Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1865, Page 3

a. * —_ _ Seo eee LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Oxvorp Hati.—Fanchon, the Cricket.” trapeze performances, songs, ballet and negro delineations. CanTERDURY.—The drama of “The Victim,” the burlesque ‘The Stranger,” ballet, songs, clog dances, and otber attractions. GonzaGa HaLt, F street, between 9th and 10th.—Fair for the benefit of St. Aloysius burch. Rare fancy articles, an elegant sup- per, music and other attractions. Sore Musical and Literary Soiree of the Young Men’s Christian Association, at the 4th street Presbyterian Church. Last entertain. ment of the kind this season. —__—.__—_ PUBLIC ScHOOL UonceR’ The concert last night at OdojFellows’ Hall of the pupils of the First, Second and Fourth District Female Grammar Schools and the First District Male Grammar School was overflowingly attended, and went off handsomely. The chorusses were &8 was to be expected, the best rendered, but most of the solos, duets, quartettes and quin- teties were suffictently well performed to re- ceive warm spplause. _ Among these was Solo and Chorus, Ella Lee. Solo, Miss Rosa Utermehle. Duet—What are the Wild Waves saying. Miss Allie Hirst and Master John Marett. Solo and Semi-Chorus The Beautiful Day, Solo, Miss Emma Flenner. Quintette—Sing, WhoS: Masters O. Odell, J. Bangs, W. Snyder, R. Thomas, J. Marett Solo and Ohorus—Fanny May, Solo, Miss Allie Hirst. Solo and Semi-Chorus—They Sleep in the Sonth, Solo, Miss Fannie Lemon. Solo and Quartette—The Bridge of Sighs, Misses UO. Thomas, E. Thomas, B. Robey, and M. Gray. Solo—Pass Under the Rod, Solo, Miss Allie Hirst. Solo and Choras—Night Closeth o’er the Murmuring Sea, Solo, Miss Olivia Williams. Duet—Matrimonial Sweets, Mics M. Riggles and Master James Bangs. Duet and Quartette—Mother Will Comfort Me, Misses E. Flenner, F.Gudgin, M. Lemon and T. Lyons. Soleand ()uartette—_Why Have My Loved Ones Gone, Misses E. Thomas, M. Gray, C. Thomas, L. Hinton. In the course of the evening Miss Withers sang the song composed by her brother, Prof. Ww. Withers, Jr., “Honor to our sojdiers,” which elicited much applause. A pleasas.t feature was the participation of the male pupils of the First District Grammar Sohool, (S.J. Thomson, teacher,) and whose excellent performances, especially of the quintette, added much to the interest of the performances. — Navy Yarp.—The gunboat Mercury, Cap- tain Walker, arrived Tuesday from the lower river. On the way up, when near Nanjemey shores, a colored boy, named Wm. Edwards, felloverboard, and was drowned. Another man fell over at the same time, but he was secured. while Edwards was not seen after he first sank. The second ships galley, designed by Mr. Wm. Young. of the Plumber’s Department, ’ has been placed in a position in the Yard tora trial, and a number of officers will this week examine it. Heretofore all ships galleys burnt ‘wood, but with this the hardest coal can be burned, it using about I: pounds per day, while doing the cooking, mcluding bread baking for 30 men. It possesses many ad- Vantages over theold galley, although not oc- cupying as much space, and being quite as jarge as the old fashioned ones, and the draft can be regulated so that any degree of heat can be obtsined and at whatever point the cook wishes it. The first one of this pattern made ‘was placed on the steamer Mattavcassett, about nine months ago, and the officers in their re- port toe the Bepartment, speak in the highest terms of its capacity. Should this galley be adopted by the Department, it is claimed that it will be & great saving, especially on ships on some foreign stations, whe-e wood cannot be bad, and will obviate the necessity of carrying any peculiar kind of fuel for the galley, ee Aw ExciTemMentT.—Last night the vicinity of the Kirkwood House was all excitement, on ‘account of a rumor that Boo’h was seen to entera building in that vicinity, dressed in femaleapparel. It appeared that a wellknown individual named Joe Hill, lately a watchman at one of the corals, went into Struckman’s Testaurant, on 11th street, and said that he saw Booth, dressed as a female, painted black, With a white negro wig on walking on cratches. who entered a builcing in the square. He spoke to Booth, and Booth recognized him and said, “Joe, don’tsay anything!” Struck- man called on officer Holbrook, who took Hill to the station house. As soon as he got there, the officer in charge remarked, ‘drunk again,” alluding to Hill. Sergeant Tait did not wantto lock him up, but heard his story and told him to go home and get sober. Hill left and ina very short time after his story got ont, causing some excitemont, and the Provost Guard and Detectives, in order to sift the mait-~, made a search of the square from house to house, and from roof to root. The po- lice too were ordered to the spot with the same object. An immense crowd was assembled in the streets and the avenue, and passengers were required tokeep on the pavement next to the curb. About $% o'clock the guard was withdrawn, and the crowd gradually dis- persed, it having been definitely settled that there was nothing in Hill’s story. eS ES May Bart.—The Columbia Engine Com- pany are making great preparations for their grand ball, which takes place on the Istof May, -at Navy Yard Odd Fellows’ Hall, and no doubt a fine time will be enjoyed by all par- ticipating in it. This ball is for the benefit of the Library of the Company. in which many of the members profitably spend their hours, but the shelves need replenishing, und by this means they hepe to accomplish this object. Sie SEE Rea Estate Sate—By J. ©. McGuire & C©o., Auctioneers. A two-story brick house and Jot on 4th street, between N and O streets, to Thomas U’Barne for 81,300. CITY ITEMS. es JEWELRY, Combs, Buckles, Jet Setts, Gar- net Setts, Sleeve Buttons, Long Chains, Brace- jets, Rings, &c., at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pa. ay., ner 43g st. 1t* Se Rare Mvsicat TReaT.—The grand vocal and instrumental complimentary concert ten- dered to Mons. Alexandre Wolowski, the dis- tinguished and favorite pianist and composer, takes place positively /o-nigh', at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. Professor Wolowski will be assisted on this occasion by Mme. Gomez de Wolowska, the renowned prima donna of the Italian opera; Mrs. Lizzie King, the accom- plished harpist, and a number of fine singers and performers, Mons. Wolowski’s pupils. Knowing Prot. Wolowski's reputation, and the programme 60 interesting, we don’t doubt ot tne Odd Fellows’ Hall being crowded to its utmost capacity. a To YounG MEN AND PARENTAa.