Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1876, Page 3

tm proved ‘there is one Woent Shirt then "ees Sure by rE of $0 DRY GOODS. TUE END HAS COME AT LAST. FINAL WIND UP OF THE SPRING TRADE. EVERY YARP OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK TU BE SOLD AT COST. $00 yards best Ualteo, beautiful strie. 5. £00 yar tifal Lawns, Sand 10, ‘cont 5S, 707 Market Spree. Pure Lh Table Darevsk, 80. Tot of remnants Calics, Uottoa, Dress Goods, mere, do Je width , 78 ‘at real comt. . ‘eclore our store until September Ist shout 7 o'clock pm jyld-tr SPECIAL NOTICE. SOMETHING NEW. 1000 yac*s Bicbardscn'’s SHIRTING LINENS, ‘Bes. 6,7,3.9 and 1, in short lengths. from 80 to 7éc, per yard. less toan balf price. are cers Sze goede. yerd, Ls DGB, handsome ana! = S ay N4iNSOOK im jt 93 Soc 'Ladiee” HB pure Linon 25 OBIEFS 1.80 par doz: money. bare Cindy ue at Bie Jirwaoikes EDGE, Pe kinds, at = - Sik and Wool, io Str A [=a tie LAW for Overdresses. White Ora: ol id ard Plais. White LINEN LAWS, ail qualities We to SI. z & fall stock of Domestic Go-ds at agent's prices. Bemembe: hcetica Ww. M chown, i719 te #0. 314 8th st . near Poona. ave. JQ PSs CENT. OFF. UK FIKST ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE AL- LOWING@ TEN PEE CENT. OFS. DRY GooDs, UNTIL AUGUST 15, 1876, WE WILL OFFER OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT Cost TO MAKE ROOM FOR FAUL GOODS. MATTINGS, 17, 18, 2, 22 crnta. VIOTOBIA LAWNS, yard wide, 12 cents. New LAWS, at 10 cents. Yard-wide Pacific PEROALES, 0 cents. Large WHITE SPREADS, 70 cents. aft Bieces choice style CALICOES, at § conts; sold Mrs. Moody’s Patent Back-supporting OORSET i ce. Bleck ALPAOAS, 15 cents and upwards. For Goed and heap GOODS call at 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W., jy2i-eotr UB ENTIBE STOOK RED ABOUT 25 PER All DEESS GOODS redaced about 50 per cont. Matting st a heavy redaction. ‘ounterpanes at 75c . ‘28 per cent. reductivt Rest White shirts In the ciey at 81.25, Snished. Toder * birts from 25>. to @1 25. Lace Sacques at your own price. Frank Lealie’s cut paper PATTEENS. GEO. J. JOHNSON @ 00, pewn! DOWN! DOWN! Ls In PRICE 1, @1 Band $}.00, Pass! pection- trea ‘71i Market 5 In order to reduce our very large stock of Bammer | .!7% 20 a DBY GOODS RAILROADS. bn a days the qttrattines: iabicument ti por eat ofa tee | RALFIMORE AND OH10 RAIRROAD. esteblishment. Our Sect all the latest novelties tor thie+-ammer « m,sach ae HANDSOME GRENADINES, SUMMER SILKS, LAW Ns, SUITINGS, WHITE GOODS, LINEN 8U!TS, LACE SACQUES AND SHAWLS, FONE HOSIEBY, SUN CMEBELLAS, FANS, tc. &c, ‘This opportasity should not be lost. WOLFORD @ SHILBERG, 817 MARKET SPAUB, jy ‘Third door from o> street. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS. We bave carefully gone over our stock and re- duced prices to the lowest figures, to close out our remaining stock of SPBING AND SUMMEE DEY GOODS. JULY 71H, 1876. Junction. ‘phia and Boston Ba- ay, Taretay, ‘Thursd 7 by boat via New Uastle:dat- igri ag Sh ag Tail, Pullman juaday, Stops ot Wi ‘connects for «A is. 8:10—Cincamat, Bt is and Pittsbure Bz- Lowi: press. Berkeley, Deor Park, Oakland, fred- . Hagerstown, and, Valley Boad. tladelphia. Sunday to Baitimore Express, Baltimore and only. Par ‘Baltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott City and Aanepoite. 1:40—ew York, Pi hia and |. On Sunday, all Way itimore only. forfolk Bx- ‘and otwithstan!: the ices ralil dar- tug the post ecssos, we have made Cur pricss sill lower, to close. ALL MADE-UP GooDs, ALL U® ALL DRESS FABEIOS are lower than ever before, and in quailty that can Bot be s! aned. From + MONDAY, July 10, weclose our store at six jock p.m. jy10-tr. NEW STORE. NEW FIRM, ee gg ye if ight. Wer “Stations on Metropolitan Brasch; NEW GOODS. 9:00—Baitimore. Bladensburg, Beltsville, Lau- 10:00~ Reve Yorkand Pasiadsiphoa Night Bzpress} 2 i lars to New Yor! WISWALL & GWYNN 10-05 aaeping Cars to New Work wagon, HAVE OPENED a? 10:40— Moctinsberg end way cations, Metropoll- = Brauch. 0. ° :30—Ss is Brpress. Ohi , Columbus, No. 703 MARKET SPAOK, NEA Yra ST, | 11:30—S1" Lows Bayvess. Ontcago, Oolambus, ‘With a complete stock of and Oski: ‘On Baturday for Louisville. DRY GOODS, Consisting of New and Desirabie GOODS just from ‘Auction. Bo coi ley Branch; or i land. ‘Ail’ orner trains dally, except Sanday ener trains scunection ou Sunda ‘ork ana Philadelphia ® m. and 1:40 p.m. for Hagerstown or Val- at the Baltimore 5 eoneylvanie avenue, isth street ‘northwest, where orders will be taken sai aaed Gallia 06 eile for Degeage to be checked and received af any point New Hamburg Eagivgs, very cacap THOS. &. SHARP, Master of a. | bE LM. OOLK. General Tickt Agent. ‘Dummer "Dress Goods, at 6 | 280-8. KOONTZ. General Agent. apls-tr WISWALL & GWYNN, jyt-tr Bo 705 Market Space near 7th street. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DBY GOODS. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF. the entire stock a# near as possible fn the next sixty FOR CASH ONLY; Dame s few specialties :—2,000 Beri White Victoris @ustins hed format pete ike Pee Bin’ Grouadi z Drees Si from 1256 to. jail . elt monk of Dometts Bitsie Uosds’ Gh J. W. COLLEY, jeM-tr__ S01, Cor. 8th streegand Market Space. ¥ GOUDS SLAUGHTERED. BEMBANTS DBESS GOODS SAORIFIORD. ‘CLOSING SALE FOB THE SUMMER 864808. 21 Grenadives at half their former price. 30 per cent. taken off Parasols. t= Large w ings and Carpets at cost. Ladies Linen Saitings, %c.. worth do, Cah buyers should reminbs % jas0-tr an LAYSS. 4 stock, ov, _ JULY 10TH, 1876. city i M BoYD on i 80) 1876 FRANSTEV ARIA 1876 JUST OPENED, Po ai Large stock of UNFINISHED SHIR xc | =v Cane. "= [pon an other office or de Re a od ha Stites to Btand qeatttys at we "De warreebE ay 927 Peun. ave., Oandy store. Bige ox stock elow the rates usually obtained Hu other first-class stores. Reductions od Calidren, or ’ Lasertt: es and Embroideries cheap, and ry a may be required 8 Buresus and Offices thereof, during the fiscal year PROPOSALS. Pserosais FOR STATIONERY. PxPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Wasuixoton, D.O., July 12,1878 Proposals for furnishing snch. for this Department and articles of Station- Will be received util 12 ending June 3, 1577. o'clock M , SATURDAY, August 1 Each pro poral be sign d be accompanied b; ‘autee that the bidder will execute Bverythiog at lowest rates for 4 sufficient bond, if his bid be wa. BIgD WYLIE, all articles. "No bid will be Zeeocy tor Demorest’s Patierns the * Wagie ‘of the very best Barre jolf-_ | qnality. Bamples wi'l be required in a'l caver? seeks Red ‘bame of the bidder RARE BARGAINS. BRODHEAD @ ©O., 939 Farxa. AVE., Detween 9h and loth ew., Ofer EXTRACEDINARY ISDUCEMENTS to oem Linens, Fiens, Swiss, Victoria Lawus, Nain- fo mbom the coutract, or aay part of Z. OHANDLSE, Eecretary. ‘with approved security, will be requtred of SEARCH STORE, 1205 F strest, bet. 12th and 18th streets. BEODHEAD @ ©o., 939 Pa. ove., bet. 9b and lth sts, eri; MS Saer ease QNE HUNDBED (100) BARRELS PUBE CIDER VINEGAR, TOWN, D. 0. ‘B At LOW PSi0nS LADIES’ GOODS. AT COST, IP and STBAW HATS, e ‘CHICLDSEN'S SAILOR HATS, OW EBS and TH EB! CREPE DB OHIN 4 E DE OBL JABO ABB - 8. * SILK and Liane HANDRERSOBIERS, THOMPSON'S GLOVE FITTING CORSETS, &c. Mrs. J. P. PALMER, 5738 tr_1109 F Strect, between Lith and 12th. Exohise, EMBROIDERY i aotiter aes pat terns, a: the store in. the city. CON LY'S, Gos Hn et voppeante Patent Ofice. ft he 715 GBEAT REDUCTION 715 1 LADIES BEADY-MADE 8UITS, OVEB SKIBTS AND BASQUES, And, LADIES UNDERWEAR. PABASOLS and SUN UMBBELLAS at half price, FLOWEBS, HATS, BIBBON, ona MILLINEB’S GOODS lees than cost. JUST BECEIVED— A large assortment of HAMBURBG EDGES and ECBU LACKS selling at s reduced price. COBSETS and KID GLOVES in a great variety, HUMAN HAIB very low at S. HELLER'S, 71s MARKET SPAOR. F CH FLOWERS, from im; ? auctions. large stock op hand, which will be sold at less than their real value. OUNNOLLY’S, jen-tr 605 9th st., opposicve Patent Office. EAL LLAMA LACE BACQUES, 85, reduced R from $15. We hav: lar of Lace Sscoues and Shavls. which mest be sold regardless of cost. CONNOL).Y'S, 60% 9h street, jeter Opporite Parent Office. MISS E. A. McCORMICK, tH STREET, (8T. CLOUD BUILD Daily recetving all the latest Novelties in OHIP STBAW BONUETS, HATS, LACES — FLOWEBS, &c., &o. LADIES’ 8HOKS, MADE TO OBDEB AT Am0, on band, fine stock of LADIES’ BOOTS st tgs bollowing 3 French Ki mar2s-tr STEAMER LINES. OR POTOMAC VEG LANDINGS. Tue steawee MATTABO,” Oa Ww. her wharf, foot Feet, every MONDAY and, ID. landings on the Potomac , including the favorite sdmmer resorts of GoutoN:, Bivem Sraixs, and Biaxiston’s Is- LAND. Hetarning vill arrive in Washington oa DAY ant FEIDAY BVENINGS, adoat san SAM'L POLEISHOBN, Agen CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE, BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA, ALBXANDEIA, WASHING