Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AREESTED ON Susricrow.—Lutner E. Davi Wess arrested this morning at 11 e’clock, by officer Tucker of the 6tn precinct, on susp"= ciog of being connected with the party of a-- sussins. His size and slight rece mablsi Booth; but a number of persons well acquaint- ed with Booth’s personal appearance relieved him of that suspicion. He was, however, con- | Geo. Young, sidered as a suspicious person, as he was | found loitering around the Patent office and | He says be | armed with a brace of pistols. comes from Kansas and arrived here by mail boat this morning. nee of ; Koeth caused a suspicion that he might be | “as Nothing has been done in his cese more than to retain him antil he proves his statements to be correct. saree by the F tying drunk on the pavement. Last nightke “took arcom at the Arlington Hovze, corner cf | 4% street and Pononsylvania avenue, and went to the theater. When he returned he w: drunk, and spoke disrespectfully of the Pres- ident and lightly of b}- sad death. Mr. Moore, in eharge of the Louse, would not let him have & room, and he went away and was found by the police. He says he is employed at Gies- | boro,’ and formerly served in the 2d D.C. reg- | iment. Justi, > Boswell dismissed the sus- picion and fined him $5 50, Addison McKir rey was arrested by the ith Ward police near the V.etropolitan Hovel, for using treasontble lang e and behaving in a very disorderly manue.. He says hic home is #octon, but he is now stopping at Fairfax Court House, and denied the possibility of his using treasonable language, even if drunk Jastice Boswell fined him $5 50 for being drunk aud disorderly. ae er Toren Light Pxrocgsstox —The toren light procession of the arsenal employees last evening in celebration of the raising of the National tlag again over Fort Sumter was a very fine affair. The procession was composed of sbout two thousand persons, including two companies of tue oth regiment Veteran Re- s¢ ves, under Captains West and Knower, and { preceded by @ flue band, attracted great atten- tien. Neariy every man bore a national flag, and At intervals through the line were tianspar- encies bearing appropriate: scriptions. which, -with the display of Chinese lanters #.ud otber luminaries, presented a spleidid appearance. The procession started from the arsenal at7 o'clock, and, reaching the Avenue, proceeded to the Presidential Mansion, and fror thence to the residence of Secretary Scanton, were ‘they were addressed by the Secretary, as also by General J. D. Foster, of Sumter renown. The Secretary’s speech was ieceived with tumuitous appiawse, and, at i’? close, in ac- cordance with bis suggestion, cheers were given “for the President and the irmy and navy. These were followed by hearty cheers for the Secretary, after which the procession took up its line of march and proceeded to the Tesidence of Brigadier General Kamsay,on F atreet, betweed Sth and 20th. \ Brigadier General Ramsay, late Chief of Ordnance, was then introduced to the proces- sion by Jehn S. Dudiey, Esq., Master Armorer at the Arsenal, when General Ramsay re- marked, in substance, as follows: L feet very much flattered, my frends, that you should thus remember me or this glorious day, the day on which the old flag is hoisted over Fort Sumter. Four years ago, to-day, it ‘was lowered-from its proud position. On that day our noble band of patriots were compslled by overwhelming numbers to surrender the tert, and to-day it wes restored, even to the diagstaff, where it shail wave with its stars and stripes forever. You, my friends, haye been instrumental in bringing this rebellion to aclese, and you de ve much credit for the importance assist you Baye rendered. No arsenal bas done’better than the one you repre- sent—the Washington Arsenal. 1 am heartily e@iad to greet you, the loyal citizens of Wash- ington, on this glorious occasion. As 1am unwell, I hope you will excuse me from oe anything more, and I will bid you “Tarewell. Assistant Armorer Dudley also made a short Speech, followed by Lieut. Stockston, Com- mander of the Arsenal, and others; after waich the members of the procession retarned to their homes. —ee ABREsTEn.—Oscar Hough, of the rebel army, ‘w&s arrested last pight at his mother's rest- dence, on Penssylyania avenue, by a military detective, and committed to the Old Capitoi, by order of the Secretary of War. Oscar, when arrested, appeared to be taken by surprise, apd produced an oath of allegiance purporting to have been administered to him in Philadel- phia by Gen. Cadwallader, but finally ad- mitted that he was simply home on @ short turlough. Itis reported that there are several serious charges aguinst Hougn, one of which iscrnelty to Union prisoners at Richmond, while he was post quartermaster there. ———— Urraring DisLovaL S.xTIvENTS.— Mal- <omb Wallingsford. whe recently returned to this city from Richmond, where he went at the breaking out of the rebellion, was arrested on “Thursday by a military detective for uttering disloyal sentiments mpon the sireets, after having taken the oath of allegiance. Malcomb ‘was taken to Col. Ingraham’s office, where he be begged to be let off, and upon promise of ftusure good behavior was dismissed. —— PorTroxep.—The concert to have been given at Odd Fellows’ Halt for tke benefit of Mr. Bal), of the Washiwgton (Quintette Club, has been postponed from the !7th to the 2ith in- stant. a Fime.—The fire noticed yesterday as havimg | # yp broke out in Ward’s building, on the avenue, during the illumination, occurred in Brady’s photograph gallery, but was extinguished before doing serious injury. ciTy ITEMS. ——— A CAzn.—The gentlemen whose promptness and setivity averted a serious firein Brady's photographic establisiiment on the night cf the zilumication will please accept the thanks of ‘tue proprietor. —— EpiTor OF THE STAL he fair at Gonza- #2 Hail is postpoued fill farther notice, on ac- countef the sad national calamity. B. F. Wiert, S. J. [All city papers please copy.} pita SSE Haenis & Cxarman, of Boston, can alone Make Cedar Camphor, used for moths in «clothing, and they sel/ no royalties. To be sure you are rmght, look for their name on the goods, for though they have now probably stopped ali imitations, conterieits close in appearance Aave écen made. Every druggist sells Gedar Cam- phor. Sass. How does the news affect the prices was the question of ashrewd Yankee. It was an- swerec by Mr. ©. Parmer, under whoge su- pervicion, at Messrs. Smith Bros,, No. 161 7th Street, gentiemen’s suits are made up in astyle amsurpassed by any other cutteror house in this city. His long experience makes hima master of his profession and insures satistac- tion to bis numerous patrons, ee Norice.