Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1878, Page 3

___ AUCTION BALES. | AUCTION SALES. _AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. _ FUTURE DAYs. THIS AFTERNOON. ON BRot —_ . COLDWELL, Auctioneer, NSON BROs., Auctioneers, rpuomas DOWLING Auctioneer. Jac bees “L. WILD & BRO.. 723 Tihst. n, %. J tical Piane and Musical lostrum ‘Tyr Des ention to TUN G Pianos, Organs' PIANOS AND ObGANB._| ___ AUCTION BALES. _ == - O-MORROW. Pianos . | TRUSTEES: SALE oF . ae ss ais GE_AND IMPORTANT SALE OF DESL id other truments. Prices as low as consis, SLE F VALUABLE REAL | FORTY ROLLS CANTON MATT: NG, HO RABLE IMP! » ND Pianos. mar33-tr Wat. IMPROVED BY THREE DWELL- TORS &¢., AT AUCTI eine KER BROS’ GRAND, UPRIGHT. AND | _ Bj y.'*tie of adeed of trust. dated SQUAK} PIANOS. AND BUR-, AL Dy in 7. and duly reconten oe May 28.1 on t 10 o*clock, in front of my auction {het,, 888d at the hours mentfoned telow, r TION. We will otter for sale, at public anction, in 188 SATURDAY MORNING, eee fein, * Of the respective pleces of proper } Ww | a.b. Toomis, I shall se neral asso 4 certain DETT ORGANS, at sole Agent. _ | 854, Fon pat3. et seq. one of the land recor Hourehoid effect: Meanie mil be ‘Bold ali ti Semcon aed erera i in the . KUHN, for the Distr ct of Columbia, and at the wr 19 o'clock precive! the ims, Mogton, in the District of Culuabia, _ Practical Piano maker, Tequest of the party secured thereby, we will sell at apll.2 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. city of Wim. 407 10th st.. Washington. D. C., formerly foreman | public auction, i front of the premises, to the tow lt eps, ‘DAY, April 10, 1878, commencin; with F.C. Lights @ Co.. and taner with Steinway | highest bidder, on MONDAY, 21 day of Apri, ‘ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Op WEDS™. "original lot 1, in square west of & Sons. marto-r_ | A.D. 1878, (at 6 o'clock p.m ‘pfig following de- Ww . —— % be iS Parts of lots’ 21, 23 and 23, of ci al’ estate in t ‘of Washington, in x 2 d ‘ston of 3 > Hawn. avis & CY. PLANOS.—Up- | said District, to wit: Kaown on the official plat of On sartRDan re Ee 13th IBIS, ai 1 occtock | Richardscn's subtle, “ithin the following motes rioh Picnos @ Specialty. Clos. said city as part of Lot numbered two (2), tnSquare | s. m., I shall sell, in front of my auction Foo! Square, and containe*, -zinning therefor 42 feet ~ ng-ont, sale eet bapeing come an No, four bundred and seventeen (417, fronting 100 | forty (40) pleces of Check, White. and Fancy Mut: | 80d beunds, to-wit ~ corner of Jot 19 of said SS | Brialege of f0"tact ley topstner with hnprove: | {Hag ouslgned tobe sold to chebighest bidder for | SObtt ium Menorca, "eof ates fae alley, Vee os rim eimai | MGR t. wo enon dare with in, | _oPH-R __ WASH, WILLTAMS. anct, | Sifu ihces eon ay cease SLSR a ‘erms 0! le: WO sani do! wi = = s * 3. eetrumenee mares aeora toe Da | Ese ren sever cent from the Sl day of | JF. WAMNE, nota eat Auctonoer, fet fe tho sant line of a ie, "saiftatnaas 4 ay, , and expenses of sae of whi — : aeeaeite Pinte ned Piexeieited, McCammon’s | $200' must ‘be paid at timeof salecbalanee in sir | TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE _- | toned alley about 36 2900 test toate be oe 100 orite Pianos. and Pianos from other celebrated | and twelve mouths. in equal paymenter to ho ae PROVED PROPERTY NO. 1330 FOUR- | from the beginning; and thence due ew ‘°f,24 100 manufactarers ‘constantly on. Band. | Bhoningers | cured by purchaser's notes, bearing 8 per cent. ine TEENTH STREET N. W. pee te the p pgning. ne gatd lot Loom. is very peated Organs _ Pianos and Organs DalttoTem: + {crest from day of sale tintil paid, and a deed of | By virtue of a deed of trus und, Mure oF less, we * said and property sold, or all cash at the option of | 13th, 1874, duly recorded in Liver Noe ‘7164, desirable for bullding purposes. Tue partse” aiie $Pg and thoreughl, Repairing Pianos. C. REICH- | the purchaser, If terhis of Saloare nor complied | follo'248, one of the land Fecords of the Dis-Jdi, | lots 21, 22 and 23 are iinproved by twocesh ao ES BACH 'S Piano Warerooms, 423 Ith street, a | with ingeven Gays after sale, the Trustees reserve | triet of Columbia, and at the request of the parcy | two-story {rame dwellings, Nos, 1412. and i$. loors above Penna. av. octi2-tr_ | the right to resell at the risk’and cost of defaulting | secured thereby, we will sell, at public auction, in | Street northwest. ™ | purchaser. Jes M. YZNAGA. Q7, front of the premises, on THURSDAY, March | , On THURS DAY, April 11, 18% commencing.#t COAL AND Woop ajSeods FRANK J. WRIGHT, {Trust es. | Het sh.200 oo ay Be pee a gr ised Pea eg greg rary a AL A} D. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Ge Auctionser | 2i(sevenieen) and all of ‘Lot numbered 18 (eight- a — = een), in Square numbered 211 (two hundred and | 5th street east, between H and I streets north. | ohne eal ‘These lots are improved by two desirable frame | secu. _JOHNS.N BROTHERS, TRUSTEE $ALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP- | flospio! the panto Got ene ee iseetrict of Co; | cottages. ki Z WOLD EALERS Bre ve STREET, BETWEEN DELA- | being the southern part, fronting ten fect on 14th | On FRIDAY, April 8, 1878, commencing at 5 ; cALERS ARE AVENUE AND SECOND STREET | S008 Diwe and running back ofthe sane widths, | occlock p. m.. that dedirable Building lot On the ' COAL AND SOUTHWEST. the front,” and binding on the north line of lot | Southeast corner of 6th and F streets southwest, AND woop. oP Ygartue of a deed of trust, dated. Re eighteen, ‘the depth of the lot, 130 feet, more or | having a front of 24°s feet on Gh strret, by 8A fost | We desire to cal! the attention of the public tothe | 442 ‘of the lad records of the Distrler of Oa less, together with improvements, &c. ou F steet, end known as sub lot Hin square 496; ; e also, lot 41, In Van Riswick's subdivision of square fart that we now have on hand the largest and best | lumpia, the undersigned Trustee will sell at public | ,rerms: Qne fourth of the purchase money and | $77). jot tl. { fan Blew ick's subdivision of saua } gel-cled stuck of (OAL AND WOOu in the Dis | auetion. m front of the premises, on MONDAY, | expenses oftsieincanhs and The residue tn canal | between Kand 1 streets south. and original fot 28 Surpasced by any frm inthe sametiuciathe Gane | APYLASth. Wer at G o-elock p.'m., lord, in re: | Mteregt at 8 per cont ver semee, Ronbts seme | equate OS. fronting $0 tect'on Uslon streot . surpassed by any firm In thesame line in the United | corded subdivision of square B annually, secured by deed of trust on the property | The said lots 41 and 28 are unimproved. Biases; thas, ovr Ringling Wood, Factory is the | “Terms of sales Oue-fourtn cash; residue Ingits: | Sold or'ahfcast at obtion of purchasor. "A dapat | 0% MOSDaY. Aprilia, Uprd, commencing at 6 south of 3 ork: and. indeed. or weive, eight enand twenty-fout nths, at 6 per . ~ | ove'ock p. m.. 7 po ntments for doing a Coal and Wood" business | cent, interest, eecured satisfactoriiy £0 the Trag- | $200 will be required at time of saie, and