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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-02
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. 8th, 1862.
Trains Going south and East.

Trains Going South and East.
Leave Montpelier Al 40 a, M, 10 p. and 10 so
E ALL TRAIN leaves St.Aibans at els A. NJ, Burng
M ton 100 M, connecting at White River Junction
with trains for aud from Wells River ST. ohusbury and
iUtieton, and with Northern Railroad for Boston, Low
ell, worcester &c, and connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire i. X. OF Boston and with Vermont Valley r.
r. for Springfield, New Haven and New York arriving
in New York at 0,l5P. N.
kcCoMMoDATION TRAIN leaves Rouse,s Point AT 745
A. NJ. for Burlington. Rutland and Northfeld.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogiensburgat - Is P NJ,
Montreal at 800 NJ, Rouses PoiAt at 20 P NJ. arriv
ing al Bostonat $40 M, connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire r. R. for Boston and Worcester and with
vermont valley K H for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York a. 4 As P NJ
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier at co A. NJ. $40 A. NJ and D. 10 P N
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 730 4, NJ via Lowell
Lawrence Fitchburg Leaves Springfield at 2 40 \,
Bellows Falls at l225 connecting a White River
Junction wltG Northern r. r. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsc R. r. tor and from st. Jobnsbury and itctou
arriving at Burlington at 40 p. NJ and st. Abans al T.
55 p. ~, and lodge.
RECOMMENDATIONS Train leaves Northfel6 af 3 Q5 A. NJ
for Burlington, Rouses Point and Montyta.
N,aHC EMPRESS Train lea Bellows Falls at IS NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. K. leaving
New York at 500 A. M, and from Cheshire r. r.
leaving Boston at 4 90 P. NJ connpcting at
White River junction with train leaving Roston NJ
River Junction at ll40 NJ, arriving at Burlington
at SIS A. M, ROuses Point at 730 A. NJ Montreal at
l0, 80 A. N. and Ogdensburgb at LOO P NJ connectin nq
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
SIeepn cars are attached to both the night expires
trains unning between Rouse's Pointapd Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale a.
the principal stations.
ST. Albans, VI Dec g. 1869.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-02

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[ yet thrilling language, and appeals directly to the
moral consciousness Of ALI, PARENTS and GUARD
lANs especially, detailing scientific and reliable aids
and treatment tor cure
1t will be sent by Neil on receipt of TWO (3) cent
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obtain this book
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- LADIES' You, to, should al SECURE q copy
of this book,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-02
VerEM ONT CenaTa2 and SUlEi-
VAN Railroads.

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PERSONAL.

nUERY.-I would ask If Mr. A. j. K BAKER,
NJ delesete from the Second Ward, don't live ON
Sixth street. tltH| DELEGATE
NOTICE.-The Walter B. Don aldson whose name
l has been published in connection with the
Hoover robbery, is aet Benjamin W Donaldson,
son of Thos. G. Donaldson OF the Seventh Ward
ap 2a-1t1
IN THE STAR OF THE 25TH INST, NO
ticed that, at a meeting Of the voters of the
Fonrth Ward was nominated for the position of
mem ber OF the Common Council. While I sp-
preciate the honor intended for by my friends
! most respec tfuly decline to be considered q can.
dta'e for that office or any othnr.
1T BERNARD HAYES
COUNTY wATERPORD.-Any Information of
~ MARY McGRATH, VIII left the city of Water
ford years next June, aged u years next July
She came with ore Mr. Thomson TO Eashin ton
last fsl Any in form alton of her will be received
at PATRICK FLANAGAN'S, No. 1874 east 10th
street, New Yerk-her mother and brother stops
with him. If convenient. information will be re
ceived at the corner 4th and G streets near the
Jail, No. 332. Washington. d. c, apps 2tr
MO OIMPOsITION.-Msdam Ross, Doc.ress and
l Astroiogist, was born with natural gift
She tells the past and futs known to fail
Causes speedy marriages.; brings together those
long separated; cures all disesses. Business
strictly Confidential. Ns g13G street north corner
Of Twelfth street vest, three squares frsm the
Patent Ofice. The only person that can show a
likeness of future husband or absent friend in re-
ality. Ladies 30 cents, Gentlemen 81. sp a I'm
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DIED.

