Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1873, Page 3

€ at Marlboro’ st 10:80 and 7. in.» 340 and 5:20 p, m ng their orders at ‘Ti f 1th street and P berthwest corner of ad Ponosylvania ea bave their called for EL £8. YOUNG E Ps pitt A DET AN RIA & Z INGTON RB. avast Ban AN SLEXANDRIA & FREDERIORSBUBG B. B. mel Secih Seveets. Corner of B mt B31 2.33, 33 a.m. and 6.39 er trains daily ret with trafys on 100 leaves Washington EXPRESS, via Richmond, LIS p.m daily, excep: Sanday, to ali porns Seuth suthwent corner Lith street and P. ftreet and Pen + can leave orders for botels and residences OTHE An? ~ Bp's vous gedutimese anp B RAILROAD ares ‘On and a TNDAY, Sent hk 2 = I$, treing will leave WASHINGTON CITY Baltimore and Way Pointe ceeeeeeeneneB:00 Battumere and Way Points. $ Ci ati Exp in Metropolitan BB..7 Boston, New York and Philadelphia Kx Baltimore and Way | ormte. BEPBBB Beitimore Beltinore an ay — Cincinnati. Ceinmbns and st. Bele xcept Saturday. Baiiadeipnin Express, Baltimore Way Points. Baltrmore . 7 _ n Boston, New York and Phiiade Bt. Lotis, Cincinnat! and Colmmbas SUNDAY TRAINS. nd ay point—Ats and 8:10 a, p.m ps—ALT:oa. m.,andé 5 p.m. LEAVE BALTIMORE FOR WASH INGTON 15, 6:45, 6.50. 7:40, 8 nd 9:15, and ll a.m, $2, 5.06.6:-40,8, anid 1 SUBDA 3 m. ¥ FROM BALTIMORE 5 ®. m., ond 1:33. 3,20, 4, 506,83, & FREDERICK, (vis Main Line.) mand ept Sunday. eVia Metropolitan Branch, except Saturday ood Sanday R 5:40 P.m., (except itan Braoch road On Satur. rain at 5:40 p.m F VIRGINIA. ance Road 7: a. m. (except até p.m., and & FO ANNAPOLIS, HAt $48 @. M. Bod 5 9. m.; bet not on Bundsy. via Any); )® NORFOLK. ty AE ED) p.m., but not en Sanday FE Proister ons “ D INTERMEDIATE ®.m. and $46 and <8) p.m. Beturaing, mtof Bocks at $2 apd? i¢ m. snd 2: 12 ing at Washington st 3:33 and 9:3) a.m. ‘ FOR PITTSRURG seilte A - and 9.45 p.m can de hed at the at sl! hours of the mpany's office, 453 Pe yiva- sogers parchasing tickets at the . o a to have their Tond checked nt their residence, pot, acd put into the Dagwagy cur. i phia, and Boston, ses ad- eh Line, Master of Transportation. . General Ticket Agent. GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent, Washington. SETWEEN WASHINGTON, i!A AND NEW YORK Was s without change of oars Sonday) St 8:10 a, ms 120 ADELPHIA. way) mt S10 N SUNDAY. ‘& at 915 p.m., and Philedel- » for New York on $15 trate onty. to Philadelphia, New York, or nm Ofice af all hours #02 Ohio Raltread adverti Washington, Baltimore, An- Master of Transportation. ‘and ~12ard S KOONTZ. Agent, Washington. mi i87 GY 1873 YAMA ROUTE CTH, AND SOUTHWEST. = | Baltimore..o. 7-38 of comes VB D, 6b { samen 8.08 B. « “Wispm| © ——ILSSp. LEAT DoCBLE TRACK BOUTE, 2 Ty, Palace, State-roemn “ith medors inprovement od miles saved to Western and Oentral *. 10 }) except Sunday, northwest; ily, and 61 pam) except ¥ » Wont. MSkE CONN#OTIONS MASHINGTON to BOO! BG witheut change. * route can be procured st the offices eet and Peon ‘ania svenas, cre reliable information will be cring tickets at thts offfce oan se 3 fucka: basen pont, _®: FOUNG, General Festtmsore Ma.” —Bargaine in LADIES, GENTS? Ne LOTHING may be street, bet. th and an. BG) Taay Rep aye to . 31 CITiz! is” Oe | | 4 Penasylvania svenue, and / 1k LINE | [WP ASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND Wee TOT VIDENCE, - Ss The fine Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, NEW YokK aving Tescmed her Tegular trips to ROSTON, Nerfolk, will leave ber wharf, foot. AND ALL POINTS a NEW ENGLAND | of Sih sivect, every MoNDay an es 5 J RS] +&t 2 p. m..tonching: nc! iver TEROUGH BETYPEN WASHINGTON AND | Landings, connecting s PMgrioIk with Steaimehso of : A “ya tine fo on and Providence, MITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs. Freight nul be addrenmed ‘care of Lady of ths ui » this most tA . Laeaiinen a eethen, C03 Pouayivesiomrenee ee? PCLUMAN PARLOR OARS ON DAY TRAINS N. RB. FITZUUGH, Agoot, th YULLMAN PALACE SLEKFING Cabs ON i T. General Ag NIGHT TRAINS 's Store, corner sth st. and Py On after Wednonday, A EAS. THREE TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY) orton, Soon ead erletns teens Ge beneee ‘With the view of diministing the chances of colii- east corner of 6th and B | sion, the Steamers of thix Line wili, henceforth, take'a specified course for all sonsons of the year + leave Washington 503s. m.dsily,ex- | On the Outward Passage from Queenstown to New PE Ee ork of Boston, crossing Meridian of 60 a¢ @ Late Pesce Baltimore at 9:18 8. m. daily, except Sun- or nothing tothe orth Stan the Merten 5 omeward Paseage, crossing ian Lenve Weat Philadelphia at 12429. m. dailyyex- | of eh at dl Lat oe cer ee ee Py BF edh ob : eee eee ees S: Tecawees ‘New York at4 p.m. daily, except San- Cunaap LINE, ma | Serzessy leave Washington at 1:13 p, — » daily cxeept Sunday. Mire Baltimore at 235 p. m., daily, except San- | THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN rs , EAD : ot Scatay Th stelehia st 608 p.m..daily,ex- | pe7ywERN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, York at $:10p. m. daily exe CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. —— FROM NEW YORK leave Washington at 9-3 a.m “Scotia. Wed _S: pt.24 | Abyasinia_Sat.. Sept. F “45 p.m, daily “fhovsian Wed. Oct. # Saisbeis ee Ott . 2 = Det. Iphia at 2:80 4. m' daily, FM WOd_ Oot. 15] Parthia, Oct is 5 rk at 6: i Wed..-t. 22 | Samari: Sato 26 F TEAINS fi B-camers marked thus * do not carry steerage pag mst Lone, s sengers. Arrive at ® on at 048 nd every Tolle : Arrive a Wi isaver New Work at 3:20 p.m, | Ab every following WEDNESDAY and SATUB- Afrive o* Washington at 1a p.m eOabio, 5) 9100, ant 9190 leave Now York at § p.m. ia ‘accomiimaae ington st G10 15, gold, additional peras Mew Haven : m favorable terms: d Hinds: Steersge, $30, currency. Bteorage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown, gud all parts of Europe, at lowest Fates, Throush ncked at hotele and pri- | Lillsof ining civen E eat the following oMees, | Antwerp. and of n cas 4 4 wae, Apoly at the Compaay’s ottice, No, Bow i P mae are | Sirens ie Mearage passage, No. Lat Broadway, ratiro: wrnet | Trinity Building. _ DS YOUNG,§- | CHAS. G. FRANKLYN, Agent, New York. Genecle Foetene ane OTIS “BIGELOW, Agout, OMI. G43 D street | ener ovis Srtnweet, Washington, D. 0. i eee ele RESS LINE VIA CANAL, Z = BETWEEN * Conn Bsts.N v Ses PHILADELPRIA. ALFXANDRIA.Va., WASH- INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. 