Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. OsntsR Marker, To-pay.—Beef, best cats, Ry pound, Wwa3se.; next, 25¢. Salt Beef, 20a25c; Dried Beef, 25c. Veal, 25a30c. Mutton, chops, sue. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25e. Pork, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 30c.; sliced, 35¢.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 25c. But- ter, 40a50c. Chickens, per pair, #2a3. Ducks, er pair, S1.50as2. Eggs, perdozen,307. Oran- tries, per quart, 50c. Cucumbers, per doz, 30c. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per peck. new, S0aS1.; cried, 75¢. Turnips, per peck, 40a60c. Potatoes, Irish, per pk, 15c ; sweet, 75850; Peaches, dried, per qt., 30c. Cherries, dried, 50c. Beans,butter, 30c.; white, 10al2c Radishes, per bunch, Gasc. Beets, 35c. per pk. Onions, per pk., 90c.ag1. Parsnips, pk,50c. Carrots, 5c. 'yster plants, 10ai2c. Cabbage Sprouts, pk, 40c. ‘water cresses, per xk, Qe. and cresses, 15c. Rhubarb, bunch, sc. Asparagus, 20a25c. Kale. 20c. Lettuce,’ per ha. 5a8c. Fish— Rock, large, each, #2; small, per beh., SOc; halibut, 1b, 3%c.; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish, 15e : herrings, doz,2(a%5c ; lobster, 15e.; sturgeon, 150. pike, bch, 50c.a$1; perce 25e; Shad, pair. 40c a$1, ye, r bushel, $1.25, Cérn Meal, $1.60. ‘Shipstuff, @iagt.2 Brown stuf ,75c. Shorts, 65c. Corn, shelled, $1.50a81.75; in the ear, per bbl, $-a$10; Oats, per bush.,& BS1.60. Hay,per cw 28$2.25. Straw, $1.50az2 Clover Hay, $1.50a22.00. Spinach, per peck, 20c. Small ducks, 75a1 per pair. Small birds, per bunch, 50c. Wild pigeons, per pair, 37¢c. Blue win & ducks, per pair, $2. Widgeons, per pair, 2. Celery, per bunch, 10c. Krout, 15¢. qt Geese, £1.50a82. Turkeys, $3. Fresh venison. per pound, Wc —.--- AT A MEETING of the Washington Hebrew Cor gregation, on the 16th instant, the following Fesoiations were unanimously adopted: The nation’s great loss by the death of its Chief Magistrate, the lamented and much hon- Ored, the late Abraham Lincoln, the upholder aud defender of freedom and religious liberty, is Ceeply felt by all good men, and more par- ticularly by Us, & nation that has more or less been persecuted on account of its religious fait, until the foundation of this great Repub- lic, whose Constitution wisely guarantees free- dom and religious liberty to all who are born or seek refuge on itg soil, and which our eyer- ; to-be-remembered and revered late President = 80 zealously to perpetuate: Therefore, Resolved, That the Washington Hebrew Con- gregation do hereby express their deep sorrow , at the untimely death of our beloved and re- spected President, Abraham Lincoln, by the * hand of an assassin. Resolved, That out of respect to his memory the synagogue be draped in mourning for sixty days, and the usual prayer for the dead be said every Sabbath for six months. Resolved, That we sincerely sympathise with a the bereaved widow and orphans of the late "President, and with hearts overflowing with ief do pray that the Dispenser of all good seifts may solace and comfort them in this their = lamentable ordeal. Resolved, That these resolutions be published “GB the daily papers, and a copy thereof be sent Sie sfilicted family, ae also entered oa the utes. . KAUFFMAN. Pres’t. SA. Avt&R, Sec’y. it* 2 Poticke Rerorrs.—First Precinct! —John Hinkley, assault and battery: James Hinkley, Jeremiah Haze, do; Henry Malone, threats; jail for court. Second Precinct Peter Whiteman & Co., selling liquor unlicensed: #25. »Third Precinct—Ignatus Moulden, disorder- fy; $2.41. Wally P. Darling, George Rumlay, druuk and disorferly: military. Terrence Duffy, drunk; Thomas Clements and Margaret Dasey, suspicion: dismissed. Terrence Duffy, carrying weapons; £20.44 Fourth Precinct—Anrie Sessford, threats, bail for peace A. Stover, keeping a gambling house; $50. Louisa Brooks, disorderiy; $2. Lettie Mitchell, grand larceny: Pat O'Neil, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Fifth Precinct—Robert Cole, fighting; Wm. Hamilton, disorderly; Jerry Maxwell, drunk: dismissed. J. E. Thomas. do.; workhouse. Tenth Precinct —J. D. Wilkinson, drank; C. F. Barnes, threats; dismissed. CO. A. Swelling, drenkand driving on pavement: Jos. Blaicker, drunk; $290. John Dunigan, as- Sault, deferred. Abraham Lewis, Mary Mo- Tan. drunk and disorderly 0 each. ee RRTURNED.—Among the paroled rebels who came to this city on the Washington Haunt yes- terday was Dr. Cornelius Boyle, formeriy of this city. Boyle wore a soldier's cap, a rebel military coat and gray pantaloons, and had bis medicine satchel swung to his side. He wilt be remembered 8s the leader of the Na- tioral Volunteers, a traitorous military body, organized in this city at the outbreak of the rebellion. He is said, while in the rebel army, to have shown uniformly great bitterness if not positive cruelty towards Washingtonians captured by the rebels. Under the circam- strnces, it was not believed that he would under any circumstances return to this city. ee Tue Concert for the benefit of Mr. Ball, on Monday night, will, it will be seen by the ad- vertisement, afford the public an opportunity to enjoy & musical treat of the highest order. The names of the performers, professional and amateur, area sufficient guarantee that this Will be the case, and those who attend will Dave the additional satisfaction of benefitting a very deserying gentleman. ~ ae Hon. JAMES SPEED, the Attorney General, has taken possession of his house, No. 24 H street, north side, between I7th and 18th sts. ‘The house was lately occupied by Col. Sey- mour, engineer of the Washington aqueduct. Mr. Speed's wife and family will join him by the Ist proximo. et eee Tue TREASURY TRA’ The case of Miss Mary Harris, who, it will be recollected, is charged with the murder of A. Judson Bur- roughbs, in the Treasury Department, on the 30th of January last, which was set for Wednesday next, has been postponed for a ‘week or two. ———.__—_ Navy Yarp.—The U.S, steamer Santiago de Cuba is now at the Navy Yard for repairs and some slight alterations in her accommoda- tions. Some of her guns are also being re- placed. CITY ITEMS. da Reh rere A VALUADLE FLAG.