Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1867, Page 4

A KISSING SONG. ‘The foliowing wi} suit somebody. so we give it Arm— Lei me kivt him for hie Mother.” Let me xiss her for her mother— The bewitching Polly Ann— Let me kiss her for her mother Or apy other man. Let me Kiss Jer for somebody, Anybody in the world, With ber ba.r so sweetly aubura, And so gloriously curied. Let me bise ner for her -feller,” And I do not care a red, It hetaps meonthesmeiler — With his «silly made of iead.”” Let me kiss ber for her daddy— ‘The pretty pouting elf— Or, if that don’t suit the family, ‘Let me kiss her for myeeif! Curious Cause for Abandoninga id. There was a fuony case of elopementin Brooklyn ist weed, snd one of the Suaday papers bas cerved it up in the highly original and delicate style of which 1 gave youan example or two last week. The parties to it bearded in ene of the fashionable boarding bonuses on Brookiyn Heighte—there are no: apg but boarding bouses on the Heights now. ‘The lady and her lover left the house at dif- ferent boars on the same day, the latter carry- ang 0! @ lady's wardrobe aad jewelry in his trunks. The lady soon joined him, however, and the pair left for Europe. or parts unknown, jeaving behind, in the lady’s handwriting, an explanation of the ressons for her flight. It was io the shape ofa letter to her husband, in which, after declaring that she loved him (the forsaken) second cnly to ner “beloved Mon- tague,” (the takea) she goes on to say, of course in postscript, as follows Do you remember, darling, the evening we Bad those charming charades at Mrs. Brady’s, {the landlady of the boarding-house,)in which the Tyrant was played; you know we repre- sented the syllable ‘y by & marriage, in which 1 personified a bride, and my aear Montague the bridegroom; and then yon the horrid ron! by tearing about the stage id reciting a stapia piece of dreadful Fre: poetry! How ceuld you, when the whole rd tyrant was acted, take the part of Gessler, while my own Mentagne took that of the note William Tell ? On! 1 shall never forget how splendid he Jooked, with bis pants turned up to the top of bis boots, and my red opera cloak and plumed riding hatonhishead. Oh! how glorious was the burst of sentiment when his manly voice declared he would die for his country! My whole soul was filled with admiration, ana then and there I determined I should be his, and only bis. Why did you take such a ri- diculous part as Cock Robin in the « Babes in the Wood !"—yeu looked so silly bopping about the stage withtwo feather bruskes in your coat tail pocket! The forsaken husband, instead of being quiet about this aff@r, and consulting only his law- yer, has been running about the couatry show- ipg every one this letter. This should be ‘warning to young gentiemea, who ought not to take ridiculous parts in charades if their Jady-loves are also romantically disposed. William Tell is certainly more sublime than Cock Robin! rn A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN HAVANA.—In- tense excitement bas been created in Havana by the discovery of a terrible instance of rob- ery and murder on the person of a German pediar, named Mass. It appears that on the evening of the 30th ult. a man called at the house and proposed to Mass to accompany Bim to the Cerro Suburb, where, according to his statement, a dry goods merchant intended to dispote of bis stock at a great sacrifice. The wife begged ot him not to go, seeming to bave a presentiment that evil would befall ber Busband, but he only laughed at her fears, and after putting £1,000 in bills and about $150 in gold in his pocket. started out with the stranger. As Mr. Mass had not returned at 11 e’clock the wite became uneasy and inform- ed the police,but nothing was heard ofhim. The same evening & carriage with two men inside drove to the door of a hotel near the outskirts of the city and aszed for a room, at the same time informing the jandlord that they had a heavy trunk which they desired to leave, emselves going about town for a shert time, and that they would return at 11 o'clock The room was promised them and the trank placed in the entry, remaiuing there ail night, the men. however, not yet returning. On Sun- day afternoon some dogs ran in from the street, commenced smelling about the trunk and setting up a piteous howl. The attention ofthe people was drawn toward the trunk by the strange action of the dogs, and on raising the trunk to see if a rat was underneath the bottom of the trunk the floor was found to be covered with blood. The owner of the hotel now became aware that some terrible mystery ‘Was connected with the trunk, sent for the police, and when the trunk was opened, in presence of the authorities, the body of the unfortunate Mass. cut in several places so to put it in, was foundin it. The perpetrato: of this foul ceed have not been discovered. Tar Laror Movements.