0. nm atos will ron as follows: SAILING DAYS. 4 mite: rom Pier 9, North Wharves, Phi Biviiwour |?" TBAVSatwaton. steiphte, WEDNESDAY aud Ba’ ese SE fy Ss Niagara Bx 6:130. m.» Now York ex Sf 32 wae street, Qcorgctown,D.O roo a Nias Wie y, ex- | DAY and SA DAY ‘at .m. man Gay Cee Beesl cree ea Ses Oe | air ine Coneeees ok Palictelptia. with “Clyaey fms =“ 4:35 ‘a t.. Repress from | Irou Line’ of steamers for Providence, Boston and dilty counsel” portonak Woes w England States. No wharfaze in Boston by sity, accomme-| North aid Westdaily. | New, En OF. ADE eee eo tion from’Baitiaore, | WM. P. OLYDE & 00., Philadelphia, ex) dare mireexcemtSan- | EF Preights delivered by Reot'e Expres. OF: ais Sid 9.m.yN. ¥. expresp, | ders left at General Office, 603 Pennsylvania ave- 3:45. Baltimore express. "daily, except Sunday.” | Due, or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at- 308. Bo Baltisn re Sc 633 pm. at daily, ex- ee ee commedation, daily,ex- cept y, URING REPAIRS TO THE CHESAPEAKE cept Suniny 11 Bx pekinese, SE rom Der estes ena Core G28 p.m, Cinctnnat! Rx- Baltimore, daly trom | gy GUTSEDE LINE eeee ee 56, daily, except San- on and | 2 iy tripe— id a 2 0-43 D. Mey : O48 p.m. daily Now York press, dally. = Nine Ebltedelphis every SATURDAY at,13 m. Night Exprop. isos New York i G. F. HYDE, a en cxarees ang?-2m Agent ‘for D. of O. ‘Traits leaving Washington at 8:38 .m. and $:50 MESCBANT’S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS ae a ct at Bowie with trains for Mariboroy TWEE aving £940 and ie, m.. and 6:45 p.m, WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Hereafter the fine Steamships E.O0 KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON will make regular week iy tripe between NEW YORK, ALE ANDRIA, WASHINGTON « GEORGETOWN, as follows:—Leave NEW YORE, from Pier 39 East river, every SATURDAY at 4 Dm; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at 7 & m ,and ALEXANDRIA the same day at 12m. For full information ppely to R. P._ A. DENHAM, Agent, office and wharf foot of High street, Gearge- town, or at the corner of 7th street and New York arente. B#7 Freights delivered by Knox's Express. Or- Ts left at General Office, 603 Pennsylvania ave- nue. er at the steamer wiiarf, will be promptly at- tended to. J. W. THOMPSON, President Ltr BANKERS. [REEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TR COMPANY BANKING HOUSE, 1507 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN (Opposite U. 8. Treasury.) ALL PROFITS paidto D POSITORS, as inte- r pot exceeding 7 ber annum “INTEREST on 0 R ana upwards, from af each month $7 Op u from 9a. m.to 4p. m.; Wednesdays and alte strdayes (deposits only N06 tod JAY COOKE & vo. TKiankers, ¥ AND SELL FOREIGN EXOHANG CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CRED and for FUTURE Days. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. | RAILROADS. STEAMER LINES. AUCTION SALES. ; a Boo AUCTION SALES. | FOTURE DAYS. B* DUSCANSON, DOWLING & O0., Ancts, Corner Sth and D streets northwest. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO NEW 2-STORY WEEN 91H D 1Org vBT WEert AT AUUTION. By virtue of a deed of trust dated the 4th day of October, A.D. 1 and daly recorded on the sth day of Sim’ A. D. 1873, im Liber No felio 124, one he land records for Washington county, in the District of Oo- lumbia, we Hi sell on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of October, A. D. 1873, at 3 o'ch Pp. m.. in front of the premises. all that picce or oar- cel of ground known and described as Lots vighty- two (82) and eighty-three (83) in L. 8, Chapmaa's recorded eutslivision of original Lots four (4) to eleven (11) ivcinsive,in square three haadred and ‘364,) together with all the *, righte, privileges, a ments to ths same belonging,or in any ise apportaining. These Lots havea front of 18 feet cach*on B street north, and rumuing back a depth of 10) feet to an Terms: The amount of indebtedness, $3,500), an rom date of trust aud expenses 3 belance a credit of 12 months, notes Bearing interest from day of sale secured by © deed of frast apon the property. A daposit of § 10) Tequired ag soon as sold. Conveyancing, &c., atthe cost of purchaser. if the terma of sale are not com. plied with within'7 days, the Trastecs reserve th ent to resell the property at the risk aml cost. of the defaulting charer or prt & iving five days notice in some paper published i Wash ington city. : FRANCIS WHEATLEY, to, WILLIAM WHEATLEY, ¢ Teast DUNCANSON, DOWLING © CO., Avi GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, No, 1001, northwest ocrner 10th aud'D sta, #20-d BY TRUSTER'S SALE IMPROVED PRO ERTY. N. at P ROUTH EAST 9 Yt STREET SOUTHEAST, deed of tra: Fict of Columbia, ured thereby, Tw yin front of the pretaises,on THURS. Ne anction, DAY, Sopt.'25, 1573, at 9.30 oclork poy alt fh, certain pleces or patecls of ground known and « tinguished ax Lota numbered tea (10) and ° a the subdivision of original lot numbered tw din Square numbe ) fronting on ith C street and So-th red and forty-five cot southeast betw arolina avenne, improved by ao ory Frame House and a Frame Stable, ‘Terms: $40, with interest at 10 per cent, por au- nom from Oct ber 3, 1572, and expenses of sale, in cash; balaree in six and twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at teu ber cent. from ths day of sale, and secared by a desd (94 Tavelors, avatiable im any part af the Worlt. Our Drafts o JAY COOKE, McOULLOOH & CO., Loxpon, are Cashed in any part of EXGLAND, IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, free of charge. may 18 (, ERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK, No 615 SEVENTH STREET, Orre ‘% THE Post Orvice DEPARTMENT. Bavk hours: 9a.m.to4p m. Saturdays, open: until S p_m., to receive deposits only. Interest paid on deposits, Collections made, exchange furnished. JOHN HITZ. President, A. EBERLY, V. Pres’t. W-F-MATTINGLY, Sec ,0.E. PRENTISS,Oash'r. tovs-ly ASHINGTON CITYSAVINGS BANK WW carne tih sores and Lantana ooeee PAYS 6 PER CRNT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS Interest commences from date of deposits. Depesite cam be made and drawn at will. my20-17 J. A. BUFF, Treasnrer. BAarkixe Sere ° J. H. SQUIRE & CO., PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, Orrosits WiILLagp’s Ho WASHINGTON, D.O Exper cent. inserest paid on deposits, ions made everywhere. Pay of officers in apatr 14 Deposit payable on demand, the Army ctated in sdvancer PRE NATIONAL BANK OF THE BEPCE decl?