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LOCAL NEWS. AMUSJ5MSNTS TO-NIGHT. GkovEli's Theater.? Mr. Wilkes Booth ojiws his engagement this evening. It has be? n a most successful one, though short, and ?our play-goers teel that the name of Booth is vet to hold its own on the stage. His closing bill it "The Marble Heart," the piece which made tilth a hit the first night he appeared. Italian Opera.?Washington Theater was j ?crnmm< d last night, on the occasion of the ap peal auce of the Grau Opera Troupe in "Trov- ? tor*-.'* To-night an opportunity is given of j witnessing " Don Giovanni;" Cordier, Susini, | Hri^-'Boli and others, appearing. Canterbury.?The past week has been one j of pleasure to the patrons, and of remunera- j tion to the managers of Canterbury, for the : bills nightly have been admirable and the au- j ds< nccs large. Julia Mortimer, Kate Pennoyer, j Ernestine de Faiber, the sisters Marie and Au- < fiusta, and all the performers appear to-night . in a splendid bill. The Kusmas War panorama draws crowds nightly at Odd Follows' H ill, Seventh street, j i.io bv all means and see this great work of art. j "The battles by land and sea, and the scene de- j pic ting the fall of Sebastopol, are remarkably , successful. Varieties?This resort has now two im- | xnense attractions in the persons of C. W. Par- I ker, the boneless man, and Harry Leslie, the fearless rope walker, who appear nightly. Ada . l.aureiit, Helena Smith, Ada Tesman, Nellie Seymour and other first-class favorites appear. St. Peter's Ciicrch Fair will clos? this evening. This has been one of the most enter taining lairs of the season, and on this last night all should aid in making it remunerative. It is held at Odd Fellows' Hall, Navy-Yard. Fair at Rtland Chapel.?The ladies of Rylai dChspel continue their fair at Potomac Hall, Island, and offer as fine a display of use ful and ornamental articles as could be desired. The refreshments, too, are most palatable, and are gracefully dispensed by fair ladies. Tiik Campbell Horpital Entertain- | liKSTf.?Last evening, another fino entertain ment took place at Campbell Hospital, which was attmded by nearly all the patients and | convalescents quartern! tliere, numbering some j 3M>, a number ef soldiers from neighboring hos pitals, and quite a number of ladies and gen- j tlemen. friends of the patient". The affair took place in a large ward, which has bi'en fitted up villi a. stage and scenery, and otherwise orna mented, w hich is used during the day as a read ing-room by the patients and for the entertain ments. The scenery was painted by one of the cor.yalescents?C. W. Bolza, Oth Michigan. The i nUrtainment was opened by a grand procession of the company. An excellent in strumental troupe ot six persons, with black faces, next appeared, and with music, songs nnd witty sayings, lor a time entertained the audience, and drew forth much applause. The jsong, "Katy Deau," was sung with flue effect l>y C. E. Peabody, 12'h Mass., and was fol lowed by a jig dance bv A. J. Kilburn, 146th "N Y The rt doubtable " bones," C. H. Seely, 20th N. Y., gave an exhibition of his skill on : the rattlers. A. F. Hamilton, of Hawkins' ZonaH6, a clever comedian and musician, played a solo on the concertina, drawing down the house. This part of the performance closed vi:h the "Railroad Smash-up," which was done up in style. Prof. Sell (white) followed, giving a capital burlesque on the "dissolving views." The "Congo Lay," by C. De Forrest, contract nurse, E. C. Cole, 12th Mass., Seely and Kilburn, something on the order of the Arab Lay, was done up in style, and was re ceived with shouts of laughter. Mr. Cole ap peared a* a stump orator, and spoke upon the ? ?cry-sis." The evening's entertainments con cluded with the farce of "Box and Cox," in ?which Mr. Hamilton appeared as liox, J. Trask, 12th Mass , as Cox, and C. II. Frve, 2lst .Mass., as Mrs. Bouncer, the latter character being played with much effect. At present there are about 3(K! patients and convalescents at this hospital, although there sire accommodations for about 7.*>0. The patients are treated in such a way as to make them as cheerful and comfortable as possible, these entertainments doing much to that end. At the entertainment last night, the effect was not only -with those able to be present, but those confined to their beds seemed to be well pleased that their comrades were enjoying themselves. Dr. J. H. Baxter, m charge, and his assistants, I)rs. Kelly, Hinklc, Leman, Kemp, True, and Sid ney, are assiduous in their attentions to the patients and deserve much credit for the fine order observed, and the excellent condition of i the hospital. Dr. F. Hinkle, as treasurer of the hospital, has received Slti7.s<5, as the net proceeds of the exhibition of dissolving views, for the purpose j ot purchasing a library, given through the exertions of a number of ladies, to whom th? surgeons and patients desire to return their tbnr.ks The library will, we understand, be fitted up shortly. Annual Conferkncb A. M. E. Church.? Sixth Day.?The committee on business sub mitted resolutions, which were adopted. The resolutions express sympathy with every ad vancementof the principles of liberty, whether it be in the disenthrallment of the slaves in the British West Indies, the liberation of the serfs in Russia, the emancipation of slaves in the capital of the nation, the States in rebellion, or the extinction of the entire system in all lands. The resolutions assert that the colored people are loyal, and have no sympathy with those who are laboring either "directly or indirectly for the overthrow of a Government whose in dependence was purchased in part by the blood of our forefather* and sustained by thatot their sons." While gratelul to the President and his associates for their liberty, they nevertheless attribute their d isen thrall me nt to the over ruling Providence of God. They declare that the ltith of April, 1S62, and the 1st of January, 1463, are days entitled to the veneration and Commemoration of the colored race. While desirous that the war should terminate, they will patiently aid prayerfully await the result. They are gratified that the Administration has determined to use the negroes as soldiers, and conclude by pledging themselves to use their effort* to iuduce the colored race to adopt such a course as will commend them to the favorable consideration of the humane and intelligent everywhere. We take great pleasure in noticing the fol lowing letter, written by one of Professor Alex. "Wolowski's pupils: To the Editor of the Daily and Sunday Morning f'hrtmicle Sir : Being ctesirous ?f learning on the tuauo by the new method of Prof. Wolow t ki, I commenced, not having the slightest idea of music, and I am now on the second half of my course of instruction, and I must say that in that short time rny progress has been wonderful. His method, as well as his way of explaining, is so remarkable that it enables the pupil in a very short time to understand the theory of music thoroughly, and what is more, enables the pupil to read music with the great est tat ility ; and aa 1 have derived great benefit from Prof. Wolowski's instruction, I would advise all those who would wish to become line musicians not to lose this oppportunity, as he if about to commence his last course. John Acker. The reaidence of Prof. Wolow3ki i3 at No. 151 Tenth stieet. Criminal Court?Judge FUKrr.?Yesterday, Hoi* rt alia* All l>rury, was found guilty of an assault on J. F. Winkle, in Georgetown, and jheiitenced to jail for twenty days and to pay a line tf si. Mr McNair moved an arrest of judgment in the case of Jos. Johnson, eonvicted of grand larceny, and argued his motion at length. Joftiibon was tried and acquitted by reason of a defective indictment; but a new indictment wa.