Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1873, Page 5

UCTION SALES. < So __FUTORE Days. | FUTURE Days. DOWLING & OO., Anct's, ¥ B. 8. WARNER, ANDELIERS. ENGLISH ' BU BSTRY CARIETS. belongings tte commission of Brivis 7 House 703 pe nae Store, bein AUCTION a @ Bilocts, A Oo MONDAY MORNING, COMMEDCI oe ROERNING. December 39th. balance of t t of Coleen ee M Begudary street of the city of Wasnt portions ot four (4) " Walnut Wardrobes, Tables, RES a, Do. Marble-top W ashstands, Clocks, prising siaty-fiv: Bo. yitice Deeks, Mirrors, Bine perches, and delineated © plat thereof, ounges, Hat Backs, and now known as Ippon if seat? Ente pro” Be yume Lf a doable, pd is Cg Ge wock Creek, adjoining Kalo- . \ ig Desks. on the west, wn ‘and English Body Tapestry Took: Ofielcths, Matting, Spittecuns ” CaTPet sorieoee ome iia Chandeliers, Screens, ‘The furniture was made to order by @ agd ts a0 fine as han ever been offered at auct city, ing but little used and as os new. y of the best quality. = to furnish should not fail fo at- 1 close out the rematader of of the Commission, 1t not having boen | improvements and convenience, ready for the former sale on nt of with fruits, flowers, et tre. DUNOANSON. HOWLING & OO-- ” | having smoke house tee bows, oer dec? 4 {Rep.&Chron } Auctioneers. | bling, &c., makes if in every ren; BY Wa LWALL € 00. Anctioncers, Order, with the Beet and meee hasconad act ead Noe, 9005 MoS allan cnee. and s capacity of 1a barrels oar por days with t TO GROCEBY HOUSES forma: @34,000, with interest at a2 ry On MONDAY MORNIN commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sel} a large stock el sisting of shout 2 0 eaddies, and ab. f fresh Tens, as fc December 22, | truston the property, ‘con: f chests | with in ten days from di m cadidien od 3 ta: he Sed Se pose neths and in halt Mehed tn the city oO ALOUD inetd witeony Tescteek Of Feaa are résh, and will | novt-eotds &BO. W. STICKNE} ic in case of the al ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. RUSTBE'S SALE OF AN a’ vg | Bum. EA hE TREE STORY BRICK DWELLING Gat +] WITH BACK BUILDINGS ON THE WEST BETWEEN P AND novi3-eogds J.T. rast vember ist, 1571, and duly reourded in Liber No. | sid place. JOHN W-ALVORD D, , folio 63, one of the land records of Washing: GEORGE WwW, STIORNEY 1 ceed tom County, District of Columbia, aud at the request | _dec6-s,t,th AUCTION SALES, ee nhs ‘%h and D streets TRUSTEES’ SALE oF hand b northwest. | mee Real Estate Broker and Anctionser, rity D mY ete i: CLOSING BALE OF jo, 729 7th street, between G and H. i (LED DID, WALNUT FURNITORE, MIR- | TRUSTERS’ SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN Ci L PROPERTY AT AUCTION By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Jn! and daly recorded in Liber of the land records for ‘and by direction of the parties secursd, ‘at public anction » December Sth, 157: ot . on! EL LANGE STOCK OF erty is well worthy the attencton of speculators annum from July Zth, 1872. and expenses of sala, in cash; balance in 6,12 and 18 months, with interest at 10 per cent. per annum, to be secured bi 'A'l converancing ooms, | of the purchaser; $500, as a deposit, will be required en day of sale. ‘if terms of wale are not complied ¥ of sale, the Trostews re hs properiy at the risk and BY. iting, signed by all per 8, 1878, the bari x the abor waeribeet Broper' - changed to one-third cash, and the balance in one o. LOO, northwest corner léth and D ste. | Sri'two years. with interest nt 8 per cont, per ane VORD, GEORGE W_ StICRNBY,{ Teastoos. OLD WELL, Salesman, S7-THE ABOVE SALK IS POSTPONED to usdated No- | uniil TUESDAY, December 23, 1873, same hour nction, im front of the 4 eat bid Ser, on’ FRIDAY, November ‘BSth, 183, at 4% b f lots i tht hundred y Sg ave at estng Siesta ee ead | BTS PRICE ODE jest side of Sth street, WEST, AT AUCTION ‘oot, bi Sod twerty (120) fect te ae alley W fect wide being improved by a desirable Two-ster Brick conse Teco! ‘he house ts supplied with all modern im- | jan: femonts mind the street i request Property will be sold subject to the special improve- | lic anction, tothe highest bi Mont tax; ail other taxes will be pald, The title is | on MONDAY, Decannor gone 1st perfe Premises, in Washington city fect. vw. L Terma of sale are as prescribed by the deed ef | Fight ;ssi, in Joseph F. Kelley’ recorded su at ten | ion ot the west half of sqnare three hundred and meh and the balance af siz and twelve | sixty-five, together with the faprovemeats thereon, nt er! he of trast on the property sold will be taken. A | 6.12.and 18 months, with 7 per cent. interest, pay able semi-annually, secured by a deed of crust and Inrarance of the property. One hundred dollars sale. All conveyancing and re- expense of the purchaser, ot complied with in seven da ight to resell the property GEOR NEY, at the risk and cost of the defaulting parchaser, noviteokas GHREN © WILLIAMS, Ancts. | Sher hve daye advertivement in the Evening Star, BRAINARD H. WABNSR. trast: $3,000 with interest from May 1, 1573, r for which the notes of the purchaser bear- ‘ngintereet fromthe day of ante and secured bya | “per two-story and base: of sale: One-third cas deposit of the time of 5 with in ten posi down on the di fettet. All conveyancing at the cost of the par- | Cording at t chaser re of iy BEAINARDI:WABNER trastocy, | the Truster hundred dollar: S7 THE ABOV! SALE IS POSTPONED antii ine WEDNESDAY, Deember 10th, 173, same hour and | Geciseoids QRERN & WitLiaMis, aucts: piace t CEOLUE We RTICR MT | Trustess, §2¥ DUNUGANSON, DOWLING novideotds GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Southeast corner 9h and D streets northwest. aes ‘ SSIG SCTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until On TURIDAT Bode tn ee December 934, ee aa 1873. at 10 v'clock, wo will "? Trustees. he highest bidder, at the al eon eat 3 inti tub Fooma— Se ee One fine Walant Oave American Organ, made by S ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ‘ mith; (Redmaa’s estate.) "i One Rogzy and Haruess; (Redman 4 ostato.) BY SoMTeot nenttwetestuer int and D st, One 1s karat Gold Hunting Cass Lever Watch, fall £3 SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP- 4, chroncmcter balance, No». 