Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1874, Page 3

ATIONS OF AVE- Betts cs, Detaict oF Cotrmata, BING TON. Su, tember Ip fs wil be rece! for placing apo street laups ‘Eetown the desig»ations of nes and Streets in letters and numbers, one aod three-fourths (1%) inches in length, and prop- et ae, red to bid at @ fixe ‘work te be doue ander th! 6. Till be required to deposit with the the District of Ootumbia tae sum of $200) dollars as a gusrantes that he carry be contract. according to the terms of his bid. the Collector must be inctosed with ‘he receipts wil be Colicetcr after the award of the centract, with in- ions for him to refand the money deposited to ‘posited by the contractor will be re- 6 completion of the work ties to whom the contract ts mired to give bonds in the sam 00) dollars that be or they will Seatelts comply with the specifications of the con- trac! 1 right to reject any oF ds must be indorsed * Proposal tion of Avenues snd Streets,” and addressed to the Bogineer of the District. By order of the Bu, "him "rns receipt of ‘The or par awerded will be F of one thousand ( cting Ohlef Clerk. GEB ELEVA- Ine OF Tae BOPOBALS ros oa i +, WASHINGTON,D. ng. delivering, Bttingy nd. Novy Departments’ Butlding, t General Specifications, Drawin sof Propusals, may be had on appli- ing required by tha © stor in place will be farntshed by the nt, free of charge, but will be erected by ets mpletet within three of proposal, and the © reanired to guarautee their work will be made on the completion of the + Which will be retainad orily tested for panied by a p " finra, ($5.00),) that the accept and perform the contract if y of the security to b t reserves the right to rejact any or rest of the Gov- ed for the int nast be made on the p a bis office, and most c ni! ais will uot be recetred from parties wh engaged inthe manufacture Blevstors, and who have not the necessary facilities sealnd envelops or for the Soach 4 Navy Bepart- AB Bapervistig Architect. Trxas<crv Derarr f Eealed Proposals will be received bo’ciock &. m. TUESDAY, 6:h October, f. ix hondred (89) vous of run of mine eek) Cumberland eval,to be delivered ad places and in such + yaired aud enbject to t of ch ecal shall weigh 2. 2 shall be inspected and quantity efeach load certitie © person appointed ac qualided under the ene and that the prescribed feo of by th Proposals will be consitered bin hof October, the Department t to reject all or sny portion o Be proposals wil panied by aatisfsctory ev ide ua or Will Ruy paymen: be made Without foepector that the eval fur- s the contfact calls for, all be addressed and se: GEO. B. McCARTE og and Printi * be entertained cnlrss ace Ublef cf Bureau of Bograyi sury Department. SIiTE WORK FOR D FENCES FO ce, Washington. D. K required for the iiding, ta accord- be coutract,and the y of ome hundred dol- ‘$s delsy above the time Tbe mate for the work as exhibites bd described by th» Spacifications. <cept from the owners or es for ® prom pt exec mast farnish » i deliver te ved by the Untted d States Gourt, oF rict wherein the Did- ‘The De partment reserves t e right to reject any or il bids, if it be deemed for intereat of the Gov- rinted form, go be Bts of this adver the Pians ad Speciti tained or application at this F st be inciosed fications may be ob- ® sealed envelope reposais for Cat-Granite Work for the “ OR FUEL. ARTMENT OF STATE, ¥ spactment with fuel be delivered in tes Sud at such jer mation as to ¢ aan anty of a faithful per- formane> of the contract swat et DWABD HAYWOOD, rk and Saporintendest. _ MISCELLANEOUS. “RoR Poetcurc cam ‘The undersigned are now raced CEMENT to rates, SW SPRING STYL We of the latest New and Pony Phe Buggies, Sesh and Lm LIME! Lima WOOD-BUBST LIMs. 90 cents per barrel. THOMAS FARBY, B street, bet. lth and lth 2. w, 2TSD CEMENT, ‘Stone or any Kind of pee: LABD (IMPO! mah werk pre Atibeal Bit Gioves, ‘ (ores, Shoes, Pure, etc. Cleaned st shortes : RAILROADS. BATE AND OBIO RAILROAD. SUNDAY, Jovi 25, 1374, St. Louts, Lou'svitie, Cinota- Deer Park, Bork ville, Hagerstown. Pull- 8. Breakfast ai Gravion. ons. teeakeile, Bee Cth + Berkeley Springs, Cambertand. = Mations on Metropolitan road, rs SUNDAY TRAINS. Balemore and Way Stations. —8,30 a, m.. 1.00, 4.48,and 7.30» m. for Baltvtiore and Relay —7.30 8. m, and 7.05 ™. and 7p. Vag ail Trains’ ean os Viaduct Hotel, Relzy Heuse Station = : For further taformation apply at the Baitimore and Ohio Tickst Ofices, Wastingean Station, ane 489 Pennsylvania avenue, where oniers will be vaken we 2s > ig be checked @ad received at at in the elty. “*Y WHOS, B. SHARP, Master of Transportation OLE, General Ticket Agent. KOONTZ, Gon’! Agou BALTIMORE & POTOMAG RAILROAD Darot connen 67H aNd Bstausts N.W. radia epee toa BRgING AR ALTE ay AVS iy TIMOR BT WASHINGTON. n, daily. Dat 9:23 8, m., Limited Bx- 10:400.m., Bios for New York,| tin daily ox. jaily ex. Sunday, Par: 3:40 p. m lor car train. | and Phitedeipnie "ex 225 a. m., Fast Line! press daily, ox. Sunday, West dally, ox. Sunday. 