-* found, on which he was convicted. The < ot.rt holds the matter under advisement. The jurors were discharged until Tuesday, to which time the court adjourned. Presentation.?A. M. Noves, Esq., of th? Transportation Department, was made the re cipient l.ist evening of a handsome gold watch bearing a suitable inscription, which was pre sented him by the teamsters and wagxn-m is ters ot t^- Nineteenth street wagon park. The preseutJnon speech was made by Superinten dent John German, to which Mr. Noyes re t !u-d in an exceedingly neat ami pertinent ad tlrers. Alter an hour or two of delightful inter course, during which proper attention w;ts I aid tothe bountiful supply of substantial*, the company dispersed. Forwarded to his Fuie>ds.?'The remains ot C'apt. Wm. M. McLean, of company iM, .>lii Regiment U. S. Cavalry, who died at the Clar endon Hotel ou Monday last, were forwarded 1 ? I :s friends in Railway, N. J , yesterday af ternoon. The body was in charge of Capt. C V . Cai.field, and was followed by three com. pauin- ot the regiment to which deceased was attached. A < 14 a "lain Arretted.?Rev I). w. Mit el ell was arrested yesterday, and committed to the Old Capitol "prison by the detectives tint, r Col. p.aker, for drawing forage from the G< \ernnuut as a Chaplain of the 10th N. Y. \ ?lunt??rs, nut withstanding the fact that the 1) Ih p .itnient ttfiicially notified him that br v.a ?.??? consider,u chaplain ot that or any otuer regiment R: '?i,;:nei?.?Gil lens' Restaurant, No. 925 i' :.i y 1 v aniaavenue,opposite Wizard's Hotel, whit !? v. ujj closed by oi derof the Provost (1 uard a w< et- ago, u ill bo reopened to-day. Patrons and Irierds of the hou?e will please not? the fact. Sum ay School Anniversary of Sunday Scli> i No. 1, a* Kaptist Church on Thirteenth fail-net, to morrow afernoon. Th* exercises will be ot an interesting character. * Cbntkk Markkt.-'The dealers were all at their stands at <tu early hour this morninjc, and sales were lively soon alter their arrival. The stork offered was qnito eqnal to the average of the season; aLd f om the list of prices it will be seen thai they have changed but little during ; he pa;-1 week: Beef.be-t rut-. prlb.i5a25!Turnips 25*40 next Ha 12j Onions - .75hJ 1 salt ?... Parsnips .... S'VC-'i dried ir.al*! Carrots . 25atfi veal 158251 Meet* ...... 40 Mutton,beef chop*.. jij Kale I~a.1i) next ... 12! Beans, butter, pr qt. 25 Pork.fre-h K\aI5 white 12alu corncd ...? . lOnK'.'^j Leeks, pr bunch o Bacon.l!auis.ti!!_cutl2?iulI: Cabbage, pr head .?.10al.'i hams, .-diced . In'Lettuce Cal2 breasts 12| Cabbage sprouts. pk,2*at7 shnulder saloi Raddi>he*. bunch... 5ai0 job 7a8; Shad, pr pair S0n7'j laid 12!j; Laiae rock, each .. ,7.ia.?l Chickens. prlb . . ysnga Smnll perch, pr bch. > prmir. . .?la2 Rock and herring .. -20a?"> Wild duck;., shufflers tE Rye, pr bushel..... .SI"*' red neck? .? I! Corn meal?..? l.lOnl.20 Turkeys, each Ship stuff ? 30*75 Ears*, prdoz 25a?i! Brown stuff l<> Butter, pr lb 25*35! Short* ... ? SO Apples, pr pk 37a50| Corn, shelled . ??. ?1.10 dried 50, Oats 70 Peaches, qt 20: Corn, iu ear. bbl..,$ti.5ib<r Cherries 26! Hay, per cwt $1.30al.ii0 Potatoes.Irish. pk..25a37'Straw? 91.40a].50 sweet 25a50l I,abceny asd Imporition.? Marparpt Brown alios O'Neil was arrested on Wednes day nis;ht laat, by Officer Crump of the First Ward, on a cfcarjre of larceny af a lot of cloth ing lrom Benjamin Ivwis (colored,) and for living oil' him and other colored folks and al ways leaving without paying her board. Jus tice Drnrv committed her to jail for court. For Coi"rt.?G. Shirres and Thos. Dutton were arrested by Roundsman Tait for assault and battery on a boy namnd James Harkness. The boy was playing around tho store corner of New York avenue and Thirteenth streets, and tantalized the accused. They caught, him and cha-stis^d him, for which he had them ar rested. Justice Clark held them to bail for court. The late Concert at Odd Fellows' Hall for St. Joseph orphan boys?one of the most successful affairs that ever came off in this city ?netted over #1,000. This amount placed in bank to their credit by John F. Ellis, who act ed as treasurer, to whom they are so much in debted for having so successfully arranged and managed the affair. Extensive Sat.k op Horsks axoMcles.? Capt. Tompkins, A. Q. M., will sell on Thurs day, April 2.'!d, at the corral near the Wash ngton Observatory, about eight hundred hor*^-; and mules, condemned as unfit for the public service. Our friends in thf* country should at tend this sale, as many of these animals can no doubt be restored with proper care and atten tion. It Mrofl.?The Metropolitan Police gallery is very rapidly tilling up. Yesterday the mugs of J. O. F. iYtcNnughton, arrested for the rob bery of Liieut. Graham while dying: .Tas Wil son, arrested for robbery in Georgetown, and Margaret McNeil, lor petty larceny, were ad ded by Mr. Bigley, the photographer. Correction.?L'r. A. T. Augusta (colored) writes to us that he holds the appointment of j full regimental t>urgeon U. S. V., instead of as- j sistant surgeon, as stated. Detailed.?Patrolman Frederick Williams, ' of the Seventh Police Precinct, has been trans- j ferred to the Superintendent's office for cleri- j cal duty. Easily Made l'r:?" Potomac's" SunWash ington letter. F<?r Corciis. Cci.ns. Bh?>xohiti^. Sore Throat. or any affection, use Bos well's Medicated Conzh Candy. It i- the most pleasant and effectual re:;: -ly known. Sold by all the principal dmsgi-ts. a:;d it Bi.p?"llV Drug Store, corner of Maryland uvonue aud 7th street. 1'* Soldiers. Attention!?Pain, diseiiste and expo sure, w ith a hot climate, muddy w at?r and bad diet will be ur.avoi-lable. but armed with Hoiloway's purifying and strengthening Pills you can ?ndun all these and stiii retain good health. On'y 25 >.eu?s per box. 220 Pocnd Feet are indispensable to feeilth and grace of carriage. It is impossible to take that natural ext-rcise so_ conducive to health if alllioted with corns, bunions, nails growing ia the flesh, or other disosders to which the feet are liable, and to ail such we would recommend an e>ir;y call at Dr. White's otlice. No. 4 24 Penu. avenue, betwt-eu l:, and 6th sts. ap 9 " Spermatorrhea can bh Gcrkd.?Dr. Rand's Specific cures Spermaiorrhaa. Stminai W-<iknm. Jhtpcttnry.Losi of Power. e.it., speedily and il ly. Its effects are truly magical. A triai of tlie Specific, will convive the most skepti-\al of inn merits. Price if 1 a For. Sold by 8. C. Ford, cor ner 11th street and Pa. avvnue, Washington, and Henry Cook Alexandria. Jao-ly Diseases ok thk Nervous, Seminal, Urisakt a*i> Sexual systems.?New and reliable treat ment?in Reports of the Hoi'sard Association?suit in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr. J Skillin Hougbton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pk. raar25-.'m Grkat Pznhsylvaxia Routb, eta Baltimor* nd HnTrishvTts, to tht iVortA and Weft.?Two trains leave Was hi ton daily and one on Sunday? auifck time? low fare and snre connection*. Soldiers tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and fur ther information apply at the office of Grsat Penn sylvania floute, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue surf Sixth st., Washington. Office open from 4a.m. until 9 p. m.; on Sundays from 2 to 4 p. m. an 14-lr X. 0. Noktok, Agent Dr. Depont's Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very U.