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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-12
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


Brwn k EAt a.!ti co s;s, AIs2is..on'ar.,
Corner Pennsylvsnia avenue and 9Th street.
LARGE AND PEREN pTORY SALE. TO CoysR
fh bT AZ ~ k MP GhAEiks, 9E hAsSs
PsRL1R AND c { H. Sh sufTs. G cfi
on fCLH nh w PatSTsp rorT.gE SUES
kUCk ERs, HAIR cLoTa SoFas. LoGNGsssS,
WAhNET AND UAk EXTENSION TABLES
~ On Tt AR S sGsstSs noe 18th
W commencing at I o'clock, ON he II ret Dor %
~ our spacious sslesroom, We will sell, without
treseIve, comprising:
One Rosewood Piano.
ITO Walnut Chamber Suits. in oil.
liz W slnut Psrlor Suits in reps and terry.
very andsome Walnut Dressing Case,
avery fine imported Frenc Clocks,
Walnut and Oak Extension Tables,
Marble top and plain Cottage suits,
Walnut and plain Bedsteaos and Mattresses,
Brussels, Velvet and other Carr pets,
70 Marble-toP Tables,
Boosters and Pillows,
sLdebOards, Rockers and OH Paintings.
Walnut and Oak Dining Chairs,
Large and Small Mirrors,
~ pieces Oil Cloth,
Iane-seat Chairs and Bockers,
Walnut Lounges and Sofas,
SoGkiSs ard other stoves,
win many other articles in the Furniture and
Housekeeping Line, all of which will be soli with
dtlOd WI. WALL & CO. Aucts.
RYJ. T. CoLDwELL 4 co, Auctioneers,
- corner Pa. avenue and 18th street.
- will sell, on TUESDAY MORNING the
U.s. 18Th Instant, at 1D02 Penna. avenue near
IL ION st., south side, a full line of Goods, con
Fry Goods. Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Hosiery,
Hsidk Is, &c.
At 1 O'Clock precisely will commence to sell
TOYS,
consisting of q full line Of
Dolls, China Cups and Saucers, Vases of every de
scrlption, and Bohemian Glassware of endless
variety.
The sale will be continued day and light, without
stopping.
We particularly call the attention of the public to
the grand Toy sale. An vaianche of TOYS on hand
The stock will be Gold without reserve.
J. 7. COLBWELL & co. ,Auctioneers
deSH' g. SAASTAG, Salesman.
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10y LATlMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers.
- Successors to COJper q Latimer j
Southwest corner Penn p avenue and 18th stree.


- Successors to Cooper Latimer, }
southwes; corner Penn q avenue and 18th stree
- By virtue of q deed Of trust from Samuel
OV9SirOng and wife to me, dated June 7, 1859, aud
recOrded In Liber IL, and Il, folio 4SS, etc,
OF the Ian records OF the District Of Columbia, and
public auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of November, 1870 at half past 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon, the following real estate. to wit
Part OF Lots numbered one "a and seventeen, H. }
in Square numbered six hundred aud eighty -Eiy
100 in the city OF Washington and District Of Co.
lumbia, beginning for the same at a point in said
lot one W en- First street est seventy nine 79) feet
north from the southeast corner of said lot one IL
thence running north with the line OF First street
east nifty eight (5sl feet to point in said lot num-
beTed seventeen, az and the center Of twelve foot
corded subdivision of lot numbered two and said lot
numbered seventeen, az , in said square, thence
west through the center Of said alley seventy seven
"a tset thence south fifty eight t55) feet paral
with the lire OF First street east, and thence east
seventy seyen feet parallel with Forth street 10
the place Of beginning.
parts Of Capitol Hill, end will be sold on the follow
ing ttrms $ 90 cash; balance in six aud twelve
months, secured BY de- Of trust on the premises
slOO to be paid on he ne cay /, q rs ssle INV,
oSS dSds LAflMEB CLEARY, Aucts.
ay-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, December Ist, $50, same hour and
place. CHARLES EWING Trustee
na5-d&ds LATIMER CLEARLY, Auc;s
81 THE ABOVE SALE Il FURTHER POST
PONED until MONDAY, December ~, $50, same
hour and place. By order OF Trustee.
del LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts.
|" THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
POkEp until MONDAY, Dec ber 18th, same
hour and place. Bv order e Trustee
del2 LArIMER CLEARY. Auc:s.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
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DY LATIMER & CLEARY, Auction eers
- Successors to Cooper h Latirner,)
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania ave- and 18th ct

