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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
JULY 7TH, 1879

JULY 7IH, 1870.
An. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
200 Baltimore, Ellicott City and Fay stations.
Ioint OF Books and intermediate stations.
7:I0-Baltinore and AIexandria Junction.
s:1o-Nsn fg2Tk, PAttdaePhiG and Bostos IL
and sn2d SsDs 3, h bay. Via Ssy
~ BY raj. Pullman Psrlor Oars. Sunday,
.t0p. o. Way Stations, and connects for
s:io-CiMeilnati, St. Loxis and Pinsbrr Bz.
sries. Hsleaso. pees lsgs eak Rd SPsd
Tor and sleepers.
s:3o-Baltmore and way Stations.
S:3a-New York Limited Express, Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
lS1s-Bsltimore. Way Stations, EIlicott City and
l:40-Hev York, Philadelphia and Norfoh Ex-
res On Sunday, all Way Stations and
s:so-Baitimo ae and and v.y stations.
4:S0-Ba.rmOre ond LaKreI Errr.u. Illicott
CITY, frederick and Way Stations, via Be
a:os-Frederiek and Point Of Rocks, tvia Metro
44s-Bsltimore. Annapolis and way stations.
S:Ss-CaioasO, Cincinnatt and Louisville Ezprss
P.ff, osSisnd and Uolunbns' i1L o1i:is vile
By 1l; S. B m; train on Saturday. asgsr.
5:i3,Baltimore and Way. stations. Connects
.:oo-P41laasipSia az and sq Befsmor. Express.
Baltimore ana way stations.
t,nsbure by train leaving Sunday night
way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
tleepeTs.
s:0o-BsltImore. Bladensburs, BeltsviIe, Lsu.
rel, Relay.
10:O0-hets York dad PhtL1delphtd NiEh Exprsss;
Sleeping Cars to New York.
lO;o3-Baitimore and principal way stations,
lo4o-Martnsburg and way stations, Metropoli-
tan BI anch.
1l:3O-Ss. LOUIS Ezpress. Chicago, Columbus,
SandnskY, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
and Oakland. On Saturday for Louisville.
SieeIers.
T:Ic. sIo, so, 9:sS m: I:4O,k:2 s:45.
.. NJ, daily.
All OF Der trains daily, except Sunday.
Nc correction on Sunday for Hagerstown or VAL
!eJ Branch; or for New York sn0 Philsdelpkia at
Ell Ii. and 40 y. m.
For further Information apply az the Baltimore
eDd Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, an
fc9i Dol and sos PennsylyaDla avenue, and o 1
18th street northwest, whore orders will be taken
Tor baggage to be check ed and received at point
10 the city.
THOs. =. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
l.. N. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO, 8, hOOETZ, General Agent. spls-tf
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TROMAs DewLING, A uctionser.
TRUsTlEs SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
I1PRCNED PROPERTY Oh 18th AND 2uTH
STREETS, BGTWEEN AND & STREETS
EORIIIW EST. AT AUCTION


