Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1875, Page 3

RA’) (OADS. ‘ew aa¥ GTON INE TO BALTLMORE, + ORK, We PHILADEL?! ROSTON. ALL POINTS 1 {NEW ENGLAND THROUGH BETY s 7E OF CARS. ~* aew and of the most M33 PULL- SicstveLy. NG CARS ON S75, fraing by this a jomac sod B streets, as follows: + Philadelphia, New York, Sin emept panda. od Fete Pea x ‘rain— ow York and points Bast : ca Philadetphia and New York exeept Sunday 4 sap m Expres fr P\iladelphia and way points m Philadelphia, New York ARS on all Day Trains. SUREPING CARS on an be procured at the of- Night Tr sins iekets and infer fices of the comps: mage called fo tvcked at hotels and. prt- vate residences « company . north Yania avenue, ane vania avenue and BALT Teft at the offices of the h street and Pennsyl- riheast corner of Pennayl- POTOMAC BAIL- General Pax febl ~ tendent, Baltimore, RAL TINORE AND “#10 BAILBOAD, WINTER SCHEDULE—Janvarr 4, 1ST4. FROM Ws-. INGTON CITY. 600 8. m., Baits sod Way Stations. 7.00.8. i) Bolin. ©," Annapolis, Frederick and ¥ \phis, Boston, Balti- ilie, Cincin- » ke Pitsbarg. Hagers- Way Stations. Stations Nor- eo Sy S, » and Way tan branch.) Intermediate Stations to oe Hee bo m ah OFYS: is aud Way Stations, hester, sud Way itan Branch. 7. om co 6s & day, Chicago, St. watt, Columbus, San- liman cars. Breakfast nis, Cincinnati, Fast Express. TRAINS. -—S a.m, 1.30, 3.45, v7.35 am. and 21.40 p. m., stopping t he we k s Stop 0 Veadwet Hotel, Kelay House ” a « ®t the Baltimore Washington Station, and » where orders will be betked and received at any ‘in the e1 THOS. KR. Sh P. Master of Transportation. LM. COLE I Ticket Agent. GEO. S.ROONTZ. General Agent. iy’ ALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. Sry axp B Staexts N.W. ¥» March Ist, 1575, trains will rum as TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE. 6:35 6. m., Northern Express, daily except Mon- for Philadelphia and Now pi Sunday. dation, dma; Express’ for New York, daily Parlor Car Train : West and North, and for Nor- altimore. for Philadelphia and New cpt Sunday, me uudatiog, daily xcept Sunday. t Philutelpbia, daily except Sunday. wait Express, West, duily. ‘ew York Night Express. Express, daily except Saturd: rth; on Saturday leaves at at Ww ARKIVE AT WASHINGTON. as during BF Ali Trav Seation For farther + is TR 613 » New York Express, daily. =3. m., Accomm dation, daily except Sunday. 9:43 a. m., Fast Line. daily. fiz maw dation, daily except Sunday. 24 te and Philadelphia Express, pt Sunday. 40 Sl Express from New York, daily S1 =, daily except Sunday. 65. m.. So" u aprons, daily ‘Trains leaving Wa-bicgton at 5:35 a. m. on Tnes- day, Thursday and tay. and 3.4 p.m. daily Sundsy. councet at Bowie with trains for 's Creek rains leay B. connect at ‘Trains arriving «: Ww m., connect at m st 5:35 a.m. and 4:53 p. is for Annapolis. ton at $-43a. m. sth trains from Pope's rdere at Ticket Office, et and Pennsylvania eet and Pennsylva- rv baggage called for and sto all point bo Cieciunati . Louis, New ee rancisco, and all points Stath WILKINS, Goneral Sup’t. jaltimore, Md. D.M. BOYD, Jr..Gen'l Pase’r Agent. ay 23-tf 1874 revssrQ"X wovre 1875 NORTHWEST, sUUTH AND SOUTHWEST, ‘Trains leave as full. J Baltume: ro. #39 mm. tam- Or- z h and a m. - 7210p =| « 28 1 O14 p.m. bd -11-50 THE GitkxT DoE BLE TRACK HOUT with elegant ry. Palace State-room Day Night Cars, w era improvements. Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central Bew York. MAK& CONNECTIONS through from WASHINGTON to the WEST and NOKTH without change © Toute can be procured at the offices, et and Pevnsylvania avenue, eet and Pennsylvania avenue, under + ¥here reliable information wil) be procuring tickets at these offices can secure accom Pittsbarg ard J iu Palace Cars for Chicago, DM. BOYD, Jr.. General Passenger Agent, marié-ly Philadelphia, Pa. + sil other trains Trains leave Alexandria ss follows:—6, 7, 9, ©, 1 sm, 1,3,4,5, 6 and 7 p.m. The 8 from Alexandria daily, all other Sunday PA jfomucct with trains on Wash- ton and Ohio i i BEAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond, leaves Washington 11:35 p.m. daily except Sunday, Throngh tien: 0 alk for sale at Of orner th street and Pennsylvania Ante Seath and Soutuwest | Svenue aod corner 6th street and Pennsylvania ave- | Bus. where passengers can leave orders for baggage | By to be checked at all hotels and residences thre destination. b. M. BOYD, Jr., Genernl Passenger Agent. GEO. C. WILKINS, General Supt Baltimore, Md. URANCE COMPANIES. A THIRD OF A CENTURY OF St —The L¥YCOMING FIRK INSURAN: COMPANY organized June 10, 15. 