Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1870, Page 3

EVENING STAR. _ LATE TELEGRAMS, &e. A dispatch from Omaha, Nebraska, Saturday says:—The Howil murder ease is sill pending. ‘The jury cannot agree, and have been ordere« do be leched up. Gaull’ nine o'clock, ta-morrow mornil at which time the court will meet them. The jury were *!lowed their dinners and suppers. e woman look and fatigued, this being the feurth night of their detention. ‘Two men, named Ward and Bates, implicated in the robbery of a jewelry store in Nebraska . lately. and charged with robbery and brutally beating a citizen at vorth Platte, have been hanged by a mo! e taken from the custody of the sheriff and sam- marily lynched. At halt eleven o'clock Saturday night the roof of the cast wing of the Chicago Coart House fell in with « tremendous crash. The clisaster, was caused by the welght of snow on the root. No one was injured. The losis proba- bly from $10,000 to $20,000 on each wing. ‘Three bondred and thirty-seven doctors of ediciue graduated last week in Philadelphia, Colleges, ineluding fourteen by th: ‘oman’s Medical College, and one hundred sixty-two Saturday by the Jefferson Medical College. It is thought the Commtttee on Registration of the House of Delegates of Maryland, in view ol the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment, will at the proper time report a bill providing tor the registration of the colored vote of the State. ‘The railway train ou the Flushing roa’, when vear Hunter's Point, on Friday night, was tired ito 1 me mischievous person. Several per- wiy escaped the bullets, which went the whole length of a crowded passenger car. Last night, the detectives arrested Josep unningham, recently a book-keeper employ » the extensive dry goods house of the rm of Homer, Colladay & in New York, charged | with embezzling over $1,000 from his employ- | ers. The Waverly National Bank of Elmira, N. Y., was entered by burglars Saturday night. The vaults and safe were blown open and robbed of | the most of their contents. The amount stolen has not been ascertained. ‘Two instances of suicide of women with ra- zors occurred in New York yesterday— ¥, aged fifty-six years, résidim ‘nod Mary Hedges, a young tady of Sag . The abdomen was cut open in both ‘Thos. G. Ball, a collector for Bg Febri- | 4 & Co., in innati, has been discovered in carrying on tem of pecniation extending back at least a year. On his salary and decamped. The steamer America, which arrived in New York from Bremen yesterday, reports passin several large icebergs on the sth, in n latitude #5, jongitude She saw no signs of the steamer City of Boston. The Cuban League has issued an address t the American people, advocating "the ‘accord ance of belligerent rights to, the Cuban repub- lie, amass at the Cooper Tnatitute April 4. Louis H. Thompson and Henry Snyder were arrested on Saturday in Boye New York, | charged with stealing $1,200 at the City Bank. ‘The money, it is stated, was found on their per- sens It reported that a contract has been signed with English capitalists for building an under- ground railroad im New York ity, from the City Hall to Forty-seeund street, to be com- wesday last he drew mee of the Methodists Episcopal Charch assembles In New York April «th. Bishop Janes presides, and over one han- red and eighty ministers are expected to be present. ‘The heaviest snow-storm of the season pre- vailed yesterday in Massachusetts. The snow is neatly a foot in depth. It is feared railroad trains will be badly blocked. ‘The revenue officer at Fredericksburg, V: on Saturday seized fifty thousand cigars an twenty barrels of whisky for alleged violation of the revenue laws. In consequence of the seamen’s strike in New Ve , it is stated