TON ASD GEOKGBTOWS, D. UO. STEAMEES LEA PHILADELPHIA every SATOBDAY st 12 m. returning, LEAVE GEORGETOWN every. MOBDAY at 7 p.m. Freight re iM ceived daily. Consignecs wishing their goods landed St Georgetown will please have them marked “Georget.wn. D 0.” - P. CLYDE & 00., 12 Bouth Wharves, Philade! phia. jy2ltr STEAMER “ HARBINGER ” WILL LEAVE Intermediate Inpdinge et? ®. m. on, WEDNESDAYS ‘tea For charter four days in the week, at bw ory . B. GB! 5 M. B. GgnGe, @. F. HYDE, 59 Wator street. Georgetown, D.O. CLYDE'S WASHINGTON, BOSTus PHILADELPHIA, ABD PBOVID. CK BTSAMSHIP steamers of the above line will BATURDAY, at 12 m. fo SEAT SATURD AS 80497 barf every MONDAY; St 12 m.»for Philadelphia. | Norwharfaxe on out: ward freiehts. Through bills to Hivered daily frem’6 a ¥ om 6 8. ‘of freights ana 1118 98 CUNABD LINE. NOTICE. With view of diminishing the charces of col- lston, steamers of thie ine take a specified course for all sessous of the year. ‘On the outward passage from. Queenstown to New York or Boston, crossing mesidian of 60 at 43 lat, ord tao homewsrd persnge, crossing the meridian of 60 at af lat’, or nothing to the norn of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETW&EN BEW YORK AND LIVER- POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. From Bew Yor«. Jgeria.. woe 8... ‘ng. 33 Scythia... Wed, Be And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR- DAY from New York. Steamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- TES ot Pamack —Cabin, om, 9 and $13), ip accordir, ion. Ticket to Paris, + a gold, additional. Heturn tickets on favorable rms. ‘Bt tickets to and from all of Burope at y low rates, Through bills oftandiog ree tor fast. Gl H Antworp and other ports Oi Meditcrranesa ports. Por pastage apply at the Company's cok, OELIVEBED TO ALL PARTS OF THE OITY AT THE SAME RATS, APPLY To OFFIOB OF wasulperps @ASLIGHT OOM- . 413 20th street: 711 Ist street northwe: F to 110 Bridge street, oer WATCHES. SNGLISH, SWISS AND AMERIOAF Watches, BY ALL THB MOST ORLEBEATED MAKEES. @ Large Assortment af Very Low Prices. @. W. GALT, BRO. @ 09, jane SEWHLEES; ‘THE GREAT ANODYNE 4ND NERVINE. BELT’sS STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS, Bet ee tows Cams, Send for SEL Te SITTET® DEFOT, 13 Camden ctrest AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, youse cS MIDSEETS, 'USTERES' SALE TREAL ESTATE 85 ‘As ‘EBétate Auctioneers. 3 not plied ing purchaser. . ROSS PERRY, Beaton Peuur, } Trustees, jyl8-co&ds YOUNG & MIDDLBYON, Aucts. J, 3. WARNER, corner 7th and F streews. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL KSTATE O8 12TH STREET WEST, BE- TWEEN £ AND FtTS. NORTHWEST. By virtueef a deed of trust to the unde signed, dated the 80th day of Asril. A.D. 1 snd recorded fn Liber No. 7:8, folio NESDAY. the 26th day of o'clock p. m., all that certein part of original Lot numbered nineteen (19) iu square num- bered two hundred and ninety (200), begianing for the said part at 8 poiat ou the west line of 12th street weet di-tant sixteen 16) fect nine(9) inches from the northeast corner of said k ad ruoniog thence south seventeen (17) feet slong said street; thence ‘west one hundred (100) feet to an alley ; thence north, parallel to said street, seventeen (17) feet: and thet ast one hundred (10) feet tothe place of be- gether with the improvements.which col three-story brick house with back ouiidi @C00 cash; residue in 6, 12 and 18 months, gt 8 Ber cent. por Suuum until paid, secured by @ deed of trost'on the property sold. <onveyancioz at purchaser's cost. If the terms of sale are Dot complied with within five days from day of sae, the arustees reserve the right to resell, at the rial aud cost of defaulting purchaser. OB. RITTEN HOU! 8. W. BITTENHOU jyltwksta "J.T. COLDWR UNOANSON BROS., Auctioneers, Sou:heast co: ner 9th and D sts. north weet. Trustees. jalesman. TRUSTEE’S SALB OF TWO-STORY FRAM HOUSE ON K, NEAB 257n STBEST MOBTH- WEST. AT abl i to mo, duly re- corded in Liber No. 718, folto 176, (2). fa Banare ing the cast rixteen feet & depth of seventy-five (75) feet, Fight of way of an alley three (3) tect wide and f. (ab) feet deep-next adjoining eaid part side thereof, together with ggnisting of a ta sory Brame House ‘erms: cash; J pibich the note of the rurchaeer will betaken. Sears interest veont. and trast on the seasold,” A ae seven days, the Trustee rese the property at the risk and yarchacet, fier atria F ear