Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1874, Page 3

Ne. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 23 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE STOOK OF GLOVES! GLOVES! 2 ann now, BALTIMORE eae FOR ees pin TROD ia VIA ME- ante Biri BRANCH. M. dally, except Sandas, arriving at cai 4 P.M, and Stacuton early the GENTLEMEN. Throngh to Ct pihienah ‘to ¢ ncinue a ‘nt or bat . = BAN FO , ant 3:30 A. M. and 4:45 P ot ps not on Sun- FOR NORFOLK, a iP . Sundat bail nf a! COLOB KIDS. in su8 and two ron" port Coe: Pol ae INTEBMEDI- a aioe 4, M. acd 5-30) BM. but not on Sanday. O dc scabs K GLOVES, t 4 eturning, loave Point of Bocks at ButtonstuesTotes wieemniie Pa 5 APSE st Washington at 3.204, 169 4 Nivnad 9: M., But not on Sunday. 3 doze um LOVEUDTRRIDGLOY E*,inoneand Express 4 at S19 A.M. and 7:49 P. “ two Buttons, sizes 76 Gatiye step at Polat of Rock ‘Throug! tickets to the West can be had at $0 deven BLACK KID GLOVES, tn ons and two Werhington Station Ticket Off Battons, sizes 7% to 9. tay; also, at the Company a 200 4 en LIGHT and DARK BROWN KID Passcugers purchasing tickets at the Avenue “LOVES, in one and two Buttons, sizes 7% to 9. office can there arrange to have their besgage called for and checked at their residence, taken REYNIER DOGSKIN GLOVES, | ihe depot, and put loto the baggage car. selling at the extremely low price of Por Rew York, Philadelphia, and Boston see r. savertisenent of Taronah ine.”” 30 devon CASTOR BEATER GLOVES see cous Gemstn Tisket agen eration orem z ; oral aud two buttons, sizes 7% a inone | _“Gxu: 5. KOONTZ: Gen Agi Washington, ID, and TILLBUBY'S + im one and two Buttons, on OALF. Tumoves LINE BETWEEN WASHING- iG CLOVES TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK. WasHixeton, December 2%, 1873. ‘Trains between Washington aud New York are now Fant pe ftions: WORE, wishout chance of car Leave daily, except Sunday, at SOU A.M. and ee - FO PHILADELPHIA. LBS g gaily except Sanday, 0 A.M. and ‘ON SUND. tor New York sup 3 BM. and Phitadel- ane nt 3: 30 and 9: oO P. Ties and Scarfy. fi ‘brough tickets to Philadelphia, ew York er Boston can be had at the Station 01 at all hours in the days also, at the Company Oitice, 4 459 Poun- wivanis avenue. Ps rs bre parchasing tickets at the Avenne office can there @ to have their baggage called fur abd checked att heir’ residence, taken to the depot, sot pat in ACK SILE 3 ; Bee timore iad Obes rediroad sfvertioonent SAY aUDOIS Sauer tien ae now. sbedule Drtwren Washington, Baltimore, Aun FANCY S{LK TIES AND BOWS. = “THOS, E SHARP, Master of Pransportation FANCY SILK WINDS9R SOARFS. M. COLE, General Ticket aes PARTY SILK WINDSOR SCAEFS GEO.8. KOONTZ, Agent at Washington, BLACK SILK WINDSOB SCARFS ALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, PLAIN COLOR WINDSOR SCARF3 DeEvot conneR 6TH AND B Sta ets N.W. FANCY SILK “TECK” SCARS. Afier Dece bs 1873, vill ran as follows: BLACK SILK “TECK” SCABFS fer December 3, tret@e will rap PARTY SILK “TECK” SCARFS PLAIN COLOR“ TEOK” SCARFS. PLAIN COLOB CHANCELLOR SUABFS. PARTY SILK CHANCELLOR SOARFS. BLAOK SILK CHANOEL LOR SOAEFS. FANCY SILK CHANCELLOE SOARFS | WEAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LARGE STOOK OF WHITE LAWN TIES AND BOWS WHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS, OW esters aprons, dale ork $25 8. m., Acconimoda. yey daily ex; Sanday. 3 A.1n. Bxp, from B 8:03 ms ¥e Ne Express daily, ex. Bua 338 m.,daily Accom ®. m., Fast Line | | West, daily,ex Bunday | 13 ™ 2.20 Exp.,dait $43 Bs 10:33 » Fast Line m West and North, 3:90pm -Clneinn Southwest, daily ,ex ¥ ms dally, from ®., Actommoda- 640 Baltimore, daily’ from os ny Pasily, ex Seuday West ‘and } North. Handkerchiefs. 9-08'p. m' daily, New 11:0" p.m, Sonthern | | Xors Night Express ey ally, 3x Bunday. | 9:38 pj me, Pecitc Bx. 11,3 Now York Ceundeatentia aeeicon ress dai Memieereniets Se ore Comp raion leaving Washington $509 c Yat Bowls with trates for Marl: ieaving Bowie at 10a.m and 3.10 p.m, LINEN MMED HANDKEBR HEM STITO@EWLINEN HAN DKERCHIEFS | cHARPY BORDERED LINEN HANDKEB- | 4 INITIAL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. ones AND FANOY SILK BANDK | artiviog at Marlboro’ at 11:10 a. m., and 9:90 Pozratne leaving Washio. 3:0 m, mn, at 8:03 and 3:38 ». m Connect at Odenton npapolls. Meare hrriviog at Washington at 10:33». m. and 8:3! +c wmnect Bos Bowie with eins Sri ats40 m., ent 5; Passengers ienving their orders st Fewsi ‘Oimce northwest corner of 13th street and Pennsy! avenue, northwest c>: ter i strate aud Pousy tae e their tageage called for and checked oy boteis and residences to all poiuts North and West. eo Cincinnati, Coinm- ts : Ihicage, O. rth, Pears and southwest. votats norte a Aig General Sap". | #8. YouN © Azeat. U iyte-tt ps asrivanta AIR LINE A PHIL. LADEL PTA | BK, Ladies’ Gloves, WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR BOSTON. 