Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1876, Page 3

_ RAILROADS, 1876 rem y@XFAtanra 1876 ne To the North, Wes' Soutawest. ails, Splendid Scen- Magnificent Equipment. © Wasuing'on, city time, from Depot, f Gh mad B streets, as follows: € and the West, 6°. m. daily, with ty Pittsborg; 7-40 p_m to Chicago, and (1:35 di FE AND POTOMAC RAIL! ngheeter. | Buffalo, ai e Uar« to Bochesti falo, 11.558 m. daily. exce a. For New York ané n= Kast, 9-10 p m. daily, wita Palace Cars avtached: Limited Express of 'Pull- men Parior Cars. 9:2 daily except Suoday. For New York. 1:30 » m. daily, ‘except Sunday, with Parfor Cars atrached For Philadelphia. 1.30 ¢aily, except Sanday, Tis 55 teks 10 p. . _. Limited Express, ®.m daily, except Sunday, Be m for Baltimore, 3:40 p. daily, except Sundey Creek Line 7:50 8. m. and 4:20 p.m, t Sunday ALEXANDEIA & FREDERICKSBURG BAIT WAY AN! ALEXANDEIA & WASHINGTON BAILKO. For Alexandria, 6.7.5.9, 10,118 m..1, 278.3500 3'>. im.’ On Sunday at $ 18 Bor the Sout! Bichmond, 11:35 p. m daily, except Scuday, and 5:40 a.m. daily; and via Eyachbers Ta. wm. acd 11:35 p. m daily, or Washtagton, 6, 7. %, 4, 5-6:00d Tp a. On : aad 7 p.m formation, Sleeping ana Parlor Car con be preear.d at the Oflcss:— greet and reon nces DM. BovM. tn, Gen'l Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, Gen'l Manager. jan3-ly ALTIMOKE AND ©HIO RAILROAD, CHANGE OF TIME. Jaxcany Qnd, 1876 LEAVE *ASH:NGTON. $:00—Baltinc Way Stations. 7-00—Baltimere. aunap-lis and Way Stations. XPRESS aNb Boston ExPress. Louis and Pittsburg Ex- Cumberland, Md ¥ Stations. Un Suniay ping at Reiay nly. ) 1 Rocks and Way Stations 20:19—BALTiMORSUNLIMITED Ex?Russ No stops ek my Ellicott City. LE BXPRES5, Bagerstown snd oy (Vis Main Stom.) nt of thoeks, Hacerstown pers Ferry, Winchester snd Way (¥is Metropolitan Branch.) EXPRES Stops at Laurel. and Way Stations. uss. Hagerstown. Stations. Pittsburg, Fast Ex- Chicago, Columbas, Sandusky aud s00, ‘9:25, trainsdaily exce Leavine Co 4:30, 5:00. 6:20. 6-5 630 on Sunday for Hagerstown, Ai or Valley Branch, nor for Ipbia st 8:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. wy Bpbly at the Baltimore and Obio Licket offices, ington Station, a 455 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be taken for bageage to be checked and received at any point in the city. THOS. B. SHARP, Mascor of Transportation. L. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent, GkO!S. KO Genoral Agent. novi-tf K AS ASHINGTON zo paurinous, ent eae TO BALTIMUES, NEW von B 5. ALL POINTS iN THE NEW ‘ENGLAND ‘TWEEN WASHINGTON AND THEOUGH tah 45 your WITHOUT CHANGES OF CAKS. ‘The equipment on this tine is new and of the most Biared antsh. 3 T 9:33 A. M. 1S PULL- MAN PABLOR OAK TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON id afte Moe leave de Railroad, corner of 6th and B streets, as follows: 9:33 a.m. Limited Express—Pullman Csr Train— for Philsdelphis, New York and points Kast ation B| vexeept Bacay. 1:30 rT. Expres for Philadetphia and New York aly. except Sanday. 4:85 7 im, Su prose for Philadelphia and way pointe D 9:10 pa, Express f _Polladeiphia, Now York Sod points East daily. PuLeMss PARLO® OABS onall Day Trains. SPOPLMAN PALACE SLEEPING Gags on ght si pdckseaad information can be procured at the of- ‘ea of the company. Bagge cailed for and checked st hotels and vate feclicuces on orders left at the offices of the nd 6th street. {ORE AND POTOMAO BAIL- ‘B streets. sca rabies a LR tae "Pa. ans GEOuGE O. WILK IS febl Superintendent, Baltimore, M4. 71 & POTOMAC RAILROAD, A Dirorconsee ora aso Bornean ewe After Janusry 2d, 1576, trains will ron as follows: e Beal eh Ca eT eS eat; -m., Linited Express, dally for the West; “Gaily excopt Sunday fir the North. sm. for Sunday. > 2 Express for Philadelphia and New Fork, g2d, Nortolk via Baltimore, daily Sa, Recommodation, daily except Sandav. Accommodation for Pope's + dale hilagetphis, daily. Cincinnati Kxprées, daily for the Weat 7 except Saturday for the Borth. _ + Mixed train to Bowie, daily, excep o ht E eS; HL aTON. oy HE yte © a de oe em., Accommedation, dally. LP ; Baltimore and Pailsdeiphia Expross, ily. 4:03 pm., Limited xpress from New York, daily Oxce pt Sunday 5:30 pm. "Washington Mail, dally, except Sun- $60 pm, daily from Baltimore and the West. 21:13 p.m., Kichimond Express, daily. Trains leaving Washington at 7:60 s,m. snd 4-20 Beam, faz czcrp. Senday, conmect at Bowie with ina for Pope's Cr-ek line. ‘Trains leaving Washington at 7:50 .m. and 4:55 ‘Odenton with trains for Annapclis. street aod Pennsylvania corner 6th street and Pennsy!va- lave their baggage called for and Checked at botels and residences to all points North and West. T b tickets to Cincinnat!, Colum- Dos, Iudiansp. Dotata Bast. West Benth wea socth ast. West, Borth an : GEO. C. WILKINS, Supertatendent, itimore, Md. D. M. BOYD, Jr., Gen") Pase’r Agent. may2S-tf LEXANDBIA AND WASHINGTON B.B. ASLEXANDBIA AND FEEDEBIOKSBURG B.E., Cornea of B le and Sezih strests Loesi trai ve for Alexandria as follows: 6, 7. 5.910, idem: 1,3. 4:20, 66,7 p.m> 5 S.m.sad I anc © p.m. daily, all otber trams daily except Sunday. Local trains icave Alexandria as follows: 6,7, 8, 3 . 7.m. The 5'p. m.'from Alexandcie all other trains Gully except Sunday. Bicbmend Day Mail leaves Washington at 8:40 8m daily GuEAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Bichmond, Teves Washington 11:3 p.m. daily ex! a A Through ti-kcis to ail potats South asd Roateeest for sale st offices corner 13th street and P. gb to destisation Due BOYD) General Ageat. GEO. 0. WILKINS, General Sapte yant-tt - a re, Mid. HOTELS. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PL. orner Irving Place and street, Tork. ‘One Biock from Union Square and Broadway, ‘The most central, and yet quietest location in the . Convenier 5 ee oe pi Blovator, and ail modars theaters and . provements. Easy acoess to sil parts of the city by street cars and sepltmwitly ©. B. FERRIS, Proprictor. COAL AND WOOD. YOAL! COAL? WOOD: Wood: CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASH} THOUSASDS OF TONS ORDERED. of the best varieties of all is the If you would save get 8 food articis and woe poets to ‘ton, call on the under: Signed before you ba two of the ‘Wharves in the and ail the tacit! thereto The dativery ot Goal direct from cur veewsin te the » we can certainly offer tnduce- ments. Aisi oor Wharves and vince of aneq: hs Good FINE W OUD delivered ss low as 88 b0'ees pred OAK WOOD delivered as low as @6 to 87 i fe all nb publi oie eas Recessary to convince GHNSO! ofinh und inh strece STEAMER LINES. STs ALL bl UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM- SHIPS. AUCTION SALES. TRIS EVENING. rPreomas DOWLING, state Broker, Sailing regular! oy wi "s Atthe id ean of Lente hot J onth from ‘ateon’ old stand of Latimer ‘leary. Wrart, Brevkisa NY. for PARA, Southwest corner of Pennsylvanis avenue ani Ith st. PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA and R10 JA* RERIO, calling at 8T JOHN'S, YOT! —— BELLIE MATRI kAM MANUFACTURERS’ SALE See TL eh BUPERIOR EW EXPRESS PUR OANAL, % i eT PHILADELPHIA. ALBAANDRIA, INGTON AN NANG GEORG BTOWN Ao Silver Plated Ware AND Table Cutlery! WE SHALL SELL BY AUCTION, os H the Meridian 886, Crome! of &) at 42 lat., or nothing 0 the of «2. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN THE ROYAL Mall, STs MeHIPS BETWEEN NeW YORK AND LIVER. POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. w YORK. ee ae n Abyssinia. Wed Feb BL Beveeeee WOd.. Jn 19 Java STORE No. 1317 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR liru STREET, Wed., Fed 23 ‘ Rea eds» March I : Chine. ch AT10 4. My Parthi ed... Feb. 9 Parti Wed., March 15 pant ect {following WEDNESDAY and BATUR- marked * do not carry stecrage passen- ON gers. BaTxs oF Passace.—Cabin, $90, $100 and git, id ‘accordin to accor olen ickets to Paris, old, tional. Return tickets on favorable terms. Steerece tickets to and from All parts of Br-- 56 a: low rates, “Through bills Cachan quien tor + Antwerp and of! a Medicarram WEDNESDAY, January 12th, 1876; AND CONTINUE THE Bowling Green; or T & MOBRIRON MALLWOU. TBA! SALE EVERY DAY, At 10 o'clock a. my 3 pe m. and 7:30 o'clock im the evening, EDUCATIONAL, ROCK BLL COLLEGE, ELLICUTT CiTY, MD, 4 This Institution is conducted’by the On Brothers. . ‘The student, on passing a satisfactory examina- tion, may receive a diploma in either the Classical, the Scientific, or the Commercial Uourse. Board and Taition . e Graduating Fee... decz2 t &s.2m INDEBGAB! Froebel’s. prir East Capitol st. istion DURING THE WEEK A LABQE CONSIGNMENT OF 3 BKTYECIN, President. j—Strictly in scoordance with pies MISS KNIGHT, 303 Metropolitan, street-cars tl Silver Plated Ware door. Applications street. K ANDEBGASIEN AND AND SOHOOL ¥OR PRIMARY AND ADVASOED CLASSES, 76% iith st., bet. G and H n.w. Teachers, Misses SUSIE POLLOOK and 0. B NOEEK, and Miss SARAH POLLOCK. pplications to be made after $ o'clock at 1100 B corner E and Lith northwest, novs 3a ‘HE EPISCOPAL INSTITUT. F. b. KNIGHT, DD Head Master BEV TOE SOHN LOWBY! ACM ass th The Sixth Anunal Seesion of thi for boys will con Table Cutlery, Being a consignment from one o.' the largest fac- tories in New England, and sold t. close the estate, The Goods consist ot Bepiomber, Woriher information can be had the z + D. Das Tea Sets, Walters and Salvers, Card and Cake b,\- augw-tt "1442 Corcoran street Kets, Fruit St mala, Borey Bithes:houcuet foid- z 7 AND ©: AL Se: erp, + Secon Holders, Syrup Dishes, Slow Tock sveuee a) Oo tare A maRLO TOR Water Ser, Dinner, Breakfast and Pickle BON, Principal—Tne sighth annual session boging Castors. Wine Coolers, Celery Stauds, peed seliompppsliteniane ac nee Ties Epona Medium aaa tite! RoE ACADEMY, 426 strost northwe t Sander. Forks, Soup, Oyster. Gravy land’s Obureb, commene 1 your and Cream "Ladies, Butter Bert. 6. For Cyne) n Pie aud Cake Knives, aaah street son! . Private lessons in 1 ia Higher Mathematics and Phonograph; STBI OHILDRBE! Miliss Bema Harwsdel'. Betecl for Paysue LABGE LINES OF and Practical @; 800 Ista sirest. adearih Addition to the Kindergarten, the pent | Silver Plated Table Catlery. Seution fe cigo given to clemsutary instroctions Be. Opens: Bept, ith, “Normal tratning class, Oct ‘i. | - ‘These Goods are warranted first class, i Ast. For particulars address as above, augid-tm "| |,Thets Goods are warrar sold without réservacion hotel uespers; salbos Eeopert and arivate taeiiiss potel kes : PIANOS, &c. who intoud purchasing Silver or fue Table Cutlery, DECKER bRos,’ GBAND, SQUABE, anv UPBIGHT PIANOS Ladies Invited to Attend the Sale, ABE MATOCHLESS,. @. KUN, SOLE AGENT, 407 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, SALES ON EACH EAY AT 10 A.M.,3 P.M AND 7:30 OULOCK IN THE Above Pennsylvania Avenue. = BE SBIEG. INSURANCE. SF Prices Reasonable, Terms Easy. novis-tm Industrial Life Insurance Oompany or WW POUL ENOW sep WASHINGTON, D. 0. PIA Gr Seana, Syuare and Upriant, The favorite McCammon Piaio:; Shon