Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1876, Page 3

DRY GOODS. Tost 2a HIBTS ever offered | ‘par them well to ee! of their quwitty at the Reaa ft amore Bo.re Pacrory 1012 ate t IN BeavY-Mev: ary i¢ cur S@ cent > BP 4 . JUST OPENED, Large stock of NFINISHRD EL a . PAY oo Casts ees Thee G ofe are made wel! and oaly need buttons, batten oes and gussets. They surpass sll otner ready rsde gods both as to Stand quality, at THOMPSOWS S WIRE FACtORY, S04 # STRERT NORTH W ast, joto-t LeDrott Building. D®Y GOODS CHEAP: BEE mreaeee ont Below tt tg Tg) uscally obtaiced aceon en ordinary tn. in all es Goods, Bull er 'W bite Goods, Lawns and & aumer Yung end old can be supplied with Linene for Ladies, Gents. or Ohtidren. poets yp fe oe heap. and very! al weat rates for Caen. Wi BIRD WYLIE, 1014 7th street north: weet. Agevcy tor D rns ** engl Fomine Pat. ‘Sad the jor jegto HE LOWEST CITY PRIORS FOR DRY THE SUMMER STOCK + ‘Guest ¢ Brown and Fignred Percales. tock Lawns, 13% cents. jnen Suiting, 2) cents ap orta Laws. 12%. 15, 15,20, 25 cents, ver before known. r. x “WAUDAIN. TOY Market Space. Fz tFUL REDUCTION. EVERY YAED OF OTR ENTIRE STOCK DUCED. READ OUR BARGAINS. ¢ CAMBBUO, yard wide, finest quality, Loree aes rtment of brantiful ba WNS, Is Meents. Large assortment of Black rene r a Grenadices. aid Grenadines, Striped Gren 15,30, 35; 3, 57-30 couse CARTERS, 707 Market Space. ¥ery large ssscrtment of Hamburg Edging, 5. tal ), 2 ceuts. Ladies Linen Volo’ ) and 12 conte. Pure Linen Ladies Every Ray) of onr Biack Alpaca, Binc! Ike at real cost, Every yard of ovr Beautiful Spring Dress Goods at cont. Bi me - 30. 35, 40 cents. Pore i Alpaen redactd fro 70 to SP cents. arse assortment of Cloth and A Cnashnore for mep and buys’ wear. We are # excellent Calico for $ cts. “Men's Gauze Shirts 7 cts. jell tr RARE BARGAINS. BRODHEAD & ©O., 939 PawNa. AVS., between 9th and lth ste., Ofer EXTR “RDINABY INDUCEMENTS to new sinons Fiene, Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Nain- iii, 750. per yard and ap, including BD nuet, Guinet, and Pouion’s cele adines, STxe sad op. ‘ful designs and up. ad OCretonnes. i2%o per dezen and up. Bal BS per box (800. per pair). Atdre-eoggat Blewcbed Cotton. Bes Wameutts Bieacted Cotton, 1256 ‘Bus tou Kid Gloves fall colors, @1.33. ven, SOc. snd up. og, Se. por yard and np. Ladies’ ocd Gent's Unkcrwear at agonis’ prices. SRANCH STORE, t, bet, Mth and 13th streets, BERODHEAD & CO, Sth and 10th ste. + NNO LYS, THE CHEAVEST STORE (N THE CITY, 608 NINTH STEESET, ut Ofice, . and 81 23 Umbrelias, $2.50 to 26 eo Lawns sud Madras Ginghams reduced ‘col Deboae, $1 to fe Lace S Sacqnes, 95 to 99). a sud Nansooks, tucked for Sacks, LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES! Having wet wiih anuacal enccess during the past bw opose to continue our grees Closing THIBTY DAYS LON AND SHALL, ON MONDAY, JUNE 6, Offer our isrge stock of PP RZS GOODS, including SILKS, GEENADINES, MO HAIBS, ALPAUAS, &c., AT 20 PER CENT. BELOW COST. GOODS MUST BE SOLD. DOMESTIO AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Wil be offered *Positire!y st be sold at sucti GEB, prices which must secure purcha- ‘ods not closed out by July i. will J. ©. WISWALL & 00., 33 310 Ttd et., near Pa. avs. SPECIAL LARGAINS in DRESS GOODS. Jest opened. 100 pleces handsome and str igh pases UODS, ranging in price from 1266, to Rieck, “Grenadines, sil silk end wool, Lupin’s make, at Sic t 21 per yard, cheap. Hards tue Scrife and Plaid Grenedines, fine Black Cashmeres, Tamese Cloths, Monsir and Alpacas, Bil at dews prices Blsck Drow > of Domestic Staple Goods, all prices. J. W. COLLEY, Tor. Sth street and Market Space. aND DRESS GOOOS HOUSE or WASHINGTON. he attention of the public to our tm- eat of newest styles SUMM4E SILES AND GBENADINES Of all shades. in Stripes and Plaids. Large stuck © LACK BILKS of all celebrated makes g,Scmmer DEES GOODS of all the intext produc- SPACE SACQUES nd SHAWLS of the richest ee LINEN SUITS in great variotye a Siew York prices. WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG, S17 MABKET SPACR, ‘Third door from 9h street. tess than myn Hine Just reee Voie of CB FaBhi r Summer wear, Grenadines in bisck ona ati tho wow ahadess to ‘Silks from 76 cente to @2.00. Brocadi Match ote — iy for Overdressas Qreraresses, io French Cembric. ary, ‘tioth, age. n.d t-foen, from, 98 wv to Qs. shpeere db. Wass gue Memes | Lines for 625 sEuo ress Shirk “Boyer best COLLAR only ik BALTIMULY sa TORY. iis = DRY GOODS. LINEN LAWNS! LINEN LAWNS! this mornirg, © ploces Sgured LINEN BS, (Cearracted ‘ail it Bare (Lingo) wich AUCTION SALES. B.* nat dee ee Labs Shell cell at 23 and Tarte to be the same au Bnd M cen « the same eyuslity sold in theolly at a6 eet 4 FULL bie | OF ag ty a Goous GENTS’ PRICES. 