Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1866, Page 3

- LOCAL NEWS AMUS: ‘TS, &c., TO-NIG iT. GsovEn's.—No play-zoer suvuia fail to wit- ness the fine representation of «The Sea of ice, or ®% Thirst for Gold” at Grover’s, as it is | to & Withdrawn to make way for other novel- ties. Mrs. Agnes Perry is a fine actress, and ae Likely to become a favorite with the Wash- ington public. CANTERBURY.—Last night of the greatsensa- tion G:ama of «The Harp of Erin or the Fe- nians Trimmpbast and Ireland Free,” and ‘ other attractive features of the progra ume of | tbe week just closing. ints Tae Coat Excuanor.—Last night the Coal Dealers sssem>ied a: the reoms of the Board of Trade, corner of 6th streetand Pennsylvania avenue, pursuant to adjournment the Friday night previous. In the absence of the Chair- mas, Mr. W. E Brown was called to the Chair. A communication was received from Mr. F. Koones, coal dealer, explanatory of his mode of business, which had been complained of by the dealers. The explanation was received as entirely satisfactory. Mr. Burker presented a preamble setting forth that united action will best protect the interests of the trade, not only at home, but from impo- sition from abroad, and twe resolutions to or- ganize under the title of the “Coal Dealers As- sociation,” and be governed by what a majori- ty of the Association may deem best for the in- terest of themselves and the community. The resolutions were slightly amended, making the title to be the “Coal Exchaage of the District of Columbia,” and were unani- mously adopted. The resolutions were freely discussed before acoption, no one seriously objecting, but all anxious to avoid the appearance of a combina- tion against consumers or the public interest, And it was stated that while they are protect- ing themeelves against imposition from abroad, protection will haye a tendency to insure the reduction of the prices of coal here. a motion of Mr. Brintnal, s committee of five, consisting of Messrs. J. T. Given, @. L. Sheriff, Gainand, Magruder, and Barker. and the meeting directed the addition of Mr. Brown, the chairman, to draft a constitution and by-laws for the government of the Ex- chaner, to reportat the next meeting. On motion, the meeting adjourned till next Friday evening at 74 o'clock. ——- -—e_—- CENTER MARKET TO-Day.—Beef, best cuts er ib., 25¢.; Next, 15a2e.; Salt Beef,15a20c.; Dried ref, wuadse. Veal, 2c. Mutton, chops, 25c. Lamb, 2e.; Lard, 2vc.; Pork, fresh, 2c.; corn- ed, ¢.; Bacon, hams, uncut, 2c.; sliced, 35¢.; breasts, 20e.; shoulders, 20c. Butter, 60a75e.; Chickens, per pair, 75c.a$1.75. Ducks, per pair, $1.75. Eggs, per dozen, 30c. Green Uorn, per can, 40c. Apples, per peck, 75a81; dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., 5c. Turnips, peck, 4v cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 40c.; Sweet, Sta Sc. Peaches, dried, per quart, 25¢: bat- ter, 25c.; white, 10ar dried cherries, qt., 40c. Radishes, per bunch., 5c. Beets, per peck, 50c. Parsnips, pk, Svc. Ontons, 40c. per pk.; bunch onions se.; Oarrets, 50c. Fish—Shad, per pair, $1 821.25, Herrmg, per beh., 60c.; Rock, large,each, #1, small. bunch, 50c.; Pike, 50c. bh.; Perch, 50c.; Mackerel, Se. each. Kale. 50c. peck; Spin- nach, Sic. peck. Rye, per bushel, 90c.a$1. Corn Meal, 50231.10. Shipstuff, 60a7¢c. Brown- Stuff, 45c. Shorts, Sic. Corn, shelled, $1; in ear, bbi., $4235. Oats, bushel, 55as0c. Hay, per cw, SISSL25. Straw, Weal. Clover Hay, 75c.8$1.25. Small Ducks, 75 pr. Small Bir Pernb., alse. Wild Pigeons, pair,37%c. Can- yas-back Ducks, per pr, $2. Widgeons, $1. Wild Geese, $2 each. Prairie Hens, $1221.25 per sir. Celery, pr bunch, i0c. Krout, pr quart, I5e. yeese, $1.50ag2.50. Turkeys, $2a%5.50. Venison, fresh, per Ib. 30c. Cabbage, per head, 10a3ic. Cranberries, per quart, 15c.; chestnuts, quart, 20c. Walnuts, peck, 50c. Homimy, quart, ive. Pumpkins, 15a75c. Wild Turkeys, $2.50 as4. Country Pork, $14 per 100 Ibs. Hone: per Ib., 508600, _—s se Horse SToten._Mr. Hunt’s stable, at Cameron Mills, was broken open last night and one of his horses stolen therefrom. This morning the thief was overtaken near Dr. Mason’s, on the Telegraph road. He wis Gtiving a two horse wagon, one of the hors»s being the one stolen from Mr. Hunt. He was zeade to “face about” with his team, but on coming toathicket he jumped out and made bis escape. The wagon contained a number ©f tools, monkey wrench, brace and bit, a pair of gauntlets, a fine overcoat, and other articles, all supposed to haye been stolen. The wagon was taken to Cameron Mills by Alfred Rob- erts, the gentleman who overhauled the thief — Alezandrnia Journal. —— ImPROVEMENT OF PireTows.—Recently, the site of the Engineer Camp, above the Navy Yard Bridge, has grown up into a considera- bie place, known as Pipetown, and at present there are completed or in course of erection about thirty houses there. Fourteen of these are on i4th street east, nine on L street south, and the others on K street south. All of these buildings are two storied frames, of Nve rooms each, and doubtless as the commencement has been made we may soon hear of other im- provements going upin thissection. Most of these houses were erected by Mr. Thomas E. Ciarke, of the Sixth Ward. eae Svspricton oy LARCENY.