Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1880, Page 3

DRY GOODS. STEAMERS, & FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. __ MEBEImac, €0CHECO, PACIFIC, SPRAGUE, SIMPSON, GARNER, And All the Best Makes of CALICO, 8c. Good Quality CALICO... PERCALES, in New Designs. GINGHAMS.. COTTONS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY. TYLER & CHEWNING, ate Clerks with Perry & Bro.), febl4 918 7th st. n.w. P®* scons. 713 Market Space. pAll Winter @oods in stock to be closed at great Pai Spiing Goda left over from last season at Jess than wholesale prices this season ‘All Domestics to he sold at the lowest cash price; many of them jess than the present wholesale price. ‘A new stock of plain and striped SATINS, spring sha for over dresses and trimmi HLANRETS, SHAWLS and Bi BED COMFORTS preset wnolenale at Fees TAD Present Oe d JOUNSON, febl4 713 Market Space. GBrAt BAHKGAINS IN DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS. PERN STR Stuksy aan SILK 3. GASHMERE GOODS for Trimming! LACE SCARFS, ES, &e CLOAKS and ck af dentable Ladies’ and Misses’ ‘en per cent. off all cash sales. JOHN T. MITCHELL, fobl4-6t 931 Penna. avenue. pD® GOODS AT T OLD PRICES. ohne |-wide BLEACHED COTTON at the Py — pure LINEN TOWELS, 12}¢c., (old Pian size pure LINEN NAPEINS, only 8c., (old Price. Pare wnt hite TABLE LINEN, 600.. (old price.) very best OALICO made, (in suort lengths, ) Serer rice.) SGlosing out of all our Ladies’ CLOAKS at actual SHMERES reduced to 250. GOOD! 5 ROPUINGHAM fi I PAGE. for Curtains, 12%, 15, ‘ "fandsomely Embroidered with Bilk, $3.75 to 810. CARTER'’S, 711 Market Space. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS. AE ied and 81.60 BLACK SILKS are the ERT BLACK SILKS, 75 and 8c. BLACK SILKS, 81.79, $2, 82.50. COLORED SILKS, immense assortment Every pair of of our ar BLANKETS at at actual og Bisse and Colored CASHMERES, very wide onble width, (pure wool, ) reduced ta (QL OTH, for men and boys' wear, 31, 80, 62, T8c., « On? lan auu, ae are White BRIDAL QUILTS, pact ‘nite QUILTS, 50, 62, 75, 87c., $1, (eld prices ‘CaRTEWs, 711 Market Space. CARFS! SCARFS! SCARFS! GREAT REC ote ne. as ROOM FOR Weauved f 8 -50 SOARES 1.00 ‘TSc. are all new and desirable Pate at at the al above figures to reaiioe § foc. SHIRTS to ord id read: 8 to order OMPSON'S St Shirt Factory, Jan28 816 F st. meio. gm THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. ‘The ‘‘Crown Diamond” Shirt, only 60 cents. ‘The “‘Senate Improved Shirt 65 cents. The * a of the very best mus- tin and twenty-one hundred or 5 cents. fa EaaGanh anon Gekioe ‘5 cents. 35 goods and are seine of the mushin and twenty-one at MEGINNISS’, jan? 1002 F street n.w. it -made Shirt for. 16 Our Celebrated Trimmphant Shirt, Wamsutis mus- 8-ply all-linen bosom, linen bands, Hn. Shade ein the finest custom ve ordere with us for Fine Dress Shirta. aa seen abee never fail to ive & perfect fit. Co. AL AND WOOD. Jymewiez. COOKE & PORTER, CoAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED APH Se ANTHRACITE COAL. ‘Well screened and clean, 2240 Iba. to the ton anteed. George's Creek, Lump and Run of tiie Gumberland Coal, by cargo, car load or single ton. Larse supply Hard Furnace Coal suitable for foundry use. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. ‘PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, In Corp LexcTH, CE re ND SPLIT TO ANY BAKERS’ PINE A SPECIALTY. Main Office, 1419 New York ave. pth Yard Sha Yard: foot of loth st. BRAxon. ued Yards Cath zoet Omics ‘ave. Office and Reil- road Ys lathedral, near Biddle st. Shipping N. Yard, foot of York st. PF LEWI 5, Salee Ag Private cerchone tines ‘Yards. Agent for Was! also, connection with ““elephonie fxcha Both cities. 2 oa caa Ry szrenee FAIB ASSOCIATION. THE FIEST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND SLRS WOOD wes auseded tous overall cous: STEPHENSON & BERO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th aud Penns. avenue. novs AL. 100! JOHNSON BROTHERS. eoeE: Koo, we Connzorions. | OOAL. ity goat erica. Woop. office, —— mill ana depot connected with faclltea and advantavee f for eco- re tare yards cna cation, insurinx prompt attention to order to offer to our patrons te ete the very. lowest prices, eof cei ginmare miioty ee Gre) of 2240 penn to OSain of pill and depet, foot ey 13th and Feats. ew. Oifices: cot a aoe B.w. ; 1418 Tth st. n. = rand 2ai Pa ENEAR'S py! SPEPSIA REMEDIES. Dy: E luonted to try these Teme case they never Price 50 cents ce. fail to cure. AK'S BROWN MIXTURE. Prepared from Oil of Tar and Horehound—is a sovereign ees for Coughs, Colds, and is ben- Beans sudptives. "Nine and 4 oz. bottles, “ene. ol x jperative Store, 1025 7th Bt. ; e., aud prinelpal depot, 61 Bridge ‘jan31-Im wee5 VETBRANS axp FRENCH CITIZENS’ OLAIMS IN THE LATE WAB ATTENDED TO. J. AMBLER SMITH, ATTORNEY-aT-Law, fan28 Sth and D sts. ook Li 1 ir LOOK! Gis. NOTE PAPER SELLING FOR 81. Paper formeriy sold for 75c. now reduced to 6Ue. ‘The above bargain can be. obtained st JNO. C. PARKERS, coe 617-619 7th street. —S_____ 617-619 ith street._ Crom? evuutand Rear ESTATE AGENT 233 Sevmore STAEET N.W. Besidenca, 1803 Suh ‘jant7-1m EMONGEOTS NEW WA » guise, FAVES AND EAU DE ‘opporit “O°. Patent ar- = SINE, SP i DLE, we Tear 11 Cedar af, New ors OB SEF Se Ee Sea Sama OYLINDER and | ie ee MONROE Bomegh Lavy pot ace leaves Oth-street Fecays kite eee ANE MoseLEy has been her trips and her days until STEAMERS