Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1865, Page 3

So BE ar ee LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Brahe gtetclaes serio-comic drama “The ictim, esque “The Stranger,” the Zone ballet “La Maja,” and other attrac- jOns. Wastincton THEATRE —Sharpley's Min- strels, with new ballads, songs, dances and other corkonian novelties. Oxrorp Matt.—«Fanchon, the Cricket.” trapeze performances by the Miaco brothers, ballet, songs, dances, &c., by the entire com- pany. Opp Fatrows’ Hatr.—Fourth grand ball of the Independent Social Club. A pleasant time is expected. LE0TURE, by Rev. J. McKendree Reily, D. D., on “The Universal Yankee Nation, or the ‘White American People,” in the 6th street Presbyterian Church, near Maryland avenue. ee ee SERvicEs AT THE HEBREW SywNacocua.— Saturday morning, a! 9 o'clock, the Washing- ton Hebrew Congregation assembled at the Synagogue on Sth street, near H, to hearan Oration upon the death of the late President by Dr. Isaac Leeser, of Philadelphia, editor of the Occidenr, and the oldest Hebrew minister in this country. The morning service was conducted by ». Wiel, reader of the congregation, the choir, Consisting of ten singers under the lead of Mr. 1. L. Blout, performing some excellent music. ‘The service was closed with a prayer for the repose of the soul of the late President, and the speedy recovery of Secretary Seward and family. Dr. Leeser then proceeded with his oration. ‘Tke Woctor’s introduction was avery eloquent reference to the sad event which had induced the congregation to invite him to this city. Sach afflictions, duly considered, should in- duce all to inquire whether we should rely Upon our own strength or trust in God, whose band is seen in all events. The Doctor proceeded with a recital of the circumstances attending the destruction of the sons of Aaron, showing that the nearer we are t% triumph, the nearer we are to death; and the silent submission of Asron to the will of Ged as exemplifying the duty of the faithful under such circumstances of affliction. God watches every event to turn it to good. We dare not say that God directs the hand of the assassin or the robber; but after the work of the assassin has been accomplished, the afflict- ing event may be turned to good. Death, to the faithful, is deprived of terror; it is but the portal to eternal life. The doctrine of the res- urrection was beautifally alluded to, and illustrated by the seea planted by the husband- man, which, thouge it presents all the appear- ance of corruption, still retains the germ which will spring forth in more than its formergiory. Bearing in mind this fact, it is our duty, like Aaron, to submit with childlike simplicity to Ged's perfect judgment. When a great and useful man has fallen, we feel as if we had lost & member of our body. We should also feel our meekness and turn to God for advice. ‘When bis son bad fallen Aaron felt that God Dad justly smitten, and submitted to his will. He dia not exhibit bis grief by loud weeping Snd wailing. No sound of complaint escaped Bis lips—be was silent. The recent event is sad, but it is questionable if we donot forget to recognize the hand of an overruling Providence. The great work of the deceased was accom- Plisbed. Had he lived 1,000 years, perhaps nothing could have been added to the renown Of the great good man. That death Should lead to our improvement, ‘We should consider that in the midst of life we @rein death. Inglory near our end; in tri- umph near to death. How many have been improved by the death of Abraham Lincoln, our late President? How tew have regarded it as they ought? A tew-days aad the memory of the honored dead will be forgotten in the perplexities and Allurements of the world in which all will participate. Our grief is not like Aaron’s. Oh! that people wight value. the example of kind- ness and benevolence lett them by the onored dead. We honor in the Uhief Magistrate that which is more than the Chief Magistrate, the heart that knew how te feel, as exemplified in his efforts for peace anda restoration of har- mony among the people. If we could be as- sured that the successor of the late President would be like him, we could say his deeds live after him. The Doctor then applied bis discourse to the congregation—purity your hearts, If pare, you may look forward to death without alarm. You will meet your Father at the portals of heaven waiting to welcome his child. It your hearts are not purified, your return to meet him must be one of pain. He then alluded tothe prayer for therepese of the soul, and spoke of the belief of the Is- raelitish Church against eternal doom. Every mation is not as we, commanded to worship God after our form, but ev man of every mation who does the will of God has a part in bis favor. The Doctor declared it the religious duty ef every Israelite to love the country in which he lives, and strengthen the bands ef the rulers ‘by obedience to the laws. The honest and de- voted Jew in &ny country must be a good cit- izen. He exhorted his brethren to show to the world sincerity and uprightmess in their re- ligion, and let their neighbors see sincerity in Judahism. Pray for the blessing of peace upon this nation. Pray for the mercy of God, for this eivil strife and bloodshed must have been the result of sin. The epeaker closed with a prayer for the soul of the jate President, for his family and the Government and the nation. The dis- course was listened to with profound attention by the entire congregation. > Decegze or Divorce.—Last week, Judge Wrlie, sitting in equity, made a decree divorc- ing Margaret Hertford from bed and board with Joseph Hertford, with alimony at $50 per month, she to have control and custody of the children. The respondent filed a bill sometime since charging his wife with adultery, and subsequently the wife filed a bill, when on the last petition the evidence was taken before Commissioner Beale and alse before the Court, ehe proving cruelty, &<c., which resulted in the granting of the decree as above stated. S. L. Phillips tor complainant and M. Thompson for respondent. 2 — Reat Estate Sarzs by J. C. McGuire & ‘ Co.—Lot 22, subdivision of square 2~5,on K street north, between 12th and 13th west, with @n excellent three story and basement brick dwelling, to James W. Sears, for $5,600. Lot . Square 92, improved by frame house, for 1,755. Lots M and N, in same square, for Sy gents per foot, to James Henning. ©. H. Utermenie, Esq., as trustee, yesterday afterncon sold dwelling-house and lot on N Street, between 9th and 10th, to Mr. William Wal), of the firm of Wall & Stephens, for 83,640. a Coxcert.