Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1876, Page 3

fF ____, DRY GOODS. Tue END HAS COME AT LAST, FINAL WIND UP oF THE SPBING TEADE. ’ AP OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK EVERY VAG 8 SOLD AT COST. pest Calico, beantifal te, 5. cesntifal Lawns. Sa ah ne Victoria Lawn. 16. nadaie Cambrie, 1. rasols at cost. ry BB, 707 Market Space. Lh Teble Damask, 50. Big lot cf 1emnante Caltes, Uotton, Dress Goods, 5. “Black Grenadine, 17. Black Alpocs, double width. 5 Black Cashmere. double width, 78 ack SUK at real cost. close our store until Sep'ember Ist about 7 m jyl-te NOTICE. SOMETHING NEW. Richardson's SH{BTING LINERS, £3 ad He imabsrt leugthe, from a0 to 76. g BDGE, bandsome patterns b pisces NSINSOOK BDGE, \g. pare Linen HANDKER- Ee exwiie™ ip anda pe" io pieces Pacific LAWNS: ‘Sik and Wo fata pene ik and Wool, ar “White Organdie LAW Fad so Visis. White LINES LAWS, al “nT full tock of De omestic Goods at agent's prices. Rem: earion '. SaOWwnN, ‘314 Sh st . near Peans. ave. 10 PER CENT. OFF. UB FIST SNNU DISCOUNT S4LE Alr LOWISG@ TEN PES CENT. OFF. In order to reduce our very large stock of Summer DRY GOODS We offer to buyers for the next sixty dave the xtraordinary iJ of er cent. Sarvs oh "Joods im our cxablishmeat, Or sssortment consists ot sil the latest novelties fur this summer season, sat HANDSOME GRENADINES, SUMMER SILKS, LAWNS, SUITINGS, WHITE GOuDS, LINES SUITS, LACE SA0QUES AND SHAWLS, FINE HOSIEBY, SUN UMERELLAS, FANS, &c., &c. ‘This opportu aity should not be lost, WOLFORD @ SHILBERG, 617 MARKET SPAOB, jie ‘Third door from sn street. JOHN T. MITCHELL, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS. We have carefally gone over our stock and re- “need prices to the lowest figares, to close out oar ‘Temaining stock of SPBING AND SUMMER D&SY GOODS. he low prices ruling dur- ebave made oar prices still ALL MADE -UP GOODS, ALL UNDEBWEAB, ALL DRESS FABBIOS Ore lower than ever before, and in quality that can ot be sarpsssed. From and after MONDAY, July 10, we close our ¥ Store at six o'clock p. m. jyle-tr NEW store. NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS. WISWALL & GWYNN HAVE OPENED aT So. 703 MARKET SPACE, NEAB Yrx 8ST, With a complete stock of DRY GOODS, Sonsisting of New and Desirable GOODS jast tro Auction. Having tekea advantage of the great decline tn Brices in the parchase of oar New Sock, we are en- abled to Go xa tar below the onst of prodcc- 3 ton the followiag special bargains as being very attractive: , ¥ery ches: ions Gummer Dress Goods, at 6 WISWALL & GWYNN, ivt-tr No. 705 Market Space near 7th street, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF. Oar entire stock at greatly red: S¢ less than cos: of importation > entire stoca as near as ve lnced prices. Mai im order to close Cat ible in the next E FOR CASH ONLY; Lace sad We name a few specialties:—3,000 yards Btripe W bite Victoria Musitus at I8c.; B06 yards White Jaconet Cambrics at 12360. soiled: former price $7%c. Piaia, Plaid Black Grenadines, Black Dreee Alpacas, 50 # handsome J. W. COLLEY, je®i-tr 801. Cor. 8th street and Market Space. ¥ GOUDS SLAUGHTERED. BEMBANTS DBBSS GOODS SACRIFIOBD. CLOSING 54LE FOB THE BUMMER BSASON. All Grenadines at balf their former price. Discount of 50 per cent. off Lace Sacjues. taken off Parasols. 80 per ceut % Large stock new style Lawns, 10 and 12%c. Grey Grenadines, 1% and Iée., worth double, nd Gente’ Gauze Shirts, 5c Best Calico, remnants, tc_, worth ldc kace striped Plune, 1s and We. ictoria Lawns, 1354, 15, to 250. ww end lac, good styles, Binen Lawns, . Straw Mattings and Car, at cost. Ladies Liven Suitings, $50.. worth io. Cash buyers should remember the piace. FN NACUAIN. jeS0-tr 709 Market Space. LAWS, LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWN3—Now Snietgek, sil colcre and styles, just reo tved at the jemcte store in she efty. ‘ONSOLLY’s, 60% oth st. oppostte Pateat Office. JUST OPENED, Large stock of UNFINISHED SHIRTS 4T 50 CENTS. ‘These Gods are made well only Dutten holes and guzset The foady made goods both THOMPSONS SHIRT FACTORY, S04 F STASET NORTH W asT, Jels-ly LeDro't