Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1876, Page 3

_MEDI D:2:% PORES Po to helt Women. In Impo’ concomitant with ab: toe Pri 32 North Gay » Bost sician ani Sar ito—T. inary od certain re CAL, &e. ent Phos I for the G treet, Balir ADIES consalt 4 Da. or Mas. City with the rea: WILSON, Box 314 W mar9-6t Ladves’ Ph ‘opsuited every Taerd heer sizes trem 3 to 8 0° aicaly cared Lombard et «2 I ysictan im the Ci snd Sa urday jock Alt LBON. The Oldest Espitishet and Onty 0 ity on be = pains in back, dimnese ae Pansies ong = Byinewiy dinccvered ‘Ofre 424 high Shick he now bode frow ths feat ing Rrsictass of Baltimore. fro 2 to ‘eth street aartly BOOKS AND NEW BOOK way We Langh | By Hon. the B Mra. Bitches “Mrs. sec For sale by Money. By B AW By the Author of old rf ins bam’ eJouraal 8. 8.8. Cox David NOHUN BEOS., meart-tr Pennsylvania ave., cor. 1th st. Beees FOR THE LENTEN SEASON, od on tos Holy Lent. By = Huntington, sin Lent = 2 Every Day hb of tent; yotfopal Rocks, The Anna Shipton Series. Bading Dear? By te St the Bitie. By Forsaeby Wa BALLANTYN marStr 42571 it. Wilainse in Lent. Miss Sewell. Bosary for Lent, and other De- In paper and cloth. th street as sung by te insmpicn Word Book. by Tt atone, by the + by Mra. Olipba in Oharge Fou hel Lord Lytton: te. |W PUB! IC. ee < Lest a ines; Stadenta; We. French Pansauias, by to a Holy Lent, by st ta La. lemoirs of Dr. Nott, Ey Seatwerd Lewis ee Duluth, by Julga J: Proctor B NOLOHONS & CHAPMAN'S, Agents for Lawrence marl-tr "s** Pare Linen G11 Penn. ave.. bet. 9th and lth Papers, rh sta, NE BOUKS RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT SHILU NGTON'S BOOKSTORE, Corner 434 street and Penna. av. Dear Lady Ptedain. His Natursi Life. B, “tbe Waving O or.” Mre Limber's Bate; Victims. 4 Justin otarthy. wr, A Oburch Fair and its feblé-tr HOTELS. UNION SQUARE HOTEL, Union Sorare axe Loti st, {NEW oreughly Fe WORK. to Ts lecati wm, fe, the most desirable in the ontiia t are to be modern hotels 4.3.Dam&Son, PROPaiRTORS. found all of the cht, elaborately |. and the views fe available at all hours, day and New York will nowhere meet Detter accommodation or more reasonable terms, janl3-Sm Weerminster HOTSL, OS THE EUROPEAN PLAS, One Block from Un Union ‘ince and iéth poy Bquare ead Bew York roadway. ‘The most central, and yet quietest location in the modern improvements. til parts of the city by street cars and O. B. FEBSIS, Proprietor. COAL AND WOOD. COAL AND KINDLING Woon. Our stock of COAL fs now complete, embracing all the choice qualities. ana Sttention of consumers. to which we Gor invite the PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD, : rs—cry it, paper of acrus-we oil required. CHEAP SAFES. CLEAN. STEPHENSON & BRO, Mull aud Depot 7th street Wharf, ly Bravch Office 141% Pennsylvania avenue, THE TRADES. LBZANVES BALL, (Lace with @. BA | od streets north Py co., Se ve ad sesecine WILLIAM BALL Sarker.) » Sera a nll Baitding > atertal. b and 7th ver or cont. cheaper ey 4AMES F. SKIBA, FLEXMEER ANU GAS FITTER, Ecce 611 T7H ST. FORTHWEST Wrines 4083 0. 4O0GSB, 113 Mere Draws Manufactures of » Rew. aad Brizace Bw sale ox rent. Sole ny a! Age lidew Proof Awning Stores; Hctelst Pb) Sat BF an oS es Roter jae copier WE MAKE ONLY STRICTLY PURE Go ODS. DAVIS, CHAMBERS & CO’S SrRIoTLY PUBE WHITE LEAD, PITTSBURGH, Pa. Every keg of our White Leat bears the following degree Yprrant, aud we guarantes @ unsurpassea: of Suenees and THIS PACKACK CONTAINS Pare bite Le enon anonenen GE Part, parte 925 IN GOLD will be tpeccnteats of this 101 paid to any DAViS; Ob ‘SHaMBans & co FOS SALE BY FRANCIS MILLER, feb%-+otm 307 Sth street ort! one finding st. ee ar master osans: ~ | ——— Gent's TRAVELING TEUNKS, with "s Patent Trunk Stay sttached. Se TEAVELING SATCHELS. LAP KOBES and HOBSE BLASKSTS. GADDLES, BEIDL: ES and WHIPS. ‘Tranks Covered and Repaired, and made to order (All Repairs to Hernem. Jeall-tr Toul atthe loeeat RAILROADS. 1876 reans¥tt NSYLVANIA nOUT 1876 Te the North, Wess, and Southwest. Track, bed & daily, Limited Bxpross, x dtmere T3508. ANDBIA EDERICKSBU Al Fy p ADEE ANDEIA aw. INT = ajooee grie.0, 7.9.9, 10,11 an. 13 On Sunday BAIL- e@TOR 140 an in tor Washtny Ty ded, 9, 6. 80 id's. m..and 5 p.m. ena =— aes ‘and Tickets, information, Sieepin; Northe: rae of Th nth treet and jortheast corner rt rieontl ce busty wack Ss oft for ths’ ghacking of se 4 jon from Hotele D. M. BOYD, Jx.. con't Passenger Ago. FRANK THOMSON, ager. jans-ly ALTIMORS «8D aee @AILBUAD, en oe TIME RUARY 13th, 1876, Bs —nagptace ave gctinezon. 5B anv Boston ExPRress. St Louts and Pittaburg Ex. inner at Cumberland, Md Way 7 Stations. On Sunday ng at Hoiay nd Way Stations ay ag S—BALTiMoRRUNLimiTED ExPRess. £5 55—maltimore ana Way Stations, re :30—Ew Yous 5 Nouroie Exrugss. Hagerstow: re Ferry, Witchester and Way Btatlons. Vie Metropolitan Branch.) €:30—Bartivon® Exruuss,” Stops at Laurel 4:48—Beltimore, oo Way —, 6:30—Onicaco Wast BxPaEss 6:00—BaltTimon® Exranss 6.05—Baltimore and Way Stations. 2 A Way Stanons. AE» Pittsburg jFast Ex- so, Columbus, Sandusky and BiWay'‘Sistlove on Obio and “Obicage Divisions. 