—To-merrow evening, the popular Wasbington Quintette Club give another con. cert in the lecture room of St. Jobn’s Charch, for the benefit of St. Alban’s Church. The services of several accomplisked amateurs bave been offered, which, with the acknowl- edged talent of the (uintette Club, give as- surance of & rare ente. tainment. hs ———- ‘THE GEAND CONCERT of the female grammar schools of the Ist, 2d and 4th districts comes off to-morrow night at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th st. The progragme includes many of the choicest selections, and promises a rich musical treat. CITY ITEMS. —— Jzweiry! Jewgetry!—For only One Dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 133 Penn. ay- enue, near 44 street. poche on AT THE STORE oF MgssRs. SMITH Broa. & o., No. 161 7th street, can be seen one of the finest assortments of English, French and American cassimeres and coatings ever offered in this city, which will be made up to order, under the direction of Mr. U. Palmer, in the finest styles, at prices that defy competition. We would advise all to examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. 3t oS STE SpxzcraL Norice.— We call particular atten- tion to our sale of valuable real estate, to be sold at 4 o’clock to-morrow afternoon, and continued Thursday and Friday, at the same hour. This property is worthy of public at- tention, and will be positively sold to the high- est bidder. For particulars see Evening Star and /ntelligencer. ©. R. L. Crown & Co., Auctioneers. ~~ > AinGs.—Beautitul new styles of garnet and claster rings, for only One Dollar, at the Dol- jar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penn. avenue, near 45 Street. In Baltimore, he B h former mm the th . as, JOSN E ALUBN. of Fairtex Dashields. JO8 UBN, of Fairfax, HATT(s, daughter of3.H. Clase, of the jp the 24th inst JULIA &.. wife of Albert M. @ daughter of Henry L. and Sulla A. yrar of her age vited to attend The rients of the fam) her funeral to morrow. | Wedsentgny fom bet Inig, gesidence, 120 Pennsylvania avenue, at 3 On th inat , after alingerin illness of con- gemvtion RICHARD H. BRAWL GB, in the 3th ne’ Il take place from th. his brother, No. 2 ¢ 20th st om Wedeeeiee! the 26th instant. at 40’clock p. m..to whish Bis friends and the friends «f the family are invited 8p25-2* to attend without further potice. ___ BALLS, PARTIES, &¢. Bort: BOOTH !i-THE LAST BALL AT THE LD Bagle Hotel, 7th street north, will be givenon FRIDAY EVENING, the 2th stant. All come, Tickets $2. Sold at door. ap 25-40" BOF. KRBIS’ GRAND ANNUAL MAY BALL P AND EXHIBITION will feke piece at Odd Fellows’ Halton TUBSDAY EVENING, May2. Tickets, 82; admittin, a geationss and two ladies, to be had at Fm 2 Tis’, Met- zerott’s, Philp & Solomon’s, and all the prin ipal Bookstores, or of any of the pupils: Bp 257t pre RINI takes leave to announce toh: and citizens of Washington, Georgeto: id Alexandria, that his Gran Fi and Exhibition May Festival will take place at hin Academy, Temperance Hal. on TURBSDAY BVENING, May 9th, 1355. Tickets to be had at the principal m adies wishing for invitati avective names at J bet. sth and 10th st: ic aud book stor can leave their F, Ellis’ Music Store, Pa. av., ap2s td L_oexour FOR FUN TO NIGHT, We respectfully call the public’s attention to the IRON MOLDERS’ BALL, which comes of THIS BVENING, the 25th, at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Navy Yard. The Committee has spared neither pains or expense to make it one of the most grand affairs of the season. Come ene, come all. Managers. Jehn Shadwick, J, Comnor, Wm. Dowell, J. Daughton, J. Leng. Wm. Mills. 1t* Gui BALL OF COLUMBIA ENGINE CO, No. 1, will be given on ONDAY, MAY 1st At ODD FELLOW'S HALL, Navy Yard. The Company will spare no trouble to make this Bal) an agreeable one to all who attend Refreshments fu: = Tickets can be ed at an he public recur. of houses in the Firth, and Sixth Wards, or frem any member of the Company. By order of the Executive Committee. Thos. H. Robinson, John Smoot, . Kaufman, W P. Hick: Geo. Hits, C.J. Beers, A. P. MeKenna. ap 22-dtMi* GRAND MAY BALL, The members of the VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY, OF GEORGETO WS. i Take great pleasure in informing the citizens and sojourners ef Washington and Georgetown that their fifteenth annual Grand May Ball will take place on MONDAY, May Ist,im the splendid Hall over ine Fe nex ette which all are most re- spectfully invited to attend. The mapagers pledge that allshall be done to make this the Ball of the season. e beat cotillon band in the District has been engaged for the occasion, Manakers om part of Gitizens. Hon H Addison B Forrest "thos Dowting BA B8hirn Jehn Fowler RL Cropley: WH Godey Ed Lynch George Barnard IC Heiston Wm Wheeler John Love JW Brovaugh JJ Bogue Philip May David Edea J Donelly HJ Baker J MSBtake 8 Primrose Chas Carman On the part of Philadelphia Firemen. Jacob Tripler. Benjamin Rennier. Managers on part of Potomac Hose Company. John Loyd Philip Unger Manager: on purt Fire Department of Washineton. W Dickson. ...—...............8team Fire Brigade --—-- Washington City Fire Departm’t James M Colgan. ibernia Thomas J Melson.........—— —.... —. Meigs Dennia McOollum.——. 71. Rucker William H Hines. Manaxers on part of Vigilant Fire Company. HanC Addison Ed Cammack jr Bd Pettitt Anthony KedierJosGraham ‘RA Fugitt HG Divine Travis Cocker J Peasner John Q Larman Ed Owens W Robinson Jno Shackelford Robt Hunter B Addamson J B Merritt Jobn Baltzer Tickets TWO DOLLARS; admitting a Gentle- man and Ladies. ap 22-8t * will be held a’ 6 * street. on THURSDAY EVENING, Ma’ lth. Tickets $2. to be had of his pupils, or at the door on the night of the ball. ap 20-eolit* O*%X ACCOUNT OF THE SAD CALAMITY and bereavement which has fallen on our Nation, the INDEPENDENT 80CIAL8, will postpone their 4th Grand Ball at Odd Feliow’s Hall. to TURSDAY EVENING, April 25, 185, ares net would ke pleased to see their Mhickets ont for the Isth are good for the 25th. ord BOC Be mise er oe. ‘T. KING » Treasurer. NINTH GEAND REOPENING & ~ GEO. JUENEMANN’S PLEASURE GARDEN, Corner 4th and B streets, Capitol Hill, MONDAY, April 17, 1885. Dancing every Monday afternoon. A good SEND inengaged for the season. api3im* GEO.JU EMANN, Propr' a GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS IST OF LETTERS REMAININGIN THE Pogsr L OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D. C., APRIL 22, 1860, i To