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BEh GREEN, Auetoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT AT AUCTION ON NINTH ST. WEST
BY virtue of deed of trust from go. H. Gates and
vile, duy recoI ded 10 the subscriber, will sell, n
MOND DAY, tn 18th day of July next, 1881, st
O'Clock m part of Lot s. In quar- S97 being AID
lying In the city OF Washington, commencing for
the same at the southwest corner of Lot No 8,
aforesaid, al running north on the line of Ninth
street west 25 feet, thence east 80 feet Inches
thence south 25 ieot thence west 90 feet inches TO
the place of beginning being said part of Lot front
ing the east side of said nth street. and wing
between p and z streets north, with the improve
ments thereon. cor ssting of 8 two story Frame
House with back building.
Te ms: nne-thlrd cash; balance in aud y
months, purchaser to give notes hearing interest
from the day of sale. n deed given and a deed of
trust taken. Ali oOnveyancing at the cost of the
purchaser.
Ii the terms of sale are not complied with within
three days from the day of sale the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property hye ds' s. public
nol2e IN the Evening STAR at the risk and cost of
the dofaulting purchaser
JAMES w. COOMBS, Trustee.
Je 2-eots A.GREEN, Auct
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A. AUSTIN SMITH, iIusIee
Je l-6taw&ds J. G.. Mc6UIRE 6 CT Auos
JByI;Gi MCGUIRE 4 co, Auotioneers

~by :: u MCGUIRE co Auctioneers
~ PROVED AND UNIMPRovED real EsTArs-By
virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of the Dis
Frederick w .Selhausen is comp aInant and Charles
Maaes and otners. executors and neIrs at law and
PENDANTS, the subscriber will sell at tubc sale the
IoiloWlng valuable real estate in W ashington CITY
oorSss II ~ u sna r. square No 7a5 on the
leet 25a inches on north street and l25 feet ~
, Lot No. 9, in square No 6i2, 'front.' IIs feet on
Delaware avenue, by IS feet 10 inches south G
, The whole of square north of SQUARE No. sa2
fronting. 2S feet inches on Virginia avenue 2i7
ieet on south street. 81 feet inches ON Delaware
and Is, in square No. Sat, comprising the whole %
street 24s feet inches on north street, sS5 fest
east. "
, And Los Nos. 8, 9, and 10, in square No 5ai
tron,lng " feet each on south F street, between
E ast auu second streets west by 100 feet deep with
,ne improvements, which insist of four well built
tW0-story frame dwelling houses
A. iaH sale 1f the lots in square No. 785 will take
the lot square No 6sa on THURsDAY, ihe IatR n
nay % my 1850; 0tsqGare north OF square No. 6I2
No on MONDAY, the 18th s day ~ q ~ JnV, W.
So; "i the l1ts IN square 5s4, with the improve
-. The sales will con meEce at O'Clock ?. H.. on
sne oass above specIhed, on the respective premi-
e ses anu tne property VIII be sod In such parcels
-, Terms OF sale One third cash and the halancs
,: IN o: ana 70 months secured by the pure chaseT's
security to be approved by the trustee and If not
complied with n five days after the So Of proper.
he resod. upon one weeks notice, at the risk and
expense OF the defaultng purchaser. Upon the full
not before, the trustee will convey the property TO
the respective purchasers IN fee slmpl5. Xii CON
S GHfsp i fsp;s?sS q Fl i?Hpc5fI'ifTs TFsstee
j. c. MCGUIRE & co, Arcts
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N.psSsAaIL WATER BATHING.

