Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1874, Page 5

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. FPICHARD B. | BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONB4*, (1016 Paxsvarama A NUE. BREW BOOKS. (A SOTHED LAuGE SUFPLY OF HOOL BUOKS ‘Thre again msking our Stock Complete. WABEEN CHOATE 8 00. (¥BRNON ROW, wepl0 im Corner Penns. are. and lth street, SCHUGL BOOKS AND SCHOO Ss put SCHOOL SUP. ar w BALLANTY SE's, 42° SEVENTH STBEST, SEAR B, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Tre largest and most com; ~oke in the District, a7 sold st the lowest pric Patent Book Cover given gratie to all retail_par- Chasers, gepl-tr SCHOOL BOOKS, WRITING BOOKS, SLATES, PENS. SLATE PENCILS, FARE LEAD PENCILS, DBAWING BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, MEMOBANDUM BOOKS, POCKET BOOKS DIARIE: NOTE, LETTER, and O+P PAPER, ¥e © very lowest prices ar Fs HANDELIERS ST VARIETY IxG a > : and’ all the Gas Noveltion extant, at HAMILTUN & PEABEUN S, ¥. M. 0. A. Builsing. tech ret oci6-aodt STOVES! STOVES! r= | STOVES!!! CELEBRATED GOLDEN SUN Sud most economical in the bis Bevolving Light Anti Olinker Heating Anexamination feall that is necded to be con- ‘To be four d at W. D. WYVILL’S. The Ageat, ociS-3m 442 Peunsy Iwania avenue. Bd | Deapeet sivo,Gas HEAT- aud P eta! CALL AND EXAMINE PIAE-PLACB HBATER, vinced of tbe fret, A soaitacts ABD, BUILDERS, TAKENO- ‘The BT. GEORG I BANGE, the best In the world, will do the cooking of a large family and best three or four rooms above ss ood Se any Latrobe. Hundreds of them bare Dealer in SLATB MANTELS, LATROS ES, FURNICES. KANG ES, GRATES, A 4 COCKING STOVSS tn general. : eo: JAS. & HARROVES, Monufacma of and dealer in Hardware and House! hing Goods. fing Sponting a alty. No. 1336 4th street, nw, near Bhode Ivland avenue, sepld-ly BANKERS. 1 RAMAN AMEKIG, Corner fod F str Antercet psid on depoatta, JORN Hitz, Pres’t Lsa8-Iv10. B. PRewries, Cast E. Dich. TIMONEY & CO., \ BABKEES AND HuCKEES, Saond National bank Bu 09 See oath sores sect General Banking, Zacrange, aud Col Basiuess. SOLD, GOVERNMENT BONvS CES, &e Arp Qi cere’ par sccomnts cashed in advance. -Iy COAL AND WOOD. Cet. WeuD anv BUILDING MATE- Klaus. I bave always on haud ® large and assorted stock of ANTHRACITE aud BITUMINOUS COALS, PISS, OAK snd HICKOKY WUD in the stick OF sawed wud spill; ali Rept under cover, rot of several Brands of Imported OEMENTS snd UALCINED PLAS- iiing yearly maay miilfona of BAN- GOR 'LATHS, 1 am in cnditton to fill orders of any Character to my sine with despatch snd fidelity at “holetaie and retail, apoa terme that defy com- 623 Loutsians avenue northwest, Branch ¥ard—tst street, bet. B aud U sta., 5. ¢. W barf—F oot of Sd street southonat. sepld im WM. GUINAND. AK Web AY AND PINE WOOD St $6 per cord, delivered in any part of the your orders with BEAD. ADAMS, corner sud F sires, or send them to AtLee’s Ff Loot of 6th street Eg. Ze, Gor W ¥. ATLEE. J Denier in best varteties of ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND OVAL, Oriers Tos a P (eset! coans 4 Wood'! woot JOHNSUN BROTHERS, ESALE AND BSTAIL DEALEES, TEN THOUSAND TONS BES ANTHRACITE OUAL, some of which arriving, be Ais, No, ¥F street, and (119 9th street apll-eoly C@ALtt the attention ef comeamets to o7r stock huive quatiti INR WUOD, sawed and split or in OAK ond PINE KISDLINGS. the cord STEPHENSON & b Office, 1418 Pennsyi jetetr Mill and Depot, Se ta Dandies or by BOTHER, Es?4 urea ep in isis, CHAS. SIMON & SONS, $3 NORTE SOWARD ST., BALTIWOBE, BD Dealers to FORZIGN AND DUMESTIC DB7 GOODbs, fal attention to thetr spice: Linen Goods, toe best ans? Goods in the city Ban 1 | ises.on THUBSDAY, AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. | Br B. H.W. aii eral Buildings, corner 7th and F sts.norshwest, TRUST &E'S SALBOF VALUABLE PRSTY AT ‘ROcHI! thereby, we will sali at padlic anction, on, jovenber 13, 7!) o'clock p. m atl that tract of land sita 78 | former intts of the Washing’: B called; tn the District o of Oslamibay it Lrieg ear Boundary orth of Georget. oy ‘tad botng be tracts former! Pretey ebarton,’” Beall's Lot’ ite,” the same comprising sixty-five acres and tweniy-nine perches, nod. delineated ae snd now kno God possesses: Views in the Didtrict. ‘The cars renders {t acorestble, and brings it in close con- Higa ty te Postreet clrelo, at proved part of Washington. at a iss Fysseat ths most im. is property has on Tanai n, contatuing eighteen rooms, with rh improvements ard contenicaces; grounds id ont, with choice fruits, flowers, evergreens, fe .and having smoks-honse, ice house, carFi Ye“in every respect 1 tabling, &o., maki jane_rentdence’ ‘There, is a larve me: null ip good order, with ths best and most approred tnachipery, and @ capacity of one hundred and forty barrels flonr per day, with the whole w of Rock creek. There is voarry, which has been. snd sdvantege. The entire thy attention of spectators ‘Terms: &: With interest at ten per cont.:per appom from Joly 27,1872, and expenses of cals, iu cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, tatten percent. per annam, to be se- orked rty is well worthy deed of truston the property. All con- veyancing st expense of the purc! 250, as a fepovis. will be required on day of sale. ‘If tae terms fol ot Com piied with in t f.om the day o the right to reseil the property the riek and c«st of the d-faniting purchase: ten days’ adverti ement in some (ne or m wapapers published in the city of Wesplogions DP, Oity W_ ALVORD. GO. W STIORNEY, § THysteos. By virtue ofa certain writing, signed by all par- concerted, the terms of sale in case of the above deser:bed property are changed to one-third cash, The difference between the cash payment and the amount due cn the first trast in one yest acd Bniance iu two yemre; aid deferred paymeute boat lug lntereet at Ciaht per cent. per annum. a SOR W. ALY. RD. GEO.W ‘STIOKNEY.