Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL . AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. GRoveR'+.—Positively the last represenia- tion of the great spectacular drama, «The Sea of lee, or a Thirst tor Gold,” this evening, With ail the startling effects, fine scenery, and original music for which the Piece is cele- brated MertvmRoiT Hatt.—The grand concert for the benefit of the choir of St. Aloysius Church, uader the direction of Mad. Cecilia ¥. Kretsch- mar, this evening. The best musical talent in the city has beeu engaged, among others, Theo- Ws. dore Habelmanr And the programme embraces Some of the finest operatic gems. CIRCTS AND NAGERIx, foot of 6th street, near the aven —Dan Rice's great consol- idated Oirens and Menagerie every afternoon and evening this week. Dan Rice as lecturer and clown, the monster elephant Komeo, the blind taiking horse, Excelsior, are among the Attractions. Marint's Assrxnty Rooms, late Temper- ance Hall, E street.—First grand ball of the House Carpenters Society. Fine masic bas been engaged, and great Pains taken in the getting up of the supper, &c., so as to make this ball one of the successes of the season. IsLasp Hat, Virginia avenue, between sth And 7th streets. » fair for the benefit of Grace (P. E.) Church commences this even- ile, and @ pleasant time is anticipated. Fine tableaux every evening. The iadies having it in charge are determined to make this the fair of the season. The articles on exhibition are of the finest character. arranged wih taste, aud several novelties bave been introduced to add to the attractiveness of the entertainment. CanTeREURY.—Last week of the season. An entire change of programme. «The Guerrillas of the Potomac” Db: ls “L An- @aloes. an on hand; grand ballet, “L’An —_—_q—__. . Easter. The services, musical and otherwise, at the ¥arious Catholic and Episcopal Churches, Were unusually attractive yesterday. At St. Aloysius yesterds morning High Mass was celebrated’ by Kew BE. Wiget, = sisted by Rey. Fathers Roccofort, Keating au Logue, at which time the excellent choir under Madame Kretchmar, (Mr. Schurman presiding No.3 Mace prendered E fine style Haydn's 3 - Key. Father Hitzelberger preached 4&2 appropriate discourse. oe In the afternoon vespers were said by Rev. = HH Stonestreet, after which Rev. Father = itzelberger preached an appropriate discourse. he altar was gaily decorated, and at both ser- Vices the Church was crowded. At St. Dominic's Church, South Washing- fon, there was an immense atte ndance, aud numbers were unable to gain entrance. Five interesting and impressive services were per- formed during the day. At half-past 10 ain. solemn high mass was performed, Rev. J. if Bokel, pastor of the church, being the cele- brant, assisted by the Very Rev. Father Call. Mozart's twelfth mass was performed in tine style by theexcelient choir, the principal parts being taken by Mr. Jno. H. Mattinny. Mr Brown, Miss Mattingly, Mrs. Renshaw, Mr. lardelia, and others: organist, Mr. Misspangh. A very large number of communicants were ad- ministered tointhe morning. In the afternoon, & very eloquent and instructive sermon was delivered by the Very Rey. P.C. 0. Carr Provincial of the order. We learn that a operations will soon be commenced upoa the new St. Dominic's Church under the imine. diate superintendence of the eminent architect. Mr. Keely. The commencement of this reat improvement is looked forward to with much interest. At St. Mathews’ the church was crow: and the altars were beantifully decorated After high mass, on which oceasion the choir sang in excellent style Haydn’s No. 16 Mass, & capital discourse was delivered by Key. Father Rolfe, of the St. Dominican order. At St. Peters’, Rey. Father B »yle officiated, celebrating high mass and delivering a tine sermon, appropriate to the day. The choir. under the lead of Mrs. King, rendered Haydn's No. 6 Mass. At Trinity (Episcopal) church, corner of 3a and C streets, Rev. Dr. Keeling, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Rolfe, officiated. The choir sang the Easter anthem, « Now is Christ risen from the dead.” The church was decorated with fio and evergreens. In the rear of the ap: were appropriate Scripture mottoes. Mee ‘Theodore Habelman, Heary Steinecke and Madame Johannsen were in the choir. At Christ Church, near the Navy Yard, Rey. Mr. Olds (pastor) officiated. The pnipit and Teading-desk were handsomely decorated with Nowers. Over the altar was a cross composed of white japonicas. The firstservice was held at six o'clock yesterday morning. The ceremo- nies at 11 o'clock began with the communion service, there being a very large nnmber of communicants. At9a.m. the children’s Easter Service was held, and attended by many. The choir, under the leadership of Mr. Cathbert, sang very weil, with Professor Myrick at the organ. At this church two daily services have been beld throughout Lent. At Grace Church, (Episcopal) South Wash- ington, & yery able and interesting sermon, ap- propriate to the day, was delivered by the rector, Key. Dr. Holmead, after which the communion service was administered The musical exercises at this church, under the lead ot Mr. Wm. S. Yeatman, were exceed- ingly fine and attracted much attention. The Musical exercises were as follows :—i. “Praise to the Lord;” anthem by Beethoven, commenc- ing with tenor solo; rendered by Mr. W. D. Gourlay. 