*t m ??x. They operate spetdily and effutitfh/% and being ;.uiraT-soaUj! create no nau sea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their rup?, torityover all other?. Price .91a box. Sold by S. C. Ford, corner 11th ?treet and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. lafi-ly MARRIED, On the icth instant, by the Rev. Father Walter, at the resilience of the bride's fa'her, JAMES W. GIHSON to Miss LAURA M., daughtsr of Chaa. J. j Colum bus, all of this city. On the lfith insfant, by the Rev. Father Walter, ! Mr. J. M. GIllSON to l.AI'KA ?. COLUMBUS, all ofthiscity. * DIED, On Thursday.the lnth inst., of dlptheri a, KATIE j E , only child of Jas. 11. and Mary J . Gordon, aged 3 vears atd n months. The tenderest tie the heart can ever know. By thi* evert ig severed at a blow ; The bud of promise, hope of many years, If thuB dissolved in one vast flood of tears. Her beauteouH form, her lively infant mind. To part with her, how hard to be resigned; A first born?a lovely only child, Oh, poignant grief most frantically wild. Her parents and grandparents steeped in W09, For consolation whither shall they go; Oh, Ged who gave and who has taken ?way Vouchsafe to lighten this their darkest day. The friends of the family areiuvited to attend her funeral, fr?m the residence of her parents, No. 41HG street east, on Sunday, tae lath inst.. at t o'clock p. m. 2t* In this eity, on the morning of the 13th instant, JOHN D. llOo AN, clerk in the Treasury Depart ment, aeed about U5 years. Bis friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 106 8th street, between G and II, on Monday morning, April 20th, at.10 o'olock. Requlescat in pace. * On the evening of the 16th instant, LILY ANNA, infant daughter of Benj. 8. and Henrietta Wallace, aged 1 yi-ar and ?> day*. Friends and acquaintances of the family are re sp?ctfully invited to attend the funeral to-morrow (Sunday) nfterno?n.l9th inataut, at 3o'olock,with out further notice. * On the 18th instant of dipthcria , ANNA HIRST, beloved child of Edwin and Albina King, aged 11 months and 2-t days. Gone home. Her funeral will take place to-morrow, (Sanday,! at half pant 3 o'clock. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, * On the morning of the 18th instant *t ^ o'clock. PAULINE, the eldest child of Robert and Seiina Whi'a. ad U years Noue knew her but to love her. None uam?d her bat to praise The fnoeral will take r'ace from th? residence of , her parents, on to-morr?w, tSunday,* at :{ o'clock . fron1 H street, between and 6th. The riendK of the family are invited to attend. On the ir.ornin?of the 13th instant, at 3 o'clock, j of paralyf-is, in her Rfith yenr of her age. Mrs, SU SAN 1SALT&KR. Ion* n resident of Washin gton. Her fnuerai will taike place on to monow (Sunday > j afternoon theivth aMo'clock.from Iier re?tdenc-. ! No. 354 corner of G and 11th sts. Iter friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend 1 without further notice * In Georgetown, Apr: isth. 8AMCEL DAVID, i eon cf Charles 11. ana Asju V. Reintsel, ag?l I year ! and 1 day. Dearest San.ael thon Last left ua, We our loss most d?eolT fee'; But 'tis God that hath beref' u.s, He can all our sorrows ilea.. His funeral will take p;ac* to-mori -tw 'Situday? ' afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from No. til5 Bridge i street, " L.SK^ W .liTTHN is THK DkaTH 01' C.S. WuiINST, B. Mat. I>. Dav;s. 'Tishard to live, and yet to fe d Whilst living you are dying; To I -ave all liived i :;( s here below, T'lih, thi? is ve ry In ; ng. An i ik there nothing that can sav? I s from the arn:s of death? Can no physician , lain> the power Tl>auu>h it forthwith * Abu.' no power on o;?rtb car. heal, Or nay;. u? from the grave; Our Father's will mint be obeyed, 'TIk He aloue ^tu save. And He will *Hve aU those that call On Jesus Christ his Son , And through His all atoning blood He'll pardon every one. And if it is God's will on "arth, These blessings wil; be given; And should He bid iih come away, lie'li 6ave us all in Heaven. Now let us sa> "Thy wili be done," No matter go or stay; Wo 11 meet attain with tho-e we love, Aii'i in (Tiding# d.\y Navy Ya.-J, Washington, AprU8. It* LOST AND FOUND. IOfcT ?A white and liver colored SETTER DOG, j short tail A liberal reward will be giv n upon liii- ri ta-r :o No. 313 F street, between 11th and 12H' etre ts. *p U-2t* I^OUND?A PURSE containing a small ?um of money hl<1 a trinket, whica the owner c?u have by calling at No. 405 13th street, between G ft".o II. proving property and paying for thin ad vertisement^ _ It* STRAYED AWAY FROM THE FBIWISES Of Thom-i.* Woodward, on Monday night, a r-^1 COW with horns and L. C. on '.he horn*. A unit i b'e reward vi ill be paid for her recovery or infor mation of where she is. THOMAS WOODWARD, ap l*St* No. 35 Jefferson it^Geowiowt^ &OA REWARD?Stolen from the aubscriber on Wednesday evening April mh. h t)..i?t?ii ] hs> UORSK. with Pad'ile and oridle; 15^ hands j high; 9 or 10 years old; 'limes two front f-et out; a j Innp on the middle of the back; one white hind i foot to his snkle. Any person returning the Ilor ie to my I.ivory Stnble; on K street south, between fith and 9th st? .near the Navy Yard, will receive the above reward. ? T ap 18 st* M. J. POPE. I OsT-On the evening of the Jfith instant, near i the National Hotel, or on 6'h street. aMKM ORANltUM BOOK containing papers of no valua to any one except the owner, my name is in the b^ok. Whoever will return to me said book at 47 6 7th street, in office with Somes k. Brown, shall be suitably rewarded. ap l7-:5t* GEO. WESTON'. Cj r J?KWARD.?Strsred from the subscriber on *??.' Thursday, the I6ta instant, one srasii whire MARK about 11 year*old; 14 or 15 h and* high; she has a small wort on the right thigh. I will gir? the above reward for her Cel.very to No, ADO L street, between 3th and 10th. hp 17-3t* GEO. W. BUTTON. <j> | REWARD ?Escaped from the Wastuag ^ 1?JU ton city Jail of the Dirtrict of Columbia, on the night of the 15th of April inst.. !863? One WM. A. TOMPKIN3, aiias LEORANGE, his age is about 22years; 6 feet 6 or Sinches high; light brown hair cut short and when Ion# was combed straight back; his face is round and full; of quick and stammering spetch. Also, JOHN HARDING, about 45 or 50 years of ag?;5feet 8 or9inches high; very sharp features; hair and sidswhiskers (trey mixed; fall and rolling eye ana intellectual forehead Alfo. JOHN K1LROY. abcut 5 feet 10 inches high: 22 years of age; lipcht brown hair cut very short; low forehead; has a grum frowning