Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1866, Page 3

——eeee, . | # LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT GQnoven’s.—Great bil to-night. Jam-s E. | Murdoch in + The Stranger;” to conclude with + Pocahontas. Istanp Hacyt.—Last night of the fair of the j tadies ot Grace (P. E.) Church. Cad TeKBURY.—Entertaming programme this evening, in which all the star performers ap- pear o uz Workrvemen’s Convention. — Last night this Comyention met im tne Councl Chariber, at tne City Hall, and the President being absent, was called to order 7 Vice Pres- ident. _Bichard Emmons; Mr. J. W. Mattingly, credentials of J. W. Lansdale, M. J. rald, and J. H. Reed, delegates from the fouse Carpenters: and D. MeCathran, W. Mancy. Owen, and Conboye, Painter's Union, were received, and the delegates were recognized by the Uonvention. pber of bills were ordered to be paid. aitemeyer. Corresponding Secretary, re por ed several communications, from New York, Troy, Buffalo, and Boston; which were read for information, and were of an encour- aging character. ‘ir. Langvoidt, from the bookbinders, invi- ted all workingmen to meet with them at the *atent Office om Friday evening next to pro- ina body witha band of music to the meeung to be held on the Island. The vice president —- the report of tbe delegate to the late New York convention, and the resolutions passed at that convention The report was adopted. Mr B. Phenix ofrered offered a resolution asking the primting of #0 copies of the speech of Mir. Bramdeth before the New York Legis: tere upon the eight-hour question for distri- but opted temeyer moved that the correspond- img secretary be reqnested to send a cepy of the address of this convention to each member ot Congress; agreed to. Mr. Mitchell offered a resolution clirecting that the names of all delegates who have not paid their dues and all trade societies not rep- resented be stricken from the rolls; laid on the le Cavis offered a resolution appropriating 25 to reimburse Mr. H. Clay Preuss for loss sustained in delivering a jecture upon labor in Gonzaga Hall; adopted. Mr. Kussell gaye notice that the working- men of East hington would raise a flag this evening at the corner of Sth street and ‘Virginia avenue, with the inscription, « Eight hours « legal day's work,” and invited the convention to attend. Mr. Reed called attention to the near ap- proach of the municipal election, and suggested that the Convention take some action in refer- ence to it It was ordered that the notices of the regular meetings of the Convention be published in the Nationa! Trades Review. The executive committee reported a resolu- tion providing that the series of mass meetings not ended be closed by a meeting at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall, to be addressed by Mr. Fincher, of the Trades Review; postponed till next meeting of the Convention. On motion of Mr. Langvoidt, the executive committee was instructed to hold another mass Meeting at Odd Fetlows’ Hall in the last week of May The receipts of the evening, over $100, were announced, and the Convention adjourned. >—_——— SINGULAR § IDE. his morning about § o'clock, an officer, apparently of the staff of the Veteran Keserve py = entered the gun shop of J. Kuebling’s on Penn’a avenue, near i2th street, and asked tosee a pistol,sayingfthat he wanted to purchase one, The youth at- tending the shop showed him a large revolver, which was Icaded, and notified him that it was loaded. The officer took it from the coun- ter, and placing his thumb on the trigger. lift- ed it as if toblow in the muzzle. The atten- dant told him notto blow in it as it might éx- plode. The officer remarked “that’s what 1 want it todo,” and placing the muzzle at his mouth, fired, and fell deadinstantly. The body ‘was taken in charge by the police, and the Coroner was notified to hold wn inquest, and a messenger was despatched to the department to ascertain if he can be identified by any one there The body has been itientifiled by several gen- — as thatot Lieut. Louis Ahrens, V .R. >. of the Freeamen’s Bureau, and attached to con Howard's staff. He was a native of Hun- gary. and it is state@ that he was of noble family. He was recently on duty in North olina; and leaves a wife im Michigan. No able to assign any reason for the act, but riends say that for several days he has threatened suicide, and they had watched him closely, and tried to dissuade bim from his purpose. ——_e———— Cron al Court, Judge Fisher. —Yesterday, — our Ug oe closed, the jury in the case of Isidore H. Phillips, indicted for forging the mame of Paymaster ©. S. Jones, returned a verdict of guilty The case of Martin Walsh, indicted with —_ Lambert and Edward Magee, for rob- bing Robert Conway, was taken up. The pris- ouer was placed on trial several weeks ago, and during the course of the trial, the District Attorney, after closing the prosecution, finding he had not evidence on which a conviction could be mude, moved that the Court direct the withdrr.wal of a juror, which was done, Sudthe accused was remanded in custody. His counsel, Messrs. Norris and Drury, moved his