4ND ALL POINTS a a NEW ENGLAND LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF THROUGH pRIWEEN WASHING EEN Lo HINGTON WITHOUT CHANGE OF UARS. The equipment on this line is new and of the mo olegant improved finish. PULLMAN PARLOR CARS ON DAY TRAIN PCLLMAN one ua TiatNs CAKS ON On an ‘O Thee TRAINS Dal LY (excner’ SUNDAY) GLOVES FOR LADIES, éxpressly suitable for the NEW YEAB receptions. SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. 7 = ry be run over Pennsylvania Ai: , leavin, EEL NE BUTTON PABTY-COLORED KID oon and arriving at the lepot ‘of the Balritnore. an 80 dor BUTTON WHITE KID GLOVES. | ScreceeasTAirond: Bortheast corner of 6th and B 3 doz. ONE-BUTTON BLACK KIO GLOVES, FastLt INE, lonre Washington $:03 a, m, daily, jon. « NB. e&ce pt Bun bodes. TWO. BUTTON BROW A rep ree eee: | Locate Baldinore at 9:15 a, m. daily, except Sun- dor. TWO Boxxx BLACK KID GLOVES. care, West Philadelphia at 12:52 p. m, daily, f@ dor. TWO-BUTTON GREY KID @LOVES. ~—e . 23 cor. TWO-BUTTON WHITE KID GLOVES. vartive'at jew York at 4:25 p.m. daily, except 35 dor. TWO-BUTTON PARTY KID GLOVES. ICHMOND EXPRESS, leave Washington at SEane- Sones (FEEE ES | [eate Baltinore ae 30 pts, dally, exceyt Sun- THREE-LUTION WHITE KID | “Leave West Philadelphia at 6:08 > m. daily, ex- TEREE-BUTTON BLAOK KID | “Eerive at at New York at 16:10 p. m. daily, except THBEE-BUTTON BROWN KID “Bicht EXPEESS, leave Washington at 9:05 a. a. daily. TRAINS BEKTUBNING. Fast Bes orb th New Fork = 9a. n. 9 maton Reamond Express. m. Arrive at Weatiogtos, at oH “os p.m, Ducat Rapes leave New York at 9 p. m. ExY Victoria Kid Gloves. ust received a new stock of this sp’ «fh WO are selling at very low prices. 3 from 6% 107. ITTON DABK RROWNS IGHT B Beowns. at snd pri- jeuees on orders left at the Mollowing. ofices, bere tickets and information can be obtained Nortbeast corner Lh streat Penn: ror" edaily,ex. Sanday | m for | AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. Bt @) “tg Bey iy hombea bite Rid, feito Se3- Be. one of the aod fon of the ba ra care pene 1 sell on Wonbary in poet dar of J eae Tth ‘street Sorihraa, he Toons name in part Parlor | Rerancare, W aod aE & }, Pillow Cases, Oounter panes Towbls, Tablecloths, Napkins, Cree ks wehcben | oS, w ‘had : other articles enick I deem unnecea- “Po ee i tonemarkshinsobedston do well reone ia ‘araitare, 1 to attend the sale, as it has been well kept and in good condition. 3. KIMBALL, Trustes. S WILLIAMS, Ancis. ats Broker and Anctloncer No. 911 7th streot, opposite U. B, Post Oiice, PUBLIO BAL pare oF pom IN THE CAMMACK Aehat : 440, NEAR THE STATE D ofa Bie ie trust, di & 1872, ‘and reoorded ta Liber a fotlorson, ‘ke sof ret Land Beoords for Was! ington county, D.C , and by the written direction of the parties secured thereby, the nadersigned wil! well at ea, Tie in front of the premi: WELN&SDA day of January, 3% o'clock p. m’ . ots N Wy 43, 44. 45, 46. 47. 48. 59, 6), 61, ated October 6: + Exley of square numberod two hundred and forty (240). in the said city of Wash- ington, with ali the improvements thereon. This property will be sold subject to a prior dead of trast,a statement of which will be exhibited at je will afford an opportanity for a first class investment in Beal Estate in this city. Terms of sale; One-third in cash, of which $50 must be paid on each Lot; the deferred payments to be made in six and twelve months, with interest at? Per annum apd secnred by deade of “satisfaction of the trustees. If the terme of sale are not complica with within five days of vale, the trastece reserve the rignt to Bro) ter one week's notice, at the Fiat and chet Sf fru porebaser all conveyancing at purchaser's cost we. H 3 B:TObDyia.. E. J. Swi) Trustees, iT, Anct, ane, t= Broker and Auctioneer, No. m8 itn aise street, between G and H. Teo ‘STEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD- ew OT ON “MEBIDIAN HILL,” AT AUC By virtue of e deed of trust dated April stb, La 1873, duly recorded in Libe 711, folio 1, one of the land records for Washing: ton county, in the District of Columbia, and Fenucet of the party. secured thereby, T'wilt sell fe front of the premises, on FRIDAY, January 30th, IST4, at 4 o'clock p.m.) the following described real eatate, situated in the Uounty of Washington, Dis- trict of Columbia, to wit: All of lot numbered four (Ojo block numbered twenty-two (22), according to Hall and Elvan snbaiviaton of * oridian Mull, nd 8 yea by Obas Sept., ‘ainin, feet of " ground’ ri ore or nd iss beactital site fora ‘suburban residence, etme as prescribed by the dead of trust: | $450 nh interest at 10 per cent. from April 8 hy 1873, ss, Sar for which the rest from the bp eS jeed of trast onthe Property willbe taken. A deposit of $23 Feauired of the purchaser at time of ante veyancing