Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1873, Page 4

a = — Senater Summer Serenaded. EVENING STAR. | «wm COLORED FaurLe oF 118 visTaicT wat- | GEORGETOWN. OITY (TEMS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. monnnaw aan, |e ES BECPONSE IH FAVOR OF | SyiciDE ny Hanoino.—About 1) o'clock this PLAtERU Sats PKOM $1 TO 810, BY ceank cn ‘Auctioneers. THIs AFTERNOON. _______ Fo-monnO Ww. ‘SUESDAY............ December 2, 1873-_ UAL Bit morning Mr. John Whelan report: 1 at the sta- Plated Bracelets from $2 to €2), ” + |The ae eke eae as Trou-howse that while hunting, this aorning, on Plated Chains, $10 $13, SPECIAL AND PRKEMPTORY SALE - WARNER, Sey ‘Bree SAUL GO Auctioneers, | sembled at his residence, near ylington, the farm of Henry Kengla, near this city, he det Sets and Bracelets, $2 to $16, nis Saeeee oier ete mn TR9 Ne ere te eek ee | See, 900 ene Son te ae " LOCAL NEWS, | in Oe eee ere cae ye gine fund a man nanied Jobn Wiloa vanging by | Kor holiday presente. new atries, recaivad at | HMMs y wORNISG te ST “et | Now, neylvania ave., cor. 9th et, a - 8 x the neck to @ tree, dead. The co-ouer was at | Prigg'’s jewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylvana jwctocks Nev FATS 0 S108 FRAME Amusements, 4c¢., To-nig! ner, accompanied by Mr. Sella Martin and sev- gnee notified and will examine ths body before | avenue, pint Bh 44 and eth streets. by ahraeds We Tosa MAB soe aud every morning and evening antil ali E- ee Wd. al: the stock d@ fixtares ta the remsed the Senator, congratulating }y.tcher, aud Adrinking man.anttormetin | | T0Meer TmE TorCUAe EXrNoTATION, Tam me ee ee welcot Ford's Opera Howse —Mr. J. H. Stoddart in | ae the porch, when Mr. it is removed from the tree. Wilson was @ “Strnggle for Life. Martin | POSITIY: T WALNOT FER. TRE PE BTe ¥ him yn his restored alth, a ny ” now offering # cash discount of ten per centam Notions, Fancy Goods, Trimmings, Hosters, RN % expat! Pheater—Maggie Mitchell in “Fam | fim back to the ok Ms eticial labors. Werday ioruing about I clon bat ashe Souq | in-ail departments: ‘ . ‘ Growers ree tot Millitery Goda attrae | ber 3, commencing Soden . Mr. Sumner replied as follows: : : ~ tad oe | Fine Ready-made Clothing; mubss P-rfam ry, Ladies? Undei ae ° sroome,e large and PH crate — Kate Fisher in“Mazeppa; | "Iam touched by this manitestation of regard {f ducPuly away Ma absence did not Fine Furnishing Goods; Sicie ees Prewere, serkece, Rais Hoste, | Sete of areltures t9 cover edvances and or, the Wild Horse of Tartary.”” | and sympathy. But allow me tosay most sin- [ony midren. 7 Fire Garments to order, and Aine, a front of the premises, on TUBS: | Lincoln Holl.—Harriet Beecher Stowe in se- | cercly, cannot claim any special merit. | “Grain Trape.—The schooners Kitty Ann, | Fire Woolens. A fine stock of Watches, Olocks, Chains, Rings, | DAY, Decemt i, 173. at 4 o'clock p.m the | Forty sets of Waingt Ohamber Farnitare, Balti lect readings. 1 have acted always at the prompting of con- | mary Ann and Thomas P. Morgan all arrived One Price Only—with a cash discount of ten | Buttons, Studs, avd a general riment of gute, im the city — ‘ Orchestrion music at No. 463 Pennsylvania | science, and could not have done otherwise. | to-day from Alexandria with 5,100 bushel: such as are asually Kept ia a first class varicty and could no redone wheat Per cent. Hoatevieec | Gee Tetvearcuee: | "Oras es, I cou! e honored com- ore 6, a, No. Tth si . @ avenue. Besides, forget for Hartley & Bro. The sales two-day were 6,500 Arse, One bands a ee monwealth which sent me here, with the com- pushels wheat at $1.75 asl s7. AS LONG as the pe. For Twe Show-cases, lot of Oromos, Glassware, &c. | One bes cone 4 Locals. | ee "er ip Sar een i . - | the relief of Consamptives Dr. Bull’s Cough We =a moet apectfally invite iadios and m part « * y three, tog | Hon. John Hill, of New Jersey last evening | Scould Fave been rebuked Syrup is highly recommended. Lt posseases re- | Sup et te ater gy) thie Bale ioneave, ith the tmprovewents, consisting of a two eee eerie te een | eamnacian, bat byt ‘he liberty. br do at Phd ALEXANDRIA, Biarkable if aling qualities, and has effected Se frame dwelling in front and s frame adie ee siee dt the Alun! of Georentnrn | Massachusetts, one of whose standard-bearers! | Deatas im Fainrax Gounty.—On Satur- meds ster boson trees Gaon ee Auctisucersand Beat rokers, February 1, 1813, 10 dey of sale, and expouns cf sale | Mani lenney eidetoued anoe mere ne. corner of 100h.a0a E eereotn palit the Sryreesionet my ianks | =o day morning last, Mr. — Payne, a eens | Scone orivelguears. Southwest corner of Pennapinania erenue and Blev- | in cash; balance at ais and twelvemonths, forwaich | Mtegercs,| ss tt od P close, Ly uu face to face on | uunty for the last ten years, died at | “ hela a aaies. & poxer on “<Paycho'ogical Medicine” was read, | thig amiable errand | am eexboldensd te awell | Ci,Amrrax county for ae his home near Fails church, trom consumption, “Triep arp Tave.” ! the notes cf the purchaser, Bearing interest from | em shich there was an interesting discussion. | What words of con- | wen.-K SanBu - day of sale, and secured by a. deed of trust on the creditors and trustees of George Mat- | Th colored fellog eiteees oy ean premented £0 | aged about 60 years. Mr. Payne was long | fidence and trust ar- these! Itiswhat manya | V2L!-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FORNITORE AT e, in readings from ‘(Uncle Tom"s Cabin” and other of her famous works. The Cor sy SS Ps ae Lye? aly wit | met my colored fellow citizens ot Washr known, in Washington, D. C., as a carriage | poor sntterer can say of Helmbold’s Buchu. It On FRIDAY MORNING, December 3th, Sten inte te Som Smey met, Deeterday. when the former were | "Your position is peculiar and most fmportaut, | known, 12, Wa | lette oniy reltante medicine of thore terribis | Ch. 194 cmentcn tte ator mbar ah | ve ftermecf sale ore oe complied with in coven is worth $100,000 over and above all Habilitice | fT YOu are placed on a hill so as to be an Nr. Samuel Birch died at his home, near the — diseasesof the kidneys and urinary organs. Be- | 707 sch street, between @ and H aorthwe: daye,the Trustees reserve the right to resell at the Mis. E. «J. Parker, an estimable lady and well | ¢24™ple throughout the country. Our colored | viliace, at 4 o'clock last evening, after along | ware of counterfeits, The genuine bas the Hoy She gall soll an éxcetient collection of HL nd cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five known sciress, died at her home, 1u this city, | £HOW-citizens elsewFere, counted by millions, | jite, in'the S5th year of his age. private proprietary stamp of H. I. Holmboid. | Biagk Walnut PerlorSnite, upholstered in blue rep, SLE and fe he Dae RemePe: | Suiews last evening. Mr. Parker. who in Rich: | Wl be encouraged or depressed by what is done | pxa’s AvcoMPLIcas.