Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1876, Page 3

DRY GOoDs. TUE END Has COME AT LAST, FINAL WIND UP OF THE SPRING TRADE. Ey. YARP OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK = Tu BE SOLD AT CUST. 0 yards best Calico, beautiful style, 5. ta Fords teachiful Lawas, Band 10 fi DRY GooDs. DWN! DOWN! DOWN OUB ENTIBE oro0x BspUCED IN PRICE All DEESS GOODS redaced about W per cent. at a heavy redoctto 2. at 75c . $1, $125 and $1.59. suctioa. from panes bric Edging fr: bap ball price. ls, 28 por cent. reduction. Shirts tm the ci Under * birts from 252. to Lace Secques at your own price. Frank Leslie's cut paper PATTERN! GEO. J. JOHNSON & 0O., T11 Market Space. RAILROADS. B42 tD0I0nk AND OHIO RAIRBOAD. JULY aa, 1876. * $1.25, finished, ned: ‘All of our Parasols at cost. CARIERS, 707 Market Spice. Liven Table Damask, 80. Big ie of 1yaoante Calies, Uottoa, Dress Goots, Worcioce car store “aatil September let sbout 7 SPECIAL NOTICE. SOMETHING NEW. ‘s SHIBTING LINENS, short lengths. from 8 to 78. 8, remnants, at 123¢c. por ods. PGE, handsome patt Beco NslNsUOk EDGR, tee. i's pure L' ; = WHS, + tix a hse ‘stsece Pacitc LAW a Stripes and odio LAWS White LINSN LAWS, all atic Go-uls at agent's prices, sKkuws. Pd yards Vie La WW ‘Thar sd New Uastis; daf- Paliman Parlor Oars. Buaday, ‘ay Btations, and counects for Z npapolis. i. rth much more Cincinnati, St. Lowis money. Pure %:20—Polnt of Kocks and way stations. $:30—Beltimore and Philadelphia. Sunda: aD "aids. for Overdresses. White Orga in Paid wd Plaio Hittes. from Wc to {9516—Baltimors, Way Stations, Ellicott City and 2:40—Lew York, iadelphia and Norfoth Bx- 10 PER CENT. OFF. y+ Sil Way Stations and UB FIRST #NNUAL DISCOUNT SALE AL- a a LOWING TES PER CENT. OF City, Frederick and Wsy Stations, via Be- ¥ 4:36—Frederick and Point of Rocks, (via Metro- oiitan Branch). rye wie Br ourseiile Brprese Batarday, dally to Berkeley. Uclombas. Louisisville . train on Satarda: ohester. Sleeping cars to Ubi- 10. Cincinnati acd Lowisy Itimore sud Way Station 4 paspolis ou Bi oda} 7:90—Philacelpmia and Ba timore Express, > ‘al”imore and way stations. itteburg. bai no connection beyond tivebura by traiu |} . Stations on Metropolitan Braach. Eleepera. ¥.00—Baltimore. Bladensburg, Beiteville, Lan- 1, Rear. w York and Phtladelph’ Bleeping Oars to New Yor reduce our very large st-ck of Sammer DRY GOODS We offer to buyers for the next sixty days the ot ail the latest novelties for HANDSOME GRENADINES, SUMMER SILKS, LAWN, SUITINGS, LINEN SUITS, LACE SACQUES AND SHAWLS, FINE HOSIERY, SUN UMBBELLAS, FANS, &c., &c, ‘This epportacity should not be lost. WOLFORD @ SHILBERG, £17 MARKET SPAC WHITE GOuDs, Night Brprest! timore and principal way stations, oe and way stations, Metropoll- tas Je 11:30-S8. ‘Lott "Bzpress. Chicago, Oolumbas, Bandneky, Newark JOUN T. MITCHELL, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUB. Berkeley, Deer Par! Lor except Suncay. dsily. other trains datly, counection on St Jey Branch; or for New 5m. 240 p.m. For farther tuformstion 8 455, ‘ennsy ivan! 15th street_northwest, where orders will be taken ebecked and received at any point ‘Transportation. ¢ carefally gone over our stock and re- or ~~ lowest figures, to close out oar ana Philadelphia a: o SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. tee Bamamore Notwithstanding the very low Past season, we bai lower, to close, ALL MADE-UP GOODS, ALL UNDEBWEAR, ALL DRESS FABBIOS nove before, and in quality that can INDAY, July 10, NEW STORE. NEW FIRM, rices ruling dur- je our prices still for bageage to be THOS. £. SH. ABP, . COLK. Gene GEO. &. KOONTZ, General 1876 PRANSYCVANIA 1876 ROUTE Te the Kerth, West, and Southwest. Doudie Track, Steck Rails, ory, Magnificent JULY 10TH, 1876. frame rave Wasnt: NEW GOODS. BALTIMURE AND POTOMAU BAILBOAD. Osus: Bocbest Buffalo, WISWALL & GWYNN abpitalo,, Biageie ae xcept Saturday, with HAVE OPENED AT 705 MARKET SPAOK, NEAR 7ru 8T., ‘With a compete stock of DRY GOODS, ind Desirable GOODS just from Y zt Falls, and the. to ins. Niagara Falls, Consisting of New sched Por Philadelpbia, #03 8 mand except Bui Having taken advantage of the great decline in Brices in the porchase of oar Sew Stock, we are eu Gods tar below the cost of pre jon the following special bargains as e: we and heavy Quilts, 75 cents. New Hambure Edgings, very cheap Grass Cloth tor suite, 5 cente yer yard ew Lawns at great red White and Figured Cents per yard. WISWALL & GWYNN, iyT-te__Bo. 705 Market Space near 7th street. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. SELLING OFF. jock at greatly reduced prices. Mi ay eck Line $ @S a.m. and 4 nope Banter. its. 6°00 and 11:50 e. m. and et Sunday, FREOBRICKSS: ALEXANDBIA & WASH Being very attract ALEXANDEIA & VAY AND ts Sammer Dress Goods, at 6 SELLING OFF! St less than cost of importation, in order to elose out ees the next six! FOR CASH ONLY; BAILBOAD TICKBTS to of from all points soiled: former price S73c. bought. exchanged or at Black Grenadines, reduction of 0! Black Dress Silks, Black lobaire and Alpacas. £0 2 handsome Worsted J. W. COLLEY, JeS0-tr S01, Cor. &th street and Market Space. pD® GOODS BLAUGHTERED. ANTS DBESS GOODS SAORIFIORD. SALE FOB THE SUMM ry) Stl Grenadines at balf their for Discount of 50 per cent. off 30 per ceat. taken off Part ines. 1244 and i6c 997 Penn. ave., Candy store. PROPOSALS. PHOPOSALS FoR FUEL. TeeasvRyY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU oF ENGRAVING 4ND PRINTING ill be received at this office until 10 o'clock a. m, THUBSDA i7th 6, for fornishing eight hundred (300) sdorge’s Ureek) Cumberland in such quantities as mey be rejaired, aod subjec! required by act of Congress a; ii weigh 2,20"pounds to the bs inspected and weighed and the quantity of each load certiSed at the tims of delivery by the person sppointed and act for that purpose, and that the prescribed fee of b ton of coal inspected. Lace le sace Bacques. tons of run of mine ( Qoal, to be delivered to the conditior Cash bu) ers should remember the piace. oS AURAIN, 709 Market Space. LAWN3—New re and styles, just ree: fv ite Patent Office. ualifed under the , Welehed and or. AWSS. LAWNS, Chea, store ix « = = til be entertained nniess accom just OPENED, nied by satisfactory eviderce of abi ity to faialt contract, nor will sny yment bs made without cate of the inspector chat the coal hss the coctract calls for. shotld be sddressed EnBY off Chief of Durcan of Bngravi: cy ONFINISH ED SHIRTS and sent to the AT 50 CENTS. C. JEWELL, Goods are made well and only need buttons, ‘They surpass all othor th as to ftand quality, at THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, STBEET NORTH West. LeDroit Building. D®Y GOODS CHEAP! » These Goods are a ready made cools P#erosaLs Fou wiaTioNgsy. Treascny DeraRrMenr, July 7,157, Bealed Propveals for fu ishing Stationery for the fiscal year ending June 3, 1577, will be receir: bag ont oy gap until the Sch dayof August, et 12. cl ck mw. jauk forme for bidding will be furnished upon Hl be comsidered and accepted or ri ftem, acd this advertisement aud t! lar as accepted by the Secretary of the res-ury, and the bond sccompanying the sam: sball consticate the contract between the geve ment and the bidder or bidders, aud no furcher cot tract will he executed. icles contracted for must be fu bed from time to time during the year, ie quantities FeOMBt to or¢ers fromthe Department. - however, be caled fe al must be signed by the tndividual it.and be sccompauied by # bond ig the sum of ten thousand Reductions extraora! als, ite Goods, Lawns and Summer Goods oupg and old ean be sa 10 street northwest Agency tor Demorest’s ed RARE BARGAINS. ar Each pr: orirm @eklog do oninen om 2 form ¢ be faraiabed by ‘tment, Cor ned for furn! Dartment hc of the articles performence of ader it, and the subject to inspection by an ur pre by the Becretary of livery of an inferior artt- med sufSciept cause to annul the option of th Sccretar the Treasury. and the le be ton, avy with any one ord the contract will forfeiture of the en- tire penalty of the bond, or the f ‘Treasury may direct the purchase, in of such quantities of any articles as «1 deficlency to the contractors fifty per centi of the Price, wbiok it shall be found pay for accb articles. Me . bond Homer comeeeprats coats beat ed only to established mauniscturers cf, or dealers Mpraponaie to be addressed to the undersigned, and yporals for Statione SRANCH STORE, 1209 ¥ street, bet. 18th and 1sth streets, n sesaneeae FREE oe mcs BRODHEAD _939 Pa. ave., bet. &h and Wh ste. a AEN C2 1CzESt THIN Biohaoss and over offered rid wh Rt for Shris-tusth. estos —_——_ eee our 80 cent SHI Corner en ee AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Days, [oWS™ES 2 Guren Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers. | TRUSTEES’ BALE OF VERY VALUABLE IM- FROVED RESL ESTATE. SITUATSD ON @ STBE: #3 ‘H, BSTWEHEN Tru AND Sta iSTING OF A FOUR- AY ite Dis toe parties bre! ¥ mm, the following described real the city of Washington, D.O , to midd of Lt No. two.(2) coos rod ond twenty mine. (459,) ® polat twenty fect from the ea: fad running thence west twenty @ stress northwest; thoace wit jt serve the right to resell the property at the of the tefaaiting purchaser, after wertisement. R, W. DOWNMAN, jet d (Rep) W. A. GORDON. 'f Trastecs, Ba” BY AN AGKEEMENT OF ALL PARTIES concerned the above sals is postponed until FBI- DAY, the 28th of July, same Pour end place. . DOW MAN. jy tawade = W. A) GORDOM. {Trustees ————_—— BANKERS. $50, S100 $500, $1,000. ALEX: FuOTHINGHAM & €U., BANKERS aud Brokers. No. 13 Wall etrest, make for customers desirable investments of large or small amounts in stocks of a legitimate chi er, which from five to twenty timéS the amount y thirty days. Stocks bonght and carrie’ as long as desired on deposit of fixe per cont. Circulars and week porte rent free, pi2 eoly $100 ANPSFERAM $1,700 D daring the past few - Book tug full information sent on srpagtion TUMBEIDGR & CO. apis-tr__ Bankers and Brokers, 9 Wall st., 3. HOTELS. RIGGS HOUSE, PLUMER & SPOFFORD, Proprietors FIFTEENTH AND G STREETS, myl9-1y Wasuineton, D. 0. MINSTER HOTTER, ON THE KUBOPEAN PLAR, orner Irving Place and 16th rents lew Work. One Block from Union Square and Broadway, and the city. Convenient to the theaters and churehes. Elevator, and all modern improvements. asy mocess to ‘the by cars THE TRADES. LEXANDER BALL, WIULIAM BALL, (Late with G, Wy Barker.) ALL & 60,, Manutscturers and Dealvre in’ Doors, Gash and Bitnde, Glass, Hardware and al! Building Material. 