Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1876, Page 3

PROFESSIONAL, RAILROADS. B. GEO S KING has REMOVED to 1 DS STREET, between Nand O aplz E D. BARNEY. ° ATTORKNE'-aAT LAW, Northeast cor. La. ave. and 7th st sa a a 8 fends to ail lege! Honses. A foiihf & JOUN W. WABNEB, ORNEYS-AT LAW, 637 F Stren. VHABLES 4 Cc aT INGER, 'iCB OF THE PRACK, 7th Birect n. w.. opposite United States Patent Office. ances.) janld-ly DEBTistT, F street. BN, PRESOO, DECORATIVE aed description of , r and every description o} ORNAMENTAL and PLAIN PAINTING. 727 Kh street northwest. SPECIMENS Bur M. 710 E sirect northwest, jan2i-ly WASHINGTON, D.U. P $7 z. S. 8. PRATT, ‘fo lege of Dental Si Bosh Medical Uo! east aide. - extracticg t SET FOR TEETH. EITHER Jaw, Greauate of th MEDIOAL, or # indi Call or writ Wilson ‘vis: vier free. Orbe a rorep A Rete whose life is nearly spent, 1 for suffering ime will permit, hasa x 356 Washing Se REWARD IF Dw BROTH OL) OKATING CORDIAL fails to ease of seminst weakness, lose of power tence. | Office aud Laboratory 966 B st. 6 Smithsonian a * Trecnre, 91 per bot- e original fi #OQATISE A b Pr tle. D a D* ROE N, sulted st 426 posite the Gas Office, SATURDAY the Urinary Syphilis. and & recently contr ail its stages eradicated fr: eet north we « every WEDN 9° led CUTEd i. Sto 5 di ckiy cured, and he system, wi ty, general Ietility, organic weakness, tapo Bervousirrital lity, s}iptoms of consumption, digestion, pulpita’ ior of the bear: pains in dimness of si orebod distrost, & . remedies. Gex band can rely orably treated scientifiently sad b ra he high testimon lds fromthe loading pbysict Odice 424 Wth street northwest, from mardi-ly from the ervous o.. t will send a rect you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was discovored by @ missionary self ad.tressed envelope to the NMAN, Station D. Bible New York city, mar3-coAk 6m ESUR! N FREE FOR THS SPEEDY Cure of Senrinal Weakness, Lost Manhood, and all diserders broagbt om by indiscretions or ex- bas the ingredients. DAVIDSON & OO. Hox 9396 Now Yor expert cess. Any Dragsi« Address Es Garges Rooms for patients. 164 N. Howard jaltimore maris Im* BS. 32 North Gay sivet, Bale Late Beai_ent Phvsician and Sar- for the Genito—Urinary D®2."- mors, M4 jeon to Bpecta? rgans. Paris Hef in all Dita ares omen. Tu Iinpo' concomftant with R. LEON. Tix ¢ Reltabie Ladies consulted Hi street fr, aicaly cu c ombard sire°t 7 mars 6«" @ thorourhly : Seo Ladies’ Physician an: ve Balti: - Doctor wate residence ing themselves unler ne care of Madame Restell are guarantoad scientific treatment snd a xvcety cure Yfflon apd residence, er sta, Baltimore. corner = Sonte Sharp and ly OQATISFACTION, $1 PER BOTTLE. Con- WV suitations free. at Da. DABBY'S, 11 44 street, (Colonization Building ay na" PIANOS, &e. HE BUMMING BIRD (COLIBBI) PIANO, ‘The smailest and the cheapost first class seven-oc- tave PLA Daren made. G. L. WILD ‘23 Tth street, between northwest. Pianos aud ail lostraments TUNED and BE- PALB! feb29 tr H DAVIS & CO/S GRAND, SQU end UPKIGHT PIANOS for ssle on Monthly instalments Celebrated for pn me rity and » s of tone. See Agent, S11 9th street northwest. ;M. KNASE & COS Ww WOULD pmol Lome gap ond ht, Gramd, Square Grand. Square and Upright, Sine BEST MADE ‘The favorite McCsmmon Pianos: ebrated Orga: ie. " assortment of Pianos which have been in| ‘pass ehort time. for eale and rent ot vory'UN\ ‘ani ng prom neicueanhcns ANO WAKEKOOMS, Ith st.,a few doors above Pa. av. {WAKE YOUR FORTUNE! GRAND GOLDEN DRAWING oF THz LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY (1ucorporated 1565) TAKES PLACE APRIL 29, 1876, AT NEW ORLEANS, POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEMENT. POSITIVELY NO SCALING, Capital Prize, $100,000! $0 Pujzes, MOUNTING To $502,500. ALL PAID IN GOLD. One Prize to Every Six Tickets! ONLY €9,000 TICKETS, AT 650 EACE United States Curreacy. TENTH AND TWENTIETH COUPONS IN PROPORTION LIST OF PEIZES. Une Catia Parze. Prize... -e-. $160,000 ‘9 Prizes at $5,000. 4 Prizes at 2 800. 20 Pricesat 1,900. 50 Prinset 500. 1,200 Prizes st = 100. me 120,000 2,000 Prizes at - 100,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 100 Approximation Prizes at $200... $20,000 100 Approximation Prizesat 100.. 10,000 100 Approximation Prizes at 75... 7,500 J,950 Prizes in all, amounting to (gold) $502,500 ‘Tickets for sale by all regularly appointed agents, @nd by the SIANA STATE LOTTERY CO. B.0. marll d&Ktapa? a? MANUFACTURKAS® Pay PRICES. a | Ladies’ ont Gunt's THA VELING TRUNKS, with McMurray + stent Trunk Stay attached. LADIES’ TRAVELING BATCHELS SHAWL STRAPS and POOKET BOOKS. DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS. LAP KOBES and HOKSE BLASKRTS. SADDLES, SRIDLES and WHIPS. ‘Franks Cov All Repairs ‘o Harness i &. McMURRAY, T MOSES INDUSTRIAL HOME, @ street tueen Both aed fats the Lotion na ere inne Meg dons ccaty aed prompilyAtso, DRESS ‘very modereie, marié which will p. rely . Fast particntars given . f those who have already been g Dr. LEOT s 8D MUZINSKI, USVERSAL R.R TICKET OFFICE, BAILBOAD TICKBTS te or from all pot bought. exchanged Of seid at | PPoB any other office or depov ae] in city. Tickets good till used. Bag age checked through. Apply to M.D. WHITESIDE. Spl ly 915 Penn. ave.. Washiogtoa, D. 0. GREAT 1876 PERANSYLVANIA 1876 UTS a To the Nerth, West, and Southwest. lendid Scen- ron, city time, from Depot, B streets, as follow . West, 6 m. dail mM. Cally, except Bunday, am. e- Limited Express, Rettimere 50 a, m. dally. exec} 4 beet Dies Fede wad 4:20 p.m. iv nnepolis. 