NORTIIW est, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF a deed Of tICst, dated the 23th Id
day Of February, 1873 and duly recorded in -
Liber No us, foios IS, ct seq Of the land LIZ
records of the District Of Uounbis, and at the re
quest Of the party secured thereby, will sell ct
public auction, Ia front Of the premises, 20 the
highest b;ddsT, on MONDAY, the 24tb day of
July $50, at O'Clock D. m the foiIo~ing-de-
cr1bed real estate, situate ia the city OF Washing
ton aid District OF Columbia TO wit All of lot eli Mt
ts IN square eighty six 1850, fronting 20th street
northwest. between and K.
Also, at SIX o'clock p. On of the same day, and in
front OF the premises, the folio win described
estate, improved by q three story frame house,
known as the whole Of lot number fifteen tI5j, in
square number one hundi ed and SIX l06l; also, psrG
OF lot number seyt nteen (H), in the same square,
beginning for said part Of lot ct The southeast
Der OF original lot number sixteen (l6D, i a eaii
squsre, and running thence due east forty 40 feet
thence dee south twenty We (25 feet an opening
IN prfyste alley west along the north line
Of said opening, theLc due north Ave (5J feet nine
go inches. thence due west twenty (20D feet,
due north nineteen 49, feet three 80 inches TO the
beginning
Terms: one-third cash; balance in IL and Is
months, vii Interest al per cent, secured by deed
Of trust on the property so d. deposit of 8 100
esch piece Of property when solc All convey arcirg
at the cost Of the purchaser.
THOmAs WEAVER, Trustee,
Jy1S-d THOMAS BOWLING. Aurt
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BURIED WITH HIS HAT OS.-The Raleigh
n; Z, News says; "Paschak Love- an aged
tenant on Wiley j. Jones' farm, near tnis
CITY, cleo The other day. He was seventy
should be buried In the shoes he wore every
cay, with his every day hat on; and his walk
Ing cane 10 be placed in his coffia. IL was
done as be requested. He also asked that the
I'D OF the coffin should not be screwed on
tlght. his hickory stick, with q buckhorn
handle, was placed In his coffin, and al the
grave hls friends unscrewed the coffin and
lowered him down, hat, shoes, stick, and
ailo -' $500
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DYING AT PRAYER.-On Sunday evening
June 255 DIR. John Dixon, OF GrahamviIle a
practising student In Or. j. l.. Lamoree's Of
nee, retired for the night TO his room on the
morning following be failed 10 appear al the
Dreaklasttaole, and on being called no an
swer was returned. His room was entered.
and he was found kneeling by the bed with
bis arms extended on IL, dead. The bed was
uEoisturbed, and IL Is probable he died at
prayer. He had complained OF pain in his
mead Tor three days, but it was not OF a ma
ture TO cause serious EUsl-
rule IN " Press.
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nUNUANSON BROS.. Auctioueers,
u Southeast COL ner 9Th and streets n. ".
TRUSTEEB SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
ny ON HIHETEENTH AND HTRIETS

~ OF HlHk!HkNTA AND y sTR1ETS
By yirtue Of deed Of trust given to me, -
se 1s IN hS Say No. folio s e
one q the land records Of Washington county, Dis.
font Of the premises, on MONDAY, the oath Of
tain pieces parcels Of land stusts aud lying In
The city Of " Washington, and known ssd described
bertd twenty five (zs) and twenty in square
Numbered ona hundred and thirty four (1SSJ, &C.
cordir to A. p Fardon's ct 81. subdVis Of said
square, recorded in Liber B. Wallack, folio fve
(6b. in the surveyors once, together with the i'm
provsments, which consist Of Brick Store and
Dwelling.
Terms: One third cash; baianse In six, twelve,
and eiehtesn mouths; notes be Aring eight per cent
interest and secured by deed Of trust on the prem
Of sale. AL convey aucfpg at purchasers cost. II
terms Of sale are not complied wtth IN seven day.
from sale, the trustee reserves The right Tn resell
the property at the risk and eost OF the deaultne
mn chsser After Giving five dsys' notice In s.me
pep<r Dublishrd IN WeshinEsep city.
Ni2W fades 0HoRG1 q. WAITE, Trustee.
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Death ON a Tight Rope.
A TERRIBLK FALL FROM A SUSPENSE
El.InEE -GnENE IL S-r ~.

TkkkIBLk FALL FROM A SUSPENSION
BRIDSE-sCENE IN ST. PAUL.
Yesterday morning the following brief
paIagTS pm appeared IN these columns
lar 10 Ben announces that ne Will walk
me "tiiier rope OF the suspension bridge at
Three O'Clock this afternoon" Ben further
intimate that he would like 10 see a crowd
present, 80 that The hat may be prnhtably
passed at the close of the performance"
True 10 his promise, "Banjo Bsa" as he
has been familia-Iy known at st. Paul aud
Minneapolis, walked down 10 the new sus-
pension bridge towers a little before three
oclock, anu with foolhardiness born of
insanity or strong drink, and with the agil-
lily OF cat, clam oered up 10 tue working
cable stretched over the east and west piers
OF the uncompleted structure. This "cable"
Is bunch of wire not more than one inch
through, over 100 feet above the ground and
stretching like thread between The river
banks. Had Bens past career been of sucn
was In earnest concerning his rope-waIking
venture, or had any estimate been placed on
the value OF his life IL Is probable that the
authorities would have prevented the "ex-
hibition." But Ben was queer, aud many
thoughtlessly gathered at the suspension
bridge at three O'Clock, the ma jority be-
ilevlpg after looking up TO the thread swing
Ing at Its dizzy height, that he would back out.
But The venturesome or insane Ben, wearing
pair OF diriy white cotton gloves aud old
rubber shoes, clambered up to the cable aud
promptly began crawling down the slender
wire, hand over hand, and with his rubbered
feet crossing 1t. The crowd began 10 suspect
that sickening sight was near them, but
they continued to gaze at the dark object
high overhead. Ben crawled down the slope
for distance of perhaps fifty feet, when IL
became evident the cable was hurting bis
feet. As IL TO rest them, he swung his feet
from the wire and sustained the weight of
his body with his hands alone for several
minutes, and then began to struggle as III
trying TO raise himself up TO the wire again,
hut his strength or courage had deserted
him, and after few more Intellectual efforts
TO regain his position on the cable, his hands
lost their cunning, and the crowd suddenly
had It's surfeit OF tragic horror. Ben's hold
was broken, the cable gave q perceptiole
bound upward. and human body shot do gn
10 the earth with the speed of q rocket,
alfght1rg with sickening "thud" oa the
sloptng bank of the river, abou. twenty feet
from the water. In The frIghtful descent the
body had partially turned, so that IL fell
sideways on the hard ground, and the spec
tators rushed 10 the assistance OF the NOR
tally wounded street musician and amateur
TOpe-walker.
DIR. Elliott was summoned and found Ben
breathing when he came, but pronounced
the injury mortal, and in a few moments
Banjo Ben had breathed his last. some OF
those near him averring that In his uncon-
scious state he family murmurei the words
he had often spoken in his life, 'Guilty y, your
Honor."-tS. Pau Pioneer, July 9.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
a HUnAs DOWNING Auc,ioneer.

