Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1873, Page 3

" BOOKS, STATIONERY, a, MEDicAL BOOKS aT WARREN CHOATE & C9.'s, VEENON ROW, @ouxeR Texte STREET aND PEXN’s AVENUE LINERAL DISCOUNTS TO STUDENTS. CATALOGUES OF BOOKS AND CARDS GIVING HOURS OF LECTURES, RBSI- DENCES OF FACULTY, AND OTHER IN FORMATION DISTRIBUTED FREE ON APPLICATION. mm -R. Whitall. ND LECTURES: by Jas. Hamilton. s is'on THE BOOKS OF THE BIBLE; T WM. BALLANTYNE’S. serii'r 42% SEVENTH S*KEET, BELOW EB, Baberriptie aS E55) nas received mre and SCHOOL BOOKS aT TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT OFF FROM THE RETAIL PRICE! RICHARD B. MOHUN & CO, 1018 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, copS-tr Corner Nth street. 7 MINERAL SPR OF THB UNITEB oT. 2 pat AND CANADA on the prominent Spas of de Resorts, by George EB at SHILLING@TON’S ——— D eet and epg Porple aud Linen, novel, by B. Faweett, E f Modern, Life, by Mra Oupa Tyey ites of Hon. GV The Argunient at Geneva, before the Tri Arbitration under the Treaty of Washington, Widditicid’s New cok Book, or Practical pte for the Housew Book of Ser« —— )rnaments for Sign, Carriage, and Fresco Painters pes of Sand by the author of Woven of Many "rhres ads. + of Six Months Hence. uthiy for August, and ail the Piaving Cards, Paper and Envel ty iowedk prices, wholesale and re Binsk Becks open, at the ve tail BANKER “REEDMAN'S SAVI SAND TRUST COMPANY BANKING HOUSE, 1807 PES LVANIA AVENUB, (Oppesite U.S. Treasury.) * ALL PLOFY DEPOSITORS, as tnte- 12 t. per annum, NTZREST on Ose DoLLag and upwards, from OF Opes from 3a. m. toep. m. Wetuestes furs, (deposite only ,) 6% to 8 (AR ANAVER 1 Db. 316 SEV ans made, and A. ERERLY. V. Pres't 0B. PRENTISS,Casi’r. USE JH. SQUIRE & €O., PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, ® Wittagy’s HoTEL, HINGTON, D. 0 tr 1 HE NATIUNAL BANK OF THE KEPCBLT Band D streets.) FLOM 10.4 M TO M. - S BRADLEY. Oatitor EL Banker, €43 D STREET, ucar Seventh, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes OOL- LECTIONS, aod transscts all business connectad with Barking spi-ly _ STEAMER LINES. \ JV ASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BosTO D W ee ee —ae finan fine Iron Steamer Tee of 6 « THURSDAY, Landings. connect: the M. and M. Ii Freight sb-.uid be Lake, via Norfolk ae mie-tr ena ime With the view of diminishin my the Steamers of this Line will Specified course for all seaso: Outwart Passage from Qaeenst: O; York or Boston, crossing Mi fw ara Lae nothing to the north of 43. Homeward Pesoge, crossing the Meridian of & at 42 Lat., or nothing to the north of 43. jylé-4m co NARD LINE. THE BRITISH AND NORTH Sieetoan ROYAL MAIL SHIPS. BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. ROM NEW Y rot. 1) Bass £. #! Oatap: 13 | Parthia. “Beotin__.Wicd ct | abn ja___.Wed Oct yaa Steamers marked thus" do uet sengera. land Qneenstown, ‘3. Through’ Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, he Continent and for ° od cabin >. 4 Bowling Ni Broadway, HA FRANKLYN, Agent, New York. OTIS BIGELOW, Agent, OMich. 643 D street aovis ly orthwest, Was! zton, D. O. N= EXPRESS LIN * PHILADEL ERI ANDREA. 1. Va., WASH: NGION aN om BGETOWR, D.C. pay aud’ SAT. = pt Seoreetewn, D.0., TUES- Ad Fhilwtciphin with “Clyde's of steamers for Provideseey Boston and and States, No wharfage tn Boston by GF HYDE: agent for D. of O. c CLYDE ha Cg. an Philade!phia, » saree street Boston, Knox's EK: 603 Pennsy amer wharf will be an sn O HUTSIDE TINE, w rip Les ay Oe te phia every SATURDAY at 12 m. we GF. HYDE, Agent for D. cf 0. SLIN® OF STEAMSHIPS Barwe ON AND NEW YORK. # of High street, Gearga- Tat the corner of 17th strest aud New ork EF" Wreights detivered by Knox's Express. Or. st General Office, 603 Penusyl-ania ® st the steamer wharf, will be promptiy at- J. W. THOMPSON, President’ Notice oF “REMOVAL, CABO bogs leave fc customers and $s, pablic gon sraliy {forms ate araar to No. a0. ner ! } | | Laat al th a Aap a THROUGH BETWEEN Wi Sir camp, AND sap GuaNa or OF CARR. csoat FALL STOCK. NOW OPENING. re na apa gen a TRAIS, pei Zens san AER prep = i, spitrool “northeast at the a ‘th and = Boat Lam fs teave Washington 8:03 a. m, daily, ex- “Leave Baltimore at 9:15 &.m. dally, except San- “eave Yiewt Philadetphia at 12:89». m, dally,ex- ne ti Hew York até ™, daily, except Sun- iehenend Ea ae Washington at 1:13 p MAY Saiimore ot 228 p.m. daily, except San- Visave West Philedeiphia st tp. ms tye Rive et Now York at $:10p. m. daily except 7 eke Bzpress, loavo ses, at 9:08 pm L LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, | oy 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ARE NOW OPENING THEIR Fast Line, leave Now York at Arrive at Washington at 4:43 p. Kichmend Express, leave ‘New asta 3:15 p.m. Arrive at Washington at 11.08 - Dicat Express leave New York at 9p. m, Arrive at ‘aaiih jngton at 6:138 eng) are made in New on Soa New York, New H. for Fallroads, Neve Work Ocneral and Hadson River sail road, Eric Railway, and steamers on Hudesn Biver, Bove as low as by nd chetked at hotels and_pri- called Yor a ‘vert at the Ollowtag ember FALL STOCK wae teatoreens oa eraees where tickets and information exo be Northeast corner 13th street and P; east corner 6th street Station Baltinere aad Potomac railroad and B str cots. ‘ED. CHOICE AND ELEGANT GOODS. BALrooRE AND POTOMAC RAIL oF Deror Conner 6ru & Bsts.