2d. “Lawe’s celebrated Eactur Chant in C.” 3d. « Thomas’ great Te Deum in B fist; solos for soprano, alto and basso, which were sung respectively by Miss Anna Yeat- man, Miss Mary Tabor, and Mr. W.S. Yeat- man. Selections from eminent composers for Hymn and Psalm. The ohoir is composed of a quartette. Organist, Mrs. J. E. Holmead. A very interesting Fair is to be opened by the la- dies Sd this flourishing church at Island Hall to-night, At St. John’s (Episcopal) Church, near La- fayette Square, Key. Mr. Lewis preached. Alter the sermor the holy communion was ad- ministered. The music of the choir was se- lected with special reference to the holy festi- yal character of the occasion and was admira- bly performed. The fioral decorations, ar- ranged by the ladies of the society, were exceedingly beautifal. The minor arch in the rear of the chancel was entirely covered with evergreen, upon which wasa large cross five orsix feetin hight, formed entirely of white flowers, principally lilies of the Nile. At the top of the cross was a crown formed of yellow flowers. On each side of the arch were shields bordered with evergreen and inscribed wi:h the words, «Christ is risen,” “The Lord is Risen Indeed.” Upon the chancel rail were S fama boquets and a cross of red and white flowers. The baptismal! font was also wreathed and or- pamented with flowers. Nearly eighty of the attendants at this flourishing church have been confirmed within the past four months. The Lutherans having constantly observed Easter in commemoration of the Resurrection, yesterday St. Paul’s Church, H and i!th streets, ‘was crowded. and the services were of a very interesting character. Rev. Dr. J. G. Butler occupied the puipit, morning and evening, preaching able discourses on the Resurrection of Christ, and at night administered the s«- ra- ment to a large -togenerile 60D" snicants, at which time twelve pers~,. were confirmed As members of the (™urch. ae sat we Rev. D. Evans Rees®.—This popular min- ister of the Metbodist Protestant Church, for- merly pastor of 9th street station, where be was highly esteemed, has again been appointed to that charge by the Maryiand Conference, tne term of service of the late pastor, Rey. J. 1. Ward, having expired, Yesterday Kev M Reese entered upon the discharge of mis (1tti:s in the pulpit and at the altar of his church. lt being the frst Sabbath of his term, the congre- gation saseralty expected an introductory dis- course upon e hopes and prospects tor the ensaing term; it being the regular communion day of the church many anticipated an able discourse upon the crucifixion; and it being Easter others would expect 2 sermon upon the resurrection. The pastor chose for his text the wards, “But we preach Christ crucified,” Ist Corinthians. ist chapter, 23d verse, and upon it based a sermon that included all the subjects expected, and that will not soon be forgotten by the members of the congregation. At the conclusion of the discourse the communion was administered by the pastor, assisted by Rev. Dr. Ball. se », zp ro Jait.—On Saturday, Justice Walter, commiited to jail the young contra- band, Wm. Dulaney, whose arrest by officer MecUolgan we noticed on Saturday, on the charge of attempting to commit & rape = a little ehild in Jackson Hall alley. The mother of the child was the only witness, and she iat oa eS tates wack sce " ut lett nous, th the house aged — sith. D and when ebe rp rer" bee eryine. The ediately left the house, and was no! coca tit aeurents when he was said. The boy, on being questioned by the justice, & knowledged he had done the a — had learned euch things at & er o street, where was formerly employed. pein lie , Worte ATTENTION.— call een oe to the advertisement elsewhere bY oy E Benning, corner of Maryland avenu nee street. His One Price Store is already ae and aitracts customers from all —¢ ba for war Fe arg him. His supply. a eomenee and Boy's Clothing is very 11, and te prices are astonishingly* low, showing tbat ae ee bought since gold tumbled. His stock : Ia cio best t,t opte Fs . make to or- ‘will be seen that he is repared to _ Ser anything in the g line, and at cheapest iaies. Berpises Erecrep tn Wasuinetos Crtr DorivG rev YEAR 16) —The Assessors, who Love been im cession at their rooms in the City Neils. o board of appeals, closed their labors on Ssturdsy, and made a very interesting report to the Mayor, showing that daring the year ending December 31, 1255, the improve- menic were a8 follows: Brick Frame Tom Total Brories, Number. Value. WANT W ANTED—A sitvaTION lady who has a Wheeler & Wilson 50’ machine. Apply southwest corner of Mass. ave. and ath street for three days. it ANTED—A good csmpetent WOMAN, todo oh, many erate, hen Berge ry not % at No. 112G st, Georgetown, er ite | ANTED—A first class MILLINEB. None but those fully competent need apply Good re ferences ri aired, rs. SANFORD, Say Market Space, bet. 7th and th «t 2e* A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN IS DE- Sirons of obtaining Family or Gentlemen's WASHING. The best of reference given. at Drug St. corneroféthand Nate, = WASTED—5y colored man,a SITUATION 88 waiter i ate honss. Can keepevery- thing in perfeet order; good hand cleaning silv: i etetrenappipares 201" atco oes ven. g atroet, 1sth end 1th oweae ne Ol . it* WARSTED FOR RENT—Larce and small for- Rished and unfurnished HOUSES in Wash- ington and Georgetown. Also, wanted for sale Houses and Lots ie all parts of thi a Real es- tate owners ae ‘ell to gives om — p2-tt uthern Boal Kavats grrnenrest. Po i odin ANTED—AGENTS to sell our Photograph Pictures of the U.S. Ospitol and Executive Mansion, Washington, D.C. These Pictures are the largest Botographs which taken. being 16 by 22 inches. Ex! Sre offered to first-class agents. 0; ‘all at Woodbin: Bspee, corner of 435 and Cstreets, tor Mr. ech W ANTED—EVERY LADY MUDD'S Fashionable Dr. tablishment will open Monday, A 4 9th street, two doors above aye. m 31-3t* Words Housee. Houses, ist ward ...+. 2 - 4 _ 3 li - 3 - = 3 = 3 - — - ew 3 - _ = ng 2 = ae = 151 tenements 20% | 2d ward, 3 — 4 - 1 = 5 20 - 3 - — a 2 = — 119 b 182 312,000 Sd WATd.ceee 29 _ 2 - — 2 oe 3 - - 6 — 4 = =: _ wo 2 1044 = 163,000 4th ward..... 3 = 4 _- _- 15 a 3 a a 35 2 - _- = 3 = = — 30 2 91 155,000 Sth ward ..... 1 _ 4 - —_ s = 3 ol _- 2 = 2 — —_ - 1 3 _ _ Sd 3 2 oO 94,000 6th ward ..... 