Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1876, Page 3

DRY Goons. DRY GOODs. mee - WING 10 THE DEP. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ONNonet MARKET. M, WILLIAN WILE DRY GooDe. ALLOW A DEDUCTION OF TWENTY P. CRST. ON 1/8 LARGE AND HANDSOME amikene wanr. » Aikdlad Ge ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, MOSTLY OF HIS OWN IMPORTATION, comprising in part: at greatly reduced prices. Man: 9 Dresees, ‘of importation, ta order to clowe out Lacies Beit 3 Valraud Seer Bows. bear as possible in the next sixty ‘ads for Ties, FOR CASH GNLY; re Grepe ‘ie Obine Ties, yards Lace Seip crhresd eval eee sat Ie, w alk eBkirts, Pointe & Duchcsse Barbe, Large aw’t ‘Rieraarmts, Val. & Duchesse Hdkfs, a0 Pista, Pisid end | Pom om Black Drew Gling: Black | J°BIE Corset. res ward Stpacns. 50 plices handsome Worsted | Fansofevery description, Drees G.cc* from 1256 to 37! ail very cheap; with hate! Belts, ashm 8 Tis B oi Pomentic Stapie Govds; al at Benin Sects prices. naigrett iobons in J. W. COLLEY, Necniscer, Rentoocial Ses je'0-tr S01. Cor. sth street and Market Space. Bral — Jewelry, = Frit Y GUvbS SLAUGHTERED. Sets Fortoincetciicombe Fonett Cases, — ivory and Pocket Books. EMNANTS DEESS GOODS SAORIFIOED. CLUSING SLE FOBTHE 8UMME 808. $i Grenadines at half their former [;AST CHANCE. One case White Victoris Lawn. 2,610 varda, at 12 cents, worth S34, In short lengths; positively the Laree stock new style Lawns, 10 and 17340 Grey Grenadines. 12% and Ie Ladies and Genta’ @au: gwerth doable Inst We shall have this season. See . worth Beet Calico, remnants : 1:20 Wi ite Bedspreads, st §1 and $1.50, reduced ace str! _ Bi ctorin Eawun Biya peed from 31 aud Sri ceuia,t 7) S04 8D conta, re- : 80 pieces Colored Li Paras Is redueed 35 per Moequitu Netting Fier 6 lalate al ete OF O Ielowtie, all what . Gurentire Stock of Dress Goods to be sold without * Frauk Les''e’s ent paper PATTERNS. GEO. J. JOHNSON @ 00, JeI7-00 711 Market Bpace, OS’ SHIRTS, Mg. 12, 1246 AND 18 iueb, made of Wamantta’ Maslin’ and ‘Twent: ee LINEN LAWNS! jsces feured LINEN e Linso) which we LINEN Lawns! v1 1] weil Bt 25 cents. hese goods werrant Bi gi e same quality soldin theetty a: 4Sand 60 cents, | [oe Hyinticd Linen far es cones. Onl Lae, UULLASES only 6 cents 2 Pieces Pisin Navy Bre LisEN Laws. SALTINGLE SHIRT i “ ie? Im Wote, all qnatitt ch WHITE LINEN Os "0 4 ery cheap. OBGANDIES ta bandeome > plec ssant SILK and Wool-striped and Plaid Back GRENADINES. for overd almost bal! price. warranted silk and woo! 4 FULL STUCK OF DOM&STIC GOODS AT AGENTS’ PRICES. Lit: EDUCATIONAL. ; HME SCHOOL For novs. Bememte: location. GEOBGE W. MLN. joncord, Mase. Boys w. M BROW: Bited fer Gollege of for the Lustivare of Technology. ~ye renees: cof Jae, je29 tr Bo. 316 Sth street scorch 3 ioral of Harvard, Hou. : tour yi bev: . T. MITCHE Sele, a; Bev. sand the JOUN T. MITCHELL, Hen Way i. Evarinof ow York. or ciroulars SS rect to Uoncord. Mass. Seai-3w K INDERGARTEN NOBM Au OLASS.—My first lecture to the ‘Offers the largest and best stock of LAP1ES’ SUITS ip thie marset. LINEN and BAT(STS SUITS, S€8 aod SACKS; FOUL2 BD OAM- Iie WERMCH MUSLIN aod B00K' SUITS JACKETS; LAOB JACKETS 1m Black and Ecru; LINEN i La DIES’ UNDEBW FAK tathe best ade trom Pride of the West Cotton, all © best styles and shapes. Au examl- nation of our st ck ts asked betore parchesing. All DRESS GOODS and SUMMEE SILKS at marked-down prices to close ort the stock A large Summer Class for the instruction bel's Science cf the‘‘New Edacation” will be given on TUESDAY, Jare 200! vy No. 70% llth street, between @ aed H. ‘what the curse will consist in and what are the ghiects defiaitely attained therepy. The lectare i be give Tuesday and Friday, ‘course of twent} ae Hangemente for Private Lessons be seeetari 0. can 8. LOUL eld Im He Parks Wastingione ‘ Le Droit Pi ashingt UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, EUMMER LAW LECTURES (nine weekly), 6, and end 13th September. Hi ‘Variety of SUN UMBRELLAS at low prices, | bein 13th Jaly, 1576, and Be; lave BF" One Price, marked tm plain Seuss. | proved of signal cae. int to students who design fo JOHN T. MITCHELL, ‘those who propose to read privately; and Srd, to Jez7-tr 931 Pennsylvania avenue. Ftemeti letrnction Por civeatat apply sf JOB LOT OF WHITE GOODS. | Sadat baw.) {0208s B: Mixon, Frot- Com. W 482 S54 ASSTITUTE. family Fiiscpal Youns Lad: Mrs. 8. L. Cavy, Rd oe a a EXQeeBonSSE Tou Road SALE BR New York avenue n. w—Mre. ANGELO GOK. Brocade Satin Stripe NAINSOOKE, SON. Principal werne slgheh aoa ve ite Ground Pacific CRETONS, yard RAILROADS. nd Ie HAMcUBG EDGS, in remnants, st AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. eee hte] 3 wee a) in ry d. Torto vs. He Gocket. tae undor- yn et al metal, No. 4.565 Eqnit; signed as Trustees will sell 10 SATU o'c'ock th 85 est lice of improved by @ two story and basement House 01 ‘lerms of sale: One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 