obtain any of these letters, the applicant mua call for ** advertised letters,” give the date ofthia list, and pay one cent for advertising. i If not galled for within one month, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Place the postage stamp on the upper right-hand corner, and leave space between the iS=up and direction for post-marking without interfering with the writing. A request fer the return of a letter to the writer, if unclaimed within thirty days or less, written or Tinted with the writer’s name, pest office, and Btate, across the left-hand end of envelope, on the be complied with at the usual pre. gaia rate of postage. payable when the letter is e writer face side, will elivered to t! LADIES’ LIST. Brotherton Mrs ¥ Kim Mra Peter Brick Mrs Carrie Kirby Mrs Sarah Belt Mies M A Kuhns Mra J A Bishop Mise M Kane Miss Eliza isho: King Mre BM Brose Brasil Laverell Mra Wm Bowers Miss Lizzie Layer Mra Ann(co d) Bowman Mrs Ann McMahen J McMilian Miss M Manning Mi+s Norah Masor Misa 8 Nelson M O’Nenl Mrs Catherine Parker Miss Maggie Pooman Mrs Low Penny Mrs Isabella Booley Mrs AM Carroll Miss Sarah Carpenter Miss Cozzens Mre M Coleman Miss C Daily Mrs Payne Mis: Emenuel Mi Rolls Mra MO Foster Miss A V Riley Mra Mary Graff Mrs WS Rhodes Miss M Gantz Miss Sarah Dn Mice Mt torsom Miss M Rogers Mra H E Gasaway Mary Seaman Mre BJ Gems Miss Mary Smith Mra Gant Miss M A-3 Smith M Gis! ac Scott Miss Marion 2 Sharp M-2 Sebastian Miss E Btewart Mrs Ester Miss P Sherwood ™ Holisnd Mrs Trammell Misa J Hail Miss M Tarr Mrs Hi 4 A Hughes Mr: Vogle Mre Virginia in Wetzle Mra Gy thia Wilson Mrs A Weaver Mies Ellen Walker Mra Elizabeth Weaver Mra Augusta Wilde Miss M J Johnsen Miss A E Young Mrs Lettie Jones Miss A E GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Addamron Richd Ford Hear, McFarland J F Allen Joo E Fry Hugh M = Mason Harrison Honesty Miss Louies Hutchins Miss LV Hargbt Miss E M Hourly Elizabeth Hess Mise AB 2 Harman Mrs A Backer TH Flagg A D-2 Murray Birch Jacob Gent Wm Newbold Walter Birch Randolph Grimes Rev WWNichelson B Bauer Mr Geaslin @aml Norton jcolm Bates LC Gates Bobt Northrope J W Baker Jno B ross Nickerson Cap@ BrannockGapJ Green J P.Jr Neill Geo W Baker Jacod Godfried Geo O'Neil Solomon Busey John Hate WJ &Co Petit Wm H Pendleton WA Pearsall Robt Pettit Jao F Pettit Jno Robinson BA Cammack Jos Humphrey Wm © edrey JasM Harley JJ Coombs CaptJZ Hicks 3 M Cuffee Jsson Hatchison G@ H hamberlain H Head Andrew J ‘aymond Jaa R ussell Jas A Btevens Sami 8 onsor Geo P Jackson Cap © Chaney Gus Knott Wm, Jr Conway Tarry Keyser Jno re Casey Dani-l Kinney J & Sullivan fhos Creeker8 D Knott Jno T Smith Fredk B Caider & \be Lank Oap WE Shea Sami Donnell Lynnenbum B Tilghman Nace Davis Bever} McManus TS Tyier Bolomun Drake Oap PM Marrey Richa Thomas Jas Darling Oap JB Mosher Louis F Waller Geo lis TS Morgan Lewis Wright Robt-2 by Patk Metez Jno W Wol Pisk 8 Milton Mitchell Jerry Wetzel Jno MISCELLANEOUS.—Secretary of Freedmen’s Relief Association; Mattie; No. 45 Ist stre HENRY ADDISON, P.M. VOCAL AND INSTUMENTAL CONCERT WEDNESDAY NIGHT, April 26th. 1335 at the Lecture Room of St. John's Churoh, George: tewn, D. C., corner of 2dand Potomac streets, for the benefit of St. Alban’s Church, by the WASHINGTON QUINTETTSE CLUB, Messrs. Dawson, Ball, Tabler, Noyes and Hodgson, Mise EB. B. Turner, Mesers. 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 $1; for sale at the drug store of B.3. T. Oissel, corner Congress and Bride sta., George- town, Philp & Solomons, Washington, and at the door. The Piano used kindly loaned by Mr. Met- zerott. ap %4-3t* NOTIOB 18 HEREBY GIVEN that 8 per cent. discount on taxes for the current year mn ex' ed to the Ist . 5 padtifi OHAS. D: WELOH. Osilector. SUIS STHERLOPE HR mendations give: WANTS. — WANTED—4, GIRL i one, mhe, understands . Inquire at Kagl Det ith and ISth ete ee apts ate ANTED TO RENT—Two unfurnished BOOMS all houre. i$ Addtese Beit Star Mca ent BUT be mons WANTED-A BOY, to attond a Bogar Stand Inquire at FE; avenue, between it ‘and ‘ieee ied Ww YOUNG MAN about ior I years of to make hi seful. Apply Markham Hotel Ce 3t ANTED—An intelligent BOY, (white) Per- 6, 09%. Atigrome for Ghent, asin Roth Washington Building. ap 2at® WANRTED_S0me Feliable person to buy a pay- Toquisn oe We Ora eee will be root ° eB, . i Room No. 3. payee ree pms ANTED—By a respectable Girl a SITUA- sewing, Address Box No. 36, Star Office. TION to do nursework or chamberwork and _ ap? FIRST OLASS COOK WISHES A SITOA- A TION, OR ee 2% . Can come well eecommended, In- quire corner Ist and C sts. g-house or restaurant. Recom- if required, Please address to Bow32, office. _ i NTED—A SITUATION byAmerican North- @rn woman ss nurss, or is willing to take charge of a houte fora gentleman: youll like to go in the country. Please addr box 3 Star office. es — 1t* WANTED-A good C00! WASHBR and IRONER; must come recommended. Good wages will be given to a competent person. Apply at 404 north G1 ween itt ap 25 2t™ street, between Jd and 434. YOUNG MAN, experienced in the dry goods busicess, with a knowledge of city trade, hav- A ing beat of city references, and recommended by A. T. Stewart & Co.,N Yerk city, desires & 8 ATION as salesman, ‘Address WOY., Star office. ap 25-3t* \TANTED—Two ROOMS adjoining, well fur- nished, a8@ parlorand bed roem, with Board, A) in a Northern family, by aGentleman and Wife from the North, who eeves in one of the De- partments; if suitable wou nently. Add: id desire them perma- ress “‘E.’ Btar office, stating terms and location, ap 25-2t* ANTED—Two good coli LL BOYS at V the Kirkwood House, eregrBR ap 2-20" No. 46 Jefierson st,, at Kirkwood House. Good wages will be g V Apply at the Bt f he Btore o ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Three good CAB- PENTEKS. Apply to CIS8EL & GRIMES, eorgetown, D,O. ap 21-20" FOR RENT AND SALE. UBRISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—For rent, comfortable ana ished ROOMS. at Mo, 450 12th at. bet Qe nate The location is one of the most desirable in thecity. ap 13 tf ‘OB RENT ‘OB SALB— Fivery avaiable FURNIT re A b) io HOUSE, ‘thir nee nooner ta ‘one of the beet the city, The rent is the most mode- For information a) 5 ap 13- 'T WO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN TO BE a ‘kK aveaue, bee tween Mhaotih* 340 New Yor! cars taast A mero neten Sos buses veeanaaced 34 with water and gas. “ap 25-6" _ (T WOLARGE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, floor, at No. 31 Tadinas avenve. ‘betworm id and 436 ate. : ap 25-3t" poh ee ee Ee es A LABGB HOUSE FOR RENT AND EORNI- TUBE FOR SALE—Inquire of 308 F. KEL LEY, Beal Batate Agent, otic 363, Sth West, near I street nor ap Two FURNISHED ROOMS, suita- sekee! a oo aunty pecuaat .