Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1870, Page 3

= . - EVENING STAR. | " FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, Conclusion Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE.—After our report closed— ‘The jo nt resolution donating captured can- © purpose of constructing a monu- West Point, to the me of the regu- officers who fell in the rebellion, was asse: Pethe bill of Mr. Schurz to reform the civil ser- vice bill of the United States, was passed over under the objection of Mr. Pomeroy. dhe bill to repeal the test oath was objected to by several Senators, and was passed over. ‘The bili exempting parsonages in the District of Columbia from taxation was passed over. ‘The Lill to regulate the foreign and coasting trade on the northern, northeastern and north- western frontiers of the United States, and for other purposes, was taken up and passed, and the Senate at 5'p. m. adjourned. HOUS After our report closed— Mr. Logan (1li.) asked leave to offer a resolu- tion requesting Gen. Giles A. Smith, Gen. J. A. Smith, and Gen. Ely S. Parker to act as a com- mission to procure an appropriate burial place for the remains of the a John A. Rw late Secretary ‘ar. Mr. Cox (N. Y.) suggested that it be also added that the commission authorized to erect a mcnument to the memory of the Mr. Voorhees ( Ind.) said he hoped the gentle- Man would allow him to state that the remaias Of General Kawlins are still unburied, and are g in the public vault atthe Con;res- metery. it was shame to the couatry that this was the case. Mr. Logan said that was why he offered the Fesoluti He was also willing to accept Mr. Cox's amendment. The amendment was in- corporated in the resotation, and it was unan- imously agreed to as amended. The House then, on motion of Mr. Schenck, Fesolved itself to Committee of the Whole, and resumed consideration of the tariff bill. The pending question was upon an amnd- ment oftered Ey Mir Conger, (Mich.,) when the House was last in committee, by adding to the paragraph relating to iron in slabs a proviso { any such ends, chipping, or punchings which shall Baye been cut, stamped, or tially prepared for anv article of manufacture, and which shall be entered or attempted to be entered under the subdivision shall be forfeited to the United States.” The amendment was adopted, and pending further consideration of paragraph, the committee rose. Mr. Burdett, (Mo..) from the Committee on Elections, reported the contested election case of hp oo and Newsham, from the fourth Louisi- ana district. The resolution of the.committee wards the seat to Mr. Newsham. The House then, at 5 p. m., adjourned. —_..cee- Styeviar VeRpict-—The verdict of the jury in Bowler’s case, in Richmond, is very surpris- ing. Charles H. Rogers was found near Rich- mond, dead, with two bullet holes in the back of bis head. His person was robbed of a consider- able smount of money, &c., he was known to have about him. Bowler was the last person seen with the deceased, and he immediately fled going to show Bowler’s connection with the crim: lowever, the jury brought him in guilty of murder in the second degree, fixed his sentence at nine Years in the penitentiary. This is very remark- able. Bowler either killed Rogers or he did not kill him. In the first case, he certainly commit- ted the foulest of murders; if he did not kill him, then the verdict should have been “ not ————— oMAN'S RIGHTS IN DELAWARE.—A man by the pame of Crowden, living in Dover, becoming addicted to the excessive use of liquor, left his wife and family some time during the winter, and ceased to provide for them. The wife, with her child, finally found a home amongst her diiends in the country, but one day last week, While on a visit to Dover with the child, a little girl about {mo veare of age, the husband, seeing them, made a forcible attempt to get possession Of the child, when the mother was reinforced by « number of other women, who attacked him in such a furious manner that Crowden was Jad to beat a hasty retreat, while the child was Ecrned through a back way and restored to its mother — Wilmington Commercial. s2ee- 87 Miss Edgarton is reported to have intro- duced an astounding innovation in lecturing, | namely, blushing. | _ S#-A Dill to indemnify travellers for loss by ‘Careless handling or delay of baggage, and allow- ing $3 a day for every day's delay on account of the same, has passed the Iowa Legislature. &7-The Cincinnati Enquirer (Democratic) has made the important discovery that “nothing is more certain in the political future than Grant's Xenomination by the Republican