Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1866, Page 3

Groy eu’s.—First appearance of the great American actor James E. Murdoch, who “p- pears im his unrivalled personation of “Ro- ver” in Keefe’s comedy of “Wild Oats,” sup. ported by a powerful cast. We welcome the ‘brief se n of the legitimate drama offered to us during this engagement. Ficyr-nour Fria to be ratsed at the corner of “th sireet east and Virginia avenue this eve- ning by East Washington workingmen. Istanp Hati.—The ladies of Grace (P. FE.) church bsve determined to continue their de- lightiul fair until the 19th inst., with elegant tabieaux. capital music and other attractions every evening. Casternrny.—The new company with ad- this week, among others the beauufal ist, Miss Jenny Engel. ——- More Wives THAN THE LAW ALLows.— ‘This morning, offi Clements arrested Susan ‘Thomas, colored. charged with assaulting Ann ‘Thoms: nd took ber before Justice Walter. It appeared that Susan was formerly a slave, and several pears ago she married a colored man named Themas, with whom she lived for 2 time. until ber mistress took her home and sent ber dowm South. During the absence of nis slave wife, Thomas lived with his consin Ann on a marital footing, and recently Susan, baving become tree. made her way to this city, where sbe found her husband domiciled with Ann, in the alley in the rear of Odd Fellows’ Hall. She at once assaulted the latter, who procured a warr: for her arrest. Susan says she don’t want her husband, but she left some furniture with him, and objeetsto Ann using it. unless she will pay $27 to her. Thomas Wishes to remain with Ann, and Ann will agree toremain with bim, but says she can’t aiford to pay $27 for him. The Justice ordered the parties to be locked up for a hearing, and the husband, with his two wives ard a son by the first wife, are to-day talking matters over at thestation. — Ix EARrnest.—The officers of the Seventh Ward seem to be earnestly engaged in rooting out the dens ot infamy which have so long dis- graced portions of that large ward,and Rave & cause of annoyance to the order-loving idents of the Island. Saturday the officers number o| sts for keeping bawdy 1 yesterday officers Vernon and ported seven more of the same sort. rhoe, white, was sengto jail for court. Ty was dismissed. Virginia Magru- der and Caroline Adams, colored, were held ii for court. Elizabeth Howard, Emma Proctor and Mary Tilgham were dismissed. ‘The officers of the Seventh Ward have suc- ceeded in ridding that locality of a great many notorious characters within a few months, and if the officers of the Second Ward continue their efforts a like result will be witnessed there. r ——— oe Postroxep.—The celebration of the emanci- pation of slaves in the Uistrict of Columbia, whieh was to-baye taken place to-day, has been postponed to Thursday next, on account of the rain. Notwithstanding the condition of the streets, and the drizzling rain, q cite a large mumber of persons gathered about Franklin Square this forenoon, among them Union League Council No.2 of the Seventh Ward, and many belonging to various associations which would bave been in place bad the line been formed. We understand that the committee of ar- led that societies ma: regalia, and with ban- n 8 to the gratification of the members of the orders, and doubtless this part of the Peocession will be a teature. > About S% o’clock Tucyxpern night cur city last ted by copious showers oft rain accompanied with vivid lightning and heavy thunder. One remarkably sharp flash of kkghtning was followed by a thunder clap resembling the report ofa gun. Simultaneous with the lightning there was a single tap on the bell of the German Catholic Church, 5th street. This morning we hear no report of damage, except, perhaps, a slight injury to the nerves of some who were attending to the tele- graphic instruments at the various offices. They account for the ringing of the bells at the sta- tions and the single tap on the 5th street alarm bell, by supposing that the hghtning struck the ‘wires of the telegraph and passed off at the stations. = . IxPANTICIDE.—On Saturday night officer Blulloy, of the Second precinct, found lying in 2 peol of water, on P street north, between 40th and lith streets. a newly born bright mulatto child, which, notwithstanding its head beimg covered with clothes and partly sub- merged in the mud, was alive. The officer placed it in charge of a colored family tempo- Farily, and subsequently Sergt. Johnson took it to the station, where a Jady nursed it, but it ‘ws too far gone, and notwithstanding medi- <ai attention, its death took place yesterda. morning. Coroner Woodward held an inquest, when & verdict was rendered that 1t died from the effects of neglect, exposure and cruelty, at the bands of some persous unknown. ———_-—___ STEALING CuHIcKENS.—Yesterday, officers “ramp and Stincheomb, of the First Ward, arrested John W. Morris and Sarah J. Gray- son, negroes, for the larceny of five chickens, the property of Eliza Hines. They had killed the chickens and prepared them for cooking ‘when the officers arrived at their house. They threw the heads of the chickens into a stove; ‘but the officers got them out before they were burnt. Looking around the officers saw a chest, and the negroes refused to open it, say- img there were no chickens in ere. The officers opened the chest, and there they found the chickens, ready for baking. Justice Mer- Sell sent the prisoners to jail for court. eee Kyicuts TemMrLar.—At a stated assembly of Washington Commandery, No. 1, Knights ‘Templar, held atthe Asylum on Wednesday evening, April 1ith, the following officers, re- cently elected, were duly installed:—Edward Baidwin, Emiment Commander; J. B. Will, Generalissimo; Dr. J. R. Riley, Captain Gene- ral; C. W. Bennett, Prelate: R. S. Campbell, Senior Warden; R. A. Champion, Junior Warden: Z. D. Gilman, Treasurer: W. Morris Smith, Recorder: John A. Stewart, Standard Bearer: Dr. D. McFarland, Sword ‘ S. Lamkin, War ‘er: Thomas Creaser, Sentinel 4 Susriciovs Cuaractrrs.