647 Hosaactiuseta Aronue; between gtk and Tt streets northwest, sell goods ‘cont. 0 thar any other bovee. Galland e¥amines josey R Bmevs D.- JAMES F, BRIER, FLUMBER AND GAS BIT15R, wart-tr 811 71m 8T. NORTHWEST. WRriInGS. JOHN 0. HOGAN, 713 Market Spas, Manafacturer of a Newly Patented Spring Bolle: and Venti Awning for Stores, Hotels, Pablit ings ate Dwellings, Fiags aud Tents for ssleor rent. Bole i pred for the only sue 3 ‘cops pee net ent naa Mildew Proof Awning Material pls STEAMER LINES. Fes, POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. THE STEAMER “MATTASO,” Osrt. W. H_ BYL&s, will teave her wharf, foot of 6th street, oer, ONDAY and, THURSDAY MORNINGS, at 7 o’cwck, for ie landings on the Potomac Biver, as far down as Nominl. Returning, wil loare Nomint eve TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS for Wash- arriving early same evenii ‘bis Boat cap be chartered for Excursions. jyl-3m SAM'L POLKINHOEN, Agent. ———_—_— EE ee QTEAMER “ HARBINGER” WILL LEAVE *S 6th street Wharf for Nomint and intermediate landings at 7 &. m. oD, WEDNES: Fi charter four days inthe week,atvery low rates, © i M. E.'GRRGQ, Jel6-tr Oaptain. . es N EW DEPARTURE. ILADBLPHIA, ‘ON AND PBOVIDBNOS STEAMSHIP ‘The steamers of the above line will leave Philadel- nis every SATUBDA 12m. for 4 lea’ MONDA ladelphia. Nowharfare on out- ward freizhts. Through bills of lading issued to and from ‘the shove ports. | Freights received and de- om livered dail, m. to 6 p.m. caivery ot jaeee at 1202 weap RoE ERs, . 198. Wharres. : °: tJ. H. JOHNSON & OU + Jelé tr Agents for Washington, foot lath st. s.w. OR NORFOLK. DoE Re TAP On TER LAEE aves 78 wl 20 every MOBDAY, WEDNESDA ana m., for Nor- Boturning, leave Norfolk, Tu 6a: \d Saturday, at LAA m. Fare, j. Tickets good until used FOB POTOMAO RIVER LANDINGS. Bieomer JNO. W. THOMPSON leaves Company's wart foot of Sthakrest, every SURBDAY. Rt 7m, rmediate landings, + for Coan River, stopping For tuformat: s) a7 at the office of the Com- pany, under the Metropollta Bank, 16th street, Opponite the ‘Tressury, or to the Agent, at the wunrt. mss77-1y CUNARD LINE. NOTICE. With the view of diminishing the cheroes of col: liston, the steamers of thie line take a specified course for all scasous of te) ay ETS On the outward passage from Queenstown Ww York or Boston, crossing mesidian of 60 at 43 lat, or nothing to the north of 43 On the homeward passaze, crossing the meridian of 00 wt 42 lat., or nothing to the norih of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RETW “E> oa c Ad - - rch FOL CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. Bes thi o os And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUB- DAY from New Yor! Steamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- Sires oF Passace —Cabin, 880, $100 and $130, gold, according to accommodation. Ticket to Paris, 915, gold, additional. Keturn tickets on favorable te: rms. 5 tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very low rates. Through bills of nding given for Belfast: Glasgow. and other ports on the Continent. ¥ CHa8. WaTecnmss SNGLISH, SWISS AND AMERIOAP Watches, ¥ 4LL THE MOST ORLEBBATED MAKBES, @ Large Assortment st Very Low Prices. M. W. GALT, BRO. & 00, jane SEWRLEES, RICK t RICK 1-2 Coematel Rovetien B jachine Bricks Seas eres JaS08'0 Veen ee ev See ed AUCTION SALES. THIS EVENING, "THomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. x eeos OATALOGU! FL co STANDARD AND MISCELLA! A FINE ASSURTM SoEP, rae AND P PUCKBT BOOKS, F. DBD Ne” D Brow kit 'T CASES. 4c. UBSDAY MOnB all between Iith and 19! estortmert of goods. THOS. DOWLING, Anct. ro. W488. 2 wittrams, 1001, northwest corner 10th aud D strosts, BDAY, July 294, 157 1m.» Tahal sell, in tron or viz Walnut Frame Parlor Suits, Walnot Cham- Bedlastead Ww. bes, Walnut Marble-top Sideboards, ‘lograin, acd otner ‘Blegant Drop Liguts, Loueges, Walnut r sd Husk Mattresses, Crockery, dc. WASH B. WILLIAMS, Anct. US. Auctioncers, 9h and D streets northwest. MT. COUNTERS. LAKOK LOT BHEUVING, 204 LABELLED DEUG ROTTLES, CHAND- + CAGE LOT DE VIN 1308 BSC URDAY MNOBNING. 