Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1872, Page 5

HOLIDAY GOOD: N. ™ 417 Seventh Street, DEALER 18 Has Constantit ts StoRE FINE OLD WHISKIES, FINE OLD WINE, COOKING WINE, PURE JAMAICA RUM, NEW ENGLAND RUM, SCOTCH WHISKY, STOCK 4ND ENGLISH ALE, PORTER, éc. FOREIGN FRUITS. Splendid assortment of Canned Goods. PURE APPLE CIDER, MEDFIELD BUCKWHEAT, NEW YORK APPLES. CHOICE BUTTER, Packed expressly for fan use in email pa: ived Weekly. COFFEES ate ROASTED FRESH RVERY DAY. HOLIDAY GOODs. i Merry Christmas! Happy Wew Year? AS HERETOFORE, I HAVE PREPARED EXTENSIVELY TO SUPPLY THE LITTLE 4S WELL AS CHILDREN OF A LARGER GROWTH, WITH THEIR HOLIDAY GIFTS, AND WOULD ONLY BEG MY CUSTOMERS THANKING THEM VERY HEARTILY FOR PAST PAVORS, NOT TO DEFER THEIR PURCHASES UNTIL THE LAST FEW DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS, BUT TO COME EARLY, as 10 4 BETTER ATTENTION AND A BETTER SELECTION. SsECTRE Ihave now, in one of my largo show-windows, bat celebrated METAL CHRISTMAS TREE, the cnly one of the Kind in the United States, which LIT UP BY GAS BVEKY NIGHT. Let your children have alook at it. B. SILVEREERG, METROPOLITAN DORLAB STOBE, declG te 312 71H STREET, NEAR PENNA. AVR. Sil * LOWE'S, 811 S11 MAGKET SPACE. HOLIDAY GOODS OPENING! NEW AND DESIRABLE FANCY GOODS FOB HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Linon Embreidered Sets, Mandkerchiefs in Fanc: Boxes. Valenciennos trimmed Handkerehicter > Collars, Ladies’ Sashes. Bearf acy Bows, Silk Fichns, Kid Giovea, &. d19-4t SUPEESLY ILLUSTRATED s CHEISTMAS GIFT BOOKS, FoR SHILLING ©: Eat BOOKSTORE, Corer ss street and Pennsylvania avenue. ENGLISH AND AMEBICAN POETS, Leactitully tlnstrated. BIBLES. EPiSCUPAL AND CATHOLIO PRAYER LOOKS, SI styles cf Linding Gold Pens « : Rodgers & & S FOR 1873 Various styles ot binding. | all sort DESKS, PORTFU Gud everything iu the MAHOGANY AND BROSKWOOD WHITING i | STATIONEBY ore et SHILLINGTe> “S Bookstore, cor | Paes r mu « 1 45g etueet aad Penn’savenns, ES AND BEST QUALITIES. Choicesi Christmas Goods. F -¥ DEPARTMENT: JAPAN ta + as. JAP CHINA. ND OBNAMENTAL WARE, Beantifal, Deircat ed Ole om. FREN. H_ WORK BASKBTS. now styles. TABLE Lt XUBIES: FRENOH ¢ LACE FaUiTs, APBI FiGS. Glace, PEARCE AND HANDSOME EalsiBs. A, PE ObASGES, me EEE NAA BIPE MSLAGA GRAPES. ASP ABAGCS, ADP a MUSH RJO M: FICKLES AND SAUCES. PATE DE FOIES GRAS, with Traffes. MAILL~KD 8 FRENCH CANDIES; also MAILLABD'S ORNAMENTAL OANDIEI hi ow prices. GOBDON's PRESEBYVES. of every choice fruit. FBESH PEARS IN GLASS. as beatiful and de- . as Hicious as if just picked tree. . W. BURCHELL, 1332 F STREET. Cc GROCEBIES. TRUFFL Ps d10-3w = dO str ar the new Nor:h- » Will be found @ weil seiecied F\BST-CLASS GROCERIES ‘at lowest cast. prices, to wh: attention of. ur patrous owing price itst: Saae ly Blane at $11.9) per Dorrel pectal ublic genore ly, as to mention, An inspec . i ¥ Pr. G@. BOWSER 4 ©O., 132] Tre STREET, Between Na Peay « Bho, By Bovt-tf YLVANIA AVENUE ra a sat Lic per ib, Japen only 91.15 ice Imperias 700 doy eo, tof Goods suck as is ki aban the bv _ dees. ly be re st 903 SEVENTH STAEET. SA¥EEL 8S. G. BARBOUB. Gi 104 ¥ CGODS FOR YOUNG AND OLD, Embraciug a] the Standard Works, fuely bound for pres: Fine Bib ‘Hy = Su Hussie Leather Goods, Work Boxes, $irilng Boris. Iakstands. foe C 7, Gold Bens. e.. ie. th ent ever « 0 fae stock of Miscella- Chromos ia the city. Bemembyr the name and number— SAMUELS G. BARBOUR, 903 7th st., _a19 & One door north of I. 404) HOLIDAY GooDps. 3404 ‘Sub ot, — ‘th at. McELROY, BAIRD & CO, GILVESS AND UPHOLSTERERS. have coustantly op hand fee GOLD AND WALNUT PUBTHAIT AN PIOTUBE FRAMES aA on one os Also, PLES MIRBORS, of PASSE PAB LITHUGABPHS, Tine awso-tment ‘CHBOMOS, 2c are the Soie Wanvfactur: LEATHES LaMBEEQU Prompt siicotiva pai to BEGILDING. diz lot A NEW FAMILY PBESENT. SOMETHING NOVEL AT BOGAN @ WYLIE’s, 1018 axv 1920 71H Sraest N.W. LE PETIT TROUS*EAU: A little outfit, containing « complete set of Ladies’ dersarments, warranted to be perfec ard Mosiine, handsomely boxed, tepisbingly low. ty the waute of ali atvery iow prices, UNE PRICE TO ALL. tr st ea JOYOUS TIME or CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR BEING AT HAND; and (hat we may cont! to the general onjoy- meLtof the bs opy sms. WE ANNOUNCE TH FACT, TPAT OUR STUCK UF— ALE WINES, FINE LiQUuoRs, SAUCRS, ERVES. 