— Che examination of | Full directions with each bottle. For sale by wade by Kirby. ar y | Dees publlebed tm Weshington city 1D 0. | charzes, Pe mond, was iclegraphed for, aud reached, hi Satyr tae soos nee | ee ee el eae eerece Hauicion | sib arnggiots. e038" | Walnut Chamber Furattare, PRILIP-A DABNEILUE.( Tramees. |p, Alte. 8 later lot of cxcetiont Second-hand Furot tay . yo mada , and, . aiding Young in the murder ot Frank Hahn, —— airand Husk Mattress, ve ae sore Sur conve Files bedside just about one minute before she | “dressing on you.” If you are earnest. and | Will come off on Satu.day next, when, wuen, if | Waatsen Stairs, at Hamilton & Pearson's, | Braunie ee Srpets, ROnH Sones ___3.5- COLD W Bika Biles | ee ee eae breathed her last. : ¢ | United they will be earnest and united. If you | the Washingtor officials fail to appear against | Y. M. ©. A. Building. vot | | Er eravings and Chromos. BY FOS IN 3. sweet, ws (Sen Chr. Gap. & Rep} To-night the last opportunity ix afforded of | insist upon crowning reconstruction by a ne- | them, Dave will be discharged and Josh will |p ai o Ornaments, Loc king-glaskos, Ren! Ketate Broker and Auctionser, Rearing the renowned authoress, Mre. Harrict | tional statute declaring complete. equality be. | (Lem, Dave will b chain gang, where he was | _,TH® Vexenance Ancnpeacon Scott, Shades, Byrd Oage and Sleigh, 9-1 72h street, opposite U.S. Post-Omive, fore the law; in other words, that e Dunham, Canada East, «ays that he suifere Kitchen Requisites, &o ovr J » WEDNESDAY rywhere in | serving a term at the time of his arrest.—Seah- gee er Ba from 1) e anty= . ‘Terms cach. LE OF VALUABLE UNIM 5 wr ties tt everything regulated by law, there éan be no | ne. jast-v-ning. | from Dyspepsia more than twenty-five years, | Terms LATIMER & CLEARY. Avct LaF e BLE UNIS uvestied for from the Exchang Beading will be at Lincoln Hall on aid of the | discrimination on account of color; if you insist |" {ys ne ate Contectows Orrice — | but that three works’ use of the Peruvian ae a — hAURT. BETWEEN NaN S| Soldiers’ ard Sailors’ Orphan Home—a worthy benches ‘ovmprehons “= : . se | Syrnp (an Iron Tonic) has benefitted him so ¥ LUTTRELL & 00, Anctionecrs, on ; ; \ eo | pe ager ye enh oe, — On Saturday ‘ast Mr. White, the collector of in- | SUrmn (an, Iron onic) has hark poreuaie O17 Loulensave beth ani thew. ww. | § is TH CITY OF | 3 : , ure, whic e essential supplement ani com- | ternal revenue tor this disirict, again too der’ J perenne esas enn he Great Falls Fishing cluh last night elect- ; - head | himecif of the realty, and people who know 8! : ; 6 dend of trust, dated 4 the foliowing officers for the enauing year: plement of all other measures, then will eur | session of and reoccupied the rooms in th y, P TRUSTEES \LUABLE IMPROVED ff + sg " r, | Colored fellow-citizens throughout the country | tom nouse building formerly occupied by bim | Bim are asto Legis 4 RT} Spe mat Ever, | do likewice, and ao being united you will be | aehivofice. He vacated the Fooins about @ | Larrone Sroves—-Parlor Sam and Light: | QU SINTRENTH AND M STRE Ps NORTH heard, and allow me to say will prevail. month since in consequence of a notice from | ning Heaters.” Hundreds of testimonials, For WO SMALL TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL. The past has its lessons. ish you to re- | Judge Underwood—who at that time haviag | sale at Hamilton & Pearsou’s, Y. M, C. A ‘ member that opening the street cars here was. jett Mr. McVcigh's house and moved to Waste | Building. e:% Nrtue of m dood of trust dated October 10, ie) Charles L. Wheipiey. presi vice president; fheodore Friebus, secretar Samuel Brereton, treasurer; L. Oppenheimer, Joseph Phillips, and Charles L. Wheipley, ex ecutive committee. shed at the change 6 82 and duly recorded tu liber 69% {the land ree. NORTHWEST CORNER ware, &e.. WM L WALL & CO NOTICK —All persons interested ty the ab Sill come forward be Do clock on da kery 6 Terme cash, of the party secured ther © anction, in fi the | followed by opening them in other piaces, so ington wanted them for his private ofice—a vi and duly reeorded in Liber No. 167, | that the battle here was fur the whole country. | rented rooms of Judge Underwood in Mr. Me- | The admission to testify here was the prelude coor clothe it dep tte will be forfoited and «om theiraccount. WML. WALL & co = e = rs of Ladies’ Fui Tre Orexinc oF THe NATIONAL THEATRE =e + ia square number Hen 1 Z | ington’ county,in the D) ity B50 9) One Fit Concort ¢ Gatien & Veigh’s house in which to transact the ness 3 ‘Gus Bich cash, together with t . ; ae jast evening was a very brilliant spectacle. | to admimion everywhere. The equal franchise = i | —-- o- Sud at request of party secured Makers. Rosewood once Le | to ad - e of his office; but Mr. Mullett, the supervising | t . 7 plc wnctiony tn front. of Melis ie expenses of the sale; balance in rn. eae sear atione Of the Honse are exceedingly + here was the precursor of that univeraal meas- | architect of the Lulied Stata, having decrind | _ GAS!—The best gas-burn ever Invented $08 | Sites Lester oe! SAORERAT eee: 1 Re | seatawith inteea i3 WML WALL & CO, Apots ati and tasteful, the colors harmonize well, | ure by which the right to vote was declared in- | that tha CS disurint cone Cate be teenie | saving, and inereare of light; hundreds of te Dy is, at 4.30 p. revel tees Gertata areata num, payable sen 20) wl eencite at | RY PUNCASSON, DOWLING & CO, Ancte the light is good, and when the seate are filled | dependent of color. It now remains that you | more room in this city than heretore, Mr. Waite, | Mmoninls. On exhibition. : cela or lots of grouna Ying and being ie Waehie purchaser's cost, A deponit of $200 will be required Scotheast Coruer #b and D streets vorthweat with a fashionable audience such as thatof last | should be assured by law in the enjoyment of | us stated above, has reoccupied lis oid quarters, | 04 Hamuton & Peanson, Y.M.C. A. Bdg. | ton city, in said District and knows as Intern When the property Fe TEER. | ASSIONRE'S SALE OF Ta a might the effect is very tine. The patrons of | equal rightsin education, in travel and gen- | and Mr. McVeigh’s house has by tented by Wierd AVaLue tele, liding more elegant red hincteen 19) and sixty-four (64,) in sy ALBERT F_ FOX, Trestocs ‘OF JACUB RAMSEUBD BORD OF coy Se ne ea eee eee anion duty some | erally fa the pursuit of happiness, and here also | judge Uuderwood to other parties. i | init tttings than its immense new hotel, “The | Cordiug t. Win. Bodine reed tsa cial pea; | Rovmed B.J-SWEET, awt, | Town D Gn aha : of the kinly-remembered and popular officers | the key note must proceed from Washington. A Mcxogrer’s Fuseat.