Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1876, Page 3

DRY GOODs. NO ADVANCE IN OUR PRICS, Bot « retection of from 10 to 39 per cent. on 929,000 orth of IMPOBTED A DVOMESTIO DRY GooDs. Seceount of Stock, make tbe above re- have four to ne mernip. other fot of 100 yards picbardsoe's LIBENS, in short leogihe, af bait = Mee yarts WHITE CAMBBIC, at 10 c at 123 conte. Pisck “ILK*. Bisok and Colored OASHMERES, prin and Fency DRESS GOODS, Woite nad Dold si) wool FLANNELS. Cambric ‘Bdgings sad In- nine ok E¢gings aod pee tings. Ke of all Riods Dry Gooas will be sold for rs sestated above Bemiember I ts treet northwest, Near Pennsylvania arenas. 5 MABKET SPACE. 705 IMPORTANT. In view of the great scarcity of money. we shall ofer SEW FALL AND WISTES GOODS at prices that ¢*fy competition. We name in part AOK SLES, from 87e. to @4.5 per yard; a first Puaue SILK tor @178, worth now 8125 OsSHMERES BLACK an4 COLORED, ali the now snd desirable sbacce, st S0c., worth 4256. ALPACAS. LACK and COLOBED all shades; spectal bargetos Bis colors at 3oc-s worth Me = HOUSE FUBSISHING GOODS. PLASKETS! BLANKETS"! sil wool Blanket, 95.80. worth 99. Liner. bien fre.t0¢ Comb Or Prints, 6% ‘Table hed. {ul} width, We. Bleached Sheet- ©, Me , ste., etc, One care Honey % 75c ; worth $1. 100 pieces new lease Oreton’s dark shsdes, 125¢c. Gent's DRESS SHIB1S. complete, made of Wam- sutts Cotton and Bichardson’s Licen, for Warranted sepi-tr WISWALL 4 GWYNN. FALL Dry GooDs. Woet Fiannels while cheap, from 15 to 750, Cs Fiasnels. 8. 1. Bho e . pit Underwear, 50c. np. Cheap line esrly tall Drees Goods, to be closed out, from 1335 to 35e. ‘ Cstored Casbmeres ft all new shades, from 5c, io 91. Black Osehmeres, double width, #2c. to 91 25. Bleck Stik« still offered At old prices, althoagh ‘worth from 25 to per yard more. Fall Drees Goods, in new shades of ali kinds, 20. Cassimeres for men and boys. Suc. per yard up. Heavy Hed Twill Fisnnel. 25. Carpets at rednoed Always good vaine for your money. sepetr BABGALNS ONLY! GOOD WHITE FLANNEL, 12. EXCELLENT Tako WIDE WHITS FLAB- Pore ®k BLAC Exceilent BLACK ALPAC. ‘Widest All Wool BLAOK ©. — VERY O8E4P., CARTERS, 707 Market Space. Every day we are recetving new FALL DRESS GOODS aud ai: Kinds of New Goulds. a ES, excellent quality, ail ltnen, th 7 Ts CASSIMEF ES, 57, 00, 62. 0 Excelient UB. Largest WHITE BLANKET, $3.5, worth 85 ‘ugsl tr BRODEFAD & CO., 939 PENNSYLVANIA AND 932 DBT., BRIWSSN 9tu ABD 10ru STS., Offer to their friends, customers and strangers FALL DRESS GOOUS AT REDUCED PRICBS Bleck Lyons Silks, 7Sc. per y'd and up (old prices), Beal brown, Savy’ Blue and Bottle Green Siiks af old prices, All: Wool French Cashmeres, 70. and ay (original e Bisck Alpacas sed Mohairs (donbie fold), 280. 0p; Wool Fiannels. ie. ard cp. wp Fhe pumeroney 2 con ©: ec ban sad Button K' Cr lack, White, Street and e iB Tat He. and op, All- Linen Doy ites pkivs, 7c. and ap, * and Gent's Underwear st manufacturers’ ir Velling, Sc. aad ap, nd 0 Ug (Dest makes), Se, to 83 per yard, cfish Paspeoders. 38¢ 8 pate, ion’ Belts and Nettod Sitk Ties, Collars, Coffs, Haodk-robtets, ‘of late styles a: lowest and examine sng2s-ly JUST RECBIVED, 40 PIECES GUINET SILKS. ET BLAOK SILKS, which are the bert makes and mont renowned ia the world, bars renown Sdvanoed ip price 20 per cent.. and having b-en suc cessful in securing a lot of forty-six pieces of this breed of Silx at the old raves, we offer yerebes these goods ai the for- thee Silke just opened we offer some very cpoice at $12), @1 73, and 83. Plain, Plaid, snd Striped All- Woe CASHMEBRES AND DEBEGES ‘sil just recetved. WOLFORD & SHILBERG, 517 MABKET SPACE, eng?s-tr ‘Third door from 9° street, MITCHELL & MAKTIY, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUB. We bave carefully gone over our stock and re €nced prices to ths lowest figures, to close out our remataing stock of SPRING aSD FUMMEK DBY GOUDS. Notwithstanding the Nery low prices raling dur. ve fag the pact sason, we our prices still lower, to close 4LL MADE UP GOODS, SLL UNDEBWEAR, ALL DBESS FABBIOS are lower thsn ever before, and In quality thet can Rot be surpassed. BESS SHIBT MAN UFACTORY « GENTS FUBSISH(NG BMPORIUM. . HIBTS FOS BOYS, unfntshed, at Okc. AVE them finisned, at 75e. ZE they are Se Bod F street northwest. __ BANKERS. AAS.A. “= Lar, refully aced for customers at a distance In lertismace aciwee Steves that often yield enermo: . Steck Lhe no ® specialty. Rew Stock Book for investors, giv Hable information how to operais safely sent free on spplication. Address. DStoce BROKER mar Ansa Ty Wall