Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1878, Page 5

oder UTE ST —AUOTTON BALES. os Ee AUCTION SALES. __| THE EVENING STAR, | 222s, s,ecyiaz of te zea'w | For Tre Stan 4 eH nts of res’) | 4 4PDRESS TO WasHIMBTON. = ~ Sayers in assay offices assistant treast Q PER CENT OFF. FUTURE THIS AFTERNOON. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, DOUBLE SHEET. the United States. ‘To Fepeal the bank. Pt | Pevoice fair danghter of a sire whose name, In addition to our Goods heing reduced In price, FTBOMAB DOWLING, Auctioneer. JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, MAGNIFICENT EGYPTIAN MARBLE SIDE. law. To constitute a commission to consid. 'T ¥ pame—was twin born with © ons fame: SATURDAY... oseee.S@me 22, 1878, | 4 plan for providing enlarged accommoda No long ved by crue! neglect and unjust laws, BOARD, (LARGE), WALNUT CHAM ‘Weare oliering enti} July 20h, a CHANCERY SALE IN THE COUNTY, WELL | TRUSTEES’ SALE OF THREE TWO-STORY SUITE, REP PARLOW SUT BRICK DWELLINGS AND LOTS SEVEN PILLAR EXTENSION TABLE’ CARPETS. Pee tne ee, eee na diplongattc | M& tise fo. meet thy greatness ,EN »] le LUCATED AND IMPROVED. 1 N IN TA. Al Propriations for the consul al jommat pause 0 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH, By virtue of a decree of the Suyreime Court TWO-STORY COTTAGE FRAME DWEL- OILCLOTHS, CHAIRS. FINE ENGRAV- THE WORK OF CONGRESS, sertice of thé goceraeeent tects year cading | Thy Sinter past, wow show thy wi - Except on KID GLOVES. of the District of Columbia, passed inewsits fa LINGS AND LOTS AND NINE BUILD- | INGS, KEFRIGERATORS WAEDROS SS. Piel June 3. 18; and for other purposes, Author, | Ald let thy uaidewen ‘uiruineht ie toy at Seton cause No, 4388. wherein James sith et al Rep bint PATER BESEECTIVELY | BOOKCASES. HAIR MATIOES SES. | phe Perfected Legislation of tne | meal passpars free to ‘colored | -_ ‘see Goods marked in piain figures. ae fompiainante and gobn Macee ot al. = Cs ON H STREET, 7TH AND 81H STREETS on SATHERS, a woore, Sune :asux Session Just Closed. cilizens going to Brazil. Tp aid of a polar ex eer 3 brow: A nat ide, a nation’s Bargetes tn 51a Glows om our comnters, ists, 1 whi sil, ‘on MONDAY, the lot dayot | By virtue of a deed of trast given to us, mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell the The following is a list of the most important | Pedi'ion designed by Jas. Gordon Bennett. To |g alts sacra tx All Goods charged at regular prices, July, 1878. at 4 o’clock p.m., in frontof the prem- dated May ist, 1873. and duly recorded in e. in frontof our auction rooms, being ses. at public auction, all those lots of ground | Liber No. t whatever Ills betide.* MRS, M. J. HUNT. measures passed at the extra and first session | Te#ulate the advertising aail-lettings, and | No tarts m5, folio $98, of the land the contents of private house removed for ci ‘orn shall henceforth dare suppress, for other purposes. To; ovide for the distri. | The rightoms mandate hich thy wen ee ee ay ¥ s for the District of Columbia, and bj juest Oo} convenience of sale. This furniture isin gplodid | Of the Forty-fifth Congress, together with | pution = Se il strife retard thy stead cs redness: Jel8-tr 621 and 693 Dstreet. | Colinuia, beige pare ay Fee Cee hot Rary, secured, wo will soll at public actions os | Grace” my = those of local interest to the people of the Dis: | putin ofthe award made under the conven. Tatty a ance any siceay ge Kress on. utunity’s strong bend shall make thy scribed as follows: Beginning for the first part at a of June, A.D. 1878, at | «22 ¥ 18th DOUGLASS. OTH & F. | stove now planted, marked No. 1, said stone being | 50°clock p.'m., in front ot the respective prem- Von between ihe United States of America DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. trict: and the republic of Mexico, concluded on the |* g™ aF. niidroe LARGE REDUCTION. HOSIERY, CORSETS, GLOVES, “UNDER- Great bargains tn job lots of HOSIERY and | CORSETS. Cacepest, line of CREPE LISSE RUFFLINGS ever 0: SUN UMBRELLAS, finest goods at reduced | Another case of those WHITE SHIRTS just in. Beautiful assortment of FANS at the lowest EMNANTS at any price. Drices. Odd Lots and BR Daily arrival of New Goods at 13-tr DOUG Lass’. lanted at the end of 72 perches on the fourth out- U's part of Fletehali's by a Mr. Denm ne of Jchn E. | Chance, as ran and lai | Said stone being at the south corner of the s lot where George Collins built a small house, ai running thence from said stone N. 613¢ di 34° perches to a stone No. 2; then N. 17% degrees | east 40 perches to a stone No. 3, belt sion line of lot laid off for John W. leaving said division line, §. 67's degrees east 29%) Fches to the west division line of yi it, and then with it as far as it straight line continued to the place stone No, 1, containing 8 acres. And for the second ‘at a corner stake, south corner of Smith’ 1878 0 SuMER- 1878 KENNY'S, 915 Pennsylvania avenue. Twenty per cent. off on all cash sales. Goods n plain figures. We will charge goods at the usual prices. m ; . fo UADIES* SUMMEK SUITS, marked WRAPPERS, TRAVELING DUSTERS AND UNDERWEAR, Made by the best manvfacturers of New York. Jell-2w oy wEnrx PER CENT. OFF. A rare opportunity Is now offered the ladies for securing the finest line of GOODS at the lowest prices ever offered in this city, viz: Dresses, Wrappers. Undergarments. Spring aud Summer Wraps, Dress Trimmings, Millinery Goods, J. B. P, and C, P. Corsets, Mair Braids, Laces, Muslin and Silk Ties, Articie de Paris, ete., etc. All goods marked in plain figures. M. WILLIAN, 907 Pennsylvania avenue. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, yel0-tr P4BASOLS: PANASOLS: PARASOLS: Prices Marked Down, Prices Marked Down, Te Ciose Uut Stock, To Close Out Stock, PLAIN AND FANCY HANDLES, PLAIN AND TWILLED SILK, From $1, $1.25, $1.50. $1 75. $2, $2.50, $3, 83. HA. You'w ve just 25 per cept, on the abovi Goods by purchasing at C, M. TUWSON & CO"3, 36 Pennsylvania avenue. je8-tr bag South Sides near Ttirt. UST RECEIVED —A new Invoice of LEGHOEN FLATS, FRENCH and AMERICAN CHIPS. Also, 30 bexes of ELEGANT FRENCH FLOWERS, bought for one-third their vaine, will be sold ac- cordingly. Cail and examine our prices and stock before buy- Mrs. J. P. PALMER, je6-tr 1107 Fst., det. 1th and 12th sts, ing elsewhere. open on T at 83 North Charles street, Baltimore. .E. JEANNERATE has closed her es- tablisbivent in Washington. She has Teceived two cases of Lmportel BON NETS\ and Riding and Seaside HATS, which she GESDay ana WEDN ESDAY, DRESSMAKING inallits branches. je3-tr the newest made to order. M"* SELMA KUPPERT, 614 9TH STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE, ‘Has Just opened a large and select assortment of QNFANTS* AND CHILDREN’S LACE CAPS aud BONNETS, BOBES, LONG AND SHORT DRESSES, And all kinds of CHILDREN’S FURNISHING GOUDS. Novelties in Lisle MITTS, LACES. LA ERiES, SILK and WORSTED FRINGES In all jes. CHILDREN’S LACE CAPS margs-tr grease NOTICE. LADIES FINE BOOTS for Spring wear of my own make for sai at very reasonable JAS. H. VERMILY. 