smger’s celebrated O1cacs, now .tyieeg Also, @ 1 rge sagortment of Fianos which Pave beea| in use asbort time. tor sale and rent st! iva rat Promptly atwcnded THENBAC rel PRE ROUGE PIANO octlS-ly_423 lth st. few doors above P: iv. TS STIEFF PIANOS, unsurpassed In tone, touch, snd durability, on easy terms, ON THE WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENT JouN T, Anxs, D. W. Bercuam. discount for c: le aL. WILD & BHO. Sole ARMS & KETCHAM, ‘723 7th street northwest, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS, Le Drott Building, Corner of F and 8th Btreets. We ropresent s line of STRONG COMPANIES aad Insure RUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, and Foye PROPERTY in the DiStaivs against lose (half square above Parent Office.) Piscos and all ipatraments tuned and repaired. Pianos for rent. ~ ‘augsl-tr FAMILY SUPPLIES, FOr ae fire on the best terms, -sepal-ly FRESH GROUND BUCK WHEAT, EMOVAu. BREAKFAST WHEAT. ‘The office of the LYOOMING FIRE INSD- BREAK FAST HOMINY, RANOE COMPANY has been removed to Room No GRAHAM FLOUB. 39) LeDroit Bullding, corner of ¥ and sth strects, WwitmEn’s ailgsigeas id eigen hee Boe a poration tr jan?-tr 1915 Pennsylvania avenue, | aps-ir J. BUSSELE BAP. Agent, EEF B BEEF! em J, FOSSELL & co, . Prime Roast. Steak and Corned Beef. A ity ‘7 Ww YO. VEND. made of SPICED LOUNDS, BOLLS and BOULL Seapets Ganon teen ‘are now serving LONS. 8. 8. ELLIOT, OYSTERS tn every style; also, 106 and 107 Center Market: OOF FEE, OHOOULATE, Se. declé-Im 322 and 324 New N.L. Market Oysters, Ice Oream, Ohsrlotte Busse, Botts. BUCK WHEAT, ae geile, &0., delivered in any part of the Ghotce Fimice, Parties, Balls, os served at short no Moller's Di celled. —" = octlé-San ‘ermon! ——-—_oat Onpe Cod Uraubersice. HIS I8 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber Pure Currant and jolly, under hs btained fr the 5 eme Court of the oun eunerrinee es tone TOT Pe aD ~~ District of Columbia, vboiding. a apecial term, let, Presrves, Beastiy Peaches, end 9 general ere ol istration. on sonal estate ‘oi sorunont of Hew Goods Just fecetrel Sadie aste | GRONGE We HOPRING, tate or the Dini oF ore oe Baha & Bus.” | Coton, doce, Al, Pezzme, barb, coe os — * hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the 8UD- aged poe saws (ond See January next; ° law * THE TRADES. oti of| the aid eatate, Wven under our hands, this LEXANDER GALL, WILLIAM BALG | ‘2 day of January, We ie ROPKINS, Late with G. W. Barker} THOMAS J. LUTTRELL, BALL i CO.» jan5-w.3t | Administrstrix and Administrator. Blinds, Glace, Hardware, aud all B Material, | JN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTHIOT 627 Massachusetts avenue, between 6th and 7th OF COLUMBIA. Streets northwest, ‘ per cent. cbeay Holdinga cial Term, January 4, 1876. than any other bonuse. Sad cxamive je%-; In the case of Emily A. 8. me admioistratrix of TRERENCE W. RILEY, deceased, the ad R2*=@even. ministratrix aforesaid has, wi the a Reto "odaabia, aici, sprinted FORE: rict of Columbia nt JAMES F. BRISN, DAY, January sith, 1516, Yor "the nat settle: PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, mid ante fran o sevota in Kana, a far as the gst. | same have been co ‘and turned ; Se RENO S| sector ie, cxament sare ad are 0 ls fj Satnon. properly, vouched, "or. they may otherwise. by law JOH 0. HOGAN, 713 Marks Bpaw. xel 8 rent. Proof Awning Te 18 TO GIVE NOTIOR, ber has obtained fr eS ee rom ‘court of if ia, hold! Special A, "SHE'S NEW DYE WORKS, ieture hadi fateation” om abe ronal estate of * 906 @ Street, near Ninth Sireat, bia, deceased. persons having claims axainst eae tamer with tse vouchers temrect to tie suieeriiors . FISHER'S CHEMICAL SCOURING WORKS, 5 Tnercat, to the Fubscriber, A. OED cece nen Oeopeuse Parent en fae ap a pen elie my cv or the LE sea uech setae. nen Ser | sal cote. Given antes oy ‘pouusos, © ao Pew Praca aueil-tr zs inistrator. Re OF THE DISTRICT eee ra COLUMBIA. The 16th day of December, 1875. Saint _VINCENTs’ ORPHAN ASYLUM ¥ McDonatp 8 aL. —No. e-day occurring forty days after: Wise the cause will be proceeded default. By the Court ‘Trae oR. J. MBIGS. deca-taht "By JOB BABNARD, a Toe ae He | ul | A F ¢ Pestana? | oh i | ire = PUG mene ee | ESE UPR Ala 1 H F as Fit fi , cel ane AUCTION SALES. THIS AYTERNOON. J. SWEBT, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES S404 OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ‘RO! ON CAPLIOL E . recorded in P Bie Ho. 84. folio H9, of the land records of ye District of Columb: at the request of the Pig recured there b; on AUCTION SALES. B, COR £ 00., Auctoncers, 639 G usw i {OW , THURSDAY, January 3 m.. i front or 0 Of a deed of trast to of it ie ite, Sideboard, ‘ . Chairs. Marble To; » Also, a lot of Uhromos, Pictures, an B.N. COX & CO , Auction-ors. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, D ‘Southeast corner %h and D streets a. w. CONSTABLE’S SALE OF PIANOES. Os T AY MORNING, January 13, ‘Terms: One-third cash; and the balanc> at 6,12, an¢ 15 months. with interest et eight per centem, Secured on the property, or ail cash, at the option OF toe Dar a te atrinoLT GLOVER, © '{ Trastecs, ‘Mt 10 o'clock, within oar Ancth mia. we will sell, by order of F- J Dicks: der, Copstable— One Second: bend red & Gaehle Piano. o— do. Chickering do. G Gilbert le fe ’ do. i ©. pUNCANSON DROS”: Acts. =it___DUNCANSON BROS | Aucts_ JUNCANSON BROS. Dee TO-MORROW. E 4. SWEET, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF DRSIRABL! 