% . ‘wee! Ith and loth streets west, wp 252k" A BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT ON 20TH street, between Land M streets. Inquire in the next store, two doors next the corner of M, on Quth str Bp 25-3t* bo children. “AP: A LONG LEASE with alterations in building, (if required itable for a larce business, on 7th street, near Patent Office. Enquire at No. 152 Pennsylvania avenue, between 17.hand lieth sta. FOR BENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE For articulars inquire at No. 350 K atreet, bet. 12th and 13th streets. ag 24-2t* PEISTING opricy FORSALS.—" THE MARY- Md LAND REPUBLIUAN,” printed at Annapolis, BILEY, Atcapolis, Ma.” PP ep ast [FOZ RENT—A BRICK HOUBE, containing 12 rooms, situated at the eorner of North Capitol an Streets, Inquire at Mrs. PPERT'S Butehe; Stand, Nortbern Liberty Market, FO GRNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT—Withont Board. Boarding houses inthe neighborhood where meals are served. References exchanged. Apply at Ni 10 New York av@mue, between sth and 10th 1 ap 4-5t™ —This amount will buy $2,000 worth $1 30 of select FUBNITURE. including jano, Dishes, Bedding, &c., and secure one of the most desirable three story Brick Houses, cen- taining 9 rooms, ata low rent, for a private family, Address C., Box 304 P. O. ap 24-3t* W ANTED—One Scrub GIRL; one able and wil- ling to work can havea good place, Inquir ep2t-2t* ANTED—At the Mount Vermen Hotel a firat class woman COOK, corner 6th and N streets. 0d 1 in. ap2i-2t* J ANTED—Two good SALESWOMEN. To ex- perienced hands good wages will be given. ts. MCCLOBKY, No. 377 street, one door above I, ap 24-3t V berwork Ne Irish 269 Pennaylvani streets. Ww ANTED—A good DRESSMAKER to sew ina suitable for h fons in @ private family. Address “A. B. Office. V taurant. TREMANT, Post Ofice, Washington, ANTED-Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, tbree doors north of Pa. avenue WANTED—An industrious, tidy WHITEGIBL, American or German, to nurse and do ckam- meee apply. No. 150 mats A v. between L st. and N, Y. a’ ab ap 24-2t* Vv ANTED—PLUMBERBS AND GAS FITTERS, Apply at once to J. W. THOMPSON & enue, between 10th and lith ap 24-2t private family for a few weeks. Apply im mediately at No. 266 H street, between 18th and isth sta, ap 24-2t" 2G from May Ist, an UN- ED ROOM. Address B. | ANTED—Bv the FURNISHED HABLAN, through Post Office, stating location and terms. ily. Apply at WM. C. O MBA) ap 24-20" \ ferred. Toa good workman good manent rituation. st., @' ght doors abeve Odd Fellows’ Hall. ap 24-3" - ap 2s 3tt_ ANTED—By a respectable weman,a SITU- ATION to do plain ome, in is fam- A’B, O24 Pa. av. ANTED—A good PAPERHANGER, one that understands making and hanging shades pre- 8 and per- No, 456 7th J.MAREKIT Fe SALE—A finely finished STORK, one ato: two rooms, suitable for amy retail busin The stand ia good. The subscriber is now doing a fine business—tailoring and scouring—and only sells on eccount of desiring toleave the city, For particulars and conditions apply at this office, or to the subscriber, corner 16th and I streets. Bp 24-3t* EDWABBD COHEN. Fo, SALE—One BUILDING LOT, situatea on _, the corner of seuth B and 6th streets, Capitol Hill. Inquire of Mra. MAGER, corner of 6th and Maryland avenue. ap 22- Fo RENT—A part of a HOUSE, a square anda half of the Capitol; best location in the city, Fine walnut Furniture for sale at reasonable prices ifdetired. Inquireat 244 Pa. av. — ap 22-3t* Fo SALE—The STOCK. GOOD WILL and FIXTUBES of a Millinery and Fancy Store, No. 253 7th street, near Northera Market. we ap ee RENT —Three FURNISHED ROOMS, two on first floer, one om second. Conveaient to Bepartments.and city cars, Inquire at 422 lith street. &p 22-3t* FO, SALE—Thetwo-story and basement BRICK HOUS8S, No. 72 Indiana avenue, north side, between lst and 2d streets west. Immediata por session given. Terms, inquire of J. FP. HALIDAY. Real Estate Broker, 515 lith street, south of Pennsyivenia avenue. ap 2 lw Fo REN? OR LEASE—A two story BRIOK HOUBE, censaining: five roems, with furni- ture for sale. on Oapito! Hill, located on the cor- ner of fth and A atreets, two squares from the cars. Inquire at J. BROWN’S Restaurant, corner of 13th and Pa. ave. ap 22 lw* ANTED—Two or three firat.clase OABPEN- TERS. Nove others need apply. Good wages and steady employment. Apply to BAR- RON a SMITHBON, I street, bet, 2 aad sthvats, sland, W 4D IMMEDIATELY—A small farniahed ap 2i-6t™ OUBR, or three or four furvished ROOMS, sekeeping, or board for four per. C.,’’Ptar Bp 24 at* W ANTEDIMMEDIATELY—1 or good CAR- A ENTERS. Apply at cor. Pa. av ,and 22d st. ANTED—A GIBL; cne who understands Cooking. Apply at171 Pa. ave., Eagle Res iis ee eet ANTED—A SMALL HOUSB or two or threa KCOMS in a good neighborhood, id ap 22 Pistols, Pawnbrokecs’s Tickets. Furniture, Clothing, or anyarticleofvalue. The highest cash price paid, or exchanged for other goods At inger’s Sewing Machine Agency, 502 9th street, &p 22-1m* _. For SAGE-A line BRICK HOUSE, three stories high, with double back building, con- taining foarteen rooms, No. 399 18th atreet west, between F and Gstreets north, First Ward, wih gil the modern improvements, will be sold low for cash or on long credit. JOHN B. WARD. Lumber Yard, ap Cintel.) 22th street and Cansl. ESIRABLE ROOMS FOR RENT —-Three ROOMS on the second floor of dwelliag No. 270) Vermont avenue for rent; two of them have large beds suitable for two persons each, and one with a single bed. The locatien is central and very convenien? to the Departments, being be- tween H snd I streets, near Lafayette Sq) Rent $20, $15, $10. Table Board can be had BROWN ’S, immediately opposite. '@ LET—Pleasant furnished ROOMS. connect- ing or single. in a private family. Terms moderate; at 350 E streot, betweea 1th and 11th ats, ep2i Im* 22 ot Ts FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with or withont board. in a private family. Inquire at ee Dunbarton street, Georgetown, D. C. apil- DEP their upen patients. present indubitable evidence of good character and habits, including strict temperance, and of sincere and loyal attachmentto the Government of the United States. Other things being equal, preference will be given tohonorably discharged soldiers. of Georgetown. Apply to corner of Bridge and High streets. ] ANTED—Atthe Government Hoa Insane, at