months from day of sale, with ivterest at 7 per per avnum until pai: ‘he purchaser to give hi jotes for balance of purchase mouey, with or surety or sureties to be approved by the Trast or or purchasers can pay all c a Cay ‘of pale OF ratification of sale by the court. No deed given until all purchase money shall have been paid. purchaser All convey at cost of rs. A depont of 100 wit be req: BB, . OMice 313 43 at. WILLIAM J. MILLE salsa f § mrastec. P. A. DARNBILLE, Auct. “* "jet-dads HOTELS. RIGGS HOUSE, PLUMER & SPOFFORD, Proprietors F.FTEENTH dup G STBEETS, myl9-ly ‘Wasnineton, D. 0. THE TRADES. LEXANDEB WILL. AO REE BPE: 9, HNN aut Man: ana in’ Doors, Sesh and jada . Hardware 837 Hlsceachrasegs "cronees beets ne R Bmevgsno, JAMES PLUMBER AND GAS BIT1ER, marttr S811 7rn 8T. NORTHWEST. is 20 cent. ches) nd ekamine, jest 3.4.8. 60 per yard. BAltmone AND OHIO RAILROAD rest Tw Yad CLOTH, for Bathing Suits, at JUNE iivn, 1876. c CTORIA LAWNS, allt pric: . ly Ee LEAVE WASHINGTON. Rasen herete ae OIe, §:00—Balt more and way #t ons, a = Me aac 40—baitimore, Annapolis, and way stations PACAB, deuble wits, 25°30" 3, 50, Futat of ‘ud intermediate stations: 2. $0 relle WHITE and CHECK MATTING, 13,2, and 2c BATH TOWELS. yard long. 2 Allkirds ot WHITE GUODS wear Good CALI OES 4c. ay New Osstle; dal- Pullman Parlor Oars. Buuday, sops st Way Stations, aad connects for arns: | 8:15—Cincanna: ah Berkeley, Deer Park. Oakland, Pred. stown, and,Valley Koad, Par- ra. Ladies’ awd Bisses | c. M. TOWSON & CO., 636 PENNSYLVANIA AY LAWNB, I AWNS Lawy ; aN Sa eee Sn oteceens 1 NoLLY Se k, Philadelphia and Norfolk Be. es G08 Nhe. opp , ‘Sanday, all Way Btations and _ —— re onl WE NUS? SELL cHEar: d way mations Erpress. Sillioott City, Frederick aad Way Su Be- lay 4:30—F rederick and Point of oc! oitan Branch). Very fine Brown Lawns, with small white dots, 6. worth 13 Very large cssortment of beantital Lawns, 10,33, ree seer Juttoa Drew Gorda, tiuore. Annapolis and way stations, white rs os t. A os mine Cambric, Corcaco, Cincinnati and Lowisesile Brpress ISe.; very t 0 stot Pa teen for La- Excep! Batarday, Gatly to Berkeley, Deer dies’ Suitia 25. 31. very best Calico that ts Park, Osklaud 8nd Uolambas. Louisisville made nt Bed Ticking, 28¢ ; wile Sheet- i m. train op Sstardsy. agera- ing Cotton, Dc, pare Linea Tabic Dawask, 80s. inchester. Sleepina cars to Ubi- ireinnatl aud Lowsrrile. ud Way Sta ine. (Connects on Saray. ry - pH Lacing ant Ba mene Express, Baltimore and way stations. S:40— Pitsburg, Berkeies . bat no connection be- tinsbarg by train leaving San- CARTERS, 707 Market Spaces. Large aseortment Black Greaadines, with beautl- fol Batin strip=; Boautiful Plaid, 15. 35; all of Ks at real cost, se, 1, $1.15, #1 31, 1 Bisck Alpaca, 5. 31. 37c ; Pure Bilk Mohair; Alpaca, 50, b 5c ; all of our Qona Mm: Soe Mobale: & st Fear ont, 2 8 986 ferme on. ay mii Way me on Metropolitan Sortment of ('ns-imeres for Mon F 3, Wi, Bae assortment of = ‘Baiumore. Blacensberg, Beitsrilie, Lao. ce Umi @ will sell every o1 . ~ § . fer pe pried we gave for‘ihem, 10:00 ice Ferband Pasatsiive Misht Bzrress ——__ 93—Kaltimors and principal way stations, i yy ed THING IN Pe | 40- Merincbers end way mations, Metropoll- Sever offered is our 89 cen . - = bere is any one who *30— Sr, Lewis “Rzpress. Chicago, Columbus, ndusky, Newark, Borkeley, Deer Par! Oskiand. “On Baturday for Louisrille. ak timore Bbict ¥ strect n rthwest. ples seut by mail on receipt of $0 cents. Boy "seize 11, 11%, 12, 1256 ahd 1s Inch 63 conte, 4e90-1m : suager.”” Lo 6 and 11:30 laily except Sunday. Sr for Hagerstown or Val- New York ana Philadelphia at JUST OPENED, at the B Large stock of : f ington Baton, 4 UNFINISHED SHIRTS a oe ° orders will be taken AT S0 CENTS. é tobe ‘and received at any point ‘These Gcods are made weil and only need buttons, © jaster of batten holes and gussets. They surpam all otner | POMOC OE Geese eee prea ready wade goods both as to fit aud GEO.S. KOONTZ, General Agent. THOMPSON'S SHIRT Facto: 804 F STABET NORTH W <sT. jelly Lebrott Building. PRY Goovs CHEAP! WM. BISD WYLIE Black nsycvania 1876 ROUTE 'o the Aerth, West, and Southwest, Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Bcen- ory, Magnizsicent Equipment. to othe 3 Reductions ¢ Drers Goods. terials @ Gocds. Lawns and Simmer Goods. Everything at lowest rates 3h. BALTIMORE AND POTOMAO BAILBOAD, “WM. BIRD WYLIE, For Osnandeigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Bf 1014 7th street northwest, Falis, sud the Burts, 6 Agency for Demorest’s Patcerns sad the “ Bagis aud 7:40 Shirt RAKE BARGAINS. jelT-tr BRODHEAD @ ©0., 939 Perna. Avm., between 9h and Wth ste., Ofer EXTLA°RDINARY INDUCEMENTS fo Dress saeee Pijue, Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Nain- +&e.. gook and ap, faci: ETE SOE REDEBICKSBU: SUES ERE Suge ANDALA & WABKINGTOM BAILBOAD. Oretonnes, 12346. Baibrigenn lose, 3 per box (tic per pair) wosgas Bloaehed Cotton. ae. leach ‘amsutts