Evening Star Newspaper, March 20, 1872, Page 3

rm “y EVENING STAR. | CONG! Conclusion Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE.—After onr report Several amendments to the Chie: relief bill were rejected, and the question then taken on the amendment in the natare of a sub- stitute reported by the Finance Committee, it was agreed to—yeas 24, nays 14. The question being then on the bill as amended, it was agreed ‘that th final yote be taken at 2 o’clock to-day. ‘The Senate then, at 5.50 p. m., HOUSE.— After our report closed— Mr. Frve. (Me.,) from the Com: ‘Claims, reported bill for the relief of Weldner tor work done, material furnished and ined in connection with the erec- jail in the District of Columbia. (Neb.) offered a reso! ution directing the Committee of Ways and Means to inquire into the expediency of making the fiscal year commence on the Ist day of January in each y Adopted. r. Sargent (Cal.) presented the memorial of four thousa»! ot the people of his state asking the enfranchisement of the women of the Dis- trict of Columbia and the Territories; which was referred to the Judiciary C senting the memorial, Mr. Sargent avowed full sFmpathy with the movement. mer (fowa) moved that the House go » committee of the whule on the post office ppropriation bill, and that all debate upon the pebding paragraph (the Pacitic mail steamship line) be closed inone hour; and it was so or- dered. Messrs. Hazleton, wann, Townsend and Sargent advocated the subsidy, wh opposed be Messrs. Haldeman, Beck, burg and W. R. Roberts. Pending further dis- cussion, the committee rose, and the House, at | 4.05 urned ees Case of Hyd rophobia. EATH OF A BRIDE. The Pittston (Pa.) te gives the following | particulars of a most distressing case of hydro- About eleven weeks ago a young lady danghter of Miles Cox, of Stod- ent into the yard to kill some "The dog followed her, and picking up one of the chickens ran off with it. She chased him with a stick tofecover it, and coming up with him he turned upon her and bit her in the arm, lacerating it fearfully. Her mother 1 er coming to the rescue, were also y the infuriated beast. The womnds healed, however, and nothing more was thought of the matter. The young woman was epgaged to be married to a young man living at Goldsboro", named Alfred Kerrick, and the wedding was appointed to come off at that place about two weeks ago. Onthe wedding morning as she was about to perform her ablutions the sight of water sent a shiver through her whole system and frightened her, and at the breakfast table the coffee had such an effect upon, ber that she spilied it over the table. She then complained of feeling unwell, and her friends advised her to remain at home: but she said she did not want to disappoint Al, and, ac- companied by a sister, proceeded to Goldsboro, where the wedding ceremony was performed. ‘mmediately after this she was seized with spasms, bearing all the indications of hydro- phobia. In one of her Incid intervals she warned the company that she would bite them if they di net keep away from her. “Bat,” said s ber husband, “Al, you need not be afraid, I won't bite you.” Inone of her parox- isms she bit a lady who was endeavoring to soothe her. It was the wife of Doc. Hoffman, who drives the stage from Goldsboro tothe Sand Cat, on the Delaware, Lackawana and Western jiroad. S assuring her husband that | m she was seized with con- | and, gz back in his arms, died. e seldom been catled upon to record so sad acase as this. For one moment a happy bride and then the victim of a horrid death. | The othe of the family who were bit- | ten by the deg have not, as yet, displayed any | ~vmptoms of the disease, but they live in hoarly | dread. Bask Ixcratrrepe—A Detroit man, who | shad contributed a bundle of cast-off clothing for the relief of the victims of the Minnesota fire, received from one of the sufferers the fol lowing note: “The committy man giv me, | other things, wat he called a pare ov i"twood make me pant sum to ware and your name an’ where you live on one of the pokits. My wife laffed so when I shode em to her that I thot she would have a conipshun fit. She wants to no if there lives and brethes a man who has legs no bigger than | that . She sed if there was, he orter to be taken | up for vagrinsy fur havin’ no visible means ov support. I couldent get ‘em on my oldest boy, so | used ’em fur gun cases. If you hav another pate to spare, my wife wood like to get ‘em to ang up by the side ov the fire place to keep the tongs in.” At « Purcic “ Tea Party” recently held in one of our country towns, where “sentiments” were in order, a timid bachelor was bold enoagh | to remind the ladies that leap year was upon them, by offering the following: ‘Three long dreary years I have waited for this, Now if you'll pop the question, I'll surely say To which the lady promptly responded as tol- ws: ‘The man without courage todo his own wooing. May do his own washing, and baking, and sew- ing. The bachelor wilted. 87 Hope, Me., suggestive name, bas chosen a lady supervisor of its schools. §7-A Maryland widow, living on the eastern shore, co worked upon the feelings of @ youn man threatening to marry hi he turne’ over ali his property to her an ted in the navy as a common sailor, where he thought he'd be safe. 87 One of the most offensive practices in cer- tain widely read Paris journals, is in giving the names of persons present at the theatres or operas, to include these of the planets of the demi monde—ves, “skittles” and “ anonyma,” side by side with the descendants of the cra- saders and their virtuous families. —— MARRIED. LINDSAY—BUNTER. Monday.) Merch 18th, 1572. b; DD.vWae } LINDSAY O yA. E Gibson, DD. ; IDA. danghter of the late Alfred Hunter, both o Washington. Ne cards ss —~oe-_____ ns. amy Tn New 0 e Lith instant, after & brief illness, CHARLES ® REEMAN se~ond son Gl kgne © aed Sallie Amy.aged 15 years and BAUER. On the 19th . eee eit, the, 1th instant, @RO. MARTIN Belatives and triends of the family are invite! to sttend bis funeral, from No 334 Pennsylvania av> nae. betwern dl aud 4% streets, Thursday, at 5 1 o'clock pm ‘2e* CAWOOD. At Washington, D_C..0n the 19th in- stant, H B.V.CAWOOD, aged 73 year: 1s 10 1 <fCharies county, Md. ""S". *S Years: ‘ormerly Tobacco Times please copy.