I HOhAc DOHLIhG AGciioneer.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD CASE TX OCTAVE
piAh0, OosI 500. TWO gRENOH PLATE
PsiNIIkGS, WALNUT asBLE TOP GEN.
TEE TABLIs FoLnIsG AND EAsI
fE6tfas pEoS ESTTaUIs9U S S6sk
ShIss sSPERIoR HAZE MATTRAssEs,
rHhE sFhiNG UNUERBEpS, FEATHEK
HANGINGs. stPERloR sRusSELs, THREE
rLr AND lNGBAIN CARPGTs, BRUss ELS
MALkuT EXTkNSION DINING TABLE,
M,ALEDI DINING UHAIRS. wALEUr NAE.
DHsk, GbINA AND GLAsswAB KIT
SHEN hkQUlsITkS. &C, Ar AUCTION.
Ing at 10 O'Clock; at the residence Of |. lady NJ
oeeun1nG house Keeping, No. MS HVtkIt
street, between H.h and 18th streets northwest, I
snail sell the above superior collection Of house
hold furniture.
Terms cash. House for rent
Jyll-d Th0s. BOWLING, Auctfoneer.
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IL Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or TWO STORY BRICK
ss6AhRTrHaNTETS SHOP, No. los 2D STREET
BY vhtue Of deed OF trust to me, dated -
January IL, a. ID 1916, and duly recorded in no.
lber 70 SOS, folio ZIG, one Of the land records
for the District IT Columbia, and the request of
the party secui ed thereby, will sell at pubic auo-
ton In front OF the premises, on SATURDAY,
July 1916, at6 o'clock .. m, all the following
described real estate sitnate In the city of Wash.
Ington, District of Columbia, t. wit: The south
tHeaty gu feet front by the depth thereof OF lot
Tour ~ In square 7s0. containing 2S8 square feet
OF ground, together with the i'm prov emenfs, con
sistrg OF two story brick building. subject 10 a
certain Coed Of trust dated October 1874 to secure
5000 10 three years, at 10 per cent interest and
duly recorded in iber No 76O folio 352 one OF tie
Land records for the District Of Columbia
Terms CT sale: Tor amount realized above said
dee OF trust are follows, to wit One half in cash
and the balance in 6 and II months, at eight per
cent interest sscured by deed of trust on the pro
erty sold. A deposit Of elO0 required when the
property is sold. All conveyancing at purchaser 3
cost. IL the of sale are not Complied with in
seven day after sale the Trustee reserves the right
resell the property At the risk and cost of the
CHARLES T. DAVIS, Trustee.
-~-eodds Il. }. SWEET, Auctioneer.
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until SATURDAY. July Is, 1876, same hsur and
place. BY order of the Trustee.
CHARLES T. DAVIS, Trustee.
Jy! IaWSos t. J. eW EET, AuctiOnecr.
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THOMAs BOWLING, AuctIoneer.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctloneer.

