Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1874, Page 3

UNDERCLOTHING. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TATLOR’S, 623 PENNSYLV4NiA AVENUE, ared forthe Spring Buriness the largort mut assortment of Ladien’ Underclot! otered ia this market. comprising as ful Hisve pr 175, 840%, $2.79, 95.25, 947 at $175, $2, 287%. 83.25, $3.00. 93.575, 34.90, 85.12'., » 86.57%, $7.75, 85, Bll 55. 19 sty'os WALKING SKIRTS, at S4 centr, 91.25, 81-25, $140, $175. 2, 94 22 50, S244, 33, $3.50, B413, §9.49. $5.50, S755 «SHORT SKIRTS, at 70 cents, ae, glad, gt $1.59, SKIBTS,st $2 79 69, £10 50,8 457, 13 styles CHEMISE at iat. giez, s157 8 $5.60, 93.73, 33.55 =S cant « COBSKT COVERS, at 65 cents, * 91.50, QJ.55, $235, si.20 $2.90 7 styles APBONB, st 25 cents, 50 cents, 63 conts, 7 cents, $1.13, @1.28, Infants’ Goods, } DRESSES, CHRISTENING ROBES, SKIRTS, PIQUE OLOAKS, CLU ASS. WOOL SHI RTS, BASKETS, +6, Children’s Goods, WHITE ri DRESSES sani SAQWUBS, FLANNEL and CLOTH SAQQUBS, in creat variety. Ladies’ Cashmere Jackets &t the following prices: $1725, $15.25, $33 30,847. $20.79, $21.50, S46, Water-Proof Cloaks. A lerge assortment in Eng! and American Manufactere at the following prices: $12, $13, ais. 1437, @15 74, $1637, B16 76; $17.75, £22, 25, 930, 933. Ladies’ Dresses. SUMMILZ POPLIN DRESSES, at a bargain, ry DEESSE3, at 913.14, 4 B ES at $115, 9122 50. SWISS DKESIES,( Pol and Skirt,jat $12, $16, 25, @35.50, 810, $60 LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 623 PENNSYLVANIA VETO mard tr MERINO | S12, $1475, gis. | | Palmer’s Patent DOUBLE-YrokKeE | | SHIRTS, READY MADE. 6 SHIKTS FOR 3 SHIRTS FOR 1 SHIRT FOR We know the PALMER PATENT DOUBLE YOKE to be the BESTSHIRT at the price in the market, and we particularly request everyons to examine the quality of Linen and Muslin used and indge for themselves. It is onr Inteption to Increase our sales of Ready made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN daring the coming season, ant we have therefore insde our PRICES BELOW OOMPSTITION, and withinthe reach of every one that wants a FIRST-CLASS | SHIRT AT ALOW PRICE. | SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT. | This Department fs on the second floor, and is well stocked with splendid line of PLAIN and FANCY SHIBIINGS. We are prepared to make | tospecial order the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRT in f.em three to ten days at the following prices: | $15 FOR B1X SHIRTS. $15 FOR 81X SHIBTS. $31 FOS SIX SHIRTS. In the two years’ experience in the manufacture f the DOUBLE-YORE SHIBTS, and the success attending it, bas proven, beyond a doubt, that it is the most comfortable and perfect-fitting one made in any section of the world. The thousands of orig- inal ard duplicateorders received for these Ocle- brated Shirts fully confirm the assertion, and we can | | fully substantiate it. Give them atrial. and be oon- vinced for yourselves. We are the only owners and authorized manufacturers of PALMER'S PAT- ENT DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIRT for the District of Columbia. All other persons attempting | to manufacturethem age infringers, and the public are cautiened against ordering or purchasingthem of any other parties. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO GEN. TLEMEN'S LAUNDKY WORK ON SHURT NOTICE. Parties wisbing to have their goods the store, PRIOR LIST: Dress Shirts 12c., Night Shirts & Line. Coltara 5c., Linen Cuffs, por pair, Sc., Under: hi: » Drawers 8 Sock 5c.,Handkerchicfs 4c. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, | janié-tr 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENT! ee | HOTELS. called for will please make their arrangements at | 8 B® TIMER & LJ NO: T.SUlT- BLING OS TENEMENT Br +4 on in two equal th notes braring ‘and secured by a is rapidly ocreasiag ta ty 4 creasing in ig ne possible ehance of a decline ‘Irrwe: Ove-fourth cash; the residue ia four equ! payments at 6,12, 18 and #4 months, with intersst at 7 per. cei T annum. from day of sal secured by of on conveyancing at the cost posit of $250 will be required on : erty when strock of If the terms of sals aro ny t complied with within ton days from the day of sale. the Execu.ors reserve the right tor same wt the risk and cost of the det r purchasers, by advertisement fi paper publisted tn the city of Wa: hing JOHN T. 0.8. HILTO: Executors of John P. Hilton, deceased {2)-d&ds [Bep) LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts ¥ DUNCANSON, DOWLING & . Aucts., Corner 9th D streets northwest, NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. BY AUTHORITY! =2> pete), bolt Pd Py EXTRAOT FROM RECENT ORDER OF WAB DEPARTMENT gre inrure uniformity, all exercises, evolutions, and ce ponies, net «embraced in these Tactics, 1 Prohibited, and those therstn prescribed wih be | ROSTEn Se Saree OFF r : Strictly observed, “Ww. 