Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1876, Page 3

+ ______ DRY GOODS. SUMMER DRESS GOODs, VERY CHEAP! SUBMER CASSINERES. At the one pii.e Dry G cdestorest wy MR TET ‘treot gorthwest, t for the “Bagle” SHIBT. ‘ally made. except buttons, &.......@1 00 Qumpietely Buisbedone nn Finithed ad lauodried Also. sgeucy for Mme. Dem. TEENS. Rom AvcTION £0 dozen Men’ Linen Handkerchiets, at 1230. each. oo asics Hematite! . Sc eack. 200 yards Bios Striped Grenadine, at lWc.; farmer po case While Victoria Lawns, short lengths, at 12%, worth Tixe. 10 pteces Col reg Striped Site, ot 7S and 850.; for- (2S pieces Matting, st 29, 25 snd SSc., extra cusp Also, 4 4,5 4,640 84 Floor Oficloth, new pat- Sole Prices: rai Piatn Black ‘Sod Striped Grenadines, from 280. to Oar Bew York White Ficished Shirts, at $1.25, are the best sold at the price. Frack Lesiy 87 Our Pr "s cut psper PATTEBNS. Prices sre the Lowest WHY NOT SELL CHEAP? Yery large assortment of new Sering Dress K Bisa anc Wo-i Ponges in beautiful sbades Piaid, Striped, Pain De Bege, 2), 25, 31, 35, 37,40, rs Biack Eiiks, $1. 91.25, #1 57. $1.50, 91 62. Black * |pec: 24s w., Ke e Elsck Bik Moh Bisck Grovadin as k Cost 5.87.9 tack Cashmere 1 CARTERS, 767 Market 8; Good Cotton. ic". god Calica, 4%0.; excellent Bed Tick, 25; Linen Handkerchi-ts, 6¢ ; Stockings. 12: Towels. Sc ; Men’s Bhi Of best coitor, finest Linen, 98>; vory fine Table cyery large asiortment of Men and Boys’ wear, 37, ‘sole, @1, 6125, $1.20, 8175. myl7-tr DRY GOODS LEss THAN AUCTION PRICES. Spy quantity, Sats 5, 20, 25c. have ail been marked down, and reat bargains are now offered all through. Lopin’s Grenadines, Silk Stripes and Hernannie Grenadines. 10, 1255. 18, 1 a. 808. Plain, Plaid, 8 ripod, 25, 31,37, yp. SOc “mere for orth wer than ever before kaown. BF The stock must be reduced Zit Onabcts ai cost to close ont ¥ is at cost to close ont. - T.N. NAUDAIN my15 709 MABKET er. GREAT EARGALNS In GOODS FROM AUCTION. We pieces ban isome Plain, Stripe and Damask Mo- Batre. at 7, worth & 1) pieces handsome Lawns warranted fast colors. at ba ye w prices; Lupin’s Gad Wool Biack Grenadi:#, very cheap, IN MOURNING GOODS. Fine Cashmeres. . Bombazioes, DeLains and Tames: in ait best makes, 10 4, 12-4 Linen Sheetings. . Table Damesks, Napkins and ‘Towelings, all at low dowa prices, to suit the pres- Fe, 8S = J. W. COLLEY'S CBEAP COSNEB, 501, St ST., mylS-tr Market Space. Speers OF CO PABTNEBSHIP. DRESS STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE ‘The co partnership of J.C. WISWALL & 00. @zpiring by lemuation on July 1st, our stock MCST BE CLOSED On oF before that date. ‘We shall offer to-morrow, and continae to sell “or 30 days, eur large aud complete stock of DRY GOOD8 At GREAT SACRIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST end ail ec sining on hand Juce ist, will be sold at AUCTION WITHOUT BESEBYE. In order to Clos: in 30 Das, A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PEER CENT. ‘Will be made en a !arge portion of our stock. Prints, ¢, § and 6% cente per yar: Brown Cottons, 4 cents per yard. Figured Grenadines, 6%, 10 and 1235 cts, Frepadines in Stripes. at 10 cts. — LT ag ey cose. on summer Filk<. t8 and Upwas Pure Black Mohal: Soe worth 65. Large lot Table Damasks. Napkins. Wine Cloths, ers, &e . at lens than New York cost. GAINS in everything. AND DRESS GOODS HOUSE or WASHINGTON. Weinrite the attention of the public to our tm- mense assoriment of new styles SUMMER SILKS D GBENADINES Of all shades, tn stripes and plaids. Large stock BLACK SILKS of al celebrated makes SPRING PEESS GOODS of the most attractive styles and cclors MOURNING GOODS, WHITE GOODs, CASE1M ERES, OURTAIN LAOES, SILK UMBSELLAS and FINE HOSIER ¥ fo greet variety, st lees than New ¥ork prices. OLFORD 4 SHILBERG, #17 MARKET SPACE, ‘Third door from 9th street. aps tr NEW PRICES. 1014 SEVENTH STREET at's Hatr Uh All Weol Spring De Pacific Vambrics. 1i%e . ver aid and Stripe ; 1 nes k Silks chew, ON T MITCHELL. J 931 PENNSYLVANIA Offers the largest apd choicest selection of DBES8 ‘Goops ever shown fu this city. Boft clinging all wool }, in shaded stripes, Shemiskjncs sod Damame Goods, in all the new aces: ‘Saitin: srpreazh Conbaice, Fercales, French Jaconets. Lawns, Prinjed Linens, Glasgow Checks and ‘Gummer Bilke from $1 to 9125, vers che fines, in black and colors. rocade Oaebmercs. Cloth Buits from $8 to 918. 