7 poise wver $6.00 00 pilin Baud ab at 25.500 ,00 in losses. I am issuing Policies in this Od and Company at fair rates, aap = _— . USS: AR Agent, docM-eoly Oftice, 313 Tth strest. Free INSURANCE, Kis Fire Insurz Com; if — aise Gisssias Serpies gases, f Bem York Bepablic Fire Insarance Com; it New = Asects, $700.00. Surplus, Saud, NOW Tork Manhattan Fire Insaranee Uo — Asset 808, 0” Surplus, @Ssejho.7 OF New York ation Fire li irance Com adel. Pils. Pa —Asects, $368,000. Sarphas, $355,000. wine Ase alse. Surgion, pas, bias WILLIAm L. BRAMMALL & C0., may2t-tr Agents, 607 7th street northwest. jané-tt os J P®ervsars FOR COAL. Tarascry Derantweyt, BUREAY oF Exoka vine ax PRistixa, ASHING . Ons eb i Sealed Proposals will be received at thie oMce Fatt DP o'ciock & m., TUESDAY, 3th March. for furuisbing six hundred (gn) tone of i ‘i he Sth March, reserving tht to reject all or ahy portion of the bide o 9 proposals will be entertained unless ace ps tatintoc lity to Fail the be without the coal furnished is aad and teat to. the office B.McCARTE hie Chief of Berean of Engraving and Printing Treas. ——~ feb3s eotmarw Nace ne Pee 6 Bis aren Oe reek) CUMBERLAND GOAL, to be do- | | | STEAMER LINES. R POTOMAC KIVER LANDINGS. ‘The ewift and fev orite Iron Steamer. PILOT ROY having been thervughiy overhaul-d Peat. Will resume ber edit Pogemse river Landi o SPAY. March 24 d eve TURSDAY ‘ant RATURDAY theron tcaring FUehugts arrive in Wachington every Wi evening. Freight received daily. W. A. BYLES, Captain. NEw EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL, BETWEEN “PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va., WASH INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, MERICAN LINE. MAIL STEAMSHIPS. osty “Link GARnYING THE. ‘AMERICAN FLAG. pas: + Sailing every THURSDAY froma Philadelphia for QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL. CABIN, INTERMEDIATE and STEERAGE ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. Rates a= low as by another Srst-class Line. PETER WEIGHT & SONS, General Agents Philadelphia. SHERMAN & CO..( Bankers), Agents, Hhy 1429 i! street, Washington. p= PHILADELPHIA SHIP BY “NEW EXPRESS LINE.” FROM LOSTON AND PROVIDENCE Mark freight via Clydea Trou Line ship by Boston and Prov ores Line.” For fa =a aptly 59 Water street, Georgetown, D.U. CUNARD LINE. NOTICE f diminishing the chances of ent- ftbis Line take a specified asenstown to New York or Boston, « ian of 8) at 43 Int., or nothing to the north ‘On the homeward passage, crossing the Meridian of 50 at 42 lat., or ing to the north ef 42. AND NOKTH AMERICAN b. SHIP: ‘On the outward passa) ING AT CORK HARBOR. From New Yorx. he cennene Wed. om Ne man wer April 4 Wed April2i reb24)*B April 3 nes Merch | aby Soper : or &.. Ved.. April “nba... ‘ed a ud every toliowing WEDNESDAY and SATUB- DAY from New ¥-rk. Steamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- rs. Rares oF Pascacs—Cabin, $40, 9100, and_@1%0, old, according to accommodation. " Tickets to Pari oigeld, additional tickets on favorabl terms. Sicerage at low rates. Btecrage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown, and all parts of Eureps, at lowest rates. Through bills of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other porta on the Uontinent, aud for Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin passage apply at the Company’s office, No. 4 Bowling Groen; for steerage 2 hei t A hy Broadway , Trinity Building, or to OTIS’ BIGELOW, Banker, 605 7: t, opposite Patent Office. byes fy CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. yj eecuants: LINE OF STEAMSHIPS a BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Hereafter the fine Steamships E.O. KNIGHT and dag GIBSON will eke rm week: AND. rt GEORGETOWN, as follows: ‘Leave NEW YORK, P. from Pier $7, East River, every SATURDAY m.; leave GEORGETOWN every FRID: 12 DENHAM, m., and ALEXANDRIA the same day st For full informa:ion apply to K.P. A. Dusinces office anc wharf, 63 W joe of the Pres: J. W. THOMPSON, President. reights delivered by Knox's Express. Orders left at General Office, 603. Pennsylvania ‘avenue, or at the stesiner wharf, will be promptly attended tell PROFESSIONAL. NO. ST. €. BROOKES, Attorney sellor at Lave, practices in the Distric a FRESCO, DE OBNAMENTAL and 727 9 _ BPECIMEN R00: jantl-ly- | WASH ENTAL NOTICE.—Dx. LOOMIS has Removed is Dental Office from Peunsyly ver his residence 1929 (N’ sirect where every branch of the wi 4 tended to with the skill of loug experience, Ares Gialty made of “the Celebrated "Mineral Pi T janl9-3m* 7 PER SET FOR TEETH, EITHER J > by Dx. A. PRATT, Graduate of, hio College of Dental porgery: 411 7th ble D and E. used in @: ng CLEPHAN (U.S. oo Patadts lami Chie at Clotina and Examiner in Chancery SHORT-HAND WRITER AND Law OMce—No. 110 C st., between Ist and 24, facing Andia venne. mars-tr THE TRADES. ASMESg A8B AuNING FRAMES ml 5 for Stores, Hotels, Public Buildings, City and Coun- factory prices, - ate, altos a a ©. HOGAN, 713 Market Space, between 7th abd Sth streets. Flags and Camp- Meeting Tents for sale or rent. Bole agent for the only Genuine Mildewed Proof Awning material. aplé-tr Pparn: NT. Ibs ‘met! oo paring Paint which I will warran’ fective hod to effectunlly prevent’ dampnoss caused Uy brick walls acd leaky metalic roofs, pro- vided the paint is applied by my own hands. Price SB conte per siuare foot for three coats. OUSES and SIGNS painted in the very latest style and in the most durable manner. ing thoroughly eyuipped for every kind of work tm my line I respectfully ask a trig from those whom Thave not heratofore met professionally. Shop, 509 Mik strect, between H and T northwest fe! \y ISAAC CURRY. LUMBING, GAS-FITTING AND SEWERAGE Mie ky atte to, on reasonable terms, bj JaMES F. BEIEN, Practical Louisiana avenue, near 6th dence 522 Sth street LINED PIPE always ‘IBSON BROTHERS. BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, 10 1 enue, (svuth side.) FINE nov26-1y Plumber, No. ricaat, "Bpecial:y TiN. ry ty, TAN. hand. mal-te 12 Penn: WORK T= BUFFALO