—Abont 2 o'clock yesterday morning officers Straub and O’Cal- isghan arrested John Bu!winkle and Sebas- tian Baumgarten im the neighborhood of the depot as suspicious characters, and took them to the Fourth Ward station, from whence they ‘were sent to the Superintendent yesterday morning. From papers in their possession it appewrs that they both had been in the army, and were convicted in Alabama of burglary, and sentenced to ten years imprisonment. Pt ASSAULTING teR Huseanp.—On Saturday ™moruing. Mrs. Mary Woods was arrested by (tlicer O'Callaghan on the charge of assault- ang and cutting her husband, Bernard Woods, with a carving knife, he having caused a war- rant to issued for her arrest. It appears that Woods came home intoxicated, and she stccused him of infidelity to his marriage vows. A row ensued, in which she seized a knife and gave hima slight cat. Justice Walter held her io bail tor court. ip DwGRaTEPUL.—About 9: o’clock Sacurday . 2 tephen H. Force, while drunk, fell the bank of the Tiber near the corner of i streetand Pennsylvania avenue, and in the where he was found and ® out by officers Peaster and Thompson. ers took bim to the station, where he . and yesterday he was released. not burt by the fall, his drunkenness probably saving him, and he complained bit- terly that the officers neglected to resene his ‘bar at the time they took him oat. = Rorpery.—Last night the store of Losana aC De ing wire halt shutters from the window, broke the large panes ot glass and obtained easy ingress. They stole of ready-made cloth- ing eight coats and two vests, valued at over $250. + merchant tailors. corner of Ninth and s, was entered by burglars, who forc- ee TRANS PERE Rev. H.C. Westwood, of the Baltimore Conference Methodist Episco- 1 church, well-known in this District, and ely serving st Ellicott’s Mills, has ‘been ansferred by Bishop Scott to the New Jersey conference, and stationed at Princeton. — Keer THe Baptes Qviter.—See J. H. Cald- ‘well’s advertisement of a patent baby jumper warranted to sooth the most cantankerous in. tant, and ensure domestic quiet. in Lectrer.—The celebrated Rev. George B. “beever lectures at Metzerott Hall to-morrow evening. See advertisement. SS 5 SS Sass ee CITY ITEMS. naisieacemaijrenienianas For Paper Collars, Neckties, &c., you go '@ Henning’>. corner 7th atreet and _ aryland avenue, (Island.) He basthem. See his ad- vertivement <a Jomns.—Every Iady in want of Combs, Coral and pect and Set—Jet and Jet Setts come on this morning. Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store. No. #8 Pa. ave. third door from 4% street. —_e——_ Prrewasers can save money by buying Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at the One Price Store, corner 7th street and Maryland Avenue, (Island) M4 i > — by AT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENESS.— All suffering from [ritation of the Throat and Hoarseness will be agreeably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by the use of “Brown's Bronchial Troches”” The demuieent ingredients allay pulmonary irritation; and. after public speaking or singing, when the throat is wearied and weakened by too mach exercise, their use will give renewed strength to the yocal organs. —¢—__— W. C. Pretrs (ot Devlin & Co., New ¥ork,) will be at Willards’ Hotel from I!th to 19th instant, with a large assortment of samples of new and choice styles of seasonable goods for gentlemen's wear, from which he will be hap. py totake orders for garments to be made at our house in New York. 2-10 corner 7th street and Maryland avenue, has a fine assortment ef Gent's half hose, comprising the best English super stouts, Lisle thread, &c.; at prices rang- ing from 20 cents to 75 cents per pair. af OUR FRIEND HENNING ES STRANGE, BUT TRUK.—That corns, bunions, bad nails, etc., can be removed without pain, To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 434 and 6th streets. —_—_q—_—— Corns, burtens, Club and Inverted Natls, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnout pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- Vania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from § a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 to8 p. m. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS D*® C. 8. VERDI, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI- CIAN AND SURGEON No. 51 Congress street, opposite the Post Office, Georgetown, D. 0. ap 13-Im* E, THE UNDERSIGNED, CHEERFULLY recommend to the citizens of Georgetown Dr. C.S. VERDI. formerly of Baltimore. asa gentie- man ef education and experience in his protession, Ts RDI, M. D., G. WwW. POPE, M. D., HATCH, M.D. MELEE NEW STORE, 101 Bridge st., Georgetawn, D. @. ap is-lw* * GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. Just received a large additional supply of Spring and Summer Goods, embracing a fal! assortment of Dress Goods, Shawls, Parasols. Hon Goods, Cloths and Cassimers, Ladies’ keeping Cloths Goods for boys’ wear, Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Calicoes at 1. 123. 15,20, 25 cents; Bleached Mus- Tins at 20.25, 31,37, Cents. Our goods have been purchased at greatly reduced prices, and will be sold very ch BENJAMIN MILLER. cheap. ap 13-Im* TO VONTRACTORS. Proposatd will be received by the subscriber until WEDNESDAY, the )3th instant. to improve Congress street, between Road street and West street. The proposals must state separately, first. the price per vard for grading; second. the price per yard for guttering. and that for recuttering; third. the price per foot for curbin, and that for recurbing; fourth the price per yard for gravelling the surface of that ee of said street.the gravel to be ten inches high at the center with a gradual slope to the height of four inches at the gutter line. The grade must he strictly according to the one directel by the Surveyor, and mast not be eravelled until it is approved of by that officer. All the materials and workmanship must be of foot irae quality, or they will be accepted or aid for. MPropotels will be received at the same time for Precisely a similar imprevement of that part of Lingan street, which lies Letween Prospect and Ist street. ap 7-6t HENRY ADDISON. Moyor, P¥PELLER STEAMER fainrax gc S0EeR AT AUOTION. aon FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOMIT MAY CONCERN On TH URSDAY, the I9th day of April, at 12 ocleck m., at Fardy’s Shipyard, south side of the