6 00 and 11:55 . and 4: ' . except Sunda: 4s ALEXANDBiA EDERL SBURG BAIL- BArh peep LEXANDELA & WASHINGTON FomAlexaudris,0,7.8,9,10,11 8. 6, 6, 7:05, end Li m..1,3,4:30 Sanda) 9 : 40>.m. Op and i and 6 p.m or the Seuth, via Bichmond, 11:40 m. daily, and vis Lyuchbarg, 7:45 9. m. 1:40 p.m dally. Trains leave Alexandr! tor W 7.3, 5.6 On 10,18 a. mt Sunday at Send 108. m. Tickets, inforn amd Parlor Car accommodatic: ie Vie at the Offices:— Northeast corner of Thirwenth street and Peon sylvanta Northeast corner of Bixth street and Pen! wis avenue. dat the Depot, where wh orders can be left fc festination from Hotels a: cking of Baggage to Residences » M. BOYD, Je, Gen'l Passonger Agent FRANK THOMSON, Geni Manager. jan3-ly ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. H, 1876. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. | AUCTION SALES. T®z HABITATIONS OF MAN IN ALL AGES By Viclist le Buc, me #neids of Virgil, By Wm, Morris croft's History of the Un.ted States. Centen- nisl edition. Eights and Insights. By Mrs. Whitney. inn Hitchcock s Wedding Dress, Work in the V Rtat supply oth 4 oth: all supply of Ragsters, and other Bibles. At WM. BALLANTYNE: mar3 tr 425 7th street, JEW BOOKS Diseases of the Nervous System. By Dr. Hammond. Cloth, Ae | 5 tural Styles, By Rosengar- nimal Perasites and Messmates. By Van Bene- den. Tnteruational Sci. Series. le a — History of Natural Science, By Backley. Lite of Alexander Hamilton: 2 vols, @4.50. The Habitations of Man in All Ages, By Eugene Viollet-Le-Due: Illustrated. 95 Bancroft’s History of the United States. Oen- tenary edition Volumes 1and2. $2.25 per vol. ‘ust pul and for marae jOHUN SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, Corner 434 street and Penna. Ber Dearest Fos. “The Wooing O'T.”” rs Limber’s Baffle; or, A Church Fair and {ts febls-tr HOTELS. UNION SQUARE HOTEL, Union Bovank A.J.DaAM&SON, ano Lom er. ¢ NEW WORK. 42 Deenoas! At this Establisirment are to be found all pon rl Known to modern hotels of the eat Fie"Tocation ts the most destrabie im the efty, delog ina bealthful and charming neighborhood, and within easy distance of the chief public tasti- tutions, the leading business houses, and the prin- cipal theaters. he rooms sre spacious, very tight, elaborately furnished, snd thoroughly ventilated. and the viows srg varied, extensive and charm The Restaurant bas no superior anywhere out vers, luxury fa here suppited at mole rate cost, and the at ate are uniformly course mnt evator fs available at all honrs, day and 30—BaLTinone EK. O—New York aN Boston Bxragss 6:45—Clucinnati, St Louis and Pittbarg Bx Dinner at Cumberland, Md. tions. On Sunday et Belay only, 2d Way Stations MITED ExPagss Ho stops 2:15—Baitimore, Way Stations and Annapolis, 2:30—DEW YORK aND NORFOLK BXPEKSS, Poliman Parior Cars. 3.30—Baltimore, | Frederica st our Point of docks, Hagerstown Ferry, Winchester and Way as. (Via Metropolitan Branch.) 4:30—BaLtinoae ExPn Stops at Laurel $232 Baitimore, annapolis oud Wry Stations 6:30—Onicaco Vast RxPanss Magerstown. 6:00—BaLtimons Exrress 6 « Station 05—Baltimore and Way Stations. :00—Baltimore aod Way Statious 5:80—81 neinnatt, Pittsbarg. Fast Bx- hicego, Columbus, Sandusky and ¥ Sisticns om Ohio and ‘Thicaee Divisions. No connection for Pittsburg x Nieuy Expaass, Sleeping cars New York rem Wa 2 Oo 8. ma. ©.m, daily, except Sanday. No connection on Sunday gapolis, Steanton ¢ York apd Phiisd farthi 3 for bagesg: fin the sity Master of Transportation, 2 ai Tic aight. Visitors to New York will nowhore meet bet accommodation er more reasonable termes. janl3-Sa: EDUCATIONAL, - WEST END INSTITUTE Fay ves. MD L. Cc Youn rs. . Cay Sew Haver Send for circular. ‘PEE EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE, lth and I streets, BEV. F L. KNIG » D., heal Master: PROF. JOHN LOWRY) A M.. Ass. Mastry. The Sixth Annuai Session of this church school aceon WEDNESDAY, tho 8th her information ean’ ba bad F. L KNIGHT.D. Dy, 1442 Uorcoran street. AND CLASSICAL SE- LECT SUHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 915 York avenue n. w.—Mrs. ANGELO JACK- 4, Principal —The eighth aunual session begins on the 14th of September, 1875. augit-ly 'y Scnocl for )NGLISH. FRENOH vi BANKERS. 