Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1881, Page 3

AUCTION SALES. STEAMERS, é&e. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. OMac THARSPOKTATION LINE TU-MURROW. UP, Cart W. 0. Groanncas, will son's W foot Tt stret AVERE for Baltimore and Biver ‘Ali River Freight monst be prepaid. STEPH ERSON & BHO., Agents, ‘h st. Wharf, st. and Pa. ave Feh st. Wharf, or 12th oe IVEK LANDINGS. AMHOWSMITH leaves Potomac of Tih street, every ! SATURDAY, MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY for ALL RIVER LANDINGS as LEY. Auctioncer- | Ses IE STOCK OF NOTIONS, RIBBONS, roideries, Feathers Flowers. ‘Looss, Cor- fewer: ts, Bonness, » con- & Market space, to be sold om day to day un’ es) t. Sales to begin at 10 Ladies are invited ‘ast be soid without roserve. FOLEY, Auctioneer. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & O0., Aacioneers. BALE OF SEVERAL PIECES OF ANTIQUE at 7 o’cloer a: : and Levnard ording FURNITURE, CONSISTING OF HANDSOME | see Ei ae = . | SIDETASLE, WISE CoOsEE PITH PAB ces, wart F. J. TUNE, Parser. Clie OORRMEE BINGE: | Pol ty cus scr i 1 Pee ee ness MOmneee Oe | EN CRIMSON ReP, WAUNUE HAL RACK, aND THE SOUTH. bt E UA‘E. WALNUT MAEDLE-1O> 5 SUILE, MATTRESSES, CHINA AXD GLASS- THE SEEAMER GRORGR p LEARY, RE. Ua Op WEDNESDAY, April 6th av 10 o’cLos K. sball sell. St residence No. 71832) R ‘Terms cas. id WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Aucts. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ¥. p.m, | ¥ POINT and POINT LOOKOUT ne es Norfolk on Weduesdays, Fri- Ear 3 fouk. . : ; a | ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF PARTOR, CIA! rape Bony oh | "BER AND DINING-BOOM FURNITC Rret-ciser farvi Lest ERUSSELS. AND INGRAIN | miheameer | OARPATS. "DRO? LiGHT, OHILD'S CAR: | BIAGES KITCHEN 1 ‘&e | Two HORSES, SPRING WAGON, a | Suman, F pegE HARE ES * on c ARROW, SH oy - ene eee. ELS, JACKS ABLUT sv Bares Lor | NORFOLK AND NEW YOR& STEAM SOA¥FOL DING, BUARLS, MORTAB-BOX| The + JANE MOSELFY will ree POLES, Ko. tripe to Ne Kon MOND On WEDSESDAY MORNING, Avate 6ry, leaving her «hart, foot of 6th street. MMENCING §T 1) O'CLOCK, at residence ¥. Day, WE LAY aud EAIUAX @: 5 o'clvek p. peg eh ee Forests, Tamm Pome Lookout ang | Mi errns Gaal” THUMAS DOWLIN Bp2-3t Aactionssr, Asetos SALE OF UNBEDELMUD PLEDGES T will geil for 1. F. Fulton, at 1218 Peaneyleania avenue Dew., com x on WED: DA | MORNING, Abait Ors, at Wo'ctocs 4M .abont aise = ae 1,000 Forfeited Pies 8. ‘this se'e will consist “et. ” principally Po ee and wit bs coatianeg fee te ings af 10 o'clock ant Evenings at 7 o'cloe JOHN GILHON sud OG. Balen ath remame | Wtilallare sold. Persons ho-dine tiskets, the tine Re bcc al Rect cee Son ree | On Which having exmred” wil plewe take notica. Qierg SATURUAS at 4p ma andGeorsetownevry | HK. FULTON Dreoeee © BON Fortress Mouroe and Nor EBIDAY st 7 = m. For partionlars apy'y to Agente | = 88 Water 8:.. Goorsetown febls ALFRED WOOD, Secretary. LOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CATALOGUE SALE OF A LARGE COLLEOTION OF BOOKS, Embracing s Library of Miscellaneons Books; Frerch, German aud Spanish Books; a collec top on the Arta, Sciences, Acricalture, Botan: eie. Also, sore Medical Boous aud Instra: ments, -tc., etc. ‘To be sold at my Auction Rooms, southw-s! cor. Pa. avenue and 1)th st., Waslinzton, D. C., MONDAY EVENING, Arcit ilru, np Fottowine Event Commencing earch evening at 7:3u o’CLOOE pracise- ly, and continning at same hour each evening until faresold. Terms ca: THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. 4-78 BOOTS AND SHOES. | oract [HS TO BUROPE. +. W. BOTELER & SON the eae of Ti trict of the INMAN STEAMSHIP CO. Partiog psp oslo to viat Earope can obtain all inform by spplying te, ain SEY BoTELER & so ORTH GERMAN LLOYD—Sraumere LIxe ivrweEn New YOuR, HavRe, LONDON, SourHaxrTon anp BRemur ‘The steamers of thir company will cil every Kat Brdsy frou iscemen Pier. foot of $d treet, Hovokan. Bates of pasacs:—From New York to Havre, Lon- 6 Bremen, first csbin, $100 reeraws, $30: prepaid st For freight or passag® apply 2 Bowii New York, Are the Agen 3 Dis- esrtificsies, @24— OELBICHS & CO. eT: ARGAINS—Sel iv off my entire stock of = Ge 2&u0TT &00., peeves eae BUOTS AND SHOEs at cost. E purchasing clscwhere, and se (QURABD LINE. at @-GIKSLEI'S, LANE ROUTE. Fo THE LATEST STYLE IN THE CUNAKD STEAMSHIP OOMPANY LIM- ITED. LADIES FINE SLIPPERS, 1 Between New Yoru and Liverpool, Call- } yrow Fiat a Fd New yoRE. Call at 17 Market Space. Algeria. Ved, Satre: Gala... Wed., 4 May. Povtiia a tae’ |Aiveria Wed-.¥t Maz- | go mske room for SPRING GOODS, which are . 23 Mar /Partbia..Wed, 25 May. Aud every Wednesday trou New York. BATES OF PASSAGE. 3), 8100, according to sccommodations. Hicketa to Feris, $18 sdditional. arn Soketa on favorable ferme. eae @ =: very low estes. Steerage tickets fr Liverpool and Queenstown. and all other parta of tes lowest ; laden given for Falfast, Gins- being received daily, we are offering broken lots of WINTER GOODS AT COST. W.#H. BICR. febus TAT Market Spaca. NEw YORK SHOE STORE. 605 Pennsylvania BOOTH AND SHOES AT AOTUAL OOS. OPPOR’ Aree TO BUY FIRS ¢-Ou SHOES AT VERY LOW PRICES. ry medium w cht aes a PRIME ose. = Py wel af : Ladies’ Pebble Gost Button Boots. werp snd other ports on the Gun- | nd passage ‘apply at the Oorapany’s | $ and 5 P 4 Fowling Green or both steerswe "00%, tired | ' office, N: Se. i Olls slGkLOW isebington, D. O. 605 7a NON H. BROWN & CO., N. ¥. jade, Lee a eae. N= Youu norrenpam. Ladies’ ¥ine Bitppers Uarrying the U. 8. Maile ty the Nethecian: oes | Boga aud Youtic' Shows at cont Harbeck's Stores, Brooklyn, regularly ou WED- | pang, Sell tone but solid shoes. We have bat one eg aaa Mean EI, Sees, | Aes == Setar ogo, Seerreatagee ee | QUEAHING OU® SALE OF ALL Sebinston re: H JOHNSON. Avent, National WINTEB GOODS. suilding, corner New York ave. ‘eth st. northwest.” “NSE New York ave. sad _ RAILROADS. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ‘THE MODEL FAST LINE, axp THE ONLY LINE THE EAST sxp THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON DOUBLE TRACK! Sigh OOUPLER! STEEL Now 18 Tay Toes ro BacuaE Yous Baneaixe mm BOOTS AND SHOES, For the next ten days {will sel! af! my Winter Stock, at reduction ef 20 PER CHNT, to make Foom for our iimsaesse” SPRING STOCK. OALL—! DON'T FAIL TO a wIRST COME FIEST SCHEDULE 10 TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, Ar where By assaptian of taste ese eee aes ‘3p, Issi BUSI id Will do just what we advertise. AM. BAVE \« ASHINGTON. CALL x. ¥216—Chicazo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Fast Ex- GREAT EOSTON SHOR AUCTION Houss. 401 Penna. avenue. BRANCH STORE, 2LL and 2it Penna avenne 8.E., doa 5-00—Baltimore, Ellcott City and way stations. 