4:03 p.m, Limited Kx 340. my Accommda| pro from New York, sily ex, Sanday. Hon’ except Sunday, On, €7 3p. te aaitye trom a . m.. Southers a, for Philadel-| xpress, daily: 1233" p. m, ‘accommode- tion to Baltimore daily except Bundny es Cincinnati, and South: i jor thi west, dai North daily, = Saturday: tay, F yand 3:40 p. m. daily, except Sunday, © Bowte with trains for Pope's Creek leaving Bowie at 108. m.and 3:19 arriving 9: Pope's reek at 1:68 aud 7:48 ‘Trains leaving Wasvington at 3:35 a. m, and © p.m. connect a Odenton with trains for An- aagoiie. rains arriving at Washington at 10:40 a.m, 5:69 p, M., Connect at Bowle with trains from Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Office aorthwost coruer of ith ‘strest ant Penusyl avenue, northwest cor ner 6th street and Peansylva> cau have their baggage called for and w.tels and residences to all points North and West. Through tickets to kets cca, Indianapolis, Louisville, 3, Louis, New Or. coms, Ontcago, mashes San’ Francisco, and all reins Batt ee OUBARBY, General Sap, B.S. YOUNG, Gen'l Pass'r Agent, apiS-tt (874eexxsvivania sovrel874 SOSTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. Treins leave as follows: Warloston. 6:38 m, | Baltimore... 7:25 owl > - op. = ae 3:80 5 s 7:36). 0 hx Gikat D&URLE TRACK ‘hours, Sight Ga with wonders tmprovemesta, D7 *24 fro hundred miles saved te Westers end Central daily, except Sanday, Southwest, eat: 8:80 prune daiy, Gineimuad SNAKE CONNECTIONS brorgy from WABMINGTON TO BUFFALO, ‘change. BICAGO snd BT. LOUIS withont Tickets By this route can be araer 6 ormer of Sth street and Pen: a ‘a! Hotel, where rei avon at all times, Passenger’a procuring tickets st these offices can secre accommodations in Paisce Cars for Chicago, St nD be LOUBO, General Passenger | ies Baltimore Me ALEXANDEIA cy WASHINGTON RB an 4LEXANDEIA & FREDERIOKSBURGR.B Ooze oF 8 anv Sixta Stausrs. ~, goal trains leuve for Alexandris aa followa:—6, 7.8.9," 10,1 1,3,4," 66,7 p.m; 9 ‘all Citier’ rains Gably except Loca! Tratns from Alexandria arrive 3:33 23, 9:33, 10:33, 12:33 9. 2, 3 4:33, b: 3,7:53 p.m. The 8:33 r.. and '6.33 p. we. from Alexandria daily, all ber trains daily except Sunday. 9 a. m, $,.2, gti connect with trains on ESS leaves anit, Sanday, st 6 ». m., arrive et Richmond BAT SOUTHEEN EXPSESS, via Richmond, leaves Washington 11:33 p.m. daily except Sunday. Through tickets to ali points South and Socthwest for anle at Offices corner i$th street and Peunsylva- and corner 6th a = ene ere passengers can leave orders for bag- ‘at all hotels snd residences througb to deetination, E.S. YOUNG, Geu'i Passenger Agent, jy34-tt ee a, _ BANKERS. L{YINGSTON & COMPANY, BANKERS, 10 Pine St., New York, & London, England Negotiate first-class Sta‘e, City and Bsilromi se- curieties, Coutract for and’ exeeuto orders for the mrcbase of Bails aud other Raiiroad Sapplics, Draw Sight and Time Bi:ls of Exchange, aud trans mt ® Geueral Banking Business, INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPssits augsi-tr ( J EKMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANA Ht Corner hd — eee (Federal Buildings rr on de soBN ‘Hirz, Pree’t Lens 1yJ0. EB. Paenviss, Gash 2 McB. TIMUNET & CO. E. BAuREUS AND DuOk ERS, Second Nestomai Bank Buridine, O99 Seventh sereat regjantact General’ Banking, Excnange, and Gol ecting Business, “¥ and SELL GOLD, GOVERNMENT BONDS, STOCES, & Army oilicers’ pay accounts cashed in advance, tehis-iy INSURANCE COMPANIES, ei SLE LIFE OR. Ta meuirasen Lite ASSURANCE ‘ Com bas for years been Sebutaed saath tarens HEYER, Gsxazat Acrnt, _mayt¥-ly $03 and 908 7th strest. PIRES LNSURANCE. Niagara Fire Insurance Company of New York— Aseete, $1,358 225. Surp 568.228. am x Bepubile Pire losurance Company of New Yorx— Asects, $700,000. Barplus, st 00. A Manhattan Fire Insurance oem pan’ New York—Asecte, @606,430. Barplus, 9356.00. National Fire Iusuracce Gompsny of Philadel. pin, Pa.—Assets, $968,000, Surplus, $268,000. Old Dominion Fire Insurance Company of Vir- 4 to tarnien the | *uie—Assctn, Qs15,¥00. "Surpine, joaler¢ and contrac: M. WATE rset, Georgeasern, OAS RBIAGES —Over York styles of Topasd No- 2 . JAM L. BRAMHALL @ 00. may%3-tr Agents, 607 7th street northw: KID GLOVE DEPOT: SID GLOVES FOR LADIES! KID GLOVES FOR GENTS! EID GLOVES FOR MISSES 2 BUTTON GLOVES! seeeront @ENUINa JOUVIN'S! GENUINs 4ALEXANDER’S} ay CHAS. BAUMS EID GLOVE DEPG STEAMER LINES. POR a en Fos Peromac atved LANDiNas, | RYE. Bw end A: . cor, F aed Tih ain, northwest, 5 * VALUABLE * TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE URIM.- COBNER OF 91m AND U 8Y8 NOBTHW EST we By virter of « deed of trast "al . duly recorded ‘The swift and favorite Iron Steamer PILOT BO’ White, leaves 6ih- o'clock. Captain Josepn Tunepay” nt far down as Carrioman, ret urni a Songer sig iain Goltoa’s, ‘Leonardtown, H. BYLES, Agent, Gth-street Wharf. NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA OANAL, : ALE CAuDR a D GEURGETOW iston’s Isisod and Ur: ‘of the prom: 4, at 3:31 Pee us TG real estate, ashington, bumbered twenty-one (#1) and al twenty-two (33,) exe sighty-soven (62) foot ral Le PHILADELPRI db ‘suddivision of nine, (9,) ten,(10,) and J of square numbered three haudred and 361.) aa leid down and recorded ta the red and ntnety~ Philadelphia, ¥ we fb th ESDAY avd atreet MOADAY and FRIDAY, st 5 connects at Philadelpbia with Scape ae aa age in Boston by this line. £5 WM. P CLY. ak > Alexei DO &. PEARCE, 1@-fourth (8,633.4) square feet, nore ti . and on « wi in een (18) feet seven ih street, with the de; Cash. A deposit of one hundred (10)! of sale. All conveyancing at cost o! terms of sale are not complied with ‘Trusies reserve: the right perty at risk Gnd coat of lefaultiag jer seven days’ advertiseme ut fa some ngwepepers publisied in the city of “Z. W. DENHAM, Trustee. SU-THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED to om tne above terme, 1 will reacit tenes propertysta. fr remisas, on WEDNBE- Pavat S o%ctock pune at lefaulting purchaser. W. DENHAM. Trnatee. LOWELL, Salesman. WASH. B. WILLIAMS, accessor to Green »Dortbwest corner 10th ard D ss, AN UNIMPROVED BUILD- STEEET SUUTH, BETWH By AND L0re STRENTsS WEST, iN SQUA ‘By virtue of a deed of t 1878, sud daly recorded in Liber 8 464, et geq.. one of ths land records in and tor atthe written dircction of sil proceed to soll, at premises, at 9 o'clock G _F. HYDE, A: for D. of C, DES &0. Phitedelphia. «< 1 Va. ‘29 Devonshire street, delivered by Knox’s Express. Or- eral Office. 