that iSe steamer Western paceeete could not sail 1or New Orleans Sat- day ‘The judge who Hiegally released the Masons Who were contined in jail in Havana, has been placed in Moro Castle by Captain General De Verger, held for killing Colonel Crane at Jackson, Miss., last summer, yesterday escaped from the jail at that place. tn the Massachusetts Legislature, Saturday, the House refused to pass the act favoring the epening of public libraries on Sunday. _Robert D. Holmes, P. G.W. M...of the Grand of Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons, in New York Saturday, aged 51 years. "C pto ——— i the a 222,000 tons of ice had been ga Hudson. The weather holds Soune for the bi George Boyd porns Charles Smith, greenback | counterfeiters, were held for trial in New York Saturday. ‘The Massachusetts House of Delegates hasre- fused to paxs an act to open the public librarie on Sundays. The weather reports show the storm to be gen eral user the northwest. eee Foreign News by Cable. trance ond the Pope—Carlists and the Cortes in pain—Enforcement of Laws in Ireland. A di-pateh from Paris says that Count Dar: Minister of Foreign Affairs, will issue @ ma fcsto explaining the poli Ecumenical Council. mmanded that France 3 , ES os in ibe Coaneil bol wme rs introduc- tion of the dogma of intallied ity, baton account of the publication of the schema, which seems et — the question of Church and State. The journals say there is no intention of Samaanie ing the Freneh troops from tome. ‘They are there to detend the territorial rights, not the religious rights of the Holy See. Ramor anticipates that the Senate will refuse to adopt the senatus consultum introducing liberal forms in the system of nominatin; fears are entertained of a conflict body and the ministry. The Corps has adjourned for eight days. Count lambert. chief of the liberal Catholic party, is dead. All the journals, ding the ultra- Montane organs, appear in mourning. A number of Carlists have to Spain, in spite of the genstant Vigilance of the authori- tics on both of the frontier. General Frm tected 4 im the Cortes that the proposi- ported inthe New York journals, that Sumner said he "rom to the United States, was utterly false. “wer to an interpellation regarding the political privileges of Prim replied that no election of deputies 5 the Cortes had been held in that Island, the authorities reporting that the time had not yet arrived, and the trou- bles were not The has on & measure to be submitted to Parliament for the enforce- nt of im ire! The Lord Lieu- tenant of Ireland is to have power to proclaim martial districts where unusual troable exists. Extraordinary powers of arrest and de- tention are granted to ‘such dis- triets after proclamation. In some cases police and jury trial are with, The force is ee increased. The bill will be introdu iy, by Forteseue, Sceretary of I Advices from Rio Janeiro report that the vomit prevails in that city. 40 A S8GuO named Levi Wilmer, living in Phila- deiphia, Ferma reaper ‘Wednesday even- ing, by stri a heavy Dow im the face, atthe topof elighteletaiss.. The peor verse, witha cildin her arms, fell lifeless to the floor below. Another woman exc! as was sce” it, bat Freshman Class of the University ad pap) Sa and ts treated. with w courtesy by her youthful class mates of the ster- ner fex. sv in Michigan they smoke whole ‘hogs fo importation to E: to say they ate ext Sp into bacon, — this as this market, and therefore semt Detroit has for a long time sent out thie furious consigument annually. 7A bill has been introduced in the Califor- nia legislature, gi Teen Cee en in that state to construct s to Japan & way Of Honolala al Brooks Isiand in the Paciie. "7A justice im Kent, three liquor cases in were clearly proved, on counsel for the defendant | sion at Hong Kong receiving The Oncida Disaster. The Sentence of Capt. mee! from uke United | States Const @aptain's Clern Court of Inquiry, poe has been in ses- ‘The Com : ee | enilision between tue Bombay a iven a suspended prea to C: £oTirmocths. Ana this tae cotelmsmaaiog the — as to his unparalleled fahumantty ecu: “<q etter from United States Consal ace at Jed lo 8 of | utenant Commander Stewart, of the rushed on deck sa oe = their several positions. | From. the brii Commander Stewart | hailed the Bor saving Si ahoy! Stand by us; you've cut as ‘Town . aio ke kept on and made no reply. age he eri God's sake stand by; you bave cut us in on But no answer, on the Bombay went. Your son and one of the midshipmen ( Go | } loaded and fired three guns; the engineer turne: onthe whistle—all go _~— a captain of the | | nope’ says he did not not evel te see what damage he he have done, all or nearly all mi peeve cn Twenty miles away, at Yokohama, the guns were distinctly heard, and still i | brute of a captain, not more than a mile away, says he did not hear them, or see the flash.” Tn th the same degree as the blackness of the conduct of the officers deepens, the | glorious steadfastness of the American officers shines forth with increasing brightness. A let- ter from Mr. Crowninshield, the captain’ 's clerk, | who saved himself by his srrong swimming, says. in Williams would not leave his post on thet ige, although he was almost pulled away, and when urged by Mr. Yates, replied: ‘I go pind ong my ship.’ A petty officer urging him to go, he grasped the iron rail, and said: * thas is my place, and here I remain.’ God bless him! the country and the world have lost a nobie ofticer, who died rather than leave what he con- sidered his post of duty. This heroic conduct was followed by every officer and man on board | the ship; not a soul who had astation left it, but faced-death in such a manner that makes m2 | feel proud we are Americans, and were it not | for you allat home, 1 could’ wish that I was — ‘ked in their arms. Through all that I e passed during my life, nothing has made | bor an im upon me, Through all my experience daring, tt e war, I saw nothmg to compare with it. But | cannot write more—m: | heart is too fel Shall Lever get over it? | what] ask | The Nowak (S. uJ.) Advertiser asks: Can ever forget it? can we ae it by without notice? is what the country is asking. Shall we not | have some satisfaction for the cruel sacrifice of a hundred brave men, whose sry forms one of the proudest as well as one of the pages | of American history? oe s202- THE DUELLO IN SPAtN—Montoensier Kills | Prinee Henri de Bourbon.—The Atlantic | brings the news of a royal duel in Spai Dake de’ Moutpeuisier aol’ Prince Henri, do Bourbon fought seven miles from Madrid on Savarday, and the latter was killed. The Dake is the y it son of the former King, Louis pe. of France, and has since thedepost: @ueen Isabella been @ prominent candi- date for the vacant rone on account of his connection with the royal family, he having married the Infante Louisa, sister 6 Ina. bella. Prince Henri was the brother of Queen Isabella’s husband, King Francisco de As: | has always been a bitter opponent of his cousin | Montpensier’s pretensions. Shortly after the fight of Isabella ‘he addressed a | letter to the Cortes violently denouncing Montpensier, claiming that the latter was playing the Revolutionists false, and endeay- coring to dupe them as he had duped the Queen, and that he himself was truly Liberal. Since then a hostile meeting between the two has often been atitict and has now’ oc- curred, with the fatal result already stated. Prince Henri has been in affiliation with the Liberal party in Spain, and his