Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1866, Page 3

__ LOCAL _NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c . TO-NIGHT. Groven’s.—Mr. Murdoch appears this eve- ming, for We last time in his admirable per- sous'.on of “Alfred Evelyn” in Bulwer’s tine pisy of “Money; or, Duplicity Exposed.” Ov» FrLtows’ Hatu.—First grand ball of the Kulernia Circle of the Fenian Brotherhood thas evening. New Yorke AvENvE (Presb )Cavren. Anniversary Young Men’s Christian Associa- uon this evening. Addresses by Hon. S. P. Chase, Secretary Haricn, Major General O. O. Howard and others. “als iree. CentERnrRy.—Last week of the Canterbury revious to its removai to the old location. The best ball of the seeson is offered. ——_¢—___. Tux SANITARY REGULATIONS Exrorcep.— ‘The sergeants of the verious police precinets last week reported many cases under the nuisance law, showing that they are paying articular attention to the enforcement of those ws. Last Satufday, seventeen cases were Fenorted in the Second, Fourth .Fifth, and Tenth Precincts, in all which fines were im- Posed. It isa matter for congratulation that of these five only were in the thickly populated Sections of the city, twelve of them being re- orted im the ond Precinet, the northern rder In addition to these cases the sanitary force served, in the same length of time, 150 Botices for the abatement of nuisances, and the fines imposed fer neglects or refasals amounted to So. There is a commendable readiness te comply with the law exhibited by our Citizens, Ul every direction: but Many are t to know what todo with some of the substances designated ax nuisances by the Board of Health, as coal ashes, &c. The Uor- tion has provided for the removal of the 1, or offal of the kitchens, bat there is no provision forthe removal of ashes. and citi- zens do not know where to deposite them, or bow to dispose of them, without being liable to the penaity of the I As @ caution to <will carrier: y that several complaints have b made io the police, of the hanit of after taking the contents of the om the varions yards, straining the fuid from the solid portion, and carrying away the solid to feed their swine, and leaving the Nuid, with all its stench, im the street. The Corporation employs those men to prevent nuisances, not to create them, and the officers have cetermined to enforce the law against them in every such case Gt & ARATED BY THE GOVERN- The City Surveyor bas made a report or (in reference to a communication » Freedmen’s Bureau, dated April 15, ng to sanitary measures,) in which “The nuisances on [6th street west, north of Khode Isiand avenue. between 15th and I7th Streets west, have beea committed by the Quartermaster’s Departmentin excavating for gravel and other used in the various . the lots in squire street west, have bean excavated by the department, and to abate the hulsance now existing on them will cost tne Pproper'y owners between £700 and 4). The other lots complained of have been repus.ed to the Bourd of Health, and immediate action will be tak the uuisance existing on them. I respectiully suggest that the nuisances ex on the avenues be reported to the Commissioner of Public Buildings, as he has fole jurisdiction over them, and I am con- Vinced that he will give prompt attention to the remedying of the evils complained of.” es Crarcr or Hichway RopsEeny.—Last Sat- urday night, Officer Grant, ot the 2d Ward, arrested J. W. Edmonsion for the larceny of $5 from Kate Clark on the street, and took him to the station house. it appeared on investi- ation that the complainant was gomg to a shoe store to get a pair of shoes and hada $5 rote er hand. At the corner of 13th and D streets the prisoner went behind her end seized ber around her neck and took the money out of ber - The complainant described the note ss a National Bap!, note, and on searching the prisoner the officer found a $10 note and a s5N Eank note answering the descrip- ave of the note she lost. Justice Mor- Edmonston to ja:l for court. ——e Varcarte LAND For SaLe.—Attention is i to the advertisement in another column seres of Iund for sale near Beverly, Virginia. This land is well located for : and farming purposes and offersan in- one. It will be sold ng terms. ie ALR.—J.C. McGuire & Co., ers, sold half of square 325, bound Mz, east 6th and undary streets, 7 square feet, to Moses Kel- ees '—Bierstadt’s fine picture of Hood is on exbibition at Seaton Hail for the benefit of St. Ann’s Orphan Asylum. A beautiful work of art, and exhibited fora noble charity. All should see it. saree Nita Affairs in Georgetown. Lancexy ov RatLroap Funps.—Yester- Gay Dir. Kobert Griffin, Receiving Clerk at this end of the Washington and George- town Railroad was victimized by a faithless employee to the amount of 2600 or S700. it bas been the custom of Mr. Griffin, After the receipts of each day have been turned over to him at the office to put the money in a tin box and deposit it for safety in an iron safe at Cropley’s (late Cissel’s) drug store. The next morning be would send an old man named George Fagan, who was employed to water the horses at the stand, and in whom he had con- fidence, to bring the money to the office. Yes- terday morning Fagen went tothe drugstore to get the money. The Receiver waited some time for it and it did not come, and he sent an- other messenger to see what the matter was. This messenger returned and said that the young man who had the key of the safe was gone out, but that Fagan was there waiting for at, and as soom as the young man came he would send it up. The young man came and the tin box containing 2600 or $700 was given to Fagan, who deperted, but haspet since been heard from. Faganis a small man. with dark complexion, is abont 49 or 50 years of age, ond we are informed bas a wife and sey- eral children. Sekious AccipexT.—About a week ago, iiss Paine, adanghter of the late Lewis Paine ot Virginia, was dreadfully burned by her clothes taking fire, by coming in contact with astove, at her mother’s residence, near the bew market. Her body is horribly burned, and she now lies in a precarious condition, and the physicians consider her recovery dorbttul Larest FROM THE Coal REGIOXN.