Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1877, Page 3

|The Newspapers of the Na- tional Capital. DRY GOuDs Jp23,9000s AT THE LO T PRICES W ¢ keep the beat brands a t a canal ad BR OLDEST! CHEAPEST!! BEST!!! sett | i AMBEURG HAMBURG EDGING ' ABD 7 | INSERTION, THE EVENING STAR. THE WEEKLY STAR. Have opened 12,000 YARDS HAMBURG EDGING AND INSERT And are offerivg them at ONE-FOURTH THE REGULAR PRICE: 1 Ge., Go, Be, » Ude., Mbo., 18s. All Wide Work 4 CENTS PER YARD | WASHINGTON, D.C. —e—_—__. CALICOE FOR THIBTY DAYS ur Entire Stock of The Evening Star Iseverywhers recognized as the leading newspape of Washington. With two exceptions only, # ha 20 PERCENT. BELOW THE BEGULABPRICE. | LAWNS, = the larsest circulation of any daily paper published oper south of New York, more than THREE TIMRS that of Lin oe anaa. any other im thectty, and RQUAL To THAT OF ALL BLACK ALPACAS, THE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN WASUINGTON ADDED CASS IMEBES. MATTINGS AT COST TOSRTHER NOTTINGHAM LACES, Cc. M. TOWSON & CO., 536 Penns yleania avenue, To advertisers, thorefore, ft preaonts peculiar ané ‘Gnequalled advantages, Im the exteut and character jSeete ___Sonth side. | of tts etreniation, and in the low rates charged, con- TH GREAT S AL 84 ri EAT ao AL SALE sidering the wide publicity it lnsares, DST GOODS, ceras, OIL CLOTHS. It fs, indeed, within tts scope, MATCINGS, &e., THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IR THE UNITED 8TATZS. Commencing To-day at s US acd SILKS will bs w. B28 Sevent! ‘pence | In this connection attention ts Invited to the fok 06 Ke siren lowing articie copied from “The Great News @ VISITING THE mn ee aptan resorts will find many 2 stock—Soft Grey and 1, ot all r@ 8 sinsook aud Freuch of the Uulted States,” a series of Historical Sketches puBlished in Rowell utonnisl Newspaper Ex hibition,” New York, 1878: na cw ae Pi taree stock of | “28 @ #reater derres perhaps then any newspere re fever descript i nee Suits | tm the country, Tus Wasuinston Evamine StaR aveling, White Suita for after: : Sevguins. Muslin aud Lace Overdresss; Mederia | #t4¢ €zpoment and represensative of the interests @/ 1 Sie'land Saawl the city im which it is published, deen = "ALL AT COST FOR CASH poobienet., Te Ane Sea $0 MITCHELL & MARTE character from the bexinning, and to this distinctive feature is larecly due tts present wide circuiation and tts high character as em advertising medium Founded in 1883, it is by many years the oldest, os 48 aiso the most popular and influential, of the many mewspapers published at the National Capital. The polscy af giving the closest attention to local interests which was adtopiet by iis Sounders has not only been 4k further developed by its preseni whose hands the paper cama, by Not omly this, however. Imine. diately om assuming control they determined to solee sha problem of publishing a daily news and business “ournal, Strongly local im character, 10 cheap as to be within the means o& the poorest citizen, yet 10 widein ‘US scope, 30 Aish tm its aims, and 80 full and complete 931 Pennsuleania avenue. p® GouDs! DRY GOODS!! AT DOWN, DOWN PRICES. For thirty dars onr entire stock wilt be sold at = fen em «sin order to close out as iyth lw cmoving to our new place lowest narket lot of Black L Aalf price ‘All art 64, and fsir d~ J. W. COLLEY’S, No. 801, = warranted to prove aa represent- ail cases, at ‘B-cotr Corner 8th st. and Market Space. | im ali sts departments as 40 meet tha ezaciine demands Besearns: BARGAINS! | ¢f thors wishing to keep posted im the daily doings of Ae whole world. To this ond the larsesi and best BARGAINS! sttainadis force of editors, reporters and correspond- ° emis 13 constantly employed, the telexraph is freciy end itberally ued, and the fastest and most powerfei WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, — printing machinery is called into service, The results ts @ datly paper which literally goes into every hous ‘Acid 1m ihe District of Columbia. St has indesd bem tonciusively established that Tum StaR has mor than three times as many sudscriders and mors thad Awe times as many readers as any othe daily pape Published in Washington. And mot this alone, Its regular permanent subscription list is belived to be ‘arte tham that of any evening paper im the United CALICOES, PERCALES, LAWNS. MUSY BE SOLD, REGARDLESS OF COST | CONNOLLY’S, 608 Ninth street, opposite Patent Office. i EAUTIFUL LAWNS, NAVY BLUS, SEAL’ BEOWS, DARK | States, mo matier where published, while tts civcule GREEN, HD BLACK WITH BAND- ftom ts, im proportion to the population of the city ©, 200 PIECES OF LAWNS, WHITE | where printed and circuiaced, the (arses and fullest GBOURD ETH Sle Beowe.BLUB, sossessed by any mewspaper tm the world. It follows, CARTER'S, 707 Market therefore, thas within the territory covered by its cirew- Desatitel Lace Sir W bite Goods, very lation it has no riwal, mor anything approaching an 7. Also, Striped Victoria Lawns oly 13. kK Grenadines, ip striped, plaid, and pe ir celled Au ct cor user Perescte wite fancy bandles at cost. Pure Wool Biack Cashmere, very wide, @. Also, Black Cashmeres, very wide. 6, idth, very fii 4qual, a5 a means of reaching the public. It has, in fact, passed into @ maxim that “ Everybody in the District of Cotwmbia who can read, reads THR StaR, and every one who advertises at ali advertises ine, 38. wi tm its columns.” Yet i must mot be thoughs thas its . 2.28, 7.09. Sertpod Gummer Silta tery chose’ - circulation and infuence are only local, It has @ ee ae eee eee ae a D6 Te Sen, | wide distribution through the mails, and im addition Jengths, on'y 50. Children’s Bore. 12d Hasorchtcies to this every issue of the paper is carefully read bythe Bure linen. 