FOR Lid y XOBK. E. 0. KwroutT and Bteamers joHN GIBSON alter- nately leave Pier 41, ‘Hast Bir every Saturday at 4 p.m., and 63 Hire onion ordered. dria same day: pany at ates. ‘Apply at Steamer’ OF 'BAOOR, President. NEW YORK AM. The first class steamers of this line, ““W. A SGHOL. TEN, ” **P.CALAND," * “‘SHOIEDAM,” alternate wand Berane? Gsbin CLIDE’s. NEW EXPRESS LIVE PHILAD) ALEXAND) yr Ase INGTO! Conn AND GEORGETG' Se efor Boston, qeipiie wae sad the New England States. From Philadelphis Saturday, at 10 a.m. From Was Washington ae day, af 11 8m. S FR His roncived date und ea Through of laden given to Boston an ovidence, Patt River Georgetown goods sroonived aed anded For fall tion, apply to J. H, JOHNSON & 00., 1202 F street ims northwest, and 12th: mart, 2 F street street ashington, D. 0.5 W. OL! his. 2 phis. : ORTH GERMAN LLOYD —Sre«msnr N LIE BEryers pep ee NS ‘Lonpon, NH AND Es ‘The steamers of this oom ‘will sail every Bat- Rated of pe Bremen Pier, foot of 34 Hoboken. eee oe : From New York to = Southampton and Bremen, frst Sertteaten, 426," Yor front or OE 250! reen, New, METZEROT & OO. Pam for Washington UNARD LINE, . i cro rebel An a 8 a rr lst., or nothing no} 3 aed ae of CO st aziats or ne the no! re 42. THE OUNARD STEAMRBIP COMPANY LIM- Live Call- Between New petork Ht avernecl, FROM FP SEW) ORK, Wer Feb. ifs . Mar. Ab; 980 and 8100 gold, according to accommo ‘Ticket to Paris, 815, Beturn tlokets on favor additional. at lowest rat ‘Through bills of laden Glasgow, “Antwerp and ike pone on the \tinent, apply at the, Company's th steerage and LOW, cab street, Washing- $an28- OHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, N.Y. ee RAILROADS. Fo® LENT. esto! Code Ralls, ~ Columbia Boned Herring. pokes ed. Halibut. Columbia River mao Fish Chowder. THIS AFTERNOON. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctiopeers. THREE FRAME DWEL- SALE OF Te ‘TEENTH STRE Trout. TINGS AND LOTS ON eT, Fried Sea Trout. —* verest Gulf Shrimps. SOOTT STATUE AND LOUISE HOME, Sardines in Tomatoes. Sardines aux Truffes. By virtue of s dee of 3 oS Haddock Roes._ = in Liber No; 763, folio, 79, Herring aL of the "Haile. Anchovies—in Salt, in Oil, in in Sauce. alt, in Oil, in, Paste, B. W. REED’S SONS, TMPO! TABLE LUXURI febl4 amas 1916 eat street. UBB ARR RET USES cone For the benefit of his mers, at a reasonable profit for the benefit of himeelf, He does not pret tena to sell atiy STAPLE GOODS at cost—much less do aan Such bait covers hooks, and hooks are to catch fial He does not look aon the public as FRESH FISH. Those who propose to work for nothing and find themeelves must chert eir Cansomiers or in the end swindle their creditors. Do not rhat have heard about Ge CORFER and PA- iCO BAKING POWD) ine Groceries GF A. @’ HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., between M and N, Successor to O. 8. O'HARE & SON, SELLS lions good MOLASSES. ifibe beat, YO BCOR 2 cans good SUGAR : pounds eoney Huckins MOCE TU RTLE 80! WEET CATAWBA WINE. xi spb. “leo SSAMILY FLOUR... SAVE money: mb Deh alip FLOUR (Pat. Process). bbl. Fawil: io COFEEE, roasted . Government Java, ‘Toasted: Coat fe) On... jess MAC! r 10% Tbs. of AER pei Ei Prime Table BUTTER. Fi . B. Y, feb12-2m Southwest cor. 9th & L sts. nw. FB a Sets SMOKED SALMON, AND D HALIBUT. FRESH MACKE! FRESH SALMON AND LOBSTER, do. PARES CRABS. © ROE HERRINGS, pickled and Seka, Choice No. 1. MAC! EL. Forsaleby J.B. BRYAN & BRO., fe12-co2w 608 Pa. ave., opp. Metropolitan Hotel. M45464 GRAPES, FLORIDA ORANGES, BANANAS, LEMONS, APPLES, AND ASSORTED FRENCH FRUITS. JOHN H. MAGRUDEB, feb6 1421 New York Avenne. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILBOAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. and Southwest. To take effect Sunday, November ae 1878, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTO! 5:00 p.m.—Baltimore, illoott Chey and Way Sta- 606 —tNew Yi Philadelphia. ant poe s. mee, OS Banaayeto ip! 6 mont, ‘Btrasbi High sm and way, Ts Batters and see fi Bic a-m:—Point of Hooks, cue —— Winchester, Hagerstown and way stations. 8:15 s.m.— New org, Plsdelphia, Bogton ere Express. lew York be Louis, Chieseo,, Coluabas and —t8t. dere exce] Pullinan Cars to Cincinnati, Grat tuaky, daily, except Saturday. —tBait anasto polls and Way. re eee, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapols Junction, Annapolis, Ellicott City urel. junday , Baltimore and Wi lensburg ani Laurel anor ——— ‘pope at Ammapolls [Sere ee mad W. Giatioan “Ou Sunday to and Way Peint of Rocks and a tations only. 4:40 p.m.—t] polis and Way Sta ons. 330 p.ma.tPHILADI N AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, Sun- day. Norfolk passengers taken in the cara to at burg snd Laurel. 6:00 int of Rocks and Way Stations. 220 p. a LiMORE AND LAUREL EX- TAB p.m TOHIGA COLUMBUS errs! EXPRESS. Bleeping car to Chtoaso. (Pittsburgh except Sunday. ELPHTA 9:45 p. _m.—tNEW_ YO) ‘BKLTINOKE EXP} Bladens- baee and Laurel. 