waklanoh os Wes och resate in some y “§ ingvon city. (3713) "Ar ©. BLIBS, Trustec, rves ths right to resell cost of the defaulti TO-MORROW. AMES GUILD, Auctfoneer—Large, important ‘gud honest sale’ at auction of the surplus stock of Dry Goods of A. King Chandler, of ®42 7th street. at the store No. 63% Pennsylvania avenue, near reet. I. A. King Chandler, in view of the terrible condition ‘of the business of the coun- try, will sell, without reserve, underbidding, or avy bumbeg of aay kind whatever, a large lot of Dry Goods, fn en honest way. Al! goods offered and bid Upon will be truthfully represented and sold. As I am the man who has brought down the price of Forcign and Domestic Dry Goods to a fair price In the District ot Columbia, 1 claim the patronage of the people. Sale will commence THUR>DAY, July ¥7, st 10 o'clock, morning snd afternoon. No night ssles All goods sold in the day time. jy24 4t (porcanson BBO! Uctloncers. ‘ET, B io ‘EST. ET, BETWS! O STBBETS HUBTHWEST, AT AUO- By virtue of a deed of trust, recorded in Li- ber No. #13, folio #14, et seq . of the Land Be- cords of the District of Oolumbia, we will soll, on THUBSDAY, the 27th day of Juiy,A. D iso at 6 o'clock p. m’,in front of the premises, Lot 13 of Wiltbergsr’s subdivision of square 442, with the im- provements thereon, ALso, ‘we will sell, in front of the immediately thereafter, premises, the south 35 feet front by the depth there- ¢ of tot 12, in square 423, improved by small ick stores, ‘The parcels of are both situated on 7th strect hortaweatsia tbe most improving part of che * SPECIALTIES AND NOVELTIES. Ber Oasn. Blue Flannel Blous0s......ceseser-. $135 Betbing Suits and Drawers, from 75 Ots.to $9 00 Bine Flannel Yachting Bults......senmmn GS 40 Gingham Umbrellas, Almost fast color, the best dyed goods hitherto made, from @1 80 to 83 60 The Wamentts Shirt, Hothing to equal it in the country at a sa | THiunttog and Fishing Suits Made to order. Hight Shirts, WOW seneneersemsernensrenreseereneerreenenas@l 44 Check Alpaca Coate..... ssesmeecoreree SS 93 39 Ots., 45 Ots., 65 Ots, and 90 Cis, in Double Breasted Frock Coats With Vests, Ihave a large assortment in Drap d’ete, Worsted and Broadcloth. Anexcellent Broadcloth Oost fof.nsumB16 20 Strangers are Invited to Inspect my stock of gen- Hemen's belongings, and I am confident will find no cheaper or better goods in the country; at least that isthe general testimoay of recent visitors from ali ections. ONE PRICE ONLY. PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGUBES, TEN PEB CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. @EORGE OC. HENNING, 410 SEVENTH STREET. jyl0-te SIGH OF THE GOLDEN FLEROS. (MANTELS, GRATES, FURNACES, anD LATROBE STOVES. ST. GEORGE nasem, Redline Ronse sold a-tho market’ SLATS AND MARBLE MANTELS, bo poe Rear ae of Hew York, from Basket, Low Down. and Half Low Down GRATES, ‘TROBB STOVES. BOYNTON’S HEATER, put up to two rooms, 93s, SquMER QUEEH GOAL: Ot, K STOVE, czaniss cur stsck making your CHRIS. RIESSEER’s, AUCTION SALES. ‘| BO%48 DOWLING Ancuoncer, TWO STEEES AT AUCTION. On TORSD. ust Ist, at 3 o'clock ig ee = 4 AdehY tee Sate ep or cus br eras marke 3 K retof ertis d n. Sew san PROM AB DOWLING, Anctr. (Puomas DOWLING, Anctioneer. TBUSTERS’ SALE OF PROPERTY OX PENN- SNia OPPUsSiTe Wile 8 ROTBL raid eq’ \westwardly 100 fest 6 inches dve east with the line of inches; thence portheastwaraly 92 Une of sad avenue; thence porch westw ardl: the line of said avenize 35 feet to the place of bazia- Bing: D-ing the same property couve,ed by dsede recorted in Liber A.V... No 486. and Liver W. No 9, folio 186, of ratd land recoras, together with the improvements thereon Terms: Ope third cash; and the residue in three equal fustaiments at 6, 12 and 18 moothe, pend tater 3 : esc at rate of 10 per cent. be secured by th ‘4 A ucipg at the pai terms of eale be not complied with within five dare from day of sate, (be pro res charer's © NF. HANNS, Bo Md ts drow, { Trastees THOMAS DOWLING, Acct. T™ OMAS DOWLING. Ar doneer. 