Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1866, Page 3

amuUs SEMENTS, &e.. TO- SIGHT. «the pre. h Spy, or the 3 Shingle, or who t Apple S: ts. The ben re in bota mile of Sixth stree| ure and spintaal protit, he of tterbt withow Hon We reel it aids. ‘Phe © of great ate and ever nae q 2 batlding eemdees geiz busidin: nildin=. Sdmeeterd es > were kept-ont F intermed of : 20 Tepaire sound of the alarm ve state nearly all urrels Were all turned in i during the pr ron the ground. ‘There was qvite an ex about the of the fire, and at the » Where hun- dreds of persons colh & fireworks. In fire ori ¥ of unfinish - and it 1s suppo: i the tire origina gees EOPRIATIONS FOR THE Among the items i ly passed, which includes appr ined in the bill which failec session of the Thirty-cighth Congress dry civil expe we group the follow ing aggregate amc expended, or to be ex- pended m the District of Columbia :—Addi- z: mount dae f pile-driver, &c.; chase of coal for Congres pert of transi pof basement of Supreme Court-room, Toy Inent proper: dige and High streets, ¢ nd 12th s . across Maryland avenue west and street on Potemac and upp. { Pennsylv eorgetown: + repairs of ups: casual rey hmen in reservation N cing in front of of illa- of t Removing and repairing Hospital for tne Insane: on in north wing of Paten ng. £35,000. Grading, draining tools, &e., for Bo} d finishing, and putting up build- ie for titution forthe Deaf and Dumb, basement stories of old 500. Purchase of Ford's —_ = — mt to adjourn- rd of Trade. The « was called to order by Mr. KE. Brown, Chairman; Mr. J. H. Barker acting as ker. from the committee for that pur- ©, reported a constitution. which was ad nge the District of Columbia.” The second pro- Vides that the ethetrs shall be a President, . A Secretary and a Lreasure all constitute a Board a I d to Sixth articles deti cers, and the Bourd of 1 th provides that any person or etof Columbia rezularly en- ji coal trade, who shall sub- firm im the Di Saced in the re scrite to the constitution and $5 per annum for incicen ses of the Exchange, shall be meme but a firm shail on ouen of Mr. Brown, a committee, con- of M Brown, Bogus, Magruder riff, were appointed to present the con- n to Coal ¢ Ts, not present, for si d report nex The ceslers present after which the 1 Friday night. igned the constitution, ng adjourned ull next o clock. Pierre THER Fu wast night an alarm of fire unded from bex No. 5, corner of 4th + eastand C street north, caused by the ents, belonging, it is said, to Mr. Leonard . Ferguson. They were situated in the « bounded by north D and E streets and dand $th, snd being a considerable dis- msny other buildings, With no wind . nothing further burned. They had ccupied several days and it is thought © set fire to. The fire department be- al fire atthe time, it was not the fire had almost burmt out that us appeared on the ground. ° EM or Frre.—Last night an alarm of fire from box 24 about 7o’clock. The sponded promptty, but fortunately bo need for their services. The anused by the upsetting ofone lamp Tat Dorsey's Hotel, corner of 7th anc Estreets. The fire was extinguished with- Out Shy serious damage to the property. ° i Ws'Uy¥°TE ATTENTION to the advertisement of a lecture ou inbor by H. Clay Preuss, at Gonzaga Hall. Mr. Preuss is not only a very time writer and eloquent <peaker, but bis gen- e efforts m behalf ot the poor of our city s-takine to-night meiy. The plays aated there lyania avenue; To refurnish and sup- : om pub- ur of tools, trees ual repair of Capitol: fit- for sewers in tront of Gzovern- e 70. Improvement of and fuel for Pres- ~. Lighting Capitol and ounds, Pennsylvania ay- he Mali, and t Cap- War Hall; hanling pito -on the public reburiding round the 8 ion: fuel ng of the Capitol, $1.350. Com- venue prior ve Water nd deticiency for 400. Casual repairs of Patent Of- Expenses of funeral of Abraham nd building two new cottages and proper inclosure of. grounds for MARKET TO-Dar.—Beef, best outs er Ib. 25e.; Rext, 15aWe.; Salt Beet, 5avve.; Dried | aise. Veal, 25c. Mutton, chops, 25¢. Lard, 2ve.; Pork, fresh, Wc.; corn. On. hams, uncut, shoulders, 2vc. Butter, Gva75c per pair, 75c.agi75. Ducks, pe Apples, per_ peck, 75831; oes, Irish, per peck, 4c.; Sweet, Sua ciate dried cherries, qt., Uc. . Beets, per peck, 4uc. per pk.; bunch peach, reh, He.; q peck; Spin- pach, tUe. peck. Rye, per bushel, 9c. aS1 Corn Meal, ~vas1.10. Shipstuff, 6ua7¢c. Brown- stuff, 45c. Shorts, 30c. Corn, shelled, $1; in ear, a » 84885. Oats, pushel, 55a Hay, per 1, ver Hay, Smait Ducks, 75 pr. i5vc. Wild Pigeons, pair.37 Wc. Can- Ducks, per pr, 82. Widgeons, $1. S2each. Prairie Hens, $1as1%5 Y.prbunch, lOc. Krout, prquart, lic. ). Turkeys, $2883.50. Venison, fresh, per Ib., 30c. Cabbage, per head, i043 Ic Cranberries, per qua 5 chestnuts, q art, 20e. Walnuts, pec toe Hominy, We. Pumpkins, 15"75¢. Lettuce, We. barb, 2c. He per Ib., 50ai0e. —o__—_ EXPLOSION AT THK ARSENAL.