Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1865, Page 3

Se oes = ‘LOCAL NEWS. FEMALE TRAITORS. Mary Jane Windle turned up Again. Yesterday, four women, of the quarter &nown as “Hooker's Division,” were taken tothe Second Ward station and police head- quarters, charged with exulting over the murder of the President, and trying to prevent loyal citizens from exhibiting tokens of grief by tearing down the mourning emblems from the windows of their neighbors. Lydia Young, keeping a house on C street, near 12th street,and Anna Clark, one of her accomplices, were arrested by detectives Kelly and Barry, for exulting over the death of the President, and declaring that the murderer deserves a crown. Lydia Young was released on bsil for a hearing; and Anna Clark was lodged in the cells for & hearing Alice Brown, a colored woman of thesame jocality, was taken by officer Sullivan for cursing the late President and rejoicing at bis death. She was fined $3.50 for disorderly conduct, Justice Miller regarding her extreme ignorance as a cause for im ing a lighter penalty than upon more intelligent offenders, Lizzie Brow, & white woman of the same dl- vision, was arrested by officer Mills for tearing mourning decorations from windows and for declaring that “Lincoln ought to have been killed long ago.” She was locked up im the Second Ward station and the ease reported to Superintendent Richards, who tarned her over to the Provost Marshai. 7 In addition to these, a warrant was issued for the arrest of Miss Mary Jane Windle, at the boarding-house 482 12tm street. She is charged with maliciously tearing down the flags and throwing them from the windows, asserting that ber southern friends should not be insulted by any such demonstrations in the house where she tives. Sheis only a boarder in the house, and the complainants declare that she used similar language upon the occa- sion of the illumination. when she refused to ailow her room ‘to be illuminated. when all others in the house did. This female will be remembered as the writer of various namby- pamby works—‘ Life in Washington” and ‘Letters from the Springs”—in which the South and southerners of the Keittstamp were glorified to a degree. a Some chapters of really fine writing in her Productions presented so marked a contrast to the general slip-slop as to attract comment, and it was found that such chapters had been stolen by her bodily from “Biackwood’s Mag- azine” and Mrs. Gray’s novels. After this dis- covery she faded out as & star in fashionable circies here, and at the outbreak of tne rebellion Went Sonth, but not long ago returned to Washington. It is to be regretted that there isno law under which police magistrates can yisit upon parties uttering such treasonable i uage a heavier penalty than a fine, except in cases where it can be shown that the language s@ used excites toriot. The military power, however, is able to deal somewhat more summarily with such offenders. On Saturday and yesterday considerable ex- citement prevailed in the neighborhood of @ and Sth streets, (Navy Yard,) in consequence of a woman named Edwards, as it is alleged, making disloyal demonstrations. It is said that on Saturday after the news of the calamity became known, instead of draping her resi- dence in mourning she displayed a rebel uni- form from a front window, which she hauled im when warned by the police. It is also stated that some one in the house was engaged in playing a violin. and daring yesterday a report of their proceedings having been circu- lated, the house was besieged by a large crowd Who anxiously awaited for her to make any demonstration. and who threatened that if she did they would hang her son, who had lately returned from the South. No further demonstrations being made the crowd gradually dispersed. Mrs. Edwards and her son were arrested by the military authorities this morning. cae Sit Ustnc TREASONABLE LANGUAGE —Yester- day evening,a man named A. M. Tomlison, Was arrested near the Post Office, charged With saying, «If Johnson pursues the same course a8 Lincoln, he wiil mect the same fate.” The accused claims to be a minister. Some + excitement was also occasioned during the afternoon atthe Mission Church, near Camp Fry, First Ward. at which place astranger had been invited to preach. During his dis- course, itis alleged that he made use of the ex- pression, in alluding to the assassination of the President, that “if his successor, Mr. John- son, followed in the footsteps of Mr. Lincoinin his treatment and hatred to the Sonth, he, too, would share the same fate, and that, too, short- ly." or words to that effect. Several members of the Veteran Reserve Corpse, who were present, rushed to the pul- pit and thrust the speaker from the church, when he was rescued from their hands by Lieut. Dempsey, who placed him under ar. rest and turned him over to Col. Ingraham. The preacher alleges that he meant to say that if President Johnson dealt as leniently with traitors as Mr. Lincoln did, he would meet the same fate at their hands. si Sa Its ErvEcT ON THE REBELS IN TOWN.—A noticeable feature of the effects of the tragic ®yvent upon the city has been the absence of the usual number ot Confederates upon the streets. Up to Friday night, scores ot deserters who had taken the oath, might have been seen at any time on the Avenue, but upon the intelli- gence of the assassination being spread through the city, every one disappeared, and on Satur- Gay. hot a gray uniform was to be seen except under guard. Yesterday, the fears of such parties were somewhat abated, a few came out, and to-day the streets begin to assume more the appearance of last week,in that re- spect. The secessionists residing in Washing- ton and Georgetown were in some instances induced by their fear of the public, to drape their houses, and maintain silence except in the presence of those whom they could trust as rebei sympathizers, although a tew did not hesitate to approve the deed, and tauntingly Preposed to illuminate. ae ME8TING AT THE Navy YaRD.—This morn- ing, the bell at the Navy Yard was rung as usual for the men to go to work, when a num- ber wentin, but in a short time the shops were vacated. A meeting was immediately called at the flagstaff, the stand around which was was tastefully draped in mourning, J. M. Mc- Farland being called to the chair and James M. Dalton acted as secretary. A committee of mineteen were appointed to wait on the Secre- tary of the Navy and notify him that it was the destre of the workmen to refrain from work until after the funeral, and they were also di- rected to collect from eack employee in the yard 53 per cent. on the per diem of each. Thy were also directed to draft suitable resol ations and report them to a meeting this afternoon. —~»—___ i Tax MisTeess or Boots.