1 POLTED LUXURIES, &c. Never was more atraciv ¥ excetied by sny other establishment in the utry ity. variety, and inducement. ands 4s of CHAMP AGNES. GOEDEBER, CLicg ("0 UMM, POMMSRY, HEIDSEICK. KRUG. Headquarters for KING CHAMPAGHE! SHEBBIES, of our own imporistion; POSTS. wine purer or Leiter; CLARETS: twenty A analy large st tin the market, Fr galloa ilisucy, purity, SCUi0E AND IBISH WHISKEY JAMAICA SPASITS. pieCOGNACBRaNpies, ST: OBOIX BUM, ee SES BERLE BRANDY BRANDY, ropriate for the h App he holicays. BYE and B“CK8ON WHISKEYS, at azo and prices to suit all castomers. AG WHISKEY, No bester ip the cevatry. We axe the sole proprietors of this famous brand of we ike: Ind Coope & Co.'s famous ALE, the favorits of tinestal Europe: im giaee aad wood, ia hoge- in, barrels, aud kilderkeus. FRESCH PEAS, ASPARAGUS, MUSHROOMS BUNEL OLIVES, OAPRES, ANOROVIES, SHAKER PRESERVES, twelve varieties, superior to an. thing in we market. SINS, From the ordinary cookiug t the best table raisins. CUSBANTS, CITRON, - . PRUNES, amit ENGLISH WALNETS ee? 20 8 A 0) '. EN A ZiL NUTS, PACANS. a FILBERTS, &c., &e. CONSERYSs, Pisin and fancy CANDY, ¥F BEEF TONGUES, &c., &c. FRESH BOASTED OOF FRE. We roast our own coffee, using meam power, and car puaraniee to those using our roasted Uoffes this delighttul beverage in all its parity. HALL @ HUME, S07 Market BoOokKs. diteotJen! NEw er Stocking Ts VoL: 8y es. By James Fennimore with forty illustrations yy Les Parkes -. Spicy by Mre. MJ. Lamb. weeee 1 50 Its History. Caitivadcn and Uses. 2lus- with chromo lithographs, weod cats a4 on? au: Walter Society. By 2 second volume of ot the In- ternational sc ies 150 Beceher’s Lectures to Youn) edi then " ee 19 A Cyclopedia of tke Beat Ti veghta of Gharies Dick- exe Compiled by T. @. de F mntaine, 1vol.;8¥0.: handsomely bow 00 % urney to Egypt Heflman . 2 a Thorwsldsn; His Lile acd Works. By Bagene ae ney. By Edna Dean Proctor. 1 by Beet Bar. a Myth Maker * e Christmas Presents. PHILP & SOLOMONS, SOOESELLERS AND STATIONERS, decl-tr ‘911 Pennsylvania avenne, 5. OO POGSDS BALSINB renee B OTs » 00 POUNDS SEEDLESS BAISINS......15 Ors UARTEB BOXES BAISINSn.c.se..90 Ors $000 POUNDS NEW OUBRANTE..........10 Ors NEW FIGS, CITRUN, DATES, ac. 2.500 POURDS FRENCH CANDY. 5-pound boxes FRENCH MIXT. BF Goods delivered prompt!y. 40 Ors coven GL. TS Cc. WITMER, 191 neylvania avenue. *LIDAY GOODS—WHOLESALE. 910 F Stneet, suTWeEN 97m aND 10rE, FOB THE TBADE. 25,000 worth of TOYS, FANCY BOX! wan CANDLES, JEWELER, Bae Plated Jet. POCKET BUUKS, CUTLERY. BOWS be. and a great many other cus to mchtion, which are suitable trade, for anie at New York original packages only, at S'ueand ub. a Wes a8 tr RESENTS. CBMSTMAS TABLE FOR EVERYBODY! IMMBNSS STOCK! GRSAT EXCITEMENT! ad ae from 35 for HOLIDAY GOODs. Christmas Goods INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, IN ALL THE LETTERS OF THE ALPHABET. HARRIS’ SEAMLESS AND THE VICTORIA KID GLOVES, ALL SHAL AND SIZES, FOR DIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, ren decl? tr 623 PENNA. AVENUE. fran HANDSOME AND USEFUL PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, ‘Tho COELEBBATED OHICKERING PIANOS, ‘The best and cheapest manufactured, The FAMOUS WEBER PIABOS, ‘The leading Piano in New York city. Also, PIANOS of five other manufacturers, rang ing in price frm $38 to $00. Parlor and Church ORGANS from five different mekers/fncloding the unrivalied Smith American Tavging in prices from $100 to $300, ce assortment of musical merchandise, fo- cluding ¢mbroidered Piano Oovers and Piano Stools, handso™® Mu-ic Folios, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Acco ens Tamborines, Rattlers, &c, BEWA VALUABLE MUSIC BOOKS. Tho largest collection of SHEET MUSIO of For- eign and Americas editions south of Philadelphia at ELLIS’ MUSICAL WAREROOMS, dls tw 937 Pennsylvania avenue. Ber & MIDDLETON, Grocers, Pex asia Avenue, Between 61H ann Tru ‘kof MESTIO AND IMPORTED GROCERIES ee and completely assorted. and we are pre ed to offer the same at low figures. In the line of NUTs, for table use, we have SHELLBARES. BRAZIL NOTS, PECAN NUTS, PAPER-SHELL ALMONDS, LANGUE DOR ALMONDS, FRENCH PRUNES, HAVANA OBANGES,MALAGA GRAPES, CANTON GIN GER, RAISINS, FIGS, CURBANTS. GU, 7A JELLY WINES, LIQUORS AND CLGARS, eud ¢ fuil sesortment of CHEESE AND ORACKERS, Constantly receiving Foreign FRUITS, OILS AND WINES. BROWNING & MIDLLETON, THE TRADES. A W3ISGs AND DECORATIONS —a WRINGS con: for stores. city ard country residen ven to Decorating Halls for Bal! LAGS. HOBSE aud WAGON COVE. risale or rent, by JUAN 0. HOGAN, Manofacturer, 713 Market Space, dec3-tr Between 7th and 8th street. ia aaeaee, FLAGS, TENTS. M. G. COPELAND, 643 Louisiana avenue, one door east 7th street. AWNINGS for Stor: ‘ity and Oountry Best- d finiak. gal rent, DECORATED. ae All Osuvass articics made to order DANCING CLOTHS. netb-tr_ KMOVAL.—JAME® F. BELEN, PRACTIAL Steam ‘and Gas-fitter, has BM PLUMBER MOVED to 669 Louisiane avenue. left as residence, 229 2d. st. pitot Hill,and at store, will meet with prompt Attention. dectl-tt J. = runros, ° G4RPENTER, BUILDER, am OORTBACTOR mastore Work epecdlly Bitonded to. Pee OF Ot PS le { J. HEIBEBGER, Orfizels. ARMY AND WAVY OD * OO? : MERCHANT TAILOR, mM itan Hotel, (late Brown's.) iylbay 10. 