—We invite attention of purchasers to the sale of corner lot No. 32, in subdivision of square No. 236, fronting 19 feet 3 inches on © street north, between 13th and lith streets, by 145 deep, Saturday, April 15th, at 5 o’clock . McGuire & Co., Auctioneers. .m. Pip 13- JRY J. G. STAFFORD & CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF POTATOES, ONIONS, &c. On THURSDAY, the 15th imstant, at Y0 o'clock & m., at the warchouse under Polkinhero’s print- ing oice, on D. near 7th street, we shall sell— About 75 barrels of Onions in prime order, About & barrels of Potatoes, About 2) barrels of Mackerel, s About 50 half barrels do Abdoat & Loxes Beisins, Terme cash. epsd J.G@. STAFFORD & CO., Aucts, S?” THE AROVE BALE IS POSTPONED UN- 2 SATURDAY, the lith instant, eame hour an¢ J. G@, STAFFORD & CO., Aucts. ace. ap It SP THE ABOVE SALE 13 STILL FURTHER Postponed oe THURSDAY, the 20th inst.,same Is *y, G. BTAFFORD & 00., Ancts. WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. South corner Pa. ave, and sth street SPLENDID PIANO, BEAUTIFUL BRUS3ELS THREE-PLY AND ENGRAIN CARPSTS, PAK- LOK SUITS, FURNITURE, MATTING, O1L CLOTHS, &«.. AT AUCTION. _ On SATURDAY MORNING, April 15, commenc- ing at 10 o’click, we will sel] at our Auction Room, without reserve, to cover advances, for cash, as Tollows : wutiful fine rosewood, seven octave Pisno, aweet tone, "nd guarantied by a celebrated maker, and cover aud Stool. fiverolls splendid new Brussels three- nly and Ingrain Carpets. ‘ree Parlor Suits, in creen,maroen, snd striped nie "Alat tresses jureaus Mat I. Hardie tog ard other Tables, Rodgers wat arrested this morning { ‘ourth Ward police, about three o'clock, | BALLS, PARTIES, &. FOR THE FIRST GR: *D BALL of tho ON MOULDERS" UNION. obeciven ‘elio wa’ _ WEDNESDAY MV ENTNG april 19, 1386. ious % im DOLLAK. admitting @ gentleman Hi at Tickets ONE es. committer of Arranacments ‘tte of wi e re } Wm. Dowell.” dno, Long. 20. Skadrick, | Jno.Cannen, H, Manning, m3. Mil Jno. Danghton, Wm. Ho sue neree ie Thos. Brown, B.Nicholgon. nate WANTS. eee TANTED—A WOMAN y W 45 costiwesmans Iron Hibical wages ive. Apply at No. 303 G street, botween i3th and Mth. ap 15-3t* itary Department 3) and One ration per month ‘Report Sa etica oF Ga ARLES A ERAUBE an ainand A, A, Q.M,. Oa. syenue betFeen th sta. ap 15-31 WU ANTED—3By 0 respeetable girl a SITUATION W ‘Sidcer, ofeanerer arias Maree. Ale ‘ap lt: draes Box No. 26 Star Office, A € %AND COMPLIMENTARY BALL, FoR THE BENEFIT OF A DRAFTED MAN WILL RR GIVEN AL MECHANICS’ HALL. Maryland ave., det. ist and 2d sts. TUESDAY EVENING, April 13, 1855. Tickets $1, admittiag \ contleman and ladias. BL URDER COMMITTER. Floor Managsrs—Wm, H, Moseby, George W. Hager. Chas. Crump, Albert Donaldson, John O'Bryne. faplo-2t" I¥TH GRAND BALL of the YOUNG HIBBR- NIA CLUB will be held at Temperance Hall. B street. between 9th and 10th streets, MONDAY, May 1, i835. For pa-ticulars see future advertisement. ap 13-2t* BY WANTED—To attend BAR. Inquire at the Melvilie House, 22d and G streets. ap 14-2t* ANTED—By a respectable girl, a SITU. V TION as or ‘ao, chamberwor would Bave no objectiouto wait om a lady's Or- dinary. Address Box 31 Star cffice. _apii 2t* _ WARTED-A JOURNEYMEN BARBER at 8. FISHER'S Shaving and Heir Dressing Sa 1eoae nad 7th street, near Maryland avenue. qe iain Oreamean be supplied by calling on H. HERRING & SONS, corner Ohio avenue and 13th street, ai e03t' WwW ANTED—To RENT or LEASEa pare from four to seven roo: unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeep! Address, stating terms, location, &c., “A. D-. Star Office. ap 14-3t* ‘ive their WES ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB will 6TH GRAND MAY BaLLat Island Hal’, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. By or- der of Committee. See future advestisement. ap 13 6t* A NINTH GRAND REOPENING A GEO, JUENEMANN'S PUBASURE GARDEN, MONDAY, April 17, 1583. Dancing every y afterneo: _aplsim™ GBO.JUBNEMANN, COME ONE, COMB ALL, " on THURSDAY, May lith, 1855. Tickets $1, or Corner ith ard E streets, Oapitol Hill. A good BA? ) .sengaged for the seaa“n. Proprietor. Tae SECOND GRAND BALL of woh YOUNG EAGLS OLUB Dara an | will be given st ISLAND HALL, corner of 6th streets on MONDAY, April 17th. Tickets, One dollar, admitting a‘Gentlemanand Ladies. ap i}-6t" [00K OUT FOR EASTER MONDAY. Second Grand Ball of the CAPITOL HILL Hall. Navy Yard. on Bz. | \ i | FRIENDSHIP, to be given at Odd Fellows’ a ASTER MONDAY EVENING, April i7th, ixi5. Tickets One Doliar, admit tivg a gentleman and lad Committee of Arran, John Fry, frank fry, T.Luxen. i BE INDEPENDENT S0OIALB ill «ive their FOURTH QRAND BALL ODD FELLOW’S HALL, 7TH STREBT, ON TUESDAY BVENING, April 13th, 1865. Tickets $1. admitting a Geatieman and Ladies, The members refer as an example to their pre- vious parties for their kindness to the pleasure ani comfort of their Questa and retura thanks to f eful public for (apy favors and respectfully so- a Le ments —@eorge Doyle, ohn Phelps, Geo. Barnes, ap ll 6t™ cit a renewal on this occasion. Committ: nsements, 8. A. Btewart, nek Arve J. Gatto, J. W' Hunter: 3. Withers, J.B. Hodgson, G.D. Keene. Cc 1 King, . Fried M. W, Leese, Brown, 1. EB Clark, J. Ward, t Cc. W. Tenly. L. E. ¥alentins. @ . Gladmon ap Bi-7t* SMITH O'BRIEN CLU B BALL a TEMPERANOX HALL, E street, between 9th and 1th, on _BASTER MONDAY NIGHT, April 17th. Tickets $1; admitting a gentleran and ladies, ap 8.8t™ D. A. BROSNAN, Trea-urer. ROP. KRBIS’ GRAND ANNUAL MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION will take vlace at Odd Fellows’ Halion TUERSDAY EVENING, May 2. For further particulara see future, advertisements. and two la- Metzerott's, Philp & Solomon’s, and all the principal Bookstores, or of any of the pupils, aps7t "HE MEMBERS OF THE HIAWATHA CLUB take pleasure in announcing their 7th grapd Ball at Temperavce Hall, B street, between Sthand lth atreets,on WEDNES- DAY EVENING, Apri} I9th, 1805, for the benefit of WM W.GUDDARD, 8 drafted member. Tickets $i, admitting » gentleman and ladies, Committes of Arvanzements : aniel Perkins, Wm. Golésbrough, Wm. Moore. H. Harkins, Jno. M Steel. J. F. Moore. Robt. McMillen. ap8 eobt™ | Btar office. [) ANTED—A good faithful GIRL, either white or colored, to do general housework in & small family: geod wages given. References re- jatired.