Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1880, Page 3

DRY GoOops. STEAMERS, &. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. RY GOODS: DEY | Goons: large stock ck of HEAVY WINTER FAnNIOS. as well as a lai line of Staple and Feng Dry. must be sold during this month. Without a Single exception, we are selling our en- at less than wholesale value. SPECIAL NDUCEMENTS in Silks, Satins and V We the largest tine of Buttons, fering gpd Black: ‘and ¢ ‘Colored ‘Silk Fringes to be found in OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD OFF. W. M. BROWN, * febli S17 Market Space. D® GooDs AT oO OLD PRICES. od | Sl peat yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON at the ane size_pure LINEN TOWELS, 123c., (old Pistee size pure LINEN NAPKINS, only 8c., (old P pare ite LINEN, 50c., (old price.) es vary best GALIG GO wads, (in stort lengths, ) 4 (old price. ‘Closinie out of all our Ladies’ CLOKS at actual ‘cost. Pure Wool Colored OASHMERES reducer to 250. Golored and Black SILK VELVETS s art wool, LACE, for Bittaine, 1234, 15, ‘COVERS, handsomely Embroidered witb Bilk, $3.75 to 810. CARTER’S, 711 Market Space. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS. Our 81, #1.25 and 81-50 BLAUK SILKS are the his ae PRTACK Si G “1 1 LS, 5 and 87c. BLACK SILES, BLT. 8! COLORED SILKS, immenee sortmer ent. Every pair of our BLANKETS at actual cost. Large size Double BLA’ 8 Buck and Colored double width, (pure wo CLOTH, for men and boys’ wear, 37, 50, 62, 75c., (old prices.) a Pai Ize size pure White BRIDAL QUILTS, (old. Hone; peat wi ‘nite QUILTS, 50, 62, 75, 87c., 1, Cold prices, ‘caRTEWs, 711 Market Space. Ya SILKS. We have To-pay, received a lot of GENUINE AMERICAN SILK that we will sell for $1.25 a Yard. ‘This SILK is as handsome as imported goods at 82.00 a Yanp. ns who have worn SILKS of this make say tustitis undoubtedly the best wearing SILK ‘World. Call and examine this SPEctaL BarGarn, at CONNOLLY’S, jan29 11th st. and Pa. ave. CARFS! SCARFS! SCARFS! GREAT Beek Cee ie TO ane ROOM FOR EW N 81.50 SCARES reduced to. 0c. These are all new and desirable goods andere told at the above fires to reduce stock. IETS to order, rand ready-made. jan28 816 F st. n.to. LACK AND COLORED SHAWLS. BLACK SILKS and SATINS. BLACK TRIMMING VELVETS. LUPIN’S BLACK CASHMERES. COURTAULD'S CRAPES and VEILS. peck ore fine quality, in new spring BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS— 25. goods for 160. 18%c. goods for 12340. All New Goods. TYLER & CHEWNING, (Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), 4an26 918 7th st. n.w. Smet» THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. ‘Crown Diamond” Shirt, only 50 cents. The “Senate Emproved Shirt, 65 tents, thes Mystery: made of the very best m1 d twenty-one e hued li linen, only 76 cents. thee “Reception” made of the nxsr muslin and EXTRA ¥ INE linen Loge, Shirts, of the eet ‘Hiuslin and twenty-one as MEGINNISS’, jan? 1002 F street n.vw. Bi. UCTION IN REAT BED! weno s THE PRICE 't Ready-made Shirt for. 50 On ELipse shin sy #3 Our Celebrated Trinmpiant Shirt; Wamsutia mus- $-ply all-line cn line tin, 8-ply all-linen toe are en bands, Leave i re with un for Fine Dress Shirts. r Weneves fail to give perfect he 6 Elogant Shirts to order € Fine Dress Shirts" 6 Very Fine (solid bos.) to order for. Fine stock GENT'S FURNISHING for Hi Presents, a REUIL decl6 Non i1t3 Bot. PROPOSALS. ALE OF OBSOLE’ VIOFABLE ORDNANO TUBES, NITED STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY. Corner Houston and Gre nestrects (b.O, Bos tll, ) ‘New York, Januaary 22d, 1880. Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at this office for the purchase of Obsolete and Unser- ¥iceable Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, embracing Gannon, Carriazes, Small Arms, Leather Work, Lead, ‘Teols, and Scrap Materials, &c., at the Fafious Arseiials, Forts, and Depts’ in the United Bids will be opened at 12 o'clock m., on WEDNES- DAY, THE 267TH Day OF Fepnvaky, 1980, for Stores located as follows, to wi heny Arsenal, Pa. Honroe Arsetals \ Bock Taaud ona pi Mo: ional Armury, Mass. D. C58 ‘Waterviiet Arsenal, N.Y. ; Watertown Arse- ‘And the Forts in the following named States, to Conn it. Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Mass- achat Michigan, Hampshire, New Jer- sey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vir- ea eRids will be opened at 12 o'clock m., on WED- NESDAY, the If day of March, 1580, tor Stores d as follow nes to wil bey oracle Arsenal, Ga.: San_ Antonio Arsenal, = Benicia Arsenal, Gal. ; Vancouver Arsenal, ‘Wash. Fort Union, New Mex. ; U.S. Military N. Y.. and the Forts in the following- named States and Territories, to wit ‘Alabema, California, Florida, Georsis, Kentucky, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Mis- ‘braska, Ne North Carolina, ae: Carolina, ‘Texas, Alaska, Arizona, Color: oe Idaho, Indian, Montana, New Mexico, wton, Wyoming. Tew it detail, focation terms, &e,, ee catalogues, which can be procured on application, at the Ondiiance Office, War Department, Washing- ., at this Agency, or at any of the Arsonals or Depots’, and the Comfnanding Oicers of Borts Will furnish on upplication information as to what Stores ou hand at their