362 Penn's ave.. Washington BAILBOAD A AND ZEAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Combined. - in tte :¥ Goid Bonds the Northern Pacific Rail road Ooumpan fornishes to the public ao Invest- ment security which combines the read: negotia- ollity, the convenience, and the high credit of a Gret-class railroad bond, with the solidity and safety of @ real estate mortgage on ‘aud worth at least :wiee the amount loaned. They are effered at par in currency, aud yield a AANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging 8-2s, The bonds are a first snd only mortgage om the road, ite equipments and earnings, and siso ons ‘and grant which, on the completion of the road, will average 3.000 acres to cach mile of track. They are issued in denominations from @100 tc @1,000 Coupon, and $100 to $10,0W0 Registered, have chirty years te ran, bear an interest of 7:3) per cent. tm gold, end are EXEMPT FROM USITED STATES TAX to the ho ‘The semi-annual interest on the Registered Bonds ® paid with GOLD CH BOKS, seut to the post offor sddrees of the holder. All marketable Stocks and Bonds received f= ex- change, withcut expense the investor, at thet ughest oarreat pricos. AY COOES & CO; Bankers, may WASHINGT '8. /PREME OOURT OF T — TeICr OF GOLUMBIA, syle Holding a Special Term, December 5, 1872. In the case of Josiah W. Deenor, ecutor of THARCISMELHOGN, deceased, the executor i proba’ e Court of the'Distriet of Columbis af ac pointed SATURDAY, the 28th day of December, 4 D. 1872, for the final settlement and bution cf ihe pertonal estate of sald. deceased, and of th assets ‘iu hand, ss far as the same have been col: iccted and Vurned into ‘money: when. and where al i Properly grgucbeds at Sige salcemeech mare Setedtee one : of this order bo published once a week for three Eee Baas Med Sars Es SEU, a. . Gag OPTICIAN, First quality .M Cashier. SECOND NATIONAL BANK, ¥ STREET, Baween Sixth and Seventh streets, Collections made end Exchange furnished on all points, we D. L, EATON, Cashier. GEN. ADRIAN Late Ool’r Int; ral Kev. Buialo, alo. ¥ Banxiua HOUSE OF SQUIER @ Kour, 1416 PENNSYLVANIA AVBNUZ, (Opposite Willsrd's Hovel,) WASHINGTON, D. Six per_cent. Interest allowed on business a counts Eight per cont. interest allowed on deposit fone month or more. Collections made every ™ where FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS apa TRUST CoMPanY. _ Bukins Bouse, No 1607 Ponasyivante evans oj the jaterest “Begin: the tt of ry a er ins cave POUR PER CENT. ou business wee t Orrtyncates 0, cent. interost, ay: AS BBANCH OFFIC cities of the at ae be c the Charter and Br ‘iews, 1) A ed OCUOKE & Co. HUY AND SELL FOREIGN i“ ‘88UR OLKOULAR LETTERS “OW OARSLE te Travelers, availatle tm amy part af the world, Our Drafte on JAY COOKE, McOULLOCE & 00., ae LONDON, b rt of ENGLanD, oy ScortanD, freeel tharee. —— DJ yy seers OITY SAVIBGS Oorner fth street and Loa! Arete PAXS 6 PEK UENT. INTEREST OF DEPORT) Interest commences from date of can be mads and drawn at J. A. RUFE. Treascrer DRY GOODs. G00? SEWs For THE LaprEs. MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG Annouuco that thoy have made # reduction in the prices of their entire stock of DRY GOODS, invite the especial attention of the Ladies of Wa ington te the really attractive stock of Goods offered by them, especially suited for the season. ‘The stock comprives— Pisin ang Figured Poplins, 260. to Bac, Colored Alpacas, good shade, at 260. Colored Double-width Mobair: Se Empress Cloths, al! shades, Ga Good Binck Dreas sttke, 21.45 to Good Colored Dress Silks Heavy Bep Poplins, $1 batines in new shades, 750. A GREAT SPECIALTY IN BLACK ALPAOA ranging fromi 25¢. to 62 ec. A fall line of Biac Bombazine, T: ar Black ande i'd Cloth of ail color &c., &e. my%-tf a, such ae vy Bisrritz, Planne!*, Waterproof ree; White Cordaroy, large assortment of Ottoman and Broche Shawis Blankets, wud full tiae of Domestioe, Keady-made Waterprovf Cloaks. In connection with above-usmed Goode are also sep’ a targe variety of KOTIONS, FANOY ARTIOLES, RIBBONS, Bnd other Gocts teo mnmerous to mention. 