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fo cent Shirt tt would pay them w ake an examination of their qual! Battgore Bhirt Factory. pew 2 sent by mailon coats, ry pt of SO cc 33, 136, 12, ING and 1S hn je tm JUST OPENED, Large stock of N FINISHED SHIKTS ON FAY So cunts. re made wel! and only need brttous, Leann Moses and puceets, ‘They eurpacs all ctuet Siady mace xovde both asto itand quality. at ‘THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, S04 F STREET NORTH W 4ST jeld-ts LeDroit Butldiag. LINEN LAWNS! LINEN LAWNS! Ope this m joes figured LINEN LAWSS. Linso) which we ar- as id BO cen « 2 Pieces F 2 © Black be « M bite, all quatitics. 2 “33 isch WHITE LINKN USMD&1I0, at 1 per yard. ben ‘come goods. and vers ob: To piec E. OBGANDIES ta handsome SILK snd Wool-striped and for overdresses, at silk and woot OCK OF DOMB&STIC GOGDS AT 4G ENTS’ PRICES, Ww. M. BROWN, No. 314 8th strect northwest. Bememter location je19 tr ¥ OWES cr PRIO. HEL T Crry PRICES FOR DRY 4LL THE SUMMER STOCK T9 BR SOLD, PPOSTUNITY FOR CASH BUYRES, out frees Goods now 20. BEAT © bar = 3 and Figured Percales. 12% cents. 2» can! WAUDAIN. 09 Market Space. PRY GOODS CHEAP! jel-tr Reduct: Dros White Goods, Law Young and old can B, 7th street northwest, Patcerns sud the Bagls jel RAKE BARGAINS. BRODHEAD & CO. 939 Pexsa. av Offer EXTRAS + between 9th and 10th sta., INABY INDUOEMENTS In Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Nain- + Se yard and np, inclading Br nnet, ‘Puinees sad Punson’s cele- adines, Src. and 3. atifal designs, 2c. and tp. d Cretonnes, 12560 per dozen and up. @, $3 per box (80c_ per pair), 1 oe, Bed ¥presce s Hambure Edging, 5c Ladies’ and Gens Uni P. T yard and tp. rwear at agents’ prices, SRANCH STORE, 1205 F ctreet, bet. 12ch and 13th streets. BROPHEAD 4 co, jes-tr 239 Fa. ave., bet. 9h aud wth sts. CONNOLLY'S, SHE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, 608 NINTH STREET, Opposite the Pa 5 . $2.50 to 6. aa Ginghams reduced ques. $5 to £30. +, tucked for Sacks, rail ure Underwear. _je6-tr AUCTION PRICES! Having ret with onnenal enecess daring the past morth Propose to continue our great Olosing Ort Sale tor TIHISTY DAYS LONGER, AND SHALL, INDAY, JUNE 6, Ofer our lerce stock of DBEES GOODS, including SILKS, GRENADINES, MO HAIBS, ALPACAS, £c., AT 20 PER CENT. BELOW OOST. GOODS MUST BE 80LD.. DOMESTIO AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Witt be offerca at prices which must secure purcha- Be Positively s1i goods not closed out by July 3. will be sold at ancien. J. ©. WISWALL &@ 00., JeS-tr 310 Tih at., nenr Pi SPECIAL LARGAINS In DRESS GOOD&. ve. med. 100 pieces handsome and stylish piss Guors ing in price from 12%, to 75c. per Bleck Grenadioas, all Stik and wool, Lupin's make. to $1 per yard, cheap. Handsome Strive Sad Plaid Greeatines, fine Bleck Casbmeres. ese Cloths, Mobair and Alpacas, Bil at down = Wks from $1 to @3 per yard. Bae ices cheap Oemaser Dike se 7a and 87%. al Percals and Lawns at 1240. Domestic Stap! all ot dowest marke: prices. J. W. COLLEY, Cor. Sth street and Market AND DRESS GOOOS HOUSE or WASHINGTON. We invite the attention of the public to our tm- Kense assor!'mest of newest styles GRENADINES shades. {n Stripes and Plaids. ps steck ©LACK BILKS of all celebrated Bm 5 ‘Sunuser DBESS GOODS of all the latest produc- JACQUES and SHAWLS of the richest BRELLAS, fine HOSIERY, and La- SULTS to ‘grest ar + St less than myt-t JomneTi PaRSeyEVSina ayamom, Tecei Voice of CBOIOB FABRICS ~ in black end DRY GOODS. WE MUST SELL CHEAP! Yory fine Brown Lawns, with small white dota, ‘Worth 1c. ric, SE's; very best Calico that ta ‘Bed Ticking, 28¢ ; wide Bneet. Wjare Linea Table ‘Damask, S00" Space. will ell every ope of thom je gave for them; Gauze Under- : jett-tr SUMMER GOODS AT GBEATLY BEDUCED PRICES. We have reduced the prices of all Damaese, Striped and Piaid Grensdines in black and colors, Lawns. Organdies, Batistes. Linen-Lawns, Madras Gingbame, Farcy Woolen Dress Also, Black and Whi aes, Fich ite Liama Lace Pointes, ard ms. Summer Silks in Stripes and Plaids. Black snd Cvlored Guimpure Laces for over- s. Black and Colored Parascls Silk and Cashmere Wrappings. BF One Price Only, marked im plain Keures. PERRY @ BROTH Pennsylvania a enue and 9h street. GOODS _i088 evtt NEW JUST BECEIVED aT C.M. TOWSON & CO'S. 20 Sf og iad ILLED FLANNEL, for Bathing tm. RUSSIA H4TH TOWELS, yart long, 2c. 100 PS NEW LAWNS. Chintz patterns, 1230. 75 PS. VICTORIA LAWNS part linen), 18, Isc, PLALN and PLAID ORGANDIES. 50 PS_OALICORS, at xc OES, NEW STYLE HANDLES, from 8c,, 4 te iCH LAWS, ete. from 25, $1. 