Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1876, Page 3

; CARD errocs ——, early BGK T misstonar _MEDICAL, & To stl who at 1 indt-erertons ie ew York city 5 lose of mavh » recipe that will care you, eat remedy was discovered by @ Ame i f addressed Ties, Rend a sel! MAN, Station Bed T. INMAN. Statio Ladves Physicran tn the City Ki agated every Fereter ond Sovurder of ly cared Office « ‘Lombard street Baltimore. et trom } to 5 0 All Female Comp'ai: t trom 3 t loon pale Comes ma LBON, Tic Oliet Evtabliched and on i<* ASE SUFFERING FROM ANY joni Pease will fod julicious and ecremetae fatmevt, stds positive cure, by consulting Dre GBAY & BROTHERS, 906 B street south ‘West, tw" BS 1. F. WRIGHT, Macnee and —— ant Physcian, can be consulted at her a dence, 1016 I street northwest. febi7 3a* F. JONBS. Office, No. 32 North Gay sGalirmores Ma.” Practice, condaed ea. tacident to W clusively to the febl0 im* CUBE, NO PAY—WHITBHUEST'S CEDAR BALss Lang Diseases, & he i5th street, 1s warraatea to cure Cough, Croup, ct fedi0 im sultetions free ai ov (Qolonizs:ion Baiiding. 1 PER BOTTLE. Con 118 4 -t, DABBY'E. 118 i FO! 2 SPEEDY EE FOR THE SPEEDY a 208, FROM BALTIMO. BODTATSO ee ised at 4 Our stock of all the choice q * gttention of cous=mers. COAL AND WOOD. (OAL AND wINDLING Woop. COAL is sow complete, embracing we vi alities. and to wi Our hic! ite the PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD, with sale OY al e-ligbter in every bundie, ny ere—try it. No shavings, use paper or xerosene oil required. CHEAE SAFB. the best fa CLEAN. STEPHENSON & BRO, Mill and Depot 7th-street Wharf, febs4-ly Branch Office 121% Pennsylvania avenue, OAL! CHEAF! CUAL! Woop! CHEAP! Blow is the tine to buy! pase, 338 » ments. Vince one neds to oe bm {the a od Depot will con- paseo advantay PLAE © COD delivered as low a6 wvop: POR CASH! A NDS OF TONS ORDERED. ‘the best varietics of Save money get @ £oed axsseie and suas ‘tom, call on the ander- largest Wharves te ths D Romsible thereto angered for rect from our vesseis to the induce 0 pet Good OAK WOOD delivered as low as BO t. 8? co ry shade. 180, and sclentifie and in Gleet, ‘hoes, Cases of brought the au ‘ ‘A single trial tail that ig necessary to convince + thie pablic of the above facta HNSON BROTHERS, of tin Ofiee and Depot at Johnson's Wharwes, foot 120% F street northwest. Omoee— {iis an wret ace® 00 —_ FAMILY SUPPLIES. . Bootes. BUCK WHEAT, as. ‘Choice New York Bntter Ohotce New York Buckwneat, Molier’s Diamond Syruj Vermont Maple Syrup. ‘Cod Orande streets nortzweet, sell ‘than eny other house R EBeeCven. AMES F. BRIER, ° PLEMBER AND GAS FITIBA. mart 811 Tra ST. BORTHWEST Wines. ; JOHE 0. 30GAN, 713 Marke pac. A BANKERS. N4tionce SAFE DEPOSIT €0., (Corner 15:8 11. ond New Yors venus FIRE AND BUBGLAB-PROOP VAULTS Inds of raicaries taken om Geposit. Ssfestor rent Ufies betes Sem to dp ae fels-eois QEU. H. PLA. KO. W. BIGGS, ' Vice President. B. P. SNYDER, Beoretary. $50 oct?-ly iar ge Idioms uf SENT FREE 6.000 invested tn Btock fits. Write for 73 page book, Pini wt nad Wall Neviow! J0HBN HICKLING & CO. Bankers Privileges CARRIAGES. LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, CLARENCES, COACHES, We are selling, at greatly reduced prices, COUPES and COUPELETS. Our Patent Qnmter-balanced Pront FIVE- LIGHT LANDAUS, ant FALLING FRONT BERLEN COACHES are the lead- ing Carriages of the day, and for beauty of de- SON, sieeplictty amd thoroughness tn construction, Gre unsurpassed. ‘Whe Falling Pronts ta both are nicely counterdaiamee® by a Spring, (which ar- rangement ts patented,*) and can with ease be lowered and raised with the finger. We guarantee our work to be FIRST CLASS, @nd to please No Paint, tn every particwar. infringement of our rights, under the above |, will be allowed. H. KILLAM & CO,, 29 CH esgyor STREET, bite. HES, DIAMONDS, and fall xs are respectfally im- A full deser ip wbich itis ment, enti 3 1 Props): will ‘be received at (to, be decided o8 or betaee the in Wash- to June iption of the service, and the manner seqaired to be done, also sleak, CS of proposals. may be obtained uj the Posissa-ter at Washlegtom vor to Aretetant Postmaster General, ‘Wasnt lowtw ABSHALL ‘Postmast forms ication LADIES’ GOODS. REMOVED, ae MecoK ORM MILLINEBY ESTAB- ISHMENT To 522 Birth street, near F, ander the St. Cloud buildin, here she be deal of Millinery Goods, and guaranteed. 187 SPRING, received fre! ‘ork Frenc! Amert- cap cutee English yee f feed Sirew TURBAN, BOUND HATS and BONBETS. tks, PEA FLOWER, ORN- UV GLOVES in the new Spring M. J. HUNT, 621 and 623 D mreet. I ADIES ARF INVITED TO INSP SCT THE BEAUTIFUL ASSOKIMENT OF SPRING BOmNsTE AND SSORESSES, JUST KE marzir 4 M. WILLIAN’S. EMBROIDERI ES! EMBROIDERIES!! mar?-tr JUST RECEIVED, ‘The largest and best selected stock of EMBROUIDER s IN THE ciTY. ‘This stock includes some extra fine qualities and patterns, which will be seid at = less price than is urmally patd for common RAILROADS. 