610 9th street. Opposite Patent Office, Ladies Boots and Shoes made to order at short otics. wmars0-tr smusiin, "SUN BOOTS AND SHOES. SHOE AND GAITER MANUFACTURER, 2118 Pennsylvania avenue. A Rerfect fit, combining at once ease and! ifort In ail cases guaran! talcardor letter. A fine selection of leand gentiemen’s Goods of my own manatac- “, and of superior quality, on band suitable for omer wear, and at reasonable prices. New aes inserted in old gaiters by patent stitching chine. aiso all ft fine de rad ote nes re M4=vei1ocs BARGAINS! TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES TISSs, LOW-BUTTON, re SLIPPERS, with Bor and Upera Toe, ¥rench aud Low Heel, for Ladies, Misses and Children, from 26 cts. to $2.50. LADIES’ GAITERS, 65 cts, to $5. CHILDS’ SHOES, 10 cts, to $2, WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES. GENTS’ TIES, GAITERS AND SLIPPERS, from 50 cts. to $6. BUCKSKIN AND KID GAITERS, To Order, LASTING AND BASE BALL SHOS, LOUIS HEILBRUN, $02 SEVENTH STREET. Bion of “That Old Woman of Mine.” part of said tract northwest corner of the lot heretofore owned by and running from thence with the 8.12 degrees W. 167-10 rner of said '¢ degrees W. 20% to the northeast Gee's 8-acre lot; then N. 67: perches with the north line of said 8-acre lot to th= end thereof. at an intersection witn the east line of Jobn W. Hanes 20 acre lot; then with said east ‘ees E. 18's perches to the end of ‘a straight lineto the begin- corner, containta, perches of laud, more or les®, belag hed by the late James sale as per decree of the court: One- ual instalments, with day of sale until’ paid, property sold. line N. 17% de said line and thence in bing, at Smith's southeast the property on he Dr ope: halance in two eq eed of trust on vevancing at cost of the purcl 0 deposit at time of sae, With within five days. otherwise the trustee re- reserves the right to resell at tho risk and cost of the defauliing purchaser or uurchasers, on five advertisement WM. D. CASSIN. Trustee, TPENCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, EOF A FRAME ING SITUATED ON l0ra SEREET, NEAR K STREET NORTH. By virtue of a deed of trust, of date May 4, 1877, and recorded in Liter No, 852, folio | 405. one ef the Land Records of the District, umbia, and at the request of the party se- y. We will sell at_puhtic premises, on TUESDAY. m., the followin | inthe elty of ambia, to wit: ‘and bei TRUSTEE'S SA ing a part of lot \ered fifteen (15), in Davidson's subdiv f jots, in square three hundred and seventy-two 372), Leginning for the sawe at a point on the east Hing of 10th street west dista and seven (7) inches ee east one hundred and 20) feet to 9 10-foot alles thirteen (13) feet five (6) inches ng line between said Io! (14) ip said square, one hundred and twenty (120) feet to the east line of said 10th street, and thence | horth thirteen (18) feet five (5) inches to the place together with the improvements, third cash and the ! wuts of twelve and twenty-four for which the purchaser is togive his notes, bearing Interest at the rate o til paid, and secured by » hundred (100) dollars will be required at time sale, and ali conveyancing will be at the cost of ‘Terms to be complied with within y of sale, otherwise the Trust- property at the RG. + ‘Teustees. id lot fourtesn, Terms of Sate: In two equal payn months from day of sal per cent. per annum u eed Of trust on the proj the purcha:er. seven days trom | ees reserve the ri Tisk and cost of the defaui CHARLES HER’ HENRY FRANC, UNCANSON BROS., Auctionvers, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. TUESDAY, June 25, 1878, at 10 ovclock a.m, 1 ‘sha'l sell at the Sales-' rocm~ of Dunbeanson Bros., corner 9th and D streets northwest— Ove Landan, made by Joseph Beckhaus, Phila- CHARLES T. DAVIS. G BEN & WISE, Auctioneers, USTEE'S SALE OF [MPR TATE IN ROSSLYN ° tue of a deed of trust, dated Uctobor . and recorded in Liber C, No. 4 587 et seq. of the land records for Alex-, county, Virginia, wnd by direction helders of the notes secured thereby, I wil offer at AY, 26th day of June, Pp. m., The following real estate tn the town of Ross- lyn, in Alexandria county, Virginia. to wit: Lot | numbered one (1), in square nut laid down on the plat of the town of | by Brewer and QVED REAL ES- read GLOVES, Biack Six | - D, 1878, at 6 o*elo. GOODS and EMBKOID- | a Rosslyn, made ¢ ison, and recorded in the iand | records of the county and state aforesaid. ‘The Im- provements consist of a large double house, with ng, fruits, &c, &c,,and formerly $533.33 and interest at six per 1877, and expenses of sale, interest from October 1st, r cent, to day of sale, ber Ist. 1878: $533 33 and interest payable “April | store rooms, stabi | occupied by J: cent. from October Lst, in cash: $638.33, and |, per annum to day of payment of residue of purchase’ money, if any, will be announced at sale. Payinents to bear interest at six per cent. from day Of sale, notes to be secured by deel of trust on tie property suid. A deposit of $200 required at time of sale. Conveyarcing at terms of sale are- not comp! All the deterred uurchasers cost. jed with within one of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, notice of such resale in the T of Washington, after giving five days’ Evening star newspa- D.C, and Alexandria Gazette, ‘3 M. JOHNSTON, Trustee. DUNCANSON BROS., Salesmen. UCTION BALE OF ABANDONED PRO- PERTY. DEPT. OF METROPOLITAN POLICE. NE 14TH, 1873, J There will be suld to the h at 10 o°clock ay at the auction rooms of Duncanson Bros, cor, 9:h and D street— One large By order of th 6 je14 22 24 Secretary and Acting Pi EDUCATIONAL. HEGARAY INSTITUTE, 1527 and 1529 Spruce street, Philadel y School for You: will reopen on MONDAY, and a complete course ‘in Latin, English and French. $400 per annum. French is the lan, MADAME D*HERVILL ila, Pa.—Boarding alles and Children ptember 23d. Board of the family. UMMEK COURSE at SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ‘7th and L streets, during May, June and July, Tuition by the month in Penmanship, Corre- ookkeeping and the calculations con- ected therewith. ed For terms inquire at the College Ofea, ts4.3m APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Conconp- $50 per quarter; Girls, es3, Yale or Har- VILLE, PA.—Boy: ‘nstructors first cl J. SHOBTLIDGE, A.M., Prin. AMES OORRIDON, Professor 6, ship. St. Cloud Building, 9th and i kkeeping and Short-'and taught in short an: Thorongh instruction @asy courses of lesso1 Lessons given at gutta musiir 8 ed, and 75 cents The best Shi $1.25 and $1 eaci 4-ply Linen Collars, 8 for ethers, 6 : Second, $2, $1.75, $1.50, $1, ‘pecial bargata; Si.” Linen Cums 25 cents per fate: best do. cents. Jeans Drawers, 60 centa. Gauze Undershirt Neckwear and Hosiery. TILOMPSON’S Suret Factory, jel5-tr_ $16 F st. n.w., opp. Patent Oitice. jE “TOKIO.” New ventliated HAT f Ik Umbrellas for late; aud gentlemen. = STINEMETZ, Harter, 1237 Pennsyiraniqg acenuer | geld-tr - ESH STUCK somalia! STRAW HATS A or Geftiemen, Youths and Boys, just recetved. t assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's ‘MBRELLAS. at the lowest market prices, UMBERELLAS and PARASOLS covered and re- paired in the best maaner. WALTER KER, Hatren, OOMPRESSED YEAsr, leave to inform the public ek eee ‘Boils, &c., should call for GAFF, FLEISCHMAN & 00.-3 GENUINE ARTICLE. Warranted free from chemicals. myl?-tr MINCE ALE“ RTF ROCKCOATS, withv. P A OStEAUS ae match, at $8 and 610, at FAMILY SUPPLIES, }Soiden Hill Flour aims | and | figs eener & Cissell's Fancy Minnesota Spring Wheat, Duryea’s Biareb: Port Grape W Falitoruia Brandy, pet bott 331 Sasa Fit always warranted. Best aaa Lisle Thread do, Novelties in Oar store closes at 7s p. m. ©. 