Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1876, Page 3

DRY GOODs, A GENERAL REDUCTION, ‘hall offer our entire stock oe ae ye. 18. and re SU ard Woel GRENA- Sas aistuneee ‘we Our entire stock Worsted DRESS GOODS at at- SUMMEN SILKS at aig discount . s " White, ead Bacdsome Plai 5 jgared Linen Le . indies ia piatu Waite, White Pr and elegant (hist colors; 10 pieces 99 DRY GOODS. 15000 YARDS HAMBURG EDGES FROM AUCTION, 3,5, 5, 10, 12, 15, and 18 conte. Fc B Oue hundred pieces BLEACH ED COTTON at tec. UAC SENDER Soa atcha ere 100 NEW STYLES PARASOLS. j5o. 8 e, Frenen Orga: ha pink aed white, tor ect Nets | ‘ite fancr Banden, 7, 33. Sito, 92, ideries, for trim: 3 . ) at balt fi . 100 PL teers Liana Laxe twins mare Somes 1 | ara wich’? RIECES FANCY LAWNS, Beeaifun aa co So. 314 Sih strent hereeeet VICTORIA LAWNS Set eee of all binds of Dry 12, 15, 18, Eto. . hirt dave av7 discount for cash only. jeld-te” | 18,18,20,95, xP EACK ALPACAS FEARFUL REDUCTION. at 25 100, ,PIRCES PLAID DRESS ;GO0DS SVERY YARD OF OVE TIRE STOOK DUOE: READ OUR BARGAINS. Lonsdale CA RIO, yard wide, finest quality, —- sree, Meer rtment of Swcmeentel mead , 19. 18, 18. te. Large ascortmen Grecadines. Plain Gronadises, Plata Greuadines, -\, Steiped Grenadines, 18, 29,28, 31, 37. 59 conta. CARTER'S, 707 Market Space. 13,28, Pa 4 BOLLS NEW MATTING PLAIN A 8T For Baits, with lacs tomatcn., LTNENS 2% WIDE SHEETING OOTTON, 25c. All kinés of WRITE GOOD! and ie a Br’ }OODS for ladies C. M. TOWSON & C0's., ¥ tment of Hamba . ato ate ‘Bent adice line Ons ee: 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, uitine. by esate. Pure Li Ladies x a Bon, ears na on ence je5-eotr Eourm fpr, Nean 71H Steer. lack Silks at real cost, Goods at pace reduced to 2). 35. 30. 35,40 Pare Sith Mohair Alpaca reduced from 75 to js. Large savortment of Cloth and Casslinere for men and buys’ wear. We are sel-iag excellent Calico for S cts. Men's Gauze Shirts 37 cts, jol8 tr RARE BARGAINS. L458f CASE. ‘© of the White Victoria Lawns, in sbort lengths, at J: + Worth 375¢e- wo = Counterpancs, at $1.50, reduced from & boxes Balbrigan H. ates box. % vinges Eatin Striped Grenadiaes, at 1840., worth Plain, Plaid and Striped Bisck Grenadines, from Bo. to $1.2. cases White and Brown Cottons, from 0 canssction, from 46. $0 500 slowest Brice fore known. Our White Linen Bosom Shirts, flaished, at $1.25. Frank Ledlie’s cut paper PATTERNS. GEO. J. JOHNSON & 00. 711 Market Space, NGTON DRY eooDs.— ines ot 12¢0-; beautiful Colored BRODHEAD & 00., 939 Parva. Av Detween Sth and 10th sts., Offer EXTRA RDINARY ISDUCEMENTS in Drees Linens, Pi Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Nain- Je2-c0” LOUTH WASH Woke omdere +7S¢ per yard and ap, inctading et, Guinet, aud Ponson's cele- rem, itp. Se. per yard and up. © Underwear at sgeats’ prices, RAILROADS, a . Fer THE CENTENAIAL EXHIBITION SRANCH STORE, FIVE TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. « 12035 F ctreet, bet. 12th and 13th streets. ViA4 BALTIMORE & POTOMAC BAILBOAD. BRODHEAD & ©O.,, Monday, June 12th. 939 Pa. ave., bet. 9h aud loth ste. and Potomac Railroad Company jes-te ‘The Baitimore will ran the followin; trains OYS” SUINTS, SIZES 11, 114, 17,1236 AND 13 h to Philadel a with os I teh, bon t fe Gt oe er ut chin goof care: Rantugt ar 5) one od Liner fo ot, Penosylvania ‘and 6th street, daily, ue Drees Shirt. Boye” best 3 ply tinea wwe = = : nts por done st the BRAN! 1012 6 —— Philadelphia at 1:20 jupday. Philadelphia at 1: P ex ey. == 1:40 P. 3 and duriving in Phiiadetphia at 6 TNOLIL 8. Pr. y exer] apday. armen 5:35. w.. sud arriving in Philadelphia at 11. THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, sos NINTH ST&EET, Opposite the Patent Omtce. Slike. 7Sc., Sle., 900. and 1 ie Sik Sun Umbrelias ga te a6. Linen Lawrs sud Madras Ginghams redaced Ail Wool Debege, 31 to 800 Llama Lace Shawis and Secqtes. Victoria L id arriving in Philadelphia et 9:35 sdaily. jog cats attached to the train to Philadel. leaving at 9:40 P.M : and persons securing ths can remain in the car until 7 o'clock Eecure your tickets at the office of the co: A Sto #30. ba he for Sacks, BaiiPoad comvany. FLANK THOMPSON, General Manager. myi6 Im DM. BOYD. Jz. Gen, Pas. Agent. GREAT 1876 FEnxeyivaNia 1876 — rat Conve Unterweer. Te the Serth, West, and Southwest, ara Double Traci, Steck Katla, id Boon~ —— on tater ee AUCTION PRICES! Frat rast of Gta sal Bitte fo ee Bnd the Wost, 6 DB. daily, with jace Car t yOsicaase and’ 60's. m. daily, except Sunday. . . is “BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAILBOAD. Bor Osnandsigue, Rochester, Buffalo, yl ad the North, 6 a. m. daily, except Sun- ; and 7 40 gm. daily, except Satarday, with Cars to Watkins Eric, Canandaigua, mae. sad Niagara Falls, 11:60 ®. m. daily, ex- cept Sunday. wor New ‘ork and the Kart, 9:40 ». m boys Shay Palace Cars attached; Limited Express