'Y ON SOUTH B STRERT AND i” By wrece of ter anas . wo Livers Nos. 69, tand WELL : g2ezesom destecsee 2 y kek ee >> memo ete at iJ a2 Spe Sata fet ET, Anct. = hg -) 13, OWNMAN & GREEN, D ie Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 412 7th street northwest. A VfRY VALUABLE THREE-STORY-AND- BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE. No. 114 © SIRERT NORTHWEST, FUB SALE AT AUC- Y¥ MORNING, Januar; st 106 * the commencing named dwell ture contain Pa Electric Machine, Microscopes, Books, which the attention of buyers b at yanl0-3t DUNCANSON BROS., Ancts. S7THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY FUSTPONED, on account of sickness, until WED. SESDAY, 26t0 January. at the same hour it DUNCANSON BROS. Ancts i ‘RES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PRO PERTY NEAR } sLLs CHUBCH, IN Faik. FAX COUNTY _ By Nirtue of that cortain deed of trust from Isase 8s jotlicge and wife to the up date May Sth, 1574 cords of Bair i © B.No. 4, folio $9, we will seli at public auction. to th» highest bid der, on the premises, on Tlii BSDA day of Febrnury, 1576, at 12 o'clock u.. ali these fracts of parcels of land and appurtenances de scribed In said deeds, containing Il acres and 10 piles, and.cne acte more or Jess. improved by a new fi out buildings. and lies adjoining the others, and was origh ali property. ‘erms of sale: So much cash in band as will pay the costs of sale, including @ commission of 8 per cent. on the gross sale; also, the sum of five hun- ed and sixty-five dollars and eighty-five and one third cents. and interest thereon trom Sth May 1274: the like sum of $265 #5';, with like interest, to Tali due May Sth, 1876, and the Iiks sum, with like inter- est, to fall due May 5th, 157, aud the residue, if any, to fall due at such time asthe said 1. 8. Hollidge shall name, but, he deciining to name the date of pagment, the saine to fail due on the sth day of May, IS78, ang to bear joterest from the day of sale. The Gé"errea payineaia to h* secured by dem -* tray: on the property sold vee. patted Week, { Trustecs. By Girection of the owner, I shall offer for sale at public auction, on the premises, JRSDAY, January a3th, A. D. isi6, at 4 o'clock p. m.,'thst very valuabls piece of property No. 114 © street porthw eiog a thre: ory and-basement Brick Dwelling hous, containing ten Tooms, with ali the modern improvements, Terms made known at WM. 8. HOLLIDAY, Attorney for Owne ] DOWNMAN & GREEN, an ES Puomas DOWLING, Auctioncer. TRUSTEES’ ine ae AUOTION OF AN ELB- + OM T STRERT. E- bi VERMONT AVENUE AND 16r STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of a decd of trnst to us, dated Octo- ber Epiesirs and Seer y = cents os: fotlo , one of the land records of the District of Uvlum- eS we on TUESDAY, the 4th day of wuction, lot numbered 23, ion of orfginal lot No. 5, i2 square 199, said division being recorded in Liber H. D. O.; folio 144, im the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. ‘This lot fronts on 1 street north, and runs back to a 30-foot alley. is improved by an’ ele- gaut three-story brick dwelling, (No.1337 I street northweat,) with basement, attic and back building, and has excellent fornace und range. Terms: $2.0W in vasuy en. Delance In two <- payments at twelve and twenty-four months, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent. . pre gemy from the 2 deed of trust on the prop: nd ce Kt3} ee This property is ine Dwelling. Barn and other very desirable property aad rty of J. H. Hollidge and ¥ @partot the Sarai Sew- erty sold, will be required. A deposit of will required of the purcsaser at the time of sale, a1 sll conveyancing is at the expense of the purchaser. If the terme of sale are not complied with within one week from the day of tale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving seven days’ notice in the Bvening Star, JOHNS BERRET, U pinstoes JOHN F. OLMSTEAD. decl$-m.t.geotd ~~ “THOS. DOWLING, Auct, s2-TI!® ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED to TUESDAY, January 1th, 1876, 8t same hour and THE COR TH STREET ROAD A. PLEASANT STREET. By virtue of @ certain deed of trust, bearing date October 6th, A.D. 1368. and recoried in liber T and B, No. 14,at folio 257, of the land records of Washing- county, ia the District of Ooiumbia, and at ts written request of the party secured, 1 will sell, at pun: fon. in front of the premises. lowing derer' Nece or pSFOr! of eround, t¢ “Lot num! twenty-eight (25) in vive BUM bered ten (10) of Tod & Brown's sub-division of PAL Of, 8, tract called Floasent Plaine and M fears Terms: $600 in cash; and the balance, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest rate of eight per centum per &anum and paral HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVE EF virtue of » de $ din 2 7p. we will sell at public auction. in front of each of the premixcs hercinafter meutioned, on FRIDAY, the 21st day of January. A. D. 1476, coma pcing at 4.9 clock pm , Lot No. 7, in Recelvers’ snbafvision of Square 9. with the Improvements, consisting of @ Br, "k Dwelling, sccording to plat of survey to be dat thessle, Said Lot7 boing on Ooanecti- one, near Boundary street. y.Mtely after the above gale, wa will sell Lot vers’ subdivision of said Square 90, bear Boundary. the last «ale, we will eel! Lot 34, arr Subdivision of Square Lil, on lanes » pets e6n ISzh and 19th street north: eee tn ie act St axe haproval by Goal ° Dwellings. viaid iM Senlibe sold at 110 risk and cost of the iting purchss . ‘erms. & prescribed