—This Morning. it was reported at the Collector's effice, near Aqueduct bridge, that the miner’s had consented to go to work to-day, at 65 cents ton. There isa general wish among the jaborers at the canal docks that it is true, but they do not rely upon any reports. The best assurance they cau have will be the arrival of the coal fleet. Tue CawnaL.--Arrived—Boats 173%, with ‘wood, D. Castleman; Cruncher, with stone, to W. Dowling. Frlove anp Gratn MARkeEt.—There are no arrivals of flour or grain. The market opened & ¥ with a lively demand, but transactions are limited, holders coutinue firm. The price Uist of Saturday remaiis unchanged material- dy, but an upward tendency is apparent. Port ov GgrorcETowN.—Entered and cleared—Steamer Diamond te, Wilson, master, from and to Baltimore. Tae Canat BaivGes.—-Editor Slar: My at- tention has been called to an editorial article in yesterday's paper, which implies that it is necessary to raise the bridges across the Che ke and Ohio Canal Company, in town, in order to allow the passage of loaded with coal and country produce nrough the town. Allow me to assure you that this is @ mistake, and that boats now daily pass under those very bridges, and up to the year 1-51 Dundreds of boats passed through the town snd through the outlet lock into the Potomac river, and the only obstacle at present to doing so is, that during the war the outlet lock was neglected and suffered to get out of Tepair, but at a comparatively small expense could be put in complete repair for effective use The bridges about which complaint more pecially ts made are on Congress, Jefferson, Wasbington, and Green streets. They were ail made thirty-seven years ago, when the anal was first started. and constructed in the Tost durable manner of cut stone, arched over the canal. and paved on the grade on the street on top, and owing to the location of George- town, on the side of a hill, sloping towards the river, this grade could not be altered Without making it almost impossible to d: a Josd trom Water to Bridge street by any of the streets mentioned. The wooden bridges} over the carnal on Potomac and Market streets have been raised above their former grade, and the consequence is, itis almost impossible to get on them with a load trom the lower side of the street. All boats built om the canal can pass under our bridges, either loaded or empty, ¢x- cept ® certain class built at Cumberland, with extracrdinary high cabins and stables forward, and these, I'am informed. are rapidly going out of use, as all new boats are built precizely Bs they are on other canals, an@ should be on this, to accommodate themselves to the canal on which they are intended to travel; and, to | pe misapprehension, I will say that these igh cabins do not add at all to the capacity of tbe boats, but are simply a matter of conveni- ence to the mm. and so far asthe writer bas acqnaintance with canals, and he has con- siderable, are built far higher than those used on boats on any other canal in the country Water Street Mercouant. Georgetown, D.C., April 18th, 186d. CITY ITEMS. —o-—— ©. B. Bayiey & Co.,No. 273 Penna ayenne, between Ilth and 125 streets, would inform therrfriends and the public generally that they are daily receiving from New York and Phil- adelphia a fine assortment ot ladies, gentle- | Mens, misses and childrens Hoots, Shoes, | Gaiters and or ers, made up in the Iatestand most fashionable style. We warrant our goods and sell at a fair profit for cash. A call does not oblige you to purchase. 4 ° Lapres, we say without the least exaggera- tion, that Mr. C. F. Cammins, 3$7 7th street, (24 door below Northern Market) has the most complete and beautiful assortmeat of Spring Boots and Shoes we have ever seen. His But- ton, Congress and Balmoral Gaiters for the Ladies are certainlyfexquisite; and Opera Toe Congress, Balmoral and Shippers; in fact, every desirable style in Boot and Shoe line is exten- sively represented. We say (to those who do not already) call and see for yourselves. 3: SE sive PURCHASERS can save money by buying Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods atthe One Price Store, corner 7th street and Maryland Avenue, (Island). ua a ales CovGx8.—The administration of Medicinal preparations in the form of a lozenge is of all modes the most eligible and convenien especially as regards a cough 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. STRaNGE, BUT TRUE.—That corns, bunions, bad nails, etc., can be removed without pain. To be convinced call at Dr. White’s Rooms, 424 Penn. ay., between 43 and 6tb streets. PL Oorns, Buyxiens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres- cences, and other disorders of the feet, suc- cessfully treated witnoat pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 4 and 6th atreets. Of- fice hours from 3 a. m. to 5 p.m., and 6 to8 p. m. a. — DIED. SENNETT In thiscity on the 2ist. after a long and painful iiness. which she bore with tortitude and resignation, AMELIA SENNETT in the 6sth year of her age. Her foneral will take place from her daughter's residence No. 172 324 street, between I[ and the avente at GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS D® © *- N VERDI, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI- CIAN AND SURGEON, 51 Congress street, opposite the Post Office, rgetown. D.C. ap 13-Im* M 1LLEB’S NEW STORE, 101 Bridge st., Georgstawn, D.C. GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GoUDS. nist received a large additional supply of Spring a ‘ummer Goods, embracing a fall assortment of Dress Goods, Shawls. Parasols. Honsekesping Goods, Cloths and Cassimers, Ladies’ Cloths, Goods for boys’ wear, Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts, Calicoes at 10, 12 20. 