8124 ¥ ON ELEV E. TREE EAST, ONE THB oth . ; 7 : Gold Ourb Obsin; ARE SOUTH UF PENNSYLVANIA AV one Wooden Backet rine of a deed of trast to me, daly re- (Lane's estate.) n.. In front of th GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No, 1001, northwest corner loth and D sta. AUCTION SALES. ____¥HIs AFTER S00N. Wee: AT AUCTION. —e Terms of sale for eech Let B10 ge with interes at ten per cent. from March 6 : ‘of sale in cash, and the balance at six twelve months, for which = notes of the par- veyancing at purchaser's coat. If the terms of sale aro not complied with within ten day: Of aale, the trustecs reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser, after ad vertinement for five days in some ene or more naw Papers published in thecity of Washington, D. 0. om the day KELLEY & GATOHRL, Aucts. ect30-co&ds Oorner of lth and F str @7-THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST- oned uotil THU RSDA ¥ , the 4th day of December, 3, at same hour and lace novld-eo&ds KELLEY & GATOHEL, Aucts. S7 THE ABOVE Le HAS BEEN POST poned until THURSDAY, the 11th iust., same hour tod place, lech-eofds KELLEY & GATCHEL, Aucts, S/-THE ABOVE SALK HAS BEEN POST- yued until WEDNESDAY, the 17th inst., same our and plac Gecll-ecads KELLEY & GATOHEL, Aucts, @7 THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST ued until SATURDAY, the 20th instant, same our and place, aecls-ec 2 KELLEY & GATCHEL, Au-ts. lot B, in Whitney & Warner's record- | TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY ana BASE. ON THE BAST SIDE nteen fest nine and ph STREET. BETWEEN P AND Q STS. adepth of one bundr: By virtue of a deed of trust to Josh fe and a ey and myself, dated October 1,170, and 4 ded & Liber No. 626, folio 183, one , Washington county, DG. is just being paved. The | the request of the party secured, ae sel tion Rooms, the N | well as private t will positively be sold. PRY WM. Lb WALL & Co. No 900 and 902 Pennsylvant PAWNBROKER’S SALE—GREAT BARGAINS. BY LATIMEB & OLEARY, Southwest corner Pennsylvania svonwe and Ith st \west corner Pennsylvania avon y ‘Star Office Bui iow sa, r a Fr On SATURDAY RVENING, Dece: 1873, at 7 o’clo ber 20, eck and continuing MONDAY ‘and TUBSDAY MORNINGS at 10 and EVK- 8 at 7 o'clock, we shall sell, within our Auc- above superior collection of goods. B.—We invite the attention of the trad individuals to this sale, as the goods _ LATIMER & CLEARY, {Repub} Auctionsers, ‘Terms cash, del6-d&ds joneers, New Marble Bail ne, cor. 9th st The property of Robert Fulton, 314 9th at. jon SATURDAY, the 20th of December, at 10 o'clock in the morning and 6 o'clock’ in ihe evening, and continuing morning and evening until the whole is disp and Silver Watches, Jewelry of every description 6d WML. sed of, consisting of Gold monds, Bings, Pins, and . WALL & OO, Aucts. dec BY 8. SAMSTAG & CO In accor: District Legisiatnra, we shall xell on SATU DAY, December 20th, at 6 o'clock p.m, at the Loan Obie of Ohartes E ol strest northwest, bet ane’s estate.) and one Tin Basin; comprisirg Goi Opera Ginssea, ete. Stard chine for leather work, per No. 787, folio 40 et aeq.of the | ‘Terms: Gash REGINALD FENDALL, ha of the District of Corsaiiac t silt | ‘Aseiznee of W. 0. 8. Redman. Baukrupt. action, on MONDAY, the 22d day of c WAS. WALTER. EGINALD FENDALL, Si taueny one Assignees of Joh bine hundred @ud seventy. | declS-d DUNCANSON, DOW G & CO., Ancts for, (m4, y of Washiugton, D.C. a wee 5 This Le wk oat ppt f Real state Broker and Anctioneer, ig HS feet o's aches in depth No. 729 7th street between G wad H sts .000, with fnterest a geri deed of trust fur anunall? Terms of sale- $1, centam is ; ss 3, cash and the balawce Pabiie ¥ t Mich the noves of the purcussr, bearlug raterest | #8Ct of the holder of certitcat from the day of sale, secured by deed of trust on the property sold. will be taken. A deposit of will be required of the purch the time of All conveyancing at the ex) Se ner: | street, between Pennsylvania avenue and mane GREEN Ge WILLIAMS ace, | in the'city of Washiagton, to the highest » that part of the Wasb: No. 729 7th strest, between @ and H. streets north. S422 OF APART UF THE WASHINGTON | {0 anscusments mate by sai SAND GEORGE’ On MONDAY, the Sth day of January, 1874, between the hour of 3 and 3 pm the Board of 0 Public Works of the District of Columola, at the est of the bolder of certificate number 3,33, wed the dist day of Bekring date of September Bl, Ista, for the sam of of the Legislative Asse and f $76. ‘su with interest thereon at the rate of ten par | trict es entith Sentum’ per annum, will sell at publtc a tween Pennsylv. aA avenne street. in the city é Of Washingtin, to the highest bidder, ail that part | Will be included in of the Waabington and Georgetowa Bailroad which is located and exists on Wew York avenue, in the said city of Washington, between Mth and 15th | the same with! st, two years from the ‘The said certificate having been fssned agreeably | ber centum per annum thereon. aseet ve ry ExMimpretoments adjoining the lise therest’ be: | the Governor, and conntersigned by tbe Secretary twoen the points aforesaid, made in ascordance with | of the District, ALEX. R. SHEPHERD. ‘act of the Congress of the United States, entitled B.A. WILL en 1B act to provide a government for tho District of Logiclmsive Sexe mt gt be JO! egisiative Assembly of the Dis: frict of Columbia, entitled “Au act prescribing the | Bosrd of Public Works of the D str inode cf acsessmouts for special improvements amd | _ Washington, D.O.. Dee. 3th, 1513. 