at expense of the purchaser. fale are not com If terms of jedwith in seven days, the tras- right to resell the property at the rakes a cost of the defaulting purchaser after five or more newspapers poblished in Wasbinatons CRW STICKNEY, Trustoos, T-eodds .T. COLDWEL ¥ LATIMER & OLEARY Auctionsers and Real Estate Brokers, Seuthwest corner Pennsylvania ave. aud llth street, Sn"ptar Ollice ve Buildings. A Virtae of a dee of trust. dated 1873, and duly recorded in & bor 7 ne of the land records for the Dis Bnd at the request of the party secarad | thereby will well. at publ c suction, in {rout of the | premises, on WEDNESDAY, January 14th, 1374, at jock pom Lae NS, ¥ Syuare No; five hantred and ten (510) | tie subd two (92), ta According t ‘One balfca dag in 6 and 12 mo with, "interest ats Py All con: | cost of purchaser dawn af time of ga x. ER, Tras ANAW eokdes iXviube S\LExey. A | | BY DUNOGANSON, DOWLING & OO., Anca, | {By pitas of a doo of trast to n2,dated June é: h, 1874, and recorded in Liber No. 681, folio 491, of tho land records. of the District of Os. Inmbra: and apon request of the holder of the note secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, in frout of the premises,on WEDNESDAY, tho 141th | day of Saneary, 18a, Lot wnmbsred thirgy-alx (35, | ‘nsquare numbered five hundred and three, with, the haprovemeats theroen nce at six and twolve mon aie ates benrhis 10'per cent. taterest, and se- cured by deed of trust on the promises, ‘Convey 40 ancing at purchaser's cost, omit of S10 re aired ag soon aa the y in noocked oft gee tA wie Okie ! Trusteos, auT-d DUNOANSON, DOWLING a One Ancts. OO Gs BANa, 7. Ne 15 Interest peid on de Joun Hirz, Prea’t tRoosty JC. EB. Prentie, Cash. ON. BANK OF THB BEPUB: NAT ON? peri) tiga bs pEpost TOR Age PSL 7th a ats. Waal ‘b.0 Colisctious nado on sil parts of the Untied Bote, Promet attention given, to all business before the Departments of ihe Government, Sarplcs nds § 100,000; a {octi7-tr] Han APS . Se AND TRUS? COMPANY BANKING HOUSE, 1607 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, (Opposite © Treasury.) ALL PROFITS paid to DEPOSITORS, as tnte- ‘oats Bot exceeding 7 per cent. per suuim * DOLLAR and upwards, from D Sa.m. .m.; Wed: tardaye, {dopoatts only) 0% to, nee j RHAxzkine BO USE 1 4. 4. SQUIRE & CY., PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Orrositx WittaRp’s Hotes WASHINGTON, D. 0 interest paid on depostss, esters ‘cashed In advance, anker, o™ 643 D BTBEERT, noar Seventh, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL- LEOTIONS, and transacts ali woman ry a spa-ly LIVERY STABLES. Conse ae STABLES. Horses and Bugcies for Hires na ‘a fresh supply of cod aporees for itty er aFL uae Var, Proprietor, BIGELOW, B ARTY © ast corner 6th etrest mud P N WHITE Station Baltimore aud Potomac corner 6tb TON WHITE. sud B streets DS. “YOUN ‘NG, ON PART ORS, ay 24 it _ General Passeni ‘Agent ‘ON DALK BROWNS a PARTY DOLOES. | ALEXANDRIA © WasiiNatos RB WHITE. | Conwzr ov B anv SixTa Stress. heal yteaing leave for Alexeudrie 9 folio | o's and? Buudny Is "3, 6, 7, p.in. dally, ail other traine daily except from Aloxandria arrive a follows 9380:33 baie) Glov es and Gauntlets. hein Asante: hye ad est except Ban y. marked thas conn: ith tri aa ich fey EY ject with trains on and 6.3 trains dail; “Ti OUB STOCK IS COMPLETE IN t anaes oe sorte eroaton ‘OK TH O-BUTTON GLOVE ugha ma L133 p.m. gully cacepe Bonen, KIN TWO BUTTON GLOYV. Fhrough tc Keo toll pelos South end OTH Two. oH TON GLOVES. | tor heh isch etrect and Penussives ee eS UCK GAUNTLETS econ Sore Gin srvet toe ba OGSKIN GAUNTLETS. can on teave orders for bag: to be checked at all hotels and a PYatae GoM reese ages. iymett REAT [873pexnsrivasia Rovr#l873 Ladies’ Handkerchiefs. WE INVITE ATTENTION TC OUB LINES 0; HANDEERCHIEFS FOB LADIES. apes: STITCHED (Stee | MIEFS, size 4-8, Tac B ay eats UaSPERECHIERS, or $e. 80c,, 09¢., O8KC., Tac, SThee mumerirens ae ex) NDKERC ECuIErs, COL. E STITCEED 2amneencs F: B EP RTRRUEIERS. BEAU. ALEXANDRIA &PREDE RICKSBURG E.R. \3 a jb | rect, between loth and he 41s. northwest,(roar ofthe Epiphany Oburch Homo.) Biss jarring sl'kinds, Horses and Buggies, Puastons, &c., for Hilre. Spectal ition pald of . | tw Hi y | ABLINGTON eran 7M. ORUTE, J A T, Bar we iy a ann ISTH, pours oF night, ° LL OR Jt Anrep rad you era CARLES: 95 B street northwest, REMOVAL. REMOVAL. DEVLIN&Co., HAVES REMOVED SALOONX PARLOR AT | back one hundred and fifty ‘Southeast corner 9b and D streets northwest. | | dred and sixty (760), f sector ead pais ¥0-wonRow. 