1, Porchasers desiring to nconcmize should not fat eal. ‘Thetexpence is but five cents from the mst distant part of the cit: So REMEMBER The Arcade, No, 427 SEVENTH STREZT SOUTH, nov90-tr ‘etween D and B. dect 3m N. E. corner of Mth and K atré REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 905 F STREET, 905 PHIL. B. WELCH & CO REAL ESTATE BROEKKS. AUCTIO. RS END INSURANGS AG BTS EO We Doy and scll Beal Estate. H: Apartineats and Offices to rene and Tected, guaranteed and advanced, Stoney cure ‘ully lovesied. Negotiations of all kinds faithfully sei Mine en oa nan kilifully drawn, Satisfaction Roarantood. Give ne call'and wo will merit azote Office under Masonic Temple. Jem. JSTIN P. BROWN, A erase BrP, renee tnd 38th street, ashington, D.O., WHOLRSALE DEALER IN LUMBEB, LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &&., &c., &0 LUMBER BILLs cut to order on short notice BLUE STONE for Building, Macadamizing and Paving purposes delivered in any part of the Dia- BEAL ESTATE bonght and sold and - rested, ‘To this branch of the business { will rere bere aiter give my personal attention, and will be at m; oflice daily from tone: wetil fone Dm marl-tt. EW OFFICE. JUAN BOYLE @& REAL og te AND NOTE BROKERS, No. 605 Virrexstn StReet, (opposite Treasury.) Fo! HAND®OM' lounes, Btores lease. Ken B BALE. ELY FINISHED HOUSE on yetween 2d aud Sd strects, with ail ‘Small casb tye veral FARMS, smali ¢ Point of Bocks rail- mely improved. tel 0 OF 300, scres, near Cattell's ‘Station Va. Will be sold in quantities to suit purchasers, dix lots on nerth side of Bhods island avenue, 20xi30 each; small cash” payment, baisnes can remain for five(s) years,with interest at 7 per cent. Une lot on south side of same street, 221129, op very easy terms. Three lots corner of M and 23d streets. Four lots on ith street. between M and lot on N. between 23] and dith strests. ix lots near Capitol, tronuing on New Jersey avenue One of the finest slinations in the elty. A handsome Country Seatof 64 acres,oue nitle abo A MONEY TO LOAN yums of from $1,000 10.0 on real estate. oor the pie ey of the public the Office will beopen on WEDRESDAY ‘ENINGS trom bike to 9 o'clock. . nowad LIVERY STABLES. J. Bi QkOoTT & 508. + BOARDING. LIVERY and SALE STABLES, 416 8th street, bet. D and Biya: ween i3th and ith. Office, Willards. Best carriages furnished. ia the boarding of horses. LUISON NAILOR. Ja STYLISH UABMIAGAS anf UOAUL MEA U. an A jeca0-1¥ 1325 E stroct N. W. a ‘A BLINGTON STABLES —R. OBUIT, JR. Barrie eer oar weEn Li tH axp Merit Trig. or hour, and for weddings or partion or we gecd ly AUCTION SALES. SALE oF BARERUFTs’ ASSETS The undersigned will the Books, Pavers, and accounts f Bickford & pinsaban, and those of Israel upts, af at the office of J Bay! = Oty Bs om the Grn DA} ARY, 1873, ‘at bse" f: Simp | Aeicwne TWH. L. Wal . Auctioneers, B © New Marble Bi N: 900 and 903 Penna. avenue anil 9th stre EXECUTIVES OFFIO:! D Rict COLUM DUT poses Terms. of months from date of sale, for which potes bearing sale: One-balf eash; balance in six Interest secored by add of trast on the cory, hiust be given. HD COOKE. Goreracr (tp) Wb. WALUS OS. Aucts, f2Y GREEN & WiLLiaas, B? ones s m8. Ai its WALNUT F: H é ONDAY MORNIN St 10 o'clock, we shall soi!, of gentieman deciining housekeeping, NA. street, N. W., the above described aa sortment of furnitu Aoute for rent a3 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, EB. WARNER fe Estat T and Auctioneer, No. 729 Seventh street, between G and H. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST BEGAN ERSIDENCES IN THE CITY, SITCATED ON THE NORTH 8) s SIDS OF K STBEBT. BETWEEN 970 anv 10TH STREETS, SOSTE WEST By virtue of a dead of trust tous, dated Sep G tember 6th, 1872. and duly resorded in Lib 659. folto 288, one of the Land rec rds for Wash ipaton comnts = the District of Columbia, and at ° rty secured, we will offer for to the highest bidaer, in premises.ou THURSDAY, December St 4 (o'clock, p. im. te followtug real situated in Washington city, District of bia, to wit: All that certain piece or parcal of own and described as Lot lettered “1,” in Gilbert's recorded subdivision of part of Syasre three bundred ana seventy-one, together with the improvements thereon, consisting of one of the most destrabie aud vaigable residences in the city, flied =p convenience. Jd subject to a prior deed of August 24, aud recorded August 1th, 182, to recure $12.00, payable in five years, with ten per cent. interest semi annually ‘The terms of sale for the amonnt realized above said incumbrance are as follows: $1,400. with iuter eat at ten per cent. from September 6:b, 1872 and he expenses of sale in cash,aud the balance in six er cent. interest Property Siw) down when the property is atrack off TF of tale are not complisd with in seven the property will bo re oi at defauitiog purchaser's Fiak. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost, ANT A 5 GEOKGE W. STIOKNRY, { Trastees il akds B. H. WABNER, Auct ®2-THE ABOVE SALE 14 POSTPONED until MONDAY. January 6, 1573, «ame hour and piace, By order of the Trustee. 