by the deer: One-th: the purchase money cash; and the b. > th in six, twelve and eighween months fron. Iv of sale, With 10 per cent. interest per annum unth: Paid, the purchaser or purchasers to give thetr prom. “Ory hotes, with sureties to the satisfaction of the ceivers. No deed given until purchase money snd i paid. A deposit of $50 will be re- ir ch piece of property sold when the same isstruck off. If terms of sale be pot complied with in ten days from day of salc, the Receivers reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defanit ing purchaser or purchasers. All conveyancing ai ‘ost of parchnser or purchiane : ILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, PHILIP A, DARNEILLE, "$ Receivers. WILLIAM J. MILLER. = Ot WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Anct. OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioncers. TRUSTERS’SALF OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PEOPERTY AT TION. LARGE BRIOK DWELLING ON WEST. SIDE OF AUK STBRET NOBTUWEST, BETWEEN F By virtue of adeed of trust dated November 23d, 1874, d recorded in Liber 766, folio 377, of the land records of Washington one, of Columbia. and by direction of the hol note secured thereby, we will sell at o in front of the premises, on MONDAY, the 6th day of December, 15 st 4 o'clock p.m.. all that piece of ground im Washington city, District of Uolum- bia, Known and described as the south half of lot number sixteen (16),square numbered three bun- Er rt pe rust for dated November 1sthy S74, and re- corded in Liber Ten telo 236, of the aforesaid land Is. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase mone; to be paid in cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, wit! ten per cent. interest, secured by of trust on the property. ncing at purchas- © down when property is sold, which w terms of sale are com. plied with in five days from sale, and the Property may be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, JAMES G. PAYNE.? 7... PAA DARNEILER ¢ Tustees. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts, ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until a . frseinenad 13, ateame bear and place. orde 608 ara YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Ancts. &2”-THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE baving failed to comply with the terms of sale, the property will be resold, at his risk and cost, on > le in fix and twelve months. and secured by a deed of trast on will be the ee Property at th et and ete pag FA ing — ‘at Lhe cost and risk o faulting pur. Chaser. JAMES M. LATTA. Trustee _Jani2-dts THOS. DOWLING, Anct. rPuomas GALLIGAN, Auctioneer, (Late Wall's Bazaar.) Wiil be sold at the Bazaar, 93% and 940 BDAY MORN- 15, 1876, at 1036 o'cloca,1 Bay Mare, ichael Beynolls,1 Bay Mare, 7 yours old and gentile in harness. T. ove mare will bo sold on account of bill of sale given by Bobert W. ed October 8, 1878; and tFausferred ta nolds. a J. W. HAHN, Salesman. (PHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. TEUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING TH aN TH ORT: VEST, AT ALOTION. By virtue of & wer contained in a deed MB vk cay recorded in Liber 786, o #2 one of land records for the Dis tri mB, on the prem- THURSDA » January 20th, Ise Pat 3 p.m., lot No. 6, in square No. 5i4, fronting sixty (00) feet ten (10) inches om the north side of New York avenue by an irregular depth of about cone handred apd forty (140) feet. ‘Jerms; One-third cash; balance in one, two, three four years, with interest at eight per cent. un- Fert poem payable semi annually on the erred payments. Allconveyancing at the cot of the purchaser. A deposit of 100 reyuired as soon ‘as the property is struck off. PE ORGE TER. Trustee. janl0-eod THOMAS DOWLING. Anct. t of Co. + District : of the and Auctioneers, enth street northwest. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUOTION. U SHED BRICK HOUS: . WASH. INGTON ST., BETWEEN. aoe pee cee eed ‘of trust, dated May 10 virtue of @ dated May 1575, recorded in Liber 775, folio 459, of the fand record of Washington county. District of Celambia, and by direction of the holder of the note secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, on WEB- NESDAY, the 19th day of January,’ 1575, at 4 o-clock p.’m., ali that piece or parcel of ground in Georgetown, 'D. O.. begining for the same at a point on the west side of Washington street 143 feet north from the northwest corner of Washingtou and Gay streets, sud runaing thence west 50 fect toa Wfoot ex: thence vorth 2 feet; thence cast 80 feet to seid W ington street, and then south slong the rT Washington street 26 feet tothe begining, fogettier with the use and privilege of the said 10. out alley. ‘Terms of sale: $3,000, with ten per cert. interest ‘row May W, 1575, together with the expenses of this sale, and all taxes due om the property t» the day of sale in cash. balance in twenty four months, se- cured by notes bearing interest and deed of trust on the property. down when the property is struck off, which will be forfeited unless the term of sale are complied with in seven days from sale, and the yupperey will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser, Qonveyancing at purchaser — P. DODGE PA’ DABNEILLE, { Trastees. janl0 tds DOWNMAN & @REEN. Ancts. rpuomas DOWLING, Suctioncer. SQUARE 597 AT AUCTION. TEES’ SALE VF VALUABLE REAL ES- EN Ist AND 2p 3 STREETS fOUTH, AT PUBLIC ay 4 o trust, bearing date the . D. 1870, and recorded in folio 344, of the iand records of n, in the District of Colum- eel nova7-td ue THE MONDAY, dec?