Butidiaa. PBX GooDs CHEAP! WH. BISD WYLIE bas reduced Mach of bis extensive stock Below the rates usually obtained ‘Wand ‘EW STYLES SMALL CHEOK ORSTTON: Navy Bins, Black and Brown, only ISc. a Bi tbe cheapest store ta thy city. Cobmoc| ‘THE GREAT ANODYNE AND NERVINE. BELT’S STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS, RAILROADS. B4ALTimogE AnD oni BAtaRoaD. JULY 778, 1876, for }0— Pailaaeiphia .s— Baltimore and way stations. }O—Pitisburg. Dat ao connection tinsbure by train leaving Sui a ms on Metropolitan Branch, per Eley 9:00—Baltimore. Biedensburg, Beltsville, Len- 10:00—Few ‘York and Philadeiphva Night Bzpress: 10:05- Beltane at setonteal ca stations, Baltimore , O—Martiosburg ‘and way stations, Metropoll- tan Branch. E . Louis Bzpress. Obi , Columbus, me 7, Newark, Borksley, Dect Park Louisville. 7:0 7:0. seu and Oakland. Ou Seturday Bree except Sunaay. for Hagerstown or Val- ork end Philsdelphia at at the Baltimore 3 Peuneyivanis evense, and 613 455,601 and 603 Penney! and 61 'b street northwest, where orders on for bes 2 to be checked and received at any point ABP, Raciar of Teemepertatne. General Agent. apis-tr Te the Double Track, Steel Ratis, ory, Magnificent eave GURY 10TH, 18 Tonio ornsr of ti s North, West, and Southwest. B For ‘and the West, Parlor Oar XANDMLA @ FEEDERIOKSBU! Ae AND ALEX. ANDBIA & W. . TICKET OFFICE. BAILBOAD TICKBTS to oF from all points Dought. exchanged or sold st ieeiiche ae 2 inthis ‘city. Appin te ee weet mabe wi ioe PROPOSALS. P®0PosaLs vos stationary. ‘TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 7, 1876. Bealed yposals for furnis! [J fusel ec matinn Jane 8 srt rll vedat at 1o'cleck m. a Bisok torms for bidding will be furnished upon plication. "Whe vide will be considered ted jected item by item, aud this sdvertisomest and the a8 accepted by the Secretary of the must be signed by the individual ‘and be sccom: bys with sufficient sareties, im the sam of ten tho: dollars (@10.000), approved i, ay United S:ates of- do naeee heres bef aished b ness, om s form ‘ar: b it, conditioned or feraiehing suc! ‘Under it, and Te pei oe eatin w merece » ver: sul to m by an detailed for ba Lg by the Becretary of livery of an inferior arti- deemed lent cause to annul the contract, at the option of the Secretary. Deliveries must be free of charge st the Treasury De at, Wasbington. ‘The failure to comply with any one order under tract will operate ss forfeiture of the en- f the bond, or the Secretary of the reasury the purchase, in opsn market, of such quantities of any articles as shall be neoes- sary to supply the deficiency canred by such fail . and ¢ to the contractors fifty per contum be found necessary to ure ofthe price which it shall pay for such articles. ‘roposals Sees gem by asatisfactory bond ‘will not be considered, and contracts will be award- ed only to established manufacturers of, or dealers ip. the articles, Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and marked “Proposals for Btationery +, LOT M. MORRILL, _ 3910 2awSt Secretary of tho Treasury. (Jo CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. SEALED PROPOSALS are invited tor the ereo- tion cts BUILDING FO THE MLGER wee, UAL LABOB SOHOOL, situated in Aloemarie t ices of Ju L. Cocua. lottesville, Va., and A. Lyszocx, Architect, Bich- mond, BIDS will be recefved at elther for any branch of the work or for the whole work com: pleted. In case mui Tuade by fliine ont the farnished b eepectally provided for that purpuse. All bids must be seat in on or before the 157H DAY OF AUGUST, 1576, at 4 o'clock p.m, when t Il be ed’ at the offi 1 Cochran, in Oberiottenvilie, Vaso) Juage Jone Ie ‘a. JUDGE JOHN b. COCHRAN, Ovairman of Building Committe CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., July 15, 1376. jy13-Sewtd cooks OEBLIVBESD TO ALL PARTS OF THB CITE AT THE SAME RATS. Blew sched: ‘Full load of «@ bushels for ). Bmallcr loads J cents per - < cariage, 0 osatee So ep steanermerest TE yt street nortrent MANTELS, GRATES, FURNACES, anD LATROBE STOVES. mea oee SLATS AND MARB emortment LE MASTELS, south of Hew York, from LATBOBB STOVES. BOYNTON 'S HBATBR, pat up to two rooms, 63. making your LADIES’ GOODS. AT COsT, a pairs suanon cree mes BEAL CASHMEEB TL sa ES, PI z. CBEPE DB and 715 GREAT REDUCTION 715 i LADIES BEADY-MADE SUITS, OVER SKIETS ABD BASQUES, And LADIES UNDEBWBAB. PABASOLS snd SUN UMBRELLAS at half price. FLOWEES, HATS, RIBBON, ana MILLINBR’S GOODS less than cost. JUST BECEIVED— A large seeortment of HAMBUBG EDGES and ECRU LAOKS selling at @ reduced price. OCOBSETS and KID GLOVES ins great variety, EUMAN HAIR very low at S. HELLER'S, jel?