of 'Pull- = Parlor Oars, 9 &.m.datly.except Bunday. | ra. from anction. I-sale and rotail. jo8-tr ‘corner of For Pitis ore Parlor Oar to Gerdes ee scovses tx comtinns oar nae Oeoene Cut Sale for THIRTY DAYS LONGER, ano «matt, ON MONDAY, JUNE 5, Offer our large stock of DERES GOODS, including Cy New York ard the Ewt, 9:03. m.aud 1:40 | ns elenanaicn m. Quly, except Buncay, with Parlor Oars at- si Por Phil dolphis, MO HAIBS, ALPACAS, &c., AT 20 PER CENT. BELOW OUST. G00D8 MUST BE SOLD. DOMESTIO AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS $.058 m.and 1:40 5:35 and 9 Ecept Bunday, Limtee Breress » 4220 except S' nm sy Wes Foose Croak ron 305s. m. and * andar. wor Aacapolis, 6-00 snd 11:50 8. m. and 4:20 ». Sanday. . - be m@.. except dege,t Care at prices which must secure purche- | ,7 Ey awpgia 2 FREDERIOKSBURG BAIL Positive goods not closed out by Jaly 3, will PAL ASD ALBSANDELA & WASHINGTON De sold ai suc in. J. OC. WISWALL @ 00., =r 310 7tb st.. ucar Pa. ere, @PECIAL BARGAINS Tips leave ‘fexancria a Sr Ban rst Li Bileo pin, jormations ; DRESS GOODS. s tions can be procured st the Oflcea:— syivania avente, Northeast corncr of Bixth street 4. 100 pieces handsome and etylish | and Senuerirames SvOnD, ama Gt te ware OLS, ranging im price from 12%e, to 78c. | Grderscan be left f = eet gk yand wool, Lapin’s | paix THOMBON. Gen Marana MEE Ty Gen Pi c ey at boc 1 i per yard, cheap. wen, Tameee Ciutat, Mobair aud alpaca, | BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIRROAD, an . —— JUBE 1irtu, 1876, an LEAVE WASHINGTON. (G—Ealt more and way ons. BY O—Beitimore, Al His, and Pott of ihocks and Main Stem. 7:10—Bsitimore and Alexandria Junction. mae ON ee | 8:00— Neto York, Ptladelphia and Boston Be. ‘THE LOWEST PRICES YET BS po if Oars. Lonves at a Staday, stops.at FOUND IN DRY GooDs. 4 Sua opeat Way Btations, snd connects for ys j—Ctacinaaii, St Louis and Pittsbure Bz- Fredei another lot 5c. Bleached Cotton, wort 10. gest line Lawns in the city. 1836c ess rick, Hagerstown, and Valley nest agror!meut Percales is city, i760 way — $:20—Polut « of Bock y stations. 3 ore and stations, 9:35—New York Limited Exprese, Baltimore and ccs Besgeaes SU aps Gerck shes inte the Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only. ~+ Victoria Lawns, 125, 15, 18, 20, 250., cheap. 12:16— Baltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott Oity and Bil Stic. Drees Goots wow 35 1:40—2ew York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Ba- 5 J Be. “ ~4 *, na Devon Gord Steck foarte ily chesp. ess. On Sui + a Way Stations and fee's Tuck White Skirts, 7Sc a i, Sen end Bore’ Cassiwecenstont ek Express. Wilicott P Bove’ Gassicees aa E cost to close ont. ais ‘T. WN. NAUDAIN, ederick and Point of Rocks, (via Metro- 709 MARKET S2ACK. uiten Branch). myi-tr 5—Baiumore. Annapolis and way stations. 1 — Chicago, Cinctnna:i and Lowisville Express, vecte tere ncrapalectced oa eit Bet ie36'oe a ra ow Bcendae Patnoxtzs raz ONE PRICE, CASH, Hageretown and Sleeping cars hicago, Cincinnati aud Lowisvilie. 6:35—Baiumoteand Pacladelphia Beprese, Pred- Sects tor Ansapolts Sunday.) ony” CO anepo) : 6:40—Baitimore, Bladensbur Beits- vile, Lavrel, Aubapolis auction. 7-00— Baltimore eng way 5 Soe Eben ho weaken ravine aight ry! ring & Vay Béaticos ou Metropolitan Branch. SP EPECIAL PABGAINS NOW OFFERING. Wa: BT Agency LS Mme. Repos reliabl engl 9:00—Baitamore, Bladensburg, Beltsville, Laa- terns - im: 4 rel, ay. 7 sociare Basie oe - 18:00— few York and Philadelphia Night Express} ‘Tus SILK 10:05—Paitimnare acd principal way stations, AND 10:40—Martinsborg and way statious, Metropoll- DRESS GOODS HCUSE samuel or WASHINGTON. D&Y GOODS HOUSE or WM. BIRD WYLIE, 1014 Tth street northwest. Louis “Expr fcago, Columbns, res8. Obi Sapduaky, Newark. Oa Saturday for Louis- ville. matin favite the attention of the public toour im- mbasc enteriinsat of nowess styien BUMMAS SILKS ADINES shader. tn Stripes and Plaids. Clare sock DLACE SILKS of sil celebrated OSeemner DEE3S GOODS of all the latest prodac- LACE S40QUE8 end BHAWLS of the richest = he OSTERY, and Le- BRELLAS, fre Hi gS ae INEM SUITS in great variety. af ‘York prices. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days. No 4 i< sé j cons Are., itorney for Trustees. DUNUANSON BROS., Aucts. TT, c 9d [PpUxo4Nson BROS , Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE ON VALUARLE IMPROVED PROPERTY OONSISTING OF A THRBEE- STORY BBIOK DW ING ON THE NORTH- WEST CORBER NDTWENIY-FIBST STREETS NORTHW : By virtue of @ deed of trust to us dated August third, 1874, and bi Request, of the f) Party secured thereby, we will sell, at pu! Suction, in front of the premises, on DAY, J ‘ 2: hel} pee he city © a*bington, D. U. ri thirty-six (36, in Worthington & Dorsey's, trustees ip chancery, subdivision of original lots one, two, three. &c., of square No. seventy seven (77) as the seme is recorded fu the Surveyor’s office of the Dis- trict of Columbia. Terms: One-fourth cash. and the balance in six, twelve and eightecn months, with interest from day ofsale st ten per cent. per annem uatil paid, se- cered by a deed of trust on the property. A deposit of two hundred dollars will be reqaired of the pur- chaser at the time of sale. If the terms are not complied with in seven davs the trustees reserve the rignt to resell at the cost of the defaulting pur- ghaser, atter three days advertisement in Evoning Star. B. W. DOWN nied 0.0.'6R. "{ Trusteos, vy E WAGGAMAN, TP Gcdl dotaie Aactienser, 619 7th street, TRUSTEES SALE OF _UNIMPROVED PRO. EBTY IN IVY ¥, 1 = 0" OF COLUMETA & eee Under and by virtue of a deed of trast to me, duly recorded fn liber 790, folio 234, of tb Tote: Tecords for the District of Columbia, I will sell op FRIDAY, J: 16th, at 5% o'clock p. m.,on the premises, lic ‘ion, and to the o bidder, lot: ‘dered 17. 20, 21,24, 25, and 28, in equare No. 5,in Ivy City, D. ‘Terms of sale: One half casb; balance in six and twelve months, secured to the satisfaction of tras- tee. Conveyancing at purchaser's cost. terms of sais are not complied with within three days from day of sale, the trustes reserves the right Beta postt at timo ofeales, Twaulting pi : Epos: e of gale. — cj B; BASES, Trustee a 247 eokds THOS. B. WAGGA INSURANCE. OFFICE OF The Mutual Protection Fire Ins. Oo, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, (CHAR@BRED BY ACT OF CONGRESS,) 1609 Pennsylvania avenue, (opposite U.S. Trea’y, OFFICERS: GEORGE TAYLOR, Pres. WM. BALLANTYNE, V, Pres. TRUSTERS: George Taylor, Wm Ballaatyne, Joseph Oasey, Jobn O. Harkness, Wm. J. 81 » N.W. Barchell, The shove Company is now fully organized for business, aud prepared to issue pelicios of taanranos on mort favorable terms. Pamphiets coutainiag the set of incorporation and by-laws will be fare Ohas. F. Peck, A. &. Porry Jas. Bished on application, JAMES K. FITOHS 1 15-1 Beerotary aud Treasurer. EDUCATIONAL, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, SUMMEB LAW LECTURMS (nine weekly), begin 13th July, 1476, and end 13th September. proved of signal use,—ist. to students who design to pursue their studies at this or ot z to those who propose to read privately; and 8rd, to Practitioners who have not had the Systematic instruction For circnlar University of Va. to Joun B. M1No! and Stat. Law. Jeh-m.w fia Ww END INSTITUTE. Family School for Youns Ladies, Mrs. 8. Cavr, Ly New Haven, Gon circular. _mar3- el ee | ekg A FBENCH, AND CLASSICAL 8RE- LEOT 80HOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 916 New York avenue n. w.—Mrs. ANGELO JAOK- SON, Principal —The eighth ion on the lath of September, 1875. mae 'y STEAMER LINES. CLYDE LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA REDUCED RATE ON HORSES, ar ht recetved on board Steameron MONDAYS unt . a. Freight received in Warehouse at any ‘ G.¥. HYDE, my%-lm 69 Water street, Georgetown, D. 0. HE STEAMER “ HARBINGER” LEAVES m 6th street Wharf at 7 a m. o7 MONDAYS ‘or M : jattox O: ¢. WEDNESDAYS (same hour) jomint. Touches all landings each way, including Grind- = ee Ferry ‘and Romer yl7-tr M._E. GREGG, Osptain, ay, St 4p m. good until nsad. FOR POTOMAO BIVEB LANDINGS, Stour JNO; W. THOMPSON Leaves Company hart fot of Siheirest, every TUESDAY. at Ta: » for Currioman and intermediate landing every FLIDAY.at7 a. m., for Coan Biver, stopping at intermediate ban For information apply st the office of the Com- Seoaies" ihe ereey or OS a hues Sy ORD: ary, OF gout, wharf. oly « prorees’ aaa tele INI, MA X CREEK, UPPER - aon eHoDoe AND bNz Bk iasula ts “4 The sidewhee! Bieamer, * From Sew Yous. From Haw Yorn zw Yor. Wed, ‘Seythia....... Wi Bn Algerie. > Wed’, June ai|Aigerian. Wed Satya Bothais.... Wed., June 28| Bothuls ....Wed., Aug. 2 ‘Russiece-: Wet, July 15/3 Weds” Aue 1 ays ovary fll ig Wavulasbat and ik is "Gicemers marked do not carry steerage paseen- 15, gold, . “Breerage tok to and oll ot Buroze at Hie ceee paar ee Gelehe ‘apply at pany’s office, LT eee BANKERS. Aneh ttenna et ee eS wo Parsee —Oabin, 9, para $1,000. Btocks aod Goposit of five percent. Circulars 3 $100 sAEETERES $1,700 contain: ean © Gacenres AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, H. WARNER, corner 7th and F streets. AUCTION SALES. ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Anctioncer. 100i, northwest corner W0th and D streets, PARLOR FURNITURE.3N NAIR-CLOT qacEs TES, WABDROB DST! COT. &e. th. at 10 o’clo>k a. Defrees 3 WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct. Taomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTBE’S SALE OF FIXTURES, STOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, MISCELLANEOUS AND FANOY ABTIOCLES, &c., &c. virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded ». 