Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1874, Page 3

FURNISHING GOODS. LADIES’ UNDERCLOTHING. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR'S, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, pared for the Spring Business the largest caval assortment of Ladies’ Undercloth- ng ever offered in this market, comprising as ful- lows: 8 styles DRESSING SACQUES, at $1 50, 81.76, 22.75, 93.23, $4.75, $7.55. styles SHORT SKIRTS, at 70 cents, $0 cents 1.10, $1.15, 3135, $1.59, gi. a2 35. styles TRAIN SKIBTS,st $2.79.92 30,04.12 $4.37, $5.60, 89, $10 90, S14, $14.75 ISB at $8 conta, $162, $1.57, 5.60, $3.76, 83.55, g4 styles DRAWERS, at 75 ce 91.13, 31.15. 31.37.31 99, 81.60, 91" e213, e415, $2 60, $2.63 82.79. $ styles CORSET COV 65, $1.50, styles APRONS, at 25 cents. 75 cents, "5 cents, $1 13, 91.25, Infants’ Goods. NG DBESSES, CHRISTENING ROBES, SKIRTS, PIQUE CLOAKS, MERINO" CLUAKS, WOOL SHIRTS, BASKETS, &c.,&0, e Children’s Goods, WHITE PIQUB DRESSES snd SACQUBS, FLANNEL and CLOTH SAUQUES, in great variety. Ladies’ Cashmere Jackets At the following prices : $17.25, gIS75, $33.00, 47. $12, $14.75, 915, $20.25, $21.50, $26, Water-Proof Cloaks, Sarge assortment, in English and American anvfacture, at the following prices: $12, 913 Si4, S1457, sts 816.57, 16.73, $17.75, gz4, s + $30, 833. Ladies’ Dresses, MMBB POPLIN DEESSES, at a bargain, Sue. BLACK ALPACA DERSEES, at $13.12, @10.75, $16.87, $2 K SILK UB! srs. ‘at @115, gize | SSMS, ( Polonaise and Skirt,) at 912, £35.50, $40, 360, LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, PENNSYLVANIA AVENI Palmer’s Paten DOUBLE-YrokKs SHIRTS, READY MADE. We know the PALMER PATENT DOUBLE YOKE to be the BEST SHIT at the price in i market,and we particularly request everyone examine the quality of Lino and Muslin used and Judge for themselves, It {s our intention to Increase our sales of Ready made Bhirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN daring the coming season, and we have therefore made our PRICES BELOW COMPETITION, and withinthe reach of every one that wants ® FIRST-CLASS SHIBT AT ALOW PBIOR. SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT. This Department ts on the second floor, and is well stocked with « splendid line of PLAIN and FANCY SHIBTINGS. We are prepared tomake tospecial order the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRT in from three to ten days at the following prices: $15 FOR BI1X SNIRTS. @15 FOR SIX SHIBTS. #21 FOR SIX SHIRTS. In the two years’ experience in the mannfactare of the DOUBLE-YOKE SHIRTS, and the success doubt, that it ting one made in may section of the world. The thousands of orig- inal snd duplicate orders received for these Ocle- brated Shirts fully confirm the assertion; and we can fully substantiate it. Give them atrial. and be con- vinced fer yourselves. We are the only owners and authorized manufacturers of PALMER'S PAT- ENT DOUBLE-YOKE SACQUE SHIBT for the District of Columbia. All other persons attempting to manufacture them are infringers, and the public sre cautfened against ordering or purchasing them of any other parties, LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 033 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT. NOW PREPARED TO VO GEN- LAUND WORK ON SHORT NOTICE. Parties wishing to have their goods jed for will the store, PRIOR LIST: Dress Shirts 12c., Night Shirts Sc. Linen Collars S0., Linen Cu! Underrhirts 8c., Drawers 8c., Sec Sc., Handkerchiefs 40, t pair, 80. LOCKWOOD, BHUFTY & TAYLOR, jan%-tr 623 PENNSYLVA NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. SPERMAN & CO., Bankers, | lau9 F pry GENERAL BANKING EXCH Nes BUSINESS U.S. BONDS, STOCKS, GOLD, MUNIOIPA: sod DISTEIOT OF COLUMBIA skovaurrias Donght and » Id on commission Collections made on all points. Special attention to the Collection of Luterest on Government and to Claims and Accounts against the *arious Departments of the Goverume Tim NE 4Np ST stock BROKERS BUY and SELL Gold, (Goverament Bonds, Stocks ‘Sewer and G. wheel anes — Improvement taxes paid at s Army officers ‘pay accounts cashed in adi A limited amount of Northern