Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1865, Page 3

j » BSS LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Oxrorp HaLt.—At this popalar Cree ment & great bill to- nig! introducing all the ieading celebrities of the day in the terpsicho- rean, vocal, and humorous Yines. CanTRRBURY.—An excellent bill with many new features on the varied programme, new performers, &c. WASHINGTON THEATEE.—Sharpley’s Min- strels of world-renowned fame, open at Wash- ington Tneatre te-night. Opp Fxtiow’s HaLy.—The eagerly anticipa- ted Concert fer the benefit of Mr. Robert Ball, takes place to-night at Odd Fellows’ Hall. The accomplished Signor Strini will assist, together with such amateur performers as the ‘Washington Quintette Club, Messrs. Dawson, PS es. Hodgeon, Tabler, and Ball,and Mad. Kretschmar, Miss E. B. Turner, Miss E. Danie mn Mrs. Small, J. P. Franklin, Prof. J. P. Caulfield. Prof. V. W Cauified, Harry-Sher- man, B.-U. Keyser. Two superb Chickering Grands, kindly fur- Risbed by J. F. Ellis, will be used at this con- cert to-night. ee LayiIgNcy OF POLICE MAGISTRATES.—Fre- quent comments are made among some of our most prominent citizens respecting the dis- missal, by some of our police magistrates, of parties properly arrested by the police, with Slight fines, or no fines at all. The chief com- plaints are made against the justiees of the Second, Fitih, Sixth and Seventh Precincts. This lenient method of disposing of such cases 4% discouraging to the officers making the ar- Teste, and cannot tend to lessen the number of Reece or offences against the law.—Chron- Sele. Had the writer of the above been somewhat More familiar with Washington city affairs, he would know that experience has shown that it is not the best magistrate who imposes the heaviest fines, but precisely the reverse. Some years ago® great abuse prevailed in this way trom certain magistrates colleaguing With police officers under an arrangement by ‘which the magistrate was to fine heavily for the benefit of the officer, and the officer was to throw all the business in his control into the bands of the magistrate. By this means the ;Bnscrupulous magistrates referred to, who “blistered the victims brought to their offices with the heaviest fines in their power, and ‘withont regard to evidence or justice, of course ‘id 8 flourishing business, until the abuse be- ame so flagrant as to attract attention. The public would be very sorry to see this @orrupt system imtroduced het ere again. Tae Lusson OF THE DAY. 1 Day.—Y¥ esterds y morn- ng kev. J.T. Ward, of the 9th street Metho- Protestant Church, preached a very ap- riate discourse on “he lesson of the taking for his text the 2 verse of the o7th Pasha: “Clouds and darkness are around about Him, righteousness and judgment are the habitation of His throne.” The reverend speaker referred in feeling terms to the late calamity as a mysterious one. It was mys- terious that a man in so exalted a position should be thus cut down so publicly and sud- denly, and that the assassin had made his es- cape. God who ruleth over all things permit- ted sometimes evil to be done that good may gtew out of it, and although we can scarcely Tealize that so great a calamity has befallen us and cannot fathom the ways of Providence, we should reflect on it,andas we, when one ofour intimate friends die, resobve to imitate allthat we see in them good, we should, in re- Heocting on the good man who has fallen, re- Solve to imitate his virtues. It was the daty | of the puipit throughout the length and breadth of the land to expeess the griet of the religious communities on the death of the President and speak in terms of condemnation of the assassin. He closed by referring to the successor of the late Chief Magistrate, who had so saddenly beep called upon to assume the responsibili- ues, and urged thatas christians the people should extend to him an undivided support. ————— INCENDIARY ATTEMPT TO DesTROY A PuB- Lio Senoot Hovsz.—Saturday night an at- tempt was made by some viliain to fire the public school house, corner of New York ave- Bue and 6th atreet, but was fortunately dis- covered before any serious damage had been done. The building was bult originally for the Northern Liberties Fire Company, bat for several years it has been occupied by the pub- lic schools of the 2d District. The tirst flooris occupied by the male grammar scheol, T. M. Wilson, teacher; the second by the male in- termediate. Mrs. Myers, teacner, the third fioor by the male secondary, Miss Morse teacher. The incendiary had entered the building and piled the books in various parts of the room on the first floor, mainly around the teacher’s desk, and laid upon them what- ever ot wood he could use for the purpose, and cet firetothem. The light was discovered, and the Metropolitan Hook ane Ladder Com- pany being near were soon or the spotand extinguished the flames before any considera. bie damage was done, except to the books and the teacher’s desk. Phe firemen and police made exceijlent time in getting to the spot, and performed such service as was required of them. Before the firemen had left the spota bright ligbt sprung up suddenly in Oregon alley which caused a stampede in that direc- tion. But it turned ont to be from a burning chimney ——— ‘Tue Rev. Mr. Sprigg and lady arrived here this morning from Richmond, also Mrs. F. L. Brockett, T. Cross, Javins, Field, Delphy and others. Deniel Ratcliffe, mae of Washington. for- meriy of Alexendria, Sangster, tormerly sheriff of this county, C. 8. Price, are in Rich- mond Mrs. Lockwood and child have gone Worth via Baltimore. also Corson, formerly of Alexandria, wite and sister, have goneto Phil- adeiphia. Dr. Fairfax and family, W. H. Fowle and family, W.N. Mc Veigh and family arein Richmond. Bishop Johns is in Halifax county, Va., Rev. J. T. Johusion and lady have gone to South Carolina. ‘The following young men are in Richmond, and will return in a tew days: Berry, (son of C. 0. Berry,) John Eaches, Watkins, (son of David Watkins,) and others.