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~ THREE STORY PRESS BRICK FRONT
DWELLINGS ON RIGGS SrREkr, BE
TWk6H d1IH And 18th STREETS WEST,

TWEhN ITIH AND 9Th BTREETS WEST,
NEAR BOUNDARY STREET.
Under and by virtue Of decree OF the Su- -
preme Court, d. O., passed in Kquity Cause f.a.3
No. $50, we will offer for sale, st public XA
ton, on "WEDNESDAY, the 31st day Of May,
o'clock m, Lots numbered rs, ~ Is 70, 80. 81, 81,
s., "a aud IS. 10 Fay, Norment Barrett's subdivi.
sion OF square le0 with the Improvements thereon,
consisting q ten threestory brick dwellings, with
pressed brick fronts. nearly Few.
three equal tnstalm ents at g. II aud Is months from
the lay OF SALE with interest at six per cent. per
annnm, or the purchaser may Day ali cash or any
portion greater than one fourth. The title to be
retained until all OF the purchase money and the
interest thereon IL paid II the terms OF sale are not
complied with withio seven dals from the day Of
sale reserve the rs bit to resell the property ct
the risk and cost OF the dtfaulting purchaser or
purchasers. All convey ancing At purchasers cost.
$50 de posit on acceptance Of each bid.
JAMES BDWABDS,
EI paEE nHaAACKsrT,} Trustees.
myl9 eoAds b. b. wARNER, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFrERN0ON-
CHANnkhf sALk OF VALUABLE I'M
~ rHUnED !kOPEkTY ON X sTRRET, BH.
TTwUIrn4N 18th AND 18th 9 n 4 =

(>HANnkhf sALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ Pk0vED fR0PEKTY ON X sTRKeT, IN.
TTwkrnHNv iiIH AND 18th T 4 Z 8
~ eSrsusnce Of 2 decree In the cause OF k-A
Arnaetead Reed vs.. Josephine Tyler et Al in fs.4
Sppisy No q, 81: Doeket Is made By the jus, ~
inc tn. underagnee Trustees. ve win. on " EbGEs.
ciock D. m sell At publ,r auction all thai piece Of
land io the cit, OF Washingto Known the plat Of
.aid city as the N-et twenty fTe feet OF Lot num-
bered ten ilOj, in b, uare numbered .hree hundred
aud seven teen 1911 J. >Sether viii the Inn ovements
thereoo, consisttos OF 'wo story Brick noasc
Terms Of sale. as fixed b~ decree, are: OnethirS
Of the purchase money In ca. and the remaiuder in
equal instruments, at six and 'ueive months frem
he day Of sale, the deferred ,>ayments to beR
interest and 70 be secured by lien upon the prop
srty sold One hundred dollars In cash must be
paid at the time the property fs knocked down, and
4 the terms are not complied with withi1 one week
om the DAY OF sale the property Is to be resold ct
the Risk OF the deeaulting purchaser
HENRY WISE GARNETT,
''''?j;s'; $ s;'isi a. sss's:
Vuncaneon Bros ,Aucts. my6
THE ABOvE SALE Is POSTPONED
S Snrn WEDNESDAY, May 24th, ls76, at same
HENRY WISE GARNErT,
myD JAS. @. PAYNE. Ifustees'
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NEW AUCTION ROOMS.

On WEDNESDAY, May Gath, atIKp m,eF3.
and continuing M0NDAY>, WEDNkS EEW
DAYS and SATuRDAYS of each week at the W
same hour, will be sold 81 auction, nssott- -
ment OF Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats
abd Notions, at
9I1 sTH sTRELT SOUTHEAST, Navy Yard !,
N. Bout door sales solicited, and Goods and
Furniture sold IN Commission.
mys3 2wf JOSEPH REPPETrI
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WORCESTERSHIRE, GOODS.