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE DESIRABLE LOT
AND MARBLE FRONT BUILDING AT Tue
kOBIHNEST CURNER OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE ANB 18th STREET
IA BY virtue If deed of trust dated the first
EH day Of December. 1856, and duly recorded in
-Liber X. 81. H.. No. "A, folios 30 ct seq e, one
of the land records of Washington couoty, ID O.
and at the request Of the holders Of part of the
secured thereby, due and unpaid, the Subscribers.
Trustees will offer AT public anction, at O'Clock on
the afternoon of WEDNESDAY, ID -cember 2lst.
$50, on the premises that piece parcel of Ound
known and described on the plat Of the city Of Wash
lngton, II. c, as part Of Lot No i'm Square No
three mildred and twenty two, situated st the
northwest corner OF Pennsy lyaBia avenue and Ilth
street, and improved by marble-frOnt, four -tsry
Building 20 by l04 feet Containing besides the store
and basement, fifteen rooms
Terms OF sale One-iiith cash (of which $500 will
be required when the property is s.ldb the balance
in g. ~ Is and "a months, with interest secured bv
deed Of trust on the premises. Revenue stamps at
cost Of purchases, as also tha cOny eyanCing
CLIFTON HELEN, lr.
HAMILTON g. FAINT, iiusUees'
nc2S dts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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~ DSutHoost UVI HoI OF III dIlI d oITttI5.
CHASCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES
TATE On THE SOUTH SIDE OF l. STREET
NORTH, BETWEEN 9THANDl9TH STREETS
WEST
IRA BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court
t.0 Of the District of Columbia sitting ia eguily
49, passed in the cause of Cuiverwefl er az VS.
CulVer9ell ct al. No 2O6. 10 Doc. 10, the under.
signed Trustee i'll sell in front of the premises on
TUESDAY, the 20th day OF December, ls7O at 4
O'Clock m that part of Its, Square $40, begin.
ming at point forty one feet from the north
west corner Of lot number ell light street NORTH
and running thence south lilo feet inches thence
north and west l9 feet Ga inches 10 inters~ct line
drawn south from the ". corner of said Lot three
90 6 feet; thence it'll said line north iO6
feet thence 10 feet to the place of beginning
Terms: One third cash (of which SIS down on day
ef saleD; balance in siK and twelve month s bearing
interest at 10 per cent Title retained until payment
In full OF snrcb money; stamp. and conveyanc-
complied with in i've days from sale, the property
will be resold s.yen days advertisement at risk
and cost of defaultinR purchaser
WAkH. b. WILLIAMS. Trustee
del0 d GRGEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuCts
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.

LAST NIGHTS TELEGR1Ms.
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n

Many are aware Of the % their an ferfse hus
none Will Confess The resOrds OF the
and the melancholy deaths by consumption bear
am pie witness O. the truth of the assertion.
The Constitution, once Affected BY organic wesk-
ness, requires the aid of medicine q sreng thes aud
inv igor ate the sysgeu, which II HELMBOLDr
EA1RACT OF BUCHU inv ariably does A ia
will convince the most scepticai.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-04
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Terms of Subscription.
, year, SIS; six months, So 50.
Advertisements.
Journalists in WashinQtOu,
We copy the following racy sketch from
the Xashiuuton Reunhicnn.