Petite, iano Bends wanted. G*®s AM. oe yy =P x aie z i, 3 Sy P.O. Darz, Jou ata Pree’ | iearny0. E_ PRunriss, Cash. Te River TES F okeostron Eee Netoyite FSSSDMAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY BANKING HOUSR, 1607 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUR, (Opposite U0 = Treasury.) — Pi “iar ms BOFITS paid to DEPOSITORS, as inte 7 per cent ce aubum. and upwards, from anc iyi B ARBING B oe oss 4. SQUIRE & £o., PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Orposire Wittako’s Horm WASHINGTON, D. 0 Sint, snierest paid on depestts. Fea mm advance. o™ LOW, Banker, WILL REMOVE MARCH FIRST TO MABBLE BUILDING, 1 sptly 608 7th street, *» __ REAL ESTATE AGENTS. | W™. 4. siaren, AREAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BROKER, No. 1425 Pewxsyivania Avance, Next Door to McKnisht’s Furniture Store, ante Battles wishing to purchase or soil real estate bonds or District securities, will do well to —, E attention given to the vermont ¢ “of all taxes, improvement, sewer, iietama emg free ora | tion te Dusiness ct merit = hs 7 _ — sp lw _H SLATER, Liate Ootlector. ETEK CAMPBELL, STOCK AND BONDS BROKER, The first Broker Dealing Exctusivaly tu Stocks Bonds ev a thectty. 1423 peace! Nia AVENUE, marSly Between Willard’s and the Treasury, Uaw BOYLE. _ FRANK BABRNUM ages siti EES hoeee We Seep eta ae st 3. MOHUN & CO), BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 1016 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. NEW BOOKS. Spina Opristi, by Rev. Ohas. H. fall, 18 m9. ilitary Biozraphy by Gol. 6. 0. Besos 2a astreving Pp 1.00 33% ~15 WE oFFan ovz STUCK OF CHROMOS, MOTTOES AND OIL PAINTINGS AT & DISCOUNT OF TWENTY FIVE PER CENT., in order to dispose of those on hand, that we may lay ip a new lot of the same character. on band comprise some very beauti figure and fruit pieces, and home and Suaday sch’ mottoes. The prices range from 60 cents 10 918 for the Chromos, with some very Bandsome O!l Paint- ings from $20 to 9100, 00 a! al of which we allow the discount cf 25 per cent. We have also a few low- ioeg but good Rograsings and Frames, which we faciude inthe above offer. This ie an excellent ope portunity to obtain good Pletaree at whol esate TosgEY as well ae ace ota ple rae fe 8. 6 asa and etaple Btationery. Priating, Binding, Lithy- graphing and Engraving executed expeditiously, WARREN CHOATE & CO. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONE VEBNON Low, _marlé-tr Corner Penna. ave. and 10th street, N2£W BOOKs, BECEIVED ASD FOR SALE AT SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, Corner 4% Street and Pennsylvania Ave. Phineas Redux. A Novel. By Anthon: Lottie Darling. By the Suthor of Olve Blake sbip oP Baathats A Yarn in Thirty-six Cable ‘astimes and Penalties, By Bey Te ongthe. Hemtntecenoes and Por- Life of Bawin Forrest, netious. 8; ‘The I= hroned Helreas. Langiey Manor. By Mi ‘he Wetherel Atel a nacrvation The New C Zelda's Fortune. ALLTHE — aD peenying. © caEpe. LANE Re ¥- KS, pas THE 8’ SHL LINGTONS a8 ong 5 Books For Lent iT READING. Dear wees of Lent. jor Lent BOOKS, TIONERY LIME, fereaieee febai-tr thorjof «* pra thor of “Butledge "By Biabop Hai Hancies ” By Wilkinson. a Prager. B Promina aa 2 Pow By ‘Bishop Leighton. from on = beeen other works yeWh BALL ANTY NES S25 farms den a INSIDE ANI OUTSIDE. Spee ey Mie) ae “a SPOR ALE BRL ON BOOKS. STA ae in AY SHRM Oe american O68 Fattoe for order COAL AND WOOD. Cc 94aL AND woop. un band,COAL of all sizes anékinds, Just re- ceived, alot of No. 1 BAKER'S PINE WOOD. KINDLING WOOD, Dandies or by the ‘cord. For sale at lowest market rates. Fro SALE TU DBALERS, 4 SUPERIOR LOT OF STOVE COAL. GOODWIN Y. ATLEE, febas-tr AtLec’s Wharf, foot of 6th street. [T, ww. cans. . 