Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1865, Page 3

ee ee LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gowzaca HALL.—F street, between ‘th and Vth sts.—Fair for the benefit of St. Aloysius “hureh. Musie, rare fancy articles, and ele- gantsupper and a host of other attractions. Be ore HaLi.— Fanchon, the Cricket” iss Kate Penuoyer, the favorite danseuse, Matinee this dllet, songs, fun and sentiment. afternoon. Wasninctox THEATER.—Sharpley’s min- strels in a huge programme of ballads, dances and negro delineations. Seaton Hatt —The great pi ctnre by Bier- 8 Sit, «The Rocky Mountains.” None shoald tail seeing this great production. CanTERDURY.— Drama, burlesque, ballet, Songs by the entire great company. Matinee this atternoon. —_—>——_ THE ATTEMPT TO FIRE-THB Ponce ScHoon Hocse, Conner or New YORE AVENUE AND Sixta Srresr.—Yesterday afternoon, at four o'clock, Justice Thompson entered upon an invettigatiou of the firing of the public school house in thg,secopd district. Suspicion had rested on two litle boys, Benjamin Zimmer- man apd J.T. Walker, who were arrested by CO of Sergeant Skippon, of the Third W. J. Redstroke testified’ that he was cing in Ris store abouts o'clock Saturday Light and heard the alarm of fire. He went 1o Bis door and saw the light blaze in the lower Teom of the school house. Some boys came to him fir buckets to carry water. Soon after the tiremen came, and the little boy Zimmerman with another boy weut to his store and asked fora Jampto enable the firemen to fiad the plug. Fearful that the wind would put the lamp out, witness gave the boy a canaie and some matches. James Harrison, Reuben Brown and Edward Ludleton, school boys, testified, but neither of them knew anything of the affair except from the statements ot other boys. Mr. W. J. Rnees, of the School Trustees, Made a statement, showing that he did not ay pear there as a prosecnior of these boys, but merely to hear the examination He had vis- ited the schools after the fire, and ingniring about it, concluded from the circumstanves that ft must haye been the act of some one Acquainted with the premises; and the state- qents of the boys he examined poiuted to Henj. Zimmerman and Albert Winn as concerned in oe ee boys are not present. Mr. Norris, who appeared in behalf of Zim- Merman, thought he had evidence to show that his Cent could not hay> committed the act. Mr. Rhees tbought if that could be done it Ws Sli that is necessary. Joseph Milburn, an intelligent lad, testified, that utter the fire broke out he saw Benny Zim- | ven ener of | Ae LOA to DIED, nee arity Bes Siig sow Man dbevl ta 26, i deasreedly regretted bya large circl' ret tends, “her tat reral will take place on Sunday ler funeral wi epernoon at3 o'clock. from the residence of Davi Atkins, corner ofsth and C street, Navy Yard. On the morning of the 20th Inst SELIzapEra, widow of the late Nimred Cromwell if; Satets it funeral on Sun’ ae the residence of her #2, No, 436 N street. In See Ey. on the 2th fnst., AGuas CARY, aged 72 5, mother of the Widew of the late Capt. Biclaski, of this city. On the 8th inst., Cay, severe and protracted iliness, Mrs. Dr. P. GHAN. deeply and de- servediy regretted b: yaar circle of friends. The funeral will take p' on Bupday afternoon atio’clock. Her esd are reapecttally inyited to attend the funeral w thout further notice, from the residence of her husbaod, 355 6th street, petween Hand I west. ‘ap 23-2t* BALLS, PARTIES, Xe. abe store em Mee ered J Poe. GYMNASTIC ee AND HUP at BRADY’3S GYMNA’ s4 ree =6, Louisiana arenes une oe atri WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 3. 1385. Tickets may be obtained of ‘the members, ercises commencing at 5 o'clock. ap 2) 4t™ pura GRA BALL OF THE YOUNG HI- ee oe TEMPERINOS STALL ¥ street. between sth and loth streeta, On MONDAY, May Ist, 155%. Committee of Arran zements—Jno. Myers, Mar- i Cae Jobn Conners, John Feloy, John San- era. Jan Tickets > 1, admitting @ Gentleman aud Ladies, ap zit A THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD Will give their GRAND MAY BALL, At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, ox NING, MAY 24, 1355, Tickets $2, admitting a Geot!eman an§ Ladies; €° de had of any of the Members, and at the door ‘On the night of the B; __ By order of the Committee pee SEVENTH | GRAND BALL HIAWATHA CLUB for the benefit of WM. W. GODDARD, which was postponed in Conese of the sad ¢Aalami- bs will ee WEDNESDAY apa ot pe going from his father’s house towards © tire. Revecca Perry, eolored, svant in Mr. Zim. Merman’s house, tesiified that Renny was , playiog about the door most of the evening, unt? orseclock. Haif an hour after, as Witness was going home, met the engines on 7th street guing to the fire. The justice admitted that the evidence before him was not very weighty. but other evidence Bad beer alluded to which was not present, 8nd in justice to the boys, 8s well as to dis- cover, it possibile, by investigation, who are the real perpetrators of the act, he deemed it his -duty to continue the investigation. The case | Was postponed till to-day at 3 o'clock p.m. eae ea Tue Witky-Brown Casy.—In the Circuit ourt (Chief Justice Uartter) this celebrated case is on trial. Tne opening was concluded Dy argument before li jurorsand the remaining juror chosen being excused, Mr. A.J. Joice ‘was empannelied in his stead. This case comes up ou the following assues from the Orphaus’ Court: 1. Whether the petitioner, Emily F Wuey, is the child of Tillotson P. Brown. 