Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1875, Page 3

ETE ee RAILROADS. LURE AND OHIO BAILROAD. ALT WIDTER SCHEDULE—Jayvany m4, 1874. om Bal k ierick. Point « ‘dar is Thr: Hagerstirw ue WASHINGTON ¢ re and Way Stations reand Rela; Germantown, nm, Valley Branch Way Stations. re and Philadelphia, Bost Denner a R re Laurel and Relay e-litan branch > or. \ouspelis and Way a Metr ITE a ¥ except tan Branch.) Relay, wiimam cars. Fast Expr IN 7.435. m 1140p. m, MAO RAILR ‘ B Steer N i os will ran asf LTIMO ily exce He tatty bee for New Yo and Nor} Train xcept << trom New Yo h trains for Anna at 9 a.m. rdere at Tick 6th st in bay aod re-nier ugh tick Lont ‘and Pe all pot inmat, hand S tou at 5% @. m. and 3 Traine from Pope Louis, N te. Annapolis, Frederick and | Philadelphia, Boston, Baitt- Cs St. Lous, Louisville, Oinein- Colambus, Sandusky, Pittsburg. Hagere rie “se ille, Dinner ai Cumberiaad, | Rocks and Way Stations. on, Nor- Kecks, and Way Interv.ediate Stations to Stations, Winchester, and Way Saturday, Chicago, St. innatt, Columbus, San: Breakfast cinnati, «3. toe 8 alm, 130,345 stopping OAD. Ww aH i E. pt Mon- rk, daily for Nor- Sunday. n daily except Sanday 1 Philadelphia Express, rk, daily “pt Sunday. and the West. i Pat 2:13 reek, at Office, street and Pennsylvania ansy Lv a. led for and a North , Colum: New Or- ha. San Francisco, and all points 1 Sup't Ma FD M_BOYD, ml Pase'r Agent fd - GREAT Invi PENNSYLY ‘Mig ROUTE 1875 NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST Ws 5:33 0. m. | Baltimore. %:30 a.m W35am.[ 113 p.m 7106p w > p.m. MA » Ww ut tame. burg. Bui DM BOY ely @ 1015 AT Der procuring “41 BLE TRACK Bo f KE CONN ASHIN change ‘TIONS ON w the W ra, F.. Geworal Passenger A: Philadel phi © Sate room Day'and [| » Western and Central EST and ured at the offices Vania avenne, and i street and Penunyivania avenne, under Hotel, where reliable information wil) be chets at these offices can Palace Cars for Chicago, gent, in, Pa. ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON 8. B. Comxez c Ila. il sm, a “Ww HOLIDAY GOoDs. RY CHRISTMAS Fee MEK. HAP we. daily. a! Ains leave Ale ssudria as follows:—6, 7 or Ba IXTH STREETS ns teave for Alexandria as follows:—6, 7 m, 1.3.4 6, 7p 1.3.4.3, 6 aod 7 p.m rs cap leave orders for hotels and residences th: B.S. YOU General Passenger AnD PY NEW YEAR ose MASSEY S PHILADELPHIA ALR, for above Ly filled. CINCINNATI LAGER BEER, P A BE APPLE CIDER AND SWEET CATAWBA SAMW'L C. PALM ber traing daily exc EXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RB. B., m.; 9 The © pti. frum Aivxandria daily, all other except Sundas 4. mo enect with trains on Wash- n k T SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond, shington 11:3% p.m. daily, except Sunday. for Richmond leaves Washington daily at kets to all points South and Sont at Offices corner Lib atreet and Pennsylvania, and corner 6th street and Pennsylvania ave- cked a8 all o GEO. C. WILKINS, General Sup t. Baltimore, Md. bax: rough 1 IN Age WINE, ER, Greene street, Georgetown, D.C. vods tn bottles yo charge for deli: |, kegs or very. Heemay 6 Beranto W VODs, opoR ¢ ASES—In Cut Gingn, Bussta Leather and BLiLET bor and Decor TOILET SETS Decoration, from jany very cl cinding Lak Well an $2 Te from Se. te ry Bacharat, te $. per set ant designs in GILT BRO is, Match Safer, and Cigar Bacharat, Cut Glass and Sut Glass and Hand NZE, tn. aud A«b Keceivers: Thermometers, in Cut Glass and Bronze, ivory He Shaving Brushes and Shell Combe, Hand a: es, Tourists’ Cape and Bottles. Ad at ty low 8. THOMPSO 0 1st BANKERS. bt NCAN. SHERMAN & CO., BANKERS, Nes. 9 and 11 Nassa eet, New York, i NOTES sad LETTERS OF CREDIT fr TRAVELERS IN EUROPE AND THE EAST. avatiable in all the principal cities, also, for use in the United Staies, West Indies, &c. TE. EGRAPHIC TEANSFERS to LONDON, CALIFORNIA. HAVANA, MEXICO JAPAN. dc. Accounts of Banks, ore received Sight Prat! NA 5 al Bank Buildin ton England, {1 09 Tth H points. atreet, Jand, France and id, Stocks and Government Bonds. reand Telegraph for use of febie-ly MISCELLANEOUS. N of the EW SPHING STYLE CARRIAGES —Over 400 Pastas roy ete ter ss RR ar on. to ‘ | ‘Top Boawice, Kesh and UL ne | STEAME R_LINEs. AUCTION SALE: N EW EXPRESS From Pier 2, North SATURDAY, at 12 m From 59 PDC. Tt | _ This line connects at Regrlar Semi weekly nee, Bost: age in Bost = GF WM. P CLYDE & 00 am Freights delivered MAIL STEAM: ONLY LINE CABLN, PETER WRIGHT {SHERMAN ae y ater street. Georgetow DAY, at Wame . by Knox's Ex: a at General Off ‘ eo oe Bor, 503, Pennsytvania CARRYT AMERICAN FLAG. Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia for QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL. INTERMEDIATE and STEERAGE ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. Rates as low as by another first-class Line. 1429 F wcreot. W LINE VIA BETWEEN os PHILADELPHIA, ALEXAN INGTON AND GEORG: SAILING DAY. DRIA, Va., WASH ETOWN, D. 0. Wharves, Philadelphia with Clyde's Line of Steamers for Provi- | nnd New England States. No by this Hine. FA. REED. Alexandria, Va. D. DC. MINK, 29 Devonshire street, Boston, Y¥DE, Ags it fc e . Philadel “aa ae arf, will AMERICAN LINE. S iPS. N@) TH peets7 3 & SONS. General Agents Puiladelpaia = (Bankers), Agonts, ington. ‘0 FPeom Paaperen SHI FROM Mark freight ship by B ‘a Line. apatly via Clydea format; 59 We BOSTON AND PROVID! 