Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1871, Page 5

@ EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. CZAR AND PUKE. {From the Boston Post. The near advent to our shores of Prince er third son of the Gear Alexander, renders all his family interesting: SS eee ony pe as the present (Czar bas always been, preter a 0, friend! fly tot country. pperial house ts from Rurick. Duke ot Kiov, who reigned in 862 A. D. This title of Duke of Kiov was retained until 1157, when the title of Grand Duke of Wladimir was adopted, and in 1328 these sovereign Princes of the East became Grand Drkes of Moscow. In 1535 Ivan assumed the title of r of Muscovy, Czar meaning “Great King.” "Peter the Great, in 1689, was the first Muscovite sovere! = bore the title of Emperor of all ~ = still borne by his successors. 7 ror was the eldest son of es who, as is known, succeeded his brother. Alexander L., in 1825, the heir and elder brother, Cousiantine, aldicating the throne in his favor. Nicholas died a Mareh 2, 1855, when the present Czar acceded to power. Alex- tnder Il. wes born. on April 29, 18M. At that ime his uncle Alexander was on the throne, and his father was a simple Grand Duke, with no prospects of the succession; for the then Em- ror might vet have children, and between Qicholas and him was Constantine. The young Prince was most caretully educated by his mother, a lady of rare accomplishments, Alex- andra Feodorowna, daughter of the then ‘reign- ing King of Prussia, ter of the. present Emperor William 1 or Tmany. She was thoroughly versed in the studies and Meoeuiere of the day, and her German influence is be- trayed in the Emperor's character to this day. He bad, besides, an excellent German Protest- ‘ant tutor in Gen. Maedar; while the Grand Duke Nicholas, his father, overlooked his military ed- ucation, initiating him in those soldierly exer- cises in which it was bis own pride to excel. Alexander's youth wae passed amid these favor- ble influences, and his education was com- pleted under the of Jowkouski, then the first of Russian living poets. At sixteen he graduated from this somewhat singular course of education, and thenceforth participated active- ly im the affairs and pageants of State. is father was then Emperor, and young Alex. ander at once assumed a high command in the Imperial army as the Czar's chicf aide-de-can ». As such it was his duty to take the lead in those splendid mee eae reviews and ceremonies which present Em, r= prema Empe- ere Ps perched ag” it of Epo ussia was long ie world, so that the Czarew! ey his ‘‘blood,’ rer bony er ight . an excellent c: night was meriemene all hands; tnd bis tubers subjects were proad of the handsome and statel; ince who ET mer gon8 and and gracetuliy's head of his cuiransed and helmeted troops; for Alesas, dex was inforior omly to the Fmperor Nicholas i rsonal beauty, and the pubill Lele = ence. When-he was twenty-one % charge of all the i nan a of the es given inte his these he made frequent vi gently serched out and provided He married in 1841, when he vas emeaae three, Maximilliana, daughter of Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse, a handsome and accomplish — who still lives to adorn the consort Tone. The Czarowitch was little seen at court from the time of his to that uf his accession, for he was busy with his military duties and studies; and In 1690 be made a long tour to the Femotest confines of the vast empire, visiting the Crimea, the Caucasus and Circassia, being received with enthusiastic honor wherever he went. It was known, before Nicholas died, that bis heir was liberal in opinion, and was "fully resolved to pursue a policy in man istic to that of his father. b more or Sanectinestalirean tathor aed nd tor some time the Emperor refused to admit the son to his presence. It was even wh d, atone time, that Nicholas intended to deprive’ Alexander of the succession, and to confer it upon the Grand Duke Constantine, who zealously sym his tavorite son. The quarrel extended to the two brothers, who had s long and bitter fend, dividing the court and the political ies be- tween them. They never spoke or held any per- funal relations with each other. A similar state of thi followed te that which existed in England the reign of George Il; the mon- had one court and the heir an- other, each bitterly hostile to the other. A reconciliation, hewever, took place pe be- fore the death of Nicholas. He called his eldest rou to his ide and an affecting and adection- ate scene ensued. Both were melted to tears, and the long estrangement was at an end. Nicholas called ‘tantine to him, and | besought him to