-1y OHAS. BRADLEY, Oashter Ot BIGELOW, ——— a Banker, 643 D STREET, near Seventh, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes OOL- LEOTIONS, and transacts all business connectn¢ with Banking. ava-ly PROPOSALS. ROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION 01 FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH IN TH WASHINGTON AND GEORGE- Wasuineto: Sealed Proposals uptil 12m., , D. C., September 1, 1873. ill be received at" tii on the Ist_ day of October, 1873, 's system of fire-alarm telegraph bor snd material, fire-alarm boxes, with ary circuits, wire, machinery, aud appar- required to yihe system In thorough working order, agreeable to an act of the Legisia- tive Assembly Of the District of Columbia, approved June 26, 1573, and in accordauce with the specifica- Hons, ahd maiuly in accordance with the diagram, both of which can be seen and will be explained at room No. 17, Columbia buildings. “sete to be farnished shall be in every respect equal to the best in nae; and to secure that, the successful contractor will be required to enter inte goed and sufficient bond for the full perform- anes of the contract. Bois must be accompanied by a penal bond, legally certined to in the sum of five thousand ( §5,00)) dol- lars, that the bidder will accept and perform the contract if awarded him, ‘The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved. Payment will be made when the whole work sball have been completed and accepted by the Board in proper worming order. The contractor shail Keep the system in good working order for a term of two (2) yours after com- pletion, and twenty (20) per centam of the amount tracted for will be retained util the end of the 2) years as a gharantes therefor. must be enclosed in a sealed envelope, Proposals for construction of fire-alarm and addresecd ¢ ALEX. BR. SHEPHERD, Vice President Board of Public Works. Orvicn or Boarn oF Pratic igs 'f telegraph,” sep? Consx ‘3 Tth siret and New York avenue, eutrauce on New Yerk avenue. The most private Loan office, inthe city. Money loaned et the lowest rat of interest on Quid and Silver Waiches, Diamonds, late lated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladi ew’ and Senstomou' ue all articles of Gen:temen’s alue. of trust on the property, will be taken. Fifty dol- laré down at timo of sale, All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. In caso the terms of sale are not complied with in ten days after sale,the Trustee reserves ths right to resell at the risk ‘and cost of the defaulting pur- chager, after five day’s advertisement in some nows- Paper published in the city of Washington. D. INARD H. WARNER, ys _seplt-conde GREEN & WInnia ws: ances: B* @REEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, Northwest corner loth and D streets. TRUSTER'S SALE OF DESIRABLE LOT ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN 4 AND, Ory STREETS WEST. oo ¥ virtue of adecroe * the Supreme Beourt of the District of Colambia,in Baaity Cause NO. 2,36), 1 will sell at public action, ia front of the premisex,on MONDAY, the 29th day September, 183, at 3! o'clock p. mie Lot Novis ta Sinere No 517, in the city of Washington D.C This lot fronts 67 feet 4 Inches on Massachnestts avenne, between 4th and Bth streets west, Terms: One-third cash; balauce at six. and twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser, bear. ing interest from the day of sale, will be taken. aud alien retained on the property. deponit of S100 will be required at the time of sale. All convey- anoing at cost of purchaser. WME MATTINGLY, rustoos, seplé-d (Rep ] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. EEBY, DENT & General Auctionsert and th 2 SR Her- Pipg's Champion Fire- Proof SAFES, Nos, 313 and 316 Yrm STBXET, near Ponusyivania aveano.— the clty. Bpeslal ‘sttention, folate” asttas teed the city, ‘atior Estate ‘at anction, Liberal ad ‘on oot vances on oonsign- ments and prompt retur myl0-ly pa nn EDS INSURANCE COMPANIES, [88cRE vou Phopenty FIREMEN S INSURA OF INSURANCE MI } ASHINGTON AND ‘GEORGE. TOWN, D. &,. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1537. Capital and Surpl $275,000, Office: Boom Ne. 1, aahiugton, Directors: James Adams; President: Audraw Rothwell, Thos. Parker, A.A. Wilson, W. J. Wilson, F. 5, Walsh, T. Edward Clarke, T. Bo Cross, jr., William EB Howard, ui James Redfern, of Washington; Exan Pickrell, Edward Shoemaker, George W. Oropley, of Georgetown; C. W. Howard, Secrctary. jy 90-6 W. 3, JONES & co, + No. S11 7:h street, opp. P. O. Bepartment, liepresent ‘the following strong’ Fire Insurunce DI: DARIEN: THE GERMAN AMERICAN, OFN Y., Cust Capital, 91,000,000. THE MEBCHANTS, OF NEWARK! N. J, m2-tr Oash Assets, @276.749°17. HE CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE T Company: (NSURAN OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Oreamized Aprél Lst, 1873 on a ‘Bio F FICE No. 1429 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN = (Over MiLBURN’s Dave Store.) = JOHN T. LENMAN, President, A. H HERE, Vice Prosideut. ate Dyazeroy ip. Srme, Be Giny Droop, Jehu T, Ginna, ‘Wiohecl Green, John Bailey, A. H. Herr. yr Ts EQUITABLE gir ASSURANCE meeart, of this Company has for Diary ots Sze, ee eer te ¥. HEYER, Gevenar Acznt, may38-ly $03 and 508 7th street. THE TRADES, - WNINGS LIO_ BUILDINGS, LS “A c OR PO MIVATE RESIDENCES = TENTS FOR CAMP MEETINGS FOR SALE OB By J. ©, HOGAN, Manufacturer, 713 MARKET agen Sole Agent. for iy genuine, MILDEW le the aime Je PROOF AWNING MATERIAL, augé-tr WNINGS, cl PRIVATE RESIDENCES, HOTELS, PUBLIO BUILDINGS, MANUFACTURED BY M. G, COPELAND, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUR, OAMP MEETING TENTS and FLAGS for sale or rent. J19-tr PLcMsine, GAS-FITTING AND BEWEB- A attended ares to, on reasonable ter vy gam Practical Piuruber, No: Louistan: enue, near street, north 229 2d street northeast. Special Ti LINED FiPk always ou bande CPOE pLomsine AND GAS-FITTING. ‘hose desiring to have their Plumbing and Gas- witting done a neat od substantial Tanner, ant “ reasonable terms,should leave their orders af US octane avenue, Ospitol Hill, ork w 5 nbn WM, ROTHWELL, J E. TURTON, CARPENTER, BUILDER, AND OONTBAOTOR, e ‘Onn Orders for Houre Carpentering, Jobbing, or Con+ tractor's Work speedily attended tan e* Shop and Offs a7 lath street, below Ki st. northwest iy HOTELS. FAYSON'S HOTEL, No. 709 @ STR je? Dy Betweex 77m and 8rit Stawets (PEE UMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYKES, Proprietor, FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Wih and Wath Streets, »D.0. ar jandty — Wasurxero Cc © WILLARD, . £EBBITT HOUSE, apl-ly WASHINGTON, D.C. THE NEW NaTiONaL MARKEY. RESH, SALT snd SMOKED MEA: all Breach tetany ay pen FRUite and VEORTA BLES tn oa. marily, ROBT. HYATT. 