650, 8100, 00, 8500, $1,000. LEX, FROTHINGHAM & CO. BANKEBS aud Brokers No 12 Wall street, make tor omere desirable investments of large or small am ante in stocas of a legitimate character, w. frejuently pay from five to twenty Umes the am’ inverted every thirty days. Stocks bought and carrte deposit of five per cent. ports rent free. war STEKET C. A New Book, 48 pages,containing 4 engraved ilustrations, with Infvrmation for Stock Specuia- tors. Price, cioth covers, 0 cents; paper covers, free, by mail. ree TOMBRIDGE & CO. feblé-eoly Bankers and Bri 2 at. COAL AND WOOD. cu 3 long as desired on Circulars aud weekly re- ¥. STEAMER LINES. | HE STEAS C#R WILL LEAVE the Fish Wh tree EVELY MOBNIN for Potomac Fisheri 1 tate Freight and paresager~ taken st low aplo-r M_E GRAGG ROK FOLK ON TeAER LADY OF THE LAKE: foot of Cb direst, ) DAY, at3p m Fare. $4, round trip, $6. Tickets good until used. FOR POTUMAO BIVEB LANDINGS. Stermer JNU. W. THOMPSON loaves Company's wharf, foot of 6b m., for Currioma every FRIDAY intermedi For information apply at the office of the Com- pany, uncer the Metropolitan Bank, 6th street, Opposite the Treasury, or to the Agent, at the wharf. mara7-ly E ‘¢PDEOPLES’ LIDE” P - INI, MATTOX CREEK. NOMIMODOCAND INTERBL LANDINGS. N " Ete sm ‘The sidewbeel emer 8, B Ba MOREL Will commence ronning to the al dings on Monday, March 6th, leaving from whaft foot of éth street every MON-, DAY and THURSDAY ate. 1 WV ERIDAY at7 © api fevz3 OPPBR MA- EUIATS RB. FITZHUGH, Agent. [NEW EXPRESS LINE Via CANAL, LADELPHIA ALEXANDRIA, WABH- PHUNGTON ANU GEORG BTOWD, SATURDAY, af 19. seat —y - en From #9 W ater street, e pion MONDAY step ine comnects adeiphia with Olyde’s Regular eckiy Line of Steamers for Provt dence, Boston and New kngiaud Baten ne im Bonin Oy an UTED, 4, A. ox ani D. 0 MINK. 39 1 evcoshire street, Bostox. S&H Freights delivered by Knox's Expres. Orders left si Goneral Office, 603 Panusylvania aventa. or = the Bteamers’ Wharf, wil! be proprptiy SS ant for D. of GO. elphia. Curasp LIaAg. WOTICB. With the view oF Gtminishing the chances of 201 liston, the Steamers of this Line take » specified course for sii seasuns of the year. On the outward presage from Queenstown to New York or Buston, crossing Meridian of 6) at 43 lat. or nothing to the north of 8. ‘On the homeward Je ero#ML, of 6) at 44 Iat., of nothing to the THE BRITISE AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWKEN NEW YORK AND LIVER- POOL, CALLING AT COHK HARBOR. Fxom New Yous. From Nuw Yorn. Gp nena Abril 1B Scotian. Wed MAY 17 thin... Wed. Apri: 19 Sc “Wed., June Abyssinia’ Wed. Apri 38) a Russia......Wed., May 8) Seta Wed HOO espay ad @ owing WR! aya 5 DAY from New York. ares Btoamers marked * Go not carry steerage passen- ere. 'Batas oF Passae.—Cablu, 380, 9100 and gine, i ‘to accom odatio ots Lo Paris, oe pore ig fional |. Beture tckets on fevorab! to and from all of Burope at oe lading 4 rng thd ‘avre, Antwerp on nd for Mediterranean ports. For freight and passage apply at the Company's oftloe, No.4 Bowling Green; or botb steerage and cabin, ) ALL WOOD & MOBRISON Wo. 616 7th at. “aly OHAS G. FRANOKLYS, Agect. ibe Meridian of a. | attention of consnmers. will leave Nowini every TURSDAY | H J. FEGAS, Deeler in WOOD AND COAL, Also Lith of beat quality at kila prices, Nv acd HALB in quaatities to suit. apl-2w* Cor. 6th and E streets southwest. CvAL AND KINDLING WOOD. Onr stock of COAL 1s now complete, embracing all the choice qualities, Go to which we invite the ur PATENT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD, with a fire-lighter in every bundle, is the best In use. For sale by ali grocers—try it. Bo shavings, peper or Acrosene oil required. CHEAP. SAFE. CLEAN. STEPHENSON & BRO. ‘Mill and Depot 7th-street Wharf, fep4l-ly Branch Office 121 Pennsylvania avene. CeaL: COAL! WOOD! Woob: CHEAP! CHEAP! FOR CASH! THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED. Arriving daily, cargoes of the best varieties of all kiuds of COAL and WOOD, Now is the time to buy ! 5 If you would save mouey get a go0/ artivewnd just recishty 2340 pounds 10 the ton, call on the uader- signed’ before you buy - Havicg two of the largest wharves tn the District, aud all the faciliti » po-sitle thereto annexed for the delivery of Goal direct from our vessels to the consumer, we can certaialy offer epecial induce- ts. A visit to our Wharves and Depot witl con- nce Cue at a glance of our nnsurpassed advantages, Good VINE WOOD delivered as low as 85.06 per G AK WOOD delivered as low as $6 to $7 per Cord. a single es is - Soo is necessary to convince | the public of the above facts , JOHNSON BROTHERS. Main Office and Depot at Jonusoa’s Wharves, foot Fee 1 1a02 ¥ etreet north west s 2"F etrect northwest Onices— {TTT2 gm street INSURANCE, Joun T. ABMS. D. W. KEeTOHAM. God AEMS @ KETCHAM, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROEEKS, | Le DRorr BvitpiNe, corner of F and Sth streets INSUBANCE of EVSHY DESORIPTION WBIT- _maré-tr TEN ON THE BEST TERMS. EMOVAL. office of the LYOOMING FIRE INSUB- RY hi remcved to THE TRADES LEXANDEB BALL, WILLIAM BALL, (Late with G@. Wy Barker.) - BALL a Mannutacturers ard Dealers in Doors, Sash and Biiods, Giass, Hardware end all Building Material, 547 Massachusets avenue. between 6th and 7th streets northwest, sell goods 20 per cent. cheaper than any other house. Call and examine. | je28-ly R=E™MoveED. JAMES F. BRL PLUMBEK AND GAS FIT15R, mor2]-tr Sil Tru 8ST. NORTHWEST. AWNINGas. JOHN ©. HOGAN, 713 Market Space, Manafacturer of a Newly Patented 8 apd Ventiiatio Awning for Stores, Hoteles Pabite rivate Dweilinge. rent. Sole Agent for NAtionS& SAFE DEPOSIT COy Corner 157% St. and New York avenut, FIBE AND BUBGLS 8 PROOF VAULTS All Binds of valuables taken 7 deposit. Bafes for rent. Office hou: m tod je10-eoly a PREME