§.W. After August <a Fon trains will ran as follows TRIAS ERAN TEAS ARRIVE A) ASHINGTON. ui : .» New York ox ni ali dafly, ex- Sunday. ori we eat dally y Son ion Pong » Cincinnati ex- daily, except Sun- Dress Department. WE HAVE OPENED IN THIS DEPART- MBNT THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF p.m. » Oincinnall xx.” ress, daily, except Sun- cr pay ad, New York ws P im. Pacific Bxprese| ‘ily. Tras leaving Washington at 8:33 8. m. ‘8:50 5 = ’ ‘qumect at Boe wi ——— rhtseTboro, faving Bowie at 940 and ll a. . griving at Marlboro’ at 10:60 aod Ui: a. tm, and A} st Washington at 11:25 a. 33 and 8: connect at Bowie with trains Toaving Marlboro’ at 45 8, m. Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket OMce northwest corner of 18th strest and Pennsylvania Aveoue, northwest corner of th st. and Pennsylvania favenne, can have thelr baggage called for checked at hotels and residences to all points North pnd West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Oolum bus, Apdianapolis Laulevilie, 8t. Louis, New Or- pola Gulceaos Se mau auteoer 3 north, northwest, west, and sou a — E.L. DUBARRY, General Sap't. _¥.8. YOUNG, Gent esa’ Age 552-tt RIA & WASH- IN bEOR R, R. ALEXANDRIA & FREDERIOKSBURG B. B. Corner of B and Sixth Streats, Local Trains leave for Alexandria as fol! 6.7, 3, 9,30, 11,8. m , 12 nom, 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 67, g'a. ts saad? p.m. daily, all other trains daily’ exceyd Sandn al Trains f Baths Malye fom more, dai Serene York ELEGANT AND STYLISH FALL SUITS EVER DISPLAYED IN WASHINGTON, CONSISTING OF BLACK ALPACA DRESSES, at BLACK ALPACA DRESSES, at 15 00 BLACK ALPACA DRESSES, at. 16 50 SATEEN DRE! m Alexandria arrive plow. ~g | SS TER 2S WS. Ws, a.m, 1888, 13,48 < 333, 633, 5.88, 6 53,'7.33, S35 a trant oad from Aloxaddrie daily, ali’ other train daily nday yarked thus connect with trains on © mand Obio Re i. QUANTICO Accommodation leaves Washiftgton 1.40.8. m daily, except Sunday EAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond, leaves Wasbin Through tick SATEEN DRESSES, at 15 00 on 11.18 p. m. daily, "except Sunday: to all points South and Southwest for sa'e at Ofces, corner 13th street and Pennsyl- Vania avenue, and corner 6th street and Pennayl Factia avenue, where passar gers can loave onders for bi aes te Pied orton at all hotels and residences nto destination E. 5. YOUNG, Gent Passonger Agent, _jy34-tt pen AND es | etd BOA 73, trains will leave WAl aTON OITY a Boston, New York and Philadel Baltimore and Way 1 ointe... Kaltimere Fast Express, without sto} Baltimore and Way Potnt 127s) COLORED SERGE DRESSES, at..... COLORED SERGE REDINGOTES, at... 15 00 AND WE WILL OPEN (DAILY) ADDITIONS TO OUR STOCK IN THIS DEPARTMENT TILL IT IS REPLETE IN ALL ITS DE- Omeinnatt. *Seiuial cae except Saturday. Pottadelphin Express... Baltimore Way Baltimore. ~ — aes New York and Phiisdeipi ‘St. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus Be SUNDAY TRAINS. god war points—At and 8:10 a. and 8: Baitiacre without opeAt 7:30 a, m.,and 6 Thaine L LEAVE THORS TORE FOR WASH- At 6:15, 6:45, 6:50, and 1.35,38:20. 4,4 ON SC; TAIL&. Hosiery and Underwear De- partment yand Paine 4,5: eae FREDERICK, (via Main Gino.) and FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. Metopolian Bra Branch, at 6:40 p.m. exeom Saturaes FOR WINCHESTER Leave at7:53.8.m abd 4:60 and 6: + (except Sunday,) vie Metropolitan Branch road "Ou Satur- is rv G 11 be OUR STOCK IS NOW BEING RECEIVED | day aie aes 40 Via Metropo Leave Washington ai m. (except Sunday); arrive at Haroisonburg P.m., and Staunton early the same evening. YOR ANNAPOLIS, At6:48 a.m. and 5 p. m.; but not on Sunday, ¥Ou NORFOLK. At 1:40 p.m., but uot en Sanday. Ok POINT OF BOOKS / Amp INTERMEDIATB AND WE HAVE OPENED OUR FALL STOCK OF LADIES AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, AND WILL RECEIVE THIS FOR PITTSBURG. ¥ia Metropolitan Branch and Connellsville Route, Leave Washington at 7.5 @. m. and 9.45 p. Sleeping cars through to Pittsburg, ‘Through tickets ro the West can be had at Washington St: : OMice at all hours of ihe atthe Company's oMce, 488 Pennsylva. uo. Passengers purchasing tickets at the WEEK OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF UNDER WEAR. o the: ROR called for and checked att enh the depo! vat into the baggage car, For New mw ertinement te THOS. B. 8) LM. Our Glove Department ‘OONTE, 8. Several ‘Agent, Waskington. "THROUGH LINE 'W BEN WASHING’ t PHL UADELRIIA AND NEW eon | = Trains between Washington ai . York are new ron as follows, LEOR,NEW YORK, withont daily (except dundey) at ‘OR PHILADELP except Sunday) at NDA pty New key 9:18 p. ; shia uh tekeee Te "puiletslputas Wee Po, t to el Ly 4 iad at the Station Oftice af all houre otine jhe dar, imore and Oh! read ertisement for F ecedule between Washington, —— Ap HAGE. Master of < COLE Guneral Tic! te 0:8 ROONTEC eet Been I87Srennsy SBR ‘era novrl873 NORTHWEST, ghIMEt, sett. Amp sovrnwxsr. Washington., Balttmore........ 