—Bryant & Stratton’s Business College, corner 7th and D streets, is now in successful operation, with complete departments of Book-Keeping, Pen- manship. Telegraphing and Phonography. Young menenter atary time. Thisis the most extensive and elegant educational institution in Washington. Call and see. 2t* (eal AN OLD MAXIM is “To look before you leap.” We wonld therefore advise young men to call atJ H. Smith's, No. 46) Seventh street, and look at his splendid stock ot spring goods, be- fore purcbasing elsewhere. Ali his goods are eponged, and made up in the latest and most BALLS, PARTIES, &. AND Furs oP BERN Ast, 1355. Committee of Ar: —Jno. Myers, Mar- tin Oraben, Yona Gonuers, John Foley, Sonn Ban- Tickota $1, admittiag a Gentleman and Ladies. ap 27-4 THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD Will give their GRAND MAY BALL, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, ox WEDNESDAY BV ENING, MAY 34, 1355, Tickets $3, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies; to be had of any of the Members, and at the door on the night of the Bali, By order of the Committee. [BE SEVENTH GRAND BALL HIAWATHA CLUB ap7z7-6t for the benefit of WM. W. GODDABD. which was itponed in consequence of the sad jaui- y, will certainly take place on THUBSDAY EVENING, May ith. at Ten pernnce Hall. B street, between Sth and lth. Tickets $1, admitting» gentleu ladies, By order of ap 26.20May1,2,3,4* COMMITTEE. HE SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS’ A8- SOCIATION aT ill give their Second Grand Pic Nic at SEVENTH STREET PARK On MONDAY, May 1, 1935, commencing at 1 o'clock, Ticketa § cents, admitting # gentle- man and ladies. No expense will be spared to make this one of ene best of heise NM ites range’ os G. A. Besstfors. Ce H.J. Leesnetzer, Martin Darnell, B.L Rowland, James Hanley, T.H, MeGrat Jacob Miller. Clarke Burgess, i Geo. Donohue, Wm, Daw. ap 25-4t* OOTH | BOOTH !i—THE LAST BALL AT THE > Eagle Hotel, 7th street north, will be given on FRIDAY EVENING, the 2th in- stant. All come, Tickets $2. Sold at t! door. ap 25-4t" pReez, KREIS’ GRAND ANNUAL MAY BALL _ AND EXHIBITION will take piace at Odd Fellows’ Hallion TUESDAY EVENING. May2. Tickets. $2; admitting a gentleman and two ladies, to be bad at J. F. Ellis’, Met- zerott’s, Philp & Solomon's, aad all the priacipal Bookstores, or of any of the pupils: ap 257t Georgetown and Alexandria, that nis Grand Floral and Bxhit_tion May Festival will sek eg isos at his Academy,Temperance Hall.t on TUESDAY EVENING, May 9th, 1855. Tickets to be had at the principal music and book stores, Ladies wishing for invitations leave their re- srective names at J. F, Ellis’ Music Store, Pa. av., bet. Sth and 1th sts. apes td GRAND BALL oF COLUMBIA@ONGINE CO, B No.1, will be given on MONDAY, MAY 1st At ODD FELLOW’S HALL, Navy Yard. The Company will spare no trouble to make this Ball an agreeabie Ove to all who attend. Refreshments furnished to the ladies. . Tickets can be procured at any of the public houses in the Fifth and Sixth Wards, or frem any member of the Company. pe By order of the Executive Committee, Thos H. Robinson, John Bmoot, @ Koufinaa, WP Bice eo. Hits, . J. Beers, A. P. McKenna. etn 22-dtMI* GRAND MAY BALL. - The members of the a VIGILANT FIRE COMPANY, OF GEORGETOWN, 4 Take great pleasure in informing the citizens aud sojourners ef Washington and Georgetown that their fifteenth annual Grand May Ball will take place on MONDAY, May Ist, in the splendid Hall over the New Market, to which all are most re- spectfully invited to attend. ‘The maragers pledge that all shall be done to make this the Ball of the season, ‘The best cotillon band in the District haa been engaged for the eccasion. Managers om part of Citizens. 2 Hon H Addison B Forrest Thos Dowling RA Shinn Jehn Fowler RL Cin ed W_H Godey Ed Lynch George Barnard JC Heiston Wm Wheeler John Love JW Brosaugh JJ Bogue Philio May David Edes J Dorelly HJ Baker J M Btake 8 Primrose Chas Carman On the part of Philadelphia Firemen. Jacob Tripler. Benjamin Rennier. Managers on part of Potomac Hose Company. Jobnu Loyd Philip Unger Manager: on part Fire Department of Washinston. W Dickron. woos wpe -+:--- Steam, Fire Brigade D Sessford. Washington City Fire Departm’t James M Colgan. —_. _ .. Bibs ThemasJ Metron. Dennis McCollum William M Hines. John T Chauncy. John F. Maddox. James Lowe- Managers on P' lant Fire Company. Han Addison Fd Cammack jr Ed Pettitt Anthony Rodier JosGraham ‘KA Fagitt G Divine Travis Cocker F Peasner John Q Larman Ed Owens ‘W Robinson Ino Shackeiford Robt Hunter RK Addamson JBMerritt John Baltzer, Tickets TWO DOLLABS; admitting jentle- m-8t man and Ladies. lth. Tickats $2, to be had of his pupils, or A NINTH GRAND REOPENING AL PLEASURE GARDEN, Dancing every Monday afternoon |. RUSSBLL'S MAY BALL, is H « will be held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. on THURSDAY EVENING, ‘May at the door on the night of the ball. ap W-eolit* or GRO. JUENEMANN'S Oorner ith and B streets, Oapital Hill, MONDAY, April 17, 1335. A good BAND inengaged for the season. | apis Im™ GEO. JUENEMANN, Proprietor SST GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS WANTS, —— ere ANTED—A GIRL (white), to do the work of aemall family. aauire it 428 Net. north, between 18th st. and Vermont it ANTED—By a respect irl, a S{T- WOTION soca eee ea. Please call at Ne. $049 2th at., betwee ae pn ee ES YOUNG GIRL WI8H TION AS A Sambermaic, or to dovgraeral housework n s a] mily, stree' = tween @and H.-P? ® = ap 2-3t™ ANTED—By the lst of May, by a permanent aod responsible tenant, an Unfurnished HOUSE of 6 or8 rooms. Would buy some furni- ture Address Box 275 Oity Post Office. apz/-3t* WARTED—By a respectable woman, a SITU A- TION as seamstress in a res family. pectad! Good references b 5 Box 34, Biar of"e, can be given, Address a jAaN«BD IMMEDIATRLY— A thoroughly competent LAUNDRE8S._ Best references d M&B GEO. PARKER, required. Me Cor. 4% and O streets. ANTED—A OONPECTION ER—on derstands hi it employment. 0 18 9th and 10th sts. ap: WANTED-a WOMAN, ‘white)to cook. was! and iron, for aswall family. Must come well recommended: Apply at 356 © street, between 4%: and 6th, ap 77-3t* WARTED— A good COOK, WASHER AND ITRONER. Colored preferred. Apply im- mediately, Recommendations required. B. COHBN, 329 Penn. avenue, _apm-2tt Boot and Shoe Store.