1A P BY “NEW EXPRESS LINE.” w Expres ion apply With the view of dix: pe F notisi THE BRITISH AD ROYAL MAIL | BETWEE A DAY from New York marked * do wy = from Li oN ing, street, oppoai Jand- ly a CHAS. G. Ze. Cros! g to the north F Passage. —Cabin, $30, ccommuodation ‘soffice, Cexyarn LINE, NOTICE. ishing the chancos of col- Steamers of this Line take m specified Lsensons of the year. ward passage frum Queenstown to New ton, crossing Mer of 80 at 43 lat., or to the north of 43 ng the Meridian of f 42. ‘ORTH AMERI LIVER- POOL, G AT CORK HARBOR, From N kom New You w Hf... Weed Bi Abys-inia Wed «Feb. 2s Parthia .Wed, Wed., March 3 stgerin 8. Wed, A Wed. March le China Wod.. Aprit 14 i every fullowing WEDNESDAY and SATUB- ot carry steerage passen- 210, and 9130, iekets to Paris, ra tickets on fayurable at low rates. 5 1 and Queenstown, parts of Eurepe, at lowest rates. Through lading given fer Bel Ginazow, Havre, ther ports on th ports. For freigh 'y FRANCKLYN, Agent. M E WASHINGTON A Herenfter the fine Steatu: iN GIBSON will n a no NEW Y¥ WASHIN ETOWN kw ud wharf. BE COLIB) he on rt en-octay. wreet ian repaired. Pianos fur rent ke regular week- « follows:—Leay gation apply to PIANOS, é&c. Bi | HUMMING Tl and small, Girst class, Piany. ever. made. Wan WILD & BROS... Sele Agents, 723 7th! orthwest, half sguare above Patent Office and other Instruments faithfully tuned and CHANTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN ND NEW YORE. oieah te | A' CTION SALES, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, ______ FUTURE Days. fy 488 a YILLIA ae ‘fred 1001, not nd Wth and D streets TRUSTEFS’ SALE OF 4 TWO-8 . 7 HOUSE nee A TWO-STORY FRAMS T. NoRTHW K STREET a decd of trust to the under. date Octoh n Liber N. Tecords in a | bia. and at the write hote secured in front of the premizes,on MON of February, 4. D. 1575, at 4:30 west half of ubered seven (7). in subdivision of Square numbered one hundred and sixty-three | (163), im the said city of Washington. D.C-. anid west half of said Lot having a front of fifteen (15) feet on the north siee of north K street, and running back With on even width 10) feet and 11 inches to an alley, and improved by a two-story Frame Dwelling One-half of the purchas- money to and the balan Kp m., the moi rate of ten (10) per cent. per | and secured by deed of trast on the prope mediately afte not fully comp! fer sale, | the Trustees reserve th sell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, by giving three d F i notice of ench resale? g Star” pews mblished in anid ee WATER C.JUHNSON cop cg ALBERT F. FOX, hep WASH. B. WILLIAMS * Even- R, Ren} Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Federal Building, corner 7th and F sts. northwest TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE Bur IN IRTHEAST CORNE I EW JERSEY AVENUE t dated Juno 9, A. iber No. 721. folio rds for th trict of mmbia, and at 3 d reby, we will sell highest in fi vAY, f number: subdivision of hundred end sixt b T street. with 3. Diu 4 pron not {ten per cont per red by a deed 2 at pur mpit few spapers pull ton, D.C. WILLIA GEORG a7 TH ABO SAL POSTPON until TUESDAY, February 75, rT and pince. WILLIAM ST GEORGE Hi. P - ee THE AROVE L POSTPONED notil FRIDAY. February 1 and place, WILLIA GEOKG er and Broker, aud F sts. northwest. EE-STORY BR £OF DSTRE STREETS ING« N LL BETWK WES hips £.O. KNIGHT and ORK, ALEX GTON 63 Water street, George’ T at the office of the Premident, near P-street J. W. THY Y cliverad by K APSON, President. BIRD) PIANO— feb3-tr G, BEBS, Peacticat Be York ave.. Washiugt | BRO_8,” and also for the Pianos. NY. Prano: patred, For Sale and Rent a: for the unrivalled Pianos Piayo Maker, 632 New on. Sole SRR DECKER LIGHTE & and Oreans Tuned. Re- Reasonadie Prices. tol-tr F SPLENDID KNABE PIANOS. are Grand, Square Wwe Mm 7-octaves, full toned. tended to. jané-tr 423 lth st STOCK most pccommodating terme +The world-renowned Parlor Grand, 5 nd Upright Pre SAMMON 8 Celebrated PIA -| Fog sale and rent on the G. eicHeNBacn, above Penna avente B. SMITH F. MERCHANT TAILORS. MEKCHANT TAILOR, S18 F Stacet, Orrositx Parext Orrice, pally Washington, D: 0. ) J. HEIBERGE: - Successor to CiT1zENS, ARMY AND. M. Metropolitan H: iylly Londen & Co.,) NAVY EKCHANT TAILOR »tel, (late Brown’s,) No. 362 Penn's ave.. Washington THE TRADES. SINCLAIR & RoBER Practwal Machinists Personal attention given re solicited, and ex: sepletm fronting on Pennaylvani TSON and Engine Builders. to Jobbing and Repairs, jon of work invited. 111s D eae. AWNINGS AND AWNING FRAMES y Tmpr id Sty for Stores, f 713 Market Space, betw try Residences, at factory” Manufactured oe JOHN ©. HOGAN, le and Pi eon 7th and 8th streets, Flage and Camp-Moeting Tents for sale or rent. Sole ager Awning © rial, for the only Genuine Mildewed Proof aplé-tr NT Thaves method of proparing Paint which I will warrant to © defective brick walls aud vided the paint ix applicd cents per MoUs ys at"s style and in the most in. my line I respectfu LT have not he Shop. ly jectually prevent dampnoss caused by leaky metalic roofs, ro by my own bands, i rice foot for three coats. 