Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1876, Page 3

_ DRY Goons. 10 PER CENT. OFF. CE FIGST ANNUAL DIX LOWING TEN PEB CS In order to reduce our very iargs stock of Sammer DRY GOODS Meoffer to bagers for the next sixty days the ‘ ry ictncament of 10 por ovat. of on the Geller, co sls our establishment. Our aeortmert ¢ > fail the latest novelties for this can sou, euch a i LANDS OMT ADINES, SUMMER SILKS, LA“ N3, SUITINGS, WHITE GOUDS, GINEN SUit JE SACQUES AND SHAWLS, FINE Host §U5 UMBRELLAS, FANS, fc., &c. ‘This opportauity should not be lost, “ WOLFORD @ SHILBERG, 517 MARKET SPAOB, vile Third door frow oh street. KEEP COOL AND Dry! Opened ‘his mornin: 10 don H Gt G5, cheap at @3; Dest coods fi dcx. Li-matitched Linea Oar x TOWELS, F at the price. HaANDRER ed pare Line CHIEF. a4 61.50 per dozen, w am; worth Bfa mofo oney: JW ELS rices ‘fs 3 of This Goods for Bum pieces fignrea LINEN LAWNS, pure bt wh we shall sell at the same N LAWN; Fe jo le. Wdo do. sewtues, 2 do. S3-ine) WHITE LINES * Si! per yard, headsome goods, and RENCH OBGANDIES ta haudsome MITCHELL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENOUB. stock and re close owt oar » 68D SUMMEB DRY GOODS. tng the very low prices ruling dar- acon, we have msds our prices still MADE-UP GOODS, SLL UNDERWEAR, ALL DRESS FABBIOS are lower t! » and in quality that can Bot be sap From a’ store ats! NEW stTorg. ever b MONDAY, July 10, we close our k p.m jy10-tr NEW FIRM, NEW GOOD3. WISWALL & GWYNN HAVE OPENED a? Bo. 705 MABKET SPAOCK, NEAB Yru ST, ‘With a cum; lete stock of D&Y GOODS, Consisting of New and Desirable GOODS jast from great decline in w Sines, wo are en- r below the erst of prodae- following special bargains as fits, 75 cents, P. juctions: WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space near 7th street. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ii-tr 5 DRY GOODS. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF. Qor entire stock st greatly reduced prices. Many St less than cost of importa‘fon, ia order to close out the entire st ch a8 near as possible in the next sixty sai FOR CASH ONLY; We rame a few spectalt ‘Tape Stripe W tite Victori orth ~ 2 40 vards Whire Jaconet Cambrios at I2%c.. former price Sisc. Piain, Plaid aod + Grenadines, Bisck Dress Silas, Black Alpacas, 50 pieces handsome Worsted ods f 10 S736c ; all very cheap; with stock of Domestic Btaple Gocds; al af down ~ rices. , J. W. COLLEY, je80-tr “01 Cor. 8th street an¢ Market Space. bD*®* GODS SLAUGHTEBED. EMN*NTS DSESS GOODS SACRIFICED. CLUBBING SALE FOB THE SUMMER SEASON. at half their former price. per ceat off La: Best Calico, remnants, fc , worth luc. Lace stripes Pique. and 2c. Victoria Lawns. 1336, 15, t ercales 1 an:t Bsc, good Sommer Silk prime coat. Linen Lawns, 20 and 280 Straw Sia ud Carpets at coat. Ladies Linc» Suitings. %c.. worth ie, Cc users should remem! ep = ¥. N. NAUDAIN. je%0-tr 709 Market Space. 25c. myles, WE Mus? SELL CHEAP! Very fine Brown Lawns, with small white dots, 6, ‘worth 12 a. 2) 2. SL. very best Calico thet is ’ DRY GOODS. Owe TO THE DEPRESSION OF THE MONEY MABKET. M. WILLIAN WILL ALLOW A DEDUCTION OF TWENTY PEs AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. : HUBAS DOWLING Aactioncer. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON. Pexcasson BROS., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALES. JRIBOH & ROBEY a cqucncers, ‘Bos, 938 and 940 La. bet. 9th and 26th sts. CBST. ON HIS La’ a ELFGANT BO&EWOOD CASE 7% ODTAVE —— Two CARL * HORSES FROM WEST sirghunets Or goome, mosrun or mus | "Eisai, PER grag tad oeeatu ECATs | Teosvene. une oF To aprox prruts | TERSURLOAPE GE COMMER LEY. 2S OWN IMPORTATION, comprising in part: F By BER ore CTRABT NOMTH WF ST. BEING On SatORDST MOBinG: Stee ica" Raita, Yel and Sut Bows. ¢ THE Counee OF AStu STREET, AT AUC- | fhe Bersact ®t 10 o'clock, we will sell, at * nee, Reel Lace Tiss, . )dand s Linen Suita, Cashmere Ties, 1 By on Rere Sklar antes eaee te kenle Eek Percale Scits. (ere de Onine Ties, G. very etylieh: can trot in 4 ates Lawn Wray [Norted Ties, in alt colors, 6 One Bay Mare, 7 years olf, 15% hands pich, war- ‘Gute. ,.Thread &Val Tented sound, of great endu ance. a out bitching, fear! of locomoti res—: ten did family mare, belonging to the estate of the late Michael Fitzgerald, ALso— An of Dri kere. A full doscrip- amber of Drivers aud Workers, A P No postpor at acconnt of th: ather n° oe on STaCH & HUDRY. Avcts : "THOMAS DOWLING, auctioneer. eel reer ABD H For on at ‘erms cash. fe it JUST OPENED, hina TEdOs DOWLING, Auctionser. Large stock of youre a a D Estate Auctioncers, UNFINISHED SHIRTS EL H AT 50-CENTS. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED # BEAL ESTATE ON I STRBET. 8. EN By ‘These Goods are made well and only need buttons, | 1H AND STH STS NORTH WEST. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ¢ : batten and gussets. They surpass all otner By virtue of eed of trust, dated June ts, — 7T rd ready lade goods both asto htand quetity. at 1576, and recorded iu Liber. No. 735. folio 422, TRUSTBES’BALKOFDESIRARLEPROPESTY | 3, ica es ae THOMPSONS SHIRT FACFORY, °: ON gv 8TRERT, OPPOSITE HEAD OF PUTO- | @ oe Le 30 mnemee S04 F STRERT NORTHWEST. Oe | MAC STREET, GEORGETOWN, D. 0., at KIFLEs AND CARBINES, &c , AC, AT AUC- —— = ~ ee eed of trast, deted April On SATUBDAY MORNING, Joly 15th, y sud knowa on the ground | Mo 746, Tollo-a2 nteo? Ue teed ocr tee His. of 10 o'clock, witbie my auction rome, EDUCATIONAL, plan thereof, asail ttiat part of Lot nambrred(2) | the District of Gclambla, aud ur dicecton of rue | LSballeell & superior collecsion of Homes bul two, la square numbered four buncred and thr. Pa ty secured will sell at Forniture, Paintings. ac. » thereby, N.B thi tio S80- date all of my asies of Fa INDEBGARTEM NORMAL OLAS8.