__ SITUATION WANTED—By a respectable yours S lady, 28 CHAMBERMALD and acsiet in sewing andirening. Good reference from her last em- pleyers. Piease address a note to Box S37Bae office. ANTED—Bya young girl, who hasa Wheeler Ww & Wilson sewing-machine, a SITUATION asoperator. References if required. Please call for two daysat Nc 30 432 street, south of Penn. avenue. it* Vy ANTED—A DRESS MAKER. One that un- derstands cuttisg and fitting None buts competent band need apply. Apply at No. 290 New York avenue, between 6th and 7th streats. Ap 27-3t V Rees ® respectable settled woman a SITUATION as nurse and seamstress, whois capable of taking the entire charge of an infant, Very best of references given. Apply at MB3. FLEMMING, 542 K street, between 3d ands ANTED—A MAN to tend tos horse and do generel housework, at Rullman’s Hotel. cor ner 13th and B sts. ap 26 3t* V ANTED—By one who knows his business, a SITUATION ns gardener or steward ofa farm. Address Box No. 37 Btar Office. ——_ap6-3t* ANTED—First class Coat and Vest Makers: also, ap errand Boy. Ww Ry - Merchant Tailor, No. 426 Pa av., ap25-3t* bet .4% and 6th sts. WANTED—-A firafclacs CAKE BAKSR. Apply tases 193 4%; street, between F and G streets, ap25 3t* J. G. REISINGER. ANTED TO h2NT—A STORE on 7th str ¥¥ Any person having the same to rent wi pleaee call or address J.8.,396 7th street corner of H. = ap 25-5t" ANTED—A middle azed WOMAN (colored) to V Cook, Wash.and Iron. Alao, aGIRL about 12 years of age; 90 West street, Georgetown. ap fe \ ANTRD—AGENTS and DISCHARGED 80L- DIERS, whe can make $5 to $10 per day. Call at 271 Penn. av,, bet, l0th and lith, south side, ap 25-2t* EDWARD FITZKIE, W ANTBD-— By a respectable girl,a SITUATION as chambermaid or dining room work, Can come well recommended from herjast place. Ap plyon 9th street, second house from the corner of Ket. ap 25-2t* Foe GALIFORNIA.—Any lady who is going to Califorvia, and would like a female comoan- ion, can hear of one by addressipg “*CARRIR K H..”’ Wathington P.O. References give: quired. ee ap 26.2t" WANSTED—One large UNFURNISHED ROOM in house having modern improvements, woll situated, by gentleman whore family is abseat, Address to day, stating location, P. db. Box 694 ap 2-2t* ANTED. MAY 1—Bya gentleman and wife, WwW witbout children. three or four Unfurnished ROOMS. suitable for housekeeping, or an Unfar- nished HOUSE. Best references given and re- quired. Address Box 34, Star office, stating toca- tion, terms, & Bp 25-20" 7 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN about ifiez 17 yeare of age, to make himself generaliy useful. Apply Markham Hotel. ap 2-3 WASTED Some reliable person to buy a pay- ing business. or a partner will be. received, Inquire of W. H. COTTON. Washing‘on Building, Room No.3. ap 25-3" y J ANTED—By a respectable Girl a BIZUA- _ TION to do narsework or chamberwork and sewing Address Box No. 36, Star Office. p 25-3t* A YOUNG MAN, experience? in the dry goods business, with aknowledge of city trade, bav- ing best of city references,and recommended A.T. Stewart & Co.,New Fork city, desires a SITUATION as salesman, Addresa W. Y.. 3 office aps. ANTED—Two or three first-class OAR? EN- TERS. None otbera reed apvly. Goot wages and steady employment. Apply to BAR. RON & SMITHSON, I street, bet. 4% and ‘ith sta., Island. ap 2i 6t*™ V JANTED—A GIBL; one who understands Qooking. Apply 6t171 Pa. ave., Eagle Res. taurant. 2 JV ANTED-ASMALL HOUSRor two or three ROOMS in a good neighborhood. Address TENANT, Post Office, Washington. WASTED- Gold and Silver Watches, Dianonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’s Tickets, Furniturs, Clothing, or any article ofvalue. The highest cash Brice paid, or exohanged for other goods At Singer's Sewing Machine Axency, 502 %th strest, three doors north of Pa. avenue. &p 2%-im* \ ANTED—At the Government Hospital for the Ipsane,at St. Elizabeth. D. ©., one GAR- DENER and several SINGLE MEN and MEN and their WIVES, without children, as attendavts upon patients. To be successful, applicants must presept indubitable evidenos of good charactor and habits, including strict Seni persnce, and of sincere and loyal attachment to the Government of the United States. Other things being equal, preference will be given tohonorably discharged soldiers. ap 21 lw (Intel. & Chron.} W&ANTED-A small FARM of 15 to #0 acces, with HOUSE containing 7 to 8 rooms; sition; within 4 miles of the city by d ap 22 e@,or 6 by Appeals on the assessment of property in George- towm willadjourn fnally,on Mon jay evening next, ee = May. By order WM, LAIRD, Olerk. NOTICE 18 HBREBY GIVEN that = per (iin easeo nee ne caren i pnecerrent year Bas been ext ed to the Ist 0 ay. 1855. ‘apl-dtM1 CHAS. D, WRLOA, Collector. ANTED—By a singie gentlemas, a ROOM. furnished or unfurnished. on or about West street, Georgetown. Address J.0.0., Treasury Clerk, Washington P.O. ap 25-3t* REMOVAL, The undersigned beg leave to inform the citi- zens of Washington that they have removed to No. 346 Penn’a avenue, and 309 O street, under Washington Building, cor. 7th street, where they have just opened a fresh and desirable stock of BOOTS AND BHOES for Mena’, Womens’, Boys’, Misses’and Ohildrens’ wear, and which they efier for sale at the lowest price. ‘antee eatiafaction, Give usa call and we will LOOMIS & MAYHE _ap7-im* BIC 3 REDUCED TO GOLD. a NEW SPRING Goons OR LADIES, MIg8E8 AND CHILDREN. A large assortment of BOOTS, BHOES and GAITERS, fashionable style. AT THE STORE OF MEssEs. SmiTH Bros. & 4o., No. 464 7th street, can be seen one of the finest assortments of English, French and American cassimeres and coatings ever offered in this city, wDich will be made up to order, under the direction of Mr. ©. Palmer, in the finest styles, at prices that defy competition. ‘We would advise all to examine their stock before parch ig elsewhere. 2 DIED, This (Thuraday) forencon. at 105 AMANDA J f o’clock, AN ORDAN., of Fairfax county, Virsinine she rest in peace. = ROPOSALS FOR THE GRADING AND Pay- ing of Sth street west, from D street north to G street porth.