'wW. BELKNAP, oN OF TB RONT. 0: -AND ry NTH ‘Becretary of War.” THIGTER! CuURT, AT AUOTH 3 AND KINGMAN of trast from Franklia S, By Virtue of a d-ed so et ux to the undersigned, dated Ucto— FOR SALE IN THIS CITY BY Ru. sou at us "to the underalgued, dated Ji = 1573. and record: nt iand Te: WARREN CHOATE & Co., Cords cf the District fa Libsr No. 699, folto Ist, aw BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, | ot the reques ia writing of the party wocured ther '. 1 will offer for sale,to the highest bitder, VERNON kow, on WEDNESDAY, the sth day of Marche art at ma:3-tr_ Gorner Penna. ave. and 10th street, | 4 ©’cl ® . m, on the premises, toes 3 2g. N#W Books, sion jgemar’s subdivision of of lote 21 to 25,tnclasive,in BECEIVED AWD FOR SALE AT SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, those portions thereof which veyed to Oharles M. Walker by id Kliab Kingman and others, by dsed dated a ome the I ot Corner 4% Strect and Pennsylvania Ave. | “ti, pisiicty in Liber BOB. No.f belle a8 oe Phineas Bedax, A Novel. By Anthony Trollope. |“ o Lottie Darling. By the awthor of Olive Blakes | ,,4 Piatof the property can be seen at any time at Poem ike ‘Te One-third cash, and the residue ia two ay in Thirty-six Cable Ler 5 Bares Pai att Gabe Lengths Life of Edwin Forrest,with Bominiscenoss and Per- ions. By James Rees eqnal months deed of of payments at respectively six and twelve , with eight per cent. interest. secured by trust. A deposit of @5Jon each lot on day Pet, or By Eli. terms of sale are not complied with within By Eliza Dapay. seven days from day of sal, the trustee reserves the rs, Hewbr. Tisht (orevell at the risKand cont of defaulting pu DeForest. chaser or purchasers, by jaye" notice The Conservation of aE ieee stewart: | Some paper published in Washington. Gonveyauc- i haser's cost. OE AE PS REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee, DUNCANSUN, DUWLING's Ou, Auctioneers. Zelda’s Fortune. By the author of Bari’s Dene, ALL THE MAGAZINES AND FASHION BOOKS ¥ AKOH. PLAYING CARDS, BLANK BOOKS, PASS op. n Ww B, BOOKS, AND EVERYTHING iN THE STA. | [}* ®- Real Retate Broker and Ancttoneer, TIONERY LI for sale at Federal Buildings. corner 7th and F sts, nortiiwest. f.ba-tr__ SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE. a iT 6 TRUSTEE’S SAL! OF VALUABLE RE. BpoeKS FOR LENT READING. FROPRUTY IN THE COUNTY UF wes Dear Feast of Lent. By anthor.of *Rutiedg: TH A Busary for Lent By author of “Batlease: By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the Ist day Helps to's Itoly Lent. By Bishop Huntington, of March, 1878, recorded ia Liner 713, folto 9, Pkg ainLent. By Bev ¢-8 Witionn. et seq., one of the land records for the District At Jesus? Feet. A Prayer, Promise aud Poom. Seonby: Lebel poli feet of te eee * ” renises, Petty Orumnnings with Qod- By Bishop Leignton. | HETDAY, the Zorn day ef Marche ae that eae Christian Couneeis, from Fenelon and others, able ral estate in the county of Washington, being And many other Works of the same charactor, at of the «* Greenvale’ and knowa as Lots fel30 WM. BALLANTYNE’S, 425 7ch stroct, 3 and 9, in the subdivision of sald tract as ed tu the office of the Burveyor of the District lumbia, in the following order, viz: o'clock p. mI shall sell Lot No, o'clock p.m. I shall sell Lot Ho rn 1CHARD G. MOHUN & Co. RS CUR REELED STATIONERS, 1019 PeNNexyivayia AVENUE. ot 5 cont acres and 35 perches, and Lot 9 Among our Sailors, By Dr. J. Grey Sewell, 12m: contains 23 acres, Lrood, 20 porches, and {s improved The Parisians by Lord Lytton, | 50 | by vr early new two atory Frame Ho: Bebee, by Ouida, 12mo. 18 | ‘This property forms part of tho home estate of the Prosper. by Chorbulie, 135 ern! Win Hickey, igaltuated within 1% mils ‘The Wonderland of Beisnee, by Proctor, iamo. 4 00 apitol, and within three fourtns of @ mile The New Chemistry, by J. P. Oovke, Lnteraa- rect railroad, on the Isiadensbarg tional series... ogee SOO : Problems of Life aud Miad, by GH. Lewes, ens, 1 ation. - a= $00 | veniently divided up {ato villa sites, and would form ion - 135 | wtractive pinces of residence for porsons doing 's Publicans and Sinucrs, paper. 