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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-17
BY 4. &. pulliam. Auctioneer.
corner Main ani Fourteenth streets.

rOMnIS>IONER'S SALE or EALC-
y ABLE LAND. LFi'G ~ TIE BROAD
70 X iOhD. ABOtr tuEE. MILES From
'lrcre, Of he fircri, court uf hggtcrtcid county
II is Nay trrm ls5o IN tie sni. oc k":t. Pain"
Go. re. David NcD,nicl. will proceed 10 seq on
SATURDAY thr 18Th az March 1872 a, l. "'cl"cS
" uf fair if:ot on the frs: ffrday tllrrctlicri,
II ihc premises, much o. the La !. 81 -A'
Mcdaniel adjoining LAWSON Bn-io"i sr,t't. anal
the ADJOINING. rllcc. called 'I'r02d Rock, -
nav lIn s,i.ir cut to paw the pl1 intiH's debt.
amounting 70 :2;O 80. III addition 10 he cost OF this
-aI,'.
TIETS: Ctsh. {. {. hcH,E'
C"ininissinnCr.
sale conducted by \. T.. PuLLLtM. iuct!onreT.
,,.t,
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VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
TnEEE-rLY, and INGHAI; CARPETIHGS.
RUGS. MATS and FLGuR.LLoIHS,
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLDriIS,
DAMASk and LACE CURTAINS. aud WIS
DOW SHADES.
have reduced! the above 10 correspond with the
price of gold. X. L. RICHARDSON,
NH Sim COL corner Main and Ninth streets
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ByA. c. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
outhgc3t corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets.

,outifwc5t corner OF Main AND toIrtcentn streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
I AVAILABLE TRACTS or LAND, ABOTT
NINE MILES FROM RICHMOND ON TIE
PErFRskrRG RAILROAD ND TURNPIKE.
IN CHFSTERFJELD COUNTY, AT Auction.
IN pursuance Of decree Of tie circuit court nf
Chesterfield county of Its Hay term, 1892 In snl Of
Y. j. Chaikiey ri 0ls against Mary Z. Charley.
,dmlni tratrix u +. G.. ChaIkier Geceased. II
us., &c VIII proceed to ~ at puzzle ",cifn. on
:ie promises. IN FRIDAY the 18th March. 80 mt
L o>clock NJ, fair. II MT, IN tic first fair day
thnrcIft.r, commencing With the tract containing
fINETi-E:GH1 ACRES. adjoining hc lands rf
=. :. NnodrfdS5- G.. fhaIk'ey. Furaa and
william "a icr's estate, rcsr the Hrlt-Way sta
zion. All tn" timber has been cur Of the land,
good deal cr wood remains. This land pre-
Iuccs s@cil com. oats, &c
After tho above. ONE HUNDRED AID
AND OFFICIALLY ACRES or
LAND Wing on the Petersburg turnpike iEirnc-
dll;,ly south of tine 'Marsipn Tract" which f.
very ri n. and lies we'll for cutivation prndricc~
veil aud Il admirably adapted 10 The growth Il
corn .al. WHEAT. nd grass. u the Timber. er.
ras / ~ during TIE sTar. X l. well watcred ny
two streams.
TERMS: Dnc-fnurrh 81 h: balance Mt q. j.. and
L rrorIh5 IN 1Dd'. With In ercs, added, and title
rctaIatd. WILLIAM A1bERs,
&. {. MCRAE.
Commissioners.
Gale conducted byh. E. FrLLiAM, Auc:ionerr.
NH Ii ct
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