LITHIA WATER FOR SALE. It ts ciatmed for these waters with ject confi- dence, that in certain forms of disease they have no equal among the m inal waters of America. Es- pectally is this claim made for them in the diseases ‘aliar to women, in affections of the be ma Diad- d appendages, and in mts of the di- organs. Boxes, containing stx gallons in glass, delivered at the Scottsburg Depot of the Richmond and Danville railroad, at 86. Patent carboys of five ions, $5.50" to be paid in advance. For testimonials address THOMAS F. GOODE, Buffalo Spriags, 3 Mecklenburg county, Va. RT OF THE DISTRICT MBIA, 1328 MittarD %& al—No. Fquity. It is this 16th day of February, A. D. 1575, ordered that the sale of Lot No. 13, in sjuare No. 354. made &nd reported by the trustee, John F. Haana. to William Pettibone, be ratified and confirmed, uniess cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or before P THE SUPE! Muuarp ef al UF COLU ve the 30th day of Mareh, A. D. 1875: Provided, A copy Of this order be inserted in some rinted in Washington, D.C., at le&st once in each of three gnecessive weeks before the 30th day of March next. report states the amount of sales to be $2.230.53. By the Court. A. LIE. A true copy—Tost: MEIGS, Clerk. feb: RJ L. P. WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk: Bei Su the District of Columbia, holding & FAMES Po DEVLIN, Ine ae x District of Columbia, dec All claims the subscriber, on or the 16th day of Febraary 5 the; law be iNoual oe tdeacn” ive ie ath day of Pebraney, 13, ~~ feb sth" MARY A. DEVLIN, Adm’tx. (CONSUMPTION, WASTING AND INDIGES- TION. the digestion of "Cod Lives OW a preventing {osce oars ; of wumerous seeaical men, ‘catrecte - “= VORY. & bt me Bonn Stazxt, Loxpox, W. sof teat Ste rear Beets Siibratea CoUd Deru, or ieee PATENT ELASTIC CRUTCH, THE BEST IN USE. A full A assortment of sizes in stock. Also, lower febls-tr nae | Criwmews. ARMY 4 SU NSY will ‘cduesday and Sanday me er C CATAWBA, $1.80 per gallon. GINGER BRANDY, KASPBERRY SYRUP, | gona may2s-tr MERCHANT TAILORS. . 7 SMUTERCHANT T. LOK, ‘S18 F Braet, Oreomire Pa F Ovries, pF? semen Varuingteen tt o & Co.,) MERCHANT TalLoK fotel, (late Brows, Penn's aves W STOVES, &c. Sur, salorocme om TURSDAT We Abe gadosenis ‘Nos. 900 and 902 Peansyivania avenue, corner 9h st. ELFGA r WA A ten minut » bave boon bettcr WILL BUY A FIRST MORTGAGE PREMIUM BOND OF THE NEW YORK INDUSPRIAL EXGIBITION COMPANY. oy » foo,” nald the animatedly. ~ And ‘then there were Ranoalis and the Van ra. Vi Rensalear bad her cousin from the et ber. And Mrs. Randall wore diack silk, which Iam sure nev. Hild ) 00 sce Colonel Hay wood and his dauge ters, love? “I thought I saw them, but I wasn't sare. ba L hen, were the: . pre- to a needy scribbier. seeerte tet her case ei ik ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED until Febraa th, 3875, same hour aud ILLLAM STICKNE GuOKGk yore { Trustoos. ECT ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until + Febru: 1575, z wid st . th Mrs. South- worth, by which he was to publish not ont Us Volume, but all the other stories whiek she might write for years to come Farther than this, ne decided to purchase, sterenrpe and republish in voiform size, all the noveis: she had already published by other hamem, in order to bave the entire contrul of her books. This was apparently @ rast. wader: taking, for she hai already put 1: market six or seven large booles had met with but Indifferent suc: first long romance appeared tn ths tional Era, about 1850, and was repa’ lished | in book form by Harper & Brothers soon afterwards. This was the story so widely known as. “Ketribution.” Afterwards, b Appleton & Company published her = serted. Wife.” and nondale; or, varey & Hi hand Furniture, Carpets, he. ‘We call the attention of buyers to the above sale, asthe rale Ss peremptory . eas Terms ¥ mars {Rep} W. Lb. WALL & 08, Ancts, ATIMER & CLEARY, ‘and Real Eetate Brokers, Pee csi yivania avenue and lth st.. ng. ‘These bonds are issued fo the purpose of raising funds for the erection of a buildiag in the city ol New York, to be used for a PERPETUAL WORLD'S FAIR, anent home, where every manufacturer can Ribit aud ecll his goods. and’ cvery patentes can show his invention very sociable, and | Quired most kindly about you and the stck- Bens of your asband = e widow smiled faintly. She was Ged by the interest shown by the Colonel ‘The friends now rose to go, each bidd T pocd-by, and expressing ‘the that she would be calm. Her sister bowed them cut. Whon she retarned, she said You can see, my love, what theneighbors pink of it. I wouldn't have had anything yponed fora good deal IS FURTHER POST- » March 3d, 1875, same a { Teastoes. Star Ottice Buil SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED RTy AT FALLS CHURCH, V By virtue of @ deed of trnst, dated the 12th Say of December fiber M. No. 4. connty, ried in 3 w Fairfax Ji sell, on MONDAY tock tn IS UNAVOIDABLY of the weather, until same hour and e paitively take center of industry which will le count ABOV! POSTPONED MONDAY, March 8 hich time the s: at Jace, un Tees prevented by . Wi the wi Lb ‘T EY, GEORGE PLANT. {TEs mart eo J.T. COLDWELL. Salesma TPHOMAS DOWLING; Auctioneer, Beal Estate Exchange, 615 7th street n. w. most wealthy and re<pectable merch ants, gentlemen have purchased no less