5. ORO JE % BDW. CLARE & 60,, 4 woos 2 poons, LUMBER, WOOD AMD ODaL, = QB, ae., Stier an spnsonag —Terd—1aih and B strocts nortivwest,_jy I1-ly_ Cena please make their arrangements at | ofso sta lato ppt othe THE the arian tie north of —$_—<____ BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN BOY. MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BE sheers NEW YORK AND ) LIVERPOOL, ee TEs OF Passace.. oe. A gold, accor He. CALL. “i 4T CORK HARBOR. ‘nom New wien. sp abelstessdupesecsara yn enicket te Fe: oe eoeane a acoommeatlc cn favor GA tichory fea athe and. auemntown. and all ‘Through bitte of Te fda or “beifney, ee are itinent, and fo: Siedhemancan and cabin pess- apply at the Or Gomapasy's 9 fc io. 4 Bowling 11 Brosdway, for steerage rh road Coe ah mading. oF to O78 OTIS BIGELOW, Banker, jan®0-ly ree a eae oK LYN Agent, EBOHANT’S a OF STEAMSHIPS WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. 0. KNIGHT ane «A 7 oftlce and wharf 63 Water street Agent, ioens rat the oy rat HOMPSON. President BF" Freights deisvered ‘by ‘nox’s Express. Oi = oe ie ee Office, oat ein te ee ‘wharf, will be prom] ‘ tended to. - tr ole-te & Omi eee pean ivenie avenue, sort Figs | BFOLI ¥v aime tee nbkOwtD (4 BOSTON AND v re ‘The tine Tron, bas Bote oath aoe Taupe 1, weching st prinotpel liver Ennainae, connecting Norfolx with Steamship of pe Ma ang tie Boston Yand Providence a Addreased ** care of Ladi i ohtin Norfolk.” Branch ticket o@ice ar Brvens ee eS 1 gih-strest whert. Plant's ateoes corner Took oe st. end oe ‘ave. NEW EXPEESS LINE VIA CANAL, BETWEEN Mea tats Ra} INGTON AND TOW Va., WASE- 1» D. O. cn 8 street, Georgetown, D.0., MON - DAY and FRIDAY at 3. sii is Line connects at P! ie hedge Hew Wagiana Beates,” No wharfage th Boston bs ew Knog! his line. oe BYDEy a ‘Agent for is TLYDE & puter — (et Ey ve eral Once, 4 EERE Fanta ave steamer w! (be promatty ot Pa id= w ‘ila Riley Galt, | FOR Apel FIOg: Ro. 14 sate ts wert Mam 'E. Philli At febz-3m FRANK T. BAWLIN ‘HIS IS THE SEASON FOB FIBES. GUAKDAGAL PBOPERI Office, 1429 Pennerivania avenue. J.T. DYER, Secretary. HE, DISTHIOT OF COLUMBIA. 200,000. on 1th and EOTO. t 8, Cox, president; Dr. P. Johnstons vice’ preaiients Wintan Adam Gaddis, Gharles Kdmonston, William Hinson, William F. Mattigalr, Wil Troaauirer. Secretary. 23 G street, bet ney THEM BY (NSURING YOUR ¥ (BEAL AND PERSONAL) WITH THE CORCORAN FIRE INSURANCE Co, | OF THE DISTBIOT OF COLUMBIA. $100,000 ENMAN, Tremaen: janlg-tr HE EQUITABLE ere ASSURANCE SOCIETY | , The business of this Company has for yoars been the largest of any similar eee om in the world, | FF. HEYE Ey GaeRa AL AGENT, | may2tay Sand 005 7th strent. i soe | FE) PHONZO YOUNG 3 & CO. | ABE SELLING | SUGARS. (StanpaRnp New Yorx BEasos:) Ornal Lal. | Powdered. Biot iscents, or ane pounds or Ip short fend we quote: Old Government Java. Legayra Bio (mtrtetiy prime). good Bio (acvietly ‘prime. | Granulated . (not “BY or x6 | Light Brown (uearly white) ius Ibs. for 1 & COFFEE. We are ain glad to offer our customers the ben- efit of anot! jecline in the price of this article, raw 4c. and 42¢ yed 43c We hay recently added to our, stock in this de- Pee we eae of aLARGS QUANTITY F NEW CROP TEAS of th: different varictio, and hence we are now | Sama to offer special in- ducements. Bee prices below lew and Swee' bo “ 1S 1k % 100 13 w 1 ou cannot be Bur passed 2 Beaiicn Bre Breakfast, Chole New Goods, 2 oy a ees od at inane Wenger's Raniiy. A. Hoes Hays Family eae “ ‘Extra Flour at §2 ‘aud @2 per sack, SUNDRIES. z E Smith fun i BUSHED WHEA' LL, ig we 5 HED T and Fey hod fresh from the coined "ai ‘a adtasatiy to ht) a ead (neatly a ton wel REEY PRUNES, which at which we our stock is now "large and complete, and we are selling low. ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., Grocers, MASONIO TEMPLE, 9ru Braet, Opposite U. 8, Patent 01 | Pr soh aoe. oot mars-tr FURNITURE, PAINTING, PAPER HANGINGS, ABD CURTAIN MATERIALS, HARDWOOD DooRs, MANTELS, WAINSCOTTING, nL. Jani pro &e, MARCOTTE & CO., UNION SQUARE, (20 East 17th St.) SEW YORK CITY. POSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE pave ETE eae Y SALE 0 PEs bee ita ‘O8 a cere WEEN THIBTAENTH “ANG a NTH-AR! hi Hh i ‘CAST CORNEM OF i AVENUES 8 AND THIRT NTH of faite bia, passed ad 3578, I will soll at pablte suction. in, froat on TU! aay of re 1, 1574, ar 6 w'clock p.m jaare 453, ith the — two thi ste brick ae ae frouting on ‘aod cumbered 629 and 691, aad four frame dwelliags On the alley in the rear. ALso. its Us Pennsyivanie ‘avenue, ‘8 SSLE OF LOT SITUATED ON > So AND F aND 1, duly record set ot sO, one’ of the Land Dist Guent ef the beneficiary, I wil By Rises, at public auction Ar 3. A874, wt eck mentee. Ltlowine ascribe real estate, situate in the city of Washiagton, D trict of Oolumbis, to wit: All that certain pisce or parcel of ground Being known andl deacribesl 9s be ine part of Jot nnabered three (3! fn the rec orded subctvision of square numbered five handred aad fifty-six (606), beginning for the same at the north Western corner of sai lot, and thence ranning eas alorg the tine of w public alley twelve (12) feet; thence south farty-six (46) feat; thence west twelve 2) feet, and thence north forty six (45) feet to the pel ¢ of beginning. Terms: Two hundred and fifty. dollars, wii eat at ten (10) per centum May of sale, aud ex tod in cash, and the bal in six (6) 12) mouths, for which the potes of the parchaser, i intere t from the day of sale and secured by deed of trust on the property sold, will be taken. A depssit of twenty, Sve ($28) dollars will be required at time of sale. All convey ing at the expense of the pur c ¢ terme of sale are not complied with in seven (7)dave, the trustee reserves the right to resell the property atthe risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after five (5) days’ advertisement in some one or ae re newspapers, Ft caty, wud tw art astu,theds J.T. WORMLEY. « bon 5 pent YE.J. Eye BY © g.2ner re Broker and Auctioneer No, 611 7th stresty opposite OS. Post Oice. C AS OERY. yey oF PROVED erat = NORTH V STREET, BETW TiltrexaTi AND FOURTEFNTS 5rs. “Dy virtne of a decreo of the Supreme Court of | Bistriet of Columbia, in Equity cause, No. 3.392, I will sell at subtig faction, infront of the premises, on MONDAY, April 1 i 0 o'clock p. ite’ division of the weet halt of square proved ul bya comfortalie twerstery brick dwelling hens, ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; the residue in two equal instalments at 12 anu 18 months from aay ufoaleywith interest.” The title to be retained wut! ail of the purchase money, with interest, is paid. If the terme of ale are mot complied with within seven days from the day o| reservs the right to resell the property at ther risk and cost of the de- faulting purchaser. All conveyanctag at pur- chaser’s cost, $100 on SRBW bid. JAMES 5, EDWARDS, Trustee. apa-cokds E.J.8W BY 7808, &, Waccaman Keai Estate Auctioncer, 519 7h streot, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 3p SoGrREArE BETWEEN A AND B STREETS oO By vistas of @ deed of trnst, dated January 221, A. D. 1573, in Liber 703, 22. the under. YEET, Auctionser, igned Trustee wiil, on the 10TH pax oF ApxiL, A. D, 1874, at 9 o Kp. m., acll at public auction ip front of the premises, part of Lot 8. in sing the southern ixtee n feet, improve ty m two-story Brick House, bay windows aud all modern convenience: ‘The terms of sale are: Amount of indebte: with expe f sale, in cash, (about $3,209.) bulence in 6, 12 and 18 ‘months, the deferred ‘pay ments to be 6 per cert. interest from day of 5: and to be secu’ ed on the property sold. 100 of the ca-h payment at sale. Al! conveyancing st por cheser’s cost. If the terms of rale are not complied with in six qaye frem day, of sule. the Traatec Tes rves the right * property at the cost and risk of the d: Pag ware PATRIC. A. BYRNE, Trastes, marl0-Jawds THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, Anct, 1 B. BH WARNE. | E-tate Broker and Anctionesr, 7th and F @s, wortliwest } ‘A NTHRER, FRAME SIRERT scr b N WEE FF AND SINTRENTE. STREETS TEENTH NORTHWEST By virtue of a decree passed by the Saprem Oourt of the District of Uolunibia in equity canse No. 3222, willsell at public auction, in of the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the Ldtt of April, 1874, at 6:30 o'clock p. m., the west 45 nel mpd the depth thereof of ‘Wot 4, in snare No. 19, in the city of Washivgton, D. G. ' This property is improved with three frame dwellings, 1nd will be sold separately. ‘Terme: One third cash; balance at six and twolve onthe, with i ‘eat Sy Moret of sal M. TINGLY, Trast ap2-d “T. QOLDWELL: Baten KID GLOVE DEPOT! KID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! KID GLOVE3 FOR MISSES! 