2] BY Legumes & CLEARY, Southwest corner of Ponna. ’ - aie contum from July 19, 1573, payable semi- | SALE OF A PART OF THE Was On MONDAY, the Sth day of January, 1 sith juterest at ten Per | between the bouteof 3end 3p. m., the Board o bi and 1s months. for | Public Works of the District of Columbia, at there r the sum of | nm at the rate of Der centim paragon, will sell at pnbli tion, im frent of the Columbia Buildin a deck8-dts LATIMER & OLEARY B* Real at part of sabington aud Georgetown Tail: rond which is located and exists on Lith stro. BX 2. 2. WARNER... Broker and Auctioneer, | in the said city of Washington, betweon H ‘The saia certificate having been tasued agreeably « cid Board against said road 7 F improvements wijoining the line gf ge ween th made in accordanc='w the United States, ent joa government for the District of bly of ths Dis! | act prescribing the Som, mode of amessmen's tor spacial improvements and ‘<§ woviding for the collection erect,” front of the Golumbia Buildings, on 4% street; be- | Broviding for, the collection thereof,” 9 paying the amount of purchase money, with aiast said road | _ The purchaser will be entitled to a deed given by AY MAG HUDER, LUSS. i reviding for the cellection thereof,” approved Bugast 10, 1s?t."'The cost and expenses of the sale | FRY B. H. WARNER, ted in addition to the amou: ale. 2 4 paying the amount of purchase money, with twenty AND GEORGETOWN KB. per eel nam thereon. On MONDAY, the Sth day of Janaary, 1974, The purclaser will be euttied to a deed given by j Between the hhetirs of § and 5 p.m, cs the Geve cantersbaned by the Sccretacy | fate phing | ie of canicus cannes 3,572, tee ae bearing date Angust Ith, i372, f am JAMES A MAGEUDER, $7,068 00, with ADOLF CLUSS, JOHN B BLAK Board of Pablic Works of the Dist Warhington, D-¢ Rie aR of Columbia, December &th, 1573. dec ARNER, Real Kstate Broker and Auctioncer, | said city of No. 749 7th street, betweeu G and H sis. and B strect north. » the Sth day of January, 1876, | tweent eon the hours of 3 and & rtificave namber 3334, | Columbia, date September 24, 1x72, for the sum of 10 Jetropolitan railroad the said city of Washingtc Lith street west and New ntersection of property will two years from the d, agrre- against | per centam per annum thereon, improvements adjoining the line | ‘The parchascr will be entitled the points aforesaid, made in ac- | the Governor and countersigned ance ‘act of the Congress ef the United | the District. B. States, entitled “An act to provide @ government » H. A. WILLARD. for the District «f Columbia,” approved the 21st day JAMES A. MAGRUDER, of February, 171, and an act of the Legislative As- ADOLF CLUSS, sembiy of the District of Colaznbia, entitled “An act BLAK: Ing the mode of sass ial im- | Board of Public Works of the District ts, and providing for the collection there- | Washingt December 8th, 373. t 10, 1871. id 6xpen. = ee @ sale will be inciuded, in addi the certificate and the interest thereon, | [SY 3: 8. WARNER, and the owner of the said property will have the Ho, 729 7th street, vetween Ga TEES’ SALE OF VALUABI y PROPERTY aT. TON SEORTH ST is burchaser will be eutitiod :oadeed, given by | CORNEM OF 107m AND Q BTREI right to redeem the same within two years from the day of sale, by paying the amount of purchase mo- ae with twenty per centum per annum thereon. the Governor and countersigned by the Secret: of . (he District. “a ALEX. & SHePHEGD, B: virtue of a deed of trust dated March 15th, YGe uals, | brie is cosy penne! | as E ADOLF GLUee. rict of Columbia, and by direction of = 0} LAKE, of the note Board of Pabite Wi. mar ie be of the District of Case. suction, on the premises, , 4 ‘ashington, D. C., December S, 1873. ber 7th, a Torok .m., all BAS Bloce of ‘ashington city known ered FE ¥ LatTinEs « Ci Bick Sof Onapman subdivision of original lots 4 to. 11 Southwest corner Pennsylvania eve. and liih'atreet, RE a ey iy Pr + 18725 ~ o1 Star Office Buildings. of the: end recorde of Washington count District as of . Bald deed ts for the sum of TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL- .on which ten por SE ON I STREET, BETWE! AND NORTH OAPITOL STREETS | By virtue of a deed of trust dated Febru ‘aod recorded im Liber 673, at folio 388, at jucet of the secared thereb: I will sell, fp frout Of fhe premiere at 4 o'cloc! Ys ex: Kp. cas the balance in 6 and 12 mont j0R TUESDAY, the 2: of ‘December, ® by TABe day igs, with interest, secured by notes and deed of trust u rt's subdivision < ae three: P ore ‘ ith witbin five dave from ths day of Testdae intwo | tere reserve the Flatt to tescll the deposit 2 wale. Allcon- | acciz-aads "8 PB! ue gue CLEARY. Recs | ASMONERS S413 OF, VARUAGEE, SALE AT 316 | URDAY, the 34 day of J ARE , exe De tis om the prea 29,1973, at 10 ee ae Sob Id, consisting off _ Bings, Sp anv H Staexrs N.W. arr. end delivered. spah tn" "GEO BADER, Propeistor, Real Extate Broker and — dH. 729 Seventh street, between @ a, em | — SADE OF A PART OF THE WASHINGTON by SS AILKOAD. between the hours of 3 reqnest of the holder of Certificate number 3,331 t tion, in frout of the Columbia Building, on 4s strict, between Pennsylrania ayenus and O in ihe'cits of Washington, to the highest bidder all that pert of the W: row) waieh t of the Washington and Georgetown railroad Which is located sodexia's on 7th street west, in the ‘ashington, between the Potomac river to assessments made by said board as for improvements adjoining the ling