Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1876, Page 3

DRY GOODS Ds GOODS LEsS THAN AUCTION PRICES. Calicoes in any quantit: 5 Bleached Gotu ses worth 10; Dre-s Plaiis, 10, 1236. 15, 20, 28. Our Dress Goods have ail been ma: reat bargsin: fered Lopin'sc OMrerte L heap. 1255. 15 19, 2o. a Lawns 18. 18, 200. Lace Stripe orded BK» tees. Best Sure ene. iBxe i gorih te P meres lower than ever befor S7The mock max be reluced attings, 22 All Carpets 1 cost to o! orn ont. NAUDAIN ABRET 5; i TIME. NOW IF EVER. We bave opened during last week, and shall offer irked down, and lnsongs. at\prices sever Dotore renoned: fe pieces Black Grenadines bad , le eee extrado. in Blacks, Browns, Bines and Silver Gray Pisids for Overdress 1” Biack Slike frow Tee to 92 5 pleces do. extra Sine qualities, at por cent. be low market rate '&@ pieces Al! woo! and Silk and Wool Dress Goods, the City forthe mover nee ee STNG Best goods mm t: ‘2 dor. Ladie: Colored and White Skirts from 78e to 82 W@each siuadies''Sod Gent's Gauze Underwear. A full C Domestic Gorda at Agents’ prices. ry BF Bemember locatic: W. W. BROWN, myli-tr No. 314 8th street n new Pa. ave. GREAT BARGAINS In DRESS GOCDS FROM AUCTION. 20 pieces hend-ome Pisin, Strips and Damask Mo- Bairs at 37, worth 60 10 pieces cme Lawns ted fant colors. at 12 r i ‘Sent T Silke at 75, +4 hairs, aod Alpaces, ia all best Lupio* Al: Wool, oud Silk and Wool Black in: 8, VOry cheap. IN MOURNING GOODS. . Creto.s. Bomdazines, DeLains the fo all best makos, 10 4.124 xe, Table Damasks, Napkine and ipg*. all at low d wa prices, to suit the pres- at J. W. COLLEY’S CHEAP COGNER, S01, st 8T., myl3-tr Market Space. peseee TION OF CO PABTNERSHIP, Si pri STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE ‘The ce erehip of J.0. WISWALL & CO. expiring ty lemttation on July 1st, our stock MUST BE CLOSED on or before that date. ‘We shall offer to-merrow, and continue to sell For 30 days, eur large and complete stook of DRY G@O0OD8 At GREAT SACRIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST and all gd romain cn band June ist, will be Bold at AUCTION WITHOUT BESBBYE. In order to Close in 30 Days, A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT. ‘will be made on 8 iarge portion of our stock. Prints, 4,5 and 64 cents per yard. Brown Oc 4 cents per yard. Figured ines. 6%, 10 aud 12% cts. Greradine: Stripes, at 10 ota. Bik Grenadines below cost. Summer filhs, s7% cts and = } omg upwards. Mohairs. 30 cta., worth 6 Dress Silks, & cts..worth $1.40 Ipacas, 15% to 37x cts, ariasks Napkins. Wine Cloths, Piano Oove c . at leas than New York cost. B¢ GREAT BARGAINS in everything. J. ©. WISWALL & 00., 310 Tth «t., acer ep2d-tr THE SILK AND DRESS GOODS HOUSE or WASHINGTON. We invite the sttention of the pablic to oar im- fhense assortm<nt cf new styles SUMMEX SILES GBENADINES Of all shades, !> stripes and plaids. Large stock BLACK SILKS of al celebrated makes SPRING PRESS GOODS of the most attractive Styles and eriurs. MOURNING GOODS, WHITE GOODS, CASSIM E SES, CURTAIN LACES, SILK | MBBELLAS and FINE HOSIER ¥ fp great ve at less than New ¥ork prices, WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG, #17 MARKET SPACE, spot ‘Third door from 9th street. NEW Pmices. 1014 SEVENTH STREET. at SUK sad Wool Pongees, #0c., worth 50c. 's Hatr Chaili Cloths, 3c., worth S7i0 All Weol Spricg De Beges, wc , worth S0c. Pacific Cawbrics. lige . very cheap. aid and Striged Suitivgs, White Pigues and V: Black Silks « Boy's Cassime Parasols —s to © irts, made of be: completely Snished, only wi; holes oviy 61.) x. apao-tr 1014 7th strect northwest. SPECIE BASIS PRICES! 20th ate. F AT MOST ATTRAOTIVE PulcMg ee @ st Blany Articles karina deem Reduced im Price from Black Iron Greniadiass, &15¢0-; forsier price se Bisck Iron Greaafines,@e; The. Biack Fron Grenadines, 2); 1.25. Biack Flat Mes Grenadines, 5c ; former price 57%. ‘isck Flat Mesh Grenadines, 91.25; “ 1. itriped. Plaided and Damage Grenadines, also at inclading Bonnet, Parsons’ celebrated maki fast colors,) Isc Lawns, in besatifal designs, mmer SiIk, reduced from $1.25 to These goods are pure silk and of the best mates White Shetiana Wool Shawis, $1.25, Stock of Domestics complete. and prices guarantesd. Ladies’ and derwear, direc’ from the ers and importers: lower than ever. a ient }-button Kid, in all colors, (late shades,) @1 35 per pair. sched Cotton, Ige. per yard and Striped Dress Goods, cheap. BRANCH STOBE, 1906 F STREET. bet Lith and 18th (old stand.) BRODHEAD @ CO. api-tr 939 Pa. ave., bet. 9h and lth sts OHN T. MITCHELL. 