7 2 = my a, a ran wo “BAL or 20D cory a o1ae Cle 1574, at 10 o'clock &. mM. The PET»0s fects lovging to = — of Henry B. Jones, deceased, flosewoed cass Piano Forte (nearly new,) Hainos wing Machine \ernht Ros spate Pillows, Sbairs, Tab! Stoves, 8 Crockery and Giass Ware, ea of Books, tcl rpamlaletrater. OLE. s Ancti B's Se & as ral Ratate Southwest corner Peunsyivants are.eod ith street, se ore. cou iith'strest, ‘Star Othe eo Bulldings. - THE EFFECT! cae: SORE RCTIONER AT On SATURDAY MOBNING, January the 10th, 1874, commencing at 10 o'cl ck Foothy we shall sell the effects of move fection to our store for convenience of ‘sale, compri ‘2 superior silver-mounted C2 punter Show Oasos, A fine assortment #€ Candy Jai ” Large lot Oandies, afer de description. ‘ales, Toys, Fancy L superior Ico Cream Machive,:10 gal ) Together with many other articles belonging to hau establishment ‘Terms cw 3 ¥ OLBARY. Ancts Y LATIMER & ULEARY, Real Estate Broker= and. Anotionsers, Southwest corner Penna. avenue and Lith street, Siar OMce Building, SUPERIOR HOUSE ee De. FURNITURE AT On SATURDAY. MORNING, January the 10m Mt 10 o'eloc¥ in front of our auc- tins vomnaiwese s large collection of Honsehold Furnite embracing ail oo: 8 wishing superior goods should atten ws: Cash. LATIMER & CLEARY, jauB Avetioncers, BY WE. WALL & CO. Anctionsers, Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, Lonisiana avenue, wetween 9th and 10th streets, ba 4 GF. SORREL HOR®K. HARNESS, AND WAGON, TO PAY LIVERY, CHARGES, On SATURDAY January 10, 1:71 at 10 ‘clock, we will t Wall's Bazaar, one Sorrel Horse, Harness, oud ao Express Waxon, to pay livery and charges All partios concerned will take notice z bs ve N & OSBORN. Jan6-d W.L. WALL & O0., Ancts. ‘® OLEARY, BY "Xctioncers and Beat Estate Brokers, utheast Penneyivanin, ‘avenue and Lith st., South corner Bear Unice B pitas ALABASTER VASES ann COLUMNS AT AUO- On SATURDAY MORMING, January 10, 1874 at, 12 o'clock, within our auetion rooms, we shall mall assortment of Alabaster Goods, com- vg Vases, Oard Receivers and Pedestals. im LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts. ¥ PAU ae an & UU., Ancts, Southeast Corn Sth and D streets northwest. ¥ UNIM eevee Pew Ber fz, iD NU RTH SiApITOL STREET NOMTHWEST, 20 AUOT By virtue of a doe of trust dased 27th Tan 6 1373, and duly recorded in Liber 725, folio 73, ous of the land records for Washington county, District of Columbia, and by request of the party secured thereby I ‘will well, at public auctions in frout of the premises. on SA’ J Teper RE a sauE a7, at 1 O'CLOCK De me part of Lee? Ss in square 690, beginning at a. point 78 fest oust from the southwest corner of sald sousre. thence 6 foot east, thence north 380 feat 9 inches, thence west Go feet, thence south 25) feet 9 inches to place of be- ginnip nd containing in all 16,45 square feet. ‘Terms: One-half cash, balance ia 6 montes, with notes bearing 1d per cout. interest, and secure’ by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at baser’s cot, A deposit of $100 will be reqai soon saknocked eff. WM TYLER Trastes. “4 DUNCANSON, DOWLING & 00. Aucta. gy 5.0. weer panto ste Broker and Anctii or rtloneer No. 729 7th strecty bet between G and H sts, TRUSTEES SALE OF A FOUR-STORY PRESS BRIOK DWELLING IN OBANT BOW,” GN Was? OAPITOL STUEET. AT AUOTION, By virtue of @ deed o' dated August 9 Af). 1873, und daly recorded. in Liver No, 698, 0.93, one of the lund records for Washingt om county) District of Columbi 4 ection of ©. paity secured thereby, wi will ell at public uction, in front of the preinises, on AY, ecember 12,1873, at 4 o'clock p. m. » the following Aeecribed real estate, situate 1 ths'city of Washe ton, D. Lot numbered seven (7), in rant’s subdivision of equat numbered seven hun- nh -three (23) feet Six and three-vighths ( juches on Bast Oapitol street, between 24 and 31 sirssts ‘east, ranging x (156) feat two (2) ot alley, togethior with the im- consisting of a four-story pressed brick ‘bis house is in the middie and the largest of the block, and a & first-class rosidonce tn every reepsct, suitable for ® member or Senator. ‘Terme: One-third in cash; balance at six, twelve and eighteen months, with {ntereat at r cont. per anuium, secured by s deed of trust on the prop: rty. A deposit of @500 wil! be required at time of le. All conveyancing at tho expense of the pur chaser. f the terms of sale are not complied with e the right to ° erty at the risk and cost ae oe ly id ing purchaser, after five days’ adv. some one or more newspapers published in the city of Washington DO, { OaBkok oStlCkNRy,{ Trastecs novdi-eogds «= J.T, OOLDWELD, Salesman, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED yo 'D. fad a3) same hour i EORGE W. SrcKNEY, {tronten, COLDWELL, Salesmen, rhipay.) nov sae mas beste eee January same hour and places LONGEW AEE NY, { Teton, -UOLDWELL, Salesman. 7TH BOVESAUE I | 18 POSTPONED UNTIL FRIDAY amon Tot, Ute, came ho hour and place, RGE W. STICKNEY. { Trustees. Jan2-dide {Rep} JP. COLD WELL, Saleaman BY LATIMER & CLEARY ‘Auctioneers and Real Estate Brok Cenrinenatadine an Mania avenue ‘and ith st,, ng. D.. to wit : inches to # 2) Se ements, Dwelling. 