Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1877, Page 3

A ¢ « DRY Goops= COST FOR CA : BEAUTIFUL LAWSs, NAVY BLUE. SKA BROWN, DABK Hee Table D om: ! GREEN, AYP RUACK WITH HaND- Nav ineesinen. Qaiits, sco COMME | 2180. 200 FINCHES Ri LEWES WHITE inae- Oes 10. 4 Ss vw * MITCRELG & MARTIN. | GROUND WITH BT RAO WS, BLU Urrees G 2 of all & * 2 ae — Wieseel CAR Hen FIGURES Trench Nansooks.s Sine. and Figured i zl ¥ + Space. we MiTUMELL & MARTIN. | Beant ace sr) Gomes very Re lity, aimdananacea sis ual only 2. "Also, Siriped Vicrorin Uawns on nd Dames Gretndince bark back, sod col ed, | Black Grevadines, ta’striped “plaid, ant ° MITCHELL & MARTIN. © | gy, ("C3 meek, 15. 20. ae, Line Suite, White Suits, Linen Ailof Pew Paraso's with fancy handles at cost. Ubtere kof Latins Umlarw | Pu I Black Oashmere, very wide, 62. Also, MITCHRLL & TN. | | Bice Cashineres, very wide. £0 The ertire Ftock. which ia the most varied and Binck Aipecas: double width, very fine, 25. Sttractie in the cit rs Fok CASH, MITCHELL & MARTI ceessors to John T. Mitche 931 Pennsylvania avenue, IUT SAL ASONABIK STOOK DRY GOODS wing t ration of our lease, and the Ghat Fe cheat ost at GRE sTLY RRDUCED PRICES, many a lees than Cost for Cai commencing MONDAY MORNING andc for 0 da: We deem it unnec sary to enumerate ficient yy that the stock fal attention of purchasers he sock n ust and will beset ew inean busines B7-And all ented, at J. W. COLLEYSs, Jo cote No SOR DrY w. r Sth+t and Market Space. oops, CARPETINGS. MATIINGS, &e W. BURDETTE & C0., © of their immense stock of be tirat: som trash to offer for BURDETTE & CO. wow BN Tih Street, O6 HK Street. Ss LLING OFF. IN OKDER TO MARE ALTERATIONS IN MY STORE TRAVE DEFER MINE? EouT MY ENTIGE ST AN SE RE DUCTION IN Pi om Dress nan wholesale prices, d Sacqnes at half pr i Laces at great c Lin Tow + Napkins, and ere er Cs bfore purchasing CONNOLLY'S, GOS Ninth street, este posite Patent Office, i UTTRELL & WIN 4 i WILL SELL AT COST POR 30 DAYS AND FUR CASH ONLY, THEIR ENTIBE STOCK OF OODS AND FANCY ARTICLES. ck in very large. w ov sistein part of kin I boys, Hearietta Cloth, irs. Linen Urilts, Men + Shirt= ar 2, Men's Understy heck; Ticking. Spreads, and Floor. Vests, &c., &e. Ta Oil Cloths for Ta! Mating, Lad ‘These area fow of the articles contained in our immense stock. ue Perea! An inspection will c: what we ss: * wes it to be = f he charced wii PRICES. ince you that we mean stinetly wmdterstood that all SOLDATR LAK TTRELL & WINE, 1930 Pennsylvania Avent and Winter |), Biock Silks very cheap, 75. 57, $1, gi Striped Summer Silks very cheap Lonsdale Cambric, 15. Towels, Pore Linen Table Damask in remnanta of IX, 3 Pgreorg arn os pens rea for Bo CARTERS, 707 Market Space. ‘wear cheap j Excellent Calico, 4%, worth 8. 10,000 YARDS HAMBURG EDGE | FROM LAST FRIDAY'S AUCTION SALE IN PHILADELPHIA. We will offer Hamba Kagingsat half the rega- rices: 2. 3, 4.5.6, 8,10, 12, 18, 20, cents Job lot Pinid Swiss Organdion, at 123 cents. Fraft Loom Cotton (wet},7 cents Yard wite Kleached Cotton, 4 cents. Best qnaii y Calicors,5 cents. Yard wide Victoria Lawn, § cents Bock Grenadines, plain and stripe, at 25 cen! seid at Sy cents, ‘Wamentta Cotton Wie cents New Parasols, with fancy handies, @1, $1.25, $1, $1.75, $2 . ide Pereales, 5 cents Piaid G nes, 125g cents. These Grena- « short lengths and soft fini isfit Carpets at half price. Victoria Lawns, rluid and plain Nainsooks French Muslirs, * arlatanees, All kinds of White Goode cheap. Linens for Ladies Suita, 2 to 2 cents COME RARLY FOR THE GREAT BARGAINS €. M. TOWSON & €O., » near 7th St TEAMERS. &e. POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. ‘The commod! G oghexan. PRESS. Jas. T. Barker, leave Step: wharf, foot of 7th atreet, ev DAY and FRIDAY at ning leave Baltt ESDAY and ugton and river Jnly 2. the hi ur of leaving will by Frew ht nd passengers at loweat rates. m, 5, A _39 tn STEPH ON & BRO..7th st wharf. {OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.— t i. further notice the Steamer MATTANO, Captain Wm. H ies, See ie will be run as follows: Leave Wash from 6th street wharf, every MONDAY and SPAY MOBNINGS) nt clock, for all nes as far down as N = returning ou SUNDAY Bor any informations piG. 1. SHRR.FP'S Coal Offices, LLB and ia arenne poll an rania ny M_H. KILGMON, Agent GEMENT. R NORFOLK, FORTR&SS MONROE AND Eom Eee THE SOUTH. The ewift and <legant iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, Captain J. Waite, leaves Sixth street Wharfevery Mon ee dav, Wednesday and Friday, at 3! tock p.m , connecting with steamers for Boston, Providence and other northern points. Returning, leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat! urday at Bo clock p.m. FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. NW. THOMPSON, Captain 4 her whar! 5 fot ot ty three times « with glee ‘Tuesdaye at 7 o'clock #. m. for Gon cual Corner 20th street, RREvUceD PRICE! All of our SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS HAVE BEE! MARKED DOWN ‘TO SUCH FIGURES AS WILL INSURE THEIB READY SALE. Persons in search of BARGAINS are invited to femspect our stock. BT One Price Only. PERRY & BROTHER, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, e16-tr Corner Ninth street. JBRODHEAD & €O., 039 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth Stx., Lntite the attention of thetr friends. customers and rangers tothe rare Bargains they are offering in iret Claas Faney andl Staple Dry Goods, the prices of which it many cages have been reduced 2) per cent. Black Lyons Suk, 75 and ap,( including @uinet, Bon- et snd Ponson’s celebrated makes.) Black Granadines.