respective posts are for le. Bidders will state explicitly, the poste where the Bloree are located which they bid for, and will «ive the kinds and quantities they propose to purchase. Deliveries will only be made at the various posts The Deparin nent reserves the right to reject all bide which are nt deemed satisfactory. Prior to the acceptance of any bid if will have to ‘be approved by the War Department. . Terms cash. ‘Ten per cent. at the time of award and the remain der when the property is delivered. Thirty days ‘Will be allowed for the removal of stores. Wpucking bores will se charged at prices to be de- termined aD the Department. Pro pe aldressed to the U.8. Ordnance ‘ork (P.O. Box 1811), and must be roposals for purchasing Stores,” with the names of the Arsenals, Forts or Depots where Stored, andthe names of States or Territories in ‘Which the stores sre located. SPIN, Bvt. Col. U.B. An Lt Col. of Ord., Commanding. Bou’ Parota Dtal No TO CARKY THEM OVER. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF WINTER CLOTHING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY Days. OVEROCOATS. Overcoats now $20, formerly $25. Overcoats now 15, formerly 20. Overcoats now 10, formerly 15. Overcoats now Overcouts now Buits that were $25, now $20. Buits that were 20, now 16. Suits that were 15, now 12. Suits that were 13, now rs Suits that were 10, now Buitsthat were 8, now € OATS AND VESTS, DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS, YOUTHS' AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, AT PROPORTIONATE REDUCED PRIQES. 4. STRAUS, avenue, Between 10th and 1th sts. st @. WHITNEY & CO,, Poser, to J. brit — cash, cara Orders by mail promptly Tees 1011 a HORE OLE. neETibee moa EF. oF AND THE 80 Tas doe leaves Gth-street days, Fridays, a6 p.m.» moypuag at iney it and Point Look« Connecting on &c. Leaves Nori: at 4 p.m. Sass fare 83; hound TH, 88: Becortd-clase fare, $1.60; Bound Trip, 62. DAILY LINE ON THE POTOMAO RIVER. ‘The Steamer JouN W. THomPson has been with- detailed Ee hs Wot Gig a ha ae al 5 otherwise ordered.” P* 8 or Alexan rates. A eo BACON, President. YORK The pp we of this TEN,” P. CARD SAAS BE and * alternate Wednesda” and Sat Firs' fe Oabin Sepp: Bee Becond Cabin. pore at — & CO. g O05 aT Bo, Win. Jan‘ H. CAZAUX, FS WASHINGTON Ant Philadel ip! iphis with Clyders Line for raernil Providence, New England State: ly to. H, JOHNSON & fal nfcemation, arp to. 2th street wharf, Faihhawion D. 0.2% A'P CLYDE & 00, General Managers, 12 South Wharves, Philadel- phia. marzo ORTH, GERMAN LLOYD_sracur ‘LINE BUTWEEN NEW YORK, ewe — SouriasrroN AND BUEax.. steamers of this compan Rates From New York to Havre ‘Soutvaimyion and. Brem a i prepa 8 cael shy cabin, 0; steel 3 Pre} sosras certicaten 2h, For ty or passage. pny ra is & 2 Bowling Green, - G ErEEBOWT sane a Pa av. Agen (UNARD EAINE+ orion. ‘With the view for Ws of the chances of col- tl seasons of tue StAh Gens n 4. noe the Sheridian of 60 at 8 thing to the north of 43. ‘On the. homeward. passers crossing: 9 oi jpparician of 80st 42at., or nob to the north THE OUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- Between New York and Liverpool, Call- FROM Pifie 40, Ni, NEW YORK. Abyssinia. .Wed. is 18 | Heel - Wed. Wed. ipa every following We BATES OF PASSAGE. Petes ), $80 and $100 wold, according to accommo peket to Paris, $15, gold, additional. Return tickets on favorat at very low rates. Biostar Soxete fora Live and Queenstown, an parta of 26 ‘all other Though bills of isden etven for Belfast, Glaszow, of Harse Antwerp and a, ports on the Continent, md for Mediterranean Fa, he Ee ‘or freight an a paseaae apply Company's office, No. 4 Bowlin th steerage and gabin, to OTIS GATS BIGHLOW, G06 ith strect, Washing: en as~ " OAS. G. FRANOKLYN, Agent, N.¥. RAILROADS. JRALTIMORE | AND 1D OHIO ) RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. National Route and Short jane to the No: th. Nos Secemwee ‘To take effect sunday, crenibes 16, 1878, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTON. Cees p.m.—Baltimore, Hilicot City and Way Bta- “3:06 a.m.—tNew Zork, Philadelphis and Boston fast at el On) Baton. re only. i i eenaamgias and = er 6:50 mont, ‘Sesbarg acti ad way, ie slay.) and Tar aoe "Strasburg, oa and way stations. lor car Jor car 10 New York ‘York and Baltimore Express. Stops lens ol Calter ‘Betevile Laurel Annapols ‘sanction, y over. 5 p.m.—Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City and Way. 1:30 pin. New York, Philadelphis and Boston Express. Stops at Laurel. 1:35 p.m. Ba Sunday gn , Baltimore and Way, 4:30 p.m. Baltimore, B ensburg Laurel express. Frederick, via Relay. “Biope at Ammapolls junction. reg SESE yc oak On Bunkay 1 Oy Boenfialtimor, Anuapolls-nd Way Sta ELPHIA, Ni (ORFOLK AND Pameeuee ea ea except ree : passen, beni an Cann Sto oe at Biadensbi sand re 45 pon. spade a Way Stations = are md ons. 8: a MORE AND LAUREL EX- puEse” "Bilicott 6 Gry, vis Belay, often aouass ‘sleeping car to Chicago, burgh t Sunday.) ee TNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA ak phisiionse EXP! 89} ns burg and Laurel. Sleeping, car to jew York, and sleeping car hia. 9:50. ene St” Pauls and’ Gincinnat! Express. et ally. CSBtinday only. Other trains dally, except for further iatoraiadon arp ie at the Baltimore and Ohio and , 61y and Corner 14th ‘and Pennsyivania sven where orders will be take Gheeked id received at any point in Master Genera! Ticket ‘3 x0: S°ROONTE General Agent. 