— Wy first following metes ai M (403;) contained tien, in front ‘of the premises, on FRIDAY iv 7 be made inside, taeraps ad. see aT Science et ake Nem Eanes | bounds: Commencing for thesime at a pointon 1 | Lath, A.D. 1676.at Goclock >. wal thar eertale cite greatly to ths ovmtort of parties sivcnding as tn Froebel's Science cf the‘‘New Education” will | street norfh. distant seventy (70) feet west om the een oF parcel of ground and being to the be given on TURSDAY, Juve 20th, at 6:15 pm lying city of Georgetown, District of the cast 26 feet Beatty and Ba‘ mente thereon, or 4 ad runing thence eae uce weet twenty- theses south one t twenty four (24) ace of bogiamiag, oinmbia, Known as front by the devth of lot 183, of ins" addition, with tho improve maining of a double Brick Uot- 70% Lith street, between G sud H, explaining at the or orse at consist fn and what are the sttained thereby. Tbe lIectnre given cvery sucreeline Tuesday and Friday, No. * 7 DOWLING, Ane ionear. ASH. B. WILLL V cuonser feet anit four(4) inches to the tage. ‘No. 1001 nort corer i0th and D sts for ths whole course of twenty lessons. ar: | jmproves be wren @ad attic Frame Dwelling, ferme: @800 and expenses of this sale in cach, gemenia for Private Lessous cau be made with | with back Dullding oot eet Frame Dwelling H MKS. LOUISE POLLUCK, Le Drott Park, Washiagton, D _Je19 Im rroit J 1. D.O. 7 Ly tT bam Senos Wena y ane Bae : Bow Haven, Conn. Send for circular. NGLISA (of which $109 to be paid when the property is bid off; and the balance ip twelve months, with interest tien per cent from day cf aale, eecured by deed of trust on the property. All conveyancing at the ocst of the purchaser. GEOBGB H ELLIOT, PERTON 3.M.0a THOMAS DOWL Ooe third of t d the expenses id on in two equal pi nta at 6 and 1? months bearing interest from day of sale and se- cured to the satisfaction of Trustees. A deposit of 2100 wili be required at the time of sais, All con- cost. if the terms of sale plied with within tea (10) days of sale. a, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT. ING ON 10TH ST RET, BETWEEN © AND P STBEER1S SORT On THUBSDAY. July 13 o'clock shall Br { Trustees. Yeraneing at purchaser's is3 G, Auctioneer, LECT SORUOL FOM YOUNG LADIES, Sra | 8r6.n0t JASE. B. WILLIAMS, Auc a he 4 - Teeole wiil be made at the risk and cost ef defanit- | YY Deets SS Oe, Ese Sor gvences. wm N@ELO JAG. ing purchaser. * 3 a — ‘The elghth anncel sens! Sine slant ann: jon begins R. ROSS PERRY, VALUABLE IMPBOVED PROPERTY FRONT- P phd SEATON PEERY. Trusteos. pSETWBEN 3d AND 4tH | erty eold. All conveyancing at purchacers coe, iyl8.eo&4s YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts. ee TSS 8100 dowa ou day of sale” wists wee v UNOANSON BBOS., Auctioncers, od He A Y of th risen, ay -B. }) Anct, ee ) omens Fibs iste testa go beers = J. J. GEORGES, FASHIONABLE BOOT MAKER, B7 THE ABOVE SALE [8 POSTPONED. on account of death iu family, until MONDAY, Jcly ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF DRUG STORE 1305 E | furtront by sri f 17th, same hour snd £ET NORTAWEST. ‘Tame dwel i it we '® feet deep, improved by a two. ling. 4 p | lace. 2 ‘Terms: One hs!f cash; balance in A BCE me eye eee Se a ge THA AMS. tet Be. 2118 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ma. the entire co of ost ob property sold. All cox BMA First-class custom work made at the shortest p Counters, Bilver * WASH. B. WIL TAM! . Auctioneers sad Beal Estate Brokers, notice. Satisfaction guarattesd. Terms moderate. abelied Bottles, Combs, Brushes, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF ‘BY VALUABLE IM- < ee of aoa Pot As peans, Pode Fountain, Pomades, Soaps, &c., ‘m0! ‘Ow. PROVED BEA SITUATED ON @ ew Elastics inserted in Congress Gaiters by pat- | Large lot of Drugs. ¥O-MORROW. = ent machine. Price @1. ‘Together with pumerons other articles usually cree EEN 77 AND Stu (Sign of Big Boot. jel0-ly STING OF A FOUR- 8. irtue of @ deed of trust to us, dated Mitte 2 D. 1873, and reoorded in liber No. ‘one of the land records found in a first class drug store. ore wii offered as enti; if t way will immediately be sold in detail, undid chance for a perscn to ens og Puouss DOWLING, Auctioneer. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF EONAL KFFEOTS BARWOOD, DRO HOTELS. eas, the wa aie} - b BASED, AT AUUTION. for the Dis- MH Bai ay crungot the Reaignea =" VES | | OPGATUMDANedelyTathen: Du teracat gy | ilctaf Ouluniand at the revust Sf the Parse RIGGS HOUSE, iylt-w test DUNCANBON BBOS., Aucts. 12 o'clock, at the of the premises, F@IDAY. = 7 the foliowi: Dowting.