thereof be- ‘The said certificate having boon issned acresably ALE OF A PART OF THE METBOPOLITAN | to assessments made by #ait Board agaiust said road * BAILBOAD. for improvements adjoining the ling thereof be- District of Golumbia,” ‘approved th f ebro nd an act o} jegislative sembly. of the ‘District of Colambiar eatitied °an e points aforesaid, made in accordance with Bm.» the Bosrd of | an act of the Congress of the United States. entitled jot of Columbia, at the | “AD act to provide a goverament for ths DI of approved the Sst day of February, 1571, and an act of the Legislative Assembly of the’ Dis’ ith interest at the rate of tem per ceatum | trict of Columbia, eutitled “An act prescribing the xin front of | mode of assessments for special improvements, and providing for the collection thereof,” approved Rueust 10, 1:71. “Pb oti Je Cont expenses of ale highest bidder, all that part of the | will be included in eddition tothe amount of the certificate, intereat 9 cS pFeon. aud the owaer from the date of sale, by chase muney, with twenty per centum per annuum ‘Tbe piutchaser will be entitled to @ deed the Governor and countersiened amount ef purchase money, with twenty | of the District. the Sec f 1@ Secretary of EPHEBD. TRUSTEE'S SALE the h thereby, we su nell at division of pete ef iviston square. pam and fr: twenty-two togetber with the improvement beat three-story pre! abay window om the side, and modern ments, &c. Cigy Tab peta reds Auct No.7 ers, Market Space, EXTENSIVE PAWNBROKER SALE OF UN- REDEEMED PLUDG dance with a law passed at_the last en 6th and 7th streets, Seaton kof nnradeemad Plelges, A Bilver Watches, Jowelry Foather Bed ani Pi 4 Books, and a Howe O, linder Sewing Ma: 8. SAMSTAG £00., ctioneers. “_[ Rep. | ‘Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, avenne and Lith street, Btar Office Building, SALE. AT STORE 438 4% STREET SOUTH | “WEST, BE ST. WEEN VIBGINIA AVENUE AND E STRE! 22a, 1873, commencing at 10’ o'clock, we emises Above described—One Gins, Wines, sisting of Counters, Sheiving,(suitable for a Grocery, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstar da, Carpets, Mirro? and M. T. Stands, Cooking aud H ig Btovos, & LATIMER & OLFA Auctioneers Auctioneers and Katate Brokers, Boutbweet corner Pennsylvania ave. and lth street, | tar Office Buildings, 'S SALE OF IMPROVED ki TATE ON I STREET, BETWEEN 4 107n STREETS NORTHE. By virtue of adeed of tru fed the 14th day Jovember, 1872, and recorded in Liber No. ; folio 497, one of the land reoords for Wash- the District of Colambia, the un- MONDAY JRNOON, on I str ween 9th aad are 93S, ted eet y 20th east, each lot having a front of 14 fect 3 inches by 88 feet 6 inches, and i frame dwellings. wed by two two-story All conveyancing and transfers at purchaser's ceata, | $00 will be required om each lot at the time mad. it zal ‘Forme made RAVTTLIAM. J, COOK, Trusteo, deci? LATIMER & CLEARY, Ancia, pY B.H. WARNER, Real Estate Broker and Avcttoneer, No, 729 th street, between @ and Hi sta, SALE OF A PART OF THE WASHINGTON . ILBuAD, AND GEORGETOWN BA On MONDAY, the Sth gay of January, 1874, .m., the Board of and Public Works of the District of Ooinmbia, at the ¢ ing gate September 26th, 1872, for the aun 60-100, with interest thereon at the rate por centam per annnm) will gell at public stroet, Warhington and Georgetown rail- s located and exists on Penusylvania ane, in the said city of Washtugton, between 1sth street and Rook Oreek northwest. ‘The eaid Vertificate having been issucd agreoabiy ost said read act prescribing the mode of assessment for special improvements and providing for the collection thereof,” approved August. 10, x 171. The cost 11808 of the cate will be included, in addition t amount of the Certificate, and the iaterost eon, and the owner of the said property will ve the right to redesm the same within two years ring the amouut of par- by. the Secratary ra ALEX. B. SHEPHERD. B.A. WILLAB Ja ry OND. BLARE Board of Public Works of the District of Calambla, Washi dec5-td ington, D. C., Dec. 8th, 1873. ¥ B. H. WARNES, ate and th Ho. 739 Tea ieneets PRESS: Ha oe Fk nh STREETS a jy virtne of @ deed of trust, dated October ath, A. D 1872, duly recorded in’ Liber 694, folio 1428, one of the'land records for the District of and at the request of th eb walt a se pablig ‘auction, in front t ber 23d, 1873, at & & 0 in_piece or parcel of itnate in the city of Washi: : lot nambered 01 a ered threes handred wixty-five, (308,) fronting on Columbia street 24) oot, with a depthot ninety (90) Toots its, consisting of a brick frout dwelling, with ve~ jastreet has recently been paved with is moet pleasant strects in the o AUCTION SALES. Br °pEErON, eoTuNg 200 Aare ¥ PLATED WaARF. BEADS, FANCY BOX ae, dc We will se}, within or acction rooms, THIS 4 cing wt 7 o'utock, & (faterday) EVENIN collection ef the above named good: positive. DUNCANSON, DOWLING & O0., Ancts. Y DUROANSON, DOWLING & 00. B ° Corner 8h and D streets PORTART ABT SALRB oF PAINTINGS FR TOPMK HUGH PHIL SALE POSITIVE. OM THE Gat. , MeCANa, ESERVE OR DAY and WEDNESOAY EVENINGS, r 23d 4th, commencing at 7 o'clock Will sell, within our Auotion And others equally eminent ‘We {invite the attention of connoissenrs to this worthy of their attention, and wiil'be positively sold, he public are invited to the stock, a8 it is one of the finest collectior bas ever been bron dec”) DUNOANSON, DOWLING &CO., Aucts. W. L. WALL & Co. ine, 902 Penn. ave,,corner Ih street 8 FURS ObBNING, Dacember 24th, o'clock, we will se Collarettes, Muff and B «1 Siberian Squirrel Muffs and Collarettes. rmine Collaretios Bisck Martin and Lynx Beta, Down, Buttons, Silks, &¢ 1. Benjamin, farrier, Sale peremptory, to Re L & 00, Aucts, : ug Nos. 900 and 903 Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 9h st TRUSTEE'S SALE OF By virtne of a deed of x LUABLE REAL trost, dated November dod in Liber EB. 0. B. ton City, {n said District, thereby, IT sel e B9ty of Decemb B. m., in front of the premises, Lot N This property is located tn a very desirable nving neighborhood, and improved by a ic sale, on Ist, at 4 o'clock (0. 