—Ella Turner, the Mistress of Booth, the assassin of the Presi- dent, who we stated on Saturday attempted to commit suicide by taking chloroform at her sis- ter s house, No. 62 Ohio avenue, is, we under- stand, a young girl of about 2 or 23 years of ge, whose proper name is Starr, and who isa mative of Baltimore. Some years since the sister married a very respectable typo, and went to Petersburg, Va8., Ella going with them, but while there the matrimonial knot was dis- solved, and the sisters after sojourning in Richmond and other places south made their way to this city. ee PERSsoONAL.—Major General ping at Williard s hotel. Governor Buckingham and Senator Foster Gre also at Williard's. Wm. Ira Spans pia bbe: of the Richmond Whig, arrived in Washington yesterday.on his way to New York for the purpose of purchas- ing materials for the improvement of his paper ia Richmond. Mr. Ballard, proprietor of the Rallard House, also arrived here from Richmond, for the pur- pose of making purchases to refit his well- known hotel. Butler is stop- cee DrRowwED.—An inquest was heid this morn- ing by coroner Woodward upon the remains of an unknown man found floating in the Poto- mac at G street wharf. The deceased was five feet six inches im heighth, had lost his right arm, and was supposed by the jury to have been about 35 vears of age. The jury in their verdict state that they are unable to say that death was produced from any other cause thau that of drowning. Since the inquest itis represented that the man was in the employ of Capt. Moore, A. (). = » 4nd fell into the river near the aqueduct ridge. _——»>—_— Tue SALE or Liquor TO BR SusPENDED.— This morning Superintendent Richards di- rected the Sergeants of Police to cause the patrolmen in the various precincts to wait apon the proprietors of ale houses, where liquor is sold in large or smal! quantities, and re- quest them to Poe) air the sale of intoxicating Mquors, and as far as possible, close their places of business. Muarine or THR MEMEERS OF THE Bar.— A meeting of the Members of the Bar, Officers of the Court, and Members of the Grand Jury, will be beld at the City Hall, to-morrow (Tuesday) at 12 o'clock m » with a view to par- Poni Map raneral CS repertory of the strate of the Nation, adop' ing &ppropriate reselutions. ane J At the M. E. parson: Apri H.C. McDaniel, ORARLES Ww MTpACH Re Ree: werty of Loudon county. Va..to Miss ANBIE & JACKSON, daughter of David Jackson ner ten: pallytown nual Pp 1 . In Harrisburg Pennsylvania. on sid, bythe Bev, Joun faiker. J AOKBON WAG 24 HEWITT, of this city, to Mise VIRGINIA MoCABE. of Leesburg. Virginia. * (Bichmond papers please copy.} CITY. ITEMS. —_—_—==_— A Reror™m much needed in our city has been inatituted by Messrs. Smith Bros., No. 461 Sev- enth street, merchant tailors, who propose to give the benefit of their experience to the citt~ zens of Washington, clerks in the departments, | &c, whose orders they will be happy to take. A splendid stock of-cassimeres, warranted to please, may be seea at their establishment. THE TROT advertised to come off over the Piney Branch Course is postponed until Tues- day, April 25th. ———_, CLOSING ovT SALE OF InDIA RUBLER GOoDs.- Mr. H. A. Hall haying disposed of his lease and fixtures of store, will close out his exten- sive stock of Indsa Rubber Goods at greatly reduced prices, and we advise all whoever expect to require any of those very desirable goods to call at once at bis well knowa rubber warehouse, 310 Penn’a avenue, between sth and l0th streeta. For instance, you.can buy Indies’ shoes and sandals for $1 per pair; men’s do., $1.40 per pair. ep.17-6t ————— NotTice.—In consequenceof the great calam- ity that has befallen the nation im. the toss of our beloved President, our auction sales, both day and evening, are postpOmed until after Wednesday. . B. Lewis & Co., ap 17-2t Auctioneers. NoTicR-SBATON HALL.—la view of the great calamity which has befallen our country in the death of his Excellency President Lin- coin, the vocal and compilmentary concert which was to have taken place to-morrow evening, sth, is postponed until further notice. BLAck CaMBRICA, for drapery, can be found at Yates & Selby’s, No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue Also, just received, an entire new lot of cheap dry goods of every description, from the New York auctions. cues Epiror oF THE STaR:—The fair at Gonza- ga Hall is postponed till farther notice, on &c- ut of the sad national calamity. = B. F. Wiast, S. J. {All city papers please copy-j ga , JEwELRY.—Jewelry fer only $1, at the Dol- lar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Peana. ave., near 4 street. FOR RENT AND. SALE. ————— ee FOBSISHED ROOMS FOW BENT For reat, WANTS. oa ah he W ANTED—A BAR KREPER. Apply a: MAEE- ERS. comfortadie Hy ROOMS, at No, Pe Ye eh 450 13th et et G end Hae, The loestion va W ANTED—A gcod GERMAN GIEL, Liberal | 020 of the most desirable in taseity. ap 13 tf wages willbe given, Appiy at 306 B, nese FOR SALE_A ‘OR RENT AND FU BE F wipe bl lath ot. very ble two story and attic HOUSR, Fi jtehen ‘taining thirteen rooma, in one of the best ANTED—A WOMAN to cook in the Kitohen | [Ocantios In the wit i ore, mest “aode: asa second hand. Apply it iately to T. inthe city. The rent isthe ‘ POTEMTING, Non 279 Pa cream odiately Ste’ | rate in Washington. For further informasion ue, apply at the Star office counter. ANTED—A SITUATION as gardener Ot | F\OR ganR— Spa aTOOK: FIXTURES MW cprraet cms ceazremnde chops ty | KOE RM ogy ath ce ame pope for three the Star Office from i3to’. It | g.iFetreet. Thisstand is well established dees an exeelleat busi . Possession given fst W 45 TSD IMMEDIATELY—A geod GARMAN | of May Seat eclvee OO ap iz st* GIRL, that is willing to go to New Yerk with OB —The DWELLING PABT of Mo. a small family in about one week. Inquire at 34 25: . th bth atreet, eorner H. ‘ap 17-3t he Avpiy on ay. bet. lath and 13th ste couth Wwanrapma half-grown GIEL for a «mall | at Mitchell's offic 15th atreetand Penn- sylvaaia av,, south side 17 6t* family. Apply at STIBR 8 Stationery Store, eorner D and %th streets between? and 6 o'clock p.m. 17-2t* Ger HEADQUARTEBS WENer skoaattticon ge otitte. “ Pale aot ath ond Pee Sey - BUY BEAL ESTATE; Lat 27 oth and Jith sts. 3 CANE ae 1 Pa, av. bet. 20 WARD FITZEL ark NTED_B. lady a DANOING MAS- ; Wir Ose who can each modera Stage Dan RENT HOUSRS AND LAND), gers. Reference required asto eapabilities. Ad- TO dress GENEVIUR RENILLB, City Post Office, Washington apl7 st J ANTED—A WOMANg> 0 into the country V to cook, washand Iron ‘fperal waget given. Aprly at No. 303 G street, between Ith and 1th, ap 15-3t* W ANTED—A steady