7 | bu Washington The Dead Alive, by Wilkie Colli 8 | ‘Terms: $3,780 on each lot ia cash, (of which Princess of Thule, by W. Black. 75 d'when the property fs’ knock d fob4-tr jen in eunsl payments at ——_ rom the d of wale, e STOCK MAN & Ninra Sts ezv, the day of sale at the rate of eight per cont per GENERAL AGENTS FOR AL” SUBSCHI?. | Souum, and secured by deed of trast on the prem: TION BOOKS, STATIONERY. CHROMO, | ‘set. Convey arcing at purchaser's cost. HIGHARD T MORSELL, Trustes, J.T. COLDW&LL, Salssman, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers No. 1001, northwest corner lth and D sts. YS ated FRAMES, Renee kl ES . nia B BALTIMORE AD VERTISEMTS SPRING ARBANGSMENT oF STEAMER PILOT BOY On and » fer Saturday FILOT BOY will leave 7th vharf for POTOMAC RIVE LANDIDGS, every Tu © Sat jad Sat arc Ourrioman;’ reverni: On Thursdays, a * ; Tetarning t= _WM_H. BYLES, Agent. CUNARD LINE. NOTICE. ishic g the chan: Steamers of tuis Li matown to Ni Ny Crowing Meridian of 80 at 43 lat, fost: to the north of 43 homeward ing the Meridian of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK RBOR. Frow New Yor. or Be OF pot! in On tbe sage, crossi Of W at <2 Ist., oF nothing to the nort! Samaria. Sat. April ll WEDNESDAY sad SAT * do net carry stecrags pas- Barzs or Passact.—Cabin, $50, $100, and 9130, gold, according to scoommedat: Tickets to Pa- Fis, 915, gold. additional. Return ticketa on favor. able terms. Steerage, Ta, Bteerage tickets frem Liverpool and Queenstown, ‘and al! perts of et lowest rates. Through Dille of Iadio, Belfast, Gh Hercaf-er the fine Steamsb! JOHR GIBSON ail 4 EB. 0. KNIGHTand ar week- make roan cilowe—Lna 203 Ofice, 803 Peunsy! ny the steamer wharf, wil! be prompt! ASHINOTOR, ave- Ny ate Ww Mitte Plant's Stor ber I NE ©xPpass TWEEN | PHILADELPHIA | INGTOB aNd | SAILING DATs, | From Pier 2, North Wharv hth ae we ESDAT col Gan, | = | ‘ator strect, Goorgotewn, D. we ag FRIDAY soya ox Sipe iDe compects a! my a ith “Olyde’s Trou Line” of steamers for Provld E ne” of 7 bartegs ta Beconete | BaP Agent fr D. of 0, ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO.. Grocers, ae. Masonse Temple, corner 9h and F streets, Oceregs streat Boston. fobls-tr Opposite U. otc’ x 4 3 Posasyfrania ave. | OYSTERS Lectoecagr = “ag } in BVBRY STYLg. 1 CoxnzR 8 anv B Srauevs Ww. ALE STABLES. | 57 Familion eppiiog Fine Oarringes or | —2epaeten SETRRETR, rronrator. | ra a¢{— = fi , Phactons, @c., for | PREME COURT OF i fice s¢'Bats [* THE SUPREME COURT OF FHE DISTRIOT | COFFEES DOWN. W S5TMINSTEB HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. Corner of _ bat, a id 16th Street bw YO Only one block from Union Su! the most cen- tral yet quiet location in the city, in'the immediate vicinity of all the principal places of amusement and wating retail stores, has been enlarged and im- Proved the past season by the addition of fifty rooms | h tor. feist OHAS. B. FERBIN, Propristor. C, © Wituanp, SBMITT HOUSK, WASHINGTON, D. 0 ee H*5°8's HOTEL, Ho. 709 G STRET, Berwren Tn and S78 Braeers, vOb NEWS. sem-ay GOOD NEWS. COFFEES DOWN. It may be seen by the New York commercial papers of Inte date that Coffees have declined and as we bt purchase received pew siock in this lin the decline it gives us great pleasure to offer our customers the same choice aralea and varieties they bave been getting of us at sreatly reduced prices. eduction is from three to fire cents oF from siz to ten per centumn ~Tais is a ¥ of note Ad we invite those interested to call and see for themselves. We also continve to sell : met Let SUGARS. dard New York Brands.) Cros 8% tbs. for 91 Powdered Me ibe: for 4 | 3% Ibs. 95% Ibe. fi wel Ibs. for TRUSTRE’S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER. SHow CASEs. TY. IMPBOVED BY ELEGANT DW Na x SILVER SHOW OASES. T 35 50 PER FOOL BOUsES, ON K STREET, BETWREN ru : TANNEKT & BEINLE, AND 107" 8TLEETS NORTHWEST | febl?