bed Elegant 3.6: id Gioves in ail colors, $1.35. L Baron Kid G rensaoes . : pare Raging. Se por yard end w = Eadiee’ sud Geass U hes SRANCH STORE, 1405 F street, bet. 13th and 13th streets. aco, ii jeer 939 Pa. ave.. bet. 9h and lth sts. ‘Manager. THE SILE U™MVERSAL B.R. TICKET OFFICE. AND EO ane RS yt] 4 or trom all points DRESS aooDSs Hous Pes ee uianianin ipa ™ open Pecan. pi Warcnees. the attention of the public to our tm eSesemems tration ste SUMMAE SILAS D> ABD GRENADINES shades. in Stripes and Plaids, Oats eck SLACK BILKS of all celebrated Pics ‘Stmmer DEES3 GOODS of all the Istest produc- La ACQUES and SHAWLS of the richest HOSIERY. SEN SUIT be oneat varie, of tx York BNGLISH, SWISS AND AMERIOAR Watches, ALL THB MOST CELEBBATED MAKEES. and La- rains & Large Assortment st Very Low Prices. coe, ber sinyen mnie eapy . W. GALT, BRO. & 08, _ myer ‘Third door from mastrest. | jenl-t SEWELEES, . St Louis and Pittshure Bz- | JOHN 0. HOGAN, 713 Market Spas, Man of Newly Patented 8; Boiles ang Veulilating Awnin for, Storen, Hovey wae a ‘and Private Dwellings. Fiage fer salocr rent. ‘Bole ir aioe Agent the only genaine Mildew Proof Awning Material. vopls-tr ____ STEAMER LINES. WOR PUTOMAC KIVEK LANDINGS. THE STEAMER “MATTARO,” Oxet. W.H. Byes, Will leave her whar!, foot of 6” street, exery THUBSDAY MORN ING, at 7 o'cicck, for ths landings on the Powur River, as far down as Nomint Returning, wiil leave Nomini every FRIDAY MORNING for Washington. arriving sarly same eveniag. bis Boat can be chartered for Excursions. Je2v- 2w SAM’L POLKINHOBN, Agent. QTEAMER “ HABBINGER ” WILL LEAVE 6th street Whart for Nomint and intermediate landings at 7 #. m. op, WEDNASDAYS For charter four days in the week, at very low rates. M. E. GREGG, NEY DEPARSUKE. CLYDE’S WASBINGTON, PHILADELPHIA, BosTON AND PROVIDESOZ STEAMSHIP ‘The steamers of the above line will leave Philadel bia every SATU KD. 12m for sshington; returni ill lease, Johnson's wharf every MONDA 12 m ,for Philadelphia. No iwharfaze on ont ward freitats. Through bi lading issued to and from the above port Fre’ received and de- livored Gaily from 6a. m. to6 p. m. Orders for Gelivery cf freights and received at 1202 F street and 111% 9h street northwest. WP. OLYDE & 00. No. 128. Wharves, Philade} H. JOHNSON & Cu, Jelé tr Agents for Washington, foot 12th st. «.w. Tic uni FOR POTOMAO BIVER LANDINGS. Barta toot Ghéihecresty TUREDAY At Te, 1 foot oF every TUB . ‘5 NEW EXP! He : ers leave P iphia E Georgetown.” G. F. HYD town, D.O. Wharves, Philadelphia, Crrssn BIRKS. AH OTICE. With is2 the chances of fol. Uston, the Steamers of this Lice take @ specified course for all seasons of the year. the octward passage from Queenstown to Hen York or Bonen, craering Meridian of 8 oxo iat potbing to the porth of omeward ox Meridias ofw st int or b ‘ihe norte of aa. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIVAB "POOL, CALLING 47 CORK HARBOR, From Ssw Vora. | Abyesinta.. Be sosee Ang. 30 3) = Wd., Sept. 6 ‘And raz folcring W RDHMBDAY ‘and €aTUR: Dicsamem warked = €o ROt CArry weerage Dassen: EASES a Aas "eer to end from all ot Baroye at poo yy tule of teat for Guinn ena apply st tas Company's © . GCARRIAGES. Weare sellitg, at greatly reduced prices, LANDAUCS, LANDAULETS, CLARENCES, COACHES, COUPES and COUPELETS. Our Patent Oowmterbalanced From FIVE- LIGHT LANDAUS, and FALLING FRONT BERLIN COACHES are the lead- tng Onrriages of the day, and for beauty of de sign, simplicity and thoroughness tn construction, We guaranties our work to be FIRST cand to please in every particular. *No of our rights, under the above ‘Patent, will be allowed. H. KILLAM & OO,, 99 CHESTNUT STREBY, BBW RAVER, CONE. * dect-wathly AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. Wa srge eal borinircat craar ith and D ata Bo HE Orockery ¥. July 10 o'clock a m 723 12h street. between G and H streets Borhwest, the above collection of Household Fustiere. 5 ‘Terms ‘HOMAS TRUSTBES' SALE AUOTION.* Are via H g yee § § je17-90,23,26 29 jyl&as HOB. E. WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioncer, 619 7th street. Under and by virtne ofa deed of trust to undersigned Trastes bearing "alate om Thess QB f and recorded in pe of the Jand records of the 1 will effr for-sale at f mm, With the improves adeitto ning of a doudle Brick Cot- le in cash, party ts bid ith trtere t by deed of anciog at Lae cst ‘em Maer No 765, folio ¢ District of Columbia, Svetion, in front of the 34 day of July, 1876, at 5 o’cl of lot numbered seventeen, ( severty-two, (72,) contained ‘wii bounds foliowing: Reginuing Point on the line of 2ist strost west 17 feet S% ia- ches south from the northeastern corner cf aid lot 7, acd rooning thence south if fect $3 laches; thence west 120 feet § i. ches; thence north HM feet inches; thence east 120 feet § fnches to the place ol Also, the right «f way to and through alley, 25 feet wide. opening into said ud ly ing north of and adjoining said part of ‘Terms of eale: One-th