800, folic of the it taki Hoe aA one jand bear-| ing date the twent enth day of and at the Peauege of the pert ecnred shorchy aT «at tae Store, SALE OF FINE NOON, June 16. 1eeat 85 otek IBE Dw . - 1876. at 834 0 okoUNDS ATEaCHAD; 480, FINE BUILD: | corer SLE snd sin stro nortnwent Intel wows 5 . vi On WEDNESDAY A¥FTERNOOR, Jane and Casing, Chandelier and Window Gas Fixtures 14th. Bt 6 ovcicex B » We will sell on the said store,and one-half taterest in the < premises Lots 6,7,*, 9.10, Land 12 na and frame outside of sail store; also.at ths Auc “39. being half of the square, and th: ton | ton Room of Thomas Dowling, corner th strest New Jersey ay this 'y is Known ag | 8Dd Pennsylvania avenue northwest, aad by virtues the Winter ost Lote 1 are improved | of the same deed of trust I will sell at pabli> ane by a lerge. tial Brick House, which Gan be on MONDAY BYENING, Jaae LY, 1576, and divided into two fine Dwelling ho Lots 6, 7,5, | following evenings— 9 and 10 make fine bi 1 tl partying | ibe large Counter with Drawers, a whole would make asplendid investment, contain: | Two ordinary Office or Store Tables,” ng Ap all over 20 000 sauare foet of ground On: Iron Bate, erms of sale: One-third cash; balance 1a one and two years, notes bearing 5 per cent faterest aud se pers, Periodicals, Books, Sta- cured by deed of trust. Conveyancing at 4 Miscellaneous and Fancy ‘Articles. com cost. A deposit of $80 upon each ved lot Hon of the stock and fixtures of the snd $20 upon the house and Jot will be required. F avd 9b strests northwest, lately DUNOANBON Buus., uction News Depot. je [Herald.} Auctioneers, of sale: io, 0. 5, 3uRe o JV ASH. B WILLIAMS, Anctioncer. THOMAS DOWLING Kee TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONT- HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ING-ON MARYLAND AVENUE, ONE-TACE | s pies FQUABE FROM OaPITOL PARK NURTH- | 3,000 POUNDS PLUG TORACCO, IN BOXES EAST AT PUBLIO ACOTION OF 21 POUNDS Bacw. On WEDNESDAY NEXT, Ja! th, 187% On SATURPAY MORNING, Jane 17, at 10 st 6 o'clock p. m., in front of the premises, i evclock, iu front of my auctioa room, I will sell the will offer parts Lots A and D. in sabdivision above lot of Tobacco, witvout reserve, in lots to synare 73 h lot having 23 feet 6 inches front oa Terms c suit parchagers. ‘ah je} THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. ‘ HOMAS DOWLING Anuciloncer. On SATURDAY, Juno 17th, at 11 o’clock, tn front of anction rodm, I wil! soli— Maryland avenue, ard ranping through that width on averege dep'h Of about 30) feet to B street. Terms: One-third cash; belance in 6, 12 and 13 months for notes bearing interest end secured by @ deed of trust on property sold. $8 dowa on each lot at time of sale, All conveyanciug at cost of pur- BE mit WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct. 25 boxes Toilet and Laundry Soap; = Pe nips = &e., &e. = STON, corms cash. yoke See Auctioneers. im” THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. \HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. A DESIRABLE TEUSTERS’ BALE 0} couN- TRY PLAC: BY PLACK OF 21°; ACRES. WITH FINE LM- (by McDer- FEQVEMENTS, WITHIN FIVE MILES OF RNITORE, Under and py virtue of a deed of trust to ms, Teo E FORRITOLE Ba eeU tee te dered August Ith. A.D, 1874: and duly record 4 ry BRUSSELS, 3 e er H. B No. 9. folto 357. et seq., one o1 {he land Feeords for Price George County, Stateot | ZLIAN INGRAIN OaPET, MATTING, ‘aryland, and by direction of the party'srcured | On SATUBDAY, Inno 17th, com. borg ot We yee bpd 2 =. Sears meucing st 10 o'clock, at my Action SORE Piece or parcel of land Tying ta the | Homm, 1 vill eeil the above superior lot county of Prince George, ary * land, kno and described as follows: Bej natng, for tho samo nt point on the new cat road. distant 525 feet easterly THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. from the intersectfon of sald road with the District ASH B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Hoe, and opposite a white oak tree standing four northwest corner 10th abd D streets, (oseet within the tine of fence cn said road: thenes — —— 2 Do} legrees: nutes ea: feet J id 2! iG i hence north 12 degrees 48 minutes weer Las | CASe SULTEE: HANLAOME RS aL Re tenes sath $8 degrese 33 minutes west Sits | UP HOLS: SIDE hence south 1,449 feet to the place of begiae ARD; BXT! NING ping, containirg 21%' acres, more or less; the sald oom SEAT icce of land being part of # tract known as“ Onil AIRS NTED len Castle Manor,” and the same Iand conveyed to KNIT OK 8; Bicbard B. Mobun by Wm. F. Johnson in 1866. TNA. WARE: ‘Terms of sale: $3,000 in cash, of which adeposit AIB ML LOWS of $250 will be requi the lime of sale; and the ND Bi AND balance in six, twolve and eighteen months, secuced THER BROS by a deed of trust upon tho property sold and the L8_ ST: ; RPBTS; rotes of the purchaser, bearing interest. All con- STWHITE MATTING; KITCHEN UTEN veyancing at