DUTTON-HOLE AND COMBINATION
ID -EwlHL-NACifINE~
1911 MAIN STREET. klrHMtNH.
One Of the best machines c,cr mace. J! does III
that ans other marh.n. can d; IAkEo EtI-
TuE-iIO!.fS and Et.E-SE,N Ms y -it'.s.
We take ;:lI other MACHINES In i.fC llAN.i!.
and sell the cSrh .nrcd machines very law, Can
and SCr this machine work. ana ]! you want
machine YOU will rcrtriniN bay.
MACHINES bought sold, repaired, %t., &c.
NH lin
4 GENCY OF TIE WHEELER Il VIII
N son APPROVED SlLENT-FLED !. w
ISG-MACEINE. No. II \ nth street, ncIr slain.
All kind IL >-w:ng-N!aciiuc, Repaired
Especial attention paid IN Tire repairing of the
Wheeler X Wilson an! Elliptic Nncastn"s.
GEORGE ii. BROWN,
fei2 Agent and - win--NIacUiuc Nachnlst.
CEWlNG-M ACaINES OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The >:.NtT ELLIPTIC SIN
ISu HACiiI3t& HUItiiIf and SOLD. " @en
The only rkprEH hfEnI.la .,r tI@ hLuAJ
GLLtE1LC EACllt.FS.
:-LUA1 4 AnntHGIUH.
SO -i7 :',-v s.r.s.-. ua2~ 5."u-'rcrtt:
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Affections sALEs-This Day.
BY Thomas ". Keesae. Auctionecr,
No. 1917 Main street.

,,I--7rr,rr-pr PIANO
hpUSJIoDD mr. .rf,p "a I, 81,
IA MELGDFON.~ s1lSEk-rLhnED WI,
-pc ~ FAR SALE At AUtTfOS.-I wiii
ali TnIS DAY ut my aucilon-hnugr, commencing
= 10 n:c,ock. nm assortment Of G i 1 Il r. i
rIrRSITTRF &c. consisting or
/ RoSF WtIOD-CASE TIhSb. In Eooh order
poSEWOOT)-CsS MELODEOS, very su-
foSr,MnoDo 90
, sui,s Walnut PARLD" FIHNi'thf' ID
green reps new al1 m1l y, ,,,orod rens
suits PtRLnR FUR -; IN ,,in' !" 'r III
MAllOIhN ~ ann Hh~''
CHAIRS. .,nrorrS
MAHOGANY and WAl.NUI AZ = pr, ).
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BUREAU" ''"'
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUI S.-,,-,r,..rr
JENNY LIND and t,tllAb'. rf''i ''|'~'
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Hiii'LIiu :. DrNHAM : CO., Agents.


STENM TO N,.ASt'IW ND -,
LONDONDERRY. 49,.
THE ANCHoE LINE.
E.gnrite Clyde built passenger steamers arr u
.ence.t T. sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No 20 North river, II y O'Clock =.
SAg,Es or r.Ss.GH. PAYABLE ~ CrRHESr':
Cabins 10 Liverpool Glasgow. OF berry rsQani
+ ccursi0n tickets good t5r twelve months. So.
Storage 10 Glasgow or Derry, PSI ALterme,iis!c,
S5S
Prgu.li certificates from these ports $3i.
Passengers hnukt! To aud from ilamk,srS, tiaSTe,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, IC. Al scr! low rat.s
Drafts is3uct: r""ah!e a. any bank In Great Re-
1eir.
For further Information apply at the comgsny'5
oGIcc$, W. Bowling Green, New York. 10 llEH-
pERSOS i;HO,uEl:s. crto
WILLIAM Z. BuNHAM & 60, Agents.
aus
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WANTED. 4 LADY QUALIFIED To
W TEACH E>GLl>Ii. FIRE +Cl!, and MUSIC
on rikED, "a take G.: 20" rr from four /" Fix
.ir!. a tr.v miles frCm tic city. Address "oN 3i3.
Richmond. mn l'-tt"ro
UIDES WANTED.-Ili"hcst market
rrIct. mi! In cash for IArT AND GREEN
HIDES by f;CI.sF / KING.
q, 10 1..a Main >ir"et
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RATIONAL LIZ =,