1-BUTT perros GLOVES! GENUINE JOUVIN'S! GENUINE ALEXANDER’S! at CHAS. BAUM'S EID GLOVE DEPO 408 SEVENTH STREET. OORSET gousert FACTORY! CORSET FRENCH CORSETS! « ERMAN CORSETS! ALL STYLES OF CORSETS On band and made to order st cHas. BaUM'S Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory jantl-tr 408 SEVENTH STREET! N THE DISTRICT OOURT 01 ED I STATES FOR THe EASTER STHICE oF FESESELV AR) jankrveptey. This is to give notice t de beart date the sob dn aryctieag 8 torasrar Sask | 2 Henry D ‘Goakes? Pitt Oosk wari ne Henry D. Gooke, xe O, ‘Thomas, J arland, ve tradii ‘ames A and J 6, jate rs 3a. Goske Oo. of Philadel hia, New York and Washington. have conveyed Meripeambr de caret | trostes, aj the benefit of all the creat. tors of sat Jay Cooke, William G. Moorhead, bi leary D, Osoke, Fist Cooke s, James A. Gariand and Jay eye fa | Ear ist Bernt ee, ____AUOTION SALES. THis AFTEKNoG ¥ BB WauNER, BBY ©. aletcan brixer and Auctioneer. Federal Buildings, cor. F and 7th st#., northwest. iF VALUABLE UNIM- STATE. FRUONTING ON BeTWEEN NusTil T TION. cords of Wasbingtou ¢ vanty, SD. O.,8 the re- guest of the pacty secured thereby Twill sell at i {n front of the premises, on TURS- fet af Sein the necoreed sabatvietn on of origins! a SyQare numbered t! Bey sin lot ni sik ie or, hupered and aixty-one% Avertisoment tn ed in the eit bing . W. STIOKNEY, Trustee. 87 THE ABOVE FALE IS POSTPONED. Account of the weather, antil TUBSDAY, A. 7th, 1574, same hour RoW ee GEu tice is is _marSl-e some newspaper ton. sii on x B® THOS AGG aa Beal Estate Auctioneer, 519 Teh street. TRU BTBE’S SALE oF UNIM Bovap PROP. ON 97H STREET Br et dieds er ‘thi, 1871 reoorded be Iand records for Washi ed Trnstec will at public auction, on T Pril, 1874. st 6 o'clock p. mn + bow + of Browne's subdi isto are in rear of the row of newb nd M street al al A deposit lot, and tern day, or the Bri risk aud cost of defar Free the rigat B porchascr 4 ods B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers, - 100K northwest corner 10th TeEEEYaLt ABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONT “y One-fifth cash; balance on long time and on day of sale. @25 down on each Lot le. Saie pow tive GREEN « W TO-MORROW. BY W. L. WALL & CO. Anctionsers, New Marble Buildi Nos. 900 and 902 Peunsylva + Cor. 9h st ELFGANT WALR SUITS, WAL RUT WARDE ES, WRITING ESES STEADS, ETE Guprs, hae HATNOTS. SIOK BOARDS. BUF CIES, MA BLE-TOP TAP TENSION COTTAGE SU ATR AND SHOCK ‘THESSES. TUOKE SUSPMIN 9S, LOT SKCOND HSND FURNITURE. ‘Ou WEDNESDAY. “MORNING, April 8, 1sr4) commencing at 1 o'clock, we will on the first floor of our galesrooms, to co advances and storage. We ni in part, v 20 sets of elegant Parlor Farnitare, 1s sets of Parlor Furniture, rep, torries and hair clot 20 Marble-top Sidaboarts, lelegant Ktegere, with marble handsome, ‘i Walnut and Ook Extension Dix gant Ete cea Onleloth: ¢ noes Matting, white Bureaus, bre Bookcases, Lot of Paper Mi A lot of Second & Wecall the att as the sale is peremptory, Terms cash W.L.WALL & CO, 4 PROTHERS: 4 Commission Merch Boutheast corner uf $t2 aud D streets portuwest TLUSTEE'S SALE we, eS aed AN FANCY GOOuS, AT ois BABMET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a chattel deed of re, comprising awe A Fancy Goods, Laces, Velvete, &¢ Showcase, &c.\ ke ry: BELL. Trustee Y LATIMER & OLEARY I ‘Acctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, Bonthwest mip of Pennsylvania @vence aud Elev eu! street, Star Office Building. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF & AN ENTIRE SQUARE BOUND, W: By. virtee ofa deed of ate beating date brit Ist, 1872, and recorded tn Liber 682, folio nd at bequest of party secur. I will sell, on WEDRESDAY, the "Sih’day of April, A.D: 187 jock p.im , on the premises, all ofsjuare Lith streets east, and will to @ prior encumbrance bearing six per cent interest, which can be released on the ment of six cents per foot, Terms: One-third cash; residue in three eqna! payments at six, twelve, and eighteen mouths, with interest per cent. ge be deposited wher the reports i is Protege a Poh egret > be compl lied with within five days, or leposit to be forfeite: y JONES. T mi7-dtds LATIMER & B Trustee, . Ancts. B THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, 641 Louisiaus avenue, twe doors east of 7th st TBUSTEES’ SALEOF VA ALUABLE IMPROVED Dwactthcs On 1366 sTakEs, vORTWEES = TH T AND U STREETS. By virtue of a deed of trast dated Angust lth, 1870, and r. corded in ber 2, Folia ‘Mace the land records «f Washington county. e. trict of Columbia. aud by direction of the helder of the note secured thereby, we will sell at public ano- hon, on the [sear on THURSDAY, April 9rn, 1574) at 5 o’elock p.in., all those pieces or parcel: of ground ‘tn the Gity of Wash hineton, District of Columbia, known as lots 78 and 7! oy Falconer & Allen’s subdivision of a i of the east half of square powber 24. Bach improved by ahood some two-story brick dw ites house. Bach house will be sold se; Terms of sale on each bonse: $1,000 with ten per cent, interest from August 19th, 1373, tozether with tbe proportional expenses cf this sale in cash: balance in 6 and 12 monthr, secured by notes bearing interest and deed of trust’on the property. Cou- veyancing at poreunecrs ‘cost, If the terms of sale sré not complied with withia 7 deve after sais, the trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the — purchaser or purchasers, RP. Bo Ph DanSEivue,t Teasteos. marsi-d THOMAS DOWLING, — BUSTEE’ Ja VALUABLE "PROPERTY NEAB MECHA RAVILEB, MONTGOMERY pril, Locaterl on the fara) Ebanicsvile to eon = former om Sandy Spring.) the said Walter Brooke how rest des, containing 297 cree, more or a being @ part of a tract called “Brad- ford’s is improved by a comfortabl and necessary outbuildings, and ‘Toe Innd is well fenced, ng con gi codition end “situated in a very de- trustee, will offer ion Feo) ds AY. 12 o'clock m, on the i ee from Me- 3 (ewe miles from Frame Baid peelhe toate ‘Si Ane, youn firgble nels! iso, & Nee seutalt three acres, fmaproved by conto rae Dwelling- jacge Machi Shep well from comcnciion and — foran en extensive business in the manufacturin; sopaien of all kinds of farm eh i jote valuable 5 the ious 4 ____ AUCTION SALES. B* Es aan, eb UROUK aT lo reome, on aver. at 180 Plaree, Caps, Bausers, &c., Jots to suit Toon call the epecial atisotion ot . = to this sale, as the goods are direct and will A with: THOS. DOWLING, Anct. | and Anetionser, head F ete, nor thweet | DOs u Sei at sight per cent jaterest, secured by & TM 5.7 COLDWELL, Saicoma: SALE or FINTERN aebh iN EQT a virtue of the authority contained in « eed exe: uted op the 11th day of Jnoe, 1873,and aly recorded, t! derstgned will ofr at pal nics una the premises, on TUSSD, ‘April | ott desirable | ed ine rapidly "and Doing Loe ving section of the citys sud th i) ts eomply with & pale, the Te prep ty at. the All convey euctug wt tb YN RIGGLES Geass ey ams:¢ Trastoos _ GEREN & WILLTAMS, Avcts No. 13) TRUSTEES SALE OF FIN® arn HoUsE LOCATKD UPON TWu RC UTHEAST OF MUWAMD UBINEBSITY. j By virtue of a deod of trastto Daniel L Eaton g=" myself, Gated November 2th, 1872, recorded in Libur No. Tul, folio 25), ds of che Dist And §, in Ble vision of kn. T in the Howard farm of John A. mith, commonty | at ton per cent. per | day of wale, in balance in one and two 1 sale, to be secured by 1." A'ieponit of three hmadred qaired on the day of sate. to resell the property at the fenlting purch for five wapapors Dab. days’ advert lishrd in Wash Ww 8 KY, Surviving Trastes Chr} t WORMUET SOO” Asets, BY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioncers and Beal Estate Brokers, Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenee and llth st, Star Office ce Building. ALOTION SALE OF F ARMING IMPLEMENTS, STOCK. Sc, MONDAY MOBNING, APBIL athe abore day, com promises, ail the a, Live Stock, &e , contained of Jin B. Clag-tt, on the 7th street road, con- ysting of Back: ve Mower and Be apr, Hachard cing arming on the ch iron pipe, has been it 2.10) Berry Boves with crates; Grape Urates, ij i assorted sizes, Hot-bed Sasb; gix had Ald They Stock of #, four years ob re pure