Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1865, Page 3

rrr a SSE SE SCP SS STR CGS, NS ON "GEE STUER IT OSL TT ia a ST TR BEE eee LOCAL NEWS. Tax PResipsnt ap THE Union LEacua.— ‘The committee of the Union League of New | York waited on President Johnson op Wed- nesday, and presented to him the following Address: WASHINGTON, D.C., April 19, 1865.—To the President of the United States :—Sir—Delegates from the Union League Club of New York, not ® party organization, but united by 8 com- mon principle of loyaity, we have come to P8y our last tribute ot iove and honor to the Temery of Abraham Lincoln. We have come also to assure you, as you enter upon your up precedented task, that amid every difficuly and danger, you may rely upon the same w- ‘wavering support that the loyal citizens whom. ‘we represent so cordially gave to your lament- ed predecessor. : geen placed by Providence ina po- Sition for which the recent past affords no pre- cedent, since President Lincoln knew not the jesson taught to us by his death and by the at- tempted murder of Mr. Seward, you are called to perfect a national policy that shall restore peace and order to the country, torn by & Spirit of rebellion, which, however vanquished in arms, still aims to harrass and destroy the republic, on the one hand, by the secret con- Spiracies of organized assassins, and on the other, by cunning attempts, under profes. sion of loyalty, to seize again the reins of Pree a, at e are assured, sir, not simply b: oar ‘words, but by what you have Denedienlly we complished, that you will prove yourself equal to the situation; that you will notshrink from the duties of the Executive of this na- tion. however painful. They ask no pledge or promise other than those offered by your past career, especially as Military Governor of Ten- zee’ which you brougnt back to us free and loyal. he American people haye entire confidence that what has been already accomplished by the sacrifice, from which they had not shrunk, of their sons and brothers, is not be lost in any degree by & failure on tne part of the Govern- ment tu execrte sternly the great task of justice by the exhibition of mercy to criminals, which may be cruelty tothousands, by any concession to what you have denounced as the greatest of ‘crimes—treason against the nation. The loyal people of New York recognize the factthat upon all who haye encouraged this rebellion or ex- tenuated its guilt; upon all who have connived ‘At the villainies of the Golden Circle, or be- sought, in the interest of the rebels, foreign in- tervention; upon all who have betrayed the true-hearted supporters of the Government Tests the resp bility of haying prolonged the war, with its fearful waste of blood and treasure, and of haying encouraged the fiendish Spirit which reyenges itseif for defeatin the field by raids on the border, piracies by sea, darson inour cities,and now by as- ations at the national capital. We feel assured that, knowing as you do, by personal ebservation in your own home, the: infernal spirit of this rebellion, you will never Feinvest its chief agents with a political con- trol in the States which they have ruined; that you will neyer permit our loyal countrymen of the South, nor the new class of citizens cre- ted by this war, whose fidelity and courage have assisted so prominently to crush the re- Dellion, to be punished by subjugation to the ‘very traitors from whose unexampled treason they haye saved thecourntry. The resolation of the club that appointed this committee de- clared unanimously their belief that the assas- gination of Abraham Lincoln would intensify the solemn conviction of the American peo- ple that the rebellion, and slavery, its cause, T™must be terminated by the strong armor the Jand witheut delay, hesitation or compromise, irstantly, absolutely and forever. in behalf, sir,of our Association and our- selves, we reverently invoke upon your Ad- ministration the favor of Heaven. And we haye the honor to subscribe ourselves faith- fully and respectfully, your fellow country- men—John Jay, Jonathan Sturges, Charles Butler, James W. Beckman, Theodore Roose- velt, rank E Howe, John A. Weehs, George ‘abot Ward, Otis D. Swan, Parker, Handy{ C E, Detmold, Legrande B. Connoyer, Samuel ‘Wetmore. THE PRESIDENT’S REPLY. The President replied as follows : Genuemen:—In reply to you, and through you, to the organization which you represent, 4d can only sey, as I have said to others, that your encouragement is peculiarly appropriate at this time. 1 have been thrown into the po- sition I now occupy by circumstances that you are all familiar with. There has been a great deal done; there is a great deal to do ofa com- plex and difficult character. The circum- Stances which have occurred are saddening to ‘us all, and no one appreciates them more deep- ly than I do. But just the other day our Presi- dent was in the midet of life and the confidence of his countrymen; now he has been removed to that bourne from whence no traveler returns. Under these circumstances I am called to oc- cupy 8 post of peculiar peril. When we look at the past, and then turn and try to under- stand the future, we see how much I need the encouragement which you tender in behalf of those you represent; and if I know myself I am profoundly grateful for it, and return you my hearty thanks. you have referred to my past historyand my connection with this rebellion. In reference to that I can only say that the policy which I have indicated heretofore will be my guide in the tuture. The idea that justice shall be ebserved is one which hae strongly impressed me, and I must be permitted to remark that the time has come when the nature of crime should ‘be understood in this country, and that, too, by the great mass of the people. We have defini- tions of crimes in the law books, and penalties are affixed tothem, We know that perjury is a crime, that arson isacrime. We Know, too, that murder is acrime. All these are crimes, and have penalties affixed. When we look at the present murder, the present assassination, And trace it back to its source, no one can be tetera as to the spirit from which it ema- nated. There is no one but would say, in reference to the individual who has perpetrated this in- famous, this diabelical, this barbarous act, that he must suffer the penalty annexed to the offense. Then, it you would say this, that the assassin ofa single individual, the murderer of a single man, must suffer the penalty of death. what should be inflictedon him who tries to assassinate a nation, and take away its fife: We must consider the nature of the crime and the demands of justice, and not the misery, woe or ruin of the individaal who is guilty. We must look at it in the exercise and carrying outof stern, inflexible