Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1880, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. ‘TUESDAY. December 21, LSS0. ‘The Weather. INDICATIONS TO-DAY. OFFICE OF THE CHIRP SiuNAL OFFICER! WasuIneton, Dec. 21, 1880, 9:30 am. Vor the middie states. generally cloudy Weather and snow, northeriy to westerly Winds, rising barometer, stationary or slight fall in temperature, and Im the southern por- Mons clearing weather to night. RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER, ‘The following are the readings of the th mometer at the Signal OMfice during the day: 7.35 a@ m., i am, Maximum, 24°; minimum, 25°. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-night. Pord’s Opera House,—George S. Knight to “Baron Rudolph.” National Theater.— Righty Days.” nes’ Hail.—Odd Fellows’ Fatr. Music Hail.—Select concert. Church.—Fair and festival. round the World in Condensed Locals, Street lamps wili be lighted at 5:10 p. m. and extinguished at 10:55 p.m. Benjamin B. French Lodge, No. 15, F. Jast evening elected the following oft the ensuing Masonic y. W. M-; Samue! E. Slater, J. W.; W. H. Lemon, Sec., re- Lawton, Tr., do.; W. H. Faulkner, Tiler, di W. H. Orcutt, Trustee, Kemp and H. ©. Whiting were appotnted and confirmed as proxies to te Grand Lodge. In consequence of the Indispositioa of ex- Senator Carpenter the trial of the case of Mer- Fick et al. agt. Giddings—action for fees for Prosecuting for the state of Texas a claim for bonds—was postponed to-day until to morrow. Court (No. 2) the case of Tollman 2 In Cireutt agt. Philips—action for fees as an architect— ‘Was resuined this morning and given to the jury this afternoon. Messrs. Cranford and Filbert have commenced moving their asphalt works from the wholesale market square. between 11th and 12th and Band C streets northwest, to square between L and M and Ist streets northeast. The annual election of officers was held at Pentalpha Lodge, F and A. M.. last night, with i E. B. Hay, W. M: A. A. = ble, J. W.; J. ¥ , Secretary, and J. W. Grimin, treasu- e name of the bogus guide rday’s STAR should have bee "3 Boyd, as ated, ‘Well known authorized guite. Tus STaR wil! be tssued in double-sheet or eight page form to-morrow. Advertisers please send to their orders as early as practica- b last night some malicious lesure of Mr. Sharp, on destroyed a large nt th hem down. He li: ct a eolored man named He: » once lived on the pla 2 White man, -y, died suddenly ithews, Mr. Frederick Herolt, cor Lue southeas! 0 i allernoon at sylvania a The Smithsonian Gro TRIAL OF FOUR OF in the Criminal Court . the case of riz, John Rocea, Henry Hardy and Emmet Bush, charged with having on June sth lag’ committed a rape on the p looking white girl, agea 1 ‘Trout, was called. A nol! to the last named, Bush. Messrs. W. and A. B, Williams appeared for the oth ‘There were several women tn the court Judge James, at the suggestion of District Attorney Perry. intimated to the the case which was about to be tried was one In wnich the evidence would be plain, and ofa charater which ladies perhaps would not ike to listen to,ard they with the witnesses passed out. Mr. Perry, in his opening to the jury, sald the Ife ofthe victim of this outrage Was one of misfortune; that early In life her parents died, abd she was placed In an orphan asylum, he exhibited 40 the jury evidence of the bru- tality of tis outrage. Mr. Arthur Haskell, of Cuipeper county, Va., testified to haviog’ in September, 17s, taken the girl from an asylum hear Boston to hls place, and to her living in his family until June last. STORY OF THE GIRL. ould see her home, when came up (about ten young men ta all) and said “make her go,” and they -hi he along i they came'to a place win Were trees, and Some one threw her dowr Dut she did not know how many; hands and kept her mouth she conld free herself sh knocked her down SHIONED Sxow Stor a yesterda ng Wila severity has continued, With stight intermissions, up to this afternoon, when there are no signs of “clearing up.” The depth of show, as ress, is about ten or twelve fi ‘he Avenue was merry last night and to-day With the jingle of sleigh bells. The stre-t rati- Toads exhibited commendable enterprise 1a keeping their roads open, but the Belt line had todraw off their cars at an early hour last Right, but resumed operations this morning. ‘The east and west roads were ail right to we §reat comfort and convenience of dwellers in Suburban sections. The storm seems to have been heaviest about Washington as {t was rain- Ing last night all along the Atlantic coast from Barnegat to Cape Henry and Norfolk, and this morning Wash! mis the only polat on t! Signal service bulletin marked “hes ith “lignt snow” at Balumore, in Patladel- phia, in Connecticut, in Ohto and nelghboring States, and in Nebraska. To-day’s dispatches show that the storm is raging with severity from New York down to North Carolina, and the failure of the iast mail train from ‘New York to arrive on time 13 doubrless due to this cause. The traln was an hour anda half be- bind time. ——— For choice paintings, steel engravings, chromos, photographs, gilt, walnut, velvet ani fancy frames, easels, Christmas cards, and for the largest Stock of piciure mouldings, go to Veerhofi's, 9i¢ 7th str t THE closing sale of tine bronzes, mantle sets and clocks, diamonds, Russia leather g &c.. takes place this evening, Dacembor 21st, at 7 o'clock, in the Nairn building, New York ave- nue, pear 15th street. Many of the finest and most costly remain to be sold. Saiz post- lve, without regard to the weather. t THE Point LooxovT R. R. deed of trast Was placed on the registry of the District yes- terday from the Washington City and Point Lookout Railroad Co. to the Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Co. of New York. The deed is made to Secure the payment of one thousand first mort- Sage bonds, amounting to $1,000,000, payable in oid on the Ist of November, 1900, with six per cent interest, payable semt-yearly. The deed conveys all the lands. property, estate, railway Ues, Falls, depots, Dridges, wharves, etc.. now Owned by the W. ©. and P. L. Rallroad Co. 13, Its use shows tts worth; we mean that anti- dote to coughs and colds, Dr. Bull's cough syrup. A. KING CHANDLERS bill in equity was filed & Co. against AFFaIRS.