discharge, arguing that the defendant could mot be placed in jeopardy a second time. Ins- trict Attorney Carrington argued that a juror could be withdrawn by the Court and the case continued. Judge Fisher announced that he Wwouid give an opinion this morning. —abcainginienmenis DEsTRUCTIVE Fike t% ALEXANDRIA—The Most destructive fire in Alexandria for many years, occurred im that place on Tuesday night. It broke out in the back part of of the 5 ae building occupied as a restaurant, by George Huntington, on the south side of King. between Royal and Fairfax streets. The flames spread rapidly and soon extended to the adjoming building, on the west, also frame and occupied by Mr. Edward Glachett,as a confectionery and fruit store. These, with the store of Mr. Charles C. Berry, and the ad- joining building. on the west, belonging to the estate of R. Y. Cross, and recently occupied by H ©. Fields as a shoe store, were destroyed, and many of the adjacent buildings badl: damaged. Five buildings, in all, wi alt their back and out-buildings were de- *troyed, and the loss is very heavy and only partially covered by insurance. —_>>—__ Bounp ror ALpany.—Yest afternoon, ‘Warden Brown, of the jail, left for Albany ‘with another vatch of prisoners, convicted at the present term of the court, and sentenced to imprisonment inthe penitentiary at Albany : George Otto, assault and battery with intent .o Kill, two years; W. P. Hanley, James Pike, Charlies McGuire and Henry Collins, same of- fence, on the farm of Mr. Hogan, two years; Geo. Lawrence, larceny, fifteen menths; Geo. W. Allen, alias Jno. W. Wilson, Horace Brent, Jas. Taylor, Mary Jones, alias Cooper. Henry Short. larceny, one year each; fo Ed war: ards, alias W. H. Munroe, burglary, three years. ens RESULT OF RECKLESS Drivine.—This morn- ing, a colored hackman named Frank Math- ews, driving his hack at a greater s than the law allows, knocked a lady, Mrs. Eliz- Sbeth Davis, down at the corner of 9th street end Pennsylyania avenue, and ran over her. Fortunately she was not seriously injured. ‘The hackman was arrested by eant Skip- pon, who wok him before Justice Thompson, ne Sue Mathews $20.94, eee aaa See at @ station to give o: tunity to e fine, but will send him tothe ‘workhouse eit if the fine is not paid this afternoon. ATTENTION is called to the sale to take piace this evening, at 5 o'clock. of the residence New York avenue, between 13th and iéth ote. The House is well ar arranged and located in one of the most desirable ed fe maa of ara Pos- session given if required pore tae ewlarioas JOURNEYMEN CakPENTERs — = ‘where it will be seen that the <A crepe Liters = assemble to-morrow even; ming at 7% o'clock, to proceed en masse to the great eight-hour meeting at Island Hall. th THIAN I mae —BAINEY. Op Tuesday. T7th Inat the Rev. Father A. O! Bulger Nee Vaiees wipe aE caughter of n+ Of Geor, bay ee fee Haines. E ats Takbat nds, and pe the fami} respect v 1 he - Tally inv - een ey bis Tate dence lo. Pena, ay a Capi’ on Friday morning, 20th inst-at locked. os PAGE, On Thursday morni: instan Fay twenky minutes to eight "Sloat ‘ o1 1 months 2 hage seed will take on te-morrow (Fri- + from bis father's resi- ez) meratny zat lie ber rest street, between 0th bir fh tamiy et vied fo tio — the residence of Geo. ani: of - in Ses an ay ce the 19th tnstant, ius okvde ee us and Oathering 7 ome, Sila astute ear ey re ae argue CITY ITEMS. —_—_—. ©. B. BAYLEY & Co., No. 273 Penna. avenue, between lith and 12th streets, would inform therr friends and the public generally that they are daily receiving from New York and Phil- Adelphia a fine assortment ot ladies, eeu. men, misses and children s Boot Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers, made up in the latestand Most fashionable style. We wartraut our goods and sell at a fair profit forcash. A call does not oblige you to Epnsener: 4 JewELRyY —Gold Plated Combs, Chains, Rings, California Stone Setts, Pins, Silver Plated Castor Stands, Gobletts, Cups, Spoons, Forks, for only one dollar st Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pa. ave., third door | from 4} street. —_—_—_—. HENNING, corner 7th street an@ Maryland avenue, basa very fine and large assortment of clothing at prices that we know are hard to beat. His motto is, One Price Only. oo Covens.—The administration of Medicinal preparations in the form of a lozenge is of all modes the most eligibleand convenient, more especially as regards acough remedy. “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” or Cough Lozenges, allay irritation which induces coughing, giving in- stant relief in Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Influen- za, and Consumptive and Asthmatic com- plaints. W. C. Pue.ps (ot Devin & Uo., New York,) will be at Willards’ Hotel from 11th to 19th instant, with a large assortment of samples of hew and choice styles of seasonable goods for gentlemen’s wear, from which ne will be hap- Py totake orders for garments to be made at our house in New York. 9-10 GEorGE C. HENNING, corner 7th street and Maryland avenue, (Island) 1s selling cassimere suits at $15, $16, $17, $18, $20 and He has but