—It is announced from New York that the stone masons of that city, who asked this week for an advance of Wages from =i to 34 i) aday, have had it granted by their employers, aad have thus Succeeded without resorting toa strike. New York house painters. who some time ago asked for an increase toS$a day, have also procured the advance, and are now being paid it by theiremployers. In Brooklyn the house painters also asked for an advance from =} to =350aday. This the employers acceded to, but they refused the additional request for but eight hours’ work on Saturday, and the house ton still refuse to work. The railing lacksmiths and finishers in New York have determined to strike for an advance ef 50 cents a day wageson May Ist. They now receive trom $2 60 to =3 25 aday. The coal heavers and ether laborers on the Morris and Essex Railroad wharves at Hoboken, who recently struck, have failed. Other laborers have peen employed in their places at the old wages, ana the strikers are generally asking to be given ‘Work again, bntthe company will notemp'oy them. The iron miners in the Morris county (New Jersey) mines still hold out, and labor completely stopped there. They prevent the ore from beimg carried away trom the mines, and have full control of affairs. Their former employers, however, refuse to yield to their demands. The New York shoemakers are holding meetings preparatory to asking ao imerease of wages, but the course they will [ sume jhas not yet been {determined upon here is nothing new to report about the New York carpenters’ strike. eerie eneorens RAILROAD Law AS TO STANDING oN Pratrorus.— The question whether a passenger who is injured while standing on & platform of railroad cars against the warning of the company, is to be deemed guilty of meghience, seems to be determined Dy the fact whe OF not the passenger could have obtained 4 seat inside the car. By the late case of Charles Willis vs. The Long Island Railr Company.in the Court of Appeais of the State of New York, it is decided tha: passengers are not to be deemed guilty of neg- ligence for standing on the platform of cars in motion, when there are no vacant seats for them within the cars. It is mo part of the dary of passengers to enforce the regulations of the company, involving interference with passe gers; that duty devolves on the conduc agents or employees ofthe company. Ltis fur- therdeciared that it is Lot the duty of passen- ere to pass from one car to another in search of seats while the cars are in Tapid motion. The passenger owes no duty to a railroad eom- pany to select for himself the safer seat on the tain. It isthe duty of the company to the Passengers to make all seats safe. The plain- tf was injured by an accident to the cars Wobile in motion, while he was standing on the piatform of the car, being unable to find a seat Within the car. Held that the defendants were Liable TF Cureca BBERIES.—On Sunday night last seven churches in Burlington, Vt, were en- tered by burglars and despoiled of their valus- bles. Communion piaze, baptismal fonts, con- tribution boxes. pulpit ornaments and Sun- day-school books were stolen from each ebureh. id much malicious mischief perpe- trated m addition. In one charch the Pastor bad several hundred dollars worth of Private property stored, aJl of wnieh was taken. The Methodist church was the only one in town | Bo! visited by the sacrilegious robbers. &7 A good story is told of an old gentleman Who went into Trinity Church, Boston, isst Sunday week, while the Rev Mr. Gallaudet ‘was ing the service to deaf mutes, by *, &c. After watching the proceedings for si atew moments, he rose from his seat, took his Dat and started for the door, and as he passed t, sb is head reproach‘ally at the sex- é. “I can’t stand them ritual BRBaxrast.—Take the Masbed potatoes left from dinner the day be- sere, mix them with a little hot milk and bat- ter, them by spoonfuls into iron pan, asly heated, and brown them in a hot biscuit pans ate wonderfully convenient articles—applicable to so many uses. GOOD RESOLUTIONS —BY QuILr. When Eve in Eden first essayea Her toilet, which was brief To moderns an example—sh. “Turned over a new lea. S27 The smail-pox bas appeared in the Vir- isa penitentiary. with eight per cent. of sulphuric acid. The maceration is contin- ued fortwenty-four er acid is then washed out by soaking the potato eatedly in fresh water. They ih warter for six hours, and this must ed until @ potate cut asa: tedden litmus paper in the bow be seen