Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1872, Page 3

EVENING STAR. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE.—After our report closed, The river and harbor appropriation bill was assed. ‘Mr. Stockton called up Dill suthorizing an inquiry into the causes of steam-boiler explo- ions, which was passed. Mr. Sawyer asked to take up House bill giv- ing the approval and sanction of Congress to the termini and route of the Anacostia and Poto- mac river railroad, and to regulate its construc- ton and operation, which, after some discus- sion, was agreed to; bat, ‘without proceeding with it, the Senate went into execatly ve session, and then took a recess until 7:30 p. m. In the evening session the bill in relation to the Anacostia and Potomac river railroad was proceeded with, and Mr. Stewart otfered an smendment, giving the sanction of Con; to the acts of the legislative assembly of the Dis- trict of Columbia, authorizing the Union Rail- way Company to build a horse railroad from rtheru boundary of Georgetown, and also the ruction of a horse railroad by the Boundary and Silver Spring railroad company, provided within thirty & majority of the stoekbollers accept the provisions of this act; prohibiting the laying of tracks along I and streets by Farragat and Scott squares; farther providing that no more street railroads shall be constincted in the District of Columbia with- out authority of Congress. After debate the Dill was referred to the committee on the Dis- trict of Coinmbia. After some discussion on the conference re- Porton the steambeat bill, the Senate at 10:10 adjourned. a Further Particulars of the Murder of Captain Coivocoresses. Since the murder of Captain Colvocoresses, Jacts have transpired which serve to involve the affair in still further mystery. A di trem Bridgeport, Conn ation of the clo: ihe latter was open when he was found, and his shirt was on fire from the explosion. In passing ©ut, the ball went through his coat. This fact ‘would seem to show that he either in a scuflle which preceded the shet bad his vest torn Open, or opened it himself for some purpose unknown. ‘There are various theories afloat concer! the jnatter, particularly in view of the large amount 1 imsurance which the deceased h effected on his life. The friends of Colvocoresses in Litchfield state that he took no money with him when he left dome, and even left his watch behind him. From the time that he was last seen alive to the time of the shot was come — = — ample time for him to have returned; and the shot was not freq til tal after the boat had pushed off from the dock, as ahe Sampo who heard the shot and found the dying man testifies. All these facts serve to Involve the matter in the dee: mystery, and the weapon used, the finding of the ned jnd ritied, and the finding of another aif cor- yesponding with the one which passed through the murdered man, on the sidewalk near the place of the tragedy, still further ‘complicate ihe affair. A post-mortem examination, made at the instance of friends of the deceased, showed that the pistol-shot wound was the only one the dead man received, and there were no wther marks of violence upon his body. The authorities are vigorously working up the case Capt. Colvocoresses was insured for $173,0000n dis lite. All of this, saving $19,600 and 35,000 inthe Berkshire company, was effected since wJanuary 13, 1572, and of the total amount $163,- 100 was effected throngh A. E. Smith, of the tirm ef Blanchard & Smith, managers of the Commonwealth Life, 73 Broadway. The pre- Jaiums are payable semi-annually, and amount to about The policies were payable to bimeelf. Captain Colvocoresses had an appointment with Mr. A. E. Smith at the Astor House on ‘Tuesday, and was on his way to New York to keep that appointment when bis death occurred. Reliable and competent witnesses testify that | ‘only a few moments previous to the shot they faw men standing in close conversation on the corner of Clinton and Main streets, not one hundred teet from where the shooting occurred. ‘Of al! the rumors arloat this is the only grain of truth that can be sitted ont to the present time, but it isexpected that further developments Will soon nuravel the mystery. 827A Detroit dog mangled two small children and drove off-astreet commissioner who hal Gred seven shots at him. &7-A writer on physiognomy sagely says: “A human face without a nose does not amount to much,” whereupon Smiggles observes that a buman pose without a face dosen't amount to ouch, either. 4&7 Billy Brennan, while e playing Antonia. Texas, said, against him, “May Christ paralyze me!”—a Zavorite expression of his. No sooner had the worcs escaped him than be fell down in a fit rom which at last accounts he had not recovered S7 There is @ woman in Boston who has Stolen, in the course of a long and eventful lite, one thousand and one umbrellas. The one thousandth and oneth was takenon the — of ber eightieth birthday, and she had to spen her na‘ai night in durance vile. &7” Mrs. Charies Coates, of Washington, Mass , became insane about two months ago, and refused to eat anything, say ing that Ber food ‘Was poisoned. All efforts jace her to take ouri-hment since that time have been almost fruitless, and she died last week from actual Starvation. cards in San ame turned MARRIED. CABR—SWANN. At Washington, on Sth of Gustavus L. Wickes JOHN nt. formerly of Bare 130, by the Rev CARB. Post Offic rime Piiletciciia, to Miss ANSUE SWANS of quan, Virginia. No cards. HILL—MATHIS. On Thursday, May sot the Ker 6. A; Wilson, at the Pounder 1 REREMIAH BILL to ities CORNELIA BATHIS. both of Washi tee DIED. GRILLET. In Brooklyn, N. ¥ , June 4th, VIC- _ M. GBILLET, aged 3 Years. 