colored WOMAN for nurse; must come well recommended. also, a woman to wash andiron., Apply at No.391 C st., bet. id and 435. apls-st« 20 HOSTLERS AND DRIVERS WANTED FOR SELL OR LEASE YOUR PROPERTY When Property is left with ua to sell we charze nothing unless sale ismade. We do all advertis- ing at our own expense, and persons who want to sell their property are at no om whatever gave our commissions after sale is made. We ofler EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS to property-holders, and ean assure them of rapid sales. We have now purchasers for several ¢00d Houses. and daily calls for Houses and Lots. We offer about U.8.S8anitary Department. Pay $}}and ove ats ; 0 ration per month. Report to office o! CHARLES BGO 010 A KRAUSE, Captain and A, A. Q.M,. On. ayenue or betbeen Isth and 1th ata. ap 15-3t eee ane = HOUSES, LOTS, FARMS, AND LANDS FOR 4c CREAM MANUFACTURERS IN WANT OF BALE. iain Cresmean be tupplied by calling on H. HERRING & 80N8, corner Ohio avenue and 12th street, ap 14 03t* ANTED-To RENT or LEASE a HOUSE con- taining from four to seven rooms, er, three unfurnished ROOMS. Suitable for housekeeping | Address, stating terms, location, &c, “A. D.’ Star Office. apis-3ty |. ANTED—A <cood faithful GIRL, either w. or cvlored, to do general housework in small family: geod wi given. References rs- Prices ranging from $20 to $:),000; easy payments Cail on us, everybody Buy a LOT, or HOUSE, or FARM at HEAD. UARTERS FOR REAL ESTATE OPERATIONS B. M. HALL & CO., Real Estate Azents, Corner Seventh and F strests, _ ap 17-3t ° rl vT— i ROOMS, suitable quired. Gall at 377 6! eet, between @ and H. a Bouavestiog cantutebet. 1sth and Ver- As mont ave aplt-3t* MAYOR'S OFVIOR, O:ry Hatt, Washing- em ton, B.C., Aprili7: 1363 The altices of tna Figs peiinibe claeet ane atte rhe funeral t te i @ Uni ates. of the late Prosident OFT GHARD WALLACH, _apiv-st {Tate J ayor. (Ce Serveetto tne Cooke & Oo , Bankers. —In F respect to the mémory of our late lamented caident, this office will. be closed on WED- NESDAY "10h instant. "Paper maturing om that day 8 a nde: 9 to-morrow. ‘uesday), eae J tee JAY COOKE & CO, aplv NATIONAL BANK OF THE MBTROP- OLI8 will be closed on WEDNESDAY, 0 h. Persons having obligations maturing Ghrakoo to provide for them on @ 15: J.B. HUTOMINSON, Cashier. NOTICE-—FIR?T NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON —In respect to the memo- ry of our late lamented President, this Bank will be closed on WEDNESDAY, J0th instant. Paper Maturing on that day should be attended to to- + (Tuesday) Dept. WM. HUNTINGTON, Oashier._ ap NOTICE TO INDIANIAN8.—Tho membors of the Indiana Union Club, and all other citizens of that State at present in Washington, are requested to meet at the room of the Commis- sioner of Patents. in the Patent Office Building, at ‘o'clock TO MORROW MORNING, Apri! 18. By order of the President. it* THEO. F. STOKBS, Secretary, THE STUBENTS OF GONZAGA COLLEGE will please meet in Gonzaga Hall, PF, be ween th and 10th atreeta, TO-MORROW MORN- ING at 9 o'clock, to receive directions for the pro- cession of our lamented President. Panctual at- tendance is earnestly requested __B. F. WIGET.8.3, at President of Gomzaca Collere, DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PO- LICE, Office of Superintendent, 483 Tenth Stvert West, Washington. April 17, 1855 —By order 0: the Mayor ALL DBINKING SALOONS and places where jiquor is sold will remain closed un- til after the funeral of our Iate lamented Presi- dent. The sergeants of the séveral precincts will see that this order is enforced. ap ly-2t A.C. RICHARDS, MAYOR'S OFFICE. Z Wasuincton, D. O., April 17th, 1365, D accordance with a joint resolution of the City Councils.a REWARD OF TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLABS is hereby offered for the arrest ant con- yiction of the party or parties who assassinated the President of the United States and attemp:ed jup't. the murder of the Secretary of State RICHARD WALLACH, ap 17-5t Uintel.} Mayor. FUN2RAL OF THR PRESIDENT, e@ Marshal of the District of Columbia has been charged witha portion ef the detail of the arrangements for the funeral of the President. The representatives of all cities, all organized bedies ana volunteer aseociations desiring to take partin the procession. will report to him at his office,im the Court House, before 11 o'clock of Tuesday, the 15th inst., oras seon thereafter as may be practicable. Ail persons baving private carrisges, who are willing to putthem at the disposal of the Mar- aba! on that day will please to report their names a Con ames Hmeena mises oe will also be obliged a tender of riding horses. i WARD H. LAMON. apl7-ct = U. 8, Marshal, B.C. {National Intelligencer and Morning Chronicle please copy 2t.} NAVY YARB, Wasuinctos O1Ty, D © April 17, 1965 a meeting of Capitol Circle.No.1.1.0,U B. fe. F.,] held April 15. a committee was appointed ‘0 report suitable resolutions ex pressing the feel- ing of each and every member relative to the fatal tragedy which transpired ia our city on the even- ing of Friday, i4th instant. The following preamble avd resolntiona were repcrtea, and unanimo v4 adopted: hereas our late President, AspanAm LiNcoun, bas been suddenly strick: own by the hand of a y assassin, haa perished at a period when is y exalted virtues have truly endeared him to the hearta of every lover of ‘Our Glorious Upion.”’ we deem it a melancholy privilege to unite with thoge that mourn a nation’s loss and nee our own with the tears of his bereaved mily. A BiwAM Lrxcorn has fallen. and a just and gen- erous people will long regret his untimely fate. The people of the South have lost in him a friend, and not a foe. May the justice of Heaven fall upon those who premeditated his death. Resolved, That in the deathof Anranam Ern- coln our country has been deprived of a great ani gocd man: one whoever interested himself {n the cense of Liberty and the sanctity of the American Tnion esclved, That we tender to the bereaved family omr heartielt sympathies in this their hour of sore affliction, Truly they need consolation. The heart of a nation feels this cruel blow and mourns with the distressed family; may God sustain the dis- i eed confor’ the children that weep ed. 'S it Capital Circle No. 1.1.0.0. B. [H. ¥'} will attend the funeral obsequiesin abody. alsothat a general invitation be. and is hereby extended to all brothers of the ““Union’’(in good standing) througout the United States, to unite with usin procession on the day of the funeral. Resolved. That a copy of the above preseibie and resolutions be forwarded to the family of our late Presider y_ MARTIN MCFARLAND, JOUN W. BRADBURY, S20. LOUNNTNGHAM Nw THOM?SON . It NOTICE.—In consequence of the sad oscur- rences of Friday night at the Theater and the residence of the Secretary of State. the COM- SATA OONGEN clic UATMOS ER a oned un RiGuTesith inate |? POP ap is.2t ’ 2 BAVE NOW ON HAND BLACK CAM. . 1} er yard, Mh con ANSSORGH & BRO., ‘515 Beventh strest, ap l7 3st 375 Boeventh street. RY GOODS.—Just received. a large lot o GOODS from Auction, which we are selling at prices below the usual market rat: Among BD MOSLINI them 8B it 123; cents, BLAOK SILKS for Ladies’ Backs, OIL CLOTHS, CARPETS, ete. YATES & SELBY, Gap l’-3stvif 323 Pennsylvania avenue. "SE FUNERAL OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN. Marehal’s Sashes, Batons. Rosettes, &c.,ma at short notice. Crape for hat and arms, Black Gloves and other Mourning Goods, it BOSWELL'S PAROY RE, 302 B street, near Fourteenth, ap 17-2¢ above Grover'’s Theater. IM —My Kilns are now burning s superior L article of LIME. I have om band eight hundred or a thousand barrels ot frosh-burned LIME, which I will sell at a reduced rice Also, PLASTEREB'S CEMENT and HAIR. 8. D. CASTLEMAN,. ap ly Pa. av. and Rock Oreek B: purostant NOTION TO LADIES. N. DEMONGHOT, Importer of Human Hair and Porfumery, proposes to sell at twenty-five per cent, below the rice— 7 PERFUMBRY, Fine French and Hn- from the best houses jah Brysh Ware,Combs, of the world. Pearl and Goral Oombs, LUBIN'S, Shell and Fancy Combs, PINAND’S, Imperatrice and Fancy Pins, in Potata, Corals PIVERT’S, Jet, Ivory and Gold; Bew, DEMARBSOR'S, Waterfall. Buttertlies, BULLY’, new style; Oarls, Bands, TONETE HYGIEN- Wigs, iavisible; and in IQUB, &c.. &c,, &c., ome word, all the best &e.,&e.,&c., Hair work ean be found, Gold and Silver POW- and made to order om DEE, for the Hair, a short notice. BMONGEOT, Corner of D and 10th ap l’-2w* Boar sireete, venus, STPEREMSOLD 8 NLTEAGY BeOS OS A WHITE GIRL WANTED to wait upon table and do general housework, who is a geod washer and ironer, References of honesty, neat- ness and ability todo whatis required. Apply at 155 G st., first house above 19th, ap 11-3t* FruBNisuED HOUSE WANTED.—A HOUSE with medera improvements, of about lireoms, a SALE—The STOCK and GOUD WILL of a Grocery Store ina good losality. Good rea sons given for selling out, Address “Grocery Store,’’ Star office. ap li-e0-3t* FS RENT—The old established GROCER STAND on the corner ef 12th street and Mass thoroughly furuished, and centrally located, is | S¢'Usetis av. consistirg of store room and large dry cellarand back sitting room, Applyon the wented b sponsible party, Address Lock ‘ Bux 84, Washington P.O. apt-st< ‘| premises, _ ee A ceived an excellent education, baving his Grocery atore with m lease of four year and a half, evenings disengaged, (free at 5 o'clock p. m.,} wishes Reka somes lessons in the prance en: apld-lw™ uage. ie be ferences given. ‘erms — a ____________ trate, Address F. T.,Box 11, Star office. als lm= POR EENT AND EAUB—A STORE and DWHL- Tt si re 2 orgais, FIRST RATE COOK WANTED—The best of | thee room House and good Lot, also six Suantion, Rater wall” Re vald to Siwnite COOK w bringiag $10 per month, for sale cheap for cash thoroughly understands the Dusiness and will as- | 4 oe ag 30 per month, ‘ap id 3té sist in the washing. Neateess and economy re- | 4PPly at Sts - quired. German, English or American preferred, i—The LEAS (% years) of a reatau- Apply at 185 @ street, first house above lth rent and oyster saloon, with furniture and fix- street, ap4-3t" | tures. The house is well located in a growing ANTED-A anal FARM Of to Wacren, witi!| BgphoRigot, Mept recy cpoap. poly to Ei A HOUSE containing 7 to 8 rooms, elevated po- acer — — - sition; within 4 miles of the oir by sar ives or gby OR SAEE—A ‘valuable: BOLSDING™ LOT at i 5 888 ted on re at, dG railroad jone neara station Pye ferres re ox nee we peste ty Br ree eon eaendoe ‘° 1 B’ar Office. {Inte} ap 3-eolm* >: = 5 i tos. W, ANTED—A MAN who understands garden. | ENT apEAD ou Fawn strect, Baltimore, or 0. H ing and the care of horses, and capable of No. 245 Pa. av. ‘isfactory reasons for selling. driving.and who, is willing te go stows iles iB YENAELE, 536 Virginia avenue, Waskingten, Baer eee mene eee seen eane [COE BELT—A tne HOURE in Georgetown, D. C., cont ing fifteen rooms, with water and gas, Known as No. 40. on lat street. between Po- tomac and Market streets. A lease will be given from one to four years, For terms, &c ,inquire of JOS. F. KELLEY, Real Btate Agent, office 363 8th street west, near I street north. ap litt GREAT INDUCEMENT FOR A MACHI- NIST, PRINTER. OR BOOK BINDER, NEAR THE PATENT OFPICE.—I now offerat private sale, that valuable piece of property formerly oc- cupied by Mr. Webb. situated on the south side of G Street north, between 6th and7th streets west. improved on the front by a three story Brick ‘ni dentherear( with anged four-story brick manufacturing building, aupplied with steam engine and bes‘ of machinery. for turning, planieg, morticing, &c., among which is one of Gear’sacelebrated machines for cuttiog. planing, and mouldiogirregularformsof wood. _ This property isa¢mirably adapted for either of the above inducements, or auy manufactaring purposes, and will be sold _with or without the machinery. Apply to JOS. F. KELLY, Real Estat ent, office 363 8th atreet west, near I street north. (Intel. } ap ld-eotf [POR BALETA ood HOUSE containing four rooms, suitable for a boarding house er res- taurant, ritueted between F and G streets, on 2Ist street, one of the best locations in the Firat p= SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will pay the highert cash t thelr Buckskin Glove, Manufactory, 10 High street. rgetown, D.C. pov is-tf RAMSBURG & EBERT. W) fintraction oo the piano forte. Best of ref- ces given. Apply at No. 526 H st., between ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours’ not bmak. ‘Calland see themat 316 F st.. bet. J0th and lith. mi3-Im* wash and ironin a amaH family, Apply at 275 Bst., rear of Bt. Charles Hotel. ap! V stress. Good references. Address A. B., Btar Office. apl CHAMBEBMAIDS and a COLORED BOY, about /15 years old, immediately, at TAYLOR'S, O¥ WANTED-At D. BECK’S Cloak and Dress Manufactory, 495 vth street, near D, upstairs. at their Buckskin Glove faantacloe TOs Hoek ANTED—A limited number of PUPILS for rif and 7th sts. mar 13-t£ light. Also,the heavy ended chimney that wil WANTED—A goa colored WOMAN to cook, Vy ANTED—A SITUATION, as nurse or seam- j ANTBD_Three DINING BOOM GIRLB two corner C and 3d sta. &p 15-2t* ap 12-3" LY, ANTED, Ward, Terms reasonable 300,000 LADIES MORR, ae r Who want the new style of Coliar, to’bring their | 80 12-1°t 8. B DENNIS, Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM PRINCE’S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 