that aconsiderable disorganiza- tiom Nas taken place; the and soft. They must now be wrappe: ting paper and carefully dried under warm sand, or upon chalk or plaster of Paris When dry, the potatoes will be found te have shrunk to about half their original volume, and im external appearance they willexactly resemble meers f careful washing and dry: places in consi ~six Boars. The Pee amie otatoes are whiter et their uneven con- traction. It will them be necessary to com- plete the drying by placing them between two thick plasterjof Paris plates and using pressure. In thatinstance, the absorbing plates must be changed daily. Asthe structure of this arti- ficial meerschaum is much more dense than the natural mineral, and ie, moreover, of veg- etabie origin, itis not well adapted for pipes; but it can be carved as delicatel; schaum, and since the vegetable fiber has a strong affinity for colors, it will recei beantiful polish. Carrots treated similar! semble coral, in apy as real meer- arance, color and form and make good knife, umbrella or whip han- dies. The inventor has given the name of cor- allignin to this substance. too, beautiful red veneers for snuff -bex tops may be made. A PLAN For SETTLING Lazor ConrFLicts.— The continued difficulties in England between masters and workmen (to adopt the terms used there) have given rise to a bill, which has al- a the House of Lords, and which, if itshould prove successful, may possibly be copied to some degree in our own legisiation. The bill prevides for the formation, on peti- tion, of a“ council of conciliation and arbi- tration,” to whose decisions the same legal effect will be given as is now tors and referees. Of this m aterial, ‘iven to arbitra. The council is to consist of not less than two masters and two workmen, nor more than ten of each kind, and a chair- man, all being of the same trade, and the chairman chosen by the council. have power to hear and determine all ques- tions of dispute and differefces between mas- ters and workmen, and any award the councils may make shall be final and conclusive. same proceedings of distress, sale, impisonmert as are provided by existing acts of Parliament shall be had toward enforcing every such to a Justice of the by application at nothing in the act contained shall ] authorize the council to establish a rate of wages or price of labor or workmanship at which the workmen shall in future be paid. A committee of tne coancil shall be appointed, consisting of one master and ene workman, who shal! first endeavor to reconcile the par- tiesin difference, but in case of their failure, the matter in dispute shall go to the council to be contested in regular course. No lawyers are to be allowed to attend on any hearing. The masters are to appoint their own portion of the council, and the workmen theirs. act is not to be construed to extend to domestic servants or to farm laborers, and is to take ef- fect on the 2d of July, 1*67. f accidental suicide occurred at Fallsburg, Mich. on the 27ch ultimo. The wife of Dr. Walter Clark, in her husband's absence, took chloroform to relieve a tooth- ache, and died under its influence. 7A bill to abolish all the public markets in New York, and leave the business in the hands of private enterprise, islature of that State, 7 Wm. Backhaus, the man charged with fi oggi ng bis daughter to death at Chicago, has been discharged for want of sufficient eyi- 1s before the Leg- AL NOTI NEURALGIA, and NER- te few di oH Matic _S7 BHEUMAT VOUS HEADACH METCALFZ’S GREA EDY ee aren FREE TO BVEBYBODY. p. Circular, giving information of Mportance to the young of both hes how the homely may become beauti- respected, and the forsaken No young lady or gentleman should fail to send and receive a copy post-paid, by ddress P. 0. Draw ap3 D&Weols KNOW THY DESTINY. BNTON, the end Pi MADAME E.F. THO lish Astrologist, Clairvs ho bas astonished the scient: the Old World, has now located herseifat H N.Y ladame Thornton FHtOM possesses of second sight as to enal knowledge of the gr 8 Tied of either sex. delineates the ver: tomarry,and by intense power, ki rantees to prod: e@ husband or wi together with date of mrrriage, leading traits of eharacter, &c. {J a . as thousands of testimonials can assert. She desired @ certified certificate, or it th tare ie what it ble her to tm- hile in a state features of the he aid of a n- Samuel Jordan. ¥ jon by retarn y. 01 red imformat: envelope ressed to the picture and desire mail. All communications sacred!: Address {in covfidence, MADAME B. TOM. P. 0, Box 33, Hudson, N. ¥. ap 3-D&Weely IT8 EFFECT 18 MIBACULOUS. HALL’S VEGETABLE I14N HAIB RENEWER, rfect and wonderful article. Cures bald- A better dressing than ‘tens