1880 renwsyey, TO THE NORTH, WEST, ST ARD SOUTHWEST. spombis mn Mass si = % In Effect Jaxws LEAVE WAS) SHIN: a tr from BALTIMORE AND ) POTOMAO RAILROAD. eater, Buffalc rot and the Ne North, at 6:06 a.m. dal Sunday; 7:40 p.m. daily, exce) Let irae are Elnira, ate 40 a.m. day, cept 81 For. New York and the East, 8:10 .m., and 1:30 waally, excep ? and vis pom. daily, With Paiste Gert sttaclod” Tmt ied Expres Bullman Parle Gare, 9:90 am daily, For Brooklyn, N all through trains connect at ‘Jersey. City’ with bots of Brooklyn Annex, transfer to Fulton street, avoid- doul dion aura Pulte ‘Philsdelphia, 8:16 a.m. and 1:30 aaty, * ire tr and 946 Sty? “Tis E Wis40 and 940 pot erie 6:00 arma and 4:20 p.m., daily, except Sun ery @:10's.m and 4:20 p.m., dally, ox- ALEXAND! AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- 3a AND ALEXANDNIA AND WASHING- 20, 9 a.m, ay for Wi oes roe 7, 9:05 p.m. and 12 on RAAT ad HIS IS THE BURGLAR’S SEASON, NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th street and New York avenue. }Burglar and Proof Vaults from $5 to A Der 81,000. Tooeives Sivereare te eke et frcsident Geo. W ene Boy" ‘secretary: Mir atartovant fees ‘Henry A ‘Willard, John Oaseels, ‘Thos.evans. CANNED EFEE has Biivrevat fais f'a mie ce at ratonn and is sold at an exceed- for the purpose of introducing my All may ay aarentiae of it. pi People change their Yeast Powders, like principles, vers slowly, but the PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER Is surely winning it way to popular favor. All FINE GROCERIES at Lsblsatirmeerntig Orders recsived by Teteinone sees £50) Neweo2t FAMILY FLOUR $2.00 per ae ius) low a Granulated SU‘ "0 “an “ 09 Cc, WITMER, febT 1918 Penn. ave. XN ALAGA GRAPES, FLORIDA ORANGES, BANANAS, ONS, APPLES, ASSORTED FRENCH FRUITS. AND JOHN H. MAGRUDER, feb 1421 New York Avenne. GF A. O'HARE, Buccessor to 0. 8. O'HARE & SON, 4213 7th st. n.w., between M and N, Has just received a large ot of BEST ITALIAN OLIVE OIL, BEST ITALIAN MACARONI. ? To be sold at bottom prices. Crosse & Blackwell's Pickles, per bottle. Lea & Perrin's Bauce, 25 p Zi pis 2 be, quarts. 4 Cakes Babbit's ‘Best™ Soap. ‘Western Shoulder Bacon, per I! Best Sweet Cider, per gallon. 16 Good Cigars... 0 GEO. A. O'HARE. 1213 7th st, n.w., bet. Mand N. feds ‘A PROCESS FLOUR $2.35 MW PEE SACK. Choice Family Flour, $2.00 per sack. Granulated Sugar, 10c. Ib. Choice New Crop Oolong Tea, 40c. Ib. Choice New Crop Imperial Tea, 40c. Ib. Best Old Government Java Coffee, 28c. Ib. Best Rio Coffee, 18c. Ib. Best Maracaibo Coffee, 22c. Ib. Best Mocha Coffee, 30c. Ib. (CoFFEE RoastED Datny.) Peach Blow and Peerless Potatoes, 65c. bushel. Malaga G anges, Bananas, Figs, Apples, &e., &C., initeon hand. si at HOWARD’S, Jan22-e0 Cor. 7th and L sts. n.w. (ASH GROCERIES. Best HAMS (King & WESTP! OR.. Sbeeskebeet 8 Lbs. FIGS (Layers), 0. R. WIXOM & CO Jan29-2w 504 9th st. nv. ¢ YANVASS BAOK ED HEAD DUG UE, PHEASANT ste BEEE T ar TONG ite cae Oe pet age FLORIDA CHANGES he dec PALAOR MARKET, Cor. 14th and N.¥.av. IBST PREMIUM panied: st the Mstlonal Fate over all othee compet TO OERES. pie nenasonest Minnesota Patent Flour in the MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, A magnificent Winter Whest Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, The standard Famil; Flour of the District. For sale by every first-class Wholesale Depot—Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave. nové WM. M. GALT & CO. 20™ 790 2000 street. rece hs sOxaters a and Terrapins. Forxoye Ghickenn fens and Ducks. Beet Tendetione sn California Gray tn orone roe Dinber Partin sola B& COAL AND WOOD. MET#IEw1cz. COOKE & PORTER, COAL. JALITY OF WHITE AND RED ASH Bera ANTHRACITE COAL. Well screen: 1d clean, 2240 Ibs. to the ton * Entead: George's Oreeky Lamp and Run of Mine Cumberland by cargo, car load or single ton. areg ear Hard Furnace Goal suitable for 01 WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, In Corp LeneTx, omeAweD AND SPLIT TO ANY BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. qAisia Office, 1419 New York ave. and Indiana ave. Shipping snd Yard, foot of loth st. BaLTIMOoRE BRANOH. Main 89 Post Office ave. Office and Rail- toad Yardy jathedral, near Biddle st. Shipping Wharf and Yard, foot of York st. N. P. LEWIS, Sales Agent for Washington. een oe ‘connection both cities. = ena a9 NAzr0nan FAIR ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND KINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all com. Detitors. STEPHENSON & BEO., Depot and Mill, Sev cicest what OMoe: 12th and Penna. avenue. (OAL. )D. Salt Weloht NB “wooo. j\OHNSO!) PELEEHONEG ‘CONNECTIONS. COAL. ad _ THE OVAL CAKE I8 THE MOST ECONOMICAL FORM OF WASH- ING SOAP. ALL BAR OR SQUARE OAKES WEAR DOWN IN USE TOA OOLGATE & 00.8 “NEW” SOAP CAN BE OUT IN TWO, THE PERIOR IN QUALITY, BUT AS IN FORM THE MOST ECONOMI- CAL 804P NOW MADE. Office and Yard Wharf THIS AFTERNOON. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. VALDABLE BUILDING LOT, FRONTING ON eee \SonEh OF 1 OF THIRD AND REE -THWEST, AT AUCTION. TO-MORROW. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & O0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT 0} By of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, ity cause No. il, 19, in which Hi in- defendants, 1 mn FRIDAY, Fepnuany 13, 1 T 4 O'CLOOK P: St, in front of the premisce, that valuable tot of land known as lot G, in Sinow’s subdivision of part uare No. 534, {n Washington cit: Goltmbis. Bata Tot has 8 Frontare of eet Ling on 4%s street and of 72 feet 13s inches on Marslan Avexite,and is improved by 8 small frame dwelling. ‘Terms of sale: in cash, of which 81(0 mist be paid when the property is struck off; one. fhird in one year and one: urd in, twe years, with leferred payment ‘secu deed of ft ivaet ‘on the property sold, to be approved by the court. All recording and conveyancing, at purchaser's cost terins of sale are not comp) with in five da: seh roperty will be resold at the Finkrand cost of the oulting purchaser. ‘Y, Trustee, feb4-d ofice, a0 43; street northwest. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL WEEN BO SITUATE ON N STREE’ BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FL TEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. Byes cf a decree of the Supreme Court gi the District ‘of “Columbia, passed on the 4th June, D. 1879, in a cause in said court herein Valentine Menger is complain~ it ink Posey_and others are defendants, being Raul use, No. 6,106, Docket 18, I will, on THURSDAY, THE 12TH Day OF FEBRUARY, A, : P-a., sell at public aic- remises, all that part of the und, situate in the city of Washington and District of Columbia, known as Lot number seven Os in square numbered two hundred aut eleven (211), contained within the following met and bounds: Besinuing for said part of ‘said Tot at the southeast corner thereof, and. running thence horth elshty (#6) feet: thence west (20) feet: thence pouth eighty (80) feet, and thence east twenty (20) e place of , together wil es froprovementa thereon, oor sisting of tr Dwelling House. ferme of sale: Qno-third cash within aa after day of sale, of which cash payment $50 all be paid as a deposit at the time of sule,and the bal- ance in three equal installments at six, twelve and eighteen months from day of sale, with interest, All conveyancing at expense of purchaser. TER, Trustee, jJan31-3taw&ds: 342 D street n.w. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. 4 RUSTEES' SALE OF TH DWEL- LINGS AND LOTS ‘ON TS TCENTHS STREET, NEAR SCOTT STATUE AND LOUISE HOME, NORTHWEST, AT 4\ Fae Ringe of a deed of trust, duly recorded Aber. No. 768, folio 79, one of the land fin} ous for the District of Columbia, and at. 8. request of the party secured, we will sell on AY, THE 17TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1880, at 4/30 o'cLocK P. M. in front of the prem- all that piece or parcel of Sround Goan tes lying and’ being in the city of Washin in the of Columbia, and known and distinguished on the sround plat or plan thereof as lot numbered eight (8), in square numbered one hundred and ninety Bix (196), Sometiien: ‘with all the improvements, ways, easements, privileges, appurtenaces cand Rrreditamenta fo the kame belonging OF it any wise si fe val valuable Jot has . front of sixty-one feet on inn street northwest, in the same square with the ‘Louise Home” and near Scott's statue. The im- rovetnenis) consist of three Frame Dwelling to. bear seven per cash ‘at pion of purchaser. Conve} ents c., at purchaser's deposit of $200 required when the pi property is struck off. ‘Forms to be complied within 7 days: otherwise the ‘rustees reserve the right to ie property at thetisk and cost of the defaulting purchaser ater giving five aayet notice of such zens ie some news- paper publiabe ed in Washin; BERT Gk »} Trustees. HOLTZMAN, T COLTMAN. feb5-d&da OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS :WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL BO. Business iseasy to youif yon doit right. No need of argument. lone tell the story. Large stock, Good raioes and small profits have wa 4& VERY LARGE TRADE. Nothing but steady low prices, out, will create and maintain a business euch a ours. Our Large Stock and Low Prices make our house the most desirable and safest place to trade. rear in and EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS CAN POSSIBLY SEEK IS ASSURED. ae guarantee our LUMBER to be exactly represented, and will return the polos paid for any Kind that may prove to the contrary, or any LU ‘BEB purchased from us, should iff att to o please, or oF od any tine withina few aayeand it will be urned any Gem Gayoan x changed oF money refunded. WILLET & LIBBEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, fan28 [HE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY “SAPANULE,” Cor. Gth St. and N. Y. ave. 8 4 & “SAPANULF,” F OURES BY ABSORPTION. RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, MALARIA. “*BAPANULE,” the WONDERFUL GLYOERINE LOTION, Isa positive cure. It has never failed, “"SAPANULE” has no equal fox Chronia Ta Lame- Lame Back, Lumbago, Sprains, Piles, ' Hana ‘Shi ane minions, s and all ‘aincasen ch ipelagy Humors of the theBeaiin ee: Dip intent, Bore Throat, tory Ladies who suffer fron To Toca! aumeuites find immediate relief, and & manent cure by -ANULE.” Used ae opones on foc bath removes all soreness of body, Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Bold by all druggists. Price, 50c.and $1 per bottle. Send for illuminated circular and cards. SAMUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Proprietors, decl8-20 237 Broadway, New York. ERKW’S TEA, and removes qari and eruptions; erases te pret, and certain cure for are g the elite of London Paria, Now ay Ballade hee ‘thas been Known in the Oplent ee, Spepliads Sos Te constantly ‘Boxes by mail 600. and @1._ Liberal discount:to trade. 