7.38 a.m WILL ALSO BE COMPLETE IN ALL ITS Shange of cars. a. 329 “end LINES. Men’s Department. OUR STOCK OF MEN'S UNDERWEAR, io pm HOSIERY, GLOVES, de, &¢-, ges on ita "Dou z ject note Ae 6 iconerys room Dey 'and ht Cars, with modern . ie Bena Wena sna onan WILL ALL BE RECEIVED THIS WEEK. 10.10 p.m. dail, TEA Raaotid sae AIMIGE Een ee Corner of 6th strect and venue, under Saves st ores oe Passengers 1 thts ofca oan oe a B. YO! See LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 683 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, N-dothil ad His cu RENE METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK. we 2etr AUCTION SALEs. FUTURE Day! anu. cares oF FTALCAnLE IMPROVED PROPERTY 0 TWEEN T AND U stk virtue of adecree e Say Court o ao cereal am McLean, is compiaia- ant, and Elisha Feiconert et aly are defeadante— 767, Eq. Dee 11—I will offer oat at panic 27 ce nt of memlace uy 6h ‘set Meet Se art of Lat No. 22, tm Saware ky a Beginning at's point on lith strect 19 feet hortheast corner of said lot Fy ee | SS oe mance ems een fons Sinches to Botiowe: from the x aan NE oantsts Frastee. tee LATIMER & OLEARY, Aucts. bly 3 COMBEQURNCE or THe Pati nts he ‘Trestee ie post] Wetter Sven beer oo WEbSEanAY, Perea att Aucts. THE TRADES, WNINGS io eee bd A — PUREE RIVATE BESIDE xD TENTS FoR OAMP RETINGS ¥ FoR SALE O8 By J, ©, HOGAN, Mannfactorer, 713 MARKET SPA’ Botwoen 7th and sh stroets, rhoor fwwino MaTEoIR. “Nugete AWNINGS, FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCES, HOTELS, PUBLIO BUILDINGS, MANUFACTURED BY M. G, COPELAND, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, OAMP MEETING TENTS and FLAGS bt ‘nga or rent. Pig i GAB FITTING SAND SEWER aye! attend. d to, on reasor terms, aS ee 3 ‘2d street . Specialty, TIS LINED P PIPE atwoyron bands os mah-tr LUMBING AND GAS-FITTING. ‘Those di tohave thelr Piambing and Gas- sitting done ina neat pd pe Hubetantial tuaauer ane Feasor terms, should lea’ orders 113 Pennsylvania avoune, Capitol Hill, ke margas" WM. ROTHWELL. J EB. TUBTON, 52 CARPENTER, BUILDER, AND OONTRACTOR. te o ri bit oraees Work apse “inher rt ged Jobbing, or Gon- Shop and O1 Sand iy iath street, below E st. northwest HOTELS. ALYSON'S HOTEL, No. 709 @ STRET, jet? ly Between 71H and 81H STREETS ‘HE IMPERIAL HOTEL, JAMES SYKES, Proprictor, Faontixe PENNsyLvaNia AVENUE, Between Wh and Vth Streets, dandy Wastineton, D. Y arene, the Ist of December, 1813, Permanent aad jent Boarders will find this House one of the esirably and most conveniently located houses ad, well lighted and all modern home ac The charges are low, but the ° wants and the com- fort of all gu provided for. ADS has determined to novl2-eoly C, © Witearp, £EBBITT HOUSE, apl-ly WASHINGTON, D. 0. J INSURANOE COMPANIES, YHE LYCOML Taint asce COMPANY OF PA. Total aesete June 1, 1873, § $57 Fire losses paid to June 1, 3873, rr ais ive the malty: third Annual Report, eV Ene ‘General A J nesskee eARI cetl-Im” Special Agent, 1017 M strect. pescne YOUR PROPERTY Fi balk) INSURA ANCE % OF WASHINGTON ANI DG Bi ade pele = ‘CoNGITRSS e535; ital and 8 000. tempt Mi pps ver Bani of Wannt thas Bon PANY Ca Directo ee Adams, President; ew Rothwell, Thos. parker A oh, Wilson, Wd, Wikoas FS, Waist Rivard Giarke, 8. Ores, 12... Wiiltam = ion James anes belles of ; Kean Pickrell, Edward Shoemaker, p Rshong + Oro} of een 0. me ‘Ho pomaeeaer W Bare. £. 0, Peersnns, « ive, S11 Tin smreets ope obs following scrong c tie fnsuranc: THE GERMAN AMBRICAR, Nee eS h 0 tal, 91,000 a) z WA, ue ROHARTS, 0 f 7 T= CORCORAS Fae INSURANCE OF THE DISTRICT OF OOLUMBIA, capita: Oreanized Apri 1st, 1873. 200,000, . No. 1429 PENN! oFFIO! eeca ebenne Ev aRiA s AVERUB yon Te LENMAN, Prosident, BBE, Vice! »,Vioe President, pee ae rock Stewart, Chas. A. James, Jas. L. Barbour, Bd hn T. tami teach Green, dobn Balley, A pan Ts bite rut sa oa ASSURANCE ‘Tho business of this Company bas for years been ar iatpar sfast this Convery uae in the world: ¥. HEYER, Generat Aoxnt, may33-1y 603 and 508 7th street. LIVERY STABLES. Congkees STABLES » STH SPRERT, Burwuen D Horves and Bu ngei@s’for Hir and ry reaki supply of good for sale ever: _0cr2 me oe (OHA KD V ‘Wr, Proprietor. }. OLCO: & SON - BOSE *t VERT ‘and SALE STABLES, Histreet, betwoen 18th aod 14th ste. northwest,(rear of the Epiphany Oburch nome ) Fine Oarriages of orsos and Buggies, Phactons, cv for Hire. Bpoclal stontion wala to ts care a f Board Y ing Horses. aecisiy some MNaeY A iting TABLES. STYLISH OABRT. te ACH