CHRIS. RIESSNER, -
Els AND TIT 7rH STREET N. w, -
Is Cole agent for the District OF Columbia for the
ST. q Z . = q T.,
The only RELIABLE HEATING RANGE in the
msrfet Mr. Reissner has put mp hundreds Of
these Ranges In this city, and In all they have
given the utmost ssthfsction.
He has the largest and best stock Of
SLATE MANTELS
In Washington. at prices from Is upwards
Mr. Riessner IL Sole Agent for the
RADIANT HOME FURNACE,
Which has been thoroughly tested, and pronounced
by perts the best furnace now in use.
LATROBES AND CRATES
In great variety. at greatly reduced prices.
THI SUMMER QUEEN OIL COOK STOVE
Is the best and safest OIL seove I'm the world.
1kON AND TERRA GOTTA yAsES,
Embracing all the late st designs.
ALSO, o large stock Of REFRIGERATORS,
WATER COOLERS, STANDS, CUTLERY, Plain
and Fancy TIN WARE. wholesale and retail,
Best three ply RUBBER HOSE, only Is cents per
TIN ROOFING, SCOUTING, &c done PROMPTLY
BY the best worknen. Orders invited
CHRIS. RIESSNER,
mylo-tr us aud III 7th street northwest.
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Z H. WARMER, corner F and 9TH streets.

Y H. " dHNER, c0rper i and 7th streets.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM.
Pho ED PhOPERIY ON THE SOUTH SIDE
STREETS NORTHWEST
On WEDNESDAY,, May cath. 1876, at 81 80
o'clock p. will be offered in three parcels -
In front Of the the following described@
real estate situate Ia The city OF Washington, D. o.
TO wit Begin ming at the south line Of X str, et
northwest thirty 800 fet east of the northwest
per q lot 30. nineteen lsl in square No. 2s, in
Washington, ID. o., running thence eastwardly
along the south line Of said K street sixty three
feet six inches (6S g. thence southwarolys parallel
alley, thence westwardly along the north line of
sac alley and parallel with said street 6s feet
OF said lot la feet inches to the place of bsgin.
being parts Of lots No. 9 and ~ in said square
30, Is.
Terms: One fourth cash; remainder in equal in.
sfalmeDts, pay able IN and years, notes bear
OF trust; deposit of ego will be equired on each
parcel at time of sale and ell ano ing at pur
cbaser's cost. T. T OBIrTENOEN, Trustee
Emyl2-eo6ds J. T. C0LDWELL. Salesman.
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nIssoLUTIoN OF co PARTNEBsHIP
STOCK AND FIxTURFs FOR SAL

STOCK AND FIXTURYs FOR SALE
The &c psrtEership Of J. O. wISwALL & co.
szPITtAg b limitation on July LIST, cur stock
MUST BE CLosID
on or before thst date.
We shall Oner TO morrow, and continue TO sell
Ter 80 days, eur large and complete stock Of
DRY GOODS
At GREAT SACBIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST
and ell goods remaining hand June lst, viii be
sold at AUCTION WITHOUT RESHRyE.
In order TO Close IN 80 Days,
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
viii be made q large portion OF our stock.
Prints, as and ga cents per yard.
Brown COftCEs, cents Der yard.
Figured Grenadines, Ga, 10 and III cts.
Grep adines Ia Stripes, at 10 cts,
SILK GrensdineE below cost.
Summer eiik :, SIX cts and upwards.
Pure Black MOhafrs, 30 cts, worth IS.
Fine Black Dress SILKS, IS cts. worth el.D
500 yards Black Alpacas, lSsZ to sgh eta,
PARAsOLS 81 cost.
Large lot Table Damasks. Napkins. Wine Cloths,
Piano CNyers. SC at less than New York cost.
~GREAT BARGAINS In everything.
J. @. WISWALL a CO.,
sp9u $40 fth st., nssr PA. ave.
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AUCTION SALES.


SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH n sr
FfhhTTrMIn ahHH lsT AND % STREETS EAST. AT
On NON DAY AETERaooN, MAY goth. 49,
Sn oske k, re VIII csll IN frost Of The prem.
,g q feet south street with depth Of 10 feet
e,ncnes to Sefoot alley,
Te1 ms: One. third cash; balance In one-and two
Years totes bearing interest, secured by deed Of
trust en- the premises sold. Conveyancing, &c, At
purchaser eest deposit Of 50 required Is soon
es.old. Ina al pUkOANs0N BIOS, aucts
DUHoAEsON BIOS, Auctioneers.
TggsIEEs SALE or HOUSEHOLD ruRSI.
TSh1, &C, CONTAINEp IL HOUSE NO. 500
TMrLITH STREET NORTHWEST, DON
IN Top "a TtR MStsILSUr ETE I6 NAB y
MARBLk- TOP sIbEBoARDs, oHAaBSR
lets, &c.,AT AUCTION
BY virtue OF two deeds Of trust, bearingn
oGe etn DAY OF January, lS-6, and DUR re VI
Corded IN Liber No. sos, folio go and S67, et ~
SEQ respectively, one OF the lAad records for
Mssb1pstop county District Of Columbia: and oy
reoned OF the parties secured, will sell, public
O. CT n, on m0kDAv MoRNIaG, May 2sth, iSi6,
forfeiture contained in 10 use No sos Iath street
northwest, eDun era'ed T. soheduls A, attached 10
ssid truse. consisting In part
walnut EsegeTe, Drt ssh case, Bureaus,
Wslhut Man ble-top sidcboard, Extensioa Tables,
Weir at Hat rask, washstauds ofte- Tables.
Xslnnt Chsmbef Sets, Msttressss, Pillows.
Wardroees, Lounges. Lace Curtsi.s
kru q els and other Carpets,
Kitchen re 3uisites, U ockery AID Glassware, with
numerous other articles
my24 IOBT. J. MURRAY, Trastee.
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he SILK
DRESS GOODS HOUSE
W A S HIN GTON.
wefnvite the attention OF the pubic to our In
Eense assortment Of new styles
sUMMER sILks
GRENADINES
Of all shades, IN stripes and pIaids.
Large stock BLACK SILKS Of nj celebrated
nskes.
sPRING pREss GOODS Of the most attractive
styles and cClOrs.
MOURNING GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
CASSIN EREs. CURTAIN LAOES,
sILk UMBRELLAS and FINE HOSIER
IN great variety, 81 less than New j ork prices.
wOLFORD 4 SHILBER6,
klT Market SPACE,
sr;9n Third door from 9Th street.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term, let
ters testamentars ON the personal estate Of LEON
deceased al u rsOns having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
or before the stn day Of May next: they nay
other wise By Law be excluded from ell benefit Of tho
said estate. Given under my hand. this 9Th day Of
May. 1876. WM. A. CHAHOEY,
nv ln-E lRs Execnfnr
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A VERY SAD AFFAIR-The Pottsville
Miners Journal OF yesterday says:-"Sat-
urday man named McKinsley or KtnsIey,
or Philadelphia, who was experimenting
received dispatch telling him TO hurry
home with all speed III he would see his wife
alive. He telegraphed TO Reading, and had
the conductor OF the express train which left
Pottsville at 230 p. m. Instructed TO stop for
him at Rogers Ford. This train did stop
Tor him, and as he was about to cross the
up-track TO get on board, the train which
reaches Pottsviile at I: 40 came d flashing along
at nearly full speed. The unfortunate man
got safely across the track, but something,
probably the current OF air, threw him un-
der.one OF the cars OF the speeding train. 10
an instant he was headless and mutilated
corpse. When picked up his heart was ex-
posed, and for short time its action could
be seen. The body was taken home on No. 6
trsin, but before the train reached Pniladel-
phia the mans wife had died. So she never
knew of his death, or he of hers"
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS BARGAINS

