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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-17
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 319, southeast corner Of 9TH and ID streets
pEOpERTY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PEOPERTY.
"a By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated August
EnA 18th, A. 1885,, and duly recorded in Liber N ,
80, 7, No. Al foGio 40, &c, of the land records
tor washington county, in the District OF Columbia,
and by direction of the party secured thereby will
sell at public ancion in front OF the premises on
FRIDAY, the 18th day OF November A. ID. $50, at
$50 o'clock D. m, Lot numbered one, ~ Of the
corded subdivision of Square 10 626 the city of
"ashin gton, in SAID District, with all the improve
ments thereon.
This property il very valuable, and is in a rapidly
improving part of the city
Tern OF sale: One half in cash. Of which $50 must
be paid at the time of the sae;} the deferred paw
Rents 10 be paid in six and twelve months, with
interest from day Of sale, and secured by deed of
trust to the satisfaction of the trustee The terms
OF sale TO be complied with within six days after day
Of sale otherwise the trustee the right to
resell at risk sno cost Of first purchaser, after
one week notice. All onVeyancing and stamps at
purchasers cost.
WILLIAM H. WARD Trustee
no2-eo8ds GbEES WILLIAMS. Aucts
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uEtil MONDAY, November - IA. 1870, at the same
hour and place. BY order of Trustee.
nO2l GREEN * WILLIAMS, Aucfs
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
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A. THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PcNEi' until MONDAY, December 18th, same
hrnr and place. BY order # Trustee.
DELI LAflMER & CLEART. Au,tS
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ny GREEN WILLIAMS. Apc,t,u..-.-
~ Southeast corner OF seventh sad ID .,rs...
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~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED unit
III tuesday,, December LIST, l570. zme hour nnC
place. CHARLES EWING. Trustee
nolo-dSds EATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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Southwest corner Pennsy lysns ave and lItb stree,
SPECIAL SALE
SUPERIOR MADEIRA WINE. EXQUISITE
JAPANESE OHIEh AND SEs:JAPANBSE
CURTAINS, AND PLATED WARE
On TUESDAY MORNING, December ooh, $50.
at IL O'Clock within our Auction noors we shall
So superior collection Of the following articles,
IL cases BIackburns, MurdOChs and Clouds s7ns
rior Madeira inc, vintage lS32 ported by a
gentleman for his own use. -
2magnifiCen Japanese Vases.
japanese China Punch Bowl.
Exquisite japanese China Tea Cups and Saucers
japanese china Card Receivers
] elegant japanese Toilet Set.
Magnificent Laquered Salons and Punch Bowl,
Japanese Bread Baskets
Heavily Gilt French China Fruit Stands
French Fire Gilt Candelsbras
Satin Dams ask Curtains. &c.
Terms cash. LATIMER & CLEARY.
del6-dts Repub SPatriotI Auctioneers
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FBANK N. CARVER. Trustee.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
by LATIMER a CLEARLY, Aucuoneers,
- Successors to Co par 4 Latimer
Southwest corner Penn q ay euue and lIth streex