MIN. dect0-Iy 2" treet nortnwoat APBESNG £S,—8. ORUIT, Jn. 8 bara Eta Barwa ‘Vian anv ish ' @ud for weene or REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Jean —— FRANK BABNUM. UAN BOYLE & Co., REAL EaTAT SUN OEN GTS No, 605 Isth street, opposi ite Ue PROREAS, gee SALB—A hapdsome HOUSE on I street, 13. A new large double HOUSE, corner 2lst and H. HOU! SE No 10 setts ave HOUSE No. 226 24 sirest cae tor eale or reat, forniebed or uufurnished, A COTTAGE in W : in, Several small HOUS! cash payments. We mained tatetes ea ie Clty for tale ow, Agares oF exchange for city s ise tons of the city for sale at low. ihgsienvon ener tata have several ve improved, on differe: or will exchange for productive improved Bromee ‘apas-tr 18 IS TO GIVE NOT, he subscriber has obtained from the Baprene Oourt of the Dis- trict — coeeies holding a speciai term, letters same, with the vouchers thereof, on oF before the 16th day of Septem! oiberwise by law be exctuded said estate, JOHN ARTHEL, STEAM DYEK AND SCOURBR, 114 Four. ‘South of Goiowlzation Staext, (One door AUCTION SALES. THis AFTERNOON. BY’ Bini er and Anctioncer, Bo aii? 61 Tth st., opposite U. BS. Post Office ate: mendes — TarS, and duly fecorded We Liber No. Lt Ean eae land records for the Dis- hereby of shal shail ater for seienat on 8. u iv luc guc- ton, in front tember 20th, srs at 8 o'ch: Wed be twenty-two, (32,) of Willi: m He ie Browue’e recoriad odivinion'cf ists market and I lettered * A" to H”” of Walter iccars cannon of original lots nam- bered one, ,) two (2) and twonty -two.8d,)insanare numbered three hundred and sixty-eight, (388,) to with the improvements thercon, consisting of Su el-gaut three-story and basement press-brick front Dwelling. This proj 18 sold subject to a prior incam- Drance of aeith interest. Termnol tahe: Vor tas cxventrvelistl over ould Incumbrance, $2.00, with interest at ten per cent from Februar) 21, and “ nse of ale, in cash, Dalance at six, twelve and eighteen mont oF prhich the nates of the purchaser to be giv-n ing interest day of sale, to be secur bys eed of trust u} athe ¥7_§20 deposit on we” Captance of bid. If the terme of bale are not com plied with within seven days after hue he property will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaaiting P . Com pan it pce ss aRW ATF Frustes. pis-d (Rep. T, Anct BF THE ABOVE SA = ALE, IS POSTPONED nti) THURS! Septes same nce DAY Ser GARSAWAY, Trovins, {Rep} J. SWEET, Auct'r. S7IHE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER Post pourd until FRIDAY. Oct: , 173, ane hoar a. GaSe Way Trntow SWEET. A TO-MORROW. Y LATIMER & CLEAK). BX UkRivocors and Meal Kitato Brokers, Southwest corner Penrsyiyania ave, aud ith'streei, Star Ofice Buildings. ATTRACTIVE SALE AT OUR AUCTION BOOM On SATURDAY MORNING, October 4. 1873, commencing at in front of our sates Oug French-piate, o'clock, we shall seli "ns it-framed Mirror, with Stand and Bracket. Striped Silk Re p, Red Silk, S riped, Green, Ri air cloth Parlor Suites (eutirely new). Boperior Lounges, #:veral Walnut Marble-to Marble-top Tables. Chamber Suites. Waluut Marble-top and other Bureaas. Walnut Wardrobes, Walnut Cane-seat Rockers Haig and Husk Mattresses, Feather Bolsters and ng Walnut Marbie-top Sideboard, Cane-seat Chairs Welnat snd Oak Extension Dining Tables, Glass ong ouney & ree. of ail *, Cs Stoo . LATIMER & OLBARY. Aucts. BY 22? DENGANSON DUWLING & OU., Ancts. and er 9th and D northwest’ STEEK'S SALE OF V. VALUABLE PROPER. THY ar AUCTION—FRAME COTTAGE AND ADJOINING VAUAN' LOT ON MONTGOM ERY STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. 0. By virtue of a deed of trust date4 Jaly first ea: fand recorded in Liber No. 721, folto "36, ot ul records of Washington ‘county, is jaimbia, and py ef the holder of thereby, 1 will eell at public auc tion on the premises, on BATURDAY. ‘Ostobor th, ‘clock, p.m, all that piece or parcel of Beall’s addit ame atthe southeast corner « side of Montgomery street uth seventy seven feet to Reuben Daw’s line, (130 feet from Veat street,) thence west one hundred and twenty feet to the west line of lot 254, thency north seventy seven feet, more or less, to the south line of lot 2it, thence east on said sonth line one hundred and iwemy fect to the beginnin Terms of sale as prescribed by dec $4,980, w cent, interest from July Ist, toge! her with the expenses of this sale; in tach, the Palance in 6 and 12 mouths, secured by notes and deed of trust on the property. Conveyancing a! purchaser’: cost. $20) down on the day of sale f the term are uit complied with within seven days from <al reserves ihe right to re. sell the property at the riak and cost of {he default ing purchaser. WILLIAM L. DUNLOP, Trostes, DUNCANSON, DOWLING &CO senate Nds Auctivae-rs. BY LATIMER © CLEARY Auctioncers and Real Es Per nsylvania tar Office B will sell at pob tion URDAY, 4 ‘clock p.m, lots 110 and 11 ia B. subdivisten of lots in square 675, with in. ect to two deeds of