37, 59, ete. +» 25: pr GA'ZE UNDER WEA from 3734, 50c , ete, TABLE LINENS, 2c... 37¢., 500 . etc. gens WHITE and CHECK MATTING, at P > 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, je2t-eotr NEAR Tru Stager. RAILROADS. SPECIAL ANNOUNORMENT TO EXOUR- bs) SIONISTS. THE “EMPORIUM ROUTE” To Bujjalo, Niagara Falls, Canada, and the West. THE BUFFALO, NEW YORK AND PHILA- LELPHIA RaILWayY, 1N CONNECTION WITH THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Of~:s ANEW anddetigh.tal Roate to all the at- Points in the West and Northwest. The TRKESTING and ATTRACTI rds the MOST DESIBA the public. Time, 2 to $ hours shorter than any other Boat 7 Puli Cars Through to Buffalo ee fs Pp... Depot at 6.078. m. © Trains leave 5 p. m end " Tickets for vaie at ail Pennsylvania ana Baltt- z Potomec K fices erthe-EMPORICM ROUTE” For further particala: Baltimore and Penn- i Acent -b. LY Gent Pass'r amt Tecket Agent. HO. FISK, Ga"! Manaser, 9 tinoy BAeTinoge AND OHIO KAiRBUAD, JUNE lita, 1876, EAVE WASHIBGTOR. ae 1s polis, and way stations, eo necks ‘and intermediate stations, B:10—Nrie York, Paria press. Pallman bo Way Starions, 5 Ain and Boston Bz- jor Cars. Sunday, stopa d counects for Annsp- ts and Pittshure Bz- land, Frederick, Ha- ‘. L Park. » end Vailey Bicepers 20—Potnt of Rocks and way stations. s: = B 9:35— press, Baltimore and to Baltimore only. 29:16—Bal a Way Stations, Ellicott City and DPA po! 1:40—Sretw York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Bx- press. Sanday, all Way Stations and nly. way stations. 4:30—#altimore and Laurel” Expre City, Frederick and Way Sistio: a 4:30—Frederick aad Point of Rocks, (via Metro- Branch). timore. Annapolis and way stations. 26—Carcaeo, Cincinnati and Lowiscilie Brprass Except Baturday, daily to Deer Park, Oak- isnd end Columbus. Loutsisville by 11:30 2B. train on Saturday. Hagerstown and r cars to Uhicago, Uin- wehester. Ble: clonati 7 6:35—Ba‘timoreand Pariadelphia Erpress. Bred- erick ‘Con- aad Lowiseeli jadensbur. . Lacrel, Annapolis Jnnctio 7:00—Baltimore an@way stations. :20—Piteburg. but 20 connection tinsburg by train leaving Sud Way Stations on Metropolitan i 9:00—Balttmore, Bladensburg, Beltay rel, Belay. 10:00—New York and Phtlatelphia Night Bzpress} Bleeping Cars to New York. tirore and principal vay stations, eatinebere cad wey stations, Metropoll- St. Lows Bzpress. Obicago, Columbus, Sandusky, Newark, Deer Park and Uak- land. On Saturday for Leas: ille. Sleepers. ©. 8:10. 8:15, 9:35 a.m: 1:40, 8:23, 0:38. 7:00, 8.20, 9:00, 10:00, 10:0 and 1 D. m.- daily. All other tratus daily, except Stnday. No connection on Sanday tor Hagerstown or Val- tey Brauch; or for New York ana Philsdelphia at m. apply at the Baltimore n Station, and and 613 Htreet northwest, where orders will be taken 1 for Dageage to be checked aad recolved at any point Transportation. epls-tr 1876 fo the A “THOS. £. SHARP, Master of L_M. OOLE. Genet Ticket Agent. KOONTZ, General Agent. 1876 remgt¥Ghanca except Sunday. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILBOAD. Osparcal; Bocheste Tr, Buffalo, Bi! For New York and the East, 9: Palsce stiached; daily, except Por Ebilsdelphia. 8:05 9 m.and 2 cept Bumusy, aud 6: Limred By press, 9 ‘Sunday, mmodation Bem. dally, cxocpt =. : for Baltimore, 4:20 p.m. dally, bio OR: ix -B. OF: or from all ® reduction ONB office or Epon any other ee WéaArceEss. SNGLISH, SWISS AND AMERIOAR Hioad, Parlor and | AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. B. H. WARNEB, corner 7th and F streets, THE WHOLE OF Hie Be! igs; : § rot ne Bape sername roca rms of paying all con ‘tre ‘ amounting to Sbout 921383, sale in cash, and on the south be Pannen at the time of per cent. per anpul semi. 5 je purchase m: ‘con- Selidated i sold toons person. If to terme, of tale are not complied with witbin five days after the day of sale, the tru: the nh, after the end of sent =. ai in defratt all conver’ chaser’s cost. A. HYDE, Tiros HY oE,{ Teastees. jeu d J.T. OOLDWELL, Salesman, youre & MIDDLETON. Estate Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF NINE BUILDING LOTS ON Lirs, BETWEEN H AND I STRESTS OBTHEAS nN ‘We will rett action, op THUBED. Jane 29th, + nine dest: Building Lote, ‘on lth, between H Bireets northeast. Terme: One fourth cash, of which a deposit of 6% on each lot will be required at the ume of sale, the balance in 6,12 apd 13 months, secured by of trust on the premises andthe notes of the or bearing Conyeyanc! i per cent. interest. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, D JOANSUR BROS.. Auctioneers, STE ey en OF yi LUABLE IMPROVED bree 18 POSTPONED until @ hour. ‘OWNMAN, EN, =! | LUABLE IWPROVED PROPERTY ON 61x ‘TWEEN M AND N SOUTH- of the Supreme Court jumb'a. passed te 6th pril, A.D. 1676, in cause No a docket 15, wherein Blinetisne: et nd Bennett et al. are defendants, at pplemental thr refo, passed the pril.?576 I will offer for’ sale, at Hon, in front of the premises, on MONDAY, June Beth, 1576. at 446 o'clock B. m.. the following ‘esta i in Washington, D.0., to wi 78,79. 80.81, 82 and 83, in the uodersigac subdivision of original Lote 23, 24, 25. 