8. O' 1213 that. n. “ 213 7thst. n.w., bet. Ma QTUFFED OIL man summer wear, fresh sta GHERKINS, iy, Straw Hats, fancy bands; and fhe TMB, SF Fee Large woot WORCESTERSHIRE, BEEF STEAK. _ and other SAUCES, New crop SWEET OiL, _ B. W. BEED'S SONS, 1916 F st. n, w. COAL AND WOOD. OHNSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS CO4L AND Woop. the ton our invariable standard, Best Varieties at Lowest Market Prices. ‘Mill and Wharves, foot 12th: streets north- office—| Main Spun and © ettoote Ofices—1908 F, 1113 9th and 1418 7th: Peston etal tae feos plane et i a3 Ga as and ae of Kelley's subdi- , . 33 an . B, 8 subdi- vision of square 889, together with all the improve- Being or otherwise appertaining: ‘oF of se 3 Lots 7, 8 and 9 are improved by three well-built two-story Brick Houses, Nos. 706, 708 and 710 H ne. Higts 10, Land 12are unimproved and front on reet Ne. Lot 19 being at the corner of H and 7th streets ne, ‘Lots 18 16, 17 and 21 are unimproved and front On 7th street east. Lots 14. 15, 18 and 22 are improved by two-story Frame Dwellings fronting on 7th street, between Hand I streets n.e. Lots 82 and 33 are unimproved and front on 8tt street n.e. Lots 31 and 34 are !mproved by two-story Fram Pwellingsand front on 8th street, between H and t D.e. ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months; notes bearing interest at 7 per cent. until paid, and secured by deed of trust on the premises sold. All conveyancing at the cost of the purcha. ser." A deposit of $100 required on each lot as soon assold. If the terms of sale are not complted wit witpin’ seven days from day of sale, the Trustee- reserve the right to resell the property at the risk ana cost of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving five days’ public notice of such resale. JOHN H. GLICK. } Trustees, CONRAD KAUFFMAN, . my80-a (Bost) ®@- THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED, on account of the tnelemency of the weather, until ments, ways, easements, rights, privileges, ap- same, be- IANCKERY BALE. Virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed inogaity ¢ause No. 5.208, Doc. 16, we will, on DAY, the 21st ony of June, 1878. at 6 0'cl a m,, in front of i968, sell at aucti West 40 feet 9 inches from tront to rear of Lot 4, in ‘Square 924. in this city, situated on the northeast corner of 8th street east and public space (opposite Wallach School Building), and improved by three (8) Frame Houses, ‘erms: One-third 3 residne in three equal Be ree weet Kru Ad ana Sightoen montis, wi cent interest. Conve; cing at chaser'ecost. Deposit of 100 at time of sale, par CHAS. A. ELLIOTT, Trustees, REGINALD FINDALL, DUNCANSON BROS.. Auctionceérs, Jell-codas (Post,eo. 3 4e-THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONED Qn xccount of the inclemenhy of the weather unti ESDAY, 25th June. 1878, sine hour and place, CHAS. A. ELLIOTT, ‘Trust es. * REGINALD FENDALL, ste je22-d&ds B H. WARNER, Keal Etate Auctioneer, e AUCTION BALE OF TWO TWO STORY BRICK DW ELUING HOUSES AND STABLE ON ALLEY BETWEEN FIR'T AND SEC QNLAND @ AND H STRERTS NOREH- On THURSDAY. Jane 27, 1878, at 6 o'c'k P.m., will be seld, in front of the premi: Jo's D and E. in'Wise & Cal'ahan’s subd. vi lon of J ots 32 and 33 of McGuire's subdivision, 1 Siuare 624, each fronting 12 feet by adapt of 40 feet 7 incue: A’se, part of Lot "n same Bquare, fronting 16 et Lyra depth o ord inches, r wid SAECRBAY Bolas ol Tana Ste Bots and Feet US a depth of 76 fect 4 inches, together Wish places, . CK. stees.. Terms easy, and will be ma le known at sale. 3 CONRAD KAUFFMAN, } Trustees 22.95.26 °° J.T, COLDWELL., Salesman. RUSTEES’ SALE OF A VALUABLE STA- BLE LOT IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS AND L AND ¢ MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. ay virtueof a deed of trust, dated May 14th, 1877, and recorded in Liber No. 858, folio fa 26. one of the land records for the District of, Columbia, and by the written request of the party recured thereby, we will sell at public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, June 221, 1878, at 5:30 ovclock p.m, all that Pisce or paresl of land described by said deed of trust, being part of Lot numbered 6, in sgnare 247. Terms: Cash, ($50 deposit required at time of sale. Conveyatelng a cost of purchasar, AUGUS?1S DAVis, ti Mv. T ALLAN, f Trustees, DUNCANSON, BROS, Auct3. jel9-a B, Bs WARNER, iteal Estate Auctioneer, EXECUTOR'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE TW )- STORY PRESSED BRICK FRONT DWEL- LING, No. 46 SECOND STREET, BE- TWEEN MARKEP AND HIGH STREETS, GEORGETOWN, D.C. On TUESDAY, June 25, 1878, at 6 o'clock p.m. the undersigned will sell, at public auc- (7 Non, in front of the premises, the west 17's feet front by 150 feet deep of Lot 134, Beatty and Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown, together with the improvements, consisting of a’ neat two story brick dwelling with rooms and a good dry “cellar ne water, with the use of a three of the house, S: One-half cash: and the balance in six and Terms: twelve months, with § percent. interest, secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, or” all cash, at option of the purchaser. $100 required a3 a deposit at the time of sale; and all conveyancing and recording at_ purchaser's cost. Terms tobe com plied with in five days, otherwise the Exocator reserves the right to reseli the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, after giving Pioper notice. WILLIAM ACTON, Executor. J.T. COLDWEUL, Salesman, je18-6t BUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE _IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE ON SOUTH- FAST CORNER OF NINTH AND G STREETS SOUTHWEST. CONSISTING OF ALOT WItH A NEW THREE- STORY BRICK AND FRAME AND THREE TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL- INGS THEREON. riue of two deeds of trust, dated re- veiy June 9:h, 1877, and Alugast 91h, recorded Fespe Liber Now 55. and Liber Bi ds for the District of Columb) st of the parties secured there! lie auction, in front of the pre JKSDPAY, June 26th, 1878, at 6 o'clock p.'m., north part of lot 4 in square 41g. Washington said District. and boundod’as follows, viz: ng at northwest corner of sald lot and. square, thenee south along 9th street 22 feet, thence'east 75 feet 10 inches, thence south 23 feet, thence east 23 feet 6 inches, thence north 45 feet to south G stree", and thence west along said @ street 99 feet 4 inclies to place of beginning, together with the improvements thereon. ‘These houses and ground attached will be offered separately, ‘erms of sale: One-third cash (of which $50 on each house must be paid at time of sate); Daiance in six and twelve months, with 8 per cent... se- cured by purchazer’s notes and deed of trust on property sold. Conyeyant and recording at purchaser's cost. "If terms of sa'e are not com- piled with in Six days after sale, Trustee reserves he rigbt to rese'l at risk apd cost of defaulting purchaser. WM. F, HOLTZMAN, Trustee, i321 ¥ st. now. R, F. STEIGER, Aact. Je13-dtans (OMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION, Viz: BEICK AND FRAME HOUSES OUCUPIED AS SCHOOL HOUSES, ON NORTHEAST CORNER OF A AND Jr STREETS NORTHEABT. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated October 20th, 1878, and recorded in Liber 835, Folio fag 186, ‘of the land records of Washington, Dis- trict of Columbia, and by direction of the holder of the note secured thereby, we will sell at_ public auction, in frontof the premises, on MONDAY, June 24th, 1878, at 5 o'clock p.m. all those par? celsof ground in Washington City, District of Co- lumbia, known as original lots 8 and 4, of square ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residue in one and two years, secured by deed of trust on the propert nd notes bearing 8 per cent. interest. payable sem{-annually. If the terms of sale are not complied with in seven days from sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and cestof the defaulting purchaser. $200 down when the property is struck off. Conveyancing and re- cording at purchaser's cost, BU RODSE., rrustoes AUSTIN HERR, : THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. 3e18, 19,21. 22, 24 H. WARNER, Kea! Estate Auctioneer, TRUSTEES: SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK QESIDENCE, No, 123 F STREET NORUH- ST. By virtue ofa deed of trust,dated November 12th, 1877, duly recorded int Liver 871. foilo (7 175, ‘land recoids of District of Coimbia, and’ at request of party secured, we will sell, at piblle auction. in front of the premises, on MO DAY, the 24'liday of June, A.D. 1878 at orc k m., Lot sixty-four (64), in Smith & Rohrer’s re- corded subdivision of Syuare even hundyed and twenty-one (721), In city of Washington, D. C., With improvements as above, ‘Terms of sale: Oue-third cash (of which $100 must be paid at time of sale);balance in three equal ingalments at one, two’ and three y with 8 percent. interest until paid to be sécat on the premises sold, ‘Terms to be fully me: within seven days, olherwise the property will be rasold on seven 8 aivertinemans in the Evening Star, at risk of Ce/auiting purchaser, ‘ANDREW. B. DUVALL, Trust | GEO. MABON, rusteeg, gd T. COLDWELL, Salesman. Je19-codts QALE!-F VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL Sibfiir ON THE NOTH SIDE OFF ST., NEAR 23p STREET NORTHWEST, By virtue of a deed of ted tn Lit 854, folio 410, ef sec of the Land! yrds of the District of Columbia, and a ree of the Supreme Court of the District of rlumbia, passed in equity cause No. 5791, June bth, 1878. we will, on FRIDAY, the g8th of June, 1878, at 6 o'tlock p. m., in’ front of the premises, séli at public auction Wot 2, in square 40, n the city of Washington, which said lot, uniine proved, containing abou 16.346 square’ feet of ground, will be subdivided into three lots, each of which will have a frontage of about 21 feet on I street, aud will be sold separately. ‘Terths of sale: One-third, together with the ex- Penses of sale; in cash; the residue in three equal paymeats at six, twelve and eighteen months, re- ibgctively, for whlch the notes of the purchaser, ing interest from the day of sale at 8 per cent: Per annum. payable semii-anuually. aud secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, will be taken; or the parchaser may pay cash in full, at his op- tion. All conveyancing and recording will be at the cost of the purchaser, and if the terms of sale Shall not be complied with in five days after the tale the property will be resold at the risk aud cost or wzedefaulting purchaser. A deposit of $150, or Hon eacn o{bdivided lot, will be required at ‘the ime of sale, -e WM. HELM tn - Fe DEE a, 5 Tastee Ottice 928 F st. Tw. B. H. WARNER, Auctioncon si JoBs SHERMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer, Bt. Cloud Building, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF TWO COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos. 995 AN! FIFTH STREET NORTHWESTO AND 87 By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 28th day of Mays D. 1877, duly recorded in Li- ber No. 869, Follo 16, et seq., one of the land Ll records of the District of Coiumbia, and at the re- quest of the party secured thereby, we will sell at Bee auction, in front of the premises, on TUE3- AY, the 25th day of Jane, instant, at 5. o'cloc Py the north Mba a of 8 feet front by the ared wise i: gui iiuaTne eva aa 1m] 2c., consisting in part of two small Frame Dwell: ‘erms: One-third cash; and the balan and two years, with Interest at 8 por cent, wor apnum, to be ‘secured on the property sold. "A. deposit of one hunc'red dollars requ at tinie of conveyanci: purchaser's cost. Of sale to be gcanplied with 4m seven days. saci GEORGE BAUER, % {Trustees, W. M. SMITH, Salesman. _je13,17, 90,22, 25 ¥ ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIREC- B vere of te antoori eon ‘River halk Ry Lgepey. an auction sale of Shares of ¥or- fel Stock will take place at Room No, 1 St. pian MONDAY, JULY Ist, 1878, At IZo'clock. Details at sale. TAME Gs WM, QULAAND, Bryaidsnty UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO VERY DESIRA- BLEIMPROV ED LOTSON PARK STREET, IN SQUARE 987, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Novem. pergth, A.D. 1875, and duly recorded in Lt- f4 Der 802, follo Be4. er seq.. one of the land re-, cores tor the Disirict of Columbia, L will sell. at puntie auction, tn front of the premiies, on WED- NESDAY. July 3d, A.D. 1878 at 6 o'dlock p m., Lots 6 and 7, la @ilick’s recorded subdivision of Square 987. With the improvements, consistins of two twcestory Frame D welling Houses. ‘Terms of gale: One-fourth in cash; balance in equal payments, in six, twelve, and eighteen 1 onths, with interest ats per cent., from day of st. secured on premises sold. Conveyancing. &c., at purchaser's cost. A deposit of $50 on eaca sale required. ‘Terms to be complied with in ten days, or property will be resold at defaulting pur- chacer’s Coste Je22 ecoXds JUDSON T. CULL, Trustee, IHANCERY SALE O¥ VERY VALUABLE AL ESTATE. ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF M AND FOURTH STREETS, NORTHWEST. Under and by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in Equity cause No, 4165—wherein ¥. M. Ramsay {5 complainant, and Joseph Danicis etat.. are defendants, the undersigned Trustee will sell at public auction on the preinises, on SATUR- DAY, the Ist day of June, 1878. at5:30 p. m., all thé right, title and interest, of the parties to sald cause, in and to the following pleces or par- gels of ground situated in the City of Washington, in the District of Columbia, aud known and de> seribed as follows: First, parts of lots 1 and 24, in square numbered 614, beginning for the samé at the northeast corner of said lot numbered 24, and Tunning west along the line of M street north, thirry-two (82) fest; thence south, and at right avgles with said street, one hundred feet toa ten fovt alley; thence aiong sald alley thirty-two feet, to the line of Fourth street west; thence north along said street, one hundred feet to place of be- ginning: together with all the eights and privileges &e., thereuiito belonging. This lot is improved by an elegant three-story brick dwelling. with all the modern improvements, and fine stable in rear of lot. Also, lot “1? in’ J.C. Harkness’ subdivi- sion of lots in square numbered 614, west of and giiolnivg the above descrived parts Of lots 1 and ‘Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One- fourth of the purchase money Shall be in cash, and the residue in four equal instalments, payable. re- spectively. in six, twelve, cightcen and twenty four months from date of Sale: the deferred pay- ments to bear interest at the rate of 8 per contum perannum, from date of sale, and bea reserved Hen upon the real estate @@d, and upon full pav- ment of the purchass money, and upon ratification of the sale by the court, a deed for the property will be Riven to the purchaser or purchasers. of said lots of ground. A deposit of $200 on each Idt to. be paid by purchaser at time of sale, All convey- ancing at purchaser's cos., If terms of sale are not complied with In five days, the Trustee reserves the Tight to sell at the risk and cost of te defaulting purchasers, F. PB. B. SANDS, Trustee, No. 490 Louisiana avenue, B. H. WARNER, Auct, my22-10t @3- BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE, THE alove sale is postponed until THURSDAY, te Both ‘day of Juney 4878, at the same hour’ and piace, F. P. B. SANDS. ni) 31-Baweds Trustee. Sa-BY ORDER OF THE COURT, THE abov# sale is POSTPONFD unti! SATURDAY, the 221 day of June, 1878. at the sam) hoar and place. [j:20 SANDS, Trustes. @a-BY ORDER OF THE COURT, THE above sae is POSTPONED until TUESDAY. the 15th day of Uctober, 1878, at 4:30 p.m. it F. PB, B. SANDS. Trastes, G, SAMSTAG, Auctioneer, 427 Tin st. new. GREAT AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOOL Ishall sell, at my auction room, No, 427 Tth street northwest. on SATURDAY indy MONDAY, June 22d and 24th, the entire stock therein, consisting of a full line of Dry Goods and Notions, Tollet and Fancy Articles, Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses, Ricbous and Flowers, Ladies’ and Gent's Furnishing Goods. Also, will be added to sale, an invoice of Cutlery. ‘The entire stock to be sold without reserve, 8. SAMSTAG, Auctioneer, 421-31" 427 7th street northwest. JUNCADSON BROS., Auctioneers. PARLOR SUITS, BRUSSEL CARPET, MUSIC STAND. PICTURES, ORNAMENTS, M. 'T., BOQUET AND CENTRE TABLES. HALL SUITE. AQUARIUM AND GARDEN VASE. WALNUT M. T. SIDEBOARD, WALNUT EX-TABLE,” OAK DINING AIRS, WALNUT M. T. CHAMBER SETTS, Il, LOUNGE. EASY CHAIRS, DESK, BOOK: CASE, LIBRARY TABLE, WHAT-NOT WINDOW SHADES, 81 0VES, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, &., &. On MONDAY MORNING, Jute a commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell ou the premises the entire contents of House Nv. 22 3d st. 3.e., within one square of East Capitol ! and Pennsylvania avenue, je20 St DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts, IHARLES W. HANDY, Auctioneer, AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TRUCK FARM NEAR CLARK MILLS’ PLACE, IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, 1 will offer for sale, on TUESDA une, 25, on the premises, at 4 o*clock p. m., thet above Truck Farm. containing 28 acres,’ for- erly catled **Queen’s Chapel Farm.’? This Farm is one of the best in the vicinity of Wash- ing'on, and will be sold on very easy terms, ns day of sale. j 24 CHAS. W. HANDY, Anctioneor, 1 B, F SHRISEE,, Real Betate Auctionoer, fe 611 Seventh street northwest, TRUSTEE'’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE ON KAST BIDE OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE. BETWEEN E AND F STREETS NORTHWEST, (No “5). CONSISTING OF LOT 22% ‘BY 100 THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL- 2 ‘tp « ze By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Novom. ber” 21st, A. D, 1877, and’ duly recorded in Liber No. 87: folio’ 126, one of the land, records for the District of ‘Columbia, and at request of the party secured thereby, I will at public auction. fn front of the premises, on MONDAY. July ist, 1878, at 6 o'clock p. m.. the toliowlpgedeserived eal estate, situate fa ths city of Washington, in sald District, viz: The catire 24 eet G inches fronting New Jersey avenge by ouual ‘Width the depth of 100 feet, of lot number Twenty (20), in Jobn B. Kibbey's subdivision of parts of lots 3, 4and 5, in square No. 623, as said subdi- vision is recorded in the surveyor's office of said city in Liber **B,*? folio 153, together with the improvements thereon, ‘erms of sale: One-third cash (of which $150 must be paid at time of sale); and the balance in equa! paymenta, in six, twelve and eighteen months, to be sécured by’ purchaser's notes, bear- ing 8 per cent. interest from day of sale, and’a deed of ‘trust on property sold, or all cash, at option of the purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. If terms of sale ara not com- plied with in six’ days after ssle, the Trustes re- serves the right to resell at risk and cost of de- faul urebaser. B pure'Wal. F, HOLTZMAN, ‘Trasteo, #919-dtdbs 1821 ¥ street northwest. NITED STATES ma 8SHAL'S SALE, — y virtue of a writ of fiert legtta ou. OF jet of Colum! me 8el at public sale, for Cs at the Court-house door of Districh on SATURDAY the 6th day of July, 1878, at 12 o'clock m, all the righ Ute clalm, and interest of the defend&ant in and to the following de- scribed property, to wit: All of Square No. 93, east half of lot 24, in square 126; sul t E, square 492; ang sub-lot 22, of Wm. L. ‘Bramhail’s subdivision 9f original lots) and 2 square 1.094, all 1, Wash- ington city, D.C., together with all and singular property of Albert ‘Berson; ried, ppon as the ol bert G. Hall, Satisfy execution (Or 17, 066, at Law. a favor of John. Readae FRED'K. DOUGL, = JOHN SHERMAN, Auct, JelB-dts EE. WAERNER, Estate Real Auctioneer, AUSTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD- Ure LOT ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER or MARSACKUSEIS AVENUX AND lite STRE! On WELNESDAY, June 26th, 1878, at 6, ofclock _p. Bolde infront be th Mey WH be premises, Lot 4, in Squaré south of syuar-: FINANCIAL ACTS. To authorize the coinage of the standard silver dollar, and to restore its legal-tender character, To forbid the further retirement of U. 8. legal-tender notes. To prohibit the coinage of the 20 cent piece of silver. ACTS RELATING TO COMMERCE. To authorize the ting of an American register to a foreign-built ship for the pur- Poses of the Woodruff scientific expedition around the world. To aid vessels wrecked or disabled in the waters conterminous to the United States andthe dominion of Canada. To amend section 2931 of the Revised Statutes of the United States, so as to allow repayment by the Secretary of the Treasury of the ton- nage tax where it hag been exacted in contra- vention of treaty provisions. Granting a site for a dry dock in the city of Baltimore upon certain conditions. To authorize the Bara- taria Ship Canal company to construct and operate a ship canal from New Orleans to the Gulf of ‘xico, through the land and waters of the United States, and to grant to said com- pany the right of way for that purpose. To prevent the introduction of contagious or in. lectious diseases iuto the United States. ACTS RELATING TO THE 3CDIC 4 ‘To change the time for holding terms of the district couit for the western district of Vir- ginia at Danville. To make persons charged with clime and offences competent witnesses in tLe United states and te! al courts. provide for the holding of a term of th: trict court of the United States at the cit: Charlotte, N.C. ACTS RELATING TO THE REVISED STATUTES. Requiring the commissioner for prepaii and publishing a new edition of the Revisi Statutes of the United States to revise and perfect the index to the first volume of ‘the same. To amend section 4,127 of the Revised Statutes of the Uni‘ed States in relation to the judicial powers and functions of consuls. Fur- ler to Suspend the operations of section 5,074 of the Revised Statutes of the United