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Try LATlMER CLEARY, Auctfoneers
y Successors to Cooper & Latimer,
couthwest corner Penn b avenue and 18th street.
SALE OF THE CONTKNrs OF THE ST.
GHARtES HOTEL, CONSISTING OF WAL
SuT AND MAH0GAhY PARLOR AND
6nAMBEK FuRNITUKE, COTTAGE sETTS.
on hosSEks St AND STHER CARPETS, STOVES.
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, September
" 18th, at 10 O'Clock, We win sell, At the ST.
Charif Hotel, corner Pennsy lva uia avenue
land 81 street, the entire contents thereof w
name liz part
MahosaL and Walnut Parlor Furniture, In Plush,
Green Reps and II air Cloth
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Mahogany Secretary, Walnut Whatnot
Damask and Lace turtaias
Drugget and Straw Mating
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus and
Washstapds
Walnut aud Painted Wardrabes
number of Painted Cottage Sets
Walnut and nj ahogany Tables
Hair, Spring and Husk Mattresses
Feet her Bolsters and Pillows
Lounges, Toilet Setts
large number of Iron Bedsteads and Cots
Office Counter and Settee
Gro kerry and Glassware
Heating Stoves, &C., &c.
LATIMER CLEARY,
Sc q dts tRepub.I Auctioneers
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EVENING STAR.


ENGLAND has NO FOREIGN PoLICY--The
t-uth Is We have no fore IN policy, And In this
respect we stand almost " not entirely sione
amCnG al the nations on Garth y great natton
with a small policy soon ceases TO be great, and
a nation with no policy ceases practically to be
a nation at all. England may become Cresus
among nations bv sacrificing everything to
rigid economy. but she will find she has oaly
battered her name for money, and that the
latter gives her 10 power without the former.
In the Europe OF the future there must be in
TJadjustmenS of the balance OF power. Ii We
Y iNh TO have any voice in the Questions which
either viii Arise or await solutiOn-and some of
these. such as the Eastern question. as it Is
,aied, are OF vital impOrtanc to our interests
We Should. AT al events, retain such q position
- will enable us to secure ourselves against the
corss qUences of the ambition of other nations
VIC have higher aims than fhose OF the coant-
ug-bOuse. Rich and respectable we, certainly
are. but powerful We Certainly are not, either
Tor OfenSes or defeDse--Fau Max Gd-ette. r.
-----~Ss-- - ....
rFAn old negro woman, in accounting for
lack Of discipline among youngsters, insists that
il is because their mothers wear CATERS. lyon
see; when we wore low shoes, aud the cl.ilun
wanted whipping. we just took off Shoe
mighty quick, and guv EN- good spankin', bu
now, how body TO get gaiter OF in time
80 the ehilun gets no whiPpihs' at all nova
days
CAN GERMANS who remember their own
struggle for freedom in 1873, when he who ia
row Prussis.-s King haunted them like wild
beasts and forced msny to fly their Fatherland.
consistently advocate the suppression OF liberty
in France by the same man and the SANE near
that suppressed liberty in Germany:-N. j.
Com. 4dr.
PLAIS-sPcKEy DoCToe-''The ehIlds poi
soned, me'am-you've been dragging il TO death,
that's ailr'
MAMMA lin sncisfg).-"Bless the man, how he
talks Why haven't even seen the child for
more than q week How could drug il -
~ Forty thousand women are employed a
outdoor lasOrerS in England o. sr
g. The pfettiest boots for ladies Nave very
pointed toes. and are laced az the sides instead
Of buttoned.
~Mrs. Mary Fitch has opened a barber-shop
at Charlton, Iowa, IA which she Is herself the
principal operator. E..
"1heodore Rogers recently absconded from
Waterbury. Conn.,, with the funds OF an engine
company of which he was treasurer. tie left
behind him a wife and baby and great many
debts.
~BOstOn Is all agog over the Nnison hood
"a most captivating new zephyr hood for the
ladies'" OF course there will be Nilsson every
things everywhere in the shape of clothes cur
rent in the United States pretty soon.
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Southwest corner Of fsnn. srenss and lin strsss.
oHANeERY SALE Or VERY vALUABLuIM-
I'm sfsffESHs rSsH 5fsiasEf, offoslTs
q dSsFss S s' Chit 9s
spendato.y Of the s,rns thereof passed the st day
ssfss p Sha. = E Es S. /. NE "a
s ct are .as "a; 3 o ss
nsxs, ON the prent.ss at half ps,t four oeiocS in
TIE afternoon, a3 p, m, oflef for sale ct public
he cause ss i ~ sns In
Ens fsDI
ousa Half Of hot Sg%bsrsd Ten o in the
es No: has feonton Ith street. Of about 80 feet
we'd q : .sSg
~ s's IN Z n, ssi l;1 Sss ct n
sSHy BRicx nfhfs sSd MI r. l%sroyed By three
81 TEES Sc HOUSES are respectively Noe. 500 and
estate I'm ysfy DTtOn f the Rekrs
.ss of 5ro, b.s.aiEs know. q the Bsildius
rented % aavaniase in sSsir preset oonsoa S os
m.sdernizet and made ven desIabls business prop
most saaaSs ssa x a me 5se5OI S
SS mere being no sore eligible position for such
With view to accommodate such design these
81 re s T De ST ,s.
psrces should no satisfactory bid be made Tor them
the court to De sSssh from $500 70 ssoo. '0I At
te1tios is invited 70 the following liberal
~ th.se go equal iostaments sble, with interest
a! me rate Of six go per cent per aunum in a.
ctassr to give his promissory notes therefore, az
cured by deed of trust upon the premises Convey
ansmg and stA4ps at the cost of the purc Chaser
Five hundred dollars $500 down ct the time Of the
sss on r each piece Of property;
are not complied with In twenty t9l days on ten iOJ
GAYS notice IN some newspsper published in the city
oi ashe gton, ID. c., to resell the or sperty At the
risk and expense of the defauiting purchaser
Il. ID. MUSsEY, Trustee to sell.
De II dads LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
fCh,ou. and Repub,l
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PROPOSALS..
NOTICE To oosrsA0ress.
PAVING or NJ srRKEr, WASHINGTON, d O.