—-Proposals will be received at the Mayor's Office un'ill2 &..on SATURDAY, May 6th, for the purpose of gradivg aud paving Sth street west, from D street porth to G@ street north, With stones timilar to those used in paving Balti- CS t, (Baitimore city,) pot over eight, or Jess than dve inches in diameter, and seven inches deep. or with cobble stoue not more than six or less than four inches in dismeter, whichever the Mayor way direct. dera will state the price per square yard for ty. and per cubic yard for ie be laidia @ bed of pure es ia depth, and the street Well wet before being rammed three times, once witbar nety pound rammer and twice with a ifty- Peund rammer. and then covered with P gtavel,tue whole to be finished to the entire sat- asfaetion of the Commissioners of the Fourth Ward, and the As-istant Jommissioners. JO8E?H F. BROWN, Acting Mayor. ap? eotMayi Aasistant Commissioners, yaste AOHEB OURED INSTANTLY, BY THE ENCE Oe peiucation of Dr Sigesmond’s Bs- = NOF OF PALMETTO It acts at once up oe. wen instants prin the, tect sebing. — t ; By this discovery decay teeth can be cured and preserved by filling and building up with Dr 8 ‘White’ TAL FILL- ING. Cheoplastic Bune Went inncen @ a roots. and teeth extracted without pain, at 260 Penn. WDHOTOGRAPHS painted wee Prot leap urtgt. Please wind gumcenaeg dress to Miss B. HOYT, Washington Post Office, Congress and Lace,) for genta and boys, igh and Low Quartered BUCKLED SHOES, BALMORALS, CONGRESS GAITERS, OX¥OKD and STRAP SHOBS of the best and me- dium qualities, A superior artiele of fine BRES: all at once, A. ap 1-eo8t 83,000 WOBIA OF BOOTS AN y BUORS > =m at PANIC PRICES!) HELLER & ©O., 492 7th street, having just received « large supply of all kinds of BOOTS and promiat the recent Panic Prices, and are now Geod quality Ladies’ Goat Bal Good quality Ladies’ Slippere at Go esnes 2 Ladies’ heeled Slippers, $1 25, High heel Opera Gaiters at Gentlemen's Long Boots at Children’s Shoes at 15 cents. Good quality Children’s Shoes at 40 cents, And ail Kinds of the best makes of Gent's Ladies’. Misses’ and Children’s BOOTS, BHORS aud BALMORAL8 at corresponding price t poor doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall our doors above ‘ellows’ al enn: VALISES aod TRAVELING BAGS 2 HELLER & 00.’8, 492 7th street, mh $0-1m* Betweén D and B streets. Ce CONCENTRATED EXTRAOT « 28 the Great Diuretic HELMBOLDS OONOBNTRATED BXTRACT SARBAPARBILLA, ts the Great Blood Purifier. Both are mageree according to rules of Pharma- ey and Chemistry, and are the most active that can be made. : mar 3 6m HINA, GLAS# AND CROCKERY WaR I ee recéived 9 fine assortment of, BAR GLASSES, LAGEB aud WEI88 BEER GLASSES, and everything to fit out abar or mers] assortment of pishing store ‘ou will nave 15 per cent. by cal fog at. E. FOLEY’S, 316 ¥ street, between 10th lith. ap7.im "Towne P beg stabs mage al lat MA ENT ac Tow Company’s Boats, GOV. CURTIN, and BELLE HAVEN ; the 0 on board. or to JNO. B. DAV. Water street. Georgetown. BLMBOLD’S FLU] Bhs OLD FLUID BXTRACT BUOHU 18 : odor. free from all injurious and ° jer propertics, immediate in iw ac railrosd:one neara station preferred. Address Box 1 Brar Ofice. Intel.] ap 8-eolm* Sa naa ‘ven, mn 7 ANTED—4 good FARM HANDS. Apply to Cee eae ee ee ee ioacd of W Eee fees se APE ington, D.C. apa) 6t™ FRENCHMAN FROM PABIS, who hag re- ceived an excellent education, having his evenings disengaged, (free at 5 o'clock p.m..) wishes to give some lessons in the Prench lan- The best refererces given. Terms mod- F.T., Box 11, Btar oftice. al4 Im* }D | ~The subscribers will tices for DEER SKINS, anufactory, 105 High guage. erate. Addre BER SKINS WANTS pay the highest cash at their Buckskin Glove street, Georgetown, D. U. nov 16-tf MSBURG & EBERT, ANTED-A iimited number of PUPILS for VY ‘instrnetion on the piano forte Best of ref- erencea given. & priyat No. 525 H st., between hk and 7th Diar 13-tf ANTE: WwW 300,000 LADIZS MORE, Who want the new atyle of Collar, to bring their Bwise Muslin, &c., to V PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 381 Fetreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Rufties without che use of xum Se aneare the only machines here todo such work feb 3- V ] ANT BD—-SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Al‘o, MIRRORS CARPETS. BEDS, BED- DING.and HOUBEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. BR. Y, 406 7th stre Jes tf between G and H, east ai PERSONAL, F IN O7tO% Bay person indebted to R. Morrison will please call before the first of the month, at7th street north and aettle, ap 22-4t" ~ B. MORRISON. PHILLIPS has removed to Penn: e ith st., over Measra. K: AT THE WELL-KNOWN HOUSE e M. WILLIAN RQ Ladies will find all the novelties Paris protuyes in LAOH GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, MAN- TILLAS, DRESSBS, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VEL- VETS, Ladies’ UNDER GARMENTS, HUMAN HAIB GOODB, Lubin’s and DeMarson’s PERFU- MERY, COU DRAY'S POMADS, etc. Ladies can have Dresses and everythingin the Millinery line made t> order. Hair Dressing, Hair Dyeing and Shampooing done in the house, and all Kinds of Hairwork mad to order. Orders given to Paris for any kind of Goods for not less than $100 will be attended to faithfully, M. WILLIAN, Importer, No. 306 Penns. av.. Washington, D.C., No.7 Cite 10-1m [Repubs heel ee Paris. SPRine BTYLES. SPRING OLOTHING. i WALL, BTRPHENS & 00. ré now receivin, otbnee reins brad have on sale a full supply GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, which they will offer at Rebs rhe ame fer at great bargains and soll at WALL ee PHENS & CO., P mh 9-Imif tween, ‘gh aed lothats, ADIES’ SPRING WRAPPINGS. Black Silk Ceate, Long and Short Sacques, Ligh tOloth Coats, Olreulars, &0.. dc. Long and Bhort Basques. 2 iroulars, &c. &o. Entirely ne: pantely gow 4 yas and et our usual moderate L' joode, and Uloakeand Manshase. wedies? Fancy 326 Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and lth atreetae N pee: apd Mantilla Rooms in 24 story. FOR RENT AND SALE. F RNISHED 8 FOR EENT—For rent, SE ERs 5 5 jou one of the mest dearrabis in She oity. ap 's cae OB RENT AND FURNITGRE FOR BALB_A F very desirable two bed fern) attic aotam, contain €, thirteen rooms, in one of the best localities In the city. The rent is the most mode- rate in Wash: further information apply at the btaf office counter. ap 13.t¢ QEYERAL LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— i ear bd pteek T—No. 74 Missouri Sen ar st OR RENT—Several | 8, furnished or un- RK farnished Goad oo eoleraauee required. Apply at 455 wth etween Dand B. 1t* OR RENT—A Brick HOUSS, containing eight Tat Ue and Ras gas all threuak the house sit- next door, mer of 24 an sts. por’ apt ate A S7O8B ROOM and FIXTURES and 3 ROOMS together with the STORE fer rent, on the Is- pessoa ae vig avenue, pesweee ry id Sd ate., Ls 2 . . wap 2st ie premises of P, ORONIN LEASANT AND APRY ROOMS FOR RENT— To single gentlemen or a small family. On cat route; convenient to Departments, Apply on P street, three doors west of lath, References ex- ap changed. “Ste {OR REN’ cond floor. tro FURNISHED BOOMB, together or sepa as chambers, or parlor and chamber. Also, sing!e rooms. at 445 between G and H, References re- 12th street, quired. ae s {OR RENT—A 8A‘.OON PARLOR, very hand- 8 mely furnisaed. including Piano. Could be used asa bedroom. Possession given Msyl. Bath acd water closet in the house. Appl; at 326 G, between 12th and 13th street ap Z-3t* 70! D ROO Fo: street, between G and H. RENT—UNFURNISH ap 25-4 OR SALE—A SODA FOUNTAIN, OOUNT i and 7 rbletop, &c, 474 7th street, esis FURNISUED HOUSE FOR RENT.