5 pers and Skirts, very cheay arpa jo Silky Cashimare and Drap from $16 to qabistpeetock of Sha Umbreliae and Lace Trimmed of onr stock will conrince ptr- chasers t 2 care ae best Scode fo a 2 evi i ‘Varieticn, at loss prices 7 MTORaLL. Ponnsyivanis aveaas. JamEs PLUMSER AND GAS BITIER, St] Trn ST. NORTHWEST. AT THE MANUFACTORY, 613 D street northwest, User PaaS MPR sie < ‘attreesing and th ve rege Poly Eat AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. ‘NCANSON BEOS., Auctioneers. DRY GOops. | BARGAINS: BARGAINS BARGAINS! HEAD @ CO., -» between 9th and lth ste, , OFFER: All-Weol DEBEGRS at Sic 939 Penna. avi and Satin-face Lace Sirige PIQUE 250 Linen TOW ELS 81 oA dozen and np TTON x CAMBBIOS (tho best ioe’ + ‘Upon each lot. : wrohias" r's coat DuRCaNSON BUOS., Aucts, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. BRANCH STORE, 1205 F street, bet. 12th and 13th sts. (old stand.) CALL EABLY AND SECUBE CHOICE @oups. GLASSWARE. OBINA, CBOCKERY, eer eyo HOUSEFUBNISHING GOODS, YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE! oa eae COOLERS, &c, DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION, WEEE @ BEVERIDER, cae myi3 tr 1009 Penn's ave., near Ith street, TOWSON &4€ €O.’S Ss OOND- BAND FUBNITU: STUVES, &c , BOUGHT, and the highest cash prices paid, and sold at re- duced prices, for cash. W. RUTHERFORD, myl2-1y Cor, 18th and @'sts., 622 uorihweat. GAUZE UNDERWEAR, for ladies and gents, as Jow as bur low a BLACK ALPAOAS, 15, 18 and 2c. Double width ai PaCa Deautital backs, at 250. ach. HANDKERCH y > aT = Bales sara wide COTTON, be CHRIS. RIESSNER, 4000_yards beantifi Plaid and iriped DRESS GOODS ix ail the newest sha ‘es at 25c., sold at 715 AND 717 71 STBEET N. W , cts. Bisck CASH MERES, Epring weights, as low as 50, 62, 75. S7. 81, etc AW N&. new styles, 120 Csses Wash POPLIN, Sige Victoria LAW NS cheap, 12, 15,13, 2c ,ete. PARASOLS, new style handles, $1, 8125, 81.50, ‘82 50, etc. Bi KS, very cheap GR IN and TAF FETAS, 1, $1.25, $1.50, £175.92. ste CASSIMERES for Men and Boys’ Wear 25, 37,50, 2.75 7c. $1. etc. — MATTING, fresh and green, 2, 25, 30c., ete. Is Bole agent for the District of Columbia for the ST. GEORGE, The ouly RELIABLE HEATING B market. Mr. Reisner has put up hundreds of these Kanges in this city, and {n all cages they have given the utmost satisfaction. He has the largest and best stock of LATE MANTELS In Washivgton: at prices from 913 upwards, ir. Biessner le Agent DIANT HUME FUENACE, Which has teen thoroughly tested, and pronounced by experts the best furnace now in ase French NGE in the 'BOBES AND GRATE: <M Townon @ CO~ || ‘eetstuas SUR A65br0 mylleotr ©36 Pa. ave, (south side), near 7th st Tsthe 4} stove in the world = best and safe 1K0N AND TEBRA OOTIA VASES, bract desi wanes ae teas sce of RF RIGERATORS § . , RAILROADS. Wate ogo Ee as eranne, CUTLERY, Pisin FoR THE CENTENAIAL EXHIBITION | “Gem three ply BUBBER HOSE, only Is seats por VB TRAINS DAILY, BXCEPT SUNDAY. VIA BALTIMORE & POTOMAC BAILBOAD. Commencing Wednesday, May 16th. The Baltimore and Potomac Bailroad Company will run the tollowt pg trains through to Philadelphia with ‘a Eig bron eavtoe th aoe SA Sos dept, Pennsylvania avenue and 6th street, daily, s , ind arriving. in Philadelphia at 1:20 jail Wbandays Phe ug in Philadelphia at 1:25 mnily. except Sundey . apd ariviog in Patisdelphia at 6:50 aly .exeept Sanday. nd arriving in Philadelphia at 21 r. ¥ dariiving in Philadelphia at 9:35 M ydaily. ig'cars attached to the train to Philadel- eg at 9°10 P x ; any berths cam remain in the car foot, TIN ROOFING, SPOUTING, &c , done promptly by the best workmen. Orders invited. CHRIS. RIESSNER, 715 and 717 7th street northwest. THE myl0-tr IMPROVED KITCHENER Will do the family cooking with one-helf the coal required by any other Range fn the market; coste one half as much ae other Ranges of same cspactty; will save it: Price in a few years in the items of re- pairs, and save its price every year im the coal bill, 1s modeled by the best skill known to the art, with 8 view to the greatest convenience; is what every family wants, and, having, would not part with ‘We bave Small and Large Family, Bestauradt and Hotel Sizes. ‘The largest assortment of SLATE and WHITE MABBLE MANTELS and PABLOB GRATES in the city. HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON, 317 9TH ETREET NOBTHWEST, 870 VE and PLUMBING HOUSS. REFRIGERATORS WATER COOLERS ¥ ue, Aud Dortbeast corner of 6th"street and Penn- »ylvanis aven depot of the Baltimore and Potomse Baiir. many. BANK THOMPSON, General er. myi6 im D.M_ BOYD. J&.. Gen. Pas Acent. BALtiMore AND OHIO RAILROAD, APBIL 30TH, 1576. a.m, LEAVE WASHINGTON. 6:46—Baltimore, Annapolis, and way stations, Point of Bocks and intermediate stations, Wain Stem. 7:16—Baltimore my4-tr and Alexandria Junction Large stock of good makes ¢ Yorks Pi ipaia and Boston Bz-| iow prices, “GEO WAKES & OD. . © Parlor Oars. Leaves at ‘ Hovse FCRNISHING STORR, day. stopsat Way Stations, ap2s-ly 314 7th street, above Penn. avenue. »nnecte for ALDapolis, STEAMER LINES. STEAMER “ HABBINGER” LESVES wmnati, St Lowis and Pittshura Br- > Hrederick, Hagerstown, and Valley hb street Wharf at 7 a m. on 5 cor Mattox Creek, # of Rocks and way stations. nore and way stations. ltimore Unlimited kxpr MONDAY a on WEDNESDAYS (same hour) fo Nomint. a a a Is; me ¥, incladiag Grind- ttle Try ant te ltr E. GREGG, Captain. sat Re- PM 12:15—Baltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott City and Anvapol 1:30—sew York, Philadelphia Norfolk Bx. | € press. On Sunday, all Way Stations and Baltimore only. 3:30—Bs'timore aud way stations 4:30—Baltemore ant Laurel Express. Blticott City, Frederick and Way Stations, via Be- ach CEIDES MEW, SXPRESS LINE botwcen HILADELPBIA,WASHINGTUS&GEOBGE- TOWN.