8. Linens and Qaewimeree for Boy's wear ches, cellent Calico, 36. we Carine, $07 Market Space. $15,000 WORTH or SEASONABLE DEY GOQGDS MUST BE SOLD TO BAISE MONEY. thromas Sf strangers constantly vrsiting the National Capiial on business oF for pleasure, Gnd who consti- tute in avery laree degree the wealthy and purchasing population of the diferent States and Territories; so that while the fald of TEE Stan is ina marked de 700 local, the paper is nevertheless, im the best sense, sermopoiitan and wncircumscribed im tis sphere,” —e—__. ‘We quotes few prices: THE EVENING STAB ts furnished to subscri- QZQe Torts dect Spring Prints, ¢ cents; short | sory a6 the following low rates: By carriers, in the ane canara j OY Weentea week; by mail, @ conte a month, oF of Bieached and Brown Musiins, at 4, : pe eng | 86.00 per year, postage prepaid; sincle copies, 2 OOO yarcs best 1-4 Sheeting made, only 7% | conte. te worth © W bite and Uclored Lawns, only 10 cents. Beavtifcl Colored Dress Goods, 1S cents, worth 30 Large stock of Black Alpacas, Black Cashmeros, Black Stiks. at one-half cost of importation. ‘We have abont 1000 yards of ‘amburg Edging Jeli, which we will sei! at half pri —_o——__. The Weekly Star. This ts adonble, or elght-pace sheet, containing Gfty-etx columns of fresh News, Literary and Agr caltaral and Bifscelisneous reading matter every week, and ts pronovnced by competent judges THB CHYAPSS? 4ND BEST WEEKLY PareR IN THR It ts specially adapted for and peculfarly vaivable to Farmers, Mechanics, and the Family Circle. Lo compliance with repeated requests from various Quarters to bold ont some tndneement to those who wish to get up subscribers’ clabs for THE WEEK- LY STAR, the following offer is made: (Single Subscriptions, $9.00.) * 6 coptes one year for $9.00, and ene copy to the getter-up of the club. 20 coptes ons year for $15.00, and ome Copy to the gettor-up of the club. d save @ cents on WISWALL & GWYNN, 705 Market Space, ‘Two doore from 7tlr street. ivietr UNITED STATEA. BF Don's for cCaLcurra SEERSUOXER, INDIA BASSESH, SEW OBLEANS CHECK LINENS, EADIA PUNGSE, ATTALAPAS TUCKAPAW WHITS LINES (CK AND DBILLING, BAVY BLUE YACHT CLOTH, FARCY ULNENS for Men and Boy's wear, &c BT Ome Prict Only. PERRY & BROTHER, Ponnsylcania avenue, Corner #h street. (AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH. the location, jee-te meral Uf F.2d District at ofeach club shall all commen-c *¢ the same time, ané All go to the same post offlor. of July. Send for circulars. sv ALL BAIL SUBSCBIPTIONS, TO EITHER THE DAILY OB WEEKLY EDITION, MUST BB PAID IW ADVANCE, AND HO PAPER 18 SENT LONGEB THAN PAID FOB. should be renewed tome time prior to expiration & the same, the provise time of which ts aheaye shown by the date which appears on the address label. Ata rie, @ ts tmpossibie to supply bach members, &@ BPECIMEN COPIES OF EITHER ISSUE FURNISHED GRATIS, ON aP- PLIOATION. a 7 BATES OF ADVERTISING, tm both the Dally and Weekly edition, made known, and fest Betes for special service furnished, on application. ‘AGérees, in aD cases, THE EVENING STAR HEWSPAFER 00. WSEINGTON, D, 0, Lu col TRICT OF GoLue Euzavers C EaRuart es. ANDESW J. Jorce 405. Thomas J. Mymas, Executors, &0.—497 ¥, Doe 6, inle 24:n dy of July, d repe wre It 9a condition of this offer that the subscriptions | 8 8°14; - rSeEmEe — RAILROADS. BAe eT ee NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE to THE SOBTH, WEST, NORTH WEST & SOUTHWEST. June 24th, 15 Battimore ond Wis Boles Baltimore, spolia and ‘Way Stations, A Potat of hocks wad "Way ‘Stations, via Be- 4 7:60—Whilts Sulphur & Valley E: tt 7:65—"st Tons, Cincinnati, Chicago and Pitts- bars, Express, (Hagerstown except Sun- iy #§:00—" Baltimore Express. $:10—Picdmont, Strasbar }, Winchester, Hagers- town, Point of Rocks and Was Stations. $:30—New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti- more Express, 9:00—"Baltimere and Way Stations. (On Sunday connects for Annapolis.) 10:00—Baitimore Express. PM. 13:10—Raltimore, Ellicott Oity, Annapolis and Way 1:30—New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore Ex- Sunday to Baltimore only, stop: stations and connects for iti a Lanrel awe Stops at }O—Baitimore anc an x] 5 Bladensburg. Frederick, Tin Belay. 6—Point of Kocks, Frederick, Hi Winchester and Way Stations. 4:40—"Baltimore, Annapolis and Way 6:30—" Philadelphia, Norfolk avd Balt seugers for Nortelk taker in erick) reas. ki altimore and Way Stations. $:00—Point of Rocks and Way Stations, Metro- litan branch. 9:25—"st. Louis ana Oinein Express. 10:00—" New York, Philadelphia and Haltimore Ex- r=. Stope at Bladensburg, Beltsville and “Datty. Other trains dafly,except Sunday. jell 1877 GREAT 77 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment. JUNE 24,1877. TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, corner of Bixth and B streets, as toHows: For Pittsburg and the West, 10:10 a. m. daily, with Parlor Car to Pittsburg'and Sleeping Cars’ from Pittsburg to Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Chicago; daily, with Palace Cur to Chicago. D POTOMAC RAILROAD. ocheater, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, 25 a m. daily, ¢xeopt Sunday, Saturday, with ilhiam Bt py jira, and Sunday. York and the East, 9:56 Palace Cara attached. Limited with Puil- m. daily, except Sunday, 58. m. and 1:30 p. Wath Sleeping Oars from m, and 1:30 p.m. daily, and 5:30 and 9:55 p.m. daily, #8, 9:20 = ee Sunda\ tioa for Baltumoro, 6: m., and 4 p.m. daily, except Suz For