Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1878, Page 3

EDUCATIONAL. NEX of the MARYLAND ICULTURAL COLLEGE commences February 1, 1878. For a inlogues, &c.. address STEAMERS, &c. Res PTION OF KOUCTE uN THU meee AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. HOS. KE. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auct’r AUCTION SALES. M AUGENSTEIN, 4 t $20,000 WORTH OF UBL IC AUCTION ‘ON SHOE A i'r, 805 Tih si. new. D SHOES ar HE E Ys Marit Ist. street wharf Ee Monday and Thursday at 7 returning will leave Friday morning, MPORTANT, SPFCIA FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS IN CONSPANTINOELE AND SMYRNA, RICH AND UNIQUE TURKISH AND PER- SIAN GOOLS, Being the most elegant and varied collection of ORIENTAL WARES Ever exhibited in this country, PORTLERES and L ‘ORY BALE ITI} ERT NORTHWEST. wits HON NORTH SIDE, HAVING A FRONTAG: F 2 V.. PRUD*HOMME 8 FRENCH CLASSES. Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced. pidiy. and with a BS o' tock p.m., and continuing mation. inquire at G. L, Uilice, 1114 Pennsylvania ave- WM. H. KILLMON, Agent, iGEMENT. y. ove will be sold at a positive sac! the stock must be reduced in order for spring stock. febl FT, Fox & Co... Real Es‘ate Brokers, 15th street and Pennsylvania avenue. ENTIRE CONTENTS OF IRV! CURNER 81 AND D STREETS WES?. CONSISTING OF FURNT 35 ROOMS, @UOD WILL, LEASE, & ION, Cn FRIDAY MORNIN 1878, commencing at LL 0’ mises, as an entire niture, Fixtures, Good Will ani House, corner 8ih and D streets northwest. as NG ROOMS. furnished in Black Wa'uut, 2 DINING-ROOMS, AK AND LUNCH-ROOM, House carpeted unroughout, most of Furnitare ses and Bedding, Fine Bar, Counter and Fixtures, Steam Table, Crystal Chan= Ony of the cosiest and most convenient hotels in the city, A spieudid opportunity for a business ‘Terms: $1.000 cash; balance (will be stated at : 8. SON BROS, Auctioneer: Real Estate Auctioneer, 4, IN SQUARE r THs Foot ers virtue of adeed of trust, dated on th: nue, or at wharf, 25th day of June, A.D. 1873 and second in liver No. 725," folio 52. one of the land re-: gords of the District of Golumbia, the undersigned uublic auction, in front of the 12th day of Febru- in., in the city of Wash- Lots No. 12 aud 13, ex- Inches of ot 13, anit the juare 488; the south- ’@ front of 24 feet street west, and prenunetation, on. Myer and Cuildren, 9 a,m., 10a.m., INTER ARRAN FOR NORFOLK, FURTRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH itt and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF AKE, Captain J. WHYTE, leaves 6th-street wharf, ther notice, eve! NESDAY, and 01 itlemen, Boys and ¢ Superb and recherche WINDOW CURTAIN™; highly artistic 3ERAIL and MOSAIC WOKK; Plano, Sofa and Table Cov- hly-embroidered Chair Covers; Antique Koniah, Daghestan. Mecca gs; Caraman’ and” Bagdad CU t Khorasan CARPETS: Tk RUGS; Armenian’ EMBROI- . &e. TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED, ice and rare collection of CHINESE POTTERY AND 3 s Saki, Owari, Nan- Trustee will sell premises, on TU S reserved for Private Lessons and Class, 2cb st. Mondays and Tharsda: 4 p.m.; other Werk days between 12 and 1. ys att The 12m | THE PRRMAN, LATIN and GREEK, | . Raters, bi M PINKNEY. cept the south 9 feet 63 and Kelim Ru, southern part of lot 11 aliin TAIN 2 Tt of lot 11 aforesaid beihy ches, more or less on Bt ug back with the same width to the western orrear end of said lot. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash; aud the residue in three equalin- Stalments, at six, twelveand eighteen months, after day of sale, for which deferred payments the notes o! the purchaser, day of sale, and ty sold, are to b by F. MUSSAE permission, | WED. RIDAY, at 8 o’clock with steamers for Bost orthern Points, Returnit DAY, at 4 0°clock p. FOR PUTOMAC RIVER LANDIN' Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain Joun wes her wharf, foot of th times a week- o’clock’a. m., for' rth a a et id Leonardi a nes id Bokhara Si. ERIKS. &e. A cl JAPANESE r Consisting of 5: hin and Hezin VA TE, EPARATION GR RENCH. ENC LISH and MATH) experience of 10 year: DONALDSON, a. bearing Interest at 7 per cent. from secured by deed of trust on proper- ven: oF all cash, at the option 0 whcn bid Is accepte PAR : 2SITTING-RUO¥S, x KIt TO TAKE PLACE TUESDAY, WEDRE DAY THURSDAY AND f A February 12,13,14 ny AL Hi AND GENTLE Nish branches. Rnsiish branches. Albert Pike, Mr. John If the purcnaser fails to comply with the terms of sale within seven days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the rij to resell at risk and cost of the defaultin; ser, upon giving scl pe Currioman an o’clock a, m., for Currioman an For further information. Metropolitan Bau the Company’s Whar! e called for Lica press Otiee. SaMGEL |B, d. ACCINELL’ STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK, ie steamers JOUN GIBSON and E. ©, HT alternately leave Pier 41 East at 4 o'clock p.m. ; Georgetown evel Bick Walnut. Mattre wn. ‘RIDAY, ly at the Office, over aud 15,4 Land 7 o'clock p.m., may deem pro- Apress Moe, ‘or at 108. E, WAGGA lon at Knox's Ex- ACON, rt. 21 NontTH CHARL Batttmore. jon. with Cata- y AND DAY SCHUOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, ‘Auctioneer, 513 Tih st. THE ENTIRE SQUARE 904 F STREET NORTH Ww E<T. WASHINGTON, D.C. MES. J. EDIVY SOMERS, PRINCIPAL, Spring term opens WEDNESDAY, January sock, 1878, REFERENCES: *u, Pastor Foundry M. E. . D. D,. Pastor Con; Byrou Sunderland, D. D., jJan8-1m/ TRUSTEES’ SALE ¥ SQUA DRED AND NINET e of a deed of trust, bearing date 1875. and duly recorded in ‘Liber’ et seq., one of the laud ty, District of Colum. AS. DUNGAN, Auctioneer, 817 7th st. new. TIRE FURNITURE OF A FAMILY INING HOUSEKEEPING AT AUC- ESDAY and WHURSDAY, GS, February 13 and 14, com River, New York SATURDAY RDAY at 6 o’cloc! same day. | _ Freight taken at lowest rates. For information apply at Office over Metro} ENHAM, Agent, Wi SAMUEL