—Steamers leave Puiladeiphia WEDNES- m. ry cero. | Lente oe END: SokD AY . seorgetown, D. 4:35—Srederick and Point of Rocks, (via Mi and FRIDAY. at 6 Pou. Freight fecorved aatly untilé p.m. Through bills of laden gtven for Bos- ton Providence. jonaipaees wishing 4 eH Georgetown. "GF HYDE. 99 Water tt Georse, sagerstow nad Wicebstten, Dieser car; | towne D. Oc WM. P.OLYDE & 00. 13'5. 30—". nine. Cinetnnatt ead Lowiseille, Wharves, Philadelphia. mayl-ly i Sait id Philaa ress. - ET : erick aad, Way Stations: via Belay. (Con BY . DELASI CSR LypEs Ww. pects for ADuapolis Bunday BOSTON, AND PBOVIDENC g gy meen se, Belts | WERKLY STEAMSHIP LINE.—Ow and sfter WEDNESDAY, April 19th, the Steamere of the above line, with direct connection with Bos- ton and Providence, will sail from Phitadelphia for Washington, D- U., every WEDNESDAY and ATUBDAY. Returning, leave Washington MON- DAYS aud FBIDAYS, irom Johnson's wharf, foot more and way stations. ©:10—Baitimore, Bladensburg, Beltsville, Lan- Tel, Keta; 8:20—Pittsburg. but no connection beyond Mar- Bisaburg by train leaving Buatay night Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch. : f izth street southweet. Inrongh Bills Lading is: 9:30 fie York and Pusladsipnsa Mucal Reviess | QLinn tree conte, ancongn Bula Ladi i; 9:30—Beltunere and principal way stations, and delivered daily from7 a.m. to6 9. m. Orders 10:50—Martivsburg aud way stations, Metropoll- | for delivery of freight, ke. recetved at 1902 F at oe and 1119 th street northivent. |v oe 8 oo 11:30-St Lowrs “Bzpress. Obicago, Colambus, Sendusky, Newark. On Saturday for Louis- uly 7:10. = 00,.8:15, 10-15 @ m.;1:30,5:15.5:30, 5.29, 7:10, 8:10, 8:20, 9:30 and 11:30 p.w., iy All other trains daily , except Sunday. No counection on Sunday tor Hagerstown or Val- ley Branch, or for New York aug Puladelphia at Sa mand 1:30 p.m. For further information apply at the Baltimore an4 Ohio Ticket Offices, Was n Station, and 455,601 aod 603 Penusylvania avenue, where rders Ww: be checked and "Pe : Bo. 12 8. Wharves. Fntiadelptta, J. H. JOHNSON & 00. apls-2m Agents for Washington. OR FOLK. F ORSTRANER LADY OF THE LAKE Leavy: m pany ¢ what “a mo: DA % ntil nosed /B POTOMAC BIVER LANDINGS. Steewer JNU. W. THOMPSON leaves Sompeny’s f 6th st UESDAY, at bh epls-tr -R. TICKET OFFICE. : For information spel st the office of the Com- uo™ ERSAL pany, under the ropolitan Bank, 16th street, BAILBOAD TICKBTS to or from all points | Opposite the Treasury, or to the so bonght. exchanged or sold barf. mara? ® reduction of ONE DOL! upon any other office or di “ prorLes’ Linz” tn this city E. MOR! ‘Tickets good till ured. Bageagechecked through, | woot). MATYOX CREEK, OPPER MA ly to . D. WHITESIDE, WT, ree 927 Peon, ave., Candy store. CHOLOCANY INTERMBL LATS 18 GREAT The sidewhcel Beamer {876 ren 1876 VANIA iJ NSYL kOUT Te the North, West, and Southwest. Splendid Boen- ipment. Gowbdle Track, Steel Bails, ery, M AY stu, 18 ‘Traius leave Washingto: corner of 6th a: ery TUBSDAT _R. FITZHUGH, Agent. for Pitted: end the W ‘Paslor Oar to Pittaburg: 7: Cene¢np eins Palace Car to Unicago, NOTICS. except Sunday. Wh the ricw of diminishing the chances of sol- BALTIMORE AND POTOMAO BAILBOAD. | Usion, the Steamere of this Line take s specified for Cavancaigus, Bochesier, Buffalo, @ conree for ell seasons of the year. N Falls, sud the North, 6 s. m. daily, except Bun- ‘On the outward passage from Queenstown to New et ond 3:40 5m. Salle nant Secunda: with Mo py; Meridian of 60 at 6 lat.,o: Palace Uars to Watkins. For Eric, igua, | othing to the north of @. on Er tiaio, aud Nisgera Fails, 11:60 8, a daily sex: | of {he hameward passage, crossing the Meridian for New York m. dally, with | THe BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN Paince Cars —_ Eiprose of all ROYAL MAIL STEAMS! .7:50s.m o0d1:30 | BETWEEN NRW YORK AND VER wm. dally, @ cept Sunday, with Parior Oars at- | POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR, a7 poten Wed By poche Wash Sas scree CcUny, tan O30 ond Abyssinia..Wed., May 3] Abyssinia..Wed., Jaly ‘press. *Bursis ...Wed., June 7|"Bussia.... Wed. for . Scytbis....Wed , June M4|Seythia.....Wi ml New York, dail Algerie...... Wed., Jane 2) Algeria .....Wi Jaly to Baltimore only; and ag ener following WEDS EEDAY aud SATUR- : Stcamars marked * do not carry steerage passen sander, F Fv. ‘Anna ‘is. 6 00 and 11:50 a. m. and 4:20 p. = except Sunday. XASDBIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- “war BRO AUBXARDELA & WASHINGTON Alexandris, TEUSKE ros. RUE AY once T FO} Ba’ ‘OR