(Btai Bulid! sonal effect jon, fn ‘aly 14,4.D. 13 ts Ol desori rppHomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. PLUMER & SPOFFORD, Proprictors TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK of the middle portion of Lut No. two. FIFTEENTH AND G STREETS, DWELLING, NORTHRRLY ONE OF tear Denak cat Dee one jo. four auodred end tegoty nine. (as, 19-1) Wasnxatom, D. 0. BEAGLCTERET = JEESEY AVE Sony of Picturesque America, corner of said lot, 8nd running thence — Hessian By virtue of (6: ust en SO ee feet on the tine of @ street northwest; theace wit Sed S08 folie tg aa a syit- st tame; logether with ihe layroremeatt thine oee J wemeuts therase, oon BANKERS. oft District by fe ann ot it Beri gocured | XDWIN J. 6WEER isting of anree story brick dwell- ereby . 1 will ¢ffer for anie at auction, in trout ‘Beal Estate Auctioneer. Se Hoe Same oe, toe, | sana vavkabay tees eae a A vscd Brokers Woct Wal Gost tor "Forms of sale, as Rreneribed by the deed of trust: 5 o’clock p. m., the 1ortherl: TRUSTRE'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY BR'CK | The smount of indebiedness secured by the decd of 3 : trust uppaid, aud the expense of eaie. in cash, and Cuxtomera desirable investmenta of or ollie deer tone SOUTHEAST, “HOF Ho. 106 So STREET | {rust unpaid: aud the expense of wale. in cash, at PMonnis in stocks of a legitimate character, which | back same widen, more or less, to an alley By virtue of 8 deed of trust to me, dated {the purchaser, io rom the frequently pay ive to twenty the ‘Terms: One fourth cash; residue in 12,18 and 24 | Javuary 12.4. D. 1476, and duly recorded ta BR \d secured by a deed of trust on the p: Invested every thirty days. mou'hs. for notes secured by deed of trust on the | liber No. 408, folio 226, one of the land records, sold, shall be taken. A deposit of g 500 si oat os a property, with interest at ten per oat. por annum | for the District uf Columbia, and at the request of | reauired of the purcheser at the tint of enis and deposit of five percent. Circulars and weekly re- | Prin the day ofsale A deposit of $30 required at | the party secured thereby, I wili sell at public ane- | all conveyancing shall be at the expense of the ports tent free. # pid coly_ | the time of sale, and if the terms are tion, in front of the premises, on SaTUB: purchaser. If the terms of ssle are not complied INVESTED HA with within five days thercafter Joly 1, 1876, at 6 o'slock p. the following | With in one week from dey of sale the trastoes :¢- 100 POE Fturit oe $1,700 | serves the rien coresclicapoe nee described real estate, altnate ia ‘the cicy of Wash: | S¢rve the right to resell the propsrty at the risk aud faring the past few months, under our improved | 8 the risk and cont of the defeuiting p ington, District of Columb: wit: The 801 bs of the defaulting purchaser, after five days’ syem of operating! Se nw, bom: Conveyancing ot {he purchasers cost "| twonty'(2u) feet tront by the sume and p’ man Cw Es nt. VELT. Trustes, four (49, 5 th depth thereof of tot 78. containing 2,388 square feet ‘1 POM EMAN.t ‘Trastece ing tall tnformation jynd THOS. DOWLING, Auct. | of grou: if with the improv. jetid [Rep] W. A. GORDON, : = sisting of ry brick building. - _—_ apas-tr Bankers PB, 2B WARNER, corner 7th and F sts, certain deed of trust dated October 1, 1371 a BY AN AGREEMENT OF ALL PARTIE: 92.000 ia three years,at 10 per cent ft concerned the above sais is postponed ontil FKI- duly recorded in Hber No. 760, folio 352 TACSTEE’S SALE OF A TWO-STORY FRAME a ; DAY, the ath cf Joly, aame hot and place ow ; Bo. 47: s MAN. RAILROADS. Weer NG No. 472 H STREET SOUTH: | Iaed records f i ee iyi 2awade WW. &. GORDON,» { Trastecs. 10 B. Aw | BHC AS De Ler date eecraet feted March the belaace in Coan Sh eae W458, 2, WILLIAMS, Ascttoncer, BAbriueas a en 0 RAILBO Tas tio ea ore othe land recsrds for oS Interest pcured Fp 100i, northwest corner l0th aud D streets, JULY 77H, 1876. ctrlct rombin, eques: of tne | erty scid, ; —— E naa = party secured thereby, 1 shall sell, a ‘uo: | properts te oid Sucing atporchaver's | WACNUT FRAME PARLOE SUITES, WaL- 1 ota teat ott Rremmtses op FUREDAY, July | Chat. It the terms of salearenot complied with i | XU RE A UITES. EXTENSION TA- sth 1576, at 6 o'clock p. m., all that certain piece | seven days after sale the Trus'se reserves the right BL EROA WARDRY GAG poset of Mocks sad tatamaakelesitines’ | Euseaen sort cf tein ocean Oi Jaditing pareneeerey 8 the risk and cost of thede- | i BLE T rs — it ; Malu Stem, mM | and twenty-nine (29), tn square snmbered fone bua | UME PUFSBAAT, | Boas m Davia, Trastee, Ts ES AND BO :10—Baltimore and Alexandria Janetion. Greq and ninety-cight (495) Beginning for the |; ~cokds ELS SWEBT, avctioneer, | PA! BEDSTEAD: 8:10— New York, Pailadepaia and Boston ‘Ma- | tame at a point on i stroct souths distant fourtng eek RE Bs. LAG) 4 pe May, Tuemtay, T | Gutmbscted toca alge ait amenteraycoaer otic | ky THE ABOVE Gane 1s postronep | ZAISS zauor o by bost via New Uns Fier thence south one nundicd aad tne gwouty (20) | uotit SATURVAY. July 16,1876, same heurand | WALNOT BEDBT EAL TORE SEALS. ‘alimen Parlor Oare. 3 | feet; thence south one handred and twenty-two (22) | place. By ortorcr tine trues” Wass HALE HOEK AND Way Btations, aad connects for | feet and four(4)ixches; thence weat twenty (20) fect: T DAVIS, Trustee. a 7A . a, thence north one handred and twenty-two 12) feet | j ‘J BWEET, Auctioneer, J . St Lowis and Pistsbure Bx- | and four (4) inches to the place of begiusing.to. Sadi llnd a Th recent press. Berkeley, Deer Park. Oakland, Fred- and, Valley Koad. - Hag Par- | _ Terms: One-fourth cash; bi lor and Bleepers. lance