Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1876, Page 3

DRY GOODS. 10 YER CENT. OFF. UB FIRST ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE AL Lown T PRE CENT. OFF. In orger to recace 5... large stock of Bammer DRY GOODS We offer to bayers for the next sixty days the indneement of 10 per cent. off on the goods in our establishment. Onr 1 the latest novelties for this summer + as HANDSOME GRENADINES, SUMMER SILKS, LA“ Ns, SUITINGS, WHITE GOuDS, LISEN 8viTs, LACE SACQUES AND SHAWLS, FUNE HOSIEBY, SUS UMBBELLAS, FANS, &c., &c, rtasity should not be lost. WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG, KEP COOL AND DRY! AY cies hie at @5, cheap « ‘ace Hem: Lin don Hack TOWELS. veda in the city atthe pei itched Linea Oambric H. 1.50 per dozen, warranted pare Li Srach more money z n TOWELS, jock of sli kinds of Thia Goode for Aum- ‘ar 30 pieces figured LINEN LAWNS, are Linen) which we shail sell at ‘goods are warranted to De the same the city @t 4S and 30 cen 5. cos Plain Navy Blue LI 2do. do Black Wo do: do. 83-neh WHITE LINEN bet yard, handwme goods, and 'G OBGANDIES fn handsome yoalities elegant SILK and Woo! @KENADINES, fo overdresses, St kK a0 4 at wg-nt's prices. M ShOWR, t norinwe 1A AVENUS. er our stock and re- ures. to Ciuse oUt oar & 45D SUMMER D&Y GOODS. otwithstan ‘ing the very low prices raling dur- srasom, we have oar prices still ALL MADE UP GOODS, ALL UNDERWEAR, ALL DEESS FABBIOS are jowrr than ever before, and In quality that can ot be eurpss-ed. From ard after MONDAY, July 19, we close our store at six © clock p.m 3710-tr NEW STORE. - NEW FIRM, NEW GooDs. WISWALL & GWYNN HAVE OPENED a? No. 703 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 71x 8T., ‘With a complete stock of DRY GOOUS, and Devirabie GOODS just from Auction. Consisting of Having taken advantage of the great decline in Brices in the pa Sew 5 are en- abled to off-r Gods far below the ext of prodac- tion. We the following epocial bargains as Deing very attractive One case extra fine and heavy Quilts, 75 cents. New Hambare Edgivgs. very cacap. Grass ¢ ite, 5 cents per yard Bew Lawns at g est reductions White and Figured Summer Dress Goods, at 6 Conte per )ard WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space near 7th street. iyT-tr Ne (SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF. Oor entire stock at greatly reduc af less than cost of importation, tn the enti 88 near as possible in the uext sixty Gay 2 FOR CASH ONLY; We vame a few specialties:-—2,000 yards Lace and ‘Tape Stripe W Victoria @uaiios at 1c.; worth Sse. 3.50 White Jaconet Cambrics at 12%<c., ted. former price 375sc. Piaia, Plaid aod sch Grenadines, Black Drees Stine, Black Mobairs and Alpacas. 50 pieces handsome Worsted Dress Gocds from 1256 to S7¢c ; all very cheap: with & full stock of Dumestic Staple Gocds; atl af down ‘prices. J. W. COLLEY, je%-tr_ S01. Cor. sth street and Market Space. ¥ GOUDS SLAUGHTERED. BEMNANTS DBESS GOODS SACRIFICED. CLUSING SALE FOB THE SUMMER SEASON, 211 Grenacives at balf their former price. Discount of 50 per cent off Lace Bac, aes. B® per coat. taken off Parasols. Large stock new style Lawns, 10 and 12%. 8nd i6c , worth doable. Grey Grensdines. 1B§ Ladies and Gents’ Gauze Shirts, Sic . worth @1. Bet . tembants, fc. worth le. Pique, 16 and 20c. aw ns, 125%, 15, to 25c. Jo end itisc . good styles, co. Lace stri Victoria Tesies Finen Lawns, 30 and 25c. Straw Mattiogs and Carpets at cost. Ladies Linen Suitings, e.. worth ic. a ers remember Je36-tr W# MUST SELL CHEAP! Nery ane Brown Lawns, with small white dots, 6, wor 5 Very large assortment of besntifal Lawns, 10, 13, tas Sesortment Cottoa Dress I» Sc.5, B .10. 12 ; yard-wide Lousdaie Cambric, 1Se.; very large assortment ot Pure Linea for La- dies’ Saftiog, 2 25. 31, very best Calico thet is made, Se ; excellent Bed Ticking, 250 ; wide Bheet- tug Cotton, 2c.; pure Linen Table Damask, Suc. CARTER’S, 707 Market Space. tment Black Grevadines, with beautt- Beautifal Plaid, 13.'30. 35; all o! mt real cost, $148; dovtie fol! Black Bitk Mobsir; Alpaca, 80, Black Usshmeres at real cost, : imeres for Men's end wea: tment of new style P: ; We will sell every one of them the same price we gave for them; Gauze Under- abirts, Sc jeat-te ge ase WHS. LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWN3—New stock. al! colors acd styles, just rec-ived st the Cheapest store in the city. CONNOLLY's, JeD-tr 60% Sth st., opposite Patent Office. D®Y Goods CHEAP! W. BIRD WYLIE bas retaced Much of bis extensive stock tt : Eo. HERD WYLIE, 1014 Tth street northweet, Ageney tor Demorest’s Bairt Patuerns sad the RARE BARGAIY BRODHEAD @ Co., 939 Pera. AVE., between 9h snd 10th sts., Ofer EXTRAORDINABY INDUCEMENTS ta Piane, Swiss, Victoris Lawns, Nain- . T8e rd snd ap,Incladiag 2 daar cea sal bh Grevadines, Ss: and cp. sou Laersete beoetial ecigas, 2. andlup. soba ee o "per doeen oad Up, Tiguan Lives, §3 per box (80c. per pair). QBarorcousas b . See. ‘smectite . 133K. SRANCH STORE, 1805 F mreet, bet. 12th and 13th streets. BRODHEAD @ 0O., 939 Pa. ave.. bet. sth and loth ste. EW STYLES SMALL CHECK CRETTON Sareea: wea Nios oF PP, = Sees AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYs. HUMAS DOWLLNG Aactionesn FGANT, ROSEW. oD. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTEKNOON. DW. 4. DWEET. og Beal Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A TW! CSBCRNTER SHOP, wo. foros o, in Coed of trust dated Oct. #2000 io three years, uiz recorded in Iber No. On MON ¥ . Commenc=, land records for the District of Columbia. ing st 10 o'clock. at tbe revidence of s lad fan ‘sale: For amount realized sbo: Ceclining housekeeping, No. 716 a are as follows, to wit: One-half street. between I7th and i8th streste northwest, I the balance in 6 and 12 months, at eight (or eet aces cole a lo doporit of 100 required whe orniture. : ‘Terme cash. House for rent is sold. Alloonveyancing at iyi THOS. DOWLING, Anctionesr. terms of sale i posoanson BBOS., Auctioneers, ASSIGNEES SALE 0) RUG STO! SrBseT NWoRTaWwest igs By virtue of an assignment we will sell on, MONDAY. 