—The faneral of | Windsor.” The names of Hawk & Wetherbee, | sguareras the suine le rocorhel teehee surveyors ¥_GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionen = 3 UY EDNESDAY MORNING, Decembor $f the Old National, among them ¢ er, mind the | 4, 0ne Word more. It is not enough to hav> | Henry Young, colored, the murderer of Habu, are a guarantee of its excellent aupecintende office of aid District in WF. folio 70, April B, 1364, | [DY PERN oorthwest corner lock ent bp 'stroste. 3.153, commencing at 10 'clocs, Twi wil Buckingham ae principal doorkeeper, and the | these assured by state laws. They must be | hung in Watkingion oh Fridey, toot place ted not only for New York, but for travellers from | tegether with the improvements thersom, e101, eat oon I. ff tue “auction rome mb 1 equally courtcous Jameson in charge of the | placed under the safeguards of a national stat- | the Ronse of hic’ mistress in Bronte eae APS fis Be a 4 ere of sale: One-third cash, of which $20 mast | TRUSTERS’ SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON cratered sack of Gloves, Re of Jacob ushers. President Grant occupied a private , all sections of the country. be down on day of sale; balance 2 : amsbure @ Sens, and wame in part, —— bh Ls ute, reaching into every state, ao that all shall | in this city yesterday morning. [t was thought ——e ald down on day of sale; Bélance tn. equal par setae tHE ISLAND. Buckskin Gloves aul Gmantict Pere tae coneaie mate nnd Coverner Shop | be slike in rights, whether in Massachnectts or | there would be a croed athadiag ote Give | Gas-amarixe Stovit, all sizes, suitable for | wentaat six and twelve months from day of sale, By virtue of cortain deeds of tr . e a ith interest at the rate of eight per cent. per an- Carolina, in New York or New Orleans; : : ver- | heating bathrooms, il hhall- , or the | loudly enlien for “aud ueatly and eriaoy osor South nN hacks, wiih the hearse, and about twenty per. ating bathrooms, small hall-rooms, or the Untiuished Buckskin Gloves a num, for whieh the notes of the purctaser Will be ; c 1 on o> eacher | largest public . The " as said cnamie. ‘Tbe opening arene was read by such a statute will be the capstone of recon- | song were all that took part. A colored preacher | largest public halls; ‘The only inodorous. gas. | Bat Mtation Buckskin Gloves and @auntiot vy 4 Vackskine, Gis, folio 210 foliv 376, &e., of the laad re@ords for ty sold to the | ington comuty, B.C y and by direction of the corded in Libers 08, sto be secured on t struction. Let this done, and the heavy | oficiated. jen. to be secured on rs nd the interment took place in Peon | heater. HaMiuron & Pearson, satisfaction of the trustees. eyancing and re- | int-rested. we wi able . -- Sheep Skine, Sheridan, the leading man of the company; | burdens you havo.so lozg borne will drop trom | Hill, burying. erouml: the gravee aod tee | eat C. A. Building, | cording at» purchaser's cont. It tho terms of ante | oyanitees lane it Malt, St public, anctton. in front f ye nd ater an overture by the orchestra the | your shoulders and our legislation will be re- | Hanley, anduhet of dackeon mit’ colar sy — ne vs, | Ske not complied with in six days after aale,the | December 2d; 183, Lote 11 aud lovin Veewoeen Oue Paspel; Shertin 2 cibeh curtain went up. “The merry Cricket” soon | lieved of all question of color. Our laws here- all hung for murder during the past year, baing Seatsxin Sacks for la » 2100, S150, S17 trustees resorve the rightto resell the property at | subdivision of Square 471, in Washingtos city, D. a le. made her appearance in pursuit of “that | after will speak of persons, of citizens, ot m. within & few fect of each ‘other. On Satucdar 3 Stixumerz, 1237 Pa. av. | Tak and cost of defaniting purchaser ©,, with all the improvements thereon. . _ {INALD FENDALL bicker ("And was greeted with lond applause, | but nothing more will be sald of “black” or | night a prayer, meeting was held beatin ies |p '_The wo Wit, F HOLTZMAN, ¢ Trastecs, Hermon of sate: Oucctled Cash, (ot which @ Arsene ot Jacob Kameburg & 8: Didien Tine paren race ade jhis ouére as | “white.” In this respect they will be like the | corpse, aud Lvmns, prayeto and invocations ox. | ;,UREEA!—The most complete establishment | | 4 ““RUTTRELL &00., Aucte, | Tuonthe fon day ar econ cinder in 6, 12.and 15 | d_DUBOABGON, DOWLING @ Go., on erie The performance passed off smoothly | national constitution, which furnishes no ex- | cusied the entire wieht> = | et pe eaioe heiae Snueh tne o08s, cpm: oy a. | crmtssand secured by doc “of tent tor thes satuteer n " for a first night, and the audience were well = prising, in part, slate and marble mantels, = cuse for any such question. Ihave done what ASSAULT AND HiGHway Roporry.—On | Py - . otic S/-THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED until 1 conld to-day to secure this triamph by intro: | Saturday night last while Mr. U. H. chan s, drop lignts of every description, yanakey, | Syeoinioe tac z= Ii | WEDNMSDAY, the 19th inst., at same hour and | ducing in the Senate what is extensively known | aclerkin the Treasury department in Wash. | Pw@mbing materials, heaters, ranges, grates and | 5) leased with the company. Maggie Mitchell as fanchon looks no olicf, and is as girlish in spirits as when she first began to cli and cecured by dovd of trust to the eatisfec: | ERY JAMES Gi ofthe trastees. Terms of salute bs fully com. CILD, Aactiower, oe re) d with within rix days after day of sale, other | x ) ania avenue sty of Washing- aud cescribed ax Lot | . : ace, se the trusiers reserve the right to resellthe prop- | NEW WALNUT MAKSLE-TOP CHAMBER mab the | as the supplementary civil rights bill. It was | ingtom, was returning frou teat ete ohio nce | # hundred other articles too hnmerous to mau- HARVEY LINDSLY, 3 geastocs d € parce SUITS. HAIR AND KP PARLOK SUITS. ladder of fame. Critics may say what they | the fest Wil inetd ane erase chante | ington, was returning: coca nes cy tenis nome | tion, HaMiLTon & Pransoy, na WEF: BOLtZ MAN, Re t parchaser'scost. | THREE KD-TOP BEDSTEAD Pceece evidence oF tae eerie ae jennt | No. 1 on the calendar of the Senate. IC my ef- | and Georgetown ternpltn Leorred nae eet | ot Se OA. Baling: || so IETRBLL & 00., Aucts. 