| id On the 20th instant, JAMES L.CAY- and 20 days, ihe infaut son of nor y are invited toattend ths gtetaoon, at 4 o clock, from DEAKINS. Tussday, March 19th. 1872, bsiov Wife of Thomas Deakins, in ths 2th year af Revage, eae fanrees wis tale dace atst. Jose; Coerreet porthy on F Relatives and friends are respectf all> invited to attend. [Baltimore Sun please copy. = EGAN. On Tuesday, the 1%h instant, after a bur painful fliness, Mr. WM. EGAN, at the ed age of 8% y 1 wil: take pi: Thursday, the 2 neral wil: take plac on Thursday, at. oceed lock a m..and pr thence to Alexan ; for interment. 2 LOWNDES. On the morning of the 20th instant, after @ painful illness. SERENA LOWNDES. poxime of funeral will be asnounced in the morning pers . —_—_—_—_—_—_—_ UNDERTAKERS. R« uD F. HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARR. HARVEY @ MARR, UNDERTAEKERS, No 934 F Stags. between Ninth and Tenth. SIETAL LIC BURIAL CASFS AND CASKETS @ every description; SHROUDS, HAsI1 _msr lly Ricmeen W. BARKER, O4BINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, 619 ELEVENTH STREET, near F. ANIT Eri Lg finDs MADE AND Cet Waa 'W.Corcorsn, Gen. Elsey, Gen. T, Hi Jaaleiy” ATUES! POTA’ 1! 500 BUSBELS Pus JACKSON ware Jast received and for sale oy, 60s marls «<6 N THE SUPREME C01 | nga rite) = folding @ Special ach, 1973. In the "case Klotz, "Adminis- trator of GRORGE EK. 3 the Adminis- trator aforesaid has, with the a of the Supreme Court of the District of fumbia aforesaid, seated FUESDA > Aprit 2d, OFFICIAL. ee Law Prins UNITED STATES, e ‘assed Second _ Sessio1 if | Forty-Second Congress. Soe Aw Act Sakis nemuneaite ae it J a 1e au of invalid ‘and other Pensions of the United for ear june thirty, eigh- teen hundred sod soventy-thres. 3 Be it enacted the seventy- the Senate and House of RB sentatives of the United States of America in Com- gress assembied, That the following sums be, and the same are hereby, appropriated, out of an money in the treasury not otherwise a: - ated, for the nem of pensions for mee ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hu d and seventy-three, viz: For army pensions to invalids, widows, and ndent relatives, revolutionary pensions, an ns to soldiers of the war of eighteen hui and twelve, and for furnishing artificial limbs or apparatus for resection, with transpor- tation or commutation theretor; also, for com- pensation to pension agents, and the expenses of the several ——_ and for fees tor preparin, vouchers and administering oaths, as provided for by the acts of April twenty-fourth, eighteen hundred and sixteen; July fourth, eighteen hun- dred and thirty-six; May thirteen, eighteen hun- dred and forty-six; February twentieth, eighteen bundred and forty-seven; February second, eighteen hundred and forty-eight; July twenty~ first, eighteen bundred and forty-eight; Ju’ twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and forty-eight; February third, eighteen hundred and filty- three; June thir ighteen hundred and fifty- eight; July fourteenth and seventeenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-two; June thirteenth, eigh- teen hundred and jour; June sixth and July twenty-fifth, eighteen hundred and sixty- six; July twenty-seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight; June seventeenth and July tighth and eleventh, eighteen hundred and sev. enty; and Febroary’ fourteenth, eighteen hun- dred'and seventy-one, and all’other pensions provided by lew, thirty million doll For navy pensions to invalids, widows, and dependent rele.ives, and pensions to sailors of the war of eighteen hundred and twelve, and for furnisbing artificial limbs or apparatus for resection, with transportation or commutation therefor, compensation to pension agents, ex- penses of agencies, and fees for | preparin vouchers and administering oaths, as provid by the acts of Apzil twenty-third, eighteen hun- dred; February twentieth, eighteen hundred and ‘forty-seven; August’ eleventh, eighteen hundred and torty-eight; July fourteenth and seventeenth, eightcen hundred and_ sixty-two; June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-four; June sixth and July twenty-fifth, eighteen hun- dred and sixty-six; March second, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven; July twenty-seventh, cighteen hundred and sixty-eight; June seven. teenth and July eighth and eleventh, eighteen hundred and seventy, and all other pensions provided by law, four hundred and eighty thou- sand dollars: Provided, That the appropriation aforesaid for navy pensions, and the other ex. penditures under that head, shall be paid from the income of the navy pension fund, so far as the same may be sufficient for that purpose. Approved, February 20, 1872. [GuneraL TUREB—No. 14.) An Act amend an act entitled An act to provide a national currency secured by pled; of United States bonds, and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereot,” approved - June third, eighteen hundred and sixty-four. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of america tn Con- gress assembied, That section thirty-one of said act be amended by striking ont the word “Lea- venworth” when it occurs in said section. Approved, March 1, 1572. [GENERAL NATU No. 15.) AwN AcT extending the time for the completion of the Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan ship canal, in the State of Wiscon- sin. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the time for the com- piction of the Green Bay and Sturgeon Bay and vake Michigan ship canal be, and the same is hereby, extended to the 10th day of Apri Domini eighteen hundr: nd seventy-four, Approved, March 1, 157: z [GENERAL NATURE—No. 16.) AN AcT to set apart a certain tractor land | near the headwaters of the Yellowstone &s a public park. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That the tract of land in the territories of Montana and Wyoming, lying near the headwaters ot the Yellowstone river, and de- seribed as follows,so wit, commencing at the junction of Gardiner’s river with the Yellow- stone river, and running east to the meridian, passing ten miles to the eastward of the most eastern point of Yellowstone lake; thence south along said meridian to the paraliel of lat itude passing ten miles south ot the most south- ern point of Yellowstone lake; thence west along said parallel to the meridian passing fifteen les west of the most western point of Madison ; thence north along said meridian to the ude of the junction of the Yellowstone Gardiner's river; thence east to the place of beginning, is hereby reserved and withdrawn from settlement, occupancy, or sale under the laws of the United States, and dedicated and set apart as a public park or pleasuring ground | for the benefit and enjoyment of the people; and all persons who shall locate or settle upon or oc- cupy the same, or any part thereof, except as hereinafter provided, shall be cousidered tres- passers and removed therefrom. Suc. 2. That said public park shall be under the exclusive control of the Secretary of the Interior, whose duty it shall be, as soon as prac- ticable. ‘to make and publish’ such rules and regulations as he may deem necessary or proper for the careand management of the same. Such Fegulations shall provide for the preservation from injury or spoliation, of all timber, mineral deposits, natural curiosities, or wonders within said park, and their retention in their naturat condition. Secretary may, in his discre- tion, grant leases for building pur for terms not exceeding ten years, of small parcels of ground, at such places in said park as shall require the erection of buildings for the accom. modation of visitors; all of the proceeds of said leases, and all other revenues that may be de- rived from any source connected with sald park, to be expended under his direction in the man. agement of the same, and the construction of roads and bridle-paths therein. He shall pro- vide against the wanton destruction of the fish and game found within said park, and against their capture or destruction for the purp # 3 of merchandise or profit. He shall also cause all Persons trespassing upon the same after the passage of this act to be removed therefrom, and generally shall be authorized to take all such measures as shall be necessary or proper to fully carry out the ojects and purposes of this act. [Approved, March 1, 1372. [GENERAL NATURE—NO. 17.] Aw AcT to constitute Shreveport, in the State of Louisiana, a port of delivery. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That Shreveport, in the State of Louisiana, shall be, andis hereby, constituted a port of delivery, within the collection district ot New Orleans; and there shall be appointed a deputy collector of customs, to reside at said port, who shall receive a salary. to be deter- mined by the Secretary of the Treasury, not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars per annum. Approved, March 1, 1872. _— STBANGER THAN FICTION “ Wedo not see how yeu are able to sell thone Goods so cheap” is a remark frequently made in my store, showing that you who possibly might have doubted the truth of my advertisements are entirely convinced of it the moment you see the goods I offer. bave now opened for your inspection ROERGARMENTS made substance 1 Shy of grod masa and of neat sleeing neta! an ate 5 am pl ing pattern, Misses’ and Ladies’ WHITE APRONS. of Linen, Piuue and Ootton,s0 cents and G1 cache Mine™ Beautifal setts of LACE SLEEVES and COL- LAB in differeat handsome pa.terns at $1 per sett. Ladies’ hite BA! A. Pg ey LBRIGGAN HOSE, extra @1. 30 lies’ Hemstitched LINEN HAND- dozen Ladi KERCHIESS, 6 for $1. A of Gents’ a htatber rahe agin’ super stout English A fall aerortment of Children’s HOSB, (1. Frame,} 6 to 8% inches, 4and3 pairs for #7 f°" Bohemian TOILET SETS, 2 bottles carved and gilt WALNUT PICTU! FRAMES, with place, ds0002 fr OL. a well: all a Jot of my well-known ali LEATHER Beautiful LACE TIDIBS, 4,3, 3and 1 for @1. eee ca in fall eupply 68 SILVERBERG’S MBTROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORB, 319 SEVENTH STREET. Near Pennsylvania avenue Et XX ALB.(in superiors PHILADELPHIA ALE, (a article) a per dosen pints, a i to the Trade. & eom-tr 57 Groms sarees Gemeee Ba. ae LIRBARY—The brary for the small eo Slee per of the ‘at 61,50 por dozen pints volumes; works Library is . A. Corner AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. FAMILY SUPPLIES. RAILROADS | INSURANCE COMPANIES. _ B" W. L. WALL & 00.) Auctioneers, Grisinal Hurse and Uarriage Baraary No. 98 Louisiana ave., ber ah and 10th etresta PEREMPTORY SALE OF DROVE WoRsEs. Fata STOCK, CARRIAGES, TOP AND HOOP BUGGIES, EXPRESS’ WAGONS, ac ‘On THURSDAY MORNING, March 91st, 18/2, commencitg st 10 o'clock, we will #:1lat our Baraar. 