Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1880, Page 3

® DRY GOODS. = FAMILY SUPPLIES. BS dtd eta tk yo AUCTION SALES. “ AUCTION SALES. SiNigheD AND u piable ED READY-MADE a) ae NOVELTIES i ene AND HOSIERY MENS FURNISHINGS. THOMPSON'S Shirt E. MAUCK, Proprietor. mar3 816 F st. n.ww., opp. Patent office. HIBTS, BHIRTS, BHIBTS TO ORDER. 86.00 6 FINE SHIRT: 7.50 6 SUPERIOR SHIRTS FOI. 9.00 Buy the EUREKA REINFORCED, the best $1 SHIRT In the city. For sale at DUBREUIL BROS, marl 1112 F street northwest. D® GOODS AT OLD PRICES. We have in stock large assortment of Cassi- meres, Dress Go de r, Shawls, Hosiery, and many er ods wi — sold at and 1es8 baat ce colors Call 7,8. Wash Poplins, a be., 5 Bite ‘are now costing 83gc. “Rew Purasole and Sun Umbrellas to arrive. Our price are puarantood to be the lowest for all @rades of Dry Goo GEO. J. JOHNSON, feb28 713 Market Space. C Del PRICES FOR BLACK SILKS, ‘TSec., $1, 81.25, $1.50, 82, 2.25, 2.50. BLACK SATINS, 1, $1.25, 81.50, $1.75. COLORED SATINS, 81, $1.25, 81.50. PEKIN STRIPES, 81, 81.50. DOMESTIOS AT THE LOWEST PRIOES. CASH BUYERS will find our stock attractive. TYLER & CHEWNING, Late Clerks with Perry & Bro.), fed21 918 7th st. n.wo. pe G0ODS AT OLD PRICES. est yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON at the oie price, 1 Large size pure LINEN TOWELS, 12xe., (old price. Puan size pure LINEN NAPKINS, only 86., (old Bure white TABLE LINEN, 60c., (old price.) pater, 1 best 0. GO made, Cit short lonsths,) Bos (old Price losing out of all our Ladies’ OLOAKS at actual ‘Pure Wool Colored CASHMERES reduced to 250. Golored and Black SILK VELVETS at cost- Goxses: and eek ee SATINS. Paes PRGE Tor Oasiains, 12% 15, "Sandsomely Embroidered with Bik, ny to 810. CARTEW’S, 711 Market Space. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS. errinta ct Layo 1K SILKS are the BEPAGE SILKS, 7 BLAGK BILES: Be 78 $92.50. QOLORED 81 imierise a : Every NKETS st actual Large size. Boubie BLANKETS § Tedyced to 82. a Colored CASH! very wide an ible wid! m1 rool, ) red “GLOTH for men and boys wear, 37, 00, 62, T50., Our iar - size pure White BRIDAL QUILTS, bg years W Rite QUILTS, 50, 62, 75, 87c., $1, a8 . 711 Market Bpace. gm THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. ‘Grown Diamond” Shirt, only 60 cent. cents. the sxst muslin Bhiris, of the best ant ‘nusiin and twenty-one ‘linen, 60 Sacmententaers 1009 F street n.w. 10 BE IN THE FASHION ou must provide yourself with a package of ELE- CAMPANE and HOREHOUND COUGH DROPS. €2726c. for a half pound. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pranmacist, feb21 14th sts. and 94 and D sts. n.w. DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, thor of a work, ‘The Far: Its Diseases and Their tment; **A Guide to the Diseases of the EYE,” ‘a work’on the diseases of the RESPIRATORY RGANS, with special reference to the treatment of OATAREH, THROAT and ASTHMA. OrFIce: 619 19th st. n.w. Bpecial attention given to the treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IMPAIR- ED SIGHT, OATARRH, ASTHMA, DIS- EASES OF THE THROAT, LUNG, Br. von MOSCHZISKER Has met with the most EMPHATIO Lt MENT to permanently locate himself in Washing- ton. His ABILITY in HIS SPECIAL LINES OF PRACTICE Is now fully recognized. A list of all persons treat ined at his HOOMS. ity of them have kindly offered to permit themselves to be referred to, ani they are tho very best known men in Washington ; smory them are rs, Members of Congress, Over ‘one hundred and tweaty names of the best known men successfully treated by Dr. von Mosgh- Zisker Lave already bech published. He, therefote, reputation is now es- feels fully convinced that his ai P and. ady accomplished blished, and that he has alre: Suficient to eatisfy the moet skeptical that adver. isa mere mm tothe ‘dis tpecialy treated by him’and the Siusend of his success in Dr. von MOSCHZISHER’S POSITION ss SPECIALIST in Philadelphia, where he practiced for many years previous to his tour of Scientific investization, is shown by the following DOCU NT, presented to him before depar- To Whom mit May Concern: ‘We, the und mor eae Tesident of our city for some which he has acquired a qeemation a8 & practitioner in diseases of the Eye, and Throat. He has also, during some time past, been Professor and Olinical Operator in one of our Medical Institutions. We pecan cordial support of the Pres and the confidence of the communitice he EL Mayor fit to visit: MICH. yor of the Oi Me AEL, W. D. .) FORNEY, Eats of ay House of Reps, Pa. + IN W. FO o. W. GRAYSON, Mercury: x. OBSERVATIONS oN “NASAL CATARRH axD CATARBKHAL DEAFNESS.” By a late member of the staff of the UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORE. ‘For copies (10 cents), apply to or address DR. WILLIAMSON, feb7-3m_ 523 13th street northwest. M EXICAN VETERANS axD FRENCH CITIZENS’ CLAIMS IN THE LATE WAB ATTENDED TO. 3. AMBLER SMITH, Arronwer-at-Law, Sth and D sts CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS = Ss Baad worden, St between Gan ARGAINS IN ae OVEBOOATS rich man’s OVEROOAT, first-class Sollor make, me, ee can Tough fore ready-made new one, at MES aree a ic Sai Romincipal landings going and returning. Steamers E. 0. kuigny and Jouw nately leave Pier 41, East River, New ¥< alter. Saturday at 4 p.m., and 63 Water st., town, Hyiday morning and Alexandria same day. = te Mero, BAOON, President. pe tnd “RORTERDAM,” ieare alternate Wednesdaw ‘and A. ECHOL. ROTTERD. ‘of this ling, **W.. Bag ee First Cabin CEXDE'S NEW. EXPRESS LINE AN ORY ASHINGTOR Risso = rere GEORGETG Connecting st Pilisdelphia with 5 with Cleags Line for Boston, Frovid New England jeenstown to New Toh Syridisn ef 60 at 4a York crossing: int., the north of 43. aoe tp evan of 60 at 42 lat., or n¢ the n of 42. THE OUNARD STEAMEBIY OOMPANY LIM- Between New York and Call- Se EET yon. 0) Parthia.. Wed. AbriL1 17 | Gallia. ed. AD! Sie: OF PASSAGE. $90 and 8100 gold, ‘according to sccommo “Hexet to Paris, 818, Gemenese Saturn totes on fava [omer et very low rates. sBiserage toketa from Lh as Cy eas and all other parts of is ills of laces even: for Bett cumesow. itwerp and other porta on the EET Toe Mediterranea: ean ports. For freight and apply st the a No. 4 or both fc cine RAILROADS. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. tional ite and Short Line ational orth; Norchwest, Ware, °° ae uth west. To take effect Sunday, “November 16, 1878, at 1:20 LEAVE ‘WASHINGTON. 00 p.m.—Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta- tions. 6:05 Onn x Philadelphia and Boston a Bundaye to Baltinors reonly.- Break tat Belay Biation a sonerais a way. eat m.—Baltim: SE Fe ment bug, eras a maton. ton and way, 8:00 a-m-—tBaltimore and wis 10 8.1 ¥2.— Point Of ROCKS, chester, Hagerstown anc Me more Site ‘ayrees, "Parlor oat to ew York Yoxand Pusdayt ttisbung expres 1:30 p-in.— New | a Philadelphia and Boston Express. Btope st Laurel. Tas p-m. aday Go oe Way. Ps reas. ek ‘Biope at an .—tPoint of Hagers- tern, BF tpchawtor and W Stations: aon Sanday oo ore Annapolis nd Way Sta ne ‘New ‘York, and She Louls and Cincinnati Express. Ere rais. Other trains dally, exoept Bape sun at Rela: ly st the Baltimore Sueno at Easy sat prey ma Vania aven' 808, 61 and Corner, for nvania Sven WePiSeelved ay any point in ne ie A Master of Transportation. General Ticket Agent. INTZ, General Agent. mylt SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGN For B Dt ee os ae connect at Jerescr Uity with boats of Brooklyn Annex, Mrording ¢ rect transfer to Fulton street, aVOLd Hep dubs ferrase journey across New York 8:19, 1: i is Qally, for Philadelphis, ey o40b a aly: Sua (eapwoarers Fin, $210, 4:20, 6:30, 49 and ¢ 45p-m- On sunday’ For Poi Ss ore $200" sma and 4:20 p.m, Faaily, except Sunday. * For Anna G:10 ath. and 4:20 p.m., dally, ex- cept Sunday. ALEXANDRIA AND ERI RAT w AND ORD ao yt OND WABHING: andra. ti 11 a.m, 4:20, 6 6:26, 8 and I abr. im? Ou Bundy Fe Hi sm. and § South, 300 | a.m. dutty, and 6:20 4 bd Gaily ae 8 12 am, "and 7 and URCHARD’S MIXTURE. B "Ss Me New TEA. Remember ‘he pia Place. Be Pee ORAN APIN™ 6: GROUSE, GANVASS BACK anp RED HEAD DUCKS, and all kinds of Game. Boston IKLED PORK, 400. STEWING, 250. HALIBUT, SMELTS, FRANK J. TIBBETS & CO- feb26 Cor. 14th and HN. ¥. ave. MA42Yr4ND HAMS, THREE YEARS OLD, SMOKED WITH HICKORY WOOD. JOHN H. MAGRUDER, FINE GROCERIES, feb19 1491 New York Avenue. JOT! STREET MARKET. No. 790 900m strect. FISH of all kinds for the Lenten season. ‘TERRAPIN, OYSTERS, CLAMS, CRABS, &o. SWEET BREAD, BEES TONGUES. pring hesdea LErTUcE, BADISHES, CUCUM- Aclosing-out sale every Saturday night. MEAT "gebit WM _LINKINS & SON. OR LENT. Boston Codfish Balls. Golumbia Boned Herring. ‘Smoked Halibut. Columbia River Salmon; Fish Ohowder. Fried Sea Trout. Fresh Gulf Shrimps. Bussian Caviar. Sardines in Tomatoes. Sardines aux Truffes. Kippered Herring. Yarmouth Bates: a Linu erring le in Salt, in Oil, in in Sauce. Anchovies—1 Bales out n Paste, 1.08. B. W. REED’S SONS, IMPORTERS TABLE aE febl4 sa me i street G¥- A. O'HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., between M and N, Buccessor to O. 8. O'HARE & SON, 00 50 25 ‘AST HOMIN 15 1 Gamble’s OLEIN} 75 3 pound can a Hugh's MOCK TURTLE SOUP. 30 Igal. ve SWEET CATAWBA WINE. +9 xp pb fi ice, oFAMIy FLOUR... ‘TE HONEY in the COMB. fenrhe Branch Store, oor. 4th and H sts., lsnow Discontinued. THE HUB PUNOH. PREPARED ONLY BY Cc. H. GRAVES & SONS, 35 HAWKINS STREET, Bostor, Maas. The foreign liquors and cordials forming the component parts of the HUB PUNOH are of our own importation, and guaranteed strictly pure. To warrant genuineness see that our autograph label is over each cork, under tin foil capsule. Set the Punch on ice one hour before using, and en epen- ing, use half water or lemonade; or it is equally good with hot water or hot lemonade. © H. GRAVES & SONS, MANUFAOTUBERS, BOSTON, Mass. For sale by all Hotels and Licensed Grocers in Washington. H. CRANE, No. 460 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, feb12-Im __ General Agent, Washington, D.O. OvER 2,000 DRUGGISTS Have Signed the Following En- dorsement, the Signatures of which are open for Inspection, and can be seen at 21 Platt Street, New York. GENTLEMEN: “‘FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS WE HAVE SOLD VARIOUS BRANDS OF POROUS PLAS- TERS. PHYSICIANS AND THE PUBLIO PRE- FER BENSON'S OAPOINE PLASTERS TO ALL OTHERS. WE CONSIDER THEM ONE OF THE FEW VERY RELIABLE HOUSEHOLD BEMEDIES. THEY ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER POROUS PLASTERS.” To. SEABURY & JOHNSON, PHARMACEUTICAL OHEMISTS, febl4-1m_ #1 Platt St., New York. QGboncE BYNEAL, ae ° OIL AND WATEE OOLORS, oro ot FOR SOUPS MADE are COMPANW’S exrmacr @ ‘T. “Is a success and 8 boo for china. Timnoek™ Seitish Modioal Soursale " ke. OsUTION- —Genuine only with She is sale ot Baron Liebig’s Signature in Blue Ink across the **Consumption in England increased ten-fold in ‘ten years." LIEBIG ComEsnTs. EXTRACT