71 dect2-aads fa decld-d&ds we CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Pit T BAST, TE AND U STREETS, lately occupied by Frederick Stromberser, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of tho District of Columbia, pasted in Equity cause No. 37, wherein George V. Kaen et al, arc complainants and Frederick Stomberzer et ai’ aro Gefeudanitsy T wid gell,on MONDAY, the Lath Jay of January, 154; at o'clock p. ms fa front of the premises. af public auctions ail that Got lettered Fy fy Frederick May's recorded subdivision of Suare nine bundred and threes(@is,)and the improvameas thercon. Th Brick Dwelling Houso'and & back building: the house contain a large murervom,' lars wor ‘shop or basement. 4 parlor and two bedrooms: the b boliding contuing & kitchen, dining room and two bed ‘ater in basement, yard and kitchen; there in igrao. stable in teary fortwo horves, car: agon. The above property is situated igrane ne best business iocationson the Navy Yrs of sale,ae prescribed by the deoree: Ons- third of purchase money cash, and the residue in thro equal payments, in sik, nine and twelve Theat erred, paymeuts'to bear interent at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum until paid, from of sale, and to bea lien on on the property sold ‘Siw of the caah payment to bo mad or within 34 hours after said sale, and resid Fd ment to be made withia ten says from otherwise the of casi “ayo of roperty will be resold at the friog purchaser oF purchasers, 1 purchase money shall have ancing at costo f purchaser. AM J.M 'rustee, i ¢ OL Any. Axcts. Broker and Asctloaser, between G and 25 626, ‘folio 3u5, ot Washington county, Dist the writien direction of the party secured HOM coll, as public auction, to the bighes therefor, in front of the a, the 2oth aay, of Sanwar? yal certai lumbia, and known as and bei bered ia7° {2}, 10 square nomi pea TN Dg tho wos thirty -BOV 3) Toot that width the toe peeen ies a. with ihe tot num twot ), together PaaS at BS {ler our reper ary bill being under maar evssloeran eration. the discus- sion between Messrs. Sherman and ps oon- Unued. Mr. Sherman said that in from ali personal allusions. Buta member of this body comes in with what calls a doca- ment. | He asked the Senator what it was. Mr. Tipton read: “The financial sytem un- masked Ho dissected, by Moses H. " de- livered in Libnois before the association of ——. Mr. Sherm! He calis this s document—a h which { never heard of before. He charges me with Lowy millionaire. 1 wish I was, and that I cam: fe poor, and the intima- tion was that { bad made money out of my joe. Mr. Tipton. tention. Mr Sherman, (excitedly.) [fhe did not mean ek ONE TWO-HORSE ADAY. AS ORWING, J 10, ers, commmnnct at 10 o'clock, sol aaar = o'eloek, wit, L. WALL & O0., Ancts, a1 door fan fiy Uarrings, erness, nearly ne rubber To bevsole for SEA, Ztop Bxpross Wagens, and one no-top Buggy. Several Horses, a full re close 1 have disclaimed any such in- Mr. Sherman. I accept it, then Mr. Sherman) defied ‘the rectly or indirectly, he had ved a single dollar by reason of his offic ‘tion except what he had derived by la had even disconnected himself as mach as pessible from bis private friends pton again repeated that claimed any imputations agains man. Ni Nos. 900 and 902 Pinner cate RARE MINERALS A On MONDAY, January 132, auctiop,on the first floor of our tine cabinet of Minerals, which tands of dollars to collect. @reat variety of «pact meus, many of them exceedingly rare aud valuable 18 positive, [Rep] WM. L. WALT. & CO , Ancts. RF LATIMER & CLEARY, Estate Brokers ‘and Avctioncers, Southwest corner Peunsylvania ave, oud 1ith street Star Office Building. ne, cor. 9th st T AUCTION ‘we will sel! at he had dis ion Fi ald cost thou. Mr. Sher- Mr. Sherman sa kind made in the very different thing rom the irresponsible sianders that were tloating around the countrr Mr. Sherman then proceeded to discuss the amendment of Mr. Pratt, and it was farther discussed from a@ i pelut of view SOEREL HORSE, HARNESS ax top Bue | > s. Morton, Boreman, Logan and others oN. ovide ending is amendment to p AT AUOTIC D. 00 for ¢ GY On THURSDAY, January 1 at 1g TSgQerion Mad wiitecil in front of the Ametinn Rooms of Latimer & Cleary. One Sorret Horse, Set of Harness and Top Buggy, to pay livery charges. All parties concerned will take Botice, t e year March 4, b pply elected prior to oe ember. Mr. of Maine, sald he bad as yet ‘Terms cash. Pp. Eami taken po action with regard to bis back pay jar 9 LATIMER & © LEARY Ancts What he would doin that respect depended upon BY ¥. J. SWERT. the action to be taken by Congress Mr. Gordon expressed the opinion that $6,000 Pct annum would be a fair ealary Mr. Buckingham would vote tur the repeal. nett Sprague spoke of the high cost of Livi e Real Rstate Broker and Ancti