make peace with his brother. The young man, full-blooded, obstinate and self-willed, at first refused; but the aying Em- peror’s supplications at last prevailed, and the two brothers were clasped to each other's hearts at the sick bedside. There were everywhere fears lest Constantine, who was bold, adventur- ous and ambitious, as well as exceedingly popa- ould resist Alexander's succession, and or to secure the crowu of Muscovy and Kussia for himself by eailitary coup d'etat: bat on Nicholas’ death these fears were speedily fomstantine was the first to swear allegiance to the new C; and to offer bimseli for his service. A! ander’s secession to the throne was hailed by the liberal party of Russia as the be- ginning of an era of true progress; and this promise, during the first years of his reign, was not belied. Keforms began to be decreed by ukase after ukase ing the nobles, disgusting th arty, and calling forth the admi Europe. ‘The Caar had seen with his own cy the extravagance and corruption of the functionaries of the Kupire, and he first ¢ the Augean stables of the state of their rubbish and placed the administration on an economical and systematic basis. Then he decreed a greatly improved system of education, the universities were freed from the odious restrictions Imposed on them by the despotic Nicholas, the military Syrans y over civil adfairs was abolished andsome Of the most irksome laws restricting the prces were abrogated. All this was done in the very first year of Alexander's reign. year he turned his attention to Poland, granted ‘au universal amnesty to the exiles of 100, re- moved many of the despoic laws which weighedon that unhappy land, and really audearnestly deavered to recone! cile them to Eussis n rule. "rhe Emperor found his efforts unavailing and was son obliged to restore the repressive administra- tion of the old Russian governments. Then came the magnificent act of freeing the serfs—an act betraying a courage of which Alexander had not been suspected; and many more broad and lib- eral measures which have been put into opera- tion in Hussia might be traced to his power. | eff Alexander ix the least military of bis race. In | this respect he is nota true Romanoff. He is known to skrink from warlike measures, and to preter the paths of peaceful internal improve Hix nature if soft and polished, rather than boid and haughty, like his tather, Nicholas, or active and gracious, li ¢, Alexander. No prince ever preserved a | tation for purity, dignity and mildness of personal charac- soften me’ ancholy and gloomy is p: » was Nich- A great contrast to Constantine, | of the Russian y mperial pri or P manott since Peter the Great Jomitable activity, strength of wil ef over men, warlike, bold, qui arpose. When a mere his brother Alexander be taking acruise upon his flagship. as commander, ordered the Czaro- witch to do something, which order the latter re- sisted. The young admiral at once arrested him, though he was helr to the crown, and kept him in confinement tll they reached port. N jas severely reprimanded Constantine for this but it was believed that in his secret heart be was prouder of his rough sailor lad than of his mere gentle and pliant heir. Constantine, indeed, was cast in the mould of his iron-willed father. His tastes are martial. and he is the idolized leader of the ultra “old Russia” party, which regards it as the sacred mission of the — pire to expel the Moslem from Europe, to assume the —_ of the United Slavic Face of the eastern side of that continent. He isthe Pan-Slavie chief. Far from ao liberal, Pre’ Constantine. ized with him and was | In his second | were ever, at sudden commendations, Foye Winciwer. a come not iT suc attery now and ‘They are tco thin and base tohide chknece ©” re hn S7 Louisville undertakers are are auctioning off their Summer order to make the ‘unigus and benaoomce inter sctaa ied - ela ‘Old crow” is a Columbus, ccount caws of much drunkenness ots Pring te &7°A Connecticut man worm ote rat eB ed awaits the cmbretiags Tr sTmed with thirteen: borrowed 7 The Chicago papersspeak of the enormous Seen Processions at orn ing an brie pr on enkng give @ cheerful, encour- eA Mr. Hubbard, of Westport, wi last Friday, it at In Whitebait O On Sp a ay rie rau ot blew out the gas, and if ifthe odor detected by the landlord, that bridal tour would have short! finished up ‘with two Coroner's in- guests. The bridegroom Tanonly Sitty yearseld, however, and knew no better. ED. BERGMAN. Bose relics of say 9 William J. teiee 3 14 Detiect 8 E., Saturday, Oc- i, PELE BERGMAN. in the oth ite —— il, take, place from McKendree Chapel, Mond: o’ctock p.m. Frievcs and relatives requested a eae FALCONER: On the 2th fitant, RALPH J, FALCONER, in the 2h year of hus si foliy invited to siteea bis tenance a ed to et noon, 3 0 'slock, from luis late residence, Serer ER. In Georget s MARY Av. wife of It. G. Ritter Sage 4 inataat neral ‘ternoon, 28th inst , . corner of Prospect ‘and Potomne ae hla. i UNDERTAKERS. Rice ¥. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARR, HARVEY & MARE, UND ERTAKERS, No, 934 F Sraxert, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH. METALLIC BURIAL CASES AND CASKETS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, THE TRADE FURNISHED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. mhl-ly SHROUDS, HABITS, &c. UCTION SALES. BB* THOS. WAGCAMAN. Auctioneer) "Haid AUTON ae tty i ork TURSDAT, {he 32 October, at 5 Haste Buuding i cl he ro at flooring Parma cash sites EB. WAGGAMAN, Anct. AUCTION SALES. Be THs. =. waseSTeRers yo. "AYERS SoS SELARE moc rete) AY, Ogtober. 284 28th, 1571, at 5 =a ea eicge Auet’r. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. Y LATIMER & pant, ry Southweat corner of Penney! cakeaee =o Lith st. CHANCERY SALE oF. aaar VA) ' GES aTERE Ys and LIL. oom order. or pe UP! ERTS aT ORS aN ‘cB tie the Court of the District of Co- Ps Pe ou the Ith day AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. BY Seat Ro FAMILY SUPPLIES, &e. GBecEniEs. onl reapect {tly call the attention of éeaters woe Rite setae chee stock of FALL GROCERIES, ST wo TQBNSOR Pennsylvania sveutes corse Si meer eee DESIEABLE RUILDING LOTS A 7 wit ea ia trove of th me eae ont of the oy > Lote 10, 11, 32, 13, 1: hook ties = Neo. ie) Ler ep cenlire —e aie Sa on vast. — ne yoni Brae Fe 0028-15 _TLJOHNSON. Auct. Y Latiinen & O TRARY Asc tonres, Southwest corner Praneyivanis aveue nod Tith st. su FERIOR yt Ma ee gor Sane BOLS’ rus iS. ae. On FRIDAY. Nousine Bor. 34. 3e71., jCarmmoncing at aay jo, 2017 T street, between ‘Tih a = = ay- re shall sell the f rte wd Farniture, Roferte, Coverand Stool. nut ‘arlor Su gant Marhie 7 erable, ye: with marble base, tad amber Fura p Ghamiver Suit. a4 =—Ss_—Os LATIMER & CLEARY, WILLIAMS, Auctionvers, hheast corner of 7th and D streets. Ancts. BY GREER & By virtue of a deed of of trust,dated the 16th of Buss 2870, duly recorded in liber No. 617, folio nd. recone for Washington iirc ol ts aire “semaiell by I will sel Bits ‘sostloa on AY, the Bist Gay of November, 11, otclock pss’, ‘ail {those parcels or tr isitaare ‘andj ing in county of Washington. iambia known a ‘ic devcribed oki fan original tract of A ttod eh 0 cand fan joel ip sabdiv , whic! hae been duly Fecorded ce; also.all that part of Frien tween the wi eof Fort G Gaines mall. between the north line of the last one hundred and fifty nsre description and tots nam: red 2, 21, Sry handed a the above subdi: to.contain lidacres. mor oF less. ‘Terms of sale: One- bait ‘cash the balance in 6 and 12 months. county 1 oe he, with, 10 per cent, lntercet, ‘secured by es An ry pa and de he But of broperty. A deposit be fortelted a the torts of sale. Bipmnes convoransl dr cording at the cost of the Purchase ne aucun oi CALLAN, Trustee. pa W. BARKER, CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, 612 ELEVENTH STREET, near F. FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS AN. aid REPAIRED. meee ad ILLIAM HACKETT, (Svcczsson 10 GEORGE W. HARVEY,) JNDERTAKER, 735 SEVENTH STREET, Betwe a det4-ty CLOTHING. ho WALKER @ CO., 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Unper Merroro.itan Hora. nour Extensive Assortment, Superior Style, and Medorate Charges, woofer mnezualed inducene to purchasers, in READY-MADE CLOTHING FoR MEN, YOUTHS ax BOYS, SAMPLES FOR CUSTOM WORK. Our styles are the best, and assortments so varied ae to supply all tastes and all grades of, price. In. guirers by mail promptly answered. and system of NOAH WALKER & 00., _elo-tr 6112 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB . J. HEIBERGER, +” ” (Buccessor to H. I. Loudon & Uo.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, weiss Ba zatoe. meee Ne OUND—The best place i buy Men's, Youth's Fer B rr CronrING, oe Ot eas _0¢2%5 1011 Penn. avenue, bet’ oth snd Lith'sta, E GREAT DISCOVERY. LETTER FRoM GENERAL, me ee a OX, n, Prov. T. hear Sir T ey For wotan tp wacd the BALM OF LIFE in my family as a wash, and have found it all you recommend. I am giad {ein others in commending an article that isevideut y doing so much truly, ©. 