65 EAD OF HORSES AND MULES, waich will be found some fine young soand work, driving, aud saddle Hor: sAilstock warranted as represented by the auc- ioneer. Aso, A number of low-priced work Horses and Mules, of hich a fall description will be given at eale jeqular sale daye Tucsdays, Thursdays and Set- ardaye, without f gard Alwaye on hand, at private sale— and second hand Express Wagons, Top and Ko top Buggies, Family Carriages, Park ‘Phetons, inrnese, de Te WM. L. WALL & CO. Aucts, & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, ¥ GRRE F euvost coreac ieek ana D trests. USTE®'S SALE OF HOUSE AND, LOT ON TR STREET SOUTS. BETWEEN 1310 ASD TREETS EAST mn ‘8 EAST. By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, MB veering inte on the 26th day of Uctober, 1859, and duly recorded in liber T and R, No.5, tolio 367. &e., I ehall offor for at public auc- tion, in front of the premises,on MONDAY, April 22, 1872, at 6 o’cloek p. m.. the east part of lot num- ered 23: In square No. 10i7, having 16 feet front, and having a depth cf 102 feet and 6 inches. more or Jens, to a 20 foot alley. with the improvements there. on. consisting of a two story brick house, with back building attached. Terms. One-third cash, and balance in two equal instalments of 6 and 12 months, the purchase: ing his notes for deferred payments. satisfac endorsed. a ring interest from the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken — All con: Yeyancivg, &.. at cost of purchaser. If the terms of sale are rot complied with within five days the trustes reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and erst of the defaniting purchaser. deposit of 25 will be required whenthe property is 80) Ts AK E, Trost: awtde GREEREN & WILLIAMS, Auc STEWS SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED BEAL ESTATE. By. virtne of a deed of trust, dated Novem- ber 1, 1870, and recorded in’ Liber No. 629, folio of the land records for Wash- ington cor in the District of Columbia, I will the Lith day of March, A. D. 1872, at lock p.m., offer for sale, on the premises, the owing real estate in the city of Washi and District of Columbia, to wit: Lot number eighty- four (4), of Kelly's subdivision of a part of Sqnare undred and sixty-five (365), as laid » and recorded in the office of the Sur- city of Washington, in the Di ‘Terme: One-third cash; the balance in six, twelve and cigbteen monthe, secured by d the pr-taises. A deposit of $100 will be required on accepiazce af the bid. If the terms of salg are not Gempliod within five days from the day of ptio, the roperty will be Tescl expense of the de- Miniting purchaser. Conveyancing and stamps ‘si purchaser's co TW. McPHERSON, Trustee. ROBERT Wig Le WALL RCO. Bucs, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 21, same hcur and place. BT W. McPHERSON. Trustee. _ mz0 at noi T Wide Le WALLS 00s Recis, B* LATIMER & CLEARY, - South: ee ee ae whe narod mom hth s corner Pennsylvania avenue an mthweet cornstar Office Building. on unt} ou MONDAY, t 4 o'clock VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 207 STREET. BETWEEN E AND F, No. 515,AT AUCTION ‘On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 22. 1372, @- 3 o'clock, infront of the peemises, we will sel] lot 6. squai i. ting of comfort s; and having a frout of depth ‘of 155 feet 10 inches, being No. street, between Band F streets northwest : One-balf cash; balance Iu 6 and 12 months. with noves bearing interest. and secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Gonveyanoing and stamps at purchaser's cost. 100 down ims of sale. 4 ([Rep.| LATIMER & ULEABY, Acts, THIS AFTERNOON. B* W. L. WALL defie Batidina™® ‘iM Nos. $00 and 963 Peonsiirania avenue. OBANCERY SALE OF A RRIOK DWELLING HOUSE, SI ATED ON THE EAST SIDK OF THIKD ST: HS *WASHING- TON HOU! wil te front of fe premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 30th day of March, 1572, af 3 o'clock in the: property in the procesdings in Gause, to wit: Lot numbered forty-four, {44.) in ree- ervation numbered ten,(10,) in the city of Washing- fon, District of Columbia, with the improvemeus hereon. rms of ea'e prescribed by said decree are as follows: One third of ghe parchase money to be paid in cash; and the residue fm equal pa} be made in six (6), one in twelv sighteen (18) months fe fe red by notes of the par- chaser, bearing interest from the day, of sale” ‘the 1 be conveyed by th» Trastes to the purchaser upon the payment of ths whole of the purchase money, and taid purchaser will hvve the opien of paying the whole of the purchase money in cash on ratification of the aale by the court... Ifthe term of sale are not ¢ mplied with within five days from thr day of sale. the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property on auch public notice as he may deem best for the interest of all. parties, at the cat of the defaniting purchaser or purchasers. A Gepesit of $260 will be required when the property. bas been struck off, and the expense of all convey- ancing must be deftayed By the purchaser. OH TTEN, Trastee febm&marlste20 WALL & U0., A: ey BY SBFEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors, No, 1001, northwest corner of 10th aad D ste. ¥ SALE. By virt jecres of the Supreme Conrt of the Bistrict of Columbia of the sth day of March, 1872, in chancery cause No. 2.572, in which James H. Tilghman et al. are p aintiff, and Lanz snd Amelia Tilghman are defendants, 1 will wit, at public auction. in front of the premises, at 4% o'clock p m ,on the 20TH Day or Maxcu, A. 1872, Lot of Ground No. 11. in Square No. ‘liT, on 20:h stroe west, between nd running back the depth of the lot. to wit: 140 feet and 10 inches, improved by & Hrick House, No 1129, containing eight rooms. rms: One-third of the purchase money to be at the time of sale, or within five days there- jer; and the balance to be paid in equal instal- ments in six and twelve months from the day of sale, with interest from the day of sale. and the payment to be secured by notes of the purcha. eer acd a deed «f trust upon the property 18 pur- chaser to pay for stamps and all conveyancing. ‘The terms-of sakote be complied with within five thereafter; othierwise,the property to be re- the cost and risk of the de‘aulting purchaser. The purchaser to deposit $100 with the auctioneer in mediately after the sale HOMPSOW. Trustee, M. Ti mars-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. L a gol TO-HOREOW. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, No 1001, northwest corner 10th and D sts. Goon. win. AND HOUSEHOLD FUR- E A FIRSf OLASS BUARDING- OUSE AT AUCTION. eeu i On THURSDAY, ‘the 21st instant, at 11 Pees: m., we shall sell, at No. i738 1 street, corner of 15th street. N. W., the Lease of a three story and-basement Brick Dwell- ing-house, containing ele-en rooms, with all modern improvements, such as bath-root mas, and cold water; also,a splendid Store room, # Die for the grocery Dnsivess years to run, with the preperty, togethe nitore. which is in good condition Terma of sale: One-thir ; (of which $100 must be paid at eale;! the deferred payments to be made in monthly instalments at the rate of $20 per b, with interest at six per cent. per annum from day of sale, and secured by a deed of trast to the satisfaction of the party selling. Terms to be plied with within five days from day of sale; if not. will be gold at the risk aud cost of the defauit- ing purch: “uid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. urchasi: © Household Fur ¥ WM. L. WALL &00., Auctioneers, w Marble Building, No, 900 and 902, 8. W. cor. Penn. ave. and 9h st. VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR THE INTE- RIOR DEPARTMENT FOR SALE. By virtuo of a deed of trust, recorded in liber 612, folio 391, of the land records of Washington county, in the District of Colum- on MONDAY, the 1th day of March, A.D lsi2,at 4 o'clock p-m.-on the premises, offer for sale that very desirable property on G strect, be- tween 6th and 7th, being the w Lot 18, in Squsre $55, improved by a two an if-story Bi ick House, containing some tweuty-two rooms, now under rent to a geod tenant. ‘Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six, twetve and cighteén months. with interest at ten per cent, secured by deed of trust on the premises: A ¢eposii of 8100 will be required on acceptance of the bid. If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days from the day of xale, the property will be resold at the expense of the efanlting purchaser. Convey: ancing and stamps at purchaser's cost. De TOHN D. McPHER HERSON CHARLES McPHERVON.¢ Trustecs. febI9&mardtoll —- W. Lb. WALL & CO., Aucts. &/-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, April 3. 1572, same hour and placa, JOHN DD MCPHERSON. { prustocs CHARLES McPHERSON, m2 W_L. WALL & ©O., Ancts. BBY THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES” OF VALUABL® IMPROVED PROPERTY ON TWENTY-FOURTH STREET WEST. NEAR THE CIRCLE. y eds of trust to ua, dated December 24th, 1809, and Augnst 17th. 1870, ind duly recorded in Libera No. 64, folio 401, 622, folio 245, of the Land Records of Wash. togton couniy, P. O-;and at the request of the party thereby secured, we Ww at public anction to the higheat bidder, at 4:30 o'clock p m., FRIDAY. April 12th, 1872.’on the premises, all that part of Lot numbered eight (8).in square numbered forty- ae (41). i the city of Washington, and described « follows: Beginning ata point on'twenty fonrch west, three (3) f-et from the northwest corm>r of said Lt, and running # ugh twenty four (24) feet. thence st fifty-one (51) Veet ten (10) inches. thence north twenty-four (24) feet, and thence west ity one (31) feet ten (10) inches to place of begia- Fs Le ‘Terms of Bale: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by « deed of trust on the property. $100 down when the prop- stamps and conveyancing at cost if Vid = je are. me oni after sale, the yw ‘and cost of the defaulting pur- WILLIAM A. GORDON, J WM D- Cass a CABSIN. 2 Tos. DOWL Y B.H. WARN Beal Estate Broker and Auctioncer, 729 Seventh street, between G and H. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NEA® TWO-STORY , ; y oTH 16TH 81 REETS. By virtue of a deed of trust to us,dated Jan- wary 18th, 1571, and duly recorded, and by di- rection of the party secured: we Will sell at public auction. to the highest bidder, at Yelock, on THUBBDAY. March 2%, 1572, on the premises, that part of lot 2, square 195, in ‘said deed of trust dese: U front of 15 feet 3 inches on Col- improved by atwo-story frame 5 of the pure! tied with in five Pa resold atthe isk e Trustees, NG, Auct._ beuse. ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months. with 10 per cent. interest, secured on the property. $20 down when the property is struck off. Qonvey- me Re we TAL. ROBT. H. T. LEIPOLD.; Trustees. mls-m.w stu.w . H. WARNER, Anct. BY GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Northwest corner 10th andDastreets. TRUSTRE’S SALF OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. ON N STRERT. NORTH, BR- TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STBESTS By virtue of a deed of trust dated Septem- ber, A.D. Is7l.and duly recorded in Liber folio 438, one of the land records the District of Columbia, iting, of the party secured ae 2 B. ington. D ef lot pumbered one 1)in squareed number five ht dred and twelve (5:2), beginn' th N street shinty ( an for the same at a fost ‘east from the feet; thence south one hundred ( of . with the improvements » of two-story brick dwelling house with jing. The house in in perfect repair, and contains six comfortable rooms. Location very de- The » is sold subject to a prior deed of grunt, datea ‘pril’ sth 1870. recorded Yn Liber Nor 611, felio 430, and & note of even date Sse. wah bape go per cent. per annum, pay- Terme ot : ta cash, (of which $100 must ‘at sale;) in two Install- ments, at six from of sale, U™tEeD STATES MARPHAL’S SALE. BY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctionvers and Real Eetate Brokers, Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud lith st., Star Office Building. CATALOGUE SALE OF LAW LIBRARY. Ov MONDA TUESDAY EVENINGS, March ch and 19th, 1872, commencing at 7% 0’cl at our auction rooms, we shall sell a Law Library, embracing many valuable English and American He ports Digests and Elementary Works. B—The Books will be on the shelves for ex- mn to-morrow. unable to attend the sale can have their xecuted by the auctioneer, Terms cash. LATIMER & CLEARY, mib-d&ds [Pat.