y
pt.anars weekly 81 LIVERPOOL. -. ret>
c:,i!!ug IL QtEFHsTOW&, lcaylnI. seSEA4so.
pier 81 Sortu river c:vry Saturday:
FRANCE QUEEN, Ht.IstllA:
I,ESMARk, EklS. IENtef ~ 49,
ENGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA
Cabin passage, 800 and Eij, currency.
Stre.agc passage, $40 cllrr"rrY.
Storage tickets t-cm liverpool or Qa"cnsto%",
a3i, In currency.
:,ecr3g" passage fr"m Antwerp, Hamburg i."!'
tccc.M. aud lIavrc. S!5. III c4r.@G"T.
For further particulars. apply a. tin o..ceS -
tire company. CO. Broadway. I. W. >. btEef,
Manager. -. -
WIiLIkn =. DrNllAN + CO., Agents.
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I.UIEhND'S ORIENTAL CREAM.
u Slt.irg Brushes, sn;rcrirr Flesh BRUSHES:
wood. Gy"rr, aId Quill T0Gti;pirks, Paper Fa-
!" E'ro.i L Sons.
MI. !. NINTH anI Main i .tNt..
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FERTILIZERS.
WAGONS, CARES. sc.

rs'O CONTRACTORS. FARMERS, AND
4 OriiE!:e.-I!ir sulIscril,r. would res t.ccitli,
inform all tl"sr recurring WAGONS. BiGiilES,
or CARTS, That he has on hini and Is inanuiac-
turing Watiuc-S and CARTS III every drS,rip-
ton that liz Mil build IL ur,,.r an: kiul Of
vehicle required upon til" shortest notice ana III
tie loves, price. ParttcIlar &ttcatiun paid IT,
REPAIRING. al work warranted.
&. i. i!r>CnHB,
70. III vest Cary street, lear Adams.
f. f-cn,l2ni
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5tULn Is DOWN! DOWN WITH TIE
" PROCESS, IN" Thread AMI Patent Seine
T"inc- oT al A"-.; Lines fer hanging scincs,
which ill sell ii greatly reduced prices Calico
Isl 8, H. ai lie h.'si Il i.sr.: iuc a!l-wool Ecu!
and tit" !!IAu.is Il! &c. All other Dress Goods.
~a:inut-. Cas$inirr's. Clothing, Boots. Shoes
Hats, &C.. II remarkably 10" prices STUART
edward SlEni Cotton warranted superior L. any
IN '..i,., :DT sale low IL
l.. LIGIITESSTEIN'S,
l:c5 Franklin sirte',
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i5y GrlSbs = w Hams.
tJrfIanccrs ans Real Estate Agents.
Flc;cnth street between Main ana iaHA'

rlcrcnth street between Main and Bank.
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
| } from y. r. Buyn! ana wife 10 us. me uoacro
.Iprr,L We shall on TUESDAY. March l5th. at l.
clock VI Ut tic Office Of GruhIS I HltIlains, u
,I,n CIV ii Richmond, sell by puhiir auction
rriAGj + LAND Situate IN the comfy Of Ntr
trrt. rorlaIniug TWO II y RED ACRE
,nn.t ~ InsS) boarded on the west ny the tiifka.
,o,,tur on the sunil by another tract ~ laua o.
h. .rid DuraI, and en- the east D- tie county rna
M Tho church l0t and on the south by lh, laflun'
Jntut.4 Turner Il Il represented tn LIS tiiat NIX
crcs arc cleared that The residue i heavily ti"i'
c!c.' ana that about half tn LAID is low. gro'nhs
and y9ry iin..
Tine tract Is twelve miles from Richmond. ana
ouiv Z quarter ri Il mile from Dl5pIch station.
an ;hr i}irhfp md and York 4 liver iilruad.
TIE terms 81 lie will he onrthlrll cash. and the
residue 1t i lr and eight months. with interest.
he purcftaerr to .,i'c his notes and secure tEcIu
~ .. deed al trust cn the iasd.
II tn. terms ~ sale i" not complied " ith wi!h!ii
r:t week t'rnm :.e day Of s%t", the Undersigned
reserve III ri4it Ia re- eli the property 1T tn" risk
D." The purchaser IN Grtlit-staInitS ana convey
snrii.- III purchasers cost.
FFGrI l.. FACE.
WA. MAUKY.
GGrars { WILLIAMS, Auctionccrs.
pO-TruN rNFGT.
Tifs earc Is postpone: until THURSDAY tn
t-t r,lY 81 Marsh distant. - ~ ~ by consent OF
tarr.,t. iEGii i PAGE, rrp.,ccs
". i. MhIEY, !
NH Tf--c' u. j.. DUNaL.
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yTT ANTED. by gentleman, FUR or.
wv NIsJIhD Room without board. Ad" II
irp q poeI -nflrc box oG2. mn l7-ltr
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LATE TELE0RANS, As.