2 3 - — 5 = 2 _- _- es i8 2 as _— 5 3 85,000 7th ward ., “4 - 3 — - 8 3 _- 2 2 116,500 23 $957,500 SS National Jounsox CULun—A club, under the above title, has been started in this city, officered as follows: President—Hon. Montgom: Blair, of Md. Vice Presidents—Maine, Hon. Bion Bradbury; New Hampshire, Lewis W. Clarke, Esq.; Ver- mor’. A. J. Willard, Esq.; Massachusetts, J. S. Whitney, Esc.; Rhode Island, W. B. Law- rence. Esq.; Connecticut, Hon. W. D. Bishop; New York, Dean Richmond, Esq.; New Jer- sey, Hon. J. P. Stockton; Pennsylvania, Hon. Asa Packer: Delaware, Hon. W. Saulsbury; Maryland, C. J. M. Gwinn, Esq.; Virginia, Hon. A. H.H. Stuart; West Virginia, Hon. P. G@. Van Winkle; North Carolina, Hon. W. A. Graham; South Carolina, Hon. J. L. Orr; Geor- gia, Hon. Jas. Johnson; Tenne: Hon. W. R. Campbell; Alabama, Hon. G. S. Houston; Missis-ippi, Hon. J. L. Alcorn; Louisiana, Hon. Randall Hunt; Indiana, J. E. McDonald, Illinois, Hon. S. S. Marshall; Ohio, Ex- Tod: kentucky, Hon. Jas. Guthrie; Wis- Esq.; lowa, Hon. H. C. be S. Norton; Misson- ri, C. M. Elliard, Esq.; Kansas, M. J. Parrott, Esq.; Nevada, —— Puett, Esq.; California, Hon. J.W. Denver; Oregon, Hon. J. W. Ne- smith; Michigan, Hon. R. McClelland; Florida, Judge Marvin; District of Columbia, P. R. Fendall. Esq. ‘Recording Sectetaries—Col. J. R. O'Beirne, K.F. Page, Esq., F. McNerna- ny, Esq. Corresponding eretary—Hon. C. Mason, Iowa. -Treasurer—Fitzhugh Coyle, Esq., President National Bank of the Kepub- lic Executive Comtmittee—Hon. J. Hughes, Gov Ind., Chas. Knap, Esq., J. G. Berret, Esq. C. W. Boteler, Esq, W. H. Laion, Esq. G. H. Piant, c. Wen- ‘q., W. B. Magruder, om ie dell, Fsq., J. D. Hoover, Esq. J. F Coyle, Lsq.Jobn Ferguson, Esq., L. Huych, Esq., J F. Ennis, Esq., W. E. Spalding, Esq., A. Perry, ——— MISSIONARY ANNIYERSARY.—The annual Missionary Anniversary of the Assembly's Chnrch took place at tueir church, corner 5th and I streets, lastevening. The meeting was opened with singing by the choir: after which the schoolsangahymn. The pastor thep made & few remarks, after which he introduced Mr. Grinnell, of lows, who delivered an imterest- ing address on the missionary cause. The next speaker introduced was Hon. Mr. Price, who spoke of the increase of the society in the past five years. The President, Lieut. General Grant, Hon Mr. Price, Hon. Mr. Grinnell, and ovhers, were mace life members. The amount received during the evening amounted to up- wards of $2. Tre RESULT OF JeaLovsy.—On Friday, a colored girl named Jennie Pearson, residing in Tin Cup Alley, becoming enraged because her lover had chenged his affections to a girl named Sarah Willams, walked into the room of the latter, and drawing a razor, drew it down Sarab's back, but fertunately it did not Make a deep gash. Jennie was arrested by Officer W. H. H. Evans, and Justice Boswell beld her for court. She was subsequently ar- rested by the same cflicer tor disorderly con- duct, for which she was fined 25.90. ee errant ATTEMPT AT SuicrpB.—Last evening, about S% o'clock, & young woman named Emma Ciark, attempted to commit suicide by taking landanum. ‘be attempt was discovered in tme to apply the proper remedies. Dr. Phil- lips was called to attend her, and about 10:30 o'clock she was pronounced out of danger. Roundsman Franklin and Officer Holbrook, of the Second Ward, rendered the physician all the sid in their power during his attendance upon the patient. The affair occurred at the house of Annie Baldwin, No. 225 C street, near Thirteenth. es FUNERAL.—The funeral of the late Josias Adams, Intendautof the Asylum, took place yesterday afternoon, and was largely attend- ed. Among others present we noticed Mayor Wallach, Aldermen Gulick, McCathran, and other members of the City Councils, the Com- missioners of the Asylum, and several corpor- ation officers. The funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. George W. Leech, of the East Washington Methodist Church, and the re- mains were interred in the Congressional Ce- metary. a ASSAULTJAND Batrery.— Yesterday Charles Nugent, a hackman, well known to the police, was arrested by officer Fuss, on the charge of having committed, on Saturday night, assaults on Chas. 1. Waley and Wm. H. Swaggart, and on the first case he was by Justice Waiter committed to jail for court, aud on the second held for a hearing. se ee Tue Passover.—The Jewish feast of Pass- over, commemorative of the destruction of the fret born of the ‘ptlans, commenced on Friday evening last. This festival is observed tor ten days by the strictest sect of the Jews. CITY 1TEMs. —_e—_—— PURCHASERS can save money by buying Clothing and Gentlemen's Farnishing Goods atthe One Price Store, corner 7th street and Maryland Avenue, (Island). Md _~e ——_ SILVER PLATED TEA S?PSoxg.— Every lady in want of Tea 2eP™ should call at Prigg’s Doliar Jewelrs sore, and get a Seit of Spoons Plated or 7 jpata, for only one Dollar, No. 438 Ps ave. third door from 4\ street, ———— ee IT 18 A REMANKABLE FACT, that for sixteen dollars you can purchase an All-wool Scotch Cassimere Gentlemen's Suit (complete) of George C. Henning, coruer of Seventh stree and Maryland Avenue, ‘Isiand.) 3 —— Dry Goops.—I have now ready for sale one of the best assorted stocks of Dry Goods to be found inthis city. Having recently purchased them at the lowest market prices lam enabled to cell them very iow. NicnoLas PHELAN, corner ist and East Oxpitol sts., Capiiol Hill. C. F. CcomMMINS, 347 7th street, (two doors be- low Northern Market) whose reputation in the Boot and Shoe line is well known, bas received and is receiving every day an immense and beautiful assortmeni of new Spring Boots and Shoes from his favorite manufac ories, all of which kaye been well tested and found faith- ful. 3 —— Brown’s BroncitiraL TRocwHes.—From the Medical Director of the General Hospital, Ben- ton Barracks, near St. Louis, March 8, 1864. “Mesers. John I. Brown & Son, Boston, Mass.:—Useof your far-famed and most ser- viceable ‘Troches’ is being made in the bos talof which I bave charge, and wit) + beneficial and decided results in ailsying chia} irritation.” For Coughs and Colds th Troches give prompt reliet. eo ———— ee STRawGE, BUT TRUE.—That corns, burions, bad nails, etc., can be removed withou: pain. To be convineed call at Dr. White's Kooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 4 and Oth streets. ee Se Corxs, Buwrens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Uallosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Cb: Rooms No. 424 Penusy!