Slates, title 72, in relation to gu nis. Lo ex tend the provisions of section Revised Statutes to other iustitutio: ing. ot the of learn ACTS RELATING TO RAILROADS. To alter and amend the act eati toaid in the construction of a telegraph le from the Missouri Pacific ocean,and to secure to the govern: the use of thi for postal, military other purposes,” approved Juy 1, 1852, and also to alter and amend the act of ‘Consress, approved July 2, 154, in amendment of said first-named act. " To create an auditor of rail- road aecounts.” Creating the Utahand North- mpany a corporation in the an, Idaho and Mo nd granting the right of way to said company througt cue puoue lands. ACTS RELATING TO THE ARMY AND NAV ‘To authorize the Secretary uf War to pre- seribe rules and reguiations to be observed in the pre submission and openiyg of bids for under the War Departinent. Makingappropriations for fortifications and for other works of defeuse, and for the arma- ment thereof, for the fiseal year ending June 20, 1879, and for other purposes. Relative to the burial of the officers and others of the United States navy wiio perished by the wree! of the United States st Huron, and for other purposes. Mai opriations for the support of the Milita my for the fiscal year ending June i, i574, aud tor other | Making appropriations for. the ervice for the year ending June 39, Si and for other purposes. ‘To amend a juin resolution authorizing the of War to issue arms, approved July author- ize the rest: ion of George A. Armes to the rank of captain. Making appropriations for the support of the army for the fiseal year end- ing June 30, 187% and for other purposes, Relative to examination for promotion in tie navy. Regulating the appoiutment of cadet hipmen and cadet ‘and for other purpose Pral account of ad appropriz To regu xpenditares in the navy uorize the sale of the sma'l arms how in use in the naval s conversion of the proceeds of such sale in the purchase of arms similarin calibre to the arms how in use by the United States army. To provide for thé removal of the Naval Observa- tory. ACTS REMOVING POLITICAL DISABILITIES. Acts to remove tie poiitieal disabilities of Jobn T. ton, Henry A. Edmoudsou, Thomas L. Moore and W.C.Whitile, of Virginia; E..K Tennessee, and W.W. Loring, now in & ACT RELATING TO THE RE To provide for the free entry of a 2s ported for exhibition by socie: established Jor encouragement of the arts aud § and for other purpese: DEFICIENCY ACTS. Making approptiationsto supply deficiencies in the appwopriations for the fiscal year ended June 30, i878, aud prior years, and for thos heretofore treated as perinanent, for reap; riations and for other purposes.” To provide ‘or deficiencies in the appropriations for the service of the government for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1s7s, and for prior years, and for other purposes. Lo provide for deficiencies in the appropriations for the service of the sovernment for the fiscal year euded June :i, 878, and for prior years, and for other pur’ To provide for the deficiencies in the misceilaneous funds of the Senate and of the House of Representatives. ACTS FOR PUBLIC PRINTING AND BINDID To provide for a deficiency in the appropria- tion for the i lic printing and binding for the current fiscal year. To further regulate the purchase of material for the public _print- ing and binding. Providing for the printing and distribution of the Biennial Register. Authorizing the publication for sale of an ed tion of the “ Narrative of the Polaris Expedi tion.” Authorizing binding of documents for members of Congress. ACTS RELATING TO CLAIMS. Making appropriations for the p: ent of ‘laims reported to Congress under section 2 of a ved June 15,1574,by the Secretary ry, Makitig appropriations for ment of claims reported allowed by the Sioners of claims under the act of Con- of March 3, IS7L. For the allowance of certain claims reported by the accounting offi- cers of tue Treasury department. ACTS RELATING TO PUBLIC LANDS. Authorizing the Solicitor of the Treasury,by and with the consent of the Secretary of War, to cancel certain contracts for the sale of lots of land made at Harper's Ferry in the year 1869 by the United States, to resell the sam and af or lease all other real estate and ri rian rights now owned by the United States Harper's Ferry, West Virginia. Authorizing the citizens of Colorado, Nevada, aud the ter- ritories to fell and remove timber on the pub- lie domain for mining and domestic purposes, Yo provide for the publication of notices of of contest under the homes! pre-emption and tree-cuiiure laws of the Vujted Stares. To amend an act entitled “An act to en Authe rage the growth of timber on the western prairies.” | For the restoration to market of certain lands in the territory of Utah. ACTS RELATING TU THE DISTRICT OF coLUMBrA. | Providing a permanent torm of government for the District of Columbia. To amend an act entitled “An act for the support of the government for the District of Columbia for the fiscal year ending June 3), 1878, and for other purposes.” Regulating the appointment of justices of the peace, commissioners of deeds and constables within and for the Dis- trict of Columbia, and for other purposes. To | authorize the Commissioners of the District of Columbia to refund a certain tax erroneously collected, and for other purposes. Suppl3- mentary to the act of March 3, 1872, entitled “An act supplemental to the act of February 9, 1821, incorporating Columbia College, Dis- trict of Columbia.” Providing for the record- ing of deeds, mortgages, and other convey- ances affecting real estate in the District of Columbia. To prevent the sale of policy or lot- tery tickets inthe District of Columbia. To panes embezzlement in the District of Colum- ia, and to protect the records of said District, and for other purposes. To create a revenue in the District of Columbia by levying a tax upon all dogs therein, to make such dogs per- sonal property, and for other purposes. Regu. lating exemptions in the District of Columbia. To provide for the revision and correction of assessments for special improvements in the District of Columbia. For the preservation and protection of birds in the District of Cq- lumbia. . .., ACTS GRANTING PENSIONS. Manic’ appropriations for the payment of invalid and other pensions of the United States for the year ending June 30, 1879. Amending the laws granting pensions to the soldiers and sailors of the war 1812 and their widows. Also a large number of private pen- sion bills, including the following of interest here: To Elizabeth J. Totten. widow of the Jate Commodore Benjamin J. Totten, United States Navy. To Mrs. Mary Wilkes, widow of the late Admiral Charles Wilkes, U.8.N. In- greasing the pension of General James Shields from $30 to $100 per month. To increase the ensions of soldiers and sailors who lost both hangs or both feet, or the sight of both eyes in the service of the country. ACTS FOR PRIVATE RELIRY. | Of these there were a great many, including the following: Of Willian. A. Hammond, late surgeon general of the oo a Of H. H. member of the Capitol police force, for inju- ies received while in the discharge of his du- ties in the year 1870. MISCELLANEOUS ACTS. Making appropriations for the current and _ ecoutingent expenses of the Indian dey ment, and for fulfilling treaty stip with various Indian