9:96—New You« Niout Exrauss, Sleepingcars to New York ae frat daily except Sunda; re reaet a on rr Washinston. oo. 6:00 9:20 10: m. om, ‘daily. ‘except Buuday. a conrection on Sunday = Hagerstown, Ac- polis, Staunton or Vaile; Branch, nor for aoe York ahd Philudeipain at 8-00 ‘and For farther information iy at the Baltimore and Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and ‘38 Penpaylvants where ox for beng mage te soint in the L. M. COLE. GEO.8. BOON “STEAMER LINES. a pzorLss oe FoR won, aA TTOX CREEK, UPPER MA HOVOCANUINTERMSUIALE aNDING DWM: a above isudings on rom — DAY mul THURSDAY & an SDavutsa Berorping i) leave Nouiat every TUESDAY and FR! tT Lov28 —* o TN. R. FATZUEGH, ASr0t. NH STAAMER HAREINGS Ce Stk. aaecs, Will ‘eave 6th street wharf at noon on SUNDAYS acd WEDNESDAYS for Votomac Landing=, ineludin; Woman, Macuodce And Rasiers to Nomi, N. B. FITZHUGH | ‘Agent. EW BXPERSE LINS Vis OANAL, nm ob PHILADEL EHS MER AAND RIAL WASH- GhOKGE . (ine: lONDo ¥, at 6 p ‘This Line connects at Philedeipaia with Clyde's Regular Bemi-weekly Line of Steamers for Provi- Boston and New England Ststes. No whar!- “ge in Boston by this Hue. GE HiDE, agent for D. of 0. a ee ee Bar Vreiguts delivered by K xprex. Orders left at General foe, 60d Pe com! outward passag: Work or Boston, rane danas ofa ata iat Nor nothing te the north of ‘On the homeward Re Meridian o*w ard iateore sing to the north of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIOAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP: BETWEEN NeW YORK AND VER- POOL, CALLING 4T eS HARBOR. ee tox Nw Kone ; DA Bix Ses weavio © ao nav aurey sinscind palia: "Bares oF Patsacx.—Uadin, $80, 20 and Bie gold, ecconting ‘to eccommodation. ‘Tickets to aris, ae id, additional. Retara tickets on tavorabie alt parts of Gar: rage tokets to wd f a ports yat fhe Com paar’, ‘office, No. cabin, wo cere 5 antes Wests teat jantily OHAS. G. FHANOKLYN. Agsu: BANKERS. o, fers 950, How 0c mebs momes is to glzea tte tbe Frader oug of the ALEX KB PROTHINGHAM& CO, 12 Wall siret, Nee York, Bankers and Braker: are prepared to in- Vest in nd other profitable reutaures of a le- Eitimate charactor. ‘This firm is famous for money- making. and it num!) mong its patrous thous. ands who are well off. aad are ee of their employment of Frothingham 8°00. procure ta Sen ir explanatory cerceler. Btecks parchseed ‘and carried as long as a margin of from three to Ave percent--[ From Gor, tom Batnriey Evening Express, Feb. 9, 156. mt-eotr = prc a Write for 78 pags book, youn sia Nak See Bayi Brostway, 8 FAMILY SUPPLIES, Bottes. BUCK WHEAT, &e. ‘Carvant cod Ge ‘Quince Jelly pat ap under our rhea Eo PARTIES ABOUT TO BUILD OAH SAVE MONEY BY OONTBACTING WITH U8, « keep tm regular stock, and prepared to cad it met 8 epproved manner, every description HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL PLUMB- ING, GEWERAGE, G48 PIPING, &e. ban —— TIN HOT-AIB PIPES to be PEATR ona MARELB m Po gt ye | MANTELS, tn exedionse fea Red A ed the sity, aod rounaons ont = enabling as f'eaks favors BAYWARDS® pean jenmtr 317 Mh strevt corthwest. A. VISHER'S NEW DYE WORKS, 906 @ Stren, near Hints Sires, Oonneoved fog. a 1 MO eed. | DAYS From Pier 3. —— wi Philadeipaia, ‘rom 89 Co ne | | makes and mater isis at tend | Cases ‘ases Jacone! DRY GOODS. NEW STYLES! NEW STYLES! Fresh ecpplies of SPRING DEESS Goons Opening Ieily. glee. Just recetved ail the NEW SPRING PAT- TEENS from Mme. Demorest, of New York. At the One Price Btore of WM. BIRD WYLIE, mars.tr 1014 7th street northwest. ii OPENED. fea it, a mi Wemeuste, Dav Fr by the case atSc., not for Towels from 80, Be. ‘to T5c.y all If oe from Se. to #1, at linen. \eres for Boys and t gents, from 37%4c. to 81.20. Bplevaia ai Alpsce, at 25c. and Melber lot of there a0 cent Kids, Le Alea sol Goods at_ cost t» close. nc) for Mmme. Demorest reliable Patterns. # ine live of Dress Shirts made of Wamsutts Mus- linen, finished Ht B. BAILEY. treeta southwest, lin mar6im Corner 7th and GBAND OPENING oF SPRING DRY GOODS. We have opened at our NEW STORE (formerly Yate: & Mitchell) with an entire new stock of very choice DRY GOODS of foreten and domestic fabrics for SPRING snd SUMMER Wak, to which we invite our friends and the public Our specialties are a full line of DBESS GOODS, DBESS SILKS, BLACK DRESS GOODS, WHITE Goobs, HOUSEHOLD WARE, CLOTHS, ¥L ANNELS, DOMESTICS, HOSIERY, &c .&c, WOLFORD « SHILBERG, S17 ea SPACE, Third door from 9th street. BRODHEAD & CO, 959 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Between: 9th and 10th streets,) maré tr Tovite ttention to their complete stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DBY soopbs, the prices of which in many cases have been GREATLY REDUCED! Black SILKS, from 950. to yar clading Bonnet, Guinet, Bellons om "Poneon's cok. ebrated mak-s.) Black ALPACAS and MORATRS, from 2c. up, snd Bisck French CASH MEBSES, (original dye. from S7is¢. up. Frerea, Kochlin French Cambrics, (best goods mace,) plain and figured Air, copain A A Bleached CorTON Lacies’ Underwear of the loc. yard. late stylos aud best ny KIDS, White, Bi utiful designs and fast colors, 8c. RRANCH STORE, between lth and 13th streets, fore parch ising elsewhere. BRODHEAD « Co. 939 Pennsylvania ave. 3 buiton Par Birect Co! PRINTS io 1206 F STRES? Call and examine Ss Weal Pongee Si N 1,600 yards i bewutiiul Spring shades, only 5: Goods i worth fie. 2.C00 yards of new Spring Dress som We.y es Soe CARTER? 