Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1880, Page 4

_THE EVENING STAR. pone ecoveee at AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES. COAL AND WOOD. OP Tae > = LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. eran = ———— a MONDAY.........December 20, 1580. | (igh ani Gan ee WALTER B WILLIams & 00., ancaone rm, THIN APTERNOO! — La., on Tuesday, December lth, 1580. woop. ABTHUK B. SSITH ‘The Weather. * SALE OF VALUABI IMPROVED 'HANCERY SALE OF LUABLE LOT ON ‘the beet — Eal, ESTATS ON THE RAST S(OE OF CO Soe a ker Gorse oF lsra AND Hiss Of Gent ane Gand Bastioniee et ‘sven INDICATIONS TO-DAY. FULL PRIZE BEVENTH ST RET, BETWER y MANDN _M STREETS NORTHWEST. to the delivery of Coal free from #iste or Or- eo ue Come eae Relief Instantaneous, Cure Per- Ya, a STREETS NORTHWE No dan Under and by Nirtoe of two. Gecrese, passed | dere thronxh mail or telephone promptly Billed. For the middle ‘states. threatening weather manent, recorded in Liber No. S6*. f : District of Columbia, wherein J. M. Millard et al, ¥ pwd ~ and snow. sight in temperature, falling, Gos of the isnd records for the Dister ae complainants and BM Millard and | (Thomas B. Penick’s old stand.) —— towed by rising barometer, and winds gen- erally from northeast to northwest. Yesterday (Sunday), December 19, the ther- Mometer at the Signal office, in this city, stood as follows: 7 a.m., 29°: a.m., 29°; 11 am., 4°; 2 P.m., 38°; 3 p.m., 35°; 9 p.m. 32°; 11 p. m., 50°, Maximum, 35°; minimum, 27°. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. National Theater.—Around the World in Bighty Days.” fords Opera House—George S. Knight in “Baron Rudolph.” Lincoin Hait—Arenibald Forbes on “The Inner Life of a Correspondent.” Oca Fellows’ Haii.—Odd Fellows’ Fair. Condensed Locals. Street lamps will be lighted at 5:10 p. m., and extinguished at 9:50 p.m. The alarm about 9 o'clock Saturday nicht was for Ere in house 92: Gth street southwest, eccupied by Jullan Landers; damage $300, ‘The stall-holiers tn the Citizens’ market, cor- ner Rhode Island ave! and 9th street north. west, were ejected Saturday afternoon, Con- stable Shreves taking possession of the bulldiag for Messrs. Wheatiry & Bro., the iumber deal ers, to whom the company that built the mar- ket is indebted. Samuel C. Wroe, by E. W. Whitaker and Atlen . Clark, his attorneys, has entered sult: In the ¥. S. Court of Claims fer ooo due ander Con. 213 With the late bourd of pubilc works. Endowment Rank No. 63, K. of P., has elected the following officers for the ensuing year:—1. Robert (ook, presifient: W. H. Andrews, vice president; C. H. Wiliams, chapiatn; ‘Theo. Sniffen, secretary and treasurer; John Browers, J. 'T. Woodtield, guard; W. T. Boston, : A. E. Jobnsou, M. D., medical exam- . corner 33th northwest, was entered from the saturday night and a number of spoons, oes, ¢ ep Stolen. Sneak thieves have been quite active in that vicinity Jately, and honsekeepers had better be on their guard. Dea Meetne of St. Joseph’s Benefictat colored), yesterday, Tray ocentred, re freely used, was Dadty Bayne rea ad and ered medical assistance. J. Shilifncton sends the fine January number HELD TO ANSWER A CHARGE oF White man named Corneitus MeAulit was in the Police Court to-day with aving set fire to and burned a hou: owhed OD [sth street, b ast. on the sth of | estiffed to seeing Mea’ windows of house on the th, and that the night of the fire. who lives near the burne e. testified that he had a conversation w McAuilf in October last, when defendant ¢ fered tosive him if he woula burn t house. Michael Clure stated thal he ts overs¢ at the Washington asylum, and when he di: covered the fire, he attempted to turn in an alarm. but found that the wire had been cut Girectiy 1D front of the house of Mr. Me Auliff. Another witness testified to betng tu the house With defendant the day before the fire, and saw 2 lot of straw in a closet and another lot on the floor. A statement which McAnilfl swore to, and presented to the fire insurance company. Was read and offered idence for the gov- ernment. The paper set forth that defendant did not set fire to the house and that there was aw ip It, and that he was Lot at the house than five o’eloc ning before the Mire. The case was rand jury: and Seatant Was Committed in default of ¢2, wall, TRE Poo Cee wi lay the opening game o: te season at the Rink to-night. t For choice paintings, steel engravings ebromos, photograpus, gilt, walnut, velvet and | the acid poison with which it is al plete Treatment for One Dollar. Think of It, Relief and Cure for the Small Sum of One Dottar. Universal Satisfaction of a (reat Remedy Now Selling in Every Town and City of the United States, SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH, ccnsisting