Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1873, Page 3

RAILROADS. PENNSYLVANIA All LAN P* to Ratti PHILA! ‘ON, AND ALL POINTS LN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES. THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND fee, YORK WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS. ‘The equipment on this line is new and of the most t and improved finieh, el. . PULLMAN PABLOB CARS ON DAY TRAINS. c PAL, Oaks ON PULLMAN SLEEPING E NIGHT TRAINS. On after Weinesday, August 21973. THREE TRAINS DAILY | EXCEPT SUNDAY) = be i co ree naw ge Fond paoe, eave m and arriving at the depot Balt Potomac railroad, northeast corner of 6th end streets, aa foll 4) Fase Lime, leave Washington £:03 a. m. daily, ex- cept Sunday we Baltimore st $15 ®. m. daily, except Sun- “Linco West Philadelphia st 1:53 p. m. daily,ex- Stine at Now York at 4p. m. daily, except San- °F amond Kzrpress, leave Washington at 1:13 p. daily, except Sun- “Vcave West Phikadelphia at 6:08 p. m., daily, ex- daily except Sunday. "cave Baltimore at 235 Sunday. oTerive iat New York at 9:10). m. daily except — Express, eave Washington at 9:08 p. m eidave Baltimore at 10:48 p.m, dail Keare West Philadelphia ar Hew Yor am dail Arrive a SPRAINS RETURNING. daily. ad ¢, leave New York at S:60 a.m. € at Washin, me om mt 4:43 p. mu eave New York at 8:18 p.m, hington at 11.63 p. m. ess, leave New York at 9 p.m, 6:13 m. jew York with steamers otk, New Haven aod Hartford w York Central and Hudson River rail- road, Erie Bailway, and steamers ou Hudson River, Bare as low as by any other route. Baczage called for and checked at hotels and_ pri ate Tesid~ages on orders left at the followlag offices, can be odtair ave. mt P Station Baltimore end Potomac raliroad,corner 6t aud Betreets. YOUNG, 173-tf General Passenger Ageut. iMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL- B“*t ROAD, ra & Bers ws th, 1873, trains will run as follows : VE FoR TERNS ARKIVE Al iE. ASHINGTON. m., Niagara Bxp.,6:13a.m., New York ex ress, daily. New York Bx.'845 a. m., ail daily, ex- y except San- cept Sund Derorc ¢ jay (ata 8. prema 3:35 a.m. daily, accommo- “North and West dally. dation 11:33 a. m., Accommoda- Fast Line) ti daily except Sun- 2: from’ Baltimore. m., Cincinnati ex- | press, daily pt San- New York ex-) day. 5:13 p. m., . Baltimere exprest. | daily, except Sun. Sa: a 38 p. m., daily, from s daitfrazcopeSan-| Weet and Hota? = ‘10-43 p. m., Southern Ex- 208 p.m. daily New York, press, daily. Night Express. 1148 p’ m., New York 10) p,, my Pactic Rxpress) express, ally. ‘Trains leaving Washington at 8:33 8.m. and 8:50 ™., connect st Bowie with trains for Mariboro, ving Bowie at 940 and Jl. m., and 5:45 p. and 148 a. a. rriving at Marlboro’ at 10:50 25 p.m. Trains arriving at Washington st 11:23 a. m. 6:33 nd $:36 p.m , connect at Bowie with trains leaving tm.» 3:40 and 5:20 p,m. g their orders at Ticket Office at Passengers northwest corner of 13th street and Peunsylvanis aveute, northwest corner of 6th st. and Pennsylvania e their baggage called for and residences to all points North igh tickets to Cincinnati, Golum- Louisville, St. Louis, New Or- maha, San’ Francisco, and all Filwest. west, and southwest, E. L. DUBABRY, E. 8. YOUNG, Gen’l Pase’r Ager LEXANDRIA & WASH- A**TNGTON Ra 3 ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG B. B. € Si ner of Band Sixth Strats, snd West bus, Inc ns !sve for Alexandria as follows:—6,7, @ , 32 noon, 1.2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, D. m.: wd 7 p.m. daily,all other trains daily excopt ‘Trains from Alexandria arrive as follows: 2.33, 9.33, 10.33. m, 12.38, 1.33, 2.51 ; $83 a.m. and 6.38 ail other trains daily thas connect with trains on marke and 0 0 Acee dation leaves Washington a onday @ N EXPRESS, via Richmond, Jesves Washington 11.13 p. m. daily, except Sunday, Through tickets to ail points Soath and Southwest Teale at Oces, corner 13th street and Pennayl- and corner 6th street and Pennayl- Te passer gers can leave orders for scked at all hotels and residences ent Passenger Agent. _jy8-tf ALTINORE AND OHIO Beet LRoAD, Ge: after SUNDAY, June 1 = iil leave WASHINGTON CITY as Baitime: z. Baltimore aud Wap New York and Phili altinore Express, w —_ enes * tumore and Way Point an A inchester and Metropolitan Accom... 4-30 Baitimore and Way Points. Cincinnati. Ceinmbus r Philade’ Baitimore &t. Louis, Cincinnati and FROM BALTINOBE FOK WASHINGTO! le Bt 4-2), 5:2), 6:45. 6:50. 7:40, 8:15, 9-18 ond Dey Wd 1:80, $298, 4:50, 6:20, 6:40, 9:40 and 8:89 FOR ANNAPOLIS, At 6: a.m, sud 5 p. m.; but not on Sunday. FOB NORFOLK. At 1:10 p. @., but not en Sunday. SUNDAY TRAINS. wy Baltimore—The 4:0 # sare ing at Relay end 0 Pp. m., stopping ithout stops; the 8 ‘stations 8.7468 ‘ions; the 6 hon? stops. Stall Stations S tion T OF BOCKS AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. ) a. m. and 4:9) and $:65 p.m. Returning, Becks st 6:15 and 705 8, m. and 2-45 ving at Washington at 8:33 and 9:30 a. m. iv p.m. FOR PITTSBURG. Branch and Connel!srille Route. 