603 P. vant ders left at Gens may Due, or at the Steamers’ whart, will be prom! AMERICAN Ling. fa front of the ptember 16tb the risk and cost of the Term:: Same as above. SS URBICAN FLAG. Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for QUEENSTOWS asd LIVERPOOL. CABIN, INTERMBOVIATE and STEERAGE ACCOMMODATIONS UNSUBPASSED. Bates as low as by auother first-class Line, PETER WRIGHT & BORE, General Acents, . BANBORN, Agent, n_ avenue, Washington. F BOM PHILADELPHIA AUCTION SALEOF. ING LOT ON K rast, dated faly 24, tiict ot Columbia, arty secured thereby, T ic adetion, ia front of th: NESD: Shi “New Exprew Line.” FROM BOSTON AND PEOVIDENOR t via *Clydes Iron Line,” rovidence Baliroad, ‘New Express Line.” G. F. HYDS. P. tbat cortate pisos or aig tot ground, lying and betog in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, known and described o. round plan of sal omens reel or fot of ground, Bes advertisement of * For fall information apply to— 59 Water street, Georgetown, D. ANCHOR LINE. NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. FAVORITE ROUTE T Accommodati STEAMER BVBRKY Satu From Prers 20 7 ras TO GLASGOW, DERRY, QUE. Uabin $63 te $50, accord: Oabin return Tickets issued INTERMEDIATE 835. Drafts wssued for an} Sor Tickets or further formation 430 loth street AMM apS-m,wf-im near Troasury Dep't CUNARD LINE. ry city as lot numbered thirty- fonr,(34.) in equare nombered three hundred and 33, together with interest from duly 24.1873, and expenses of wale in cash, and the bolance at twelve ana eighteen months after ‘ntereet at eight per ceut per anntm, and se- cured by dood of trust ou the property sold. Oon- Yeysnoing st cost of cown immediate FOR TOURISTS WEUNE: ‘ifty dollars to be ATUKDA UNESDA ator ale,, Salo positive, iD Ta a . Trustee. oe sun In Ovpneiees: © WILLIAMS, Auct. EK D WN OR 'BELFAS' w to A jodatt Bret Betate Broker and Aw. iidings, corner 7th and BUSTERS’ SALE OF TANDOB F sts, northwest, EAT TWO STORY DWELLING, ON AND NORTH iT, ALOYSIUS’ By virtue of a deed of trast tons, dated Au- recorded iu Liber No, and records for the Dia- at rednoed rates. inced rates. STEERAGE 935 amount at lowest rates, lyai nue 3 F strect N.W,, 't, Washington, io 481, one of tine Land 1 Embia, and at the written party secured thegeby, Wwe will re NOTICE, With the view of diminishing the chances of col- Line take 8 specifies jneenstown to New 2g, Meridian of 60 at 45 Iat,, e, crossing the Meridian tsicn, the Steamers of course for all seasons of ‘Ou the outward passage f ‘ork or Borton, crossin; °F nothing to the north of. Ou the homeward paseag 0f80 at 42 lat., or nothing to the north of 42, LHE SRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN OYAL MALL STEAMSHIPS, EN NEW YORK AND LIVE. 'ALLING AT COR 0: Yor From Naw Pasar byasinia -. Wed., 0 China. Bat., Oc t—All that piees or parcel o known as lot numbered one hnndrea and 132,) in the recortea snbtivision of red six hundre? and seventy-tiv ed within the following metes aa u &t the southeast corner yrtle avenue, aod ran- jong said avenue sixteen (15) fect; right angles sixty-tive 16) feet to said North Oapitol strcet, ard thence along said street sixty-five (33) fect to place cf beginning, together wih the im- Provements, as above, ‘Two thousand dollars, with pet cent. per annum from February dexpentes of sale in casb, hi twelve and eighteen mouths, for which the purchaser, the day of sele, thence west sixtee: following W from Rew Yerk. marked * do netcarry stecrage passen- rs. Barks oF PassacE.—Oabin, $30, $100, old, sccording to lon. interest from ¥ a deed of trust on the A deposit of $100 will be required at time of sale, and all conveyancing at If terms of sale are not com- ip seven dave trom day of sale, the trus- tees reverve the right to resell the property atthe and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after ive ®’ Severin GALLUP, tr (AS T. FISHER, e -T. COLDWEL ], 8. MABSHAL’S SALE * OF PRINTING PRESSES, BOILER, MACHINERY, C4 BC. In virtue of @ writ of fori Yacias, on judgment of condennat'on, issued ent of the clerk's oiice of the Supreme Ccurt of the District of Uolumbia, and to me directed, I will sacoommodat tional. Return $0 currency, om Liverpool and Queenstown, Througb ticketa on favor: Ord, ai Mediterranean ports, For fre! s &Pply at the Company’s office, No. 4 GINGTON,* NOBFOLE N, A The fine iron steamer L, having resomed her regular yWill leave her wharf, Sixth street, every TBUBSDAY. ay Of September, 1:74, ‘clock a, m.. at ths office of ths itizen’s Pabliahin treet, the folowing he 3 Power Presses, I Steam Preas, , Ric word avd Machinery, and levied upor commeceing af 11 the princi ik with steam, on and Provi- MONDAY ana! -Ma.,ccaching rt Line for Bost: dence; with the Old Dominfon Steamship Com. ny for New York. Rrela a of Lady ef the La : . BH. B. FITZHUGH: Agent af atthe goon and chattals of eee mnglass. Jt, wud will No. 32,007 in favor of Wm. Mcb. Origp: X’SHABP, U.S. Marshal D.C. SALE I3 POSTPONED to of September, 1874, at Ine sane and piace. s me ALEX SHABP,U.S.M: WALL & CO. Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvai LUABLE REAL ESTATS ON OBGETOWN HEIGHT By virtue of deed of trnst bearing date the and recorded in Sth street wharf, neral Ageut, Plant Butiding. Vy EsonasT's LIE, OF STEAMSHIPS WASHINGTON 4ND NEW YORE. hips B. O. KB IGHT ant iar week: FE AB BS MONDAY. the ‘oafter the GIBBON critrry , Auctioneers, Di S4LE OF VA ek 1sth day of February, 189 and B, follo 277, the subscriber will NESDAY AFTERNOO! © o'clock, all that lot, an: ng 43 feet '6 inches on Stod- nd rnnning back of that width 138 feet, a fifth of the bicck of buildings known a3 Ocoke’s villas. ‘This offers a race opportunity for the purchase of a most valuable io the very best nelzhborhood. Bi ‘Terms of sale: thereon from the offer for sale,on WED the 9th September, at parcel of groutd frouti J.W.T Bw” Freight deiivercd sers left st Genoral Office. at the steamer N Otto. The Steamer GE wharf every MOB. St 9 o'clock, for Leonardtown, Pin — Mershall’s, Point Lookont « SORGEABNA loaves 7th street 3,000 with 6 per cent DAY EVENING, ry aed ocak Of cate 5 realdue in 12 aud 18 months with interest from day ‘sale, secured upon th Yey arcing at cost of purchaser when property ix knooked dow: not complied with in five da; rorold at therisk and cost x J. OA) ausl-eo&ds W. L. W. roperty. Ail con- Hdevontt of, gsm © property Will be jefaniting pur- BURY, Tras 4 . ALL & OV., Auctioneers. BEQUEST OF THE PARTY SEOU: ED, postponed until THURSDAY, the 17th of Beptember, Is74, at sarne time and J, CARTE ser2-ects _ W. L. WALL & ( netion WALES OF STOCKS AND DSED OF TRUST s T AUOTION, Beal Estate Exchange, 915 7th street. , 1874, 8 2 o'clock p.m 40 each, dated sly, interest wt SMITH MBKUHANT TAILOR, STREST, Grroaren Favany Ovric i 3. HEIBERGER. inceesor to H. % AND NAVY a CHANT IAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’e,) 0. 3623 Penn's a . Londen & Uo.,) & OV., Anctionsers. FEPTEMBER Sru 91 DAED OF TRUST NOT! Gctober 1h, 1878, payable mon FISST GRAND GIFT CONCERT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Wontpelier Female Hamane Association AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. % a March 15ib, 1872. payab! + 63, 69,70 and 71 mouths afier date, interest at 7 per cont. per ES MONUNGAUELA GAS OOAL 00. » Preferred, Will sell twenty shares ‘SHARES "METROPOLITAN BAILBOAD im’ ° 33.8 MUSSEL & 0O., A uete November 23, 1874. LIST OF GIFTS. Grand Cash Gift.. Grard Oash Giff. Only one dioek from Un: tral yet quiet location fu fing) retail st in oF of the past season tn the immediate poet : OHAS, 5. FEREIN, Proprictor. HY#oN's wore, 29,170 Cash Gifts, amounting to.....9 1,000,000 7 Burwean?rx and rm Srzxzrs. +) BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMTS Number of Tickets, 100,000. PRICE OF TICKETS. ESt4sLiseEep iN 1816, bts or each Goupo Eleven Ticketa none the. Old; Infirm, and Death tk the tormer resi lected and two appointed by the Governor of Bemittapces for tickets may be made by expres pre-paid, post-office money order on D. O., or by registered letter, addressed Hon, JAMES BARBov: Pres’t M. ¥. H. A,, Alexandria, Va, « a UOTION SALES, ¥ WM. L. WOLL & 00. Auction, Horee and Bazaar, iets, between Sth nad 10th strbe's FISE YOUNG FORSES AND MULES JUST T VinGINI DN Mion THURSDAY MUBNING, Bop. 17.0, com ing at Lv o'clock, we will sell at ar ir cappled Horses, and 6 years old, ba east scurd, an? gentle in je d workers. ot Mulr=. good size and goed work- eale of the Mules wili be peremptory L WALL & 00., Aacts. Lo al Estate Agents and Auctionssre, 412 7th street northwest. h, IES. and reoctded in Liber Taf tio Po records, ington coun 5, Dis- trict of Colunbine and by direction of the boldere cf the notes secured therel I will sell at Bs snction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the ¥Sth Cay of Beptember, 187: that pi tn at piece or DO. ke parcel of grouné in W: as of lot 8. ia inning for the t eide of 12th strect west, distast twenty- three fect north of the southwest coi and rupping therce est fifty feet three Pestitmonse cost any one-hi Bm lot; northern live of said lot; thenoe west on anid north: ern line to the live of 12th street, aud thence south twenty -seven feet to the beginning. being the Borth- £70, 2, feet fromt of said lot by the entire depth tbereot. Terme, of sale,ae prescribed by salt deed: Bix thousand doll: ‘ith ten per cent. interest from Bove mber 20th, 1873, together with the expenses of this sale ip cash; balance in 12 and 15 mouths, secured by notes ard desd of trust «nthe 4 : x the terms of sele aro pot CT age with the trastee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk Se pchee beak open ed perenneers veyancing Stine e purchaser. - 7D 5. DARBEILLE, Trostno sepls- DOWNMAN & GREEN, Aucts Ww BRE Pi Sate Boker and Acetioncer, Federal Building, Qorner 7th sad ¥ sts, northweet. BUSTER'S SALE OF A 3-STORY BRICK RULER, ON Tort ST, Ne ust NEAR HOR B NORTHWEST. BELOW ‘T AUCTION CORNER OF N 8T. THEE SO6TT STATOR. a’ By virtue of a dead of trast, dared Ai . 