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT
ING ON d STREET, BETWEEN Sd AND 4TB
STRfETS SOUTHEAST
On FRIDAY, July 14th, at 6: 10 O'Clock E-xs
p. M, shall sell. In front of the premises -
parts lets ii and IL In square 9l7. hayiue Is L.W
feet front by 90 feet deep, improved by storY
months, for notes bearing interest and sec ed by
deed OF trust on property sold. All conveyancing at
purchaser g cost 3 100 down on day of sale.
jyl2 WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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PROPOSALS.
DPOPOSALS FOB COAL.
NAvY PAY OFFICE, 49,.

WILMINGTON, ID. q {, july Y. 1870
Sealed Proposals. TO be Endorsed "Propoesls FOR
the sTH DAY OF july, 1876 for the below -describ
ca Cosi.to be d:iisersd 81 the nsyy ard wssn-
eminent free Of any expense, subject to the usual
in.pecIion, and 10 be weighed &C the Navy Yard
BtSsAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUIT.
ING.
COO ton, Anthracite Coal, tsteamer sizeJ $40
pCuI de to the ton.
eco tons bituminous Coal, Cumberland run Of
mines $40 pounds to the ton.
All fur her Information as TO the quality OF the
GOAL required and time for delivery, will be fur
nished on application to the Comm andant Of the
Washington Navy Yard The night Is reserved to
reject any or all Of the offers not advantageous to
the Government. Respossibls security required for
the prompt and faithful delivery OF the Coal whom
awarded. Blank forms for bids to be had ct this
once. The contractor 10 e Isy the eo,t q inspc-
ton. W w. WILL AmS,
jyu st Pay Inspector U. Q. Aavy.
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II b. WARNER, corner 7th and SITS.
TRUsTIE's SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
EMELLING, No. 452 II STREET SOUTH

BY virtue OF q deed OF trust dated March "A
18th: a. II. 1878, duly recorded in Liber No. fm9
~, folio lZ, ope OF the land records for the.
party secured thereby, shall sell. at public auc-
ton. In front o. the premises, on TUESDAY, July
OF ground situate In the city Of Washington, D. o.,
known as part OF lots numbered twenty eight (23j
and twenty nine (29J In square numbered four hu o.
dred and ninety eight (49S) Beginning for the
tams at point on street south. distant fourteen
tI4) Feet east from u e northwestern corner of lot
numbered twenty eight 28; thence east twenty (2O
itet thence south one hundred and twenty two (l22
thence north one hundred and twenty two fI3l) feet
and four a. inches to the place Of beginning, to-
aether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and Is
months, with per cent interest, secured by deed
eonyeyanctIg at purchasers cost. Terms to be
W. e. TAPPAN, Trustee.
leSzaw6ds j. T. GOODWILL. Salesman
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"AsH b. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and street,

TRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 3TH STREET, BETWEEN n
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUC-
TON.
BY virtue Of q deed OF trust bearing date -
January 9th, 1871, and recorded In Liber 634. -
folio 48, ct seq, Of land records of the District
OF Columbia, and by request Of the party secured
there shall SELL at public auction. on The prem
ises on TUESDAY, July s.h 1876. at o'clock D.
~ the following property: Parts Of Lots ii and H.
sgueTe 5ll, being Frame d ~ellings Nos. 1915 and
1917 9Th street northwest, between N and o SITS.
Terms: One fourth OF the purchase money and
taxes IN cash: balance In SIX. twelve and eighteen
months, with interest al per cent per annum. $50
cash will be required on each House when sold III
terms ssls not com oiled with in FIVE days, the
Trustee reserves the right TO resell three days'
notice IN Evening star. Conveyancing at Cos. OF
purchaser.
1875. aud the purchaser having failed TO comply
with terms OF SALE the property Will be Did at
risk and est. X. W. DOWNMAE, Trustee.
iyl2 WASH. q. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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THOs. BOWLING, Auctionser.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS ON
MONkOE sThEGT, IN GE0R0ETOWN, DIS

