Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1876, Page 3

_ RAILROADS, 1876 ren yiM"ttanra 1876 To the North, Wes', and Southwest. ‘Trains te: fe Wasnt ‘corner of @h For Pitrsburg snd the West, 6 Parior Oar t. Pittebur; Palece Car to U! except Susday. BALTIMORE AND Pc For Oauandsigus, Rochester. rth, 6 ©. m. daily, day; and 7.40 p m daily, except Sa’urda! Palace Cars to Rochester’ For Kimira and 1:35 aday DTOMAC RAILBOAD. Buffalo, . with a Bar Sanday, Express, 1°30 pm. ally, except te pate 100. te ew Limited a.m daily, except Suu Accommodation for ‘Baltimer except Sunday For Popes Creek Line 7:50 a. daily. except Sun¢ay Wor Aapapos, 7-50 s,m. and 4:55 p.m., except iv Burda DBIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- | SLBXANDRIA & WASHINGTON ALL, For Alexardria, 6, A Ae Alexandria for Washington, 6, 7.8, m.!, 3,4, 5 d 7 p.m. O1 4 10%,m..5 and 7 p.m rpation, Skeping ms can be procured at the €ffices:— f{ Thirteenth street and Pean ortheast corner of Sixth street jonas. and at the o rders can destinath > ts or the frm Hotels and Residences. MM _ BoD. Je ,Geu'l Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, Gen'l Manager, jan3-ly ALTIMORE AND @HIO RAILROAD. OBANGE OF TIME. Jaxvany @nd, 1576. aM. LBAVE WASH:NGTON. $:00—Baltimere and W: Station. 7:00— baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations, 7:30—BaLrimon Exrknss. BO0—New Yous ano ExPaess S45—Cicineatt, St Louis wad Pitsburg Ex- Press. Dinner at Cumberland, Md 8:50—Baitimore and Way Stations. On Sunday a st Belay only. ‘snd Way Stations, 10.19—SaLTiwoREUNLIMITED BxPR Ess No stops F9:15—Baltimore, Way Stations and Kilicott City. 1.30-New You axp NORFOLK EXPRass. Fullman Parlor Cars. Ba: » Frederick, Hagerstown and Srstiune (Vie Sisto Stom.) Pzrxacs. Hagerstown. BE ExPaess. ‘Chicago ne Nicu Exraess. Sleepingcars w Yor 35—Baltinore and princtpal Way Stations. 7-30, =00. 843,943 win, 3:30, 4:43, 5:30 ¥:25, and 9:33 p.m. daily, All other pt Sunday mmolem Statron for Washingt: 36,5 10 915 sm. i. 42:30, 4:10 00. 6:20. 6:35, 9-18, 10:10 p.m. datiy. *S $0, ¥ 20 10-30 s. m., 3:15, 3:30, 9:15 daily. except Sunday. Sanday for Hag ir Valley Branch, nor fo ia st $:00 a.m. aud 1°: N I he Baltimore offices, ton Station, and 455 Peunsylvonia avenue, where orders will be taken for bacgage to be checked and received at any point tn the city. THOS. BR. SHARP, Master of Transportation. L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. GEO.S. KOONTZ. General Agent. novl-tf EW YORK AND WASHINGTON paiLaveLPaia. TO BALTIMORE, a ORTON, BK, Bi 4LL POINTS iA NEW ENGLAND THBOUGH BET TEST SAcuIneTON aNuD the most MIS PULL- CLUSIVBLY. PING CARS ON On and after Jarcary 21. lev, traine by this Mne will leave depot of Baltimore aud Potomac Baliroad, ¢ruer ofean nd B gtrects, ae follows: S43 a0. Limited Express Pullman Oar Prat . fee Paiaa pha: Now York and pointe Kast sencert Suuday. 13072. Etprees for Puilsdelphia and New York Fs © Sunday. 4:65 pm Rxpreen for Philadelphia snd way points 10pm, Express for Philsdelphia, New York ‘and points East dail iz 4 PABLOK OARS on all Day Trains. reeks PALACE SLEEPING Gaus on Piva taformation can be procured af the of MGaguage callct fot and checked at hotels and_pri- vate nces o& orders left at the offices of the Company, northeast corner 13th street and Pennayl- Yanis avenue, sud on northeast corner of Pennsyl- ‘vanis ci 4 6th street. o BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAIL- streets. , corner 6th and B aa peral Passenger . Philadelphia, Pa, Geveral Paseo, 25 ow ice TASS feb1 timore, Md. 1m cc KRAILRO. BAbhorcnsns er: 1b sa RERTS N. After January 24, 1476, trains will ron as follows: Expres for Philadelphia and New ¥ = sea Norfolk via ‘Baltimore, dally exec; : ~ kcoommedation, dally except Sundar. ccommodacion for Pope's Creo, dai: iy, except Sunday. .D., for Philadel) }» daily. Otnctunati Express, daily for the West daily except 7 for the North hemes + Mixed train to Bowie, daily, ay éaily, New York Night Express. SANRIVE AT WASHINGTON. w ress, daily. Accommodations daily except Sunday Recemanedation Gafty comme 5 jaitimore and Philadelphia Express, imited Express from New York, daily xcep TREIN, @ & line. ving Washington at 7:50 @.m. and 4:55 D.m connect at Odeatou with tratus for Aumapolis, ioaring their urders Borthweet corner of 13th ae i aches, aaa hag omy nisv: en, eae Or- = West. rth and os GEO. 0. WILKINS, peng D. M. BOYD. Jr., Gen! Pass'’r Agent. may23-tf LEXANDEIA ABD WASHINGTON B.B. ALEXANDEIS A! DERICKSBUBG « cp Sizta streets. = aoet ou for me ay as follows: 6,7, + 1,3, 4:20, 6,6,7 2 dally, all other tratus dally PLUMBER AND GAS FITIBR, mart $11 Tra ST. NORTHWEST. Wines. AUCTION SALEs. FUTURE Days. AUCTION SALES. THIS KVENING, AUCTION SALES. ANSON BHOS., a: ‘PHomas LING, 3 D=¢ NSO. neetiancens, sleet pesca at the old Cty Latimer & Ul cee —= . * TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY | \kK PLATE 3 SET STBE No late AND L3te | RYT AUCTION © AnD TABLE CUTLE BET W. w a ', AT AUCTI! On THIS EVENING, at 7 0% a yw ¥ By virtue of w deed ‘of trast given to me, | days at 10 0 clock Inthe Moreine 3 en neo pate dated the #th day of Febru: +4. D. 1874, and | o'clock »_ m.. until the « tire stock is dis of, at TION. recorded in Liber No. 739, folio 238, et sone Store 1347 Pennsylvania avenue, near 141 street, THOBSDAY and FRI the land peer Washi = @ ll the above ae. gh ey poe 8, Januar; ere particularly M an and D sale. (Janl3-4t]| THOS. DOWLING, Auct. accminunel to my store for convenience of TO.MORROW. ‘Terms cash. ‘TH jand nd lot lettered and marked jenks-2t i's recorded subdivision of ce: handred hambered two bai aod seventy fear. a BY ®. 