the porshaser’s cost. If the terms of LS. sale are not complicd with in. fifteen days. the trus- at 10 a. sl Siow Jersey ave. between H aud I streets, (Shepherd ) the above described furniture and ¢ ton reserves the right to resell the property Tick ard cost ofthe defautting puronaser ANDREW C ERADLEY, Trnstes, YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Ancts, t the “r 39 dtdbs ¥ Hoe bas Deen weil Keptand in perfect order. vhs cash, (HOMAS DOWLING, 4 vetionsnr, jeld WASH. D. WILLIAMS, Anct, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE BEA TATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGT AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. A L GFORGETOWN ON THE NUBTHWSST, AUCTION, By virtue of four separate deeds of trnst given to uz and Dearing date respectively ih S, the isth day ASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF 4N ELEGANT THREE- STORY AND BASSMENT BRIOK DWELL- ING, No. 50 | STREZT BOBTH WEST. U aud by virtue of a deed of . twelfth (12th) day of May. & 1874, and duly recorded in Libor No. 752, fo! 120, one of the Iand records fur the county of Wash- tary yiboe and recorded respectively in ston, District of Corumbia, aud at the request of Liber E.C. B...No 29, fo'io 119, Liber £60, folio #25, | nston, Dis 4 2 at pablie Liber Tard B., No. 8. follo 303, Liber ‘T. wed pacing ory mise oe MONDAY suction, in fre June 19th, 3471 described real No. 7, folio 104, of the Land Records of Washiagton County, District of Columbia, we shall seil, at pab- ie auction, en FRIDAY, the 16th dey of June, A. 1 1876, on the premises, &t the hour of 5:30 gfelock eel vob auectame cekintants aioe m,, to satisty four seversi promiesory notes se: | ~ 0 leeds. and at the requost In writing | $f Wssbington. and kno Se Be ne hundred and thirty-six (135), ia Shepherd's recorde’ subdivision of suare num- Deved «tx b id twenty-three (623), together With the improvements. &c , consisting of an ole- three-story and basement brick dwetling ms: Que third Cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen monthe, with interest at ten par cen- tum per annum, secured by deed of trast on toc proverty sold. A Ceposit of #30) will ve required of the purchseer at time of sale, All conveyarciog at the expense of the purchaser If terms of eale sre not complied with within seven deys the Tros- tees reserve the right to reseli the property at the risk and cost of te eae archaer tT. EPH ‘S. DYER ued MICHABL GREEN,¢ Trustees, [Ppowsman & GBEEN, Aactioneers, berg SALE OF V4LUARBL' y, sai 1 che holder of sald promissory notes, ths followiug described property, viz: All thst tract of land con tenons to Georgetown, in the County of Washiog- ton. District cf Columbia, lying west of Fayette street and north of and adjcloing to 7th street Con: tinued, and adjoining “The Cedars.” on the wost aud north, beipg part of atract called“ Berlcith,” and contefning sixty-three acres, more ot lers(it- proved by a largedouble Brick Dwelling House table, Orchard. &c., &o.), l6ss that portion ther br retofore sold by Richard 8. Cox to Joka H. Small and John H. Berry. ‘Terms of sale: One-fifth (1.5) cash; balance In six (6), tweive (12), eon (13), and twenty-four (24) months, deferred payments to bs secured by notes, Tih Interest. and deed of trast om property sold: interest pavable semi annually. A depoalt of $505 required at time of sale. All conveyancing st cost of pwchaser. If terms of sale are not complied with within a week alter day of sale, the Trastecs reserve T FRONTIN GHTH the right to resell the property) after five (8) days’ hotice, at the risk end Gost of the defanliiva sis, a chaser. {of the property will be exhibited on the grounds at the time of saie. : WALTER 8. COX! prastees my2%6-d Thomas Downina. auct. me of the land records for the 2 2 Anet | Dutrict of Golombis. and at the request of the party . | secured thereby, I will sell at publlc auction, 1m CUSVED, PHOPERTY’ BITCATEG ONON | froulet the presises on SATURDRT. June al BY A FRAME HOUSE SND LMPROVED | cone somber ous hundred sad pee io pursi fa the Su; seed) dn tree energie special term in + passed carise Bauires_ taco Bea et! au ‘pera Baten ati | on, consisting of fentasy shed, uires is complainent, aud Edward L. Savoy a i * Gthers are defendants, Twill sell on MONDAY, | Zerms of sale: One tid cash June 19th, at 6 o’clock p. m., in front of the prem? uare aod fifty eignt (155), in the ing the eastern part of said outhesst corner of ms of sal must be paid at time of sale.) and the elve months, with in*erest at $ per cent. from ‘ntil paid, to be secured by parchaser’s udm deed of trust on the property sold to the satisfaction of the Trustee. Conveyancing and the lige of N | recording at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are wy tl north one | bot ith in six ai hundred and twenty fect (120 f< }, thence east nine. | reserves the right