13thdey ef duly, AD a i 4 ock 8. m., the entire couten: 1306 K street northwest, co: ag of Marbie-top Counters, Silver- plated Show Cases, Glass Labeiled sottles, Combs, Lrasnes, Elegant Soda Fountain, Pomedes, Soaps, &c., Large lot of Dings, Together with pumsrous other articles usually found th s first class drug ste ‘The above will be offered ax an entirety. and if Rot sold that way will f y de sold in detail. ARLES T DAVIS, Trustec. iy! 2aw&ds E. J. SWEET, Auctioneer, W428, B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets, WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES, WAL- NUT C TAT ES. met ‘This is s splendid chance for # perscn to en; HAMBER ST EXTENSION TA- ine We saeate bosizess, the present owner being in i an ATBS Mai MW) health. By order of the Arsicnes. Bun Fer gor. a 3t__ DUNCANSON B oer ree 7OUNG & MIDDLETON. PaINTED BU- Y te Aucti RRA ‘OUR Real Estas joneers. Fat ous TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VA‘. UABLE IMPROVED AND BEAL ESTATE ON T SCRBET. BETWEEN . TOP StH AND Sta STS. NORTH WEST. AND By virtne cf » deed of trust, dated June 18, THS, 1575, and recorded im Liber No. 754. fotio 422, fer ARE, the undersigned Trustees will. on: 6pm, Premises, proceed to &: Su tion, to the highest bidder, cel of grour¢,sitnated im the city of Washington, District of Coiumbia, and known on the groun tan thereo! H what part of Lot sumberes (2) numbered four buadred and three, outained within the following metes aud vm ma lection of Honsehold Farniture whieh f well worthy the attention of parties-in search of Furniture, &c, jyi3 WASH. B, WILLIAMS. Auot. Vy J ASH B. WILLIAMS, Anctioncer, Bo. 1001, northwest corner 10th and D streets. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Stu STREET, BETWEEN N on? STSERTS NOKRTHWAST, AT AUC- By virtue of = deed of trust bearing date Janvary 6th, 1871, and in Liber 644, fier 8 West twenty- four (24) feet and fc ur (4) inches; thercs south one burdred (100) feet, and thence east twenty four (34) feet and tonr(4) inches tothe place of becinniog, improved by 8 two-story acd atric Frame Dwelling, with back buildin, “ . folio 484, et seq., of land records of the District, moa ted Tee eePeeO ee tee a te eee, | of Ontemsbin nod be ereed at the tener ene the balance in two equa! payments at frome iH sell, at public auction. onthe prem- months. bearing intersst from day of sale ieee, on TURBVAY, July #8th 1876. 2 6 o’clocg p. m , the following propert Parts o! ll and a; Equare 512, being Frame Dwellings Nos. 1315 a ai cured s 1317 Sth street nurthwest. between N and O Term One-fourth of the purchase money and ot ed with sof sale.a rf resale wisl be made at the risk and cost ef defauit- foe balance in six, twelve and eighteen ing purchaser. mont ith interest at 7 per cent. per annum. 50 B. BOSS PERE iil be required on cach House whea sold. - If ; TOURG a MEDOCmTOM. aerts, | Trastos reserves tne abt na rena oa aaeertS iylSeokds YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Ancts. te ertateg Girt Osetia ee NE, Cera ER sizes. e above property was sold on March 234, IBUSTER'B SALE OF A DESIBABL! - d the parchaser having failed to comply KET HE WOT SLOG OF Pag | wih terme st salen perty will be resold at hs STSEET BROAD, NEAR JOHN BAUL'S | tiskardccst. BR. OWNM AH, Trustee. RUBEARY, IN He OouNTY of Wasi: | | Jyi2 WASH B. WILLIAMS, Anct. By vistue cf a deed of trast, dated February PeowsMaN & GREEN, Anotioncers. Sth. A.D 1575, duly recorded in Liver N. rE , forio 196, one of the land records for th 778. OF THEER TWO-STORY District of Columbia, and Se apeceeeent TEU, Gab DAY WINWOWS, Se, ON SOUTH Bnihe premisescch FRIDAY Sete Moe | FIDE Ow T STUERT. BETWEEN itt Aub T., the following-desoribed real meotee eae Ti STREETS NORTHWEST, (lth, 15th ond ate is the rdunty of Washington, D.O-stowit Leg | 16th houses from 6th street.) numbered five 5), four (4). aud the west half(s) ct | _ 287 virtae of three deeds of trust, dated re- Jot numbered three (3), of Bi mamy’s suddivi- A. D. 1572, Novem: sprctively November 13th. 387 cal ber A. D. 1572, apd November lth, A id duty recorded respectively in Liber No. 699, f lies 299, 207 and 295, one of the land records for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the aad secured thereby, 1 will sell at public auction, ston of the west part of **P, recorded in the snrveyor’s office of th rict of Columbia, contalping !wenty-three (23) scres, more or lead, to” gether wish the improvements, &0 Terme: Une third of ths purchase money to be ve and Paid in cash; and the balance at six, twel in front of the premises, to the hig eat | bidder, on ighteen months, with interat at seven per cent. MONDAY: July CE Bn) 020 p.m pot sannm, secured ha trast; or alt cash, =f oy of Waeliia in eait District, cca be reaulred sc time ot sale; and all soetore seta | known ss Lots wombered ons Nandee ced Yost If terms of eals are not cam. (145,) one bundred aod forty seven. (147,) and red and forty-eight. (143,) of James H. nbdivision of part of sauare nambered two bundred and +ix, (206 )as said subdivision ts duly recorded in the Sarvevor’s office of said city, in liber H. D. Cooke. No. 1, folio 140, together with the improvements thereon, These houses will be told eeparatel: One-third cash, of which $75 on t the trustee reserves the ¥ at the riak aud cost of aftor five days’ wive W. 8. THOMP3N, Trastee. 