8t 10 o'clock, we will sail, by DOO, tke balaues of Drogs, F Cars : 4 © above will po: rpiture, Brussels, Oilcloths, Matting, Bed {pURCARNBON Bu GS, 8c &c . CON. iT NORCHWEST, BROS . Aucts. ‘corner 7th and F st TKUSTERS’ SALE OF BRIGHTWOOD FITOATED AT THE z 14TH ETHEXTS Ki OF WsSHINGTON By virtne of a deed of trast, dated Janasry A.D. 1874, and duly recordea in Liber 742, folio 77 ‘one of the Land Becord@ for. the District of Cclumbia. end at the writte: of the party secures thereby, we will sell t front of the premises, on BATU INTERSECTION mer in THe and contained within the follow- nds: Begloning at as at the intersection of 7th an: thence with the west side of 7tu street erly, ninety one (91) fect, thence at rigut angles terly eighty-six (86) feetto the 14th street road, thence northeasterly with said 14th street road oné bucdred and twent dreds foot e hyindred and thirteen 4 more or less, together with the improve conaisting of a three- Building used for store and halt put cash; balauce in six and ome to oa a ‘ o ‘story and base of &1 twelve months. Deferred pa: at the rate of eight per cent. trom sec! y 8 sold. All conveyancing at cost of purchase! hundred dollars deposit required at time of eale. If f sale are not complied with in seven the Trustees rese: days from day of sale. i ard cost of the defaulting right to resell at the ris purchaser after givin, ‘Ca, FITS prustoos, ‘J ONS DOWLING, Auctioncer. TEUSTEES’ SALE OF LOTS WEST. BETWEEN © A NOBTH, AT PUBLIO AUUT by viriud of a deed of trust recorded amo’ the and records for the District of olambis, 7U0, folio 339, we will sell, at pub: lic auction. fn front o: PAY, the 22d :f July, 1876, at 434 o’slock Nos 83, in the subdivision «f original lots Nos. 12 and 13, in recorded in the office of the Surveyor of the city of Worbi HD. 0.) folio 24 front of 16 feet § inches by @ alley 5 feet wide. Lot Bo. 4 bas s front of 16 feet 8 inches by a depth of 9 feet Bald Lot No. 86 has front of 16 feet 8 inches by a Square No. 553, as 54, and running thence uorth along the Iin Sd'street 16 feet 8 ivch south 18 feet 4 inches: thence west 27 foet; the thence east 9 teet to the point Jot is improved by a good ; balance in equal the purchaser to give his notes for the deforred interest at the rate of 5 per cent. cured by a deed of trust on the pr: each Jot when sold. Ocnveyanciag NATHABIEL © EUGENE CARO eo [Rep eokds) TH reperty §i0on at costof pur- ABUSL, JRf Trnstoos, O8. DOWLING, Auc Estate Ancttousers, No, 412 7th street northwest. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF V ALUABLE BEAL ES- poOn TH, STREET, EXTENDE: tb, 1875, and duly recorded in oir Col motos and at trict of Columbia, ani thereby, ‘we will sell, highest bidder, on SaT: be 22d ‘of July, at 6 o'clock 'p. m., all of ground ‘at & Cox's eubdi- ‘icasant Plains, as recorded in the records of Washington county, the sddition to Washiocton city north of est of 7th street extended, together eribed im; Liber 799. f.lio 290. 5 teen months, de ight por cent. luterest, secured yarchaser’s notea on propert; aucing at purchaser s cost. io six days the sell st risk and oe ores 73-88 6: 0° GREEN AS? { Trasteos H. WABNEB, corner 7th and F ata. AUCTION SALE HOUSE O8 T! y sold. If terms of sale are not trustees reserve the ‘haser in default. LD! TWEEN PENNSYLVAN. uM BTRERT NORTHWEST, Y, July 22.1876, at 6 o’clock ffored at public remises, part of Lot 8. fronting 4 fect on ‘One-third cas elve months, with interest by a deed of trust aucing at pur- with in seven J. T. COLD WELL, Balesman, PeNcanson BBO! EXECUTORS’ IMPROVED AND TARE IN 80UAB ND StH STREET ©, the executors of the ment of James A. Crane, deceasea, witl, by irtue of the anthority c twill and testament, ard admitted to proba of the District of Col anction, on the premise 7. Gay of July, A. lowing » Terms tobe cous; oF VERY DESIRABLE C} st will and testa- ite by the Probate imbia, sell at public PURBDAY, the 25 )e 6. at 6 o'clock p. m , the fol- a Laps ay aattngon: city, D.O., ast. Degiuning at_ point on 8th feet @ inches north from th: er of said square, and runnin, fest, east 24 foot 6 inches, 88 feet 7 ir.ches to an alley, sout along said slley, west 23 ‘West 20 fect. south 2 feet 6 inches, and west begtnn! improved tw the long established ‘Bion House.” at part of square 923, beginning at the corner of Inst described 27 foot, east 89 fest. 1 ineh, south piece, and run- bet a» tm we two ary Lege ys ied ‘Both the above Dg privilege of sn alley. Also, thet part of squars 035, begioning om south K street 62 feet 1 inch west from said square, ani running west 25 foot ‘Also, that part of said re parts fro ye southeast cor- and with that width 87 feet the t above part. fro: AS feet 2 tne! = xt above 4 - K street. and reaning buck with that ‘wid iF TWO-8TO: : ry a5rn STBEB’ pat AUCTION SALES. Homas DOWLING, Auctionser. aL 1 TOP BUGGY. &c.. AT AUCTION On BATUBDAY, (To-morrow) Jaly ¥24, 1876, a8) lock . within my auction rooms, ishall prior collection of the above Sil be i be added, a well-assorted lot of Ladies’, Children’s and Gentlemen's Shoes It THOS. DUWLING. Anuctionser. 