—Yesterday Afternoon ss one of the workme nal. named rs ing sperical ease shot, oue of them, from itis thought the powder had pot all b moved, ex d some of the piec ine him int andon the hands and arms bruised bim pads Dr. Porter. Surgeon of the post, dressed his wounds, after which he was sent to his residence. A Crayex oF Looation.—By order of the (Qnartermaster’s Department the steam fire- engme Kucker will to-day be transferred to Fives! Square Hospits r the protection of that ¢ will be most eventh overnment property there, and m of the city. This ¢ by the fire departise at aa Hymentat.—On Tue y evening, Rev. J. Yr united in the ds of matrimony neis M. Girton, «' the War Dep d Miss Maggie orrison, of Ne hof whom a i known in th 1 he parties immediaicly | -ft for Blooms- . Pa, from which place tbe groom hails, € arrying with them the good wishes of a host of friends. ment a Yerk, Lieut Bert: the Centre Mar teatdid no iby the dealer, Jest at thistime lers are dem ting 74 to s per pound for good butte ery parebs at least have good weight tor a ciry ITEMS. * black or yellow if the Sozo- d daily = e = ¥.—Bonnets, Hats, Rib- nd Cloak Trimm e Goods, Rea! poons, Forks + Call Bells, one Dollar, showid etl : No. 135 Pa. an prs of fey ¢. Tully treated witnout pain. by Dr. White, urgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No_ $24 Pennsvl- vania avenne. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours trom 5 a. m. to 5 p.m., d6 tos p. m. MARRIED, GORDON — THOMPSON, Pe EN—THOM SON. On the ith instant. b Brown. at the ‘Foundry GORDON. of this city THOMSON, of M sume time and place. THEODUOKE L. LOWEN to Miss MARY FE THOMPSON, HALE-KNOWLES. On the sth instant, by the © Cs a oe AM HALE to Mi CAROLIRE § both of this city, DIED. GIBBS. On theéth in fant, of consumption, Dr. H_G GIBBS, ot Norwich, N’ ¥.. aged 35 yeur Hie funeral will take place on Sumiay instant. at 3 o'clock p. m.. from the resi¢ bis brother-in-law, Dr. S.A. H. McKim. No a7 Tet. south. Friends of the family are invited. CALHOEN. In Georgetown, D.C., on teeart instant, JOBN MILLER. son of James A. and sae. Calhoun, aged 2 years,5 months and dave. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his paronts. No. 4 7th street, to-m.rrow (Sun- day) afterneon at 5 o’cloc! LARKIN. of conanmption, in San Antonia, of June, 1855. J. MILTON ASBE RY LARKIN, second son of Louisa Tate Ber. Jacob Larkin, of Baltimore year of hia ngo. ; als set Single tiles pearly Can be sen at SAT LOCE'S Stables. ( oth and 7th streeta, R EMOV as KIN & DAVIS, NaMENTAL Painters, sonth sideof Penn. ave., + bext to Star oifice. bet. 21th aud ap S-2wi [218 CRIMPED PAPER COLLARS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WALL, STEPHENS & CO. 322 Penna, COLOBED WAX. for making the Water Lilly, n F lower, sud Camelia, Sat COALO cr ou LAMPS, yINDOW and LOOKING GLAS: BRUSHES of every descriptions MIXED PAINTS to order, FRENE€S ZINC, and all colors inoll. sold at ro- duced prices, by FRANCIS MILLER, 904 Ninth street, api-6t 2d door north of Penna. av. Mes STERN Thenks the ladies for the liberal patronage they give her, and is pleased to see that her HOOP SKIRTS give such satisfaction. She also announces to the ladies that she has on band a large assortment of GENUINE FRENCH CORSETS. which she is prepared to sell at the lowest prices, ii Skirts and Under Garments ready made de to order at the shortest notice nd see at S12 7th rt . bet. Dand B. CABD TO MY PATRONS. faving disposed of the Cloak and) Montilla ie h or my business to my nephew, J. Thomas Maxwell, who bas heen in my employ for the past twelve years, he will continue that branch of trade for the present season in the same rooms, 2d story over my Fancy Goods Store. Ne. 3355 Fs. avenue, where in afew days he will 0} assort- went of Ladies Spring CLOARS, MANTILLAS. SAC UUs, OOA Cc. . 1 ik wane cloth and Diack silk.’ He : my, Drape 3 tol ll the savers of former patrons in that line ne welling off my stock of LADIES FANCY GOODS without regard to cost to close up my bu inessin Washington atanearly day. Cali and » cure great bars sins. N.B. Store Fixtures for sale soon at one-half thelr value. J. 8S. MAXWELL _ Sp S-€03t 328 Pi ATCBES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, BILVER-WARE, &c. A reduction ip price, corresponding to THE HEAVY DECLINE IN GOLD. M.W. GALT & BROTHER Offer their entire stock of WATCHES, DIAMONDs, JEWELRY, SILVER-WARE. & At greatly reduced rates. ‘Their stock was never more complete, and is of fered at a creat reduction from farmer prices. - MW GALT & BRO., Jewellers WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. WHITE GIRL, te aintiy of tvur pers dim and Ste ate >ANTFD—A 1 Tespectabic cok, wash @ad tron in | sons, at 209% diare ave GOM WANTED—In a pri 1 Carre Clerk in War Departmen SS) per dozen,-Ne. Green Corn, ANTED—A SITUATION as a ganlons: overseer On ® farm kinds ef business about