17 ED IN AL &L oT ru ABY cH At. NO B43, Pal x, FEA’ ite LOW TS AN = BA NG STOVES, 108. On BUING. Joly 29¢ at 10 o'clock, at the residence of a gentleman Ceciining housek ig, No. 100 Fayette street. between na Sth streets, ORponite the Cot vent. Georgetown, I shall sell the abo Pousehold effects. Terms cash. Jy28-4 THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. Tuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTSR’S BALE OF TWO OLARENOR OA BUNTON ONE TOP BUGGY ONE 30: SEAT WAGON, BAU BETS OF Hak. BESY, 6 BOKSES, STABLE AND Oa By virtue of ad istrict of Columbia, Barty secared thereby, { oti ad ito. reet. between Sd a: po eo Ast, of sums over that eum a credit of Band 6 Proved secarity, bearing inte: per appum. EO. F. GATOHEL, Trustee. _3325-dtdbs THEO. FiG8 DOWLING. Net. Pponcanson BBOB., Auctioneers. TBEUSTEES’ BAL! F BEAL SSTATE. By virtue of « deed iy Fraacts A to us, the undereigned. to secure a debt there: Jy in mentioned, the said deed bearing date on the Ist day of January. 1573, and recorded in Liber No. 721 folio 299, one of the land records for the District of Coivmbia, we will offer at padi; on TU) DAY, the Sth day o1 Auga: the premise on tate and Gleanings.” situated «: '¥ in the county of Washington, in the District of Columbia, the same being allthe picc s and lant aud premises which were conveyed to John B Uondon by certain ceeds of record in the land records of the ssid Dis. trict of Columbia, exc»pt 40 much thereof as was i Jatherine A. Talbrath by ber J. A. B , No 176, folio 234. one of the land recoras of said District, the tract of land to be sold containing one huadred acres. more or less, improved by a th.ee-story Brick House, barn, corn house, stable, &c. ‘Terms: @1,000 cash: the residue in equal tnstal- i, two and three years. the purchaser mieso.y notes, bearing six per cout. cured by deed of trust and taking a i conveyaccing at the cost of the pur. nder months, with s| rest at tea por coat. nd if 8 of sale ere not comeiied with in five ¢ he Property will Be resold on five days! notice ef the ria on of the defaalt- og purchaser. eposit of ‘88 soon ose or . JOnN NOBBL ite: sold. 8. 3935 d M. HOWARD NORBIA,{ Trustees. WNMAN & GREEN, DO Beat Estate preter and Axctionsers, No. 412 7th street northwest. VALUABLE BU WES USINESS PROPERTY on SOUTH- fT OUBNSh OF THIRD and K STREATS, IpuaND, Ak PUGLIO BALE, By virtue of @ deed of trust, recorded in Liber Bo 9, folio 38, of the land records of (sal the District of Oclumbis, Will seul at public act a job, ia iromof the prew U-8DaY. Te76, ‘at 6 o'clock p » the north 15 ron street weat, of Lo Mo. 33, 843, by a depth of 72 feet on south K street, to an alley three feet wide, with the im- provem nts, consisting of a storeroom and dwelling, Terms: Une third ossb; balance io equal int menis in 6.13 aud 18 mouths, tbe purchaser his notes forthe deferred payments, with at eight percent pr annum, secured by deed of trust o> the property. Conve;ancing at cost of purchasr. @100 down at time of sale. BE CABUSI. Trustees. iy dats O, LUTTRSLL Saicsman. ows: GREEN, Auctio neers. HESTTE Dg? TALBERT HOSED Wrst CUSSISTING OF a” TWO StORY FRaMB 18%6x81. ra = DWELLING ‘ASD LOT, virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date peeabaege 8 Sst Saseueras oh D. 1874, and duly recorded in Liber No. folio 145, one of the land records for the ‘Gol quest of the strict of Golumbia, and ar the re- party secared thereby. I will public auction, in front of the premises, to the ht, eat bidder, on THURSDAY, August 34,4. D. ‘ali that piece or parcel —— city of Washington, ia said District, ard known as part of Lot numbered two, (2,) in tanare numbered five hundred and tweaty Ave (82, ‘east 15 feet 6 inches, thence south $1 feet to the place of Depinnin . ther with the improvements thereon. erms of sale: Oae third cash, (of which @10) must be paid at time of sale,) aud the balance fa six and twelve month+, in equal payments. to de sec G notes bearing interest from of 8 per cent. per snnum unt paid, and a deed of trust on the property sold. Oo Yeyaueing and recording at parcha cts cost. If ter ‘al p! hin sx dara af- ter sale, the Trastee reserves the right to resol at Fiek ard cost of, gefeaiting purchase M.F. HOLTZMAN, Trastes, ad No. 1321 # streot'vorthwest. JUNCANSON BROS , Aucti_ncers, Bouthcast corner 9.h aud D sis. northwest. TEURTEES’ SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME TRENT AND SEVEWTRENTH ANDL ASD M ETBABTe NOBTAWEST, AT AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust given to the subscribers, dated November 12, 1376, and re- corded in liber 20), folios $77 and 378, one of. the land records for Washington county and Dis" trict of Columbia, ard by juest of the party se- cared thereby. we wil cifer for sale by pabiic auc- tion, in front of the premises, on BATUGDAY, tho at 6 o'clock p.m., alk Sin'day of August. Is76, hat certain pleco gr parol of ground ani prom ics, in said’ city of Wasbingtos, known, and de- corded subdivision of pertot rants canteetee a su uo ere nium! by Peter O'Donoho.with tho improvements couslet. ing of a two-story frame Dullatug. he terms of ealo are: Oue-fourth cash; the bal- ‘nce in 6 and 12 months. for which notes are to be po) on the (4 . incann at the fall of tus hammer, Shesid the thease of tale De not complied with, the property will be saan aa aaceresgeaeaen oer Hweotds PHILLIP R Labhen,¢ Trustess, [)URCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ AE OF LOTS 11 AND 19, IN UBORTOWN.WASHINGTON OOUNTY DO of a deed of dated a ikagt as ecu ewes jo. 11, folio 448. et seq., of the land records the vistrict ‘Calambias abd at the writin oat ‘secured thereby, we will 4 Dar, ween der of Auguet, AD. et 8:30 o m., at ia Gulossowes c = a oo pak ee of 2 dooree of the Buprone Court Doo. ‘ EVENING STAR. | WEDNESDAY...... daly 26, 76, FORTY-FOURTH CosecRess. Closing Proceedings Yesterday. SENATE.—After our report — Mr. Carpenter continued his argument in the impeachment trial up to 4:13 p m., whea, without conclod ing, the Senate adjourned. HOUSE.—Afvter our report closed— Mr. Lamar (Miss.) made a personal ex- plapation, denying the statement of a oom- Tunication tn the National Repubhcan that be bad made “white line” speeches at certain points in Mississippt. The contested election case of Platte vs. Goode, from the 2d Virginta district, was noj, concluded. SHOOTING a SEDUC the Street.—Y es! lerday morn! shot A. 8. Foster, the V’ Ty man. About July 10 nia avenue @ father learaed of his daughter's acquaintance with Foster, ‘bose bad wi — aroused bis fears. Oo Saturday of last week, Mr. Dyson became salisfed that his ler had beea seducet by Foster. On Sunday he visited Foster's stable, and remoustrated with him. Foster resented the intrusion, and strack his visi- lor. The latter drew big revolver. bat belog scrrounded by the stable mea did not at- tempt to use it. On Wednesday moraing he saw Foster making some Kind of a signal to Mery as he passed the house on his way to his plsce of business. He went out to bim, and in the conversation that ensued there were more threats and more warnings. ferday the scene was reenacted, except that er Was armed with a club. with which be simed a crushing blow at Dyson's heal. His arm caught the biow, but aaotner par- tia‘ly stonped him. He had drawn nis re yolver by this time and commenced oring Three out of four shots struck Foster, one in the beel, one in the leg, And the last one iu the back, jast below ihe right shoalder. After the shooting, Dyson went to the Cen- tral station and gave himself up to the city marshal. Foster was assisted to his home. Tre wounds in the heel and leg were mere trifes, but the one In the back was found to be very serious.. He WaAs THERE.—Thi has this simple story waoeu the Floyd Hill and Georgetown coach, with six powerfal horses, had siopped Fall River, the a for some —— leaving an invalid on the box two hold th reins. During the absence of the driver the horses started on @ runaway expedition, and the man on the box Was too weak to hold them. The coach was filled with men, wo- men and children, and the frantic beasts — ope 5 the en =o suco jesperate 6) at every cheek was blanch- ed with the fear of destruction that seemed So imminent. In all this danger, thou; there came a hero. D. M. McCurdy, wno is commercial traveler for J. A. Ci | 'y fairly flying over the fearfal road, bouflded with awful declivities and jutting rocks. Seizing the lines and bend- ing against them with all the strength of his rms, and forcing an almost superhaman weight upon the brake, he checked the mad- dened steeds in thelr wild career, jast on the edge of @ precipice. This is the end of the story. A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT IN A NEW York Couskt.