—The flag which floated trom the Kirkwood House, and under which President Johnson was inaugurated on the 15th instant, is the property of Messrs. John ©. Parker and Jobn C. Hazleton, of thiseity. This is the first time that a President was ever in- Augurated under a flag belonging to a private party. Messrs. Parker and Hazleton this morning refused an offer of $10,000 for the flag, being determined not to part with it. car AS Ses e J#weBLRY for only One Dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 135 Penn. avenue, near 1}, street. ee TueGrand Vocal and Instrumental Com- plimentary Benefit tendered to Mons. Alexan- der Wolowski will take place at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Tuesday evening, April 27th. Professor Wolowski, the master of the piano forte, will be assisted by Mme. L. Gomer De Wolowski, Prima Donna of the Italian Opera, who has sung before large and discriminating audi- ences in all our principal cities, since her ar- rivalin America, and has drawn the most flattering remarks and applause {rom the press and public. She will on this occasion give us some of her finest and most difficult pieces. Also, by Mr. J. Wm. Pope, the celebrated basso, and the same srtist and company ad- vertised for April I1Sth. We have no doubt that he will be greeted with a crowded house. ——>__—_ Iw ANTICIPATION of the surrender of John- ston, Messrs. smith Bros, merchant tailors, No. 464 7th street, have greatly reduced their prices, causing a tremendous rush for their goods, which has compelled them to employ extra help. Gentlemen's suits of fine French, English, and American Casimeres, all made by this enterprising firm, in the latest and best styles. Examine their stock soon, if you would secure a bargain. ae eee Lapres—Every lady should call at the Dol- lar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penn. ayenue, near 4 street, Rext week. —_———_—_- Ir is wanton and useless to haye nice Furs if you do not defend them by -packing them away early in the spring with Cedar Camphor for Moths. Factured by Harris & Chapman, Boston. Sold ty the druggists. > CLOSING ovT SALE OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS. Mr. H. A. Hall having disposed of his lease And fixtures of store, will close out bis exten- sive stock of India Rubber Goods at greatly reduced prices, and we advise all who ever 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 buy ladies’ shoes and sandals for 21 per pair; men’s a 40 per pair. o «Sp i7-6t wr sae ee SOR Es 2s REE Bip, BRICKLAYBERS, AND PLASTEB- ERS can be supplied with oe clean. ahi BAND. by applying to JEREMIAH CUsTELLO, corner of 4th ane G sts.. near thejail. ap 5 eolm* 1@HT! LIGHT!! GOAL OIL LIGHT! !i 4 x at shines dake tebe ona the consumers of OI will agree wi atitisavafe and cheap light. Galland sce the NBW LAMP ons cect tevtes hours light; the New Flint Glass annealed Chim- ney is the best and safest, they will not break with beat. Call and see them and be convinced. and you will agree with others that have ned them that they are asrepresented. =J.R FOLEY, ep7-Jm 316 F street, bet. 10th and nih, PARTIES, &0. PO cee MeN JRAND BALL OF COLUMBIA ENGINE 00. 0.1, wi ven AY, MAY ist MOND. A: ODD FELLOW's HALL, Navy Yard, ies of the pudlio and Sixth Wards, or frem say member of the Crm: y. By order of the Executive Committee. Thos. H. Robinson, John Bmoot, C. Kaufman, W P. Hicks, Geo. Hits, AD. Mek, G. J. Beers. Kenna. ap 22-dtMi* GRAND MAY BALL, The members of the VIGILANT RE COMPANY, OF GEORGETOWS, Z, +Take great pleasure in informing the oitizens and fojourners of Washington and Georgetown that their fifteenth annual Grand May Ball will take place on MONDAY, May Ist, in the splendid Hall over the New Market, to which ail are most re- Spectfully invited to attend. The mavagers pledge that all shall be done to make this the Ball of the season, , The beat cotillion band in the District has been engaged for the eccasion. Manakers om part of Citizens. Hon H Addison B Forrest Thos Dowling Tickets can be precured houses in the Fifth ond Sixth Wart R ABbinn Jebn Fowler RL Cropley W H Godey Fd Lynch Geor; o Bareard 3 © Heiston Wm Wheeler John Love JW Bronaugh JJ Bogue Philip May David Edes J Donelly HJ Baker J MSBtake 8 Primrose Ches Carman Managers on part of Potomac Hds+ Company. John Loyd Philip Unger Managers on port Fire Department of Washinston. W Dickeon. ....-- .. Stesm Fire Brigade D Sessford.___.. Was on City Fire Departm’t James M Colgan Hibernia Thomas J Melzon..... sigs Dennis McOollum.----- cker William H Hine -Union John T Chauncy. Metropolitan Jobn F. Maddox ~ Franklin James Lowe—. “Columbia Managers on part of Vigilant Fire Company. HanC Addison Ed Cammack jr Bd Pettitt Anthony Rodier Jos Graham RA Fagitt H G Divine Travis Cocker ¥ Peasner John Q Larman Ed Owens W Robinson BR Addamson Jno Shackelford Robt Hunter B Merritt Jobn Baltzer Tickets TWO DOLLARS; admitting a (entle- man and Ladies. ap 22-3 HE SMITH O'BRIEN CLUB BALL. WHICH was postponed, comes off next MON- DAY EVENING. Apri! 2ith, at Temperance Bail, B street, between 9th and 10th. Tickets, One Dollar. ap 21-2t* BD. A. BROSNAN, Treasurer. ad FENIAN BROTHERHOOD will give their GRAND MAY BALL on WEDNESDAY, the 2d of May. Fer particulars see futureadvertisement. a21-2 J. RUSSELL'S MAY BALL H. will be held at Oda street, on THURSDAY Rs ap pe LWAYS FRIENDLY. The Membergof the Capitol Hill FRIEND- SHIP AFBOCIATION take pleasure in an- nouncing to their many friends that their Second Grand Ball will be given at Odd Fellows? Hall. Navy Yard,on MONDAY EVENING, April the 2ith, 1865. The Committee will spare no pains in making this one of the friendliest of the season. Tickets for the 17th are good for the 2ith. Committee of Arrangements. Fellows’ Hall,7th EVENING, Mav lith. Tickets $2. to be had of his pupils, or at the door on the night of the ball. G. P. Doyle, G. Barnes, J, Sheahan, T. J. Luxe J. Fry, J. Phelps, F. Fry, D. Nolan, L, Mayhew. p18 lw O*% ACSOUNT OF THE SAD CALAMITY and bereavement which has fallen on our Nation, the INDEPENDENT 80CIALB8, Will postpone their 4th Grand Ball at Odd Fellow’s Hall, to TUBSDAY EVENING, April 25, 1355, when they would be pleased to see their maby friends . Tickets out for the 19th are good for the 25th. By order of the Association, ap ly 5t™ CG. 1. KING, Treasurer. Young EAGLE OLUB. On account of the late lamentable occnrrence, the Ball of th¢ocNG@ EAGLE CLUB a pont OND AY RY ENING, April 1, 1385. The same tickets are good. ‘apiv-iw™ ‘THE ISLAND SOQTAL OLUB will give their 6TH GRAND MAY BALLat Island Hall, on THUBSDAY, May Lith, 1885. Tickets $l, admitting a Jeman and Ladies. By or- der of Committee. See future advestisement. ap 13 6t* ~~" NINTH GRAND REOPENING A -. GEO. JURNEMANN’S PLEASURE GARDEN Corner ith and B streets, Capitol Hi MONDAY, April 17, 1385. Dancing every Monday afterneon A good BAND isengaged for the season. apl3im* GEO.JUENEMANN, Proprietor, woonb:: woop: AT BEDUCED RATES WOOD OF ALL KINDS Sawed in any length or size required, KINDLING WOOD Asuperiorquality of PINB.selected expressly for Kindling, sawed short and fine split, as substi- tute fer charcoal, at a reduction of $1 per cord. THOMAS J. GALT, Ofice—No, 253 Penna. avenue, betw. 11th and 12th streets, ap 15-tf Millsand Yard--l7th st. and Canal, Lo LIMB! LIMB ti! ‘My Kilns are now buraoing a superior article ooiare; m hand eight hundred or s thoucand ave ©: ei ui Lee ot treek -barned LIME, which I will sell at a reduc ice a ENT, PLASTER and HAIB. 80, Potomac CEM. BT BRT Te ap 17-2W Pa. av. and Rock@reek Bridce. UFEwasnns OF THIRTY THOUSAND certificates ) and recommendatory letters have been re- ceived, atttesting the merits of HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PBEPABATIONS, many of which are from the highest sources, incline eminent statermen, clergymen, governors, State judges, &eo. mar 25 6m NOTICE —A rare opportunity for young men and others desirous of learning Oity or Farm Surveying, Railroad Engineering. &c.. with the practical use of Theodolite, Level, Field Compass and Railroad Tratsit, both in the city,on farms, and along railways. On Saturdays from 9a. m, till4 p_m.; together with Map Drawing, Plotting, &e. The use cf the Tra and other Tables in eg the superficial contents of-surveys, &ec, together with specimens of the most ap- proved forms of Street, Read and Field Booka for recording the work, by FRANCIS D. MURPHY, C.E .oneof the city surveyers of Brooklyn, N. Y. Residence at 8t. Matthew's Institute. 19th bet.G and H, Washington,DC. ap 11-5t™ B BEAU OF ORDNANCE. Washington Oty Ag Atos ington City, April 14, 1855 SEALED PROPOSALS will be recvived at this Bureau unti! moon of MONDAY, April 24, 1365, for 250,000 (two hundred and fifty thousand) best quality, hard, hand made red brick. nee (one thousand five hundred) bevelled pross ric! Samples can be obtained by application at the office of the Navy Ordnance Yard, Washington, One-half the brick to bedelivered at the Navy Ordnance Yard, in thirty ($))days, aud the re- meinder in sixty (60) days from the date of order. The right to reject any orali bids is reserved by the Bureau. ee The brick to be subject to inspection and rejee- ticn on delivery, H.H. Wiss. aploit Chiefof Bureau, eu. GLASS AND CROCKERY WAR / 1 have just received a fine arsortinent of, BAR GLASSES, LAGER and WEISS BEER GLASSES, and everything to fit out abar or restaurant, and s general a ment of CUPS and SAUCEBS, PLAT nd everything usually kept in a first-clasa Ohina and Housefur- “Woop: pishing stere ‘ou will save 15 per cent. by call- img at J. R. FOLEY'S, 316 F street, between 10th and lith ap7-Im | Fors DRE&#S TRIMMINGS, Just received, at MRS. LOWR’S TEIMMING STORE, new and select assortment of DRESS OOAT IMMINGS, Jet and White .BUGLE ORNA- BNTS. FANCY BUTTONS in a!| the new styles, Also, GIMPS. FRINGE. CORDS and TASSELS, MRE. LOWE, Ladies’ Dress Trimming Btore, 297 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, aplliw between 9th and i0th streets JUST OPENED 394 AT BW HAT, CAP AND FOR STORE G@LADMON°S WILSON No. 394 Pennsylvania Av 1 the latest and most desirabli HATS AND OAPS. Having just purchased eur stock we can offer ter inducements to the public Ee than heretofore. f MILITABY HATS. Also. officera’ . ES heey Sreided CAPS with ornaments. Remember the Place. GLADMON WILSON, Penn’s Avenue it. 4! id Gt Perr ast of Mri. ot! National Hotel, 394 ee THING OF BRAUTY I8 A JOY FOREVER. A Those whe desire Seiiboney of compleriogs roust purify and enrich the bl. which HELM- Bilin ciecenseiee> Stary saree im oes. t medicine, Ask for Helmbold's, Take ne sth- ityles of or, WANTS. 2 eee ee eee, REL ANTEDIMMEDIATELY-1 or ood CAR- Ww (PENTRRS. Apply at cor. Pa av nad 204 at. soe = Pipe mee JANTED—A GIBL; one who understands Oocoking. t + taurants ‘Dg. Apply at 171 Pa. ave., mesic Res 1 . 3 pect atreet, Georgetown, eRUstmoreS ice Waa ne is SuaLY ROUEN or two cr thre in & nei, te TRNANT, Post Ofice, Washington.” “apa WaANSTED-a« BARBER, who understands his Pe Noe anes, Good neeee mil begitens, Suely . 178 Bri % g LU reet, between High an if t ANTED—Three good MEN. Good salary paid to those that can come well tec= ommended. LANSBURGH & BRO. ap 22-2t V ANTED—A German or Protestant GIBLfor a private family; must be a good plain Oook, Washer and Ironer.and having good city refer- ences. Apply at the Chrystal Palace, 6th st.. be- low N. Island, 1t* A YOUNG MAN of industrious and steady hab- its wieher a place with a BUTCHER, to learn the business; has had one year’s experience in the business. Address H.C., No. 653 L street, be tween iti and Sth. itt WASTED-Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbroke.s’s Tickets. Furniture, Clothing, or any articleofva'ue. The highest cash ice paid, or exchanged for other g00d6 At jinger’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 %th streat, three doors north of Pa. avenue. &p 22-1m™ FOR RENT AND SALE, —$—$—$$$$$_$_$—__ se | ee BOOMS FOR RENT—For rent, comfortable and well feraypaee ROOMS, at No. 459 12th st.,bet @ and H ats, The location is one of the mort desirable ig ihecity, ap 13 tf F° Bane any FURNITURE FOR SALB—A very desirable two st tic HOUSE. contaiping thirteen Repsriiaennsiee the best in localities in the city, Thi is the most mote- rate in Washington. For further information apply at the Sta¥ office counter. ap 13 tt {OR SALE CHRAP — TLL, LASTS, Weise tasers tes apm any ge * ire . 29 York avenue, between Gth Rnd Tebrates ‘ap 22 2t" ‘OR BALE—The STOOK. GOOD WILL and F FIXTURES of a Milliner: Sor Foncy Store. Mo. seer street, near Northern Market. OR BENT—Three FURNISHED ROOMS, two on first floor, oneon aecond. Convenient to Departments and city cars, Inquire at 422 lith reet. gp 22-3t* st F% SALE OR RENT—With a year and a half lease. one small HOUSE, situated on the cor- ner of 25th and I streets. ingui at No. 155 22d street, jnst below Pennsylvania avenue. ap 22-2t™ OR BALE—The two-story ani basement BRICK F HOUSB, No. 72 Indi: avenue, north side, For particulara inquire between Ist ard 2d streets west. Immediate pos session given. Terms, ingufre of J. F. HALIDAY. Real Estate . 515 Ith street, south of Pennsylv: venue. ap 22 lw ESIRABLE ROOMS FOR RENT —-Three D ROOMS on the second floor of dwelling No. 270] Vermont avenue for reat; two of them have large beds suit, for two persons each, ana! one AUCTION SALES Y WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctionesrs, South corner’ Pa. ave, and 9th atreot. 