a farm. Depot House, U st. / ANTED—To goto the country MAN to milk and es ist in housework ae may be obtained at 296 H atrest Leeks, bh. Se. Turnips, peck, | He understands Call at ©. Boyl erseyatan by pete 6, Gried, per quart, 25¢: Beans, but- i tw air, 40 | > Aer D—To re Tent. or buy. s HP ans BLMINGTON. Jr. woatiges city, Post Please Ant LOAN. view may be had,) Washington. D, ©. pAntEe TO RENT—Two ROO OUSE containing two, three, or my imunaterial. but preferal t 51) per mo @ where an inter: ap pert 7 ANTED—A WOMAN for asmalt family ov cook. well recommended. need apply. grown cirlto imate and do chamberwork Inanire ar tS eee st, wok, wash and iron but an experianced » will bo given sud borat wa PANTED— A MAN w m7 ehascweane meer: 7ANTED—A PLACE Wea yanne tame. as chamberwaid. Please to call st 7ANTED TO RENT—A s pr oke location, with from stating ter mis an. > ANTED—By the firet of May. two or ‘theoe furnished cr unfurnished, anand his sixter for housekeeping purerves inthe higher parts of Wash Georgetown. andin # private fami rences will be exchanged. ‘Address ‘Two first class MILL Bra employment at 236 P. TANTED “A While: An American preferred, 69 weet ith petween T wud W strecis,at J. WAGNER, ED TO BUY— From one thousand to one BRICKS. Apply to 7 2 Lith street Lwest, ¢ deors phe of Penna. avenue. J ANTED-—By a resp baadred thousand VLD | ow all rl Taare: and to sig a in wash- ng oO en, Please address @ note to ‘Bs x No 5, ‘second hand ¢ given, at No at ive street. fow do ara orth of Pownsylvania avenue, and the bewt. pric /ANTED Fak L arce “aud email far- nd anf ralaned HOUSES in Wash- Fiouses and Lot tate owners will do well to giv: Southern Real Estate Company, a9z Tula: stree et, ED—To load | ortiand or Bangor. te 8 the ote estalsiched 2 f Pennsylvania ave. Two for sale at half price. ness strictly confidential ur a by deed ¥ just sold for & f trustom a farm buy several small Sin good locations, We also. want a sin: 2; will give 34 arty 35, 0) TANTED— We want to HOUSES and LOT: FA BM near Washingt D. L. Corner of 13th and F tireets, ov 3) COOK WISHES A SIT- & private family or pesten sat, Mth street, No 31 ted_to buy for $5,000 Second CLOTHING of all dascrip- tions foe which a fair price will be paid, 485 7t corner E street. \ jAaeee SH. 000%. handed WANTED!! GENTLEMEN. LAD FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who wonld like to engaze in an easy, light and proftabis bnsiness, where s small ontiay ia only re- auired. and where those eng commence at onre, to cal Stamping Depot. 391. F street, ow ‘be taught hia new method of Stamping. so simple that a child can at once undertake any job. Sein; r here, we can furnis fools, cushions. composi. WANTED!!! Rin the kame os practical Stamper complete instructions tions avd stumps by the d any one wishing to ake money by a small outlay. 381 WANTED. WANTED, WANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping. having new facilities for NG. Has reduced his MPL price. to Bix 2 3, YOKES, Phe ‘We are weekly is font of new Pattern of the latest desigus, aud by the uid of a new machine we are prey ared to stamp any pattern brought us. e only practical Stampers here we are Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can lace for an assortment of Pat- ILLTAM PRINCE, 3sir streets oppesite Patent Office. Bands, ¥lannel bogies - willing to some down. come to the only terns not excell Bhawis, for sale, ANTED — SECOND HAND FURN MIRRORS NISITING a 8, BEDS BED: ODS of every 406 7th street and H. east side. “FOR SALE AND RENT. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS BEV. DR. SAMSON. Presiient of Colum- ip will preach inthe P Market street, above 4tn st., (Sunday) MORNING, e Sordinliy invited | to Gevraciow a: tO. MORKOW ati - ereek. The public ar ‘A FAIR.—The ladies org re holding a Fair at New Master Hall to pur- US. a library for the public schools lay of fancy and nsefal articles is o: ndable undertaking, hout this week. handsome dis: fered those who will aid this la The rive! will continue throug oot OE ‘-RENT—On the Ist of A OFFIOK, and APPURTE street. between Congresa and now occupied by J.C. Yard fvsls to Mrs. J. 0. MYER: ril the WHARF, ape. on Water Hieston « Co 3,No SEVENTH rH STREET. PAPER HANGINGS. WINDOW SITADES, Onan ween FRAMES, PICTERE CORD AN AT REDUCED PRICES. Having ake largest assortment of the above goods inthe District. and in order to make room for spring upplies, they will be offered nntil the lth of April et reduced prices for CASH. Persons needing the above goods are requested te call be- fore purchasing. Please remember the number, 486 7th street, and the terms invariably cash for goods and laber, J. MARKRITER, No, 4867th street, 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. CAKE, MEAL. Every one owning @ horse should use the above articles, especially at this season of the year. SEED OATS. apne article for sale; the very best in the