look; fair com plexion and p*)x marked. All of them hart lpg irons on when they lefi the jail. The above reward will be given for their appro hension if secured in the United States jail in the Dutrict of Columbia, or $50 for either one of said prisoners. ' WARD H LaMON. ap 16 U. g. Marshal. OS1?On the evening of the 14th, a black and _.i t?n PUPPY, with two white forefeet; he hal or. a blue leather collar, and answers to the name of "Bart " A liberal reward will be g^ven if le't at 'he Segar Store next do?r to the Canterbury Hall. ap 1J it* I > HOK K AWAY FR*?M THE BOY. on George 1 ) town Heights.one brown IIORSE, with wagon breechiogon and blind bridle A suitable reward will be paid it returned to 8 D. LINN, Montgom ery House Georgetown. ap 16-St* C^AME TO MY PREMISES Of the lath instant, 4 dry COWS and yearling HEIFER, which the owner or oeners can lave by coming forward, proviBg property and paying charges_ A ( i li ri A 9 , on the farm known as Willard's Farm, ap 16-St* back of Kend*11 Green. FOR SALE AND RENT. 1 JfOR RENT?The COUNTRY RESIDENCE op po=ite the farm of Mr. f . P Blair. Apply t:> ,T A M ES 1IENNING, Esq . Quartermaster General's Office. ___ ap H-eo.jt* JtrOR RENT?A part or the whole of a substantial ff new two-story frame BUILDING, 80 by aL nearly ready for ocupancy Inquire at HARVEi A Co.'S Express Office, near the dept.t of B. and O. Railroad. __ ap lB-',w* MANNS HOTEL, OF BALTIMORE. Situated 124 Baltimore street.nearly "pposite the 8un j Iron Building. The Fixtures and Furniture is now offered for sale. The present proprietor having ! business that calls bitn from the city_ oilers this i justly popular Hotel for sale. Being in the most | central part of Baltimore, commands at aU tim.'.s a i large and profitable business, Appiy at No 124 j Baltimore street. Baltimore. >p 13-Iw* TCMJR RENT?A FURNISHED H0U8E; location 1 centrftj; ?eferences required. Apply at Star Office. ap .7 -It* Ii'OR RENT?In a small private family, two neat ly FURNISH ED ROOMS,communicating, with gas, without board. Terms moderate. Referinces required. .">10 L street, between 9th and loth, ap 17 Iw * FfOll RENT- A FURNISHED i'.RICK HOUSE, very piea?antly located, one block from Penn sylvania avenue cars, containing 8 rooms For terms and other information address Box Star Of fice ap 17 Iw* _ 1/OR *ALE?A convenient three-story BRIOK i HOUSE on ith street east, between A and B streets north, square 73i. Also, two or three de sirable Building Lot* adjoining Inquire of AMOS HUNT, No 51 north A street, near the Old Cap. itol. ap 17-3t* IT'OR HALE?A desirable FRAME DWELLING, containing 14 rocms. situated on F streetnorth, between 12'.h and 13th streets west. Apply to E. CARUS1, Law Office No. 3* Louisiana avenue. aplti 'iw* I^OR RENT?Two large K?OMS, 8>? by 25 feet, I with side entrance, over the stor e of S. II. Ba con. Grocer, 393 Pa. avenue, between 4,-i and tith streets,suitable for a manafacturer or a wholesale ! stor?. Appiy to 8. H. BACON. ap 16-tf j A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE FOR rent containing 11 rooms and c.eliar, and with all the modern improv?ments. Retervnces ex changed. Apply at No. 51 Pa avenue, n -ar 22d street ap I'j St* iWO BRICK BUILDINGS FORSALE-On west side of 9th street, ahove L. eacn two-story and basement; one 11 the other 7 rooms. For particu lars and terms inquire of J. F. HAL1DAV, P.eal Broker, corner of Pa. avenue and loth st., over the bank^ ' ap!6-lw* I'OK SALE-Four BRICK 110U8Kc-two on II A street, A'iw and 537 ; possession 1st June and July. Two on Maine avtnue and 6th street; pos session 1st May The?ofour houses are nearly now and well built, and will be sold at 37,0?", .*5,000, .S i,8iO and iSS.SOii. if ear!^ application be male to B. MILBl'RN. 524 I street north, between (:*h and 7th, or at U. S. Jail. ap 16-lm* B. MILBURN. V'ALUABLE FARM FOR KALE.?The unde signed will sell t^at valuable piece of land sit uated upon the new toad h ading to the Little Fails Bridge, being one mile from Georgetown, belong ing to the heirs of D. P. Shoemaker, and contain ing 17}-r acvis. It is beautifully situated upon high ground, bavicga spl? :, lid view of Washington, t'ue Potomac river an! tl * surrounding country, and Las upon it a fine two-story frame dw?lhn? house containing 8 rooms, a ?ai ret and cellar, stabling, barns, sheds, a s.sugnter house, spring house, pump house, Jtc.,ana a choice variety of apple, peach, pear, plum apricot and cherry trees, grapes, &c., and is in a higa state of cultivation. vV ill be m,id it. fi.ur lots or the whole. For particu ara inquire ot EDWARD J. 8H0EM AKER, Nc-. 35 1st street. Georgetown, D. C. an l(>-eollt* ^ fc^OR SALE?A BRIOK DWKLLINU, with ba^k JP building, on 12th street. No. 470. between F andG. Apply to JONA. KIRK WOOD, 470 12th street. ap 14 eo3t* OOMS FOR RENT.?With or without board, in a iarge, well furnished and pleasantly located house, with all the modern improvements, situated near the east Capitol park on Capitol Hill, west sile of 1st st., east, between A and B sts. BP 14-1W* HOU8E FOR SALE-No. 320 G street, between 12th and 13th streets, containing ten rooms, with stable and carriage house; water, gas and hot air are properly distributed throughout; Oe h' -ie is complete in ev?ry respect. For terms ap yea the premises. ap K fyOBTBALK-A FRAME HOUSE, with 6 roo u, tin 6th street, bet*een F and G, Island, In quire at JOHN HANDS' office, No. 505 7th Btreet, opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. ap 10-2w' rj^O RENT?Three UNFURNISHED ROOM8 of 1 superior finish, with gas aDd furnace, to rent at No. fi Missouri avenue, corner of 6th street, within five minutes' walk of National Hotel. Two lower rooms, communicating, auitable for office and sleeping room. ap L3-tf 1 It GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. NEW MARKET HOUSE. Plr.nw and estimates of the coat of a Market House to be erected in this Town. on the site of the present one, will be received by the subscriber until noon on the 12th day of May, 1863. it is desired that the structure should be credi table in its appearance, and have all such arrange ments and fixtures as are of approved modern in eention, with proper regard to the demands of liirht ventilation, cleanline-fl, and general con veniacoe. The plan* may be separate and varied by each person sc as to embrace one or more proposals: For a House of one story, of the length and width of the present one For a H use of two stories to extend from Bridge street to the Canal, with an area of eight feet in width between its southern terrr i rati on and the Csnal.to be pretected by a suitable i'en railing. Each proposal must suggest a plan, and the amount of the additional cost, of a basement of suitable depth, and the fall length of the building, should the Councils conclude to have ttuch addition The n at?t ials and workmanship must be of a quality and style to be approved of by such agent as may be appoinied by the Councils to inspect the same while in ceuree of construction. The plans herein indicated are intended to be more suggestive than fixed, and any other which may be presented will be duly considered and if deemed preferable may be accepted by the Councils. Any further information which maybe defired will be i'iven on application to the subscriber. HENRY ABDl??ON, Mayor. Mayok'8 Okkick, t Gsorgktown, D O., April 11,1:163 { ap 16 eotd JNO W LTJM8BON, 0BWARBINU AN DG1NERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, 91 AMD 103 WATBB 8THKET, Georgetown. D. C., Attends to the tale of ProduM, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise generally ; Procures Freight, Char ters Vessels, Ac. Business transacte 1 always with promptness and dispatoh. mar 4-tf For bale? 60 BARRELS TAR, 30 BARRELS ROSIN. F BO W L. KID WILL, Goorgetown, D, 0. HH AUCTJON 8ALES. J. C. McGUlRE & CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF FURNITURE UocaKHOLii Kfucts.