10 o’clo, ae) : not, Ro. 333 ‘sth street. I and K, his stock of fine Groceria fe and Fancy Goods, em- racing— Sugars Teas and Ooffeca Boxes Ooffee, Soap, Starch Boxes Bpices, Indigo, Soda, &c Qises Bourben and Gibson Whiskey dW th Brushes Dt aes sand Weahboards . , Lam tel Boxes Oandles Sellie: 5 Gynned Fruita Sauces. Cataup. &e. : Boxes Plug Tobacce, Smoking do. Segars_ various brands Large Lot of cy Goods, Btore for re ap= W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. FFIOB U. 8. CAPITOL BTR SBION. ASHINGTOM, April 21, 1355. On SATURDAY. April 2th, commencing at 10 o’clock &. m., the following property will be sold at publ ction.on the grounds north of the United States Capitol : Bight (3) powerful draught Horses, Three (3) ow-bed Wagons, One(1) dumping Do., Qne (1) sWinging Do., extra large, Five (5) Carts. 5 One (1) single Oarriage, Seven (7) sets lead Harness, Four (4) sets cart Harness. : In addition to th above will be sold a large lot vi ] ANTED—A BITUATION asan operator ina | with a sivglebed. The I. i t id f n: i i i i e W phetograph gallery, Address TR. No. 516 | very convenient to the Teaerbnenta beiae te: fs oe materal 4 arieg Mnaes en eer H street, between 6th and 7th. ap2i 3t™ | tween H and I streets, near Lafayette Square. By order of the Secretary of the Interior. WANtTED—a good COOK and IRONER. Ool- | Rest $-0, $15. $10. Table Board can be had at Mr. CLEMENT L WBSST, poprcred preferred. Apply at the Admiral House, BROWS = immed tely opposite. __ap 22-3t* ap General Superintendent enna. ave., between 34 and 4th streets. Ospitol . ALB—A magnificent Rese wood PIANO, | » a Hill st Inquire at 351 sth st. apatst s | BBY erie aia Carrines Dacian oe Lara, betwe, ill, WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good journey- wan BARBER. Apply at No. £97 7th street, between D and E streets G.0,@, SAUR. Wash: ington City, D. 0. ap2l 3t™ TO, EET_Pleanant farniabed ROOMS. connect ing or single in a private family, Terms moderate; at 350 E street, between lth and llth - ats. ap2i im* WASTED In a private (emily, 9 WOMAN to ly coon weaD an iron: sions pats BNO FOU eI: mpetent person need apply; white preferred. Apply at No. 427 F st., bet. oth and 7th. apol-at* TS FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with or without board, in a private family Inquire ot Me att Dunbarton street, Georgetown, d Cc. AN’ ‘A WOMAN for general housework in a private fawily. One of the right sort can have a permanent home and good wag i OR BALE Fors few daya. the FURNITURE it Ouse. wi @ rooms The HOUBE for rept. Ruauire at No. 326 North B at 73 Bridge st., Georgetown. * street, Capitol Hill, ap 21-2t™ ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER, avd | QODA FOUNTAINS AND FRUIT ST FOR WARONBR fol Stamic of three sees, Rt | SO ECON TAINS AND FRUIT STANDS FOR Bly immediately at 455 I street, between 7th and Sth. Ap 21-2t* WANTED TO SELL—One of the best paying Business in Washington for the amount in- vested. Inquire Washington Building, Room ap 21-3t* lecation. Callon P. F. MILLIGA N, No.6 north B street, between Ist and 2d west. &p 21-3t" HOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE CHEAP if purchased before the 28th of April. Price $300, App'y at 304 Penn. avenue, between %th and 10th sts., Washington, D.C. Ap 21-3t~ °. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A id Waa EDIATELY (A coo] GERMAN To asuitable person liberal wages will be epee steer Sth street. References require —————— [PORTANT TO GROCERYMEN .—Having had I Bai, nine years experience in the grocery business, feel confident in offering my services to any one requiripg them. A permanent situation of more importance thana salary. For further communi- cation please address GROCBRYMAN, Star Of- fice. ap 21-3" ANTED—At the Government Hospital for th W Antero, af ae eiorenemens Hospital for the DENER and several SINGLE MEN and MBN and their WIVES, without children, as attendants upon patients. To be successful. applicants must present indubitable evidence of good character and habits, includivg strict temperance, and of sincere and loyal attachment to the Government of the United Btates. Other things being equal, preference will be given tohonorably discharged soldiers ap Zl-lw (Intel. & Chron.1 Waantee TO SBLL—A BLAOKSMITH SHOP, TOOLS and LEASE.on K st., bet. 9th and 10th. Inquire on the premises, ap 20-5t™ Ww’ ED- Two OHAMBERMAIDS and one A Aes BGIRL. Apply at Markham’s Hotel, eee W 4NTED—4 good FARM HANDS. Apply to be FABMER, at the Soldiers’ Home, near Wash- ington, D.C. ap2)-6t™ WASTED A WHITE GIRL to do the work of a small family living jnet outride the limits of Georgetown. Apply to Bir A.I. RADOLIF FS, corner of Bridge and High streets. ap 2) eo3t™# WARTED—Two neat GIRLS, for waiters in dining room. Apply at the Pennsylvania Houses oa C street, between 4‘. and 6th streets, ap 2-3 W ANTED.—An English or Welsh WOMAN Wanted as chambermaid and to assist in the care of children, in a private family, 16% street, 2d houge from Penh’a avenue. ap 2) 3" ANTED—Two SALESWOMEN, thoroughly “acquainted with the fancy ordry goods busi ness. To competent hands, the best wages will begiven. Apply at GODDARD'S. No. 371 7th st., between I and K. ap 2)-6t* FRENCHMAN FROM PARIS, who has re- ceived an excellent education, having his evenings disengaged, (free at § o’clock p. m.,) wishes to give some lessons in the French lan- guage. The best references given, Terms mod- erate. Address F.T.,Box 11,S8teroffice. al4 im™ WV Anrep small FARM of 15 to 40 acres, with Y HOUSE containing 7 to 8 rooms: elevated po- sition; within 4 miles of the city by drive, or 6 by railroad jone neara station preferred. Addreas Box 1 Brar Office. Uinte!.} ap 8-eolm™ ANTED—A MAN who understands garden- ‘Ying aud the care of horses, and capable of driving,and who ia willing to go a few mites in the country for the season, Apply at47o Bixth at. ap 5-tf EER 8K1N5S WANTED !