one price for his goods, and by this method, as will readily be perceived, insures fair deal- ing to ail. TAA STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—Thbat corns, bunions, bad nails, etc., cam be removed without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White's Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 454 and 6th streets. seat ipa Corns, buniens, Ulub and Inverted Natis, 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 toSp. m GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS yA ee PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETIN the anspices of Potomac visions Sof © and C.T. A. B. will be held in the new Market Ball nm, on THURSDAY, 19th inst., at 3 Senators, members of Congress, and F distinguished speakers will address the meet- ing. The Societies of the District and the Public are invited to atte: _ap is att By peace of fod D®° I, HO EOP ATHIC Puysi- * QLaN AND SURGEO No. 51 Congress street, opposite fh Post Office, Georgetown, D.O. _” 13-im* E. THE UN RSIONE' 5 QHEBRFOLLY mittee. oo Ly HATOCB, M feat: M.D. Maes 9 NEW STORE, 101 Bridge st.. Georgetown, D. C. GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. Just received a large additional su: scpply of Spring and Summer Goods, embracing a full assortment ot Dress Goods, Shawls, Parasols. Housekeeping Goods, Cloths and Cassimers. Ladies’ Cloths, Goods for boys’ wear, Gloves, perry e Hoop Skirts, Calicoes at 10. 123,. 15. 20, 25 cents; Bleached M. lins at 2), 25. 31,373; cents. Our goods have been purchased at greatly reduced prices. and will be old very chi i aD 133m" ihe) BENJAMIN MILLER. « ‘OR A $ 1 3 = BEAUTIFUL SILK MIXED CASSIMERE SACE. $13 aT HENNING'S, _Spls-2t" Cor. 7th st. and Maryland ave. J. H. OOLDWELL'S PATENT BABY JUMPER, The Best and Most useful Article for the Nursery ever brought before the Public, for the EASE OF BOTH MOTHER AND CHILD, Believing the Mother of almost all care, but giving to the Child not only amusement but the MOST HEALTHFUL EXERCISE. It only needs to be seen to be appreciated. Sold by JAMES 8. TOPHAM & O0., 500 7th street, one door above Odd Fellows’ Hall, Sole Agents for the Manufacturers for Dis- trict of Columbia end Alexandria, Va. ALSO at WHEELER & WILSON’S SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, Penn. avenue. ap 16 3tif Metes: Mone: 1 (MULES! Ihave a lot of fine. for sale, and also some f i SHRE ap 13-6t™ Livery Stable. 7th WisEs AND LIQUORS. We bave now ‘on band Baker's, Gibson’ nis s pure Old Rye ani Bourbon Whisk! bie for medicinal purposes, Also, Port, Muscatel, as, wolf ken ues . Madeira.and other pure Wipes. ee Bourbon Whisky, ton and amen Bit- GAN & PERBIE, Corner of E and the atroets. ap 13-6t |) Secenntcone MANKIN & DAVIS, Howse, SIGN aNv ORNAMENTAL ParnteRs have removed to No. 323 south side of Penn. ave., bet. Dee 12th sts., next to Star office. > ™ FW McFARLARD. ii a a iE BALTIMORE, Washington ALEXANDBEIa, And Points on and sede be i g with the Orange & beta oS OF {DESCRIPTION FOBWARDED WITH Bisrat OH THE LOWEST ST The above Line is serfetly ry Peo Lryx, the Proprietors being old residents of Baltimore and Washington, < long experience in the for- = ently solicit the Omces oath ‘Saath ‘Eutew street. Peismere, and Baltimore and —— Depot, Washington, BLAND, Baltimo: HENSON, Washington, D.O. W!* WAE AEAREAE iSheanzs, TABLE LE TLES ao WAsHSTAND wate sate i Se os geeree Seep re ~ to. ry Orde: jumber’s M58 prom ety attended rte THOS. FAHEY, r 10th street Seutheast corne and Can: mA and WATER PBOO! ELT, OEtewr RAVEL SOOFS put on im the very best tamer, Sn er en one ial, and at the hortest’ en’? wwalso. all kinds of UILDING and % OOMPOSI- TION BOOFING MATERIALS on bend. st — lowest prices. N®T48 MEAP AND ROOT BEE ECTAR MEAD AND BOOT BEEB. I have this day recommenced the manufactore of these celebrated |, Which Senna so great a degree of public tavor sever: All persoss when bape i? be supplied Parity Nectar Mead and Boot ill please (sean their erders cr = them at 6 office, corner wo. ‘ar Mead or Root Beer to jeg will be affixed at Philadephia re rates. viz: Ninety- six (96) cents per dozen. ort sjeee eaUnian n Hotting Depot.” avl-im [Chron intel} Georgstenn ont, HEAP OROUKERY AND Haat Wi WARE. ofatiiy to r tiahat be Ona, e be a full shslorala MO} heated at very lo prices. onaie ond so STONE T Wane mh 31-eostif™ 504 Fa BEV UEviniver, fellows’ Hall, 7th street. teem phased cians IS SR nan ee ee a Sa ee ES Ye ANTED—Bya respectable Ameri-an woman, @ SITUATION as Coun, co assist in washing Aadreas Box 12 Stai ANTED—By two respectabl ria 8iTUa- W flowee cai irs crmecuee Se Ss Ta to do chamberwork. it of references given. Address box 7 Star office. GE WASTED—a SITUATION a+ clera or bvok- keeper by a young man who has had on experience as both. Address D. 0. WANTED—a Fak UES UES a ot by one who ix pind senetaily aneeli vo an 6 beat of Ster Office. = ANTED—A first-class CATERER. French Preferred. with retprences, for oue of the housesin the city. Apply at No. 252 Gat., rner of 18th street, known as the pene jouse. iP or be Man who has some knewledge of ing and accounts is desirous of pro- WANTS. WwW Suite : Ft UATION in some nsiness. referred. Can give es. reference, Ad- . G. W., Washington ap I ‘WAntED-a SROOND HAND BAKER, to work in the bakery and drive a wagon. Also, Young eee or colored) to attend to two horses general work. Apply at F. DES: FOBBE, Frenel Boker, 367 igth rreet, near Pa. Gio, FREIGHT AND DRUG GLE RRS, H » Porters and others wanting si pel pes = e their business C4 to broke ‘nts, No, 15 North at., WAST RPO AE wod plain COOK. WA: and IBONRE , fora amall family. at 443 13th st ap WASTED SB twe young gentlemen, 8 from the Ist of jeasantiy situated ROOM, with or ‘without Board. 