— Yesterday, a 3 by Messrs. E. S. Jaffray King Chandler, to enjoin the transaction of further business at the store, and a temporary injunction was granted against any further sales until the hearing of the case, Which was fixed for Monday next. A Teplevin sult was commenced by Adolph Lange * Son against Geo. N. Day and A. Hursten Gwinnell, for woollen skirts. Actions at law against Chandler were by Thos. J. Mus- ten & Son for Sherman, Ceetl & 0. for H. B. Claiiin & Co. or New York, have filed a suit of replevin against Mr. John F. Cook, District collector, to recover ce tain goods seized by the latter’ from A. Ktn; Chandler to satisty the claim for personal tax. BRACELETS, lace lovkets, ft 39.62 and ins, roman necklaces, crosses, for ies, children. misses, led, from one to twenty dollars, at . No. 457 Pa. ave. t Fs Prigg Cmxistuas Books, Milans, 7th, near F st. t Marriace Li Albert Spencer George county, has. H. Sm! £. Simmons, both of Georgetown. D. C.; Au Jordan and Mary L. Smith; Chas, M. Harrison and Annie A. Upton, both'of Prince William county, Va; Hi arner and Martha Messian; Peter Dade and Mary Ewell; Wm. R. M. Brown, and Ida E. Boldin. TELEPHONE for rubbers, Arctics. and other boots and shoes at Wm. Hahn’s. See advt. + SPLENDID glasses al Hempler’s, optician. PRIESTS ASSIGNED TO Dury.—The five priests ordained on Saturday at the Baltimore cathe- dral for the archdiocese of Balllmore have been Pry to duty by Archbishop Gibbona, three or to Balt churches, and Rev. Thos. M. Hughes to St. Stephen's, in this city, and Rev. D. to the Immaculate Con- cepuon, in this city, ‘The Inauguration Ceremonies. GENERAL PLAN OF DECORATION. A meeting of the decoration committee was | held last evening at the National Metropolitan Bank—Lieut. F. V. Greene in the chair, and Mr. J. J. Alibright secretary. The report of the sub-committee on general plan was made by Lieut. Greene, who explained it In detail, It comprises: ‘A series of thirty-elzht lgnt arches, made of gas-pipes, thrown over each intersecting street on the north and south of Pennsylvania avenue, from the Capitol to Sixteen-and-a-ha'f street, each arch to be deco- rated appropriately for one state in the Union. A large arch of wood thrown over Fifteenth street, opposite the south front of the Treasury department, appropriately decorated to repre- sent the whole Union of states. The decora- tion of Penna. ave. to consist of garlands, Wreaths, flags, lanterns, &c., suspended from fron posts onthe iine of the curb on each side, making @ continuous line of decora\ the President's House to be decorated wii arches of wire, suspenaed from the trees and spanuing the roadway at adistance of about thirty feet, the whole connected together so as to form an arched canopy of wires, from which Japanese lanterns, &c., will be suspended. All the statues tn the city'erected to the memory Of distinguished meén (ipeluding the naval monument at First stre-t and Peansylvania avenue) to be decorated with wreaths, gar- lands, &c. Suitable provision to be made for Ughting all decorations erected by the com- uilttee. The estimate of cost of the frame work foots up $7,500. It will require to d-co- Tate the frame work 14,490 tlags of differeat sizes, 580 Streamers of assorted sizes, aud 100 banners. In addition, for the poles and arches twenty dezen bunting flags will be aired: and twenty dozen shields. For the White House arches, 105 dozen lanerns of different Sls ana 100 by caadles. For the arches, 20 of assorted sizes, 15 dozen of other kinds, and 76 dozen eand:es. For Pennsylvania avenue, 6,000 paper buck-t 200 dozen lanterns, 700 dozen candles. Garland, festoons. &c., for the state arches 5,000 yards and 30,000 yards for thecuro. The estimate to carry out this part of the work aiso foots up $7,500. ‘The report was adopted, subject to such modification as might be deemed necessary In the progress of the work. Lieutenant Greene remarked that he would submit the report to the executive committee, &ud, If confirmed, the bext meeting of the com- mittee (on Monday) would be an important one, for the work should be allotted out to sub-com- mnittees. Mr. J. W. Thompson, chairman of the execu- tive committee, remarked that the report was Very sausfaciory, and showed that the commit- teemen were fully qualified for thelr work. ‘They had entered on their duties with zeal and had presented a report, which, if carried out. Would result in one of the finest exhibitions ever Witnessed tn this country, He hoped that Lieu- tenant Greene would not only present to the meeting of the execuitve committee the plans, Dut would accept his invitation to be there In person, and he had no hesttation tn saying that the appropriation Of $15,000 required Would be pplau: 3 promised to attend the t Greene meetiiig, and the committee adjourned. ‘THE COMMITTER ON BADGES Met last night at the National Metropolitan Bank, Major M. S. Hopkins in the chair, and Judge C. 8. Bundy secretary. Messrs. C. N. Dutton, P. J. Lauritzen, H. J. Hanford, E. G. Davis and R. ©. Polxinhorn were appotated a committee to determine the work of the com- mittee. THE EAST WASHINGTON INAUG le East Washington Ga Chub met last evening and a committee fromthe vernment Printing Office Garfleld and Archur ub, consisting of Messrs. M. J. Simmons, F.P. Blair, Joseph Deneane, W. S. Whitemore and George Harris, was pre Making arrangements for the Tal ball to be given by these club: honor of the Republitean Invicibies, el. phia, on the 4th of March next. ‘The Govern- ment Printing Office Club will unite with the East Washington Gartield and Arthur Club In the escort and care of the Invinctbies, IMPORTANT ATTEL MORTGAGE DECISION.