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS on
MONkOE sThEGT, In GE0R9ETOWN,D DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue OF three deeds of trust, duly Ia
corded 10 Liners &. III. H., No. 4, folio 3l5, 80
folio SH aud $50, Of the land records of the
District OF Columbia the undersigned will offer at
public sale, at the IeGuest Of the party secured
thereby, In front of the premises, on TU ESDAY,
tie sh Gay Of Juiy, 1876, a. til hour OF O'Clock
D. m, part of Lot No 38, in Holmeads addition to
Georgetown, fronting q feet on Monroe street and
rs feet on Cay street, with the improvements Also,
another piece o. ground, beginning at q point on
the corner Of Monroe aad Gay streets, and running
east O feet then south rs feet then west l5g feet
ing Also, another piece OF ground, beginning at q
point the eide Of Monroe street distant
and running east Isl feet then south IS feet then
west $50 feet then north Is feet TO the place Of be-
ginning.
Terms: One third cash; balance In and II m onths,
with Lotes bearing interest. ALI convey anciag at
the pense Of the purchasers dep sit of SoO re-
qnred on each piece Il pro perty when sold.
Jy6l0t JOHN b. DAVIDSON, Trustee
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RUEOANSON BIOS, AuctioReers.


UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
virtue Of writ of feFi facias issued ont OF the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme COURT OF the District
OF COlun bfa and 10 me directed, will sell at public
auction for cash. at the auction store of
Bros, corner Of ID and 9Th streets northwest on
Thu hSDAY, the goth day Of July 1876. com.
mel cling ct 10 oclock m tho following described
goods and chattels. in part. to wit:
Lot Of superior Walnut Bsdsteads,
Lot Hair Mattresses and Springs,
Lot W alnut Center Tables, marble tops,
Towel and Hat Backs,
Lot Dressing Gases, lot Washstands,
Lot Tables and Extension Tables,
-Four Brussels Carpets, Bookcs Asses,
Lot Oilcloth, Si6eboards,
Lot Crcckery. China and Glassware.
Lot air and Cane seat Chairs and Rockers,
Lot Wardrobes lot Stoves,
Bed Eour ge, one WhAt-not,
Lot Feather Bolsters, lot OorDfces,
One superior Blue Repsn Parlor Set Furniture,
One superior " Tan Reps" Parl0r Set Furniture,
Lot Of Tins.
SEIZED and levied upon the goods aud chatteIs OF
eellie Campbell and will be sold to satisfy execu-
tion No. Is ,{95, in favor OF Lansburg Il Bro.
ALEX'R SHARP, u. 8. Marshal, ID. q.
By DuHCAkSUN BROS, Auctioneers.
July llth ,13 rs jyll d
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1876 rE"sSs sySftSzAH 1876
"a tnS Asrth. West. and gontAWees.

soufE ~
70 ths asrth, West, and Seathvess.
D0sssIe Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
ert, Magnificent Equipment.
JULY 10TH, 1876.
Trans leave washington, city time, from Depot,
so-LeT Of tth and 3 streets, as icilows:
PsrloT Gar to P.ttsburs; TAO ,. a. daily, with
Falsee Gar 70 ChiSsso, ana 1850 G. ~. Gaiy,
For Osnsndaigus, Rochester, BunA,o, sisEsrs
fals, and the north, 8 o. N. daily, except Sum
Ps.o sH 6,r. &sn. Gss e n
Bunso, and Niagara Salls, 1850 .. N. daily, az
For New York and the East, $40 p. IN. daily, with
Palace Cars attached; Limited Express d Pull
msn Parior Oars, s:35 .. m. daily, except sunday.
Pm. daily. s,osDt Sunday. with Parior Oars at.
Ter Phfiadeiphi., sos q m and I:4o ,. ~. early,
except SUNDAY. and ZOO aud s:4o p N daily
Limited n Press. . IS g. 10. daily, except suadsy
Aooommedation for Baitimsre, AGO ,. m. daily,
For Pose's Greek Line % O. 70. and $50 ,. u.
Tor 2nH.sofs. 800 and 1850 .. n. and gao ,.
N, except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERIOKsBUR0 RAIL-
W s!I s AMP ALEXANDRIA . wAsHISoToH
S:ss, 8. 700, and ii:io ). n. I On suna.; q
except Sunday; and Vie EynchbuIs, Sac 8. q.
rrss a isst. Ais.andri. for v..n,nsso., rs.
SisS .Id., :. :, e.. 4 3 no "a q and T'..
Horshesst corner q Of ThfrtssntS strsst and Penn
Il
sss;in .tica from Hotels soa Bssldsnoe:: 80.
YRAak THoas6H. asnf Manager. isiSW
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GyoHlIy LOAN OTYIOD, 0ors~ u IA skss
~ $50 Nee trt esssss, entrance on New ~
D. the city. Money Ioena ct TIE lovsss ratsO i
q Intsrest % COD anA silver Wstehess pienoads,
eeetlsa0r oss0AnG. olRDs6s an6 q $500 Q
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DRf GOODS SLAUGHTERED.
REMNANTS DBISS GOODS SACRIFICED
CLOSING SALE FO6THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
81 GrGL adir IS az half their former price
Discount ~ 80 per cent of Lace SacIuss
81 per CeLt. taken OF Parssols.
Large stock Lew style Lssns, 10 aud IKE.
Grey Grenadines. 1881 and lsc worth double
Ladies snc Gents Gauze Shirts, 5gc worth 81.
Beet Calico, Itmuauts, &c, worth lUc.
Lace striped PfQue. Is and DC.
Nictoria awns, l31S, Is, to z5c.
Psrcases IL aD1 lf1fc., good styles,
sumner silk prime cost.
linen Lswus, 20 and 15c.
Straw MattiDgs aud Carpets AZ cost.
Lsdies linen Suitings, 95c.. worth +0c.
Cssh bugs Ts should remember the pace.
4, -. NAUDAIN.
leG-tr 709 Market Space.
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS DOWLING. Ancttnpear-