osERss 90 Co.'S AIss,OxsES
IrxH.tt, v sssI .r.s seri. q, 80 :
Son ior the i'm rros sfest and pssns - NJ street \
Ne sT% BAY PSF Sr Si sSs S.1 90
New wy ssr sad street y ina hstsesn sernSGi and
= wocdsn fsyemsat Of one Of the foIo. fas pa
RTsN ;. srSwA :, 49,. :, :,
~ Pa :, BaocslssAsk's, koBslSs' ana BuRsows'
persSns nrenles ., the ~yrk will Be exhibited -
s,s =. q. N I'm tn ' csum e s, sge,sa
oontrseiors sass .sss.fs s.rk ete but
sS,nts sgssss,sa with ihs s1Ssssss .sf e =. me
BY any inicrna,iou . a Is 4 ~A.e''r bN Sssnd
The roadway cf the s,rset m ~, h. sr.,.,
eonGsctor - ss 10 confirm 10 the srsis cn 80.
INCHES below the bottom Of the pas smsat' sh
=, AZ PAVING and other stones must lie taken M, n.
ana sy FSsE lSs y sse pS. a s
ssS.ired TIE ms,eIts eSesys,se nra.t se aer ,iieS
-io0ers. here enbnkm~nts are required an.
sane mus, be ecmpsssd q earth. eDtsrls fres frsm
Rs.t;d i he .ps .nEmens q layers poi eTessdias
~ sh,csnsss s.eh aysr 70 be thoroughly
Iron the sub grade shall be lad a bed ~ cl.s,
TOP the send vii e Laid he .@oen s.vs @s sss
we al. ~, SSnioTm y every resessi 70 the d.scrp
the Psieh, one at Msshnston. BssorS pats,aa
the pavenent down, each block and piece of timhsr
meree hot coal tar aud thr .af ace mS "a H. .s,sr
wards treated with the usual coating Of coal tar,
Bidders will be required 10 state In their pron.~.l.
the Price per square yard tnr putting down the rave
peni- which price must cover all prslirui arr ana
preparafery work, and inc lude everything ne ss.sr.
70 lake the street IN the condition IN which a nav
be found when the work - Commenced aud Sesve IL
soom eletely paved and FIRST clUss thOroaghfare i'm
The ~oik must be commenced At such time. AMI AZ
such places a. the Comm i-siouers nav direct ard
must be fully completed 90 their entire ssfi-fsctSou
without unnecessary delay and with the least posi-
BILE obstruction 20 travel lnces veniepce u r<.-
dents IN the line OF the work.
The Commissioners reserve the right % REJECT any
OF all btds received ubsier this advertisement
FOR further information in regard % grsf~s, qusn-
Titles, &c apply 90 VIM Pov~yth. On per intend emit
and lnspector oi str cts and tewers At n. ofce in
the City Hall building or l501 street northwest
Bds must y scaled and addressed 20 " a. g. Em-
cry. Mavor and President Of the BOARD % Commits
sloDers, and enaor.ed /" Proposals Tor Paving m
street northwest. They must also b. scoompsni led
bS the written Gusrautee e. AZ least sibls
ZEAL property holders in the District of CeIupkia
that the contrast, ~ awarded. will be UNDERTAKEN
and carried out with STRICT and faithful observance
OF all its terms.
The proposals received hereunder viii be opsnsd
publicly at tAe place and time above usmef
NJ. q EMERY. Mayor
N. MICHLER,
Commissioner OF Public BufidinRs
MILAN eTICkNEf,
WILSON n. BROWN,
\. n. kAUFFMANN,
sez3 lG. fRep Commissioners.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
PROPERIY.
"A By virtue Of a deere Of the supreme Cour.
Ell OF The District OF Columbia, entered on th-
= ,ssh day Of July, 1879 in the case OF kennedy
". CavanAueh and others. No OILS. Equity Docket
40; ~ the apsoinsed Trustees by ss.d
OF the late Hishelas Snyder deceased Will offsr a.
der, on TuESBhY. TIE 9Th dSy If sen nest a
to wit: - SiVPeis'
Lot No 9, in square ia. fronting 70 feet on Street
and runnhs hack I5feet. or less The buitdine
on tn, dot = coed three story dwelling, known q
Terms; One third Of the purchase money cash in
hand the residue TO be ysid IN or9nai ents
at six end twelve month from the day OF sale the
deferred ments to bear interest from the day Of
sale.ana the Ssyment thereof to be secured By the
notes OF the urchaseFs WITH security or spcu
TO be approved by the Trustees, and len 10 be re
served By the Trust till all the purchase anonav
shall have been "a d cash TO be sf ON IA OF
sale, or en- the rati acatinn tAeIeof BY the EsNrt
Allfhe ccnyeyancirg and revtnue stamps - he A.
the expense Of the purchaser and deposit Of Slfe
sale The Trustees reserves tbk right 10 v
days notice in of the failure the purchnser ~
ctmll1 with the terms Of sale within foe day. 81 iSs
de's fhsss0f fl rtsk R sff fRsf sf the
Sc ,ssSsas Iaf isss 4 Z 6 Es al ssrts
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n OTICK TO CONTRACTORS.
lfos 0Ssp-tstesfestasd Inspector ef Ssasevs C.v
rtassNays, tootscays, aad Ns,c RHiLfiaat