55 a. m. and 9.50 p. mm, through to Pittsbur, the he 5:3e. m. and ihe 8:30 p. m., Ay © wit € Through tickews to the West can be had at Sehington Station Ticket Office at al! hours of the a atthe Company’s oflice, 458 Pennaylva- Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue office, can there arrange to have thelr Dageage called for and checked at their residence, taken t= ¢ ot, aud put into the baggage car. For Now York, Philadelphia, and Boston, soe ad- Vertisement of * Phrongh Line” THOS. 8. SHARP, Mastor of Transportstion. L. M. COLB, General Ticket Agont GEO. S. KOONTZ, General Agent, Washington, }'HROCGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGT! 4 “PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YOUR Wasttnotox, May 28, 1873—Noon, Trains between W asi ington and w York are how ra as tollcw fs Sg i: FOR NEW YORK, withont change of cars. Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7:3) 8: iy 1-ig 800 & p.m. FOR PHILADELPHIA. by (except Sanday) at 7:50 ON SUNDAY. eig Blew York at 8:50 p.m., and Philadel- af mi. for New York on #:50 train only, ts to Philadetphia, New York, or ad st the Btation Ofiice at ali hours 1:lan of th Seo Batitmore and Ohto Bailread advertisement petween Washington, Baltimore, An- 5. BR. S14 RP. Master of Transportation. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent TZ, Age G80: 8.1 (asbington, ma? =< GREAT ~— IS7Srennsvit tern rovrel873 o THE BORTHW EST. SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST. = $35 a.m. | Baltimore........ 7.38 a.m. 2.38 am. bed — “ GREAT DOUBLE TRAC) with elegant Scenery, Palace State-room Day and INSURANCE COMPANIES. | | TGF Wasminers ‘ofonus. : Boom Bank of Wi ECTORS: egg Ti fepan ente BT oo, Dra James A: Borger, A He orDy ek of Georgetown; 0. W. Howard PANY OF WASHINGTON, ORGANIZED OCTOBER, 1865. Capital and Surplus. Orriex, 643 Lovisiana avExvs. REAL AND PERSON. PROPERTY IN- SURED. ——. Dixon, , President, Mm. Drxo' ON: Hues, Verret D. Ooonk M. Brown, 3 8. Bacon, - Nida" 4’ NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary. B. JONES & CO. . bog LG} 22.£ ESS CT GERMAN AMERICAN, OF N.Y ESTERN FIRE jURANCE Gq SOMPANT. _ ABH ABBETB.ececccnenememenn 306,497 69 OFFICE, 603 FIFTRENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT. m2-Sm B. W. BATES, Agent, [BE CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE CUMPANYT OF THE DISTBIOT OF COLUMBIA, Organized Apwsi 1st, 1373 COMPLE RL neeseesorerreennnerne B10 OFFICE No. 14289 PENSSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Oven MiLsvRy's Dave Store.) JOHN T. LENMAN, President. rs i HERE, vice? Prosident.. shte bore er . 00 4 ‘Michael Green, John a err. HE E LIFE Ni T EQuITASLE fy i, ASSURANCE of this Company has for Zens been el intgest of 057 sinslar institutien in the world, ¥. REYES; Grxwrat Aoxnt, Tth be Te riRB INSURANCE COMPANE’S DISTRICT OF VOLUMBIA. Organized August 25, 1570, CASH CAPITAL eescocscee .8100,000 Oftce in Shepherd's Building, No.908%4 Penneyl- DD, i rent Mi EK 4 vania avenue, cous ee Aas ‘ SAMUEL CROSS, 5 B DIRECTORS wan B. Todd, Onarios Just, le - eee — tf, * ‘Shepherd. Sclé-tt STEAMER LINES. W SSHINGTON, NORFOLK. BOSTON AND ‘The fine Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAK: paving, renee her regular trips to » will leave her wharf, foot of 6th street, every MONDAY and! THU BESDAY, at 2 p. m.,touching at wince al River ry connecting Nortolk with Steamehi: anid be addressed “* care of Lady of the Norfolk.” Branch ticket office at Knox’s press Office, 603 Pennsylvania avenne. T. M. CROUCH, Agent, 6t reet wharf. DORSEY CLACETY, General Agent, ml4__ Plant's Store, corner lath st. and Pa. ‘UNARD LINE. ‘NOTION. With the view bee ee the chances of colli- sien, the Steamers of this Line will, henceforth, take a specified couree for ali seasons of the year, On the Outward Passage from Queenstown to New York or Boston, crossing Met 80 at 43 Lat, or nothing te the north of 43. On the Homeward Passage, crossing the Meridian of 6) at 42 Lat.,or nothing to the north of 42. jyl4-6u Cunaap LINE. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. sengers. And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR- DAY from New York. Rates oF Passace—Oabin, $80, 9100, and $130 old, ncqording to accommodation. ‘ickets to Paris, @15, gold, additional. Return ticket rable terms. Bteerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown, and ail ts of Europe, at lowest rates, Through bills of lading given to Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp, and other poi on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin — sage, apply at ‘the Company's o No.4 Bowling Grecia; for stacrage passage, at No. 111 Broadway, nity Building. CHAS, G. FRANKLYN, it, New York. OTIS BIGELOW, Agcut, Somes, 643 D sizeot on Rovis-ly bortnwest, Washington, D. 0. NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL, BETW! xEX PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. Va., WASH- INGION AND GEORGETOWN, D. 0. From Pier 2, Nori Wharves, Phil adelphia, WEDNESDAY and’ SAT. URD. 12m. AY, at 5 From 32 Water street, Georgetown, D. 0., TUES- DAY acd SATURDAY ‘at 10.4. m. This line connects at | ae aed with “Olyde's Iron Line” of steamers for Providence, Boston and New England States. No wharfage in Boston by u G. F. HYDE, agent for D, of O. WM. P. OLYDE'& 00., Philadelphia. WALDO A BRARCE,34 Gon street, Boston. A. y ongress 5 i. &F Freights delivered by Knox's Express. Or- ders left at General Office, 603 Pennsylvania ave- nue, or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at- tended to. ‘apt ing week- Leaving Philadelphia every SATURDAY at 13m “ .. se. F. HYDE, aug 2m Agent for D. of 0. M ERCHANT'S ae TEAMSHIPS WASHINGTON A! NEW YORK. Hereafter the fine Steamships E. 0. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON will make regular week- ly tripe between NEW YORK, ALBX- ANDRIA, WASHINGTON —« GRORGETOWN, as follows:—Leave NEW. from Pier 39 Kast @ od ALEXANDRIA the same day at 12m. fall information ppely to B. P.A. DENHAM, ico and wharf foot of High street, George: - st the corner of 17th street and New York 1m Freights delivered Knox's Ex; . Or- ders icf at Gensral Otice: 603 Peuusyizants, ave: he steamer wharf, will be promptly at- yale J. W. THOMPSON; President. pe sR LIVERY STABLES. "T. SAILOR. & SON, HACK AND HIKING + STABLES, 1419 Naw Youn Avence, ba- TWEEN liv AND‘15TH STREETs.— First-class Bi pen and Close Osrriages for tire. We would call particular attention to cur ' ‘ht Pleasure Coaches for Picnics, Excursions and Fishing parties, which may be had at the lowest Fates. jyt-n AL street, between 13t! 4th west ,| of the Epiphany Oburch Home.) Fine Oarringes of Hire Special citcuon pido foo Sa 3 Sat fog Horse. deci8-1y N MAL AR, Jr, 8’ A ea 2 1329 B street northwest. “B. OLCOTT & SON, J. SoAuDING, LIVERY and SALE STABLES, ih and hi sta_north rear A RLINGTON TABLES.—%. ORUIT, Jz. 4X" G STREBT, Burwaen 177 anv 154 Cnrriagos by day or night, and for weddi rt ] 48H. NAILOR’S STABLES, 1326 B St. W cxtutsans ot tae losest eepied commande ae Wien, W 3 NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM- $173,700 RICHARD B. MOHUN & CO., 1015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ners Corner 11th street. SCHOOL BOOKS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, . ar BALLANTYNE’S, 428 SEVENTH STREET, ang30-tr SS SCHOOL BOOKS LOW E. aT WARREN CHOATE & CO,’s BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE VERNON Row, CORNER 10TH STREET AND PENNA. AVE. aug?9-tr HE MINERAL SPRI TED T STATES AND CANADALS ONE Europe, and list of Beaside Hesoete Beat Shae ot Walton, M. D., for sale at . al SHILLINGTON’s BOOKSTORE, Corner 45 street and Pennsyly: toa Expiated, by the omit 4 Meathe Hence, a Blank Books, Pi opeay at - Fisving fn ted reaper ond oe i arypus AMERICAN LLOW,” for Au center received aad for caices iN & SON y Agents for District of ‘do OTIOE. ENING OF A NEW STATION OPAND BLANK BOOK MANOLAGSORS First-class goods at fair prices, for cash. sel2-tf REAL ESTATE AGENTS. T. BERRY, Jr., ‘REAL ESTATE AGENT ANP BROKER, sugs-lm No. 819 Market Space, yun BOYLE. FRANK BABNUM JUAN BOYLE & co., REAL ESTATE ANB NOTE BROKERS, No. 605 th street, epposite U.S. Treasury, FOR BALE—A handsome HOUSE on I street, No. 913. & new large doubl " No; 913. A new large double, HOUSE, corner Aisi HOUSE No. 226 3d land's Rowe price, 62.500. from @3,500 to $5,000; small cash payments. We the ine FARMS, an improved, on different railroads running from the city, for _ at low figures or pacpenee Sor city % cz the system in good oe feo (2) yours after Some ane centum of the amount ined until the end of the be enclosed in @ sealed envelope, for construction of fire-alarm is ‘ALEX. R. SHEPHERD, sepl-td_Vice President Board of Public Works, PPOsONAL MILITARY OEMETREIES. Wan Dzranraunr, cP ebigaare red racninas lod tone by the law of 84 March, hich the following ian getracts Naor gsr of wack te oli Prov! ¥ Es siete i et oro rane co Cem ‘approved Fi 187, and the act ap) June 8, 1973, sball be of le ‘and ofsuch ‘and weight as shall keep them'in place ‘and the con- en] same a warded by the Secretary sixty, days’ advertisement ible and bide tbat no clement eater es ‘purpose out in the Treasury not Serre poptpta mat he deers dt ee HE 3 8 i | will be placed bston within « few days, arked “Proposals for Headstones for Rational willbe pened, in es ‘of biden cy 4 * Beptember 6, commencing at 11 0’ BOOKS, STATIONERY. &e, SCHOOL BOOKS TWENTY PER bce DISCOUNT OFF FROM THE RETAIL PRICE! AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DaYs. Broker and strest, between @ TH girtas ofa deodot trom datet June 3h. ope i mE 7 Ban IS POSTPONED » August Ldth, 1873. ‘of the owner of J >s 878, satne hour wM. STICRREY, GEO. , JT. OOLDWELL, Satesman, \MEB & OLBABRY, BY Ttouete Beal sat rekeee, sek corner Pennsylvan’ and street, ‘Ofice Building. "8 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROYFD IMPROVED PBUPERTY In SQUARE we BAL 2a eas th, 1873, same Nay LE. & fo} A ‘a BY BUNoan: By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of ‘Southeast the District of Ool i ange in which William Mo er et 1 will offer in’ front of the the "29th day of Sept: the fe E strects northwest L ESTATE IN : to the subscriber, ded in liber No. 685) jand records, &c., aud “holder of he votes sale, at pul on FRIDAY, the tt 1873,) at 8 o'clock Ing on) the Marlboro 4 mile from the iS TRUSTEE’S OApR OF By virtue of a deed lated July 16, 1872 folio 434, etc., one of at the written request of cured therepy, I #! tion, in front of the premi: 3 Zz =35 im 4 \, Onntalning 4 rooms, are. 238, fronting Bi ween 13: a ‘weet, with a depth of 210 feet to an alley e. . Each of these I 2-etory brick ov Bt I Lot No. in a emall tract of land feet’ & inches om Rerth in Uniontown, about one quarter of bridge, containing about two (2) acres, -third cash; the residue leferred payment nts of three is notes forthe d and bearing int of ‘opert; IAMS, Auctionéers, corner 10th and D streets, within five days 5 jee reserves the right to resell the said’ property at tl BI & WIL! BY Gamay S VALUABLE Bri IN THE NORTHERN Tayereee SALE OF THE Cit vi TO-MORROW. LATIMER & OLEARY z and Re: ‘corner Penna) ivani wania aveu Star Office Buildings. gi by, the direction of ‘the nel ic ani TUESDAY, the 3d ¢ at 544 o'clock p.m., Lot Ware number cdthree in the city of Wash- ‘ovements thereon, con- rick Dwelling-Honse, e-half in cash, of which $100 must be paid at sale: the deferred paid in equal paymer day of sale, with int annum, and secured tion of the Trustee. Terms to be within six days after sale, otherw ight to resell "th the r: Brokers e and Lith st. Coy ith all the i ny wi im} sisting’of a comfortable of fealcled ere by deed of trust to Rho at ih Complied wit NIN GOKING RA’ costly Shaped thor with numerous other art: cles upmecessary to enumerate, the whole c mxchold furaitnre of @ goutleman keeping. ig On SATURDAY MORNIN , in front of our salesr: obem reserves the ri week's notice, at evancing at purchaser's cost. sug2i-cokds GBEEN & WIL ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED unti! the 16th inst., at the same hour and r of the Trustee. GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No, 1001, northwest corner lth and HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. AND SINGLE SETS OF HARNE! AUCTION AY. the 11th day of Ssptem- jabove mentiotied gonds— AND AT 12 O'OLOOK, it Family Carriage, McDermott & at Family Oarriage. i LATIMER & © ble for adoctor. BY, Ancta. LATIMER & CLEABY, eectlieee eee eee eed wutate Brokers, west corner Ponseyivan “or"Star Olfice Buildings. PIANOFORTE, T, A.D. 1873, and lith’street, sell'at the Liv. Jate firm of Cow lin; ing on G street north, between 13th 14th streets &c., ‘consisting of ackney Coaches: two Olarence do. Que half-Clarence Coach; two Landaulettes. Hearses; one Child's H ¥; nine sets Double and Single Harness, gle, and lot of Office Furniture. ‘rms: All sums of and under §100, casi $100, one-third cash, and the balance in 3 and 6 for approved endorsed notes bearing iater- e. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. E. WAGGAMAN, Estate Auctionesr, 519 7th street. IGE TWO-STORY BRI Sewn K AND ROSEWOOD-CAS! . WALNUT CHINA DIN- @n TUESDAY MORNING 9, at 10 o'clock, we will soll rect, between 191 tents thereef, c .od-case Pianoforte, Stool aud Parlor Suite, in crime Walnut Parlor Furni Tyo French plate Mantel 2 Walout Bookcase, Chamber Stores Arnel ee 1010 Massachusetts avenue street 4 ” STREETS, RAS? rik Dinner Service. Glass, Plated and China W: sent Arm and but Marble-top Chamber Suites. Painted robes, Husk Mattresses, Toilet Sets, Feather Bolsters Pi Blankets, Spread k Stove, Kitchen, ps-dts T By virtue of a deed of and recorded in liber No. rds for Washington of Columbia, and by the desire of 1 ‘will offer for sale, on .m. on TUBSDAY, thy of the fect from front to rear, of lot 10, in square ‘by small brick house, a sale: 91,000 cash; bali ithe. cash it at . Mangit-eokde ‘THOS B. WAGGAMAN, Trustec. 9 Om county, District the party secured there! the premises, at 5 o’cloc! i, &C. nisites, &e., &e. ER & OLEARY, Ancts, REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionce: ‘Ho.1001 Northwest oth and D' USTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TRROPERTY-ON FEE RORE iH nee in 6 and 12 HEAST OORNEB OF Q AND 10TH STREETS AT AUCTION. a: BANKERS. FSESDMAN's SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY BANKING HOUSE, 1607 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUB, (Opposite U. 8. Treasury.) ALL PROFITS paid to DEPOSITORS, as inte Der cent. per sau. . Di . P.A_ DARNEILLE. GREEN & WILLL THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED until ber 2, hour and place. By erder of the ang2a-d from 9 to4p.m.; Wednesdays Baturdays, (deposits only )€% tea,” = o™s BIGEL B 643 D STREET, near Seventh, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes O@L- LEOTIONS, and transacts all business connect»¢ with Banking. B4Askine =e o J. H. SQUIRE & CO,, 1446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Orrositz Wi.LaRp’s Hore, Ps