414 Lith at marfl-ly BO) NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, aT aantsoro ts Ds Ce September th. ITS. ‘(On the petition of WILLIAM WHARTON, Jx., of Philadelphia, Pa., praying for the extension of & jeut rented ‘to him on the 13th day of Decem- ef, 1889, and reissued on the $4 day of April, 1360, fo An tmprovement in Dispensiog with Switebes on silrouds: sa icondered that the testimony in the ease be closed on the 31th di November next. that the time for fillpg arguments and the Examiner's report be lim- ited to the 2ist day of November next, and that said petition be heard on the 26:h day of November uext, Ant person may oppose thie exteneton. Jhistnse M.D LEGGETT. Commiasioner. ¢ SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRIOT os a) OLE MBIA. ee The 8th day plember » WTS. Paraice Bowioman ye Witciam O’SmRa- 11,168, Law Docket. w On motion of "the plamtiff, by Mr. W. W. attorney, it is ordered that the his appearance to be eutered herein o first rale-day occurring forty deys ‘otherwise the cause Will be proceed- after this day has i of defanit. 8 court: “de copyetom: He, MEIGS GIT eg sop-ta3t eK Mbiatant Olek. Investment Bonds. ‘The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having eetermined to close ite 7-20 First Mortgage Gold Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million dollars, ard thereafter to pay no higher rate of in terest than 6 percent. on farther issues of tts bonds the limited remainder of the T 3-10 loan is now berms disposed of through the usval agancies. As the bond- of this issue are made receivable in payment of the Company's lands at 1 10, they are in constant and increasing demand for this purpose, and will continue to be after the loan is closet—a fact which much enhances their vatue and attract- veness ax an investment, “Tbe Oompeny hes more than 600 miles of its road bnilt and in operation, igclading the entire Eastern Division, connecting Lake Superior and the naviga- tic of the Missouri river, ft has earned title to nearly Ten Million acres of its Land Grant, and tales of Land have thus far averaged $5.06 per acre, All marketabte securities are received in exchange for Northern Pacifics. JAY COOKE & CO. jemay | LL aT Se HH lee THIS AFTERNOON. —_ WARN} Helate Broker and Auctioneers fer and Ac No. 729 7th street, between Gand Haireste. OF VALUABLE REAL ES. BY LATIMER & OP EAPT ne rok: Anctioncsers and Bral i Southwest corner Pesnayivania avenue and Lith st., Office Building. i : CHANOKBY, SALB TRUSTRE'S SALE OF FOUR TWO-STORY TATK ON BR STREET. AND BASFMENT BKIOK HOUSES ON MYR By virtue of a decree of the Sapreme Court of TLE STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL the District of Columbia. sitting in Baatty, AND Ist STREETS EAST, AND NAR ST. passed September 6, 103, in N ALOYsIUs CHURCH docket 18, wherein John T. Mifchet! By virtue of a deed of trust given to the an- | na Roux et al. are defendants, T wil! BE ricn tiated March 16,1372, and daly record ed in Liber No. 676, folio 155, records of Washington county, Distr bia, and by request of the party #ecur on TUESDAY, the 14th anetion, apn remises, on TUESD day of September, 1573. at 3 o cel of real estate Known asi coran’s sub-division of #4) 9. 239, as recorded in surveyors office, In liber W. F, f. of the land of Colam T will sett lay of October, 1873, at 3 o'clock p. tn., in front of the promises, all those cer This property fronts fifty feet ow the north side of fain pteces or parcels of ground Tying’ in the city of | Retreet, hase depth of two hundred {set to Rigas Washington, District ot Colambia, and being known et, and is but a short distance from the Lath atreot ‘and described as Lots nombered one hundred and eighty five, (155,) one hundred and eighty-six, (135,) one hundred and ninety, (190,) and one hundred ani pinety-one,(191,)in Gilbert's recorded subdivision of square numbered six hundred and seventy-ti (675,) together with the improvements thereon. It is improved wits a sabstantial aad te two-story brick dwelling, with good ding, and isin a rapidly improving part of ee: One-third of the essilue in three the city. Terms as prescribed by the ¢ the purchase money in cash said cevd of trust specified, «sid improvements con- | equal payment onthe, with inter sisting of four two-story auil basement Brick Houses | eat at & per cent ‘om the Yay of sale, nearly finished. with the T to pay th . Terms: One-fonrth cash, ot which one hundred | in cash posited when the property ts dollars on each house must be paid at the time of | struck off. Hi payment of the purchase mo- sale, and the residue in six, twelve and eighteen | ney avd final ratification of sais, a deed willie iteu months, with interest at the rate of ten per cent, per | the parchaser, All conveyancing at purchaser annum from the day of sale, payable semi-auanally, | ccst HUGH CAPERTON, Trastes, fcr which notes must be given, secured by adeed of | sep%dts J.T. COLDWELL, Salcsman. rty sold. if ‘the torms of sale are trust on the prej lw not complied with within five days from the Directly after the above sale. and npon sale, the trnstes reserves the right to resell the | the same terme, we will f the owner, property for cash, on ten day's pablic notice, at the | J. T. Mitchel! ey . auction, risk and cost of the parchaser in default, t property adjoluing tioned, front- All couyeyancing must be at tha parc fly feet on the north side of B strect, and run ©. N. THOM - LATIMEB & CLEARY, Auctioneers. ning back to Biggs stree OL _s2pl8-cod Ra . H. WARNER, BY ©: 8. SAF imate Broker and Anctionser, No, 729 7thetreet, between @ and H sis, TRUSTEE’s SALE OF A RICK DWELLING, WITH RA No.8 2o STREET. . Kas Y GREEN & WILGIAMS, Anct v8. No. 1001, northwest corner Wh and D sts. VALUABLE BUILDING.LOTS IN THE NORTH FASTERN AND SOUTHEASTERN PAKTS OF THE CITY AT AUCTION On TURE DAY, the 23, inst, we i front of the pre 52, havi east alt sell at ETWE » GEORG By virtue of adeed of on and myself, dated ( duly reconled in Lit nd records for the y bia, T will sell LOWERS NOV SPAY th the premises, at ing 82 fe nst to, er 16th, Dantel L. B A ck p.m.» ».7, in Sauare n ith street east, by & lept inches, betwe bh D street and vant trict of Colm ont of the All the sbove-min a prenilses.at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, y located and well wor! Vctober Ist, 1573, at 5 o’clock'p. m., all those pine teption of persons wishing to make & els cf ground sitnate, lying and being in the | ment = Georgetown, D.C, Being part of Lois num Terms: Ono-fourth cash; balance in 6,12 and 18 S and 129, in Beatty & Hawkiss’ addition to | morths, for notes bearing interest fro. ¢ sais, rgetown, D.U., described lows: Part of lot | a derd deed of trast tax ey fronting 19 feet on 21 @ running back | uncivg at cost of the purchasers. $4) to be paid with that width to Wm. Rater’s part of said tot. b wo at time of ante oneach plece ot property. ‘Tha ing the west haif of said lot 128, as conveyed by (Vm. y will be dividedif od Redin et al. to John Poor by deed recorded in Liber ts GREEN & WI W. B., No. 97, folio 67, And