DIED.
On the light of the 9th inst, MARTHA JANE
FENTOS wifs OF D. @. Fenton, in the 9th year of
her age.
Haste, a voice divides the sky
Happy are the faithful dead
In the Lord who sweetly die,
They from all their tolls are freed.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
Epeetfully invited to attend her fun ersl Wednes-
day. at clock. from the residence OF her n othAr
Mrs Watson, II, between 4sh and 9th fts.
In Georgetown. on the nth instant, GEORG
MCCLELLAN, aged 10 months and n days. second
child and only son of John and Lydia Haimsn.
This lovely aud, young and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
just came TO show how sweet u howeT
In paradise could bloom.
His funeral will take place on to morrow, ed
nesday the G9th from the residence of his father
Fayette street, at 9 clock.
In this city on the morning of the 9th instant
JAMES B. ELLIOTT, aged q years.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

DESCENT ON PEAR TREE ALLEr.-Lastnight
the patrol made descent on one of the houses
in Pear Tree Alley, island and captured the
following, who were on a high old time: Maria
Woodbeck, Fanny Cook, Mary Cook, Jose
phine Risley, Caroline Snyder, Ellen Davis, A.
Jane Pickrell They We're housed last night at
the Central Guardhouse, and this morning,
Justice Ferguson fined them each 50 90, which
was paid by their friends
Evening star., 1863-04-28
MARRIED,

On Thursday the 23d inst, st st. Alovsius Church
BY the Rey. Father Mcguire, Mr.. WILLIAM Il. !.
ANNIE CUNNIFF, of Alexandra, Va.
On the 7th Of February; ls6s, BY Rev B. Peyton
Brown, Mr.. DAVID N. MUTERSBURGH, Of Pair
fax co unity, Va, to Miss ELLEN L. APPLBBY. Of
Georsetova, d. G. IT.
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Zoozoos.-The city thoroughfares are again
thronged with ZCuaves, the lath New York
having returned yesterday from the Army OF
the Potomac, on their way home; they being
two years regiments and their time having ex-
pired A great many of them express deter.
mination to re enlist.
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE l. co ,.Aucaoneers.

BY. c. MCGUIRE & co ,,Auctioneers.
VALUAsLsI Lot ooRSsR or p PENNsYL
O. nay sss ss5A5 a No 1e
Of s.A the BRICK Suiidins and saSiss tasfs
on situated on the corner OF Pennsylyauis avenue
ea .S ss city Of asssd ss h
os and the yese. half Of lgs s, in
inches on Pennsy1ania avsnus, and extends m sT Back
1856 feet 10 inches on Madison Place and being sit
Tr, asury, War, and Navy Departments AMI next
to lafayette 81 square, , its position is the most
Terms s25, COO in cash; rem alder on liberal terms
OF to be fp4sn e e III
IT 8. MARsHAL's SALE OF PRIZE GOODS.
s:s:s Once srf ss' sePd oSas
of the United States in and for the District of Co.
r the ss s' sssi sss c sns r @
commencing At 10 O'Clock a. m, at the Dry Goods
sssspss ss Hs H srss s
following goods aoS %h,1 Gh1sssls Sn sso-wis:
T.; Ess sss,e sse. ss:.
SACK aEoisaaS Is%manisiSn. If ait AM: :rican Flag.
WRIT No. 8.
War; No 4.
sSSs.ss: Assorted Goods.
cp rIsr Y1s viii ii ss iS t. ss; soop e.
ri sS4sssa xits5s hsy;st'Ds Iss;.
til sATTR61Y MokSiTa' Msx;s XGs sane Sepr
.pa aa9'sD'' BorEEhk WIZ WILSON. oHss.sHai aaeia
/. By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
LOT 81
VT :.
sS h 10
Terms: ons-haif il cash; the baian g in months,
ses sna Sesss Fsn .se day SALE
Sksts 4 xa:
As0Xs Is ss M Ss
.1s r. Rffi II 1a
~THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed on ACCOUNT ct the rain, until sATUK-
DAY sRsEzR
.ByJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctisneers.
TRDsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE z LOTS ~
PsSSs oEEIcz ,ssS ~ naF AZ
9 ssd .ad g aus, e sh q p
land % records for Washin ston county, b. g. ahai
5 t8 Mo- 81 Z asa q III 2 .sss s,
ifss n sest on d street. near the Goyernnent
Printing once, and running back ITS feet iaohes
planted i issns an. .ss vs1S asasssls 10 iosssss
.ss VIII Il ts sssas:a
srust ON the preniises. 6s.,..-. .. -
Of s'';islii;,s B & B 3: ~.
"A ssIsrANT oUAETlRaaAsdd1,asgTS asd ~ S,ex!4 ST.fioA4
"A v.smarcs, Dc 5. q. March 8. .lsS.f
N0TIOHThe sels sf Asnare m sdxi.sec ssi. 70 ssas
ns rsce st uts y1s tHs sSth Of April fNhursday afr
oSiock : =. On which DAY other lots, near the
asilro.d Depot WIZ y ''1S iato Il. ofoMpKIss,
ma, ma. = d ,-rs =: :eiM 3. McSU1iKs ta2 d DO, lse1
gTHE, T E,.IDx AsDRyk "a sAL. =. WILL mo- NOT FAxs
sen q Asavf&E q 90 .Auets.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