18 POSTPONED nntil th. |. sam» hour and place, W.8 THOMPSON, Trastes. "| BeTHE AYOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST- PONED ontit THURS! July 20th, 1576, «ame hour add glace. W. DN, Tra-teo. Jy13-sokte IT UNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. UNITED STATES RSHAL’S SALB. Jn virtue of @ writ of fieri facias issued out of the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbis. apd to me cirected, I will seli at public saction. for cash, at the aucrivn store of Duacanson Bros, corner cf D and 9h etrsets northwest, on THUBSDAY. the 20th da; ‘Terms of ssl each bonse must be paid at ume of sale; and the balance in6and¢ 12 months, with interest at 10 per cent. frcm cay ofeale untli paid, to be secared by parchaser’s notes and a of’ trust on ths pro- perty sold to the satisfaction of seid trustee. All conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost If terms of ssie sre not complied with ia six days Lowes a Se nong ty A ho to resell at os and cost of parchaser in fanit. WM F HOLTZMAS, Trustee. jyl-@ jo. 13:21 F street northwest. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, ba ed) SALE OF TWO-STORY BE r of Jaly, 1876, eom- EULING, NORTHERLY ONE OF T. mer cing at 100'cloc& & m , the following described | TOGETHER, OR NEW JERSEY AVENOB, goods aud chattels. in part. to wit BEAK L STREET. : Lot of ‘ior Walnut B. dateads, By virtue of (deeds of trust by the same Lot Ga: ttrasses and Springs. 10, 1375. pai ties dated June in idee Oo = s 10 and 255. in the land reco of this District, by request of the party secured thereby, I will offer for sale at auction, in front of the premises, THURSDAY, July 27, 1876, at 5 o'clock p. m., the rortherly one of three new two- , au Brick Dwellii nine rocm: Lot Walout Center Tables, marb! 5 Towel aud Hat Backs, UATDIO tops Lot Dressing Oases, lot Wasbstands, pet bap anton ‘temsior ‘our Br nssels Oarpets, Lot Oilctoth, Bi¢eboards bins and Glassware, Pot eis and Uoee scot Obuine tar Bock: ne rs Ore Lot Wardrobes, lot Stoves, Bed Leurge. one What-not. Lot Feather Bolsters, lot Cornices, One susertor *- Blue Reps” Parlor Set Farnitare, One superior fan Reps” Parlor Set Furnitare, Lot of Seized and levied apon as the goods and chattels of Mellie Campbell. and will be sold to satisfy execu- tion No. 18,499. in favor of Lansbarg & Br; ALEX'B SHARP.U 8 Marshal, D. 0. By DUNCANBUN BROS., Auctiones: July Nith,15 76 jl d I THomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. * OF LOTS ON 3p STEUBT iT. BETWEEN P BES’ NOBTH, aT PUBLIO AUUTION. = sd By virtue of a deed of trust a ry recorded the land records for the District of Uoia ta Liber mH right to resell, upon FS k and ovat of the defeulting purchaser, aves ancing at the purchaser's cx ever AMMAN Cad cy ja TRUSTEES’ V4LUABLE UNIM- PROVED BEAL ESTATE 0: LS ST. B: i 12TH ASD 13TH STREET: By virtue of a deed of trast, dated ber. 224, 1874. and duly recorded ia Liber No. 761, one of the land records of the istrict of Colambia. and by the written request of party, secured thereby, we will soll St public in front of the premises.on MONDAY, leit Ld that plece fa the city or of mbia, and Known and welve (12), In Square (1.005 ) aber D. fotto 24. Said £3 bas » front of 16 feet 8 Inches by @ depth of & feet to an alley 5 feet wide id Lot Bo. $4 has # front of 16 feet 8 inches by a Cevth of W feet. Said Lot No. 56 has a front of 16 feet 8 inches by a depth of 117 feet front of 1 foot 8 inches, and ser. o' are not complied with in ten days from day of sale, the ‘Trostees reserve the right to re-ell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after five dasa’ advertisement. CHAS. B. FRSZEBR prastoos JOHN JOY £P-0N: a jy13-ro&ds J_T. COUDWELL, Saiceman. thence west 27 feet; thence Rorth } feot § inches; thencs east # tect to the point of begipning. Each lot is improved by ® good Freme Dwelling. Terms of sate: One-third cash; balance in equal 6 and 12 mouths; the purchaser to for the deferred payments, bearing in erestat the rate of 8 per cont. per anaum and so- cured ty a deed of trast on the property on jug at costof pur- exch Jot when sold, Ocnveyan: r. NATHANIEL OARUSI, Jn. : EUGESE CARUSI, ‘Trustees. nee ish ee [Rep code) THOS. DOWLING, Au . &C., of t of ‘Columbia, and bj B. WaRNSB, corner 7th and ¥ strecws. gusts socuced toons, 0) on TUBS: 1 . om, he premises, AY, August 1. TRUSTEES) SALB OF VALUATLB IMPROVED | [i7neCn ihe, premises, om TU mSD AY, August 1: BEAL E®Ta* FOS 127H STBEET W RST, BE- ye ry TWEEN LAND FETS NORTHWEST. ground situate and being im thecity of Washingtoa, District of Colambia. and kouwn and desigaat: lot _pombered twenty-nine (29), ta Coltman and Adsms, trnstées, recorded subdivision of squares uumbered thres handre! and nit } Terms: One fourth ca: and cigbteen months, for’ woich the notes of t! purchaser, bearing inierest at 8 per cent. per a num from day of sale. Sag eeouses by @ deed of trast By virtuecf m deed of trust to the under- sigued , dated the 0th da7 of April. A. D. 1575, ftv and recorded in Lider No. 75, folio 123, et f thi ‘lest of the party secured ame suction, in froat of ESDAY. the 26: 3 ox the property sold, wil rts: pineteen (19) ia 1 (owt bs required at time of oer. bered two hundred and niasty (29), degt at the expense of the parchaser. If the the ea‘d part at a point on the west Line of rest | terme of sale are not complied with in ten days from wert di-tant een 16) ine (9) inches from | day of snit ‘Trustees reserve the right to resell the northeast corner of said lot, aud ruaniog thence | the property atthe risk and cost of the defaulting south seventesn (17) feet along said street; pure , alter 5 days advertisement. west one huvidred (100) feet town alley ; thence north DP HOLLOWAY, parallel to said street, seventeen ( 3 8 , thence east one hun¢red a feet to the pl 3713 eofds J.T. COLDWELL, Salesman. im H. WABNEB, corver 7th and F sts. AUCTION SALE OF A THREER-STORY BRIOK Broverty sold. ‘onveranctag | Hi THR WEST SIDE OF 26rH at purchaser's cost. if the terms of sale are ‘within five days from day of ea'e, the Srattans conve the tight oo reseal, of toe Sa aed Oost of ce‘sulting oT. |. RITTENHO! 