707 MAKKKT speck, 80 yards eptendid Calico, 4c. 50) Serds splendid Cotton, 4%o. 20 Sarde wide Sheeting Cotton, 20. 64 yards Pillow case Cotton, 120, 40 yards very best Bed Tickisg, 280. 16) white Bed Quilts, 2 Oyards Bleacued Damask Table Linen, 620. 1002 wll Linen Damaxk Towels, 12 0 ds =plendid Black Alpaca, 2c.,28c.. 37340 Wo yards pure er Mohair (Black Alpaca), only kc. Wort! M0 56 very fine [slack Cashmere, 62c., 780. 1,000 yards cheapest Bisck Silks, $1," Ae ‘g1.50, 1.75, 90 doven Gertiemen’s Dress Shirts, 98 cents, mada of Wersutts Cotton and fine Linen Bosoms. mré DEY Goobs FEARKFULLY CH#AP. suerte jalicoes in Bemus nants, Ha per yd. Alt-dark colors in Dress Goods at cost. Heady made Felt Skiris 65c., worth New styles of BPRING D&ESS @ Elegant Dress Plaias coe . Blooming Black Alpsc: Beat makes Black Silks, $) jack Oashmeres. amore, 75, STiee Tanise Cloths, Wool Peed Ss Drap D'Ets, Hen- Upbite Goods cheap—Pianes 1230., worth 28. Closing Carpet sale— Bewt Lugratns $1.1 off for cash; all-W ool Oarpets 750. oft: igood Car peta te. russe! soon for bargains. febi9 tr 709 Market Space. EDNESDAY, MARCH Ist, WE HAVE OPENED AND ARE OF FEBING AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK or i a5, Ds. See . cheap #2. ¥. N. NAUDAIN, SPRING GOODS, Introducing teveral Novelties, to which we invite the special attention of onr nnimerous friends, SPRING DBESS GOODS, Cases Scotch Plaids, 12: hue Cases Maltese Snitings 12%<, worth 200, Cases Tona Stripes, 15, wort tases Knickerbocker Piaids, 20 worth 300. ithogs, 25, worth 3c. batter peaeteee 40,00, KES 100 11.4 White Spresde, ea worth $1.20. Shales Unbleached Cotton, 40, B cases pertect Ca'teoes, 4c. (deh) Terkey Bed Damask, 250. lon Double Width) at 7) worth Cita ees — 0) og Weights, on We. , 6, 76. 87, B1. 5 ENCE Wis. at is worth ws. CHAM Cac ES, from 28c CASSIMEB: low as 25, ot c.M TOWS sco. CLOSING SALE OF THE SEASON JOHN T. MITCHELL 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. he remaining stock of Foreign and Domestic pay ‘Goons wil ill now be sold at prices less than rice aia redoctions from our “marked yard: feb25-cotr stock of Domestic Good Full stock of maacesd Misses aogier! con: “ew Cashinere, real V. and Insertings, ach Val and Porat, always Edgings, F: gies elbs oZoul hat aps Ta just received, fourth the gold of — ou in 7. witonmLt, - Lees AT THIS. GOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. @: EP rans ¥5 REAT eso oR! op RS! @ a K oF gooee bt BE UT BE SOLD BBE an A ROH Tl EVERYTHING Res aE HEAD AT4 J. C. WISWALL & ©0., 310 7th st., near Pa, ave. ra meegy 4 vero Jonw tr Jeweler, see: AUCTION SAEs. FUTURE DAYS WwW y 48H _B. WILLIAMS, Anctioncer Snc-estor to Green & Williams, Auctionsers,) No. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets. CHANCERY SALE ©. LUABLE REAL Ferare. FP ei Mar aety BET. ie TWEEN 61u STREETS NOBTH- WEer. IN THE CITY OF WaSHINGTOS, irtne of a decree of preme Court e. f'the District of Colum septs bors 1878. in the case of Te¥a aot Be = t os a) on F street, betwoon Sth and th stre-ts northwest, feet 3 inches from the southeast corner of said rae rapping thence weet 30 feet, th. — foe, $4 tuchee, thenes ent 30 fe ath IL feet #8 torches, bop oved bi two Brick Bailatags two stoyice blah: 509, at 4.30 *'ciock Pom, ih da, of March, ah wh One thirds of the yarchi Ree d te cach at the time of ‘sale, or within ave days pee mg pel hag ie tateren fo hy aod install a aodeniar vi r ‘ secured by actos of the purchaser nde beck of Goeci the property. Oue ha Dotchesct tthe be falay complied with w thereefter, otherwior the tetperie ty to eh cee ten days’ wotice. at the cost and risk uf the ctauit tog purchaser. “The pyrcherer & par for all con veyancing HOM PSN Trustee. tare d{Ohron? WASH 8 WILLIAMS. Auer. HOMs8 LOW LING, au Auctioneer, EXTENSIVE SALE ora Re USBHOLD FORBNI- On WRONESDAY MOBNING, mre 15th, 1876. st 1 o'clock, at No. avis © street, between 12th and 13th streets north- sont the rest tence of @ lady declining housekeop. ing, I shall sell the following Farpitare: ae Cover ana Stool, ‘St.John Preaching in the Wilder. il Paintings avd Kogravings, Green Kep Parlor Furniture, en top ‘Lables, Nots, Window Hangin} Starr Carpets, Oil ¢ Walnut Ma» bie top Chamber Sui Mahogany Marble-top Chamber Furniture, Prin e3 Marble-top ane Pl.iu Cottage Suits, Fin: Hai aed Huck Mattresses, her Beds. Prliows and Bolst rs, ber Dining Tables £ Chairs, Ching and Glassware, are, Kitchen Requisites, &c.,€c . &c. P 7 mes ___ THOS DOWLING, Anct H. WABNER, corner 7th and F streets. TRUSTER’S SALE OF PALUABLE ImpnovEn REAL ESTATA ON THE SORTH sivm@ OF kK ster ET, SETWEED 3p AND dru STS, NOLIN EAST, Virtue of a deed of trast, dated December 15, 1570, duly recorded in Liber No. 68, folio ‘out of the tand records for the District of vc fom ia, ard at the request of the party secured thereby, I wiil sell, at public sale, to the highest remixes, on MONPAY, at 5 o'clock pm, the following: ona bl Teal estate, situate in the = of Warhing ton to wit: Lot numbe seven bundred ands uty tne tt, to. M.Hail'saubdivision of said suuare! ith the improvements thereon ‘erms: Cash. All conveyauciug will’ be @t the cost of the purchasor, and @100 must be paid at time ofsale ‘Terms to be complied with in seven (7) days after day of «ale; otherwise I will r.sell the property at the risk aud cost of the defi JONA. KIBK WOOD, Trustec. 