2 Whether the said Tillotson P. Brown was ever married to the mother of toesaid Emily F. Wi- fev. &. Whether, after the ssid marriage, tne #aid Tillotson P. Brown ever acknowledged the said Emily F. Wiley to be his caild. The tacts in the case as alleged by the plain- tiff, appear to be as follows: Tillotsun P. Brown, s0n of Marshal Brown, (of Brown's Hotel) while atschvol in Alexandria, during his youth, in his freqeent visits to Washington, made the acquaintance o: Elizabeth Phillips, swith whom he keptup an intimacy which lasted bis whole life. Abouta year after th intimacy Commenced a daughter was torn and Was treated by Brow his daughter. This daughter is the plat Mrs. Wiley, and it is cisimed that as Tillotson Brown, afew months previous to his death, was united in marriage <o the mother, that she is the betr at-law tothe exclusion of the collateral liues uuder the aittate which says: «If any man shall baye one or more children by any woman whoin he shall afterwards marry. Such child orcbildren, ifacknowledged by the mas, shall, in virtae of sac marriage and acknowledgement, be legitim.ted and ca- pable in law toinherit and transmit iherit- ance, 96 if born in wedi “Thompson's Di-« gest, Laws C., page to On the other hand tha defense alieze that MMre. Wiley cannot be the daughter of Tillotson Brown; that the motber, previous to the birth of the child, was cohabitmg with mea other than the reputed father, makingit questionable as to who is the father. This case has now come up the third time for trial, cn the two previous oecasions the jury failing to agree upoa a verdict, and thus faron this trial there has been but two witoesses sworn, Dr. Condict, who wis the attending [| accouckeur at the birth of the petitioner in | 1555, and Mr. Wolf, who for some time acted as the agent of Mrs. Brown, the administratrix. Messrs. Browning, late Senator from Lili- mois, and Eobert J Brent, ot Baltimore. ap- peared jor the petitioners, and Messrs. Brad- dey, Sr., and Davidge, for the respondents. <2? OeyTzx MARKET, To. DAY.—Reef, best cats, eT poRnd, ‘Was5c.: next, We. Salt Beef, a2 ‘Dried Beef, 25. Vea, 25a30c. Mutton, chops, Sve. Lamb, per pound, 25e. Pork, fresh, 25e. B a yrned, 2c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 3vc.; my ; SNeulders,25c. But. on thickens, per pa , S285. Dacks, per par, *i.50as2 Ss, peruozen,s0c. Cran- berries, per qua ¢ Cucumbers. per doz, Green Corn, 30e. peck, new, Svas1 4vatic. Potatoes, Irish, per pk, 5c per can, 6c. Apples, per , dried, 75e Turnips, per peck, p Sweet, 75890; Peaches, dried, per gt, 3c. Onerries, dried, Svc. Beans, eT, 30c.: white, 10al2e Radishes, per bunen, 6: Beets, 35c. per pk. Unions, per pk., Wc.a8l. Parsnips, pk, 5 ie. Oarrots, 5c. (yster plants, 0a'2c. Cabbage Sprouts, pk, de. x, Water fresses, per p Mc. Land cr ise. Rhubarh, burc'! Asparagus, 15a30C. Kale 40c. Letince, per ha, 5ad¢ Fish— Rock, dsrge, each, v5e.aS?: sinall, per beh. Sic; belhput, ete sea bass, | bine fish, Se ;Periix ¢ : lobster, | stargeon, 15c.. pike, bei ‘300. @31; perch, 25c; Shad, pair. Agate Rye, per bushel, $125. Corn Mes), #150. Suipstaf, Siatti0. Brown stuff, Haze. orts. 6c. Corn,sh:iled, $1.50 Si. $1. in the ear, p*r bbl, ; Oats, per bn., S245. Straw, $1.50ag2 Ciover Hay, #1 inach, per peck, 2uc, Small ducks, per pair. all birds, per bunch, 50¢. Wild | pigeons, per pair, Hay, per cwt., ri 7 yc. Blue wing ducks, per pair, = Widge . per par, 2. Celery, per puuch Krout, t5e. qt Geese, £1.50n52 per pound, 3. Turkeys, 3. Fresh venison. oe Granp Lagorny.—Yesterdey morniag, ofi- cers Walker, Mark wood ai d Holbrook arrested Eliza Brown, Sarah Smith, Ann Kennard, Minnie War Elizabeth Jennings and Aon Miller, colored, for tue larceny et large quan- tities of groceries. wines, &c. from Willards’ Hotel. They were taken before Justice Miller who ordered them to be locked up and asearch of their premises to be made. The search re- suited in the recovery co! over #200 worth of groceries, wines, china, &c.. marked with the acme of the hotel, The prisoners are servants in the hotel, and the robberies have been car- ried on fora long time past. Justice Miller examined the case this morning aud uismissed Evivabeth Queen, Minnie Watson and Ann Tiller. the evidence failing to implicate thera. Liza Brown, Sareh Smith and Ann Kennard w sent te jail for court. Se TuE VIGILANT Fint ComvANy, of George- | town, give the annual May bali cn Monday night. Arrangements have bee made for in- suring every element of success, and the ocen- sicn promises to Leoue of ibe mvste legant of the sesgon. — Tug Granp Concert of the female inter- tr ciate ecDools ot the Ist, 2d and 4th districts, w il be held on Monday evening, at Odd Fel- low’s Hall. A great success is expected. easels THURSDAY PREVENT S N@, May ‘th. at Temperance, Ball. EB street, between th and iMh. Tickets $i, admitti gs gentleman ani ___COMMITTRE. HE SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS? | As. TLoON 1! give their Second Grand Pic Nic at SEVENTH STREET PARK commencing at ¥ admitting a gentle- tomake ey MONDaY, pts} 18% 07106 Tickete 6) cen dies. No expense wiil be spared the best ot rae sesson, ants G A. Bessror HJ. Lessne Martin Darn E.L Sowtand James Hanley, TH, McGrath, Jacob Mille: Clarke Burg: Geo, pana Wm, Daw. ap 25-4t* +RAND ANNUAL MAY BALL juibltion will take place at Hatloa 1UESDAY EVENING. May 2. Tickets, ee adinitticg a gentler: apd two ladies, to be bad at J. F. Elia’, M erott's, Philp & claro aod all the Book of of any of at ROF. L. G. MABE avnounce to hia friends and citizens 0 Wash eton. George’o wn ani Alexan tris Fiorsl and Exhibition May A rg for inertations can lave their re . Bliis’ Music Store. Pa. av., apet id Ww WANTS.. ra — BTBD—A DAIBY! = Peed UER ED FO) Wingpadieta ersmesue™ | FE Saiet nama re seat W ‘ier sth and Wane ee Cor |_ One of the mort dextravie in the L eye class MAN 00k Ee ie nired; a ‘4 ham" rele Peon. avenu fans mest \TED—A COOK. A; it 258 ee aes We Land M. Seer mcnaniions ith cg Wants ED—A LADY to take ohat-e of trim ming and mountin, hot bi oa pire at BRAD AS Gallery, sae a yeep 2 it at = RUG ANTED—A_ thorou, ‘com, OLERK ; aiso, an in! econ onest colored Apply at No 467 9th street, near E. 1t™ EvoY. W pies laa ® man is wife, a small F NISHED HOU! SE or ROOMS suitable for housekeepin a es by Ja.m., Mendey, May i, 1805, wen. 8tar office. ity V eee = wen ea good ~ DRESSMAKERS. None but com patent hands need apply, In- quireat 243 Pennsylrania avenue, south aida, oP Stairs. ap 20-.t* ANTED—A smart BOY, white or colored. to