8 = c z WM. BROWN, jeto tr Ro. 314 8th stroct north: LAST CHANCE. One case White Victoria Lawn. — pie Ed +4 cents, worth 3754, in abort lengths; positively the all "aoe White Bedspreatscat’ @2 and $1.80, reduced int tattng at 25 and 80 cents, re. ‘814 37% cents ; ut 134 cents. Tiros Hipe,t Trestes. ad J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman, 3 S0HLNSON @ CO, jelT-0o 711 Market Spans. B. B. WABNER, corner 7th and F streets, _ RAILROADS. nities ALN OF VALUABLE VACA U ve —————_"*______ | 147m ABD BOUNDARY, STREETS. ia SFEGaL anor ASN OTON IS! Mapes TO BxCUR- 4b AD isthe sud recorded ia Liber 4 foo “_MPORIU™ ROUTE” Toul the subscribers wll wets the ilighest bia. To Bujiuto, Neage bal Canada, and | 30, oF the premises: on THURSDAY, tne 29th numbered one, two. three, funr, fi gloven, twelve’and thirteen, (1, i ‘4 5, 1. 13,) in equare 150. (one ban and’ Sifty,) cording to the pubiic plat of the city of eae he TBE BUFES}O. Re ew “VoRK aad PHILA- LEHIA BAlLWa CONNECTION Wits HE PENNSYLVANIA T RAILROAD. 5 vt 0 i Ores Baw, and dellgh.tal Route te all the hipeirass wid, Roretotore released, aa will be emanates PaTrBaOrives | MwBetthe time of thesia) footuress, end aifara TD BSI EEBLE @ terms of eee lo, with the privilece of pay- ing sll cash, are as f. llows, viz: §4.000 and the ox- ponses of eales in cash. (of ‘which @20) must be paid the time of the eaic,), aud tho residue ty exust WO, hrough to Buffalo Tee. B. B. Depot at 6.07 a. m. for sale af all Pennsylvania ena Baltt- more and Potomac Offices. ber the “euponit M ROUTE” For sarther part lars, sce Baltimore yon- eyival sie 5 z. Aw HL. LYMAN, Gent Pass’r and Tucket Avent, H. 0. Fisk’ Gen'l Manager. Je19-tinov B44tTincere AND OHIU RAIBKUAD, three years, with interest the rate of seven per centuin per annum Until the priacipsl 1s paid: the inter t eo be paid temb-aunnally. aod the prine‘pal aud iuterest to be paid at the office of Ri ni ghd W.., the deferred pay ments fo be secured by : vised ‘of ‘trust on the .¢mises sold, on the purchaser's promissory uotes. the terms sre not complied with withia five days after the day of sale, the trustees resorve the right ty resell the property, or aay part theroof, for cash, at any time sfter the end of ten days’ notice, by two or more insertions in the Bveaing Star, at the risk and cost of ihe purchaser in default.” Ali convey- JUNE Lira, 1876, ancing at the cost of the aya . LEAY a HYDE, { Trustess bette more YE Wasi ape jee ut COLD WELLS Salesman. S40" Point of Woamaeea ticcnuetake setoee BH. WARNER, corner 7th aad F ets, 7: 1° ‘and Alexandrie Juncti®a. JRUSTER'S SALE OF _A TWO-STORY FRAME Bio Ate Yor Para iipniawand, Beton we. | BMELLING, Mo. 47% W STuRRE SOUTH a0 Parlor unday.stops | p rae Of @ deed of trust dated March ot, Way Stations, and connects for aunap- | yet A\'T.. Is73,duly recoded Se ibe Be B18 “Cincinnati, St Lowis and Pitsburg Re. 1a fatto py ee Revstown, and Valley aad. Parin® Gani | Batty secured thereby, I shail sell. at public auc: —, end Valley Koad, Parlor ao I Sed Som the ee PA ES »Jaly 5 |, at 6 o’el + al rial $:40—Point of Rocks and way stations. of ground situats in the city of Washington Do, oe, ‘press, Baltimore and OWE as of lots went) eight (23} part nam! twent and twentsenine (29) In senate panera fae hs dred and picoty-eight (493) Beginning for t same sta point on H sizest south. distant fourteen (14) feet onat frm ste northwestern corner of lot numbered twenty-eight (28): thouce cast twenty (20) fret; thence oath one hundred a1 feet'and four (4) inch thence north one bund: el and twent ard four (4) inches to the gether with the improvement: Terms: Qne-fourti cash; balance at 6,12 and 13 monthe, with 7 per cent. internat, secured by a deed of trust A deposit of $100 at time of sale, and all conveyanci:g st purchaser's cost, Terns to be Complied with in seven days PPAN, Trusteo, TA J. r GuLDwEE rx is. Sunday to Baltimore ouly. th Ss~Zelttnere, Way Stations, Ellicott City snd 1:40—New York, seniors and Nerfotk Bz- On Sunday, all Way Stations snd way static; 4:30— Baltimore ‘and Lavrel Brpress, Bilioott City, Frederick and Way Stations, via Be- a: oe portas Beane and Potnt of Kocks, (via Metro- viten 3—Baltimore. Annapolis and way stations. Pt ay ano, Cincinnati and Louisville Bzpress Except Saturday, datly to Deor Park. O: y-two (122) feet place of beginning, to- “Ind tne Colma _ouislsville by 11:30 a Ee a ge Balcemsn. m.trafp op WA) » Corner streets, % jacherter. Sleeping cars to Unicagont B. — “ cionst! aod: Lowiseiits, THOSTERS: SAE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED $:35—ba ‘cond Pasladelphia Erpress, Hm BAT OTE ON B OUTH D STRE ET, BE: N 3p AND Ate BTRELTS jell Ufa deed ‘of ‘trusty dated Kobra erick aod. Way Stations, via ela for Anuspolts Sunday.) adensb' B. $40—Baltimore, Bi Jollege, ee ary 6th, A. D. 1575, and recorded ta Huer No vi screl, ARDAD’ tion, 778, fotlo 423. of the land records for District imore and way sts id by direction of the party seonred, ara. but no conection beyond Mar- public auction. ia front of the prem: @ by train leavin maday night VESDAY, the 2*th day of Jame, A. Way Btations on Metropolitan Branch. 