— Gi at 377 7th street, between G and H. ap H-3t* A WRITE GIRL WANTED to writ upon table and do genera] housework, who is & good washerandironer References of honesty, neat- ness and ability todo whatis required. Apply at 185 G st., frst house above I?th, ap 1i-st* Qc UENIsHRD HOUSE WANTED—A HOUSE with medern improvements, of about l4reoms, thoroughly furaished. and centrally located, is Wented by a responsible party. Address Lock, Bux 84, Washington P. 0. ap Li-3t™ FRENCHMAN FROM PARIS, who has re- ceived an excellent education, having hia evenings disengaged, (free at 5 o’clock p. m.,) wishes to give some lessons in the French lan- guage, The best references given, Terms mod- era Address F.T.,Box 11, Staroffice. sis im* n tard FIRST RATB COOK WANTED—The best of thoroughly understands the business and will as- waves will be paid to s white COOK who sist in the wsasiey: Neatsess and economy re- ng quired. German, lish or American peters Apply at 15» @& street. first house above ith street. ap 14-3t* WwW: ANTED—An experienced SALESWOMAN ‘and eight or ten good DRESSMAKBRS. Ap- ply at 243 Ps. avenue, up stairs, ap 13-3t* W ANTED—By a rotng man @xperienced in business. a SITUATION as barkeeper. ap the Ad- = dress B. B. ALLEN, Post Office. a WARK? —At the Seaton House, a head [RON . ER. Onecompetentto do fine ironing and futing. None others need apply. ap 13-2t* V ANTED—By a respectable woman, a SITUA- TION as housekeeper or nurse, competent to tame care of children, Address Miss Wy rag a 3 St WV 4NtED- by & young man,a SITUATION as Y¥ hostler or take care of cows or drive car- riage. Arply at first house from Bridge st., right haud side, on Montgomery st. ap Li-st* W ANTED-—A well disponed, respectable ysung GIRM, about 14 or 15 years of age, to make ber her sith afamilyand learr a trade. She must be illing to make herself geperally usefal. Theda ces as to character required. In- quire foc A B., Star office. an8.6t W NTED—A MAN who understands garden- ing and the care of horses, and capable of a De,and who is willing to go a few miles i te country for the season, Apply at 47 : a p= PKINS WANTED |—The subscribers will pay toe highest cash prices for DBER SKINS, st their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 103 High street, Georgetown, D, C. nov 16-tf RAMSBURG & BBERT, WANTED_—A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte. Best of ref- erences given. Apply at No. 525 H st., between 6th and 7th sts. r VV ANTED_—BVERY PERSON TO CALL AND YY sce the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours’ light, Also,the beavyended chimney that will not break. ‘Cailand see them at 316 F st.. bet, loth and lith. m13-im* UY ANTED—A good colored WOMAN to cook, * wash and iron in a small family, Appiy at 225 Bst., rear of St. Charles Hotel. apl W t. Charl ED—A SITEATION, as nurae or seam- stress, Good references, Address A. B., Star Office. apl WV ANTED Three DINING ROOM GIRLS two CHAMBERMAIDS and a COLORKD BOY, about 15 years old, immediately, at TAYLOR'S, corner Cand .ii sts. ap 1-2t* OY WANTED—At D. BEOK’S Cloak aud Dress M Tris tG 496 Sth street, near D, upstairs, ap \ 7 ANTRD—A GIRK. ina small twiily. Apply at Ne. 477 isth street, between Penn. ave- nue and reet ap )2-3t* yoke UP—HORSE and BUGGY. The owner, by proving property and paying charges, can have them bpapplying to R. J. THOMAS, Burzeon in charge of Kaiorama Hosp’ ap ls 3t" ros D—On street, a pair of GOLD SPEC- TACLES, which the owner can have by calling at 29™ H street; prove property and pay foradver tirement. OST—Friday evening. April Mth, betwee e corner of F and I7th streets and the Navy De- partment. s small PRAYER BOOK ward will be given if left at $40 7th ap 15-3t* S<TRAYED—From Tyson’s Store, 7th street. on S the 13th ult., BAY HORSE, BUGGY and BUFFALO ROBE. A liberal reward will be paid fur the return of the same to JAMSS ESLEN, at Meister & Pywell, 3th street, between D and B. ap A liberal re- street, “A LBUM LO&T—Between Mrs. Parker's. on Mas- rachusetts avenue. near ith street, and John Nis’ Piano Store. Contains family cards of no use t ny one but the owner. re’ 7 paid fori, JOHN F. ELLIS, it 306 Pennsylvania avenue. $3 REWARD.—Lost yesterday or the even- ing previous. somewhere north ot Penn- sylvania avenue, a LETTER EN‘ ELOPE. con- taining $55; one $50 note, one 320 and three $5 notes, ‘finder will please bring it to Room No. 109 Pension Officce It* 100 REWARD-—Lost, a Diamond OLUS- TER PIN, black enamel. with safety chain attached. FRANK AUDEMABS, ot* 004 Penna. av. I O81—On Thursday evening, a large fretted 4 worked BREASTPIN, set with carbunciec and pearls. probably in a car from zith to F streets, frem there to lith. itable reward will be a aid if left at the Excelsior,on Mth st.. opposite Witlara’s Hotel. ap l4 ‘it* OST—On Thursday, the tsth of April, on 7th 4 street, a POOKRT-ROOK, containing one twenty-dollar note and some small change. with a reeeipt with Mrs Gordon’s name on it. Any per- fon finding the same will please leave it at this cffice. ap 15-2t* {TRAYED—From the subscriber, on April 34 83a brown and white spotted COW. in fine condi- tion. $5 will be paid if returned to ROBT. BARL, ap i331 2t2 near “th. [ 98%..02 Friday or Saturday. a BUNO! KBYB. 4 The finder will be rewarded by leaving them {59 Louisiana avenue. _ M. T. PARKER, apis zt" 59 Louisiana avenue, Q@TRAYED—Frow the subscribers, om the 13th SS uit.. two RED CALVES._A liberal reward will be paid for them by KELEHER & PYWELL, 8th street, between Dand BE. ap 13 3t* OST—On Monday. the -7th ef March, a small 4 back Buffalo COW, with a white {stripe down ber back, Strayed from John U. Clark’s, on B street. between I7th aod tkth $U0 reward will be paid if returned to JAMES H. HAZEL, Btail No, 52's. Centre Market, ap = $10 3 Diack tai will be paid WARD—Left my premises, a larce k COW, white apot on her beliy.tong pot with white. The above reward y her owner. W. THEIS, Carrol! Alley, bet. Ist and ds Capitol Hill. OBT—Leat, between sth and Ith atreets, 4 lady’s FUR COLLAR. Whoever will return the same will be duly rewarded. HALL JC; Manager U. 8. Telearapb Gor O 450 Leth arrest, ening, atthe Popot st., a POCKET id one $5 and one ap 1b-8t_ $50 BEWARD—Lost!ast 6 * or en the 7 BOOK , containin; ¢ the above reward e i it at this office. or to JA8. BRENNEN, es estes atthe Depot, wagon No. 250, ap leat" BOARDING. IRST CLASS BOARD. with newly tursished Rooms. can be had at 411 13th street, between Gand Hi streets. ap ll-lw* PEZMANENT AND TRANSIENT BOARDERS can be accommodated with good BOARD and BieMetwecotas aud ets, Also. aylew Furaisned Pe : ayfew Furais BROOME sor rent. a aa Toasts OARDING.