all con- | O-Ccek P. m-. and continuing from day to day y i 2 | until the whois are disposed of. the lots. numbered are cor in every pa lar a : : us- | veyancing Will be at the purchaser's cost. Terms | U0! rare dl he “p24 te to the ton cur variable scandara, | ubetiy GEaheR ION hurt, O deer | GFE Ue be complied within seven days, oltre | Hom 48 cGy ca toy GD 1068, 70 Nord Toco. Best Varieties at Lowest Market Prices, complied with in ‘Eve days the Trustee reserves the Hak and coatel the ouibaltine mone irorge Mattingly and others of the square 495. Main office— Depot, Mill and Wharves, foot 12:h, | T&b¢t0 resell at the risk and cost of defaulting pur- ae ; These lots front 02 4's and 6th streets westand E Isth and Eetteets southwest “Sh | Chae: was THOS, F, WAGGAMAN, Trusteo marl1-d&ds THOS. HYDE, }Teustees. snd F street south, in the immediatevieinity of 8¢. (Mecs120! F 1112 Sth and 1413 7chstreetsnorth. | _2°3-4&4s THOS, F, 5 4 vominick's church, and Include nesrly the who ¢ west, jauistr. | TPHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Sa THE AROVE SALE_IS POSTPONED | Of the said square, ‘Lots 46, 57, 71, 80, 81, 82. 8 OS ______in tr : until WEDNESDAY, April 31, 1876, same bour | £7 00,53 are maproved; the others are unlm proy MLAS W. RILEY Y VALU y BRICK | and place, A HYDE. ses. —— Scns, WIGNIDENCE ON THLE ROUTE a OER ge | anders Taos. HYDE, } Trustees. on em of ante: Sue-thind cash on the Gay of aale WHOLESALE DEALERS IF STREET, BETWEEN NIN 1H ANDTENTH on eae 7 PIT oo hae Goa Per pe herr ga NORTHWEST. NO. 032 AT AUCTION AB-THE AROVE SALE 13 FURTHER post- | three equal payments at one, two ‘and three years WOUD AND COAL, On TUESDAY AFTRENOON, April 1 1378, at 4 o°clock p. m., infront of the prem Weare dei'--ring dest qualities of WOUD anc | Fes Lshall sell lot Loin Pattersones ental COAL to all jis of the city, at wholesxie prices, | vision of original lot 16, in square 378, ha front of 24 feet, and running back an average Cumberian: CUAL, Run of Mine and Lamp, | depth of 110 feet’to an alley, and improved bya three-story Brick Residence, with basement ani @'ways on band. st lowest rates. back buliding, with all the moseri: lmprovenonte: ces. romissory notes are to be given, bearing interest jourand places. Aus HYDE, } Trustees. From ie day of Pale at 8 per eovieum per annum, lesman. ’ ap3- able quarter-yearly, and be sacl by a 2st COLD WELL, Bal i saneeo ds eed of trust on the Dréperty Sold and satisfactory We NDY, . icy of Insurance on ie bul ings. 1 JEAS. Wai RANDY, :Anctionser, Terms of sale are not complied with ik seven dave RUSTFE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- from the day of ale, we reserve the 1ightto resell oned until SATURDAY, April 13:h, 1878, same | from th» day of sale, for which the purchaser's cry that has gone throngh Ragland and of woman's PUSca 508 BROS., Auctioneers, MAGNIFIC ANT. WAL! FRIDAY.... men which has becn its natur ain impatience of femi restraint in their zeal t perhaps in other thi TRIE ADVERTISING. —Millio annually thrown away in this ¢o and ilegitimate advertising. allenterprising of dollars are BAR ORN «MEN FR GERATOR, GE COF PEE experience of snocessful business men is that nothing repays so well the money invested as adver- Hsing In a paper which EVERYBODY reads, That is the true way to ‘hess men know t >! tts yas they know t bs est Ey trolled liberty of the chambers or hotels see viable of all human enjoyable when a! ambition—this d mal! s ate of insur Ets ae value of advertising tn such a Paper—and such a paper is THE EVENING STAR. It has the largest circulation in proportion to the population of the city in which it is printed of any paper in the world. Jt practically covers the Fe 2 LL, “a The resuit of this sire of imitation—is a nor. tion against authority, and a perpetual struggie between mothers who once had the power Which now itis the dauchters, endeavor to wrest from them and those daughters, who once yielded obedience which now they refuse to pay unde hort of absolute Will find a Way of escape. eee, which was once a virtue, has now come to be a sign of degradation; erence for authority, ence. and belief in the ina’ ide itself aright, whie BEING ENTIRE ¥ URANT COn™ THIR- STRSETS .RTH- VEST. SATURDAY MORNING April 13. @* commencing at 10o°clock. we wili sell the entire contents of the above nam-d house. The bar is fitted up in splendid st Will Just be offered as an entirety. an that way will immediately be sold in Sale positive and term: LUNCANSON BROS., Auct'r, H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. peas TRUSTEE'S 3 4LE OF THREE-STORY BouUsE, NO. 802 TWENTY-FIRST 9’ By virtue of a deed of trust, the 9th day of October, A. Tae a recorded in Liber 762, g,/ the land record book's for the Distr request, in writing, red thereby, I will sell at rentise:, on WED i878, at 4:30 o'clock that cert. '0 Piece or parcel of ground being im t.'.Sald city of Washington in District of Columbia, known and described on the ground plat ut Plan of satd city asand being lot numbered thirty-five (35), of Dorsey's subdivision of lot 1,2 &c. numbered seventy-seven (77), said lot fron! 21st street northwest. an rupning from H street nor‘h, pava'le! with said 21st ther with the improvements, consist ine three-story Brick Hous2, with back bullding, &e. Terms 'of sale: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, cent. per annum until paid, secured by a deed of $100 deposit required nveyancing at purchasers Terms to be complied with in seven day from day of sale, otherwise Trustee reserves tie right to resell at the risk and cost of defaulting RANDALL HAGNER, Trustee, 4%- THE ABOVE SALE IS PO3TPONED ON ace unt of the rain untilSATU RDAY, April 13th, 1878, same hour and place, RANDALL HAGNER, Trustee. J.T. COLDWELL NITED STATES MARSHALS SALE, By virtue of a decree of the Su preme Court of the District of the United CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. sh. NATE.—After our report closed— The ,“eneral deficiency bill was taken up, Mr. Do, SeY offered an amendmeni 2uthor: $75,000 for the District of Colum coercion—and even bility of ignorance ch Were canons of hich youth lived and was mold maturity, are now mere Ry | rubbish, pport of the schools of the ‘4, to be reimbursed out of any fands at the disposal of the District Com missioners not neeacd fot actual expenses. Mr. Beck questioned wirether this could be ered as a proper defic‘eney. Mr. Dorsey had read a jette* from the presi dent of the school board, sho Wing that the schools must stop without aid froi.? bhe govern Mr. Sargent said the schools must be closed unless the govermment would aid them. These schools were attended by a large class of children of non-resident supers'itions—old carted off Into inc with belief in the dive the personality of an old witches And thus It is, that in hundreds of houses, the e daughters stand not side by- side ; the one reluctant to concede the ibe: which is asked, the other resolut own Way without that mother’: ing that she cannot take it with it. It i not Mothers had the authority, t still, conferred on them by natur right and God ; ane to say— of all Tean say mother and t ESDAY, the loth to take her anction, see. f t members of Cong Tess. Senators seut their ehildren to *he schools, and he desired to avert what @ great calamity on any community if the schools were closed for any considerabie time. Mr. Winslow admitted that the item was 'y of the government, but he thought that as the government owned 51 per cent. of all the propert paid nothing in su asking a great deal eck said the Cc orthipgton and she wil not at cuse, seid with what sorrowful be: for in that very emphasis ronouneed the condemnation ness and the defective domes. tie management of the present day.