COCRT OF THE DISTBICT hp 5. Sepang . Pro fares tctioms Apri 4 sie the marter of uo will of AUGUST MOBCH: Application for letters testamentary on the estate of Rugust Hosch, of the District of Columbia, has ade by Charies Schneider. All per Soctekenes dare hereby notified to appear 1p Ths cou! TU 2d ds rt o1 ESDAY.the of May next, atl o'cock § m, to sbow cai tary estate of ti ould nxt lovee ‘no prayed: Provided. a copy of this order be Wipe wa A. WEBSTER, Hegister of Wills, HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sabscriber from the Su; Court of the ie Pee eee teed eee Given under my hand, this 2th 6 FRANCIS DODGE, Execator. ee H Buildings and ‘lage aud Tenta Mildew Proof Awning Material, "* °™,Syp4z¢ WE MAKE ONLY STRICTLY PURE Goons. STBIOTLY PURE WHITE LEAD, PITTSBUBGH, Pa. Every kog of our White Lead bears the follow!: it, and tee of fineness arran we guarantee a degree THIS PACKACE CONTAINS Pure Whitr Lead......... parts, Deine: dO ncn eeeen. “J & from abo: 4 DAvis; GHAMBARS 2°00", 25 IN GOLD will tpe contents ‘of this } dred, and thirty one. (631. | THIS AFTERNOON, | (THOMAS DOWLING, Aucttoncer. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BEAL PROPERTY Under and by virtus of several decrees made =. the Supreme Court of the Discrict of Colum. 8, in canse No. 1.08%. Equity Bules 5, Bashy asl'y, the undersigued will, upon the days aud times following, sell the fcllowing described real estate in the city of Washington; that is to say: On WEDNESDAY, April 12, st 4:30 o'clock In theafternoon. upon ‘the premises, he will seil lot numbered eight, 3,) in square. numbered six bu Thi+ lot is opposite the Baltimore and Obio railroad depot, in a neig! borhood where property is rapidly sdvancing io valine. On THURSDAY. April t3, at 4:30 o'clock. upon the premises. he will seil lot numbered five. (5,) in square 148, situated or near the intersection of 19th street and New York avenue, and fronting on Baw- linge Sjuare, On FRIDAY, April 14, at 4:30 o'clock p. m., at the auction rooms ct Thomss Dowling, be will sell ctr of lot 2, ip equare 11; Lot 7\in sanare el; Lot 3, in square 88; Lot 3, in equare 89: Lot 2), in square 743. The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are: One-fourth of purchase money cash, and the bal- avce in equal payments in six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months; pure T to g' satis- factorily eecured, bearing interest, payable quar- ter yearly, from ‘dats, tor the deferred payments, Deeds and recording at purchaser’s cost. WB. WEBB, Trustee. marl tthe THOS. DOWLING, Act. HOS. R WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer, 619 7th street. April 12th. at 5 p.m. in front of the premises, 08 of Lot 10, in equare re avenue, between nproved by two sub- s northe al brick houses, ‘Terme day of sale. aps d&ds THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, Anct. TO-MURRKOW. PPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctionser: TER’S SALE OF ELEGANT FUBNI- TURE By virtne of deed of trust, dated the 18th day of Oct 7 6 duly recorded in f the land records Gnd at the re Tehall sell at anest of the party secured . public ancti @HURSDAY, April 13th, 1s BU 10 o'clock, at resigence. No. 912 12th street, be: weet, the following supsrior French Piate Pier Mirror, (Siab red ia Crim oth Parlor Suites. Superior Walnut Marble-top Tables. Drop Light. Bronzed Mantel Set, (comprising Olock and Can- elabras Walnut Lounges and Easy Chairs, Saperb Black Walnut Marbie-tc p Chamber Suites, th Dress wit ing Cases Walnut Wardrebes, single and double, Superior Mattresses, Feather Filiows and Bolsters Husk and Hair Mattress Domestic Sewing Machine, in perfect conditiou, Brussels and Three. ply Carpets Walnut Marble-top Sideboard. Walnut Extension Dining Table, Oak Dining Ohairs, China and Glassware, Refrigerator, Tin Safe. Toilet Ware, Kitchen Bequisites, &c. Terms cast, i louse for rent. GEOBGE T. GIBBONS, Trustes. spé-dts [Bep} THOS, DOWLING, Axct. w4ss. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, on and Z2E > fle bad ars r. 8c. 3. 1576. at 10 oct ‘arcitnre. together with oda necessary in a well furnished resi- WASH. B. WILLIAMS Auctioneer. NUANSON BROS., Auctioneers, Southeast corner 9th and D sis. northwest. GENEBAL ASSORTMEN FUENITUBE, CARP > AU’ NING. 13th Ap at 10 o'clock, at our salesro 4D strests, we shall sell an ported f{ second-hand furniture, & ed as above, with other gooda. all 2 DUNCANSON BROS , Acct: E OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION —The le of a fine stock of GROURRIES will be con- tinued at No 906 renue northwest, on THUBSDAY M AST, at 10 oclek. ap E_J.8WREET, Anctioncer. De WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY, at 5 clock p.m. ArRit 24, in frout . two three story Brick Houses, Noa, Sd strest sonthesst Terma'made kuown on day cf sale. GEORGE COW Secretary N.¢. B. E. 4 -sociati DOWNMAN « GREEN, 4 M.C. LUITRELL, Salesman. apl0-3caw JNITED STATES MABSHAL'S SALE. In virtue of two writs of fieri facias, issued ont of the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the D: trict of Cotumbia a: d to me directed, 1 wil sell, pablic sale. for cash, in front of the court-hou-e door ef said District. on SATURDAY, the 29th day of April, 1576, at 12 o'clock m.,all V. Marion Burche @ nicht claim and interest in aad to following Gescribed property, viz:—The west f of lot No. 19. in square Blo, 264, iu the city of Washington, D. C.. together with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon the property of Victor MBurche and will be sold to satiafy executions No. 1583, in favor of Owens aud gluse of FE. Alexander, and 15083 in favor of “ALEX. SHARP, U. 8. Mars! April 8th, 1876. D.c. aps-dtds MENS WEAR. SPRING GOODS. NEW STYLES FINE GOODS, TO MAKE TO MEASURE. SUITS TO ORDER, FROM 635 UP. READY-MADE SUITS, FROM $14 UP. READY-MADE SPRING OVERCOATS, $10 UP. DEVLIN & CO 1106 F STREET. marl8-tr pee Oe EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW COOK'S BASCEBY SAL € OF TWO FRAME ON 9TH STREET. ADJOINING TEMPLE. AT AUCTION. By virtue of a decree ef the Supre the District of Oolumbis. cause No. 40%. 1 iu, @ay of Agi ry ise Az kK p. ur. tn front ic auction, Lot ry itv, fronting 81 f reet west. and aunpiag back t, and improved by two Fi ts: One-third of the purchase money in cash idue in two equal payments, at six and twelve months, with tix per cent. interest. Deterred par nents to be secured by the purchaser - ed final ratification of the on the full ibe purchase r omy. Donverancing at * coat. A depeatt of $800 will be required as =o0n a PS Duncangon Bros, REGINALD FENDALL. eplitd — Aucts Trostes, 323 4st nw. H. WARNE, corser F and 7th sree’ TRUSTER'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROP » NEW JERSEY AVENUE, BETWE ‘DL STS. NORTHWEST. By virtue of a der of trast, dated March 234, 1575, recordes| in Liber 789, foli> 421, of the land recurs for the District of Columbia, and by tion of the party secured thereby, Iwill offer at pabiic auction, in front of the premises, on SATUR DAY, April the 92d. 1875, at 5 o'clock p m.. parts of Lota C and D. In square No. 89, fronting about 17 feet]. inches on New Jerscy avenue, ani extend ing back the depth of the jot to an 15 feet alley Tne Property is improved by a new brick dwelling, con taining nine recms, bay window, and modern im provements Terms of sais 1s monthe, De of reent por a: $200 down ar time of sale at cost of purchaser . NATH'E OARL a, F D CLEARS. Bal OUNG & MIDDLETON, Real Estate Aactioncers. F IMPROVED PROPEBTY * TWEEN PEN Yu NE STREET SOUTH Columbia, Tw T MONDAY, the clock highest bi ni pri ard twelve ast on the premises purchaser bearing igh paid down att mt plied with es the righ thin seven to resell the property n ten (10) days public wotice st the risk and’ cost of defauitiog purchaser. JOHN A. BAKER, Trostas, G_& MIDDLETON. 4 _apla-cokds ASSIGNEE’S BALE 0) SHELVIN. ‘ commencing at 10 virtue of an anst » LIne CORs, & NING. April T will « Arcceries £34 etreet Su Taos, Tas, Soap ry epper. sp € Tobacco, Tube, Buehe a Molasses, Vinegar. Proves Brandies, Wh: + Port el} ing + ac., ke; erous other ore. articles nenaliy RANK HUME, H. 0. Moore & Go., Washington. Assicnee of apil 6 H. WABNEB, corner 7th and F streets. TRUSTER'S BALE OF BEAUTIFUL CORNER fyb ters AND O STBERIS NOBTH- By virtue of a deed of trust, sade July 5th, 3874, and recorded in Liber 76, folto 25 he land records of the District of Col: the request of the perty recused thereby public sais, on WEDNESI I will offer ¥. April 19,1576, 151, Wark: ot 20 5 street, at t north @ depth of 125 feet, improved by a Fra: ‘Terms: Ore fourth cash; balance at 10 per cent interest in 6 -nd 12 menths JOS ©.G. KENNEDY. Trustee, apll-dts J.T COLDWELK, Saternan. TP ECSTEES SALM AT AUCTION OF AN ELEGANT DWELLING ON | STREET, BETWEEN ViKMONT AVENUE AND TH STRERT. By virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated March 25, 1574 and recorded in Liber No ote 117, one of the land records of the District ot Colvmbi ou THUBSDAY, the 27th day in frovt ef the . Lot No 23,inJ.G rret's Subdivision of original Lot No.5, in 8)uare 159. said subdivisten being recorded ta Liber Hi. D Q,, foli» 144 in the office of the Burveyor of the Di of Columbia. This lot fronts ou I street north, and run: bark to & 30 toot alley: ts improved by an elegant three- story Brick Dwelling, (No. 1937 I street north- we ) with basement, attic and “building, aud has éxeelisnt furnace and Terms: Une-third of the anc balance in three ena! montes from day of ~ale, f purchaser, bearing tm bi 2 rest at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, and secured by a deed of trust on A deposit of @1.090 ime of «ale, the progeity. shall be given. Will be reqnired of the par: Allconves ane! If the t-rms of werk from the dey o right to resell the pro! the detauiting parcel er, nDon fee In 8 eas my Mae ving : EORGE Gas, ARTHUR FEND sLL, { Trastecs aril [Bep.) PUNCANSON BROS . Anes, VASE. B WILLIAMS, Auctioncer. TKUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE [MPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON THE CORNER ¥ 207TH AND M STREETS SOUTIIEAST. By virtue of @ deed of trust. dated the 19th ry mn} erty at th ving seven days on and Ki the land records » in the District of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, I shall eel, at public suction, in front of the pril 14th, A. D. iece or