of one bottle RADICAL OURE, one box CATARRHAL SOLVE and one IMPBOVED INHALEL, isa eafe, certain, permanent and eco- nomical cnre for C: irri of every form, and is the most perfect remedy ever devised. It is applied locally by insufflation and constitutionally by in- ternal administration. Locally applied, relief is nstant rous. Tt soothes, heals and cleanses the nara passages Of every feeling of heaviness, ob- struction, dullness or dizziness. Qonstitutionally administered it renovates the blood, puriffes it of aya charged in | Catarrh, stimulates the stomach, liver and kidneys, perfects dixestion, makes new blood and permite the formation of sonnd, hesithy tissue, aud finally obtains complete control over the disease. The re. markable curativepowers, when all other remedies terly fail, of SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, are attested by thon: it to fellow-snfferers. No statement nds who gratefully recommend made re- riding it that cannot be substantiated by the most reepectable and reliable references. It isa great | and good medicine, and worthy al! confidence. Esch pacSaze contains one bottle of theRAD- | IOAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL BOLVENT. an IMPROVED INHALER, with treaties and directions, and is sold by all drucvists for #1. Ask | for SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE. General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Corts’ Vourate Praszers relieve in five min utes. decdv CITY ITEMS. — ‘Try Your Luck. Prizes in the 27th arawing of the Common Wealth Distribution company, Loutsville, Ky.. will be cashed on January ist—this will enabie a lucky ticket holders to procure “New Year's gifts. an RENEAR'S Tonic, for wind, dyspepsia and heartburn. is just the thing to take during the holidays: gives relief immediately. 50c. a bot ue. m, wet New Detective Story. faney frames, easels, Christmas cards, and for 2 ock of picture mouldings, go to Veerhotl's, 916 7th str t ARE eutidre and G 1 Sava CLAvs at the entert: at St Vincent's Asylum, inment for orner 10) tr, in halt ase T Mrs. M. Turkish and ied 10-m0! Q., at his anc. i yoods to Day other ele at same hours, ton rooms. Tih lor Christmas p AD HEARTS € be many ¢ thy thing at Inson & C the be ime, We Cax't Do Witnorr who use it for chaps, cents. ch Cak Rosser Cour, two colored boys, named h Hillery and Alfred Hawkins, aged re Spectiveiy 14 and 15 vears, were charged with the larceny of #1 on Monday last from Wm. Rabbitt, who ts driver of one of the 1th street Cars. Oficer MeNai admitted to ulm t and thre ep for them uatil sent to jafl for sixty CONGESTION OF THE LUNGs, Inflammation ot the throst abd difficulty ot breathing frequently result from a Severe cold. The remedial prop- erties combined in Dr. Jayne's Expectorant are especially designed to break up feverish and inflammatory tendencies, remove constriction of rhe throat, and by bringing about a free ex- pectoration promote natural respiration and a speedy cure. A reputation maintained for forty years affords to all a guarantee of the practic: Merit of the remedy. LADIES AND GENT SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 25 LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, COLORED BOR- DERED, 12. 18, 25, 37, 5c. LINEN HANDKEEROHIEFS, 5, 10, 12, 15, 20 25 Sle. BLACK s KS. Se, $2, F1 25, $1.50, $1.75, 32.00. ALL WOOL COLORED CASH MERES, 25 BEST FEATHER-PROOF BED, TICKING, 2 CLOTH, FOR MEN AND BOY'S WEAR, 37, 60, 62, 75e. LADIES’ CLOAES AND CLOAKINGS. BROCHE SHAWLS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE. LADIES: CLOTH AND FLANNEL. SRIK UL | COLOKS. | PIANO COVERS, EMBROIDERED WITH SILK, ALL COLORS. BEST MEDICATED RED FOR LHEUMATISM, 50 WOCL UNDER ‘OR LADIES, GEN AND CHILDEEN. { ROTTINGHAM CURTAIN LAOE, %, 39, 37, 45, | SEL, 1 WILLED FLAN PLEACHED TABLE /AMABK, 50, 62, 75, Ste. PLAIN AND COLO! DERE. weet Parone BORDERED DOYLI SILK AND ALAPACA UMBEELLAS, PLAID AND STRIPED SHAWLS, from $1.50. ALL WOOL BLACK CABHMERES, 37c. TURKEY RED TALLE LINENS, 50, 62, T5e. | YSaeLxas LADIES’ BOOTS. OLD SLECTH IN WALL STREET. PERRETING OCT Dark SECRETS. A STRANOR UTSTOMER AMONG THE BULLS AND BEaws. OLD SLELTH’S NEW STORY, Badger, the Wall Street Detective: “PIPING” A STRANGE CRIME, be commenced In Noe GSS of 7: # Fireside Companion; 0} sale by all newsdealers. T ofthe The New Firesit ayear. Address Geo-ge Munro, 17 Water street, New York. to-day, and for ‘Khe Best New Year's Girt for your friend isa ticket in the %ih drawing | i ith Distripa company, which takes place on 3ist inst ts only $2 and may resnit in a gift oO $30,000. ‘Send to KM. Boardman, Louisyiil., | Ky., for a Ueket. “Totally Different from Ail Others,” vondon Hatr Restorer.” tasures new growth. “ London Hair Kestorer.” Restores the coior. “London Hair Restorer.” Exquisite dressing. ) TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT I1T—THICEENS Thin hair, stops its falling and the most per- fect hair restorer and dressing the world bas ever Known. We allude to “Lonilon Hair Color Resor” A. A. Gibson, Barrytown, N. Y., writes: " “It has stopped my hair from failiug and restored it to its natural color.” “London Hoir Restorer” tg sold by all druggists at 75 cents @ bottle, “ALDERNEY Wacons.”