THx McEAUGHToF CAsH-The further ex-
amination OF J. g. T. McNaughton, char sed
with robbing the effects of Lieut.. L. Graham,
{si his death -bedl on 19th of March, was con-
hnued yesterday afternoon before Justice Fer
gueon.
Ihr first witness sworn was Mr. Daniel J.
B"r77ek, who testified that he suggested that
thry should look after Grahain's effects, and
one OF the policemen found in the vaet pocket
S.fta IN - roll Of not"f, which he gave 70 officer
S'murds 70 count together win. the contents OF
rockrt hook, which In rcressed the amount TO
80 ohcer W iiiiaEas said ii was the dnty of the
Sn''' on tha beat take charge oftnseEec and
ahd the goods fell ont. There appeared 20 b.
oiaouity IN packing the things Ia the ~yaaise,
Evening star., 1863-04-28

A FACT WORTH KNOwIs0-That India rubbe r
goods of every description can be repaired in the
neatest manner and at the shortest notice at II. A.
Halls Rubber Warehouse. SEQ Pa. avenue. be-
tween 9Th and lGth SITS. mar 81 eol0t
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LOST AND FOUND.

CSanoh JOIN April .l.5 5a;h III 1855. CHEcR drawn BY
PERSONS are requested NOT to nexotsfe. for the
1t. D1As7E!s aos 5 rsda: raaasSsS; .2sss..
FsTRAY-Tsken up on the nights of G sors.tovu
- - dark bay II OfsE; small White spot in his
Ilihsss With sss, about Is bands high and years oii
~ s::'s: shs':s
IS kaEAhD1ssTn,ss n1 ,s .. stolen SUNDAY
Thite % spot on the nose alsoa scar the shoulder
llth street between and N 81 st. ' apN y St. ~
Aprii sS bay MARE. The oDner UIS can ha!s
n:s ?Ssiy EssEs sEs;5s III ssEI;; Ss:;..
GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
- ,,criber about three months since two buffalo
COVE, one a Ii ght red the other q bIueish white
Prove Prove property. nay charges and take them away.
raes .ho, .ns nLss prick house on the lith street
4 4 some papers and q little money, and among the
form. a draft on New York for q considerable
Apply 4ss tS ssrsss. ss.Rsea sfG
anu y Q CLOCK. Rp& st
E0UND--A PACKAGE or MONEY which viii
and Of rr..s
urer OF the United States. : = = - : ap 22-IW
S1S0 Rscaped from the Washine.
RncV ton city Jail Of the District Of Columbia
One WM. A: TOMPKINs. alias LRGRINGA, his
ago II about 2zyesrs; feet or sinch high light
straight back his face Is round and full of quick
' ase 56Ha .sou. !. year, .,
age; ofeet or inches high; very sharp features;
hair ana side whiskers grey mixed; full and rolling
eye and Intellectual forehead
Also, JOHN KILROY. about feet 10 inches hish:
q years of age; light brown hair cut very short;
low forehead; has q Rrum frownfns look: fair com.
plexios and po1 marked. All OF them haa leg irons
on when they lef> the jail
Tho above reward will be given for their apyre.
heRsion If secured in the United States jail In the
Diitriet Of Columbia, $50 for either one Of said
prisoners. WARD Il LAMON
apI O. g. Marshal
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EOR SALE CHEAP
Il SO packages BUTTER, Is cents per pound
% bbls ONIONS,
10 bbls. CIDER,
10 bbls APPLES,
28 bbls. POTATOES,
25 bbls. SPROUTED ONIONS
WILLIAM SMITH, 431 street,
ap 26-3t' Opposite the Post 0lice.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