- ia avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 a. is p.m., and 6 toSp. nm. DIED, K. Onthe ‘thstant, at Se'cleck a. m., aRWin POWELL witeof ae WSpenc °. Ber Ib) inst strom the corner of 1éh and G sta, st St. Aloysius. oe LLEN, On April jst, JOSEPH SAVAGE in- fapt son of Brevyet Lirat. Col. B.5. and Martha aot wintiny BeguiNe, st perm * a ot he nephew, David Hyde, on Monday, “Bis Maoral will take piaes on uesday, the 4M, at 3 0°clock. WANTEP TO ADOPT—A YOUNG GIBL. into & private family, where one suiting will have 8 pleasant and Address Box 30, Star office, mh 31-2t WANTED—The LADIES to call and examine our stock of AUCTION UARPETS, all wool, $1 per yard, worth $1 30. BONTZ & GROSHON, —ms-at 869 7th street, above T._ trict 1 and i a a ic and examine a let o! y CURTAINS, slightly damaged by re, which wo open ay, sellin, rom 5 2.9 jr, Pen LOGY, SehlieONT? © GRoston et — 369 7th street, above I, J ANTED—Every PERSON in want of MAT WwW TING to call and see the article of Matting We are selling at 50 conts tan Also, alot of damaged OLL CLOTH at 50 and 65 cents. BONTZ & GROSHON, _m 3i-3t 369 7th street, above T. \VANZED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH —A small compact FARM of from 5) to 70 acres of good lend in Maryland, with a comfortable Dwel- ing House, Farm Brildings, and fruit trees, a. Within one hours drive of Washington Address. stating full particulars, to"*FARMER,” Post Of fice, | ngton, D.C! m 31-3t* WWANTED—A first-class MILLINER. M.SILVAR & OO. m 30-3t* 413 7th st., bet. G and Hf. Waste WOMAN as Cook at Uapi- tol Hill Restaurant, corner New Jersey ave- nue and south A street, CROTON FLETCHER. m 9-30" WARTED TO BUY—A well-built HOUSE, (Brick preferred,) containing from 5 to 3 rooms, hall. (water aud gas. if possible.) ands good yard; situated west of l0th street and north of Pa. avenue, inside the limits of Washington city. Information of such Properties, containing terms and conditions of payment, addressed to“ B. 8.,’" Expedition of Evening Star. m 3)-3t* W AnzZED. We want to buy several amall HOUSES and LOTS in good locations, for cash. to suit customers. We also want a small BM near Washington; will zive $4.00 or $5,000 sh. . Ll. WELLS & 00., Corner of 13th and F streets, mh 27-tf White’ ees PEBIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT- ATION in a private family or reataurant, Call on Mr. NEAL, loth street, No 313. mh5 $5,000 cree eee 859% Becona permanent home. 8 CLOTHING of ail descrtp- tions for which a fair price will be paid, 4%5 7th, corn reet jan 19 $m* WASTED! ANTED!! WANTED NTLEMEN. LAD . FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage tn an easy, light and wees business, where a small Gay 4 only re- quired, and where those engaging in the same can comimence at once, to call at WM. PRINCE'S Stamping Depot. 341 ¥ street, and be taught his new method of Stamping, so simple that a cliild ean at once undertake any job. practical Stamper her can fall and complete instruct.ous, toola, cushions. compost- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is chance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. jan 1-tf 381 WANTED. WANTED. ANTED. 331 WILLIAM PRINCB, The Pioneer of ees nauk Rew facilities for Has reduced his price to SiX OENTS PER WIDTH for “BRILTS "and SARTALETS CLOAKS. ©APES, SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &c., stam by the i We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of latest designs, aud by the aid of a new machine prepared fo stamp any pattern breught us. As are the only practical Stampers here we are willing to come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can —— eo ace for an assortment Pat not exce in New York. “eS WILLIAM PRINOE, 381_F street, oppesite Patent Office. Embroldered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawis, for sale. nols Lend the only thi we ANTED.— SECOND HAND FURNITURES, Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every jon. BUOHLY, 406 7th street between G and H, east side. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS J OTICE.—The copartnership heretofore exist- en F ie Tarendy and M. W. B 6 and 6 pel ted to the abe requested to settle, without 4 with F. . gee fil who will continue the business at the old stand. F, M. LAZENBY, M. W. BEVERIDGE. Georgetown, D. (., March 31, 1366. Sp 2-3t Ap DRESS TRIMMINGS. Just opened, a large and handsome Stock ef DBESS TRIMMINGS, in all the Spring Styles, at MBS. LOWE'S, 297 Pennsylvania avenne, mh 24-6t* between 9th and 10th sts., south side. 'T’) M. HABVEY’s ORIGINAL 8TEAME T . OYSTER DEPOT, : - GOLD PRIOES ONCE MORE. THE BEST ARTICLE AT A LOW FIGURE. HEADQUARTERS IF YOU WANT FULL soz” VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. . The undersigned takes pleasure in hi: trons snd the pub: ing completed his a is prepared te serve hi: MED OYSTERS, the pic! et, at $1 per bushel, Scents r 1b cents per half peck, with the best of and he contemplates at an early ey, to reduce the price of his RAW-BOX AND OTHER OYSTERS to that charged previous to the war. The public pany rest assured that if there is any good Ci rs in the market they are to be found at : = ae Fes o ic iv gia of lith street, opposi ‘ashington Theater. " . T. M. HARVEY, N.B.—No connection with any other house. m22 6t W:, THE UNDERSIGNED ICE DEALERS ‘of Washington, regret the necessity imposed on us by the rise in price of Ic: the North, te SpDounoe to our patrons that we are oblived to ad- vance our price to the following rates, from and atter the first day of April next: comceenns using daily 100 Ibs. and over, 75 cents per 108 Ii oO 1 cent per pound. 