igneer No, 511 7th street, opposite U.S. Post OMice. TRUSTEES’ sale a. anne STORY FRAME HOUSE ON T SIDE OF SECOND estenene SOUTHEAST. ‘BETWEEN G ANDI IBY vittue of deed of trast, dated December [ . Pam 1871, and duly recorded im Libor 664, folio at the requont of the party secured, Twit elf to tite highest Vidor, Bolten and on ——, Lot 5, in Lyon's subdivision of Lote in square 787, with the dogo hres thereon. Terms to be made known on ay of sale, & down on day of sale ; 6: W. Stiga, Trustecs. jan9-cokds EB. J SWEET, Anct. Y DUNOA SON DOWLING & CO.. Auc: Sorner 9th and D streets northwest, TRUSTEES SALE Togrieneee HOUSES AT By virtue ofa dead at svat ber a: 230 day of April, Is72, and di Li folio 441, ot se... of the Iaad rec of Washington county, in the District of Col: we will ae The President pre fem. appoin of Obie, to fill t vacancy on Comm Pensions. Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, moved an ame: en cents per mi amendment, and providing for an of 30 much of the act of Marc to that date. ‘This repeal, so far as it relates to the President, not to take effect until March ixi7, and not to affect the salaries of the justi upreme Court. The President pre tom. lnid before the Senate & communication trom the President inclosing Ing date on recorded in dn Pistrict of Golunbia, tion, in trent of the . hat to lock gand its of Washington, in the District i being lots numbered 28, 29, 58 and aquare 938, and tae improvements thereon. Rach of these Jota is improved traive Rouse, They ar 9th and 1th etresta nort Of street rail Terms, $600cash on each house: balance in G and this from day of sale, with interest, at the rate ) per cent. per annum. A Jeposit of $ nel Tne use renuired wt ihe tine of wails, Ahcing at ccat of the pure TH causes of boiler explosions. Also, a telegraphic dispateb dated New Orleans, Jan. 5, 1-4, from members of the McEnery legistatare, asking ae ‘ul legislature. Mr. Hamilton of Md. moved that the commu- nication be referred to the Committee on P leges and Elections. Adopted —veas .%, The amendment of Mr. Morr as tot bill was then lost—yeas Mr. Cragin moved mileage shall be paid for the f first session Forty-third Congress. Ado; TESUP Nit Ib. LE in The amendment of Mr. HENRY WIs EGARNETT. q Te * | land, was then agreed to— DUNCANSUN, DOWLL . Mr. Mr. Hamilton the reduction of salaries so ’ prowic take effect from March 4 As ing officers of the same accordingly, monthly deducti reduction 80 © within the next nine mo: s ng further discussion, m., went into adjourne: HOUSI Committe je conclu appropriation bili, was continued by M rs. k nd Wood, and, pe consideration, the committee rose. det, aud within oe square Seater pang E Y B. BH. WARNER. Beal Estate Bro! ker and Anctionser, 729 Seventh street. TR STEER S SAE OF VALU BEE IMPROVED PERTY AT AUCTIO Minted June By _vitwe ot aueed ot rust fea 1571, and by direction of ths holder of the ob MONDAY, the t9ch the Senate. at cutive session, and Washington ( and describ "a enbdivtsion of The said lots fronting ‘and aa recorded in the city, B venue it cast on! Browne's Court exor's Office of 4a s interest from June 29°b, aie in cash; baiguce in 12 and 38 months, secured by trust on the property. Conveyan cort. Ifthe tera of sate are not compl seven days from sale, the trustees reser to resell the property at the risk and c: D: rehen wee puree’: a Pp. DODGE, + erase Pa DARNELULE) Trastens. T LDWELL, Salesman. ng at purchasers d with in oa with i | ema 103 ca in the off ristant Treasurer at Baltimore, compensation. Referred ‘The Speaker laid before the House a from the President of the ( vite mitting # report of the commission app investigate the causes of explosion boilers. Keferred to the Committee merce. ang BY Tes B WAGGAMAN, ‘Boal Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street, TRUSTEES) SALE OF VALUASLE BRIOK HOUSES ON R&R STeeeT, Bet weed Lore ABD. Tet STREBT: Under and by vir 106 if a deed of trast, be ix on the cighbteench day of An . 1873, and recorded in Liber No 494, ot seq , one of the land Tee. ords of ane istic of Co mbis, the undersigoed trustees wil Rae anction, in front of the premises, on Tr espa 13th day of January, A D 1374, at 4 o clock p'm., eit those csp or { gronnd ia the city o' if Neb ae ss Li numbered (33), (35), #9). aod (41), in Chip- au, Ex Richards’, trastess. subdivision of Square numbered two hundred and forty ger aa the geld subdivision is recorded in Liber H. , No. 1, folio 87. These lots are twenty feet st hate: fontivg on B street, between 13th and létn streets northwest They each ran back one hundred feet to ‘an ailey of ven feet width. They are each improved by_« Brick House having a Mansard roo These lots are sold subject to s prior deod of trust el ym the pa; ) with ‘ate € hereupon atthe rate of seven per cent. per an- bum from Beptember 15th, 1573. Tel : Half cash; and residue in six, and eighteen months, with interest from 4: secured on propert) %, sold, or all cash, at tl onion. of the purchaser. onveyancing at purohs ‘scost. If terms of sale be not compiir oi days from time orenie the trusteos coat and risk of defa as: 910 of cash payment to oe given by pareh aser ‘apon tne accept- f his suceof hls 0. F. APPLEBy WM.E STON, Myst gay —Some days case of Miss Bonny, a apirita Avon, Livingstone county, going into ® trai were given. She notified friends th: come out of it, and for ne month the bod s bas remained unburied. The authorities finally decided, when decomposition set in, te bold an inquest, which was commenced Monday. The stench was intolerable, but, elem against the protests and threats of her friends au autopsy, which failed to discover the cause of death, was made, and after some testimony had been taken by the coroner, which fi a column of the Rochester (Union and A: tiser, the Inquest was adjourned until Wednes- day. The spiritualists, who have had control of the remains, still insist that Elna Bonny will rise again and put on her earthly form, notwith- standing that her stomach las been removed for analysis.—N. ¥. Herald. The Rochester Union and Adverti January 5says: The collapse of the Canawau- gus “test” must furnish food for much thought ful consideration on the part of those who rely upon physical demonstrations asa basis of re- ligious this case the extravagances of the belief the young wo- man, Miss Bonny, who was biessed with fair intellect and vigorous health, bas in some way lost her life. That she “went out’ ‘he body as she termed it, in the full faith that she (her spirit) could return at her own option and in- babit again the same tenement of clay, ther can be po doubt. What means she resorted to ring D EDM { Trastess. ‘THOS. E WAGGAMAN, Anct NSON DOWLING & CO., Ancts. Bt eure Cornor th and D sirects Socthwede jar? BaL TES, WHISKY. | in order to bring about the tirst step in the pro ae TURES, WAGQN | gramme—death—is immaterial in this connec Brock MESSRS canrE RRAD ERY. tion. Whether she swallowed a subtle poison AT SORNEL OF | CONGEESS AND | under the delusion that it would not affect ad- BR fe STREETS, GEOMGRTOWN, AT Sereely the expected ultimate results, "or whether, poisoned by a consuming baila On TUESDAY MORNING, devas tion, her mind ‘communicated its diseage to the 13th, ing at 10 o'clock, we wit It the eutire stock of Messrs. Carter & Bradley, eoutained in store corner Qungress snd Bridge street’ We name in part— Braudios, W higkien, Bus, Sherry, Bort, Mad-lra, Bogars, Flour, Meal, Coffees, Tens, Spices, Sancea, Pickles, Pregerves, ins, Almond and other Nuts, Sandler, Soups are Pepper, Vinewa Wiss, Blackiog Brushes, Bu-keis, Counter ,8cales, Ta Caddies, &c., ke. ‘ ALSO, wt te ore Coat Shel & ore Counter: Shelving, &C., Iron Safe, Scales, Wagon aid Hare's, This stock ta well assorted, and worthy the atten- tion of dealers and private buy: 3906 DUNOANSON. DOWLING #00 . Accts, X GREEN & WILLIAMS Anctt Bo. 100} northwest corner luth and D sta, ON-TW: 0 agg “DWELLING AOU SE Ma of @ deed of trnst, dated N. ber a3 a ne aph g in Liber 631, folio 130, of the records of Washisgtoa count District of uaa py airetion Po te § hol: “note FT ggacinnt mL 6) he: » the case is the same. +piritualism Arrieton’s JOURNAL has a sketch of Miss Kellogg, by Lucy H. Hooper, which concludes as follows; “In private life Miss Kellogg is even more charming than she is upon the boards. She is a sparkling and vivacious conversation- alist, and, withal, a most intelligent and sensi- ble one. ‘She is @ thorough lad; better still, she is a pure-mind, intellectual woman. And she is,” ican, proud of her nationality. that she received her musi: inthe United States. apd resolu y refusing to Italianize her hame to Signorina Keelogi, or to Frenehity it to Mile. Keelogue. American by birth, American by education, American in beart, and soul, and name, st It is a fatal case of Hvspayp x. Miller has a wife and four children. lived in Hoboken a short time ago. Now he and his wife are locked up in the Tombs in New York. His children, the oldest of whom is not over nine years of age, are taking cate of them- selves as best they ma: Miller was out of work and his family were destitute. He and his wife came to New York and he stole three coats from & store at Ludlow and Grand streets. He forced the stolen property pon his wire, and she with itin her possession was arrested and committed to prison. With ° view of saving her, Miller went to the Essex Market Police Court and told bis story, and he, too, was locked up. He begs that his vite may be liberated, so that she ae take care of the children. Novem- jum bered gion ded sub! z on of original Iie inclusive, in nequare $64 sale: One-third cg? balance ia stx and fut to the properiy