—Fresh Alderney batter churned every morning, and delivered in 3¢ Ibs. “Ward” prints, 45c. per Id. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk 6c. per qu. LADIES GOODS. P85: M. L. WHITEFORD, OF BALTIMORE, FASHIONABLE DRESS and CLOAK "MAKER, deci8-70" flus & st. northwest OMB. Lee . MODES, For 2 permanent place of business, haa taken HOUSE 930 E STREEL NORYHWEST, Aud will continue to design and make elegant G@ RECEPT:ON AND WALKING ‘TOILETS. im* J am now offering a fine stock of Winter GOO! of wy own make, at very LOW PRIOES, and am makin« to order 8 class of SHOES for Ladies and Uhildren that cannot be excelisd. JAS. H. VERMILYA. no6 G10 Vth st. opp. Patent Omics ME. 5. J. MESSER, DRessMaxine in connec. north. ves" oot9-6m ME. WASHINGTON. DRESSMAKING AND TRIMMING STORE, zai Pennsylvania avente es Dresses, suit Cloaks, &c., made stiperior style at short notice. Tadies’ can he Dresses Cut and Basted, and a perfect At RIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH P WIRES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. H. H. DODGE, BONDS, STOCKS AND INVESTMENT SECUK- IIJES BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION, No. 539 15th street, (Conconan BUrILpin.) AGENCY FOR PRINCE AND WHITELY, Srock Baoxens, 64 Broadway, New York. Every class of SEOUSITIES Bought and Sold ox Commission in San Franci-co, timore, Phila- deiplia, New York, Boston and Washington.” Orders executed on the New York Stock xchange at one eihth of one per cent commission. vate and | direct telegraph wires to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York an Boston, throuch which ord@sra are executed on the Stock Exchanwes in those cities and | reported back promptly. Quotations of Stocks aud | Monés and information regarding the Marketa re- ceived through our wire every fifteen minate- Urcers in Cotten, Grain and Provision» executed with dispatch dec)-3™ 10 TO ENGELS AUCTION HOUS! G 1030 Penna, avenues oo | One door from 20th street, and buy your DRY GOUDS AND MILLINERY. twill pay you. Strictly cash but rely on ty, oer! GkEaT BARGAING- COREE T SAYLES. DIAGONALS “AND Bas. LADIES’ ANDGENTS’ GLOVES OF aL. KINDS. NEW FALL DRESS GOODS, 12, 15, 15. 2% WIDE SHEETING OOTTON, 2c. CANTON FLANNELS, 8, 10, 12¢. INGRAIN CARPETS. BRUSSELS CARPErs, INGRAINS, 25, 99, 37, 45, 60c. BRUSSELS, NEW STYLES, 81.00, 31.05, $1.10. MAKING AND LAYING OABPETS, 7c. VELVET BUGS, TAPESTRY BUGS, AND MATS. OTTOMANS, HaSSOOKS AND DRUGGBTS. ¢. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, decls near 7th st. and Center Market. SCON» HAND CLOTHING, HAT, BOOTS, SHOES, WATCHES, PISTOLS, &c, ko, Gan be disposed of at the very highest cash prices vy calling on M. WALSKEY, 901 FE street, corner of Sth street north rders by mail’ will promuntly attended to, v” OTde® BY mall Th De ee Oe OLS PRECTOR FR. LaMPms ELIXIN OF HERI Dienaee acknowiedaed by thomodest mation. ‘thes tn Germany as B sure remedy for all ior INDIG) ION ‘SPEPSIA. Im and for sale As px ee . Pharmacist se 428 Oth st. n.w. NT EASES PRE oONES ages in great waren -_ ver RopeRT B. M. Repairing promptly 3 eded to” a | 2. BEADLE 444, drawing First Capital Prize, $100,009, York, Chelsea, Mass.,and Fort Wayue, No. 7,176, drawing Second Capital Prize, a Priadelyiia, Pa., Courtland, ala. ch. 2 drawin; sold in New Orleans. 701, sold in Carter in Little Rock, Ark , (OF. 71,921, 17,783, on, Ney N. Cl, cach drawing #5 APPROXIMA 209 numbers trom 57,394 to_57, 44 inclusive, bs in 50 nonbers on each side of the nuuioer draw iu the Capital Prize of $200,000, $200, 100 numbers from 7, nelasive, deine 50 niuinbers on esc number drawing 2 inclusive, be. lunber draw. ine 50 pnmbers on each side of th ing the Oapital Prize of 20,000, # 10,040 numbers ending ‘with 4, bei figure of the number a3 38100, 000, #10. The subseribers having supervised the single nimber drawing, Claes M, Lonisicua Stste Lot- t reby certify that the above are the num- bert which were this day drawa fron the 1U,0U0, placed in the whee! with the prizes corresponding in the last wing th: Capital Prize of New Orleans, La., this Tuesday, Decamber 14:h, 1380 Gi 2. BEAUREGARD.’ Gommisgioness Prizes ceshed in full without ded ns LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY. TAKE NOTICE! All correspondence should be with M. A. Dauphin ss below. Jn all cases the TICKETS themenives are sent, and never circulars offering certifies tes or anything eise instead. Any one pro- posing to offer anythinw else Ly circular or other wise, on bis own behalf or that of tue Company, ie a swindier. A Splendid Opportunity TO WIN A FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS A, AT NEW ORLEANS, TCESDAY, JANUARY 11TH, 1881, 128TH Monrarty Daawine. Louisiana State Lottery Company. institution was regularly incorpor: the lexis! of the state for educat itable purposes in 1863 for the term of twenty-five years, to which contract the in- violable faith of thestate is pleded, which pledge has been renewed by an ov ming popular Vote, reciring its franchise iu the new constitution adopted December 2d, A.D. 1879, with a capital of $3,000,000, to which it has sinod added & reserve ud of over $350, 000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- ION Will take place monthly on the second Taes ay. It Never Scales or Postpones. Look at the following distribution: CAPITAL PRIZE, 330,000. 190,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLAR HALF TICKETs, ONE DOLLA’ 2 Capital Prize Prizes of $2, Prizes of 1, 000 APPROXIM 9 Approximstion Prizes of $: 9 Approximation Prizes of Responsibe correspondine axe Points, to whom liberal ¢: For tnrther information, Jul address. Send orders by € Letter, or Money Order by thai A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans La, 8 wanted at all nsation will be paid or M. A. DAUPHIN, No. 519 roadway, Naw York, Or J.P. HORBACH, 605 14th at. n.w., Washington, D.C. SP All our Grand ‘sordinary Drawinzs are under the supervision and manszeuent of Geus. G. RDanddUBAL a. EARLY. it READ THIS COLUMN. Iron Sitters Curatine A Powerful Tonic.| A Vegetable Medicine Iron Bitters Curatine Uomplete Strengthener. A Keliablo Medicine, Iron Bitters [Curatine Adsure Appetizer. | Cures Blood Diseases. Iron Bitters Curatine Enrich the Blood. |Curea Liver Complaint. Iron Bitters jCuratine Benew the Vicor. |Cures Kidney Affections Iron Bitters _, |Caratine Give Vitality. Cures Serofula Jron Bitters Curatine ‘Cure Malarial Diseases. Cures Rhearatiem. Iron Bitters Curatine +" Gure Dyspepsia. |For Teter, Itow. aud ‘fumors. iron Bitters Cure Ludigestion. 'Curatine iOures Pimples Iron Bitters aud Bloictes. are Nervous Irritability. /\Curatine Cures Bous & Old Sores. iron Bitters Cure Langour. Caratine oe EeomBistexs ures Ulcer an ile. Cure Paufu: _ |Curatine Menstruation. | For MercnrialfPotsonine. Price $1 s Bottle. Price 81.8 Bottle. IRON BITTERS AND CURATINE For sale by STOTT & CROMWELL, 485 Pennsylvania ave., Whoteealeand Retail, . eee and by all Drugwists. \ UTICE—Don't forget MME. PIEREE. N stil at pe quarters, 713 Tits. ae where Laces and Lace 8 repaired done up canal to new at the lowest Wrioes coca ha, \ARMIAGES: : c¢ “= OAKRIAGES! Soe eeaus u On band severa! cheap second hand COUPES, OOCPELETTS, CANDAU- LETYES, COUPE ROCKAWAYS. J.ANDAUS and other CARKIAGES and SLEIGHS of Various kinds. KOR'T H. GRAHAM, 410-416 Sth street northwest. oFRepairing promptly attended to. decl8-3t OGART’S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP—\ rtaiu cure for Whooping Cough, Croup Conghs and Golds. The oniy eafe remedy for children. Gnsranteed frou all narcotic poisons. For sale by deuggiste, deol8-3t* PILES. DR. H. D. SHRADER, OFFicE 620 117TH StRRET NoRTHWEsT,’CoRNER G, Cures Internal, External, Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles by & new and universally suecaseful 1 of treatment, without resort fo the knife, ligature, or any of the old, painful and dangerous methods usually employed, and a radical and per- manent cure guaranteed in every case or no pay. Among the abe) Rsve been treated, would Deale, pastor Wesle: -E. 6 Paleo Ne ley Chapel M.B.Chureh. } z fa fedecaaea a im and ito Pm. —_________aetin ‘Write for particuiarg Octl1-0012 a bia, an@ at the request of the omrty <i, the subscribers will offer for sale. at padlic auction, to the lnchest bidder, iu fron” of the orem- ises, on THURSD Y, THe 30TH Day OF DECEMBER, 1880, aT 4.30 O'CLOCK PM , ali fat piece or Harve! of wround, lying and_beuly situate in the City of Washington, fa the District of Volamb: and known and distinguished on the piat or city. agand being the north ba.fof lot Rumbered sixteen (16). in the sub-division of square num dered four hundred and forty eight (445), 81d su9- division being made by an ordinance of ths coun- cis of the City of (Washington, approved June x 1845, avd rocorded in the office of tue sarveyor Oo faid'city, in liber N_K. No. 1) folio 260, toxether w.th the buildings and improvements cher-on,¢ - sigtity of