17, in square All conveyancing at cost J, JOHNSON, Trastoe, Y LUTTRELL & © Between 9th and NO. 917 Louisiana aver Oth streets northwest. VALUABLE IMPROVED WEST SIDE OF Ov- LUMBIA STREET, (formerly Parner street.) AND PA HWEST. CONSISTING OF ELUING 1 for Washington’ county, bis. and ai request of party secured thereby, I public auction, tothe highest bidder, in front of the premises, on 'W A.D. 1574, at’ o'clock p. m., all that jituate im the city lon, in said District, and known as Lot hundred and thirty-two, (132,) in Da- vid L. Morrison and others subdivision of aquare nnmbered throe hundred and sixty-five,(305,) a8 said diy corded ia “HD. @.,"" 8 the District of Golam arcel of grown vin the Surveyor’ office of said District, together with the improvements sh, (of which $150 1 the batance in six nred by pnrchaser’a t. interest until Torms of sale: 0 =. Uf terms of safaare x days after sale, the trnstea Teserves the right to resell at risk and cost of de- HOLTZMAN, Trustos, LUTTBELL & CO, Ancts LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers and Real Ketate Brokers, Pennsylvania avenue and ith st., tar Office Building. DF ABOUT 100.000 B N@ SLATE, LUMBER, DAY, December 2: | and South Car: ing Materials, not complied with in faulting purchaser Southeast eae POSITIVE SALE ( OOF at 12 o'clock m., hstreet soutaaast ins avenue, the abov 1p lots to suit purclasers, LATIMER & CLEARY, Au UNOANSON, DOWLING & CO., Aucts., ‘Bouthennt corner Sth and strocts iorthwest, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF NITURE, CONTAINED 1 tt | STREET NORTH WEBI, aT by order of the Supreme Court of the Dis > im » rolding @ «pecial term. Passed on December 14th.1s73, [wil public auction, on WEDNESDAY MOK ING, Decomber 24th, 1873, commencing at 10 o'clock, the contents of the above-mentioned ET. On MONDAY MORNING, December | HOUSEHOLD N HUOSE Ne. Beddi Ok ‘ eading. Ook au = NF Administrator of Rachel Cam aig DUNCANSON, DOWLIN: ¥ B.H. WARNER, al Estate B Ro. 799 fib atrect, bot iroker and Anctionser Sween @ and H sts, ER SALE OF A FOUR-STORY PRESS- (OK DWELLING IN “ GBANT RO’ ST CAPITOL STBEET. Virtue of a deed of trust, . AT AUOTION. dated Ay and records for Washing! bia, and by direction of secured thereby, we will sell at remises, on FRIDAY. ‘3, at 4 o'clock p. m., the followin, estate, situate in the city of Wi lo wit: Lot numbered seven (7), in vid eee we pne of the District of Colum! 1d sixty (760), fro. id three-eighths ( back one hundred and inches to a 2)-foot alley, together with the usisting of » four-story pressed brick bis house js in the middle and the is a first-class residence in ‘3d try >, Fannin fifty-six (156) fect two largest of the block every reepect, suital : One-third in cash; ighieen taonths, with fn per annum, secured ee at six, twelve Ly a deed of trust on the prop- erty, A deporit of $500 will be reqnired at time of sale, Ali conveyancing at the expense of the pur- If the terms of sale are not complied with en days, the Trustees re: the property at the risk an irchi@er, after five da or more newspapers of Washington, D. © JOHN GEORGE W_8 ‘6 FY GOLD WELL, Salesman. &THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPO! SDAY, December 1%, JOHN W. ALVOR © the right to re- ost of the default- dvertisement in Nev, { Trustees. WELL, Salesmen, aa OBN B ¥ DUNOA®! F UNIMPBOVED LOTSOR TRUSTEE’S SALE va IN GEORGETOWN, AT [ea Bec ble anction, in front he eastern and extending the entire length of sal —. Mineo gna also the northern half fo " ey if 4H One-third casb; and the residue in ts at six and twels ve months, annum from the dar WOODWARD, , DOWLING & EVENING STAR. CONGRESSIOVAL. Conclastem Yesterday's Proceedings. SENATE.—After our report closed— ‘The reso) ution for adjournment entil January Sth was agreed to, and the Senste then went into executive semion, and when the doors were reopened, adjourned to January 5, 1574. HOUSE.—After our report closed— Mr. Myers, chairman of the Committee on Private Land Claims, and Mr. Packard, a member of the Naval Committee, having pre- ferred to exchange piaces— The 8 asked unanimons consent for "Bir ‘Wood ward reeigued bf positon ir. f asa mom- ber of the Committee on War Ciaims, and Mr. Melish was appointed in his % Mr. Butler (Mase.) ini luced @ bill toin- erease the volume of currency. {The bill is similar in substance to the one in- troduced by Mr. Butler, March 13, 1871, authori- zing the tesue of 3.65 cent. bonds, to be de- Po core rear Treasurer, and ex- aD for |-tender notes. ‘Referred to the-Committos on ES and a Mr. Shanks was added as a member of the Committee on Indian Affairs. Mr. Luttrell untroduced a bill to repeal all in- ternal revenue taxeson grape and fruit brandy produced in the Uni States. leferred to Committee of Ways and Means. Mr. Chipman introduced a bill to refund taxes improperly collected on tobacco, snuit, and cigars. Same reference Mr. Lowndes introduced a bill to authorize the National Bank of Hagerstown to change its location. Referred to the Committee on Bank- a Ourrency. r. Butler (Mass.) offered a resolution, which was adopted, authorizing the Committee on Appropriations to appoint a sub-committee to visit Boston and inspect the site for the new post office and settle the existing dificults Mr. Cox offered a resolution, which was adopted, directing the Secretary of the Treas- ury to inform the House as to the number of employes of the Internal Revenue Bureau on the Ist of December, 1466, and the compensa- tion paid the same. Also, the same informa- tion in relation to employes December 1, 1:73. THE TRANSACTIONS OF GENERAL 0.0. HOWARD. Mr. Coburn, from the Committee on Military Affairs, to whom was referred the letter of the Secretary of War and the report of the Adju- taut Geueral relative to certain transactions of General ©. 