—Alez. Journal. —————— A DestitcTE Famit Sanitary officer Sprague reports a family named Clovengton, Tefugees trom Virginia, living on Second street east, between A and B north, Hazel’s row, in’ very destitute circumstances. The father and mother are both old and feebie, and the father has a disabied hand, preventing him from working. The children are four in number, and only one able to do any work. The officer reports them unable to work, and without food or fuel. They came here from Calpeper a week ago; had $12 when they srrived; had to pay $12 rent in advance; and bat $! to iive on. all the benevolent aid them ! ee THE GRAND vocal and instrumental compli- mebtary concert tendered to Mons. Alexandre Wolowski, the distinguished pianist and com- poser, will positively take place at Odd Fel- jews’ Hall on Thursday eveniug, April 27th, on which occasion he will be assisted by the #ame artists ana pupils heretofore announced. with the addition of Mr. J. W. Pope, celebrated basso. Weare giad to hear that the reserved seats are selling very fast at Mr. Metzerot’s Mueéic store, and we have no doubt ot the lib- eral patronage that Prof. Wolowski will meet trom the musical publi Ze pe a O85; ROR OF SwWINDLING —Wm. Wesley, col- ored, was arrested by officer Sprague on Fri- day, on a charge of swindling acolored woman out of $190. The case was heard yesterday by Justice Handy. It appeared in evidence that the prisoner offered to sell a lot of clothing to the woman, taking $4 9 as the earnest money. He carried ber to a house to get the clothing. She waited at the door for him; but he left her standing there till she got tired and went for an officer to have Lim arrested. The ease merged into a Corporation offense, for which the pris- oner was fined $10.90. CITY ITEMS. poe see es ‘To THe LAptzs.—Ladies, it your hair is fall- ing off.or if prematurely gray, don’t fail to ¢all on Prot. Sibbett. His skill in treating the hair has been fully attested for the last six ‘Weeks in this city. He remains until Wedues- cay. Washington Building, corner of 7th street and Penn’a avenue, room & LES: Have YOU SERN that elegant stock of fine English, French and American ceatings and cassimeres at Smith Bro.’s merchant tailoring establishment, No. 461 7th street? Don't fail to see them before purchasing elsewhere. ——>__ OLosinG oUT SALBOF Inpia RuEnER Goods. Mr.H. A. Hall baying disposed of his lease Sud fixtures of store, will close out bis 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 ayenne, between 9th and 10th streets. For imstance, you can buy ladies’ shoes and sandals for #1 per pair; men’s do., $1 40 a pair. ep 17-6t On the 234 inrt., of mang ctaenee at wife of John Kaicer, i MARY, beloved e 4th ye: "Fr age. wily are reepee tall se tied ber late resid No, 397 ath treet, setwee ond K streets. aan a gy visieg the 24 alt., of chronic croup, wraTwuoD, fiftm son of Thomas and Ai ety Donohue, sued 4 ~ Lonely t Rin Ther "e gat grown. Bis Thseral wilf tax lace at 30'closk, Tuesday ieee inst, jaltimdre Sum please copy.) | BALLS, PARTIES, &0. GRAND BALL OF COLUMBIA BNEINS CO. Gio 1, will ps siven on ee At ODD FELLOWS "SHALL, Navy Yard, pone fe Company wil spare no trouble to make this an agreeabie ore to all who attend. "Befressimente farnished to the lasies ts ured of the public houses in fie Fifth ‘and "dicta Warde, or fremzany FO 1 pan: By order if th Committee, Thos eft aties °F in Bmoot, Cautin 2, ¥ ee Hicks, Gea, Hit C.J. Bee P. McKenps. GRAND MAY BALL. The mew bers of the A A Ve noe OW or Take great mienire in iaforensy * he citizeas and sojourpers of Washington and rgetown that their fifteenth annual Grand May Bail will take place of on MONDAY, May Ist,in the splendid Hall over the New Market. to which all are most re- spectfolly invited to atten The mava: — a places that all shall be done to “make t of the season. The best eotition band in the District has been engaged for the occasion. ees it S$. Hon Bt Aad Potent Y nice Dowling BA Bhinon Jebn Fowler KL Cropiey WH Godey Ed Lynch George Barnard C Heieton Wm Wheeler Jokn Love iW mrorasah JJ Bogue Philiv May David Edea J Doneily HJ Baker IM Stake” B Primrose Chas Carman Om the part of Philadelphia Firemen. Jacob Tripler. Benjamin Rennier. Managers on part of Potomac | eve Company. John Loyd lip Unger Hse on vart Fire Dover oe Washington. a team Fire Brigade Washington ae aie tee Ds arta’t ber Managers on part of Vigilant Fire Compa: Han C Addison 4 Gammuck je ma Pett Anthony Rodier Jos Graham RA Fagitt G Divine F Peasner John Q Larman Ed Owens Robinson Jno Shackelford Rove paontes R Addamson J B Merritt Jobn Baltz Tickets TWO DOLLARS; admitting 8 Gontle- man and Ladies, LWAYS8 FRIENDLY. The Membersof the Capitol Hill FRIEND- SHIP AFBOCIATION take pleasure in an- nouncing to their many fends that their Second Grand Ball will be girs 4 Fellows’ BE Re wavy Yard,on MONDAY PEVENING. April ie 2A 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 pate at G.P. Doyle, . Barnes, Sheahan, T. J. Luxen, . Fry, 5! Phelos, . Fry, D. Nolan, L. Mayhew. ap i8 lw* O*% ACCOUNT OF THE SAD CALAMITY and bereavement which has fallen on our Nation, the INDEPENDENT SOCIALS Will postpove their sth reat Ball at Odd Fellow's Hall. to TUBSDAY EVENING, April 25. 5, when they would be pena to see their macy friends. Tickets ont for the 18th se good for the 25th. By ord ae of the Assoc ap iy 81 ae ‘Kine, Treasurer. Y ate EAGLE OLUB. Goanenke of the late lamentable ocenrrence, : “4 a vi Youne BAGLE CLUB ane Brot ONDAY “EVENING, April 4, Ee The same tickets are good. T-lw* NINTH GRAND See A al GEO. JUENEMANN'S PLEASURE GABRDEN, Corner ith and B streets, Oapitol Hill, MONDAY, April 17, 1385. every Monday afternoon. A Ran SND inengaged for the sess aplsim* GEO.JUENEMANN, Proprietor. GEORGETOWN ADVEB’HTS VOCAL ANDINSTUMENTAL CONCERT WEDNESDAY NIGHT, April 26th, 1555 at the Lecture Room of 8t. Joha’s Church, George: tewn, D. C., corner of 2dand Potomac atreeta, for the benefit of 8t. Alban’s Church, by the WASHINGTON QUINTBTTE CLUB, M Dawson, Ball, Tabler, Neyes and Hodgson, Mias E. B. Turner, M 4, Sherman, Parsons and Mattingly, besides others of rare musical talent, both male and female. Docrs open at 7: p, m.; concert will commence ats. Ticets $1; for sale at the drug store of B.S. T. Oiasel. corner Congress and Bridge sts., George- town, Philp & Solomons, Washington, and at the door. fo 24 3t* (cent is 18 HEREBY GIVEN that 5 per ry} cent. discount on tares for pha current yesr been extender {2 ne ty of May. 1 ep2l-dtM) . WELCH, Contector. pecettts NUISANORS. ‘otice is hereby given te all concerned, that premi: bereby autnorized to remeve from thi 8 all collections of ashes, and any rubbish or matter which may become offensive in warm weather. and place the same in any of the streets, Mohit three feet of the gutters. om any day of the Le nt month, to be removed without cost by the ger ission cannot be extended beyond the tim Bove mentioned. and any such deposits made thereafter, or any failure to properly preserve the purity of acy feel preteens tobe e Unite — bi HENEY ADDIBOM, Mayor, Yor’s OFFICE, aor etown ue Apri ea 1805. ap 5-2awiw APOLBON'S LIFE OF JULIUS C.2SAR, Ne FRANCK TAYLOR. A DIEB SPRING WRAPPINGS. Ik Coste, winck 8 Long and Bhort Basques, Lfgh {Cloth Cente, Girculars,&¢.,&c. ig’ oth Coat hor ues, Long aad 8 tBaoanes, eke. irely new styles see Ry tee usual moderate eae MA < WHEL Depot of Ladies’ Fancy oods, moat Cloaks ond 'Mantii Las % Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and 10th atreeta. N. B. Giese and Mantilla Rooms in 2d story. ap2 T? anne AND OTHEBS.—Hor keepers can always find a our Store fall steck of fine OBINA, CROCKERY CUTLERY and PLAT RO WARS, of latest les, wu cal y and a! 1e ONeEEB 6 BBY ‘SRIDGE, apl? lotif Oda Fellows’ Hail, 708 st, OF CREAM! ICK CEE a MI! IOB OREAM!!! Potions. Confectioners and Fauwliies supplied wi elicions artic! _ ne artic’ SAMUEL LLOYD'S Ice Cream Manufactory, ap 20-3t No. 396 lth street. above K st L IMB! LIMB!! LIME Il! ona Kilns are now burning « 81 LIME. 6 nk m hand eight hundred or a thousand ba ts of fresh: marned LIME, which I will sell **fiso. Potomac CEMENT, - BLASTER and HATE. ap 17-20 Pa. ay. and Rock Oreek Bridge. d kee UNDERSIGNED wiedging the Feee' IMPORTED 8iLE CU. from the house of Mer the tenefitef Bt Alo rior article y os xery liberal Bi Ge kerton & Oo., Ty Thia Cout ‘aii be raffled at the Fi % $1 per chance. Itia now, and will be all this week, on exhibition at th» ese) ok moses Bi Lerten, & Co., me oon om eylvania avenue an Me a! @ Table o Testes Mars FRANOLS MOON -) re THE wae EROWN HOUSE am or M. WILLIAN Ladies wil] find all the novelties Paris produc: in LACE GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, MAN- TILLAS, DRESSER, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VEL- v Ladies’ UNDER GARMENTS, HUWAN HAIB GOODS, Lubin’s and DeMarson’s PEBFU- MEBY, COUDRAY’S POMADS, etc, Ladies can have Dresses aud everything im the Millinery line made t> order. Hair Dressing, Hair Dyeing and Stiampooing done in the house, and all kinds of Hairwork mad to erder. Orders given to Paris for any kind of Goods for not lees than $100 will be attended to faithfully. M. WILLIAN, Importer, Ne. 306 Penna av . Weshingtoa, D.C., No, 7 Cite Treviso, Paris. sp 10-im [Repub& Chron] -Orders for the services of Cinna Son may be left a N. Oai- ‘k of the Levy Oourt, mt lan. ‘Clerk Wine subscribes at Brightwood. Scan. Dou y Ber ap 6-'m* as 456 456 466 486 P. i86 Hi _Terms ecg fob wer Ball, pee AND vate Ee ne ‘VED aac ae s4LB—O oe ND OgaLwJest: 6 socsived & cargo MY ‘uM HiPReo maga at eae WANTS. Wiireni tees tiaase PL toa ANTED TMM€DlaTELV—Tor WANN TES Y ie ekiues, to OleBEL & No_46 Jefferson ét, orgetown, 8 OG. ap 24-20! Ww SBTEE 058 Berab GIBL; one got wil- ing to wo! at Kirkwood House, ove © #004 Place., Sagier i eh lta A ad ANTED—at the Mount Versen evel & oret clase woman COOK , corner 6th aad N atreets. Good waxes will be given. ap2t-2t* UY ANTED—By a respectable woman, asITU a W4NoN es Seat class cook. gBleasg addi note to A, C,, Star Office. ANTBD—By a young girl who hase W a riiann Boring Mente SIEU ATION ss le tor. Mefe-ences if required. Addrere Box jpBlcK HOUSE FOR RENT ON 20TH Feet, between Land M streets. Inquire in the next store, two doors next the corner of 8 V Senora good SALESWOMEN. To ex- perionced bands good wages rut be «iver. Ap atthe Store of Mrs. McCLOSK o 377 7th strest, one door above I. i 3t WASTED an industrious, tidy WHITEGIEL, American or German. to nurse and do cham berwork o Irish need apply. No. 150 4th st., between L st..and tar office, for two days. South stree colored, who understands cooking, was! and irosine: Apply No. 175 Pa av , bet ees = and 18th sts. Refereaces required. ANTED_By a renpectavie youne ante WANTON DY onserseteblevonne girs Str housework in @ small family. Address * ae Star Office. Ww ANTED— PLUMBERS AND, GASF Taree Apply at once to J. W. THOMPSON & GU 269 Pennsylvania avenue between 10th and Mth streets. f ap 24-38 WANTED-A pee to =x ina priva'e fam: wweeks. Apply im- mediately at No, 306 H H mere between a eaod ANTE D—Bvw the year, from May FURWISHED BED ROOM. ABLAN ty ANTED—B; alady, PLAIN SEWING | by the ay, or week ina family, or to stand ina re +. City Pest Office, Washing- Ap 24-1t* Pidvess R5-D: W ANT ‘ED—By = respectable Fhe ATION to do plain nawin Apply at Wa"0"'0' MEAWA'S Soa WANTED—By a@younga man. SITUATION as clerk er salesman in a store; has had two years experience in the grocery business. Rest references given, Address**P. H. H.,”’ Star Office. Pa. av. WANTED—« good PAPERHANGER, one that understands making and hang'ng shades pre- ferred. Tos good workman good wagea and per: manent rituation, J. MARKRITBR, No, 4567th st., eight doors abeve Odd Fellows? Hall. ap 24-3" ANTED—Two or three first.class CARPEN- Ww TEES. None others necd arptr Gend aces and steady employment. Apply to BAB Rox i SMITHBON, I street, bet, 1%: aad Pana, ap 21-6" v ATED IWHEDTATELYSO small furnished suitable for housekeeping, or board for four per. HOUSE, or three or four furnished BOOMS, rene in @ private family. Address ‘A. ps ”?Ptar Office. at" YOUNE MAN 8HOULD LIK& TO Gata Bit A uation from 2 to 12 0’clock night; terms earn ings. He is perfect in the Boglish, French, and German Language. LUTZ’8 