justice. The zime Das come for us to understand that trea- son isa crime, the highest of crimes; in other words, thatall erimes are submerged in trea- son. and he who has committed treason has conimitted all crimes. Please accept my thanks, gentlemen, for the encouragement you have given me, and theaid you offer. Though the task may be difficult, I appreciate it, witnan honest and sincere reli- ance on that Power whose guidance in this struggle isso manifest to_us all. Noone can doubt that an overruling Providence has con- trolled the destinies of this country. We may talk of the ability of men, but the progress of this rebellion has shown that they are only in- struments in the hands of God. IfI know the bonest impulses of my heart, when the time comes to act upon measures that come before me, thongh I may uot have the same ability and talent a8 some, if a hearty obedience to conscientious conyiction is worth anything in the administration of the Government, you shall have it. I thank you again, gentlemen, for wbat you have said, and trust you will bear my thanks to the organization you repre- sent. eee Tux Sons OF TEMPERANCE IN THE PRroczs- f#10N.—The order of Sons of Temperance was the largest civic association represented in the funeral procession on Wednesday. Their ad- mirable appearance was a theme of universal comment. Seventeen divisions were represent- ed in the line by 1,500 members. The follow- ing was the order of marching : Chief Marshal, F.M. Bradley. Band of Car- ver Hospital. Grand Division of District of Columbia, Herschel Hudson marshal; Merid- ian Division, No. 10, James A. Miffin marshal; Good Samaritan Division, No. 1, Ben. W. Su; my marshal; Federal City Division, No. 2, ©. Spurgeon marshal; Equal Division, No. 3, Sam.S. Bond marshal. Band of Harewood Hospital. Harewoed Division, No. 15, Dr. Cobb marshal; Douglass Division, No. 15, Chas. H. Wendell marshal; Armory Square Division, No. 4, and Columbia Division, No. 5, J.P. DePew marsnal; Excelsior Division, N 6, J. R. Edson marshal; Aurora Division. No. 9, Daniel Skioner marshal; Lincoln Division, No. 11, John T. Lanman marshal; Central Di- vision, No. 12, J.C. S. Berger marshal; Potomac Division, No. 11, James Luther marshal. Band of Mount Pleasant Hospital. Empire Di- vision, No. 18, W.S. McKeller marshal; Mt. Vernon Division, No 20, Israel C. O’Neal mar- sbal; McKee Division, No. 22, J.W. Barnes marshal; Everett Division, No. 25, W. H. Per- kins marshal. This organization expected to muster 3,000, but many of the members being connected with the departments, appeared in line with their respective military organizations, ——___. MRETING OF THE Democratic Assoc TION.—At & Meeting of the Democratic A: ciation of the city of Washington, held Monday evening, Charles Mason, Esq., President, resolutions were unanimously adopted pledg- ing their efforts to bring to condign punish- ment the authors of the late atrocious crimes. Messrs. T. B. Florence, Dr. Charles Alien, F. A. Aiken, William Flinn, F. A. Olampitt and W.J. Miller, severally add: the Asso. ciation, condemning in severe language, the infamous assassination of Mr. Lincoln and the kindred attempt on the life of Secretary Seward. PHILADELPHIA FizEmEn.—On Wednes- day, f'er the funeral obsequies were closed, the Preeverance Hose, No. 5,0f Philadelphia, whcatrived on the previous evening to join theprocession, under the marshalship of J. S. Boler, Esq , chief coiner of the Mint, visited Pysident Johnson, to whom each member was prsented and kindly received. They were re- efved at the depot on Tuesday evening by a elegation of the U. 5. Steam Fire Department, .nd during their brief stay they were enter- cainéd by Hiberma, Messrs. B. Ranvier, Beveridge others, and were under the special charge of Chief Engineer Dickson. Yesterday, after paying 8 flying visit. to some of the public puildings, they left for their homes at 11 o'clock. —»——_ GarTURED.—On Saturday, @ flat boat, con- taning three boxes, filled with fancy articles ayd Yankee notions, and tour trunks, was csptured by the United States gunboat Mer- ciry, Acting Master W.G. Morris. There were captured on it at the same time four men, one one of whom claimed to be arebel deserter; 8 Prussian, named Goldstein, and two others, Myers and Beasley. There was tound with the party and in the trunks draftsand Western Vireinia coupons, valued at several thousand dollars. ——___ MonNUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN —The public feeling of veneration for the character of the martyred dead is expressing itself in the form of a desire to raise a public monument to his name in this city. Among the numerous offers to contribute to that end is a generous one by pause terse & Bro, 7th street, who propose give $500 towards any fund for the erection of & monu- ment to Abraham Lincoln in the city of Wash- ington. —— InquzsT.—Yesterday morning, Coroner Woodward held an inquest at a wagon park, near the Eastern Branch, on the body of John Jones, one of the colored teamsters, who died on the previous day at his wagon very sud- denly. The evidence before the jury wasto the effect that he received his dinner as usual at noon, and went to his wagon, not being seen again until about five o'clock, when he was found in a dying condition. The jury returned &@ verdict of death from causes unknown, ESS RSE Fatsk SWEARING.—Mary Biersack was held te bail for court yesterday by Justice Miller for falsely and maliciously swearing that Margaret Gruber tore down the drapery from the front of Mr. Wigger’s house, on D, near 13th street. The Justice says he has seen enough to convince him that much of the troubles between women in his judicial dis- trict grows out of revengeful feeling and false swearing, and has determined to try to put a stop to it. CITY ITEMS. ages CAN'T SEE_INTO IT.—We are surprised at Gladman & Wilson, No. 394 Penn. avenue, be- tween 44 and 6th streets, selling their hatsand caps so very low. eee es ge od CLosine ovT SALE or InpIA RUBGERGOODS. Mr. H. A. Hall having disposed of his lease and fixtures of store, will close out his exten- sive stock of India 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 his well known rubber warehouse, 310 Penn’a avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. For instance, you can bay ladies’ shoes and sandals for $1 per pair; men’s do., $1.40 per pair. ap 17-6t MARRIED, On the jsth of April, by the Rev. J.N Goombs, Mr. WM. PORTER, of Georgetown, D. O., to Miss ANNIE J. CUNNINGHAM, of Livermore, West- moreland county, P: ia On 0th instant. at 8t. Aloysius Church, by the Rev. A. 8. Hitzelberger, JAMES R. EGAN, Ist Lieut. 