street, Mew York, $100 sSRIERES $1,700 sytem of operating tm Srocts. Bisks reduced te i and profits contabe- ~ Sr TRUYES UNSURPASSED HARNESS! TRUNKS! at 50s MARKST SPACE. TRUNKS! VALISES, SATCHELS. TBAVBLING Bags, POCKEB BOOKS, SHAWL STHAPS, &c., &c.. Bc. & full amortment, the largest stock. strongest made and most et the old at the — prices JAMES 6. TOPHAN, $26 Yyn Srazxy, - thoroughly and promptly repaired ett —s § foott City aed Way Btattons. altimere, Annepelis, ani Way Stations. is and intermwediste stations, and. Srederi Sort of Grafton 84 of Grafton Saturday. ®: — of are ‘aad Way ee Har- arg end Way Stations Vailey i. Plecmont and Way Statious main stem, Her ow 9:33— New York Limited Exprom. Baltimore and Philsds tpnta. (Sunday to Beltimore sad Pm, AeBepolis oniy. 12:15—Bait 5 + a Way Stations, Edo City and 1:40—New York. Phtlede} On Sunday, all more onty. 3:20—Baittmore and Way St 5 4 Ky 7 ia Bittoott: acd Norfolk Ex- ‘ay Stations aad Bal- Ort; and Way 8 iS 4:0—Vrederick sud B-tut of Broke via Motte: olitan Bauch ) Connects ou Saturday for Winch ster for Anpspo 45—Ciccinnsti and Loulsriile Bx x cert Saturday Berkeley. Derr Park, Oakland. ——- «n and Winchester, Sleeping cars fo ati snd Louisviile Way Etations. Baltimore Express. 5—Bsitin cre and Way Stations 7.33-Fitteburg, Oniesgo, Co!ambus and San- ingky. 9 20—Falttmore, Biadensbarg, Beltsville, Lan- rel, Relay. 10:00—New York avd Philsdelebia Night Ex- Press Sleeping Oars to New York. 10:05—Baltimore aud principsi Way Stations. 11:45—8t. Louis Express. Chicago. Jolumbas, Fandnrky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park and mm * 1:40. 5:30. 5:45, 00, 10:00, 10:05 and 7:00, 7:15, 7:35, 9: her tratne daily, cept Sunday. other Ds ' Ox . connection cp Sunday tor Hagerstown or Val- Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia as 5:10 m and 1:40 p m. For further intormation apply st the Baltimore Obio Ticket Offices, Washtogton Stations, and 601 and 603 Pennsylvania sveaus. and 613 street northwest, where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked and received at auy point in the city. Fig . FHARP, Master of Transportation. sept-tr convinced of an early decline in coe EF CATTLE on ‘the boof, andin anticipation of the same, J red to disonpnt the martet, ent BE atrictiy choice Lor Fcaed low prices. viz: ‘oak s~Birloin. Ne.; Tenderloin, 387.; Por- pod House, We ; Bound, 13c’. two Ibs. for 28c.; Bib, ec Baking Pisces, 8 to 10 cents. eats. Lomb, 1336 to 13 ¢ Corned Beef, 6 to 12¢6.. to out. Roost Ly ty D7 .own raising a specialty. | OF MAD and B etree Toe Within twe squares Do not be deterred by the ory of Gow meat: con sult = Zour own interest send give me a call. A tris! sepi6 eoSt* 608 3. 8B. B PICKLING AND 2.000 gallons pare OT v made; pure White Wine Vinoper ure selected i. vhite do ; fall Tiour, suprise’ ‘market. For je by. _ BY, BEO., _weplé-tr [Herald] | 60 Penns. avenue. STALLS 635-636 | STALLS 996998 OBSTEEMARKET.| HU. LIB MABKBT. 3, A, HOZEMAR, 04 above. confident that he can please all tastes, asks 0 trial iis choice stock of is FRESH MBATS OF ALL KIWDS. All orders conscientiously filled and guaranteed. engll-iy Open Every Morning. BC. MANN =f ues ae Sttemtion of the public to the choice 'UTTON, LAMB AND. Lb found at his Stalls, Nos. 6: and 639, ing Center Market, which are open every week day the year ygund, for '& sccommodation of the public. Also, Stall No. estorn Market, open rerular days. ders faithfolly ft delt oreers ¥ filled aud purchases deltrered JOHN R. KEBLEY, at tm First-class i Dealer BEEF, VEAL, LAMB, MUTTON, é. QURNED BEBE 4 SPROIALTY. Stalls, 62. 9 and 630 Urator Market, at. wing; aba 206 and 30" Northern Liberty Market: or address Box 713, Oity Post Office. Marketing delivered free of charge, to all parte the city. jel7-ly M. OOUK, General Ticket Agent. GEO 8. KOONTZ, Gererai Agent. 1876 resuste¥ ania 1876 BOUTE To the North, West, Southwest. Double Track, Steet Rails, Splentid Scenery, Magnificent Exuipment. SEPTENBES 17H, 1576. Trains Jeave Washingjon, city time, trom Depot, ‘corner of 6 h and 8 streets, as follows: For Pittsburg and the West, 68 a jatly, Per- lor Oar to Pitteburg: m. daily, with Pal- sce Car t> Chicago, and 11:60 a m. daily, ex- cept Sund: Rochester, Bufalo,| Niagara Fi lorth.6 am. daily except San- aay. Pm. daity except Saturday, with Palace Cars to Waikins. For Erie, Onnandal- gus, Buffelo, and Nisgara Balls, 11:50 a.m., jsily except Bu: day. nd the Bast, ars attached: 9:35 ‘ew York and the East, =:05 8m. {daily except Bunday, with Parior snd 1:40 .. Care attac For Fitladei pbia, ‘except Sunday. and 7 Bumtted Express, 9:35 @ lay. Acccmmodstion for Baltimore, €:20 p.m. daily, Burday. and 4:20 p.m. 3,6:90 and 11:60 amend 4:20 p. jnudey. ALBXANDBIA & FREDEBIOKSBURG RAIL- WAY AND ALEXANDBIA & WashHINGION BAILBOAD. For Alexspdria, 6.7. 