0. Howard in connection with the Freedman’s Bureau, offered a resolution re- questing the President of the United States to order a court of inquiry, to consist of not less than five officers of the army, to fully investi- gate all the charges contained in the letter of the Secretary ot War against General Howard, and to report their opinion thereon to the Sec- retary of War. After discussion, Mr. Coburn, at the suggestion of members of the Military Committee, withdrew the resolu- tion for the present. THE CHORVENING CLAIM. Mr. Cesena obtained the floor, and presented & petition of citizens of Somerset county, Penn- sylvania, asking @review and examination of the claim of George Chorpening for payment Tor carrying the United States mails. He said he would also at the proper time present the memorial of Mr. Chorpeping himself, and would ask their reference to a committee, in order that there might be a full, fair and im- partial investigation. Mr. Beck said that when Mr. Dawes made his frightful denunciation of the Chorpening claim Mr. Cessna sat here and never opened his meuth to make a contradiction. Mr. Cessna then withdrew the petition until he could determined to what committee to refer it. The House then adjourned until Monday, January 5, 1874. A BRUTAL STRP-NoTHER—A Little Girl Com- pelled to Sleep in the Woods.—A letter from Sala- manea, New York, dated the 16th inst., says thatayear or two since a Pole named Peter Moskey, a widower, with adaughter sixor seven years old, was married to a woman who has ever since maintained a system of domestic tyranny over both husband and child. On Fri day last the girl was found tn the woods about a mile west of the place near where her father and stepmother live. She was nearly dead from exposure and hunger, and said she had been wandering for three d within sight of home, but was not allowed to come in the house by her stepmother. She gave as a reason for this cruel- ty that in looking for their cow on the Tuesday previous, she had lost a little shawl, which she was unable to tind. The loss being made known to her stepmother, she beat the child until she was black and blue in places and then com- pelled her to go back to the woods and look ror the shawl. The little girl searched in vain for it, and, cold, hungry and almost exhausted, had repeatedly returned home begging to be allowed nd warm herself a moment, but was as often torced to go away by her ster mother. The story of the child creates the most intense indignation in the community, and the step- mother and the father were arrested. The heating in the case revealed a system of brutal- itv towards the child on the port of the inhuman stepmother that has few parallels on record. The little girl, for trival offences, has been forced to sit in ice cold water for an hour at the time; tied up by the thumbs and whipped; forced to lie in the woods all night, with the scanticst of clothing, in all kinds of weather, obliged to perform labor thata man would con- sider b: and kept continually on the most meagre fare. She is literally covered with bruises and scars which she had received at the hands of the womaa chosen by her father to be her mother. Singulariy, the only resuit of the investigation thus far bas been the taking of the child out of the control of its unnatural protectors and placing her in a family at Corry, Pa. A Livery Excovyrer Wits Bgars.—A hunter, of Garrett Lena Maryland, named Christian Bolyard, started in pursuit of the gang of bears which bad been infesting the pine awamps for some time past, and on Friday his dog ‘‘winded” them, when proceeding cautiously he espied three of them lying in one nest, appa- rently asleep. Taking deliberate aim he into their midst, killing one and wounding a second. The dog rushing upon them, drove third up a tree, and then attacked the wounded bear which proved more than a match tor him. Being a very large female, she seemed inspired with the instinctive idea that the dog was not the chief cause of her trouble, so she gave him a hug, slapped him out of her reach, and then started in pursuit of Mr. Bolyard. In the mean time Mr. Bolyard had succeeded in myn! his gen, and as the bear approached he fi hastily, slightly wounding her a second time. This Second shot seemed only to enrage her the more, but «lid not check hat purenit, which was row a race for life. Mr. yard well knew that if be took refuge in atree that her bear- ship would prove more than a match for him in the climbing business, so the only hope left for his life was to run for it, and although very fleet of foot, his speed and “bottom.” would not have saved him bad he not, with most wonder- ful dexterity, succeeded in reloading his ritle as heran. By this time the bear was withina few feet ot him. Wheeling around suddenly he tired a third shot, which proved fatal. When the last shot was fired the bear was so nearthe muz- zie of the gun that the flash singed the hair on her face. Mr. Boiyard then returned and shot the bear which the dog had treed, making in all, three of those animals killed single handed in one day—‘‘and it wasn’t a very 4 day for bears either.”"