( Lupin’s and Arnold's goods,) in Tron Frame, Flat Mesh aud Stripes, very cheap. Freres Koochlin French Orcandies, Percalines and Cambrics, in beautiful designs. at lowest market ice. Enbrodered Swissce—newest styles and best makes, Bantings of the best makes, 2 inches wide, 3S73¢c., re- duc om We.; Ladies, Gents’ and Ohildren’s | Ganze Underwear in ail sizes, of the very best fabrics. ch Ham! a arg Bagi rter Prices: Elegant 3 bi op Kid Gloves in $1.8; Shetiand All wool Shawls, %c. and Orders promptly sttwaded to RODHEAD & CO., 930 Pennsylvania aveune, bet. $b and 1th. STUDY YOUR INTEREST AND BUY YOUR DRY GOODS AT BRODHEAD 3, 2205 F strect, between Ith and Lith. Frait of tne Loom, 4-4 Bleached Comton, only 9%; | Dest makes Paper Cambric, 7c..( high colors except: ed;) Clark's best 200 yard Spool Cotton, Se.; ful and good Beck Rauiflings, We. and ap: Hip Gore Corsets, in boxes, oniy 2c. Goods first clase, and equally cheap at | BRODHEAD'S, je19-tr 1205 F street, bet. 2th and Lath sts. JHOUSEFURNISHING DRY GooDs. | NOOE BRO. & CO. | 4132S F Street, wear Ebbiit_ House, Have just received a full line of New and Oholce Patterns of SPRING CARPETS, in Tapestry and Zngrsin. Also. a large seeortment of Fancy Viite MATTINGS, ail Treah ead In choice de: wane. sel tr p®* GOODS MUST BE SOLD. Owing to the dull times, and having s Iarge stock | of Gucds on naud. which wast be sold, we will for the next 9 sell at the fvijowing low prices: 000 yards beat Sp Kem Good Bleach and Br. 14.000 yards aple better than Androce sold at 2 1900 yards uew Basket Clothsat 15 cents, sold 1-400 yard beantifal Figured Jackonete at 12% ts, 804 a case clegaut French Lawns, solid colors, at 31%, | Bold ot % cent te Black Ca-hmeros im large quantities, at SL, 37%, 40, 80, 625.75, 7% and 31. Bost @ cont Gouts in Washingtoo L f Biack Sitks from auction river; Thurdaysat 7 o'clock a.m. for Ourroman and Leonardtown: Satardsys at % o'clock @. m. for Currioman and Li itown : ‘On and after July 10th, will leave Washington for iney Point op Tuesdays at J o'clock, arriving at Piney Point at 40 ck p. m ; retarnt: Willleave the Point Weduesday morning. Fare, round trip, $1.50; single fare. $1 For further information apply at the Office over Metropolitan Bank, Knox's xpress (fice, or at ths Company 's Wharf, foot of 6th street. Bi called fi Spplication at Knox's Ex- press Offic OF “SaMC aL BACON, Pres't. ‘B. J. ACOINELLY, Agen! STBAMERS FOR NEW YORK. ‘The steamers JOHN GUBSON and E. 0. KNIGHT ‘will leave New York at 4 o clock ae Saturday, Georgetown evers Mon i m . aud Alexandria‘ every Monday at § 0 clock p.m. Freights taken at lowest rates. For information apply at Office over Metropolitan Bank. 1th street, or to R P. A. DENHAM, Agent. Water street Georgetown. SAMUEL BACON, pal tr Prosident. CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN o PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA. WASHING- TON AND GEORGETOWN. CONNECTING AT PHILADELPHIA WITH OLYDE'S LINE FOR BOSTON AND PROV- IDENCE AND NEW ENGLAND STATES. SAILING DAYS. From Philadelpnia— Saturday, at 12 m. From Washington—Monday, m, From Georgetown. Monday m. r Freigh's received daily. rough bills of landing given to Boston and Providence. Cossignees wishing thelr goods landed at Georgetown wharf will please have them marked “ @eorgrioren, D.C.” For full information app'y to J. H. JOHNSON & CO.. 1202 F street hwest. and 12th street wherf, Washington, D_C.;G_ F_ HYDE. 59 W street, Georgetown, DO; WM. P. CLYDE & ¢ South wharves, Phitad 20 ly T 9 keepers fT MO gong oy sail every direct from iladelphia to Li |» touchii Phila ia to Liverpool, touching = Zee Qu \. - intermediate and steerage passage ticket General Managers, 12 bis, ‘Cait can be had at H.D. OOOKE. Jk. & COS, Bank- ors, 1429 F street. Also, Agents for the Bed Star Line to Antwerp. my23-tf N ORTH GERMAN LLOYD. ‘Tre steamers of this Company will aall every Sat- turday from Bremen Pier, foot of Third street, Hoboken. Rates of passage: From New ‘York to Southampton, London, Havre and Bremen, first cabin, $100; second cabin, $0 gold; steerage, 30 currency. For freight or Dassae apply to OBLRICHS & Ov. mmré 6m CUNARD LIN BOTICE. With the view of dimmishing the chances of col- jon, the steamers S$ line lake & specific course for all seas» {the year. On the outward pass! York or B from Queenstown to New tng meridia of 3) at 43 lat., or res homeward passage crossing the meridian of Oat a2 lat g tothe north of 42. THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP: K AND LIVEKPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOK. From New Youn. From New Yor«. Rothnia,... Weds Judy 4 Bothnia....Wed., Aug. $ ja Wed", July Ii Abyssinia .We Wea; July 18 Beytht Algeria. A Wed, Sept. 5 Aud every following W ednead Now Vora. Steamere marked *do not carry steerage passen gore. Rate oF Pass, Cabin, 33), $10 and $133, gold. according to accommodation. “Ticket to Pari is, $15 gold, additional. Boturu tickets on favorable terms. ‘Stee rage tickets to and from all parts of Earops at very low rates. Through bills of landing 1 or Glasgow, Havre, Ant wer, or ports t iS.0) Sarde new Hamburgs, just opened, lower than ever A great drive in Victoria Lawns. 