Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1876, Page 3

RAILROADS. 1876 Te the Serta, West, and ——— 1876 PEesyoVivanta Tk ik AND POTOMAO BAILBOAD. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagars m. daily, except ly, @xcept Sa°urdas, with For Elmira and Buf tien. ry dail od "30 pm. Zaily, except Sunday, & x, 2 Limited Express, Sasa rf ally sexes cept Sunde ccommodat! m. and 4:55 p.m., except ALEXANDKIA & FREDERICKSBURG BAIL- WAY AN! sLEXSNDBia & WASHINGTON BAIL BOs D $:755:3:20; 118m 1,3.4:20, so 11:40’). m. On Sunday at ¢ 3 om via ‘tobmond, 11:40 sendrie for J J’ashsegtoe. S. 7.9. Binday «t= s-d is mcand3 5. mar Tickets, information, Siveping and Partor Oat modations can be procured st the Uffces:— g vot Thi eeemn anes ire corner of Sixth street ane, oS at the Depot, where r the checking of Baggage to els and Residences ¥ Gen'l Passenger Agent. SON, Gent Manager. jens 1y ALTINGKE AND @HTO BAILKOAD. — TIMS, Fraecaay 13th, 187, LEAVE WASH: NETON. * 90—Baltiacre aud Wa; 5! . *“ ®:60—Poict of Rocks and Way Stat (O.16—Bal > MonaUSL NITED AxPuEss.No stops $—Bsitimore snd Way Stations, 130-8 YouK asd NoRVOLE EXxPanss. oa Parlor Care. Frederick, Hagerstown and th ns (Via Man Stem.) Potut .# ecko cagerstown Ferry, and Way Vis "hetropolitan Branch.) kX EXxraess, Stops at Lourel re, Annapots and Way Stations. Vast Oxrnase, Hagerstown. & EXPaes aah « 30—Bart TM Bai:iu Stations 1, Pittabarg [Fact Bx- pre ambas, Saudasky and = he x “Siaticas on Ohio sud Chicagy 9 26—N2, Hons Bs ieHT Express. Sleeping cars » 36—Bait, DITO aud — Way =, S45. 8m. Stations. 3:30, 4:43, 5:30 daily, All’ other + 10:10 p. a. deuiy. my 3:18, 3:50, pt Sunday. Sunaay for Hagerstcra, or Valley Branch, nor for New iuleiphia at 8-00 a.m. 'and 1:30 p.m. ft toformatiq itimore gion. Bt where orders will be Tncyege to be chee cckrd and recotved at any ae Master of Transporistion, . M. OULE, vrneral Ticket Agent, gt: S. KOUNTZ. General Agont. novi-tf x ASHINGTON JEW TORK AND Wasoccd LINE T. le rHiEADRL PULA ae YORK, BOSTON, ALB POINTS it ius NSW BNGLAND WESN WASHINGTON ABD THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTO WitHOcT (Hanon OF CARS. RigH? PkiINS- On end after ponmacy ‘21, 1576, trains by this Hine will leave depot of Baltimore and Potomac Batlrosd, bg ore of 6th and B . m5 fol aie om, vrees—Puliman Gor bit Pris: Gow Work acd poicte Beat »: 30 pam. ‘Bx prove for Philsdelphia and Bew York jatly . excepi Sands as 66 pa. Bxpress for vt Philadelphia and way potnts ty. JABS on all Da; LOH Gi SLPEPING and point FULLMa® PAR Se AN t Tr BAe ‘Ticr'and checked at hotels an@ A 2 om orders Taft et the offiecs of the treet and Penueyl- hoes corner of Penusy!- z “AD spore RAIL- . corner 62 end B etreets Depot Halt B0aD, fedl B*pRORES FoTOMAS RAULRGAD, After Janvary 24, 1576, trains will ran a follows: ZRAINS | Fmd £OK BALTIMOKS. 00 a.m for the tod Express, ‘West; a daily cx Except Sanday for the Nor v3 on, | Linteed Bapress for New York, daily 11:66 om, a a daliy except ‘press for Philadelphia and New a a ‘Norfolk via Baltimore, daily Sr. 3 ccousodation, dally except Sonday. 0 Pm, Accommodation for Pope's Creek, dale ‘Phitauclphia, dasty Crnctenati , daily for the West * gaily sxcope Saturday for the North o Ph, y xed train to colon daily, excep Me ne i Ser> toaying their et Tiemet Umicn, corner ee Penmeyteants coroer 4th street and Penasyiva- b tickets to Olucianat!, Colum- cuisville, SE. Louis, Rew Ox. Paw Fas ‘Tancisco, and all West, oth. Fo. ©. su rintendent Geo. C: WILBINS. 3 D. M. BOYD, Jr., Gen'l Pass’r Arent. may2s-tt LEXANDSIA __- |S AREENOTON Ss. B. ALEXABOR. Ano FHEDRRIOKSSURG BLE. B and Sixth sirets. Local trate tcave for Alexandria as follows: 6, 7 ee eee TR Tpm: sd aud T suc © pm. daily, all ove Szcopt 5 su" Local seve Alexandria as follows: 6,7, e a.jotis 6.6 and F9.q. Phe ma =. om m Alozandr sodrie dally, sil jes cniiy except iy. g biceaieed Dey Mail Teoren' Washington at 8:40 am 4 GBEaT SO THERN EXPRESS, vis Btebracnd, teases Wasbir fon 113% pao. Soultagd Eicher b th to all points South aud on 13th street and ae checked Cy ist ail bovale jenret 9%. 0. WILKIN, THE TRADES. Aastannes Babe me SLi salt ao red and eramine, carly Rtsevan. J4MES F. BRIER, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, Bart S11 Jrx 8ST. SORTHWEST. A Waines. s0HB ——, 713 Moke ore seer ———————>—_—__———— FISHEK'S NEW DYS WURKS, 906 & Sirest, near Ninth Sivesi, Donnecved with oe a. ERS OH EMAC to we i CRING WORKS, - B—! me Gentlemen's G@ar- eugtl-w ta, Beat eee. eae e = Ck a, PENANG A RRR te STEAMER LINES. BOOKS AND STA ONERY, EW BXPHESS Lina via CANAL, Yew sons KEC ENVED AND FOR | BET WsE Fs sh DRE qrase- SALE AT PHILADELPHIA OTON ANE RORG TOR Z SHILT2NGTON'S BOOKSTORE, Corner 434 street and Fenza. av. SAiLING DAY! %, North Wharvee, Philsicipa at 12 os oni Georgetown MONVoY. st 6 pm HeerLady Dindain, By Justin McCarthy. lige ovnnécts si Philedelpuia wy Bis Neturel Life. By Marcus Clarke ular Setai-weekly Line of Steamers for P: My Young Aleia-«: A Faded Phitograph. By the . Bo New ugiand States, Bo whsrl | anthor f “The Heir of Retcliffe age in B. this Hine, Zhe Curate in Charge. By Mra Oliphant. G ¥. BYDE, Agent for D. of © Her Dearest Foe. By Mrs. Alex jathor of WM. P OLYDE & 0O., Philadelphia. “The Wooing 0 £. 