1873, duly recorded! in Liber No. 6 ‘one of ‘the land records for the Dist: jAtd at the written reunest of th cby, I wi party so- Il is front of the promiros, ai Pubite auction.on FRIDAY. the 14zh day of Au- st, 1574, at 6 o’olock p. m., the following described 1 estate. situate inthe city of Washington, Dis- ict of Gotumbia, to wit: All chat p 1 of grcund known and designated on the gro an cfeald elty as Lot numbered forty square pw: one bnodred aud eighty-iwo 1382), subdivided by Willlam Belin, and recorded in Liber W.T., folio 70, of the surreyor's office of Washington county, D. O., fronting on 16th street twenty and twenty-five one-hundredths (20 25-100) feet, with @ depth of ninoty-seven and forty-two one-Pur <iths (9 42-lu) feet; together with the neuts, a8 above, ‘Tms; Ooe-fourth cash; balance in str, twelve ard eighteen months, with interest at 10 per cent per annum, fo be secured by a deed of trast on the troperty. "All conveyancing st expense of par. chase; KO will be requi 8 © Geposit at time of sie. Ifterms of sale are not complied with in seven days from day of sale, the trastee reserva the right to resell at the risk od cost of thedefault- ing a. GEORGE TUCKER, Trustee, Dp S-co8ds z @7-TBE ABOVE SA ERIDAY, August . S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until TUES DAY, Fept. 15, i274. sam honr and place. sug Blawids GEORGE TUCKER, Trastee. S7THE ABOVE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL THUBBDAY, Octcher iat 124; at Sie o'clock p. mi. EORG ER, Trustee, sepl5-2aw&ds J. T. COLDWELL, Ssleaman. BY *Asi 2 WILLIAMS, Anctionee No, 1001, northwe-t corner 10th a! rte Groen & Williams, Auct’s } 1D strecta, TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ON PSTERET, BETWEEN F CET AND FIFTH STREMTS NORTHWEST, BEING No. 426, AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, September 1Sth, at i: ck P.M. Lshall veil, in frout of tue atwo story brick dweiling, having front by'135 feet d é Stable in the rear. y feet, °d, to a 30 foot paved alley, with ‘Terms: One balf cash; balaces in 6, 12, and 18 mouth», for notes bearing taterest fom nay of sale, and secured by deed of trust on property paid. $100 down atthe time of sate. All conveyancing, ac., at purchaser's cost sepli-d WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Anct. E ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Anctionesr, 641 Lontsian ae, two doors east of 7th st. TRUSTERS’ SALEO CABLE IMPROVED BEAL BBTATE ON ‘BEST NORTH. ¥F 87. B TWEEN 9TH AND TH STREETS WEST. By virtue of a deod of trust to the under- d,daced November 22, 1873, and duly re- ded in Liber No. 732, folio 147,one of the land for Washington county in the District of "cloc’ uate in the city of Columbia, knowa end described mpon the plat-au’ plan of seid city as and heing all of jot numbered fifteen (15) in square pumbered three hundred and seventy-seven, (877,Jexcept the northeastern part thereof, fronting twenty (26) feet on north F street, wih a ‘depth of sixty (60) feet, the portion of sal. lot to be fold being contained within the followt description, to wit: Beginuing st th : ccrner of said lot pumbered fifresn, ( ping thence east on F sireet forty-one (il) feet and one (1) inch; thence south parallel with the east ani t hides of seid lot sixty (60) feet; thence east ety (2)) feet to the east Jine of eaid Jot: thence south with said east 99)fost to the est with the d one (1) iuch to the scothwest corner ot id lot; ence perth with the west line forty-four (44) feat’ to the acgleof the 30- foot siley; thence west with said alley fifteen (15) [cet 10 thd sonthwort corner of the froat part of said ine of raid ot one handred and sixteen (116) beginning, together with all and the improvements, ways, éasoments, and appurtenances to the same belonging or appertsin- re. Térms of eale, as preseribed by said deed of trust The amount accured thereby , wapaid,( $43,080 43,) and expense of sale, in cash, and the balance at six 6.) twelve, (12,) and eighteen (15) months, ing interest {rom the day of sale, and. seca by adeed of trust on the property suld.. A deposit of $0 will be required ‘st the time of sale. All couveyatcing at the cost of the purchaser. if the terms of sale ste pot complied wit! withia seven days from the date of sale, then tae property to be resold at the risk aud cet of the drfaultiog pure chasx PAE PaTCLinS be forfeited. Hi. TALLMADGE. § Trustees, sepli-td THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ¥ LATIMER & OLEABY, Beal Estate Brokers and Anctioneers, Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and ith st., ‘Star Office Building. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE Mary- LAND FREESTONE MINING ANO MaNg- FACLOBING COMPANY FOR SaLR. On SATURDAY, the 19th day of Bepteinber, A. D. 1s74, at 4 o'clock p. m., we will well at our auc tion rooms, corner of Penibeytvania avenue and Lith street norikwest, st pudlic auction, eight First B the Marsland Freestone Mining compesy of the par vai hundred dollars each, boar:ng iatere: Tate of 6 per cent. per anpum in gold. P able January lst, 1551, and the interest sem! annn- ally on the Istdey of Jaunary aud Jaly respoctively. ‘hese Bonds are secured by first mortgage ou ths real estate, as well as personal property of the com- Ly of ‘y in Mont, ol county, Maryland. Fifteen Ecupens tczoain attached to each Bond. Fhe Bonds ire transferable by deliver: “Terms cash. LATIMER & CLEARY, eep8-10t Axctionvors. ¥ BH. WARNER, Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Federal Buildizgs. coraer 7th and F sts. northwest, TRUSTER'S SALE OF A 3-STORY BRICK DWELLING ON THR SOUTH SIDE OF O ST. SOUTH, BETWEEN 3» AND (ri STS. BAST. By virtue of a deed of trust to mo, dated June 10th, A. D. 1872, duly recor ied in Libor Ne. 636, retake pone oie a land rec — the District of Cohumbia the request of the party secured thereby, I wlll eel at public auciton, in front of the Premises, on MONDAY, September 2let, 1374, at 2:30 o'cleck p. ni., all that certain piece or parcel of grow lying and belong in the ci f Wasbiug- ton. Dirtrict of C-iumbia, knows as ing part of Le beiger 's eutdiyision of original lot numbered two. (2), ip square nambered seven hundred end niacty- one (791): Seginning for the same at int eighteen (8) feet west of the nortbeast corner of ssid lot two {2}, and running thence suth seventy (70) feet to an sully ticuce alora the line