8:30, 9,10, 11 a.m,1,3, 4:20,5,6, 7:00, aud 11:40 pm. On Sunday atSam ,aed i and7 pm For the South, via Bichmond, 1 6 p.m. daily, s “46 am, ‘2pm. caily. except Scund %, and via Lynenb and cS ‘Trsins leave Al+xandria for Washington, 6.7, 8, 9,10, 11 om,t, 3, 4:20, 6, and 7 pm. ne —_ at —_ 1 s bo ae a. ickets, information, Bleeping accommodations can be procured at the Offices:— Bortheast corner of Thirteenth street Pe sylvapia avena jortheast coruer of Si Pennsyivania avenue, and at the Depot, whore orders cau be left for thé checking of Baggage to destinalion from Hotels and Residences M. BOYD, Ja | Passonger Agent. FRANK THOMSON, Geol Manageh, J003 17 RIVERSAL &.R. PICKRY OFFICES, Let gree a or from aij potots s Stier or ‘ONE DOLLA ens ky. oe ‘Tickets gocd til used. checked through, pir to aD WHITESIDE. Py 987 Pen. ave., Candy store. STEAMERS, &c. WOR NORFOLK. Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE leaves the barf, ft 6th Com; foot wrery "MONDAY, WEDMEEDAY poe ae Betardays at 4p... Fare, 4; found trip, 86. ES ee seman oes Steamer JBO. W. jeaves: - f, foot of éth every TUESDAY, wera ase Wor Oars fo land? joman and tat FRIDAY, at 7 & m., for Goan ping at intermediate landings. iver, stopping at int SJ For information spply at the office of the Company, under the Metropolitan Bank, léth st., onpoaite ihe Tressary, of to the Agent, “at os CLYDE'S BSW SxFRes LINE, Pa TS An: Fee STRAMEES LE VE PHILADELPHIA every BD. ave ‘GEO BGK’ HomDaY ot 7 p.m nt re Sy Gearactown, fi ng thelr goods landed “Georgcewn: Do. meee SS WH. P. OLYP' 00. @. Gxps, se ‘South W a ater strech, FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. THE STEAMER “MATTARO,” a 8. BYizs, will lea her wharf, foot TBURSDAY ‘MORNINGS, at To iaoaiage on the Pi River, Nomfnl, including the ‘summer GoLtoNs, BIvER SPRINGS LAND. Hetarniny arti TUESD down AY and = NEY DEPARTUAS. LYDES WASHINGTON BETO AND PROVID! PHILADELPHI NOR BAMSHL L f ene ve ine will lee: age eg tepene oe Bp tag ter 2 or rreisais. Through bills of Iadiag from the above ports. mg Livered daily from 68. m. 6 9. m. delivery of ights and received st 1302 end 1113 Sh street al WF oLyDR 2 00. vag Wine AS ms J. HW. JOUNSON ta for Washington, foot CUNABD LINE. re Johnson’ NOTICE. Whnh the view of dim! —_ the cbs: crossing the meridian a to the north of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIOAN ROYAL M rc} TWEEN NEW LIVER- 7 PO0Ls CALLING AT CORK HARBOR From Baw Tone. we Frou Bi gers. Bares oF Passace.—Cabtn, 83, @100 and Ftd 3 R to fe SEAS tokets to and from all parts of Barope at low rates. for Gissgow Harp Antworp and ports on the Mediterranean ports. Yor ‘apply at the Company's office, Mull ScEwood s MOBBIBON, Her s16 fer ot: HAS. G. FRABCRLYM: Agent” COAL AND WOOD. JOTION IN PRIOES! archased 6,000 tons CUAL at lowest will sell at prices defying competition. Ung and Stove WOUD a speciaity. .} L SHERIFF. » bet. 11th and 13th strests, Det. 34 and 44 atreets. ad Potemec river ali 6 UENCE OF THE UEOSET DE- IN COAL. the followiog will be our livered in apy part of tne city, until White “ual yoo Egg, and Chestnut “ or ‘kena Valle Pine Wood, 86 per cord. | Oak Sawing per cord, $1.50; Sawing per cord » $2. It is not probable that these prices will hold for many days, "and we therefore advise you to buy at once, T. EDW. CLABK & CO, LUMBER. WOUD AND CUAL DEALERS, Cfice, 663 Penns. avenue n. w.,corner 6th st. Wharf and Depot, foot of treet east it I bave two handread ton¢of White}Ash STOVE COAL, which I offer at $5 25 per ton, White Ach Orders left at yard on %h street, between D and Zz sow tage . sepls-9t (eal! coat! READ! READ!! PANIC PRICES! ANTHRAOITE OOAL from @5 per ton np, ac- cording to quality. Having on hand the Jarre sto kin the District, embracing every variety, are prepared to fill orders at once, without waiting for the wncertan arrival of Auction Coal, 2,240 Ibs. always farnished to the ton. &7 Try us before purchasing elsewhere, JOHNSON BROTHERS, Main office ard depot, Johnson’s and 13th and F streets south eat. Offices, 2902 F and 1142 9th street northwest, sepl-cotr Co0aL AND KINDLING WOOD, Mill and Depot 7th-street Whart, febeé-ty Branch Office 1818 Pennsylvants eves ae LUMBER. LUMBER! LUMBER! @REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. 