( Trstoos. oct eoade J T. COLDWELL, Sslesman. B* WASH B. WILGIAMS, Anctionser, No. LOOK, northweat corner loth and D sts, CHANCERY SALE OF VERY DESIRARLE NO! ST, IN THE ITY OF WASHINGTON. By virtue of a slocres of the Supreme Oonrt of the District of Colombis, ‘May 27th, 1871 a bes at cause No $608, ths unlersigned, tra tere. will sell, at pndlic auction, in front of t! ison, on THURSDAY, the 15th day of Octo- ber, 1874, at 5 o'clock p.m, Lots numbered fift) (0. Sfty ning, (88,) 8 four, (64,) and stxty-fivi 65 Jin B. B. Mayhew’s records subdivision of ce: tatu lote in square numbered two hundred and fow 244.) in thecity of Washington, situated on th: went ride of 14th street weet, between U and V ~\Teets north, each lot improved by a new three- story Brick Dwelling House, with back building. Terms: One-third of the purchase money for each lot im cash, and the residne fn equal instalments at 6,02. end 33 months, for which the notes of the par- chaser, drawing interest from the day of aale atthe rave of eight per centam per annnm till paid, ae- cured by adeed of trust onthe property, will be }208 deposit on each tot will be required at tenle. If terms ef sale are not compiled f n days after saic, the truatess reserve the right so resell the preperty at the risk and cost of acfeulting parchaser A. 8. WOBTHINGTON,) SaML BRON Teastecs, JAS S.EDWAgDS, ¢ reptheokds WASH B WILLIAMS, Ancts. BY 5. a. Ware Real Eetate Broker and Auctioneer, Federal Building, corner 7th aud F sts-uorthwest! GUARDIAN’S SALE. FIRABLE PROPERT BETWE: T AUCTION, OF DE. ON SOUTH M BT., B 42 AND 6ra STS, WEST. By virtue of certain decrees of the Supreme & jonrt D.C .T will sell at public anction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, October 19, 1574, st © oP clock p, m., LOT 8. fu sjuare $31, Masbington Oity, D improved by a frame welling Terms of sete: One-thi three equal ins cash, the residue in imeuts st 6,12, and 13 months from the day of sale, with interest. The deferred pay- ments to be secured by a decd of trast ea the prop- erty sold All conveyancing @t purchaser's cost, S1W on acceptance of bia JOHN A. RUFF, Guardian, J.T. OOLDWRLL. Sairaman, Jas. Brwarp ttorney. 1S eotd Fro® SALE AT PUBLi’ AGOTION. On THURSDAY, October 19, instant. at 4 & p.m. I wilt'seli the desirable Market Garden aud Farm adjoiciog Bladeusbarg, Md .on he east, containing abont 33 acres, more or Isa, The land is moat admirably adapted ta raisiug eariy vegetables; Is io a high state of cultivation, bar- nx beep iteed 8s a truck farm for years. The im consist of a large dweiliag, thirteen weer’s hense, fur rooms, with use, smoke-house. and all necessary ‘All Kinds ot fratt in abundance iy sfrerthe shove will bs auld thr firet- class Work Horses. Wagons Cart: splements becessary ‘arm. Th Tt carrying ou ® market terms of the sale can be made as liberal asthe Aeor ay Gesif=, aud can be so arranged produc { the form will psy the deferred paj moves For further ticalars apply to . pw THOMAS L HUME, so7 ace SO7 MM 5 Or LATIMSE & CLEABY, Ancts. cet7-ta No Farther Postponement oF THE SECONY AND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT IN AID OF THE Mesonic Relief Assoctation or BORFOLK, VA. THURSDAY, 19th November. Under suthority of the Virginia Lagisiat passed March sth, 1875), @ (act 90,000 TICK ETS—*,000 CASH GIFTS. $250,000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY. Ove Grand Cast Gift « 230,000 ed Owe Girt « 45,000 26,000 10,000 6.000 Une Grand Cash Gif ee 1 Cah Gifs of $1000 cach 28 Ceab Gittscf 300 each. 43 Cash Gifts of 250 exch. 79 Cash Gifts of 180 each 250 Cash Gifteof 190 each. $7 = Cash Gift 80 cach. 9000 Cash Gifts of 10 each. 6000 Cash Prizes, aggrezating. PRIOE OF TIOF ETS Bat Tickets, @ 1 ole $l; uarter Tickets, 82.5); Kieven NDIVIDUAL BaN&FiTs. is strictly for MASONIO purposes, ted with the same liberality, ho which characterized the first « terprise, JOHN bL. BOPER, Pres’. For Tickets and Qirculars giving fall information, sdcreas, HENBY V. MOORE, _. Secretary, Norfolk, Va. Bespomsible Aeents Wanted. pepl-t.th OR. ROGERS’ ote, S Pegetable Worm Syrup. A brave wan may suffer pain, when inilicted apon himself, heroically; but ae CANNOT SEE HIS CHILD SUFFER. ‘There is no other maindy, incident to childhood, that fs accompanied with more indescritable wretchoduess to the little safferers than the! PRODUCED BY WORMS; hen the parent foliy comprehends the situation Will not delay a moment in securing the most prompt and effictent renedies to insure the expulsion of the intruders, Tho Bemedy may be found in DR. ROGERS’ VEGETABLE WORM SYRUD. Please bear in mind that ROGERS’ WORM SYRUP is the reifabie prepara- —— WOERM SYRUP ia a palatable prepara- jon. BUGERS’ WOBM SYRUP is liked by children. AND MALT VINEGAR, @& Dy the gallos or barrel by SAL C. PALMER, DEPOT 67 GREEN STREET, am offering my large and wi BOGEBS’ WOBM SYRUP positively destroys worms. BOGEBS’ WORM 8YRUP leaves no bad effects. BOGEBS’ WOEM SYRUP is highly recommended by phyeictacs, and raoationabl the B. Wu MEDICINE INTHE WORLD. Price 3 cents, For sale by all Draggists. JOBN F. BENBY, OURBAN & 00., Proprictors sepls-W At Sand 9 College Pisce, New York. B T. BABBITT's stcck of Fewily To with + ll ages at re- jes, Photo: Sneed peicers to" make neces for fell eee et stock. “Fecond-band Carriages cheap. rise " BOB’T H. GRAHAM, Beporitory and Factory 410-414 ath street north- ‘weet. octé-3t S18 JAMES » Ys Ss orate 8 ORIGINAL FLUID Gon for Acidity, Indigestion ‘acd Gout, and the most PUBE CONCENTBATED POTASH, OR LYS, Of double the strength of any other SAPONIFYING SUBSTANCE. I have recently perfected a new method of | io my Potesk, oF Lye, and am wow pec! it only ia Balls. the coating of which will oad = yyts astes read in nootane Fo Been eae: at — 8S. T. BABBITT, 64 to S4 Washington &t., | eee AUCTION SALES. SUTURE DaYs. ¥ LATIMER Econ TBUSTEE’S SALB O: Bi Aine ve, ad Lin street Two large Freuch Flor Giese ve a One Veivet Carpet and a number of other Oarpets ar4 Orlcicths; Qne hax deoine Parlor Suite, upholstered in green; Tables, ne 10 day Clock ros, Vases, Ki our ects Bil Damsak Window Ourtelas, Stair Bosewood Chamber Set of 9 5 ‘solid Pisce ‘One Rosewood Chamber Set, 10 pieces; One Osk Cottage Set, 7 pieces; one Bideboard, Extension Tobie lets, Water Cooler, China Disner and Tea Sets, and large ausntity of other Table Faraiture; One Stewart’ Ocoking Stove, and several other Btoves of variors 5 oie marble-top Cc: hatnot, Bods, &., &¢ sees Oak and Curl Maple Oottage Bet, 9 One Deek, one Jlock, Side’ Tables, «ix Chatrs, Knives and Forks, Gob- © Furnace, one smal! Herring’s Safe; One Befri craters Was Taba, Clothes Baskets, Flot Irovs Kettles, Crockery Ware, and a fail set of Kitchen kequisites; Table, e-seat and Easy Ohsirs,anda large nambe icles too numerous to mention, of the chan usually found im a first class dwelling house. Terms, cesb. WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Trasteo. cet7-d [Bep] LATIMER & OLBABY, ucts. -¥ WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, (Bucorssor to Grown & Williama, Auct’s,) No. 1001 , northwest corner idth ard D. TEUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSEUOLD FUBNI- TURE, FRESNO PLATE PIEG MISBKORS. BODY BRYSSELS, INGRAIN CARPETS, ac. By be — = s aged oe = ope cod! ey ot arch, A. }, and duly recorded in Liter No, 699, folios 68,06 of the land records tor the District of Chiambia, E th sell, on THUBSDAY, the Lath day of October , 1874, at 10 o'c'ock @.m . @t house No. 912, on Latreet, be:ween 9h