tribes, forthe year end- Ang Jung 3, 1879, and for other purpoges, TO ugineers in the Naval | > rvice, and the | Ta2on, of Maryland, and R. H. Chil- | | day, | dency, and added not a ith day of July, 1868. To’ organize the live- saving service. Supplementary to the act en- titled ** An act to carry into effect the conven- lion between the United States and China, concluded on 8th November, 1858, at Shang. hai,” approved March 8, 1859, and ‘to give the Court of Claims jurisdiction in certain cases. To provide for the expenses of the select com- mittee on alleged frauds in the late presiden tial election. Fo provide @ penalty for wanton injury to the public libraries in the District of Co'umbia and in the territories of the United States. To legalize the collection of head moneys already pale. Making an appropria- tion for the legislative, executive and judicial expenses of the government for the fiscal year ending June 30, and for other purposes. Making appropriatis for the service of the Post Ofice department for the fiseal year end- ing June 30, 1879, and for other purposes. Au- horizing a settlement of the claim of the es- tate of the late Rear-Admiral John A. Dahl. aren, In rejation to the Venezuelan mixed commission. Making appropriations for sun dry civil expenses of the government for the fiseal year ending June 30, 1879. P. Tpo To authorize Spencer F. Baird, as- sistayt secretary of the Smithsonian Ins‘itu ton, to receive from the King of Sweden a diploma and me constituting him a mem- ber of the Norwegian Order o} same being a literary and s i ton. Relating to ¢ in pension cases. JOINT RESOLUTIONS OF THE TWO HOUSES. Authorizing Commander Edmund O. Mat thews, of the U.S.navy, to accept a gilt tea pot from the Emperor of Siam. Fixing the date on which the payment of the twenty-one clerks to the committees of the House of Rep r atives, who are paid during the session shall begin. Authorizing payment of employes of the “House of Representati their salaries for time d by them dui the present session of Congi ing taken the oath preserr theorizing Rear Admiral William to accept certain Kings of Siam. F ; m ihe board of nts of the Smithsonian Institution. Accepting a paint ing tendered to Congress by Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson. Extending the’ thanks of Con: gtessto Henry M. Stanley. Declaring that a reduction of the tax on distilled sp - To authorize the to issue certain arms to th i for other teyn ng an exist Washington Li Chat C. Toy T the payinent of ‘ihe tax led spirits, and for other purposes, appropriation for filling up. drai placing in good sanitary condit the grounds south of the Capitol along the line of the old canal, and for other purposes. Providing fora place of deposit tor the re cords ana proceedings of the commission ap- pointed under the act entitled “An act to pro Vide for and regulate the counting of vo for President and Vice President, and the de cision of questions arising thereon, for the term commencing March 4, A. D. ‘Inv, ap- proved January 2 For the_ erection ot @ mouument ¢ grave of Thos. fex- son. Authorizing Lieut. T. B. M. Mason, U.S. N., to accept an conferred by the’ Kin; of Italy for extin: Shing a fire on a powder ship. Providing f the issue of arms to ter ritories. Authori the Secretary of War toturn over to the governor of North Caro- lina such tents, poles and pins as he may re- quire for the use of the militia and volun 3 organizations of the state at their and fallencampment. Authorizing the 5! ary of War to turn over to the abana such tents, poles and «forthe use ‘of the volu summer encampment d “An act making appropri ive, executive aud judi- | Apenses of the government for the fis nding June 20, 1S d for other. pur. Authorizing the Secretary of War to er tothe governor of West Virgir such tents, poles and pins as he may require | r the use of the militia and volunteer organi- | zations of the state at their summer and fall | encampment. FE the act entit | X-SECRETARY Rope: A reporter: elphia Bulletin asked ex-See Robesen if he had read the report of the com. mittee on naval affairs. which was presented in the House of Representatives on Monda: eceived this reply: “I have seen the lutions, but pot the report,” said Mr. I son. “All I ean say is that the resoiu Were gotien up without allowing me to say a word in my own defense or to see and examine any of the witnesses, It is a piece of politica clap-trap, gotten up at the last moment for po litical effect, and to which not a single repab lican member's name is signed. My time is so occupied with the great trial here that I] have neither had time nor opportunity to defend myself from enemies at Washington or else- where. When the proper time comes the country will be shown the truth of the whoie afl: and my acts and those of my subordi- nates will be found to have ‘n forthe best.’ TUE IMPORTANCE OF ONE WoRD.—The case of Tegetmier against Tegetmier, now pending in the Supreme Court, presents 4 novel ques. tion as to marriage. The lady claims that both parties vowed in each other’s presence to be true to each other so long as they should live, and she proves that they did live together for a considerable period of time as man and wife, under various names. But Mr. Teget- mier claims that there was one word added to the pledge, so that the concluding clause was “so long as we shall live—together!” That last word is a singular one.—[N. ¥. Sun. —A writer in the ew discussing the subject of socialism, : The treasure of the Christian is in heaven, his mission is to bear the bur- den of others. To him the ery of suffering humanity can neyer be a mattér of indiffer. ence. He can never think it the end -of all things thata man should make by efforts, however honest, a big fortune and [eave it to his children. The Christians who belong to a d world ept ci zation, and with zation all i conditions and conse- quences: and, so far as is known to us at present, the prominence of the individ are among the necessary conditions of civili- zation. But the influence of Socialism never extinct. The ' laws are nothin) more than a piece of Jism, and in Eng- land we know how diffieult it is to prevent the operation of the poor laws from becoming mischievous. Saturday Rez DEatH OF Mrs. Wu. T. PELTON.—Augusta Fi. Pelton, the wife of Goy. Tilden’s nephe: Col Wm. T. Pelton, died suddenly on Thurs: tGo den’s house in Gramerey Park, she was the daughter of James 5S. kerson. who retired from business ia New rk twenty years ago, and since her mar- A member of Gov. Tilden’s y. She assisted at Gov. Tilden’s recep. Mons at Albany and at her own house, andac. nied her husband to St. Louis in 1 Tilden was nominated for the presi, ttle to the social features of the campaign which followed. COUNTERFEIT NOTES FROM GERWANyY.—In order to assist the German authorities, who | tion. are making up a case against the brokers who sold counterfeit United States money to | emigrants the German Consul yesterday, with Mr. Heintman, of Castle Garden, went to the Broadway and Tradesmen’s Bank. where the 4 notes seized in Germany were examined. They were at once pronounced exceedingly poor and palpable counterfeits, such as no teller in this country wouid ever accept. The differences between good and bad notes were many and striking. The plate of the counter- feit was smaller than that of the genuine. the lathe work poorly imitated, the expressicn of the portraits unlike the good notes, and so carelessiy had the signatures been applied that one Tradesmen's Bank note was found to have been stamped with the names of the President and Cashier of the Broadway Bank. LY. ¥. Times, s7st Mrs. TILTON ExcOMMUNICATED.