4. BERD. Atexandr Mre Limber's Bate; of, A Charch Fair and its D.D.C MINK 6 sireet, Bowtcn Victims. BS Freights deiiverea Y by Knox's Bapress. Orders left wt Geriora! fice, 603 Penuaylvanis eveude, or N#W books. gt the Steamers’ “y art, will be promptly attended | 1 sora-r Etching and Etchers: B By Hamerton. ¢ D Conan cing. Concise Glassary of Architecture. 7 iy ba SOTICE. Barwa” oy Wi ite cba With the view of diminishing the chances of Lop tents ea jonkina Iston, the Steamers of this Gine take All seasons of the year col- Specified ow oF wwe maemo meneteneet sesuusseassrss Roe, Rhyme On ti itward passage from Queenstown to York or Boste” rave danas of BO at 43 lat aeen te nothing te the Gort ay Dalat, (alk ‘ot fr Proctor Ruott...... 1 sanaue, crossing the Meridian | Erectheus, hy Swinburne Of BO Bt 42 lat., 0 THE BRITISH Pres NORTH AMERIOAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN Now ies of ne Summer. Bool store of PS, ae. ONS & CHAPMAN, 5 ‘1 inen”” Pa POOL. CALLING Ae DIRE EOEOE | SAC a ieee wien nk Fos Naw Yout. Naw ¥ kW inn-Wed. Feb. 9 Parthia West. sfarch 1s | NEW BOOKS Wel. Hob We Abyewinia. Wed, Mac 22 Wed. Feb. 3 Jaca... ir. 29 ed... Marek Nal vii 3 ALLAN tg Preerag cit STBEET. April 12 ; McClintock & Strong's Cyclopetia. Vol.6, eee BAT rand BAUM: | MeCtintogk & Strong's of Gena By Geo. Smith, fers marked’ do not carry steerage passen | Etchings and Btene G. ifemerton. we mar! — Avtoblography of Ky ten. Finney, Lady Disdain. tin 100 and giss, | Dear Dancen Matheson. the were Bares ov Passaca.—Vebin, 8, trish EB Bee gold, caution "Hecate Wickets oa favorable | Story of the apyattes. By author Peep of Day. fl2-tr a ciecit te cal fea a peat or (THE EXECUTIVE POWER IN THE very low rates syrecee ee nae a given tor UNITED STATES, re, A v M diterfanean ports. For ‘apply fo Anton age no ; offices, Gree Ho hon whORRIEON No. HAS. G@. FRANOKLY FAMILY SUPPLIES. BUTTEE, BUCK WHEAT, ae. A STUDY OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. By ADOLPHE DE CHAMBRUN. Translated from the original French by Mrs. Madelaine Vinton Dahlgren. 1 vol. cloth. Price €1.00 by mail, free of postage. MOHUN BROS, mermennne 20 ae es oe | ‘ AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES, mers ne CNOANSON BAO8., Auctioneers, Southeast corner gh aud D streets 0. w NEW AND SECOND HARD FURN GRAVINGS CH oa SM TER PRIS, BTUVES. &¢ e TION: Tr Da Mo 1G, *ebrasrr 17th, at 10 © clock, ip “Eine or = rooms, we will ectl the sbove-men' Ar Lot Grocerics and Cigar febls-d DU icin BROS., Auct H. WABNSR, Corner 7th and F streets, TKUSTRE’S SALE OF AX an. ANT THRER- S) ORY AND BASEME: ari ET geows. eee FRONT, No. Sie o'Stumer NOMTH- By virtue of a certain deed of trust, bearing cate December 5, 174, aud duly recorded in Liber 765, folio 499.¢t ee. 01 of the land records of Washington county; D. 0. the written re the party thereby port I will sell, at Fine etion, in front ot the premises, on TH BS. Day the ti dey of Bebroare, A b. 186, at 3 8 tain piece or par and, aed, gtituatn pnd being tn the city ‘Or Washington: rege Bhs as lot thirty-three together with the im ot @ three-story and basement bonse and conimeiousstable. wun incomplete order. Terms of sale: One-third the balance ia three equal instalments at = siweive aad eighteen months, with interest at ten per i until paid, payable semi-annual tip Tobe pecared by 8 doce of trast on the premi: “gy $3 will be re- Gutred ‘of the porchast st the time of sale All convey anci yard itchaser’s cost. If the terms ef sale are not fally chmplied with ia one week from the day of sale, the T. ustee reserves the oe to re- sell the property at the rick and cost the de- faulting pa:chaser. ww five Mn Advertisement. DREW B. DUVALL, Trasteo febl4,4a7 COUDWRLE. Salesman. : PROFESSIONAL, R EBMOVAL. DR. T. 8. VERDI bas ren removed to 901 ttt gts corner of I street, northwe: U oe NG uch OF the PBACE, No. 609 7th Birect a. w + fpronite United States Patent (Suge de Pair—Bureaw Francais.) janto-ly_ 1322 F street morta Os mation given to dicrases of in reservation number teu (10), RY PARSONS, M* sree. Baxticlar Chotoe New Fork Balter feb10 tr 1015 Pennsylvania ave.,cor.Uth:.. | Fymgh and chtidren, Oc boars pee eres, ye — i — 7 wo oller’s > Le Semen a EDUCATIONAL. Ee aie, Pure € eae it wm Vv iss a tna a 1 be Rd oe aa. u ot80-6re emo ec own sapervisiow ears of rat 1 Seay [Bremrven, Brandy Poschee, sod s genera: sy received aC any tinute Bor references” aud diobrnn*| QCHUTTER & RANE oy 'B. BRYAN & BRO, pen nn OS: STEGER, MAY Row TO oe FEERCE DECORATIVE and o Geecrtption ot octas-tr 05 Ponneyivanis avenas. — BNAM ENTAL and PLAIN ALN TING, — = | MPIS@ ava Day sououLsoas a we eke semua foe Sige ste northwest Nv DAY SOHOOL, § OTE . COAL AND WOOD. west. Wate H. Bune No Professor of Ger jandi-iy WASHINGTON. D. 0. M’le Beaux. Teacher French, Next quarter PER ser ¥ TS 7 GAL! CoALi WOOD! WooDy, | commence Fobreary tine Teak’ | 97 PER SET FoR, er B Ui sy OLLEG Obie Coll ol Dental Surgery, CHEAP! CHEAP! WOR CASH! BURL UICOTT CITY, MD, linsh Medicat Coil of 1 Otionge 401, Teo a ie THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED. ‘This Inetitaiion is conducted by the Obristian | 2set side, corner of Arriving daily, cargos, joes of the best verteties ofalb | Brothers. extracting testb. eat tt ly Blades of COAL aua WOOD, . The stndent, on ‘ing & satisfactory examina- Now is the time to buy ! tom, may receive a diplome in either the Classical, 11 you would save money ges a geod articie and jt) | the Sclentific, or the Commercial Course. PIANOS, &c. meses, 2340 pounds to the ton, call ou the ander: Boar and Tattion 200 fore you bu; nating Fee. araating two of the haan erat wena | 0 ech tans HO, BRETELIN, Proddent, 1S twa toyed “PIANOS for tale One tities a) t from our vessels tu the A ed oe Peps to our ves ae will con- ince of our ansurp: advantages My > The ‘sisth oon Boosion Sf cute Search rod oueed PINE WOOD celiverad 6s low aa $6.60 per | a7 Dope ee eee ON ESD ET ieee — CAK WOOD delivered as low as 86 to S7 | ofS . Further ‘pformticn can be hed trow . L. KNIGHT, D.D.. odes aan pan necessary to convince suga-tt 1443 Oorcoren street. of the above facta NGUISH, FRENCH, AND ChaasioaL. pant et thee Wee HOT EUKOOL FOh YOUNG LaDiEs, PIBOO STITOTR, HE E. PAL LB V. Fy: RNIOHT, D. Head aslo wi iN LOWHY? Av. das, Metin Office and Depot at Wharves, foot oi “3 Now York ave "ANGELO JAOK- edie ond Oe 2 F street northwert SON, Principal —Tne ehh anal erarion oe tis meee eagtseo | oF the lth of September, naga iy PROPOSALS. BANKERS. MONEY [DEESBTMENT OF THE INT RBIOR, OFFI N AFFAIRS, January 26,1878, | Is rade faster and mors easil; in stock spocelation tealed Pr e received at this office | in Wall street than in any other logitimate way. nati! 12 o'ch jay of Febrnary, 1576, for Alex. Frothingham faruishing the tcllowing named quantities of Beot Cattle on’ the Hoot for fasuse to. Lodiane in the Ine Gian territor: For the & 1,400,000 | a ap durin the last thirty dsy8 ov aver 30k t their customers 450.000. They have u different parts of es from dealing wit @ and Comanche Agency, ponnds, grors their customers r+ They invest suas ran er r the Wichita Agency, 500,000 pounds, grose | inu from Tou Ivollars te BUA, and give ne st ete 1,200,000 3 al spn y e: su me A ai rene coghegh large. ye Ch a hoe Agency, he © send a ‘eekly Report free to thoas de- bi Sr tbe a : or | BEE Ho, speculate. Bend for it, Pitisiure Com ‘" ding the requirements for | siercia. an bitders will od on ‘BD hestion at this | ALEX. FROTHINGHA™ & CO. address febl-ectr_Bavkers aad Brokers, 12 Wallst., N. ¥ cogent Restore ite. rite for 3 book, t ce td Mallet Review Bankers and Brokers. oot?-Iy ‘73 Broadway, N. 2. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT ¢o., Corner ih st. and New York avenne. ffice. Q. SMITH. | OlyandT-eotfeb19 Commissioner tadian Aifaira, ir Fer the Holidays. hou and dior NT SREB. WM. MASSEY & CO’S PHILADA. XX ALE, CINCINNATI LAGER BEER, FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS. CATAWEA WIN, All Kinds of valuables = taken on deposit. Safestor s CIDER, &. . Be iL ELAR Ty Pra Prosiient, piteoty BP: SNYDER: Brora: FOB SALE, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, BY SAMWL ©. PALMER, INSURANCE. de tr Depot 57 Greene st.. Geo'town, D. O. HIS 1S TO GIVE NOTICE, That the endsctt ber has obtained from the Supreme Court of the District of © holding a Special Term, letters of administration on the personal estate of JAS, B. BOYLE. late of District of Columbia, persons having claims against the aid deceased are hereby warnch to exhibit the sane, ith the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber. on of before the 29th day of February next; they may otherwise by law te excluded from all benefit of the | 2%? said estate. Gi rruyghand this 20111 day of Coma SENSE AND FAIR PLAY IN LIFE ASSURANCE! ak not aes your Life till you have examined PLANS Seat BU SHEPPARD HO- MANS. Acraney for the T SAVINGS February. 157 “CATHERINE mn BO "ASS! oe tamisideic, | Rlbm AMGCMANGR BOCLKEY, Wenara Uulon HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber bas obtained from the Supreme. Court of the — of bse oo So eee rece eee edmini-tration on reonal estate of | JaMks LAVENDER. inte of” District “ot Coe lumbia, deceased | All the said deceased are hereby warned to exhib Same, with the vouchers theresf, to the subscriber, oa or before the sth day of Febrnary next:' thez Ray otherwise by law be excladed from all bende ot Given under wy hand, this & DEB, Administratrix. | ety wMl either tasue polictes on the pay- ment of a uniform annual ums, warantecine @ specified surrender value Sor every year tm cash, oF it will furnish the protection of Life Assurance at ac- tual current cost for death-cla.ms and expenses of | management, each year by itself, renewable at the | close of any year, without further medical ezamina- stom. | Special Rates for Teachers, Collewe Professors, and Ministers of all Denominations, No Brtra Caarze for Army and Navy Officers in rime of Peace. GEO. WALKER, President. SHEPPARD ROMANS, Vice President and Actuary. that the eubseriber obtained he Supreme Courtof the District of of Columbia holding & Spe Special Term, let- tere tementary on the sonal estate ELIZA BARRY. tate of Di «all persons having JAMES E. FITCH, Detore the 4th day of Japuary next; they may MANAGER FOR WASHINGTON Otherwise by law be excladed from ail beneht of the Said estate. Given under my hand, this 4th day of | _!an22-colm 1509 Pennsylvan January, 1576. MAKIA O'REILEY, sees fob3 ww areata Industrial Life Insurance Vompany J" THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTHIOT oF ‘Special Term, Prohate Jurisdicrion, Fide, 137 Ma Fpl Real D.O. In the maiter of the will of FRANCES I. DODGE: Application for letters testamentazy the estate of Frances I? Dooge, of the. District of Cos Jumbia. baa this day been made vy Francis Dos: AML persons interested jare hereby notified to Farm this court on TUESDAY, tho 29th day of ebrnary next. at 1 o'clock @ m., to show canse Why letters testamentary on the estate of the aaid eceased shoul’ not iseue as pray Provited, Acopy of this order be published once a week for three weeks In the Evening Star provions to the said ds: tebd-w. ister ‘Wills, MIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That th ri ss obtained from the Supreme Court of tee m| WREELY 4ND pignrany PAYMENT Homes Gfics.