Chester Sow, & some pair atil any of publi iu Buildiag Lots, or th Patt ay rainy, the sale will bo post- the following Wednesday, Aprii IS Au $34, Cash; over Q30a with Jutérest; im ATIMER & OLRARY Ancts & OLEABY, ea Ww be Br patie Ssvthwest corer Pi Star THE ENTIRE | Dill shall be under consideration it sh: } | state alone, | 8 F report closed — Tue dill to provide for the reflometio d sect ons, as an ends * The amendment ot Mr. Merrimon bei the nature of s substitute for the entire Scott moved to amend by adding the frtn ion, which, after some discussion, was @c~ cepted by Mr. ‘Merrimon. Anu of amend ments were sand the question recarred on Mr. Merrimon’s #ub- stitute for the whole bill, wv Dy _& vote of 2 ty 24. te made in Committee ba — ‘then conoerred | ‘ — t offered mem ing 5 ecm of the majority, iyed with much merriment. pine duestion then being om the pamage ot the . Conkling, in @ brief but very effective and eloqvent manner, pointed ont the evil con fee | aences of the course Upon which the Sonate bad now entered. Mr. Stewart said be regarded the vote now about to be taken as the saddest vote which Be had ever known in the Senate. Mr. Autbony said he would do no more than enter his solemn protest agaist the act which the Senate was now about t consummate. It had at least the merit of » ity. It the fret time when the country was in a state of protound peace, in a time of prosperity, that ent Was to commence the issue of irredeemabie pa <r currency Mr. Thur age were would be once more in circulation Mr. Stockton «aid it was an example of na tional dishonor aud repudiation or betore | known. Mr. Bayard looked npon this day as a dismal day for the country Mr. Davis wouid efor anythi could be constraed te authortre any ws the public debt Mr. Sargent overnment (the Execut action would be checkc4 Mr. Schurr said he felt humiliated as can citizen at the spectacle now fF 4 he believed that the men who gratulating them»clves on their ¥ would live to see the day when they would curse it The bill was then passed —ay noes 2. The vote was the same ason the adoption of Mr. Merrimon’s substitute. The Senate then, at(..5 p. m., adjourned. HOUSE.— After our revort closed ‘The bill extending the time tor the co tion of the Wisconsin Central railroad in consin, was passed ir. Sener (Va.) introduced @ bill to reliews Gen. Fitzhugh Lee of his political disabilities, Passed. On motionof Mr. Wheeler, (N. ¥ agreed that when the deficiency appr order to offer an amcendmenty prov penalty upon any officer who shail expe than the amount of appropriation. Mr. Crossland (Ky.), from Committee on Jections, reported # resolution in the case of urns vs. Young, from the loth district of Ken- tucky, declaring that Mr. Young, the sitting member, was duly elected and entitied to b seat. He gave notice that he would call up the report at an early di 1 a resola- mmitiee ow tary of the ns the past tem calars in the dations from Indians ther with all the par ive CASES. Mr. Havteton Wis.) offered a resolution di- recting the Committee on the Judiciary We ro- ports bill to amend the acts of incorporation inrelation to the running of #ceet cars in Washington *0 as to deciare what shail b Jegal day's work, to reduce the number of work ing hours beiow aixteen aud to Gx tue rate of x Mr. Speer ( Pa.) oite lution, ting that the bul | gration to this country cae ‘ough the port of New York; that it was greatly burdened oy the | @ capitation tax, that With suspicion, was op ve, and tended to check emigration; that, osed at all, it should be imposed by Congress, and not by one that the board of emigration com- mirsiopere bad asked for au increase of said tax; and, theretore, directing the Committee oa Commerce to inquire tn what manner the stars aitbursed the amount of tax so collected, aud tax was regarded EFS ECTS OF TH OF THE STE HERKMAB KloH ON EB STREBT, EAR 1370 STREET S AST 2 THUBSDAY 1 ING, April 9 X.Y sbail soi! sr Gin Derecual effects of eetablisument, 10 ‘of Hops. Mosh Tub Leer Kegs, Mash Machine aud Belting, 5 Fermentiug Tubs, Ketil~ and two Pumps, Malt Mill and Cooler, Bunning Gear and Boltir 150 feet of Rubber