0. HOWARD, bee ryt ae Brig General. U. 8.4, Letter from 7uDer WYL. We of U. S. Supreme Wasmsucrome C., June 2. : Thavegiven sour BALM OF LIFE for afair trial, and am much pleased with its It is a healthful wash for both the scalp and ait, and it« influence to sooth the nerves and revive im t ve oe sccerding: wo your directions. a *“ Pred. Cook. ORNDUEW WYLIE, Wasuixoton, July Ist, 1871, 7 BALM OF LIFE in many in- ily, 1 dm glad to any it laerheses oetiossick h all external inflam- mation 1 sm convinced of its efficacy, by wos RB. J! MEIGS, Jn. Letter from Rev. FATHER BOYLE. Prof. T. A. Cook Dear fr Please send me a supply of BALM OF LIFE which, if a gratut as suggested.) Will be gratefully acknowledged. or if charged to me pill be duly howored, Tam altogether pleased with ours ver: "June 24, 1871. 7 Fae BOYLE. Cures fieartburn, Sick Headach», iarrhors, Dyx<en- Ne ‘rgiein Dlaaclered Stomac| broat tery, Sore Coughs and Colts, Earache, Sore Eyes. Barns, Braives! Felons, Boils, ¢ wres.. nove ncles, Saltrheum, and Old So 3 healthy Hair falling, get new growth, Prof. Cook’s Ralm of Life. Its careless use will not injure, under any circum- stane At wholesale and retail be byppe follows Druggists :—Stott & 450 Pa. first-class cccokde GREKN & WILLIAMS Aacts: Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers BY a ee ‘coruer Seventh band D ats, EXECUTOR 's SALE ORYALUA BLE PROPER: SIRERTS WEST AT AUCTION. = SN 7H ONDAY, the 6th day of November, a I shail sell, at 4 o'clock p. m., in fra Bitmians. the tollowi named valuable roperty All eastern half of Lot num: red seven, (7.) in ja re numbered four hundred and ninety »(469,) hav’ front of 28 feet 2 inches on north C street, with an average depth of about 119 feet, to.a30 foot alley with the improvements, which are a gocd two-story Frame Honse, with Back Building, and containing Wor 12 rooms, it being ppuse Xo. 453, known as the Sproh’s House or One-fourth cash; 2 months, the a ferred payments, bearing interest fromday of ae, and @ lean on the property, to secu Dsyment Of the notes. All conveyancing, revenue stanps ard recording at the costof the purchaser $209 will be required paid down at time of sale, and if the terms ¢f sale are not compli: wi hip five duys the Execn- resell balance in 6, 12. 18,24 ve notes for property, at the rebaser. by adver- in some newspaper pub- cn Jv SEPA BEASURY. E: GbEEN @ WILLIAMS, Suci, ¥ LATIMER & CLEARY, Anctioneer {Snccessors © Cooper & Latimer.) Southwest corner Penna’avenne and iith street. BOCEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE. PARLOR SPCR AMPLE FORNITUBE, WIKERLET WiLeoN SEWING Nk. BRCSSELS S. E FAMILY CAT theast corner of Furniture, wewoud sewood Parlor Suit, in by choeuny Divane, Mantel Orn ome Loa and 0 her M. Marbis Superior cee Glass. Fre Ri an, Ingruin Carpets, ply a1 Rack and On cloth bogany and other Beitstends, Mai us and Washstands, Bod Lounge, were and Pillows, mn Sewing Machine, in excellent ory Stoves, nearly new, 1 Stoves, Tin Sate. oking Steve, Kite 4 Requisites, &e, lack, in front 6 xcellent Family Ho: ily Carriage, Bugsy; and Single Harnes ms cash, LATIMER & OLN AR Anti remises— (Sunday iteraid | y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, An: I Southeast coruci be seit 5, 1570, anc ly (0, folie 313, and Liber No. air, No. 618, foiin 198. f ington county , Distr ‘ombia.and by the writ reque of secured therebg; J will sell pean on the premises, on TUESDAY, svemb&x, 187 Corin ase m.. tat ui Tying in the county bin, known and de. ded in Li folie 214, and Liber and records for Wash: ae part of Fric seri aud 'St. Philip and Jacob: beginning for the t the southwest cor her of Rondo ra stake on the west tive of the county to ance with road to Dale's northeast corner; thon: Dale's line rner of Dale and ine, thence to Wise’ northeast commer: thence i's straight line to the northwest corner of Randolph Stewart's lot aforesaid: thence with the west tine said lot fo the beginning; the said tract of land to contain 1° acres. more or loss. Ard on the follow ing di by @ fect deep of Lots 0, D and E, in the recorded sundivision of f square numbered 133, Als . a 5, in square numbered 131, Alxo, Linde numbered, TGand 7, in recorded subdivision of square numbercd 132, ots numbered 17 and 18, in recorded subdi ware numberet 176. ‘sale: One-half cash; the balance in 6 and with 10 per cent. interest, secured by notes avd deed of trust upon the pro; itamps. ey ancing, end recording at the cost of the purchase ‘of $220 to be paid on the sale of the farm: 10 to be paid duwn'on the sale of each lot. Ehvs alts to be forf¥ited should the purchasers not with the terms of sale within five days after le P.CALUAN. Trust GREEN & WILLTAMS, Au W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioncers, New Marble Butiding 00 and 902, 5 W. cor. * Penna. and 