acd J0th streets northwest, the follow. ing ertictos viz: ‘wo handsome Black Walnut Frame French- Plate Mirrors, with Siane snd Brackets. Ove handsome Bosewood Frame Parlor Suite, ap- hoistered in Dawast; 8 picces. Green Bep Parlor Suice; § pleces. Bosewnod Marble-top Tal and Fascy Chairs. Hondsome Lambrequins, Cornices aud Lace Cur- tel: ow Shi Ww jee, Body Brussels Parlor Carpets, Two Biack Chamber Suites aud Wardrobes, Hair, Hosk ard other Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows aud Bolsters Walant Bedsteads, Marble-top Ores and Washatands ‘Table and Cane-seat Chairs. Binsseis. Three-ply, Ingrain and other Oarpste, Walnut Extension Drntmg Table aod Chairs, Crockery, Glassware and Kitchen Beguisites, Termecash. WM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustoe, {Rep | WASH. B. WILLIAMS, auct. BY 1g Buresus /ATIMER & OLEARY, ee aS Real ‘Eitate Brokers, Soathweet corner Pennsylvania avenue and Lith #., Siar Office Bi ; Ez. SOF THE ENTIRE ARSTON HOUSE, '¥ EOOMS, AT AUOTION, AY MORNINGS: Oth, commencing at 10 o'clock, I shi ll the entire effects of the Marstos House, southeast corner of 15th street and Bow York avenue, opposite the U. 8. Tressury Department, one of the best locations in the city for a first-class Boarding Honse. The Forni’ are fa ail firet-clase, consiating of— Solid Black Walnat Marble Top Chamber Suites, Oak yo Paiated Marble Top and Plain Chamber Finc Heir Mattresses,Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Spring Underbeds of the latest patterae, Fine Brossels, Three-ply, and TIngrain Osrpsta, Witdow H»ngings, Bteir Carpets, and Oi! Clotha, Together with @ general awsortment of fine Furn- itnre, to befoued in a first-class House, Ferma: Que hundred doliara cash; over that rom a credit ef thirty and sixty days, with satisfac tory indorsed paper. Ns rane ah Sffacts oon hd ee asan entirety np tot y of sale. at private sale, eee tn PIMARSTON, Adwnintettator, ects [Rep] LATIMER & ULBABY, Ancts ; J. SWEET, BE ® >: SET Eitate Broker and Auctioneer, No, S11 7thatreet northwest, TEUSTEES’ SALE OF A DESIRARLY THRER- STORY BRICK BOUSE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF G STREET, BETWEEN lira AND i2te STREETS NORTH WEST. By virtue of a deed of trast tous dated May Gx . D. i572, and duly recorded in Liber No Osi, folic $36, of the Innd records of Washinz top, D. C., we will well at public auction, in frout of the preteises, to the bighest bigder,on TUES. DAY October 20, 1674, at 8 orotock p.m . ths wast f iat 9,10 square numbered 32), having & S fect and » depth of lm feet, aud im- ed by a three-story brick dwelling. erms of sale: Tho amount of indebtedness 30- ed by said ded of trust unpald and expensos of (all smonnting to shont @2.80)) in cash, and pee in 6, 12 and 18 months, for which the purchaser. bearing interest from the snd recured by a deed of trust upon the Tbe taken. Conveyancing st pir- Uf terms of sais are not complied thin seven dare after the sale, the trustees reserve the r ght to resell the proparty after fire days’ cue ment, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser WM. A MELOY, " E.M. HOUKSB, "¢ Trastees. E. J. SWEET, Auctionoor, ober 19th > eet coker BY EJ. Weer Real Esta‘o Broker and Auctioneer Bo. 611 7th street, opposite U. 8. Post Offtoe, CHAD RY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL €8- SATE ON NORTH V STREET, BETWEAS lc AND 1474 STREETS WEST. By virtue of a4 cree of the Supreme Oonrt of the District of Colmubla, passed fu eqaity cause ‘No. $.392, 1 will sell at pubic anction, tu front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY October 14, IST4, et S o'clock p.m, lote 13 and 19, fo White’s it half of rjnare 235, ed tory brick dwellin purchase movey, with interest, is paid. If rms of sale are vot complied with within seven days from the day of sale, I reserve the right to re- sell the property at ti ik and cost of the defaalt- fog purchaser, All couvesanciug at purcha er cost. §100 on nece ptance of bid. JAMES 5. EDWARDS. Trasto: ee1B) cokda E.J SWEST. Acct { Y¥ DUNCANEON BROS. netioneers, Southeast corner 9th and B streets northwest. CHANOFRY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON 2p STBEBT, IN GEORUETOWN By virtue of a dscree of the Bupreme Conrt of @ ne District of © a, in Geueral Term, assed in Bywity Canse 1361, docket 12, wherela the assignees of Jorn Lane, bankrupt, are com- toipents, and Blizsbeth B. Lane aod others are # dants, and by yirtue of nn additional order of eeaid court, holding a court of ukraptey, and ard in the merter of the estate of ssid bankrut wae ok dar TUKS- in,(formerly known ag parts of ote 128 y and Hawkins additioa to said George- Lot Shasa front of 35 feet on Md street, and rans beck with that width 150 feet, and is improved by a well-boilt twe story Frame House with baci batid- ibe Lot 2 has a front of 21 25-100 on 2d atreet, and rons back with that widih 6 fcet, and ts antw proved. Terma: One. ‘2 cash, residne in two ejaal pay- its.at 6 acd 12 mouths with interest at 6 per cent., urea by aderd cf tru-t. A depmit 5) On eech lot on day of sale. If tbe terms of sale are not complied with within seven da te the property will be resold ot risk and cot of the defsuting purchaser by giving five days notice in me paper printed ne published ia the District, ouveyarcing at purchaser's cost. Feng CHAS. WALTER REGINALD FENDALL Assignees of John Lr , bank re £8 €< LUNCANSON BBOS., AD | Warkington Law Roporter and Georgetown © rier copy. BY WASH. B WILUIAMS, Auctioneer, (Baceessor to Green & Williams, Auct’s.) No, 1001, northwest corner lth aad D rete, \W BRUSSELS CARPETS, WAL- TENSION TABLES, DI- ALRDROBES, BEDSTEADS, ND COLTON MATTRESSES, PLATES. UPS, SaU0BRS, KIsH BOBS, &c,, dc, AT Ou THUBSDA m he 15th instant. at 12 at Honse No 9ieTst., botween 9h aud lth strects northwest, wo shall rel! the abore- b, named articles to the highest bidiers for cael ocis-d_(Rep] WASH. B, WILLIAMS, Auct UND STATES MARSHAL’S BALE. In virtue of a writ cf ficri factas lemned out of the Crerk's Office of the Bupreme Gonrt <f tho Diatrict of Usinmbia, and to me directed, I will sell at pablic sale, for cash, in trout of the Court-honse door of said’ District, on WEDNESDAY, the 25¢h day of October, 1874, at 12 o'clock my all defendant's Tight, title, claim and interes: tn and to part of Lot in Square Wo. 494, beginning for the samo at the northeast coraer of ‘said lot, and ranning west along the lice of = public alley in said sqaare 21 fect, thenos south Ts. fect io inches, thence east to ot the eastern line of said lot 2] feet, and thence north- ° ‘and 3 PR et Gh po ne city of Wasi 1D, O.. weized apd levied upon es the proparty of ieinian Feucht, il be sold Execution No, 