3 months, ands ve Sichsuvs wine f M. P naga * Pty ied to attend hie funerals Hom tie Cieece of y agermsion, Saturday, tho Sth instant, ‘at © STEER the morning of the ih instant. Mr PASTE Lagi Seer of the late Major WB. Barney, of Baltimore UNDERTAKERS. I | spergerences F. HARVEY, UNDERTAEBER, (Successor to HARVBY § MARR, No 934 F Staxet, between Ninth and Tenth. METALLIC BURIAL CA CASES AND CASE ETS @& avery description, SHROUDS, HABITS, igs ICMHARD W. BARKER, CACISET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, 613 ELEVENTH STREET, near ¥. PURNITURE Pet ALL ZInDS MADE B4Ne wuts MACKETT, UNDERTAEER, Ho. 735 Tru StReEr, Betweey G anv H Steers 8p%0-ly Coffiosand Caskets of all kings LIVERY STABLES. ag STABLES song ee ao ie marl ly Tuts GREAT REFORM Sreeate is peteea'e Se Shae ania xvenue. TENT OFFicE, Wasmixeton. D.C. Britis of PAYED B. ricer) ing {<r tho extension of" Aatses weiana ° Bice o6 tbe 3st du of Ae "aks, tor Fe = Te ls ordered that the testimony: ttt the sen ‘on the 30th day of Jal iit eareia ie = ugns next,and 7 ares HY ETT. Commissioner U™ 7» srarss aes OFFice ASEiNeTON, D. O.. ROD the Petition of STerind BA ew Haven Conn... RTT. Oommiasionsr. EN suit age ston Se on _Ba Bas 7 AUCTION SALES. BY. von Ape seca 900 and 903, 5 - Sve. and Mh at. SALE OF PIAS, LATEING®, FURNITURE, On eatUsDe IR car Avct fon beens mare ill ipataed og! ‘nection with sale of Furavture for U. Loards and Tables, PParene Walaa y Pete girator. be aps aa. v advances. too 44,64, G4 white and Bcheckered icces Eugiish and American Oi! Cloths, __ doven Clatets sherty ated Whisk a Bumerous other articles in the Furniture W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts. BY wh. es WALL & pees etionsere, and Bazaar 98 Low lana ave.. bet. Sao streets. PREEETORY SALE OF OF Hi * TH AUSHAL ‘at our Bi 70 WEAD 0 OF HORSES AND MUE) One Bay Male, to close partnership. ~ One Bay Stallion. (Belle Morgan.) very stylish and ip ens; can be driven by a child © Gray Horses, Wagon and Harness, by order of ve v. Sy Marshal. Bi Kiva ip harness; stands without can be driven by a Tat it, kind and gentle in barn Horse, gentle, kind and a good Gsivers suita- able for s pheton; also, fice Top Buggy and Harness, the property of a gen-leman athe city for thesummer. © ALsi A number of Work, Driving and Saddle Horses, of — 8 fall description will be given st ‘ime of One ‘ine Family Carriage. 1 baile Dr Bridgett, Lu & C0 Ancts. = LATIMER & cme ‘Auctioncers and Beal Estate Brokers, Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and Lith sir eet. Star Office Buildin, AUCTION SALES. BBY Ger tGot morihceccoracr ious axa Dota By virtueof » deed of trust. from George W Ba ysre, trance or rock. ia a ie, Sicha Was 33, folios sticker, recor ot pen B fret of ColvmDia, and upon the treasrer of Mechanics” *Buidlag 0.3, we will expose for sale at oF tne pre BIDA’ Aa eA D. at 8 o'clock cit ee Wachington, in said (4, im square numbered ‘one thousand. aed Ave fat arr aes 37) foot and four (4) said lot, fronti land avenue, by the whale dept Of the Teen temetbens wilt the’ tne — which consist of @ two-story frame “Term of safe: One- third cash, of which $50 will be required at time 4, sale; balance in months, with taterest: deed given. a en to secure deferre? pa: to be complied with wituia days le, otherwise the trustees reserve ine right tor re- at the risk and cost of the pred ng paroheses, Sean ee oon LS , by ad- fin some newspaper per’ pablished af aid ~All couveyanciog pS Bt cost of pur- i r. property fronts on the north side of Mary- land avenue, between Se and 13th streets east. tite ata hres a LiAMS; Auc ne WILLIAMS, Auctionvers, 1001 northwest corner 10:h and D a SALE OF bf teres ALB Es- HY THE OITY OF WA N AND Fin NIY¥ OF W ASHINGTON “TS THE Dis- TBICT OF COLUM By virtue Of decree ofthe bt Court of aed Ls nig of Colomb in Equity iors Bos Wiiliam ‘sigaed, ee, will he ‘promises, the herein- BY oneat S sell, at public tion, 0 iad os geocrined real estate, > “ny all those certai: aguare No. 993, frontiny on south K street, ginning fer said lot 3,75 feet from the sor ‘west corner of sal ie neneree running thence east south K street 25 feet, thencc'aorth at right angles to said street 82 feet, thence west 5 fect, thence north vanes E BEEWAE Ta PROPERTY ON 8 ‘WHEN 121g AND 13tu STS., =: *On ee AFTERNOON, June uae o'cloc! wail sel, th front 31, 32, 33, and 34. ion of No. 2. pamest ot hae afro at street, to an al- fey. ‘Thelote will be sold coparately. lots it, and in the moat rap of city. ‘One-third cash: residue in 6, 1%. and 18 ith ivterest from day of sale, D.ferred payments to be secured by deed of trast on the pro- perty. Conveyancing mps at cost of purcha- 20 down on each lot at time of sale. LATIME e OLE. ABY. Ancts. AMS. Anctioncers, ih and D streets. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es. TATE, SITUATED ON 13ru STRERT, BE- EEN NC AND D STREETS \d by virtue of a th of the * a preme Court of the Distrise of Colt op the 27th day of April, 1372, in salty AS, wherein, ccmptainants and F, fendant: Paes nD, BY GREEN é Bete ea six ots of the pur- jodsed riven watil purchase ‘Stamps and coureyancing at pur. Sw down when Property issold. If the terms of sale is not complied with in five days, the trustees reserve i he operty at the risk, and cont of the defaulting purchaser. DWARD BS Trust: BICHARD H. MARSH. ar vaneng wed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B/°THE ABOVE SALE 18 Pos TPONED until THURSDAY, May 30th instant, same hour and place. by order of the truste 5 ILLIAMS, Aac' mi3-d ENS cS S7-THE ABOVE SALE I POSTPONED until t 6 o'clock p.m, WEDNESDAY. Jnne Sth, 1 By order of the Trustees wsl-d GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. gis Fa S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- POSED until TUESDAY. Jane Lith. at the same hour and place. By or‘er of the trustee: wd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, ¥ B. H. WARNER, Meal Esiate Broker and ad Auctioneer, - No. 7297th street, be between G | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUADLY 'MPROVED ND UNIMPROVED Paurh uty ABs virtue of dood of treet, dat “a December 17 1s01-trom Richard, Morgan sud wif, and duly recorded ‘in Libe ©. B., Mo. 24, Folio 22° of the Lacd Becords ‘for Washingtos county:D.C.,and ae the reyucst of the party. se- | Cured thereby. f will sell, In front of the | the highest bidder, at thetime hereinafte the following described property, lying i ton cit Ou WEDNESDAY, —_ 5,1872, at 5:30 e’clock, 32) in Square 69, on Ist b “and C streets south. These front of 43 feet, and are opposite the pro posed Capitol Park, and surrounded by elegant im- rovements. are chance to secure a irable ailding site. Also, on the same day, at 6 o'clock p. m., perye ey on ths south « ‘at 6:30 o'clock, Lot 4, in IF North A strest, between 16th and wrth cash; balance in 6, ‘DoF cent. juterest ‘and conveyance! as - wu Ll ogee propert; rustee reserves t! ight to Peacil the property, at the risk ani cost of the d=- fan! case the terms are not com- Square i NiTerme ip cach case: One-f 12 feet. to the north line of said lot 5, thence west with said north line 2) feet, thence due south 9 poe the line of south K street and place of i ‘Avd fimediately after the dove sale, will soll all that —— of said lot three, in 9 east, still e on a fect thonce north 102 feet 6 ‘inches, thence ‘west It ath 2) feet 6 inches. thence west li me thence south Sa feet to the boginming’ “The ver is improved by large frame a On WEBS ESD, ESD ae he 3 eeu deriet o’clocl the premises, al ract of and Is ip at and be being in the sald ce ‘of Wash- ington fie recorded pi or Joi vot Ta ie Matthew Winnsta 's estate as of ‘Lot, which said part ot tat tot 35 aa ert vaid lot on the west belonging arberry, Hey ‘of said lot bel to the Nailors: Sisoa jane a pleco or parcel 0 iad belo 3 James Heirs containing one acre. ing the samme, property lated ied by Mere dan pry ‘homas Palbert pied by Beason Arnold. Togsther with the build- Togs sand fr improvements on thnoabd several’ pices onparcels of fernis of sale: One-third cash on each piece or eel of Ground wold; halanen of purchase money in 6,9, 12, ‘months, with interest from day sale; id balance to be secured the purchaser ‘or purchasers: Or the p one 3 ‘chasers of each piece can. vay all ash or ratification thereat by the court. Hurderd given to the purchaser ast heeball tars paid the purchase money on the piece. or parcel. of the real estate by him purchased. A deposit of $50 will Qe required on each picce or parcel of ground id. AML rehearse ‘and conveyancing at cost of er or purchase! JNO. MILLER, Trastes. _maySd&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y 8. H. WABNER, Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Nc.729 Seventh street, botweea G and H. TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPR( ia PROPKBTY AT Avorige-S8ics, DWELL- ae ON LiTHSTBREET WEST, BETWEEN M BY ‘virtus of a deed eine dated June 3a. 1570. recorded in Liber 612, folls 2, of the land records of Washington conntr, District of Co- lumbis, and by direction of the holder of the note secured thereby, I will sell, at public auction. on the premises, on THURSDAY, Juno 13th, at 6 #’clock that piece of ground named od in said od. Mately, ‘occu: deed as part ehredgoe bered cighteen (13), in Davidson's Subdivision of Square 340, in the civy of Washington. ning for the same on lith street wert 108 fect Iss inches southwatdly” frum the northweat corner of said syuare, running thence easterly 92 feet to a public alley;thence southwardly slong the line of alley 2i feet 4% inches; thence w % feet; and thence northwardly along es The line of lth street 21 feet 4%; inches to the be- Terms of sale: One-third oma the balance in six and twelve months, secured by notes bearing 10 per cent. interest and deed of trust on the property, Stsmps and conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If the terms are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the = pe the ao at the risk and cost of the faulting purchaser. —_ PLA. bi ae eee ‘Trustes, ABNER, Anct. je ¥ LATIMER & CLEARY. BBY Unttonecrs and Real Ketate Brokers, Southwest corner Penpeylvania avo. and 11th atroct, Star Office Building. TRUSTEES: SALE Qrva VALUA SUE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Lith STREET N. W., BE- NG AND BSTREETS: n> wirtne of a deed of ‘trust, dated Sap- tem rded in Liber No. 1570, and 35, folio 3s one ‘of the land records for ths county of Washington, District of Columbia, and by ‘the written Rg of the we shall sell, on the mises, to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the 230th day of Mays Ista, at oe o’cloel part of Se ard humbere: three bu. dred ie (309,) ing at a polat on lth street sixty (60) feet sout! col the northeast corner of said equare: thence