Mt ee banat” ; toorder SATOHELS AUCTION SALES. N=" ALCIION Booms, On WEDNESDAY, 7p m and cortipui; yo Baur will bo vasd eg costar seein ‘Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Bhoes, Hats and Noticnr, et & iT 80’ EAST, (N 5 Fee bawr sormmnare. yz Bentz itwre sold cn Commins’ F238 2w' = sOsEPA BEPPETTI. and roaming one bundred and fifteen (118) feet, reved by @ three-story Frame House, contain Tooms, apd al Terms: One-third cash; balance i Six per cout, interest. y € years, for which notes with secured by deed of trust upon propert: taken. If terms are not cumplied with from sale. property will be revold at risk a: Cefsulting purchaser. Deposit of $50 will be re quired at time of sale. Conveyancing &c., at cost of purchaser. BOUWABDO OCARKINGTON, Jn... Trastes. _my23 eo&ds B_H. WARNER. auctioneer W4SH. B WILLIAMS, auctioncer. ice. ASS! on D OW Li : IN, Trusteo, ING, Auct. : Et all of Lots 7, 18 » 20; 21, 92 and 25, in Morsell's subdivision of orig. Yoal lor I, in square 688. ‘These are sauall lots, i7xt 6 o'clock p.m 3 TRUSTEES’ SALE OF AN EL¥G \NTTHRER- ‘Terms of sale: One-fourth cash and the balance TORY AND EM on good time. $25 deposit required on eacn lot ING NO 30 1sTRE WT ORTHWeBY ee Free sold, Ail convevanci:g ar purchaser's coat. a ferme of re not complied with fa seven days after sale the property will be resold at the ris= und cost of the defanhing pare heser myli-d J. SWEET, Auctioneer, S2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON sec unt of rain, until TUBSDAY, May 23, 1576, same hour and place my?" E, J. SWEET, Auctioneer, TH 3 STREETS NORTHWEST. Under and by virtce of a deed of trast dated the twel'th (12th) cay of May and duly recorded ia Liber No, ne of the Isnd records for cou: D etrict of Columbia, and at the request of th secured thereby, we will sell at public anction, premises, on THURSDAY, Jane ¢ following dercribed real of Washington, D 0: A ‘cel of ground f Washington and Lot_numbered one ry of a fo 1, T py * ‘ingin s Roown and Gescribed Bupdred and thirty-six ) 12 Shepherd's ‘ro- By virtue of adecree by the Supreme fa subdivision oi nemi six bua court of the District cf Colombia: ie Bruits Pad Proves ae, ware’. (623.) together with the tm- cause No. 1025, 1 wili sell, at pnolic auction, in py ments. £c.. consisting of an elegant three- frent of the prem lees, on TUESDAY, the 234.day | Sty ard basment brick dwelling of May, 1876, at 5 o'clock p.m yall that part of lot | _ Tstms: One-third cash: balauee in six, twelve, No 2204 the subdivision of square No. 197,ta thecity | 8nd eighteen months, with interest at ten'per cen of Washingt 'n, D. U.y contalued within the follow, | "4M per ai soo of, fart on thee DUM. secu! y Property sold A deposit of @300 will be required of the purchaser at time of sale, All conveyancing At the expense of the purcbaser. If terms of sale are not complied with within seven dav« the trustees reserve the right t» resell the property atthe risk and cost of the defauiting purchaser. JOSEPA T DYER my2d&ds MIUHAKL GREEN, { Trustees. |HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ing metes and bounds: Beginuing for the same ata point on 18th street west distant 104 feet south of the northeast corner of said equare aod ranning thence south 25 feet; thence west 94 fect; thence porth 25 feet; and thénce east 9 feet to the piace of ‘erms of sale: One third cash, and the balance at sixand twelve months, for which the notes of the purcbaser, bearing intorest from the day of sale, Will be taken, anda lien retained on the premises rold. Adeposit of $50 will be required at the time —— efrale, All conveyancing at the cost of the par- | TRUSTEES SALE OF AB INTEBEST IN A coarer. a PBINTING OF FIOB. 8.H. WARNER, WM. F. MATTINGLY,Trastee, By virtue of a decd of trust, duly recorded in Li- Auctioneer, Office 435 7th street. ber No. 803, folio 133, one of the land records of the s10d District of Columbia. and besring date the thir- teenth day of September, 1875, and at the request of TO-MORKKOW. the party seoured thereby. I will sell at public anc- on the ist for cash at the right, title. claim and inter- DGhosNsoy BROS., Auciior tion, on the premises, at 6 o'clock pm Southeast corner $th'and D streets northwest. sic Dav or JUNE, 1876: to the highest bide the tims of sale, all the right, est of James Beard: fi id ti B SALE OF STEAM ENGIBE. SAWS. SILAET. Job, Printing Omee om ube thind Cosel Ba ate BS OABTE, AND LUT WOOD AT eo “3 ennsy !vania avenue. —— D. 0.. of which ho fa half! ‘stating Presses and Materials and Office Faraiture, such as are nsually found to @ Bock and Job Office, and which are d scribed im eaid deed of trust. or the sc! tachod thereto. -D. MILANS THOS. at 10 o'clock. we will sell at the wood aud coal yard on 4th and Washington streets, (1 old jail) TIOB On WEDNESDAY MOBNING, May wud SoS. art heanle Trastes, myi0-eo8¢s DOWLING, Auct. 1 Steam Eogine, Saw, Bhatting, &c. * I Fairbank Cosi Seale: lot Pine Wood. ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. 1 Roree and Oart. Mole and Cart. ‘Tes ms cash, my20-3t DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. — DStATE IN PRINCE OROlua's COUNT, s a's COU, ’ MABYLAND. The uvdersigned, Trustees, by virtue of Power contained in a deed of trust from Ana L. Contec to the undersigned, dated the 34 pay of May, 1875, and duly recorced in the land records of rince George’s connty.Md.,in Liber H. B., No. 10, folio 957, &c., will sell at public sale, to the h gh- “WALBUT REP PRER UI oF P. est Lidder, at 10 o’clock » m., at Con*es’s S:ation. onthe Warbiogton Branch of the Baltimore and Ubto railroad, on WEDNESDAY, Mav 24, 1576 that properly known as the “Bear Branch Prop- erty and lying on the westernmost side of the Wa-hirgton porep atits junction with & road bnown as the Montcomery road, aud about one mile frem Contec Station and about one mile from Laurel, containing 157 acraa,3 roods and 8 perches, more oF | bis property’ has a bold streain ran: ning through it large enough to tara a mil’, Is well wooded, and lies advantageously for subdivision. snd on account of its proximity to Baltimore and Washington, being about twenty-two miles from the former and about sixteen miles from the latter, snd its nearness to the two stations of Contes 's and Laurel, offers an attractive opportunity for specala- tien in country lots, OBNING, May 25, he residence of 9 gen. onse- y is ‘Terme: Orfe-ba't cash; balance in six months, | ese cach, THOS. DOWLING, with interest from day of sale, to be satisfactorily my20-d [punday Herald&Capital ] Auctioneer. 4; of all cach, at purchaser's option. for further informstion apply to Chas. 8. Contes, at Contee’s Station. or to Jobn Glenn & Co., No. 12 St. Paul street. Baltimore. JOBN GLENN. B. SNOWDEN ANDBEWS,) Trastces. T. BHETT, my 13 13,17,20,23 CHANEY ad DWIN J. SWEET, Auctioncer, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THRES-STOBY BRIOK DWELLING ON PENNSYUVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 678 AND 7ru STREETS KacT By virtue of a deed of trust dated A.D. 1875, and duly recorded in follo 443, c1e of the Jand records of the Dia trict of Columbia, and at the request of the party PROVED PRO: ecured thereby, we will sell at pudlic suction, in TWEEN its front of the premises, at. 5 ob lock p.m son NOKTHWEST. THURSDAY) Juve Let, 1876, all that certain piece Jn pursuance of a decree in oF parcel of land situate aod lying tn the city of Seta bea ee aio Hany Bo 4 Ant, Deckes Mi betog lot numbered’ forty-four (44), of Ferguson's ay 3d, 1876, Bins iathtos a will,on WEDNES- Day, May 17th, 1576, tn front of the premises, at 6 o'clock p. m., sell at public austion, ull that piece of land in the city of Washington Known on the plat of said city as the west twenty fire feet of Lot nam- bered ten (10), in Square numbered three handred and seventeen (317), together with the improvements thereon, consisting of a two story Brick House. Terms of eale, as fixed by decree, are: One-third of the purchase movey in cash, and the remainder in equal installments, at six and twelve months from the day of sale, the deferred payments to besr interest and to be secured by a lien apon the prop- erty sold. One hundred dollars in cash must paid at the time the property is Knocked down, and if the terms are not complied with within one week from the day of sal be resold at the risk of the defaulting purchaser 0.2, ‘ambian College Law Bui . JAB.G. PAYA, ‘Trustess. Law Buildivg, subdivision cf original lot numbered four (4), in bered sight 8 hree eres Terme: One-third cash; balance at 6 and 12 months, for which the notes of the purchaser shall be teken, bearing interest from the day of sale, at 5 per cf per anpum, and secured by deed of trust upd atequate insurance upon the property sold. A deposit «f @100 will be required at the time of sale, and all conveyancing at the oost of the purchaser. If termes ct sale are not complicd with in seven days after day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right to Fieye the property at the risk and cost of defsuit- ne pl r J. STANLEY JONES. TAM B. JONES, Trastoes. E. J. SWEET, Anctioneer. meyl8-d ppencanson BROS., Auctioneers HOUSE AND Webster Dauncanson Broe , Aucts. Rs THF ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until WEDNESDAY, May 24th, 1876, at same bour and piece. ENRY WISE GARNETT, mya JAS. G. PAYNB, { Trustecs. 