than ¢ of the most valuable land in the city of New ¥ i erected will be seven stories high ht), surmounted by a magnificent ome, and will cover a space of acres. It will be Hass, and made fh March the on the premises, a valu- y Residence. situated at Falls Church, Fairfax county. state b been better I think some of the people in the neigh borhood must have becn surprise| to see se many of the up-town people t VERY _DESIRARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY my Ba land, spring of water, and with BOARS ty 3’ walk ofthe | Of Clifton’ } the afflicted woman, trying t my tse ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE EAST, AT | Gepot- Within the time advertised this prope These publishes | "Tou mony be quit sare er sine ave quarterly draw: | @ACCZION. | Ts. ah, ak doko: hased at private sale, or exchanged fi Works, and Mr. Peterson at the sister, * ch, this money being the interest | {= 08 FRIDAY, March 5: 5 stercotype plates and coy rights of them, melted the plates and made now ones of them allina uniform style. After this his first Sep Was to publish the one purchase in front’ of the promises, 'I will sel all icces or parcels of gromnd d upon the maps or pl as parts of Lot their looks.” “Well, Lam glad there is no occ: Ik,” said the widow, smoothing tue T dress. onthe amount of the whole loan. Every bondholder must receive at least $21, but he Mferms: Liberal and made known at sale Ww ul TT. may receive + Trastes, RY, Ancts mars dts oth { i twenty-five (425), ! ‘nine ron ASH B. WILLIAMS, Anctioneer, Mrs. Southworth, “The Lost Heiress,” and | "and afur that the boys took the chat $100,000! tng cn Penney Ivanis avenne cant about Cweaty sic W (Suecrinor to Green & Wiliam, Avot) spend $6,000 in advertising M before the book | home, and the house was put iv octer. feet fire inches, with a depth of abou y tw 0. + Rorthwost corner Mth and D streets, > ma on “ oF $35,000, or $10,000, or $5,900), or $3,000, &c.,£c. fi tuches tho ten: tone ells z improved by a Was upon the mari ‘his nount thea was equivalent toan expenditure of £20,0)) ‘Awakening Nature. now for the same purpose, and was regarded fortable Frame Dwelling C Ouse. This property is Fourth Serie Drawing, April 5, 75. ‘ated between Sth and 9h streets EXTENSIVE SALE OF AN {MPORTER'S STOCK OF WINES AND LIQUORS AT AUC- iMonact serru | . rae ' > new | The bnd isin the bongn, and the loaf ix fu the bed, drawings tn co eve! sty and fi on a large public square, and is well by many as waste of money. Tho new perce hy tow ar wel MONTHS. and chcutaniiy MVENL BOND wit can | wordiy the attention of pawns scoking steals a WEDNESDAY. March 10:h, at 10 | volume had a good sale from the beginning, | Amd earths bogiuuing Gow io hor ‘veins to foal ths ticipate in'them. a ce. giclock @. m., Eshall soll the entire stock of | the system of advertising adopted bavi: Which, as: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12months : warmed by summer's sun, in th’ alomble of terest at 10 per ¢ secured by a deed of No G3 Agente nus, between Gthand | UceD Apparently ee Lay é Bi trast on the property. A it of $100 required | 7th streets, cousisting of ° ah ae eee, hoc we ook Rg occ when the property is bid off All couveyanclng at | Champagnes, Hrandies, Rhine Wines, mand for the prior volumes, which Pe ‘The next preminm allotment will be heli on the cost of the purchaser. Bums, Gins Whiskios, had collected trom other publishers, and ne A SPELLING ( febae-d THOS. DOWLING, Auct. | Bitters, Porte. egg, SREFEIS @lidions of them were called for, |” nar. Pe- | A Rew days ago w Le = ‘uscatels, he result of this experimen! t.Pe- | uae . MP RBANY Maseh 3n 108% B7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON | Scotch Ales, Brown Stonts, Bass & Oo."s Ales, | terson to make extensive advors New faecal ate some of the western Gad on which day 1,000 premiums. amounting to $150,000, | ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER uatil MONDAY London Porter, of bis business policy. er atiowed a Oe od ren nlakes, some of which are wil be distributed among 100 bendholdets. "We | Macchi sone hire Sol ate In bottles, barrels, kegs, demijohne, &e, book to sleep on his shelves, bat mate son. | tumed into public entertainments for cuarite have a limited number of drawn Serie Bow mars T. DOWLING, Anct. Also, at 12 O'CLOCK’ M rave eee gly b ading pabtic | 2bI€ purposes. One was recently held im band, which may be purchased ou application. = a ~ Horse, Wagon, end Harn Unuous efforts to inform the ATIMER & CLEARY Anctioncers aud Real Estate Brokers, Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. aud Lith street, Star Office Buildings. et SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY Termscaah. WASH. B. WILLIAMS, A, Providence, Rhode (Washingtn Journal, Rep,Capital Su: Daily Chron.) BH. WARNER, Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Island, which is fully ro- ported in the Journal of that city. There were over two hundred contestants arranged into two sides under leadership, the greater pumber being ofit folla ind its contents. Address, for Bonds and full information, A remarkable incident Mr. Peterson bee: occurred soon after é 5 "ame Mr. Southworth’s pub- | Diinber being pupils from the ene pe bd MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO., N THE WEST SIDE