12,983, in favor of Henry F. X. SHABP, U. 8. Marshal D. 0. October sti, ards s Sots-dts SWEGO SILVER GLOSS STARCH, FOB THE LAUNDRY. MANUFACTURED T. KINGSFORD & SON, HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD NEOBSSITY. PULVERIZED CORN STARCH, INGSTORD & SON sora tet it ia Fy by all hep properly msde into ‘& dessert of great excellence. weabine P| uF THIS AFTERNOON. B® 8 deed ot 2 iugten county , D. Hy aiieieeeeee the prem! day’ of October, TeTa, acs ofeock, a that ‘certain fece oF parcel of ground. sit in the city of Wobioaton, Dintriet knewn as lots seven (7) aud eight (8) pumbered sei) in square fet days ice in eny newspaper published in Washington city, at the risk aad cost of the pur- aser in defi TEOMAS HYDE, Trost ccot-dads LATIMER @ CLEARY, Au! ¥ WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Agoccessur to Green & Willtmins, Aucte, No. 1061, northwest corner wth acd W ete. TEUSTEES' SALE OF A TWO-3TORY BRIOK . TH STKERKTS WEST By viriue of a deed of trust to as, dated Augast 26, A. D 1573, duly recorded in Liber No 724, folio 431 et seq , one of the land recorda for the District of Columbia, and at the reqacet of the party secured thereb’ ve will sell. in front of se preguives, on BATURDAY, October 10, 1:74, a eo’ teek Tm, all that certain pi % gtovud efituate in the city of hi » D. Enown @ud described as Lot lettered “ B”’ of ann nnchard’s snbdivieton of Lot nambered eight, (8,) ard part of Lot nemberid ning. (9,) in Square sum- bereo two hundred and fifty-seven, (957,) fronting cixhtren (13) feet nine (9) tuches on’ D street north, sod running back with that width a distance of sey: enty six (76) feet, together with the improvements as above Terms: One-third cash; balance at six. twelve, aud eighteen months, with inter:st at 10 per cout. from Cay of sale. secured by a ded of trust. Ads. Denit cf $100 will be required at time ofeale. All ‘eyancing ut expense of purchaser. If terms are complied with ip seven days the trustee reserves the right to reseli the property at the risk and cost +t the defaulting purch: after five days’ adver- tisement. M Pp. LAN B. H WARNS 4 ee fepe-cokde WASH, ‘WILLIAMS, Auct, Bp* TAQMAS DOWLING, Acctionser, G41 Louisiana avenue, near 7thstr est, TRUSTRE’S SALB OF VALUABLE PROPER. TY ON 267 STREET. BETWEEN W STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE f, i By virtue of 8 deed of trast from Michael MeNaily and wife, dated 14th ®ebruary, 1370, duly recorded in fiber No. 605, folto £3, the un: dersigned, as trustee, and at the request of the party secnred thereby. witl offer, at pubite sais, oa the remises,on SATURDA Y, the 10:h day of October. N74. at the hour of e’clock p.m, all that part of Jot number one, situated in square west of square numbir 14, in the city of Washington, District of Oelumbta, aed bounded ae follows, to'wit: Bogin: eight feet wing at point on 2th street west, eixt wrth from the sontheast corner of said lot and square and running thenoe north along said street Torty-six and ahsif feet, thence west sixty feet, thence sonth forty-six and @ haif feet, thence east ty fect to the place of beginning, with the two- story Brick House =e the same. ‘Terms ef sate: One-third of the parchase money in ch, the residue in 6 and 12 months, the parchaser giving bis notes bearing interest from the di t sale. or all of the purchase money may be paid the time ofasle. Allconveyencing at the expense of the purcht BP. JACKSON, Trastoo. ec 10t THOS, DIWLING, Auct. ¥ DUNOANSON BBOS., Auctioneers, Sontheast corner 9h sud D streets northwest. SPLENDID THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT PEESS-BRICK-FRONT HOUSR, NO 42 1 STRERT NOBTHWE*T. AT AUOTION, On BATURDAY AFTERNUON, October 10, 2. @ o'clock. we will sell, tu frout of the prem- ises, Lot 140 of Shephord's «ub atvision of Square 23, having @ front of 19 feet on I street, between lst and North Oapitol streets northwest, by a depth of 90 feet to an alley ‘The imp nents consist of a nearly new brick dvelling, three stories and basement, costaining nine rooms, bath-room, water and gas, with all nicdern conveniences, | This pressnt spleudid opportunity to obtain a good ¢welling-how ‘Terms: One-half cash; Dalance on long time, Conveyancing, ¥ cf @loC required a oct6 4 B* THOMAS DOWLING, Aactioncer, 641 Louisiana avenue, twodoors east of 7th st. TRUSTKES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE ON F STREET NOLTH, BE- TWEEN 9TH AND WTH BTEERTS WEST. By virtoe of » deed of trust to the nudor- GA ieced nse November 22, 1873, and duly re- corded ia Liber No. 782, folio 147 one of the Inad rreo:ds for Washington eounty ia the District of lembia, and at the request of the party secured rrby, We will sell at pablic suction, in front of the premices,on THURSDAY, the Ast day of Ucio- ber J274,a¢ 4 orectock p.m salt that parcel of Land site in ‘the city of Washington, in the Dis'cict of Columbia, known and desctibed upon the plat aud piso cf eald city as and being all of lot nambered three hundred and Y-seven,(H7,)except the northeasteru part ft twonty (20) feet oo north # street, b of sixty (60) feet, the portion of eaid 1 being contained within the tallow!ng to wit: Beginning at the nortnwe: At cost of purchaser. A deposit aa @ DUSOANDON BROS , Ancts, Hfteen (15) in sqaere numbered seven o lot pumbered fifteen, (15,) and run- nit ast On B xireet forty-one (41) fest and one (1) inch; thence south parallel with the east and est lines Of said lot sixty (Gi) feet; thence east twenty (20) fort tothe east line of sald lot; thence socth with said cast line ninety -nime (99) feet to the Settheast corner of said lot; thence west with the sonth line forty-six (45) feet ‘and ons (1) ined to the southwest corner of said lot; thence nerth with the wort ino forty-four (44) fest’ to the angie of the 30- foot niley; thence west with said alloy fifteen (15) feet to the southwest corner of the front part of said lot; and thence northerly with the woat line of ssid i easements, aad apourtenances to the same belonging or appertain- ms of gale, aa proveribed by said deed of trast: The amount secured thereby, nnpaid, (543,080 43, ard expense of sale, in cash, and the balance at six 6.) twelve, (12,) and eighteen (15) months, for notes (caring infcrest from, the day of sale, aud sncnrel by s deed of trust on the property sold. A deposit cf 3200 will be required at the time of sale. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms of gale are not compiied with within ssven daye from the date of je, then tne property to he resold at the risk aud cost of the defaniting pur- chsacr, sd the enid deposit shall be forfetted. DANIEL PHILLIPS, rabeoes, BERRY B. TALLMADGE. . soplttd THOMAS DOWLING, Acct. Ss-THR ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED nati! TUESDAY, October Jth, seme hour aad place, DANIEL PHILLIPS, HENEY A. TALLMADGE. § Trastoos, _eotta THOMAS DOWLING, duct. _H, WARNER eee eee er vor ana avctionser. Federal Buildings, cor, F and 7h sts, northweat, CHANCERY BALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES TATE ON THR EAST SIDE OF Lite STRERT WEST, BETWEEN 0 snd DSTBELTS SOU fH AND UN THE NORTHEAST OORFER OF 14H AND D STKERTS SOUTHWEST. By virtue of m decree of the Saprems Court, D.C, peseed in Equity Oause No. 3,668, 1 will well, “at, peblic, suction, in frodt of the premises, 'on BATUBDAY, October 17,1874, at 5 O'civck p.m, lots J8 and 19 of the sub ivision of a part of square 285, in Waabington city, D. O . im- reved with comfortable two-story frane dwel- ry é Terma of pale: One-fourth c the residue in three equal instalments, at 6, 12,acd 13 months from dey of sale, with iaterest at § per cent., the tiloto be retained until ail of the parc oney, W th interest, is paid. If tue terms of snle are fat complied with within woven days from the day of sels, L reserve the right to re-eil the property at the risk ang cost of the defatiting purchaser. veyancing at purchaser's cost, $100 deposit on ac co Of h bid. Ce Pianes OF RNA MES 8. EDWARDS, Trastes, oct eotd UOT. COLDWELL, Salsemaa. B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer, 641 Louisiaus avenue, near 7th strest, Allcon- LUSTER ALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING TLOr ON THE SOUTHHAST OOBNER OF iitH AND O STBEETS NORTHWEST, AT UCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust, ed the 2th a ay of September, 3375, and daly recorded tn iber No. 31, folic 461, et seq-. one of the land records of the District of Qolumbia, the under- signed will, at the request of the party secured thereby, offer for sale, ublic anction, ia front of the prethlees, ou TUBSDAY, the ¥Orh day of Octo, eround sod premises, belog in the elty of Weatiage hy ng foo, D. Ox, and kaown aa Lot ii. in Alexander Pre: Vost's ‘recorded subdivision ef Byaare No. 399, to- ith the improvements. eee 4.95) Aud interest from the 26th dayrol September at ten per cent, cash, ant ayo 2 + Cah the remaloder fw eqaal installments, payaets iaé and 12 onthe, bearlt interest at 8 par oent per snucm. A deposit of ity Will be required of the purebascr on the da: Filed with in days the Comes removes tae fai g at 8 days notise, at Flak and cost ef the defau rehaser o pu L. @ Hi8B. Trustee DOW LING 6018 10,8,35,17 19890-70 OeAS OO Saeer. LATIMER & Brokors. ee Mark | EVENING STAR. | The first time | began to sncene « friend, told ete Ag Sa ap reaper ga! me to go and bathe my feet in hot water and a ° $old me to get up and take Rcokd shower bath. On mompaY = T aid that also. Within the hour, another friend ate bra Wo Martic A Strange Story. Serured me that it was policy to feed a cold and shia, DETACHED Linke Ix THR CHAS OF EVIDENCE | MATTE &® fever. I had both. So it ete WHICE JRSEY LaWYSRS A&B THY, TO ‘Dest to fil myself up for the col, and let the tse 1 fever starve In ® case o! this kind I ead ty . Mosté Last sprig the Midiand and Montelsi; rail- | Sidom 40 thin, , If #ie pretty hearti- o_o Toad companicn wete tbe victime of wearer of | W. Leevferre mm Upon & stranger, ratterns, robberies. Thousands of dollars worta of | ¥H0 bad jos: opened hisrestaurant on Cortiandt o Feans, . Bpre Sas. Bhavie, freight and railroad material were stoleg, and | *tTett. near the hotel, th tives were gent ulong the line) to fin! out | ™Uch fora full mesl. He waited near ms em where the robberies were committed. Une de- | Tespectful silence until | bad fulehed feeding tective discovered a place where a team had | 7! ¢0ld, when be inquired if the people aboat morning, paying so Shir Drawers, '» Buttons, BCom, loaded with hear: terial, and 3 T&k were much afllieted with eolde 1 ere: Festemery, B05 S0.. @ careful examitation thet he was cnetien t. | tid bim bt they were. He thon went it WM, T. SPENOX, Sor Se ea oe many miles, having no other | = borg oe. 1 — up toward ¥ DUNCANSON BROTAERS, Auctioneers, | Clow. han the print of @ cracked tire and a | ft leak ake en ancties a. northwest. | crookd mail in a horseshoe. The trai! ied to | be*om friend, whe told me that « quart of B a Newark, and was lost on the pavements He | ™ salt water would come as near TWO NEW pRiOk 101 on CAPITOL | tock the “iver road tw Paterson, and was re | °° = cold as anything in the world. Joiced to find the trail again inthe som road, | | batdiy thought { had toom for it, bat dat the wagin Rad Ro . He drove at I tried it, anyhow. The reeult war ew . usd secured the beara and diver aC arabia {a | L betters, f Miron ap “my immortal coal, 4 im. 2 . Mi pel on! the outskirts of Paterso: segaacemssemmlvea |. cochter thine of your friends who are troubles in the capture of some of the receivers in New- ark. and i tonsting the point where the rob. = a a = e . Whi © propriety ¥ caution 1 Deries had been comm! ule the oMicers | fon trevriety Ti anng them apaines is comrictios I warn them againet warm salt water. It were working on the trail Nicholas De Bo Well-known citizen of Pomptoa, was found ly. | ¥ith me, and acting mpon be a good ewough remedy, but i think tt Father too severe. 1° I bad another cold in the ing dead op the track not far from the Pompton beat .wrd O ere was no course left me bat to take Taiiroad depot. A coroner's jury was empa' velled, and, notwithstanding the fact that the either en earthquake or a quart of warm #ait water, Lwould take my chances on the earth- ry On TURDDAY A: 00) BB woo ee Wit ain ts ‘ees, two pew Press Brick Houses, containt feven rooms, water, and beth-reom. Lots eact 6 feet Dalance twelve and twen- nip aeed of ta Goat 5 DUBOANSON BBOS., Ancts. ERS nant. By Bistencen engine avenue and Ith street, Building. medical testimony showed that shere were feveral stab wounds on the body, the verdict stated that Nicholas De Bow had beea run gver in the ak and kites bye locomotive. = anol oon ee everybody |i the hotel TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ier ore efter this Special OMlcer High, of | Gil ba . Cold lemonade, pep; ON BUUTH D OTBERT, BETWEEN 3D a ND] Paterson. secured evidence enough to precure & ie “ie Seeeh deamur ines te, pa per we ih: BTBERIS WEST. warrant for the arrest of & young man who had + boar yrap. By virtue of @ geed of trast dated Jaly 1, onions and loat sugar. lemons and brown sage: 1872, and duly recorded in Liber 688, folio 223, n pI | ee nen ceerabewan on the reed, and | Soca, ond ined , five hotties fir balsa another named Anderson,who worked in 4 saw- one of the land records of Washington county, | mill in the woods a few tiles