4S painted in the very latest bs hl; sland ‘for every kind of work cing thoroughly equipped for every of wort th fy ak a trial from those whom fore met pr moma er 05 Lith street, between H and I northwest. ISAAC CURRY. reasonable terms, b CARRIAGE 1204 Frankford Av Jame BRIEN, Practical Plumber, No. 60 Louisiana avenue, near 6th stroet, north side. Resi- dence 322 Sth street northeast’ Specialty, TIN. LINED PIPE always on hand mal-te (, 1BSON BROTHERS. BOC AND JOB PRINTERS, 1012 Pennsylvania avenue, (south side.) SE WORK specialty. rovas-ly GS carriages. SRR J@SEPH GECKHAUS, BUILDER, e, Philadelphia Azove GigaRD AVENUE, , ESTABLIS! HED 1853 FINEST ASSORTMENT. NEWEST DESIGNS. LANDAUS, LANDA! LANDAUS, COUPES. PHAETONS, VICTORIA: GIES, DRAGS, MANTOWN COACHES, COUPE-ROCKAWAYS, ULETS, FIVE-GLASS LOU PLETS, BA ROUOHES, 8, CABRIOLETS, BUG- GER- CLOSE AND SHIFTING 3 +h UARTER COACHES, ENGLISH COACHES J seat O }. Second ” Q' in eachamas” eg Before parchast . isomers | CLARENCES, HEABSES. oct2)-3m » No. street, and ashi and W. Fayette | "J'HOS. S. BOSTON, PIANIST, Street, Baltimore, ae LN Will fish Keceptigns, Social aud Fashionable 7ES | Sie race areresecn 9 onagmTen STOVES, &c. | Fecelve prompt ottention. ‘Basle for the German a Ag B HARROVER, Massfacwo of Stocesand Wustinato -s asa <1 : dealer in Hard Wenn! Housefursishing Goods. Roofing and Spout: cea a COGITA UNE ing a specialty. No. opal street my PX. t a pear Bbode Inland a) _ seple- i rict « ‘y = of_ administration w. a.,on the Lt = ‘ANDREW BALMAIN, late of Washington city, Wwaten District of Columbia, diceased. a inst the said deceased claims aaa to Re he arn ens thereof, an M. W. GALT. BRO. & CO,, they tay otherwise by law be excluded trom all bens Ofer all the newest styles of et of the said estate, Given under our bands this SOSDON: Gysnva,and | Mb day of nua TEL J. DRAPER, . JAMES G. PAYNE, AMERIOAN sperms, | _jant-f3t ‘a wis. _AT VERY LOW PRICES. jané-tr pD®* AND STRAIGHT POKER. ‘All Cheating Tricks and sdvantages at thts and A ington, the 23th undersigned hereb; t as Assi - we ‘thre ¢ ‘ashington, D. C.. wl we cise reat learn to eck yourseif, Tou, rept Sie ha ‘Will never money to - Address PARKER BONARD. uw «38 Fulton street, New York City, ouioe BY potent PTCY —Disraict pong ed trict of Columbia, viz -—ANl that piece or parcel of ground known and as L number: om subdivision of part (in ¢ five hundred and seventy, (570,) according to the subdivision there: duly rei in Liber H. D.C. foli in the oft rvesor of si Washington, to gether with the improvement=, &e ‘Term: a certain writing signed by the terms of sale in ease of the tty are: One-third cash, and e nths, for By virt ved of the purel eyancing at the and all If terms ¢ the trust erty at the risk and cost of the det afier five days’ advertisement e rOp- ulting purchaser CHARLES ¢ tf JOHN CHARK { Trustees, feb5-cod J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman. ATIMER & CLEARY, Anctioncers and Real Estate Brokers, Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. aud Uth St Btar Office Buildings. SALE OF scrnienbtapss se BRIDGES, CURB- c. On TUESDAY MORNING, February 9th, 1875, at 12 o'clock m.. we shall sell on the*> Reservations,” street. (Agricultural Grounds.) a large Jot of miscellaneous inaterials, embracing the abuve, By order of together with vr or r ‘ EARY, Ancts. S7'THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on account of the snow until TUESDAY, February 16, 1575, «ame hour and place. febs dts LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts. FAMILY SUPPLIES. PRUNES. PRUNES PRUNES. ONE TON OF CHOICE NEW TURKEY PRUNES Just Received, Eight Pounds for 91. ALso, We will continue to sell, for a few days more, 6 pounds MIXED NUTS, (including SOFT SHELL ALMONDS,) for $1.00. ALso, On band, and for sale at arcasonable price, a FULL CAB LOAL of choice NEW YORK STATE APPLES. We would further state that these apples were received and safely stored in our basement before the freezing cold weather came on, $0 that those who wish to purchase them need have no fears of getting frosted fruit. 