3 . novie ae ote Pile W4sHINGrON AND NEW YORE Src eEece: ‘dgeney in Washington Sea Rew Tox oftease H. B. DODGE, .@. Woop, No. 1, Willard’s Hotel, Washinaton, D. 10 PRINOE & WHITELY, @zoox Broxens, 64 Broapway, New Youe. Exclusive and aw DOWLING, Auctioneer. AT AUCTION, ‘ A ae ws 1B FOR JOB WORK. SUIT: On SATURDAY, aru iy aT 10 o'ou'K, in front cf my saléaroom, I shall sell’ the above. feb “ot DOWLING, Auctioneer. a DOWLING, At Auctioneer. REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD @oops, At salesroom SATURDAY, SL anaUARY. litH, 1880, ar 10 0% comprising some very elegant pieces of Honnehe id egacaes febls-2t Auctioneer. \HOMAS DOWLING, Au Auctioneer. #00 YARDS AXMINSTER ER MOGNET BRUSSELS ND OTHER CARPETS AT AUCTION. Will be sold at my auction rooms, on TUESDAY, Frenvany lizE, 4890, a7 10 o'ctocy, all the ele- Carpets from the residence of Mrs. Senator Ftewart which were slightly damaged at the iate will be sold without reserve. Can be seer a rior to sale. feu12 THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. poms DOWLING, A Auctioneer. THE GREAT ‘GLEARING SALE SUPERB TRIPLE PLATE SILVER WARE Will continue THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING, Aso FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, At the Elegant Salesroom, No. 1425 NEW YORK AVENUE. Sales each day AT 20 O'CLOCK A. M., 2 P. M., AND.7:30 EVENING. BY ORDER OF THE AURORA SILVER PLATE 00. Great bargains are secured at this sale. ‘The goods are first-class. WILL BE ABSOLUTELY SOLD Rogardless of price. fcb12-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. } UNOANSON BROS., Auctioneers. LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE, Bene Entire Contents oF MARBLE BUILDING, CORNER OF 9TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Consisting in part of PARLOR SUITES, COVERED IN RAW SILK, REP AND H. 0.; M. T. WALNUT CHAMBER SETTS, M. T. WALNUT SIDEBOARDS, HALL STANDS, WABNUT BOOKCASES, SEORETARY’S DESKS, M. T. TABLES, ORIBS, CYLINDER DESKS, MIRRORS, COTTAGE SETTS, OBAIRS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, WARDROBES, WOVEN WIRE, DUNKS, AND OTHER SPRINGS, HAIR MATTRASSES, PILLOWS, &c. On MONDAY MORNING, Fennvany 1671, COMMENCING aT 10 O'CLOCK, we Will sell alll the Furniture contained in the above mentioned buildin: being the entire stock of M. Ince, ead. retiring from the busi- ness and which Will be positively sold, the stock is entirely ‘new and late patterns.” Those in want of furniture, &c., should attend this sale. Dealers and others 9 ‘ecially invited. fd ‘Phird Bloors for rent. Inquire at office of Mutual Fire Insurance Company, or tie Aue. tioncers. ‘Auction License for sale. Terms: A)l sums under amount a eredit of 30 and 60 days, notes to be satis- factorily indore fo bear 3 per cent interest, ‘Goods on exhibition Saturday. febl1-4t (HOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF SECOND STREET, BETWEEN HIGH AND MARKET STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court, of the District of Columbia, passed the 20th day of January, 1880, in Equity Cause 6,642, Xc., wherein James W. Jones et al. are complain- ants and John D. Jones et undereiined Trustee, will sell 20TH Day or FEBURARY, TA: Shr the following aeserived eri viz: AU that wettern part. of lot number Be: Hawkin’s addition to Georg D.6. inning at 39 feet from the eastern lige of thelo thence running north 150 feet ; thence east 173s feet: thence south 150 feet to raid north line of 2d atrect thenes west 1734 fect to the beginning, together with the improvements. ‘erms: One-third of the [purchase money cash in hand; the remainder of said purchase money to be paid in three equal instalments at six. twelve snd eighteen months, from the day of sale; the de- ferred payments to bear interest at the rate of six rer per annum from the date of sale. bonveyaucine at purchaser's cost. $100 down wlien the property is stra not complied with in 8 days, the trustee reserv the right to resell the property at the risk and cost 2 5 100 cash; over that f the defawlting pu . OSCEOLA G. GREEN, Trasteo, Tntelligencer Build, feb10-20t th and D st. n.w. #0. TRUESDELL, Auctioneer. TRU! PROB GRO OF DESTRABL E IMPROVED STWREN. ‘TH STREETS NOWTHEAST, PREM- 1S 102104 AND 1106, y virtue of three several deeds of trust, ail dated September 18; 178 and eect fr in Liber 893, at folios ‘981, 384and 387, re- spectively, oe of the Land Records of the District cf Columbia, and, also, in pursuance of an order cf the Supreiue Court of the District of Columbia, parsed.on the 30th day of January, A.D. 1880, in ca 6877, Eq. Doo. 19, I will offer