-tr 716 MARKET SPAC! FLOWEBS, from tm) etions t their ue. jeri 605 9h at., opposite Patent Office. SAOCQUES, @5, reduced Riot git Wwe nave a large atsex of bese Bacques and Shawls. which mast be sold regardless cost. NOLLY'S, 60% oth street, eat i Opposite Patent Office. if: MISS KE. A. McCORMICK, Orn STREBT, (BT. OLOUD BUILD! Daily recetving all the iatest Novelties in AW BONE |}, HLA OHIP AnD onnaw por 1 rai TS, LACES eke of Meshinaten ond vieiatty ore pe ‘AND. BOUND Panis aveune, myibtr’ am, 2s VERMILYas LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO ORDER AT S10 96h Street, Opposite Patens Ofer. ace loliowten fine stock of LADIES’ BOOTH Frouch Bil Boson ed enema BT 98 Freuch pebbie ooo fectared in the United bates, "Ore SABE mar2s-tr JAS. H. VERMILYA. STEAMER LINES. FOR NORFOLK. Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE leaves the Ccmpany’s wharf. foot of 6th street. every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY on4 FRIDAY. st 3 p.m. for Norfolk erurnii jorfolk Tt FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer JBO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com- Pany’s wharf, foot of 6th street, every TUK >DAY, mn rrivman and rmediate land ings and every FRIDAY, at 7 a m., for oan iver, stopping at intermediate landings. @7For information apply at the office of the Sppoetie ihe ‘Tressury, or to the Ageaiy at the woes _ ‘jy26-te F a. er wharf, foot of 6th street, every MONDAY and, THUBSDAY MORNINGS, at 7 o'cweck, tor landings on the P. rr otomac River, as far dow: Washing! SAM'L POLKINHORM; Agent. 6th street wharf. shee CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE, BETWSER PHILADELPHIA, ALBXANDBIA, WASHING TON AND GEORGETOWG, D. 0. STEAMBES LEAVE PHILADELPIIA every 8a’ AY at a LEAVE GEORGRTOWS vores delved daily Oor geece wishin their goods landed st Sually, Oonlgnece wih have them’ marked “Georget.wn. D 0.” WM. P.CLYPE&OO., G@. F. HYDE, 2 Bouth Wharves, 59 Water street. : iciphia, Georgetown, D.0, jy tr 'TEAMER “ HABB: " WILL ry intermediate . a. WEDEESDAYS. 7 & @ 08 For charter four days in the Hi jelé-tr EW DEPARTURE. LYDE’S WASHINGTON, P : mM AND PROVIDREOM we dhiea DELPHI ca ‘of. frelghits rece! ‘% delivery of frelghte and ecolved at 202 F street J.H. JOHNSON & Jel4 tr Agents for Washington, foot 12th st. aa EE OEE EEE CUNARD LINE, NOTICE. With the view of dimtarahing. the chances of col- lision, the steamers of thie line takes specified course for all seasons of the year. On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or Boston, crossing meridian of 60 at 43 lat., bag omens to So nocta of 3 t i i mew: , crossing the morid! of 0 at 43 lat., or nothing to the north of 42. Wed: Aug 16," Russia...... Wed. Wed., Aug 23 Scythia... Wed., Sept. 17 And every following WEDNESDAY and BATUB- DAY from New York. Steamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- ATES OF Passack —Cabin, eeu pnd se eccordiag to ion. Ticket to Paris, $2. gold, itiunal. Beturn tickets on favorable rms. Be eorage tickets to and from all Jow rates. Through i = i Ww freight and pesenee. Lid Bow't: ireen; or both steera: EM ALLWO0D's MOBeIsOM yani8-ly CHAS. G QNB HUNDBED (100) BARRELS PURE CIDEB VINEGAR, PURITY GUARANTEED, ‘Gamples furnished apon application, SAMUSL C. PALMER. DEPOT, 67 GEEENE STEEET, GEROBGE- ar TOWH, D. O. $15 7th st, FRANCKLYN, Agent. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Having 8 large stock of OSILDEER’S BMBROIDERED PIQUE DBESSES ite at eauotiy bait priee- Also my secck of HAIB BRAIDS, pat cyt ne bed —y7 of the very best ate discount of Swenhy Pe Conte"? “amotations AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. (THOMAS DOWLING, Acctioncer. CAND ST3LIS ¥ ie a EVENING STAR. ET ener lln ntincaen ae THURSDA Y...........July 27, 1876. THIS AFTERNOON. FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Glesing Proceedings Yesterday. Jourmment of ine mpeach- ment of the im: ment court Mr. Anthony submitted a reso- lution to print 1,200 extra copies of the re- "S SALE OF DWELLING HOUSS ort of the Commissioner of Education for aed LAEGE GARDEN, Nov a3 Montgomery | {o75, acd 1,200 extra copies of the report o” the special committee which recently inves- - tigated Mississippi affairs, which was ‘pass the next street | *8reed to. storeroom; “ Le tig yp ye on reruns matmportans eee deed of trust, dated September business Mr. Allison called up Tiver and "i: cenit arinnw ee tom Gee 1, taps tiny ofa tced of trust. Gated Sarton er MMR | arbor Appropriation bill 80 as tohave it strect horthwest,in the most lmproving part cf the | the lavd records of the District ol Colambis. come up as the unfinished business, and the sti ang by direction of the party secured, the river | Senate then adjourned, Day he eben mae S| HOUSE.—After oar report closed — the following piece of Speeches on the Piatt Goode election con- 44 to Georg .town, | test were made by Messrs. Tacker and ie, in sala . The matter went over, and the House Plett. - ———— +20e0e- - — At the Centennial Stile. (Prom the Philadelphia Times | “No, we are not having so much trouble mosio’ itgomer: DoW as we have nad,” said the neatly ani- @actio ne jus stock - ie are of Mo: formed Lurn-stile Keeper @t one of the eu: = g Ca nesivania ome fog met on ex! a a — (f . King Chasdier, Dun . sls), a mn ‘of the business ‘of t ye RE ii fd, if ever the Centen- DS) vearly.or iu 6) day instal. | vial Statistics are made up, that more than ind whatever, large f wry | ire each, with 5 por cent. per aumum.es | ten per cent. of all ine tng visitors make ~- Ht at she me ~ y np = We scoured. b ys us more oF less troubleby, their mistakes.” 5 repress: " ust on the property sold, and insurance, to = - Oy yay ye ee Cay His was & gate that ts not heavily patron: ‘Trustee. All copveyanciag at cost. If the terms of sale are not ithin 5 days after the sale, the Trus- ized in the earlier hours of the day, aad he RP Sant cole ee was just copgratulating himself upon bav- ico in the Di trict of Columpia, { claim the patronage of ied with the people. Sale will commence THUR*DAY duly | fe reecrves the Tigbt to resill the property, afer 5 | Ibg &u Oppertunity fora long talk when this 27, ot 10 o'clock, morning and afternoon. No | cays’ public notice, for cash, at the tisk and cost of | Lope was demelisned by the approach of a night sales 411 goods sold in the day thine. jy24 4t | the Faistefian German, whose puflag and blowing @s he ascended the slight incline leading to the gate could be heard for & bua- dred yards. THOS. HYDE, Trustee. (piomas DOW LANG, Ave ioneer. 1 T! BKISH PARLOR SUIT, UPHOLSTERED 38. ONE TOP BUGGY, ONB JU SoS ra a Se Saw pumas S wale IN BEP, 2 REP PABLOB SUITE, SEVERAL WAGON, SEVEBAL BETS OF H48- | &!most big enough to serve an oriinary man SUPKRIOR OIL PAINTINGS, H'\IRCLUTH 6 HOKSE®, CUTTING BOX, FRaME | for & valise and look out a $2 note, After FUBNI WALN ‘ANY LE AND OARRIAGE HOUSE. So. tbis be swabbed off his broad,red face—the re- CHAMB! Ri if HAT By virtue of s deed of trus: to th b- flex of many a departed lager—and waddied yee ins ie into the gate devoted to exhibitors ud ota- EA’ 5 Pik: | of the land rds for the District of Qovumbia, | €T8 Of the free list. Fa lowest NOT PETS | sed at ue regent of the arty secured thereby. T ‘The other gate, sir,” sald the polite at- AND MATTING, 81 ARDS, BEFB(GS- | will sell o premises, B street, between 3d and | tendant. BATORS. COOK AND HEATING | 4th streets southeast. TORSDAY “Vot vos der difference? My money was Ga FEIDAT MORBING Soly 25th. f276 "icrmeof “sale: All cams suaee gioh ease: | CODE BOL » Jal . te78, ‘erms 3 jong per- at 10 o'clock, at the reaicenée of a gevtioman over that sum @ credit of 3 and 6 mouths, with ap- | guarted Lim to wo 0 the Olrer eates wae bene declining housekeeping, No. 100 Fayette Proved scouiity, bearing interest at tem ‘per coat. : ee street. between ath and bth strocts, opposite per annum, another difficulty arose. The soi euton the Convent. Georgetown, I shall oil the above THEO. F. GATOHEL, Trustee. presented his $2 note, which was of course Louechold effects, Terms cash. 3y25-dtébs THUS. DOWLING, duct. | refused. 