Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1876, Page 3

DRY GOODS. Jue END HAS COME AT LAST. wINAL WIND UP OF THE SPEING TBADE. RB OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK U BE SOLD AT COST. EVERY 4 oT 00 yarcs fi ton i 15. Lonsdale Cambrie, Bb. Bi ct our Parasole at cost. CARIERS, 707 Market Spice. PurpLinge Table Demesk. 50, ig Jot of remnants Calle, Uottoa, Dress Goods, SOMETHING NEW. yeres Bicbardson's SHIBTISG Lm yay mag E 9 and 11, in short leugths. from 0 to 7éc. per yard, loss than belt price. 300) yards VIC LAWNS, remnants, at 12}¢c. per aed, ver} five goods an 1 wes. 6, g EDGE. handsome patterns and nc qualities INSOOK DGB, Fy gee, Lad CHIE 1.80 ‘more some pat- Lawns, BS ail kinds, at pore Sik and W: 2 Stef aod 00) pow esses White Organdie LAWS is = LUNES LA 1D rom Me 4 tock of Domestic Gods at Bemembe, ication wm 6 314 Sth st . near P. agent's pr KOWN, 10 P#R CENT. OFF. c TBST ANNUAL DISCOUNT ®ALE AL- LOWIS@ TEN PEB CENT. OFS. ‘In order to rednee our very large stcck of Summer DRY GOODS We offer to buyers for the next sixty days the oxtraorcinar; inducement of 10 per cent. off on the dollar, on all goods in our establish: Our assortment conrists of ail the latest no" for ‘this +ammer season, such as HANDSOME GRENADINES, SUMMER SILKS, LAWNS, SUITINGS, WHITE GOODS, LISES 8UiTs, LACE SACQUES AND SHAWLS, FINS HOSIEBY, UB UMBRELLAS, FANS, &c., ac. ‘This opportuaity shuld not be lost. at. tf WOLFURD 4 SHILBERG, 817 MARKET SPACE, pie ‘Third door from 9th street. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS. have carefally gone over our stock and re- anced prices to the lowest figares, to close out our Femaiping stock of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. jotwithstanding the very low ruling dur- ton the ro have prices still ALL MADE-UP GOODS, ALL UNDEEW EAR, ALL DRESS FABBIOS are lower then ever before, and in quality that can pot be surpassed. From aod sfcer MONDAY, July 10, we close our store at six o'clock jylo-tr NEW STORE. NEW FIRM, our NEW Goods, WISWALL & GWYNS HAVE OPENED A? Bo. 705 MARKET SPACK, NEAB Tru ST, ‘With 8 com plete stock of DRY GOODS, Consisting of New and Dostrabie GOODS jast from Auction. Having taken sivantage of the great decline prices in the parchase of our New Scocz, we sre abled to offer Go xs far below the cost of prod fion. We mention the following special bargains as Deing very attractive: One case exira fine and heavy Quilts, 75 cents. jew Hambura Edgings, very cheap rane Uloth for suite, 5 cents yer yard. jew Lawns a" great redactions hite and Figured Bammer Dress Goods, at 6 Conte per yard. WISWALL 4 GWYNN, iy?-tr_ No. 705 Market Space near 7th street. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. BELLING OFF! SELLING OFF. entire stock at greatly reduced prices. calerdenenret epeiion inestc moe tire stock aa near as possible in the next FOR CASH ONLY; yards Lace tow at 180; worth yards White Jaconet Comprice si 120. ie J. W. COLLEY, je80-tr__ £01, Cor. Sth street and Market Space. D® GOUDS SLAUGHTERED. t TS DBBSS GOODS SACRIFICED. ALE FOB THE SUMMER S8A8O! #1 Grenacipes at half their former price. Bacques. Discount of per cent off Lace ‘BO per cont. taken off Parasols. 10 and 12360. Gre: Vo , worth double. Ladi Best Calo, remuai Lace striped Pique. Victoria Lawns, 12 Percales Ww and ite Suk prime Stra: Ladies Cash buyers jeS0-tr AWNS. Lawns, NS, LAWN3—New stock. sll colors and styles, ja:t reo ived at the eb store in she city. CUNNOMLY's, yext-tr 605 th st.. opportte Patent OMice. JUST OPENED, Large ttock of UNFINISHED SHIRTS AT 50 CENTS. Theve Goods are made welt and only need Duttons, batten oles gu-sets. They surpass sll other Teady-mace cds both as to fitand quality, at THOMPSONS SHIBT FACTORY, S04 F STREET NOBTHW ss, Jetty Leb rot Bufidioe. DBY GOODS CHEAP! . BIBD WYLIE bas reduced Mach of bis exte ve stock, ree. nery in all Drews Gs, Suit Materials, White Goods, Lawns and Summer Young and old can be supplied with Linens for Ladies, Gents. or Obiidren. doscrtin gs and Bub: cheap, and Everything at lowest rates for cash. WH. BIRD WYLIz, 1014 7th street north: "se Patwrns and Qgeney tor Demoreet RARE BARGAINS. jell-e BRODHEAD @ CO., 939 Paya. Avs., between Hh end 1th ots., Ofer EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS in Dre Lingus, Pique, Swiss, Victoria Lawus, Nain- nae ace Biack L: SUR. Tc yard aod tuctuds Pation's Benet, Caines ond Pouson's owe makes, DRY GOODS. UNTIL AUGUST 15, i876, WE WILL OFFER OUR STOCK OF D&Y GOODS aT cost 70 MAKE BOOM FOR FALL GOODS. on Bieces choice style OA LICOBS, at 5 cents; sold MATTIBGS, 17, 18, 20, $8 cents. VICTORIA LAWNS, yard