parcel of Sid elty of Washi ran: ground. situare in ington, and known and designated ‘a8 part of lot numbered oce (1), in syuare numbered pine banéred acd fifty two (992): Bogiantug for sald part at the southeast corner of eaid lot a: square, and running thence wert along the line of M street south fity-one feet and six inches (51 ft. 3 north seventy five feet and seven inches( 76 fi. 7in ): thence east fifty-one feet and six inches 51 ft 6 in.) to the line of 10th » aud t) south se’ enty five feet and seven inches (78 {t.7 in.) to the piace of beginning, with the improvements thereon consisting of @ brick dwelling-house containing “Forms made known at the time cf sale ae WELLS J. BABCOCK, Trnstes. Bp3 ce Wasi. B. WILLIAMS, Avet. yee iG & MIDDLETON, Auctionsera. CHANCEBY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- Beer 1259 SIXTH STREET NORTH By virtue of a decree of the Srp Court of the District of Columpia, holding a special term, passed in Equity fause No. 4.334, docket li, public auction: iu front of the prem: ises. on MONDAY, the 17th day of April. 1576, 4:30 o'clock p. m , the following described real es. tate. with the improvements thereon to wit: of lot numbered 7, in square numbered 481, com: mencing for the seme at a point on 6:b street north- west. t from the northwest cOrner of said lot 7, apd raving thence due east 93 feet 4 inches, thence south 16 feet. thence west 98 feet 4 inches to said 6th street, and thence north 16 fest to the point of beginning. The improvements consist of a two- us ‘The terms of sale, as prescribed by said decree ere: One-third cas! nd the balance in three «3 ¢qual instalments at 6, 12. and 1#months, the de- ferred payments to bear interest at eight(s) per cent. from the day of sale. and secured to the sat faction of the Trustee. If the terms of the complfed with in seven days from the rty will be resold cost of defaulting purchaser upon (isement of the same in some daily new: yinted and published inthe city of Washi RB deposit of 100 will be required at the tims at tl cy y of i t the sale Ail conveyancing ot - YOUNG & MIDDLETO. ¥ SALE 0} STATE aT RE. C sma, RUCTION ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF K STREET, BE- TWEEN “2h AND 97H STRESTS EAST, HOUSE No. 520. virtue of a decrée of the Sn; bia, passed EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. April 5 inv. FORTY-FOURTH coNGRESS Closing Proceedings Yesterday. SENATE.— After our report closed An extended discnasion ensued oa the geveral merits of the bill xing ihe rate postage on third-class mall malier, 4 which M-. Harvey said the species of leg! lation contained fn the pending bill was for the exclusive benefit of the express compa nies. On motion of Mr. Morrill, of Verm House amendments to the bill mak appropriation fer the improvemen Capitol grounds were coucurred ‘he Senate went into executly and then adjourned. The Treasary Barean of Engravi and Printing ‘on HOUSE.— After our report cloved— Mr. Randall, from the Committee on Ap propriations, reported back the vill making #n appropriation for the deficiency in th Bureau of Printing and Engraving of the Treasury department, with a recommenda tion that the amendments of the Senate be concurred in. Mr. Holman called for a vote on the amendment striking out the third section which makes siiver dollars @ legal tender to the amount of 80, and smailer coins £2 The amendment, by & vive voce vote, was apparently adopted, but Mr. Holman manded tellers, aud pending a vote the hour of 430arrived, and the House look a recess until 7.30, the bi ig Over Until to Morroy morning. « session At the evening session, the House went tn Committee of the Whole on the legis in to the lative appropriation bill; Mr. Cox (N.Y the et Mr. Randall offered an amendme viding that the engraving an ternal revenue stamps saal urean of pgraving @r Pr Treasury department, prov cost does not exceed tae cost u existing contract. He said the government should be able to compete with private perties, as it | had ne. ther reut, insurance or dividends, the reason why itcould not b: hours of labor. T: t disse offered amendm: xpended balance for stamps s avatlable for the years ending J ane ., 1s and June 30, 1s Without making further bilethe House at i ir amead th The Late A. T. Stewart The New York papers devote const: ¥ of the lite or A.T. 8! the merchant millionaire, who diel etty on Monday, from which the @ extracts are taken HIS PROPERTY. q sonal property, an last year. His personal pro al estate at s+ r purposes of t on ation is only 60 per the real value,so that tne actual of the personal property was about n alue $5,000,000, and the estate abou 000, making a total of $15.60.00. TY ever, represents only a small por a of Mr. Stewart's immense wealth, as be owns bonds and stocks not Hable to taxation; mill prop- erty worth millions of dollars at Gienkam, near Fishkill; the newly laid-out Gard City, on Long Island, and the railroad ¢on- necting it with Hunter's Point; tue Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga, valued at =1.000,- 060; stores and agencies ‘in Loudon, and other foreign cities, and a large nv of manufactories and milis in the United States and abroad, including