JOHN DE BAPTIs.-Sunday afternoon, at
the 90 contraband camp the old colored min
ister who is known by the above name, and
who for a long time was the acknowled ged
religious leader among the contra bands, preach
ed in the open air near the camp to a large as
semblage, taking for text his favorite one,
"And III those days came John the Baptist"
from which he delivered an original sermon.
During the exercises several hymns were sung,
John lining them out some OF them being OF
extraordinary length.
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ByJAs. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auct oneer

By JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auct oneers>
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
BRrY.-By virtue of deed of trust, dated the
18th day OF October, 1856 and recorded in Liber J.
A. s. No. i24: at folio 80, ct seq, among the land
records of Washington county, D. c., the sub
scr1ber viii proceed to sell to the highest bidder
on WEDN ESDAY, the 18th day of April, 1868, at
5 clock in the Afternoon the premises all az
singular, those certain lots of ground lying and
being situate in the city of Washington, in the
District of Columbia, and which are known and
distinguished on the Official plot and ground plan
thereof as Lots Zone, 2 two and 18 lei ghteen
in Square 43l, (feur hundred and thirty one, J
together with the improvements, &c, as in said
deed mentioned.
The terms of sale are: One third of the pu rchass
to be paid on the day of sale and the residpe
In six and twelve months. for which residue the
purchaser will give two notes of equal amounts
bearing interes: from the day Of sale, psyable
semi annually; the deferred payments to be secured
by deed Of trust on the premises sold, and tk 9
endorsement Of the notes. at the option of the
trustee; but the purchasers shall have the priyi-
l. ge of paying the whole of the purchase hloney
in cash.
Should the terms of sale not to be complied with
within dsys from the day of sale the Trustee re-
the right to resell the -operty. for cash on
ten day public notice. at the risk and cost of the
purchaser or purchasers in default.
All conveyancins at the purchssers cost.
A. HYDE, Trustee.
EoTR.-The above sale will embrace those val
liable Lots and Buildings occupied as the office Of
"a sp4eotd 9. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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By W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auetioneers.
LfXECUTOKS' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
T. ING LOTS AT AUCTIoS.-On MONDAY AFTER
NOON Dth instant, st o'clock, We shall sell, in
vsisn of squsre ls5 frontins each on l6th between
north l. ano h streets.
Terms: One third cash; balance in s, II, and Is
months. bearing interest and secured by deeds Of
trust on the premises
SARAH O'DONNOGHUE)
JAMES O'DONNOGH GHUE,5 Executors.
PETER O'DONNOGHUE,f
apl0 W. l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. IN
consequence of the rain. until FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, Ath instant, st CLOCK.
ap2 W. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the rain, until WEDNESDAY, the
29th instant.
ap24 ". L. WALL l. CO.. Auets
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By O. r. L. CROWN / CO.. Auctioneers
A LARGE SALE OF PURB NATIVE WINES,
"a II YEARS OLD, AT IAUorIOE;-We will sell, on
MEDNkSbAf M0RNIhG, April 18th, at 10 .. n, 2,
street and Pa p ave avenue ,so ssl928 oioies Wines,
berry' HIasi Chsrry And Rad Gsrden Gbsr,,1 1i~eA
These Wines are from the celebrated manufacto-
ryof Brown Heath. and are said to be the best
public sale. Merchant. and others are invited to
attend the sale, it will be put up in quantities
to suit purchasers. Terms cash.
c. R. l.. CROWN & CO., Aucts
ap 25-3tS No. 357 cor. 9Th st and Pa ay
Evening star., 1863-04-28