at 6,12and 18 eroszees BROS , Anuciioneers, mente with 7 por cent Interovt-ncearod by ndced wheastcovner 8 aud Dia, nerthwest, | a,p. Cabal all at 307 "Diet, beiwosn 8:20— Point of Rocks aad way stations. o st. leposit o! attime sale, and a! oh —. . the Or = tm Fone TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME | icction of Heurchold Parsitne "woh ie 3o—New York inte} apres: Batthmore and | Sobyllod sith is Suede” 2 —— a UOUSE ON Ki NEAR abu BTSEBE Béurie Peltworthy, the attention of yartice la search of hilad only, TA + Trustes. ST. AT aviv urniture, &e. “ Gnomes aaa Bo isd WASH. B, WIDLIAMS, Anct. ay Deowsman & GagEN Estate Auctioncers. No-412 7th street norihwect. P. 19:16—Baltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott City and Annapolis. :40—new York, Philatelphia and Norfolk Ba- - ers. On Sanday, all Way Stations and By virtue of a deed of trast to me, duly re. forged in Liber Ne. 718, folto 176, one of the {77 lard records for Washington county, District. cf Ovlumbia, and at the reqnest of the party secured thereby, I will set}, at ic auction, iu front of Pexcanson BBOS., Auctioncors. UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE. Jn virtue of a writ of fleri facias issued out of ths ya bhi the premires, on WEDNESDAY, the 26tn day of Clerk's Office of the Supreme ourt of the District " : TRUSTEES’ BALE OF VALUABLE REAL E3- cand way stations. of Columbia. ana to me Girected, {will seit at publis | 2%Y;4: D; Isis. at6 o'eloex p m.. all iying inthe | TATE, No, 930s 99 STREET EXTENDED Sek and Way Stations, via we: | S0¢ti0R: for chsh. at theanction storect Daacanson | Heres ypaitel of SFound altuste aud lying i IMPRUVED” BY" rWo stoRY.. FRA¥E 0 . AJ ; | bumbes u ‘quare nom! . iitan Bragohy tt Of Hocks, (via » {he following aud Feing tho cast rixtocu feet frout of sald lots Gced of trast to us. dated 6—Baltimore. Annapolis and a A & depth of seventy five (75) feet, with tho use and }) and duly recorded in r Walnut B-dsteads, right of way of an alley three (3) fost wide and forty. ‘of the land recor Lot Walnut Ocuter Tables, mattie tops, en porn ep pt yf de hl Fone pe Towel and Hat Backs,” : Cd ieee Can a ‘on ST. Cager, 1ot Washstands, ce In one year, for a * Lot Drersing ‘Terms: One half cash; balan UBDAY, the 22d ‘of July, at 6 o'clock 'p. m., ail Lot Tables and Exfension Tables, aor Bear: | that certain piece or parcel of ground known ‘and fos fi nnapolis on Sunday. cckery, Ohint and Glassware hy eg Ba. | recorded ip the records of Washington coucty, th 7:00—Phtladeiphta and Baltemore Bzpress. Cxeey ont and Gissewsre. Quigeg ae soon as sold. Conveyancing a: puroha- | recorded in " « A x t Bali Cane seat Ohairs aud Rockers, same being n addition to Wasbia: city north of 5—Baltimore and way station Peo. slotere If terms of sale are not complied with in ing eid city and west of 7th strest ¢ he Trustee ad Fintent. | Bed Lourge, one What-nct, bad ott of th defarition | with tbe above described improvements theres: en ara by train leaving San: Recthee Sotsen tot Oorntoce, the proverty at tho risk and cost, of the defaniti Cicer pepe yp “Bladeuer, Beitnte, vz | Saniaich dee bee’ water ee araiore | Zech eai tn sees anf ptr netauea Wate | itch of thin Csr be pu Sonat eh lumore. Bladensburg, Beitavilie, Lau- | {De superior Tan Beps” Parlor Be ey | ington city. {y13] A. @. BLISS, Trustee. fered acbe sn tens ek oe ae ee :00— New Yokand Phslade Brpress) d and levied upon as the goods and chattels of . WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, ‘hascr’s notes on ty sold. All Pe nny meg ma B | Bellic Onmphell and wilt bo soba to setists tacos Wo G01" northwest corner inttvaha D streets, | D2 RUE! purchas:recost. If corm S—Baltimere and princigal way ations, tion No. 15,493. in favor of Lansburg « Br —— Coen plied With in six. deye the trustece sburg and way statious, Motropoll- TEUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPBOVED PR WEEN N Fight to sell at risk and cost of purchaser OPERTY ON 51a STREET, BET xf A DOWRMAN ALEX'B SHARP,U. 5. Marshal, D. 0. By DUNCANSUN BBOS., Auctioneers; 40— tan Br % 11:30—S:. as Bzpress. Chi west 150 jambs July th, 13 76 iyi AND O STSEETS NORTHWEST, AT AUC-| jyls-¢ids _0.C. GBEEN, {trastoos. made, Sc ; excellent Bed Ticking, 35 ; wide Sheet= : —— TION ing Cotton, 2c ; pure Lines Table Damask, 8c. per ym egy my reg Oe ple HOB, DOWLING, Auctionier, By, firte ofe deed of trust bearing date ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Axotionser. = . Ua y 5 *, . —_— CARTER’S, 707 Market Space. Oi eT TO BT URED. 1b OO LG LO UT Din | lio s84, et cea. of'land records ofthe District TRUSTS P'S SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN- sent Black Greradines, with beanti- band 11:30 ONBU, ts! OM BLe. . of Columb: d by request of the party. red IMPBCVED PROPEBTY OB 1972 AND 2uru TRIOT OF Cou ee eaten an thereby, I shall sell, at public auction,onthe prem- | STREETS, BETWEBN 1 AND K SiREETS cept Sunday. Lo Od pal Sage og ises.on TUKSUAY, July «5 5 at6 o'clock p. | NOBTIW EST, AT AUOTION. ; Pure tor Hagerstown or Val. | feiiedio Livers BOM. H.. No. 4. folio S15. 