toresell at of feem, foot (09, ft thence scuth oue haudred and | erin default, WM. F. ROWTZ MAN. Tru Mee Penny feet (140 to Degiuuiog, improved bya | (Oande eee ent north Piterms cf sais os prescribed by decree. ‘The par as pres : - chuse money to b paid ‘ne-fourth in cash aad the | >, H. WARNER, corner 7th and # streot, 5 TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOTS 13 BUUABE 120, URTWAEN Uy Vs . tn ises. all that part of Lot number four (4) in number one hundred equ justeimenis in six, twelve and eighteen montbs from the day ef sale, the whole to 177TH ASD BOUNDARY STRESTS By virtue of a dead of trust, dated September. beer interest from the day of sale, and ihe payment ith, A. D. 127 ber G84, folio to be gees by th cig ey t Str, chaser. Hey 3 1e rate tg! or oe i i, foe recorded in er lt of tho land recorés of. 1 : ® ri ee highest bid- ger, ox tue premises; on THUBSDAY, tho goth interest tH gent, (rom theday'of wale anti pati which nstes tre scenred by a deed of trust up a t sold: ‘The sum of one hundced doliers cast jursbie, the subscribers will sell, to ‘ps! y the purchaser when the property is knocked down to him Cc itu terms are not 4 day of June, jock p. vithin seven days frem the day of sale,the property | nembered on iL: to be resuld at the risk of the defantiing purchaser, | elove HENRY WISE GAENETT, Trusteo, "| 32, 13,Jin eg cording to the pub:ic plat ton. (exce, ‘arts of lote 1] and nd 10 and I, and Gil of id ard is, berctotore released, as will be shown at the time of the y The t fw with the privilege of pay- iz. rt 00) end th = ich 20 must be paid ) aud the residue in equat sums, in one, two, and thres years, with interest thereon at the rat centum per annam until the pricctpal Is p: interest to be seml-aonuaily, avd the principal aud interest to be paid at the office of Bicgs & Oo., W.C., the deferred payments to be secured by a deed of trust on the » Ctuises sold, on the purel ac a promo otea. fr the terms are not complied withia five days after the day of sale, the irustees reserye the right to resell t rt there: ab, th notice, by t or more insertions ia the Evening Star, et the risk and cost of the parchsser to alt, All convey- aucing at the cost of the purchaser. Rags. Ui pe, { Trustees. jel4-d J.T. OULDWELL, Batesman. BB, & WARNER, coracr 7h and F atroes. TRUST aRs’ OF THE WHOLE oF El BREW JERSEY On, AED FIFTH. 8 9. 2 Columbian Law Building DUNCANSON BBOS., Auctioneers. isd ‘“HANCBRY SAUK OF FOUS ELEGANT Cc TWO STOBY, BASEMENT AN AN- SARD-BOOF, PREBS&UL-BRIOK FRONT HOUSES, with all the Modern Improvement ritusted on K street, between 9th and 10t strests northwest, aud being nambered 929, 931,943 and 945. on K street By virtue of @ preme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in equity fir csvee No. 4,019, ia which’ John Hitz and others are comp 'sinants, and the National Life In- surance Compuny of the United States of America and cihers are defendants, we will sell, in separate u) the prem ny aiergocn all tocee places or parole of seoand th cerpoun. 08 OF . Dated aod lying in the cicy of Washlagton, District of Columbia, and being kuown snd described = plan of said city as all of lots marked and ‘tered A, B. H and I, iu Benjamin F. Gilbert's re- coraed enbdiviston of part of square namb: ree oe awe By mi) oc en Alara the venteuts, Cor clegant two's Dasement and mausarderoofs pressed: brick front dwelling-house on each jot, furnished with every convenience of @ first class residence. ‘This property Ja in a tmost derirable location, Semely fenced’ “The pesanloes oon aid fee of alt ee somely fe e premises are on Cambrances revultiug irom suy cleiin in sald ‘Vertue: One fourth of “etme ‘and’ cightecs youre a tates gia aR TRUSTERS” ance a Tuners. ON THE W 4 8T. Sonra A ll EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY........Jume 14, 1876. —— EO PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS. Conventions ven! a Washington to Just at this time a brief sketch of our po- itieal bistory as regards Presidential nomi- nations will be iuteresting. George Wash- ington, the first President of the republic, was elected almost unanimously by Con- gress. fie was re-elected, and during bis ad- ministration the federal and dent, over Charles C. Pinckney and King. James Madison was nominated by a pom ay oe caucus in January, 1808, and ae tbya majority. RE-ELECTION OF MADISON. He was revominated in the same manner in 1812. In September of the same year a convention iting éleven states was beld in New York, which nominated De Witt Clinton. James Madison was re elected. in 1815 James Monroe was nominated by a@ Congressional caucus. The federalists named Rufus King. Mr. Mouroe was elected, and in 1820 be was re elected without oppo- sition. In 124 the Congressioual caacas system was opposed bg Mtarge portion of the republican part Jat 66 members re- sponded to the