St. Elizabeth. D. one GAR- NER and several BINGLE MEN and MSN and WIVES, without children, as atteadanta To be successful, applicanta must ap 21 lw [Intel. & Chron} ve ama)l FARM of 1) to.40 Acres, with HOUSE containing 7 to & rooms; elevated po- sition; within 4 miles of the city by drive, or 6 by railroad jone neara station eieres: Address Box 1 Siar Office. (intel. ap 8-eolm* NTED—A WHITE GIRL to do the work of a small family living just outeide the limits r. A. i. SADOLIF. ap 2) e03 WANTED TO SB8LL—A BLAOK&MITH SHOP. TOOLS and LEASE, on K at., bet. 9th and loth. Enquire on the premises, ap 20 5t* V J ANTED—4 gocd FARM HANDS. Apply to FARMER, at the Soldiers’ Home, near Wash- ington, D. ap20 6 A FRENCHMAN FROM PARIS, who has re- ceived an excellent education, having his evenings disengaged, (free at 5 o'clock p.m.,) some lessons in the French lan- best references given. Terms mod- ¥.T.,Box1 tar office. al4 Im* EER SKINS WANTED |—The subscribers will pay the piensa cash prices for DEER SKINS, a phair sakeeea Glove apufactory, 105 High reet, Georgetown, D. C. novie-tf BAMSBURG & EBERT. WANTED 4 limited number of PUPILB inatruction on the piano forte. Best of erences given. Apply at No.525 H st., between 6th and 7th sts. Mar 13-tf WANTED, 300,000 LADIES MORR, Who want the new style of Coliar, to bring their Bwias Muslin, &c., to WM PRINCE’S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 341 Fatreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Ruffies witnont the use of gum ee end ars the only machinss here todo such work fab 3- W AN D HAND NI Airo, MIRKOBS OARPETS. BEDS, BE DING.and HOUBEF URNISHING GOODS ofevery description. BR. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. jo 8 tf between G and H, east side. PERSONAL, N OTIOB—Any person indebted to R. Morrison will please call before the firet of the month, at7th etrect north and settle, Bp 22-4" B. MORRISON, — D PHILLIPS has removed to Penne: a enue, near léth st., over Mesars. Kidwell’s Drug 8tore. &p5 3mif* RY @OOBSB AT STILL LOWEE PRICES. I have this day opened a new supply of BLACK 8ILK8! received from the last great Auction Bales in New York; they will be sold below IMPOBTING PRICES! GBEOS DE RHINE from $1.25 upwards, . LYON BLAOK TAFFETAS, BLACK GROS GRAINS, Double Chain GROS GRAINS, best quality, @BEOB D’ECOISE, splendid make, GROS GRAIN NOIR FIN, ALSO, ALEXANDSER’S KID GLOVES. A new supply of BLEAOHED GOTTONS, @ 3-4at 12% cents. 7-8 at 15 and 18 cents. 4 4 at 20, 25 and 30 cents. 54 PILLOW CASE COTTON at Scente. 104 SHERTING at 80, 90, and $1 per yard. EB from 25 cents upwards, HANDS BECHIRFS from 12% cents, lendid stock, LINEN and LINEN GOODS and thou- sande of other articles. COAT’S SPOOLS 8 cents; PINS 5 cents, at 8. M. MRYENBBRG’s, 48 Market Space. bet. 7th and sth sts, ap 21-3t (under the Avenue House.) UNDBEESIGNED has maoh pi; § snoeiecaiag 8 receipt of a very BLEGANT IMPORTED B1LE COA’ very liberal donation from ouse of Me: om & Oo.,for the benefit of Bt loys’ This Coat will Sod will be ‘all this week mibition.-¢ ag week, on ex 01 store of Messrs. Bickerton & Oo.. No. 504 $e o! lessrs. street, between Penusy!vapia aven and on the Syecine of the Fai ONDE? ae NING next. the i7th inst., at the Table cf ap 12-e08w* Mrs FRANOI8 MOHON. OWING PROMPTLY ATTEND: Potoninc Tow Companys Boats eto GOV. CUATIN, snd BELLE HAVEN. Apply to fhe Gaptains on board or to JNO. B. DAVIDSON, Water Diceet, Georgotowa, may 13 or {OR BALE—ON LONG TIMB—A FABM af 150 L acres, about |3 miles from the city, wear Oolea- ville, Maryland; well watered-and a Brick house; or would exchange it for eity property. For fur- ther particulars inquire of A, MORKHOUSE, cor- ner of K and 25th streets. Ap 2i Im* Fo BENT—The thre. story BRICK HOUS No. 371 F street, 22 door from 9th, opposite Patent Office, containing eight Rooms, with the Furniture, Bath Room. Speaking Tubes, Gas aud Water, and other Modarn Improvements; a de- sirable situation fos ® professional man who. desires an Office and residence together. Posses- sion given on the lat instapt. Apply to J. DEN- I8,Jr.. No. 21 ¥ederal Baock, cor. 7th and & atreets petwoen 8and9a.m,,and4and5 p.m, p 21-5t" {OR SALE—A LUMBRR& PLANING and SAW ING MILL, with engine and machinery, and one of Pages’s patent Saw Mills, all in complete runngg order, with tha Frame Building situated on the canal. near 6th street and Center Market House. Will be scld cheap by Sppring ts N BRADY, m 20-2w* No. 547 13:h street; Island. | ie SALE—A Sirst-rate FRAME HOUSE, con taining 9rooms, together with 9 valuable Lota, all in choi it, such as peaches. pears, cherries, plumbs ani Rees atof the best selection, with & pump of exeellent water in the yard, on the oor- ner of G, street and Penasylyania avenue east. For further particulars cal remises, No.575. [mh 2%-eolm*] _D. CARROLL. USINESS ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALB I B THE CITY OF WASHIN' IN. y In consequence of the ill health of the proprie- tor. a Well established and profitable wine, liauor and family grocery, wholesale and retaii, business is now offered for sale, togethor with the lease of the premises, about @ve years to rua. The stock consists of a very choice and well se- lected assortment of the above articles, and will be sold in whole or in part. Apply. for further information, by letter, to J 03. is 5 L80N, Box No. 334 Washingten Boss Boe; For BENT —On the Ist of May or @arlier atwo story BRICK HOUSE, ia one of the deat iuca tions in Georgetown, Apply at Mrs. JOHN HAB- RY’g, Congress strest above Stoddart. ap18 it™ ro RENT—The old established FEED STORE 425 Massachusetts avenue and 435 K street, alro the stook and fixtures for sale, Inquire on the paemiseat ap 18-6t™ Fo £ALE—A TRACT OF LAND lyiog in Mont- gocery County, Maryland, adjoining Fort Buraner.about five milestrom Georgetown. D.C., and contaiping about five hundred acres, upon whieh i rame Dwelling and outer buildings, and a good orchard. It is also well watered The above property will be sold in whole or part to suit purcharere Apply to L. A. LODGE, idin, near Fort Sumner, or address the subscriber at L. A. LODGE. ashington, D.C. Bp 1e-10t* {OR REX T—A fine HOUSE in Georgetown, D. C., containing fifteen rooms, with water and gas, Known as No. 40,0 lst street, between Po- tomac and Market streets. A lease will be given from one to four year For terms, & , inquire of JOB. F. KELLEY, Real Btate Agent, office 363 8th street west, near I street north. ap li-tf {OR SALE—A good HOUSE containing four rooms, suitable for a boarding house or res- taurant, situated between F and G streets, 2tat sees. one of the best locations in the First ‘ard. Terms reasonable 1eizt" . B. B DENNIS. OK SALE —$5 000 cach will purchase a strictly first-class HBBTAURANT, centrally located, iz & 8a! Lt usiness. ‘OF par- TTGHELL to cor. Pean, eth street. be Cees x Im" FOR, S4E5-A RESTAURANT on north side &. avenue, bear National Hotel; would make Sulooa. Addeeaa imeem et on immedi a Ofice, Washington, D.O. 7* Anse atime FIEBT CLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE. Loffer at private sales part uf my farm, known as “Woodley ” containing, by arecent survey, 33 acres. 