49—Daitimore Express. | -$0—Baitunore, A: napolié and way. (Piedmont, ae Winchester, Hagerstown and way, via Fig Bot of Kocks and way stations. nto aud Valley Express. (Connects for Haxersiown aud at 8 of Rocks for | sangy CAPITOL HILL. 8.10_New York, Philsdelp! @ and Boston Ex- 19:0 0n Sundsy only for Baltimore, Annapolis 10.00-Paltimore Express. (Stone at Hyattsville, Collewe, Leltaville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, MEDICAL, &e. Dae he leat catabiiched and most reit- able LADIES’ PHYsIOIAN in the city, cau be and Hapover.) consulted daily at 455 Massachusetts avenyg from arg, Chicago, Cincinnati and St. | 2to4and 6to8. All Femsle Gomplainte Mid Ir- Louis Express. regular ties qi cured. Prompt trestment. P.M Separate rooms ladies. mar29-im F210 Paitinore, Blicott City, Annapolis and way statio: © CURE NO PA¥!—To all afflicted with private diseases come at once and you aahall be Teward & speedy cure without mercury. Dr. EROTRERS, 208 B at southwest. maar26-1lm" QU REWARD IF DK. BROTHERS fails to care a case of Female Weakness, Irrevuiaritics ybatruction: Express. Phuadeiphia and New York Ex- ore and way stations. Hawerstows aud way, : thirty years” experience in 4:30_-Baltimore, Hyatteville and Laure! Express. | 33 eae (Frederick, via lelay. Btopsat Annapolis Jauc- | Bmitheemlan. On 900 35 at. south west, opposite 3445—Point of Rocks, Freéerick, Hawerstown, | (YONSULT DE. BUBERTOON, Wednesdag Winchater ana We Stattoae. Om Stiday ts | CSna'eetartay et nis mes S00 Reema Point ot Rocks ana Way Stations only.) Sash, Bear 60g st. from 109 p.m. who, with 16 $4 40—Baithore, Annapelin and Way Stations fears’ experience, guarantees a cure'in alf diseases 45 .45—Philsde!phia and Ealtimore Express. (Mar- | of the Uripary Ors Nervous an@ Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal fmissiona: Tawctense Gonorrhea OF Byp 7c “a ttricliy private, aud scparate oiicen ee tat G : r Refers to ie leading DI re. Main office, 198. Kutaw st., Baltimore. moderate. MA8800D RESTORED.—A victim of early im: tunsbary aud Way, via Relay. Stopu at Hyatw- wile and Laurel ) 6.05—Poist of Bocks and Wsy Stations. 16 45—Baltiumore ana Way Stations. 7.30-Baitimore and Lai 18 50—Pitteburg, Cincinnati snd St_Louts Rxpress. 240—Balmcre, Hystisvilie aud Laurel Express. Stops op signal or to let off passengers at any station beteecn Wasbingwn and Anuapolis Junction. prudence, Sensing nervous , prematire 410.00 sew, York. Philadelphte aad Boston Rx. | Go0ey, ote avin trad ta vain every eoown Tenis: Uiscpins Car to Phindcipere Vote ANd Bpectal | \Tich he will send free to hls fellow-wurterers, piDM- -Sauday ouly. ‘Other trainsdaily, except | Adress 43 Gate ey All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station EALTH IS WALTH'_DB. BO. WESDS For further 1: Baitinure Talon apply at the NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT: A s, Washi Bnd Uigo ticket ‘Station, and st ‘Dissiness, Convyuls! S19 an i251 Penussivania avenue, corner 1ith | Seroue Headed Mental Depression, "Loss ot street, where crilers wil en bagwave ~e leroory, Hpermatwi a antary checked and received at any point in the city. / Emimsisie, Premature Ola Aze, Cea ty ouch exerson, a) or % whit THE GaEAT fends. to . decay and death. One bor wil ry ‘ 1 cure recent cases. E: x contains one month's PENN: Van. oT. 5 Ere Wer ae oon Weatment. One deilsr a box, or six boxes f. 10 THE NOLTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST. | FEUER Que, dollar & box or eix boxes, for Doubie Track, Steel Hails. GHEE: ate Rustantee fiz boxes to cure aay cate SPLENDID. EceNeRy, Macyrricent EquipMEnt. esch order recetved by us for siz xe8, IN ErFEO?, Ava 4ta, 188i. sccotapanied with five dol we will send the TRAINS LEAY Argon giptah one — Depot, theney, eT a cost vo eae the na Betreety ‘as follows treatm cure nu the west. 4) aru. dalj, with | Gaarautess issued by STOR} & CbOM WEE 48 i iisbore = Cas _ a Retail Aves = a o. vith Sieeping Cars from Har wale whom all orders should St Lula sad Onicano 9:80pm. | be octlé-s, ta, thak "aisce Care to Pittsoure. ©ABD.—To ail who are ‘trom 2 ANY POTOMAC RAILROAD. | A. Crore and indiscretions of nervous \OrVOTR siwus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niswara, ‘&ec., Iwill weakness, any deea, ae of THE Teste Garto Watzine’ and the North at | send 70m free of dharge. & wm daily, pt Sunday; p-m.daily, This Toigaionary steep t Ratacday) with Palace Cars to Canan- | in Sout pecaremsed Bardo and Watkins sion, For Wiliamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at 10:30 | Yq (Octd-eod&kiu oyBB Gaily, except Sunday. So For New Yor.'aud the act, #00 a.m., 10-308 m- mm. E For Bre , ‘or Brook); "Jersey ith bot fordine direct transfer ts 6.40 and lu snd 10: } ; i | For, Be! 00 9:30. 10:30 a m., and | best, ‘stand known Sanday, 6:00; 10°o ue and 10:00 p.m: On | Scart an the only ince shuts Rist es CROCE iow + 10:30 em 5 200, 6:40, 9-90 and | HARD CLOTHING can bo, Sold st. reapeotable For Pores Creek Line, 640 a.m. and 4: | prices. “Address or call at J yola stand. No. Oaally, except Sunday.) 820 440 p.m. | BS Dee, Uetwecn Om And 7th, ste. northwest, capt sunday. ©) + 824 440 p.m. day, ox- | So Norinwest. \N-B-—Mote by all prompuy ra se WAY, AND ALERANDNEA GND WAGE: | Senet eet eae ror Mette samen wea 230 0m, | BO ORT for Alexaucria, 7 U 2 = Bip SOME NL30 p.m On wan | Packed ot Keune Me Whe rene maneeee 2debiae 1 ry estes well, and leadiag crocers. AS LUW ara 10:5) 3 im acre ‘ARY GOODS. ap an manent Bad 10st ema 70a 5088 ne NGINE OL! USE THE BEST: sree Of ith saemation at the o used and tested EH. Endrse dit: Ste depo, sete egemmezivania ave ad can thoroughiy endorse if sg first class. Msn checking of Lagwaxe ty destination ufactured by a BLOGG. ‘Bquare j and two years, secure __THIS AFTERNOON. NCANI BROS., Auctioneers, ‘isaac ‘9th and D streets northwest. TRUSTEE'S BALE OF FOUR-STORY BRIOK HOUSE ON D, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWHLFTH STREETS — NORTHWEST, FRONTING ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust to me, bearing ast? uth day of January, AD 48th and duis recorded in Liber No. 808, folio’ $66, one of the land records for the District of dolum- pia, and by diréction of the party secured thoreby, I will sell, at puolic anction, in front of the prem- tees, on LUESDAY. THR OTH Dax or Apri, A. D.