-On THURSDAY MUKK1KG, April Ifith, ftt 11 o 'clock, at the resi dence of the la'c Judge T HartieyCraw ord,south si'ie of F utreet. near Seventh, we shall sell the iursjture and Effects, comprising? ^ Mhin.can) ixfw, T'arlor, and Easy Chairs, Marbie-top flentre and Sofa Tabled, ? air of Kotiewuod Divans. Whatnot. Two Marble-top Pier Tables, Light Stands, Brussels and Three-ply Carpets, Oilcloth at)d 8tair Carpets, Ma iel Ornaments. Oil'. Frame Mirrors, Window r hades, Clock. Fire Irons, Dining Table, Dining Chairs, Sideboard, China. Glasa, and Crockery Ware, Bedsteads, Rnreaus. Wa?h*tands, Wardrobes, Bnokcnses, labies. Feather Reds, Roisters ami Pillows, Hairandlluss Mattresses, Bedimg, Cooking and other Stoves, Ac. Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites. Terms cash. D DAVIDSON, Administrator, sp 11 d j. C. McGUlRE 4. CO., Aucts. R7- THE A ROVE HALE 19 POSTPONED IN consequence of the rain until MONDAY, April IKJtk, same hour and place. ap IS d J. C. McOPIRE A CO., AuCta. Hy W. L. WALL A CO., Auctioneers Corner south side Pa. av. and Ninth street, f-iROCERIKKS, TOBACCO, CIGAR3, LIQUORS anh Small Stosbs, it AdctioH ?On TUESDAY MORNING, April 21st, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, in front of the Anction Rooib, a lot of Groceries, embracing? Barrels White and Yoliww Sugars Chests Tea and Ground Coffee, Tierces Hams and Kacon Boxes Cheese, Candles, and Starch Boxes Yellow and Castile Snap Boxes Adamantine Sperin, and Mould Oaidloa Case* Catsup, Sauces ana Pickles, and Brandied Fruits Ca^es Natural Preserves and Jel ies Cases Mustard. Cinnamon, Pepper, and Ging?r Boxes Extract and Concentrated Coffee Boxes Canned Fruits, Meats, and Vegetables Boxes Navy Tobacco, Smoking and Killikinniok Tobacco A large assortment Cipars Cates Champagne and German Wines Casee Wliirkry. Brandy, Gin, and Bitters Barrels Pike's XXX, Miller's Rye, Magnolia, Bourbon, and other Whiskeys, and lo gallon kegs Suit's Whisky .'a and Brandy Also.a quantity of Sma'l Stores Also. 500 bushels Potatoes Also, 100 casesChampagne, Dupre's importation, Terins cash. ap W L. WALL A CO., Aucts. Ry GREEN A WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. FIVRTVO-8TORV HR*MK UOUSE3 AT Auc tion?un WEDNESDAY, the l-5th iuat., we shall sell, at 5 o'cltiak p. _ra., fivo two story frame hoTigfs, aitnatod on Third street ea=t, between Maryland avenue, and C street, containing four rooms each; all of Lot 10, in Square No. 767'. I'er si.us iii want of small housd* wili have a Qua chance to purchase, as they will be sold separate. Terms?One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months; the purchaser to give notes ror the deferred payments; bearing interest from the d*y of sale. A deed given, ntda deed of trust taken. Ail conveyance at the cost of the purchaser. ap 6-td GREEN A WILLI AMS, Auets. av-TllK ABOVE SALK 18 POSTPONED ON account of the rain until THURSDAY, the 23d inst.. same heur and place, np13-<t GREEN A WILLIAMS. Aucts. By GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Martha iVales, and others, vs the heirs at law of hanc H. Wales, rbrensfd. /;> Equity in the Cirruit Court at tie District of Co I urn''in. TRUSTEE S SALE OF I MPROVED REAL ES I A i fi.? By Virtue of a decree passed on the 11th day of Julic. A. D. IH51 in the ahave entitled cause, and in pursuance of the term? thereof. I sball offer, at public sab:, on THURSDAY, the 16ti? day of April nex*, in front of 'He premises, at 5 o'clock iu the afternoon, all that piece or parcel of ground and premises situate in the city of Wash ington, known and designated as the eastern part of lot imwbered seventeen, in square six hundred and eighty-seven. <?37, i having a front ?n nerth B street, between First street east and Capitol Square,of twenty six feet, and running hack, with a ?ide alley, to a thirty leet alley one hundred and nineteen leet six inches, containing3.107 square leet of ground, together with the improvements, which are acood two story brick House. The terms as prescribed ^y the decree are as follows: One-fifth of the purchase money to be paid in cash, the residue in ?qua! instalments at six, twelve, eighteen, ana twenty-four month*, with interest, to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee. If the terras of Bala are not complied with ia Ave dsys from the day of sale, the trustee reserves the right to re le 1 the property at the risa and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving three days' notice -<t Buc.h sale. All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser. EDWARD G HANDY. Trustee, mar lG-d GREEN A WILLI AM8, Aucts. ADDITIONAL. ?y Immediately after the abyve sale we will sail Lot 22, in the. Eamn square, bring upan the north east corner 75 x 52 feet. This property must be ere long purchased by the Government for enlarging the Capitol grounds; also Lot 15, in square 693. on D street south, near ih? Coast Survey Office ap 16 GRKEN A WILLIAMS, Aucti. ?i>-THE A BOTE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain, until WEDNEB&AY, the22.1 instant, aame hour and place. By order of the tru?tee. wplH-td OREEN A WILLTAM3, Aucts. By J. O. McGUIRE A CO., Auctioneers. Building lots in the first ward at Acotios.?On MONDAY, April 27th, at 5 o'clock, on the premise*, we anall sell seven Building Lots of about 20 feet front on 2?th street west, between H and I streets north, running back 1(0 feet ana less. Also, three Lots fronting about IS feet on jorth L street, between 32d and 2id streets w?st. a!?o. two Lots fronting about 45 feet on north H t- reet. between fist and 22d streets, and runniag b> ck l?>8 feet to a 20 foot alley. ^aie to commence with the first-named !oti. Terms; One-third cash, the remainder in six and tvelve months with interest secured by a de*d of trust on the premises. ill cost attending conveyancing to be paid by pi rchaser. female peremptory find without reserve ap 13-d JAS.C. McGUIRE A CO., Aucts. Dy GREEN A WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. 'ALUbLE 11UII DING LOT ON NORTH L STKI KT, UKTW KKN IfiTH ASH 17T3 .STRHBTS, AT A ei-TioN.?On FRIDAY, the 24th instant, at 6 o elk P. M.. we shall sell in front of the premises all of Lot 6, in sriuaro 1?3. fronting on north L street, 53 feet 4 inches, running back t > a 30 feet alley. Terms; One-fnird cash; balance, six. twelve, and eighteen months. The purchaser to give notes f ?r deferred payments, bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deei of tiust taken, ap 18 d GREEN A WILLIAMS, Asicts. w BALLS, PARTIES, &c. ? COME ONCE MORE, KIND FRIENDS. us on A dfully a TWELFTH GRAND RALL of the HICKORY CLUB will take place on MONDAY EVE NING, May 11th, l.