3. H. WARNER, - a} Beal Estate Broker and Anctioneer, Federal Buildings, corner 7th aud F streets, W. W. TWO NEW TWO-STORY ] SON THE SOUTH SIDE REET, BETWEEN 61a AND AS! a deed of trust das 13th, A. D.1874, duly recorded in liber No. 73 387, one of the Vaud records for the District of mbia, and at the request of the party se thereby I will sell ar publica premises, on FRIDA + AST Grelcck, p. m..the following deccribed real ‘tute, situate ‘in the city of Washington, District of Co Jumbia, to wit: All that certaia piece or parcel of ground knows and described upon the ground plat Of said city as lot numbered sixteen (16) in square numbered eight hundred and fifty-nine (359,) front ing on north H street filty-two (52) fect ten and @ halt (10s) inches. by a depth of one handred and Seventy-five (175) feet three (3) inch an alley thisty (9) feet wide, together with the improve- ments, Be Terms: $1,649 95-100 with interest from Oct 18th. 1874, at'10 per cent. and expenses of sale in cash, and the balance at 32 and IS months, for which the notes of the chaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, secured by adecd of trust on the propert, be taken. A deposit of $100 will be required of the purchaser at time of safe; and all conveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. If terms of sale are not complied with in seven days the trastee rr serves the right to resell the property at the ri and cost of thedefaulting purchaser after five days” advertisement CHARLES H. MOUL febl-cokds J.T. COLDWE er er annuia to day of sale, S.. Ancii * Ninth and D streets, nor Lwest, SALE OF FINE OIL PAINTIN GALLERY OF HUGILAS McOAN rout res DUNCANSON BROS..4 STEE'S S ri ¥ at 10K DWELLI TREET, between ALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AT AUCTION —TWOST N SITUATE and Lith Te P sanction February 6t all that piece or parc ty, known wad desi vision of squ id brick fro: when ng at purchaser's cast ied with in five days fre right ton sell the ty at the risk and cost of the defa ing pur P. A. DAREN » Truste gan22-td Bu. B, Anct BeTHE E SALE 1S POSTP( THURS D until ty 1375, same hour and H. WARNER, Anct -E IS POSTP ATURDAY By virtue of «ul prema ¢ he District of Columbia, passed ia chancery No. 4,08, docket 4, wherein Win, T. Lunsford are plaint nnsturd et al. a I will sell at public anction. on th HUBSDAY AFTERNOON. at So'clock, part of Lot num are numbered three hundred and “win ' Washington city, in the District of € that is to «ay, that part of the said lot which nded a= follows, viz: Begin at the northwe corner of the said I 12th stre id ron south, on aline w the tril fre Nest, thirteen (13) feet orthernimost of two frame honses stat ‘aid lot and fronting on said street; then }fest to # north and south line of th noon said north thirteen (13) fect, and then west seventy (70) feet to 12th street and the be- ginning. Alxo, aright of way in and over that part of said lot included within the following metes and bounds. so as to communicate with the alley which rans through, re parallel with 1th and 12th street: Beginning at a point in ranted premises three ‘aud run thene stand parallel with the alley, then north three feet re an east and west line of th: ed by the said John W.D. Gray + thi 1 with said east and t f, then north to the of the said second line of the said grante Pp then west to thy inning. Also, the free and unrestricted use and passageway of and over an aliey lying between the said two frame hous communicating from 12th street to the yards i Tear of sitid houses, with the buildings thereon. Terms of sale a3 prescribed by the d: ‘ash; the balance on a credit of six and t in equal portions, to be secured by the pur ‘snotes, with surety to be approved by the ith interest at eight per contum per annum ay of sale, or the purchaser may pay the varchase m y in cash. to be required of ith >not whole of t fity . doligrs chase the and rest, eourt, and bo to the purcha said described premises and all the title and the of plaintiffs and defendants in this case. If the terms of sale are not contplied with within seven days, the trustee reserves the right to resell the premises, at the risk and cost of the defauiting pr Chaser, Upon one we ay ay lic notes of — resale. Conveyancing, &., at the cost of the purchaser. BML. DUNLOE: Truster, felt eotw. DUNCANSON BROS.. Avcts. M & CLEARY, Meest corn ar Odes Building. pee ed SALE OF VALUABLE MILL ROPERTY AND LARGE LOT OF GROUN NEAR THE ARSENAL. BEING THE STU. LL D PREMISES FORMERLY OCC Y¥ & SONS. ™M In compliance with a decree of th Court of the District of Columbia, case of Wm. Bradley & Suns, No. 212, first day of February, A. D., 1575, the nnder- signed trustee, substituted by said’ decree, will sell, at public auction, onthe premises. on MONDAY, the 15th day of Febru B; Mall howe pleces oF ‘ ita deed of trast executed by George Mattingly and wife, on the I7th day of June, 173, and recorded in liber No. 727, folio 265. &c,.'of the land records of Washington county, D.C.,"to James Fullerton and John H. Mattingly, as follows: The north part of Jot eleven (11) and all of lots num bered twelve, (12,) fourteen. (14,) fifteen, (15,) sixtsen, (16,) seventeen. 