62. said lots having a front on 6th street of 19.22 feet by adlepth of 92 feet to 9.11 feet alley, Lots 82 and 3 sre improved by a two-story and basement Frome Building, known as the Potomac House. Jerms of sale: One-third cash; balance in two equsl installments, payable in ‘six and twelve mnths after day of sale, with interest at 8 per cent. pér appum, secured by deed of trnst upon property at purchaser’scort If the terms are not complied | *,'d.. A cash deposit of $50 on each loysold on day with in seven dave, th erty willbe resold at | f sale. SIDNEY PPrig e as. Zresee, the rieK and cost of defaulting purchaser. aan wi et street northwex 3623: 6t YOCN@ & MLMDLETON. Auots, Warner, Auct. (Law Reporter} j0!9-4 B, 4: WARSER, corner 7th and F streets, TO-MORROW. TBUSTER’S PALE OF A DESIBABLE MAR- BRT F. WES? SIDE OF 7TH NEAER JOHN SAUL'S Warn b's ‘THE COUNTY OF WASH- fa deed of trust, dated Febrnary DY uly recorded in Liver No request of the irty secured there>y, I shall sell ae poate anction, mise, cn FRIDAY, July 7th, 1376, at 6 o clock p. m., the following-described real csta’e, sit- uate iv the county of Washington, D. 0 ,to wit: Lots numbered five (5), four (4), aud the west half (34) of lot numbered three (3), of’ Benj. Sammy's subdivi- sion of the west part of *Padsworth,” as recorded in the survey or's office of the District of Columbiny containing (wecty-three (23) acres, more oF less, to- gether wich the improvements, &c Terme: One third of the purchase mopey to be Paid in cash; and the balance at six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at seven per cont. per annum, secared by a deed of trust; or all oss, at the option of purchaser. A deposit of 250 will be required at time of sali trustee reserves the risk aud cost of hacer, after five days’ eiver- W. 8. THOMPSON, Trustee _3€23-€0 J.T. GOLDWEUL. Salesman, HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. = TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- TY ON 207n STREKT WES eTWEEN K NEAB WESTERN AND L STKEKTS NORTH, MARKET By virtue of a derd of trast, dated Decem: ber gist, & D. 1872, daly reconied iu Libe No. 760, folio 470. one of thy land reco! of the District of Columbia, and at the request ef the party secured thereby, we will soll. at pnblic auc- ont of the +on MONDAY, Jal: 6 o'cloce Dp. m., the following describ: finate in the city of Washiugton, D. C., nombered thirty-thi oft by An at Tot vision made in July.1e ony Hyd) orig- ina! lots numbered twenty-right (23) aud’ twaaty- r re Dumbered seventy-six, (78,) to gether with the improvements thereon, beiag atwo- ttory frame house ‘Terme of sale: $400 and expentes of sale in cash; the residne fo two notes of six and twelve mouths, beartng clgbt percent interest, secured by a deed of trust on the property sold or ail cash. ai the purohas. ec's option. A deposit of 10 will be reyniend of the pureaarer at the time of ea'e, Termsof sal be complied sith in five days. otherwise the tr tees reserve the rignt to reseil at the risk and of the defaulting purchasor after givivg five lays’ no- tice of such ressle in the Evening Star. Allconveyan- cing. age edge and — grveral ag fo peg ol as mar be against the prope:ty to be :pa! y the purchaser LOUIS D WINE, § Teastoos JOS. C, FEARBON ‘ jel7-20,23,26,29 jy 18s y TRS STEAMER LINES. ee se FoR Potomac RIVER LANDINGS. THE STEAMER “MATTARO,” Jart. W.H. Byies, Will leave her wharf, foot of ith street, every THUBSDAY MORN IbG, at 7 o’etcck, for ths landivgs on the Powa sc Biver, as far down as Nowint. Retaraing, wil leave 'Nomint every Fit MOBNING for Warh jon. arriving early same evening. ‘This Boat can be chartered . SAM'L POUKINHOBN, Agent. BINGER” WILL LEAVE rt for Nowini and intermediate lardings at 7 @. m. op WEDNESDAYS. For charter four days inthe week, at very low rates. Dv. BE. GkEee, jelé-tr Onptain. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, Southeast corner 9th and D streets northwest, NEW AND SKOOND JIAND FUBNITURE, BEDSTEADS, BUBEA WASIISTAND. CaNE SEAT ER OBAIRS. WARD- 8. BR CLOTH SOFAS, WAT- g i EDS, 61/ROMO0S, CARPETS, O1L OLOTH. Matiiny, COOK: towne CBOUKBRY, « 4 IC a TUESDAY MOKNING, June 27th, commencing at 10 oicck, we will sell,in front of our store, @ general assortment’ of new and second hand Furniture. ‘ALSO, One Bagatelle Table, jett-dts DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. perc ANSON BROS., Auctioneers. ENTIRE CONTENTS OF DRUG STORE. OOR- b 47H AND L STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUOFION, On TUESDAY AFTEBNOON, June 27th. at 4 o'clock. we will sell (in decail) the eatire! contents of the above named Store, consisting of Medicines, Sample Bottles, ‘Tcoth and other Brushes, Totlet Soapa, Pomades, Scales, Show Cases, Counters, Shelving, &., &¢ ‘Terms cash. &7The above can b> bought privately npoa sp- a Ny the prem! bs detect atie DUNCASSON BROS., Ancts, J PUNCABSON BEOS., Anctioncers TRUSTEES’ SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL E: TATE ON RAST (97H STREET, DETWER SOUTH A AND EAtT OAPITOL STREET! BRING LOTS 5 AND 6, IN SQUAGE 1,121 Ky virtueot a deed of trost to the under. signet, caird Jannary Isth, A. D. 1876. rec rded in Liber 310, folio 187 et 86. of th tand recorda for Washington cmoty, District of Coimmt 4 by the written direction of the party secured, we will tell at _pnbitc auction, in front of the isen, on TUBSDAY, the 27th day of June, . 