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVEDUE Offers the largest and choicest selection of DRESS OU DS ever shown in this city. Soft clinging all wool materisla, in shaded stripes, for overdr Damisk ines Goods, in all the new shades; Zephyr saitings French Camorics, Percales, French Jaconets. Linen Lawns, Prinved Linena, Glasgow Ohecks and Stripes Summer silks from $1 to @1 25, vers chen} ¢ Grensdines. in black atd color. Brocade Silk-, Brocade Oashmeres. Bilk Suite from @45 to BH French Cambric, Percale, Linen and Zephyr Cloth Suite from #8 to $18. ing Bac PROPOSALS. NOTICE. Orrics ov WasHincton RTO D.C» ©. B. BABCOOK, ‘Stay attached. DADIES’ TRAVELING SATOHELS. SHAWL. STRAPS and POCKET BOOKS. DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS. Lar HORSE RAILROADS. BALTOIoRE np owt0 RAILROAD. APRIL 307TH, 1876. LEAVE WASHINGTON pint ot oeks and ihinrmediate ateiions, 7:10—Beltimere and Alr 8:00—New York, Pi way a eae Unilimited Express. Stops at Re- P. Bait 12:15-1 timore. Way Stations, Milicott Oity and 1:30—sew York, Philadelphia and ‘Bz. 00 Sunday, all Wey Stations and E3cceeinmer wal i Brpress, Witicott more 258. gar: Frederick and Way Stations, via Be- ‘ 35— Frederick and Potat of Rocks, (via Metro- ‘ . Annapolis and way stations. :13— Cr Cincinnati and Louisetile : ican tle Bpress ‘Bat baurday. . Sleeping cars 6:30—Baitimoreand Philadelphia Bepress, Bred sod Wa jos, vit . “i fects for Anvapotie Bunday,) ny* (COP iaville by 11:30" p. m. trait Hagerstown and Winchester. &i 6-35— 5 Belts- Yi le. Lavrel, Annapolis Jnuction. 7:00—Baltimore ana way stations. 8:10—Baltimore. Bladenabarg, Beltsville, Lau- but no connection beyond Mar- by train leaving Sunday night Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch. 9:30—New York and Phtiadelphia Night 9:39-‘Batbentre and aincion! cay stations aigmore and principal way . 10:30— Martinsburg and way statious, Metropoll- tan Branch. 11 30— Se Louis xpress. Chicago. Columbus, jandusky , Newark. Ou Saturday for Louis- tlle. © 7:10. 8:00, 8:15, 10-15 «. m.; 1-30,5:15.5:30, 5.33. 7:16, 8:10, 8:26, 9:30 and 11:30 p.m, ily. All other trains daily, except Sunday, No connection on Sunday tor Hagerstown or Val- ley Branch, or for New York ana Philadelphia st & m.and 1:30 p.m For further information apply at the Baltimore an4_Obio Ticket Officee. Washington Station, and 455,601 and 603 Pennsylvania avenue, where orders will be taken tor baggage to be checked and ny patat in the city, SHARP, Master of Transportation. E. General Ticket Agent, GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent. apls.tr U™VERsAL R.R. TICKET OFFICE, BAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points bought. exchanged or sold at & reduction of ONE DOLL. ° Miickcts good till used necked through, ckete used. ci ‘ Arpirie aD WHITESIDE.” a 927 Penn. ave., Candy st 1876 Ld WNSYLVANIA oUuTE 1876 a Te the Nerth, West, and Southwest. Double Track, Steck Rails, Jendid Boon- m. dafly, with mt Sunday, daily, ex- waa ays Par = except a ALEXANDEIA ¢ FREDERICKSBURG BAIb- WAY AND ALEXANDELA & WASHINGTON Por Alexandria, 6, 7, 8:08, 9,10, 11 .m., 1,3, | 7:00, and 11:40 p.m. On Bunday at 47 p.m Bichmond, 11:40 ». m, daily, nd via Lynchburg, 5:00 a. m. m. and 4:20 p. iv and 10's. m.,and 8 ETickets. information, Sleepin accommodations cau be procu: t the Offices:— Northeast corner of Thi math street and Penn aylva avenue, Northeast corner of Sixth and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the D orders can be left for the checking of Deas femipation from Hotels and Residences. D. M. BOYD, Jx.,Gen'l Passonger Agent SANK THOMSON, Gen'l Manager. jn3-ly THE TRADES. WILLIAM BALL. Barker.) A Manutecturers and Dealers in Binds, Glase, Hardw ou7 usete streets northwest, sel than sny other bonse. ‘Doors, Sash and end ali Buildiog Matertal, Detween 6ch and 7th BRIER, PLUMBER AND GAS FIT1ER, marz?