THOMAS BOWLING, Aucioneer.
ADMIHIsTRAToR's SALE OF TIE PER
kONAL EFFEOTS OF THE LATE JAMES
HAYWOOD, DECEASED, AT AUUTIoN
On SATURDAY. July 18th, A. D., 1876, at n
IL CLOCK, at the auction rooms of Thomas Va
Bowling, (Star Building. shall sell the per -
sonai ene cts OF the laie James Barwood, de. ~
ceased consisting In part OF Wearing Apparel, rnr
niture, Ice King Refrigerator, Waaer Cooler, Fill.
teTer Iemask and Lace Curtains, Chromos, fins
ETC., etc. Terms cash.
JOHN CONNOLLY, Administrator
1yl2H THOS, BOWLING. Aucr
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nUEOsNSON BROS, Auciioneers,
II Southeast corner 9th and u SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE ON MAR 23TH STBEhr h0RrH-

HOUSE ON X: NEAR 25TH sTBEEr h6RrH-
WEST. AT AUCTION.
coroed In Liber Ne. us, folio H6, one of the ..H
Of and the request of the party secured
hereby, will sell :, pub,c auction, In front Of
July, A. ID. 1876 at O'Clock m. all that cartaiu
piece or parcel Of ground situate aud lying 10 the
CITY OF Washington, and known aud described non
the ground Plat or plan Of said city part of Lot
numbered two Cd, IN eQuare numbered fifteen (ls),
AID icing the sixteeD feet front of said lot with
d. pth OF seventy five l75) feet, with tho use and
right OF way OF an alley three 80 feet wide forty
(O feet deep next oinina said part of lot on the
west side thereof together with the improve nents
consisting OF tso story Frame House,
Terms: One half cash; balance In one year, for
which the note OF the purchaser will be taken, bear
ipg interest at per cent. and secured By deed Of
trust on the premises sold A deposit Of q 100 re-
QuKe2 % soon as seld. Conveyancing az purcha.
serH -. II terms Of sale not com Piled with In
seven days, the Trustee tn right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defsuting
purchaser, after giving i've days public notice Of
such resale in some daily paper published In Wash
ipgton city. ijyl3l A. @. BLISS, Trustee.
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UNIVERSAL h. n. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS 70 or from al points
bought. exchanged or sold ct g. =
. reduction Of onz DoLLAR&
upon any other once or dc
Tickets good til used. Basgsse eheeksd through.
Apply 70 n ID. WHITEeIDD,
APPLY 021 Penn. ave-. Candy store.
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"ASE. Ii. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID

WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITES, WAL
NUT CHAMBER SUITES. EXTKNsiOE IA
BE AND DIELNG BOON CH.IRs. MAR
TAGEIURNITUBl, MARBLE TOP GsNTEB
IABLks EASY CHAIRS AND ROCKIES,
PPk!HTTED MARpROB1s, BL9sTEAps, BU-
TAlhs 4N RrS SSRNISE' FANCY GHAIks
MATTRESSES, BRUSSILs, INGRaIN AND
MHEk UABPETs, HALL OIL CLOTHS,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c.
On TUESDAY, July =, l56, at 10 O'Clock n
a; ID, shall sell at 207 d street, between ~
I'd and sd streets northwest, the above COZ ~
lection VI Household Furniture which Is
well worthy the attention Of sarties in search Of
Furniture, &C.
Ul3 d WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct