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ne queen ~ ~ 0me.
Figaro has Interviewed John BnoWn with
NE following effect: "Her Majesty lea Is a
very regular life. believer L SAID 0Yes.
II Is generally the same, day after day" was
bhe reply. "She gets mp about 2 In the MORN
ing, and has breakfast In her apartments
Then she walks up and down the terrace un-
I'll she comes In doors TO sign her papers,
Ine documents are all put ready FOR her 10
sign, with the corner turned down where she
is 10 write. But Her Majesty, woman Ike
Will insist upon reading most OF them aud
In seeing what is Inside. However, she
rarely makes an alteration. After this
when often takes two or three hours, she
sees the Princess Beatrice God bless herl.
and has lunch. Then she will, n IL is ine,
axe a walk In the grounds with the Princess
Beatrice aud Prince Leopold, when he or she
VIII drive out, and 1 have 10 attend her
linen sue comes home and one OF the ladies'
Iesos 70 ner until IL is time 10 prepare for
dinner. After dinner the ladies' read 10 her
again, and she looks over pictures and
things, and goes TO bed very early" "The
1 1neess ss Isiher .ws, sid affair ! sup
word for It, was the reply. The guests
assemble, and dinner is generally an
bounced before Her Majesty enters the room.
The minister Is waiting, aud the people in-
xited SIT al the table, and there is a pause.
Then the Queen enters, every body rises her
MsJesty makes bow and sits down, aud
the guests resume their seats. Tue footmeu
serve the dishes IN solemn silence, and not a
word Is spoken. Her Majesty usually makes
Two or three remarks during the dinner, but
no one speaks unless the Queen SPEAK To
him, and the company is more like a Qua
kers' meeting than anything else. Before
the dessert her Majesty generally rises BOWS
and leaves the room; but the guests-ladies
and all-remain. The Princess Beatrice gem
orally leaves with her mother. Then the
conversation becomes more general after her
Majesty has left, and at the end of the din
FER Lady Biddulph or Miss Cadogan or some-
oooy rises, the ladies leave the room, tue
gentlemen remaining standing. Then tie
gentlemen usually go 10 the smoking or bill
llard-room, and the ladies 10 the ORA wing
room. Sometimes the Queen will 20 into
Tue drawing-roOm In the course of the even
Ing, but not very often. And the gentlemen
are ali IN court dress, which Is usually very
tightly hitting, so they can't enjoy their din
ner much. don't envy them a bit.n
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NEW DEPARTURE.
CLYpE'S WAsHlNGTON, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON AND PROYIDEaOE STEAMSHIP
The steamers Of the above line will leave Philadel
ghia every SATURDAY, at = m. for -
johnsons wharf every. MONDAY,
deightS Through bills OF Iadins issued TO and
from the above ports Freights received sAd de-
delivery Of freights and received at 1902 street
and HIS 9sh street northwest.
W. p. CLYDE CO.,
No. ~ 8. Wharves. Philadelphia.
J. II. JOHNSON co,
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X IL. WARMER, corner 9Th and = streets.
TBUSTEES' SALE OF BRIGHTwOOD HALL
slFUATED AT THE INTERSECTIONS a.
IJa AND lzIH srEEETs ROADS, In tn


TBuSTEES' SALE or BRIGHTwOOD HALL.
tlFUATED AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF
lTH AND l3TH sTkEETS ROADS, In THE
COUNTY OF wASHINGTON, u O.
BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated January -
ist, =: u; 1874 and duly recorded in Liber r113
no. li2, folio "a one of the Land Records for LII
the District of Columbia and st the written re1ue,t
OF The party secured thereby will sell public
auction, in front of the premises, SATURDAY,
22d DAY OF July, ls75, at O'Clock p m, all that
"BT1ghtwood, in the County OF Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia. and contained within the follow
ing netes and bounds: BE- ginning a stone planted
at the Intersection Of 7th aud l4th street road,
thence with the west side of TIN street road south,
erly, ninety one 9ll feet, thence at rignt angles
westerly eighty six 1867 feet to the 18th street road
thence northeastery with said 18th street road on
Dur drt and twenty five 1881 feet and twenty hum
dreds OF foot D. l00I to the beginning Containing
thirty nine hundred and thirteen 9l3) square feet
OF ground more or less, together with the i'm OF
ments, consisting Of three story and basement
Brlck Building used for store and hall pur poses
Terms OF tale: One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months Deferred payments to bear interest
at the rate OF eight cent from day of sale, and
to be secured by deed OF trust on the property
sold. All convey ancing at cost of purchaser One
hundred doll deposit required at time of SALE III
the terms OF sale are not complied with in seven
days from day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the
right to rest at the risk AID cost of the defaultine
purchaser after giving Ave days notice in some pa
per published In the city of Washington.
JAMES X. FITCH,l r
ROBERT C.. rOX, irustees'
Vll-eo J. 7. COLDW ELL, Salesman.
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RARE ARGAINS.