1 in s convenient locatien. Seared SF family preferred. References furnished if jesired. Please address B.C. B., Star offices. wes A middle aged white Bar dts q@ok. wash and iron ina rage | fosily. oe ow required. Apply at No. 6 Kast street Ww ANTED—Te ones asmall HOUSE of ive or six rooms. between sth and 12th streate west. Penn’a avenne and L street north Address R. F. B.. eepenices office, stating terms, location, &c. hh aes a respectable woman, a SITUA- TION as first-class cook. She understands all branches of her business thoroughly. and has the best references. Please address a note to Box No. 24, Star office. 7 W livering WHITE AND BED ASH COAL, of the best quality. to any part of the city, at $9 PER TON, of 2,240 POUNDS. Office 452 Penna. avenue, between 34 and 4% stree' Yard 13th street Wharf ap 17-6t* T. W. McCONNELL. WASTED_To EXCHANGE, mins Lands of superior quality, near ston, Texas, for Washington city property—a onse— tw the amount of from ten to twenty thousand dol- lars. Furniture and difference of price will be paid incash. Plats and depeription to be aenen at office of C. STORRS & » Beal Estate Brokers, 469 isth street, corner Fr 14-3w* ap 17-3t ANTED —Consumers to know that I am de- WATERS aye aus MILLIN ats99 8th a. Navy Ya ap lz 6 KAUFMAN & BRO. V ;ANTEDITo buy second-hand CLOTHING, andthe best prices give No. 477 10th street. few Sone marth of Pennsylvani cers Washington, D W ANTED — We want to eae several Og HOUSES and LOTS in good lvcations, for cash. to suit customers, We also want a small et near Washington; will sive OA. S00. 85,000 cash. Oorner of 13th ied ey ee over mb 27-tf White's Store. V | ANTEDGold and Silver WATCHES, DIi> NDS, PISTOLS, newand cast-off CLO THING. PAWNBROKER’S TIOKETS, &c., &c. at the olo- peteblished Con Pawnbroker’s Store of F. FULTON & 502 9th street, three doors north of Penuss van Two SEWING MACHINES for sale . N.B.—Busi- ness strictly confidential mhb16-eo2m* FOR SALE AND RENT. ee i le OB REN F: eaten +k Fart of the HOUSE seats g 240 ESTAURANT FO LE th AX Stands in the city, pny “o,f es 5 Apply At this office. ap 19 3t* For RENT —A BRICK HOUSE. containing nine rooms. wi yard , situated on yth between Bad es y Yard. Apply on thi 19 Gt on RENT— NISHED ROOMS im that large house, No. 252, corner of G and Ioth ate , kiown as the Dougiass House, For peatiomen only, with reference Fo. PTA BER. furnished Inquire at 173 @ street. mee. Foe, SALE—Under cost and STOOK ofa Oy St. avenue. Inquire a§254 Pa. ap 19 6t* pleasant front OHAM able for two gentleman etween ae. ant oa COU iNT ER. CASES, ore on Pouneylvanis av, between 12th i3tu ste. OR RENT—A HOUSE witha FE orescen ten and tot h; two Houses oh Tae oi ar Maryland avenue Apply to GEO BAUPTMAN, 012 lith st., neat Pa ev, en SOE SALE—The GOUD WILL and FI ofa Bestaurant, with Ale Vaults oad opeier Bar, = pr pe Denne ra ig gees bi siness. wi soliton reasonable terms, appl cos = D streets, opposite Seaton Hail, sp 19 0K KENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, (partly forni: shed or unfnrnished,) ive rooms, front and back » Woedsh: etc.. at 394 ad street east. betwe East Capitol and north A streets, Capitol Hill. Inquire on the premises after 4.30 p.m. ap l9-3t" Fo Bl —The beautiful STORE now used for aod Furnishing business under For- rest Hall, Georgetown. D. C., with new Fixtures forsale. For a Dry Goods or Confectienery store this stand eee excelled in the District. Good bargain be Led by calling early at store Rent mod F°8? — three story epice) Fouss. 371 F atreet opposite the Patent 0: ig in complete order, with ing tubes, and may be had lo y. between 12 and 6 o'clock. or tween Sand 1? o'clock, on the premi times to J. DENNIS. Jr.. 21. Prederal ‘Block. ‘The furniture in the house is for sale. ap 19-2t* OR RENT—The new BUILDING on the corner of 6th street and Louisiana avenne. consisting of two Stores and a Dwelling or Offices above, Hos bath | room, water closets, water, and gas in the Ho ALSO FOR SALE—LOT 26,(Island,) in Square 327, on Mth street, betweem Maryland avenue and south E street. Apply to Ne 4A. SIMPSON. ap 19-3t™ No 4 Louisiana avenne. FOR SALE. OUSE of 9rooms, with three vacant LOTS, on the corner of Pennsylvania avanue and 18th street east. Lote 25by 380 each. Water inthe yard; Peaches. Pears, G a te =. &ec. HOUSE — : ras BOUSE aey SE and 5 Lots, ‘00, poner D.L. WELLS &°6O . _ap 19-10t corner 13th and F streets, F OR 1 HOUSE and LOT of 43x95 feet on 9th street west, gerden, fruit trees, shade trees, &c. 1 BUILDING LOT, 2x95 feet on 9th street west. 1 FABM of 134 acres, on 7th street turnpike, eight miles from Washington. Will be exchanged fer improved city preperty 1 new FRAME BUILDING, containing three houses of two rooms each, on Capitol Hill. 1 new FRAME HOUSE on Capitol Hili, adapted for four famities. 