~ isl, ar 4:30 O'CLOCK P. Mt., al! that certain picoe oF of ground situste ‘and lying in said olgy { us ton, and being known and described as | part of lot niimbered nine (9), in eqasre num: tered itree hundred and twenty-three (323), Bald partofictnine being next u@foining to lot num- , ed ten (10) in said square. snd having afroat on Decrect north of twenty (20) fest, and) ranning back with that width the whole dept of astd lott nd being the same which was conveyed to Willian? Grupe by Jseob Aigler by deed recorded in Liber D No. 6, folio 1, of the land reesrds for Washinw- ton County, in Said Districi, together with all tue vrovementa, ways, eanempnta, riche, privilescs - : : s: One-quarier cash: balance in one, two ears wita 6 percent interest per an- tes to be secnred by deed of trnsson the #sold. Oonveyanetz, &o., at purchaser's rms to be complied with in five days @ resurves the rivht to resell purchsscr tpou +in some news SURGE H. B. WHITE, GEORGE 4. pares Jake IHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, RUSTFES BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED ae SOPEGTY ON Pie Riper: ROAD, WEST | GEOKGETOWN, SUITABLY FOR A | Property eoid, shal be taken. Proper BUTCHER OR MARKET GARD CNEK | Fold aabsect iolusaid atseasinen! fur ayes onted on tie 25th day of September, 1874, Hondren and Ofty cove0) artiecs wali end recorded if Liber 763, folio 87, of thd land records of the District of Columbia, sad by the direction of the party secured thereby, de- n fault haying been made in the payments of the in- debteduess secured, the undersigned sill offsr, at prblic ssis, on the premises, on FRIDAY, ‘the 2018 OF Mauow, 1831, ax 4 O'cLoca PM.) the ful- icwing described premires, to wit:—All that part cfa tract of land called ‘White Haven," lying on the Ridwe Road, wost of Georgetown, begtunin 4 bounded hickory tree, standing at the beginning of the 21st line of the resurvey of Alliance; thence north 1939 dexcees west, twelve (12) perches with the 20th ling of said Alliance reversed; thence scuth 85 dem'ses west, th Wo perches to a beanded stone standing on the east line of the Ridve Koad, and belng at the end of the 18ta line of seid Alliatioa; thenos down said road on the east ue thereof the two following courses and dis- tances: Sonth 15% di i, Gast 32 perches, south 3 dewrees, west 18 perches: thence leaving said rosd. South 37 dewrees, east 46 6-10 perches to an inter- fection with the 21st line of ssid ALtanse, and theuce with the gaid 21st une reversed to the be- wuning, containiny 11 acres, 3 roods and 21 per- ches, more or less, and being the kaze land con veyed toraid A ws D. Sheele by Richard P. tmstee, by deed renordeil in Liber &. M. +500 in cash (of which one must, be deoostted st the timo of Je}, the balance in equal in-talments at one by the uotes of the pur. chaser, bearink interest, and a deed of trust of the df the terms are not complied with in ‘adaye atter sale the Trust eo reserves the right vesell the Property upon oue week's notics Taxes paid to January 1, 1881. Qonveyancing st the cost of the purchaser marlt-dts JOHN MILLER, Trastee. t®-THE ABOVE BALE I8 POSTPONED ON account of the illness of the Trustee until MON- DAZ, Marcu 28Tx,same hour and piace. m6-2t @@-THE ABOVE SALE 18 AGAIN POSTPONED, owiog to the continued sickness of ue Trustee, until TUEsDay, Apnit 67H, same hour snd rl place marz8-dte T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer, J. No. 515 7th street. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF THE HANDSOME MOD- ERN FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, KNOWN AS No. 2014 TWELFTH STREET NORTH- ra TOGEIHER WItH TWO ZINE By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Aucnet ee ‘Terma of sali mudired do! musi 1880, and daly recorded in liber No folio 340, one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured, I will sell. sponte atiction, in front of t.e premises, on I CESDAY, Apri. STH, 1331. st 5 o'oLocg, ail of Lots lettered -‘a” and - of Alfrea H “Lee's subdivision of original lota in square numbered two hundred and reventy-chree (223), together with the improvement. . ‘Terms of sale: One. fourth of the purchase money with the expenses of the sala, in cash, and the Oal- ance in six, twelve, Sigtiteen: and twenty-four months, with interest at six per cent per angum, gecured by deed of trust on the property sold; or all eseh. " Conveyancing at purchasers cost. A deporit ‘of $100 required at time of sale, and terms to be complied with in seven days, or the property will be resold at cost and Tisk of default ing purchsser, after five daya’ advertisement. marz4-cod&ds JOHN T. ARMS, Trastes. Hea! Estate Auctioneers, mpsos. 1223 ¥ street northwest. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF HANDSOME IMPROVED PROPERTY, CORNER OF TWENTY -FOUUTH J. FISHER & GO., SUREET aND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH WEST, NG A DOUBLE BRICK RESIDENCE, AND KNOWN As No. 2401 ; PENNS\LVANIA AVENUE NORTAWEST Bs virtue of a deed of trust. dated daly | ih, 1s74_and recorded in Liber No. 75° : th fclto'102, one of the land records for tha Dis- B shall be paid dwn when the pro trict ot Golambia, and at the written request of the | erty ia struct off Convayancine at cost of sur- | pRerLAc. wen bolder of the note, we wiil sell at pubiie auc- | chaser. Sale to be closed iu sever days, of pro- wars . Fyn RPromt of the premises, on MOSUAY: Avutt | perty to be rescld at cost and risk ut pizciaser. prices. entute, situa! ie city of Was! hy, @ ar VRB Se 2 1287 Pa. av., next to cor. 13th st. District of Columbia, und known and desiensted | Z 2 2 upon the ground yun ihersof aa Lot nanvercd eded sub- | o bored one (1), in Syuare bered. obs yy together baie alt tun- ements thereon, sald ioprovewents consisti handsome double brick residence, iowa a 2401 Penneylvania avenue north west. ‘Terms of sale: One fonrth of the purcnase money incash; balance in six (6), twelve (12) and eighteen: 8) months, with interest at the rate of six (6) per cept perannum secured by deed of trust on the property eold; or ull cash, at option of purchaser. A deposit of #100 will be required at time cf sale. Conveysncinw at purchaser's cost. if terms of sale sre uot complied with within ten days after day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell atthe | af and cost of defer purchaace: | msr20-d&kds EDWARD TEMPLE,» T™uMtees. | B H. WABNER, Real Estate Auctioneer, e PUBLIC SALE | Of desirable two-story Brick Dwelling, ee | tores@), in Birch aud Newmau’s vision of origingl lotnomb good location. On SATURDAY, Arr. 27 B0'CLOCK PM. Twill sell the two-story. Brick No. 1530 Sth et. n.w.. containing @ rooms and bath room , ious in wood condition: tite per- | fect. ‘Terms easy and made known day oi sale. aprl-8t? | ((EARLEs W. HANDY, Keal Katate Avent. 2 — { TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, | SITUATE ON I STREKT BETWEEN 19rd Adoposit | f Seven days, the I ru: the proverty at the risk and cost of the defaulting MENCING Ar 10 o'OLO0K, at Fr corner of 3d, one square norta of the avenue, {shall sell a general sssortmentof Houselioid Lods. conse: | P.M, ali that scribed as follows: | dred dollars cash at the the purchase mone: NPROMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE BY AUCTION OF EXCRTLE! MOLD FUBNTLUREE NS HOUSE On THURSDAY MORNING Arar. 7rn, 1881, at the residence of s centieman dealin fh Bu excclcns assortment of ing Rourckeeping, No. 904 14th street nor weet, I shsil rol Bonseboid effects. #ine Parlor Furpivure. Mirrors and Lounsss Walnut Marbe Tcp Parlor Suites. Fisir and Husk Maitrasses. Lillowe and Bolsters. Brussels and Three-ply Carpets and Rags. Srusseis Hell and Btaic Carpets. Walnut Extension Pining Table. Welnut ining Chairs. Refrigerator; Kitchen Requisites ; ‘Tccether with a ceners! aseortment of Honsehold G: : THOMAS DOWLING. Auctionssr. [ess FOX & BROWN, Beal Estate Brok: ATRUSTFES’ RALY. OF VATUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR TOWA CIRCLE, BEING No. 1344 VERMONT AVENUS. iy virtue of a deed of trust dated March seventh (71h), A.D. 1819, and duly recorded in Liber 910, folio 67 et sey., one of the nnd records for the District of Columbls, and at the request of the secured thereby, wo will sell at public enetion, in front of the premises, ou WEDNESDAY, THE 20TH par or Arai, A D. 188}, aT 4:30" o'cLocK p.m, tho fellowing-de- Scribed res! estate, situate and lying fn Wasning- ton city, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot nam- bered seventy (70), in Vaie's recorded subdivision of pa-t of tquare numbered two hnndred and 7ty-two (244), said lot fronting tweuty-tro (22) t on Vermont avenne, towether with the im- vrovements thereon, consi-ting of = lwo-story Barement and Maorard Brick Dwelling. Terma: Ghe-third of purchase :caay, with the expenses of fale, in cash; and the balsuce in ove (4) and two (2) years, for whieh the notes of the purevaser, with interest at six (6) per coat fram cute of eale, aud secured by a deed of trnst o1the of sale 1 if terms of sale aveyanoing at purchacar are not complied with in eR reserve the risht to resell purchater, Ee payee ent. GEOKGE W, BROWN, | Trustees. -T. COLDWELL, Anctionecr. 05-20 HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. HOUBEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. On MONDAY MORNING, Apriz 47H, 1881, com- idence 237 B, Rtripod Rep Parlor Suite. Window Hansings, Candslabrss, russelg and Ingrain Carpets, Antique Pier Tsbies ‘Walinnt Redsteads, Bureaus and Washstancs. 1 Walnot and Palnted Wardrobes Hair and Husk Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows. Painted Qhamber Furniture. Walnut Ext-nsion Dining Table, Sideboard. Also, A Number of Gas Fixtores Wa!nut Bar Counters Targe Number of Damaged Ohsira. Jot Lumber, ke. musrl)-dts ‘HOMAS DOWLING, Anctionesr. §2~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in noe of the “storm, “until THURSDAY, ir, ura ‘ i SMe THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, ‘Nos. 139 and 141 South 4th street. THU! DAY, April 7, 1881. To close the Sea Grove Association. All restrictions removed. S furnished hotels, 146, 87 and 66 rooms, all equipped for the summer busiaess. Buliard rooms aud bowling alleys. peylekantiy located cottages, oa or near the neh. 70 bath houses, with full supply of robes, towols and fixtures. i ‘One and a-qvarter miles ocean shore, with pier rants and Davileses aa Kragtod by state of New jersey. Pavilion, with tower 85 feet bigh, water works, war tnaching, #ablea, re and 6: boats, . snd (C0 choice building lots, ocean froste and ad” daceut. pies be sold peremptociiy to the Menost i ider. Excnrsion t ains will leaye Market etreat ferry at 8 o'clock on morning of sale. Cetalocnes, with full dsseriptions of on application tu J. 8. WHILLDAN, nut treet, or st our auction rooms. 141 onth'4th et., Philadelphia, P: 4) T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. Be s LUSTER SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPRETY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF K STREET, BETWEEN OONNECTIOUT AVE- NUE aND EIGHTERNTH STREET NORTH- WEST, (NO. i711 K STREET.) By virtue of a deed of trust, dated October *h aw. 1, 1879, and recorded in Liver #27, folio 4, he of the sand records for the District of. Columbia, and at the written request of the party secured thereby, the undersigued will sell, at pub- ie suction. in front of the preises, on THURS! DAY, THe late Davor Argit, A’ D. 1881, a7 5 C'CLGCK p.m.» all of lot marked or lettere1'A, in 4, Morchousels snbcivision of origina! to: niim- i interest ; the notes .or the deferred pay- ved upon the ‘promises sold. One A Wonderful Agent. 173 INTEOPUCTION INTO WILMINGTON—LaKGR SALES BY THE DRUGGISTS—DVING GOOD TO ALL WHO USB IT. [Wilmington (Del.) Daily Republican | St Jacobs Gil has up to wi ‘been used toa Lmited extent ix to limited sdvertisen ents, but si vertite! in the people's paper it has wot a good, vigorous fend-off, and talk of the whole city is about the wonderfi itive powers of St. Jacobs Cil. It is now inquired after as the remedy for sil the evils and Ciseases that flesh ia helr to, aud the druggists of our city instuuciively look at the shelf that contaius the rrest reacdy whenever acustomer evtersa store. to seethat thore is a suf- ficient eupply op hand. Owing to the very Kunited use of the Oi] up to within a few days ago, there have not been many cures to repert, but now that the Oll is, coming into seneral nse there will no doubt be hundreds of cures effected, which the “Republican” will announce as fest as it hears of them. A day cr two ago reporter from the ‘*Repubit- can" office took a round amory the druggists of the city to see what hejcoull see and hear, waat he could hear in reference to te demand of this won- derful remedy, aud the followiuir is wit he picked 1) fz the course of his perambulations Joseph Lathrop, residing st seveath and Ohurch streets, says that during tho week in which the Presidential election occurred he had a very severe attack of rheumatism iu the hip. On election day he suffered 80 much thst he scarcely couid walk to the polls to vote. ilaving purchased a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil before re that eveniox, he bathed his hip snd repeated the act upon ari. ing the next was a3 wellas he ever D intervening dars had used no more than two-thirds of tho bottle of Oi! Mr. Lathrop had a bad attack of ths ruenmatisin aboutseven years ago, bat the latter attacs was rs the site wonderful, Washinton Oox, whose residence isat No 127 | Tatnall étreet, has purchased a bottle of tho Oil, | and has mude two or tree applieacions for rlau- | imatism'in theleg. Although Mr. Cox has not yet been cured, he says that itesses the pain and les- sens the swelling, and he coufidently expects to be entireiy cured. Mr. John K. Babcock, shoe dealer at Second and King streets, las been suffering with the raeams- tists for four weeks. At times be was unable to walk, dress or undress, or vet into hs bed without assistance. He is nownsing his second bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, and is rapidly recovering from his compiaint. Agentieman by the name of Landis, residing at ‘New Castle, it is said can vouch for the reliability of the Oil a8 a cure for rheumstism. Mr. Augustus Kunimann, apothecary at Fourth and Walnut streets, says that St. Jacobs Oi! is a wonderful discovery. We has heardof a number of instances where persons have been cured, among which was that of aman who had been severely at- tacked with the lum bago rheumatism. Z. Janes and Smith & Paynter sell the Oil yery rapidly. Persons buying it recommend it very highly. N. B. Danforth selis it in large quantities and the purchasers speak of it in praiseworthy terms. Baton Smith & Co. and Mr. Lane sell the article very rapidly as it is well recommended by cus- tomers. J. M. Hervey cells the Oil in Iarze quantities, aud the people peak well of it. One customer pur- chased a bottle with the intention of apply il to & horse suffering from rheumatism. Mr. S. F. Ware has sold St. Jacobs Oil for some {ime ut his drag store at Cape May and also in this At present his exiles are Inrver than the sales cthar lintments combined. His castomers recom mend it very highly. H. K. Watson. P. H. Wood, Wm. E. Willisms, Alfred Welton, W. Ik. Bringhurst and Taylor & Fullerton have s lere demand for theartice and customers refer to itin praiseworthy terms. 1t NOZiCk, The Co-partuership existing between GEORGE ¥. BENKERT and GBURGE 8. WILSON, as General Partners, and WILLIAM J. BENKERT as Special Partner, is this day dis rolvel by GEORGE B. WILSON retiring from Eaid firm. ‘The business of the Ketablishment will be continued at the Old Stand, No 819 MaRkEr crack, by GEORGE E. BENKERT, by whom ail accounts will besettied. Washington, D.O., this Sti day of March, 1881. Mr. WILSON reimains with usand will be pleased to see his friends GEO: &: BERABET| General Partners. J BENKELT, Special Partner. | w WALTRA™ WATCHES, We confidently recommend the Watches mann- fuctured by the American Watch Company, Walt- bam, Siass., as the most reliable timekeepers that @an be obtained for the price. A lorge exsortment of a grades and styles always {a stock at the lowest prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. fep1s-2m Wiv7 Pean. LADIES’ PARASOLS, Lateet destrns, from the leading houses of New York and Philadsiphia. { Alco, GENTLEMEN and LADIES' SILK UM- stock to select from, at the lowest STINEMETZ’s, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ae MT. PLEASANT, WASHINGTON COUN- By virtue of a decree of the SuprameCourt ‘fh of the District of Columbia, paased in equity cause No. 6,292, wherein Willam 3. Deal is complainant and John Eagleston and othors de- fendants, the undersized, as trustees, will sell at ublic auction, in front of the premises, on MON- AY, THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881, aT 8 0'CLOOK lece or parce! of zround 1 and being in Mt, Pleasant, in the county of Washing ton snd District of Columbia, and Known and de- Beginning on the 14th street road, leading from the city of Washington, at a pointed stove, and running thence north 3 de- grees west 60-100 chains: tuence north 31 degrees thence norti: 45 west 5 42-100 thence sonth 93 degrees west 5 33-100 thence south 2035 dexrees west 80-100 nd south 85% degrees east 5 70-100 chains to the begiumng, containing two acres of land. to- xether with all the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereto belonging. Perms of sale are a flows, to wit: ‘Three hun- 16 Of sale: one-fourth cf cath en the day of eale, or within eeven Gays thereafter, ana the residue in three equal instalments st six, twelve and eighteen west 3 63-100 chains; hains months from the day of sale, Hie porchasee eiving his promissory notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from tha day of sale until paid; or AND 2ra STREYTS, NORTHWEST. | the purchaser may, at his election, pay ail cag. By virtue of deed of trimt. Dosriny date the 20th | Yeoh tobe ratained until iact payiucnt iemade it day of bers Asp; 1876, and recorded in Hber | the terme of eale be not complied with, the trastecs Bee pan sane. Bote paid Senor the District | reserve the right to resell the property St Sas risk oO! tumbia, anc lirection of 6 parties secure i “0 iti ucchaser, after tea thereby, we will ofler forssleat public auction tm | 4ua,cott of, the defaulting p sia front of the premises on FRIDAY, the Sra Day or | APRIL, 1881, aT 5 o'clock Pp. M., lot numbered | seventeen (17), in the subdivision of part of sauare numbered one hundred and elhteen (118), ag re- corded in the office of the surveyor of waid ‘district , in iberB. L. Hoxie, pages 351 and 352, October | 27, 1816. This lot has atronton I street ‘north of | 1e'feet, by a depth of about 8335 feet, and is im- proved by s haudsome three-story brick dwelling. ‘Terms of sale. One-fourth cash, baisnce in six (6), twalve (12), and eiichteen (18) months. haser to wive his notes for the deferred psy- ments bearing interest atthe rate of six (6) per cent. per ALLUW WDt! paid, and secured by a deed | of trust upon the property sold. A deposit of 8100 | wulve reauired at time of eaie. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. pee MAHLON ASHFORD,? Seaateey EUGENE CARUSI, ‘5 aga J.T. COLDWELL, Auct'r. mart-eod&kds | \RUSTEE'S SALE OF A_ THREE -STORY | BRIOK HOUSE NO. 110 FUUBTH STREET | NORTHEAST. By virtue of a deed of trust dated Febru ary Soins ior7, daly reoorded in Liber se ih folio 26, one of the land recor jg for the Dis” trict of Columbia, and at the Pequest of tie parties ls i it pul ction, in front of the -pretutnes, on WED! jESDAY, Tus 30rH, Dav or Manca, A. D. 188], at 6 O'cuocK P. M., the following described real estate, sitaated in the City of Washington, D.C, to wit: All that certain Piece or paroel of ground, Known and distinguished as being part of lot numbered eighteen (13), in square numbered eeven hundred ad eighty five (55), bewnning for the same ata point ninety- three (93) feet north from the corner of eaid square, and running thence north on the line Of 4th street east seventeen (17) feetand three (3) | inches ; thence west ninety-seven ) feet; thence | south seventeen (17) feet and (3) Inches; | thence east ninety poren 20) feet Ceres ; ‘with the improvement Peder” One fourth cage Sat ies Gatse ee te i, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four m with in- tereet at 7 per cant. per angum, secured by s of trost on the property sold, Or all cash, at option of the purchaser; 8100 deposit at time of sale, and ail conveyancing af cost Gp aerusts ik be complied wit days from day otlierwige the ‘Trustees reserve the right so reuell She property at the risk and cost of the defsultog purchaser after five days’ advertisement. WILLIAM H- DOSERTY. j T*ustees. J.T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer." marl8-eo i fa-THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED URTIL | THURSDAY. arn pace same hour, rata ace: mar31-208: ‘Traster UBLIC BALB OF 108 ACRES OF LAND IN | SMALL ON THE DLADENSHURS a0RN UT ONE MILE FROM THE ‘Y. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Aruit 5 az ototock, om the premises, onthe Bia: Qeusbure turnpike, ‘The | 36s}, “resell | dase’ notice in a city paper. AZENOVE G. LE! } fee sexewroN.”” | |. 509 7th street, fT=ustees, R.P. JACKS No. 195 Bride st., mar23-dts 8 1HE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, in con- Seqnence of the storm, until FRIDAY, APSIL STH, game hour and place. By order okie eats api-d&ds tees. FPPMIOMAB DOWLING, Auotioneer. TRUSTEES' SALE OF A PART OF THAT VERY ALUABLE VACANT GROUND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVENUE, BELWKEN FOURTEENTH AND FILE” SKENIH STREETS NOR HWEST By virus of a deed of trost dated the 28th avy cf Keptember, A.D. 1474, and recorded inone of the land recoras for Washinton oui.ty, in the District of Columbia, in livcr 165, folio 464, the subscribers will eli fo the Dighest bidder, cn ihe premises, on MONDAY, tHE 11a DAY OF Apuit, A. D. 1881, av 5 O'OLOCK INTHE AFTERNOON. Lot numbered three, @.) in Joun Davidson's recorded subdivision of’ lots in Square two hundred amd twenty-two, (222,) secording to the avbddivision made October 17ih, 1810, and re- corded in subdivision record N. K.. pase 64, said Jot bong situated in tho city of Washington and District of Columbia, towether with all the im~- Provements, et cetera, a8 in said deed mentioned. ‘The terms of sule, an prescribed by the deed of frig are. ‘The smount of indebredness secured by | this deed of trust unpaid, with the expense of and taxes, in cash, apd the balance at eix, (6,) twelve (12) and eighteen (18) months, for wack the notes of the purchaser, bearing {nterest from the day of sale and secured by a deed of truston the property sold shall be taken, the debt being Rye thousaud dollars and interest from Septembar 28th, 1875, at ten per cent per annum. A de) it of five hundred dollars will be required of the purchaser at the time of sale, and all conveyancing and recording will be at the purchaser's: who may pay all the purchase money in cash. the tern are not complied with within five days after pesell se oni’ gtsund ae Gaye notes pub: ie faid ground on five days’ no! Lshed in the Evening Star, at the risk and cost of the purcbaser in default. 9 i i § Trustees. ‘ae ve M. MATTHEWS, |OMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. USTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING myers o aoe AVENUE, OP- In pursuance of s Decree the Bupreme; of bia, ‘tn! Srutty enue No.6 11, ere Paka sal TESDAY APRIn 1S Lele at 6 O'OLbox Fats original Lot No. 10 in square No. 40, subdivided ibered, 14, 15,16 and Yio A plat of tho subaieicion wil be’ oxpibited at LWAYS SECUBE AND BELIABLE: NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOMPANY, 15th Street and New York ave. Fire, Burglar and Damp Proof Vaults from 85 fo #60'a year. Government Bonds on deposit for 1 per $1,006. Also, receives Bilverware in Truaks (or moderate rate. Board of Managers: William htickney, president; Georze W. i vice presi- dent, B.’P. Snyder, secretary: A. L. Sturtevant, treasurer; Heury A. Wiliard, Jon Cassels, Thos, Evans. mar24 ANTON FISCHER'S DRY CLEANING ESTAB- ISHMENT and DY WORKS, No. 906G et. horthwest, near the 0.8. Patent Uffice Lactes’ and Gentlemen's GARMENTS of all kinds GLEANED and DYED; also, OREPE VEILS, LACES. GLOVES, &c. = Tr SPECIALTY in cleaning fine EVENING DRESBES. Thirty years’ experience. Terms mod- erate. mare4 gona WATER, SODA WATER, IN BLOOK-TIN LINEB STEEL FOUNTAINS. MARBLE APPARATUS FOR RENT. NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE FOR THE WARM SEASON, Apply to or address SAM’L C. PALMEB, 1224 29th st., West Washington. 1AMRIAGES: CABRIAGES !! CAMAC CR RBIAGES 11 On hand a fice Stock of CARRIAGES, ERE: ur 25 suitable for spring oF Summer tise. also second-hand LANDAULETIS, COUPE- LETTS and Light CARRIAGES, in great variety. Lepairing promptly att nded to. BOBT. H. GRAHAM, spl 3t 410-416 Sth st. northwesc. —Oerrv——crcxx_ Pp YOUR TAXES AND SAVE INTEREST. Lien Oertificates are now prepared by the District Commissioners, and be issued axainst property on streets and ‘avenues where the 5 improvement assessments have been and corrected. Unless paid at onos, 10; cent inter- assessment. Gall without delay. Save interest ofl ciacomait in the settlement of the tax by con- WILLIAM DICKSON, Beat Estate Broxgs, m26-Im 232 4% st., above Columbia Building. HE LAST OF OUR LUS STOOK TO BE SOLD THIS WKEK WITHOUR Fall, ‘ments. ‘Parts for ail Machines. Allkinds Newing Machines and war- -wound Bobbins. ted, at sae OPPESHEIMEDS PoPUuLaB pe rs Bazar Paper Fastions, wt apa ee te eee B. J. BI VETERINARY SUR- D)'Snon won SHE DIsTHIOE DE Oe ge LUMBIA AND (FIRE DEPA NT, Sage a8 the honor to inform the public that he most fo SHIN IDAD or Cotooran Meta Bee 7 F men fisroo, 12th and K atrects northeast.” Grd ae # mn ‘s Livery arm, provided with a H ‘WoRLD BENOWKED AxD x the only reliable low- made. Agent, wris-co | "Gunes at. northwest. } ors "THE EVENING TUESDA The “Dodger™ Nuisance It is unfortunate that sometatng canact Sone to put a stop to the nutsance of sistribat log “cadgers' on the public alguways. Tits torm of advertising has grown io suc propor Uons thet promenuaders On Cu prominent streets can scarcely Gut having a plece of paoer anes or tn thetrface. That as an adv it does Lot prove a siucerss is Shown by that about nine out of every ten persons ties Abboyed cast the caing on’ to ibe sidewalk or into the sirtet to assist the accumulation of Girt and Mer. Of course It would De Lmpossi- tna ad otuer 0a Square wi nrust into the'r tisement fa> Die to stop th Prinulag and distribating of these “doagers; ut LOW World [ido to ha €n ordluaLce probibiting those who reo them from casting them on the public ce Oughfares? This would not stop tae aunoyance to pedes'rians, but it woud relleve the str and sidewalks of the unsightly mass of waste paper.