Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—Second week of “Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp,” a grand oriental spectacle, introducing magical illu- Sions, fine songs and the living fountain of colored waters. Forp’s THEATER.—Miss Laura Keene as «Lady Teazie” in Sheridan's comedy of <School for Scandal,” sup by McUollom, Dyott, Phillips and other favorites. CANTERBURY.—An immense programme of ballet, sopgs, burlesque and pantomime, con- cluding with a side-splitting afterpiece. OXxFoRD.—Songs, ballet, burlesque, negro Gelineations, &c., concluding with a screaming Afterpiece. ——————_— ANOTHER CONGRATULATION FOR PRESIDENT Lincoin.—Yesterday afternoon a large crowd Assembled at the White House about 5 o’clock, in anticipation of hearing the President, the Teport having gained circulation that he would address the pubiic atthattime. Mr. Lincoln, Appearing at one of the windows in the portico addressed the crowd as follows: My Frienps: 1 am informed that you have Assembled here this afternoon under the im- pression that ] had made an appointment to speak at this time. This is a mistake. I have made no such appointment. More or Jess persons haye been gathering here at differ- ent times during the day, and, in the exhuber- @nce of their teeling—and for all of which they are greatly justified—calling upon me to say something; and I have, from time to time been sending ont what I supposed was proper to disperse them for the present. [Laughter nd applause.) I said to a larger audience this morning ‘what I desire now to repeat. It is this:—That i supposed in consequence of the glorious mews we have been receiving lately, there is to be some general demonstration, either on this or to-morrow evening, when 1 will be expect- ed, I presume, to say something. Just here I ‘will remark that 1 would much prefer having this demonstration take place to-morrow even- ing, as I would then be much better prepared te say what I have tosay than lam now or can be thisevening. [A voice—“‘And we will then have heard from Jehnston.”’} I therefore say to you that I shall be quite Willing, and I hope ready, to say something then; whereas just now I am not ready to say anything that one in my position ought to say. Everything I say, you know, goes into print, [Laughter and applause.) If I make a mis- take it doesn’t merely affect me nor you but the country. I, therefore, ought at least try mot to make mistakes. [Voices— You have made no mistakes yet.” If, then, a general demonstration be made to-morrow evening, and it be agreeable, I will endeavor to say something, and not make a mistake, without at least trying carefully to @void it. (Laughter and applause.} Thank- ang you for the compliment of this call, I bid you good evening. ‘The President retired amid great applause, ‘when the crowd quietly separated. ge CELEBRATION AT THB WALLACH SCHOOL Hovse.— Yesterday morning, on the receipt of the glorious news of the surrender of General Lee and his army to Lieutenant General U.S. Grant, the children attending the ten schools am the Wallach Building, assembled in the Jeeture room to celebrate the greatevent. Ap- propriate speeches were made by Mr. Gulick, Alderman from the 5th Ward; Mr. McCathran, Alderman from 6th War Mr. Morsell, ‘Treasurer of the School Board, and Mr, Hitz, of the Sub-Board of Trustees. The c ren Sang with a good will, ‘The Star Spangled Banner, Hail Columbia, We'll Rally round the Flag Boys,” and other patriotic songs, after ‘which they dispersed with hearty cheers for the Union and General Grant. —_._——_ Pam ScnDay.—This day was generally ob- Served throughout the city, all the churches adopting exercises os Sa oe to the occa- sion. The Sunday School Union, consisting of the schools of East Washington and Waugh Chapel (both Methodist Episcopal), of the ‘wenerable Christ Church (Protestant Episco- al), the Baptist and Presbyterian schools— ve in number-—with their officers and teach- ers, assembled in the afternoon at the East Washington Methodist Church, where ad- dresses were delivered by a number of gentle- men, and several hours pleasantly occupied by the children in singing. oS ReciPRocAL.—On Saturday asplendid silver urn was received by Adams’ Express from Philadelphia and delivered to Mr. Benjamin Ranier as a present from W. P. Cumming, of the Northern Liberty Hose, and S. S. Arm- strong, of the Northern Liberty Engine Com- pany, of Philadelphia, in appreciation for the Attention paid by Mr. Ranier to the visiting Hiremen of that city on the ith of March. A splendid gold-pencil and pen was also re- ceived by Capt. Dick Morgan (Alderman of the Sixth ward) from Mr. Armstrong for similar favors. a Tue City Last Nicut.—Notwithstanding the great excitement last evening, the city was remarkably peaceful, no disturbances what- ever occurring. In anticipation of some yi Rations of order, Superintendent Richards di- rected the day police to remain on duty during the night, to assist the night patrols, but after ‘in inspection of the several wards the Super- antendent found everything se quiet that the <iay police were relieved from extra duty about 10 o'clock. Stitt Lives.—But tew will fail to remem- ber Captain E. B. Robinson, an old member of the “typo” fraternity, who went South at the Outbreak of the rebellion. The press some snonths since had him’ dead and buried, but Mr. Browning, private Secretary to Vice Presi- ent Johnson, just returned from Richmond, communicates the fact that the veritable Cap- tain is alive and well. a CovLp’NT WorkK.—The stonecutters on the Capitol extension yesterday were so joytul Over the good news that they could not work, and they united with others in taking a gen- eral holiday. ——_—___ ATTENTION is called to the notice of the meet- ing to be held at the Georgetown custom-house this evening for the purpose of making ar- rangements to celebrate the occasion of the surrender of Lee’s army. CITY ITEMS. eons We ARE HAPPY to announce that the grand ‘vocal and instrumental complimentary benefit tendered to Mon. Alexander Wolowski, the distinguished pianist and composer, by his eS and friends, will take place at Seaton all, on Tuesday evening, April 18. Professor ‘Wolowski enjoys the reputation of being a great artist, both in Europe and America. He Will be assisted on this occasion by Mme. Gomez de Wolowski, the celebrated. prima donna of the Italian opera, who possesses the highest soprano voice, uniting to a remarkable likeness a magnificent compass; the difficulties of art are unknown to her, for she s: the most difficult p: with astonishing facil- LE Also by 8 number of his pupils, who have kindly offered their services for the occasion. Professor Wolowski being a general favorite in Washington, and the programme which he offers one of the most varied and interesting, ‘we have no doubt bat what he will, ‘as he de- serves to be,” greeted with a crowded house. ‘The sale of reserved seats will positively com- mence on Wednesday, April 12, at W. G. WMetzerott’s