17,) eighteen, (18,) nineteen (19) aud twenty, (20,) fn square numbered five hundred four, (504,) the ‘said part of lot eleven being the north. part thereof, and commencing for the same. at ‘the northwest corner of said lot eleven, (11,) and thence running due east eighty-two feet tan alley thirty feet and two Inches: thence dis west to the weste A.D. i575, at js of ground ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO., Grocers, {Masonic TEMPLE,) 9TH STREET, opposite U.S. Patent Office, ELPHONZO ahaa | J. ¥. JOHNSON. jan%3-tr 7 AND KAUPHY. Lovers of good TEA and OOF FEE will be pleased to hear that they can buy the cele 2a ONY CLUB TEA the celebrated * rf AND COFFEES at Stands Nos. 14S and 149 Center Market,| east 5 These are of the Choicest Importations, and are retaod at a small advance on wholesale a T. FRECH, 148 and 149 Center Market, every day. east '. seplé- BARE SELLING GOOD BLACK Wes ih 80 cote per pod ands Et ‘at 75 cents. . BBOWNING & MIDD: 0) 610 Fennsyivania wet ‘ALL AT C, G. 1ER’S, ee eee Eee ee, a reduced 5 CLA! per dozen, $3.50; RHINE WINE, $5; TAWBA, 91.50. (aigcue Buakb"" Wasrpeney syavr, che EDUCATIONAL. Dairies atts EAE KEICHENBACHDS Plano Store. Ree acs = ues aadania edo Ras A= WICK SEMINARY FOR YOUNG Lapims Prince George Gon a, STOCK SPECULATIONS. 50. $100, $200, $500. eee ALEX, FROTHINGHAM #CO., jantl,wflm* Bankers, 13 Wall street, X, X, said jot, and thence in a northwesterl n to the place of beginning, together wi improvements, &c. he improvements consist of a large two-st mill, formerly used as 4 stone-sawing mill, with stone-cutter’s sheds, Llacksmith’s shops, machinery, om ‘The terms of sale, as prescribed by said decree will boas follows: The purchaser at said sale sbail Pay one-fourth of the ‘purchase money in cash, and the balance in three equal instalments, in six, twelve,and eighteen months from day of sale. The deferred payments to be secured by the p ry of the haser, bearing six per cent. in- terest a” deed of trust on the premises sold; Eis whole par’ Silom the parcltser shall shot to ‘unless the purchaser shall el pay chase money in cash. Ifthe terms of sale are not complied with within ten days, the trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the purchaser's risk aud cost, on giving ten day's public notice. A pen the property WEBB, Traster. LEARY, Aucts. B. © VARxeR, i . |” “Real Estate Broker and Auctioner. Federal Buildings, corner F and 7th sts. northwest, STEE’S SAL} TWO-STORY BRICK TOWELLING. oN eit SOUTH SIDE OF © REET. BETWEEN 121 AND I3ru STS. he ees ors deed of trast to Charles A deference i a Be F . o the land records for the District of Columbia’ ea of apace peer ar cia F » 1874, at 4 o'clock p.m..all URDAY, February 20th, he 4 o'clock p. a rund, situated Lumbia, ‘at time of sale. Ent Surviving Trustee. cod BES" PP COLDWELL Suioaean, U™mtp STATES MARSHALS SALE. sgeuaecrraa ATIMER & CLEARY. Anettonccrs and Real Estate Brokers, hwest corner Penna. avenue aud Uth street, Star Office Building. )-MORROW (Saturday) MORNING, 13th. commenciug at 10 o clock, staal sale of Homeehold LATIMER & CLE. Aact YASH. B. WILLIAMS, Anctioncer, (Successor te Green & Williams, Aucts.,) No. 1001 northwest commer lth aud D ts. ONE HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE, Buhl fnieh - hearly new: BEACK WAL ITE. WALNUT TRIMMED Sout! Marble Top: PAINTED UREAUS, WASHSTANDS AT and other CHATRS, ROCK TOP CENTER TABLE: HAT TENSION AND SIDE TABLES: NGRAIN CARPETS: id SLASS a rortnent of HOUSEL tke“ ILD FURSITE 1 AL ‘OR RANGE, No. 7. with Pixtnres com, ARLOR, BEDROOM, and One VIE plete. MORROW MORNING, February commencing st 10 o'clock, T shall sell in front of my auction room the Above collec tion of Furn . &e v1 Some of th if Little mae WASH. B. WILT removed to store for 4 aly ash Anct rnitare has been bh It Ter TAMS STEE’S SALE OF A VALUABLE ESIDENCKE ON K STREET. NSAR_S) ALOYSIUS CHURCH. IN SOUAR > “K By y i at th tice All conve UNCANSON R Southeast com ALE vA ) or RE 2 KET. BE THSTREETS WEST Virtun of a r A ¥ at public Ader, in front Ist day of March At 4:30 o'clock p.m, all Uist pi f Tans] itn d being in the Wash on District of Columbia, and knows aud d plan of said city as hundred and seventy same at a pointon and « half inches and ru of Conve; expense of purchaser. If terms of sale ary plied with in seven days the trustees reser Hight to resell at risk and cost of defauiting p s S HILTON Uren BROS., fe 12-eokds Descassc Aucts 13 northwest. ESIRADLE REAL Fs TH A STREET, REETS EA ated February uly recorded tn liber No Coruer gt and D By virtue of Isth, A_D. 1572, and parcel of lund situ District of € end ki plat or plan of said city as a bine, (9,) ia th sdivision eight hundred a: wer i ington vity.t te thereon, ferme ot sale ein two equal in with in- ten ps be secured by { Trustees. ~ Aucts \CANSON BROS., Anctioncers. Southeast corner 9h and D sts. northwest. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, BEING PART OF LOT 3, IN SQUARE 750. By virtne of two deeds of trust, dated respec- Busts Wrh day of June, A. D. 1571, and m the 6th day of Suiy, A.D. 1571, and duly re- corded in Liber No. 651, folios 1.ct seq’, and in Liber ios 398, et seq.. of the land records tor county, in the District of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, we will sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 3d day of March, A. D. 1875, at 4:30 o'clock hye that piece or y ot Wash parcel of land situated in the District of Columbia, and known upon the lat or plan of said city as and bemg part of three (3), in sqnare numbered seven ington, d enue twenty feet southeastwardly from the southwestern corner of said lot. and syuare, aud thence running southeastwardly along said avenue fifty-two feet and six inches, thenee northeastwardly and at right angles with the said avenne fort even feet and six and one-quarter orth to a point on the line of south six fect and three inches eastward northwestern corner of said Lot and Square, ence West along the said south A street sixty-six t and three inches, and thence southwardly to he place of beginning, together ts. inches, then A street ghity h the impra rms of wal 1 instalime ths. with balance in three ve and eighteen crest at teh per cent. per anuum he secured by deed of trust on the all cash, ae the purchaser may of $100'will be required at the All conyeyancing at the expense of If terms of sale are not complied with in the Trustees reserve the right to resell at TTS HTTON, FX DOOLEY. 8" Trastecs. i iA DUNCANSON BROS.. Ancts. febl2-eokds B. #AENEB Real Estate Broker and Auctionesr, ral Buildings, corner 7th and F strects NW. NCERY SALE OF A FOUR-STORY ESSED-BRICK FRONT DWELLING, H BACK BUILDING, No. 1809. AND A HREE STORY FRAME DWELLING, No. 07 STREET, (NORTH SIDE.) BETWEEN isri AND 19TH STREETS NORTH WEST. By virtue of a decree passed in the Supreme £ Court of the District of Columbia on the second fay of January, A. D. 1875, inequity cause No. 4066, doc. 14. whe and Mary Russell is complainant defendants, the un dersigned will sell, on WEDNESDAY, tho 10th day of March, A-D- 13. at 4 o'clock: Ri m..at auction. in front of the premises, all those’ pieces or reels of ground situate in the Py ded ‘Washington, District of Columbia, known and designated. om the ground pian or plat of said city as tot numbered three (3) and the western part of lot numbered two (3s in uate Dumbered ome hundred audeix 106); aald part of tot two (2) having a fromt of four(a) fect on worth T streot, and Tuuning back ‘the same width to the rear line of said lot, together with the wements, &c.) the whole of said premises having a front on the north side of I street, between 18th and 19th streets porthwest. of forty-four (44) feet, and rauning back fa wide alley. Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and the residue in three equal instalments in six, twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, with interest at cent. per annum until paid, cight per to be secured by Rromissory notes of the purcha- ser, ‘with sureties, to be approved by the trustee . A it of $250 will be required of the purchaser at Hike ot sais. All comvepseotng as the ‘of the purchaser. If terms of sale are not ‘with in Zeven davs, the trustee ‘reserves. the toresell the property at the risk and cost of the detaulting DPurehaser, after five days) ady 4 GEORG Trustee. febI2-cokds —_ 3. COLD . Balesman. Latiiauctioneat and eal Estate ant oe SALE OF A _LARG! JUN BOOKS OF Mis- © ANEOUS: KS. 7. MONDAY and TU ay EVENIN: hel ‘ebruary 13th and F6th, commencing at 7 yen siieslssyeumsanation carton collec w ol LA! ¢ wnMISCELLANBOUS BOOKS, Keeping. ‘weit Ro. street, pepe es fe. aes orate | | i | | elective. He intimated that it would be | men CONG@RESSIONA L- Conclusion of Yesterday's Pa ecedings. — The .Suifrage Amendment Voted Down SENATE.—After our report closed - Debate on the Morrill bin for the a Vera cf the District was continued. Mr. Stewart a.gued against the substi, Ute of Mr Wright. He said it would be impoa t- ble to have a good government in this Dia ~ | triet. where the was such @ large floating Population. by having the offi rage. that any andily to yield to the clamor about su r. Merrimon argued at some lengt constitution did not contempla establishment of suffrage in this Distric | THE SUFFRA f AMENDMENT Lost. } The question being taken on the amend- | ment of Mr. Morton, providing that the | board of commissioners shall be elected by the qualified voters of the Distric . lost by at Yrac—M Conkling, DACRE Hamlin, it was | Nays—Mears. Allison, Bay ‘ Deans, Gilbert, waite, G ilton of Md Kelly. Mc Morrill of Me., Morrill of Vt.. Prat gent. Saulsbury, Sch ME, Stev Stockton. Thur nm, Waadiet A TEST VOTE ON THE THE ELE mu tmen rs to bye hey were to own govera t of suffrage was to be pre- served through the of ad C ss, Who would not even hay te ame up. it was too thin country td not be by it, It was perfectly nseless to intlict upon the peoy this District heavy Mr. Morrill (Me.) said he would be wi to accept the amendment of Mr. Sarge we that the question of suf had nething at all to do with this mat- nd he was not to be fi about what the pr ink of it fhurman said the p ¢ brought indaily aud familiar in- with members of Congress, and had no trouble in making their wants known. Their petitions came up here as regul our daily prayers, There was no necessity fora De or this Diptrict, and he should not vote for the amendment. Mr. Morton said he was not willing to ac- cept this amendment, ds it is am ply form and conveys no power, and he should not vote for it. He called attention to the et that there had been this afternoon a solid democratic vote against recognizing the prin- ciple of suffrage. No doubt the democrats thought this was a good thing; that it was a good party measure to strike down suffrage in this