3 roodsand 18 perches; an adjoining tract, mostly in timber. of 22 acres, 2 roods and7 perch: es, will be added, if di The improvements are 8 li LING, beautifully ted and cemmand- in arhington city, the Potomac river and th sero ending country: a large Barn and Stabl house, filled with Ice, and other necessary outbuildi here isa large number of Fruit trees, stai and dwarf, embraciag 7. bor: is situated im th Wash‘ugton, D. 0. one anda half mil Gecreriore: directly east ban etre th to Tennallrto posed publi je mor’ ant ry, TO) iS called Woodley Road,” a parrot which : last frost the place will ir, by wi withia ‘alten minutes’ driye of Washington 7. ‘A farther description of thia preperty is d ots al purchasing ace esary contem invited to examine th pace If not of ai rivets sale before the it - jac tacma ize of Oharion M. Matthews, w. No, 51 Congress atreet, Geerge- town, opposite the Post Office, er corner of Bighth wi etdertearrusad eee showa i Pim2s-Stawtt P. A. BOWEN, 2 —A fine BRI iT S F285 wOUsm, celtevie ter tures hones: es central locationin Washington; rear of 27 street, north side. T Veo Boterate. Ay and ice cream no Ferme J. BELLEW & ee B70 F sorith of Odd Fellowe’ Halle yea ree ANHOOD AND YOUTHF' VI MAressined by BELMDOLD'S BATE Sar ous, mar 2-6 AUCTION SALES. BX 748. 0. MoGUIBE & 00., Auctionsers, BALE OF FUBITUBB, &c. On FRIDAY MORNING, April 33, com: at 16 o’clook, we shall sell, at No. 351 Mi corner of Sth, mneral assertment of Fura: a & gentleman removing from the city, consisting Qne Rosewood case 7 octave Piano Forte Two Gilt Frame Pier Glasses, Slabs and Bra kets One Suit of Parlor Furniture, Upholstery in Da- mas! Waiet chr Weasroe* Lind Bedstead carvi enn! 1B ia Wainut and Mahogany Bureaus and Washstands One tion Oak Cottage Chamber Suit edetents, ron B: rib Maitress ses, Hus! attresses Feather Beda, Boleters ead Eillows Parlor and Chamber 8 xtension Dining Ta! s. Dining Room Chairs Refrigerater, Crockery and Glassware. cing ALSO, Ten basketa medium quality Ohampazne. Terms cash, yp 25-0 3.0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. BY?. C. McQUERE & CO., Auctioneers. REMPTORY SALE OF BIGHTEEN SMALL BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER OF NEW BAMPSHIER AVENUS, NORTH L AND 22D On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 19th, at 42 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell eighteen sma)l Building Lots, situated at the corner of New Hampthire avenue, north Land 22d streets, and fronting respectively on said streets. This will be a fine opportunity for persons of small means to obtain a lot. Title perfect. Terma: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premis. meonrevances d stamps at thecost of the pur- at a vent of $10 will be required on each lot at ie time of sale, ap8-dts J.C. MceGUIRE & CO., Auots, B@- THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED, IN consequence of the death of the President, until SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 224, same hour and place, JAB, C. McGUIBE & CO. apis Auctiones: W7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER POST- poned until MONDAY, May 4th, same hour and I Wap2-dts J.C. MeQUIRE & 00., Aucts. AUCTION SALES. —————_ THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. '¥ J.C, MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, BXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE DILDING Lots. ONTING SEVENTH STREBT WEST, AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND 8 TRAST On TUBSDAY, the 2th day of April, we shail seil, in front of the premines. at 4% erclock p . Beri of Bauare No.2, subdivided tuto handsome of; running to alleys. This property ie Po y Ce square from the Railroad Depet t ree ty ima thriving and fast improving ol Ons fourth cash; balance in for notes bearing inte A cas yment of $2 wilt en quired time of s alo. to prevent irresponsible idding. 0! ‘ost, cont of the purchaser, takene | = lee OF teu aser, taken, Title clear. Plata of the Square may be seen at the ome. 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., apls-d Auctioneers PY J. O. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE AND OFHBR PBRSONAL PROPERTY, By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date August 2th 1554, and duly recorded in Liber N.O. T.. £0. 41, folios 474, &¢., one of the Land Records for sebington County, District of Columbia. I shall sell,on WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 26, com- mencing at 10 o’clock, on the premises, the unex- ired lease (two years to run) of the * Imperial staurant,’ situated om theBouth side of Penn's avenue. between lith and bered 2 There a: the house, and the location is among the best im Yshall sell, at the same time, the Per- nal Property, consisting of Beds, Bedstesds, les. Carpets, Chairs, Loungas, Stoves, Mir- rors, &c..embracing the faraiture of 15 rooms, together with the Bar Fixtures, Liquors, Cigars, Termacaah, D, N. TUOKER, Trustee. _ap l7-dts J.0. MCGUIRE & 00., Aucts ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION BALE OF WINES LIQUORS AND SA FIXTUR: At public avction, on WEDNB8SDAY. the 2th inst., at 10 o’clock a. m., we sitall geil, on the corner of C and New Jersey avenne, Depots genera! acsortinent of Wines and “T e uore, alsna int of Honsehold and Kitchen Farnitore 2.2 8 cash, _GREEN & WILSIAMS. Aucts. BY 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABUB IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, parsed in chancery cause No. 368, Graham vs. Grabam etal., I shall sell at public auction, on TUEIDAY AFLERNOON, April 18, at 4% o’clock,on the premises, Lets 1, 4, 5, 6 and 3, in square No. 92. Lot No.7 fronts respectivefs on Connecticut avenue, 2st street and north § street, and ig improved by s aesirable two-story cottage and outbuildings, with a fine garden laid out on the grounds; Lota No. 1,4, and 6 have been subdivided into thirteen fine building lots, fronting about twenty five feet each on Connecticut avenue, be‘ween north R and 8 airects: some of them running through to @lst atreet. ‘Phese lots were occupied by the late Guy Gra- ham as a garden. have fiae shade trees in front, an are well _noated for cottage site, 8 Cas) Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers. war, ¥. FENDALL. Prustes, ap 4-d JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO.,, Aucts. a7 THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED, IN conrequence of the death of the President, until MONDAY AFTERNOON, Aptil 2th, eamé hour avd place, WA. Y. FENDALL, Trustee, ap 1s-d JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucis, a2? THE SALE OF THE ABOVE, EXCEPT the cottage and two of the lots in the subdivision, is postponed until MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 1, at thesame hour and place. M, ¥. PENDALL, Trastoe. ap 25-d J.C. MeGUIRE & OO.. Aucts, B* JAS. 0, MOGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEB’S 8ALE OF FOUR ACLES_OF LAND ON SEVENTH STREET ROAD AT PUBLIC AUOTION. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia, in chancery cause No. 277, ET sh on WED- NEBDAY, April 19. elf o’clock p.m _,on the pr at public auction a valuable Cs near the Seventh street road, and within halfa mile of the toll- ate, containing about four acres. one roed and wenty perches, ard Known as lot No.7. Bof the subdivision heretofore made of part of Bell’s Plaing, Lamar’s Outlet, and Incolence. knewn as Padeworth. This land lies between Seventh straet and eG Doe roads, and is within a mile anda. half of the city. Mr. Benjamin Summy, living near the premises, will show the premises to any parties desiring te purchase. z Terms: One-third cash, and the balance in equal payments ix and twelve months, secured by a deed of t onthe premises. Deods and stamps at purchasaz’s cost, Durenanez's COB y. FENDALL, Trustee, mar2d J.0. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, Bo-TEZ ABOVE £48 IS POSTPONED IN conreq sence of the death of the President, until TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 25th, same hour id place. acoa WH. Y. RBRDALL, Trustee, api8-d 3.G, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. -RGZTHE ABOVE SALE 3S FURTHER POST poned until WEDNESDAY, May 3. same hour asd plaga. WM. Y. FENDALL, Trustee. ap 25.4 5.0. Mo@UIRE & G0", Auris. B* J.C. McGUIRE x OO, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF A RETAIL GROCERY AN BPORE. ORRY AND) L once Bay MORNING at 10 o'clock. we will sell,’ at the at. a Knott, No. 233 ise atreet, corner of ie, bin stock of Inei Groceries, Liquors and Fancy Goods, em- Sugars Teas ana Collecs Large lot Molasses Boxes gorse Fone. Btaroh . 0 Kes yc adi » Bo &C. Gsses Bourbon and Gibson Whiakey Cases Brandy and Wina ap. Cloth-pins, Brushes i Pails, Tabs and Washboards ey amp, Lamp W Boxes Candles Jellies, Canned Bi Catanp. &c. May lst, commencing ry Fruits Lot of Fancy Goods, apa BY 3, G@. STAFFORD & CO., Auctioneers, ALUABLE PROPERTY OPPOSITE THE AR- SENAbL GROUNDS AT AUOTION, : On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 23th, at six o’elock, on the premises, we shall sell part of lot No. 5, inequare No. 656, fronting 27 feet on First street. between P and Q streets south, and run- Ding back 173 feet 7 inches. The improvements consiat of @ well-built two-story Frame House, nearly Dew, with a never failicg well of good water on the premises, - This property fronts Ist st. wert. in the imme- diate vicinity of the new canal, in course of cen- struction by the Government, and opposite the arsenal grounds, and ina thriving neighborhood, where property have largely enhanced in value. Terms: One balf cash; the balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Conveyances and stamps atthe coat of the purchaser. ap24 (Chron,) J. G. STAFFORD & OO., Aneta, BUSTEE’S SALB OF A VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, By virtue of a decree of the Oircuit Oourt for Montgomery County. sitting asa Court of Equity. ina cause wherein Henry H. Dodge, assignee o Lorenzo Thomas, and others are Complainants, and Lorenzo Thomas and others are Defendants, the subscriber. as Trustee. will sell, at Publie Suction, on the premises, about one mile above Teppvallytown, D. C..on SATURDAY, the 29th of April, 1855, at i2 o’clock m.,allthat FARM lately occupied by Reuel Keith, and known formerly as the**McB!¢roo Farm,’ containing 115 acres, 1 rood and 22perchesof Japd, | a The improvementa Consist of two plain framé Dwelling Mouses, large and commodious Barn. and other necessary outbuildings. There is on this place a very large and thirfty Peach Orchard, This Farm is situated in Montgomery county, Md., immediately on the turnpike leading from Georgetown, D.C., to Rockville, about 4 miles from the former and 9 from the latter place; it adjoins the lands of Joseph H. Bradley, Keq., Dr. idson, the pike dividing the: e ef the mest desirable farms in the near proximity to the District ci Thi count: ies renders it desirable as a country seat, as also a market farm. Any one desiring to view ths premises before the day of sate, or wishing information in re to them, will be shown them or the desired in- formation given. by calling on Richard Will 8, Esq , who resides nearly op ite the premises, or Jon. H. Bradley. Era.. Wasnington. DO. rms of Sale: Cash on ay a! z apts JOHN BREWER, Trustee, Q Paine BrYLES. SPRING OLOTHING. WALL, STEPHENS & OO. Are now receiving and have on gale @ full euppty of Spring Clothing, for IN AND BOYS, GENTLE which they wall offer at great bargains and sell at very low prices. $e? WALL, STEPHENS & 00., \d 322 Pennsylvania ave. mh 90-Imif between 9th and loth sts, “ABHIONABLE MILLINBRY ANB DBE&S FAS? UR RING ESTABLISHMENT. Mrs. 8. B. DABLEY, late of Baltimor: would respectfully inform the Ladies of ington and vicinity, that she has on hi seme aseortment of Millinery at 5: onporite Intelligencer Buildin. nasa Onilaren’s Hats and rd ap 13-30 AT OHINESR REM- A, GLEBT, Bro— ORM 4 OvRE. i ISH-WANG, THR EDY FO GONORE purely vosetatler Te by ciscoani tobe tats vw e Bo bad odor, and may Reetint in the vest pos it with B . Price Fidvors sold by, OMm's, RROMME, ansceeor fea ype Oe cams a oe Svenue, Beatby man 7 oo daG-coly * HINA, Ibi je BAR Guat ES, LA GLABBEB, and ev and others, and opposite the tarm. Hr AND TALLOW. Will be gold at public anction, on WEDNES- DAY. the %th instant, at 11 o'clock a m, et Bixth-street Wharf, the following articles, more or less: 3.562 Salted Beef Hides, 219 Dry Beef Hides, 14 Dry Calf Skins, 49 Sheep Pelts, 34,114 pounds _f Tallow, (Beof,) 58034 gallons Neatsfoot Gil, 2,612 pounds of Tallow Scraps, 4,950 pairs of Horns, 2,0 assorted Empty Barrels, ‘Terms cash, in Government funds, jeutenant Jo! 4, 1855, I Washington, April Y 0. B. L. CROWN & CO,, Auctioneers] EXECUTOR’S SALE, OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED “PROPERTY, By order of the Honorable Orphans’ Court of the District of Cotumbia, we will sell, by publi auction,on WEDNESDAY. April 26th. at 4 0’clook Pp. m.,in front of the premises. Lot numbered twenty five.