seconds in the duel were Kepublican Deputies of the Cortes. ‘The seconds of the were Gens. Cordova and Alaminor. The principals drew lots for the frst shot, and Prince Henri won the choice. ‘The adversaries exchanged the tirst fire at the distance of ten paces, without result. ‘They then advanced on each other, and, at the dis- tance of seven paces, Prince Henti fired and missed. The Duke returned the fire, shootin, his adversary through the head. The latter tell to tke ground, and ina few moments expired. Montpensier showed the utmost calmness daring the combat, but was much affected when ine formed of the result. As the Prince was poor, the Duke offers to provide for his widow and children. The aflair has created much excites ment. A later account says: The duel between Duke de Montpensier and Prince Henri de Bourbon creates intense excitement. The letters writ. ten by the latter branded Montpensier as a Je- sait conspirator, and called him a bloated Freneh pastry cook. The prince won the choice of weapons and ground, and the right to the first shot. The distance was ten paces, the combat- } Auts firing alternately from revolvers. The first and second shots of the Prince missed, at the third the buliet grazed the cheek of the Dake, causing a slight wound. Montpensier’s tirst | shot missed, the second slightly wounded the Prince, and the third proved fatal, the ball en- tering the forehead of the Prince, and killin hm instantly. | The Duke exclaimed, ““My God, what have | done’ nd swore to protect ‘the Frince’s children. Montpensier and his seconds are in Madrid, and have not been arrested. | When the Duke had fired twice his seconds en- | deavored to effect a reconciliation, but the Prince was furious, and refased. ‘It is ru- mored French intrigue 1s at the bottom of the duel. DIED. On. fhe, morning of the 13th instant, ney Br ‘(Baltimore jrrnoan. at ©. olclock. from mH and J st ‘ofthe family and acquaiutauces are Invited BROWN ELIAS ALBERT. son of Elias and 3 eged 5 ears, 2 months and 1 week. | (eld mymber) is3 ries to attend MUKPHY. On Sunday, the 1h instant, at 8s o'clock p.m. of consumption, in the 27th year of his 3.25 E H MURP! ‘he funeral will take plac ace from his ate residence, No. 1410 ¥ stroct north. between Mth and 1sth, on —— afternoon lth inst., at ibehacome PD DYNATT. On the 13th instant. ROSANA Met BVITT, aed 18 mouths, daughter of Michael and ) ary McDevitt. Fhe funeral will take place from L stree:. between 224 ane 23d wtre=t Tuesday, March 15th, | and proceed te Mount ohne TUTTLE. Monday mor pet. st quar ter pay seven, of Paenmnt, MARY ir. TLE, wife of Chester Tuttle, in the sth year of her | age Pineral services will be held Tuesday, March 1sth. at one o'clock. at her late residence, No. 510 Bd street. sof the family are respectfu.ly UNDERTAKERS. RICHARD F.HARVEY. ALONZO A. MABR. HARVEY & MARR, UNDERTAKERS, No. 934 F STREET, Detween Ninth and Tenty. Risen W. BARKER, UNDERTAKER, 42% EIGHTH STEEET near E. FURNITURE of all kinds made and repaired. Special attention given to the manufacturo of CHAIRS. All work warranted. =. fe B-ly er done, which, | Cream, | ance ct his AUCTION SALES. iver pays aiginm 00 & 902 Penn. cor. 9th st. contre ee nt Wo ne nme ® larze collection of Farntture, Re crmpriat "1 ine jad Cok Marte: Chamber Suites Marble te Bureaus, or Table a Looking Glasses ee ww, Li Oneida, to his father, says that upon the collision: “All | New «nd Cane and Woot-reat at anaes Bate on jattroses Shack —) it in Carpets cade, Extension ablces Sc. ALSO, Washbcarte, Pitchers and Chambers Cops Saucers. 