—Tho subscribers wiil pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street. G DO. noviot? ©?" >: RaMSBURG & EBERT, WANTED—A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte. Best of ref- erences given. Apply at No. 525 H st., between 6th and 7th ata. mar 13-tf ANTED, 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c,, to WM. PRINCE'S Stamping and Flutin, » 381 Fatreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines madé expressly for Quilling Ladies Ruffles without the use of gum Re and are the only machines here todo such work ‘eb 8- 7 ANT BD-—SEOOND HAND FURNITURE, Aico, MIRRO CARPETS. BEDS, BED- DING.and HOUBEF URNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. id H, east side. Se, between i PERSONAL. ERSONAL —Will Mr. ALBERT BRYAN, house sinter, tlateof Culpeper, Va, please callat the Star office? ap 22-3t IN OtTOR=Anyipsrson: indebted to RB. Morrison cya ae - before the firat of the month, cy street north and settle. F &p 22-4t™ B. MORRISON.” ADAME Y MORE, the celebrated Astrolo- gist, is now inthiscity, Sbe understands the science of Astrology in all its sister branches, the ‘tara, OFarms, Talismans and signs of the Zodiae. Bhe has given genera! satisfaction in most of the cities of the United States, in token of which she has received innumerable testimonials, This lady can beconsulted by sending your age and day of the month on which you was berm. and fee; will et the outline of yourwholelife. Ladies 50 centa; entlemen $i, Address Box 47, Wash ingtens co. ap 21-Im* D DR. WOOD contin o make qui snd permanent cures; ne change of diet, no hin- drance from busines; delays are dangerous. Consultation Rooms 499 7th street, between D andE. 8p 20-Im* PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsylvania venue, near ldth st., over Messra. Kidwell’s Fo RENT—HOUSE and STORE on 7th street, between Louisiana avenue and D street, PRT site the Avenue House, Inquire at JOHN RI- LEY’8, No. 365 C street, between 4%: and 6th streets, ap 21-3t* WOR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms; one of the bert locations in the city. Rent 360 per month, The Furniture is for sale at its value. Inquire after one o'clock p.m. at 344 H street, near 13th, ap 21-3t* OR RENT OR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE. con- taining five rooms, situated on 12th street, be- tween Maryland avenueand E street Island. Ap ply to GEORGE W. HAUPTMAN, No. 512 lth Street, near Pa. avenue. ap 2]-2t* .WO NEATLY FURNISHED BOOMS for rent, on first foor, and also a STORE ROOM. Apply at corper of Bridge and Green at., No 37 Georze- town, D ap 21-8té W. R. FOWLER, SALB—A GREAT BARGAIN—FIR8T CLASS PROVISION STORE, LEASE, FIX TURES, &c. Wi!l sell at a sacrifice by immediate application to MITCHELL & BON, southeast cer- ner of Penn. avenue and l.th sts, Also, a GRO- CERY forsale. A good stand, ap 21 3t FOR BACE OR RENT—HOU Bon Tenth streat pear Ratreet. Avply to MITCHELL & SON southeast corner Of Pennsylvania aveaue and 15th street. FURNISHED HOUSES also for rext. rom $10) to $40 per month, ap 21-3t* YOR SALE—ON LONG TIMB-—A FARM af 150 acres, about 13 miles from the city, near Ooles- ville, Maryland; well watered and a Brick house; or would exchange it for city property. For fur- ther particulars inquire of A. MOREHOUSE, cor- ner of K and 26th streeta. ap 21 Im* ro RENT=The three story BRICK HOUSE, No 371 F street, 2d door from 9th, opposite Patent Office, containing eight Rooms, with the Furniture, Bath Room. Speaking Tubes, Gas and Water, and ether Modern Improvements; a de sirable situation for s professional man who desires an Office and residence tog Posse sion given on the let instant Apply to J. DEN 18,Jr.. No. 21 Federal Block, cor. 7th and F aeracts: een Sand 9a.m.,and4ard6p.m, ap? Fes, SALE—RESTAURANT, ENTIRE STOCK, and LEASE for 4 years, S70’, Apply to MITCH- EL & FON, southeast corner of Pennsylvania ay. apd lith street. ap 2!-St* OR RENT—BRICK HOUBE No. 454 D streat, * between 2d and id streets, containing ® rooms, with good Brick Stable. Inquire at WOLLARD & GILEBSRT’S, 571 D street, between 7th and Sth streets. ap 20 3t™ re RENT—Three unfurnished ROOMS, on the first floor of aneat FRAME HOUSK, No, 567 1ith street, between D and E streets, Isiand. api0 3t* ps, ROOMS FOR RENT—In 4 p:ivate family, with or without board. Location very de- sirable. For tei inquire at the corner of I!th and B streets, i 4, epposite the Bmithsonian Institute, No. J Ap 20 St* Fo RENT O —A two story BRICK HOUSE, con ven rooms and a stable for three herser, fronting on 224 st. west, near Possession given on the Ist of May. For Dquire at the corner of 22d and I streets. ap 2)-3t* OOMS FOR RENT—FURNISHED and UN- FURNISHED. at No, 31% North B. street, Capitol Hill. within balf a square of the avenue cars, near the Capitol. ap 20.3t* {OR SALE—A LUMBER PLANING and SAW ING MILL, with engine and machinery, and ‘ages’s patent Saw Mills. all in cemplets ith the Frame Building situated | reet and Center Market Will be sold cheap by applyin, ne m 29-2w* No. 647 13:h street; Island. USINE8S ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE IN B THE CITY OF WASHINGTON In consequence of the ill health of the proprie- tor. # well established and profitable wine, liauor and family grocery, wholesale and retail, business is now offered for » together with the lease of the premises, about five years to run, The stock consists of a very choice and well se- lected assortment of the above articles, and wiil be +old in whole or in part. App, for further information, by letter, to J O38. is S L80! IN, Box No. 334 Washingten Post Office, ‘|p 20-5t Fo BENT —On the ict of May or @arlier, a two story BRICK HOUSE, in one of the best loca- tions in Georgetown, Apply at Mra. JOHN HAR- RY’g, Congress street above Stoddart. ap 18 ut* FO RENT—The old es EED 8TC lished FEED STORE 42% Massachusetts svenue and 435 K street, alro the stock and fixtures fer sale, Inquire on the paemises, Bp 13-5t™ 7; OR RENT—The STORE 213 Pend, avenue, be- tween 12th and 13th streets, south side, Im- mediate possession given, Inqaire next door. BUGGY and HARNESS for sale. Inquire as above, ap 13-5t™ OR SALE—A TRACT OF LAND lying in Mont- gomery County, Maryland, adjoining Fort Sumner, about five milestrom Georgetown D.C., and containing about five hundred acres, upon which is a Frame Dwelling and outer buildings, anda good orchard. Itisalsowellwatered The above property will be sold in whole or part to suit purchasers Apply to L. A. LODGE. residin neur Fort Sumner, or address the subscriber a’ Washineton, D 0 Btore. ep5 3mif™ sp lt-lot L. A. LODGE. ? Fee RENT-The DWELLING PART of No. EO: ETO WwW ER 2051 Penna. ay,, bet. 12th and 13th sts.. south G@ RG. N ADV MTS side. ge ly on _ the premises.or to Mr. WOODS, that 3 per | at Miteneli ‘a office, corner of i5th street and Penn- sylvania | ut! 5 ap 17-6t™ TIO“ 18 HEREB He cen rtanded to tho iet of May ise ex! 1865. ‘spel dtMi CHAB. D, WELCH, Collector. ® AT THE WELL-KNOWN HOUSE RQ P M. W TL LIA® Ladies will findall the novelties Paria produces in LACE GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, MAN- TILLAB, DRESSES, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VEL- VETS, Ladies’ UNDER GARMENTS, HUMAN HAIB GOODS, Lubin’s and DeMarson’s PERFU- MERY, COUDRAY’S POMADS, etc. Ladies can have Dresses and everything in the Millinery line made to order. Hair Dressing, Hair Dyeing and Shampooing done in the house, and all kinds of Hairwork mad to erder. Orders given to Paris for any kind of Goods for not less than $100 will be attended to faithfully. M. WILLIAN, Importer, No, 306 Penna. av.. Washington, D.C., No, 7 Cite Trevise, Pai 10-1m (Repub& Chroal G D. BMITH’S . WILD CHBREY TONIO BITTERS, THIS PROPHYLATIO is sold by all and Grocers. ’ Druggists hil at PANAOBA has been éstabli ee te medical proprieties are lished 20 TONIO, ASTRINGENT AND AROMATIQ, It will eradicate all derangement of the - AGH and BOWE! Seon LS. It gives BTBENGTH and BEAUTY to the YOUNG, BEJUVENATES THE OLD, Cures DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPRTITE. INDIGESTION , LASSITUDE OF SYSTEM, CHRONIC DIARBH&A, DYSENTERY, JAUNDICS, AGURB AND FEVER. BTAIN A CIRCULAR. in which will be fo tevtimonialsof PROPLE WELL KNOWN in Wake ington. mahi7-I1m OORE’S WEST END PRUGSTORS. 313 Pa, avenue, south side.—Sozodent, Aigh Fe looming Cereus, Jacques Pond Lilly lub, and other cheice Perfemery, with @ large stock of Fresh Medicines, for sale as adove. mar IT-! fuleababota. 0 wwe waar ee ‘ACTU: [onan Sey teens TE Rae OF NG@ & SONS, cor t Ohio avenue and 12th Bp 1¢ eost® H street. Fo 8. A RARE CHANCE-The BTOCK, FIXTURES, and GOOD WILL of a Fanc: Groce store, with a lease of four year and a halt, No. aes Ta.av. Satisfactory reagons for selling. apli-iw* ‘OR 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 JO8. F. KELLEY, Real Etate Agent, office 363 8th street went, near I street north. ap li-tt ALE—A first-rate FRAME HOUSE, con taining 9rocms, together with 9 valuable Lots, ail in choice fruit, such as peaches. pears, cherrica, piumbs and grapes, allof the best selection, with a pump of excellent water in the yard, on the cor- G. 13th street and Pennaylvavia avenue For further particulars call at errs 5 575. {mh 2-eolm*] D. CABROLL. {OR SALE—A good HOUSE containing four rooms, suitable for a boarding house or res- taurant, situated between F and G streets, on 2st street, one of the best locations in the First Ward. Terms reasonable 8.B DENN. ap 12-12t’ cash will purchase a Foe SALE .—$5 000 firat-c! RESTAURANT, centrally ated, business. For par- and now doing assfe inj ticulars apply 0 MIT ELE & 80N8, cor. Penn, avenu 15th street. mh 30-Im* iOR SALE-A RESTAURANT on north Pa. avenue, bear National Hotel; would make splendid store or contechaners: and ice cream saloon. Address, immediately, E.A.. city Post Office, Washington, D.C. mar 22-Im* RK RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and CAR- F GE HOUBI suitable fer three pte most central locati ‘ashington; rear of 274 F str norte side. Terms vel, moderate, Aj G iy toP J, BRLLEW & 0 Bevonth st Racor south of Oad Fellows" Hall. °omh a1 er" BALB—A large lot of FOF 84a Onees AND MARES, ood werkers, suitable for heavy work. Sto, some fine SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES, and s pair of very Gne MATCHED OARRIAGE HORSES, t, at atvlish and for SU ELY & BOWEN’S Stables ap 13-6t" N. Y.av., bet. 6th and 7th ats, PAPERHANGINGS. WINDOW SHADES. 486 456 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 486 486 pTITINGs, BNGEAVINGS. “ke. 438 450 PAN EA RERITER'S, Nos G58 7th st. doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. ‘Terms cash. feb 23-3m* 9th and lth sircets. Fr o! e honorable Or gun ourt, on TUESDAY MORNING. the Sota instante at 10 ens T will sell, at the Bazaar of W. Lb, Wall & Ons Ove Bay Horse One Silver Watea One Four horse Wagon Three Sets Harness. Terms cash. CHARLES M. MATTHE WS, Administrator. ap2id WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucta, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acctioneers. VERY HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SKCOND STREET, CAPITOL HILL, AT AUG- iN , On THURSDAY, the 97th instant, we shall sell, in front of the premiaes, at 81x 0'clUc® p. m., parts of Lots 25 and 26, in Square No. 752, with tie tm provements: which area handsome Frame Dwel- ipg House. with brick basement, containing eight or tem conveniently arranged rooms, gas and water; also, Wood-house, stable, and Carriage house. The whole front is 83 feet on Second street een South Band C sts.. between Penn- enue and St. Peter’s Church. The lot about 120 feet to a wide private alley. igetinshrubbery and fruittrees. __ rT i iy sea eligibly situa- ted, having an east front, and presents many in- ducements to any person wishing to obtain a hand- some reaidence. Title indisputable Terms cash. All cot'veyance at the cost of purchaser, includ- ing revenue stamps. ig One bundred acters will be required when the roperty is knocked off. Pathe purchaser should fail to comply with the terms of sale in five days from day of sale, the owner re-erves the right to re sei] the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser by adver- tising the same three times in the National Intel eee GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Bre. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EX ECUTOB’S SALB OF FIFTEEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON 16TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN Q AND R STREETS, | On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 11, at 434 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell, fifteen val - uadle Building Lots, fronting about 2! feet each on 16th street west, between Q and R streets, and running back 110 feet to a ten-foot alley. Terms: One-third cash; the baiance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premisés. a a A payment of $20 on each lot will be required of the purchaser at time of sale. All conveyancing and evans at cost of the pur- cbaser. NB TURTON. Executor, ap 6-d&da J. 0. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts, R27 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN comeednence Of ee anny aecreee AF- . April 20th, same hour and pace. i HN B. TURTON, Executor, api2 eokds J.C. McGUARE & COQ., Aucts. ay THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER POST- poned, in consequence of the rain. until FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 28th, same bour and place, JOHN B. TURTON, Trustee ap 2d JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. ¥ J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE AND OfHER PERSONAL PROPERTY, By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date August 2ith 1964, and duly recorded in Liber N.C. T., No. 41, folios 474, &c., one of the Land Records for Washington County, 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 lith streets,being num- bered 213. There are 15 new furnished rooms ian the house, and the location is among the beat in the Be Ishall sell, at the same time, the Per- sonal Property, censisting of