parts of Lots 328 and 129, beginning on 24 street at the soutawest corner of the first named lot, running west with the north line of said street &7 feet 4 inches to the point of intersection by sald __ TO-MORROW. _ Y WM. L. WALL & C@., Anctioncers, New Marble Building, north line of sald strest. ‘with the east. I sf ff the property epaveyed by Richard Smith No. 900 aud 903 Pennsylvania avenue. a Villiam a rhe, “S lewd dated $ March 23d, 1844; thence nerth hy and with said cast | OLR, FIST, SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY Jine to northern boundary of said lots 128 and 129; BRUSSEL: RY, THREE PLY, IN! thence east with said north line of lot 129 32 fect 10 ¥ AND HEMP CARPETS inches to northeast corner of said lot: thence sonth AMATTINGS, VELVET with cast line of lot 129 to the southwest corner of De PGS, OILCLOTHS Nc ae Br Hugh Caperton, jr,’s lot: thence enst with the south ATALOOUE ha eke Siebiacateiee TION On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, Soptomber 24, 1373, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell,at our *pactons salesrooms, on the first and secon floors, comprising: £0 pieces of J. Orossley 5 Body Brnssols, 200 pieces of Orossley's, Bright's, Dixoi’s, and other makes of Tapestry Brussels pieces of Three-ply, best makes, Lowell, Hart- ford, and other makes. 100 pleces of Super and other Ingrain Carpets, 8 pieces of Veneti Hemp, and other Oarpets, ™ pieces of Cocoa Mantilla Matting. 20 pieces of 4,6, and 3-4 Oilcloths, 0. A large invoice of velvet, Felt, and Mantilla Rags, Table Covers, Hassacks, avd Stair Carpeting. line of said Caperton « lot 24 fect 6 inchos; thence with 4 straight line and parallel with the second line of the part hereby described, to the place of beginning, and being the same conveyed by Richard Emith et al. to John Poor by deed recorded in Liber W.B., Bo. 116, folio 9, of said land records, with provements, Term: '2,£00, with interest at 10 percent, from 16th, 1872, and expenses of sale, in cash; in ix and twelve months, ith interest at 10 ber cent. per annum, payable semi-aunnally, for which the purchaser or purchasers will be required to give their promissory notes, secared by adeed of trosf on the property. A deposit of $100 will be re- quired on each piece of property on day of sale. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser or purchasers, If terms of sale are not complied with in ten days, the ‘Trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and " x rene) sary to enume- tof the defanting purchaser or parchnesra after | ,,0!0F Carpets, which it is inpoceesaty to ennmne advertisement fur five daya in The Reening Star. 4 suit pur- GEORGE W. STICKNEY. Sarviving Trust chasse tore WH be-svld tn quantition te.sult: por: tepls-cotds "J.T. COLDWELL, Salem BY GATHER © cLEany, Real Estate Brokers and Auctionsers, Southwest corner Penna. avenue and lth’ street, Star Office Building, We call the special attention of buyers to the above sale, as the goods are of thi ’6 impor: tation and’of the latest style, true to name, and in perfect condition. WM. L. WALL & 00., Ancts, sep 20-0 GREEN & WILLL L M5, Auctioneers, . Y TRUSTEE’S SALE OF THREE (3) VaLuante | B Ok, Gantirwdet Cte uh ee Dota BUILDING LOTS, ON Litu STREET, 8&. eee een WEEN F AND G NORTHEAST. CAPITOL | TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY AND HILL, RACH 165:x100 FEET 10% INOHES. | BASEM#NT BKICK LOUSE ON THE Eset By virtue of a deed of trast, dated September SIDE OF 10TH STREET, BETWEEN P AND Bash isis aed aaiy"recorted’ ta liber No. esa, | BE vere Moma RS Eee Rec kOs folio 61,of and among the land records for By virtue of a deed of trust to Jo Washington connty, District of Colnm! and at flew and myself, dated October 1, reqnest of party e-cared the ‘+ L will sell, at pub. recorded in Liber No. 6% folio 163, He auction, infront of the premises, to the highest 1 records of Washington county, Dri bidder, on WEDN at 3 o'Cloek p.m., lying in Washingto SDAY Octobor Bet, A that lot of ground situ city, in sa the request of lic auction, to th on WEDNESDAY, Sep’ with bidder, at 3 mber 24, 1 nown as all of lot numbered se premises, in Washington city, D.O.. ehty= sausre pumbered nine hundred eight (35) in Joseph F. Kelley's recorded sabdivision fronting 49 foat 6 inch: Wh str i est half of three land sixty- depth of Ite foot 10% inches, to ni rean, con together with th nts k Hom Will be divided int lots each 16 feet 6 in. ches by lu fe u . » balanc 1046 inches, and willbe sold sepa t. intoreste ps rately. r ysecured by a deed of trun aad Terms of sale. One-third cash, of which insuranee of the property. Oue hundred dollacs each lot must be pail down on day of sale: A on the day of sal Alle iu ¢qnal payments at six and twelve months, for | coming se the owes which the uctes of the purchaser willbe taken Bear. | ftibs, at, the exp nT days, the Trustee reserves the the risk aud cost of th five days? advertis ing interest at the rate of 3 Adee Dot annam, in- tercet payable semi-annually until puid, to ba se- cured by deed of trast on property sold, Convey- ancing aud recerdiog at purchaser’scost. If terms of sale are not complied with in six days after sal» Pmohiph eg oo) bared nr right to et at risk and cost of defaulting parchaser or purchasers, wat F. HOLTZMAN, Trustees. seplo-didls LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts. ¥ E. J. SWEET, Heal Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Ne. 611 7th street, opposite U. 8, Post Office. to resell the property at defaulting purchaser after atin the Evening Star. BRAINARD I. WARNER, ars ‘Trnate GREEN & WILLIA gern cokds 8. Aucts. BX LATIMER & CLEARY. Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Southwest cornerof Penns. avenge and lth street, Star Office ing. POSITIVE SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ors STREET EAST, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS SOUTH. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Septem- ber 24, at 5 o'clock, we will seil, ty frons of t) ‘premises, part of Lot No. 1, in Syuare 828, ing a front of B2 fect 9 inches on Sth st. says wt Serer feat 2 a et Ls 3 esmall frame welling. le itive. ‘erma cash. : post’ ANDREW. B. OOYLE, Real EKatate Broker. LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucts, A “MOUNT PLEASANT,” COUNTY, AN THE D ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. ee Virtue of a deed of trast to mo, dated Jaly 73, D. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. lho 192, 0ne of the land records for the District of Columbia, and by direction of the party potted thereby, I shill offer for aale, at pal tion, on the TUESDAY, sepls-d&ds B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers jises, On 1n73, at 4 o'clock p-m ,thoue certain pieces aud Lots ‘No. L001 northwest cornor loth and D sts, of land, being parts of two tracts, * Plain Dealing” TRUSTER'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN THE CENTBAL PABT OF THE CITY. : By virtue of @ deed of trust, bearing date on the 26th and“ Mount Pleasant,” being the same which wore conveyed by and described in a certain deed of conveyance from Julianna Hobbie and Ransom H. Gillet, as executors, to Malvina F. B. Stevens by deed dated October 22, A. B. 1870, the said pieces or reels of laud, containing about eighteen acres of jand, more or less. and being the same which were of July, A.D. and daly roe- 0 sorded er No. 620, folio 192, &e., of the ie x direction of the prey resaved thensore i Gilt al Ok ¥ rection of t secured theroby, TI will sell at OU A a ane ae ee eae reed | Dublic suction: SR PEO RED AT ee 18th day of said Julianna Hobbie by certain deed recorded in | September, A.'D. 1873, at 544 o'clock p m.;in front Liber No. 614, folio 110, &c., and also conveyed by | Of the premises, the western part of lot numbered sald parties Of the first part to Daniel trustee, by deed dated Ist day of Jane, A. D. 1572 recorded in Liber No. 6:8, folio &8, one of the Iand rds of the county of Washington, District of Go- ia, together with the improvements thereon. ‘Terms of sale: Five thonsand dollars, with 1nter- est at ten per cent. from Jniy 12. 1573, snd expenses of sale, in cash; balance at six and twelve months, for which the notes ot the purchasor, bearing. inter est from the day of sale, and secared by dood of trust upon the property, shall be given; $100 deposit ou acceptance of bid. Tf the terms of sale are not complied with within seven days after sale, the property will be resold st the risk and cost of the faulting purchaser, Conveyancing at purchaser's ccet. A. L. BARBRR, Trastes. E. J SWEET, Anct. B* DUNUANSON, DOWLING & O0., Aucta, corner %b and D streets northwest, TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEW TWO-STORY TWEEN, Sri AND Tors SERERES NORTH. TE ) 0 - WEST, AT AUCTION." one (1),in snare numbered three hundred and forty int (348), haviug’a front of twenty (20) feet on north D street ronuing back, with the same width, seventy-five (76) fect to the rear lino of said lot; and also the southern part of lot numbered eighteen (18), in said square numbered thres hun- dred and forty-eight (343)-haring a front of twenty five (28) feet on Wdth street west, and running back, with the same width, fifty (30) feet to the western oF Tear line of sald lot.” The property will be effared separately ; both piscos of property belug well im- Broved and emg’ firat-claes business property tn the eity of Washington. The first-mentloned. pleos of property will be sold subject to a prior died of trust, A statement of which will be exhibited at the salon. Terms of sale: One-third in cash, of which $200 on each piece of property must be paid at the sal the deferred payments to be made in one and two ears, with interest at ten por cent. per annum, and cured by deed of troat to the satisfaction of the Tustes, ‘Perms to be fully complied with within six days after the day of sale; otherwise the trustee. re- serves the right to resell the re porty at the risk And cost of first purchaser, All conveyanciag. at L. Eaton, ht " WM H. WARD. ‘rustee. Hy'virtue of waved of trast dated the 19th day | Purchaser’ f ‘i 6: April, A.D. 1st, and daly recorded on the | SePreakds “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, 7B, ons oF the No G72. fl0 | ge” THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED nntil THURSDAY , September 25th, 1573, same hour and place, By order of the Trustes, eps GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, . H. WARNER, meta Entate Broker and Anctioneer, No. 729 7th strect, between G and H. x, the 14th day of Octobe: o'cleck p.m , in front of the pre cer- tain plece or parcel of ground & lying and being known ae Lote eighty (8) and eighty-one (81). in L. 8. Chapman's subdivision of origtual lots four (4) to eleven (12), inclusive, in square three hundred apd sixty -fonr (354), accordin| Golumyaett feeords of Wasnington city, District of | TENCE RCILDING FRASIE DWELLING He Said lots having a front of 13 fect each, by adept THE WEST SIDE OF 2ist STREET NORTH of 100 feet to an alloy, and improved be te Bae WEST) RETWEEN N AND 0 STURETS, AT Cottages, containing bix rooms each, with water, ‘aud Vath room, together with all the improve: By virtue of a deed of trust to Dantcl L, Ea- rent ‘Ways, easements, rights, privileges, ‘appurte. re} on and myself, dated March 28th, 1571 nances and hereditaments to the same belonging or recorded in Liber No. 633, folio 34, in any wise appertaining. ‘Terms: ‘The amount of indebted: interest at the rate of six pe land records for Washington pablic sanction, in front of AY, 26th day’ of Se: . O., 1 will sell at he premises, on FRI- plember, nw at 5.30 o'clock of trust and expense of sale,cash; @ credit of 6, 12and | p.™ all those pieces or parcels of land situated 18 months will be given upon the balance, notes | the Olty of Washington, D. O., known and design bearing interest from day of sale, and seoufed by. | ted on the gronnd plat of pian of the sty of Wash. deed of trust upon the property. ‘A deposit of $200 | ington, and recorded in the Surveyor’s vilice thereof required as soon as sold. Conveyancing, &e., at | #* Lot thirty fonr (24), and the northern half of Lot cost ofthe purchaser. If the terms of sale ai thirty-five (98), in Loomis? subdivision of original ‘not in seven days, the trustees ee Hied with witht Lets No, two (2), one (1), three ( }, twenty-one (21) and twenty-two (22), ia square rixty-nine (69), said. Lots contaming twenty-five hand: and ninety six {3:886) sanare feet, together with the improvements yereon ‘Terms: Four hundred dollars, with interest at 10 reserve the right to resell the property, at the risk a cost of the defaulting urchaser or purchasers, ving fivedays’ notice fn some paper published ‘ashington city. RANOIS WHEATLRY, - SAMUEL W ‘Trastees. recent. per annum from September 23th, 1871, and DUNCANSON- DOWLIRS & CO., Uxpenses of eale in. cash; batsoce in six and twelve 80120-cokds ‘Auctioncers._ | months, for which the notes of thy purchaser, r bearing Interest at ten per cent. from of sal6 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers and secored by a decd of trust on the property, will No. 1001, northwest corner 10th and Dats. | petaken, One hundred dollars down wt time of sale. All conveyancing at the expense of the purchase In case the terms of sale are not compli with in ten di fter sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the Fisk. ne cost of the defaniting ; and two years, with ten per centum interest, secured A P: Geed of trast tipon the peers a enon of a3 TRU ORERTT ON Dane steee Waist, Bee Will be required of tho purchassr atthe time of sate, | FXOPEBIN, ON b4rz HBTS ORTH. MF. MATTINGLY, Trustee, ape firtme of decree of quis Court of Leet William Webcam, tsconsiaiae apt,and i FKERBY, DENT & CO, Auctionoe Nos. 313 and 314 9m «t.,’near Penna. avenue. On FRIDAY, the 26th inst.,.we will sell a Mic anction, et 3 o’clowk KERBY, DENT & 0O., Ancts I Y THOS. FW Heal Est TRUSTER six ¢., made known dar of sale | BGAMAN, } Auctienetr, 529 7th street. PROVED REAL ES. WESTEBN POSTION hres deeds of tra ed respectively in Liber oe ied in Liber N Tecorded in Liber No sand Ly direetton of the party seca » WED F 3:9. { ASDAY, Sth day of at 5 o'lock on the premises, je. by arction. rn fitecn (15 )feet one and one half (159) inches, part by the depth | yin the subdivieton of orteinal lots ered two hn od eleven, made ts’ Orphan Asylum of said city and red U and V ar= numbered { New, (J11,) made by St. Vincente ium of sald city, fronting fifteen ne-aquarter (1%) inebes ou Htinie 1 in avenue. part KR. Weodward a L ber No k hones mn emch, tral © the rig st of the defaniting pr FRED. W. Jon JOSEPH BL KSC seni tn,th.stds, THOS. BE. WAC BX OEE & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. 1001 northwest comer lth and D ste, | BALE OF UNIMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT ING ON SAMPSON STREET, NETW 1451 AND Lorn STREETS NORTH W AUCTION. On THURSDAY, September 25th, 1873, at 3 premises, Lot £2, in Byuare 203, haviag 42 fest front, running hack 9 feet to an all | | +More oF leas. | Terms. One-third cash; balance in 6.12 and 1 | | interest from day of sale, rust on the property # 1d ale. Conveyancing at pa GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. TIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers and Beal Restate Brokers. Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Elev- euth street, Star Ofice Buildings, VALUABLE PROPES- LVANIA AVENUE, I ) 207u STREETS NORTH- | WEST—No. By virtue of Sapreme Court of Be: Dist ting fu special term, assed on the Isth day of June, In73,in a causs wherein Frederick @ ind Charlies A. P. canve No. 2.40, ft: adersigned will offer for sale up THURSDAY, the 2a day of O-t o'clock p.m C wit: part of I at a polat on Peni rthwest © Sylvania avenue 23 feet ches, thence southwardiy at right angle wath avenne 88 feet to the line of lot 7, thencs westwar: ng Raid line 36 tect to th est lise of lot 9, ence norihw the place of begiunin Men's consistin dwelio, sirabl Tern ong said west line together with the improve- of a three-story brick store and This property is well located aud is a de- LE PROPER JETAGE AND MO. 7} and py directio eby, Twill P m SATURDAY, Oct abi c ober 4th n said at th theast cor: je of Montgons ven feet to Be West street, to the we sen feet. more oF fe thence east on suid twenty feet to the beginning. Terms of sale as prescribed by decd ef tru: 84,96), with 10 por cent. interest from Jaly It, } tone ber with the expenses of this sale, in cash, ad be telance in 6 and 12 months, cured by notes and deed of trust on the property, Conveyanciag a urchaser’s cost. @20 down on the day of sal f the terms are not complied with withia seven days from sal trnstee reserves the right to re- sell the property at the riak aud cost of the dofault- ing purchaser, WILLIAM L. DUNLOP, Tenstes, DUNCANSON, DOWLING & CO, sep28-td Auctioneers. BY SSBF R, ‘Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer, No. 511 7th st., opposite U.S. Post Office TRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE OF THOSE ELE- GANT THREESTORY AND BASSNENT PRESS-BLICK FRONT DW INGS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF M STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF 9tu STREET, NORTH- WEST, AT ALOTION. a By virtue of a deed of trast to me, dated Feb- 708, y 21, 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No ), folio 339, one of the land records for the Dis- trict of Columbia, secured thereby, i tion, in front of ¢ by the direction of the party I offer for sale, at pablic auc- see, ob SATURDAY, Sep- tember 20th, 1873, at 9 o'clock p. m., Lot numbered twenty-two, (22,) of William H. Browae’s recor ied subdivision of lots marked and lettered “A” to H’ Walter Lenox’s subdivision of orizinal lots num- bered one, (1,) two (2) and twenty-two(22,)in«qnare numbered thitee hundred and sixty-eight, (355.) to- gether with the improvements thereon, consisting of au elegant three-story and basement press-brick front Dwelling, This property 1 sold subject to @ prior incum- brance of $10,000, with interest, ‘Terms of sale: For the amount realized over said incumbrance, $240, with interest at ten per cont. from February 21, 1873, and expense of sale, in cash balance at six, twelve and eighteen mont! ov which the notes of the purchaser to be given, bear- ing interest from the day of sale, to be secured bys deed of trust npon the property; $200 deposit on ac- captance of { the terms of sale are not com- lied with within seven days after sale, the property HI be resokl at the risk and cost of the defaulting purcheser. Conveyancing at purchaser's cut. ¥, Hl. GASSAWAY. Trusteo, sepls-d [Rep.] BE. J. SWEET, Anct. Ko” THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until THURSDAY, September 25. 1573, same hour and place. FB. H. GASSAWAY, Trastes, ecpd {Bep] E. J. SWEET, Aucir. . H. WARNER, XB. HW APT usiete Broker and Anctioncer No. 729 7th street, between G and il sis. TRUSTEES SALE OF A_ THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE. NO 119 FIFTH STRERT SOUTHEAST, BETWEEN A & B STREATS, AT AUCTION. 