of wesd alley eighteen 18) feet ; thence north seventy 79) feet to the line th “0” street; ther ce east slong the line of South “CG” atreet eighteen (18) feet to the place of begta- ring; with ell the improvem*nts, &¢., consisting of aturee-story Brick Dwelling, wich basement, &¢. ‘erms: Que third of the putcbase money in cash, end the bslatce at one (1) and two(2) years, with io- terest at six percent. per sunam, secured by & decd of trust on the property sold. 100 will be re- geited as a deposi: af tue of eae.” all conveyancing men OBGE W. STICKNEY, Trustes. ser5-cokes eo FF COLDWHUL, Betenene, [Chroa.m,w,f&de} and Anctionter, Feders] Buildings, corner 7th and F ste. uorthwest, HEEE-STOR eas of trust to Dan’l L. Eaton, duly recorded in the werd of said equity Hi i ii Hil Ob! if my love offended me And we bad words together, ‘To show her I would master be, i'd whip her with a feather! Is then she likes. it irl, ‘Would Tyranny declare { I'd give my love a cross of peari, Aud ber always bear it! Is st'll she tried to eulk and sigh, And throw away my posica, I'd catch my darling on the sly, And smother her with roses! But should she clench her dimp a Sste Crcontradict her 5 I'd manacle her tidy wrist With dainty golden fettere! And if she dared her lips to pout, ike Many pert YORRE wissen, I'd wind my arms ber waist about, And punish her with kisses. [The Arcadian. Field and Farm.) jer by profession and planters who frequent- (and of those of any werith Or standing within = hundred miles of Se)ma took a turn at it when they could) there was not one who would entertain a question as to Sam's honesty. In that little white cottage, almost hi¢den by the surrounding grove, none bat the ‘Tairest of faro was dealt, none but the jaarest of poker was bet on. ‘When the chips wers bought and the cards cut, each one felt that what fortune meant the pack to bring him would not be interfered with by any manipula- ton of the cards. But, alas! when was humanity beyond tempta- Hon? Adam fell, Coser fell, Waren fell, (at Hill,) and even Beecher ts suspected. am was tempted and he,—. Bat let me give the details, Judge Humpt: Colonel Swain, old An- drews (whose plat om Was measured by the thousand acres.) and Sol. Lovett, from St. Louis, were sitting in Oglivie’s front parlor playing a snug little game of draw. All were eavy betters when they held the cards, but just then the cards were ronning light, aud so + ere the bets. Sam, who cared verg little for poker, had eat a watching the game rather than going init. He held a Land, of course; but his thongbts were rather on the lay-out in’ the next room than on the cards in his hands. Sev. eral times he had hinted at abandoning the game, but each time the others had insisted on going On, 80 Sam had politely stitled his imp tience and bad kept his seat at the table. As the clock was telling ten, Sam was calied from the table, and excnsing himself for the moment, left the roam. His way was throngh the back parlor where lay the sleeping tiger. The table, with its layout, the case, piles of checks, decks of cards, all were re for the layers. As be glanced carelessly over them, & adden thought seemed to flash through Sam's rain. A sardonic smile crept over his thin cut Lips, and his long fingers played with his mas- tache, as if to hiae the twitching lips from some unseen observer. Advancing to the card-box, where cards by the dozen packs, in unbroken packages, lay piled up, he busied himseit for a moment in opening packs, breaking wrappers, and assorting cards, then, with an expression of guileless innocence upon nis face, but with a “cold deck” up hissleeve, he returned to the poker-table. Iv a few minutes it was Sam’s tarn to deal. His band faltered as he lifted the cards, a deuce spot Hnttered into his lap, and, in picking it up, @ rapid movement of tie long, lithe fingers, bad exchanged the table pack tor the “cold deck.” A erain of remorse seemed to touch bis heart when he came to serve the cards. «I can’t take @ band this deal, gentlem 1 have got to step around to the hotel for a mo ment.” The others acquiesced, and the cards were dealt. A good band, one would say, by the ac- tions of the players. There was a thousand in the pot and a very obstinate expression on the faces of the players betore the drawing began. Then a singular circumstauce was noticed. The sate only wanted one card; one card satisfied the Colonel, and one card esch took Lovett and Anderson. Odd, thought each one, and wondered whether they were trying to bite a tall ora flesh, or were biding fours. But each glanced at’ his own band, and calmly waited the issue, contident of his own and pity- ing the other’s hand. ‘The cards served, Sam lit bis cigar and started for the hotel. If he had waited he would have seen the tallest betting that was ever done iuside of that cottage. A thousand dollars the first bet, fifteen hundred the second, two thou- sand the third, and twenty-five hundred from the age” on the first round. Everybody in and willing to lap Kis pile. Out came check-books and pencils, and each one rapidly cast uo in his own mind how much his credit was good for among the commission merchants of New Orleans. Check atter check was written, torn cut and pisced om the table, until there was enough staked to crippie the richest mau there, af he lest. The judge stopped it. Why, I don't know unless it was that be had reached the last check in bis book. Ax be filled that out be remarked, with judicial gravity: 5 is but one band at the tal win that pot. gentlemen; ain’t it enough? If will see you, Colonel.” This checked the