music store, corner Pennsylvania &venue and lith street. SS We Cory the following testimonial from the Chronicle in reference to Prof. Sibbet’s Hair Res- torative. «I have been using Prof. Sibbet’s Re- Storative for the hair since his arrival in this city. Before commencing, my hair was falling off so rapidly that I was fearful of losing it entirely. It eeased falling off as soon as I be- @8n the use of the Restorative; my scalp isnow pertectly healthy, and my hair is beginning to grow and thicken rapidly. This testimonial is given asa matter of duty to others who may need some safe and reliable remedy for the hair and scalp. A. McCorneELt, 458 Seventh street, opposite Post Office. SSE RiininiSs ExciTgMeEnT on Pennsylvania avenue, No. 435, near 44 street, at the Dollar Jewelry Store. ap 11-2t* JK ANDLING AND STOVE Woop, prepared in the best manner, or in the stick, delivered to any part of the citys the shortest notice, G. L. SHERIFF, Office Penn. av., between Sd and 434 sts., Bp ae __ {Rep} Yard 435 street and Canal, Cc \TY SURVEYOR-Ongers for the services of the County Surve: = lan. Esq cles oO! the Levy Semuute ae eaaiaoeed to the subscriber at Brightwood. DO Im* . D. CARPENTER. m County Survevor. )TATOB?! POTATORS:: Just received per schoo: Portland, and now landing at Fowlor erie ce oO of loth giteet, a fine cargo, Sackson Whites and fe Moun! eB. u i White Mountain P Sold in lots to MILLER, am 31-Lwif* 243 Pa. av.,and at the Wharf, Ww ANTED—B: WANTS. Pennsylvania avenue, We ood Hotel, near Willards. Argune LADY WISHES TO GET ASITUA- diately at No. 94 26th street, between ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to attend bar roo: WwW with recommendations. Apply at 514 street, near the avenue. as chambermaid or nurse. & respectable girl, a SITUA- TION as chamberma! adress. Apply at No. 255 3d street, Corner Mass Avent. a eee ANTED—A good WOMAN GO@K. mediately at T, POTENTINI'S, It’ iy im: ars It" NTED—A OHAMBERMAID immediately. reference required, Apply at aa Aprly, imme- and R. 1t* ma, lth 1t* GHIBT MAKERS WANTED—At 421 H street, pet between llth tent need A ten and 12th streets. N. apply. id a soda water stand. one but com- ap 11-2t* BOY. 17 or 18 years of ,to at- wee German arterred, Apply at the restaurant corner of 2d street and Pa, avenue, Washington. D.C. 1t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A e; one who can come well recomme: 1 rt pat M. OPPENHEIMER, ed; from 14 to 16 305 Pa. avenue, ears old. bet. 9th and 10th sts. eung GIR! 1t* ANTED—A good COOK. One who can make 00d family bread and deserts. Reference re quired. Apply at No. 415 E st., bet. 8th and 9th south side, 1t* A A wishe: te AJezandria or FLEMING, corner store. Georgetown, of 4th and I at GENTLEMAN desires to procure a comfort: able ROOM with BOARD, on reasonable terms. aieree 2 W., Box 285, Washington, D. 0. Dp 11 RESPECTABLE AMERIOAN WIDOWLADY Situation as housekeeper; would 5 Inquire of MR8. J. OVEF Bonson 's STORE WANTED—With or without dwelling, on 7th or on any of the streets in the neighbor- hood of the Patent Office. A good tenant may be secured by addressing Btar office. rmanent ENANT, ap 11-3t* ANTED—In a private family, s first-class WwW one brin, ven. 85 @ street north. ANTED—At the Seaton House, WwW. fine ironing and fluting. None eth Also; a geod,smart GLEL apirs COOK to assiat in nahin and i ing good references one With a family need a roning. To igh wages will be ly. Apply at ap 11-3t™ a HEAD IRONER, one thoroughly competent to do ers need apply. for the glass pantry. pil. i a ieee ANTED—By a first rate dress-maker, who Ww can operate on Wheeler & Wilsen’s sewin, machin SITUATION by the day or en. Please address a note week. Ret. to Box 34 ap 11-2t* small family, having just come on fr ing the havi ANTED A 0} SITUATION—-By WOMAN, who willdo the how est of city references. P’ a sewor'! ‘oung of a om New York; lease call at the effice between the hoursof 1 and 2 olslook P.M Ww ANTED— A good-disposed, active, honest BOY, to learn a trade. Apply at Store No, 456 7th street. ap 30 3t* Wey 456 7th st, BDA good-disposed, active, to learn a trade, Apply at ae honest \ City Post JANTED—A PERMANENT HOME for two boys. with a view of bein Address C. T raised to useful- ap 10-3t" 4 AS; EXPERIENCED BOOK KEEPER DE- sires empleyment for the au eo mne day aud evening. Andress‘'J. H. H., Box 560, part of the ‘ap 10 3t* Co: bE @00D COOK WANTED, WITH GOOD recommendations, at 49 Road street, between ome and Washingten streets, Georgetown ap 10-3t™ NTED — Two CARPENTERS: a5 FRANK COOLER’ Apply at 2d street, between Fst. and Virginia avenue, Island, Only good hands need apply. ap 10-3t* ARPENTERS WANTED—Call at the corner of ist and D streets, at the factory ef BALDWIN OTHE: ap 8-3t' V ANTED—A good COOK and a WAITSR for Ice Cream Saloon. FIBLD’S, No. 356 6th street. Apply at JOSEPH SHAF- ap 8-3t* AUCPION SALES. B* GBSEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTICN SALE OF THREE VALUABLE UIEDiNC “Tors ON BAST OAPIFOL Ste ETWHEN OT! AND 10TH BTS. EAST. FOR RENT AND SALE. a eee (O& SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES {Store Ne. 535% P : 6, be- twoou intandsd ate, © Cameyivania avenneie Fo, enpie STOCK and LBASS# of Oarroll Hall on O at., between 12th and 13tn sts., Wash: On FRIDA*, the 1ith instant, at 60’clock p. m. ington, D.C. Willbe scld cheap for cash. For | we shall sein bdivision particulars apply at the Halle? °°" Gp 1i-3t Stet Ze tonne at “he ring 1h feet OR RENT—Mlogantly furnished ROOMS: -Ic-. ' ¢ inches front. ‘5 “eet deep; ther 25 feet ie Disleren whoo gad RITCHIE G. ‘Perms cash Foe sig aired down on each i) 5 ce . 2 * . plished, Reterance reauired. Apply at 326 S| iot when the promete we Menel od Ail con: veyancing and revenue ktamps at the cost of the LONG LEASE. WITH ALTERATIONS IN | purchaser. uildings, 1) @ for a lar; Sines" af the Patent iceson 7th st. Enguire No. 152 Pa. anne GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. avenue, between 17th and isth sts. ap 11-t* ¥ JAS. O. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, ‘OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and LEASE of a — House containing + rooms, including Rvstar- DESEARLE BRRIDBNOE, ON KT BET: ant, Billiard Baloon, Liquors, ke. Will be golds | LIN ROW.) AP PUBLIO 8ALB. eigen Brokers Gos ete On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 13th, at 536 o’clock, cn the premises, we shali sell ot Ne. 22 FPR RENT—A two-story FRAME HOUS , No. | in subdivision of Square No. 285, fronting 25 feet 51 Dunbarton street, between Montgomery | 3 inches on K street north, between 12th and 13th and Green streets, Georgetown, contai: Bp X | streets wi nd running back 142 feet 8 inches to Toome & all, gas and water, Apply opposite at | 8 30-foot ed publie alley, improved byan ex- No. 54. Bp 11 3t* cellent and well-built three-story and ment OR SALE—A fine BARBER SHOP, with a good Tum of customers, at No. 569 7th street, near Fevy eee cold on sosomne Ge leaving the city. 8 a good place for a married man. apie” ‘A. CUTINO._ Foe. RENT AND SALE—For sale,the STOOK, GOOD WILL and FIXTU |, together with the Corporation and Government LiORNS of a small Grocery and Liquor Store, situated on 3: street west. near Bartholow’s wharf, in Seventh brick pwelling house, containing ten rooms and bath-room, with frame stable in the rear, and fine pomp of waterintheyard, This house waserected y 8 master builder for his own residence, and is put up in the very best manner. Terms: One-hdif in cash; the remainder in six ress hog interest, secured by a deed of trust on Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, = wae The house may be examinad at any hour on the Ward. Also, the HOUSE, a brick, containing | dayof sale. Possession given within thirty d four fooms, for rent. Apply onthe premises. . after sale. JAS. & McGUIRE & 00.” ap 11-3t* ap 1i-d Austioneers. OR SALE—A finely finished STORB. one story, two rooms, suitable for any retail business. The stand is good. T now doing a fine business—tailoring | and only sells op account of desiring to leave tne city. For particulars and conditions apply at this office, or to the subscriber, corner 16th and I streets. ap 11-3t* EDWARD COHEN. re RENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, contain- ing four rooms, on 24th street, near wae a BY JAB. C. McGUIRE& CO. Auctioneers, CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE BQUARE GROUND ON SEVENTH StRMET W ESR TWEEN AVENUE Q STRERT AND RHODE ISLAND On THURSDAY AFTBRNOON, April 2th, at 5 o’clock, on the premises, by virtue ofa decree of the late Circuit Qourt, and anamended decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting as a Oourt of Bquity, the latter decree ril, 184, and res dared, in cause No, to No. 43 Dunbarton st., Georgetown, (OR RENT—HOUSE and GARDEN, gas on the | 735, wherein El nant. an frent of the house, with railroad cars accom- | Charles E, Brent the un- modation, Penna _ave., Bast Capitol. Inquire at | dersigned will sell the whole ef Square No. 42). DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, corner of D | except two lots heretofore sold, subdivided into and 10th sts, ap 10-3t* 25 desirable buildi: img respectively on pg lots frontin, 7th and 8th streets west, between te st. and Rhode Islandavenue. — Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured to the satisfac- tion of the trustes; er sll cash, at the option of the purchaser. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, J. CARROLE BREN®, Trustee, apll-eodts CO. McGUIRE & ., Aucts, Y J.C. McGUIBR & OO., Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALE OF KINE OOTPAGE SITES ON THE HIGH GROUND NOB’ greys AT PUBLIC SALB Eon res On MONDAY. AFTERNOON, Apri!3, at 40’clock, on the premises, we shall sell @ portion of that ‘OR BENT—The DWELLING PART of the House No. 251 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, south side. Apply on the prem- ises, orto Mr. WOOD. at Mitchell’s office, corner of 15th street and the Avenue, ap 10-3t* Fo SALE—The RESTAURANT adjeining Ford’s Theater, 10th st., known asthe “Green- back,” containing a fine Bar, with all the fixtures, fu ed rooms. &c., and deing s Food business. Satisfactory reasons given for s@) within three days. OR RENT—The old established BUSINESS STAND, No. 156 Lexington street, Balti- more, well known throughout the city as Hart’s Dry Goods and Millinery Establishment. Ponses- sion givenimmediately if required. For particu- lars apply on the premises or by letter. ap 10-Iw* handsome oatate known se Mount Pleasant,” A: hi i 7: in front joining the city on north and lying between Foe Aue pat splendid LOT, (2 feet in front | hand lith stroets, and sub-divided mite seventee alley, having a 15 foot side alte New Ys leading to seven handsome cottage sites, fronting respect- York avenue Church, ou IJ street, between 13th ively on 7th street and and | This property is ae a Cl : ron ay property is si on the high groun| lath, Apply te D. M LAWRENCE, afters p.m. | north of thocity one ct me mest gecriital Tene tions for residenoes in the District—commandin, an extensive view of Washington, Georgetown and the surrounding country. with a full view o the Potemac river a6 far as the eye can reach. It is easy of access by passenger railroads, which terminate on 7th and 14th streets, near the prem- ines. Plats may be obtained at the counting-room cf the auctioneers. Terms: Qne-half cash: balance in ten years, with interest, secured by a deed of trust; interest payable semi-annually. A payment of $20 on each lot pal be required of the purchaser at the time of sale. All conveyancing ang stamps at cost of the pur- hy Z mb 2d JAB. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Sf THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY {OR SALE—The STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a grocery, liquor, meat and feed store. The location being a very good one, this isan excellent opportunity for an enterprising man, with some cash capital. Part of the premises being rented to other parties, the three stores oc- cupied by the advertiser are entirely free of rept. Address *'F. W. W..’’ office of this paper. aple-5t* CohFEctionsEy AND FRUIT 8TORE FOR Say BES CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE, in a good business stand in Wash- ington city, near a military camp, is offered for sale. The place is well established. During the ensuing ice cream season money enough can be made to pay for the whole. In addition to the store there is a good dwelling apartment well and newly furnished. Apply for three days, 159 234 street, corner I, Washington, D. CO. ap 10-3t* ANTED—At the Avenue House, two good Din: given, ing Room WAITERS Liberal wages ap 8-3t' W ivem, Ad ANTED—An intelligent MAN of industrious hab: ite; also,a BOY. pl o. 338 D st., mear I! Liberal compensation y at Abel oriee ef the Daily Times. ap 8-3t’ UBSE WANTED—Wanted immediately a set- tled WOMANt nurse an infant two months old. Must come well recommended, and one wil ling te travel, 475 6th st., det. Dand BE. ap3-3t* WwW ANPED—A small FARM of 15 to 40acres, with HOUSE contaiuin, 7 to $8 rooms; elevated po- sition; within 4 miles of the city by drive, or 6 by railroad ;one neara station preferred. Address Box 1 Star 0: {Intel.} ce. ntel ap olm*™ D2¥,60008 SALESMAN, one that understands the retail city trade preferred. Good refer- ences required, will be offered. ap8-3t 523 Seve ‘o Buch & permanent Situation J, W. CO nth street. WwW ANTED—A well disposed, respectable young GIRL, about 14 or 15 yes ber heme with a family and learm a trade. 8 of age, to make She must be willing to make herself generally useful. The best references as to character required. In- quire for A B., Star office. 