from Pompion, | @ED« bottles cherry pectoral, and ten bories QOsge OF the path eed Teh She eetl ec | The officer, with afciend named Murphy, hired | 9% nel ten premriginas’ gives tn en ake yablic section, on FUREDAY, October #0, at ¢ 38 | © weson ond started from Patersomene after | 220°C? Were duseanl See wine oat o'clock B. m. in front of the pi A noon to esi ae om, Oi sched Pomy ove mt PAKOBL uF GROUND sinat 4 city of | ton aftr d He spent some time searcht*, bon compored of molars, ¢ Pepper Washington. ard kKnewn asd di tinguished on the plat of said city as tot numberri 3110 Clement Me- © illisms’ recordcd eubdiv nm of sqnare sombered five hundred and thirty-eix. wiih the improvements ki fortis, tarpentine 1 drags, aud me to take stulof itevery Gftecn minates, 1 took but one d smong the drivking saloons ter the ex-brake- man,ard when he found bim arrested bim } oh, thus inereesing the party te threemen. The | & = » 1 thereon, consisting of m frame dwell: g. Prironer volunteered to guide them to Aner bat ae Gnas, wasenongh. ‘Ter uw ct sale: Une-furth cash; balance tn 6,12, | ON’ house, aud advised themon the way chat | preg ag eg RT Aud Is moniln, with invereet at 8 por cent. per ‘au: | it would not be safe to make the arrest at night | ttt ¢ em I Seite little wetter mere ‘tm, Bel rayments to beaccuced by adeed of | without more force. Oitecr High was uawil- | MNEs were recommended. 1 was desperate trost ou tbe prvpeity sold. All couveyauciag at | ing to return with one pri-oner when he came | 4° Willing to take anytis Pisin gin net eee al on oeke pee ior two, and insisted on going forward. After | Tecommended, then gin and molasses, then gim oodide EATIMER & CLEARY: Stee | § lonely tramp oy ol ae eer cme Particular resale, mawevers eben “net Then Bs. to « large, lonely Wilding that had formerly i ,, de BBY Mase B WILLTA BS. Auctioneer, been veed a8 a country store, but had been de- | SCgtined ® brett zard, ami (*Sorthwest corner mn aku Dereetss | wrted form long time before Anderson made | Had te chan . 8. At thie : his headquarters there. It was situated in a Y, | eee Cn a anaes ——? AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE [IMPROVED | made by the two railroads, and veryconvenient | 8°} Yet tied” A sbeet bath w mmended BRAL ESTATE ON NOKTH GS Ist AND 2p SiS WEST, No. 1 On WEDNESDA i bad never refused a reme t, and it J arine: ‘ted on e. tor the bi s¢ carried on there seemed poor policy to commence then; there were supplied with duplicate key: j DET WEEN The thieves | and opened xs + qoioper BI, 1874, ot 4 | the freight cars while they were on the siding, | %te I determined to take ® shect b sconforisble Brick Dwelling ¢ral hours in which to work. When Orticer | (ett, And the weather | s Terms of swle: One-fourth ; the residue in| High reached the honse it wasn. Dacre wonet wore stripped, ana three equal psy menta, at 6, 1 43 months from o'clock in the morning. His knook- | (ttre ar thousand vards of it) til Tresembicd a swab fora columbiad. It is = cruel expedient. When the chiliy cag touches One's warm feeh it makes him start with saddew violenes and gasp for breath, just as men do ki lived on the first floor, out to be Anderson’s father-in-law. The officer, instead of announcing his business, toid the old man that +1); All conveyancing afterwards found purchaser's cost, paid on acceptarc to be of bid. JAS 8 EDWARDS, Attorney, MARY BE. BEOK e,” the prisoner, wa ect9-c0 <WasH. B. WILLIAMS, Anct’r, | down there and wanted to see Anderson’ At the death agony, It froze the marrow in my 92> TBOMAS DOWLING, Anctioncer thet moment an upper window was raised and | [ont nnd stopped the beatings of mr heart. 1 S41 Louisiane ave.,21 door enst of tth street, | « woman was heard saying “Don't go; that is ‘ought my time had come. When I ri red not his voice.” Anderson looked out and told | 10M this» friend recommended the application T them to go away, and ashort parley ensned, | Of mustard plaster to my breast. “I believe 413 07m STHRET LOCTHWEST: oP ARG. | Jutiog which Anderson said if they did not er been int eens Dee ee ae TION. : \sove he would shoot them. High did not be- | Dou ree i zoune Clemens. | Wh paces pena By yiriue,of a decd of trast, dated December | licve him, and stepped forward. Anderson | Pra,! Ut the mustarn, plaster where I conld & bh, A D 1870. ard duly recorded in Liber Stayed at the window, and calied to his wite for | Tesch if when 1 shou a=. Se 6:3, S21. one of the land records of the Dis- | «gun. The moonlight enabled him to take aim, eo bee, FP he ye tame trict oO. ping and at the rouuest of the party | and High fell at the first shot, Murphy started | ®¢!t up. I never saw id with ouch on ap- Freured thereby, I will sell, st public ancti-n.in | the prisoner off for assletance. bone tole nearer ote, I am confident that that he would Bist. Wee, std OCIME pom Eee He ie, i Reid | than Pompton, while bedrew hie rewolser and | PAVE eaten me if {lad been healthy. “After all this experience you cannot wonder that I dread going to New York. 8.1 =¥ews, (Mark Twain) ELEMENTARY IxsTavetion.—The ides that poor teachers can give elementary (nstruction, that in the beginning, when children are young, the character of the ivstraction i= less im, tant, i* 2 fatal mistake. The best teachers should initiate the studies, and guide the earl: development of children. “Not by persict familarity with many things, but by thorough knowledge of a few things, does any one and Ganrell’s subdivision of Square No. 465. im- Troved by ® two-and-a-half story Brick Dweiline House. ‘Terms: One-third cash: balance in6 aud 12 months, with interest. A deposit of $100 required when ths property is bid off. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. J. DUNOAN COTTRELL, Trastee. ectod THOS DOWLING, Anct. BY 8B WARsES Resi Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Federal kuildmgs, coruer 7th and F sts. northwest. THUSTEEB'S FALE OF stood guard over High. Anderson, thinking they were all gone, came down to reconnoitre without reloading his gun, and when he got near enough Murphy covered him with his pis- tol and told him he was bis prisoner. Tas they remained until belp arrived, when Anderson and his father-in-law were arrested. Anderson tried to excuse himself by saying that he had beaid there were three strangers around, and he thought they bad killed De Bow, snd was afraid they were going to kill bim. High finally re- covered, and yesterday Anderson was piaced on WELLING Os eae | trial in’ Morristown for the shooting. It is | in mental strength and igen Doce een CEES, pit a ae nor thought that Anderson will be ind for the | me that he sooth eons The aque enon SIU GND 9TH STREBIS WEST, AT’ auc: | Murder