We copy the following racy sketch from
the Washington Republican,:
e. p. Brooks came to town yesterday
from his country chateau across the river.
He killed cart load of cartridges in fowl
ing excursion the other day He uses them
for manure.
w. y. Shaw has arrived in town looking
younger than ever. His advent has nothing
to do with the mission to England. He
might 60 if they make it worth his while.
James X. Young is reputed to be as skill
full at the oar as at the pen. He is a mem
her Of the AnalOstans.
George Adams has not been made men,
Der Of the Fat Mems association. He falls
several pounds short of the standard weight,
but he is picking up fast.
W.ScOtt Smith is after l.. l.. Grouse in the
Post, and threatens to chaw him up.
L. L. Grouse is after Scott Smith in the
Times, and swears to demolish him, and
thus the fun is kept going.
d. ID. Cone is seriously thinking of taking
q reef in his sgnboard. 1t is out Of proper
ton to the Ledger.
Joseph Mcfarland has no notion of going
on peace mission to the Indians. He
leaves it all to the Quakers.
David X. Mckee will go to Europe on his
bridal tour after the marriage takes place.
and not to Alaska as was at first coOlly pro-
posed.
Colonel Clarke, in suspending his lively
little Telegram, imposes the duty upon us of
attending to the personals
George A. Townsend might give us a lee
ture on king William and Bismarck"
which would be veay entertaining at the
present moment.
Flanagan of ours got of a bushel full Of
jokes at the auction sale yesterday, ON the
demise Of Joe Halls tiger
John o ROurke, Observation-Disclosures
is compiling history of Fcnianism which
will reach back beyond the flood, if he doesn't
get swamped.
Dick Evans has invented new step in
the Mazourka which will create a sensation
in fashionable circles this season.
Captain Burritt, when he has leisure, will
begin tale in the Sunday Herald which
viii have a moral attached to the other end.
General Jones is enjoying respite from
his literary labOrs.
General Boynton shows no sign of fatigue.
He can work longer and harder and look
fresher than most men.
NJ. w. Barr is at his post every day, Like
a true soldier.
James G. Holland looks forward with
pleasant anticipations to the forthcoming
season of social reunions and receptions.
II. j. Ramsdell hasn't been seen for several
days OH the row. Where tarries our truant
friend!
u. n. Harris Is vigorously at work pre-
pairing for the advent Of the Patriot. He
is not the man to stagnate. up and doing
is his motto.
E. A. Richardson will be here in few
days. The live, genial Rich will be vel
come.
Captain Seville is studying the phenomena
of earthquakes. He thinks the last shake
came from Europe after Victor Hugo wrote
his bloOd-a nd-th thunder letter to the Prus-
SLAMS. 1t took long time coming.
On dit that John 7. Foley. who is now
doing such admirable work on the Standard,
will resucitate the Telegram on a larger
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-04
The New York Express SAYS:

with horrible and revolving account of
cruelty to seamen-a recital so replete with
brutal atrocities that but few people are
inclined to accept any portion Of it as the
truth. But this narrative has been previously
matched by accounts of satanic doings
at sea, and those accounts have been
verified in courts Of justice. Yet the pun
ishment meted out to the ships officers,
who have been proven guilty of conduct
of the slenderest kind. 1t should be as
terrible as the offense One reason WHY it
is not Of more wholesome and lettering
character, is a prevalent notion that com
mon sailors will lie and swear to their ut
most without hesitation, from motives of
revenge; but we imagine there is as much
truth in the average oath of the forecastle.
as in that of the quarterback.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-04
The TerrebOnne Patriot says !:

We have received this week another val
uable acquisition to our labor in this parish,
o. P. Fisk, Esq, our enterprising. planter
of "Dulact and TerrebOnne station, not
withstanding he is from the North and has
planted in this parish scarce one year, yet
he has worked wonders ON his three plan
tations. This week we returned from New
Orleans and met him ON the cara, accom-
panied by fifty fine able bodied German
faborers who are to work on his places.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-04
The Homer IHad says

Governor Warmoths visit to North Louis
sana has been one unbroken triumphal
march, and all the Misrepresentation. %, Of
gratifying fact. In Homer he achieved
victory for his country, his party and him
self, which will not soon be forgotten ~
friend or foe; and the redeemlng frult
thereof will continue to spring forth during
long years to come.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-04
We copy the following from the Washing

we copy the 1OIOWlng ITUN lHe Washing
ton Republican:
At about five o'clock last evening, an in
teresting ceremony was performed at the
executive mansion. A nephew of the Pres
ident, son of Collector Casey, of the port
Of New Orleans, about eighteen months
old, was christened by Rev. DR.. Newman,
pastor of Metropolitan Church, in the pres
ence of the families Of the President, Col
lector Casey, and those of General and
Judge Dent. The little fellow was chris
tened julie Dent Casey-the first part OF the
name in respect to Mrs. Grant.
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HRw BOOKS.