-tr Sli 77x 8T. NORTHWEST. WRrIRnG JOHN ©. HOGAN, 713 Marks: Spact, facta! of e Newly Patented Spring Boller ad Yeaiating Awning fe Stores, ange ge owed nine Seite Pat ae > ¥ GLASSWARE, CHINA, CBOCKEBY, BEFEIGEBATORS, ICE CHESTS, WEBB & BEVERIDGE, pyle 1009 Ponn’s ave., near lith street. @REAT REDUCTION IN PRICEA, MUST SELL AND WILL SELL. Subdings sud rivate eltings. ings a Tents ning terial. HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS, COOLERS, &c, LUMBER! LUMBER! febs-ly H18 I8 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the T bas obtained from Si ME COULS OF THE DISTBIOT 4 — Ser OF COLUMBIA. of this iD. be merle, (Crivell. fi are hereby notifi iP) fa this const ton TUBSDAY, the 6tn day of Fane said estate, “ha mnttce of the will of Comma’ Wout: pet ea le i AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. MISPLACED ConFIDERCE— Hine Alan was Fictimized hy the BooRe AUCTION SALES. _EVENING STAR. - Wiliam M. Newman, ot » wee Cae wpe TSieal wecais Activacer, 619 Tu street. WEDNESDAY......... May 17, 1876. | Pimmissionee for sonnet Beant ve ihbets NORTHWEST with ore wen dee premane ‘hou be alleges victimised brn to wees’ BY between FORTY-rougTH coneress. tent of 85 (00. “The captains ‘who wen beta ont Beal Betate Broker and Anctioncer, ir. bergen Gone Sumigredion Sin RIPE goods to Indians. Newman ‘a ie Hs Fi Taccenesrow, | yun.retries 10 the Comminice on Fores | seckrts Seat teaeceenetan, se eat found that “things were mixed, the former gentleman up to this ext day the captain recetved Wasbipgton, enclosing Ing to ®200, The doors were then closed, and the Senate —_ — consideration of the Belknap BI $ @ letter i Senate remained with closed doors un. tl 5:15 p. m., when it adjournen . ii euaired on each tet fp parchener'e cost. resold at the risk and ry" SWERT, Auctioneer, was similar ip oe Was forwarded to Washi VE SALB IS POSTPONED, ON reels! of aim, wotil TURBDAY, May 23, 1576, Sebocet eee Seen a. ER, corner 7th and F etrects, snd PIC® yj. BWEBT, Auctioneer. this Worms took 4 tea TRUSTER SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRO' ‘OUNG & MIDDLETON dase Britin suspen BEAL ESTATE G8 eu Tee oes . pataralized asa British i NORTH CAPITOL STREET AND BOR 'H = in search of his m had 7 virtue of a dead of treet torun tocrae gad | THRICE ortteE oo eat Opel LU AB Comsisarouer Senith pina cna aes eee " a8 1 * date iD. ire; and “6 Late RRTWEEN TE" ABD UST great cost wason account of the purchase | under $3,000 Dall 10 Bwalt tent eae Usrough middie men. Mr. Vance then provisions of the bill reco: committee, and said the tne appointment in the make (ne government printer responsible to the House as well as to the Senate, for he now claimed that he was not amex the House, as he was an officer of the Senate. He wanted to say, in conciusion, thi last seven years the sum of $11 been appropriated for the gov ing office, snd it bad cost the gov over $500,000 & year more thamit ab By virtue ot a d phia Press, ith. bh, A. D. 3870, jaad recerds of. District of Volumbia, of the note secured Di MURSKA MARRIED AND Wipowrp.— m county. in A correspondent of the Auckland (N. Z.) rection of of the = ill offer for sale. prev ises, on WED @Ath. 1876, at 5 o'clock p. m., all arcels of ground Known as Lo: alcouer and sllea’s subdtvis east half of Bqoare No. x74 Dy a two story Brick ‘Terms of sale: @1.200 Bortional ex pentes of th six and twe interest at eight (8) per cent., and by deed of trust numbered one hundred d's recorded subdivision undred and twenty three ements, consisting of 1 78 and 79, in m of a part of ‘the ach Lot is improved De a each house and the pro- ais ia cash; balance in mouths, secured by notes bearing interest at eight per cent. per annum, secured by a deed of trust upon the property. Von" veyancing at purchaser's cost. @10) down at time of sale. If terms of sale are rot complied with in five deys from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the © partof the lady, but bas proved one of those blanders which it Is the privilege of those to commit who have passed th Jof youth and inexper- of affection Bowling, corner of Pennsylvania avenge end lith street northwest, on SATURDAY, the 20th day of May. 1876, at 10 o'clock ind chatters, seized and levied upon as the geods m. Dov, the following to wit ‘ e Jai and cl : cost. In conclusion, Mr. Vance said 58, &dtointetrator, aud will old to | Tight to resell at risk and cost of defaulting pur- | on the property. A deporit of @100 on each house pop - . © | chaser. WM. * GORDON. Teutes . aan ot committee bad calied ail the witnesses sug- eae? arcution No. 6.85, ta Favor of Heary Doug: |" spiscokds J.T. OOLDWOLL, Galomman. | i 'purcheears cook It the taney oF eke eecne | Seated by Mr. Clapp, exerptane class, i ‘ALEX SHARP, U.S. Marshal D. 0. OWNMAN & GREEN complied with within seven days, the Trustees | that was the workingmen. They were not myl0d By THOMAS DOWLING, Acctioneer. | [ ol ay called, becanse if the; had exposed t: their dismissal would have followed. Mr. Ballou (R. 1), from the minority of | committee, submitted A MINORITY REPORT, to the effect that the House nad no jarisdic tion, as the Congressional Printer was aa officer ot the Seuate, and the constitution gives each House the power over its owa officers. The inquiry ordered by the House bad not in view the impeachment or punish- ment of the Congressional Printer, but was simply to inquire in relation to the cost of the work done by him. He felt bound to dis- sent from the views of the majority, so far 4s any censorious criticism was concerned. He denied that there was anything to show tbat the government had been defrauded out of lar. Ce Made specific appro- priations for the printing of each depart- ment, and when that was exhaus' the printing for that department ceased. As to reserve the right e fraud resell the property, at . DABN . ees ROBERT P. DOD« incigerosines ion, to the bishes 3B my13dkéds_ YOUNG & MIDDUBTON, Anets. ‘i ASH B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, No. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets, TRUSTEE 84LE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 147u STREET, BRI WEEN B aud 8 STBEETS NOKTHW EST, at AUCTION By virtue of a deed of trast, dated October 9th, A.D 4872. and duly in Liber No! f folio 441, one of the land record the District of Columbia, an4 b ty secared thereby, I shall sell tion, in front of ihe UBSDAY, May 25, A.D. 1576. oilowing di scribed real . to wit: AN that certain piece or col of ground aliuate and ying 1a wala efty ing known and dercribel as I pond tl bei No. 412 7th street northwest, Woe will sell at public bicder, on THU BSD. at 5 o'clock p m oel cf ground kuown ribed upon the plat books of Washington, D ©., as lot 10. in John W. Starr’s subdivision of lots 1,2. 3,4, 5. 6,7, and 9. in sqcare 131,on Boundary street, between 18th and Igth streets, Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which $0 must be paid at time of sale, and the’ balance fa six and twelve months, secured by purchaser's notes, bear- ing teven per cent interest, on the premises sold. Conveyancing a1 irchaser's cost. m6 eo3t M.O LUTIBELL, Salesman. S7 POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, THE 17th, same hour and place. m5. M.O. LURTRELL. Salesman. colonies. Mr. Anderson,it seems was not back ward in asserting hisclaim tothe ownership of the barvest, and gol possession of @& much of it as possible as soon as he could. When bis disease became serious, Anda fatal termination was theateoed, he was removed to the house of his parents in Melbourne, during his wife's absence from their residence, and she was only allowed to see him at rare intervals—hardly at ail. After Anderson's death, it was discovered be had left a will devising his wife's &s bis own, and leaving it to bis mother. Di Marska bas given notice of application for letters of administration, and Auderson's family are likely to roe in order to prevent the exposure of leg 1 Murska and Devivo will for Dunedin on the 5th of A) STEAMER LINES. CERES. BREW EXPHSSS LINE bet PHILADELPB14.W ASH INGTONSCKO! TOWN .—Steamers leave Philadelphia W. ES. DAY and SATURDAY, at 32 im, Leave Georgetown, D.0,. MONDAY, aud FRIDAY. at 6 ye reight receive: F ‘daily Dtilé p.m. ‘Through biils of laden given for Bow ton and Provideves ‘Conntgaces wishing thelr goods landed at Georgetown, wil order them Geors:town.”" 1G. FY i 3 ts LINE.—O: and after WEDNESDAY, Aprii 19th, the Steamers of the above line, with direct connection with Bos- ton and Providence. will sail from Philadelphia for ccreineten. D. DNESD, sre DUM. snd seven (207), with improve- ments thereon, consisting of a two-story brick dwelling with back building, with all modern im- €1 THIS EVENING. —-+_1__{ all Tux DEMAND FOR ANTHRACITE Coa: Tuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. J provement», gas and wa'er. theextravagance in the purchase of mate- | shows no improvement, and the stock on SATUBDAY. Retur Wi a ‘Terms of sale: One third’ in cash; th was of lath street southwest. Through Bi rem months, with interest at ten per cent. per annum, te | Pol mirenee oF opmion. - ib . » aimost every to and from the above ports. OELEBRATED AMERICAN ART GALLERY, | be secured by adeedof trust on the premises sold. | 18 mo! fact that the object of the | accessible point suitable for the storing of and delivered datly from7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Orders NEW YORE. $100 will be required of the purchaser at the time | Majority was Wogive the profitable printing | coal is fully oceupied. Still the prices of for delivery of freight, &c., received at 1902 F st. Large and highly valuable collection of of sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. of the Hecord again to Franklin Rives at an | coal are held nominally at those fixed for the end 111s street northwest. HIGH CL. 88 Olu PAINTINGS. the terms of sale are not faily complied with ti advanced price, and that, too, without com- | month. The im) ‘ion is daily more gen- W. P. OLYDE & 00. 