—Most partof HOUSE 500 E street, betwsen 21 aad 3d. with water and gas. Ste 98, BEST IN GEORGETOWN —A large airy BOOM, will be rented to two Gentlemen, with or without BOAR) West st., Georgetown, ap 26.3t* OR 8ALE.—A good paying RESTAURANT, with Furnished Rooms. Lease four years. Rent $25 per mouth, Inquire 452 10th street, ad- joining Ford's Theater, ap 26 6t* WO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN TO BE LBT—At 340 New York avenue, be- tween 9th ai h. ap 25-e03t* | RE suitable for housekeeping. erences required. Apply at No between 2ist and 23d sts, D. Apply at No, 90 Reveral FURNISHED ROOMS, The best of ref- $3 Pa. avenue, nie Bp 25 3bt For RENT—A 8TORE on the north side of avenue, SO feet deep and 15 feet wide, centr, Iccated. The Fixtures and Good Will for sale and possession given immediately and business Box 31 Star Office. Address full name Bp 25 2t* WO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, oveon the frat and the other on the third 21 Indiana avenue, between 3d and ap 25-3t" or, at No, ate. A LARGE HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNI- TURE FOR 3ALE—Inquire of JOS F. KEL- LEY, Real Estate Agent, offee 363 8th street wert, near I atrest north, ap25-lw™ Co, KENT—Two Unfurnished children. ROOMS, suita- the next storo, two doors next the corner of M,on 2th street, Bp 25-36* LONG LAS8E with alterations in building, (if required,) suitable for alarge business, on7th ftreet, near Patent Office. Enquire at No. 152 avenue, between !7.hand 123h sts. OR SALB—An entirely new HOUSE, on rea- fonable terms. Immediate possessior. given. A large lot adjoining wll. be sold with the hon-a ifdesired. Apply to L. F. CLEMENTS, 527 K street, between 4th and Sth. Bp 25-3t* Fo. RENT—A singte and double well-farnished second story FRONT BOOM, for lacies or gen- tlemen. Also, a six-roomed HOUSF, with « bath, andlow rent. Paruitnre for sale er rent. Apply at 393 H st.eet, between near I3th. Terms moderate. 18th and 14th, Fo SALE CHE A --A RESTA RANT and BAR. wi Stock an Fixturas There are rooma enough for a good family resi- dence, and the bar room is well acepted fer dzess- making, shoe shep. or any kind of mechanical business Lease wary low, and runs over four 2. HALL & ap 25 3t* ra. os COPD! Fo RENT—A BRICK HOUS8K. contcining 12 rooms, situated at the cozner of Norta Oapitol and M stveets. Inquire as Mra, ROPPERT'& Butcher Btand, Northern Liberty Marset, ap 24 64" (CRNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT—Withoat Board. Boarding houses inthe reignborhood where meals are served, Referencca exchansed. Apply. at No, 320 New cork avenua, een Sth and Mth sts, 24-5t* {OR SALE—The STOCK, GOOD WILE aad FIXTURES of a Millinery and Fancy Store, oe 7th street, near Northern Market. W A great bares’ th and F st - Apply to R. M. ets HOR SALE—Thetwo-story asd basement BRICK HOUBE, No. 72 Indiana avenue, north side, between Int and 2d streets wost. Immetiate pox session given. Terms, inquire of J. F. HALIDAY. Real Est: Broker, 513 llth stroat, south of Pennsylvania avenn: ap 22 lw Fo RENT OB LEASE—A two story BRIOK HOUBS, cont: ve roermr, with farni- ture for sale, on Oa Ji, located on the cor- ber of 6th and A streets. two squares from the cars. Inguire at J. DROWN’S Restaurant, corner of 13th and Pa ave. ap 22 lw* 0 Lat Pleasant furniahed ROOMS, conuect- ing or single. in a private family, Terma moderate; at 360 E street, 2etween lth and 11th ata. ap2i im* ESS, FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with or without board, in a private family. Inquire at No. 74 Dunbarton street, Georgetown, D. C. api-dtf Foz, SALE—ON LONG TIME—A FARM af 159 Y acres, about is miles from the city, near Oules- ville, Maryland; well watered and a Brick house; or would exchange it for city property. Kor fur- ther particulars inquire of A. MUREMOUSE, cor- ner of K and 25th streets. Sp 21 Im* Fe. RENT—The three story BRICK HOUSE, No. 371 F street, 2¢ door from 9th, opporite Patent Deco ccontsiniog sight Rooms, with the Furniture, Bath Room. Speaking Pubea, Gas and Water, and other Modern Improvements; a de- sirable situation for m professionsl msn who desires an Office and reridence together. Poses- sion given on the let instant. Apply to J. DEN- Ni8,Jr.. No. 21 Federal Block, cor. 7th and F . between Sand 9 a.m.,and4and5 p.m. _Bp 21-50" Fo BALE—A LUMBER PLANING and SAW ING MILL, with engine and machinery, and one of Pages’s patent Saw Mills, all in complete ruuping order, with the Frame Building situated on the canal, pear 6th street and Center Market Honse, Will be scld cheap by applying ts HN BRADY, ™m 20-2¥* No. 547 13.h street; Island. ,,OR SALE—A TRACT OF LAND lying in Mont- gomery County, Maryland, adjoining Fort Sumner, about five miles trom Georgetown D.O., and containing about five hundred acres, upon which is a Frame Dwelling and outer buildings, apd a good orchard. Itis also well watered The above property will be sold in whole or part to auit purchasers. Apply toL. A LODG idi near Fort Sumner, or address the subse: Washington, DG. ap ie-10l" L, A. LODGE. {OR BEN T—A fine ROUBS eorgetow: C., containing fifteemerome, with wate: id gas, Known as No. 40, cn lat street, between Po- tomac and Market strests, A lease will be given from one to four years. For terms, &c , inquire of JOB. F. KELLEY. Reg Btate Agent, obice 363 8th atreet west, near I stfeet north. Bp li-tf poe BALE—A good HOURE containing f rooms, suitable fot a boarding house or re: taurant, situated between I" and G streets, on 2 street, one of the best locations in the F ble Ward incre Leen _8. B_DENNIB, SEAT FOR SALE. “ap: art of my farm, known FIRST CLASS COUNTRY by arecent survey, 33 an adjoioing tract, I offer at private sal Woodley ” cri perch- as es, will be added, if desired. The improvements are & large well built DWELLING, beautifully sitaated in a grove of forest oake, and command- ing a fine view of Washington ci the Potomac river and the surrounding country; a large Barn and Stable, Ice-houne, filled with Ice, and other neceseary Outbuildia, There isa large number of Fruit trees, standard and dwarf, embraciag nearlyevery Variety. rs The above place is situated in the comnty of Washington, b. © , one and a haji miles north of Georgetown, directiy east of 8t. Alban’s Church, On the road to Tennallyton®. It is bounded on the north and east by a proposed pucuic Toad, called * Woodley Road,’’a part of which was com- pleted last year, by which road the place will pe withis fifteen minutes’ d:ive of Washington A further description of this property is deemed upnecersary, as all contempl, chasi Invited to ekamine the ince ae purchssing/sre not disposed of a vate sale before the Inst of April next, it will be offered at