—1229 F STISEET NORTHWEST OaPriTaL.. 60,000 4 bene Pre't, J G. Payne, Treasurer, : V. Pres. F. A. Page, Actuary. ps Sec’y. Rr jente wanted. nov8-ly Jeux I, Anus. D. W. Bareuau, ARMS & KETCHAM, @BNERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS, Districs of hse rea ta, ho nage 3 PA oem Hows term, Fee Pe Retr ee ae Se ee eee Oo ee Sn oe ees bj y. N. Int bi th ri ole Emin, deceased, Ail Tale of ul Diatict of oe Sot | We represent a tine of of STHONG COMPRIS against the eaid deceased are hereby warned to exhibit | 82d iigare Bt Sutin MB BO. iF Yak aon Pred he anme, with the vouchers thereof, to the subs | other PROPERT ig the DISTBIOT neal the fe ‘ouor before the let day of ant next; | OF damage by fire on the best terms. aaon Shey mgr otherwies by lus beexciaded tremall Och | O gMOVaL, ahtiof the said estate. Given my hand OVAL. : rae Mati st MSTA DUBNIN, Aitmtntstatzic, N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- waves oe Bet aaa gis po bloitime & Spervat Terry Senvary ach, 1376 ial 5, RUSSELL BABE, Agent, Gf Kleanor Ciemanta, i CWILLIAM D. CLEMENTS, ‘Al AND HOREHOU. pote the a¢mivistratrix ‘aforesaid base prrene ~ - — apprebution oh the Supreme COUGH DROPS! THE BEST, THE-MOST CONVENIENT, THE SURBST CUKE FO COUGHS. COLDS, HUARSEN LAFLUENZA, and all THBOAT and LUNG COMPLAINTS. They afford Immediate Relief. Hatv-rounp Boxks FoR 35 Ors, Within the reach of all. ARTHUR NATTANS, Drugzist, District of jambis afvresnid,, 98 Toxsbay, Bebriar 29th, A. D. ciate ribution, of EF THE SUPBEME COURT OF THB DISTRLOT Ray 9d and D streets north " TT ES muse a Perscus iuterevied. are "te Fis Oh d %e siti a tw in this court 7,3; aTuBDAY, fh Coleg, why ltrs tos‘amnentary om the estate o giegnat menners of te Yory bot Dest Tor 9135; s Reg eye belpubliched are Brendel ade, of Wamsutta Mras- three weeks, in tong Evening 2tar, previoas to the . of Davoi “and 6 sat = WEBSTER, Rogister of Willr, if ona: Te. EF THE SU. rREne or ‘HE DISTRICT Holding a Spxtal Tere ae executor with ae LIVERY AND HIRING STABLES, bP Ctpambia, aforsssid,” appcintea, SATURDAYS the lath dav of February, 19% for the ie Ne. 317 Third street s. ment apd distri! estate Tail deceased, and of the asvets eiarasthe | FINE CARRIAGES FOR WEDDINGS, siemrter aerate ence ; CALLS, RECEPTIONS, &o. SST ce week te jateond ond, with their icisims | BPRCIAL ATTENTION PAID TO BOARDING roperiy, vouched, ot pS wibhatd ia retentate: ‘s ESTiclaged trom al Yoneda ala deceased vetata: aSrtsrafe at gongraional Hota, oo able gine aa monthly instalments. Celebrated for pu | rity aud sweetuess of tone, Bee Agent, S11 Sth street a V M. KNAB. WORLD- sR NOW SED PIANOS, Bqngre and Uprighs, Grand, Square Grand. THE BEST MADE The favorite McUammon Fiauos; Shonenger’s colebraied Oigans, new style. Also, », arge assortment of Pianos which ave been| in tse @ abort time. _ HENDACHS — REL igh eae | AE REE £5 OctiS-ly 423 Lith st., = few doors above Pa. av. "PAE STIEFE PIANOS, ‘Unsarpasse’ in tone, , rae di ond atigrou ‘on easy RR oF Iere discount for WILD & BRO., Sole Agent 723 1th street northwest, (half synare above Patent Office.) Pianos'and all instroments tuned aud repaired. Fiance } for rent, eng-r DEVLIN & CO., ¥. Y. CLOTHIERS WASHINGTON OFFICE, 106 F STREET. jans-tr LUMBER! LUMBER! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. UST SELL AND WILL poe vIRGINIA BOAKDS, good, cone ST ga SUANTLING, al jlengths and sizes, P. sae. © fe. - | 35 20 Ce formerl) IhGiwia FLOORING a (il other Binds of LUMBER. Dr ‘Dretsed or Rough, at ies thee market wee ‘A’small lot of OAK, ASH and WALNUT that I will sell st one-half the pry ARLY CALL, WILL SECURE BAR- GEORGE H. JOHNSON, feb3-ly__ Corner 15th and B streets northwest, PARTIES ABOUT TO BUILD OAH SAVE MONEY BY OONTBACTING WITH US, ce. ee ist or boat eeS As 85: As we keep in regular stock, and are prepared to = in must Spproved manner, every description HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL PLUMB- ING, SEWERAGE, G AS-PIPING, &e. pane we TIN HOT-AIB PIPES to be yuilt in SLATE and MARBLE MANTELS, In excellence of styles aud coiors unequal BANGES, FURNACES and FIRE-PLACE STOV£S—givicg a larger outfit than aay other house in the city, and eusbling us to make favora- bie propositions to capitalists and contractors, SAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, jan3S-tr 317 Sth street northwest. CARRIAGE BoBES = AND HORSE COVERS. ‘Toe largest and best assorted STOCK fn the city, ta very small advance on cost, st the practical HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY oF JAMES 8S. TOPHAN, 425 tra 8 Srasst 8. W. BEFAIBING. , ee and qeUnSe promptly repaired. Ds HORSE FOOD. BS. |! GORDON'S FOOD FoR HORSES AND CATTLE. ECONOMY. VIGOR. SPEED FINE APPEAR OUND HEALTH, SE- “Cuneo BY 11S USE. INGREDIENTS ALL VEGETABLE. Sample 