3.{ Trustoos, — | FaUS. “KD WASHSTAND } elena of the merits of the play and | forts or wiehes can prevail it will be the first to | Wagon, robbed and lett sensele=3 on the roal. | For RELI” FROM Conns, Bumons, Cluban! | SAT THE REQUES( OF PARTIES IN IN- LIAMS, Aucts, | w WEDNESDAY, December 3, at 10 | become a law. | He was found sometime atter the assault and | Ingrowing Nails, Vaecular Excrescences, Chil- | terest, the above saiv is postponed until MONDAY, LIAMS, A a velok, Lwill sil, tn ibe wactiod roume, Wie Sere vek Orveecs. Uta Ake E. Deckece | ° --——_ taken to his house, His wounds, though severe, | Mains, or other local complaints of the feet, visit | Deceuiber Tat, 1874, at INSET team? vlece. 1001, norihwest corner loth and D «te, ~ chichaes ag ms has, through Mr. K. Harringtom, her earner | ASSAULT with IntuNt To KiLt.—To-day in | are not serioan Dr. White’s establishment, No. 535 15th street, Wi F HOLE M AR, { Trasteos, tet — sal Gch at recone toek bein ae Sled a bill tor Giveres frum the beads or rake?’ Fe ee eres tae Cartas, the case of | A REDUCTION of 15 per cent. in the salaries | opposite the Treasury. OMice hours from Sa. 1. | povag LUPTBELL's CO.,Aucts. | "EO Gs CROLE SEREER WaT ee BN | ted FRMES GUILD, Accitoncer, - 2s u, | Elzy Griggs, charged with assault and battery o © officersand emplovés io SD. ried fs 3 0 y . 8 ET. i: i Ae * weer. cruelty oad anata aareine him with | with intent to kilt Jarrett Brow’, onthe 1sth Wit Mo Oe tere ee foo @7-\T THE REQUEST OF PARTI Ora STREETS NORTHWEST. | [RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction, Sao receteed eelity, and “that the defendant | of July last, was the only caso tried by w Jury. | Wscsing of tie Sos aot dice a eee | Mink Sapte Serer SO. Bog A ay lg a ot Ay ; a ee tlasty tated the Mth day | ED Wo. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets, fare, and that he now tens Son rues dot" | ‘The evidence was to the effect that Griggs went | ment ime eileen dee nae ee eae Fo, | SE eae eee LToe Store, 1257 Pa. av. | fefratsthgtore sae further postpoand . th. ‘ be land reoords Tor Wacn: | RU r eres fant, that he now owns and possesses real | on a canal boat where Brown was asleep in a | Went ines effect to-day.—Gazeife, last evening. ' | 9 —o— same place.’ ee ee MVAD.O and uy directiay of thegeny | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED fetate and ccher property in the District of Co- | berth, and attacked him with a. dirk | Sooo = = | r and Ague there is no HARVEY LINDSLY. tp, ostoon vd ther by, 1 Wil well wt pubitt auction. in | BREWREN bets Sebo ee eRes STRERT lumbia and eleewbere valued at forty thousand knife, inflicting an ugly wound in the | CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES, | frenaration like Dooley's Calisaya Tonic. $1 Wa. F. HOLTZMAN, TY 3 froat of the premiees, at 4 o'clock p.m, on TCRS s deed of erent, Aaiet © tober <ctare, and she is apprehensive that he will | hack, about sighteen inches in length * | per bottle, eo ees ___ AUER EI: © 00. Anata. _ Day tee wacer ot Recomber Ne | ly recorded in Labor 637, fol is te * “ “ caeeeeinecage —_—_e—___ = hirty-four (34), and the east five fe 241, ‘&c.Jone ne ‘cords iatthct sEStbe may be decrred 10 havea waintenaneg | he iaty found a verdict of guilty, with a ree Ponp’s Exrnacr is forsale at wholesale bs | PSY BME TN Brokera ahd Auctioneers, | ‘tthe recorded mbdiv tumble, {shall sell st pucuc ction te teak of a b ° 1°@ | ommendation to the mercy of the court. Griggs, , PANIC PRICE: Chas. Stott & Co., 490 Pennsylvania svenne. 631 F street, under Second National Bask, | batlred and th im the premises. ou MONDAY, the 10th uf Novembe and alimony out of the estate and property of | on being called for sentence, said that hecauent | CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES, and by druggists everywher tiw,ftt sane suk. f saat, Of iwhaioh | intron 4 ovhock p. aiell tees pime or con the defendant, and prays the court to issue an | Brown with bis wife, and he did not intent te we TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY in 6 and 12m al | situnt ing in emia injunction enjoining and restraining thedefend- | Kit him: ‘The court sail that There wae ease VEN P SCREET ant ftom in any manner selling, incumbering, | Hence thaten leone : : or in any manver disposing of his rea! estate or | dence that such was the case, but he would give | other property until the relief hereb: the braoner the benefit of the suspicion that | UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS. | ome NATIONAL SA jercent being, UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS. |! rp BEAVER, WOLF AND BurFALo Rones. ge] ON. 10TH STREET BAT Rg. STINEMRTZ, 1257 Pa. a ’ AND KHODE ISLAND | of trust A WEST—LOTS G AND H, BY § FEET E. CREET : QUARK SST gp | auciug at the cost of the pur a the pr ay « oue bundred and five. (1i,) and t d med i oF. ft numbered one hy ‘sought fs = Meson } | NaS LANA, Oorner of ACH. M. P OALLAN. Trast adjudicated in this honorable court.” "= | tented Bint ae beeen eee eer tore sen —— . SN eae ares enna eeelee ence, | Mbizied antes Somanteore: A Dati was ay mR CLEARY te consist of''s, bambeceee The parties in this case beiong to respectable | two years in the Albany county penitentiary "ERC ; por mnninm on deposits for sob calcadex aint Fecoraid in Liber 65), toll) 174, cao ot the lant | of Dwelling House, nearly circles. Dichman was several years ago an of- | Mr. Wm. M. Evans prosecuted, aid Gea Mtoe OVERCOATS. anking hours, 9to4. Saturdays, 9to4 and 4 | recom. for Washington county, ia the District | = fiver in the United States navy. and while in @| ev apreared for the detondant — - ws MBA | Columbia, and at the request of the party scared | Interost from the Neb foreign port met with Anna E. Davis, daughter | “°Y 8PP thesis s-baoahcoaoe OVEROOATS, 93 OVEROOATS, 814 | Rewmenreey ; thereby, we will sell, in feont_of the premises, om ——— ti of a member of Congres- from the Syracuse dis- | District APPRAL CASES IN THE CRisIwat | OVEECUATS, 86 OVEBOOATS, 315 THR COMMUNITY at larg Pg tig late the use- | TUESDAY, December 2, 1873, all thoes certain CATALOGUE SALE AL | trict, New York, who, with his family, was | CovrT.