48H B. WILLIA Auctioneer, No. 1001, northwest corner 1th and D ats. SALE OF SUPERB P. OR FURNITURS aT vec On TUESDAY, July 25:h. 1576, at 10 e'cik Ser of late stroct aacthter, she eats pomedartiobe: ‘not west, eine me Wi Parlor Saite, up pieces), and manu- 1590. eater Table, heavily ‘One French Pilate and Gilt-frame Mantel Mirror. Si Lace Curtains and Lambreqaias, walnut and gilt « rntce. u Fency Chairs and Card Receivers. pee Turkish Lounge, upholetered in gresn vel coat $s ptigndecme isi Hat Keck, mirror front ané mar 1e base Brossels Rugs and Noor Mats, 105 yards English Byu sels Oarpst, nearly new. "hose wishing to purchase anck oar ved, and very expe: ticles of Purnt 6, for theabore not superior Furniture has only deen in rt tine, and made to onder expressly for 3 ete about to leave the city, and ye-mawed arti¢iesare 0 be soll without r Terms cas WASH. B WILLIAMS, Anct. Cussczay SALE OF IMPSOVED R¥AL ESTE STATED NEAR THE NAVY * By sirtue of a decrce of the Supre~e Con of the District cf Colambie, parse! tn c No. 4.647, Banity Doc the anders: ‘Trustee will offer tor sale. at pub tc auc! front of the premises. on THUBS DAY, the s) Gey or Ausnrt. A.D. W76. at 6 o clock pm ail tra* piece or parcel of ground in the city of Wesbington, District of Columbia, known and dis tirguirned on the o “ lan thereof as t umber twenty seven (27). in hundred anc seventy-seven, (#77), tm- ‘ou @. One-third ca b; balance ing interest from day of sale, a1 A deposit of $t0 required ‘at time of sale. Oonveyarcing at purchaser s cost AMES HOBAN, Trasteo. DUBCABSON BBOF.. Anctioncers, 352) dada Percanson BBOS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ PALE OF LOTS 11 AND 13, IN Us lent 0 Ws WASHINGTOS COUNTY, D o. beari lei the District of Columbia, and at the written rega: of the party secured thereby, we will sell, on Mt DAY, the 7th day of August. A.D. 1576, at 6°30 o'clock p, m., at public auciion, in front of the ituated in Uniowtown, \t remises, Lots 11 and. 12. ‘ashington county, District of Columbia, with the ‘thereon. iupprovements Sea fas oor etertaterm eet mont it eent. est, sect! on ines sold. Oonveyanetn, &c.. at purchase 5 875 deporit at time of Right to resell, pur charer’s cost and risk, if terms of sale are pot com- plied with in ten da; ry CROSS, is20 SOta Be wiibRcen,t Tastes. [DUNCANSON BROS., Auctioncers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ‘BI E: BK AND 5S D TION By virtne of a deed of trust, recorded in Li ber No. 5)53. folio 444, et sey... of the Land Be. cords of the District of Columbis St 6 o'clock p. m’, fu front c Wiltberger’s subd of Pi july, A.D is6, f remises, Lot 13 of ivision of square 442, wiih the im- provements thereon, ALso, immediately thereafter, we will sell. in front of the Premises, the south 35 feet front by tbe depth there- of of lot 32, im square 423, improved by two small brick siores. The parcels of property sre both ited on 7th street northwest, in the most improving part of the city. ‘Terms: One helf cash and balance {a one aad two years; notes bearing eight per cent. interest and se- cured’ by deed of trust on the premise, de posit will ig some pon each pat the time of cost. If the te within seven da} e Trastecs serve the rigbt to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting, purchaser.” _Syls TH JESUP MILLER Trustees. ‘T2048 DOWLING, Anctioncer, TRUSTAE’S BALE © IMPBOVED PROP! STBEETS, BETW E. NOBTHW S8T, AT AUCTI By virtue of a deed of trust, dated day of February, 1873. and duiy recorded in [eal Liber No. 713, fotios 45, et seq., ene of the land. records of the District of Golumbis, and at the re- quest of the party scoured thereby. Publis suction, im front of the ighest bidder, on MONDAY, ¢ J ‘at 3 0% >. m. 7, 1876, ‘clock scribed real estate, situate city of Washing ton and District of Columbia, to wit: Allof lot eight to 3) ighty-eix (36), fronting om 20th street horthwests between Lend Ky nas 8 180, at 534 o'clock p.m. of the same day,and in i the premises, the following-desoritiod real .. seve inning for said part of lot at the southeast oor- a of original lot number sixteen (16), ia said *quare, and runnivg thence due east (40) foot, thence dae south twenty five (25) feet to an opening in a private alley; thence west Siong the north line of said opening, thence due north five (5) feet_nine (9) inches, thence due west twenty (20) feet, thence due north nineteen 19) feet three (3) inches to inning ‘erms: One-third cash; balance in 12 and 18 monthe, with interest at 8 per cent..necared iby dead of trost'on the property sod. posit o' on each piece of property when sold. All conveyaucing baser. = Thomas WEAVER. Trustee, jyis-a THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. peowswan & GREEN, Auctioneers. TBUSTEB'S SALE OF THREE TWO-STORY BBIOK DWELLINGS, WITH CELLAKS, WA- TEE, G. BAY WL Va, ., ON SUUTH SIDE OF t STREET, BETWe Molare AND 16TH STREETS NORTHWEST, (lath, 12:h and 16th houses from 18th street.) Sy virtue of three deeds of trust, dated re- spc ctively November 13th. A. D. 1#73. Novi ber 4th, A. D. 1872, and November 15th. A D. 1872, and du'y reco rt No. 1872, od res) €28, folios 299,297 and 295, one of the land records for the District of Columbta, and at the request of the poriy, secured thereby, I'will sell at pablic anctton, In front of the — to the hig idder, on MONDAY, July 94th,'A. D. 187, at 6:30 p.m ail those certain parcels or lots of gro sitoated inthe city of Washington, in ssid District, and Kuown as Lots numbered uadred and forty- six, (146,) one bundred and forty seven, (147,) and Vand 143,) of James H. intl wine peo apes of juare nambered Ss improvements thereon. These houses will be ‘parate! ““Terms of cae: One-third cash, of which $75 on each bouse must be paid at time of sale; aud the f purchaser in default. cen ne oe eS ULTZMAWN, Trestoe. iyl-a No. 1321 F street northwest. NOANSON BHOS.. Auctionsers, Southeast corner 9th and D streets n. TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPE: TY ON BENTH AND B STBEE’ SOBTH T AUCT By virtue of adeed of trast given to me, and dated 7th day of Jaly, A.D 1876, and Fecorded in Liber No. 78), Yolto 288, et one of the land records . ‘ and ine resell the FRIDAY............00..Jaly 21, 1876. FORTY-FOURTH CoxeR ESS. Closing Preceedings Yesterday. SENATE._ After our report closed — impeachment trial of W. W. Belknap was continued and Mr. Montgomery tiair concluded the opening argument for the de. fence, insisiing upon the innocence of the ac. ented, and arguing against the jurisdiction of the Senate to try. He was followed by ianager Lynde for the prosecution. * HOUSE.—After our report closet — The bill for the protection of the Texas frontier was amended by striking out ail bat the first section, aud as amended it passe. The conference report ou the sundry civil bill was called up audexplained by Mr. Ran- dall, aod passed. ——_—_——--200-- Disposition of Jews arOpe Tu the course of an article upon the condi- Uon of the Jews in eastern Bacee, the Re publique Francaise quotes some interest Statistics as to their numbers both there a) in other countries. From these statistics it *ppears that Jerusalem does not contain wore Ub&n eight or nioe thousand, and that + Jews are rather inore numerous in North Atrica than they are in Judea. Tuere are scarcely any Jews in Italy or Spatm, and tn Grest Britain they do vot form more than one in @ thousand of the Inhabitaats. In France they are in the preportion of four to & Lhousand of the whole population, but this comparatively high proportion is dae to the fact that the Jews are very numerous tu tus departmenis on the German (rontier. Ic the annexed provinces of Alsace-Lor raive the Jews buimber out of a total population of @ million a alf, while in zerland there are 7 Jews toa Popniation of mo: n two million and ahalf. Germany, toc e Polish provinces and Alsace Lorca: more than 51 they number 1 the whole popu Avsirtan Jews lieia, where the: a eighth of ihe whole population, and where, at the rate of increase observed during tue last twenty years, they will eventually be in an absolute majority. The sixty-three million inhabitants of Russian Europe comprise 1,323,199 Jews who, until tne recent decree authorizing ihem to reside in any part of the empire, were confined to certain ly a third of the rovinee of Ga- d. Mora than a million and a half of the Russian Jews reside in the Polish provinces, and as the inhabitants of those provinces number bat 12,113,085, they form more than eleven per centain of the whole population, outnum ering i2e Poles, properly so called, by nearly hair a million. The Jews are sti!l more numerous propor- tionally in the kingdom of Poland ttseif, there belng 753,000, or thirteen per ceatum, in a total population of 5,705,000. In 1867 Hamburg contained 13,427 Jews out of @ total population of 306,507; Berlin 27,56 Out of 699.961; and St. Petersburg only 2 out of 599,128; while in Warsaw there w: 72,776 Jews in @ total population of 222,905. Thely numbers have fncreased since, au they now represent 35.9 per centum of the whole population. The Eruption of Volcanoes. THE REAL CAUSE STILL A MYSTEKY—THE MODERN HYPOTHESIS—CHEMICAL CON. STITUTION OF VOLCANIC VAPORS. The Revue Scientifique of Jaly 1 contains an interesting oa = from a& work ou volcanoes by M. K. Fuchs. Tae author, after reviewing all the different theories hitherto in vogue, distinctly repudiates the botion that voicauoes are in commauiecation with the center of the earth. The real canse of eruption, he says, is still @ mystery; tae modern hypothesis, which supposes tlie cen ter of the earth to de solid, bat enveloped by @ Stratum of rocks In a state of aqueous fusion, over which lies the hardened crust We inhabit, answers pretty nearly to the facts bronght to light by recant tuvestiga- Uon. It is bot tobe doubted that eruption: are owing to a straggle between the vapors contained in the voleanic focus and the masses of lava that stop their issae. These will absorb @ large quantity of the former, butin the end they get saturated, and the remaining vapors force & passage to the ter- restrial surface. The origin of these vapors is stated to be the sea, and provides the volcanic focus with the requisite steam. Ia support of this view the author poiuts to the fact that active volcanoes are ximost exclusively situated near a sea coast. Out of 139 that have had eruptions since the middle of the last century, ninety-elght are insular, and nearly all the others are close to the coast. Another argument in favor of the infiltration of sea water is this: that Lhe chemical con- stitution of voleanic vapors comprises all the substances that disuugaish sea water from fresh, and even in the same proportions. The real volcano is the invisibie focus st ated in the entrails of the earth, and n mere crater