-td ai DEX seneert 1 ae 1376, at same hour and % of 8. snid-dta iw “YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD. ING LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF DUN BARTON STREET. NEAR WASHINGTON ET, GEORGETO STR! ‘By virtue of acieed of trast, bearing date on ‘the 8th of December, A. D. 1874, and duly re- ‘corded in Liber No. 774, follos 2 and 63, ons of the land reoords for the listrict of Columbia, I will TURSDAY the 15th day of Jane tbs ythe 1sth day -D. o'clock p.m., the following -described real estat situate in Georgetown, District of Columbia, to wit! All that certain ‘Parcel of round described as lot four (4),in C. H. aay ir.’s recorded subdi- Vision of original lots 71 part of 72, in Thomas W's addition to said Georgetown. joning for said jot on the south side of Dunbarton street, and at the distance of ninety (90) feet westwardly from the southwest corner of Dunbarton and Washi: streets, and running thence south one hundred and ten (110) feet; thence west twenty-four (24) feet r and eee = thence edad eee ees ‘and ten (110) ter ent ence east twenty-four ( fet four and one-half (43s) tuches to the place of be- ing. S'Perms of sale: Four hundred and seventy-six dol lars and sixty-six cents ( $476.66), with interest the rate of eight per cent. per annum from Nov ber Zid, 1874, to day of sale, and expenses of sale, in cash; and the balauce in twelve mouths, for’ which the notes of the purchaser, rit jaterest from the day of sale, aud secured by a <eved of trust on the roperty sold. shall be taken. A deposit of $50 will Be Peuuired of the purchaser at the fimo of stle, and aliconveyanctog St the expense of the purchaser. If terms cf sule are not complied with in five daya, t eo reserves the richt to resell the property ai therisk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five a’ adve semment. rev G. H OBAGIN. JB.. Trastes. 417 [Cour.] THOB. DOWLING, Auct. WAGGAMAR, Beal Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street ced of trust tome. recorded Hp ‘S 2 Ny the county of Washi bia, end b; Bote ther direction of the holder ot the promissory eat pob- on FRIDAY, k p. m.. "eloc! ¥ secured, we will offer for ction, in front of the eee tho 2st day of January. ts76, at 4 ail that certain tract or parcel of land city of Washingion, in said District.’ race yd (Rd — ve | uinewy. seven (593), cons eighty-one thousand #ix bundred and seventy-five foet (81,675 ) The terms of sale are as follows, to wit: Two thou- in cash, aud the baia2ce, for which the notes of the purchaser shall be taken, bearing in= terest at the rate of seven per centum per annum, fgmb-annually, and secured by & deed of roperty, in six, twelve, and eighteen ‘A deposit of two hundred dollars will be eof sale. if the trustees reserve at the riek and cost of the default- “WALLET KILBOURN, JAMES M. LATTA, THOMAS DOWLI CHANCERY SALE. Trustees. G, Auct, TH (oS ee EE SS Holding x = ee Sc oath “Ghillie moa jams. [Rop-) Ofice Ho. 395 wasirect baw. UNCANSON _EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY....Jamunry t2, Is76, A im Massanchusetts. The Springfield Repablican serves up the details of the recent elopement [rom West Stock! , Which occasioned such & sense tion in Western Massachusetts. The name Of the rascal in the affair was Frederick Adolphus Von Rup) t, son of the late Baron Von Ruprecht, of Munich. He was ee, jant as @ young m&u. grad- Dating with honor at the German Military Academy in 1S, but deserted from bis corps, were gone, he changed bis pame to Carl Schurz, and enlisted io our a: being stationed at San Antonio, xas, and subsequent!: pee geant; but in ‘Api, ist, was muestra t through the ou influence of the German Minister. In the July following, Schurz advertised in the Waverly Magazine for young lad: and So became uain' with Miss Ida Cone, of West Stockbridge, an hier of Frank- lin Bs 4 ~4 iver he ote her, making & most agreea! iy his culture aod emanty qualities a; the West le; then he the while he corresponded with Miss Cone, writing in Greek when he thought other jes were reading the let- ters, and je himself conspicuous as a Christian young mau. About the Ist of No- vember he borrowed a@ suit of clothes from a second-hand dealer, with all the money he could get, and went to Berkshire for a bride He returned to Albany witn Miss Cone, and the pair were married. The happy couple then returned to West Stock ridge, and then to New York, intending to sail for Vienna. After spending a fortnight at a Hoboken hotel, apd jast before the bill was to be pre. nted,-Vou Rapprecht or Schurz took bis wife's tranks to have them inspec stored on the steamer; also her watc chain to be repaired, her diamond cleaned, &c , and sailed for Bremen ber 11; and the deserted wife was lef her way home as best she might. In tion by the authorities shows that the tr were marked “Baroness V. Rappr it, care of Baron Augustus Vou Kupprecht, Augsburg.” RuInovs Love oF GAMBLING —A Forger's Carcer—Seven Years in America and f Them in Prise dolph Lewis, alias Ly Brandt, &c., av ‘aiting trial in New Y torger; is Kpown in Boston by hi Lewis is a well-educated scoundrel, able to — half a dozen languages, and has a cap- Uvating manner. He was born in Germany. His father left him between $50,000 and s0,- 090, which Was soon wasted in gambling. He came to the United States seven years ago, and went to Odio, where he obtained a goo! situation. He gambled, forged to raise money, was arrested, convicted, and sent to the penitentiary for one year. He a mitted forgery. and was sent b=, for five years. On Novem’ ar 35. 