go oferrands and clean store. Good refer- ences required. Apply immediatelyatNo 4, Mar- ket Space: second door from 9th st., up stairs. ap 2. Ww ApTED A MAN as Clerx and Salesman. Ap- at the Lumber Yard Office, went pears) Iith street and the Onna! 25-20" W ANTED—Thiee DRESSMAKERS, ae aaa. sth streets between Handi, None but good bands need apply. ap 23 3t* WANTED—A A WOMAN to wash andiron, and $e general housework in ag ribo to: quire N 52 C atreet, bet 3% and 5th Wi NTED—An experienced SALESWOMAN at eae, Cloak, Mantilla and waney, ap 2 On toust be com- Also, one vege- retent to do fine iro: tableCCOK. Apply atthe Beaton House, 25 2t* VV ANTED=A GIRL to do general housework in a ains!l family. German preferred. One FURNISHED ROOM for rent Apply 477) 3th at, near the avenue. up stairs 28-S6* W ANTED—A WOMAN (witite) sa C Geek wate agpdIron Apply at K.S. O’°CONNOR’S, street near Government Pri apissn WANTED IMMEDIATELY— Few cand ee RON or small HOUSE. Rent noderate — Goo CLERE, Star office Ate foronoes eyes 8p watt VV ANTED— —A respec @ American young GIRL io Co general housework. Recom- mendations required. Caii at Ne. 473 14th st., between Penns. av and Bst, ap63-3t™ W._HUMW. Bee psidto JOURNEYAEN BAKERS the Bxcelaior Bt Bakery, 96 Louisiana enue, bet. ith and Ivth sts. Good able bands re- i eral wages aud constant work. 23 2 WM, TAUSSIG. ANAGEE Sal GARDENER.—A msn of the caticn us farmer, &c., wants an ting ones. UNFOR- en engeme a asno family bat hiv wife, az Tefereaces in ne a &o., are of the h character, M. B.. Gardener, EB Star 6 b. 0. ANTED_By a reapectable young @ W UATION to do chamberwork, or lady's 0 pleura caliat No. 2049 20th at., between oF fad ap 2 A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SrROATION As chambermaid, or to do general housework in a small farnily, Apply at 305 Third stree! tween G sod ap 27-3 W ANTED—By the Istof May, by a_permanent it, an "gofarnished HOTSK © Id buy some furni- Post Otfice. a: thoroughly Best. references ENTEN “IMMEDIATELY— competent TEESE ry required, GEO. PARKER ap -7-%t Cor, 1‘; and C str: WwW ANT¥D—A _ CONFECTIONER—one who un- darstande his business thoroughly: lileral wages ostant employ men’ Apply $16 Penn’ bet. Oth and ith ste, apa St ANTED~A WoMar and white)to cook. wash ron, for a smail family Must come well ded. Apply at 590 © street, between . Ap 27-3t* TED—A DRESS MAK#BR. One that un- tends cutting and fitting None buta rompetent band need apply Apply at No 290 ney oe avenue, between 6th and 7th streeta we TED TO RENT—A STORE on 7th «treet, Any persen baying the same to rent will pte call or addres J. 8., 396 7th ae eee Gy BALL © BNo 1 Sis ayer COLUMBIA ENGINE CO, nen MAY fst, Navy Yard, M At ODD FEI. Lows J HALL, The Company w wpare no tronhle to make this mn sereesble One to ali who attend. Refre-imenta furnished to the lw Tickets can be procured at any of the public hourer in the #ilth and Sixth Wards, or fren any member of the Company. By order of the Executive Ce eek ee H. Bobinson, Kaz WP. Hicks, Geo. Os paers APM ap 22-dt Bt" GRAND MAY BALL he members 0 VIGILANT, anes VOOMPANY. oF Take great piers fe ator a the citizens ard rojonrpers ¢f Washington and Ge their fifteenth annual Grand May bi piace om MONDAY. May 1s? rertie New ‘Market. tow A: ch ai F etfully invited to attend The peraeers Ren that allsuall be dene to ma.e this cht Ball of the seagoa. The beat cotillion band in the District has been eogaged SP the eccasion, Wrangers Om Crttzeas. Hoa Ae aad! son B Forres Taes Dowlicg RAS Jebn Fowler EU Cropley George Barns m Whrelss Jona Loss of Jacob’ ‘Tripler, Benjamin Renoier. Managers on part of Potomac Hoss Compa Johr Loyt Philip Unge Mange-r: cnpart Fire Deparrm:nt of Was W Lickson Steam Firs Brigade D Besstord = Washington Oity, ee Deacon’ James M Coigan___ a bernia Themas J Melson... TL Meigs a s MeColum Rucker Mia Union Spolitan = Franklin James Lowe Columbia Manazers on pmrt af Vigilant Fire Company Hav Adiison Ed Cammack jr Bt ren Anthony Rodier Jos Graham RA z G Divine Travie Cocker + hn Q Larman Ed Owers w Too & seniors Robt Hurt Lia J. RUSSSLL'S MAY "BAUL + willbe held at Odd reiows street. on eee = NINTH GRAND REOPENING oF GF) JUENEMANAT PLEASURE GARDEN Corner ith and EB streets, Gayitoi MONDAY, April 17. 1465. pipe er Mocday afterreon A zoed isangaed for on seaerg NN N sim" GEO.JUBNEWA Proprietoz. GEORGETOWN Al ADVER MTS » NOTIC Metre eee Dest may © ern, that the Boara “of Appeals the asrostment of property in Gcorge- town wiliadiourn fically,on Monday evening next, tk t of Mi ordar Mave MOY BF OPS We, LAIRD, Olek. (eget TS HBREBY GIVEN that 5 per Pr cent. discouut on taxes for the aes year been extended to the ist of May isch CHAS. v. WRLC, Collecto=. NOTICE, c xe. ae NUISANOES oticeia hereby given to all concerned, that they are bereby aut d to remove from their es all en lections of and avy rubbish rwhich may become offensive in warm and place the sar - in any of the atreeta, Dree fect of the gutters on any ay of the ozth, to be removed without cost by the apid-dtM) present m jcavenger Sophie permitaio eapnot be extended bayond the and any such deposits mad@ re to properly preserve the ewires will be matiere to be time above mentione thereafter, or any, fa: purity 3 Oue's Pi rettied w. Mavor’s Orr tk abled Bist Police eM HENBY ADDIBOS, Btayor. cx, Gee cules STRAP cara ‘OBE. 2 / sc: ibeg has opened ae ae ait woe e wtreet. Georgetown. an assortmentef DRY GOODS, which will besoid atthe leweat market Sear for cash oniy. Ali * want bargaiua as requested toex- amine our & &. BH BROWN, Agent. NB. BOY wanted. “Bp 2-603" Grover's THEATER reopens Monday night, Miss Susan Denin appearing as Aladdin in the spectacular Grama of “Aladdin, or the Wonderful Lamp.” —_ ATTENTION 18 called to the notice of the meeting of the Seventh Ward Exemption Ulud io night. Business of impor:ance is to be transacted. E ciITy Bett Bvespre, ITEMS. eee Co obs, Jet Sets, Olaster Kats, ONeve TS Long Obsias, Oiuster Rings. for ¢ One liar, at tne Dollar Jew- eiry Store, Ko. 43- Pa. ave, neardy st. —————__ “NO PASSE. ReQuinsD YoR RicumonD.”