1876 ren seyet anita 1876 daily. vor Popes Greck Line Tob em. end 4:90 p.m. 7:60 o. m. and 4:55 p.m., except ALL & WASHINGTOR I1La.m., 1,3,4:20 ‘On Sunday at 9 a. Lars m Bichmond, 11:40 an¢ vie Lyuchburg, heast corner reet and Pean sylvania svenue, Northeast corner of Sixth street tnd Pennsylvanih avenge, and at the Depot, wher: orders can be left for the checking of Baggage to onsen a oon Hotele and Lag sro . BOYD, J&.,@en'l Passonger NK THOMSON, Gen’l Manager. ja: all and examine onr goods and you will be con- e money by ges at THE CHEAPEST STUKE IN THE CITY. * €ONNOLLY'S, marl tr 60% 9th street. opp. Patent fice. ° French Chip HATS, Frosted SILKs ant RIBBONS, FLOWERS and NOVELTIES. PALMEM, 1109 F stro feb29-tr between 11th and Ihe treetty ECENVED-\ lereey PS TIT DSN AMES ind select“assortment of EMBROIDERY TRIMMINGS, new and choice patt- ros. perior in style aud lower in price than e' before. Getton and i vinced von can sav SPeine strie Bpecial attention given to orde $ : INSERTING 2OM"ouG EDGING, nen STAR. LOOP and SERPEN- TINE BRAIDS. in all wiat INFA RTs, . Patent Office. SPECIALTIES, feb23-tr SrEciaLTigs. DOUGLASS’. NINTH ANP F-ST_ CLOUD. CORSETS. SKIRTS, BUSTLES, LACED EY FOMPADOURS, FEENCH PaDs, SHOULDER BRA HOSIEEY, Lavix$| COTTON AND MERINO ERW EAR. ED 1p GLOY Steck of Fancy Goode complete. 5 y. Hovelties received dai Agency for Dem-stic Pachions. fobit-te MADAME JANNARAT, 1209 Pennsyivaniaav- enue, has covatantly ou hand @ large sasort- ment of EVENING RECEPTION ard CARRIAGE DESSSES. All orders promptly executed in the latest Parisian styles. Also, selling BONS ETS re- gardless of cost. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. N EW BOO Ks. Why We Laugh Ry Hon, 8.8 Cox. 12mo...91 50 Kobinson Crosoe’s Money. By Pavid A. Wells” 00 Ths Squire's Legacy. sy the Author of Uld \eton's Money. Paper. - 1S Carier Quarterman. Py Wm M Baker. Paper 75 Original Pi y WS. Gilbert, Author of ths gaa ce 175 ks Wetdivng Drees. Author ¢ wins ham’s Journal”. For sale by MOWUN BROS, mar?-tr_ 1014 Penoayivanta cor. 1th st. Boeks FoR THE LENTES SEASO By ws Isingon. ‘Miss Sewell tT Lent, and other De- y 5 Tie Anna Seipton Beries. Tn paper and cloth. How ts Stud, the bite. By i L Moody. For sale by WM. BALLANCYNE, ma-Str 42 7th street, PUBLICATIO. Letters and Jour- of Georg ! ols.; $6. The Un- seen World. by Memorial i ribate to Prof. Morse with ise « ravings; @3. con as eung by the Hempton Stausents; 49. The Bible Word Book, by Surctou; 31 cal Leaders, by Ed. King; $150 8: an- ONS CHAPMAN'S, Agents for Lawrénce’s** Pare Linen” Papers, _mMarltr 911 Penn. ave.. bet. $th and lith ats. NEW BOUKS RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTORE, Corner 43 street and Penna. av. Lady Diedain. By Justin McCarthy. Dear ‘His Natural Lif By jarces Clarke. i Faded Pi A LARGE LIN or SPRING GOODS, DEVIIN & COvs, 1106 F STREET. SPRING OVERCOATS. ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRIES. ol TRUNKS FOR Lap: gy Thenks FOR CHILDREN, arecaege NETS EET: von an, CEESIAGE ROBB Spay, HONEST E REE style made toorder on the premises, 425 Tru Srazrr. if O64 Feliews’ Hall,) by SHRgyEtea tthe Sie, remnant CaPiToOL HLL | QE LIVERY AND HIRING STABLES, Be. 317 Third street s. e GES FOR W! FINE CARRIA a Ee, SPECIAL A’ TO BOARDING TE Seine Bett, cx, ot Siabin, jane-ly &. B. DENXIS & 00, Bishop Huntington. | ALTIMORS AND @HIO RAILROAD, OBANGE OF TIME. Frsxcany 13th, 1876, LEAVE * ASH:NGTON. 00—Baltimore aud Way Statious, y—Bailtimore, Avuapelis and Way Stations, EXrk kes. St Louie and Paebare Rx 5—€ ous al tabarg Ex fee o reat. Dinner at Cumberlands Md 0--Baltimore snd Way Stations. On Sanday at 4:45, sto ping Belay only, 60—Potnt of Rocks and Way tations. S—SaL TIMOR RUNEIMITED BXPR Ess. Bo stops cimeatt, .30—Baitimore, 3.30— riser ‘ricl jacerstor y, Susttene Vie tiatn Stem.) ‘CITY: Btat (Vie metropo.san Dranch.! £:30—Bartim Expkess. Stops at Laarel ae, oer ge perme and Way, Btatton: :30—Onicaco Fast Exess. Hagerstown. 5:00—BaLtimor® ExPKesx 6.05—RBaltimore and Way Stetions, 00—Baltimore and Way Btacions. $:00—St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg [Fast Ex- press Chicago, Uolumbus, Bandusky and ou i, Stations op Ohio and Ohicag: visions. 3:96—Hew Yous Niont Express. Sleepingoars to (ad York 36—Baltimore and principal Way Stations. 30, 8:00 59:45 a.m, 0.4 -25, and 9:38 trainsdsfly except Sunday. "Leaving Camden Station for Washinstom. 4 5 i 45 a.m. 1 , » &: 0. 10:30 2:00, 6 6:60, 9:20 % ‘Snuday 5 8 9. m, daily, except No connection on Sanday for Ney Branch, aspolis, Staunton or Valle York and Philadelphia at 5:00 farther information apply and @hio ticket offices, Washington Station, Ans Pennaylvauie avenues, where orders will aken for bi ‘obec! and receiv: ony sotut In the city THOS, B. SHARP, Master of Transportation, &.M, COL, General Ticket Agent. GKO.8. KOONTZ, General Agent. novi-tf STEAMER LINES, Bo’ blak pero. P ‘. NOMINI. MATTOX CREEK, UPPER CHOVOCAND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS, The sidewheel Ste mer i” MORRIS, Captain T. BE BaLowiy, Will commence running to th Monday, March 6th, leaving from whart foot of 6th street every MON- DAY and THURSDAY ats a.m. < Returning will leave Nomini every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at7 a.m. a fev23 N. hk. FITZHUGH, Agent. yas STEAMER HAKUINGKE Carr. M. B, Guess, Will leave 6th street wharf at noon ov SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS for Potomac Landinge, includ MA- iandings on Cy | Mattawoman, Macuodoo and Rasiers to Nomint, 4. B. FITZHUGH, feb23-trovl Agent. N SW EXPSESS LINE Via UANAL, - BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, ING? to WASH: ON ANU GBOK WN. SAILING DAYS. Pier 9, North Wharves, Phtia‘eiphta eATURDAY, @lem sow strest Georgetown = iledelpain with Clvde'e of Steamers for Prov! 7vT line 01 t Regvlar Semi-weekly L! deuce, Boston and New Evgland States. No wharf- fe to Boston by this line Be 76 -GLYDE Agent ter D. of 0, LYDE & CO., Philadelphia, D, Ale: aria, Va. | MINK 29 Lovonshire ered street, Boston. xpress. Orders nnryivania avenue, or ‘will be procaptly attended eept-tr ine take @ all seasons of the year. ‘On the outward passage from Qa eenstown te New York or Boston, crossing Meridian of §0 at 43 lat., or nothing to the north of 43. of at i iat or nothing fo tne worth ofa THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NsW YORK AND LIVER- POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR, From New Yous. You, “Bi Wed. pace Hh .