19-800 J.T. COLDWELG, Salesman. VV CUNG © MIDDLETON, Auctioncers. red 5), in square TRUSTEES’ BLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIC ACRES ADJOIN- ING TH AND A FRAME ak 2. By virtue of a deed of trast ‘May léth, 1871, aod recorded in Liber No. 649. folio 102, one sf the land records for Washington county, in the District of Columbia, and by ion of the party sccored thereby, the aude ed Srustecs will sell et ave suction. fp front ot che AY. the D. ¥ bul District. Delp fed Scctland and Barbad foning the same at « stone plant ‘ound on the east side of the turnp: from the city © road le: of Waebineton to Bladensbarg, wud standin, atthe corner of the farm now owwed by the Keforn AOL and running thence, reversing the line of theentire troct north 52d: grese, east 14 percha; theace north TH degrees, east 22% perohes: thence south U2 degrees percli perches; the thence horth 54 degree pisce of Beginning, Mcontaiuing Si% ‘cress ihore OF Sieo, st 4 o'clock p. m_ of the same day, in front of the property all that piece or parcel of ground lying and being on th strert east, in ths city of Washing: ci atic is Known ay lot 23, in John ¢ m of origizal Jot 5. autre $22. ved by a Frame Dwelling. aud bas air Diage of 9 tect by # depth of 105 f done neh ‘Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money for each parcel to be paid in cash; one-half the lval- ance at the end of one year, and the other half at the end of two years from the said day cf sale. posit of $150 fom the purchaser or purchasers of each parorl will be required at the time of sale. Tne credit payments, with tut~rest ind after the day of ed of trust on the prog sor,atr tion of the purchaser or purchasers, the w F either cost of the purchasor. fully complied with in tea sans from and atter the the Trustees reserve the right to — ty wt the cost and risk of the alin, purel Uafter giving at least ten days” notice by public adverttsenient, and the cash deposis will be es POILIP 4. DARNAILLE GROKGE FABL. "? Trustees, mer7-didbs YOUNG & MIDDUBTON, Ancts (BUSTER'S BALE. By virtue of a certain deed of trust bearing gate July Ist, 1969, aud daly recorded In Liber Z, No. 3, folios $41, in the land records of the county of Alexatdria V the wriiten request of the party secur it 2 pnbite auction, in front Of the Market botlding, in the city of Alexandria, Va.,on MONDAY ovciock ty of ‘Alezanaria, Van about tw from the Aqueduct brid; near the fruit farm 41 eleven acres. ed Frame Dwellin viner in good ord condition. ‘Terms: Cash. $100 wrill be required of a yar- chaser st the time of sale. All conveyancing at the purchaser's cost. Af the terms of ssle are uot Tully Lomplied with in one woek from the day of ante. the ‘Trostee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ advertiser: LVEB OMX, Trustee, marl-ttawtd = W. WILLOUGHBY, Attorney. Ai Beet French Osif, double-Svied Hand-sewed GAl- T mado by Hannan & oe of New York, ; regular retail price $9. pene ‘* rie at Cable-Screw SHOES at $4.50; regular JAS. H. VERMILYA, 610 97H STREET, Opposite Patent Office, CAPITOL HILL QfGRe LIVERY AND HIRING STABLES, Re. 317 Third street s. PINE CARRIAGES FOR eee. CALLS, RECEPTIONS, &o. SPECIAL aeTeRTiCe od TO BOABDING Orders left at Congressional’ Hotel, or ~4 Blabie. day or night, will receive prompt attentio: Jané-ly A. B. DENNIS & 00, aa RNCOURAGE 4): HOME INDUSTRIES, IN OBDEB TO GIVE M¥ EX. OLUSIVE attention to vUSTOM WORE, Lam closing out my entire stock of GENT’S BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST. jauSl-tr A DIES. TRUNKS FOR LADIES, SATCHELS rieueeh nest oH omupees, Tees SATOHELS FOR ME! BRI bw Psorcsars FOR SWE NG AND OLBAR- Ing bern ti) ENGINEER’s OFrFick. Distaict oF CotcmaBta, Sealed Proporals will be received at this office un. i i>: + OB SATURDAY, 3 Sees, of March, gitiea of W aan 'ASHINGTON, Nh ates fh peas. arose Sry poniges al Preai ee i, 444 eee sb saat Wes £9: AUCTION SALES. R B.0OOXs Ou., Auctiogvers, 639 G street. _ SALE OF On tinaing ‘greets sty of miscellaneous works fu tae of liverature “KK. WALSH, Auctioneer. iv. ‘941 Tub street, bet. and K northwest. BEGULARS AT STORE OF FUBNITO! END-HOUSEHOLD. BP FECTS: DEY Gon0s, OUT GOOLS8 CROCK EBY, GUA! WARK &c On AYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI- DaYs week P. ont-doorsal-s, erty of every able terme. My ex: missin business Cormerly shh W dati i Dasinets, and give cutive ye satistection WALSH, marll-co3t 9@1 7th street, bet. [and K n. w 88 - WAGGAMAN, "Beal Restate Auctione or, 319 7th street On WEDNESDAY, March 15, at 5 p.m..1 ul offer for sale, in front of the premises, the RPeonses 1095. 