ot De Bow. pins. Uequestionably he could ave done tt aii en Saige ange ae (agua eset es better perhaps with so few than with many, cor Last Sanday evening, atthe Metropolitan Tabernacle,” the London Telegraph of Septem! the deservedly popular, unquestionably benevolent, andemipently shrewd Mr. Spurgeon was preach- ing ®eermon on the sinfalness of Little si somewh at favorite topic among non-confor: clergymen, and 00 which, under the title of Phe Little Foxes, some curtous lay sermons have heen written by Mra. Harriet Beecher Stow te ly for beginners. Ifateacher does not re- Fe MANY specimens xo they be well selected, either should be seek fur them far and wide. Let the papil find in bis daily waiks the Wastra- tions aud repeated evidence of what be has beard in the school-roou, some di Of radiates, a few hundred abeiis, red » with some crustacea and worms, « few rds and mammalia, enough to charac- ery Clase in the kingaom. Pupils A.D. i871, duly recorded in’ Liber No. 634. folto 237 one of the laud records for the Dis: trict of Guiumbia, and at the request of the party secured there?y,1 will sei! st public suotion, in front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY, Uctober 21) 1874, at 4:30 o'clock p.m., the fcllowing de ter lbed real estate, sitnate iu tho city of Washing. ton. D.G., to wit: £i that pice or parcsi of nd known and Qeecribed ss Lot numbered four uw the subdivision of eq numbered four rd apd thirteen. (413,) according to tac re be ayers The gist of Mr. Spurgeon’s discourse wasthat | should be encouraged to Gnd thelt own @pack. Gis teton of Qos in ¥. Labitaal indulgence in little sins leads tothe | mens and taught t> handle the: 2 This training ing uth by a depch of | Commission of great ones—a position enfurced is of great value and wider application than It pay seem. Delicacy of manipulation, such the higher kinds of inve ou deraand, re- quires the whole organization to be brough: into Larmony with the mental action. fh. e'em must be in eubordipatio 2al patpose, Ewen the pulsation De arteries must pot distur) (he steadiness of ude and gaze of the tnvestigator. Ine study Of natore is & mental struggle for the mastery of the external world. If we do ngt con sider if in hardly sa the highest struggle of msn for of the thought of God. AX INVENTION 18 DOW On exhibit pool by which o'l or gly: 124 ‘oet 8 inches, together with the improvements as above. ‘Terms: One-fonrth cash; batance at 6, 12 and 18 onths, With interest at 8 per cent, per cured by a decd of trust ont perty will be sequiret as @ deposit at tin copvesancirg at expenre of be complied with in seven dw LAND BUFF, Trustee. octd-eokdn J. %. es OLDWELL, Balosman, ¥ LATIMER @ CLEALY, Anctioncers and Beal Estate Brokers, Southwest corner Peunaylveuis aveune and ith et, Ofice Buildings. S° SALE OF SQUABK 175, BOCND- 6c8 AND 177u, AND U AND V8is. By virtue of a deed of trast, dated the 4th by one of the mot famous English divines in the illustration of the ‘boy who pla with the devii’s rattles.” At the close of his useful sermon the minister introduced an Americen clergyman who, be said, was anx- fous to address a few words to the congrezation. 1 bis reverend gentleman ‘improved the op tunity’ by inveighing fiercely aguiust the ein of smoking tobacco, especially in the form of © gers, and told his hearers bow he hed strag- gled and tought against this pernicions habit, and bow at ‘ast, by the blessing and with the of Providence, he bad conquered b netedness to the weed. Then up rose Mr. S)urgcon, and with qniet bumor, remarked the world vot allow the congregstion to te without telling them that he did not we shal w B feto day of September A.D. cightesn havdred aad 2 he | form the functions a a 2 ing to be ae, and that, by the ‘unctior the sane cere P a esae + ape ae hoped to enjoy a good cigar application of heat—which expands the of the party secured thereby, the sabscridare efore going to bed that night. Hypercriticism ed in «mall criinders, from which it is el! to the highest bidder, on't atd discern no irreverence in the conclusion | claimed a premure of 10,000 poande per square uable BOUAR ese Temerks. We should be thankfal for peh may obtained without the danger of he ban dred an vi rr erinid, tee ingt; and in observing thet he hoped to | steam explosion, which prevents using a pres- esoribed; the sal+ to take place on Be ” Divi oJ Sure of more than 200 pounds to thi ere AE eel llae t replay hoe y a cigar throvgh the Divine grace he was of more thai pounds to the square inch but echoing the navural piety of Oharies Lam, who asked why we should not eay grace before going out for a walk in the fields as before and after meat.” ‘The terms of sale are one-fourth cash, ‘$v ov each lot must be paid at the time and piace cf sale.) and the residue in ons, two, and three Years respectively, from date, with interest at the Fate of seven per centom par anuam until paid, pay sble semi-sopnaliy, and for which the purchaser vst give notes, secured by adeed of trust on the premises sold, All converancicg to be atthe par- Chasers’ cost, generally. In this case an explosion would only crack the cylinder containing the oil, it is claimed. The apptication of this process has been made to a printing pressand a punching &nd riveting machine, which are on exhibition. Geizor ox NaPotron.—The Moniteur pnd- Vebes a private letter written by M. Gaizott in March, 1860, in which the Emperor Napoleon is TENTERANCE PARTINS are rather notorious for political fol snd that of New York is 7 “ ' 1 st diy an exceptio Notwithatunding the fact Soriee eae uk Somslloa WH satin thus described: “As to historical personages ¥ aN exces daya efter tne dy of silo the srantiny aenronke | you aro quite right in cousidering bles ohnter | that the democratte platform expresaly declares Fight to resell tho property, or any part thereof, oa | this moment occaples the scene a singnlar ona, | 4kainst their principles, since they were not ten days’ public notice in auy pews paper published able to contro] the re; and in saying that unless people anderstand him nh orgacization *s they can understand nothing of what t= going in Waehin they wished, a probibition ticket has n. for cash, Bt the riak and coat of ths purchaser in default, & HYDE. { erustees. | an.” Never did aman enerdie more Infleons | inated, althougn its eupporturs must tonw cnet oot 388 LATIMER & Bipg\ Acts, | Over bis age, and occasion more events with less | bY #0 doing they play tuto the hands of the dem. peraons| greatness, whether of American. yey co j mind or of t Am Be ra degit? Liunititun arenes character: He slove is responsible for evers- | ag-One thousand marince ciabark from Mad- Between 9th and 10th streets northwest. His contemporaries have only to answer rid for Caba November 19. 