OF and EW Cc BIG BUG. ©. BOYER, at, fovaT-Im* TO-MORROW. iG, Au Auctioneer. ATTRACTIVE SALE AT MY SALES ROOM. On BATURDAY MORNING, Marcn eae 1880, ConmEXcTNG ar 10 o'cLo0x. in from ront of Ras Suction rooms, I shall sell the { Upomas DO" i collection Of Old Mahoga Peurerbip-sarted Sosawood Gen Waitt Parlor Furniture, nae in Baw Silk Seige ie. Cost Maviconeee Bru Cy a Bes sing Bea ves, Ac. meat 5 Sou! DOWLING, Auct. A= SPATES, Auctioneer. ST SPRING SALE OF SEVEN’ HEAD OF HORSES fete MULES aT TIE BaZAARk, Ne LOUISIANA AVE- I will sell on SATURDAY MORNING, Mancu. f 940 Louisiana avenue, at Soagty Tex OOLock, 15 head of Horess aud Milos belonging to drovers and private parties. among B found some good drivers and work- os, Ample trial and full satisfaction given with eae ‘Stock warranted sound will expire on Monday, March mandate ALFERD SPATES, Auct. Y hee SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE- STORY BRICK DWELLING ON K STREET, NEAR ae tBAVAGE SQUARE” KE’ By virtue dated the sixth day of arch, AD. elghvoeh nnmared and ry? se of tap land records for Washington ae 18 county, ta the District of Golumbis. © and b She di; secured, th pellin tront of f the DE MONDAY, the 1578 Dav oF Bangg. Ari. W860 ar 6 o-cLouk, ix THE Gue south 146 feet 11 inches to the besaning, gether with, all and singular, the improvements, etcetera, as in said deed described. teaue terms of sale are: **Whatover of said debt, in- rerert, costs and expenses may be due and un- aid at the time” of the tale, (the whole amount to there made known), in cash, and the residue in day of sale, the 1881 interest at the rate of Six per centum per anni yable semi-annually, to be secured by a deed o} on the pi pre remises sold, with covenant of insur- ance, taxes, &c., to the satisfaction of the Trustees; or all cash’at the Rebranery option. The right is notice, (if the term: ied ¥ five days ‘rom the day of real) at the risk an of the purchaser in default. A deposit of $100 will be required at the time of gales All conveyancing to beat the purchaser's comt. THO: THOS. J. FISHER & C0., Pons HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE, ON NROE STREET, BETWEEN BEALL AND test STREETS, GEORGETOWN. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the first day of Oct»ber, 1877, and dily recorded in rai + 865, follo '38b,cn6 of the land records. for the District of bia, and by direction of the parties secured thereby, the undersigned trusteos bell on WEDNESDAY, Mancu 107m, 1880, 47 will Sigo'ctoce, in front of the premises, ‘the following described propert of ‘Lot numbered fifty-four (4) in Holmead’s addition ts Geo town, in said District, bounded as follows: Bexin- for the same at the end of 102 feet, measured horthwardly on the east line of Monroe street from its Raber oe street, and ranning thence northw: y and with thé lineof Monroe strcovoinhteen (a) fect. thet eaatwardiy; and ar allel with Beall strect ‘forty four (4d) feet. southwardiy and parallel with Monroe street eigh- tecn (18) feet; then westwardly parallel with, Beall street forty-four (44) feet to the pl beginning, ther with the improvements, ‘erms: One-third e balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at 8 per cont, per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. 8100 down when the property is Ea if ihe tarins gre not complica with ia, seven days after the sale, the trustees reserve the right to yeeell the property’ at the Tisk and cost of tho de- fouling PorgETTAM D. CABSIN, ? feb27-dts_ WILLIAM A. GORDON, § Trustecs. HOMAS: DOWLING, Au Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF 1 FRAME HOUSE ON MONROE STREET, BETWEEN BEALL AND WEST STREETS, GEORGETOWN. By virtue of Be eed trust, dat cee fat eikhteenth da: May, ner and ‘tah es, ed in Liber 867 foto 48, one 6 fond records for the District of Golumbis, ar by Girection of the parties secured thereby eat under- signed Trustees will sell re Maxrcx 10rx, 1880, ar 4 Front ises. the following- t numbered fifty-: fous (04), in tion to Georgetown, D: as follows: , | Trustess. feb2l-d&ds ard ran eas to the northwest corner of that pare of said lot 64 heret: fore sold to D. Sullivan; tl ith Sullivan’s por line forty-1 four. ay neces thence north with the east line of said lot 54 to the south- east corner of said Alexander's hoes thence west with Alexander’s south line to_ pl ‘of beginning; te gether with tbe provements ‘erms: One-third cach; the baiance at six and twel\2 months, with notes bearing interest at eizut re rc nt. per annum until paid, and secured by a leed of trust on the property. All conveyancing at purchaecr’s cost. $100 down when the property is struck off. If the terms of sale are not complied with in seven days from the day of sale the Trustees reserve the right to resell the Br CESety, at the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchas WL a ie OASSIN, Ww : GORDON, | feb27-dtds iHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING ON STODDARD STREET, ee MILL STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. 