Ho <e, Hand Pumps, 34000 Horses, 3 Wag. pean. lot of dod and Coal, arnitare,&c, gether with everything re ynisite for the complete Working of such an setablishment. Terms cash, BB. A tmiatstrator, apt-dts PATIMER © CLEARY, Aucty ¥ J. T. WORMLBY « 00, Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Lelie ney lvania avenue. TRUSTEER'S SAL) LUARLE PROP ERTY NEAR CORNER | oF on SNTEETS AND A STHERTS SOUTHEA' By virtue of a deed of ora Aj “Daniel L. Ba. Peorrze myself, i dated May 5, 1571, and recorded in Liber 648, folio 3, of the land records of the trict of Columbia, and at the reyuest of the beu eficiary, 1 will sell at say sta in front of the ay 6 isch, WEDNESDAY at 5 o'eleck p. B, the followiug-described real estate in the city ot Pare . sin WW. part ur snare ten lot 4, described str street, on said south A street, and rauning north 10 fort, thence west 4 feet, thence north 18 feet 1 inch, thenes west 16 feet = inch rmence south 133 feet I inch, thence east 30 fret by inch to the place of be- givring. Lot §: Becinning 134 feet foutheast corner of 17 street, thence running north west 2) feet, thence south 123 feet 1 inch, thence east 20 feet to the beginning 3.9780, with Interest at 10 per cent. from sale, and beep oy of sale in gash; bal <n a 12 wonths, to be secured era ‘of trast on 01 ‘A depos: Will be Fevaited on the Gay of sais, “aire ing st cost of purchaser. If terms of com plied with in five days the trustee reser right to the atthe risk “ond cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days advertise- ment in some one of the on published in the city +f 0. WELK Trastes. api-d a = s MEET. « rob s amcts, ¥ DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers aud Commission Merchants, Southeast corner of 9h aud D streets uorthwest. A f SALE OF BAL .. a al Ls een a STAL’ west of the east and sonth A feet 1 inch, thence ‘he full terms of the law, so far ss ths cash pay- mnt at the of sale, will be strictly executed: Proviso, That any one ap? Rep tavint Suusatino BROS., Aucts. iB Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Benes Eis aoe ef 7th and F sts, northweet, ‘J od 01 ze VALUABLE BUILD =e Bat LI 300 oR pFatevige DL TEEETS NOBTH- that the committee be empowered to seni fur perrons and papers. Keterred to the Committes on Commerce. On motion of Mr. Butler (Mass), the bill to prevent maladministrstion in the civil # ot the United States was made the «pecia: for Tuesday of next week Mr. O’Brien (Md) introduced « bill rut! izing nations and tribes of im capacity and as individ wal and be sued in the courts of the Unite Keterred. The House then adjourned. ‘Tur Fiest or Arai IN Boston A suc- cesstul April hoax or a series of hoaxes was por- petrated by the attaches of she Howard Athe- hoeum last evening. A wire skeleton The dremed as @ woman and placed in a seat. pulling of a string caused it to fall to the ane When ‘several of the audience were oc into giving the supposit tious fainter their as- sistance. “The. a worked so well in thi theater that it into the streets, and several patrolmen became victims of the hoax, Which was oft-repeated during the night. One was induced to awaken the woman asicep in & doorway; another was called to the woman dead; and £0 on, until theeffigy was throws from one of the wharves, and & sympathizing sailor recovered the supposed bod: script, Ap’ Le THE INSrIRING 6UNSHINE Of the season has touched the heart of an Indianapolis girl, who concludes @ love letter thus: “The ring is round, the dish is square, and we'll be married the next state fair. The bell shall ring, the drum shall play, and we'll go dancing ail the way. Answer seon. J Mary. BOLABD Onthe?th the 37th rear of bis age, Bative of Scarriff,eounty "Functal will take place eral will take. piace No 41 H surect northeast ‘So clock > oe abME nt pien. ts Li street M B. Oharch, southeast, on wrasee at (o'clock p.m, ‘The reiwaiue will be interred in the TeGal Bal COu-tery beside those of, ner husband, Chae. B. Dyer, late of the Pateut GBABA éé Be, Ruies a8 late Geo: ,at HY prhon are. I ren ona Erie Page tod al. toe, it The frieuds of the fot will ng lite 1.308. a,