1 , the following ptoperty: Parte of Lots ll and ig, | By virtue of a deed of titet asted the 23th + ail of oar Kerk aue Philsdelphis at | fous eee oe ekaned wil caer Fquare 512, being Frawe Dwellizes Nos. 1315 and | day of February, 1573. aud duly recorded iu 8, 53 5 large as. Public sale, st the reauect of the party secured | 1327 Sh sireet northwest. between W snd Oats. | Liber No, 718, folios 46, et seq ,rno nf the land . Se oy oad Bore Serre | Vex taather tatareation spel Enereby, in front. of the ion on TUSSD AY, een She ee etx twelve and eighiees | reccrenor ibe Li niger mere ag foe Me Cr a oe one ett: | and Ohio Ticket Offices. Week! the 18th dey of July, 176. af ths hour of $ o'clock | months, with interest at 7 percent. per anoum. 60 | 2 om remteon, Ve fave for them. Gaueo Latest | 455,601 and 603 Penzayivan B.m.. part of Lot No 3,10 Holmesd’s addition to | Suan wilt be reunited on corn Howse bend, 83 ONDAT: the we gave for them; Gauze Under | isth street northwest, where 0 wi iat | Giorstown, fronting 38 feet on Monroe street, and | forma feals arc not comelied with 12 Ave ders, the | wanes bias"; OD. ai for benzene to be checked and reosived at any point Tieton Gay street, with ths finprovements. Also, Trastee reserves the right to resell on three dayat teribed Teal crtate, situate in the city of Wasntog city. a en * Conveyan co : m 0 wit. Allof lot eigm THOS. E.SHABP, Master of Transportation, | the east slde of Masroe strest, distant 80 feet from | Purchaser sida Lope a 4 LM. COLE. General Ticket Agent. the corner of Motroe aad Gay strocts, and ruoning | *'2°R Sy. shove property was sold on March eeet ten tee GEO.S. KOONTZ, General Agent. aplé-tr_ | cust 120 feet, then s20th 25 fvet, then west 150 foot, ‘aud tho purchaser having failed to oct ‘als, at B3c craleck p m_of the sume day, and in = Fag Aan ceicttnes place at ana mitt the utld. | with terme of sale. the property wall be rer 1d at front ct the premises, the following-described real {876 GREAT 1876 ing. Aloo, another i menos alias daaeaty hth | Tiskandest, B. Away 3a estate, improved by @ three story frame house, rERCOCTE From the corner of Monrose aud Gay suects 18 fort, | = Wasit 8. WILLIAMS, Avct._ | Snows ae the whcle of lot number fifteen (18), 1a zou and rapping cast 16 feet thea south 36 feet, then OWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers. Sptere Siemare one Ramses Sit 12206); leo. oat . fe the ferth, West, and Southwerts | 62s inuing cas D' eieds ° res ary in all aterials, Summer lied wit! Goods. b WYLIk, 1016 7th mreet ocrthweet, Find for Demorest’s Patierns and the “ Bagie jell-tr RAE BARGAINS. BRODHEAD @ ©O., 939 Parva. a between 9th and ith ste., Ofer EXTKACRDINABY INDUCEMENTS ta Dress Linens, Pizce, Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Nain- m, Ac. £¢ Bisck Lyons Silk, 750. per yard and ep, focleding Bellon’, Seanet, Guinet, and Pouson's cele Eid Gloves iz-ail colors, @1.38. — Bo. SRANCH STORE, 1209 F street, bet. 12th and 13th streets. BRODHEAD @ Co. yest S39 Pe. eve. bet. xb and Wtb ste, T= BicksT THING IN BEap SHIETS ever offered if our $9 ce tmproved If here is apy ont who bas n 1. would bi v them well rake So etaninatton of thelr quallty,e& Shirt Factory. L012 F stroct ¥ mail on of 40 cente. os LL, Tig, Wd, Ide and Pte + Witanegee.” EW STYLES SMALL CHECK CRSTTON: Sery Blue, Black ang Brown, only Me. 8, Jot number seventeen (17), in beginning for said part of ver of ori the same equare, lot utheast cor. jaai lot number sixteen (16), io said ronping thence dus east forty (40) fect, south twenty five (2%>teet to an opening rivate 8! thence west alung the north line 100 due north five (5) feet nine et, thea north 25 feet to the place of be- ginning. ‘Terms: One third cash; balance in 6and 12 months, with notes bearing interest. Alt conveyaaciag at the expenne of the'parchasers..A dep ‘it of @au ro- quired enc! 06 uf pro) ie] . WE SOHN B. Ds VIDSON, Trasteo. Double Track, Steck Rails, —— Soen- ery, Magnificent Equipment. JULY 107H, 1576. rains leave Washi coruek of 6tui aad B etree! Tor Pittsburg sud the Weet, 6 TRUSTER'S SALE OF THREE TWO-STORY SBIOK DWELLINGS, WITH CELLAKS, Wa- THB, GAS. BAY WINPOWS, &c.. ON SUUTH SIDE OF T STRERT, BETWEEN Nara AND 15TH STREETS NORTHWEST, (14th, ith and 16th houses from Mth street.) acior Car t> Pittsburg: 7:40 w otivaly Noveuber isthe a; Dia Bocan: rior Cart Pittsburg; 7: "tively Novem <A. D. ¥ Palace Car to Obicagos apd 2 THE TRADES. ber ith, A. D-Is/2, abd November Ith, a Semen, — 3 Bee tay seg mass reebect raisin Liber Ho. | months, with interest at per cent. .recared by deed 2, es 8 sold. A deposit of 3 Palette pera em eanogen | AONEEE BE: w, fetes PAM | buat (aoe anf aieseniaeat is | eisai tied Meats fe ‘iinicliatinwans cae ro A gaan one | fntrontof tho premises, (0. the big best bidder.o | ®t the cost of t ° HOMAS WEAVER, Trastes, Palace Unrate Watkins.” For Bric, Gaunoda Buinds, Giass, Hardware and ail Buti iy gpl EE Eg fee S| THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, Bares tat Nineare Walls, 11:60 8. m. dallyvex: | G47 Saeeachnants event mee 6 wes | tothe cig of Wertingtons te, alli District and | J YUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. a 9 Dorthwest, Lots dered hundred and forty- res Goro attached) inated tek: | Son Sei store Remee. Call sat cxamte Hix, (i40y) Ome hundred aud forty seven. (1 )eud | EXECUTORS’ BA isn Parlor Oars, 9:35 a.m. daily. except BMeve D. pee ners eres james H. | IMPROVED AND ON ‘or New York and the Eact, 9:03 a. m. and 1: R — ee Zap Ore pe Roane oe .m. daily. except ) wlth Parior Oare st