a BY virtue Of q deed OF trust from Samuel
UYoSir0ne and wife To me, dated June Z I569 aud
recorded In biber n, aHd X, folio ass, etc, on
OF the land records of the District Of Columbia and
by order OF the party secured thereby, I will sell a.
public auction, on the premises on FRIDAY. the
IN the afternoon, the following real estate to Wit
Part of Lots numbered "a and seventeen, II.
IN Square numbered six hundred and eighty--iN
tooo) IN the city OF Washington and District Of 90
lumbia, beginning for the a point in said
lot one ( ON First street 81 seventy nine 7gy feet
north IRON the southeast corner of said lot one, 4
thence running north with the line Of first stree
east nifty eight t5sl feet TO p5ist in said LIT
alley laid out to be forever kept open ia the re
corded subdivision OF lot numbered aud said LOT
numbered seventeen, M in said sluare. thence
west through the center Of ssd alley seventy or
with tho line OF First street east, aud thence east
seventy seven feet parallel with north street T.
the place of b. ginning.
The above property is located in one of the best
ing terms 81 0 cash; balance in six and tsssiy.
months, secured by detd Of trust on the premIses
SlO0 to be peid on the day of sale.
CHARLES EWING, Trustee
oc25-d6ds LATlMkh a ULEARY, AUcts.
THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
I'll URSDAY, December LIST, l570. hour and
place. CHARLES EWING. Trustee.
nolo-oSds EATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
81 THE ABOVE SALE l. FURTHER POST
PONEh until MONDAY, December ~, Is1u, same
hour and place. BY order of Trustee
del LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts,
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PcNEt, until MONDAY, December L 9th, same
hour and place. BY order # Trustee.
del2 LATIMER & CLEARY. AuctS.
RY WIN. l.; WALL g. co, AucsioDesrs.
HL Eaur
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED SHOE
BAZAhB in Fly SkEW BGILDING. No 10
and - Bridge street. Georgetown. d. g.. where h.
taS on hand general ass, rtment of the finest work
~ a. kinds IN the District Of Columbia AT the lowest
cash prices.
Also. experienced gentleman to conduct, cut
done III sly aud with fidelity.
I earnestly solicit an early call for the examns-
ton u my stock.
de I'M SAMCEL L GBOSS
EUB CHRISTMAS GIFTsl
Who would not gladden. his friends and fan;Iy's
hearts when you can buy such cheap goods for
Pro SCENTS.
Very fine Linen Worked HANDKERCHIEF5, 50
Sent &c y, LiDenHANDkERC 20 cents worth g
LACE COLLARS and HANDKERCHIEFS very
Magnificent BLACK SILK, $40. worth 81
Ria and COLOBED VELVETEENS, 81
At T. CUTMASs.
d s-l2t III Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. @.
EEORGETOwN DOLLAR STORE Il receiving
~ large ard superior stock Of Jet and Fancy Jew
elry statuettes, Vases, Albums, Knives, Chromos,
Picture Frames, Clocks, Watches, and Plated Ware
for the holidays. Wonderful bargains for 5 L. No
10 High street. J. q. NICHOLS. nol6-2m
TAsH PAID FOR LADIES'. GENTS AND
~ CHiLDRENS CAST OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC., at l.. GKhDW OILS, 1874
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended to. oc26-ly
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UY THOMAS X. wAGGAMAN,
D R.al kstate Broker aud Auctioneer,
Washington Georgetown Office slg 7th 81, Cd. p o.
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The following items OF war news were
received here by cable last night:
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~ THE ABOVE SALE l. FURTHER POST
PONkh until MONDAY, December IL, $50, same
hour and place. BY order of Trustee.
del LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Aucts,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF GROUND IN soTARE
70; ON 2lsT STREET, MAR \ sTkA ST,
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

a By virtue Of q deed Of trust executed 10 me by
ST>oo~ man N. Bothery and wife, bearing date on
Tho Sd day o. December, 1858, and recorded in
Libsr ard = No. 4, folio 40, one Of the land re-
shall fer at public sale, at the premises, 24th
street wet near the northeast corner Of Pennsylva
cember, 1870, 1T O'Clock %. m, all that piece Of
groun sius,e In said city Of Washington, and DIES,
e.eyen ~. .ut division of square numbered thirty
eight 1881, Beginning at point on 14th street west,
and running east ~ south q feet inc hes
ssnes rsss 70 north q feet inches
Terms: One-thrd cash: balance in two equal pay
ments at 6 and II months; the purchaser TO take Q
deed and give his notes in equal With Interest,"
IL the terms are not COMPLIED with within five day
the property will be resold at the cost OF the pur
the cest Of the purchaser. A deposit Of 500 re-
Quired on the fall Of the hammer.
delid GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09
ROBERT JEFFERS.

p.s You may send this letter to Mccormick II
you wish. ! am willing to certify to the facts
A. I,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09
N cCormick's Advance Reaper and
Mower Combined.