7 new BBICK HOUSES, ¢ rooms each, $1,30— $250 down; rest in five yea 1 BRICK STORE and HOUSE of 6 rooms. 1 good HOUSE, and Garden of 3 acres, near Laure] Depot, $1,200. 1 HOUSE of 5 rooms, on 1ith street, $700. Apply to the SOUTHERN BEAL ESTATE AGENCY, ap is-tf 492 7th street. [WO OFFICES FOR RENT—Over M Fatt Hall, fronting on Penn. avenue. 8) BALE. ANTEB—The joan of $5,000 for one or two Ww hil secured by deed of trust om a farm near this Loe just old for $10,000. Liberal dis- count all MA yp Ue Boal Estate Agents. 517 7th m 12 rity AYUEXPASIENOED OOK WISHES A SIT aif. a pri fe family or ri orant. Call on Mr. NEAL, {sth street, No.313. mine Foes RENT—Pleasant FURNISHED pas Apply on the premises , 352 © street, bet.3d one ey, from Wtolza.m, “References required. PoE HOUst, WITH NINE ROOMS, gas. and water, near City Hall. A small amount of good Furniture te besold, Rent $55. Addrevs Box 417, Post Office. ap 13-36" $5. 000 —Wanted to buy for $5,000 Second handed CLOTHING of all eecrte tions for which a fair price will be paid, 485 7¢! Foe RENT—A new three ate BRICK HOUSE on 20th street, comming: 8 large rooms, with the water in the house Roms juire at 278 — ans between L and M streets. corner E street. jan 19-Sm* WASTED. WANTED IT WANTEDII TLEMEN. LA’ FANCY STORER REPERS AND" OTHERS, yee would like to engage in an easy, light and ‘able business, where @ Ronn on is rt Te- red, and where these reaper in the same sommence at once M. PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, Sui 'F streets and new method of Stampi: so simple that a child can at once undertake any job. ae the oni; practical Stamper here, we can furnish fall complete instruct: is, cushions, compost- lozen or hundred. Thisis tions and stamps b; wishing to make anges ree achance for any o1 WASte?.., 381 SuTEp. 1 small outlay. 381 wate. WILLIAM PRINGS The Pioneer of bane having aw fectlities for AMPING Hae reduced his price, to six OENTS Genes. for IRTB end PANTAL CA <PES OPE Re ke YOKEs, PINCUSHIONS, 8L a Pott job. Weare re weekly in receipt ‘of new ‘the latest desi igns, and by the aid of a Re are prey to stamp any pattern liooerap po ie ouly Practical Stampers here we are fo come iown. Ladies need not travel the city cheay Stamp! + wh a Oe ee come eto'ee only ? for au, eanoF ta pen Pat WILLIAM PRINCE, in New York. 381 F street, oj ite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bi Beheee Flannel Bh Ski rts, and Shawls, for sale. no ls ANTED — SECOND BAND SURNIT Wwe Ine Bi CAEPETS, BEDS. BED: OUBEFUBNTS ING GOODS of sna He FOR SALE AND RENT. OB SALE—The apo for eight years, with oy, im rovepents Furnitures of the EU- AN EL, on ™ cerner of Pennsylvania th etrest, the above is not sol: e after, of which due notice will be given. The Hotel is doing agooa business the only reason for selling ison account of ill health of the undersi Ynaulre on the premises, ipa ee P. EMRION. Foes SALE—Three new Hours, with 5 rooms Maryland avenue. Terms: “gaso cust: per month, ge on € street, near 13th, with $ rooms; two smal! Houses on Virginia avenue, near 1@th street; one new Brick House, with 10 rooms, on 12th street, near G street nort! smoll Brick, with6 rooms, on 13th large three- pices? Hd i ) ene] on 10th street, ala foome. Oy L street, near 18% rest, tea mig dewyye Pog Cag loca- aru he ¢ GEO: GE HAUPTHAN, 5 $12 111 _ st. vathird door north of Foes SALE Some of the most aie PEO. PERTY ever offered in Washington city for lote for residences or business pur poses, on Square 375, on 8th. 10th. and H sts. north, and many lets on Grant street, which street a se pronah 6 center particalars figuire ot offe pio, ot at. ath lars inquire at office sts., beck of the Patent ° on of All conveyancing and stones at ‘tne e purc cost of mbhS-tf JASs. TOW LES, Property Agent. (VENTRAL HAL Corner La ‘vania av. and lith street, fagle’s Auction Booms. For rent by 8 the day week, or month, fer Gon- certs, &ec. “eas are wary Jerse and specious, CT arate ee KAGLE & 00. ExXcatLsion Ww. 4 on Iwill be pared ina (ow daysto furnish persons who mey Or me with therrorders, Pa. av. su. rier erticle "of ee tt) Paint mane feotered ith ae Tamed brewer shoe ht ir = Y A. SHIN, corner ston Bottling De Bepat 7” _Sp18-20 fébronstncel} Georgetown, D.C. PPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE. 452 SEVENTH STREET, APER HANGINGS, FIBE-BOARD ObERTE: 5 BORDE ERS. DEOGEA: zaae GILT NIOE, OS LINDS, PABLe OIL CLOTHS, RUSTIO WIN 4 TURE eas TASSELS, AND NAILS. Also, a superb assort men RE AND OVAL PHOT AND | Fiortad hes in Gold, Norowoed, Wal- saad an re Ram variety -4 ME ttine A 20Ur8. Fonte ORE mks. ‘BAMES. above stock 3 Bow offered to the public oa aT —-: ror | seat be pare. f+ pF 2 soon 5 for extensive alterations Aa the above complete stock is re- L. J. BOTHBOOK, 452 Seventh mrest he ap 4-coSw Opposite the Patent Ofce. ano is. Pa. Sas Sale Phils- art corner mh 29-3w* EURNISHED OF ONFUBNISHED ae : Z* oe —— gp gen ae for vat pomrt rence ndouw re- ppectabiity will Bo given, Address MIDDLETON od tal Fo RENT—A three a 4 BRICK Pr Ag Sg with two-story Back di No, 252 between M and N sts. ; corning yard wena shed, and — bot pply on the premises. F RNISHED HOUSE FOR ear three story BBIOK HOUSE containing 8 rooms. No. 35 Pennsylvania avenue, between Zist and 22d sts. habia Pg Gas. Bent moderate. Taquire | ont the JOR RENT—One three-story BRICK. “HOUSE. seven rooms. kitchen, and stable; on 8th street, between D and E, Island’ Also, ene FRAME rooms, corner of —_ and M streets. 