party in 1 S7-At arecent fire in Grafton, a $500 piano ‘Was recently saved by an intelligent fellow w! 0 Sayyed off the legs, “because there wasn’t any bcrtw- river handy S7-A belligerent wight threatened to kick a Ory character who had oftended him. “If you undertake it,” answered the challenged, “you will find yourself aman more shinued against » than shinning.” &7 A shoddy young indy surprised her mother On returning from a dance by saying that she enjoved the “hugging set to music most bully- dy.” She had reference to waltzing, and why ien’t that a good name ior i S7-A Boston lady complains that a sweet- tempered dyspeptic, a little too spiritual for thi World. and a little too material for the next, ard ‘who, therefore, seems hovering between the two, is the highest type of female loveliness. &7 A little girl in a Western town, after study ing for some time a pictare of the Magdalen re- clining om her face and weeping, suddenly turned to her mother and exclaimed: ‘‘Mam- ma I know why Mrs. Magdalen is crying. It is because Mr. Magdalen does not buy her clothes enough.” 87 Frederick Dennett, the boy who myster- fously disappeared with "$350 of his employer's Money om the Mth, in New York, returned to Bis father’s house about midnight on Saturday Bight in a bewildered state of mind and was un- able to give any account of himself. Physi- was drugged and robbed. vi clans think that MARRIED. ‘TAPLER—BOWEN. On Thursday. April 2at, 7 the Rev. Mr. Van Meter, EDWIN it. TABLER and EMMA EB. BOWEN, both of this city = KETTUEB—KNAUST. On the 24th instant. b; ev. Mr. Biet Mr. LOUIS KETTLER wb ‘Miss ELISE KNA of this city sad 1870, -.&t 3 o'clock \ ds of the family are ay. th inet. Fespectiully invited. BOACH. On the 25th of April, of cor PHILIP ROACH. ‘Long and painful w: ‘ings. and with patience all he bore. God ua him forever to dwell with Him above the His funeral will take place from his late resi Ist street south, between B and U sts., to- evening. the 25th inst. MIA clock, Mre. CATHERINE JULIEN, ia ‘The funeral will teke place from her Inte resi- dence, No. 1231 «. evening, at 3 o'clock p.m. erect On the 35th instant, at 7% a.m. 8. The ives “as trleoda of the ily are re- nested to atte from his 3 O31 A’ erect south, Wedosodap at Se'cinn > KILLMAN. On the 2th instant, NETTIE A., @aaghter of B.A. and Alice Skillman, aged eightoos The tuneral will take place from the residence of her graodfather, D. W. Midcieton, en ‘Thursday, ‘Zth instant, at 3.30 p.m. UNDERTAKERS. BICHARD F.HABVEY. ALONZO A. MARR. HARVEY & MARR, CNVDESTAZERS, Bo. 934 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenth. j 4 . my B-1y ICHARD W. BABKER, ovpesTséaEn, jh 428 EIGHTH STREET near BE. FUBNITUBE of all kinds made and repaired. . mist eee a ‘wouD gece No sgorner New Jersey aren street South. P Vv. . Saad fee tecatelsh gersene Teo of Cedar and = E BING S GREA VIA FUGA"— Diente REET Ss is oi ty etd ‘Mr. Otway made a statement in the British House of Commons yesterday in regard to the massacre of foreign captives in Greece, and ised that her Majesty's government would Roce no time in urging snc euthorities at Athens to take proper action. The proposed Sappho-Cambria international Yacht race is now getting to be a sensation England, and the cable bes are detail- ing ail the minute details. The contest will probably be over a 60 mile course in the English channel. ‘A colored preacher, W. F. Butler, is demand- ing equal school rights in New York. He preached a sermon Sunday on the abolition of distinctive co‘ored schools, and in favor of black and white children being educated together. Yesterday at Philadelphia the Athletic Base Ball Club of Philadel} defeated the Mary- land, of Baltimore. The score was: Athletic, 4; Maryland, 16. ‘The contest will be rene in Baltimore on Thursday of this week. Major Sigourney, who sometime since made some noise in the literary world by claiming to be the author of “Beautiful Snow,” committed ae by shooting himself near New York last week. Wendell Bollman, Esq., has resigned the Pre- Sileney of the Western Maryland Railroad Company. An election will probably be held to-day to fill the vacancy. Toronto difpatches, professi: to give infor- mation received by the Canadian authorities from the United States government with regard t» the Fenians, are not reliable. The colored le celebrate the 15th amend- m_nt in Philadelphia to-day; the Stevens monu- m nt will be unveiled, and there will be a grand para ‘Tue Paris papers assure us positively that the marriage of the Prince of Or with Prineess Louise of England is fixed for the month of Au- gust. The Prince, who ‘s heir apparent of the Kong of the Netherlands,and a prominent mem- ber of the Parisian Jockey Club, is 30 years of age. The Princess is 22. S7A.tax on the soiled doves pays all the school expenses of Council Bluffs. 