— Yesterday the Court In General Term affirmed the decree of Judge Cox in the &quity Court in the case of Worthington, Smith « Co., of New York, against John H. Kenny, late a lace dealer On Pennsylvania avenue. Kenny, in Septem ber, 1579, made a deed to Aitken, Son & Co., of his stock, but remained in possesston. ‘The court declared th» deed of trust from Kenny Yold, as reserving to the grantor the possession and use of the chattels conveyed. The court also held that a person could not himself make any exemption intended by the statute,and that the marshal, only, could do this where he made alevy and sale. Kenny tried to do so by giving a $100 note, covering his statutory exemption Upon a secret trust fhat this amount would be returned to him if the grantees got their money. The court held such an agreement, or secret trust, between grantor an grantee as a badge of fra usual Opportunity is offered d millinery goods by Friebua, €. who $s selling all his goods at cos! to Lh €. ———— Or LIVERY STABLE MEN was held whieh nearly ail of the leading es inthe District were represented. Mr. itt Smith presided, with Mr. Allison as secretary. Mr. Smith stated tue ob- of the mecting, and sald the tax la’ far as livery stables are concerned are opp: sive and unjust, Mr. Natlor thoucht the livery men should ail untte and make common cause, and each beara share of the cost. He read from the memorial prepared by thelr coun- sel, MraChristy, showing that ever since 1s jivery men are held to pay no less than stx sep- arate taxes annually on the same property, jlows: First—A general. tax of 11; per cent. on their lands and improvements tsed tn the business; Second—i'z per cent. on personal property used; Third—A license tax equal to ig per cent. on stabie keepers: Fourth—Water tax for each horse employed; Fifth—Stall tax Of $25, when more than two and not more than ten stalls are used, and #2 on each additional stall; Sixth—$10 on every carriage used as a hackney carriage on the street and omnibus. One carriage, with two horses, harness, « has to pay every year under the present la $s. or atthe rate of $2.45 on every hundred dotlars investment, while the merchants ey but $1.50 personal tax on every one hundred dollars and no license, and at the same time they may handle their stocks in trade over a hundred times each year. He further stated that the committees on the District in both houses Of Congress were pretty well convinced that the livery men of this District were diseriminated “against. The subject of or- ganizing a permanent association for mutual protection was discussed, and a motion was adopted to meet next Monday night for that purpose. A subscription was started and a sood amount raised to bear the expense of hay- ng the present law amended to the new code. Mr. Natior was elected treasurer. MINERAL WATERS. — Congress Water —The purest and safest of all cathartie waters. None genutne sold on draught. Avold all coarse, irrt- taling waters, foreign and domestic; they impair the digestive organs and kidneys. t DIES’ AND GENT’S SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 25, 37, 50, 75c., 81. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFB, COLORED BOR- DERED, 12. 18, 25, 37, 50¢. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 5, 10, 12, 15, 20 25¢. INITIALED, ALL LINEN HANDKEBCHIEFS 25, 37, 50c. BLACK SILKS. ‘T5e, $1, B1 26, $1.60, 1.75, 82.00. ALL WOOL COLORED CASH MERES, 25c. BEST FEATHER-PROOF BED TICKING, 25c. CLOTH, FOR MEN AND BOY'S WEAR, 31, 60, 62, 75e. LADIES’ Ci OAKS AND CLOABINGS. BROOHE SHAWLS, SINGLE AND DOUSLE. LADIES’ CLOTH AND FLANNEL SKIRTS, ALL COLORS. PIANO COVERS, EMBROIDERED WITH SILK, ALL COLORS. BEST MEDICATED RED TWILLED FLANNEL, FOB RHAUMATISM, 60. WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN. BOTTEINGHAM CURTAIN LACE, 30, 37, 45, BLEACHED TABLE DAMABE, 50, 62, 78, 87c. PLAIN AND COLORED BORDERED DOYLIES, WITH FRINGE. SILK AND ALAPACA UMBRELLAS, PLAID AND STRIPED SHAWLS, from #1.50. ALL WOOL BLACK CASHMERES, 37c. TUBKEY RED TABLE LINENS, 60, 62, Tic. DIAGONALS AND BAS- NEW FALL DRESS GOODS, 12, 15, 18, 25c. 234 WIDE SHEETING COTTON, 2c. CANTON FLANNELS, 8, 10, 12c. INGRAIN CABPETS, BRUSSELS CARPETS. INGBAINS, 25, 30, 37, 45, 500. BRUSSELS, NEW STYLES, $1.00, $1.05, $1.10. MAKING AND LAYING OABPETS, 7c. VELVET RUGS, TAPESTRY RUGS, AND MATS. OTTOMANS, HASSOOKS AND DBUGGETS. G. M. TOWSON, 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, dele, Bear Tih st and Center Market; | clecee, The Asphalt Cases. A PLEA IN ABATEMENT. In the Crimina} Court, Judge James, in the | case of Henry L. Cranford et al,, indicted for | Dulsance—the asphalt works at 11th and B | streett—Mr, W. A. Cook to-day filed a plea in ‘abatement. This plea ts: 1st. That J. A. Gray, Edwerd Crusor and Philitp Alston, having been legally summoned to the Jury as tales men, were excluded (on the grouud that they | had served on juries within a year) and three | others were called to fill tneir piaces, and there- fore the grand jury is Illegal; 2d. That Gray, Crusor and Alston were excused, not on any Tequest on their part, but were set aside and removed, and the grand jury is incompetent and incapable of finding a valid indictment; that the attorney of the District, when certain persons were excused from the grand jnry, approached one of the deputy marshals an: endeavored to influence him to select business men, &c., by reason of which tofluence certain persons were selected, &c. He therefore ask3 | Unat the indicted parties be dismissed. District Government Affairs. The Commisetoners have received an opinion from Attorney Riddle, stating that they had power to remove all obstructions from the Streets aud pavement reservations. The Com- missioners have made an order that the order of the 2d tust. enforcing the law agatnst the Occupation of public ground for private pur- Loses applies to auctioneers as well as to all others, and that they shall not expose goods nor other articles for sale upon any public — or place covered by the terms of sad order. LIQUOR LICENSES APPROVED. The District Commissioners have passed favorably on the following quor licenses: Rich- ad Curtin, 200 7th street northeast; John Frawley, 326 G street southwest; E. T. Javins 141 Water street southwest; John M. Stutz. 110 Q street, northwest; Austin Freely, 439 20th Street; Thomas and James McAllister, corner cf 7th and B street southeast; M. P. Suillvan, h-street road and Grant avenue; John Alb rt, Pennsylvania avenue, and George Schaffer, 296 Bridge street, Georgetown, ‘The District Commissioners this moraing ap- roved applications for fiquor Heenses as fol- lows:—Patrick Smith, 123 D st. s.w.; Henry Borgeholz, 1139 7th st.; Chas, G. Godfrey & Co, 417 13th st; Mra. B. Young, 456 La. av.; Chas. Schnebel, 224 14th st. s.w.; Wm. L. Bencher! 982 7th st. .e.; Chas. V. Berner, 223 C st. nw. Geo. Egloff, 200 3d st. s.e.; Lawrence Hick: 306 2d st, Si Ruppert, 1000 7th st.; Chas. Disnter. 