316 Pa. ave bet. 9th and 10th sts my | Este w, er a has ater an oats in bareaia, ory BRIOK Vermont eee Test poe taal e. ermont avenu yp Sy se apis-2t Corner 7th and F atreets. Fo! ie STORE BOOM on Pa. avenue. Eg Seman for most any kind of busi- coboging! ne open @ restau- rant be can potlecetoy! licenso and fixtures very ergs Apply to J. i MILLER, 430 Pa. ay. Fo, rT) LEASE i EFFECTS of a first class Club House, doin, good business, will be sold a paseeinds appli for im If net sold before Thursday. the 26th ‘ofA Till Be gold at pablic sale on that day. A: a id E., Star of ap 15-5t" Fo SALB_The STOCK aud GOOD WILE of 8 siall Fancy and light Dry Goods Store; can be purchased very cheap forcash. The owner is en- ee in ofper, business, and is unable to attend to vewlgeeroet for, er ness. Rent of store $25. Stock at oor tga, Inguire 331 18t! 6 pogrecety. ana = STORE, with two rooms and uated on New Jersey avenue, =. E ap 17 3t* 4 LET—Four oo at O. W. onda s Building. ply to C. W WARD & re SON S avenue, betwee 10th and 1th sts, POR RENT—A fine BRICK HOUSE, medtaely ril, it ress B. street, furnished. Rent in ad quire of Dr. BOGAN, 455 Massachuse! near 6th st, ap 17-eoit* OB RENT—Twothree-story FRAME are INGS on the ernie st I and 23d streets. of them has aroom suitable for a store. Possession ven immediately. Inquire of JOSEPH LIB- Ae se: 27 Water street, Georgetown, D.C. SOE RIE <se ears sud es furnished D BOOM poids | fer a rae or Member Mi Cor with or with ° ply and K sts. FOS cig, nea th 7th street, between H and I Rear the Patent Office, LOT and noveE ® “401 in square 423. smnee ag Mr. louts’s Millinery and sat Fas For BN, at its at. betel ad tok north, OR RENT—A three story meres HOUSE wid with rooms. sate, an p17 -6t* water and ae containii gies; jie: 575 1ith street, 3 gress; at the Coot se 26th near Maryla: ap 16- oo For ea HOUSE. minutes walk east of the Oap- Ft a HOUSE. ep Td land ove yard, erie ly lecated o1 the morn cate part othe thee = fem ". Mrs. MIL LER, Md. av., bet. Yeast. apl-6t™ EF vreners FOR mire OR Fxcnascs for city property. A puperios F Farm = age cag 4 Culveper Court res timber, 0 ciline ittvation, ma exeuiie it fouse and small avo 1.200. For fi beens Foz REN —, lar, sold greatly belo’ inginto the business well worthy of tention, the owner desiring to retire. L-eost™ FuGushs FOR Sates wanber of HOUSES, ino BOILEING LOT, Setaieg beck, tok pant PPR ie ll 2 Fee ieas pore ee feces sir od in hin W 3 FELEEY FOR EOE FaR yer “RTE fe 13. story’ OK mb Z-im* FURNITURE OF A FIRST 06) > Ree Ms WS beow tie cous AUCTIUN SALES. (For other Auction Sales see fourth page | AUCTION SALES. rs 22. aa THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. Y BU. H. CLARK, Auctioneer, B 372 Pa. av. + Sdyotming Metropolitan Hotel Sele Tas EXERING of of 100 dozen Table Cat- tea Castors. Spoons,and Fi is carat gold cases; Gold Chains, &c., witho..t reserve to pay advances. N.B ail woods Warranted fo be ag repr 8D 19-3 . BH. GLa BY J. 0. McGUIBE # CO., Auction DIFIRABLD | BUILDING LOTS IN THe? FIRST BETWEEN 1 9T. STREET, ag eS AND L 6Ts HUBSDAY AFTERNOON, April ovlnck on the premises, we shall sell ori, Nos 20, 21 and 28 in Square No leet 3 inches on 19th street west. between and L streets, and ronning back: Let 20, Toe teers Lot 21, 1/2 feet 8 inches. 22, north line 84 feet south 4 feet; all toa wide nim 3 . bearing interest. deposit’ will be be rountted on each at of vale. All conveyancing and stamps at er’s cost 9-dads J.C. McGUIRE & CO... Aucts. AGLE & 00., Auctioneers. Bales-reoms Bo. 267 corner of ith street, Nagica will give gb ls SeaT ie ols mong pene the residence of «milies declining hourekeegioe: seeeate She orien of poral Groceries and ise of ev ay Harness, de. O°?! saTuEpaY, ry ad ween ine strects otecee Green, Oolo and cories, Starch, Mast: tracts, &c..6 barrels — f cases Pickles, (6 dozen Prese: Alse,a a iarge lot of Fane y Son Ladies’ Dress Trimmi: 0. &c. NAGLE & 60, Aucts. B" ‘GREEN - Family Gro lavoring Kx- Old B: Whiskey, 85 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, . 