Tanning south, on the line of said street, thirty-five ) feet; thence west sixty- eight (68) feet three (3) a ence north mt. five (55) feet; thence east sixty-eight (68) feet three ARRISON, Trustee, may4-s,w, ads WABNER, Auci'r, S27 THE ABOVE SALE be POSTPONED ati DAY, Jane 18:h, 1:72, eam b (oes ane JOHN B ARKISON, Trance. it-eo&ds (Bep} H WARNER, Auct. |. H. WARNER, BY ba be Beal Eat tate Broker and Auctioneer, by td GALE OF IMPROVED Oe td No, 729 Seventh street. ENTH STREET EAST. MassaCaUserts AVENUE AND NORTHU ‘ane offer or ge at DRY sth Sey in front of ges. Y, the 15th of June, ima at Gorclock P.m.,that parcel of arent i the sod of Was oown @5 part lots Mo. 13 34, in square No. 555. beginning on 7th oN EK. said square, . Notes ig gstat sr Sat reac iy Pat be ber cen! irom day of sale, se- cured b3 by deed of trust on the property. Conveyan- cing and stamps at parchaser’s cost when the property is eae MORSELL, A tor 56-10 BRAINARD 8. WARN KIN Suet r, B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ‘Teeernay are 0! t. $9 down 22, ot Seaaiter: one of the ington count; quest, in land records of Wash- District of Columbia, and at the res iilag ct the’ party’ seed bre Will sell at public anction, oa TAURSD AY. Vath day of June A. D. Ja, at 53 o'clock p. etn ion of the emi yi Was mt place or 2 dividion. Let in ~~ are Bi record ice cae Sta point in te Borth v .ston lot £3 feet 9 inches from the northwest Seoner cherect non Funuing th nce east, binding on the 16 foot Cae, nd feet ches to the “Spring foot. wide alley: thence south ti diag on sad alley je alley; thence soni on Le) Js feet 4 inches &6 the southeast co race of said rig ision lot e west feet inches to the middle of sald} lot, and thence north 21 feet 4 inches to the place of beginning, with the shoves of alley ways and spring in pring in common. ‘erms of sale: One-half c: lance in two a | payments, at three ‘and atx mm Lm from day sale. with interest, secured bi poe C4 A 3 anor at ‘the cost of bot comptied w ith within, We haye aay the Trustee aon the it to resell at the nd cont of ‘defaatin hier ‘ive days? jee @ THOMAS DOWLING. Aactioneey: BY LATIMER & CLE. actiencers: 7 32 pots. In 8 TH AN City | Surveyor: boundary of 2 werd : En z, ea a B -» lots numbered 4 to 95, both inclusive, in square 208, according Prant's subdivision of suid square,or ao mack shone of aaimay be necessary to pay the debts sec Terms of sale: One-third each lot sold mast be paid af the’ lane sale.) and the residue iu equal sums, 7fa7s from the day of sale, wish interest cred payments, at the rae geren per cont “i ve i : i i ges sf Hy F u i i i i Rt CEN vee PON Teesbay, Fae @. By order of LATIMER & OLEARY, A 2D hour and until plac Ancts. (3) inches to the place of beginnin, ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; die remainder in siz and Sxeive monhe, witht haterest, escaeed he deo of trust on the premises. | Fifty deliars to be deposited at the time of sale, Stamps and conver. sucing at purchaser's cont. If the terms are wot compiled with within fve days, the trustees reaorva the right to resel nae of the defaulti purchaser, INO "tr GIVEN rrastecs, mayl3-e0 LATIMER & CLEABY, Aucts B7-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ayOY) SALE falling on Memorial day, it is po: tponed = MON- DAY, June 3d, 1872, — ho nd place, by order of Trustees. TiMEn a CLEARY. BW-€0 Aauctii joneers. S/-THE ABOVE SALE I Is FURTHER POsT- PONED antil MONDAY, Jane aa hy vies same boar and place, by order of the Tru zea TIMER & CuEAgY, Aucts. B* GREEN 5 WILEIAMS, Anctioneers, No 1001 Datreet, scorner of oth northwest, TBUSTEES" fale oF VALUABLE {MPROVED PROPERTY, ATA a TLO By virtus of & deed of trusi dated November . Fecorded iu Liber 653, folio 194, of the land records of Ws ‘ashington cunty. District of Columbia, and by direction of the holder of the note secured t1 thereby. we an on &t public auction, un the premises, oy ¥, June 17th. at 6 o-clock f ground in Wash eaannbis, ing rae ‘and of the east part of Lot =a yd in square 729. begin t 11] feet 10 ches weet ‘ofthe southeast corner of a and running thence west part of Pp int on South ry Le are, at north 75 feet 9 inches; ce east 15 feet; thence south 75 feet 9 inches; nnd thence west 13 feat to the begining, t improved by a Brick Dwelling House of two stori "Terms of sale: $2,000 cash, together with 10 per cent. interest thereon from November 25th, 15/1, and the expenses of this eal nee in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by notes and deed of trust on the property sold. Stamps and conveyan: cing at par Raser's Coat. If the terms of eats ave comp! with withia five days from the day of sale. the trustees reserve the cf t he ht to oper) yt the risk ne ean ‘and cost of the defaulting pur- hase: — WA; DARN SILLE, | trastees, CaxeN ew Titan 8, Aucts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancti ie ee EXECUTOR'S SALE OF V * sy ALUABLE REAL 4 ON PENNSYLVANIA A TWEEN 12ru AND 1 ve Ware 2 On MONDAY, the Bith day of Jui we sz, at © e'cleck p: m.. 1 shail sell at public ro mi bidder, all that part of o-4, in Square No 29%, and distingui bd rr the place of ‘the — pens Aare Ps. Terms of secured by ad tne void. ee ra the'thine of sales SB TODD, GREEN equine Aucts. MA25Er GARDEN LOTS FOR SALE. i ay PT Hi ve aaa an Er Fg t f Es § i be seen BUSHROD w Byres. f i ~~, AUCTION SALES, TO-HOREOW. Y Bret. 2 CLEARY. Bint a i vad Lith seveet, “SEES HSEEERO'?, Me Sey pei daatt gb BORN! ue ine une Sth, 1872, ection of a ae sin ei, super