—The case of John A. Pules- ton against John V. 8. Oddie came up before Judge Goepp, in marie court, chambers, | ag ges an application for Jjudgmeat yy the plaintiff. The iatteris a member of the British Parliament, but was formerly one of the firm of Paleston, Raymond & Co., of this city.. Plaintif saed on a nov for $1,000 given by defendanton November 7, 1870. The defendant, in his answer, ad- mitted the making of the note, but urged in defence to the claim thereunder tat he had been Induced to give it on false representa- tons made by the plaintiff. He claimed that the latter had represented that he was indebted to the amouat of $1,000 on certain stocks. This amount was arrived at, he insists, by guessing, and not by auy proper accounting. He also states thai he was not | 50 indebted. The plaintiff moved to have this answer made more defiaite and certain, and Judge Goepp granted the motion yester- day, requiring the defendant to state when ana where the representations were made, what those representations were, when tuey were first discovered, and what be claims is the truth of the matter. Judgment is given in meantime to the plaintiff as on a frivolous answer.—(N. ¥. Times, 25h, TRAGEDY IN A FRticuT CAR—A dis- teh from Orrville, Onio, July 21, to tne Jincinvati Commercial says:—T Hyde and Cannon by name, jamped box car on a freight train passing early this morning, with the intention of stealing aride. They found another man in the car. pon asked him where he came from. He said Chicago. Cannon then asked bim for a match, aud received no reply. Taen Hyde asked him whether he had @ match, and the man crew @ revolver and shot Hyde in the left temple. ret up @od grasped the man, who was standing near the open door, and the latter tried to throw Canson Out cf the door, but lost bis balancs and fell out backward, 4 him out of the car also. gra’ sSentible, aud Ping The tr®ln was about oue mile east of here, Andranning at the rate of fifteen miles per hour. Cannon went on to Massillon and told the operator what had happened, and nv jo- ed the operator at this place, who & help and went to see whether they could fod the parties. They found Hyde at the bottom the track, but no trace of the man who shot am Hyde's parents live in Syracuse, New or! UNSEEMLY EXHIBITIONS,—Une of the ceazameriaaie oma ee ag fanerals conspicue' isplayed yesterda: after Dr. Houghton had concluded the ser: vices over Miss Adele Hunter. The crowd in —— wp eo ———- € coffin, and the great mass of people, who had been attracted merely by cari furged in an unseem! Then, when the crowd—which was com mostly men—bore down upon it and made 80 - ous an assault upon the floral decorations that Dr. Houghton was obliged to requ not the first time such disgraceful exhibi- tons have been made. At the funeral of the late Mr. Stewart the same scene was enact- ed, and it is seldom that the last rites are ever paid but that these odious features are displayed. Women, it is needless to say, are the only offenders; with a morbid love for treasuring mortuary relics, they gather the flowers about the dead, and take them home, only to bave them wither and be thrown away.—[W. ¥, Commercial. esti isens DEATH FROM A FLy's Bire.—The Mon- treal Witness of Saturday says: “Mr. E1- ward Joseph, of the firm of M. Kotosk & Co., batters, a promising you twenty-five years ef age, di = bite of some insect. Ub maa ofabout to-day from While driving, oa afternoon, he felt something waich bu more tomato than sayin at alta aheerane iio ve pftm padding. Shisey Bata at so much ‘pudding once it set bim can fy when they are eut my uncle m4 ee ‘with @ hatchet and very Sine spriag chickens.” ° Qke Traveling tu Persia ‘The charm of traveling in Persia is utteriy lost fone weighs ai! Uhat is met wilh im tas scales of . To passing from the swift,anc,on the whole, steaty career of Western Europe ip the ways of civilize tion, there appears to be not only an ab- fence of ress, but rather retrogression. That which is traly toteresting io Persia Ube €xtended scenery &od the out door life— Lo. E sees much of the in-door existepoe—of the le. Perel Of maguificent distances. In mountains, always in sight, places oy ores which they contain, glow Into won- drous beauty in tbe roselight of sun. and harden into masses of deep and black when the clearand black starlignt Js substituted for that of the Persia. In another season we plains resembling an Arctic Apparently perfect level dazzling expanse of untrodden snow, again ihe white bills, loomed through ‘he biinding storm cotton every color: The food of the lower = ‘Tally composed of 4—Untn favo; cakes baked on the outelae of a contest chimney, which (ney occasionally soak | warm mess of sour milk—grapes, my And pomegranates, which are produced 1 nearly J] the provinces of Persia ta great abundance. Iu the towns, the traveler re. cognizes tn the people the characters of tne tales tn the A jan Nights. There ts tae bandsome, stalwart porter, with panting breast exposed and darkly sanbarat