—To-day, in the Criminal Court, (Judge | OVEROUATS, $9 OVEROOATS, $16 | fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 1 ae ee cd stead mnoea: ane describes TION OF LAW. MEDICAL sesh singe spending a season abroad. The voung officer | Cartter,) Mess, W- A. Cook and Nil’ Mille, | OVERCOATS, §10 OVERKOOATS, $15 abd H, in saubdivision of syuare uawbered three | GASEOUS DOORS. ALeo. Walnut | when proserty te stence 0 and the young laly soon formed an intimate | representing the District of Columbia, ap- | OVERCOATS, $11 OVERUOATS, 320 | AMUSEMENTS. hundred aud thirty-seven (35), ¢ with the EONESDAY, ani | costof purchaser. accusintance, the result of which was that in | peared, and a number of cases which had heen | OVEROOATS, 913 OVEBOOATS, $28 | = = a ti son. ‘This property is located in , December 2, 4 WM B. TODD, Jn... Traster [senda eg Leathe alone on isburtly af- | appealed from the Police Court were calle OKD'S OPEKA HOUSE, mo-t rapidly tinproving part of the city. an aad 4, commencing each evening at 7 | Oct@-eofdbs GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. rward ey removes ere to live. | j e' jov rey eo fore tg Lat aid oy Sas Seed, a © 7 Leis . t ——— —s ae | htirmeds = pete se wanes WINTER SUITS. THE F MINER? COMEDIAN, The amount secured thereby manele (S90), Catalogues are now realy, aud books arr: Pent haath ee ae HE NORTRER: ARKET Hovsg.—aAt the | Srmeds a ¥ FC! % erest die theraon, of ten éxentasiion, = | Mo. the Bh inigimot, at the pour an monthly ‘meeting of the Minthare tein come | Soup: Sed others were pinced ow the docket for | WINTER SUITS, @8 WINTER SUITS, 915 BS GME the bateuoe ef ate oad Ceeive savetey, eccetaes | nore st LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts. | Pisce, Be OC SEEE & WILLIAMS, Aecs, mission tast evening, a letter was received trom | re 7 mor INTEE SUITS, $10 WINTER SUITS, $1% | NY, notes of en por cant, inter — re Bir. J. W. Thompson, tendering bis resignation | TOee Fo te Fate ene ee | MAMAER coiee cas yee cure aie faera oo ncure yroparty Saal Y LATIMER & CLEARY | S7-THE APOVE <ALe 18 FURTHER Post as & member of the commission, which was or- | rine Dilil, Peter Donnelly, Thos, Halihy. | - WINTER SUITS, $22 AT. Axctioncors and Real Ksiate Brokers, WEDNESDAY, November g@bon, wt dered to be placed on file. Mr. Bursley moved | Ht Poulter Actin Pee nase, Halt y her iy be ELt ay Of a je | Routhwent corner Penzeyivenis aronce end tithe, GREEN © WILLIAMS Annee that Mr. Thompson's position as chairman, and | 1: Poulton, Arthur Fiynn, John Salti WINTER SUITS, 816 = WINT¥R SUITS, $29 fs Dion B incite purchaser. nos complied Star Office Building. ja” GLEEN & WILLIAMS, Anc 4 . read | E. Lyons, Michael MeCarty, Chas. Gerhardt, A STRUGGLE FOR LIFS. with in seven dase from the trostacs atm | also as a member of tue building committee be | Margaret Hyrne, Mary Reynolds, Edwara atee | declared vacant; cariied. Mr. Bursley nomi- reserve thi FY nig! ri dcost of th ional play © £15 FURTHER P Cormick (2° cases,) G ¥, Christoph x oney penny RUSTEES’ SALK OF SIX TWO-STORY | ev T ABOVE Sa YOUTHS SUITS. FB tare and tue newt ‘ Pane W RUN ; L i Peter Campbell as chai er 4 ame BETWERN LAND STREETS MORTHO S| POSED uncit Bondo ottee eros nated Peter Campbell as chairman of the com- | y1a¢ . Se 3 ert Farre EROUS JOY advertisement in one or more of the wi . seme he _ Bs order of the Tru mission, and Joan A. Gray as member of the | saice, Wa Scherger, C. Eber, Robert Farrell YOUTHS’ SUITS, $6 YOUTHS? SUITS, $12 ps the brilliant Drame | published in Washinatos, DO. ewspaper virtue of of trast dated Novem. | “oan GEREN & WILLIAM: " Lp Tae Dek and bog = elected. | —-—- e | YOUTHS’ BUITS, §S YOUTHS’ SUITS, $15 | aaa ae Mg id the charming BRAINAKD H WARNER. Trustees, Nis, 314 ead 3 oF B B. H. WABNER —— e ofice of Mr. Dobbins, as clerk of the mar-| Tue Boarp oF Pustic Worxs have re-| > * BU , gis HO i KO. W. 1K ’ - +3 one of ts CT a . Ket wae declared vacant. James Harrie was | quoted Mark. Le DuBarry, superintendent of | X°UTHS’ SUITS, @10 YOUTHS’ BUITS, $15 | nov®-extds EL McB. MMONEY & CO., Aucts 2 Cott and : i unty the written request of the party secured the 7 * removed as watchman at the market house,and | the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, to hare —Monday next, will well at public auction, in front of tho pretty MR OJKFFERSON. _dect-3t €zeki"! Griffin appointed in his stead. No, 729 7th «treet, between G ani H wt he | the space between the gracks on the Bennings’ BOYS’ SUITS. ASHINGTON Be THE ABOVE SALE Is 8 ' © oa - »ROP THEATER Comiaue, | 1) TUESDAY. December 1 on WEDN : var LOtb 1s | TECHTRES, SALE OF DESIEASLE Pe bu:lding committee Was instracted to wait upon | bridge road and Anacostia road planked, as the 11th Steeet, below Penna, Aveaur, | plice Bs onion ot tho Trastees . 5, Eices comemenes 2.2, 2) 3b STUEET, BETWEEN | AND E SEREGTS the governor and consult with him as to the crossings at these points are very bad. BOYS’ SUITS, $4 BOYS’ SUITS, $3 axoraen sTansiixa d2-conds_K. cB. TIMONEY & CO., Aucts. | M- Lanckton’s sub-division ‘of square Bo. | NONTHWEST. AT AUCTION meals of ‘aying the fountations and doing such | Tue sperintendent of county roads has been | BOYS’ SLITS, §5 BOYS? SUITS, 819 | Decon bir ls -UNE WEEK AND 2 MATINKES | ¥ THOS. KF. WAGGAMAN, B and A streets vorth, and are each improved by a vir-ue of a deed of trast te Daniel L. ether work toward the erection of the market | directed to put an }%-inch pipe culvert in the | BO¥S’ SUITS, $7 BOYS? SUITS, §12 HE. nena ET Real Estate Auctioneor, 519 7th street. | two-story Brick Dwelling. Bipeell. dated March 11. 