—Yesteriay, Robert ‘Tasco, negro, was offering a pair of shoes for sale on Pennsylvania avenue. Officer Crump asked him where he = om Sag gage conflicting stories, an eo would have to go to thar oteiean: Tasco left the shoes and ran. The officer captured him after a long chase, and took him to the station- house, where he bad a hearing before Justice Morsell, who semt the prisoner to jail for a further hearing. The shoes are valued at $7, and are kept at the station to be identified. —— ee Tus Deorer oy REBEKAH was conferred on ubout twenty Iadies at a special session of Oriental Lodge, I. O. O. F., on Wednesday evening Inst, Past Grand Gersdorff off . ‘There was a large attendance of ladies and others who had previously taken the degree, and much interest was taken in the proceed- ings. It is understood that most of the initiates will attach themselves to one or the other of the Rebekah Degree Associations, twoof which are in successful operation, with a large mem- bership. ComceRrt ANNOUNCEMENT— Farewell Appear- ance of the German Opera Troupe—The choir of St. Aloysins Charch take pleasure in inform- ing their friends and the public that Theodore Habelmann and other artistes have kindly of- dered their services to render the grand con- cert to be given at Metzerott Hall, on Monday evening, April 2d, a complete success. These Brtistes have become so endeared to the people of Washington that we are sure none will willingly miss this rare musical festival. peeeenmar aa Beycu WARRANT.—W H. Taylor was ar- Tested yesterday by Sergeant Barker of the ist recinet, upon & charge of stealinga horse from i Vermilion, near the National Race course, on the 16th inst. He was delivered to Marshal Goodin. a Ronrery.—The premises of Mr. Eli Pettit, on Union street, between Prince and King streets, we are informed, were entered last night, and the sum of $2,100 in gold and silver coin stolen.—Alezandria Jc ——o———_ Grayxp Larceny.— Henry Jones was ar- Tested yesterday by Officer Franklin, of the Second Ward_ for the larceny of a breast-pin from Brace. Justice Walter sent him wo jail for court. ——_s—___ MissiowaRyY ANNIV#RsaRy.— To-morrow mht, & missionary m will be held at the Assembly Presbyterian Church, at which Hon. Josiah B. Grinnell, Hon. H. Price and others will deliver addresses. ——o——— Farn.—The fair for the benefit of Grace (P. ¥.) Church, commences at Island Hall, Vir. vinia avenne, on Monday evening; and amp) arrangements have been made for a pleasant en- DIED, OOO MEreenaa, eantou ef Bt Pest "s, at 4.50 ep Tal cette, remiah Ireland, vited 4 tion. chief clerk are respectfully attend bis = 9% o'clock 8. m.. . Patrick's Chui insee will be offered for Zi years dy a apr, of father, OUR. On the Sist March. Beasts blessed immortality, Bre. A (Wm H eldest dangh 7 EBOUR. beloved wife e rof§.A. B intamces are res faneral on * o'clock ae , from the residence 39> south @ street, Navy Yard. E, THE [UNDERSIGNED ¥. le on us by herniee in peice of Cw tomers aving Cwstomers asing jaily 25 Ibs..1 cont per pound. S07 Fe the 15 conte ‘por day .» 10 comts per day. dsr. LEE & 00. = aah 31-10 F305. Cups, Ov! Kelis, Goble: me Dollar en third door ing st Pa.a from 4 tis,received Jewelry store, No. street. ———o—____ JewsErRy.—Jet and Gilt Chains, Jet Setts, Jet and Pearl Setts, California Stone Rieger Lockets, Bracelets, Combs, Back- ttons, Studs—1,000 styles of Je to ¢ :ose from for only one Dollar, at Prigg’s al lar a No. 438 Pa. ave., third door from 4¥ s! t. C. F. Orweurns, low Northern Ma Boot and Shoe lin and is receivin, 347 7th street, (two doors be- ket) whose reputation in the ¢ is wellknown, has received every day an immense and beautifnl assortment of new Spring Boots and Shoes from hi which have been well ful. is favorite manufac‘ories, all of tested and found = ala Brows’s Broncutat TrocuRs.—From the Medical Director of the General Hospital, Ben- ton *Mesers. M ks, near St. Louis, March 8, 1864: John 1. Brown & Son, Boston, ass.:—Useof your far-famed and most ser- xiceable ‘Troches’ is being made in the hospi- talof which I bave charge, and with beneficial and decided results in allaying bron- chial irritation.” Troches give prompt reliet. Fer Con hs and Colds th eo. SEE eee STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, bails, etc., can be removed without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 4 and 6th streets, — Corns, buntens, Club and Inyerted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vaseular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist,“Kooms No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 to8p. m ett WANS. OY WANTED—A omall WHITE BOT, to at end the hall door it work. Apoiy at 964 F et . bet. 1: ae '@ BOXES WANTED at . BLLI ‘toe prem 10a f| z Aa Fi 5 3, it “306 Pa ave. a: bie GIRL te work ina Wy ee arene ~ ii recom i mended. Appl; tely at 279 Pa. avenue, between 10th andiith sta. i W 48TED ey ‘RY “LADY to kaow that MUDD’S Fashionable Dress Meking Es tablishment will open Monday, Aprit 2d, at 504 ‘91h street, two doors above Pa sve. ma 31-38" bf Ag becuse i for Boston, ort or Bangor. Ap: . P. BROWN & BON, mb 31-cost* ae Buown 9th etreet. Ww ANTED TO ADOPT—A YOUNG GIBL. i “A a at en family, where one et am eg o Blar omice. = Permanent home, mh 31-20" ANTED_The LADIES to call and examine Ww our steck of AUCTION CABPBTS, all wool, $1 per yard, worth $1 30. m 31-3t ‘4 I ANTED—Two SALES LADIES. who have some experi in the Dry Goods Business, Also, two CASH BOYS. Best reference reauired. LANSBUKG & BRuv.. it 516 Seventh street. S ‘AUCTION SALES. THis AFTERNOON AND TO-fORBO' Be Te Fash bee tes wemeer matt. " AUOTION SALES. [Per other Auction Sales tee fourth pagt.