— Garrett County (Md.) Herald. A BoaT STEBRED BY a ConPSRB—A Mystery of Lake Brie-—On Sunday — farmers and their families who were driving to Maiden to attend church, when about eight miles below, or east of tne town, saw a ship's th lake heading toward the beach amile away. They could plainly make out a man in the stern sheets steering the boat with an oar, and, although there were no vessels in fight the morning was so pleasant and the sea ‘80 smooth that it was supposed the man had put out from shore to pick Up someth! little attention was paid to the the same spoton their return thi yawl bard on the beach, and & man’s risib: stomach, at mation that “That front Fortunate woman is she whose husk such control over his mirth as not to awake the rest of the family while attending to the matter — Between four and six o'clock of every day afternoon there are nearly three hi ZoUng men in Danbury +-patting ont & house. ly quickens. pressed an ottoman. with many there is no | generally under which strike ‘shi, E peg com ares of tan (amon It ia in th ing-camps that a be most int ‘on this coast, will see and feel the bigness of ths woods. A man in Humboldt County got out of one tree lumber enough to make his house and barn, and to fence in schooner was filled with shingles made from a single tree. One tree in Mei ino, whose re- ins were shown to me, made a mile of rail- road ties. Trees fourteen feet in diameter have been frequently found and cut down: the saw- jogs are often split apart with wed, the entire mass is too large to float in the small and narrow streams, and I have often them blow a log apart with gunpowder. A tree four feetin diameter is Ie these woods, and so skillful are the wood-chop- pers that they can make the largest giant of the | forest fall just where the: say, “‘drivea stake with the tree.” ‘The choppers do not stand on the ground, but on stages raised to such a height as to enable the axe to strike in where the tree attains its fair and regular thickness, for the red-wood, like the sequoia, swells at the base near th: ground. These trees prefer steep hill-sides, and growin an extremely rough and broki height makes in necessary tofell them carefully, lest a 8 should, talling wit reak to 5 try, and their \ishes with “Make me collector,” Dana Cwear, moch doubting, made lenceforth And every It .” The injured cou Iva face against this sneak’s ioe The Fiftieth Birthday of Agassiz. Mar 2, 1857. Saving: tory- boo Thy Father has written for thee. “Come wander with me," she said, “Into regions yet untrod; And read what is yet unread In the manascripts of God."” And he wandered away and away ‘With Nature, the dear old nurse, Who sang to him night and day ‘The rhymes of the universe. And whenever the way seomed long, Or his heart began to fail, She would sing a more wonderfal song. Or teil a more marvelous tale. And m go. Though at times bis heart beats wild For the beautiful Pays de Vaud, the From glaciers ciear and cold, And the mother at home says, ‘Hark’ For his voice I listen and yearn, It is growing late and dark, nd my boy does not retarn!” [H.W Lonafetiow. Danbury News. Yesterday was cokler than an oil-cloth — As insignificant as a mite is it enjove the proud satisiaction of knowing that there is nothing more mitey than it —Hon. Thos. W. Ferry, ot Mic his speech on form. May Heaven's choicest blessings fullow him. The Carrency,” im pamay ties as to of them. Life in a Monitor. Life in a monitor is not the most delightfa! | and all officers dread to be ordered to om Nevertheless, our monitors made all trips sately upon which they venture and have stood the shock of battle, as well that of storm, very well. Otticers whe have | served and sailed on them say that they are comfortable, but this statement is taken | grains of salt by others, who sus- | pect that those who thus report are something inthe general impression is (and any one who ines them will see enough to justify theopin‘on) | } that on @ monitor there is not room enough to swing a cat; that they are very damp, when not flooded: they are ill-ventilated when atsea; that | ight except artificial, and that there are other discomforts. 1 am teld that when any one has made a voyage ona monitor (which is jer when moving, except in the smoothest sea), he comes up with a com- plexion of the most ghastl: does not easily get rid of. All concur, however, that a monitor is less disturbed by the motion of the sea than any other vessel, as the waves just the sides of an ordinary pletely over her. Although the service in & monitor is so strong aud widespread throughout the navy, yet it is held a point of honor as well as of duty to accept the situation when ordered to it. resiguations on account of orders to serve on monitors—an engineer ordered to the Manhat- others) resigning at the frantic en treaties of his wife. Thecaptain’s cabin on the Manhattan is a ged i shaped cuddy, with the scantiest accommoda- tionsof every kind. The otherofficersare even less well accommodated, and the crew, when there is any, stow themselves away in all sorts of odd nooks of the most contracted character. ‘There is no crew [pre the Manhattan, as none is yet need uation of the fox who lost his tail, California Wood. 9 acres of ground. such enormous weight, little doubt that in the whi rough Dr. Decms 1} learned that this este. ho did the honors of the White Jackson's ada #till Mived—was im this cit congregation. and some curiosity to see, & 238s HGH fi ufal woman, and received us with the queen. We found her ereation i & ° 2 & # 2 j i i ti : ple who profess to be entirely unprejndi think the generality of historians are m judiced than any other class of writers, poke of Mrs. Kandolph and the Duchess € Fensendock as her only children, and, tw the ‘st of many changes and heavy losses, ahe said she considered herself blessed in being sur- rounded by ber grand-children, who are very sole and comfort her