—Handsome suits of rooms in a first-class houre in Baltimore. None need ap- ly Qut those who can produce good references as positionand means. Address, with reference, “Boarding,” Baltimore, Md. ap ll-lw* NENTLEMEN DESIRING EXCSLLENT AND nicely Furnished ROOMS, with Board, should call at 418 8th street, near G. References ex- ebanged. ap 5 lot™ UB OR FIVE GENTLBMEN CAN BE WELL Fee dated with BOARD and LODGING on K street, south corner of 2th. mar 20 0 MERCHANT TAILORS.—A Gutter of much experience desires a SITUATION. Address J.M.Q., Post Office. — ap 123t* W)ANTED—A COOK. WASHER, and IRONER forafamily of three persons. Apply, with recommendations, te No. 140 Washington street, corner of Bei » Georgetown. ap 12 3t* WV ARTED—& good WOMAN COOK, (eclored.) Apply at CHARLES KLOMAN’S Restau- rant, No. 501 7th street, between D and B sts, apl2 3t*_ ot os e ANTED—An experience! WHITE NURSE, for eaninfant three mouthsald. References red. Apply at**Tudor Place,’’? Conzress st., Cc. ap le 3t* ANTED—Erery store and housekeeper to know that they can find the lurgest asaort- ment of COAL OIL LAMPS, plain and fancy CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES. ani the Dest No. | COAL OIL, at 19 per cent. lower than any store this side of New York, at No 316 F atreet bet. lth and Ith etreets. mb 13-Im™ V 7 ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALI at 316 & st.,and ses the splendid stock of China, Crockery and Glaseware, Gutter and Plated ware and a gel ent of ouse fornis’ general assoriment SOHN BR. FOLEY. ~ Pat., bet. 10th and llth, REAM MANUFAOTURERS IN WANT OF | FOR RENT AND SALE. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—For rent, fortable ana well furnished ROOMS. st No 450 firth aod H at. @ ors of the most desirable in theeity. ap 13 tf OR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR BAL very desirable two story and attic HOUSB, contain thirteen rooms, in one of the best Jocalitier in the city. The rent is the most mode- rate in Waahineto For further information Spry at the Star office counter. apis th Fo RENT—A DELIGHTFUL Georgetown Heights, between Gre gowery etreeta. above Btoddard stree sion given on the Ist of May, For terms, &s., apply on the premises. apls-eos! Fe RENT—Two unfurnished ROOMS, su for housekeeping, on M st., bet. 1sth and mont ave. = ro RENT—The old establirhed GROCERY STAND onthe ner ef 12th etreet and Mass achusetts av.. consisting of store reom and large ary cellar and back sitting room. Apgly on tne ? premises. "OR 8ALE—A RARE CHANCE-The 8TOCK, FIXTURES, ard GOOD WILL of a Fancy Qregery store, with a lease of four year and @ haif, factory reasons for selling. A eS eee EF R RENT AND SALE—A STORE and DWREL- ING for rent and FEXTURES forsale. Anew three room House and good Lot, algo six Shanties, bringing per month, for sale chea Apply at Star Office. FoR BALE —the t ASE (% years) of a resta rant and oyster saloom, with furniture and fix- terete ne hosts. is well looated im a growing 1 ge rheod. mt very cheap, y to . MITCHELL, 43 rth at north. ap 14 : FOR RESTA BALOON, PARLOR and 1 BOOM, very handsomely furnished, piano in- cluded. Bath, with hotand cold water, and water closet ‘in the houre, at 326G st., bet: 12th and 1 Oniy first class persous necd apply. apli-2t™ EK OR BALE—A valuable BUILDING jor. nit- ited on 7th street east, between B and G ae Ww. feet front, by 114 feet deep—run ublicalley. For terms apply to J. back toa p MILSTEAD, 5% Fawn street, Baltimore, or C, H. VEN S6 Virginia avenue, Washiogion, 0. ap 14-3t* re? REX T—A fine HOUSE in Goorgetown. D. C., containing fifteen rooms, with water and gaf, known as No. 40, on ist street, between Po- tmac and Market streets. A lease will be given from one to four ¥F For terms, &c., inquire of JOB. F. KELLEY, Real Etate Agent, otfice 363 8th street west, near I street north. ap li-tf Tro LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS PORRENT, corner G and ixth stree! ap 13 3t* JOR RENT—A rmall furnished BRICK HOUSE, containing seven rooms, with gas and water, 494 Dat., bet. Ist and 24. ap 13-3t* Foz RENT—A beautiful front PARLOR, fur- nished as chamber—Clerks preferred—n 412 2th st, apl3-! OR SALE—The LEASE, GOOD WILL, and FUBNITUORB of an office. suitable for a law- erorcaimagent. Terms reasonable, Address ox 32 Btar Office. 3-3 «OR SALB—The STOCK and FIXTURES of an old established grocery store at private sale. Corner of isth and K streets, kept by KNOTT. E FussSHED HOUSES FOR RENT—With sta- ble, bath, range and hot and cold water in kitchen. containing 20 rooms completely niehed. One of the Sect locations fora h or renting rooms. For further p ‘eat Ne, 252 F street, between 13th and 4th ts. ap 13-3t* (OR KRENT—Two Unfurnished ROOMS, pleas- antly situated en Sth street. For particulars apply to Mr. W. FP. EATON. 2811 street. corner Vth, betyicen the houreof i>2 and 6 o'clock p, m. ap is Fo SALE—The FURNITURE, LEASH and GCOD WILL of a Boarding House, or would rent the House and Furniture for one year, For particulars call at 246 B street, northwest corner isth. ap 13 3t* [POR SALE—A) e004 HOUSE containing four rooms, suitable for a boarding house er res- taurant, situated between F and G streets, on 2ist street, one of the best locations in the First Ward. Terms reasenatie 1? 8. B DENNIS, 12 A LONG LEASE, WITH ALTERATIONS IN buildings, suitable for a large business, near the Patent Office, on7th st. Enquire No. 152 Pa. avenue, between i7th and 18th sts. ap l1-et™ FOR SAGE The RESTAURANT, adjeining Ford’s Theater, 10th st . knownastho “Green- back.” containing a fine Bar, with all the fixtares, furnished rooms. &c., and déing a wood business, Satisfactory reatons given for selling. Apply within three : ap 10-6t* 1%, BENT—The old established BUSINESS STAND, No. 156 Lexington street, Balti- more, well known throughout the city as Hart’s Dry Goods and Millinery Bstsblishment Posses- sion givenimmediately if required, For parti lars apply onthe premises or by letter. ap li-lw* For #ALE—That sp'endi'! LOT, 72 feet iv front on Franklin Square, by 1/4 feet deep to # 3) foot alley, having a 15 foot side al.ey, leading to New for- York'avenue Church, on] street. between 13th and lith. Apply to D. M_ LAWRENCE, after ip.m., at No. 362 Nth st.,near M st. ap 10-dtf Fez SALE LOW AND ON EASY PAYMENTS— _ Several DWELLINGS of 5 and 6 rooms eaeh, with lots averagins 0) feet deep, on Virginia ave. and south G@ st., Island. Apply to D. M. LAW- RENCE, after 4p. m,, at No, 362 lith street, five doors south of M ap4-dtf Foe SALE —$5 000 cach will purcha: first-class RESTAURANT, central cated, apd now doing asafe paying business. For par: ticulars apply to MITCHELL & SONS, cor. Peun, avenue and 16th street. mh 30 Im* Fo SALE—A RESTAURANT on north side Pa. avenue, near National Hotel; would make a@eplendid store or confectionery and ice cream con, Address, imwediately, BE. A., city Post Office, Washington, D.C. F 22-1in* Vo RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and CAR- RIAGE HOUSE, su le fer three horses; most central locationin Washington; rear of 274 F street, north side. Terma very moderate. Ap- ply toP J, BELLEW & CO.,510 Seventh street, 3d door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall, mb 21-tf OTICE—FOR BALE—°20 seta of one, two, and four-horse second hand HARNESS, and a large lot of second-hand SADDLES and BR DLY¥S. Apply te H.8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 avenue, between 4), and 6th streets, opposite Na- tional Hotel. mar li-Im* ANTED. 