1875, and house as can be done at the present time. Str. | Swart road. ‘The superintendent of streets has Ry VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, ALL MODERN | eigtTint: Qhe;third cash; residae in six, twelve and f W asblucton, D'O. snd uy direction. s ond was elected permanent secretary; | t-en directed to have a plank footwalk laid on ‘geudary Drama | V D ! OUSR. ESN | ciubtcen mouths, HA Sateret at 00 perooat. pr ‘thoret seed, A will well’ at public the postion Raving been only temporily tiled | Jim street, between H and I streets; also, on I, BOX COATS. ut a ae Fe nor eee Mk MONEE: | Reamer ae shoes on the pr yberty anid. 830 front cf the peomiocn, to the teks eretoicre between 20th street and Connecticnt avenue. R ny ‘ ry “On DRSDAY, 4 0 f sale, I conve WEDNESDAY, December 3d, 1: s = | A 12-iueh pipe sewer has been ordered on west | BOX COATS, $5 BOX CoaTS, $10 | O08, THE WILD 8 Acute one conae Rah pes ry prot pote [pment Hon] ‘et prechaeer, If the terums of tale Let No. 17 and the rear part of Let i Svppex Deats—Mr. Thos. Stone, who, for | side of Connecticut avenue, between L and M | BOX COATS, §3 BOX OVATS, $13 | geouscortt Omantic scenery. tioned, part of Lot 10, in Square 345, having a | are not complied with within ten days from time of 83, bound 2 Tans years past, has been employed by the | streets, Prilliant wand combats % front of 21 feet on H st. sale, the Trustecs reserve the right to resell, after Warbington and Georgetown railroad company, | " ‘The superintendent of roads has been direct- the thrising ‘Tableaux of the Wild Horse of ‘Ta. on day of sale, five daye’ notice, at the risk and cost of the default ieee wet eee Rost of the tinae sa 5 comdactor es the ith strest | eq to make the uecessary repairs on Sheridan A. STRAUS, tary dashing over the stupendous steep with Onesi- | _decl-d THOS. R.WAGGAMAN, Auctr, | ing purchaser or purchasers. | Le ce south twenty -five feet to the he, and recent s sthand M | road, in Hillsdale. A spleutid Dramatic Oompany engaged, Aleos las A ye heen tered Upon tin Guiles tet uty eoraicg oat | " = The Popular Clothier, Sock of tne Grost Baniciat ned Gomeiea ye | EDT AT EEE A CLEAR ctioncors, novié-dtds LATIMER « OLEARY, Avot Terie” G1:Me, with interegt at ten per cent. from Ne mm his du esterday moi sand! Fonrp’s Orrra Hovss.—The fine company | R. SAM DE VERE, Southwest corner Penn: enne and Iith street, | ¥ 80! SAL AY pe ay see reg ee e es . * yar nl | 7 canit’ « DI 0) ! 5 — c otes ns his residence, No. 1908 7th street, and notwith- | Mt last night in Boucicanit’s exciting play, Betwoen 10th and 1th strects, standing the prompt aiteudanes OF bees, | “A Struggle for Life.” Mr. J. H. Stoddant, continued to sink, and died about one o'c! p- m., the attack being apoplexy. Mr. Stone was in the thirty-eighth year of his age, a S acier tha copiaooe, . rt h . | 3 Pi pany which supports ~ = ee ee seen s ‘one, who, tor | him, and the bringing outof plays in which they REMOVAL. Sardeh nd te eaaty Hee ee OF the propagating | appear to the best advantage, ought to and will garden, «rd in early life was anactive fireman, a P = - _ nd of cale, will be Tao great melo aramatic Actor, Mr. HARRY C.| TRUSTER’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL | ¢ 3 _ BLE frum day of | B Fa ANDMEWS.. The pleating Datienss car Gans ESTATE ON Stu STREET WEST, BETWAEN | CHANCERY, SALE OF | VALUABLE, IM. | Vill bc Mga igh gp Nop Do YT con ane who appears as «‘Moneypenny,”' is a favorite eure, Mise LAUKA LeCLAIbE: Mist AMELIA | I STREET NORTH AND PUBLIC SPAce RORTRWEST, BRING IMPROVED Be at the expense of the purchaser. (If terme of cule comedian in New York, and has made @great | gg-store open until 9p. m., and on Satarday antil | GUBENFLO, aud cur entirepatocter Dra ant 53 virtne of a decree of the ‘Supreme Oourt plied with in seven days. the Trastee | reputation in this character. His excellence as | 31 p. m. | . A‘ Ve . HAG ee are tot rate nov7-tr_ | Novelty Trotpe. A splendid Drama! A superb f the District of Catumbia, passed ine certain TWO-STORY BRICK Hous [tee ig B roverves the Fight to resell the property at the risk Novelty Show | anse in which William McLean is complainant Be: District of Columbia, passed vu the 14th day | Bhd coct of the defaulting purchaser, after five day SF Matinces for Ladies and Children every WED- | and Elisha Falconer ct al. are defendants—No, 2,767, ‘of November, A.D. 1573, in the cause of Brown | {i ey eee aud eh ak ai 2 ee a oe sale tad moe | etal. vs. Brown et ai. No. Sule, equity doc. 13, the | . * i , in Silver Coin distributed impartially each | auction, ‘ont of the premises, om 1 > | undersigned will offer for sale, at public auction, in as also an amateur vocalist of considerab'e | cee a cigs fon Night. nov2o-tr | the Teh day of December. e73. at 4 front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the ability. He leaves a wife and four children. | Dov mee by Meck compan: REMOVAL. TATIONAL THEATER pee Ee To Wale: | of December, A. D. 1873, at 4 o'clock p.m . = = His funeral will take place to-morrow morning | Pe¥ormance by iii : pba gy mgs tof Was | south twelve feet six inchs front ou 8 h street west Y LATIMER & CLEARY. from his late residence. | “Rincinoa os Dixccran ined witht Sunare num- a4 Beate Brok Sove Lessee ann Director | the’ tok bounds: Beginning at th, | 2YBinety-five feet depth of Lot H, in Sunare num Auctivnecrs and Beal Brokers, © Lewspape: in Wathington city, D.C EORGE W . STIOKNEY, Surviving Tenstes. novis-eovds J.T COLD WELL, Saleeman of the 8 folio 108, At the annual Mr. J.G. 8avit_e... bered four hundred and twenty-two, (422,) improved | Southwest corner of Penus. avenue and 11th street, -—_ S ° | x at : ‘Biar OMice Build Tur Case or Mars. Ketty.—Doctors Buik- | Meeting of the contributing members of the eee Mr. Saville, bogs to angounce the completion of | runuing thence wost along the Husof analloyrs fers. | D&ystwo-star 2 ce pe 3 a = ley, Hartigan, Drinkhard, and Marmion, held | Children’s hospital, held last night, tue follow- | eT Mie by AsEtcont Theater, ervcted express- | 6 inches wide, $1 fost 10 inches to another alloy in | intiniimente sine If Sal id eee ree | TRUSTERS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED & consultation yesterday’ im the case of Bra, | Dg were elected directors, tu serve for fiva Wy forbs we. BAPLEY. Bea Tafa ake inetttoed AHeee ye gut slong the line of | with interest secured by notes of tue purchaser ¢ AND UNIMPROV ED PROPERTY IN SQUARE = re. | yea s C. + M.D. »¥E. .W. KO.» taid last mentior oY» inches 04 c oved B: 2, o lien. Con 235. Kelly. who was shot by the colored boy Agge | Semken, and Hon. John M. Brodheal, and that the Regular Season will besit caat 91 fect 10 inches to theline of th street, thence | PoapProved Oy the trustee, and a reserve lien, Con- | 0. 