0. aby,virive of a deci of trust, dated iter February; 1878, and duly recorded in Fa r 876, folio 447, ohe of the land records. the District of Columbia, the undersigned Trns- {eee wit sell in front of ene premises, on WE NESDAY, Mancn 10, 1880, aT 4 O'oL0cK, the fol lowing déseribed property. viz: ‘viz All that pieca or parcel cf ground, situated in Georgetown. District of Columbia, suid known, a8 part of lot No. 96, in Holmead’s addition to said d'de- Trustees. town, Ani scribed as follows: ining for the sae at point on the north side of 31 lard street, distant 48 Jeet 6 inches, more or less, from the corner formed by e inte ion of the north elde of Stoddard stree and the east side of Mill street, where a line Grawn at right angles to the north side of Stoddard street, would pass through the center of the divi- sion wall between houses No. 4 and 6, built on Lots No. 99, 96 and 97, counting the same from the cor. ner of Mill and Stoddard streets and running fro1 taid point nortt and at right angles to Stoddard street to the south line of an alley 9 feet 6 inches wide, laid off by John E. Carter, trough Lott 25 96 and 97 of said addition, and openin, street and the road leading to the Both: ground; thence with said mes, which consist of a two-story frame Dwell- ‘erms: One-third cach; the balance at eix and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at 8 per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. All conveyancing a purchaser's cost. $100 down when the propert; struck off. he of sale are not comp! Tied with in seven days after the sale, the trustees re- Berve the right to resell the property at the risk and coat of the defaulting pur D. CASSIN, fevoT-ate_WIELIAM A: GORDON, | TFustoos. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTRE'S BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, OORNER OF ELEVENTH AND V STREETS By vistas of s t deed of trust, dated April y virtue of a of trus PI 26th, 11 ind recorded among ‘the land rec: ords in Lib quest of part; prem aT 6 o'cLOoK P.M., the north half pumpbered ave (oh in s¢ quare n dred, and thirty-two (932), a t ‘thea same are iowa On the plan of the city of 1 part GHtered Por sslo. fronts 99. 10sp-19 feet oh Vet, and gxtends back of that ‘wiath, ‘binding om 11th ét. 80 tees of sale: One-third cash; residue in two equal payments at six and twelve months, with in- terest, to be secured by notes and ruse on the Prop: js erty. $100 deposit when pro} is struck of Terms to Me complied He five days after Gonvoyancing und recording at purchaser's Cost ‘wart-dts W. JONES, Trustes. TPVHOMAS DOWLING, Anctionecr. |ALE OF BOOKS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH F 9500, AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS. portalogue sale of a vety large collection of Books, among wuich are home choloe Amert- cana, & fine copy of the Enoyl ‘Metro-t aoe ier Encyclopedias and Works of Heterence. ‘Also, some, lustrated Works, a fine copy « . Altogether about rolimen southwest Caen MONDAY. EVENING? Mancit&, aha olietne ere venings, commencing at 1:30 o'clock, precise.y. mar$-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Au JONCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. SUSTEE'S 8; OF VALUABLE REAL Es- ae Cas alot trust dt AVENUE EAS’ county, tirection. holder ge ‘the note secured é fg iii T will sell at public aT 5 O'CLOCK Speed JO) DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. Tiaras £ “Se. big then Bearer ww well spay bp nisea by Bocition astra eee ste tbrear 10 LOW BATES. ser RSE Ph ae “_mard-eokds *& Wate No. 1001, P northerner 0k aoa REGULAR SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, pie MO! We TH! S eo BN AUCTION. m., we sball sell in front of out auction rooras fare, of ‘Walnut Chamber Suites, tension Tables Sad Dising soe Oka want Mi Sideboard, Marble sie top. ‘Center Tat , Brussel Inerain and other Ca ny poate Saereas and other Carpets, together wi WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Aucts. yppuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. STOCK OF HOUSEFURNISHING GOO! NEW STOVES TIN WARE, REFRIGERATORS, TINNERS' TOOLS, &c., &c., AT AUOTI ‘cise boar nas S-dts THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. HARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer. (ANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE TMPROURD OHeTAL ba SITUATE, ON. ELETH STREET, BE M AND N STREETS Bistaserapee ate rms ay of the 1 inequity cause No. 6,989 (Ewin Shuiebotham vs. std Henry shaficbothag etal), Lwill offer for eale, on MONDAY, Mancit 22, 1880, aT 43 O'CLOCK P.M. at mublic auction, in front of the Premises, all of lot H and the southern part of lot I, ther, partofigt T having a froatof 39 inches. and raus ane ‘back with the same widt lof, in Philip and Linda sioi io 12, in square No. 513: ose ier with the im thereon, con- cisting of a two-story dwelling-house. ‘Terms of sale: One-third ‘cash (of which cash pay- ment $100 shall be paid as a deposit at the time of sale); and the balance in two equal instalments at cue und two years trom date of sale, with interest LE RIX per cent, | All conveyancing at purchanor'a cost. On failure to comply with the terms of gale within weven days the Night is reserved to resall at tisk and cost of aefanttins purchaser. ser. Columbia Law Build. HOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. By virtue of a deed of trust dated the ff tconth day of November, 1878, and auly re corded ‘No. 900, faite dal, etoed. Of the land resorde: for F Distr 10,9 Goin and the request of ah ane at public auction, on MONDAY, | rae {Seu Dar oe Marcu, at 4 o'cLoox e_following-do- Ecrived'real estate, in the city Of Washington. trict of Columbia, to wit:—Parts of 6 (1) and four (4), to wit: The nom for two 3) ret by the width thereof of lot one (1), and the north ‘0 (82) feet by the width thereof of lot four 1 of lots two *2) and three (3), five (5), Bix (6), seven (7), fifteen (15) and sixteen (16), in square numbered seven hundred and forty- ele (748). ‘Terms of sale: Oue-fourth cash, and balance in one year from day of sale, to be secured by deed of trust on the property. 