FLOUKB, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, For sale low, in apes . suit, by M.GALT & CO., Corner rm, ave and Ist strect. ‘HEAP CROCKERY Y AND GLASS WAR: In addition te our st CBOCKERY sy uaa tee ween a ‘at very low atull line of prices. wickeenie aa te STONE WARE at recta sah an-soeut™ ee BEVERIDGE, ‘lows’ Hall. 7th street. HE beta eee ANGLE 5 "Tins be aE, by Aaplog mid The it ing. bead sue sty Rrbemera et and Book of | Agi Fe Pie irbing. illustrated ari Fishing, by ap FRANEK TAYLOR. Wood's Prack Compen- ist BOOKS—Neiil_& eae two sees ‘ Fi a FRANOK TAYLOR. igen Fi ina vemeoerse G Fiabe poem ‘e Batis Uae oe a ae 8 doors abeve aa ees, APBRHANGINGS— the lowest * sig ARERITER'S, TOR ae nicely faraished seven room a rots oma Tt tects eee sated lo ant uth smal ren! ow ap7 3 TrMER, FO Sinr-reiur HOUSE, ones Poatrat Se WY ROG Pas Cer mie 7th street north. KR EWET Ett reed and Feed Store awe RNISH ROO for rent for Mschapie atthe same plac yee at No 485 6th street, between Louisians avenus. ee pees a BRICK HOC3E. onthe cornet d lith streets. containing eight rooms, Cellar used aca store, aud god place tor - usine: Upen Monday and eceen re THOM aS MURPHY. re OK RENT— Aueat BRICK HOUSE, « rooms, with pe water, on n hat. west Inquire of JOS Estate Agent, office dtreet. Fo SALE OR RENT—Fonr new thre story BRICK BOUSES pleasantly situated near Smithsonian lustitute. contatvine water and 74s. For particularsapply to F WICK & STUART'S Se be Door and Biind Depot, at 7th street Bridze, ap7- Fe, are Several small and medium siz HOUSES. FORSALE—A number ot HOUSE: rakging price from $390 to $5000 Also. one five BUILDING LOT. running back to a paved alloy. For terms apply = STARR'S Agenc: OF fice, 4 Rastreet ps Im* 1 OR RENT—Part of oF SE near the corner of luth aud Moastreeta. Three rooms a KArret en 2d Towns. d oor, Also. House next door below Favorable terms to a good tenant Inquire of Mr. LLOY yas within, or Mrs. PARE, next door. apT? Hot: FOR | a one Hotel 8 ther sth atreat aod Pann, avenue, furnished throughont; togethor with the Spacious Saloon undernesth, which bas ree ently been fitted up with every appliance fur a first-class dining and orinking saloon. Will be rented vary low, and on favorable terms to @ reliable party. Apply to. F. TURNEK, in the Saloon ap re ‘SALE—1™0 AGRES OF LANDat Hyatts- Ville, ten minutes’ ride by railroad from Wash- tegton,to be divided in lots Iding sites are beantifuily located and command « view of the country for miles around. ons doing business in Washington this pre- Fents a fine oppurtunity of securing country seats at a convenient distance from the city andin a pontthy and fourishing neighborhood, For firat choice apply at once to pad McKNEW & HICKEY ap7-sotf Room 7, Tatelligene er Build i he LET—A HOUSK with four or six room Lu- quire 32% north B st, Capitol Hin. aps 6t* BoE, RENT—PART of the “HOUSE No. o enit purchasers, terin t ose” Large yard and cellar, C passthe door, Inqnirevn the premises, ap6-2t™ thd RENT—A HOUSE with tour good rooms on Secondistrect, between @ and Massachusetts avonne To S poed tenant the rent will be movl ate. at 63 Second street ap é EF SOCR ROONS TO RENT AND FURNITURE including Piano, Jarge Mirror, Bru-sela Car- pet, &c , forsale by private contract, co: ner of B and 2d «ts. sonth, Capitol Hill, aps press {ED HOBSE FOR RENT—A three. story HOUSE, with eight rooms, No. ° sylvania avenue between 2st aud 224 wieeets quire on the premises, ros. T—BRICK DWELLIN Sacenrcer! north A, between 7th and 3th sts.; few squares from Capitol and cars. Gosd stables and well en- closed back and mone zerds; Rent low, Pleasant locality. ap 6-30" PORK K han: nasomely | furnished HOUSE containing ten rooms, gas and water; sitnated on G street. Ist Ward. A delig stat nmer resi- nee and a jeawrent Apply to HE SON, Sontheast corner Paceesivents avenu isth Street. ape Due two-story and attic BRICK G, with two story extensi: t.nea Pa avenue, with or wi Reason of sale, ewner leaving for En iM be suld cheap if applied tor immedi- Injuire at the Axensy on ail R REN1—Two F SqIsHED Fi ROOMS, with sand water, suitable for Reasekeesine. at 259 G street, between Ith and bith ree RENT OR 1! —One equal with BRICK H¢ » containing nine Apply to JOHN MLL LER, orner Bho nd avende apd Sth street west FE RENT—Onv HOUSE, with nino rooms, 410 K street, noar the Post Office. Injnire 435, at the Confectionary Stere aps M * OR SALE—Seves eligible BUILDING LOTS. the village o: Lanrel, on the B Ohio Railroad. Wi old at a great bargain Apply toT. N. YOUNG, corner of sth and P sts., Washington. § pols RENT— Tooms, situated it will be low toa » bet. 1sth and 19th, No. 242, ‘Inquire corner oth § aps FS BENT—A three story BBICK HOU No 7%, situated in Georgetovn, on the north side of Gay, between Congress and Was! on For terms inquire of JAMES J. BABRETT, too Green street. ap 5-3t Free RENT—Tho econpial by Loomis & Mayhew. Ne 3416 Peuna. ay., Was! ington, Building Also, Offices No. 3 and’ 4, first or; Yand IL. second Hoo “age os third iloor., ee terms apply to JUUN H. SEMMES, Seaton’ House. _aps-dth | property. The title AUCTION SALES. _ er other Auction Saies see fourth A page i BY BY THOS. DOWLING, “Auct.; ( Georgetown. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ae. = TION, On TUESDAY MORNIN ser fl eell. at No 2534 rect, an ssortment of Housebo! of the effects ot @ gemileman learinc the 7 THUS. DOWL Gs, Act. B* JAS. C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE, Tshallsell.on Fite the wits A.D., at So ciock p,m..infro sto ses, Lot No. 8,90 are No. itl, aw r Passed ty the Supreme Gonrt of the Distri. “tof cat in re, Senders esial. va. Richard et al. The Lotie t the corner of Boundary «treet aut tun street west, fronts 167 feet om ths latter street, 171 feet on Bonndary » ois very des: rabic Terms : One-half cn inter--t, or the purchaser the whole in cash FREDERICK W JONES. Tras: apT-lt J.C McG@UtRE & CO . Aucte BY WARDWELL ¢ HATS, Aucts ,George:u BAR FIXTURES AND FURNITURE OF A SALOON AT AUCTION On TUFSDAY M@ENING, April 19th. at 10 o'clock, We will sell, at No. 44, East Market Space, Georgetown, the Bar Fixtures and Farniture of « Beer Saloon, consisting of two Coucte-. and Shelves, large Screen, fine gilt frame Mirror, Oi! Cloth. Tables, Chairs, Wardrobe. Clock, D+ in ters, Boer Glasses, Tumblers, Demijobns. Jugs, Fancy Liquor Bottles, Stove. Signand Post. Also, several large fine Pictures ap 7-2t? WARDWELL & RAYS, Aarts. YW. L. WALL & CU., Suctionsers. Original Horse and Oarringe Bazsar, > La. av., betwoon gth and 10th ste, We will sell at our Bazaar, No. 93 Louisiana ay between 9th and Jth strect<. on TUESDAY MORNING, April 17th, 1856, at Wo'clock, One Brown Horse, Boegy and Harness, which we wil! sell for livery and storage, if the owner does not.call for them before tue day of sala. vere of wirue HENDPICKS. WALL & CO, Aucts. B NAGLE & a tioneers. Bales-reoms No. 207 Po ausylvania cerner of Lith ne at S month: with ay at his uption pay Nagle & Co. wil! give their personal attention te the sais of Real F tat. and il twemoid Farnitureat the resideuce of nities declining | ousekesping. Also, te the sw.es of stocks ef Grocerivs and Mer- chandine ot every Gescription, Horses, Carriages, Harness, & BY CBEENS WILLIAMS. & 2 No. 026, coruer ith ard D streets, AUCTION GALk P eK FRAME no eeRae COOK DINING-00M TUBE PS ? De, at's Eating House, fro: RSDAY, the 12th instant, at 11 o’e M.,¥e shall scil, on the premiven eG es Ha nae, Coozing Stoves, Vintag Tasies © peek ents Corporation and Government Licens GREE N & WILLIAMS. - Ancts. Y GREEN & pA LIAMS. Auctioneers. No, $26 corner 7th and D streets, eer EN Rtg ti] BUT LDINGS AND LOTS ONL OUT. BET WE as ATH AND 6TH cat PUBLIC AUOTIO AMEps NESDAY, the 11th sae -- We Shall nthe premi ‘clock tin mp “Ova. yusieting of Sevou Fram Buildings; will be sell sep rate or together Terms: One-third eighteen months, ee Pr niises ance six, twelve and deed of t-ust on the nd rev $8) do GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancte, ILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 526, cont: r7t. aud D sireets IMPROVED REAL & SSTATE SALE, At the cor- na ofnorth B and 8th street eari, at Public Aa- © on roy ESDAY, t tia} joc ~ f buyers to the $.12 and 18 taken. All vor anc ing and © a = STAMPS at the cost of the chaser. $30 4» Paved CHEBN 4 [BY CRSEN Ewiti ams Auctioneers. No. #20 eo-ne- 7th and D streets, VALUABLE BUILDING, Lot ¥EON 0 HATRRET NURTR. BETWEEN PD OND 3b STREETS WEST AT PCLLIC Ave. Cn SXrerpay, the Mth instant, at 535 o’slock m., We aball sell, on the premises. Lot No. 10, re 52, having 20 fees front ea H s.reet,ran- € back a good depth to 18 foot alley, making ita haudsome building jot Terms : One-third cash; balance in six and twelve mouths, A deed given and adeed of trust takea, All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the est of the purchaser, $90 down when the preperiy ig so apd (Int) GREEN A WIL, LIAMS, Ancts. ros SALK—-A MARKET GARDEN ef Ten Acres, 4); miles on the Rock Ureek Church road, with new Honee and Stable. a good Orchard of Peaches and Apples, together with hot » Sanh, ise and plants. ap 5-3t" JAS. G. W. BRUNNER. feAk™ FOR SALE, co containing 104 scres,on the old Annapolis stage road. Prin George’ bout ten miles from Washingt. improved by a Frame Dwelling of six rooms, stable, apple and peach orchard of about 80) tress. The laud is well wooded und watered. and supposed to be on the line of the proposed canal from Annapolis to Washington. Apply after 4u'clockat B. F. MOR SELL’S, Louisiana avenna, near ‘th street, or by letter rte) "WM. F. FABisH, No. 454 Lith at. cast. OF re RENT—The BAS ENT auler Washing- ton Building. corner 7th street and Pa. ay nue. Inquire in the store. ap t- TS LET—A email FRAME HOUSE of 6 rooms is Ge Beighbortoo 5 t $i per + Verythin, as | mont ery 1g COM: LLS £ 