703 K Samuel M. Bryan, S00 L st. s.e.; and Henry Buehler, 401 Va. av. 8.w. WARNING THE CLERGY. Health Officer Townshend has addressed a letter to some of the clergymen of the city, complaining that in a majority of cases the returns of marrlages made by them are imper- fect and incomplete, and reminding th that the law requires clergymen to furnish the heaith officer w th all the information regard- ing marriages necessary toa full and correct record of vital statistics. The health ofticzer trusts that the Site eee necessity,of a re- sort to legal proceedings will not arise. E. Corcoran, 1763 L st.; Matthew RD. — Jonn charged morning with carrying coneeaied weapons, A young white man, named Richard Buher, testified that he was driving a Wagon on the car track near the Governmeat Printing Office yesterday, when Murpiy came along, on foot, and ordered him to get out of the y. Viiiness told him that his wagon was on the track and he could not drive right off, but if he would step aside he would drive off. Mur- phy then drew a pistol and jumped into the Wagon, and sald that he was a policeman and ordered the boy to follow him to the station- house, Officer Cooper came along at this stage of the proceedings, and knowing Murphy’s char- acter, he took him into custody. Judge Snell imposed a fine of $50 or Go days in the work- heuse. An appeal note To Grr Your Moneys WortH, and pleas? your boys go to the Boys’ Clothing House of b. Robinson & Co., 909 Pennsylvania avenue, and buy a suit such as Gen. Grant purchased there few days ago to send to England for nis little grandson’s Christmas present. t Jtst notice how promptly the Alderney dairy wagons are on their schedule time ail through this coming nine feet of snow. Relays of horses and a determination to lead in deliv- ery as well as quality 1s the cause of it. Now Wf your countrymen get snow bound, write, tel- ephone or holiow night or day, and See the Al- derney standard dairy fess appear at your door for cash, Nufced. F.K. Ward. t THE DEATH OF SusIE M. WHRELER From ALLEGED ABORTION.—This morning in the Crim- inal Court, Judge James, the case of Ambrose Folifot, who was arrested in April last on the charge of mansiaughter in causing the death of a Miss Suste M. Wheeler, on MavCh 22d last— the result of {an attempt at abortlon—was called. Mr. L. G. Hine, for the accused, stat +d that he wos ready for trial. Mr. Perry, for the government, said that the principal witness for the government had left the jurisdiction of the court, and they knew, not his present where- abouts. He was trank enough to say that the government, from what had been learned of the care, inclined to discredit his story. court thereupon ordered a nolle proseyut to entered, and Mr, Folliot left the room. It will se remembered that Susie M. Wheeler died un- der suspicious circum: nees at the time me toned, having come from Washington conaty, Md, and lctag met by one F. A. Simpkins, Cle:k in one of the departments here, who (39k hertoa house near the depot and engaged a rcom, Simpkius testtiled before the grand jury Ubat he saw the girl go tnto Folliot’s place, and other witnesses testilled to the circumstances of her death, and an tndtetment was found, TURKISH AND Resstan Goops.—The sale of this superb collection of oriental carpets and Tugs has been po=iponed in consequence of the storm Until to-morrow afternoon, at 3 o’clock. The sale is at the auction rooms of Thomas Dowling (Star building.) t THE GRAND of the Criminal court to- day returned true bills of indictments as fol- lows, and adjourned to January 3d: John Tou- mey, mayhem in destroying the eye of J. B. Stevenson, maiming same party. Charles Mont- omery, second offence. Samuel Vodry, do, W. H. Payne, allas Henry Payne, do. Wyman Brooks, larceny, James Gaillam, do. James Davis, burglary and larceny. Moses Wormley, assault with intent to kill, John Thompson, alias Jack ‘fhomas, d¢ ——— West Washington, nee Georgetown. BUILDING AssOCIATION.—At the 26th regular monthly meeting of The Thirteenth Buliding Association, held last night at Goddard’s hall, $),000 was sold, belng 20 Shares sold at the maxi- mum rate of #150 per share. Masonic Egctions.—The following lodges F. A. A. M. have elected thetr oflicers for the ensu- ing term, as follows:—George C. Whiting Lodge, N H. A. Johnson, W.M.: Rezin W. Darby, 3 J.P. Wallace, Sec.; S.C! » NO. A. T. c Cuthbert Wal- Cc. I. Shekell, Sec.; W. Nordllager, mac KR. A. Chapter, No. s: C. P.; Win. Pettis, E K.; Edw. Tur- F. Shekell, Sec. John Lynch, G.; A. Johnson, C.G. mith, Treas.; C.F. Shekell, Recorder, CITY ITEMS. Let CONGRESS make every day a legal holiday at once, and thus give everybody a chance to purchase Clothing of = Gxo. C, HENNING, 410 7th street. GIRIS OF PENZANCE talk about the weather, but girls of Washington talk about Eucalyp- fine.” They say it is the best thing for Chap) Hands and Lips, Chiiblains, Cuts, Burns, 25 cents. Emioent Dr, J.J. Caldwell, Baltimore, Md., states: “I have used Culden’s Lievig’s Liquid Extract of Bees largely in de- bility, febrile and nervous diseases, and I have found itone of the most reliable of nutrieat tonics.” Sold by all druggists and grocers. No Panch Gattily Brewed can be compared with skilfully prepared and admirably blended Hub Punch, in which the finest Mquors and most exquisite fruit julces unite together. Winter or summer, with hot water as toddy, or with fce, lemonade, soda, or milk as a cooling beverage, this is par excel- lence, the favorite for family and other uses. Every household shouid keep it on hand. Of grocers, druggists and wine merchants at $1.25 a bottle. “IT HAVE suffered beyond endurance.” “My life has been a burden to me,’ @ been denied the pleasures of society.” Extracts from testimonials of those cured of skin and ‘scrofulous humors by the Cuticura Remedies. Swayne’s Ointment Cures Itching Piles Itching Piles. _Symptoms—A moisture ike Itching Piles. perspiration, intense ftchinz, Itching Piles, particularly at night, after gei- Itehing Piles, Ring warm in bed, increased by Itching Piles. scratching. L. Taylor, Hinsdale a 3 many rei edles Atal, until 1 obtained Dr. Steayne's Ointment at oe ee ee at Uy gomgcpey Me hal cu me completely.” Also cures * Skin Diseases. You get a quarter pint bottle of Revear’s Cough Mixture tor 25 centa. The lat sized pues the price, and the best In market, §,t,th,3t Burnett’s Cocoaine, The Best and Cheapest Hair Dressing. It kills dandruff, allays irritation and motes a us growth of the Hair. Burnetvs Flavoring Extracts are invariably acknowledged the purest and best. enurnea ‘morning, and delivered ia tbe. every “Ward” 45c, per Ib. Also, coliage and sweet Milk 6, per qt, pro- MISCELLANEOUS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. UCKWHEAT CAKES IHUMAS DOWLING, Avctioneer. | oe nae a ARGE CONSIGNMENT OF TABLE CUTLERY, | Self-Maising Buckwheat AND HATOHETS. AT AUCTION. By the addition oniy of Cold Milk or Water. He k- ers’ Relf-Raising Buckwheat will be fond decidedly the cheapest w! the saving of time and troaute is considered. It is Atways RELIABLE! ALways Reapy! and Perfectly Healthy. ptics aud persons wheat ‘without detriment. ANY ONE GAN MAKE THEM. No more mixing Buckwheat over night, but in tho mo when the gridle is hot, use BECKERS’ 8ELF-RAISING BUCKWHEAT, 4nd mix with Cold Water or Milk, and bake imme- ‘This will produce Wht acd del{-ious Cakes, pre- ferred by many to those msde with yeast. For sale by WHOLESALE DEPOT, Corner Lat st. and Indiana ave, decli-s,tu,th,Im W. M. GALT & Co. RIVA K TE APH P TE STOO LEG BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORE. H. H. DODGE, BONDS, STOCKS AND INVESTMENT SEOUR- ILIES BOUGHT AND BOLD ON COMMISSION, No, 539 15th street, (oxconaN Botip1sa.) AGENCY FOR PRINCE AND WHITELY, Stock Broxeas, 64 Broadway, New York. Every class of SECURITIES Bonght and Sold on Commission in San Frauci: itimore, Phila- deiphia, New York, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchan, eizhth of one per cent oomminsion. _ P: direct telegraph wires to Baltimore, Philad New York ani e Fphorted back promptly. quotations of Stooks and Bonds ard information recarding the Marl colved “through our wire every fifteen minutes daily. Orders in Cotten, Grain and Provisions Ge TO ENGELS AUCTION HOUSE, 2026 Penna. avenue, One door from 20th street, and buy your DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY. twill ou. Strictly cash sales, but rely 01 Sate” 8, ba rely on it, GREAT BARGAD pus “ONLY? LUNG PAD! Cures by ABSORPTION (Nature's way) ALL LUNG DISEASES, ALL THROAT DISEASES, ALL BREATHING TROUBLES. It pmives 1n7o the system curative agents and healing medicines. It DRAWS FRom the diseased parts the poisons that cause death. THovsaNDs TESTIFY To ITs VIRTUES. ¥e@U CAN BE RELIE AND CURED. Don't despair until yon hve tried this Sensible, ilyApplied and RabicaLLy EFF ecTUAL Remedy. Sold by Drugwisis, or sent by mail on receipt of Rise $2.00, by THE ONLy LUNG Pap Co., Detroit, ich: THE ‘* ONLY" LUNG PAD CO. Williams Block, Detroit, Mich. Bend for Testimonia's ‘Millions a Year," sent free. uy MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHEBYY HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. E :] 108. 1. Eevers, Congestion, Infammations a 8. ic, or 25 4. 25 5 6. 5 7. Gor -25 8. Net 26 9. He 23 10. 25 21. Bup) 25 1. 25 2B. 25 5 i 25, 260 250 250 60 50 . oy 50 28. Nervous Debility.. 08 80: Urinary Weaknese, Wet 82. Disease of the Heart, Palpitation. FOR SaLS BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Oraent by the case, or singio vial, free of charge. on receipt of price. : ‘Address HUMPHREYS" 4OMEOPATHIO MED- IQINE 00., 109 Fulton st., N.Y. Humphreys’ 8) Manual on Disease and I! Oure dea Dages), sent free. aps. cals y2en BITTERS aA TRUE TONIC. IRON BITTERS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO THE PUB LIO FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A OER- TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC; ESPECIALLY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF STRENGTH, LACKOF ENERGY, ETO. IT EN- RICHES THE BLOOD, STRENGTHENS THE MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE NERVES. IT ACTS LIKE A CHARM ON THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYSPEP- TIC SYMPTOMS, SUCH AS TASTING THE FOOD, BELCHING, HEAT IN THE STOMACH. HEARTBURN, ETO. THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLACKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEAD- ACHE. WRITE FOR THE A. B. 0. BOOK, 32 PAGES, SENT FREE. BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Bep30 BALTIMORE, MD. PILES. DR. H. D. SHRADER, OFFICE 620 111H StaeEt NorTHwest, ‘CoRNES G, Oures Internal, Externs}, Blind, Bleeding or aeons Piles by 8 new and universally successful of treatment, without resort the knife, Unature, or any of the old, ‘painful and dangerous methods usually employed, ‘ana a radical aud por- AMOS the many who ows treate a ould wo referto thefollowing: ©" lage ing: sv. Dr. Deale, pastor Wi -E. : Hev, 1. C. Gate 1137 Saree, CnsPoLM- Church, Benj. Darnielle. ‘Attorney-at-Law, 490 La. aye. Ramil Bacop, jr. Grocer, Pa. ayo. and 7th st. H. Forrest, #16 18th st, F. W. Royce, $23 E st. 2 Brewer, 317 East Cavitol st. no. Bott, 1641 sth: Mt. Wells, S00 B stn 0. T. 1829 8. T. Ernest, 6th st. Amon 2123 I st. n.e. one. oe 116 Gay at., a paetow a aie, He Gtr 8 Goo ests i ateded ita but ety “Aeon oot ested unit var {ails to cure. Call at office and seo oettinenie ce rard to the wonderful curea formed. ral "flours told. m sud d to 8 pee " jon free. Lia peg EHOUND AND © MP, Migeaeel chs Ou geen recomm ror Oouwehs, Colds, hese, Ke., belne an effectual care fae eeey eee ble formas pleatant to take as plata cant’ for large half-pound boxes. ‘Try them. ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacts declS 24th and Ists. and 34 and D UST RECEIVED TWO CARS PRATR and forsale in quantities to suit. Aare Bedding, equal not superior to Bye Biraw anda reat deal W. H. TENNEY & 80N3, ‘Wholesale Dealers in Flour, Gratn, Hay and Feea, dec3-1y Georgetown, D.C. ME AND CEMENT, \YLOR'S PORTLAND BA ane CEMENT, strongest, cheapest, best. ROCKLAND (MAINE) LIME, ‘The best in Americs. ALso, CHURCB, SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE. OOD MANTELS AND TILIN F WOOr phon & apeciniyy, 1G of every de- NON, Room 7, Corcoran Building. WHEATLEY, wEr DEY BOOURING, With ony Se ie, and a fal deol WwW. Pepaed en aaa Eeaietegs o” JPEIS OORN SOLVaNT.—Warranted t cure } not compli ‘The above goode will be sold on WEDNESDAY MORNIN ECEMBER 22p, 1880, within my sa’eerooms, aT 10 O'CLOCK. at THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. VHANCERY SALE OF VALUAB.