The Mcfarland trial will be continued to-
day in New York, when the witnesses who viii
probably be called are the inmates OF the house
in Amity street. where Mrs Richardson resided
At the time Of the first shooting. During the
week Horace Greeley, Henry Ward Baecher,
and other prominent persons, will be put upon
the stand.
The New York East Conference SATURDAY.
~ ther discussed the question Of Law delegation
without result A watch was presented to
Bishop James The watch is a silver one and
interesting as relic, having once been tine
ding.
A dispatch from st. Louis states that M. 4.
snslsky; tne city treasurer. has been arrested
charged with being . defaulter aud that par-
tial hearing OF the case on SATURDAY. deyeloped
the fact that he had lost $40 900 in stock specu
lations and loans to friends.
The Congress of Colombia, South America,
has recognized the Cubans a. bellieerents e,ect,
ed General Salgar President revoked the ban
lshment OF General Mosquera. and passed the
Darien canal treaty with the United States to a
first reading.
General Sheridan has received a communi-
cauOn from several hundred of the people of
wyoming Territory sustaining him in his eff
forts TO repress Indian savagery. and asking for
troops to protect the Wind river section of the
country.
hear two ambassadors sent to ottawa by the Red
river insurgents 10 state their grievances When
they return the military expedition will be ready
TO accompany them.
Notice Of suit by English bondholders against
the managers and corporation of the Erie rail-
ROAD was served on Gould & Fisk, in New York,
en- Saturday, by the United States Marshal.
The stock of the State of Louisiana in the New
orleans, jackson and Great Western railroad
tJo.itO sharesl has been awarded by the Cover
nor to III. McComb at 81 per share.
Lima letters state that freshets had overfiowed
the city OF Lambcygar, and rendered the rice
heidsof the province useless for The present wear
The damage Is not less than IS 900 900.
The steamer KenHebec, of Baltimore, was
burned to the waters edge while laying at
Gloucester Point, in the York river, on Satur-
day morning.
The Stanton memorial frnd amounts t.
1000, and is on deposit in New York, draw
ing interest for Mrs. St-nton and children.
Charles Z. Lockwood has been awarded 81, 900
by jury for injuries sustained by him on the
New York Central Railroad.
Governor Geary has signed the bill chartering
the Sewage Utilization Company, for cleaning
the streets of Philadelr hia.
Two hundred and fifty Cubans left New York
last Tuesday for Cuba, via Florida.
An election takes place at Hagerstown Md,
to-day for corporation officers.
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AUCTION SALES.