CRY Hal, Washtsxtos, ID. C., SPIT 2ld non {
saled Proposals viii be received AZ thu n 49,.
Ofhte until Il m. TUESDAY ,4th of October Tor the
construction Of abOutfOur hundred and thirty fee,
OF Sewer, eighteen inches inside diameter VAIL
Efne inches thick IA street north, from the west
rFe OF the hffeen foot alley running through the
ter 81 square NOI5 and 20 connect with the sew er in
Fourth street west, win one drop and one manhoIe
Bidders nj state he prise per lines foot for the
all exesV atoms and rehlinf, and making good ali
work " kich may be dis urbed
The risht reserved by the Mayor 10 r.lect any or
al bits. should IL be deemed to the interest OF the
Corporation -
For further Information apply ct the ofsce Of the
Superintendent and Ins pector. where the specifca
tlons cen be seen The work must meet the approval
% all the Commission before part Of il viii be as
tesssd- WM FORSYTH.
81 % kepl Suot and Inxnarfor tr
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- Southeast corner 7tband d streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAl. ESI AIE ON On ST kEEC W

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
. RAJ ESTATE ON 3D STkEET WEST, Be
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH.
- Under and by virtue of a decree of the Su
E. preme Court Of the District of Columbia,
80 passed ON the Nth day of September. A. d.
ls1O, in cause therein depending, Numbered 2Ol4,
EQUITY Docset ~, In which cause Herlihy and Wade
81 al were conplanants, and Jane Adams ct al were
said aecree, will on tn URSpAf: the twenty ninth
public auction. TO the highest bidder in front the
aied on 81 street west between II and streets, in
Parcel Of ground and premises known and described
on the ground plan Of said city as Lot Numbered
Twenty two (22), in Square Numbered Five Hundred
and Twenty eight t62s), according to Webb and
Bradley o subdivision Of said square, excepting and
resfrvDg from said lot slip of ground TIE south
part thereof five feet nine and half inches IS feet
90 inches) in width, and Of depth with said lot
he improvements said propt rty consist OF atw0-
story Brick Honse, and a'to Brick Stable, both
new and in excellent coalition, the whole Offering
rare opportunity 10 purchasers
The terms Of SALE present. ed By said Decree
as foilows:- One third Of the purchase money cash
bolanee In two equal payments at six and twelve
msnths, secured BY deed Of trust the property.
A deposit Of one hundred dollars will be REQUIRED
when the property 10 koocked down. II the torua0
of sale net piled with within five 90 days the
Trustee the right TO cell At the risk and cost
Of the defau'ting purchaser. AL conveyancing and
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser.
Il Ross PERRY, Trustee,
sels dads GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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by LATIMER d CLEARY, Auctioneers,
ID (Successors to Cooper Latimer,l
Southwest corner Of PennsVlvania ave. and 18th Of

TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDINGS
On DEL AWARE AVENUE, BETWEEN
NORTH b AND NORTH u SHEETS.
IA By virtue Of deed of trus to the subscrib
E" bearing date the 10Th day Of January, $50,
.and recorded among the land records for this
county in Liber No COZ at folio 273, ct seq and
the dire ction Of the party secured thereby. will sell
a. pubic suction, in front OF the premises, on
at o clock m, the south half OF Lot No. Is and
north half OF Lot No IL in Square No. 6S5, the
fronting about 20 feet on Delaware avenue and
having an average depth Of about % feet
The property is improved with three small Build
iDRe, in good order.
Terms: S200 cash; balance in two equal paw