4 2 = 2 is FS < per ola i Cope eeicer” soca i3 Is 6 inches. OF cessense of ually as low. » Hickory, Walnut, and Poplar pe >>ld a38 E 82, Ee i; : gE E i H GEORGE H. JOHNSON, angls-ly Corner 16th and B streets n. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS, It wil! be to the interest of FLOBIDA FLOOBIBG 4 5-4, kiln dried. Also —— Mi aaa FI SIDCRInG taaether Sesortenee wit TOULDINGS, DOO. which I willsell at prieee to suit pur DANIEL SMITH, engé-tr___Phoonix Mill, 1210 Ohio avenue. LUMBER. LUMBER, LUMBER. @UBR REDUCED PBICES: VIRGINIA PINE BOAEDS, per hundred, 81.60 WHITE PIS OULLS, (£200)ivesnnenene @ WHIT PINE OULLS, (19 tneb).....0- 0 8.00 WHITE PINB SIDING... 9.00 WHITE PINE 6-4 00d 6-4, DBESSBD...... 9.60 OUB 81.50 BOARDS Are Forst Quality, ALL 16 FEET LENGTH. ‘7 Call and see them. 4a WILLET & LIBBEY, Corner Math street and Now York avenue. iv@-ty THE TRADES. R®2 ove. JAMES F. BRIER, PLUMBSR AND GAS FITTER, mard’-tr 404 97m STBEBT HN. W. A wWwWRreiienr@ s&s |. HOGAN, 713 Marke meee FOR Mt ett Mildew Proof Awning 5 mM pis tr AUCTION SALES. y2°2Rg885> Foe Offered fanre numbered 734" trootl TORS Di 2 Carroll street, by a depth of 99 : One-third cash, and the balance at 6, 12 sud 18 months, with interest at 3 per cent. per an- nem, mcured by @ deed of trast on the property sold. 1 ceposit at time of sale, and all couvey- purcbaser’s cost. Terms to be complied Witb 10 teven cays sepl2-eoade J.T. COLDWELL, Saleeman. U if MAR“HAL’S SALE OF LARGE 8TOOK /« OF DRY GoUDS AT THE STORK OF EM OBY BAXTER, No. 1920 PENN. AVE, In virtue of fleri facias issued out of the Ulerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Uol- umbia, and to me directed, I will sell for ¢ public eale, at So. 920 Pennsyl northwest. on FRIDAY, the 22d day of Sept: 1876 commercing at 10 o'clock a.m . tne following goods and obatteis, viz: One lot of Merino, on= lot of Tarleton. one lot of Bwisa, one lot of Oambric, one lot of Alpacas. Delanes, one lot of Greneaine, Drees Goods, Plaids, Skirts, Shawls, Flanvels, Val Lineus, Lace Curtains, hits, Tow- els. ins, Parasols, U: Blankets, Woolen Geode a Patterns Wooten Jackets, Straw Bonnets, Bho and Bhelving {n store, a+ 80 upon as the chatteis of Bwory ard will be sld to satisfy execution No. ‘Ladson. ALE. », Needien, Bhirt Fronts, and Counters ‘and fans ree, Per DURGABBON “B0S..4 qi cet Baffles, thaaes. favor of Bliza B _Bepl6 dt THe irchaser a TAR BTS, aug3)tawsw ads *_”_* Avotionesr. 'BUSTEE’S BALE UF VALU, = BEAL T TRE’S nm ABLI By virtue of @ deed of trast from Budolph Lobsiger ard wife to me, fur the benefit of Thomas L. Hame, esq., dated tember 1875, and recorded In Liber H.B., No. 10, folio 493, &c., one of the land records of Prince jecrge’s county , I will expose to public sale, to the highest bidder. for cash, ‘Upen the premises, on UBBDAY, the 21et day of September next, at 4 el the land thereby conveyed. ‘This property contains $97 acres, more or less; is situated iu Prince George’s county, Md., about three miles from Waal i city, on, xcellent 20d leading thereto, and but a short ce from distan: stations, oa the Bath |, about equi distant from to the culture of grapes, les, and in the hands an ‘actical gardener could De made se ‘one To purchase, 1 pon a} r. John Mi. Jouee, who resides ot adjoining fs le ug) tuthas NO. STEPHEN, Trastee, UNOANSON BROS. Auctioneers, Southeast corner 9h and D streets n. VALUABLE LAND ON PINEY BRANOH BOAD. NEA INTBRSECTION OF 14h STREET, aT AUOTION. By virtue of a deed of trust to the subser!- bers as ‘Trostecs, dated Bovember l0th, 1874, Bnd recorded in Liber No 768, folio 274, of the. Jand records of District ot Columbia, by written request of the partics secured f! yy. We will sell by publ: ction, on the premises. on SATU R- DAF, tne 30th day of Peptember- 1676, at 9.0 clock » ell that nf of lot three. ;3 ) in tne division Be William Holmead's estate, and described as fol- lows: Beginning at a stone at the sonth alde 0” « ‘wegon path 150 feet 4 inches easterly of the north- ried corner of Usptain Hall's ba: and ravning ence not : r Magruder’s and Be: not com plied with pons "the purchaser sclgconds GENTLEMEN’S GOODS. FALL STYLES A NOW BEADY. A BROADWAY DRESS HATS FROM 86 TO 8s. ALSO, FINS OFT AND STIFF FELT BATS OF THE ATTEBN MOST APPROVE! BOYS’ AND CHILDBES’S HATS, new shapes. Fine assortmemt of SILK, ALPAQA and GING- HAM UMBRELLAS. HERB & GREP, Hatters, toplt-tr_1419 Pa. ave., above Willard’s Hotel. FaLh STYLE DRESS HATS, As introduced in Hew York by the Brosdway Hat RICKS 95 TO $8. aise new dealgas 1st fT PeLtS and STIFF * B. B, STINEMETZ, Batter. ang%-tr * 1237 Pa. ave , next to cor. 13th st. DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. A perfect fitting and the FINEST DBESS SHIBT FOR 99.98. Betisfaction always guaranteed. Geut's LINEN COLLARS and OUFFS, HOBi- EBY aed UNDEEWEAG, at prices aichs doth JAMES THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY, Jel9-ly__ 804 F street n. w., LeDroit Building, KEEPS PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRESS SHIRTS, THE GREATEST INVENTION OF TAB AGE. Bix fine Drees Shirts for six « bed in any other store in this city. “=e B7 We are Bole Agents, To be had of all Drussists, Send for Pamphict. BITTEE, De BELT'S GALIPEA Bz, nepot 13 Camden AUGZION SALES. Ww4ss B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer, Bo. 1. porthwest corner ith and " 4th strest, streots northeast, the abore bed Furniture, which bas been only three months. wepld St WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Acct. Tsomas DOWLING Auctioneer. in nee caen on oe el is PSaccss! l= CSE S = Came eames > ie} (J az S72 Uy zee Wo cya™ Serene : 43 at yt ere ms oe ce p44 ee Filed 1-1 ha a, ¢| . 1 above superior collection of Househo. Bitects _sepi-dta THOS DOWLING, Ancttoncer. H. WABSEB, Keal Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTRE’S SALB OF A VALUABLE THREE. STOBY BRIck HOUSE AND STORE. No, st PENNSYLVANIA AVESUE BSOUTH- ry the seventeenth, AST. By virtue ef @ deed of trust to ns. dated Fet A.D. i:76. and recorded in Liber No. 811, folio 29, one of the. tan Ww: records for Wasbingt»n county, DP a best of the holder of the note secared there. by, we will cffor for sate at rout of ite premises, on MONDAY, the dns of October, A. D 1876, at 5 o'clock p.m, the tollow Ang-described real estate and premises, to wit Lot pumbered forty-five (45). of Tait and Ferguson's subdivision of ori, mambered four (4), in agai seventy-three (87 vements thereon, consisting of oihres story brick houte, with store beneath, ani! but with interest at ten (10) par Terms of sale: @3,700, cent. from Febru; a7th, 1876, and the ex; es of the balance ic 12 and the sale in cosh, secured by a deed of trast ard the notes of the i feven (i) Hi conveyancing at pucch wore cont. f sate are not complied with in tends: trustee reserve the right, to resell the propel e riek and cost of the defaaiting par- Chaser. WILLIAM P. YOUNG, told dE. J. MIDDLETON. Jaf Trasters, B. WABBEB, Auctioncer. TRUSTRES’ SALE OF TWO RMALL BRICK DWELLINGS, ON BOUTIT OF NouTH K STREKT. ‘BETWEEN lira AND lure STREETS WEST. By virtue of # decd of trust, dsted February i, ts16. and 6: recorded im Liber No 77; rn ind records fcr the Dts: J request of tho party bile auction, 18 ythe wd dey of Y ™ , the followh and reventoon (317), wil consist of two Brick Dwellti ‘Terms of sale, a8 presc! 7 wai decd, 95,000, with ten (epee cent. int-rest from tb ry, 1876, Dalance are: uth rue! toge. her with expen of in twelve and twenty-four ith interest. A deposit of $100 mnst be the property i seid. Conveyancing at the purchaeer’s cost. If the terms are not complied with in seven Gaye from sale, the Trnatees rose the rigbt to resell the Cia 8 at the riak and of the defanling purchaser, after 8” notice ef euch resale in some newspaper published ta Wasbington one. ALFRED H LEE araihiie MABTIN M. BOBRER sopl9 dts J. LDW ELL, Seleeman. W488 8; IEEIAMS, Auctioncer, 1, northwest Corner lth and D streets. TERUSTER’S BALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- TY FRONTING ON VIRGINIA AV&EBUE, BETWEEN 6TH AND 77H BTS. SOUTHWEST, AT AUOTION. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated January Uth, A: D168. and duly, recorded ia Liber 25) folio 431, &6.,0n6 of th of Fel ¢ land records for: + D. 0 ,and by direction of the ‘ty secured thereby, I shall sell at pubiic suction in front of the 5 BrDAT, Septem- ber Q™th, A. D. » all that cer- the sald cliy cf Waablagtous aud Ds ing knows aed said city of Was! . @ud be ing Known a1 jercribed 88 Lot numbered one, in the recorded division of subatvision Lots numbered two aud e+, in syuare sourh of syuere numbered four han- ered ppd rixty-three, (4f3,) with isprorments thereon, consisting of a Brick Dweliit [rd 300 cash; balance in 6 snd 12 months, for potes bearing futerest from day of ssle ana ii n het cured by a deed of troston the property sold. conveyancing at cost of purchaser. § 100d track off. sud if the term ard cost of derauiting ao STARD, Trostes, topl6-cokds WASH. B. WILLIAMS, auct ‘THOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer. T BAILING YACAT AMERICUS. TE if EVERY PaRTICUsaB, FOR PUBLIC ACOTION. DAY ASTERROOR, Septem 2 ‘St 6 