800 deposit required at time of sale on each lot ALOERON CARLISLE, Trusteo, 307 D st. THOS. £. WAGGAMAN, Atict. ars-ooeas \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EXTRAORDINARY SALE oF OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAVURES, FRENCH AND GERMAN PHOTOGRAPHS, CELEBRATED BRONZES AND ANTIQUE ME MIRRORS. On THURSDAY and FREDAY, Mance lira and 127TH, 1880, COMMENCING AT 43 P. M., at the Gicwant pales Toor, 1128 Now York avenues ‘neat Riggs Bank, I shail sell, withont reserve, 8 most elegant and chotce collection of Works of Art from the Galleries of H. N. Barlow, esq. This collection has been removed to the above saies room for con- venience of sale. Every Picture 1s beautifully framed in Gold Leaf and French and American Maples. j# superb collection will be on exhibition Mon- day, ‘Tuctaay and Wednesdays Sth, Seana LOU of Mageb, when Catalozues will be furnished. this is considered one of the most important Art Sales ever offered in, Washin OMAS DOWLING, Auct. maré-d (HOMAS SOWEERE Auctioneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON LOUISIAN, ENUE, POSITE TIE OUTY HALE, GONSTSTING OF TWO LARGE BRIOK BULLDL INGS, CHIEFLY OOOUPIED AS OF FICE By virtue of two deeds of a tome, one dated the, 20th day of July, 1872, and one (7 dated the 24th day of Septetaber, 1872 in Liber No. 685, folio i 03, and Liber No. 689; folio $91, Sonesta the Land the District of Columbia: and’ at the ruestof the sary secured thereby, i will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on MON- the 8TH Day or Mano, 1880,’ ar Four oenécm Pa the following, described pieces or parcels of ground situate in the City of Wasni nn, District of Columbia, wi and com the folowing metes and bounds, to wits Al the west half of Jot numbered fifteen as tnaaasre numbered four hundred and ninety (490), in the City of Washington, beginning at the northwest corner of said lot and running thence northwestwardly along the line of Louisiana avenue, twenty-eight fect Bv6 inches, thence southeastwardly and at right angles with stid aveaue one hundred and seventeen fect four inches to a thirty feet alley, thence southwest- wardly along the line of said alley twenty-eight feet Reven inched to the southwest corner of ‘said Jot, thence northwestwardly and at right angles with tid avenue, onebundred and twelve feet eight in= es to the beginning, containing 3,268 square feet grouni , all that piece or parcel of ground adjoining the sathe, known and. descrit 8s the cestern part of Lot numbered fo do, square numbered four hundred and ninety G90), ‘ich is bounded as follows, viz: ming at the southeast corner of said lotuumbered fourteen, and running thence on the eastern line thereof to the northeast corner of said lot, thence on the northern line westwardly twenty -five fect to Copp's Bowling Seloon, thence southerly ad parallel to the line fret nientioned to the southern line of said lot, thence itraight line tothe place of beginning. ‘The wholermproved by two lake brick mene occupied chiefly as offices. Terms of, sale ehall be as follows, viz: amacunt of indettaduens fecuren ty esid decd of trust ubpaid with the expense of safeiicash, and the balance at six zonths, for which the note of the purcheser, bearing interest from the day of sale, and secured by a deed of trust on theproperty sold, ‘A deposit of four hundred dollars shall eragired of the purchaser at the time of sale, conveyancing shall be at the expense of the purchaser. ‘The amount of indebtedness under said deeds of trust is as follows, to wit: 15,600 with interest at 8 per cent. on $7,500 from ist September, 1878, and on 87,500 from 1st Octo- ‘Gland si JOSEPH J. STEWART, Trustoe. 1HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO-STORY BRIOK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF M STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-THIED AND TWENTY-FOURTH STREETS NORTH- By virtue of 4 deed of trast, dated the 16th gay of February, 1877, and duly recorded in £7 Bd, Tolto S54, one of the Land meoorda e District ‘of Columbia, the undersigned in front of "the premises, on SATURSDAY, Manca Jit, 1880, 47 FIVE O'CtocK, for the following: described pro f Lot numbered 13, in ig equarc of 7, Eth ithe’ city of Washing: ton, District ounded as follows: Beginning for the same eranee northwest corner of said Lot 13, and run thence east with line of north M street 17, feet; thence south 44 feet 2 inch feet: then west 20 feet and thence north to the beginning; toxether mor ane its, which consist of a twe- Hors rick ling. Terme: Ont third'c cash; the residue in six and twelve months, with notes Dearing interest at 8 por cent per annum until paid, and secured. by a deed of trust on the probes perty sold. All conveyancing at coe e cot aenoaes when the stro the termne Of nal le are not complic with oe seen days after the sale, the Trustecs Teserve the rieht to resell the property at the Tisk and ecst of the defaniting pur. CASSIN, feb28-dtds 3 (Al WILLIAM A. GORDON, 5 Trustees. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. so SALE 0] ae ENTS, ON UIE aTREnT, NEAR MONT: GOMER’ ar premectieg ary ee da er, 1877, in Liber s%o, fol 01 of theland records RB for the Siar oS otal and by the parties secured th tees will sell, on yng 415 O'cLock in front of the llow= ing-deseribed property, vi qari of ist n aumbered 19, in Holmead’s nd (tion to Georgetown, Distr aforesaid, beginning for the samerat ia end of op hondred ana ¥ (120) feat inom, of Montgomery and 0 lire atreeta alr strech omy feet to t ‘the place of beginning, pen ith the im) nonce Po ae balance at i ntrast conveyanie x $100 down when the prop- sale are not co! peaatiee sale, th reserve right to resell the property at the ath oat Pee feb27-dts_ WILLIAM EDOM, f : /HOMAS DOWLIN = g Ht # 2 i RUSTFES’ SALE ofFv; ‘TWO FR. Sreeen NEAR MONTGOMERY SEREET, ¢ GEORGETOWN. virtue of 2 ited the 20th ds of July, ao and di net in 892, Folio 16f, one of the land records for the District of olumi ‘and by direction of the parties secured o undersigned Tras- ‘will sell, on WEDNESDAY, ManoH 10, 1880, At 8 o'ctock, in front the follow: jescribed property, viz Part of lot numbered eS 18), in Holmead’s ition to town, in said District, bounded as follows:—Begin- ning for the same at's point on the south line of | BS fru tReace south parallel with Mou street, apd run 4 ‘street twenty: y- cae Tet tenn thirty Parallel ee Olive ‘street it Ge feet ten inches to HA perms: Pipalanoe ke ety and twelve months, with ‘bearing interest ateight pi et gh eg ‘Cost. $160 down when the prop- enya Tf the forma of sale are not Com. vss+--Mimgeh 5, 18800 CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday’s Proceed- mgs. ig Seppe BS get closed— rr. Logan contin' bh in tion to the Fitz John Porter bill, and had wot com cluded when the Senate adjourned. a ea our eae closed— Mr. Hostetler call order, be- ing the bill pro bling ede claim- ants and cont rs from making ‘Contr! tons litical aHige ors e House—yeas 102, nays 127—refused to take up pe pole: assessment Dit. oy (Sagres cans all voted in the negative, as did also thi following democrats: Covert, Clymer, Carlisle, re eaiead ae cadens Hi a Mul- lorse, O'Rel ‘oss, Persons, Phelps, Thompson (Ky.,) Tucker, Warner, Wells and F. wae F. Wood (N.¥.) then proceeded to address the committee on the fun bill. Mr. Wood Teferred at some le! che subject of the iene anette a gd e eration of the general Provisions of the ‘DAL, = At the conclusion of Mr. Wood's speech the committee rose. Mr. Gillette asked and obtained permission to have printed a bill entitled, “A bill to provide for thepa yment of the public debt,” which, ae nee Ne od offer as a substitute for the ry Wine House Enon, at 4:50 p.m., took a recess un- til 7:30, the See nan to be for the consid- eration of pension bills. BYENING SESSION. The House met at 7:30, Mr. Hawley in the chair, and immediately went into committee of the whole (Mr. Burrows in t! chair,) on the private calendar. The greater portion of the Ume of the committee was consumed In a gene- Tal discussion of the pension laws, in the course of which some rather personal remarks were indulged in. There appeared to be strang feeling on the part of various members on both sides of the House in favor of passing a general law which would free the House from the duty of sitting as a court of review upon claims which have been disallowed by the pension bureau. ‘The committee at 10:15 rose and reported four- teen pension bills to the House. The bilis were passed, and the House at 10:50 adjourned. Startling Discovery in Baltimore. THE SKELETONS OF A WOMAN AND CHILD FOUND ENTOMBED. The historical old Nicholson mansion 443 West Baltimore street, was yesterday tie scene ofa startling discovery ee it 1s bellevea, @ mysterious double t ‘The bullding’ which was recently purchasea from the estate of the late John a Nichoison, the well known banker, was being torn down to make room for the new German savings bank, about to be erected on the site, when the men engaged in the work found two arched vaults built in the wails of the lower floor, in which were found the bones of two human bet The solid manner in which the vaults were constructed, as well as the evident precautions taken to pre- vent their presence beco! known, rendered the discovery still more startling and In a short while a number of interested spectators had crowded into the building and were curiously examining the apertures. “The house, which is a two-story and attic brick structure standing back from tie street, has been in course of de- molition for several days. Yesterday afternoon the men having removed the roof, commenced knocking out the wall in the basement kitchen in the rear of the structure, and were startled to find that they had penetrated a vaalt in the center of the brickwork, about two feet high, four and a-half feet long and perfgctly circular, like asmall section of a sewer, closed at both ends, Upon clearing out the bricks and re- fuse they found that the aperture contained about a half a dozen bones, which were discern- ible in the faint light lying in the center of the cavity. The bones were carefully removed, and on sounding the wall the men became con- vinced that another cavity was located imme- diately underneath the firstone. The pickaxe and crowbar were again vigorously applied, and in a few seconds crashed into a second vault, which was the counterpart of the other. In this bones of another human body were discovered lying arg tee bottom in the position they had ev! eerie n left when the flesh of the bodies disappeared in the course of decomposition. U7 Om examining the two cavities it was found that they had been arched and built, directly in the center of the meee of brickwork, ‘in