2738-4 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. | = oo Scon paos “Mein Got!” heexclaimed, “von blaces dey OWNMAN & GREEN, pexcas -» Auctionsers. tells me I shall not go in at’ de gate because ‘Auctioneers and Beal Estate Brokers, it vos for plimentary beoples; at de TRUSTEES’ eo OF BEAL ESTATE By virtue of « deed of trast, ykecuted b: other they won't take mein money.” LEOF VERY VALUABLE IM- | srancis A Wabler and Genopera, his wife. Then there was another explanation, au{ ESTATE, SITUATED OM @ . ra L ROTATE, SITUATED OF @ | tons, the undersigned. to secure a debt there at the end of twelve anda hif inuide by A, = BTMRETS WEET) CONSISTING OF A FOUR tbe watch which 1s to regulate the time of day of Janaat yet and ecorded fu Libsr Nev 721 of January, r J jo. *. 5 & 1K HOUSE. records for the District of | the new state house glock, th6 iraid GerM@ag By virtue of 0 dont of tryst tp ur. dated April inl onc of th offer at pabiie sales on TUES. entered tb® “rounds. For’ twenty yards or ‘Mtb, AD. 1873, and re in uber Bo. 716, DAY, the Sth day ot Angast, A, 5. 1876, mere he was heard grumbling, aud he folto 34, ‘ae iand records for the Dis- on the ses Tollowing’ rather distrusted the genuineness of the trict of Uorumbia,and at the request of the parties | {ate and iuprovemonte nis afi isp and new fty-cen! jfoured thereby, wo shalt sal at public auction, in | Gel of land called "Little Glow me ee ee Py pind vatboa veg and | ome “That Dutchman,” sald the gatekeeper, “is @ fair sample of the people we have to deal with. We are required to be invariably ite, at thesame time ‘ing the rules, at I can tell you in this swel: &@ man is often in square No. four hundred commencing st a point twenty feet fr corner of said lot, acd running thence feet on the tine of @ ing, even @t the risk of 5 with the improvements thereon, losing his place. Old women, especiall, sining of a three story and basement brick dwell- those from the country, are often very trod forme of sale, as blesome. The news; have done all the; The emount of indebnodueee sechrod by the deed sf could to help us out, but these people don’t ex! read, it seems to me.’ the se of sale. in cash, and in 6 and 12 months, for which t! i are counterfeits ited at the urchaser, bearing intet rol ai les bow @nd then, are not?” asked by a deed of trust on the property @ reporter. “Not many now. Some time agoa lot of Swindlers drove a flourishing trade in that line, but the Commissioners drove them out. I think the few counterfeits Presented now come to their holders in the ordinary course of business. There are places around the be nt the oxpenne of the ai of e rms of sale ot complied purchaser. are with in ono week from day of sale the trustees sorve the right to reseil the property at the risk cost of the defaulting purcl » after fi advertisement, Uctionsers, grounds where 50-cent notes are kept for the fed [Rep] W. jo. 7th street northwest. ee. of Se ae = VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on SOUTE- | S*Derally fresh from the Centennial Bank. &7- BY AN AGREE TOF AUL PART WEST OURNBK OF THI&D and K STREETS, You must see some queer people once in Concerned the above sale is postgoned until FBl- | ISLAND, AT PUBLIC SALE. & while,” said the reporter. DAY, the 25th cf Jul: © hour and place. By virtue of @ deed of trust, “Ishould say so. Why, almost the first recorded in R DOWNMAN. Liber No 808, folio 3, of the land records of customer I have in the morning is an old W. 8: GORDON.» { Trustos, BF 14 awd the District of Colambis, I will se:] at public, the Le8 . SH. WANREB, corner 7th and F streets, foots Inches Trost en be eee ey? fhe porte 45 | Centennial grounds, but of Fairmount park itself. She seems to tage delight in stroiling