& LOD ON THE SOUTBEAST OORN*& OF 19ra AND M STREETS NORTHWEST. ‘Under and by virtue of two decrees passed, respectively on July 16th, 1870, aad January 5, 1875, in cause 1342, eq., Shree Court istrict of Columbia, wherein JM. Miliard et al. we complainants and BM. Millard and Gistildis Millard are defendants, T will olfer for fale) af public auction, tn front of the premises, to the highest b'dder, on’ MONDAY, 207H Day oF De- CEMBER, 1880, aT 4 O'CLOCK P.M, lot numbered 28, 2b square hunbered 140, (about §{ fost and one half inch on M street ani abont 75. feet on Lica street, and containing 3,825 square feet more or Jone. Terme of sale: One-third cash, the residue in three equal installments at 6, 12 ana 18 montha, ‘with interast, to be securad by purchaser's notss and a reserved lien on proverty «vid, or all cish, st the purchsser's option. A deporit of $100 must be made at the time of sala, snd if the terms of gale ba with withiu five days from time of rale the property may be resold at the purchase: risk and o-st after three days notice ia THE Ky NING STAR Dewspaper. All conveyancing at pur- chaser’s cost. JOHN F. HANNA, Trasteo, Webster Law Building. B. H. WABNER, Auctioneer. dec3-cod2wicas 8?” THE ABOVE SALE IS POST?ONED UNTIL (DAY, DECEMBER 247TH, 1850, same hour aud mqecz1k23 JOHN F. HANNA, Trustee. VITCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN B AND C STREETS SOUTHEAST. By virtue of a deed o: trust 4ated May 13°, A.D. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No’ B 720, folio 182, one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the arty secured thereby, we will sell at. pablic anc- ion, in front of the pran.ises on SATURDAY, THe Asti Day OF Decrwmrn, A.D. 1880, at’ 3-30 O'CLOCK P.x , the following described real. esta! situate in Washington city, Distric: of Columbia, to wit: Lot numbered thirteen (14), in square aura: bered seven hundred and thirty-two (732), towet'ior Rith the improvements thereon, consisting of a two-story and basement brick dwel!inz. ‘Terms: One-quatter of the purctiase mi with the expenses of sale in cash, and the bal: in one, two and three years, for which the nobes of the'purchaser, with interest at six par cant per um, Pa} ‘semi-annually, from date of the eale and secured by a dead of trust on the property. fold shall ba taken A deposit of $200 will be required at time of sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale” are not complied with in seven days, the Teustass reserve the rigut to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser after ive Gaye adyertisenente ee errom.) _ROBERT ©. FOX, "5 Trustees. COLDWELL, Auctic decl0-eots PONED util at ¢o'uLoon P EMGER 20TH, 18 M, at same ( ESE. AMES FE. EAS ne ROBERT C. Fox, "§ Trastess. J.T. COLDWELL, Auctions qt ALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL H, 1550, AT 3:90 O'CLoce. @2-THE ABOVE dec21&23 WALTER B. WILLIAMS & O0., Auctione rs. 2 OF VALUABLE IMPROVE STATE ON THE EAST St SEVENTH STGEET, BETWEEN M STREETS NORTHWEST, No 1221. By virtue of a deed of trast, bearing date onthe iithday of August, A.D 1877, a Fecorded in liber No. 363, folio 63, et's One of the land records for the District of 0) bia, and at the request of the party thareby ss- cured, the subscribers will offer for sale, at piib) auction, to the hihest bidder, in fron* of the IURSD ¥, oF DECEM Waehington, iw thi * District of known and dist: cs ‘inguished on th L of square nim: ed fonr hundred and forty-eizht (444), sald fvision being made a ance of ‘the c said'city, in liber NK. No. 1) with the buildings and improvements thereon, fisting of a three-story brick h su:e and store-room cn ith street, and @emall tenement in the alley in e Tea. ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, a1 der in equal instalments, at twelve, twenty-four months after date, tere ‘ona day of sale. to be secured to tlie satisfaction ot the ‘Trustee, or all cash at the option of the purchaser A deposit of one hundred dollars required at time of sale. mveyancing at cost of purchaser. If terms of sale are not complied with in five days from day of sale, property will be resold at risk and expente of defaulting purchaser. RICHARD WALLACH, Surviving Trustes, dee20-10t [[\HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALF. B: embel t of the Clerk's office of the ¢ District of Columbia, and to 1 iat public sale, for cash, at Thomas D auction house, corner street, on THURSDAY, rit 1590, ‘AT 20 O'CLOCK A. and interest of the defe ing-described provert Snderwear, Socks, Suspencers, chiefs, Scarfs, Neckties, P: ve 1 &c , seized and levied upon as the woods af tele of John Dare, to satisfy attscument in abo gt oer FREDERICK DOTGLASS. dee20-3t ted States Marshal ).0. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctionser. OHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PRE PROPERTY Os. but © th Be) neylvadia ave. and 11th § 23D Day or D OVED PROP! GE THE SEVENTH ST , mn Equity Oause No. 6.354, erein Oliver B. Mayrader is complainant, an in W. Beall ct al. aetendante, the undersigned trustee will sell at aT 4 o’cLook ON STH Day OF JANUABY, BP. My $1, the followiax described property, in parceis, according to piat filed in fhe cause, viz: Wl that part of ‘ din ‘Washington county, in the District of Columbia, kaown as Mount Pleasaut, and being a part of lot No. three (3), in the division of said tract, _ Was allotted to David Peter, said part or parcel of land fron:in« on the eastern boundary of tue Seventh Street ‘Turnpixe leading to Rockville, and containing one Square acre of Jand, bonnded'’on the north by W. D, Bealls purcliass, and ou the south by that tra Fold to Aaron M. Gaitreil, together with all 1 provements. &o. Said into lots of 32 to 37 feet front, with a depth of 205 feet. One of said lote is improved by @ larce tarce story brick dwellinw and onthonse. ‘Terms of sale: Que-third of the purchase money roperty was subdivta. hand, and the remainder in thres equal instalments, payable at six, tweive and vightec months from the day of sale, the raid deferred pay- ments bearing interest atthe ratsof ax per cant per annom from date of ype. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. es to be paid by the sale, A deposit of 01 2. ‘ax ‘Trustee out of the proceeds of s $50 on each lot required on da, sale. If the terms of sale are not complied with in ten days the ‘Trustee reserves the right to reseli the property at the risk and cust of tho defaulting purcha-er. decw0-d&tds HANVEY L. PAGE. Trustee. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BRIDGE AND FREDERICK STREETS, GEORGETOWN, CONSIS LING OF BIX BRIGK AND TWO FRAME HOUSE: STABLES, TANNERY, &o., &c., AT AU: rte of a deed of trast, bearing date ‘ih er By vi April let, 1886, and duly recorded in Libi 937, folio 345, et »one of the land records. of the District of Columbia, and at the the parties eccured thereby, the undersii tees will sell _at public auction, in front of the ‘RURSDAY, 23p Day OF DeceMugn, at part of Lor 25, 10 ds & Deakin’s additioa to ded as follows: Beginning he southeast corner of said lot and ran norta with the east line of said lot sixty (60) feet: thance weet parallel to Brid Street thirt: inn; pro’ e 5 ‘Also, numbered twenty-seven and thirty- seven, in said addition, as laid dowa on the mays of said Gcoruetown, ithproved by four brick dwell- ings, & large frame stable and tannery. Also, AT 43% O’CLOCK, SAME DAY, Lot numbered 72, in Beatty & Ha to asic Georgetown, bounded inning on the east line of eric t, at a point 1Ui feet south from First street, and run then south on Frederick street twenty-five feet; then east parallel to First street ninety-six feet to rear lise of said rth with rear ine of ssid lot twenty- five feet; then west ninety-stx fect to the begin- ning. improved by two brick dweilings. ‘The sold in ‘Terms of sale: One-third a twelve months, with notes bearing interest at 7 per cent per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on thecproperty sold; or all at the option of the purchasers. If the terms of sale are Rot complied with in ten days from the day of sale, the ‘Trustees reserve the richt to resell te pro} at the riek and cost of the defaniting purchasers. 4 eposit of #50 will be required on each piece of propertyat time of gale. All conyeyancinz, &c., Bt cost OP purely ; balance at six and USTEES' VALUABLE THREE. BETWEEN TWENTY. FIRST AND TWEN IY" ‘trust, dated the 16th 5 aBtB, and duly’ recorded *scatnagton eounts, Districtat toma or ne, : f the party secured thereby, scion MONDAY, Tum 270m here be. CEMBER, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. a in at = Recorded bubalvision of orignal lotsiwack as iS square 70, improved by & substantial tnree-slory feats. LI By virtue of a deed of gay of Fabs in Liber 909, f Peak we shall co, with all the modern iinprove. ment “Terms: One-third cash; the residue in two equal isa st one ad two soars, with notes besriag ax por cent all cash, at the option of pi . If the terms salo are not wed with You da he the riek and costs of” purchaser, of the defaulting purchaser. ail conveyancing st Durchasar's coat €890 deposit Gecwe-dkdg J. RS ‘Sanson, DAVIE, } Trustees. & FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH or UNREDEEMED PLEDGES TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AVOTION, CONSISTING OF 4 VERY FINE LINE OF— DIAMONDS, in Solitaire and Custer. EARRINGS, Solitaire and Clustar RINGS and PINS. Solitaire STUDS and LAGE PINS. A very lange line of Ladies’ and Gents’ SOLID GOLD WATCHES, Key and Stem Winders. A large line of CAMEQ and SULID GULD SETS of Ladies’ Jowelry. A large line of SOLID GOLD OPERA, GUARD and VEST CHAINS. Also, SOLLD GOLD NECKLAGE3. And a very large line of FIELD and OPEKA GLASSES Breach and Muzzle-loading SHULGUNS of ceie brated makes. Alarge line of REVOLVERS and MI/SICAL IN STRUMENTS. PLATED AND SOLID SILVER Ladies’ 2nd Gents’ RINGS of 21! descriptions. And in all one of the tasrest stocks of Ja every description ever offered at the District. Bale to commence MONDAY, Decewnen Gra Bares aT 10 a. M. AND 7 P.M. Bale to con’ disposed of. jue mntil every Forfeited Pledge is J. M. & R. COHEN, 1205 Peau: FOLEY, Anctioneer. decl8-11t TB. WILLIAMS & Co., Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALE HOLIDAY GOODS AT AVCTION. is avenne. re stoc vr valli, R68 per in x of a lange as- * hief £, together wi ut of Dolis and WALTL decl8-4t ZOLEY, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF COMMENCING SATL 18TH. Fine Go'd Watches, American and Swiss set in Cameo, 6 ‘Turquoise and Diamon A large ascortment of Bree nition ains and Neck! and many other articles too numerous to tion. H. COHEN, Broker, i 1007 "7th street. TO-MORROW. mpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. N BASKE(S, OONTAIS aX HALE pOZEN BOTTA FACH, AND ONE HUNDRED ONE GALLON DEMIJOHNS WHISKIES, PORTS, Sai RIW8, BUMS, &o, GONSIGNMENTS OF NEW YORK WINE HOUSE, AT AUCTION. ‘The above will be sold at anction on WEDNES DAY, DeceMpEs 22p,at my salesroom,at 11 Chrirtioss Lbuyers should mage a note of t! attend the esle. dec UNOANSON BROS., Anctionoers, D ‘Ninth and D streots n.w. TO THE TRADE. 8 FB. LIVERPOOL IRON-STONE. ) DOZ. OUPS AND SAUCERS; ND BASINS; PITCH: , BAKERS, HOTEL PIORLES, BUTTERS, LA CREAMS, | SUGARS, &c.. TH RGEST ASSORTMENT YET OFFERED. AL<o, PLATED"KNIVE! FORKS, —W CARVERS, &c., IN LOTS AND PKIVATE BUYEKs. Auction, within our Salesroome, At WEDNES 4 VRNING, DECEMPER 22», comamenciag at NGER, Auctioneer. JUST ARRIVED AT . WASH STABL: No. 1325 E SURSE SN FROM Lotta: sorrel mare, 6 years old, 15% hands high, sined by Horkias Almont o isn of a Ned FSrrest mare; handsome, and safe for a lady to drive. Black Horse Frank, 7 years 0} hands} Black Hav |. 153 sired by ark, dam well bro saddle and hi ERB. Brown Mare D. , 6 years ol by Ball Obief, dau’a thorons She sa fine saddle Sorr ding hands, sired bred ware by Waxy. d harness mare. Mosl, eld by Wilson's in2.40. He ins thorpen not afrsid of steam, and can Handsome bay coach team, both 6 years old Ohariey was sire: Ned Forrest and Georges by Woodford’s Membrino. ‘This is one of the hsndsomest coach teams ever of- fered for sale in th.s city. Bay horse Harry, 16% hands hich, 6 sired by Montrose.’ Thoreugbly brok to drive, and a very superior ¢ ‘The zbove stock are zuarante rears old, .