BACON, President. “LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN A, ALEXAN ‘AND GEORG: Connecting at Philadelphia with Cl ror a England States. aturday, at 12m, a a wal please to J. H. JOHNSON it, and 12th-street HYDE, 59 Wa- ‘WM. P. CLYDE & ‘harves, Phila ALE OF LOT SOUTH OF SQUARR 70s, HA CAVITOL oT TRUSTERS: Church; Rev. tional Church records for Washing bia, and at the U thereby, we wills public auction, in 8, on TUESDAY, the 12:h day of Feb- 1878, at 4 0’clock p. m., all of Square re Six hundred and ninety-seven, bounded on the north by south i street; on the south by South K street; on the west ‘ay Itol street, and on the east by Half ES, &c.; THE | WNOING To THE CH STERN BRANCH. Or THE EA Ly virtue of a certain deed « dat” 2d day of Augu 5 cu y recorded in Liber No, 833, at foli +Usiq.. one of the land recor ‘Columbia, and at Ue reque: ders vfs certain overdue and unpaid promissory AMESCORRIDON, Professor of Penmanshtp, Cloud $fulicing. pokkeeping and short-Hand taught in short au easy courses of | rough in: gearanteed, Leasons given at prising Waluut Ch ¢, Dining-room avd ¢ RIA, WASH- Ferogen YASH » large lot of ni e mentioned in ai the undersigned will s of the premises, at Y, the 26ih'day of Februar piece or parcel of ground in the District afuresaid, an nated as Lot numbered four (4), in Square numtered south of Square seven hundred and eight (s. of 708), and all the lights and privileges to the said lot belonging, and rantors in said de pensation, or otherwise, for, Sstreet, bordering the sai mprovements, implements and ay Tor. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash: and the residue in three equal instalments, payabi eighteen and twent with interest at se 1 by the said deed secured, ublic auction, in front 1878, all that ENCEERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Co} L aiits, € pttage Terms of sale, (according to the terms of the 508, and accrued interest U ereon and expenses of sale, in cash; balauce in one and two years, with Interest, secured upon the ground sold. Three hu.drea dollars to be paid Toperty is knocked off. ih iu seven day MARTIN M. ROE febl-dts AL H r Suits, Extension and Marble Tat n day aud eves daughters pract Gensed Instruction. aud. training tn rapid calcula- Language, Letter-writing, Busi- Business Forms, Bookkeeping, sand a splendid collection of new and second-hand Carpets; 20 second-hand Stoves; lot Mirrors and Oil Paintings, 4 attend. ‘Terms cash. N 817 7 st. new, = SAIL Thorough, con- From Phiiadelphia— From Washington, at 11 From Georgetown— Mond Freights received daily. Bills of lading known and’ desig er and wharfing r $8 per month, quarter or year begins at time of Eveutng tuition, rated circular, giv 4 iven to Boston and, anes of ene: ‘ Casigness wishin ods landed at Georgetown WI em marked "Georgetown, D. For full information appl PRER, brrustoes, UNCANSON BROs., Aucuoneers, TRUSTEF'S SALE OF ENTIRE C TON HOUSE," 22 A STREET NORTH WES UAT AUC By virtue of @ deed of trust, given to me, 1 866, follo 242, one of the land records of ‘Washington county. Dis- trict of Colin bia, ? wiilsell at public auction, ESDAY, 18th day of February, A. D. PU n. w., commencing at 1 chatté's on said premi- cribed in Schedule **A,** tion executed to 01 % particulars, sent on appll- H. ©. SPENCER, Principal. OY'S ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACAD- EMY—4% st. Sunderland's | CI ‘gius September 8d, 18” rior advantages of this Acade! Principal bookstores, oF Principa:, 1315 4% st. 8.w. MUSIC, 707 8th st. n.w.—Second MONDAY, November lath. Tul- jon (with free lessons, &c.,) $3 to $13. HOUSEFURNISHINGS. RENCH PORCELAL CROCKERY, THIS EVENING. UNCANSON BROB., Auctioneers. SALE OF MAGNIFICENT DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SOLID SILVER SETS, PLATED WARE, GUNS, BEVOL- VERS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BRON- SHOW CASES, and recorded in Lit four months respect z per cent. par annum until i fer which shall be executed the notes of the pur- aser, secured by deed of trust upon t all cash. at the option of the yosit of $200 required at the time of sale, to be at the cost of the purchaser. indersigned reserve the right to resell the of sale are not complied ORTH GERMAN LLOYD. LINE BETWEBN Ni pe ce ee ae 1@ Steamers of this Company w! ‘every arday from Bremen Pier, ‘Third reet, Hoboken, From New York to Southampton, don, Havre and Bremen, fi 1878, at 922 aud 924k 10 o"clock, ail the good: ses, snd mentioned and di attached to said trust, comprising in Counter and Desk, Tables, Chairs, @fass\ i Coffee Uurnis, Table-cloths, arpeth, ‘able, &c., &¢. ith numerous other articles u first class dining room and boarding house, ___ AUGUSTUS BO@ STEAMSHIP SOUTH. On account of dissolution of co- of S. Goldstein & Co., commencing on WEDNES) 16th, and continuing daily from to4 o’clock 9: m,, until all are sold, thel in store AVENUE N.W., aty if the te with within five da: 8 Brdroomn Setts, C2 Parlor Suites, Steai HYDE, : JOHN BELDEN, }Teustees. _3.T. COLDWELL, Sal GALE OF COLLATERALS. x = On MONDAY, February 18, 1878, at 1 o*clock P. m., Will be sold for the holder, at public auc- at my office, in Warner's building, 916 F rthwest,’ Five Shares of Stoci Brick Machine company, bing cei lifitates Nos. 129, 130, 141, 142 and 143, held as $30 currency, ORLRICHS 2 Bowling Green, New Yor EKICAN LINE OF STEAMS!) ilevery THURSDAY direct from Philadelphia to Li touching at Queenstow! ‘abin, intermediate and ers, 1429 ¥ streot, | Line to Antwerp. UNARD LINE. NOTICE, ith the view of diminishing the chances of col- asually found in nd Fixtures con ENN LV aN ‘under Metropol ticle warranted as represented. psitive and without reserve, plendid opportunity to obtain bargains ts here n Ample accommodations for ladies, Gcods at private sale at a N, ENGLISH CHINA, GLASSWARE, PLATED WARE, AND HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS. A full stock constantly on hand of best goods at we “ANSON BROS TRUSTEE'S SALE BAR FIXTURES, COUN NITUKE OF DINING-ROOM, AT AUC. TION. By virttie of a deed o duly recorded in Liber I recor District of Cc UORS, CIGARS, DFU st_given to me, 857, folio 84, one ‘ashington county, bia. and by written request secured ihereby. 