rd of th in cash, (of wh ale; the Sco ir notes at six and twelve months, ats per cent. interest per aupum,secored by a deed of trast on the property sold. Ail conveyancing at purchaser's cont hould the terms of sale not be complied in five days, istee reserves the Fight to resell et the risk aud cost of the defauitiag pur- bi hs Clelleokés THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee, THIS EVENING, DGXGANSON BEOS., Auctioneers, Southeast corner 9th and D streets northwest DBY GOODS AT AUCTION. atten rer cent from day « = ee est nt hs All cony of the purcharer. GEORGE B ELLIOT, JM OSPERTON . ' Trustees. vs THOMAS DOWLING. » HMomeer, rt square pumbered thin the meces and for the same SALE OF HAY 80AL"S AT AU ENGINEER's Or rice, Di On MONDAY, Jury 10: at th spective 10 a ions, 1 shall oifer, for cash, to the highest bidder, the exclusive right and. privilege of using the several District So of July, 1877. for th raw. foddor, oats in th® straw and live the following Places and times . Bituated opposite Post Office. Uniontown, 0. D_O., st 30% o'clock a. m. Ro 2. Situated on 9h street southeast. between 3, treet and Georgia aveaue, Nery Kard, at 11 o'clock a. No. 3. Situated st corner of J0th street and Lonis- jana avenue northwest, at L im. 0. 4. Bituated inthe yard of the Tyson House, corver of 7th and P streets northwest, at 13 10 No.8 Sivuated on High atreet, near Uanal, jcorgetown, D.C at Loclock pm No 7. Situated at the interseotion of 7th and Léth atiect rcad, Brightwood. at 2 o'clock p.m. Parties purchasing will be required t> comply with all the provisions of act the approve ! June S0:b, 3572, and entitled “Av act revalating sale of Hay, ere mony rpose of weigh: ss B; of the Com missioners. eee ee = OE: HON EE, Licat, Baxtovers, U8 A., ‘Will sel! thetr large stock of je80-1d Engineer of D. 0. DRY GOODS AT AUCTION, DOWSMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers. ALE OF A Tw ‘OBY BRICK Ocmmencing on FRIDAY, JUNB 30, at 10 o'clock DW . WITH OBLLA ATER, GAS, 2. m., continuing until the whole stook is dis- 4c, ON SOUTHEAST OOSNER OF T AND . 1678 ETS NORTHWEST. a ‘This stock consists of fall lines of DRESS GOops, Includteg MOHAIBS, ALPAOAS, CASHMERES, BLACK SILKS, LINENS, WHITE GOODS, ac. ALso, OASSIMERES. TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, ac. To be sold without reserve. Sale to commence at 10 a. m. and 6 p. m. of square numbered two hundred and six exid eubdivision 1 duly recorded tu the irveyor's office of said city, in Liber H. D Cooke, 0. 2, folio 140, together with the Improvenents oD. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, (of which $78 must be paid at time of sale;)and the balance in G12 and 15 months. to be secured by purchaser's notes, besring interest at 8 per cent. per anpam from day winwarnaoe, | Sine ahtstestieriey serie at pe Oo ae a. Faves cost. 11 terms of sale are not com plied with in ix aitcr sale the Trostes reserves the -S__31@Puhet.. near Pa. sve. | right to recoil et risk and cost of parchscsr tn de OLOTHE, Sees foulk alter five daye public sdverst-ement ia Kveu- UNOANSOW BROS., Auctioneers, og HOLTZ, > Trustee, D Sou.heast co:ner 9th and y sts. northwest. 330-6 No 1321 F strest ovwnwest, SILVER WATOH AND NOTE AT AUTION On THUSSDAY MORNING, Jaty 6: 186. et 10 o'clock, we will sel. withia our ction rooms, on acconut of whom it may corcern— ‘One Silver Watch, double timer. One note for $175. drawn by George James, and éxdorred by Julisn W. Dean, 953 80 being credited in, ond at ah Upon the same, Terme casi a thereby, I will eel at pu od DUNCANSON BROB., Ancta biseer latest ofa NEAB h, 1876. at &: x JERY SALE ON 67 é at 30 pm. th Cen eT REE SOC THVT NEAR | cenivetet ein the elts of W Uncer end by virtue of a decree of the Sa-. to wit: The east thirty six (35 fee: preme Court of the District ct Goinmbia, 19 SW umbered eighteen, (13.) in square num? Panity cause No 5,096, the undersigned will ty eight. (28,) containing forty four bi ¢ MONDAY. the 10th day of Jats, 1678,'at 6 | Diety-seven square feet, more or lesa | © . ckin the afternoon, in front of the premises, | | Terms: One-third cash; b in land 2 years br ceed to sell the following described piece or pur- payable semi aauaaity. so cri cf grcurd sivuate in the city of Washington and on the property. All con District of Olumt known as partof Lot No. | Yeyarcing at cont of purchaser, and 1s.in Pqnare No 001, being the north $3 feet by the | wuired. Te iad wi depth of said lot. aiter day of 5 the pi ‘orme of sale: Onefourth cab, and the balance | #0:d st the rirk and cost of the dct in tix (6), twelve (12), acd eighteea (13) months after date Deferred payments to bear interest avd | _J¢29-d&¢s JV 48H. B. WALLIAMS, Anotioncer. to be secured by deed of trust on the property, All ing at the cost of the purchaser. A de- }60 will be reqaired at the time of sale. TEUSTEB'S 851K OF DESIRABLEIMPROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTH SI REAT, BETWEEN MAND N STRERTS NORTH. Trustee for James E. Wi DUNOANSON BBOS., Aucts. D2 By virtue of «deed of trust, recorded in liber Re bh follo 93, ope of the © OWNMAN & GREEN. WHM A Sotioncert aed Real Retate Brokers, HH. WABNER, corner 7th aud F streets, IRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON K EVREE". BRTWESN 24rd AND 257u STS. NOKTHWEST. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated May 15th, 187], duly recorced in Liber ‘No. 663, foliv 36 ‘ope of the forthe District of Co: Tomb: t 5 2 22 o strict of Co umbia the subscriber w ses nly. 1876, at . m . lot numbered six.(6) in square n beged fonr hundred aud eighty-one, (451,) front: frame dweiisg aud @ commcdious brick stable and By virtue of a deed of trust to us, dated Spent warebouse. <) ¥tb, A.D. 1873, and recorded in liber No. 116, fry ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance tn «tx, Jolia 254, one of the land records for the Dis. twelve and eighteen months, with interest at eight trict of Ootumbia, 8 request of arties | per cent. per annum until peid fcom the day of secured yy, we shall sel 7. Saction, in | sale, Deferred paymeuts to be secared by a front of the premises, F AIDAY, Jaly 14, A.D. 1376, | deed of trust on the property sold. Allcsuveyancing at 6 o'clock p.m., the following desoribed real es- at purchaser's cust. A deposit of @2W will ve re- tate, situate in the city of Washivgton, D.O , quired when tho property is struck off If the terms wit: Being the middle portion of lut No. two. (2) | are not complied with io ten da’ ae trusies re- ip sqnare No. four hundred and tweoty nine. (429,) 8 the right to resell at the risk and cost of the +B. LOBD, Trostes, WILLIAMS. Acct’ default obaces jefeulting 5 ur rs Je28 101 Ww. tu street northwest; theace wit said width of twenty feet front to the rear of the ether with the iaprovements thereon, con ‘a three story and basement brick dwell: Hi ing. ‘Forms of aslo. as prescribed by the decd of trust: The amount of indebiedness secured by the deed of trust wupaid, and the.expense of vale. in cash, and the balevce tn 6 and i2 months, for which the notes of the pare! '» bearing in‘erest from the day of and secured by @ deed of trust on the property sold. sball be taken. A deposit of 500 hall be Fequired of the purchaser at the ‘lat obeaic, aud all conveyanei ball be at the expense of the purchaser. If tl terms of sale are oot complied cP ecstEs’s Bale VALUABLE {MPBOVED PROPERTY ON THE NOBTH SIDE OF K STREET, BETWEEN 161e AND 171TH STREETS N. Ww. By virtue of a deed of trust to the under. signed. which is dated Jane 14, 1371, aud is recorded in Liber 649, rolio 347. of the land. reccrds of the District of Columbia, aud at the writ wiih in one week from day of sale the trustee: ten request of the payee of the promissory note se serve the right to resell ths property at the tisk and | crred thereby, I well by auctioa, iu front of cost of the d«faulting purchaser, after five days’ | tbe premises. on ‘Advertisement. FRIDAY, THE 71H DAY OF JULY, 1576, R. W. DOWNMAN, 5 0 ; P stees, | at 6 o'clock p m., allot otigisal Lot four (4), in 26d [Rep] _W."A. GOuDUN, tT rausre one hundred snd eighty-four 181), tp the vAKN of Washington, District of Golumbis. ‘This lot | Bh, © SARSRE, corner th ine F none. fs # footy ieee iia ad Ui feet Lf Taches ducp. | , 7 an pF 7 & three-story pross brick front TRQUAHE: 009 CETWEEA NEW Tausey | Hone, coctsining coves vosus; ToskoneieNe | AVERUB, AND 0,8, aND FIFTH STREETS. 7 K pop ig: perchone mover By virtue of two several deeds of trust, dated in caau, Gus thivd ta sus pelt, aud tan eeten eres, | the let day of October, 1872, aod recorded in yenrs from the day of sale, the deferred payments to bear interest at six per cent. from the day of eale, Ané to be secured by the notes of the purcuaser aad adeed of trust on the promises so.d” If the terms ber 692, of TembI : of | of tale be not complied with in seven days from the are 609,in the city of Washii 0.5 Oe | Oar undersigae. py es Carding to'tho public plat thereot. atte eauare' will ere eceeete the aape crt cf tee de- pesold in two parcels, via = The north part.accord, | quired of the purchaser a! the momsnt of the ace Sete, Sod the cout part as, | ceptance of his bid, and all conveyanciog wiit be ai ling to the metes described iu'the deed of trast | Dia sxe jane ae Trastee. a 1eM-a&de DUNVANSON BEDS . Ances le (with the privilege of paying all cath) sre as fellows, Viz: On the orth. part 82,2470, with iuterest acorned, amounting to sbont 87.368, and expenses of the sal é HH. WABNZR, corner 7th and ¥ etree, TRUSTRE’S FALE OF A DESIBABLE MAR- KE? FeRM ON THE WESE SIDE OF Fru rt g 1.244 $7, with STREET BOAO, NEAK JOHN saULs Stoounting td about @1 tidy and th RUBSBRY. GN THE COUNTY Of WASH- in cssh, of which $200 on cach E INGTON, DG. at the time of calc, and the residuson each parcel | By virtue cfa deed of trust. dated Gekier Isé. and the ret of Uetober. IsiTs for | Te ic Pit which