1s; released. While iD Columbus ‘he acted as clerk of the pris<n, and his good behavior and pleasant address attracted much sym- pathy. A Boston woman of wealth and re- Spectability habitually visited the jail to comfort prisoners. She wrote to Lewis and rece: ved gratifying letters in reply. When reicssed he came to Boston, and took @ room at the Revere House, from which he soon moved to the Crawford House. Meantime he kept up communication with the charitable friend. At the Crawfori House he represent- ed himself as the German Consul, aud hand- ed to the proprietor, Mr. Stu:cke, some papers, which he asked to have kept In the safe. He lived on the best fare. hired car- riages, and smoked high-priced-cigars. He Was alsoa dally visitor to the gaming table. He nassed some forged paperon Mr. Stumeké and the taier of his patron. Tais compelled him to fy to New ik, tenth lec CENTENNIAL SENSE AND NoNSENS' additional horticultural building 0 erected on the Centennial grounds, Pat delphia, to accommodate the applicants for space. Sentenniadelphia” is the new name for it. ‘he editor of the Cincin- batt Commerciai was so much impressed with the popular enthusiasm wherewith tue Centennial New Year was greeted that he declares that he regards the re the next one with profound joy celebration at Quebec sary of the repulse of Montgome: many of the guest: go in the costume of If andone,a Mr. Harrower, wore the coat « his grandfather (?) Thompson, who super- intended the burial of Montgomery's body and held the dying Wolfe in his arms six for crimes teen years before. +++-The New York Cotton Exchange @ resolution yesterday re commending the Congressional appropria- Uon in aid of the Centennial. The New York eee Exchange passed a similar resolu- ion. Guy. ALLEN on Tram mescage to the legislature of Ohio, Gov. William Alien says:—*The matter of pro fessional vagrancy is one wortay of your attention. Iam well aware tb owing to the general paralyzation of business, a great many honest and industrious men are out of employment, and in their efforts to find remunerative labor go from place to place with honest purpose. But within a few years & class of vagrants have grown up ia our midst, who seize the duliness of business as a pretext to roam over the country with no purpose except to secure a living by beggin. or illicit means. The evil should be. rrested atonce. The question is a difficult and deli- cate one. Honest search for employment mUS8t not be branded asa crime, vagrancy is a misdemeanor in itself, which te law should suppress. POISONED Bb OLORED STOCKINGS.—A little girl named Collins, in Chicago, was badly poisoned by wearing striped hose. The stockings were submitted to an analytical chemist, and 1t appears from his report that the chiid was poisoned by picric acrid, which is a compound of carbolle anit nitri¢ acids. Ten grains of this acid will cause the death ofa in a very short time, and two grains are a dose for @ healthy adult. Its effects upon the system are somewhat similar to that of arsenic. One-third of a grain isa large dose for a child, and there appears to have been enough picric acid in the stock- ings to cause considerabledisarrangement of the system of the Collins girl. Tue child is sUll in @ precarious cond! A RATHER EXreNsive Luxcry.—Mrs. Nellie Eugene Gillotte sued Mrs. Anna M. Jackson and Wm. O. Jackson for £5,00) dam- ages for malicious prosecution, and a jury in the supreme court yesterday gave ler @ verdict for that amount. Mrs. Gillotte isa dressmaker and employs apprentices, two of whom Mrs. Jackson, who lives opposite, al- leges came across the street, instigated by Mrs. Gillotte, and insulted her. She there- pon had Mrs. Gillotte arrested, but failed to appear against her and she was dis- charged. The present recovery of damages is for that arrest.—(N. ¥. Erpress, 8th. ees SUING 4 CHURCH FAIR ror a CANr.— Last week the Methodist church of Decatur, Adams county, Ind., held a festival, one of the features of which was the voting of a cane to the most popular doctor in the village. Dr. Peters spent bis money freely in his en- deavor to obtain the cane, but came out sec- ond best in the contest. The doctor, feeling sore over his defeat, has sued the society for the amount of money he expended in his ef- forts to obtain the cane, and he will certain- ly never hear the last of it &7 That locomotive battle at Bound Brook, N. J., would make a nice drama. ®7-The daughter of a rich Michigan banker sings in a concert saloon at Lafayette, ind. She married against her father wishes. s7-J.H. Martin & Co., wholesale grocers and commission merchants, Memphis, Teun., have falled. Liabilities are reported at $00,000 and assets &t $40,000. In his valedic- of Egypt of that old era, lanité priest and grazier brew outlaw as bis Pharaohs. with al! their chariots, are Geep in the wrecks of time, and that MM Stil! Ives. not among his own tribe only, tm the no ogy OG business of all panished wi studied severities that class general wickedness Owistons. The one Christ, who fin fered THE Consum TION OF SoULS.