| BY’ J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Anctionsers. FOR SALE AND RENT. | F ee ‘OB RENT—A BRIOK moses. eontai: Lj od repair. Appi wa Star Office, m 3i-st" OUSE TO RENT_Wiih thirteen rooms, No 2 ARLE PROPER- ATURDAY BYERI Rist, at f Hin acne ery ee ovtock abel yal peta eater: | For RENT—A desirable TENEMENT of five — ‘and Shoes, Bhirte, 4 rooms with ras and water, et G street, lankets, Bedep: < between 13th and 14th ih S1~ Pocket ier Flic Bing ls and Doel barreled ; [ Jeweiry wees oy Fs ig 4 "[O,LET—A new BRICK HOUSE, furnished.om — = : k Bhode Island avenue, bet lath’ and istn ats, t vanrune Soph ene ¥, THURSDAY and Sav- very TUESDAY. TH ay first street above N, coataini: on the premises. after 1 orclock. Fo RENT— YM. K. WA! co 7 rooms. ae 4 BT* = Be aes Fever G Creek road. The tract is ided into a ine three-story BRIOK HOUS: T rooms, and ene two ANTED—Every HOUSE trict to call and examine CURTAINS, slightl jot of WINDO Hil open to-day, selling fees. $1.98 to $2.00 per wi e} }O' . ny, rom =o! peir. Ay. sell fonTZ & GROSHON, mm 31-3t 369 7th street, above I. ANTED—Every PERSON in want of MAT Wise to call and see the ar igle of Matting se! a cents per yard. Also, alot of d “OIL CLOTH at 50 and 65 nts. AMA ONT? & GROSHON, ce 369 7th street, above ED TO PURCHASE FOR CA8H.—A small compact FAEM of from 5) to 70 acres of Jand in Maryland, with a comfortable Dwel- use, Farm Bolidings,and fruit trees, £0. Within one hours drive of Washinzton Address, stating fuil particulars, to"*FARMER,” Post Of- fice, Washington, D.C: m 31-3t" STEAMBOAT LINES. SERING AREANGEMENT. — NOTION Th ’ Steamer CAMbxIDGE, Captai: il resume her KE. T. Lzonagp. route on SATUR: leaving her uew pi tween Cabin Creek, and M om the Kestern ford’s Wharf ev DAY atl andi wi DA er. Y. edford's Sho: ery turning re she will leave Mad- THUBSDAY and MON- b> = ne at phe jer men- for ngers rel Ithmore at $a. m. ef FRID. ight, id YS and feb 23-tf AT»4NTIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO NEW YORK. Leaving Pier Ni every WEDNESD. TU Fi ‘he Steamers com: OHN 80. |. 0. KNIGHT, Os) FAIRFAX Capt. foot of G street, ESPAY and FRID reight received dail ‘0. 12 N AY and SA and carefully kept under cover. The steamers of this line now connect with Alex- sndria and Orange % any point MORG. Corner Dth and foot ef G street, Washi Railroad al ng the, Hine of. AN, Washingto AY,at7 a.m. ily dart: TURDA ing business hours, 3 See gers the rosd. MINEH'ART & UU., Agents, and Penn, aveune. south side, ington, D.C BOWEN, BRO. & O0,, Agents, Alexsndria, Va. H. B. CBOMWELL & GO., A 6 Ww ‘eat street, How York. — O THE LADIES, The subscribers take pleasure in announcing that, as General Agents, they have completed arrange- ments to Re ly AMERICA’ the ‘latest pr. ‘OLDED COLLAR GOMPANY, juction of the GRAYS PATENT LADIES’ CRIMPED OOL- LARS, To which ner. the ladies. T) struction and appeara: ser inthe form of a crimped or fluted as erly curved to fit snugly alight pulling a eient to destroy the & neat and tasty * pair of Cuffs. the 8 manufac n the ends, however, sweep or curvature, it becomes rotte”’ or Standing Collar, or * would invite the special attention ef is article is entirely novel i nd reaches t! some turn-o' aine indicates, and pro. r Collar. wearer's neck. B ust euffi- tured from the same choice material used in making Bank note paper, and retains its pearly whi soiling, even lovger than a collar. pearance without ely poli ed linen As this Collar is entirely new in the market, and as yet i undersigned pro} is more generally i paid. to any addre ST In ewwine Pos County, and State. _ mb 28-eolst one dozen 88 on recel| ‘n the hands of only the larger dealers, the for the present, till the Collar ry beeen Jo! 2 farniah sample jars, by mail, t of 35 cents. = t Opes address, mention Town, ‘Address, LELAND, JOHNSON & OO., 51 Devonshire St., Boston, {ALE OF GOVERNMENT COAL AL Su ANDRIA, VA. & - ie uaa a Real skagen About seven thousand (7,000) tons of Govern- ANTHRACITE COAL. and at Alexandria, Va., is offered for salo at ment on h eight (8) than one (1) ton. tobe the Government O ) dollars ton,in qusn' tob delivered to purchasers at joal Yard tities of not less Payment to be made in Government fands on the delivery of the coal ms wishin; evet Lieutenant Colonel J GO. Sixth street wharf, Bvt. M: % 15-dtsp3 PBePosaLseFoR STATIONERY. He R Sealed P: until FRID. tior the oft! oe United Btat wide ruled. a fine. 2 reams F 1s b ches. 1 wilf be furni 4 dozen Baromet use of es, viz: ross square Giass I, ter ‘to purchase (ati ton, ropoeals Will be received AY,the 23d instant, at for furnishing each of the followi: fo: the Houseof should LEE A. & ,in this cit j. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster ieee Depot of Washington ‘at th de 12 o’clock m., classes of Bta- presentatives ves, United States March 10, 1865. %® reams white Letter Paper, extra superfine, &® reams Commercial Note Paper, white, extra zo. wide ruled. reams Legal Cap Paper, white, extra super- ‘lat Cap Paper. uff Speech Envelopes, 6% by 33¢ in- 000 buff Adhesive Envelopes, 7%; by 3% in- we white thick adhesive Envelopes, 6% by 8 : nth. white thick adhesive Envelopes, 874 by 3% 1,&0 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 9%; by 4° ; "9.000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 103s by 43s 44 gress 4-inch fiat Glass Inkstands. inkstands, }, samples Of which nd | Inksta: dozen genuine Arnold's Ink; 2 dozen, each, earts, pintsend Wt dozen best BI half pints. aek id half-pinte. bes! it ink. Jold and Rubber Propelling Pencils, old a iz 6 doz 10 dozen Ivory Propelling le Lead Pencils. mn, No. 2. dozen Gold Pens and Pencils; gold, silver, and 10 gross Faber’ id and rubbe: sy dozen “Geld 12 do: 6 Eo Tbs. Sealing 1 Fpd dozen anuscri; 25 gross i Pen Nibs, best quality, media sizes. 15 dozen Mucilage.8 ounce bottles, best quality 6 dozen Paper Weights. zen bexes Cut Quills, best quali’ ess Gillott’s Black ‘ax, best Folders, i other. Memorandums and Small Blauk and 2 dozen Punches. 3 dozen Eyelet (Punches and 10 dozen Pocket Eni and Westepholm uk; 4 dozen, each, quarts, a ality. Sets. Eyelet Sets to be separate.) PRiuives. best auaition, Rogers ? dozen Scissors; 2 dozen each, 6, 7. and 8-inch, of an extra q rest in boxes Ii the sureties the sum of $1 as aneie the} rod shea mak: air that juctions of price. contract for the same, two or more sureties ouse of sthetactarg : have been incase the office fiedin P: Clerk of House of Bopresentativen: United otstes, mb 12-lawiw must it to bi leather. extra well gum- they are not. They fi sam} f Bop ew ee ofan extrs Scoatliys Bea‘ly put up, 250 ina box; the each. . will be rigid- iy reaulred to farnfonaricles Teil Satal toamle, ‘accom pan! of Tntended to be offered. and a bond fn delivered in bex. me W4stEp-« first-class MILEINER, a m $0-3t* 413 7th st., bet. Gand H. ANTED—A white WOMAN as nue and south 20: pi- sey ave- CROTON FLETOHER. 7 ANTED—By two respectable Girls BITUA- V TIONS, one as a first class Cook, understands all sorts of pastry; the other as Chambermaid. Ref- erences given if required. A Foreign family pre- ferred lease address @ note to Box 46 Star Of- fice. m 30 2t~ W ANTED TO BUY—A well-built HOUSE. (Brick preferred,) containing from 5 to 3 rooms, hall. (water and gas. if possible.) anda good yard; situated west of 10th street and north ot Pa. avenn inside the limits of Washington city. Information of such properties, containing tol Hill Restaurant, corner Ne’ A street. terms and conditions of payment, addressed to B 5.," Expedition of Evening Star "mn siate WASTED We want astendy. i MAN to work one of the best M. it jens around this city The farm containe from twenty te forty acres, all in ahigh state of cultiy with the crops in the ground, inelnding Hot &c., or will rent it to a good man. None who can. not furnish good references need apply. The farm is within a mile of the Oenter Market. A ply to D. L. WELLS & Ou os Corner of 13th and F streets, over m 29-3 White's Store. WwW ANTED— We want to buy several small HOUSES and LOTS in good lvcations, for cash. to suit customers, We also want a small zane near Washington; will cive Sf. aor $5,009 * cash. L. s Corner of 13th and F streets, over mh 27-tf White's Store. V ANTED—We want all the HOURES we can get,darge or staall, furnished or unfurnished, oe first ae ete ; and two for members of ongrese immediately. = “''D. L. WELLS & CO corner 13th and F streets, m 15-tf over White's store. N EXPERIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- UATION in a private family or restaurant, Callon Mr. NEAL, isth street, No. 313. mh5 7 ANTED—Gold and Silver WATCHES, DIA- MONDS, PISTOLS, new and cast-oif CLO. THING, PAWNUROKER'S TIOKETS, &c., &c., at the old-established Merchant Pawnbroker’s Store of F. FULTON & CO., 502 9th street, three doors north of Pennsylvania ave. Two SEWING MACHINES for sale at half price. N.B.—Busi- ness strictly confidential. mhl6-602m* ANTEB—The loan of $5,000 for one or two ee securea by deed of trustom a farm near this city just sold for 910,000. Liberal dis. count allowed. MAGE & METCALF Real Estate Agents, 517 7th Im™ ™ 12-60) 5 Wanted to buy for $5,000 Second 5.000 iatier éuorning at doscrtp- ons for which a fair price will be paid, 484 7th, corner E street. jan 19 $m* W4sTED! WANTED!! WANTED!!! GENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANOY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and —— business, where a sm: or is only re- quired, and where these im the same can commence at once, to ci ai Stamping Depot, 341 F street, and be tau; new method of Stamping, so simple that a chi can at once ie) ‘¢@ any job. Being the oni; practical Stamper here, we can furnish full ‘and complete instruct.eus, tools, cushions, com| tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This efor any one wishing to make wag te a chan small outlay. jan WANTED, O61 881 wanren, ¥457*?- WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for TAMPING. =e jaced his ER for PANTALETS, CLOAKS. OAPES. YOKES, BANDS, PINOUSHIONS, SLI » e., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new rns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared fo stamp any pattern brought us, e only practical Stampers here we are adies need not travel the v ir cae "York. at New FLLIAM PRINOR, 351 Fatr Office eet, oppesite Patent x roldered Yok Bands Flannel Skirts, and poteiirteles” es : Bo ls = D BA a ETE uae EER, OER UER: DING and HOU URN! BL ig doops of every ee * “petween @ and H, east side, GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS, 3 abatement of 8 per cent. will be allowed on the tax of 1866, If paid on or before the first day of April next, hiz2'st CHAS. D, WELOH, Collector. Canal STEAMER GEORGE WASHINGTON will commence her regular tri from Georgetown to Point of Roc! on MONDAY, 2d day of April next.’ Runs as usual. Fare the same as last ir. Moe: EirHlod, Beart fom Ritiers Wheel, castor Hate farried. Patter eas! ol House. (mh29-3"] JOHN MOORE, Fo RENT—On the Ist of April, the WHARF, OFFIOK, and APPURTENANCES, on Water street, between Congress and Jefferson streets, now occupied by J.C. Hieston & Co., a8 a Coai Yard. Apply to Mrs. J. OC. MYERS, No. 19 istst., Georgetown. wh 2-2w* iW SPBING GOODS AT MILLER’S NEW DBY GOODS STORE, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. €. Now epening a full stock of SPRING GOODS, gubraclng Ladies’ Drews [sand in \t @" Goods, Ds 0 ar, Cleths for Backs, Shawls. Skirte "White Goods: Gloves, Hosiery, 'a z« Notions. These have been Motio—* Guick se Jersseanort profs. nce?> ol 7: 5 fo2-im= | BENJAMIN MILLER. H — FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo SALE-— The commodioeus and extensive HOUSE GROUNDS loceted at the north- east corner of North C: ry stree’ lately the residence harles J. Uhiman Ti! Pp rty is pis.5 fest on North Ospitol street and V7: t on Boundary street, with brie! ing Ronse and enthasace, ane a extensiv wine ofa cl oter. erms ©¢ toMr:. ase i FRED, W. JO: between D and E AN, on the pre: ES, Attorney-at-Law . ats mh 29 eolw ‘Two elegant STORES and DWEL- . 285 O street. between 10th and 1ith streets, lately occupied by M.K Walsh as a Money Loan Office. They are well suited for the Grecery or Liquor business, would make a splendid Keser Beer Restaurant, being located next door to Hal yey's Steamed Oyster \. and having a fi Summer Garden. The ie ten eee Pade six vel ct a would be rented, ‘with of mithout elther of the Stores, at alow rent. | A’ to Sales @ UBDAY MUBNING, st i o . ; sr eitantet setts renee ist rg Dry Geods, Cething, Oreck: ery, Boots, Shoes, be. Cet eR A Rt ad praueh, ef gairoad raaniug from thie city tothe | | Sales EVERY EYRYING, at 7 o'elock. of a pen- Nai ashe inaib DUELING laa | catered Saetettactbestn iach oo | ime Re oes an on rneusbio rms —| rp! ol 1 5 . on a bles. weil idtlosed side and back yard, good for im Sl-eots . fk karen oo ' Poultry, &c. Pleasant neighborhood. tenant; 00., Auets. Tent medi uire mn it Y GBEKN & WILLIAMS. Auctionsers. t erate. Inq’ Until Wednesday. 11 No. 926, corner of fth and B = SiSHED ROOMS tee ee Sere ees is 8 or WOOD OASR ‘ »in rivs ‘am! wi ‘e REED BROOME, te s private famsity. whe ECR E NT, PALE OF BOREWOOD, CARE | $10,000 WORTH OF PRY GOODS AT AUO- one single or deuble ROOM, furnished. Ter: TRRORS, DAMASK v LNS. We sball sell, on TO-MORROW. ( = moderate. For particulars apply at No. S01-L | BRUSSELS GAREETS, ST Pt ers we bet. 9th and 10th sts. m 31-6 NOT CHAMBER SETS, &c., AT “PUBLIC door north of D, the entire sisek of eatd Store aad | . contiune from day to i. ic, ORES ose gee ene | SU W ESE EEDAY en th dew of hord.el w goods ave oil orld. an tas pemmcoar’ abe ly situated, pear Smithsonian Institute To goed | o'cloek a. hail sell atthe residenee of 5 | changing besines« tenants rents will be made moderate, For partic: | M. Meyen + No. 359 F atreet, betweonu 9th and Lad re especially invited to attend es all will Ulars apply at FENWICK & STEWART’S, Sash, | 10th streets, opposite St. Patrick's Onurch,& Sue | be sold without reserve. Terms cash Door aud Blind TOM eh ctrest Betdace | assortment ct Mousshold Goede vine mht" OROWN, WALKER & 00., Aucts eee : Que Rosewoo: case Piguo. Cover and Stool. | er [O28 BENT—A BRIOK HOUSE between and | Oe ee eee aang of velvet covered So- Y M. K. WALSH & O0., Auctionsers. L streeta,on New Jersey ave! with 6 rooms. andsome Smet 9 Pilate Mirror 285 Penes -, Corner 10th street, Amra.gen 0 780 Now Jerver ayonns cv maps. | Marble-top Centre [reap he pag mee! $20,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS at ave. “a J = ~ le an] and other Ourtaings DS “ y ENT— n two ato: FRAME | Fine English Ta) Carpets TION. TOUEE eating oene bition CoE | Weinet Deteteaten Mestatn Dreing Barenns ‘The entire Stock of lar, with gas and water. No. 67 West st. Inquire | Marble top Washstande ME. CONNELLY, at No. 48 Bridge at., Georgetown. m 3) 2t™ a Tables ot 943 Peansyivenis avence, h aldo, { ‘OBRENT—A BRICK HOUSE containiug « | pine Feather Pillows, 12th and 13th streets, baving decided to close his Price $12 oath. In- reat BS Lutieae ateuaer below Bh aed 4s = business in Washington, will offer at Auction streets rue i ‘m 30 2t* © eee, Breen Tee creeae, Wash- | without reserve for cash, on [OR SALE—A DRUG STOBE, which is doing | Hall Oil Cloths. Hat Back,and © MONDAY, APRIL 2, ; 8 profitable business. Price $1,500. Address or | Embroidered @tiomans and Oil At 10 o'clock, and continue from day to day, at this call af the store. corner 6th street and Mass, ave- eee ee anes Dreseete Oar hour, until the goods are all sold. Swern Stock consists of such Goods as are usually kept . BOGAN. Oak Extension Table and Dining Chairs telies = eae Lounges. Window Shades. and Kecking Obairs in a well assorted Dry GoodstHouse. Gu the third foot auitsble for four | 2able Crockery and Giese N B.