the most substantial and careful manner. ‘THe bricks had been imbedded in flint cement, instead of mor- tar, as an additional strengthener, and every precaution had evidently been taken to prevent their presence being ascertained by sounding the wall. By direction of the foreman the bones were placed in a box, and Mr. R. M. Rother, ¢: fer of the German Savings Bank, for which the buildine was being tora down, was notified of the discovery. Mr. Rother at once visited the scene, and after an examination ordered the bones to be taken to the office of Dr. W. R. McKnew. That physician, after care- fully inspecting the bones, pronounced them to be portions of the skeletons of an infant and a woman. FORMER OCCUPANTS OF THE HOUSE. From the deeds in the possession of the Ger- an Savings bank it was ascertained that the building, which, as stated above, was very old, was built in the year 1802 by a man named Philips. An examination of the brickwork of the vaults, which was made by expert builders, revealed the fact that the tombs of the myste- ricus dead must have been constructed shortly atrer the building was finished, as all the sur- roundings have the same evidences of age. A few ‘ears after its completion the house was gold by Phillips to a family named McCoy, one of Whom was named Andrew, who retained it until is41, when it was purchased by the late J. J. Nicholson, the well-known banker. The lat- ter resided in {t for many years, several of his, children, who are now living, being born there. Mr. Nicliolson was living in’the house at the time he was so brutally assaulted on the streets by ruffians who left him for dead, carrying off a pares sum of money belonging to his bank which he had on his person. Mr. Nicholson several years after this moved to another rest- dence and rented the house to a slave dealer named Grimes, 5 A SLAVE PRISON. After this the “old house, which at that time was situated in an isolated tion, became notorious through the cruel treatment by Grimes of the slaves {n his charge. He trans- formed the room in which the vaults were dis- covered yesterday into a prison, where the un- fortunate negroes were kept huddled together until several of them died from Sarous on) and house, and the building was let to another ten- ant. ‘At subsequent periods it was occupied by Mr. G. K. Milnor, Simon Bolte and others. Mr. Chas. G. Nicholson, the eldest son of Mr. J. J. Nicholson, was on at his residence, 235 North Charles street, last ht by a Gazette representative, and belo formed of the strange discovery expressed the greatest aston- ishment. From the fact chat the wall referred to was standing when his father purchased the peepee: it is evident that the bodies must have n entombed previous to that time and not by any ot ine subsequent tenants,—Baltimore Ga- zelle, 5th. Boy's CHALLENGE T0 THE WoRLD.—The Lon- don Sportsman says: Boyd, the oarsman, has recently shown wonderful improvement in form in consequence of which, and of the urging of Christopher Barrass, his chief Sapp 1S, issued & general challenge, dec! that he will tow any man in the world over straight three-mile course on the Tees, in three months from the signing of articles, for £200 aside, and will allow £25 expenses to his competitor. A RAILROAD ALONG THE JAMES RIVER CANAL. The James River and Kanawha Canal company closed a contract at Richmond, Va., yesterday with the Richmond and Alleghany’ Railroad company, for the purchase by the latter of all the works and franchises of the canal company. The railroad company proposes to construct a railroad along the entire line of the canal from Richmond to Buchanan, about two hundred mlles, and thence about forty miles to Clifton Forge, on the Chesaneake and Ohio The capitalists of the Richmond and Alleghany Railroad company are chiefly New York K- ers. JupGE RosertT L. Montacve died suddenly Wednesday, —— ee in Middlesex county, Virginia, He was Meutenant- governor of the State with Gov. Letcher during the early portion of the late war, and was sub- sequently elected a member of the confederate congress. He served in the V nd out eas ag before and after the war, and four es Was elected judge of the a Leen which position he held “yadge monte le was gl known as a ‘ er mee ability, and was held in the hest Pas by the people of Virginia. A Boy SHor—Tnhe Shock Kills his Mother.— Wiliam Waring Schooley, aged 14 years, son of Joseph Rggorag @ prominent citizen of Pitts- was found on the outskirts of that rain INCREASE OF WAGES.—At a of the = ae Board of of rind ester, it city 10 per cont, Wo take exfoe tres in the ay 10 16 per cent., to ‘There is mi spinner, ‘who w at % per ‘cent. advance, vances and propose to ‘to strike for it. PYTHIAN MARINER.—Geo. Augustus Sala, shorty sailing the shores of Erin, deferentially asked an ancient mariner who was swabbing uarter-deck what he ‘of the then we out-look. The re- Bulag, as age Uh maa chem a3 likes @ good dinner,” quota he, “had better get it to-day.’ Arr Duke of de- , a based the pice ovieff and Mirsky. than a desperate an: idiotic laug! fon that he had been made pegeed to shoot Gen. Melikor, Great M = fe is more like a stuj oe hi oy to eee when spoken to, or shcoting,so that the assassin was able to ap- proach within a yard of Gen. Melikoff without causing Suspicion. The bullet passed throu: the general’s cloak and coat, over the right hip, and out at the back, without touching his body. The man was immediately placed in a carriage and driven to the fortress. He says he was ordered to commit the crime and did it from principle. A Vienna dispatch says Melikoff has been summoned by a revolutionary committee to abandon his post of chief of the supreme executive commission within a week. THE SPECULATION IN Foop.