for sals at yn SATURDAY, the 3ist Day oF PPRUAIE 1880, AT 1730 O'CLOCE Peat. in Troe ef the prem: s 83, 84 and 86 of John W. Starr's cubdivision of Lots numbered ‘37 to Sl, in- elusive, of Gulick’s subdivision of Square No. 987, in Washington Oity, District of Columbia, with tha improvements, consisting of a desirable Brick Dwelling on each of said Lots. Terms of sale: One-third cash; the balance in three equalinstalments, at six, twelve ae d eighteen months from day of sale, for which aser's promissory notes shall be given, beara interest atseven per cent. per annum ; to be py ace of trust upon the respective premises sold, and satisfactory policies of insurance upon the Build- PFO cba Tae opty hose y of le, ot ise the prope! sold at aA and cost of defaulting put cash deposit of $100 on cach lot requ ave be re- A time of 'N, Trustee, 0 F street n. w. (HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- Bee D.. ® G. HELEN dante, tho ama ‘will sell at public au Mction, ia trent of the NY, THE StH DAY OF UARY, A. D. 1 lot numbered (5) five, in juare numbered. ( (38) thirty-nine, in Geor, resto. "in the District of Co- Jumbia, together with the improvements thereon, gonsisting of a three-story brick honse and an old e shop, the said parcel of ground having front on the north ai side of Bridge Street of fifty and 41-100 (50 41-100) os by a depth of one hundred and nineteen (119) feet Terms: One-fourth at the purchase money to be aid in cash, of which $200 D waill be req juired at time Of ale; the balance to be paid in equ pal Installments at six, iwelve and eighteen months vy of sale, with interest at six per cent per Tun, to be ee gured by deed of trust upon the property gold: or if the purchaser prefers to pay cash it will be ac- cented. o Cerin of sale ave not complied with in 7 days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. DORSEY OLAGETT:} crrusteos. . Oi DUNCANSON Gross po feb5-d&ds yous iG & MIDDLETON, _Real Estate Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A A DESIRABLE Ty parcel of groun: nown. as Lot num! nine (49), of Haley pauayeon of is thereon bee 2 Terms of sal es GX) cash; balance in one Gand two (@) years, from day of sale, with inte ite of levers ven (7) per cent per annum paid, ae able semi-ann' , secured by deed. of trust on ne FOpOTEY sola oral cash, at option of “Ail convoygucing at ‘s.cost. If the font Gap oF sale toes reserve the Seht ma ° to resell Se EE Ul } ‘Trustees. By a ‘WILLIAM K. BENJAMIN BT BIMIGER, feb5-d&ds ‘M. A. WALLACE, Auctioneer. LUABLE REAL ESTATE, PUBLIC Gee OF ee BALTIMO! E of Gotot A.D. No. 11, folios 584, &c., 108 "8 county, : 8 s d i i 38 ABs Bye 68 i BH Ee Be ee 8 ® id e ‘i i ; ul os i i : : i Fe THURSDAY S February 12, 18S0. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday’s Proceed- ings. SENATE.—After our report closed— Mr. Edmunds continued his remarks in oppo- sition to the bill to authorize the Secretary of the Interior to ascertain and certify the amount of land located with military warrants in sev- eral states, and directing the payment to such states of five percentum of the amount of such lands. Being much annoyed Tuesday and yes- terday by conversation in the chamber, he re- quested the Chair to instruct the sergeant-at- arms to preserve order. The Vice President desired, in justification of himself ana the porgoant-at Seas and his as- sistants, to state that he kad given that in- Struction dally during the session; the officers had done thetr best to enforce the rules, but, despite their Ses upon the floor of the ted to admission. Mr. Edmunds remarked that he would feel called on to submit a resolution that the ser- geant-at-arms be furnished with guns, swords, pets, dirks, bayonets and the other necessary implements of war, to see if he could not thea have the rules enforced, He then proceeded to discuss the pending Dill. ‘Mr. Davis (W. Va.) aay for an executive Session, which was agreed to. When the doors were reopened, at 5: the Senate adjourned. HOUSE.—After our report closed— The House went into committee of the who! on the revision of the rules. The pending qi tion was on the amendments to clause 21, of rule 11, relative to the jurisdiction of the com- mittee on Mississippi levees. The first am nd- ment was that offered by Mr. Chalmers, giving the committee jurisdiction over the improve- ment of the Missfssippi river and its tributarie: ‘The second amendment was that offered by M Frye, in the nature of a substitute for M mers’ amendment, confining that juri to the levees of the Mississippl. Mr. Frye's sub- stitute was agreed to—129 to 31. Mr. Newberry offered an amendment grant- ins the committee on patents jurisdiction ov subjects relating to copyrights and trade-marks. ‘Rao ted. ‘The committee then rose. ME King, chairman of the committee on in- teroceante canal, reported the following resolu- tion, which was adopted: “Resolved, That the Secretary of the Treasury be requested to furnish the House, for the use of the committee on the interoceanic canal, Such statistics as may be the department on the following subjects: First. The amount of shipping between the Atlantic and Pacitic poe of the United States, and the amount and ind of cargoes, and from the coast of the Pa- cific