3-6 Ww about 6) tons capa make a trip to the Jame: dress for information C. River, Oa W. CAMPB. street, Washington, D.C. ANTED TO CHARTER—A SCHOONER of y, well furnished, to Lon, or ‘ad- ELL, 29% E ‘ap 6 5t* WwW ANTED—A MAN who unlerstands garden- ing and the care of horses, and capable of driving,and who is willing to go a few miles in aoe country for the season, Apply at 475 Sixth ap 5-tf ANTED—Two Dining Room WAITERS at the Buropean Hotel, corner of lith and Pa, avenue. encer, None need apply without good refer- aps w mal fami’ 275 Bst., rear of Bt. Oharles Hotel. ANTED—A good coprei WOMAN to cook, wash and fron in ly, Apply at apl \ ANTED- stresi Star Office. —A SITWATION, as nu Good references. Address rse or 8 EER SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will street, nov 16-tf pay the highest cash at their Buckskin Glove Georgetown, rices for DEER Rianutactory, 106 Higk . C. RAMSBURG & EBERT. IKINS, ANTED-—A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the erences given. iano forte Apply at No. 526 H 6th and 7th sts. ligh! ANTED—EV: was it. RY PERSON TO the new lamp. Ith and Lith. Ww CHAN Know that Shey ment of COAL O1 LAMPS. atreet bet. 10th and llth streets. it. at Best of ref- Bt., between mar 13-tf postponed until MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 10, at the same hour and place. ap4 JAS, ©. McGUIBE & C@., Aucts. 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- pores. in corequence of the rain, until SATUR- JAY AFTERNOON, April 15, at the same hour and place, ap Fo. RENT—To a reliable tenant without young children, for one or more years, @ two-story BRIOK HOUSE, partially furnished, including a fine-toned Pi No, 45 ist street, Georgetown; considered one of the most desirable locations; healthy, good neighborhood, -and near the differ-- ent churches, bert schoela and market, ga8 pipes throughout, and water under cover; also, dry Cel- JA8.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. lars, tiage House, Stable and Bath Room. nv; SU 7 pretbises can be seen on the lith. Lith, Lith and BY. S. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. Lith inst, , Possession given the ist of May, or | PeRgMPFORY SALE OF EIGHTEEN SMALL HAMPSHIRE AV. AND N L 8£. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 19th, at 432 o’elock, on the premises, we shall sell eighteen small Building Lota, situated at the corner of New Hampehire avenue and north L streot, and front- ng respectively on said stregts, ‘his will be a fine opportunity for persons of small means to obtain a lot. Title perfect. Terms: One third cash; the remainder in6 and 12 months, with interest,secured by a deed of trust on the premises, s wonvevances and stamps at thacost of the pur- chaser. A payment of $10 will be required om each lot at the time of sale, ‘ _aps dts J.C. McGULBE & CO., Aucts. J.C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING fee Gon nG THE NATIONAL PRINT- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 2ith, at 534 o’clock, on the premises, by virtae ofa deed of trust from Patrick Wilson and wife, dated May 7, 1857, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. B., No. 139. folios 217, et. seq., one of the Land Records of Washington county, I shal! sell, Let“ B.”’in J.C, McGuire’s subdivision of Bquare No. 624, fronting ne ke = BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NEW F SRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ina desirable ORTH location. Inquire at No, 331 G st,, between 12th and 13th. ap 3t" OUSE FOR BENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—Por particulars applyat No. 13 Ist street, near High st , Georgetown. ap 3-3t* ~OOM FOR RENT—In an excellant location frst fioor, fronting on the avenue fitted ue as asampleroom. Inquire of L, L. ROSENSTBIN, Market Space. aps-St* QEVERAL LARGE AND COMFORTABLY PUB- \) NISHED ROOMS to let, with or without board. at 4&5 l0th street, near Penn, avenue, between D and E sta. aps 3t* ‘OR RENT—HOUBE and GARDBN, gas in the front ef the house, with railr. cars accom- medation, Penn’a ave., east of Capitol. Inquire ef DEMONGEOTT, Human Hair Store, corner of Dand 10th st. ap3-3t* Fo. RENT—Well furnished, sing.e and double ROOMS, second tioer front; gas and bath; for Ladies or Gentlemen. Terms moderate; 393 H street, Bet. 13th and lith streets, 8. W. corner 13th, ‘ap s-st* OR RENT—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, four miles from Washington, with from one to ten acres ef land, For further particulars apply to | 22 feet on North Capitol street, between G and ARCHIBALD WHITE, near Brightweod Pest | streets north.and running k 136 feet to a lt foot Office, 7th street.) ap 8-3t™ alley and containing eo ners, bee rai A > RENT. ‘erms—One. baif cash; 6 remainder in six ani CREBAT One BRON HOLE on Pa. aventc. | twelve montha, with interest, secured by a decd apd ith streeta. opp’ i eooms, Apply to We 8 of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, THOS J. FISHER tee. ap l-eokda J.C. Mc@UIRE & OO A etis, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIMP: PROPERTY. BOVAD Tho undersigned trustees, under the will of the late Edmund Retly. deceased, offer foreale at pub- lic auction, on the premises. the following ro per- yon WED) ¥, April 2th. at 6 0 fetook p. m.; also,on THURSDAY, Fa dl sth, at the same hour:—Lot 2, Square 233; Part ef Lot 8, Square 690. National Ho’ STON, No. 373 Pa. avenue, between 4%: and 6th sts.. opposite National Hotel. ap 8-3t* | her BALE—A first class EATING HOUSE, two stories high, situated on North Capitel street, opposite the Soldiers? est, doinga good business will be sold cheap. Enquire at the Barber shop next docr. ap 8-3t* OR #ALE—A two-story and attic FRAME HOUSE, with six rooms, in good repair, sit- uated onL street north, near 18th. Possession given immediately. Price $),3\0. Terms accom- Mmodating. Inquire of SAM’L T. DRURY. Attor- ney ne uaw: 389, opposite west wing City Hall, CALL AND One cent for 12 hours’ Alse,the heavy ended chimney that will not break. Calland see themat 316 F st.. bet, mi3-Im* ANTED—Every store and housekeeper to can find the largest asaort- plain and fancy DELIERS and GAS FIXTURES. and the best No. 1 COAL OIL, at 19 per cen' any store this side of New York, ower than No 316 F mh 13-Im* Ww Clothing, or any articles of value. cask price paid, or exchanged for other ANTED—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets Furniture. ‘The highest joods. Alco, a Substitute wanted. At Singer’s Machine Agency, 416 Office. — \ Crockery and Glassware, and a general good mi: jewin E street, near the Post mm 1l-Im* ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO OALL at 316 t& st.,and see the spieeaid stock of China, ma* F st. jutier assortment ¢ and Plated ware couse furnishing OHN BR. FOLEY, bet, 10th and llth. F IRST CLASS Bi Rooms. can bi Gand M streets.” m st BOARDING. D. with new ly furnished 411 13th street, between ap ll-lw* Faz OR SIX GENTLEMEN can be accommo- ner cetera with first clasa table fam of 6t! BOARD ina pri- ily by applying at No. 5261 street, cor ap ii 30" OARD—A Gelightfal summer loca’ ilies pacious av, er sip 1? © persons. Large, rou ‘tien for fam- airy house, . gas and bath-room, near Pa. ~ cor. 2let and 2 pat. £ conan and H sts. One large Room ap 11-3t* OARDING —Handsome suits of rooms in a id means. }0 position an: “Boarding,’’ Baltfmore, Md. first-class house in Baltimore. None need ap- those who can produce good references ag Address, with reference, &p ll-lw* PSEMANENT ANP TRANSIENT BOARDERS can be accommodated with good BOARD and pitasent ROOMS, on reasonable terms, at No. 365 st., betweeni4}s and 6th. Also, ajfew Furnished BOOMB for rent. ap 1l-e03t* fronting 62 feet 5% inches on Ist street erst. an: Lot 9, Square 753, with one two-story frame build- ing. Possession of this lot and house given lat ay next. Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money is to be paid in cash; and the residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured By a deed of trust on the premises, or all cash, at the option of the purcbaser. A payment of $25 on each lot will be required at time of purchase. If the terms of sale are not cemplied with with- in one week after day of sale, the right to resell, rt the risk and expense of thedefaulting purchaser on 1 week’s previous notice inthe Evening Star, is reserved by the Trustees, The cost of peniigees | ee revenue stamps Le . are to be paid by the PATRICK McKENNA JGHN CARROLL BRENT. ¢ Trustees ap-leod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY JAB. C, McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDIN LOTS IN anes No, 865, 723, 684, Tas 43 AND S66. mn FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 7th, at 43 o’clock, on the premiser, w: all sell Lots 1, 2, and 5,in Square 681, subdivided into 9 buildin; lots, fronting 23 feet'8 inches on north O street, bet neen ieee Serene and pela ware avenue; 2 10! renting ee! inches on aware between north D and O streets. ae > 2 lots in Pauare 72036 groating on peons ave,. etween 3d an streetseast, and one frontin, 23 feet on ith street. . ap F3%, RENT—One large -new two-stery FRAME OUSE, with brown front, and a comfertable COTTAGE HOUSS, adjoining, suitable to be used double or single, with flower garden in front, sit- uated om the west side of 10th st., near the corner of Est., Island, No. 581. For information see card on the premises. Persons wishing to ex- mine the premises will find the key at the black- smith shop at the corner of 1¢th at ap §-3t* ; URNISHED BOOMS TO LET—Parlor and Bed roem adjeining, on first floor and two good basement rooms suitable for an office, No, 425 llth st., bet. Gard H ste. ap? 6t* EGEY {SH ED ROOMS TO LET, with or withont BOARD, 350 E street, between lth amd lith streets. ap6lw* {URNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS at No. 6 north A st., north side Capitol Square. These reoms will be rented for housekeeping pur- poses to families without cLildren, api-lw* OR RENT—The larger part of a HOUSE, well L. located, saloon parlor, dining roem ani kitchen , unfurnished, on first floor, with several chambers furnished or vot; gas fixtures and closets throughout. References required. Ad- dresa Box S Star office, with full name and ad- dress, ap 6-6t* gor AND CANDLE FACTORY FOR RENT, in Alexandria, Virginia, with all nece: ary utensils for conducting the same. In- uire 0. 18 Payne street, Alexandria; or for further information apply to .B MAJOR, 5 lots in Square 813, fronting 2lifeet on the Pabli ap 6-ee3t* Corner 7th and H sts, Bquare, between Sth and 6th streets east. Eublis lots in Square 866, fronting 25 feet on n ncenets atthe corner of 6th street east. aie ‘OR BALE—The STOCK and FIXTURNS of a ; ‘erms: One-third cash; the balance in six aft Meat and Provisien stere; good p'ace for busi- ness, Reasons for selling out, going to leave the City: Besure te gece aps." tydve months, with interest, secered by a deed ans A payment ef $20 will be required at the ti TOR BALE Two. story and basement BRIOK | gf Dueuerycy ® auted attic “mascot HOUBE, babs 72 Indians ave., bet. 2 . west. Ea aseRsio! en. 8. 10 of JAMES F- HALIDAY.. Heal Tgent,515 1th et... south of Penn’s av. Pre BENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A very desirable two story and attic HOUSB. containing thirteen rooms, in one of the best local tise D ie city rhs none ie'the most mode- rate in Washington. ‘or further formati apply at the Star office counter. apolw. OR BALE LOW AND ON EASY PAYMENTS— Fecal DWELLINGS of 5 and 6 rooms eaeh, Allconveyancing and stamps, at the cost of the purchaser, m25da J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. &7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, IN coneequence of therain, until MONDAY AFTRR- NOON, April 17th, same hour and place. Ons 5:0: MoGUIRE & 60., Aucts, HICKERING & BON’S WORLD RBNOWNED PIANOS. \ENTLEMEN DESIRING EXCBLLBNT AND | with lots i Vi Bince the frat of January, I have sold fifty-si G nicely Fornished ROOMS, with Board, should and south Gast. Is aaa ase y, oo GAN PRA OR oR Agar ay anne weal ai eet, near G. 2 cE! 5 Day 362 . s, el a nesaiex REROR ers m,, at No, 3 lith street, five AMERICAN MBLODEONS. ighteen (18) Frovzox FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE WELL accommodated with BOA: K street, south corner of 2th. RD and LOBGING on mar 20 486 SPRING ASU MENE 486 MARBRHKRITER’S, NO. 486 SEVENTH STRERT, DEALER 1m CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMENTS, EMBRACING PAPER HANGINGS. A select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and woes WINDOW SHADES. riced Paper Han, Borders, S dces, ‘ke. ombracing the fare satand Heed somest assortment in the District. and d- Budi. Green, Pink, Lavender, Checalate. Browh and Gilt Window hades, a variety Bhade Fixtures, Tassels, &: Bilk and ferent sizes and colors, a Picture ‘The largest assortment of District. warranted toe ried ato Variety of Dar! A fe 5 mw one PIOTUBE CORD & TASSBI beautiful «Nails, &c. OVAL PICTUBE of small-sized Oval and executed maonoper, in city or country, Wa Terms Cash for Goods or Labor KRITER, 456 Sevanta Genes ight 4 ‘4 486 ei ight loora above Odd Tolons’ 6-6" ‘000 Frames. q Oart ENGRAVINGS & PAINTINGS jw choice Engravings and Peinti: @rders for Paper Hi punctually attended tort + of patterns; LB. orsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- assortment, 3 always ing and Window Shades in the best wat. 486 feehington. D.O. QFE BOR RENT— Store, No, 234 Pa. ay. OR BALE —$5 000 cash willpurchase a strictl Fon clans Resear acy and now doin, fe i i iy teulars apply to MITCHELE & SONS, cor Pon, Over Stinemeta’s Hat | ber of their houses, and name of t! m30-tf street seen may fed store, and prominent amongst the num- # to note : merene iano of Chickering & Sons to Dr. Jos. w Two Chickering & Son's {i » COF. 3) e ne full sever avenue and 15th street. £ Lee Pianos to the Academy of Visitation, cornet? (OR SALE-A RESTAURANT i Mrs. Knap . H, between 1ith and 15th E Pa. avenve, near National Hotel: woultmate Messrs Grifin'& Brother, Pa, ave between 9th asplendid store or confectionery a ice cream | and l(th sts..two Pianos, saloon. Address, immediately, : ws city Post Dr. W.B. Shedd. 