Basin, Baltimore, we will sell, for account of whom it may concern, THE STEAMER FAIRFAX. Tonnage 373 £3-100 tons. Length 117 0-10 feet, Breadth 23 5-1” feet. Depth of Hold 9 6-10 feet. sotlers and Engines in sound condition; Engines twenty-eight inches stroke; Coal bunkers for sigbty tons Uoal: capacity 2.500 barrels, with all her Furniture, Anchors, Chains, Ropes,’ Kiggins, and Boats. as she may Ite on the day of sale he Steamer has been slightly damaged between decks by fire. We invite parties desiring to pur- chase to examine before the day of sal erms: $200 cash on day of sale. twenty-four hours from time o' ap li-eotd ADBEON & CBB seks | Auctioneers, CABRIAGES!! OARBIAGES !!! Just received from the Northern Mannfactories a large and varied assortment of CHILBREN’S CARRIAGES, PERBAMBULA- TOBS, VELOCIPEDES, &c., &€., to which I would invite the attention of my custo- mers and the public g: ‘ally, as I am prepared and determined te sell at as reasonable prices as they can be sold in this District. Also, a large aseortment of ISHING TACKLE, REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, FANOY BASKETS, DRAM FLASKS, &c., with an endless variety of HOUSEKEEPING GOODs, all of which I will sell at the most reasonable Prices. Also, One Of the finest assortments of BUILDER'S HARDWARE in this city, which will be sold at cost to reduce stock. 8. F. SAVAGE Successor to J. L. Sava, Pennsylvania avenue, ‘Dp li-lm it door west of 1th stre qr THE PATE 0 52 SEVENTH STREET, PAPER HANGINGS. FIKR-BOARD PRINTS, BORDERS. DECORATIONS. GILT CORNICE. TABLE OIL CLOTHS, RUSTIC BLINDS; Anda magnificent stock of WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES, PIC- TURE CORDS, TASSELS, AND NAILS, Also. a superb aseort ment of SQUARE AND OVaL PHOT@GRAPH AND ICTURE FRAMES, in Gold, Rosewood, Wal- nut, and Ebony. And an endless variety of CARD DE VISITE FRAMES, PASSE. PAR- TOUTS, CARVED BRACKETS axp FRAMES. The abo ve stock is now offered to the public AT COST, FOR THIRTY BAYS, In order to make room for extensive alterations and additions to my store, An inspection of the above complete stock is re- spectfuily solicited. = L. J. ROTHROCK, 452 Seventh street, Opposite the Patent Office. [PGE S4LE-A fine MARE. five yoars old, good for saddle or buggy ngle or double. gentie. and ar tee Bericct, in every respect. In- autre at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, corner D and 10th sts ap 13-3t* MELES: MULES!! MULES!7! Thave a lot of fine. large broke MULES for sale, and also some HOKSES J. iH, Meer _ap 13-6t* Livery Stable, 7th street. WINES AND Liquoks. We have now on hand Baker’s, Gibson ’s and Han- e Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies, suita- medicinal purposes. Also, Port, Muscatel, Angelica, Sherry, Hock, Madeira, and other pure Wires. Wolf Schnaps, Wolf Bourbon Whisky, Hostetter’s, Drake's, Stoughton and German Bit: ters for EGAN & PERRIE, ap 13-6t Corner of E and 9th streets. yaxe NOTICE, Fine BROWN SUGAR for 12% cents per pound, anlasall kinds of GROCERIES are falling, I would say: If you want to purchase good and cheap goods, call at 469 9th street, near E. ap 11-4t™ A. H. YOUNG. POSTS. 200 SR Ae eis ron, manerr. whic! sol . BUPPERT * " 2 bi et 7th street. T4PoRtant NOTICE—To the of Wash- in; and gene: -—Oabinet wating! st cin be, Repel i a neatest . io atthe shortest notice. -— style and . Allorders it~ MARR Capea, tote Grattan raiser ROBRRT—CONNOR. On Tuoedey. April 10th, | “inh z7-1m™ e*® 14 and 6th streets, Weshinezon. *t. Dominic's Church, by Rev. Father Boket, = 3 Mr. JOSEPH ROBERT, of Bonneville, France, to TT > MARY CONNOR, of this city > > 4 and wrGEQCERIES!! wake cb ENNA—BOSS. On the 12th inet. rown }. Coffee, Mo- Wis dady Bete "MANE Le McK REN ts | Ieee rr, Coal Oh selfing nt roduc pices Mise MARY E_ BOSS, beth of Baitimore, Md. ap 13-3 ee Pe : DIED. » CRIMPED VERNON. On the 15th instant, after along and PA! Pipirectea sick: . of consumption, MARY E. @OLLARS, EENON. tn the 36th year of her age. raed WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Spectfully invited to attend Seo iecami ieee the WALL, STEPHENS & co., he y T T $ F Bearer; B. 4 ft if sale by gton vating i the 322 Penna. avenue. WANTS. Ee Ren teh ioe WASTED-a GERMAN WOMAN to cesok. wood © ap 16-3t" a given at Hotel Latz. W to small peers easly“ Ponalse ot Wea East aonndeeh ot, private family ire at BF COLOEKD BUY WANTED in a private fmt, ness ty; one that understands his busi: can Apply at the office, No. 511 9tn st. N_H. MILLER. Ww ANTED—A sprightly young GIRL to do the _ hou-ew ork, incleting cevking, washing aud ‘or ivg,of asmall private family. ‘Aadress Box hed pes Uitice, stating where au interview cum be bad. ° B good place ;ANTED—A WHITE Wc w Experienced i None but y. Also. an Pennsylvania 5-2t* Dkr MAEERS WANTE bands to work on Dress Mal those thoroughly competent need APPRENTICE. Room No. 4, 234 avenue, over Stinemetz’s Hat Store. ANTED—A PARTNER .—A rare opportanity fer a steady man who in asure way withsome thousand doliars capital in an excellent and respectable business. Profits now from $120 to $150 per week, which can be doubied by leper | the bnsiness. For partic- ulars inquire at CHRISTOPHER HAEBEBLE'S Kestaurant, No. 361 E street; between 1th and 2th, from 9 te 11a, m. ap 16 e03t* ANTED—By a respectable Girl, a SITUA TION as Chambermaid or Nurses and Seam- stress. She has excellent references, Please ad- dress a note te Box No 44 Star office. ap 14-3t TW OR THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED—Within two or three squares of the corner of G and 2th sts. Address A.B.. 174 G street apl -3t* y ERS. 0 ° PARKER & MACNICHOL, ap 14-3t* 59 Louisiana avente. WV ANTED—To rent, in Georgetown, in the neighborhood of High street, north of Bridge street. a with from eight to ten rooms, by avery quiet and desirable tenant. Direct G. A.M , Box 943, Georgetown P. 0. ap 14-2t* WANTED—Abont the first of May, a Furnished HOUSE, ina desirxble location, for one of the best tenants in the ci. Very best of refer- ences given. Apply at 499 K street north. noar Sth. ap li-4t* D—To EXCHANGE, Farming Lands of superior quality, near Houston, Texas, for Washington city property—a Dwelling House— to the amount of from ten to Seay thousand