Waingt Parlor Suit, ‘mpholstered in Rep and Hair- Walnut and Mshogany Chamber Farnitare, eC — Foss eee a ara and Pr eto Several Puperior Feather Bets, Feat eters ther Beds, ger BF C ‘are, Ccoking and Heating Stoves, eee AT 32 O'enor One Family Carriage, (nearly new, —- ors appre fe" LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucts ba TY & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ¥ Oye 1001 northwest coruer l0th and D sts. ONE HANDSOME ROSEWOOD tA ar PIANO, 2N0 GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS, MATS: mA arent 30 BOALDS, FINE COTTAGE FU Oo; outs TUEDAY, June "clock @.., weshall sell, in’ front of our & large assortment of Sas ion rooms, ce ¥ Feather, Rese, lows and Bolsters, i nd C ened tO] eee other + Cocking “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ W.L. WALL & 00. ,Awetonsers. Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, No. 9 Louisiana ave .b bet. ay ‘and 10th strests* eet CARRIAGE AT AUOTION. 1 be sold at Wall's nage egs on eATUBbAy MORNING next Sh Instant, at 21 o' eat ey earenle, four: seat one] fave FAMILY ©. AGE. made John F.. Bridget. of this city. thas bean but iittls used. and is sold because the owner has no “a use for DP STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF U NITES TWO ot EY HORSES. WAGON ND HABN! In virtue of a writ of fleri facias, issned from the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the Poetic ablic of Colambia, and to me directed, I will s at gale, for cash on SATURDAY. Buss ‘Sth da; 1372, at 11 o'clock #.m., at W. L iia Uo. zaer,the Shoat goods and ‘chaise Gray Horses, fagon, and 2 sete Harn ed Pa «Shon con saree ok fat c tela of ‘Geo leinberg, an ‘pe sold to satisfy execution No. 8596, in favor of A. T: inst George Meinberg larshal, D.C. AE OO Nncts: ie5 dts per BY 7808, 2 waccaman, Real Estate Broker and Anctfoneer, Washington and Geo'town office 819 7th st.,op.P.0 ogen any tare OF THE MAUSOLEUM LOT, H ETWEEN 91 AND 10TH STs. ROuta kar. Nittue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Bs the District of Columbia, passed in cery cause No. 25%, Dock. a acre Philip and others are complainant 8 iil and others defendants, I shall, on SATU BD. nye the ‘Sth day of ‘June, 1872, at 6 o'clock p. m.,offer for sale, ai pub Ne auction, on the premises the following real es- ‘al John P. fate, which was of the esjate of General Yan Ness, dec: The Mausolew {kessine le taal down to Joohun iaker’ tare numbered three hundred. seventy- five, (s7o,) in the elty of Washington, in the afore: said District, containing about 6,00) square feet of grouni The Mousoleum structure now standing upon the lot. and the walls enclosing the same, will be removed therefrom, either before the day of sale or within a reasonable time thereafter not to exceed sixty (60) da: Terms of je: Ono-fourth of the purchaso money to be paid in cash, and the residasin three equal ta- stalmenta at twelve, eightees, and twonty-four months, respectively. with tnterbst,t9 brescured by Approved autes and a rererved fien on the przporty, ofall in cash, at the purchaser's option. Deed xivel on final ratification of sale. Stamos aud convey: acing at purchaser's cost. G20) down at. the tine Of sale. If the terms of sale be not complied with Gittins five (6) dare from the day of eales the tr reserves the right to resell, ane five days’ notice, At ie risk ond eoat of he d .archiaser. MARLES W. VAN NESS. Teusteo, m2l-tu.f.ads THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. B* & GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionvers, No. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D sts, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Pea e aye TION (oa 4ru STREET NEW JERSEY MS—SMALL BRICK HOUSE. 1 fae By virtue of a deed of ae, dated Novem- ver 25! +h, 1370, recorded in liber 633, folio 193, and nd direction of the holder of the note se- cured thereby ase st public auction, on, the Premises. on MONDAY, June 10th at 9 o'clock p, m., all that piece of ground described in said deed of lot 33. in square 612, in Washington city D Beginning for the same at @ point 54 feet south of the northeast corner of said square, on the West line of th atreet, and ronaing thence West 100 thence south If feet; thence east 100 fect; thence north 14 fect to the beyinaing, containiag 1400 feet of ground, more or less, mproved by a three-story Brick Divalling house. ‘Terms of sale: $280 cash; balance in monthly pay- ments of @35 each, secured by notes bearing ten per interest, and deod of trust on the Stamps and conveyancing at the purchase If the terms of sale are not complied with wi days from the day of sale, the trustee reserves the place, right cl the property at the risk and cost of r Laas a DARNEILLE, Trasteo, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Br ite ae os rhs, ivanis asenue. SALE OF TR LE REAL ESTATE IN In pursuan: an tke of the Bupreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed on the 4th or of May. 2 oe, eae — in bial chars ath wer james a, aad William Be Nae a ers were complainants, iam D. Nu! was defendant. the under: i by a decree tn said cat Pippen MO) ONDA tio lock p. mn. all the or parcel cd bie si itaae in foes said cit pgton, and 6, nd elghty: ‘nine, (e. ) Veinal plan of geld ci beginning f original plan of said city, beginning for the vaid part f tho northwest corner of Mohd hace Bet ae | Es nd running thence with said aid treet south twenty- five 25) fect and six and» halt ( ; thence due east tothe rear of sai w dy =f