&Rep.} Auctioneers. @e7-THE ABOVE SA'E IS UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED UN" LL THURSDAY and ®RIDAY EVENINGS. the 21st @2d same hour and {mio} LATIMER & CLEARY, Ancts, piace. Y¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Northwest corner lvth and D streets. PUBLIC SALE The undersigned, as administrators of the te Dr. Walter T Belt, will, in parsuance of an order of the Orphans Courtof Prince George's county. offer for sale at the late residenee of the raid deceased, near Belt . in said county, on TUESDAY, March 26, 1572, at the hour of 11 o'clock &.m.,all the personal estate of «aid dec’d. consisting of Howseheld and Kitchen Farnitare, three valuable D1 bit vwis, Corn, Hay, Cart Barrows, together with a Lib: Cipally of Medical Works-and Medicines.” ‘erms of Sale: For all sums of and under @10, eash; above that amount, credit of six montiy with securities to be — by the admiuistra- tors, bearing interest from the day of sale. The terms to be complied with before the delivery of property. AT THE SAME TIME AND PLAOE, ‘Will be offered by the undersigned, as the ages and attorneys of the heirs n interest, the beautiful poset Residence of the late Dr. Walter T Belt,near Bel’sville, Prince George's county, Ae <n L hafor ore b sae fg dome nearly new endin g ol of repair—the two sto- ries containing seven rooms, detached Kitchen with rooms over it 188. The out-buil stabling under it for six ‘age House, Poultry House, and Ice House (now filled). A pump of excellent water at the kitchen coor. ‘Two orchards aro upon the land of choice Fruit ‘ees pples, Peaches, and Pesrs, with a grapery le for = large supply’. The position of the residence is npon an eminence fine view of the railroad and corpo | ;ita distance from Beltaville is not one-hall And from Washington, B. C + by. railroad, sbout thirtecrrmiles. The laud attached contains forty scres, ins high state of cultivation; and the roperty pres nts one of most desiral > deneee that could be bought for fessional gen- man or a retired army or paval officer, and ae 8 arket and track farm is unsurpassed. ‘erms of Sale: One third cash; the balanco in ual instalments of six, twelve, and eighteen with interest on d-ferred payments from of sale, and security to the satisfaction of the urdersigndl.” $200 to be paid on day of nate, Stamps snd convevancing at ie pareeaner’ "s cost. JOUN M. BEL hance ROBERT T McGILL,. +. MABBURY & WHEELER, Solicitors. marl3 w&flw NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of Fieri Factas, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell at public i ti, in front of the Court House door of said ‘District, om FRIDAY: the sth day of April, O'dlock m,, ail defendant's right, title’ 1372, ‘laim and interest in and to the following parcel of Bae a oe ty lows: inni ee soathweet onrher of’ iy Stewart tn 4 Tunving thence by and with @ line of the parcel ed by said W. D.C. Murdock to A. H. Herr, south 26%. degrees, west 9016 fect to the northeast Wino's land; thence with sald Wies's fond to the northwest ‘corner of anid Jook. Wise’ Iand, and thence straight to the beg and, reserv’ and levied upon ast aca pets Ser in favor of John Pepper. f ‘and . to use of Mark Keen and Hagerty, 00g oS ANDER HABE. mis-td United States Marshal D REAL ESTATE AGENTS. EW OFFICE. JUAN BOYLE 2 o, REAL ESTATE BROKEBS, No, 713 Firteenta Street, Prants’ Buitpixe. from depot, improved 17 Be, ee. he Hanncous | HOUSRS in the weet end, “HOLA Sine hh of from Tis real a 000 on estate. AU LM 2 eee anc ~svenne and fachington, D. Cy Bc., be. ot es De chee ene eee p= LIST OF GROCEBIES ELPHONZO YOUNGS & COS. SUGARS. (Best New Yorx BRranns } TAY felanitieas) 13c. LOAF, 14 GRA PUBTO Bu ssseeeemecnsenee FLOUR. FAMILY—Choice, warrantod.......Per sack, $2 25 FAMILY—Th- very best produced, ** 2.50 FA 41LY—Welch’s best... At lowest rates. EXTRA—Choicest, (good family)...Persack, 200 EXTRA~Choice.. - = wor EXTRA. = 1a At S cents jest <u; AY HAMS—Choice angar c At HAMS—Fancy brands., weet low rates CANNED GOODS. TOMATORS—2 Ib. cans 15c..0r, § cans for $1.90 dr. 6 cans for LOS Dr. Scans for 1.50 Dr, Scans for 100 Or, 4cans for 1.15 A COBBESPOND- AND ALL OTHER G™ INGLY LOW PRICE: ODS ELPHONZO YOUNGS & ©o., CORNER NINTH AND F STREETS, Under Masonic Temple. ELPHONZO halaladag: | WM. H. SEARS. febmtt RAY &2BRO., ORIGINAL CASH GROCERS. ‘As others in town are copyine our prices, and claiming to sell the same ‘at our prices, we take this opportunity to inform our patrons and the public that they can't buy the same goods at the same fi anywh ise. Extra Fivr, $2.19 per 4 bbl.; Choice Family do., 2-30 per 4 bbl; Best do.. $2 5) per 4 bbI.; Bost ¥ 5 wer 5 5 len Syrup, 5 gal: New N. O- Molasses, Sc. gal, . TRAB.—Our $1.25 Tea reduced to $1 per Ib: Choice Japan Tea, 75c per Ib.; Black Prince Japan, rib; Extra @hoice, “Young Hyson” Japan, 112 pertb.; Fine Hoyoum Ganpowder, $1.15 per Ib: COF FERS.—Boastep—Rio, best, We. cabo, 32c. Ib. id CANNED FRUITS.