The following rhyme was sen! me by an unknown
friend, | believe Il is worthy Of publication, and
thank the writer for it.--C. IL. h.
Oh farmers all both great and small, warning take
frcm me,
Don't ever buy new machine tll you Mccormick see,
For he has got the best machine that ever came to
town;
Let others say ere what they may, they cannot beat
them down,
They took the prize at platevie fair little while
ago,
Though there we're some of every kind that made but
little show
The Advance stands far ahead of ALL and Is by humid
reds sold;
II Is Of best material built Its worth cannot be told
Those who have had them In the past their work to
In wheat that's crippled very bad they'r sure to
answer well
And where the grain is stralght'and tall ii works just
like q charm;
IT'S just the thing for every one TO have upon farm
Those who may want new machine be sure OF them
to buy,
Your notes are good for them, and their prices are
not high,
They have agent stationed here with perfect right
The champion of America !" which always answers
we'll
Then do not fail to cali on him he'll treat you like a
man
He is the lad who took the stripes from of the coat
Of strachan !
Their reapers cannot be surpassed, their mowers net
exceled,
They're both combined, the two in one, and easily
propelled;
The best of judges in the land all say they the
best
For durability and strength they're superior to the
rest.
You need not have heavy team to draw them
through the grain
When lighter horses do aslwell-' spent for
naught Is VAIN
Now all of You who till the soil, warning take from
me,
And never buy new machine till you Mccormick
see;
But CONE along and buy Of him, he'll sell you them
time;
Oh farmers come and nave the thanks of him who
penned this rhyme
And may your riches sll increase til you shall want
no more
That you may give your choicest gifts to help along
the poor, ~.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09
WAYNE, Lafayette Co., Wis,

WAYNE, Lafayette Co., Wis,
June 4th, 1870
C. II. RUSSELL ;-Dedr Sir II received note from
you some time ago in regard to the reaper known
the Advance wish TO say with respect to the ma.
chine, that II gave the perfect satisfaction. gave
au order for the mat hiue to VIM Nelty an agent
under Srachan; and II was delivered to me by
Chas. Blanchard, another agent Al Riverside. They
agreed to come and set the machine up, and after
waiting some time went to Riverside to get them to
do so. Blanchard was not to he found; so came
home and set 1t up myself, and went to work | cut
one huHdred acres Of gfdiR besides twenty Of grass
and tseuty Of fax. was not hindered five minutes
by the working OF the machine. My and was mostly
new breaking, and the roughes, ever cut oyer-l
did not have breakagr. The casting No. 49, that
runs the rake Is cracked ] wish you TO send me
new one,
| do not know Mr.. Strachan, but it appears TO me
that he is doing considerable hlowing-and to no
avail where the Advance is Known and properly
Afler cutting 40 acres sold my machine 10 neigh.
and flax with it, which made nearly two hundred
acres the little machine cut that season. some of
my neghbsrs have bought hem, and all are well sat.
isled. The machine was warranted to me, and
tried Il thoroughly cut wet, lodged oats, which
think no land rake could possibly have got through.
The rake " King to a charm. like the machine SO
well that bought another Of Blanchard las. January.
to have It ready for next harvest The casting want
for my neighbor; you may send two If yon please,
so | can have extra one. Post Office address,
Warren, Ill. Yours Truly,
ROBERT JEFFERs
PS You may send this letter 10 Mccormick II
you wish. am willing to certify to the facts
RI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09
Farm for Sale.

w undersigned ofers for sale his farm. situated
., y we town OF Mineral Point; within three mile.
'nt Guy, one mile and a half below the zinc fur.
on me X. X. track. A good stock farm, large
h. meaioN; 80 acres under the pillow, 60 more car
81 "e good spring and spnng-hou,e well water
IA ,Foou mill ste epleniy OF wood Tor the farm
~ y sol on .easons6l terms. For rsr,eulars en-,
04fe tn the farm.
M JAMES PnissTLEy.
- neral 'esnt. Feb 10, 1870
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

All the notes recently held by John
Strachan belonging to G. Ii. Mccormick
& Brother, are now in my hands, and |
am duly authorized to settle wlts all par
ties interested in the same. Those pre-
pared to pay, and who are desirious of
doing so, car be accommodated by cal
ling upon me.
CHAs. II. RUSSELL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

Who wants cheap
Dry Goods! Every
body. Where can
you get them AT
Gundry e. Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! The Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ev-
cry article warranted
as represented. One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w e e ky I!
Great Bargains IN
DreSsGoods, ShawIs,
Clio a k ings, Cloth s,
Cassimeres, Blank
cts, Flannels, Jeans,
Prints, Delaines,
Domestic, Cotton S,
&c, &c. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
par'ment, in charge
of MIR. Amberg is I'M
riyaIed in this section
for style, durability
and cheapness. A
choice assortment OF
our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
vinced that you can
save money by MAX
ing your purchases Of
us.
GUD RY Il GRAY.
Mineral Point. Wis. "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09
A Strong Endorsement.