north with the anid rear i Tine fmenty tive, five 23) fect and six 6 tot sald lot; thence due west with tn8°bo bounding line be- tween lots numbered five and ix in said a eines, a = of f beaten hind tthe ae tl irchase money in stalments inome aad cash, the residue, ta equed ie to he Rroperty, or the whole io yeares secured upon the of the Clg money in ‘at the option of the purchaser. A di leposit of $200 will be required on acceptance of the bid. eacmncing 2 and stamps at the purchaser's cost. If ‘the terms of sale are not complied with in five days from the day of 5: th property may be resold at the expense aad the defauiting purchaser. (0. aS McPHERSON, my2Z-eokds ALL &06., YBa. WikneE: Auotionser and No. 729 Seventh street, Beas Trustee, Ancts, Estate Bi . Between Gant Hee SALE OF AN ELEGA - TRIORY PRESS BRICK Feo AT OEUE WITH BROWN STONE TRIMMINGS. ON THE RET. BETWEEN ou i) t part of hy aed pet Compr fcsds per Coamanes isin square 577 Was! que ST, as following masses cand for the sameon E street ai the southwest corner of said lot, and thence morth 169 feet. thence east 21 feet, thence south 150 feet, and thence west Me fest S the with improvements thereon, subject to a’ certeta ground rent, which hag spd aoe an onthe da: of sale, and which can by jarchased for a bomaine fect. ggnmdization Title raved by House No. 915 E atrest, which is one oP the ney desirable in the eit yelther fe for a gen : ° dence, oF fora private boardiog fm Se ‘ny igh, the rooms spacious, and all its All modern conveniences. cash in 6, 12, 18 secured * een B, Auct, is ECCTEONBD ~ Foe 7 THE ALOVE SALE SA1UBDAY, June 13 1, same hout : DANIER’ Roe Sra = ts HA Ses an ANCA AVEN' Disty STREETS. gt flor facias, issned from ‘Styrene Cours of the Dis. Wi © AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancrioe-rs Ho, 2001 northwest corner 1:h andDatrects VALUA: UNIMPROVED, PROPERTY BAST oF ITOL, AND ins Crt, Irn RTO ‘On Rekta war, B ‘HE QOUNDARY 7 ae On Wi EDNESD AY, the 29th tnst., we shall me i asa Fah Sa ‘uare 3, 9 god 10 ‘s Diana B ip said square, peaftered ta the whel in lth iy | northeast. The above will improving part of the c: attention st iH be a i worth: = persons w: obit te Takes good in reat Aod,on THURS! we shal! sell en the premises, at 60 wan bet be, in Square No. 77, fronting on et north, between ist ani streets wes! jaz back tom wide paved alley. a On FRIDAY, the 14t inst., we shall sell, on the premises, at 6 Lots Nos. 22, 28 ani 24, fa Wiltberger's eat rt This property is located on 7 pas Argh i ina rt of the city Terms «{ calc: One fouyh cash: the balance in 6, 12.13 and 2% months, for Dotes bearing iuterest at Bx per cents and secre’ by deed of trust. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- Chaser. Title indisparabie $100 to be paid de when the half square is sold, and $25 on each tot ‘Aud if the termsof sale are uot compited with within ten days, the owner reserves the rieht to resell the Property soldat the risk and cost of the first par Chaser, by advertising ‘such resale three times in some Kewspaper published in the city of Washing- ton 26@ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avcts. NITED STATES MARSHALS SALE OF MAKGLE MONUMENT. In virtue of writ of Pieri Facies, issued from the Clerk's office of the Supreme Oourt of the trict of Columbia, and to me directed, L will sel public sale, for cash, on THUBSDAY, the 13th day of Sune. Ise at ll o'lock @.m. atthe marble yard of rothers.on corner of nerth B aud Morth Onplal arrester tic tollowing cate net cee tels, to wit. viz: Three Italian Marble Monuwent Seized and levied upon a& the goods and chattels of Lot Flannery & Martin C. Flannery, and wil sold to satisfy executions No. 8,400, in favor of John ALEX. SHARP, U.S. Marshal, D.O June 4th, 1572. PROPOSALS. BOPOSALS FOR MAIL STEAMSH VIVE BETWEEN SAN FHANOISCO PAN AND CHINA. Post Onn Wastin’ In accordance with the M jeb-dte opriation for the service of the Dost Uf ‘Office oo Departime! mat for the year —— June guirty, eighteen hundred end seventy. which sections are in the words and figares * “And the Postmaster Goneral is hereby authorized to coutract with the lowest bide der. within three m after the paseage of this act, after sixty di public notice, for a term of ten'years from and after the frat day of October, eighteen hundred, and seveuty three, for the ‘con Yeyauce of an additional monthly mail on id route, at & compensation not to exceed the reso per voyage now paid under the existing contracts, an! on the same conditions limitations asipreserived bs existing acta of Congress in reforeace thereto, aud the respective contracts made in pursnance hereof; and the contractors under the prov isons ot this section, shail be required to carry the United States mails during existence of their contracts, without, edditional’ charge, on all ths hey may rua upon said line, or any part or any branch or extension theroof: ‘Provided, That all steamships hereafter accepted for said service shall not be of less than four thous and tons register each, and shall be built of iron, and with their engines and machiner; shall be holly of American construction, and shail reacted dots berestiiy saapoed! to the armed of the United States in case of war,and bef. ance the officers by whom they are inspected siiall report to the Secretary of the Navy and the Post master General whether this condition la complied with: Provided, That in ailcases the off cers of the ships employed In the service hereia pro. vided for al be citizens