the Mohawk and Eiboef Milis, at Little Falls, N the New York SMilis, at_ Holyok: the Woodward Mills, at W@bdstoc! und the Yantico Mills, at Vantico. it is generally estimated that Mr. Stewart by left property to the amount of $16,000 and possibly more. HIS RELATIVES Mr. Stewart has no biood relations ra he ts the last of his race, having died witn- ont iss He married, in 1si!, Miss Corae- ha M. Clinch, sister of the present deputy collector of the port of New York, and the only relatives be leaves are connections of his wire. These are Mrs. Judge Smith,a daughter of Mrs. Stewart's brother, Charles Clineh, a nephew of Mrs. Stewart, and with Mr. Kingman, manager of the branch house in Paris; three Misses Clinch, half sisters of | Mrs. Stewart, and the children of Charies 0. Butler, who married a sisterof Mrs. Stew- art, and who. his wife having diet, has mar- riedagain. The Misses Morrow, daughters of an old friend of the Stewart family in Ire- land, have been often seen with Mr. and Mis. Stewart, by whom they have been re- eardced almost as blood relations. MORPHIA—A Lady's Pavel Use of It. arau E. Morgan, of 55 west 12th street, yesterday. On Saturday evening Mrs. Morgan and Mr. aud Mrs. H A. Allen, who live in the same house, sat down to a game of cards. After playing e time Mrs. Morgan left the room, but ned and resumed the game, saying that sbe bad just taken a doseof laudanam. Soon afterward Mrs. Morgan grew drowsy, aud at last retired. Mr. Morgan returned from his business late, and be found his wife lying dressed upon the bed, uncouscious, and hold- in her hand @ box of morphia. He roused Mr. and Mrs. Allen and ran for a physician. Mr. Allen ascertained that no morpliia had been used out of the box. The fatal dose had evidently been taken from a two ounce vial of jaudanum that was on the bureau empty. Dr. Wetzel used the customary remedies, and twenty-four hours of this treatment pro- duced some results that seemed favorable, but a sudden ch: intervened, and she died early yesterday morning. Mrs. Morgan bad been yf macro gegen since the death of her young daughter, a year and a haif ago. Her nervous system has been much pros- trated since, and recourse to narcotics Was the consequence. Mrs. Morgrn was 34 native of Stamfort, Coun., niece rnum, and wife of Major Harry Morgan, of the Tennessee state troops in te late war, who is & brother of the renowned confederate raider, General John Morgan.— LY. ¥. Sun, 12th. AN OLD MysTEky Berne CLEARED Up.— Au old Sussex county (N. J.) mystery is ina fuir way of being solved, by the arrest on Friday evening, in Port Jervis, of Mrs. Mary Maun, who is now in the Sussex county jail @waiting trial for murder. Mrs. Maun had been the wife of a farmer in Hardwicke township, Sussex county, named Jabez Sa- vercoal, and Enos Mann, the present hus- band of the woman, was one of the farm bands. An intimac; ——— between the laborer and the wife, whi ied to much town gossip. Mrs. Savercoal usually carried ber husband's dinner tohim while he worked in thefield. One day she left in great haste, leaving the dinnerdishes behind her, contra- ry to her custom. Almost immediately after be bad eaten hisdinner Savercoal was taken with a violent fit of vomiting anddied in great pain. The neighbors suspected that he had been poisoned by the woman, but no steps were ever taken to secure her arrest. Soon after the death of Savercoal the woman married the farm laborer, but her domestic affairs did not run smooth! bitter quarrels ensued. their quarrels Mrs. Mann two or three days -, her arrested for assault. le in retaliation charged her with having caused the death of her first husband by poi- soning him. She was taken intocustody and committed to jail to await the action of the graxd jury. THE DEADL BS A Woman Commits A MURDER—The lit- ule town of Eden, Bear Lake county, Utah, fs i 3 EH J f i i i i & i = | mout Imprisoned tn a Sewer SEAK THIMF ATTEMPTS To BRCArR ra Aw THaRe wo sneak who bas ance of the police for " Thoreday et robbing the money drawer in 0, weRT the Singer sewing He ran into the street and officer, who pursued him for several blocks. The thief raa wh to the foot of Trumbull street and then carted ) the mouth of a large sewer whic empties into tbe river. Tbe officer procured a ljantern and followed him for a sbort dis- tance, but was finally so mueh evercome by » | the gases and offensive odors thet he was | compelled to retrace his steps. In the mean- lime Gelgiman, who had seen the gieam of light from the lantern in the bands of the officer, crawled into one of the branches con- necting with the rain sewer and made his way toa manhole. through which he hoped to make his escape, but he found that be fouls Ret clime up the sidesof the man . ter wasting bis strength & ate but inetfectual struggles to release Bim: self. bis agony became intensified on finding that the tide Was rapidly rising. The water | Tose until It rerehed bis breast, and he was very nearly suffocated by the futid atmos. Phere Which be was compelied to treatne. je could hear only faintly the noise of the traffic on the street above, and ile a particle of st voice could not | water receded he rene | he fell fainting and com) nd