100 Feeds for 00, Depot in Washington, 609 Louisiana avenue, decl0-eoém ©. P. LAURENSON @ Co. Ladies’ and Gent's TRAVELING TRUNKS, with McMurray’s Patent Trunk Stay attached. LADIES’ TRAVELING SATCHELS. SHAWL STRAPS and POCKET BOOKS. "HOMAS DOWLING. cteoneer and Com Star Bulldings, corner Ps ssion Mecchant, sre. snd 1th street A_MELL-ASSORTED AND EXTENSIVE KS BLANK KOOKS. s maT BOvES AND FAsCY SiN VARIETY AMOUNTING :'IN VaLUR TO abot T $6,000 AT AUOTIO! tog trom day ot Franklin P Diaavenue. bitweea 9th a: sell his entire stock. ‘Terms cash THOS. DOWLING. febl¢ 3t [Bep.,Chron.] Anctioncer, SUPERIOR | HOUSEHOLD _PURNITORE AT On TAURSDAY MOBNING. Febrnary 17, Ing at 10 o'clock at the resi tng housekenpivg. md 1 stress peaeiere ty Bod Keo.) te Mirror, Bronzes, ‘ables, Walnut Tables, Fren>h Hargings Pictures, And ingrain Carpe: hie ts aed pl: Rair and Hu-k Pi }» Blankets, Comforts heet: Extersion Diving Tables, Dining Chairs, Chira and Cooking and Heating Stoves, Kitchen Requisitess ‘Terms cash, febla d = soretnG as aUuts Se OF ¥ ALT mung uma SITUATED BSTW Rekts WeST AND MAND N Si bEETS SoUTA At PUBLIU AUCTION. By virtue of Dearing date the Be Gay of May. A wd recorded 1 Liber No. 618,0t follo $44, uf ‘the lead rcord of the county of hin gion,’ District of Goluab and by directs eee ‘of the promimory note thereby secured, we will offer for tion, in front of the thst certsin tract or parcel city of Washington, in eatd Equare numbered five haadred (887), containing eighty-one. thous ud seventy five feet (51,615) ‘The terms of gale arene follows, to wit: Fourteen hundred and hit r dollars aud forty » Lb interest at ten pe t 4, togetber with tne t casby and the balacce. for which the noes of the puvchaser shall be taken. bearing luteres: at the Fate of seven per contum per annum, payable semi sppually, aud secursd by @derd of trust oa the p.o- peity, in six. twelve, and eighteen months. Ade Dovit Of two hundred Gullare will be required at the time of sale. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. if the terme of © not com stied With in ten days the Trasters reserve the right to resell at the risk aud ¢ Gefaalting pur- chaser. HA 4 expenses. in fb5-8 THOS B., 2. WARNER, corer 7th and TRUSTEES’ SALE Or A A TWO STORY ®810K SLABLE Ty THE ALLEY BETWEEN brat r AM y KRETS, AND G AND H 8TS., he Fequest of the party secured there by Virtue of a decree of the Supreme of the Dis rict of © ta passed in said © the 13th day of December, A. D 157, ia gd cause No. 4,365, By. Doc ‘Id, wherein Jos K Plant, trustee, et al sre complainants and Chas. T : efendauts, we will sell, ut public re lige of whlch ‘the prop: ESDAY, F in pisces oF ses, situase and bets: tinguished as ata seventeen 17), fn square pum red aud fifty-four (454). red fonr nuu- described as follows: te~ ginning sta psint on a fifteen (15) foot alley, sixty- three (63) leven (1) inches, north ‘of the southeast mbered se (17), and tyeseren (37) feet, thence 5! feet and one (1) iach, thence west aud six (6) inches, to ths west It ve (26) and to a thirty (30) foot alley , the th with said auey and the wost line of lot vombered #ixteen (16), seventeen thence enat seventoon (17) feet, t there seventy six line obs ES T. DAViS, EL P. CALLAN,S TROSTERS BAER OF VaLUAGL eS BEaL ESTATE O: . BOV ‘ED RE STORY FirsMby DWELLING. By virtue of «, deed of Sram, deves July 24:h Is79, and duly recorded ‘t eq + OL af the laud reoorde for t trict of Cotambis, aud at the request of th secored thereby, ‘we wiil svi ablic front of the pr lock p. m., 1eCe OF parcel und, situate ia ton, District of « Colsinibia nd known an part of lot No. & in sqvare N bounded as follows, viz: Begianing for sam' Maryland avenue 14 fect G inches westerly from the Bortheast corner of eaid lot, and ronning thenoe Westerly along the line of said avenue 22 feet 3 in- ches, thence southesste to intersect the re ofsaid lot, at a point distant 20 feet 3 inch from southwest corner of said lot; thence e the said rear line 20 feet 3 inches, to the sontha corner of said lot, and thence northwesterly i straight line to the place of beginning, tom: with the improvements thereon ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash: (of which $10) must be paid at the time of sale.) and the balance in 6, 32, and 18 months, fa equal’ payments, to be scoured by purchaser's notes ng § per cent. interest frem day of sale, nutil paid, and a deed of trast on the property sold. Conveyancing and records purchaser's cost. "11 terms of sale are not com with in arx day sale, the trustees reserve ti Fight to resell at, tie ‘Aud ccst of purchaser in de: fau! Ws, 5 HO LIZ MAN, {Trastecs, feb9 dts [ep eod} Yours a MIDDLETON, Auctioncers. Teer 8 eee s oF ID pie eae TH T WER! PENNSYLVANIA AVENCE AND ry STREET SOUTHEAST. toby, witine, Of s deed of trust to me, dated Oo- eis i874, and recorded in Liber roa. of the land records for Wash- ing cou + ye Dintict of ot Columbia, and at the re- quest of the party secured thereby. I will offer for sate at public a ne gp ages ag Feoruary 21, 176, at 436 o'clock front of the prem ses, and to the highest ‘iden lot six (6), io are ons thousnad sad hinetsen (101s), toxether with the improvements thereon, consisting of five 5) two- story fran es, one used as a store. ‘Terms’of esle: $1.10) and the expenses of the sale in cash; balance in six (6) aud twelve (12) months. secured