1007, and 1011 enue southeast. ‘erme day of sale marl] 3e THOS. E WAGGAMAN, W488. B. WILLIAMS, auctionser TRUSTER’S SALE OF VA ALDABLE IMPROVED BELS EES yr ako: gPlTOG STREET THAND & East. Ar ACCES TH STMEETS NORTH: Bev at pul DAY. March 13th, 1 Aver. By Sintue of a dead of trast, dated February - D. 1873. and daly recorded in Liber No. te 29; one f the land records reel of ground, ag tn the city of Washiagton. int District ef Columbia, Known and deectibed as Lot numbered eleven (11), in Square aambsred eight hundred and ninety -elght (=). with the improve- ments thereon, consisting of a two stor Frave Dwellice - —_ Terms of *alv: $3,000 ani intorest at 10 par cent Per annum frow Angust 6h, 1875, tog ther with the expense of aie, ip cash; bal snce at 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest at 10 per cont per anaum, ‘and secured by adeed of trust on the premises sold. [2 Sehaiclug at cost of purchaser. @a0 down om ud if the terms of sale are not complied with within fo dare feo day of sale, the Trastes reserves the ricut to resell the property at the riaX and costof t the default ng pure! yet ED, Trnstes, feb28 eotds WASH. B. WitLiaus, Auct. S7-THE ALOVE SA 1s lpr until TUKSDAY, March 214°. 1576, at the same place By onder of as marll eo wa Bee WABNEN, corner 7th and F strects.— TRUSTER: ‘8 SALE OF IMPROVED PROPRETY C ASHINGTON STREET, IN BE bED oe 10 of @ deed of trust, braring date of tJulysA-D and daly recorded in jolio 329. et seq.,one of the land rec ord istrict of Columbia, Gpon the re- rty seoured thereby, 1 shall sell, at on the premises. on Tueaday, the at 455 o'clock p. P parcel tind known, Inia down and de. fcribed ov the ground | Plat or pla cf the said city of asbington as tl cast halt of Lot naa-bered seven (7): fn Jobm P. Ingle’s recorded sabdiv ision of orig Jot numbered seven(7). ip square nambered five undred and eighteen (518), the maid ‘ot being rita td onthe north side of Washiegton street. acd eg Improved bya nearly new two story Frame ose, ‘Terms of wate: One half cash; b tweise months. for which the p: will be weaken. bearing Fix of eale, and secure! Dy deed of trust agen premises Wid. A deposit of #80 required at time of sale mresancing at purceaect’ cost, Micnr roared Ly Trustee to re-ei! at purcnaser's cos!, if terms are Lot complied with within five days RANDALL HAGNER, Trustes marl}-13.17820 J.T. COLDW GUL. Salesman. HOMSS DOWLING, auctioneer. lance in six and ee ci the purchaser « cent interest from day Naar SOUTH BIDE OF VIRGINE ‘UE, BETWEEN 261TH AND 277TH Stheers, T AUCTION. On MONDAY , March the 12th. 1976, at 5 o'clock p. m..in trout of the premisa bree small Frame Dwelling-hoas moved by the purchaser withia six “Terms cash, A deposit of $50 require’ at the time of sale THO. DOWLING. Anct mar9-3t ‘HOMSS DOWLING, Aucdoucer. TRUSTER S SALE OF VALUARL® BEAU ES. TATE IN THE, DISTRICE OF COLUM BLA ADJOINING GkOsG¥TOWN ON THE RouTHW EST, AT AUOTION. irtue of ag of trust, executed tome hard $. Cox, bearing date on tae 2s:h A.D. Tote and: recorded fe Liber No 014; folts 23, one of the lind records of District of Coiumbia, 1 shall mu the oa ou f March, A.D. ty the debt secured lawriting of tae hovder ef following described property, vies, All land owned by the said Richard 8. ox contigasas t) Georgetown, in the coun: trict of Colpmtia. Iring wos th of and a¢joining to Seventh belive ‘part of ed **Berleich,” and con- sixty three 8 more or leas,(improved * ‘double Brick Dwelling House, Suab.s, = &c.,) less that porth fore: acl by" tbe said S$ Cox to John H Sina'laud Joba H. Berry. This preperty ts sold suty:¢; t» Frior encua.brances aud taxes Unpaid at Te TMs rot sale: 81 7:7 and expenses of ale In cash, ce in one, two aud three years; deferred ments to be secured by notes, with interest, and teed of trast op the Droperty sold A deposit of $20 re quired at time of sale. All Sonropencing st cost, of purchaser. att the terms of sal ted Sith within Bre ‘aays after day of sale. reserves the right to resell the pro; day's notice, st the risk and cost purchaser, CASSIN, Trustee. mar9 a THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. | owes & GREEN, Aactioneers. bsg SALE OF VALUATLE IMPBOV! SH SOUTH SIDE 5, BE. STREETS SUUTH- ELEGANT TWO- aos. street cout! sued & five the fo By virtue of a deed of trast. dated May Zist A. Uber 786, fo- - 3825. and duly recorded “et #6q., one of the taud ‘records for the bis- trict of Columbia, and at the request of the party se- cared thereby. 1 ill elt at public auction, tn frout bidder, on THU ¥, tbat certain piece or lot of ground being in the city of Washington, District .f Golum- bis. ana known as lor nambered forty five, (45,) ac cordt: gto Fred’k A. Boswell’s subdivision of east nine 9) feet of lot wambered (25.) ana ail of lot unm- ered (29) and (3).)iu square numbered four ban- dred and ninety-five, (495,) as «aid subdivision is duly recorded in the’ Surveyor’s office of said city and District, n*“H. D. Cooke,” folio 188, together with the improvements thereon. ‘Terms of sale: Oue-third cach, (of whieb $100 must be paid at time of sale); and the by 1B 6qual payments, to tee, Leariug eg at per ovat iuterest from day of sale paid, and a deed Cfirest on the pr sporty sold Conveyancing and It verms of nal recording at purchaser's cost feare ed with to mix days