Ky WIN. l.. WALL CO., Auettoneeru,
New Marble Building,
stores No 900 and 02 south Pa. ~ and 9th ST.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SMALL STORES, FUR.
NITURE, MATING, &c, AT AUCTION
@ On TUESDAY MORNING. April eth
az 10 o'clock, We will sell. W tn
iln our sales rooms stock OF 9roceriss
Liquors, Furniture. &c
Barrels Ak, XXX, XNSN Hannis Whisky
Barrels Old Bourbon Whisky
Barrels vuegar
Gases Port aud Sherry Wine, Champagne
Boxes starch, Candles and Soap
Corn Starch, Olive Oil, salt, Indigo
Pepper, Chocolate, Cocoa
Sugar, Flour, Ropes, Pipes. Sleeves, &C.
FURNITURE.
Walnut Chamber Suits
Cottage Chamber Srits
Parlor Suits, in n air Cloth and Reps
Bedsteads. Mattresses
Mirrors, Tables, Chairs. &c.
Also.
Chromos, Knives and Forks. Casters
Water Pitchers, &c. &C
20 rolls W hite and Check Mating.
III W. l.. WALL co, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Rf COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers,
- successors 10 J. c. Mcclure Col
southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
LARGE SALE OF SUPERIOR WALNUT AND
MAhOGANI MARBLE TOP CHAMBEN
LUkNIIuRE, PARLUR SUITE, FINE HAIR
MATTRESsES, IEATHER BOLSTERs AND
riLL0Ws, MARBLE TOP TABLES, CARD
naBLES DAMASk AND LACE CURTAINS,
bhSSskLS AND THREE-PBY CABPETS.
pHinclING ROOM FURNITURE &C, &C, AT
q on THURSDAY MORNING. April 18th,
W is10, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence Of q LADY
avfng the city. No. IL 9Th street, between
I'D and street, we shall sell large assortment
OF very superior Furniture, cum prising-
kosewocd Parlor Suite, pieces
Walnut Marble top Chamber Furniture
Mahogany Marble top Chamber Furniture
Rosewood and Walnut Marble-top Tables
Damask and Lace Curtains
Engravings and Ornaments
2superlor Whstnots. Card Tables
Painted Chamber Furniture
Superior Hair Mattresses, Feather Boosters aud Pill
lows
Husk and Cotton Mattresses Toilet Ware
Superior Brussel and Three ply Carpets
Extension Dining Table. Oak Hall Suite
Oak and Walnut Dining Chair, Sdebuard
China and Glassware. Refrigerator
Heafing Stoves, Kitchen ReIulsiies,&c.
Terms: Cash. COOPER 4 LATIMER,
ap %dts fChronI Auctione-rs.
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DY THOs. +. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
$40 7th street., opposite Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE NEAR THE CORNISH OF SEVENTH
STREET WEST ANb 4 STREET NORTH,
WASHINGTON, u. U.
Il Under and By virtue Of decree of the su-
e.: preme Court Of the District of Columbia,
skpassed in an equity cause therein pending.
numbered lIZ3 equity doc. 9, in which Douglas +
Forrest was complainant, and Alfred Ely defend ant
the undersigned appointed Trustee by said decree,
will, on TUESDAY, the 18th April, at 4:D D. m =,
the premises, proceed to ~ II at public auction,
To the highest bidder, all the interest of the said
Ely in the following described property, 20 wit
Part OF Lot Z, in Square 456, beginning for its
bounds on street north, at point = feet 81 in
ches east OF the southwest corner Of said lot and
running thence due north 80 feet So inches, thence
east feet inches, thence south ii feet inches,
thence east feet IN inches thence south IS feet
IL inche thu west - feet 81 inches tn the place
of beginning, together with the improvements there
on, consisting Of four story brick house, with
The interest OF the defendant is for the life OF
Jas. j. " airing, the said defendant having pur-
chased said property at q confscation sale.
The terms of sale, prescribed by said decree,
are: "a cash. and the residue in months, TO be Sc
cured by ap proved netes, bearing interest, aud
reserved lien Hterms of sale are not complied with
within five days after day Of sale resale will be
made at the cost and risk of defaulting purchaser,
JOHN r. HANNA. Trustee
mh2 swkds THOS. +. WAGGAhAN, Auct.
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DI Ed.