626 B. HH. WARNER, Anct. $BX GHRER & WILDIANS, Anctonecrs, Northwest corner lita and D strects TECSTERS’ SALE OF VERY DRSIRABLE THREK STOBY BRICK DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE OF 1274 STESET, bewween a and N streets northwest. By vir) ue of a deed of trast to Joshua Whit- dated November 29, 1359. anddaly re- in Liber No. lS, folio 431, one of Waehiugton couuty, D- ¢ decree F of Jane, in the canse of al. No. quity Docket 11, «nbstituttag the andersigued eos in place of the ssid Josbua Whitney, de ceased. and by the written request of the pa ty ae- cured, We will sell at public auction, ix frout of ths to the highcet vidder, on MUNDAY, Be is?! lot @ and 2, at 4 o'cloe 5,2: oa passed on the th d Giles subdivision en (15) ard wixtesn (16), In aqnare tw. a d eighty-one (231), beginning feet 10 inches from the moutheast corner of said re mud running thence north with the | 1 street wst 34 fort 6 inches: thence west f scuth with thet hes: thence east beginning. to; 18 aud 24 months, with interest. secured of trast. Statups and conveyancing at the purcheser $200 down when the pr. ack off. The trustees resurse the riz it to revel the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser io case the terms are not complied with within five days afier sale. BEATNARD HB. WARNER, ANDBEW B. DUVA. 65-cokds GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S7THE ABCVE SALE IS POSTPONED until TUESDAY, Jan. 7, 1°72, same hour sndfplace. By order of the Trusters. 023 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Au LATIMER & ULEAKY, ri cose orm ened aod a nate Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue axd Star Office Building. TRUSTRE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY eM tt BETWEEN 19ru AND 207u mp , Under and by virtue of a deed of trast bearing date on the 26¢h day of August, A, D. is71, and daly recorded in Liber No. 655, folios 2 et seq.) one of the land records for Washiagton county and the District of Columbi Will #01, at public auction, to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY tae 3d day of January, A.D. 1373, at 43 o'clock p. m., on tho premises, ‘all that pi Barcel of ‘ashing Lot numbered four (4), in Saaare numbered etghty six (36).together with the improve ments, consisting of a two-story and aitic Brick Dyelling. containing eight rooms of mal . if t complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves the rigbt to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, Upon one week's notice by advertise ment in some newspaper pr! ‘and pablished in ity of Wanuington. ine oly OSEPH I BRADLEY, Jn. Tras _di7-co8ds LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucts, BY GREER 2 WinLiams, acct ‘No. 1001 northwest corer 10th and D sts. TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE No. 208, NEAR PRESENT BIATE DEPARTMENT. By virtue of a deed of trust dated May 25th. a c., of U records for W asi party occured th Ke Twithsells af pablie auctions ‘ured ihe ili¢ auction, In ivont of the ‘premlsos, at 452 0°clock p mis on DAY ‘Decemt taint ¥3, 79, 5). 81, 92. 38. ts s jon. 74. 87, 88, 89, 9, nd 95, im "Biggs & Plas recorded subdivision’ of square numbered two hun cred and eight (208), in the city of Washington, to- xethor with all the improvements thereon. ‘This sale wil! be made subject toa prior brance, of which ‘Terms of sale: + of wi must be paid on each lot at the timo of sale; th ferred payments \o be in 6 and 12 mouths afte day of sale, with interest at the rato of ton pes per aunum, and secured by deed of trast te the sat. Fefaction of the trustee. ‘ferme to be fully complied with within six days after sale, otherwiss the tras- tee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and coat of the irst purchaser. “All couveyanc: the cost of the purchaser. =. ABD. Trnsiee, H.W. novi9 eo8¢s GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. S¢- THE ABOVE BALE IS POST?ONED until bg fo) ee same hoar and place. ag Teer Of the UIREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 87" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ustil THURSDAY, January Sih, 183, same hour and jac re “ho iawads GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* LATIMER & CLEARY. Aactions Est: Gorner of Pospayivante arenes and iiih skrect, ania aven Biar Ofice Building. SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. On MONDAY BNING, January 6th, 1873. will sell,at 11 o'clock, atour auction rooms, southwest corner Pennsylvania nue ard Ith street, the following articles:— 3 Telescepes, 1 Bi Telescope 1 ws Glare, 4 Pocket Compasses, 129 small Straps, 176 Foot Torches, 4 Foot Extingu: ii Zee ioe Oost Fi siag” Plans wachea! a Wwisd tiny D Shaces, ef Co ‘Funnel 06 Lance Sockets, 29 ereacks. scissors, A006 