87-“Oraculates” is the most recent contriba- n to the English vocabulary. We are in- debted for this new verb to the genius of Neva- da journalism. ness or apathy with whieh they let him ac'. That will be quite enough for them in history. He begins, more- T, to be much embarrassed by what he has dore. He has raised I know not how many ques- tions which be cannot solve. He has made war, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON BOUTH SIDE OF A STHERET, BETWEEN BINTH AND cEVENTH NOBTHW EST, CONSISTING OF A THREE- ETOMY AND BASEMENT BRICK DAWEL- : > S7-A man baying « bill against a distant BY Vitis of a Atod ae han” boiaie cate | be bas inade pesce, and bis eucesense, aaiticary | _meechant sent @ letier of inquiry to ® banker Barn 20, A.D. 1572, aud duly recorded in. Itber ife, have only Drought him to a position | in that locality. ‘The reply wax “He te dead; No. 680, fot1o 293, One of the laud records for embarrassment aud impotence. He is | but he pays now ss well as be ewer did.”" sna pington connry sin the Districe of Columbia, | forced to declare this himerlx publicly, and to | s9-The minere of the West Riding of York- Spa by Noauest of party secured thereby, X wisi Sh | renounce the regulation oi the future, which he | shire, Pngland, having refused to cousent to's hisheat bidiler,onMONDAY, Gctober 1918, 4.D. | Wished to do afver having overturned the ores | redactionof twenty per cent. tu thelr wages 1874, at 4:30 p. m.. all that certain pisce or ent. { do not know whether this experience | bave been locked out to the number of eix thous- of one ef a and beta in the city of ? val give k ny peyemyes tor began roves Teal bod. ton, in said District,and known as partof Lot t-, ending in his being one day equativy pow- Bu " i natn o god Later nc gi ni? for the — —— erless to regulate them. 2 wish ft mors then I aetere oa poe ee ee eed Lsfect v0.0 18 foot @-inch aller. thence ose aong | C=HECtIG. Ho is strangely wanting ix fores Beecher to the place he bas so long heid in the the Line 6f said alley 18 feat; thenos north 135 feet to | 274 is equally wedded to his schemes and hasty hearts of the American people.—Springfeld Re- We line of Hstreet nora; aud theace wen along | !D getting tired of the labor and tedium of ear- | ction, sald H street 18 fest to the ‘pines of beginning, to. | rying them out. ea gether with the improvements thereon, and togsther = = with ihe uses and privileges mentioned in deed re- ‘acd in tiber D, No, 6, folio 148, of said land re0- ‘Terms of sale: One third cash, of which 62H must be paid at the tine of sale, and the balance in equal peymente fn sts end twelve ond eighteen mouths, to be secured by purchaser's note ring age ad cent. ioterest, until paid, from day of sale, a decd of trust'on property'sold. Oonvsyaacing aud recording at purchaser's cost, If terms of asie are not complied with in ssven days afcer sale, the Trus- teo reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser WM_ FF, BOLTZMAN, Trustee, {Rep} LUTTRELL & O0., Ancts. ¥ B_H. WARNER, Discovery aT HenccvLawsevm.—An inter- erting discovery of a life-rized female bust in pure silver has lately been made at Herculan- eum. The work, according to an account given in the Patrice, is in a state of excellent preserra- tion, and is the only specimen of its kind whieh has been tonnd during the course of the excava- tions. At first the material was thought to be only bronze, the action of the sulphur having eomewhat altered the appearance of the surface, and the sulphate of silver which has formed up- on the metal yielding a black color like that found in the commonest sort of material. The bust was removed to the museum, when one of MAKEIED. BEOWN—CCUNNINGHAM. Octobor th, 1574, aithe parronage, by the her. O, A Smith, BTA PEEN T. £ROWN, w EMMA’ A. OUNRIS HAM. [Baltimore papers please copy.) vad STOCK MAB—LOGABS =n the Teh of October, 1574,by the Rov. Fatuer Stonestreet, THEODORE T.STOCKMAN to EMMA L. LOGARB, both of Geergevown. ba 222. Digpnb. BISHOP On the morning of the Wy inat., Mise JEMIMA BISHOP, in the 67(b year of ber age, » Funeral will take place ov Bu: *, the ith fat yat.s o'clock p. m.y from the resldenee of bar cet Beal Estate Broker apd Avetionesr, the keepers, struck with the unusual tone of the | pivct No. 1014 | strect southonst. ves end Tth and F ste, northwest. | bronze, scraped away a part of the surface, aud | fricids are reepectfully invited to aitend. . riper tees ath eae atonce came upon the silver beneath. A’ dis BOGGESS, October Sib, 1574, i STOTION SALE OF & VALUSBLE BUIGD- | cussion has arisen whether the work was origi- | ©. BUGGEDS. wile of T L.B- ING LOT ON THE SOLTd SIDE OF G nally cast or chiseled, but there seems now little Fooeral will STRERT BETWEEN SEVEN “EENTA AND | Goubt that the former hypothesis is correct. The | sotthwesten Sunday morning at 10 0 TH STKERTS NORTHWEST aintances are fi od attend. een RATURDAT. October Ip ilste nt 4-99 | head is that of a young end beautiful woman, | std acon eed 80 went at Copgressionsl cemetery. but as yet the features Phila, Ledger please copy | ve not been identified with that of any otber c iy o'clock, p m., I will sell at public auction, in wt dl front of the ‘premises, lot zumbered 18, in MILLER. At la m., Friday, October 9, JA8. are 169, fronting on ncrth G street 59 fect 11 irene, fh adept of 113 fect 8% Inches tv 030 a TAETonore—Cuder the shove caption Betive of Lenaontsery, irciante sal aestan of foot alley Visalia (Cal. ta aR No doubt ev, u ears. cipnien,o0dcacaey fe" nttine ta tsignan a; | ody Sinks ne knows what wo meat by" thls | “anvil eliftat pice Sunday, Oper Maat 2 +ipht per cent. per apntm from day of salo, secu: heading. Bat what we do 18 a dise o'clock D. her ass by that name, several cases of which have ae: red on Tule river. The mt is tak ng with itching on the under side, at the root of the tongue, from which, we are in! cee the growth of a fungus regemblt a) Fed ‘deed of trust on the property sold; $100 will be Plame ‘sa ndepoott ut time of eats. ali coovernuc, ing at expense rf purchsser, Terms to be com, Wocteeonde J.P COLDWELE, Balonman, octs-eokds H. WABRER. which soon fille the mouth and ‘eal Estate Broker and Acctionesr, it, acsing enffveation and A Federal Buildings, corner 7th aud ¥ sta, northwest. | .jiess reitef is obtained. Dr. Henrabo ba: several bed cases. The f smgus being bura- dea O5,5 | -d'awny with caustic, Is one’ insanse, tho 0. tongue is said to have grown two inches in an hoor. Asthis disease is new to almost mites saa one, we hope Us # deseiiption of it for- (Buccessor to HARVEY & Bo. 034 F Sraxer, between Ninth and Tenth.