9th st. TARGE AND P tgs HOOD PIANC ct Shwe SEWING Ma SDNESDAY MORNING, He T.commencing at 10 o'clock we will cell; on the nrst ‘und bird foots nf pacions salesrocme, a fine collection of Furai- Se Wainatthn Chante Suits. “i h Bedstead. Dressing ty 3 ‘Washstand, yo Towel Back, (made to onder, cost mcr wlth French ie Sideboards, ee fone very ae ‘a Ponco Walnut, ») very handsome ‘Tables, 7, 8,10 and 12 stpuerna” nae: oe ‘one eck OMice Desks. tien ee Loe of October ay stn st 271. in Equity carme No. 1.064. Rules 6, in said court wDich we are daily receiving. We name in parts Br ay & 00. Pendine where ‘egemdor' Pr is comm directo oft few gids, mad gunrances them to be ot the Soest Kot ami Mart Gireres at very low Twill sell, SATURDAY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, the remaining stock of Gents Furman: ing st ing Goods contained in the store avenue. P.8 MONDAY, the 300 at 10 I wi sell a large ‘weil solected tuck sf CANNED @oops tie inion of or viston of @ zhich sutaivicicn is recorded The tdi alt t attend. Tine oe cai on aro cepecially Jnvited tyattond. | atanee fn Sand 3) cos ay Gynseen and im F emptied with Preithin Sreaays ‘day of ais PR Eihs ot - B ive Ryegate jail east line of turn ant cost of Rapes arcane, nn aes” and W.cor, Pa. ave. and Shet | sixty six dcarces and three-quarters of m deeroe : on the amps aul conre; jancing at cont east thirteen aud twenty-hundredths of perch, with the south rag Smith's p sag or oneronp prenens a xAtsED Stam IN HOUSE No. 414 of the purchaser. al raster if TH N thence north one-quarter degres east. seven, links to GREEN & Tetena tes ‘* METZGER @ BYRES, nm DAY MORNING, Octobor. Son, is roads thoboe meet uxt s sis degrees ten vpeyerermany on, fi. ge 0 o'clock, we Rill soll iol minutes east nine 4100 hes ‘said rond: Y LATIMER « CLEARY, #17 SEVENTH STREET. the howsehel contalned in House No. | thence north {Successors to Cooper & Latimer. 114 1th street, now Gomeg any EB: by Colonel J [et apa etili woke. Southwest corner Fea D avenue end ith street. Between D and B, Among which may Donte sixteen and th ere degrees cast thirty and perches ard twenty-buudredihs perches, pasniug | DESIRABLE BU! HIGDING LOTS AT AUCTION. | _cci6-tr Washington. D. © Katlor Salts, Blarbie iis Table, The nth line af * * Mount Pleasant." and crossing By virtue of of the Cireit and Sa = ee Sets: ¢ mith’s Vacancy” to an intersection with the preme Courts of the District of Caenbia, = BRownrre « «a ws seovbennae te oni Da: com line thereof; ec with said south liae south undersigned wih ene at at pale a auction, ack strislo thetr ‘epestry, ry iugreter i other Onrpets, seventy nine and ¢ a Ss mises.on MO seats at fine OOLONG pie at @! per Blankets, Comforts ort, ike. | 4:30 o'clock p. ca ‘Segrable Building Lots. | been pronounced by ooking and other Stoves, arcels of land mentioned iu | situate on Sth streck Crockery and Glassware, west, with n ‘yp = ay grea ee 3 wi iam H.W and Rhode Island avenm being he Brent'xsubdis FINEST GUN POW! first oleae as ons. re of sale: of oo ener to be “oc2i-dts W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. || Reto third hid. porte v7 vaaal pay Tol ments at alk | twelve monte. ce terest, Be. 4 chaser io the satisfaction sty, well known as “ Abnor’s inves vorieht fo pay faveash whole of pure! money, FINTST ea time on the Soventh-strect road, just 10 be made on each lot at time of nee ane heme poe uudary street ad the terminus, of ‘the Revenues, otomye apd one ‘At cost of pur- Shaved ea Seventh-xtreet Tailway, and is improved |b chaser. In case. of non: liande with torms of ‘vente, jarge and commodious votel, with tables, ourbu’ a | tale with ‘* days, Trustee will sell the pre: Rees at _cost and risk of' defaulting purchaser. e ‘erms of eale : One-fifth of the purohase money to | perfect being direct from acument. AY be paid in cash; the residue infuur equal instal- JOBN CARROLL Truster er DAT mente in one, two, three and four yeare,bearine in avi N DATIMER & CLEARY. Metis. terest at six percent. per annum, the Interest to be ‘snpuaily, for which t rchaser's notes | FRY LATIMER & CLEAMY, wes 5 a u = 4 sand conveyancing oo eee cold: Al | southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 1th at, iar on er Se oan —_— can bo seen by applyingto | MOUNT. ERE ES PROPERTY FOR SALE. Des. ye. inch im the . mone furniture E. EDMONSTON, Trost ‘Terms ae ape oct9- dis Uxtiiwen © CLEARY. Aust, By virtue of a ee frst, dated eat = PREY Cem B® GREEN & & WILLIAMS, ‘Auctioneers, _ Cones soe * of the land records for pu LATIMER CLES ay Dgsnourers, SCENE eae Daeoes. grat ohh eben inereoy. twilcan MON, juccessors to iit