00., ap4 it Corner of 13th and F streets ESTAURANT. BOARDING. MOUSE.LEASE, LICENSE and FIXTUBES for sale. A great bargain can be had by any one wishing the al: Satisfactory reasons given for selling, Call at Penna. ave., opposite Willard’s. apd ot {OR BENT—Three large OF FICE ROOMS on the 24 Roor of Building 324 Pennsylvania ave- nue. Apply to CHARLES L. LOUK WOOD & CO. Bap 3-c03t* wo desirable LOTS, of 23 by 100 feet, between Mass. avenue and M st. west. , Box Trees, Kose Bushes, Shrubbery and Bulbous Boots. Apply on the premises. hed al street. ap 2 Pers SALE Some of the most desirable PEO- PE r offered in Washington city for lots for vesiiercee r business Ler enter on ig raphe on 9b, 10th, and H sts. north. and lets on Grant street, which street runs threuzh the center of the square, from 9th to 10th street west. For particulars inquire at office, 490 H bet. 8th and 9th ets., back of the Patent Office, atl and 5 6 ont of Hip a conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser mh tt" JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent, Fe SEAT Os nice three story: BRICK HOUSE, on New Jersey avenue, bet. Fand G sts., containing 9 rooms. with large yard and gas. Possession given immediately. Inqnire of W.C. JONSON corner of Sth and L streets north, mh 27-1m* ro RENT—Desirabie BOOMS. over Stine- metz’s Hat Store, 234 Pennsylvania avenue, suitable for offices or business purposes. mh 26-tf ee SALE—The LEASK for eight years, with the oncesements: snd Furnitures of the EU- ROPEAN HOTEL. on the cerner of Pennsylvania one and llth street. if the above is not sold on before the Ist of April, baad will be a catalogae ie soen thereafter, of which dno notice will be given, The Hotel is doing agooa business, and the only reason for selling is ou account of ill dealth of me saierigned. ii ‘nquire on the premises. mht P. EMRIOH. ree. SALE—Three new HOUSES, with 5 rooms each. on I2th street, near Maryland aven Terms: $24 cash; balance $20 per month One ow C street, near 13th, with 5 rooma; two small oo on ¥ as avenue, near 10th street; on Brick House, with 10 Toms, OB 12th street, near tH street north: a small . with 6 rooms, on 13th street, pear M: a large three eg? Brick’ House, with 8'rooms, on 10th street, near N; @ lar House, with 8 rooms, on L street, near i icorg The four last deseribed eager Cag Peri 4 “eo ted ip the northern Apply GEURGE W. HAUP' MAN. Sie int st third door north of Pi mh 19-Im TE, FURNITURE OF A Phang 3 CLASS Boarding House, together with a LE. the property for sale. on reasonable forma, ack cause of selling. Inquire on se aes, Fors SALE—35 BUILDING Loxs. in squares 835, 864, and 990. Capitol Hil Also,one' small FARM of 56 piel of the best ual ot at on = 2 Chucky River, 6 miles Tom Greenville, East Tennessee For war gicalace ans Beene call onthe undersigned, “3 neo 486 p a L. G. EVERETT. Ave EVERAL NICE HOUSES sng Wie tn NT Burnt uehed or upfurnished, in the B SALE Georgetown ow NMAN & GREEN, ps 13.tf 15 Intelligencer Building. — Fy SALE A three-story BRICK HOUSE wi Frame Baliding in ‘and vacant lot ad. jointug. This proterty ie lavetsd na Nett ‘Capitol n ee ok ng Ute aan. “ah |e STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa avenue. ENTERAL BALL, C8, Corner tong vania av. fay Sovio ith street. Hoste’ Auction Booms. For rent by the yok. or month, fer Gon- certs. Lectu: Fea Balle, Re ‘These alles ‘ery tains a jeunes svete Premises COLE & 00. can DRED oh puooR, eR @ Binet gg | =z 274 7th street, 923-8m* pms AND CAGES. B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 528, cor corner 7th and D streets, FIRST CLASS BUIL DIN LOTS, eg ing on r New Jersey avenue, between north EB and st Public Auction On THURSDAY, the 12th instant. at 6 o'clock p. m., we shal! se'l, on the premiees, Lots Nos. Is and 19, in svbdivision of Square 523. teed 22 feet inches front, rnaning back 1 tdeep tom wide public alley. Persons will find it to their advan- tage to attend the above Yerms: One-third cash: balance in 6 and 12 Months, secured by adeed of trust on the prem- es. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the ost of the Parone: 350 dowa on each lot when sold. GREEN & W ILLIAMS, _ ap itd [Int j Auctioneers, B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers 0, 926 corner 7th and D streets. FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONT- IXG ON P aM ao ara oe BE- s 2 T, 5 te, Re ion! On TU isp rn the loth instent, et 5 o'clock p. a m., We shali sell, onthe premises, ts 19 and 2, fronting on P street. and 11 and i2 fronting on street, in subdivision of Syuare No. 511, Daving fect front each by 13 fest deep, running back toa 30 foot alley. Porsons withing to purchase fiue Baild- ing Lots will find #t their advautage to at ftp as this square is improving very fa-t with nildinz. Terms: One-third cash: balance six, twelya,and eighteen menths, secured by a deed of trast on the premises. All conveyaning and revenue stamps at the coxt of the purchasers. = down on each Lot when sold, _9p6-d. GREEN & WIL ‘ILLIAMS, 3) Aucta, "¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ac Anstion 626 eurner 7th anu De streets. VALTABLE IMPROVED KEAL ESTATE BALE, -FRONTING ON eee: avesue » AT PUs- tic ‘serio On WEDNESDAY, the llth inst.,at 53: “Ae ie P. m., wo shall sell on the premises. Lot- No. : 6. 