Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1875, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. FUTURF Pays. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. qPHOMAS DOWLING, 4 neor and Beal Estate Broker, At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary, Bouthwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and ith st. VALUSELE UNIMPROVE PROPERTY ON THE SoU TH SIDE OF H <@REET. RETWEEN 20TH ANT) vies F i THE ™ TY EL ATE E FIRSTWARD. AT AUCTION On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, November Been ds premtes, Lehst! colt Lot 4. m square !2. Bar a frout Of 80 feet Ti tucheaby a depth of 10 tect 10 inches ‘Terms () hird cash, the baance to sulf pur. chaser x oreyeming aoe < pasemmntues jo down when i) Foperty is strock 0 Tove die PS PROS DOWLING, Auct. RAILROADS. SLTIMORE AND @HIO RAILROAD CHANGE OF TIME, Novemssa 1, 1875. LBAVE W#ASH.NGTON. jallimore and Way Stations CaGo asd St. Lovis Fast ExPRess. Br. akfast at Martinsburg. }—Keltimore and Way 1 nt of Bocks and Way Stati :30—Bal.imore, Annapolis, Keis7, Ellicott City gad Way Stations to Point of Bocks. Except on Monday. ©00—New Yorn Exranss &.30—Baitimore and Way Stations 9 tannton, Winchestor, Harper's Ferry, Engerstown and ons, to Pied” Bent, via Metropo:t inch 4 kUSLIMITED EXPE Rss. No stops. 1-00—Bairimore and Way Stations. 110—Bxw Youre Exrarss. 1:30 p m.onSan- my Baitimore and principal Way Stations. BaLTiMone EXPER: topping at | surel vecting at Xelay fur Frederick and tions. (Mata s:om.) P Hagerstown, © and Way Branch.) 246-5 sere, Anni Hons. 5 20—C GO AND € EXxeRess. 6:00—Bar-otons Exraes 7:30—Bn. d Way Siattons 7:40—Pit Exrae and princi cis Past EXPRESS. DAM, D:40, 4:45, 7:30, 9:20, ;. daily, except Monday. y.except Sa 7:15. 5:30,9.15.11:000 m. 6.00, 7:40. 11:30 pm, CIMUDEN STATION FOR INGTON 10 9:15 a.m , 12-50, 5:00, 6:35 Washington only WASH 30, 6:30, ‘cept Sunda ¥ en Sanday for Hagerstown, An om or Valley Branc papelis, nor for New York and Phited-Ipbiaat §-00 « m. and 1°10 p.m. For fersher information apply a the Baltimore and Ohio ticket «fiers. Washington Station, 4=3 nsyivenia avenne, where orders will be taken for bazcnge to be check=4 anil received at an point in the city. THOS. & SHAR Master of Transportation. L_M. COLS. General Ticket Agent. GEO.S. KOONTZ, General Agent. novi-tf NEWS OKK AND WASHINGTON THAVUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NeW YouK. BOSTON, ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND STATES . THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. The e« 1 vacscherte ya he ed the most LEASING AT 9:23 4 MTS PUtte MAN PahLOK OAR TRAIN E PULLMAN PAL*CE SLEEPIN NIGHT TRAIN iter September 18 VELY CAKS ON ins by this and will leave depot of Baltimors aad Potomac troad, corner of 6ch and B stree!s, as follows Sam. Express Philadelphia, New York and pints Fast daily, excep: 5u 9:23 a.m. Limited Express Puiman in— for Phiisdetphia, New York and points East daily, except Sancay. ae 2:15 p.m. Ex prevs for Philadelphia and New York daily. excep: Sunday 4:50 pm. ‘Rx greet for Philadelphia ond way points fst 9.08 em. Express for Philadelpis, New York aud petit: Eact daily PULLMAN PARLOR CARS o Day Trains. PULLM‘N PALACE SLEEPING CABS on Sight Trai ieket~ «. om can be procured at the of- fices of the c jor and checked at hotels and on orders left at the office heast corner 13th street and Pennayl- ion northeast coraer of Pennsyl 4 6th street T ORS, AND POTOMAO BAIL- ¥ 6th and B streets. D M_ BOYD, Jz., igent. Philadelphia,’ Pa, EORGE C WILKIN BOSD, Geners! Passenger, febl Superintendent. Baltimore, Md. ALTIMURE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, DarorceosNee 6TH AND B Siksets N.W After Moviay, September Ith, 1375, trains will run ae fellows kaiNS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE maited Express, daily tor the West; “pt Sandag § ¥ the North. Express for Philadelphia and New A. daily except Sundar. ™40 8m , Accommods ion to Baltimore, daily 9:33 a m.! Limited Bxpress for New York, daily except Sanday. Parlor Gar Train. 11:45 am . Fast Line West and North, daily except Bunday. 1:15 pm, Express for Philadelphia and New Yerk, and Norfolk via Baltimore, daily excegt Sunday. © pm. Accomacdation, dafiy except Sunday. Pim . for Philadelphis, Dp. . Cincinnati Express, daily for the West; Gaily except Saturday for the North. pm oa, New York Night Express. AiNS ARRIVE AT WASHINGTON, m . New York Express, da:ty. & , Accommodation, daily except Sunday. m. Pact Line. dail m . Accom modation, daily except Sanday. fo baltimore and Phiuladelphis Express, jai m., Limited Express from New York, daily exc: pt Sunday m., Day Express, ¢ silly except Sunday. ti, Accommodati a. dail; excegs Sanday, m sily from Battimore and the West. m.,Kichmond Ex pres+daily except Sunday, © gay Seas © opeeys & we gae eek © Hb Been & & 6 i ‘Trains leavieg Washington at 75a. m. and 3:45 Ba, cals, cxcept Sundar, couusct at Bowie with ‘ains for Pope's Creek line. ‘Trains leasing Washington at 6:09 a.m. and 4:50 for Annapolis im. connec: at Odenton with trai > Traine 3.558. m, and arriving at Washingtoa +) < + ¢ covet at Bowie with traias from Pope's ne. Passengers |-aving thelr ordereat Ticket Office, northwest corser of Lith strest aud Pennsylvania 1uest corner 6th street and Pennsylva. have their baggage calied for and els and residences t all poiats North ugh tickets to. Cincinnatt Colum- +, Louisville, St. Louis, New Or- leans, Chicaco, Omaha, San Fraucisce, aud ail points Kast. West, Borth and South. GEO. C. WILKINS, Superintendent, re, Ma. D.M. BOYD, Jr.,Gen"l Pass’r Ageut. mayl3-tf 1875 PENNSYLVANTA noute 1875 To THE NOBTHW EST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. Trains leave xs fol Wasbiugton. “23 a.m. ° at) - 6.50 zt < 10 p.m. THE GREAT botBL TRACK wouTe, Fith elegant Scenery, Palace Mate room Day and Night Cars, «ith modern improvement, wo bundr.d miles saved to Western and Qsatrai Sew York. z Se MAKE CONNECTIONS — th h from WASHINGTUN te the WEST and BOBTA witiov: can be pri crest and Penns; iv avenue, étu street aud Pennsylvania avenues, val Hotel, whero reliable information im st all tim Passengers procuri: g tickets at these offices can on in Palace Cars for Onicago, 4 Kochester BOYD, Ja ,Gea’l Passenger Agent. Philadelphia, Pa. A BEXAR DSI A AND WASHINGTON B. B. AXD ALEXANDSKIA AND FREDERICKSBURG BR., Cornet of B and S ets. Local trains Ioave fur Alexandria aa follows: 6, 7. 