JAMES F. BRIER, a ee ee a oe eet atpate, 8: aes ony, re SD. Cooke. ‘geth omes A. s deceased, We except Semaey bees oO Petts = SLUMBER AND GAB BITTER, the improvements thereon. These houses will be tirtue of the suthertt conferred Spon . " ccparat vi festament, whic icra Sheil Fass mel Peo Ears siti @ Seat ‘a i For Popes Cresk Line © 06 0, m, and 4:90 p.m. dit taf Balance in 6 and 12 months, auctions on the premises. on TUESD oxen JOHN 0, HOGAN, 713 Market Spon, cent. frem cay of sale an ) on, TURED Manufacturer of a Hew Serine Domes | porchaser’s potes and = deen and Y. A cwetes team | convevaacing and recording at ALEXANDRIA & FREDERIOKEDU: aldings snd Private 5 terms of sale are ‘not Cott WAT AND AUBXANDELA & ‘WARING TOM ralecy rea, c the caly mnie | ree levine frotee reser en the right to = 7,8:00, 9,10, 118.m., 1,3, Fe ae con OE Tee TOLEZ MAW, Trustee. 1: ‘On Bunday af PROPOSALS. _ivina No. 1331 F street northwest. 1 OB. m. dally, URCANSON BROSB.. Auctioneers, sad vin Lywchbure, 8:0 Sn: PForosans Fox coat. Dorey ‘oh and D streets m, ‘alexandria 6, 7.9, orrice, USTER'S OF IMPROVED PROPER- ¢, 0.00 7 3.m. Wasutnorox DrO 32" 1576. f TT ON MIME ago Tuners ‘and’ 1 ‘and 5p. m. Pro for Rostuwasr, a AGRON. pbb a on virtos trust given accommodations yi at the oud” dated. 7th Say of dairy 48. Bortheast corner of sreys, one Ivanis avenue, ‘corner street one of the =z ae iS where trict of cured ania Selers can be left for the checking a “yun bnBoubou to U™VERSAL B.R. TICKET OFFICE. pRgROny IRE So ne ree Peni et ™ good til used. RE Ca Sea es tell at cost: veyancing, EVENING STAR. FRIDAY.....0000+ o000-S0ly 14, IST. —————— ee ——————— FORTY-FOURTH: CONGRESS. Gosing Proceedings Yesterday. SEN ATE—A fer our report closed — Mr. Frelinghuysen reported that the con- ference commiitee on the consular ead diplomatic appropriation bill were unable to agree, Abd & Lew committee was appointed. e consideration of the river aod harbor bill was proceeded with and a number of amendments was wo. Pending discussion Mr. Windom caliet ap the bill for the construction of military ports on the Yellowstone and Mussel] Shell rivers and tt was 5 After the appointment of @ conference com- mitiee on the bill for the sale of the reserva- Mon of the Confederated Otoe and Missouri Indians the Senate adjourned. HOUSE.—A fer ovr report closed— Mr. Payne, from the conference commit- tee on the silver bill made a report, when an extended debate ensued, and the bill was finally passed by a vote of 12) yeas to75 nays. Mr. Sparks reported that ihe coofereace commitiee on the lodian appropriat'on bill Were auable to agree. and the same con- ferees were reappointed. Mr. Waite presented a re; from the committee appointed 10 investigate the charges preferred against Mr. Adams, Clerk of the House, fully exonerating that geatie man. A T Lhe appointment of a committee of er = ou the bankrupt bill the House Death on a Tight Rope. A TERRIBLE FALL FROM A SUSPENSION BuIDGE SCENE IN ST. PAUL. rday morsing the following brief ph appeared in these colamns:— Ben anroupces that ne will walk ier rope ion bridge at tbree o'clock thus ." Ben farther intimate that he would like to see a crowd present, so that the hat may be profitably passed at the close of the performance.” True to his promise, “Banjo Beu,” a bas been familiavly knowa at St. Paul and Minneapolis, walked down to the new sus- pension bridge towers @ little before three o'clock, and with a foolhardiness born of insavity or strong drink, and with the agil ity of @cat, clambered up to tue working cable stretched over the east and west piers of the uncompleted stracture. Tals “cable” is @ bunch of Wire not more than one inch throngh, over 100 feet above the ground and stretching like @ thread between the river banks. Had Ben's past career been of such & nature as to create @ presumption that he was in earnest concerning bis rope-walking venture, or had ar Sg been placed on the value of bis life it is probable that the authorities would have prevented the “ex- bibition.” But Ben was queer, and many thougbllessly gathered at the sus; 10a bridge at three o’cleck, the majority be- Heving after looking up to the thread awing- ing at itsdizzy heignt,that he would back oul. But the venturesome or insane Ben, weari a ir Of dirty white cotton gloves and ol rubber shoes, clambered up to tne cable and promptly began crawling down the slender wire, band over hand, and with his rabbered feet crossing it. The crowd began tosuspect thata sickening sight was near them, but they continued to gaze at the dark object verhead. high o . Ben crawled down the slope for a distance of ‘haps fifty feet, when it became evident cable was hurting bis feet. Asiftorest them, he swung his feet from the wire and sustained the weight of bis body with his-hands alone for several minutes, and =e to struggle as if trying to raise himself up to the wire again. But his strength or courage had deserted bim, and after a few more ineffectual efforts to regain bis position on the cable, his hands lost their cunning, and the crowd suddenly had its surfeit of tragic horror. Ben's hold was broken, the cable gave & perceptivle bound upward, and a human body shotdowa to the earth with the speed of @ rocket, alighting with @ sickento; thud” oa the sloping bank of the river, about twenty feet from the ter. In the frightful descent tha body bad partially turned, so that it fell sideways ou the hard ground, and the spec- tators rushed to the assistance of the mor- tally wounded street musician and amateur Tope-waiker. dr. Elljott Was summoned and found Ben breathing when he came, but pronounced the injury mortal, and in a few moments Banjo Ben had breathed his last, some of those near him averring that in bis uncon- scious state he faiolly murmured the words he bad often spoken in bis life, Guilty, your Honor.”