wide, 12 cents. New LAWS, at 10 cents. Yard-wide Pacific PERCALES, 10 cents. Large WHITB SPREADS, 70 cents. era: Moody's Patent Back-supporting CORSET, Black ALPAOAS, 15 conte and upwards. For Goed and heap GOODS call at 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W., _Jy21-eotr C. M. TOWSON & CO. DOWN! DOWN! DOWN! D BICE OUR ENTIEE ATOCK REDUCED IN Fi Ail DBESS GOODS redaced about & per cent. 1, $1 2 and g1.50. Pins action. frost Paratole, 25 per cent. redaction. Best White shirts in the city st Toder * birts from 252. to @1 Lace Bacques at your own price. Frank Leslie's cut psper PATTEENS. GEO. J. JOHNSON & 00., ‘711 Market Space. RAILROADS. BAStD0kE np on10 RAlsRoaD. JULY 77H, 1876. LEAVB WASHINGTON. Baltimore, Ellicott City and stations. Baitimore, Annepolis, and stectu sa 2 siatat pelle, and way 28, i Sem ane ——— 7:10—Baltimore and Alexandria Janction. EilGiew York, Patlatephia ond Boron Ba- press, ‘To Cape Mey, Tocetay, Thuisday ard Beturday, by Doak via New Vasile: d 4 rail. farlor Oars. Buaday, ope at Way Stations, and connects for Borkoley, Door Parks Oakland. ered * ark, le ‘Valley Road. Par- 125, finished. 3319-20 trata urday. Hagers- town inohester. Sleeping cars to Uhi- cago. Cincinnati and ttle, 6:45—Baltimore and Way Bta:ions. (Connects for Anuspolis on Bucday.) O0— Philaaeiphra and Baltimore Bxpress. 5—Baltimore and way stations. §S:40—Pitisburg. Dut nv connection berent Sar. fveburg by train leaving Sunday nig! Wsy Stations on Metropolitan Branc! Fleepers. 9:00—Balttmore. Bladensburg, Beltsville, Leu- 10:00 fe York and Phsladelphia Might Bzprass} 10:05—Baltonire aad principal way stagione, 10:40—Martinebarg and way stations, Metropol!- 2 Branch. \s St Bzpress. © 1, Colt 11:30—St. Lows Goteaeo, om betardey jum! Decr Par! Lousville. 9:35 1:40, 6:25, 6:45. , 60, 10:00, 10:06 and 11:36 trains Gafly, except Sunday. io for Bagerst: or Val- io connect is Sanday tof Bagerstown or Val, into at the Baltimore of etiearireat reer cnd a3 jext, whore orders will be token cheoked and received at any point S. SHABP, Master of Transportation. LE. General Ticket ent. BS KOONTE: General Agent, apll-tr 1876 rennV¥t¥ania 1876 ROUTE 10, 6, ean end Parlor at the Offces:— U IVERSAL R.R. TICKET OFFICE. BAILBOAD TICKETS to oF from all points bovght. exchanged or setd at & reduction of ONR DOLLA’ ‘Upon any other office or de} fm this kets good till ased. Appiy oo 04 Tt ened. Bananas 997 Peon PROPOSALS. ¥ ‘ATIONEBY. PeerosaL TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 7, 1576, Proposals for furnishing Stationery ‘for the Pealed fiscal year ending June 30, 1877, will received at this il the Sih day of August, 1876 Bt o'cleck m. Blank {forme for bidding will be furnishsd upon n. ‘Lhe bide will be considered an4 accepted or re- item, aud thie advertisoment aud the 80 far as accepted by the Secretary of the . and the bond sccompanyiag the sam: shall constitute the contract between the gever: ment and the bidder or bidders, aad no fursher con- tract will be executed acted for must be furnished trom hve ¢5 tm dur a Year, (0, quantities t to orders from ; Tire auantitice Will. however, be called fer during nD signed by the individual = outa oven om 7 United States of sureties faratshed v ‘under it, and the the contract. deliveries will be subject to inspection we ‘Gctailed for the iF pee bi ihe fcoretacy ot and the delivery of an inferior a — cause to annul the cle be tract, of » Delivetive we su'be free of charge et the Treasury pe Re Sears ts comedy with ony ope ort cader re penalty of the |, wf the Secretary of the ‘Treasury mar direct the purchtse, in open market, ottach quantities of any articioe he shall be neces: sary to supply the caused by such fail ure. apd ioe on ag ity per centum of the price which it be found necessary to "Proposal ; bye m1 satisfactory bond considered, and contracts will be award- Ta ouly to established manvlacturcre of, or dealers the articles. mickti" Fropnas or bene eons ‘HITESIDS. Candy store. | LADIES’ GOODS. & AT COST, brrapis sn Hino "S SAILOR HATS, SAE eS es ea LSE TASES CREP! EZ CHINE JABOTS, DUCHESS LACE 3D in Bick and LINEN HANDEEBOHIEFS, pa Srsortment of FANS. ‘HOMPSON’S GLO’ [NG CORSETS, &c. re JP Palme” 5538 tr 1109 P Street, betwoen Lith and 13th. MILLIN ERY avd LACE WORK Gone at the shortest notice and in the best etyles. ‘ON and 20, also vapour oD notice: or 1209 Pee nae EMBBOIDESY on Nainsook and jwies. New stock, beantiful quality and st 910. worth 918 Piesese corn done in the short: EV'S, Gos dinet copponts Patent Oboe war ee 715 GREAT BEDUUTION 7]5 im LADIES BEADY-MADE SUITS, OVER SKIBTS AND BASQUES, And LADIES