8.9, 10.318 w 1,5, 4°, 9,6,7 p.m, 7 as Se m,aud 1 acd 6 pu. daily, all ober trains Gaiiy except Sarday bus, Indianape: Balticure. neal trains leave Alexandria ss follows: 6,7, %, ©,liam; 1,3,4,5,6 aud Tp m. The6, ‘and’ m ind 5 and 7 p.m. from Alexendria Gaily. all ey Caesate excep? Sind Trains for hi Virginia Midian? road leav> Wash- ington daily a: 7:49 a.m. and7 05 p. iu. ¥ 8. m. and 4 p. connect with trains on Wash- ber 5 snd Chico RB. BEAT SUUTHEBN EXPBESS, via Richmond, leaves Wasbington 11:3 p.m. daily ex: junday. ih ticke.s to wil South and Southwest for sale at offices coruer 13th street and Pennsyiva- Srcnue, and corner 6th strost aod Pennayivaaia ‘che, where passengers can leave orders for bag- iss. te be, checked at all hotels and BEd to destination. GEO. 0. W: Janitt es, 4S fain Fon Care May. 7 HOURS AND Ai - 488 28 AYER astse 14 BAILEDAD COMPANY ober eo oat sod Panicaciptua D. M. BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent. ERT a Case Me Stas pe to, 4 CASES. — | appara FINEST QUALITY, Di. SHIETS, reaty- only $3. SE nie ic ak ania UE UNREBSIRTS ir scam Re en ae eshiugton, ‘yecie stfeet, Baltiaore. for opt ri of the | = | Se eter ce | ao tee cd lanover st.. Baltimore, M4, ee te _ Sh 00d 60 Honore et... Baltimore, Me. | bia, aud by direction ot t! VW488. BLWILLIAMS, Auctioneer, (Successor tu Green & Williams, Aucts.) No. 1001 northwest corner J0th and D streets TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION—BRICK STORE AND DWELL- ING ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NEW JER NUE AND D STREET SOUTH ae ¥ virtue ¢ of trust dated Octo ,Fecorded in liber 787, folio 107, of the land records cf Washington county, District of Colum bolder of the note se- public suction, tn tof the isos, on THURSDAY, the 18th y of November, 1875, at 4 o'clock p. m... all that piece oF parce! of grotind ia Washington City, Dis trict of Columbia, Known as lot A, in Charles Stott's subdivision of "lot 7. in square 64, be- ginning for the same at the northwest corner of the square and run east on D street ninety-nine feet fire inches toa private alley three fect wide. thence south six feet. thence sonthwestwarly sixty-one feet, thence southwestwardiy and at right angles with New Jersey avenue thirty-four feet, thence rer hwestwardly with said avenue twenty feet to the beginning ‘Terms of sale: $2500, with ten cent. interest . together with the expanses of gored thereby. we will sell st ir from April 13th, this sele in cash; balance in 6 and 12 mouths, se- cured by notes bearing interest, and deed of trust on the property. ey ogy apes at purchaser's cost. #20 Cown when property t+ struck off, which will ed if terms of are not complied with in Property resold at purchaser's risk ‘snd cost, on fire aye ee, on « 3 PA. DaRSTELuR,¢ Trustees. WB. WILLIAMS. Auctioneer. rPsomas powLino, Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker, At the old stand of Latimor & Clear 8 vetheast corner Pennsylvania avenue and ith st. T2USTEE’S SALE OF AN INTEREST IN VAL- (ARLE PROPERTY ON K'STRELT NORTH- By virtue of a dord of trust, execgted March 26.1578, ard recorded fa Liber Tals foo 900, ot the land records of the District of Colambia, At the request of the party secured thereby, the reigned will offer for sale,:n t premises. on NDAY, the 15th day ot November, 1875. at 4 o'clock p. m... the interest of Armstead Bead in part of Lot ten. 0,) in square three hundred and seven- c 317.) commenci for the said part at the 4 est corner of said lot, thence running ewt slong the line of K atreet northwest twenty five (25) feet, thence running south that wiith to the rear ling of said lot one hundred ; feet. Terms of sale: §2W in cash. of which $80 mast be paid at time of saio; the remainder in equal {a staliments in six and twelve months, the deferred Fayments to bear interest and be secured by a lisa upon the property sola, Conveyancing at cost of purchaser, ABRADAM MILLS. Trustes. THOMSS DOWLING, Auct. nors-d nord-eo I H. WARNE '» " Real Estate Broker and Ancttoncer, Wederal Buildings, corner 7th and F sts. northwest. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE TRAOTS PFobasy IN AND NEAL UNIONTOWN, By virtue of a decreo of the Suprome Conrt of the District of Columpis, passed in the cause of Hitz et al vs. Goorge W. Davailet al, No. 4,033, equity. I will offer for sala, at public auction, on the Premises, commencing on THURSDAY, the 4th Asy of November. 1575, at 4 o'clock p m.,’and con- tinuing from day to day at the same hour, uutil the sale is completed, all thees certain picces, parcels or tract+ of Iand situate in and nesr Uatontown, in the District of Columbia, to wit: That tract ot aad lying south of the eastern branch of the Potomac river known as Chichester,” being part of the land by Enoch Tucker to John Fox and others t May 10, 1354, by deed recorded in Liber 4,No.. 73, folio 14, on id District, and begin n the third line i atheast from th i being e Benjamin P. Smith, the said poi) ng being also at the roatheart corner acre lot suld by John Fox and others t rich and ruoning 3c@ along mud with the suid degrees. cast 1.505 feet, more to the the “Ridge Road. end third Mine: thence degrees west, 1.40100 perches to oF ihe stamp thereof by the h WW degrees west 23 es east 11 2) 100 per line of the whole traet; s: send of the same; thence north 4744 O84 feet: thence at ri t 273 feet to the © ter of 025 foot r ences north 2735 degrees ea-t 673 feet to the southwest corner of said Goodrich north 423¢ degrees east 542 feet to the place of begtn- Y xcepting therefrom a one acre lot convayed i @. W. Dunlop and others for a € a 4 acres or thereabonts in dof the second and the beginning of thethird outlinesiaid out by_asub- division made by said Duvall as lot No. 67 for cemetery) the tract so described and aforesaid, con said Fox by d ed on or about October 15, 185 of record ia L; t E.C. E., No. 1, folio 457, et’s1., ents thereon and the appurte- narces thereto belonginz Also, other part of said tract. - ter,” embracing Lots number: to 733, both inclusive; 758 to 774, both inclusive; 793,794, 795, aod Lot mark “George W. Davall fronting ov feet on Johnson street and 113% feet on Monroe street, in Uniontown, according to @ plat of a sub. Givishon and a re-subdivision of portion of att tract, recorded in liber No. 625, folio Ml, of said land records, together witb the improvements there- on and the appurtenances thereto belonging. The improvements on said fi ‘numbered tract consist in one two-story and three one-story fracue boildings, and said sub-lot numbered George W. Duvall and the lots fronting on Monroe street by # large one-story and attic frame dwelling and three two-story frame dwellings and ontto Terms of sale: One-fourth of the purchase-money to b» paid ip cash withio ten days a! { «hich $100 isto be paid asa tract or lot so suid at the time of auce in four egual instalments, pay Snd 2% months from the day ‘0 the jurchsser or I nie their promissory notes, dated on the day dto bear interest at six (6) por cont. per annum, and fo be additionally secured by a policy or policine of insnrance on such of the property as is improved, to my satisfaction. The parchaser or purchasers may pay all cash or any larger portion tban one fourth, at hie. her or their election. The title fo be retated until all of the purchase money And interest on the respective pieces of property sold ispaid. Altecpvesancing at purchaser's cont. JAMES S EHWAKODS, Trustee. oct2t-s,tu,th “J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. [Repubiican.w.t.m} 7° THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on ® count of the rain, until MONDAY, November 15th, 1875, same hour and place. JAMES 8. EDWARDS, Trustes. novtthsta "9 J T COLDWELL, Salesman. { Republican,f,w 5] HOMAS DOWLING Auctionser and Real Estate Broker, (At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary ,) Southweat corner Penna. avenue and lth street, THREE VALUABLE UNIMPROVED RUILDID LOTSON THE WE IDE © EV STREET. BETWE SAND NORTAW YE THE M BL LOCATIONS IN THE CiT Od — oa Gers Bnd the ba! dle in 6, 12, 15 for’ which purchasers i) STD » AT ALL. On FEIDAY AFTERNOON, November 12, t 156 o'clvck, in front of the premises, i eb eel lute 9, 19 and tl, in square WS, # front ea: bs of 17 fect by a depth of 100 feet. ‘Terns: One fenrth cash; the balance at 6,12 and 18 months, secured by adeed of trust, with notes bear fog interest at 8 percent. per annum. Ooaveyan cing at purchaser's cost. §£0down at time of sale THOS. DOWLING, Anct. rpucmas bowLine, Auctioneer and Keal Eetate Broker, At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary, Southwest corner Pennsylvania aveuue acd lth st, TRUSTEE'S SALE ¢ ALUABLE LOTS IN UNIONTOV WITH COMFORTABLE RESi- By virtue of trust, dated Angnst 1st, 1573. re: corded ta Liber N. nlio 39, E will sell, on ATURDAY, the 13th f November, 1876, at 4% Gctock p m.. 4.225, 287 and 25%, on the plate ard pian of Uniontown, with the improve mets thereon, a comfortable’ frame house. Tha roperty fronts 75 feet ou Pisrce street, between acbipgton aud Jackson streets, and Lot 25 fronts 24 feet on Washington street. near Pierce st. ‘Terms of sale: 91,000, with interest from Febraary 1575, at 10 per cant., and the expenses of eae, in reeiioe in«qual payments at six and twelve the, wih interest, to be secured by deed of All gg ye! eae ceeeraees at purchs ser's eX pense. pesit wi prot ert; strock om. ERED. W. JONES. Truston, 200 wilt be tonnes LOMAS DOWLING, anctr, w loaner! to the purchaser ac 1U'per ceut., baletyenriye it donttads ee? move dt A mm" S 4 ORT VE: FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. 5 By virtue of a deed of trast, recorded in Vi ’ foli¢ 334, of toe laud records’ of tue Distelet nf Ge: dumbia, we will sell at public anstion, DAY, November 13, 1575. tm., part Of lot No. 38, In Drurs's revered cabdivnion ot sqnare No. 219. having a front of 23 fect on (; street, by a cepth of 100 fect. "Terms of sale: $500 cash; ba'ance in equa! install- Mepts, in one two years, the purchaser to give his notes /-r the deferred payment, with interest at 8 per cect. per anotm, secured by deed of trust on the property. 100 down when the property is Conver srcing at ont Stewie Os RUSI, Wh WARD, -'{ Trastecs W.T. JOHNSON, Auct. TREE'S BALE oF VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY m FAIBFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA, SEVEN MILES FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. nové- T® AUCTION SALES. TO-MORROW. Wee wis A coat S between 9th and loth streets. ENTE 1102 Late STR ORTHWEST, AT. TE MIRRORS, COTT. SETS, PARLOR SUL 8.80. ke ING, November ovelook, we will 1102 lath street northwest, the jentire effects. kc We name in part— Elegant French Plate Mirrors, 1 Tea Set 4 pieces; One Velvet Parlor Suite. 7 pieces; Ove Hair Cloth Parlor Suite,7 feces; Cot Or and Walnut Chamber Set , Stoves and Washstands, Marble-top Tables: Hair and Husk Mattresses, Loanges avd Vases; Feather Beils, Bolsters and Pillows; Hall ap Chairs; Extension Table, Crockery, &c., &o We invite special altent! stock aa the sale is pte novS 2t (Rep. Wel.) WL. WALL & 00., Ancts MAS DOW LING, j= ONuctinsesr and Boa} Retate Broker, At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary Sovthwest corner Peunsylvania avenue Lith st. ELEGANT HOUSE ae T URaIEOEE AT AUC OnWEDNESDAY MORNING, November 10, &t 10 o'clock, I will sell at the residence of H. P. 5 Hntson,esq , No. 40 Market strost, between Prospect and Ist street, Georgetown, 8p clegant assortment of Household Farnitare, vir’ Elegant Haircloth Parlor Suite; . tings, Engravings, Ornament . Brussels, ‘Three ply "and Tngraia arpots, En- gravings, ke. : Walnut Writing Marble top and othr Tables; Walnut Marbio top Chamber Suttes; Bair and Husk Mattresses, Feathor Bods, & ; Oak Extension Table and Dining Chairs: Refrigerator, Oreckery and Glassware; Kitchen and other Stoves, &c.. 8c novi-d THOMAS DOWLING, Axct. + Y OUNG AND MIDDLETON, Anctioneers, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, Le Droit Building, corner 8th and F sts. northwest, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON sta, BETWEEN L AND M STREETS NORTH WEST. in pure and by virtue of a decres, passed on the sth day of October, 1375, by the reme Court of the District of Columbia, in equity cause No. 4,617, in which Jon F. Adams is plaintii?, and Robert W.’ Adams et al are defendants, the an- dersigned trustee, appointed by said court, will sell at public anction, to the bighest bidder, in front of the premises, November 5. 1575, at 4% o'clock p. m.. all that "certain parcel of land and premises known and described as part of Lot number tweive art of Lot number thirteen, in square number r hundred and one, on the ground 8 city of Washington, in the District of contained within the metes and boands following, yix: Beginning at a point on Sth street west nine teen feet nine inches north of the southoast corner of said lot twelve, running thence seuth twenty- three feet four inches; thence nety-nine fest four Inches to the rear of said lots; thence north twenty-three feef four inches; and thence east nine- ty-nine feet four inches to the point of beginniag, together with the joint privilege of an alley bound ing on the north line of said premises, and all and to the same belonging, and all the right, tt aud estate therein of the late Marshall Adams, ceased, and of the parties io the before-mentiou Cause. ‘The terms of 100 10 be p. sale are as follows, that is to id down as carnoat on ‘acceptance vi , the #ame to be furfeired if default be made ja compliance with the further terms of saia within five (8) days after the ratification thereof by the court, and the pr. aperty t > be resold at the cost and risk of the defaulting pnrchaser. An additional tar of $500 to be paid down on the ratification of such sale. One half the remaining prrchaso money parable on the da! October, the other Talf thereof payable on the $1 day o Ceferred payments of purchase mom ear eight (3) per cont. interest from the day . payable setui-annually, and to be secured by deed of trast sod insurance on th mises. Conveyancing at the cost of the purcha: ILLIAM A. MELOY. Trnstoc oct®-2awts YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucis. 82- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, November 10th, 1575, By order of the Trustee. i&tn YOUNG & MIDDLETON and place. nové PURCANSON BHOS.. Avettoncers, Corner 9h and D strecte northwest, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABL® IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE SITUATED ON NORTH K ST BETWREN NORTH CAPITOL AND Ist STS. EAST. AT AUCTION, 2.3 Virtuc of a deed of trust, dated June let, A.D. ete g ty, Di 1874, duly recorded in Liber 751, folios 52 ‘one of the land records for Washington cou party secured thereby, It, at public auction, to the highest bide f the premises, on D. 17! So'clok p w.. ali that situated and Deing int or pian of «aid City as and being all that part ot square Dutubered six hundred aud seventy-flve (675), jut on north K street. distent one hundred and 'y (140) feet west from the pm heast corne rict of Colnmbia, and at the reqaest of th: FRIDAY, the 24th ng trict of Columbia, and known upon the gronnd plat described as follows: Beginuing for the same ata and ronving theuce west twenty epecti: nt ar pe u fr . secured by deed of trr sh, at option of th : the cost of the purchaser. A of £2 required at time of sale, If the torms hot complied with iv ten days from day of the Trustee reserves the right to resell, at evst risk of the defaulting purchaser THOMAS M. LANAHAN, Trasteo, sepls-d DUN ON BROS, Aucts. SF THE AROVESALEIS POSTPONED ont PRDRESDAY the 10th day of November, Is/5, dus eer nied place 6 BONE SETHOMAS M. LANAHAN, Tens 21,23,novlad DUNCANSON BROS, Au H. WARNER. 'e Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer, Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F sts. northwest. TEN VERY DESIRS BLE BUILDING LOTS ON IFTH STBEET EasT, BET VEEN NORTH H AND I STREETS, AT AUCTION. oct. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Novem- Lo T 10,at 4 o'clock, L will offor for alo, in front of the premises, lots numbered 21, 22.'23, 2%, %, 26, 27, 23, 29 and 30, in John F. Ennis’ ‘subdi- vision of equare No. 8. These lots, with whe ex- ception of No. 21, have each a front of twenty-one foot on Sth street east running back one hundred feet to an alley. Lot 2i has a front of nineteen feet op Sth street and one hundred feet on north I street. ‘The property ix but a few fect from the H street Taiiroad, ‘The lots will be sold separately. ‘Terms: One-third cash; residue in 6, 12, and 15 inonths, with interest at 6 per cant. per annum from gay of tale. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser, 3% on cach lot at time of sale : B.K. eT LMAER F [Eep) nov? eokds B.» a Real Estate Broker and Anctionser, Federal Buildings, corner 7th and F streets n. w. SALE OF IMPROVED PRoP- ORTH CAROLINA AV BE : dD ETS EAST, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Novem- ber 17th, at 4 o'clock. I will eell at public Sdesman auction, in frobt of the premises, the west part of Lot No.2, in square No. 734, with te improvemonts the naisting of 8 Two story Dwelling. part Brick art Frame. The lot has a front ofabout 18 feet ¢ north side of North Carolina aveuus, wih a depth of about 100 feet. ‘Terms made known atsai¢: sale, wM Executor of the estate of the Popuell. bové-ctds ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Anctioneer, | Successor to Green & Williams, Auctfoncors, No. 1001, northwest coruer Wth and D streets. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 27th ¢ay of September. A. D. 137: duly re- od fe « in Liber Nu. 698, folio 13, one of the land recorés for the District ‘of Coinmbia, and by sha written request of the holders of notes, I shall sell cu MONDAY, the 15th day of November, 1575, at 4 o'clock p. m.,. on the premises, Lot @ ‘of John Chester ond Charles H. W Jenkins’ subdivision of original lots 29, 3) and 31, and the south 13 feet 7 inches of Lot 28, in Square numbered seven hundred ‘and twenty-five (725). as the same is recorded among the records of subdivision in the office of Surveyors of the District of Columbia, together with all and lar the buildings and improvements thereon. Psst One third one and two years, 1s Dearing secured with AUCTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON. UNG & MILDLETUOR, Yn br Dal eT AUCTION SALE OF LOTS BORDERING THE we SOLDIER ) HOME PARK. ° offer TUESDAY November Othek beautifal grousas Kontett snd lying south of tl pat 7th street into that the E ‘drive from a recerded subdivision plat of hen wi sions a plat of w shown at the sale, and which can be examined in the Meantime at our office. subvrban sites should attend this sale. ‘Terms of gale: One fifth cash, and balance fn one, two, three, four and fire years, with notes beeri: om : Cost. B depoatt of S100 on euch 1ot ale. If the terms are not com Tok an cost of toe defuelting wereucar® r of the def . _iai-dia "YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Ancts. PHOS. R WAGGAMAN, TP Seat Busnes Att acer, 519 71h street. WAGGAMAR, Anctioncer, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 1318 STREBT NORTHWEST. wey ee ernie fr aterta tesserae est tres, bots No.730, Ista’ tres orth west, cogtaln- D elve rome, with mod ‘enionces; 10E25 by 104 to. 30 toot alley. aie ‘Terms day of sale, nove THOS. B, © WARES. Broker and Anctt: y state C joneer, Federal Buildings coraer Ti band F atrests N, W. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF Me PROPERTY IN -) ADJ AN TEBE AN VLU BU °. EK BALTIM KAILHOAD, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust, di D. 1871, to Daniel b. Baton 4 5 recorded in Liber No. Gil, folio 287, one of the land records for Washington county, in'the District of Columbia, end at the request of the party recured thereby, I will seli at auction, ia front of the prem- isos, on MONDAY, September 13th, 1875, at 3 o'clock p.m., all that certain piece and parcel of yor ad situate. iying aud being in the county of on, D.C., comprised within the following metes sud bounds, to wit: Beginning at the Stone plantet at the northwest corner of that part oung-boro’” formerly occupied by George Oyster, called “Trinidad,” and runing theuce south seventy-seven (77) degrees, east five (5) perches, more or less, with Oyster’s Hine, that rane to Stone No. 5, to the west line, condemned for t railroad; thenes north forty-two end a half (42%) degrees,'east one hundred and seventeen (117) Perehes'and seven (7) links with said condemned ine to 4 division tence formerly put np, between this part of @ lot owned by Edward Fenwick; thence with satd fence north twenty-three (23) degreesone hundred and thirteen (113) perches and fifteen (15) links to a locust tree standing at the end of said fenes. marked fur_@ corner; thencs south sixty-five @ quarter (654) degrees, west forty- eight (45) perches aud se links, more or to the division live separating this Lani land formerly hicld by Mr. sail line and a conti of to the beginning, Stone No. 4. cont four (64) acre () rood and twer perches. more ss, excepting six (6) ac: thirty-three (33) perches, sold to one ML gam by Benjamin I Fenwick, in desd anted September 24, 1564. apd lots numbered 9, 10,11, 12, fa aqnare lots 33 and 39, in synare 5; lots 29, 21, 22, 34.24, 25, 26 na 27, in gauare 6, of F.W, Jones subdivision of Terms: $7,000), with interest at 10 per cent. per at hum from April 1, 1573, to day of sale, and expenses of sale in cash, less $22 ad the bi six and twely est from aay secured by a deed of trust on the cpr ae 2) a8 a deposit will be nired ati sale All onveyancing at «xpense of purchaser. If terms of sale are not ied with in ten days from day of tr eserves the right to resell the isk and cost of tue defaulting pur- ten days’ advertisement W. SCIOKSEY, sorviving Trustee, ang®-codds | J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman. S-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED unti! TUESDAY, September 21, 1575, same hour and PM®: GEO. W. STICKNEY. Surviving Trnstoo, eepl3-cokds J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman. 8/-THE AROVE SALE 19 FURTHER POST- d until TURSDAY, Septen ber 25th, 1575, same GEO. W. ST|CKNEY Surviving Trasteo septreokds "J.T. COLDWLL, Salesman, & THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE DE- E scribed property having failed to comply with the terms of said sale ‘on September 25, 1575. 1 shall resell the same pite suction, on the premises, p 4 o'clock iting pur ov SATURDAY, November 13th, 1575, -yat the rick and cost of the def or “QO. W. STICKNEY, Surviving Trastee. OCOLDWELL, Salesman I pOWnII AN £ N Auctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, No 412 7th street northwest. SSALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED STATE SITUATE ON 19TH STREET, 4 9 A 3-STORY FRAME LL THE MODERN IM- AND LOT ADJOINING ae LOTON 20ru STEEET, of the land records for the ila, and at the request of the party recured there! IT will sell st public auction, in front of the premises. to the bighest bidder, on MONDAY, the 1 ovember, beginning at 4 o'clock p. m., the ae Fant: described real estate, ine’ erty ov Washington, District of Oo- sitrate 5p ine. lumbte-Known ano described as’ all of Lot 3.in square “®,sremt: =n 20th street northwest, be- tWeen dane E Aiso-ac 4°15 p. m. same day, the following de- Scrihed roa: estate. improved by athree-story Frame House, known as the :vnols of Lot No. 15, in square 108; also. part of original Lot 17, same square, front- ing on int fuller description of which will oO ual notes interest, of 6, 12,18 and 24 months, secured by a deed of ‘trast on the propert sold. A deposit of $100 will be required on eac jece Of property on the day of sale. All convey- cing at purchaser's cost. Tho Trustee reserves the right to resell the proparty it the terms of sale are not complied with in seven days after sale, at the cost of the purchaser in defanit, after ad tisementofone week iu some newspaper in Wash- Waters DOs oHOMAS WEAVER, Trastoo, 1. OC, LUTTRELL, Salesman. oct3e-d A 7 J. SWEET, Ko. 11 RUST Beal Estate Broker and Anctioneer, 7th street, opposite U. 8. Post Oftice. ‘ALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE- CK HOUSE “ON E SOUTH G STREET. BETWEEN 11TH AND REETS NORTHW irtne of a deed of trust to us, dated May 22, A.D. 1°72, end daly recorded ia Liber No. folio 336, of the land records of Washington, D. C., end at the reqnest of the party secured there- Ly, we will sell, at gublic auction, in front of the premises, on MONDAY. November 15, 187%, at 4:30 o’clock p. m., ths east 25 fect of Lot nembered 9. in square numbered 320, baviag a width of 28 feet and a depth of 100 feet, and improved by three-story brick dwellivg. Terms of sale: The amount of indebtedness ee- cured by said deed of trust and the expenses of kale. (alt amounting to about 93,00,) in Case and the balance in tix, twelve, and eighteen wontha, for Piich, the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest frcm the day of sale, and secured by a d f trast upon the property shail be taken Conveyanct at purchaser's ovst. If terms of sale ara not compli with within seven after the sale, the Trustees Feeerve, the right to reacll the property after Ove arn. Saver ticoment iene bi ond Corte the de- ting purchaser. Jeposit when the property zi WMA. MELOY, ers E. M, NOU { Trasteos, povid E. J. SWEET, Anctr, BH. WARNES . | “Real Estate Broker and Anctfoneer, Federal Buildings, corner 7th and ¥ strocts N. W. BUSTERS’ SALE OF IMPBOVED AND UN IMPROVED FROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF N&W YORK AVENUS, BETWEEN TRU fy virtue of a deed of trust dated A.D. 1814 duly record.d in Liber No. 744, folio eof the Lard Records for the District of Col- nd at the request of the party secazed there- by, we will sell at public auction. in tront of the Pies reenecticcly, on THURSDAY, November Sth, 1:75, the fllowing-described rial estate, sit- in the city of Washington, District of Colum- At 33¢ o'clock p.m., the north twenty-five (25) feet of Lot Lumbered six (6), in square aumbered three hundred and forty-three (343), beginuing for the same at the northeast corner of anid s, nom- bered three handred and fort: mag ence, weet slong the so one bundrrd (100) feet, thence due south twenty-five (25) fect, thence east one hundred (100) feet paraile: to the first line to the