—Uabin, 30, $100 and 913, to waodation ‘Mckets to Baris, tional. Beturn tickets on favorahle tesrage tickets to aad from all of Berope st lowrrates. ‘Through bills of Indiag given for Seifaat, Glasgow, Havre, Autworp aud sthce ports Continent, and for Mediterranean por ‘OF Passage apply at the Company's oillce, Bowling Groen; or both steerage and osbin to BMALLWOOD & MORRISON. No. 618 7th st. jend-ly OHS. ‘Agen @. FBANOKLY! a RETRENCHMEN®, —~ we ow offering, for cosh, 98 pairs Ladies’ Kid Gore Biippers, $1, former price $1.25; 6) pairs fes’ 18 thread Lasting Gaiters, $150, former price #2, 48 pairs do Csliekia Shoes, $1 5), former rice $2; /5 pairsdo. Oil Grain do , $1.52, real valas 32° Rncther Job bot Ohittron’s Shoos, Sl, very Cheap, Sto 13. These are all under current prices, With many other Job Lots Shoes to close ont, at J. W SELBY'S, 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave., bot. lh and 20th stree feb3s-tr PARTIES ABOUT TO BUILD CAN BAVYE MONEY BY CONTRACTING WiTH Us, As we keep fo regular stock, and are prepared to erect in most Spproved mauker, every description of HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL PLUMB- ING, SEWERAGE, GAS-PIPING, &. TIN ROOFING, TIN HOT-AIB PIPES to be built in walls. SLATE and MARBLE MANTELS, in excellence vf styles and colors unequaled. BANGES, FUBNAOKS and FIBE-PLAO STOVES—giving o larger outfit than ai avon house in the city, and enabling us to mako favora- ble propositions to capitalists and contracto! BAYWARD & HUTCHINSOR, T2335, ISTO GIVE NOTIOE, scriber has obtained from u preme of the District of Columbia, holding a special term, letters testamentary on the personal estate of SAM UEL PRENTISS OUBTIS, late of Washington city. D. C., All claims D. . All ‘persons having bibit the ‘same, witb the vo eraby year to the Saute tas torts “ subscriber, on or before the 26th day of February next: they all beneni on! by by it and + 1 will sell to the sale days after sale, Freed to resell at riek aad coat of mW F. HOLTZMAN, SUL F etrect nortneest. N. _DOWNMAN & GRBEN, Ancts. fev dis THIS EVENING. UNCANSON BROS., Auctionee: Southeast corner 9h and D sts. n. w. AUCTION SALE OF A GOL: KOTION OF FINE IMPORTED OLL PAINTINGS. On WEDNESOAY EVENING, Sch March, com- mencing at 7 o'clock, will be sold within our sates. th and D streets northwest, a catal 1d represents the following artists: Stanfield, Hogarth, Kennivek, Armfield, Jan David de He m. Niccolo, sambini. Jan Brenghel, Gainsborough, Lancrest, Moncheron, Weet, Guthers. and to which especial attenticn is invited Sale wi! hone limitation. a DUN ANS °N BROS , Aacts, To-mukAow. ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Sucttoncsr, APMINISTBATOR’S ®ALE, By order of the bon rable the Orphan's Coort, the undersigned administrator of Henry ©. Sonneborn, dec: + Will sell at © Auc'ton Rooms of Thomas D southwest cerver of ilth street and Penusyl<ani ven auenee pexeing [ron poeta ‘9th. fe o'clock. t ollowing descrived vty, r-oual effecia of wand deceased: ore , at ‘ ‘wo Parlor Sults. in Halr-cloth and Orimson Rep, Three Wal: yt Chamber Suits, bigh cost, One Wa'uut Sideboard. 6 « Bockoase, fasy hairs, threo Waluut Kxtsusion Tables, ‘ble Top Tavies. three Wainut Wardrobes, r Plated Sat Ten Service, And many other articles ty the F aruitare lia A large essortment of Fancy Dry Goods, vi. Shawis Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,” Ties, Boa s, Quilts. Blankets, Cutlery, Suspenders, Sta. benery, &e , &c. ‘Verms cash A. L. MILES, Administrator Of Henry C. Yontieburn, deceased. maré s.to,w St THOS DOWLING, Aact. Ww 4s: B. WILLIAMS, Anuctionser. WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITUR ARLOB TAGE STEAs: WARDROBES! BOOK OSS KS E ADS; WARDRE ; BUOKUASES; SIDEBOARDS; LOUNG &c. OOATS, PANTS and good’ assorizuont; BS, and BEDSPREADS March Yth. 1576, at ALS LOT GENT’S CLOTHLY: VESTS; LOT SHOE: CLUTHS and CASSIM On THOBSOAY, o'clock a.m . Tshali sett st my auc ion rooms, u excell nt as oriment of Housebold Furni- Terms cash Was. B. WILLIAMS, Anct. B. H. WARNES, corner 7th and F streets. By virtue of five deeds of trust to me, dated re- spectively June ¢. 1874, September 15, 2574, and June 7, 1575, recorded in liber No 704. follo 401! liber No, 73s, folio 195; liber No. 789, folios 34, 4, and 41, three of the land records for the county of Wash: irgton, District of Oclumbia, I ehsil se THURSDAY, March 9th. 1576, at 5 o'cioc! in front of the premises. subdivision lots 44 and in square east of square £09. a two story and besement bri ; 44and 82. Also, partsof subdivision lots 67,5, 69 and 7 square. having three fronts of 16 fect each parts of raid lots, on R street, between 4th nd New Jersey avenue, by the depth of the itu the improvements, atwe story new brick «with back buildings, contaiuing 6 rooms on each thr. e parts. Terms of sale: Ove fourth cash, of which @50 will be required to be paid immediately etter ths sale; balance in 6,12 and é8 months after the day of sale, ¢ resold at the rist fau‘ting purchaser, after three jays notice in the Datiy Evening Star. All the at of deeds and recording to be paid by the pur- JNO W_ KEN Tastee, J.T. OOLDWEL HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. In uccordance with act of Ucngreay approved June 23. 