a thice-story brick li vase and atore-toom, on 7th street, aad @ small tenement in the alley in the rea Terms of sale: (ne-fourth cash, and the remain- der in eqaal instalmenta, at twelve, eighteen, and twenty-four mouth after date, with iatarost from: fay of sale to be secured to tie satisfaction of the ‘Trustee, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of one hundred dollars required at time of sale. Conveyancing at coat of uurchaser. If terms of sale gre not complied with in five days from day 01 sate, property will be resid at risk and expense of defaulting ourchassr. RICHARO WALLACH, Surviving Trastee. ec20-10t rpwomas DoWLIN aetionee HUNDRED DOZEN ASSORTED Wi D LIQUORS IN BASKETS ON SER BON PAINTING AND A HaLk vOZEN BOTT ES ND ONE HUNDRED ONE GALLON DENS: 3 RUM: oW'YORK ‘The above will be sold at auctic - DAY, DECEMBER 22p, at my salesroom,at ILo'clock. Christmas buyera should make a note of this. aud attend the sale. decd 2t v J Glotiidis Millard are defendants, I will offer for Fale, at public anction, in front of the pret to the highest b dder, on MONDAY, 20TH bay or De- CEMRER, 1880, ar 4 O'CLOCK FP. M., lot numbered 8, in enare numbered 140, (about 51 feet and one half inch on M street and ‘about 75 feet on 19th | street, and containiug 3,825 square feet more or lees, Terms of gale: One-third cash, the residue in three equal instsIiments at 6, 12 and 18 months, with interest, to be secured by purchaser's notes and & reserved lien on property sold, or all cash, at the purchaser's option. A deposit of $100 must be made at the time of sale, snd if the terme of gale be notcomplied with within five days from time of fale the property may be resold at the purchaser's risk and cost after three days notice in Tux EVE- ‘NING STAR newspaper. All conveyancing at pur- chager’s curt. ‘ JOUN F. HANNA, Trustee, Webster Law Building. B. H. WABNER, Auctionver. dec3-eod2w! IN D NCANSON BROS., Anctioncers, 9th and D streess northwest. GRAND HOLIDAY DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATOBES, CHAINS AND NECKLACES, «RINGS, PLATED GOODS, BRO GILY AND MARBLE, MANTEL CL 8, FRENCH GIL FOR LADINS AND G LEATHER GOODS, MEET SETS, ODOR STANDS, & ther forming the lsre, coors ¥: table for the Ho! auction this season. Sale t =e decls-2t DPexcasson BROS.,. Ancuoneers, Ninth and D streets n.w. 10 THE TRADE. LIVERPOOL TRON-8TONE OUPS AND SAUCER: AND BANINS; PITC NI , TUR BOWLS, Re, YET OF PERE! ALSO. PLATED KNIVES, TEa AND ‘TABLE SPOONS, VORKS, WHITE-HANDLE KNIVES ANO CARVERS, &c., IN LO’ )fdk TRADE AND PRIVATE BUYERS. At Auction, within out Sa'esroome, WE! DAY MORNING, Deceatniic22p, e same ppnomss DOWLING, Auctioneer. UNITED STATES MARSHAT’ if der of the mber 17, in law case out of the Cle five of By passed asited < A.M., ail the righ teteudantin andt FREDERICK DOUGLASS. United states M trsiiat rpuomas DOWLING, CHANCERY BALE OF IM PROVED Pi OF SHR SEN i NEAR THE BOWARD UNIV EiSITY, WEEN TRUMBULL SEREET AND HOW AKD AVENUK. By virtue of x decree of the Qourt, of the District of bia, the 9th day of January, Osuee No. e com pl4in 1880, Equity Mazrader is - Gefendante, atat 4 o'c ABSL, the fe rding to piat what pai um county, in th vis, Kaown as Mount Bleasaw and being & part of lot No. three (i), in the division of said tract, which was allotted to David Peter, said part or parcel of Iuud fromiag on the esttern boundary of the Seventh Street Turnpike le ding to Rockville, and containiag one equare ere of Jand, bounded’on the north by W, D, Beale purc)ase, and ou the onth by that tract > Agron M. Galtre), toxether with al proveminte. &. Said property was subdivided | mito lots of 32 to 7 feet front, with a depth of 2 Jeet. One of said lots ix improved by a large thr. ftory briek dwelling and outhouse, ‘Terms of sale: One-third of ine cash inh Y. M., ON 1H Day OF JaNvaRy described property. in parc tiled in th a tract of District of Colur eof 8x Per cent par d Je. comVEvancing at of Tases ty be paid by thi Trustee out of the protiede of sale A deposit of each lot iequired on day of aale. If the 2s of Bale are not complied with in ten days the renerves the right to resell the property at of the defaniting purchaser. dec2l-dxtis " HARVEY L. PAGE. Trustee. = 8% FLYTY THOUSAND DOLLALS’ WORTH oF REDEEMED PLEDGES TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, cow! OF 4 | Alarve ine of VERY FINE LINE ¢ SINGS and Solitaire STUDS and LACE PINS. A very line of Ladies’ and Gents’ SOLID GOLD WATCHES, Key ats Stem Winders. Alans of GAMEQand SULID GOLD BETS of Ladies’ Jewelr: OLID GOLD OPEL A, GUARD and VEST CHAINS. Also, SOLID GOLD And a very large SES. Breach and Maz: brated makes. Alsrxe line of REVOLVERS STRUMENT! PLATED AND SOLTD Sit Ladies’ and Gents’ RINGS of 2 Aud in all one of the lave every description ever of the Di Bale to cou OKLADE ne Of FIE and OPERA loading SHOTGUNS of cele MUSICAL IN- © MONDAY, Dreruwen Ora. Saves aT 10a. M. AND 7 P.M Bale to oon’ Gispored of. J. M.