the nth year of his age 49, "
Funeral will take place to morrow morning at
Sth and 9Th, Navy Yard
LYON. At Wilmington, Ohio on the evening of
the 9ih inst :. after short Illness MARY RUTH
ERFORD, wife of Charles ID Lyon ESQ, and eldest
daughter OF Mary and Alexander Rutherford
Her remains will be brought to this city for infer
ment.
WHARTON. In Baltimore April stb HENRY
CLIFTON WHARTON, late Captain Engineers 4
). N in the 18th year Of his age
DEN1SON. At the residence of her son in law
President Gallaudet, OF the Deaf and ute COLLEGE
IN this city, Sunday. April 10. $50, Mrs ELIZA s.
DENlsON, Of koyston, Vermont.
nClLNAINE. On Friday morn Ing. April s. JOS
MciLNAlNE. son of the late Rt. Rev. Cnas. p
Mclly aine, of Ohio. 2t-
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10y COOPER a LATIMER, Aucuoneer-,
ID Successors to J. e. Mcclure Cod
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and Il,h u

TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE
PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF 18th
STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE
~ By virtue of deed of trust. dated the sth OF
E. December, ls6. and recorded in Liber 4. C.
ashingto county, in the District of Columbia the
undersigned will sell, at public auction. on WE'D
NESDAY, the 20th day Of April at 81 O'Clock D. m :,
the premises all that piece parcel Of ground.
being part Of Lot s. in square 80 beginning for the
at the southwest Of said lot and thence
west 81 feet thenceue east 10 feet thence beginning
at the starting point and running eastwardy by and
with the line of New York avenue IS feet, thence by
a line drawn at right angles to said avenue north
wardly ~ feet inches, thence by line drawn north
wardly Is feet inches until IL meets line drawn
from the END Of the second line described feet and
thence by this last to the end Of the second line
gether with piece Of land feet in width, extend
ing from the northeast corner of the piece Of ground
hereniore described by ard west of the continuation
OF the 5th described line to the public alley at the
north of said lot.
The improvements consist OF a large two-story
Brick Dwelling, with basement and attic. contain
ing twelve rooms, with gas, water, and other
niences well suited for business property or pri
waite residence.
Terms If sale: 900 Of the purchase money TO be
paid in cash, and the residue in two equal pay ments
Of six and twelve months, with interest Ii the
terms Of sale not complied with in five days from
day of SALE the property will be resod at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. Revenue
stamps and convey ancing at purchasers cost. A
deposit of $3.50 win be required when the property
is struck of. ROBERT q. FOX, Trustee.
mh3l -d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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\ LITTLE CHILD AEDUCTED-Arrsst Of a Van
-icehsed Of the OTsnSs.-The Pittsburg Gazett'.
March SOth says:-Last Saturday evening,
little girl was stolen from the Home OF the
JrerdleSS .WaShingtOD street, Allegheny, under
rather peculiar circumstances. Shortly after
school FOurs she was playing in the yard with a
number OF companions. when a man appeared
at the railing which iDelOses the premises. He
Rad in h hand 10. OF candy, with which he
attracted the attention OF the child. In Response
10 his invitation she came forward to receive the
gilt When wlohin reaching distance, the IN an
suddenly lifted her over the fence and start .d
OH. Her cries attracted her pharmacies but
the man was gone before he could be secured
She was about six years of age, ard the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. VIM. B. Sterrett, OF the Atlas Works
Of tbs CITY. The gentleman has one or two
other CHILDREN at the hOmr. As 50 On a. he was
informed of the Occu' n,e he set 10 work. ard
by dill 'ent search at last discovered sun ries
IN lead him to make Information before AlFer-
man McMaslers AGAINST Robert George Deer,
charging him with child Il 'sling or abduct on.
The accused was arrested ard brought before
the Alderman Tie refused Ia answer any dues
tons ard maintained a suIlen logged silence
throughout the hearing. he was committed TO
Jail, in default of IL 900 BAIL for trial. No in
formation in regard TO the child, and no traces
of it, has yeS been discovered IL is said the evil
sience pointing to him rs the criminal is very
derect- The fate OF the child is yet a mys-
terry.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS-.
Conclusion Of satarday's Proceedings