7 Fashionable suits for ladies in New York this spring are described as ornamented with xe “from Jacob’s ladder toa pen-wiper in silk.” &7-The Madison Democrat offers to bet that Ole Bull will marry a young lady in that city in less than ninety days. &2-Two companies of Canadian volunteers sent to the front at St. Armand, were such small boys and they boo-hooed so, their colonel kindly sent them home . @7 Under the head of New Music, a London x prints this advertisement: ‘Madame renner’s Musical Gymnasium. For Ladies only.”” 87Dr. Mary Walker has returned from her Woman Suttr: Missionary tour to Texas, and raports to the New Orieans editors that the cause is progressing finely there. &7-The New Bedford Mercury says Jim. Fisk, Jr., is not satisfied with thehoner of being Col- onel of the Ninth New York Regiment. He sta- ted, a day or two since, that there was one other distinction that he craved—that of being elected deacon of a church in Bristol, R. I. S7 The Mount Carmel (ill.) Register says: “A young spooney of this city sent word to one of mother Eve's fair daughters, asking permis- sion to call on her, and received the following emphatic reply: “If you come about our house bs snatch you bald-headed!” He didn’t call on er. &7-A quarrel on the Boulevards terminated thus one day this week to the amusement of the spectators: “Monsieur, you shall give me satisfaction.” Keply (amidst a peal of laughter): Monsieur, I cannot. 1 am a member of the Society for Protecting Animals.” &2The freshmen students in the university at Ann Arbor made their annual raid upon the wooden sidewalks the other night, while the sophomores tore off the wheel of the university bell and battered South College. “Pretty boy: ara husband-whipper has been sent to jai for thirty days at St. Panl's, Minn. The woman in question is Mrs. O. T. Wilson. She was very ¢ uel to her poor henpecked husband. 18S JULIA BALCH’S SC: HOOL, 18th and I streets —Beferences:—R. J. N. Combs, W. W ran, Esq., Admiral Lee. French and Latin ap 3-2" taught. PRE PARTN ing betwee r RT BRE Ived. A bts du ¥ settled by CHAS. MACNICHO! between 9th and lth. Washington, April 23d, 1570. " LN St ‘P.HE AMERICAN BUTTON HOLE OVER- SEAMING AND SEWING MACHINE. WORKS BEAUTIFUL BUTTON HOLES, DUES OVEBSEAMING ON THE EDGE And cannot be equalled on any kind of sewing done by any other machine. Examine all otuer machines, then call at No. 220 4 STREET, NEAR PENN. AVENUE, and soo these machines in operation, and judge for yourself. 2-1w* __ GEORGE BOYD gent. | C= BALM OF LIFE, AND OTHER PREPARATIONS, FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, AND AT THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT, Corner 9th and H streets. 7 Consultations free. Ladies from 2 to 3 p.m.; Gentlemen from 6 to7 p.m. ‘apett Qe AND SPRING IMPOR ® TATIONS. 1870. MILLINERY AND FANCY Goops. STRAW GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS. RIBBONS AND LACES. A full line of MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS, to moet the requirements of the most fastidious “AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. A. G. GASTON, Agent, p5-Im 1223 Fetrect, bet. 12th and 8th TO MAKE ROOM FOR AN IMMENSE SPRING STOCK, STRASBURGER BROS. ‘WILL SELL BOUTS, SHOES AND GALTERS Of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. Give them a call, at 906 SEVENTH STREET. fo2s-tr Old number 37: QvARTERMASTER's Orricr, U.S. M.C.. WASHINGTON, A eto. Sealed Proposals will be recel is office un- til 20'clock p. mm of TUESDAY, the diet dango May next, for FURNISHING BaTions to the Unt States at the following stations, from Ist July 270, to oth June, Ie, viz: Pi wer: MOUTH New Hainpehire BROOKLYN, New Yorks PHILAD TA; Peoneylvania: SASINGTO gity erick of Colambia; ARE ISLAND, California’ Ration to consist of twelve ounces of oF Bacon, or one pound and four ‘of Frosh Beef: eightcen of read or Feary Sup cunese of Gore Meals endes eresneae rations of Beans or Peas, or ton al au wos State the i doze of ie reeing of ihe contrack af Uh poet a to puter tatd contract as AUCTION SALES, —_| AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Ax x B (Sacer > emsors to Jas. C. McGuire © Southwest corner Penn's | ORANGE AN Un FRID . RQ. o'clock uperior 6 Term’ cas. DLE AY M ‘Anctioneors, tioncers ep 8t SOOPER & LATIMER. A Bt geen to J.C. MeG & Co.), enue and 1th st. Southwest corner of Penaa CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD- ING LoT ON TWELFTH STREET WEST, WERN 0 AND P STREET‘ NORTH. By virtue of a deerce of tue Supreme Court of ®..: District of Columbit asset ia rai No. 169. Doc. 9, Ga: 1. plaintit et fe 1 shall eal «pnd ic auction, om the premé on FRIDAY, the 6th day of May, 1570. at Sye'cloca p.m, Lot No. 15, in Cox’s subdivision of Square No. 279, fronting feet op 2th street west, and Seek pack by the same width % fret to an alley 15 f-et wide. ms of vals: One- cash; balance in equal instalment- at 6 and 12 months from day of sale; the deferred payments to he secured by the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of asle, on- aorsed to the sati faction of the Trustee; or all cash, atthe ace of the purc! The title te the prop. o entil th whole parchase mone} Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's $80 deposit +t rims of sale UGENE CARUSI, Trustee. %eokds COOPER & LATIMER, Au-ts Y WM.L. WALL &CO.. Auctioneers, New Marble . Nos 900 aud 902, southeast cor. Ps.ave. and 9th st GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. the ‘andersigned of the minor children of William McDermott, deceased. pursuance of «decree of the Orphans’ Court Bibs Digtict of Columbia. passed on tne 19th d March. A.D. 1870, and which was dul: jhe Supreme Court of the District of the 3uth day of April, AD. DAY. the 12th day of May, A. D.'1870, 70, at the hour of 5% o'clock p m.,in frout'of the premises, the right, title. interest and claim of the said beirs in and to all that wt of Lot No. 20, in Square No. 105, in the city of Ashington, District of Co. lumbia, being the west 32 feet of said lot, the same fronting 32 feet on the south line of north 1 reet, between 18th and 19th is, and rugning back south of an equal width between el Tinos to the rear line of said lot. And at the same time willsell all of the undersigned’s individual right, ‘and to the rOD- title, interest and estate in sam mk ig ‘The said lot of ground is improved by and commodious Brick D: iting end is Is one of the most desirable localities of the city. ‘Terms of One third cash; residue in two equa! pynest. for which the netes of the parcha- ser will be required, payable one in six months and one twelve months, with interest from day of sale; and on Payment of the last note a deed of conveyarce will be a iv stamps at the cost of the dersigned reserves t! of sale within five rom day of sale. to resol said premises at the cost and risk of said defaniting ee 5 $2 will be required when the prop- ‘uck off. aes aa “JESSE McDERMOTT. Guardian. WALL & Cr 8p% eo2w [Republican] B* THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Broker and Auctioneer, 19 7th street, opposite Post OMfiee, VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION ON O STREET. BETWEEN 91 AND LOTH. On FREDAY, 24th April, at 5 o'clock p. 1 shall offer at public auction, on the prem jot (, im square No. 367, 23 feet 9 inches front, 115 feet deep. ‘Terms made known day of sale. All conveyances ‘at purchaser's cost. To be resold in five days if terms of sale are not complied with. $100 down day of sale, JOHN F. EN _aptinst THOS. B. WA ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioncers, (Successors to J.C. McQuire & C. Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Litt streot PRESSED BRICK FRONT DWELLING WITH SLATE ROOF ON 9ru STREET WEST, BE EEN N AND UO STREETS NORTH, AT ALOTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 34. at fe . Attorney. N. 2 o'clock, on thie prem’ 8 : ts having a front of 1s lots 4a square et 6 inches, with a depth of 95 feet to a 10 foot paved alley, and improved by a superior built brick dwell ing of two stories, wit ball and 7 rooms; hydrant in the yard One-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 month eat secured by de d of trast. Alleon ances and Revenue stamps at cost of the purcha: $1 at time of sale. aps-dads COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Y COOPER & LATIMER, a rs, (Successors to James ©. McGuire & Co.,) Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Lith street, EEN BUILDING LOTS AND THE WHOLE A SQUARE IN THE FIRST WAKD AT OON, May 24. 