Heade, 15 ipods, 297 Joints for Staffs, 2 Pocket aA Lnstruments, 173 Sigual Screw Privers, 4 Signal ‘Ghimbers. Cocos " Hygrometers, 1 Stove. First Lieut. and Property and 43 lawads LATIMER 2 C! CHOsSSO ae Kid and Castor Glove, From 1 ro 6 Burtoxs. Biack, White, Light, Mode, and Dark. Allthe new faney colors to match the prevailing shades of ‘Silk and Dress Goods. For sale, whole- ssie and retail, by ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & O0O., NEW YORK, gugl3-to.th.4m Sole Agere for ; TD wr _ EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET. ———————————————_—_—_ WIENING THE Waene Womans. (From the Pittsburg ( Penn.) Commercial, Dec, A novel breach of mise Of marr broaght to ight in this city @ short ties since, and is now pending before arbitrators. E.ghteen presai- one that he could not rest antil he had mad. SS eager ‘With the characteristic vidDess Of @ roliicking young Irishman, he popped the question, bat was somewhat co vied in his ardor on finding that the object of his adoration did not receive the proposition with that favor which he had anticipated. However, like many snotber suitor, ho was compelled to accept the decrees ot fate. Time wore on, and the young man having determined to seek his fortune in America, ba le adieus to friends, anil ho farewell was so Serrowfal as thet uttered iu the hearing of ‘the girl he left behind him.” He locatea in Pittsbarg. and obtarned em- ployment in # rolling-mi!l on the Soath Side. Seventeen years had passed, and the impcessi- bie young men. who had been 80 smitica the rosy-cheeked lass, had changed materially in appearance, in feciing, and in sentiment, but he still nursed an affection for his tirst love’ In- deed, he bad never loved another, so she re- mained not only his first, but only love. He had | lost all trace of her, for many years, and did not know wheth married or single, living or dead. A“‘iriend from Ireland” happened to call upon him, and recollections o1 “anid lang syne” were revived. How natural for Mr. —— to inquire about his love-lass. With deepening interest he learned that she was atiil | alive. that she was doing weil, and better than all, that she was unmarried. The old fam- soon rekindled. Thinking that time, aud, perhaps, want of beter opportunity, migut have changed he feelings of the rosy-cheeked lass, he determined to renew the offer of seven teen years before. He had learned in that to look upon matrimony with somewhat of a business eye, and he foand an additional in- centive in the fact that the maiden had become an accomplished seamstress, and carried on « rofitable establishment on her own account. hen Mr. —— had ability toearn a handsome competence, and realizing how please it it would | be to join their fortunes here in the * noky City, he possessed himself of the propor address. and, in the glowing langaage of an ardent na- ture, he told the story of his years of patient | waiting, his unceasing affection, and all that sort of thing. Then he came right dowa to business, proposing to send her money to pay her passage to Pittsburg, and to make her his wife immediately on her arrival here. The let ter was rece:ved, and the response was tavor- able. Several tender epistles passed betwoen the parties; but a remarkable fact was de- reloped fact that seemed ominous of evi! to Mr. ——, namely: That Miss — could not recall the * frolic” of seventeen years before. | It was unaccountable to him #he could have altogether forgotten that night, and tho conquest she achieved in winning hi Notwithstanding this troublesome circu mst: the details were arranged, and the contra finally entered into. The passage money was forwarded, the vessel selected, and it was un- derstood that on her arrival at tha Caton depot in this city she should display a white & chief from a car window on the left so that Mr. could find her withoat ¢ culty. ‘The happy day cama, ax in waiting, and the train was pected. On his arrival on the left side of the tra The passengers had and he was about giv in despair, w he was approached by an elderly and n ver-prepossessing lady, who said: “1 tak ou for @ countryman of mine, and as I am | stranger bere I wish to ack yo i who works in —" ” answere: here to meet Miss replied the Indy. Mr. in utter astunishment, fa in her the ‘rosy-checked la: captivated him seventeen A fearful mistake had been —— was compelied to inform ™ was not the lady who had wo: whom he had so long chert: eogni who hal so | years bsfor made, It is not necessary to ¢ nations which followed. is enough to say that Mr. — refused to marry her becaase she was not the person he lore: supposed he bad courted nation developed the startliz & second cousin of the “ resy ch she bore the same name prec y, th same locality, and was the daughter whose name was idontical with that of the father of the maiden with the rosy cheeks. The “friend from Irelaud” had caused ail che mis chief in mistaking one lady for another. Mr —, acting on this false information. had courted the wrong person; and worse than all, be had made a solemn promise of marriage in writing, which contract the lady held in her possession. She was some eight years older than the “rosy-cheeked lass,” which placed her on the wrong side of fifty, and this was an ad ditional barrier to the consummation of the con- tract on the partof Mr.