81 car to New York, and repay. ts $Sunday only. Other trains daily, except suite at Relay Station. Pee ing rmation spply st the Baltimore 14 Ohio Ticket Offices, Station. and as Gly and Corner Téth’and Penneyivania avent where orders will be taken for to be and received at any point in thes re of Transportation. ogres Ticket, Agent. myl? INTZ, General 1880 Geo: 8. Ki GREAT TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. Double Track, Steel Hails, SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. In Effect JAnDARY % 1880. BALTIMORE we (D POTOMAG BATLBOAD. For, Canan: alls and ite io North at 6:0 at 6:00 a.m. LAE Bunday; 7 Gian: Eook fara a saa W040am dally, Suns For New York and the East, 8:10 a.m., and 1:80 p.m daily, except Sunday, and eee a daily, pouman Parlor Cars, 9:30 ‘nm daily, a For Bi trains connect at 3 q i transfer to Fulton street, avoid- doul ferriage and journey across New York For Fhiisdeiphia,, 8: 8 a.m. re 1:80 p.m., daily, ‘except Sunda: and 9:45 p.m., - a Pexoen and 945 2 "5:50, 740 ad 9-40 peta For, Pope's, Greek x Line, S200 arma ana 4:20 p.m., For Autapalgy 8:10 a.m. and 4:20 p.m., dally, ex- (DRIA AND ICKSBURG RAIL AOWAY aD Ane AND FEEDER AND WASHING martin ot 7:20, eg a.m, aa = For, ‘the South, 7:00 a.m. daily, $05 me Cally Guly, orcert Sond a Raa pt erp NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY, 15th street and Now York avenue. adores Berelar and Damp Proot Vanits from. 35 to Government Bonds <a ds on deposit {or B1 moderate rata Sueknes Sh EY Pegs Se a = oie Pte PROCESS FLOUR $2.35 PER SACK. Choice Family Flour, $2.00 per sack. Granulated Sugar, 10c. Ib. Choice New Crop Oolong Tea, 40c. Ib. Ghoice New Crop Imperial Tea, 40c. ib. Best Old Government Java Coffee, 28c. Ib. Best Rio Coffee, 18c. Ib. Best Maracaibo Ooffee, 22c. Ib. Best Mocha Coffee, 30c. Ib. (CorFrx Roasrep Dariy.) Peach Blow and Peerless Potatoes, 65¢. bushel. A Posy ie Grapes, Qranees, Bananas, Figs, Apples, at Jan22-e0 Canvass BACK DUCES. = Menno HOWABD’S, Cor. 7th and L sts. n.we fp tarced st Gi Natioual Weir over all other compet: TO OERES. The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour tn th Gitte Bates” Minneso! Sein ee MINNEOLA, STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANOY, 4 magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, The standard Fami!; Bice of tise Disteicks For sale by every first- Wholesale Deck dee Ist st. and Ind. ave. nov6 WM. M. GALT & CO. 207 STREET _MABKET. 790 20th street. ‘Game of all kinds. and Terrapins. Rie ere OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS ‘WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL BO. nace a Cane Fone yon See Sot Mane No need jek, Good Lumber, oat peor ey sum ‘nd ‘email profita have 4 VERY LARGE TRADE. Nothing but steady low pri in and ont, will create and mattiain « business such as and Low Prices make our fits, One Eanes bios and Loy, Prfces ga, EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS OAN * POSSIBLY SEEK 18 ASSURED. be 8B represented, and will ‘paid for an Kind that miay prove to the contrary, oF a Tum. Re or ee era ae fai to DI OF eee wilt Be es WILLET & LIBBEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, janis Cor. Gth St. and N. ¥. ave. DRY MONOPOLE. EXTRA. HEIDSIECE & 00. ESTABLISHED 1785. CHAMPAGNE. OBUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. FINE CLARETS AND SAUTERNES. FOR GALE IN WASHINGTON, D. 6., by @. G. CoRNWELE, SHOEMAKER & H=Rrz0a, Home, Orxanx&0o., B. W. Remv’s Sons, Txos. Russert, Browmine & Mippiero, N. W. BURCHELL, J. H. MaaeupEr, B. B. & A. B. Onorizy, Gronarrowy, D.O. AST Hi _feo8 Patou MABaE?, Cor. 14th ond NX’ a0. A very superior Minnesota Patent, t six, twelve eighteen ray year Phare $0 thing ose. I doctors. Each ont diffe creseed. Then fieat Folpes, came sara Ly Bs gone, but the talk, ‘leep naturally, ei Every) coght these few line SWeel Bi Dr. eis Ey to the same belonging oF in any wise ‘valual ie jgt nara toa ot sixty-one feet on gi street northwest, in the same the ‘Louise Home” and near Scott's stat consist of three ‘Terms: One-third cash, balance of purchase money in equal instalments, at six, twelve and eighteen mont enthe, notes notes to pe a trust on the) property oad. cent. interest, or all Folge option of purchaser. Conve ancing, &c., st purchaser's cost. A deposit ‘required when the property is struck off. emma t to 6 be oon complied att m7 ‘Tdaye, otherwise the the ® Broperty, at ter 6 the right to er Fisk and cost of tie defaulting purchase: fein some news- published noe Shaeton Ds resi Paper published in Washi ROBERT ee HOPEAIAN, Es +} Trustees. feb5-dkds TO-MORROW. LOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. I SHALL SELL AT AUCTION BY ORDER OF THE AURORA SILVER PLATE CO., AT STORE 1425 NEW YORK AVENUE, ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH, And continue through this week, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., 2 P. M., AND 7:30 EVENING. THE BALANCE OF SILVER PLATED .WARE, Now on exhibition, belonging to THE AURORA SILVER PLATE 00., Consisting of ALL KINDS OF GOODS USUALLY MADE BY A FIRST OLASS FACTORY, And manufactured expressly for JEWRLERS' TRADE. This salo offers great inducements to purchasors, asthe aon are strictly first-class, of late and artis- tic designs, fine finish and durable. WILL BE ABSOLUTELY SOLD Regardless of price, to close the entire stock of the AURORA SILVER PLATE CO. SALES EACH DAY AT 20 O'CLOCK A. M., 2 P. M. AND 7:30 EVENING. Onur patrons are specially invited to attend THIS GREAT CLEARING SALE. By order of the AURORA SILVER PLATE 00. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. CONTINUATION \ SALE OF AN. AN UNUSUAL AS- SILVER-PLATED WARE, Together with the most extensive selection: rat-class GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, DIAMONDS, EWELRY, Ero. Will be continued from day to day, at 10 a.m., 2 and 7:30 p.m. until the entire stock is closed ont, at OUR AUCTION ROOMS, corner 10th and D sts., facing Pa. ave. febl4-3t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S, ‘SALE, OF_ HANDSOME FIXTURES, CUT GLASS WARE, FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, MARBLE-TOP COUNTERS, &c. By order of the Supreme Oourt for pues Dis- trict of Columbia, holding a special term on! “febl4 Friday, the 28d day of January, A.D. 1880, shall j roeeed to call at pubs’ ction, on WEDNESDAY, the tet Day ov Feunvany, Part of the personal of- Henze, deceased, at the ‘estaurant, corner of 7th and F streets Rorthwert, which will be offered in bull sold will uk, and if not be sold in detail, 1, comprising i in part— well-kn Handsome Black Wal French Plate Mit rorey Marbles top Counters. Walnut Marble-top Sideboards. ut Brace Arm Dining-room Chairs. Walnut Saloon [eres Brussels Carpets. BSteai Table Linen ; Napkins. SCutlery, ‘Together with a fine assortment of Cut Glass and Obin: ina W ‘are, with. qasrany, other articles usually found in & Marat cles ea staurant. en EOHGE BREITBARTH, Administrator. ER B. WILLIAMS & GO., Aucts._ f14-3t WAL! Pexcansox BROS., 05. Apetionsers, D streets northwest. SIX CASES TRONSTONE AND ROCKINGHAM Sais Ay SE odds RED THIS SEASON op ita salesrooms, AT 10 0’cLoc! TALESDAT MORNING, FEBRUARY 19TH. ms ILEY. Auctioneer. WILL SELL A’ 3 of WILE SELL AT T PUBLIC AUCTION, of Lor Sth st. n.w., AFEIDAY MOURNING, pep. RUARY 20TH, COMMENGING AT 1] O'CLOCK A. feb17-2t FOLEY, Auctioneer. ‘HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FURNITURE AND FIXTURES OF THE BUR- NETT HOURE, No. 1343 PENNSYLVANIA ay a FOURTEENTH STREET, THURSDAY MORNING, Fesavary 1880, COMMENCING AT 10 O'cLOCK, at ean ire-; safe, a Bilver-mounted Show ‘Case, assortment of ‘iver lated and Glass Ware, Cooking Stove and Kitchen Kequisites. Terms cash. feb16-3t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TSTSERTE SEAGF doer SURF SIRERTS: NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON, D. By\ iSue of in deed of trust to me, de Sas 8th Februa 4G, folio’ of the Land Records fore r B. ae and at reques of pa secured, at gu. ton in front of the property, on SATURDAY. 28TH FEBRUARY, 1880, 4 ‘O'CLOOK P.M, the northern 20 feet’on 24th treet, by fall depth of lot tirteen (15), in square thirty-one (31) in City of ‘ashington, ‘Terms of ‘sale: One-third cash balance in, six and twelve mouths, with interest, to be secured b: deed of trusts A deport of Aity dollars at time Of tale. Gonvesancing at Purchaser's cost. If terms are ‘not complied with in one week, the Tras- fee will resell property at risk and cost of default- MobiGdean WILLTAM A. GORDON, Trustee. UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED REAL F3- ON een ays -FOUBIN, STREET Wes TWEE: NORTH W. ASHINGTON, D.C. By virtue of a deed of trust to us, 26th January, ts and ‘Tecorded th Liver fir No. 880, folio 69, of the land records of Dis- trict for Columbia, and at request of the party. se- cured, we will sell vat public auction, in front of the premises, on SAT! FEBRUARY 28TH, A.D. TNO0. Aad orcLoeR wat all Chat parcol of grovind improved by-a frame hotise and known as the south- ern part of Jot numbered thirteen (3), in square numbered thirty one (31), in City of Washington, beginning for same at the southeast corner Of sald og, Novis: onthe weet elae of aith strest northwest, and run thence west with the south line of said lot one hundred and forty (140) feet, thence north with west line of said lot twenty (30) feet, thence east parallel to first line to said 24th street, thence south with said street (2u) feet to the begin- ning. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in two equal instalments at six and twelve months, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust. A deposit of one hundred dollars at pe of sale; conveyan- cing at purchaser's cost. Terms of salé tobe corm plied with in one week, otherwise the Trustees will revel at risk and cost of defsulting purchaser. WILLIAM A. GORDON, ? rrustocs. febl6-d&ds FERDINAND KING, z FEO- TRUESDELL, Auctioneer. TEE ey an OF DESIRABLE T IMPROVED APR OVER ITREET, /ETWEEN ELEV! SAT Ait BAG ASRS NTHEAST, PCR ais virtue of three several deeds of raed A ier oy a all Bee bles ae and a Sore in , at folios Spectively, ohe of thi ‘Land Rosords of the D ee of Columbia, and, ‘also, in pursuance of an order of the Supreme Court of thé] District of Columbia, parsed on ee 30th day of January, A.D. 1880, in cause No. 6877, Eq. Doe. 19, I will offer for sale at tibilc auction on SATURDAY, the Sis Day oF BRUABY. 1880, aT 4:30 O'CLOCK P.M., in front of the premii Lots 83, 84 and 85 of John W. Starr’s subdivision of Lots numbered 37 to 51, in- clusive, of Gulick’s subdivision of Square ao 87, in Washington Gity, District of Columbia, with improvements, a aP a ing of a desirable Bick ing on each of sai ‘Terms of sale: ‘cash; the balance in three equal instaiments, at six, by twelve and eighteen months from day of alo, for which the purchaser's promissory notes 6 ateeven per cent. Ae dbenetti res ae Tien dias by dead of trust, Tipon the res) premises sold, and satisfactory” policies of imeurance upon the bulld- ings. Yerme to be complied wit from da: le, otherwise the property f bere” sae eka ite a ete deta cash de} it on eacl us at time of TMUN, raster, sieb9-dkas F btreet n. w. 7, oun DONGHESS STREET, IN GEORGETOWN, virtue Supreme Court cou | bi panoed ta gu quity fy dants, the uedersigned, Trustees, will sell at public ‘auction, in front of the ESDAY, THE 18TH Day OF iz, A. D. 1880, ard S'cLock P.af.» part of lot numbered (5) five, in square numbered. (89) thirty-nine, in Georgete nay in the District of Co- fecabin toxether with the improvements thereon, consisting of a three- story briek honse sud an old frame shop, the reel of ground having a front on the north pide 0! of Bridge street of fifty and 41-100 (00 41-100) feet by a depth of one hundred and aunetoat (119) fe ‘Terms: rourtan of the purchase money to be paid in cash, of which $200 will be required "at time of eale; the balance to be Be paid in, a cqual ins incase at six, and interest at six pee cent T per nae Scheee cured by deed of trie m the property sold: or if the purchaser re 0, be pay cash it will ac- cented. Ft sm of eale aye n19¢ complied with in 7 days, istees reserve the rizht to resell the even at the risk and cost of the defaulting re DORSEY, SEAGETT nari Sree Trustess. ‘W. Ci DUNCANSON Savi feb3-d&ds ‘Rtets. AvSE SALE OF STALLS IN THE NEW CITE ANS MARKET, St UAT ED a [ODE ETWEEN ISLAND AVENUE, iGHTH AND NINTH ATREETS. WASH- TRGTON . 0.5 NOMERISING— 30 Butchers’ Bias 46H Hucksters and Misgellaneous do, Le ore plese on. vee Fenevany 197n, O'CLOCK P.M. made known on day of eal THOMAS DO BOO, at Nee le. fevia-st ING, Auctioneer. CATARRHAL Porson. WEI DE MEYER’S CATARRH CURE. THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY SINCE VACCINATION. Lonp & TarYLor, way and 20th st., N.Y. ‘atarrh, and am cure distressing compl E.G. BracesunN. Terris, Gniswou & KE = 5 743 Broad: every fel Denis relief. |The use of peyen se Catarrh, Poon L. Brusx. “T wisl our iqutitudeto"B Bey Welle Beyer or for what done for brother and. has resto. two boxes of Cure bas made me red-usto health 2 ee poets inting rother said, “The con- four years ago, would have saved me five hundred dollars.’ ? Maus. A. J. WHITTLESEY, __ Sheflield, ‘Mass. Was wondertaly elevedend wings then ev entirely, cured.” oy '. NEWMAN, 305 Fulton uiton street, Brooklyn. HOMAS: DOWLING, Au Auctioneer TRUSTEES) BALE OF TWO DWELLINGS, GEORGETOWN, DG. AB Bic avr ee, ot deed of’ trast, dated the 234 iter 1878, and diily recorded in i r8i6 fous Ho 816, ‘one of the land records 1© District of Columbia, and by direction of ihe ‘party secured thareby, ‘and by decree of the Supreme Court of the District of olumi equity canse No. 7033, wherein Henry are complainants and Peter May et al. ante, the undersigned Trustees will sell, on WED- NESDAY, 207H FEDRUARY, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. 2t., in front of the premises, the following-deseribed p perty, viz: Part of lot sumbered (3), of the slip between Beatty and Hawkins’ aaaition and ‘Thomas Beail’s agpition to 9 Georstown, District of Columbia, oundéd as follows: Beginning at the -cortheast ‘corner of said lot three (3), on Dunbartor street, and run thence south with eaat line of aid Jot qué hundred and twenty-eight (128 then West parrallel to Dunbarton, sttcet thirty-three (3) fect: then north, parallel to first line one hundred and twenty-eight (128) feet, to. Dunbarton street and then ect Sith Dunbacton strect to tho. beni: nine, fokether with the improvements, which Con- sgt of two Dwelling Houres. ‘Term: cash ; the balance at six,twelvo end Clahteen| months, with notes bearing interest at 8 per cent. per annum until patd, and secured by adeod of trust on the property. ” All conveyanc- ingat purchaser's cost. 100 down when the prop- erertacirack eH If the terms Of aalo aro not com tee with in seven days from day of sale, the Tras. es reserve the ri roperty at the risk and cost of the defaulting gps ser. febl2-ta Wie AC GORDON, | Trustoos. HCS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF IMP! ROVED PROPERTY, ON THE NORTH SILE OF SECOND STREET, BETWEEN HIGH AND MARKET STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D.C. Virtue of a decree of thieSupreme Court, of fe District of. Columbia, passed the day of Janu: in Equity Cause 6,| oi &e., wherein iimaes We Tons Stal. ants and John D. Jones et al. are te ot ; ning north 150 feet thence east 17% feet; thence south 150 feot to anid north line of 24 street; thence ther with the it 113g feet ovement. arm? money cash ‘ermis: ‘ne-third of the pe rec the trustee reser the right to resell the pronerty: at the risk and'6 cost tis asthe dateu OSCEOLA LAC ei teteta te eee Building, feb10-10t th a ‘and D st. n.W. Eyencsnson BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ ae OF \ VALUABLE LOT ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BE’ SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS Seas uaa at AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of. ee of pubs a oon THURSDAY Len payor az 430 o'ctock .'m-, in front of the those pieces and parcels of ground. mein he ashington, in the District of Columbia, rows as foes twenty-seven Gt), ey elht (28) and iiwenty nine (29), in Lawrte’s ubdivision of purt of lota numbered two @),inequere numbered four hundred and ifty (450), faid subdivision Deing recorded January 15th, 1877, in Liber RB. L. Hoxie, folio f in the office of the eucvesor of the District of Columbia, to- gether w: and si rights, milenee imnprovementsand other hereatt- stpenta to thi ‘same belonging or in in any wise apper- ermis: One-quarter cash; balan twelve cigbizen month, notes to bear 6 Pet cent ‘interest, CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday’s Proceed- mgs. DISTRICT BILLS PASSED IN THE HOUSE. HOUSE.