2 1bs.. 15 cents per day Ibs., 10 cents per day. steers TER GODEY, T. T. FOWLER & CO. Washington, March 20th, 1366. mh 21-10t GPT “BARGAINS IN SECOND- HAND PLANOS. One almost new four round corner 7 octave Hal- let & Davis PIANO, $75. octave Bacon & Raven, $175. ye octave Dubois & Bacon, $125. octave Steward, $75. Loud & Go. $50. . ‘bove Pianos are ali in best order, and will Upom easy terms. We have also on hand the largest stock of NEW PIANOS in the city. OW. G. METZEROTT & 00., Sole Azenc} of Stolaway's Blagte “maa Macon” & Hamlin’s Gabi t Organs, mh 29 §, OF SALE—2. ‘tre choi rpetual kK Blosming Ss ORNAMENT AL ELANTS and SHBUBS, FRUIT TREES. &c.,&c. T best kinds known in Burope and America. A. JAB- DIN Eiorist, 18th, » Washington, D. 0, ‘mh '22- V M W. FARR, OLOCKMAKE ai Bele it fe rerpeteal aloes GHEE of an rariet! me Spring Clocks. Freaoh, Rugiiah can Olocks Bepsired. ALMOST NEW HALL Le ootave four peat mebarseed nouncing to wh 2 . METZEROT i if RE CORD AND TASSELS, IV FERBNT “se 7 RITES, ja___*_ 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hait. x OOKING, RE AND C Baits trae No. 463 Sd street, ae FOR SALE AND RENT. Fe TS Ap F Als: OR REN unfa: nn street. F ed, wit Weat corner of will be LO 9 rooms. mire Market. of the best STANDS in the Inquire of Clerk of Market. OR RENT—Six or seven BOOMS. nished for bousekeeping. 2 a h gas. bath room and WM. CLABAUG: and repai ir. Api H yo RENT—Part of HOU N one deer from cerner @ street. given immediately. ivy str: preiuises. Fo2 BEN —A desirable TENEMENT of five OUSE TO RENT—With thirteen ro: ‘eet, near the City Hall. Inqui rooms. with between 13th healthful, and ‘alk from rail Fs) on the pret T—Two suites of three Bi ished, suitable for housek Ovd and third floor: tha ply north house i: &venue, bet. OR SALE— feet, between Mase 0, Box T, Balbous Boo! able LOTS, of avenue and M s Apply at No. 349 required. a, RENT—An excellent DWELLING, No. partly farnished. ‘er in the kitchen; Inquire mext door, or to Water st. POR BENT—A BRICK HOUSE. contai rooms summer kitchen; in ply to A.B, Star Oftice, _m 31-6t* Green st., Georgetown, gsthroughout, and wat: ‘as and wate: th RENT—The larger part of th een Springs, y situated, twenty minutes’ w: for three da: End of Ge ly . House neatly paint ap 2-2t* rn m 31 St* m 3i 36* F Sti ect east. OB RENT—O: containin, rooms, situat Ingnire of J avenue, between E and F stroets north, m 31st" F moderate. r Apply an -3t* i call at the store. nue. for particulars, OR RENT—Twe or three pleasant UNFUR- NISHED ROOMS, in a private family, where there are no children. one single or deuble ROOM, furnished. Terms For particulars apply at Ne. 501 L street, bet 9th and 10th sts. NT—Four 'S, containing water ly situated, near Smithsonian in: ‘auts rents will be made moderate. ulars apply at FENWICK peer eae Blind Depet 1 31-3" Ok HOU! Gas in the honse, m 31-6t* “3 new three-story BRICK gas, pleasant- tute. To good For partic- & STEWART'S, Sash, 7th street Bridge. 13th st , south- References ow. a ning 7 location + at 259 G street, mb S1-3t* 2 422 13th et., Possession ry BRICK HOUSE, dl ene two cme : on Massachusetts avenue an: H, Now Jersey Also, streets, on Net at No. 769 N ™ Wt {OR BENT—Three story BRIC 291 Virginia avenue, between 10th and llth streets, containing Also, for rent. ST! per month. T—A BRIOK HOUSE between K and Jersey avenue, with 6 rooms. w Jersey avenue south. A. BIOHARDS. OR SALE+~A DRUG STORK, which is doing & proitable business. Price $1,50). Address or orner 6th street aud Maas. ave- JOS. L. BOGAN Rent S048 A two-story BRIOK HO Fayette street, between Ist and 24, ix good rooms and cellar A pump of goed water on premises, A store adjoining lo: 35 feet front, 125 feet dee; street, between let and 2a. Fe, RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE ou A street, ‘mment Printing Office Syuare, eon- in the Go tainin, Apply No. 36 Fayette m 30-6t* 4 roo mediately. EGE SAP Some of the most desirable PRO- PERTY ever offered in Washington city for lots for residences or business pur poses, on Square 375, on 9th. th, and H ste. north. and =r d Grant street, which street runs threugh the c of the square,from 9th to 10th street west. parth ulars inquire at office, 490 H ani mm (OR SALE —We have for sale asmall FARM of about » acres. 4 miles from the city, directiy on the stage road leading from Washinzton to U per Marlboro’, handsomely situated. third in good timber: the balanse cleared and ina The Land is of excellent cmality, better than any other nearer to Washing- ton. There is @ good Orchard of shotee Fruit Tree. and a Well of excellent water at the door. The im- rovements consist of a small joure of j rooms. Price § good fan 38-e pre SALE OB RENT—A HOUSE, contatnin 4rooms, near the Treasury Department. Wil. give six months rent free fer a loan of oth state of cnitivation. with gas. For particulars apply at the ‘ities of the American Telegraph Company, 432 Pennsylvania avenue. Possession siven im: m W-3t over White's 8t DWELLING, 220 per month. BE 275 Pa avenue. Rent $10 ™ E. sit- st., bet. 8th .» back of the Patent Office, atland 5 o'clock p.m. Allconveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser hsetf JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent. Abeat one- . but comfortable * per acre. D. L. WELLS & CO., Corner 13th and F streets, twelve months. Fk fe ini shession gi JOHNSON, mh 27-lm* class boarders. health of tpl gialens ed to tl formation inquire of ner of 13th and F streets. Apply to. H. WOOD & 452 10th street, one door south of P nue OR SALE—The egant FURNITURE and LEASE ot a house now filled with firat- Must be sold on account of Iil- Aninducement will be of- ose Wishing to purchase. E DL. WELLS & ¢ mh 28-6t* corner of 9th ai LET—Four EN¥URNISHED ROOMS, suit- ; water and gas conve- ‘ions yard attached te the premises. 