4. Wannes. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioncers. plat of the City : as ington, together the improvements, consist- | TRUSTEES: BALE OF IMPRO TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED of a Two stcry Brick House, nn Susie MEPOvED. & BROPERTY AT AUCTION. Viz. LANGE sold subject to a prior BRICK DWELLING ine above property will be ineumbrance of 2000 aod interest at the rete of ‘Mth. 1575, to day of sul, deposit of $250 will be reqa: Livy STRERT Pn a AND G. ; Anctionser. or AF _EVENING STAR. FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Closing Preceedings Yesterday. SENATE. —After our closed — The Sepate continued debate on the 224 Joint rule to the hour of adjournment, Messrs. Frel inghtysen Tuurman, Sherman, Kelly, Conkling, — y and Hamlin, participating HOUSE.—Afler our report closed— Mr. Holman (ind.) moved to so suspend the rules as to & resolation deciaring that it was unwise and ine: By virtn. of a dced of trust dated St time of sale, conveyancing. &c.. at purcaasers 234, 1874, and recorded in Liber cost. [janis eott] = WM ©. WOOD, Trastee — 4 records of Washington co Coe Of the inna reoeede for of Columbia. and by direction of the ill sell at ie aucti: in frowt of a r: = STEAMER LINES. ey Fereeeti“ely.on WEDNESDAY, Junuaty 19tn, | oe Deecaean eee ey HONDA eS Longin ‘AB BALL LINE the city of Washington, District of Oalumbin, to | (1S% 20d 10 Washington city ’Diniviet of Golam. ia ed Sea aon a, it: 7 nays, rules. ITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STRAM- | “At 3% {he north twonty five (25) fest | Grvd wud mincieen :S1D) eetieck ae eee deer | Br! Cox (N.Y). the Committee on Cee hace gaits, numbered three | trust for @2.00. dated November re. | Rules, reported an amendment to the 20tn larly from Watson's moment the poriacaos enraee ot eaten Corded in Liber 767, folio 236, ef the aforesaid land ing che Seuminece of ax oanee pend- i ed three hundred and fox ty -three (343). and gic = considera: * is = ‘RN AMBUCO, Bait \ See then: a the souch line of *K” street nort Forms of sale: One third of the parchase money | bili no proposition shall be in order except BRIO, calling at ST one ‘handed 00 fect. then=n “fue sonin teeete Ain, | to Be paid in cash; balaoce in 6 and 12 months, with P P 5 ther such as shall be germane to the bill under (25) feet; cast ove hundred (we) feo: parallel | tral on the rorerye Coe cae eae ceed of | Consideration, ami shall be intender tos CoE ATE Popeye } EE EE Fr Wott? | ex's cost. gavv down when property ts sold; which duce expenditures. ceed OR WALKER: 2h tone, mi ‘S'a ip lace of beginning. will be forfeited anle.s the terms of sale - r. Cox explained that under the old raie Ti pited with in five days from sale, and the may be resold at the riek and cost of the purchaser. JAMES G PAYNE. (252,) on the south aide of New York avenus, bs tween 13th and Lith streets northwest, said lot three {B2,beiug improved by a three story and attic Brick wel third of the purchase money in cash, pova7-td Bs THE ABOVE BALE ‘EW EXPEESS LINS VIA CANAL, 1A EES sy 1 he,balence at ¢ 12,18 and 24 months, at § por MUNDAY, December 13, at eame hour and place. P. LB - | cent. interest from day of eae, secured by a deed of ; PHILA TON AND GEORG RT OWN AOe | fone inthe property sold,or ali cash at the option | °°? td YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts. SAILING Dats. From Pier 2, North Wharves, Philadelphia, SATURDAY, at 12m. From 89 Water street,Georgetown, m. in of the purchaser. A deposit of $250 will be required of the purchaser on the K street lot, and $50) each onthe New York avenue lots at time of sale. all conveyancicg at cost of purchaser or purchasers. 1f S2-THE PURCHASE roperty will be resold, at |: D.C.)MOND2Y, at 6 p.m, the terms of sale are not compiied with in soven | MONDAN, January 17h, 1876, at same hour aud This line connects at Philadelphia with Olyde’s | days from day of ssle, the Trustees reserve the enld-ctd YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts. Regular Semt-weekly Line of Steamers for Provi- | right to resell the property at the risk and cost of » 5 dence, Boston and New England States” No the defaulting purchaser or purchasers after five i 0 sge in Boston by this line. a7 THE ABOVE E POA. DAEN ETL LE. § Testocs, YOUNG @ MIDDLETON, Ancts. POSTPONED entit T THE ABOVE SALE having failed to comply with the terms of sale, the is risk and cost, on SALE I3 POSTPONED until y days’ adverticement THURSDAY. Janu 20th, at same place and - HYDE) Agent for D. of 0. ENJAMIN F. BUTLER, t > hour. By orderof Trustees." WM. P. OLYD a % BENJAMIN P SNYDER, { Trustees. } . "i FA. REED. Alexandrine Vans ee 3.7. SarbE | Salesman. eats <td._SOUNG & MIDDLETON. Agotn. D. B.C. MINK. 99 | evonshire é 26. codts [ Rep. 8ch819th | Tuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, HOMAS DUWLING. Auctioncer. ray , will be S! zs ) % GANT DWELLING IN A MOST DESISABLE ™ TRUSTEE'S BALE OF PROPERTY INGEORGE- | POET OF THE CITT Dae BERR ee (@ossen tine: TWERN VERMONT AVENUE AND ‘161m By virtue ef a deed of trast, daly recorded in Liber No. 729, folio 4, one of the land records of ‘the Di ict of Culumbia, and dated second day of August, 1573, and at the request of the party se- © @ specified | cured thereby, I will offer, at public sale, on MON- DAY, the 20th day of September, 1875, in froat of the prea ises, at the hour of 5 o'clock