9 00—Haltimore. Bladensburg, Beltayilie, Laa- rel, Be ay. te Yor¢and Phriadeiphva Night xpress} ping Cars to New ¥ re and pcincieal war stations, 10:4 ca burg snd way stations, Metropolt- | Fan | 6, at Sovctock p m , all that parcel of ground y ot Washington, D. C., known as the | inches front by' li fect 3 inchos | deep ot lat No. Ji, syaare No. 723, improved bya heat two story frame honse ‘Terme: One-th rd casb “balance in six and twelve resat. per anoam, se 8 onvesancing at - Prpress. Obicago, ae ot al eT ‘ter ee Band: ear Nowark, Deer Park and Kno ith in five oar from. vy he land, On 2e Raturday bor. Louis serves the right to resell at” rick mud con ‘Trostee r Of defaulting purchaser. LOBERT BH. WARD, Trastee, set cokes J_T_COLDW ELL, Salesman, STEAMER LINES. en iran cabin har STEAMER “ HAKBINGRE ” WILL LEAVE +> Sth street Wharf for Nomint and mtormedinte lardiogs at 7. m. on WEDNESDA tos ity aceon Sunday. non Sanday tor Hagerstown or Vale ork ana Philadelphia at >. iva apply st the Baltimore a io Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and 455,601 and 603 Fonnepivanne avense and O12 Ith street northwest, whore orders will be taken Ss: m. and For, tariter inform: for baggage to be ed and received at any point For charter ‘four days inthe week, at very low in the city. rates. M. E.GeEaa, Ee gwar aks Master of crea 16-tr Onpe £. General Tickot Agent. COL: - ‘Gano. 8. KOONTZ, fs Gonecel Kees. NEY DAFARIUKE, CLYDE'S WASHINGTON. PHILADELPHIA. art UN AND PROVIDENUE STEAMSLIP ee e Hine will leave Philadel- VSATURDAY at izm for gion; returning, will leave Jobnact’s wharf every’ MONDA at 12m sfor Fuilaselphia, Novka face cn ont. ward frevghts. Through bills of lading issued to and Frm the above ports. | Frejghis received and de- livered cnily from 63. m. to 6 p Orders eel areet ‘cf freighite and. reecived’at “i202 F mer wy 8 J 10) 00, tr Agents for sabington foot Toth ot 1876 FRERNSYLUANIA 1876 Te the Nerth, West, and Southwest. Double Track, Steet Rails, Soen- ve MONE Card, Lay Trains leave Washington, city tine, from Depot, B streets, as follows : the Wi 6 dail; frery, MONDAY. WEDNESDAY o 4 E With | and FRIDAY, at'8p.m., for Nor- Palsce Cars atiached; Limite: Pall- | foik. Keturning, leave Norfolk, Ta: > Thurs Cars, 9:35 a.m.daity, except Bunday. | day and Saturday, st 4p ©. Fare, @4; round trip, For New York atd the Est. 3:03 a.m. and £ ‘Tickets food until ased daly. except Suncay, with Parlor Oars FOR P. BIVEB LANDINGS. Stoemer JNO. W THOMPSON loaxes Company's wharf, feot of 6: DAY. street, every poenoe. mst for Currioman apd intermediate y FRIDAY: ot7 a. m., for Ooan ‘aiverset ping at intermediate i For istormation's opp ¥ Bt the office of the Com- ay e's Oreck Line § pany, onder the Metropolitan Dsok. 18th street, daily, except Sanday. of Aahapolie, 600 and 11:30 a.m.and 4:20 p, | Qhpcuite the Treasury, or to the Agent, at the @.. except Sunday. * 7 SLEXANDRif & FREDERIOKSBURG BAIL- | * prorna Line’ BAY AND ALEXANDEIA & a roR BAILBOAD. baa roy CRESBK. * NOM DO ANY INTERMED The sidewhes) Steamer eect ee, MORRIS,” Tdi i -¥) ma 7». wath, vie a Bichztond, 21:40 ané vis Lynchburg, — Yr, commence ru x2 ji tho abe isndia, wave rounin Fr Trains leave Alexandria for Washi Bondsys Merch Ser searing, 9 a binds Soe oe | Breet REL i? ao Tickete, iufo1 tion, ‘Bleep ing 0d Perior Ost scecusmodatious can be procured et the Oficess— ay sly om reheat Rertheast corner of Thirteonth street aud Bena. | “fengy i. B. FITZHUGH, Agent, Cros LinE FoR PHILADELPHIA be lett for the checking of destination from Hotals and Residences REDUCED KATE ON HOKSES. D. M. BUYD, 3x. ‘Gent Passong FRANK THOMSON, Gent Se Agont. jans-ly ERKSGAL R.R. TICKET OFFICE. La pate td Bak yecag-ot ed or from all points | bonght.exchanged or so! G@ ¥.HYDE, reduction of ONz sounds IR . penne other office or depot pee | my24-Im $9 “ine Georgetown, D. 0. inthis c z ‘eke ‘food till eved, Ng og received on board Steamer ou MONDAYS until 7 p.m enrol received in Warehouse at any: Crnaan s wails a cheeked through, Dw WHItESIDE. TICE, Writs ine stew of aimfateh han: 08 eae Serer ane RY ak ash coger f alcnsvanf ih yan eenstown to [a 6en: fa to Sew Setaing to toetiortt of acriees 8 ot @ ldt., or thing to te eae oe ae EASES Pe, Meridian rae BRITISH AND NORTH AMEmoar YAL MAIL STEAMSHIP) BETWEEN tA bra AND er » CALLIN CORK 4 (COAL AND KINDLING WOOD. Cor stoek of OOAL ts gow complete, embracing all the cholee qualities, snd to which we Invite the Attention of comspmers, Our PATSNT BUNDLED KINDLING WOOD, TitD 9 fre lighter in every bundie, ig the best ts grocers—try 3 wale » Bo shavings. Fro} ay ae ee wien paper oe heroecse oll Seqaired. Alge a Raw TORS se 31 Fie W Ode OLY 28 Ne eae Reyscinia: Jaly cues a 3 SFEPEERSON sy Watt i. Mill and Depot 7th-street Whart, feva¢-1y Branch Office 1915 Penusylvania aven BANKERS. | AAA.A, “*®. or smali sums carefully invested and man- [fed Sor contomers at 9 distance in lestsrmate acting | Stocks thet often. ies ‘enermous