20 U. 8. Cayairy, to MARY A. HOWLETT, of Washington, D. C. = oa the 2th inat., by the Rev. Dr. Samson, Mr. C. W, TOWNLEY te Miss SARAH &, ANDER- SON, all of Washington. re DIED, On Thursday afternoon. at 6 o’clock, of con- sumption, MARY J., daughter of the late Jacob L. and @atherine A. Carr, aged 2 years. Her funeral will take placa on to-morrow (Sat- urday) afternoon at 2o0’clock, from the rasidence of her mother, 19th street, between Mand N ats. nds of the family are invited to attend, * 21, 1865, at 132 o'clock a. hter of A. Roszel Jac obs. deceased. and <a . aged 17 months and 9 days, rday, April on Bi Lst.,near gth Onitvary.—Onr dear youcg friend, JAMES LEROY BEKRYMAN, who was but yesterday cut down in the very prime of life, will ever live in the memory of those who knew him. He was a young man of spotless character. He possesred a spirit of meekness. of amiability, and of integrity. which beautified his life and endeared him to all ted. He was a dutiful fe. b indness of disposition, of his true and noble heart and bonesty of purpose. we can but say he was ap example worthy to be followed; and now, though his body is cold in death. we feel that his Spirit is bappy with the redeemed above. = BALLS, PARTIES, &c. NHE SMITH O'BRIEN CLUB BALL. WHICH vas post oned, comes off next MON- DAY EN TNe. April 2ith, at Temperance Ball 1 ee non 9th and 10th. icketa. One Dollar. ip 21-2t* DB. A. BROSNAN; Treasurer. . YHE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD will give their GRAND MAY BALL on WEDNESDAY. the 5d of May. For particulars see future advertisement, a21-2t Aways FRIENDLY. The Membersof the tol Hill FRIEND- SHIP AFSOCIATION take pleasure in an. nouncing to their many friends that their Second Grand Ball will be MD at Odd Fellows’ He on MONDAY EVENING, April The Committee will spare no pains in making this one of the friendlie: f the season. Tickets for the 7th ai ood fer the 2ith. Committee of Arrangements. G.P. Doyie, G. Barnes, J, Sheahan, T. J. Luxen, J. ¥ry, J. Phelps, F. Fry, D. Nolan, L, Mayhew. ap 18 lw* and bereavement which has fallen on our Nation, the INDEPENDENT SOCIALS, will postpone their 4th Grand Ball at Odd Fellow’s Hall, to TUBSDAY EVENING. April 25. 1365, when they would be pleased to see their many friends. Tickets out for the 18th are good for the 25th. By order of the Association. ap ly 8t™ C. 1. KING, Treasurer. OUNG EAGLE CLUB. On account of the late lamentable ocenrrence, the Ball of the YOUNG BAGLE CLUB ( NN ACCOUNT OF THE SAD ean, N .WANTS, Ce Suelo eS WARSTED_a SITUATION as an opsrator ina phetograph gallery, A: 4 No. 516 H street, botwoon oth and the TENS Bw] WANTED-a good COOK and IRONER. Ool- ored preferred. Apply at the Admiral House. Penna. ave., between 3a and 4th streets, Capitol Hill. ap mat ANTED—A WOMAN who is a good washer Wise tooer fof, chambat peg fat at the corner of 8th and Date eee ANTED IMMEDIATRELY_—A good journey- ington City, DO. ees O: Or G- BAU wart ‘D—In a private family,a WOMAN to cook. wash andiron. None but @ thorough- ly competent person need apply; white preferred. Apply at No. 427 F st,, bet. 6th and7th. ap21-3t" WANTED-A WOMAN for cen: houkework in a private family. One of the right sort can have s permauent home and good wages. Inquire at 73 Bridge st., Georgetown. ap 21-3t* WANTED A goed COOK, WASHER, asd . LRONER. for a family of three persons. Ap- By immediately at 455 I street, between eee 5 ap? = WANTED TO SELI—One of the best paying Business in Washington for the amount int vested. Inquire Washington Building, Room No. 3+ ap 21-3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good WwW GIBL for s small family to 0 to Ne To asuitable person liberal wages will be paid. Apply at 351 Sth street. References required. ap 2 3t* EE ————— [PORTANT TO GROCERYMEN —Having had nine years experience in the grocery business, I feel confident in offering my services to any one requiring them. A permanent situation of mo: importance than a salary. For further commun’ cation please address GROCERYMAN, Star 0! fice. ap 21-3t* ANTED-—At the Government Hospital for the Insane, at St. Blizabeth. D. O» one GAB- DENER and several SINGLE MEN and MEN and their WIVES, without children, as attendants Upen patients. To be successful, applicants must present indubitable evidence of good character and habits, including strict temperance, and of sincere and loyal attachment to the Government af the United States. Other things being equal, Brceerence: will be given tokenorsbly discharged _ap 21-1w (Intel. & Chron.] ANTED—At No. 2411 st., 18th, 2 good DABSSMARERS. eT 85, Ste W ANTED—A good MILLINER, Will not be required to trim. Apply at No. 4 Market Bpace. ap 20-2t* WANTED TO SELL_A BLAORSMITH SHOP. TCOLS and LEASR,on K at., bet. 9th and 0th. Inquire on the premises ap 20 5t* WARTED-Teo CHAMBERMAIDS and one Mpeg H ee GIRL, Apply at Markham’s Hotel, WANRTED—One good RELL BOY, (colored.) a op Apply at Kirkwood House immediately, ANTED—4 good FARM HANDS. Apply t WraMeR at the Soldiers’ Home, neat Wash. ington, D.C. ap2) 6t™ Yy ANTED-—A Catholic BOY to stand in a Cigar tore. Good recommendations required. Ap- By at the store, Penna, avenue, bet. 2ist and 22d sta. ap20 at* \ 7 ANTED—By a small family, two or three FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for house io ae Best of reference given and required, Address Post Office Box No. 1,170. 20-2t* WANTED—By & Tespect: TION as cook in objection to a resta Pl-ase address for two Office. s le woman TUA- respectable family. No nt or boarding house lays Box No. 10, * ap wv Vv ANTED—Two neat GIRLS, for waiters in dining room. Apply at the Pennsylvania Hones. 227 C street, between 4) and 6th streets, ap 20°! ANTED.—An English or Welsh WOMAN wanted as chambermaid and to assist in the eare of children, in a private family, 1634 street, 2d house from Penn’a avenue. - ap 20 3t* YOUNG ENGLISHMAN—wants a situation inatprivate family as COAOHMAN, under- stands the care of Horses; if preferrada Vegetable Gardner can come h:ghly recommended 0 ob- jection to going into ihe country. Can be seen at this office hetween the hours of 12and 1 o’clock for two days, or leave address. ap 2)-2t* FOR RENT AND SALE. —_—_—____ UBNISHED ROOM INT—For rent, F comfortable a oe eT ROO MS. at N 450 12th st..bet @ and H sts, The location is one of the most desirable in thecity. ap 13 tf ope of the most desirable in the city. _ap 13 tf_ ‘OR BENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A F very desirable two pele attic HOUSE, containing thirteen rooms, in one of the best rate ine Waahingin. "Berrhishse’ informacion ny . rmat apply at the Star ome counters apis tt OR SALB—A i ‘00d PIANO, gece at Borsa paeew ap2l-3t* 3 T° LET—Pleasant furnished ROOMS, connect- ing or single. in a private family, Terms moderate; at 350 E street, between 10th and iith ats. ep2l im* 'W® FURNISHED ROOMS TO LRT, with or without board, in a private family. Inquire at No. 74 Dunbarton street, Georgetown, D. C. _ apil-dtf aah FOE SALE_For a fow days. the FURNITURE poubeon rene dureiutat a oS Wicth8 i . 