trust, > secure $3000, and th’ other dated January 31, 1873, t» secure $1.00), Th trostson the first named lot qre_ recorded ia Liber ‘ 108, folio 235, and Liber 705, f ‘The tro-ts on the Inst Bamet Liber 765, folio 233 and fullo 743, Terms: For amennt realizet $200, with interest at ten per cent. from May 14, 1573, with expense of sale in cash, and the balanc= in'6 and 12 months, for whi: 6 notes of the par- lay of gale and secured roperty will taken. Terms to be complied with in five days after sale, or the property to be re- sold at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser Conveyancing at the purchaser's ex peur AINA Trastee, nep25-dkde LATIMER © CLEARY: Aucts, BBX DONCANSON, DOWLING & CO, Aucts 9h and D streets northwest TRUBTERS SALE oe BLE IMPROVED RTY IN, THE, NORTH WESTERN are recorded in a. ) down on day of sale, THK CITY. ON BHODE ISLAND ay Hie AT AUCTION. rine of dood of trust to wry dated Jay if wot, 3 an duly recorded in liber cp ie one of the land records or ay comaty ‘ ington. and by reqmest of the party secured thereby Ri will al public auction, in front of BIDAY, October inchs at, 9 o'cl Hd of ground known of the plat ‘Wish aren city as fot Be a Oh man’s sabdivi- pg Jot four, (4,) to eleven, (11,) inclusive, in square 364, with igh'e, brie eileges, improve. stent abd appurtenances reto belonging and ap Terms: t ‘One-half cash; and the balance at at Raed months, with ten per cent, interest 9: deed of trast of property. Ag A deposit of $100 with be required at time le. on fatlare to comply wilh torms within five days after ealethe property Will be regold at risk of purchaser, with five da public notice, All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. ENRY ee NET Peues mM cacaEne Na't Trustees. a UNG ANSON, _DOWLING & 00, _sep0-dts {Ohron.J- Anctionsers Y LATIMER & Cus, mast earanr Ponuspivania sroves cnt’ 1ith oh or Pent ja avenue : Star Ofice Building. TEUETERS ong OF 1M, IMs nora & “TH STREET WEST. TWEEN ET NOBTH AND PU Bure 8 SPACE, ina weed y virtue of ‘cree of the Sapreme Qoart of the District of Columbia, passed ‘ause in which William McLean is com and Elisha Falconer et al. are defendants— None a, Equity Docket 1i—I wili offer for sale, at lic suction tp front of the premises, on satu Cub ay, u 7th DOK DI. cot as ree rea in the office of the Surveyor of Wrst t ten in Liber B, folio 103) contatned within following metestead boneder Beginning at the north east corner of said lot en 8th street west and ragniog thence west along the line of an alley 4 fet 6 inches wide, 21 f tt 10 inches ta hor alloy tn the rear of id 1 he line ofsaid last men- 4 feet 9 inc thence east 91 foot 10 iuches to: tbe dine of Bi ettect: throes woh along the line of Bth street 1d fect 9 inches to the Point of hegivning The improvements consist of 'w four- ry brick dwelling, containing # rooms, with bath One-third of the purchase money ceinequal instalments at G and 12 ich the purchaser will be required to months, for lve his notes, beating, interest St 8 per cont. per am, to bekecured by the Teceution of te tithe nti paid. $100 down when the Property is bid of Conveyancing at Tone OARUST, Siithen sepeeokds LATIMER & CLEARY, Ancts. a7 IN CONSEQUENCE Ji eog THE SICKNESS of the Trustee, the sale is postponed until THURSDAY, veto repas-eodde LATIMER & CLESBY. Aucta Y LATIMEE & OLEAR eer i Bits Brokers no and 1tb ‘iret, Star OMlce Building. TRUSTEE’S SALE ALUABLE IMPROVED gun UNIMPROVED PROPRETY In SQUARE ‘irtue of meee preme Ooart of her sists sent te Serres Soest eaose in which Willian | diene is plaintiff and Elisha Falconer + al. are dofendants—No. 207. AT wilt offer Yor sale at pubis sus: the ie eat 7 Soptotbers WS. ato vcisct i be follow! 8 How. 9 and 10, in x operts 8 horns ceva sion, ‘of lots I7 and 8, in square No isa Bash of those’ tots is improved 'by sub Santial 2etory brisk dwelling, 2 ntainiog 4 rooms. tect € inches on ‘Hatin 5 btrect, betwsen 13 baad ry ier reser ars feet to an alley 80 feet cash; balance in equel jnaaeet at a8 and 4 ce month: ‘with interest ‘at 5 to be sesured by the retentic Bret eeel paid C ‘Conveyancing at Darchaser re «9100 down on otha: scptcokde = LATIMER Bs7-1N CONSEQUENCE OF the tee sale is AUCTION SALES, BU STUGE sortheeat orate io ant D streets LARGE aND & ve SAB FOB The 2 ea % aoe | Paeceeaaes iemory Make: we eball oil in frtat of ear euction-rocme reral assortment of Housebold BY rank ® War, ‘Auctioneers. SALE - MISOELLANEOU monponeeate seaman culver, Toe: SATURDAY MORNINGS ee 18 wv cock, s large Lt Tatecel Qneons and as Corn Secchi bb: Store closi and Plated ociS-1t* v& WILLIAMS, Auct 1, northw. jest coruet ith and D ate. SALE OF HOt USEHOLD. FURNITURE, CAR zs aT av OTION on Sar Chpay' Oct bora Yelock he eg sel, a oor auction rvoms, ll elected stock of farniture,c nsietiag in o Marble top Chamber Suite, 10 pieces On- ban .