Pope's Ureek Line m. end 4:20 p.m. daily, except Sunday. For Anna 6:50 a. ni.and 4:20 p.m, dally, ex- LEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RATL- WAY AND ALEXANDEIA AND WASHING- TON KAILKOAD, For Alexandria, 6, 7, %, 9:10, 10, 51a. m.,1,3 093,07 p.m. On Sanday at'9:20 0. a. aud .m. Tickets parlor car no- commodations can bo procured at the uflices, north- east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenne, northeast corner of Bixth street aud Peuussl- Vania avenue, and at the depot, where orders can be left for the checking of baggage to d tion from hotels aud residences. L. P, FARMER, General Passenger Agent. FLANK THOMSON, General Manag i STEAMERS, é&c. POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. The commcttors Bay Stcamory SUK, Capt. W.0. Geoghegan, snd KXPRESS, Capt. Jas. T. Barksr, leave Stophonson's Wherf, foot of 7th street, every MON DAY ard FRIDAY at'6 o'clock p.m. for Baltt- more and ail river landings; return'ag leave Baltl- more, No. 142 Ligut street, every TOESDAY and FHURSDAY at 4°. im. for Washtugton and river DKS. Freight and rs at lowest rates. Apply, joi-omn STEPHENSON & BO Test whee, HOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS— = ati! further notice the Steamer MATTANO, Captain Wm. will be rau as va: ington from 6th-street wharf, ev THURSDAY MOBNINGS, at 7 o'clock, for all Landin, for down sa ‘Nomint; returning on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, Leave every SATUB DAY MORNING at 8 0 clock, for all Landings ag Freignt recelved. daily Bor any intormation in: Freight re ve or any ini - $u5 p21) SHEETS Coal Offices, 1LA@ and 2 nue. ee ‘WM il. KILGMON, Agent. SUMMER ARRANGE: Liny Dt ¥OR MORFOLE, FORTE 4 MOHEOZ AND ft and elegant iron steamer LADY OF THE DARE, Ospina J. oWa Weduceday' and" Felder, a ° clock p.m. connecting with Steamers for Bosto: Pro northern points. Beturni Kcoves Norfolk very ‘Tuceday, Ehursday and urday at 3 o'clock p.m. FOR POTOMAO RIVER LANDINGS. Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain Jou: B. Woon, leaves her wharf, foot of Sth street, three times a week- ‘Ta ‘sat 7 o'clock a.m. for Cone’ river; Thurdaye at 7 o'clock a. m. and Leonardtown; Saturdays at 7 Currioman and Léonardiown . for Ourrioman ‘O'clock a. m. foe d after July 10th, will leave Washington for Biss Fela ee eer a? mac o . D5 rt! 5 pe Potnt Wetneciay morning. Fare, round tip, single fare, : information apply at the Office over Metropolitan Bank, Knox's Sxpross Office, or at the ‘Company's Wharf, foot of 6th street, Baggage called for on 7 ication at Knox’s Bx- proas © ffice. SAMUEL BAOOM, Pree’t, B. te oe ELLY" Agente STEAMERS FoR NEW ¥ steamers JOHN GIBSON and E. 0. very Saturday, Georgetown svery Mon: every Saturday, bt wa every Monday at . mn. Freiguts taken at lowest rates. For information ply at Office over Metropolitan Bauk, 16th street, to RB. P. A. DENBA: saat Water street, Georgetown. ‘BAMUEL BACON, apil-tr President, CLYDE NEW EXPRESS LINE PHILADELPRIA ALEXANDRIA, WABHING- ‘ON AN: ry Ww N AND GRORGETO' ING AT PHILADELPRIA WITH DE'S LINB FOR BUSTON A’ = IDENOK AND NEW ENGLAND BT. . ILING DAY: 2 Freights received daily. bills of landing given t Boston and Seeds Providence. Coasignees wishing their’ vods landed at Georgetown wharf will please have em marked“ Georgetown, D. C. ¥or fnll informatior apply to J. H. JOHNSON & CO.. 3209 F street northwest, and 12th street street, Georgetown, D. 0. General Mansgers, 13 phia. AMERICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS satlevery THURSDAY direct from Philude!phia to Liverpool, touching at Queenstown. eee tlekets s a Line w Antwerp. a myt-tt NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. ——— ‘Tre stoamers of this Company will sall every Bat- terday from Bremen Bier, foot of Thisd fet oboken. Rates of passage: From nee York, to Southampton,’ London; 2 oes iota fae na @ Bowling Green, New York. CUNARD LIN ‘108. With the view of aimicishing the chances of col- Usion, the steamers of this line take ® specific course Soar od paomees wage from Queenstown to New 5 meridian of 60 at 43 lat. septs Sornat been ree alate snya wen 1s eecrdlagias tickets on Sespa sare ' and oatiscot urd for’ Mouitert more. "For passage apply at the -; 0 isn to Jjan38-ly [MPORTANT wESSLAT RAREST RENAE Serene eer U™ tsp STATES MARSHAL’S SALB. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Bistrict of Columbia. sitting in Eguity ne canes of N. 0. Draper ve. Jonna ‘nom s+. No. 9,3:4, passed on the Sixt day of July, 1877, 1 will offer for tale, at public auction, in tront of the pr-mises, sit- Rate & the intersection of 13th and © streets and Qbio avenue northwest, Washington, D. O., on WEDNESDAY, the Sth of Angas, 127, af 10 o'clock a. m , for cash, all the rignt, title sud in- terest of the partios to this cause to'ths foll wi described property, to wit: Lot 4, in square 2, an the west 3 feet of lot 3, in said square, together with all the buildings, improvements, aud appurtenances belonging, bsiog a planing mill ‘ith all the machinery conaected all the goods, chattels, and farni- ©. Draper FRED'K DOUGLASS, U.8. Marshal D. 0. DUNGANSON BHOB- Anets.” augl-dt Powssan & GBEEN, Auctioneers. ‘STEER SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED TREAD ‘A ET Now’ Bi TWEEN 17tu AND I8ta STREETS WEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, D 0. therewith; al % ture on sald premises, belonging to an and by of ta> ell, at public auction. in front on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of D. 1877, at & o'clock p.m..all those pieces ‘ound situated in the city ot Washing istrict of