1570, at 5 n Rooms, we shall sail the roved property: Lot 4, square 17; all 17; lot 13, mare 24; lot 2, 3 SIXT! 18 and 23, in syuuare Terms: One-third cash: the balance at six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust, with A deposit of $25 will’be re Property indisputable. nveyances and revenue stamps at cest of pur- COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anctioneers and Real Estate No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and D st: TRUSTEE SALE OF A FI STORE ON SKEET E ETS Brokers recta, RST-CLASS DRIG- WEST. BETWEEN UNDER THE ASSOCIATION 9 CHRIST RTH, TAN merchandise, consisting of Fancy Artic ratent Modi Furniture, including Counters, Shelving, and Weights, Measures, Show Bottles. Signs. &¢..now in Store No. 4, inthe Youn Men’s Christian Association Building, in the city of Washington, or all and any part thereof. or which may be substituted therefor, or found upon such Premises at the time of foreclosing this deed of trust, Terms made known at time of sale. FRANK J. WILLIS, Trast ap2s-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, Southeast corner Seventh and D sts TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- 7 TY AT AUCTION. mS ESOEES By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 1th January, 1569, and duly recorded in the land records of Washington county, in Liber T and B. No.5, folio 442, and by direction of the parties secured thereby, 1_will sell at public auction, SATURDAY, April 33, ound. be division No: 205, begiuntte for the iV of square No. 5 inning for the same on the northeast corner of said lot No. 49 ‘nee running west 25 feet. thence north 90 fect feet alley, thence east al. the a ‘2B feet, thence south vermis of sale: to line of said alley ® feet to the beginning. : One-half cash: balance in 6 and 12 months with interest, secured by adecd of trust on property, $100 down when the property is off. ‘Stamps and conveyancing at cost of the terms are omplied with jays from day of are ds sale, tho terves cost. P. A. DARNELL 2 ‘@pidts = GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. S7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, May 7th, game hour and plac, y order of . 4. DARNEILLE, Trustes. _ apt GikiEN € WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers and Real Katate Brokers: No. 319 corner of Seventh and D streets. PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING FURMI- TURE AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, the 29th inst., at o'clock a. x House No. 632, on F street 6th and 7th atreets west, .¥ jair Cane-seat Chairs, Rockers, Mar- ait a Mirrors, Bxtsnsion Fabien Chamber 81 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ———[—[]SSSSS— NARY B. 1 CANARY BIRDS '! IN 1eDS ‘Mocking FUO! foe ‘ot it sovents carest, between ‘mh2s-Im"™ 8. es eo '1CE.—Ladies desiring to have thelr own and NGigza stig made Or icely, at very would do well to call at the new ment of MES. BONAVIRES, 1002 Pa. av., south side, over Fancy Store. al9-2w" PRorcsars FOR GRADING AND PAVING, ITY oe ‘Will be receis Bo'ciock, m, MONDAY, hae! ls cen VING the carriageway of svooue and Bight 8. J. BOWEN, Mayor. prorosats FOR LAYING WATER-MAINS, feces CEE EI. t fase mtr caeeina ste etineteraci tae teem he cy the 30th inst. 2d Onin canal saa the yeast TO-MORROW. & LATIMER, Auctioneers, ore to Jas, ©. McGuire & Fon) : corner Penn. avenge and 1th B" COOPER (Success: and covered with Blue Saiin Dam, m0 'e, Paintings and Engravings son fi tin Four cri red Sat Dama: lined with White Silk. complete, with tassels a e oe = Rosewood Center Table, inlaid and marble- ench Plate Mantel Mirrors Fre Rosewood Tennessee marble base One, Bronze Clock, beautifally ornamented—cost Walnut Library Suite, upholstered in greon re Walnut marbletop Mirror back Buflet " "°? Lambroki Li Dn ins and Cornice Five Walnut marble-top Ohamber Suites rniture Toilet Ware Painted marble-top Cot Hatr and Husk Mattresses: Feather Pillow Osk marble-t: gilt Parlor Suite, upholstered Damask; sk Curtains, Etegere, with French Plate Mirror and __ FUTURE Days. Uctioneers tate 0319, Be crmth aad D's IANO. STUOL, ACK TET! NE-SEAT LN BF = cs eid Sm ca mae 28 > Boor cs S = ee? On THURSDAY, 23th instan’ flock s,m +We shall wall at a octave, with Stool Tete Sofas ‘hairs, imported — le-top Center Table and What- or Walnut Cane-seat Reception Chairs, and Medallion- back Rockers Frame p= and others pamelled uit e larble-top Cottage Set Handsome Enamelled Wood-top Cottage Set Excellent Feat! » Pillows, and Bolsters Husk a Oe Mattresses, Spring bottom Mat- ind Cotton tresses jandsome te | Black Walnut Sideboard xtension Teble, and Dining bal Seven feet Walnut re oa Plated Sea Set, 6 pieces; Plated Soup Plated Castors, Ivagy Handled Knives, (Rogers? make) . hand- | Crockery and Glassware cushy carve = Three ph Ingrain, aud Stair Carpets; Hall Oil Jarl aple retary | Extenmi ble Walnut Hat-tree and Commode Watiut marble-top Hall Suite. Dining Chairs One Morning Glory Parlor Stove, one Violot Cham- Gold-band Dinner and Tea Services: ber St