1 will, on THU: . commencing at LL lat public auction all the goodsand property. nam OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A THREE-STORY AND LDING PRESS BRICK - ET NORTHW ust, dated Marc J.T, COLDWELL, Auct. ‘HOS. E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auct, ¥F VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP- ety No, 233 THIRD STREET SOUTH- st. ABURDAY, February 16, at 4: lock p. m., Lwill'sell, at p front of the premises. the south 23 feet fron' f lot 3! i improved by a substan- iory brick house of 9 rooms. le: One-fourth cash; balance in six, and eighteen months, with interest at 7 Ler cent, or ail cash at the option of purchaser. deposit Of $100 will be required when bid is ac- cepted, and expense of conveyancing at M. W. BEVERID@E, (Late Webb & Beveridge,) No. 1009 Pennsylvania Ave., Between 10th and 11th sta, HABno, BUSWELL & 00., ision, the Steamers of this for all seasons of the year. rd passage | New York or Boston, c at 43 lat., or nothing ‘to the north of 43. ward passage crossing the meridian or nothing to the north of 43. ISH AND NORTH AMERICAN OYAL MAIL STEAMSHI BETWEEN WN, YORK A. CALLING AT CORK HA From New YORE. Abyssinia, Wed., Feb. 6 Parthia... Wed. 13 | Parthia LING. NO. 471 HSTH rtue of a deed of t ‘A. D._ 1875, and recorded’ in Liber N i and at the request of, ties seenred ‘thereby, I will in frout of the on MONDAY, February bered eighteen (18), in seventeen (517), beginniny at a point five (6) feet east ner of said lot eighteen (18), and running thence, north one hundred (100) feet, thence east tweuty= 23) feet four and one-half (44) Inches, thence south one hundred (100) feet, aud thencd ) feet four and one-half (4's) inches to the place of beginning, together with the lnprovements, consisting of @ three-story. press elling, with two-story back buildin; ma Queenstown to the Wueridian of 66 to said deed of trust, the same being 12 and upon premises known as "No, 511 7th street northwest, pretives, at 4 | THE BRITE if 1878. LIVERPOOL, RBOR. From New YorR. for said part of said lot $18 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST, rom the southwest cor- Range, Utensils, Mirror, Tables, Chairs, &e., &c. China ..... Wed., M: Abyssinia, Wed., Ap atavia...-Wed--Mar. | Bothnia. ”. Wed. Apr.10 nd every follow! weday Steamers marked douotearry ste RATE oF Passage.—Cabin, Tor winter mouths. additional. Keturn west twenty-three (23, Offer spectas inducements for thirty days to cash Real Estate At jetioneer, 513 7th street. Wagons seca staeeen ot TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE It UTE, SIDE. OF H IMPROVED BY TWO TWO-STORY 1 OUBES. By virtue of adeed of trust, dated Dec 4, and duly recorded in Liber 7 folio 3, one of the land records for Washing:, District of Columbia, aud at the request of the T RUSTEE'S SALE ith the expenses of the sale, in cash? at he balance in one and two years, secured by a deed erty sold, and the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at seven (7) per cent. from day of sale. cording at the purchaser's cost. required upon acceptance of bid. The Trustee re- he property, if the terms ye KEY, Trustes. STEAMER MARY WASHINGTO ry Of Alexandria, Va., AND OF WHARF, JUNCTION OF SEVENTH AND M STREKTs, WASHINGTON, D. C. Under authority of a deed of trust, made by the Upper Potomac Stea! FURBNITURE AND DECORATIONS, of trust upon the pro) All conveyancin, A ange variety of HULIDAY G@UODS now being A deposit of $150 received. serves the right to resell t ot complied with in se dtdbs ANDREW C. H, WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A DESIRABLE TH STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH SARD ROOF A BASE: ‘s ey : VEST CORNER OF 17th AND L STREETS NORTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, @ated October 1, A.D 1874 duly recorded in’ Liber No. 768, nd records for the Distri nest of the party secu lie auction, In front FSDAY, February .m., the full win, in. the city of Was! ty secured thereby, we will sell, auction, in front of thé premises, on AY, the 16th day of February, A.D. -m., all that certain piece er ng and being In Wasnington kuown and distin- ed as part of original Lot numbered thirteen in Square three hundred anc sixty-elght (368): e east eighteen (18) feet and three aud h (3¥,) Inches by the depth (120 feet) of said lot to a thirty-foot alley; improved by two twe-story Frame Hi ‘Terms: One thousand dollars, with accrued in- terest, accrued taxes,and expenses of sale, in cash; balance in twelve months, with six per cent. inter> est. One hundred dollars to be paid when the pro be complied with in RTIN M. ROHRER, 1AM B, TODD, YRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ATE ON THE SOUTHWES TEENTH AND E 8’ ‘ON, D.C, ON P ONAL REPUBLIC. ING STANDS. By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date on NDOW SHADE HOUSE, 1D8—LOW PRICES, “opposite Patent Office, COAL AND WOOD. OOD & COAL. wing opened a BRANCH YARD, No. 1698 yy and the public Green; or, both te ded in the custom-house of Alexan- and in the land records for Wash- ington county, D. YORE Wi N*™ Beso 1878, at 4 o'clock parcel of ground |; C,, the undersigned, as trustes created, will sell at public auction, for 1 13th day of March jon, ak the Ww! RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILEO. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK BATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTB RTH AND. WEST, iT AND SOUTHWEST. NOVEMBER 18th, 1877. LEAVE WASHINGTON. 