—After our report closed— Mr. Hunton, chairman of the committee on the District of Columbia, reported back Dill amending the act incorporating the National Fair Ground association, so as to inc the numberof of directors from 5 to 8. Ps Also, bill amending section 5 of the act for the support of the District for the fiscal year 1s73, So as to authorize the collection of taxes for the District of Columbia, to distrain sufficient goods and chattels of the owner of real estate charged with the payment of any tax to eels taxes Tre. maining due on said real estate. Passed. Mr. Hellman, from the same committee. re- ported bill regulating the practice of judicial courts of the District of Columbia. Passed. Mr. Miller, from the same committee, re- ported bill for an increase in the Metropolitan police force. Referred to the committee of Cotes, on apolnt of order raised by Mr. lount. Mr. Samford, from the same committee, re- ported bill for the protection of the Potomac Nsheries in the District of Columbia, and the preservation of shad and herring in the Poto- mac river, * Passed. Mr. Neal, from the same committee, reported a bill prohibiting the publication of lottery schemes in the District of Columbia. Some op. position was shown to the Dill on the groitul that it discriminated against the papers pa’ lished in the District, and on the farit grounds that it was in violation of tho amendment to the Constitutten prohibits Congress from abridging the freedom of th: press. Motions to lay on the table, recommit and adjourn were successively voted dowa, ant the bill was finaily ordered engrosse1 and reat a third time—yeas99, nays S84." Pending further action the House adjourned at 4:20 p.m. A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN PENNSYLVANIA.—Th Lancaster, Pa., New Era has details of a terrible tragedy discovered at Bainbridge, that county, Saturday. Charles Lane murdered his wife and two children, and then took his own life by poison. When discovered the victims were lying on their beds, and their third chiid, a boy taree Years old, was found with his feet badly frozen. Its recovery is doubtful. The verdict of the coroner’s jury was that Lane murdered his wife and then ered poison to himself and children. They had not nm seen since Thurs- day until the tragedy was discovered. Lane, who was twenty-four years of age, moved from Carroll county, Maryland, to Bainbridge, last Year, and the family Were ‘in destitute circum- tances. The children killed were a girl six years and an infant three months old. From appearances the desperate father, who was a man of or frame, Six feet three inches in b@ight, besides, poisoning the girl, selzed her by athe head and body and twisted her frame until her neck was broken. On the bed lay Mrs. Lane in her night dress, with the side ot her head crushed in, and her infant, three months old, lying in her arms, both dead, the babe’s right hand holding in 1s stiffened clutch a lot of its mother’s hair. The house 1s a dilapidated old concern, and ad- mitted the cold wind through many crevices in the walls, and in tne corner where the little boy was found it had a fair sweep on his body. ‘The father was no doubt driven to the dead by insane despair. LETTER OF SECRETARY SHERMAN TO COLORED VirGINIANs.—Secretary Sherman, in reply toa letter from the colored members of the Virginia legislature, who desire to extend to him their sincere congratulations over the almost univer- sal sentiment among the republicans of Virginia in favor of his nomination as President of the United States, says:—“The situation in which you are now placed, not only as voters and equal citizens, but as a partof the law-makers of the ancient Commonwealth of Virginia, where your race was for a long time held in slavery, 1s one of peculiar interest and importance. You are now invested with all the Fights held by any other citizens ol Virginia, and you should and no doubt do feel the ett responsibilities of your position. You may rest ass that so far as my limited influenee goes I will seek to sustain you in the enjoyment of full civil and political liberty and equality.” CHARGED WITH ELOPING WITH A STABLEMAN. The wife of Rev, Chas. E. Walker, of Somerse! bi and his a Geo. F. Finkham, re arrested in New York, Sunday. as they Depped froma Fall River boat, by a detective, charged by Mr. Walker with élopement. No one ap} r4 st_ them, the justice dis- charged both. Mrs. Walker declared that the charge of eloping with the stableman was false, and gave a harrowing account of the Ill-treat- ment she had received from her husgand, with the Sige iow of intimacy with another woman he had brought into the house. She id she accidentally met Finkham at Fall River, and, as she had no money, he paid her passage, and that they had sat up all night in her room. The justice dismissed Mrs. Walker, with the remark that her's may have been a sad life, but, to say the least of it, she had left herself open to grave suspicicn. ‘OTHER CHURCH TROUBLE.