exposed to view. The mountain nothing but @ sort of chimney formed by avd for the passage of the lava, and it in- closes @ vast space where the lava accumu lates from tUme to time until it Is expailed by the steam. We may here state that these views coincide with those — by Dr. Montucel in bis Questions Scientiziques, 16 which he considers tne various focuses of vo'canic activity aud so many “uicers” of the terrestrial giobe, and not reaching far- ther down than a couple of miles below the jevel of the See ei eeracnanetenmaips Echves of the Day. The man who once attempted to collect a personal tax from Susau B. Anthony nas been too feeble to leave his house for the last six ae —Itis said that In the case of twins, one of them is guite sure never to amount to any- thing. This statement, however, is to be taken with great caution, or it might lead to the inference that Sam Tliden Sergeant Bates are twins. — It isn’t statesmanship that carries a man successfully through the fashionable circles of Washington society. It’s the facuity of squirting tobacco juice 80 as to hit the ens- pador every time. —The deepest Atlantic soundings (iy miles) nave been found near the Isiand of St. Thomas, and pubiic interest ts chiefly at- tracted to the spot from & belief that it would be & good place to throw Sam Bard over- board with a two hundred pound sinker at- tached to him. — General Sherman seems to be of opinion that if Samson bad had Wendell Phillips's jaw instead of the jaw of an ass, he might <4 slain three times @s many of his ene- mier, —It affords country people real joy, sach weather as this, to direct a life insurance ‘agent to take @ road where he won’t strike any shade for several miies.—{Brookiyn Ar- gus. THE Story oF ANOTHER KIss.—Craker ¥s. northwestern railroaa compauy. In 35 Wis., 657, it ts held that it is unlawfal for a railroad corporation to Kies a female passea- ger against her will. The plaintiff? was a school teacher, about twenty years of age. Belng the only = io the car, tue coa- ductor, naturaily Se. that she would be lonely, sat down nee side and engaged ber 1a conversation. The rest of the affair she thus narrates: He said, “I suppose you are married, like all the rest of tne sctiool marms?” Isaid“No,I am not.” Then he sat up bearer to me and put his hand in my muff, and said, “There is room for two hands in this muff, afn’t there?” I said, “N. there is not for yours,” and jer! iy away. He then said. “My hand is pretty dirty, ain’t it? It looks as though it needed wi ing.” I told nim to wash them, as water was plenty. He then said, “It’s thawing considerable, that’s so.” I had the tassel of my rouff in my hand, tossing “If you don’t stop twisting that you will Wear itout.” I said,*I don’t care ifI do.” He then said “What makes you look so cross?” I didn’t answer him, but tauraed away from him. Pretty soon he up, and a s Jane Gray a was Victory Over [Garman Correspondence Chex yo Tre, There were three young lwties + from London, @nd 1 noticed tb get out of L nbled wiit ne 1th ms bimeelf spectally otmoziou~ watll we ar rived g Hotel. The train reach. ed the 120. m., Mod It was to oy the time we bad seen our rooms and ¢ down Io lo the coffee-room for upper. There were six or eight men sitting at different tables, two-and two, eating and drinking, 1 bul Ove suspesded motion to stare, and stared as if we bad been a weaagerio brought in for exhibition. I felt instaatiy Wwe bad found something new ender the &n¢ took @ sea! Hext the wail, as could best face such folks. We were ali hungry And Uret. | thought these critical otervers pa or Some time took no notice of the: ut mos! them kept up their stare, and, when oar meal was about bait over, one middie aged man, who, | afterward leara- ed, was & merebant-a man ‘of property and standing'—nodged nis companion across the table, turned squarely, ted his eibows on the arm of bis chair, ip bis band, and made his best effort in the most insulting stare it was ible for ® human face to get uw ng It particaiarly to the lacy whe her profile tow: him. I dropped ob each side of my plate, holding my kn and fork points upwards, fixed m- eyes on bis, apd stared untt! I attracted is atten. tion. I know that every man in the room was looking on to see What would come it; and be and I bad one good, } level stare. I would like to have decanter of water at his ead, bi move & muscle; and there we into each other's eyes notil the spirits waich fooked out of bis owned their master and succumbed. I never & man 190k more like @ whipped spaniel thaa be did while be remained la the room. 5 to the table and tried to go oo with it seemed to stick in bis throat his back te ween ved reall occupation while waitin, us to we—and I was in no barry. ‘Phe amusing f iL was tbat the girls whom he in- rd to insult did not know anything about it, and wonderel what I was staring at. We met that man several times after- ward the table d’hote, when the ower t stopped eating, according to the country, to tarn aroand aa % the room, to Klare and bat particular oue never first evening 7 The Queem at Home. Figaro has taierviewed Joun Browa, with the Tolle ng effect 5 the reply. “She gets up abouts in the morn- ing, and has breakfast in her apariments. Tuen she walks up and down the terrace an- Hl she comes in doors to sign her papers. Tae documents are all put ready for ner to #ig0,-with the corner turned dowa where she is to write. But Her Majesty, woman lik Will Insist upon reading most of them, ai in seelng what is inside. However, she rarely makes an alceration. After ‘this. which ojien takes two or tnree hours, she Sees the Princess Beatrice (God biess ber), and bas iunch. Then she will, if it is fine, take @ walk tn the grounds with the Princess Beatrice aud Prince Leopold, when he or ehe will drive out,and | bave to attend her. Then she comes home, and one of the ladies reads to her until it time to for dinner. After dinner the ladies toad to her again, and she looks over pictures and things, nd goes to bed very early.” “The rather a stiff affair, I sup- posev" I said. “Well, stiff is hardly the word for it, yas tho reply. “The guests assemble, ani immer is generaliy an- nounced before Her M. . The minister is waiting, and the ie in- Xited sit @t the table, and there is a pause. Then the Queen enters, everybody rises, her Méjesty makes a bow and sits down, aud the guests resume their seats. Tue footmen serve the dishes in solemn silence, and not a Word is spoken. Her Majesty nsoaily makes two or three remarks during the dinner, but no one speaks unless the Queen speaks to him, and the company is more like a Qua- kers’ meeting than anything else. Betore the dessert her Majesty generally rises, bows and leaves the room; but the guests—iadies and ail—remain. The Princess Beatrice gen: erally leaves with ber mother. Then the Conversation hecomes more general after her Majesty bas ieft, and at the end of the din- ner Lady Biddulph or Miss Cedogan or some- body rises, the ladies leave the room, tue gentiemen remaining standing. Then the gentlemen usually go to the smoking or bi liard-room, and the ladies to the drawing- room. Sometimes the Queen will go into the drawing-room in the course of the even- ing, but not very often. And the gentiemen are all in court dress, which is usually very Ughtly fitting, so they can’t enjoy thelr din- nermuch. I don’t envy th bit.” Danburyana. It is better to do right than todo wrong, if you bave the time. —A voy's love for green peas is crushed ons wees by baving to pick them bim- — General Sheridan has been ordered from Philadelphia to Chicago, aad other active —— &re being taken for avenging Cus- —The Baptist church bad their monthly Meeting for their foreign missions, iast Thursday night. The attendance was not With the thermometer at ninety- eight people have got an impression that the nude savage is a trifle in the majority over the civilized man who is clotsed and in his right mind. ——$—_—_____, A MODERN GrorGE WASHING TON.— Yes- terday moruing a careless mason dropped @ balf-brick from the second-story of a bulld- ing out on Jefferson street on which he was = work. ingore the wall and gianc- ing downward, scovered @ respectable citizen, with his silk hat serunched over his eyes and ears, from & recumbent pos- ture. The mason, in tones of some hbension asked, “Did that brick hit any ove down there?” The citizen, with Cy: aim. culty extricating himself from the giove- filing extinguisher 4nto which his bat had been transformed, —- with considerabie wrath, “Yes,sir, itdid; ithitms.” “Toat's right,” exclaimed the mason, in tones of un- disguised admiration, “noble man! I would ratherhave wasted @ thousand bricks than bave bad you tell me alte about it. Ta’ cident has a Centenn’ oral and 8 large reward is offered to any one who will dis- cover what it is.—( Burtiagton Hawk- Eye. 87 Daniel Sparklia, one of the Judges of the Orphans’ Court of Caaries county, Ma., died last Toesday. 87 The ladies of 1776 wore pinafores, while those of 156 wear ‘em pinned belind.— (Whitehall Times. s7The emperor bas gone, and a good many people who made his acquaintance may say domino.—| New York Herald. &7A well moulded arm is prettier with- out bracelets, besides they are liable to scratch & fellow’s ear. B&0WN-SANSBEI On Thareday, July b, 1876. at Forestvil y Bor. Bd ow. ANDEEW W SassbexRy, both of Prince George's county, Mi { Baitimore Suu please copy | —- +e —___ DIED. BOWEN. On the 10th of Jalv. 1576. at half. + GROW owen, gotteck p. ma Gaones ¥ Bows, ta ch Zeatiof bib age, formerly aaty . the bast forty years s resident of this city. “The triende ofthe fly aa rempectiay” faved eral trom ‘hie tate residence, enue moribwest, on Friday. tbe o’cloz ¥ aly, Mt iloeae, Sicha ok Bp. DUGAN. On the Sot of J § lobg and paiaf Bi 7s wife cf George W. Dugan, formerly of Harser's the of July ‘1876, ot the ROBINSON. July 20, 176, of serrata wi sloert 3 aue L BL ay M2 Fours! Saturday M4 olclock. from FS eeaipledepeenleeinades.t WENGER. July Sist, 1576, at 025 @.m., Jomx eeE=>eRee R.*- Baever, O34 F STREBT. Undertaker. WM. HACKETT wre —__B. F. HARVER,_ eet R.%- Sancue, Cabinet Maker and Undertaker; G18 Live Sraeer Rosrees . “all