Hotel, corner - a and C sts.. Washington. V 7 ANTED—Fifteen BOYS, to deliver the ate Timesin the city of Washington, and five BOYS to deliv)r the Pimes in Georgetown, per! a Colored MAN. to sweep ont the office and form other services Apply a! the office, LOE D st., near 10th atreet. FOR RENT AND SALE. ee URSISEED BOOMS FOR ESNT—For Fost. afortable and a weil furnished ROOMS. at aoé H ste, The Torsion ts ty Cesiravie ia Sis city. 13 $f Be RERT AND ¥ La—A hp TURE FOG BA a contain thirteen Tocalltiog tn the city. "The rent isthe coc r m. 01 poly at the othe doa Por oeree apres uation FO! RaNT-A FURNISHED HOUEE, For eet foatire at No. 350K sect bet. Fe SALEThe FIRFURES, Feats a “Feeet sey avenue, Sipitot Hill, cate New ts s (OR RENT—A PARLOR, BEDROOM and F RITORRR. ecm fhe drat Soor. ae : Hovis at 508 Gate bots Lath ane at ee PRMD MES UpIORNT printeh eran aR o lot. RILEY, Anoapotin, Maro” °°™* SPIE TS Bie Fo RENT—& RIOR HOUSE. gataining 12 oa eee at ve erate of North Capel e' nquire_@! rs. Bates Stand, Northern Liberty Market. OR BALE CHBAP—-The GOUD WILL, LASTS, aaa hoe Btore, two rooms on same fluor; nire om the premises, No. 290 New York Ap tween 6th and7th sta. ap 22 2t* Fo SALE—One BUILDING LOT, situated on the corner of south 8 and Gth streets, Capitol es inquire ef Mrs. MAGEE, corner of seh and Marsiand avenue. 2-3t* OBR RENT—A part of a HOUBE, as pane anda FS half of the Capitol; best deation im the city. Fine walnut Furniture for sale at Teasonable | prices if ean Enquire at 244 OB SALE_—The STOCK. GOGD_WILL and poetctag f a Millinery and Fancy an 53 7th atreet, near Northern Market No. OR Ae Three FURNISHED ROOMS, two on first feor, one om seeond. Convevient to pevecmnenta and city cars, Inqaire at aeaeste F°% BALE OR RENT—With a year and a half lease, one small HOUSE, situated on the cor- rerof 2th and Estrests. For particulars inquire at No. 155 22d street, juat below Peunsslvania avenre. Rp 28-2t* Fors SALE—The two-story and basement BRICK OUSB, No. 72 Indiana avenue, north side, etwas lat aad 2d streets west. Tmmeviate pos sestion given. Terms, inquire of J. F. HALIDAY. Rea! Betate Broker, 515 lith street, one of Pennsylvania avenue. 22 lw Fo RENT OR LEASE—A two — "aRTOR HOUBE, containing rooms, with furni- ture for sale. on Capito! H located on the cor- per of 6th and A streets. two squares from tae cars. Inquire at J. BROWN’S Restaurant, corner of 13th and Pa ave. ap 22 1w* OR SALE—A fine. PRICK HOUSE, threo i with double back buildieg, con- taining fourt rooms, Ne. 399 \8th street west, between F and Gatreets north, First Ward, with alt she’ mecdérn improvements, will be sold low for ¢ or on longcredit. . JOHN B. WABD. Lumber Yar ep223t* (Intel.) 12th street and Canal. ESIRABBS C, ROOMS FOR RENT —-Three KOOMS on the second floor of owelline No. 270] Vermont avenue for rent; two of them have large beds suitable for Sie persons each, and one with a single bed. The locatien is central and very convenient to the Departments, being be- tween H and I streets, near Lafayette Square. Rent $0, $15. $10. Table Board can be had at = BROWN’S, immediately opposite. ap 22 £92 SALB—A magnificent Rose woed PIANO. Inquire at 351 5th at. |p21-3t* ‘© LET—Pleasant furnished ROOMS connect: ing or single in a private fai Teri moderate; at 380 E street, between (ith and Teh ap2i Im’ ANTEDIMMEDIATELY— 1 or 2 good AAS PENTBRS. Apply at cor. Pa. av.,and 22d at. ape W ANTED—A GIRL; one who understands Cooking. Apply at 171 Pa. ave., Eagle Res taurant. ap22 W ANTED-A SMALL HOUSE or two or three ROOMS in» cood neighborhood. Address TENANT, Post Ofice, Washington. "ap 22° “BALESMEN. Good that can come well rec- falary pa: ommended. ap 22-2t LANSBURGH & BR ANT &D-—Gold and Silver Watches, Bia: nonds, Pistols, Pawnbroke #’s Tickets. Clothing, or anyarticleofva'ue. The highest cash cae paid, or exchanged for other goods At inger’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 9th street, three doors north of Pa. avenue. ap? V ) ANTED—A SITUATION as an ope! phetograph gallery, Address T. H street, between 6th and 7th. and IRONER. Col- Wantne ‘good CO red. Apply at the Admiral House etween 3d and ith street ie v ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good re man BARGBR. Apply at No. oq 7en atreet, between D and E sere tas G.C,@. SAUR. Wash- ington City, D ap 2) 3t* cook. wash ly competent pe: Apply at No : WANTRD-A WOMAN for general housework in a private family. One of the right sert can haye @ permanent home and good wages. foquire at 73 Bridge st.. Georgetown. Ap 21-3t* WANT “TO _SELL—One of the best paying Business in Washington for the amount in- eaatem Inquire Wasbington Building. Ae om ° ap?) Want IMMEDIATELY—A good GERMAN GIBL for s small family to go to New York. To aauitable person liberal wages wiil be Apply st 351 Sth street. References require ap 21 3t* MPORTANT TO GROC CERYMEN. —Having had pine years experience in the grocery business, I feel confident in offering iny services to any one requirirg them. A permanent situation of more importance thana salary Vor further communi- easton please address GROCERYMAN, pee to ap 21-3 WA [Aa UES the Government Hospital for the it St. Blizabeth. D. C., ona GAR- DENER: 08 everal SINGLE MEN and MBN sod their WIV bout children, an attendants upeD penne: To be snccessful, applicants muat present indubitable evidence of good character and habits, includiog strict temperance, and of ncere and loyal atisoh ments the Government of the United States. Other things being preference will a ven tohonora Ke disc! soldiers. ap Zl lw Untel. & Ohron.} WANTED zo} SELL—A BLAOKSMITH HOE. TCOLB and LEA8B,on K at., Bet 9th and lth. Inquire on the prowine LA p 20-5t* Wa4lrTED 4 good FARM HANDS. aay to Las at the Soldiers’ Home, Coes ington. D A macenia FROM PABIS8, who has re- ceived an excellent education. having his evenings disengaged, (free at 5 o’clock p. m.,) wiskes 10 give some lessons in the French lan- guage. The best refererces given. Terms mod- erate. Addreas F T.,Box 11, Staroffice. al4 Im* ANTED—A MAN who understands den- ing and the care of horses, and c: driving 20d who is willing to go a few mil te country for the season. Apply at 475 a None but a thorough: hite peer t* pain: ERE SEINE WANTED !