2 High st., Georgetewn. Eg $1.10 for CO., No. For farther +cOr- - AD- 6t* Foz SALE OR BENT—A tw BRICK MOUBE and LOT, «iti iness portion of the city, 45% llth street, sec juare northof Penn avenue Posseasi April. oth street, second door nerth of Penusy!vaniajav- enue. 7 wh J-lw F° RENT- BOOMS, over Stine- mete’s Hat Store, 234 Pennsylvania avenue 3 suitable for offices or business purpores. —One BRICK street, between B and water: ete Oy et. FOR BEX 522 7th st., ered sod paintec. fon gizen, ah Inquire of FBANCIS MILLER, 3504 F Duneeent lth street enue ani reet. oF. before the Ist of April, there will be a sale soon thereafter, of which due notic The Hotel is doing a gooa busines: given. only reason for selling ison account of il) the undersigned, ire on the promises. mh 21-tf nq OB SALE—The LEASE for right years. the improvements snd Furnitures of the E HOTEL, on the cerner of Pennsylvania If the above is not sold on Pp. EMRICH. tory and attic ed in the hus- _ mh tf JUSE. No. 551 13th 0. Island, with gas and ‘Inquire at No m 23-8" with F Brick er north a street, near with 8 rooms, on 10th House, with 8 rooms, on L street, near 1ét! ‘The four last deseribed houses ‘are desirabl, ted in GEOR {OR SALE—A new, ele; ING HOUSE, on M, bi 12 rooms, water, and feet paved alley int! each Terms: C stree' on Vir SALE—Three new HOUSES, wi m8 phe ; on 12th street, near Maryland avenue, 2 cash; balance $20 per month ear 13th, with 3 rooms; two small Houses nia avenue, near 10th street; one new ouse, with 10 rooms, op 12th street, near G all Brick, with 6 rooms, on 13t! Brick House, ; a large Frame cn Weta door north of Pa. ay. fe three stor: treet, near t of tl Al MAN, 512 lith at. mh 5 roo city. mh 17-12t* x ner B street care. [0B SALE OK RENT—Several HOUSES, with aL LE Tooms each, north and fi four to eleve! Price from $80 to south. street north, between 4th one mh 15 l4t® 000. Inquire 499 K réth: *“mh'sim* Fo8 54be5 834. 835, Also, one RN Weardin House, together with a on reasonable terms. i ty for porbyripeied selling. Inquire on the premises, ss the cause of juality of Iand from For particulars q ®6 north at No reenville, East Tenness ease call o 13-3~* UILDING LOTS, in squares M of 56 acres of the best Little Chucky River. 6 miles ee nthe undersigned, 38 B and 990. Capitol H FAR FIRST CLASS ITURE OF A Le ARE of ick- th 13-Im* L. ©. EVERETT. One on ant BRICK DWELL- ween 9th and J0th ats., a8; lot 24 by 120 feet, with 30 “G: STORRS & 00., Real Estate Brokers, 460 Fifteenth, $8 FOR RENT—With or UNE Beard; use of hitcheu if requir Hstreet, between 19th ‘b. ed; at 234 block from F re Ww OR REN T— That desirabie RESTAURANT and DWELLING H iE No. 36 Space. opporite the D. O.; bas water and gas jed on easy terms. Inanire of east th room, &c. @an OHN J. BOGUE, igh avd Bridge streets, Corner Hig’ Tisaroe town, D. 0. fe 13.tf ERAL Nick HO RENT Furnished. of uetarnished, in ¢ city and Georgetown SownMAN & GREEN, 15 Intelligencer Building. Fe SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with Frame Building in the ee Bend BP Beeutiraly, ai rotidence culars inquire of WAL STEPHENS £00,392 Peaveuue. “janis tt” C¥ Corer Penner vente sy And Lith treet. For rent br the ae . week, or month, fer Gon- certs, Balle, 3 ‘The are and jous. jena ey oe NAGLE & 00. rear, and G=*=4t BEDUOTION OF PRICES. COAL! COAL!! AND WOOD! WOOD!! At the lowost market prices for CASH, sold by_ Qvenuc, on the canal. T berty 0 ERS—For sale, two tho Getne aad the other in ar Mark. Fi i ‘Satend berty Market” A NOBL! Geseait’ ‘oxy Saee = svonge sal A yohag er, tiger Troulope. B LIFE. By the author of Jobn H: apes Ne 2 ittle's 2yols, The Belton Batate. W. T. STONE. FRANGK TAYLOR! Market Market, in Sectesors, USES FOR he vacant lot ad- on North Capitol ituated for s fre AUCTION SALEs. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BY oneEx & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers N SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME gacsae HOUSE ND LOT ° AUCTION SALES. [Por other Auction Sales see fourth pag?.| BE >. &. WELLS & 00. Auctioneers. We will > aa on the promises, en WEDNERIA TY eee ee Ie o'clock am, at lence of a tleman declining keeping. all that lot of Tursiture contains’ (452 treet, the house en 6th al . Bear KB. comprising— Batra nice Braasels, Ingrain and, Three ply Oar- foot giles y Tie streets and Tat: orth. Tote a Tote Fofas, Ottemans, What-nots ws | "Sera: One bait cok bebsare taSent it month, Manto! Oruamenta:Pictaver' wachis-top Tables | Seed bY adend oftruat on ses inmpe at the cost ny " = os Meade. Bedaings Rete tnt? ae sie n-ceaen reans, Straw Maiting, Lounges, Sideboard a ot of Crock a oO m4 ‘ Ly ery, Chinawars, and one ral variety of Housebold Kitchen Fernitare. apt D. L. WELLS & G0., Auc Sn 8 ht B* JA8. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. aQuwn is knocked of, #10 down when the POET N & WILLIAMS, 48,7 o.Pads Awotlonesvs . K. WALSH & OU., Auctionsers, Br*™ a No. 255 Pa. * Jeorner 10th street. ales @ TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT- SALE OF BOOKS AT THE AUCTION Rooms, sae ncing MONDAY BVENING April ars, | DEDAY nag od ay WR Oh ae es 7 o'clock, and continuing next evening, same ALSO. our. Sales EVERY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, of agsa- The collection is miscellaneous, embraci rel Books comm: ME | gral essortment of Merehandise, W: tobe found inthe iivrary ofan: | Goma ge. tee, Wetehes. Mo- and ecclesiastic, together a ‘Out-d 1 nded vee terms. bi ie the coliecaire wit o @ complete set of um vt ais eolictted ae re Bs = oe 5 GALES & BEATON'S STAT PAPERS, 21 | "37" B.&. WALGE & 0.. kav. y Y WABDWELL 4 HAYS, Aucts.. Georgetown. STOCK OF A CROOK ERY AND GLa’ RE AT AUCTION» NAee On TUESDAY MOBNING, April 5, at 10 o'clock we will sell at the Stere of G. W. King, Ne. 100 High street olumes. ‘Also. one of FOROR’S AROMIVES, as far as published, 9 vols. Terms cash. ap2 (Int.] JAS. 0. McCUIRE &CO., Aucts, B* D. L. WELLS & CU., Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPROVED OORNER PROPER- TY AT PUBLIC AUCTION. We will sell at publicauction, onthe premises, on THURSDAY, April 5th, at S'o’clock pm 1.in Square 117, fronting £2 feet om L strent, and 75 | Aud nther Goede orweich we call the attention feet on 19th street weet. improved by a two story | of housekeepers and dealers. mi at $40 per month. and known as ‘The People's Bake- Ty,"" @ well established stan’. inthe basement of | 222 3* melee which is'@ fine Bake Oven, which cost $00 $00. Terms: Half cash; balasce secured by a deed of trust. Conveyancing, deed and stamps at cost of pur- ase chaser #200 down when knocked off. D. L. WELLS & CO., Freme