00—Baltimore and Way Stations, }:50—Baitimore, Cash, on WED: 1878, ‘at 12 o'clock n 7\u and M streets, Washington, D. C., the STEAMBOAT MARY WASHINGTON, harf junction oi f0.40'5, one of the of Columbia, and at the re thereby, | shall sell_at the premises, on WE 1878, at 4 o*clock real estate, situate C., to wit: ‘All that certain piece or parcel nated as Lot numbered twelve hepherd's subdivi : numbered one hundred and_ sixty. ( rded in Liber H, D. C., folio 210, Surveyor's e. District of Columbia, together with the of Alexandria, Va., of 297.70 tons measurement, and about three and a haif years old; her tackle, apparel and furniture; also, all the right, title and interest of the Upper Potomac Steamboat Com- and Wharf Privileges at the junction of 7th and M streets, in the city of Wash- c 30t 8. FERGUSON I H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. RUSTEE'S SALE IMPROVED PROPERTY OK KE STREET NORTHWEST, IN SQUARE By virtue of a deed of trust. dated the 16th day of eptember, A.D. 1875, and duly re- the land records of the District upon the request in writing of the hoiders of the notes secured thereby, sale, in front of the prem) d street northwest, on TUESDAY, the 19{h February, A. D.'1878, customers tn th: erty is struck off. lowest: sh prices. me cae PIC® SOLOMON STOVER. d@ Yards: Corners 21st and I, 12th and Hi, and 1626 M sirect, Wharf and street, Washington City, D.C. “JOHNSON BROTHERS, - - WHOLESALS AND RETAIL DEALERS any In the Whar! MA’ pany feté-dts WILL. and Way Stations, known and desi maar Winchester and Way Stations, Ce tre EES wrinctester Hagers- ma , ocks and Way Stations. ST CORNER RT OF WHICH AN BUILD- ont, SI . ‘. s0“New York, Phifsdciphia 0,000. with interest at 10 por cent. per Z peses of sale In cash, and the and eighteen ‘months, with 6 per ceut, interest, se- cured by a deed of trust on the property seld. deposit at the time of sale, and all conveyancing at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the Trustee re right to resell the property, at the risk he defaulting purchaser, ote COLDWELL, ASH. B, WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, TRUSTEE'S SALE Of VALUABLE IM- OVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON 7, N Bee. STREET NORTH- By yirine of a deed of trust, dated October . ani 833, follo 208, &c.y cords of the District of Columbia, and by direc! of the party secured thereby, I shall se! auction, in fron: ‘Now York and annum from J [of sale, and ox: D., 18° lance at twelve COAL AND WOOD. one of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at there- b) red, we will sell at aternoon, al ‘that for day. ‘Through car Car to Grafton, and Bieeot Louisville, Cincinnati, Colum! Junction and Sandusk: ‘We desire to call the attention of the public Seater ar (OiTaRD W eel stock of Ct trict; that our facilities for by any firm in thesame that our Kindil est south of New ¥: pointments for doing s ‘are complete in every 2,248 Ibs. to the ton our invariable Best Varieties at Lowest Market Prices. pot, Mill and Wharves, foot 12th, Streets southwest, Ofices:—1202 F, 1112 9th and 1418 7: northwest. quest of the party ‘auction, in front of the DAY, the nineteenth (19) . 1878, at four o*clock in the lot of ground situate in the City of Washington, in the District of Columbia, being all of lot numbered and the northern twenty three (3) inches front, by the depth of fort) (48) feet four (4) Inches, of lot numbered thirteen (3), in square numbered two hundred and fifty- described as follows: Be- e northeastern corner of I shall sell. ai ‘after five days’ adver- at 455 ovclock p. m., al of ground known on ‘the ‘ashington city as parts of lots (28) and twenty-four ‘Wood Factory ta Waa P.M. 13:10 Baltimore. | Ellicott City, Annapolis and humbered_ twenty-three. ( (24), in square numbered one hundri ‘New York and Ph: Baltimore Ex- da thm01 re only, stop- | six (256), the whole bel ginning tor the same at id square and running thence west fo four (4) inches; thence south seventy (70) 3) Inches; thence east forty-eight (48) ) Inches, to the line of 13th street west, lace of beginning, the above land, and ex~ borth nineteen (18) feet four and one-half (444) inches east from the northwest corner of lot num- bered twenty-three (23), and running thence east along line of said street'nineteen (19) feet two and three-quarter inches (2% Main office:—D: i WEST, AT A 1Bth and E and Way Stations. via Relay. Bladensburg and Laurel Ex- press, Frederick via Relay. 4:35—*Point of Rocks, Frederick, ‘Winchester and to Point of Rocks and Way Stations only. £:40—*Baltimore, Annapolis and W. ‘hiladelphia, Norfolk and Bal Passengers for Norfolk taken in the to boat at Canton, No connec- yy for Norfolk. and Way Stations, -and Columbus Express, inches); thence south and forty-seven (147) feet_ and one= half ('s) inch to an alley twenty (20) feet wid Uence west nineteen (19) feet two and thre fourths (24) Inches: thence and forty-seven (147) feet and one-half inch to the beginning. and impioved ly stuiy and Basement Brick story Frame House in the rear the last-mentioned house fronting on the said alley. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, purchaser will be taken bearing esi from day of sale till paid, secured by deed of trust on premises sold. required at time of sale. chaser’s cost, and thence north to the the lot of ground adjoinin forty-eight (48) Street, being lot numbered eleven (11) in said square number two hundred (256), with the improvements situate on the first described piece of ground, consisting of the Na- tional Republican Buildin, ‘The above property will Hi stor ‘On Sunday GMet cease: iges, on M A north one hundred , at 4 ore DP. n., al woop! wooD! of civ. nd situate, lying ‘abit’ ou,in the Distric Known and’ described as a ware number- and. fifty-six that certain piéce or parcel and being in the cit of Columbia, and part of Lot nnmbered eight (8 ed five hundred and fifty-one ( the same ata point in the line of ‘hor distant sixteen (18) feet_and four (4) inches west from the southeast corner of said lot, and runni thence west along said street sixteen (16) feet ai ence north two hundred and ten 16) feet four (4) undred and ten ce of beginning, with improve- Inents thereon, consisting of two two-story @ nearly new Two- jouse and a small Two- Having ansurpassed faciitt (and Wood we now offer it to the public at S{sving completed our Steam Saw Mill, we are | gelling sawed and split Wood, and’ Bundled ‘ise ly reduced prices, most dally by rail; 8,240 pounds furnished, k. M. MILLER = 3ON, sold subject toa deed m. the first described lot of ground, dated tember, A. D. 1873, and recorded lo 288, tO secure $35,478 and inter- est, and also to all taxes aud assessmients due upon the whole of said propert for ‘which notes of ing 8 per cent. inter- = Coal received a re Express. pritaed is, Cincinnatt, Pitta a ° Gare to St, Louls and 8:80_"New York, Express. Slecpit Special Sleeping * Daily. Other trains daily, except Sunday, 1878 ew 10 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST, Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment. FEBRUARY 4th, 1878, TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from corner of Sixth and B streets, as follows: For Pittsburg and the West, ith Parlor Car to Pittsburg and from Pittsburg to Cin Chicago; 7:48). m. Chicago. E ‘im 9:256—"st. Loui Slee: A deposit of ll conveyancing at pur- The Trustee reserves the right to ‘haser’s risk if terms of sale are not days, LL HAGNER, Trustee. 328, fed5, 12.18 balance in six, interest, to be by deed of trust, A at time of sale. g twelve and ei, and thence south two {, 980 Pennsyivaxia avenue n.w. (219) feet to the pl: Slate 3 New York, and Pen deposit of $500 required pia, terms of sale-are uot complied With In ten de from day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right resell at risk an J.T COLDWELL, Salesman, HUS, E, WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auct. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A SMALL FRAME HOU! NORTH CAPITOL STREET, EN P AND BOUNDARY SCRKETS VEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated January 1876, and recorded in’ Liber No. , of the land records for the county ol Washington, District of ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale and secured by deed of trust on property ‘sol ion of the purchaser. ; purchaser's cost, | $50, do each piece of property at time of sale, and terms {are not complied with within five days from f sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- r or purchasers. a JAMES T. OSBORNE, Trustee, Cuances W. HANDY, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-8TORY BRIC HOUSE AND LOT. STREET NORTHW. ROUTES all cashat the 0 E. A. ROL, DUNCANSON BROp., A arcing, &c., al WASHINGTON, D. HE ABOVE BUNDLED KINDLING WooD, oe 1877, d24-cosw {$50 down on aT SALE IS POSTPONED until THURSDAY, the 31st day of January, A. D. 1878, at 12 0°¢lock th. 4 FIRB LIGHTER IN BVBRY BUNDLE, . front the ‘olumbia, and. — BEST AND CHEAPEST IN USE, AND | THE ONLY BUNDLED WOOD INTEO- DUCING A FIRE LIGHTER, party thei sec NESDAY, the twentieth da} a A. D. 1878, at half-past four o’clock p.m., in front of the premises, offer for sale, at public ‘auction, the follow ing-déserived laud and improvements, in ‘Washington city, in the District aforesaid, known, as lot numbered one hundred and fifty-three (153), of Moses Kelly's subdivision of lots in Bates* at "subdivision of square numbered six hun- fifteen (615), with the improvements, ‘ing of a two-story frame house of about five 8, In good order, Terms: One-fourth cash: the residue in three payable in six, twelve and ith seven per ‘tent. interest by the notes of 4%@-THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- ea uptil FRIDAY. — a No. 21 TWEL By virtue of two deeds of trust to us, dated, respectively, December 22, 1874, and 1876, and recorded in Libers No. 167, 892, and No, 819, Folio 269, of the land records o Washington county, D. C., and at the writtan re- the parties’ secured thereby, we will sell in front of the premises, on ISDAY. the 7th day of February, a. D- , at 4:30 o-clock in the afternoon, jece oF parcel of ground described in said deed of trust, ‘as tot numbered. seven, (7) in-H=nry Iup- ert" recorded subdivision. 0 red three hundred and thies, (303) as the said subdivision is duly recorded in the office of thesur- veyor of the Distriet of Columbi: the improvements. Terms: One-fourth cash; the equal instalments, in six, twe months, With interest. to Be secured by of the purchaser, and a deed of trust gn the pro Will be required when the property a The ‘Trustees reserve ther the risk and lays’ public h days from the da) with in seven ar m the da JAMES WHITE, feb5. 8,12, 15,19. 22, &27. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer, TRUSTEES SALE OF THE TREMONT USE, CORNER OF INDIANA AND 3B 8" RTH WEST. By virtue of a deed of trust to us, cember Ist, 1876. and No. 838, folio 216, et ords of the District of Colum! yf reby secured, we will sell nS front of the prémises,on MONDAY, o'elock 'p. m1 the fol: ribed Real Estate, situate in the city of gton, in the District of Columbia, to wil ‘four, five, six, seven and ‘eight, in Lot one, in square E. A, ROLLIN! racers: SALE OF V. ESTATE ON THE 80) NER OF THIRTEENTH WASHINGTON, Ww THE DIne Fees BEPUBLICAN”’ By virtue of » deed of trust th day of tember, A. D. ). 728, foilo 288, one of, secured, we will the premises, on BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILEOAD. For. Canandaigua, Roc lagara Fails and the north, at 7:40 with Palace rt, Lock Haven, Elmira, and 10 a. For New York and t Express of Pullman Cars, 8:90, mi. daily, ex- r Sunday. For New York ana the East, 1:30 with Sleeping on. LUABLE REAL 'THWEST COR- Qs% your Grocer for It and take no other, 3 a A FULL 8TOCK OF COAL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. at Eats auctio WEDNESDA equal instalments, eighteen months, ‘w! from the day of sale, to be secured the purchaser and a deed of trust and insurance on to the satisfaction of the Trustee; or tion of the purchaser. Fifty dol- on acceptance of the ing and recording at the cost, pi rms of sale are not com- dwith in five days from the day of sale, ustee reserves the right to resell the proper! the defaulting purchaser, fter ten days notice in ‘the ROBERT W. McPHERSON, Trustee, recorded in Liber nd FICE, SOUTHEAST COR. 19TH BT, AND mm. daily, ex- or Bor iT COR. 8st, Pa, av. D. Peel daly, e For Brooklyn, N. Y., boats of Brooklyn Annex, transfer to Fulton street, avordt ey across New Yor! est of sell at at ic auction, in SATURDAY, the "6th D. 1878, at 8 o'clock p.m., the city." of Columbia, kuown and as and being all of Lot’ numbered elve (12) -and the northern tw three (3) inches eight (48) feet four (4) incl uare numbered two hut descri for the same at the jars deposit will together with MILL AND Darot, Tru 87. WHARF. novi6-t fjpeeemas W. RILEY & SONS, WHOLESALE DEALBRS IB WOuD AND CUAL, Weare delivering best qualities of WOOD and (COAL to all parts of the city, at wholesale prices, Cumberland CUAL, Run of Mine and Lump, Miways on hand, at lowest rates. ‘Main Office and Depot, Riley’s Wharf, foot Lith end 1th streets south west. Omces— | FETE betwosn Z BANKERS. $500, $1000 ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., Brokers, No. 32 Wall st.. New York, make desirable invest- ments in stocks, which frequet twenty times the amount inv. ground in e District of the risk and cost of apy lime thereafter, a! Evening Star, f the ch ge rm if mae cost of the purchaser, on giving five the terms be not complied follows:—Begi eastern corner of said west forty-eight (48) f Baftimore, 6:55, daily, excey oe Ling: 8m nnapolis, 8:30 a. m. and 4:20 p, m. dally, ex- IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Square and running four (4) inches; —— ES’ SALE OF LOTON NORTHWEST sR CORNER OF TENTH AND @ STREETS ‘t three (8) inches Ni EAST. By virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber ..0ne of the land rec-, Kelly’ recorded subd bia, bered nine hundred and thirty ‘Terms of sale: One-! instalments at six, four months, with i doteBaicna cal ‘ancing at cos yea SHLON ASH Bee, of days after the sale, tor a 4:20, 5, et Tight to resell at the risk ; balance in eq yhteen and twent CHAN ROLLINS, able In 1421 I street’ th rom five nian al Sock “ot th n de} o . Explanatory circulars and wee at the depot, where orders a to jE ABOVE SALE IS: POSTPO: ~. January 19th, 1878, in ‘0’ elocl WM. fan ‘be left for. the ebec ORD,” } Trustees. WILLIAM RON, - THOMAS DOWL: * T fev2-2od HUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE OF IMPROVED PROP- NO. 1630 STRERT” NORTH: dated the 25th reonea fab the land and by direcuicu FRANK THOMSO) Genera) Manager. UOT PONSARDIN, Miisite fue bouguse fruity and ‘tall bodied. STUCK EXC! execute orders for the ee —— EB. A. BEB OF THE DUNCANSON BI 13th, at 8 per cent. interest, with Byun 6 of a deed of of Oct 1 EL MICK, “H. ©. ANG aice Nos 888 J.T. COLDWELL, Saecaman, —febT-eodta | THE EVENING STAR. After our report closed— . aulsbury said he would vote for the | silver bill, though he was not sure it would yadollar equal in value io h tid should it be found iusuff cient further legislation could be hat Mr. Coke argued that the free coinage of si! ver would soon advance the dollar of 412'4 grains to par. Mr. McDonald obtained the floor, and the Senate adjourned. HOUSE.—After our report closed— The House in committee of the whole con. sidered the West Point Military Academy bili. fhe motion to sirike out the section allowing compensation to first lieutenants acting as instructors was defeated, after con siderable deb. Mr, Aiken moved to amend by reducing the pay, of cadets from $4) to $300, “bat, after de ate, this was defeated, and without fucther action the House adjourned. lorrible Murders. FEARFUL STATE OF SOCIETY IN SOUTH RUSSIA AND POLAND. Crime is increasing to such a frightful ex tentin South Russia and Poland that it has been humorously suggesied to siart an insur. ance society against assassination. Nobody in the Polish cities cares to leave home after nightfall, and in spite of rigorous police regu lations to the contrary, people carry about with them revolvers and lite preservers. In two well-known Russian townas—Khar. K the seat of a university, and Riazam, the e chosen the residence of Osman i—there have been lately two foul and stardly murders. At the latter town a Mr. sen berg, ilor Of state, was fo: ug dead in a forest with a revolver bulle s body; and at Kharkoff Dr. holdin, i the room of a hotel with his head split down. to the very chin with a chopper. On the Saturday before Christmas the doc. lor Was summoned to the hotel to attend a patient. Not returning home that day, in quiries were made for him at the hotel, when it was learned that the stranger had gone invo the country for a day or two, and had told t waiter that the doctor, whom he Was to meet in the town, would ny him in his ex cursion, eemed provable enougl ried a miles from ing Wore When, howeve: third day came aud went without any t being received of the missing gentleim ae police were appealed to, and they, like’ ti doctor's family, commenced th Ss at the hotel. The str: Yy, and his room was still close taken the keys with him. After a short deliberation the door was broken open, and the the police sa i ful spectacle — Doctor Kovalchu: stretched on the floor with a peas: per sticking in his severed head, From a vial he held tightly in his hand it was p! eater that the unfortunate physi been engaged pouri! out some medi his patient, when the ee anim mensely muscular man—had dealt him the terrible blow which had killed himon the spot. The blow was so accurately delivered that death had been instantaneous, and the murderer, letting go the weapon which had fastened in the wound, had caught and low. ered the body to the floor without the slighiest noise or scuffle being heard. Then appropri- ating his victim's purse, and his gold wateh studded with brilliants, he had quietly walked away from the hotel as though nothing had Bappenied, A strong impression prevails that both these murders were committed by the emissaries of seeret socteties, to whose machinations are ascribed the whole, if not more, of the in- crease of crime shat has taken place since the army left Russia. ing such wonderful stories of plots and plans for the annihilation of society which has come to light during the last few days in connection with the Ninilist trial, it is not surprising to find this belief so prevalent. The European Situation ¢: awa d, he having tle: . urg telegraphs as follews: “I can state positively that orders have been sent to the Russian troops to eater Constantinople. Count Schouvalaff has been ordered to expiain to Lord Derby that as the great powers have determined to send their fleets to Constanti- nople, Russia is obliged to adopt similar meas- sures, but Russia has no intention of aggra- valting the situation.” THE BRITISH FLEET TO PROCEED. The Times in its leading article says a tion of the British fleet will proceed to Con- stantinople. That is unavoidable after what S$ occurred. The leader points out that d Derby emphasized his statement that the other powers may not consider it necessary to avail themselves of firmans for the admission of their fleets, although they had applied for them. It is possible, therefore, that tue Brit- ish and Russians alone may be present at Con- staptinople. Such a position would be one of the gravest anxiety. Everything may turn upon the character of the Russian occupation. A mere demonstrative occupation, as that of Paris in 1870, eught not to be regarded as alarming, but an occupation in force, with no apparent limitin poiut of time, would throw upon our government a very grave responsi bility. The moment is one at which a few hasty words or a single-hasty act might pre- cipitate a conflict. The government have laid down certain limits beyond which we cannot remain indifferent to the advance of Russia. If these limits are passed it will be their duty to ect prog, and boldly, but it is equally their duty to place no hasty construction on note which may be capable of two interpreta- jons. THE GERMAN EMPEROR expresses the opinion that the situation is very serious, but he still hopes that peace will be maintained. ‘WINE-DRINKING MINISTERS.—The Massa- chusetts Total Abstinence Society at its monthly meeting in Boston on Thursday dis cussed ‘again the question of wine-drinking among the ministers of the Hub. William B- Spooner said that, according to his observa- tion,a great many Roman Catholic clergy drink ine and stronger liquors, though many are faithful total abstinence men, aud even the drinkers preach temperance : in the Episcopal Chureh a large proportion of the clergy drink wine ; in his own denomination, the Unitarian, about one-half; in the Universalist, a few; among the Methodists, none, the discipline of the church forbidding the practice entirely,and as to other denominations he said nothing. An address to the clergy was adopted, stating that probably over half the elergy of Boston “indulge” more or less, and that the practice isa most serious obstacle to the temperance cause, and appealing to the erring brethren to reform. THE SILVER QUESTION ABROAD.—The Lon- don Economist says investment business is much checked by the political uncertainty. The further relapse in United States bonds secompanyes an increased belief in the proba bility of the i ol establishing a silver par. We note, however, a feeling that some modification will be taken, but of what form nobody can profess to foretell. The adoption of asilver eurrency would premenly: by rais- ine the value of silver, compensate in another way. The Economist controverts the idea that a balance of trade favorable to America would prevent loss tothe bondholders, by re- marking that the adoptien of a silver par would cause so large an immediate sellin United States bonds that the balancé of in- debiedness would of necessity be against the United States. There has not been much movement in the price of silver because it is known that the rman government has a large stock of silver to dispose of, which any advance would bring upon the market. THE FATE OF CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE.— From astudy of the subject, a German doctor has come to the conclusion that the mouoliths of Egypt decay with rapidity in European climates. Observations on the Luxor obelisk show that within the last twenty-eight years it has suffered a gradual chanj in the atmos- here of Paris. Gradually the red color of the syenite has become duller and lighter; now the obelisk bears a white film of Kaolin, the last product of the decay of granite. In thirty-six years the stone received more damage from the atmosphere of France, than during aS many centuries in Egyptian air. The injury which the moist climate of Eng- land will inflict upon Cleoperns Needle, % likely to be yet more rapid; but there is at least the consolation that its incidental injury in London fogs will not be much worse for the stone than the bad treatmeni it was receiving nits neglected state at Alexandria. Pore Pivs IX. was harassed during the last weeks of his life by the insubordination of the Church of Milan—the ancient church of the Ambrosian Catholics. Victor Emmanuel was popular in Lombai and his death was by the jon. The Uitra-mon- tane editors, in iar sketches of the ae sought to disparage his virtnes and be- Me services = italy. The <a corey eld a meeti: agains: hey declared that sue la chnistian citizen. A docu- tary protest was si| by twelve of the PI and more present some tre} tothe archbishop of Milan, prow tae upooed school mis- aa-Queer Somows Rote Senter m sionanes in Iowa. writes that, withstanding corn husking and deep mud, WHEN THE WIND IS IN THE Base. tad: these sdeozes cough, A cough tears your Iudgs, but a sdeors tears you ideas !