—Ladios are particularly invited to attend entlemen, and convenient to'the Departments, | [00%iRs Stoves and Utensils. tis sale; seats will be arranged for their especial Ferme $6 ber month, each roem. Apply 327 sth A’ hot of Kitchen’ mia “ee occommadation. sa: , WEXEN 8 OB chia Street, Hoar i sé. And many other articles, which we deem uneces- m 2-40" . x. a9 5 ;;OR BENT—Three story BRIOK DWELLING, sary to enumerate. Pe mene aT ep FoR inginia svenucy between, wheed tics | ‘Terme cash [JY GEREN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. streets, containing $ rooms. Rent $20 per month. | _msi-d GRYEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts FARLOk SUITE. WEREIeE Skate meee ‘ Also, for rent, STORE 279 Pa, avenue, Bont $10 BX * HAUSE & 00. Auctioncers. HAMBER FUENITORE, Be. aT POLE =o. RgUK worse ‘No. 285 Penna. ave., corner 10th street. STURN «ms elhcar bats ia ; —A two- > sit- — im N . e ay ~ CTated on Fayette strecty between st ued'id, | LARGE CATALOGUE BALE OF THE EURO. | o ORMONDAY, the 3 aay of April next. ot tom Georgetown, six good rooms'and cellar A pamp | PEAN HOTEL, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF | gentleman declining housekeeping, on sth street of goed water on premises. A store adjoining lot, | 11TH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AV- | West, betweon G and fl streets porth, Mo. 377. Sifeet front, 125 fect deep. Apply No. 36 Fayette | ENUR, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF ECRNT. | Tis : street, between Ist and 24. m 30-6t* TURE, PIANO, MUSIOAL OLOOK One Damask-covered Parlor Suit, consisting of OR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE on Hetrest,| PESERUBANT UIQUORS. SkGAak = Onc er pias, six Side and two Keay Onaire, an t 5 re * a a > nel ry Tror. Fn the Government Printing Odice Syuar coly | G2 MONDAY MORNING April och, 15)i,ati0 | Marbie-top Ceuter Table and Whataots, tlning sroome with gag. For particulars apply | gictock, wo will sell by catalogue, with-ut reserve, | Brussle Carpets, Hatrack and Ornaments, Toe pence paabe American Telegraph Company, | for cash. the entire stock of the European Hotel, | Five Ensraviney, French Ohine Tea Set, madinteleny Vanis avenue, Possession given im- | comprising the contents of 60 rooms, Weenum-r: | One Uakscelored Obamber Suit, complete: mediately, LS | ote tage Wasbstands. Dressing Bureass, Foe SALE—Some Ca ost Sesireble F0- One sa Bosewood Piano, carved legs, Louis — roty 7. Gianowes eltchon Mequisites, e t te e ng Stove D' se for, sexiiaina or ecineon purposes. on Square 376, | One fine Musical Glock, a great novelty And many other articles too numerous to ene- on 9th, 10th, and H sts, norta. and many lets on | Brussels, Three Ply and Ingrein Carpets merate. Grant street, which street rans threagh the center | Wardrobes, Sofas, Marble top Tables. Mirrors ‘Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS, of the square, from 9ib to l0th street west. For | Pictures, Lace Curtains and Shades, Bureaus mb Bd Auctioncers. Poasin ster. basot ihe Petest Gave cd rena’ 6s, 7 ete een heen a al EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ® ih ste., back of e Paten’ ice, al an o'clock p.m. All conveyancing and stamps at the | Dining Tables, Oak Dining Chairs .» MOUDAY, Anil am ta chetenmtome © cost of the purchaser Hair Mattrasses Feather Pillows, Boleters gl pd gl 2 FA Lt, ahmed mh 3#tf JAS. TOWLES, Property Acent. Sheets, Pillow Cases, Blankets, Quilts, Counter- pt nag wilt po pres public mee oy . Fe RENT—A Brick HOUSE on West street, Hush and Straw Mattresses ies, the tract of, Land Yormerly eocapied by the t en Stor * 5 Georgetown, containing § rooms, nt Parlor, Bedroom, and Kitchen Stoves deceased, containing 180 acres. wi et a entre lan Woke gh- | Refrigerators, Oil Cloth, & o fonrth of an ecre, which hee been used ae n rl . pply 1: ‘est street, Geo! . t it @ssort t of China, graveyard, in ax ol . . “tm 29-347 RoR Giant aud Crockery Watecsuchusiewsusity | ite from Draluevilie. 1 ftom" Potomac river: {OB RENT—A nicely furnished HOUSE, ton found in S Brat class hotel, ne ag oe tee ae ee ae ;, @88and water. Situated on G sireet, ABR. Firet Ward.” A Gelightful summer residence. Ap- The Bar contains a fine assortment of Liquors, ply to MITCHELL & SON, 8. E. corner Penn. | Cut Glass Decanters, Tumblers, Mirrors, Paint- Ll @abered and ab auces iecoe Okt ae coe avenue and 18th street. m 29-3t" "| ings, one elegant nondescript Table, all complete, | Well watered. « s timber. Al-o. 26 acres of Pine. The county road from Prainsvitle to the Potomac passes through one corner of thefarm. The undersigned, residing Bearthe premises, will show the property to any one ro desiring. c ie’: One-sixth of the purch will be poanived tn head he panties tn ave sepek nearly new, oak Tables and Chairs. The Good Will and Lease, also Bar Fixtures, Kitchen Ranges, and Ceokiug Apparatus, will be sold together. The sale will be continued from day today, at the same ae until the whole stock ‘isposed of. {OK RENT—Will be vacent on the 8d day of April next, one small FRAME COTTAGE HOUSE, with? reoms, No. 183 4th st.. bet. Land New York ave. Apply D et., bet. ith and 12th, No. 317. near Star offiee. mh 29-3t* [OR SALE .