Golambia, known and de- re ixty-four (64), sixty five (65). sixty-six (64), aud sixty-seven (@), in William A, Gordon's recorded subdivision of square numbered one hundred and fifty-two (152) (ike'tame being a portion of the property deactibed in said deed of trast), with the improvements, con- sisting of fine two-story frame dwelling-houses. ach Lot will be offered separately. Termsof sale: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months, with interest secured by deed. of August. A or parcels of ton, in the scrib:d as lots oumbered sixty-three (63) | improvements thereon. trust on the progerty. A deposit of fifty dollars on each lot at time of sale. Conveyancing at cost of purchaser. If the terms are not complied with in one week from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and Cost of defaultiag pur- chaser. WILLIAM A. GORDON, jr , ay80-dads ‘Trustee, rpuomas DOWLING, Auctioneer, By virtue of a deed of trnst, dated Septem- ber 19th, A.D. 197, end duly recorded in Liber “No. 15, folio 377. one of the land ree the County of Washington, fa the District nmbin, and at the request in’ writing of the secured thereby, Iwill sell at public auction, fa front of the premises, on MONDAY, the, Lith day of Angnst. at k p.m, parts of Lote Nos, Land %6, insquare No 23. in the city of Wash- Ingtou, District of « S contained wi'hin the following metes and ‘inning for the same scutheast corner of said square, and Tuoning 0 (32) feet ches; thance east together with the of @ three-story a en and one-b: twenty (20) feet to the improvements thereon, Buick Dweiling aud Store. And als», that part of theeame Lot No. 25, begin- ning @t the northeast corner thereof, and Fanning t ce south on 13th steee fect am halt (105@) tn *, and extending back, With the same width, one hundred fest or the whole depth of the jot . rms cf gale: One-third cash, and the residue in one and two years, wich iaterest at eight per cent. per annum from ‘the day of sale, secured by the u ‘9 of the purchaser aml a deed of trust upon the iss, and als by ap licy of insurance on the ) oF the purchaser may p all in cash at his ‘A deposit of $100 cn each will be 1 at the time of Tf the ter sale are with with Trustee reserves the right to resell premiso# at the cost of tre defaulting purchaser. 4 conveyancing at the cost of the purchassr. ang] tds Wh. J. MILLER, Trostes. T H. WARNEB, Real Estate Auctioneer, STEE’S SALE OF A VALUABLE TAN- NERY, WITH MACHINERY, &.. WITH A DWELLING HOUSE ON THE ‘PREMISES, IN ETOWN. D C.. CORNER OF WASH- GEO ETC . INGTON AND ULIVE STRERTS. Ly virtue of a deed of trnst, dated the 30th day of August,in the year of our Lord on: theusand eight hundred and sixty one. au orded in Liver R M.H., No. 13, folio 423 dd at the request of the party aecured ny. the subecribeur will sell, on the premises, ider,on FRIDAY, the 1Och day of D. 1°77, at @ o'clock th the afternoon, valuable ti rapaese on the cor- ‘ ington and Olive streets, @aorgetown. D. C., aud described in said deed as follows ‘hat is to say. the south baif parts of the lots numbered ye wounded and eixty tne (161) and one hundred ty-two (162) in Beall’s addition to said town, making one lot frouting forty-nine feet nine inches (49 ft. 9 in.) on Washington street, id ons hundred and twenty feet (120 feet) on Olive street, w ay all and siagular the rig! hered!tament: 1 appurtenances to the same belonging or appertaining. Also, the whole of lot nurbered one hundred and sixty-three (163) in said Beall ¢ addition to orgetown, with all aud siagu- lar the buildings, improvements, Fights, herodita. ments and appurtenances to the same belonging, the said parcels of ground inclnding and being lateaded and understood to include the whole of the premises now occupied ** rd. &. Parcel pt nine feet aud nine inches measured north on the east line of Washington street, from Olive strect, and running thence on said east line of Washington street rorth forty-nine feet nie inches, thence east and parallel with Olive street ono hundred aud twenty feet; theuce south and parallel with the firs line forty-nine feet and nine inches. and thence in a straight line to the begianing, thesame being incinding the north parts of lots oe hundred aud one and one hundred and sixty-two of Beal's to said Georgetown, being the dwalling- a premison ” Also, “all and singular, the itpletments, machinery and steam gugine Low used aid premises ***, togethor with in trade and other personalty, every name and description <n the premises Sforeraid. and every part thereof, or that may be found thereon at the execation of ihis trust.” ‘Verme of eale: One fourth of the parchase money tobe paid in cach, (of which $140 on euch, piece tunst bo paid at the time of sale) and the residue in equal sums, in six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest tacr the rate of seven per centum: per annum urtil gait, payable half yearly, the pur- chaser to give notes for tha deferced payments, to be scented by adeedof trust on the property sold, with insurance, covenant, &¢., satisfactory to the Ublen time of the Unless otherwise determined at the sale, the tan-yard and machinery and pers erty'ou the premises will be aol tozother ieeting by itself, with the persoaal property jorel. ‘The property will be sold subject to special im- provement taxes. All conveyanciag will bo at the cost of the pur- chaser; and if tho terms of sale are not complied with within tive days after the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property, or Sny part thereof, on five days’ pul or more insertions in some ner published in Washington, at the r purchaser in