447 on 8th st, Office, Washington, D.C. mar 22-Im* rae enour: 304 RO LRE AS a A jana ave., ORRENT_A fine BRICK STABLE andOAR.| 5. 0 MoKel b oth and 7t RIAGE HOUSE, suitable fer three cree: DroHiteas Barber ac uetween Stand sth, most central location i ashington; rear of 274 Jobn Wise, corner 6th and 43. in F street, north side. Terms very moderate. Ap- C. M. Parks, 383 New York ave. y.to P:J. BELLEW & O0., 510 Beventh strect A. MeOlosky, 377 Bavor south of Odd Felione” Hall. mh 21-tf‘ ‘ have this day precelved fom Ghickerin & OTICE—FOR BALE—230 jon’s 8 pe! anos, which, stock on Riera tecatnatd ARMS, Sales | Ciuc gly, onan, meena 8. a . S 4 beautifal 3. Apply te H.8. JOHNSTON, No. have also on new and beautifal Pianos avenue, between 4% and oth attests; oxjorite Ha: from other cplebrared makers, for whom I'am Vonal Hotel. mar 14-Im* ile agent llowances (or old Pianos, Fo SALE—The Piancs tuned, exebanged, sqepaired, iremoved, BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE packed: shipped. or inten oy rr aaa of the Great Sammer Resort, Mnoieenae from thi and six |AN 0} e fact of 8. D.and GLYMONT, ‘Boston, ack: wiedeod by all ists, : wh Teo to be the best im use. ‘feeb Rituated twenty-eight miles fro i . the Maryincd st le or the Potomas Mrceiga. on galt or send for ft ‘talogues, with names and beRENTED FOR THE SRASON vit will | Teor ccrday we will receive another of Chicser- Inquire of 3,2, PARED ing & Bes sree ety mal ne ro 3, o ‘vi mar 15-t¢ Tavellizescer Bui ee oe ar ELLIS, WHITE G NTLEMAN, of 34 aca ap6-tf between 9th and 10th ats..north side, offers bi a -1E jALB—One fULEa co itary service. Fo! e 1 informatica {nevineut one rey ae oe ae TEED Toe, suit 420 B atreet north, between 8th and 9th atreets Feed Dealer, 126 K ot., bet. 2st and 214 west. ap 7-2 ol¢-in* ond Pte st, ia Genter Market, AUOTION SALES. ee THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* J. 0. McG@UIBE & CO., Auctioneers. STCILDING LOTS ON AGTH ST RELY WEST: BETWEEN Q AND R 8 : TREETS On TURSDAY AFT! a5 BRNOON, April 11, at o'clock, om the premises, we shall sell, Sfteen val: uable Building Lots, fronting about 2! feet each on lth street wert. between Q and K etreets, and running back 11) feet to a ten-foot alley. Terms: One-third cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust mises. . A payment of $20 on each lot will be required by the purchaser at time of saie 1 at cost of the pur- All conveyancing and star chaser, fouN'B- PURO, Executor, ap 6-d&ds J. 0, McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts, U 8. MARSHAL’S SALR.—In virtue of s writ + of Seri facias issued from the Olerk’s Office of the Fupteme Gourt of the United States fer the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, De see of the Court house deer of said District, MONDA the 27th day of March instant, 1855, com: 120’clock m , all defendant's right, title, claim ane is rest tg and to the following property, te Lots Nos. 2 and 5, in Square No. 269, pot Me. 29, in Square Ne. 327, . Part of e together wits = = GS alae fee im, gvements ereon, in the Ci 01 ington, O., Bei) and levied upon asthe property of Walter Lenox and will besold to satiety iadicials No.2, Ba: xs reme Court, in fayor of Richard Windsor. use of Richard Wallach. ARP H. mer edt U, 8. Marshal B.C. .S7-THB ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED BN- til THURSDAY, the 30th instant, same hour and WARD H. LAI lace. ~ : Pmt U. 8, Marshal D. 0. 87-THS ABOVE SALE 13 FURTHER POST- poned on account of the weather until MONDAY next, the 3d of April, 1865, at same hour and place. WARD H, LAMON, m 30 U. 8. Marshal D. 0. S@- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- ened in consequence of a typographical error in the ast poreucnseene st sale. aad the 10th day of . , 18 ir an |ace. = me ROW ARB H. LAMON, ap3 U. 8. Marshal D, C. W7-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTER POST- oned-on account of the weather until WEDNEB- AY next, the 12th inst., 1835, at the same hour and place, WARD H. LAMON apie U.S. Marshal, D. 0. B* W.B, LHWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue, THIS. EVENING, at7 o’clock, we shall sella large variety of Photographic Albums. Silver Plated Ware, Geld and Silver Watches, Chains, Jewelry, &c:, with a good assortment of Fancy Goods. ap 5-lw W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, ¥. THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, QUANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- + TATE IN GEORGETOWN. By virtue ef adecree of the Sapreme Court of the District of Coiu bearing date the Mth dey of March, A. D. 1865. and pas: a certain cayvee therein depending, in which B.M.Linthieum & Go, were complainants, and the widow and heirs ac law 0S Bichaid Jones defendants, (the same be- ing canse'No, 249, equity docket No.7,) the under- signed will sell at public Auction, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, tho 10th day of April next, at § o’etock in the afternoon, Lot No. 216, in Beatty & Hawkins’s addition to Georgetown, fronting about 70 feet en the soath side of 6th street, bet. arket and Frederick streets. Also, Lots No. fif- tean, (15) sixteen, (16 seventeen, (17) eighteen, (13) and zineteen, (19) in Peters’s Aquare in said town, fronting about 133 feet. on the east side of High straat, south of and near Bridge street. This last pieee of ground fronts abou: 156 feet on the Ches- apeake and Ohio canal, and is one of the finest locatiens for business purposes in Georgetown. Ivis improved by a two story Brick House and frame Carpenter and Wheelwright shops. Terms of sale. as prescribed by decree: One- fourth cash; residue in 6,12 and 18 months, with interest from tke day of sale, for which th bh approve security, taken. ° All conveyancing, ineluding revenue stamps, at the cosy of the purchaser. the terms of sale are not complied within fire days after day Ot sale, the trustee reserves the Fight to resell at the cort and risk of the pur- chaser, The whole property will be sold free of the widow’s dower, and the sale will commence en Lot No. 216, and a@journ from lot to lot. . CARTER MARBURY. Trustee. m30-ecd& ils THOS. DOWLING, Acct. A CARD. ‘Theatiention of Capitalists and others is ins yited to the above sale in Georgetown, D.G., soon to be connected with the great West and North- west, by the important link of ra‘lway directed to be built by the Legislature of Maryland at its re ceut session. Lot No.2iis in a pleasant pert of the town, near the P. A, Reservoir, while the Lots ia Peter’s Square, taken is part or in whole, afford a fine opportunity either for speculation cx occu- pancy. Lots No. I3and 19 front 18 feet on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, running back 152 feet to al2footaliey, — The entire premises are admirably adapted for an extensive. lumber, wood. or coal business, or for manufacturing purposes on alarge scale. Lo- cated in the heart of the town, at the terminus of the Georgetown and Washington railroad, front- ing