2 § Spit }, Te ae Bread Trays, Vegetable Dishes, covered and ancor- and Water'Plichors or Baker's ishes Ggbters, Butter Dishes, Fruit Dishes. &-.. So. L. Aucts. L & 00) BT QOOFER « TATIORE, Anetogests Southwest corner r Bean. avenue and Lith street. & Co.,) SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURB AT On THumsDAY {URNING, March th, at W o'clock, the residence of a lady doctis ing Hoamckeoping. No. 1327 G street. fan excellent amortment of Housohold. and Kitchen Furnture. Walnut Hair & Walont Marbie-to ‘and om prising— Giou Parlor Buite Chamber Suites larble-top Chamber Suit y COOPER & LATIMBR, Aucts. Bre GREEN & WILLIAM». ructionerra and Real Rotate No'519" Southeast = pasha oN apr sole at public suction to the highest Udder.” "Bach of said shares ine « wusand dollars. Th aale offers an opportunity rarely sented of proc re ring an, jintereet in fone of the best my ribs of vale. Cash. Two hundred and filty dol- lars must be dey ited with the auctioneers as soon asthe hammer fall ‘OODWARD.2 wensteo: crias. BRApeey PD: sPrastees, Ne wi LLIAMS, mhi4-d { Repa' oe @ par value of one AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON. B* GREENS WILLIAR! auctioneers, Sutheast corner of Ith and D strects. WALLACH, Trustee. hone, WILLIAMS, Aucts. Auctioneers, Yw.L. -WALhs a t C018 jos. 900 and 902, southeast cor. Pa. ave. and 9h st othe aaky oF, Aeyteacies COAL AUC mgd Pha of @ whart to the to avoid the e: ‘Coal and rms mil-d&de Having to eive pee new proprictors. and w moving our mbar, we wil on Geliverabie in the att Lesa if withts city jimits. beat hundred rarde,¢ wal ‘Yitgtale Pine “Cedar oe ogeth: to in MON DAY ‘March M, moon Os tinne Sas all is dieposed of. » Wear lo 5 —_ over "tbat ant ans —_ ‘> — for Sa oR E ais we was mh t atisth tl hron Rep. 3 X J.T. COLDWELL & Ov., Auctioneors. 5. we OF BOOT: 82: Teen ORTH U4 ty 7 ve ehall t auction, on MONDAY BYE a re Ide ‘at T o'clock, and con tinue EVERY EVENING. watil “Frid night, a lar Seoriment of Gent's Calf pactionrcr, CR u. aoe" Salesman, SF GOODS WILL Tk SOLD AT REA EVERY DAY, at a great sacrifice, Brocgrss. & MBS Se Auctionters, southw icGuire & Co.)} weet corner Penn. avenue and Uith CATALOGUE 6. “OF MISCELLAN nae 00K: On MONDAY EVENING: March 14 foe at 7 ovclock, wo will sell, at our auction rooms, cal ie, a Miscellaneous Lat af. Books, ato which'an area niamber ‘of valuable Public Documents, lete sets cncrigelnc racit Reports, Scott’s reat vatioty uf Novels, &., 40. COOPER & LATIMER, Auct' commene- wae ma, miodede Auctioneers. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAS, Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, No. 319, southeast corner of 7th and D sts. TRUSTEES SALE OF VA VALUABLE, IMPROVE ROBTH, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIR- TEENTI STREETS WEST. AT AUCTION. T ial sells om THURSDAY, the 2ith day of Fa rch. 1870, at 5 o'clock p. virtue of a of trae to me, and recorded ly Liber No. ‘Ac. of the land records for. Washington county’ in the District of Covumbia. the followin, hamed piece or round, I fi ol and bein the city of i Wadkingtna tietrie aforesaid, viz'—Be- ing the wi Ti, in Sqmare No. 23). folmencing at'& point au tho line of N street north, ‘in said city, di feet and three-quarters of an inch trom The’ northwest corner of sid ee Fuaning westwardly along the line of sai $6 toot three quarters of an inch thence southward. ly amon. enstnardly 36 fort, three. neers a 4 inch, t Sg place ot a well peri ti two. vat se, containing seven Troome, b ne we No. 451. rie terms of sale are: ‘One third ‘cash:, (of which tb at the time of aate;) and the resi- 12 months, ith interest ‘sale; the purchaser te girs notes for Payments, secured by a deec of trust on roperty, if tho terme of aale are not campliod with within | five days from the day of sale, th ‘rus tee reserves the gight to resell the property for cash, resisting et Brig the deterred GRfve daye public notice, at tho cost of the purchaser in default. All Scnvarsactes and revenue stamps at the tof $he purchaser. SON. Trustes. _ml-e0 [Rep.