BARGAINS! BARGAINS BARGAINS!
BRODHEAD q CO.,
939 PzSsA. AVE, between 9Th and 10th sts.,
OFFER:
An-wcol DEBEG rs ct Sic aud up
Satin face Lace Stripe PIQUE 26c worth &c
Linen Tow ELS 81 per dozen and nm
All Linen Bleacbed Table AMASK Sac ana nm
Wamsufts Bieached COTTON, IKE
mAcel- In all colors.
3Buttop IDS in all colors, Sl8
Ladies and 9euts Cotton and GauZe UNDER
WEAK, direct from the factory, at slight Adj
-, vance on msnufacturers' aud i'm portersi prioes
B.sck elLh lower than ever.
GBENADINES ct reduced prices
LINEN me, pain and figured. 25c. and up,
moHAlks and ALPAOAs, $50. and mp.
BRANCH STORE,
1905 street, bet. l2th and 18th SITS. (old s.and)
GALL EARLY AND SECURE CHoIOK GOODS.
BRODHEAD q CO.
myl9-r sS9 Pa. ave., bet. 9th aud 10th SITS.
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Real Estate Auctioneers.

V0UNG MIDDLETON.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
BkICk HOUSES. ON THE WEST sIDE OF
18th; RkIMEEN ABD STREETS
By yirtne of q deed Of trust, dated August -
18th, A, D.. lS1e, and recorded in Liber GA. 6.j
folio 2l9 ct eeq., one Of the land REGARDS OF -.
Washington county, IN the District of Uolunoia
ard by direction Of Of the holder Of the note secured
thereby. We will offer for SALE at public auction in
front q the prem ises, on WEDNESDAY,. May
gain. io3o, at O'CLOCK p. m, all those pieces or
parcels OF ground known q, LOIS rs and 70 in
Faleoner and Aliens subdivision Of q part of the
east half of Square No. 274 Each Lot is i'm proved
By q two story Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: 81 100 on each house and the pro-
poft1on6l eI penses OF the sAls in cash. balance in
six and tgelye months, secured by notes bearing
interest at eight (Sl per cent and by deed of trust
on the property. deposit of s 100 each house
will be required at the time of sale. Oonveyancing
At purchaser cost. IL the terms Of sale are not
complied with within seven days, the Trustees
reserve the right TO resell the property at the risk
aud cost of the defsultinR purchaser.
RHRIhP a p PnAdnhSaEnlLLE'} Trustees.
myl3 dads YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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DRY GOODS LESS THAN
ATTCNTTRO DDICES
GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION.

20 pieces handsome Plain, Stripe and Damask Mo-
hairs. ct 81 worth 50; loo pieces handsome Lawns
and PerCsfss, warranted fast c.lOrs st l2L Per
yard, neat Stripe Summer Silks at IS, 81, aad 81;
rich Black silks Mohairs, and Aipa-as, in all best
grades 81 low prices; Gupin's ALI Wool, and 81 TX
and WOOL Black Grenadin' 3, very cheap.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
Fine Cashmeres, CretoGs. JmOazines, DeLafns
and Taue-e Cloths In all best makes, 10 4, II {
Linen eheetngs, Table Dama5ks. Napkins and
ToveliDgs, oil az low d0wn prices, to suit the pres
J. w. COLLEY'S
CHEAP C0RSER, sol, srE ST.,
myI3-tr Market Space.
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FINISHED,
READY FOR USE.

The popular idea Of value In linens is fneness.
This lie element OF value, but only Another
and very necessary element IL rounoness Of thread.
Both linen and cotton vegetable hbres but char
tcteristcally different, linen having greater power
Of absorption than cotton, may be proven By very
simple experiments. Hence the advantage linen has
over cotton in absorbing and retaining starch
There also differences OF degree in regard o. this
quality In different grades Of liners, the round
thread linens having this Quslty In greater degree
than the fat thread.
These fhirts are ade by the Oldest house IN the
trade; and, being 10 novices, they have selected .
linen not only for Its tneness but with reference 10
actual value In practical use.
The price az which offer them, 90, less 10 per
cent. for cash, or Sl44 net, is lower than sold
similar goods seventeen years tinoe, and ~ the
price must command large sales. This Offering IL
tpecial and Is not intended TO interfere with my
regular stock shirts.
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"pEoPLEs' Lice"
dOMINI, MATIOX CREEK, UPPER MA.
CHODOC AND iNTERMEDilT
LANDINGS.
The sicewheel Steamer
"E. MORRIS,"
Captain L. Il. BALDWIN,
VIII commence running TO the above landings On
Monday, March 9th, leaving from
whaIffoot Of 9Th street every MON
DAY and TIL TUESDAY at 8 y. m.
Returning win leave Eomini every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at7 s.m
febzS N. q. FITZHUGH, AGENT.
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RALTIMORK AND OHIO RAILROAD.