Nj SALT WATER BATHING,
lfIARSHALL'S PAVILION. (Moore's Land
Ing VII be open for the reca aptOn of vIsi- A
tors on the 18th of June, This delightful EAS
reso-t Tor those seeklng health and pleas l.aE
gre, ls une1ceied by any plsoe of the kind on the
f0tomac river Ii IS situated abcut one hundred
miles from WASHINGTON Immediately on The
Pot9me G, and N full view Of he Ch4saP AXE Bay
ana famous Tor hne Oysters. Soft Crabs Sheephead
and other Fish. and easily accessible b. the steam
boats Plying between Washington, Baltim re and
Norfolk. The undersIgned has maae addlfiSual
improvements ln his osth Houses aud many other
improvements TO the comfort and en- njoyment Of ms
gusts. The Bathing cannot he surpassed, Sp en-
DID hng ling and Penty Of Fishing and Sal ing Boats
free OF charge He has spared no expense 10 pro
vldlng good CotllO Band in layi hIs stock
Of ehoce VINES, Lquors segarE, &c. and for those
retired P ace whore they can make themselves at
home, there Is not more pleasant place the Uni
ted states. The proprietor pledges hImsslf that
nothing shall be left nndone his part & rend =
them so. Terms for board 8 50 pr day, for les q
than week; Tor longer time, SI.25 per ay; $50
per month, Persons wishing to address the pr.,
prletor VIII direct to LeOnardtown, St. Mar,'s
county, Md.
jeS-zm r. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
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DRiME COST;-Organdie, yaoonet, Berexe.
hounces, at first cost. ~
We will from this day forward offer our entire
stock OF the above goods at cost; no more will he
askt d for any of them. We have gol throus b nur
Dress Goods and ma ked down most nf this Kind
rior Dress Goods, st very low prices, to an ex
animation OF our stock. -. =
je 2. cost TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON.
EOR iSALE-A BAY HORSE good under sad
seen g eblkCHSStsble. -'' M.-e jel9u
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The favorite resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigors-
ting Baths, Large and
Well Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and a Good
fable.
For particulars send
for Circular.
OWENS, CIENDEN-
IN e. VISSCHER,
Carlisle SpTiH Pa.
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
AN Experienced Nurse and Female Pbysioian.
presents to the attention of mothers. her
SO U I II | N G SYRUP,
For Childran Faaihiua

Which Grssty facilitates the prses Of sthns Sy Satan.
tng tns Esins, reducing all allav ALL
PAIN and spasmedie aetisn, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
DsPshu spen It, methss, it will give to ysurssvss and
hELIEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have put and sod this ten ysar, and
CANsffI IN coNFIDRNcE AND TRUTH OF it, what have
m'aiensIrNiR MRS. has 1T FiILlp,I IN
T,cr cuRE, ,wINSLOw,slssJb.nncia;u i;u,Is TO .i.s r.
.a.i.sae1ioa >, s", SOOTHING an in:tanc. Of dis
a,sHraay, a a"hs GIhUfs delighted with its
iIoNs' ana 10 Of
virtues We sresk in his matter WHAT WI DO EEown
after ten ysars' experience, PLRDGR ouR RR,uT.
TfoN FoR THE FULFILMErT OF WHAT VIZ HRRF mr.
CLARE Ia almost every instance where sufsr.
In IRON pain and sIhauston relief will
Or twenty minutes after the syrup 10 administered
This valuable preparation the Of sps sf ths
most Ell IPHRiENcRD and sKILFUL rURsRs in NV Eng.
land, andhas bssn used with HEvERFArLINS N
THO USANDS OF CASES,
net emily relieves the child from pain, in,icsrsis the
stomach and bowels, eorrscs acIdy siyss ons and
Energy TO the whole system will rslsvs
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie,
and e'sreoms eonvulssns which, speedily rsmsdsd
AND suSIsTnrm FOR In%,n,s, G1n:Ts "a: .dsII nnsI
10 all ea.s. Of prs-l CHILDREN fNrfRY and Dian
sr... % from IN t. :sins TEETHING OF ohh,s, ,, ,h.th:5 il
We would say every mother who has child .ut
srnE rom any OF the foregoing compain-Do NOT LIT
yoUR PRHJUDIcEs, NOR THi PR RJUpIcrs OF oIHfEs
sUkI-yn, AbsoLUTfLY sURH-to follow the Of Ii
msdiens ursiy ussd Full drsctoEs for using will
:ain Ss;ts Non. genuine unless hs facsimile
Sod ey Dr.g gis. throughos tbs world.
Principal Ohcs, Ne. 10 Cedar Street, NY.
Pnes enly IS Cents Bstus. % sll-dkvlr
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EDUCATIONAL.