dol- lars. Furniture and difference of price will be paidincash. Plats and description to be seen at office of C. STORRS & CO., Real Estate Brokers, 460 15th etreet, corner F. ap lt 3w* WANTED-A BARBER atE. aL LIOT'S, 324 Est Reterences required. ‘ap 13-3t" W ANTED—To Fa rgd good and gentle fami- ly HORSE. Must be sound and good looking. Apply immediately at southeast cerner 9th and sts. apl3s-3t WANTED-By two respectable young men (or one) who are aciuainted with the city and has liberal education, to drive a private carriage or store wagon ard attend to business generally, Can give reference as to honesty aud beard ap at Address Box No. 22, Star office. Ww ANTED—A first class MILLINER, at 599 8th st., Navy Yard. apie et" KAUFMAN & BRO. V ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER having three hours spare time each day, wants to en- gage to keep books for some firm in the city, eitter merchandising, banking or commission. Can change single to double entry. Can give good references if required. Address ‘*F.T.,”” aoe ap ind street, Washington. ANTED- $1,500 for one year, on property Vv situated near Washington, worth $15,000. No other security. 10 per cent will be paid. ‘Ad dress Box No, 2 Star Ofti aps V nd CLOTHING, andthe best prices given, at No.477 10th street. few doors nerth of Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, DO ap 3-1m™ W ANTE — We want to buy several small HOUSES and LOTS in good locations, for cash. to suit customers. We alao_ want a small FARM near Washington; will cive $4,000 or $5,000 cash. D. L. WELLS & CO., Corner of 13th and F streets, over mh 27-tf White's Store. AN EXPERIENCED COOK WISHES A SIT. UATION in a private family or restaurant, Cailon Mr. NEAL, 15th etreet, No. 313. 9 mh5 $5.00 0 jandea Corning ad ateascent tins Yor which Iair price will be paid, 459 7¢] corner E street, y . as 19.8m* ’ ANT. 1 WANTED!! WANTED!!! WwW Went rew ene LADIES, . FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profitable business, where a small outlay is only re- quired, and where those en; acing ip the fame can commence at once, to call at WM. PBINUE’S Stamping Depot, 381 F street, and be taught his new method of Stamping. so simple that a child can st once undertake any job. Being the on! practical Stamper here, we can furnish full an complete instruct.exs, tools, cushions, compoat- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is a chance for any one wishing to make money by a small outiay. jan 1-tf 381 WANTED. 381 WANTED. WANTED, WILLIAM PRINOM, The Pioneer of Stamping, having now facilities for STAMPING Has reduced his price to SIX OENTS PER ik’ aud A 7ANTED—To buy second WIDTH for SKIRT: PANTALETS, CLOABS, CAPES, BACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &o., stamped by the Woe are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine 6) to stamp any, pattern breught us. A8 we are the only practical Stampers here are willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the can Pat city over to get cheap Stamping, when the: come to the only place for an assortment terns not excelied in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE. 381 F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawls, for sale. nos NTED — SECOND HAND FUBNITURR, Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED: DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, between G and H. east side. .—We, the undersigned, do respectfully our fi pd the iblic in general that we have rented the HORSK SHOEING TABLISHMENT of the late Thomas McGui No. 478 8th street, between D and E. We would feel happy tosee our friends give usa call, as we intend to give entire satisfaction and shoe as rea- sonable as any in the city, and as well. We would ease ae ettention Sos Hall over ourShop that is for rent on reasonable terms. WARD & MURPHY, mh 23-Im* Horseshoers. Ore Every one owning a horse should uso the above articles, especially at this season of the year. SEED OATS. A prime article for sale; the very best in the market. FLOUR, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, For sale low, in quantities to suit, by W.M.GALT & CO., Corner Ind. ave and Ist street. _mh 16-tf UNitED STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE — Contents for April :—The Sixth Army Corps, by Brevet Major Geveral M.T. McMahon The National Guard Bill. Notes on Naval Courts, by Charlies Gowley Up the Arkansas, os ener G, M. McCornel. Mayor General Henry W. Slocum. The Systems of Fortifications Discussed and Com- pared. with plates, (concluded.) Sketches of Great Captains, No 111—The Chevalier Bayard, by Jas. Grent Wilson, Ana of the War. by Charles God- frey Leland. Then and Now, &. Y.-L. In Memo- riam—Joseph Gilbert Totten. Editorial Notes. Brevet Colonel Theodore 8. Bowers. Conzress. Correspondence. Literary Notices Staffs: Head- anarters of the Armies and of the Military Divis- fons. ficial Intelligence :—The ty 3 The Navy, t iS ai ceca Guard, Seatiers ee TAYLOR. Inventor and Patentec of Karr’s Colebrated AMERICAN CHRONOMETER, Manufacturer and Dealer in Chronometers and Watches, No. 450 Penna, ave., bet. 3d and 454 sts, Washington. Watches Repaired and Warranted, de 22-6m* GP4t BEDUOCTION OF PRICES, O@AL! COAL!! AND WOOD! woop!tr _ At the lowest market prices for CASH, sold by W. T. STONE. Office and yard corner 6th street and Missouri Svenue, on the canal. mh 10-Im if ber COMPLETE ANGLER, by Walton. The Angler's Assistant. The Angier and his Friend. Hand-Bogk of Anglin . oF Ephemera, Bay Sieey Mimsteates wie cok Plates. Su- rior . elt. PED ger bY Boowevel ANGK TAYLOR, T OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. HE Greatest Variety south of How York, at No, 485 Seventh strect jeu" ___8 doors above Odd Fellows Halt,_ BEAT BARGAINS IN - G" almost new Sec tener ee haere let & Davis PIANO, $27: One 6% octav Boe i corner 7 octave Hal- -» $50. Pianos are ail " best order, and will hand the largest stock of NEW W.c. METZEROTT se No. 318 Pa. av., bet. 9th and foehis., Polfyatulin'’s Gabinet Organs, "0" OOt Mason & ie yn pe ma assortment, B'S. atte” 8 doors above Od Folawe? elt, Tite FOR SALE AND RE Restaurant FOB SALE—Ono of the best Stands in the city, doing + geod busin=ss. Kent moverate. Apply at this wffica. ap 1s St? Rvs ROMS UF NEW HUUSK FUR 3SaLE— oud busipess piace, rner of ana F jeinnd. Lap 16-3t>] B.H OR SALE—GROCERY AND FEED STORE, Breet wt m1 . ason- tor selling. Adaress Hox 9, Starumen ‘cp te Eo rok REST nished. Apply at.33 and I2th streets. able for a single ust be £0 d by ness; ng Inguire at LL. ROSENSTEIN. 