——. But the lady, who bad come 80 far to wed, stood upon her contract, and when tears aud persaasions failed, she sought legal advice. Mr. —— held that he was not liable under the promise, but on advice of his counsel to refer the whole matter to arbitrators, whose dectsion is to be tinai The arbitrators chosen are three members of the bar, who are now engaged tr ing the correspondence, aad hearing © dence to enable them to arrive at a just com It is understood that Mr. Tees to BS Miss —'s passage back to Ireland; but the dy insists that she is entitled to damages for breach of promise. The lawyers think there i« &@ nice question of law involved, and the case would have gone before the court had it not been that both parties wish to avoid the publicity which @ public trial would involve. A $10,000 Bible. [From the New York Herald.) In the bookstore of Mr. Bouton, on Broadway, there 1s now on exhibition what is certainly the most valuable copy of the Holy Bibie ever com plied. It represents the industrious toil for thirty years of an English collector of Biblical prints, etchings, engravings, original drawings in oil and water colors, and authoritative or curions editions of the Scriptures, and is now roughly valued at $10,000, though its rea! price may yery likely prove to be much higher. The complete text used is that of Dr. Kitto’s e:litior of King James’ Bible; but this is but a fra tional part of the sixty huge folio volumes through which it is spread. Sometimes the reader will turn over fifty consecutive pages of illustrations between these scattered fragments. Such subjects, for exam: as “Susana and the Elders,” or “ Daniel in the Lion’s Den enriched with scenes of illustrations drawn { every field of art—the convent missals of the medi. ages, the stranze, fanciful, strikingly false drawings of the Italian masters, the gro- tesque works of Dutch and German painters, and the later and more truthful efforts of mod- dern artists. In all, this wonderful monument of loving devotion to a worthy hobby includes no an 30,00) illustrations of various kinds, some of them worth from $50 to #10) each, and extracts from some thirty editions of the sacred text. Such a treasure ought speedily to find a purchaser insome of our few great libraries, where it would be an anfailing spring of delight and instruction to artists and men of letters. nd the pe: letter. nb An exami- ot that she was are A Strange Phenomen The Pall Mall Gazette says there has been an extraordinary, and, it may be added, singu- larly unpleasant atmospheric phenomenon near Banbury. About one o'clock in the afternoon “something in the shape of a haycock and of great size,” was seen revolving through the air, Itwas accompanied by fire and smoke, and sometimes was high upin the air an] at other times ciose to the ground. Its noise wo terrible, and resembled that of an express train running with extreme rapidity. It tore up no fewer than seventeen trees, injured thirty-eix more, and threw down 110 yards of stone wail, besides frightening everybody oul of their wits. For a mile and a half this dis agi le thing, whatever it might have been, purened ite destructive career, aud was accom: in its progress whirlwind almost as Pisoblewous as teelf, for this latter nuisance, it ts stated, swept ee ee = which it carried stoues a nde, nd knocked down jborheod, nor are we sur, fear‘ eet ibe Inhabitants thought “the, earth about to and «wallow them up.” touching tralt in 1 the Soracter ‘of this simple ul at to share the fate of the Banbury cakes whieh have made their district so famous. was to deli address at fair and be. elng anxious that hisrelative’s family hear bi a femate ‘in ene 0 Com: of aie cussion one of the wi Rave which, at this students are course of stud the co Eaton femeie, 1 jomas are which adhere tn regular thousand @ year or more. bay the German Protesmor (whose language you have quoted) to say that women are inca- Paciinted for the medical protession. They certainly practice icin this place with « of seientie snceess which Lonly hope the Ger- man Protessor himself ts able