hgeeh, dry, and reseed, t wonder is the rapidit: GRAY HAIR 70 ITS ORIGINAL test and worst looking hair resniites its beauty by its use. air, but strikes at the * pomat * fnte Beautifal matter. plication Will do good the NATURAL CoLog returnin, ‘OBE every day, and the old, gray, Low Be gray discolored appearance of the hair titel fact Place to lustrous, # Zs 7 canada ; Bo other bes our private Government All others are al’s Sicilian Hat all like it in eft See that each Lott Stamp ever the top CO.. Nashua, N L INSTITUT BEMEDIAL wer 14 Bond street, @F Be sure and send for them, ? mot reeret it; for,as advertising phy- wmpostors, without references trusted, Enclose a rectto DR. LAWRENC no stranger should B ANDUELIBAUY, AND THE T aphood 2 en on the Crime of 8 logical Errors, Abuses and Di: create impediments to Marriage, with su: of Belief. Sent in sealed letter farele Howard Assoctation, Pi SECRET DisBasEs. Rivan’s Girtis the most certain, safe end | reme- to tour days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No mineral, no no meceany. — iy tay hy be taken. It Me s lens be exposed. Male Bama! effectual remed dy ever discove: | ARITAN’s Boor ann Hx! permanent eure fer Spyhi Bold by BO: Ford bon aver eee STBOLOGY. THE WORLD ASTONISHED PUL REVELATIONS AT ASTBOLOGIST, MADAME H. A. PERRIGO, She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She Testores to happiness those wh ‘al events, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of reis- . loss of money, kc , have become AT THE WOND MADE BY THE @: tions and friends, des: pendent. She bri: rated, gives information concerai: Foy fhe Beiter ot a ou ina in what you will speedy marriages will marry. gives you the very di ie characteristics of b ou the name. They are very lightand nice. These | rite the day of you were bern, inclosing a 7253 Bite. N.Y. desiring them. a4. yeer in of hair. op3-DaW,coly P.O. Draw AUCTION SALES. | THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B" THOS. DOWLING, Anct.; Georgetown. VALUABLE IM- fT he rt eof raed athe Et ‘The three-stery Br: House, with the lot, whic! ig 20 feet front by 120 feet deep; and the 2 story Frame Houses, weet of the brick house, arately, with lots respectively attached to the Y, the 12th day of April, A. D. ee, at 5o’clock . 679, ci sold in three separate parcels, each having a front of 22 feet 5 inches on 34 street wes! south U and south D streets, and a depth of about 106 feet toan alley in the rear nd LotGo ia ore separate parce! rach having @ front of 17 between 2d and 8d streets west, by All the pth of about 134 feet 6 inches. above property is desirable. and deserves the attention of persons desiring to invest in such FO) PTPorme of sale, a8 prescribed by the decree : One. third cash; the dae in two equal pay: six and twelve months. with interest from the day f sale; or, at the option of the perobener. t ro! money may be paid incash pres- ently after the salo, 6 ‘les are perfect. W, JONES, { Ci F. CHARLES M. MATTHEWS, { Trustees, ma Soimtade” 8’ THOS DOWLING, Anck. ‘BEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Bt 5 No, 626 8. B. corner of 7th and D sts, TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONT. ING ON VIRGINIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10 st, ON THE te ISLAND, AT PUBLIC AUOTL On FRIDAY, the 12th instant. at 60’clock p. m., we shall sell, on the premises, Lot number 15, having 25 feet one 84 feet deep, to a 20-feect alley, contain! square feet, more or less, and Lot No. I ing 3) feet front by 88 deep, to 8 20 feet alley, jaining 2, ‘@ feet, more or less, in sq! No. 333. This property offers inducements rsons wishing to pe: Tt wishin, table urease a good building sit le indi: le. Terms: On cash ; bal in three and six months, for netes bearing interest, and secured by 8 deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and rev itamps at the cost of the purchaser. Or if the whele of the purchase money is paid in encanta will oy ay C eo deferred yments. 10" on the day o' e Marea. GRREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Ne, 626, corner 7th and D streets. 4 G00P TWO-STORY FRAMB HOUSE AND LOT, ON 6TH BEET WEST. BETWEE AND 1 STBEETS SOUTH, ON THE ISLABD, AT AUOTION. = 'BIDAY, the 12th instant, at 5% o'clock B& shall sell, on the premises, Lot No. 14, in 28 feet front by 125 feet deep, net with the improvements, good two-story Frame House, in a FS nd neighborhood, te which we ask @ attention of persons wishing to purchase a private residence in that location. One-half cash e in six and eight months, for notes bearing interest, and secured by 3 deed of trust on the MS, Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 626, corner of 7th and D streets, TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, pt ig & Store-room all fitted up with Shely- Lo d Bow Windows, at Auction. FRIDAY, the 12th instant, at 6 o'clock p.m , weshall sell, onthe premises, fronting on lith street west, ncar Maryland ué, on the Island, the Let, having lé feet front by 99 feet 10% inches deep, with side alley, consisting of a good D id Si Apy one wishing to , and business place ince in 6,12, and 18 months, rest. and se-ared by a deed of trust onthe prem! All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the of the purchaser. $50 down on the cay of sale, “apsd GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B*, COOPER & LATIMER, Auc He ag (Late clerks with James 0. Mctut Southwest cormer ponnezivenia avent @8, CIGARS, LOT . AT AUCTION. 1 @, April 13th. at 10 o'clock, is front of our auction room. we wili sell, § large sssortm ‘uraiture, Kitcher equirites, &c.. c — Walnut a ashstanda Wainut and Mat any Dining Tables Hatr-Oloth Sofa. Bide and Rocking Chairs Gane and Wood Seat Ohairs, Pine Wardrobes Hair and Hu-k Mattresses — polter Ione Pillows, Mirrors y and Ingrain Oarpets id Check Mattin, Bix Cases Champagw Kegs Roll Butter 3,000 Henry Clay Cigars. Lso. About 200 square fet German Tile, taken from the floor of the mirsapes House. 80+ About 200 volumes of the ° torer of the Union ginal Purity, by f the United States to its b. ee COOPEB & LATIMER, Aucts, B* W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. Original Horee and Garri Bazaar "OS Le. av., between sth and 10th ata, SALE OF HORSES, CABBIAGES, HAENESS, iC ‘’&c. On BATURDAY MORNING, April 13, at 19 ‘kK, we will soll, at the Bazaar,a number of oo ieee and mark Horses, (a full de- ription comprising— wou UT SIXTY HORSES. fine Farm or Work Horses,sound condition, from the country, ALso Lot good Mules, some animals, ery large, and fine working ALsu, A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- gles, Rockaways, Carriages, Wagens, and other Vehicles One new Jenny Lind Waeon, built in this etty. Lso. New end Beco! Saddles, Gar. Tinges. &e rivate Terms cash . eee sales days, Tuesd: Thursda: jaturdays. Carriages and Harness always on private sale. aplo W. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts ¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers Beet et v., bet, 9th and 10th sts, DBAD LETTER OFFICE SALE. 600 Passerscotype Oaser. which have accoumn- lated in the al Letter Office for several nd style, Pearl. Tortoise Sne 1, Papier »,Velvet, &c,, elaborately painted and finished. Atso. A large quantity of Silvered Daguerreotype Plates, Brars Mats. & By order of the Post Office Department. Sale to commence on SATURDAY, April 6, at 12 o'clock, at our Auction Rooms. 295 Pennsyi- Yania avexue,and EVERY TUBSDAY, THURS. DaY, and SATURDAY t wrote ag og ted — time and place, until the whole stock Qf N ‘A catalogne is now bi : of miscellaneous articles which bave accumulated tn the Dead Letter Office, (since the last sale ) They will be sold at au iy day. Due notice wili be given. Post Office Depprtment. April, 1857. eo ohran.| WAL ® 00., Ancts. BX GREEN 2 WILLIAMS, A uctioncors. No, 626, S. EB. corner 7th and D streets. ADMINISTRATRIX’S SALE OF A FINE FAMILY HOk=E OCARBIAGE, AND HAB- NESS aT AUCTION On SATURDAY, the 12th fnetant. at 10 o'clock a.m., we shi ell at our tom rooms. by order ofthe Honoralile Orphans’ Court, belonging to the personal effects cf the late Jolin VD, Barrow, deceased ‘Terms Gash. By order of the Administratrix, ap 10 GREEN &@ WILLIAMS, Aucts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Be Rootes coucheust cet 7th and D sts. VALUBLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, FRO. ING ON D STREET NORTH iT 3 10TH STEEBTS wists On MONDAY, the Lith k Dp. m., we 1 i 2, in Sa con- sisting of a Two story and k House, afog back to a fine faxes alley. bei House Lai a. to wvtvoes hen nn Tey wore pd buyers, re ty “Terme ;ouecbalt nese nh fo in six and eive ths, for notes beat ‘and secured deed of trust on the premises. Ail couvepansiog and revenue stamps at ae cost of the purchaser. own CT sale. Beane SRERN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts, ee SSS AS, Anche. B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. THE) BHO HOUSES AnD BRICK AT aU ‘ on SPER T SPRaatd rs we Snd‘adjointng the Mothodiet’ Protestsnr etenee! > th : Conarres: hor aban ree small ager tor Shop with stable attact Phe prone rey oters Baap ith sane for is “Forms at sale, o THOMAS DOWLING, auct. w B PRS eres ovguie our Sark AZ Tm Avayun AUCTION SALES. Y GREEN & WILL VERY VALUANLE Fa AT PUBLIO AUOTION. AUOTION SALES. Be cricna Rome aed 96 Louisiana av., OHSE B. = AUOTION SALES, Seer eae OVED PROPERTY ON FIFTEENTH and M vitester at Pablic if Rit Lot We. ight and s half | nui Tet. 4 NEAR THE €ITY, ON WEDNESDAY, THE 1ST DAY OF May, AT 11 o’CLOck a. M., on the premises, ell that FARM Known on the map of 1360 as the ABEBCEROMBIE ) eighty -Dine acres of land. bout one mile ided to oursale on jorse Bambier, ve: nation, ATUBDAY AFT! m Barc the premis: ~ ‘We shail cell ry fast yy Casey, and asplen- strei red and seveaty- three sp is A ten feot alley om the The above property will be divided tosu:t 2. r balance in six by a deed of trust on ‘a A Phaeton in complete order, and @ thorough bred bove will be sold without re ® good sperrn 89) ooprcas: reserve. and of- a unity to buyers to ebtain a first Hickey, and W. W W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, . Auctioneers, EW BRICK HOUSE. With Frame Back-builiing, orn house, Slangh beure, ead all necessar, rries, Grapes, and other of purc! . WALL aco. PER & LATIMER, Aucts, Stor LY es a = Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSE AND LOT AT AUOTION. On MONDAY, the isth instant, April, Is at6oclock p. m., infront of the of trust, to the ea be: late the 12th day of F. recorded in Liber B M. H.. ome of the land records for Washin, District of Oclumbia, the follewin, ert: , Wig :~ rT house, Pow! FUBNITUER Cor?aGE SETS, ac., AT AUO- ORNING, April . wo lot of good Furniture. Ngbt. warm, and highly enriched, to be the very best for early as weil as general ones. fiers the best opportunity for invest- ment Bow in the mark ‘ ebruary, 1846, aad ‘Cottage Bets Sofas t and Vottage Be: Gane abd Wood seat Oh dsteads, Bure Shuck wa stre anes of square num- T, or divided to sult pure ty-three, (853.) be- . D. STOCKBRIDGE & CO thence east e: sod F Northeast corner GREEN thence south ei xt the place of beg! ogether with the 8 Made known atsale. All conveyanci; evenue stamps at cost of ie ibe required paid down w 5 @ purchaser should fail to comply the terms in five days after he rigbt to resell the pri sale three times in good Roll Butter, y other articles ae ras, -L. WALL £0) WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, avenue, corner lth at, LARGB SALE OF FUBNITURE a EFFROTS AT AUG’ . OBNING, April 13th, at 10 o’clock, we will sell, at our Auction Boom: assortment of- ads, Washstands, Glasses 3, Auctioneers, LOTS FRON TING HANDSOME BUILD on North Mand tr at Auc! MONDAY. the 18tb instant on the premises. at6 o'clock p.m. No. 620, which will lnches on M street. and iss 49 feet 5 inches om n the property On SATUBDAY Mi & WiLuiaMs, Y COOPER & LATIMBB, Auctioneers, (Late clerks with James 0. McGuire & Uo...) Southwest corner ot Penn. ave Star Office Building. ESIEASLE BUILDING LOTS ON O ET NORTH, between 6th and 7th and ith th streets was: Auction UBSDAY AVTE! ee e ed tion of persons $25 paid down on each lot & WILLIAMS, Auc tioneere. — eres ana Dats, SMALL FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIO AUC- On MONDAY, the 15th inst_. at 5 of | Land, with an 1 necessa: chard with all k: ter through the land ebout four miles fro and lith «treet, Bag Uarpe! ing and Stair Carpet Wood-seat Ohairs and Tables ssertment of Crockery, £0. Stove, Child’s Carriage. r lot of other Furniture. it M. K. WALSH & 00., Aucts, HAGLE & 00. e Salesroom, 95 Pennsylvania avenue, April 13th, at 10 o'clock, we our Salesroom, on accou nt of ted fe ket for @ Marke: ~~! two hundr: On BATUBDAY will sell, in front o! whom it mel A lai 01 COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts. & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. o. 526, ccrner 7th and D streets, VALUABLE IMPROVE PROPEBTY WEST, NEA’ TION B* GREER meo! iremises before the on Mr. Crawt how them with p ent : One third cash; balance in one and two irs for notes bearing interest eed of trust on the and revenue stem; $100 down on the B™ NAGLES Balevrerween ih and 10th HAGLE & @O. will to the sale of Real Estate Also, to the sales Wines, Liquors, a wi Fipes, Blacking 8 and Fancy Soaps y Scrubbing Brushes ‘uckets, nests Spice Boxes B OHIO AV. who lives adjoining, SDAY, the léth instant, at 6 o'clock 1 sell, on the premises, part of Lot M: 1 iit two-story an Di ey, being the residence of Powell, deceased Building Lote adjoinin, at, running back @ coo: erty offers great i ‘tra! just been paved with blue wer running through the street. Terms: One third cash: balance in six, and eighteen months, for notes bearing { and secured by a deed of tra All conveyanc! Boxes Starch. Nests Flour B: Barrels Coffee, Boxes Tea. AL Ten Firkins Batter Together with a general variety of Groceries. 