deferred payments, the r must'give | District irchase! notes Dearing intereat at the rate of si 2 sey Ha : 5} f : Cetera EVENING STAR. ONDA Y.......00+ s0000-Saly 3, 1876, NEW YORK FASHIONS FOR JULY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) New Yorx, July 1, 1876, GLORIFIED COTTONS. Not thst I have any disposition to rail against society; it bas its uses, and one of them is the infuence sometimes uncon- selously exerted in favor of good things. The fasbionable young men of New York have done & manly thing, ina manly way; they bAve shown respect for work and workers, and when the regular stage drivers and hack crivers showed their good-natured consider. @ucn by yleldivg tue road, or getting out of ihe way, the amateurs responded by invit- ing them to a@ dinner, at which a litue, not loo much tpeechifying, cemented the > Ture Was good. Will between them. the belles are doing better work than imagined by fas ne d thelr dress to its pur- pore. by Weariug linea &nd cotton fete dresses, which are &@& mouch prettier and more be. wit bivg? Sii& for races and boating, and lawn and garden parties and croquet, as May is sweeter thau November. Wien An- 2ellb& places one pretty foot upon the si i» ber cesccot irom Mr. Montmoreocy Knie er bocker’s coach, ber pretty gray stripe, gark blue costume fluttering in the gentle Wind, soft lace floating about ber, and the low ¢roop, shaced by a plume, of ber Gains. borough bat touching her shoulder, she has bo idem that she ts preaching the gospel of cctton to Raehel and Penelope, Hattie and Jemima; but she is. When a lovel aristoomatic young bride pcts op @ white antique linen, of the purest ivory tint, avd shades ber fair face with @ coarse siraw hat, she is simply delighted with the effect. Sbe bas no idea, thank heaven, of doing it from humanita: Uves, but she accomplishes a usefu & nevertheless, ior she nas taken com- n things aud imparted to them the beauty and fragrance of ber own n @bd bes beiped to teach & great truth, that nothing is poor or common in itself, It only becomes 80 by the company in which we keep lt—the use to which we pat it. I sivg the p of cotton, that ts, T would if I could, and 1 thank art and skill and industry for making that which is within the reacu of every one, SO good ip texture and design Unat those who uno! afford silk are no longer to be pitied The carious American passion for silk is remvant of our early days of poverty anid privation, when women did their own work, Went out very rarely, and then in all the Gignity of best black slik and real lace. As lime Went on, aud occasions for going out multiplied, they still clang to the idea that they must always wear silk, and thus it happens that with many women, of late years, silk has become the only wear; and if they can only getoue new dress, instead of having that a useful one, adapted to diversified occasions, they still cling to silk, and traij it avout in utter anconscious- ness tbat lLouly expresses either their igao- rance or their poverty. The white antique or cdamasked linens of the present season are lovely, they have @ smooth satin surface, arabesquered in jacquard patterns. One could takea@ fue old tablecioth, dipit ina solution of coftee, (if it bad been kept white) and make of it a fashionableoverdress. Taen there are grey twilled cotton which look like serge, and arestylishly trimmed with grey linen lace and red rib! Or pleatings in which red or dark biue is ini juced, the tows of ribbon with the costume is profusely orname: ted, corres; in color. There so grey And cream-colored laces into ich poppy red or dark blue is introduced in minute eporiiom, bus with @ striking effect, which the bows of the same shade greatly heightens. There is no medium in color this season. Everything is very dark, very ligat or -eu- tral. There are no bright blues, apple greeas or English pinks, ouly the red of the poppy, | or the deeper tint of Burgundy wine, the brown of the butternut, and darkest. deepest hive; contrasts with light or neutral shades, Very new and very pretty dresses are of grey or unbleached linen, embroidered in the | same sh: de with linen also, bat with dots linen tr ed, of colored wool, dark red or blue, and Unis’ deep color is united with | grey in the riovon, Which forms Lisbing. made cheaply new ginghanis, effectively of the pre fine checks aud cluste ing them in cool Dpon tie he ce water and t . Soap or starco and shouid not be a any more than the. and ginghams, which su ways in bean water. A SCHUOL OF DRESSMAKING. A lady of racic in Paris nas, it is said, Started @ school for the purpose of teaching young ladies in society how to do their owa Gresemaking iu correct, and even scientific principles. A skillful modiste is engaged to give two lessons per week of one hour each to the class, who practice at home between times, and many of them show a genius for the work, which will shortly make them ex- pert. Why cannot several such schools be established