to command, an@ 1 like to see him get wp and address his arguments t sach a mecting of lady doctors as could be called together in New York long ago I was a witness to the remark’ of s lady doctor in a peculiarly ditica The patient bimeeif was a mc mber of th cal fraternity, af! of dangerous disenses, Hi three of the most d.xtingay the regular faculty im Americ ercining all their powers upon tie p Ml pronounced his re * be was visited by doctor of Lis acquaintance, who, had been given up, took his case brought him throagh, and comp his health ina fewtweeks. Th fersor couldn't convince that par of the inability practice the calart. S lady doctor practitioners, however, take all patients that come, regardless of sex, color, oF pre tion. Tae Diamonn SwixDie.—On Th private safe of Philip Arnold was o residence in Elizabethtown, by Sherif! Wood, who wielded an attachment, Gen. J.M. Harlan and Gea. ys for Wm. H. Lent, one of the sufferers by the diamond fever. It was deemed highly probable that the «afe contained some- thing valuable, and when its doath were fai open in the presence ‘of the sheriff and the at tornevs, Investigation revealed the following articles: $45,500 in railroad bonds of McUrackem county subscription to the Elizabethtown an@ Padncah railroad; $400 in cur ency and gold coin; $7,009 im cash notes; magnificent large diamond cross, neckiace, and ear-rings, three fuperd diamond rings, and a large lot ol valaa- bie silver-ware. These articles are pow in the hands of Sheriff Wood. There were attached, also, several bundred acres of iand, to Mrs. Philip Arnoid, but charged Furchased with Arnoid’ veyed tw her to evade his de! posed to have realize Traud at least §050,0 TAT 18 ALL the English papers had about the death of Horace Greeley jock last eventn lished t d better than he te arty of Chicago gamblers have tarned te tables upon © by suing tar r pre tl implementa officers of the law. 87-Flues near the wood and steam pipes to much exposed were the canses of the worst ctyy fires recently whic t valuable lives pd & Vaet Amount of pr #7 Marders are so © air inthis fitenas akes combustible @ wotake fire, or are BS & mysterious these dispensation of Providence disastrous contlag! 87-A worthy farmer in Georgia, who wasear- ned bome on a iitter the other asserts that nothing but a t z can hold asorrel mule down to the earth after she has stepped in a yello; s nest. &7-A promising young citizen of Ciay county who was thonghtless enough to throw the boot- jack at his mother-in-law, with the idea that there ts i as 4 potato-grater. 87 The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertisersays that “the lady members of the First Baptist church, of Nashville, Tenn., have resolved to abandon the inconsistent habit of wearing fine dreses and costly jewelry to church. S7-The Philadelphia city correspondent of the Germantown Telegrapt says the centennia! celebration shall have (rains ranuing straight through from the City of Mexico to Putiad and all the way inthe interest of the Penusylvauia rail- “before take place we road.” Shouldn't wonder. MARRIED. ISON _ On Derember sth, Lewis W. DENGAM ts —TYCER. On the 2th of M. i2.ty wey ® Hencke!l, FRANK BBCSSBAC a so Mist MABY RULES TYCEB, both of W E WELCH—BANGS, At the residence of AGrifip, ¥ the evening of the 35:h int + Krg on the eveniny 7 : siient, SD Ww Me Rey T BD Vaiisut, CRARL! LOK, Bea, to Mise ELIZABETH BANGS, all of Georgetown.’ ———__ 22 DIED. BUSEY. In this city, on the 27th instant, Mise MARYELLEN BUSEY, of Weckvilie, ad, afvore ort illness “'Fateral irom 722 Sth strest, between ( and HI. to which ber relatives apd iriends are inviued. © BALLIFAX At Philadelphia, December 26cm, 1872. in the 40h year of Fy Se BALL FAX, formerly of London. Bugland. ch inscant, Miss VALINDA ear of ber age. aetown, on the 23th inst, sumption, OBAKLES iH: .n year of bis age. ake place on > afterncen at 8 8 late residen, oo Brides street, rear Aqueduct bridge. Frieude aud acgusietencas of the tamily are respeetfolly invited to attend. = ED UNDERTAKERS. ;iGtaup ¥. HAnvET, 4 : UNDERTAEER, (Suease te HARVEY € MARRY no. 9% F Sta etwoen Ninth and Tenth. CW STALLIC BURIAL CASES AND CASK BTS wo wey dente SHROUDS, Ha BITS. oe CABLBET MAKEE AND CHUEZTAESE. 618 SLEYANTH STREET, near ¥. —_ rere Prd rt aaa mA a {yy Ditem MAGKeTs, UNDERTAZER; fo. 736 Tra Brauxt, Butwaun G Gi M Sremeret epmly ‘Coffs of all kinds. k, WORMLAYS — PECTORAL SyRUm” For COUGHS AND COLDS. SOLD BY ALL PRUGGISTS. pew2d-ly* _oerlly ow BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND CHILDRENS Fall and Winter Clothing, SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL AND DEESS WEAB. pisee eS Ea cess xt Scarier ioe Purchasers Gea vi be tasty