9and 10.in Sauare 873, having good front: denths. This property offers great induce:nent purchasers, as the location is very desirable, Imaking it a good invertment for any one wishing tv locate on the Navy Yard. The above lots will be sold and subdivided to suit purchasers, STerms: One-third cash; balance ing aud 12menths secured by @ deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers, $25. dewn when each lot isseld, apod GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘Aticts. 2 Y¥ J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, GUARDIAN’S ees oe. pyALUABLE BUILD- ratified by the Supreme © Re vandereireed ns ified b ue Court. the undersi; as guardian: &c., will sell at public — highest bidder, on the premises lath day of Api eo ction, to the n Howto, 1: the ots 13, 14, 19, 20, 32, 33. 31 Todd's "Sabai visiod of Square Not lot 22, with the east- ern 1 foot 6 inches of lot 33,in Uhlmann’s Subdi- vision ae rt of Square No. 615. The first are lo- cated on P. North Capitol, avd Boundary streets, and the | latter on Ostreet, between North Ci itol aud Ist street west. — of sale: par pose ye come seabine in two equal payments, a 12 mont . and deed of trust taken, wives Conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the POrbMer. Tea UHLMAME.G _m20cetw JAS. 0 MCGUIBE © OO, auets, ¥ JAMES ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CHAMBER > OTHER FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On TUESDAY MOBNING, Mayet 10th, commen- cing at 10 o'clock, we shall sell, at the nortuwest corner of lath = wee nag small lot of Cham- Mdolld apd Tanltaton Cottage Suites snd Imitation re Detached Bedsteads, Bureaus. and Washstands, ard: Chember What. not and Cane-reat Cha ‘mber _ aie ae Beds, Piliows: "Bolsters “temer . Olt Oloth, Statr Carpet Protage and Walout Writiag Desk. ped 5.0. McGDIRE & Co., Ancts. BLIC AUCTION OF FRAME BUILDINGS Pe EAL GIESBORO. a 2 Com: wen Weaken 2 Jp elt pair near GIEEBORO, MU MD on T! — oe er il o'clock a. m,, the eee ong, 6 fect 8 inches in tahoe in several ovens, but little ‘Terms: Cash, in Government funds. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-BORROW. Y CROWN, WALKER £00., Auctioneers $20,000 WOBTH OF DRY GOODS AT ANG e whal! sell, on SATUBDAY, April 7, at a A eg 5 7th street. under the Avenue How a iarge and — selected stock of Dry G. to be sold without reserve, as the owner fi ban S baciness. . The sale wil be continued hour, and every night commencing at 7 o'clock. until the entire stock is sold out, The ladies are Mest cspecially iuvited to mone, a: they maw Terms cash pet ” Suge CHOWN. K & Of., Aucts ‘= -WALS He 00., Auctioneers, oie No, 256 Pa. ev., corner loth street. Sales every TURSDAY. THURSDAY and SAT- UBDAY NOENt t 10 o'clock, of Furniture, Dry Geode, Ciothing, Crockery, Boots, Dhoes, &. Sales EVERY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, of a pem- -_ seoortment of Merchandise, Watches, No on: ec Out door rales attended to on reasonable terms Consignments solicited m 23-20 _M.K. WALSH & 09., Aucts YM.K. WALsii & 00., anc encers. Penna , corner 10t street. YH. BH CLARK, Auctioneer, I 372 Pa. av., adjoiaing Metropolitan Hotel Sale of Goid and Silver Water ped Bpetegresh Albums. 109 dozen Tavle © vol pes — verlag Hosiery, Soap, Pert» anery ane aw a Y M.K. WALSH & 00 No. 254 Peuna. ave. LARGE CATALOGUE SALF OF THE EUBO PEAN HOTEL, SOUTHWEST CORNER a SOG ae AND VENNSYLVA . LHE ENTIR STOCK OF tors URE) PIANO Cs'caL CLOCK. BAR, RESTAURANT LicOo 28. SEGAR STOKE, LEASE, GOOD Will. FIXTURES, &., & Un MONDAY MORNING. April 9th. 1565, et 19 o'clock, we will gel! by cateiocne, without resery for cash. the entire stock the Eurcvran Hotel compri-ing the conten i rooms. We enumer- ate in part— One ele gant Rosewood Piano, carved legs, Louis v Auctionsers corner 10th street. ‘One fine Musical Clock, a great novelty Brusrels, Three ply. and lacrsiu Carpets Wardrobas, Sofas, Marble top Tables, Mirrors Pictures, Lace Curtains and Shader Bureaus Botatents Jottage Sette, Parlor and Bedreom Ob: Di ing Tall les, Oak Diy ings hai . Mattrasses Feather Pillows, Bolsters Pillow Gase-, Blankets, Quilts, Counter- otraw Mattresses Parlor, Bedr: om. and Kitchen Stoves Refrigerators, Of] Cloth, Together with a very la assortment of China, Glass, and Crockery Ware, such as is usually found ina fret et pew 8 The Bar contains & fi « assortment of Liquors, Cut Glass Decanters, Tumblers, Mirrors, Paint- ings one elegant mondescri ot Table, ail complete, bearly new, oak Tables and Cli The Good Wiil and