-ome Truffed Parlor Suite One bxrdeone Black Walnat Sideboard. Painted B deteate, Bureaus, Washstanis, tig Beoves, Pipes, & Ki clea Uverail hn (B =e Site & WILLIAMS, Aucte L + Auctioneers. TOOL, uorthweat coPuer 1th aad D ste, FRIDAY. the 10°h inctant at o'clock p.m . Tsellat the Brick Yard tnnd south, in sqamre 7) 1’ Wheelbarrows, of greeu Brick ( absut On “Terme: One-third cash: b jance in 3 and 6 months, for approved endo' ted w ng octs-dade EEN 8 WILLIAMS: ucts Y LATIMER & ULEAKr, B Auctionsers and Beal Bstate Brokers. Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud enth street, Star Office Buildings. "3 —. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK, RE- ae 20ru STREETS NOBTU- Porkius 1. are defendants bei cance No “3.900, Exuity Docket 12, the undersi will offer for sale upsn the premises, on TAU SPAY, the 24 day of Octo- Jock p,m; tue following deecribed re pony y to wit. rt of} ot number 9, in square 119, ning at # polat on Peansyivania avenue W feet cast from the worthwest corner ofeaid tor, thence castwordly along Pennsylvania avenue 28 feet 6 in ches, thence sonthwardiy at right angio with said avenue 88 feet to the tine of lot 7, thence west along said line 36 feet to the ot 9, thence northwardly along said wast lins 63 fost to the place of beginning, together wish thy improve ments consisting of a thi ry brick store and Ning. This property ‘well’ located and is a de- sirable investment. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, of which $24 must be paid at time of sale, the remainder in eqaal ins: aliments at one,two of sale; the deferred ps ofthe purchaser, Dearing interest at S$ por cent. per annom, anda lien upon the property. If the chaser fail to comply with the terms ee cy after sale the property may bo res sid w od cost. Conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. 45.5 { Trastoos sepia “yAriman « CLEARY, Aucts, 7 THE ABOVE SALe IS_ POSTPONED nuti] MONDAY, October 20th, I573. By order of the Trustees oct ed LATIMER & CLEARY. A oct i Y LATIMER & OL Real Estate Bro! Southwest corner Penna. " Star OMice Building. ays 3) VALUABLE STREET, Be AND G NOWTHEAST. CaPltOn 116x100 FRET 10% INCHES ot seaeernse mt Septe oe “2 4 duly recorded’ in liber W I the wel records ‘toe hing 1 of: lot numbered equare numb fronting 49 fe rwith the imp ivided into three (3) lots each 16 fee ches by 16 feet 10% inches, and will be sold sepa- One-third cash, of which $50 on each lot must be paid down on Cay of saler Weiouce m equal payments at six and twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser will be taken bear tog interest at the rate 8 percent. per annum, in- terest parable eemi-annuslly until peid, to be se- cured by deed of trast on property Convey- ancing and recording at purchaser’ If terms of sale are not complied with in «ix days after sale the trogtce reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of defaultin, =u or. MANE Trustoo. HOLT; sepl9-dads LATIMER ‘© CLEARY, Anis, S¢-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until MONDAY, October 6th: 1578,same bour snd place, of the Trustee. cod dade. “UATIMBR & CLEARY, Ancts ¥ GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Axctioncers, B ‘No. 1001 Northwest loth and D'strecte TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALU BLE IMPROVED CORCOBAR sthett. BETWEEN 1 thraND i lara Ad 161 STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trast, dated January and hemp in Liber 709, folio 15, of the laud records of Washington city, District of Columbia, and by direction of the holder of the note peered tBereby, we will sell e& ‘pablic auction, on the premises on MONDAY, the 13th day of Octo- ber, Is78. at 4 o'clgck p. maevall those piers or cels of hed | In the city of Wesblogton, Dd. ¢. known aud designated as lots 100, 101 and 102, lots 28 and 25, in Chipman’s, Bxtey and Bic! par- vad trustece subdivision of square 24), the three first- pamed lots French roof amproved by tw) two-stor} asement Brick Dwellings, fc of Corcoran street; and lots 3 by simtiar dwellings on the north eet, each of said lots having s front of lepth of 90 fext to a ten-foot alley. rms of sale: $6,000, with ten per Cent. inter from July 254, 1078 togtiher, with the expenses this sale, in cash; Balance in ed by notes and deed of trust on ti 300 cash when the Peon Te is struck off. Conveyancing At purchaser's cost. If the terms of sale are 1 complied with within five days from sale the Trus- tera reserve the right. 