1= pace. . avenue, between 8th and 9th ntreete, is cn F°, RENT—Four UNFURNISHED RUOMS, snitable tor housekeeping; 216 sth street, be- tween M and N. ation desirable—highest in the city. ap 16-30" ‘WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FORK REST in the most healthy part of the city. Inqnire at 312 cena Svenue, 2d door from 15th st. » ap 16-2t* ix feat long. reagan HOUSE FUR KENT—Six rooms, 13th. Desi —"* lige bet. 12th a ' cation Price $* + mon’ nguire en ti SROdKRE © BRaM Wace” as remines. or of C ‘A. avenue. WOR RENT—A neatly finished Cottage FRAME S* HOUSE, containiag six rooms and a lai summer kitchen, situated on N street north, be- tween lith aud bth streets west. Flower yard in front and garden yard in the rear Ben 35 a month to a good tenant. Inquire of J. P. HIL- TON, No. 375 ith street, between L and M streets ap 1i-3t* KSE RENT—T Furnished ROOMS, su for oaneer =. Apply at No. 344 lth st between L and Foe KENT—A new BRIOK HOUSE, with large, commodious rooms, at the corner of Band 7th ets north. Inquire at the premises ap 4-3t* For RENT—Ten minutes walk east of the Cap- itol, a HOUSE. containing 7 rooms, with yard, &e., pleasantly lecated on Maryland ave.,in the 4 ealthy part of the city. Apply te Mrs. MIL- LE id. ay., bet. 16th and 11th sts. east. apli-st™ Fez RENT—A frame HOUSE, pleasantly sita- ated near the Government printing office, con- taining 6 rooms. Large garden attached; on New York ave., near Ist st, Inquire 681 L st. north, aplt-3t™ GOOD OPPORTUNITY is now afforded any perece desirous of going into, business. as the STOCK, LEASE, LICENSE, and GOOD WILL ofa Grocery Store. well established anddoing « ‘ood trade, in one of the best business Jocations in Vashington, will be sold on very reasonable terms. Satistectory reasons given for selling out Inquire at Star office. ap 14-3t* Fe. RENT—A neat FRAME HOUSK, with a vegetable and flower garden attached. on 12th street, near Massachusetts avenue, ap 13 3t* —A Frame HOUSE, contai mare a tanees ae aS ~ as eet deep. at No. 217 st., bet. @ ani H. ‘apls st z THOS. GARNEY. faz FOR SALE OR EXCIANGE for city property. A superior Farm of 70 acres, neat Culpeper Court-House, Va.. 20 acres timber, 50 under cultivation, with excellent fence and small Dwelling House. Cost $1.20) For turther par- ticulars call or address J. M.C., at 339 10th st., between M and N, ap 1s iw" SOR SAL new BRICK HOUSES, 4 rooms each, $1,30— $260 down; rest in five years, 1 BKICK' STORE and HOUSE of 6 rooms. 3 mall HOUSES of 2 rooms each. 2 FRAME HOUSES, Garden, Stable, &c., each D0, 80 1 good HOUSE, and Garden of 3 acres, near Laurel Depot, 31,200. 2 1 HOUSE of 5 rooms, on 11th street, $700. On the ahove houses very little moncy is required down. Apply to the eee SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE AGENCY, ap 13-tf 492 7th street Kee SALE—A three story HOUSE, brick base- meut,on ith st.;8 rooms, water and gas. Lo- cated between L st. aud New York avenne. Price $2,500. D. L. WELLS & CO., apl2-10t corner 13th and F streets. GREAT BARGAIN —For sale. on immediate +4 application, a tract of Valuable WOODLAND, containing 1 acres, near the Beltsville Depot, which we will sell for $15 per acre, Vi fe & Arso, Inable FARM of 215 acres on the Leesburg smiles from Washington, 115 cleared, the einwood. Two good Houses, good Barn, Apple. Peach and Pear Trees. Well watered. P FORSALE. We have for sale a small FARM of about 0 acres, 4 miles from the city, directly on the age yoad jonaing from Washington to Upper Marl oro’, handsome , situated. About one-third in good timber, the balance cleared and in a cood state of cultivation. The Land is #f excellent quality, better than any other nearer to Washing- ton. There is a good Orchard of choice Fruit Frees and a Well ef excellent water at the door. The tm- rovenents cunale of a malt pd comfortable ouse of 4rooms. Price $5 rT acts. D:L. WELLS & 00., ap 1)-6t Corner 13th and F streets. Fro SALE—A DRUG STORE, now doing profitable business. Address’ or call at ¢ store, corner 6th street west and Massachusetts avenue, for particulars. Bp 9-e00t JOS. L. BOGAN. OR RENT—Several small and medium sized HOUSES. FOBSALE—A number of HOUSBS, rangin, ja price from $30 to $8000. Also. one fine BUILDING LOT, running back to a paved alley. For terms apply at STARR’S Agency Of- fice, 499 K street north, near 5th. ap7-im* OB SALE—180 AGRES OF LANDst ae ville, ten minutes’ ride by railroad from Wash- ington,to be divided in lo The building sites are be: command a view of the cou: To persons doing business in hington this sents a fine opport: y of securing country » at a convenient distance frem the city andin a healthy and flourishing neighborhood. For first choice apply at once to McKNEW & HICKEY, ap7-eotf Bo if | 7, Tutelligencer Building. (OB BENT—The 8T# Loomis & Mayhew, Ne 34 - ington Building. Also, Offices N. id 4 floor; 9 and [1. second floor; and 16. third | id terms apply to JOHN H ouse. Fez SALE Some of the most desirable PRO- PERTY ever offered in Washington city for lots for residences or business pur poses, on Square 375, on $th, th. and H sts. north. and many lets on Grant street, which street runs threugh the center to suit purchasers. tifully located and ty for miles around y first floor. . BEMMES, Seaton aps-dtt of the square, from 9th to 10th street west. For particul: inquire at office, 490 H bet. 8th and 9th back of the Patent Offic and 5 G .m. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser mh 30-tf — JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent. Ko SALE— The commodious and extensiv HOUSE and GROUNDS located at the north- east corner of North Capitol and Boundary streets, lately the residence of Charles J. Uhlman The property is 175.6 feet on North Capitol street and 172 feet on Boundary street, with large brick dwell- ing house and outhouses, and has extensive wine cellars of a costs Crem Terms easy. Apply to Mrs. MINA MAN, on the premises, or to FRED. W. JONES, Attorney-at-Law, Sth street, between D and E sts, tah 29-002w Fo RENT—One nice three story’ BRICK HOUSE, on New Jersey avenue, bet. Fand G sts., containing 9 rooms, with large yard and gas. Possession given immediately. Inquire of W.C. J oaeree , corner of 9th and L streets north. mh 27-1m* Foz SALE—The LBASE for eight years, with the improvements snd Furnitures of the EU- ROPEAN HOTEL. on the cerner of Pennsylvania avenne and lith street. If the above is not sold on or before the Ist of April, there will be a catalogae sale sven thereafter, of which due notice will be given. The Hotel is doing agoga busines: hs only reason for selling ison account of ill health of the bene ey quire t remises. mate ee PL EMRIOR. OR SALE—LOTS to snit purchasers on my Fs Lear | Src Dundas,on the road pass- 1B, enw yemetery. . Z HN F. OLARK, JO mh 20-lawdw* 180 Preston st., Baltimore, re SALE—Three new HOUSES, with 5 rooms exch, on 12th street, near Maryland avenue. Terms: $20 cash; balance $20 per month One om C street, near 13th, with 8 rooms; two small Houses on Virginia avenue, near 1€th street; one new Brick House, with 10 rooms, op 12th street, near @ street north; asmall Brick, with 6 rooms, on 13th street, near M; a large three-story Brick House, with 8 rooms, on 10th street, near N; a large Frame Houre, with 8 rooms, on L street, near 10th street ‘The four last described houses are desirably loca- ted in the northern eo of the city. Apply to GEORGE W. HAUPTMAN, 512 lith st., third door north of Pa. mh 19-1m TRE FURNITURE OF A FIRST GLASS Boarding House, together with a LEASE of the property for sale, on reasonable terms. Sick- ness the cause of selling. Inquire on the premises, 39] mh 13-1m*_ Ww. BAL NICE HOUSES FOR i ig 88 Furnished or u>furnished, in the city and GeorgelO¥” DowNMAN & GREEN, fe 13.tf 15 lntelligencer Building. |,.OR SALE—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE with Frame Building in the rear, and vacant lot ad- jolning. This pronerty is located on North Capitol at., bet. B ii utifully situated for a fine residence. r iculars inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & 00., 322 Pa avenue. jan 15-tf AUOTION SALES. [For other Auction Sales ser fourth page. BY 248. ©. Meauine « 00., aucts. GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILDINGS AT PUB- AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORR B® W.L. WALL oo. Auctioncors. By virtue of a decree of the Coars of the On FRIDAY, April ae oy oeloc i oh a nm is DP. at x n acause a miser, wo shall sell the following dizecnitet | Mayand others, No 4: upee the docket ol ced rame Buildings. lately occupied by the Sanitary | Court, the subscriber, as Trastec, will offer at omuission, which are located on the south side | Public sais, on MONDAY, the both day of April, at of H strect north, between isth and léth streets | the hour of Se’clock in the afternoon, all that part west. viz N je 235. in the clty 1 Office, 22x38, 9 feet ceiling. north weet cornet 1 Kitchen 22x2859. 9 fowt ceiling. feet and 8 1 Shed advoinivg, 12x12%, 8 fect cebli to Letrest. thee - Adjoi nin, $18 % ieee Ss enemy 1 Barrack, 24%.x41, 16 feet belance of 1 Sink, 4x19, 5 feet do, and twelve 1 do. 4x4 8 feet do, interest, the 1 Covered Way. 8x35. deferred pay- Lot of Footwalk he Trustee; The buildings to be removed within tea days psid on the ‘yore Guat ee Sits : x + ry iA C MeCUIRE « GO.. Ancts. — ae Trustee = a’ Lo BX J: ©: MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. Gischarged of all claim of the p to the CHANCERY SALE Srery wii walt sco 3 By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the | = wii District of Columbia, made in the cause of Armand inetal. ve rtine Favier et al., No. 1,253, equity, dated May 27,1857, I will offerat auction, on WEDNESDAY. the 8th day of May next, on the Premises, at half. ‘t5 o'clock p. m., that valuable Toperty in Waskineton known as Favier's Square, ing Square 160. This square is known for the valuable springs on it, which were recently filled up by the Government. but can easily be restored. It may be divided to suit purc’ rs Terme of vale: One fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the resi in three equal instalments, at 6,12 and 13 months, with interest, to be secured by approved notes and a reserved Hen The terms of sale must be complied with within one week after sale, or the perty may be resold. after one week's notice, at She risk and cost of the first purchaser. Stamps and comyayencing at the cost of the pur- ; ALTE are . equity, the undersigned trustee. appointed court, will seil at public anction. to the bidder. on the ——, at 5 o'clock p. m MONDAY. April the 16th. 1856, Lots No Sand in Square Ne. 338, the said lots on South F street, between 9th and lth streets, with a depth of 125 feet to an alley. Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured Spd potes, appreved by the trastes. Gonveyancing and ee Some of purchaser, $50 down on em aold. by chaser 8. COX. Trustee 16-co2w . C. McGUIRE & OO., Ancts. B* JAMES C. McGUINE & CU., Auctioncers. EXECUTOR’S SALE OF STOCK. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON “Apel 2%, at the ction rooms of James C. McGuire. at 5 o'clock, ll be seld the following Bonds of Stocks, &c., vin: 1 Virginia 6 per cent. State bond of $1,000, cou- Pons since 185] attaci ed sey county, Virginia,10 per cent. bonds of 1000. 3 Pacific Railroad Missouri bonds of $1,900 each, coupons since July 1361. attached 2 City of Hannibal, Missouri, 6 per cout. bonds, $1.00) each. coupons since June, 1861, attached. Tight to sell the said property at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, on giving two days notice in the Evening Star. SAM'L T. DRURY, Trastes, apGeokds GREEN &@ WILLIAMS. Ancte._ BY GREEN “& WILLIAMS, Auctionvers. TWO VALUABLE RUILDING LOTS ON SOUTH C STREBT. BETWEEN 4°. AND OTH STS.. ISLAND. AT PUBLIC AU . On MON DAY, the 16th instant, at 6 o'clock p m we shall sell. in front of the premises, two parts of 2 Chesapeake and Obio Canal’ preferred bonds of | Lot No.9, in Square No, 4 ach having 2 feet $1.00 each, coupons since July. 1555, attached fropt on C street, and running back a good depth. 