Beds. Bedsteads, Tables. Oarpets, Chairs, Lounges, Stoves, Mir, rors, &c..embracing the farniture of 15 rooma, together with the Bar Fixtures, Liquors, Cigars, es Terms cash D. N. TUCKER. Trusteo, ap l7-dts J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE PROPERTY OPPOSITE THE KIRK WOOD HOUSE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 2th, at 5's o'clock, on the prem: we shall gell parts of Lots 8 and 9, in Square $23, fronting 36 feet on D street north, between lith and 12th streets west, and running back 100 feet, improved bya ams! Brick andsmall Frame House, to be sold sep ‘ately. , This property fronts on Pennsylvania avenue, immediately opposite the Kirkwood House. and from its position is deemed valuable for business purposes. Terms: One thirdin cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by a deed of trust on the ises. ~ qeonvovances and stamps at the cost of the pur- apd J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Wa THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UNTI WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 26th, ace hour and place. ap 20-4 J.0.MOGUIRE & CO, Aucts, B ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D.C, EXECUTOR'S SALN OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PP: 2 sae COTION. OPERTY IN GEORGETOWN 5 o’clock p.m., J will Middie part of Lot e addition to George- town, fronting 25 feet on the south side of Firat street, between Market and Frederick streets, and running back 100 feet to a wide alley, The im- provements consist of a good two story Brick House, containing ten rooms and cellar, with a cistern in the yard, The location is one of the best in town. Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, to be secured oy a deed of trust on the property, All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the jurchaser, = M. A. DOUGHTY. Executor W. A. apwd THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. B* Ww. B, LEWI8 & CO., Auctioneers, No. 307 Penn. avenue, THE LINCOLN RESTAURANT, WITH FUR- NITURE AND EFFECTS OOMPLETE AT AUCTION. TUESDAY next, April 25th, at 12 0’clock, noon, we shall sell, on the premises, No. 496 6th street. near Penn’a avenue, the Good- Will, Fixtures and furniture complete, together with a lease of two ears, at the nominal rent of only $33 per month. ‘he house is in successful operation. doing an ex- cellent business, offering a rare chance to any per- sons desiring a paying business establishment. ape) 4t | Chron] . B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts, NEY STEAMSHIP LINE OF 80REW STEAMEBS TO NEW YORK. The New and Substantial 8teamers, B.C. KNIGHT, CAPT. J. J. MABON, JOHN GIBSON, CAPT. W. C. GEOGHEGAN, Built expressly for this route, are now leaving WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D.C. and ALEXANDEIA, RVERY THURSDAY AT 4 P. M. AND NEW YORK, from Pier 14, N. B. on the same day, Freight received daily, handled in the most care- ful manner, and delivered with the greatest dis- patch, at fair rates. For Freight, &c., apply to SNOW & CO., Washington and Georgetown, D.C, FLOWERS & BOWEN, Alexandria, Va., and WM. J. TAYLOR & O0.. 140 Cedar street, N. ¥ apltf Sraine BTYLES. SPRING OLOTHING. WALL, BY AEEMES «00. eceiving and have on gal a fad Fecet Les sed: ave on gale a full supply GENTLEMEN AND Bows, wien ther. Be offer at great bargaifs and sell at ir 5 hel! WALL. CEES & 00. mt ani: mh §0-Imif between 9th and FASHIONABLE MITLINSRY AND DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHM would respestfelly infor reapec' nfo ington and vicinity, that she baso eon ee ae M ry at i e: cer Buildin, eB ouitaren'e Hats end ani > c nots alwayson ap 15-29* THIS AFTERNOON = B* J.C. McQUIRE & CO., Axctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF EIGHTEE: ALL pTORY x TEEN 8M ————— ND TO-MORROW, —————— ee BUILD OTS THE CORNER OF NEW Bree HIRE AVENUS, NORTH L AND 22D ,00 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 19th, at 4°: o'clock on the premises, we shall sell eig gris)! Building Lots, situated at the corner of New z anprhire avenue, north L and 22d streets, TT hie ere pectively on said streets. aul ee & fine opportunity for persons of Term Sans to obtain a lot. Title perfect. 12 months ee tiita cash; the remainder in § and onthe preminng interest, secured by adeed of trust emeobyevances and stampsat thecost of the pur- Se reer will be required on eack lot at aps dts 7.C. McGUIRE & CO, Ancta. @2” THE ABOVE BALE I8 Pi consequence of the death of the rte SATURDAY AFIEBNOON, April 204 acd place. JAS. C. MoGUIRE # ODeee= pis Auctions ¥ J. G. STAFFORDIE CO,, Auctioneers, MONUMENTS AT AUCTION On TUFSDAY EVENING, the 18th inst. o'clock, on 15th street, opposite Riggs 'B shall sell a large cellection of Italian and r can Marble Monuments, amongst which may found many well designed and beautifully e cuted of varions sizes; all of which wiil be # without reserve, for cash apl2-d J. @.BTAFFORD & CO., Aucta S27 THE ABOVE SALB IS POSTPONED UNT! SATURDAY, the 22d inat., same hour and a vg v 3. G. STAFFORD & 00, eAucts BY 48. ©. MOGUIBE & 0O., Auctioneers, By virtue of adces oe trant teh eed 0 cuted by Wiliam Loring und wife? the 234 of March. A Liber N.G. T., No ats k, we 0 a made and exe- Ting sad wife, bearing date om no 4 duly recorded im ‘oliog 163, et eequit of the Land Records of Washington County. ia the District of Columbia, I shalleell at Public Auo- tion on SATURDAY, the isth day of April, 1335, at five o'clock p. m., en the premises, Lot numbered. thirty-two. (32,) in Charles J. White's subdivision of original Lots No. 5,6,7,3, 9,10, 11, 12. 13 and 14, in Square nombered two hundred and thirty-six, (235,) ip said city. Le f cash; the residuein six monthe with inter secured by deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancing and revenue mane at cost of pur. chaser. H.C. S3PALDI + Trustee. ap 4-dts 3,0. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, B7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY PUSTPONED until SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 224, same hour. H.C. SPALDING, Trustee, PIT dts J.C. McQUIRE & OO., Auctes. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers HOUSEHOLD FURNTIURE AT PUBLIO 8 On MONDAY, the 24th lustante ato eo cise m..we shall sell, at the residener Of a gentleman declining housekeeping, on Pennsylvavia avenue. between Beventeenth and Kizhteenth streets west, . 