10 pieces of Lonsiale Cambric at 13%. All we sak is an inspection of Goods and prices before purchasing WISWALL& GWYNN, 706 Market 8; toySh-te Next door to W. B CALcurTa SEERSUCKER, INDIA NANKEEN, BWEW OBLEANS CHECK LINENS, ENDIA PONGEE, ATTAKAPAS TUCKAPAW WHITE LINEN DUCK AND DBILLING, WAVY BLUE YACHT CLOTS, FANCY LINENS for Men and Boy's wear, BT One Price Only. PERRY & BROTHER, Pennsylvania Avenue, ee, Moses. e8-tr street U BPBECEDENTED BS. 0. G. WELIB, BABGAINS Agent for at the One Price MMB. DEMOREST'S DRY GOODS HOUSE) RELIABLE Pat- feuns. Just Opened, all the new wh BD 5 myls 1014 7th street. || 1014 7th st. northwest. a a Ld FRENCH DRESS GOODS. HOOE BRO. & 1328 F Street, near Evatt House, Eyring DUES GOODS: which they are ofleriog at Narr low prices: ' ‘aplite SOHEN'S | LOAN OF FICK, comer of 7th street jow York avenue, oo N Yo be rate rere Ne be | 3 Of interest on Gold and Silver Wi 4 and Hr Olothing, Car ‘and ticles of value r aal-Iyt gathe Gontinent'aad for Mediterranean ports. “For freigh Passage app'y at the Company's offica, No. @ Bowling Greenror both stverage and cabin; to OTLB BIGELOW. GOS 7th street. janz-ly CHAS. G. LYS, Agent. BANKERS 850, $100, $200, $3500, $1,000, LEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., BANKERS aud Brokers, No. 12 Wall street, make for cus- tomers desirable investments of large or small amounts in stocks of « legit: character, | cree pay from the vested every thirty days. it and carried as as desired on deposit of ave percems, Gireulare dod porte sent free. A MEMBER OF THE STOOK EXOHAM lL execute orders for the purchase or sale sacs solicited. “Heury, ‘Member forirs Bierenee, street, How York. Be jaticnal ‘Trost pany, Hew tr p*Postast TO TAX-PAYEBS! Property-owners are legally entitled to allowances for OLD MATERIAL removed or rensed in the im- provement of streets, for WORK DONE at their own expense, and tos rebate of tax sasessed for CHURCH PROPERTY, etc. TAX-PAYERS will find it ad- vantageous to file claims of this character against the District government, through WILLIAM DICKSON, je6-1m__ 615 7th street, opp. Post Office dep't. tae saa wey, BT Re ae iin" AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. UP UCASSON BiUS., Aucnoueers. TRUSTER LE OF VALUABLE REAL Es- Tsts NOKEH B STREET. BETWEEN 3d AND 478 STKERTS EAST. aT AUOTIU: led of trust given to us and of May, A D.4373,and guy Yo. 71, folto 315, one of th: ‘ds of Washington county, in the District nd by request of the’ partiss secured 1 fh ‘at public auctivn. ia front of SDAY, the 10h day of July, A, B. 77. at @ o'clogk p.m. all that piece or parcel of ground id District aforesaid, and known recorded in Lit iand rece rf Colom lve (12). Square seven hundred «i hty-five (785): Beginning for the jams on noreiigtre it ghthe dividing line between lots 5 me the note pth of the lot 8.90 footalley Sinches; thence due north 4) feet Bo is es; tI north 9% feet to the begtnat singnlar the appurtenences, rights, privileges, im- rovements and other hereditaments to the same be- longing of otherwise pertaining. Terms of sale: One third cash equal installments in 6 and 12 monihs. notes bearing sper cent. interest, and secured by deed of trast on the premises sold. A deposit of $100 will be re- auired ag soon aa sold. Conveyancing at parchas- er’s cost. If the terms of sale are not complied with withia ten days from day of sale, the Trastees re- serve the right and. privilege of reselling the prop- erty at the risk and cos: of the defaniting purchaser upon giving five days’ notice of such res newspaper published in Washington, D. 0. = GEORGE NEITZBY.) t rrustees. K. WALSH Auctioneer, 170 Bricge street Georgetown, D. 0. Regular sales at store TUESDAY, THURSDAY and BATURDAYS. balance in two in some OONRAD SCHARFRR. M. SPECIAL NOTICE. t 10 o'clock, of Furniture, and Merchandise of ovary pecialty on SATURDA 6 of Beal Ba « d to upon most able terme. ts of s ry description tied and satisfaction gnarantess em ent M.K. WALSH, Auct. RAILROADS. : [JALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK, T sales te NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE To THR NORTU,W NORTHWEST & SOUTHWEST. z GTON. 24th W ASTIN 1 Way Stations, sand Way Stations, via Ke: 7:50—W hite r & Valley Sprincs Expre makes no stops betweea Washington a: Harper's Ferry 7:55—"M. Lonis, Cincinnati. Chicago and Pitts- bu Express. (Hagerstown except Sun- j #:00—"Kaltimore =10-1 tor, Hagers- Winch Was =30 Boston aud Balti 9:00— (On Sunday 10:00—fal PM x to Baltimore only. sto ng und counecta for red Ithnore and Way Itinere and Lanrel Express, Stops a shure. Frederick, via Relay { Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown rand W ations, and Way Stations and Batiimore Ex Norfolk takes in the jumbnus Express. (Win- Chester and Hagerstown, except Sunday.) Baltimore Express, Ways Baltimore and ations. 9 St i and ati Express, 10:00—* New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Ex- Piece, Stops at Biatonsburg, Beltsville aud ure! "Daily Other trains daily. excey 1 877 GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment. JUN 1877. TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, er of Sixth and B streets, as follow: taburg and the West, 10-10 a. m. daily, with rlor Car Pittsburg Sunday. jell Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars’ from cincinnati. St. Le i is, and Chicago; 7/40 p.m. daily alnce Car to Chicago. BALTIMORE A) )TOMAC RAILROAD. For Canandaigua, , Buffalo, Niagara Fal’ end the North, 6.25 @ m. daily, xcept Sanday, 17:40 p. in. daily, except saturday, with Paince Carsto Watkins. For Williamsport, lock Haven, ‘imira, and Watkins, at 10:10 8m, daily except Sunday. Sew York and the East, 9:55 p.m. daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express of Pull- tan Parlor Cars, 9:20 a.m. daily,except Sunday, For New