—The markets for wheat, corn, and oats were fairly active yester- day, and generally higher prices prevailed. There was a good export demand for winter Wheat and corn, while for oats the demand, both for export and on speculative account, was active. Winter wheat advanced 3¢ to 1 cent, and in Instances more, a bushel, but closed slack. In spring there was absolutely not hing doing, the Stock of prime No. 2, here being tn strong hands, who keep prices above the Tiews of buy- ers Corn advanced 1 cent, and was strong. visions were quiet. hts were weaker through the list, ornere ae and more in through freights, but at easter figures. The exports from all the Atlantic ports for the week ens Feb. 28 were as follows: To the United Kingdom, 26,276 barrels of flour, 448,091 bushels of wheat, and 1,154,781 bushels of corn. To the continent, 2,000 barrels of flour, 434,460 bushels of wheat, and 857,594 bushels of corn; total, 28,276 barrels of flour, 882,551 bushels of wheat, ‘And 1,542,375 bushels of corn.—¥. ¥. Times, 4th. BENNETT, THE BiGamist.—It is reported at Richmond, Va., that the much-married Henry C. F, Bennett, organist and music teacher, who has become involved In some evil complications in Norfolk, will be taken to Richmond for trial for bigamy. Having at the time a wife and nd in Baltimore, he, on the 19th day of Se} tember last, obtained a license from the clerk’ office of the hustings court, of Richmond, and was remarried there by the Rev. Mr. Huber. He was an organist in one of the Richmond churches while he lived in that city, WONDERS OF THE PoLyscorg.—A cablegram from Paris to the New York Herald says: Ex- periments are being made here with the pol Scope, a new apparatus for {lluminating the i terior of animal organisms, rendering bodtes transparent so as to render an examination of every portion ofa body feasible. The attention of scientists is drawn toward this remarkable wery. &¥-Over 1,000,000 tons of ice have been se- cured on the Kennebec river and adjacent ponds, MARRIED. SUMMY—STEPHENSON. At the Christian Church. Paiimore, Me Md. evening, March 3a, 1880, y'Rews Dr FD. Power, of Washington, assisted by Rev. Dr. H. D. Olark, of Baltimore, FRanktin SuMaty, of Washington, to Miss ISABELLA STEPHENSON, of Baltimore. —————~——___ DIED. BLACKFORD. On Thursday afternoon, March chia of Join ‘S. aud Fauuio” Discifodds aso child of John 8. and Fant eighteen months. = om funeral from residence of parents, No. 126 Bridge street, at 3 o'clock, on Saturday, the 6th inst. Friends of the family invited. March 5th, at half- TY, beloved china of Michael pas Mary Collins, aged four months and twenty- four Funeral Sunday, at $ o'clock “p.m., from thi idence of her parents. No. F street, between New Jersey avenue and North Capitol street north- EDMONSTON. Friday morning, March 5,1880, at5a.m., DeuRan EpMONSTON, reiict of the late ‘dmonston, of Howard Oo., Md. ighty-fourth year of her axe. neral on Sunday, the oth inst, at3p.m., from the residence of her’ son-in-law, William ‘bryan, 1029 91 t northwest. Friends of the family Feapedtful ly invited to attend. [Balto. San please copy.) 1GIANSOOM. At 2:30 a.m., Friday, March 5, 880, Commodore Isatan Hanscom, in in the maty- Fring year of his a Funeral from All Soul's Church, Sunday, March th, at 8 p.m. LEWIS. At1 o'clock p.m. eh 3, eed ‘Tuostas Lewrs, in the sixty-ninth va rot bls eee, Funeral from nis ser residence, 811 0 northwest, at 2 o'cl .m., OD rd March Go" Friends of the faanily aro Poopestfally’ invited attend. MENZIER. | On March 3, 1880, at the «+ Metho- dist Home of the Aged,” n Baltimore, Md., Be SANNA MENZIES, for some years a resident ‘ot 8 cit ‘The interment of her remains will take = ie Done rotons Orne! tery, to-morrow (Saturday “ jock p.m. Her friends are invited to McOaRTHY. wit Thureday night, March 4th, Tuomas J. McCanray, in his thirty-sixth ear. *Funeral will take place from St. Dominic's Guarchy Sunday, March 7th, at half-past 2 o'clock p. MILES. On March & 1380, after » Jong and paipfol ilinesss, Gro. W. Mites, son of and Eliza Miles, in the twenty-eighth year ee bs oge. Past his euffering, this pain; Cease to weep, for rs are vain. God thought it best, To take him home, With him to rest. 1STENDON. On Wednesday, March 3, 183, ‘at 10 p.m, ELLEN STUNDON, in the fifty-second year of her age, a native of the County Kerry, Ireland. ‘May she rest in peace. Amen. xFtperal will take place from her late residence, ‘0. 30 @ street northeast, on Saturday, 6th 3 otelock: p.m. Holatives and “friends of ite respectfully invited to attend. TOLOVOR, "Tuesday, March 2d, 1880, ‘at 113 o'clock p.ma-, Epwany Torovon, axed thirty-four years: three inonths and seventéen days, of con- sumption. “"Funeral will take Place Sunday, March 7th, at 12 o'clock a.m., from Zion Wesley church southwest. UNDERTAKERS. SPINDLER. UNDERTAKER, L233 Seventh street nw. Branch sire 239 434 street s.w. ‘OHN BR. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th street northwest. MEDICAL, &e. Sep27-12m {PERMATORRHEA, tency, Premature Decay, Emissions and Lal Veatteal Diseases, quickly cared by Dr. HE! No Calomel used. Female Weaknesses, a roared. 124 F st BW near 2d. mar4-1 R. 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