25 cents; Bleached Mus- line at 2), 25.31, 371, cents, Our goods have heen purchased at greatly reduced prices, and will be sold very cheap. ap 13 Im* BENJAMIN MILLE TECTAK MEAD AND ROOT BEER. . NECTAR MEAD AND BOUT BEER have this day recommenced the mannfactare of these celebrated beverages, which attained so great » degree of public tavor several years ago All persovs who wish to be supplied with Nectar Mead and Root Beer will please give their eriers to my drivers. or leave them at the office, corner Green and Olive sts. Georgetown. D.C Price of the Nectar Meai or Root Beer to dealers Will be affixed at Philadelphia rates, viz: Ninety- six (95) cents per dozen. in quart jugs. KILEY A. SHINN, “Union Bottling Depot,’’ Corner G reen and Olive streeta. apitIm — (Chron.1 DC yw W. FARR, CLOCKMAKE! avenne, Sole Agent for Lewi Perpetual Calender Ciock.of various Patterns: alee, & sty of Reznlators, Timepieces, and Spring eke. French, English, aad Ameri- cau Clocks Repaired. fe 23-3m F GE SALE—2 0 extra choice Hardy perpetual Blooming ROSES. ORNAMENTAL PLANTS and SHRUBS, FREIT TREES. &c.. &c. The best kinds known in Europe and America. A JAR- ‘erigt, 13th, corner of M, Washingtou, D.C. Tm" 8) TL CAKE, OIL MEAL. Every one owning a horse should use the above articles, especially at this season of the year, SEED OATS. i petme article for sale; the very best in the market. FLOUR, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, For sale low, in quantities to s) by W.M.GALT & CO. mh 15-tf Corner Ind. ave and Ist street. CBBaE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: Cotton Sheets 80 cents each Pillow Cases % cents. Drawers cents Green Window Shades 50 cents Plates 6 and 8 cents each Single Bedstends $1.50 Single Hair Mattresses $5 Double Hair Mattresses $16 to $13 Wash Basins 15 and 20 cents each Tron itands 50 ane 75 cents Wash Boilers ing Tubs fn Coffee Pots. Pewter Pitchers. Waiters Fairbanks and Drnggiet Scales And a large assortment of other articles too nn- NB seule et alld riptions bought, sold and .—Gools ef all descriptions bought, sold a peADAM SON'S. exchanged at . ‘ 506 9th street, next to sp 131m Pennsylvania avenue. Foz SALE—A stylish iron grey HOBSE, eight years old: asplendid buggy and sadile horse. and will be soul cheap if called for es at No. 69 Louisiana avenue, ap2l-3t Frock FLOUB'! 6. Patent, We have now on hand Graham, Er, Hecker Self- Rising, and Weish’s beat FAMILY FLOUB, for sale by EGAN & PERRIE, ep 21-stit Corner E and 9th streets. Petators: POTATOES |! ‘1.200 bushels of Prime Jackson WHITES jest ar rived and for sale b; so if PETER BERRY, ap 21-st* S5 Water street, Georgetown. Jamatcs BANANAS, Whitman's Philadelphia Caromels, Chocolate Almonds, Chocolate Bon Bovs, Maillard Chocolates, Southmayd's Boston Candies. Beware of impure or adulterated candies. Ours are guarantied to be pure—made of the beat white sugar. JEWELL’S, 246 Penn avenue. 3] if” between 12th and 18th streets. Cox. IS NOW SELLING AT THE WORKS of the Washington Gaslight Company for TWO DOLLARS AND A HaLF PER LOAD of twenty-five bushels. itl GEO. A. McILHENNY, Engineer. S440 OTL! SALAD OIL"! Just received frem Bordeanx. EYQUEM’S VIRGIN OIL. I offer to the traie in lots not less than 5 cases, at as low rates as it cam be purchase: in this cou Ww. ISBELL, Corner Mth and F streets, 13 Under Ebbitt House. CELLSIOR WEISS BEER. CELSIOR WEISS BEER I will be prepare te furnish to all persons who may are perfor article of ER, manafacfured with pew machinery, from the best material, by an unsurpassed bre’ r RILEY A. SHINN, “Union Bettline Depot.”” Corner of Green and Olive streets, apls2w = [Chron{Intel] Georgetown. D.C. HE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT NOW IN the District of Columbia or Alexan- dria, where PIANOS and ORGANS can thoroughly tuned and repaired 1s at GEOKGE L. WILD & BROS. PIANO FORTE MANUFACTORY Numerous incontrovertitle references can be acon at the establishment, No. 497 Lith street, & few doors north of Penn avenue. Also, for sale, an assortment of the best new and second-hand PIANOS and OBGANS. on easy terms. ap 10-3m" ST RECEIVED, _ sa erie REE SUPPLY OF MAILLAED ©. s }GOLATE CREAMS, CHOCOLATOOOLATE CARAMELS, N.W. BUBOHELL, Corner 14th and F streets. A PIANO TUNING. N Experienced and well tried tuner of+rs his services to the public ef Washington. He, bas had a long experience in the and satists arantees . References! forafthed aa to his sbiliticn, Orders loft at Philp jomon’s ‘Books! will ype ‘tore, 332 Pa. aveans, Se prom jed to n rpRorring MARE. WAGON AND HARNESS FOR 8A ‘A brown MARE, 6 years 614. Coal-box WAGO! 2 HARNESS and BEAR RIES Zompint’ the o the Tete "A poly to ALLEN b ORSE 4 wi for 8 street, between 14t! sth eee ee “opie mh 17-tt —- CHBONOMBTER, Manufac' Dealer in Ohrenemeters and Stches, No. 480 Penns. ave., bet-ad end ane unn, Watches Repaired and Warranted. de 22-6m* WANTS. A PRACTICAL Immedtateiy, Maryland avenue, WARtEr- ITUATION a " Gardeuer Be unders its br: aod sn Apply No. 375 . ANTED Imm J MSTELY—A HOUSE con, ining about six rooms, ia a central part « the city. tor all family. i 8. LOWERY, Geormtows Pax OR ase FOR SALE AND RENT. on nae eaenelipeneriietanat *. se SAVeRAU WELL FURNISHED BOOMS for SS rent at 519 Lath rt, f Ps - vania avenuc 1.th strevt, just 6 aad rn FOR, BEN T—Oue smi HOUSE om Printing spontths Latof Man nas Catan et Beene at 499 K street north, near sts Reee ye FOR SALE CBkAP_—Trat MOUS, known as the Washi Center Market. Good reasous ivan ine selling. V J ANTED—Three hicuiy tarnished BOOMS, Suitabic for housekeeping, 24 floor preferred, situated between Pa. avenne and K atrect north. end Ath and 15h streets west Addross, stating terms and location. J.G.A..Star Othes ap 23 3t WASTED TO RENT—a HOUSE. frométo 6 rooms. for permanent and prompt Pp tenant; north of Pa. avenue preferred. Address. stating location and . & Star Ofices \eetion terms, Box Ne WANTEP—FURNISHED BOOMS, connect ing. for house-keeping, for a gentleman and pie with ne chiltren Terma moa .. Loca- SUPBON, Star oficen Ut F Ont Ls A BESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS & situation aa a good piste cook or ee d s Wren can Dk rse an elderly irrem. (Une cal vie. with proper references, will apply at the Dry Good Store corner 8th and Pa. avenue, opposite Center Mark ap 23-2t" ed or elderly WOMAN, arket, RESPEOTABLE YOUNG GIRL DESIRES A? SITUATION in a respectable family 3 Cook, Chambermaid or Nurse. Has no objection to traveling. Please address @ note to Box No. 1, Star Offi Best of reference giyen. 