& R. COHEN, 1105 Pens vania avenue. FOLEY, Auctioneer. decls-1it ye B. WILLIAMS & Co., Aurtione: EXTFNSTVE SALT oF BOLIDAY GOODS AT At Commencing MONDAY MOR 27H and ach m o'clock posed structic Fortment ¢ Vases, Work Boxes, Hanikerchief Boxes, Ti Fur Cioske, toxether #7 sortment of Dolla a "i nor WALT WILLIAMS & CU., decl8-4t Auctionsers. SHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTPE'S SALE OF VALTARI REAL PStALE ON T STRE* NORTH OAPTTOL AND FAST, IN THE C1i¥ OF WASHIN ) IMPROVED PwWEE of trust ed in 11 d records By virtue of ade 1 party eecured thereby, T wz ton, wut of the premises, ¢ OTH Day OF DECEMUEK, av 4 ¢ { certain viece or parcel of zront ed Six by with the hird of ths to be paid in cash; and the residu Stalments ai six aud twelve to be secured by notes bearir of truston the premises sold. will be required at the time of sale. esle mi gale, or the proj may be cost of the defaultiny purciiase: notice in the Evening Star. - Al the purchaser. RIGHARD. archase money a two equal 1 f one week after at the risk and r One Week's ost to be paid by ITH, Trastee. akds ster Law Buiiding. ABOVE SAL& IS POSTPONED, «1 eof the snow, until THURNDAY, De EMBER 23p, same hour aud p!ay By ore Prustet. ec ryzomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. STEES’ SALE OF VALUARLE IfPROV YROPERTY ON LRIDGE aANO FEDER STREETS, GEORGETOWN IN NIX bRIGE AND TWO FRA STABL TANNERY, &o., & By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date Avril Ist, 1880, and duly recorded in Liber 9, of Req. O08 of the laud reourds rictot Columbia, and at the request of the partics secured thereby, the undersigned Trus- teva Will seil_at public auetion. in front ot the 8, on THURSDAY, 24 Day or DecrMpan, , At'3% O'CLOCK, all that part of Lot 25, in | Peter, Meaty, Threikélds & Deakin’s addition to ssid Georgetown, bounded as followa: Beginnine | at the sontheast corner of said lot and rau uorth with the eust line of said lot sixty (6)) feet: thence West parallel to Bridge steeet thirty fest; thea Fouth sixty feet to Bridge street: then east to the bexinping, improved by two franie buildings. Alco, sts nambered twenty-seven and thirty seven, in Said addition, a8 laid dowa on the majs of said Georzetown, improved by four brick dwell- jnge, large frame Stable and taanery. Also, AT 45 O'CLOGK, SAME Day, all that part of Lot niiubered 72, in Beatty & Hawkins’ addition tossic Georgetown, bounded as follows: Bexinnine on the east tine of Frederick street, at a polut 101 fect south from First street, and run then south on Frederick street twenty-five feet; then east parallal to Virst street ninety-six feet to rear line of said lot; then north with rear ] ne of said lot twenty- five fect; them west ninety-Aix feet to the begin- nine, improved by two bricg dwellings. ‘The property will be sold in parcels. ‘Terms of wale: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at 7 per cent per annum until paid, and secnred by @ deel Of trust on thecproperty sold: or all cash, at the option of the purchasers. If the terms of sale are Pot complied with in ten days from the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the rizht to resell the property at the rick and cost of the defaulting purchasers. A deposit of #50 will be required on eaca piece of Property at time of ale. “AU! coaveyanciaw, Se., at costof purchasers. ; ‘D. CARSTN, K | Q_ BENSINGER, Auctioneer. 6 years old, 15% eh, sired by ‘Hopkias ‘Almont ont Saga Jed Forrest mare; handsome, and safe Te tack Horee Frank, 7 14, 15% hands high | Horse Frank, 7 years old, 15°; hands hig! sired by Denmark, dan Diack Hawa: well broke to saddle and harness. Brown Mare Dolly, 6 years old, 153g hands, sired by Ball Chief, dag a thoroughbred aiare by Waxy. 618 & fine Saddle and harness mare. ; rorrel zeiding Billy Mos}, 1556 hands high, § years old, by Wileon’s pacing Abdaliah. Can trot jn 2.40. Hes a thorough gentleman's road horse; not afraid of steam, and caa be driven by a lady. Handsome bay team, Charley aud Georse, both 6 years old_ Ohariey was sired by Tatbot's Ned Forrest and George by Wood! »rd’s Membrino. yield is one Ce I coach teams ever of. fered for aale in th.& city. borse Harry, 16% hands hizh, 6 years old, by Montrosé. Tboreuzhly broke for any one to drive, and a very superior couoe horse. ve stock are guaranteed perfectly sound, and will be submitted to any veteriuary for exan- ination. Will be offered at the above atable at pri- at aoe Cea a offered at public auctioa on the ve at 10a. PENHEIMPR & C\RTER. decl6-5t OPPENTIBERSINOURS Auct ‘and the highes: cash Paid. Also, Zoe. Mati et, vet Bera SAE (OB.