default. The Tannery covers over 13,000 sqnare feet and th Hing 6.000 : |, Trasteo. yor ECL BW FLL, Salesman. j919-3taw3w H. WABNEB, Beal Estate Auctioncer. TRUSTEES’ £AUE OF VALU. KEAL ESTATE ON TWE NORTAWEST, HET A By Metueot a de auction, ia front of the the 16" nated ington, in the District of Golam! The south part ‘of lot numbered four(4), in fonare numbered one handred and twenty (i2)), fronticg tweaty pine (29) feet Fix and one-quarter (Hq) iecues on Twentieth (20) street vorthweet and rimming back ons lun ired and forty thres (143) fost ten (10) inches to a twelve (12) foot alley, together Wish the improvements thereon, ‘Terms: Oue third casi, and the balance in six and twolve months in equal payments, for which the Tmistory notes of the purchaser will bs required, ing interest at ten per cent. por annum, scared by a deed of trast onthe premises, or the purchaser Bay pay allcash at lie option. 7A will be required st the time of sale. cing to be at the cost of ths purchaser. of Ale are not complied with withia tex days th ret after the Trustee reserves the right to rozeli the pro- periy at the Hick andcostet the d- faulting purchascr 0.G. KENNEDY, CES } Trustocs. J.T. COLDW. jIBEON BROTHERS, Bt it . s Be Fine Petals a Spockaigy eens DO, AWWINGS JOHN 0. HOGAN, 713 market meritctichag ackaeir bene eke Ba Eererer ei iain, toe Mildew Proof Awning © BSTACLES 70, MABBIAGE RE- HAPPY BELIEF TO YOUNG MEN from the effects of Errors and Abuses inearly life. Manhood Restored. Iny to Marriage pedimenis method of treatment. New and remarkable reme- dies. Books and ciroulars sent free im sealed enve- copes. Address ROWABD ASSOCIATION, 419 . Ninth street, Philsdelphis. Pa. An Institation paving a high repatation for honorable eondact and professional skill. mys-ly ——_———$$ ui St, AuNs INFANT ASYLUM, corner street and Pennsylvania avenue, under the sn] ision of Pisters of Chat is perv! ae rity. Institution GjBEAtT SeOTION. IN THE PRIOR sohenes, Lawn sad LO,” » companion latest it 4 2 large amsortsiont of BOON Gummer Reed- to address, freeof postage, ca recelyeet prices ne Tih Birost, AUCTION SALES. _ THIS AFTERNOON. ———— OE ———— B ¥. STEIGER, Keal Esiate ——. Tth street. AUCTION SALE OF vy. FARM LOCATED ON THN GOO: ROAD. NEAR THE Sip NATIONAG Toy SSE, IN TRE COUNTY OF W TON, DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA. By virtoe of certain deed of couveyance from Job Jay Knox and wife, bearing date May 1, 177, and recorded in Liber 885. foli Fea pemeo! the land reeoras for the District of Oo- sale. lombta, we will offer for at bi! the premises,om TUBSDAY, the th der et age gust, 157, at @ o'clock all * fr tract of land iyiag im the On in the District of Golumbia, am sertbed as @ part of inal tracts and “Preven contained withia the metes Piace,” which was composed of land called “Gtesborongh Mac: tion Enlarged: and and bounds following ,to wit. Beginning therefo, stone being station No. = of the wider: Good Hope south 76% west fe read tn the subdivision ; thence by the east side of said private Fy aeeniects chinese go macnn toe cha, 7 with sald road so 30 22 tab chains toa stake; thence south 7a degrece ins; thence north 88°; degrees oust wl no! ‘74 degrees easc3S lw i ce are, said private road a chains to. bo thence port! legrees cast 3 4 10 north Tees east degroes weat 13 71-100 im Jekyil's survey; 100 chains; thence tree; 1 &2'K0 chatun, thence Bork 3354 chains to a'stake menti i thence north 1 degree east 23 33.10 © orth Sdegre:s west 10 chaos to a point in Good Lope road: thence south sis degrees weet 23 190 ebains tostation No. 2 in waid widened Toad. and ce to the place of beginning, and containing acres of land. more or less, and same property conveyed by one Ge: Bergitug to one Peter McNamara. deed bi ing date on or abont the first day of September, 4. D183. and of record in Liber D, No.2, folio 82, one of said land 1<cords, together with all the improvements there sn end all the rights, & ices, easements, and ap- purtenances thereto belonging “The improvements sists In @large atd desirable . 4 barn, enth: “ren »&e — = ash on the day of sale, res: threo equal payments, the day of sale, for which t! botes are to be given, beariog y chas t's promisory maine date asthe day ofsale, with interest at six cVeat r auoutm, payable sert-annanily, to be secured ty a leed’ ot trast on the property. and a satisfactory policy of iesurance on the buildings. A deponit of $25) t> be made on yw ¢ of bi ndali conveyancing at purchaser's f the f sale are not com- plied help Dp feven Gays reserve the right resell the propert ie and cost cf the Setealting | arebascr. ge ethene JAMES 8 EDWAKDS, 4, WILLIAM B. TODD, { Trasteoe, EOF VALUABLE IM. ESTATE ON D STREE NOKT: NGTO! 2) AND #0 STREETS :ST. IN THE CITY OF Wasul By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Octobe © 1576, and recorded in Liber No. 885, folio S7, of the land records of the District of ‘ia. sell, on TUESDAY, tho SEVENTH (7 ra? ‘August. 