ments Of six and twelve months, with interest from
day OF sale. Deferred payments to be secured by
Coed OF trust on the property. Couveyancing and
stamps at the cost Of purchaser. 9lU down at time
Eve days from day Of SALE the Trustee reserves the
right to resel after five days notice In some news
paper published in the city OF w ashiuRton at the
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee,
Sc % dts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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nY GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioueers,
y AuctioHeers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner OF It'll and D streets.
HANDSOME TwO,sTORY FRAME HOUSE,
CUNTAlEING SIN ROOMS, FROM rING ON
WEST SIDE FIfTH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN N AND N STREETS NORTH
A., On WEDNESDAY, the 9Sth septemb,r , at 5
clock N. shal sell, in front of the prem
Uses, the above mentioned property, il being
south IL feet front Of Lot No H. in Square No 4Si
with a depth Of 90 feet ~ inches.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in and IL
months for notes be airing interest day of SALE
A deed given ana deed of trust taken. All convey
paid down cash when the property is sold.
se24 REP GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auct's.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WAsAlNG1ON, SeDteWber %, IoaUsY
Information has been received at this Department
from l. Rowland Colt, the Consul Of tue United
States At Valencia, Spain, Of the death on the 0th
July last, ct the Valencia Hospital, Of James WI
lisms, (colored native q Williamsburg. L. L., and
late OF the ship Annie sise.
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DKrARrxEsr ot sIAir,-n

WA>HININ6TON, September Hth, f5fVN
Information has been received at this Department
from Mr.. J. Grey Jewell, the Consul Of the United
States at Sing apore India OF the death OF William
MeCuioeh, at Singapore. Of the United States Tag
slip DesAR are. .a.
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DIED.

WHITE On the 18TH instant ANNIE BeLLA
daughter e Bella and the late Peter hite aged
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend the
funeral, Tuesday, at clock p. m, No. SO 81 :,
between ~ and Sd streets, Island.
Philadel phia papers please cOpy.l
ROBIs0N. On the morning Of the 18th. a. threa
o'clock. ELIZABETH Robson, in the 9th year
Cf her sg~..
The funera Al viii take place on wednesd Az at two
clock. tronf the residence Of her in law, Han
son Milligan. -04 L street. The friends " the
family invited 10 attend.
SAXTY- On the 18th last, WILLIE BISHOP
only son OF Matte C. and the late Frederick Saxty
sged years. " months and days
Funeral " ii take place Tur.day evening. at four
o'clCCk, frCm residence, 227 Pennsy lyania avenue.
Capitol Hill Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend.
HINTON. IN New York city. Sunday Sept 25,h
MILDRED X. HINTON, daughter of Col. r. .
and Anna w. Hinton, aged 10 years.
Funeral TUESDAY. nth, AT D. from 933
street. Friends invited without further notice.
DRURY. Near Beltsville. on the 18th instant
WILLIAM Z. DRURY in the 18th year Of hts az
His funeral will take place from St Matthew :
Church in this CITY, Tuesday. At 10 O'Clock a.
VAN TAssEL. On sunday morning, 2Sth inst -,
HORACE VAN TAsSEL.
Nstice OF funeral to mOrrOw morning.
STEEN. On the 24th instant, at . O'Clock D m ,
ULYSSES :. GRANT, youngest son OF Mary T.
and George N. Stem Jr.. aged 4 months and l.
days.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southwest cornsr 7th and etreets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY HRONTIN9 ON PENNSYLVA-
MA AVENU1, NEAR GEoRGETOWN.