1 A large lot of Ladies’, Shoes. aD All conveyanc atthe costef the purchaser. GREEN ‘2 WILLAMS, Avcts, ng. back to a g the late Grafton Also, two han t's and Childrens’ ements to pur- the street has . Ars bate af et meat bor = ae akis. nh aeed 0» quors and Wines ines Fry and Port Wine Barrels Tomato Oatsup. NAGLE & 0., Auets. . K. WALSH & © a No, 285 Penna .. Corner 10th street. PEREMPTORY SALE OF OLD LUMBER, &c, UCTION eee EENOON, April 15, the let in front of 8t. e lot of Doors, Door Frames, Window F be Sash. Window Shutters, Planks, Boards, M.K. WALSH & OU. Ancts GBEEN & WILLIAMB, No. 526, southeast corner T AND VAL’ @AN . NEAR EAsT COBNERB OF THE Ca and opposite to where a Large rected On MONDAYS, the 22d instant, at 6 o all sell. on the premises, the 726, having @ front of asout o ” Maryland avenue, run: atrect, with the improvements, c Sales at our sal WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. 26 8.E. cor. 7th and D streets. BRIOK HOUSE, Fronting on Vir- street weet and the eroom TUES- BY carer & bs Stadt 0 On MONDAY AFT e will sell. on Church, corner VALUABLE TWO-STORY WITH BAOK BOTLDIEG JAMES ©. McGUIRE & 0O., FUBNITUBE WABE-BOOMS, front, runnin, street, with the ry Brick House. is, marble mantels, new pave kK. making It a desirable ich we ask the attention 7th and D streets. mprovemente. com-{stin; Having relinquished the Auction and Commts- DABLB pRIOk sion business, and converted our extensive ware- r00ms, at the corner of 10th and D streets, into private residence, to whi One-third cash; b: and twenty: tvur PITOL Grounds, and Fine Hall is Br Fre A g HOUSE-FURBNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, we are now prepared to furnien every variety of HOUSE ANP OFFIOER FUBNITU: at the most moderate rates. Our stock comprises PARLOR SETS, in Bepsand Hair Cloth, CABVEDand PLAIN OILED WALNUT OHAM- the premises. stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ‘itle indisputable EN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. COOPER & LATIMES, Auctioneers. (bate clerke with Jas. 8. W. corner Penn one aot the day of sal Private residenee, to which we ask attention of buyers ant balance in six and twelve @ interest, and seeured by emises. All co he cost of the pur own on tne day of sale. iN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY °oorze & LATIMER, (Late clerks with J. C. McG Southwest cor . McGuire & Go ,) months, for notes bearin. a deed of trast on the pr: revekui wri atth ja CATALOGUE SALE OF INGS, RARE COINB, TION Gn MONDAY mext, April 15th auction reom.we will superior collection of Ba: FINE OIL PAINT. 4&c., AT PUBLIC AUC and TUESDAY EVENING: and léth, at 7}. o'clock, “4 COTTAGE SETS, SINGLE BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS, 1 EBLABOBATELY CARVED BEDSTEADS, CHAIBS OF ALL VABIETIES, | EXTENSION TABLES, HAIB MATTRESSES and FEATHER PIL- ted New York, and it the store of Messrs. Solomons; amongst them are scenes from the Potomac, id 1a So were lately on exbil VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR TH SUITABLE FOR COUNTRY SEATS KET GARDENS, just bey Bridge, and adjoiping Dr. ond the Navy yard jeberman'’s farm, at lay 6. at 12 o'clock m. A le scx pes an Intertor many others, ‘anand American art E. coased, and others of celebrity ogues can be had at our anction rooms. OOPEB & LATIMER, Aucts. OOPERB & LATIMER. Auctioneers (Late clerks with J.C Southwest corner Penn's _— OFFICE DESKS avi WEITING TABLES, | CANTON MATTING, &c., &c, We have also for sale the celebrated TUCKER SPRING BED, which for comfort, durability and cheapness io and just beyond th. : and lying on the Ga +4 This property hasbeen subdi vid autifally located, locations surround: etual spring of - McGuire & Uo.) nue and llth stre-t, ding ortunity to purchasers or fer market fall description of each: lot a PI ne can be seen at our anction rooms rd cash; the residue in ¥ a deed of trast 100 will be re- COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, EEZN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneors Gir ba0, soathnastcotees Ten Dats. IsSIONBES’ SALE OMUILDING LUT FRO country rest ah ei By virtne of a decree o the District of Columbia, day of September, 1865, and cause pending in said court, wh Cost etal, are compleinants and M sy are defendan: reme Court of date on the 26t) ec in TUCKER MANUFACTUBING COMPANY BRONZE CLUCKS, Beantifal in design and finish. and at very reas- onabie prices, premises, A deposit of 2: on each purcliase. ap i2-fmw&de JAS. C. McGUIBB & 00., corner of 10th and D streets. EaACUCTY AUBUEN, GOLDEN, | nd jersey avenue, bet. D are, fronting aud B streets ; the residue in pri S.uare 630, as Also, Lots 27, 28. on North Capitol « north. Terms of sale: One-third ca: six and twelve months, on the premises. purcbaser’s cost. quired on eace purchase 4, HY ap) _OOOPER'& La BE W. ©. WALL & 00. anc ERNMENT SALE OF STONE. DES OF THE POST OF Fick D On WEDNESDAY MORNING Mencing at 11 o'clock, we will sell. streets. opposite the Ger and a portion ofthe M: nare, between E and @ streets, : reet, between XEN AND SILKEN it 6 o'clock p.m : E f en order and decree ron fete games «4 Polumbie, Ee | and par piped Phillps.