186. at 6 © clock p.m eons of land situated in Washington city, District of Oo- lumbia, and known as Lots 5 and 6, in eqaare 1,121, with the improvements. Terms; One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 mouths, With interest at 5 por cent, per annem, s9 cured on the property. Conveyauciug at purchas- C's cost. down at cal. et right to rescli at cost and risk of default chaser if terms of sale are not Complind wit day: 5 ovefrcm 881°. SeDsoN T, CULL, jeSeokds FLORIAN ‘HIT? "Tuomas DOWLING. POSITIVE SALE°OF IMPRO T&S: Eas’ 7H STREET 'S SOUTH, BE * Fae 1 those { Trustees. ED PROPERTY BIW BES K AND ball Square £25, ba ing a frontof 22 feet 9 inches on Sih street east, with & depth of 80 feet 2 inches, improved by a ‘smail Frame Dwelling, Sale poritive, Terma cash, 2 THOS. DOWLING, An US. &. WAUUAMAA, Beal uctiouver, $19 7th street D. Ww, UNIMPKOVED PROPERTY ON eS BETWKEN 171m AND ‘3 ST. DAY, Jone 27th.at 5 KD. ale. in front of the prem! ved propercy »briug lot No. quare No 126, frouting 30 fect 2 by e depth of Liv feet 6 inches to as and water pipes laid to NEW DBPARIUKE,. CLYDE’S WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, poeron ABD PBROVIDESUE STEAMSHIP "The steamers cf the above line wiilleave Philadel- hie every SATUSDAY,ati2zm for ¥ ashi: 3 returning, will leave Jobnacn's wharf every MONDAY, at 12m ,for Philadelphia. Nowh ward freizhts, Through bil from the above ports. Frejghis received and do- livered daily from 6a. m. to 6 p.m. Orders for delivery of, freights and received 1202 F street and 111% %b sirect northweet, A YDE & 00. No. 128. Wharsey Paristelptl 0. 12 8. Wharves, Philadelphia, H. JOHNSON & ‘OU * jel tr Agents for Washington, foot 12th st. s.w. * A FOLK F On Seah ie DY OF THE — La [vot every, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sud FRIDAY, at 8 p.m, for No Beturntng, leave Nortotk. T 7 ia ‘and Saturday, at4 pm. Fare yand ‘Tickets good until used FOR POTOMAO BLVKE LANDINGS, Steamer JNO. W. THOMPSON wharf, feot of 6th street. m., for Currioman and in! every et tS m., for Cosa RY “‘yor information apply. at the offloe of the Com ‘or information \y a office of 4 Meropitian Bank, Itt street pany, cnder the +. Opposite the Treasury, or to the Agent, st the whorf, wmers?-ty “+ pPsOPLEs LISS FOR wOmiey, MATYOX CREEK, UPPER mA ODOCAND INTERMBLiatR LANDINGS. ‘The sidewhee! Steamer “BE. ere Captain BaLDwim, With commence aw 3 the above land! 8 Monday, March 6th, leaving from Day aut THURSDAY atse.m au yj a.m. Ketorning will leave Bom{al every TURSDAY and FRIDAY at7 a.m. fon3s Hi. R. FITZHUGH, Agent, CrYae LINE FOR, PHILADELPHIA REDUCED RATE ON HORSES. a ‘ht recetved on board Steameron MONDAYS unt! . a. Freight received in Warehouse at any: G. F. HYDE, ‘my2-lm 69 Water street, Georgetown, D. 0. CHEBNE TEST EUCSERL LINE = aa G ncciphia BV RLY SA 5 snd PME ecole dai. gal@ their Crnasn BIA. = (cB. ammo gnesShe aers: Ri tee a Be Sacer Som gamer THE 287188 AND NORTE AMERIOAR NORRY SALK OF VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE ON NORTH SIDE OF B. BK —— 121m AND 13TH STREETS NORTH. By virtus ofa decree of the Supreme Oonrt of the District of Columbia, passed i» equity N ten 6. wherein Alpheus 8. ta ead Albert G ari OF uare numbered two hundred and ninety city of Washington. D. U., beginning une at ® point on the north side of I street distant sixteen (16) feet eight (8) inches weet fom the s.utheast coroer of said lot, and ranning thenc Borth eighty eight (53) feet six (6) inches: thence east four (4) teet eleven and one third (11%) inches; thence north seventy (70) fect six (6) inches; thence wert twenty-three (23) feet five and one-third (5%) _ hee, thence svnth seventy (70) feet peed inches, t nee west fi ene ) ioches; and thence south eighty-rig! ec] east thirty-three (33) feet four (4) inches to ti the improvements of beginning; tégether with vhereon, ‘Terms of eale: One-third in cash; and the residue in two equi eiments at six and twelve months with Ene ee endl ge homocotgy — a lien cy ou property for deferred payments. posit of willbe required at day of sale If terms complied with in five days from day of sale, the ‘Trustees wi'l resell tho property at risk of defauit- Oe eT TDLIAM B. WEBB, | WILLIAM 4. GORDON, { Trastecs. Jet DOWNMAN & @BKEN, Ancts. B., ©. WABNEE, corner 7th and F strects, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN BOUABE 150, BETWEEN U, Y, 177TH BOUNDARY STREBTS. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated September, 4th, A. D. 1871, and recorded in Liber 664, follo 204, of the land records of the District of Uo. lumbie, the subscribers will sell, to the highest bid- ‘HUBSDAY 29th at 6 o'clock not 9, 12, 13,) in #q/ fifty.) ac. cording to the pubile plat of the city Washing- ton. (except parts of lots 1 and 2, and 10 and 11, and all of 12 avd i3, beretofore released, as will be shown ast the time e sala.) with the privilege of pay- lows, viz: @4.00) and the ox- Ws asi ae nist cea eho he sta ime of Ul ie.) a ne in equ: sams, in one, two, end three years, with interest thereon at the rate of seven, o omissor ied with withio Bee ve trustees reserve the DWE! ote iret 2 Coen beef seine Gacpcan afte a A. BD. 1376, separate wr Jur PROVED Pi ERTY ON = TTR ahs FSreeet, UST WEEN Kae orn |, BELNG' No.4 $2 SO UT! . D , June rem- nare 46. bas rH at tect Finches h aide of F at. » improved by weven 5 in 6,22 and 38 fsasum and secured bya deed of trast. “Conven. Rec gout 0) down at time of THOMAS DOWLING, AQctiouser VALUABLE IMPBOVED PSOPEBTE ON THE SOBTH SIDE OF K STREET, BETWEEN l6rsa AND 17TH ST&ERIS HN. W- By virtue of s deed of trust to the under- signed. ich ted June 14, Fy the premises on FRIDAY, THE 71a DAY OF JULY, 1576, at 6 o'clock p m., all of origivsl Lot four (4), in square one hunored and cignty-four 181), In the city of Washington, Mistrict of Golnmbi is 45 fost 10 iuches Wide ud 146 fort 11 iaches deep. and is improved by a three-story press brick front House, containing eleven 100ms, The boase is No 1633 K street northwest. ‘Yerms of sals: One third of the parchase morey in cash, one third ia one year, aad one third in tw years from the day of sale, the deferred paymoats to bear interest at six per cent. from the day of sale, and to De secured by the notes of the purcoaser and a. deed of trust on the premises so: the terms of sale be wot complied with in seven dwys from the dey of sale, the undersicor to have the right to recell the property et the ©: Kand east of ine de faulting purchaser. (A depo.ic BE BIH) will be r9- quired of the purchaser ar the th: ance of his bid, and all conv -B.WiME. DONOANSON Bs’ ORY SALE OF VALUASL PROVED BEAL ESTATE ON COSNE 71h STREET KaSf AND @ ST BUUTH. preme Court case of John H. Tortou et ‘Tolson et al., No. 4.563 ¥. mises, a day of of bot north tand m. pi jo. 578, the ssms being es fronting on 7th street back from said street with ssid width 85 {cet 43g inches on south G street to the west lice of said Lot, improved by a two story aud basement Brick Bouse. ‘Yerms of sale: One third cash; halanes in 6 and 12 months from day of sale, with iuterest at 7 per cont. per annum until paid The purchaser to give his or her notes for balancs of purchase money, with surety or fureties to be approved by the Trastee: Gr the purchaser oF purchasers can pay ell ca Gay of sale oF ratification of sale by the court deed given until all purchase money shal been paid. All conveyancing at cost of or purchasers. A deposit of $100 will when the property ts sol 8, DAVIS. Ofice 6 st. now., WILLIAM J. MILLER. Trustees. Office 490 La. ave., P. A. DARNEILLE, Auct, je24-d&ds OWNMAN & GREEN. Auctioncers aud Real Estate Brokers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUSTED ON @ STBEEV NORTY, BETWEEN 71H AND =r STGRETS WkST. CONSISTING OF A FOU BTORY RRICK BOCSE, By virtue of a deed of trust to us. dated Aprit 241m, A.D. 1573, and recorded in liber No. 716 {clin 2:4, one of the Innd records for the Dis trict of Gorumbia,and at the request of the partion secured thereby, wo shail sell at pablic auction, in front of the premises, FAtDAY, July 14-4 D. 1st6, t o'clock p.m, the following desoribed real est tare situate ia the city of Wasbiogton, D.C, ¢ wit: Being the middie por'ton of lot No. two. in sqnare No. four huvired and tweoty nine. (4 commencing at @ poist twanty feet {ro corner of sa:d lot, aud rv a feet on the iine of G street no st said width of twenty fort front to tha re same, togcther with the La@provemouts thereng, con siniag of a threo story and Lavemeat brick dwell ‘Terms of sale. as proscribed by (he ‘The amount of incebrednes trust wopaid, and th the balance in 6and purchaser, sold. shall be taken required of the sil conveyancing s ° purchaser. If tho sof sale with in one week from day of sais the t serve the right to reswil the property a Cost of the defaulting purchacor, advertisement. hk. W. DOWNMAN jetted [Rep}) W. GORDON, EP:8 5. sweer, 4 Beal Bstate thoneer. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY BR'OK CaRvRNTER SHOP, No, 105 39 STREET NOBTI/eAST By Visiue of a deed of trurt to ine, dated Javuary 12.4.0 bs 4 daly recorded in liber Ivo tos, folio 225. one cf the iand records for the District uf Columbia, aud at the requ: tho party eeca:ed thereby, fw iii geil at puvite aa t ‘ont of the premises, on SATURDAY 376, at 6 all the foil: b Trastecs, tock ington, District of bia, to wit: The south twenty (30) feet front by the depth thereof of lot 4), tm square 730. containing 2,188 eq ground, together with the improveme: visting of atwo-story brick building. certain coed of trast dated October 1, 1874, to secure 2,100 in three years, at 10 prr cout Interest, and daly recorded in liber No. 760. folio 342, one of the tar 6 Destrict of Columbia. . For «mount realized above eaid a property Is sol ncing at purchaser cost. If the terms of ale areot complied