com RCIAL COLLEGE,
~ 20, 40 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite ths General Pos nS--. u--Assstos Ctry.
Armorinn system Of PeBmanship. Booxt...ins
MeTcantiie Forms and Calcu atlons BQsiness CO..
Iesp0Edence, Bllls of Exohante, Current Billie
Commission sales, Gran mar and Arithmefio
ICCA Preparatory Class for Boys.
ship.
Rooms open from q, m. to 10 p. m. For terms
ma una 2s-sS@ -> VIM w YOUNG co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEw ARRANGEMENT.
TINS well known and popular Seminary, which
n. Richards for more than years will be opened
on the FIRST Monday in September next, under the
united supervision and instruction of Mr. aud Mrs
n. RICH ARDS, IN the well arranged and delight
fully located Union Academy Building. For partio-
uIars see circulars at sll tie Bookstores. maz5-n
Al MRS. McCORaICK's SCHOOL.
lVlRS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform her
friends end the public generally that she will resume
the Suhes oi her School on the lst Monday In Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise sll the
branches requisite to . thorough English eduoa-
oOn.
In addition TO her day scholars she lie deeirous Of
HEed from 10 to IL years, who will be under her i'm
medIste oare and oversight
heT sTrenEenents for the accommodation and
iue car5 ot pupils have been considerably increased
and othsrvlse improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 70
the Star
For terms and further particulars Apply n her
resideaoe-No. 80 Cameron street. Alexkndria. Va.
i' S7-t
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w HAT Is SODA WATER!
Simply Pure Water
impregnated with
Carbonic Acid Gas
The Soda Water is known by its agreeable pun
gent taste, By its slightly exhilarating Qualities
and by It's bubbling and scintlllation.
temperature Ii should leave no unpleasant tsste
and should be entirely innocuous.
themselves -.
J. WILEY & CO.,
...--- DIX UGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
No. 500 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jel-eolmA St. Charles Hotel.
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WASHINGTON
w CITY GARDE
ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
Neic York drsHRs, beftCteH lyt dHd ID SIS.

In calling the attention Of the public to nv grounds
i would state that every arrang EN- pnt haS A
been made to make this Retreat" more ysAQ
attractive every day. Mondays the Gar t.fT i
dens are open 90 the public tree of charge-a conc n
given BY select band. Those desiring 10 enjoy the
dance and waltz " find the saloon IN conn plete
order to render pleasure 10 all Or Other days the
proPrIetor will cheerfully graut the use Of the
grounds Tor school or other Pic Mic Pa ties with
out charge.
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
number of little games, never before seen In this
olty, and calculated at the same time 60 amuse the
"old folks
N. B.-Attached is my BottlIng Estahlishm ut,
and families can he supplied with any quantity at
their residence, of that healthful drink, LACE
BEER, upon short notice. je IS Sun
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,

- =.
This well known and favorite place If summer
resort Is again open for the reception ofA A
visitors un er the management Of ITS fOf vIAV
IneT proprietor. lhshH
tits sItuated on the top of the X u Ridge m0un
talns at kOckhsh Gap, 20 miles west of Richmond A.
Va; the Virginia eHtral Railroad passing under
the house through the ne Idge Tunnel. The el-
AID the constant AID = freshing nreezes make II
one OF the most delightful places of summ-r resort
IN W estern Virginia. There 10 also convenient a
spring of pure chal beate water.
Visitors TO the Mountain Top House will come
VIA Virginia CeBt a. Railroad TO Alton Depot. near
the eastern Poria of the Blue Ridge Tunnel, where
hack viii always be in attendancs 10 convey Zone
mIle) to the mountain top. IL is always best for
persons TO write several days beforehand.
Terms 525 PER month; S8 per week; SIS per
Cay. Servants (black apd children under Y yea-s
of age half price; for white servants little more
than half price will be charged
JET colin r. r. GJPSCOMR
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say Of any oTHBR
MAS 1T FAILED,IN
STANCE TO RI
when timely ussd.
an instance Of dis-
one Who used IL. On
delighted With its
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~ GREAT BARGAINS

RhItU-lI-No. DhhOA AILNS
- GREAT BARGAINSm
Seventh street, ACKNOWLEDGED to be the ch apest
ana best place TO buy Clothing, Furnishing 6oods :
hatS ana caps Owing TO the scarcity of money /,
SMITH, No. 400 Seventh ST., opposite the Post
Once, has determined To sell his goods Is per cent
less than any other house in town. Drop in and see
our new supply of Spring and Summer Goods At
astonishing low prices
N; b. Just received 50 dozen Of 10 cent NECK
IL If YOU wish to keep cool drop in and buy
one OF our thin Summer Coats, or the Patent Re-
VetSlDle summer Coat, az SMITHS, No. 400 Sew
enth ST., opposite Post Office.
III A large lot of hne Gents Shirts and Collars
a. very low Pri 2es, at No. 400 Seventh St oppo-
site Post Office. 'r
u The Ribbon Tie, Yale Tie. Aurora TIE and
all sorts OF Neck Ties at half the usual prices
at SM THIS, No. 400 Seventh ST. ie l4-Im
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= the reception of visitors on the . a
18th Of June. In consequences of nv alb yEM1
sence Tor several mOnths, Mrs. Dix will l..fH
take chaTEe OF the management of the Pavilion. As
sisted by my son, Thos. III. Dix. Board per wee
s8: board per month S26
Je l3 colin W. w. DIN, Proprietor
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Il HAVE JUST RECEIVED NEW SUP
II ply Of Gent fine FreT en- Calf skin Dress -6n
Boots and GaIters, Patent Leather and
Cloth Caters, Calf Skin. Patent IratherK
aud Lasting Shoes. Also, an extensive -
stock of Bo g and Chidren's ladies' and Misses
Boots and Shoes, all Of which an selling al ex.
ceedingy low pTIoes. J. .ROSENTBAL,
$40 Seventh street.
ms IS 90 'Oors above ID street.
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f,REEN SPRING
u VII InA

f.hEEN SPRING
" PAVILION
Ncgr TIE Osd Iron Foundry and only half mile bv
land from the Omnibus Stand IN GsOygs,oyra
- The ladies and gentlemen of WASHINGTON and
Heorgetown sre respectfully informed
Branch, Is now Handsomely fitted up for lEskE
the reception Of fIc Nc Parties aud other VisltoTs
Ihare are numerous springs Of the purest water
ana constant shade throughout the da.. There
Is large sa lOOu for dancing, with dressing room
a'taohed, and shady walks and seats throug hout
the grounds.
Schools, SooIeties. Clubs and Social Parties can
obtain this delightful place for Pic Mics without
charge Tor the grounds or pavilion by bivIng the
proprietor three days notice
Meas are served at ell hours, and Rsf,esh-
mems FURNISHED at city prices
Offcsrs will attend at all times for the preserva
ton of good order. a d no pains will be spared to
give satisfaction TO 81 visitors.
,.c JOSEPH EHRMANNTR0m.T,.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
GREEEBRIER COUNTY. Va.
This long established watering place was opened
May. ~0
Many new and important Arrangements lEiM
nave been made slDoe laet season in this Iargs =
adjustment, and no efforts will be spared TO make
the guests comfOrtebie.
Persons can reach these Spnnrs by he Orange
and Alexandria Railroad from Washington; hy The
the virgins aid Tennessee Railroad from the
south and Southwest Wis Lynchhurg and Char
lottesYlIle, with only 81 miles sta travel,
J. HUMPHREYS,
General Superintendent. jal2-dtJuly Is
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never bssn able to
msdicins-NRyIR
4 SIN 9 L Z IN
rhcr A C UR 4,
Never did vs knew
satisfaction by any
the Contrary, all ars
OPIRATIONs and
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AUCTION SALES.
By ,: z; MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctloneer

BY >: z: MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucuoneers.
'IHUSFEE SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
NEAL ESTATE ON THE CORNER OF >RVENTu
AND sTREETS.-By virtue of a decree of tins Cir
cnlt Con of the District of COlumt is, passed in
tNo causes In " hlch Statnam, Smlthson Il Co, and
husun sherman, respectively, aye complaI ants
hnd John r. Calan and others are defendants, the
unusrslgned Will sell at public auction 20 the high
est est bidder, on THURSDAY, the 18th da- of July
o"0o' a o clio, .. M, upon ths premises, Lot No.
r; r. "a square No 456, IN the city of Wsshington,
" y, fronting 50 feet ii inches on f. street north
and % feet on Seventh street west
Ine Wen Known property is situated the
northeast corner Of aud Seventh streets opposite
the 6eneral Post Office, and is one of the We best
Duslhess locations in the city of Washing ton. The
Improvements CONSIST Of tnree three story houses
o3 street, inc udlng the drug store on the corner
ot Se,venTh, and story buIlt Ting on Sew nth
ceis, according To the Improvements.
Ierms os sale; One third of the purchase money
70 Oe paid IN cash, and the residue In two ca nal in
sLalInents, IN SIX and tweIve months from the day
oi sae the deferred payments to bear interest and
10 oe secured by the notes or bonds of the purcha
ser or purchasers, with a surety or suretles to be
approved by the Trustees Should the terms of
sale not he complied With within SIX days after the
DAY OF sale, the Trustees the ri ght to re
se the property, at the risk and expense of the de
hultng purchaser, ater FIVE days notice. All
oonVeyances at the cost of the purchaser.
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l'bk SALE-Between and acres OF LAND.
lPar. wood, 90 the Plank Road, u h ~. about
! miles from NaShlngtOn-a beautiful huilding site
or well located for a market garden Apply At No
lhgtnh. je l9-ims
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EOR kENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE
y on Eleventh ttgeet, between ! and X. Ipquirs
81 VI. SNYDER. 81 the plumbing And CSss FItt n9
Establishment Of G. Snyder, next door TO TIE ssar
Omce ma 24-tf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT-A two-story BRICK HOUSE ON
missouri ayenu--No. 40. Possession given
on ne lSt OF July next. apply 10 ID. A. WAITER
SfON, No. sot Second street east or $40 Sew
eLlLa sLeet west Je7-eolm.
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H OK REN1-fhree BRICK HOUSRS-one on
we!lth street, between and ID; one on the
corner OF Twelfth and III Sts and one on H. he
tween 18th and 18th SITS. Inquire Of JAMES w
AS. ma "a S' q
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ENOh RENr-A small STORE, corner of eth st.
Il and Penn. avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel,
suitable for barber's saloon OF cigar store For
lnsuIre st the Hotel. mar 80
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S't1trl &6trlte. S:arts. Rafrr- @lcnI, GbecC.
abe nth't etAtr Mense ar2crer Nrnfcl, QayfEmcrttrn. Yu.
stn'S @rtrdtE, @rpmn 2@tnaIpr SpGp 3abnblricn Guu pe 90.
I09ne, &c: !. im I'trGuf bet s. Is. 6tihtr. Nat.
| @"Nens uS ! ONllcHt 0NNR >iars. ttipnScrS ir Gpn.
ISetlrnnr9 uiIN G%uneitcret raItTr. iiap &c; lcocl belitbmtu
2uanlIia! Hn:er 6IsTltprtts ;E bGtcH tti
g. 6. Miner Mat.
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Nh bic 0amcn 9tihmrure.
W1ramt N1nhe (pon NariS), rie lei Der
i;Sttn 5aig iii Nied0ntts Sniti;ut ir lire l6Ute p.5
FIRaT-CLASS diploma
'N''f' nt -h' STe1p '1Ft. ndbt pr 3t;n. Gin ntuea unt
IT. h"t!iats Wager ?rn giIIlncras l&alrn tr6 net.
%1c1nit *. hal TIC Gtrt p,n DIn el Wi1mon,s In:u,
it!!stN. c"E tbr Wager "an 8onrtts une WtlttntrY.
SSaAtfn q. ncuattn Tr1niuiittn ia on uuo Njeit,AInd
S"HtsV'tM; ~N!tthILa@ Hprr1Ibtl ttt ntllisG pIrticr u. Mtp.
"Hs'tt H.ect. ~ GCIhureS, 6tItStrS. 2&rtGtgS, &lsborS
=. I"'re' H'dranit Is. prc Dc 9rgRt &ufnt; liant at aUf
y oE I'll Aht,i mtrttnetH Nuir-St e,rItt lccl, MN IKE
~, t0Euth lh rrrHdt,Tt bSiitn, cas- ,c nur autt
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paneu' IsAmertf. phtrtidbrt Nttren- Welsu,ratt
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Boruilla 2OOO SonS, Capt. IrnutmGnr
y ammpria. 1000 Gems, Capt. Scbmrnirn
S0rpuia, $500 sens, Gnrt. @blerS.
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Ndmpllttnrdhri irplbtn Nihmoup II. 9fem M,rt
Git retctn 9rrPfu unr te9utnt ;tnstrittttcn scr . ,,,;
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St'!!i,..' t"i otnRs"as strtns t%nrf'e.tn. Ger ;tap!yrs,i
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sI stg nI,IiciNItIcf cn U%dbI3luti ~ ioitn. N
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