tm andoiph bas been dead many years, and it is this family of children she and who now care for her, the youngest son makin provide for bis grandmother, w jove with a devotion bordering on romance. She ed in conversation that ber son-in-law, the Duke, had two tities, the other one bei the Duke de Sampayo, and that Was married to one of igan, sends us oted to ber, and There is nothing ao well calculated to upset ive ® poke in the &. m., accompanied by the infor- door is unlocked.” ¥ and pleasure to nd has dred They are distinguished mainly for au air of easy nonchalance, as if they had no pam ticular object in view; and also for an filly dis guised interest in their boots, as evinced at the crossings. Through Main ‘street they move carelessly, but once on the side thoroughfares, where few people are met, their If lightning should strike down the backs of those who wear tails to their coats the amount of peannts, lozenges and burnt almonds which would be brought to view would actually paralyze an ordinary statistician. —What a terribly unpleasant sensation it is to get down from some elevation, where your de- | scent depends upon making jour feet, ‘hilds, the sen of the elder Oreewus. She said her daughter bad become thoro | foreignized, and hated America so that would not allow ber husband to acces tion to this country, which was offe: 1 asked her if she © Washington now.” a“ ashington are so painful that I do net like te go there any more very foolishly married « third time, marriage lost all of my property 9 back and see other peo took him tee. ait instinctive- ¢ for my money, and i aconnection with J seven months to get it into bis posses- rf nd fail to find the proper footing er! ju are @ large man @nd are getting down from a shed feof. Your stomech, 1s inst the eaves and your elbows are ug into the shingles. You have got down too far to craw! back, and are perfectly un see your lege or anythi this ‘condition of complete helplessness, and perspiring at every pore, you deploy you! in agonizing apprehension. Despite the danger of your position you cannot help awfully temue spectacle you are unavoida bly making of yourself for the benefit of preja diced observers, and the sensation intensities instead of relieving the misery. time as this that a man understands the worth | and value of a true wife to steady his legs and point bis feet. But she ts neither in sight nor hearing, and after waving and floun. legs until every biood vessel in his h the point of bursting, and the pressure against his stomach threatens his spine, he either makes the connection, or, what i* more proba bie, lets go his hold in the Madness of despair and comes down on the hard earth as if it were There are times when a wite should court seclusion. ‘This is 0 plete ignorance of bis movements until a letter reached me wi had been written from the steamer, a) he returned me my honored name, and the country because he was not worthy to be associated with meand my family, confessed ato and an adventurer, and ae- ould never trouble me again. The name of this magnificent scoundrel was Ante- nio Buchignani, handsome nnd ele; le to near them, and in ut realize the Mrs. Eaton sa) it man—s man who bad aw ‘ashington, although he was an Italian adventurer of whom nothing was known. Of course she at once which had been so generously (”) restored to her, and for the distinguished honor of playt rel of Madame Buchignani, she paid the ly sum of nineteen houses and six square blocks of real estate in Washington city. A few more years, and the sands of life will have ceased te flow for this woman whose career is without @ 1 Itis atsuch a | med the name ing his dis 0 DOT NEXT URESID “Hans Baum who vas jenator Koss, of K sar, is one Of Lhe Tining statesmen of Laat biighte@ have generally 87" There is one good thing about babies,” “they never change. ls of the period, mon of the world. the baby is the same self-p laughing. voracious | and in all countri SF Awong the * says a late traveler little heathen in ast words" of Prof. were these spoken to Dr, Brown Sequard—C"est fin(“ The end bas come” bat perhaps, the reporter of the dent adds, without meaning to imply that bis death was athand. The uary Atlantic will contain a paper by Agassiz, taking to pieces the Darwinian theory. 87 John N. Whitney th tor who is alleged to have “unloaded mine on EF. B. Ward, of Detroit, was tar as Chicago by a Detroit officer, ba necessary papers being lawyers effected a rescue, ang Whitney took mi+ pallor, which he went, the Chicago till, I hear of BOVER. On the goth residence of the bride's jor SAMUEL P. and irregularly he residence of Mr. ro Bullock, of Aiexand: OOLEMAR, of Louisviite, BOBINSON—WAMPLER. On the 14th instant, ‘eatmipster BERRET. On BaBRY BR! after a brief illness. and peacctal one in the Christian faith. phe $0 young to ing of the ot Saree joved ashe was by devoted parents, Mag a boone ie father, 1003 ‘al hion the residence of bi OTtL West, on Mond atl ds and (hose of the famil, On the morni of the lsth instant, ‘of Otho Bramons'ghs BRANI 5 andersized in | MARIA eee Geparted this life in the 34th year of her age, after an extreme fines of three months. lor funeral will take place o1 Deoenber Ww want it, or, as they onthe. of Wm. 8 Rows, 103 Weat st: ect, Georgetown, to-morrow, Zist inst’, et Frieuds of the family are invited te 19h of December, 1873, FRED- on! Mary and Ferdinand #. DARR. On ¢ ERICK F. DAR! the 13th year of Seep ink about the dead by day, dream of them at oi pieces. ns, in spite of every pre- Clad in tbe clothes they used to wear, ud by my bed in white. 3 ry cI 5, a ww it: Rishsne 7. MARVEY, Undertaker, (Successor to HARVEY & Mo. 034 F Brant, between Mist and Test. MBTALLIC BURIAL Riemann Ww. BARKER,