7 OUN LETON. Y oe Roal Estate Auctioneers. RUSTER’S SALE OF BRIO TrOron K STREET. BETW 197H 8TS. NO! Ry virtne of a deed of trust, dated o Tr, A.D. 1873, duly recorded No. |, folio 61, one of the land records for W: dn the Distr.ct of Colambia. and by nest of the pare, secured Cyt Iwill sell at Hic auction.on FHUBSDAY the 35th dayot Bay, DHT, at 6 o'clock p m..in tront of the pro yi ron! ington county, r pu A — nd fying ia paid otty of Washines TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO VALUABLE ying in said olty of Washing- BRICK HOUSES. ON THK WEST SIOE OF | Ar) Tot nuabered four,t4,) in sqanre Aer RI WEEN T AND U SYIBEETS | powdered one hundred and seven, (107.) together pieectie iaiiler Grad aoa with all and singular the improvements, priv lott, A.D. 1570, aud recorded’ in Liber 623, aor Ceetne eee msncer 8} . ‘Terme cf sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash; the balavce in equal instalimonts of notes folio 219 €t seq., one of the land recerds of Washington couuty. ia th rict of Uolumbi: ¢ re avd by direetion of of the hulder of the note sec! onthe, with interest at 8 per cont, thereby, we will ctfer for sale,at pablo suction. tn fost Pintondadew geurrnt mp ning ool gh gerd ead front of on WE ISDAY, May e premises sold. Covveyanctn: Bath. 1e76, at 5 o'clock ll those pisces or | tris "comt “A deposit. of #280 rea porcela off Around Known’ as"Loty 18 and 79, in | Socm anthe property is Kuscked of, ‘if the teres of siconer and Alien’s subdivision of a part of ‘the | talc arenotecmolicd with; to one week from day ot east half of Equare No. Each Lot is improved | sai the Trust ping Ly Dao two aieey Brice Deine, erty at the risk ard cost of the defaulting purchaser erms of sale: @1.200 on each house and the pro- | Chor riving fine days mation of ceeh eee ia hs portional expenses of the sale in casb; balance in | Bening Bear newspaper: published in Washing. pix and twelve ‘months, secured, by notes bearing | Ton. 0. EL EB. ARNOLD. ntereat at cight (8) per Cont., and by deed of trast Gn the preperty. A Geposit of @100 on each hones | —8°20-tb.m.tililothM atdts will be required at the time of sale. Gonveyanciog BUSTRES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IM- At purchasers cont. If the terms of sale are not PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY ecm with within seven days, the Trnsteos OF WASHINGTON, CONBISTING OF A rencrve the right to resell the property, at the risk TWO-STORY DWELLING, SITUATED ON aud cost of the dsfaulting purchaser. WHAT Is KNOWN AS THE “BRENT. myl3 d&ds_ YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts. GELAND KNOWN A8 “METROPOLIS B. HH. WABNES, corver F and 7th streets. JOTI SALB OF VALUABLE UNL APRON ED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SLOB By virtue of a deed of trust. dated January J 29th, Ia74, aud duly recordsd in Liber No. 743, f..4 folio 43 et’ seq... one of the land records of the District of Golumbia, ard by the written req uont of the secured ¢! au on the premises, of 1876 at 5% o'clock p. m., all that picoe or Jand, situate and being in the county of ton, Pistrict of Colnmbia, and known as 1 BEETe Box! a tl 241n AND 261TH W. BDAY, May 24th, 1876, at 536 eck pas s will be cflered ia three parc m Pal horthwest thirty (40) fest eact of the northw tie fand Know ‘as Metropolis View, commen ber of lot Bo. ninet for the Sa mh ton Washington,’ 0.6 two hundred and’ : heast corner feet six inches (63 6), thence el | #8id lot north peed Cy: ry bait ¢ ibe ult ml Ui eel tos | ate gnc a a K went i % Said alley and parallel with ssia_K street 63 tect'¢ | tion one bundred inches. thence northwardiy parallel to the west ius ft said lot 134 feet 11 inches to the of begin- Bing, being parts of lots No. 19and 2 in said 3 a oo Barn as: it in equal in- tunrein reise anityear enciboa: | Heecha i aatinh Senieas Shake Otho, A deposit Of B60 will be required on each | yond fhe eime that ond of ssid lot twenty parcei at time of sale.and ee pur- Bine as sul chaser'scost. T. T. OBITTENDEN, Trustee, two-story dwelling. . PERE Gmyis-codds J.T. COLDWELL, Salemman,_ | | Terme, Une te th cou; balance tn 6, ° Ingimterest at & por cent. par annem from day "of ASH B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, es of trust on Bo. 1001, northwest corner 0th and D streets, soi wit be take cow iat ~ Sion wil Bre pbryhie gists ativan, angler ag | Soy gett eta peebies tas Bo Wo! 6ov foito tal, ove of the laud for days’ advertisment. EE, a ea, Heal at pablicauctige, antes 5B0.30n cant soeeacee 9 * my! T. , Salesman. nuges, on THURSDAY, May 2. Bipear athe ne veiock, p. Bh tbe tatlowing ae? lf iN Hag¢ i Byer Se See, SERRE Ses <TR EVENIN. STAR. TUPSDAY.....cocecceeed OY 2 187. ——— —_—_—_—_—_ FORTY-FOURTH cone. *25- Closing Proceedings Yester, t4™. SOUSE—Afer our report closet The report ot the Committee on Bales (7 CHARGES AGAINST DOORKERPER FiTz- UGH was read. The committee sa: 5 whole matier was referred To theun, tap took up the questions affecting geaeral ebaracter. The committee itved tae roxdiace all the ev! aod pa- Pe Acie ue charge of blackmail! % ing @ fed- eral officer in Texas, that was ‘cunproven, and the party who made the ‘was not Te opposed to Bi Fitzhugh | polition, testis is r. ut io testi- fies to his unimpeachable character while in 8. * was counsel on bis trial, and Judge Dur- bam says if he had been on the jary he would bave been compelled to acquit. The committee hai no evidence to show that the verdict was not right. 