5 5. W, RITTENG OCS Et Teastees, isd wks.td J.T. COLDW BLL, Salesman. PHILADELPHIA BXHIBITION: (Rosse @ BLACKWELL'S pcre PICKLES in Malt Vinegar, Ri SAUCES fer Fish, Meat & Game potrsD MEATS and FISH, GESCINE MUSTARD. Sorzsion MALT VINEGAR, Jams, JeEe es. MARMALADES TABLE DELICACIES are displ ae cee none OMB Sg HE TES ong npn L AUCTION SALES. FORD. 5 cma 9 G street, newt fib street northwest, EVENING STAR. Se ee teen SATURDAY.......00...July 15, 1876. —=———— —————— On MONDAY MORNIQG, July 17th, I Fall eae large my Bo eecortment of THE WELCOME RalIn. pe PR Oe a Obj, Heaven! we thank Thee for this raia— M. T Tables, Mattresses, Lounges, Bxtension Ta- ese OWS COO! owe>rs Be , ke. = — That bring life back to us again, To herbage, fruit and flowers. How ly the hot, porches earth Upo er suffering reast, Furrowed by long, untimely dearth. Drinks from cota Cup,” o’er-prest. Each 1 i Thy hands let fali More wealth Toran will prove Than peasis and rubies showered on ali, As want and death remove. 8 Father, most gladly, all this night 7 virtue of a deed of trust, recorded ia Li We'll sing songs of praise to fince. Der Mo. 313, folio 444, et seq . of the Land Be- Pure «i: ‘of mercy, from Thy might, cords of the District of Ootumbia, we will sall, ‘These showers around us be. 'BUBSDAY, the 27th dey of Ju'y, A. 6, (JENNY M. FERNALD. Jeubdiviston of syuare Gihrwiih the lan. bss provements thereon. (For Tuer Star. tmmediately thereafter. we will set. im front ot the | SKETCHES FROM GERMAN LIFE. Xil—Up the Rhine. Every American traveler abroad takes in the Rhine trip if possible. Germany itself may possess little or no interest for him, but the Rhine is such a world-renowned fea- strect Rorthwest, in the most improving part of the ‘Terms: One heif cash and balance fo one and two ht = cent. ioterest se by ceed of tust on the premises Sot tie ee | tere Of continental Europs®that he regards it will be reqatred h fi iaations atone: Denver i. perenne’ it more in that light than as especiaily be- cost. If the terms of sels are not within sevendays from day of sais the rerve the rigbt to reac lithe cost of the defaniting pare AR(HOR FENDALU, TH SESOP MILEER,S TeUstoos. meplied with: Trastess re- property at the riak and meer Jovging to Germany. I doubt if there is ever one of our countrymen who takes this trip without comparing the river to our Aver: can Rhine—the Hudson— who does not see in jis every point of detail something in favor of saa = wiliiiun or “pend i a oe drawa =e ya 5 AMS, Anctioneer, © lon from the whole. Now me it doe: V Bo. L001 northwest corner 10th and D sts, ion te “4 pnotseem just to either river to arrive ata Sweeping conclusion in this case, for the FOints of difference are as strong as those of similarity, and the Rhine and the Hu tsoa nave each its own charm. How often do we heer people say: “Take away the rained casties, the legecds and historical ut Mons of the Rhine, and it would are at all favoraoly with the Ha: yes, but quite as consistent would it be to Say “lake away all the beaaty of the Hudson nd 1t would be quite an ordinary river after all.” In these storied legends and historical associations Lie the chief charm of the Ruine, avd if practical Americans pool-pool ail veneration for ruins and antiquityand prefer the noble Hudson, the sentimental Germans can see nothing more charming than their river. They love to dwell upon all that has transpired on its banks, on the days when the Komans conquered and were defeated there, ov the deeds of the chivalrous middie ages, which have clothed the shores with so many storied legends, and on the wars and treaties of modern times that haye been enacted in its neighborhood. THE RHINE BY DAYLIGHT. One bright June morning we started on VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT. INO ON 107m STSBET, BETWEEN 0 AND P STREEsS SOBTH WEST, AT AUOTI Oo THUBSDA ast o'clock p. m., I sl m ys parte of tot. No. 25 aud 24, in squar: » baving 13 fest 4 inches front, hy 95 feet deep 8a sliey. improved by aiwo-story brick dwelling, contuicing 6 rooms. ‘Terme: One-third cash: balance ia 6,12 and 18 menths for notes bearing interest at 5 per cont. per annum. and secured by a deed of trast on the prop- erty wold. All conveyancing at purchaser's coat. $100 down on day of wale 7a WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct. &2 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. on account of death in family, until MONDAY, Jaly 17th, same hour and place. jylt WASH. B. WILL IAMS. Anct. OWNMAN & GREEN Beal Estate Auctioneers, No. 412 7th street northwort. TRUSTEES’ BALE OF VALUABLE BEAL ES. TATE, No. 220% 9TH STREET, EXTENDED, IMPRUVED BY T STORY FRA“VE DWELLING AND STOBE AND BAK By ‘virtue of @ deed of trast to dated y vintue of a of tro us, March the 27th, 1875, and duly recorded. in Liber 799, T. lio 20 1 eg tad one ee, land record this trip from Bieberich, nearly Opposite jor Waehington, of Columbia, ard at the | Mayence. A line of day steamers ply be- Tr pebHS aoe eer ro te enter elise Wil cull: | tween this place and Cologne, as do our URDAY, the 224 of July, at 6 o’clce that certain ptece or parcel of grouna. described as lot No. 31 in Wright & Cox’s eu! Vision of Mount Pleasant and Picasant Pisins, as recorded in the records of Washington conuty, the same being an addition to Weshivgtoneity