—{Lond ym back to an al'ey emphasis itm; @ woman has of her own we hardly a deficiency & the Distri: to ask the loan of $75,000. nmissioners of the Dis. trict could have made a large appropriation of the revenues of the District for the support It had not been done, in order ure on Congress now. id_ the Senate should remem. ber that all legislation for the District was now in the hands of Congress. perhaps strictly in the rules, this was the best time to put it on. Mr. Dorsey said the Commissioners were re. quired to sudmit estimates for schools and other purposes, as much as any other branch of the government. Mr. Anthony said it interest at 8 p trusi on the. propert; vailing strawberry mark — at time of sale, and al 88-* The Baby's is the title of t in England. Fdison has the Med anything of the schools. #a-We suspect that He hasn't in jays.—{ Breakvast Tab “damned” is a good ly used.—[ St. Lovis ¢ Although not | word, when pro sWeet bye and bye —_—_——___. ocSiaD April 12th, 1%, Ma aged seventy-eight ‘as enough for him to know that the schools were in danger of stop. ping, and that the government, with i property, paid seareely anything towards the support of the schools, _™M nan opposed the amendment, hold ng that provisions should be made at the be ginning of the year. If there was to be an ap made let it be done in a pro a} Dorsey said the Senate had the same as a District Court tates passed April 1873. 1 will for cash, at BLAGDEN'S WHARF, foot of 4th street southwest, Washing- pn MONDAY, the 15th day at 1lo'clock a. KADECITY,* Apparel and Furniture, to_satt liam E. Woodall, Jamies Wood: Waite. libelants in admiralty cause No.2 F¥RED'K. DOUGLASS, tive of the County Washington for twent om the residence of her Ist st. ne., on Bun— angler, Mrs. Baiting 8 Friends and famiy T Boats, Tack'e, At his residence, near Branchytll propriation to RANCIS H. Joy NER, in the sixty- S, Marshal, D.C. eter | : VE i srs NTH | the property at the'risk and cost of the defaulting Main OMee 1.1 Depot, Riley's Whart, foot uitn | cobtaining about 14 rooms, being No. 852 E street STREET NORTHWEST, BEING HOUSE | purchaser Caltconrepaneiie st borchssur aeoue and Lath stre-< southwest. Tetms. One-third cash, the balance at six, No, 1229. die Property will be oHfered in separate lots or Dar- { strvet, between 84 an¢ 84 .w, twelve and eight ea months, with Interest until | _ By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date gels, and $100 deposit will be required om sccept- omces— {5.5 Bt. ‘Dand F \ # ih - | onthe 8th day of January, 1877, and duly re- ance of each bid. Sow. fy@0-tr | paid. and secured by a deed of trast on the pro a JAMESS. EDWARDS | erty’sold, “All conveyancing at purchaser's cust; | Corded in Liber No, 843, folld 315 et seq AMES. EDWARDS, Tg re | $200 dow’ at time of s * ) ongof the and recon for ine District of Coit, JOUN EIT Assignees. TE > is | “pases i i , | and atthe reau stof the pat * hereby. 5 He STEAMERS, & | soccatine fe premigos can have the keseonape | ill wilal pubhe auction, Ap front ot te nici | J. 7. COmDWELT, Aucwuuter. = = ah Ae 3 ses, on SAA U =the lav of April, 1878, iat 30-8, tu, th, Us FSR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS = eye TOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, | a1 0°tlock P-mi., part of original Lot hutabered ~- 4 The Steamer MATTANO, Capt, Iz ee : “| eleven (11), in Sqhare numbered three hundred THis BimNENa. Wn. H. Byles leaves th’ street, | PR, F- STEIGER, Auctioneer. and sixty eight (268), beginning for the same, on EN: whar londay 1 urs-' — 10th street West nineteen (19) feet six (6) inches - = 5 . day at Zo°clock a.m, for Nomini Ferry, Va.,and | TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IM. | forth from thewuthnecteutper ot Lak otnches JPBSEMETURY, AND. CLOSING AUCTION, Saturday for Mattox Creek. PROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH | eleven (11), in Square numbered three hunited | ENTIRE STOCK Whe OG new and SAFES Hotarning leaves Nomini Ferry every Tuesday | SIDE OF N STREST. BETWEEN ori aND | andsixty-eight (3u8). and theuee north along said | #NTIRE STOCK, FIXTURES aud SA} and, Friday. and Mattox Creek vary Sunday at 71u STREETS NORTHWEST. street inetern (10) feet six (G) inches: then? | ys votny Store, Gio Pome atia eeu, a.m. , stopping at Intermediat Ings ging an y e] east one hundred and two ,102) feet nine (9) | Je y Ste ‘. - ] returning. |For ‘urther information, inquire at G. of the Dintrict of Caltacbie pane Beant Inches; thence south nineteen (19) feet. six (6) | the Metropolitan Hotel, on account of the dissolu- L. SHERIFF'S Coal Office. 1114 “Pennsylvania | Term, in. Equity Cause hambered 2 522 Jl inches. and thence west one hundred and twe (192) | Won of Corartnership and the removal of the store, venue, OF GLENN T. JONES, Agent, 6th st. | whercin Kendricket al_are plaiutits, and Norns | feet nine (9) inches to the place of beginning, with | cormer 10th and D streets on May 1st, ‘The entire hart. ae eal. ere defendants, Iwill soll at pabyicanction, | the Improveniante theron: acy 1a’al eat stock of i aaa = in front of the premises, on SATURDAY, the 61 ‘erms of sale: One-half cash; in six an IES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILY z GUMMER ARRANGEMENT. day of “Aprils Ba) a 43 Dei. the folpwiae | twelve months: with interest at 8 par cent, per WAND IEVRCELATEN WARE GLO URE Db. a ie - described real estate. lyi being in the Ci annum, secured by a of trust on the property NZES. FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND | of Washington. D C.,towit: Allthosccertatn ploess | sold. A deposit OF $76 will be required ab true ot BEONZES : , THE SOUTH. or parcels of ground aud premises known upsa the | sale. All conveyancing at purchase st. Terms | anda general assortment of fine goods usually kept Fe re and clesant ion, steamer LADY OF | omeial plan oF piat of said city as the eastern six (6) | to be complied with iy seven days, othorwise th; | iia first class Jewelry Store, will be sold at public THE LAKE, Caps. C, J. Bost siaclal Blan OF pial of said elty as the eastern 3 | Trustee reserves the right to reseil’the property.a: | auction without reserve to the highest uldder for MILL eaves “Gthosiredt whart find the western six (0) fest @nenesotiot «Bley | therise tof thevdefaulting pureliser, after | Cash, regardless of cost, Sale osftive at 7 p. a, Lg) 4 eg ay Pets” ne ennk ibdivision of original lots 3, 14. 