-i63, at Temperance Hail, E street, between 9th acd 10th. For particulars see future advertisements. ap lH-lt* A GRAND UNION COLORED BALL will be given on THURSDAY EVENING, April 23,1363, RAIXEY'S HALL, (Eighth street, between D and E.) No means will be left untried t# render this en tertainment of the first order. The music will be ef the best class and executed by se lected musicians. Tickets $1. Refreshments^ free. No lady admitted unattended by a( gentleman. Samuel R. Collins's band has been engaged for the occasion. WM. H. SMITH A JEFFERSON. It* Proprietors. T MAY BALL' HE TERPSICHORE SOCIALS Respectfully inform their friends and the citirens of ~ Washington that they intend giving the first Grand May Ball of the season at Temperance) Hall, E street, between !Hh and 10th, on I MONDAY EVENING. MAY 4, 1S63. The members of this Association inlorin us that this will be their first Ball, and will spare no means to make it one of the most agreeable and interest ing of the season. Schroder's Band is engaged for the occasion. TicketsOce Dollar, admitting a gentleman and ladies, to be had of any of the members, aul also at the door of the hall. By order : Committet oj A'^an Ttmenu. A. Busier, G.Angermann, J. Mailer, A. Rose J. Ossicger, aplS.M&ySAi* First grand ball of the seymour club To le given at Temperance Hall on Wed utBday, April 15th was postponed until i TU ESDAY, April 21st, owing to the severity 5 of the weather. ap 17-21* T NOTICE. HE SHIELDS P-OVS Take great pleasure in announcing to their many frieudB, and the public in general, that they intend giving their twelfth GRAND BALL at Temperance ; Hall, on E street, between 9th and llth sts., on MONDAY NIGHT, April 20th. Tickets _ , admitting a gentleman and ladies The Mozart Band has been engaged for the oc fusion Committee of Arrun? J. Hogdi), A. O'-isno. J Flaoegaa, D. Uiei>?rt,.ara. P. Hoean, sp 17-3t~ sio l n ?i BOAJtDING. K OOMii AND HOARD Can be had a* the corner of 13th and H sts. ap li-3t* A COMFORTABLE HOME FOR TWO GEN t'emen or for a gentleman and wife can be bad at 3HI F street, near 9th. ap 16-31' TWO YOUNG MEN May find good arcommodi lion mid Board on moderate terms, near the Heights of Georgetown Refer for further in:el liger<-e to No l'.l Bridge street. References ex cbanced. ap IS tf ICE PITCHERS! ice riTcinnai A tew let j lift received at r?mai4ukbly low ericea. 0. W. BOi'JBL -S U SON, ap 11-eodSt ail I ron Hall. lyiKLODEONS.?A large ateortrsent of Prince A ItI Co.'b Melodeoo* have just been teaeiTwl at the Music Store of W. Q. ME1ZER0TT. ?p7 AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AMD TO-MORROIt B? GREEN A WILLIAMS A TiiREE STORY BRICK HOUSE SITUATFB ?* 0"J" Ol.KMtK or SSCOSD A3ID DglAlIS two Syi'AKBs Nokth or Tbi.mtt Ohcrch TH? will be gold on SATURDA V AFTERNOuN .the 18th inst , at5 o'clock timtTndpUc^ WlH be D"de known^ the above GREEN A WILUAM8, Aucts. ^ ?"T ? B LKW18 * CO., Auctioneers ~ J; S&S.W.as <KS!S?iJ?{^!K> vict7 '4th "UK1* betw. en G and H. Cuir/ i h? i' a C*:,r *n', ^?x>'' Scat kr*e?lLj5?h"*<T*How Ware.^blls Apples | BoxcpVtarclf i'rf ?"<i other fables. P'HrcJ!, Adftmautiiii' Cnnd es V\ooden Wnr<. Fine Cut TrrUm, Marches' p",,J 'aurf Ac., Ac a'c 00 saro,'^h"Cj't*0tn*s, Glassware, mr-R 1 r w . ?" ^EWIS & CO.. Aucta. By J. C. McGUIREACO Auctioneer. EXNESDAY>J AFTERNOON'r0f K?-?? WKD %ar' aRthtAnCt,#n w. Kin uM- ** 6 .0 shares Bank of the Metropolis Stock 1/ shares Bank of tthode Is.and Stock s-ro WILL Padded-0' PerCen^St&k ?f Watthin?ton Quarterly Six Per^ut 8U?ck W#fchin*?? Semi annua. Six MT? cirh1""" *nd n^???C8' Bank stock. a-P 17-^ J. C. MoGUIRM A CO., Aucts a mssasiss? ?r$rs-? ii~ Jtlh .St*kb.t 1t Auction ?on WEDNESDAY the lfith instant, w?sha'l sell in front ?f?h. Y' ises, at 6K o'clock p. m.. Lots" in f)r?ri'je vr^' vuion of Square ?U9, frutting ? f??r !t i street north, and running bafk 90 feet to a m H T7rm'a n''t',l1^h *nd 15th ?ts. west 001 hnt>"in(. iol?r?it tram the day of .?!? PlSSK SS"A"r,l', ^sJ^ESgSSNBS th 'ii .f ,hfB'T? notice th*t'on\"|SBU(tv' ? ff.1 JJt'mLif'i's,'," ;?*)?'?!'???": prrp. rty ?o g^i/ed .i, t-l ? - *'0' 5.he s*!d """ *Bction, to th. hi?b.? biaS.fwJl'? br \AibAwf,??S^up9^?^sr ' Sixth ?ki> StV.itH M , tbai hadnoiiie Three Mtorv iir;,.v n %? known as the "Bock Bindferv ' No . ? BjiWic* between *t>, .Jm ? V " "?- 108 (,n north D Eai""1"- ??>??'? W fftei; ?sss.ssrw^if's' ?* j.rL-tetla iaany induceriicntfi^T n,1r'iL ?8 property n^ke R ?oo.1 JnTo?tm?St la' & T??8t.w""h'n(t to THlttoSuV^Sf,* derf aplG d GBEENi WILLIAMS, Jncta |J?IT?D STATES tMABaUAKL;8 SALE OI ??oVs^\hh%^ ^kODp ^)6f for ca?h ?" V taken and ?ojd prize to the United snut"^m,S, ' _*PJ6 td BOTELER A U i LLSUN.'iacti ?" |jNITEl> BTATES MARSHAL'S VamT" fromVhe^leMt1*Offi as 0*^1 e*DiBtrjct*Coart of th^ I "Vl?! iVnd f"r "ctSff^oLmbU ISf3*'d s ^edcesd^r^he S2(tday<?f A^ril^ M";?LL'i?UJl"venc,ll? *' 11 "'clock, ft. TB , ?? cL^S ft/ TkomaaC ^a?rHl?f the C*r8? ?f the "chooner Ia^t'oi*the*cArt0 0f D*nk. ?pl6 <1 D H' LaMON. U. 8. Marshal D. C. A SSIBTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE ton. D^C a??1 irw?M VTr*si uetion.on TlfcRSBAV. 23d ApriMnstanV St the Co: ml nrar tfe Washington ObwrVatnr? a lU-! to^5bffid.t?,lSa0BaM M' '?*8.' ? u"St Saie to commence at jn o'clock a m Terms cash in Government funds (fcitfmd) CH. H. TOMPKINS, J. o. S?d&?: IJy J. C. McGUIBB A CO., Auctioueerg. VT ALUABLK LOT ON C STREET NEAR 12th un FRILAY AFTERNOON, April 24th at 5 o'clock, in front of the premigeg, we ghall fiell part of Lot ho. 8, in Square No. 324. froniing 21 feet on North C street, between 11th and 12th gtreet west, rtinnirg back 7a lo^t. Terms: One third cash, the remainder in six, and twelve months, secured with interest by a deed of t rust on the preniis^s. ap 14-d J. O. McGCRIE A CO , Ancts. Vj J C. McGUIBE A CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING 1 ots ?The undersigned, gurviring trustee, by virtue of deed of indenture, bearing date on the Urth day of April. 1*52, and recorded in Liber J. A. 8 , No. 42, folio* 344, 346, 346, and 317, one of the land rtcordn of Washington county, in the District ef Columbia, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. April 22d, at 5>i o'clock, on the premises, all the pieces or parcels of ground lying in the city of Washington, in said District, and distinguished on the plan of said city as lots numbered nine and part of ten, in square six hundred and e'gaty-flve. fronting together i'4 feet 10 inches on north Capitol street, and one hundred and twenty-two feet on north C ?treet. Terms of gale: One-third cash, and the remainder in three equal instalments, for which promissory notes of the purchaser shall be given payable io twelve and eighteen montfcg from day of sale, with interest. Deed to be given and a deed of trast taken to secure the deferred payments at the ex pense of the purchasers. If the terms of ealo are not complied with within ten days after the sale, the trustee reserves the right to re-gell, on giving one week's public notic^, at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser. JAMJES ADAMS,Surviving Trugtee. mar 9 ? eod&ds J. C. McGUIBE & CO Aucta. By J A 8. 