for the benefit of fashionable young ladies in this country? It would be More rapid, avd to many of them more in- teresting work than drawing, or Painting, or wood carving, or lace makiog. Why can- not we have scuools of dressmaking as well as schools of cookery? One is as useful as the other, while the ey saved in families would be @ consideration. American giris need something to do; that is conceded, and bow many make poor singers and dreadful readers, And unappreciated writers who would make excellent dressmakers. Be- sides, there is uo peed to inform the world of their mission. They can put their taste and skill to real practical use, and no one be the wiser. They can save the ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty doliars they pay for hay- ing a dress made, aud get a second one, or pulthe money in the bank for a wedding portion. American girls are pretty, but as a rule they ave the most utterly useless of human belbgs. They toll uot, neither do they spin, id Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed ike one of these. It may well bea serious question to any man whether he can afford io Iarry one of them. They can neither help bim vor themselves; they expect all the good things of tuis world to fall into thelr caps, witbout even reaching out their hands for ii. A fashionable school of dressmaking would be a very good thing; that is, a scheme U.at was made fashionable by the auspices under Which {t was opened. Une of the traest charities and pbilanthropies would be such & school superintended by some lady in high position, who Would attract young women to 1t and Lake a8 much troubié for it as for a “rosebud” dinner party. FASHIONS IN COUNTRY Hovses. AS the centennial keeps more of our peo je at home so it also Occasions more Visit- ng iv country houses, more hospitality of that extended, and ample proportion which is common tn England but of which less is Ez ctised in this country e fewer fine country cause American ladies do not like the con- stant supervision, and real work which it occasions. For the owner and proprieter of an estate in this country rarely devotes much of bis time to it, bé is engrossed in business or politics or the arduous duties of a profesrion, and it is his wife who must at- nd to the details of the out doors, as well indoor, to the minutia of the farm, and tLe garden, the greenhouse, &nd the grapery, a8 well as Supervise the domestic roatine of rily because we note changes Dilley to sccep t. She must arrange pians ferent toast remem persona! likes, and dislikes, particwlarly in regard to food.’ She must coxsult the a He i ‘establishment in : ‘ haman | addition of silk or ribbon | jomes, partly be- | é if 7 end si # ‘ t le prettily dra, with rio- trimmed with lace Yor the eve. Dip, A white lawn, trimmed with plea: rorfes fe back, ) and with a Scha tet ai the back, eeds @ shade hat lo complete a morn. iy witch one can Walk, ride or gccompany the lady hostess in her rounds. Young lady daughters sometimes pal over these white morolng dresses an amie apron Of gingham, long sleeves of the sacie, gaine ered in bands and pluved to the shoulder, thus without soiling their @rapery, Assist tp the fine dusting. the arrangement Of parlors, the distribution of flowers and the like tasks admirably suited to their Lastes and capacity. colorea ea oe fasitonable Abroad, te not much used . Pretty white embroidered muslins are worn for moraing walks in ‘kk or garden, but the embroid ‘* nominally white, and the trimming Vai- Jencinnes lace and colored ribbons. If the embroidery ts colored itis executed in wool and the dress forms @ sult which is pretty, and well adapted forjyoung iacies’ wear at garden and croquet parties. Toe Princesse dress is always @ favorite with women of refined taste. Ii is catbigh, and loose, round aud square necked. Some- Limes close, sometimes open. For morning Werr it te cut high in soft nauseek, the seams outlined with narrow thread tosertion, « mere heading. itownd the neck is a little u of lace or crepe de chine, down the front oramentai bows, A belt or girlie holds the chaielaine, from which Ue fan is suspended. A low princesse dress may be of soft ivory silk, putied and alternated wilh lace inser- tion, of gauze, of crepe de chieu, or of a very fue all wool berage, which mould into the figure charmingly, and ts expecially youth- ful, aud ther ted to young married Txteriais are lightly fulled aud draped over silk trimmed with bows of black vel- vet roses, or ribbon loops, with marra- bout or tasseled fringes, with deep netted | beading for border. Pretty greys appear sometiines in diapbemous materials, reiiev- ed with @ dash of flaming oolor, and there are lovely cinnamon shades, over which White lace or thin muslin bas an exquisite effect, particularly if small bouquets of While and red daises or roses. enter into the garniture. Shoes apd hosiery play a great part ip the dressing, and emergencies, ia which the feet are likely to be more visible than In the ordinary and onierly roatine of city life. Fine over worked hosiery have come into use again, and are as captivating upon & pretty delicate foot as the more oust- y silk. But there are ladies who consider thread hose, even though fine @s the famous gloves made from a spider's web, as “harsn,” and declare they cannot endure it; for those Unted silk 1s the only wear, displayed to ad- vat tage by the new sandalied slippers, which are replacing the French reception sty Strapped across the front, aod the Oxt tes, which latwrought only to be worn by ladies who wear “ones and @ half.” JEWELS AND ORNAMENTS. 