— Alf det Tim. visit thet city wilh do well to call on Mersrs. Smith Bro.’s Merchant Tatlor- ing establishment, No. 461 7th street, ang pro- cure anit of clathes for the oce anion. Want- ed, a first class Catterand Trimmer. Aigo, some good Journey men. Le 8 peg ty td Bx TRAoT HU, a5 the (rreat Diw BLM MBOLDS" CONGENTRATED XT BACT ARBAPABILLA, is the Great Blood Purifier. Bo'h are prepared acaeeaing to talent Pharma- ey and Chemistry, and are the most active thatcan be made Taar 356m U* ITED BTraTES HOTEL. PRICE REDUCED. In consequence of .the fall in the prices of pro- visionr, &c., the prewel ators bave reduced the grloc oh Monta tg 98 per G7 2 sas Roemesen |. % Dent boarders taken at re bebad with cr without bo 26 6" __B Buss, DRICKLAYBRS. AND PLASTRR- can be lied with harp EAND by applying to JEREMIAH Suet aLte, coruer of 4th an Cats near the jail, ap 5 eolm OTOG RAPHE tly in oil Colors for PR by a lady aren Cleans vend ta+ and ad- dress to st #8 B. HOYT, Washington Post Office. ap v4 any 4 ae GLORY OF MAN 15 STRENGTE — Therctunes the nervous pasate shoul tas intely use HELMRO! "a RETRAG n the s lendid. Hall 1} TILLAB, DRESSH#S, TRIMMINGS, SILKS, VEL- ANTED-Two 0 ree first-claas Gane TEES mone otters need (aply, Spee steady ployment. y to RON fc EMITHSONTT srect, bet, Seanad eet, Jeiand, yf ap 2-6t* yan KD-A GIRL; ore who understands Cooking, Apply at 71 Pa. ave., Eagle Kes taursat. ape W AnTED- BMAIS HOUSE or two or three 3B ROOMS io « ood nei Aborhood. Aldzers TENANT, Post fice, Washingt-m, | apa NV FEtee ieidans Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbroke s’a Tickets, Furnitare, Clothive.or any articie of va'ue, T! fe Pete atonal ice pata, OF ex ged for ot} Sewing M»« ne Agence ors Borti: of Pa. ayenua_ ae ¥FRENCHMAN FROM PARIB, ceived an excellent educat evenings disengaged, who has | Te- baving hia (free at 5 o'clock p. m.,) wiehesto give rome leesons in the Prench lan- guage. erate Mi The best referercesa given Eerms mod- Accres: F.T.,Box 11, Staroffice. lf Im™ 7 ANTED—A eroali FARM of 15 to acres, with TLOUSE containing 7 to 8 rooms: elevated po ithin ¢ mites of the city by drive, or 6 by oad ;cne Neara station peers. Addrese Box iL &p 3-eolm* Dew SKINS WANTED: —Thne subscribers will ant the highest cask prices for DEER SKINS, Bi sain Glove. Manufactory, 165 High etown, D. CAMSBURG & BBNRT. Fe Les A limited number of PUPILS for mon the piano forte Bast of ref- . & nisat No 526 H st., between 5 mar k-th W W ANT Who want the new style of Collar, Phe wh sD. 306,000 LADINS MORE, to bring thelr PRINCE'S Stes 10g and Fiuting . 381 Fetreet, and get them Fiuted Prince Ale two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Buities without the use of zum ae abe the on’y machines hare gocosasn work Swiss Muslin, 7 BD—SECOND HAND 3 PURNITORS, R. 8 CABPETS. B BED PERSONAL. V \ ANDERED PROM HOME, a Colored GIRL, Lizzie Carte: diz ‘a, stout buile but quite short, bad Any ¢: forma i yt. PHILLIPS has removed to Pennsyt avenue, near isth st,,over Messrs. Kidweil’s Drog Store, “AT “THE WELL KNOWN | HOU: 4) M. WELLEAN ies wiil find all the novelties Paris produces LaCB GOUDS, MILLINERY GOODS, MAN- V BTS, Ledies’ UNDER GARMENTS, HUWAN HAiB GOODS, Lubin's and DoMarsoa"’s PERFU- MERY, COU DBAY'S POMADE, etc. ies can bave Dresses ard ever ry line made to order. Hair Dressing, Hair Dyeing aud Shampootng done in the house. and ail kindsof Hairwork mad to erter Orders given to Paris for any kind of Goods for Cct lesa ttan $100 will be attended to faithfully. M. WILLIAN, Importe: No. 305 Penna. av . Washing’ No. 7 Cite Tre) [Bepub& Chron] Gesine BTYLES. BPRING OLOTHING. WALL, STEPHENS & GO. Are now receiving and have on sale @ fall aupply of Spring Clothing, for GENTLEMEN AND BOovs, wich they will offerat great bargains and dell st very low prices WALL, BTBPHENS & CO., 322 Peouaylvania ave mh 30-imit __hetween 9th and 10th sts, Ste ‘OF OLD NAVY | x GU Navy Oapwaner Yann, SinGrom Ort, April 15, 1855. . between the heure of | m.,tbere will be aold in this bi t bidder— venteen old Navy Oavnon, mopping about osen to be sold by the pound for their ac- tual One baif ot the yarchase, money to be pala atthe completion of the sale,and the remainder on the removal of the guns by the purehaser, which must te Goneat hia expense and within ten days after the sale. This will afford an excellent opportunity for Founders and others to obtain a valu lot of charcoaliron. WILLIAM N. rss) 5 Commarder U.8. Navy.and ap iS-2w Ine: yt of Ordnance. wate REGISTRAR’S OFFICE, Seed ALED PROPOSALS. in dupli: fc. ia aby opy to the President of the. Board sear! mes andone Fans to the Presi¢e ats he Board of Gommon es fice thingin the andl p yard at auction tothe pion during the current c: ot eet can be Sad ty apply- ing at this of arowes Snel e f err 23-dtémay jetrar, Fe gH WANG, THA GRANT No. TRA GRANT AT 3 IN RSm Bae x win oe a ame Be bat or, abies: Leen pe wee wre rgton. by B. @. 7) ithout, detection. « ery BS oPetnre ; FOR RENT AND SALE. ‘OR RENT AND F Fo vy senirable. Senos sores and Tite ‘dotsm, ies ty. @ most mode- rete in eatie ct :. "Hhe rent 8 Ua apply at the Stef office counter. S Reza ANP ORE Hou, e477 ROMS corner of attest Seer? p29. 760% Bonnet PROPXUTY FOR FAURwe Bank of Washington, No, 49 Louisi Inquire next d z Fo2 RENT—A farnished ROOM on the frst floor. to gentlemen preferrei, either with or Tad ith oe board: Apply at No. 257 Dati pets 13% VOR ERT=On Taree FUEAINEED Say with or without Board, in_one of the best lo- colton on Capitol Hill. No, 377 1st st. aoe bet. Band. Price $20 per month. 