York and the East, 3-25 a.m. and 1:30 p. m.. daily except Sunday, with Sleeping Oare f Wa-hington te Boston. For Philndelphia, 8:25 a. m. and 1:30 p.m. daily nd 9:30 and 9:55 p.m. dail Limited Express, 9:20 a.m. dail) ‘xcept Sunday. Acccumodation for Baltimore, 6:0 au. and 4:20 Pam. daily, except Sunday For Pipe’ Créck Line, 6:30. ®. mand 4:20 p.m. ails, except Sund For Annipili, 6.90 a.m. and 4:20 p.m. daily, ox- tSuuday. ALEX ANDRYA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL- WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING. TON RAILROAD For Alexandria, 6, 7, 8, 9:10, 10,11 a.m.,1,3, $:20,3,6,7 pm. Ob Sunday at'9:10'a, mi. dad and’? pm For the South, via Richmond, 1:53 a. m. daily; 5:30 p.m. daily. except Sunda Trains leave Alexantria for Washing 10,10, 114.m..1,3, 4:20, Op Stiniay at 8:16 ahd'10 &. p.m Tickets) information, sleeping and parlor car ac. commodations can be procured at the offices, north east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania aven vani L. P, FARMER, General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMSO: Goncral Mal or a) BOOKS AND STATIONERY. Now READY— MacArthar’s Reports. volume 2. Reports of Cases ergned aud determined in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Gene ‘erm, from the ry term, 1x75, to the September term, 1576, ay ass ()” Lowrie Francis Hodgson Burnett. Phyllis: A Novel: by the Duchess ‘The Scrip ure Club of Valley Rest; by the anthor of Helen's Babies After-Glow. No Name series. For Summer After «ng: by Susan Coolidge, & Woman Haver; by Charles Bes saleby W. HE. & JeM0-tr a7D ®QEA-SIDE READING Oriental Relign tain of Life an . 100 A pplic Nicholls; $4. 4 Red Light, Dr. P: onst 2. Mythology necé acd Bane; Bianchi; $1.90. Life snd " of baniel Webster; Smueker; = After Many Days; Christian Beid; $1. A Woman Ha'er 4 Reade; 75c. The American Ee sator; Arthony Trollope; 8c." Castle Bt. ange’o. being additional chapters to Boba di Boma, W. W Story; $275. Marquis of Lossie; MacDonald; 75e. Virgin Soil; ‘Turcenieft; @1 25 cy nates 5 In Charged Unchanged; Villare, @1 25, Lola; Griffiths, $1 2. Poet and Merchant; Auerbach: 91.25 ‘The last four being volumes of the famous Leisure Hou Berit OLOMONS & CHAPMAN, jeter 911 Pennsylvan: venne. T# FE SCRIPTURE CLUB OF VALLEY REST, or; Kvers bo Neighbors. By the aa- Babies.” lam By Stephens. Christianity and Ghaette Brust. ‘A Monograph By JW. Rela siinees 6 Life and Writings. By fA. Page. The Chu stig Way! Whither It Leads, and How to G> Ga. The Tialus of the Great West. B Protection in the United States. Science and Beligion. By Winchell. = yM. BALLANTYNE’S, jeli-te bund 428 7th atroct. THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS. zB. W53" samner. ‘Turkey, by James Baker, Lieutenant Colonel i os * Bai, Co bay 1 ry ae ion bd cnzte’s Russia; 8vo., cloth; . Reconcilia- tion of Beience and Religion, by Alexander Win: chell, Ls.D.; 12mo. Bleec. by W.' Hott ne ‘Tadors and the ie Against Absolute Monarchy, paper: Sse late Monarchy “B80, Es Wise Gi “the ‘niversity Life in Athen: . The ‘cople aud Growth of Zertiamonts paper; Bo. anne OY On OHUN BROTHERS, ‘Booksellers and Siationera, mys tr 1015 Pennsylvania avenue, OLD FASHIONED Square Bar Soap is the most economical to use Presting and wrapping aro of no possible benefit to Soap, but are done to make it look attractive and salable. PROCTOR & GAMBLE’S OLEINE SOAP fe made of Sapontied Red Out, the best material known for producing a hard, serviceable and effec. tive Soap. tts cut in one-pound bars, of convenient and economical shape, and not wrapped. The style in which this Soap is cut aud packed saves all use- less expense, enabling us to sell a superior Soap at MUCH LEss PER PoUND than you are now paying for an inferior article. Every bar of the genuine stamped “PROCTOR § GAMBLE-CINCIN. NATI OLEINE.” Take no other. Bold every- where. fob%)-t thts 5m (T4X-PAYERS TAKE NOTICE. rith the **| mon Remesene complied wi ‘Special Assoa- Be rectpin ily Wil Tora eine St eo-Lm 1391 F street northwest. Be eee AE LOT PET rng Pee crin A Ra ag A the thor, oh S894 I ereet br epee P, FOLEY, aveti oye . s ARE OPPORTUNITY THE Sv FIR R FERED } HIS CiTY js. ES? CONSEEN > TOP FVRNITUE YF Teak Season TH BLAUGHTERED AT P s AUC SROOMS. SEL SEVENTH ee b; SATOR y hh, iesold. Th mtoi ec; Kxtension Tables, Par Tables, Hat 5 rd |. Rookear ; | Mattresses, Longer, Chairs o debomrd M rrore ena other articles to: ‘erous to men tion, all to be sold without reserve to the highest bidder for cash All in want of fine goods would save money by attending thi-aals. Sal¢ positive . FOLEY, Anctionser, jem-6t S11 7th street. T. OOLDWELL, Beal Estate Auctioneer, J. No. 916 F street. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A THREE STORY AND NSABD BOOF BRICK HOUSE, WITH AUCTION SAL BS. - AUCTION SALES. Sactteeetenensnentenaianl AUCTION SALE: TO-MOBROW, BASEMENT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF u STREET. BETWEEN CONNEOTICUT A NUE AND 177u STREET NORIH WEST. Bh Uztwe of ® deed of crust aatea Marsh is | 18:5. duly recorded im Liber No. 177, folio - &c., obe ot the land records for tne Dis. srict of Columbia. and at the request of the party secured thereby. we will seli_ at front of the premises.on F. at So cloek p.m.. the tate situate in the city o that piece or guished as lot bute auction. In abite auction. 