UNDEBWEAB. PABASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS at half price, FLOWEBS, HATS, RIBBON, ra MILLINER’S GOODS less than cost. JUST RECELVED— A large sssortment of HAMBURG EDGES and ECBU LACKS selling at a reduced price. CORSETS and KID GLOVES ina great varicty. HUMAN HAIR very low at 8S. HELLER’S, JelT-tr 716 MARKET SPAOB. {BENG IBS, from auctions. * eae oe hand, which will be sold at their real val CONNOLLY’S, 60% 9h st., opposite Patent Office. UES, @5, rednoed RUBE TPL SACU, pot a bosmh thet ear ir Opporire Patent Office. ed MISS E. A. McCORMICK, ‘97m STRERT, (ST. CLOUD BULLDING, Daily receiving all the latest Novelties in D STRAW BONNETS, HATS a a NA by Sd Ladies of Washington and vicinity are tnvitea to call and examine. aph-tr MADARE L. P. SEANNERET Has just received ® fice assortment sOmukR BONNETS AND ROUND BaTs, which she will open on TUESDAY, tay 33d next, at 1209 Pennsylvanis avenue, my!3-tr = VERMILYa’s aah LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO ORDEE aT S10 Oth Strest, Oppostta Patent Qhes. Pe om band, @ fine stock of LADIES’ BUOTS French K: es English “* * - weno 6 French Pebble * Sean 2 These Goods are all made at my establishment end are teed to nal to raorentes be eq’ : any work meau mar2s-tr 348. H. VERMILYA. STEAMER LINES. CLYDE'S NEW_EXPRESS LINE, BETW PHILADELPHIA o + Fevurning, OW M STEA TOR: MBEES LEAVY 8. DAY at 13 m LeAVE it eT! GEORG. a7 marked “Georg -D Oo. WMP. OLYPE&0O., @. F. HYDE, 12 South Wharves, 59 Water street. jy tr Philadciphia. Georgetown, D.O. STzAuEE “ HA © 6th street W! WEDNESDATS For charter four jes. jel6-tr EW DEPARTURE. LYDE’S WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA. “poston ABD PROVIDRNGE STRaMsaiy ‘The steamers of the above line will leave Philadel- ee for ct returning, will les Jobnacn’ ere every MONDAY seard /reigats, Through bi seikAts. from the above ports Geltvery ot 4 3 and Tis an TADY OF THE LAER foot éth_street, "WEDNRADAY pe) m, for Nor- tea? Norfolk. Tar Fe: ™, Fare, @4; round trip, ‘unt used. TOMAO RIVER LANDINGS. Beemer JNO. W, THOMPSON inaree Com wharf, foot of éthstreet, every TUESDAY, at 72, m., for Cui inte Trioman and rmediate ings, and every FEIDAY.at7 a. , for Coan River, stopping “Foriutormetion spay st the office of the Oom- 7 4 the Metropolitan Bank, th ‘Treasury, or to the =— CUNARD LINE. With the view of dialarihing the chazces of ol jew of dimintsl pees of col- liston, the steawers of thie line takes specified Se = ra ait ty fon neenstown to ew rd passage fro1 York or Boston, orcestug meridian of 60 at 43 at —— to the north <8 8 ing the mer ny » crows) ridian of 50 at 42 lat. ‘or nothing 10 the north of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN aan MAIL STEAMSHIPS. y GBD NEW YORK AND LIVER- POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. From Dew Yorn.) From New Yor. Algeris......Wed., July £6 Algeris......Wed., Aug. 90 Bow Wed., Aug. 2 Bornris.... Wed.. 4 Abyssivia. Wed., Avg. 9 Abyssinia..Wed.,fept. 13 * Bussii Wed., Aug 16 * Bussia...... Wed., Sept, 20 Bes thia......Wed., Aug 23 Scythia... Wed., Bept. 17 pave ry follow ing WHDERSD ET nd RA TUR. irs jew Yor! Steamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- gers —Cabin, 650, 8100 and 8190, sid, accordtrg to sccommodatien, "icker to Parte, Gingold eddliioual. Wetura tickets oa favorable tel bteerage i x at yery ioe Tusees Throuau pis oflending giver for Belfast. Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and ‘ontinent. and for Meditet a ports. frolght and geavpiy st the Companys offee, 5 to SNGLISH, SWISS AND AMEERICAR Htn ie Et 3385) perty w! sold. st the cost of the purelaser. THowas WEAVER, Trastes. THOMAS DOWMING, Anct. Deows2an & GREEN, Auctionesrs, TROSTERS SALE OF THREE TWO-STOR KRIOK DWELLINGS, W BLLAKS, WaA- TER, GaS,. BAY WINDOWS, &c.. ON SOUTH OF T STKERT. BETWEAN i4ru AND ern STREETS NOETA WEST, ( 14th, 5th and 16th houses from J8th street.) 485 virtue of three deeds of trust, dated re- iw,ctively November 8th, A. D 1872, Novem er Ist No. jaad recoras for at the reqcest of the til sell at public naction, to the hig best bi D. 1876, at 6:30 p. m., ground sitaated District 297 and 295. 01 the District of Cotambh: eS secured thereby, in front of the premixes, MONDAY, July 941! . = a oe parcels or lows athe city of Weehiugton, tne known as Lots numbered ene hundred *ix, (146,) one bundred acd forty seven. one hundred and forty-eight. 4 Darrow’ssnbdivision of part oj me Spe nambered two bundred and six, ( * sald enddivision ts duly recorded in the Sarvevor's office of said city, ip liber B. D. Cooke. No. 1, folio 140, together with These houses will be jt. with ia six deys at HOLTZMAN, Trastee. Neo. 1321 F trees northwest. 