game. The pot was big enough in all conscience, and some of them trembled a little as they thought of the thou- eends piled there and how poor the call was to mxke three ot their comrades. Two mre sights and a call brought the game to afocus. Perspiration stood out upon more than one forebead, and the fingers that griped the cards tightened perceptibly as the crucial moment approached. And heads bad to be turned to prevent the hungry eyes from feasting too intensely upon the pile on the table. The venerable colonel hardiy looked up as he gently Isid down his hand: “Fours. Aces, gen- Uemen!” Then Andrews. with distended eyes and pursed-vp lips: “Four aces for me!” and the cards were laid upon the table to verify the claim. Reproachfully Lovett gianced at his ecom- rades as at inbospitabie barbarians from whora the ‘itle of stranger was no protection, and blandly remarked : “Excuse me, bat mine are — ours!” and again the cards proved the claim, Dashing bis spectacles from his Koman nose to his perspiring forehead, the judge sank back in his seat and gazed despairingly from tace to face around the board. As his eve met Lov. ett’s he partially straightened himself and said. “Sixteen aces,as Tam a sinner,” and again four aces Jay upon the table. They waited for Sam that night, bat be did not return to the cottage. A Hor Baick.—Mre. Battles, says Max Ade- Jer, cuflers trom cold feet, aud the other night she warmed up brick, mtending to take it to bed with her. She laid it down by the bedside while ehe attended to the baby, and then sie forgot about it and turned im. After a while Battles came over to the bedroom, and when be bad assumed his nightshirt he began to say ethat can pout big For an instant he thought that something bad stung him, and, ‘jump ascertain what tt'was. He saw the brick Lyi there, but it never occurred to ‘him that tha’ was the cause of the trouble, 60 he picked it up for the purpose of throwing it out of the win- dow. Then he suddenly dropped it with a cry of pain, and after an indignant denunciation of Mrs. Battles he procured a piece of iT, and in @ furious hurled the brick agh the window-seah.. i it hit ® policeman who hap- way to the station-house, where he was locked up all nigbt upon a ch: r= assault and bat- tery. He was released the morning, after Psying $20 fine. He bus not finished bis prayers yet, and Mrs. Battles now warms her feet with as flannel petticoat. Sort PELT BATS are more largely imported than any previous season, and are ot fiver qual- ity. They are “slouch”” bats, and when un- trimmed precisely like those worn by crowns or high obee, tapering crowss or ta crowns or ones, ws OF SYURTE ones, and their wide soft are not bound e for giving rar. :MER” who writes from “A PanueR” who — H ' i g i i i i i £ : F zg ig i i Betk BEE fil ta se a i 8 i i | i E & 58 ee ii re ge : i B i E E i : i i 83 F : E § # the edge of the piatform byt 3 He stands quietly during the applause, which Fayed yon time to look at him before he begins 0 speak. So dark in complexton as to be alm ast swarthy, the ehin quate biue-biack where the rn, ustache and beard are shaven off. Biack hair, tony Ded with gray, worn rather long and falling | ower 1. = and baif across the side of the forebea, |; ke Mr. Sumner’s, oniy on the preside. The head well @iled out, and wits Firgular ex). ession of . not to be Bid by thecaniea’ ontop of the hair. which depreasce some of Its stron, test forms. The face ti t onee resolute and .700¢-hamored; the e; mert remarkable fotUre of it; dark in colo: jumipeus, 60 penetra img 8 tO gin potion they might biage ."ercely sometimes, bat fell of ki 2. Very seif- "oseseed in manner, with not e trace of self-ausclounes. The bands falling easily by the a. 4¢. You se at once bi bome on a platfor.. and no ccneerned about getting comforta >t ehrongh the pext hovr and @ hall, nor bis ina: Viduatity in the least mastered by the two thousaut individuatities ce at this momen? ip taring his measure. ft may be doubted whether the general success of this operation is great. He looks an tnsoratable sort of mam, should be choose not to be open, but the main dificulty im taking bie measure would be in the Capacity of the observer, not in any purpose of his to repel the interest he excites It le impossible not to be impressed by bis in- Gividaality. One meets plenty ot men eminent- in ecience or po't tos, or other thy antr 80, yet who fail to come up to one's expect They bave not enough to spare for ordinary occasions. That is pot the case here. Force intellect and force of character go together dehind the philosopher is the natured, abundant, meeting terms, scaticring with a free band on I am stating, of course, impressions rec leng before he appeared in front of a Be sudience. But I don't remember er seen Prot. Huxiey im presence of #0 | audience, and | am greatly absolute identify of b nner at su with thathe wearsin his iecture teow to dente. Carty Lirei Suakervom.—Cbilan that fre placed with the Shakers ut Lebanon are in- dentured to Benjamin Gates, or some authority until they “becom pers tO provid he agri for them, and they comm f tnto their minds the glories of the creed. In their mansgement never a blow is struck. Re- fractory ones ate punished by bety iaid nat upon the floor, face down. n they have been kept thus prostrate for a length of time, they are taken up and ‘talked to,” the enormit of their offences pointed ont, and are exboried te bebave better in the future. Those from eight to &dozen years of age ‘go to confession” every Saturday, and “own np,” (or are sup- posed to) to the little sins of the week that hare eecaped the notice of their guardians. And as they receive special approval after an ap- arently very full confession, they early earn to conjure up quite enormous stories, knowing that they ‘guli” their confessor into’ a. deeper belief in their penitence, “Now don’t you feel better after contesting ail that?” asks the ancient virgin who has heard the story. ea,” says the little mise, and tipping a wink to her companion she walks out at sedately ax A spinster of seventy. Another method of punishment t+ to into @ large sack, tying it neck. Should the child refuse to gi bag it is drawn over the refractory one, and then, bead, feet and all euveloped, be or ehe 1s left to repent of the offensive iso * The children are sent to schoo! four months each year—the boys in the winter and the girls in the summer. Co-education hasn't the slight- est support bere. The girls and boys must not converse together. If they bappen to meet, and if a rogalsh youngster is bold enough to break silence with some pretty maide: maiden must be deaf and dumb to him. there some boy here that you are jus! a litile inte the fonder of than the others’ is a standing ques- tion in the confessional. The reply always is “Nay,” and the blind old goodies beliowe it. Pittsfield Bagle. A Warm Reciow.—The Virginia Oty (Nev. Enterprise adds the following to its long list of curious stories :—* We are informed that the Tesson why there are no shade trees avout the hotel at the Genoa Hot Springs, and why none can be grown there, is that the ground ts too bot tor them. It is said that upon digg throngh the thin snrface soll # substratum hard earth—calied « bard pan—is found. This is two or three feet in thickness, and upon aig: ¢ing Cirough it almost everywhere inthe neigh- Lorhood, boiling hot water ts encountered. On account of this xabterranean lake of hot water, trees of no kind can be made to growin the neighborbood. Soil enough for the nourish- ment of the trees cannot be collected npon the furface, and the moment their roots pass through the substratam they ate in hot water and are cooked. By sinking an artesian well in this place there could doubtl & fine fountain ef bot water, if it were de- tountsin with trees, it ave (hem made of cast Cvermrre Ba Take half green cucumbers, just fit for the ta their skins & peck of e; remore i grate them upon ® tin grater J let the polp drain through a sieve for two hours. Adds spoouful and @ half of alt, A tablespooyful of biack pepper, a small pinch of red pepper and @ tablespoonfal of ground mustard, stirred into half a coffee-cup of salad oil. Put the mustard into the cap and then turn on the oil slowly until it ie well mixed with it. Take « quart of d vinegar, and after mixing ail the seasoning with the grated eucum- bere, pat i glass fare and fill each jar full witb the vinegar. Kept tightly seaied, this falad will last all winter, and prove a very agree- able addition to ali eausages, ponl- try, &c., for it retains the flavor of the tresh ucumber in a remarkable degree. The ollcan be omitted if not like Diecrerion.—Sunday night a nicely-dressed colored girl, accompanied by a styiish yom gent of color, got aboard & Fort street car boun. east. The conductor knew her by sight, and knew where she lived, and he calcaisted to stop the car in front of the honse. When within « block of it the young man arose and pulled the bell, but the conductor nodded and the car kept on. Half @ block from the house he pulled it in, and the condnctor sald. ‘Its all right— we'll stop right In front of the house. con't understand!” exclaimed the young “dat’s just what we don’t want to do. De ole man is down on me, you kno dar by the gate when dis car stops, he'll make trouble for me, eure’s yer born!” Everybody in the car appreciated ‘the situation, and the couple were driven pest and let out a blook be- yond the house. Sroxtaxrovs Comncstion.— Experiments by Galietly show how dangerous it i* to allow greary refuse to He around, even in small quan- tities, m warm places. According te ex- periments, such waste, dipped in boiled linseed oil and wrung out, requires at a temperature of 170 degrees, only 105 minutes at the most to take fire, and the bulk need not be very great, as a matchboxfal, at 1 degrees took fire in ono bour. With raw linseed of! it required four or five bours; with rape oll, at 170 degrees, over six hours; with castor oil, at 185 degrees, over a day; with olive oil, one and two-thirds days; with sperm oil it would not take fire at all. The heavy coal and petroleum oils were found to retard oxidation by excluding the air. Silk Waste did not take fire, but gunpowder placed in it was fired in an hour. MARRIED, On Thursday, Jan Sth. 1574, by the Rev. Dr. Gooper. WIGHOLAS SCHLEGEL tc MABY BLiva Davis. - partes atin DIED. GEIEPEB. On ¢ instant, ANN ELIZA GHIBDER atoot Awe cana SBS, of the late Thomas Chaney, in the ath yeat of her ore 1 frtents, avd acauaintances are roepectfully a F Ate Bttend ber funeral from her Tesi dence, No. 325 © street southwest, st 40 -merrow, Wednesday, the 16th. HUDSON. On September ib, at 5:05 a. m., at his parent's residence, No. 16M: iect. . of const: ton. a SCHEL, son of Berschel oe ; Hudson, years, ‘ 1 tak ie, foneral will, take. place from oer “RELLY. On the 12h at 720 p. my of bilious fever, JNO. W. RELL ped 3 [3 ‘The friepds ard acgustutsuces reepectiully invited to attend his from iste reridence, corner 34 and M streets “s weet. Lt the 18th instant, UNDERTA ppsomsnn F. BARVEY, et Undertaker, (Successor © HARVEY € M*BK,) No. 934 ¥ Stexet, between Ninth and Tenth.