STREET NORTHWEST. With the view of aimtatehing the chai of col: noes - Usfon, the Steamers of this Line tak course for ali seasous of the year. Bi ber 24, 1572, and recorded in Liber bia, we will, on TU ‘On the outward passage from Queenstown to New . ., all that 4 o'clock p.m., in front of the premiees, sell York or Bostsu, ctowsing Meridian of 60 o¢ 4S lat or | part of Lot mnober eh ia Bowens wide action, lot numbered 28, of ¥ G. Berret's nothing to'the dorit of ig Ree eee the renee Daten: Tan ine SMBCOVS. | Sleaivinion Eacd ema te Leh Soe On ul ome ward }, Cross: the ridian | ments upon Ye SATE: inning at 6 northeast -D.0, of 80 at 42 lat., or nothing to the pom 4 oa. corner of Beall and Monroe streete;in entd town,and | }4, in the office of the surveyor of the District of Columbia. This lot fronts rans back to a 30-foot alley ranning eastwardly along Beall street 44 feet; thence northwardly and parallel with Monroe street 3) fect; thence westwardly and parallel with Boall street 4i feet to Monroe street; thence south along the cast of Monroe street 30 feet to the bosinnfag. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money fa carh; the residue 1n.6 and 12 months, the purchaser THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, ETWEEN N#W YORK AND LIVER- on ia improved by northwest,) with basement, ‘and has excellent farnace femmes 3 in Payments at twelve ai ind range. POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR, | 12 From New Fous. From New Yorn. 19 TRUSTEES’ SALE AT AUCTION OF AN ELB- jeed of trust to ua, dated Octo- Mr. 10. 689, folio , one of the land records of the District of Colum- SDAY, the 4th day of January, I street north, and ‘an ‘ant three-story brick dwelling, (No. 1537 Latreet £ it ele and back buildings and balance in two equal twenty-four months, for it Was competent to tucrease salaries, (in fact the rule was made for that purpose,) bat it was not competent to reduce them. ‘ais rule proposed to allow a reduction. Otjection was made by Messrs. Hale, Gar- fiela, Kasson and others, that the new raie gave the Committee on Appropriations too much power, but Mr. Randail contended thatitonly gave the power Ww reduce sala- ries. TLe amendment to the rule was adopted by yeas 155 to nays 12. On motion of Mr. Hopkins (Pa.) the House went into Committee of the Whole to con- sider the Centennial appropriation bil Wood (N. Y.) in the chair. Mr. Hardenburgh (N. J.) advocated the ap- propriation. Pending further consideration, the com- mittee rose aud reported progress. Mr, Morrison (ill) offered a resolution requesting the Presideat to furnish tne House all correspondence between the United States and Spain in relation to the island of Cuba, if the same !s not Incompati- ble with the public interests. Adopted. Wood (N. Y.) offered a resolution, Which was adopted, directing the Commit- tee of Ways and Meens to wag ents and _re- port whether the lease by the United States or seal fisheries to the Alaska Commercial Company, signed by Wm. A. Richardson, Acting Secretary of the Treasury, was made and executed in accordance with law, and for the best interests of the government, and with adue regard for the interests of the other applicants fo. the privilege, and also whether the Alaska company has fully com- plied with the provisions of its contract. Mr” Wood also offered @ resolution, which : - hich the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest | was adopted, directing the Committee on emai. his notes secured, BY 8 deed of trast on the | Rich the notes of the purchascr, beering interest Military’ Affairs to indalte and recat China, ms of sale are no. complied with at the ond | Gay of sale, secured by a deed of trust on the Fie | First. Whether. since the end of the late Feb. 9 Parthia. Wed. of five days from the day of sale. the undersigend | Srty sold, will be required, A deposit of @250 wil tenelilon, any akc of the arms entiene, ini del abyasinia .Wed., Mar.33 | Tscrves the right to resell the propeny we the eed | reauired of the puvosaser at ths tensed sole ee reer he een cet OF the army on the ac AY tone Wee Pas WEDNESDAY and SATUB- | tng cost of the defaulting purchaser, after adver: | all-conveyancing is at the expouse of the purcwann. | tive list has held and exercised the Tuseions DAY from New Yor ing thetanie in the’' renter con heen If the terms of sale complied with within | Of any clvil office; and if so, the name of Steamers marked *"do not carry steerage passen- BP JACK SOM teenies. Gpe mock from the day of eale, tho Erustees reserve Such officer or officers, the nattire of the office ers. 5 rightto e oroperty at the risk and cos i D : . Hatxs oF, Pascasn —Cxbto, $80, 910 and gis, | Sele st THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. of the deranlting Yurchwer Upon giving seven days’ | the Gitec was yoy aud by what authority jn according So accomamsodes ~ aris. | S9-THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE | notice e One Tan ES c - £i5; gold, additional, Retura tickets om favorable | naving tailed to comply with the terms of enloe the JOUN ‘econd. Whether, since the end of the re- SR all parts of Enrope at above described property wiil be offered lic alcon WEDNESDAY. the 19th day of January, | ‘cl-m.t.