(25,)in Sauare numbered four hua- dred and eighty Fix, (435,) with the improve: which area good two story Frame Dwelling, and other out-buildings. Also, at the same time and place, we shall sell Lot numbered twenty six. .) in Square four hundred and eighty-six, (155.) with same improve- ments. This property is on Sth street, between @ ana Be ficesta, and) oppolite Bt, Mary’s Osthoile urch. And on THURSDAY, April27th at 40’clook p. in froat ef the premises, Lot num- n Square numbered five hundred This property is situategon street. between 4th and sth streets, and Is im- proved with a good Brick Dwelling, containing seven rooms. And on FRIDAY, April 25th, at same hoar, we shall sell.in front of the premires, Lot num- Dered ten, (10.)in Square five hundred and eighty- ) with the improvements, consisting of This property is on E atreet, streets. Islam a Frame Dwelling. between 2d and E Terms of sala: One-half cash; the balance in six and twelve m E . All conyqe nates: poruaing revenue stamps, af ost of the purchaser. Seine 3 BERNARD HAYES, Executor of Bernard Giveny. deceased. _ap15-td* C.R.L.CROWN & Co.. A Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionee VERY HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SECOND STREET, CAPITOL HILL, AT AUO- ON. , Om THURSDAY, the 27th instant, we shall sell, it sixo’clock p. m., parts e No. 732, with thi i dsome Frame i or tem conveniently arranged rooms. water; also, Wood-h -house, Stable, and Girriage house. The whole front is 83 feet on Second street east, between South Band C sts.. between Penn- sy Pvania avenue and St. Peter’s Church. The loé runs back sbout 120 feet to a wide private alles. It is wellsctinshrubbery and fraittrees. This property is beautifully and eligibly situa- ted, having an east front. and presents many in ducements to any person wisaing to obtain a kand- ) Terms cash _ All conveyance at the cost of purchaser, includ- ing revenue ebie is One pane 2 ney will be required when the roperty is knocked off. PrP the purehaser ebould fail to comply with the terms of gale in five days from day of aale, the owner reserves the right to re sell the property at the risk and cost of the first purchasor by adver- tisiog the same three times in the National Intel eye GRREN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, D.C. 5 EXECUTOR’S EALB OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERPY EN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION, On MONDAY, May 1, at 5 o’clock p.m, Iwill sell, in front of the premises. middie part ef Lot No. 76, in Beatty & Mawkina’ addition to George- town, fronting 25 feet on the south side of First street, between Market and Frederick streets, and running back 100 feet to a wide alley, The im- rovements consist of a good two story Briok oure, containing ten rooms and cellar, with a cistern in the yard, The location is oae of the i : PGarme: “One third cash; “balance in 6 and 12 months, with iméerest, to be secured by a deed of trust on the property, Tall conveyascing and stamps at the cost of the Purchaser. 47 4 DOUGHTY, Bxecutor W. A. apd THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, YY J, ©. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. EXECUTOB’S SALE OF FIFTEEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON 16TH STREET WE&T, BETWEEN Q AND R STREETS. On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, April 11, at 0 o’clock, om the premises, we shail sell, fifteen val- uabdle Building Lots, fronting about 21 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 balance in 6 and 18 montha, wD ora sécured by adeed of trust on the premiees. A parcient of $20 on each lot will be required of eitccnvera rt — et at cost of the par. conveyancing an: - chaser. ida ‘SOHN B. TURTO! . Executor, ap 6-d&ds J, O, McGUIRE & O0,, Aucta, S@-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED IN grananaene® ot the rain until THURSDAY AR- ri me hour and place. TRENOON, APYOUN by TURTON, Bxecutor, apl2-eokds J. OSMcGULRE & 0O., Aucts, a7- THE ABOVE SALE 18 FURTHBR Pos?- RPE RGSN Lespeede aaeencarteg meee , Apri ,8ame bour at 5 ADHN B TURTON, frases _Sp2l-d 3. C, MCGUIRE & 00., Aucts, Bre STAFFORD.& OO@Auctioncers. “MONUMENTS AT AUOTION. On TUESDAY EVENING, tue 18th inst., at 8 o’clock, on 15th street, opposite Riggs’Bank, we shall eell a large collection of Italian and Ameri- iouagt ie Meunaatsat sae cae be we esi, ean | = eae G various fives far of which will be w 5 i apizd”'$: @. STAFFORD & CO., Aucte. oy USL APEV aN Ts roeteonas Un A" , the mDAt., BA! Tr an lace, apl7 J. G. BTAFFORD & 00,, Aucts, 7 THE ABOVE SALB I8 STILL FURTH: je 7th tnetaat, at ly sold, postponed until THURSDAY, th 12 o'clock m., whea they will be positi as the owner is about t> en, im other business, ap 24. J.G@. STAFFORD & CO., Aucts. QPF! ©. 8. OAprToL axtENsION, On SATURDAY, Apel 23th, coimene 0) o’clock a, m., the lowing property will be sold. t public auctio: v at on pote On ar the grounds north of the tt : Bight (8) ful draught Three (3) fow-bed Wagon, is ot) Gaetesingine bon exten ne (1) ewin a9 @: Five (5) Oarta, a One (1) single Oarriage, Hour 1 acta cart Harsees. ‘our ae ar! 5 In addition to the above will be sold a large lot of old ‘materials of val fous kinds, for which is no further use. By order of the Becrotary ores Taterior, ap 22 General Superint eS ek. conan Ee Y MoDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, 7 ARGE AMOUNT OF GOODS TO BR SOL! s Bverion WITHOUT RESERVES AT On FRIDAY MOBRING. af 10 8.1, stres' new, Furniture, Watches, Ji £0o'pocket Outlery, Notions, Besar vaney Bee: ae la of Ingrain Carpet. ment of } Paintings. wings Day sales Mondays and Frid Nigot ‘sales Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays and Saturdaye, commencing at7 p.m. he highest cash price paid for Furniture, &e. ai st it] SHES cOORNoEL, asc OORE’S WEST UGBTO! M avenue, south wae. aa : Sockey ab and athe hig Perfumery, with a large stock of for. sale a6 above, moat Ly.