300,000 LADIES MORR, Who want the new style of Coilar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM. PRINCE’S Stamping acd Fluting Depot, 381 Fatreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Rufiles houtthe use of gum c.. and are the only mach here to dosuch work ANT BD-SEBOOND HAND FULNITURE Also, MIRROKS, CARPETS DS, BE. DING, and HOUBEYURNISHING GOODS ctevery a ipti B, BUOHLY, 406 7th stroet Seat i. between G and Hoaateide, PERSONAL. [VJADASLE SEYMORE, the colebrated Astrolo- ‘+ gist is now in thiscity. Sbe understands the science of Astrology in all its sister branches, the Stars, Charms, Talisimans and signs of the Zodiac. Bhe has given general satisfaction in most of the cities of the United States, in token of which she has received innumerable testimonials, This lady can be consulted Pyseuding your age and day of Ge wenth on we ce was pores aad fee. La- i nts ap: ent C1 . Washington, D.C. uate VHOISR. M. SAYERS! { Carboyaof Acid for Witter ceiuthstsctenein, nee 20" Meld for pz 3t* t. T FOWLER & CO. DE. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania avenue, near 14th st., over Messrs. Kidweil’s Brug Store. ap 5 3mi! GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS UNION LEAGU: ORGETOWN, D.C.— The members e Un League of Georgetown are ecsrvestly requested to meet THIS (Saturday) EVENING até o'clock, It i that cvery member willbe precont, " * "ORSE NOTICE, = eas NUISANCRS. oticeis hereby given to al they are bereby autuorized to premiees all collections of ashes, weather. and plac @ in warm eatl he same in any of the streets, within three feet the gutters, en any day of the resent month, to be removed without coat by the avenger This permission cannot be extended beyond the time above mentioned. and any such deposits made thereafter, or any failure to properly preserve the purity of any one’s premises will be matters to be rettied with the United tates Police. HENRY ADD1i80N, Mayor. Mayon’s Orrice, Georgetown, D C April sth, 1915. FAssionasce DANCING ACADEMY, UNION ASSEMBLY rooms, Georgetown ap 5-2awiw ueati api! Roril 1th, ters, mia Jad: lessons, viz: and he A Sree ; feseons, DIN ote VIOLIN AND. VIGLONOELLO, Gentlemen who are ad - ments and require finishing iossones” Termes $20 Jessons er $3 per lesson. @ Mxercises for ladies and children and the Mugdar Exercise for tl A at eeecemen: © fas og y Obal: Rockers, ae on a 1 i, oe fhe cure Mp hiveat if B . i round shoulders. one- Thirty Bee rae On Cloth tna Canton Matting. | [NOTICE Our connection with the Nox Tous | sidednese, the ankwardnoatof a stoop, Weakness it ety of other Furniture aad House | 4 Ns n gion et earen te z of the chest, spine, &c., &o. Address Mr, G., Keeping Goods, all of which will be peremptorily ) Agents, ceased om ihe Lit Hore) RHINEHART, | USionHotel,Georgstows. ‘ap 11,8t™ Termacash. ee 7 APP: ISEBY!—THAT IS re BESSMAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, pone viii seseunsca nae are TSW: ANATOMY, nnd D 4188 SANFORD OVE SALE y TUESDAY, Whe 1th foetus oe —o TIL i refs. ave determined re a8 cf ex- bas omneaeas ie per Pails ry Department Sirst A READY AND CONG! ite 00s RB DRSe eee eee, instructive and ii Bitter, and guaranties eatiatas a Work done’ in Properties of HELMBOLD’s FLUL x 3 ie anner. and upon very short notice. TEASE eaisc encarta | Sun agen ean great | 8 *°B* MUGLER AR guomenanine ES Jee y.__mar25-6m __ aud Nature’s Law, ket B; ENTS A DAY ¥ rea have been the means of entighten! lo. 4 Market Bpace.. Fo EO boom it you take Dou io Monti gering thonsands, and willbe forwarded cay aps-6t* 24 door from 9th st.. up stairs, tien at the “P: the r eats of four ps, by addre: NV ASHOOD, Aste ais wager i ares tony and reqMat fe : roadway. Mew Kock wlity | OB. mar 25 om OR RENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, contain- ing four rooms, on 24th street, nearl. Apply to No. 43 Dunbarton st., Georgetown, a 10-e03t* Fo SALK—A first-rate FRAME HOUSE, con taining 9rooms, together with ° valuable Lots, all in choice fruit, such as peaches, pears, cherries, plumbs end grapes, allof the best selection, with a pump of excellent water in the yard, on the cor- ber of G, )3th street and Pennsy!vania avenue east For further, particulars call at premises, No.575. _[mh2-eolm*| _D. CARROLL, XAIR VIEW FOR SALE—VERY VALUABL [AYE Ani FOR SALE AND is IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. The subscriber haying more land than hecan properly till, would sella very desirable farm ly- ing immediately upon the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, 2° miles above Georgetown, D.C. ie whole tract containing !6934 acras of land, which will(if desired.) be divided to suit purchasers, Ag now divided, No | contains about 150 acces, most- ly under cultivation, upon which is a large Dwel- ling House, large new barn, hay house, and wood house, fine apple and peach orchards, in full bear- ing, with plenty of cherries and other fruits, all well watered, and under chesnut fences, having or more acres of “Bottom Meadow,” producing SW worth of hay yearly, barn now full of hay, rom the upland, given to the purchater: also, 20 acres of wheat in the ground, price $1! per acre, Zeontains 813-10 acres, upon which is a large Dwelling House and Stables, with 30 or more acres of bottom land, price $30 per acre. No.3isa large and splendid peach orchard, of 25 acres, (1,525 trees) rice $10 per acre, wits a 30 acre field sdioining, 'n clover, price $35 peracre. The balance is prin- cipally in timber, s large amount of which is oak and cheenut. The whole,or any part of the above can be bought a great Margein? ersons desiring to purehare will plceee address immediately by letter WILLIAM READING, Georgetown, B. 5 or apply in person, at his residence, at the Unien Arch.7 miles above €eorgstown. on the Washing- ton Aqueduct I will also sell a portion of my land near my residence, in lots to suit purchasers, 486 486 MARHRITER’S, NO. 436 SEVENTH STREET, DEALER 18 CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORBNMENTS EMBRACING PAPEL HANGINGS. . A select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and low Priced Paper Hangings. Borders, Statues. Gen tre Pieces, &c., embracing the Lai it and Hand- somest assortment in the District. WINDOW SHADBS. Rune Crean quak, Lavender, Obecsinte. Brown an ndow y c? ; Bee ia ee ee adog. ® variety o patterns; PIOTURE CORD & TASBBLS. Bilk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes and colors, a beautiful assortment, Picture Bings, Nails, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the District, warranted to begilded with gold leaf. 20, & ety of Dark Wood Frames, with a va- ried stock of small-sized Ovsl and Oarte de Visite Frames. + ENGRAVINGS & PAINTINGS. Afewchoice Engravings and Paintings always in store. Orders for Paper Hanging and Window Shades punctually attended to,and exesuted in the best manner, in city or country. &2 Terma Cash for Goods or Labor J. MARERITEB, 486 cient aborabore Oud Fellows? Hall ap 8-6w* if aabington, D. 0. IZEOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP, ‘id here! iven that the copartnershi paActifero enlsting vetwoen O. H. Buohorie na John Lowenstein, under the firm of Buehrke Lowenstein, has this day been dissoived by matual consent. All persons having cleims nat said fll please present their acceunts |. By BoRnane. at 177 Pennsylvania srense, cobs mes the said debts; and all persons owing said {Ed Thacenith le wloastemiis SUE Sis ls w! im the da of gistrate, 0.8. B bapeoe JouN LoWENG! ‘AT SAORIFIOE.— r G3 ODHON feces rit eentiemen leay 3 hecity. Fi tieul to Profs Lowakr, Jos Gta etrest, tevweon Wend Lista, > 'E The locstion is | STATES ES ES AUQTIJON SALES. IDES AWD TALLOW. I be sold st public ‘auction, on WEDNES. BAY. the sth instant, at 11 o’clock a m, at Sixsh street Wharf, the followicg articles, more ° 3.562 Salted Beef Hides. 2lo Dry Beef Hides, 1: Dry Calf Situs, Wepiade er How, (Beef) Nos Neatsfoot Oil, pounds ef Tallow Bcraps, pairs of Horns, 2,80 assorted Empty Barrels Terms cash, in Government fuots. ec BELL. Lieatenant Coionei and _ Washington, April 14, 1555, ap ¥ WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, Washington Horee and Carriage 98 La. av., bet. Sth and Ith SALE OF HOBBES CARRIAGRS. &e. On BATURDAY, April isth, at the Bazaar, we will sell about : FIFTY HORSES, _ evited to ssddie and harness, of which a full de- scription at gale, ALSO, A large collection of New and Second-hand Car- Tinges. Buggies, Rockaways. &xpress Wagons, &c., wit which the sale will commence with. ALSO, New ard Second hand Harness, Ac. Regnlar Sales at the Bazaar, every Taesday, Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the weather: Paes von . tri a8, &c.. always at private eal Hee ern eT WALL & O ap id {Chronicle} Auctioneers, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POBTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY MORNING, April 18th, same hour ap ls W. J, WALL & €O., Ants, BY ©. BL. onowN & CO., Auctioneers EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY, By orde rof the Honorabie Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, we will sell. by public auction, on WEDNESDAY. April 19th;at 1 o'clock p. m.,in front of the premises, Lot numbered twenty five, (2).)in Square numbered four hun- dred and eighty *ix,(455,) with the improvements, which area good .*o-story Frame Dwelling, and other out-builiings. Also. at the same time and place, we shall sell Lot numbered twenty six. (26.) im Square four hundred and eighty-six, ( 3.) with same improve- ments. This property is on Sth street, between G acd a stroste and opposite St, Mary’s Catholic urch. And on THURSDAY, April 20th at 4 o'clock p. m,, We will sell, in froats ft the premises, Lot nam- bered three, (:;,) in Square numbered five hundred and fifteen,(215.) This property is situated on L street, between ith and Sth streets, and is im- proved with a good Brick Dwelling, containing seven rooms. . ji And on FRIDAY, April 2tst, at the same hour, we shall sell,in frontof the premises, Lot num- bered ten,(10.) in Square five hundred and eighty- three. (533,) with the improvements, consisting of a Frame Dwelling. This property 1s on E street, between °d and 3d streets, Island. Terms of sale; Que-halfeash; the balance in six ani twelve monts. _ 2 All couveyances. roluding: revenue stamps, at ° urehaser. ene se BERNARD HaYus, Executoref Bernard Giveny. deceased, ap 15-6t* C.R.L. CROWN & Oo,. Aucta, SALE OF OLD NAVY GUNB. Navy OupysNcr Yarp. NGTON Oty, April 15 3 be the ours of 12 and J p 2 be sold in this yard at auction to the hest bidder— = (seventeen old Navy Catnon, weighing ebout 2. cwt. each; to be sold by the pound for their ac- tual weicht. 4 One half of the purchase money to be paid atthe completion of the sale, and the remainder on the removal of the guns by the purchaser, which must be dene at his expense and within ten days after 2 sale, This will afford an excellent opportunity for Founders snd otherato obtain a valuable lot of charcoaliron. WILLIAM N. JEFFERS, Comma=der U.8. Navy,ant ap )5-iw Inspector of Ordrance 3¥- J.G. STAFFORD & CO., Auctioneers Oe aa pen: SALE OF THE ENTIRE CARGO A THESCHOONER ADELAIDE, NOW LYING T PALMER'S WHARF, NEAR FOOT OF 10Ti STREET. We shall sell. on MONDAY, the I7th inst., at 10 o'clock a,.m_, the cargo of said schooner, consist- ing of 8) bbl. of onions,in merchantable order; soo do. of tarnips; 110 do, of carrots; 15 do, of beets; together with many other small stores, which we deem unnecessary to mention. Storekeepers, deal- ers, and others. an opportunity is offered, asthe whole will be sold without reserve for cash. ap li-2t J.G.8TAFFORD & CO., Aucis, Y J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXECUTOR’S SALE OF 8TOCK, On MONDAY AFTERNOON April 17th, at half. paat 56’cloek,at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell $/U0 5-20 United Btates Bonds, By order: zc WavaE Ee Executor, . C. Bic U., Aucts, WILL BE ADDED— $3,000 Corporation of Washingten quarterly six per cent. 8tock. apli d&ds J, 0. McGUIRE & CO. Ancts, BY J, 0. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, VALUABLE PROPERTY KIRK WOOD HOUSE aT PUBLIC MUDTION On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 2th, at 5'; o’clock, onthe premises, we shall sell parts of Lots 8 and 9, in Square No. 323, fronting 36 fact on D street north, between lith and 12th streets West, and running back 1 feet. improved by a small Brick andsmali Frame House, to be sold separately. , This property fronts on Pennsylvania avenue, immediately opposite the Kirkwood Houre, and from its position is deemed valuable for business purposes. y Terms: One thirdin cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* W.8B, LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue, BEGULAR SALES EVERY MONDAY OF FINE Gold Watches, Diamond Jewelry. and pawnbro- ker’s stock generally. On such geods we make liberal cash advances when required e: . DAY. at Wo'clcek, wosballedioe Nxt MON Beveral very fine Gold Watches and Chains Ladies’ Gold Bramelled Watches with diamond pg, if’ Chatelaines, Guard, Neck and Fod al, and Ruby Rings, Pins, &c, examined early on morning of ns Wishing to dispose of fine articles as above find good chances at these apli {Chron.2t] W. B. LEWIS & © Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AY PUBLIC SALB. On MONDAY, the 7th instant, at 10 o'clock s m., by order of ‘the honorable Orphans’ Qourt of the District of Columbia, of the personal effecta ofthe late George Bchillo, deceased, at No. 47 ith street, between 8 and T streeta north, consist- ing of Sofas, Chairs, Tabies, Bedsteads, Ward- robes. Washstauds, Mattresses, Feather Reds, Cook Stoves, Carpets, Blankets, Sheets, Cases, Crockery, and Kitchen Requisites. Terms cash. By order of the Administrator. apid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anucts. ¥ McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, A LABGE AMOUNT OF GOODS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE. On FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 a. m., 2istand £ streets, viz: Cemprising Boots and Shoes, Ladies* Gaiters, new and secend haad Clothing almost as good as new, Furniture, Watches, Jewelry, Kitchen and Pocket Cutlery. Notions, Segars and Tedacco, Fancy Soap, 2 yards of Ingrain Carpet. a large asccrtment of Oil Paintings, Steel Engravings of the Prominent Generals of the Gaited States, Day sales Mondays and Fridays Night sales Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, commencing at7 p.m. L The highest cach price paid for Furniture, &c. Ont door sales promptly attended te. ap 12-im* MGDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Aucta, ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT AUOTION. On MONDAY, April 17. at 532 o’olock wili sell, in front of the premises, part of 113, in Threlkeld’s addition to Geor ing 10 feet on 2d ap T ne! Fine G Chai Diamon Goods ca sales mT ot Mo. x t-wn, front: reet. with a depth of 156 feets improved by a econ Frame House. ‘erms: One third cash; balance In six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the Property. = All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, ap 13-3t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Y J. G, STAPFORD & CO,, Auction MONUMENTS AT AUOTION. On TUESDAY EVENING, 1sth inst., at 3 o'clock, on 15th street, opposite Riggs Bank, we shall fell a large cellection of Italisn and Ameri- can Marble Monuments, amongst which may be found many. well designed and beautifully exe- ented Ok various ae Re of which willbe soid without reserve, for ca aplod 3. G. STAFFORD & CO., Aucts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D.C VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY - GRORGETONW AT AUOTION. © ae On MONDAY, April 18th, at 5 o'clock p. m,, I willse!l in front of the premises, parts of lots No. 20 21, in Old Georgetown, fronting twenty- eres feet four inches on Potomac street and runs ping back about eighty feet, and frouting six- teen feet on Prospect street and running back one hundred and twenty feet. The improvements con- coutaining nine teoma, nd farmerly the foutdonss rooms, SP Oftord Beane 0° and fermerly the r noe IN \f sued the ‘ks Office 0! e tthe Dinter of Columbia. I will scl at public sale. for . in froutof the remises on F AY, the sth dayof May next, Fos, ‘at 5 o’clock p.m , all defendant’s right, title, claim and interest in ‘and to the next Part of Lot ‘co. 1,in Square Ni being the oth street weet, "a Vacs 98 6 hardware store, be wi and vernerta reOn, sie; and See ethe p {Walter Lenox, aud 3 perty 0 isfy Sadicials No. 251, Supreme Court, favor of Alexander Prevent Resonator Winter WARD H. Lai Pr wisate ra, TUS Marsal BO, cy as will be Fold to x T Si ttuhst public suction stil at public anctio: e me tons “ovelk ps on WEDNESDAY i day t No. 13, in Square 14).4 Firs’ shington City. This Lot fronts 65 feet 7 inches on H La Ith and 19th yee te Fens ve) 5 ie runs back 12 feet, eltuated in an a is ena improving — _ i cit ba se is Very weil leca' It will be subdivided, iF desi pers. < ‘he terms of reccribed A saieiges open ot tae perenne ci se ie ptalments, at six and twelve antes kore n ‘by bond oF notes to ‘sale. The wheleto terest sfaction of the x The steo reservi the right to resell ans pele set the rie of boa aein Gcaversmcine and stamps ohazer, apt-tawkde 5.0. NtaUian es do. t= AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORRO William Loring snd wife, bearing daeiqea the 231 0f Marah. A. D., 1801, and duly recorded sd Liver N.C. T., No. 32, Folios 18, et sequitur oe e Land Records o Washinton Denney, istrict of Columbia, T shall sell at Pubic Au tion on BATURDAY, the 15th day of April, five o'cleck p. m., remises be, thirt; ; (82) fa Charies J. White's sabdivii in deuare’ purmberea two tieadied wad ihists-a ae 235,) im said city. eigen oa! ws ma: One-halfcash; the neinsix mon ret, sectred by deed of trust on PR ancing and revenue stampa at cost OC SPAL DRG eee ap t-dts J.C. McQUIRE & 00., Auctmrtte ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, wt BXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITE@® ON THE HIGH GROUND NORTH OF THigt OITY, AT PUBLIO BALE, = ores On MONDAY AFTERNOON April 3, atdo'ci on the premices, we shall sell a portion of t! handsome estate known as “ Mount Pleasan| adjoining the city on the north and lying bet 7th and lith streets, and sub divided into seven! feven handsome cétt sites, fronting res: e Tt ively on 7th street and Sherman avenue. This property is situated on the high cones north of the city—one of the mest beautiful legs+e tions for residences in the District—comman an extensive view of Washington, Georget and the surrounding country with a full vie the Potemac river as far as the eye can reach. 8 easy of access by passenger r: HRA i terminate th and 14th streets, ines, dar Plata may be obtains! at the counting-ro0w the auctioneers ‘ Terms: One-half cash; balance in ten reitios with interest secured by jeed of trust; in’ pezabie Femi-acaually. A payment of $20 on awa et will be required of the purchaser at the oem of sale, a0 All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pitgre h om s JAS. 0. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucti, 7% mh 28-d S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABL®@ postponed untit MONDAY AFTBRNOON, Apr: 10, at the same hour and oe. eared ap4 JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., AUctenrag we THF ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER PORT ned. in consequence of the rain, nati! SATBR=E Dar AFTERNUON, April 15, at the same hi and place. épild JAB. C, MoG@UIRB & CO., Auctmy 20 —_ BSE: ae — _ rd Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ria TAREE TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES eye COKNER BUILDING LoT ioe P iY ry T 6TH AT PUBLIC SALE On MONDAY, the i7th instant, at 6 o’cl M., we shall sell in front of the premises, Lo! ed 54 and 65,in sub-divition of square No. 210, wit@e the improvements, consisting of three two Frame Hoasea, all newly built, containing dosnge rooms each with outhouses; also, one Cor, ry Building Lot, They will be sold te suit pats chasers. S fe Terms: One half cash, balance in six “wappet twelve months, secured by a deed of trust om % premises; $20 will be required down when eaegar piece of property sold. peer) All conveyancing end revenue stampa at the papkeg of the purchaser. T ap l2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, AucttiT BBX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors, >..407 RY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON BL STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH A AND B on AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, we shall’ = in front of the premises, at 60’0lock p. m., B: half of Lot No. 13, in Square No 812 having a of 25 fect 5 inches ou 6th street, running basky Meal fest Linch or* ol aie Terms: One-thiricash; balanceinsixand twab months, for notes bearing interest from dey sale. A deed given and deed of trust taken. Uiwee Ali conveyance including revenue stamps ateea@é of purchaser. id api GRREN & WILLIAMS, Auctg, W2- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED VU til MONDAY, lv th instant, same hour. THOS apis d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots, 3a ¥ J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, DESIRABLE NEAT TWO STORY B WITH BRICK BACK BUILD! HOUSE, ON 16TH EET. S84 BETTS AVENUE AND NORTH P STREEQ On MONDAY AFTERNOON April 17th, atrOvest o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot 3 ,4@ Merrick ’s subdivision of Square No, 131, froj 22 feet on 16th street west, between Massach dnorth P street, ard running b: at feet to a 20 foot alley, impreved by 9 nea dwelling house with brick back < ing, coutaining in all six roomsand passage. fok Terms: One-third cash; the balance in sigeaehw twelve months, with secured notes bearing, gigas terest, All conveyancing and stamps at coat of mepiem charer. ap 10-d&ds J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctasint as —>+- 9008 FBX IAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auotionsons; gat GRFAT ALK OF VALUABLE BUILD LOTS IN BQUARES No. 865, 343, 684, 15a On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 7th, #t’ o’cloek, on the premises, we I sell Lota and 5,in Square 681, subdivided into 9 bull lots, fronting 23 feet’S inches on north O between First etreet east and Delaware ay. tue i S feet 734 inches on Delaware daeace b D and G streets. faced? 7 lots in Bquare 78°,6 frooting on Penn" ¥ between 34 and 4th streetseast, and one tra 23 feet on 4th street. 2 29 5 lots in Square 543, fronting 2i{feet on the Pestiega Square, between oth and (th streets east Pa 2 iat © lots in Square #66, fr nting 25 feet on no street, atthe corner of 6th street east. ‘s “s Terms: One-third cash; the balance in sin tiies rele months, with interest, secured by are mee of tr 4 A payment of $20 will be required at the time.efes gale on each lot. Allconyeyancing and stamps, at the cont bf fife Md «= «J, ©, McGUIRY & 0O., Agdeenaret LE I8 PORT? ON ED, Ro-THE ABOVE 8. consequence of the rain. until MONDA GON, April 1'th. same hour aud place, , ea eee en ECG UIRE & CO., Aucth: lee YJ. C0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers: °l cn EREMPTORY SALE OF EIGHTEEN &¥ PRUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF RE BLee HAMPSHIRE AV. AND NORTH L BT. BDAY A®TEKNOON, April 19th’ es. we shall sel! oigh ots ed at the corner 6F ue and north L street, and’ pee vols on said point tree aay) rAd a fine opportunity for per of small means to obtain a lot. Title perfect. hi Terma: One third cash; the remainder i ‘ai 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of on ie premises. Conveyances and stamps at thecost of tH APR chaser. 3 A payment of $10 will be required om each: the ti f sale. or Spedte "°: 3,C, McGUIBE & 00. Anabanoar Y Jas, C, McGUIRE & 00., ‘Auctionoors, : fon DESIRABLE RESIDENOE ON K 8T.°* 12TH AND 13TH STS. (OPPOSITE FRE ot LIN ROW.) AP PUBLIC SALE. _ [3 aia On TUESDAY AFTERN ; April jsthiahmsee o’ciock, n the preruires, we shall sell Lot Ne. 2 in subdivision of Square No. 285, fronting 3 inches on K street north, between 12th ai atreets west, and ruaning back 1i2 feet 8 in a 40-foot paved public ilcy, improved by cellent and well-built three story and bi brick dwelling-bouse, ey i bath-room, with frame stable i: ambfiea® un p of waterin the yard. This house was erertytes Bye master builder for own residence. madi a put up in the very best manner, paariehs Terms: One half in cash; the remainder iit months, with interest, secured by a deed of tfret: the premises. wonvevancst and stamps at the cost of the a chater. wigs 4 The house may be examined at any hour ay yof sale. Possession given wi aftersales JAB. 6. wed Uige eh xa ap 11. re YJ. C. McQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. 94: bian aor a soos Te <ECUTOR’S SALE OF PIFTEEN HAN: eR ET TDING LOTS ON 16TH BTRERT Wet Barware 3 AND KR STREETS, On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, April 11, o’clock, op the premises, we shall sell, Aft uabdlie Building Lote, fronting about 21 foe on léth street west, between Q and R streotyapde running back 110 feet to a ten- foot alle Terms: One-third cash; the balance in 6.604 pee with iohareary secured by adeed of, on e premise: ry ‘A payment of $20 on each lot will be reaniteg pad She pnrekases: st time = eae: atonnotk eye ng and stam) basen SOHN B. TURTON. Bx ASOr . apé-d&ds J, 0, McGUIRE & CO,, Aw B7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONRD* cwpsequence of the rain until THURSDAY ERRNOON, April “0th. same hour and placd,** © . TURTON, Execu aplzeokds J, 0. Mc@UIRE & © Bx s. ©. MeGuiRE & © , Auctioneers} aa ft TRUSTEE fy In execution ef a deci mig | for the District of Golambia, une. use depending o} a! for |, to suit 2 ALEX, B. ; ere)