&eotd =~ “THOS. DOWLING, Auct, ¥ tes. Through Dilis of Iadi ven for | 7% > ‘ Belfast, Ginegow, Havre, Autwerp and scbee ports Cont'of the dcfacitiog purckene gate te and | ge-THE ABOVE BALE I8 POSTPONED to on the Sontineat’ and Se Meteecreneen porte, For | required when the property is struck 0 8 TEESD® ¥ Jannary 1th, 1876, at same hour and ‘ight and passage apply at the Company oe, yK ace 'y order 6 Trustees: No.4 Bowling Greou: or both steerage aod coviay Hid maa toni . - Jan eotd: 14 St UWNMAN & GREEN, Beai Estate Brokers 412 Se BON No. 818 Tthst, BAROKLYN. agent. to SMALLWOOD 08. SOF & non ly 8. G. id Auctionsers, nth street northwest. TROSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPBOVED hour and place.” By order of the Trasie _janls cotds [Rep | FAMILY SUPPLIES. HN J. BERRET, JOHN F. OLMSTEAD, ¢ Trustees, THOS. DOWLING, Auct. &7 THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST PONED to TUESDAY, January 25th, 1576, at same THOS. DOWLING, Auct. )RESH OAT MEAL. PROPERTY AT i REED | Homas DOWLING, AT Meat BRICK HOUSE ON W DE OF W45H- Anctionter and Real Estate Broker, K ee ah rast WHEATO OST INGTON SE., BETWEEN GAY and BUNBAL- At the old stand of Latimer & €leary. TON STS., GEORGETOWN. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated May 10, 1575, recorded in Liber 775. folio 439, of the land ‘dof Washington county District «f Columbia, by direction of the holder of reby, we will sell at publi 'D. the 19th day of kK p m.,all that piece or yr: A BEEAK FAST HOMINY, GRAHAM FLOUR. WITMER’S jant-tr 1915 Pennsylvania avenne, Bt ? seer Bonthwest corner Pennsy! ADMINISTRATRi OF TE the note sccared action, on WED- 1376, ot 4 CEASED, AT AUCTION cel of ground in Mary B. Bibb, deceased on Fayette street BEE town, D. ©.. beginning for t : > FF ology te Prime Roast. Steak and Corned oh the weet side of Nogton stroet 143 toot ¥ 2d street, Georgetown, I will sell au excel lent north from the northwest corner of Washi mace of SPICED BOUNDS. Los) B. 7 in part of— NS. Gay streets, and running thence west §) ; 8 106 nnd 107 : W0-foot alley; thence nortf 38 feet: thence ees One Knsbe & Gaehle 8. .wood Piano, Stool and declé in 322 and 324 New N. L. Market. to said Washington street, and then south I Mahogany Parlor Furniture; Chamber Suites, Wardrobes; Marble-top Tabien, Barean Bottes: BUCK WHEAT, &e. Uhotce New York Butter Choice New York Buckwheat, Moller’s Diamond 8yruq; Vermont Maple Syru) Pure Currant and Quince Jelly put up under ocr Terms of sale: @3,000, with ten per cert. interest from May 10, 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 mouths, ss- ites, ete., BROWN, Administratri “THOS. DOWLING, Aauct. ia avenue and'Iith st, X SALE OF THE EFFECTS HE LATE MES. MARY RK. BloB, DE- On THURSDAY, January 20,1575, at 10 We: ‘clock ®. m.. at the late resiaence of Mrs. ortment of Household Furnitare, etc, consisting ete. bellion, any officer of the army has held office in the consular ordiplomatic service of the government, or has received leave of absence to carry on any negotiation with any toreign government or people; and if so, the pame of the officer, the nature of the ne- gotiation, and by whom the appolutment was made, &c. Third. To inquire whether since the end of the rebellion any Dficer in actual service has, contrary to the statutes of the United States, been detached forany civil office, the duties of which were calculated to interfere With bis military duties, aud if so, the name of the officer, nature of the office, by whom appointed, &e. Fourth. If any officerof the army has been detached to act as private secretary of the President or as clerk at the Executive Man- sion, and if so, the character of the office and by whom appointed or assigned, and uader what statute of the United States the ap. pointment or assignment was made. Fifth. To inquire what additional legisia- tion 18 necessary to confine officers ou the active list of the army to the performance of their legitimate military duties. Mr. Hendee (Vt.) introduced a bill to amend the act granting the approval and sanction of Congress to the route and termi- bus of the Anacostiaand Potomae river rali- road. Referred. Also, bill for the relief of cured by notes bearing interest ‘and deed of trast on the ty. $20) down when the property is the terms from sale, isk and coat BROS. Auctioneers, own supervision. rves, Brand Prese! torment of ew UNCANSON Bout corner $th and D ste., northwest, J. D. McGill, of Georgetown. Referred. Also, bill to refund internal revenue taxes illegally taken in certain cases. Referred. Also, bill for the relief of Almont Barres. CATALOGUE SALE OF THE PE er. | Reretred lefeuiting purchasor. Conveyancing at | “EOC E FikP OF THE PERS . | Referred. ma oct-tr VarChaser's C08 opoE, SEN) CHAMBERLAIN OF HIS MAJESTY tho tote Oe ree (EY), the Ju- Fae Ree ee a eo ee ee aD EN | esl eee ta the eee rare 42 take into PIANOS, &. janlO tae Dowanan £ Bk Modus. | PLRNIPOTENTIAUY “TO THE UMIEED | trict of Columbia in relation to Ubel, and to Co) jv] A report by or otherwise. +) . ft reme Oo} On MONDAY MORNING, Janaary 24, 20 p. DECKER BROS. SB 2s toe oh a decree ofthe a ‘Bauty commencing at 11 o'clock. we will selia | 18¢ House then, at 420 p. m., adjourned. canse No. 3.318, mublic auction, in room N ‘icat floor, GRAND, SQUARE, anv UPBIGHT PIANOS y mond et al. vs, Lammon: etal. I will, om WEDNESDAY, the 19th day of January, 1876, at 4 o'clock p. my, in front of the premises, offer for sale at lic anction, ‘original Lot Mo. 1, in ‘No. 636, situated on the corner of Delaware avenue and C street sonth, fronting 111 fect 3 inches on said O street and 64 feet 5 inches on eaid Delaware avenue, al weet, the effecte of sisting in part of— Concert Grand Piano Forte, ‘& Son’s, cost ‘and almost new, Superb Piano Cover and Stool. Otce Desks, Tables and Brackets. ry & ABE MATOHLESS, taining 9.570 square fect of ground. This | Turkish and Persian Carpet aud Hugs. property is ia: the eatare’imediatay goat ot | Buses mentee Bea ee Pea rps, the Ospitol of the U. 8, Coast Survey Fai et sig igs and Hangings. art * Boxes Office, and im proved. ferme: One fourth cath; residue tn three equal | italian Marble State LeDroit but:ding, corner of 8th and # streets north: T the late M. Ulaf Stenersen, cvn- 7% octaves, Steinway A Law Unto HERSELF.