Read the following letter, and then
Judge whether the Advance is the total
failure that J. Strachan represents it to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-09

WI charges are moderate and we shall use oul
va shaeaVers 10 suit customers.
,. W II. PRESLEY,
"'i.N' JOHN BOlAN
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
FATAL ACCIDENT IN BOSTON.

Bo>roN, Nov. IA singular accident oc-
CURED about o'clock this morning in q fourstoy brick
building the South End, occupied by Draper Hall
livery stable and riding school In the basement tho
propetors had about 100 horses In the second
were ~ boarding horses and the next two stories
formed large riding school, which very eXten-
sivcy patronled. In bin above the riding school lin
An nftc nearly bushels Of oats stored yestrr
day The great weight OF the grain caused the floor
sag and about O'Clock this morning IL gave way, a
sIight cracking being the only warning which the
startled occupants and employees received The grain
thai IL made q hole about 10 feet square
through the floor; its added momentum sent II
crashing through the next Hoor carrying horses
timbers and debris with It, many Of the horses in the
basement being buried IN grain and tnbers. The fire
men were promptly called out and the work "
iny Lhe animals from the uninjnred portions and from
the debris was begun Ii WAS reported that tevcraI
lives had been lost but investigation reduced the
Isr ~ one James French, carriage washer, who
an the gruund floor among the vehicles.
The rding school II usually opened At a. aud II
the accident had occurred an hour later, many lives
,nns have been lost The loss has not estimated
Draper Hall owned most OF the horses killed. and ihs
Lu,idinr il considerably damaged. OF courso 40
sn.o can Dc collected under the circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
VIEWS OF A FRENCH EMBAssADoR.

ViscOunt La GuerOnniere, formerly editor of
La France and recently French ambassador TO Turkey
gives the present policy Of Russia In letter
addressed to q diplomatic colleague. He says: Russia
and Prussia are not ia supposed leagued by secret
treaty. NJ. Theirs will confirm this on MS return RON
his patriotic mission IL would be grave mistake TO
believe that Russia IL about to invade Turkey where se
would encounter a resoute army and navy, which, u
der the present Sultan, have made great p1gLess, ~
designs to provoke an alliance between England anu
Austria while Prussia and France at war His pohcy
is profound his ambition more patient Russia ls
Prussan invasion makes progress In France Russian In
fuence increases in the Bosphorus and on the DAY
when the King OF Prussia Ia proclaimed Emperor or Ger
many, Russia will morally be at Constantnople. No
diplomatic denial alter the correctness OF ms as
sumption II is as clear mathematical doduotlOn
When declared, Russia had TO decide betWeen
two policies she might have restrained the ardor OI
Prussia and moderated her demands, or have secured
concessions which would neuraze the ascendenty on
Prussia. she did adopt the first OF these sire IL
necessarily impeled to follow the other In leaving INC
Empire the possession OF Kiel which c0mnands
the Baltic she is bound to regain the Keys on ne ise
Turkey. Therefore, regard as certain that the
Russian Empire will rule the Mediterranean whenever
Prussia, by absorbing Germany and mutilatng France
shall become the German Empire. Thus VIII the de
struction of Europe be accomplished.
But Europe cannot be broken up without causing
another result which enlightened minds already forese
tho New World will be relatively advanced, and be
placed by the shock outside the limits within which the
power Of organized Europe alone restrained hef Amer
lea will then acquire the ocean all the lnnuence
which Russia will command in the Mediterranean
These two coOss seated one on the Black sea ana me
Bosphorus the other on Atlantic shall divide the do
minlon Of the seas, and the foreign possessions OF
Western Europe shall pass away with her political
power Have /, dear colleague, answered your quee-
Vsomnt La ueronnere adds that Turkey on receipt OF
Jules Favre's circular appealed in vain To the European
Powers intervene In favor OF France Ii Is now TOO
late to attempt TO establish Europe on secure ahd
eauitahe basis
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