Altu with whi the sewer was covered. His face carne in ct with some of the water flowing and thi seemed t * gh revive btm | he began lo craw! backward, and his | lter despair produced a feeling of deapera- tion, Which imbued him with a new strength, and he continued his desperate straggies UTI, At So'clock Suoday morn overjny agai fading | of the main ® | scious on the | covered by some him assistance tion. T the 8 had red. His hands and in seme places t His head wes one mass « come tb contact and bis clothing was red with dirt and mise i ( er He fel bis dogers, almost entirely 4 knees were bleeding, benes w «hb WAS Worn « ts and nearly Lim to bem beadquarters ered vers sitis thought be has been 80 hed miremdy, the | charge o be presse! againat him in case he nid recover.—(N. ¥, Times, deserves. Tats nosed had gone e most raral of put it Seems Cuat it is presere- fatal fora in the elties, aud erissere tosuffer from it. publish the story of a brother, din the Western Advocate, and here it is 2 ave OCcasion, ing heed to see ® ister, early the morning after coaferenee adjourned, I went te bis boarding-place, one of the choicest in thecity. He aud his room- mate Were making thelr tollet, and revealed their presence by hoarse and almost tnees- sant coughing. Their entertainment had been most hospitable; but they had een assigned to the ‘spare-room,” an elegant apartment, reserved for favored guests. The +pacious and yielding bed had an foviting look, but & damp and moidy smell. Indsed the wh partment revealed an alarming unfamiliarity with sunshive. But it was the ‘best room,’ and any intimation from them that both room and bed were damp bad secmed rude and ungrateful. So the: ped, and contracted, ocenpted tne room and colds, from the effect of which one bas sinee sted, and the other still suffers, Sei and baggard sufferer, not long I should be able to visit my appointments at leas ‘Ww Limes more, ifthe friends would not presist in putting me away chilly spare-rooms and damp beis” When such cases have run the course doctors ma} say. ‘Iited of hepatized tungs;’ but more will understand them if they say, ‘Died of sleap- | ing in spare-beds.” In the mame of the brotherhood, I protest, if we are to occupy the ‘spare room,’ and sleep tn Ube “xpare-ved,” | they should be dry and well aired. We cer- taloly do not elect to be suicides for courtesy, a you would bot give us Death tor a bed- fellow!” ed in its that the m He asks us te ee A LONDON SCANDAL TRANSFERRED TO Naw York —A private detective from Lon- don arrived in city two weeks ago, apd bas procured evidence in ascandal case, transferred {rom England to America, whieh willmake @ rich chapter in Uhe daily jour- baJs &8 Soon as the matter is made pubiic. IL @ppears that the daughter of a rich Loa- doner eloped with &@ young swell—one of the “demme” style of fellows—and cameto this country. They were to have been married. in England, but, because of their baste and fears of detection, they were not. Having travelied on the sieamer, however, as man and wife, the scoundrei refused to marry the = on their arrival in New York. She was istacted, and did the wisest thing possible under the clrcumstances—she sent a cable message to her father, saying she was in New York, not married. Tae father com- prebended the situation at once. He procured & warrant for the fellow's arrest on a eharge of abduction and seduction, and had the pa- = Properly @ttested at the Foreign ‘oftice. hen he gave them into ao officer’s hand and sent him to New York. The officer found tbe parties easily, and, as soon as he under- stood the situation, telegraphed to London for instructions. The answer was brief but explicit—“Marriageor arrest.” The Swell was at firstobstinate, but the detective cornered him with the warrant, and gave him his choice to return as a felon or marry @ prospective heiress. Hie accepted mar riage, @ud all hands have their Uckets paid for on the Baitie Wi steamer day after to-morro' Chicago Tribun —_—______.. Mr. BOWEN AND THE PLyMovra Com- MITTEE.—The Bowen family and the Ply- mouth special committee were uber Last night again, and the Rey. W. H. Ward con- cluded bis argument in behal! of Mr. Bower. Mr. Ward argued that no word had ever been extracted from Mr. Bowen condemnatory of Mr. Beecher until the committee had forced him to make known the substantial facts im bis ion. Mr. Shearman had tously: proinised Mr. Bowen that none of admis- sions sbould be used against him, yet they had violated thisagreement. Mr. Bowen was abundaatly able to justify the his pastor was a au aduiterer, but P2 for a rae evening. Mr. wen is ex, a next meeting: of the church “OXY. Sun, 12th. The New York and cage A association of Congregational ministers invite evidence against Beecher. NEw ENGLAND METHODISTs ASKING For A CHANGE.-The Now England Meth- = conference, after @ well-contested de. le Star (a. ¥. Cor. 5 the majority of the siding elder question, “Tie in’ somewast erence A ft ad policy. It more | conference terdsie the that to ine in the following par- ‘annual. contcrenses ictien; to abolish the necessity for quarterly conferences; to have elders elected by conferences, but stationed b; R* eine STtREest,