10d, ci v Beiattare aS slap aaa of Household ne Rosewco: se Piano, Bix i : we Taare, nltimere, Ma caus Maker, Wo acl alpo air-c e -tet Easy and Bide Chairs ere ne iee Marble-top Centre and Side Tables Mantle Glass and Ornaments Marble- Dressing Bureausand Washatands Wardro and Cotton: top Mattresses Wasnut, ny Lind, and other Bedsteada J Dining Tables and Cane-seat Chairs Three-ply. Ingrain,and other Oarpets Window Blinds end Shades Table Cutlery and Crockery Ware Cook, Radiaters. and ot} er Stoves, Alot of Kitchen Requiites, Reeme cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, A B WW. B, LEWIS & CO , Auctioneers, No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue FINE GOLD WATCHES. DIAMONDS. GOLD CHAINS, JEWELRY, &c.. AT AUCTION MONDAY, April 2ith instant, at 10 o'clock, we shall sel— 25 superior Gold Lever Watches, x Lacies’ Gold Enameled Watches with diamend setting. : Fine Gola heavy Guard Chains, Vest and Fob Chains, . 1 Diamond, Ruby and Opal Rings, Pins, &¢ Invoice of filyer plated Ware, Tos Pitchers, Uastors, oumace orks, Spo: ny * fniyeie onron\ WB. LEWIS & CO., Auct J. 0. McQ@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers RUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING “ret Ghana THE NATIONAL PRINT- + FICE. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 2ith, at Sie o’clock, on the premises, by virtae ofa deed of trust from Patrick Wilson and wife, dated May 7, 18:7, and duly recorded in Liber J. A.B.,No. 139. folios 217, et. seq., one of the Land Records of Warhington county, I shall sell, Lot“ B’'in Jd O McGuire's subdivision of Equare No. 624, frontin 22 feet on North Capitol street, between ( and atreets north, and running back 130 feet to a 14 foot alley and containing 236 square feet. . Terms—One balf cash; the remainder in six aod twelve months, with interest, secured by ad of trust on the premises. 5 Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- ae THOS J. FISHER Teustee. ap l-eok ds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF \ ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NORTH N STREET, BR- TWEE STREETS WEST 0) N 9TH AND 10TH By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the Sth day of April, } in cause No. 339, Equity Docket 7. eorge W. Adams vs. Catharine Adams et al., t shall sell. at pate auction, on the premise: MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 24, 1855, o’clock, Lot No nee tae | to Davidson's su’ division of Square No. 367 he said lot fronts om north N street, between 9th and 10th streeta west. 24 feet 6 inches, and runs back with that width im feet to a 20 footalley,and is improved by # hand- frome, well-built and comparatively new Brick House. The location for a private residence is very desirable. Immediate possession given Terms: One third cash; the balance iu 6 and 12 months, with notes bearing interest. to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee; or the purchaser has the p lege Of paying the whole purchase morey in cash. 3 If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days from the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to resell the said premises at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the coat er, of porch eT ARLES H. UTERMEHLE, Trustes Sp7-eodads GREBN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. Y JABS, C, McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON K_ 8T.. BRT. 12TH AND 13TH 8TS.. (OPPOSITE FRAN K- A® PUBLIC SALE. | TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April 13th, at 536 o’clock, cn the premises, we shail sell Lot No. 22 in subdivision of Square No. 285, fronting 25 fee 3 inches on K street north, between 12th and 13th Streets west, and running back 142 feet 8 inches te 8 30-foot paved publie giley, improved byan ex- cellent and well-built three story and basement brick dwelling-house, containing tem rooms and bath-room, with frame stable in the rear, and fine pon pof waterinthe yard, This house was erected y a master builder for his own residence, and is put up in the very best manner. me half in cash; the remainder in six ith interest, secured by a deed of trustom 5. ‘ances and stamps at the cos* of the pur- ‘The house may be examined at any hour on the day of sale. Possession given within thirty da Sher sates Pes. G McGUIRE & 00., ap lid Auctioneers. ®7- THE ABOVE SALE [8 POSTPONED, IN i . same hour and place. Jas. 0. MOGUIRE & CO. ep tena Auctione: 82- THE ABOVE SALB [8 FURTHER POST- poned until MONDAY, May 4th, same hour ané@ JAB. C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥ J. 0. McQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. NCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED cE AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passe@ in chancery cause Ne. Grabam vs. Gra’ etal., 1 shall sell at public auction, on TUESDAY AFfERNOON, April 18. at 444 o’clock,on the premises, Lots 1, 4. 5, 6 and 7, in square No. 92. Lot No.7 fronts respectively on Connecticut avenue, 2st street and north Sstreet, and is improved by # desirab! two-story cottage and outbuildings, with a 4 garden laid out on the groucds; Lots No. and 6 have been subdivided into thirteen buildiog lots, fronting about twenty five feet each on Connecticut avenue, be ween north R and § streets, some of them running through to lst street. 2 lots were occupied by the late Guy Gr. baat on ri arden. have fine shade trees in front, and are well located for cottage site, ih. Der oaean ng and revenue stamps at the cost of Conyers the purchasers. ur y FENDALL, Trustee. apé-d JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts. a7 THE ABOVE SALB IS POSTPONED, IN consequence of the death of the President, until MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 24th, samé hour and place, WM. Y. FENDALL, ‘Truste _ap 13-4 JAS. GC. McGUIRE & CO., BY?- ©. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. X TENSIVE SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTS BPHONTING BEVENTH STREET WEST, AND RHODE IBLAND AVENUE ‘AND 8 BTEEST 0! oo Fe Leda is sete aay. oe W-2 suai se nt of the prem: . » tt square No. “42, subdivided into bh. Et u i ing Lots running to alleys. This pro rt: situated only one ad I Depot a re from the Reulrot on 7th street, ine thriving and fast improy part of thecity. eth cash; balance in 6.12 and 18 interest from aa’ maa tor eat of $2) will be required time of gale, to prevent irreeponsible bidding. A deed given free of cost, and s deed of trust, at cogs of the parohertts en, eC) * may be seen at the Auction pilats of the Sauare Snag Ye seine & OO apigd - Auctioneers, Gait BACRIFICE.—A splendid ME LODEON fer sale by a gentlem: ing ity. ticulars apply to Prefessor WO- LOwskt, soso atreet, between M and I sts, ep r[.HE GLORY OF MAN I8 STBENGTE — herefo: the vous id biljtated Ne ce se HBLMBOLD' BUORU,