District, and would be useful as a pre- cedent hereafter. Mr. Hamilton (Md.) said he should vote for the amendment, as he thought it would be proper for the District to have a Delegate. Ly ere were things in the bill which he did not like, but as it was necessary to have some measure, and this was the best that had been presented, he would vote for it. Mr. Sherman said it was essential to com- promise differences in order that the District should have some form of government. F bad voted for the amendment of Mr. Morton, and he thought the Commissioners should be elected by the people, and he had no doubt the next Congress would so provide. He Would vote for the bill. Mr. Edmunds said all this was necessary to pass a bill providing for the lev ving and col- lection of taxes, and let the bill to frame a new government to go over to the next Cor gress. Mr. Morrt! ( Me.) said, in reply to the ques- tion of Mr. Morton, that the Senator knew pothing at all of the bill. He had been talk- ing and talking about it, and yet he kaew nothing whavever of it. (Laughter) It would be refreshing for some one to criticise the bill who had read it, and knew what he talking about. This bill had no polities in it at ali; there were no jobs in it; nothing in it for street-corner politicians; it was to put honest men in office, and when they were in, they could not be put out. All this talk about what the democrats were goiag todo, why, he could ad that if the democrats were sup- porting this bill with any partisan object they would find that they were putting their foot fa it. His friend irom Vermont (Mr. Edmunds) was very anxious about the rights of the pa of this District, and yet he was anxious that wey should be placed at the tender mercies of the democrats in the next Congress. Pending further discussion the Senate (at 5.90 p.m.) adjourned. HOUSE.—After our rt closed— The postal appropriation bill was The amendment allowing public documents and seeds edt through the mails free of charge was stricken out. On motion of Mi. Dawes, (Mass.) the House went Into Committee of the Whole on THE REVENUE BILL, Mr. Hale (Me.) in the chair. ‘Mr. Dawes said it so happened that on Feb. 12, 1574, a year ago to-morrow, he addressed the House on the subject of the revenue, and tried to show that there was no necessity for taxation. He honestly belteved then that the government had ample resources from the then rates of taxation. Twelve months have rolled around, and he was 4s sincere now in urging the necessity of increased taxation to meet the expenditures of the government. When hespoke a year ago he made an estimate of the income of the gov- ernment from all sources. His estimate was for the gross sum of $281,777,972.9. The actual receipts at the end of the fiscal year Were 284,000,000 as st $251,000,000. He believed then that government would come out at the end of the year with asurplus of $5,000,000 which could go to the sinkin; fund. Bvt it did not quite reach that, bu’ Was a little over $2,000.00. The fact that the estimate had so nearly reached the actual receipts, was an indication to him that the administration of public affairs had been conducted with firmness and $85,000,000. celpts ot the government for each year since a ae a a 1, a ; in 183, 187 Lap yy rn a i 2 a 8 z & 5 Fea rE fu i ite BEE iH Sg ! 32 g isi a E i i i HE i i | 8 258 & tJ F A 3 hi i | : i i ze 3 8 5 i i 4 ate if i Fe ul E 3 i 5 i i i i Fe i et : : ef d 8 re ee eee jome. fattish. son, in his binish: The Lobbyist at To look at BU King he & avore? man, with a cast ¢ | gTay-reyes.a mus look of alertness, and a rither sensual, indulgent, coarse: type of | features. He is, say, forty-eight to Atty | {fo years olf. and raised in the interior of New York, where he was abankrupt sixteen | gears ago. Striving to be resuscitated as am srament, bis cheek was hardened. nis 3 kept in praction, and he learned | hard lessons of if and riches. Finally. he | Tomovist to Minneapolis, a young city al the Falls of the Missis-ippi, and star od a news, | Raper | His wits Jed the compositors and wi slaved for b news Paper, in Course of time, made Ie ww me, made him post Master of the House of Repre ontatives an office, but in th inds of men su ¥ great the post office is mightier thas Senate. For years I looked at Bill King Te political mental on $2.70 a year. In tse he came to my house Capitot aud asked me if I meant to appose bis fon. He said he had so undersiond. I 1 him that I did not even know what state eprosented, and ifhe had been a bad I should not have said so after the pains Be had taken. It always occurred to me that he was & poor, semi-dewserving person until I Visite! St. Paul in #2. Then f found a let ter anticipating my arrival, asking drive over to Minneapolis, six m bis guest at the Nicoltet House lt — TN King a more w paar eit per- natore pratries There his little newspaper had ome 4 large daily, adtitel by a young pt. whose {ndiseretiom Kt always put d his month. Property of owned bat. kes, hutldiag lots tal cata imp tot eal relation ther 1Ki papers miuast be a and th: the min t IM take