O¥ 267u ST.,BETWKEN | Federal Buildings, coruer 7th and F streets N W. | lisher. Mrs. Southworth was inform od that ads dane ea, sends “Tne & = LAND K STS. NORTHWEST. —_— Mr. Robert Bonner was publishing her | Shoo! days were over long ago. The first FINANCIAL AGENTS, Uzstey and by virtue of a certain deed of trust, | CHANCERY SALE OF A FOUR-STORY | novel, the “Curse of Cliften, Pe kane skiy | Word missed was meolate,” on whidh Weak wee Need dated March Ist, 1572, and duly recorded ia RONT DWELLING. : . three stumbled. The : PRESSED-BRICK 1 BACK BUILDING, No. 1809, AND Ider 673, folio 454 et seq., one of the land records for | WITT paper. This siory, it will be rememberad, it the District of Columbia, and at the RE! Seige gg Ai ORY. FRAME DWELLING, No, | WAS one of those parchase land reprinted by Post Orrick Daawzn No. 29. rty thereby secured, I will sell at public anc-ion, | 1807 I STREET, (NORTH SIDE.) BETWEEN | Mr. Peterson. Mrs. Southworth applied to aa lt Resale by Pratt. cus Mow Fork Ohty Beaks, Resio Frith hi heat bidder, in front of the remiss, On Sta AND 197TH STREETS NORTHWEST Mr. Peterson to obtain an injunction ‘against co -aesan ote renee” « D on New Yor 5 - N $ St of March, r. Bonner. Mr. Peterson, ever, 4 a situate in the city of Washington, in said District of . Columbia, to wit! The south half of original Lot Hoe teeds tices at Hy cauity cause No. 4058, | wrote to Mr. Bonner. Mr. ey nm bered z Bonner went di- doc Je wherein George F. Russell is complainant | rectly to Philadelphia and met Mr Peter. | Then longer words were tried. ni twenty-four (24), in square numbered five é fendants, sag: ae Madera ja” brought down ten victim: thea, POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE UNDER | ()-wilh theimprovementa thereon. consisting of Seerlened Gil salt ee WED EES ee ee throughs tae Tesch ary procured the story eaty Seeaeh aah ar eee Proved oo THIS PLAN. Terme of sale: One-thiet ot the purchase taoney im | of starch "A.D, Was wea o'clock. pm copied from an “English neweprees irae | in thelr seats. “Cemetery,” “mattresses; APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES RECEIVED | cath; the balance in note- at six, twelve aad eighteen a Rint Es of und situate in the cit; istrict of Columbia, known and designated on t ground plan or plat of said city aslot numbered three (3) and the west rt of lot numbered two (2), in indred and six 106); said part and “Cesarism” retired eleven more, an@ “Manayunk” (a name better knowa here than in Rhode Island) wrecked not less thaa six. Two more went outon “tid-bit,” and one cach on “negotiated,” «Ny a published it as original, and Mr. not know that it was an American copyright story. He regretted copying it, and offered to pay Mr. Peterson for the privilege of ran- ning the story through his paper, and r. months, with interest at six per cent. por anuwn, onner did secured’ by deed of trust on the property. §100 do" Posit at time of sale. All conveyancing at the Rar. feb26-Im&K 2m chaser’s cost. If the torms of sale are not com Fst GRAND GIFT CONCERT. with in seven days, the trustee reserves the right to : lot two (2) having a front of four (4) feet’on north and tierces. There were only fo! we resell the property. at the risk and cost of the de- street, ‘raoni ‘the ‘width to the pealed to Peterson not to join | SHOKT POSTPONEMENT DAY FIXED. | faniting purchiser, after five days advertiznment. nt rg EE | him trom Seeuing luis paper with te ion | young ladies,a man and ® small boy. ne &c., the whele of enid having a front onthe | continuiny blication, a north side of I street, ith aad 1oth streets , 1, ion, because to cat ween the story in the middle would hu is Bont cotice forty Soar (44) fest, ant running back | paper. ie explanation was secede : One-t satisfactory, and it was arranged that Mr. aod the sides in three Queal tanatmete Yo"aity | Houner shout continue the: story without twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, ying either the owner of the copyright or with interest at eight percent. per annum until paid, | the author of the Story. The result of this to be secured by the promissory notes of the purcha’ | was that Mr. Bonner soon after made a con. ser. with surcties. to be approved by the trustee. A | tract with Mrs. Southworth to furnish him arger than some of the words he hi The little fellow was overcome with “amme- nia,” which he spelled phonetically, with only one “m.” man stumb'el over “Tarlatan,” of which, of course, he kaew nothing, and one of the young iadies then boot, first rise by spelling ae with a “y,” which is a good enough spelling, but contrary to Webster's unabridged dic- HH LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts. FULL DISTRIBUTION. Piscean FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Montpelier Female Humane Association AT ALEXANDRIA, VA. TO-MORROW. \ JV 48H WILLIAMS, Auctionear, ccessor to Green & Williams, Aucts,) rthwest corner 10th aud D sirects, AT THE RESIDENCE OF A LADY ret ING HOUSEKEEPING, No. 117 © STR deponit of 250 vill be required of the purchaser at | With her new works ior my bic e tionary, « copy of which was ted (as . EAST, ( t ie time of sale. All conveyancing at the expense of the Fl, swoapecinar scien podinndh Peay of the w 1) to March 29,1875. Beets setae tapiol Hit chetwoen Jat and ¥' | purchaser. If terms of sabe ars net complicd wie in | his paper. ‘This contract has continued ever | 18,the general way ‘orld,) to the one March 9th, commencing at 10 o'clock a.m. : since. Her income from this source alone is complet suites of first-class FUBNITURE, about six thousand dollars a year. It i who needed it least, the victor in the = 5 Tae manie, See, rasta resarves the right — match. This match is interesting becaus’ the property at the cost of the ting CARPETS, &c., almost new, na follows: purchaser, after five days’ advertisement. that a Philadelphia newspaper offeret her | ‘ilustrates the fact that men frequen LIST OF GIFTS. Haudeome Black Walnut Parlor, Suite, upholstered GEORGE PETER, Trastee. | ten nd dollars © yeni ts teeneee: her | stumble ih attempting to spell words ia sa 2 Grand Cash Gite $100,000 in grcen-colored pure wool rep, consisting of | febI@eo8ds J.T. COLDWELL. halesman. | Work to it, but she declined ae ct bet | Common use as receive, rellet, de. at San 3 eight pieces. ; i - however, continued to publish all he ks 8. —Judgi Two cor ete Bl it Chamber 8: . ir 'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, : Pp T works Tarory OF THE DEFENCE.—J from 1d h G: MO ee lor bclteae Waonee ea een | Deere Exchange, 919 7th street nozth- | in book form. The popularity of these books | the theories advanced by Me. Tracy tke ae, 15 tle used. west, opposite U. 8. Post Office. is attested by the number of them used in the | fence will try to prove: 1. That jealousy of 50 Qne Black Walnnt Wardrobe, with linen drawers, on ov cirealating libraries throughou t the country, | Leecher's success was Tilton’s motive for 2333 Ste One complete Marble-topped Cottage Sot, nine A SD OF eRe Ee SEE | Where they are perhaps in greater demaud | trving ternig hime Tee ate knowletge WEST SIDE OF MAK TOWN AUCTION A * y virtue of a deed of trust to the undersigned, duly recorded July 15th, 1571, in Liber No. 41. ghey Land ae of the Distri co at the request of the party secu Hl sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, ch 12th, 1575, at 4 o'clock p:m., all that part cf Lot numbered k Walnut Dining-room Extension Table, than any other writer's books. ack Walnut Dining-room Chairs, &€. First quality Brussels, Ingrain and Three- ply Car- 5 most new; Oilcloth, Stair Carpsts, Stair ods, Mattresses, Bed Springs, Bedding, Bed Lineh, dc. &e BF Persons about to go housekeeping will find it fo their advantage to be present at this sale. that Beecher possessed an undue share of Mrs. Tilton’s affections was another motive; and, 3. That financial embarrassments led Tilton toattempt black mail. That neither of these theories can be sustained will bs shown as the ny ye Neither of 22,170 Cash Gifts, amounting to.. pects an visas estl a A Brooklyn Example that Didn't 2 work, - [From the Onio S'a’e Journ’) “Iam weary, now—my poor tired braia t of PRICE OF TICKETS. witentake ‘ane na fe rey: | needs rent” sald Old alucStinger to a provty them furnishes an adequate incentive for le © | furniture, nKe., are’ . | ane (41), in “old Georgetown described as follows: | Young school teacher who was boarding in | bascless chase of aa ousness as that Halves. 10 06 | ocd ainssut nee als Poanerl enka ree ne: | Geel Ha a hy Seermeee? oueriveg ae follows: | 70d family; «will you take me to your room, | of adultery. “To prove them would be to Quartera is 90 | the Baltimore Depot, or F street cars to Not Geek, front Bridge strech and eae ate (a) | My dear, where there Is a fire, and read Mil: | prove Tilton the most accomplished perjurer 5 Tickets for. jOGpOR.. 3 to} street, two blocks from the house. A , inches south from Bridge strect, and running thet ton's Paradise Lost to me, while I seek re- | on the dace of the earth—a man dest! ‘tute of wen Tickets 00] ee ic Wier toto Fee se eet Four poor tired brain with | every manly jostinet—ond Doser as ~ - = ke is rollin, im you don" et out of this— rant and a sense! hot. —4 age _ D)ESGASSON BROS. Auctioncors, ened ty cinta eee ee you miserable ol deceitful hypoctite!” re. | Tints.!°° ‘The Montpelier Female Humane Association, char- Corner Ninth and D streets, norhwest. ¢rms: One-third cach; balance in 6 and 12 months, | marked Mrs. MaeStinger, emerging from the Tr " T the fered by the Legislature of Virginiaand the Gireuit | CONSTABLE’S SALE OF NO-TOP BuGatEs, | Wit! iT coe ee anette at ee oar net on the prop: | pantry very unexpectediy. “Give the old Daniel Webster ned for the Goan ee Court of Orange county, proposes, by & serics of Be eee Crate TT Repo emis mucin at the cost of the purchaser: | man a chance, can't you?” yelled ‘The Boy, | Daniel Webster had for bis dumb animals is Grand Gift Concerts, toestablish and endow a Home as leporit of 9100 a required when the Pree, is bid | who was just taking his fi:si slide down the | related by his daughter- for the Old, Infirm, X PRES! : On TUESDAY MORNING, March 9th, Gea. Iloclock, in front of salesroom, by 4 rs. Fietch- Destitute Ladies of Virginia” EDWARD J. SHUEMAKER. Trustee. | banister, since Old acStinger interviewed | & Webster. When Daniel Webster was gt Montpelier, mer residence of President order of T. B. Kimmel, coastable, we | 8! TROMAS DOWEING, Avet-_ | him about losing that diteer walk war | on his deaih-bed, and, just, before me, SRI demee Madison der t brace