after sale, the Trus- ag xight to to resell at risk aud cost of pace] efaut' bails 7 Ao HOLTZMAN, Trastos. declt dts Wo. 1331 F sticet uorthweat, a7-THE PURCHASE A’ AT THE ABOVE SALE baving failed to comply wich the pW aarch hee d'place HOLTZ" 3 aN, Trastee. ree poWLiNa: ‘Auctioneer. SALE OF GOVKENMENT PERTY. In accordance witht sot of (cparess snperoxed June 23 1874. Statutes, vol there will besold et auctionsto'the hs inte ga at 13 m.en TUESDS + om rial Buildings, ie Wale and Fenses. focated Tn'Je Tadic sary Square. zee material to be —- removed within thirty . per cent. of the parchase be required on day of Sep the bal: betore work of removing mat«rial is Tee Ta eeriid. fac: Bar wow Bep. ‘Ohron OUBG & MIDDLETON, Y = Beal Estate Auctioneers. avcTion pale OFA VaU ALE BUILDING aro Pek bY yt balance YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts. ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. SeSteet putts ‘be tie LB BO- ek eating. dats on attra ie Bf in ies Siset cine I fi FORTY FOURTH CONGRESS. Closing Proceedings Yesterday. SENATE—After our closet — The bill to enable New Mexico to form & copstitution and state goverament, after considerable argument, was —seas 35, nas6 15. (The bill provides the eieetion Ol Celegales to &@ constitutional convention and if such constitution is ratified by the pple, the President is authorized to issue his proclamation for the admission of the state without further action by Congress | The bill of Mr. erigat reducing the Prest- dential salary to $25,000 per annum came up. but, on motion of Mr. Sherman, the Senat> went Into executive sersion, and subseq uent- ly adjourned until Monday. Discharge of Marsh WHAT MK. BASS SAYS ABOUT IT. HOUSE.— After our report closed. Mr. Bass (N. Y.), &member of the tee on Expenditures in the War made @ personal explanation tn reference to insinuations con eu in two of Lhe speeches Of bis colleagueon committee (Mr. Black- born, of Kentucky,) that the republican members of that committee had taken no part in the Belknap investigation until the proof was all ip, , and sealed. He showed that no notice whatever bad been given to the republican members of the com- mittee until after the testimony of Marsh nad betn taken. He called attention that, although the meeting at which Marsh testified was beld on Tuesday (the regular day of meeting) !tcontained evidence that had been before the committee on the pre- vious day (Monday.) He asked why the re publican members of the committee had not peen mivised of that Monday's meeting. He spoke of Doctor Tomlinson, whose mission to Washington bad been to fix up the mat- ter, as having been the messenger between Marsh and the committee. It was after such secret proceedings as Ubose that the House had been dramaticatly told (not once only, but several times) that certain members of the committee had not crossed the threshold of the committee room until the proof was all in, signed and sealet. If they bad m there was, refore, the greater reasoa why they should have been notified of this special and important case. The records of the com- mittee showed that there had been only two meetings Of the committee up to the time of thie investigation. Reverting to the dis- charge of the witness Marsn, be (Mr. Bass) dissented, distinctly and unequivocally, to the statement of Mr. Blackburn that the Witness had been discharged with the Know- leuge Of the entire committee. One of the republican members of the commit * (mean: ing himself) had strenuously opposed tue discharge of the witness, and had stated some reasons why, but the witness had been discharged at 11:30 o'clock the same day. The objections had beep made in the presence of the committee alone, after 11 o'clock of that day, when the resignation of Secretary kpap bed been notified to the committee. The two subjects had been a matter of dis. cussion. The reasons which he (Bass) had stated against the discharge of Marsh were that Marsh was the sole witness in the case. and that his testimony was uncorroborated that if the Secretary of War should be a Witness before the committee, and should contradict Marsh's testimony it woall be necessary to recall Marsh; and, farther, that the safety of the committee (regarding its own reputation) would not allow the dis- charge of the witness pending those proceed- ings. The discussion on these two questions (jurisdiction after the resiguatic retary and the discharge « lasted several minutes. Then a single ques- tion bad been put to the witness by Mr. Blatr, counsel for Mr. Belknap—the witness having been called in for that purposi and thereupon, without any questi baving been asked of any member of the committee, and on the sole request of tne Witness, he was discharged by the chairman. The witness had then stated that he desired leave for New York on the 1 o'clock train, p expressed it, and the Chairman oftered to go with him and get his fees, and said that if he bad not time to get them before the train left he would send them to him by mail. Marsh then inquired as to the cou- tract between himself and Evans, and the Cnairman stated that he would send it to him by mail in a few days. The wituess