call, and these nominated ytitiam H. Crawiord for the Presidency. Jackson, Clay, and Adams were also noini baied by various states, and there was no choice by the people. The House of Repre- sentatives elect Jobn Quincy Adams. immediately after th: election, Audrew Jackson was nominated by the legisiatare = by pone ” or was indorsed by he democratic party of the country, and he Was elected in 1525 over Mr. ‘Adams. THE FIRST NATIONAL CONVENTION. In 1830 the first political national conven- tion in this country was held in Puiladel- pale. It was called the United States Anti- asouic Convention, The same convention met in Baltimore in 1331, and nominated William Wirt, of Maryland, for President. In May, 1532, Democratic National Con- Yention was held in Baltimore, and Martin Van Buren, of New York, was selectei as candidate for Vice President. That ticket was elected. The National Republican Cona- vention assembled in Baltimore December 12, 1831, and Heary Clay, of Kentucky, was unauimously nominated for President, and Jobn Sargeant, of Pennsylvania, for Vice President. In May, 1535, a Democratic Na- onal convention was held in Baltimore, and @t this convention the two-third rule was adopicd. Martin Van Baren was unani- mously pominated for President, and Rich- ard M. Johnson, of Kentucky, was chosen for Vice. President, recetving 173 votes to ST votes for William C. Rives, of Virginia. No pas tht ted by this convention. . Willigm H. ison, of Ohio, was the opposition candidate to the democracy in 16. He was nominated by @siate conven- ton in Pennsylvania, and several other bodies. In 1839 & Whig National Convention Was held tn Harrisburg, Pa., and Gen. Wil- liam H. Harrison was nominated for Presi- dent. John Tyler, of Virginia, was selectet as Vice President. In mder, 1839, a convention of Abolitionisis was’ heid’ at Warsaw, New York. James G. Birney, of dvew Yerk,was nominated for Presideat, and Francis J. Lemoyne, of Pa., for Vice Presi- ent. May 5, 1540, a Democratic National Convention assembled ia Baltimore. Mar- Un Van Boren was sorry ry revomi- — No cholee was made for a Vice Pres- iden CLAY AND POLK. A whig national convention met in Balti- more ou the Ist of May, 1511. Henry Clay, of Kentucky, was nominated for President by acclamation, and T. Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey, for Vice President. On the 2th of the same month the democratic national convention met in thesamecity. James K. Polk, of Tennessee, was nominated for Pre- Sident, and Silas Wright, of New York, for Vice President. Mr. Wrigat immediately declined, and Hon. G. M. Dallas.of Peansy!- Vania, Was selected tofll bis place. THE LIBERTY PARTY. The national convention of the libarty party met in Buffalo, N. Y., on the 30th of August, le4i. James G. Birney, of Michi- gan, was unanimously nominated for Presi- eet, and Thomas Morris, of Onto, for Vice President. Tue whig national convention of 1513 was held in Paliadeiphia, resulted in the nomiuation of General Zachary Taylor for President, aud Miliard Fillmore for Vice President, THE TWO-THIRDS RULE. On the of May, 1815, the Democratic National Convention assembied at Balti- more. The two-third rule was siopted, and Gen. Lewis Cass selected as the candidate for the Presidency on the fourta ballot. Gen. Wm. O. Butler was selected for the Vice Presidency. The Free Democratic Conven- tion assembled on the 224 of June, 1348, at Utica, N. Y., and placed in nomination Mar- n for President and Henry Dodge for Vice President. The latter subse- quently declined. On the 9th of Juae of the same year a similar convention was heid in Buffalo, which pominated Martin Van Bua- ren for President and Charles Francis Adams for Vice President. THE LAST WHIG CONVENTION. The Whig National Convention of 1852 as- sembied on the 16th of June in Baltimore, nd Was in session six days. Daring that me fifty-three ballots were taken, com- mencing with 131 for Scott, 133 for Fillmore, and 2) for Webster. Scott was finally nomi- nated. Frankiin Pierce was elected as a candidate for President by the democratic party on the Ist of the same month (in the same = the 49th baliot, Lewis Cass led off with a majority on the first ballots, Pierce recetying no votes. W.R. King, of Alabama, was nominated Vice President by the same convention. The Free-soil democ- racy held @ national convention at Pitisoarg on the lith of August, isd2. Joan P. Hale, of New Ham: re, was named for the Pre- sidency, and W. Julien, of Indiana, for Vice President. TRE FIRST REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Wes held on the Ivth of June, 1556, in the city of Philadelphia. An informal ballot resulted a8 fellows: F: 359; McLean, 196. ton, of New Jersey, for Vice President. The American Natiouai Council met in Phila- February 19, 1856, ace of the democratic convention of 1 Seventeen ballots were had,and