teck x Privileges =e 0 BANKERS ANU STOCK CSET nn ee SN ee otitis, NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOY. ‘AN’ SCOVERY 2iee, Pat AE eee FOR THE HAIR. Pee een = soe eer BING GRA FADED HA! ty ‘i ATUBAL AND Yourn¥UL cot ‘makes brash, dry aud wiry pag te lomed pn im bees re Ey Ww the: See ee et or ‘an polsenons natare. Does ire Bot soll ituen or the Boge nally nor tn > faa it soe im the Pere eeepae AUCTION SALES. fU-MUKKOW, ae CABSON BROS. S.. Auctioneers. AUCTION SALES. HOB. DOWLING, Auctioneer. VERY DESIBARL® TMeROVED PROPERTY TRUSTEE'S SALE a paswonanse aye SLBGAST nb tape the very bos: m: Bre billiard nt it h Sem Lace fara. cloth scperd W inat and Gilt Cornice: Wainat — elegant 7 Claires neesee Marbte-sop Cs ater Tables, heavily served: handsome Black Waluat Dwar Bookcase; ele’ ant Walnut Libr: le; Watnat “Cora ‘able 5 telat t with billiard clovh. emali siz Tu . beautifully upholstered and wba pees nas ressii ct Cham! very iste easter : ae, Walvut Bea: : cme ‘THomas DOWLING, G, Auctioneer, HOUSEHOLD FURBITOR! &c ,&c , AT AUO i) Op TEURSDAY MORBING, Inne 294 1875, at Twi sell at ihe residence ore gentlemen aa esting the city, (at 33 Int street, Goors general rtm ud Gens Walnut Weliie But Center Table, beautifully 1 airs: Brossels Carpets tireushoct and Border to mate! the house; Lowell Ingraia "Garp. te; th id etair Carpets; Welnat srair hear Weave Rae 0" mg Waimnt Her ee te pte fob Tab Khang nd Wardrobes, 088 tack mari Ww Dining. aitress aingt Bxiguslon abd Suetataa, aud Corton’ ee Mattresses; Spiral Sprin Marble: ste: Spr itchen By sir wert aCood of trast. date) Jar nary: 1b, A D176, and duly recorded in Lib No. S2, folio 3, &e sone of the lant teaued for Washiogton codntr, Dist ict of Columb TRI EES’ SALE OF | AR ELEGANT Two- by direction of the secured thereby. T SLORY BASEL ENE af AN! Broceed to seil_at auction.on MON PRESSED BRIOK DAY, Jone 261, 8. D. Is " -» at improvements, 102 Vecm nt av ietween oth and oth, northwest, being str 933, on K street. at auction. By virtue of deed of trust Siven tou, and gated Angnst 2, A. D. 13/2, @uly recorded 1 Liber 692. fclio the land records for the > District of Cob id at the req vest of the par. in search of ric ties secured thereby, ip front of the premise: 28th day of Jan at 5:30 0 clock int Sfternoon, all that piece or parcel ot ground situ ated and lying to the city “or Pivasntagion, District of Columb: being Known and described on the ground plan of said city ssa'l of lot marke! and lettered O. ia Benjamia F. Gilbert's recorded sub- division of part of square numbered three handred and seventy-one (371), together with the tmprove- ments, copsisting of elegant two story basement and mansard roof pressed brick ftroot pisaiing Honse, with every conventence of a first class ree ~ nce. This property is ina most desirable loca- Moo, facing ed with spacious grounds in front, lscmmely fence erms: The ccnnint of indebtedness secnred by dved of trust nupaid and ex; a + balance io 6, 12 and 18 months; not six per cent. interés from day of sale, and sen! y a derd of trust on the property sold. A aepaait 300 will be reqnired at time of sale. All coi Dot Miss this opportunity, for ba chauce to procure first-class Faruiwure at anction. Ade posit is required tor each aad evers artic! +the se reims carb WALTER B. WILLIAMS. Trastes, ASH B WILLIAMS. Anct UNCANSON sa0e + Auctioneers, Southeast corner 9th and D streets northwest. GOOD WILL, STOCK OF MEDICINES. FANCY BTICLF! BOW y BARLVING. Ke ISES NORTH EST ETHRETS HURTHWEST, AT AUULION, AS AN ENTIEETY. Un FRIDAY. 234 June, st 5 o'clock p. on account of the i!) health of the ownes will cell the Good Will, Fixtures, Ac. ¢ tained in the above well-established Drug Store, ‘Terme cash sertactng stexparssct werchasee: itteran ar r Bre not complied with in five Gaye from day of cate | _J29-6ta ot be Et the ircsteer reserve the right to resoil the property ‘OURT BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED At the rlek and oogt of the defaulting purchaser AND CNIMPROVED ‘PROPERTY ON Grit &, A. ROLLINS oR {Tresees, FTEET, BLIWEEN BM AND N SOUTH. 5 FRANK wit WACK EIT, of a decree of the Supreme Court for Pettoes. ict of Columbia. passed tue 6th 309d DUNCANBON BROS » Atcts. H. WARNES, Corner rner 7th and F streets. Saberaee an te file “ARLINGTON,” ry A i? ON VERMONT AVENUE By virtuo fe deed of trast, dated the lst day of July, A.D. 1872, and recorded in liber 60, folio 16, one of the land records for the Di trict of Oolumbia, tho subscribers will sel diy Cf April ‘A.D. 16, in eqn 4168, aeq., docket 15, wherein K latatiffs, ond Bennett ‘8 cecree ‘supplemental " Of aprile Twill of for’ cate on. tn front of the canse No. Inedienst et al. are Are defendants, aad of the #ith day remites, on MOND ck p m., the following d Washington, D.C., t nd 8S. 1a the ai 25,26, tn square E03. ‘eaid ints having e frout gu, Gcu atrcet of 1s 25 highest bidder the premizcs, on BATU ~ : DAY, the let Pitey ody Be 1876: at 6 o'choc! P- ies reek py re nnn ‘® part of lot numbered 5, (five,) in #4 by @ two story and ba beted (two hundred and ‘nineteen,) iu the city Freme Building, known ae the Pc ES . f Washington, District of Columbia, sccording to equal Tastalimente paris ta ae ies the oficial gto thereof: Beginning for sald part at | m nibs after day of eats. 8 pol.t on Vermont avenne, one liundred and fitty- | per arnont, escuted by eer fet eleven aud one. averter inches] fcom the sid. Rcak coger southwestern corner of said square, aod rnanin, y a thence in m. sou hvesterly @iroctiya twenty-1 re | OF 8sle. a 5 eS AR Franie, $2 D street northwest. _B.H. Warner, Anct lla Reporter } je! Wi Okt CERES 48 PUBLIO SAbe. ON MONDAY SEXT. the 26th instant, {he Court Boose. in Warrenton, Va; foot ten and one-cigh h inches. to the middle of the font line of saj¢ lor; thenee by and with a line pa- Tailel with the dividing line between th= said Ic avd the lot numbered four, in esid square. to the Tear line of ssid loc numbered fiv With said rear line to the dividing line between lo ‘ed five and tix, fo said square; thence with wad last mention ividing Hne eighty: that mont, Tsteiy Eva , adjoining the of $2 'acresy with, a nn t s, to the bagina’ eautiinl residence aad improve] groans” Terms With the improvements,” ac o eaeteeeks” | bevel, DAVID WALKER, ‘The terms cf sate are; Oue third and theexpenses | _Je10-%" Trastee, of the sale in cash (of which two hundred dollars m puid at the time of se Sanal sate, Iu One und {wo yeark,tecpectivels hoe the day cf sale; thodeferred payments to bear fn- torest at the rate of seven per cent, per annum nptil paid. the iniprest to be paid semi #1 Eancivel and iutorest to be LS id fice of tees & Co; and. for the deferred payments, the purchaser must give notes. to be secured by a dved of trast on the premises sold. 29 terms of sale Dot complied with w ithin five days after the day ale, Ea ustees reserve the right to resell the per’ er the end of ten days’ notice t veaiha tar, atthe risk and cost 9 and the residae tn B. A. WABNER, corner 7th and F streets, SUCTION SALE OF A DESIBARLE BUILD. ING LOT ON A DSTRERT.N REAR THE OUKNER OF 77H STKE On FUIDAY, Jane 234, 178 af 6 oBlock P. m , Will ba offered, in front of the re the east 20 feet front iy a depth of Th feet, Loto. rare. ‘This Lot'is on the grade, and title perfect, half onsh; batance at 6 and 12 month at $ per cont red b of th doyn at tice ot ef < r purchaser's coet. ae fant, All conseyanc ed at th Sg am : ‘ nos HYDE, { “jolt: e03t J.T COLDWELL. jet-eokds 3.7 00ubw ELL’ Salesman, J )ONCARSON BOS. auctioncers TRUSTEES’ SALB OF DEST@ARLE REAL Rs ATE ON RAST i9ru STREET Rou TH A AND Bast CAPITOL STREETS. BEING LOTS 5 aND 6, IN SQUAKE 1,121, nee & deed off trnat to the under. eG Jaunery stb. A- D. 137 Tolio Wa? at toa, of the ington ¢onnty, Disirior of the writien direc: of arty secured, we will sell at public front of the premlses.cn TUSSUAY. the 27th say of June, - 1876, at 6 o'clock p.m, all those pieces land situated In Wasbington city, District of Oo- lun.bia, and known as Lots 6 and 6, in sqaare 1,121, wich the Improvements. ne-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 th 8 percent p'rannom, se cuvepanctog at purchas- le. Trustes: the youre & MIDDLETON. Real Estate Auctionsers. TEUSTER'S 2ALE OF A FAEM OF 21 ACRES GREE METROPOLITAN E.R. TWO MILES By virtue ot adeed of trast to ne, dato May h, 1875, and recorded in Liber No. 784, folio 2, of the land recorde for the District of Co- lombia. and at the request sec ured thereb; 1 f the holder of the uote a “ public anction, on m. on WED. Kio the recorded sabat nown ss Metrovolis View, situate in Washington county, tear the residence of the Inte Obief Jastice Chass ‘Terme: One-third cf the purchase money in cash, of which a deposit a ns th be required pt the time of sale aud the balance ta two equal payments At 9 and 18 moths, secured by a deed of trast 0 Property and the puschaser's motes be cent. Interest. Convers ar Se BS If the terms are not fulfilled ir 7 days the eroparty will be res: 14 at risk and cost of @-fsultiug pur fr’ cost. atenie. Fight to resell at Gost and riek cf defaulting pur) chaser if terms of em complica with in 7 w . days fecm sale. GULt ty chaser. JESSE I!) WHITAKER. tenstecs, JeB-cokds FLORIAN “pita,” { Trastees. my29 asabe YOUNG &'MIDDLET IM, Aucts, (OUNG & MIDDLETON, By THR, ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED Y — Heal Eetate Auctioncers, | ort) SATUBD 1p m., when TRUSTEES: SALE OF VALUALE Property | the frutecs iil bésold mote otles, By vider of N THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET | the true tees. eS law = YOUNG & & MIDDLETON, Ancts, S7-TUR ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST. PONED wll SATUBDAY. Jone 24, at same har, Baste eaTwasn s OAPI NORTH A STREETS. nee _ os By virtue, ote devt of wrest to us, dated Apert duly recorded in tiber Be olfo 219, 07 stourcfice, By crder of Tra ie, atid ome ot the