—The bera will pay the highest confer DEER SEINE. at thelr Buckskin Glove Eiacutactory. 105 High 2. 6 ; Movie eew™: > RaMEBURG & MBERT. WANTED —A limited number of PUPILS for Fs a given. A the piano forte ra ee ‘ences a st. on Sth and fin ets, APPY At No mar istf Ww aNESp- 300,000 LADIES MOER, Who want the new style os Goliae, to'bring their pet IS to Ww BINCE’S Stam ing and Fiating Depot. 381 My itreet, and get them Fluted Prince two maohines made expressly for anion Ladies Buftes: without the use of gum &e tay eae the only machines here to do such work wa Z ay D—SEOOND HAND re eee Also, MIRBORS CARPETS. BEDS, BE DING,and HOUBRFURNISHING GOUDE st every description. ‘CHLY, 406 7th stree: eB tf F Setween @ and H, east ri PERSONAL. F WILLIAM B. FI¢(Z7HUGH WILL CALL AT John waeacels Oyster Saloon, No. 510° New Jersey avenue, he will mest with an ol¢ friend who wi “with him ia Richmond, aad who wishes to see him on particular basiness. 1t* ERSONAL.—Will Mr, ALBERT RYAN, housa Be nter. late of Oulpeper, Va., please call at the! 8 ‘Any person i ase eal before 99 33. 3t_ ted to R. Morrison at7th fetrget north and settle, Sp 22-4t* firatof the month, B. MOBRISON, M ADAME 8BYMORE, the celebrated gist. is now in thiseity. Bbe and science of Astrology in all its Stare. . Of arms, T: ayer ane MA mer! eee ete mater eee ee ee bas received jenn weranle testimonials. This lady can beceneal teat by wren ine, our’ ge erd day of oth on ou wan be: 5 ot the outline of gone Twbole iter Ladies! joer : Gentlones #1, Address Box 47, Washin ington, ap 21-Im* ( ee DR. WOOD Continnsa'ta anne ‘quick and gad permavent ure e o ange of di fet no hin- drance f busin jelays ay dehenrout, Consultation Booms 139 Ttn street, ‘betwee B. PHILLIPS hea removed to Penn aesaee, near léth st., over Messrs. K Drug 8t ep5 3mif* L228"! LIGHT !! 0aL OIL LIGHT! |; ines so bright, and the at ae with vs Shatit te aunteuntehnn Sinits aliiand see the NEW LAMP. one Pesod a twelve Bours light: a New Flint Glass Annealed Chia: werd is the best Ses Minish ceed pO Lbethesar with winced. ll agree with others that ha: ised them aioe resented . FO cay. 316 F street, bet. “Win wat nth, ae SAORIFIOB.—A eplendid new Prince's jismap' iveni wells | 2 MELODEOR f Hebel sale by a gentleman leaving ity Fe poly to Seay lay Viweks, 36 sseae surest, between nua £ ap U- r awe FURNISHED ROOMS TO LBT, with or without board, in a private family. Inquire at No. 74 Dunbarton street, Georgetown, D. C. ap2l-dtf aw Sut FOUNTAINS AND FRUIT STANDS FOR ae daar ion Pa avenue; rent free; splendid F. MILLIGAN, No. 6 north 5 street: between Is ‘2d west. ap: HOTOGRAPH GALLERY ¥OR 8SAEB CHEAP if purehased before the hoof April. Price $500. App x a 304 Penn. avenue, between ota and Wh Washington, D.C. &p 21-3t* (OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE. 8 rooms, one of the best locations in the c Bent $60 per month. The Furniture is for Bale at its value. Inquire etter one o'clock p.m. at 354 H street, near 13th ap 21-3t* wo NEATLY FURNISHED BOOMS for revt, on first floor, aad also a 8TQRB BOOM. Apply | at corner of Bridge and Green st., No 37 George- town, D.C, ap 2-30" W. B. FOWLER. OR SALB—-A GREAT. BAR GALS FIRS? OLABB PROVISION STORE. LBASE, FIX TURES, &c, Will sell eae by immediate | application to MI SCHELL & BON, southeast cor- per of Penn. avenue and )5th sts. Also, a GRO- CERY forsale. A good stand ap 21 ser oo poets OB BENT—HOUSBE on Tenth strect street near Ratreet. Avply to Mf ELL & 80) pox thenst corner Of Pennsylvani ante and 18th oeGKNISHED HOUSES also for reat. From $10) to $4.0 per Month. + ap2l-st* ro SALE—ON LONG TIMB—A FABM af 190 acres, about 15 wiles from the city near Ovle: ville, Maryland; well watered and a &: or would exc ge it for city propert ther particulars inquire of A. MOREHOUSE, co: ner of K and 25th atreeta. ap2l im* Fo: RENT—The three story BRICK HOUSE, No. 371 F street, 2d door from 9th. opppsite Patent Offi contsining eight Room th th he | Furniture, B. Room. Speaking Tub: Gas aa Water, and ether Modern Improvements; a de eiradle situation for ® professional man who desires an Office and residence together. Posves- next a kiven on the Jet instant Apply to J. DEN- r., No. 21 Federal Block, cor. 7th and F otrediny between 8 and 9a.m,, andiavds pm, ap 2)- a Fo. SALE—A LUMBEB PLANING and SAW G MILL, with engine acd machinery, and one of Pages's patent Saw Milis, all in complete running order, with. oe Frame Building situated riek hons For fu on the cansl, near 6 reet and Center Market couse. Will be sola phen by SOB aS on a m 20-26* No. 547 13:h atreet; Istand. Breas ate pe FOR 8aLB IN F WASHINGTON, In cons-quence of the il} health of theffroprie- 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 premises. about fixe years to rua. The stock consists of a very choice and well s@- Jected assortment of the above articles, and will be sold in whole or ia part. Apply for further information, by lettar,to J O8. pewly BON, Box No. 334 Washingten Bost Ofice, 5 Fo OR RENT Gone fhe Int of May or @arlier a two atory BRICK HOUSS, ia one of the Seees wate tons in Geuraetont, Apply at Mra. JOH: AB- RY’g, Congress street above Stoddart. ap net ot Ko, RENT~ Phe old [RD STOR} ablishea FEED STORE 25 Massachusetts avenue and 435 K street, slic the stor nd fixtures for cale, Inquire on the paemine ap 1b-6t™ Fo BEST—The STORE 243 Pend, avenue, be- tween 12th and 13th Stree tse south side, Im- mediate possession given, Inqaire next door. Also. a HORSE, BUGGY and AARNBS3 for sale. Inquire as above, ap 18-5t* ;,OR SAL E—A TRACT OF LAND lying in Mont- gomery County, Maryland, adjoining Fort Bomner. about five milestrom Georgetown D.C., ard contaipi hondred acres, avon which is a P: d outer buildi nas. ae a good oreherd: # isla well wavered ot re above property w' ee mn whole or ri nuit purchacors “Apply to L. A, LODGE. residin near Fort ame exe or address the subscriber at WaskineeeD Cc. ap ie-Wt* L. A. LODGE, BG RENT—The DWBLLING PART cf No. 253 Penne ay., bet. 12th and 13th sts . south puly, yon_the premises.or to Mr. ‘Woops, Mien ‘8 offce, corner of 15th streetand Penn- vania aY., Couth’ ide, ,OR REB T—A fine HOUSE in Georgetown. D. * contaipine fifteen rooms, with water and gas, zown as No. 40, on let street, between Po- tomac and Market straets A lease will a given from one to four years. For terms, &c jacatcs ofJ08. F. KELLEY, Real Btate Agent, office 363 8th street west, near "I street north. &p li-tf Mists PE Ue oo ss oaa NE THE PATENT OF now offer at private sale, that valuable eae property formerly oc- cupied by Mr. Webb, situated on the routh side of G street north. be.ween 6th and 7th streets west. improved on the front by s three story Briek House, containis¢ ten rooms, entherear(with ley eutrance) a well 3 wauafactaring “pnildi supplied wi st-am epgine and best pot machinery. for turning lanin ge. eal &e., among which is one of Bear *e celebrated machines for cutting, planing, and nd moulding irregular forms of wood. ‘This property isacmirably » iapted for either of the zbove indacements, or any manufacturing purpores, peck will al wore with or without the i209 e machinery. F. ELLY, Real Balate Avent, ohice Sea Sth street w os street north. 'tel.} fas ore Fo BALE—A fret: — FXAM® HOUSE, con taining Jro.-ms, tegether with 9 valuable Lote, allin rehoigef fruit, such as ponches. pears, cherries, Srayes. atiof the best selection. with 8 ezonilent heaped in Fens ot on the cor- . ennsyivania avenue For Foralees pee partienlar No. 575. int) DL GaRBOLE” | in ” ALE—A HOUSE me i ak cy cert for atl boardin ae oe sons mortar bit or. ass. E-A EBSTAURANT on vaor Fo. AL: ‘ Natt fs aids a splendid or contectioner: Hsp Toe areal saloon Address, immedi lately, B. A.. cit; AL Post ice, Washi on Um and Can. ont cei oat wton; rear of 274 ¥ street le. S10 Becernte. +s laser south of Odd Feliows’’ HAN, iors 21-tf Perens PROMPTLY ATPENDUED 1 oth by the ‘otomac: cee Compenyie Bo Boats, Pi OTOM A, the G ‘op board, er On. She Gartaiag board orte dO, van tee) AUOTION SALES, Bt Yue WALL & O0., Auctioneers. Beath corner Penn, ave, and Ninth street. GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGAES, TO3A000, & At auction rooms, TUBSDAY MORNIN April 35, commencing at 10 o’clook, we will all; Barrels White saq'¥ lew 3 25 barrelg Mice ellow Sagara Boxes write and Caraile Soaps boxes 0! 60 cron rise Cut Chests Tobseco w perrae on Bourbon, Gibson. aad and other brands onbernae Sin Rum, and Bran. 00 cares Old Bourbon Whiskey” 80,060 Cizars. different brands 1 boxes Ground Pepper, 2% barrels Glaseware, £0 barrels pried Apples 2 cases Indige B) fib = variety Of goods t= in one Grocery line, all * arr Pea b, WALL & CO.. Aucta, ys = L, WALL - CO., Auctio neers, Wash ia 2 Lied aad Oarrisge Bazaar, ex bet bet. 9th sad 10th ete, SALE OF HORSES, $8, CARRIAGES. &e. On TUESDAY, April 25, at the Bazaar, we will sell about THIRTY HUBBERS, suited to saddle and harness, of which a fall de- scription at a: Included in the sale is a number of excellent Horses. Carriage and Harness. ALSO, A large eollection of New ‘and Second-hand Car- Fiages. Boggien, Rocks: 8. Sxpross Wagons, &c., which the sale wal cornmence with, New and Second hand latness, &o. Regular Sales at the Baraat, every Tuesdar, Wenther: . and Baturday, without regard to the er. Carriages, Harness, eo aleay fn Wile OO vale, _apa {Chronicle} "__ Austioneers, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUSTION aan OF WINES sETQUORS AND BAR FIXTUB: At public anction, on WEDNESDAY. the 2th inet,, at 10 o’clock a. m., we shall asll, on tho sorner of C and New Jersey avenue, near the Dd genera! assortment of Winer and Liquers, ‘zo a lot of Household and Kitchen Furnitare, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y J. 0, Mc@UIRE & OO , Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF A RE aes GROGERY AND @n MONDAY MO. NING. ‘Sie ‘lat, commencing at 10 o'clock. we will sell, at the store of a Knott, Re, 433 15th street. corner of K, his stock of Fine Groceries, Liquors and Fancy Goods, em- Bugere T Teas and Coffees Large lot Molasses Boxes Goffee, Soap, pare Boxes Spices, Indigo, 80 aie Cases Bourbon and Gideon niskey Cases Brandy and Wine loth -pina, Brushes ails, Tubsand Washvoards amp Wicks Ganned Fruits 18%, Brooms, Whi Bales Twine, Lamps, Boxes Gandles Jellie: Bauces. Cataup. &c. Boxes Plug Tebaces, Smoking do Segara. various brands Large Lot of Fi Btore fer reat. VALUABLE PROPERTY Orrones ee AB- SENAL GROUNDS AT AUC On ERIDAY AFTERNOON, Apa, bata: at ix o’cloek, om the premises, we shall soll part of lot No. 6, inequare No fronting Z feet on Firat street, between P and Q streets soath, and ran- ning back 373 feet 7 inches The improvements centist of @ well-built two-story Frame House, nearly new, with a never failing weil of good water on the premises, This property irons Ast st. west, iu the imme- diate vicinity of the new canal, in course of cea- struction by the Government. and op; e the arsemal grounds:and. ne teeiae nei Eabo ood, here pro} ave largely enhanced in value. “Derme: One balf cash; the balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust op the premires. Conveyances and stamps atthe costof the purchaser, ‘ap24 (Chron.) J G. STAFFORD & OO., Anets. Y¥ J. G@, STAFFORD & GO,, Auctioneers, MONUMENTS AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY EVENING, the sth inst., at3 o’clock, on ioth street, opposite Riggs Bank, we shall rell a large cellection of Italian and Aceri- can Marble Monuments, emongst which may be found many well designed and beautifully exe | cuted ot warious sizes; allof which will be sold thout Oa cash ‘ee "BEAFFORD & CO., Aucts, Ke THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, the 22d inat., sane hour and place, ‘ap 5.G. STAFFORD & OO., Aucts, W7 THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER postponed until THURSDAY, the 27th instaat, at i2 o’clock m., whem they will be Donitively sold, the owner is stone t- engage ia other business. Ez -G@, STAFFORD & CO., Azota. FFIOR U. 8. CAPITOL BX TENSION, W AsiNGTom, April 21, 1855, On SATUBDAY. Apri) zth, commencing