15 d 16, in ve Caxs advertisement, NES: N J] Y, , Pa, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at So"el'k | Siuare numbered four hundred and fortyessven | ap6.8.910- 12813 BU, KEYSER, Trustee. WEUSEEDAX AND: EATURDAY, . cohene ‘ith steaariers fos Boston, Erovi- 7), as said subdivision is recorded in the Sur- a = 7 Lrdies’ sale at 2 p. , Tete TUESDAY THE SDA | YEVOr'S office of said District, in Liber *W. BF." CUAT CEES PALE OF IMEBOVED REAL pate DUNCANSON BROS,, Aucts. + At 40°clock p. me fog Oo Maerored Ry 8 Zweetory Frane, Dw TWEEN LAND M STREEIS NoRTH- | —— —— = —— ; ‘érms: The sum of $100 in cash, to be pala by NESh IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, | rpHOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. IVER LAN®L the purchaser as soon as the property is bid off: D.C USTRE* SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED KEAL ESTATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF VERMONT AVENUE, BETWEEN N AND THE CITY OF a 0.1335 VERMONT harf, termi- said cf yment) to id withio fi - | Of the District of Columbia, passed in Equit f tlineof cars, SagSOeeas | sold cash payment) to de pald withia five, days af- | of the District of Columbia. passed ip Equity m., thre es per week, for six and twelye months, with interest at eight per | €t al. :) Iwill sel: at public auction, in front o! e ioman. Nomini and Leonardtowa, stopping at | Cent. per annum, the payment thereof to°bs Bee | premises on SATURDAY, April 13. 1878, at 4 ) Intermediate laudingseach trip. Day’ of sailing, | Cured by deed of trust upon said premises. “Gon. | ovclock p. m., the south twenty-four (24) fest four same as Steai Mattano, | HOMPSON, Cap onesthind of the purchase money Cineluding the By virtue of a dceree of the Supreme mt | T For further information, apply at the ¢ Of caloars not compl edt with in five days the prop- | the depth of one hundred and seven (107) feet five | 80h December, 1873, and. duly recorded Vevaucing, &c.. at purchaser's cost, If the terns | (4) inches front, frenting on 15th street west by | | By viriue of a deed of trust, dated on the Metropolitan Bank, Knox's, Express Oitire, ; nd - | (5) inches of lot twenty-five (25.) and the north | among the land records of the District of La the Company's Wharf, foot of @ hstreet. faulting parchacer,, T° THK and cost of the de- | $04 teen (14) fort eight (8) Inches front, fronting | Cece i ether Roe aoe tne DUataICt ofaaae Regnage calicd lor on ap prcption at Knox's Ex- EDW. A. NEWMAN. Trustee, on said 15th street west, by the depth of one hun- | at the request of the party secured thereby, we will ressulhice. s ON, Brest. | a : 3 chew. | dred attd seven (107) feet five (5) inches of lot twen- | se’) at public auction, at 6 o'clock p.m.. on MON- | bac SESS Ce am: Ay SIX 26.) all in Daviason’s subdivision of lots, | DAY, ‘April Loth, 184, in front of the! promises, 7 3: “POSTON square number one hundred aud ninety-seven. | certain real estate in Washington city, i the said | aie SHE AbOV Hine dtday of Apri s8eat | (197) im the city of Washington and District of | District, belng Lot lettered", in John's. + } 1878, hvis B. 3. ACCINELLY, Agent. STEAMERS FOR NEW The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and olumbia, improved by a two (1) story frame | Murphy's subd ion of parts of original Lots four KNIGHT alternate y leave Pi j te gare hour ne ek: NEWMAN, Trustee dwelling-house, No 1136 15th street northwest. (4). hive (6) and six (6), fn Square numbered. two River, New York. at 4 o'clock p.m. E Z Terms: One-fourth ('4) cash, and residue In three | hundred and forty-three (243), In said city, as said every SATURDAY at 4 p m.: Goorge- qual duataliments athe. (6) twelve, (12.) and | sulullvision js recorded In Liber HD. C.. page town every FRIDAY MORNING, and Xvexanaria RAILROATI eighteen (18) months from day of sale. with Inter- | 163, in the Surveyor's offve in said city, with the same day. f shO* | estat six (6) percent. per annum, or all cash at the | buildings, rights and appurtenances to'the same Freight takes at lowest rates. For information | —— option of the purchaser: "$100 to be deposied on | belongite. mn apply at office over Metropolitan B AL RE AN HAILBOAD, | acceptance of bid. Ail conveyancing at pur- | “Terms of sale: One-third in cash; the residue ortoR.P. A. DENHAM, Agent, W BAU Chiat DOUsLE TRACE Chaser's cost, It thie terms are not complied with | payable In one (). tword) aud dares (vena te | “"WaTIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE in seven days, the right is reserved to resell said | notes bearing interest from the day of sale until SAMUEL BACON, President. | 4 property at tht risk and cost of the defaulting pur- | paid at eight (8) per centum per annum, and to be ae | NORTH AND WEST, chaser, JOB BARNARD. Trustee, sopured by a dead of trust upon the preintses sou. Y a E a | street northwest oy yan time of sale. conveyancing = ee . | NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. GFORGETRUESDELL Auct.-av2-cod&ds | at purchaser's cost. It the terms of sale be not STBAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, — z complied with within six (6) davs after the time of ne BQUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. | ci gre er priee H. WARNER, Auctioneer. sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell at the 7 steamers of this Company will sail eve! at~ -M. . sane cost and risk of defaultin; urcl ir, first giving arday from Bremen Pier, foot of Third yey :60—Baltimore and Way Stations, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A VERY NICE TWO- | four (4) days’ notice of suck resale in'The Evening Street, Hoboken. Rates of passage: :60— iis and Way Stations, STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING 482 F | Star newspaper. From New York to Southampton, Lon- (Strasburg,” Winchester and Way Stations, STREET SOUTHWEST, WASHINGTON, | “(Different terms may be agreed upon between don, Havre and Bremen. first cabin, $100, second via Relay. D.C. the parties interested } cabin, $60 gold: steerage, $30 currency. For freight 00—*Baltimore Express, By virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated AL HYDE. }rrustees, ‘or passage, apply to OELRICHE & 10 Piedmont, Strasburg, Winchester, Hager | 18th of Octoler, A.1'. 