- im No. 58 and 60 H. aover st., Balumore. é By virtue oats go bots beat beoriee se > ptember 5, 1872, and recor in Liber No. E574 5tisHep 1616. foltvn 204, 203 and 211 respectively, of the land records of the District of Columb t re aquest of the parties secured thoreby, I shall sell, at public anction, in front of the premiaes, on WED. NESDAY, the 18th day of reh 174, at 4 o'clock Pm. Lots K, F and @, in Gilbert's subdivision of part «f square 371, of the city of Washington, D. ubject to & prior deed of trnst ach tor tug for $13,000 on lot B, and for 00 on Lota F and G respectively, on which sums six months ia- terest at 10 per cent. is now dus. CHAS. SIMON & SONS, 63 NOBTH LOWARD 8T., BALTIMORE, MD Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODs, wonld call special attention to thelr splendid stock Goods, Li ef nen Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Esch of these lots is improved by a very hi pl ig ohm Seekteenh of iiseruieg | Semk becsen Ratsned in toe tare epeet aterm Goods in the city. desirable in every respect as a first class residence. SAMPLES SENT FREE The lots will be sold separately. All orders jounting to 920.00 over, will be Terms le: The amount of indebtedness se- sent free of freight charges by Express; ba: parties | cured b: ene deeds of trust, G rey on each lot, whose orders are not a ied by the money, | with i est at 10 per cent. from A pril 1, 1873,) with ard having their gsods oot 0.0. D,, must y for | the expenses of the , in casb; and the balance at return of the moaey, jangi-ta.th aly six and twelve months, with interest. A dep wit of each lot required at time of sale Ml con- BREECH LOADING SHOT GUNS MADE TO ORD! cyancing at expense of purchasers. If the terms of ale mre not complied with in seven days, the roperty will be resold nt ecet aud rink of defaal rg pnrchaser. B.A. FAY. Trustee, mar7-d GBEEN & WILLIAMS, aucts Altering Murzle Loading Guns to Breech Load- ¥ THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Ing @ apeciaity. B ‘Boel Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street. CuARE & SNEIDER, VABUABLE IMPROVED PROP! 314 west Pratt street, tid PRENNSE CV ARTA PAVES _ dec$-t,th&eaSm Baltimore, Md, TWEE 2ist AND 2up STHE. BILLIARD TABLES LOW FOR CASH Our new style bevel tables guaranteed equal in style, finish, and ranping capacity to ‘any In the world, titered to bevel, Pigeop-hole and bag- , chalk, best qual: atelle tables; cloths, balls, cues, and all BILLIARD of for circular. Beaton Hall, Alex: Aaamron, eae Comique. _decls-tm __ 240 Weat Pratt strect, Baltimore. P, HANSON HISS & CO. FINE FURNITURE, FRENCH GOODS AND ORNAMENTS, CUBTAIN MATEBIAL, Ero., By'yirtue of a deed of trust, dated Sane fo. B:: ‘A. D. 1871, and duty recorded in Liber 630, folto 188, one of the land recoras tor Waa ington’ county, District of Columbia, and by t direction of the party secured thereby, I wil sell public auction, in fron’ of the premise ofel 20k p_to , ou MONDAY, the 16tn day of March, A. D, part of Lot 14, iu Bjuare No. 75, beginning af the northwest corner of Lot 4 and rann) ing thea southwesterly at right sngles with Pennsylvania avenue 86 feet 9 inches, thence south 28 feet, thencs east about 44 fect, thence northeasterly 9 feet inches to Pennsylvania avenue, thence along Pent sylvania avenue 49 feet 9 inches, improved by large double B: aving'all modera cu Sold subject to deed of trust of $5,000, Bearii date October 4th, 1:71, and parebietin ‘ive years: ‘tra FF reeretad D 7 stock com- prises se rtcen aiferent grades and leties, of which we have a | supoly now on hand, avd our facilities for obtaining the same are such that we bave n+ hesitancy in en, that weare able to compete fully with any house this side of New York SYRUPS. Moller’s Diamord Drip-, Silver Drips, Amber Drips, Golden Sy: }. &o., &e., Bo. MOLASSE A choice article ef genuine New Orleans, always on bend, as also other lower grades— prices low, FLOUR. Welch's best Family, per Golden Bill Family. Burnt Mille Sterengsersaress 22222 tere SOAP. Thirteen different varieties of Laundry, and a fine assortment of chofce oe ‘at low rates. ~ LES SY., BALTIMORE [ree bad oe Pi tt - able semi annually; one 4 7 si men interert due. Lge: | SO ENS CEE: One-half casb, (0 which $20 must be aft | pms meen to the complete far. | madeiusix and twelve monthas with tatorent at 12 o - | made in six and twelve months, w 10 | aisning of dwellings. “Deal cstimates far. | por cout por annum after day of