at 10 ovclock a. m., the following propercy will ba sold at public auction.on the grounds north of the United | Btathe Genito) Big! owarray draught Horses, Tees ts ow-bed Wagons, One(1) dumping D One (i) swingit g Di xtra large, Five (5) Carts. One (!) single Oarriaze, Seven (7) seta lead Harne Foup (4) sets cart Harn In addition to the above will be acld a large lot of old materials of various Binds, for which there oie atatt ot she Be eters of tbe Interior order 0! a cr ior. if Nel West, apz (Generat Ba pecintonaet: YS. 0. McQUIRB& &60., Auctioneers. BXECUTOR’S SALB OF FIFTEEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON 167TH S7RESE Est, BETWEEN Q AND R STREETS weet: On TUBSDAY AFTER aNGos April 11, at 4% o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell, fifteen val: uadle Building Lots, fronting about 21 feet each and R streets, and on lth atreet west, between 63 running back 110 feet to A lobe foot alley. Terms: One-third cash; the baiance in 6 aad 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. A payment of $2002 son lot will be required of the purchaser at time of sale. ‘aii conveyancin oak ata Ly ae cost of the pur- cas RTON. Executor, ap 6 va&eds J. e McG ULEI & CO,, Aucts, R@- TBE ABOVE SALE 18 POR EONae. IN Ten nance of we rain uate ease Day Ar. , April 2 same hour and place. "JOHN Paid RTON, Executor. aplzeckds J.C. _ McGUARE & CO., Aucts. &7- THE ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHER PosT- poned. in consequence pf the'rain. until FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Apa 28 ah ame moar and place, 10) + Trustee. apld JAB. OC. NMCGUIRE 00., Aucts. BUSTEN’S SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, By virtue of a decree of the Gircuit Oourt for Montgomery Count’ aitsing asec asa Court of Bquity. in a cause wherein Henry jodga, assignee of Lorenzo Thomas, and ntact are Com nts, and Lorenzo Thomas and others are Defendan: tbe subscriber. as Trustee. will sell, Auction, on the premises about pee mile abov Teppaliytown, D. C..on 8, TURD AY, the sath ot April. 1855, at i2 o'clock m., all that FARM lately occupied by Reuel Keith, and known formerly as the* ‘Mel.droa Farm,”’ containing 1)5acreg,1 rood and 22 perches of land. ‘he improvements consist of two plain frame Dweiling Houses. large and commodious Barn. and other necessary outbuildings, There is on oie lace a very large and thirfty Peach Orchard. his Farm is situated in Montgomery county, Ma .. immediately on the turnpike leading from Georgetown, D.C., to Rockville, about 4 atlas from the formerand 9 from the la'ter pisee gojoins the lands of Joseph H. Bradley, Keg. br dges, and others, and” eta the farm & Bri Dav Seon: the pike, ateiiiog ts em, desirable farms in the ia ity to the District cities renders it desirable as @ country seat, ae also a market farm. Any one desiring to view the premises before the day ef sale. or waning information in regard ams, Esq , who resides nearly opp site the premises, or Jon. Bradley. Sits ees, vo. fe day ef sale. agente US OM OHN BREWER, Prastes, SPRING BTYLES. BPRING@ OLOTHING. wall, STEPHENS & co. Are now receiving and have on sale @ full supply of Spring Olothing, for GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, antes they will offer at great bargains and sell at very low Prices. at, STEPHENS & 00., 322 Pennsylvania a' mh 20-Imif between 9th and loth ats, ABLE MILLINBRY | AnD DEB38 Parr ai BSTABLICH SRLBY, late on Baldimore, y, that she has on hands h: ey Millinery a Edt ke street, ° sponite sucrtient ot B Building, oye B.—Ohildren’s Hats and jonnets siweree on THe Gee oa = to thet id Gee WILL ro Ours. ii the vest - BS, ie et Be vesctable, Itis piseahe Sr without four of deteetion fidbox ds Bold by ‘Sones z, ©. Upham, 400 Ohostant renee Sent by sues mn, ae ae Coes G@LABBs fone cae arc me log Z ane foe reee Glasses, og GORE and SACO} afi eth: areas overytatng kept Ohina and Housefar- Biob LS 25 will gave 18 per cent. by call- ar ror of og a = TFOLEY'S. 316 F strect sabi MAN IS 8T or oy the nervous should Here iistely use HEL AUCTION SALES, = _THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BY 3.0. MCGUIRE zC O0., Atctioncers, TRUBTER'S sale OF VALUA BU pine LOT ADJOINING THE NATIONAL PRI ING OF] oF Flog ERN 3 Oe ONDAY 2 EEBNOON. A April aith, at 65 trast trem m Patrick Wilson mi 2 deed y, 187, and duly recorded in 3 No. 139) folios 217, eof the Lat Be eds seq. Worhingion, county, r ‘bal sell, i “Bind. McGuire's subdivision of Square hk 624, fronti 2 feet on North Ospitol street, between G and streeta north. snd runpiag dack 130 sheet to a li foot alley and contairipg 250 square fect Terms—One half cash; the remainder in six ay arave morse ae interest, secured bya of ‘aat on Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser z THOS J FISHER Teustee apl-eokds J.C. Mc@UIRB & CO. tds ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, At te A ory P NALUABLE a iucrovEe ON R TWEEN OTH AND JOTG STREETS W HBT. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. passed on the Sth ore cause No. 309, Equity Docket 7, ms vs Qatharine Adams ct ai,, f shall sell. at A¥rsanoo szction, yy eo premises, on MONDA G ovelock, Lote ovording yud- division of Beuare Neos Tae sain ict fronts oy ‘2 por'h N street, ‘oth and 10th streets 24 feet 6 inches, and rans free with that width 1% 199 feet to a 20 foot alley, and 1s improved bya haad- fome, well built and compar: y new Brick House. The location for a private residence is very desirable. Immediate po: jion given. T O: ird cash; the balance in 6 and LF has the privilege of paying the whole purobase money in cash If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days from the day of rate, the trustee reserves the Fight to resell the said premises at the riek and cost of the defau'ting La pe All conveyancing revenue stamps at the cost of purohee{RLES H. UTBRMEULE, Trustes. _apT-coldde GBBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. ¥J.0 McGUIRB & & CO., Auctioneers, OHANOERY. SALE OF LUABUB IMEROVED ND ERinenov ED PROPERTY By virtne of a decree of the Supreme Uourt of the Birtrict of Columbia, passed in chancery cause No. 366, Graham va. Grahan etal., I shall sell af public” suction, on TUBSDAY “aP cRRNOOM, April 18. at 434 o'clock, on me premises, Lots 1, 4. 