publi - tion, of which dus notice will be givens eee SUC For terms, &c. inquire of Charles M. Matthews, Attorney ww. No, 51 Congress street, Ge: - tom onsos the Post Office, or corner of ghth and Market Space, Washington , Who ii - pared to rhow a plat of thefand. Secale m28-3tawtf P. A. BOWEN, {OR RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and CAR- RIAGH HOUSE, suitable for three horses; most central locationin W. gton; rear of 274 BSE PER thw 't' Gh Steere intt iy to PJ. d door south of Odd Fellows" Hall. mah 21-tf* S442 OF OLD NAVY GUNS. bd Wasnmnesce ren aprintiess t rom Crry, Ap! 15, 1 se On May 2d. 1865, between the bours of 12 and | p. m., there will be sold in this yard at auction tothe highest bieder-- 17 (seventeen old Navy Cannon, weighing sbout alone onc to be sold by the pound for their ac- weight. One half ef the purchase money to be paid atthe eompletion of the sale,and the remainder on the removal of the guns by the purchaser, which must be dene at his expense and within ten days after opportuni oP por ity for ap 15-2w HATTERED OCONSTITUTIO} 8 by HBLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCH: nos om ANHO6OD AND YOUTHFUL V. Mires ined by HBLMBOLD'S ax ng one ane CHD) mar ble for. monner ae to a family withont Apply No. < L street north, between 18th and 19th streets wes ap 25 3t* BRICK BOUSE FOR RENT ON 20TH street, between L and M streeta. Inquire in AUCTION SALES, Y we. Tefen = C0 .. Auctio neers, ‘ashin, or: i 98 av., bet. 9th sal thos SALE OF HOBSES. CARRIAGES. &c. On BATURDAY, April commencing at 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar. we will sell about FIFTY HURSES, suited to enddle and harness, of which a fall de scription at sale. Including seme very valusdle saddle, wc rk and plowing Horses. i ALSO Pair Devon Oxen and Cart. : 180, ue ange collection of Ne nad Second-hand Qar- |. Buggies, Rocka: ress ms,&c., will which the tele will co! menoe with. New ALBO, and Second hand ke, rhea Bales at the Buraee’ every Taesday, werthesY: and Saturday, without regard to the Carriages, Harness, &c.. always st Private ale, apa {Ohron. & Intel.] Auctionee BX THOS. DOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown, D. 0. EXECUTOR’S SALB OF VERY VALUABLE IMPKOVED PROPBRPY IN GE WN AT AUCTION, onongare On MONDAY, May 1, at 5 o’clock p. m., I will sell, in front of the premises. part ef Lot No. 76, in Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to George- town, fronting 25 feet on the south side of Firat street, between Market and Frederick streets, ani running back about i29 ft, toa widealley. The im- provements consist of a good two story Brick louse, contain: ten rooms and cellar, with a cistern in the y: and a goed Brick Stable in the rear. The location is one of the bestia town. Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and 9 months, with interest,to be secured by a deed of trust on the property, All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, M. A, DOUGHTY, Execatrix W. A. THOMAS DOWLING, apd (Intel. ] Auctioneer. B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VALUABLE RUILDING LOTS IW GEORGE- TOWN AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTEBNOUN, May lat, at 5 0’olk, I will seil_infroat of the premises, Lot No. 74, Beatty & Hawkinae’ addition to Georgetown, front ing 50 feet on the south side of First st , between Market and Prederick streets, and running back 129 feet. | Terms at Fale. Conveyancing and stamps at the eost of the pur- chaser. THOMAS DOWLING. {Intel.] Auctieneer BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION, Oo WEDNESDAY, May 34. st5 o’clock p. r will sell, ia front of the premises, part of Lot 33, in Old Geor; wn, fronting 22 feet on the south side of Briage street, above thenew Market Heuse and runnipg back 111 feet te a wide alley. The improvemests consist of a good two story Brick Bouse anda small Frame Building. Terms: One-half cash; balazece in 12 months, with interest: secured by a deed of trast on ths property. int Conveyancing snd stamps at the cost of the.par- char. THOMAS DOWLING. ‘ap25-d Entel ‘Auctioneer. Y J.G@. STABFORD & ©O., Auctioneers, VALUABLE PROPERTY OPPOSITY THE AR- EBNAL GROUNDS AT AUOTION, On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ie gees 23th, o’clock, on the gremises, we shall sall part of lo’ No. 5, insquare No. 656, fronting 27 feet on Firs’ street. between P and Q streets ronth, and run- ning back 172 feet 7 imebes The improvements conrist of a well-built two-story Frame House, nearly new, with a never failing well of good water on the premiaen, i This property fronts ist st. west. in the imme diate vicinity of the aew canal, in course ofcen strugtion by the Govermment, and opvosite the arsedal growtde.and inathriving neighborhood, where property have largely enhanced in value, Terma: One half eash; tho balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secursd bya deed of trust 03 the premires Ccoaveyancos and stam 9s atthe ooatof the parcharer. ‘ap24 (Qhron.) J G. STAFFORD.& CO., Auets, ws OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Quartermastss General’: Offee, First Division. Washington City, Aprii 25, 2865, wa be sold at pub ig auction, te the highest idiar, at Giesboro, D.O.,0n _ . TUESDAY, Maz 2, TUESDAY; May 9, TUESDAY, Mar lo- TUESDAY, May 23, TU ¥, M4 », WO HUNDRED CAVALSY HORSES BagH These horses heve been condemned as unit for the cavalry service ofthe exmy. For road and farming purposes, Many good bar- gains may be bai. Horeca sold singly. Sale to commence atl0 A. M. Terms casa, in United Btates currency “JAMES A, EKIN, Brevet Brigadier General, in charge First Diri- vision Quar!ermaste> Heneral’s Office, Ap %-tmy UCTICN SALE OF CONDEMNAD HORSES, Quartermaster General's Office. First Division, Washington City, April 25, 1855. Will be sold, at public auction to the highest bidder, at the time and places named b low. viz BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, ay 4, 1855 OABLIBLE, PENNSYLY ANEA, THURSDAY, May 11.1 WILMINGTON, DELAWARR, THURSDAY, g May 1 Yi2TSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY, May 2. 