1t has become increasingly the fashion of late years to adapt the ornaments Lo the coe- lume and to discard mere gold jewelry. Toe heavy linked necklaces, with yellow gold pendants, and massive band braceicts, which are displayed in shop windows, are never seen upon the of an elegante. Tbey are only dispiayed upon the outside of & walking suit, upon the promenade, or at the theater by persons to which their cost was of great importance, and who baving once become their possessors, hang them out as an evidence of their claim to distinction upon every possible occasion. Bracelets ceased to be fashionable since form became & stody in dress, and no woman of fine taste With @ well moulded of spoiling It witt | buttoned gloves of the finest and softest Kia, hich fit like another aod m n, is the great di | extravagance abroa: » of solid gold embroidery, specimen dress has beeo sent to entepnial exhibition from Paris waich i to be worth y thousand dollars. issimpiy @ rich white satin dress, with « ng train, ba&nd-embroidered in gold, appearance would hardly be likely empl & pe to commit the folly of pur- | chasing it At that gure, or contemplate solid gold With @ yearning to see it produced | Inan embroidery ps ro. Sullitmay have the effect to create a demaud for fine gold tation toa limited exter ae drooping trade in gold jewelry. Five gold butt are amoug the np r tue iusiening of dresses, and very pretty and very effective, expec! tpon prune, black. navy blue aud invi | green. Nothing can bein better taste than | a handsome faille In elther of these shades, trimmed with jeatber trimming to match, apd fastened down the length of the long c ‘asse bASQue With Sma!l buttons of fine As was remarked, b We have now compiete sets of jewels, in- cluding peckiace &ud eAarripgs, 1A point iace, in many diilerent pattera: lollette 1s recently mentioned, the earrings accompanying which were composed of biack ribbon velvet, embroidered with :ubies and edged with a ruby fringe. Earrings made of Barrow ribbon, either velvet or watered silk, Sre quile one of the fashions of the day. ribbon, which is double, is fastenet with @ small buckle of either pearls or diamonds, and fringed to correspond, and for day wear ihe ribbon ts ornamented with either steel or ssiver. Sbeli and sliver stili hold a prominent place, parlicularly the fine Genoese silver Nlagree jewelry, of which there are some ex- quisite specimens at the exposition. But tbe latest craze is for ornaments in certain foreigy wouls. Chinese and Japan woods, the Jerusaiem (live, and the like. ornaments come in the form of sleeve buttons, rosaries with crosses at- tached, and becklaces, and are marked with eastern characters. Butif the demand coa- tinues we may expect tosee wooden chate- laines, bracelets and whatever eiseffaucy may suggest, but with only so much of Jerusa- Jem or Japan about them as varnish anda ttle clever spatter work can impart. Jexxie June. <— s7Even a banana skin will turn when trodden upon.—| Boston Glove. s7-There's & mining town ont west called “Nowhere.” That's ere Aman he ways been when bifwife lets him in at 2 o'clock in the morping —{ Oricago Times. a7°'Tis the star-spangled BANG!-er Ob Por! may !t ceasn! O'er the Boom! of the free Acd the Fizz: of the 8 ASR! 87-There isa new party wanted—a party that will devote itself to the introduction of | & cool costume for gentlemen for midsum- mer eveving entertainments. We kuowsev- eral fellows ready to join. 87-A colored preacher, in translating to his hearers the sentence, “The harvest ie the season ts ended, and thy soul is not Lit, “De corn bas been czivbed, dere ain't any more work, and de debbil is Still foolin’ wid dis community. #7" When you reflect, says the Balletin of Norwich, that at pienics a hundred years SZo it was thocustom for the girls to stand up in & row and let the men kiss them all good bye, ali this enthusiasm aboct pation- ai progress seams to be @ grave mistake. e@uccessive somersault. —_—_—_— EE ° MARRIED. AMP BLU 08. —On J 2th, Me. by the hey. Der Mason Me OG Genie to Mies Gaaca B. Fincu, both of Wi a ARN oy aed atthe Waxy, of Sew York, to Miss Anza RRRELL. on We i. 2B piearo D.C. (Rew York GUNTON. Atthe of ber QuBtoa. ce the morniog. may 3, 1876, weeees ote are KBOOP. Ontbe of the 34 of Heer, of sed Hee: 1876, Winite, 4 ee oly