on High, and within a few ste, f Bridge sts,, the two principal business streets; bounded om the south by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and on the north side by a wide, well paved alley, and in close contignity to the Potomac ~ iver, it may be confidently stated that amore dcgirable_opportu- nity for investment cannot be olered The prop- erty attracted the attention of the Governmentasa proper site for a Custom House, when seeking to obtain one, and also that of the Georgetown and Washiugton Railroad Comyany, when selecti location for their depot. but conld not th 8 purchased at any price. Tie whole is now ofered forsale, bove stated. aps THOS. DUWLING, Auctionser, SF THE ABOVE SALE IS-POTPONED ON account of the rain, until WEDNESDAY, April 12th, same hour and place J. CARTER MARBURY, Trustec, ap 10-3t THOS. BOWLING, Auct. BX 2. ©. McGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE NEAT BOG 8B, eee ND NOBTH P On MONDAY AFTERNOON, A five e’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot 15, in Merrick’s subdivision of Square No. 181, fronting 22 feet on 16th street west, between Maseachusetts avenue and north P atreet, and running back 125 feet to a 20 foot alley. impreved by a neat two- story brick dwelling house with brick back build- ing. coutainiog in all six rooms and passage. ‘etms: One-third cash; the balance in six and twelve months, with secured notes bearing in- rest. All conveyancing and stamps at cest of the pur- chaser. apl0-d&de_ J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO., Aucts, BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITOHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY, the 13th inst,, we shall sell, at 10 o’elock a.m ,at the residence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, No. 346 K street, Frank- lin Bow, an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz: Marble- top Dressing and other Bureans Do. Tables and Wash Olosets, Wardrobes Rocking, Hair and Cane-seat Dining and Office airs FeaivoriHsds, Bedding, Hair and other Mat- Bodsteads, Washstands, Window Curtains and i Carpets of vatious descriptions, Hat Rac! China, Glass and Crockeryware, Toilet Betts Cooking and other Stoves. onda With a good lot of Kitchen Requisites,and many other articles which we deem unnecessary to enu- vate. Terms cash. aps-d P STREET. ril 17th, a! GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, YJ. @. STAFFORD & O0., Auctioneers, AUCTION SALB OF POTATORS, ONIONS, Xe. On THURSDAY, the 13th instant, at 10 o'clock a m.. at the warehouse under Polkinhorn’s print- ing office, on D, near 7th atreet, we shall se! About 75 barre/s of Onions in prime erde About 50 barrels of Potatoes, About 20 barrels of Mackerel, Abont 3) half barrels do About Raisins, St. @. STAFFORD & 00., Aucts. BY JAMES C. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH I BEL WEEN 14TH AND 15TH STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION, x On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April4, I shall sellin front of the premises, at 432 0’clk. BbeSocd of a decree of the Orphans’ Court,dated the 12th day of May, 1363, ratified and confirmed by the 8u- prame Court of the District of Columbia, on the bh day of May. 1363, ‘the following described hand- some building lor, 3 Lot nom four (4) in Square numbered two hundred and eighteen, (218,) it having a front of 42 feet 7 inches on Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west, runnin, pack with a aide alley to 8 30 feet alley, 142 feet ches, y Terms: One halfcash; balance in six months, the parchaser te give note for the deferred payment, earing interest from the day of sale Secured to the satisfaction of the guardian. conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. le perfect gL1Za ANN BRAIN, Guardian. m4.121808" J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ABOVE SALR IS POSTPONED Day ATT SENOON » April 7, same mone! Be Place. wes, ELIZA ANN DRAIN apsst 3.0. MoGUIRE & Ga aan gued in CORR quence At Tae Tee Sea SEDO Tl REY Made epatth eats 84 J. 0. McGUIRE & 00. Aucts, Br GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY HANDSOME BUIL N SIXTH aE WERT WUE ORNS 8 STRERT. B iTS., AT avation. mn On WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, weshall sell, in front of the premises, at 60’Clock p.m., north half of Lot No. Bquare ‘No 812 ha’ ® front giz fect s inches en 6th street, ramming 105 : One-third cash; balance insixand twelve saaeinee for notes bearing interest from day of *ale ceed given and deed of trast taken, an ogecezanne including revenue stamps at cost ner. Menta GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. AUOTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. BY J.C. MoG@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON 5TH, NEAR M ST., AT PUBLIO SALE. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April izth, on the premises, we shall sell the northern part of Lot 14, Square 514, fronting about 42 feet on east side of sth street west, between band Bf ste, his Lot is beaxtifully situated in a rapidly im- aivided ienrs of the city, and is capable of ae ivided into two good sired lots, aud Will be 8ol entire or separately, as desired. aoe One-third cash; balance in 6 and 1% Conveyancing and stampa at purchaser's cost. apod 3. 0. MCGUIRM& OO, Aucts B* J.C. McGUIRB & O0., Auctioneers, THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING Lots eos NEW YORK AVENUB, NEAR FOURTEENTH STREET. AT eUBere SALE. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 12, at¢ o’clock. in front of the premises, we shail sell three very desirable building lots, fronting cack 17 feet linch om the south side of New York ar between 13th and [4th streets, adjoining the dr ftore atthe cornor of Ith street, and running back about 100 feet to a paved alley. Mie Terms: One-third in eash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. emeonvevances and stagnps at the cost of the pur- aser. ap6-d ©. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. BY J. CO. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ESIRABLE THRER- BRIOK HOUSE Pita BAC T roaY, R- K BUILDING, NEAR THE OO! NER OF NINTH AND M STREETS, AT PUB- LIC BALE On WEDNESDAY AFYERNOON, April 12th, at 5.0’clock, on the premises, we shall sell a desirable Three-Story Briok Dwelling, with back building, iB fronting 21 feet on the sou t to the corner of 9th, and Terms: Ore half cash; the balance in six and melee On ttiss with interest, secured by a deed rust. oral conveyancing and stamps at the cost of Puhr eT 5.0, McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. Y JAS. O. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, On FRIDAY, the lith instant, at6 alesis m. immediately after the aale of Jota in Bquare No. we shall sell oD the premises, Lot No 11,in Squi No. 37, situated on 2ith street, near M st., front- ing 52 feet 2 inches on 2ith st., and 97 fe deep to a public alley, eaten Is 10 square feet. : One-half cash; balamce in six and twelve J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. MoGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUBTEB’S SALE By virtue of a deed of Trust, duly made exe- cuted by William Loring and wife, beari 8 e 23d of March, A. D., 1801, and duly recorded Liber N. 0. T., No. 32, Folios 103, et sequitur, o1 of the Land Recor Washington epnty. in the District of Columbia, I shallsell at Public Auc- tion on SATU RDAY, the 15th day of April, 1355, at five o’cleck p.m., en the premises, Lot number thirty-two. (32,) in Charles J. White’s subd of original Lots No. 5, 6,7.5.9, 10,11, in Squarespumbered two hundged and thirty- ip said city. =r ms: One-haif cash; the residue in six months with interest, secured by deed of trust on the a ararey ing and revenue stamps at-cost of pur onveyancin; ‘ ' yang aT O. SPALDING, Trustee. J, 0, McGUIRE & OO., Aucta, ¥ J, 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TWO LARGE CORNER. LOTS (ONE WITH ALL HOUSB) NEAK THE ARSENAL, AT CBLIO BALE. “ On TEURSDAY AFTBRNOON, April 13th o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot in Square No, 655, frontiag 55 feet3 inches on Ist BY #45. Cc. atss ° street west, at the corner of south P street, run- ning bac! feet 7 inches, impreved with a small frame dwe! house. si Alsc, Lot 5. Byuare 653, same size a8 above, and tuated at the corner of Ist st, west and south @ b. Gonveyances and stamps atthe cost of the pur- “aps d J. ©. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts, PY J. OC. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. THIRTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THE WEST END Q¥ PENNSYLVANIA AVENURB, Hee AQUEDUCT BRIDGE, AT PUB- Op FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April lt, at 4! e’clk, on rhe premises, we shall sell the following build- lots: ‘*fubdivisions Nos. 9and 10,in Square north of Bquare No. 4,adjoining the aqueduct bridge at Rock Creek, each lot fronting 22 feeton Pa. ave. FE aS an average depth o! 00 ° Subdivisions Nos, 26, 97, 28, 29, $3, 81. 32 and 33, im Square No. 4,( Brewery Square) fronting each feet on south side of L street, near the public miaeres with a depth of 100 feet to a 12 foot private ey. * Subdivisions Nos. 21, 22, and 23, in Bauare No. 4, fronting each 17 feet on Twenty-sixth et, and ruaning back about 15) feet to a 15 foot private ley. wiesme: One halfcash; the balance in two equal payments of 12 and 6 months, with interest, se- oT cursd by a deed of trust onthe premises, Ha charge for preparing deeds, o charge for pre’ qa i. . Purehasers to pay for the stamps and other ex- Maned JAB. C_McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in chancery cause No. 368, Graham ys, Graham etal,, I shall sell public auction, en TUESDAY AFLERNOON, April 18, at 432 o’clock,on the premises, Lets 1, 4. 5, 6 and 7, in square No. 92. Lot No.7 fronts respectively on Connecticut avenue. ‘treet and north S street, and is improved by two-story cottage and outbuildiags, with ne garden laid out on the grounds; Lots No. 1,4,5 and 6 have been subdivided into thirteen fine building lots, fronting about twenty five feet eacis on Connecticut avenue, be:ween north R and 8 — some of them running through to 2let street. o ‘These lots were occupied by the late Guy Gra- bam as a garden. have fine shade trees in front, and are well located fer cottage site. Terms cash Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers: ar y FENDALL, Trustee. apéd ‘JAS. C, McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts. Y¥ W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E§- ® TATE IN THE SEVENTH WARD. By virtue of adecrée of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in Equity sitting, bear- ing date December 12th, 1864, amd passed in a cause in which William R. Riley et. al. in behalf of the ‘*Mount Vernon Bailatng Association,” are Complainants. and Edward M. Clarke et, al., are Defendants, (No. 191 Bauity.) I shall offer for gale at Public Auction. in front of the premi on TUESDAY, the 4th day of April, A. 1366, So’clock, P. M,, the following Real Estate, vi All that part ef Lot numbered nine in square numbered three hun (9) ad fifty-three (353) of the plan of the City of Working. ton, beginning for the north-east corner ef 61 square, at the intersection of D street south and luth street west; thence Fanning south oneline with said 10th street ninety (90) feet, thence weet fifty-four (54) feet ten and one half (10:2) inches, thence north ninety (90) feet, thence east on aline with ssid ‘'D street” fifty-four (54) feet ten anc one- hnalf (1032) inches to the place of beginning, wits the improvements thereon, This property is situated om the corner of D streetsouth and 10th street wert, and offers great inducements to purchasers. 5 i Terms—One-third cash, the residuein sixand twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for = Geterred La fy meres peep endorsed and ring interest from the day \. Title deed to be retained until all of the purchase ry : MAll conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost e oP ine terme o) leare not complied with within five days from t! ecaret sale, the Trustes reserves the right toe resell the said property at the riak and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by gi fbree dave wosice in some newspaper prin' e city of Washington. sf . YD. Trustee. LLO 2awswkds W.L. WALL & O0., Aucts, =e [Republican.) S27 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED TO TUESDAY AFTERNOON, sante mene, 2d May. 4 5 A aps WM. L. WALL & CO., Avcta, UCTION BALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, G Us Office, First Divisii Se Washintion BS. ‘April weet Will be sold, at public aucti piddervat Baltimore, Md.-on = ©? the Righess THURSDAY, April 13, 1365, TWO HUNDBRED MARES WITH FOAL, many of them well bred and in good condition. ON THURSDAY, April 20, 1365, TWO HUNDRED OAVALRY HOBSES. ONE HUNDRED Mange. WITH tod MARES WITH FOAL AND ONE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. The Herses have been condemned as unfit for cavalry service of the army, ‘cr road png farming purposes, Many good bar- insmay Animals sold singly. Sale tocommence at? a. m., and will be held at Phillip’s Government Btables, corner of Fremont and Ramsey streets, Terms cash, in United Btates gurreney aw, First Division Brevet Brieudier General,incharge psa <ALE OF CONDBMNED HORSES, First Division, Quartermaster General's » Tivat J \. feather Ani et i ‘Will be sold ate pap C.,0n 4 riers BeBe Y, AY! 18, DAY. April Two HUNDRED CAVALRY fibaszs maon These horses have been condenned as unit for the cavalry service of the army. or road farming purposes. many goed bar- Geen a sly. Sale to commence at M. "Terms cash, in United Btates currenc lee Brevet Brigadier General Rs ee vision Quartermaster Genefal'sOff co, aps 30 ONUMENTS—On TUESDAY, q e’clock, will be sold stanton ies ofitaitee and American Marble Monuments, ‘ghey be sold by private Cgatrast betore the date oa onataidg, ep it™