by a deed of trust on the premises and CS notes of the purckaser, bearing eight (5) per cen interest. $100 to be paid down on the day of wale. Convesancicg at Oprobener's cont. If the terme bet Lhe she a ‘bs N A. BAKER, T _ —~ ti cers eae ‘Toul coke ae oe # SurbLS § 5a By situs of adeed uf cox Niatea February 6.187% aud recorded iu Lib-r Wo. 671, folio 450, of the land ae of the Lape s of Co- Inwbia, 1 will sell, at pi bite auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th of Februar: is o'clock pm, in front of the premises the worth, 3i feet 8 inches front of lot No.7, in eqaare No. 685, by the depth therect ‘Thos propert’ baa a frout of 31 feet 5 in- ches on North Capitol street. between uorth Band orth O streets, with an axcrags “depth of about 105 "Terme: One fourth cash; balance in one, two, and Selscea sasmettar beating trtscaen or tin rete ot ferred payments, bearing iutorest at the rats 4 cApbt peccaot: Wer eummas tae eeeerea by a daek oF trust un the pi property. ee Jonreyancing at of purchaser, @100 down at ee ‘aroma fb?-cokda [Rep] DOWNMAN € GREEN, Acct. Une STATES MARSHALS BALK UF A UF DBY GOODS AT STURE No. 726 71H STREET NORTH W SST. In virtue of five writs of fleri faciat, issued ont of the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the " tuict of Columbia, and to me Girected, I will sell at pablic sale, for cach, at the sta 26 7th strect uorthwest,on FRIDAY, the otsth day of Febru ary , 1575, commencing at 10 o’c.ock ®. m.. the fol- I name iu —— go0ds and chattels, to wit, viz be Large lot of Caticoes, Is Lawns, jerse lot Ginghams, isigeton Yeivete 1 lot Dela aerorted Hoods for adios late Tot Pop large lot Plai Alpacas. Fiannels, large lot White Goods, (ieee TiEines heco ane Pinner laren tot Geen netts, contents 3 two Show Wicdows, contents of farge'io er ra ad Show Cavtrs large lat tation, rong be an losiertes, cts and D ee loth * Shawls, Sebirfey 8 fandkerchtets, ‘ottons, larg Corsets, large fot of white Gambrice ani Weer ict G! jovess Pins. Needles, 2 and Beized and levied a of Isebella & tisfy executions Ni 1s,108, to favor ae poe & Livingston, ‘use of leurs By DUNCAB sal WEONESDAY.,.Pebrenry 16, eamsenell ORTY reu RTH “CONGRESS. Clesing Proceedings esterday. SENATE —A fer our report closed — The Dill repealing section 2.303 of the re- Vi-ed statutes, making restrictions In the tistribntions of public lands in Alabama, Missis«!ppi, Louisiana, aud Florida, af being amended, was passed ibe bill in relation to paying the tnterest on the District of Columbta bonds was re Ported from the conference committecs of the two Houses aud passed. A sjouraed. BHOUSE.— After our report closed — Mr Tucker, trom the Commitiee on Ways ‘ALS, Teported @ blil to amend the act to the execution of custom-house Tovides that Any euch bond may beexecuted by one member of a firm, and toat bis signature shall bind all, the sume as if ail had signed it} The bill was passed Mr. Walker, (Va..) from the Committee on Education and Labor, reported back Ue bill to apply the proceeds of the sales of public lands to the education of the people. and it was referred to the Committee of whe Whole. -s0-- THE BABCOCK TRIAL The testes for ~ Lemans: auptie seel ot the proved ings tn the Baboock trial, at St- Lonis, cloced 4 river, @ distiller, was placed « stand, and stated that Mr. Bevis showet the letter mentioned in his (Bevis") tes: mony in December, 1574, aud that the effect twas Weir house recommenced making ilicit whisky. On cross exar tion wit ness sar he Was pretty weil acquainted with Hoge, the revenue agent to whom ring mo- ney bad been paid, bat could Hot tell jas when he began to serve the ring, nor wheu he Was seduced Into its service. Witness re ceived various letters and telegrams from Hoge; some of the latter were signed © Bix- by,” recollected going to Cincinnati to meet Lim on one occasion in response toa tele- gram; Hoge kept the ring pretty well advised of the movements of revenue agents, and Sgeverally ce ered @$ Working 'con- u in the cause in which be had been retained. 8. M. Barton, agent or manager of Bing- bam Bros.’ distitiery, took the stand and Ufied to baving eoptributed in Apri, 1575, $00 to fund of $5,0.0, which was to go to Joyce; he bad a conversation with Joyoe re garding the purpose to which that imouey Was pul Mr. Storrs.—Now if it 1s proposed to con- vict the defendant by this couversation we ot he a Colonel Dyer.—Well, £0. Mr. Storrs.—Then we object. Afler argument Judge Dilion announesa his decision, and closed by saying: I would tremble for the reputation of the court if it was to be implicated upon the mere dectara tion of this man in carrying out his scheme; and we think testimony as to his mere dec: larations ought not to be received. Brooks, formerly revenue agent, bat now assistant chief of the Secret Service di. vision of the Treasury department, testified, abd corroborated Commissioner Dougiass® ount of his efforts to unearth frauds - ving the same dates of consul f sir; we purpose todo inicvisee lovin telegrams, visits to Washington, Philadelphia, &e.. by hinself avd Hoge, as were given ‘by Mr. Doagiass He also described bis visit to New Orieans ection of frauds there in April, 1-74, and subsequently his detection of frawis by Bevis and Frazer, of this On cross examination he said he had some snsptelors of Hoge’s integrity by reason of