of the United 31 and that persons of foreign birth, who have according to law declared their intention to become citizeus of the United States. may be employed ms though they were citizens within the meaning of this seetic of any act or acts specified in the act of June twen ty eight, eighteen hundred and sixty-four; andthe government of the United States ehall have the right in case of ‘war to take for the mse of the United 5 ates any of the steamers of safl line, and in auch y i reasonable compensation therefor ‘he price paid shall in no cass cost of the vessel so taken, and thi origin is provi- ston shall extend to and be applicable to the steam erg of the Brazilian line heseinatter provided for.” * peo: 6. ‘That if the contract for the increase of the mail service between Ban Prauctoco ‘aad’ Cuing and Japan to a semi-montbly service shall be made with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com, be performed in the said comp suy ships of its successors in interest, the me pay- able under such contract shall be'paid while thesatd Com pauy or its successors in interest shall mainea! and run theline of steamships tor the transporti Honof frefzht and passengers at present run be- tween New York ai rancisc sth Imus of Pansias, by the said Pacific Mail Stesuisty Company, and bo longer: Provided, That said re # shalt in all respects apply to any part for the mail service between San Fras China and Japan, a3 well as to the Pacific Mail Steamebip Company. PROPOSALS will be received atthe Post Office Department, in the city of Washington, until 3 o'clock MONDAY. the 12th day of Augast, 137: yeving the mails of the United States, by means of an sdditional monthly line of first class American fea going steamsiips of not less than four thousand tons register each, and of sufficieat number to per form twelve round trips per annum, between the port of San Francisco ‘and the port of Hong Kong, (China,) touching st Yokobama, (Japan.) with s regular branch line raoniag in conasetion with the main line between Yokohama and Shanghai, (Qhi- )for & nage Fe term of ten years from and after y of October, eighteen hundred aud sev- e Each bid shonld name the time proposed to be oc- cupied in performing the p h wa) cluding stoppage Sola ‘also og cme ot He o. 1 the pons jules of sailing days, stating the pored days and hours of departure from eac port, ‘as Well ast the pro lays and hours of arrival, should also accompany each bid. ‘The de. yartures must be so arranged as to alternate at cqual and regular intervals with those of the ent monthly line daring its conti forming a Seed emi monthly service ia Cobmectinn there- th; reso howev, ubject to ths Maud to - ment or all tims sus as the interests of the postal service "The steamships offered for the service tust American built steamships of the first clans, in i cts conf the requirements of aut otisiog the sarrice,and Welcra sceprance they will be subject to inspection and rienced ee purpose by. ane diate ports. y. must conform in all particula wisions and requirements of the acts of Conroe eae February 17, 1895, and February 1s, 1 of sections and $ of the above cited act of June 1, 1572, and mast be properly teed with satis- factory their guarantors, are men of antly able to make good their t bidde jers must zen or citizens. The bidder's name and residence, and the name of pro} testimonials that the bidder or bid. ors, and property and abund- cach member of the firm, when a partucrsnip eflare, should. be distinctly sated. Temade by 9 corporation the bid m accompanied b; july authenti- Fev pd $2 Os py otihe charter or articles of iucorporation officers and directors. “aul vias: exceeding the sumof five thousand dollars just be by a certified check or draft, payabl® to the ort order of the Postmaster General, upon some solvent national bank, of not less than conditions and provisions of exist- angie laws in respect to forfeitures. y assignment oF transfer of an ocean mail con- tract is expressly forbidden by law. Such assign- ments or transfers are null and void, and the Post. master General is required to determine any con- ‘tract in case of its being underlet or as: 5 Proporais should be sent under seal to.“ The os | SMe Tintcndent of Foretgn Mails,” with the words “Mail Pi and China rote,” be dispatched fn ti ment vn or before $ o'clock jondase : “the 32th $03 of Auman next. which aE td, last day or receiving proposals Guder this adverti ie propewsjNO. A.J. CRESW jel f.9w Postmaster General W setGar AND CAST-IRON WORK. Tarascay Derartg! ‘Office of the wale el Architect, Jun ond called for i ry folding required a the contractors to put will be furnished by the S ase sean tapas bre Gover serene for the ¥: of wi een aren for in the follow, Easter See sell at iliem ‘X. SHABP, U. 8. Se D. D.0. 7 yar ane ABOVE VE SALE Is a5 rostPouED until ‘Lat, 1372, and p acs, for want of ALEX. Saiee U. 8. Marshal, D. C. iD nti 3 dart at came hoe hase m3i-dts rihia Saabe on U, Morshal, D. 0. HITE WIAGONAL 80 W areata en ea eee OSES AND BLACK DIAGONAL CoAT, to match very Dubby,) at A. ST! 