II
APRIL BOTH, 1875.
AN: LEAVE WASHINGTON.
o4' tHini ~ Annapolis, and Eay stations.
s:00-Ncic YORK, PaiiadeipIta and BCsto. Sr-
P1l sUna. PsI1 Gsr' w.T
ard connects for Annapolis. W ~
e:1S-CiHcIHHGfi, ST LoNis and PirSbKvg Bz-
gsss Srederiok, Hagerstown, and Valley
Of Boob sas and va, stations
10:I5-Bsltimore Unlimited Kxpress. Stops at Re
lay.
12:15-Bsltimore. Way Stations, FlliOott City and
I:3O-FsI0 YORK, Philadelphia and Norfolk Er-
R PES On Sunday, all Way Stations and
5:30-Bsitinore aud way stations.
<:3O-Baitnore and Laurel Express. Ellcott
City, Frederick and Way Stations, via Be.
&:35-Frederiek and Point OF Books, tvia Metro
l:4s-Bsltimore. AnnapoIi. and way stations.
s:l3-Caiedgo, CINCINNATI and Louisville Express
f % .Sd sssn 81 ss ss1nTs cay:
eIick and Way Stations: via Relay. tGOn-
s.ss-Bslti%ors, Bisds.sbgTs: college. Belts
,.oo vile, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
e:lO-Baitinore. BlAdensburg, BeltsVille, Lau-
s:20-Piiisburs. but no connection beyond Mar.
tinsbGng By train leaving SUNDAY night
9:30-Nst0 Yort and Phtkndslphtd Nighf Express
Sleeping Cars 20 New York.
S:30-BaltimOre and principal way stations,
1880 martinsburg and way stations, Metropolf-
tan Branch.
l1:3O-St. Lorts Express. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark. On Saturday for LOUIS
ITO. 500. Sis, Io:l5am; 1880, Sis $50,
9.59, ITO, $40, $40, $50 and 1880 p. M,
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday Tor Hagerstown or Val
ley Branch; or for New York ana Philsdel phia at
q. IN. and 80 .. m.
For further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, an
4c5, COL and sos Pennsylvanla avenue, where
orders vii be taken tor baggage to be checked and
received at any point In the city.
THOS. y. SHARP, Master OF Trans portation.
Il. NJ. COLE. General Ticket AGENT.
GEO. =. kOONTZ, General Agent. apl5-tr
Universal r.. r.. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
8 reduction Of ONE DOLLAR 41A III -
cpon any other office or depot<HZ
IN this city.
Tickets sood tiil used. Baggage checked through.
Apply to NJ. ID. WHiTESIDE,
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SOUTH wAsHINGrON DRY GOODS.