874. (¢ Statntss, vol Is. there will be svid ction, to the high at 123m. on Tl ESD4Y, April 4th, lave, ria! of all konds conta! in the Obl Jati Butidiags, Walis and Benees. located in Jadiciary Square. ‘The material to bs entirety removed within thirty cays afte sale. ‘Ton per cent. of the purchase money will be required on day of sal the balagce before work of Tr MOVIDg MBte rial is commen: » B. BABCOCK, Uni. of Engineors, U. mart 2aw3w THOS Di LiNG, Auct. (Rep. and Obron } OUNG & MIDDLETON, Real Estate Anctioncers, AUOTION SALE OF A VALUAVLE BUILDING LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF 12TH STREET, A tal K AND & STREETS NOKTH- iT. ‘We abail ecll at public aucti in front of s..- ESDAY, March (4th, 1876, m. 33, in Square 244; Cope | back the feet he Lot is fo = desirable neighborhood, in one of tl highest points of the city, and the rear of it 1s improved by a substantial Brick Sta’ Terms of sale: Ou th casb, (of which $100 be the time of sale,)' and the balance in three equal payments, at one, two and three ’ |. With interest at seven per cent., and secured by @ deed of trust on the property. All ogee aueing at the purcnaser’s cost. if the terms of wale are not complied wi in ten days, the property will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts, [DOWSMAN & GREEN, Anctioucers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE ON BUUTH SIDE BE- VEEN 4% AND 6rH STREET CONSISTING OF BLEGAN ‘0. Kh DWELLING AND BACK- WITH MODERN IMPBOVE- By virtue of a deed of trust. dated May 21st.A. ey ee 225) idaer, he Mate- sam D. 1875, and duly recorded in liber No. 735, to- 1. 420, et Req. one of the land records for the bis- trict of Columbin, aud at the request of the party se- cured thereby, I will sell, at public auction, in front ot the premises, to the hizhest bidder, on TAUBS- DAY, December 234, A. D. 175. at 4 o'clock p. m.. a)lihat certain piece or Jot of gronud. situate and being im the city of Washington, District of Colum: bia. and known aa lot numbered forty-five, (45,) ac- cordi: g to Fred’k A. Boseeli's subdivision of east pine (9) feet of lot oumbered (24,) and all of lot numn- bered (23) and (3),)ia syuare numbered four bun- dred aud ninety-Bre, (45,) a9 said subdivision 1s duly recorded in the’ Surveyor's office of said city and District, in“ H. D. Cooke,” folio 188, together ooke, with the improvements thereon. ‘Terns of sale: One-third cash, (of which $100 moust be paid at time of sale); and the balacce in #ix, twelve aad eighteen months, iu equal payments, to boseenred by purchaser « nutes, Leariag, let por cent. ictercat from day of sale until pa'd cf iruel on the property sold. Conveyancing recording at purchaze: If ierms of ‘8a bot complied with t tee reserves the 7 rer in defnutt Purchaser in Geer F. HOLTZMAN, Trartes, deel dts No. 1321 F atecot uorthwost, B7-THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE baying failed to comply with tho terme of the Tty will be resold at his risk and cost on DaYi Merch athe 1s7a: at maer2-dts wm. Fi Y¥ B. H. WARNER, corner 7th and F streets, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VaLUABLE REAL E8- and by secured thereby, 1 WEDNEBDAY, the at 5 ocicck p.m, i licred one (1), tivo (2), threo (3), four (4), and fve (2iyin Drerssubdiviston of sauare i ai dred and Ateen (8 ne party &t public auction, on of March. A. D. is7% liseli, 19th day » 1a front of the premises, lots num- ‘erms: One-third i: paid at the sale; the six and twelve mo reserves the right to resell the property after one week's notice, at the risk and cost first chaser. All conveyancing at robassr's cost en OBDE! 0 GI Daten ‘iB TO GIVE MY EX: My? 0: Tam closing out my satire stock of GENT’S BOOTS AND SHOES aTcostT. eee ee On. . made }, double-Soled Hand-sewed Gal- or by ew th Rew York, wk or imate SHOES at 84.90; regular | JAS. H. VEBMILYA, 610 9Tu STRERT, JenS}-tr Opposite Patent Office, a OOOO Ww OF Goop A ‘18H ALL FORD BaTiInG on, Oh EEL Gties, genta iat fates gras AUCTION SALES. HOM4S DOWLING gacctioueer. EXTENSIVE SALE OF ROUSEROLD FURNI- On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 15th, 1576, at 28 o'clock, at No. Ivis F ‘street, between 12th and 13ih streets porth- est the rest -euce of @ lady declining houseksep hall eri! the followirg Farnitare o te Cover ano Stuol, 0 . John Preaching in the Wilder- oi P. es and Engravir gs, Green rior Furniture, Marbie top Tables, W Window Hangt Bi ‘Three ply and Ingrain Carpets, pats, Oil CI niple top Chamber 8 ‘bogany Marble-top Chamber sin'ed Marble top and Plain Oot Fin= Hair aud Husk Mattresses, beater Beds. Pillows and Bolsters, Exten:ion and other Ding Tables Sideboard, Dining Obsirs, Chins and Glassware, ‘Toflet Ware. Kitchen Bequisites, &o.,&c , £o. erma cash. mars. THOS. DOWLIN . WABN! corner 7th and F stfects. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E:- Mir oF" Leet ales ANENUS, By virtue of a deed of trust dated Jaly let. A laly recorded fn Liber records for Wi a3 th day of March, A .. 