381 Fatreet, and get them Fluted. Prince Gas two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Buffies without the use of gum &e sand are the only machines here todo such work ‘eb 3- ¥ECOND HAND FURNITURE AND MIRRORS CARPETS BEDS, BED. DING. and HOUBRFORNISHING DOQDs ctovery sprain ® Between Gand Goal A LONG LEASE, WITH ALTERATIONS IN buildings, suitable for a large business, near the Pa'ert Office, on7th st. Enquire No. 152 Pa, avenue, between I7th and 13th sts. ap il-t™ Fo SALE—The RESTAURANT ing Ford’s Theater, 10th st., known asthe reen- back.” containing a fine Bar, with all the fixtures, furnished rooms, &¢.,and doing a good business. #atisfactory reasons given for selling. Appiy within three d ap 10-6¢* FoR 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 Posaer- sion given immediately if required, For particu- PERSONAL. [MApAME SEYMORE. the celebrated Astrole- taait * bs lars apply on the premises or by letter. ap 10-lw* iat is t i — Se ee P nclenee GU AG Ole cit tis ore eee nine FRE SALB—That opiendid LOT, 72 fect in front Stars, Ok arms, Talismani ens of the Zodiae. n Franklin Square, by 144 feet deep toa 3) foot alley, having a 15 foot side al.ey, leading to New York avenue Church, on J street, between 13th and Mth Apply to D. M. LAWRENCE, afterip.m., at No. 362 Ith st.,near M st, ap l)-dtf Fe SALE LOW AND ON EASY PAYMENTS— , Several DWELLINGS of 5 and6 rooms eaeh, with lots ageraging 9 feet deep, on Virginia ave. and south Gst., Island. Apply to D. M. LAW. RENCE, after ‘a m., at No. 362 lith doors south of {OR SALE —35 00 cash will purchase a strictly Bhe haa given general satisfaction in most of the cities of the United States, in tokenof which she has received innumerable testimonials. Thialady can be consulted by sending your age and day of pe miently on ae ‘J ou was bern: and Ah La- es 5) cents an. entlemen $1, Address Box 47, Washington, D.C, ap 15-st® TYFQBMATION WANTED OF JOBEPHINE HALL by her motker. who resides in Charles County, Md., and wishesto have her home. Any information ef the Girl left at Mrs, Geo, Phillip- street, five apé-dte son, loth street. bet. G and I. Navy Yard. will be first-ciass RESTAURANT, centrally lecated, thankfully received by her mother, CAROLINE | and now doing asafe ing business. For par- HALL, (col’d.) $35 14 3t® ticulars apply to MITOHEL & SONS, cor. Penn, avenue and 15th street mh 3)-Im* D®. PHILLIPS hes removed to Pennayivania avenue, near l4th st., over Mess: Drug Sto: Kidwell’s (OR SALE—-A RESTAURANT on north side KF 5 3mif* Pa. avenue, Bear Nationa! Hotel; would make quiendia store or comtratiasery and ice cream oon. Address, immediately, A., city Post GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS | Otice, weauineton, D.0. tine 27m" F% RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and CAR- NOTICE. RIAGE HOUSE, su © fer three horses; ope NUISANOES most central locationin ington; resr of 274 oticeis hereby given te all concerned, that | F street, north side. Terma very moderate, Ap- they are hereby authorized to remeve from thwir ly to P J, BELLEW & OO.,510 Seventh street, premises all collections of ashes, and any rubbish d door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. mh 21-tf or matter which may become offensive in warm weather, and place the ssine in any of the atrests, | [QOTICE. FOR SALE 260 gots of one, two. and within three fect of the gutters, on any day of t large lot of second-hand SADDLES and DRY. Eigen west to be removed without cost by the | py £38 Apply te H.8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 P; ‘This permission cannot be extended beyond the eusaees between 4} and 6th streets, opposite time above mentioned. and any such deposits nal Hotel. eee ES thereafter. or any failure to properly preserve the | FFOR SALE—A frat rate FRAMM HOUSE, con purity of any one’s premises will be matters to ba taining 9rooms, tegether with 9 valuable Lots, Settled with the United Mtates Police. allin choice fruit, such as peaches. pe: cherries, HENBY ADDIBON, Mayor. plumbs and grapes, allof the best selection, with Mayor's Orri0m, Georgetown. D.C 4 pump of excellent water in the yard, on the cor. April Sth, 1355. &p 5-2awiw | ner of G. wath street snd ,Penns: ivan Syeu i] 5 re t__For further particulars cal rem ean No.525,_ {mh ®eolm*} D. CARROLL. DANCING A@GADEMY, ¥ FIRST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE. UNION ASSEMBLY ROOMS. ’ 1 offer at private salea partof my farm, known Georgetown an “Woodley ba ontaining. bya recent survey. = MR, J. K. GOODALL sores. rocdasad 1s perches sa ieaieising: tract, Has the honor of anneanoing to the publicthat | cscwill beaded. if dested | The fa mrov eet his last term prior tothe May Ball for the above indispensable branch of a genteel e ucatjon and the correct deportment of his, pupils will commence at 5 p. m. on Tuesday, April 18th, at the ib e Jedi are @ large well built DWELLING, beautifully situated in a grove of forest oaks. and command- ing ® fine view of Washington city, the Potomac river and the surrounding country: a large Barn and Stable. Icehouse, filled with Ice, and other becessary outbuildings. are isalarge number ar of vente tree = and dwarf, embracing 10 for 12 >The above place is situated in the county of OLIN AND Washingtcn, D.O if Gentlemen who are advanced on these instru- ments and require finishing lessons, Terms, $3) for 20 lessons or $3 per lesson. Beeptre Bxercises for ladies and children and the Indian Olub or one anda haif miles north ef Georgetown, directly east of St. Alban’s Church, on the road to Tennallytown. It is bounded on the ncrth and @ast by a proposed public road, called ** Woodley Road,’’a part of which was com: ugdar Bxercise for geatiemen, é leted last ‘year, by which road the place will are taught by himfor the curesndim most ithi : mi ri i Prevention of deformity, round shoulders, one. | L¢ Withim fifteen minutes’ drive of Washington sidedness, the o . A further description of this preperty is deemed unnecessary, as ali contemplating purchasing are invited to examine the place if not disposed of at private sale before the last of April next, 1t will be offered at public auc- tioo, of which due notiee will ya ‘en. For terms, &c. inquire of Chariss M. Matthews, Attorney at-Law. No, 51 Congress street, Geerge- town, opposite the Post Office, er corner of Bighth avd Market Space, Washington city, whe is pre- pared torhow a plat of the land. 23-3tawtl P. A. BOWEN, wardness of a stoop, w: of the at, &e., kc. Address Union Hotel, oreetow | ieee Rik ee bave this day received No, 10, beipg the largest and most perfect Church Organ made by the great organ firm of 8, D.