will sell— . H. WARNER. eaten up by the Butcher boy's doz. asleep to wake no more here, he directed that ‘The Association is under the control of eight tras- 1 New No-Te p peasy Wagon; + “Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer, all his cattle should be driven past his win- fees, six of whom are elected biennially by the stock- 1 Second-hai ‘op Buggy Wagon Federal Buildings, corner 7th snd F sts. northwest. dow where he could once more see them; and holders, and two appointed by the Governor of Vir- 1 New Express Wegon- —— Tus Pastor of the Baptist church in | 60w wherehe could once omnes huis antoein ginia. Also, will be added to abore aale— TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN | Slawson keeps hens. Last summer a mem- Mod. aoc tr tas ean cates, ie an may be made by express, 2 New Covered Express Wagons PROPERTY AT AUCTION. ber of his congregation offered him a rooster | C#lled each by wn pet nam os y order on Washington, D: 2) New Jump Seat Jagger, by on; By virtue of adeed of trust, dated Jay, Zth, | and eight hens, of a good breed, if he would | them, and they had been his spe: care. oF, addressed to i 1 Second-hand Park Pheton; A o 572),and duly recorded in Liber No. 6%, | make a coop for them. Sach disinterested- He &A3p wow the basket ot chi basket of chips hehad . JAMES BARBOUR, 1New Carpenter's Wegon; jue 6, one of the land records for the District of Co- | Deas is not common in the Mersey ee Fl et pl Be Lome peng tpn aye rest M. F. H. A., Alexandria, Va. 1 Set Golt-mounted and 1 Set New Harness; Jumbia, and by direction of the parties s there. “5 t i fd a E fered, and looking hard a’ e urchin wi obe, Whip, &e. we will sell at public auction, on the premises, | ‘ry parson, and our theological friend was | fad been mak shooting. Hie Bicctieecs, Jenene | _mar6-2t UNCANSON BROS., Ancts on THURSDAY, March 11h, 1ySrat 4 aclock p. | not slow in complying with the condith + is jeney, l- — _ athim with a oc. Ex-Governor of Va.; Hon. Robert E. Withers, Lieut. Governor of Va., and U. 8. Sena- | > tor elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Jndge Kastern | B: District of Va.; Senators and Members of Congress from Virgint For full particulars, testimonials, &c., send for s circular. Hon. JAMES BARBOUR, rest M.F. HH. A.. Alexandria, Va, Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. — an6-eoly Catt AT ©, GAUTIER'S, 1217 and 1219 Penusyly ania avenue, For pnre WINES and LIQUOBS, ot all grades, at reduced price 08. LAReT, per dozen, $3.0; RHINE WINE, As a matter of cconomy, he built the coop himself, and after a week of hard labor, and the sacrifice of one pair of pants and the nail to the thumb of the left hand, he completed the coop at a cost of about fifteen dollars. Then he got the hens. He has had themever since. They have laid in that time about thirty eggs, and put away a quart of shelled corn, daily. As for the rooster, he is an in- corrigible loafer, with no ambit and no character. One (ay, last week, parson started out tofeed them. He had a tinpailful of shelled corn in one hand, while the other was doing duty as a sori of balance pole. ‘The ice was very slippery, and the coop was on a rather steep hiliside. To make it worse, SALE OF UNCLAIMED my. All that tract of land situate tn the former limits lowing- describe of the county of Washington, as then called, in. the District of Col to wit:’ Lying near Boundary street, of the cit ngton, and north of Georgetown. and being foar (4) tracts formerly called ** Pr - b Beall 5 ANIMALS —The fol als will be sold at Wall's 9th imst.,at 10 o'clock a. wray Horse, tound in northeast hrnary Sth: two Bay Horses, found town February Ith; two Cows and one ound abandoned on farm of Dr. Simpson, in county.taken February 12th. The ab i vals were all fo i i h careful HEL. A. “In the Nort “I tort so. Saddern white fol children wuddunt do like dat. Lemme tell you, honey, manners gwine to carry you furder den money. You hear me!"”—Dallas (Fexas) Heraid. y- nown as ‘Lyons? Mill Seat.” i mediately on Rock creck, adjoining Kalorama on the weet, Georgetown on the north, and over! Hill ‘cémetery. Washiny y iver. It can be laid off advantageously in building lots. or for a cemetery or national park, and Ros. the District. The sesses one of the finest views in passage of the P-street cars renders it accessible, and brings it in close contiguity to P-street circle, at resent the most improved part of Washingt the christian y, in the American board's wi nission, Was asked whether, if he loved others as himself, he would not, ithe had several loads of wood, give halfof it oor man who might come and ask for “That would not follow,” in that case I would have n church rece [AUMER © CLEARY, 4 Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers, Southwest corner of Peon. avenne aud lth street, Star Office Building. left for other c. 2 4 emiacn: i aS = A i there had been a warm rain, and the rem- | poor men who might come afterward. eee TRUSTE SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD- this property has on it a large mansion, containit : SUPRE a " = ; NG y s 4 5 eighte ins, with all modern improvements and | Dants of it were pouring down the grade < - = eer QURIBTA CUE DISTRICT | ANb H STREETS NORTHWEST VEEN & | Oe ces; €rounds, well laid out, with choice | In numerous rivulets. Ie felt his way along | ., THE PARTY who was looking at a house tm Holding a Special Term, February 9th. 1375. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of | fruits, flowers, evergre paving smoke- | carefully until he acquired half the distance. afford to pay so In the case ‘Adel: rench, executrix of Bu: District of Columbia posse toe house, carriage roth ling, coma - | Then the dark line against the horizon, the neighbor 4.” replied the wi n. “You ISAAC MARSHAL ed, the executrix afore- cause, in which Bachacl Mason is a Jaro Maeschaet Salll trod ar eae ay were | which represented the parson. suddenly in- | te neighborhood,” rep! pte 3 said has, with the app in of the Supreme Court | 80d Daniel Mason et al. are defendant is a large merchant mill in good order, with the best | (acl TSP velocity. Hedon’t know how it | ¢®® borrow flat-irons next door, coffee and of the District of Columbin aforesaid, appointed | ff sale. at public auction, in front of the aud most approved og ms and a Cy mag Bo Fim ed, but he feit that the ice was going | '@ @cross the street, flour and sugar on the TUESDAY, March 9th, 1875, for the finalsctile: | 08 TUESDAY, the 9th day of Marc See eke ete eon a are eet Rec Gar, with | happened, but he fait that ‘and he clutched « | Comer, and there’s a big pile of wood pe i gg roe ppg ep ag SO sR nee ttalnable stoxt quarsy, whieh has been, and can | beanpole standing by hint, aad. sate ieee | nz 16. the school-house right across sos mse eutied tira na mae | sia the wratet cumen oti and cum | Bevin nope acabaey Th aise oper | Lyetcreal Eragp. Then the pole’ snapped in | Alley !"—Detrot Pree Pres. pen and wh dd heirs of said iz thence south twenty-one ¢ y thence east tag : , twain, the pail of corn made a swift revolu- NN ELIZza’s SUCCESS In levy desnuda fed ty thee le | Hae vact eles > (noe benop sare | Romy, aslamrunwerae atten erat, oc | Meals We Rat cho Meceawutral | arrem Axx Eutzas ecoci in loving dea trom oll Goncht In weaid tecraned setae et to the point of beginning. carl; balance in six twelve and eighteen months, | Came down full upon his back, splashing the | Wives will begin to feel uneasy. Give Use ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in | three (3) in ce in equal | instalments at six,(6,) twelve (12) and eighteen (18) Provided. @ copy of this order be published once a corn and water on both sides, like golden week for three weeks in the Evening Star previous with interest at ten per per cent. per annum, to be All and silver spray. Then turning part way rhance.— Boston Post. secured by a deed of trust on the property. con old man a chance—Boston Post.” es months, the purchaser to give his notes for the de- | Yeyancing at expense of the purchaser; $5W), asa | around so to enable one of the rivulets to run tothe sald dey. with Register of Will ferred paymente, bearlug interest at the rate of cieut | deposit, will be reauired on Gay of sale. itthe terms | tip the leg of his pantaloons, he sailed down = (5) per cent. per annum until paid, to be secured by | Of salo are not complied with in ten Gaye from the | the inclined plane by the and into IS 28 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subecct- | Trucs enti pakd. "A deport of gO ereized wine | Ins sroperty at kee Eee oak ee eae | corcans bomoe at Ue itor eee ee a ber has obtained from the Supreme Court of the | Trustee until paid. A deposit of 130 required when | the prope ena ace Br Body sayomnr | he slid nearly fifteen yards, a Pistrict Conrt of Columbia, holding a Special Term, | the Rroperty is struck of; Convey anci t | Dae of more bewepapers pablisied in tha citar he lost his bat and the collar to his letters of administration on the persoual estate " Ses W. ; D.C coa\ tight hold of the WILLIE ‘I. BEALL, lato of Washington city, | _feb2-d LATIMER & CLEAR ington, PN W. ALVORD. t, yet he kept it hold of pail all .C., ased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sud- HOS. E.WAGGAMAN 5 when he came into the house he Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street. 2 “And GEO. W. STICKNEY, Milk had the pail tabtly qrauped te onetien ibe: before the 13th day of Feb: t; | NO. 605 13TH STREET, VALUABLE IM Steers Famer ng | wo.gi17 G scriber, on or before x of February next; | NO. 6 3 aT : the terms of sale in case of the above de- the; ‘Otherwise by law be excluded from all ben: PROVED PROPERTY. : cod < eft of the mid cetate. Given under my hand this Giemsa teen on cae eT On TUESDAY, March 9, at 3 o'clock p.m, 1 shall offer for’ sule, at public auction, on the reniisses,the above property, having a front of F feet on 13th street. 2 ft "s mies” S108. R. WAGGAMAN, Auct, paymeot and the amount trust in one year and the balance in two years; deferred payment bearing interest at eight per Gent. Joh WALvORD. wcushes: et tleiipsips 3 3 a, difference between the Lith day of February. 1875. feblo-m.it” BENJAMIN BEALL, Administrator. due on the fi MPHIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri. FPS 1s 70 1 the subseri ot the Supreme rt of the District of Columbia, holding Special. ‘Term SREP Weare o. | BRS Se To me ns Mis See eee ra, "EERE SPUR MERASE S04 | (see fae Be ee oe [HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That: the subscribe donate toate aecet som poe os aoe ROE ROCK, “Tate :