at past Southwest ouceer Pennsylvania eve: and ith street. TOR LAND Th Pe ae Ente kA GAREY MERGE aie -m..on the = Soroale,cattuect Pilg 4 trust to sscare daied Jane SUPERIOR Rea FURNITURE AT apni rcccre nataias Sie duly ny sFollo 388 et ne On THURSDAY MORNING, Novem): be AT tay ofumbia,) the following valuable SL 1871. at i nelteeces the residence of a of the Cuy Il. on 445, street. in, the city of vin: jeclininy Homsekseping. J No. 307 Missoari | fnetens D> BUKSD AY me soven, (7,) eight, (8,) ten, (10,) avenue, <a, hall | cember, at the Stour of 3 o'clock + athe Following fyenty-one, (21,), twenty-two, (23.) weet halt of omc the following excellent ura OTS a ribed tract of land. i in “the county of | fwenty wine, (w. 5m, egant Blac F Chamber Suita, Painted Cottage Furniture = eg ge ae Seventy three, five, (75,) in 8. ins and edsteads, Bureaus and Wardrobes. Washstand: ‘Fables and Ob within the tollowing metes and benaie, to wit: Be- ginning at a corner about ere By a ia a ton tl vere northeasterly direction from a line of | Ptai lOneee a r x records of Wasi Seats Obrpets and’ Bega, Lines Winton teades. pea iract, where Elkhorn Oreck crosses the sar This sale is to see! Blankets, Comforts, Sheets and Spreads. note or thi irty pine hundred ¢ 1) ‘Table Linen and Towels. February 4th, 1871. and due June . with in- Toilet Ware, Crockery, &c. fegrees east | terest ero at the rate of egret asa Der cent. & Superior Cooking S.ove acd Fixtures, thirt poles toa corner; thence north | Fear, and $2.82-100 jest. and two hundred Heating Stoves. Kitchen Requisites, &c. sixty-four ban east four hundred poles toa cor- | 8nd ian ole Gotlare ($20) cnsienes, which one Terms cas Ber: thence nurth iwenty degrees west five hundred | ‘Hensand LATIMER & CLEARY, Auct ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers Southeast corner 7th aud D streets, tale! hour thousand dolers(@¢ mi ieush: balls a th not ae »D *. velar oe purchaser. wh o'willgive be bromiis: 10 the satisfac: and thirty poles to a corner; thence north fifteen de- grees cast two hundred abd eighty poles: ; thence wth thirty-four degrees west five hundred aad hty poles to a corner; thence north ten degrece tory note or nutes therefor, e rs ava cast twenty-nine hundred nd fAfty poles to a cor. | {ct Of the trustee, bearing ioterer at he rate of = bat a ty eit, eR Te eTREeT Oe net; thence north two degr oe Peg rund Gnited when pa CA rr Muscat, Pare Mategt AN and’ eighty poles to a corner; thence nerth ti! ale low, a BEN VIRGINIA AVESUE AND DSTRERT, | 3d cig west eighteen undied ‘und ffts. poles bot complied with in five days, the ai “Srow: MIDDLETON, t. dat acorner; thence ecuth forty-five degrees west nine i. st the risk of the defaulting par- By binds of a deed of true Ist, 3570. and duly recorded in lit of the land record: # of Columbia secured thereby, 1 sell ai m the Premises, om THURSDAY. ‘povem- tery 157} at 4 o'clock p.m. all that ploce or parcel ae Peansyivonis ar we SHERRY Wi8E IN —, have » coats very ole ont fav. SH hundred and twenty poles to the place of beginning, containing 120,000 axes of land, more or les he terms of sale are. One-half cash, ard the bal ance in three equal payments, at six.twelve and eighteen months, with interest, with security to be approved by the trustee: the purchaser paying on chaser. ‘Btaaspe and conveyancing at purchaser's cost. The property is worth over $20,000, Saie positive, and anTCR hw _ 0086 dba WOOD, Trastee. CLEARY, Aucts. va 1n We Kashington city. D. C., namel: ofeale $1.00. And if the terms of sale are not ¥ GREEN & W AME, Ai the on con fied with within twenty days, then the property ~ —— no Loans ane hs fe aac mn Cj 0 Ba id me ad tiem tl cen B Boutheas Corner 7th D ata, Book of said efty. pa in Washingto 0 FLLEN 0) bal and balance iné and 13 thie riak and cost OF the Parcpacer, ind defan! os FEST caOREEO Sov nae ha di of t the S20 down when the properts is truck off. | Ocli-w.std&W GREEN & WILL gee oR MONDAY, the 30tn al ett at hog No, “tst2 Utreet, ‘WrtWween Thirtenty and th —— rect= nort! . he following Goods, wie: nome ME. A. CA Two, Parlor fultes, consisting of Sofas, Side and | The celebrated Prench Conds s of sale are not complied with within days, the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Stamps and con- Veyancing at purchaser's cost. P.A. DARNRILLE, Tr N & WILLIAMS, aucts, WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, Southeast corner 7th aud D streets, BxrouToRs: eal SALE OF FOUR GOOD WoRK B* GREEN & \GONS AND HARNESS. ONE Castor Chairs, ES = bend o large L ILLIAMS, Auctioneer FIVE | Black Walnut Marble-top Tables, Whatnot and Frick Candies af new ‘York wholesale prices. Southeast corner 7th and D streets. Fine Hat tree. 10 Sth street, between P. Two black Walnut Marble-top ( hamber Suites. Painted Cottage Sets, Mattresses, Feather Pillows = Beddi Dining Batenwton Tables, Chairs and Crockery FPeOUs, MEAL, MILL FEED, 1 AT VERY LOW BATES. Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain and other Unrpen. reste. ol a fod Cooking Stoves. hich ELEGANT OATS, some of the finest ever brought to this market, a TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AT AUCTIONS BRICK aed H, BETWEEN T BND ty Ea a deed of trust. dated August rded in Liber 622, folio ke tion of the party secured thereby, ic auction, on the premi oa PROPERTY LING TR! r. DDE! Lewd ry: . +) pe: TAD itis at 11 oh Sasi caihnae the diciane Supreme Court of the Dustrict of Co bia, the balance of the personal estate of the late ga . H. Bhreves, ¢ . iu Prince George county, Maryland, on the turnpike be ween Washington 3 aN TW "SN h we deem unneces ne ILLIAM®, Aucts, Oth, Is], at 4 oclork Rede fest RR MS weselbeenccictcs T VERY LOW RATES. all tbat certain. Bic ‘or parerl of ground in Wash: sale of the above articles, we 3 on Y GR PAE WILLIALS, Ancti we. inaton ct uot Disirit of Columbia, known and de- oe 3 sac 7 ote numibe ‘aud 79 in Pa eres, ana the ext iret farm: part of the east hai din Liber ©. H. B., ash; balance in six and ceured lyn notes and deed of trast 20 down when the property is the terms PEREMPTORY SA jE AND LOT ON Ora STREET W oF VEST ONo: S16 BETWEEN A AND | STRERTS. (1RDA3 ISLAN On THURSDA ¥ RFTEROON, Pecan 3 o'clock, we shall sell, on abo the vorth half of Lot 15, square 4 1597 square fect, wed by neat on ing apd store at fot ‘and email house. on The ueighborhood is very desirable, ve month n the property ek oft with within ar rve the righ ez | C. W. HAVENSER @ CO. REAL say's y ANDA ND NOTE BROKERS, roporty at th eTIONEERS, take Stamps and cun- Senin ; 5 perty new! cig at puget nner cont ee aoeiait Sach: Dalapes tn one. and two No. 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE % cash. A deposit of $10) ou day of sale, PALDA xg. { Trastoes, +eySs GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Taixy Doon East of SEvexTH STREET. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, i) cay 5 ah PROSICE PATENT Firtue, of a deed of, trust, dated the 12th day of Gotober, A Liber N. Xg-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until LDWELL & © TUESDAY, the 31st instant, at the place. cred Auctionecrs. d ¥ SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON T STREET EAST, BETWEEN C AND D kRETS NORTH irtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of same bour and GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Atots, INSURANCE COMPANTES. We have the following sums to lend on real estate: $12,000, =.600, ne : eer 0 MOND AT ie en hy ah oe et sha the Oe ed te lic auction, | A.J). 187i, at & o'clock p. m., at public a . Eligible real estate, improved and unimproved, at eae ST cts arbi | i te ween pad Sa E MAGARA FIRE INSURANCE | ,TlCMC" E lying in snid city of Washington. sir Kn = Special attention to wales at Auction , ted described ay part of Let wambered. two ( . Tomere nun bered Your hundred aod cle og Liberal advances pending negotiations. oclT-t (ig) esi CAPITAL $1.000,000, and the &BPUBLIC FIRE INSURAN OF NEW YORK, Each having an UNIMPAIRED CAPITAL and a LARGE SURPLUS north twent ANDBEW B. OUYLE enid lot. and M. McROBESTS, Attorney ai Law. McROBERTS & 0O., &BAL ESTATE AND INSUBANOE OFFICE Uornor 16th sad G streets, opp. U. 8. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. 0. sth place of beginning—also the free use of the privat alley , 9 feet wide, mm the rear of said piece of ground 2nd intersecting the public slley in said square— proved by a three-story Frame House, with base- thereod, CBS ofa valuable three story aud hack, bullding Brick Dwelling house rfma: One-half of the purchase money in cash; dne in two equal instalments, at 6 months, y interest. secured by purchaser's notes and « of trust on the Broperty. Deed airee Upon fioal ra ification of sale, je. situated in one of the most desirai - tiode tn the city, and offers a rare chance for invest- ment, ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth in cash; balance in six, twelve and vighteeu monihs. secur: deed « rast - irpcial attention paid t0 ali business before the sem- wneeieene aA Ph et mete Prin on the premises sold. $23” down at time of sale. | after paying all losses at Chicago, announce to the ral Departments of the Govern: ars oc 23-4 3.7. Acts. ey Sel All conveyancing and stemps aaa haser’s cost. If the terms ey continue business in this city at wamed . days, the trus Tates commensurate with the risk ass WILLIAM L. BRAMHALL & CO Agents 729 Seventh street N sale are not coni, ce reserves the Ti Property at the risk and cost of the defaniting pur chaser by advertising three times in the Evening Star. RMOSES RELLY Trustee. eee Aucts._ ats auctioneers. Boutheast corner o¢7th eed D streets, ied with ip five ht to resell the USTIN P. BBOWN, CONTRACTOR AND BEAL ESTATE AGENT) Gorner of Hew York avenue and 1éth street. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, a aeieee Bout! lheast corner of 7th and D sts By virtne of a deed of trust, dated the 15th pf August, 1870, and recorded in Liber No. x Wet seq’, one of the land records F Washingto cont {i the District of Columbia the subscribe: public DAY, the 24th day of seu Sver, A W228 AND Finss Property t all parte of the city for ale on y i" ARE terrocot acd p mien Grice TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUAPLE IMPROVED Sha long time notes taken in'payment” Waal’ ies Columns md’ sitaate fn Washi y, GUTH: BETWEEN TACAND 25 STRERTS APPROACHING. Deper bought and sold. footie r ed andtwenty- | FAST By virtue of w deed of trost dated the 25th the of Rebruary. A.D. 1870, and duly recorded iber No. 610, folio 63 et seq land records for Washington county, in’t of Columbia, and w und ng for the same at a point on south ree (25) fect west from the south. said lot ‘and: square, and running id.etreet twenty-two orth one hundred (100) feet. thence INSURE YOUR PROPERTY PALL OVEROOATS OF DIFFERENT FaB- rics, at greatly reduced Prices, at e230 1021 Penn.ave., east cerner o! theece west along the line of #ai ‘A. STRAUS". bet. 20th ancdith sts. (22) feet, thence cast tminty-two (22) feet, and thence south one | Party secured, there I How A2? usivensiey, hundred (100) feet to the ise jace of beginning, with emo UES! : . FREE DISPENSARY. pi tate fg Rocelracaring vm Rado that certaln piece ‘or parcel of aro “yh situate RELIABLE COMPANIES, - “il-built three-story Br ipa in eaid city of Washington.and belug known ” EE is cork fetes Cenlick el sien maak | ook dened as ot meatal ete te One with All yationte requiring medical treatment. will be be paid.at the time and place of sale, and the residue Just’s recorded subdivision of the conte belt or Panes: pi fi from day of sale. 2 seven hundred and thirt A. S. PEATT & SON, as aunt wicare nat complied with in five .) with the improvements thereon, cons _ ase FROM.3:30 TO 5 P. M., ran the day Of sale, the saneoribers reserve ine three-story Brick House, with all the m ¥. M. C. A. BUILDING, a8 follows, ‘ight, on ten days’ public notice in one newspa- vements. above house is Corner of Ninth and D strects, MONDAY S—Generat diseases, Prof. P.B. Strong, is Washington city, to resell the perty for’ verms of sale: $4860 in cas! cand EN rr palance in si secured by a deed of trast on the pro Esab at the risk and cost of the purchaser indefault, | twelve mont FIRE INSURANCE Qemasra TURSDANS—Diseasme of the uervous system, All | conveyancing ont © tamps at the purchascr’s premizes sold. 5300 down at time of oe All con- COMPANY, 5. Palmer, 1@ D Pref. cost a ‘ ba PiN. Trustees, we tera a road tre not somplied Trith in five NEW YORK. Rg jee romans = gs . . othe Trustee ee a arene an arrows, mre ouEEN £ WILLIAMS, Ancts rere = eae ent the detualting oa | case CAPITAL. $390,000 | , Fina Yi igocare of chet Fog al Phaser, by afvertisine three. times in the Kren um oo s TIL Gish aoe eT at the eae hone | Stare” Tne TORE east al ssictinerens T5136,332 19 Sacks RDAYS—itee Thacdses of the chest, Prof Chas . By ras of act epresent v “icded OCEREN@ WILLIAMS. Aucte, W. = r EL, SCHMIDT, Agent. 4 — ; hia Law Building. ¥ GREEN 4§WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Bo. ey th ecmere oolt-tw — B Doutheast corhet Teh and D strecta. ast of Seventh street, THini tisteshck aire. or DESIRABLE REAL VALTABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AND PRI- VATE RESIDENCE ON THE CORNER OF 61H STREET WSBT AND N STREET NORTH, AT DISTRIOT OF ‘OF COLUMBIA. Ou MONDAY, wath tt Soeh ‘on the at 4% ORGANIZED AuGusT 26, 1870, o'clock KP me the Gremtsee, fait fee on oe tae cee A ie i reece ra it Sao Hie to pare SSA er naan erly a oe vest ican: a 1, 2,3, 4, Petes esr oats ryan em § [Repu hes BY GREEN cera sen lg ae one at Pic way we ears Fri ana Sle pase ede eee Mattress and Wardrobes, | pores eY Aeateeee Aucta. Bra RY Southwest corset o Sat et pin Peet ayy A finer ernat ‘vont re Pantone a: “ath street west infest is pros” a vesidas in 6, 12 sire coma swe | deed of truston aon Giga eae LOAN OFFIC, OF ee: Fann