—At Paw Paw, Mich., @ young man named McKinney, who is stopping at the Dyckman House while siving drawing lessons, circulated some scandalous stories concerning Florence Jones, with the supposed intention of injur- ing ber reputation. Miss Jones’ father died in the defense of his country, and left her witbout a natural protector. She is now a pupilof the High school in that place, and Png) an mate Me rill Bt pon 4 ee ae ee cae. on pet her education is earning l. A, ments, at 1d 18’mouths, coat. | French Traveling Clock, Galvanic Bat boa a 4 = sees, Poterest, socured by S reserved lien ‘on the property, | Oue alr ‘Deautifully oraamented Chinese Vases, 25 poe cy shes Gay ey Rags ig hy ts sen ee ete ee NE Gsaveyanciog ‘st. purchasers ‘ome wR deposit of | About #0 cus teemed by ali who know her, and the family 407 TENTH STBEET NORTHWEST, quam be required ag soon as v: Above Pennsylvania Avenue, id. NCANSON BROS ‘BEGINALD FENDALL, [Bep.] Office No. 325 43 street n.w. LIGIBLE LOT IN TODD & BROWN’S Brcevivios OF “PLEASANT PLAINS” FOR SALE AT AUCTION, SITUATED ON THE COBNEB OF 3! Table, Dessert Table, Ts a janad Ladies, &c. Thia sii of it bas never been used Bilver Dessert ivory handles. WZ” Prices Reasonable, Terms Easy. novis-$m SVENTH STREET Mm. FRABE es BOAD AND MT. SANT STREET. A edu ves. of English, F bh ‘OBLD-RENOWNED PIA tain deed of trust, bearing date | A collection ish, Fronc! Grand, Satare Grand, Byuare and Goright. Octuber tb A Diss aud reconied ia iter Tema | Sketches ta Olt, Photograp! B, No. 14,at folio 257, of the land records of Washing- oe publican ‘ton, in front of the premises, SAT- ‘Together with many other a: mention. The good befe aoa sale, Terms cas! te About 400 ounces of Sterling Silver, consisting of— avert and Breakfast Forks. pons. Gravy, Sance and Sagar iver is unmarked, aud most Spoons and Forks, fine gilt, with Rogers, ivory-handied Table, Dossert and Breakfast icles unnecessary to will be on exhibition twodays he F. D. CLEARY, Salesman. uct! in use . for sale and UKDAY, the 234 day of January, A.D. 1876, at 4 TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PRo- very Joy prices. Taping and Be O,clock pi m.. the following dercribed piece or parcel & PERTY NEAR ba Lie OHO MG Te Fag. PIANO WA ~“Lot numbered twenty-eight (23) in block num- FAX COUNTY. octiS-ly 423 Lith st.,.a few doors abov. bered ten (10) of To € Brown ¢sab-diviston ofa |. By Jirgue of that cortain deed of trust from Isaac rt a "lemaai ns By it. oO) 6 aL the undersi 5 rin, HD eet ng eerie’ ta tone, | Biveant.? % date May Sih, Is7dy and of record om the bend ie pte G Terms: $300 in cash; and the balance, for which | cords of Fairfax county ,Va., Liber By No. 4, folio eee eT Soa, Sole Agents, the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at the | 99, we will sell at public auction, to the highest bid- ye ie WSS Tis sereat next Tate of eight per ceotum per aanum and payable in | der, on the premises, on THURSDAY. the. 34 (half square shove Parent Ome.) six and twelve months, and secured by a deed of | day of February, 1876, at_12 o'clock m.. ali those | mend my sificetruments taned and repairs, A aopentt of, $i required of "the “par: | serived inPath tea ee ease oanCeE A wired of yar- | seri ft co. = SEER N, | cheser et. the time of sale. All conveyanting | price and (ne acnetebee oe hae tee eee at the costof the purchaser. If the terms of sale | improved by a new frame Dwelling, Barn and other 73 are not complied with in seven days from the day | out buildings. and is a very desirable property and INSURANCE. of ale the trustes) reserves the rig 0 rosal tee adioinfag the proporty of Jet: Bolfidye and oo ] Broperty at the cost an: e_ defaniting pur- | others, and was or y & part = i i x MES M. LATTA, Trustee. n ty. Industrial Life Insurance Company | Sats ats JARHOS. DOWLING. Auer, | “EET i. go mach cash in hand aa will pay the costs of sale, including a WASHINGTON, D. 0. cent. on the gross ON THE WBREELY AND poeTHLY PAYMENT Home Ofce—1239 F STREET NORTHWEST HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. di ea : j MB fey Beach eaateett ast dated ramyes, | tnivdente, apd interest tkereon from St May 134: A recorded in liber No. 770, folio 195, et seq wud liber No. the like eum of $860 £555, wi ar 775, folio 246, et se'., of the land records for the Dis- one to due May Sth, 1876, OAPITAL..... sssemeeere 30,000 trict of Uolumbia, and at the request and by the di- Pep ig ye eee ye T. F. J. Kider, Pret J. G. Payne, T: rection of the party thereby secured, we will sell. at jorrison, V. Pree. ¥. A. Page, Actuary. Boric auction, tn frout of the premises, on TUES- Es ani mortal ame | BAY Fiera La Roesch tha . be . » Bare: . + y-four, in we irk's subdivision of JounT. Auxs. »D. Ham ba Ty four. Re te ARMS & KETCHAM, ee sa asvap ANp UniuruovED. va F. i. Also, piltfactrctt Al ale; also, the sum of fireheae z sum of five hun- ve dollars and eighty-five and one- ith like interest, to fall like sum, with like inter- ¥ SALE OF REAL ESTATE, with whom ske lives bear testimony to her good character. Hearing of the reports she applied to the courts for redress, but finding she was not likely to obtain it there, she took the law into her own hands. One day last week she purchased a rawhide, and in the evening she went into the barroom of the Dyckman House, where the itinerant drawing master was seated with several others. Miss Jones commenced to apply her whip with vigor, when Mr. McKinney called upon those present to protect him, but as no one interfered he ran out and down the street, followed by his tormentor, who ad- ministered such a castigation as he will not soon be likely to forget. A HEsITaTInG JuRY RELIEVED FROM AN UNPLEASANT RESPONSIBILITY.