& H. Smith. of Beaton, and it will be om exhibition fora week at my store. I beg all or- ‘aniste. amateurs and others to ¢all and see this eautifu) instrument. This is a powerful organ, designed for Churche: alls, Ithas two bank, bapels,and Public eye, one and abalf ectave of Pedals,and four iT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE. MBER. fore pint in, Erineine Upper Forteand Lowsr ORIN CUAL—Just received MCarEOTer COM. an independent set of Heeler Ir noaein® have | BERLAND COAL, and for sale low, at GUIN- power of tone, and when used as an acco ¢! ‘et | AND’S Wharf, foot of 4th at. east. ap 32-60 ment in singing. particularly with a large choru: R428 OLD VIOLINS. fi of voices, the effect is grand in the extreme. roe the purpose hich it is intended. it unites all T have on exhibition and for sale, from New the excellencies attainable in an instrament of | York. for ten days, TWO EXT&AORDINARY the size, and 3s pectaciz ahantet: te the wants of | FINS RARB OLD VIOLINS, at $85 and one gusrches (ef ousiner epengens, Crs will be at $76, Tioliniets are invited to > alae them, eons for hire. in a Church Organ, while its prica is within gee Lanes Oat ned Mele ELLIa, means of every society of twe or three hundred 306 Pennsylvania avenue ap 8-8t between 9th and 10th sts. members, ii io black It is furnished in blaek walnut case UILDERS, BRIOKLAYERS, AND PLABTER- We have alwaya oo bi & complete stock of Sige Sreene a meloevat viet Yeo Ob & | Aah Menge te TaRAMt a SOUT NEES, ‘These organs and melodeges for Tents corner of 4th and G sts., near thejail. ap8.eolm* 208 Frmnanrarany arse it anets,, | ETM 0b Rit, OONGMR TEED SSTRACT 10-5 and Smith's Orgaus snd Melodeaus,” | HELMBOLD'S CGONOBNTRATED gre sad Smith’s Ores PARIULA, ts the Great a Barer ‘socording to oiecr Pharma- y.andare the most active thatcan mar 3-6m Feceived, at MRS. LOWE'S TRIMMING STORE, astortment of DRESS COAT A new select BAY ENING.—M J. TRIMMINGS det pad White BUGLE ORNA- ose hte EO Also, GiMPSFRINGR. OONDS and TEASUUS: | Ted eiiantenarioenest wbaING cad BOSS : BP RING ° BINDINGS :SRAIDS, &e 40. * t Man wiUiineer. Ofty milliners not admitted, 297 A THING OF a Es 18 A JOY FOREVER, on? Dress Frimmicg Brace SEN that: ennsylvanis apit iw between Ste Those whe desire brillianey of complexion, ABest mo oeerLanarenoy ys GAL Cama nH Ba 2 L ). RO “tien 8 Dusan aatisaa™ | meee a Hanh } ‘ | AUCTION SALES, ———$$——<_______________.,, B* J. @, STAPFORD & O0., Auctiensars. MONUMENTS AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th iust.. ats o’clock, on 15th street, opposite Riggs "Rank, shall sell a large collection of Italian and Ame: can Marble Monuments, amongst which may found many weil d ed beautifuil: oe of various Cad which will be oat reverve, for cash. apl2d 3.@. BTAFFORD & CO., Aacts. So THE ABOVE SALE 13 POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, the 224 inat.. je hour and piace, Bap ORD & OO., Avets, 3.4. 8TAP BX 2. ©. meautRE & 00. auctionsers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A yeuescye LEASE AND OFEBR PERSONAL PROPERTY, By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date Augnat 21th 1864, and duly recorded in Liber N.C. T., Xo. 41, folios lounty, District of Columbia. [ shall sell,on BSDAY MORNING, April 25, com- meneing at 10 o’clock, on the premises, the unex- ired lease (two rs to run) of the * Imperial estaurant,’’ situated on the south side of Penn's avenus. between lith and 15th streets, being num- bered 213. new furnished rooms in the house, and the loc mong the best in the city. Yshali sell, at the same time, the Per- fonal Property ting of Be Bedsteads, Tables. Oarpets, Chairs, toves, Mi rors, &c.. embracing the f e ‘ooTas, together with the Bar Fixtures, Liquors, Cigars, Tormacash. D, N. TUCKBR, Trustee. _&p 17-dts J.C, McGUIRB & 00., Aucts BY JAB. 0, MOGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, A TRUSTEB’S SALE. By virtue of a deed of Trust, duly made and exe- ented by William Loring and wife, bearing date on the 234 of March. A, D., 1854, and duly recorded in Liber N. O. T., No. Folios 163, et sequitur, ome of the Land Records of Washington Ceunty, in the District of Columbia, I shallsell at Public Auc tion on SATU BDAY, the 15th of April, 1355, at ae o’cleck p.m numbered rty-two. (32,) in Charles hi bdivision of original Lots No. 5, 6.7.3, 9.10, 11, 3 1 ia Square nambered two hundred and thirty-si (235,) in said city. 7 Terms: One-half cash; the residuein six montha with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. - Conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of pur- chaser. . C. ALDING, Trustee. ap 4-dts 3.0, Mc@UIRE & OO., Aucta, R7- THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED until SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ir . @ hour. eee eee noni C. SPALDING, Trasteo, _apl7-dta J.C. McGUIRE & OV., Aucts, & OO,, Auctioneers, BY 248. ¢. Mc@UI ENTY-FIVE THREE HUNDRED AND 8 SHARES OF FIREMAN’S INSURANCS COM- PANY STOCK AT PUBLIC SALE. —_ On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aprii 13, instant at four o'clock, at the Auction Kooms, we shall sell, by order of the Pireman’s Iasurauce Com- pany, three hundred and seventy-five Shares of Fireman's Insurance Gompany Stook, in lots of fifty shares. erms cash. apisd J. 0. McGUIRE & GO., Aucta, BYR. L. CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION—RARB ‘WALU: CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT We will sell on TUBSDAY, April 13 4pm, onthe premises, lot 21, im square N. 7. This roperty is improved by a si ng. Baid i ot fronts 24.7 inches on 1th Cot. Island, run- ning back 97 feet 11 inches, to q 12 foot alley, ad- jvining, and the north sideto ag 3) foot alley, now baing newly paved, Title good. Terma cash. Al! cenvevance and stamps at the cost of the purchaser api 5-3t* C.R.b CROWN & CO., Aucts. BY J.G@. STAFFORD & CO., Auctioneers, AUCTION SALB OF POTATOES. ONIONS, &e. On THURSDAY, the sth instant, at lJ o'clook a m..at the warehouse under Polkinhorn’s print ing office. on D, near 7th street, we shall sel! About75 barrels of Oxions in ptime erder, About & barrels of Potatoes, About 20 barrels of Mackerel, About 3) halt barrela do mont SN oxen Raisina. erms cash. apsd J.G@, STAFFORD & CO., Aucts. R27 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UN- tiTSATURDAY, the 1oth inatant, came hour and viap is J.G, BTAFFORD & Cd. Be-THE ABOVE SALE [3 STILL FURTHER Postponed until THURSDAY, the 2)th inst.,same heur and piace. apis J.G. STAFFORD & CO., Aucta. BY C. B. L. GROWN & CO,, Auctioneers j EXECUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY, By orderof the Honorable Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, we will sell, by public auction, on WEDNESDAY, April Isth, at 4 o’clock p. m,.in front of the premises, Lot