about her improved property, but I don’t be- lieve she speaks to anybody on the grounds. AUCTION SALE OF PROVED REAL ESTATE IN HOWARD UN. VERSITY AND DOLE AND U: OF WASHINGTON, SEAR T! CiTY LIMITS, By direction of the party secured thereby, ¥ VALUABLE Nim. | 1 suuare No. 643, by a depih of 72 feet on south i street, to an alley three feet im- provements, consisting of a stor. end ling. Terms: Une third c-sh; balance fa eqnal instal 12, and 18 months, the purchaser to give lor the deferred payments, wich interest ercent. per annum, secured by deed of Another of my early birds is a dally visitor |. He has a notion tha: he ments in bis notes at eight to Machinery Hail. bas near! sol at pablic nection in tran ar te Wust on the property. Conveyancing at cost of Ee Purchaser. 10 down at time of EB OABUSI, Trustee, iys-d&és M.OC.LUTTRE&LL Salesman. OWBMAN & GREEN, Auctioncers. TRUSTEER’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL ESTATES 0) HE NUKTH SiVE UF L 7 3p AND dra NoRTS- A_ TWO-8TOBY LOT, 1836x581 Bre. (soe: on \\ EDNESDA Angus & P. mn., the following-described real estate. situated fa the c.unty of Washington, District of Columbia, to i": Ail of Jote numbered 103 and 109 in Dole and Wright's subdivision, situatea on 7th-street early opposite the residence of General Georg palloch, each lot being twenty-five fect fron two hundred and fity-stx and 67-100 feet to 51 street, and containing 6416 and 75-1) square f it 2d, 1876, at 6 o' out capital, and I shouldn’t wonder if he ee the grounds in order to raise the wind.” “Taese turnstiles seem tome a little nar- ASTIN oF LLING ASD Aico, lot numbered twenty-four in block No 18, ia By virtue of a deed of beart . “Well, "re g0od enough for the ordi- Howard Universit vision of Jobn &. Smith's | pecumber Sth, a. penis nary run of mankind, but new and then farms, being on Wileom, strest, Of 1 wrest ay | December 9h. a. D. 1874. and arty retorded v » tomeb-dy comes along that can’t get throngh and we have the deuce of a time to Ox things. One day @ lady weighing 420 y 16b feet, containing 7,500 square feet, ‘The above lots are unincumbered ward Univer- Also, Lot 10, in b’oca 5, of said H sity sutdivision. situated at the corner of 6ta and Le Peet front of the premises, tothe high- pacass (and regent: eS = = = hl al or on is - cto egpnteet gaeur, niet nna | PRS ECT Weare Bates | seal Recbad= ay oat ae Ber mad, Subject to two notes of @309 + di » in 6 y v ote With the size e Thess, pavabte ta caves ean tour penes aioe ‘date, au t Bumbered two, (2,) in | PUL, the n ith LY * it was an old- interest at7 per cent perannum secured by lady, the door Keeper thong... 1t was @n old: um itw deed of ‘rust upon ssid lot, duly recorded in Liber ing for the same at a p»int on north L time three cent shinpiaster unfil he usu No 106, folio 3u2 ot cot,, 15 foot west from southeast corner of ssid lot, and | looked at it through @ magaifying glass. te District of Oolumbia. =” °° 18d recaTUs for | soning thence west along the lige of aid tstrert | SGOkC4, Bt it th weg Be pi Te le 18 feet 6 inches; ce Dorth &] feet: thence east ertua of sale will be made very easy and will be | fon ¢ — 35 | guage tocome in. announced at the time of ‘A deposit of $100 Seces, ong ~ “Where?” said she. ‘will be required on each lot property is | ginning. with the improvements thereon, i ” said Then look: Eid off. ll conveyancing at cont of ‘purchaser. It afer De paid af tos of nis) Sed the balneriatte | and tuted pate Tree ns Looked at ber . five days, tho | aud twelve months. in equal tobe secar- | on the grounds that snd coat of the purchaser either at public | SP bY purchaser's notes interest das the odds were twen: or ive be ‘not jueeze thro i7%-cc8ds __J.T. COLDWELL. Salomman. | Pelt ends decd exits.’ He was ina quandary, but at length , H. WABNER, Corner 7th and F streets. ferme of sale are not complied with in die rep ae. eee TBUSTEES’ SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY | risk aud cost of dei the r the ON lite STREBT, BETWEEN Q AND B tes used for cartaand Wagons. ° ster Brees oto Lee ot eict dated Marsh ud er obe Of the Keepers Vth and 16th, 1874. and daly recors ed A UNCANBO! tbe turnstile and afterwards come out in tae in Hber Bo. 749, folio 72, Mber No Boutheast way. Not Pieri aad ee eee ee eee | TROSTEES’ SAL OF A 3WO: rtd pede party secured thereby, we will sell, at public auc. | BUILDING IN, ALLEY BE Eine Rewper “wae somewhat indignant that jon, on t on TU SEVENTEENTH AND L tie aun or DAY, August 1 ‘parcel of 4 TRENTH AND in «all that plocd or parcel MW BTRBBTS NOUTHWESE: AE AC GTTO io wedinnesnee = yu ituate and tm thecity of Washi 5 By vii fatrict of Columbia. aud kocwn and desigueicd ag subscribers, Gated Nereectie te ‘and re at half price on the ground that he was a lot numbered twenty-nine (23), 1 Coltmen nd | corded in Liber 209, folios 77 and 378, one of. [all | minor.” stees, reco! vision and. , 2 whe Tend nine (soo equi e Feoo! for Washington county aud Dis trict of Columbia, and by gest of the party se- First Accident e ya cured ar. Sp Bighoateer md for sale Ca tre oe “eye liaewiw anc. | GOVERNOR TILDEN’S CARELESS DRIVING. r tion, in front of mises, i purchaser, interest at 8 percent. per an- | Sin ‘day of August, 166, at 6 ociock pom. at | [From the Albany Bvening Journal, July 24.] Gr the property sold,’ will be takess “A‘depoaitcof | fant Cer‘aln, plese oF parcel of groand aud 'p Se eates sett nates eet eee @uC0 wlll be required at time of sale. All sonvey: | seribed as Siskel ood taaee te ar ae the hard and soft mone; at one and an jot marked and 1c of _ at the expense of the fat archaser. torms of sale are not complied with in ten daye from Gay of sale, the ri y horses ihe same time, but a little incident which occurred on the New Scotland road last Fri- ‘ustees reserve the right to resell day evening shows that he cannot dri the property atthe risk and cost of the defaulting teem" Sconk” The facta of tar lack ae, ne EE ee dent referred to appear to be that on the OHAS B. FBAS. Trustees, evening in question Mr. Isaac V. W. Grant, wiSso8ds J. T. COLDWE an. of the firm of Daniel Wiedman & Co.. whole- Fs je grocers, accompan: 1s wife, was (., ® CROWN, Auctioneer. driving aloug in a bugey, at 2, moderate BUSTER'S BALE PART LOT 26, SQUABE ce, loward the residence ir. Leonan eer, AND IMPROVEMENTS = ° n Eyek, seven miles from the city, where they are residing for the summer. It was about seven o'clock, and they were proceed- ing along, intent upon the mic beauty of the scenery, when suddenly a carriage was approaching, aod in anotner instant the wagou io which they were seated was violently collided with, one wheel Pexcanson BBOS., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF LOTS 11 AND 12, IN UDIONIOWN, WASHINGTON COUNTY, D O. By virtue of s deed of trast, dated BD) . v of August, 4 o'clock p.m , sell at public auction all that piece or preel of ground, iying end situate in the city of asbington. P + and known aud distinguished as the rorth half of part of lot twenty-six (26), in of Colambia, and at the written jaest aod . | Wrenched off, the wagon overturael Syovomenss, nered Aud thirty-one (231), and im- | Day The din darof Augaete aD. indo sao | down Mr. Grant and his wife precipitated ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance six and | o'clock p. m., at ‘public Suction, im front of the | headlong to the bed of the road. Tae horse nd twelve months, wita interest at8 per cent. $100 cash ime of sale. down at time of fle, | BOSWELL. Trusteo. riven by Mr. Graot was frightened and remisea, and 12, situsted in Uniontown, Wathingtcn oc county District of Uolumbia, with ths | started forward, him @ consider- . ‘exms of sale: Une third cash; balance in 6 and 12 2) 4,27,29,0001.2* 0. B. L. OROWN, Auct. who had observed tne whole montbs, at 8 it. Interest, rem- | * ae to ht z 3 ora of be. Seat percha at Gran! senile eusthar 7 farmer, named FS jopoatt at tine of tats, ed . CARRIAGES. Shaeerh cout and: x.if terms of salo are hot Gon. | caught the runaway. Mr. Grant was found wi iy20 Witgecun,{ Trastees, HAcOBSY SALE OF IMPSOVED BSTATE SITUATAD NEAR THE 3 ‘Weare selling, at greatly reduced prices, aS hate te on! then = back ee ectaslly breed ‘Girls for the § printed in the gol “stuck” the other day, how- ever, and this is how it happened. There was @ report of a horse race, aod she began to read it. She got down to where i said *Jobn Jay uames g. g. Dick,” and she mused “He names g. g., does he? Now what in the world eae. x Fve been to races sever- al times, and J never saw a g. g. around there.” She puzzled over it until old Mr. son came over to borrow a few clothes pina, &nd she asked bim what it could mean. that bis big mule wi “I pever heard o! male trottiag at @ horse race,” she protested. “But It seems this wasa big mule, and so they lebhim in,” he expiainea. The next thingshe found was that Peter Black wamed bis b. c. “Naucy” for we 2:40 dash. ou know what that means, do you?” she asked, as she banded ibe old man the per. Paves, Ido, was the prompt yy. “i know my business, aod I tuink do, for I owned seven horses and eleven sulkies in my time, that means that Peter Biack named bis black calf for that dash.” “On, Pshaw!” ery well, Mrs. Crocker. If you know bout racing, why did you ask mi »o you suppose thet I am fool enough to believe that @ biack calf is named to “I guess not—I guess 1 know my busi- ness.” “You get out this yard, sir!” she yelled. “I don’t pretend to know much, bat I Know more ina minute than you do in fourteen days!” mii A well, Mrs. Crocker, very well. I was going to borrow some of your ciothes- pins, but now I won't—no, hang me if I do!” She ran for the hoe the and if an: Crawfo . C believe that @ black calf has anything to de ‘Wilh @ race track. John Ball sees sitting Ball. (Wash. Cor. Cin. Gazette.) Those who ha’ seen Gi ‘Most of those whose eyes that itis a colossal igure or George,’ naked je, to the waist Ben Peri: be near, the Ee Astonished Englishman he was walking rauite base, whereon Washing- ; reading the inscription which one full walk around is need to complete: “First in war, first in peace, first in heart of his countrymen.” Tnat inscription must bave puzzied J. Bull considerably, and caused him to t with ‘omphasi «his for- mer ejaculation: “Aw, whatan ex traordi- Bary people, to be sure.” A Serious Error ia or Case. [From the Unristian Union.) A very serious typographical error in the official report of the last Brooklyn Council bas been made the basis of some extended criticism upon the Council itself, waich was though re- Only the faultofa (reader. On of he printed Ft, the Council tgp tH ited as wering m1 s$si9a, @ report which used such lan- But the Council bas had to meet criticism whicb has no desire to be tatr. Let us enlighten them by the simple fact that in qui ae the Council, and pul lished correctiy ta afl toe daily p&pers at the time was, that the Com- sien should investigate ali charges whien = should deem not already sufficiently —$____.. WHAT WILL Sus Do Wit iT?—The fear- ful prevalence of ubat latest monstrosity of female dress, ‘the improved bustie,” gives rise to the important question of what to be- come of the millions docks to be filled with their guast- y skeletons as they were with those wiry skirts? We hoopskirts were occasionally taraed into gut, graceful and substan: mato vines in saburdan 8, @od to suggest that tke “improved collected by @ company organized with suf- Scient capital, and carried to the rw where they can be sold for lobster pots. ‘ney would ceriainiy be much lighter and cheaper than the present clumsy wooden ones, and would combine strength and neat- bess. Then again, it may be argued as no — gene they would cag med bea more @ttractive to the festive lobster.— | Boston @ lobe. ——— A Pic Im « PuLpit.—ia a Methodist meeting house in this city, on Wednesday evening last, tae prayer meeting was broken up by the entrance of a small pig. Toe sex- ton tried to eject the pig, but the pig had no thought of abandoning tne field, aud as the s¢Xlon dashed dows one al: e pig rao up another, Occasionally raoning under the benches and destroying tne solemnity of occasion. Meanwhile the Speechless gravity in the pulpit. But s7-Niagara [Falls prices have fallen be- cause on account of former priees Falls have been avoided this year 05 R."- #42 vEr, ose FP GtEas Undertaker. Wm. HACKETT