ocean. Second. The entries and clearances at the port of San Francisco for the last fiscal year, and the amount and kind of cargoes, and the places to and from which they are carried. Third. The amount of transportation acros isthmus, and Remerally: its port of destin and original shipment. Fourth. The average duration of voyages around the Horn, between San Francisco and New Yor! ‘The House then, at 4:45, adjourned. ntlemen were brought mate Who were not enti- pm, An Extraordinary Case. REPORTED MARRIAGE OF A FARMER TO WIS STEP- DAUGHTER. Special correspondence of the Baltimore @. zelle from Princess Anne, Somerset county, F Tuary 10, says: An astounding and unnatural marriage, which ts unparalleled in the history of the state, is sald to have been celebrated near Dames Quarter, in this county, on day last, and has caused considerable ment among the residents of this vicinity ing the past’ three or four days rumo been circulated to the effect that Sidne' Shores, a well-to-do farmer, residing near Dames Quar- is 12-year-old ter, had married Gussie Shores, his stepdaughter, and that they were liv gether as man and wife. From invest made yesterday the marriage ts believed to h: taken place. It appears that on the 12th of last September Shores’ wife, who was about 35 years of age, died, leaving in his charge her child Gussie, 12 years old, a daughter by her first husband, Capt. Samuel Shores, an uncle of Syd- ney. AS will beseen, the child was not only Sydney's stepdaughter but was also his first cousin. After Mrs. Shores died Sydney continued to reside in his old home with his young daughter until January, when he sent her to school on Deal’s Island. On Tuesday last he took her away from the school and brought her to Prin- cess Anne,where he is believed to have obtained a marriage license in the name of Sydney and Augusta Shores. He then visited several cler- gymen vainly endeavoring to induce them to marry him to the child, but failed to have the necessary ceremony performed. He afterward went to a local preacher, who, {t 13 said, per- formed the ceremony, after which the couple returned home. Since the facts were made pub- lic several ladies have visited the house and en- deavored to induce Mr. Shores to allow the child to be taken away, but at the last accounts had met with no success. As far as can be ascer- tained Mr. Shores’ treatment of the girl has been uniformly kind and considerate, and she hus always appeared happy and contented. It 1 that the child was induced to give her Consent tothe union without belng aware of the nature of the obligation she was assuming, owing to her extreme youthfulness. | She is represented as bein a cht and attractive, and pessessed of a kin generous disposition t! at hes won her many, friends. Itis probable ‘har an effort will be made to have them separ- ated, although the exact ground upon watch the application will be made has not transpired. D INTERROGATED.—In the House england, Tuesday, Earl Granville rit was true that the government relleved Persta from her engagements rela- lve to Herst. Lord Beaconsileld replies “There is no foundation for the statement. Steps for the settlement of affairs in Afghani: tan already in many instances have been taken with success. During their progress many com- munications were interchanged with Persia con- cerning the northeastern frontier, but’ nothing has been concluded. It would be most inconve- nient and injurious ‘to present the papers on the subject now.” enn ALLEGED LorreRY SWINDLE.—John Patty, e Patty and George Blythe, proprietors of the ‘atty Hotel, at Fond du Lac, Wis., have been arrested for being party to a lottery scheme to dispose of the hotel at $10,000, with extra inducements amounting to $79,000. They had sold $47,000 worth of tickets, violating the Postal laws and also fraudulently overestima- ting the property. SUCCESSFUL Bank RopseRY.—The vault of the Westport (Conn.) National Bank was broken into at 3 a. m. yesterday, and robbed of between $3,000 and $4,000. The village watchman was knocked down and gagged an hour before by twomen. Three others then appeared, carried him into the bank and locked him up in a closet. The vault was then exploded with gunpowder, and the concussion was so violent that the plate-glass front of the bank was smashed and the nelenbors were aroused, An alarm of fire was , but the burglars got off with their 36,000,000 JAPANESE GOING TO ScHOOL.—The latest report of the minister of education in Japan shows a heavy increase in pubilc instruc- tion throughout the empire. The school atten- danee is now 36,000,000, the males, however, pre- ponderating. The universal interest in educa- Won is roved by the fact that in five years pri- vate voluntary donations to the schools and oe amount to nearly $9,000,000 and up- of 700,000 acres of Tand The Japanese Fealdents in ‘Corea Row number 1,500, A hos- ital and school have been established at the isan settlement. INDIAN MURDERERS PUNISHED.