Fine Cut and Engraved Glassware rel i Carpets and Rugs fora cash, COOPER & LATIMER, ape dade Auctioneers. Ove One Excellent Empire No. 7 Coeking Stove, with Hawk's Air-tight Heater A good lot of Kitchen Requisites he above Furniture is new, being only in use about six months, and persons in want of good arti ¥@ WILLIAMS, ici ers and Real Estate No. 319, southeast corner of 7th HAIR CLOTH SOFAS, CASTER CHAIRS, WIN- DOW SHADES. BRUSSELS. CARPETS, Fr ap22-d weat, the above Farnitare, for cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Brokers, and B sis, on Ohio avenue, berween Mth and 15th streets Auctioneers. a sige will do well to attend the sale. _apa” (epi GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct'rs. PER & LATIMER, A Be COsneecenate tod CoMeUane tere Southwest corner ef Ponasvivania ve. aiid 11th st. RL TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE INTEREST Y. ADS) BU | iN LEASEHOLD PROPERTY ON # ST. . K |. WASHSTANDS, MATTRESSES, | BETWEEN 9ri AND 1074 STREETS, BEDDING, &c.. &c.. AT AUCTION. Jnder and by virtue of a deed of trast to the On WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant, at 10 Tiber bearing date my 15, 1389, and re- o'clock a. m , we shall sell, at house No: 1429 rded in Liber T. and B., No. 12, folio 349, and secured thereby I will sel! atthe aon mie Piront ofthe vremions se SAT it publi meet ie auction. is UHDAY, the oun B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Southeast corner 7th and D streets. A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT inst.. at 10 | feet o'clock a. m., we shall sell at house No. 622, | 58 feet to on the south side Pennsy Ai bet. 6th and 7th streets west. a lot of Household On WEDNESDAY. the 27th nia avenu Furnicure, consisting of— Cottage Sets, Beadstends Mattresses, Feather Pillows neivn Tables, Cooking Stoves Matting, Crockery, &c. ‘es ap2l-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. he. April. 4D o'clock p. m., all the interest which on the Ibi day of i I hold estate on the following described part of begin story brick building thereon. The leasehold is as follows:—A lease for 40 years from the Ist of February, 1867, at s yearly rent of 00 payable on the 2h January of each year, with the privilege of purchasing, the fee simple st ‘any time before the expiration of the 40 years tor the sun of $20.00 The interest of Ben). F. Gilbert, now ad- ‘tined to be sold. jird part, ver and the debt for which the it sale is sold, is an undivided on ‘te be made is $1,000, wit! 1889. [RX WM. L. WALL & CO. Auctionsors, New Marble Buildings, No. 900 and 90% Pennsylvania avenue. CHANCERY caur, OF. REAL ESTATE SQUARE 1.026. rict of Columbia, in equity, made on the of April, 1570, in the cause of IN By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of Be Dist Bray vs, h, forme cash: 100 0 be deposited at sale, and ti residue to be paid within three days thereafter. I! the terms are not complied with the deposit to be forfeited and the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser a end emus ot the papain a seat ‘and stam; fe purchaser's cost. — POPEED. W. JONES, Trastes ap20-tas COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts, Towns! et al. No. 1,545, docket 10, the under Y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioncers, signed will expose for sale at auction, to the highest (Successors to J. C. McGuire & Co.) bidder, on MONDAY, the 2d day of May, 1570, } ithwest corner Penn. avenue and ith street. x in the afternoon, the following-described | ite :—Lots numbered iin, Hoa (4#,) forty. | TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND d forty-eight, (43,) in Square numbered | ONT REET NORTH BETWEEN 2p one thousand and twenty-six, (1 provements. Terme of sal notes of the purchaser, with deed of trust. $10) to sale. If terms of five days after sale of the defaultin stamps at the apm interest, sect urchaser. he purchase M yo ‘of th JA with the im- $200 in cash, and the balance one- | half in six months and one-half in twelve months. in tred by be deposited at the time of sale be not complied with within resale will be made at the cost. Conveyances and | SG. PAYNE, Trustes. W.L. WALL & 60., Ancts. AND 3p STREETS WEST, AT AUCTION y virtue of adeed of ‘trust to me, dated the of Anqust, 1363, recerded in Liber T }0. 