—Thousands of WATCHES uave vesn GECOND-HAND CLOTHING BougET aandt WM. ? deel akds Be MAUBION CHOPLEY,; Trustees. | \OLKY, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF UN COMMENCING SATU EEMED PLEDGES, \y, DECEMB, , American and Sw and Dias TO-MORROW. Dexeassox BROS., A’ Stu and D streets n. w. SALE. OF PINE F ., WALNUT BOOK CASE AND Sit -NUT WARD. RuBES, WALNU CHAMBER PARLOR SUITS. in Haireto ICKERS. 18 WALNE CHES, OOMMOD! SETS, TABLI a KNIVES, &e., re Furniture, of a family declining housekeeping, at Auction, at our Salesroome. On TUESDAY MORNING, Dro. 2lsr, cow- MENCING AT lu O'CLOCK. dects rpaonss DOWLING, Auctioneer. LERY, FLAN ‘ together with the « . clothe, & CATALOGUE SALE OF A RICH AND VALU ALLE COLLECTION OF TOSKISH, PER- SIAN AND CIRCASSIAN RUGS AND CaR- PETS, ANTIQUE HAL]. RUGS OF RARE QUALITY, ANCIENT AND MODERN EM- BLROIDERIES, PORTIERES, &o. re qi Brubroideries, Rich T ‘Tsble and Chair Covers, Exyp Portieres, &c., &. ‘The whole tu be sold at auction, without reserve, on MONDAY and TUESDAY, Drcemues rae 27a 21ST, COMMENCING AT’ILA 31. AND 3 PB. M., At my spacious aslesroom. sontuwest corner 11th street and Pennaylyania avenue, (star Building.) ‘This grand collection will be on exhibition on Fri day aud Saturday, December 17th and 18th, from 9a mw. unt 6 p.m. Complete accomms for the comfort of parties attendins the eale. deol THOS. DOWL) Auctioneer. OHN SHERMAN & OO., Auctioneers. TRUSTFE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED EAL ESTATE AT THE CORNER OF TENTH AND H BIREETS NORTHEAST aT AUC By virtue of a deed of trust, dated January 16, t850, and recorded m Liber No. 934, folio 237 et seq., oneof the land Tesords for the. District of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, f wil se!) at public suction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, TBE l7ra Dar o¥ Drcemver, 1880, aT 4 0'CLOCK 'P. M., the fol- lowing described real estate, situated in the Gity of Washington, District of Colun to wit: Lot numbered forty-six (46). of Moses Kelly's recorded subdivision of Kquare numbered nine hundred and thirty-four (934), with the improvements thereon, conristing of a Two-story Brick Dwelling House and Store, subject to a prior incumbraueoe, which will be stated at sale. Terms of sale cash: a deposit of 359 required at time of sale. If terme are not complied with in seven days, to be resoldat risk and cost of default- yate sale until WEDNESDAY, DrceMsen 22p, and | CEMEES, ing purehaser after five days’ advertisement in Evening Star. GEO. F. Ghasaw ‘Trustee, decl-d&ds Room 1, 8t. Cloud Building. Se-THE AVOVE BALE I8 BY AGREEMENT of the parties POSTEONED nual WEDNESDAY NEXT, Deceatuen 22, 1550, at Ue same time and Mgccis-st_ GEORGE F. GRAHAM, Trastoo. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. J “A VALUABLE THRE! TR OTORY. BLIGK Eestoesog ON SOUTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY -FILST AND TWENTY SEUOND STABETS, Ro. 212 y deed of trast, a aay ot Fabronty, sig, and duly recorded fn Liber 90%, fol0 27, &e-, one of the laud reoords for Washington county, District of Colun bis, and by direction of the party secured thereb: Woshall sal, ou MONDAY, THe 2770 Day oF DEL ag Aceon © a Ia trgat af Fesordcteubatvinion df aria joint and 1D, te 7 Detartial three Bar’ mecideube, with all the modern taproes, ts. ‘ermé: One-third cash; the residue in two equal payments at one and two years, with aates pearing interest at six per cen mm aati! paid, a feoured by adeed of trust on the propsrty'sold; or all cash, at tre option of purchaser. If toe terms of aale are not complied with in tea daya, the Teserve the Mgiit to resell the prot at E ‘Trustees party p. tie lest itt: ‘Sat ip onder by pe during tn ane the risk and coste of the defaulting parcuaser, ‘to Watches will, with care, last All conveyancing at purchaser’ fe until every Forfeited Pledye is | NATIONAL Fain association. KINDLING WOOD wa wwardad to Ue over a Competitors: STEPHENSON & BKO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street whart. Ofce: Lay and Penn. svenne. sre G, & smEnrr, % | oan awp WOOD, ELLE and 328 Pa. Ave nection a sod SRS Weta end Tl cnet, Compe OAL. woop. C JONNSON BROTHERS, Wood. TELEPHON! Feulé Wright. Beat ve Low | GOAL. Prompt Deiiweries Mato oes, wharves, mii and depot connected woh Op-swn offoce by TELEPHONE. With noegualed factlities apd advantages for e@- nonicacy jucting the wool and coal trads, wharves {rctory, extonfive store yards we to stock op larkest when oon! i» lowest; offlow: throushout the city, and all ty immediate comm- nication prompt attention to ordera, we x the best wari al of 2.240 Ds] BioTnkie. vt, foot of 