026, corner 7th and D streets. a a SALE or HOU! ND_ LO STRE. @n MON DAY, the 23d instant, in front of the premises, part of Lot No Sqnere No. 538, having 16 fect frost by 61 feet jon th the improvements, pacer dy of a long built sad itches, with House, containing feur reoms an penne oe One-balf menths, secured by a deed of trus ton) the premises. All conveyancing and Egon of the purchaser down when sol: _Spls-d GREEN WILLIAMS: Auctioneers. YM. oe: WALSH & O0., Auctioneers. of water in the yard No, 285 Penns. » Corner 10th street. b> or = Ke fg" Te eee, > wer WILL AND E. WITH BAR AN ES- TAURANT ‘GOORING ARRANGEMENTS, BATHING ROOM. GAS FIXTURES. AND ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS OF THE EURO PEAN HOTEL, CORNER IITH STREET AND PENN. AVENUE. AT AUCTION. On MONDA Y MORNING. April 23, at 10 o’clock, ¥e will sell, without reserve, for cash, the Good Will and together with all the improvements. A find stock of Bottled Liquors, in Whisky, Bran- dy, Hock and other bess Segars. &c. Barrels Gin, Whisky, »Braniy, Bum, Wines, &c. The Furniture, comprising Tables. Chairs. wrrete Fire Proof Safe, Desks. Fictares, Glass Ware. Steve, and Jenny Lind Table. ALS: One Musical Clock, in good order. to be sold for account and risk ‘of former purchaser. SF The Goods open for inspection early on mern- ing of sale. Zz M. K. WALSH & CO., Auots. Y¥ JAS. OC. McGUIBE ¢ & OO., Auctioneers. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF thrid eyaEx DE- SIRABLE BUILDING On SUmEDAE ASTEREOON. reais “17th, at 5 2 age +. 0b the No. 15, in reservatio: ning back 169 fee situated opposite “Danity Chare the residence of B Todd ‘On WEDNESDAY ey, Aprils, at $0'clock. on the premises, Lot No. 5. in Sq No. 199, fronting 58 feet on north I street, betw on 15th and 16th streets west. and Fanning back }4 saz foots 7 inches toe 30-feet alley, opposite in Bow. **Tmmediately after the above sale, iat ld, in Square 218, fronting 50 feet on north K street, between 1ith and “Sereots west, and runing ae foet 7 inches te a 30-feet alley, near Frank- i juare. Terms of sale: One-fifth cash; le ge fr 1,2. 3, and4 years, with interest, secured by truston the preperty. A deposit ef. required on cach | jot attimeof sale. If the — of sale are not complied with within ene week aft day of sale, the wropers Bre. be resold st the risk and cost ofthe di i purchaser, after ene a notice in the Natiend! Intelligencer. Title Sale without reserve. All conveyancing Bnd stam at costof purchaser. epli-ddds JAS. - McGUIRE &CO., Aucts, Be zum above eaLE, cay YN Tuesday, 17th, is post; Bits April, at 84 o'clock. the sale for Wed: day, 18th. also postponed till WEDNESDAY, 25th April, at 5 o'clock, beth in consequence of the inclement weather. spis-dts JAS. @ McGUIRE &CO., Auct'rs, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES RAS © orm Fe tant ad PROPER- By virtue of S deed of tra trust se penes pine of, TNR Hi A. D. 1864, led in Liber @, foitos ait he sof the land recntaa for Wasitington Cae f J District of Colnm- bia, and by direction of the les secured thereb: I will sell. at public auction, in front of the ises,on WEDNES DAY, the 3 day of May. A.D. 1866, at 5 o'clock p. m.. all of Lots numbered one (1,) two, (2,) three. ey Ie ane is in Bguare numbered five hundred. (200. the ci i together. with the iapeovemsals a thereon, which are valuable. in Neer which $200 ab frosting 54 feet on north a Be puar eatin e time le within five days the: oth apl7-eokds GREEN & Begin lige Aucts. A <8 oo Fd. EO B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti: joneers. No. 26, corner of 7th and D streets, a oro SALEOF A : VALUABLE BUILDING ont Ee ON FIFTH STREET WEST. N AND 0 STREETS NORTH, AT 20th soy Pm t 5) ot Ko a tine gauare a cesartuas of trust sa 'e- montiay secured on ad mises. All conveyancing the cost wi the parcheeer: aplsd GRE BY JAMES CO. McGUIRE 200., annie, EXEOUTOR’S SALE OF STOCK. oon THURSDAY Al ArTE Room: Auth ein be seld following Bonds Of Ste “ renysibce per cous coat State bond of $1,000, cen. ‘me county, Minnesota, 10 per cent. bonds “3 seetfic ince July 1a Missouri of by bonds $1,000 eac! ies sae oe ake nttecheds mioat odveet peske and Ol cate ate of indebt- egiohe x io Canal certificate of indebt- 1Cner tna iio Ganal certificate of indebt feet mand Obie Gana certificate of indebt- “ao shares Frankie Tasurance Compaay. Wasb- ipstce city, five dollars on each share pala tn, By 01 — ofthe stent for the owner. _ 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. | [anos SALE OF GOVEENMENT PROP- Will be sold wes New! . North tag iaists ameunt of Bale mes ou ths da of the, sie eee the ptincipal classes of w 5-14 below, are and Brass Gu: . Harness, fuddien. y 5 , Old rom, Lead and Y ja for Field und Sige Guns, -_ other Tints of ariel to ion. be sold will . 5 Mt PWaicr Gen General A B, Dyer, A naps Washington, D. 0. * Ordnance, Wi ap 18-tmyl4 Brev. Capt oe Ore Cans, OlL MBAL. Every one owning a horse should use the above articles, especially at this season of the year. SEED OaTs. wh prime article forsale; the very best in the FLOUR, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED MAY, For sale low, in quantities to sult, by Ww. M. GALT & CO., mh 16-tf Corner Ind. ave and let street. BAL AD OTL" gapan orum 40. noe A. Just received from T offer to as low rates ‘VIRGIN OIL. j than (and S — Watches for Ladies rani Geen te 85, each Sone 4 “ If required each es wat we. divided into two building lets of 23 feet path oak as the balance ini, Aer t time Pennsyivania avenne, jorses, Oarrii J o'clock, at our oth aud joren * Wines aud Liquors.) dozen Claret Wine, rved Fruits, &c, are, Fancy 7 aa