west liae of 10th street weet, thence north with the west line of 10th et) west twenty-five (25) feet to the place of be- inning. And at 4 o'clock p.m all of Lots numbered two (2) and three (3), in Davideon’s recorded subdivision of original lots'in equere two ‘and fifty- two (252),on the south side of New York avenue, ‘Mth streets, northwest, said lot pe ved bys three-story and attic ‘Terms: fourth of the purchase money in cash, avd the ‘st 6, 12, 18 and 24 months, at 10 cent. ‘from day of ealosgocarea bya deed of on rr cash at the Lig -atrest the et end AUCTION SALES. AUCTION. ‘There will be an Auction Sale at the Jowsiry Stcre of Cripper & Howard, 902 434 street soath- wes’, commencing TUBSDAY NIGHT, November ‘%h. at 7 o'clock, and continued every night until tho evtire stock és disposed of, embracing iscks, Waiches, Jewelry Oatlery. &e aS on y persons at our shop ving notided to take itaway, it not removed will also be told at public auction. n 4 JAMES GUILD, Anct 'HOMAS DOWLING, Anctloncer and Real Estate Broker, At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary, corner Penns. avenue and Cat LE OF MAGNIFICE GI SET, (COMPRISE car TWO 860: CAP i y M: ¥ M P B FID cH MI BY uT IMMEDIATELY PU ETON IN ¥ On THURSDAY UL, 3875, commer ying oe! dence of lis Excellency Senor ¢ Ds Manael Freyre, Pernvian Minsster, No 1501 K street. corner of Thirteenth street north west, I shall scli by catalogue the alove saperior collection of goods. The articles will be on exhibi ticn the day prior to sale, from 12 until 8 9 clock Te THOS. DOWLING Anetionaar. z. Tuomas DOWLING, Auctioncer and Real Estate Broker, At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary, Foxthwest corner Pennsylvavia avenue and Lith st, 26 BUILDING LOTS IN UNIONTOWN AT PUB- Lic AUCTION =: ‘ URDAY AFTERNOON, November premises, Lots 357, ata a ington street, pn Adan Market Place. umediately after. Lo to 44 inclusive, sit- usted ou Washington street, between Pierce aud Adams. Also, Lots 527 to 834 inclusive. ‘The sale offers great inducement, as the terms will mrcbasers. Couvey auciog at pur 20 will be required on each Lot at A pint of the property can be seon at of the auctionser os THOS. DOWLING, Aut. HOMAS DOWLIN Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker, At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary, Southwest corner of Pennsylvauis avenue aad Ith st TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NEW TWO-STORY FRAME BOUSE. No. 204 Orn STREET SOUTHEAST, WITH BAY WINDOW IN FRONT AND'SIDK; ALSO, SIDE LOT. By virtue of two deeds of trast, dated April Is/S_and April 3), 1Wé, and recorded in Liber “folio 887, and Liber 768, folio 135, and upon the request of -A. ©. Bichards, James A. MeDeritt and A. D. V. Burr, trustees of the Bagle Company (a joint stock Association), of the city of Washington, D.C , Lwill expose for’ sale. at public a: front of the premises on WED. 10, 1875, at 4:30 o'clock p grenud and premises lying andeitnated in «aid city of Washiugton and koown as lots numbered twenty one and twenty-two. in Van Hook's aud Metcal recorded subdivision of syuare numbered 944, fro! ing on 9h street eas Terms of sale: Six bundred doll ne hundred will be revuired d ne balance in monthly tox th, with interest, and deed enre deferred pas n d with within tive day ion, in NESDAY. November + all those ats of cash (of which own at time of sale); iment P day of sale, other- Wise the Trastee reserves the right to resell’ at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by giving one week’s notice of resale by vertising ja some bewspaper published in gaid city. Ail coayeymucing ost haser eet OE PTR TUN J. DERMODY, cot9-Jawts THOMAS DOWLI BF7-AT A MERTING F THE EAGLE M PANY, held on Mongay, Nov. 8, 1875, tt was agreed to postpone the sale of the aby ABN ‘Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer, Federal Building, corner 7th aud ¥F sts, northwest, on i A ANCERY SALE VALUABLE ON EAL ESTATE SITCATE ON CONNE: \ so RETWEEN K AND L STI WED Tiel F i UST By virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, on tne 4th day of November, 1X75. in certaia cause therein depeuding enticed Sallie L inston et Appleby et al , Thomas H Ly ui red, in equity No. 2.873, the audersigned will s: auction, in front of the premises, at 4 o'cl m kD. SATURDAY, the 20th day of November, 157 all that certain picce or parcel of ground lying the city ef Washington, in the District aforesa‘d, known and d ‘weted on the ground plator plan thereof as lot Ioitered B, in Harris and Grammter’s recorded subdivision of original lot uumbered three (3) 4u equere numbered one mundrea aud sixty-four (164). ‘Terms of sate prescribed by the decree: One-third of the purchase mo: ey ts to in cash, and the residue io three equal in-talments, payable respec- tively, au eixyt nthe, with ia the date of salo, at ths rate of eight pr uum. until paid, for which ace to be missory Lotes of the purchaser, #9 trnst upon the propecty. A deposit aquired with the secepted bid, and Leonveyaicing is 10 be at the cost of the par- charer JON SELDEN, Trastee, Hod a J.T. COLDW ELL, Salesman B. 2 WARNES “Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, Federal Buildings, coruer 7th and F strects 8. W. TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROTED EAM S STREET NOUTH, LN THE CLEY OF WASHINGTON, D.0. ' By virtue of a deed of trust dated the Ist —d ot pelober 1872, and recorded in Liber No. . lio 181, one of the land records for Washington county, {n the District of Oolumbis, and by direc- tion of the party secured, I will sell at public wuc- tionsin front of the premises, on THUMSDAY. the 4h day of November, A. D. 183, at 4 o'clock pms ail that ‘or parcel of situated in thd city of Wasbington,in the District of Oolambia, known and described as Lot numbered sixty-nine (69), in Pierce and Klingle’s recorded subdivieton of fqrBre numbered two hundred and seven (307), with the improvements thereon, consisting of a three- story Brick Dwelling boure. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; batance in 6 and 12 Months, with interest, secured the property. A deposit of §100 will be reynired st the time of sale. All conveyanci: at the cost of yarchaser. If terms are not complied with in five ye from day of sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the costof the defsulting purchaser. . WILLIAM A. GOBDON, Jr., Trastee. cct20-d J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman, Ry-THE ABOVE PROPERTY, No. 173% lith Hiregh, A fine. three-story. pross brick Dwoliing House, containing 13 rooms, with bot and cou water, range, furnace and Latrobe stoves, and ail modern improvements. Persous desirous of pur- chasing are invited to inspect the premises before the day of sale, S7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until THURSDAY, November 11th, 1575, same bour an! piece WILLIAM A. GORSON, Jx.. Trastee novs d J.T. COLDW ELL, Salesman. JOS: F KELLEY, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, Office No. 962 8th street northwest. by deed of trast on STREET, BEIWKEN { AND kK STREETS Bb NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. By virtue of an order of the Saprome Conrt &.: the District of Columbia, holding a Probate Court, passed on the 26th day of October, 12/5, and approved and ratided by the said Court ‘hold ing an kauity Oourtyon the a1 day of Nov b equity No. 45 I will offer at public sale, on the pr-misea,on TUBSDAY, the 16th day of No- vember, A. ly, 3575, st 4 o'clock p. m., all the richt, tile, indercat, and estate of James 0. ‘McSherry, foilowing described real estate in the city ‘and District of Colambia, the «aid «an undivided one-third of original lot ane: te No. 9, and parts of kts Nos. 29 aud Bo. 108 eginving for the same west line of street west, at t! feet from the southeast corner of «sid ané ronning thence north on the line with 18th street weet 65 feet; thence thence southwesterly 24 - foot, ‘sout! fETS | EVENING STAR. TUESDAY. November 9, 1875. The Siuger Will Case. UNLOOKED-FOR ADJOURNMENT OF THE OCEEDINGS—RUMORED OFFER TO Com- PROMISE REJECTED—A_ _MYSTERIOCS YOUNG MAN FROM THE WEST. The Singer will case did not mate mach Progress 9 the surrogate’s court at White *iains, N. Y., last Friday. Before the hoar appointed for resuming the proceediogs touching the legal status of Mrs. Mary Ana Foster, the contestant, had arrived, Sarro- gate Coffin received a telegram from counsel for the executor, setting forth that an en- agement in another court prevented them rom attending, and that in consequence aa adjournment had been agreed upon betweea themselves and the ing counsel. It bas been asceriained, from what are considered authentic sources, Wat counsel for the legatens have intimated a desire to compromise w: contestant by paying her $200,000 out of the estate, and tat the intimation bas bad only the effect of eucour- aging her in her litigious determination to secure about $4,000,000, which she, as the alleged widow of the testator, claims to be ber rightful due. But if many-tongued ro- mor is to be credited, additional claimants tg participation in the estate may appear at any moment. The testator was @ man of noted laxity of morals. Under the terms of the will some twenty or more of his offspring by divers and sundry mothers are entilied on an average to aout $200,000 each. There have been and are other children of the deceased whose names are not to be found in the testamentary doc ument, and {{ would not be surprising if, beiore the present legal controversy bs Closed, his “sons should come from afar and his daugbters from the ends of the eartn,” to be present at and partake of the floal « sion and distribution of his immense ate. Notable among the spectators in court dur. ing the preliminary hearing of the case w & young man whohad apparentty seen a Ii Ue more than twenty summers. His well- tanned face and brawny hands bespoke fa- milierity with laborious outdoor employ ment. He was observed to pay the closest attention to the proceedings, @nd partica- larly to the arguments advanced by con- testants’ counsel during the desulto.y bate. He was evidently & totai stranger, not speaking to or being addressed by any’ one in the court-room. After the adjournment, and wien on the way to the railroad depo! he approached the writer with an air of familiarity, and on being promptiy interro- gated as to his identity, merely replied that he had traveled night and day from Kansas in order to be present at the proceedings, as he had an interest in the estate. Having been asked as to What he based his claim on, this mysterious young man said, in @ half whisper, “They Will find out who Iam soon enough,” and then bounded across tle street. The Surrogate named Monday, the 1th inst., as the day on which a farther hearing in the case will take ¥. pay A FALL FROM THE DoME OF THE Memo- | RIAL BUILDING.—Yesteraay afternoon the | workmen and others in sight of the Memo- rial Building at the Ceatennial groands were horrified to see one of the workmen on that butiding, while walking around the top of the dome, suddenly miss bis footing and come’ whirling down’ through the air, his body making several turns as he dessended to the earth beneath. A sickening feelin Was experienced by every one who witnessed the terrible sight as his body strack th ground with a thud that seemed terribly joud and distinct, and might, indeed, ha been heard for a considerabie distance.” Still more horrible was the sight as they gathered vat the mass of bruised and broken hu nanity that not a moment before had b: a stalwart man, fall of life and vigor, the promise of many years yet before him. His body was mashed almost beyond reco: nition, aithough there were a few pulsations of life remaining in him. He was uncon- scious, however, of course, and it is probable was before he reached ‘the ground. His bruised body was tenderly taken up, attempt was made to take it to the Presb terian Hospital, though it was evident f was far beyond all human aid, bat before aching the institution what little life re ned in him had passed away. The na of the unfortunate was Kobert Miner, bis age was twenty-four years, and he ix sald to be a resident of Buffalo, N.Y. The distance he fell was eighty-five feet.—Philadlphi: c te, Now, 4 A FooLisH GIRL’s DEATH..We learo from one of our best citizens, who returacl trom Macon last night, that'a Miss Butler, caughter of the watchman at Flint river bridge, on the Southwestern ratiroad, was ron over and killed 4 a poll car yesterday eveniug late. She hi been tn the habit of putting her footon the track and jerking it up just in time for the car to miss it, or get on the track and run off just in time to es- cape being run over; but this time pri faial. She was standing on tue track, fi the poll (which was coming up to Reynokis to jet the gravel train pass,) and put her loot up as ifshe intended stopping it. Bui, alas’ she could turn to leave the track ste had n her sad fate and was crushed to death. The poli car was rumhing down grade at a speed of twenty miles an hour, and it was for it to be stopped. The decsased old, and is said to have been pretty and accompilshed young la ty. ntier and family have tle heartfelt sympathy of the entire commanity in tueir sad aitt:clion.