—In the old court house yesterday Mary Shane, a poor, déstressed-looking ‘creature, was charged with stealing a bucketful of coal from the cars of the Pennsylvania railroad company. Tue evidence of the woman’s ‘tty peculation was strong, and yet the jury (for jurors will have sympathies), after 's | @ short consultation in the box without re- suit, were about withdrawing for further conference, when Judge Briggs halted them with @ sudden “Stop; stop!” “Gentlemen,” continued his honor, “what is the use of having any trouble in this case? Tne case is Plain and clear, and you should detide it Without hesitation. Public justice is a farce eae are to hesitate in cases of this kind, where the evidence is positive and uncon- tradicted. I see no necessity for your going out, or for conferring in this matter.” Then did that jury meekly resume their seats, eae dee delay tg a ~ ‘ary Shane was sen loyamensing for seven days.—[ Phila. Times, Tithe | pect reer WILL CASE. — Sarrozate sselstyn yesterdays rendered his decision establishing the validity of the will of Syl- ie vester Van Walkenbergh, late of New York, GENERAL sini aad a red six hundved snd sixtesnn?’ | _ By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the | who died @¢ his summer fhe same cubatvision, the raid part of lot uombered | District of Columbia, passed in Meyuity eaure Ne. | Chatham, Le Drott Building, Corner of F and 8th Streets, fifty-three bein, icly next apd adjoining | 2.704. we will sell at public auction. in it of each line of STRONG OOMPANIRS | lot No. $4, in ealdsqrare, on the west, and uarings | stte premises mentigned. on FIMDAY, | Consists of Mase HUILDINGS: MERGHONBISR ona | frontofone foot on north P strect ‘snd extondtae | (eee deel dene De see ‘commenci fa'New York ci Byars BULLPIsGS, MARC ANDES, sud BACK pith that widin the wholo dept of said lot | 4 o'clock pm » Lot No. 7, in Becelvers subdivision Goteee te other “three te an alley. or damage by freon the best terms. __—_sepal-ly_ orme: One-third cash, balance in six, twelvs, be | £2,000, and aud eighteen months, with intercst at the rate of 3 per cent. per anvum, secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, or allcash, at the option of the purchaser, A deposit of $10 will bs required of the purchaser at time of sale. ith a soven days tha trostese with in seven da: Tesell the property at the risk and cost of the de- faulting parc! aaee ates oe days advertisement. exhibited at the sale. EEK, { Trustess ENNIS COBNELL, ‘“ Hela _jant-co&ds THOS. DOWLING. Avotion aibs'86 (HOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. said has. TUReDAY. the final estate of faras es i i REGINALD Office 385 626 street n. tare BO, wi fmaprovements, of I ling to tof survey Brick Dwelling. accords ag. to m plat of au lary . TUESDAY........ January Is, 1876, | A Ker.c, Yew Duet. THE FUN oF rorr. *@ THE QUESTION WITH A CoLp 1x” THE oor From the San Fra, *i#o Ved been kee ee | He told her Friday af ernom.’ that be would be up early Sunday evenim”: & he be something im; wo And @ present io give ber. With ® Womans keen intuition sbe knew what the ‘ometh!og of importance would be, and she jo, *€8! for- Ward to the hour with swee: —s He was there on time, but hardly fn th *°02- dition ue desired. A heavy cold had tac ied him the night before, and biseyes were ™! and tpflamed. and bis nose was nearly twi © its natural size, and shone with a tosia.” that would have appeared to much better advantage on a door plate. Singulariy enough, the young lady was similarly coo- ditioned. She ushered him into the parlor, and without any preliminary ceremony they were on the sofa together. He took out his handkerchief, and, finding a dry section, wiped his nose. This reminded her of a duty she owed herself, and she attended to Itatonce. He held one of her hands in one of his, and his handkerchief in the other. Then be spoke: “Busad,I cub to nide todalk to you of subdig dearer—ah-ah-och (a prompt applica. tion of the handkerchief cut off the saceze tn its bud) dearer do be thad libe—ah ab—thad id—oo och- ker chew, ker chew, ker chew.” A moment's pause. “I"be god ad awval code,” he explains, with due solemni! “Sobe I,” she sympathizing! replies. A moment is devoted to te silent use of the handkerchiefs, and thea he continues £. you seed all de tibe how mudge— —(the haudkerciter again saves bim) how mudge I bad thoaghd ob you. Ebry hour obdeday or nide—ah-an- ooh —ooh-ch-ch 4 CHEW! Thid td awfol, ing around the room Nh. raised him to inal expt She wiped b and made an ho ishing, but, ow fan of the former, and the ter.she appeared to But he did not not of bis proboscis tenderly tor a nt, aod then reta pr side it cad no lot bud you. Widoud you libe would indeed be a widder ness; wid—” She impulsively raised her hand. “Kerker ker chew?" she shouted. He paused gnd gazei tenderly oatof