No. $40, southwest corner 7th and D etreetg.
q
a On TRiDAf, the 9TH day Of October, 1870.
n. II SP: q sV 81 a. s s SS
snd s cs s os @ sns
q Ana
il III sseser & p. .Gs
OF saLare north a. .quare numbered four, N;l the
Beeinnine north Street, Is the end II fifteen tl
feet and nine inches from southeast corner Of sad
feet and ten o inches; thence north
feet thence northeast seventeen Hj feet and eight
nshss and thence y Tour s. feet 70 Is.
Consist Of story frame Sousss 'nsfe0n' rAoh
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in az and
By deed Of tru: on the srop sS a.S 20
knoct. of, All conveyance, inciuains sssnps. at.
cost 81 purchaser, And if the terms ere not com.
S r: cc:
OF the DE- faultng purchaser by advertising ouch rs-
szRi$ s: $::'
A ucrloN SALE OF sevERSnENr PROP
MAINE BARsAcxs,
On wEDHEsDAY. the asIh Of ssptsHbsT;; lSo,
viii be sold Tor cssh the following articles Of con
% % TIed Gosssnmsnt properly Mound, old Br.s,
s se, aSsans' and Music !ss Es.Ess SLING:
s sseTS.@.s isS S o.r!!ldse s sss ssi''
$50 caLteeps l,a.9 Waist Belts.
Aiso, sios q oa Carpets, Russ. oilelo:hs Chairs,
rf b. e.a pssa' elves fSrrxrn cLEAsy. =,
. seZ Auctiolesrs.
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DEoPOsALs FOB FUEL.

OFFICE OF DIsBURsINe CLERK AND SUPER ?
INTENDENT Posi- OFFICE DEPARraENr,f
WASHINGTON. ID. g. September Is. 1SO. y
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ this omoe
until u m on the 3D OF OcroBER, 1S0, for the de-
livery and storage OF 60 tons q .2p p0un1s Of Bati
more Company, Lee, or other nrst class W hste Ash
Anthracite Furnace Goals.
0tons 240 pounds best Ly Valley, egg size,
for CRATES The cosl to be Thoroughly screened and
free from slate. -,
cords best seasoned Bakers Pine.
The whole 90 be Inspected. weighed and measured
by the inspector appointed ~ the Postmsster 0eo-
Average samples Of coal must accompany each bid.
The Department reserves the right 20 reset I'll
y. A. MACARTNBY,
sesIst pistursieg Cierk and superintsndset.
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RY WIN. l.. WALL 4 CO., .Auctioueer,, = ;
- New Marble Building, q
Stores 100 and 9O2, south cor Pa ~. and sthst
SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON FIFTH STREET EAST AND SOUTH a

sTRKkT -
IL By virtue Of q deed of trust from the heirs
E... OF Benjamin Newton, dated gan June, IstS
Aand decree in Chsncery came No. l6S 50,
prime Court Of the District of Columbia, we VIII
sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder On the
premises, on TUESDAY the 18th of Septen beg, I1O
at 40 CLOCK all IT Lot numbered Is, I'm Square
No. SIS, and all that part OF Lot No H. in SSuare
No: SIS. as follows Beginning % feet from tbs north
east corner OF said square, and treating south
street. running thence west with he line of south
street 30 feet inches thence south rs fest thence
east 30 feet 6s inches, thence porth Is fact to the
place of beginning, with the buiitlings theSeon.
Terms Of sale One third cash. and balance at and
u months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
and convey ances at cost Of the pure sasers. On
purchasers failure TO comply in five days, trustees
will resell at his cost and Sisk five days public
notice. THOMAS A. CANT. (r.
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