north of city and f 09 North river boats between New York and Albany. I am sure our American tourists would get a much better impression of the Rhine if these steamers were more like those of the Hudson, but they are low and clumsy, said tof 7th stri 1 , toget! without an idea of the lavish elegance put With the above described tmprovemeutathorees. | the floating palaces of America, ‘Terms of sat third of the purchase Bieberich is @ small piace, so there was Jn cash, (of wh be paid at time of sale); | none of that bustling confusion that gener- the belarce in twelve ard eighteen montbs, de: ferred notes to bear eight per cent, interost, secured by purchaser's notes on property sold. All convey- ft pul ‘Scost. If terms of sale are not ally seems indispensabie to steamboat land- ings. The few passengers sauntered aboard, @ little bell jingled, the paddic-wheel began. to move slowly, and we pushed off up ine blue waters of the far-famed river. A RBINE STEAMER. The quarter-deck of @ Ruine steamer pre- sents @ very lively appearance if there are mapy Germans and Hollanders aboard, for the feasting that goes on is something mar- velous, Small tavles are placed around, after the manner of a restaurant, aad each one is under charge of a waiter. A German Kellner is invarlaoly loug-legged and short- jacketed, and carries a mammoth napkia whisked ap in @ mussy fashion under the leftarm. Tne Ruine waiters add to the com- mon accomplishment of carrying a@ great ugmber of foaming beer mugs with safety ® wonderful dexterity in guiding popping corks, so that tuey fly right between the people that line the railing over into the water. If the Acliners were not quite go ex- pert it might be exceedingly disagreeable, for the bottie-opening busiuess goes ou very animatedly sometimes. A goodly proportion of the passengers on are com plied x days the trustecs reserve the Tight to sell at risk and Cont of yorchaser in default. iwis-dkds 0. O° GREEN EE { Trasteos. 'HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTAE’S BALE OF IMPROVED AND UN- IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 19TH AND 2078 STREETS, BETWEEN I AND K STREETS NUBTHW AST, AT AUCTIO. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 28th day of February, 1873 and duly recorded in Liber No 713, folios 45, et seq, ene of the lan records of the District of Uolunbia, and at the quest of the party vecured thereby, 1 will sell at public auction, in front of the premises, to the ghosts bidder, on MONDAY, the 24th day of July.1%6, at 3 o'clock p. m.; the following-de- teribed real estate, situate in tbe city of Washing ton aud District of Coinmbia, to wit. Allof lot vignt (3), Ju equare eighty-six (86), fronting on 20th street northwest. between Tand K: Also, at 53 o'clock p. m of the front of the premises, the following. etate, improved BY (a, three story frame hausn, lay, and in athe uouthone os these steamers 1s always English people, number sixteen (16), ia said | mostly young men off on a summer vaca- fL7're Aud running thence due east forty (40) fest. | tion. They always sit as far as possibie from ¢dne sonth twenty five (25) feet to an opening io» ; rivate alley. thence west along the north lin of said opening, thence due north five (5) feet nino (9) inches, thence due west twenty (20) feet, theace dus north nineteen (19) feet three (3) Inches to the beginning One-third cash: balance In 12 and 18 the eating and drinking, look yoiumes of Gisgust at it and occasionally break out in terms that seem to proclaim them laboring under the delusion that no one pul them- selves understands the English language. The youths from the universities and louse traveling with tators always loudly dispar- age the Knine from beginning toend. Bat then they are ji atau age woen to them it seems to evince @ sort of superior ju igment lo condemn everyting foreign aad to recog- nize no good outside of England, so they are to be excused, for their countrymen gener- ally are very enthusiastic over tne jae. Everybody on board sits wita a two yard string Of river pavorama hanging across the jap and @ book of Rhenish legends in hand, to both of which reference is made as objects of intcrest appear insight. They are even carried down to table dhole and read in snatches, between the courses, for tne cabin is Moed by succession of large windows, giving almost as fine @ view as up on deck. At Bingen the beauty of the river begins, the windings grow more frequent ‘aod abrapt, and the surrounding vineyards run up to greater height amon; oe Terms: months, with interest at 8 per cent.,secnred by deea of trust onthe property sod. A deposit of 8 on each piece of property when sold. All conveyancing ‘at the coat of the purchaser, THOMAS WEAVER, Trustee. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. 92s. FRONTING ON SOUTHEAST. We, tbe executors of the Inst will and testa- mes Naeem A. Ci Ocean 1 ce and admitted to probate by the Probate urt of the District of Ovlumbia, sell at public ESDAY, the a5th i perey, oituat in Washington oliy, DO, ing Bro} situate ', D.O., on Sth and K streets sont! a a Part of equare 923, jpning at point on 8th street east, feet 6 inc! north from the south auction, o1 remises. on T! crags. On the right bank the Nassau ral! weet corner of ssid square. and running thence north 16 feet, east 24 fost 6 inches, no! # road runs close to the water's edge. So! 58 feet 7 Inches to south 10 feet Ginches | Of the projecting mountain profiles have alle; h 10 feet, | been tunneied through, and you see @ train feet, to | rush in one side and out the Other precisely improved by the lon: jahed | as do those steaming up to Albany. There estaurant known 8s the “Union House.”’ is one point on the Hudson just as you are . that part of square 928, begianing at the corner of last described piece, ron- nce north 27 feet, east 83 fect 1 inch, south Dg an alley, west 83 fost 7 inches. south 7 24 feet 6 inches to beginning, im- two story brick house. Both the above pleces having privilege of an slley. Also, that part of square 923, beginning on south K street 62 feet Linch west from the southeast cor- ner of said sqeare. and runping weet 25 feet and back that width 62 foet 6 inches, uvimproved. Also, that part of said square imnediately weat of the next above part, frontiog 17 fext 7 inches on said K street, ard running back with that width 87 feet ; Whim prov id square immediately west of bove part. fronting 15 fext 2 fuches on aald E street. and renning back with that width 88 feet inimproved. Also, that part of sald square Immediately west of the next above part fronting 18 fest 4 inches on said nearing West Point that most closely resem- bles a bit of Rhine scenery. Itis where the stream makes @ narrow abrupt bend, for the rest of the way the American river is so much broader, eo and mightier than its rival that there Is nothing more than a general similarity between them. The Rhire, “Whose breast of waters boldly swells, Between the banks which bear the vine,” growss0 narrow at some points that one might easily speak across from viueyard to vineyard, and in rounding the bends itseems as though you must certainly ran ashore. The vineyards are to be sure, When you arc close to them, nothing but straignt stifrows of vine bound up on slicks, butirom a short distance they lose the monotonons regalarity Pities abd running back with that width 8 fect | and serve to clothe the mountain sides wit Oe one oe balance inthreo | beautiful verdure. Besides, they are perfect One-fourth caal 6,13 and 1S equal pay men 4 the preaees, with interes cash mpon each pi be complied with int cost of defaulting purchaser monuments of industry, and cannot fail to be pleasing to any one who likes, in passing through & country, to see evidence of the thriftiness of its people. Not only is every available inch of the slope used, but far up verancing, £0., st cost ay Eelcpnent: among the loftiest range ure little patehes of iyi MICHAEL OBANE:( Execttors. | green, that look as though you migut cover (bem with your pocket handkercnief. All through the Rhine country the air is wonder- fully clear and pure; the rapid current proves such ap enemy to mists aud vapors that the atmosphere seems to have loaned you new eyesight. Every detail on the shore appears With such clearness that it recalis the quaint lituie Rhenish views you have seen, in which the deep blue water, the vineyards, and the gay dresses of the peasants on ihe shore do Dot Dow appear to have been ‘trayed witn such unnatural distinctness after all. As the Luriei rocks, so quoted tn German poetry ard song, frowned upon us,@ gun was suo: off from tbe steamer, and was echoed and re- echoed 80 terrificaily that it sounded, indeed. as though the ‘fair maiden with golden locks’ was retaliating. At Rolandseck, H. WABNEB, corner 7th and F streets. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF BRIGHTWOOD HALL, SITUATED AT THE INTERSECTION oF TH AND 147H BTKEETS ROADS, iN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, D. 0: By virtue of a deed of trast, dated January lst, 4. D. ters, and duly recordea in Liber No. 743, folio 77’ one of ths Land Becorda for. the District of Oclumbta, and at the written réyuest of the party secure thereby, we will gell_at pablio ction. in front of the premises, on BATUBDAY, 2d day of July, 1876, at 6 o'clock p m., all that certain plece or parcel of lund eituate and’ lying at “Brightwood,”’ in the County of Washington, Dis- trict of C. lng bia, end contained within the foilow- ing metes and bounds: Beginning at astone planted sc the intersection of 7th wad Ith street road, thence with the west side of 7ta street road south: erly, ninety one (91) feet, thence at right angles weeterly cigbty-six (86) ‘eet tothe ith street road, thence northeasterly with said 14th street road on d and twenty-five (125) fectand t Of a fcot, 29-100) to the beginning. thirty-nine hundred and thisteen (3,913) of ground more or lees, her with the ints on the river. ments, conaisting of a t! ‘story at Nonnenwerth,ou which the convent is sit- Brick Building used for store and ball purposes. uated, divides the stream just in the center. ‘Terms of tal one. third cash; balance in six and | It is @ delightfully shady spot, the thick tyelve sents, ferred pa) trees nearly conceal entirely the nunnery att of ei : | iit FY Ba de © Farina family go to make ap of the city. Johann Mearia Fari- —in yg the bottles is faid io distingu! those which are truly genuine. There area great many other Jo bann Fariuas, with gon Be of middie ments of the about half Da’s scram’ name, Who seem to cle, too. We visiied THE GREAT UNFINISHED CATHEDRAL, whose grandeur and magnificence the most graphic description can give no idea of. It is not the elegance of interior decoration or fresco work, ine paintings, or rich old win- dows, but the nobieness of architecture Ubroughout the whole stracture that make it seem @ place not made by human hands. The psme of the architect who planned it centuries ago has been lost to the world, and Po one can estimate when his sublime idea will be faily carried ont, for much of the work which for the last thirty-five years bas been going on steadily, has been devotcd to repairing the old and restoring Images. For such an immense edifice the adeence of thatheavy mass! veness so characteristic of large structures is truly wonderful. Tne sievder columus and innumerable tiny *pires give it an air of lightness and most artistic beanty. THE KAISER, altboveh not a Catholic, contributes largely every year to the butlding. When we were there he bad jest presented 1t with an im- menre bell weighing fifty thousand pounds. It stends tweive feet Ligh, and was cast make & very good arti- FORTY FOURTH CoNGEESs. Gleetng Preeeedings Yesterday. ATE.