1985, TWO HUNDRED CA‘ ALBY HORSES ateach Biace. ‘These horses bave baen condemned as unfit for the Cavalry cervice of the Army. For road and farming parposes many good bar- gnina may be had. Horses sold singly. Sales to commence at 10.A. M, Terms, cash in United States currency. E38 A. EKIN, Brevet Brigadier General, in charge ap 25-tmy24 Firet Division Q. M. G, 0 Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsera, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED _AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in chancery cause No. 368, @rabam vs. Grahan et al,, 1 shall sell at public auction, on TUESDAY AFrERNOON,. April 18. at 32 o’clock,on tha premises, Lots 1, 4, 5, 6 and 7, tn epnare No. 9. Lot No.7 fronts respectively on Connecticut avenue, 2ist street and north 8 street, and is improved by s desirable two-story cottage and cutbuildings, with » fine garden laid out on the groucds; Lots No. 1, 4,5 and 6 have been subdivided into thirteen ‘fine building lots, fronting about twenty five feet each on Connecticut avenue, be:ween north R and § atrestss some of them running through to 2ist street. These lots were occupied by the late Guy Gra- bam as a garden havé fine shade trees in front, and are well located for cottage site. Terme cash Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers. * WM. ¥. FENDALL, Trustes. ap 4-d JAS. O, McGUIRE & CO,, Auots. ®7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN consequence of the death of the President, until MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 2th, same hour and places ‘WAM. Y. FENDALL, Trustee, ap 18-4 JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts, @? THE SALE OF THE ABOVE, EXCEPT the cottage and two of the Jota im the subdivision, is postponed until MONDAY AFTBRNOON, May 1, at thesame hour and place. WM. ¥. FENDALL, Trustee. ap25-d J.C. Mc@ULRE & OO., Aucts, Y J.C. McGUIRE & OO, Auctioneers, AUCTION BALE OF A RETAIL RETAIL GROCERY AND 0: On MONBAY MORNING, May Ist, i at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the tite a ae Knott, Ne, 233 18th street. corner of K, hia stock Gracine Groceries, Liquors and Fancy Goods, em- ugara Teas and Coffees Large lot Molasses Boxes Ooffee, Boap, Starch Boxes Spices, Indigo, Soda, &c. Qxses Bourbon and Gibson Whiskey Cases Brandy and Wina it six Cares Fancy Soap. Cloth-pina, Brushes Brooms, ips, Pails, Tubsand Washboarda Bales Twine, Lamps, Lamp Wicks Boxes Candles Jellies, Qanned Fruits Sauces. Cataup. &c, . Boxer @ Tobacco, Smoking do. rious brands otof Fancy Goods, Btore for rent. . ap 5.0, McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, =P a sd. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF THREE FRAME HO’ SITUATED ON K STREKE, BET WEAN oD AND 43; BTREETS, ISLAND. On MONDAY, the ist day of way. at6o'ol “ck p. m@., on the premises, containing four rooms each, having 13 feet front, 102 feet 6 inches deep. Terms: One nalf cash; balance six and twelve months, secured by & deed of trust on the premi- see. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost pu eodeds GREBN & WILLIAMS. Aucts 3 Y McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, LAEGE AMOUNT OF GOODS TO BE SOLD a’ = AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE. u On FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 a. m., 2istand £ atrerte, vis: Comprising Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Gaiters, new and second hard Clothing almoat as good as new, Furniture, Watches, Jewelry, Kitchen and Pocket Outlery. Notions, Segars and Tobacco, Fancy Boap, 200 yards of Ingrai pet. a large assortment of Oi! Paintings, Steel Kogravings of the Prominent Generals of the Guited btates, Day sales Mondays and Fridays Night sales Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, commencing at7 p m. The highest cash price paid for Furniture, &c. Out-door gales promptly attended to. ap 12-lm* MoDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Aucts. AurBED HUNTEB.—BOOK SALES AT AUO- TION.—y am constantly in receipt of cata- logues of Rare Bopks. and will buy on commission. Books bought an roid Great Antiquarian Book- store, opposite Grover’s Theater. mp 25 6t' HE UNDERSIGNED has much ey the recei IMPORTED 81LK OuaT. from the house of Mexsri the renefit of Bt Al bears tat Une a og Siure of Messrs. Hioxerton, & Oo., No. 504 Stk of Hh avenue and Dst., ag inctisatrawe: canons Be LG Dene ne Ten es FRANOIS MOHUN, ss AUOTION SALES, — THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B” GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers. VERY HANDSOME IMPROVED P Y SROOND BTRERT, CAPITOL HLL a AUG. On THURSDAY, the 27th instant, we shall self. in front of we ives, at sixo’clock i of Lots 25 and 26, in Square No. 732, with the im- provements. which area handsome Frame Dwel- ing House with brick basement, containingeight win conveniently arranged rooms, & aad Wood-house, stable, and Carriage The whole front is 83 feet ou Second street = tween South Band O ata.. between Penn- ave Fons back cent and Bt, Peter's Oh The lot It fe weil set in shrubdbe: sed Property ie beautlraliy ducements to any person wink some residence. Title indisputable. Terms cash. All conveyance at the cost of purchase-, inclad- ing revenue stomut. One bundred dollars will be required when the property is knocked off. If the purebaser should fail to comely, with the terma of sale in five days from day of sale,- the owner reserves the right to re sell the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser by adver- sees the same three times in the National Intel igen ce! op GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY 0. B. L. CROWN & CO., Auctionesrs} EXECUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY, By orderof the Hon: je Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbra, we will sell, by public suction, on WEDNESDAY. April 26th, at 4 o'olook P. m..in front of the premises, Lot numbered twenty five.(25,)im Bouare numbered four han- dred and eighty rix, (48 ith the im provement which area good two-story Frame Dwelling, otber out buildings. Also. at the sane time and place, we shall sell Lot numbered twenty six. (26,) in Square four bundred and eighty *x,(15).) with same improve- ments. This property is on Sth strect, between @ and H streets, aud opposite Bt. Mary’s Osthoile arch. And op THURSDAY, April@th at 40'clock p. m., we will sall, in froat ef the premises, Lot nam- bered three. (3.) in Square numbered five hundred and fifteen. (515.) This property is situated on street, between 4th and oth streets, and is im- proved with a good Brick Dwelling, containing seven rooms. ‘And on FRIDAY, April 25th, at same hour, we shall sell.in frontof the premires, Lot num- bered ten,(10.) in Square & undred and three. (583,) with the imp: ments, cons cot a Frame eeuee Tb groperty is on E street, between 2d and Ad streets. Island ii Terms of sale: One-half cash; the balance in six and twelve monts. — . All conveyances, eee revenue stamps, urchaser. She contol em RNARD HAYES, Executor of Bernard Giveny. deceased. ap 15-td* C.R.L. CROWN & Co,, Aucta. Y JAB. 0. McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, OHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE GROUND ON SEVENTH STREET