1p fromtof the premises. the foi iog described real estate in the city of Wa-hington, D.C., being the wostorn part of lot nambered one (1). in square numbered seven hundred and thirty (730), sud betug described as follows: Beginving at » p int on Pennsylvania av eastwardly from the sonthwestera corner of said lot, and the:ce westwardly to said southwestern corner ‘ seid lot 73 feet and one (1) inch to the northwertern corser of ssid lot; thence east along the northern live of anid Lot 22 feet ; thence south westwardly > int im said lot 2% “let from emia western line aed he poict of begisning anu thence to nue and point of Wich all the tm provements thereon. Will be sold subject to @ pris ment of which witl be exhibited at the «al Terms of sale: One-half in.cash, of which au must be pois at sale; the deferred payments to be nd twelve months from day of sale, with interest atthe rate of ten per cost. per aa. Yum.and secured by deed ef trust wad taeurance to the satisfaction of the trustes, Terms to be fally complied with within six fter day of nals, otherwise the trustee rege: Tight to resell the rronerty cor oné ween ptiblic notice, at the risk and cost of frst purchaser. All coaveyancing at purchaser's cost. raat WM. H. WaBi mars-cofds J.T COLDWELL, HOS. KE WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer, 619 7th street. arch 10,at 5 o'clock p. the premises, house No and vacaut lois, E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. TOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioncers. TSUSTERS' SALE OF VALUABL® PROPERTY SOUT 314 AURBs ADJ In BEFORM 8. HOUL, AND A FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN Bul ake S2 By virtue of a deod of trust. dates MB si? 304 recorded To ‘Liber No. f19. toll» ‘one «f the land records f hington county, ip the District of Columb direction of the Barty secnred thereby, the undersigaed trustees will sell at public avction. in frout ot che pre op THURSDAY, the 30th day of March, o'clock p. m.. ail that piece or parcel of iand 08. by the rm School, nd ranting thence, reversing the line of the entire tract north 82 degrees, east 19 perches; thence north 71 degrees, enst 2244 percues; thence south 2 degrees east bn'g perches; thence sontl: perches; thence scnth 31 degrees, wont 44; perches; thence borth 34 degreos, east 714; perches, to the wace of beginning, Containing 31°, acres, more or 4 degrees, west 0 lock pm. of the same da: +All that piece or parcel of On 4-b street ast. in » which is Know Adams’ subdiy a frontage ot inch. Terms of for cach Ne: © reel to be paid in cash; ome-hal! the | ance st the end of ous year. and the other balf at © third of the purchase money end of two sears fromt said day of sale. posit of $10 from the purchaser or purchaser: each parce! will be required at the time of sale, Tue credit payments, with interest thereon, at the rate of ten per cont. per annum, pay abl from snd after the da snd deed of t fully complied with in tea days from and atter the day of ae the Trustees reserve the right to resell the prepe t the cost und risk of the d-faulidi chaser, after giving at leas public advertisement, and the ten days’ notice b: ash depostc will be erie a tLIP A. DARNEILLE, GEORGE FABLE, “Sst Trostecs, _msr7-dtdts. YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auet« UNITED STATES MSRSHAL'S SALT OF A STUCK OF DRY GOODS AT STORE No. 726 7TH STREET NURTHW BST. In virtue of five writs of fleri factas iested ovt of the Clerk's offic the Sopreme Court of the Dis: trict ct Columbia and to me directed, I will public eal store No. etreet nord ¥, the 118 yo Mare lock *.m., the following goods and chs Viz: I name in Large lot of Cslicoes. large lot Lawns, large lot Ginghams, largo lot Velvets, large lot Delaines, Iai ge lot assorted Worsted Goods for ladies, &c., &e-; lerec lot Poplins, large lot Plaid Goods, large lot ipacas, large lot Flapnels, large Jot White Goods, large lot Tickings, large lot Pique, larzs lot Cassi: netts, contents cf two Show Windows, contents of large lot Drawers and Show Cases, large lot ladies’. Foe areny see oy hey rawers, large lot Shaw lerge lot Furs and Matffe, large lot Bleached Brc wn Cottons, large lot ladies’ Underclot hes, lot Corsets, Jarge iet of white rics and Pins, Needles, Buttons, &c., &c., and complete stock of dry goods extensive merchants. large Mus: ros. use o > Blumberg Bros . use of Henry’ Raff: Pin, Finnor. use of Henry Raff; Bierhoff & Living: use of Henry Bett. and Issac Sickie. SHA 8. Marshal D.C. By DUNCANSON BROS.’ Auct=. 7 W488 _B. WILLIAMS, Auctioncer, | ‘ sessor to Green illiams, Anctioncers,) 1, northwest corner lth and D streets. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL D F STREET. &E- WEEN Sr AND 6m STREETS NORTH ket. IN THE CITY OF WasilINuTON, Ey virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, of the 2lat Septem: 1875, in the case of DeVaughn et al ve. D- Vaughn ct al., Kquity Docket 9 1 will sell, fa front of the premises. ube cast 39 feet from front to rear of ‘o. 2.in Square No 487, commencing at a point ou F street, between Sth and Gih strests ‘northwest, 62 fect 3 inches from the soatheset corner of said rqnare, runping thence west 3 feet, thence north . thence east 33 feet, thence south Brick Ba t oved by two 507 and 509 h, 1376. Pr money to be in cash at the time of sale, or within five days mal iustaliwent e teu days’ votice. at the ad risk of the defeult ing purchaser. The purchaser to pav for all con- veyancing M.THOMPS®N_ Trustee, maré4 «i (Chron? WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct. W458. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PLOPERTY ON BAS? O\PITOG STREET, BETWEEN 71H ADD Stu STREETS NORTH: AST, AT AUOTION By ne Of @ deed of trust, dated February th, A. D, 1873. aad duly recorded in Liber No. 709, folio ue of the land records for W: 2 county, Jo the Listrict of Columbia, and by request of the party secured thereby, | shall proceed at pubic auction in front of the DAY. March 13th, 1576, at ‘= > e in pieca or parcel of ground, sitaate, Ding and being in the ofty of Washington, in ths istrict of Columbia, known and described as Lot numbered eleven /il), in Sanare unmbered eight bundred and nicety. (395) th the improve- ments thereon, consi of @ two-story Cottage Frawe Dwelling. Te of raic: 23,000 and interest at 10 per cent. per im froxa August 6th, 1875, tog. ther with tbe ppm a eee ——. at ergy mmm lor notes bearing interest per cent. enon! ard secured ty adeod premises sold. of trast on the Couverarcing at cost of * of kal days from da} Sod cost of thetasfoulting purchase ry he Ti 4 vee WY" B: BRED, Trastee, feb28 cokés WASH. B_ WILLIAMS, Anct. rpBustax 'S SALE. _EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY........March %, 1876. PORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Closing Proceedings Yesterday. SENATE —After our report closet — Mr. Windom spoke tn favor of the bill for the protection of agriculture against inju rious insects, (the grasshopper bill.) saying that these pests annually destroy from thirty \ Ofty milhon dollars’ wortn of property. Messrs. Morton and Conkiing bel.eved It was within the jurisdiction of Congress to pass this bill. Logan (devolving The amendment of Mr. the duties of investigation upon the Depart mert of Agriculture) was carried—yeas 2, pays 28. ‘The bill was then passed. PINCH BACK. The unfinished business—being the resolu- tion of Mr. Morton for the admission of Mr. Pipcbback—Wwas then taken va Messrs. Christiancy and Edmunds spoke against the admission of Pinchback. Mr. Morton, in reply to an intimation of Mr. Christiancy that those who were now su) Pinchback would be against him it itics were reversed, resented such an ine! ——— He oo. an inosine ation as an improper imputation upoa tLe motives of Senators. As the Senator from Michigan bad undertaken to throw out in putations upon other Senators, peeps the nator would voteotherwise if Pinchdack's politics were different, as the Senator might then better represent those who elected bim to bis present position. He called atventic to the fact that when Senator Tharman hat moved ap amendment that nothing should be constrned to recognize the validity of Kellogg goveroment, Mr. Christiancy ha voted against it. Mr. Christiancy said he voted against the smertiment because he considerei the raso lution itself meant what the amendmeat provided. Mr. Tburman asked Mr. Morton whether be would bot have voted agains! an amend ment expressly recognizing the Kel!ozg gov ernment as legal, aud whether the resola- Uon bad not been cut and driel In caacas, ad rice | member of the caucus pledged to vote for [t without amendment. Mr. Morton said Mr. Tourman knew more about the republican caucuses than the re publicans themselves. Perhaps he could tell something about another caucus recently held, which was not so harmonious. |Laugh- ter} Mr. Anthony said he would say that no such understanding was ever had in the re- publican caucus. Several motions were made to co into ex ecutive session, but lost on @ rising vou. On the ayes and noes being demanded, the motion was agreed to—ayes 36, noes 29, and afterwards the Senate adjouraed, prior to which POST TRADERS. Mr. Paddock introduced a bili vesting the appointment of post traders in the generai commanding the department in which the posts are situated. Referred to the C lee on Military Affairs. The Belknap Bastness. HOUSE —Afler our report c! Mr. Clymer, who had arisen toa privileged question in relation to his being summoned before the Criminal Court of the District in the Belknap case, said that yesterday morn- ing, accompanied by Messrs. Biackbarn and Robbins of his committee, he appeared before the court, and by the permission of the pre- siding justice he made a statement, and sald that In obedience to order he appearel to obey the order of the court, bul as a member of the House he wanted to say thatin fh opinion it would be prejudicial to the inter ests of the country to state what had trans- pired in commiites. It would close the mouths of witnesses, and would drive them from the land. He felt thatit was bis daty to state what had been done in the premises, and that the House should take such action as was deemed proper. Mr. Blaine (Me) wanted to know whether the court had asked any questions or insisted upon an answer to anything not contained in that which was made public already. He could understaad that gentlemen might ob- ject to detailing the secrets of a committee. but he could not se> the pointof delicacy ia the refusal to state that which was already history. Mr. Clymer said the court did not ask any questions as to what was before the commit- tee. Ifthe conrt had asked any questions in public they should have refased to answer; but the party before which the committe: Was summoned was a grand jary—a portal