with in even days after selo the Trus'ee reserves the right » reseli the property at the and cost of ihe de- faulting purchas: CHABLES T. DAVIS, Trustee, Je23-c08ds J. SWEET, Auctioueer. ‘H. WABNER, coruer 7th and F strects. TRUSTRES’ SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE PLEOE OF IMPROVED BEAL ESTATS SIT- UATED ON LINOOLN AVENUS, NOKiH- KeST OF THs CITY. By virtue of «deed of trust dated Septem ber 1éth, 13/5, and duly recorded in liber No 799. folio 12, et scq., one of the land record: for the District of Columbia, and by the written re quest of the party secured thereb gublic anetion, on the prewises,ou WEDNESDAY, 3g o'clcck pm . all thos» pieces o» parcels cfland situate and being in the County of Washington, District of Columvis. and k and devig: lots numbered tweive, ia) thi:teen (13), of the recent aub-civi pertlr n of the heirs ‘ s tty Py said substivision bein corded ss McLoughlin & Keating's improved by gone story Brick Bu ovt buildings ‘erms: One-fourth cesh; balance in 6,12 and 13 mot ths, for wLich »he notes«f rebaser. r ing in‘erest @t5 per cenr. per from day ef sale, and secured by a de. d of trost on the eli wilh jaken. A 7 sit of $100 will quired at timect sale. All convevaucing at the ex- pense of the purchaser. If terms ofsale sre not ru property et the = ae ve ado the defaulting purchaser after 6 nt “eager i BOLLOWAY, DP cone. EB. FRASER, { Trestees. T. COLDWELL, Salesman, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF AN ELEGANT TWO- STORY, BASEME! ABD MANSAKD BOOF PRESSED BRICK FRONT HOUSE, with all ibe modern improvements, situated Detween 9th and lth streets By vittue ofa deed of tract given to an y Vintue ofa 2. A. D. 1872, ai EVENING STAR. MONDAT..............J0m0 26, E876. Fo anemic ete. Son alg FORTY -FOURTH CONGKESS. Closing Proceedings Saturday. The District Tax Bill Discussed. SENATE.— After our report closed— ebaie oa the District tax bill was con- Mr. Hitchcock dissented from the substi- tute, which, he sald, exempted all personal Property in the District. It exempted movey, stocks, bonds, &¢., and substituted foc extraordinary tax'on ihe small business ne. pied mi and taxed the man with the wena, : man who with his wi earned his | and the man who made the coffins. "He a1 not think the Senate conld pat record in favor of { Pas wanaee oe t If so he your an — he wanted the tr. Hamiin said of all things that bad ever come in here asking favorable cous: eration be had no language at command t! would Ras, characterize it. Gover: ments, he said, were for the protec- lion of the person and property of the citi- zens, and be had an idea that all that suared in this protection should contribute to the support of the government. The bill - ed to the House was so distasteful that the House adopted the substitute witbout read. ing. He denounced a bill that did not tax personal property as disgraceful. Mr. Spencer (by whose side sat Comn er Phelps) said he was told by ti on Missioners that It Was impossible to collect S personal tax here. r. Hamlin—Then let us appoint Com- missioners who can. Mr. Sargent said there wag no difficulty about coilecting & personal tax in his state Mr. Sherman denounced the failure to levy ihe persoval 1ax as an open, flagrant and un Warrantable violation of the express terms the law. He exonerated the Commis- ners And charged the omission upon the assessors. Hie would reenact the law of last year, And make it imperative upon the Com- missioners to levy and collect the tax. He did not favor a tax on farniture, bat the gas company and the ral proper toa House bill did not provide the machinery for collecting @ per- itax. He mvored the mal tax, bat As a matter of principle, would vote no ta siovers; they did as well as they could, be they were pro-consuls and had no interest in the people. Hecould not vote for this bill, even if he could vote for any tax bill. He toid the Senators that Congress would be foreed to give back to the People @ govern- ment which wason the 20th of Jaly tempo- rarily taken from them with the understand. ing that !t would be restored in Decembe! and now it is proposed to deprive them of local self-government entirely. Thing! would goon blunderingly untt! the restora: ton Of self-government Was compelled. Mr. Sherman said the Senate substitute Was objectionable to the Senate and to him, in that It provided for no altax. Tae House bill was deficient in machinery to carry itinto execution. Then there was a bili drawn by the Commissioners and sub- mitted to the House committee, without any action by that committee; and thea the proposition of Mr. Coukling to re-enact and make perpetaal the tax bill of last year. He desired to make it @ matter of record, and for that purpose he had read the correspond- ence between the Commissioners and the assessors relative to levying @ personal tax last year. Mr. Sherman said that the as- Se€skors Were required to assess both real and perroual property, and made the excuse that Ubey bad bot time