WH8r, BH- TWEEN Q STREBT AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 7th, at § o’clock, on the premises, by virtue of a decree of the late Circuit Court, and anamended decree of the Supreme Gourt of the District 9 Columbia, sitting as a Oourt of Equity, the latter deorse dated 2thof April, 18:4, aod rendered in cause No. 738, wherein Elizabeth Brent is Comp'ainant. and Charks KE, Brent and others defendants. the un- dersigned will sell the whole of Souate No <m, excepttwo lots heret»fore sold, subdivided into 2 desiravle building lots fronting respectively om 7th and 2th streets west, between Got. and Rhode Island avenue. i Perms: @ne third cash; the remainder in 6 and 12 months. with interest. secured $o the satisfac- tion of the trastee; or ell cash, at the option of the purchaser. _ All conveyancing and stamps at. the cost of the purchaser. @ARROLL BRENT, Trastes, apli-eodts J.C. McGUIRS & CO., Aucts, JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CQ., Auctioneers. - SALE OF FURITURE, &c, On FRIDAY MORNING. Ap: il 28, commercing at 10 o'clock, we shall sell,at No. 351 H sti . corper of Sth. a geveral scgeriment of Fursiture of a gentleman removing from the city, consisting of— One Rosewood case 7 octave Piano Ferte Two Gilt Frame Pier Glasses, Siabs and Beacketa One Suit of Parlor Fozniture, Upholstery in Da- mask Mahogany Wardrobe __ Wa nut carved Jenny bind Bedstead Walnut and Mahegaby Bureaus and Washatands One Imitation Oak Cottage Chamber Suit Children’s Iron Beésteads Orib and Mattress Walnut Hall Set ani Oil Cloth Hair Mattresses, Husk Mattresses Feather Beds, Bolaters and Pillows Parlor and Chamber Oarpsta Extension Dining Fable, Dining Room Chairs Refrigerater, C=ockery and Glassware. : and resents many in- 7 person wishing to obtain & - tri eligibly situa- ALSO, Ten baskets medium qua/ity Champagne, aeied "3, 0, McQUIRE & GO., Ancte. ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown, USEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS ,&c., &o. ny T AUOBION. ses on Ov FRIDAY MORNING, April Bth, at 10 o'clock, I will sell at the Monticello House. the inter- section of Bridge and Aqueduct streets, George- town, the entire Furniture contained therein, consisting of hogany Piano. Carpets, Chairs, Table, Bedsteads, Beoding asd Mattresses, Looking Glasses. Wardrobes, &c., Sofa, Ou Cloth, Wssbs 8 Refrige! r, Crockery d Glassware, Rew a’ Fixturen, @yater Box, &C.s Cooki all nod other Stoves, 8 ane many eceee not enumerated. ale pesitive, Terms cash. Z THOS. DOWLING, _ap25 at (Intel.] Auctioneer, BY W. B. LEWIS & CQ,, Auctioneers. FURNITURS OF A FAMILY AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY MORNING next, April 23, at 18 o'clock, at No. 316 Delaware avenus, near Soriv- ever’s Grocery, Capitol Bill, we shall sell a select assortment of modern made Furniture— Fine Marble-top Dressing Bureaus Tables. Stands, Wardroles Bedsteads B-dding, Mattresses, Hee Carpeta Qhina, Glassware. Cutlery, Stoves, &c Fooke, aiso 20 voumes Standard Books. American Encyclepadias, in half calf b Btandard Poets, Histories, Travels and Scientific Worke. ‘soriW_B. LEWIS & 00., ap 26-2t Chron.) Auctioneers, B® J. C. MoG@UIBE & CO., Auctioneers, EXECUTOB’S SALE OP FIFTEEN HANDSOME SoS LOTS ON 16TH STREET WEsT, BETWEEN Q AND R STREETS. ® On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, wpril 11, o’clock, on the premises, #6 shail sell, fifteen val- uable Building Lots, fronting about 2! feet each on l6th street wert, 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 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust 2 je premises . A payment of $20 on each lot will be required of SBe roronaeer ea eo feats s at cost of the pur. ing an} - chan yn FOaN B. TURTON, Executor, apé-dids J, 0, McGUIRE & CO,, Aucta, S7-TBE ABOV BE I8 POSTPONED IN grngeguenca,ot the, fui until THURSDAY AR- me hour ai ; me ene ‘Bb TURTON, Executor, aplzeo&ds J. O. McG@ULRE & CO., Aucta. a BOVE SALE I8 FURTHER POST- Sante ccmremuenonol the rain. until FRIDAY 0 nour aad place, RYTERNOON . A RURTON, wrastes Spgl-d Aucts. JAB. C, McGUIRE & 0O., BY GREEN & WILLIAMS,: Auctioneers. A NICE LITTLE FRAME HOUSER, CONTAIN- ING SIX KOOMS, ON M STRERT NOKTH x BETWEBN TWELFTH BTBEBTS WEST. No. 451, AT PUBLIC SALE. On TUS2DAY AFTERNOON, May 2d, at six o'clock on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot 23, in Square fio: 282, with the improvements, which are a good two-story frame house and otheg onehullainge. Af Gauh>) tal erms: One ba’ sh; in gi eecured by deed of fran, a — in six months, jonvey ancing 204 stamps at cost of purchaser, apd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, FFIOR U. 8, CAPITOL BXTENSION, On SATURDAY, April 23th, commen fepetis o'clock xm. the fol) log grorci7 Will be sold at public auction,on the grounds north of the United States Capitol: Right (8) powerfal draught Horees, Three \3)low-bed Wagons, Coots) Ganieas ae 1 ne Swingin, 10... ©: Five rhs Carts aires One (1) single Carriage, Seven (7) sets lead Harness, Four 4) sets cart Harness, In addition to the above will be sold a large lot of old wateriale of various hinds, for which there is no further u By order of the Secretary of the Interior. CLEMENT L WREST, ap 22 General Superintendent. TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM NEAR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIa, By virtue of a decree of the Gircuit Oourt for Montgomery County. sitting as. Court of Equity, in a cause wherein Henry Dodge, assignee o: Lorenzo Thomas, and others sre Complaicants, and Lorenzo Thomas and others are Di puctinn cn toe sree Sout one mille ve auction. on 6 premises. Texpallytown, DG. on SATURDAY, the th of April. 1855, at i2 o’elock m., all that FARM lately occupied by Reuel Keith, and known formerly as the” McBiéroa. Farm,’’ containing 115 acres, 1 rood. 28 of Ss ® heim provements consist of two plain fra: Dwelling Houses, large and commodious Bar and other necessary outbuildings. There is o; thie place a very large and thirfty Peach Orcha: This farm is situated in Montgom: cor Md., immediately on the turnpike teadi: Georgetown, D. C., to Rockville about fash from the former and 9 from the latter place adjoins the lands of Joseph H. Bradley, Esq.. Dr, Aa ele and others, and opposite the farm of Dr Wavidson, the pike ieing them. ‘This iscne of the most desirable farms im the county. I's near yroximity to the District cities reneare aceeneab eas country seat, as also @ market fa! he Any one desiring to view th: the day ef sale. or fe ion i th or ‘the » denired in- remises before ing in! em, be shown if formation given. by callin g on jRignard Williams, os. tea Was cto Os ee 2 OO SS aR ne