0. McGUlRJ Sc. GO., Auctioneers TTRUSTEE 8 SALE OF VALUABLE PB0P krty .?By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 29th day of October, 1856, and recorded in Liber J. A. S., No. 124, at folio 99, et seq., among the land record* of Washington county, D. C., the sub scriber will proceed to sell to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 2*th day of April, 1863, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises, all aitd singular, those certain lots of ground lying and being situate in the city of Washington, in tfce District of Columbia, and which are known and distinguished on the official plet and ground plan thereof as Lots 1. (one,) 2, (two,) and 18. (eighteen,) in Sauare 431, (four hundred and thirty-one,) together witn the improvements, Ac., as in said defrd mentioned. The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, and the residue in Mix and twt-lve months, for which residue the purchaser will give two notes of equal amounts, bearing interes". from the day of s?1m. payable semi-annually; the deferred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on the premises sold, and tbe endorsement of the notes, at the option of the trustee; but the purchasers shall have the priri I'gi-of paying the whole of the purchase money in cash. Should the terms of sale not t-r. be complied with within 6 days from the day of sale, the Trustee re serves the right to resell the p.operty. for cash, on ten da> s' public notice, at the rUk and cost of the purchaser or purchasers in default. All conveyancing at the purch-sers cost. A. 11YDE Trustee, ap4-eotd J G. MoGUlRE A OO., Aucta. By J. C Mot.UIRE A CO., Auctioneers. ^TRUSTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING HOUPB i AND Lot OS G bTRKKTB NORTH. BKTWEKK 11TH ANDli-iu MKKKTS wkst - On FRIDAY. Mav 1st, at 6 o'clock . on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust dated JuDe 29th, 1859,and duly recordel in Liber J. A S ,No 161 folio46S, et seq..on4of tha land records <or Washington, D. C.? I shill sell part of Lot number eix, (6.) in Square numbered three hundred and twenty. (S20.) besiriviug at thesouth line of said L? t number six, (6,> being 12^feet8li inctcs from the int"rseetion of 12-h and G streets, thence east lft"> feet, thenc* north V8 fee 8S thence west twenty five (25) feet, thence south 25 feet, thence west 75 feet one (!) inch, thecce soatli thrre (3) feet 8H inches to the place of beginning. Alec part of Lot number eight (S5 iu Square afore said, Dt'giuuint'at ti.e easl line of said Lot eight (?,> being one hundred ()rt(>) feetoae(l) inch fro;u the intersection of 12th and G streets, thsnce south one hundred (!0!)1 feet, thence west twentj-% five (2r) feet, theDce north (lu>) feet, thence e*st twenty-fiv# (25) feet to the plae- of beginning, together wit- the improvements, consisting of ft desirable frame dwelliog house. Terms: 81.2H' in caah: the remainder in G and 1? months with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises All convt yancing at the cost of purchaser. If the terms of sale be not complied with within f.vf davs thereafter, the trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and expense of the defaulting purchaser, en one week's notice in the Evening Star. WM. * HOLLIDAY Trustee, ap ll-eoJA<s J. 0 MeOUIRE X OO., Aucts THIB IS TO NOTIFY BUTLERS OF TH8 army that I am prewired to furnish at all tln.es and at abort notices all kinds of WAGONS. Ac., ap pertaining; to sutlers. OHARLEP SLACK, Corner of John and Cathedral sts., mar U-6a* Baltimore, AM, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. I, ^ ALL A CO , Auctioneer* i.^JCUtors'?* valuablk buil? l.'ij0 Lots Acctiox.-On MONDAY AFTER f . instant, at 5 o'ciock, vr shall **11, im front of the premises. Lota 16.18,19 and *t. *abdt v,a.?noffc,u?r. i83, fronting each on 16th, b?tw*ea north L anc M street*. Terxus: One third cash; balance in <, II, m4 II moiths bearing interest and secured by deed* oc trust on the premises 8AKAH O'DONNOGHUE.l f AMK8 0'DoNNO?HUE,S Execute**. PETER O'DuN NtMllI UK,\ W. L. WALL A. 00.. A acta. l>rGRIEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneer*. VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON PENNSYL V \ ASIA A\RM'K, RKTWKKJi TlilKD AJfD PotTK l?rMnSvL*l.*TiS!u7B ? W.,ST- AT A0CT.0H.-O. 'tbe 2,1111 ,n?Unt. we shall sell in fron* vrrv r.Pi^f87" ,at 5Aclock P- M , the following very valuable Lot and improvements, vit Lot Ne 2b, in reservation on square A. fronting 25 feet oa' Pennsylvania avenue, on the south aid*. about the middle of tbe square, between Third and Pour ana-a half streets, running back 127 feet5incbee to an alley & feet 3 inches wide, with the improve ments, which is a frame Dwelling Houss. Term* one-third cash, balance in si* and twelvemonths fcr notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and deed of trust taken 'f '6-td GRBEN A WILLI AM8. Aucta. By J. 0. McGUIRE A CO.. Auctioneers F1^? BUILDING LOT NKAK THE CAPITOL On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April Juth. a1 ? o clock, on the premises, we shall eell part of Lot >o. 10, in Square 757. fronting 25 feet on Third at. east between Maryland avenue and North C st . running back l?t feet. * This lot is well situated in a rapidly inprsviu part of tbe oity. ^ Terms: One half cash; the remainder in sis mouths, with interest, stcured by a deed of trnat on the promises. ap lfi-3 J. C. McOUIRE A CO.. Auct*. By GREEN A WILLIAMB, Auctioneers VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE IHLaND !* V.AEc*?o?--On MONDAY, theaoth instant, at 6 o'clock P. M., we shall sell Lot 10, in Square Wo.. J?5, fronting on Fourteenth street, between 0 and D streets. Island. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months The purchaser to give not** for the of sale 1>ayinect"< he*ring interest from the day . A deed given and & deed of trust taken. Title indisputable. All convey ance at the cost ef the purchaser M. 1. DANG ERFI ELD, ,, ... Residuary Devisee, 1P 1 ^ dtds GREEN A WILLIAMS. Auc'? fBy BOTRLBR A WILLSON, Auctioneers fIGUTSMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSES J ANnPcrR Building Lots, at Auotioh ?On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 21st. at 4o'lo^k, we shall sell on the premises. Lots 2,3.5. 6.8.9 li and 12. bring a subdivision of original Lots No* 1 and 2,and square No. altogether with the improve ment* therein consisting of eight well built brick two story dwelling hnnae. ea^h with a small back bunding. These houses front 12 feet 6*, inches oa R btreet between 8lii and 9th street; with a depth of niney-tlve feet. p Im mediately after tbe sale of the houses, we shall *rll Lota 1, 4,7, and 10, fronting on R street between tsth and 9th sreets. Terms: One fourth cash, he balance on a credit of G. 9,12. and 13 nionihS. notes to be secured upon the property, bearing interest. * Persons of small means have a rare opportiuity presented of securing a comfortable house, oa euch easy tents. sp 13 dtd BOTELER A WILLSON. Auet*. By J. C. McGUIRE A CO , Auctioneers. |\WELLING UM2SE AND LOT ON TWRLFTH 7 AfCTios.