WASHINGTON, D. 0. Cent. interest paid on di a Geliecttons made everywhere, lemand, Pay of officers n ‘apa-tr GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 7 THE ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED UNTIL er 12th, same hour and place teen. EEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ LATIMER & Auctioneers Southwest corner of enth FRIDAY , Septemb By order of the T: sepl-d and Real Estate Brokers, Pennsylvania avenue and’ Elev street, Btar Oftice Building, USTERS’ SALE @F VALUABLE IMPROVED EAL ESTATE ON FOURTESNTH STREET, Poreeee. RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND By virtue of a deed of trast (dated April 23, od 5 front of the premise: the 9th day of September, A. D. m., the south half of lot numbered e 21, the samo fronting on 14th street $0)feet, and having a depth of 13) feet. rd Cash, residue at six and twelve rest from day of sale to be secured folio 446, we will on TUESDAY, at 5 o'clock p? Deposits payab! tue Army cashed in ‘PEE National BANK OF THE REPUSBLI and D streets, BRADLEY, Oasister. (AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, ad thi months, with inter erms are not complet: da; delinquent cost of delingt Pe 5 BONES { Trustees, LATIMER & CLEAR B* B. H. WARNER, No. 729 7th street, between G a: Le ety SALE OF TWO THREE-STORY LLINGS, Nos. 1508 AND 1510 L STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Janu: : ded ii No. f rds for Wash- in the District of Columbia, and by Bankers, SELL FORE: ULAR LETT! elers, available in any part JAY COOKE, McOULLOOH & 00. Cashed In any part of ENGLAND, ASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, Witeme 1k eecend Letcae eee lie” Anotion. on at 5% o'clock of Washi: mm, District of O: Geert bed apon the ron plah of said city as the east i he WEDNESDAY, ise) foot on & street nort! AUCTION SALES. ha Be dEscamson, PENS ES Auct’rs, FINE BAY HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS MORNING, Septmaber Qu SATURDA Taei » at 12 o'clock m., we willsell, in fromt | of Our Anction Boom»— Une Fine Bay Horse, sound, kind and gentle in cyery receeet pakece hag pom, mearly mew, Hy arnces. Parties int want of «good business team will do well Lo attend this saleca: ft ls positive UNCANSON, DOWLING & CO, 1 [Republican.] Auctionesrs. ¥ LATIMER & CLEARY, — ee cea eal mints Boston, Southwest corner Penneylvania avenge and Biev- GROCERIES AND WHISKIES AT AUCTION. 1s conn: WER our fine sale of oO ld Goods 08! J Whiskies, Cigars and Tobacoo, A large and saperior tut of Crockery Ware. K ATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, ‘No, 1001, northweet corner lth aud D sts. WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES. U STRRED IN CRIMSON REP: WALN BOOM SUITE. COTTAGE FURNIT eumat AITURE, &c., too numerous to mention. ALso, 12 LOUNGES, UPHOLSTERED IN REP, LOT OF SCHOOL DESKS AND CHALRS Oc SATURDAY, September 6th, comme ing at 10 o'clock, we shalt seli, in front auction rooms, the atiove described colleeti f Bonsehold ‘Furattare, Carpets, &. Terms cash K GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts BBX DUNCANSON. DOWLING & 0O., Aucts.— corner 8th and D streets vorthwost. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUAB! PROPERTY, SITUATED ON N AVENUE, BE.WEEN AVESUE AND SOUTH D ST! By vii of a deed of tru f January, A. D. iber No. , folio 251, and by direction of the ‘suction, on the enn, On . fhe ain’ day of September, at 4 o'clock p. m., all that leco or parcel of ground in Washiagton city, D.C. ated jettered B, in Ca Own desi, Lot i B, in ©: ee 's subdivision of eriginal lot numbered seven, (7,) in Square No. 694, being Improved by one t story and baeement Brick Dweil Terms of sate: 000 cash, and 13 months, wit west, at the rate of ten per cent., secured by notes and deed of trast on the proj erty.” $300down whe: he property ie stred {he terms of sale are not complied with in five days the day of sale the trustees reserve the right to focksiea’s les wily at the Haan! cost of A p do- au! ouvey anc st cost of ir chasers We L. DUNGOP, Cees DUNNCANSUN. DOWL , augls-d é 7 THE ret bl SALE IS POSTPORED to FRIDAY, Se; 12th, at same hour and place. ¥ order, a sepsd_ DUNCANSON, DOWLING & 00., Ancts. TNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF } PARUABLE PROPEBTY LN UNIONTOWN, In virtue of a writ of fieri facias, isgued from the Dler k's office of the Supreme Court of the District f Columbia, and to tuo directed, 1 will gell at pub. ic sale, for cash, in front of the Cor gi faid District, on THURSDAY th rn '» 1873, mencing at 12 Jo tm., all John W. Van Hoek’s right, title, claim and interest in and to the foil: ots in Uniontown, tu said District, + viz: Nos. 5, 81. 