126 WORKS OF STERLING MERIT week from the day of sale, the Trust tition. He therefore ‘felt bound to differ | eral that there ld be @ reduction in the Ho, 12.8. Wnarres: rhtladelphia FIRST MODES ARTIOTS. Beanies oe fas re pad cost From the conclusions of the ranjority of tise | prices of tosis an tare har eee in @imost epls-2m Agents for Washington. This extraordinary collection contains some of | ment. committee. He denied that the Congression- | every other marketable commodity. The = HOLE the finest works ever offered inthis city,and are | myi3d m al printer was responsible for the charges for | Opiuion, however, is not general that @ re- Pee eee: py oF THE LAKE peperndy, mounted to the Mnost of sich cold la! | © with SELL, aT PUBLIO AUCTION, On | Xtra Work. As to the charge of incompe- | duction’ in prices would stimulate any ma. Leaves the Com: s wharf, foot of 6th street, THoneDee — Biba Pientne pps. Two ‘at 5 o'clock RIL 2. tency, that was disproven by the character | terial increase in thedemand. Oa the con every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY Sand 19, at the marble building. 1101 Pen, the premises, two three- of the work turned out at the printing office. | trary, buyers, by a first reduction, would be and FRIDAY, at 3p m, for Ni aylvania avenue, corner of lith sircet northwest. | 24 9nd 126 8d street He then took up the other charges of the ma- | inclined to wail fora second,and a third, folk. Beturning. leove Norfolk Now on free exhibition ‘Terms cash Known on day of sale, jority seriatim, and denied thatany absolute | and soon, thus rendering the market barer ard Saturday, ot a Fare. ‘myl5-6t ‘THOS. DOWLING, Auct, Becreta: fraud bad been proven. He could not come | of orders than it even is @t present. Con- FOR POTOM Ww! 4M. 0, LUTTRELL, Saleoman, 5 attil MONDAY, the U2d Gay of Moy sume hoes ° fs Ag id place, GEOBGE COWL B. E. Associa! AC BIVEE LANDINGS. Steamer JNO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com wharf, foot of éthetreet, every TUBSDAY ta., for Currioman aud Intermediate landing every FRIDAY. at7 -s for Coan Biver, stopping at intermediate faudin to any other conclusion than that Mr. Clapp was an » Upright public servant, and one who deserves the support ent ment of the House rather than its censure; and one of the worst evils that could occur sumers are ly free buyerson @ fall! apnea a — aw non @ rising market, fearing higher prices in the future. ‘The anthracite ooal trade is suffering from several causes—frst, over- 2 | ——___ = OR EOW. | se oe above ba ASH. B, WILLIAMS, Anctioncer, 1001, northwest corner 10th aud'D streets. o— . Would be to abolish the ment office. action; second, prostration of the iron ‘For information spply at the office of the Corm- Me Gna Eo Br. Singleton (Miss) seid the maces | Gade tee aero consumption for Pest tae Tete oe ae bank, lth strest, | MARBLE -TUP CHAMBER SUITES: WALNUT | J}, 1: WABNES, corner 7th and F streets. had met with difficulty at every step on ac- | steam marine uses and steam manufactur- Sere ee eaion ME HAIL CLOTH SOFA. WALRUCBED: | ACOTION SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING | COUBL Of the chaotic condition of the govern. | ing purposes, A fourth, and, more monn — —— = a06,, VALBUE MABBLE-TOP SIDE- LOTS ON V_ AND BOUNDABY, BETW BK; ment office. There was no system of book- | cause than elther named, is tbe Cy “/pROrLEs Lae BOARD, WALNUT EXTENS‘ON TABLE AND ND 177 STREETS NOBTH W. keeping there,and consequently the accounts | creased facilities for moving coal.—| Phila. oe DINING ROOM CHATKS, COTTAGE SUITES May 20th, 1578, at 3 could not be properly examined. The duty | Ledger, 15h. J, ~ it had perform NOMINI MATTQX CREEK, UPPER Ma-| SINS, GENTS EASY CHAIRS, MARBLE. 