and records for theca | “isi cae’ OURS MIDDLETON, Ancis. of the note secared the firatd thall soll at pablio HOMAS De DOW eo, #, Anctionser. uction, in front of t remises. at 5 o'clock p. mon FRIDAY, Tone abe all those cortain pleces of parcels of ‘ground sitaste and iyirg in the olty ot Wa liington® aud betas known descrited as lots lettered, and marked “1” and tn J. 8. Baily subdivision of part of szaare numbered seven hundred aut eighty-et ‘Terms of the sale: One third ot pachese ‘money fof eich 8 deposit of @78 om each 1ut will TRUSTER'S SALE OF 1 JEPROVED PROPER- ETY ON 207n STRERT WE! eT WREN K » AMINE Stpbars NOBTE, res WSSTERN By virtue of agora Gf trast, dated Deowm ed D recorded fm bi st, A Ofelia 470, enact ithe land recoras of the’ District of Columbia, and at the request of the be required at time of sale.) and the balance in two pry, scured thereby, we will soll, st public auc- eqnal payments nc stx (6) and twelve (12) months, {im front of the proutsee, 2 MONDAY, Jal sconted ty 8 deed of trast upon the prope Fy fad | 3 7$,at6 o'cloea 'p. m.. the foliowing destribed cent. futer- potes of ths purchaser, bearing six eet & ie esiate eftnate in the city of Washington, D.C, coureyancing at the cost of the purchaner, Lot numbered thirty-three (33 of thé rubdi? o If the ter ‘elo are not complied with within | vision madein JuirJss7, y Anthony Hy orig- seven (7) days, the trastees reserve the right to re- inei lots nombered oeuny eigat (22) = ad’ twenty- geil the property, atthe rik and oa of dofauiting nine, (39.) lu square numbered seventy. (74,) to purchaser, WILUAM WILK ENS. rrastoes, | €0'h tw mth the Improvements Stress, bolas stus- c : Ror uss 38-4 YOUNG & MIDD. 1. Ancts. ‘Teta ote gS 0, and expenses of sale a cash: the residue io two notes of tix and twelve mocthe f iMPhOVED NEA ues ‘On | bearing ciabt porcent interest secured by a dont ot STREET EB Ide AND | trust on the property sold op all cael et the purchas, eraoption. "A sepoe 7 Tate be IN TH CLE OF | the pureaaser at tho time ctente,, Terms of sale te bs complfed with in five days. oiberwise the trus- tees reserve the rigut to resell at the risk and cost ofthe defaulting pazchager after givioi tive days’ no- tice of such resale in the Evening Star. all conveyan cing, reeording: and ench grucral ani special taxa BING By virtue of the last will ‘and, testament of Feroinand Butler. deceased, aud of the order oust of the Wis. f Columbra. pasved in Equity cause No. 4,337, & ceed of ornveyance in trast, the ander: Maned will tell ot nblic sanction, im front of the | 8% mav te ag rope:ty to be paid by the Dremiser, on FRIDAY, the 23d day of Jane, is76, | parcbaser, Lore D NINES frrostoos, At the hone of 6 o'clock p.m , Lot No. #2, iasiuare JOS. 0, FEA 226.eccoreing to said Batler’s subdivision ta said -20,23,26 29 jy 1hde e. with the improvements thereon, consisting fortable Frame Dwelling, contaiuing Dpescansox BBOS., 3.» Auctioneers, TROSTEES’ SALE OF VE! NEBY VALUABLE OR- 8 of sate: One-third cash; balance In 6, 12 andi montbes the, leat nary poe Plawrtgene edd | OF DE AUTUPUL BUILDE “Luts FRONT his or their notes. Deering & per cent. interest from | Ing THE PUBLIC SQUARE BRTWEES Tru dng of solo—a deed given and a deed of rast AND cru SCSERTS SOUTHWEST, Ii on the property to secure the deferred payments. | & ABE No. isan : All conveyancing at the cost of the parchessr of Coenen ee dries of s deed of trast to os, purchasers. A deposft cf @80 required when the | 4,U der And BY Vipin 1st Property (struck off, If the terms. of ale be kot fe Citar No. 206, folto the Compiied with within ten ¢ ‘dave trom om day of sale, the | ty titles District of ties he Underaigned reserve the Ll the property | Oooh ON tone will offer 1or. ‘publ tthe rk avd con of the ‘ofbulting purchaser or | £2 Tt of the premison THURSDAY, dau 38 22. apie purchaeers after ten daze’ 4 vertisemen: rie L rome ‘those certain pieces of roe BD&EW J. JOYOR, a Oorner Mth a eet i bree. ti 4 a ‘an- Paymaster General Ofiee, or 6-1 CO Oe By aaa B.H. WARNER, Auctioneer. jel-cods" Ln ie ops h| Ca had SEMENT “AND Gas rmis of sale: 0) of the purchase money * ne it HOOF PAESNEL Bai0n ruONE will be reantred iu cast, and the balaues Ia tee HOUSES, w ith all the Modern equal instalments at one and two years, with inter— itaates on K det ‘eat at eight per cept. per snaum, ie -.2~ tos, Twenty Ave delisee wall be ceed ach lot when sold oF two hundred aud Gita aris Aa & ‘STEE’S SALE OF VA Lae sun on USA Bs i if ih i fez & EVENING STAR. —_——— TUESDAY ........00005-Jame 20, E876. PORTYE-FOURTH CONGRESS. Closing Proceedings Yesterdaw. SENATE—A fer our report closed — The Senate insisted on its amendments to to a committee of Coaterene asked the House. The im; ment case of We W. Belknap was =a jute consultation on the question poning the trial, iblch was Gecnaes 1 ‘ut the pegative. and Senate adjourned as a court of ‘impenchanent anu rrr 6. District Bills Passed —A fier our report closet — Mr. Buckner said the Senate had passed a BILL 10 BEPAVE THE AVENUE, jnestion as to but in order to obviate any boven tational authori t; pe poem @ bill, the a anew bil, wi t On tion of Mr. Neal (Ohto), providing ihat “ne coutractor shall kee ae pair for the term of ng the commission to retain ten percentam of the enst of the work as additional security, Mr. Hoar ( Mass.) offered an amendment to repave I street, between Sth and 18th; but It Was rejected. The bill, as reported, was then agreed to almost &s 1t came from the commi(tes, and it war laid aside to be reported to tae House. When subsequently reported it was passed. FUTURE GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT. ‘The committee then took up the bill pro- & joint committee to frame @ per- manent form of government for the District oF Columbia. Mr. Buckner moved to amend by striking Ont a joint committee, to consist of three members of the House and two members of tae Senate, and provide that the commission Shall consist of #ix citizens, three of whom Siail be non-residents, aud three residents of tue District of Columbia; three to be ap- ted by the Speaker of the House and by the President of the Senate, Adopted Mr. Willard ( Mich ) offered an amendment providing that the commission shail pro ide for the right of suffrage tn the lis- Utet of Cotumbta under proper reguiations. He advocated his amendment because be believed many of the evils in this Disi gTeW Out Of thé fact that the 18 Were not permitted to control their own affairs. He Unought that the people bere should control thelr own affairs and be made to realize that thetr interests should rest upon seif-govera- ment. He thought the right of self-govera- ment should pot be denied to tue people here in this Centennial year. r. Hoar (Mass.) called attention to the fact that under the Constitution ail legisia- lve power over the District was couferred upon Congress. Mr. Lawrence (Ohio) said that In all the states there were legislative assemblies which made laws for the states, and yet cer- tain powers were delegated to cities and towns which enabled them tooxercise polios and otber powers; and that shouid be done here. The people of the District should be ptrinitted to control their own affairs by their votes. Mr. ‘gued that there was no au- thority to confer this power on the District. The people of the District were irresponsible, and when they came here they were aware that they were deprived of certain rights be- cause tue exigencies of the government re- quired it. Ifthe District was 100, large for federal purposes let it be ceded back to Maryland, as @ portion had been cetet back to Virginia. Batdonot do that which the Constitution forbids. He believed that the only way to govern the District properly was to appointa cormomission to take charge of the different branches, who should be respon- sible for their acts to the President. Uovter any other system there would be the same frauds and scandals which had heretofore characterized the government bere. The amendment of Mr. Willard was re- jected. : The committee then arose, and the bills were reported to the House. When the bill in relation to the govera- was taken up. Gardeld sant be desired to give his views on the question of delegatory powers to the people of the District of Columbia. Tue Constitution declared explicitly tat Congress shouid exercise exclusive legisia- tion over the District of Columbia, and beace it could not delegate its powers to aay body of men. The old Continental Congress was dy ven from pillar to post because it had no exclusive Jurisdiction, and Lecce when the faihers deierinined upon @ permanent gc érument they decided that tney would bave & ire simple in all the lands of the Federal —. This was the only city in the world ‘ere the goverument had an absolute fee cumys ein the streets themselves. Congres: could to-day build a building from the Ca tol to the Treasury and fill up Pennsylvania avenue, and ho ove could gainsay its aythor- ity todo so. He had voted for the bill & year or two ago which delegated autuority to the Dirtrict, but be was convinced now that that aclion was Wrong. Mr. Randall (Penn.) was glad to hear Mr. Garfield express these remarks, for it would be remerabered Unat the law referred to was placed upon the statute books by the votes of tbe present minority to this House. Tnat goverument was given because the tu dominant party wanted to declare for un! versal suffrage. He was glad now that tat suffrage was acimilted to bea failure. If it was a failure here why did not gentlemen also recognize the fact that the states them- selves suould also regulate the suffrage for themsely Mr. Willard (Mich.) contended that there WAS & Vast difference between general legis- lation apd municipal authority, dt all that hedesired was that the people of the Inetrict should control their own affairs, subject to the control of Con: » He feared that great evils would follow if the poopie bere