4. D. 1877, ma. Om remises, at public auction, to the highest bilder, he tllowing real estate situated inthe city of Washington, District of Colmbia, and known on the ground plan thereof as follows, to wit: All that pact of lot numbered two (2),in square numbered ive hundred and seventy-two (372), incindet within the following metes and bounds: waning at a Rointon, the south line of D- street distaut os hun- | Ir ed and twenty (12) feet east of the northwestern corner of said syuare and rannin #aid street seventeen (17) feet six (6) 1uches: these sooth to intersect a line drawn at right angles with and from @ point on Indiana avenne Ninety-seven (37) feet seven (7) inches easterly of the southwestern corner of said square, thence southwesterly with said Isst named line thence west on to said point on said avenue; thence southeasterly along said avonue seventoon (17! feet six (6) inches; thence northeasterly aud at right angles with said avenue to intersect a Une drawn south from the point of beginning; and thence 0 the point opbeminning. Trese premfses are improved by a two-story Brick Dwelling House. and are conveniently situated in @ central part of the city. ; ‘ne terms of sale are: One-third of the purchase money in cash; and the balance 0 eyaal pay- ments at 12 and 24 months, bearing interest aud se- cured to the satisfaction of the Trastess.or all cash at the option of purchaser. A de) of $100 will be required at the time of sal Al syaucing and Feeording at purchaser's cost. rms ¢ Are not complied with in five days from thne of the Trustees will resell at risk and cost of defsulting urchaser. = B. ROSS PEREY, B42 DV street, MAHLON ASHFORD, ixMcokas GOS D street. DPexcanson BBOS., Auctioneers, ‘Corner 9th aud D streets northwest. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THIKD STRERT WEbT, BETWEEN © AND D STREETS BOUT, AT By virtue of a deed of trust to the subseri. bers, dated the 34 day of December, A. D 1575, duly recorded in Lider No. 300, folio 405, ot the land records for ths District of Columbia, at he written raqnest of the party secured theroby we r 1, at public anction, in front of the ‘ises, ESDAY rb o'clnc 6 o'clock {ea ¥ ots marked and lettered “E”” fJ 5 a om bered three (3), in_ square numbered five handred and seventy-nine (579) in the city of Washington, , together with the improvements thereon, con- AUOTION SALES. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF THESTABLES RECENTLY OGCUrIED BY x wOV k . TOE E A NEGRO IN ARKANSAS BUR AboUr TWu HUNDRED Loa! STAKE FOR RAPE AND weED AT THB On SATURDAY, Augast BEth, 27 Friday night, ab: posse o'olock, at the northwest corner of G non Sixty and seventy-five mon quisee art yale rol our town, Went to the “eemiue ed tools, and pro- fogetie ke open tne door. § t to the cell In which George Jack. egro ravisher and marde: the 1 Corinna Haynes, was ?, Government 1 the door of the ce y tand departed. They carried f the town about | miles, near the roml, where they chained him to @ en Sapling and there barsed nim. The Whole affair was conducted so quietly, ex- cept the boise made in breaking open the shop. that very few persons were aware of their presence uoul they were leaving AS they we ng OF they set up lane Lo vent the voice the hesro from being heard. Some of owe citizens &aw them riding througn the i learning u b THOMAS DC {Rep | W453. B. WILLIAMS, Acctionser. ALE OF WVALUA TATE, LEA! TUBES OF TUS, STEA ORFICE FU T AUCTION rity as ecervers the promis b day of August é owing descrived real t ton, ashington. to wit Sub lot nteen, there, however, the nog William Williams’ subdivision of original pyres thonegee and «ix, and (he west tweuty four toa numbered four 4.) tr nvnvted | Aid gave Te Brazreale to go with George bad Wo say We are told by Mr. lirazzeale and George's cries were vociferous and wore heard by the neighbors as far as two miles of. While at the jail these men payable semi a m given to ast mes, who lives in the jatl a aud is tmgr uM very much excited, that she salen. webs wage heed be alarmed, as their business wae 3 depo will be © protect females. Als y wor quired when the property t¢ knocl wa.and if | wilongs trey tre an 0, who wey were or the terms of sais are not complied with within six is wrap deys the preperty will be ri tery. They Bee event cost of detaniting purchaser. « &nd with some the citizsus couvers- Also. on WEDAB: od 1 notwithstanding t 157,05 BB o'clock u golsed, yet none of them w zed. Rome said they were trom sone fron Siro) 1 some tron 2ks oan A the Gnexpired i ksvarg. ‘wharf and yard: Tease dated the! | These sta menis as to the localities, how- consist of | visited eon Sunday & small portion of the bely pounds.— Ham? 4 f . {one-third : wo wind Bon 8S irst-claes, nearly ws | “GATH” on CAMP-MexTINGs._The pn ng coal at the wharf are a 5; Po ton eps < neti oe tated by calling “Miss” sister and “Mr tou leas than it can be bandied st rother. The young mw Mg gTac arties desiring to enga, do well to examine the pr: dep wit of $590 if terms are n *traw, aod m son Fisk and cost of defaulting purchas out Also, immediately after we will eat at the tame place, for cash, the Office Farnitore, | &ec., consisting rly new Iron Safe. Derk« Chairs, Stove. Maj 1 that after a + &c.; also. a smali yuan tity of Coal( various 7 wad Woot. | ALL BARBER? Ben cicore MILLS DEAN, § F.D. CLE Salesman aneé dte ” right after you ge as Coniidence tn you EES’ SALE OF A DESIRAULE BUILD OF, ON TUK NORTA SIDE Or M BEN 2400 AND 23:4 STS. Nox Then everybody You aihing with the very elect. And the f wdeod of trast, daiel May St ger clect are more ely than the and duly recorded in Libor No worldly. How beautif t Totd pro. of the land records for the Distri nounces “cheese!” The old heads of the Pode oe eat eS chureh, too, encourage fun and courtship as Faia acest eat soon as worship is over. E teadril of Pp m.. ail that of er that great vine, ihe Courch Soetoty, it ate im the city of - bang part of | thrown around the convert. Sir Giles Over- al lt numbered (4). 10 sya four (24): Begiuning tor the ine of North M street ove ch could not have been more an xi daughter to «kiss close” than tues¢ ad elders to naasry t hen It streng y adeptn of | VCiides, @ marriage fee. So Sister Todd aud fest to ® ten; lv) foot alley-con- | Broluer Tompkins dip together, swim. to-~ taining 1.535%; square feet, more or te: | gether dive together, and feel aglow together. Terms: One-third cash; balance at 6. 