—A fler our report closet _ consideration of the river od arbor Dill Was resumed, and a number of amend. ments reportet by the Commitee on Appro- Priations was agreed to. Pepding discussion, Mr. Thorman, trom the conference committee on we bill to amend the bankrupt law, submitied a re- port; which was agreed fo, and the Senate adjourned. HOUSE.— After our report closed — The House adopted the resolution reported from the Election Commities declaring Abbott, the odptestant for the seat of Frost, the sitting member, 5th Massachusetts dis. Uict, entitied to the seat. Lynde, from the cooference comm ittes on the bill to amend the baukrapt act, made ® report, which was adopted, and the House adjourned. ror -s0-- 82-A modern “ensayist defines “gossip” be the “putting of two and two together and making Ove of them.” ~ BOWL HB. On the 19th ‘of Joty, 260 Wittiams. youncest chit of MG. Boy SEARLES Ui days BABNBTT. The remsio: ean be seen at Anthon Penney ivanta areone port eventr; On o'clock p @..0f ui Thareda: age on of B 2 w will take plac bi Sunday, Joly thet 8 fathers resigence, 1117 K b the friewus and reietives to attend . duly i 1876, Many Ou from Freneh guns captured ‘in the war. In | [111 fi Steet aero ore of the eau 0. me establishments we | rick echarch. were Be saw & model Of the cathedral about stx feet | brated. bigh. It was made bya Frenchman, w ESSEX. Onthe Mth of Jniy, 187.0915 p m., Was eight veare constantly at work dn it, | Jos an & Jt need S$ Sears and $ mout aud bas nol omitted the smallest detail to # at bis father's residezce, the architecture, even representing the five orth weet i sand tiny spires Wilf the greatest exact- ‘o'clock p.m. Ounrs OVER THE RUINE. In the evening we crossed the Raine, by bridge to Dentz, on the opposite shore, and visited @ concert garden situated along the water's edge. I recali every detail in the scene spread out before us as we sat listen- ing to the music—the overhanging trees of | the garden and the jong line of gas jets, watch | the fresh breeze from the river blew into one continuous flame; the noisy hilarity of a party of officers, and’ the scraping sound of the promenaders on the graveled walks; and then, beyond ali the hubbub and gayety, the dark river and long vista of lights across the bridges, the colored lanterns on the fishing boate tbat gleamed out from under the black shadow of the wharves, aud Cologae, with its lofty houses and many spires, from whien came deep and solemn the striking of the bour. It always rains in Cologne. That is as sure an item on the programme of every traveler asa visit to tne Cathedral. So we accepted it as a matter of course that we had to leave the place in a drenching rain storm. The steamer'we took for Coblenz was very small. There was no sheiter on deck, the water was pouring off the green painted tables and benches in streams. so wé had to content ourselves in the low-ceilinged cavin. % without was disheartening enough, aud a sad-looking priest was our only fellow-passenger. He was studying an English grammar, and from the quick, in- quiring way he occasionally glanced up from his book at us it was evident he was trying with il success to fit our rapid American conversational English to Ube rules he was stadying. A party of young Englishmen soon came aboard and satdown to dine at one end of the cabin. Their drenched clothing, disgusted counte- pances and the silence that prevailed among them ail went lo teil of the unfavorabie im- pression the river had made upon them. A remark pow and then as to the “beastly” state of the weather would cause the puz- zled priest to look raore perplexed than ever over the strange application of words in our janguage. A party of students picked up at Bonn, whose college boys are noted for their gay spirits, burs: in upon the quiet littie fabio like @ whirlwind. There was no more dignity while they remained, for their con- versation and antics were so trresistably fanpy thateven the cross Englishmes and melancholy priest laughed vutrignt, to say nothing of our own Hercalean eilorts to gaze tranquilly out of the windows. COBLENZ. Nine o'clock In the evening saw us on the wharfat Coblenz. The rain was falling in torrents and the blurred, misty light from the river lamps only served to make the darkness more intense. It was but a few steps to the hotel, and while going there the quick tread of acouple of officers, followed by the tramp of a body of men, made us real- ize directly that we were in one of the great- est fortified cities of Europe. This fact was impressed upon us @ little more than ws agreeable before we floished Coblenz, for it rained upmercifully two whole days, and there was nothiog todo but find amuse- ment in gazing out of the windows at the military. Lirectly facing us across the river the noble fortress of Ebrenbreitstein crowned @ rocky height. The mountain path leading up to the fortifications was crowded wilh horsemen aad infantry con. Upuously. From the footof the slope to within a few yards of the hotel entrance ex- tended a drawbridge. The constant passage of boats up and down the river kept the bridge moving in and out,so there were lively scenes ong the crowds of sol- diers and market women when they all had lo wait. The gate-tender would allow the soldiers to leap over the low railing and rush across Ub cro’ energy than they weomned 0. relish bridge is about the thing at Cobdienz. are very fine but dreadfully tiresome to every one not especially interested in them. There !s one beautiful view from a point where‘The Meeting of the Wi jends such poetic interest to the spot. Whether from incompatibility of temper, or What strange cause, Father Khine snd Mother Moselle k distinctly apart in spite of the union. Fora long distance you can see them running side by side—Moiber Moselje rather yellow and Father Ruine very blue. A short distance from Coblenz, ona rock? height, directly overlooktng the river, is the beaatiful castle of Stolzenfels,& summer residence wiere the Empress Augusta spends much of her time. At Labneck, nearly op- posite, we took the train for Ems. A short ride through a mountainous codniry, and Wwe pauted before @ Little depot, over whose doors was painted “BAD EMS.” The Kai was there. 