8. WABNEB, corner 7th and F ats. TBUSTER'S BALE OF & TWO-STORY FRAME DRSELGING, Ro. 473 HSTSEET SOOT: By virtue of s deed of trast dated March 1th. A. D. 3878, duly 1eoorded in Liber Ho. 712, folio 02, ove of the land records for th: District of jumbia, the req party secured thereby, 1 shall sell. at ion. in front of ‘TU! 2 DOWD a8 part of and twenty-nine (29) dred and pinety-elget (498. same at point on H strest south. distant fourteen (4) feet cast from tte northwestern corner of. pumbered twenty-eight (23); thence east twenty fret; thence south one hundred and twenty tws feet and four (4) inches; thence west thence north one hundred and tw and four (4) inches to the pl geiber with the improvements, £9. “er ne-fourth cash; balance st 6,12 8 months, with 7 per cent. interest, secured by adset of trust. A deposit of $100 at time of sale, and all convevancin ‘at parcbaser: complied wit! x - cost, Terms to be ““W. 8. TAPPAN, Trustee, Jel3-2aw&ds 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED antil MONDAY, July 94th, 1576, tame ir and glace. TAPPAN, Trastee. jyl3-ws,a¢s J, T. COLD WRBLL, Salesman. = 3s: UCTION G. Joly commenciog 6 -§ Our sales: oct, ag'meral Sssortm ant 0: second- band Furnitare. Aso. W denen Wood-seat Diniog Cuatra Or, Lot Oi4 Dvors, Blinds, Sash, Show Wiad Lumber, @e. it ANSON BROS., Anctioncers OREN, Broker Aactionsers. No. 412 7th street northwest. VALUABLE BUSINESS PRO! TY on SOUTH- Waet OoRNE OF THIR: “s K STRESTS, 1€LAND, ig PUSLIO SALE. o the Dist srction. in from of the August 1st. 1876, at 6 o'clock pm, the feet 8 inches front on 3d street weet. of Lot Bo. in square No. 843, by a depth of feet on ut! rect, an alley three feet wide, with the _ provements. covsisting of a storercom anc dwelling. ‘Term: Une third ssh; balance inequai instal Ments in 6,12 and 16 mouths, the pucchsser to give his r tor the deferred le ARUSI, Trastee. M.O.LUETR&LL Salesman ct TRUSTER’S SALE PcRT LOT 26, SQUARE 251, AND IMPROVEMENTS, By virtue or tt me cirected, necarded ip ibe ri, Yolto tacos AM » land records for Washington county.” D. © by directton of the party » + on WEDNESDAY the 2d ein the city of ad ds:inguished ty six (26), in (331), aud ‘im. ale: One-balf cash: balance six and twelve months. witn futerest at per cent, 100 cash down at time of aale. » BOSWELL, Trustee, 3524.27 .29.aue1.2" _& L. OKOWN, anct. peowaman & GREEN, Anctioncers. . BET 3p ANO 47a NURTH- WEST, GONSiST: oF TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING ASD LOT, 1Sigx51. By virtue of » deed of trust, bearing date December 9th, a. p. reocrded in Liber No. 770, folio 145. one of the land records for the District of Golambia, and a: the re- quest of the party secared thereby. I will sell at he public anctioa, in front of tae premises, to the high- est bidder, on THURSDAY, August 34, A. D. 1576, it that piece or i of ground. city of Washington, io sa'd District, of two, (2,) in paid at time of eale,) avd the balsace ia six and twelve months, in equal payments. to be secar- ep ty purchaser's notes bearing interest from day of saie at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum ant.l paid, end & deed of trust on the Cm oid rold. Con- Yeyaucing and recording st parchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied with in stx dai ter eale, the Trustee reserves the right Fisk and cost of defaulting purchaser. WM. F. HOLTZMAN, Trustee, jy-a jo. 1321 F strest northwest. jaune GUILD, Aucitoneer.—Large, importent “| 8 stock of and henest sale at auction of the sarpla Db A, Kiog Chandler, 2 7a street, 638 ia avenue, near reet. I. A. King Chandler, ja view of the terrible condition of the b ‘of the aaa . With ,Ut reserve, underbidding, or any ay kind whatever, a large lot of bry honest way. All goods offered aud bid truthfully represented aud sold. asl who has brought dow: Foreign Domestic Dry Goods the District of Colnmoia, 1 claim the patro the people. Bate will commence THU&~DAY 27) at 10 o'clod ‘uly morning and afternoon. No seles All goods soid in the day time. jy2i 4t TO-MORROW. ASH B. WILLIAMS, Ancttoneer, No. 1001, northwest corner lth and D sts. SALE OF SUPERB come FURNITURE aT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, July 25th, 1576, at 10 o’clk ® m., {shall sell at No. 1403 H_ street, cor- ner of 14th street northwest, the following Bemed articles: Walntt-frame Parlor Suite, up- jecee),and manu- holstered tn greon velvet (eiabt facvured to order, and cost 864. Coe Sneat I gprs Center Table, heavily ‘and very expensive. «Te Broach Plate Walnut and Gilt-frame Mantel Superb Lace Ourtains and Lambrequias, walnut