—A few weeks EO, t (Ep opal) Church, a demande hat one of his assistants, Rev. St He Hodge) im charge of Christ church cha ign, because of alleged high chu on Suinday morning last Mr. Hodge complied with the demand, but took occasion to deny that he had been guilty of anything justifying ihe demand. Sunday evening the chapel was crowded with friends of Mr. Hodge, who unanl- meusly, are resolutions indorsing their re ict, abd declaring that if the action of the rec- tor’ and vestry of Christ church accepting the resigsation of Mr. Hodge was not recinded, they Kou id demand a separation from that corpora- jon. PaRNELL AND MURDOCK lectured at Wheel- ’. ¥a., to six or seven hundred people last Mr. Parnell announced his accept- ance of the place tendered him on the commis- sion to distribute the New York Herald fund in Ireland provided he be allowed to appoint a proxy to act in his stead until he returns to Ire- PANAMA Canal SuRvEY.—The surveys on the prope line of the De Lesseps Panama canal are progressing well, and valuable assistance has rendered by the American engineers, Col. Totten and Gen. ee it. M. de Lesseps is said to be much grat at a reported change in yublic sentiment in the United States in re- to his scheme. Zs CENTENNIAL EXPosiTion.—General Jobn F. Wheless, chairman of the military com- mittee of the Nashville (Tenn.) centennial ex; sition, will to-day issue an invitation to the zen soldiery of the United States to Participate in acentennial celebration there, April 24, at which time there will be awarded $2,000 in prizes to the companies exhibiting the highest perfection in Grill and soldierly appearance. It s probable that the equestrian statue of Gen. Jackson will be unveiled during the expositio: ‘MURDERERS SENTENCED.—Frank Ballo pleaded ape in New York yesterday to Saat ie the third degree for killing Antonio Celin- taus, December 4, and was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment. John Moaill, who shot and Killed his wife, from whom he had been es- tranged, pleaded guilty of murder in the sec- cag degree, and was sentenced to prison for ie. Born Kitiep.—At Brule City, De Friday, nS notorious outlaws Jim Somers and M. Som- Ts, his nephew, killed each other about an old family feud. Jim shot his nephew through the body with aneedle gun and the nephew re- turned the compliment with a revolver. They a within an hour of each other. Eleven years Jim Somers shot at and crippled for life 5 eriff Block, and was never arrest-d. Just So, Nolicing the many idle men in Au- gusta, Ga., who complain that_ they cannot get work, the Constitutionalist advises them to go into the country, saying: “There isa demand for labor. No man ni — in this section of our country, unless his pride prevents hin from working in the field. mide and laziness keep hi of able-bodied men out of the fields in Georgia_and other states.” Perhaps ‘they all want office. " Snor sy BuRGLaks.—Burglars entered the dwelling of Hiram D. Allen, at Lie Ii., Sunday mo. and on Mr. Allen sil ting bed and to them, one of them shot and wounded him — wound ee of a fatal character. ‘os M €scal in a closet, and from the conversation of the pares oes a clue to their identity which ney eae eir arrest. They secured only a in tne a of plunder, Fava JEaLovsy.—In the Uttle village of Ken- nedy, Chautauqua county, New York, Saturday, Charles Stration | became desperately jealous pet he rae a years of age, brougnt his his (tration ’s) home ina sik having overtaken her on the road, and result was ‘a terrific seruggie between the men. which ended in Stratton Benge a knife into the heart of his antagonist, causing his instant death. Morse was a a young man man of excellent aracter, no attentions oa EXTRAORDINARY MARYLAND MARRIAGE; Special correspondence to the Baltimore Gazette from Princess Anne, Somerset county, Md., Feb- Tuary 15, says: The Shores, who married weeks ago, as given ih this correspondence at the time, has considerably abated, owing to ae discovery that Shores ts an Mtiterate and simy minded countryman, searcely capable ape pone clating the enormity of his offense. Shores and Mr. Bowen, the minister who performed the cer- emony, and “Little Gussie,” were brought to this town on last Thursday, the 12th instant, and a hearing was had before "Syutre Robinson’ Shores was committed to jail, where he still ro- mains, to await the action of the grand jury, and Bowen, who, tt seems from the testimony’ had Knowingly performed the unlawful mar riage, was also committed but has stnce been bailed by members of the Methodist congre- gation, of which he is a local preacher. Shores made several Attempts to obtain the services of the ministers of this town to per- m the ceremony, but was told that it was a laughter two grave offence, for which he (Shores) ag Well as the minister would be liable to punish- ment, Failing to obtain a clergyman here who would perform the ceremony, he drove, at night, to Mount Vernon, an adjoining district to the one in whieh he lives, and seeking out the residence of the local preacher, Bows Who Is an old man of 76 yearsand now ¢ mite tt his dotage, succeeded in carrying out the infa- mous design against which he bad been warned. Gussie. who Was examined at the hearing be- fore the ‘squire, gave her testimony in a clear and audible tone and without embarrassment, She sald she hal eptered into the marriage of her own free will. but no one believes that she is aware of the nature of the obligation she has assumed. Her manner is simple and child-like, but she is Known to be a bright and totelligent ebild. Her form ts symmetrical and attractive and her face quite prett THE KUEDIVE'S DIAMONDS PRESENTED TO GEN. SHERMAN'’S DAUGHTER.