32 0) Sods FOUNTAINS AND FRUIT STANDS FOR SALE—One on Pa _avenue; rent free; splendid lecation. Callon P. F. MILLIGAN, No, 6 south B street, between Ist and 2d west. ap 21-35 P OPOGRAPH @ALLERY FOR SALE CHEAP Som Bershaned, before the 28th of April. Price . Apply at 30: eI between Sth and 1th ata. Washington, DeGen ap ot-3t™ ‘OR RENT—HOUSE and STORE on 7th street, t between Louisiana avenue and D street. oppo- site the Avenue House, Inquire at JOHN RI- LEYS, Ne. 365 C street, between 4?s and Sth sp 21- streets. ‘OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, & rooms; one of the bert locations in the city. Rent $60 per month. The Furniture ia for sale at its value. Inquire after one o’clock p.m. at 384 H street, near 13th, ap 21-3t* OR RENT OR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE. con- teining five rooms, situated on 12th street, be- tween Maryland avenueand Estreet Island. Ap ply to GEORGE W. HAUPTMAN, No. 512 llth street. near P. enue, ap 21-2t" OR BALE—-A GREAT RARGAIN—PIRST OLASB PROVISION STORE. LEASE, FIX- TURES. &c. Will sell at a sacrifice by immediate application to MIZCHELL & SON, southeast cor- ner of Penn. avenue and Lith sts. Also, a GRO- CERY forsale, A good stand, ap 213i" FOR BACE OR REN T—HOUSE on Tenth streat pear R street. Avply to MITCHELL & SON. southeast corner of Pennsylvania ayeaue and 1ith treet. SYURNISHED ROOMS also for reat, From $109 b ap 21-3t* to $410 per month. OR SALE—ON LONG TIME—A FARM af 150 acres, about !3 miles from the city, near Coles- ville, Maryland; well watered and a Brick house; or would exchange it fc y property For fur- ther particulars inquire of A, MOREHOUSS, cor- ner of K and 25th streets. 8p 21 Im* SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE for sale cheap for cash. Call at the residence, 1s2 = sireet, third door from 13th, north side, ap 20 -2t* FoR SALE—RESTAURANT, ENTIRE STOCK , and LBA8E for 4 years. $700. Apply to MITCH- EL & £0N, southeast corner of Pennsylvania ay. and 15th street. Ap 29-3t* F°OE, RENTI BRICK HOUSE No. 454 D street, between 2d and 3d streets, conterning 9 rooms, with good Brick Stable. Inquire at WOLLARD & GILBERT’S, 371 D street, between 7th and sth streets. ap 20 #* | RENT—Three unfurnished ROOMS. on the first floor of aneat FRAME HOUSE, No. 567 10th street, between D and E streets, Istand. ap 30 3e* WO ROOMS FOR RENT—In a pzivate family, with or without board. Location very de- sirab'e. For terms inquire at the corner of I!th and B streets, Island, epposite the Smithsonian Institute, No, 135, ap 20 3u* re RENT OR SALE—A twe-story BRIOK HOUSE, containing seven rooms and a stable for three_herses, fronting on 22d st. west, near Pa.av. Possession giten on the Ist of May. For terins inquire at the corner of 22d and I streets. _ ap 20-3t™ OOM8 FOR RENT-—-FURNISHED and UN FURNISHED. at No. 31% North B street, itol Hill, witbin half a square of the avenue . pear the Capitol. ap 20.30" Ko, RENT—One fourroom FRAME HOUSE, 2ud street, near M street. First Ward. Possas- sion given immediately. Inquire 124 P: 5 ap ‘a. AY., * between 19th and 20th ata ANTED—Two BALESWOMEN, thoroughly acquainted with the fancy or dry goods busi ness. To competent hands, the hest wigee will begiven. Apply at GODDARD'S, No. 371 7th st., between I and K. ap 20-6t* ANTED—A BARBER at J. Dallo’s Barber Shops, No. 325 7th street, between L and K te. ‘Sp 18-3t* V ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID and SCRUB GIRL. Apply at Markham’s Hotel, Penn’a avenue. ap 13-3t ANTED—A thoroughly competent House GIRL. Must bring recoinmendations, At No, 400 ith street, near Gity Hall. ap 18-3t* V J ANTED—FURNISHED ROOM and BOARD by a gentleman, wife and infant. ROom must be large and airy, and be supplied with gas and water. Possession to be taken on the Ist day of May. Good city reference given. Addpess. stat- ing terms, location, &c.,@. W, M., Box 281 Post Office, Washington. ap 18-3t FRENCHMAN FROM PARIS, who has re- ceived an excellent education, having his evenings disengaged, (free at 5 o’clock 2.) wishes to give some lessons in the French lan- guage. The bi references given, Terms mod- erate. Addres: -» Box 11, Star office. al4-Im* ANTED—A MAN who understands garden- Ying and the care of horses, and capable of driving,and who is willing to go a few miles in the, country for the season. Apply at 475 Bixee 3 ap 5- ribers will R SKINS, anufactory, 106 High D.C. RAMSBURG & EBERT. bov 16-tf V ANTED-—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. mar 13-tf ANTED, WwW 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Bwies Muslin, &c., to WM_ PRINCE’S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 351 F street, and get them Fluted, Prince has two raschines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Ruffien without the use of gum 9. and are the only machines here todo such work BEB SKINS WANTED!—The su pay the highest cash prices for DE. at their Buckskin Glove atreet. Georgetown, V 7 AN T BD—SEOOND HAND FURNITURE, Also, MIRRORS CARPETS. BEDS, BED- DING.and HOUBEFURNISHING GOODS ofevery description, B. BUCHLY, 406 7th stre: Jes tf between G and PERSONAL. ADAME SEYMORE, the celebrated Astrolo- gist, is now in thiscity. Sbe understands the science oe Astrolo i in all eae r branches, the al al can be consulted by sending your a, the month on which you was bern. get the outline of your wholelife. Ladies 50 cents; Gentlemen $1, Address Box 47, Washington, 0. = ap 2i-Im* ¢ LD DR. WOOD continues to make quick and permanent cores;ne change of diet, no hin- drance from business; delays are dangerous. Consultation Rooms 499 7th street, between D BE. 8p 2-Im* ABLES RIDDLB, formerly of Richmond Va. hear of his mother by addressing her at Gierboro. D.C ap 18-3t* is postponed until JONDAY EVENING, April 24, 1855. The same tickets ara geod. apli-lw* NHE ISLAND SOQIAL CLUB will fe their 6TH GRAND MAY BALL at Island Hal!, on THURSDAY, May Lith, 1365. Tickets $1, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. By or- der of Committee. See future advestisement. ap 13 6t* NINTH GRAND REOPENING A : GEO. JUENEMANN™ PLEASURE GARUER, Corner ith and E streets, Capitol Hill, MONDAY, April 17, 1385. every Monday afterneon. AND isengaged for the season. G UENEMANN, Preprietor. Dancin, A g00d ap 13-1m* MATIINGS! MATTINGS!! PROM AUOTION. Jast received from the auction house of Messrs, Haddon & Co., New York, a large invoice of 4-4 and 5-4 WHITE and OHECK MATTINGS, which we are offering at a small advace above AUOTION OOBT. CcCABRBPETS as low as 50 cents per yard. BONTZ & GROSHON, 369 Beventh street, adove 1. LIME fl! aif Kilns are now burning @ superior article o! m hand eight hundred or a thour parreie ¢ (Tresh-durned LIMB, whick I will at a reduced price. ENT, PLASTER and HAIR, Also, Potomac ORM CABTLEMAN ap 17-20 Pa. av. and Rock Oreek Bridge. ap Tw EDSOF THIRTY THOUSAND certificates Urn? aoe endatory letters e been re- the merits SENGINE PREPARATIONS, many of which are highest sources, . clergymen, governor im stateem &e. Kmeene AND STOVE WeOD, prepared in the best manner, or in the stick, delivered to any part of the city a the shortest motice. - G. L. SHERIFF, Office Penn. av., between Sd and 434 ats., mil-Im__ {Rep} Yard 4 street and Qaaal. C SACRIFIOR.