12 and 13 | © nee is b gotten of their mutual faith a —_ (oe deer ae — ~ — in the great over-arching protective Sock gf trmat; oF all chsh, at optic he purciinee into which they are iuitiaied Not an eye priyononio«-4~ 1 gale apnea ;_ everlasting vigilance BRAINARD Hl. WARNER... | Keeps them in; the angels bear them up, lest CHARLES T. DAVIS, { Trastoos, | At any time they dash thelr feet against = augs-eokds H. WARNER, Beal Kstate Auctioucer. | TRUSTEES’ BALE of VALUADLE IMPRO: REAL ESTATE, on RSTRERT NORTH ESTWAHEN SEVENTEENTH STKEE’ NEW HAMPSHIBE AVENUE. By Virtue of a deed of trust. dated A.D. 174, and recorded ia Liber No 185, of stone. In a year or two Tompkins has a cot- tage at Asbury Park; @ young Tompkine appears to be baptize i rs OCCURRENCE.—At Lang- n Ringold township, Jefferson county, three men lost their lives under most dis- tr sing circumstances. A Mr. iollowell went down into his well at his residence, for the purpose of cleaning it, but upon reaching the bottom became sickened with the gas and started to climb out, at the same time calling to his wife for assistance. She ran | to the well, observed Lim clambering up the Wall,and as he neared the she reacned down to aid Lim, but just as she was about to seize hishand be fell to the bottom, a dis- tance of 25 feet. and was killed, his head bav- ing been crushed and his braias dashed out as be descended. The shrieks of the wife brought the neighbors to the spot, and they ¢ land records for the District of the note there- gablic auc. mbia, at the request of the holder by secured, the undersigned will sell, at tion, in front of the premises. on THU Rt 36th day of August. A. D. 157, at the following described rea! oatatn city of Washington, in the District of Colambi wit: The west twenty-five (25) feet. by one b fad twenty seven end one-half (127%) feet Lot numbered three (3), tn square natobere: ° hundred and fifty-four (151), tozethor with the im Provements thereon, being No. A7@L B sireet north west. Terms: One-third cash, and the balance in six id twelve months 11 monte, {wr which the | all at once set about to extricate the body of fisting of a valuable two-story Brick House and | 5r4‘hclre mos or will b alla Brick Stabl rey her husband. A Mr. Moore voluateered to Terme of sale: One third of the purchase money in. | descend cash: the balance of the purchase money in notes hf erst qual amounts, papablo fy aix, twelve and cighteon | MAY PAY all cash af, bis option “tie loathe from day of wale, :°'s Gor cont. per annum, | RUNG a dollars will) rehired a: te Fie of a With interest until paid, and to be sec y If the tormas of tate are not compliod ite withie 1 complied with in five days after the sale,the Trustees r serve the right to resell the property at the cost resell the property at the risk ani exst of the de- faulting purchaser And expense of the purchaser’ Ail conveyancing, BOR Seo BEY t tra accomplished bis task, and was belug drawn Secording, Sc. at com of purchaser. J.T. COLDWELL, Bal augteotds | up, when he, too, was a! by the gas, jyleokds CHAMLES TDaviggg Tastes. HOS. R. WAGGAMAN, and Was dead bevore he reac’.ed the top of Une 7 HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Beal Estate Auctioneer, 510 7th strest. | Well. This extraordinary occurrence of TRUSTEE’S SAL" OF VALUABLE BUILDIN Lani a LOTS ON TWELYTH STREET, BETWEEN SOaRY NOB 3 WAND LOUN ORTHW EST By virtue of adeed of trnat to me, dared July. 1, 1575. and duly record a in Liber 793, folio 2 one of the land records for the District of C lumbia. and at the request of the party secured, I willseil. at public aucti om fn frome of the promises, n_the neiguborbord ~«gnst 233, there will be an eclipse o” b, lasting about balfthe night. Tae ve pears invisible. as also will the Seung Couple Who Sit on the front steps ta watch the affair.”—({ Rome Sentinel. the greatest exoiter TRUSTEES’ SALE OF A WU ee ee RUILDING LOT ON BETWEEN KE WEST. WITH THEREON, L LOCATED TWENTIETH STREET AND FE STREETS u THE FRAME BUILDINGS f trast, beoring date D. 1875, daly a Tei. folio 410, one #* rm] reco rthe District of Cola~ the: «7 “There are upward of fifieen thousand tha Witieddretad rol sate'in Washingt Teh ole pethcaihd ity tat aj | more people tn the Bink Wills tan thers * ac ng at pubtic avction, in front of ®,. ores, < for, t there is South? feck of lot i2;aud all of ots loand Temstere | DAY, the Wain’ day of > 02% | to prevent other fools from leaving bome." Sng Metcalt's subdivision of square No S. orciock p.m. asll th8? contain piece OF perenl ot | [Louisville Cuaster- Journal. anoe miwo noteat and iment, wiih iniarect | District of C-" wapieyim Pec ot Washington, | gz am very particular about my bath- ‘St 10 per cent. per annum, ecured by Used. of trast | PPOUtN Rand plan thercof us parr Mf tekane: | IMy dress, for there is everything 1am bach on property sold; or all cash. at the option of ‘the i forc:(4).in square numberefons hawicel ana | Suit,” remarked a bui beautifa! belle t> pare! . A deposit of 9100 req at time of ——_ yitwo 122), beginning for said part of said lot | #2 admirer at Atiantie City. “Yes,” was mea $t& point on the east line of 27h stcoct dicta: ; thedry reply, “aud very ttle sometimes.’ THOMAS I. GARDNER, Trastes: JOUN SHERMAN, Acvctionger, S*_ Cloud Building, of sald square, alley; theac» 2 24 feet; thence west 9) feet; acd thence south 2s feet to the place of beginuing, with the Frame Balldings therevn. feet north from the aoathwest oora Tableau. &7-A litle girl whet invited to dinner, w: her good bebavior. @ minister hal beow Privately placed on Finding a tull in the her . a of sale: $100 cash upon acoxptance of bia: | conversation at the table, she folded TRUSTER®? < ; ROVED | balance in 1,2,3,4a0d 8 years, with iaterest at 3 | band sald, “0 God. the Pe PEETE OR: BOCK OEREE LORUMOR | percent, pe conus excuned By ted at ee at 8 aS oe ote, “O » please pass ROaD, NKAB SOLDIERS’ HOME, D. U. yb, Nirtue cf 4 deed of trast to me, dated ne and party secured thereby’, I will ction. ia front_of the premis-s,on ugust 2Hth, 1°77, at 5 o'clo public DAY,A the property suid. Af the terms of sa‘o ar. com- plied wath in five days from day of sale, the Tras- tees reserve the right to resell the p-operty. a! the k and cost of the defaulting purchaser after five day previous adverti-nment HN S. MCKENNEY, SH CRAGIN, CHAS. H THOS. BE. WAGGAMAN, Auct 87-The horse of aman in Bromfield, M: being of the balky nature, bis owner kindi 4 fire ander him to persuade him togo on. It had the desired efiect. The horse went om @nd into the baron. But the loal, betng hay, ronsumed, toxether with the wagon and p.m. tne j 2 a following described tract of , lyiag in the conn- some rods of a neigh or's fence. Tae name ty of Waakianione Distr oF Dulaakee. aa | § ¥. COLDWELL, Reel Estate Auctiouecr. Of the horse was Napolson. Rick Crook Church: Houtand beptosiog for the | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF DESIRAQUE IM eR chalking tee tech fess and, same home faid tract at au oll boundary stone marked 1,caa | PROPESTY ON THE NORTH SIDE 8} oc” . mer me pedhy t have plat, accompanying @ from said Thomas Brown | STREET, BETWERA Sru ANDGra STRERTS | WO-Ked owt the arithmetical calculation that Sud witetodotm Loeliger, which deed is recorded | BOUTHEAST when Mr. Vanderbilt's one hawlral thou- hic in Liber J. No. 2:6, folio 233, et_seq., ove of the and records for said county and District, bear- ing the descrip No. 3, thence running south 3% degrees west 1.09 chains; thence north 60% degroos 1876 chaine; thence ‘north ence Ti he ming, acres, mwre or less, te. : One thousand dollars cash, and the bainuce in four equal yearly payments, with inter est at 7 percentam per annum, secured by dead of trust on the property saud is civided every eugineer will get four- teen dollars, every conductor eight dollars, sod Uue breakkmen and firemen three dollars apiece. a7-Certain Englisu ritualists haying sold | @ book prescribing to ministers certain very familiar questious to be put to penitents, and a sensation having arisen, the society Wi.ch issued the book say that tue number of persons of all classes who resort to com- fession ~ mulupited year by; yt 3 taany of these ure persons of the education and refinement. 5 ,auly recorded iu Liber Mo. jolio STi,one of the land records tor t District of mbis, and at the regu secured th rebs,we will a + front of the premises,on TUESDAY, Aucust dath. 1577, a* G o'c'ock p. m., the wing de-cribed real in the € hingtos, District .f r parcel 4 ad By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Dooembor = fies | sunare pumbered eight uundred fronting fifty-two (52) feet six and a @clane e inch: a, by a depth uf one hundred (100) feet aud tour 4) inches, toget with the ttm provemeats, Ao consisting’ of two two story bascment brick quired of the purc! a ay ellings, | : 3 OFS COE rs ‘Terms: One-fon:th Incash, aad the balance at 6, | | 8% Mayor Stokley, of Philadelphia, has ‘Sih withistcven days. ne bPComPlled | 4 TT ip montis, with interest at's pcr crak per ne’ | been petitioned to stipoluk & eneet eas ae ‘This property hay a good front, on the public road, = by a deed of :rast on the y seid, | the police force. George Sharpel ts the with @ fine vineyard, in good beariug order, aud is | oF sll cash, at option of the purchaser ‘posit os | man recommended, and he is represented ta ina good state of caltivation. There ars 2 frame | $10) required ou each house at che i: | be of influence inthe politics of the ward houses on the premises; one of about § rooms, Known | sil conveyancing at purchaser's cost. * | and au active worker for the His as the “Wine Hone,” ard the other with about § | complied wiih tn seve honor informed. the committee that there Foon; also, bare, &¢., &e. Was no vacan * EDWABD WoOLOOTT. au2 cokds BRAINARD H. WARNER, { Trastoos, ————————————————————————— | Sorl, bat et =. H. WABNEB, Beal Estate Aactioncer, b. — TBUSTEE'S SALE G. ND. NEAT TWO-STORY iF MARRIED. —— MANSAKD ROOF BEIOK DW STEELE—DENDEY. By the Rev. John B.Wil- TRUSTEES GALE OF IMPROVED Fi pesty fe. A128 CONNECTICUT AVES Pe oy ey fH wity 4 STREETS NORTHWEST AT AUCTION. TWEED L AND M STBEKTS, NUR isl, i. MaxLink BTEELE to Grace V' DENSEY. By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscrib- he ae ar ee, boa of Washington, D. * $27, and recorded tn kibes Nos fie folls 38,4 796, folio 874, one of the Land Becords for P| forthe District ot Oettasbia, at | District of Columbia, and ‘atthe ee the reauest of the secured thereby, we will A gat 6 2577 geil at panlic auctions sn the. premists, 3cn% “Feuerel’ earvicws' ar acgt ‘charchs MESDAZ. the Oth day of saeeee ee age 9 an ha tustant, a: 6 o'clock p.m. lntermout a6 ». O.; ‘deecribed the north twenty- iphia, five feet ront by % the depth thereof of lot uumbered Ricman: thirty-four (81) in square pumbered one Buadred Le A seinem ie a ‘balance Rint yebie in tt and ih months from day of sale Nog tniereat at eight) cent. per annum until paid, to be s r of trust on the sold, Sent fee oes SB! Ui ef Pe eee ree ee eee Rg SSB yew Ole 2 Heh 2