BRoDHEAD d CO.,
onsr EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS In
Dress Linens Pique, Swiss, Victoria La WIS, Vain
sock, &C. &c.
Black Lyons silk, Isc per yard and up, including
bellons. Bonnet, Guinet, and PoRsons csls-
non Micah Grenadines, N1<c. and up.
R.nsn Lawns In oeantiful designs, 30c. and up.
pseourul Lawns and Crstonnes, l2xc.
Linen fovels el per dozen and up
snss 20 Rose, % Der box SOC per pairD.
Androscokasn bleached Cotton 9stc.
MAmsutts Blesened Cotton, IKE
Elegant > Button Kid Gloves IN All colors NJ 81
] Button Kid Gloves, soc,
Bed epresds. and up.
Hamburg Edgins, Sc per yard and m
Ladies' and SenEs Underwear at aseats prtoes.
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~ Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 412 7th street northwest

~ Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 412 7th street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE, No. 22Os 9TH SThEET, EXTENDED,
IMPkOvED By TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLing And STORE AND BACK
BY virtue Of . deed of trust to Us, dated -
March the 9th, 1875, snd duly recorded in f..l
Liber 1873. fLlio 2&, one Of the land records sR-
for Washington, District OF Columbia, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, we will SELL
a. public auc, Ion, TO the highest bidder, on SAT.
uRDAI, the 22d OF July, at O'Clock .. m, all
that certain piece or parcel Of grouno known and
described IS lot No. 81 in Wright q Cox's subdi
vision OF Mount Pleasant ard Pleasant Plains, as
recorded In the records OF Washington county, the
same being an addition to WashD gton city north Of
said city and west of 7h street extended, together
with the above described improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
In cash, OF which SIS must be paid at Of sale d;
the balance in six twelve and eighteen months, de-
ferred notes to bear eight interest secured
by purchaser notes on property sold All convey.
aDcing at purchasers cost If of sale are not
complied with il six days the trustees reserve the
right to sell st risk and co.t Of in default
jyI3-d6ds &C. GREEN, trustees
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1876 rrns s:sHsftA 1876
"a the 00Fth. Wet. and 4out6waat.