1t* er | ANTBD—A SITUATION by a youn: an W Sires plalnewing, or wait upon a lady, by ene that is not afraid, and hes had two years experience at Indies’ hair drossinz. Please add: oss @ note to Box 21, Star office. a23 3t* ANTED—In Georgetown. by May Ist, a furnished ROOM and BOARD, witha private family. fora gentleman and wife, where there are no other bearders. Acidre: ting terms, which ae he peotarate, “Indu Office, W ngton, D. B V —To rent, om the Ist of May. small KE of four or five rooms,in the First tating location, term: ANTKD—A geod SALESLADY, that is ac- quainted with the business,in a Millinery a pauey Store Inquire at E. KAUFMAN’S, No. 144 Gige street, G jeorgetown, ap 21-3t* ights, in Georgetown, D. WaASTED— n the J ly on the premines. ap 23 3° OB RENT—A FRAME HOUSE. 10 a Lith street west. near L street perth, in good ord, Possesston civen immediateiy. Lnquire at on the corner. ap 25-3" A ns 2 nln TERRE BACK ROOMS communicating, euita- able for housekeeping; unfurnished; will be rented cheap if apptied for immediately, at No. 409 D street, between éth and 7th. 23-3t* HOUSE. si ed ou Bridge street, Georgetown. It contains 11 rooms. stable and cellar here is also fos and water on the premises, Laquire at No. 52 Bridge street, Georgetown Ap 24-0t™ UR RENT—The WHARF fronting on the Po- tomac river. at the foot of D street, new occu- ae by L. 3. Middieton & Co., as an ‘Ice Depot. Possession given en the Ist of BY ay. H. N. EAS! _ SP 23-602t Lumber Yard, D and 26th street. Fo. SALE—A fine three story }RIOK HOUSE, with fine Basement; house 25 feet frent; lot 10 fect deep. Situated oa 10th stroet, one square from Penmsylvanta avenne, a JUOBN 8. HOLLINGSHEAD,. ee Corner of Sth and E streets. (OR RENT—Six of the most desirable ROOMS ~ for business purposes in Washington. over Telegraph Ottice, No. 345, near 7th street. on Peu Vania avenue, well lighted and ventilated. moderate. Fer further particulars inquire Office, 490 H street, back of Patent Oitice, between Sth and 9th streets, at 8 o’cleck. 1. and 5 . m. JAMES TOWLES Property Agen A COUNTRY RESIDENCE of fi tha good House. contuining 9 room with passage and dry cellar, good stable, and « necessary outbuildings; pamp of good water, onng peach and apple orchard. A short distance from ith or lith street cars. For further particu lars inanireof D 8. HOLLAND, Fourth Audi- tor’'s Office, Treasury, orat first toll gate. 7th st, roal. tw Fe SALE-That very desirable BESIDENCE on Capitol Hill, 283 south B strest, one square from the Capitel. The house is very roomy, and supplied with gas and water, and in one et the most peaithy spots in thecity, lot 28by 123 fest, with 10 foot alley in the rear: grounds im- proved with choice fruits, flowers. &c. This lo- cality for a privete residence possesses rare ad . = oT fC y ¥ ¥ ‘ R a s Sp Zit" | PICENSE. INSCHARCES Be will bs sont tins V eg a ee Market week positively. As the parties intend going into WOMAN, who cangive good reference, and none but the best need apply. 2 0 BLACKSMITHS—The advertiser ita to go under INSTRUCTIONS, to nnish learning the business, Address E.J.8., at this office. ap 21 3t™ W ANTED—TENANTS for two houses near the General Post Office. Possession given onthe Ist of May Also. t to employ a firat-rate DBUG CLERK. Inc eof GEO. MATTINGLY, corner 6th st. an ap 21-207 V JANTED—A CA Y MAKEBard CAKE BAKER, by the day or week. Must come well recommended. BR. E MILLER, ap 2 3t 471 Ninth street WASTED Energetic MEN in every town to obtain orders for superior subs-ription works, Men competent to employ others will he offered an: eriorinducéments Address E. MULLEN, P.O. ox 1.341 Kaltimers, Md. ap27t* a ¥4 ILL be given to any one tu ebtain for $ Lt Pesruipes ths worth $1.200 por year. Have been engaged in the Departments, also in A giiitress R.B.T., City Post Utice W 4NTED—an intelligent WOMAN, who can write, totake charge of a physict oftice, to keep the rooms in order and attend tothe door. A widow with two half grown children preferred. Avply at 309 H st., bet. 14th and 16th, between 4 and 6 p.m apm-30" \ ’ ANTE))—By « gentleman and his wife an an- turLished, airy and pleasant ROOM, with te family; muatbe ina desirable hin twenty minutes walk of the Address *- Boarder,” Star Othice. departments ap 20-3t" IFZ INSURANCE AGENT WANTED —A 4 first-class Company in New York (dividends 0 )want an experienced MAN in Life In ce, OF an energetic man whe will iness, to take the Agency for the Di To such a liberal arrangemen: ddress ‘Life Insurance,” Star office. 20-3t ap W ANTED-a SITUATION as clerk or book- keeper by » young man who has had several } ears experience a8 both. Address D. 0. M.. Star Offre ap 19-1w" WANSTED—A first-class CATERER. French Preferred, with references, for one of t) best honses in the city. Appl No. 252 G corner of 18th street, known as the Dongl: House. ap 19-6t A YOUNG MAN who has some knewledge of book Keeping and accounts is desirous of pro- curing @ SITUATION in some good business. etal preruee Can give good reference. Ad- dress H.G.W_, Washington P.O. ap 19-6t" WANTED —Consumers to know that I am de- livering HITE AND BED ASH COAL, of the best quality. to any part of the city. at 9 PER TON, of 2 0 POUNDs. eines — Feeek ares ate 3d and 4% streets. Yard 13th street Whar: ap 17-6t™ T. W. McCONNELL. WANTED Gold and Sitver WATCHES, DIA NONDS, PISTOLS, THING, PAWNBROKER’S TIOKETS, &c., &c. at the old-established Merchant Pawnbroker’s Store of F. FULTON & CO., 502 th street, three doors north of Pennsylvania ave. Two SEWING MACHINES for sale at half price. N.B.—Busi- ness strictly confidential. mhi6-e02m* WASTED_To EXCHANGE, Farming Lands of superior quality, near Houston, Texas, for Washington city property—a Dwelling House— tw the amount of from ten to twenty thousand del- lars. Furniture and difference of price will be paid in cash. Plats and description to be seen at office of C. STORRS & O0., Real Estate Brokers, 460 isth atreet, corner F. ap li 3w* W AlTED-To buy second-hand CLOTHING, andthe best prices given, at No. 477 loth street. few doors nerth of Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D.O ap 3-Im* V ANTED— We want to buy several small HOUSES and LOTS in good Lucat for cash. to suit customers. We also want a small FABM near Washington; will give $4.000 or $5,000 cash. DL. WELLS & O0., Corner of 13th and F streets, over mh 27-tf White's Store. N hoger COOK WISHES A SIT- UATION in a ivate famil, restaurant, Calton Mr. NEAL, [sth street, No S13." mans —Wanted to bay for $5,000 Second $5.000 par Ciornine Sassen tions for which a fair price will be pafd, 455 wth, corner E street. jan 193m" ANTED! WANTED!