cord TO the French nation the right of election OF
representative body which would probably consti-
stitute an authority with which it would be possible
for MS to treat for peace.
In this shape had to submit the result Of our ne
gOtatons and conversation to His Majesty the King
and his military advisers
His Majesty was justly surprised at these eHorbi-
tant military claims by France, and he was dis
appointed in his expectations to the probable re-
suit of the negotiations into which had entered
with NJ Theirs The incredible demand that Prussia
should give ND the fruit of all the efforts which abe
had made in the field during the past two months,
surrender the many advantages she had gained, and
thus bring the situation back to the condition which
existed at the moment when the investment OF
Paris was commenced could only prove that in Paris
they were merely looking for pretexts to deny the
French nation the right of holding the election, and
that they were not willing to give the people an OPP
portunity TO carry the voting out without inter
ruption.
Influenced by NV desire to make another effort TO
come to an understanding on some other basis OF
settlement, NJ. Thiers had interview on the line
Of the army outposts with the members OF the Paris
Government, on the 5th inst, so as to propose 10
them either armistice on the basis OF the sfd IN
quo for shorter period of time than that which was
asked, or the simple convening Of the electoral
stance ] said / could guarantee free admission OF
French voters to Paris and the granting of every
facility which did not interfere with our military
situation and the safety Of our army
Regarding H. +, substance of his interview with
Messrs. Favre & d Trochu, NJ. Theirs has not given
me any approx ate information. He could merely
inform me that 70 result had been the delivery to
him Of advice I break of negotiations with His
Majesty and to 1--we Versailles, since the compile
ton of an armist e. including the right Of repro
visioning Paris, not to be attained. NJ. Thierss
return to Tours took place the 9TH inst, at an
early hour of the morning
The course of the negotiations with NJ. Theirs has
impressed me with the conviction that the present
rulers of France did not, from the very beginning,
sincerely wish to hear the views of the French ma
ton expressed in representative parliamentary
body, constituted by free and uncontrolled cleo
tion and that just a. little has been their intention
to bring about armistice; but that they supu-
lated for q concession which they knew from the
first to be unacceptable, and that they only asked
for these conditions in order not to give to the
neutral Powers, on whose support they count direct
refusal
In conclusion, beg 10 request that YOU will ex-
press yourself 10 the Government TO which you are
accredited in accordance with the contents of this
dispatch, to the reading Of which to the Minister
of State for Foreign Affairs you duly empowered.
Accept &c, BISMARCK.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
PRUSSIAN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

PROBABLE RENEWAL or THE SIEGE OF MONT
BEDY-A PRUs5IAN DEFEAT AT BoNNIEREs.
LONDON Nov. Is. 1870.
Six thousand German troops now marching
Noutm6dy. The renewal of the bomhardment of
that town is therefore expected.
dispatch from RoueB, dated yesterday says a
force of 800 Prussisns- well supplied with cannon,
entered Bonnieres that day, but were driven ont
with loss by the Gardes Mobiles and the Francs
GIeurs
Rrussian column Of l0,OoO men has arrived at
Reihel.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The singing society, New-York MannerchOr
will give "a concert for the benefit OF the widows and
orphans fallen German soldiers at the Terrace Garden
tonight
The receipts of the German Patriotic Ladies'
Fair OF BROOKLYN amounted to 38 Friday and to
$500 SO on Saturday, when il closed The total
ceipts will amount 10 about $4,000
The French Patriotic Ladies' Bazar, in aid
OF the sufferers by the In France viii he opened at
the Arnory OF the dornerIy 3n Regiment Of
Broadway and Thirty -fifth-st, tomorrow night
Emil Sauer, Treasurer of the German Patri-
ofic Aid Society OF this city, reports total of subscrp
tons, tl9s,2 81 remtances made To the Central sani-
tary Commission Berlin by the North German Consul
General this port 500 OoO renitanees made directly,
sOO54s f5 travelling expenses paid to surgeons who
have Joined the German army, A2s3 "a; expenses for
printing and advertising t6l OF not yet collected 500
cash on hand, 81 ,S0l 73.