29-20" FOR RENT—Two large airy a a fur. nished, supplied with gasand other conve- niences; alao, One single room.at No. 500 tith street, bet. Penn’aave and Kastreet. ap?) 2t™ Fo RENT—A very pleasent, good-sized, well- furnished ROOM, second story. Apply (after ép ae ) at 493 H street, between 3th and 9th. OOM FOR ERBNT| FURNISHED and CN R FURNISHED, at No. 31> north B street, Cepitol Hill. Stine half a square of the avenze cara, near the Capit Bp 2e3t* Fok RENT—Two Furpishe? ROOMS” Pleasantly tituated in a private family at Ne 371 First street. near the curner of © east. and Capito! Hill. 2p 25 eost* Fe RENT—A DWELLING HOUSE. contain peg cleven rooms, $02 ith street uorth. above Possession given’ Wednesday next. Inquire onic mises, Also, the Furniture for sa! Fos. RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOWS. ad Joining, on the second finor. Terms mod- the erate. The location is one of the most desirable + Nu, 394 L etreet, near 14h, and the ap 20-2t* FoR RENT—Three UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Apply at 2\th street, third house north of Ss Possession given immediately. —The DWRLLING PARP # “the xe 326 Pennrylvania avenue, betwee: avenue, and . In e on the premises. a. Fror, RENT—Two UNFURNISHED BOOM, suitable for hou enping urposes Qonve- nient to the Departine! Apply on ii . first door north of K. OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, with atore, or KF can be used without. Rent $30 per month. address inquire at Star Oitice. I:nme:dliate vos- session given. ap S-2t* POE RENT—To two ot four sizgle gentlemen. lwo very pleasant. airy ROUMS. Breakfast if red, at 650 K street, in a small private ap 23-2t OR: RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeving, toa faaily without chil, Apply No. 236 ‘at. north, between isth an@ 1th sta. west ap 2s Jt Bos RENT—A smal HOUSE. delightfully sit- uated cu Capitel Hill, A small quantity of fur- for sale, Addrest HOUSE, Star Ofice. req fa. hae iT—A ORLLAR and STABLE. Also, ‘0 gross of Corks for sale. Apply at 002 oth +8 cineex: 8 Pewipg Machine Agency z WM. Ik OR cone FURNISH ¥D— for a boarding. house. op 13's at ties woutd sell the property. There rear, Bousee, Terma easy, Inquire at the ofiice. to Mrs, ap 23 zt" —The LEASE, GOOD WILLand FIX “RAS of Bornside Restaurant. Southeast reet and Pennsylvania avenue. Terms G Remmenatie. Apply at the premises. pes BALE he ASE co a Dwelling house and Restavrant, with the pictnres, &c public part of the city. A fine burizess by atrictattention. Inquire on the prein and 12th streets, OR RENT— able for an office, om the second floor of Lane & Tucker's building, between Four and a-half and Atarge and pleasant ROUM, snit- Sixth streets, Pennsylveuia ayeuue, postession given. Ge ees pat ry Oo LET—That very de rable suit of ROOMS on Pennsslvania aven between sth and 9h streets, (white pt buildin), suitable for the Pacnerzeotype business. for which it has been use pply immediately. Cc. JENKS, Soldier’ 's Aldrested amrvelooe Printer, spe t on tbe premises CRNISHED HOUEE FOR RENT—Erice #1) ‘yer month, House 10 roome, Central location ‘ospeseion given itt May. A family or party f sadies and gentlemen, if they desire meals will be furnished on reasonable terms in the house, veferences required, Address **D. D.. Star Oftice, for three days; will be proiptly ‘anawered { ap 2-3t" OR SALB OR RENT—A larce fifteen room BRICK sOUSE on ligt are t, Georgetown in thorough re pair. A’so. a new seven-room FRAME HOUSE 02 22d Immediate Inquire en the premises, ia street, between G and H streets, Firat Ward. Te front cam be used as a store. Inquire at No. 457 is'b atreet, between E and Fstrects, between 12 and | o'clock. ap S*t ERAL LARGE NISHED ROOMS KY RENT—No, 74 Missour: avenue, pear aH street, ap 27-3t* OR RENT—A Brick ROUSE. o * rooms, and has nated at th next door. STORE ROOM and FIXTURES and 3 ROOMS together with the STORE for rent, on the Ia- land, om Virginia avenue, betwcen 4’, and 3d sts., moaned on the premises of P. CRONIN. apy LEABANT AND ATRY ROOMS FOR RENT— To single gentlemen or a small family. On car route; convenient to Departments, Apply on P street, three doors west of lita, References ex- changed: ap 2 3t* Fo RES o FURNISHED ROOM parlor aud chamber. Iith street, between @ quired. ontaining cleat g@asaill threusa the house sit- e corner oat 2d and H ata. norte. mau “On arcond floor. t . tegether or separate as chambers, or Alto. single rooms. at 445 and HB. ee re- 8 mely far usd asa bedroo: acd water closet between i2th and » Fok RENT— Most ‘lith street, between H. A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR REN partof HOUSE 500 E atreet, pearess 2tand od with waterand gas. p 25-5t* Ui ee BNISHED ROOMS | POR GENTLEMEN TO LET—At 340 New York tween « nth and wth, por B8ALE.—A good pai with Furnished Rooms. Rent $25 per month. Inquire 452 loth street Joining Ford's Theater. ap 26 6) LARGE HOU*E FOR RENT AND ECRNT- TUBE FOR SALE—Inauire of JOS F. KBL- LEY, Real Eatste Agent, office 363 Sth street west, near Tatreet north, ap25-lw* LONG LEASE with alterations in building. (if requifed,) suitable for a large business, on 7th street, near Patent Office. Enquire at No. 152 Perneyivania avenue, between 17 hand 18th ats. incinding Piano, ih yald be yaecesion given Mey 1, Bath ae houre, -a Btreeta, ‘Appl; at 426 G, __ 8p 27-3t* t 435 ate g RESTAURANT, Toare foor ‘ale ap 2-6t 3 =F i “OK RENT—A BRICK HOUSE. containing 12 Hoe eer ituatad at the coraer of North Oaritol and M streets. Inquire at Mra. Butcher Stand, Northern Liberty ap 24 6t™ PoRE SALE—The STOCK. GOOD WILL and IXTUKBS of a Millinery and Fancy Store, No. 463 7th atreet, near Northern Market TB arket, The two-story aut baseaeut BRIUR No. 72 Indiaas avenue, north side, between lat ard 2d rtrerta west. Immuiate pos reseion given, Ternis, inquire of J.B, HALIDAY. Bea! Estate Broker, 6lo ilth astreet, eat of penne nia avenue. iw » INT OR LEASE—A tw ae. “aRIOK FS HOUSE, ecotaining five rooms, with furni ture for eale on Gapite! Hill, located on the cor- ner of 6th and A atreets. two squsres from the care, Inquire at J. BROWN’S Restaurant, corner of 1th and Pa a ap ia kw" T° LET—Pleasant farnished ROOMS. conuect- irg or single ip @ private family. Terms moderate; at 30 E street, between 1: ee ed Tith pei AUCTION SALES, Y de i. WALL& 00., . Anctioneers. Wash ington Horse and Carri 3 La. a . th and On SATURDAY MORNING, the sth of May. at 10 