| WANTHDIIL Ww 4 ie FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light aad pach serge bnsiness, where a small outlay is only re- quired. and where those en aging in the same can commence at once, to call at WM. PRINCE'S Stamping Depot. 341 F street, and be taught his ew saathod of Stamping, so simple that a child can ont undertake any jeb. Being the onl: practical Stamper here, we can furnish fult ‘and complete instruct.ens, tools, enshions, compost- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This ia chance for any one wishing to make money by a smal! outlay, Jan 1-tf 381 waste. WANTED awTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, ‘The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for reduced his price to SIX OENTS PER as ice WIDTH for SEIETS aI PANTALETS. nid CLOAKS. CAPES, SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS. ka. stamped by the bb. Wi eekly in receipt of new rns of igns, and by the aid of anew machine we are prepared fo stamp any pattern brought us, As we are only practical Stampers here we are willing tocome down. Ladies need the city over to get cheap Stamping, come ic the only place for an terns not excelied in New York. S81 F street, opposite Patent OMS S street, 0] ‘atent Embroidered Yokes, Bavds: Flanne Skirts, and Shawis, for sale. no 1s ANTED — SEOOND BAND Fi 3 ‘Alsc, MIRRORS. CARPETS, BERS. BED: Reeser eeey EET aoe ect every eat "between G and H. cast aide. —_—_____—_—_—_—_—_——_—— FOR SALE AND RENT. F°OE RENT FRAME MOUSE, containing six ro + Ol ew Jersey avenue. }, No. 210. Inquire hext doors apis-eost® 7OR SALE—A new FEAME in: Bing 7 toomecin the Fitet Wego oni eons low. Possession given i: iately. Title fect. Inqui: La57 1dte oo Perfect ip Min the evening. oe bet See FO SALE —0n 7th strect. between Hand 1 street the Patent Office, LO’ id Hose. square occupied by Mr. 22 tit P05 Berean! terms ap; toF 8 hear tth st. 5 4 ‘ap 17-6t" OB SALE—150 A@! OF LAND at Hyatts- F ville, ites” de by railroad from Week. uit purchasers on ie ipaton. tobe ot in lots to a: i ) PIC1 URE OORD AND TASSELS. IF FEBENT sizes and at RITER’S js dso tose rellowa’ T OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. SER Croatoa Variety aouty ot ‘ork, at No, 485 ja 2-69" 8 doors above Rope meageaat eatin o's ue aed Bb ce Sy eroct tecericils of pt April, there will bea spt there i sale , of wi due notice wi be given. 6 Hotel is doing agooa business, and the — m fors selling ison accownt of ill healta of ened. Inquire oa the 8. mb aero Me Premue P. EMRIOH, other business immediatel good bargain will be given any persons addressing R. M. DyLACEY, Washington. D.O.; and all letters ‘will receive Prompt replies, stating ali desired, and satistac- toy information. S.A BOARDING HOUSE, with fifteen boarders, connected with the store, will be in- cluded in the transfer to the bu ap 23.3t" ro RENT—A large FRAME HOUSE, contain- ing eleven rooms. on Maine avenue, between nd 4‘) ste., OUNG, .& ERO., Fs BENT—A large BOABDIN' 0 with or without furniture. Terms very m erate. Apply 391 Penna. ave., between 4's and oth street ap 21-3t" OR RENT—A Furnisnea HUUS8E cont iz rooms. on L street, between 9th and 10th, from the Istof May, Inquire at the Northwest corner of 9th: and I. ap 2i FS SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL ofa small Grocery tn the east- ern part ofthecity. Inquire @ Star office. ape et | aes SALE -Under cost, COUNTER, CASES, and STOCK of a Cigar Store ou Pennsylvania avenue. Inquire at 264 Penna. ave., between 12th and isth streets. ap Z | Boh RENT—Twelve UNFURNISHED ROOMS, at No. 59 Bridge st., Georgetown. Inquire at 542 Penna. avenue, between ist and 24 streets, Washington. ap : {OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE on Penn- sylvania avenue, between 2Ist and 22d streets. 7 rooms; fine Piano in parlor. Rent moderate. Apply to _E. FITCH. Real Estate Agency. corner of 7th and ‘8 . opposite Post Office. 2 FOE, BENT Several FURNISHED PARLORS and ORAMBERS, with or without Board. The apartments are large, airy and desirable ot J.P. CRUTCHET, No. 477 6th stree and 6th streets FO8 SALE—4.100 ACRES OF LAND ink dolph county, Va. Title indisputable. Te: reasonabie. Will be sold in tracts to suit puch: ers. ality of land I refer to Hon. George R. Latham, H.C. from West Virginia, and WD: Wallach. editor Washington Star ‘or title in- juire at the rooms of FORD & HINE, ever Ham. mack’s restauant, 202 Pa.avenus. This land will paitively be sold. Pp alt! THOMAS H. FORD. SOR SALE—A TRAOT OF LAND, within half hour ride from the Navy Yard Market, suitable for butcher business or market garden. Analy to F. SCALA, E street, between 9th andd0th, Navy Yara. ap 20 St* FS BENT—STORE and DWELLING No. 526 Penn ia avenue. between 2d and 3d sts., near Adams’ Express Office. A good stand for any business. Bent iow to a good tenant. Apply next door toW.C O'MEARA. Bp 20-30" o BRICK HOUSES —one on ania avenue, No. 373, opposite Na- » 17 Teome. water, and gas; one on corner 4', street and Missouri avenue, 14 roems. No. 45. Apply to H.S. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Pennsylvania avenue, between 444 and 6th streets, ap 20-6t” Fo BENT—A BBICK HOUSE, containing nine rooms with large yard. situate on 9th street, between E and G, Nav) Yard. Apply on the prem- ises. ap 19 Gt" VOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS in that large house. No. 262, corner of G and 1sth sta... known as the Douglass House. For centlemen only. with references. ap 19 6t™ {OR BENT—A + pleasant front CHAM- BER, furnished. suitable for two gentlemen. Inquire at 173 @ street, between 19th 4 Wwth streets. ap 19-6t" 4 FOB “ALE. OUSE of 9rooms, with threes vacant LOTS, on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street oe note 25 by 120 ae Ww a iuthe yard; Peaches. Pears, Grapes. Plums, &c. HOUSE and 1 LOT, $2,500. HOUSE and 2 LOT’ HOUSE and 3 LOT: ‘Terms easy. D.L. WELLS &"co, ap 19-10t corner 13th and F streets, Foe SALE. 1 HOUSBand LOT of 43x95 feet on 9th street west, gerden, fruit trees, shade trees, &c. 1 BUILDING LOT, 20x95 feet on 9th street west. 1 FARM of.134 acres, on 7th street tarnpike, eight miles frem Washington. Will be exchanged fer improved city property. i new FRAME BUILDING, containing three houses of two rooms each, on Capitol Hill. 1 new FRAME HOUSE on Capitol Hill, adapted for four famifies. 