—We have for sale asmall FARM of The whole iseffered at private sale until the pt eg Ss city, directly | morning of sale. Terms made known by applica- | Pri ments of ous year each. with incerest from “4 on the stage road leading from Washington to Up- | tion to the auctioneers, pi Rey ty RO. = Nt ee ag y age MS pw se = 31-10t M. K. WALSH & CO., Aucts. ‘The tithe is unquestionable, Sale to take place poe ee BX ©: W, BOTEUEB, Avctioneor, between 11 and 40'cloek p. m quality, better than any other nearer to Washing- No. 320 D street. between 10th and 1ith, Possession will be given as soon as terms are good ard ‘ruit Trees. — complied with tnd'a Well of exeollent waterat the door Phein: | TEN VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS SAMUEL BICKSLER, rovements consist of a small, but comfortable COTION. h26-6t* Execuiors, ouse of 4rooms, P. ice $50 por ‘acre. one eeDAY AETEBROON, April Jo, at 5 Lo xecu i 18! sell, @ premises, ten valn: Georgetown. Corner 13tirand F ascests, Building Lots, beling Lote Thee Y WABDWELL & HAYS, Auc “ over White’s St 20,21, and 22, im Square No. 2, fronting respec- tively on north H street and I street, between 24 STOCK OF A OROOKERY AND GLASS VARE and 3d streets west. s E—A rare ehance for a business m: ‘ORE AT AUCTION, Bos Ftd ‘clock. UR, FEED and PROVISION STORE, lote front the resid {General Grant, | .O2 TUESDAY MOBNING. April. at 10 0'e Seuticlory poasous prea or suling. MYgceive | S2fuaes petpsced oo mow! slatbly Tocetod or | BI.4" rout gone Gay. Ocorgniowets nck of - ua iy e ef = cor Sed Mt tal ae eg ee, | teen Ometics com nd, the redee tn | Sein cleent gue eeet eras >OR BALE OB RENT—A HOUSE, containin: three equal instalments, of three, six, and nine Plstes, Pitchers. Bo Goblets A vet rooms, near the freogary eee eho Pantha, Secured bya lien on the property; notes to | tumblers, Wine Glasses. Fruit Bowls e joan of $1. ‘ ora. Rerc Ereive montha, “Apply to Ot WOOD £60.,No. | “Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of parchs- | Ossturs, Reroeene Lamps. we call the attention 452 10th street, door south of Pemna. ave- | ser. of housekeepers and dealers. nue. mh 33-6 ae ©. W. BOTELER, Auct. | °'y"h'— ‘The fixtures of Store at private sale. a # 8 No. 267 P. Ivanis avenue, ¥ ©. W. BOTELESR. A: ir class boarders. Must be sold on account of ill- . . : health of ropHtetor. An frau at wil be of- ___ Serner ef Lith street, B 320 D street, between 10th and 11th ste, 1 purchase. For er Hagle & Oo. will give their persons! attention to | TWO BRIOK DWELLING HOUSES ON 12TH information inquire of D.L. WELLS & CO..cor- | the Real E+ PHomeohe : ‘oo ner of 13th and ¥ streets, 200" gy eal. eal We a feiiuing nowsckectiog | SiGge?: NEAK THE AVENUE, AT & ping hoasekseping chandise of every ‘desoription, fering RTS ise i. orses I. Harness, £0. : deoliy’ —— A PRIVATE SALE—ROUND HOUSE HO- TEL, situated on the Leesburg Ptke, 1% miles from Alexandria, and 23; miles from Washington. The Hotel is in excellent order, and contains tes O LET—Four UNFU. ISHED BOOMS, suit- able for housekeepin; ter and gas conve- nient; system yard attached te the premises. Ap- ply at 152 High st., Georgetewn. m 77-6t* OB RENT—One nice three sto-y) BRICK HOUSE, on New Jersey avenue, bet. Fand G sts., containing 9 rooms, with large yard and ON. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April th. at S.o'clock, I shail sell,on the premises, part of Lot No.6,in Square $23, together with the improve- ments thereen, consisting of two substantial story brick dwelling houses, each containing It rooms. with back bul and embracing all the moéern conveniences. 2 ee F° RENT—Desirable, BOOMS, over Stine- Pomession given immediacely. Inquire of (10) rooms and kitchen. ‘Twent Te ey i ee JOHNSON corner of sth and L streets north, Stinched to same. The property will be sold low, | son's o& LR Agreet, betwee north © ang D ste. Sas = po S ae. disputable. OB.SALE OR BENT A two-story end attic mb NAGLE 2 G0., Auctioneers. ‘Terms. One-balf cash: reidue on a eredit of 6 : B os acon LO, titantes im the a B® GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ond 13 meathe, notes to bear interest, satisfactorily pees portion * st 800! — ct . rthof Penh. avenue. Possession given Sth I Con veyanci: stamps at purchaser's cost. ‘ of April, Inquire of FRANCIS MILLER, 504 RRR, OF TEND DoTaE ETS SOeER: | masa "SW BOTELER. Jn buct, Saue. rome Sor north of Fonneyivontey | ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVE., Af PUB: | jyy THOS. DOWLING, Auct,; Georgetown. } ! On THURSDAY of April next, at r RTY hea an an aes chat sehen the premises tis | LMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN metz’s Hat Store, 234 Pennsylvania avenue. 