— Butler (Ga.) Herald. Dry Goons FoR ENGLAND.—Tu» Boston Commercial Bulletin, in its review of the dry goods gerne ; “There is rather a tetter feeling pervading all lines of goods, more especially brown cottons. The sale of 2,500 Lg Sirvemng oe > = ex- rt to Man gland, is the topic on e street ‘and'en element of encouragement to Cotton holders. A cable telegram on Wed- besday for 1,000 bales more on the same terms was refused by the maker. The steam- Siberia, which sailed Friday. took out of the leading brands in our Bos- market. This exporting business is sTowing to encouraging proportions, and from tne ten-baile lot septout in June last by one of the State street mil treasarers @ last- ing business is likely to ensue. ANOTHER Missinc Boy.—Tue mayor of Philadelphia has received a commuuication from Wm. H. Leib, of St. Pavl, Mion., in Which he is Informed that his son Freddie appeared from his home on the 28th of June, 71, at which time he was 5 years old. He is deseribed as having a fair, rosy com- plexion, blue eyes, round head, and a fall dimpled face. The father hopes that while the police are searching for the missing Charley Ross some attention will be givea to the description of Freddie, which may be the means of restoring him to his home. There bas been no trace of the boy sinee Lis disappearance. PULL- BACKS have their draw-backs, asa young woman of Keokuk, Iowa, found when she went toa Masonic entertainment last weck. She looked at the bangnet table with horror, ejaculating to her escort: “Good gra- cious! Are they going tositdown? I didr expect that—I—I ain't fixed to sit dow: He found a place for her alongside the mante piece, where she could take supper staud- ing. BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER. At Wytheville, Va., the store of Frank Johnston was broken last Wednesday night. Johnston, who lives near, discovere! the burglars in the act, and, hastening to the store, Was —, the thigh as be ap- proached. Last Friday a quaatity of the stolen was discovered and restored and five colored men were arrested on suspicion. THE department of public instruction of ada, has netified the commis- s27-Seven missionaries sailed from New York on Saturday for India and South Africa. - Cpacieme tages tet ee t th teaser aot ak Pe ts ti Rak gee Soest Bete Rank, 9 + rad ‘tor al of Teetown « T Ballroads— Washington and Soergetowe Mork. 49 bid Metropolitan steck S wie; Pe Sock, 38144, Vasked Metropolitan bonis, xr Mt 85S id Bundrs Liv— National Theatre Ronde, « Pc, 7S Bid; Mascnic Temple Bonds, » Goll. bid; Washingtom On Chesapeake and Fire PIWORB, Nov 9. — Virginia at in Brolers, 46; a. Weet Virginia. #4 Werth tare ds, new, 8 bid to-day. Bugar 9 —Gotton quiet ani steady— our very guict and uo. hangers ull and heavy —N» 2weetern red.) 2: P. paler, lomne TIMORR, Bar Wiodling, 12° Wheat syivania red 1.3al 4. Maryian! red amber, 145al 80. de white.1 Bini 80 0; quiet; Southern firm; «vuthern white 10. DOW, OMEN, UTE EM Feliow. ol Gass, western mired. 7 southern, 40m48. wi ‘ change, Hay doll and wm thing Jotog in round | r trade active. Pork scarce an! firm. 23 meate—jobbing packs! shoulders. 9010, clear ides, 15” Bacon—showlders, Kall; clear Adals\. hams, ais Lard stendy—reh 18. Butter quiet. but firm « troleom dull ° inally unchap New Yous. Nov a ee DIED. BROWN. to reciown, Tooeday morn ember Hh, MAky BENTLEY Beows, tathe oun A her funeral will take place Toon, k LM | om Thnieday. + | tom papers op cLeY ex m the residence of Sstrect, moar Bond, at2o'ch ok. (i Baltimore papers | la Georgetown, O. O., RY, im tho i BS ’ h ar PS Novem*or year ot of bis late reet- street. oon Wedneefay, the Friends of the tamily gre foneral will tak: No. 29. Potom ant, at 2:30 p.m, attend CUNNINGHAM. ©; st 4 o'clock ® the Oth of Bow kon RS C Was morelar rt ts city for the past forty years Funeral will take place from the Fonndry M. BR. church at 1p a Wednesday, the Mik insent. Fricnds invited to attond. WALTERS. In this city, November 8, ™, of typhoid fever, Sauau B. WaLTERs, ath year of her age UNDERTAKERS. R. W. BARKER, Cabinet Maker and dertaker, 612 Lira Steeer Norrs ly . HARVEY mT Undertaker, No. 934 F Staxcr, between Ninth and Testh marl-ly STEAMER LINES. (PEE ENLAND AND SEABOARD COASTING COMPANY OF D.C STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANS MOBEKLEY FOR NORFOLK, CONNECTING WITH LINES FOK BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NBW YOKE On and after MONDAY, September 2), 1578, the Steamer LADY OF THE LAK & wilt Bake thre trips weekly between, Warhington and Norfolk. Leave Wastin das, Wedeceday aud Friday et3 p.m. Leev folk’ Tuesday sday and Sata Fare to Nortolk, $4. Bound tri until used STEAMER JONX W. THOMPSON FOR POTO- TAC RIVER LANDINGS. ‘be Company baring placed this e Will, on f semi- weekly tri, stor Siall'the principal landings, as follows. es TUESDAY—Leave Washington at 7 @.m .golng All For tickets, staterooms or information, Freight for River Landings must positively be at the office of the Company, w’ Adth street, opposite the ry. POTOMAG BIVEK LANDINGS. ‘The swift and favorite Iron Steamer PILOT. wW.B ‘ics, Captain, baving been y overhauled and refitted me ber trips for Potomac river TURSDAY, March 24, and SA3 UADAY thereafter foot of 6th street. at arrive in Washington every Weduesday evening. it Tece ‘dafly. All freight: m paepinkt rece? da. AU fre zunat be re- M BOHANT: LINS OF STEAMSHIPS UT WEEN WASHINGIUN AND NEW YORK. Hereafter the fine Steamsbips K.C. K NIGHT and JOHN GIBSON will wake rerucar work Wy iripe between NEW YORK. ALEX <Ziee DRIA. WASHINGTON ani GEORGETOWN, as follows —Lea’ from Pier 41. iver every 8. P.m.; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at m.,and ALEXANDRIA the same day. For full information apply to R. P. A. DENEAM, business office and wharf,63 Water street, George: tov n, or at the office cf the President. near P stroct bei: - ata eS wien rene sang jehts delivered by Knox's Exprem. Orders left at Gexeral Odics, 603 Pennsyivants aveune, GF. the stcauner's whart, will be prompily attended . v0 KW EXPRESS LINK Via CANAL, PET WEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. WASH: INGTON ANG GEOKGBTOWN FAILING DAYS From Pior 2, North Wharves, Philadeiphie, SATURDAY. at 12m. From 69 W: eet Georgetown, D.C, MONDa¥. at © p.m. ‘This line copnects at Phila¢etphia wrth Clyde's Regular Semi-weekly Line of S.camere for Provt- dence. Boston and New Kugiaud States, No whart- this live. Fw ig | Queenstown to New of 80 at 45 Lat, or K.