7 new BRICK HOUSES, ¢ rooms each, $1,30— $250 down; rest in five years. 1 BRICK STOBE and HOUSE of 6 rooms. 1 good HOUSE, and Garden of 3 acres, near Laurel Depot, $1,200. 1 HOUSE of 5 rooms, on 11th street, $700. Apply to the SOUTHEBN REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Sp 19-tf 492 7th street. | ie RENT—A STORE BOOM on Pa. avenue. No. 42%, suitable tor most any kind of busi- ness Should the person desire to open a restau- rant he can purchase the license and fixtures very cheap. Apply toJ. L. MILLER, 430 Pa. av. ap 18-6t* OB SALE—fhe LEASE and EFFEOTS of a F first class Club House, doing a good business, wiil be sold a bargainit lied for immediately. If net sold before Thursd: the 26th of April, it will be sold at public sal that day. Adiress B. and E., Star office. @p 18-5t* OR RENT—A fine BRICK HOUSE, No. 424 6th street. furnished. Rent in advance. In- quire of Dr. BOGAN, 455 Massachusetts _svenue, near 6th st. ap I7-eost™ Fe. SALE—A three story HOUSE, brick base- ment, on 4th st.;8 rooms, water and gas. > cated between L st. aud New York avenue. Price ‘2.800. D. L. WELLS & ‘api2-10t corner 13th and F streets. OB RENT— all and medium sized F HOUBES. FORSA LGA nab ot HOUSES, ng in lce from. . On fine BUILDING Lot, Fanning Sback t0.8 raved alley, For terms apply at STARB’S Agency Of- fice, 499 K street north, near sth. ap7-im” OB BENT—The STORE recently occu) by F ocomis & Mayhew: Ne ato Bouse are Was, ington Building. Also, Offices No.3 and 4. joor; 9 and Il. second floor; and 16. thi For terms apply to JOHN H. SEMMES, Seaton House. aps-dtf jou eee. s E HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR W RENT—Furnished Bs upfurnished, in the a WNMAN & GREEN, * fe18.tf Intelligencer Building. BRENT. 5 K F Godse. on tow Jersey arenas, bot Feat Posteesion given trpediataly Tegdien ot wee: JOHNSON, corner of 9th and L streets north. mb 27-1m* (OR SALE Some jo F PERTY ever offered is eahingtan cits for ge soothe iOth- aad Beaten ev eegs 2B BaaEre S73, Grant street, street runs threngh for Seattatan ils Saas tN Eta thd exp ste. back of the © Officer ai Pued ® e’ch a3 3% 1} conveyancing and stamaps at the nh 0-t¢ SAS: FOWLES, Property Agent. v. and Ith street. @ver Nagle’s Auction Booms. we. Eectares, Balle. fee oy nen OO ‘These Balls are very large and spacious. . Of For torma apply on tas premisenof 0S 5 oo. AUCTION SALES. __ [For other Auction Sales sce fourth page| Y M.K. WALSH B No. 98s er STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING. DRY GooDs. Rear S &-.. AT AUCTION. On TUBSDAY MORNING, April 24, at 10 0'cl'k, we will sell, tn front of our store. a nice assort- tient of the above Goods, the stock of a desler de clintng business and removed to the store for coa- venience of sale. it M. K. WALSH & 00., Aucts. ¥GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. a No. $26, eurner 7th and D stresta. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM- PBOVED LOTS, fronting on 13th street west, between K and L streets north. On SATUBDAY., the Zist inst .at5 o'clock we shall sell, «athe premises Lot No 45, division of square 48. havin) by 125 feet deep, to 8 30-toot Also. at 6 0 clock = running back 173 feet 6 inches to #9) foot alley Terms: One third cash; balance inéand 12menthe secured. by @ deed mn the premises. All conveymucing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers, §i0 down on each lot when seld, ap ls-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. 87 THR ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY Postponed, tn consequence of the inclement weather. until WEDNESDAY, April 25th, same hour and piace. 3-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. tionesrs. Pennsylvania avenue, coruer of ilth street, Nagle & Oo. wili give their personal attention to the sale of Real E tate and Household Furniture st the residence of «amilies declining housekeeping. Also, te the se.es of stocks ef Groceries and Mer- chandise of every description, Horses, Oarrl: A Harness, &c. deo 1- TUESDAY, April 24th, at 9 o'clock, At our Sales Room, No. 295 Pa. avenue, be tween 9th and ith . @ large and assortment of fine G cries, Wines. Teas, Soaps. Can Goods, Whisky, Wines, it Also, au aesortmenat of Vancy 8 3 NAGLE & ©0., Auct DRUG STORE AT AUCTION On FRIDAY. April 27th, at 40 clock p. m., we hal (if net disposed of at ursday, 23th instant), the 560 Penn's aye., between reets, uding Lease, Stock, Fix- tures, Show-Cases, Drugs, Glassware. &c. kc. The store is now doing a good business. which could be considerably increased during tle approacliin; sickly season. The above is sold on account o! sickpess. Apply, for terms. &c.. at thestore or at NAG CO _, Auctioneers, 295 Penn's av., bet. 9th and 10th ste ap?l ARGE SALE OF 4 STURE> AT THE CAVALRY DEPU GIESBORO, D.C. Quartermaster Generai’s Offirr, First Division. ‘asaingion, ‘., April 23, 1855. By order of the Quartermaster General, the Wili be sold on the premises, at public auction. n: der the direction of Captain George T. Browning, A Q. M..on TUESDAY, the 3th of May, 1885, and centiue from day today, until allis sold. the fol- lowing described lots of Quartermaster’s stores, viz 25 Ibs. Tallow, ‘24 feet S inches freut Y¥ NAGL! oO Ssles-reoms No. 26 eneral itarch, ain, iss a » sets Cart Harness. sets Four-horse Har- 6 bbis. Sait ness, Oti Cans, 40 sets Ambulance Har- 6 Piatform Scales, ness. 8 ,Singie and Double 15) Saddles, locks, 36 Carts, 23 Crow Bars, 3 Waterin ts. 5I7 Ibs. Butlroad Spikes, 7 Army Wagons, (four :new,) horse.) 