9 A suitable for offices or business purposes. mh 2-ti | following Furniture, viz: On TUESDAY, April 3, 18%, at 5 o'clock p.m, I OR RENT—The ARLINGTON HOUSE corner One Perfor Suite, consieting of Piast Tete-0-tote | witl sell. ta front of the premises, part of Let No. os streetand Pennsylvania avenu the | Side and other Chairs 133, frenting 2 : ee ao ~ A = of 1sth of April next. The twe cob ith the | Marbie-top Centre Tables and Braseels Carpets, corggg Fey BB. Be cellars, will be feated for stores, if desired, ‘The and Mantel Mirrors Derctting louse anuteinien tes upper part of the building contains twenty-five | Thirty rooms of Chamber Furniture Torme: Ono-ball cash; bolance ‘ rooms, which will make &@ first-class poarding Consisting of Cottage Sets, Wardrobes months. with interest, secured by 8 deed of trust House. Apply to JOHN B. MUBRAY, No. 26 Jenny Lind Bedateade, Dressing Bureans ‘on the property. : street. mh 24-6t* Washstands Darpets, Mattresses, Bed Linen, Conveyancing abd stamps at the cost of the pur- ENTS TO SUIT THE TIMES. Dining room, cousiating of Tables Chairs. anda | HOS THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Six new BRICK HOUSES, at $12 a month. Utensils, and Kitchen Requicites, © "| ayy gHOMAS - Auct.; Georgetown, Two small HOUSES, st 67's month. An ait other’ eceieonugrartaing in Keeping hr — DOWNS, Anny Hrsfaeeo STORES st Sug nh: witncongr | "meSea—— “° GHWE s wrrsiams, ances | SOLSESSE OLRM TCRS BARRICTURRS, oO onth, 4 nad ", . “= Jarge as the Btores. Suitable for any kin S4LE OF GOVERNMENT PAVING STONES. ac We T SON ree Aprit Mie aw | ARNT aN TORRE | CMe Corepeae che, Meer mage | odin the Hare hi Be en, bc. e » D. C., 30, 1866. . " BEAL EBTATH CO,Wor 482 71h et. mab tf" | Will be sold ce Petite Machiseas oe eee ak rgetown, ® it peral )OR RENT—One BRICK HOUSE, No. 561 isth | S#g"@ted below, under the direction of Brevet cuschold Furniture Lieutenant Colonel James M. Moore. AQ. M .on ‘Wagon and Harnees water: cle pooered aod alate yet eae and | WEDNESDAY, April 4.1955. at 17 o'clock ma the One excellent Cow pint tera Ore here) 3 m23-at | following named lots of Government Paving An sstortment of excellent Liquors tienda 2 20 Stones. viz: Bar Fixtures. Ba: 3.29 top ia OB SALE—The LEASE for eight years, with | On F. between 20th and 2st streets, Square 103, One Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing ine, &c. BOPEAN HOTEL: onthe cotoer of Pecaivaia | OnE, poeween senaed sick streets, Seuarexn, | THOS. DOWLING, Auct. . on the cerner o} nsylvania . \. ms a = avenues aud lith street. If the above is not sold on | One lot of about 25 cart loads. or before the Ist of April, there will PUBLIO SALE. On B, between 2ist and 224 streets, Square Si. catalogue 8 Attorney fer the owner. 1 will sell at public sale soen thereafter, of which due notice will be | one lot of about 25 cart loata. =- y be premises, on TUBSBAY. April §, at 12 ‘ is doing agooa business, and th The pro will be sold tothe highest bidder, | *#le, on the premises, my tg) Eniy reaton for welling 1s on account of tll Noulet of snd must Be removed within ten days from fate ot Soar aero Lane. —— je undersigned. - ‘Ibis Land is not n,. re than 134 or 2?milesfrom the Toauire on the premises. Bacon ‘Terms : Cash in Government funds, railroad ation at pelerfie ta, Priace Georges | Re wh iM -4 - ef Qt Md county. »,is loca! '. good - F Ro dish crac tdvermicecioeae | mesa = Demetat Watton | Eke aah tela Abua ne deaths . i Hi rooms. water, aud. gabs lots by Ins feet ite wb BBX JAMES 0: MCGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers. | weil waiered, the sol! in of food quality "and the reer —— wood ¥ : fest paved alley In hore. nese O0., L FRAME HOUSE CORNER THIR- | fenders ita desirable pave to ome eas Estate Brokers, T TH STREET NORTH AND MASSA- | in Washiégton or more desi ‘® country mh 17-12t* 460 Fifteenth, corner F street. CAUSETTS AVENU. home. Persons are invited to view the propert — - — On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April sth, at5 | and to attend the sale, as the owner is determi FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— With, or qicleek, (a, the promises. we shail sell parts Lots | fosell., Mr JOHN K. HARRISON, living near, w ; e ; 12 2 v : i Hetreet, between 19th and ath, one block from Wand. in Davirison's sabdivision of Square | will show the 283, fronting about 47 feet on 13th street, runaing MP iio ns i mh 15 14t* pane Benge a gree by aframe Dwelling House, ntain! ‘eomay FOE SEE OF Several HOUSES, With | (Orin tree thirderssh: balance im atx months, BBX JAS. C. McGUIRE & 08., Auctionsers. south. Price from $810 to §2.00. Inquire 499 K | With interest. secured on the property. ; x on street north, between 4th and 5th. mh 5-Im* Compeasnsing * Oo MectiEe & Ci MWiovsme NEAR WAYy Tal | |. McGv - fy ey RS | ee | use, of > the property Tor sale ‘on reasonabl le terms. Sick- LAD DBESS TRIMMINGS. ness the cause of selli . wire on the premises, — ee TS mh is-m* 439 Penn. avenne. ie a, email Fores Formas mer | aan | eae esta Also," ARM of 56 acres of the best r ee oon: ; alist lapa opt mucky iver, é miles | ! all the Spring Styles, et otal eatin withieeenmeetenioeoe om s ‘ennessee. 5 . at ‘§ expense. at Ry Nar giculare please call on the undersigned, 297 Pennsylvania avenue, me dee SPE MCOUIRES OO, Aucts. niséw: " %. @. EVERETT. mb %-6t* between 9th and leth sts.,sonth ade, B" JAS. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers. M. HARVEY'S ORIGINAL STEAMED ST L As T. ae de = cpa la On TURSDAY Ai TEmR OOS 38, at 6 4 o'clocs. rand GOLD PRICES ONCE MORE clock, at the auction = 5; THE BEST ARTICLE AT A LOW FIGUER. mp inet Corner High ant ergetowa, DG. Go TOBE ADOUARTERS TF YOU WANT FULL Ww RBA . HO SES FOR pint, : takes —- in an a d gem WNMAN & GREEN, it numerous patrome ae ae cise at fe 18.t¢ 18 Intelligencer Building. | ‘sree. that | le prepared to serve his SIEAMED OVS the pick ‘ket, Manassas five " inte: Btates Five-tweaty 3.0. McGUIBETS GO.JAucts.