with closed doors, and if it was knowa that the grand jury was investigating this mat- ter ail witnesses would be drivea away. He could not understand why the gentleman should ask this question uuless he wanted to drive witnesses away. Mr. Lamar (Miss.) demande! the realing of the subpeena. [It commanded the chair- man of the committee to bring ail papers, documents, checks and contracts in tne p»s- *¢ssion of the House, or in possession of the Committee on Expenditures of the War de- pariment, as to the charges against Secre tary Belknap } r. Robbius (N. C) said he belleved it would have been detrimental to the pubiic service to testify before the grand jury, aud he wanted the grand jury to take the respoa- sibility of that matter. Mr. Danford (Onio). @ republican member of the committee, said that be had not re- ceived asubpresa. He would ask the chair- man iflehad any other testimony than that which bad been fully reported to the House and which was now before the country Mr. Lamar otjected. No one bad a right to reveal what took plac in committee. = Blaine said no one was asked to reveal that Mr. Clymer trusted Mr. Lamar would not Insist upon his objection, for he desired to that there was no testimony which the Whole committee was not conversant with. He would not say this except for the fact that others might consider Lnat he had with- held something. r. ne said he did not desire any seem- ing division in the political ties as to the prosecution of criminals. It has been inti- mated that some one tn this District bad pursued a course of intimidation. What was Ube object of these investigations if it was not to bring offenders to jastice. Mr. Clymer said he not said anything about intimidation, and the geutieman from Maine must not impate to bim that which he had not said. Mr. Blackburn (Ky.) said thequestion was, shall the committee be thwarted tn Its efforts toascertain frauds by the Executive or by any other authority? The committee shoul bave the right to bring the President hi:a- self here if itdesired todoso. The President bad said “Let no guilty man escape.” and vel wanted to see who would first thwart tb Mr. Lamar ( Miss.) considered the subpena issued by the court an outrage upoi the privileges of members. He did not say that il was prompted by a desire to suppress or to crush investigation; but what he wanted to consider was the question of ‘liamentary privilege, and he wanted the House to deter- mine whether members were to be compelled to produce papers and testimony in cases rding. ue. Biaine._No one presumed to compel hem. Lamar.—It was ilege to summon them. Mr. Biaine.—No privilege was violated. r. Lamar.—No privilege violated when they were asked to produce the records of this House? Then the court may call upon any committee to luce its records. Mr. Blaine inquired whether the gontle- man did pot see, and whether the waole 1. would not see, that the lestimouy asked for had already been made puplic’ And yet this committee goes behind @ tech- nical privilege, and actually throws itself as om seeenele inthe way ot tbe indictment of Bel Mr. Lamar did not see that this was a “pec ag aca L on the rej le ‘Mr. Lamar said no dramatic daring of the £e0' from Maine could it tue House from rights tn this matter. could pun vade the b nse the President bad said prosecute A and B let € 4D) go, there would have besa, fuch & bow! raised as was never heard here pefare Mr. Townsend (N.¥ ) suggested that the how! fot SP pretty high this afternoon. = r Mr Kasson said the whole purpose of the committee in bringing up this matter ws to raise a cloud over the action ef tne Presl- dent, (which action the other site Koow to be right,) and under that oc} to © the great blunder of the commities, and tase was for the committee to discharge their main witness, and let him get to Canada be. fore they had their witness in their pands. After some further dixcassion— Mr. Blaine said the committee forget that impeachment may go hand tn hand with @ criminal prosecution. The President of the United States directs the toa of the cares in conrt, and all the iatter asks isa copy of the testimony upon whieh you Bree aerand ertisienet ti cument Siace 780 there pot been such a paltering, affair in the Congress of the Gnived ‘tates. s 80 paliry as to be actually langhabdle. How wouls it have jooxed if the repubitenn party had come in here and by this miserable subterfuge of privilege put up a wire to screen & criminal from Justice? (Applause) Mr. Kasson.It would bave looked as though we had gone over to the democratie party. (Laaghter on the republican side. Mr. Blackboro bere !nquired again of Mr. Kasson whether he bad not gone with the lowa delegation to call npon the late Seere- 7: and asked what he bad communicated. r. Kasson said be and others—Senators and Representatives—had gone, and weat at the Secretary's request. and be never saw the day that he would refuse to cali aj man who was on his back. If the refasal to do so was Kentucky policy it was not that of lowa. When they went and met the See- retary it was on (he evening tat the peachment was onteret. He said be had e! [ected an opportunity to make ® defence, ut, aS the House bad nothing to communicate to the en. Mr. Ainsworth resentative £ the only democratic rep- m Iowa) asked if the Seere- tary bad sent for the entire Lowa delegation, and If so he wanted toknow why he was pot invited? Laughter aud