ae to grow up Without baving fix | them any responsibility of self-government. str. Lausere (Ind.) @rgued that saffrage granted people here, under cer- tain in wholes limitations and restrictions. it was bot necessary to make It universal. ‘The bill was then passed as follows: Resolved. §.. That a committer, consisting of tw tt 10 prepare & suitable the District of Columbia, and appropriate by Congress Tor carrying th = 8 statement prop p of the government of tire Di columbia, of any brabeh thereof, inclwding intereet om tive fuwdsd debt, which shoul by bors by said District and the United ay be of said cu “RYERY TUD ON ITS OWN noTTOw. rs, to defray the heceseary expenses Mr. Buckner also ‘ted @ bill to anthor- ize owners of an undivided interest in — estate in the District of Columbia te taxes on their respective Interests, au redeem the same when sold for taxes by paymentof the tax asses sed on each vidual share assessed. [{ The taxes has been made each 0} vidual balfshall be enutles to pay his pro rata share of such taxes,and thas relieve his Interest of pa lien, and each owner may redeem vided interest } The bill was referred to the Committee of ‘the Whole. A BRIDGE BILL. from i a Mr. » Coatnenden LS) 8 ted New york = = tention to the vast amou: bad deen destroyed ‘ihe Ia canes use of Srewor' gress tf it could vot x wou vent @ Sa it became, ae i i f Pin tid i A tl i ue ae bine ks, even thong bere. down some of the low atidtngs Aud the railroad tracks tna! ke \y Would give coon a grand park in’ the Centennial year. (Ap- plause and laughter.) Mr. Hardenbereh said Mr. Chittenden bad to-day voted @ large sum of money to Pennsy! — avenue-and now he refines this pittance to enable the peop celeteate the Fou at J Mr. Biand ( Mo.) tual out in his cow try when they wauted a celebration they went among the people aud raised subserip. ons, and that could be done here. Mr. Chittenden (N. ¥.) said txe humor and the captain of the Marine band to Mr. liarrison, who made an ar using peech in favor of ihe Marin band a fe y8 Ago.) made it appear that he (Chittenden) was opposed to freworks on the fourth of July. He was not. Beco desired to call attention to the great destruction that bad resulted from the indiscriminate use of ese combust ibies, and he wanted to guard against like disasters in the future, ‘On the motion to pass the bill no quorum voted. Mr. Holman, who nearly alg pit | votes a¢@iust appropriations of money voted for Ube bill, to the great amusement of whole House. Peading a divis for the yeas and uay sajourn. be Speaker pr Holman (ind. appropriation Bill, ‘and we House nen, at S p.m, adjour S7-The Southern negroes are mystified over the recent visitof cyciones and burri- canes, and an aged Savannah fea marks: “1{ dese winds can't be tarved down @ little, what's de use ub buying mules Rad *clumulating @ family.” MARRIED, FORD—ROUGHTOB ot &t the revidecce of the Nichole, KIMMEL Laet af Pbitede! hh 2826, by the Recor he ee \ Hormam, Dy Wittiam LaXunel KiexKet, + 7 ton. D.C.,and AL-ce Neate, of Philadelphia WYETH —BOG ERS. Rashle ame . of gune 190 bee R the Be 1 “Eatrore ae Al Lovis W¥R feral arg yh? Froresce hew of Bechany, nt pore please copy. | 3 ALE. At Bt. meets mee BRowns tl2o'ckck «. m,on Menten. Jone 1h. 1876, afer a paibfal illness, which o* cot cur household te gone, A tcice we loved is stilted vacent i jen Dever can bi Gone, but not forgotien Scgusintances re respectfally re- posted to stteng lier tune: yo chock Wed . 1876, Many BDNAy BH and Ge. rgisune <k, trom correr of Foneral to-morrow, at 4 o'ck tb sud C streets southwest COLE. Jone 2, 1576 st6o.m Senee p Agree outy y Gonghte Bile aged o fr. ends” are tnvites from attend ber ELDERKIN. At Fort Leavenworth, K: May 17, 1876. PHINEAS GVRLEY, aged three apd fe mouite And at thesams of June, OnaRt 1576 TeRonoke F. M_Gatchei. gee (or monthe and ton, uneral to luck pan strom tho teal- dence of his pareuts, 929 P atrost Borthwest, LEWIB. At o'clock a.m» Monday. June 18. of concumpilen. Grchuw T- Law wi 5 tual ¥ eral from bi Inte resigenee, 1433, P strogt northwest, next Wedueeday afternoon ai dick © STON. Un th th of » infant gon of Jobe ¥ aad a caer B See - | Baliimore papers plesss ATUBEL. Op the even! <a eee Bianehs oo ot tee ‘and Blanche 2st ae clock ». m., Iron is Inte res posite Mount Olivet Cemetery, on Rocks On Toorday. 20, 1876, et 2 wo, ivtece onal i Tee. tna'serai ie SOCDEE. bodde: bet inh ¢ June, wen 3tria A-sbeloved wile of John P- inte bist year of ber ge UNDERTAKERS. R. F. HARVEY, 934 F CTBER Undertaker. WM. HACKETT _ wire RF. MARVEY. R.*- BARKER, Cabinet Baker and Undertaker; 612 Lire Stuser Noktawsst. ootl-iy mardi -or BOOKS AND STATIONERY. s° mMsAR READING, History of Independence Ha Uomerous ilinatraty: ‘on ie ebay Berly Man of Kurope, ae Intellectual Develo} Tine aud Place of omens CENTENNIAL 4 OFFERING 1 Repablicatien of the “Priveiples and Acts of the tm America.” SPECIAL NOTICE. We haves very large stock of pagra BOOKS,