S0UYH WAsHINGrON DRY GOODS
~ White Oorcc PiQ res at Exc; beautiful Colored
Figured PiQuee AZ Bc.; W bite Goods, such as Mar
seles, Plaid, stripe, snd Plain Eansooks yictoris
Lawns and Canorics, from DC to 6cc; 400 yards
Hamburg EdStngs. from to eoc, Per yard; Spring
Dress Goods, Plaid, Plain, aad Striped, from Ike.
town; al Numbers up TO 75c.; Spring Osssimeres,
for boys and gents, Sc 20 sl another lot OF those
BAILEY, corner TN and SITS. southwest spi-tr
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NEW PRICES.
1914 SEVENTH STREET.
Beu SIX aud Wool POngees, 40c., worth 500.
Goats lair Chaln Cloths, SOC, worth Gsc
All Wool Spring De Beges. tOc worth SOC.
Best Paclhe Cambrtcs, Ike very cheap.
Plaid sid SlIised Suitings, l21fe, mp to Soc.
Nhite Plque- and Victoria Lawns 10, l2h Is, 20, Sc.
Black SILKS cheap; s7A, o.. Ills, sl.s0 aud 81.
Boy CassimeTes at IoE prices, Q s2eciPlty.
NPsrassls and Sun Umbrellas Ia great variety.
"'Eagie" shirts, made Of best materials, dad
eoupEstelg EaiSAsd, osIy q IS. without button
holes Only AL WIN. BIRD WYLIE,
ap29-u 1014 7th street northwest.
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q r. kHRs OF .s sHpE ~ -. k p ~. CAsr.0s.
bo0e 0dvonfa90 by addreo1ing or calling on JU0TH,
s - e. e i ;sos q ;': 1890 3:
~. ta1u.N
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JAMES II. BRIBN,
PLUaBER AND GAS FIT7ER,
narH-tr SIT ST. NORTHWEST.

NoTICE-P.rtsss who desire 20 disgoss Of a
IN KINDS OF WEARING APPAREL can cell
them Tor hig her cash price than any place IN the
city, by calling or addressing HERz0G, 91J y
tnnftoD VII b Kvsa. ayIt-tg
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rs TIE sUPREMEo c0ghr0r rHE DIsTRIO1

Special Tow. Pyo6ats JnIsdicfios, May ga. 1879.
In the matter OF the estate Of G 10. W. SCOTT.
Application for letters Of administration the
tate Of Geo. W. Scott, Of the District OF Columbia,
All persons interested hereby notified 10 appear
In this court on TUESDAY, the 6tn day Of June
sf sdninistration on the estate OF the said do
ceased should not Issue - prayed: Prortdsd, copy
weeks In the Evening" star previous TO the sad day.
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CHEAT, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
WHY NOT SELL CHEAP?
Very large assortment Of new SDrIng Dress Goods.
siik and Wool Pongee in beautiful shades
Plaid, Striped, Pain De Beige, -, p, 81, IS, 81, 40,
Black Silks 81. 81 IS, sl 81. slsO. sI62.
BLACK lpses, -. 3, 30. IS, 4Oc.
Black SIX M0hair Alpaca, 50s.
Black GreBsdine, Plain, Plaid, PED, IS, 81, 81,
Black Cashmere, rs, 81, 81.
CAkTEk'S, 705 Market Space.
Good Cotton. 4Ac good Calico, 40; excellent
Bed Tick, sc; Linen Handkersh iafs, &c (; good
Stockings, l2c.; good Towels SC Men's Shirts made
Damask, pure IiEen. SOC very large sortment of
Cloth and Casamere for Men and Boys wear, 81,
Sss PaT..oI., q, els, s1LO. sI7s. myu-n
DRY GOODS LESS THAN
AUCTION PRICES.
Caliooes In any quantity, Sass.
Blescbed Ootfon, Sc worth 10.
Ore Plaids, 10, l2h, Is, %, 25c.
Our Dress Goods have all been marked down, and
great bargains are now offered all through.
Lupin Grenadines, Silk Stripes and Hernannie
Grensdiles, 10, l21s, is, Is, &c
Victoria Las rs cheap. l711, IS. Is, 20c.
Lace Striped and Corded p. low prices.
Best figured Lawns. l21zc.; worth =.
Cassineres lower than ever before known
SIhe stock must be reduced
N Attn g, 7Oa25c.
AL Carpets at cost to close ont.
TN NaUDAIy.
myB 709 MARKET SPACE.
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THE TRADES.