4 an Eocene ss pasmaes aan ie ana munterer | a wakued es Genes, Mi ¥_canneehees CHOVOC AND INTERMBUIATE Bee ee eee, TOILET WAR: ERE | subdivision in square 174. duty, had gone into this investigation, and | he was feeding his cows, theother night, and Tus sidewhool Bioamer Vo ANB’ COTTOR TO ‘a BADE | grees Cores acer ite ate ance at 90% | as a result he felt bound to prefer the fol- | Wat suddenly one of them reached over and “KE. MORRIS,” OILOLOTH. | STAIR E BAIN | deed of trust. §60 down at time of sale, and all | JOWipg charges against the Congressiosai | whispered in his ear, “I am going to set fire Captain T. E. 'BALDWIM, AND OTHER CARPE: > Pau- | convene teetee coo Printer, viz: First. Want of proper qualifl- | to this shed.” He says that be looked at ie Phe Poenas “poor ees ee eee landings on Se es ABD PIO. TEN- f4t_ JT COLDWELL, Salesman. | cation and total incompetency. Second. gow in astonishment, but she keptpn repeat- whar! foot of 6th strect every MON- On THURSDAY, corner F and 7th streets, Grane Sod unpardonable maiseessnce inof- | ine the shane weeds over Gad over gum DAY and THUBSDAY at8 a.m. at 10 o'cl'cka m) ich resulted in it and serious loss | Until he awoke, and his dream was so vivid- Heturning will leave Nominf every TUESDAY ON SaL¥ OF VALUABLE street. between 6th a: c UNI. | to the government. Third. Embezziement | ly before his mind’seye that he went out to and FRIDAY at7s. m. the above colicction of Househcli Rurniture h) ED FROPERTY ON THE SOUTH S108 | of the funds of the United States. For the the barn to see the cow that told him she fev33 N. 8. FITZHUGH, Agent. | which has only been in use for about thict: TREET, BETWKEN 24.4 AND 26TH 78 NORTH W ES’ On WEDNESDAY, May 24th, 1576, at 5. o'cleck pm, will be'cifered in three ‘parcels in front of the premises,the following d first charge he should be summarily dis- missed; for the second sult should be brought on his official bond, and the money of which tye United States had been defrauded should Would set the barnon fire. He went cai Uously into thestall of the would be incen- diary, and, ¢trange to relate, be discovered @ 78. Those wishing to purchase Furniture should not mies this opportunity, for the owner Is about to leave the city. and the above-named articles are to be sold withont rererv: Cunagn Bink. N OTIC: With the view of diminishi: ag th BS of 02 | estate situste ia the City of Washington, D.O., | be ed, and for the third he should be he was dreaming and pieced lineeait bul it 4 oRSNIC - 7. B.W! 8, . | real estate situste in the eity of Washington, D. recover wr the e shou q ree for : » Auctioneer, r 4 cor- | criminal indictment, and Mr. Singleton thi as fire. He ra for & pal a Ou the outward pamage from Queenstown, to Sew W148i. Fook nortinees oe Beet aaa D ats. Wadi Mo: pitetwen, (2) in sauare NO. "as proceeded to argue from the testimony thet | atood by the door and soon had the fire out. uothing to the north of 48. TRUSTESS’ SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING | along the south line of raid K street aunees is charges were well founded, and asserted | That beats Mrs. O'Leary’s cow clear out of ‘On the homeward je, crossing the Meridian OTS. feet six Inches (636), thence southwarvly parallel | that Mr. Clapp, among other wroug-doings, | time. of BO at a lat,, or nothing to the ota. By yirtne of authority coniaiued in adeod ex. Uthe reest line of enid, Lot 12 foe 11 inches te the | bad, in violation of law, sold books to oat | Gronor: my darling George, promise me ecuted on the jay of 's . ‘ul les westwa: long the north line of | side parties without requiring psymen "e sar OTA Maly STEAMSEIPS Onn | Tee ee tC HDTN may | immataheaeiacmta at fuih,eics Sette | Lerebr at the ime of dellvers, Red taut | ODe thing” aid the young bras of monthy BETWEEN NBW YORK AND LLVRB- | 1% 1876.06 o'cleck p.m - Lota 1.71.73, 74,75, 7, of suid tot 134 feet 11 inches "to the place ‘of ‘beain- Tec ne Seeonain Red Ret yetbonn Oe | Seek nae gnned anxiously into his face. re Chee aT See Beem {79 pooedcd is a Pog eget 01 ping, Dg paris of lots No. 19 an: ry square ‘Mr. Ballou (R. I.) said that it was well i Be. ae ho aeked, as po drew Bertin Wek May HiAlgeen ete a northwest. ‘These lots are very desirable fo: Terme: One fourth cash; remainder in ejual in- | Kuown that the chairman of the Committse | Gor, “nar yee not renee gee speoreee ania Wed” May 34 Bothnia” Wed Ju vecifon et ths city apd the around being irgu sud | lee li'per cent, imierer from used aeeara