3. As to the letter written in December last to @ friend in Texas, the committee in- quired whether the letter showed that Fitz- bugh Was @ man of such discretion and sense @s to be intrusted with the responsibie duties devolving upon him as doorkeeper. As to the manner in which the letter was made public ibe committee bad nothing to do. Tuey give bim the ful) benefit of the fact bat he would not appoint to office the man who held the letter over him in terror. The commi:tee thea show Lhe reaponsibility +f the Doorkeeper’s position, aud say tha ¢ bas not such @ weil- properly execute his ve responsibilities. The letter is foolish. a gives evidence of an unevenly-balanced mind, while the appointment of his son to a high position sbows a violation of the rales of the civil service. There is enough in the letter to show him unfit for his office, and the committee recommend te adoption of two resolutions First. That the office of Doorkeeper be va- cated by the present Incumbent. Second. That the duties of Doorkeeper be evolved temporarily upon the Sergeant at- Arms, The resolutions were adopted. On motion of Mr. Biount, the House went lute Committee of the Whole on THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL, Mr. Clymer in the chatr. Mr. Whitthorne offered as an amendment the bill heretofore reported from the Com- ‘al A fairs reducing the pay of d shutting out promotion. ), Mills (Tex.), Randall the amendment. 1] the tax-payers of the including the people Of Maine, de- the reductions. Mr. Hale, referring to Mr. Banning’s re- marks that the tax-payers of the country all demanded reductions, said the gentieman bad certainly not read the resolutions adopt- ed at the late democratic convention in Cin- cinpati. He found that @ resolution in the mejority report thanked the demecratic ma- jority in the House for their efforts at econo may. The minority report did not allude to the matter at all, and the minority report was adopted, 80 that the convention not only did not commend this insane run after econ- omy, but by indirection snubbed the action the letter shows that balanced mind as to g country, ed would you in- dorse—the minority or the majority? Mr. Hale.—I have never ye seen either a msjority or @ minority report of a demo- cratic convention that I would indorse. [Ap- plause on the republican side. After further discussion, Mr. Whitthorne’s amendment was modified, and then the whole amendment was rejected, so Lnat the pay rem ins as at present fixed by law. hen iause in relation to navy yards was j Mr. Lewis (Ala.) offered as an amendment the bill lately reported from the Naval Com- mittee retaining the yards at Brooklyn, Kit- tery, Charlestown and Norfolk for general purposes; retaining Mare Isiand aud Pe cols a8 naval rendezvous; the yard at Wash- ington for manufacturing purposes, aod au- thorizing the recession of League Island ana New London. Mr. Kelley (Pa.) made the point of order that this was not in order, as ft changed ex- isting laws and was not in the direction of economy and retrenchment. Instead of ecou- omy it would be gross extravagance to sell League Island. Mr. Lewis (Ala.) argued that it was in the direction of economy, as it saved the ex- penditure of millions of collars. The Chair decided the point of order not well taken. Pending consideration the committee rose, and the House, at 6 p. m., adjourned. Mydrophobia Newark. SHOCKING DEATH OF A YOUNG GIRL, The New York Tribune of yesterday gives the following account of the death of a young girl from hyd: ophobia, briefly mentioved in & velegram to THE Star: The entire family of Louis Sorhagen, of No. 263 Norfo!k street, Newark, N.J , consisting of Mr. Sorhagen, his wife, bis son Charles, aged 14; Heurietta, aged 12,and Margaret,aged 10, were bitten by a rabid dog on April 29th. ‘Tae dog was of the Spitz breed and a great pet of the jamily. ve animal had been away for sev- eral days, and on its return acted very strangely, Snapping and biting at all who Spproacked it. Charles attempted to pacif, the dog, when it bit him on the right hand, drawing the blood. The animal then ran into the barn aud refused to come out. Shortly afterward Henrietta was passing through the barn, when the brute spri upon berand bit her on the right heel. few minutes later it wandered into the yard and bit Margaret on the left ankle and Mrs. Sorhagen on the fingers of her rigut hand. It “4 bit another dog and a horse bel r. longing Mr. Sorhagen. Mr. Rorhagen, not suspecting that the dog was rabid, tied it up in its kennel, and while doing so it bit him on the left wrist. The pext morning the dog was dead, its mouth covered with froth, while the sides of the kennel showed the marks of the antmal’s teeth. Op Thursday last