aslo, : 1% | ished when desired, and the character of all work | by ce-def trust and Iniurance, to the satistact! | guarantoed to give satisfaction, both asto style and | of the Trustec, Terms of sale to ke fally complied workmanship. nové-tf 6 with within six days after day of sate, otherwise = the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property, after one week's notice, at the risk and cost of firs FURNITURE, purchaser. Ali convey ancin: ee yarenawe 6 Cont. TL NICHOU WADS ORTH, T 4 mars-cokds THOS. B. WAGGAMAN, B* CATIMER & OLEABY, Auctioneers and Beal Southwesi corner of P: enth street, PAINTING, PAPER HANGINGS, dated F AND 78, and recorded in Liber 403, CURTAIN MATERIALS, bras * folto 16e, sel asst of the party secured, I wil ‘at public auction, DAY, the 97th o! in front of the premises, on Febraary, at 44% o’cluck r ae S00 ae ce balance in two . HARDWOOD Doors, cqual payments, of ait sed iweive mouths: with ioterest. Oe So be Sepoateed when the proj y is eee of. Uonvey anc Bh te foe cate of the — MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, feblé-a LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts &7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until Makcut 108 6TH, same hour and place, &e. W. JONES, Trustee, fobae-d LATIMER & OLEARY: Acts, M oe co. sIN i HE RAIN, TRE =. MARCOTTE & ie stove aale te postponed easel FRIDAY. hi 13th, 1874, same hour and place. . W. JONES, Trustes. mar? Ew ‘© OLEARY, Aacts, ¥ DUNOANSON BEOS., Aucti Commicsion Merchants, uctioneers and 7 s UNION SQUARE, (29 East 17th St.,) Southeast corner of th and northwes*, EW YORK CITY. lecree preme Court jana6-tn QF Oy Dine of Colman pat ‘as a court EE A Tg a Sa ag equity, passed on CAfHFOL HILL AND east wasu. | Bi Biz, in si cass ordi INGTON TAXES. Nic sale, at the auctl ma house Istarat 10 cel Rie ALL BILLS yenied peril props 1 Laval s, Ladies, Walters, G.:blets. SPECIAL OR SEWERAGE TAXES Rete Lenyg echo WILL BE PAID AT AS me cosh pox gieSe LABGE A DISCOUNT mar? 10.33,16817 Ai 5 ss can be secured inthe city, without the trouble of late WLINt ag nee ls WW. she ip fevrs 110 First Street Southeast, a; ‘i ins perish S " uate qu ipshew cn dae ond $8 fort 156 tnehes on “How . 646 Lovisiana AVENER,) 1. tao outs Bonse tn the a nee Canes) epeatty GUNS, FISHING T. AED SPOBTING ein SIGH OF BIG GUA, “property. Cony: coat et Tie pen ciasar a ho ot ‘stamps at OW required of, Ww Arso, Two large FRAM! BRICES, gee ne EDS. O © Call the, special attention of Gontracto 9. DNESDAY. jin the aud PURCHASE BLOCKS, BICKS, 110 feet long. LOK. 1 LE BANISTERS. CUTTERS’ TUOLS. rs end others to this | ‘Tho sale will Be positive. ‘Terme cesh SAM. H. GOVEB A SONS, Aucts, marT-3t E. corner Gay and Fayett» sts. +3 & WILLIAMS Auctioneers, B* bas Tos} i porth: TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALU, \west corner J0th and Dew. ABLE BUILD- ING Li POTIO} l?7a STREET. Br viens a: dood ae ers aes Feb: led in Liber le of Washingt: Colum! secured thereby. we will sell front of the premises, on WEDN day of March, 1874, at 4 o'clock p. m.. oF parce! of ground in Wash'ngtoa cit: ¥ all a District of Oplowbia, known, and designated at tho south 4 of o¢i te together w the balanee at 6 and 12 months, tor wi purchaser, bearing interest from thi ie, aod secured by a deed of all be take of the conveyancing and revenue s’amps shal! expense of pot c- mplk the Trustees reserve the ry 6 sud S$ per ground more or less. Baid int fect on the wost side of 17 t ith the expenses of this sal t trust on the pro ‘the purchaser ith within seven days from t to Tene! the property nal Lot M4, of square 154, containing has a treet, be- required by said deed, $1.50, faierest from’ Angus 22. is: ‘notes e day of operty r at ahe If the terms of sale are the sale, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. R P. popes. ‘Trostees. P A. DARNEILLE, feos GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avot = ssi oJ ¥ LATIMER & CLEARY. B Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Southwest corner Pennsylvants sre. and 1th'street, TRUSTEES’ SALE, BY CATALO: TRTIER RYT aoe uF Te TAN ROTE Nia av ST! the followi One elegant Parlor Grand Piano, ‘KEE mM BRED ABD day of M. Uber 712. fol a3? of Washington coun’ se ll by public auction. by direction of the party secured ther UBN- ING, March 87 4,a0 2 each day therenfter vatil the