(No 668 equity, 0. 564. Davin, th i} All conveyanci It of $100 will be re- OUNG. Trustee, TIMER. Aucts. ced SEB LE CHEVEUX to curl the most straight aud either sex into wavy of Prot Bi . One application stubbor ) we shall offer for London with the most cratifyt result«_ Doss po injury to the heir. sealed and postpaid, RGEB, BSHUTTs & GO., io. 2™5 River street, Troy, New Yor! for the United States. COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and llth st, AT PRIVATE SALE. of firet-class PRIVATE BBESI- ‘8, in central locali and Frame HOUSES ton and Alexandria ding lot. ir = the route ts six and ths, the purchaser or purct.ase; twelve mou’ A P yable to ek tants re for the deferred paymen: the day of sale ap3 i&weoly + April 17, co: All conveyancing and revenue ou Sth, betw Stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title deed to be retained until the whole of the money is patd. HOMAB ia comprising the 3 A 1 FARM, between Washin ¢ Frame HOUSE, with bot 1 feet square. of LATIMER. Avets, EST PARIS FASHIONS OF HAlE LATE? PARD using. and Pipe Castings Stop-valves. Water P: Vices. Crowbara Hydraulic Jacke Com For farther particulars aj LLOYD & WILSON, Boliciters 0 GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. JOOPER & LA’ = wie clerke with Jas E. ALLIOT, FRENCH HAIR-DRESSER, 324 E street. between 13th and léth ets. Mr. Alllot, from Paris, Hair- telebrated Rachel country. bas now eight years in Washin: oying the patro’ of the highest society. pounce that be bas fashions of hair-dress' everything that belongs at very reasonat le prices. CALVEBT FORBD, DRBUGGIST AND CHEMIST, No. 290 Pennsylvania avenue, Keeps constantly on hand « fresh supply of PUBE DRUGS AND FINB CHEMICALS. Lewises and one Stene Cart fordehire or CHANOEBY SALE. By yirtve of a decree of the Supreme Ueurt of f Columbia,in the cause of barnes d al., No. 381 Equity, dated blic auction. ou the hours here- Mowing dane Tibed prop » with wh he arri wi “Netablished b will be on all 26, 17, 1 will offer et reMises, on the days and a inafter [pot norte Bogs erty in Washington city. Op THURSDAY. AF TEL! » improved by three fronting en M street north, between 4th Ou FRIDAY AFTEBNOON, M D. M., on the pre: and 12, and the cas real cab; bal: ith notes satisfactor rest. 1 goods to be removed within ten days after W. DL. WALL & 00, Ancts, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer: 6, southeast cor. 7th and feet 7inches from 9, in Square No. 38. rai tth and ¢th streets he other lote will bes bdtvided improved by tw: fronting on 2d street east, between north D and C streets Op MONDAY AFTERBOON, May 6th, at 5% % fi re tof Lot N inkl Ho, Seating elton tint of sald square, and rnnning through te I t ick Houses. jOON, May 7th, at 5's i strect west, are No. 466, b a he a cl pont 13 feet 6 Inches a large stock of all popular PATENT MEDICIN together with ENGLISH AND FRENCH ,» TOOTH AND NAIL BBUSEEs, AND POMADES, SOAPS AND PEBFUMERY, which 1 offer at a small advance above cost Sole Agent for the sale of **Samaritan’s Gift.’ “Bickrine,” Metcalfe’s Bheamatic Compound and Tricemare, the great English remedy. ih; balance in six and twelve ring interest, and the premises ‘x and revenue stamps at the cost Tadieputable: en by a deed of trast o1 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anucts N & WILLIAMS. Anctioneers, SERES, southeast corner 7th ‘and D streets. PROPERTY IN SIXTH WARD VALUABLE PROPERTY IN On THURSDAY. the 18th instant, at 6 o'clock m., we shall sell, om the premises, bo ‘oy the dept of Lot 1s, aid o' f are 847, situated at venue ani 6th street east, consisting of one one- to aid y instalments st six and 5 red by approved notes. eereoe: Mite toreis ot tale mast comp! ‘ty five feet fron’ with the tmprovem e rick one-story Frame Houses. Sphe aburrect ine ills fo, the, Property has »: - . the aay of sale, jr ;, balance in ene and two pow atep Me terest, aud secured by All conveyancing ef the purchaser. WILLIAMS, Aucts. asers after one week ’s no Seyestins ‘at the cost of . Stamps and con- ieee ee Pea = ae eres DAT al bs St! sWars PIANOS. of Grand, Square, ‘s Pianos have, bye edn gee ee et premium over ‘on all occasions, ood Baltimore ih Tk, Boston. oii pow Yor’, { aac of trast on the vor Tica At the World's Fy & Sons recei the Aldi: back buildin, tech House, and water 1a hi y and his Men. 1 volu La OOOPER & LATINBS; Astts. eae