—Tomatoos—2 Ibs., Me. per can; 3lbs, 2c. per can, Peaches—2 ibs., 19. per can? 3 Ibs, 28e. per can. Castard’s Best Hams, 1c. Ib.; Breakfast Bacon, sngar-cured, Wise 1b.; Black & Kreb’s 8. C. Shoul- 62 per ryetal Sy zal; Porte Rico Mclasace, Sic. gal.; Pratt's Astral Oil ai “felis 35 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 1 epee! eoops. We would respectfully call the attentfon of our customers and the public generally to our large an¢ well-selected stock of GOODS FOR THE HOLI DAYS, among which we would name, in part— IMPEBIAL LAYER RAISINS. LONDON LAYER BAISINS, in whole, half aad qrs VALENCIA RAISINS SULTANA BAISINS. CUBRANTS, FIGS. IMPERIAL PRUNES, fn 1, 2 and 6 pounds. COOKING PRUNES and DRIED FRUIT, Vode puate PEACHES, in glass, very beau al WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in2-1b. and 3-Ib. can: GREEN PEAS, Domestic and French, TOMATOXS, in 2-Ib. and $-1b. cans, TEXAS BEEF, a very nutritious article, HUCKINS’ PARKER HOUSE SOUPS. ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES WINDSOR MANOB PICKLES, something new and beautiful. FRENCH end AMERICAN PICKLES, all kinds. LOBSTERS, in glass and tins. PRESEBVED GINGER and CHOW-CHOW. PBESERVESof all kinds Gordon's make. ALMONDS, WALNUTS, PECANS, FILBERTS Z1L NUTS, FRENCH CANDY, 1-1b, and 5-Ib een ences Fibw CRACKELS. ae, Be, ALso, FINE OLD JAMAICA BUM. SOOTOCH and IRISH WHISKY Very superior OLD BRANDY. . Oid BAKER and NECTAR WHISEY. GAFF'S CELEBRATED PURE BYE WHISKY PORT, ANGELICA, MUSCAT, SHERRY an¢ MADKIBA WINES. All the popular brands of CHAMPAGNE WINES and a few casks fine okd PALE SHEBRY in the Custom Honse at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing the purity of the Wine offered. FOB SALE LOW BY BROWNING & MIDDLETON, No. 614 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, decl6-tr Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. ER @ BYLES, 417 SEVENTH STREET, ARE OFI RING 4 FINE STOCK OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES CONSISTING IN PART OF Havana Oranges, London Layer Baisins, in whole, half, and quarter Conserve Ginger, New Figs, French Prance, fo glans: t'and boxes, Gordon & Dilworth's Jellies, Mundes's Preserves, Morton's Pis Fr shelled, shell, iberts, and Maple Walnuts, boiled 4 ‘Apple jutter, Apple, Dairy, ams and Factory New York Buckwheat, Cranberries, Golden Drips 8; NO. M fase eae atte, see, a magn Government Java, Ceylon and Rio Cof- Gorpas HILL. PE Foo grad FAMILY FLOUB tn store and for Sibeer grad Pay end Rrtra Tice. BALED HAY and STRAW. W. M. GALT & 00. decls-tf Indiana avenue and ist street. QTON= CRUSHED AND BRONER. ‘Weare prepared to furnish CBUSHED OB BROKEN STONE te Contractors in quantities to suit. Wearealso BUYING HARD BUBBLE STONE FOB OASH at our Works. J.B. 20@ 8 00., este ot of trent, T 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, the Sic on iM eotatc county, D. 15 ro *o the oe ot wise estate. ay feta “OnE IDEA” CLOTHING SALB, At Oak Hall. 625 fth otr~t- Ld by GREAT 79) 187 Qeennsvivania novre| 812 TO LHE NORTHWEsT, WEsT. " oe end after Nov. 13, 1871, traios will leave as fol- w Py : Twe hondred miles sav New} ‘The 1. Ga.m. dail cept Sunday, northwest; 5:4) p.m. daily porth;745p. m.daily weet, Throurh from Batinors nr ROUMMSTER an hrewrl ire i e & 1 PITTSBURG without c! Tick ets by recured at the of. Pennsyivanis avenne, here reliable information be civen at all times. ngers procuring tickets at this office can secure accommodations in Palace Cars for Canam daigua or Pittsburg PERCY ©. SMITH, Ticket Agent, Corner 6th street and Pe: Washing’ ED.® YOUNG, General Passenger A. it. ‘marie Ty Haltmore. Ma JEW ROUTE FROM THy NOwTH AND Ea: N TO THE SOUTH AND SUCUTHWEST. = The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL- ROAD, extending from Chatta nooes. Tenn, to Meridian. Miss., x es ‘completed, acd f con tei phi ston,’ Richmond. “Lynchbury goog to Meridian. Mobile, On: Vicksbure, and utbweste: The roxd-bed is in splendid 4 the eunipment perfect Pullman's Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are to be ron vi uie from Lynchburg to Mobile and New O hout change. Purchase Tickets via the Alabam: nooga Kailrond secure the qui Most comforts, The attention of Freight Shippers is called to this Toute as offering the advantages of speedy transit between the North and South, with Fates always ae low as by any other route Mark. shy 5 i ee tarky Pip treight, and procure bills of lading vie WILLIAM KEAVY, Ge mr Agent, Chstianooga, adalat bere J.C eTANTON, General Superintondent. Chat poga, Tenn. je-tf Batt sMoRe 4 ont RAILROAD. Wastine: ‘Trains between WASH TON an~ BALTIMORE aod WASHINGTON AND THE WEDST are now ron as fo FOR BALTIM xcept m5 % m FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. e di a 5 45, S00 pom at D.m. stops at Jessup’. ps.at Annapolis Junction and Belay onk; The 7:45 p. m.on Sunday stops as daring the week. FOR ANNAPOLIS. Po crany pees oben —_ 10pm. Notraintoo roe ENN Leave at $004. mand 3.00.5 FOR WAY Pratio i—=- $:00 a.m On Sunday at 3. ing at Relay Station with © becling, Parkersburg, Pittsburg cg, Sitaaburg, and pointe and Strasberg, only, connect Baltimore t commodation train, : ich tickets to the West can be hed at th: hr Washington Station Tickei Office at all hours ir the da ent ‘hroueh J.L. WILSON, Master of Transportation, LM COLE, General Ticket Agent. _GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Gon'l 4e°t, Washington. mit — LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORE Wasnixctox, June 2,1570—noo: Traine between WASHING TON aaN W YORK are rao Qaag, a: L Fe rool fl a be sa 3 eave daily (oxeept Sunday) at 5: aud 9:00 p.m. Hf FOR PHILADELPHIA Legve daily (except Sunday ) ai 3-0 and 3:40 p,m. :Bs ON SUNDAY. Leave for New ¥: at 9.00 and Pai ane pets ors ork pm iladel am... 4 Bike jing carsfor New York on mm. train only Through tickets to Philadelphians New York or Boston can be had at the Station Office at all bourt ofthe Si For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for schedule between —— Baltimore, Ap napolis andthe West. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation. L COLE, General Ticket Agent. 8. KOONTZ, Agent. Washinton. a6 PROPOSALS. PBerosats FOR STATIONERY. Trrasvny Derartweyr. + aled Proposals for furnishing 8 [iat cudivg Sune 3y-1e7s. wil Yepariment antil the 10TH 12 o'clock m. Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon application he bids will be considered and accepted or rejected item by item; and this advertisement ant the propotal so far as accepted by the Secretary of Frcasury, and the bond accompanying tho ame, shail constitute the contract between the govern mv nt and the bidder or bidders, aud no further con- tract will be executed. ‘The articles contracted for must be furnished from {imo to time daring the year, in quantities pursuant to orders from the Department. The entire quauti- Each proposal me Se ctend nisin Anal acl individual or firm making it, and be accompanied by s bond. suffcicnt sureties, in the sum of ten thousand dol- lars, ($10,000, approved by « United States officer of the district in which the sureties reside or do busi- ness. on a form to be furnished by th jon sue articles as may be a arded und e ent, Portions of the or ity and the per OR delivertee will be bject to inspection by lelive sul jon expert detailed for the by the Secretary of the Treasury, and the delivery of an inferior article 111 be deemed eu jul the At the option of the Sec: npearieee me f harge to the contractors Sfty centum of the price which itabail be found necessary to pa jor such articles: Propceals unaccompanied by @ satisfactory bond will not be-considered, and contracts will be award- fd only to eevablished manufacturers of or dealers inthe articles, marked™ Proposals tor So00.8 BOUTWRLL, _mar6-cotapl0 Secretary of the Treasury. P2oPosas For coat, TREascrY DePaRrMent, Bureau of Basracing Sour is 4 receiv until 10 o’elocka m. on W: WespAy. the 20h handred (500) ivered at sach tines, snd places and ‘and eubject Seat jaspected and that ‘of coal ta paid by the indi from week from the 20th of March, 1672, the iepartment He ‘ing the right to reject all or any ofthe s received, proposals will be entertained unless accompa ity factory evidence of ablllty"to full the eceaecetenee = eae pe should be address and eent tothe office ury heated -_ Tobit lawst (TED grates Pa: A Jenls-ly B*sc8 orrics SEW YORK Li o :. re Bavi ee wet ae HENRY D BA Sole Agent fer District of Cina: iE NATIONAL METROFO OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ORGANIZED AUG UST 26,1870 ASH CAPITAL. Of8ce in Shepherd's P. ing N. veniaavenne MOSES KELL ¥ WM. B. TODD, SAMUEL CROSS Cemseneey, sine es Prositent Caner WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE BAZAR, Bo, 914 PENNSYLVASIA AVENC Bewween 9th and 1h streets, dseold, a . rivate entrance from t SPECiaAL votre ed in the District BEMOVED TO 621 CST Between 6ru ann Tru Stents N. W, One Block Above the Former Stand. In connection with my Loan Office L hare opened SSALESKOOM for the sale of Unratecmad Mor shandize, in 621 Louisiana avenue, thus securing it stroeta, ‘ate Loan Office in the bed in this deed only refer to of Uhe past as a guarantee for the future. CHARLES HERZBERG, city for © transactions LOAN OFFICE AND SALESROOM, 626 Louisiana avenne and 621 © atrost, jau-3m_ ‘OHENS LOAN OFFIOR, corner of and New York x in the city. of interest on Gol Between 6th and 7th strects N. W. LIVERY STABLES. pg , aha street an Horses and Buggies for Hire, and «fresh = Bt good Horses for sale ev: ¥ R's STABLES. BB of the Intost band and for bire by the day or Parties. Weddings, and receptions {11 nished with the moxt comfortable slegant Carriages. Particu Horses, and Horecs alwa: “hange } ASHIONABLE CARBIAG a e ‘OR REOCEPT: THE ARLINGTON STABLES, 1724 G Staeer, NkaAR War Drrantx every wack BicHABD VANT. Proprietor. 1om en. id to board: horses. OREN Sa Prien BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL, OFFICE, 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET. From his extensive male of Europe and the fi land, France, Philadel) and clsewhere, can the most certain, speedy and eiectual remedy ia the world for all DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE. Weakness of the Back or tion of the Kidneys, or Biadd mpotency , Gene: Languor, Low arising from Solitary Habits of Fouth—«rc the of the Sy reas to th marti: At — ~ 8, AC., impoestile. Pondering Marri OCG MEN imbs, Strictares, Affee- jantary Dis- = omart, vba Trew. orders eT and solitary practices more fatal to their victims tham Especially .who have become the Victims of Sol Vice, that dreadful and destrncti nually ee Jeune men oft iureileet. who we habit which se to an untimely grave thousands of ‘he most empited talents and brilliant might otherwise have entranced tist- ening Senates with the thanders of ei: as wich fal waked to ecstasy the living lyre, may confidence, MARRIAGE. Married persons or Young Mon contempisting mar- riage, aware of Physical Weaknen.( Lars. tive’ Power—Impotency.) Nerrone Faipitation, Organic Weakness, Merveac’ Procre- ability, orany otber Disgualification Roedity ved. Sigioosly conde in ie boner es coe = religivasty in his honor. ase gentleman, and rely apon bis skill as a phy le erable and marriage impomsible. by the victims of improper indulgences. sware of the dreadful conseayeuces (hats How, who that underetandsthe sulyect to deny that the power of procreation is lost »: by ti falli 5 Consumption. decay. and death. A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DaYs. Persons ruined in. learned health by un! jing month efter month. tended sometimes ‘ured immediate! TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. 1 thowe wags yl tu iit a u ttt i jerivus compounds, should Hi taking apply cored them- abite, eal po oy A