—The Cincinnati Ea- quirer gives the mous day account of the dis- Position of the famous diamond necklace pre- sented toGen. Sherman’s eldest daughter on the occasion of her mar to Lieut. Fitch: “When it was received in this country the dutles demanded amounted to $20,000, as the lowest estimate of its value was $200,000. The lleuten- ant was unable to pay this sum, and an act was admitting the necklace free of duty. feutenant Fitch then found that the taxes in St. Louis would take the whole of his income, and he once more found the necklace an ele- hant on his hands. General Sherman then re- = hed the necklace, with thanks, to the donor, In reply, the Khedive said that it was not his desire that the diamonds should be given to any one member of his family, but as he had four daughters he desired that the diamonds should be mounted in sets and divided equally among them. These daughters are Mrs. Fitch, nee Minnie Sherman, Ella Sherman, Lizzie Sherman. and Rachel Sherman. The necklace was then returned to the Sherman family and mounted in four magnificent pendants, four pairs of eae solitaire ear-rings and eight mngs. hese four ladies are now the happy possessors, of four complete suits of dian each suit bein each of them ric generesity of Eg: nds, the value of WK). ‘This makes right, through the ‘ou RNS of the last September election in Maine were yesterday found in the chamber recently occupied by Governor Garcelon, with other papers implt- eating several persons in Kennebec, Andros- coggin, Oxford, Klin and Washington cot ties in changing and substituting returns. gas MARRIED. BEASLEY-SHANNON. _ In New York city, on February. 10, 1880, at 206 west 34th street, by Rev. Wm. N. Searles, RicHakp W. BEASLEY to ANNA SuanNon. HARDESTER—GATES. February 16th, 1880, at the parecuage of Christ Chureh, by Kev. QD: Andrews, John T. HARDESTER, of Bal cBaltamore, Md., and Fronence V. Gates, of mn, D. G: No cards. KEPPLER—KOCH. On Wednesday, Fobruary 1ith, 1880, at the residence of the pastor, Rev. George yde, Gro. H. Kerrier to CATHERINE E. Kocn, both of this city. RITTENHOUSE GOODE. On the evening of February 16, 1880, by the Rev. JOP, Gaanues E hrrresncuem of Georgetown, Do. to HELEN SHAAFF Goon, of this DIED. BARNES. Mrs. Exizanera Bannes died at 11:30 o'clock a. m. Tuesday morning, February 17, 1880, aged eiglity enght years, two nthe aud four days. eral to take place from her dauahter's real: dence, Mrs. Heshier, on Wednesday evening, at p.m, February 18th, 1880. Friends &nd Felatives are respectfully invited to attend. FOREMAN. On Monday. 16th of February, 1880, at 2.p. m., EDWARD: RoswELt FoRewan, aged itiate Rock (Ark.) papers please copy,] cae On Tuesday, February 17th, 1890, at Bit of heart diséase, ManGaner, wife of $ 5 ne. take place from 419 om wat 2. February 18th, Paes. Of the fain aro respectfully invited NES. On the morning of February 16, 1880, after along and painful fl ‘fnoss, Mrs. Axx downs, widow of ihe late Wm. O. Jones, in the seventy third year of her age. ‘Tho'frends ‘sna ‘acquaintances are reqpectfall invited fo. attend her funeral front her tate rest dence, 1131 9th street northwest, Wednesday, Feb- ruary 18, at 2:20 o'clock. PARKER. On the morning of February 16th, 1660, at5-46 olclock, HENRY E. PARKER, aged Afty™ SE Jneral services ill bo held at his resid eral services wil be held at his residen Penusylvania aveuue northwest, Bobrou inthe 1880, at 5 p-m. ‘Kemiains will be taken to Whooling, ~ Va., for interment. [Phil ‘Lancaster aud’ Wheeling papors copy-] 162 Obituary BEMAN. Col. Epcar C. Bway, N, late a clerk in the Treasury Depsrtment, died at’ the St. Jamos Hotel on the 16th instant, in the forty-seventh year of bisage. He was a soldier @ gentleman; fran esteemed alike for his, faithful services $0 hie country asd for bis social qualities. At the com- mexcement of the war of the rebellion he was com- missioned a Lieutenant, and then Captain in Gon- ecticut ent of volunteers, and was on duty bs Arsietant Commissary of Subintance with Gen. Banks, in the Army of the Potomac and in the De- artment of the Shenandoah. . Hogan, Funeral on Wedne: Cer iene tend. reau of Refugees and Abandoned Lands until hig muster ont, September 1, 1868. a man of muck executive ability, and many incidents might be related of his peculiar good fortune in as} stores from capture, and providing subsistende £0E any under fire from troops where others’ might have failed, and of cl of ire oa ea ok bara were re- ‘hing formal the enemy. is conv andoxiubiest under cteristics of markable for a deep kn eral information and spari find the Keenest ecnse of honor, an all circumstances thesuperlative chara‘ agentleman. He died as soldiers die. UNDERTAKERS. ‘ON R. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 8ep27-14m 1337 10th street northwest. U TAKER, 1238 7th st. Fee Factnigtousb yy dstdence at place ot embalmed —_— oi ‘ BS portation, MEDICAL, &e. MAN'S Mission ON EARTH. ical treatise, indicating bilities may be removed. The: of 20 years’ study, observation, and ing the agencies that en tality, pty Eka rent es Secrtany Maseum Anstomy ion aves NY. y ANHOOD 5 og PRESCRIPTION eee apenas Druggist has 48-00 DAVIDSON & Oy. "5 ESBEN = LIFE Roauhvod and the vi o, youth $9 the eet oe le aay : a about to marry, oF who have becouse Weakened from excess or any other O8UB. anenches Hire.” 88 per case. Bole agent, Dr Dr. JACQUES, No. 7 University coins suri. decd6 Di ie LAD TES PAYSIOLAN ta ted, an a able LADYES' PH fo B o'clock. va Female Complaints and irre ties q Consultations Sinals for patients. iG SS ae Cuius ae, Manas wae Cees Nervous, ion at ar ‘Bo.