m AWNINGs FOR BALI.
I. .py W y rs.s' HSA2soN'5. SOC aissS e,
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PyJ c. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Auetioneers.
A NEW CANAL PACKET BOAT viii be sold
"A at public auction, at Easby's Wharf, foot of
street: on WEDNESDAY, April 18th, at IL O'Clock
meridisn
Sale peremptory. Terms cash.
ap23-d IRep.] J. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts.
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ByJ. c. McG GCIRH CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE LOT ON STREET NBARlsrH.-
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April a4th ct
oeIosk IN front IN Of the premises We shall sell part
North street, between llth and 18th street
west, summing back sS feet.
Terms: One third cash. the remainder In six,
and twelve months, secured with interest By .
sp H-d " " ). e. McGtRIR CO., Aucts.
~ THE ABOvE SALE rs POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the rain, until TUESDAY AF-
TERN NUON same hsur and place
Ap25 j. c. Mcguire & co Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By ", L. WALL Il CO.. Aactieneers.
pUBLlC SALE 0F fURNITURk AND HOUS1 :
HOLD GooDs-WEpNRSDAg A prIi s,,a .t n
oSloek. AZ No sos Eth street cor ner or b, Isiaa6
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xxJKoRPER Best Prime Goshen TaSss BUrrEB
-, 'e"'s R'' JONES & CO..
a.t5et Corner MGAtASAA D.
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A sSISFANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFPICE.)
"A Corner Of and lid Streets, }
WAsHINGf0N, b. o., April nth, l963.i
Employees Of the Quartermaster's Department
vices rendered which are payable at this once are
warned against disposng Of them to persons acting
as claim agents. thereby submitting to an inevita
bic discount, som etimes exhorbitant and unneces-
sary. and they are hereby informed that regular
payments will be made to them soon after the
close Of each month as the pay rolls can be pre-
pared; providing funds are ON hand for that pur-
pose. CHAs H. TOMPKINS
An l8-SW CAPTAIN and A. O. NJ g. g. A.
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AUCTION SALES,
This AFTERNOON AND fO-MORROH
By GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auc.seaee-s

BY GREEN WILLIAM6, kuctieosers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRsf
- warp At AU0TIos:-on TUESDAY, the sist
lps, We shall sell, in front Of the premises at )
S'oioGk r N. the following named vAlnabls
Lots ?, 3. And Z, in Square No. 81. This pro,erty
fronts on North L and 34th streets west
ofi, Ia Square No. 81. This lot isst the corner
OF New HaT PshIre svenus and street. All the
Lot a, in Square No. rs, This property fronts OF
Gth, between and streets north
Lot g, in Square o. 100. This property fronts
NJ, between 9th and 3lst streets
The above mentioned property is Handsomely
located, an6 any person wish ing to purchase rood
building lots will do well to attend the sale The
sale will commence on the first named lot.
Terms of Sale: One third cash balAncs six and
twelve months, the purchasers to give notes FOR
OF sale deed givsn and deed OF trust taken.
apis GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
gTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, the 2sth instant, same hour
ap 22-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
&c MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
GALE AT AUCTION OF TEN DEsIRABLB
- BuILpINa LoTs ON CAPITOL HILL.-0n TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, April 2sth At q. O'Clock We
shall sell on the premises, ten Building Lots hav:
ing each front OF q feet, and runni back 95 feet
Of Senare No Sic, and we'll located on 5th street
east, between North and East Capitol sts
Terms One third cash the balance in and Z
months Dee and deed OF trust
ap nd &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auess
Evening star., 1863-04-28

HEEIInH IN TIE oECOND w AZ
ming, the friends OF Mr., A. g. Richards held
meeting in the lower part Of the Franklin en-
gine. house, which was attended by upwards
Of hundred persons. The meeting was called
to order by Mr. Lewis Clephane, who nomina-
ted Mr.. H. Richards as chairman, which was,
carried by acclamation, Mr.. L. W. Dorsey was
appointed secretary.
The Chair stated the object OF the meeting TO
be the election of ave delegates 70 q convention
to nominate candidates fer the Offices Of Uollec-
tor, Register and Surveyor, and for the nomi-
nation OF an Alderman. three members of the
Board OF Common Council and an Assessor.
Mr. A. j. h. Baker offered the following res
oiution; which was adopted unanimously:
Resoted, That this meeting now proceed 10
e@ect five delegates to represent this ward in q
convention TO be composed Of the same number
OF delegates from each OF the seven wards, to
meet for the purpose Of nominating candidates.
for Collector. Register and Surveyor. to be sup-
ported By the friends OF the Admins ration aad
Evening star., 1863-04-28