reports which came to him while at New Orleans; Hoge bad failed tomeet him at the appointed Unie, and did not reach New Orleaus until lwo days after he (the witness) had seized the distilleries there; there were evideuces 4 New Qrclcans that tidings of their visits had been received in advance; again, when be aud Hoge were in St. Loals examining Bevis & Frazer's affairs, Hoge did sors things which he (witness) thought reprenea- bie; he associated with Fitzroy to ch, and went around with distiller Colonel yer ‘hen offered some telegrams ineypher, Whien the defense claimed were confdentia! Cispatches between couovel and client. After exnmining them the court ruled them out. They are telegrams sent from i Ost Wholly to matters between Judge Kram and ral Babcock, 48 bis client. Colonel Dyer tben offered what are known as the Avery dispatches in evidence, and they were ad- mitted. in regard to the dispatch signed “Mack” the court said to the Jury, “There is uo evi- dence before you as to Whosent iLor to whose band-writing it is. Colonel Dyer suid, “If the court please, in reference to the dispatches tiiat 3 your honors hold which bave not been admitto1 tn ev dence, dated December eri ment isnot prepared r 2 to prove the baudwriting of the man w ceived them and receipted for (hem in § ington, but will to-morrow, or certainly the Lext day, and the gentlemen on the ott side will Kindly consent that the witness, when he arrives, may be introjuced daring the hearing Of thelr side of the cause. I think, with the examtination of that witness, the government will rest its case, with the ‘uo- derstanding that the gentlemen will allow all evidence necessary to establish the re- ccipt of those twodispatches to be Introduced hereafier.”” The court then adjourned to give General Williams, who wil! open the ease for the de- fense. time to look over the evidence and pre- pare bis speech. A WHITENALL (N. Y.) Ginu’s Anyor- MAL APPETITE FOR ARSENIC.—A ‘diet of arsenic, it seems, is nothing at ail after you get used to it. There isa littie girl in W! ee. hall, N. Y., who eats it and cries for it. fame of her singular appetite has 5) a all around the region of the little of Lake Champlain, and the editor of the Whitehall Times has been interviewing her personally. The father, Mr. Flagg, proceeded to feed his daughter her regular arsenic in the presence of the editor. Iiereupon her father took from his ‘ket a ginger snap, and upon this he sprinkled a 7 of arsenic. He then hand- ed the cake to Mary. The delight with which the child devoured it was simply horribly ravenous. After devouring the cake, Mary asked fora drink of water. it seemed to us as if this was but the premonition of the fatal drug’s deacly effect, for when rats bave been partaking of poison they imme. diately go for water and expire at the Water's edge. But we soon lo realize that the child before us was a remarkabl« exception to the general rale. We noticed @ great flush of te checks, @ bright sparkie of the eye, and @ general ‘briliiancy of the Whole countenanee. She seemed like oue transformed. The strange metamorphosis was indecd startling. She m talking, asking many questions, and making sugges- tious as to Our profession. Her father in- formed us that he did not often give her the drng, but lately he has been visited by many persons who had prevatied upon him to a Tatnister it for their curiosity. The effect of the drag remains for at least six hours,when it passes off, leaving the child as she was previous to partaking of it. @aA Ber Paip.—The Albany Jour: 8 Story: “Ex-Alderman J. W. merly of ‘inte city, now of Amste: seven years . resolved sopthy a \practionl Joke wu iteve’ Arnold, of the Arnoid House, of that village. Needing @ confede- rate, he took into bis confluence ‘Dave’ and Manny, Of the Manny House. Tue two pro- ceeded to the Arnold House, where Serviss Stated to Arpold Unat ae friend had made a bet, and oo to the arraagement. then stated the bet as fol- lows: He, Serviss, had bet Manny thedrinks wl fares party at Arnold's that when bemeete yh peg tnsend new Catholic cathedral es it That it would fall to the east. Then calliog drinks for eee he biandly = | ris oes eer se cided the laugt upon " : i by bts brave asa chieftain in the Mexican war, simost a ago, and CH et iies buriea a heath, tombstone to i al | Stick, aud | him sit among the on chomtane! Pistols at the YOUNG GENT. EMEN OF SRW ORLEAMS ASTRMeY Te SEPVLE A ‘Dome iy ME INI RENI-SiON—ONe OF THOM wOUNT ED New as papers give an sccount of am baa berween two you 2 of teat erty a Sims night last « var of the sere me. Tue Francois Rave not Der igar Bou- Hany. '& son o- tne Tice Picayune say beiw younger contre took p | tne brothers @ Boul ro Oe as extnad n Tigre de B piece of the nj Bouligay ) “stan the etter wer landing Rance said to orname,{ believe, is Ki tter ieplying U former —— him ia the ¥ young Bouligny drew iver and fred, the ball str ing young. Ravce in the abdomen. After firing this one shot, Bouliguy terned and went back the otcpe end Into the Opera house. As be went up, however, making his w: threage, the descendir g erowd, young Rance drew the revolver aud fred Ubree shots at him, whieh, by Lothing sbort of ® miracie, as it were, failed to touch anyone. Young Rance was arrested and taken to the second precinet station, where it Was discovered that the ball from