—, rine’ MELODHON for ealo by gectiomen leaving iF sale b: the cit; Ls 'refessor WO- and J ats, yy & gen! a i mi LOWSET, 903 eth street, belwoen ‘ap 11-6t Tet oe Aa B. PHILLIPS has removed to ence, neat ldth st., over Messer: Pennsylvania Kidwell’s Smif GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NOTICE IS HBREBY GIV that § per cent, discount on taxes for the current year ‘been extended to the Ist of May 1865. ep2l-dtM1 OHAS. D. WELCH, Collector. Tavevration On ThE NEW HALL OVER THE MARKET, ONE The 15th annual MAY BALL will be given by the Vigilant Fire Company on MON. DAY, May lst, in the Hall over the arket, “particulars in future advertisments. 1t NOTICE. . Z NUISANCHS. otice is hereby given te all concerned, that they are hereby authorized to remeve from their premises all collections of ashes, and any rubbish or matter which may become offensive weather. end pl: within thri resent mo) epger. This permission cannot be extended beyond the time above mentioned. and any such deposits made Shereatten: or Suy tellere $0 het ; ely preserve the urity of any one ma! Bitied withthe United tates Pollen neers 0 DS HENBY ADDIBON, Mayor, Maror’s Orrick, Georgetown, D.C. April 5th, 1355. Sp 5-2awiw G. » sMITHs * WILD CHERRY TONIC BITTERS, THIS PROPHYLATIC is sold by all a y Drugeists i t PANAG! has been vor. ta medical proprietios are established 29 TONIO, ASTRINGENT AND AROMATIO, ‘twill eradicate all derangement of AH and BOWELS. It gives the BTOM STRENGTH and BEAUTY to the YOUNG, BRJUVENATES THE OLD, " Gures DYSPEPSIA, LO8S OF APPETITE. INDIGESTION, LASSITUDE OF SYSTEM, CHEONIC DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, JAUNDIO“, AGUE AND FEVER, AIN A CIRCULAR, in which oenenisisol PROPLE WELL ENOWH Ie ashe feeton x side.—Soroden' . m2 woe EST END DRO 13 Pa. OOBE’S W. : D ep Pa. Foch had "aat other ans pet jab, other cheice Pe: ie wi large atock of Fresh Medicines. for eaehere: mary Beings ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. ii In consequence of the ill health of the proprie- tor. a well established and profitable wine, liauor and family grocery, wholesale and retail, business is now offered for sale, together with the lease of the premieres, about five years to rua. The stock consists of a very choice sud well sa- lected assortment of the above articles, and will be sold in whole or in part. APE, for further information, by lotter,to J 08. i " LSON, Box No. 334 Washington Post Otis, 3 p 20- Fes, RENT—Two UNFURISHED ROOMS, sui able for housekeeping. Inquire at Ith at 4 between K and L streets, Frame House. ap 13-3t* FoF RENT—Three or six Unfurnished ROOMS, ina good neighborhood, suitable for house- ¢ 435 lith street, between G and H, from 4to/ o'clock p. m. ap 18-3 F OR RENT—Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. convenient to the Departments. Inquire on i/th street, first door north of K. ap 18-3t* Fo BENT —On the let of May or @arlier, a two story BRICK HOUSE, in one of the best loca- tions in Georgetown, Apply at Mrs. JOHN HAR- RY’g, Congress street. above Stoddart. ap18 tit* Fo RENT—The old established FEED STORE 42" Massachusetts avenue and 435 K street, alro the stock and fixture. fer sale, Inquire on the paemises, ap 18-6t™ Fo RENT—The STORE 243 Pend, avenue, he- tween 12th and 13th streets, south side, “Im- mediate possession given. Inqaire next door. Also, a HORSE, BUGGY and HARNESS for sale. t t. Keeping. Apply Inquire as above. ap 18-5t* ‘OK BALE—The FURNITORB, LE’°® and GOOD WILL of a Boarding House, . ald rent the House and Furniture for one ye... For particulars call at 246 E street, nerthwest corner i8th, ap 1s-8t* Fo SALE—A TRACT OF LAND lying in Mont- gomery County, Maryland, adjoining Fort Bumner, abont five milestrom Georgetown D.C., apd contaiping about five hundred acres, upon which is a Frame Dwelling and outer buildings, and a good orchard. Itis also wellwatered. The above property wiil be sold in whole or part to suit purchasers. Apply to L. A. LODGK, residing near Fort Sumner, or address the subscriber at Wa eit L. A. LODGE. n, D.C, Ie-10t* {OR RENT—The DWELLING PART of No. 251 Penna. av., bet. 12th and 13th sts..south side. Apply on _the premises. or to Mr. WOODS, at Mitchell’s office, corner of 15th streetand Penn- sylvania av., south side. ap 17-6t* FS SALE—A RARE CHANCE—-The BTOCK, FIXTURES, and GOOD WILL of a Fancy Grocery store, with e of four year and a half, No. ate Pa. ay. Satisfactory reasons for selling. apli-lw* Foe BER T—A fine HOUSE in Georgetown, D. C., containing fifteen rooms, with water and gas, known as No. 40, on Ist street, between Po- tomac and Market streets. A lease will be given from one to four years. For terms, &c , inquire of JOB. F. KELLEY, Real Etate Agent, office 363 8th street west,nearI streetnorth. _—ap 1i-tf GREAT INDUCEMENT FOR A MACHI- NIST, PRINTER. OR BOOK BINDER, NEAR HE PATENT OFFICE.—I now offer at private sale, that valuable piece of property formerly oc- cupied by Mr. Webb, situated on the south side of @ street north, between 6th and 7th streets west. improved on the front by a three-story Brick House, containing ten rooms, and en the reat(with an aHey entrance) a well arranged four-story brick manufacturing building, supplied with steam engine and best of machinery. for turning laning, morticing. &c., among which is one of ear’s celebrated machines for cutting, planing, and moulding irregular forms of wood. This property is admirably adapted for either of @ above inducements, or any manufacturing purposes, and will be sold with or without the machinery. Apply to JOS. F. KELLY, Real ate Agent, office 363 3th street west, near I et north. ({Intel.j ap l4-eotf ‘OR SALE—A good HOUSE containing four rooms, suitable for a boarding house or res- taurant, situated between F and G streets, o! street, one of the best locations in the F: A rd. Terma enable epee 8. B DENNIS. SOR BALB.