we, alse Dar Fixtures, Kitchen Ranges, and Ce.king Apparatas, will be sold together ‘The sale will be continued from day today, at the same honr. until the wh le atock is disposed ot The whole isefiered at private sale u the orning ofeale. Terms mai» known by appli-e- tion ta the auctioneers, m S1-Itt MK. WALSH & CO., Au ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. H ark BUILDING v3 ON SEVENTH S8Th T. BETWEE SA prsrs NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUOTIO On MONDAY, the sth instaut, st 5» om, we shall sellin front of tne premises, Loti?.in Wilther- gers substvision of Square No. 441, having 25 fost front. by 128 feet deep, to a fine alley Terms: One halt balance ing andi2 months, secured by a deed of trnat on the premi.es Aliconveyancing and revenne camps at the coset ef tbe purchaser. down when sold Adri 9th, <y 7. nibs, Sue The collection is mix ellaneons Books commen to be found in the iilr: yer.compiler, and ecclesiastic variety of tight reading matter In the colivctl: n will be fownd » complete set < — & SEATON'S STATE PAPERS, = volumes. Alxo.one of FORCE’S ARCHIVES, as far as published, a 8. embracing ¥ of alaw , together with a cof 7th and B strests. VALUABLE RUILPI OF A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND A TWO-STORY B&lUK BaCK 8UILDING AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the %th instant, at 5), o'clock p nm, we shall sell, on the premises. on i7th strect west. between I and K streets north. a good Frame Building with a Brick Back Buildiag; and, also s geod lot «f Stone in the cellar. A fine chanee for any oac wishing 8 good lot of Building material. ‘Terms cash. 100 down when sold bove premises inte removed within fire after the "lay Of aale a GREEN& bed to » Aucta. EN & No. 626, cor VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS i" THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTIO. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 10. at 4% o'clock, on the premises, we shall -eil Lot No. 2, uare No J0/, 1ropting $3 feet 10 inches on 13th street west, between wm K and L streets, and ——- Lack 150 feet to an alley; improved by » smail Frame Dwelling House. Lots 5.8, and 9, in Square 116; Lot 6 fronts 62 feet on north M street, and 75 feet on 2th street west; Lot 8 fronting 56 feet on 20th street, and running back 14 feet 10 inches toa) feet alley; Lot incon jug 52 feet lv: inches on 20th street back 140 feet 10 inches to a 9-feet alley, with side alley 15 feet wide. Lots 31, $2. and $3, in Square No. 130. freating on sth street west, between north L and M streets, each paving a front of 50 feet, and renning back te 8 W-feet alle: RA On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Apri! 11, at 5 o'clock, on the premises. we shal! sell part of Lot 7, in 2quare No. 323. fronting 25 fect on [2th street west, between north C — D streets, aud running back % feet; improved by a small Brick House Teims: One-half cash; the balance in § months, with interest, secured bya deed of trust on tie property . Payment of $25 will be required on each lot at time ° All conveyancing st cost of api-da&ds Jas C MeGUTEE SCO. Ancts. ¥ W.B. LEW: Is & CO., Auctioneers. No, 307 07 Pennsyivanii avenue. REGULAR SALES “AT STOBE TURSDAYS, THURSDAYS and >ATURDAYS. Auction sales attended to at private dwellings and stores. Cash advances made on all 8 of goods ap 6-lw W. B. LEWIS a CO., Aucts. BY W. B. LEWIS & OO., Anetioneors. Neo. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, A BARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION. For sale of the ce! he ian. Building and Effects of part ated New York Excelsior Eakery, Store and Building, 29 feet front on nue by 13) feet to K Rides including two Ovens, with steam r for aay mechanical purpose. We would call special atten. fe oo og as affording @ good chance for . a B LEW iS & CO., Aucts. B* WARDWELL & HAYS, Aucts. : Georgetown. mes hog SUPERIOR Bi BO ona see EAT AUVOTION IN G CET an TidsbAy MUENING. aecil inn = vw o'clock. I shall sell, at the residence of the late pers vines, Ne Ist \Rireet west, between High sac streets, Georgetown, a — colic ton 2 rg superior Furniture, embracing, viz: a Rosewood Sane © octave Piano, made by enbeee Ww: mont Parlor Suite, ten pieces Large ot Bre Btagere, vith mirror back ‘tes of wecatelic am jurtei h erican, Brossels and other Carpets Eatge lit Fr Frame Pier Mirror, with brackets ESET WSES eet cate Soeeetmennge emcee Se Arm Chairs, Massive Gas Chandeliers and Gas A oy Bece tien Chairs Elegant Decorated French Chive Dioner Set, 290 reat ‘China Tea Set, Fine Silver-plated Tea Set, feces Plated Caster and Urn, Fine Table Cutlery and Table Cutlery Oak, Mall Bet, Walnut and wa WONTIGALESTS tak. B™ J.C, McGUIBE & & 00., Auctioneers. CHANCERY, fated ory AB PROPER- the Ra of 74 acres Bevucuark A known as i Siooetees = ani the Beech Greek bee aisles ee running f Bains af DW —marett ttt), =e... ——