skin, scratebing his sbaved head, ready for any” new summons, Including thal of the mysis- rious lady, the mistress of the equally mys- terious house, wherela be may be murdered or evriched, killed and buried like a dog, or clad in splendid robes, a is the good piea- sure of the genll. There is the mercnant from Begdad, wearing the respectable marks of @ pilgrim, and saluted in virtae of his Jouruey lo Mecca by all men as“ Hatsi;” his’ green or white turban is spotiess from his shoulders hangs a cloak of fin cloth, gold braided, and bis tunic of parple or green is bound with costiy sasn.in which Probably the case containiag hts materials for writing is thrust Mkea dagger. Every- where is seen the priest or moctidin, riding, with nothing of meekness in his face, & white donkey, his dress prociaiming him to be @ member of the caste which is Lhe strong- est in Persia. There are no old mea, for Ubose whose beards are white with age bave — a oo unnataral youth by their hair deep red with heaua. Their hands And feet are colored with the fame preparation, and they sit smoking @ “seleau” or reading the Koran a: front planks of their stall in the cool barsar, without avy more apparent /aterest in their business than if it were a mere cloak for the supernatural concerns of their active life. ys present in Persia two mysteries, Which no donbt will serve to transmit, so Nights they exist, the ideas of Arabian Nights. There are the veiled lady and the SS into whieh no outside eye penetrate. No “giaur” oan see even the eyes of@ Persian woman of the middie or uperior classes. She moves the streets Or bazaars on ber white key or on foot, io t Even ber husband would not now her. trousers of colton of the same color, which re not worn in the house. The only opening in the face veil Is a small bar of embroidered work a, the eyes, which enables her to see ber path and the q of the goods she is buying in the bazar. Bat in all ber out- door life she 1s & moving mystery. She may be young or old, white or biack, fair or gly » an ot on @ mission of sin or uj charity; no one knows who she is as she snufties along upon shoes which are dimicalt to keep on her feet, as the upper leather ends far above the heel. She raises at some mud- walled house an tron knocker upoa @ door lke that of a fortification, is admitted, the door is closed, and what goes on within that bouse, what is the fate of the women, the ebildren, and the slaves, no one can know; there is no window from which they can communicate with the outer world; {t isa despotiem within @ despotism. Each of Ubese walled houses ts the seat of @ despotic sovereignty established and confirmed by the greatest power in Persia —that of the Ko- ran.—(Qontemporary 2 A Proper Resprct.—A stranger with a boil on his neck eatered a Penn street saloon on the Fourth and callel tor a glass of liquor. When he had oe the conteots down bis throat. be looked into the inquir- ing eye of the barkee; and ‘bis is @ secular ¢in,” apswered the Teuton. “Ni 8 @ Dational holiday.” Plas. it vas,” good-naturedly added the bar- jer. “<I know you have a,” a for said the stranger, “pod I will bot poet es. by offering you money for this drink. ‘e are all brothers to-day.” “You dou’t vas pay me, eh?” asked the German. ou Wouldn't take my ayer d, bar oney to-day. shust pet!” significanily pat in the T won't tem ,” said the man a pt you, &s be turned toward tne door. bou' a A STRONG OBIECTION.—“Are you satio- fied with the jury. Judge Noonan this - = after the jury bad “We are.” said the lawyers in chorus. A tall, gaunt figare rose up solemnly in the Jary box and said impressively, “But I'm “What's your objection, Mr. ks?” in- quired his honor, biandly. sesbipacasncdiioes “This young a on my right, your honor, ions.”" bas been eatin; on with the case,” < “Objection overruled: observed Judge Noonan! with @ siguifcact it man sat — Gt the sher!f, and the talles edly, and held @ white handker~ wh Tesi; chief to bis nose as @ kind of signal of dis- trees.—[ Elmira Gazette. ibe 2th of Jal; Cc. Kevie , oe BOSWELL. On the th July, 1576, at £% o'elock . fe of Bichara Mre. Bevecca &. Boswait, wi ro ral from the residecce of her grandmother, Westerfield, on “Thorsday, + the sth, ar 8 FRANK. On the 25th of July, 1876, at 2 o'clock © log and painful tines, Josera 41 years,® oative of Bavaria Ger- 8 resident of the District fur the lest Gf- ‘LBABY. on the Mrs. RLLEN ‘oeLaant Ta the 80a pon be saat a aaterrryrer