1 {0A Howin t, (38,Jof A. R. part of Square numbered ne hundred and sixty fur. :64,) fronting ssventoon ort ) eet on 'y a depth of seventy one } feet, together with the improvements, & Terme: One-foorih in cash, and the balance tn oue avd two years, with eight per cent. intorest, ae cured by adeed of trust on the proper-y sold, of Ht carh, teption of the purchaser A deposit of 10) required At the time of sale, and ail conveyancing at rebraer'® cost. Terms to be complied with in en daya PRAINABD Hi. JOHN M. SIMS. WARNER, } re ustocs CHANGERY SALE OF IRON FOUNDRY AT CORNER ia AND I STREETS SOULII- WEST. By virtue of a decree by the Saprem Court of the District of Colmmbis, im Byitity No. 4.88, [will sell at public nt of th at 6 och ti mises, on FRIDAY, p.m , all that cort ity of ‘Washington. in tr Anz? tly Or 1 of D O., being f Syaare No. 689, bounded the northeast corner of neo south wath t to th’ plac: it of & Brick sonth id equal of 71h third cash; b + thre erty. A deposit of $100 wal b chaser at the time of wal experee of the purchaser. If terme 0 complied with in ten days. the risk and ¢ property will be re- ting pare ¥, Trustee, ILLIAMS, Auc; WM F.MATTIN WASH. B.W ‘Pumas DOWLING, Au TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELLING HOUSE AND TEN LYTOW Sy vircue of a dead of trust from Wm. Ran. cornet to Liber N. folio 44>, of the Land District of Colitaba, and by the tof the party secared thareby, f will ic auction. on t Aylts OF LAND AT TENNAL rem ses, on MON Kp. m., all that i's Chance, and named tra t tof land called F) or parte of ot nf Washington, rt of the’ same Hout of the ning f the old 58 perc: on the east rom ‘Tennallytown to Brookeville, with and binding on,th road sonth t erches to Willi ht degrees enty-thiee degrens quarter degrees west 135 Hipa’ lot; then with it sout east £5 ‘perches; thea north east 36 perches to Hurdi tour degrees east ding at Hurdle seventy 0: ‘s lot, and with it north de percars t) a white oak tree Mpring north fifty doxrees east H straight line to the pla LLs ig? acres of ti veyed by deod of Jan $8.) No 63, follo * of in Liber 1. Dwelling-bonse Is Terma: One-fourth cash; palau and eighteen months, with, interest at s:von_ por cent., and secured by deed of trast on premises sold. conveyancing at purchassr’s cost, and dep.sit of 9100 at time of sale. If terms of sale are not complied With inten days, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the promises at the risk and oost of the do- faniting newspaper published 11 Washington. D. 0. W. L. DUNLOP, Trustes. _THOMAS DOWLING, Anctionoer. je2}dads J), F: ETEIGER, Beal Estate Anctioncer, 'e S11 Seventh Street. hereon, six, twelve aser after five days notice in some TRU-TRES’ BALE HANDSOME THREE STORY MANSAKD KOOF KESIDENG B, No. 436 M STREET NOBTH WEST. By virtue of m decd of trast dated Ssp- tember Juth, A. D. 1575, duly recorded in Lt ber 03, folio 81, one of the laud records for the District of’ Columbia, and at the reques” of the party secured thereby i in front of the. ith, 1s77 scribed r trict of Co f a Will sell at publ remit on WEDN at 4: o'clock p_m., the following de- sin the city of’ Washiugton, Dis- Ail of lot numbered hine- en. (19,) in square numbered five huedred and teen. (514 } with the exception of the west seven & half (744) inches. by the depth of said lut,con- sining 10,792 feet, together with the improvements thereon. Terms of sale, as prescribed by deod of trast: Thir- teen thousand dollars, (13.00,) with interest March loth, 1577, t expenses ‘ot lic auction, DAY. July at the im nine (9) per cent. from day uf 6 sh; balance’ in twelve (12) and twenty four thonths, for which the noies of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, and secured deed of trust on the Patents i bs taken. A hundred do‘lars (3%) will be requir purchaser at the ime of sale, and all con- e purchaser. “If the vm pi with tn five sere of sale, the Trustees reserve the right at the risk and ail Bale, wil cost of the de- advertisement. iet7-¢0 Xinha § Trestoos, BJ, © WARNER, Auct'r, No. O16 F stroct uw TRUSTER'S SALE OF LOT 248x149 FEET, WITH SMALL BRIOK AND FRAM@ HOUSE ON H STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN 20TH AND 21-7 STREETS. y of @ deed of trast to me, dated 74, recorded in Libor No. 743, folic - one of the land records for the county o! Washington, D. C., Lshall offer at frout of the premises, om MONDAY, duly ®, 1377, At @ o'clock p.m, partof lot numbered fire (5), in *qnare numbered one hundred and one (li), plat of said city, fronting twenty-four feet on st.'by the depth of the lot. nprovements thereon, eu: id Frame House fourth eash, of which fifty dot “to be ublic sale, in f th street north with the sual Bric a requ * bala the. pare ferme are not complied with in ten day of sale. the property will be resol and cest of t daye’ notice defaulting parchase be published in the ar, INOW. KENNEDY, Trustee J.T. COLDWELL. Salesman Yoexe & MIDDLETON, Beal Estate Auctioneers. OF A THREE-STORY THE SOUTHEA’ yi NDC STREETS SOUTL- trust, dated De: TRUSTEE'S SAL ICK HOUSK ¢ NER OF TENTH WEST. v.rtue of a deed wr 22. A.D. 1574. and recorded in Libs folio 34, of the Inud records fi trict of Colimbia, and at the requ att ecured thered} peblic auction o'clock p, No the Dis tof the holders hereby. T shalt offor for sale wt in front of the premises, at THURSDAY. ing described D.C of H uly BBth, A. 1, estate. situate in wit: That part of ms’ subdivision of and the east thir- mt by the depth of ven (7). eight ty-twe (32) feet nine (9) iaches fr istmumbered five (5 office of wa'd city in Liber has the entire front of fifty: inches on 10.h street, with a depth of twenty (20) feet, of square numbered three huadred and eighty-five (38. ‘Terms of sale: The amount of