ofelock, I will sell at the Batsar, for cash, to pay ard and expense incurred, if the owner dha uot come forwa: rove: property, take him away, ne Chestnut Horas, an-estr: larly advertised as sich in she per. according to law WM. H. SARERVES, _ap 29-4 WM. L. WALL & OU . Ancts BY JAS. C, McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE BUILDING ace oN poe ble STRER¢ WE: NE CORNER OF M SIRBET. Te: oRLIAN SAL On MONDA NO} May Sth, at six ° selocke oe he remi: mo ahall sell partror Lows No ivand 34. im! Square No. 449, fronting 21 fee! incheaon 7th street west, near the corner AS i pe notn als panning baca it 5 foot, with a 4 pt open fo: aoramonay ton oft of ne sand the ator the foutaal oe Terms: he balance in six and a oontnen tity secured notes bearing in- wail Conveyancing and stamps at cost of the pur- lan v-d&da J.C. McGUIRE } & O0., Aucts, bg W. B, LEWIS & , Auctioneers No, 30 7 Pennsylvavia enue, FURNITURE OF A RAMEY REMOVING AT On MONDAY next, May Ist, at 10 o'clock, at No. 240 D street, between 14 vo ccibes nr joa 4th and lth atreets, will Parlor Betts, . Obairs, Tables, irrors, Six Good ae Four fall Setts Cottage Funiture, Redding, Mattresses, Ghia and Glasa Ware, Cutlery, Plate Ware, Anos Ttensels, &c ap 2 2 W_B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. BY ae c. McGUIBE& CO. Auctioneers, zy0 ARR Bt BE RLERING Lots ov NoRT HE STREETS WES are On TORSDAY. "AE TERNOON. May 2. at BY o’clock, cu the premises, we shall sell Lot No.4 and th tern 11) feet cf Lot No. 3, in Davidaon’s m Of square No 313, fronting together 35 ca on worth N street. between lth and 12th streets west. aod rumaing back ly feet to a ublic alley, to be divided and sold stwo building ots. of 17 feet 6 inches eac! These lots are finely located. in & pleasant and Deslthy partct the city f-onting immediately on the handsome square of Mra. Farabam ‘Terms: One third cash; the remainder in 6 and Rwmonths with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. Conveyanci:g and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, apd J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ay GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ED SOREL SS eee OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- AT PUBLIC SALE. DAY at 18 o'clock a. m., we shall sell, No. 359 E street, between sth and 1th Walnu Fofas, Arm Chairs and Rockers Wa put Hair cloth Reception Ohairs Giit Frame Pier Mirror. tv by 22. Slab and Bracket Martle-top Center Table ava Whatnots Brussels, Ingrain, Stair and other Carpets Walnut sad Oak Extension Table sud Dining Shai: Five Onk ‘Sidedoard and Refrigerator Marble-top Walant Dressing Bureaus do Wasbstaude Solid Walnut Sodstesca Jenny Lind, Cottage, and other Bedsteads Bair, Shuck, and otber Mattresses ttage Sets, imitation oak, with marble-tepy M«hogany Bureaus. Wachstands and Wardrobe Secretary and Hair Spring Mattress Curtai: arb Shades and Ornaments Gook, P. and Obamber is) oves Tering cash’ ius & WILLT ap? BY’ J. 0. McGUIRE & & 00.1 ‘Auctionsers ee TENEe STORY FRAME DWELLING No. 504 MASBACHUSETIS AVE- NRAR FCURTH STREBT, AT PUBLIC BALE On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May 21. at five o'clock. on the premises. we shal! sell partof Lot » Bquare south of Square No fronting nehes on Massachuretts avenve. and ron- s back with su average depth of 9 feet. im- r d by a neat three-story frame dwelling ouee, containing ten rooma, with gas fixtures ghout th. aonse,and water in the yard. Pos- sesrion F*vea immedi ately. erm oe-balf cash: tne balance in 6 and 12 Doois, bh secured notes bearing interest, All conveyancing and stamps atthe cost of the are J.C. McQUIRE & CO., Aucta, ¥ JAS. ©. Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, SALE NY AUCTION OR HOUSEHOLD FURNI- On THURS?PAY MORNING. Msy 4th, com- mencing at 1) o'clock, at No, 14 K street, between oth ard “th. we shall ‘eel the Furniture and Ef- fects of Fa! family removing from the city, con- sisting 0 i Mal rte, by Knabe & Gehle, i Bair-c ered Bofi Damas and Hair ‘loth Ohairs, Marbile-top Centre and Sofa Tables, Damask and Lace Curtains and Oornice, Boog ease and Secretary Wainut ani Mahogony Bedsteads, Walnut snd Mabegany Bureaus and Washstands, Feather Bed, Bolater and Pillows, Husk and Usir-top Mattresses ndlebras, and Mantel Ornaments, y Dining Tables,and Marble top Side- ards, Refri, Garkton Washtubs, Buckets, &e., Parlor anl Chamber Carpets, Stair Carpet acd Oil cloth, One Jarge imitation Btewart Cook stove and Fixtures, Flat-top Coo Kitehen Regu Terms cas! JAS. C. Mc@UIRE es 00; Acts, At5 o'clock, cn the premises, the House snd Lot will be seld. Bee re aoment in another column. -td YJ. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. UCTION SALE OF THE ae STOCK OF ALINE G GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &0., AT THE QLD BSTABLIBHM#N 21 PENNSYLVA- ae ENUB, (DIRECTLY OPPOSITE WIL- On THURSDAY MORNING. May 4, 1355, at 10 o’clock, Will be sold at auction. by catalogue, a fre | assortment of Groceries and Liquors, em- raciDe— Vers od Cognac Brandies, in bottles and casks Very old Bourbon aud Rye Whiakie: Very old Port, Fherry. and Medaira Wines’ Scotch Ales, London Porter Champagnes, Claret, and White Wines ae poet Ores (6-1. eaddiaa) reen and Blac! * caddin A full assortment of Orosse & Black well’s London Pauces and Pickles Bardines, French Peas, Oil, Mustard, &c. Fine zioyane Cigars, Domestic do., 2moking To- Stove and Fixtures, en, Large iat i {Fancy Groceries Store Fixtures, Wagon, (new), large Clock, (over the Store) To te rola in quantities to Suit the trade. Catalc gues ready day of eal ap eeit 3.0. MeGUIRE & CO, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION Fale CF THREE want HOUAES SITUATED TRE ET WES! aD, 4% ETRERTS, TULAN <n MONDAY. the 1st day of May, at 6 o’cl-ck . on the premises. containing four roome eac! bavive 15 feet front, 102 feet i inches deep. Terws: One half cash; balance six and twelve mouths, secured by a deed of trust on the prewi- Fes. an conveyancing, and revenue atamps at