numbered twenty five,(25,)inm Square numbered four hun- dred and eighty eix,(435,) with the improvements, bickarea good two-story Frame Dwelling, and ther out. buildings, Also, at the same time Lot numbered twenty ai bundred and eighty-six, ( 135.) with same improve- ments, This preperty is on 5th street, between G and a attests; and opposite 8t, Mary’s Catholic urch. Avd on THURSDAY, April 2th at 4 o’clock p. m,, we will sell, in froot ef the premises, Lot num- bered three, (3,) in Square numbered five hundred and fifteen, (515.) Th roperty. is situated on L street. between ith a 5th streets, and is im- proved with a good Brick Dwelling, containing seven rooms. a And on FRIDAY, April 2lst, at the same hour, we shall sell,in frontof the premises, Lot num- bered ten, (1).) in Square five hundred and eighty- three, (563,) with the improvements, consisting of a Frame Dwelling. This property ts on E atrest, between 2d and 3d streeta. Island. Terms of sale; One-Dalf cash; the balance in six anitwelve monts. _ & aan spare ances, including revenue stamps, at e cost of the purchaser. a x BERNARD HaYxs, Executor of Bernard Giveny. 4 ap 15-6t™ C_R.L. CROWN & Oo.. SALE OF OLD NAVY GUNS. Navy Onpwance Yarn, . Aucts, and place, w: (%,) in’ 8 Wasuincrom C:ty, April 15, On May 24. :365, between the how: of m., there will be sold in this highest bilder N c hh 7 (seventeen old Navy Catnon, weighing abo: = owes Cae to be sold by the pound for their ac ual weicht. One half ef the purchase money to be pee at the completion of the sale, and the remainder on the removal of the guns by the purchaser, which must be done at his expense and within ten days after the sale. This will afford an excellent opportunity for Founders and others to obtain a valaable ‘ot of charcoaliroa. WILLIAB N ‘EBS Commacder U.S. Navy, ani ap 15-27 Inspector of Ordnance. Y¥ J. 0. McGUIBE & OO , Auctioneera, VALUABLE PROPERTY OPPOSITE THE KIRK WOOD HOUSE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 2th, at 544 o'clock, onthe premises, we shall aeil parts of Lots 8 and 9, in Bquare No. 323, fronting 36 feet on D street north, between lith and Ith streets weat.and running back 10 feet, improved bya small Brick andemall Frame House,to be sold separately. his property fronts on Pennsylvania avenue, immediately opposite the Kirkwood House, and fom its position iedeemed valuable for business PORES. e Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises onvevanoes and stamps at the coat of the pur chaser, aplid J.C. McGUIBE & 00.5 Aucts, BY McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, A LABGE AMOUNT OF GOODS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERV On FRIDAY MORNING, at 108. m. and streets. viz: Comprising Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Gaiters, new and second hand Clothing almost as good as new. Furniture, Watches, a a | Kitchen and Pocket Outlery. Notions, Segars and Tob: Oy ener: Boap, 200 yards of Ingrain ‘pet. a large assortment of Oil Paintings, Steel Bogravings of the Prominent Generals of the Vnited States, Day sales Mondays and Fridays. Night sales Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, commencing at7 p,m. The highest cash price paid for Furniture, &¢, Out door gales promptly attended te. _ap I-Im* MeDEVIET & OONNOLLY, ucts, YJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers PEREMPFORY SALE OF EIGHTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NEW FAMPAHIEE AVENUS, NORTH L AND 22D TS. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 19th, at 433 o'clock, on the premises. we sha!l sell eighteen small Building Lots, situated at the corner of New Hamvehire avenue, north L and 22d streets, and fronting respectively on anid streeta. Thia will Be a fine opportunity for persons of amall means to obtaina iot. Title feet. Terma: One third cash; the rema-ader in 6 and 2 eae 8, with interest, secured by a deed of trust ises. SConreyunces and stampsat theccst of the pur- y Apsiment of $10 will be required on eack lot at i ie. ee dts “°" 5.0, Mc@UIRB & CO.. Aucts, a: ‘AL'S SALEOF VALUABL 5 aE IN THE OITY OF WAS! TON fa victueot ® writ of ori facies is. FO tine Olesks Office of the t t : Supreme O or the Disitiot of Columbia, and to me directed I will séll at oy sale. for cash, in front of the Fees cook pan call defendenee rey ae o’olock p.m, js 6 clei and interest in and to the went Part of Lot No. },in Bquar ing t) louse anid Loton Pennsylvani south side, between 9th and 10th street w nd now eoapied. J.B. Bi vans a8 @ hardware store, Jonstnse th alland ie lar the improvements green. siezed pad wi 's Ont upon asthe property of Walter Leno: a sold ‘to satlaty tudicials No. 361, ‘Supreme Oourt, is favor of Alexander Provert, eoutor Bapintey oer WAR? a Marat B.O. , INDLING AND STOVE WeOD, prepared in the best manner, or in the stick, delivered toany part of the citya the shortest notice. @. L, SHEBIFF, Office Pena. av., between 34 and 4 sts, mim [Ben] Yard a etree and Oona AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BBY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsors. RY FRAME HOUS: ND ING LOT ON & STRRBT, ween, 1ATH AND 16TH STREET MOB'DAY, the i7th instant, at 6 o’elook B. it mi TWO. NES BUL iy M. robms each Builéing Lot chasers with onthow also, one Corner They will be soid te auit pur- : One halr f menue cash, balance in sit and premises; §£0 will be piece of property sold. All conveyancing and revenuestampa at the cost of the purchaser, . ap izd GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY exean & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, VERY HANDSOME STM LDING LOT ON SIXTA SIRERT, GBT WEN SOUTH A AND. B STS, On WEDNESDAY, the 12th instant, we skal! sell, in frovt of the pre: 4, at 60'Clock p.m., sorth half of Lot No. 13, in Square No 312 haviog a froat of 25 feet 5 inches en 6th street, running back 105 feet Linch eas Terma One-third cash; balance insixand twelve months, for motes bearing interest from dar of 8. 3 deed given and deed of trust taken. All conveyance including revenue stamps at coat of tpid GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Ss THE ABOVE SALB I8 POSTPONED UN- til MONDAY, 17th instant, same bour api3sd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. Y J.°0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ON 16TH r. BETTS AVBNUK AND NOBTH P 8T Tr. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, wai ith, at Give o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot 15, im Merrick 's subdivision of Square Ne. 131, fronting 22 feet on 16th street west, bet yn Massachusetts avenue and north P atreet, and running back 126 feet toa 2 foot alley: impreved by a neat two- story brick dwelling house with brick back batd- ing, containing in all six roomsand passage. ‘Term : Une-third cash; the balance in six aad twelve months, with secured notes bearing im- terest. All conveyancing and stampa at cost of the pur- 3.0, McGUIRE & 00., Aacts, Y JAS, ©, McGUIR & CO., Auctioneers, GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Im SQUARES No, 865,723, 654, 759. 