¢ for any one pe horse. and will be submitted to any ve' ipation. Will be offered at vate sale until WEDNESDAY, . Werot sold will be ollered at ‘public auction of the above date at 10a. m. ‘OPPENHEIMER & CARTER decl6-5t 8. BENSINGER, Aact. OHN SHERMAN & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S PALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT THE ‘CORNER OF TENTH AND H BIREETS NORTHEAST AL By virtue of a deed of trust, dated January iss0, and recorded mn Liber No. 93 on et seq., oneof the land records for the. Dittrict of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, 1 will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, on FRIDAY, THE 17TH DAY OF DeceMBER, 1880, AT 4 O'CLOCK 'P. M., the fol- lowing described real estate, situated in the Gity of Washington, District of Columbia, to, wit: Lot pumtered f ix (46). of Mogsa Kelly's recorded subdiy.sion of Bquare numbered nine hundred and thirty-four (984), with the improvements thereon, conristing of a yo-story Brick Dwelling House and Store, eubject to a prior incumbrauee, which will be stated ateale. - 7 ‘Terms of sale cash; a deposit of $50 required st time of sale. If terms sre uot complied with in seven days, to be resoldat risk and cost of defsult- ine purciser after five days' advertisement in Evening Star. GEO. F. GRAHAM, Trustee, decll-d&ds Room 1, St. Cloud Building. §-THE ABOVE SALE I8 BY AGREEMENT of the parties POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 22, 1880, at the same time and piace. : deci8-3t GEORGE F. GRAHAM, Trustee. HOMAS LOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD- (NG LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF NINE- TEEN STREET WEST, BETWEEN Q AND B STREETS. virtue of a deed of trust beari ati at Ao is8o and 7 date on the 14th day of June, A Guly ‘recorded in Liber N folio 36, rict of Colu secured tl the Land Records for the ONDAY, THE Dax or DeckMuEn, 0.D: 1880, at FOUR O'ULoce Three (9) of the subdivision of Hopkine’ pauiel ree ol 6 Sul ion of op! * sul vi- sion of Late in Square umbered oue hundred and wen (111). ‘Terms 0! eale: One-half of the money * fad the balance in eq fostalments fa of the ch the netes be taken, bearing in- annum from the day of sooured Uy 8 of trust upon the prsm- isee. or all Soren soe orree of ee = = purchasers. leporit o! will be required on ne ale. Ai conversnens, sod the purchaser's cost. The reserve the right to resell the pi the risk and cost of the defaulting the terms of sale are not complied with keven days after sale. EDWARD S, WESCOTT, ? WILMER W. WETZEL,'§ decl3 15,18, 21,23, 25&ds |OMAS DOWLING, Anctionesr. SUBTEE'S_SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es- TRUBTHRIE IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. Traetees. premt on AY, THE 23p DrceMBER, 1840. ar 4 OLOCK P. M., the east 20 feet of the west 30 feet of Peter, Beatty, one ee ins" ‘the within five az tisrenives, S resale vbesar, Bile fut days" otis Inthe Eventos sui purchasers ‘cost. “S100 t0 be paid nreaak at ‘CHARLES M. MaTTHEWa, Trustee, 20m i2)8'duat (Oouerons) ett NOKTH CAPITOL AND FiR>T Ss FAST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, Fi vapi pease tetera oe lh of the ‘auc. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRO REAL PSTATE ON 1 STREFT tee 1874, and reco a folio 288, of the land records of the Di of Columbia, and at the request in in front of the promises, on MU! THE 20TH Dar OF DrcEMbER. aT @ O'cLOcK, ‘that certain piece oF parcel of ground situated aad ly- ia city, and k.own es Lot nam! one ‘1 aud One, (101,)1u B. F @i.bert’s aubdi- oney d the residue in two equal n- twelve mo ths, Respectively, toe bearing interst, nts at to be secured by cf trost on the presses sold Bill be required at t ‘ne terme of sale mat be cc one week t the risk and . after one week's AL cost to be paid by 2 purchaner, Evening Star the purchase by RICHARD SMITH. Trastes. Gecll. dds Wourter Law Buliding. errr TRONED, in Cob Me quien HADAY, Dm ENEER 2 By order of doc 20-d Trustee. Dt POTOMAC MIVER LANDINGS, STEAMER THOMPSON, Ospt. Jonn for the Ki. Wood, sutit expreeuy tomac Liver buaiuess, f sat x, al I F 1, President, 1416 F atrost. HE STEAMER ARKOWSHITH Will leave Potopae Farry Ox rf, foot of Tth street, at 7 nlok, a. m., every BUNDAY, TUSSDAY AND THURSDAY, For ail the POTOMAG KIVEB LANDTNGOS as far 8 Laonerct ad Nomtni, ret ning BORDA, WEDNESDAY and PRIDAY Fare and Frelyht at lowest rates sy1tty F. 3 STONE, Parser. OLFOLK AND FORTRESS MONBOD STEAMER JAN B MOSELBY, “Tain JAMES f BAKKER. Class fare, $1; hie wr, 78. Bon Hecond-ciass fare, et. wharf eK. ©. KNIGHT, ON aud E ¥., SATURDAYS at 4p.m., FRADAN. Ror telat A DENHAM. Agt., 63 Water t General Office, Georvelowa at 7 a.m. oR. P st. Genre ee Bialeroome, ite. 4u et. u.w., near Vilard’s t 29 OO LON SLL, President. T i PORTRESS » AND THE SOUT STEAMER GRORGE LEARY, © ing U. 8 Mal. Jonkrn Warre, Gommaner. LEAvie Wasene NoRPOLE, From foot of OR, . venth st. | Frow Osccpbell’s wharf, Every very MONDAY, WEDNES-) TURSY. THURS- DAY spi FEIDAY, at] Day ahD SATUB- Sp. me DAY. at 4p. Mm. Stops st Piney Point and Puuit Lookout Going end Heturs aye. 53 Firet-cios fare, #1 itouvd > rip, $2.60. ‘Tickets sed. "Tickets and staterooms for sale .W. Reed's Bone, 1256 - st uw ; HB. Polk- aborn's wiationerg store 682 La. sv. next to Post ure) j= ns, 145) Penas. ave. B.w,e se ed WMP. WRLCH, Agent, ‘Wh Bi. wharf, Wastiuwton, D. O. D.F BRELING, Agent, eep??-om Oampheil"s wharf, Norfolk. ORTH AN LLOYD—Sreamenre Link BPTWEEN New VOux, Havng, LONDON. BOCTHAMYTON axp BREMEN R * ‘Lon: . Scutnampton aud Bremen, first cabin, 880; seecnd cabin, 60 er Fe: prepaid coruifeatet, 2b For fr {or passers a atin bra woe eT WHER WASHINGTON, GROXGETIWN, ALEXANDRIA AND Pi ILADELPHIA, Core: AT PHILADELPHIA wire OLYDE's Lines FoR New Yorx, Bosron, Pro’ Fart Liven, aNp att Porrce Is TER NEW ENGLAND RATES. Frou. Washi 8 pa. From Philadelphis—Saturdaya, at 1¢ a.m. ight received daily until 6 p.m. Georretows sede received and delivered st Warhington. 00 h street M P. OLYDE & OU., Genera! Mi . Wharver, Phisdepiia, 7. JOSNBOM ‘Agente, Lith-#t wharf and 1201 F st. n.w. sec oath CO. Wasbil, cu » eats <) LANE ROUT. THE CUNARD eraey = MEANY LIMi New ¥o: a LAverpoot, Call: Getween tag at Gork Hacer raom Pfuh a, NB NRW YORK. Wed., 22 Dec. | Batavia. Galli. Both: Bteeraxe st vi itecrase tickets front Kiveepool and neenstown, and x1 other parts of Europe, # rates qa cotgL bill of laden «tven for Baltest, Giaagow, ‘ané for Mediterranean For freight and » apply at the Com office, No. 4 Bow! or both steerage ran, £2,071 a LOW & OO., GUS Th street, “VERNON H. BROWN & 00., 5.¥. “NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM. The -c] gi dam,” 3 - wa tuiedam” ying the U. So an tothe Netherlan leave Wateon"s 8! L ‘iam te Vout TofS New York. For W. G. METZEROTT & CO., $25 Penusylvanis venue, Washington; or F. H. JOHNSON, jational Kafe Depot Buildin, ocruer Now Wor ente and 15th street northwest. aug? ERCHANTS AnD InB TRANSPORTATION OUMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMEKS BAUTIMOME and SEW YORK. Gailiux days from Baltimore—E) WEDNES- AY and BATUMDAY, at 4 p.m. from foot of ‘Wharf, (near foot 8. as New Every WED! AY and SAT~ UBDAY, oy oe from Pier 49, Last iver, (neaz foot Cunton nda berth, Sieorana $2 mania ae a oye EO. 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