5, 6 and 7, in square No Lot No 7 fronts ea tively on Maneenent | “avenge, Jist street porth & atreet, and is improved by = sonrane two. story cottage and outbuildings, with . oe garden laid ont on the groucds; Lots mo: 4.5 eek e have been gubdiviced into thirteen ‘dns Building lots, fronting about twenty five trot e: on Connecticut avenue, be ween north R and streets: some of them ruaning through to hese lots were occupied by the late Guy id bern an rope Tden ave flog shade trees in fr ificonted for cottage site. Terme cash Donvarsnsine and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers: Wary. RENDALL, Prastes, apta JAS. OC. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts. ag THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED, Is conacquence of the death of the President, antit MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 21th, same hour and place, FEN DALL, Trustee, “ap le-d 'GUIRE & CO., aucts. WM. L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. a0 ., bette, 'f B Horse and Carriase Bazaer, 9% La. th and lush streets. jo. Ove Bay Horse One Biiver Watch One Four horse Wagon Three Sets Haru soups m M. MATTHEWS, Admioistrator 7 LINOOLN RESPAURANT. WITH FUR- A AND EFFEOTS OOMPLETE AT SDAY next, April 25th, at 12 o’clock, noon, we shall eeil, on the premises, No. 496 6th atreet. Penn’a avenue, the Good Will. Fixtures and farnitore Somalis. together with a lease of two ars, at the nominal rent of only $33 per month, The house is in successful operation doingan ex- fi ering @ rare chance to any eal sons desiring & ing business establish men’ ap20 4t [Chron] B. LEWIS & 00., Aucts, GAGE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. K ermaster General will be eld Fo a ic a = idder, AbOTO, bidder, at Gie pores DS ell 4, TUKSDAY, Aprilit, TERSDAY. een eras > ril 25, TWO HUNDRED DP OAVALRY HORSES EACH These horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and forming purposes. many good bar- gaives muy be b Horses sold ae Sale to commence at 1) A, M, Terwe cash, in Gnitea States carreeey JAMBE KIN, Brovet Brigadier General, in cbatae First Divi- vision Quariermaster General's Off ce.ap3-20t cellent business, First Division, BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, per TENE SALE OF FINE SO Eh LoTs PRON UNG 8) KVENTH STREET WEST, AND ae ISLAND AVENUS AND 8 STRABT N On TUESDAY, the 2th day of April, we oon! sell, in front of the premises. at 4% o'clock z of Rquare No. 442, subdivided iato han ‘som see Lots runuing'to alleys. This propert situ only one square from the Railroad De) on 7th street, ima thriving and fast improv: part of the city. E . - Terms: Ons fourth cash; balance in 6. 12and 18 months. for notes bearing laterest frem date. A cash payment of $2) will be required at the poe of ale, to prevent Gay lapytad idding deed given free of cost, and a deed of trust, at one of the purchaser, taken. ‘Title clear. rhe ee etinE the Auction Plats of 8 me Bone. of the Bquare C ‘GO. “ap le-d Auctioneers. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BRoonD STREET, OAPITOL HILL, AT AUG- T10) On THURSDAY, the 27th instant, we shall seil, in front of the Ti eh at sixo’clock Pp. m., parts of Lots 25 and 26, in Square No. 732, with the im- rovements, which a handsome Frame Dwei- ue House. with brick basement, containing eight conremeny ee eet rooms. gas and water, also, Wood-hor table, and Carriage house. The whole front ‘in 8 fest on Second etreet east, between South d .. between Penn- 85 lvanie avenue and St. eter" 8 One rch. The lot runs back about 120 feet to a wide private alley, Iti il set in shrubbery and fruit trees. ‘Th roerty is beautifull and eliglbiy siti ted, h st front, and presents man ducemente’ to any person wishing to obtain & some residence Title indisputable. Terme ca’ All ponvevanoe at the cost of purchaser, includ- ing Tevenue sta’ pe One hundred dollars will be required when the property ia knocked 0: df the purchaser should fail to com oi OF sale in five days from day o' quae. Rete God righ’ ae @ Fisk and con piaioe the same three times i i ‘the National ‘iatel eer, pie GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, nd Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, t, Auct.; Georgetown, D.C, XECUTOR’S BALB OF VERY VALUABL: ata neo Pe acs IN QEOHGETOWS é n MONDAY, May 1, at 5 o'clock p. will se in font ‘of the premises. midd.e Part ol ee No. 76, in Beatty & Mawkins’ addition to town, fronting 25 feet on the south side of Fires atreet. between Market and Frederick streets. and - running back 100 feet to a wide alley, The im- rovements consist of & & two story Brick louse, Containing ten rooms cellar, with @ cistern in the yard, sy is one of abe ee rea ae e third cash: 3: On months. ? ished interests wo be ported ie ry oa 2 truston FO} All a ae ‘and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, M. A, DOUGHTY, Executor W. apd THOMAS DOWLING, NG, Auot, ¥ J. 0, MoGUIRE & 00.. Auctioneers. TRUST ESY SALE OF A A VALUABLE OO eel ND OfHEBR PBREONAL PROPERT Br Virtue of a dred of trust, 24th 1364, and duly recordea t at 4 41, folics's74, &¢., one of th Land dé fer Wash hington Oounty. District sof Columbia, I hall i,on ORNING, April 25, com- meses atlo ienvas a oR premises, Re or ired lease (two years to run) of the * estaurant,’ situated on the south side oF Pon's avenue. between Mth avd lth streets, being pum bered 213. T! rooms in ene haces. and the ong =. es, in the city. I oda, Bedstexde, Tatte a, toven, Mit! 15 rooms, nage Liquors, “Fermacash rnstee, _apit-dis_"_J.0. Ricdoree & BO aan: pi7-die_ 0S BY McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, ALABG TNT OF GOODS TO BE SOL! auenig WE PRN RESEKVE. paz ie see Faesdaye areetiae aad onl ° “Foe biekent task price paid for — ke. t T sales tly att oat sim: mia ites Aucta._ Mae Bouodemty Might 113 Pa. Bloe: wah, sae pros ther chei: puluy aed Jonker Olnbs pod, other, chales arenas: sale se above,