Ditiee) at the Fisk and costo parchaser, Conveyaneing at pur- ” Poe IELLE, Trastes, @ADARNIRLLE & WILLIAMS, Anots, B* Ez. uch. ONEY & CO., 631 F street, T OF Ti T 101 matter ors tome concern. The su Seles Latest," and Auctionsers, National Baak. remarks | which he had madeon this blllbe had abetareent | re | were prior | & report of the commission to inquire into the | [ ress to interfere to protect them as the | to be three or four of the gang still at lange. In this Connection the cour ee beharion of Mre F mmett is remarked. e robbers beand ail nthe house, and entered her room ie. The concentrated stare of four E- ymmen and the blaxe of their lanterns did frighten her. wrist dignity and determination er hand and all felt = you men’ Do you dare te the continued. One of the robbers replied that they would not bind her if sbe would promise to make no alarm. She Promixed, and suffering ber to put ona wrapper and slippers, they locked her securely in a room adjoining tbat in which the others of - | Uy were bowr After they had blow | the safe and stolen everything of aaleabie vai they compelled a servant to show thom t pantry apd wine cellar. They spread a feast at which the owners of the goed cheer were im | prisoped spectators. As they ate and drank | the banditti mocking!y dravk -ladge E-mmett's ** good health and his iamily Tur Dent of MarvLaNn._The meaage of Governor Whyte, of Marvinnd, was ent to t legitlature yeate 0 a revie receipts int Al vear ending September 0, ix balance in treass * samc fine wore in the treasary on the tet ‘The aggregat oe October of the were, ont 66 tate betd appears from the con 46, leaving the state < assets Cetimated as produ meet this surplus of de unproductive a ounting to 71 i060 SE The message states that it is expected that s good portion of these at present wny sets, consi ‘Will soon be ing of stock in severai canals, & olactive me productive. Tar Atrireoe oF THe Naw York Work /MEN.—The proposed mast meeting of anem | ployed workingmen in New York yosterday was a failure. About three bundred men moved ie groups through Union Square, but no leader appearing to organize the meeting, they som disappeared. The workingmen after leavti Union square went to Tompkins’ square, where | after about five or six hundred men hed assem died, the meeting war organized, and a resola- | tion adopted, demanding work, the enforcement ot the eight-bour i reduction of house | rent of twenty-ti t., and its total eas. pension till ¥. They thon ad- journed, with the understanding that a grand | demonstration will take place on T: day. Ex- | tensive preparations were made by the police to | quell any disturbance, but their services were vot required. Tur Deapa | almost bur | She told her mothe x. | peared to her, and while thas talking, she | away asin death. While the hearse with the ned. che She was taken bome, and pidty t was all right, Two days with the deer in 4 swamp, an patched |) adene i ver dom inate Year rson {over sw 87 John He Indiana, alleges 1 means of false } plexion, « big bustle ar Be roiem ning for hos wile trap: at 4 him bs . alse com tful tongue.” r th wha, the other day, imack river and rescued onda her false ¢ #7 There is baunted g n Lancaster, ase. When the evening shades prevail s ost comes up throngh ascottie. An offer ot $100 bas been made to any one consenting to sleep a vight in the mill, thus far with no takers: OF Talking about up-settin, remarked to the young lady be | to drive, can find, whe peer ed, “Why! 1 should thinl otonour; always falling on you a7-We are all buftulo,” saysa Grecley Tri- bune of Iast month. Teams come in loaded with}meat, which sells readily at 3 cents = pound. some of it bringing only 2. Greeley is becoming @ point for the sale of buffalo robes, obe tanner alone in that town expecting to cure | 2.000 this season | D | USBY. On the ni of the Sh natant, rhem 8 LUSBY, in hyeer of bis age. © » but for the , are r tfally invited to attend his funeral, which yakes place on the Lite instant, (Sanday, ck p.m, from the Methodist Protest rch, ¥ fl cia avenue, be- tween sth and 61h ot heast LUCAB. Ont { January LUCAB, aged al 5 | 4,2hg fimeral wilt BOWELL GKORGE B | san year of t ment, but the past in thi | ects fries ds Of the family are reapretfully incited © atiend ti + whit ndertaker, (Saccarsor to HARVEY @ MARR) Ho. 934 ¥ SrEEET, betwoon Histh and Tease MBTALLICS ORIAL Ca CASES AND CASKETS _merl-iy RCBARD W. Bankan, Cabinet Maker and Undertaker. FUANITURE OF ALL ig WADE REPAIR. Me™ ae tT PS, Embalmerr ai i Mower G11 F sireet sorth Detwoen 6th aud Tih sis-, formerty of 683 Tth ot References. ners! Sherman, Dow Padas ag Sec of Nate Gareit xe. Atcxander, Bre, General Walbridgs. eo meceee Pearl, Mreet, near Goa soute Bo, 114 Garments Cieaned and Dred withoat Shoes, Fars, ete, Cleaned at shortest S™arize . 617 SEVENTH STREET,