60 the place was at the height of its summer gayety. The week before there bad been a meeting of the em- Pperors, and the fact that Ems was again tis ear chosen a8 a piace of meeting between Aiser Wilhelm @ud the Czar of Russia in- vests the little spot with a great deal of in- ‘terest. Picture @ narrow strip of river, with & smooth, lake-like surface, dividing lofty mountains down whose wooded tue flickering light aud shadow throw so mavy changes; the hotels, bazaars, K urbaus, and beautifal river promenades and gardens all On one side of the stream and at the footof the | Woods on theolher conveyances and patient | litte donkeys, with pieturesque trappiags, | to carry pleasure parties up the wind! thways, and you have a rough idea o! 2 A square, plain ee ee on the as enade serves Emperor's residence. it stands right out on the road. without @ garden or surroundin, trees, and is an unpretentious, almost inary 2 ing building. When we viewed it there was nelbios to give a bint of the royalty within, but two German words on # sign board, Se is equivalent to our English “ r borses.”” = ug Eme there is not much more of the remaipder of it on jess it be **fair” Bi ot seer’ Hi * parents resi B streets north wost, Sun. ook By Pe fuvited to sttend a Darg, Pa. papers please copy | a Wesbington, D.C., on the Mh la, ALeKaN © Facconen, io 1520, in Morayshire, Scot came to Amerios in 143, wag became: tached that he often ssid the love for CoUntT) seemed simoxt ey gal to that le eather ciad of bis boany Scotland . descendant of a n>die atthy family. being @ ws. He. like his tline- wes noted tor bis | pe and more thaa charitable di we eeu self whee the wants of o: mace kuown. “Wolloan we sage Bis peace’ to toore gone before, wi the almost angelic «mile, b-toke: bapp) home im that “Sweet “tte tidings be broken gently,” not. o across the deep sea, but also to thowe in home, the eweet. sours Bovth. aul botrs be like his, tranguil and Bappy, and bia to that beautifel shore where we shal United in the bonds cf holy, inseparable a (The Parkersburg West Vs.) Btate Jou: copy } GIRARD on county, ing bye and all be On Joly 14, 1876, at Waterford, Lou ARGUERITR BLaNcue, Gays, daughter of A. Hand On the 16th of July, 156, Dawiam 35 yoare take place from 446 H street nort St 8 o'clock 8. m. Rel is are Hiv ited to attend wiegdian JUOY. On the iéth of July, 1576, Crank Vir- 4 oldest daughter of Dr. Josep Jous, tn ber y ndey,at end." * 1576, HaRRy Mf, the 7th year of his age = Faueral on Supday, at 2 o clock, from the resi. dence of bis parents. on the wew cnt rosd. TI friends of the fewily are invited to attend MULLIN. On Thoreday evening, July 14, 1876, at Sig o'clook. NaNct MULLIN, wile ol Basel Mal- Np, aged 60 years ‘The faneral wi! take place « day) er Jaly 14 rrow (80) to-m: her li ry ef July, 1876 at 1 o'elk ARKHAM, aged Mi yoare, & land. col ber davehter. B st 5o'clock pm. Bel t c ire I from the residenci at iy 15, 1876, zapete Mce = tn 5 nt street Lie yt Mondéa Mer Pere ag = poe og FOE ete TUCKER. On July at Elitoott Otty, efter o brief fines. ANXTK EE. MeRcen. o 3. B. Tock ‘opsort of cher aged 2) years, ) mouths, and 9 days." UNDERTAKERS. R. F. HARVEY, e346 F STEEST. Undertaker. WM. HACKETT wire R. F. HARVEY. R.*- BARKER, Cabinet Maker and Undertaker, 619 Live Sraerr Sorraws cctl-tv marti-w DRY GOODs. oO*. ING TO THE DEPRESSION OF THE ONEY MABKET. WILLIAN ALLOW A DEDUECTIO: ¥ TWENTY Pee CBET. ON HIS LABGE ABD HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, MOSTLY OF HIS Crepe ie Chine Ties, ‘ie Chine Netted Ties. tn. alt colors, 3 £Val Lace, Ratrts, Pointe & . arms, Val. & Ducheese Hakfs. Dacbesse Parasol Cover, -B. P. Corset, Thread & Guipure Capes, Fans ofevery description, “ashmere Net. Chatelaine Belte, Or Bengics, Sashes in all colore, Vinaigrettes, Jobone in all colores, Brat aatnet Jewel Bringes ip sll erytes, al Garnet Jewelry, ip all eryles, Colored Jewelry, Beal Hair Braids, Jeté TortotseBhellCombe. Jewell Cases. ow Ivory and Coral Combe, Pocket Books. Full assortment of Fronch Flewers, ae, ke, j27 tm PRY GOODs AT CosT ar ¢ M. TOWSON 4 ©O., TO MAKE BOOM FOR FALL GOODS. 50 pleoes NEW LAW: 50 pieces yard-wide VICTORIA LAWNS, at 12360! 20 pieces DOTTED SWISS MUBLIN, Linc 50 pieces ya:d wide PEBCALE, loc. 40 pieces STBIPE NALNSOOKE, at l2iec. 60 pieces STRIPE LINENS, lc. 90 rolls MATTING, st 17. 18, 20; very finest for Be, Yerd-wide COTTON GOODS, a» Wamsutta, Wo. TOWELS, (Sofled,) {auc 19 conte. GAUZE SHIRTS, T and Be. Mrs. Moody's Patent Self-edjusting ABDOME- Nal end BACK SUPPORTING CORSET for @1 COME EARLY TO SECURE BARGAINS. TOWSON’S, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUE, 37S cotr Sovrm Bie, LAST CHANCE, ‘One case Victoria . 2610. at bap | i abort longi: ively ‘0 @ @1 and 91.0, reduced eS plcces: at 35 and 9 cents, re- from $1 and hth: Poisce end canopies, ready ‘ase, ‘to “Floor = to be sold without out paper PATTERNS. GEO. J. JOM EBON @ CO,