20 resell the propeuty of tee Fisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, B.A DANIELLE, { Teustecs. _fepsi-ddds GREEN & WILLIAMS Ancts, ¥ DUNCANSON, DOWLING & OO., Auct’rs, Corner %h aud D strocts ‘northwest. TEeUSTERS SALE OF Pens ES ee! IMPROVED PERTY aT OTION — TWO-STORY Flas onbind.os oura Se STRSES, st Wrst. WITH ADJOINING LOT. Ry virtue of a deed of trust, dated September th, 1572, and recorded in liber 694, folio 239, of @ Tand records of Wesnington comaty, District of Columbia, and by direction of the ter note secured thereby, wi , boing. sad ill sell at fc anetinn, on the Premises, on MONDAY, Octo Oth, 1873.0 4 o'clock p. m., all that piece or parcel of ground in Washin = voity knowa and described as original Jot number feur (4), in square south of square li. ‘erms of sale: $2.00, with ten per cent. interest from March Ith, 1573, together with the expenses of this sale, in cash; bi xd 12 months, se- cured by notes bearing interest and a deed ef trast onthe property. §200dowa when the property is If the terms of sale are not complied in five days from sale, the trustees reserve t to resell the sad atthe risk and cost faulting purchaser. eee yp. { Trasteos. neu-td pundunine DOWLING € CO., Aucts, ¥ B.B. Seale rand Aneto "i No. 729 7th street, between Gand H. Te SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PERTY ON THE NOKRTHUBAST CORNER or vt AND EIGHTH STREETS NORTH- e: wy ya geass of g deed of trust, dated September Mfotio 260, sae and recorded io ber No. trict Oat Gotambin, — ‘ords for he Dis- and ion of the party secured, Twill veel Sep at pe aactiogs in ros r 6th, 1573, at 3 Pm wiht Tallowtng’ ‘described estates neste in Phe elty 0 Washington: District of Sonenbias Reowrs and Gescrtore en et re corded eubdlvision-of original. lot aumbeved three, (3,) in square nom! four bandred ed and twenty: isi, (438) fronting on north Ht running along the ‘aoe weat eighty - five (38) feet, improved by brick building, used as a carpenter sho Terms: Que-third casb; balance in 6 and 22 months, yable sem{-annuslly, with interest at 10 per cent. i? for which the parchaser witi be ry sied to give bis Promisory notes, ands: led of trast on ibe property. a Geporit of @1n0 winks required on ¢ay of sale. “All conveyancing at the purchaser's coat, Ifthe terms of sale are not compited with in ten days the trustee reserves the right to resell at the rise and cost of the defau'ting purchaser, after Steet ‘or five days in some lished in Washingon city, DLO. oO sept2-cohds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. si EDW. OLABK, T. 5, OBO88,J2 EDW. CLARK & CO., LUMSEB, WOOD AND COAL, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &., &e, bewspaper pub- See ooo lass when she on her bonnet. He says that when there isa knock at the door he Roce at once, but his wife, on the contra- Fy, Gacuiates, “Mercy, Joseph. who's that?” jashes for the ing-glass the first thing. a ware , ationmated man, with = countenance of sitting on an ended trunk, swinging Oppcsite him, on another treak, 7m ares. sized man, exacting th ashort cigar. The dong mony © ny ue thin man, and the thin man, nder the impression that he might hear im td advantage, looked at the large man. ‘large man drew forth a trek ol cigar, and sioutiy extended it to the thin man, whereupon the thi! man jumped briskly down to accept It, and tne man deliberately — it in bis own mouth, —— as deliberately applied the lighted stub to its end. Then the thin man got back on his trunk again, and stared very bard at the large man. —It struck an Essex-street young man that it would be a good idea to present his young lady's father with & box of cigars, and thus establish @ precedence over the Was seeking to mgr rty by telling him i aughing in an absuraed the old party's stories. very glad ot the cigars the box is bronght the “other youn, suoke them togeth while talking and ia hing more absurdly thi ever before. The Essex-street young man first grated his tecth, but lea ning that that sure sign 3 worm + abruptly dropped eo oan The ol ge nd San Tar Jixxyvromne. Your looked so much alike that the neighbors cou! Mrs. Diaz tells in Our Folks a comical story of two twins, who not tell which was Jimmy Joknny, and so called them “th And this is the account of one of their fanny “ways.” When the Jimmies were littie dling things, just beginning to constantly falling down, tippy cradle or bumping their heads together; and Mrs. Plummer found that the best way to stop the crying, at such times, was to turn it into kissing. The reason of this is very plain, In crying, the mouth flies open; in kissing, is shuts. rs. Prummer was a wonderful woman. She found out that xbutting the mouth would stop its crying, and to shut the month she con- trived that pretty Kissing plan, and at the first sound of a bump would catch up the little ted- dlers, put their arms around each other's necks which wae immyjohns.”* and say: + Kies Johnny, Jimmy! Kiss Jimmy, Johnny!” It was enough to make anybody langh ‘to see them, in the midst of a crying spell, run toeach other, their cheeks still wet with tears, and to see their poor little twisted, crying mouths try to shut up into Scar Pray.