Henrietta com- plained of drowsiness, pains in the head, cack and limbs, and during the nigbt she hada ylolent spasm. Drs. Voegler, Korne- man and Ill were summoned, and cut out a piece of flesh Where the child had been bitten. On Friday morning she seemed to be im- proving. ‘and was rational until noon, when she @ spasm and sauk iuto a torpor. Occasionally she started from herstupor and screamed violentiy, tearing the bedclotnes and talking deliriously. In the evening she bad several! more violent spasins, which con- tinued until 2:30 o’clock on Bunday morning, when she died. A post-: ni examination was made by the attending physician. wounds of the other mem! of the family have been cauterized, and as yet they have shown no signs of bydrophia. ‘The other dog was seized with hydrophebia on Friday aud was Killed. TuE New YoRK FENIANS.—The recent suicide of poor Mulleda opens the way for a word or two on the Fenian wreck. Tae Mof- fatt mansion, in Union square, where O'Ma. bony’s folly of an Irish republic was estab- Dsbed, is again a priv: O'Mahony himseif is ing by writing for the Irish m. R. Roberts, whosu ed him as pre- sident of the 1 inary Irish repuoiic, has turned agriculturist, aud lives on a farm Which he owns on Long Island. O'Donovan Rossa keeps a third-class hotel in Chatham Street. General Bourke, who was nis feillow- — in England, holds a political office. leased, is in the controller's office. Hi low exile, Augustine Costello, also had a th ‘ition, but whether he still holds am not able to say. Almost every the exiled Fenians worked into New York local politics on arrival here, and others. It » that the camage this year will be relatively less than A CaLirorNta POLO CivR—The Jose (Cal.) Mercury of « fa ‘ Ban Joee’® complement to pival as Phiiecelpnin ng riders, with Fis borees. ; an T. K. Reed, (0 ~d orig a's Satta Ty, (champion Okt Morgan as Amended was ado ted — yeas 21: Eer'Dr. Neleom, of the Wp announced the death of & brother of Bishop Pec: pays ng conference, ev. Dr. Geo. t Scranton, DIED. BURGESS. Fell asleep ta May 22 sto clock p.m serivg illness, Mrs Bi zaresu BM Bene cf Abner Burgers. and s bird deugbter of end the iste Bliabeth Beeman, aged @ year iment of Hanson Hrown, , 1876, at 11 © clock, > clock, on Wednesday, the Seth stent. Friends and relatives are respeotfaliy Vited to attend from ber residence. No. 324 ( street bortbeast ° vse. M js + Mire. Avs nats. sy 22, 1576, ot p.m. Mrs. Awn Love, Fanersl will take pi one. Ee. L — 106 sgaoene on nesday, jmetant, at Test in peace. dite MUBPHY. May 234, 1876, Buizay in the 12th year of her ag: ‘The foneral wil) take place from ber parent's residence. reat- northeast, ‘May he Bo. 2110 & street northwest, on Thurs day. 28th instant,at4o clock p.m. The Se ited to attend. at” SCHATZ. At Philadelphia, Ps , Th . wet, Lirox, twin cart snd aie a 7’ and grandson . T onthe and 9 days iat i UNDERTAKERS. R.¥- Banvey, 934 F STEEET, Undertak WM. HACKETT 619 Lin Steeer Noatuwast, octl-ly GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. peg OUR STOCK OF p* MA CKINAW STRAW HATS NOW BEADY. LABGEST STOCK 2ND CHEAPEST GOODS IN THIS CITY. WILLETT @ RUOFF, may30 6t_ 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. $1.60 S14 FINISHED, READY FOR U ff GENTLEMAN'S SHIRT or Wamsutts Muslic and Good Linen Bosoms, FOR £144 NET CASH. ‘The popular ides of value in linens Denes, This is one clement of value, but only one. Another and very necessary clement is roundness of turead. Both linen and cotton are vervtable fibres, but cbar- Scteristically different, linen having a greater power of absorption than cotton, as may be proven by very simple experiments. Hence the advantage linen has over cotton in absorbing and retaining starch. ‘There are aiso differences of degree in regard to this quality in different grades of linens, the round thread linens haviog this quality in @ greater degree ‘than the fiat thread. These Ebirts are made by the oldest house tp the trade; and, being no novices. they have selected « linen not only for its fineness, but with reference to ‘actual value ip practical use. ‘The price at which I offer them, $1.00, less 10 per cent. for cash, or $1.44 net, islower than I sold similar gocds seventeen seers since, and at the price must command large sales. This offering is tpectal and ts not intended to iuterfere with my regular stook ebirts. ONE PRICE ONLY. CASH DISCOUNT TEN PER CENT. GEORGE C. HENNING, 410 SEVENTH STREETS. mylé-tr SArng pus.or rirre avenveyh STYLE CASsIMERE DBESS LATS, ISSUED TO DaY¥. ‘T4YLOR & BUFTY, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVEROR, BAVE BEDUCED THE PRICES ‘THEIS CELEBRATED DOUBLE YOR GHIRTS af FOLLOWS: Quality No.1, 6300; Formeriz 20.58. “ “ 2,950; “ Dee. “« 6mm; “ gam, « « 460m; “ een. mern EZ SPRINGSTYLES NOW READY. KEEPS PATENT PABTLY-MADE DEESS SHIRTS, L304 saa Sorsetic tae Wests ‘¥. BURDETTE ace, RYE: 2.9. opm 2s.