—The deipbia Press ay says: A pretty account the reasurer of @ thriving city has to show im these days under the head of interest. How would it look computed into missionary work” A friend of ours once furnished @ basis of compuiation. About to go as ami sionary to China, he passed throngh Wash- ington one day. He remembered Gautiers restaurant, and by @ singular, unaecounte- ble association of thought, bis mind ram away at once to the rat sausage and bird's nest ple of the flowery kin said be . “ou my dinners befc IK J n he reflected d take @ dollar from him r the most moderate kind before the war.) He instantly f lation. A dollar, reasoned he, will bay four . Bibles; each BR e The dinner wax not brought. But on that basis, how many Chinese souls are used in paying the interest accounts of our elt} churches? The question ts not wholly conal cal. A CHICAGO ¥ NG MAN was found dead in his bed on the HS. With his boots and another man's hat on. They thought he nad been poisoned. so they analyzed the contente, of his stomach, but nothing wag found except some pickles, pount -— 6 4 cold turkey bone od oysters, Cold punch, ham s8""yich, sponge cake, beef Lea, mines *\o, Champagoe, lobster, brandy, game fruit cake, tea. chicken salad, whisky, oo! bologna KAUAgE, Port, Cheese, sardines, a1 sherry; so the jury verdict of died rough the visitation of friends. Diox .T RETIRES PROM THE STAGE.—A dispatch from London says Dio Roucicault publishes @ letter in refutation Of the strictures of se accusing him of m ing his recent letter t nATY Moll ves Mr. Disraeli in nnounces bis ndon engagement. and du I tour he bas lost maay thoas- teeta cna Tue Newburg Journal, Cyrus B. Mat edi proprietor, bas been sold to Mr. Je Mi nd, Washington correspondent of Colouel Forney's Polladelpiia ss. The Sonsideration != $30,000. Mr. McFaria oe on the Ist of February Mr. Martia will remove to Norwich. , April next.—(¥. i will next. Caen- Mrsst~ QUARTER OF A CENTYIRY.— William A. M. Thompson, of Quartz V alley, Cal., recently started for tis in Io which he left 25 years ago. I me his roy 2 Jug of his wife and nine children, heard nothing from him. He is now 74 years old, and returns to find the bome circle ur en by death, but enlarged by the addition of fifty grand-children aa@ Ubree great grand-children. HERE'S a batch of appropri: = names for readers, sent in by one of your number, ; aud W. Bone keep a meat market im Honesdale, Geo. Bug rans a hotel at Kond- out, Messrs. Cortesy sell dry goods at Bing- hamton, A. man is alewyer at - ing, Mr. Rippe does business as a tallor im Williamsburg, A. Horn keeps a saloon iu the fourth ward Mr. Bogus waits to sell you coal in Washington ¥. Mad. . SOMETHING like & complete realization of the horrors of the tragedy at Bromerhavea muy be obtained from the fact that as @ resuit of the explosion the poor law commis- sioners of Bremen have now upon their bands % widows, 135 orphans and 26 maimed men to whow they must supply the neces- saries of life. It is believed that 138 persons were slain by the explosion. A GANG oF HORSE-THIEVES SCATTERED. A band of horse-thieves, led by a desperado known as “Rocky,” were chased from east- ern Idaho, over the mountains past Fre- mont’s peak, to the foothilis ip nortaern Wyomlpg, where two of the thieves were killed, another wounded, i captured, and some stolen horses reco —————— Srecs. WEIGHING HALF a Pourp.—J. HB" Dickson, of Petersburg, Pike county, I gazes jn the direction Ca the 4 Lhrough 8 pair of spectacles 252 years They yer ovlid iree fremen, and, together With Weir case, weigh balfa pound. MATERNAL KINDNESS.—Mre. Lewis, of| Martin county, Indiana, kindly gave ber consent that her little boy, ‘Afteen, should marry @ buxom widow named Nancy Sheridan, aged fifty-five. *s7-There is not a sound man or women og the continent.—{ Mrs. Woodhull. S7-A lady remarked to a popul that his sermons were a little too “Don’t you think so” sald she—“just a tle? Ab ! dear madame,” replied the di-| vine, “I am afraid you don't like ‘the sincere| milk of the Word.’ “Yes, Ido,” said she;| “but you know the fashion, nowadays, is con-| densed milk.” s7-I don’t know,” said @ young female,| meditatively, as she glanced at an Saganty | dressed rival Who was sailing out of chureh,| Sunday morning, with all the airs of an, empress,—‘don't know, but it seems to me thatevery time she get's a new stuff her bustle, she sorter acts as if sorrer couldn’ hurt her. ®7- An exchange asks, “Ie there a spectacle than that of a sovereigo state! deliberately repudiating its obligations. We think there is. It is that of a baid-headed| citizen on his bands and knees, feeling un- der the bed with a cane in the frantic at-| tempt to find bis slippers. Norwich Bulle- tin, MARRIED. — CBAW FOBD—BEEVES. September Washington, D.C. by the Rev. 5 5 D. Caawrogkn, of Gertysburg, Pa, v REEVES, of We-hingtos, D — DIED. COYLE. On the lith instant, at 3 o'clock May Eten. beloved danghter' of Francis Bgneren Cru, oon ee: end eas Faa| eure end IT days. relatives and friends of the fami quested to attend the faneral irom th Ler paren 711 Ist street northwest CASTELL. On January 12, at 3 a. mot com sumption, CHARLES JULIAN Cast! Bixee years apd'4 months. ‘Will take place from the residence of his father, 711 Sth street socthesst, on Friday, lata instant,at 2pm. Belatives and spectfully tuvited to attend. f "e wit. ‘Dear oves. art's trials for me are o'er, And I shail saver here no m Te. cairn! a my failing brea Alf haif ‘Greed mossonget of death. iow = all awe below, t gindly to my Saviour eo. ‘And irom you all Lack @ kiss, Ere depart to reams of bliss. Friends whom I loave behind a while, Soon shall you share my Saviour’s smile, shrond, ob’ children dear, Whbeables deck mj funeral blor a oe Sena ten gente R. gj RR