the cost the purchaser, ap? Teod& da GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts 9 YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AT FUBEIO BALE. On THUBSDAY A#*TERNOON, May ith, at 5 o'clock, @n the premises, we shall sell the thiee- story Brick Dwelling House, being No. 14K st, between 8th and 9ch streets west, conta:ning nine rooms, with a brick out building on the rear of the lot. containing two rooms. The house is pleas- antly situated on the open public apace intursect -ing New York avenue ana K street. and bas a pamp of excellent water on the premises. Imms- diate possession giv Terms: One-third caeh; bslance in sixand twelve months Conveyancing and stamps at the coat of the pur- onde te 5.0, McOUIRB & CO.. Aucts. ‘Tre FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, with or without board, in a private famity. Be t No. ae Dunbarton strest, Georgetown, iy } acres, aout !3 miles from the city, near Colea- ville, Maryland; well watered and a Brick house; or would exchange it fur city property. ther particulars inquire of A. MORKHOUSS,c ner of B and 25th streets Sp 21 im* F% SALK—a LUMBER PLANING and SAW ING MILQ, with engine ae Machinery, aad one of Pages’s patent Saw M.lis, al in complete rubning order. with the Frame Building situated onthe canal. near 6th atreet aud Center Market ilk heap by 2prlying t: Bouse. Will be std cheap by eA SRA DY, 1o 29-2w* No. 647 13:b street; Istand. OR SALB—A TRACT OF LAND Ipiog in Mont- geome County, Maryl, adjoining Fort Sumner. about five miles tron ard contai: which is and a good orchard. he ‘property wilt he sold in whole or part to purchasers. Apply to L. A LODGE. residin, ne set Bamues. Or address the sabesriber at asl : _apk-1ot*__ sid, A, LODGE. — ‘OR aS aa EhT—A Bue HOUSE in Georgetow: F c., coaiaiaieg fifteen rooms, with water nd gas, known as No. 40. on Ist street, between Po- tomac and Maske se streets. foe tore be eo oO" ‘ms fe From oe CELLEY Real Biate A 8th street west, pear E street sorte ® —A frst rate FRAME HOU: Fisgine yo. “maa, together with 9 oy ‘uote. all in choice fruit. ao lope es sy Bepre CRORE, plombs anc gra) ‘he best selection, with pump of excel r in the yard, on th per of G. pis strect aaa Penns fh thi tienlars 57507 mh a-eolm?} D.OARROLL.” oR RE T—a Gre BRIOK STABLE and 0 HOUSE, Late aa for three horses; penal tan in Washi nigeton; a of 274 Pe eet, north pee Ase to PJ. BE door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. mh 21-tf .LE—Desiradle BULLDING ke wars arts of the city. BOTS in ai & 0O.,328.Pa, sv © 00.510 Seventh wnsrecl giaie of. erage YJ. 0. McQUIRE & & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEER’S BALE ora. A BUILDING LOT ON Seana BETWEEN 15TH AND STs Up FKIDAY AFTERNOON, May 5th, at Siz o’closk, on the premies, by virtue of a’ deed of trast daly. recordgd in Liber N.G.T..No 47. fo log 45 to 47.1 #8 sell the wentermost part of Lot 3, Bquare No. 195, fronting 15 feet on M street, running back the depth of the lot ac ording to the original plan of the city to an alley, and contaia- jug about 1042 Fquar fe eL GREBN. Trastee _ 8p %6-eok as 3 ¢. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts. ¥ McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, G MOUNT Of GOODS aes tal rice AT ALARGH AMON WITHOUT RBSE On FRIDAY MORNING, at i0 %.m mer and f stre ts. viz: Comprising Boots and Shoes, Ladies’ Gaiters. new aud secend hand Clothing almost as good a» new, Furniture, Watches, Jeweiry, Kitchen re Pocket way eatin of Tapia 0 and. ered Boap, 200 yards of amortment, of ‘on Paintings. Steel fe ravings “t the Prominent Gene! A cree Unitens ‘tates, Night sales Tues Thursdays and Saturdays, 3 i tT “The } host eas h price paid for Furniture, &s. Ont 4 romptly attended to. Aucts. y iat MODBVITT & CONNOLLY, L¥BED HUNTER —BOOK SALES AT AUO- TION —J am constaitly in receipt of cata- 2; A logves Ree) Books. ané will buy on commiasion, id eold Great eatavarien Pook: pposite Grover’s Taeater. ap 25 6 Ove, GLA8B AND CROOKERY “WARE Read just received a fine arsortment of, SES, bAGEK ‘and Wriss pasa and gverzrhing to At pes s se restaorant eof ral aseo: CUPS and SAUOBAS. PLATES. and. everrt usually kept in a oa ne Chine rents "i Foun a r cent + th “g a ser street, betwee! or rim ING PROMPTLY ATTEND! TF iy Token Tow Es Shee Le] 1B a i posrd.-or toINO. “BDAY | Wismahuaiaton =i ing at dB. FOLEY's. -AUOTION SALES, Y J. 0. McGUIBE & £0, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF ARE Liss GROORRY seat ox MONDAY HORNIRG, Ist. comma at lv o'clock, we w: . at the ai ne Knott, Bo, 333 isth Fe corner of K., er Liquors and Fancy Good: and Gib; iske; a wa bao Wa y KC. Boxes Plug Tobacco, Smoking do, ~ Sears. various brands Large Lotof Fancy Goods, spa Te 5, 0, McGUIRE & 0., Axcte. B*e RL. CROWN & = BO anes eee VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT avo. TION, AND A RAKR CHANCE FORINVEST MENT, AS THE OWNER IS ABOUT TO LEAVE THE OITY. vemill selon MONDAY, May fhe Ist, at Sp on the prersines, part of Lot nine, (9.)ia Square No S29. Said lot frouts 12% feet on L street north, running back i) fest 11 inches, improved by @ good yore td Frame House and back building: siso, an exce'ient sable and carriage house rear of said lot. suitable to accommodate twohacks and eight horses. fale without reserve, Terms cash. All conveyances and reyeoue stamps at the cost ofthe pure aneene - R. L. CROWN & OO., Aucts. P,&- Also, atthe same time and place reat part of Lot N: . onts 17. feet 2incbes, This property i# in the rear of Judge Douglas’ s. Title ecod. ‘Perma cath. All conveyances and stamps at cost of the pur- ies C, RL, OROWN & 00.. —— ¥ THOS. DOWLING, A Auct.; Georgotown, DC. iy EALE “OF VERY Saunt ata otic PRUPEREY IN GEORGETOWN iN. 2 MONDAY, May 1, at 5 o'clock p m., F will PA in frout of the Tremisen, part of Lot No, 76, in Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to G town, fronting 25 feet on the south side atreet, Between Market and Frederick strents, a rupnipg back about 129 {t, toa wid ley. The itn- rovements