whole ‘George Steck & Btar Office Buildings. Lb, SITUA Uk, BETWEEN ‘OMPRISING ABOUT T FIFTY ROOMS. By virine of a deed of trust. ar: and dai DOR P AY TE 482, y, District of Columba we DA¥ M commencing MON o'el 0g goods AND wo nd covtinuin disposed ‘Tre HUN- dated the Ist y recorded in one of the lend rec Large number French Plate Mantel and Pier Mir- roi Elegant Rc Elegant W Onl Paintings, Uhandelier: Fine Velvet and t fifty Rosewood and Walnut Parlor Suites, elvet and reps. ae and Walaut Marbie-top Tables, indow Hangiogs od Gas Fixtures, Commades Mahogany Furniture, consisting of Marbie top 8: re role. Washsiaads, Wardrobes Chairs, and Rockers. Marbie-t»p painted Uottage Suites. Painted Chamber Furniture Walrut Extersion Diniv Ap inmen: Sugar B opsisting of great quanti ow, a1 ow Tate O1 Fiue collection of i » Heir Mat Cane-seat and other Obairs. treases, iiusk Cotton-top 0: ble- Tables. se quantity of Mat- ‘ableware, embracing Sfi- ¥er-plated Castors, Butter Dishes, Milk Pitc =rs. Table and Tes Chinaware, nd Engraved Glassware of every de: jen of Shoste, Pil- B.lster Cases, Spreads, Tuwels, Damask loths, Napkius, &c.,&c ecoruted ana Plain Toilet t Sets. About $6.00) worth of fine Liquors, consisting of the standard Champagne Wines, Fine Old Bran- dies and Whiskes, fail liaeof Wines and Uor- Gials of every deecription. Several fic e Clocks, Fire proof Safe, Desks, c ters, Eetteos, Walnat Office Tables and Uasir Steam Engines, Boilers, Stoves, &c , &c. An eatensive ssscrtment of ©: gre and ether Oook ing Utensils, together with allother gvods con tained in the above hotel. Terms ofsale: Twohnadred dollars and under, cash; over that sum credit of sixty apd nineiy anys for entiefactory notes, beari) ing inters percent per annum. Catalogues ready Marc! SHARD 7 MOBSELLS t troy BICHABD HARRINGTON, WN. B—On the ing ¢ the ave xpi of the abov LATIMER & CLEARY. A’ f the sale we red lease; at two years a e-menticned hotel. at eight h 23. ees. ISON BROTHESS. Ay Bx dexoan BOTHER ASSIGNE: TOOLS, BRIN GE, Oo BRIDG E'S SALE 4a OPPOSIT = STB) ET. GEO. uctioncers, ‘norihwest. ‘OF MILL MATERIAL, © AQUEDUCE TOWN.D On THURSDAY MOBNING, 19th of March, o'clock m., I ) 08 Brids will eel at public auctio, the millef Ramsburg & Bons, ect, cor Ayueduct Bridge, Gecrgetswu, DG. all th BLM Materials Boots * cobalating of zi 7 By is. Old Iron, air, Sheop and. Bickekins ves, Kal oe, Bhearey Bheving aud Skin Beatterberic. Tem: Gis. REGINALD FENDALL, Assignes of burg & Bons. 7 [(Bep.] DUNOAN®ON BRUS.- Aucts, B B.n sth, A. party secured Ton! fp front of the March Sth, inches), im: Py of | posit All convey: febdl7 Sr THE ABOVE Y¥, M until THO. and plac i F Corner 7th TRUSTEES’ 6A WEST. By virtue of = PROVED. Be are BT . WARNE! Wihinal petate ederal Building, ard F streets northwest. BOON Orn AND O STRES&TS NO: deed of trust, dated Se D. 1873, avd duly recorded in Li eq. e of the laud D.C. iy, we will Premises, on » A. D. 1574, at 455 o'clock thereb p.m a ‘eel of ground situate in sai: ed -stery fram: Bats wid be mate taswa at thos ot of eee Pe, Serene at time of ost ; Teor AER OOLDW ELI . 1874, same BS . W. STIOK BE PB DEVAUL.{ 0. ANDBEW B. bi! Broker and Auetioueer, SALEE [8 POSTPONED larch 1: OF A VALUABLE Two. STREET WEST, BTH- na | N ft id city eal Toate. hour Trustees. COLDWELL, Salesm: RY D ON THE STBEETs NO! seh Be bets SETTS AVENUE, ATH ceria ot <7 MOURNING, March 11 o'clock | Continues in N : : if . aan Lue Case — oopErLL- . ork. Woodhall e alleged ew ¥ says he mes old law of E i ed Glassware, fc. & other erticies in the Furnitare marlo DUBOANSON O08 Aw cls. BY ¥-©. Watt 2 o0., ances : New M Marble neern to co OBNING Merch 13 " til entire stock floor of our spacious salesrooms. Gor ds will exbibition on Thurstay. We cail special attention of the trade buyers: the above sale, as the eoods are direct from the importer, and every lot wil! be sold with out reserve, w ALL & CO. Auctioneers ig ard evening (commencing © clock) thereafter until ail is sold, we «! prory athe, entire eflects contained in, the fi ory wareh use « h . 