ty saeeg | OB; FBuPE Of the Senate, afrer consultation | Coniidates Why. tay deomer tae eae 1, 'D city, an e aot eins iD ir cen! tiom . iy A 3 ig 7 »: Bpreeinia Woo» May 3) Apvecinia well located, and the lots of convenient Of trust. A depc sit of B£0 will be requ 0 a aren Gt ome polichonl parties, und replied and his coun’ ing & good dea! nae wens él authorized Mr. Clapp to dispose of docu- y this... Wed.. June ‘WeDuMSDA® he ilen- seen from the piat. parcel at time of eale.and_ all conveyanc a@uce darkened. “There are Jones, Smith quantities to suit purchas erctwoan x BITTENDE ‘tee, | ments without immediate payment. Dar noe wens ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which a deposit | “‘myld-eoxe 372 GOLDWELL Sainnen Mr. Vance (Onto) said that applied only to cay aoe sane en wy 5 oe Steamers marked *' do not carry steerage passwn- | Of S25,0n cach lot will be reviuired at the time of (THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. recorce end speeches delivered to members | somebody, don’t you?” “Yes, yes, I eens. gem: Pescige bap pene iss z : i. ag do, I do,” said the young wife, bursting into Havas ov, Passaen—Cabin, $00, $100 and $1, DEE a he epee eects | TEUSTER’S SALE Mr. Singleton was golng on tosay that Mr. | tears: ««but all the newspapers Will tell bow a ‘to scoommodation.. ON DUBBABTO! Anthony, the Sena‘ rom Rhode Island, | pig mm: feet are, and \w folks 18, gold, . Return tioket om tevorebie 18 GEORG: hed given that permission, when Mr. Gar- think’ that anybody's fect ‘may be aood a eld ( 0) e int of order that it Btearage tickets to and htc rewall the was hot 1n order toallude toa Senator by | SUSped if they are large. : Ginsgow, of such det ing parc! uame. THE New York Times says of the death of ‘the ancing at cost of purchaser. Mr Singleton said that the name was first . Gest ea mae SE PCPLER trot rpenoned by" tho matt ou Rode Te: | DEW, W. alte saan of the aon in ahatiw myl3,1517 WASH, B. WILLI4MB, Auct. ‘Mr, Garfield said Mr. Ballou had not al- | the heart some AND UN luded to him by name. = Singleton said that was untrue. by appears that for ‘on Dani st b Ee overtasked that width porthwardly self in his literary feet, improved with MBRELLAS ASD ABASOLS COV. d with « ‘a great deal of confusion; the | Ornipg and working almost continuously Useantbtho 2p Weraliinb, arate ML | Srentarasn'sireotal ine obser paren belog's rx: | Speaker rapped with his gavel; mem ell 0 olen he tent hea age AT THE MANUFACTORY, tote | ox wd Scoee 8 feet on Beall street and foving — side Ub . ofas. nt cold, ‘contracted during the spring apit-im™ 13 D stroot northwest, jeudante, Iwill, on THURSDAY, the ° Terme of ale; ‘One-third cash: residue in two nat weg Untrae, and would not | Paint of the past month, be bed not com = cy .» Proc re mopths. o- i MINNESOTA FLOUR. Cof Fi gromises, | ferent fe be ccured by deed of trast ¢ | Submit toit. The little scene caused feat.” SE Ned / when ihe property 1s struck o! feited if the terms are not complied with within fi Gaye after sale, All conveyancing aud recording io PICK BELL, 8 ep23. ood t0onr THOS. DOWLL UNG & MIDDLETON, Auctionee: AL ABLE PROPERTY BOF VALU. AT AUCTION. ABOUT 31% ACRES ADJOIN- inG nH EFORM BcHOOL AND A FRAME & good deal of excitement for a moment, but was elled. soon qui At The conclusion of Mr. Singleton’s re- marks, the jous question was ordered. was first taken on the reso- directing the Speaker to transmit the evidence in the case to the Criminal Court of the District, with a view of Mr. Clapp’s in- dictment; which was agreed to—ayes 1 }; @ strict party vote, oer at Mr. orth (Tenn.) and Mr. Poiter (Mich.), S7-A skating rink accident is thus de- scribed by a Kentucky reporter: “She struck out—couldn’t turn—started for the ceiling— shouted, ‘don't you look!’