1878, duly recorded in fag ar3 d&ds C.N. THOM. J apl-6m 2 Bowling Green, New Y town, Point of Rocks and Way Stations. Liber No, £34. folio 149, ono of the land re- - :80—New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti- | cords for the District of Columbia, and at tha Te, B, 2% WARNER, Estate Real Auctioneer, \LYDE’S NEW FXPRESS LINE pore Express. Parlor Odr to New York and | quest of the party secured thereby, we will sell, a — tion, in front of the on SA BETWEEN Philadel nubile au reat . E and VEE PHILADELPAIA ALENANDRIA, WASH- | s:a0est Louis, Cinetnnatt, Chteago ana Pitta | UNG! the 18th day of April, 4878,at 4:30 eek | TRUSTEES BER ROME HEE, OF HORE Chine Ar Curt abgnrniawrni Rae eacch, Scone Sadan erm and | p.m.» the following descrifed real estate, situate ARDAVENUE, MOUNT PLEASANT. D. CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE'S ranch, except Sunday. ‘Through car | in the city of Washington, D. C-. to wit: ‘All that | By virtue of a déed of trust tous, dated Lis F_® Bostos, PHOV:DENCE, ASD si i Gar to Gratton, and | certain plece or parcel of ground known snd de- | march 17th, 1873, and duly recorded in Liber NEW EXGL ASD STATES. jars © Somtevilis, Cincinnatt, Co- scribed as the eat aftean (15) feet of ot Noe 8) No. 712, folio 224, one of the land records of A iniling Days. leago Junction and Sandusky, eighteen, in are num ered four Cs “urday, at 9: re, Annapolis and Way Stations. ninety-aix (496), by the depth thereof. ‘Washington, county, D.C , and at the request o |. We will sell at public auctior ‘Terms: The amount of indebtedness secured by | qyelscibcr pm OUBATURDAY. the tach eye ly; Through i0—Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis ihe baiance tn due year frou dace of sao tobe se: | APL, A.D-1876, in front of the premises, all that en to Boston and Se SIREo | Si0_ Reimers, tT, and | Cored on ihe property soldc ant to eat lnterest'at | Cerimia leds or parcel of ground uown and de- Baltimore Ex- | rate ofS percent. perannum. A deposit of $100 | (o Samuel P. Brown's second subdivision of Plea to Baltimore only, stop- | will be requiredat time of sale, The conveyancing ant Plains and Lemar‘s outlet, as the game is re- to be at purchaser's cost; and terms to be complied | corded in the plat of surveys of the county of jay Stations, (Winchester | With within ten days. Washington, ‘D. C.: together, with the Improves Bills of lading Providence. Consignees wishin their goods iande! a Georgetown wharf will please we them marked *- Georgetown, oe** Payor full Infermation apy. to J. H. JOHNSON & CO., 1202 F street northwest. and 12th-street re H. . F. GATCHEL, ments thereon, consisting of a large and attractive whart, Washington. D. C.; G.F. HYDE, 50 Wa- burg and Laurel Ex- ay8-eo JOHN SHERMAN, } Trustess. frame house atid outbulkings, and being oue of tho ter street, osrets eee ata P. cry ee = Frederick via Relay. most desirable Fesidences in Mount Pleasant. ES icra ar, se Secs MOONS | UTC wo § CUTTER, mea ate toners | R'E", cnh inh cata ecm a 8 : = ee Tee OP RANCE: % Point of Rocks and Way Stations only. Corner 16th street and Pennsylvania avenue. ~ | Stnum. secured by a deed of trust on the property GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC | SSCxsBaiiageiptus Neptolk moa" Bacinee tex. | _ By virtue of a deed of trust, dated June 21st died ae en ee “NS QSOMPANY iecween New York and ib | ‘press. Passengers for Norfolk taken in the Aid yah toa ee pared te Eilts Bo. Si, pied with in Seven days: otherwise the Trastces BPEREIRE, Cape Dare, Weduesday, APNE | Gon on Sunday tor Norfolg = NO commer | coctired thereby, we shall sell at public auction, in | Teserve the right to resell the property at the risk fropt of the premises. on SATURDAY, the 181 | 424 cost of the defauiting purchaser, after five E DE PARIS, Capt. Durand, Wednes- | lay of April, A. D. 1878 ovclock p. m.. the | Gays" advertisement. 5 5 WILLIAM STICKNEY, . 7 be. foflowing-described real estate in the city of Wash- ; P ' * } Trustees, OBE LATIN, capt. Lachesnez, Wed- | 9.99 3%230,cno tnaton.*Disiriet of Cuma to wits The went ar2eod _ UEORGK H. PLANT. $ esi; 7a | = ‘inecinnatt, eighteen (18) feet seven (' inches front of ot ne oe Npe Pasace in Gold (including wine)—To | ee eae, Louis and ‘Pitas, pumbered four (4). in Square numbered twenty- 'HUMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Havre Cabiu.$100: Second Cabin.$65; Third No connection for Pittsburg on Sunday. | fou’ (24) running tack with even width one bun- | PURLIC SALE OF FINE FIRST-CLASS RES- Cabin, Steerage, $26, including wine, bed- | 9.39 -*New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore | Are«l (100) feet to a public alley sald Lot fronting IDENCE AT SOUCHWEST CORNER OF ' an@futensiis. " Express. Sleeping Car to New York, and | oi M street, between 24th and g5th streets. SECOND AND MARKET STREETS, IN LOUsS DE BEBIAN, Agent, 55 Broadway Bprctal Sleeping Car to Puiladelphia. ‘Terms: One-third of purchase mones, with the Gi RGETOWN. yen } Or 6. Wa Moss. 220 Penn. aver: T. We BOTE- | , i expenses of sale, In cash; balance in six aud twelve | pOMURGETOWN: 1 ot 10 the undor- LER & BRU., 923 Penna. ave., agents for Wash- | ‘Datly. Other trains daily, except Sunday. months, for which amount the notes of the pur- | signed of date March IBth, A De 1BTe, ington, TRC. Le ae 878 GREAT 1878 Chasers pearing cuterest from dat» of sale aud | corded'in Liber No. 781, folio 70 ét, seq’. of secured by de 15 erty soli, 1 MEHICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS | 187 PEN Oe de taken,” A deposit of $50 required at tine ofsaie, | !e land records of the District of Columbia, “au 1 < at ths request of the party secured thereby, we saileveyy THURSDAY Sucsiue 9 EBSD | All conveyancing at costof purchaser. If terms of | Shai! ‘sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY Philadelphia to Liverpool, touching at tO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. | cale are not complied with In seven days, the 7 ) : Queens ee ene | Double Track. Steel Batis, ‘Trustees reserve the rieht to resell the property a | APHI@4th, A.D. 1878, at 6 o'clock p.m., in front | the premises. all of Lots one hundred and fi’- vin, edlate and steet passage tickets | Bawioment, | the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser, after | % cantonal gH De KE Te 8elCO.S, Bang, | Wlendtd Scenery, Magnificent ee iz een (15) and oue hurdred and sixteen (116), in ‘On thehomeward passage crossing the meridian | of 50 at 42 lat., or nothing to the north of 42. —_ u + y ins? addition to Geo! ay ers, 1420 Fg, Also, agents for the Red Siar Line Araip ath, 1878, EDWIN,C. CUTTER } reqs ee nr ge ip Setweep. wy22 | PRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, trom Depot, ARR Es E. FUTOH, Markebstreet, in Georgetowa, D.C., according to NMAN LINE | “Corner of Sixth and B st ae follows: _B.B. WARNER, Amotioneer, v6. the plat of said addition, and improved by a fine bead tg eet ee Bea, RUSTEE'S SALE OF A pestraBee | Mince, Sable, &e ane e ttaburg and EES SAL A hird of thi BOYAL MAIL STEAMERS, From Pittsburg ‘oy Cinelnat, 8t- Lodi and HRAME DWELLING, No oi? H/STIEET | tu ca tauanecin tet al insidiments atone EW YORK toQUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL | Chicago: 7:40. m. dally, with Palace Cato | ,, NORTHEAST an Per entintt Bode thn dag ot ate aad tecaker eas EVERY TEURSDAY OR SATURDAY. | ieago, . oe pier Be rio toe Wa lanon aoe, oe ee (33 satlafaction or the Renstocs; OF a cash Tons, 8 Re ee aC RAIEBOAD.. | District of © dumbla, and upon the written request Required of dhe puretuse “at the thee tat ples or City of Berlin 401 City of Brussels. | #08, Ganapaaigua, Baer eas'p. a Niagara | of the party secured thereby, L will sell, at pablte | rail iand of the tener ate wot cones gad, Re fully City of Riche ‘07 City of New York.3,500 = he north, at 7:40 p.m ee eet | auc in front of the premises, on THURSDAY, | within five days from day of sale. the property will City of Chester. 566 City of Paris.......8,081 | Rernray ‘Lock Haven, Elinira, and’ Was, | te i th day of April, A.D. 1878, at 5 o'clock Pi | We resold at the risk and cost of the detaul . City of Montregi. 14.490 City of Brookiyn..2 911 - ee as ee. ‘at | m., the following-described real estate situate in | purchaser on five days’ notice In the Evenine Stat ‘These magnifgent steamers, built Ia watertight re Be: Pra aot bandas the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to WALTER 8. COX, compartments, among the strongest, largest get Set fib Palace Cars attached. Taito wit: All that certain piece or parcel of groand M. ASHFORD. } Trustees, aE MASS carnishod expectaly | Eaptyovafulinan Core Oa aaa oxe | Suomi on the grotua pan ot sald chy aenartot | THOMAS DOWLING. Aur ‘saloons aréquxuriously furnished, + dally, ori nl 5 ndred 3.4 10, 11.12, a { well lighted and tiated, fudvake up’ the whole | g,°9P! SUROAy. seven’) soren (77D, be inn for the same at ‘he aE width of the ship. prince! st ‘rooms are northeast coner of sat lot; thence west on sout 7 ‘ Amldships. forwagd of the engines, where. least copt Sunday, with 3 from line of H street twenty-two feet (22 (eet) four (4 | (THUS. E. WAGGAMAN, Ancttoncer. | Boise and inotion § felt, and are replete with every through. inches; thence due south one pee ent, twenty — ae We: omfort, est rovements, doubie : thence east twenty-two feet four 7 " fortis, electric bells, en Dente of Frcoxiye Annex, direct | {ches (4 tiches): thence in east line of said ior te | TWO TWO STORY SRAMEWOUSES ON ‘The cuisine hasalways been aspeclalty of thisline, pode pacheg™ the point of beginning. i a K STRE: ‘ - Ladies” cabins and bathrooms. gentiemen'ssmok- | »_,"igs snd joummes sctoaa ‘Terins of sale prescribed by trust: $2 000 (the | , By virtue of the deods of trust to me. dated ing and bathrooms, barbers’ shops, pianos, libra- end abe LY 30 amount of Indebreduess secured by ip geet of Be tar oe iF econed eter aes 7 provided. nS rust uppatd), with int ereo r . . * Fou tate ot and other information apoly cents from Movenber 3. 1875, with the ‘expense of fords ESoine GUE of ah ashington, Rare i] f wJOBN G. DALE. Agent. 15 Broadway, N. Y. sale, in cash; and the balance at six, twelve, elgut- | tre’ of Columbia, I shall sell at paniic sale in froue J. W. BOTELE BRO... 923 Pa. avi t een and twenty-four months, for which the notes | gf the premises, on MC ee pri ie ay 1878, at tebi3-niwiém Agents for D.C. of the purchaser, bearing interest from, the day of | #'so clock p. mi. lots number one (1) and fve (5) en iis Renee Seateeae pean! | Vaedietca aight ban GaN St trent , ‘NOTICE. quired of the purchaser at the time of sale, and all | ground plan Of sald City of Washington, with the Se epee res Bones | = penal ne seer | near seen colision, 8 ci chaser, a Ls ), Trustee, a . cep etthas otward pascage irom Queenstown to New | AUEXAND EA AND. ALEEAEDHIA’ ERD | oo. w HANDY, Auct ©? Houlsiina srenne. | agrniot of which Avy dollars hl oo reggae York or iipeton, crossing the seridiaty Of 50 at a3 WASHINGTON RAILROAD. = tye paid Immedia‘ely after sale on each piece of pro- Jat.. or nothing to the north of 43. | for Al La. a and the ce in monthly payments of GREEN & WISE, 1, 8, 9:10, eRe Sas saedicntiemen_Lecinse teins the Beith, vis 3:5 a.m. daily; | By vii f a decree of ‘1 Of the purchaser: with © polloy of iste cate THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN | FO, RO dally, except Sud is + dally; y virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the 3 fave ‘Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, dollars on each lot with eight per cent. — ROYAL MAIL STSAMSHIPS. | BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, tember term, in the suit of T, C. Ri rust on this . Cost of conveyanci and sie sad? | scunat too Aloresiris Set Fiedcteish se Rue | receriing to bo bell’ by ton arabes eee he un a a4 Chy ot Alexandria, Virginia, rendered at the Sep- #500 on cack house. to be secured bya deed of pyar 4 Alexani and 6 p.m, and north- CALLID AT CORK HARBOR. a y and ot! indersi - | termsare not complied with in five cy | ¢ YouK. | From New You! Tnlsslor eve: theretn usted. wait oi SAR. | day of sal, the property will be resold’ at the risk | Wed., Apr. 17| Algeria. M URDAY, the Ist day of June, , At 12 o*clock | and expense of the faulting purchaser after three ; % Apr. 4 | *Rugsia. m tast corner of Thirteenth street and F‘ m.. to seil by public auction, in front of the Market Says" notice in the Rveatas Por | lay 1) Seythia.Wed-, Jane 5 | svenue: northeast corner of Sixth street and Penn- | Building, on Royal street. in the sald city of Alex- i EB 'UBON, Trustee, ; Sofasiais Wot Mas 8 | Atasinis Woi'june 13 | arvana aremugy and st tue, depot, wits orders | andria the, whe of ine Alezandria and fred. | 7. E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer, "apd And every following Wednesday from New York. | oS Frog betel ad resides Neoware end of the Long ‘Bridge, in’ Alexandria county: IJ', E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. - By steamers carrying stecenge $80and 100 gold, Kak CHOMEOR. Camel ee "Set, | SS ctestith al’ and canguins le egeiom reeen yO-STORY FRAME HUUSE ON PARK nesegaiga.s Accomodations — ; Rha ata aed eRe et sais aay | REE EG gS CETHEAST, BIX “ROOMS, No steerage. <= mixed, Ww . By steamers not carrying steerage, $80. $100 and BANKERS. Shomscever held.” The rolling stock of sald rail. | Byviriue-ot s deed of trust to me dat 3130 gold, according’ 10 scommotation. | wy consists of October 27, 1875, recorded in Liber No. 799, Fickets t0 Parts, $15, ‘ord, adiditiona. es Four (4) Locomotive Engines, follo 488, one of the land records for ths Dis Return tickets on favorable terms: MFMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE | Five (5) Passenger Cars. trict of Columbia, and at the juest of the 1 ‘Steerage at very low rates. Steerage tickets from. will execute orders for the or sale of ‘Two (2) Combined Passenger and Baggage Cars, | holding the del Shall sell, in front of the prem- phd a and Queenstown and a!l other parts of | s.ocks, Bonds and Goid on moderate ins. Two (2) rete ises,on MONDAY, aR. 1878, at 40'clock rope at lowest rates. Commissions $5 each 100 shares, Stock pri ‘Twenty-one (21) Gondola Cars, (freight. Pp. m., sub-lot twelve (18), in square No. 987, to~ Throngh bills of lading f'ven for Belfast. Glas- | negotiated on responsible parties only. Correspon- ‘Terms of sale: Ten per centum of purchase th the Improvements, a cow. Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con- } dence solicited. Henry Merriam, Member Am. | money to be paid In ‘and the residue in three | ouse containing six rooms, pent, and for Mediterranean ports. Mining and Stock Exchange. 36° Wall st., New | equal annual payments from the day of sale; the | Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in six, omce, Neen and passage apply at the Company's | York.— Reference, D. R. Manyau, esq., President | Grerred payments to be evidenced by the bonis of | twelve and elghteen ‘months after'the day. of aaie, Sabin, Oe eR HBE Green, or both steerage and | National Trust Co.. New York. jante_ | the pa pearing interest, with security sat~ | with eight per cent. per annum interest until y ne ae eth ME lafactory to std Comintssiongrs iii tas purchase | Guster Dare cen cannual a be secured by & 4 eee Cod wenined ‘un . 5. G. PRANCKLYN, Apert, DOWN TO FOUB CENTS. wo sald prope iy paid the. parehader not fo be tet to be deposited ummediatol ater the sale, and it RTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR 98.20 | into until'the sale shall have been con- | the full fre not complied with in ten A 00D PREVENTIVE FoR NEURALGIA 5 firmed by said courte wey, ht ee Pe ; a, ASD OATAREH . GAS-LIGHT OFFICE, MB Meee Surrn, an. = aoBN Yi KENNEDY, Trasteos” “l-z DEM GEOT'S HYGIENIC Wies,! gti-te 631 AnD 615 MOTE Grazer, mard7-tuat,ts : Goutulssioners of ale, THOS, E. W. cae Aust, apt ie. information on this subject as on other m S. ates of the Commis. estimates of other 10th, 1878, at 8:40 pw. NREDEEMED ° They had the they had th officers of the On MONDAY, o-elock p.m., and ot 1878, at 7:30 o'clock ne, 1 will sell at estab; Ivania avenue, jon of Gold and Pistols, Clocks, and All goods Which have been pawned here over four months are inciuded in thissale, E. HEIDENHEIMER. P. FOLEY, Aw aid this Was not a loan, , as much bound to s port the schools as to run the Treasury or War vernment had assumed and were bound to lization carried out. Watches. Jewelry, departments. the control of the Distric the functions of ei education was one of them. more a loan to the people of the Distr Columbia than the money for the support of the army was a loan to the people of the whole Hundreds of thousands of dollars 1 purposes, but when +) strict of Columbia was pro. obstacle Was thrown in the 13:h inst. family are inv H. COLEMAN, Salesman, [D2 OF TRUST NOTE AT AUCTION. By direction of the holde at my office, No. 3 WEDNESDAY, April the TNDERTAKE. 2) Bodies Einbal +, Lwill sell at 7th, 1878, at Lo*clock Note for $4,661.66, h $1,000 has been paid ‘ab e to the orderof At six per cent, and secured by deed posed every possi in reply to the ai a te bill introduced, said dime t now was rely, for the schools closed before independent action UNDERTAKER, rly with R. FH 940 F Street nw, One door east of T Experienced lady jon R. esi refuse Ce! num, indorsed by the pay y to refuse cent of trust on lots numbered 12 to 43, (both inculsive, ) Abstract will be exhibited at time JOUN SHERMAN, Auctr. apl2 13 15.16 \ianee at short notice. ap6-t WRIGHT, UNDERTSKER, 1337 10th st. nwo. rther debate the amendment was The Dill was then SMITH, Salesman, JUNCANSON BROS. ENTIRE FURNITURE OF NO. 2045 SYLVANIA AVENUE NORTd CONSISTING OF PARLOR SUITE WARDROBES. BEDSTEADs, agreed to—yeas 20, nays The vote in detail was as follows ¥ Messrs. Allison, A. Buna eron of Penn., Chaffee. Conover, Dawes Is, McDonald, M orrill, Patterson. Ran- ‘eller, Wadieigh, UNDERTAKER, O¥ CHAIRS. WASHSTANDS, |, MATTRASSES, FE Matthews, Merrie: Sargent, Satinders, CHAIRS. TABL S, WHEELER AND WIL: MACHINE. €c. On TUESDAY MORNING, April 16th. at 100°clock, we Will sell at 2045 la avenue B. w., the entire fur- niture contained therein, Some of which is SON BROS., Auct. OUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORT EasT CORNER OF EIGHTH AND @ STREETS NOKTHEAST, virtue of a deed of trust dated April 1, recorded in Liber No. 830. follo 87 et seq. one of the land recovds for ‘the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party se- cured thereby, I will sell at sts. Armsiron Cockrill, Coke, Eaton, Gai | Her fora. Hili, Jonnston Creery, McPherson, Maxey, Morgan, Baulsbury, Voortées, and The deficiency FURNISHING UNDERTAKE! 1726 PENNSYLVANIA AVEKUR ‘Terms reasonabie. * Bayard, Beck, Tonnes, THE TRADES. geet BINDING. wiblic Is respectful T BOOK KINDE) heretofore. The same excellent workmen are em- ployed, and the work turned out will be in the erior style which bas always been a character- i Kernan, Lamar, M. ill was then passed. The conference committee on the bill to au- thorize the Secretary of the Treasury to en ploy temporary clerks reported that the com- mittee had agreed upon all except two of the iments, appropriating $40,000 for salaries and expenses of collectors « 000 for railw; informed that the Senate amen: is carried on as revenue, and y mail clerks. The Senate insisted on these two amendments, and a new conference was ordered. The Sen- ate adjourned till Monday. HOUSE.—Afier our report closed— Mr. Conger said that the report of Mr. Wood's speech in presenting the tariff bill as ecord did not contain a Mr. Wood from a hay-fork manu aining any need for protection nor the response made by himself that the hay- roduct of convict labor. Precure a copy of the letter he would ask that the omission in the Record be corrected. The pension appropriation bill was taken up. Mr. Hanna, of Indiana, opposed the bill, and acolloquy occurred with Mr. Sp: which both got exci! k Mr. Hanna of opposing the ision dispensing with pension agencies use his law parther was pension agent at Indianapolis, closing with the apt slang term of “and that’s what's the matter with Hanna,” which brought down the House. The bill w: J, inereasing the amount for carrying to effect, striking out the sections ensions, fixing their salaries at_ $4,000, and allowing fees for vouchers and actual expenses for rent, clerk hire, ete. An amendment was added requiring that'after July next the a be filled by wounded or disabled Union soldiers. The committee then rose, and the bill as amended was {TEAM GRINDIN: — A FILE MANUFACTORY. Stee! and Iron Tools and Implements Groun@ and Polished. FILE CUTTIN' TING A SPECIALTY. me guaranteed equal to new. NEW and RECU' at great reduction. public auction, in remises, on MONDAY, April 221, . mm , the followin Teal estate, situate in the city of Wash! C., known as lots numbered one (1), two ( three (3), and four (4), in Moses Kelly*S reco «i are humbered nine hundred and rty to be sold subject toa with interest at 10 per ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase m ney in cash, and the balance in six (6) and twetve (12) months, with interest at 7 percent. from day of sale. to be secured by note of purchaser and : of trust on proper:y sold; or ‘haser. A deposit of $100 wil ‘All conveyancing at cost of If the terms of sale are not complied of sale, the Trustee ublished in the AND RECUP- Files and Rasps recut by R Great variety of FILES and RASPS on hand, J. SCHEITLIN, Proprietor, Cor. 7th and T strects 2.40. subdivision of deed of trust for cent. from October 1. 18% forks were the soon as he coul A , GBass. the ABINBT-MAKER, tk AVENUE AND M Stree, Nonrruwesr. ON BROTHERS, PRACTICAL BOOK ASD Jon Printen 1012 Pennsylvania avenu Se Fine Ps inting a Specialty. WNINGS JOHN C. HOGAN Manufacturer of a New!) and Ventilatin Buildings and for sale or rent. Bole Ay Mildew-Proof Awning ih, at option of at the time of ‘sale. INinois, durin with in ten days from day reserves the right to resel risk and cost_o} three days’ advertisement. al MOSES KELLY, Truste>. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, (OOMS AND RESTAURANT, BE- ING ENTIKE CONTENTS OF HOUSE, No. MU F STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUC: ON. On MONDAY MORNING, April 15th, commencing at 11 o'clock, We Will sell on the premises, 1414 F street, the entire con- Washington, D.¢ . 713 Market ted. ET Roller for St Hotels, Public lags and Tents rivate Dwellings. for the only gent nsion agencies shall = Ppervsais FOR MAIL BAG TAGs. Post Orrick DEPARTMENT. Bar, Counter and Fixtures, Liquor License, Restaurant Fixtures, Dining Tables and Chairs. Bedsteads, Bureans and Washstands, Cloths, Crockery, Glassware, With numerous other articles, all of which will first be offered as an « ntirety.and if not sold in that way, will then be sold in de’ portunity. io an DUNCAN3O! THOMAS DOWLING Auctioneer. EROETELS AND WATER On the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and Potomac River, pear the Aqueduct Bridge and oppo- site Green Springs, known as the FOUNDRY PROPERTY, About one-quarter mile above Georgetown, D. C., AT AUCTION, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, April 15, 1878, at 3 o'clock, on the premises, I shall sell the above property, consisting 0) plot of ground of about 300 feet front on and improved by a number of valuable Stone Batld- ings, formerly used as a di lugs 18 @ steam e: and two cylinder botlers forty-four feet long, each, with cther apparatus. Terms: One-quarter cash, re-idue in one, two and tbree years, at six per cent, per annum and se- cured by a deed of truston the veyancing at purchaser's cosi quired at time of sale. This sale offers a 5) talists to secure valua propriation bill was taken the whole, and the House | , Sealed Proposals will be received ai ment until noon on the FinsT Day or MAY, , by contract, Printed Wooden Tags, in such quantities and at such times as may uired and ordered during ove year from the first 1878; the quantity of such tags to be @ three hundred thousand, and more, if more be required and ordgred during that Such tags are of two kinds—narrow and wid The narrow tags, of which very much the, quantity will be required, are to be mad seasoned, and of alight color, im each six and a-halt inches long, half inch thick, and havi “a ighths of an inch in diameter tone inch from one end, rinted and slightly in= ge letters the name ot of such railway post of- in committee o! BY THE SEA.—San Stefano, the it and most uninteresti country resorts in the neighborhood of stantinople, has suddenly risen to fame t has thrown open its best houses to strong rivalry in flattest, ugli e in basiness. BROS., Aucts. the strangers, hospitality between the rich Greek: menians, who own most of the ha Their empressement to welcome be taken for what it is They do not love the ne: y know which is the winning r sincerity is about ona the Greek bishop of Tchatalja, who publicly hailed the Russians as deliverers, and then privately confided to a benevolent neutral that the Russians had made of his people a burden, and, with a deep sigh, the good old times of éhe ing our own Way, circular hole thr bored throngh it Each of these t par with that of such post office and fice, or of such r« fat | specified Ii & es whieh will ac fh af and that | Grier, and also have priated thereon. letters, ‘adirection forits return to such office as clfied In such schedules, nted side of each tag is tohave a smooth ‘Wide tags are to be similar to the others im all respects excepting the width which must be twe inches instead of one. and excepting the pri which will consist of such brief direction in ined. and particularly sp is sent to foreign ‘Samples of the tags hereby advertised for, can be obtained on application, by letter, to the ‘Second Assistant Postmaster General; also blank forms Js, to which bidders must conform, im Dids under this advertisement. ‘All the tags contracted for are to be delivered at of Washington, ted bcinepected and found to-contorm to the ‘eummpies ’ tnepected an ‘conform’ to the. sam Department before they will Payments will be made Turks, when we had except in the matter of tit San Stefano lies close to bathed bythe Marmora, and during August and September its chief recommendations are 1is bathing and quail shooting. At present the si reat attraction. their splendid bands are pleasant novelties for the Constantinopolitans, who seldom see or hear anything fimer than a shabby, out-at-elbow Turkish regiment, with its brazen monoton; Ways run extra trains and the government steamboat company has which are crowded dai eager to behold ihe conquerors. The Russian force at San Stefano is rapidly swelling into a 1,400. men origin- ally expected have increased to 16,000, and, as fresh recruits are still arriving, it is but natu ral to expect that they will outgrow the ac- commodation of San Stefano and spread them- selves on to Makrikioi, from which to the Sev- means Constantinople it- In one of the y-horse power @ sea ; its shore is letters as will fied in the schedul erty sold. Con- 3200 deposit re- jlendid opportunity to capi- y= VLING, Anctir, rpuomss DOWLING, Auctioneer, is. The rail- ut on extra boats. with excursionists Sa ait eee of fifty of each CATALOGUE SALE respectable sized army; the and the orders of the be accepted ard pa'd for. after the delivery, inspeciion, and acc or ery i id acceptance Every proposal must specify, urtconditionally, offered to be furnished. ived will be opened, read. and ent at noon on the d a decision thereon VALUABLE MISCELLANKOUS FINELY ILLUSTRATED the price of each ag ‘Tre : Day or May, be made within three days thereafter. master General reserves the INCLUDING WORKS BY HOGARTH, DORE, RETZSCH AND OTHERS, en Towers—whicl self—is but a step.—[ London Truth. ‘To be sold at my auction rooms, southwest Ivania avenue and 11h, TUESUAY andi WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, aprill 15th, 16th commencing, at 7 ‘cash, ‘HO! Sottp WaLks.—In formin, much depends on the character of the materi- als. Round and clean pebbles, worn by water, will always remain loose at the surface. Gravel that is somewhat angular, with a small admix- ture of clay, will become hard and compact. Judgment and experience are required in de- termining the pro| clear, smooth gravel it will do more harm than coarser material should be Se oa pad Sack aera vel shou! a sieve f-inch meshes. An experiencea gardener Saves much labor by the use of salt, which is applied after a rain, when the weather promises to be fair for some days, garden walks, corner of Penn: streets, on MO. UNCANSON BROS. Ructioneers. STEES' SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND ee LAND A STREETS NORTH: ‘Kt AUCHON, oS 4 p.. The surface trust given to us ant in Liber No ras folio 330, one of the land records of the Distr! informs us that he 7, WS, ‘AY, bth, day of the ‘premises. at it, certain piece or men, twins, of Hart county their father’s debts, with his death-bed request. of age when they ‘ways. easements, Tig! Peraiine, ‘his Lot is improved by 8 ‘Terms of sale: $1,000, cash; balance, tn, six, az-Two pune, ‘or in any wise oe worked i seribers of Washii to do so, they per- ‘until the last cent atlas Aa it is a wonder that a pl