House of eight rooms, and now N.B —The fixtures of Store at private sale. . HAYS, Awots, A PUBLIC BALE. 8 Attorney for the owner. | will sell at sale, ou uses, on TUESDAY, April o'clock m., if fair. if not the next fair day, bour, 18% scresof LAND. This Land is not more than 1’; or 2 milesfrom the ‘bite ait Ame itle good. railroad station at Beltevtile, in Prince George's ap? Auctioneers, county, Md.; isin = healthy locality, good meigh- eos — ae borhood, with good roads About 50 sores is ara- B* NAGLE & OO., Anctionsers. ble land. the balance heavily wooded; the farm is Sales-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvanfa avence, | well watered. il f good quality, cerner of lith street, wood vary = : roximity nee e asl — renders it a desir: ng business Nagie & Oo. will give their personal attention to | in Wasbtdgton or Dg & country the sale of Real B tate and Honsehold Furnitureat | home. Persons are invite! to view the ‘operty the residence of mmilics declining Bomsekoorina. and to attend the sale the owner is determined Also, te the 88.08 of stocks ef Groceries and Mer. ~~ - | tovell. Mr. JOHN K- HARRISON, living near, chandise of every description, Horses, Carriages, | will sow the pre oy; eenmagaa Harness, £0 deo I-iy SHELBY CLARK, Attorney-at L AND ATTRACTIVE SALEOF BooTs, | _™4td Sooners ees Sc. THE STOOK OF A HOUSE DE: NG BUSINESS. On YAY, April 3, at 1 o'clock, NAGLE & CO. will seil at 295 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite B® THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. IMPROVED PROPERTY. IN GEORGETOWN AUCTION Metverott Hati, the entire stock of an old estab AT - S lished Boot aud Shoe House, consisting of — On TUESDAY, April3 15%. at5 o Sore mt Ladies’ fine Oloth and Kid Gaiters, Balmorals, | will sell, in front of the premises, part of Lot No Walking Boots, &o. 123, fronting 2% feet om Beall street. betwoen Mont- Misses’ and Childrens’s Gaiters, Shoes. &c., £¢. gomery and Reck streets, and ronning baek 128 Fine Calf and Heavy Boots, Walking Shoes, &c. feet. The improvements consist of a good Frame Th‘s sale offers great inducements. All goods will be sold without reserre. it NAGLE & CO,, Aucts. Dwelling House, centaining five rooms Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twolve =F with interest, secured by a deed of trust 1e rty. “convevancing and stamps at the costof the pur- THOS, DOWLING, Aw ¥ THUS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. LIC SALE OF LOTON BBIDGE STREET, aee GEORGETOWN By virtue of adeed of trust for Wm. Hardy, dated TUESDAY, April 34, at 10 o'clock, at our salesrooms, the stock of a mei - chant giving up business, a lare lot of choice Groceries. Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &e.. &. ‘barrels Tomato Cateup, 5 barrels Vinegar, 5 ba rels, Old Bye Whisky, 2 casks Old Port Wine, &c., de. it NAGI CO., Aucts 3 T PRIVATE SALE—ROUND HOUSE No- i Ape aren So ue Leesburg Pike, 1% miles | yoormary th. 1550. “sods of the lead recendsok from Alexandria, aud 24 miles fiom Washington. Washington County, the subseribers, as trustees, The Hotel is in excellent order, and comtains tea | willsall’ ont remises, en TUESDAY, the 24 (10) rooms and kitcben , Twenty acres of good land | Ja. attached to same. The property will be sold low, as Ser ptenetarer: is going North mh NAGLE & GO., Anctioneers, B* “JAMES C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT HoUSR- HOLD FURNITURE, FRENCH PLATE Min. RORS, WINDOW CURTALN: - Ce arn CURT. 8S, OIL PAINT. Ou THURSDAY MORNING, April mencing at 10 0’clock, we shall sell No. 4445 street, between 6th and 7th, north side, a large as- sortment of superior Furniture, naming in part - of April pext. at 4 o'clock In the rnoon, ““the east half of lot No. 14,in Holmead's addition to said Georgetown. Said lot being on th east corner ef the intersection of Bridge a1 gomery streets, saideast balf Mp gf irty feet on Bridge street. by one hurdred and twenty feet deep, of equal width, together with all and siagu- lar the buildings, improvements, priviledges and ances to the same belonging, or in any ppertaining.” ‘ The terme of sale are: One-third cash; to be paid and the residue in thtec and terest from the dey of sale, atiefaction of the trastecs. 1 Doubie Suite of solid Walnut Parlor Furnitrre, Ds. Trustecs. copnlsting of > Sofas. 2 Ariz and Bide Cheire) | THE SUTER. ties ser upholstered m Green a: amas! 5 - z 2 fine French Plate Mester Mie a _m 1-lawtp&ds (iat) Zrets fine Damask and Lace Window Curtains Marble-top Centre and Sofa Tables Walnut Hair-cloth Sofas and Chairs A number of Oil Paintings Sclid Walnut Marble-top Suite of Obamber Fur- niture. carved, with Wardrobe f Painted Chamber F: Pai Chamber Chairs, 8e' Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillow: Blankets, Sheets, Pillow, Bolster Slips, Coverlets, Brussels and Three-ply Chamber Carpets Hail Hat tree and Oilcloth Walnut Extension Dining Tal Chine, Glass, Creckery and Table Cutlery Kitchen Furniture, B* JAS. C. McGUIBE & ©0., Auctioneers. STOCK SALE. On TUESDAY AFTEBNUON, Le Sd, at 6 o'clock. at the suction rooms, we shall sell— $5.20 eee of Scshincten Bix per cent. 00ozporation of Washington Si t ratienof Wasi m Six . : ‘Semi annual Steck a 280 Corporation of Washington Five per cent, 1,200 Weshingten ond Georgetown Railroad ‘Coupon, Bonds rnitnre od Yeckstente Large Cooking Stove and a . ke . : erms cash. mh S$! [intel] J.C. McGUIRE & GO., Ancts. ited States Five-twenty WILL BE ADDED— — 5 M 3° onk ‘ashi EXCELLENT SALE OF ROSEWOOD CASE $ ae Tsien: ee — _— MIKEOUS, DAMASK Lace CURTAtws | SS'Ga" yc. mcovrmEra Go.daucta BRUSSELS CARPETS. HANDSOME WAL: | — ~~ °™ pC. ee . dances NUT CHAMBER SETS, &c., UBLIC | PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anotionsers. On WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of April,at 10 | CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL oveloek a, m., We shail sell. at the residenee of 8, ESTATE M. Meyenbe: No. 359 F street, be: 10:b streets, epposite trick ’s OC aseortment of Househeld Goods, viz - Sze