1003 Pen vena Ane No. Ivania avenue, be'ween 10th and 11th streets. who is adopting thie Mmumense stock. as he is abou 1 jan to dispose of his embarking in other bound Buckets all sizes; a Trays, wooden Suove's ree, 200 dc ven Ax and other Handles; 109 dozen Baskets, different kinds, fu dex uv Shovels, make, 25 dove n Side and Box Ooffee-miils; Counter and Platform Scales; ® xtensive assortment of Sielghs and Skates Lot Cast Steel, Sand snd Emery Paper Sporting Gocds, comprising Guns and Rifles of ep proved patteras and makes: Ap extensive assortment of Fishing Tackle: Fire Pocket Ontiery and |, best makes Fine ant extensive assortment of Silverware every variety; A splendid stock of Table Ont! An extensive assortment of St: Larse collection of nters’ T. Osrringe-makers' and Upholstere helt Hardware cf every description Twines #n2 Cords, Tinware of every description Pitchforks, Rakes, Hoes. Toge' her with many articles mot necessary to men ton N. B.—We would call special attention to the shove sal, sa the goods are positively to b 2s € marid tf LATIMER & CLEA & CLEARY, RB BST EA EI Extate Brokers tnd Auctionsers, a a Tr Oliee Building. et of VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN E AND F STRAETS NOBTH WEST, AT AUCTION, By virtue of a deed of trust to us dated the Bees ly recorded in liber No. 717, folio 313, ne of ths laud records of Wash ipgton county, D. OC.,and at the request of the party secured thereby, we will sell st public nuction, in frout of the premises, to the highost bidder, on TUESDAY, 10th March, 1874, at 4: o'clock, parts four (4), ia square throe ed and twenty-one (521, ig mnetes aod bounds: the northwest corner of sai ) feet; then 5 i : otek a ich as) feat, 20 the place of begiuping, togetber with the improve wents, consisting of three-story brick dwelliug Fertus of sale: 2,000 and 10 per cent. interest from 18th Joty and expenses of sh: and the bal- ance nt six (6), nine (9) and (12. months, for which the wotes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale. avd secured the property sold will be taken. A 1u) » ill be required at the time of sale. All con- cing at the expens® of the purchaser. If ths terms ot sale are not complied with in seven days the trosters reserve the right Yo reerll the prop=rty at the ors! and risk of the defsciting purchaser aftor five dase? vertisement in one or More newspapers in the city of Washingt: . D.O. w WOODWARD, Fi OONE! j febl7-e0d LATIMER & TF, Ancts. Se THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED watil TURSDAY, 24:h March, 1574, same hour and piace. By order of the Trustees, mas }0-eod LATIMER & CLEARY, Avcts . H. WARFER. is Bn, Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Fodterai Buildings, corper 7th and F ste, northwest, TRUSTER’S SALE ING LOT OB Trustees. fo ° D. C., and also art of the District of C. Jombis, posed in cunse 3,198, equity docket, sub- stiteting the Sndersigned, oe of front of. ), beginning at the ucrthwest corner of ssid lot and runing ther ce forty ( 40) fect, thence south eighty -eleht (53) feet four :4) inches, thence east sixteon (15) feet, thetce south twelve (13) feet four (4) inches, thence West fifty-six (56) feet, and thence north one bun- dred (100) feet four (4) inches to the place of begin- ‘Terms: marl0-eoads . H. WARNER, R ag ~ ‘Broker and Anctioneer. Federal Buildings, cor. F end 7th sts., northwest. VALUABLE TF wa 1s VERMON f AVENOR. Li AND U STREETS, AT AUCTIO: By virtue of & dood of trust to m -» and all land ki end stioge on of the city abd District aforesaid ‘Bfy ex (66 lot pum | bride in | sion, basket weddings not being fashiona! | was held up on the side of bis bed | Oakey Hall's | bis characteristic | by the engineer, and hot prevail, will bring the defendants fying colors. On Saturday Mrs. Woodhall the paper was conducted by herself and Blood had nothing to do wi ite the article. circumstances of the with Challis, Mrs. Woodhall com shock to ber nervons system by cop big fea ned of the hot rect a proof of the atieged libel, and re- marked that he hed. Mrs. Woodhull, cross examined, sai] Anna Shepherd wrote the article for $10. at the instance of herself and ter; al-out 50.000 copies were struck off famoos paper — — A Pourricias Baseiy Dacarvan ester paper reports vffice calied the other 1 day at in that city to obtai '» of her husband in his y for the aspirant, band bas been dead tor six Ssaloon kept by a FF ble, the months; but, an eye to bana the woman took not to inform bim of the fact. but stm marked that ber husband was not ree candidate stopped around there some time, “setting them up for t ys,” until bis pe- tence became exhausted. Before