330. ea gacren of the Bapreme Court of be days aft eful 7 ; ‘ancing at purchater's cost, A deposit of $40 re- | y = ut ten day Fagg geen een tthe talj | t@ vacancy occasioned bv the death of Jax DEVLIN&CO.,, Ae a ine. De ‘eMpER 1, 1873 north along the line of 8th stroot 14 feet 9 inches quired at time of | - & he District of C slunib 4 ina ain Ration came to the conclusion that the ball | ¢ Kennedy. Mr. Edward Temple was ai point- ie Lang inment will present tho the point of beginniug, Tus improvements comsi JUDSON T. OULL, Trustee. anse in Which Wall iy v PEERLESS FAVOKIT: lodged in the erbit of the eye, and that itought | e4, and to fill the vacancy occasioned. by the Fy ee TOHRTL, of a four story Stick Dwelling, containing nine n%-d DUNCANSUN, DOWLING & CO, Au Elisha Balconer tal ‘ar be ved . Mrs e 4 7 7 ‘Ooms, bi ‘OOM, LAS vater. at tt ” Dae iCal fee thn dan possible. | Mrs. Ketly | Geath of Dr. Thos. Miller, Dr. Johneon Elliot.” | In her ever-populas Pla . : "fora Of sale: One-third of the purchase rope ¥ B. H. WARNE: Been ae mh bas already lost the use of the right eye, and Se FANCHON cash; the balance in equal insallments, at 6 and al Ke!ate Broker and Auctionser, | "> i the physicians {root whom (Dr. Drinkhard | RonpeRy AND ARSON.—Last night the wood HAVE REMOVED Supported by a Sup: ¢ | months, for which the purchaser will be reqnired t» No. 729 Tth street, between G and H sirects. ming property :— Ld lon) have given special attention to | ang coal office of E. C. Baum, on F street, | the number WK > | give his notes, bearing interest at 8 per ceat. per re subdivision of he eye. are of Lag aye i} | between fith and 7th, was entered by some corns wine sunum.to be secured by the retention of the title | TROSTEES BALE OF, ach of these lor Tee arer eit | parties, who ransacked the books and papers Jee ong CP teeming "| Gouveyanchhy at porchascr'worpeme ny OT | OUSe OM TH ey = - rn see te ae d fired them. but fortunately the papers J.L STEWART, Esc., EUGENE CARUSI, Trustes. BETWEEN N¢ 4 th aed ttm H - y > at bay onde ll, doa | burnt ont without setting fire to the building. | of this city, will be ds livered by nov2-se&ds LATIMEB « OLEARY, 1 STREETS EAS’ | streets west, with a dept W fect to au alley 3g er consent to this necessarily painful opera. ey also carried off a circular saw valued | TO THE W. KE SHEKIDAN, Es a By virtue.< | feet wide t she will probably be prevailed upon to | a+'¢. Sale of seats will commence on ¥ LATIMER & OLEARY, HAD I | Terms of sale: One-third o balance in equal submit it to-day or to-morrow Soe porns “Sas ee | at Y o'clock. at Ellis? Music Store, Auctioneers and Boal Betate Brokers. otio 101, r | sentahenane et 6 cnate an nh ences —s— | sa : =n} LE OF PRICKS. Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenne and Kiev unts,in the District of Columbia, and by | Wstalmente at 6 s arel by the retent: METiING Op THE Masonic } eee eer kee Bale the oe. Admission 478 conta: Creneeten. Liaw a enth street, Star Office Buil le a party weep thereby, 1 ay = tee chee id pe. Conveyancing at puschenes"e 1 tion sy - , trustee, at | te in i Circle, #1; Seats in Dress Circ — yin front of the premissa, 01 rod = Lbolders of the Slasonic Hall Ase auction, lot 116, in square 675, with improve-| SJE OOM PARLOR AT Toeentn; Gall Private Boxes,910.u2:'F | TRUSTEE'S SALROF VALUABLE IMPROVED | Hay the 231i das of November isecard oe nt. S10) down ments, to J.C. Harkness. trustee, for $ 500. = fast night, Mr. E. B. Mac’ rotty in the chair, 1873, Be ea ON l4ra STREET wet BE | p. m., all that certain piece or’ parcel of @ Also, for J. 1GE . : LATIMER & OLEA . and ©. McPherson, trustees, lot | eokds B&O z ae te WEEN T AND U STREETS NOKTH. situaté and lying in the city of Washington, D.U., | _” the annual report of the secretary was reat, | fy or ee with tonne sgt Marriet Beecher Stowe. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of | aud knows aud deacribed as being @ pat of syaace | EpY LATIMER & CLEARY showing the amount of money reccived, $19 agate mone Ecevemente, Wid the District of Columbia, passed in a certaia | nambercd six hundred and seventy-tive (ors).aua | P>* LATIMER & CLEAR Oit.st; smount disbureed, $18.21; de; balance on | C* Howard, for $7,250. ‘ause in which William McLean aLomplain- | being described us follows: Begioning for the sais | Southwest corner Penss)ivante ave.aud litnstreet, pand, Si) 2). Indeptedness of the ascocia- | « Mazerra” was well received at the Then- | 1106 F street. he rior sae arabic aac: | Bs MeiRt ou the line of north Kk street one hundred Btar Oilice Bullding tion—Funded debt, in ten-year bonds. $75,000; | ter Comique last night, and is evidently de: | nov6-tr AT in front of the premises,on MONDAY, 19th | square, and thence running west along said atrect RESTA! RANT. DINING ROOM Boating debt. tLS!. ‘The following were | tined to have a successful rum, Miss Fisher | —— = SELECT ber A.D. 1s/3, at d= o'clock p- m-. | twenty'(2y) feet: thence south eighty (30) feet; thencs k EN ADD CHAMBER FURNITURE at Sobn Purdy, Nicholas Acker “War Hy Gens, | BAYINE uo rival in that character. | NOTICE TOuEAX PAYERS. LINCOLN HALL ing ata puiot ou Lith meet 19 net | Saif Seca oe berinsing. temethcr sith the eee, | CPUMLLO ACTION a, peo John Purdy, Nicholas Acker, Wm. ‘Goo ee {2 x uN HALL, bg ata point a res nd place © : er with the improve- ‘On SDA NG, Decembor & Robert Hall and N.D.Larrer. In additionto | Tae Philadelphia Press saya Mrs. Logee is _— | we northeast corner of said lot and runuing | ments, consisting of a three-story Mansard roof aad ‘ ng Bt 10 o'clock, we abel well Paying all the interest on the ten-year bonds | an artist, not’ merely a good reader but | ‘Thoundersigned notifies his friends and the pab suas pape rth IT feet: thence east 13s fect Sinchee ts | Oyeient Mice ayweOE.. tance tn six, twelve ECR and the running expenses of the temple for the thoroughly understands the philosphy of the Ne generally that he will hereafter devote his arten- MONDAY ANP TUES- the point of inning. The improvements consist | and eighteen months, with interest: atl0 par peel om eon Past year, a reduction of about $5,000 has been | voice and correct delivery. t tion to the Saw ot . 