James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, was nominated for Presideat, and John C. Breckinridge, of Keutuexy, for Vice President. i i bal H g if LY a ote was—for mour, 235. iH. ietom, of Galo, was eeiected for Vice second bal tent jot. FIRST NOMINATION OF GRANT. The republican natioual convention met St Chicago on the 2ist of May, iss. Josepn K Haw ey of Connecticut, was select- fd Qs presicent of the body. A ‘ballot was taken, the t announced that 610 t. On the fifth baliot for Vice President, ii rf i ea ig i i ul il i d i : ; | - Ll f fi i H Hi 2th instant wh of the democratic part; Louis. The number of AL most eptirely suspended previous Agreement of th yin nies and coal operators. How much the coal product was lessened by such suspension of production and transporta. tion, however, we shall not posit! vel; until the end of the present week, tabulated return is only up to the 3d ine stant, Just one week behind the actual work= ing of the trade. The last weekly returas farnished by the several carrying companies connecting With the anthracite regions for the week ending on the 3d instant footed nearly the same as those of the previous Week. The coal market is without special feature, beyond the fact that @ more cheer- fal Seating prevails and the trade generally is b i that the crisis in the trade for this tage as passed. The prospective advance n prices &@ month or two hence stiffens the market in the present, and by making It more equal will steady the industries that most depend on coal.—[ Phila. Ledger. THE Good Tew LARS’ SPLIT.—The Lon- Con correspondent (June 1) of the Western (Engtand) Morning News is respone!die tor the following:—There is likely to be considerable = Smong the Good Temp- lars. Brother Malins bas telegraphei from the United States that after a loog diseus- sion held at Loutsville, Ky., last week, the bonne /~ 2 ee refused mand of the British representatives that negroes should be admittea. There great & pre; ce of southern votes for the demand to be granted. The result is ives of equality have and constituted a ‘Ts that the representa Fithdrawn and nternational Supreme Court te supersede the “7 Worshipful Graud Lodge. of the Canadian Grand Lodges have followed the example of onr fellow-countrymen, and the authorities of the new are arranging for the con ber of negro lodges into INSANE THROUGH mento (Cal.) Union ofa recent date says: “A indy residing in the vicinity of Tth and J Streets was seized wilhan attack of insanity yesterday afternoon while looking at the pieture of one of her children which died about @ year ago, and fora while she acted very violently, sttempting to throw a child out of the window, going on all fours, and springing &t people like @ wiid animal. Her husband was sent for, and, assisted by oth- ers, presepily suceeeded in quieting her.” THE SEASON AND ET.—However doc. tors may differ as to the proper methods of treating diseases, all seem Lo agree as to the importance of Lhe proper reguiation of diet a8 & saniiary preventive. The extreme Warm Weaiher &dmonishes to eat sparing! of meat aud other heating articles of food, and lo subsiliute as far @s possible, good fresh vegetabies it, milk and bread. ee 87 Mr. James Gordon Bennett's wedding Will be an eutirely private aflair. There isto be no parade or public ceremony, and noone Wii) be present but the immediate relatives of the bride and groom. The day is not an- nounced, nor will the world Know of the wed- Ging Ul after it is over. DIED. * CLEMEBTSON. June 13t! 1875, at 1i o'clock p. m, Gevncr W. OLennntec 06 SS yenre funeral Thaisday, 4 p. m., {row his laie resl- Cence, Market street, near Canal, George! D. r « C. Belatives and friends isvited to attend. = CHASB. At Lynchburg, Va.,on Saturday, Jane 10, 1876, of consumption, CuaRkies W. * ‘Office, 4 Sretonty sap kcteereh nae Sree Saalinr e Oes Chapter and Columbia Commandery Mc OBMICK. Tuesday, June ist! o'clock p m.,Marcaner L. of the late Rev. A. T Mo¥ormick. ei ds of the family are respectfully invited to ay : fuceral from ber late resid ba Ast. northwest, Thurecay afternoon at 40"clock UNDERTAKERS. RLF anvey, 934 F STREBT, Undertaker. WM, HACKETT witk RF. MARVEY, R.*- BARKER, Cabinet Maker and Undertaker, 129 Liru Strasser Noxtawser. Octl-ly FAMILY SUPPLIES. UTTER AND BOGS, GILT EDGE BUTTER, in five nd tive, for Le ie not be surpe: @GS dsily by express, on commission, D. E. DUTROW, 10th and C streets. 'G BIBD FOOD, prepared by Charles he & Hro., % conte per box; SSW per ia? piste ent . jel-tr Groceries, 1915 reruns, ORIENTAL TEA STORE. oP 409 Orn Br. ¥.M.0. A. Briwnrne. TEAS! TEAS!! TEAS) FRAGRANT! ed PUREN S80 , B1, Bice Imperial. se an in. Fine ‘ ay Se Entra Gunpowder, Sc, ¥0c., 81.20. ue ; EES" — beets eters Boasted daily tn our new Oriental Roaster. AT LOWEST PRICES, SUGAB—“A” Clarified. 2 et et SPICES! SPICES! SPICES!!! Moe T; WALTER DUVALL, Prop. 5 word