o'clock, at the footofiits Gig street wharf, { aball seil the above fi; in all its appointme: TAOS. DOWLING Acct. BOB... Auctioncers, D" Suthoast sorter Sth ‘and D sts. northwest. TWO-STORY BRIOK DWELLING HO! BEET, BETWEEN sTHEs THWEST.AT AUU' 3 sE AED ASDL TION. and District recor: of he id : par, te 29th Gare umbered ind ene ball tachee north of the srumwen’ conver -balf incl ° ofeeid ‘thence north seventeen feet of paid lot,and running three apd one-half inches; thence east niaety-thres feet four and one-half inches; thence south seven- teen feet three and one half ; thence west t> plece of beginning; together with all the buildings and appurtenances to the same belonging. ‘The terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash; the batancs in notes of equal amounts, rable ia six. twelve and eighteen months from date, at the rate of $ per cent. interest tilt paid; the notes to be secured bys decd of trust ont roperty sold. $200 must be paid as a deposit atther ‘of sale. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost Ebould the terms of eaie not be comptied wi within five deys after the sale, :he Trustees rese: the right to resell the same’ property at the ee Gaas. 7. Davis, ‘ upl-cckde PoP LARNER, "{ Trustees. B. H. WABNBE, Auctionser, Hay de aru at EVENING STAR._ TURSDAT......September 19, 1876. ance and Lorraiue. s fler the war we happened to traverse these sister provinces, taen fallen under the iron grasp of the Germans; the | Shown, devastation of armies met the traveler on every side. Yet, as usually ha even ar- terrecent conflicts. the pastorial | Which bad once been battle-felds, were once more bap) rn The re vineyards and Selds of corn with hills beyond, "which in their quiet, bad ten Une echo of cannon. On the ramparts of Metz might be seea the gathering in of @ luxuriant crop of hay; «0 soon does nature heal the sear of battle.” Io Nancy and in Straspurg, however, were to be found traces of destruction inflicting not only domestic calamity, but irreparabie loss to literature and art. Nancy is for the most part so corrupt in Its architecture as to be almost incapable of being made worse, and £0 far little or no injary had been done; yet, a8 il luck Would have it, In the eariy days of ine German occupation a fire broke oul in the itbrary tn the Lorraine Museam of antiquities, pictures, tapesiries, &c.. and, though @ little was sa much perishes. Strasburg, @s is well Known, suffered severe- Hiz_ And might have fared much worse n€ cathedral, which stands as most cathe- drals do, as a landmark from afar, served a8 & bult or larget agaiust which the Germe@n artillery was laid; and it is sak that @ threat was made of total de«traciion if the French did not surrender, When we visited the fcene of devastation shortly after the ce, we found the glass in the grand Goth- ic windows pierced by shot into many han. Gred holes; bot the rites of religion were Again celebrated at the accustomed hours. The outside of the cathedral suffered jess than might, bave been feared; but thongh the a the sont Part escaped, the stonework generally was greatly pered and eousiderably shatvered’ Colamas were by shot rent asuoder into hawes, quarters, and emailer fragments. Fortunately the damages admitted of repair. A nouse, not without architectural pretensions, s!tuated in the piazz@ of the cathedral the famous library and P destroyed. We might bave alte ourselves to be Pompei; the bi intense that metal-work was melted. Yet here, &8 in other avologous cases, the wonder is thal so much escaped uninjured, and that the ordinary current of life, resuming its old channels, flowed on pretty much as be- fore.—(Saturday Review. An [cdian’s Last Shot. STILL FIGHTING APTER BOTH LEGS AND A SHOULDER HAD BREN BROKEN. On Monday morning, August 21, four white men, while out hunting about two miles from Deadwood, Killed @ deer, and while they were skinning it one of them saw an Indian th gered them, leading his pony. He was probably trying to surprise them, but, being uncertain of their exact position, be bad approached too near, and ey discovered him first. One of the party snatched 5 4 bis sbot gun, loaded with buck shot, and fired both barrels, bringing down the Indian and his pony. The confident manner in which the Indian had walked to. ward them led them to suppose that he was supported by ® number of others, and they quickly retreated toward Deadwoo! for rein- foreements. A party started out to scout the country, and on reaching the spot where the deer lay, the men saw the body of the Indian by the sideof bis pony, and, thinking