—$5 000 cach will purchase a strictly - first-class RESTAURANT, centrally lecated, ad now doing asafe paying business. For psr- ticulars apply to MITCHELL & SONS, cor. Pean. avenue and 16th street. mh 30 Im* (UR SALE—A RESTAURANT on north side Pa. avenue, near National Hotel; would make agsplendid store or confectionery and ice cream saloon. Addre: immediately, B.A., city Post fice, Washi: 2D. 0. jar 22-Im* J,{ORRENT—A fine BRIOK STABLE and UAR RIAGE HOUSE, caitable for rane most central locationin Washington; rear of 27 Feet DORE LEW £00. S10 Bovaathe strat, w . es, ven’ strey Yavor south of Odd Fellows" Hall.’ mh 2Utt” FO SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif- ferent parts of the city. Inquie1 of WALL STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa. av jan27 eotf A FIEST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE. tof my farm, known , by arecent survey, 33 acres, 3 roods and 18 perche: adjoloing) tract, mostly in timber, of 22 acr roods and7 perch- es, Will be added, if desir: The improvements are s large well built DWELLING, beautifully situated ina sroxe of command- ing fine view of Washington city, the Potomac river and the co vantiee country; a large Barn and Btable, Ice-house, filled with Ice, and other necessary oR eatainee: There isa large number of Fruit trees, standard and dwarf, embracing nearly evory Variety. th The, above Bus one and stall milee norte of re iy. i of Bt. phen Onneee, nnallytown. fy ime on gush a and east by a proposed public road, stad eal Bo andsRtoaa The pee ry, ay feen minutes’ drive of Washington f denariytion, of this property is dee — pad ah unnecessary. ma pl ine th invited to examin sale before the it of rivate tat ae asiiPnext, it will be offered at public aut n, of which due netice will be given. Pe Ty ak gg el No. . ae site the Post Office, or corner ofBighth ar oh = Pessin - city, who is pre- show a plat y Panes stawtt P. A. BOWEN, VE per cent. by buying your Boom and office ri is op G- . O.. direc’ Georectown, 4 . GAVE T WENT is TUBE at Iron Hi AUCTION SALES, BY J. 0. McG@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EXFCUTOR'S SALE OF FIFTEEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON 16TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN Q AND R STREETS. On TURBSDAY AFTERNOON, April 11. at 4% o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, fifteen val- uavle Building Lots, fronting about 21 feet each on 16th street west, between Q and RB etreets, and running back 110 fest to a ten-foot alley. Terms: One-third cash; the baiancs in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. tf h lot will be required of A payment of $20 on the yooer at time of Fal All conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- cbaser. SouN B. TURTON. Exec tor, apé-d&ds J, 0, McGUIRE & CO, Aucts, #7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN centequence of the rain until THURSDAY AF- TERNOON, Aer eon rapie non and place: apl2eokds "J. 0. McQUIRE & UO., Aucts. 87- THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER POST- poned, in consequence of the rain, until FRIDA AFTERNOON, April 25th, same bour and place, JOHN B. TURTON, Trustee apel-d JAB. 0. MCGUIRE & 00., Aucts. BBY S- 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALR OF EIGHTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NEW BME eHIRE AVENUS, NORTH L AND 22D On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 19th, at 4*2 o'clock on the premises. we shail sell eighteen small Building Lots, situated at the corner of New Hampehire avenue, north L and 22d streets, and fronting re: tively on said streets. This will be a fine opportunity for persons of small means to obtain a lot. Title perfect. Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 monthe, with interest,secured by a deed oftrust on the premises, emeonyevances and stampsat thecost of the pur- A payment of $10 will be required on each lot at the time of sale. aps-dts J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. aa THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN consequence of the death of the President, until SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 224, sama hour and place, JAS, C. McGUIRE & 5 apis Auctioneers. Y¥ J. @, STAFFORDi& CO,, Auctioneers, MONUMENTS AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY EVENING, the 1sth inst., at 3 o'clock, on 15th street, opposite Riggs Bank, we shall eeil a large cellection of Italian and Ameri- can Marble Monuments, amongst which may be found many, well designed and beautifully exe- cuted of various Si: Hof which qill be sold without reserve, for cash. apl2-d J. @. STAFFORD & O0O., Aucts. 7 THE ABUYE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, the 220 1D8t.. oom : eapi 3G. STAFFORD @ UU ees PY J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE AND OfFHBR PERSONAL PROPERTY, By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date August 2ith 1864, and duly recorded in Liber N.C. T., No. il, folios 474, &c., one of the Land Records for Washington Oounty, District of Columbia. I shall sell,on WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 25, com- mencing at 10 o’clock, on the premises, the unex- ired lease(two years to run) of the ‘Imperial estaurant, ’ situated on the south side of Penn’a avenue, between lith and 1th streets, being num- bered 213, There are 15 new furnished rooms in he ane ane. the location is among the best in ity, Ishall sell, at the same time, the Per- iL Property, eevee 4 of Beds, Bedsteads, Tables. Carpets, Chairs, Lounges, Stoves, Mir- a, &c.. embracing the farniture of 15 rooms, r together with the Bar Fixtures, Liquors, Cigars, D, N. TUCKER, Trustee, & 00., Aucts. 3.04 McGUIL . McGUIRE & 00., uctions VALUABLE PROPERTY OPPOSITR THE. KIRK WOOD HOUSE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 20th, at 5!4 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lots § and 9, in Square No. 323, fronting 36 feet on D street north, between llth and i2th streets west, and running back 1 feet, improved by a smell Brick andsmall Frame House, to be sold separately, _ Tbis property fronts on Pennsylvania avenue, immediately opposite the Kirkwood House, and from its position isdeemed-valuable for busines# purposes, ¥ Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the premises. eveweyancen and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, aplid J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, wy THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 20th, same hourand place, J.0. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ap 20-4 Br GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, A_VALUABL: FARM ON THE BORDERS OF THE CITY, OF 100 ACRES, AT PUBLIC SALE. Ou THURSDAY, the 2th instant, at 12 0%clock i rm of One ing’s Bridge about one apitol, and vad, (extension of H street,) bein mile and a quarter northeast of the adjoining the farms of Douglass and Bartruff. The building consists of a good substantial Frame House. with ten rooms,a large barn and stablin, for thirty head ofstock. This property is locate: onan eminence commanding a fine view of the city and its surroundings. The Farm extends sast to the Anacostia river, and isin a good state of cultivation, and from its proximity to the city affords rare lities for a dairy or market gar- den. Possession given immediately, Terms: One half cash; the balance in six and welve months. fer netes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the 1 er’n cost. $200 will be required of the purchaser when the roperty is k off. MAP I8) °GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Alvo, after the sale of the Farm, we shall sell on the premises, one Gow, one Farm Wagon, and a lotof Farming Utensils. . GREEN & WILLIAMS, ap 20d {Int & Chron} Auctioneers, Y W. B, LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue. FINE GOLD WATCHES. DIAMONDS, Go: CHAINS, JEWELRY, &c.. AT AUCTIONS MONDAY, April 24th instant, at 10 o’clock, ‘we sball sell— 2% superior Gold Lever Watches, Ladies’ Gold Enameled Watches with diamend s Diamond, Ruby and Opal Rings, Pins, &o. Invoice of Silver plated Ware, Ice Pitchers. Castora, Knives and Forks, Spoons, &c. ap20-3t_ [Chron.) W. B. LEWIS & OO., Aucts, B W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No. 307 Penn. avenue. THE LINCOLN RESTAURANT, WITH FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS COMPLETE AT AUCTION. e TUESDAY next, April 25th, at 12 o’clock, noon, we sball se!l, on the premises, No. 496 6th street. near Penn’a avenue, the Good-Will , Fixtures and furniture complete, together with «lease of two ears, at the nominal rent of only $33 per month. he house is in successful operation, doingan ex- cellent business, offering a rare chance to any per- sons desiring a paying businees establishment. ap20 4t [Chron] , B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts, BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D.C, EXECUTOR’S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPKOVED PROPERPY IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, May 1, at 5 o’clock p.m., I will sell, in front of the premises. middie part ef Lot No. 76, in Beatty & Mawkins’ addition to George- town, fronting 25 feet on the south side of First atreet, between Market and Frederick etreets, running back 100 feet to a wide alley, The im- rovements consist of a good two story Brick ouse, containing ten rooms snd cellar, with a cistern in the yard, The location is ene of the tin town, Derma: One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 be secured vy a deed of Baath Snyioray All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser: M. A, DOUGHTY, Executor W. A. _apwd THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. Y @REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH N_ STREET, BE- TWEEN 9 By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Qourt o! the District of Columbia, passed on the Sth day o! April, 1355, im cause No. 339, Equity Docket 7 George W. Adams vs. Catharine Adams et al,, I shall sell. at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY AP TERNOON, “April (24, 1855, at. 5 o’clock, Lot No 17. according to Davidson’s sub- division of Square No. 367. The ssid lot fronts on north N street, between 9th and lith streets west, 24 feet 6 inches, and runs back with that width 120 feet to a 20 foot alley, and is improved bya haud- feme, well-built and comparatively new Brick House. The location for a private residenc» is very desirable. Immediate possession given. : One-third cash; the lance in 6 and 12 onths, with notes bearing interest, to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee; or the purchaser has the privilege Of paying the whole pure! wor ee terme of sale are not complied with in five days from the day of Fa! trustee reserves the right to resell the said ises at the risk and cost of the defaulting RUrchanee: ae conse? sacine and revenue stamps at the cost of pur A CHARLES H. UTERMEHLE, Trustee. apT-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, ALABGE AMOUNT OF GOODS TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVB. On FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 a. m., 2ist streeta, viz: Comprising Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Gaiters, new and secend hand Clothing almost as good as new, Furniture, Watches, dowelry, Kitchen id ire! N's Pocket Cutlery, Notions, 2 sas 3 Boap, 200 yards of Ing ie Fomaceeedaeamurefa seer Rigut sales ‘Foends Th 2. g and Satardaye, nchest cash pri iture, &e. Highest cash price paid for Furniture, Out 6008 sales ver Pr es CONNOLLY, Aucts, ee | "55 aovbtt Woahiagton, rts of | AUOTION SALES. PIR Sh dena ict ee _ THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW, BY ?. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers, EX ECUTOR’S SALE OF STOOK. On MONDAY APrERMOON Aprit i7th, at half- past 5 o'clock. at the Auction Rooms, we shals nell $500 20 United States Bonds » Byorder: 7.0. ye WATERS. Executor. Wit, MEGUIRE & 0O., Aucts. oa LL BE ADDED— era age eenineten cuarorty ape dha SS McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, S? TME ABOVE SALES ARE 3" in consequence of the death of the BOSTON aR. til FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 21st. same hour and place, JAB. C. MoGUIRE & CO. ap 18-dts Auctioneers BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs, THREE TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSES AND COR BUILDING LOT ON P STRRRT, BETWEEN 14TH AND 15TH STREETS NORTH, AT PUBLIC SALE. E Pu AY, the I7th instant, at 6 o’elock P. 0 11 sell in front of the premises, Lota sub-division of square N: 's of three two 34 and 55, 4 the improvements, consistin: story Frame Hous all newly built, conta’ four rooms each h outhouses ; aleo, 0: rner Building Lot. They will be sold to suit pur- Terms: One-half cash, balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises; $50 will be required down when each piece of property sold. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. ap i2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. S2- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN ‘gonrequence of the death of the President, uatil RIDAY, the 2istinttant, same hour and place, ap ls GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y JAS. ©. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. HUNDRED AND SRVENTY-FIVE & Che OF FIKEMAN’S INSURANCE M- PANY STOCK AT PUBLIO BALE. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aprii 13, instant, at four o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shali sell, by order of the Eireman’s Insurance Com- any,three hundred and seventy-five Shares of ‘ireman’s Insurance Company Stock, in lots of any shares. ferms apls-d J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. B27 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN consequence of the death of the President. untid FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 2st. at half past five o'clock. JA8.C. MCGUIRE & 00, ap is-d Auctionsers, Y WM.L. WALLA CO., Auctioneers. Washinzton Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th ata, BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0, SATURDAY MORNING, Aopril 224 next, 1h, zaar, commencing at 10 On of Horses, Carria; ee io ae, i cream colored Horses, 6 and ai iY Pecos 0 i. per: fectiy safe and gentle, and @ desirable patr of horses, and only sola one want of use. LSO, An excellent Family Carriage, nearly new, with pole and skafts, and built by Andrew Joice, ALsv, Set of Double Harness, Together with a.srge number of other Horses, of which description will be given at sale. apit WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucta, Y J. ©. McGUIRK & O0., Auctioneers, PUBLIC SALE OF KEXOBLLENT CARVED SOLID OILED WOOD PAKLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING BOOM FURNITURB. AND Wank. TAULE CROCKERY. AND TABLE a , A AND BED LINEN. Atthe Auction Rooms on SATURDAY MORN- ING, April 224, commencing at 10 o'clock, we shall sell the furniture and eftects of a gentieman removing from the city, viz: Selid Walnut Parler Suile, consisting of 2 Sofas, 3 Arm, 1 Reception, and 6 Side Chairs—upholatered in Green Velvet. i . : Solid Rosewood Parlor Suite of eight pieces—up- holstered in Green Reps. Bolid Walnut Marble-top Bureaus, Washatands, and Bedsteads, § Walnut Mirror Front and Plain Wardrobes, Marble-top Centre, and Sofa Tables, Gilt frame Oval Mirror, Oek Dining-tables and Chairs. Brussels, Three Ply, and Ingrain Carpets, Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bolsters, and reser 2 orether with a large quantity of very fine TableLinen.consisting of _ Extra, medium, and common size Table-clotha, of Fine Linen Damask, woven in designs, Fine Damask large and small Napkins, Doyliea, eke. Cat glass Gilt-edge Champsgne, Claret, Sherry, and Liquor Glasses. Large number of Dinner, Dessert, Coffee and Tea Chins in broken sets, but of fine quality, _ One Handsome French ‘China Deeorated Fruit fervice, anda large quantity of Fine Cnt-glass Table Ware, for various uses. ‘To be sold without reserve. by ap20-dts JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, BY W. B. LEWIS & ©0., Auctioneers. No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue, SATURDAY NEXT, at 100’clock, we shall sell a large assortment of— Furniture Bedding, Carpets. Mirrors, Piane, &e : A'so, lot Dry Goods, Sheetings, 109 dozen Ladies’ Hose, Calicoes, Invoice of Ladies’ Boots. Gaiters, &¢., &c. ap 20-2t W.B, LEWIS & CO., Aucta, BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Senth corner Pa, ave, and 9th street. SPLENDID PIANO, BEAUTIFUL BRUSSELS THREE-PLY AND INGRAIN CARPETS, PAB- LOK SUITS, FURNITURE, MATTING, OIL CLOTHS, &c', AT AUCTION. , On SATURDAY MORNING, April 15, commenc- ing at 10 o’clock, we will sel] at our Auction Room, Fayient reserve, to cover advances, forcash, as follows : One beautiful fine rosewood , seven octave Pia: aweet tone, ana. guarantied by a celebrated make: tool. erolls splendid new Brussele three- Ply apd ‘ain Carpets. bree Parlor Buits, im creen,maroen, and striped Reps; new and well made. Bedsteads, Bureaus. Mattre:ses, Marbie-top and other Tables, Sofas, Parlor Easy Chairs and Rockers, Cane Seat Chairs and Reckers, E Thirty-five rolls 4-4 Oil Cloth and Canton Matting. ‘With a variety of other Furniture and House- keeping Goods, all of which will be peremptorily reyptcee: Ww, L. WALL & CO., Aucts, Lees + POSTPONED UNTIL i instant. TODAY. the en WALL & CO.. Aucts, 27 THE ABOVE SALE I3 FURTHER Post. A SATURDAY MORNING. 224 instant, poned, until BATUBLAT MVALL & 00., Aucts, Be YA reak gor. tmseaee, ashin, mn Horse ant jarriage Bazaar, ‘98 La. av, bet. sth and loth ata. SALE OF HOBBES. CARRIAGES, &c. On SATURDAY, April 22, at the Bazaar, we will sell about FIFTY HORSES, | suited to saddle and harness, of which a full de- scription at sale, & Included io the sale is a superior pair of Dun Horses, six and seven years, Carriage and tte 2 . A ieree collection of New and Second-hand Car- zien juggies, Rockaways. Express Wagons, &c,, with which the sale will commence with. ALSO, New and Second-hand Harness, &o. Regular Seles at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to the Werte ess, &c.. always at private rale, arriages, Harness, &c.- WALL YOON” {Chronicle} apis Auctioneers, Bx 248.0. MoGUIBM & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S SALE. By virtue of a deed of Trust, duly made and exe- cuted by William Loring and wife, bearing date om the 234 of March. A, D., 184, and duly recorded Liber N. 0. T., No” 32, Folios 163, et sequitur, uv of the Land Records of Washington County, in t! District of Columbia, I shallsell at Public Au tion on SATURDAY, the 15th day of April, 1355, at five o’cleck p. m., eu the premises, Lot numbered thirty-two, (32,) in Charles J. White’s Podivision of original Lots No. 5, 6,7, 3, 9.10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, in & numbered two hundred and thirty-six, *One bait cash; the residue in six months with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. it d revenue stamps at cost of pur- chaser * HO. SPALDING, Trasteen ap4-dts 3.0. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, B7-THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAYOIDABLY POSTPONED until SATURDAY AFTERNOON. April 22d, same hour. H. 0. SPALDING, Trustee, ap I7-ats J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. BY J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BX TENSIVE SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING SEVENTH STREET WEST, AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUM AND 8 STREET Oo TURSDAN, the 25th day of re diosk pe une sell, i ‘on! e@ premires, at . Ms art of 8 uare No. i re ubdivided into handsome Building Lote Tunsing to alleys, This property oO it re on 7th street, Ima thriving and fast improv OE ee eee ouren cash; balance in 6.12 and 18 interest frem date. me cash onsiment of $2) will be required atthe it irrespon' \e bidding. fo Pee of cost, and a deed of trust, at it A casi time of sa! A deed given cont of — purchaser, ‘itle clear. re may be seen at the Auction pilates of the Bauare 149 BicGUIRE & C0. spisd Auctionee: S48 OF OLD NAVY GUNB. Navy Oapxaner Yano, aay ART a é ween ur! an piers walt be sold in this yard at auction to the highes' ler— teen old Navy Carnon, wei about aingtrtarari be soti'by the pound for teats one tual weight. “elf of the purchase to be paid at the couplet oftnutais ene oe mn tetat 0! ie . Ee dene at his expense and within ten days after the sale. ‘This will afford an excellent opi ity for to obtain a valuable lot of Founders and others TAM x Jivenns, Commander U.B. op aw tor