—turned a hand- Spring, and then satdown. The stripes were crown and red. S7°As the morning train reached Ji jersey flats on Monday, a vi oung man leaned forward and addreeted ieay “whom Washbarn Mills, Minnesota FLOUR, not or excelled by say in the country. Itis our on to keep 'y of this coiebrated Flour always ou band. All we ark fs atrial to satisfy the most fastidious, For sale by J.B BRYAN & BRO. S27 tr 60% Peunsylvania avenu: PA LaveLraa BXHIBITION, at Trustee. |G, Auct. of Mal two story Brick Dwelling. The prop-rty is located on the north side of south D street, een 54 and 436 streets west, ma of sale: One-third cash; and the balance in 12 months; deferred payments to bear interest Tate of six por cent’ yor annum trom day ot | HOUSE S23. be had vever before seen, ‘,These are the (C20SSE @ BLACKWELL'S tale. A dopesit of 800 wilt be required at time of | iy rit vod of trust dated May isth, democrats, voted DO. which directed the | Celebrated Jersey flats, Madam.” “Then ae lot. conveyancing at Cost Frade 2g row yen nda toe Waslinnton oe ? rt resol: to there are two of you, eb,” she promptly re- prae PICKLES in Malt Vinegar, ARCH SAUCES Tor Fish, Meat & G POTTED MEATS and FiaH, GENUINE MUSTARD, QUPERIO MALT VINEGAR, JjAms. JELLIES, MAG MALADES Snd other tee on the Judiciary =e whether Mr. Clapp is an officer who could be im) ler the constitution, was also adopted, without a division. The next resolution proposed to change existing law by instruc’ the Committee on Approprii to insert clauses in the sundry civil en bill vesting the appointment of printer in the Presiden’ regulating the manner in which work shai be done for the di ents, athoriz- ing a contract of six years to be made with Franklin Rives for the printing of the e- ingte yunty , in the District of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, the undersigned ‘Trustees willeall at public auction, tn frout of the property. on BBIDAT, the 2 of May, 1576, at 2 o7cloek p.m yall that piece or parcel of land in ead county and Disirict, being parts called Scotland and ‘Barbadoes ¢ castmdoel the taranine reed east le of arn) u of Was! jton to Blacensbar, stand! corver of ihe farm now owned Reform snd running ‘hence, reversing the line of the entirs tract ye east 19 perch: @ Rorth os stat perches’ theuce soute . B. Warver, Auct. yee! ¥F. ENNIS. Trustee. Plied. myS eo&ds |. CLEARY, Saiesman. ‘ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, W488 o or northnecat corner uth ana D sta, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FEO) 1 STBEET.BETWERN O STR SY Anta AVENUS Th » May 18, 1876, . ia front of the’ premises, story aud attio Brick Dwellicg contain ing about ten rooms, having abent 15 tect 6 front.ronping back &7 feet, more or less, to a betog No 303. MARRIED, BOYLE—BABBITTI. at St. Stephen's Church, by Bicwarp Joan E. cord. Mr. Holman wanted to have the resolu- 8 ‘Terms: Ove-third cach; balance in six, twelve and | perches; thence north &4 degrees, east 71. invited, and are sold by all dealers in first- he f earings irom P Uon medified so as to request the commit- glass agocerice in tho United Miatea and Gan: | Sfalcand soctted byva deed of sreiton theareny | Soontortag® of Beetaning, containing SIN scree, | 120% Senor instruct thom; but osjection a. ne led. Sito down when the properth le stFack eft rn when the pre} ra Oye ee WRei bs! WILLIAMS, Anct. Ppercanson BBOS., Auctionsers. 4 o'clock p m. of the same day, in front ¥, allthat piece or parcel of ground pg on 4h 5! east, in the 7 74 lot 28, in ton. + which rated subéie ision Also, at was made. Several gentlemen objected to them on the ground that they tw make a@ direct contract with an vids YROSSE & BLACKWELL. CCR Op roere to the Ques BOHO SQUARE, LONDON. apd wis im HORSE FOOD. -, | San Tis lot is improved by a. Brame D Dwalling,and The result was, that the Jast resolution ms = SALE ON FLOR BUILDING LOT ON NOUTIE | tae afrontege ‘of Soiect bye deni of 308 foot ana ne to the Committee on | |BARBY.. On the morning of May 16h. 1576, hase = yeare in the office of Seer ol War a GoRDOWs Foop n¥ AFTERNOON, May 1%; epee | tsk ep en nl) introdaced @ Dill to re- | "Gis reastee will leave the cotabiiohesent of J will sell part lor 31. in equare 815, =< oO to the | Gawicr. Pennsylvania svenue, between i7th FOR feet on north L street, between fo this evening at 8 o'clock, for the Sth streets west. This lot {stp the mare asthe Nortbera Liberty Market HORSES AND CATILE. Compeny bui dings, and would maze business k SCONOMY,VIGOR, SPEED, FINB APP EAR- Tee RRO Hae TSGREDIENTS ALL VEGETABLE. Sample 100 Feeds fer $2.00, Depot in Washington, 609 Louisiana avenue. ecl0-eotm ©. P. LAURENSON & 00. NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE HAIR. "fe NATURAL AND TOUTHVUL COLOR. more and Ohio Depot. 0 May, 1876, at 1 Mint the beloved wile of Heury Linkinn, aged a8 ? SALE OF VALUABLE BINOE GEORG: ‘SOOUmTY, Tis ne - UNDERTAKERS. wer Contained a deed of trae from Ane 2S R.F #4nvey, eed dale eee of 934 7 STREET, Jo. ig? afod rhe 54 ver ie es Bale DUNOANSON BBOS., Aucts, invited ere bh at 10 0' ot zeae Conte known ‘westernmost at its