3, folio 82, et seq..one of the land ‘ashington Ea & in the District o all proceed to sell at public auction, t on the premises. on MONDAY, the 2dday of May, A. D. 1570, at 5% o'clock p. m., all that rt of that certain lot of Epundgituate and lying in Washing- ton city, in the Distritt of Columbia, and known as Lot No. 14, in square No. 862; begining tor said part of lot at the northeast corner of said lot; runnii BBX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S VASHINGTON COU By virtue of a doed of trast. dated Juno Ist, A. D. 1868, and daly recorded in Liber No. 587; , of the Land Records for Wash: the written direction folio 102, ington county, D. C., and b i of the parties secured thereby, I will sell at auction, upon the pre ‘RIDA Y. day of April, A. D. 1870, at 5 o'clock, southern half of Lot Numbered Thirteet the plat of re-aurvey by Lewis Carberry, tract of land formerly called Bayley's Purchase,”* in Washington county, D. C., together with all the improvements thereon, consisting of small dwelling house and stable. This lot of land,centaining about | 26 acres, is well sui half in must be paid at sale.) and the remainder within days thereafter; the def 5 payments to be m: e in equal payments, with interest, in six and twolve by deed of trust | to the satisfaction of the trustee. Terms to be com plied with within six days after date of sale, other- Wigr the {runtes reserves. the right to resell at the reeks All conyeyencing and stamps at the WM. H. WARD. Trustes. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. months from the day of sale, secured risk and cost of the first purchaser notice ther: i purchaser's aplé-eodds iter one SALE OF VALUABLE PIECE OF GARDEN LAND, NEAR BENNING’S BRIDGE, IN W INTY, D. m., the (3,) in of ‘the thence south, . to & private alley in sai square; thence west 20 feet 8 inches: thence north Ly reet; thench east 2) feet 5 inches, to the with the improvements thereon, consist- ree-story Dwelling House. ith all medern conveniences, This property 1s opposite Sherman, in one of the most ap yf gt of the city. ‘Terms of $3.00) cash; of which be pald down when the property is knocks. ance in equal payment it 6, 12,18 and 24 for which the purc! i Jug interest from the day deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and stamps at purchaser s cost. Ifthe terms of sale are Bot complied with within five days after the day of salethe Trustee reserves the right to resell, at the Tisk and cost of the defaulting urchaser. Trustee. _ap 13-.dtd of sale. and secured by a B.T. MORSELL, COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Y WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers, New Marble Bailding, Stores No. 900 & 902 Peun. sv., cor. 9th st, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL RSTATE AT THE CORNER OF 15TH STREET WEST AND G STREET NORTH, IN WASi N CITY, D.C. KNOWN AS ae rae ce March 3, 1870, y virtue of a decree passed March 3, 1570, by the Supreme Court of the District of Co” a ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, (Successors to James C. McGuire & Uo.,) ithwest corner Pennt TRUSTEE'S SALE OF UNIM TY ON G STREET NOR’ 01 OF 2ist STREET WEST. By virtue of s deed of trast dated April 13. 1368, duly recorded in Liber No. 564, folio 30, et D.o Mf the land records for Waskineten county, e und: on the premises, At 53s o'clock p. m., W.B 7, Sand 9 in sqnare No. 102. Said lot fronts 25 enue and llth street. PROVED PROPER- wat NEAR THE CUR- - Todd’s recorded snb-division of ss bed foot coran & Kigies Ped hoon) N a 4 ¥ rustee, will ex) for sale at public auction, to the highout bidder, on MONDAY? the second day ST vy, A. D. 1370, at 5 o'clock p.m., infront of the remixes, the following pieces oF of ground, the city of Washington, hat is to say: iece or parcel of ground situate, ying r 3 the square numbered two hundred twenty three, (223.) in the city of W: and designated as'No. ive 3) upon the recorded plat of said square, beginning for the lines thereof at the southwest corner of said square, and then running north with the line of 1oth street woat forty (wi fost then due east one hundred and two-twelftha( 100 2-12) jum bin. in equity sitting, in the caune of Cor. feet, to the line of lot numbered four (4); then with oh G street and runs back 125 fect to an alley. The cae shor‘ prove eine agatratacne oti | Hing md tt uber oa da uta frit) yeah area, ot een aio een te an | SRE ee ras at emg and two-twel - inuing; Boy tthe Gan ot cae ee be de, | containing {08 square feet and 8 square inches of months to be secured by a decd of trust with interest | ErpUad. Also. part of a lot, piece or par. from day of sale. If the terms are not complied with | Stl, Of, round | designated by | the - within dive days the deposit to be torfeiten and’ the | Aves, (Bh 010 af a Property resold at the risk and cost of the delinquent three (Sas) ie the noua chaser. All