—P! ‘. DOWN oN Manone. —In the lo. Pennsy i a legisiature, last clark, republican, of Philadeiphis, o% a scrles of resolutions eulogizing senator Mae hove, complimenting Senator Cameron for his Speech in vindication of the Senator from ¥ ginia, and denounctuy the democrats for re: ing the republican organtzation of the U1 States Senate. There was a lengthy over the resolutions, in the course Brown, repubite it rie. sev Senator Mab fF treasoh U9 Said he vould not vote to tna condet in co nseqnence of his pa lie moved the haciluite resolutions, and § able con: sh Russtan society at ine ¢ ersbere that ufortunate lw Tall the errors of Alexunde 1y ou TS. The bre bedy when soldiers were or: wh eas of nt buadie her er to the railway, to start by express for Italy by into a carriay whence she ® way of Vienna, buLdilng-ous process Was performed. opportunity was not allowed wer to say farewell to ber Hutle children, who remain Oehind. Sa perstitious Russtans attach importan-e to the Tact that the unfortunate alexar bearing the ring put on at bis nu: pe Princ Dolgoroukl, Was cut of by a pomp splinter. IMPOVERISHED LIMA. ~A LI 10, says that poverty tn to day. and the want of 7 alficuit for the poor to obtain meansot sut ence. Garcla Calderen ts now provisional pres- ident of Pera, and 1s busily employed in org: goverment. The Chilians are levy & forced loan of $1,000,000 a month on ¢ ealtbler citizens for the expenses of thelr army. and take She was in 2 swoon when this id Cae re from day it the more Monrrvaky.—In New York during the week ebded March 26 there were if deaths trom smallpox, 46 from diphtheria, 23 tram croup, wx from scarlet fever and 9 from muasies; in Bos ton, week ended April 2, 1s deans frop theria, 6 from croup, 3 from measles epidemic in some paris of G nessee. A Democxatic Victory Columbus, Obio, says carried that city, electing Geo. S. Pet and their entre U: ket. In the Nov ton the re cans Carrie jority. ‘ihe democrais are yalned Heffrer and Sarber, for the council, tu republican wards. In the ninth ward, a colored stronghold, the democrats hav again of 23s, and curry the ward. The lowest man on tue democrais 'y Dy 474 ma- bilant, They nay ticket was Colt, for police commissioner, who WILL have about 200 majori THR COLOk Ling IN Pouirics —The Central Republican Gartleld and Arthur clu met night at No.3 Tessfer stteet, Wai 1. V fn the char, T. Mason secretary. it a declaring thai ibere is no Such thing as equality Of citlaenship ta Mary- Jand, because color is made a reason for wuole. sale discrimination agatust colored men, and that color and not qualification was comsidered in making federal appointments. It was also resolved Wat colored teachers shouid teach in the colored public syhools, and that plenty of capable colored teachers could be found in ibal- Umore for the posiiions.—Bailimore Sun of tm a, MEXICAN News.—Congressman Pacheco, of California, 1s In Mexico, lookiug after railroad interests... Gen. Ord ‘and ex-President Dias have been visiting the cave of Cacahuamiipa. A monument ts to be erected in Mexico oa spot where Maximilian, Miramon and Mejia were executed....The Mexican Guilt Steamship Company have established a tele. pone ibe between San Andrews, Tuxxto and Santa Comapan. Tue BarTimoxe Svicips.—@he Baltimore Sun of this morning says; The Body of the young man who commuted suteide at Pepper's Hotel On Saturday was ascertained yesterday to v that of Jobn M. Cocke, of Hagerstown, aged 26 Years, until about a monta ago tn the employ . Bloom & Co., whole cers, of that place. The coupon for bas Uerday was Sent on to Was Broek, supertutendent of pot tmere and Ohio depot and obtained the valtse Uhat the check called for. The Vallse was sent to police headquarters bere, and on be: opened the nme was found on the luside after, [. ME. Cook, @ latf- brother of the sul- de. and who lives ip Westington, went to the muddle police station and recognized the dead man as his brother. He had the rematns placed in charge of an undertaker, to beseni to-day to Hagerstown, where he leaves four stugic and LwWo Married sisters. Mr. Cooke was reticent coxcerning his brother, but it was learned thut the young man had left the employ of Bloom & Co. early in March, with the intention of golag to Pittsburg to embark in business on bis own account. His after movements were uaknown to bis family, nor could Mr. Cooke or any of the young man’s friends in Baltimore account for the suicide. The worman with whom young Cooke was traveling ef Pittsburg is known in Hagerstown as Gerty Smith. The assumption of Une name of J. P, Ames by young Cooke is not accounted for. CINCINNatI’s ELECTIO: ‘a6 election In Cin- cinnaul yesterday was an exciting one, inainiy trom the fact that the Gazette (repubdlican) re- Pudiated the nomination of Charles Jacob, jr., by the republicans, and favored the election of the democratic bouinee, Wm. Means. Tae genera! impression from the returns recelved Up to 11:<0 O'clock Was that Means Was elected. ‘THE Havana Exaietrion.—Captain General Blanco opened the exhibitfon at Matauzas, Cuba, Sunday. Nearly all the Havanese au- thoriUles were present, as were also representa Uves Of the various corporations and a yolun- teer guard. Te most complete display of in- dustries is that of Cuba. Spain ts spariogiy represented, probably because the Mall (om- pany refused for a long time to transport grails goods intended for the exhibition. The Uatted States 1s fairly represented, principally tn nard- Ware and machinery, thohgh its agricaitaral oducts have also received some attention. ‘ne attendance was not large for an opening day, and there were remarkably few ladies present, KILL&D BY a Woman,—A. C. Thompson died in Norwich, Ct., yesterday, from fracture of the skull and other injuries recetved at the Thames Hotel, in that city, Mr. Delanoy, the proprietor, stated that Thompson feli from the steps. The coroner’s jury after a full tavesti- gation, however, found that Thompsoa came Uo his death from injuries at the hands of Mrs. Delanoy, wife of the proprietor, and Mrs. Dela- oy was locked up. HUNTING Hippen Treasuxx—The people of Cornell county, Obto, are making an excited search for an “immense amount” of coin alleged to have been buried in a certain vic! ity. The story goes that w! the Krench occupted Fort Duquesne, now tne site ol Picts- burg, they once, in anticipation of an atiack from the British. gathered up all their coin and treasure, 10: tt upon sixteen pack horses and sent it, under an escort of ten Men, © a trading post along the Tuscarawas trali; that the men had just buried the treasure when they were attacked, and all Dut two were slaiz, The usual acco! it tO these Stories @f a descendant of one of the two men who escaped returning with a key to the Spot, but faliing to find it, etc., is told, and now the le of that locality are competing with 1 each in up eT for several miles around * spot,” earrol- ing with each other over the undiscovered ai Lo doubt, Imaginary treasure, hy ELECTIONS IN MICHIGAN.—AD ae ard tnro' Michigan Justice of the supreme court, Gwo regents of the State University, and clreutt judges for twenty- four circuits or’ districts. ms come in slowly, but there is Do — % Seeley ae Hetne bench, and the chotce of tue Hon. James . Jay, of Blair. it, ape ——— —_ of Jackson, as regen ange number arter elections were beid 1a the stave, win aS Local issues largely pre- in such elections in De Eo od a bee of te eco et on the benc! Tecorder's court, the (iret ertininal court of the city, Dy a combdina- don of republican and citizens’ tickets, over Sargent Graggea irom her borse, outraged. ‘murdered and buricd last Satur. The fine famfly residence of Thomas Davie, @ Brunswick county, Va, was burned, with lis ae barely escaping, st- | ‘A. dispaten trom | i | SES SS SR RS SSE A ET RC ase CSITED STATAS SUTKENE COURT ORCIOES RXISTING 1) Be DEPeCTIVR A ceeision was rendered by the Supreme Court of the Untied S.ates ye sterday in the Mor- IN CAS6 Of Joha Miles agi. ought bere by appeal from th fi tab. Miles was indicied £ trict court of Ucah, our shad apd the gory rendered # ver : Miles apon_Appeaind to the supreme Court Of the territory, where the gment of the district court was. a firmed LOW appeals 01218 Cour Upon the follow ing assignments of error: Firs. That adue. Freie of the Mormon faith were unlawtully ex cluded from the jury. Second. That tne decia Talions of Miles were Sdmitted as proof of uts (a Third. That the testimony of alleged second wife was admitted 0 prove uarriage of Miles to * No. | relusions fo this court are: that ent from ube e: of the jurors: Nat pol that the practic ave boon salt whether tt not it was mitted po error tn adante fies to prove Dis first marriage. { the Court below did err in allow. Owens, the second wife, to give Miles t : verbage pencer, the frst wife. The law of that a husband shall not p> a 8 TOF OF agulbst bis wife, Or a wife for or ast her be Tue marriage of Miles With Caroline Owens was charged In the In dictment, and admitted by him apoa the trial, ‘act Of bis previous marriage with Emily Spencer was, therefore. the only issue tn tne vase, abd that was contested to the end of the nill Lhe fact of the marria Scencer with Miles was established, Owens was prima facie tis wife, and eli LOL Be Used agatust him. Nearly all the authorities ugree that as long as the fact of the first marriage ts con! @ sec ond wife cannot be aumitled to prove it. it ts une record Una’ brated In Ut clear vy 1ages are 30 Ce proof of polyyz conducted 10 se whom they are solemn! That (018 almost Imposstole extract the facts from them when placed Upon the witness stand. if both wives are ex. cluded irom testifying to the Hirst marriage, > tn the epinion of unis court Uney should be T the existing rates of ent to Convict for p urdly attatnad) ceration wh! It must administer tne la meay is with Congress by ge in (ae ke DOLD wives u for the ramous & OR L. Cos altea Stal ctreult court in Kt , Judges Bond and Hughes pr reef M, F Pleasagts, the 1 coudurted the sale of the Atlantic, Mississippt and Oulo allroad, was presented. wud SLY unsel for the lish bondnol: 3, court to confirm the sale, After a beiween Ube court aud counse! e n of an order Of confirmation, including the mavher tn which the purchase money shall Da Pald, was agreed u ‘The order provides tor The deposit of .000 of the purchase money the Unton ‘Trust Company of New York, and the Daiance, $7,605.00, with the Fiaellty Trust Company of Philadelphia, both subject the order of the court, aud upon evidence d of the said deposit havi given to RMR. - SALE OF T been par ses and the property handed over to the 2 order to be fortually entered thts moi MABRIED FRIEDRICB—JOO8T. ‘Tues 18S], at Met, Presbyterian Unure Chester, Dro LL, FREEDRICN of Washington, D.C, to Miss F. G, Joost, uf Palestine, Toxas. * WRIGHT—POOLE. On April 34, 1841, by the Rev J. ¥. Grouch, st Philudeiphis, 's., Daven W. Warcur to Many as Poouk, All of Wasi ington, D.C. No cards * ——_—____+o- DIED Monday, April 4*h, 1881, at § 20.p. m., G., @aughiér of Ldward M. aud Malala is of tho family are invited to attend from tue Church of Ascension Thare- day, at Ji o'clock 8 m. a INGLE. At Frederick, Md., after a short dl- Desa, April 5 i SLIvaveta Devaney, third dauchter of v. Usborne «12 and Mollie Addi ton ingle, in the eleventh year of hor age. ¥. Tuesday, April Sth, 1841, at 8 o'clock Keir, in the ixty third year of 2 of Com ireland. vral will take place {roi 132 B street southwest, ‘Laaraday, © atl o'clock a m. Kequism msas at Bt. p nick's Church. MEEKS. Un Monday morning, Ay ASDix MERGS. qed thirty-cugtt Years. Funers! will take plser from No 1330 High street. Georgetown, Wednesday. April Gun, at’ yO UURE, NO PAY —WHITEHURST'S CEDAR BALAM is warranted to cure Qongha, Uolds, Cronp, Throat and Lunw Diseases, &c. fix dro| ade dry it. If not satshed return the emp! bottie and wet your money back. sold by W. 5. THOMPOON, 703 16th street, and all drugviate. Price 25 cents. SLOTT & C) wie ok ne tale. ja ONDERTAKEKS 7 LLL i with: W ‘Bencbonr, TORR SnING UNDE AT Awiae Ro. 816 Pa. eve. D Wes 20 and ais sirsess. Everything first-class. 3anl9 Feed. sPinvien, UNDERTAKER, janis 1223 Th strect northwest. OHN K. WRIGHT, UNDERTAKER, sete 1227 10th strset woe FINANCIAL. ROFL 20 #ER CENT.—Au Association has been formed by responsible parties to conduct, operations in connection with the Turf, Bookmak- rial will £6 yon 1D 1080 pet seat Pe aon, waleb will realize fro por moni pireacy mutwcrbed: Capital, $100,000. for Prog i New Yorr pectus. - Be. poe end « COLUMBIA POTTERY Go. MANUFACTURERS OF STONK AND EARTHENWAR 318 Georgia avenue, Foot of 84 street 4.0. A genera! assortment of Jars, Jugs, Pitchers, Baok- wheat Pourers, Mik Pans, Butter Crocks, Churns, Beer Muga, &c.,iu manufactureand on band. This ware oe << the best quality Lerra Cotte mate- nal, and by ekilled workmen ot FOS Ae ANDES Ea CHINE ‘AND HaND. ‘MADE POTs. insanfscturea fra ‘ality, tempered, BED PUT CLAY. (AMENTAL Fiower Vance, Urns, Hanging Borhete and CONSERVATORY WARE. "The Firet Diploma awarded at the late Exht piton ef ihe ‘Horbcaitura! sociely and atthe Ne- tional Fair. janis-m c= BUPPEBT. Nos, 403 amd 205 Tth st. m. w. BZADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITRFY CHIL- DEEN’S CARRIAGE OUMPANY, the cheapest for Beauty, Comfort and Durauility in the market. ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, CLOQUET AND LAWN TENNIS, BICYOLES, VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, S. ¥. BOLLER SEATES (all numbers) At Prices to Sult the Times. mao AIBYMEN, ATTENTION! —Just received two care, Ont w, and ys sale 4a quantition to cheaper “wil take the richest tuilk and nove of it. W. H. TENNEY & SONS, cicsale Deslers ie oes, Feed, Corn, Osis and Hay, CAPITAL fois suE LEWIS’ SONS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Whe ‘Have just received an entire Dew stock of DIAMOND EABRINGS, LACE PINS AND FINGER RINGS ‘st unusually low prices. ap? 4215 Pennsylvania avenue. that they have formed Frigid ‘irm of Wi and ToeGoo me oF. ~ by be apo s srinen Bet PR SE TT al vw pan OLIVETTE theee yoyulae Opera an Daltiagt now a i Porpou ts Wi To ERS 5 aeons he and Me: rom _. ‘axed, wt lage discount. mart os a Nertnweet)