and git crnice. Boantifal Fancy Obairs end Gard Bocoirers. fine Tarkish Lounge, upholstered in green ‘ali Hat Rack, mirror front ané mar- 1s Rugs and Door Mats, 105 yarés English Bin sek nearly new. ‘Those wishing to purchase such articles of Purni- tore abc uld not fall to attend tae sale, for theabove eccion ot superior Furniture has only in bort thine, aud made to o-der expresslpfor ow ure BO about to leave the city, aud the abuye-named stticlosare to bo sold without re- re. ‘Terms cast. “0 “WASH. B WILLIAMS, Auct. DEXNCANSON BBOS., Auctioneers. LE OF VERY DESIRABLE Ru 99s. FRONTISG ON Tieere sOUrE We, the executors of the last will and testa- ment of James A. Crane, deceased, wil, D virtue of the suthority conferred upon us by: seid inctwill and tes: nt, whic yoven spd admitted ty probete by Bourr of the ‘District of Columbia, sail a auction, on the premises. on TUESDAY fowine roger ‘situate in Washington mi + ‘al on ‘rend streets gro aa pol pe north from 1 € dsome ry south 10 feet 6 inches west 23 t-et 1 inch, south 10 fest, ‘west 20 feet. south 2 feet 6 inches, and west 40 feet, to the beginning. improved by the long established restaurant known as the “Union House.” Also. that part of sqasre 933, begianing at the piece, and ran- northwest corner of Jast described . rui ping thenoe north 27 feet, east 83 fect 1 inch, south 20 feet along an alley, west 88 feet 7 inches. south 7 feet, ard west 24 feet 6 inches to begi proved by ® two story brick house. Both the above vilege of an siley. wor on south southeast cor- Tunping west 25 feet and above part, frontiog 17 fest 7 inches on said K Con pane Mee of back with that width 37 teet i mn | Ver inaigo tng parton re immediately wont of t }. frontin, ry s nal Semed meeecoten un aa lara ea vim prove Also. part of said square immediately west of bo’ art fronting 15 feet 4 inches on said Hstrect, and running beck with that width 83 fest ‘sale: One-fourth cesh; balance In three causl pastnnte,S¢6; 18 and 18 niouthe, secured oo ‘with thterest at 8 per cont. per jece at day of sais. ‘days, oF right to os CARRIAGES. Weare selling, at greatly reduc LANDAUS, LANDAULETS, CLARENCEA, COACHES, OOUPES and COUPELETS. Ow Patent Onmierbalenced From FIVE- LIGHT LANDADUS, and FALLING FRONT BERLIN COACHES are the lead- We quarantes our work to be FIRST CLASS, and to please in every parttoular. No tuigement of ow rights, under the above H. KILLAM & OO,, 99 CHESTNUT STREET, Goct- wathly SEW HAVEE.OOnE. ONS BUNDRED (100) BARRELS PUBE CIDER VINEGAR, Ds STOUR AND FOR SALE AT LOW PRIOND PURITY GUARANTEED, IHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED ESTATE SITUATAy NEAK THE By virtue of a decree of the & f. the District of Volambii jo. 4. ‘Trustee will offer tor sal front of the premises on DAY. the 34 day day oF Aureat, AD, 1578. st 6 clock pm all tha* cel of gronnd in the city of w ict of Columbia, knowa and dis- u sad seventy-seven, (977), tm- proved by a Frame Hou Terme of sale: One-third ca h; balance fa two equal tzstallments, at stx and twelve mouths re- spectively, to be secured by notes of the purchaser bearing interest from day of sale, sud a reserved Len. A deposit of $20 required ‘at time of tale. Oouveyarcing at purchassr’s cost JAMES HOBAN, Trastee, DUBOABEON BEOF., Auctionsers. x2) d&da {poscasson BsOs., TRUSTEES’ FALE OF LOTS 11 AND 12, IN U? 1yN1OWN.W 48HINGTON UOUNTY, . By virtne of a deed of trast, dated May I7U . D. “569, and recorded in Liber T and B, No 11, folio 445 et veq., of the the District of Colum! of the party secured thy DsY, the 7th day of c 1576, at 5 o'clock p. m., st pudlic ancdon, in front of the emises, Loe 11 and 1?, situsted in Uniortown, ‘ssbipgton connty, District of Columbis, with the ingto: oh ict o! with ge eared t . ‘e.me of sule: One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 F sent. interest, socared on the prem- 14. eyancing, &0., at purchaser's cost. 875 deposit at time of sale. Bight to resell, at pur- charcr's cont and ris, 1f terms of sale are not c>m- plied with in ten das, B i520 Sua o wHeRcen,t Testes. Bs virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Li- ber No. 813, folio 444, et seq.. of the Land Be- Columbia, we will sell. cords of the District of ou THUBSDAY, the 27th day of Ju'y,A.D iss, at 6 o'clock p. m . in front of the premises, Lot 13 of Wiltberger’s subdivision of square 642, with the La- provements thereon. : Aso, immediately thereafter, we will sell. in front of the Premises, the south 35 feet front by the depth there- of of Jot’ 12, im square 423, improved by two small brick stores. ‘thwest, in the most improvi: of the city, ‘Terme: One helf casb and balance {2 one and two years; Lotes eerias per cent interest and se- cured by ceed ust om the premises d+ posit will berequtred upon each parce! of a the time ofsa'e. Conveyancing, &c., at purchaser's cost. Af the terms of sale aro not’ complied with Within seveudays from day of sale the Trastess ra- serve the Fighs tas the property at the risk aud cost of the irchaser. ARTHUR FANDALL, iy15 FH. JESUP MILLER. § TEBstors. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TaUsreRs SALE OF TWO-STORY PRICK NG, RORTRERLY ONS OF THESE NEW JEBSEY AVENUE, 803, ios the premicen, ‘THURSDAY, Jul o'clock ome MOANSON BROS.. A' PSNR nna St 2 Beton USTEE’S SALB OF TWO-STORY FRAM: ba a a Fy ‘aor STBEST Bi sid Jaly 24, 1876, An Awfal Death EYDROPHOBIA FROM THE BITE OF A DOG EIGHT MONTHS aGo. {Chicago Tribune, Juty 15 } The medical fraterpity has long deen « *°Ged upon tbe question as to whether tue bite of & dog, not Known to be rabid, neces. sarily resulted in hydrophobia. Yesterday & case happened within this city that will go far towards convincing any one of skep. Lieal ideas that the bite of @ canine may re sult fatally months after its tafiiction, and Ai the same time may serve as a lesson to physicians who are in the habit of treating such injaries in the most trivial manner. to is the ofa young man named Patrick, O'Neil, which trans- pired atone o'clock yest morai: ine and Taylor streets. Last November he was bitien upoa the left thumb by a small terrier dog, owned by bis tmployer. and, although the wound inflicted Was severe, not much notice was taken of it. The dog was destroyed, and the wound Gressed by Dr. Lee. It ed rapidly, giv ing }o trouble at all to the young man. ant Polsing wes thooghtof the matter until ast Froday evening, when the poor fellow awoxe to flod bimself barking like # dog, aod +uffrring the most Loteuse pain, which war avs mented into craziness at the sight of any bright substance or water. Consciousness almost Ue jast, enabling the man to give directions comfort, nad to tell his troabies his friends who were near him. y his malady had developat to ban extent that he was removed to the 1s’ Hospital,on the corser of Catamet Avenue and 25th street, and there he tlngered out the tittle life left in nim. From the mo- ment of ibe iret symptoms of the diseace nis bods Knew no rest, and the poor victim kept up @ most fearful bowling and barking until the moment of bis death. By bis owa direction he was tied firmly to the bed, hand- cuffed and padde', to preveat himseif from being torn to bits tu his frenzied mania for biting all that came before him. fie begged repeatedly to be smothered or shot, and when life became so faint that toe bra’ act, he relapsed into @ spasm such canine race exhibit when in the last stage of poisoning. O'Neil was ouly 20 years of age, and bas no relatives other than @a uncle ta this country. He was a member of St. Pa- trick’s Benevolent Society, and by them he will be buried at 10.30 to-day from the hos- pital. —$$—$—______ The Ham irders, THREATENED ARREST OF COLORED MEN. The Augusta (Ga.) Coronicle and Seatiuel of Tuesday, 18th inst., saya: “F lay @ number of South Carolinians Were in consultation at the Central Hotel. Among them was Dr. Merriwether, father of T. McKie Merriwether, who was shot ia Hamburg on Saturday night, the sth tos. The consultation resulted in the determiaa- tion to have warrants issued for members of the colored company tn Hamburg, chargia them with marder, riot, insurrection, an: conspiracy. In the ai oon we learned from the best authority that, at the instance to those o! By Savurd ® the of Dr. Merri wether, warrants had been issued for the arrest of 35 negroes, ali members of the company, charging them with the crimes above enumerated. The les named in the warrant will probably be arrested at ones. A prominent citizen of Edgeficid county telegraphed to the sheriff of Aiken county that ifsuch warrants were issued to let the parties against whom they were 1s- sued Know at once, and th selves in his way so that wou! trouble in making the arrests. The investigation before Trial Justice Riv- ers will, in all probability, occupy several days more. We were informed yesterlay tbat the Hemburg corps was not a militia company organized under the laws of the state of South Carolina, but was an inde- pendent affatr altogether. Tae militia com. pany which did exist in the towa was dis- banded several years ago, and the arms placed in a store ia the Village. Last May & number of negroes got together, organized a company on their own responsibility, and took possession of the arms without leave or license. The officers were not com nis- sioned by the governor. If this is actually the case it pats another phase on the matter. DEAD AND ALi ve—An Insane Patient who is Buried, and Afierwards Cofron's His Father.