Nig NTEeey eae ae Bee EEN ‘THIRD AND Four AND-A- etre ty eee eek p. m.. in cash; balance in six and twelve — atthe cost rege poe Lease of the above Hotel, a ises, we shall sell Lot eed of 100 will be B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. By virtue of s of the Supreme Bours of the District of Columbia. sit! = 8 Court of Reutty, of Ha and others vs. Jno. the docket of said Court, aber eee will publ RDA et the fn Let N from hrfgerirees aed Market Boece, and rui of Market Space sowta Si feet arket alley, then west with the h ley 76 feet and $ inches, to the di vision a, chase money may be paid on day of Fatification thereof by the Court. "Os the payment of the pe the trustee wi.l com- bs A nrchaser at his cost the property to him Dartien tothe cause, = iain aeaae N. Trustee aps Bahios DOWLING, Anct 87 THE ABOVE SALE THUBSDAY, ish baer Fix Jac aps ‘HOS Baviikerss Aust. BX 248. 0. McGUIRE & 00., oy mg DESIRABLE RESIDENCE OF QNBACE. BETWEEN 1 BLIC it het STREETS, A APTERNOO at So’clock, on {ho prowtoes, we cell te ay ot No. 4, in Davidson's ‘Subatvieton of Square No. 252, about 24x68, to 2 30 foot paved alley, con- taining’ 3.587 square feet, r with the im- consisting of a two-story attie rick House. with Back Buflding. coutaining om iret floor, ball, two parlors, library, and lerge dining-room; three large chambers, wath room and water closets on the second. two finished rooms im attic; fine cellar under the main building. = Ritchen in the rear, all in goed condition, and well srranged for home comfort. Terms: One-third in acon the remainder in six and twelve months, interest, secured by @ deed . Got eeyanetn and stamps at the cost of gezchenes ap li-d (Int) J. "e. McGUIBE & 00., Aucts. B* GBEEN & FobL ans, Auctioneers, No. 526, corner th and Date, Borth. ae RULE ag LOTS. FRONT aoe TH. BETWEEN 7T' TREE ‘8 WEST, AT POBLI 4 UCTION On THURSDAY, the vy test.» ab 0s oNioct p. m., we shall sell, in front of Promises, aa Square 4%, =e fort 4 fect deep, opposite the new Gathole Gsurek! convenient to the strect cars. leo. im ately after the above sale, we shall sell, on the premises, Lots 8, 17, 18and 19, |m Souare 238. fronting on Sand T streets north.’ bet. and lith streets west. They will bes subdivided aod sold te suit purchasers. Terms: ney me “hae pony a 6and 12 months Secured by & deed of bh b POSTPONED Te a AND STH B" JAMES 0. McGUIRE 4 £00. ctionsers. BUILDING LOT ON N your % STREET On THURSDAY AFTER: April 19th, at § o'clock, on the premises, othe sell of my stree 1, Squared. fromting & Set on north tween 6th and 7 th weet, running back 125 feet to @ uy feet <a Terms: One balfcash; baiance in 6and 12 months. secured on the property. Conveyancing at pur. chaser’s cost, ap 4 dts J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. Y JAS. 0. Mc@UIBE & O0., Aucts. GOVERERERE y RAME RRyLeires AT PUB- On FRIDAY. “a ios, 3 ie ‘clock m., on the rcoe Sida ny ee rg deers Commiesion, which fare located on south side of = pa north, between 13th and léth streets be z The eee to be removed within ten days from day of ‘Terms: in Government funds. ap led a -GUIBE & CO.. Aucts. eh nk A ___ B* WAEDWELL & HAYS, Aucts.; Georgetown. BXOELLENT FURNITURE HOTOGRAP' INST ae NTS AND BS’ Gok ars AUC’ enon ING, A: ‘20th, = mites ~ aN mons Beidecer. aor Ma of an artist Cg “tai of Ci Stands, Cl Bath Helders, and all Gpemmicae, Megeds ag Marble.top Table ne Task 5. . Marble: Fancy ‘and Cone Bent Obalre er Brassets Carpet, Oi Grounds,” Stove Tables, Hite tron Heasieat, air Mattress, Bink: nf Steel Engravings, Views and other Also Pictures eC it ie Eremes, oval a ovelent square a My fee fepit ? WEEDWEL ts Bi HAYS, Auctas. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioncers, AUCTION SALE OF A STEA SALOON, BAR. AND A SFEAERD, Stara le ‘el i avenne No. S07, on FRIDAY: the oot 10 o'clock a. m., om the premises, con es er ome 1 ee Box, Frames Eres onl tna OpRiera tbe 1 pane Fizvares, Bicol | Be Befigerator. the whole Building for sale on Ground per year. ap ltd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. SALE or vee woaee CORN. Chief aibengion, iinet B . €. ae O44 9, Will be sold at pub’ ic jon, ss ea tion of oe Lieutenant lonel J QM. bh street Wharf, Washing on FEIDAY, April 20, 1366, st AL o'c! varge euqusity of damaged Government @ viz: about 23, ‘ied aa HELS OORN, IN(SACKS. e grain ¥ pure! ‘Terms : funds. . H. RUCKER, 2 re Gen. omer 4 a Major and nerermenter B* c. %& PB {von 3 Atctionecer, street, between ‘Toth and 11h sta. ALE Bs A SMALL FRAME B" we THRE APEMRGA Le me g the Terms: balance credii ® | rests tine an Sire poh o Tobeee interest. * | “spire CW: DOTELER, Auctioneer. B* W. L. WALL & 99. Auctioneers, ay a Reese vs Jone and of said Court, the su’ offer at bli pril, at Pre hou ast pest tit in the city ot said feet and 8 Sl feet & ‘treet, thoo with the beginning, with the 5 TN balance of the and twelve interest, the ad gs tors , Aucts. SALE IS POSTPONED TO ON trustee, McGUIBE & Co., Auctioneers. ¥ BY or a cae wacons, On money! *oroek, on ea aaet eee ane rose ESR RSE Tesch Eetat wok town Grane ©. McGUIRE & 00., Auc’r. ices aia ary ON SALE F VALUABLE Ag 3 a ete ora a