—it"s cubbt'g—a— tach. That sdeere was a bild wod—1 thiak su ldside of by head —p'raps by bratd-pad That's dothi’g ty what tt cad At rips throng! done a°d by bout by chest, ad tears © wih a shiveri'g w itis cubbi*g—ar rr rush ant An infidel of the Rob Ingersoll stripe, whe, from the pressure of his immediate surrow towards orthodexry, » hell, judgment and a hereag- Astor Seered aimee like a ings was vergin, ed doubts abou: ate the tangle hair d disciple of Paine roared and swore, and cline “Why, durn your pictw you have your judgment da standin’-room on ¢ livin’ and dead ir When Gabriel blows hishorm pie come up to be judge they stand? My boy says there's 1 people now livin’, and when you dead ones since Adam, where are yet can’t stuff none of yer Jonah and judg) day nonsense down’ me.” Our pastor w: ad not caring to the controversy, subsided inte his resumed the n needles out of his coat have suffered a se’ tened attentively to what fh nt infidel mentioned rth’s inhabitants, t began work re the lamp was, and be; Presently he app ver and asked him how much standing would be require upon the wall. mmodate Ue United States, her said it would 1 ether in the twe Milinois and Indiana. The company the pastor's ignor agogue, Whe w, in his work. and. lifting the mp So that all 4 niles square. d consulted the pn how Was that th 180,000 people miles square makes 100 square miles,” said “One mile is just multiplied by itself giv to the mile : multiply this by 100 and you h ).000 square feet in the 100 square mi nd divide this by 3—the number of square feet to each person—and you have & the exact populati shell Baptist preach of Indianapolis, f,280 feet square n of the earth, A hard- Congressman Hat could address the whoi sembly at once."—[ Indianapolis N, MR. SPURGEON once sa sermon, in his pointed way: “ There's a maw there who is a shoemaker. open on Sunday ; and last Sunday he sold that came to the value of ninepence, an profit out of it.” front of the preacher there was ast vho had done that very thing, feeling that the: about the preacher. his girl to open the sho) id in the course of a He keeps his shop was fourpence xt Sunday he left and hid himself in the preacher called ent, by proxy is just as bad as ing yourself. no use any of you ug liere yourselves, and at the sam ving your daughter to keep sho terrified shoemaker was no’ God's voice had spoken to him. reformed. The siory was told geon, who, of course, the matter, but whe believes that the E Spirit inspiged his words. certain that OC course be ad known nothin MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A Wisl- KNOWN CLERGYMAN.—The body of the Rev. A. M. Os- ood, of Lowell, Mass., was found fi Stonington harbor, R. rs ‘A coroner's ing journed to elicit facts A mystery is co r. Osgood had a throu uest Was held, but a@- rom friends in Bostea rean house and re it four Friday morning, the train to Bos morning his room was found lef. to pay the hotel bill. on his person and no watch or chain, althougte key was in his pocket. His valise ie Jthough the key was found. were no marks of violence on the body. He had a traveling shawl shoulder and a comforter about his neck. y of the shaw! kept the his hat remaine® » body floating feet downward. He was not seen by any ene after he retired te his room Thursday night. what hour durin; He was not seen called at hal! wished to tal ey was found fastened over his Probably the buoyan bedy from. sinking. on his head, t It is not knowa at the night he left the hotel. yy the watchman at the dey The absence of some facts leaves roo! ies. He leaves a son in Bostem, been telegraphed te. various theories. also a preacher, iller, in which Mrs. her son-indaw, Charles W. randchildren, Mary P. Walter . Walter, were all drowned, is Van Vorst, of New Y, it to determine the effect of Mrs. Ridg- y's will, The framing of at three different sets of heirs, her own, son-indaw’s, or her grandchildr ceive the estate. as she or Mr. Walter or the previous suit as te ge Van Vorst held Mary Ridgwaj Walter, and : n before Judge children died first. jon of the will, Ju that all died together. MISTAKE. — Last night a party, numbering some tem or twelve, appeared in the upper brulee of the parish, so far disguised aslo be uurecogair. able in form or in feature. search of cattle thieves, it was 1 were determined to punish all si After the inspection of the neighborhood, they of four colored secured the y Suspected of the crime, an them with a strap, and, af the danger of repe parted as mysteriously as they came. owing vight they returned and apolo; one of the colored him through mistake Sugar Planter. West Baton Rouge ##-Our friend H. has a four year old boy his evening prayer ybody :"* but latel, has imbibed, he except. tramps." —[ @90perstown (M. Y.) Freeman's J BURKE, Sudden! the 34:h year of his age. Funeral from the residence of his father, J. ®. Burke, 1922 Pennsylvania lock. Roiatives am@ nuy are invited to attend. Later le, Fairfax county, Vi a 1878, after alinger- YLOR CL merig Attorney, agetl ment at Lewin: mess, CHARLIE vs District 16 months an 5. Funeraifrom First Presbyterian Church, Foar- orthwest, at 3 o'clock p.m. om and-a-haif stre wi DuBOIS. LoTTi£z DvBors, in theeighth year tor and granddaugh- son. I's body les beneath the cold for a short time only; but her irit has winged its heavenward flight, ttle, thou canst not come to me, bub ter of C. F, E. Richards Our dear little an; I wiil try to go to thee. KENSINGER. In Georgetown, at 12:30 0 lth, 1878, LARMAN IKVING. infami and Bmma Keusinger, aged twenty- three months. andria and Philadeipbia papers piease copy. } WALKE! , 1878, Mania BL Waker, in rear of her age. Her funeral rom her res: No, 511 Fcur-and-a-half street southwest, on UNDERTAKERS, &c. BUBGDORF, UNDERTAKER, 316 Penn’a avenue 2-0. i Creamed UNDERTAKER, 0 F sreust Nosruwast, (Pormerty with BR. F. Harvey.)