to do both; but they could bave done so by — ing assistants. He thought the Senate should take up and per- fect the Honse bill, and should do it to-day. It would be better to pass either bill, and let it go to a conference, than to admit passing some bill; for if not acted upon to-day, there might be no tax bill passed. Mr. Merrimon, although & member of the District Committ bad not partic din its consideration 4 committee. dissented from the Seni titute, and thought that it was defco- live in relation to the taxation of real prop- erty. There should be a diserimication in orgetown and the county, which received less benefits from the taxes than the city of Washington. Tn reply to Mr. Morton, he sald he be- 1 ss had no power to pro- 2 people of the Di ma gave Do power to fuftrege. It was a power possessed b: states. The Supreme Court of the United States had decided ofthe District of Co! States officer. The Coustitutioa provided nited States officers should be Pointed, and did not permit the delegation ‘of the power of appointment to other Mr. Morton said that for s Yeurs after tbe c: of the territory of the Districi ail parties sanctioned without ever bg the constitutionaiity of eeif- nment by the people, and that the o: on why the democrats opposed suffrage the District now was because it would give the negroes a vote. Mr. Thurman sald that whens the people of the District petition Congress for suitrage Le Would believe they were governed witnout their consent. He bad seeu no petition and heard no popular clamor for suffrage, and unul be did ne mast be permitted to believe they were goveraed with tbeir own consent, He boped, however, that this discussion, Which bad nothing to do with the tax bill, Would Lot goon, a8 it was important that the bill sbovld be acted on. He proceeded to criticise the Senate bill, charging tujary and injustice in its features charging othe cartes twice as much @s merchants an ing the same tax on lawy: business wes large or small and various other unequal provisions. Mr. Ingalls said the condition of the Dis- trict Committee ts deplorabie, and deserved the sympathy of the Senate. It was assailed from without and denounceed from within, ard sufiered most from its own household. The bill bad thus far found no advocate, and he felt in@ined to befriend it. He bad con- sented to the bill belng reported in view of the lateness of the time and the necessity of tome action. He had bo particular prefer- ence for either bill. If he could so order he would have no taxation, but taxes were the price paid for citizenship. Taxes were at ali Umés obnoxious, &od bo maa ever paid a tax “with good opinion of the law.” He did pot think the Senate bill warranted the fierce assan!ts that bad been made upon it. No tax could be levied that would per- fectly equitable, but he thought this bill Was not so unjust and invidious as had been stated. There were iu 1 eee han \y-two instances where personal property was taxed. So personal taxati®n was not wholly ignored. Mr. Conkling offered @ substitute for the bill, re-enacting the tax bill forthe year end- ing June 30, 18:6, and making its provisi applicable to the year ending June 30, r. Eaton suggested that all the proposi- Uons be referred to the District Committee, as the law Of last year would require the same verbal alterations. The bili was so recommitted. Mr. Morrill, (Vt.,) from the committee of conference on the legislative appropriation bill, submitted a report that whe commitiee bad been unable to agree. Mr. Edrounds made the point of order that the House which asked & conference should not be the first to which the report is mad which the Chair (Mr. Dawes) sustained, and the ners was withdrawn. Mr. Wright, from Committee on Claims, jor fe considera. MT aban Some trifling amendments to the bill, wear I wrovienl, were agreed to, and the bill passed. . Spencer asked consent for the it counidevation of the Hioase bill for tho sot- cent. certificates of the late ‘of publie works of the District vs objection was made. “one motion on of Mr. , the House silver bill was made the order for 2 p.m.on On motion of Mr. the bill regu- lating on official matter was taken up, and then at 4:45 p.m. the Senate = executive session, and shortly af- . had been absevt, aod | LYxcurxe rx Kerrey — Prisoner from Joi at Midnight Yesterday morning, between the jailor of Boone county, Sam Who lives opposite the jail, in we Scat, Borlington, was aroused by & &' bis door and cries of -Comedown the jail; we bave & prisoner for suspecting the true nature of this visit, be came down with his keys. be out of the house, front band ef masket men. St about 100. He was seized by the band, and bis Keys were tak The jail door was Lyn one Smith Williams, a of the murder of a white man last fall, dragged from his cell. Williams struggled with bis murderers, and managed to from their grasp, and started down for the woods aud freedom. Bat the filing revolver of rought to bear, &od Williams fell crippled