convezancing and stamps at cost of | dims autivision incre aa ee ie Sey, ete hare i SODD.SHES Trasten.” | pamosuedivision is recorded in the Surveyors . Jeet ce @ LATIMER, Aucts, | [%o)Test fram She soatinreat corner rea ome -L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, running ine of Fifteonth street wost w New Masbie Wurldion due north ten (10) feet; then due east one hundred Nos. 900 and 902, southeast cor. Pa.ave. and Sthst. | and two-twolf (100 3 42) feet to the line of lot num: TRUSTEBS’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED math ten (10) feat te the linet ioe of PROPERTY AT AUCTION. ) thence with line of lot numbered By virtue of a of trust to 2-12) trustees, dated ‘arch, 1868, and recorded in W, folio 229.et. al., one of the Iand ri ington county, andat the request of ti of the building asseciation secured sell, at the Liber the elzth 6) dnyof x apie pa ocords for Wash: he T: inging, containing 1001 sus inning, contain square inches of ground, with ings, im- Ris Gelonging.© 1) ‘ne SPPurtenances to the said ‘This property is most cligibly situated at the cor- tiBth stroot if eit ) feet to square fect and 8 s on TUESDA ner of ‘west and north G streets, opposite day’ of May uext, a6 o'clock p,m. Lot the Treasury buildings and the Quartermaster’s De. we seven, in aries I. " oforiginal lote numbered Ave, (Sy etx, .(7,) | Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in claht,(S,) nine. (9.) ten, (10,) eloven (1i,) twelve, (123) one-third each, for which notes thirteen, (13,) and fou: ,(14,) in square numbered be given payable resepctively 6, 12 B two hundred and thirty-six, (236,) ag recorded in Li- le f date. ber W F. folio 61, in the office of the Surveyor of the full purchase money city of Washington, frontirg nineteen (19) fect six be made within 6 days from (6) inches on U street north, eon and lith at risk ap 14-19,22,26,29.m2as Nn ‘LIAMS, BY tr TET he mee No. 319, southonst corner 7th and D streets. TRUSTEES SALE, OF VALUAB GROU. ON T CORNER OF 4: ND SOUT! a sr ERTS. ISLAND. . virtue of — of trust, foot ._ | hls property was formerly owned by Dr. Hiab auc sHoge SwekttOg afc ‘Corn. House, Poultry House, Tay Barrack 80x80 feet, and a beautiful Lawn; excels any Tsoced Troms the Clerk's ¢ iene PZOHTE S7OYE SALE 15 ronrronp on. bow gee Mb garnet ADDRESS NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED, ‘Whose sufferings have been protracted from hiddes ~anses, and whose cases require prompt treatment torender existence desirable: If you are suffering, or bave suffered, from involuntary discharges, what effect does it produce upon your general health? De You feel weak, debilitated, easily tired? Doos a lit- tle extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart? Does your liver, or urinary organs, or your kidneys, frequently get out of order? Is your urine some- times thick, milky or flocky, or is it ropy on set- tling? Or doesa thick skum rise tothe top? Or is ‘Seediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile? Do you have spelis of short breathing or dyspepsia ? Are your bowels constipated? Do you bave spelis of fainting, or rushes of blood to the head? Is your memory impaired? 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AND NOR- BOAT LINE. ‘and fast wid heel St ri ft — el toamer running regu. reet whart, Washi HCKSDAY. at 3p met ry TURSDAY and FRIDAY. at's This steamer comnects at No ik with the bos: TON STEAMERS, aud Freight will be way billed through. & Co AF wharf, or at’ the Princ corner New York avente aod Ith streets Wastiag? ical to a ARTS cos Propristora. S SPEAR, Goul Washington, D.C. April, iu” @° 1s ©! FOR THE FISHING SHORES! The Fast and Staunch Steamboat ©. P. Captain Jous MARTIN, wil leave the Wharf at the Eleventh street VERY MORNING at 9 0 clock, and rown & Son's wharf, foot ‘of Sew © clock, for the FISHING SHOR: it Ni on at =. Fort W: ing. Ow ‘Son's wharf at ” Ticket = trip only One Dollar. For further information apply to BISCUE & LUT. EL. near the foot of Eleventh street, and 8. 8 o'clock in the morn! 8 for the +t Seventh-street wharf. mb25-tf wharf, RIF erren Bedere crit my for MoU iT VERNON: touching Ball md faite House and Lowe, Ver reiataian JAMES SYKES, Gen en w-tt ” Ofice—"Witiard sitet, -EBCHANTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Dry sen io at river, crery W For we Porn Pier 29, ats cown, or at tes ooruer a Neery raya sspzanvasa. mae gina itt Sitch ge From 63 Wator street, Georgetowa, WEDNES- £00.,14 North Wheres. ‘LOAN OFFICES. pein ci Yat =. a, se OW et es ee Philadelphia. PECIAL NOTICE. saa _s collaterals at the lowest pa Te gaa =