then left the room, and he (Bass) had pot see him since. These were the facts in the case. Tois man, Marsh, had tes.ified to the most grave and serious charges against a high officer of the Government, and those charges had been sufficiently proved to justify a demand for immediate impeachment, but tbe charges were wholly and utterly uncorroborated Evidence bad been given by the witness as to certain certificates of deposit that were sent to the Secretary of War, would it not have been judicious at least to have detained the witness until tne bank had been applied to for corroborative evidence? As to Mr. Knott's proposition that the detention of the witness would bave been an assault, he (Bass) regarded that as a preposterous absur- city. It bad been charged by gentlemes oa the other side that other people were respon- sible for the escape of the witness, and it had been asked how they could detain him. The apswer was that he could have been detained ‘4s be bad been brought, by asubpeona. Wha’ evidence was there that the subpoena had lost its virtue at 11:50 o’cloek on Thursday? WHAT OTHER MEMBERS OE TIE CoMMIT- TEE Say. Mr. Clymer (the chairman of the commit tee) replied to Mr. Bass, prefacing bis re- marks with thestatement tnat he would not bave said @ word on the subject were it no! that the recollection of his colleague (Mr. Bars) differed essentially and thoroughly from the recollection of évery other gentle- Man on the committee; so that his colleague stood in the attitude thatone witness did againstfour, He pi led to reas! extracts from the statements of Danford, Blackburn a: himself, and from the records of the committee, in order to refute Mr. Bass’ Stetemepts; but he was interrupted by Mr. ee asserted that there was mos the sligh' st descrepanc r. Dan- ford’s) and Mr. Mr. Clymer said he would leave the 9 d the country to judge of thi tue statement of the gentieman from Now: tone ‘was correct then it was impossible for the statements made by the other four members of the committee to be correct. He wishet to state once for all that whoo member of the committee, when the witness Marsh left the room, bad made the slightest suggestion that he sbould be retained neither himself nor any other member of the commiitee would nave made the slightest objeciion. Mr. Blackburn said he had no doubt that the Houre was as sick of personal explana- tions growing out of the transaction as the country and the republican party were sick of the transaction itself. He bad no doubt that the gentleman from New York meant to tell the truth, and he wes only sorry that that gentleman's statements were not cor- roborated by cither the committee or the record. He repeated that the gentleman (Mr, Bass) never did object to the discharge 1 the witness, Marsh, after his cross-exam- ination, and thathe saw the wituess leave the room without making a single objection. ‘ommit- partment Mr. Bass responded, saying de ‘nunctations bad been hurled ir in this House by the geatle- man from Kentucky at the bi of the Sec- retary of War, and the charge made that be had cought to shield himself behind the dis- honor of bis family, whereas every other member of the committee knew that tbe struggle bad been made on his part to avoid theirdishonor and to shoulder the burden bimeelf. Mr. Blackburn said he was glad to know that that sentence had gone on record, and that he (Bleckburn) stood before the House and country as one who bad done ai! that an bovorabie an could do to shield from criti- cism and censure an Innocent woman. Tne gentleman from New York was welcome to stand before the country—as he did now— striving to sbield from punishment a a man. [Applause rom the galleries sbeers the nly mre side of ‘the House} The House at 5.30 adjourned. THE COST OF SCHOOL BOOKS isa appoyance to and a —. drain upon pa- rents. books sell quite so high. In ature the £ pointed a poh to “inquire into the ox FS = public . i sages yszts HT ip wed HEE a8 Hy | to detect its presence. What Are. it may be interesting to thirsty mortals to know something of what they drink. Taere 0 #8T*aparilia in: sarseparil were ia bo singer in“ gloger alc;” there is nothing of & miner rin mineral water,” and pperta ning to the ter i its Comp omt~ Ottawa becr is uraally Dake root, and aromatios ‘eeitzer” tins nothing real seltrer, or Selier's w Lon— except water. made with sugar: paid Be made fresh every is not. The carbome acid gas ine the bad taste of stele Ottawn beer until you have swallowed it, but you may ex erp! disturbances. Fresh Ottawa beer is rather « nice drink, and kept fresbiy on tap is very popular io summer time. A first-class drug store will some- times sell forty gallons daily in the saltry season. Pure sarsaparitia bas no flavor at all, and the agreeable favor of the so-called extract of sarsaparilia” is produced by @ Rassalran. Tue decoction of wintergreen and “sarsaparilia” sold In saloons bas v carpe wintergreen Or sagsa(ras, oot tomay Filla, tp its composition nated water. oulertenen,carsanel, ‘cod sneantvas liner al Water” is aerated water, favored with lemon syrap of poor quality, or with arti cial sugar or p. wood ty manufactared from potato