applause oo the tie 6h id he suppose! one reason WAS that the messenger bad missed him, an® another, perhaps, was tual the political ma- jority was so small that the Secretary forgut he was @ member. _ Mr. Hoar (Mass) moved to amend Mr. on ute, provid> bers of the commitive be at iberty to attend betore said court aad give such evidence and produce such papers as In their judgment may affect anytuing in the case of Gen. Belknap for accepting a bribe. Mr. Hoar said that it these gentiemen had been members of the British House of Com- mons they would have been convicted ol con- tempt on their own statement. They haa no Tight to appear @t all except by permission of the House. because the privilege was the privilege of the House, and not of the indi- vidual member. He proceedet lo argue that they could only appear after permission given by the House, and he held that that permission should bi necessary that the gr these papers in the discussion that followed it came out that the republican as well as the demo- cratic members cons vted Lo the discharging said that be bad been twitted, the other day, aboat a remark be made about Mr. Blaine, and be was told that the whole world was Jitensted. What does the ctvilized world think to-day of the spec- lacle bow presented? The democratte part; is arraigned because It will not permit this matter to go to a petty police court of our own creation. The republicans want this because the President may pardon & convie- tion tn the Police Court, bat he canuot par- don impeachment. Mr. Biaine.—Wboobjects to !mpeachment? Mr. Cox.—Gentiemen 0a your side did tha No one objects now. Mr. Cox.—Now, you sit down and don't Play any of your games on me. (Lagi yho objected to Impeacament ? | W gentleman from Massachusetts | Mr. the other day doubled whether we co peach a resigned officer. Why is all this made over this ques! tc ne ge from Maine says we are shaffling an: ing lo 4 miserable question of privi Mr. Biatne rose. Mr.¢ ow, you sit down. | Laughter.] Mr. Cox then went on to argue that the object of askivg for tbese papers was Lo p ish Marsh, and not Belknap. Tae sadopean was to thateffect. Ii moaus thai whea the papers @re brought up Marsh would be in- dicted, and oiher wituesses would be thus in- limidated. Mr. Blackburn said the members of the committee did not intend to violate the law, but they wonld not appear except upon tas order of the House. This Committee on the Expenditares of the War Department had been in existence for years,and yetit had | a violation of a priy- | never —— to unearth any of these frauds. Witbin ninety days after the demo- crats got possession they took hold of the putrid carcass, aud it showed such corrap. lion Wat ilstunk in the nostrils of the world. Mr. Blaine argued that even if the House adopted @ resolution directing the members to appear before the court, it was still their Province to refuse. He argued that impeach. ment Was nol preventive but protective, and Was intended to protect the people againat malversation in office. The presence of the accused Was not necessary, for nothing bat death could stop impeachment. He then went on loargue that Marsh could be in- dicted and brought back, and be believed that extradition would reach him on @ charge of bribery. Believing that Gen, Bel- kpap was -— of bigh crimes and misde- meanors, Mr. Clymer was jax in duty when he failed to secure the witness, M and keep him here, as he could have done. This remark led toa between Mr. Biaine and Mr. Clymer, in which the latter said the statement was faise and unfair, that he bad tet him go, and Mr. Blaine advised the geptleman not to get on too high @ horse. Mr. Biaine also em 4-4 deaied aa assertion that the Cabinet interfered. All that they bad done was to the arrest and prosecution of Gen. Beli it the democrats would go with the republicans to indict Belknap, the bileans would help the democrats to get Marsh here. Marsh bad gone away under & safe conducto! the committee, and with witness mouey of the United States to pay bis way. The bli- cans Would bave been glad to give ible the money to keep Marsh here. Tae repub- licai a gg vote for @ bil to give Marsh immunity. Mr. Knott, chairman of the Judictary Committee, said he would have reported the arliciés of Impeachment to-day lt Mr. Cly- mer had not taken the floor. After further Hooker and oth . was recs « by @ Vote of 84 yeas to 128 nays. Mr. mar's resolution directiug the com- Miitee pot to appear before the erand jury ‘was adopted by yeas 130 to nays 75. A EECALCITRANT WITNESS. Mr. Whitthorne, (Tenn.) chairman of the Committee on Navai Affairs, rose to @ ques- tion of privilege, and by direction of that commitice ted certain evidence taken yesterday. The evidence was that of Al- cus B. Wrefl, who was bookkeeper to 8. Brown « Son. He testified that the Grm prosecuted claims before the Navy ment, and that in is2 he saw a large sum of movey, eos to be $51,000, divided be- tween 8. P. Brown and ex-Senator A. G. Cattell and Jerome 8 Johnson in the back office of Browu's pince of business. He was then asked We question whether he ever saw any money paid to any one con- pected with the Navy department, and whether be ever saw any commissious to any One in the paval service. He should bot answer. The motion was directed to tesue, and then, House adjourned. idence of his parcets, 1117 Wiberg street. ~Hipremlag iby taken 30 Oblo, where he fore —_=_=_ Ee