Bouligny's pistol had taken edfeet in bis alxtomen. Bonds having been sigaed for his »ppearance to avewer, be was sent home to his father’s residence. "A tver yout Boultgny went back into the Opera house, and learned that bis shot hat taken effec he surrendered himself io Judge Stees, Was turned over to Capt Laws “ allowed him to remain joag « company bome some who ace family who were at the Opera house under ischarge. His fr were very active im ring to ©! a certith rom young Kauce’s attending phys chat the Wound was not serious in its character, so that Bouligny might be admitted to pind Neither of the young gentlemen Is yet of age, P nay Most Ingenious Swindie Yet «ots of tank burgt aod of have fh nore im genious scheme for raising money thao that lately resorted to by a couple of telegt operators iu Texas. Immediately over one of the banks in Dallas is the telegrapn offioa, and recently two of Lue operators left town. Uw the day following a well-dressed mam entered the bank with a check for £10,000 om a New York banking bonse, and desired it cashed. He brought with ‘tim numerous letters of recommendation from parties with whom the bank had business transactions, 1 everything was all rigot a uly. 1 210,00 Was & considerable sum wo out, and the bank officer hesitaved, finally declined to casi the check. But the stranker was importunate. “Genti said be, “I came to Texas to invest tl money ik cotton S Very Recessary that this check should be cashed. Suppose you telegraph to New York to this bankity Ask them about me. I will pay all exponses.” lausible than Lule; and zi favor on the New York mod@atiog Ueir friend. Tails Was satisfac Rud the check was cashed. It is the practice of telegraph operators to. over their day's work at night, briedy, asking the different polats to walen aise patebes een sent whether they have been received or On inqeiring of the New York operator whether dispatenes thir teen and fourteen had been received, @ live answer was returued. such patches bad come te band, and en veouly no answer could bave b vse aus patches had been regular ad come from somewt uid not be known. The stor 2 apovelatar had disappeared with the funds, and the hank officials were at their wits’ eads. os day or two the mystery was solved, The ‘wo telegraph operators had gove a few mileseut of Dallas, takgn possession of by the r attached a Wires. and laken the dispatches | New York off. They had then sent answers, it was an adroit tcheme, aud suceessfully carried out, AN ELOprMent From RB Tae information became public coverday after- hoon Ubat & sad domestic drama had been enacted In the lower part of the city, the actors therein being Henry Ne rm Ag wife, and @ young man employ: man’s —y ey ig the name of nip. ‘Mr. Newman has been married eight or nine years to Caroline. Sbeis about forty years of age,a comely, ppeessens, looking Ww. and has been the idol of ber husband. or twenty years her sculor. Hits ano y ats been deposited in the savings bank inberpame. On Sunday last Mrs. Newman started for New York, where 3 ~ she Was golng lo make a visit, expeot= to return on Tuesday. She took $! with ber. On Toesday a tor New York. out Uirty esant addeems” tae was a general favorite niimated he basa wife in New ‘erman, Peb. i. How TH# QUEEN WAS D&ESsep AT THe OPENING OF Sapp yg n= terval I had time to observe Her Majesty. She wore dark purple veivet robes, cut *quarely in the ebay mand trimmed wita rien lace. Across her breast was the blue ribbon of the Order of the Garter and a iarge dia- mond clasped her dress ia frout. Around ber peck eg ge neckiace of diamonds trembling with light at every m which was adorned with a ara of diamonds. On her hands were black kid gloves, with @ black fan, an odd exception in brilliant assembly.(New York Heral@s Cable Special. Buriep With His Hat On.—The Raleigh (N.C) News says: “Paschal Lovd, an lepant on Wiley J. Jones’ farm near elty, died the other day. He was seventy- Uiree years of age. His dying request was be Should be burted in the shoce he wore every day, with bis every day bat on; and bis walking cane to be placed in his coffin. It was done as he requested. He also asked that the lid of the coffin should not be Screwed on tight. His hickory stick, with @ buckhorn handle, was piaced in bis coffin, and at the grave his friends unscrewed the coffin and lowered him down, bat, shoes, A HonxtyMoon Two OLD—A man and Wiie at Eastonton, Ga., were re-marrie’ af- ter two years of matrimony. The Gret cer- emony having been In some way ipfa and the inheritance of @ large amouut property depending upon the validity of their Marital relations, they calied their aol a together, bad a brilliant wedding, and of on & boneymoon tour. 87 A famous Chicago detect ve’s house has been robbed of £1,000 worth of duery. &7”A-sohool ma'm in one of the western Villages is in Jove with her oldest male scholar, aud be rect Ceeg eon and — here- Tures to learn bis leneuns, inetend other disobedient hour after scbool Is Cismiteeed. BA ag ty og! ary Ist, 1376, W. F Bpeakes, FE at tae ryctdeatonttes — Mr. Twos Batky and Mise Lizzie L. Se of Washington, D. 0. ty LLE—W a. On Toesdey, k Charch of the ob a F. Watkite, Moxtox Bo racLe, ¥... to bosa, daughter of the iste Goo. A thts city.” No cards, fC el” UNDERTAKERS, R. © 2ankan, Cabinet Baker and Undertaker) 618 live @raazr Soxvewaner, HERTS