hisseat inate Kir f the Lobby was un. and tis nerve, which was arsook him. He disap- stock farm in Cana’ < usual found Bill, the eynosure sition for’ A derney and Devonshire cattle, Parham bulls, Southdown rams, Yorkshire ewes, and ir ported Arabian stallions. position where a ing. coe! Manw < fore U this neighing, lowing, baa- wing, and bellowing came to @ focus, the deputy ser nt-at.arms bad only to reach ont his hands aed put a sabpovaa im the hand of Bill King Rumor says that William threw back his head, turned pale for a moment, then burst into a horseJnugh. and said, “You're a hell of a fellow! Don’t you know how to find a man any better than this? You're interrupt ing me amidst a great national duty Tam improving the short- — La i the Gray French manufacturers are still happy in nomenclature, and have given expressive hames to the new shades; for instance, ehin- chilla gray is the lightest shade of the fur of that name; argent ts the clear silver gray so dear to our grandmothers; Oxford is a blue gray like that of the English linens worn last summer, a stylish hue isa deep stone gray, yeleped Sphinx; tempere (tempest-color) is the suggestive name of murky grayish hae; Suedolse is a cold gray with untold depths of blue; French gray is soft dow or, Kussian gray ts like old-fashioned ashe:-of-roses: and to complete the gray list are two nondescript hues called Ashantee and Coomass The handsomest and frechest. brown shades are clear, rich, and deep, without any red- dish Bismarck tints, or the greenish olive and bronze hues lately worn. Seal brown and nut brown predominate. The darkest natural beige bro! alled Concha, and a similar shade is Trabuees; Tunisienne is @ lovely clear brown, and ronce is brier brown. Penelope, Cep and Noe are capricious namex for equally capricious tints. Veronibue is the name given dark eens whose color i almost invisible. Hydre is drab of beantiful blueish shades. Jujnbe is the color of the dark red paste of that name. Cratere ts red- dish brown. Capre is dark rich green. Acier is steel color. Light shades for evening dresses are crmande, of almond color; cream color that ts unbleached white; Italie, a clear straw color; asoft pink that the French cal’ sow rive, (@ smile,) and myosotis, which is forget-me-not blue. Many argent or pale silver shades are also shown. BYRON COLLARS AND CCFFS The coming noveities in ladies’ lingerie are Ton collars and cuffs; Indeed, they ha already been introduced, and have become popular with fair young ladies whose fair complexion can endure this broad expanse of linen; boarding-school girls especially ae- light'in them. They are like gentleinen’s shit collars, with rather more exaggerated pints. They are made of doubled linen at ed toa band, as gentlemen wear them, and would be improved by having a coliar- ette of muslin added Price 25 cmuts, The cuffs, made to match, are wide and square- cornered, and are worn turned ap on the out- side of the sieeve of the dress. The fashion of wearing linen cuffs outside the sleeve ix about to be revived. Those now seen are made toorder for ladies who lead fashion; they are nar.ow on the inside of the arm. extend toa deep point outside, where are fastened by three linen battons. Other new linen cuffs are straight, deep, and large, with a fall below the button-holes, which may be edged with needie-work or lace, or merely stitching. —Harper's Bava s7-“I call that horse car courting,” said a Lockport girl the other evening to a bashfal youth Who sat stiMy by her side, with lis fone upon the small of her back. &7-A Virginia City butcher told a painter to make him a sign which should read: »Mul- tum in Parvo sausage.” When he got tt, Feat flaming letters showed him “Mutton in ‘orko sausage.” It took three men to get the cleaver out of nis nands. a7-A Brooklyn young wom valuable information toa New York paper: “All girls are pleased to bave their attrac- tions recognized in a certain genteel way. the eyes lingering for an instant only—bu' prolonged stare from a man, no matter hot andsome he may be, excites nothing but & feeling of annoyance and disgust. v DE On the night of the lth inst., TZPATRICK at @ o'clock p.m. Magy ELizasern. the infant child of Jemes ant Jane Fitapatrick, aged 2 mouthe and 15 days - ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of nts, No. 253 21 street northeast, on Sunday. he lath instast, at 2, p.m. The reiatives am friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- HAAS. Died on the Ith instant, Marrie I. be loved wits ot Gear Hinas,jr-yan0 youngest daugh- ‘of James AW en Yuneral will take piacvat 2 o'clock Saturday, at Ee 734 Sth strest aw. x On Friday morning. 12th instant, at Oller resttenes, TH8 seh areet: Der A after a short painful Christian Parrick a resignation, OR, the 55th y of hus a native of aor gue. Vat tor the post 35 yearee , Ireland, Stant. st Soclock pu. “ RIORDAN. On the 12th, instant, Joux Rionpas, 2 rabetives and friends are ecchee ett srg PS ena Sree oe meey e p Sane a eet streets, on 80 eany, ____UNDERTAKERS. RR. ® wanvey, | No. 934 F STRxet, betwoen Ninth and Tenth,