indebtedness secured by said deed of trust unpai sale, in cash, and the balance at twelve aud eighteen months, for which the notes of the purchassr, bear- ing interest from the day of sale and secured by & deed of trust on the property sold, shall be taken- A. deposit of $200 required at the'time ot sale, Al conveyancing at the purchaser's cost. If the term of sale are not complied with within seven days, the roperts will be resold at the risk and cost of the faltin, purchases jeidawdiby ANDREW C. BRADLEY, Trustee B= WABNER, foal Estate Auction (recorded F h (53) feet three (3) with the expease of iT. On SATUBDAY, July 7th. 1577, at 6 o'clock, . m., will be soid, in front of the premises, th ‘west 40 fee: front of lot 1, iu equare E37, by — of 90 feet. rms: One-| THIS AFTERNOON. FRONT DWE AND A-TALF > A hOSTABLE IN £ TRABLE VACANT ING THE ABOVE ORTH The above ntfal and faahic Departments By virtue of deed of trust, dated Septem ber stb. A. D. 1576. and duly record=4 in Liber No. 838. folio 422. et seq. one of th land records for the District of Co!umbti order of the Supretae Court of the L or) hia. passed in Equity cause No. 5.465, and at the written request of Clarles T. Davis, tho party se- cured by the «ait deed of trust. we shall sell at_ pub fic anction. ia frout of the premises, oa BATU s + 30th, A.D. 1577. at 6 o'clock p. m.. all 4 and premises acd Magrader’s subdivision of lots in square na bere? one bundred and sixty seven (167), said pr: erty having a front of forty fire (45) fect, and depth of one hundred and forty-Are (1aS. fort a four (4) inches toa thirty (9) foo public ailes, to gether with the improvemouts. &e Terms of sa alf in cash, the residue in three equal pay at nix (5), twelve (12). 9 eighteen (18) m om day of sale. for which the urchaser’s FY uols are to be giv ing date from the day of sate, with of eight (8) per cent per annum. jannually. ant to be se of trast on erty sold tory poli_y of insurance on posit of $100 will be require Property on acceptance of bid hot complied with in seven ( ght to resell th 5 P If the terms of <+le days we rey atthe rink aad ont of the defaultiog purchaser. All conveyancins st purchaser's cost NB. The € properties will be sold In two The vacant t be nor dion, ISM, P raunum from Dece: st Dein pay able semi-annu, AULON ASHFORD] ro ccnes JeD-eokda JAMESS. EDWARKDS.§ TTastees- 07" BY CC T OF ALL PARTIES INTER ested, the ab te FC DED vend THORS. DAY. Joly Sth. AD? ur and pia By order of the T. * db WASH. BL WILLIAMS, Anctr W458. & WILLIAMS, auctouser TRUSTEES ROVED REAL ES- TAsk, FR SUREET BOUTIT, BE LWEEN THIRD STREETS By virtue of a deed of trast dated on the. day of December. A.D. 1s70, and d ed in Liber No 83°, folio 424. et sea he request of the holders ea, shall sei ut of the 5 on THUESDAY, the Sih Juty, 167 Pelock p m.. nises. all that certain piece or si:unte, bing 1m the said city of Washington, aud known and descrtbed as being part ot ered 2 © nambered. ti front of the Qhrcel of ground, eighty fi etree’, twenty-five corner of satd enteen feet six (h) inches aloug ali south sixty one (61) feet nine (9) laches te id G street. and thence west along said stree twelve; 12) feet six (6) inches, to the place of beginnme, with im provements, consisting of dwelling house ne-third cash; balance 6, 12, 13 and 24 montha. wivh 10 pei Interest, secured by a dosd of trust on the premises sold. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. $1W if the terme of sale a ce east ning (9) lot 2). thence of Trasteo reserves the right tthe risk apd cost of the defaulting pir- CLaser, by advertising three times in some newspa- per published in Washington city. ANSON BRt TRUSTEVS’ SALE 0. PROPERTY ON NEAR PENNSYLV SISTING OF THRE STORY BRICK HO! % By virtue of a deed of trast given to a dated I7th day of March, A.D 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No. 714) folios 149. one oft the land records of the District of Colum ia, end b Y, the @t! ay of Juwy, A. D. 1877, in front of the ‘clock p.m.,all tnat piece and par- Feqest of the parties secared, we will sell. on MON- Pi © it per y lying in the said city aud District aforesaid and known as lot numbered seven (7), in square nine hundred and twenty fi 925). together with all and singular th ypurtenal pri ileges, improvements, and other the same belonging or otherwise ap; a This lot is improved rk ‘bree well built t] story Brick houses, and will be sold separately. ‘Terme of sale: One-third cash; the balance In two equal installments, at 6 and 12 months, notes to bear 8 per cent. interest, and to be secured by deed of trust on the property sold. Conveyanciog, &c., at cost of the haser. A deposit $18) required upon each house as soon as sold. If the terms of sale are not complied with within ion days from sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaniting purchaser, upon giving five days’ notice of such resale iu some news- "GROnGE NELTZEY, 3 jen COREAD SCHERER, Trostecs. Ww-5s. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. TBUSTER SALE OF VALUABLE PBO! PE: RONTING ON THIRD STREET, BETW ISSOURT AND PENNSYLVANI'S AVE: iN editaments to ¥ iat Pros “BOTANICAL GARDEN,” AT By virtue of a deed of trust dated June 224 a,b rds,and duly recoried tn Liber Ne 78%, folfo No. 343, one of the land records fo Washington county. in the District cz Columbia, and by direction of the party secured thereby, shall sell_at pndlic anction.in front of the prem- ies, On TURBDAY. July HOtD, A.D. IS77h at © ick 'p m the following described Real Ewtate tying and being in-cityof Washington. D, io ¢. ., known aud designated as part of Lots numbered thirty-seven (37) aud thirty-eight (35), in square oF reservation marked and lettered * beginning he same ata printon the line of $4 street west nt sixteen (16) feet south from the northsast corner of said ict nuwbered thir ning thence south along the line « teen 7) feet, thence west one hundred (109) feet to id lot, thenes north along said rear ) feet, and th-nce east on the place of beginning: thereon. ne third cash: balance in 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest at 8 per cent, per annum, sud secured by deed of trust on property sold, Ail i, &o., at purchaser's t. 10 down and’ if sajPiare not complied of sale, the Trastes t to resell the property at the risk aud cost of defaniting purchaser. © FRANCIS X. DOOLEY, Trastes WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct. eased B H. WAKNER, Real Estate Auctioneer, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NEAT TWO-STORY PRESSED-BRICK FRONT ELLING, No. 1307 TSTREET NORTIWEST. By virtoe of a deed of trast, dated November D. 1372. duly recorded in Liber N 2, one of the isnd records for the Di: nmnbia, and at ths requ rey 8 in front of 1s77, at © al estate, of Washington, D.C.,towit: All or parcel of ground knowa ani t numbered four (4,) in George B, recorded subd on Of Syaaro nambered two haodred and thirty-seven, (237,) togoth r with the improvements, &e. ‘Terms: Ono-fifth in cash; and the balance at one, two and three years, with fateres: at eight per cen per annum.secured by a deed of trust on tho broporty wold: oF all cash, at option of the purchasor A de- poeit of 8100 requir he time of sale, and all con- veyancing at purchaser's cost. Terms to be com- piled with in soven Gp Og ay tres zs » Trastee. J.T. COLPWELL, Salesman Joke EIGH BROS, & PHELPS, Anct’ corner o Water street aud Boanoke avenue, Norfolk, Va E DISMAL SWAMP CANAL L. TH SALA, aterion FOR SALE AT for tsk in the city Of Nortoiks Wierinte at oes for cash, in (01 . at suction honse of Lelgh Bros & Phelpes at : | Sciam asa te a Jene38. TT, JarCol, Cone t Mag tn, UE, | troy fi wd Bo tes, te farmess. &¢., tbe pro Ore very fine Phact Tomas DOWLING, Acctonser o¢ Work Horses, W NS. HARNESS. & .« or ‘Dy > rome Borse No-top Bugg Harness 276-3 TH DOW LING. Avct [DEXCANSON BROS. A cctisncers, Corner %b and D streets northwest PEREMPTORY SALE OF A HORS FINE CAMRI LLE TARN Ou TUES commer, front Ye bande highs port fan de bighhy perfects wtock divers, and both (Cue Set Double Harneas. Sale perempuory iys-d m rooms pair fine Gr. Terms eh DUN (Her. aCapitat | PAIR OF VERY 8 are SET Det ANSON B Ane HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL , PROPERTY By virtue ef @ decree cf the Supreme Court of, Columbia, passed the District J ne, 177, 4 whch Kai Chancery groune, chew ry bes ured by deed of 1 baer 1 repens ishdof Incase of non the property t the defaulting Marr te piaintif and Fran! defendant, I will eel! at publ: on ck pm fy roard hambered 5, », and @* treorint sub lit won af beh apes NRA venue, within w few steps of Lot W tron ing the p.titic Oxe fourth ash on the ds: the Court slimente in cause on the 2Or! risk of five dave’ otic: MARK. Truster "THOMAS DOWLING, TRUSTER ’4 SALE OF HUILDING LOTS Con PRE MASSACHUSETTS AND SiH STREETS NORTHEAST Py > irty fadeed of rde h my Lite nnd tre Colup bia. and at the w parties red thereby te uct in DAY. the Pf'h at thew Terms of sale f anle DS. ms MAY Boer ‘Anetioneer AVENDE AND B One t? ind of the purchase money ¢ be paid in cash; the balaace in equal amounts até and hs from the day of aaic. the purchasers t ven for the deterred payments. beat me mtheday of sale at S por cent. per at plied convevar yS cok ne and tH] pad. secured by deed ord: a RICHARD T pew NMAN & GREEN, Aauctioncers. ot trast purcheas MOBSELL TRI STEERS SALE( FEAL ESTATE ry Ns STING OF A T 19 4 123100 1 December 12th. AD. 18 fs parts of cording t: vet 19 feet 4 inches, alley; thence south 1 N WEST STRERT EAST. BETWEAN BAN SASEMENT ERICK DWELL By vietue of a deed of trast. d jat book or part ‘senbdivision of said square, beginning for the feet $% inches north trom southeast cor of said square: thence ranning gorth along satd ALUAB sip. ‘ NEW THE 2 AND WIDE ALLEY. suuare > t lof Law 4 Car 100 feet to place of beginning, together with the im provements thet ‘Terms of rale be paid at time of wa 18 month al 0 payments, to be ancurad, tea touring s per cent iuterst from day by pi til paidand a deed of trust on property eld. Ccuveyancfng and recording at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale are not complied with in six dey~ after sale. Trastee reserves the right t) resell at risk and cost of yurchaser in default. WM. F. HOU 1321 AN, Trustee, street northwest. NSON BROS, Southeast ¢ ; being Furniture contained in vmiees No. 4:37 M street northwest, AT AUC. 10N the District of the action. at Oo ky allt in echetule carepineti Tet ais orca yA wil cil Pin MONDAY. the 1 Auctioneers, - 9th and D streets northwest. 5, BALL’ FURNI 9. B35, aitached to said deed of trust, aud partly enumerated as above ‘Terme c ash DUNCANSON BROS: Aucts. C™ LoT NEAR VERY SALE OF F' inches of Got I7, in Sauare 990. in ME HOUSE AND MAKINE BARRACK: city, improved by a Frame Honse; (No. 903 G atreet 0 Terms Nheast.) months, with 7 per cen! '¢ notes and i payme chaser soptiog. A Cony cyancing st DUNCANS: of sere apon final ratification of Upon final ratification of pGINALD FEN BROS , Ancts. One-third of the parchase money tp cash; residue in three equal payments at 12 awd 15 interest. secured by the 1 tien, Deed given purchase money. at pi 30 at tage of fa! pew NMAN & GREEN, Anuctioncers. » BETW AK &) NORTUW. A .dnly rece iand I will sell at. public f monthly "s ne sale until sold. Conveyaucing and If terms of +a'e are Gays after ws 5e26 eobt FN VENU rrapectively recorded f Suction 1a irout of the _DUMCANBON B [)oW*48 4 oREEN, . on SATURDAY, Sul: Y part of sq’ on ix recorded in Surveyors office in Liber H. B. Cocke, folic mus of sale: One-taird cash, of which $100 must "paid nt time of sls, and tr balauce in 6and 12 nal payments, to b+ ‘Trustee reserves ts at ridk aud cost of purchaser in default. wa F.F ION SALE OF DESIBABI )PERTY ON THE SOUTH OBTH K STREET AND Lio 230. and 750, folio 336, two of th the District of Columbia, and at the written request the ir by secured. ut , at Go jogs and Fisher's recorded , in Washington city. D.O., with the improve- its thereon. ORY FRAME WEST SIDE OF TENTH 3 AND 3 STsEETS LS ST of a dred of trust, dated Jare 221, J rded in Liter N rds for the District f party secured th auction, in tromt of 7b, A.D iszi in the city oF 9 7,in Win said 76 cared by parchas- . interest from day @ deed of trast on propert recor not ec at purchaser in six right to resell iT CORNER NEW JeuskY y virtue of two certain deeds of trust. one ed July 19th, 1571, the other April 224, 1574 in Liber Nos 652. @ land records for ‘Will sell. at pub io DAY, P. m., Lot 17. ia subdivision of square : ? EVENING THURSDAY... STAR. July 5, Es77. ‘The Conflict im the Bast UBSTANTIAL TURKISH ADVANTAGES AINED IN ASIA MINOR The London § andard has the following dis- Constantix Sines the 14th ¢ (he Rassians bave been defeated five they lost 10,000 mea on r wounded filed 5) wagons, The garrison of Kars made a sortie oa Nae- jay avd reopenet communication with Mukhtar Pasha. The siege of Kars must be Taised. (fit is pot already, as the investing army must go to the relief of the lef wing, otherwise the latter will be destros Russian officers suffered severely. and five ot bigh rank were Killed.” THE LATEST €URKISH NEWS ANOUT KARS ts that the bombardment has been matertal- !y siackened. Advices from Turkish sources state that the Russian lef wing ts netreatt In disorder in the direction of Itajarid. Fates Pasha from Van threatens their line of re treat north of Rajazid. Mukhtar and Mous- sa Pashas are within twelve miles of Kars. KNOKMOUS RUSSIAN LOSSES. The London Tynes’ correspondent at Zewtn June 20. telegraphs taat in the battle on the 2th ult, the Rus-ians retired. afer enormous \Onnem, The Tarks burt Russiaus. The Tark- +h loss Was Below Soe CONFLICCING D Petersburg dispate! that the siege of Kars has been raised. The govern- Ment publishes a dispatch from the Kussian camp before Kars, bearing date of July ad, describing # successful attack ona Tarkasls battery. Mukhtar Pasha, however, has set # long series of dixpateiirs to Constantinople describing the victorious advance of his owa and the right « nm. In the last dispateh, od Alisionpie. July «, he says: «We pass. ed the day in making reconnois«ances. “This ailernoon the I t TAK PA dn i tar Pasha's troops will « Ma July 4, as ¢ } ity that Me rs to | ALL QUIFT ON THE DANURE | The London Times Bi rrees pom ent says. -O * and moni- t At one at Toeiuke. two at Rast- Phe latier is re 1 by larpedocs ar \ © will fall into tt the Russians unless destroyed RUSSIANS EN SISTOVA The Russians are definitely estat Sistova, and 1 for taken p! from $ the Turks « Shove, was sacked and utterly wrecked by the Bale garian resident CrOsBLDg « A Turkish account of the Danube at Sistova says there was only one Turkish company at the point where the Russians landed, and the latter tablished their positions before ® #uf- m number of Turks ld be coucen- trated to repel them. THE TAKING OF TIRNOVA. | ,,The Vienna correspondent of the Londen Times says the taking of Tirnova, which has not yet been officially announced, turns out to be true. This is important, as from Tir nova radiate several roads across the Bal- kans. The conflicting ramors hitherto car- rent may be reconciled by the supposition that the Russian attack on the bridge over the Jantra at Biela, wh) as repulsed, waa merely @ feint to mask the advaace on Tim nova. DIED. On July 34, 1877, B he and 12 AKNOLD. seed 2 m Hary an Littie May, awe Littic loved 01 May Arnon ved daughter kindred, There to dwell for ever me BLAIR. On the sth of July, 17, FRasces 9 s Biaie Foneral at Rock Creck Church at 6 p.m. Satur day. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend. a July éch, 2507, ars the readence of sso, £80 Lo ciene avenue this Thorsday? afternoon m. Her friends are respecttull, tend, Church. @ street, between east.ou Fridm invited HORTON. Suddenly, Jul} ath, 1877, Eowanp Howtos, aged ol out @ yours. The funeral will take piace trom Burgdot & Beo: Leta cen 3d and 6 streets, on th tat * m . and proceed to Bi. Patrica s cb Ct trieuds are (ny ited to artend without further noth w York papers pleas: copy.| vs SCKIM, On the éth of July, 1977, etter a short iors, Lizzy Joackim, wife of John Joackian, RF are invited to attend the e's teailepen, No L222 Uwtrent lock » Jul UNDERTAKER RF sanvey, 034 F STREET, ndertaker. J OSEPH GAWLER. Jurnishing Undertaker, fune uth al at i72ir aie aveURe Borchweet, erms Tease" apis iy AY ARY E. 81 90Ps, Embaliner >} Naturat No. 926 F We warrar Sherman, Mrs. D.C. Gos. tre Jone Soul. Mee Bee, Delano, Mrs. Gen. Balloch, Mrs. Gol. Alexander, &c., be. = sly GOL's HEATING APPARATUS. 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