consist of a good two rtory Brick ouee, Pear sages esr ten rooms acd cellar, with @ cistern in the yard and a good Brick Stable in tae rear. The location is one of the bestin town. Terms: One third cash; balance in 6 and 2 ae Pla interest, to be secured by a deal of rurt ou the property All eonetjauan and stamps at the cost of the TRESRAREES A: DOUGHTY, Execatri WA. OAS DOWLING. ” apd __ {intel A ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct.;Georaetowa. VALUABLE RUILDING LOTS IN GEORGE- ALUADLE ANAT AUOTION. - reetown, frent- ing!0 feet on the suuth side of First st . between Market and Prederick streets, and running back Tad feet, Terme at tate ceot tn onveyaocing so otane A) je conto! h@ pure chaser ‘3 totet HOMAS DOWLING: ote PYI.C McGUIRE & $0 Wanioasee CHANCERY SALE OF “YALUABLE TEE ROY: xD AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Colnmbis, passed in chamoery caus? N aham va, Graham etal., I stall sell at public auction, on TUBSDAY AF fERNOO) April } 3. at 432 o’clock,eu the premises, Lots 1, 5, 6 snd 7, in aquare No $2. Lot No T fronts Fapcetively om Conmesugut avenues sist) mrost and vorth 8 street, and in improved by # desir: two-story cottage and outbuildings, with ® garden laid out on the groucds; Lots No. and ¢ hava been aubdivided into thirtecn ‘fue buildicg lots, fronting about twenty five fect eack on Convecticut avenue, be'ween north R and § streets, come of them running throcgh to Zist stree ‘These lots were occupied by the late Guy Gra- bam as arden. have flav shade trees in tront, and are lceated for cottage site, Terms cash Conveyancing and revesue ctamps at the cost of the purchasers. Y. FENDALL, Trustee, ap4-d JAS, — McGUIRKE & CO,, Auc we? THB ABOVE 8ALE_ Is POSTPONED, IN consequence of the death of the President, unt:? MONDAY AFTERROGN April a same Rour and place, WwW FENDA L, ‘Trustee, ap is-d JAS. C. heotrni CO, Aucts. a2” THE SALB OF THB ABOVE, SXCEPT the cottage and two of the jots in the subdivision, is postponed until MONDAY AFTERNOON, May . at thesame bour 4 iaoe. ¥. FENDALL, Trustee, “ap isa py 0. Mc@UIRE & 00. Avote, THOMAS DOWLING, ‘Auct; Georgetown HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS aT On wae ane MORNING, May 31, at 10 ovclock. I will sell,at No. 57 ist st , bet. Market and Frederick 8D assortment of Household Furniture, comprising: Gane Beat and Easy Chairs Walnut Work Tables and Stands Wardrobes. Bureaus, Washstanda, ic, Bedstends, Mattresser, &c. Feather Bedsana Bedding Tin Bafe. Retr: gerators, &c, Parlor and Kitchen Stovea ea aud Glass ware Window Shades Orib and Mattress, &c, Kitcben Requirites,Ac.,&c. 1 Gecamaaye THOMAS DOWLING. Td Auctioneer. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ICE LITTLE FRAME {IQUEE. CONTAIN. ANG Bh 0 Br NOKCH STREETS WEST. No. 451, AT PU ey BALE. On TUSSDAY AFTERNOON, May 2d, at six o’elock. on the premises, we shall sel! part of Lot 23, in Square No. 282. with the improvements, which are a good two-story frame house and other outbuildings. Terms: Ope ba’f cash; balance in six months secured by deed of trnat ONG fore and stamps st cost of purchaser, 8p 25 REEN & WILLIAMS, Anots. BY ae & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. 0, 626, corner 7th ‘and D streets north. SALE OF VALUABLM. BUILDING LOT aT On THURSDAY, May 4. at 6 o’clock p shall sell, in front af the premises, Lot 2, nea division of rquare 331. Ibis Lot basa front of 23 feet, rnpping back 94 feet Winches Terms: One half cash; the balance in six aad twelre months. fer netes hearing interest, secured by a deed of trust ou the premises. a conmayencing and revenue stsmps at tis cost of he purchaser ap:ad. GEERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts 'Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avctioneers, No, 626, corner of 7th and D streets north, exynn ae VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN aie. KTHERN PART OF THE CITY AF On WEDNEgDAY, May 3d, at 6 o’clock p.m, we ehail sell, io front of the premises, twelve Lots in Loomis’ subdivision of Square No. $9. These lots front on 25th street. between nore th Mand N streets, baving each a front of 15 feet, runaicg back 15 feet inches to an alley. Also, five Lots in eame aquare, fronting 15 feet esca on north N street, bet 2ist and 22d sts, Terms: One half cash; the balance in fix montha, secured by a deed of trust on the premises All conveyance aud revenue stamps at the cost Es de GREEN & WILLYAMS, Aucta,_ Y THOS, DOWLING, Auct.: Georgeto VALUSELE MERON ED PROPERTY IN GETOWN AT AUOTION, On WEDNESDAY, May 34.at5 o'clock p.m I will sell, ia fropt of the premises, part of Lot 33, in Old Geprgetown, fronting 2 feet on the soutit side of Bridge street, above the new Market House and runping back 113 feet te a wide alley. The improvements consist of agen two story Brick Bouse anda small Frame ilding) Terma; One half cash; balance im 12 months, with interest. secured by adeed of trast on the ™ property and stam pa at os cost of ene yar Conveyancing mn THOMAS LOWL Pp {Intel} ‘Auctionssr. ous oF GORDaMBED HORE, SS General's Offer, First Division. t ‘astinxion City, Aprit 25, 1345. Willbe sold at bab is aueton, to the highest kidder, at Giesb pateuD. aK RURSUSY. Quartermaster BeDA vg TWO HUNDRED P eM Ponens EACH These horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For Seles teeming purposes, many good bar- 8 A) e eyorecasola sinety. |S Bale to commence at le A. B M, Terma cash, in mg 2 SKIN, 5S Brevet Brigadier General, in. ¢ ge PiratDivi- ap 26-tmy30 Di terre UOTION S4LB OF OC ee HOREEB. als eet First Queries a Orton Boel im Will be gold, at at Ce. ee tie’ big bidders TORE. “MARYLAND, eh Soe ACH OARLIGLE, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, WILMINGTON, patawatn, THURSDAY, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY, ‘Wo BUND “CAVALRY HORSES iry service of the Arm} “2 rome and jog purponse many good bar- Id singly. Sales to commence at 1) A. Horses 60 aly, Bal aoe M, Terms, cash + Brevet Brij ier G: ap zits | oe ylset Divisio