starch. “Ginger Ale” is aerated Water sWeetcn@d will sagar and favored with Cayenne pepper. Cayenne small quantities is rather beneficial tham otherwise, and thisis really abealthy and refreshing beverage compared with others. ginger Good le—like the imported Belfast hould be made with lemons, sngar, and tartaric acid. “Nelizer is carbonated water flavored with falta—generaily common salts, sometimes Epsom and medicl: ts. This is not a bev wage very ploasan the palate, but it bas a specific influence on the Qnd is quite eftecitve In “straighten- ing & fe when he has been muddled upover night ina crooked whisky investige- tion. In fact, none of theabovedrinks are injurious—rather the opposite, provided their bases have been made ia wholesome fountains. —A litte KE » four years old, in Utica, Teported te e been hadiy poisoned by stockings dyed brown by the use of pieric acid. The Obser- says “Last Suaday the little fellow put on # pair of browa woolen stockings. esterday morning he was taken very ill, He commenced retehing and vomiting, anda yellowish hue commenced Spreading aii over his body. When Dr. Tem was called be was cuifering great pain. Dr. Tem confesses that after an examination he wasunable tosce why the boy should be sick until his eye felon the boy's brown stock- ings, when the thought Mashed over him that the ‘newspapers were probably right and that there was poison in them, fe bad them removed at once and found that the boy's legs were faily yellow. This morning the Stockings were subjected toa test. A plece was cut from one of them and placed in hot water for &moment. Then placing it be- tween the teeth a Very bitter taste was perceptible—so bitter that it Irritated the end of the tongue. The pair of stockings was then placed inthe waler. On wringing them the water became «discoloret & yellowish tinge. There is nodou picric acid used to co) @nerd the boy's sickness. little fellow was ve pow recovering. To bat be stockings were not @ cheap pair. They wer made and of as nice @shateasany. But their effects are dangerous. This pieric acid is not used alone for pureiy brown stockings. It is also used to dye striped hose in whieh that color appears.” Bot all brown stockings are mot polsonfd. There is one sure test to apply Stockings dyed with it, place between the teeth and against the tongue impart & bitter taste which cannot be mistaken.” AHrion Pri Roy.—The other day a little boy at ur years old was drawing his sted up and down Jn front of bis mother’s bouse on Fifth street, says the Free Press, when the old lady ¢ame to the door and called out: “Come In here, boy.” “Walt awhile,” be answered You waik right in here!” she continued. iret you Know somebody will abduct you, and first I know some one will want #10000 reward to restore you, aud bere 1 am. ready to break my last dollar bill for ‘isters and meat!” boy went in. ScENE on a New York ferry boat: “Your Tepublican party has gove to the dogs. Belk- nap bas blown you sky bigh. You are demor- alized. The sooner Graut gives up the bet- ter.” A quiet looking gentieman rm pd “Your logic is irresistipie. Judas bribe and that rained the Savior and ine aposties, Burr's treason proved that-Jeffer- sob Ws & traitor. Arpoll took British gold apd that involved in disgrace Washington and his staff. Bull was a coward, therefore Perry must have been a poliroon.” “Abem! Good morning. — EE PARTON was not the first man who mar- ried bis wife's dmughter. Some fifty years since, Elder Anderson, a well-known Bap- Ust preacher in Connecticat, married @ widow named Douglass with two children— a boy and girl. When she died he —s the daughter, by whom he had a son, wong Hage bis grandfather and whose maanar ster. 87-A Tennessee correspondent writes: “Can you give me a sure method of ing dogs from killing surest method is to kill the dogs.—{ Cour-Jour. AU orn arres pes. at the At bis Late residence. No. 2: 3m on Margh Ivth, isv6. after en tl eek, which be bore with ¢ fortitude, Bx: aus L Bows, aged (7 years utances ef the family are re- epecifally invited te attend bs {uveral on Sunday, 1th instant, at $ o'clock. od BROWE. On Friday morning after a painful tilness. ich ah forttuge, Lkiia VEasox B of ber reh re with Ob + iu the 19ch your Belatives and friends are reepectfally requested te attend the funeral on Scuday, et 8 Wo'clock p. from the iret Preabytert: Church, 4)» street. (icbmond aud Reterabure Papers pease nuie “Titte funeral will take plase « DP. @ . at the family residence Ee uorihwest. Friends Teaprctiully “faviend to be Present DOLAN. At 6:10 s,m, March Mth, 187%, Little Paisky, youngest daugater of Jenn ont Margaret Polan, aged 9 months and 20 day be ‘Teistives and friecde of the family are re- sucetfully requested to attend the tageraly from the re-idencs of ber 41 RE Saddeut’.on Weds Bark 8 ws, : SL PHINE, youngest daughter “Te funeral will take place from the residence, of her father, on Monday ,the 13th, et? p m. OHiN pe fhe fhueral will take = i trees ereaue, ‘streeta, and proceed to the BactiateC acepiicy Ona ‘Church. Relatives and are tv ited to attend UNDERTAKEBS. R. BARVSY, Undertaker, 934 F Srnusy, between Minth and Toned aa R. wW. BARKER,