2) Shutter and Gate 3 Army Wagons, (two Has: js 2ulbs Nuts, 1Ambulance.fourhorse}700 Open Rings, Bolts, 5 Dead horse Wagons, Links, &c Portabie Forges, 50) Tire Boi! Anvils. 3? Linch Pins, Canldrens, 1,2% Staples, Hooks, T's, 20 Cecking Stoves and &c., Fixtures, 44 pairs Hames, 60 Heating Stoves, 300 Benche Mees Tables. 2:09 Table Spoo: 10 Bridles, (new, 1,400 Knives and 1v0 sets Lines and Martin 5) Tin Cups, lar Pads, 150) Tin Plates, Surcingles. Saddle- 35 Cottee Pots. bags. and Crappers, 95 Bread Pans, 70 Blankete, 25) Manure Forks, 4 3 Felting Leather, 4 sides Bridle Leather, 5») Curry Combs, 150 3 3, 700 Horse Brashes, 7 Conl Buckets. (large) 15 sheets Sheet 9) Water Buckets. (new,) 318 Head Halters and 20 Ibs. Lead, Ropes, (new. & iba. Babbit Metal, 75 Head Halters and 125 Lanteros, Lamps.&c., Ropes. (zo0d,) 6 boxes Window Glass 1.00) Head Halters. good, )20 Ibs. Rotten Stone, 2.00 Head Halters, 1 Circular Saw, frame and 500, Head Halters and | belting. CS a = Fe trian yp Nec raps and 2 Cross-cut Saws, Chains, . 4 Wood Ba £00 Halter Chains, 2 A 20 Canvas Horse Covers.J0 Tenon Saws, Iron, 8 Grindstones, 50 Planes, (asserted,) 3 Axle Box 50 Caniking Irons, Hay 6.000 Ibs. Serap Iron, Hooks. &c., 3.000 'bs. Horse Skoos, 150 Brands, (assorted,) £00 Ibs. Chai 3 Cleavers, 6 Log Chain: id Angers, 4000 lbs. Assorted Iron, 1 Tenon Auger, (com- 1,222 1s. Strap Iron, lete,) 6.800 Ibs. Rope, 8 Braces and Bits, 170 Wall Brushes, @ Auger Bits, | sssort- 37 sets Shoeing Tools, ed.) 50 Hardies, 12 Trying Squares, 10Pritchels and Punehes,10 Spoke Shaves and Saw 2) pairs Tongs, Setts, 100 pairs Pinchers, 40 Oi! Stones. 75 Cold Ohiseli 14 Claw Hammers, ® Cltnch Irons, ® Hatchet 20 Hammers (assorted,) 5 Screw Drivers, 1 set Hobbies, 12 Monkey Wrenches, 30 Rasps, i Drawing Knives, 200 Files, 2 Spirit Levels, 2 Bellows, 5 Adzes and Hand Axes, 11 Vices, a Di 200 Broome, 30 Ice Hooks, 2 sets Shoeing Stocks, 100 Wheelbarrows, 0 lrow Pots, 1) gross Rings, Dutch Ovens. 90 Door Bolts and Thumb Wi ptove Pipe Jointsand Latches. 7 10 gross Halter Bolts, Elbows. 175 Locks, (assorted ) cu cone Kettles, 3 Carriage Knobs. 225 Picks, 20 Ibs. Copper Kivets, ae {PRPs stn Wigs a Tapers. rs Str: es, 3.000 Plastering Laths, 3)Onsirs. 9 Wagon Hounds(new,) 2 Office Tables, @ Feed Troughs, 25 Office and Field Desks, 88 Double-trees and Lead 15,00) Grain Sacks. bai oO ‘Pelton’s Eight-horse Power,” with bear- ings and bolts, shaftings, gearings, pulleys. &c., and One Worthington Steam Force Pump, capable of forcing twelve thousand (12,000) gallons 0’ water rday. And many other articles not enumerated iD the above list Terms: Cash,in Government fonds 2 Stores will be delivered on the wharf of the Gics- boro’ Depot, free of expense to the purchaser. The purehaser wil! be allowed five (5) days from date of sale. in which to remove the stores. A boat for lores i ee oe 6th street wharf every hour during the days of sale. einen onccct BrgeadaMeS A. ERIN. revel rape ier General in charge 234 ret Division. Q.M.G. 0 JRY W.L. WALL & 60. Auctioneers. LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 26th, at 5 o'clock. we will sell, in front of the premises— Lot , situated on New Hampshire avenue. between H and I streets. Also, Lot 13, in Square 31, situated on 24th street, between G and H. Also, Lot 7, in Square 107, situated on K st., bet. 19th and 20th. Sale to cemmence at the above hour, at Lot 6, —— 7 a erms at sale. ap2), W.L WALL £060.., Aucts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. B* No. $26 corner7th and D streets. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 7TH STBEET, OPPOSITE PARK BOTEL On FBIDAY, the 27th instant, at 6 o'clock p. m., we shail sell. on the premises, Lot No. 39. in Jesse B. Haw’s subdivision of Mount Pleasant. havi a nearly new two-story » twenty-eight feet front. Also, a fine adjoining Lot, ranning through to 8th street. ‘Terme: One-third cash; balance in6 and 12 months. secured by @ deed of trust on the premises. all ng and revenue stamps at the cost of the haser. 630 down when cee eC REEN 3 WILLIAMS, Ancts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioneers. HANDSOME BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON SECOND STREET EAST, BETWREN EAST CaPITOL AND A STREET NORTH, AT PUBLIO AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 2th inst..at 60’clock p.m., we shall sell,on the premises, part lot No. 9, in Square No, —, baving 22 feet 6%; inches front, b; » feot 10°: inches deep, making it a good front ‘and e. ‘Perin One-half cash; balance in six and twelve mont See oe GER tamps et the cost cenyeyanc reven' ef purchaser, $50 down when sold. sold. Bp 20-4 GREEN & WILLIAMB, Aucts. B* J. 0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, PETROL GHEY ih SOL RAEY ‘TRST ‘WEEN L 6S. OON, April 2%, at 5 » ¥ ii sell inal Lets Fon 90.31 and Sein wee 8s. each sing feet $ i ‘on rey Dean mecta & and L ts, and rasping : Leet 20, 104 feet; Lot zi, 12 feet B inches: 3, 89 ne 84 fe ‘ba feet; all tos wide alley Ifrequired, each Pont TM ie“divided into two building leta of 23 fect Ugaer fourth cash; the balance in 1,2 and A gponit of $80" willbe reacted on euch at Sesle, conveyancing and stamps wen Sead 5.0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. |, Auctioneers. oO: ‘0 VAI BUILD- ‘ EN aod sthe \t volock ing fi Iding Lot, ng ae mg secured by a deed of price g 6 oiigperhears fa oeatenss nee “e @ & WILL'« MS, Aucts. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON 4ND TO-MORRO pres WILLIAMS, a) No. $26, corner of 7th and D streets. oF_Y. : CHANOREE SAE SY 7UAURERLS BOTS So KS RURY, Trustee. epé-cofds GREEN &@ WILLIAMS, Aucts. S7- THE ABOVE 8 in bet Place. By order of the Trustee GREEN & WILLIA FRY GREEN & WIL! . No. 526. S. UCTION SALE ©) TWO STO! TRAMP ‘louse AND ON F STREET 800 BETWEEN THIBD AND FOUK AND-A-HALF STREETS @n MONDAY, the 23d instant, at 6 o'clock p m., ifthe premises. part of Lot No in re No. $88. having 16 feet front by 61 feet deen. the improvements, consisting of a long t and kitches, with mp of water in the yard if cash; balance in six and tweirs by a deed of trust on the premises. || conveyancing snd revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser 24 down when sold apls-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers. - McGUIBE & ©O., Auctionears. ¥ JAS SALE OF AN ELIGIBLE LOT ON PENNSYL- VANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 17TH AND ISTH STREETS ‘ On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 33, at o'clock the premises, we shall sell the east Lot io mb, tri ng 29 feet 9% inches op Penpeylvan BUS, North side, between i7te and 18th streets. with am averace depth of about 108 feet. to a 20-feet alley Terms cash. Conveyancing at pu ser's ox pense Jee 0 Mocks OO, M.W.Fads Auctioneers. . L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers South corner of Penu’a ave, and 9h st. SALE OF STOCKS AT AUCTION. On M@NDAY AFTERNGON,. April 234 at 3 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction — 3.46 49 Corporatien 6 per cent. Stock $363 73 Corporation 6 per cent. Paving Stock $10 Metropolitan Railroad Company tT bh. oo W.L. WALL £00., Ancts PY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. CHANCEBY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER- TY NEAR THE viTY. ‘The attention of the public is invited to a chan- cory sale of 74 acres of LAND. to take plase on the ith day ef April, at 12 o'clock m., et the Auction Rooms of J.C. McGuire & Co., of which fall par ticulars will be found in the adve t tm the National Intelligencer on Monday, Wi and Friday This land is well known as th Droperty. of, the late William M. Morrison, Esq., and les about four miles from the limits of the city, near the sec- ond tell-cate, on the 7th street road, and between ‘thi and Bock © é gsites, is well watered by springs and running through it, and fs near, if not traversed by. the located route of the contemplated brauch of railroad ramping from this city to the Point of Rocks. Access to the property is by the 7th street road, os = to the right at the second toll-gate. ™ 51-@01 S7 THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVO) postponed in cousequerce of the inc ement weather until TUESDAY MORNING, April 2th, same bone gad lace. 7 B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionsers, No. 526, corner 7th and D sts. north. HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE ON I ST NORTH, BETWEEN STH AND STH STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On TUESDAY. the 2sth instant. at 10 o'elock, we hal afi, 28 the premises, tbe following Furni ure, viz Mair Cloth Sofas, Chairs, Bockers, Hat Rack Clocks, Dressing Bureacs, Washstandcs Bedsteads, Marbie- top Tales, Wardrobes Sideboards, Book Case. Wh: Window Shades, ©; 5 ri poppe Spy — ae. mi jot of en Kequ . ‘And many other articles Chich we dewm anne essary to enumerate Also. at 5 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, on the premises, the Dweiliny use, consisting of a three Story Frame. containing 11 rooms, 25 feet frout by & feet deep with water and gas. Terms made known on the day of sale ap 20-d GRE. & WILLIAM Y¥ CROWN, WALKER &CU., Auctioneers. LARGE 8TOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION. A continuation ef sale will commence on TUBS- DAY, inst.. at Mr. Gonnol; Ne. 243 Penn Sye., between 12th and 18th sts., commencing et 19 ©’ lock &. m., and continue frem day to day until the entire stock is sold out. We will also sell at7 o'clock p. m. of each day, hen all are invited to attend, asthe proprietors re going to close busines: ap2l-2t* = CKOWN, B® D. L. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers. VALUABLE IMPBOVED PROPERTY OW THE ISLAND AT PUBLIC SALE. We will sell at i EspaY. Me tien, on WEDS April seat se — 25, at She o'clock p. M ses, =. S06 ie Bosare a. ‘onting 3 —_ —— — between streets south, and rnuni back 98 feet. Improved hy Brick Honse of coven rooms; also a two- fi bait a pac el ay ‘o-story frame back building con rooms. Tms at sale. $109 down when knocked of “st _D. L. WELLS & 00., Acts. Y JAS. C. McGUIBE & CO.. Auctioneers. TTRACTIVE SALE OF . ATTRA CTRABLE BUILDING FOrS ee April ith, a4 Ou TUESDAY AFTEBNOO! ¢’cloek p.m.,on the premises, all sell CSinect, between 24 and'84 and street, between 2d and 8d streets west run Bing back 160 feet situated opposite Trinity Church, the residence of W. On WEDNESDAY AFTERN 5o'clock. op the Sau No. 199, fronting north I street, between 15th and 16th streets west. and runming back 142 fect 7 inches toe 30-feet alley, opposite the Corce- ran Row Immediately after the above sale, Let 14, in Squere 218, tromting 6 feet on north K street, between lith and Ith streets west, and ransing oo 7 inches to 030-feet alley, near Frank- in Square Terms of sale: One-fifth cash; the resid’ . hel bm eh i hae watt rust on property. at wi required on each lot at time of "enle Tf the of sale are pot com@fied with within ene week day of sale, the pi will be et the risk an¢ cost ofthe defaQilting purchaser, after_ene week's notice in the National Intelligencer. Title perfect. Sale without reserve. All conveyancing and etampe st cost of purchaser eplidids JAS. C. McGUIBE &CO., Aucts. S7_THE ABOVE E. advertised te take my Toesday, 17th. till TUESDA ith April, at 5!, o'clock. and the sale for W day, 15th. 1s also postponed till WEDNESDA eth April. at 5 o clock, beth in consequence of the inclement westher. epis-dts JAS. @ McGUIRE & CO., Auct’ B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LeTs ber ° fronting on Sth ween P streets north: Siso. Lots fronting en O street north, New J: OnTUBSDAY. the 21th instant, st 6 lock Pp. ne . o's . M., onthe premises. we shall sell Lots in subdivision of Square Sli. street have 25 feet frontesch by — deep 30 and 3) feet sileys. Lots front O street 6 fi 135 feet deep, running back have 21 fect 6 inches bj fee — pa reaning “4 to a30feetalicy, making very Lots. PRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancti 3 B No. 586, cerner 7th and UE, BET 9 ND i WEST. AT PUBLIO AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, the 25th at 10 o'clock «. mi. we shall sell at house No, 63 the following re, viz : Maboguny Hair oe fs, Chairs, Bockers ing. ureaus tage Bedsteads. W: as Matstuece, Window Shades, Ol Cloke Cook: fe Alot of ‘ap 20 sift Papit i iF a uF ¢ + ® z, #3 5 g 5 fH A | FR gene ae