hts in- flamed eyes upon her convalsel featares “Darllg,” be softly continued, seeing she was through, “you ead neber ‘know how mudge—ah-ooh-ooh-ah-ker chew, ker —wish sh sh-er-rer, ker cuew—ooh m > dear,” he wailed, impetaously grabbing for his bandkercnief, while the tears ran down his | cheeks. She took advantage of the lull to unolytra- sively apply ber handkerehiet “Susad,” he began again, grasping her bana with fervor, and clutching his han kerchief with equal earnest: libe widoud lub? Noddig. cad yoo lub be enough do be by coh-ker chew! Heavigs, thid id awvu He mopped the perspiration from his trou- bled countenance, and then watted until sie reappeared from behind her handkerchief, when he resumed: ,darlig, cad you lub be enough | The young girl dropped head upon his | breast, put her arm around his neck, and was just about to speak the glad answer, wh sudden spasm shook her frame, and she off into a series of sneezes which fa dangered the safety of her fair neck. “O,by lub! O, by brecious!” he &. thizingly exclaimed. “Sdeak; O, » abooh-oob-ker chew, ker chew, ker chew!” he roared. She fell into his arms again, perfectly ex- hausted. “You'll be bide, all bide,” he gasped. “I will, Henry, I will,” she hoarsely whis- red. Pe drew her to him with ali his strength, slipped the ring upon her trembling finger; and there they stood together, their red- | dened and half-closed eyes blinking in «weet, | holy ecstacy upon each other, while their ex- hausted nostrils shone with adim refuigenc’ “My poor darlig has god such a bad code, he sympathizingly murmured “So id my Hedry,” she softly whispered back. “I dode gare for myself. I—" he suddenty | puther arm away, recovered his handker- | chief and instantly went off in a paroxysm of sneezes. “O,” he sighed, as he ga: lar again, and mopped Was now almost purple in bu “You must take sub medicid for that code, donide,” she said. Both ob us,” he added. “Yes. a'd you'll zoak your feed in hod wader?” ed a perpendicu his face, which ay “I will,” she solemnly replied. “Heavig bless you my darlig, my brecious darlig,” he murmared, clasping her again to his breast. And then he stole out into the darkness, and she fingered a moment at the dcor, and heard his dear voice ring out on the night alr as he passed away: “Ker chew, ker chew, ker ¢-h-e-w. “THe OvLpD Corpse THaT WAS THE Cause or It ALL.”—In a city of Mausteraa old woman died, and the neighbors desired to give her a grand wake, The floors of the house were very shaky, and the people were warned by the priest and other proper au- thorities that they must not have their cere- montes in the upper room where the dead body lay. The friends paid no attention to the warning. It would probably have beeu contrary to precedent to remove the corpse before the time for its final removal. So tne neighbors gathered in the upper room and lamented and were very merry until the floor gave way and they all came down Into the room below. It pro’ that the wake was only the beginning of tragedy. Five or six of the “boys and giris” were killed. A doctor was sent for, who only arrived in time to certify the deaths. But the dead bodies were laid out with some order and de- cency in an undamaged room, and the doctor went to one after another, followed by a pathetic crowd. “Who is this poor fellow?” he asked. “Ah, then rest his sow!,” went a chorus of yoices—good son and good brother he was”—and then his name was mournfully recited, and other praises added. “‘And this poor girl?” ‘The Lord have mercy on her, for # better girl never drew the breath of life,” and then her name was given amid fresh praises and groaning chorusses of as- sent. Thus the doctor went lis melancholy way, and surveyed corpse after cor; f every case thus far he has heard noth lament and iegyric. His survey isnearly over, when his eye lights ou something like & bundle of old clothes thrust carelessly into acorner. “What is that thing there?” the doctor asks. “Oh, then, bad luck ta her,” is the answer; accompanied by a general sofind of anger and disgust—“sure that’s the ouid that was the cause of it ali!”’—( Zhe Magazine. A SCARE FOR MR. MORTON.—A Missis- Sippi planter stopping at the Arlington House, Washington, was bragging about the very superior quality of some grapes that he raised on his premises. Senator Morton a to be standing near at ee carelessly putting in bis oar, Tved : “May I take the liberty of asking, sir, what kind of manure you use?” The Mississippian surveyed his questioner few seconds, and then gravely replied: “ Dead nij 1d Senator fell back in good order, hauled a little ——— book = his coat pocket and promptly made follow- ing memoranda: *‘Speech—A mnesty impos- sible South uncon uered— Democratic Per. barities— Massacre of blacks—Dead niggers— Hamburg grapes.”—[ Brooklyn Argus. 2 a¢ Bgeese® 8 i i Fk i H : i = i | 7 H g i \ 3 g i Hg te fel i 8 H a § 8 g i Fi i : 4 HE in 4 | i 4 tH Hq i H : | ily re i 1 Ly i a i | tim | Wegrow Rowebod « Piower of Come this way on your dancing feet Say, how much do you love me sweet? Ret litre moath drawn gravely down, White brow wearing @ puzried frowa, W ise Little baby Rose is she. Trying to measure ber love for me. “I lowe you all, the day and the nl All the dark and the suusiiine bright, All the candy in every store, All the doliars, and more and more, Over the t the mountains high, All the world, way up to theaky.” = -s2.