SENATE.-After our report closed
The Northern Pacific Railroad bill was dis
FUSED up 70 the hour of adjournment.
HOCSE--After our report closed
MT. Dawes, from the Committee on Appropri-
ATOMS. reported the deficiency appropriation BIZ
The majority of the mendments were not COL
Cured in, and a Committee of Conference was
asked.
The Chair appointed Mesrs. Dawes. Sargent
and Crooks y. " a. members of the Commit
lie OF Conference on the part OF the Honse, and
The House then adjourned.
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MARRIED.

CLENDENIN-SC0TT. On THURSDAY, April 7,
at the residence of the brides parents, RICHARB
H. CLENDENlN to ANNIE E., daughter of Thos
A. Scott, both of this city
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DY GREEN A WILLIAMS,

10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner eth and ID streets.
- By virtue OF a Deed Of Trust to me, dated
~ May !, lS69, recorded in Liber and X, No. 9,
folio Sss, one of the Land Records for the county
of Washington, b. c., will sell at public sale, in
front Of the premises at 4 clock p. IN on THURS
DAY, April IA, $50. the northern part Of Lot twenty
three, t23l In square nun bered two hundred aud
thirty eight (23S,l beginning for the at the
northeast corner Of said lot thence running south
twenty feet and ten in ches thence hundred
and twenty feet, thence north twenty feet and ten
inches, thence east hundred and twenty feet to
the line Of 18th street and place Of beginning.
One half OF the purchase money cash of which
fifty dollars must be paid on the ground) the bal
ance in six and twelve months. with interest from
the day OF sale, secured by deed Of trust the
premises sold. All the cost of deeds and stamps to
be at the expense Of the purchaser and il the terms
of sale not fully complied with in five DAYS the
property will be resold at the risk and cost of the de-
faultng purchaser. JAY II. ARNOLD, Trustee.
mh3l -eo6ds GREkN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11
Try j. T. COLDWELL & Co, Auctioneers,
II No. ga Penn. ave, bet 9th and 10th streets

AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE.
q On WEDNESDAY. April 18th, at 10 o'clock
W M, at No. 476 Penn. avenue, between IA
and 9th streets, we shall sell a lot of House.
] lhold Furniture, comprising
One fine W Psrlnr Suite in green rep
Five fine Feather Beds. Cottage Sets
Bureeus, Wardrobes. Wristbands
Bedsteads, Chairs, Carpets
NJ Mattresses, Stoves
China Ware. &c.
anil II y. T. COLDWEI,U A co lurfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

ga South Carolina paper observes that par
" politics and pining rOytrty are twin sisters,
and destroy any country.
81 IL is proposed TO tunnel the Detroit river so
~ 20 have perfect railway connection between
chicago and the seaboaTd-
81 Vicksburg has a deaf policeman. and ar
rested roysterers complain thathe will not listen
10 reason.
EI-The family club il the last Paris moral
Terms OF subscription, two francs per quarter;
wives 20 accompany their ku-baads, and grown
up daughters their fathers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11
RY J. T. COLDwELL 4 CO., Auct1oneer..

We will commence on WEDNESDAY
StMOkNlNG, April 18th, at 10 O'Clock, the sale
~ OF large assortment of Millinery, Fancy ana
Dry foods, At No. 9O2 9TH street, between 1 and
streets, without reserve, and continue every
Morning until the whole Stock is disposed of.
ap ll-3t' SAMUEL SANSTAG Salesman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11

In denying a motion for u new trial for a con-
siemned murderer, Judge Primm, OF the Mis-
souri, Supreme Court, spoke severely OF Z" that
sickly, maudln sentimentality which of late has
become fashionable, and which would grant an
immunity % every gigantic criminal on the as
SuuIed ground of INSANITY