} Suwen a wit 8, Aucts. ¥ WM. L. WALL & Co., Auctioneers, lew Marble Building, Stores No. 900 and 902 Poujlranianvenee, o HAXCERY SALE OF VALUABLE EAI Weer An STREET So Rn B: ip oT the Bupreme Court of e District ot Sstambin, in chancery, made on thea day of March, 1X70, in the canse of Ks. sex va. Emex, No. 1487, Docket No. 40, the under En will expose for sale at panetion, to the highest on the premises, on MONDAY, the ath day 1870, at 5 o clock p. m., bi cporre Estate, eartaet Lote 4 and 2, in 449, and do- as follows: One piece. = of Trot ‘No. on north L street, 111 feet from. the L arent ond oth street west yn said L street "ng ve ridt! th north 30 foot the other parts of Lote t'and 2, beginning. on Gistrect 12 feet from the’ novtwest beth re ho ack of that width Sud gest ‘Terms of Sale: One-third cash: balance to 6, 12, and 15 months, in notes of the purchaser, with dnter ext, the tighe to be reserved, till Li tu payment of pur- . On ti ‘on the other loot ‘e350 down at of sale; the ti sale. if terms of sale be not complied with wit aga after day of sale, a resale will be made at cont and risk of defaulting pare CHA! ATTH Trusteo. mbI0-3taw3w (Rep. WM. L. WALL SCO Asis. ‘RUSTEE'S SALE ore VALUABLE REAL By virtue of a decree of the Ciruit Court for Prince George’ 4 Gounty, sitting as = Court of nity. hereit ‘oblas G. st tend aid oth rene ‘re complainants ana ‘Sams Trestee, wil ATURDAY, the Bday Pore the hours of 12 o-clock twee county, lied, sstged nae ue to Fidelia ‘Townshend. widow of tie William Townshend, as aud for her dower in the Fae har sald bantand: and which the auld Ficelia Te Dossenned uy time of death: containing about 260 “ReneS OF LAND, is the Janis of Dr. Joseph H. a rhe rty is Blandtord ita, and ot on the City to re B, b syed where there i: stage ego rene ast mile from the latt ost vice, store. hotel. a and other conveniences, and ° also, mo schools and several churchss, mills. within a convenient dis- Fernloge, aboat fitters ‘wallce from and three zailee from the Balti- iy w being built. The Hind fe weil wooded and watered. io a ing equal In p ‘eness to the fads of the ne hbor™ sith peony yeaonet baces Tiouses, fogee, Sable, oth eee geo bach ‘hand tno tract, or in sever on it eer er very suscept! ai . the aforesaid thro of vieion t as proscribed by the decree, are a day fice ele Tulitcation by 13 residue which was said two ree necessary yerchaser on purchasers eats eaten Sy Geum ey ‘Btampe and conveyances at the cost of the purcha- scr or purchasers. _T. H. OSBOURN, of Chas., Trustes. Bt: UUETS, CHOSSES, AROHORS gots Sate | As rved or Enameled in Wax. ome, mieten at ran, Gen, Casey, caldera Aiken. del-ly Prices. Kine wWiL FORMERLY. enero Ariat, Sti! Taina and st. ives pect ther i: ‘auos 3 ieee SALI Soe Rae ‘fi us ft ‘TO MAKE ROOM FUR I IMMENSE SPRING orocx PAY STRASBURGER BROS. WILL SELL BOUTS, SHUKS AND GAITERS of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. Louise agers of the | Give them a call, at ‘206 SEVENTH STREXT. _fe%tt _ Old number 373, between land K._ *faame Ho.390 Peaminaeettie. Mt Bo. 320 U — ow eo ae ze neuter atrmeg eS wee : SS STEAM MARBLE WORKS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Between Ith and 18th sts., west, Washington, D. 0, MANUF: | MONUMENTS, MAN- ONY. ENTAL Fi orf oN eet IGURE sMPORT ADS 6 “ahinty of the | Bock @) ICE, Gen Bup’t Tressusy’ Bulla BY GREEN & Witttams, Estate Brokers, x ‘315, southweet corner’ ith and D streets. TRUSTEES SALE FY yALUAELE wean Es- ON NORTH E STREET, BET etd ANP Ob STREETS. Ai at 50 clack p. Binrch Lots numbered nine a twenty, ;) in-aguare numbered. one handred amdsovant fwo.