1 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate of iniebt Title perfect. edness, No $1, for $2.101 Terms: One third cash; the balance in 6 and12 1 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate ofindeht- | months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. edness, Ne. 85, for $1,235 All cen’ ncing and reven' ‘tampe at the cost 1 Coesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate ofindebt- | @f the purchaser. $25 duwn en each lot when edness, No. 167. for $494 sold 1 Chesxpeal edness, No. 168, for $123. 220 shares Franklin Insurance Company. Wash ington city, five dollars on each share pai 00 apl0-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FOUR NEW TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS ON SOUTH C STREET, BRT. 45 AND 6TH STREETS. ISLAND. On MONDAY. the 16th instant, at 6 Grleckp. m., We shall sell, on iy By order of the agent for the owner apis ts S80. McGUIRE & 6O., Ancts, BY W.L. WALL & By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. sitting as a Court of Equity, assed in a canse of Ellis vs. Callahan and others, ‘o. 584, upon the docket of said court, the subscri- ber, as trustee, will offer at public sale,on FRI- DAY the 13th day of April. at the hour of 5 o'eleck in tke afternoon, part of Lotnumbered 6, in Syuare 140. fronting 12 feet and 6 inches the north side of Lstreet. and running back the same width to the depth of the Lot, with the two story Frame Building upon the same. » Auctioneers. back to a 20 foot alley, improved by four ne story Brick Houses, containing four rooms which will be sold separately or altogether. Term: : One-half casn; balance in6and 12 months, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. Ali conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ae $7) down on sxen house when sold. GREEN & WILLIAMS. apo-eokds [Intel] _ Auctioneers. Terms of sale: One — reer = Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, urchsse money to be paid in 2 months from — the day of ™ with interest. the purchaser giving AUCTION SALE OF TWO SMALL HOUSES his notes for the deferred payments, with security, | ana Lot, on H st. south, bet. th snd7th west .—On to be approved by the trustee. or the whole par- | MONDAY. the 16th inst., ats'. o'cleck p. m., we chase money may be paid on the day of sale. On | shall sell, in front of the premises, the aforesaid the payment of the whole purchase money, the | hou-es and lot. T. cash trustee will convey to the purchaser, at his cost, ap 12-40" GRKEN & WILLIAMS, Anots, the property to bim sold. free, clear ana discharged | gyy 4) HOCLAR , Auctioneer, of ‘fl to the cause. 372 Pa, ay., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel Sale of FOREIGN SEA SHELLS, of all descri: tiops.on MONDAY EVENING, April 16. _Sp 4-2 H. H. CLARB’ ¥W.L. WALL & 09 Origins! Lovee aad Garey } — 95 Fe Gy. between Sth wud Both ‘We will sell at our Bazaar, No. 93 Louistans ay between 9th and lth streets. on TUESDAY MORNING, April I7th, 1366, at 10 o'clock, One Brown Horse, Buggy and Harness, which we will sell for’ liver: owner does not, call for th le. By order of f th ‘ties Ca OF tne Par ete AORSOM, Trastes. ap3-d W. i. WALL & OO., Aucts, : SALE IS POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, 1g Tati: Instant, eame hour wad w 5 Acct lace. p, JACKSON, Trustees. Pap is ; L. WALu * ©0., Aucts. BY THES. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgeto¥a. NEAT TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY ATERNOON, April 17, at 5% o'clock, T will sell, in front of the premises, part of Lot 156, fronting about 16 feet on 3d street, near High street. Georgetown. The improvements con = of a neat and nearly new two-story Brick jouse. and storage, ifthe before the day of Ty © " NICHOLAS RENDUICKS. ontrte je. ‘onveyancing and stamps at the W.L. Wall @ 00, a , _ap 14-3t THOS. DOWLING, Auct, er —— BY 295. 7. K. PLANT, Auctioncer. AUCTION SALE OF THE ENTI TOCK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pega OP TRE a OF PLANT & CO. TO GLOBE BUsI- On SATURDAY, April 14th, 1866, 1 shall sell « large variety of House Furnishing Goods, at No. ¥ W. B. LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers. B No. 307 Pennsyleauia avenue, VALUABL UILDING LOT AT AUCTION. Vepy RebaY next. April 18th. at 534 o'clock p. E es the dae — on a le ot, No. 8. in Sqrare No. £7. ha 1 On Sth street west, by feet on line of Er street, ae Pro] my ofere 8 good dhance r intestment, | 350 D street, between 9th and 16th; sale tocom- as itcan be nto se jots. > tc eee iv! tee *00., aeeie: mence at 10 o'cleck, and continue from day to day — = — | until all issold. The stock is mostly New Goeds, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets, AUCTION SALE OF A VALUAB verry OF A VALUABLE DUILDING consisting of— Walnut Sofas, Extension and Marble-top Tab: 4 RONTING ON FIFTH STREET WEST, | Fine Cottage Suites, Bureaus BETWEEN N E Y FEB ea AND © STREETS NORTH, AT | Washstands, Tespoys Jenny Lind and other Walnut Bedsteads, &c., &e A fine stock ef China, Glass, Crockery, Tin, Lrom and Wooden Ware Lamps and Fancy Goods. ALSO, To clese consignments, Two 12-feet Wainut Extension Tables Twolt-feet “* = > = ALSO, Let Second-hand Furniture, lot of Baror Stropa, Hair Brushes, &c, Un FRIDAY, the 20th instant, at 53s o'clock. p. m., in front of the premises, Lot No 12in Square No. 450, having 20 feet front by 93 feet 4% inches deep, with the iiuprovements. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twely. months, secured by a deed of trust on the pre- mises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when sold. aplid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 926, corner 7th and D streets, AUCTION SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, FRONTING ON SOUTH notes onal STREETS Rage WEEN 12TH AND 13TH | Tyegeores toy fect deen a awelling ere for Ag duplic auction. on TUESDAY, the 7th inst., | Tent: |The dwelling contains fy at 6 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, on the premises. pin ap pmenldd pp iso bath room, part of Lots 4 and 5. in Square |.029, with the im: | © epee ences. Gas and water throughout. provements. consisting of a two-story Frame shaw ~ Apply on the premises. jon given ‘ouse, containing six good rooms, Also, one va. | ‘mediately. cant Let adjoining. Terms: Cash. All conveyancing and revenue stamps st the cost of the purchaser 308. T. K, PLANT, Auct. B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. 