—Nothing can be more erw and nothing more foolish than to place children where they must be dressed every day in fresh and fashionable clothes, and their freedom to play curtailed for the sake of appearances. hat childhood m ds is perfect freedom among —freedom to romp, to make wud-pies, to leap fences, to row, to fish, to climb trees, to chase butterflies, to'gather wild flowers, toKve out of doors from morning until night, and to do all those things that mmno- cent and healthy childhood delights in, im cheap, strong clothes provided for the pur Exactly that which childhood needs, ma Mood ard womapbood need—pertect liberty pertect carelessness. So, whether the dweller by the sea go inland for his summer play, or the pt of the ink to the sea, he uid seek some by taone devo- ted to fashionable display, and employ his time in unrestricted communion with Nature, and in those pursuits and amusements which, ut let or hindrance, perform the office of recreation.—Seritn rr vor BALt nig bit of chemical news # s 1 a Paris letter to the Turf, Field. and Farm. It describes a discovery related ata score sion of the Paris Academy of Scien: 13th of last June. The discovery is that hydro- en, hitherto in real~ ty & combination of two elements, one of which is nine times as light ax hy and twenty- five times as light as ordinary illiminating gas. The new element is called abaron, meaning weightless, It will not burn, extinguishes fan is without odor. taste, or color. Thi is M. Lebarre, a well-known Fren: And Iris discovery was not an accide result of a 8¢ intluence of tiated, upon tremendous lit of abaron will render possible the employmont of metallic t pable of resisting all strains and shi also of preventing the escape of gas by @xoe~ amoris. Not long ago, had a most favorable to enter a business house in this large increase over his present with prospect of soon getting a place in the firm. His recommendations were first- class, and the officers of the institution were decidedly pleased with his appearance. They, however, made him no proposals, nor did they etate their favorable impressions. A gentle- man of this city was requested to ascertaim where the young man spent his evenings, and what class of young men were his associates. It was found that be spent several nights of the week ina billiard room on Mai — and on Sunday afternoon drove a hired into the country, with three other you pods. He is wondering why he dido’t herr from the house concerning that coveted position.—Spring field Tnion, Rick Prpprxe.—One quart of new milk, on® cupful of seeded raisins, two-thirds of a cupful of rice; keep it hot in a saucepan on the back part of the stove for two hours, or until the rice softenough. Then add one quartof milk, one cupful of sugar, and when cool enough, two eggs (the yolks and whites beaten sepa- rately until they are frothy), a piece of butter the size of 8 walnut, and a very little salt. Mix carefully, $0 as not to break the rice, and bake about balf or three-quarters of an hour, ——— S27 The members of the New Orleans fire de+ partment have christened a new engine after the bandsomest young lady in town, whose “flames” are pumerous. 87 A strong effort is being made in Massachu- setts to induce Governor Washburn to pledge himself, in case of re-election, not to sign any bill modifying the existing prohibitory liquor law. &7 The power of love receives a striking ilius- tration in the case of the Milwaukee girl who knocked her lover heels over head down a flight of stairs because he wanted to stop kissing iong enough to get a good long breath. S7-At the execution of James Connor, at Kirkdale jail, the Tope broke, and the wretched man fell to the ground. +I stood it like a brick,” he said, “and t ought to let me free.” The hanging, however, was effectually performed the second time. a7 Keterring to the subject of a New York preacher's sermon, last Sunday evening much are you really wort! e Christian Keg- ister presumes that ‘towing to the prevailing financial panic, many of his hearers were unable to give a definite answer.” 87 Miss Edmonta Lewis, the colored scnip- tress, is in San Francisco, and the colored resi- dents are planning some manifestation mo eo teem toward her. The p: them to buy one of her works of art bat she rift of wen~ timent is in favor of a graad banquet whereim ail may partake. MABRIED DAY—PALMER. Lg crane, Sept. 20, ey Rev. ——- Wilson, at the parsonage, er and ¥ ireintn exenue southenst, ‘ashington, D of Oth FuARCIS Ee. DA AY to Miss ELLA AL MER, bot! ~“ jer. €. RODGERS Davins . Mead- or, Oct. 2d, BEV! 0 D: . of AN a4 dria, Va., and SOPHEONTS. z. Davipsos Washington, D. 0 THORN. oom S. On the 23 Satta by the er: Bather W rE D @. TH NETTIE allof Washingtoe. No cards, * DIED. CAMPBELL. a a suene inst., Mrs. BACHARL years. Oatves ead Beet of tbe famil: woes jatives aud friends are rey to attend the funeral from Church, corner, lth and KisrocisyBunaay at Block ————— R 'uARD F. wan Undertaker, (Successor to HARVEY & MARRY) No. 934 F Sraenr, between Minth and Testa. MBTALLICSO) JAL CASES AND CASKETR RICHARD w, Banken, Cabinet Makerand Undertaker. 612 E.eventn Stxexr, near F. FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS(MADE ANB KEPAIRBD, ead Dre POWDERS warranted [@ Weta, » package. Hye