(172,) in the city of Washington, with all the rovements thereo ag ae f aale: One. att cash, (of which $100 must be paid at the sale,)and the: payments, in six ‘e months, with interest from day deed of trust to the sattisfaction of ths to be com ter sale, otherwise = Trustee reserves the after one week © notice isk and c: st purchaser All con- veyancing and stampa at purchaser’ 's cost fe 28-2awdde,S0d BX CQOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers (Successors to James C.'Mc@uire & Co.,) Bouthwest corner Penna. nus and [th street. TRUSTEES SALE OF DRUG ete stock FIX’ ao ‘ oN CORNE: y virtue ie} in trust id Hi . atring dato the 3th = ‘of os ©: and. reco chutie - : me o enty ee ve Wasitnaton fit Dist ret ermB erenacet of the secured thereby Twiltmclicon WEDNES! heat ay of Mockck sa Battles. v ares, ap he ‘ilasste’ handizes, ere! of every name or nature now e storeroom and premises at the southwest corner of Penneyivanis grenue aad ith street west, now occupied by Brown & Co., druggists and jarmaceu "Terms: One-Walt cash, of which $140 must be de- sited with the auctioneer when the property. is the balance within three days after - le; ips Fesidne at wf six might a the tebe i nf th dng fal, in notte purchaser, endorsed 'to the satisfaction of the Truste ‘Trostes. If FRTyLof aale are not complied with within four day jorfoited, ai roperty resol att and cost of the {staal tng purchase 2 the A ace “aiven nto ths “cote ATIMER, Autre 87- The Tru: add that the gumpleteanock ‘of fresh Druga heieek at ivan hand, which requires n whatever to. continue the ‘Business: ‘chat five fine marble-top Counters, Show Gator, Tutte complete inproved of marble, with five po tains and Genera- tor.anda extensive ‘and ccmplate be He jaudeomely lettered aud Gnished. maid one and one of the best in the FRED. W. JONES, Trost COOPER & LATIMER, A ‘Aucis, x GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer: TRUSTEES SALE OF ¥ VALUABLE LoTs IN ae Pimbi-dte ses, Li uare numbered Une Thousand and Sixty pan in the cit aid of Wash! aay ©. Terms cash. . Truste 8, Aue WAR! _mbS-codds GREEN'S Widiak ¥ GREEN & WILLIAM», A role id Real Estate eines, D ‘streets. VALUABLE LOT IN tra dated J Jul poy 2b» ed cz ‘auction, 1510, at ‘No. 526, Southcast corner 7th and TRUSTEES SALE 0) of ye of the pi en (145) jaare numbered one ind sixty-one (10st) tn the city od ore ee 3 cash. 'ARD, Trastee. mb Feoeds GREEN. « EWitttahisr ducts: Matias STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. ‘In virtue of tra.wuit of ert facies teed from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the Dist: Co'umbia, toned. ‘Term: GOVERNMENT SALE. Boeear BF. axpA.L.. {Orricg 8ur’t oF Ei perasron. Yzermta, { cHMOND, wit! be ¥. April srk, 70, a 1. athe eS AR lial i 1 story Frame Tete Que Fram 1 One Frame in parts, two stories. of eale, with per cent, front each pure bene struck off. chaeer for each g sen TUCK OT A. T OF VIRGINIA, ARTUR MASTER. Bey lied with within six | AUCTION SALES. TO-MORROW. Bre GREEN & WILLIAMS. ‘Southeast corner ef 7th and ‘Tamaiea Hun, Claret Wine, 8. Se ahaa bbe sold to the highest bidder, “its * SOMERS WILLIAMS, Auct’s, BY orm COOPER & ») NI STREET eNTH N A aN SoU, St QProsir FIRST. PCL Ags agai ie Fou front of 23 fe ioogrin Sout a 1 springs = : ree et ot cl tg fot paved iy. Pa ee an Gener ances nd stamps at coat of purchaser. 100 Sacaanend ge aa a LATEMER wmhill-d&ds ___fBepub.] Mi. Aten orner Seventh and D sts. virtue of a deed of trust, bearing fhe’ Liter Paes tags, and reco @ ry WS WILLIAMS. 4 B* BEEN obits eusttons bn Brome tos Bebe pidder ob THURSDAY. larch, A.D. 1870, at 5 g'slock, pt parcel of iand. situated, in of Wash: ngton, in the District Sting: pert of ‘nuiabered mine (Bs0f the nub vision ‘of square wumbered four and thirty-nine (43), e Borthwest corner of said lot, and oak (8) south ag wed je of im- of ag se wee bee 1D. GREEN & @ WILLIAMS, Aucts. ig” THE. ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UN til TURSDAY, the a a at the same hoar and place. By order of wh hid UHEEN'& WILLIAMS, Ancts, BASERE MT Par ee <—so ve. and Lith st,, meted sit ie ‘= are plan ran Seria dant Lwil ol pul are dten on the loth day of March at oe ao ovhock p.m. ell that pice or pefvel of LAN situated. os Bonsetliens avenue, relia the United States Hotel. in the city of Wa ington; all that piece or parcel of Land | known and described om lat or plan of said city | as lot bumberea 8.in ——— nm red ‘Terms of Sale: One-third cash, aud balance in two instalments at and 18 months after the di je, with interest. for which the purchaser slat Hs Promissory notes. secured to my matistac- All stamps wnveyaucing at cost of pur- Chaser: 100 cash required at time of sale, LCt | terms of sale are mot complied with in three days | after sule, the property will be resold at the risk aid cost of delnuiting seers i. ie eets 1k Trast mb3-d&ds Ek, } NITED ee aaa nae In virtue of awrit of fierl factas issued Clerks office of the Supreme Court of the District of Cotsoabia, nd S908 rey es te at — for cash, Court House door said District: on, TUESDAY, the Usth day of March s © next, 32 o'clock M., all jant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to (os. 63 and | 69 of Haws’ subdivision of Moet Pleasant in the count i and lev! p tty of G. W. 1 old to steire. aba; ‘Sohn ima fet3 dts RAILROADS. Barrmonz AND OHIO RAILROAD. Wasnineron, ‘Trains between WASHING- TON AND BALTIMORE Was astitNa GTON AND TH are now run as follons via: FOR BALTIMORE. utd nd 13180 5:30, Snore 1 Seats, te, the can be had at Sinton Ticket ofics St all houre of Es , at the Company's Cen, 406 P. tte Sole nvegues ick: roe thei! FOR Wi YORK, rhe bee daily (ex TORE sia g om and 13:48 FoR Ly Soar re ph Leav i rs pwd and 12:46 and'8: ON SUNDAY. alguresog ign York st 9:00'5.m. and Philade! Ping cars for How Xork on 9 p.m. trata onty m tickets Philadei, 5 a thera fete okt Beation Ofice at all hurt the day. Also, at the Company's by ete at the Avenue office dence, to ‘and put into the baggage eat ges Vaekersteres i 7: t; WiLBON, seaster nom G6: § HSOSEE anes . HIS I8 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- has obtained i Bi Sitar aes ‘of ington, se * BLA ‘Washi BSW. 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CHARTERED BY ConoRtes 1537, a: F FRANKLIN iE FIRE INSURANCE ©O., & TP alleiciphia. -Auets. @5,000-000 ame as FIRE INSURANCE oo0., 1,000,000. iE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE O0.-of Mart. = Capital, $500,000. = FIRE INSUBANOS sd : Company — wes CAL LiF C0. of Now York. 7 A neues CO., of Hart- TOMAC FRRRY COMPANT, Sevgrrn Sraner Waianae, }, March 10th, 1470. AWASET wilt vege oe to, x id iii ak oa TO MORROW (Fri To alee m. and Alex (On and after Tuned: ene very “Ti = nal Mescuants: ) LINE OF STRAMSUIFS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND KEW TORE. Au® SHEPHERD & BROS, HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR XEW IRON WAREHOUSE, | 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH 8Ts., (sours sive.) Bespecttully call attention to their assortment of ° GAS FIXTURES, comprising ALL PATTER Ns MANUPACTORED BY THE ‘Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York also those of Mitchell, Vanco & Co, How York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS: PRICES. Broxzes, 7? Uereert Stock of CLOCKS, ana ORNAMENTS ever exhibited in Washington, and at the WEST Bats. SLA’ 7 % fmported marbles. Se eee wakr, EAGTHEN FLUES, Dale Aan, SEWER PIPES, Bo. MOULE’S riven TAETa CLOSETS. We call especial attention to our