him dead, tney rushed forward. This action Was fatal to ove of the party, for a snot from the Indian's rifle struck him In the heart. A volley from the others killed the Indian instantly, however, and his body was quickly surrounded by the white men. The Indian bad been almost riddied with buck shot, one shoulder and both legs having been broken, yet be bad managed to bandage his legs and to take uuerring aim with bis wounded arm. Knowing that his life would be taken witn- out doubt, be had prepared to sell it as dearly as possible, and, lyingon his back, he rested bis rifleon his wounded legs and sbot cead the foremost of his assailants. In his mouth was anotber cartridge ready to reload. His rifle was Ure best and latest breech loading arm, issued to the army in 1875, apd it 1s probable that he had obtainet it in the Custer or Reno fight, since an old bullet mark tn thegrip of the stock showet that it had been in action —[ Black His Pio- neer. AN ASSASSIN ASSASSINATED—Shot Dead on the Same Spot on Which His Victim Feu Ten Years Ayo.—A telegram from Hallsyilie,Mo, September 8, On Tuesday last Dr, Thomas Keene, a well-known physician, Was killed by Dr. B. F. Austin, another prac- teing physician of this vicinity. The trou- ble grew out of the circulation through the malis of clroulars defaming Dr. Austin. He investigated, and concluded that Dr. Keene was their author. Arming himself with a double-barreled sholgun on Tuesday after- noon, be went into the principai street of the town, took @ feat on @ dry-goods box, and waited for the rivai doctor. Dr. Keene soon rode Into town from the country, and as he wes dismounting Austin fired athim. Tae shot entered his bead and breast, and he fell dead. A young man named Bullerton, who was in Keene’s employ, seeing bis employer fall, opened fire with @ revolver on Dr. Aus- Un. Austin emptied the other barrel of his shotguo at Bulierton, but neither was burt. Austin then rede coolly to Columbia and gave bimself up. In 1896 Dr. Keene assassi- rated Peter Evans, an aged man,on the spot on which he fell. He was tried for m » and sentenced to sixteen years in the peni- teptiary. He served a few months, and then obtsined & new trial, with a change of venue po tnd county, where, in 1875, he was ac- quilted. “GIN LANE” ON SATURDAY NIGHTS.—I Know very well that strong drink is con- sumed pretty freely in the United States, but In ten years there I did not see so many dronken men and toomen about the streets as i bave seen in three months here. Knowledge the fact with sorrow. In some towns every other shop seems to be a public house, It is iv stance the other da} cathedral city, Ly ® very vir- tuous and well-conducted place. In Lon¢ the gin palaces would afford a brilitant licat St bight without the street lamps. Tne poorer the hborhood the more numer- ous they are. What a sight is a gin shop in y are. or around Drury Laneon Saturday night! In all Dante’s visions there was nothing more horribie. Half-naked women, entirely. baked children, men of a type never seen anywhere else, are all scrambling together After gin amid’a deafening uproar of curses ard obscenity. Hogarth’s picture of “Gin Lane” is ex tion of a fearcely an aggera' hundred different localities to be found this day in the very heart of — Letter © New York World. SHOT DEAD FOR THROWING A PIECE OF WATEBMELON.— Parties from Clinton, Ky., bring news of @ most shocking and ua: voked murder that occurred in or near that place some days since. It seems that a party of several, among them a Davis, and his uncle,@ nent eltizen of the place, were eating water- melons, and in & playful way Davis threwa gee Sthis uncle, hitting him in the face. ‘his appears to have evraged Storie very greatly,and be told his nephew that if the thing bappened again, he (Storie) wonld shoot him. Davis, having po idea that the threat would be carried into effect, buried Dephew, the ball passing eaitrely: taroug’ bephew, ing en him, cansing almost instant death. Tne murderer B- == DISAPPEARANCE OF 4 YOUNG Wo: .—Ellen Vaughn, @ woman twenty-four years Of age, who living for some time past with her sister, at No. oe Fulton streets E Brooklyn, started on Brooklyn Savings Fulton and Concord w the sum of $200 therefrom. , her sister instituted emsel ves, No trace of Ellen can ‘arther than that she drew the back as she intended. The unable to say whether with her at the time or e arrangement fot Sein qa or whereabouts. Soo ited for drunkenn@ss, and Dpon examination was commited to jail for ten days.