- The Best Ead of = Bargain. A certain farmer, who in the course of @ "ear purchased a hundred dollars’ worth of ods, (and always paki for them) called at the. store of @ village merchant, bis regular plan” Of dealing, with two dozen whien offered for sale. apiece for hese ‘Cyrus appe ‘rea Astonished Qt theofter, and quickly repliow — “Oh, no, John, | can't begin to take that for ‘ew. po bow, 6.)t I'll let you bave ‘em far twenty cents apiece . ®0d not a cent lees.” yTUs, you frre crary,” repMed Job “Why, see here,” showing him & fine ine ‘of brooms, “is &n article @ great dea. better than yours,” (which was trae) “that | am retailing at twelve and a half cents apiece,” which was not trae by ceven au hair cents “I don't care for that,” answered Cyrus; “your brooms are cheap enough, but you can’t bave mine for less than twenty-conte no bow!” and pretending to be more than balf angry, be shouldered his brooms and started for Up he 2 and never re “See be e. Itt give you t 1 brooms, I Suppose you wi take the price of them in goorte” replied Cyrus. as you I will allow youtwenty Let me see—twent st four hundr four dollars and eighty of goods will you have, ui, now, John reckon it don"t make to you What kind of goods 1 “Oh, bO, LOt @t all—not at all!” said the merchant Ww en, @ t don't make no difference amount tn them ‘ere twelve and a half cents Let me see—four dollars aud eiguty to you, I poms of yourn, | Cents will get thirty-eight brooma, and five cents over. John, about right clev the chang Vhen « It don't make much 4 ne five cents, but w feller, I be! n terbacker.”” Tus went out of the tTerenoe door with hi» brooms and “terbacker,” John was seised with @ serious breaking out at the mouth, during which time he was distinctly heard to violate the third commandn by the bystanders, who Joke bugely. The Science of Apple-Eating. John Burroughs in“ Winter Sunshine.” The boy is indeed the trae rie eater, and came by the n which his pockets are fillet. It ‘o him, and he may steal it if it can not be bad in any other way. H. own juicy flesh craves the juicy flesh of the apple. draws sap. His froit eating bas little refer- ence to the of bis appetite. Whether he be full of meat or empty of meat he waute tthe same. Before meal or af- er comes amiss. Tae farm nehes apples all day long. He has hests of them in the baymow, mellowing, to h he makes frequent Visits. Sometimes Brindle, having access through the open oer, smells (hem out and makes short work of them. The apple is indeed the fruit of youth. As id we crave apples iess. It is an inous sign. When you are ashamed to be seen eating them on the street; when you cen carry them in your pocket and your hand cons y Gnd “its way to them; when your neighbor bas apples and you have none, and you make no noctural visits to nls orchard; waen your lunch-basket is without them and you ‘can pass a winter’s night by the fireside with no thought of the frait at Four clhow, then be assured you ere no longer @ boy, either in heart or years. The genuine apple-eater comforts himself wilh @n @pple ip Lbeir seasons as others with @ pipe or cigar. When he has nothing else to do, or is bored, be eats an ———. "White be is waiting for the train he eats an sometimes several of them. When he a walk be arms bimseif with apples. His traveling-bag is full of apples. He offers an apple to bis companion, and takes one bim- self. They are his chief solace when on the road. He sows their seed all along the route. He tosses the core from the car window and from the top of the stage coach. He would, in Ume, make the land one vast orchard. He dispenses with a koife. He prefers that his teeth shall bave the frst taste. Then he Knows the best favor is immediately beneath the skin, and that in lost. If you Will stew pple, he says, instead Of baking It, by all means leave the skinon. It improves the color, and vastly heightens the flavor of tue dish. The apple isa masculine fruit; henee wo- men are poor apple-eaters. It belongs to the =? and requires an open-air taste and relish. —_____. S7 The misfortunes of a servant girl: “Yes, mum, dreadful destructive these things ts! If this here vase didn’t sneak down-stairs from the parlor when [ wasn’t a-noticin',and =e self to altims on the kitching ferloor MARRIED. HOLLIDGE—BBOWN. On the Mth yarci December 1878, at Mckendree M.£. Ohurch, by Rev Joha H.” Dashields, Wx. H HoLitpor and & 4 only daughter of Beuben 8. Brown, v. DIED. HABVEY. On the 7th instant, with diptheretio croup, Maxiz oka HARV E inonths and 4 days, the fourth chi and the late 8 Kate Harvey. foneral will tab from th th street northwest on Tina reday afvernovns stant, at 3o clock. The friends of the respectfully invited to attend. ad ._ After « long illness, at his ide.” near Belteviil id..on January 16, 1576, of pulmonary divvase, R. T. "McLain, of the Department of Agriculture, iu the 47th year’ of his “Pineral will take wiace from the residence of hie sister-in-lav, Mrs. M.A. Hyatt, 1010 lith street Dorthwest, at 20 clock p.m. on th eloewiey. Janu- ary 19, ‘His friends are respectfully invited ba ot PLANT. At0 o'clock a, m.,on the 196, ALicR A.M. PLawr, widow of K. Plant. aged 67 years. Notice of taperal (Trivue, Chronicle and PLUMMER. Exe.ine PioxMeR, et ber reti- genes, Stor ‘imoe ty, Mary land, Monday, January 17th, aged 60 years. yd friends are invited to ationd the 18th January, the late James funeral on Wednesdey, January 19th, at 2 p. from inte residence. UNDERTAKERS. R. ¥- #4nxae, ~ Cabinet Maker and Undertaker; 619 Lire Srasnr Hostuwser. ootl-ly Bo. 934 F Stuur, between Binth end Toate marl-ly FUSSELL & CO. 1497 NEW YORE vEnee, J. FLOWERS ENAMELED In wax BO COUNTERFEIT.