1 - 5. D8, 270, 71; 405, 406, 4 HS. 116 41 117, 408) 419, 4354 & 6 W. Van Hook, and > No 3.14 in favor of George M and Bilen Miller, adm’rs. of Charles Miller, use of William Ward ALEXANDER SWARP. ~ rt-house door Oth day of sepidte U. 8. Marshal, D.C. ¥ DUNCANSON, DOWLING & corner 9th and D streets TRUSTEE'S 8a PROPERTY, ames TH A NORTH WEST CORNER OF SIX DM STREETS NORTHWEST Fue of adeed of trust ary the land reconis of Washingtoa coun » ©, and at the req reby,'l will sell, at public auction, fu fra premises, on MONDA ember Sth, U o'clock p. m., all those lots of ground de lots pumbered 19 and 64, in the recorded salliv t of the of square numbered 18%, in said city, improved by a two-story Dwelling and Store and two «mall Dwell ings. This with notes bearing 3 percent. interest, and secn, by deed of trust upon the property. A depo $200 required as Yeyancing, &., at cest of parchaser. No postponement - J. GRIGGS, Trustee DUNOANSON, DOWLING « 00 ., sep? {Bepublican} Auctioneers. ¥ B. H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker and Anetionser, No. 729 7th street, between G and H. ° BETWEEN TWELFTH AND T. STREETS NORTHWEST. IN ONE OF Ti PSST, DESIRABLE LOCATIONS IN Wasi By virtue of a deed of trast to me, dated Jane iy 13th, 1871, and duly recorded in liber 646, foli +D.C party eccured, I will sell, at public auction, to the ghost bidder. infront of the premises, on MON. P. DAY, September 1, 153, at 6 olock the original survey of said city, front and seven-eighths feet on N street nort ning back the same width one bund: twenty feet to an alley thirty wide, together with the improvements thereon. rms of sale: One-third cash, and the balance in six, twelve, and eighteen montis, bearing ten per cent. interest, to be secured by a deed « insurauce upon the property. One huad down on day ofsale. All {conveyancing pense of urchaser. Incase the torm: are not complied with in seven days, the Tr: serves the right to resell the property at and cost of t rtise1 the Eventng Star. Advertisement tH ARLES A JAMES, Trustec. anglSeodtds J. T. COLDWELL, Bai-aman. S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MO: 73, sane heur aud INDAY, Sevtember 13th, 157 Place. CHARLES A. JAMES, Trastec. sepl-eotds J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers No. 1001, northwest corner lth and D ste. i 4 FINE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. X SIXTH STEEST SOUTHWEST, AND ET SIX 1 Ss ‘HE FLOORS, W AND x ed ofyrust dated the ith Jay om A. C. Ht. W nd G wife to C, 8. Busdy, trusiee, and daly record in the land records cf the city ‘of Washiugton, im ther No. 730, folto 49, I shall offer at public aucti» ou THURSDA mber 11, at 9 o'clock p ou the premises, the abswe described property. This property will be sc abject ton deed of of $2,000, due March 20, 1576, bearing interest ai ta or payable seinf-annually on the 20th day of \d September One-third cash; balance in one and two years, interest at seven per cent. All conveyancing At the cost of the purchaser. A deposit of two ban ired dollers will be required at time of wale, and in caso the terms are not complied with in five days, the proporty will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. -, 4 RUDY. Frases, sepl-cotds | GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. BX FRANCIS A. KERSY, General Auctionser m ERS’ SALE OF A VALUABLE COMMISSION. Fab By virtue of decree of the Cironit Court forthe city of Alexandria, Virginia, readored its May term, 183, in the chancery uit of Shirley J. King vs. Shreeves and MeQacens th. un dersigned, commissioners therein named, wili <1! at ublic auction, at the wharf foot of Cameron strect, Iotne city of Alexandria, at 12 o'clock mom SAT: URDAY, the 27th any of September, 14/8, the fine schooner“ William Henry,” now running on the Potomac. This vesvel has one deck and two masts, ts 48 feet im length, 16 6-10 fect in breadth, 56-10foet in depth, measures 2) 53-10) tous capacity under hor tennage deck, and fx in every way sultable for river traffic and the oyster trade. f ‘One-third of the purchase money to Len ha tee ee Le ments of 6and 12 months, with interest from the d: Ofeale, secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED rast Febr snd recorded in Liber 673, folio of the party secured tS d subject to a prior ) Which matures January it of yon as the property is sold. Con- + the fol- lowing described real estate in Washington eity, the west quarter or one-fourth of lot wumbered eleven, in square two hundred and eighty one, accordins to fe e risk e defaulting purchaser after five days woman. é — & Danbury boy wants to know iif tt is right: bis folks to pay five hundred dollars for e Piano for his sleter, and make him pick berries circus — Another and very sure indication of the ure of city . 8 the Teappearanos of the family cat at the house, with » coat that looks as if it had been used to bold down a bars saw, but with a hopeful expression in her eye. —Mr. Kylands, of Siawson, was in Danbary yesterday, camvassing for a society tor the pre- Fention of cruelty t) animals. He drove about until noon, and then bitched his horse in front of a restaurant while he ate his dinner and smoked a cigar. Then ped in and drove around till night, and went home, very much disappointed in hws humane undertaking. It ts not known how the herse felt. —Mr. ('Clarence’s hens got into the next yard, and scratched up the garden on Friday, and the woman of the house came tosee Mi - O'Clarence about tt,and @ war of words en- sued. When Mr. O’Clarence came home, Mra. O'Clarence was terribly excited, and gave him ahysterical account of the affair, winding tt up with a shower of tears and this triumphant dec- laration: “Well, I don’t care! | had my new alpaca on, any way; the mean thing.’ — The city people are going back home this month. You can see them loading up at the ouse and making for the cars. The head of the family wean long, linen duster and a tall, white bat with a broad black band around it. “He is mainly busy in thrusting children im back to the house after hings bis wife has forgotten. 8: taken a whole seat to bi ons of the coming sea:on and dread of being spilicd on ber clothes, = im about as an ecstatic state as can be imagined. And the litte olives aro enjoying themselycs, too, rasping each other's little shins and thraat= ening to fall out and be crushed todeath. But they go off with the floating of handkerchiefs and Learty good-byes of the farmer's tamily, who immediately retire to the house to give thanke. And when the farmer's son returrs from the depot, he takes hold of the grindston: and the conversation that ensues between hi and his sire while the various edzed implements are being put in shape. calls for renewed efforts on the part of Home Missions. The Abbattoirs of Paris, These establishments are located on the suburbs of the city, the baildings of which cover sixty-seven acres of land near the fortifi- cations, between the Canals de l'Ourey and Denis. The slaughtering of cattle of all de scriptions ts required by law to be done here, the average per week being two thousand beeves, cight Lundred cows, a thousand calves and ten thousand sheep. There are also a good number of horses slaughtered, their meat being sold to the poor, it having been found during the mege to be quite palatable. Wornout horses are fattened and sold to the butchers, the sup ply from the carriage and omnibus stalls being very extensive. ‘The principal entrance to these extensive slaughter-houses is by the Kue de Flandre, It is enclosed by an elegant tron railing, with eleven gates for entrance and exit, and its nu- merour buildings ce of an enclosed town.» ‘There are now sixty-four pat Vilions in active operation, some of which are reserved for stalls, in which the cattle awaith their doom are kept. The others are divid intoone hundred and twenty-three places of slaughter, called The cleanli- nest which prevails throughout ts admirable. handoir is provided with abundance of and the stone floor is scrupulously scour- ed every time an animal has been killed, and the foul water runs off into sewers intersect the grounds in every direction. Ventilation airo excellent, so that, even at this season of the year, there are no foul about this estab- ‘ishment. At the entrance to each there is an iron ring immovably fixed tn the nd. Throngh this ring the rope is made to pars which has previously been secured to the horns. of the animal to be slaughtered. The rope is tb drawn tight by means of a pulley, and when the victim's head has been forced down 4s much as possible, it receives the death-blow with a heavy club. "There are also on the prem= isex buildings called Uriperies, where tripe and calves tvet are washed and boiled, melting houses fur tallow, with attics for drying skins, lotts for fodder, attle and sheep are kept here at the butcher's expense. The slaughter men get trom 1 to ly francs foreach animal, beside the entrails, brains and blood. number of butcher shops in the metropolis, which are daily supplied from the abbatoir, 1s 800, which will give some idea of the number scattered over the eity.—C. C. F.,in Baltimore American. The Tell-Tale Ring. HOW A PORGER WAS CAUONT. It is a remarkable fact that adroit criminals, afier adopting many ingenious devices to elude detection, fail to observe some of the simplest precautionary rales, and fall under the ban of suspicion on account of such neglect. The al- 1 forger, Horton, who has just been taken to Lancaster, was remarkably ‘successful for ® comperatively long period in cluding pursuit, and it is said that he had #9 thoroughly aiagais— ed himself that he might have traveled any- where with safety if he had not continued to wear upon his little finger a cameo ring. Ths story, as told by one of the New York journals, is as follows: ‘Horton had been carefully de- seribed in circulars and advertisemen.s as Lhd about forty years old, five fect and seven to eight inches high; erect, broad-shouldered, and corpuient; | sallow-complexioned, Diack-¢yed ard with short biack hair, side ‘whiskers and mustache. Everything that could ve thought of in his personal oh egw was closely noted, even to ight and to the style of clothing he wo probably be attired the numbers of some United States treasut notes known to be In his possession, and, in ad- dition, » most minute desert ring. He bad had his whiskers shaved off, his Lair cut