43 56. i On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 7th, at is o'clock, on the premises, we shall sei! Lote 1, &. and 5,in Square #84, subdivided into 9 buildiag lots, fronting 28 feet 8 inches on north O street, between First street east and Delaware aven lots fronting 23 feet 74; inches on Delaware between north D and O streeta. . 7 lote in Square 789,6 fronting on Pega 1 between 3d and 4th streetsesat, and one froatiag ig Zlifeet on the Publie reeta eas! K in Bquare 866, iting % feet oa north B street. atthe corner of 6th street oat. Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six aad swale prentie, with interest, secured by a deed trust ay payment of $20 will be required at the time of Bale on each lot "All conveyaucing and ctamps, at the cost of the purgparer. 5, G. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. B97 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, IN cousequence af tberain, until MONDAY AFTRR- NOON. April i7ta, same bour aud place. ap +d J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Aacts, JPY THOS. DOWLT Auct., Georgetown VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPURTY IN vay GEORGETOWN AT AUOTION. On MONDAY, April 17. at 5‘ o’clock g m.. £ Wil. sell, in front of the premises, part of Lot Me. 1!3, in Threlkeid's addition to Georget-wn, front ing 40 fest on 2d pirent: ite a dont of 158 feet, and improved by Ege rame House. . T : One third cash; balance in six and tweive months, secured by a deed of trust on tae ty. Pix conveyancing and stamps at the cost of tas hy Mapisit THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, DG. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPBRTY IN GBORGETONW AT AUCTION On MONDAY, April 1th, at 5 o’clock p.m. E will eel in frontof the premises, parte of lots Mo. 2 and 21, in Old Georgetown, fronting tweat three feet four inches on Potomac street and run- ning back about eighty feet, and fronting six- teen feet on Prospect street and running back one bundred and twenty feet. The improvements coa- sitof a good twe story Brick Dwelling House, containing nine rooms, and fermerly the residence of Offord Boucher. y Terms: +, cash, balance in6 and 12 montha, 6¢- cured by a deed of trust on the property, Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the puroarar THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. PRY J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. EXECUTOR’S SALE OF STOCK. On MONDAY AFTERNOON April i7th, at baif- past 5e’cloek,at the Auction Rooms, we shalt sell $:00 5-20 United States Bonds, By order: . G. WATHSS8, Executor. J.C. MoGUIRE & 00,, Aucta WILL BE ADDED— $3,°0) Corporation of Washingten quarter!y six r ceat. Stock. apis aka” J, 0. McGUIRM & 00., Aucts, 2Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Seuth corner Pa. ave, and 9th street. BPLENDID PIANO. BEAUTIFUL BRUSS Paptectia SURMISE" SAU Oh CLOTHS, &c.. AT AUCTION i , On BATURDAY MORNING, Apri! 15, commeac- ing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction Boom, without reserve, to cover advances, for cash, ag follow: beautiful fine rosewood, seven octave Pi One @weet tone, and guarantied by a celebrated make: and cover and Stool ™” Twenty Verolisaplendid new Brussels three- Ply and Ingrain Carpets ‘bree Parlor Suits, im green, msrosn, and striped Reps; new and well made. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Mattresses, Marb)e-top and other Tables, ep Basy Chien sed Rockers, ane Sea! Airs aD rckers, = Thirty-five rolle 4 4 Oil Cloth and Canton Mattiag With a variety of other Furniture and Houss- Keeping Goods all of which wr'l be peremptoriiy sold, Terms cash. avis W. L WALL & 00., Aucts. 87- THE ABOY ESALR [3 POSTPONED UNTIL TURSDAY, the 1th instant apis _L, WALL & CO, Aucts RY WM, L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Washington Horse and Oarriage Basa: 8 Ly. av, bet. 9th and 10th ate, SALE OF HOBBES, CARRIAGES. &e On SATURDAY, April 15th, at the Bazaar, we will sell abo: at FIFTY HUBSES, suited to saddle and harness, of which a full de- acription at sale, <a : 4 A large collection of and Second-hand Car- riages, Buggies, Rockaways, &xpress Wagons, &<., with which the sale will commence with. ALSO. New and Second-hand Harness, &c. Regular Sales at the Bazaar, evety Tuesda: buraday, and Saturday, without regard to th: eects Harness, &c..al t private sale arri LA rness, &c.. alway at priva! . sie L. WALL & 00. apis {Chronicle} Auctioncers, S@- THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY MORNING, April isth, same houc apis W.L WALL & CO., Aucts. IDES AND TALLOW. Will be sold at public action, on WEDMES- DAY. the 2th i ant, at o'clock Rixth-street Wharf, the follewing articles, 495 Bh ‘elta, 34.4 pease f Tallow, ( Beef,) 5¢6%4 gallons Nestsfoot Oil, 2 nnes or Salley Scraps. 4,950 pairs of Horns, 4 i ity Barreia setae ava va Goverament fuods. = I, Lieatenaat Colonel aad 0 8 ap ls-ta Washington, April 14, 1855. ¥ JAS, O. MeGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON K &T.. BET 12TH AND 13TH STS... (OPPOSITE FRANK- IN ROW.) AP PUBLIC BALE. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON April 18th. o'clock, on the premises, we ahal in subdivision of Square N. ti 4 Te, 285, from 2 3 inches on K street north, between 12th and Lith streets west, and running back 142 feet 6 inches te #30-foot paved public aie: improved by an ex- cellent and well-built three-story and basement brick dwolling-house, containing tem rooma bath-room, with frame stable in the rear, and ane yrempot waterinthe . Lhis house was ¥ a Waster builder for his own residence, and is put up ia th @ very best manner. - half i h; the remainder in sic monthe, aitmisteeee . secured by adeed of truston Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pac. yr The house may be examined #| any hour on the y be examinrn withia thirty de Sax ot wale FOSS, “modu ige oon”? ‘apitd : Y¥ J. 0. Me@UIBE & CO., Auctioneers. UTOR’S SALE OF FIFTEEN HANDSOME *eoienang Te ON eth StkanT hae BEtWBe ‘AND B STRam' On TUMBDAY AFTRRNOORN, Apri! 11, at on ines, sell, ‘Tota, fronting about 21 uable Building Lots. Cy at 2 foot cach on street west, back 110 feet to a ten- alley, by i On third ‘cash; the bei: ry ig A payment of $20 on each lot will be required of ‘time of sale. ocean gel eat gee epededs = J, 0, Mod 68... ‘done | N@-THS ABOVE BALE } McG UIRE & 00., Austs. oplteckds §=69,.0,