5 By virtue of a deed of trast to Daniel &. Eat- on and myself, dated March 29, 1871, and duly recorded in Liber No. 642, folio 61,one of the nd records for Washington, D. C., I will sell at public atiction, in front of the premises, on THU BS- DAY the 25th day of September, 1575, at 5:30 0'che Pp. Wi the part of lot No. 18,in square No coptained within the followiag metes and bounds. Beginving for the same at a point 17% feet from the east corner of tot No. 13 and ranning thence north 17% fret, thence west to the rear line of said Jot, thence south 175 feet, and thence east to the ol of beginning, together with the improvremeuts thereon ‘Terms: Eight hunGred dollars with interest at 10 ‘per cent. preeneam from December 25th, aC and expenses of sale in cash; balance in six and twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser, Lear- ing interest at ten p-reent. from the day of sale, and secured by a deed of trast on the property will be taken; two hundred dollars down at time of sale. All conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. In case the terms of sale are not complied with ia ten days after sale, the trustee reserves the right to resel) at the risk abd cost of the defaulting parcha- per published in the city of Washington D Gre pu y of Waal 3 aie! GHORGE W" STICKNEY, Surviving Trastee, J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman, sepll-ood kd Bee ee tan TEU! B'S SAL! ¥ IMPROVED A] PAHS sols Ae bts Bee irtue of a decree of rt of fe Diatsee ot B55 the Supreme Ovn! fam MeL Le in 8 certain NG STAR EVEN Coryese Treatercats— Thr £ im Sam Frames The Chinese theater on Jack son street has lost none of its prestige by the ning of nemerow establishmonts of ter, and among the Colestiais, ference to the aristocracy, is ever. The properties of the ained a great value, the etock company has become one of the best of its kind in the work! and the orchestra has reached that stage of pertection, according to an eminent nese critic, which barmonizes agreeably t Teeater= with the motto of the theater Imy ovement is impose improbable. The business m T. an urbane fe played rare tact and t from China a star of the first megnitade, who assumes female characters with star Bdelity, and has witha! fine social qu: ¥ engagement ts one of the greatest w of TY ng - uccesses the theater has ever known. Turing the last three nights the per: ave netted im the ag- gregate $2,000, The play smacks strongiy of sensation, and is utterly devoid of the moral lessons wh d aicated on the hea.hen, bi t of indecency. The musical selections embrace gems culled from the Chinese national airs. “The drama abounds in domestic scenes among the Chinese, which ai i more atriking by the musi- niments, and possesses m: ingenious The pract.ce ing dea! reshments t even if b rd the retail Htial por sorely dispie wed ss of the a nec P. T. Barna’ © great -howman, writes a card to the It rt nwhick he says: “If a bi eaent thousand dollars, if neces- wary. that feat attempted, and, tf possit A as carly next’ year as or More »Fonauts c complish respondence popular France and England although I ter to have the he ir ntoan A e if t that the great feat will & twel emonth. As at present advise all 1 have the silk materi factured in China, pat together and p under the direction of scientific men in London, An experimental ascension made from the Syd euham Crystal Palace grounds, then bring the balloon to America, and make the tran tr.p from New York. Berrar Mr eDER IN TE 2. — day morning iast. John Long, a desperado, well known in this city, and who lives in McLe- more’s cave, Walker county, Georgia, passed by Mr. William Taylor's farm, who lives near Allen's springs, in Dade county. He (Long) called to Mr. Taylor's son, saying, “Pick a good watermelon and I'll help you cat itas I goon back.” Ashe passed back, apparently on his way home, young Taylor had the meion, and young man, his father and Long satdown in the edge of a patch of woods and were quietly eat- ing it, when suddenly Long pulled & pistol from his breast pocket and shot Wm. Taylor, jr, dead, and turned to shoot his tather, but the latter had placed a tree between him and his wonld-be-morderer. Long then fired what shots he had left at Taylor, but none took effect, and fled. It is supposed’ that the murderer’ bad heard of Mr. Taylor collecting $5,000 of the federal government a few days before, and that he intended to murder the men aud top the house. —Chattanoega Times, 11 ——=—_— DEATH FROM THE BITE oF A Srinen.—N . Kimbro, brother of J. W. Kimabro, of Nash- died at Lavergne on Thursday from the €ffects of a spider bite which occurred five days previously. ‘He was bitten on the leg by asmall r, having a small red spot on its back to be found in fields or about stacks of der. They are said wo be as polsonons as the bite of & rattlesnake, and are much dread e who are aw Fenomous power. n Mr. Kim bitten he did not regard the wou conseqnence. A pimple was snty developed and then his leg commen 4 continued to increase in size STARVATION LN BRoapwav 1, intelli- gent looking man fell to the <idewalk the €ast fide of Broadway, near Exchange plac about noon on Tarsdsy. He was quickly s roanded by @ crowd, some of whe id that hada fit. A custom-house inspector who was present asked him what ailed him. He replied in a faint voice: “I am stary [haven't eaten anything in six days. erman who was among the spectators ran op- posite the Adams Express Com: e tor & leat of bread, which, on being given him, he devoured cagerly. He gave bis name as War- ren, and said that he was born in Maine. He was taken to the hospital. TREED BY A Bean—A few days ago a wom: living near Darwin, Mecker county, Min Was pgrsued in the woods by abear. Her faith- ful dog attacked the bear while its mustres Climbed a tree. Bruin hugged the life out of the dog, and then tried to tollow up after the woman, but gave it up and retired MARRIED. BUTLEB—HOOD. On the 224 inst. at Trinity Bectory. by Rev. Dr. Addison, JAS A BRBECCA HOOD. BUTLER to BABRY. The faneral of Mrs. ANN BARBY pili take piace on Wednesday) September 24: 3 o'clock p. m., from the residence of her son. 2, E.N. Lewis, 1529 Sampson street, between “th and 16th. Friends of the family are reapectfally nvited. : BRADFORD. At Brooklyn, N. ¥.. September 16th. 1878, Assistant Eogincer HF. BRADFORD, U.S. Navy, son-in-law of the late Col, Hildebrand, of Marietta, Ohio. . BOWMAN. At Bladensbarg, M4., on the 19:h inst.. Rev. DARIUS BOWMAN, in tho 63-4 year of r Born in Goshen, Montgomery county, INCLERMAUER. On Septem vat at Benning Cross Roads. GLERMAUER, formeriy of 7th street, uear Mary- land avenni MILLEB On Saturday, September 20th, Dr° THOMAS MILLER, in the 65 h year of his age His friends aad acguaintances are respectfaily in- vited to atten: foneral to-morrow, Wedaesday, 2th, at the Caurch of the Epiphany, at 2 o'clock p.m TAYLOR. In this city, on the 234 instant, Miss BESSi® TAYLOR, @ native ot Lyncashire.” Ei Ing’, sister of Henry, Hudson and the late Fra: lor, of this city. * Hier funeral vill ‘ake place from tne residence of the late Fri Taylor, 324 Todiann av ‘Thareday, the 25th instant, at 3:3) o'clock p UNDERTAKERS. at 9 50 p. RET 8 R2c24np F. HARVEY, Undertaker, (Successor to HARVEY & MAKK,) Ho. 934 F Sreunt, between Niath and Tent. METALLICBURIAL CASES AND CASEBYD Cabinet Makerand Undertaker, 612 Evuvesre Staxer, near F, FORNITURS OF ALL KINUS(MADE AND REPAIRSD. ect-tr yittun HACKETT, Undertaker, No. 736 SzventH STREET, between G and KR, apt-ly offins and Osskets of all kin Hy2secaerERs FOR E®t4suis ED 1861, JOnN 6 BARTHEL, SISAM UYSR AND SCOURER, Ho 1 FSATGAL STE (Om me <=