-On TUESDAY AtlKKAOON, April 21st, at 6 o'clock, on tn? premises, we shall sell a three story Frame Dwell ing house, No. S39, with a back building, situated on 12th street west, between M and N streets north and containing 11 rooms. The lot fronts 25 feet 1 4 inches on 12ih street, and runs ba<*k 1>3 fee?to an alley, a tine pump of water is on the premises, within six feet of tbe kitchen <1 oor, and the gardea is supplied with choice grapevines and fruit trees. On the rear of the lot is a stable and carriage house, and altogether the premises are very desirable as a residence. Po.-session gi ven May 1st. Terms casb. _ap Ifi-d | Rep ] J . C. McGUIRE A CO., Auct*. By J. C. McGUIkE A CO.. Auctioneers, rrRUSTEESKALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED J Prorkrty.?On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON April 15th, at5}? o'clock on the pr emises, by virtue otfour deeds of trust, recorded respectively in Libers J. A. 8., No 1?J, folio 244, etseq; No. 1*. fom> 196. et seq; No. 161. folio 193, et seq; and No 187, folio 325 e? seq; being of the land records of Washington C unty, District of Colombia; and by virtue of two leoreea, of the Circuit Court of tbe District of C<. umbia. passed in chancery cause* numbered res ?ctively 1794 and 1796. substituting 5?.* ,truBt,;"' the place and stead of Oharles B Walla*h,surv ng trustee, I shall *ell LoU num bered thirty-*' ee( 33) and thirty-four (341 in square numbered nve undred and fifty-seven(557) froetioa together 136 f tiyi inches en First street west, between north Uand M street*, together with the improvementf consisting ora large brick dwellio* goalie ^ TermsofsaU One third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest sucured br a deed of trust on the premises. All convsyancin* at the expense ot purchaser. If the terms of sal* are not complied with in Ave days thereafter tba truetee reserves the right to resell at the risk and expense of defaulting purchaser on one weeks no tice in the Evtninf Xuir. ,n~ . WM. F MATWNGLY, Trustee, mar 12 Stawds J. C. xMc?UIRE 4 Ce.. Auct#. ?J- TUE ABOVE SALE IS P08TP0NED, Off account of the rain, until TUB8DAY EVENING April 2ist, same hour and place. WM. F mattingly, Trustee. *pJ6^eot* J.C. McGUIRE A CO.. Auct*. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers 1 ALU ABLE BUILDING LOTS IS T11E FIRST 1 Ward at ACCTIOM.-On TUESDAY, tie 21*t iust.t we shall sell, in front of tbe premises, at 6 0 clock P. M., the following named valuable building lots, via; Lots2.3 and 7. in Square No. 37. Thi. ->ro srtr fronts on Noflh L and 24th streets west 1-otl. in Square No. 51. This lot is at the corner of New Hampshire avenue aud L street. All the above n*ar the Circle. . Lot 27. in Square No. 76. This propeity fronts oa 2>tfi, between K and L street* north Lot 23, in Square No. 100. This property front* M ? between ath and 31st streets. The above mentioned property is handsomely located, and any person wisfcing to purchase good building lots will do well to attend the sale. The tale will commence on the first named lot. Terms of Sale: One third cash; balance six and twelve months, the purchasers to give notes for ihe deferred payment*, bearing interest from da* of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken Title indisputable, RP15 d OREENJc WILLIAMS. Aucta. By . C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. CALK OF lot BETWEEN E and F NORTH 1ST anuIostb. Wkst.?On WE ONEaBAT1 AFTERNOON. April 22d, at a o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 43 in Square num bered 669. fronting 20 feet, on an alley between? and F street north, and running back 54 feet between 1st and 2d street west. Teruis catth. ad j14-d J. C, McGUI RE A CO., Auct*. Bjr W. L. wall A CO. Auctioneers. TRUSTEES' SALE OF improved PROPSR J. TY .?By virtue of a deed of trust to the sub scribers, dated tbe 6th day of May, I860, and re cerded in Lit er J. A. 8., No. 197, at folio et ,wlU r8?11' -f1 .th! on MONDAY, the27th day of April, A. ?. 1863, at 5 o'clock in the evening, all that piece and parent of ground, in the city of Washington, known as the north one-half part of Lot numbered twenty-four, (24,) in Square numbered six hnndred and sixteen, (616.) at the corner of North Capitol and North P streets, with the improvement* thereon. Terms: One-tbitdcash, of which ?100 is to be paid the instant of sale : the balanoe in two equal Sayment* at six and twelve months, to be secured j a deed of trust upon the premises. Conveyancing at the cost of the purcha*er. FRED'K W. JONES, ?r . ..A EDERLY, Trustee* of Concordia Building Association, ?P10 ts W. L. WALL. A CO., Auct*. rwinrr IWWLING, Auctioneer. fRUSTM-SSALlI or PROPERTY ihGE0RG? 1 to*!t-Bj virtue of a deed of trust executed by Jx>hn O'Donoghue and. wife on the 29ddayef May, IKo,and Tecorded in Liber J. A. 8.. No. PO, ??yiS1411(1 record* of Washington county. District of Columbia and at the request of the partie* ae TBrRanAvri.1^11. ??eF P^Ue *ale, oa # ? . ? ^ ' ** d?'r of April, 1863, at the hour of 5o clocA p. m., the following piece of propertr. situated in Georgetown : * The first being parts of Lot* No. 69 and TO, Beattr and Hawkins' addition, situated at the northweat corner of Frederick and 1st streets, fronting W feet more or lesson Frederick ana 63 feet more or lensI on 1st street. This lot will beeold in two part* each fronting 31 ^ feet more or less on 1st street ami running back to the depth of the lot Also, part of Lot numbered 63, in same addition, fronting 2" fe?t on the west sideol Frederick street and running back 150 feet deep, with the frame house thereon, now occupied by Mrs. McCann Also, part of same Lot, frontin* an feet on weet side of same street and running back 150 feet dees with tbe frame bouse thereon Terms- One-half of the purchase money in cash: the residue in 12 months from day of sale with in terest. All conveyancing at the rest of the purchaser. K. P. JACKSON, Trustee ap 13-dA da THOS. DOWLING, Auct. I By* J. C. McflU ? RE A CO., Auctioneers jVYTENSIVE SAIjI OF VALUABLE BUILD * -.'JS LOTS .-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, f nrlv ?18 ? ^ 5 o'clock, on the premises, we shdU sell the south ha f of Square 181, fronting on I6t* and 17th streets west, ind Massachusetts avenue, J"?, whole divided in:o a number of desirable l?ui ding lots all running back to good alleys This property is sLpoated on the h*b ground im mediately north ofthe President's House, in a pit-af&DT location for residences. Title indisputable. Terms One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with in>re?t, secured by deed of trtis'. on the pfenjiseB, Cost of couveyaaciag to we paid by purchaser ap 14-d J. C MoGUIRE A CO.. Auct*. Assistant quartermaster's officiT (toner G ,nui 22-i Stretis, > Washington. D. 0.. March 27, lb&.\ ^NOTICE ?The sale ol Manure advertis-.-d to taka piace at tbe Horse Corral, Ac., on thisday, la post poned nntll the soth of April, (l^ursday.) at ie o clock a, m , on which day other lota, near the Railroad Depot, will be sold also. 0. H TOMPKINB. Captain and A. Q M. U. a. A. mar V-d J. C. MoGUIRE A 00.. Austa WT1? ? HIDES-HIDES. ' " IJ'L Be soli at Public Auction, on even WKDNE8DAY and SATURDAY, at ll o'clookV m., at the Wharf on ? xth atreet, Washington, ti tbe Governmen Beef Hifies on bond at the time e< Term* cash In Treasury Botes, to be Mid as the memeat of *ale. Q ^h,l H U IChNB.J Lt, OeL aad 0. 07U.