LEXANDER BALL, WILLIAM BALL,
"A tLsis ga 9. W. BarkTJ
Ms1ufacturers ard Dealers In Doors, Sash and
Blinds, Glass, Hard ware and all Building Material
streets northwest, sell goods ~ per cent. cheaper
than any other house. Gall sne examine. ts1'-tv
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The Struggle Between the TiIden
and Anti -Tilden Men at Vt

Sr- LOUIS, June 27.-The speeches o
Messrs. VOORHEES, and Cox were the i'm
portant features OF the demonstration BY
The anti. .Tilden men to impress the Con
vention. It was shrewdly planned, and
80 far as the speech OF Voorhees, was con
cerned, was successful. The reception
OF the Indiana orator was enthusiastic
and highly hattering. The applause o.
the lockers on, as well as the friendly
delegates, was so hearty as to carry away
the Tilden men for time. His allusior
to the vain efforts Of the Democratic
party heretofore TO elect New York can
didates, followed by an appeal for fail
recognition OF the West, was so adroitly
made as TO cause many delegates to wavel
in their support Of Tilden. The touch
ing reference TO his devotion to the Soutt
in the past caused u sensation among tht
delegates from that section.
The effect Of Mr.. Voorhees, vehement
oratory was so marked that the anti
Tilden men thought to venture further
and there were loud calls for Mr.. Ewinl
and then for Mr.. Cox. The latter was
escorted to the stage and in few minute
succeeded in undoing what Mr.. VOORHEES,
had built up, the Tilden men having
recovered sufficiently TO interrupt him
and turn his own question to the ad'
vantage Of Tilden, but upon the whole
there was an impression made in favor
Of a compromise candidate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-28

THE Benwood Iron Works director
yesterday settled with the last Of the in
surance companies. outo OF total insur
ance Of Ss5,OOO, they have recovered
between eighty.one and eighty.two thou
sand. They are pushsng their new mil
forward as rapidly as possible: II viii
be built entirely Of brick and iron, ant
will be, when finished, o very complete
affair in all its appointments. The com
puny expect to save from $2,50o to $1,000
a year in the way OF Insurance. Bet
are out that they will be making nails ii
September.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-28
= AlleghenyiCattIe.

East LDEErY, June 27.-CArrLE-Re.
ceips to-1ay og5 head, or Al cars, all for
thls market. supply fair and demand
active and nearly all sold out pt'' Best III S5 an az
8 80; medium to good 81 4oai 90; Common mi pou
to fair s. 5Oa4 95; stocken and feeders
s. 25a4 80.
HOGS = Receipts to-day 1850 head.
Workers 50 0Oa6 %; Philadelphias SO 25a
GAO.
snEEr-Recelpts to-day {, 200 head, Sell,
ing at s. 75a5 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-28
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-Cotton-Dull at
Ike. Flour-QuEet and firm. Wheat
Dull and nominal at 90cal 10. Coru-Firm
at 4saA9c. Oas:QuIet at 34a42c. Rye
Firm al 7Sc. Pork-In fair demand at
SiO 76. Lard-Firm; steam at Ike
kettle 1SalSNc. Bulk Meats-Quiet; sales
7Sial0alONc; generally held higher. Bacon
Firm at S4alOJEal1Nc. Butter-Dull
and unchanged. Whlsky-Quiet and firm
ut 81 10.
10 90; fair to good heavy 50 00a6 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-28
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-Pesroleum-
Firm; refined 14Nc: crude lie. Flour
Slow; extra $425a4 62lf; Ohio and Indi.
ana family 50 25a6 75. Wheat-Quiet; ives.
tern red S5caS1 90. Rye-75as0c. Corn
QnIet; yellow 66a5Sc; white 5ec: mixed 64a
56ISc. Oats-Inactiye; mixed S0ASSC; white
35a42c. Butter-Firm; New York and
Bradford county and extra 2Sa26c;:. ;:.frsts 90
a22c; western extra 1Sa20c; frsts 16al7c.
Enthusiastically; western ane 8ka9c. Eggs
GS,western 17a1Sc. WhiSky-Western