12th, LSth emt wt nw: 1ET2 9th 427° Pa. ave.a sl STEAMERS, ee. Fo! roromac RIVER LANDINGS. | STEAMER THOMPSON, Gart. Zohn RB. Wood, batit ex for the Potomac 7 br leaves: street wharf every MON DAY, THURNDAY 4 SATURDAY, at 7 o'clock skenw the prince I landines in the river. Fare and freiebts at lowest rates O. 8. LOVELL, President, | Js © PF atroet j EAMES AN ROWSMITH ¢ Potomae Oo arf, f PAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, for a!) tue POTOMAG EAVEB LANDINGS as fax a8 Leounedtown ard N. retuitink MORDA WEDNENDAY and FRIDAY Fare and Freight at lowest rsine ay1S-1y F. 4. #TONE, Purenr- - heceameanaes 4ND FrORTHDSs MONBOD STEAMER JANE MOSELBY. AVPAIN JAMES T. BABAER. First claw: | 81.80 Seco trip, Leave ® Dats, WEDSE: p.m. Leaver Monroe, Va., going and returving. BTSAMERS FOR NEW YORK. Steameroye JOHN GIBSON and EC. KNIGHT, Pier 41, Past River, N.¥.. SATURDAYS, at 4p.m., Georgetown at 7 s.m. FRIDAYS. For fretuht ratee apy 'y to P. A. DENHAM, Avt., 68 Water &t., Georgetown. Tickets, Hiaterooms, &e., so to General Office, 1416 F st! n.w., vear Willart's Ho" ap? 0. 8 LOVELL. President. R NGRFOLK, PORTAMOUTH, FORTRESS Bviosior, aNp Tie nou cH STEAMER GEORGE LAABS, ( ying U.S. Mail. Jonken Wasrs. mmaider. LEAvEe Wak8INGron, Nouro.s, | From toute f Seventh st. | From Ca! a ells wharf, vers MONDAY, WEDNES- | TUESDAY“ THORS. | “PAY aud FiUDAY, ai! DAY “AND BATUR- P.M. 5 Blope et Piney Point and Puiit Lookowt Going | and Beturnips Firet-clate fare, #1; Round * 31.50. Tickets food upti! need. “Tickets and staterooms for male at B. W. Reed's Bons, 1216 ¢ st. n.w.; H. B. Polk- inhorn’s stationery wtore, 632 PMice; Purcy G. Briers, 14g Fon WP. is eet, hh et wharf, Wasicaxton, D. ©. D.F. EXELING. Aw % sep 23-6. ‘Osmpbell’s whart, Norfouit (ORTH GhMMAN Lixe Between New York, 2MYTON AFD BEEMEN. wore Of this Company will sail every Bat- Breme., Pier, foot of Sd strest, Hoboken. don, Koutaampton and Bre . second cabin, 860; steorave, 830; George certificates, $28, For freight or passawe apply OELRIOHS & 00., 2 Howling G ‘New York W.G. METZEROT? & 00., $5 Pa. sve., Amento for Washington. anea7 S NEW EXPHESS LINE EIWEEN z LTOWN, ALEXANDRIA JLADRLPHIA, THLADELP 2A WITH CurpE's mI bids of ne SAILIN uM ays, ot Spm rdaye, at 10 a.m 16 p.m. Georgetown » Gearral Vas » Aventa, 1ath-w. wharl sud 1202 F st. n.w., ton sora? | (ENaup Link, cress NOTION LANB ROOT, THE GUNARD STESMERIP OOMPANE LIM- Between New York and Liverpoot, Call~ tng at Cork Hai oor FEOM PIER 40, N. i... NEW YORK. ~---Wed..22 Bee. BATES OF Panna | $90,889, $100 wold, accorditig to sovo:nmodations ckete 10 Paris, 4:5 gold additions | Retoru tickets on fsvoraule tercss | Bteerawe st very low rates. Stecrave terete from Liverpoo! acd Queenstown, and er parte o? | Burope, at loweet rates | Through bilis of inden xtven for Reitast, Ginazow, | Havre, Aatwerp and other ports on the Continent. | and for Mediterranean por | Por frewwiit and passaze apply | office, No. 4 bowling Groen, or both strerage abe | cabin’ to OTIS BIGELOW & G0.. ses Tur street | Wastivwton, D.O. | “sua7 VERNON H. BROWN & O0., N.Y. REW YORK-BROTTENDAM. i the Companys 1 first-class steamers of thie | | dam, A. Sch d | tani niedam’ 8. Mail to the Netherlands, Jaave Wat t Ga sao "Su: pm oud Gi be 4 | Osbin—s4o, $70; Second Cabin—s4i, | ee 26. 1. CAZAUS. Genera) Aw south, Villiam street, New York. OF paanawe By |W. G. METZEKOTT & 00, de Peaneylvania avenue, Washington; or F. H JONNSON, i National Safe Deposit Building, corucr New York avenue and Loth street northwest. aug? | Mz=cuanrs AND SINERS j TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF BYEAMCLS BETWRER BALTIMOME and BEW KOK. SaLine daye from Baitimors—Every WEDNEB- pay ano Sr URDAY, 2 $55 . ‘trom foot of | Wharf, (near foot 8. Gey # New Yorkx—Every WEDNESDAY and BAT- CRDAY, AY ans from Pier 6#, Lwat River, (near | Ex y acoummodatons. Lowest aired, ao. per meal. CNS, | qBorton wnat 5” M* BUSSE kr, GEO. B. GLOVES, Pier 49, KAST HI HIS IS THE BURGLAB’S SEASON. NATIONAL SAFE DEPOS!T COMPANY. 16th Street and New York Avenue. 4 Damp Proot Vaults from topo a pect, Government bonds by AP nd 81 per $1,000. Also, receives Siiverware in Tronke Pi eeodacate rate. Board of Mancwers—William Stickney, prasident; Geonce Wy. lore, ‘vioe preai- Frestarer. Henry &. Willard. Sotin Canselx, Thoo- renee ey . "Orders promptly Alin octé-Sm NTON FISCHEWS, i. ARSE EARP Sea DEE DOHRIL Ro. : . LADIée and’ GENTIEMENS' GARMENTS OF ALL KINDS ED rl VERT SOLES” an ermxne DI ‘Thirty Fequired when the prepecty ia etecen off ‘attenied 10 by an etperieuced par ‘JUHN W. ©. ri and other Securities & ton. N. Ne 913 Pemusyiuanis see. ans’ } gect0-akts — JAMBS'E. Davi"; Trustees. | Ban Pranmieco. seplectm ALEX. ROBT. OHISOLM, Prop’r.