leaving however, be lett « note with the wi Ler husband as oon as she saw lady promteed faithfully to do, time remarked to @ bystander that she was not ambitious to see her husband for some time to come. or Paeservation As some years ees ly recognized as that said to ha: corpse was man and is offs young been in « fair state of * CHUZZLEWIT, who, on his visit to thonght be had been swindied when he found that the lots he and Mark Tapley had bonght in Eden were all under water, should hit remarkable country now, when lots Known to be under water bring $1: 690 per aore. Four acres on the Jersey sideot New York har- hor were recently sold at that price to the N York wrecking and dredging company. Pritapar public park, fine zoological ep in it in @ few months. Three citizens: subscribed $5,000 each, and @ indy a like hich, with fifty-one other subscriptions bat it is ima fair _— of 81,0 cach. make an aggregate of #71,000, about one-half the amount |. Thirty-ive acres bave been leased for the purpose. A QvReR Brrpmcroom.—Mr. Koss, born and reared inthis county, never ed A step im his life. This is his second wife. At bis former marriage he was supported &t the side of his huge basket; but on the latter ocoa- ble, he lorence Sia.) Jowrnal. G7 The saddest thing ix the speotacie afforded by @ young person who has burnt all ber hair off her forehead with « botelate pencil and caa- notafiord to buy a row of cutis. 87 Children’s sewing machines are something new. ‘They stitch, hem and baste very nicely. Many are now being used to prepare Miss Doilie umpkin's wardrobe for summer. The Richmond Enquirer says that “the fires of & grand rum eruption are rambling der Brooklyn.” This all comes of pouring ram down rat hoies.— Brooklyn Argus. 87 Colon’! Blood, (Woodhull’s hushand,) as cended the office stairs of the St. Paul (Mi Press to th h the oditer, but was steuck the stomach by an ink-keg and rolled to the bottor. S7-A San Francisco masked ball was attend - ed by a young lady who personsted Nicotine. Her Cress was made of tobacco leaves, ber neck - lace was cigars, and she carried a fan and par- asol constructed of the weed. S87 They say that ladies’ hats will be smatier this summer. Of course, after the opera seasom cloves, and one cannot shut ont a man's view of the stage with one's » Where's the fun in wearing a tall hat? 87 Maryland girls won't marry in the fall of the moon, believing that they would have tl- luck thro’ life, but a Massachusetts wouldn't let fall moons Powe et forty stop her STA New en ing man solicited A. The ex-mayor, with ‘amor, wrote under ture the following significant line: “It isthe only thing that ever tripped me up.” S7 About eleven hundred dollars worth of work on the wall around the national cemetery at Frecerick*burg, Va.. has been condemned I have to be done over again. &7-The Catholic university of is to be established at Macon. A splendid tract of land, studded with oak trees, has been donated ly Macon, and an endowment of $300,000 been gvaranteed. S7 The question arises again, “What is the democratic policy?” The World says it a “bard money” in finance. The Oincinnati En- quirer says it is paper money, and more of it. They are both democratic guthority, and we are puzzled. 87° A widow in Sutton, N.. recently visited a dying woman, and said I have been want- ing for some time to see some one about to die, that I it send rae ge w to my busband. Tell bim that we are well here, and send our best regards.” 87 Irescible old man—‘Condactor, why dida"t you wake me as I asked you? Here L miles beyond my station.” Conductor— try, sir, but ail] could get out of you was, ‘All right, Maria; get the children their break- fast, and I'll be down ina ute." "” S7 Somebody writes to the Charch Journal fay that “‘wafers” instead of bread = ee administration Fupper Episcopal end aske if there is no Journal N says very fine lecture.” Beecher, ‘‘he left that for you for two—on ice. S7-There are nearly fifty women medicine in New York and Brooklyn, ‘most of them homepathically, and many ng im comes of between 82,000 and $3,000, while sew- eral reach $5,000, and one or two over $10,008, ‘There are three medical colleges there and @ fourth is now building. UNDERTAKERS &e, . it "280 F. maker, Undertaker, (Sweesser to HARVEY @ MARS, eo. 034 F Sruany, between Biuth and Texts. C EASES AND CASKETS