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, strosts. JUSTH PAYS FAIR Aas J "and Chil. ing, ORDER CLOTdiNG, BOOT! _INSURANCE COMPANIES._ = “FRANKLIN Mog ImsUB- OF PHILADEPHIA,” CHARTERED 1829. Y 5 3: 000—| zt Cant 20a, ‘Steeee es F 1D iy aLeae ¢ vs rch i, Vicy resident ER, a ty By THEV. M. BEG! B LEWIS BLACKFORD, WASHINGTON AGENT, 519 SEVENTH STBEET N. W. Pay Ean say trate folly ine has not fully, fait Fusted any one of its ihousands forty years. It hae issued near fire bi hs foannd polite jes, and bas paid many miliious of i = £ S| . dcllars in After the great Chi: fire the“ Franklin” was goabled to pay re Joss (amounting to $42.00) without calling in any of ite permanent investments, wards declared ite po aries Gividend @f sem per cont, sold ——- ¥ Call at the Insurance Rooms of HANSON & BLACKFORD, 519 Tth ANP INSURE street, YOUR PROPE N THE vt. pam OF PHILADELPHIA” B. WILSON, Treas. y.S. C03 J. TODD, Sec. WOmce 1483 O street aol K NATIONAL METROFO FORE LNSUBANCE COMPANY, oF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. CASH CAPITA! 100,000 Skee gran oa SAMUEL CROSS, i FAMILY SUPPLIES: DOLLY VABDEN GROCERIES, at DOLLY VABDEN PRICES! POPULAR FIRM OF BRAY @£BRO. We have this day reesived by steamer from New York the finest lot of TEAS ever offered in Wash- ington for the same price: Best English ———— SUGA “Dolly Choice Just received a ch the market, 8 Ibs. fo Varden HAMS. BREAKFAST B BAC: ot of BURTER, the best in NOTICE! We sell ches per than all others. Go everywhere, read all advertisements, aud then come straight to BRAY mee ee ee 1 PENNA. AVENUE, north side. NEW MAPLE SYRUP! NEW MAPLE SUGAR! SELECTED GOSHEN BUTTER! (wEW.) SELECTED GOSHEN BUTTER! (FALL 8TOOK,) JUST RECEIVED AND FOB SALE BY ELPHONZO YOUNGS 4 CO., Grocers, MASONIC TEMPLE, NINTH AND F STREETS. ELPHONZO YOU: 5 WM. H. MARS. ins | spll-tr EIZGER & BYLES, 417 SEVENTH STEEET, ARE OFIERING 4 FINE STOCK OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES CONSISTING IN PART OF Havana Oranges, London Layer Baisins, tn whole, half, and quarter This ea WATCHES AND JEWELEY, 619 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Under the Metropolitan Hotel. - WDER EXT ER 'LEOTBIC Sau Asad Potied ch sae icten ee mays @ ‘or sale Cea LAGER BEES, FROM TEE LION BREWERY NOW ON THE BOAD aoe teen EAuMEES GREEN, 57 Green wen PALMER & aaans,, Saye, (BEES —o Sanls-ly CHAAR Se § 855 rota iW tit cents per, bb.” STEAMBOAT LINES. Revction IN PASSAGE RATES' denked to 7 Cy United Cabin fare. Ry YORK FRPOOL. G: TES ee Bie 9 Lad an < | | nentminedeanion $c can purchase tickets at lowest vanes. Wor tore Sontne PanaNe. re fo, the Agcat, ute a sa ENDERSO Cee 7 Bowling SAN? 2 NoB- Sa BosToN FOLK, AND TH Yn and aft =i this Gcenpsuy er Becton: comnect ihe Virginia S 8) Company for Mew York. mab sem wm cchly, treight from the above named <i Agents — Groner. ™ Figs, Alexandria. ¥ nm. © at Koons Express, 603 DORSEY OLAGETT, Gen" A. apietr Plant's Store, corer 8b and NF Ne EXPRESS LINE ViA CANAL, BETWEEN re wis oe ALEXANDRIA. VA yase- SGTON ABD GkowusTOWN, D Rognlar eating days from Pier Ro ort. Wharves, Philadel; every Wabe sta aoe SATURDAY. m 19 From 59 Water street. Georgetown, every WED- NESDAY and SATCBDAY 2 Freight received at 3 @.F. HY wireet, ‘a: ELDRipee se Conn CLYDE & 00., 19 Soott Bat porn yy ERO HANTS a © ae STEAMSUIPS WASHINGTON ANI "AND NEW YORE. Rereafter t! the Fine Steamahtne ©. KNIGHT en@ JOHN GIBSON will make rogn mit ly trips Detween NEW yonkaue A | Ai CASEINGTON ond CBO! ns follows :—Leay. bie J. W. THOMPSON, Provident, op AND Freee Birea:h street at Wharf, RAILROADS. 1872rexwsvivanta novre]| S72 TO THE NOBTEW 2 Eyots. AND soUTH- A... and after Nov. wisi, trains will leave as fol- 10:30 a. m. | Bal 12:09. $6 9.m.| THE GHEAT DOUBLE TRACK ROU ay With elegant Scenery, Paiace Btate-room day an@ night cars, with modern iruprovement w hundred miles saved to Western and Central r bwest; ore. New ¥ The 10:30 a.m. aay, except Sunda 5:40 p.m. daily north; 7:45 p. m. daily w: st, MAKE Cox n Thronch from Baltimore to BOCHESTRE and PITTSEURG € be procared at the of- 4 Peunsyivanie Tickets by w ere reliable infor secure accommodations in Palace Oars for Cau dai, Pittsb see or PERCY 0. SMITH, Ticket Agent, Corner 6th strect and Peana. EW ROUTE FROM TH NORTH AND EAST SOUTHWEST. N The ALABAMA SND ) CHATTANOOGA BAIL TO THE SULTH An ROAD, extend from Chatte no-iea. Teun. to Me enR eridian, Miss 2 sate sd torese, with ten com Recpope THE SRORTEST. ALL RAM Lixe from Port jew York, Philadelphia, B: vere Kichmonl. ‘Lynchburg. and Chass? a to Meridian, Mobile, New Oricaus, Jacksow, Reburg, aud all’ Southw tetorn cities. he road bed is ‘iu eploudid condition, aud the co HI perfect “= iman's Palace Day and Sl-eping Care are to be Tan via this route from Leachberg to Mobile and New Urieans withont c Purchase Tickets via tho Alabama and Chattas nooga Railroad, and secure the quickost time and mot comforts. ‘The attention of Frei one age tem myn | route as offering the advantages of speed between the North and South, with rates sways ea ee low as by any other hw ship freight, and: procure bills of lading vie Ww wiLLiam KEAVY, General Freight and Ticket As‘Cta NTON. Geucral Superintendent. Saat tanoogs, Tenn «a BAILBOAD, NGTON, December 28, 1871, We | Vegi AO ea a are now nen os toliows viz: ory dafly,, 5.00. 5:18 gee ar eet 7:45 p.m. FOB ALL WAY rats . = a - ‘> mises WE ona Li 245 P. m.on Sunday stops as during the ea erty Annapolis on maT rou SUNDAY. my ae a Ee es 5.15 ane Through tickets to the Weet be had can at the ihedane ‘tcket Office at ail hours im F hia aud Bost vertleewt of ts ese JL. E General t Trensportation. “ai WASHINGTOR, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK; +2, 1870—noon. AT pray = aad TOBE are FOR NEW YORE, without SBE Tae gaily venceot Sunday at Tor PHILADELPHIA. afte ‘Bunday) iy (ences at 5:00 a.m. 12:48 —ee York Sr beep m.. and Philsdel- po pete heed 0.5. Vener sa ol , cere 5