BY BOTELER & W1LLSON, Aucts.
GALE AT AUCTION OF TRIRTY.NINk DESIH-
- ABLE BUILDING LoTs.-0n TUESDAY AFfAR-
NOON, May 5th, commencing at O'Clock, Ne
shall sell on the premises, the whole of original
Lots Ne. 1, 2,S,4,5 Is. IA, Is, B, being the east
half Of square No. l59,
These will be subdivided with about twenty feet
fronts making together thirty nine lots with an
average depth of abou. 10 feet each running back
to an alley. They are desirablg located on Eeven-
teenth street west, Rhede Island avenue and
North street.
TeTmi: One fourth cash. the palanoe In six and
twslve months, satisfactory secured, beariaG
interest
ap ls-dtd BOTELER & WILSON, ,Aucts.
Evening star., 1863-04-28

49,. "UU UIAh % ,Auou0nsers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT pU6LyO
II sALS,- On ts-morrow WEDNESDAY M0RI-
lhG. April 2sth, commencing at / o'rieok. ve
shall sell az the conner of 18th street ana NsU t.r
general assortment OF Household Furniture en-
MshoEony and Walnut, hair Cloth p.rior Farm.
ture,
Mshogsny ani Walnut Centre and Side Tnbl.,-
Mhstnot. Card Tables, Reception Chairs
Marbl. Top Bureaus, Chambrr Tables ANA Oh sirs
Mahogany, Walnut, and Painted Bedstads
PGror and Chamber Looking Glasses Wararoass
Hair, Husk, and Co ttou Top Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Bolsters. Blankets. Comfsrts
sno general apartment of bedding,
Psrl0r and Chamber Carpets, Mating and Oh
Silver Plated Table Furniture
Chips Glass Croekery and CUTLERY, &e,
Cooking Stove and Kitchen reau site
Terms cash.
apps &c MoGuIRKA % .rx.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-19

AcADEHT OF MUsIc.-0ur readers will
no doubt be pleased to learn that the HOl-
mans are going to remain with US Eve nights
more. Though many eOmpaniss---Iies esOOd in
TuVTr way have visited US Of late, we know
Of none who have given more general satis-
faction or who have left with more favor
able impression than will the HOImans.-
There Il freshness and piqusnt novelty
surrounding and interviewer with all their
representations which appeals to every eye
and heart, and whilst the finished and artistic
manner Oftneir rendering satisfies the hyper
critical Of our musical ssvans, the great sx-
cellsnoe and chasts moral tone which per
vades all they do, is pleasing and highly
gratifying to those whose tastes and desires
are fastidiOus. Herein lies the secret of their
success. Everywhere, the old and middle
aged are pleased with what they see, hear,
understand and can appreciate; the ladies
are in eestaciss with the beauty, simplicity
and chastity Of their performances; the low
ers Of uprOarOus fun laugh till their sides
ache and their eyes are moist with merri-
ment, whilst the little ones fairly loose them
selves with delight Tonight the troupe
win appear in DOninsetts's opera of the
" Daughter of the Regiment" to conclude
with '' Where there's a Will there's Way"
-os
CLEvELAED AND TOLEDO RAILROAD
The New York Times, after announcing the
dividend declared by the Cleveland, COlum-
bus and Cincinnati Railroad Company, says:
at is estimated on the street that some of
the leading managers Of this line, who are
also in the Cleveland, PainesFille and Ash
tabula Road, are buying largely into the
stock Of the Cleveland and Toledo road
Should the control Of the line pass into their
hands, at the next election Of Directors lin
April the combination ofinterests would o
sach as, under good management, would
place the Toledo stock on a basis Of a much
higher rate Of income than per cent per an
mum, and ultimately among the best pay
ing properties in the West As an indispeD-
sable link in the Lake Shore connection, it
ought to be as complete a monopoly in dicta-
ting terms of business to and from the West
as the Cleveland, PainesFille and Ashtabula
In venturing these remarks we are not ap-
prised, at the moment, Of the probability Of
taking the Cleveland and Toledo line out of
its present management at the April election,
bat merely give the street suggestion as to
the reasonable chance Of rendering it a more
profitable road BY union with the important
interests Of the Lake Shore and Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati management"