—Plymouth church congregation, Brooklyn, N. Y., settled the Beecher-Tilton seandal to its satisfaction last night by formally excommunicating Mrs. Tilton. The members then had a general handshaking and congratulation among them selves. The report, which is brief, recites the charges against irs. Tilton made by Mrs. Barbara Walton, and avers that a Cory of these charges was duly served u} rs. Tilton, and that she sent a communication to the committee announcing that she did not desire to appear before them. The committee were unanimous in their recommendation of her dismissal. Mor¥ett REGISTER RETURNS.—The auditor of public accounts of Virginia has received re turns from all counties and cities of that state using the Moffett whisky register from the date of their being put into operation up to April 20. These 1s indicate that the to- tat yield of revenues from the sale of pany taxes, ete. will Loot up for ee ee ne as inst $262,195 heret amount assessed on liquor in every form for the year 1876-77 are on the increase everywhere of improved methods of living. aa P. V. Koy, the converted Brahmin priest. has been convicted at Can., of bigamy, and to three months’ im. - priscpment in the common jail. ‘Use ZS; LUAN vr i> saat eee — pemeath th fruitful tree, tex bordering on thy honored line Imm thee kin, ana make their glory *s turbid wawe clasp” in thy kendred*s sleeping ly Affection's mightier marcts thou‘lt n al uh And with a @aughier's homage Mount Vernon's silence bir Sequesiered wan harms fg ory im thy might, and shelter tn thine aces. And onward sttil resplend iu thy course ‘The farther on the mightier in Uhy force SOS W Ih Thy cause so well Hundred who broke the fated but wrapped im thy new yi grateful memory, when thou shalt y st beautiful A. MILS he * DIED. ARBUCKLE. On the 2ist of Juve. 2878, at 12 30 o'clock p. m.. ROVERT C. A Relatives and friends of the fi respectfu CRY iy ai invited to attend bis iuneral mest m his ate residcher, No. 1228 I street northeast, Mon cay afternoon, June 24 b. at o'clock * CAMPBELL. On June 224. 1878. at half-past 3a.m.. RENNIE D. son ord. T. and Lithe L. Campbell, aged fo: hs. Fiten, the family are resnectfully invited to at his funeral from the resic vis Parents, 1304 Eleventh street southeast. Notice of ume in morn g Capiial. ° CLARE. ¢ n Jane 21st, 1878. of cerebre- Sp nal meningitts, ARETHUSA MERY WEATHER, oniy child of Win. Y. and Emma V. Clarke, aged four month and eleven days. uperal from the Church of the Uncarnation, 12 hand N streecs corthwest, on Sunday, the icstant, at S309. a0. apneic ERNST. At 8:30 p. m., Friday June gst. 1878, HUGH A., youn son of Hagh A. and iva A. rnst,"aged two years and twenty-four Fone ‘om residence Ninth street worth hoon () ROVERTS. On KATIE, youngest a: Rolerts, aged'six montis, om Twenty-third and M streets north Ay. at 3 w'ciock p.m, Friends aintances invited, SMITH. On Saturday, June 234, 1878. at 6:35 ricck %. ™., EVITH ANNIE. infant daughter uf Sydney E, and Annie V, Smith, aged two months and fourtien days. Funeral Bunday 106 Was! ingion s Mis. 8. KE. Herbert Sun stig 9 a. attend. * THREKMATEN. Ju x R. Baker THUEKMATEN. in the forty-eighith year of his age. 11s (uxeral Will take place from John Wesley Church. Sunday june 231 instant, at 11 o'clock. His frie d Acyusintances are respectfutly invited t a. od WEGE, On the 20th of June. 1878 J.L.Wrow, aged th Ts, One month and one day Fane rot Third and G streets niw., Jane, at three o'clock p.m ad frieudsare respectfully invited to UNDERTAEERS, & Ww. SPEARE, = UNDERTARER, (Formerly with 8, F. Harvey) 940 F Street n.w., Une door esst of Denth street, skets of all grades and styles. whalined and prepared for transports- Lady attendants at short notice. Everything strictly first-ciass and on the most Teasonalie terms. de6-0r CARD.—Eeaiizing the need of puch servies in times of affliction, and particalarly tu cases of death from contagious Aiseases, etc. under- signed wish to announce to the public teey are ow prepared to undertake the duty of laying om and dreertng the dead bodies of ladtes a oie dren, and in short to perform all those of sary incase of death which the fawily expected todo, and which neighbors and. f are Lot always prepared co undertake, The oj referenoxs given, abd prices reasonable. trial Bural ©: Bodii | ts solicited. MRS. FRIES & OO., (Flower Preserver,) 26-Sui 909 Kighth street m.20, -SEINDLEM, UNDBRT4E®. 1238 Beventh st. mics Waetiniion Dee (Besidence at piace of Uisiness:) Bodies Kmibaimed and prepared for transportation. ir? Jone KH wuienr, UNDERTAKER, marl2-17 1837 10th ot. mw. A Buuapone. UNDERTAKER. 122-7 516 Ponn’c avenue PROFESSIONAL. eS Rooms 18 and 19, Bate Deposit Gee Building, he ite Pat- ay cor, 15th st. and New York ave. HiENES 2, ENNIS. 711 @ street, i ent Office. Electrician and Model Maker. Rx- Gauses. Jelo-Iy D5: T. M. TALBOTT, Dentist, emoved to southeast corner 7h oie E streets northwest, Teeth inserted per set. my33-ly . J. B. GIB aac net ed breEer, feos.) marl-ty Over Thompson's Drag Store, JE. DUKE. Dentist, 423 7th street southwest, Letween D and E streets, Beautiful, ep ae | hi operations’ BEs*ors CAPCINE PLASTER. A POROUS PLASTER which was invented to overcome the great objection ever found to the old style of Porous Piasters, THAT OF SLOW ACTION. Benson's. ne Porous Plaster acts at once, re- lieves pain immediately, and cures where «ther plasters and linaments will not,eveu relieve For LAME BACK, WEAK BACK, RHEUMATISM, SPINAL COMPLAINTand KIDNEY DISEASE, and ail local aches aud pains; it Is simply the best remedy ever invented. Its great merit 1s recog- nized by physicians everywhere. The manufac. turers were awarded the highest and only medal given to plasters at the Centeunial, CAUTION.—Each genuine Benson's Capeine Plaster has the word Capcine eut through it, Take no other, Sold by ali Druggists. ‘17 -m.w., Lousiana STATE LOTTERY. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUN: SEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1878, ar NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JULY orn. Louisiana State Lottery Company, ‘This Institution was regulsrly incorporated Legislature of the State for Educatiouai and C! table purposes in 1868, with a Capital of $1,000, to which tt has since added n reserve fund $850,000. Its Grand Single Number ])istrivution Will take piace monthly on the second Tuesday. never scales or postpones, Look at the Distribution: CAPITAL ERIEE, 990,000. ,000 TICK*TS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH. = ALE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. _ 3 £ 8 8 ble corresponding progifsent points, to whow Wil be Paid. tor rates to clubs should only be made fome Uftice in New Orleans. vo the early. stati ful address, for further stormation or send P.O, Bow 692, New Orleans, Louisiana. ‘#w-Allour Grand Extraordinary set ot Genes under, ipervision snd it of Bre ieuregerd and Jubal A- arly. jekS-w DOWN Te FOUB CENTS. RTY BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR 93.10 G@AS-LIGHT OFFICE, ceti-tr 611 AND 413 10TH Breast. T eaed'iine ib years ago Omee? 808 Pen’ ‘a nd rhtidren attended Rese OTE