— (St. Paul Pioneer, July 9. COL. PRICE'S MARRIAGES—A Milliontire who Changed his Wives to Suit his Oonvenience, Justice Pratt, in Brooklyn, yesterday, re- fused the application of the third wife of th late mililouatre brewer, Col. W. W. Pri for the custody of her eldest child. The h tory of the Colonel's marriages is perl the most peculiar in the records of New York litigation. He abandoned a wife in Eagland, and came to New York poor. Here he mar- ried, and after having had two children by the second wiie, tod & decree declar- ing tbe marriage null and void, on the ground that bis first wife, whom he believei to be dead, was alive. Soon afterward Col. Price was again conveniently assured that his first wife was realiy dead, and he married a third lime. There were two children by this mar- riage, bovh giris, and both deaf mutes. When he grew tired of the last arrangement he again discovered that he had been misin- formed as to the demise of his original wife, 8nd procured another decree deciaring his third marriage voidable and null and void thereafter, the children’s Keep the elder. In June last Mr. Price died, baving appointed guardians testamentary for the elaer child, to whom he left $59,000. The third wife brought the child into court on & writ of habeas aS, aud asked for its Custody. It was alleged among otter tinge that two of her guardians were the children by the marriage, to whom her $59,000 Would go in case of her death before reach- ing full age, and that it was not safe to leave the eblid in such guardianship. Jadge Pratt gave leave to petitioner to apply upon the same pepers to any Judge of the 4th aistrict for the relief sought.—{ N. ¥. Sa, ith. AN OLD FARMER AND HIS WIFE BounD, GaGGED AND ROBBED.—Abdout I0 o'clock last Friday night, Jared Wells, au old far- ter living on the Mine road, about three miles from Port Hickson, Pa, was called from his bed by @ knock at his door. Turee men Jumped into the room. The farmer was knocked down, bound and gagged: his wife was tied lo the bed and gagged. Tne farmer bad forty tubs of butter in bis cellar. After searching the upper part of the house the thieves went iuto the cel In a few minutes a horse and wagon stoppe! at the door; the butier was loaded in the wagon and the men ¢rove off, first locking their victims in the house. "Tne old couple were discovered about 10 o'clock next day, nearly Gead from their sufferings. The thieves had taken $75 in money and twenty tubs of bat- ter. The same night a horse and wagon were Stolen from the barn of Walter Jackson, a farmer living @ mile and a half back of Weils’, This property was traced to M llers- ville, five miles from the scene of the rob- bery. The thieves sold the butter for $200. AN ENGLISHMAN'S BSATCHELFUL oF Mowsgy.—On the 4th of Juiy Mr. H. Morgan, of Pittsburg, met his friead Daniel Faiby, of England. The latter, who carried @ small valise in his hands, was in trouble. He had $500 in small uoles and wanted to change them for big ones. Mr. Morgan having the desired amount in bis pocket, expressed his willingness to accom mouate bis friend,whom be bad previously met, and turned over to him four $100 notes and two fifties, accept- ing the valise and its return, When he lice, and last night Captain Franks coneena Falby in the Parisian Varieties, at 11th an ‘ood Phila. jy BLA, In aA ‘ima bi Xpedi RECENT Al fou! Trne, Indeed, to Nature. [Source unknown—provebly Danbury News. "s generally @bout six of them in tb bop with ight dresses on, and thee ve jes, WIth as many by Mes among them. ome As soon &&s they get to the river they look piace lo get down on the rafis, and Whe most venturesome one sticks her baot beels in the bank and makes t careful Steps down; then she sudden|y finds berseif at the botiom with both hands im the water and @ feeling that everybody in Uhis wide world is looking at her, and she never teils anybody bow she got there. Tue other giris, profiting by her example, turn around, and go down the bank on their hands and ‘toes, backwards. Then they scamper over the rafts anti! they find @ shallow piace where they can see We Osh, and shou! pol “Show me the wretch that stole my worm.” Ali these €xclamations are gotien off in & fone that awakens every echo within a mi round and sendsevery fish within three acres *quare into galloping hysterics. Then the girls by superhuman exertions manage to get @ Worm on the book, and “throw in” with A spigeh like the laapcning of @ wash-tab, ard awatt the result. When asiiver-dn comes along and nibbles the bali they pull up with @ jerk that, bad an unfortuuaie fish weigh- log less than fifieen pounds beea oa tue hook, would bave ianded in the neighbor- bood of three or four miles out in the country. Altera while a feebie minded sanfish con- trives to get fastened ou the hook of a timid Worsn, And she gives vent to her tongae “Ob! sometuin’s got my hook “Pall up you } idiot!” shout five ex- Cited voices as poles and hooks | ¥ Tush to the rescue. fives & spasmostt ofortunate sanny 1 length of forty feet of Lic down on the Dearest curly t Lop that sets te girl & Ciawing as thoagh there were bumblebees “Och! Murder her batr Ugh! the nasty thing!” Take it away. Then they noid up their skirts and gather about that fish as it sk es dt with adamp Over the logs, one | the time holding the line in oth baud th ber foot on the pole as though she had evil-disposed goat at the other end. They talk over tt. How ever will be get off!” “Ain't it pretty?” “Wonder if ain't dry!” “Poor iittle thing; let's put it bac! “How wlll we get the book (rom 11?" “Pick it up,” says @ girl who backs rapidly out of the circie. ‘Good gracious, I'm afraid of it. Tuere, it's opening its mouth at me.” Just then the sunny wriggles off the book and disappears between two logs into the water, and the girls try for another bite. But the sun comes down and fries the backs of their necks, and they get three head- @ches in the party, and they all get cross and scold at the like so many maagpies. Ifanunwary chubd dares show himself ta the water they poxe at him with poles much to his disgust. Finally they get mad all over and throw their pom @way, bant up the lunch baskets, climb up into the Wocds, where they sit around on the and caterpillars, eat enough of dried beef and rusk and bard boiled “ttn wh & wood horse. the nightmare; after which they com; notes about their beaux wotil sundown, when they go home and plant envy in the hearts of all their m ndeiatne friends by telling what “just a splendid time” they had. FoLLOw TRE SEAMS.—Frank Craig was taken to the dispensary yesterday afternoon With & broken jeg, received from the kick of &n ouirageous mule at Forest park, As in customary under such circumstances the Goctor proceeded to cat open the man’s paa- taloons leg to properly expose the limb, when Craig, notwithstanding the pain that Was bearing down upon him at the rate of = thousand pounds to the square inch, found tt in bis heart to shout, “Say, what do you take me for? I ain't no bank inspector nor proprietor of @ mint. S'posen you follow them seams, for] want to gel some more Wear out of them pantaloons, bein’ as they’re the only pair I'vegot.” Tue request was com- plied with, aud Craig rests satisfied In the possesion of © whole pair of pantaloous, un~ mpa! y the surgeon's kuife.—(&. Louis Globe- Democrat. BURIED WITH HIS HAT On.—The Raleigh, N.C. News says’ “Paschap Love, an agea tenant on Wiley J. Jones’ farm, near tal city, died the other day, He was seveat; Upree years of age. His dying request was he Sbould be buried in the shoes he wore every day, with his every day baton; and bis waik- ing cane to be placed in his cofia. It was done as he requested. He also asked that the lid of the coffin should not be screwed on Ught. His hickory stick, with a buckhorn bandie, was placed tn his coffia, and at the gT&ve his frievds unscrewed the coffin and a him down, hat, shoes, stick, and ail” ——— DYING aT PRAYER.—On Sanday evening June 25 Dr. Johan Dixon,of Grahamvilie, a ee student in Dr. J. L. Lamoree’s of- ice, retired for the night to bis room. On the morning following be failed to appear at the breakfast-table, and on being calied no an- sSwer was returned. His room was entered, aud he was found Kneeling by the bed, with bis arms extended on it, . The bed was UEdisturbed, and it is probable he died at pare. He had compiained o! for three days, but it was not of a na- ture to cause seri consideration.—| AWen- ville (N. ¥.) Press. B7-‘Is it not time that you paid me that 5." said the farmer to his neighbor. “Taint due,” was the reply. ‘ But,” sald the farmer, “yon promised lo pay when you got back from New York.” “Well, 1 hain’t beea,” was reply. @7 By the seaside; bathing. Gash and im- _ ognrong She—1's too lovely for anything. you know, Arthur, that one of our posts lembracing arms of theses?” He—* Yes; by Jove! and I believe that’s what some of you girls go in for.” Sne—“You hor- rid thing!” 7:50 o'clock p. 4 MW inouths, son FANNING. On Thursday, J balt-pstt 3 o'clock p.m. Mrs. beloved wife of Jon Fauniag. he funeral will place from ber lete resi- dence, 2006 M strost northwest, at So clock p. m. tomorrow, July 16th Briatiy and [riend. respectfaliy tavited to attend fuseral withoat feriher notice. wh JOHNSON. On Jnly 12th. 1573, James Mar. Baits tufant sonotJ. Maud M. B. Jonuscn, aged snonthe. ANNING, AkY Many Ann Lee Jarrea Keupey ho dey 1876, at 4 o clock p.m, | aged By dea a Our bearts the mournful tribute pay That friendshtp must demand She has gone to heaven before ae, Wat whet ey land ceprctiaily tovi- Jaly 3 ‘ Lo that trict Friends and acjuatatasces ted to attend the fuaezal on Fuad ocleck p.m, from hi i? th street southeast jiataiaie oun MCBDOOK. atthe residence of hor father, Jaly 12 b, 1576, Banad A., eldest o ater of Joseph aud Margaret Murdock. axed 18 ye Friends of the family juvited to attend foteral et Gt. Domiuic’s Oburch, Seturaay. ae orelock a. m BUR! ATTERSON, of Joba acd Kens Patterson. | Saitimore, Qnd Philadelphia papers please copy. BAMBAY. On July ?%b, 1576 after a briet il- ness, David P. Banteay, son of the m, 7, United PATTERSON. Op July 13th, 1876, Geo Easr- days, i F. HARVEY, °] esa F STEERET, Undertaker, WM, HACKETT wire R.F. HARVEY.