Fecrerst cose —. bp —_ Stool bot Be ne lor consisting of velvet-cov 8 ‘ nd Side Chaira Ye o¥® ‘rench Plate Mirror een 9th and In parsnance of a decree of the Supreme Oeurt of istrict of Columbia, rendered on the 9th di of March, 1866, in a cause, No. 615, James W. Gibson is com: son, John H. Gibson, lersigned Commi: appointed by said Court in that bebalf, will sell at pabiie auct! p Centre Tables and Ornaments upon the premises, commencing on the first-nam: Handsome Damask Lace and other Curtains ot it 4o’clock p.m., on TUESDAY, the 34 jay of real estate, that is il, 1865, the foll te, Lot numbered five (2) in subdivision of Marble = ‘Washs' is Walnut Wardrobes. Chairs and Tables Fine Curled-hair Spring and other Mattresses Fine Feather Pillows. Beleters, and Reds Blankets. Comforts, Sheets, and Bed Linen Mahogany Bedsteads, Dressing B: Fine English Tapestry Carpets Walnut edsteads," Marble top Dressing Bareans Brick B roperty fronts on 7th street, o| ite the Centre Market. And immediately after the sale of the above we iy e stands. Wardrobes shall to sell that val le perty on O Hall Ol! Cloibs, Hat Bac Rreet north, between ai and eth ainbete’ west, Embroidered Ottomans known as the B; lotel. bei: of Lots Hanoginy Sideboards and tatisrse ee bered four hundred and ‘aincty” (ioet the ard ‘ahogany 8 ui! four hui nety, 9) Oak Extension Table and Dining Chairs irts of said Lots beg’ C asi C street 22 fe Po ehe Lounges, Window Shades, and ‘Bocking OCbairs feet 6 3-10 inches west from the southeast Table Crockery 6nd Glassware corn@® of said Lot No. 4, and thence running north Cooking Stoves and Utensils Parlor, Chamber, and other Stoves A Lot of Kitchen Requisites And many other articles, which we deem uneces- Terme cea Te Torih © street, thence east sbeut is font ¢ incines to ‘erms ces! De reet, ne mild GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. | the beginning, with the Taprovements, Which are Y¥ M_K. WALSH & 00, Auctioneers. carn eee acne usey with back buildings, stable, CATALOOUEBag. OF Tae Benes | Tec eee eae tea dag of Ap. ht ARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF THE EURO- » he mong She DEAN HOTEL, SOUTHWEST. CORES OF lock}. Bi. Opmrmancing en the Are-sentioncd IITH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AYV- | Property . pa mes pg I ENUB, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNT- | (Send ¢.)in es cual Guinot oad tee a TURE, PIANO, MUSICAL CLOCK. BAB, | Pitty oi, (206\) the said parts of said Lote 3 and BESTAURANT (LIQUORS. SECAR STORE, | {hecinning 48 fect from the southeast corner of LEASE. GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, &c., Ac. | treet south 36 fects theres corte toe ne ain On MONDAY MORNING. April 9th.’ 1835. at 16 | {cel south2e fect, thence north to public alley, giclock, we will sell by catalogue, without reserve, | Cioning “with the inter te hice ~4 for cash,t tire stock of the ‘European Hotel, Sees Ween ne ee Lye ce maprising the contents of 50 rooms. We enumer- is on ecuth D betwen Polite en 4 Thitteon streets west. One elegant Rosewood Piano, carved legs, Louis Also, part of Let numbered six,(6,)in Square numbered two hundred ard sixty-four, (264,) be- Breceeign Tres iy. aid fucrain Carpgte TIES and Punning thence st 8 Tews Sinehese Wardrobes, Sofas, Marble top Tables, Mirrors thence south 30 feet inches, thense west 6¢ feet 8 Pictures, Lace Curtains and Shades, Bureans inches, thence north 20 feet 2 inches to the place of te a ee Setts, Parlor and Bedreom deginnt a with the improvements. whi ares Dining Tables, Oak Dining Obairs ihe west 14 fest frout of Lot mambered sev- Hair Mattrassce, Feather illows, Bolsters Pe Ny tg fy Sheets, Pillow Oases, Blankets, (uilts, Counter- Husk’ané Straw Mattresses carer. Bescon, ome te ges Stoves efsigerstors, O11 Cloth, &c icine aitChten, ther with a very lar; Glass. and Crockery Ware, such as is usually found in @ first class hotel. BAR. The Bar contains a fine assortment of Liquors, Cut Glass Decanters, Tumblers, Mirrors, Paint- ings. one elegant nondescript Table, all complete, nearly new, oak Tables ‘and Chairs. The Good Will and Lease, also Bar Fixtures, Kitchen Ranges,and Ceoking Apparatus, will pe sold together. Thi va i be continued from day to day, at the same bour. until the whole stock is disposed of. The whole fs effered at private sale until the morning of sale. Terms made known by applica- tion te the auctioneers, m 31-20t uM ad: runni: the same width 122 feet 2 inches to a wide ae at re ments. which are @ good two-stery Frame - aera « J, M. THOMPSON, Complt’s Solicitor. 7 aeaceene GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, >, W. BOTELER, Auctioneer BB* © Sae'D irect, between iuth and 11th sta, TWO BRIOK DWELLING HOUSES ON 12TH STREET. NEAR TH AVENUE, ST AUG. ‘ON. On WEDN AY AFTERN' . April at 5 o'clock, 1 Hae eas big hs A ae Tg . ai : story brick =e hounes, » roach containing I? WALSH & CO., Aucts. Y U. W, BOTELER, Auctioneer, B*° No Bao parset between loth and 11th, TEN VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS JCTION. op TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 1 Butta be 0. 6,7,8,9, 11.18.19, 8. i, fronting respec- rth Hi street and I street, between 24 tively rooms. with , and embracing all the wees ot front the peer Rg rei BK Gand Dew, e : . Si. ee = id San ‘Of 95 fect Linch toan alley. Title in: building purposes: Terms : e-third cash; and the residue in ents, of three, six, and nine three equal seat ern tenon Genet lvte = > One- 4 ne on of 6 and’ Iz mouth, notes to bear iuserert,eatietaccorily months. FR aca and stamps at the cost of purcha. a mveyancing and stamps st ss. Sees OW BOTREER, Auct. | py GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avetionsers, GALE OF GOVERNMENT COAL AT ALEX oe STulAND D STRETS MOET: Cie uortrpasee sales Tarts Reminemt | Bi About seven thousand (7,000) tons of Govern- ANTHRACITE COAL. AY , the Sth day of April mext, at 10 age hall wells oe the premises, the a. 2 Gas Parlor Suite, consisting of Plush Tete-s-tote Brovet L eae es SWIG Le — a Sara -- ————