St we frst volley. He was again When bis executioners deliberately him paked—or made bim strip Little was said, but he was dragged at the roadside, one end of @ around his neck, the loose end. & strong branch of the tree, and pulled many Stalwart bands. Amith wit soon dangling and writhing in the or _.. Bak, os though Unis scene sumicten rous and fy the crowd fired upon tbe dying man and —] gh jetted that Iniahed their blooty work of antict = law, the murderers escaped ~{ Cocounall jazette, 24 ———$$____. ; f : i , il a iY i i i H up by was i a tered at nigh Cocasions. he determined to keep for Whe burglar. Hesiept toa room above hig store, which Was ® short distance from his residence, and on iast Wedaesday night he bout 12:30 8. m., and looking down ced that there was a light ia hie tand his goods stolen on two waten store-room. Armed with @ gun, loaded with shoi, he quietly opened the door and shot the burglar as he was reaching np goc to get some is off of A high shelf, Hs immediately up stairs and caliet to the burglar to -but his warning being disregarded, he at bim the second time as he was es- caping through @ window. The man dropped Stonce just outside of toe wiadow. Oa go- ing to the place Mr. A. foand Samuel Har baugb shoi through the arm and in the ht with large sized shot, and through the leh leg with a rifle ball.’ His leg was oroken. Horbaugh was committed to jail by Jasties Whittaker, and his leg was amputaied below and nearthe knee by Drs. J. L. ‘ampbell and G. W.Magrader. He Sa we are informed, Ubat he had before robbed the store. He is a youns man, adout 1s years of Si sbectrmen opis e kane sesoee a @ similar — (Shenandoah ( Va.) Herald. und A MURDERER's Loop TRANSFUSED INTO His Vicrin's Vatns.—Sanday tained a brief notice of the death at George- town of tbe unfortunate victim of a recent stabbing affray the Toe Miner farther states that when G was lying at the point of death from loss of blood by second- ary bemorrhage, Kerwin, the man who did the stabbing, offered to furnish blood for transfusion into the dying man’s system, ard Recordingly about four ounces of biood drawn from Kerwin’s arm was injected into Gray's. The latter rallied considerably, but did not recover.—| Dewer News. KIDNAPPED BY Gypsirs.—Frank Brown, aged three years, residing in the Dutch seulement, Long Island city, has been mise. ing from his home since the 15th instant. Oa that day an encampment of gypsies. who were camping @t Snonyside, left their quar. ters. The chlid was last seen playing avoat the camp, and it ts believed that he was kid- 77, ee by the gypsies. NX. Y. On» P) 87 Nineteen sapient doctors got around the cold corpus of Abdul Aviz @ad gravely concluded that he died of hemorrhage of the ul arartery. Bat they didn’t dare tosay ® Word about the chap who was fooling with Abdal's ulnar at the time of ine hemorrhage. Brooklyn Ar DIED. CBAWFORD. Oo the 23th of Jun Ce. efter a long ani severe iliness, bs Christian forticage. devoted triend through life, an band. aud akied fathor. His friends aod relatives are Invited to attend Bis foneral on Tursday afternoon, June 27th, at three ag: A affectionate bus- | octock, from his late resicencs, 739 Sth st. south- east STELLE, cof her strest uortheast, June 25th, at 8 the family reepect{ally invited NORWOOD. On the 25h On June 26th, 1576, Bx tt Meggioand KH re. ral will teke place from the resigeac jo. 322 tr * o'clock to ater of Jane, 1875, at five o'clock p. m., MaKY DUNLar MoRwoon, aged 59 years. ‘The relative and trieods are respectfully request- #6 to atten: the froeral from h e residence, No. 417 Ist street northwest, on to-morrow, (Taesday,) June 27th, at 3 o'clock pm. KNOWLES. On the 25x of June, 1876, at 445 p. m., WakkEs Brwman. only child of Geonteasand Susie @. Kuowles, aged 13 months and Is days Foneral will lace bis parents perents 1022 35 ‘Tuesday, the 27th instaxt, et > TOWLES. On Suuday, June 25, LELAND, infant son of Gilbert B. o: Towles 6 mont ul UPTON. At Clift on Ennésy, June 30 aed 62 pears. ‘The faveral will take place from bis residence, No. 2109 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on ‘nestay morning, June 27th, at lio clock. ‘Toe y are invited to at ten: ms VEINMEY ‘On June 26, 1876, ANNA, dangh- tor of Jacub Veilimeyer.aged 16 years and 6m Botice of faneral to-morrow. WILKENS, On Juge %6.h, 1876, Mavp, denghter B. F.and Phronie Wilkins, aged ‘3S months and pera! from the residerce ef ber parents. 1018 reet. Tnesiay§ evening at 40 clock. Belatizes and friends invited to attend w Ov Saturday ev-ning J une $4, 1876, STER, in the Gh Mrs. Pauses W loc! year of ber ag Funeral will take place on Tacsday afternoon, at 20 clock, from the resideuce of her son, N 4th street northwest, where her relatives are invited to attend. UNDERTAKERS. R. F. DARVEY, S34 F STREET, Undertaker. WM, HACKETT witt HARVEY. = aine ©12 Lite Staskt Noxtawsst octl-iy HOTELS. RIGGS HOUSE, PLUMER 4 SPOFFORD, Proprictors. FLIFTEENTHS AND G STREETS, COAL AND WOOD. my: ara Weta see