—A special dis- patch from Fort Keogh, dated February 8, says: Sergeant Glover, of company B, 2d cavalry, of this post, with ten men and ten Indian scouts, started out on the 4th instant, to capture a arty of Sioux Indians, supposed to belong to ‘itting Bull's band, who killed one man and wounded another some days ago on Mizpah creek. They tound them near the head of Pump- kin creek, when a skirmish ensued, which re- sulted in the death of two Sioux and one soldier xilled and ‘one wounded. Last might Captain inyder, of thapst try, with one company, proceeded at t once to the scéne of action and afternoon displaying the ‘scalps of the ti te afternoon e of the two In- dians who were ikiiled. The Pest of the party, three in number, were taken prisoners. MR. ACahaES oF THE U. 8. I. D.—Policem: Lear lercer street on Monday evel , Pwien he meta well-dressed young man dragging a gayly-attired woman by the wrists. le was to her and she wept cop- yusly. them anc .8. LD. . C. The latter letiers, he said, were the initials of his name, George C. le was ae me es explain his conduct, HARVESTING — Tex Cror.—A telegram from it Troy, N. Y., 10, says: All ay of a short uppty of tce may be abandoned. ‘There are 20 of good ice that can —— Nested on the Hudson river between Ti y and Tivoli. About Troy for five days ice HAS Deen stored at the rate of 50,000 ees a day. The weather has been continuously col last Thursday, and thick ice, free wry co sn now and dirt, has formed on the river. All the Ni New York ccmpanies have men at work cutting be- tween the city of Hudson an@ Troy. In some instances work will be carried on at night by means of the electric light. Phe weather is now moderating, and a snow-storm ts threatened. Neither a storm nora gradual thaw will sert- ously interfere with the ice-cutters, as the ice 13 now of full thickness, and the harvest will not last more than a week, not. time enough for the sun to fnjure It, if the nights are moder cold. Stories which ice-dealers are telling of a short crop are intended merely to affect the summer price. A large house, Miled on specu- von ay Was offered for #1a ton to-day, with no akers, SOME 3,000 UNEMPLOYED WORKMEN assembled at the sand lots tn San Francisco yesterday, and after listening to a number of speeches about half of the crowd formed a line and marched to the office of the Central Pacific Raflroad Com- pany, where they notifed General Superintend- ent Towne that he must not employ any China- men. BR, boy who died in + Va., a few days agoy Is said to 4 pounds. T-old MARRIED. BAWSEI— BORLAND. On the 1th of Feb- rusry, 1880, by the Rev. P. H. Sweet, Epwaxp Bawsku and Link Bont. iD. KIMBELL—COLBY. | In Kansas City, Mo., on Thursday, February Sth, “1s ‘Mr. this city, to cient RUDE H. Cousy, of Wyandotte counky, Kan- SYMANOSKIF—WASN: wi February 9th, 1e80, at St. Peter's Chure the Rev. Father O'Sullivan, JOSETIN SyaaNOnNye sat Aare Wane NEY. DIED. BRADFORD. In Brook, on Tues. day, February 10th, 1880, Earn x ganguro J. Stricker Bradford, aged twenty-seven years. DENT. At the residence of Juan Boyle, near Gaithersburg, Montwomery Co., Md-, on tho Loe of February, 1880, about 5 o'clock daughter of the lato Ooi. ecilia Key, and wife of George ‘Md., in the sixty-ninth year Many Dust ‘Asie Henry Ashton and Ce Dent, of Charles Co., of her age. ‘The funeral will take place from Mr. Boyle's resi- dence, on Thureday, the 12th inst., at 11 o'clock, ‘The relatives and frinds of the family are invited to attend. (Port Tobaceo Times and Balto. copy. FAUNCE. On Fornary 11th, 1880, at 3a. m., after a short but painful illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, M 1 papers please rs ELIzaC. FAUNOR, d daughter of ‘aunce, awed twenty-six years. Past her suffering, past her pain ease to weep, for tears are vain God called het home, He thought best, er Suviour she’s at rest. And with h Relatives KRUGER, Ch February 11th, 18 my, Cuuntstiax KxvGes, in his fort, year of his axe. Funeral from residence, 528 Eighth street south- east, To-morrow (Friday) a mn. 'Friends are invited to att O'NEILL. On Thursday, February 12th, 1880, at o'clock, Jou THoMar O'NeItt, axed 37 Years and? Funeral will take from his parents’ residence, No. $29 Second street southwest, Friday, February 13th, st 3 o'clock p. REISINGER. On "February 11th, 1880, at 1 p. Lia A. H., younwest daughter of and ‘ed 2 months and 14 da; 8 was our darling, Pride with all our hearts at home; But an Angel came and whispered Little Julia do come home. Funeral To-morrow, at 2 p. m., from 235 @ street northwest. ROTENBURY. | On the 1840, of consumption, EUG and the late Richard Reten! ‘teen years and eight months. peuneral Thursday, February 12th, at 3 o'clock from 1205 F street northwest. "Friends are {avitéd toattend. [Philadelphia papers copy]. 2 SACKS. At 245 a, my, on the 12th Febras 18#0, Eppre, beloved child of and Henriet Sacks, in the fourth year of it ‘The’ relatives and friends o! family are re- nested to attend his funeral from his parcnts’ reai- jence, 3 N. Capitol street, on Sunday after- oon, at 2'p. mh SMALLWOOD. On Thursday morning, Febru- ary 12th, 1880, DENNIS SMALLW Funeral atSi; Augustine Ciareh, on Saturday, ck p.m. Friénds of the fan ernoon, at 2 o'clock p. ue bruary are in at fed to attend UNDERTAKERS. OHN R. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 1337 aes street ae Fr Bunt BCU a ie, Giesidense at at piace at aps-* Fe 12m MEDICAL, MPORTANT PROFESSIONAL NOTICE. DR. L. J. 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