—[N. ¥. Herald, 18th. A Faro BANK BROKEN WiTH 4 $5 Nore. Last night ap innocent and looking Light Tod”—that is the ~~ as we undi went into the gambling house on Wi square and staked & $5 note. — this time fortune wored hima saat sums, but fa and continued winning until he bad accumulated the snug sum of $900, and the TS, iat the bank was broke. bad been {ese fortunate ‘went home to iorning the lucky ““Lightaing-rod" west to jarke’s jewelry and invested the whole Smnount of la in » Tos owners coneera, are pamed Patrick & Oo,—{Zroy Bept. 16a, _s. PY &8 before under sun, ‘wind, and | | a BAWLING PELLA. UP. B. Buchan, in the New B Petucatton | hat a foart b wiant Journal yf 1 ate eackle. ani our Bella basis With RET hur the bow Tl sparrows bicker sh The ruffied peacock wr The rose tree There is ne charm tik She bawis | our Bella bawls DINSER REFORM IN THE West.—M. le- lee is furnishing the N. York World a daily bill of fare for eight persons, in which he not only shows how an elegapt, sabstan- tal, &od wholesome meal may be provided, but incidentally teaches some useful lessons io the way of saving ana otilizing that which often goes to waste. if there is any one thi the American people need to be instruct in it Is the Knack of saving the odds and ends, eepecially in the culinary line. Oar bigbest acvievement in this direction is the Much-ridicuied dish of *hash,” which peo- pie are accustomed to tarn up thelr noses at in the presence of others, and to eat with the greatest avidity when no one is looking on. It would be hardly overestimating the waste of our kitcheps, thra imperfect or improper cookery and the dally contribu- tions to the garbage tub, to say that since the War enough has been squandered in tn wey to pay off the national dedt. This may seem extravagant, but let any one curious in such matters go at it with siate and pen- cil, and he ean figure it up in five minutes.— (Undianapotis News, Sept. 1 IREEVFRENT.—Deseribing the doings of a colored camp meeting, @ correspondent of the Ricbmond Examiner says: The church, the fields, the woods were ail strewn with Mourners, and thetr supplications could be heard At Almost all hours of day or night. Ove of them woke me one night praying very loud for his Heavenly Father to feed his children. I suppose his prayer was an- @wered, &8 next morning the contents of the milk bucket were gone, one chicken was miseing from the coop, and the sweet ao paich showed marked signs of Aliousters, BREACH-OF-PROMIS® SUITS IN GREAT BRITAIN.—It is not unlikely that the dockets of the courts of Great Britain and Ireland may s00n be barren of suits for failure to ful- fil promises of marriages. Baron Bramweil bas made public declaration from the bench that he is against the continuance of stata- tory provisions making Eng arena for suits to compel a 1 woman he hated.—(Sunday 2 87-A little four-year old ran to his moth- er and 8a! “Mamma, I think grandpa is growing.” “Growing; what makes you tuink so?” “Why, I saw th p O° bis head com- ipg up through his hat &7 George Eliot bas added some curious Words to the language, gocd, bad and in different; but the latest, near the close of “Daniel Deronda,” is about as awkward a fellow as we ever encountered; it is “an mod ifiabieness.’ a7-“\I guess dnd wishes we'd all dle and go to heaven,” said @ miser’s son to his mater- pal parent. “Why she asked, upon re- covering from her astonishment. “Cn, be — dieaven’ssuch @ cheap place to live in” S7-A subscriber asks: “When fs the best time to pick apples?” This is a very simple . We referred it to one of our jer age 14, and he answered that the best Ume for such work is when the farmer is not looking and there is no big dog in the orch- ard.—{ Norr. Herald. S7 A citizen of Chicago, who has led a roving life, has named his children after the places where they were born, and the list is ow a8 follows: First daughter, Albany Bepscn; first boy, Omaha Benson; second son, St. Josephine Benson; third daughter, Cinciunau Benson; third boy, Chicago Ben- ied to.— [New Orleans MARRIED. OLABAUGH—WAUGH. Un the 18th of Septem- ber, 1576, by the Bev. George V. Leech, Jno. B CLabate to LiLtix P. Water, all of this city. ~ —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— UNDERTAKERS. R.*: #48ver, ose F Oreear, Undertaker. WM. SACKET? wen BR. F. HARVEY. BR. Banxes, Cabinet Maker and Undertakert 618 Live Srazty Borrews oetl-1y wars PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 4 BULFINCH ST, BOSTON, (OPPOSITE BEVELE HOUSE) THE SCIENCE OF LIFE; On, SELF- PRESERVATION. MORS THAN OBE MILLION COPIES SOLD. 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