—_Edwin L. Hartley, 18 years of ag the son of Geo. W. Hartley, au ex-police o ficer, residing at 613 south 10th street, has for some time past beea confiaelin the de- ent for insane of the Philadelphia ospital, he being afflicted with softening of the brain. On Friday of last week a tele- ri jie dispatch informed Mr. Hartley that Eis antoriahate sou was dead. He at once bastened to the hospital, but found that the ‘pre had already been cofflied, and tat decomposition had set in 80 rapidly that the bespital authorities had ordered that the 0x be not opened. The death was rezu larly anounced in the obituary colamnus of the various newspapers, but none of the Hartley ‘amily, from the time of the death, jooked upon the face of the corpse. Tue funeral took place from the 10th street res! detce, proceeding to Mt. Moriah cametery, the frie:ds of the family witocssiug the burial avd sympathizing deeply witn them. Oo the following day Mr. Hartley visited ward No. 1 at the hospital, where hie soa had bea confiued, for the purpose of odtain- lug some trifling articles. Imagine his as- topishment when the face of his dead boy confronted bim. It was no spiritual pue- nomenon, however, but @ solid, substantial reality. It was his owa so2, alive and in ex- cellent physical health and spirits. Tae ta- vestigation institute dev tne fact thata young man named Hartzell, alflicted with softening of the brain, and having a resemblance to young Hartley, had been copfined in the department for the insane, and he it was who was pogalding way beneath the shaded lawns of Mount Moriah. Hartzell has relations residing at 2 street and Girard avenue, who claim that as the hospital authorities were to blame for the mistake they are liable for the expeases of the faneral.—[ Phila, Times, 22d. A FLicHt, PoRsuIT AND Hasty MAR. RIAGE.—Miss Bessie Silberstein, aged 1 the pretty daughter of A. T. Silberstein, well-to-do Hebrew resident of Union Hill, N. J., became acquainted about six moaths zo with Benjamin Sherry,ax employe of the Weehawken Oil works. Toe parents of Miss Silberstein discouraged the intimacy. The two lovers, however, planned an elope- ment, which was carried outon the 29th of June. Sherry brought Miss Silverstein to 230 east 86th Street, where she passed as his sister and under the nameof Miss Hattie Ryan. The father employed a detective, and Sherry, feariug discovery, induced Miss Siiberstein to take service under the namo of Lottie Schmidt in a family named Heia- ert, (3 208 east Piney ae SR St about two days ago. ng nerry visited Heiuert’s and told the family that nis Sister was needed at home on accoaat of sickness. When Mr. Silberstein foand them they were married. SENTENCE FoR UNNATURAL CRIME— Vinceneia Lizzto was convicted in the Kings Mark Twain adiaus When Mark Teale ieee resigned bis clerkship to the Unite? States Senate Com- mittee on 7, was partiy coment following atvice con the treatment of the lodiaus in the Wrst: “1 next went to the Secretary of War, who was not inclined to see me ai al! watil be learned that I was connected with the jovernment. If I bad not bees on important usiness I supp #6 I wouid pot have got tn. ight (he was amoking at we = yy told bim 1 bad no tte wi Is defending the parole ute Uons of Gen. Lice and is comrades iu erm is bat I could not of bis method fighting with the Indianson the piaips. 1 said be fougbt too He ought to et them more eet them piace. where be mt rovisions enough for both parties, bAve @ general massacre. I said there was nothing so convincing to av in. dian as @ general massacre. If he could not Spprove of the massacre, I said toe next surest thing was soap and @ducation. & and education are Dot as sudden asa mae- acre. but they are dead because @ haif massa It undermines bis Constitution, the foundation of his being. ‘the Ume bas cruelty has become unuecessary. Ln soap And @ spelling book on every Ind that ravages the piains, and le’ them die! How SHE ManNacep itis my bat done?” tuquired a cold looking laayat a Gare cago millinery establishment one pleasaut this wee! ma'am.” politely responded the it wil) be it the store proprictress ventured toi “How do you like it, ma'am?” «1's simply horrid!” was the reply “But it is Just as you ordered il,” pleaded the maker of the head- wear. “Yes, something as I ordered,” was the short and sneering answer. “Dm real sorry, bat—" “Well, never mind,” broke in the buyer, With set Lips; “what's the expense?” “a-b-0-u-t $1, ] guess,” sald tbe shop-wo- man, timidly. The money was paid over, and the bonnet ordered ap to the house, whoa tue purchaser pranced out upon the id immedt~ ately exciaimed toan accom, it perfectly iovely?” replied the friend, “it's ravish it how could you talk eo fo tast womant> “Talk so!” exciaimed she of the bounet: “why, if! bad let ber Know how mach I liked the bat, that woman would certainly have charged me $10; bat now, you see, I've quire SOU It for &:.” The other woman sald she had not thought of that, but would profit by her friend's ripe experience, and never like UDUI after she bad bought it. A LITTLE Bor B: INBY A DoG A Year AGo sow EXHIBITS SYMProms oF HY- DROPHOBIA...J. H. tsworth, living in Liberty township, uh yas in the city yesterday witha eleven years old, whom he brougtt here for Geatment by Messrs. Baile: id Hart. boy exhibits sympioms rd umes. A year ago this little fellow was bitten by a neigh dor's dog. The dog was instantly killed, aud the wounds be bad inflicted were believed to have been cured an article agaip ver, symptoms of hydrop: Du ing Unese spelis he would atiempt bark like a dog, and when they first came on be would almost invariabiy start from home for the house of the neighbor who pre- viously Owned the Gog that bit him. Oa several occasions, Mr. Betsworth says, the boy, while in these fits, has takea bones from the house,and carried them into the field and buried them, afver digging holes with his hands, and in other ways bas seemed to be possessed of the nature aud pe- cullar Instiness of the dog, even exhibiting & decided preference to crawling through fences, after the fashion of dogs, aod when here were open passage ways close at hand, These freaks of the chiid appear singular, to say the least. It is doubtful if the phyal- claps can give him a anent relief,— (Sioux Cixy (Towa) Journal Tue Last Duew in New O&.kaNns.—Two young gentlemen of the second district of Unis city, accompanied by Lueir respective friends, met at7 o'clock yesterday moratug under the oaks, at the intersectioa of the Marieny canal, to settle an affair of honor. The affair arose from a challeage sent toa relative of ove of these gentlemen, and a cer- tain spicy corres; lence Which alverwards between Jatter. Once in the feild, command by bis adversary. were fenciny Who was wound the con! ‘ae arms used Swords. One of the gentlemen, eft handed, receiv: @ slight on the muscle of the arm, which, as ysicians t stated, prevented a juance of the fight. Both of these gen- Uemen acted With mach valor and sany froit The seconds on bown also the greatest courtesy to- wards €ach other. Tue challenging party, oon oe duel was — ae his hand versary, expressing much regret at the occurrence, and the wish to maintain fo the future the most friendly relations with bimself and family. The shook bands and returned the city, ac- companied by their friends.—{New Orieans » July V6. EE BrCGING a GRave.—Thne most touchin: episode of real life that we have wituessed in many a day was presented b; mother pone A who wandered of the city fris jess, homeless and penni- less, with @ dead child in her arms, looking for @ grave for the little one. Tae —— was Scran' an train, taking her sickly child, about eight months old, along died in its mother’s arms while the train was in motion, and when she came here she sought some of the poor directors to aid her in her deep distress. Sbe was successfal in fiuding Mr. Douglass Jay, a member of the Providence poor board, who took Une faveral of the dead waif in charge. and committed it no oaere at Uadertaker Raub.—| Scraaton ican. FALL OF AN AEROLITE.—Mr. Al. White, the engineer, while on watch at the door of the Weatherford engine house, about 4 o'clk yesterday moruing, was startled by a sary report like that of @ pistol, and instantly following some heavy snbstance fell into the Street a few feet distant. Mr. W. searched for the mysterious missile, and found im- bedded in the hard street @ peculiar dark stone, of the a of dark fitot, and weighing about two ads. Toe stone was broken to pieces and examined during the day by several scientiic gentiemen, wuo —_ 1L&@ genulne meteoric substance. ¢ probable solution is that the explosion occurred at a greater distance than was Bap- posed, and thai this was bulasmall fragment Of & large wroilte.—[ Louisville Cour Jour., 1th. s7-The deaths ta New York last week were 997, @ decrease of 301 from the previous week. he 233 of July, 178.by re Ick A. ~qy ¥ 4 pieassecps!. = o'clock, GERT REDE ‘Best, ta the 6th year of funeral © @ place from the resideace of . jonnson. 310 H sirect northwest, on Tuce- Sth, ats yt Aah a de ae |