" The War Bssweeu the s,ateS. IL c4sse.. Ch1I,
ac;eT. Conduct and ReSul'S." BY H0H. 4. II.
sTEFBEHs
The National Publishing Company, Of
Philadelphia, have just issued the second
concluding volume Of this work. For
sorne time past there has been a general
feeling Of apprehension throughout
the country that the precariOus con-
dilion o! Mr.. Stephens health wouId
p1eycn! his completing the work,
but til. apprehension Is now re-
moved By the fact that the book is
finished and in the hands Of the agents Of
the company for delivery,
The high position held by MI. St0
phcns in the government Of the COntcdcr.
acy, llis great abilities AS the first states.
man Of the South, and his acknowledged
integrity Of character, make him perhaps
the person best qualifiSd TO tell the story
Of his cause and liz failure. His position
rs second officer Of the COniedcTacy cnR.
blGd him 10 gain much information which
WIS inaccessible 10 the ordinary historian;
the Arerct hisEOrV OF his government Is rs
familiar W him as an open book; and his
constant and intimate association with
the leaders Of the South, prepare him To
speak with accuracy Of their motives, and
TO Judge their acts from n more intelligent
stand point than any other writer.
IN the first volume OF his work Mr..
Stephens confined himself entirely to
discussion Of the Causes which led 10 the
secession Of the South. The history Of
the earlier days or the Confederate Gov.
crnmcn', and particularly thnt portion Of
its existence at Montgomery, ms PRO
visiOnal Government" Is given to the
world for tho first time in these pages.
Mr.. Stephens took part in the Provisional
Congress. Us delegate from GUorCia, and
was entrusted with many important duties.
Ills statements concerning these affairs
are Of great value. His narrative of the
Conference between President Lincoln
and the Confederate Commissioners mt
Hampton Roads, Is tho fullest and most
valuable yet given u tho public. Mr..
Stephens was the principal ncgotIatoF on
the Southern side In these proceedings,
in the history Of which the people 0r tie
whole country are 20 deeply interested,
The present volume il narration Of tho
events 0I the war, and Is as graphic anti
entertaining as romance, Willie possess
ing all tho higher qualities OF veraciOus
history. 1t will I've certain to tindits way
into tic library Of every man who desires
to hear GoM Eilts Of the question, and H.
turG generations will regard It ms the prin.
ripal authority on the Southern side.
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THE French affirm that the Prllssian
needle gun is rapidly fouling piece; that
the Dutch horses and mules arc starving,
and that the cncmy's cavalry carry old
honc.pisloIs" This may be 80; we don't
deny it, but even il it all be true, it isn't
sufficient to explain The events Of last Fri.
day and Saturday
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and Wo:k In Chemical Analysis. AID AZ ample
MuGenm 5or ;he Etady Of EAtETll History.
from e 70 g. p:H week. CnfGFnikhed rooms Is
per session 20 each 4tndeut. Preparing fOF the
NiniE;yJ. Pre- tuition % Eoas Of NiniEe:S Of
the Gospel Of al denSIn!nat!paP
FOc farther EA!iic gLArA apply Tor e1iasoZge 10
Prof e. l. LFuD>. SSS"rtArT. u: 10
" X PHSOLETOS- President.
jyis Bethany. West "a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-10

THE Weston Dsm"crnt assures US that
Mr.. ]. ". RATCLPYE, who cast the vote
Of Calhoun and Gilmcr in the West Union
Convention, was not an ALTERNATE" as
indicated in tho report on credentials, but
is an old citizen Of Gilmore. and was n
( genuine delegate. ....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-10

The ChApIInO Street ". Z. Church will be re.
Qp0led Tomorrow morning.
SAbbAm School Jubllec At D O'Clock Several
addresses will 10 delivered. All the scholars,
teaGhGBs, parents and friends Of tho school ara
invited 10 attend
d Preaching a. lO< 4. \. and quarter 70 .. H.,
blythe Rev. John A. Cray Of Christ Church,
Pittsburgh.
n. All the members and friends Of the charge
are cordially Invited to he present. AugG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-10

TME Turcos, mentioned ms being taken
from the French. are not clIasScPOtS nor
InitrailIcua.s, but veteran soldiers who
have hal long service in the Algcrinc lc'
gim Of Africa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-10

49, VoR sHEIIHP. -EiiAG1s Lsttgi9,n.
80 ar: AtEAe RoIEeitA,ioa u nGny fisnd',
VIZ B. sIxlS0S hGE e0nSe8te4 70 hITe hts H1Re
ANNOUNCED AAG eEndIG1iE EoE The SbsEi&Ai;y OIL
Ohio COanty. II elected. b Ei1 ute his bal
epdeaTorI % ss7Te The pzblte fGishtally GnA in.
pGy1i8Iiy. NJ. SIHT80T viii. o! oyGrSe. ABIDE The
de5-iIiSa Of the County EEpCbIie9n ConTent!0n.
EhOusd URS bs heId. AnS3