shorter, and bad taken so much care to aiter his appearance that he might have tra led everywhere unrecognized but for the tell- tale ring. Walking into a dry goods store im Providence on Thursday, to make some pur- chas:~, he, while talking with the clerk, rested his hand upon the couuter. The clerk noticed the ring, and having received oneo! the printed descriptions, he examined it covertly but crit- ically. It was a moderately heavy ring, aud the cameo, upon which the head of a woman was carved, was set in an oval black ground. The clerk found that it corresponded in et ‘way to the ring described in the circular, anxious to obtain the reward offered, (#1,000,) he kept bis customer in sight until he had the local police informed, when the culprit was am occasionally heard of who col- lars a burglar or points a pistol at bis nose, Mrs. Mary Lee, of Si Onk street, recently proved herself a heroine of ultra meuld. Twelve hours after the birth of her recent juvenile she found Jauges Taylor, a big, grizzly-bearded burglar, entéring her window. She Jumped out of seized him by the throat and squealed for hel; ‘The thoef threatened murder and struggled to disengage himself, but could not succeed doing vo before the entire tenement house be- came alarmed and rushed into the room. lor was tried yesterday, but there was a flaw the indictment, and he was remanded to prison. New York Co A STRIKE aT a ATERIN A WATER Lace ls an en- couraging novelty, though we are sorry to aay that it bas occurred not in this country but im Wales. At Builth, this summer, the visitors resolved to bear no longer the extortions of the jocal tradesmen. A public was held, and it was moved, seconded, and votod to com- mence the campaign by abstaining from butter: and ham, until the charge for the former should be reduced 50 per cent, and the for the latter brought down tothe rateat Gardifl. We are not yet informed of the resclt of this move- ment upon the Builth price current, but its in= tiuence can hardly fail to be ameliorating. ee &7 A western paper says that ‘along the side- walk the watermelon and the undertaker hand in hand; ty fever sails in aninvisivie shallop on the lake of green scum: and cholera morbus familiarly swings upon the front gate.’ —_—_—_—__ S o'clock p.m. * ves friends of the family are invited to attend, fre fully paid; and for hi day or month. ITED TES veasel liable to be resold at the risk nd 8 eae ee ata Garriages: ‘ ~ airiP Bu ities ea with th lee i niles sav: esters and Central tion A under hands ‘Gist A Bew York. Sasa , | Horson always forsale and exchange ‘decib tt the fersonviile, Obie. praying for She extensiin_ of his Br thet prombory note Given under our thle Sst Gay of August, UNDERTAKERS. ands d8 pam. except Sanday, went. fn improvement in Bead Planters: ‘by a deod YTS EBM OUT Et Com'rs of Sale. R esano F. naRvey, throng from W. G@TON to ROCHESTER Investment Bonds. 7 ad oresees in chp (cone Be ‘one joes pee at tar Tienes tps Do ocene aon be mervured ot thecfoes cum, re coruer of 13th street and Pemmsy!vant venns, and | The Northers Pacific Baflrosd Company havin ad- i, Nude corner of 6th street and Pennsylvania » National Hotel, where relial given at all times, asseng® ocuring tiokets at this can so ee tibet ee a a marls-1; Notice ov BEMOVAL. CARO begs leave to inform bls customers and © pabl that be has removed bis v0 PENNSYLVANIA AVE- er the National Hotel. where T- stock of GOLD aa wits and American make,. NDS, which he will sell at grest bar. qaos Sood ié karat Gold Watches, from-82) wercs. Goods sid ca monthly fostalments. J trouble to show goods, py stehes ond Joueey repsired. Eemember the name and . GABO, $08 Pensyivania avenue, under National bie information will be | determined to close its 7-30 First Mortgage Gold Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million | dollars, and thereafter to pay no higher rate of in- | terest than 6 per cent. om further issues of its bonds, the limeted remainder of the 7 3-10 loan is now beume d+sposed of thi orgh the usual agencies. | As the bonds ef this issue are made receivable in | payment of the Company's lands at 1 1-0, they are in ecostant and increasing demand for this purpose, | and will continue to be after the loan Is closed—s | fact which much enhances their value and attract- | ivences as estment. ‘The Company has more than 600 miles of tts road Dailt and in operatien, including the ehtire Bastern | Diviston, connecting Lake Superior and the naviga- tion of the Missouri river it has earned titleto nearly Ten Million acres of its Land Grant, and sales of lands have thur far averaged @5.86 per ecre. All marketable securities are received in exchange fer Northern Pacifics. JAY COOKE & CO, (Successor to HARVEY & MARR) 954 F Srezrr, between Ninth and Tenth. METALLICBURIAL CASES AND CASKETS merl-ly Shik Cs it Rica W. BARKER, Cabinet Maker and Undertaker. 619 Bieverra Steegr, near F. FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS{MADE AND REPAIRGD. or . Undertaker, Bo, 736 SEVENTH BTREET, between @ and H.