7 ofa [road obly oo ‘dwelling with back building. secured by @ deed of trust. All conveyaneing at cost qade on the floating det ee GERERAL ABD SPROIAL TAXES DAY EVEMINGE; ki No. 1924 lath st. northwest,coutaining | of the purchaser. §2W) will be required as a depost : “ SmE NOTICE of the free entertainment to be tovied by Gar eo uatnear < oimaee eae Treome, with gas; water in the yard.” attime of ealo. if terms Of eale ure not complied ‘aston ee ae nae CRTEFIOA TEN — given by Minnehaha Lodge this evening. cult nature reiative to taxes, and claims for refuud- | December 1st and 2d, Including Selections from a ee ea ith in soven days, the Trustee reserves the right {» bas examined the law in relation to giving | oS | Ing of taxes, will receive partiontar attention, with interest st 8 per cent. per annam,to boeecared | faniting purchaser, after five days’ advertisement fa ‘Bey uist as Lt t w im relation to givin, lon rience as aty Collector of Taxes ber famous Work s 7 long expel i 2 > by the retention of the title until paid. Conveyauc- | some one or more uewspapers published in the city Loree ie, ke, deeds for property sold in default of payment SPECIAL NOTICES. of this city,aud my familiarity with the laws, aif rd IN AID OF THE Lag at percunscr's Costs, Mlb) down ektine of ents, | Ber one cr mere me sc uaenionekan of Sases, Wi a view Of sacertnining whether me peculiar facilities for paying ALL TAXRs at the chants BUGENE CARUSL Trastoc nevigcokds °* WM. H. WARD, Trastes, action. en assignments of certificates of tax sales are Mrs. 9 VERY LOWEST RATES, @nd Upon the BEST Possible : nova2- LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts. ae ” legal, and whether the Governor would ‘be Mrs, Jonest Cough Mixture National Soldiers’ eee ee | gx THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED until TERMS, FOR THE CURE OF All who have taxes to pay will do well to call bo- Y KELLEY & GATOHELL, Auctioneers. J ber 9th, 1873, hour and Justified in giving deeds to pervons holding such |, 7 , os to pai welt pos te ; TUESDAY, December 9th, 1873, same hou certificates by assignment, and reports that “‘as | COUGHS, ZEUBSS, OROUP, | fixe paying. PRR pokeot pe treo UNCLE Tom's | BEG Giraer ot lth sud F strvstauorthvest. there is no provision for an assignment of certi- | ayo KOR THE K piace. a A KD, Trasteo. is aap nov2s-eokds J. T. COLDWELL, Saiesmaa, ELIEB OF CONSUMPTIVE TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK ficates, nor for the execution of deeds by an P. NTS IN see XAMINE THE GOLD SPECTACLE . RESIDENCE ONE STREET NEGR BT oO. ¥ B. H. WARNER, other than the purchaser,” the assignment ‘e ones Or THis Disease to E* E ET. Go. ECTACLE, Sailors’ Orphan YSIUS JH, IN BQUARE 675 AT AUO- wo. ofa Betete Broker end Apaicneer. CABIN, southwest corner Ibis net K gtrecter legal. and the Governor would not be justified | Notwithstanding the ONLY FIER HU = 10N oy “ype : be ome, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated November ; commence its second quarter NOVEMBER NG AES ek eee. tore Fepidiy than it fering ueeasase Thies H. H, HUMPLER, Optician, er. 1s, and duly recorded in Liber No. 688, | TRCSTRES GALE OF A TIREE STORY AND — TING AY¥aay.—Abont 8:30 o’clock last es ae ayfas to its extraordinary merits. | mas-tr Penusylvania avenue, near 4% strect. county, District of Columbie, and by the write. | ING IN“ GRAN "ON EAST CAPITOL M3.SERROS 2X8) TUTE Board oad Day night (officer Smoot, of the Sth precinct, ar- | ff fy Sa permanente meet, obstinate ceeet | nae ; arasae = dinectldn of the party aucured I will well wt Echool for Young Ladies aed Litle Girle— Wee A SIRE Mae Bamed Frank Mason; wio | to take, and lsthertfore sprcialiy wiapted orem: | NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS | ADMISSION, 90>. BESERVED SEATS, $1 Bay’ the Sih day of Decem al a aeaedahapieraseedy had cut a fellow boarder named Norman Bruit, | dren apd persona who caahot teak tapering endl: a) nov25-7t__ For sale at Rilis & Co.% Music Store. | DAN a hm the following described | : W_PAIRO, Principal, quihe Sesby part of the leg with @ pocket kuité | cues. It will well fepay a fair trial Atmore's Mince Meat, Qnince Batter, mORIOAT GONGRESE Bun.bered siz hundred andsoventy Madcmouelic PRCD HOMME, Benident Tesekor Altercation im at their boar rices—| ; = BEE pica a he) : ing house. on H street, between 12th and. 13th | omly by | Gee cd Wicks oak Vous: aes Bees: FS"* VERY Day AND ET ENING. spite in the fine of “Bore RK etteer Coone gets 1530 I street, Washington, Tinwor, and the Sitar enasea Soneeiarseis oc randy Peaches, ew deen Hear (0 16 000 ORORESTRIO ee ee es ae Pee ORE as wat Uae Bowed citement on the street considerable ©x- | | gateneler" " "Brandy Oherries, Performing the lajeet Operatic and Nadlonal Masic, street twonty (30' fest; thence soath eighty (30) f Pepe Bes. 3 ae by only trae wa Cooking Wines and Brandion MB ENBERO®, thence east twenty (20) sand thence north to the Borthern teachers. dest advantages ic Germa oan The Feteearetas, DEMOCRATIC Ox- Spocsas Bie Tn store ud for ale a iow a8 at ay hota mie wa, | 468 Peuneyivaata ervey routh side, between 6 Beige thon, co Finning; with all the fm and 5 Dove Ia nay je ee Hiecea werereietm mee oer: err re i = | _nov24-lm"_Cor. 8th and H streets, Navy Yard. | | This instr veyubeis, and chimes complotsr ee Terws Ctaale: Bee we tatacent theres s inches to a 20-foot alley scesther withthe i HAYA esonbina et were eo ae ee cont. e | itch a branch organ tm Waskan whieh isto | P. HANSON HISS & CO, ATUEE'S WHARI ae G7 Fresh'cold LAGER always on draught. #35-8m Ta’s, together with the axpeemes of enka ments, consisting of a three-story fsnsatd root @nly 16,006 Fister be the national organ of the party FINE FURNITURE, edhe = OLD. ‘On Exhibition and Sale) New No | the balance or deferred pa x ‘ad the laracet of 7 hen, a FRENCH GOODS AND ORNAMENTS TO COMTEACTORS AND MEROBANTS. 11 125" Br. f . NE, COAL, BAY, LUMBER, | 7TH Br MARKRITERs, TH Br. | rate of eight, yy Mrs. Stetso® Loexs, whose card will be CURTAIN MATEBIAL, Erc., Bo. from vesecls aud stored or D feed "Terme Sass flowery Ho. 439 7th street, Sud 'B streets, eight | Terms to be fund in another column, is the widow of Dr. H. notice and : doors above "o Hall, after and eighteen Frank Logee, of Cleveland, who committed gu. | 49 NORTH CHARLES ST., BALTIMORE.| _epat-ly holes Oil Paintings, &c. | to reeell Der annum. icide last April or bimself through Goss engines, risk and Sz: the brains, boring an attack of | Particular attention given to the complete far- — fy Hells, bois a arate chaser. Gcliriom tremens. t ninbine of yang ‘Deateng aud, senate fur ofzABoprs, nie Oasis Lee, in seven a eSticrme Brave ar Acovjow—Mears, Lat toed to sive satieactioa, bota ast ses and Ipthe only Doase inthe city that makes apect!ty Ty, EIBDS OF Catt grr Humber. jel-1y fag pareheeer, = Fooms & fine collection of canaries and other ae. GUNS, FISHING 7. A can to the very of Wi RB gaging birds. “Partin wishing to secure & *U- OF Lapins De , 18 wtreets between 6th urd should attend early, t | om Byece, | angi-tm AOSIGN OF £1G GUI Motes by mail attended to,