53% down when 80 GREEN & WILLIAMS. _ ap li-d L Auctioneers. | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GROBGETOWN. AT AUCTION. No, 526, corner (th and Dsts;north. | On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April 17, at 5 TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. FRONT. | Let No’ fronting fot oe oh ee between i . FRONT- et No. 94, ing 46 fect on st » bet ING N STREET NOKTH. BETWEEN 7TH | Frederick and Fa) ette streets. The improvements any ore STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC es two two-story and a half Frame Build- n THURSDAY, tho 19th inst. at 8% o'clock p. | ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two we shall sell, in front of the premises, Lot No. ing 28 feet 4 inches front by te the new Catholic Church, and cenvenient to the street cars, Also. immediately after the above sale, we shall sell, on the premises, Lots 3, 17, 18and 19, in Square 238. fronting on Sand T streets north.’ bet. 13th and lith streets west. They will be subdivided and sold te suit purchasers. Terms: One-half cash: balance in 6and 12 months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Ali convevancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the urchaser. $50 down oneach piece when sold. itle indisputable. aplad GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* GREEN & years, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the preperty. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of purchaser, A deposit of $50 will be required as soon as the is st: “ap 11-8 TudS. DOWLING. Auct. BBY 448. ©. WeGUIRE & 00. Auctioncors. ATTBACTIVE SALE OF ¥ " SIRABLE BUILDING LOTS et Oe ats On TUESDAY A¥TERNOON, April 17th, sitet -m.,on the pi sell x WILLIAMS. Anctioueers. oS corner Tih Ane D etree: tS SUE en ae Qfamisee, Lot No! VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT, FRONT- Ho. 198, fronting feet on north I street, between HE CORNER OF | }5thand 16th streets i ING ON NORTH E, AT TH 3 weet. and runni: back 12 Gn WEONESDAY, tie 14th instant, wo shatt | Fan Bows > 0° sileyy opposite the Coree rs » the 18th instant, we shall i sell. on th ises, at 5 o’ch -m., a = Immediately after the above sale, Let 14,in sirable Building Lov at the Sorniur nee tl bor Square 218, tromting 50 feet on north K street, between lith and Isth streets west, and renaing back 142 feet 7 inches te a 30-feet alley, near Frank- 2d street west. it being east part of original Lot 0. 4 lin Sq in Syuare No. 670, having a front of 47 feet inches on KE street, running back with 2d street 112 feet toa wide alley. This property is beauti- fully located in an elevated position. having the | 3. 8n44 years, with interest, secured by s advantage of asewer in front, and is consi aaa trust on ;, A deposit of ra will be one of the handsomest building lets in that section | Teauired oneach lot at time of sale. If the terms of the city Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6,12 and 18 montha, for notes bearing interest from day of sale, A deed given and adeed of trust taken. All con. veyancivg, including revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. $100 will be required paid down when the oer, is knocked down, ana if —— fa ical ee i be nat up sgain and sold to the next highes' r. Toe lot will subdivided in twe if desired wie _apli-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, B* JAMES ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, BUILDING LOT ON NoRTH T On THURSDAY AF TERNGON “Aprilia st 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell of’ Lot 12. Square 441, fronting 25 feet on north street, be tween 6th and 7th weet, running back 125 feet to a feet alley. Terms: One-half cash; balancein and 12 ths. secured on _— Property. Conveyancing "at per. J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts. of sale are not complied with within one week after day of sale, the property will be resold at the risk an¢ cost of the defaulting purchaser, after ene week's notice in the National Intelligencer, Title perfect. Sale pee 9 senses. All conveyancing and stamps at cost of purchaser apli-d&ds JAS C. McGUIRE 4 00., Ancts Y J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, y’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD- GUARDIAN TE rors By virtue of a decree of the Or} hans’ Court, duly ratified by {ee Seproms u the 1 sel rT ‘ourt, I at guardian. &c., ¥) ab) ses 4, 19. * \s of Square No. 668, and lot 32, with the east- Tin Tfoot 6 inches of lot 33, in Unimann's Setar, vision of part of Square Ne. 616. The first are lo- cated on P, North Capitol, and Boundary and the latter on Ostreet, between North Capi and Ist street west. ‘Terms of sale: ENTBAL BALL, Cc Corner Pennsylvania av. and lith street. Over Nagle’s Auction 5 For rent by the day. week, or month, fer Gon- certs, res, Balls, &c Fhese Halls ay For terms on jen 31-tf ” 2 7 C©@Oatt Cc OAL! FRED. KOONES, Peer icoagrebabeas opraa olga rs oe 1 by the cargo to dealers lowest Phila- del) hia Wholeeale prices. Office southwest corner of Penn. avenue and llth *reet. mb 29-3w* ANKIN & large and spacious, of Promises. GLE & 00. Vv. ‘sence Onn. paras 0" . AME! ber iitn fia Re. 3a teat Ye spore ‘ CRO ret ornate a evenue - District, at 6 Goors above G: RED BIRDS, AND al No, 463 34 : a Wiis prices, at a2-6w* sale: One-third cash; residue in two BX THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. equal payments, at ¢ and 12 months, Deed given, —s apd deed of " NEAT AND DESIRABLE TWO-8TO! RAME Conveyancing and stamps at the ex, HOUSE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN S& | purchaser. —e AUCTION. MINA URLMANN, Guardian, &o. On WEDNESDAY A’ A m20-cetw JAS. 0. McGUIBE'& O0., Aucts” yt RTRRNOO™, Art oe pe at5o’clock,I will =a POsTPo| of ie THE ABOVE 8A - Rett Lot —ti til TUESDAY AFTERNOOK. A’ Treat Eee Georgetown, and running = TAO. Meee fos, po é mp and rine apie JAS. C. McGUIRE & Cor Ancia nor frame house ( se ( U™ts> STATES MILITABY BAILBOADS Terms: One-third St the coat of the purchaser Title aplz