1876 rr"s sssssf4EsA 1876
70 the Forth, West, and Seuthvest.
posoIe TraoA, Steel Rosls, Splendid soess-
orr, Magnificent Equipments.
JULY 10TH, 1875.
srair, leave EsshinstSn, city time, from Depot,
fGs rIittdss H and the West m daily WITH
Fslso. Oar 70 Uhiesao. ,ns ii:so .. n. as,iy.
except Sunday
BALTIMYak Aag POTOMAC RAILROAD.
s:S: Ia .:o 3; asIi1 s.ssss sssaIs.s. Win
sunslo, and Niagara Falls, 1850 Q. m daily sI-
Tor New YORK and the Fart, GAO p. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached: Limited Express q Pull.
nsn Psrlor Cars, s:S =. N. daily. except Sunday
Tor New fo-k ard the EsAt, sos a. m. and lao
Pm daily sxesst sunday, with Parior Cars at
Bor Philsdel5 hia, eos NJ and lao .. M. daily,
Aoeompot.t;on for Baltimsrs, <:s0 D. m. daily.
FOR Poses Greek Line sss .. N. and 4:ss p N.
For Annapolis, 500 and 1850 .. N. and Gao ,.
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG BAIL
NAY ANp ALEXANDRIA WARRINGTON
aye, s, s. 100, and ii 4 ,. n. On SUNDAY Il
except Sunday; and via LynohburE, Sac o.. N.
Trains leave Alexsndria for Washington, o, =. Q,
On sunday ct and 10 .. m, and p. m.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping ana ParicF Oar
Northeast corner Of thirteenth street and Penn
sylyanis avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylysnis avenue, and Of the Depot, whers
orders be left for the checking Of Bageag re- 60
asgtfn alton from Hotels and Residences.
rKaRh RSns as. sRi neasss .aas
MINERAL n. II. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
bought. exchanged sold at
o reduction OF ONE DoLLARAS0 s5551
upon any other once deDotnKA
in this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage checked tbroush
Apply 70 n. ID. wHITEsIDE,
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AUCriUN
On TUESDAY,, July 25th, 1875. Of II scIk0
=, snaIl Fell at No. 1402 II street, cor VI
nsm.d articles
One handsome Walnut frame Psrlor Suite On.
hostered 10 sIeen vel vet (eisht pieces and manu-
FAC 'used 10 orce-, and cost $50,
Ore elegant Marbl. tor Oen.er Table heayflv
carved, aud very expensive.
Mirror
snp.Ib Lace Curtains and Lsmbrea uins, walnut
and gilt c, rrice.
Besutifui Fsncy Chairs and Gard Receivers
velvet, cost 49,
bic base
Brussels Rugs and Door NJ ats, los yards Enslish
b. u sells Carpet, nearly new.
hose wishing TO purchase such articles Of Furui-
ture sh' ud not fail to attend sale for the
cniieciiOn u superior Furniture has only been in
use short tin Q, aud made TO o-der expressly for
owners Use Eow he 10 about to cave the city snd
the aboyenAn ed articles are 70 be sold without re-
serve. TGrmscasn
jy20 WASH. WILLIAMS Auct
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THOHhS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON 3D. STREET
VISIT. BETWEEN 0 AND z STRERTH

III
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON 3D. STREET
WksT. BETWEEN o AND STREETS
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
, by virtue OF deed OF trust recorded amo-R -
the lard records for the District Of Columbia, &HR
Ia Liber No TO- folio zS9, we will sell, at pub -
nc suctio z. 10 front OF the premises, on SATUR-
DAY the 22d q July, 1876, at AZ o'clock D m,
Lots Nos b. 81, IS sud IS, IL the subdivision If
original lots Mes. IL and Is, in Square No $751; as
recorded Ia the Office of Ihe Surveyor of the city of
Was hiDstOn IN Llber Fl ID. O., folio "a
said OF No s3 has front of l6 feet inches by q
depth OF IS feet TO sn alley feet wide.
depth Of 90 feet
said Lot No. SO has front of ls feet inches by
depth of III feet
Said LOy No. IS has front Of IS feet inches and
Is described Bs follows:-Commencing 81 street
west At the dividing line between said lots So and
"a, and running thence north along The line Of said
Sd street is feet thence III feet; thence
south Is feet inches; thence west Y feet; thence
north foot inches; thence east % feet the point
OF beginning. Each lot is improved by . good
Frame Dwelling
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance In equal
instruments at and II months; the purchaser to
give his notes for the deferred payments, bearing
interest at the rate of per cent per snuum and
cured ty q deed OF trust on the property 8 100 on
each lot when sold. Conyeyancing at cost OF pur
chaser.
EATHAEI ~ s GGAsIRUsI, JR., Trustees.
jy ~ go Re p 60 Sdsl TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
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NEW STYLES SMALL CHICK ORsrrOHHs,
~ Navy Blue. Black and Brown, only lso. . yard
q the cheapest store IN the city. COHUOLLYn,
eos Sth st., opposite Patent Once. ts1.0
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skUhOAHsON BIOS, Auctioneers,
" 9Th and ID streets northwest,

III T. COUNTERS, LAR1E LOT sHELyINq
1n1 LABELLED DRUG BOTTLES, CHaSD-
S .iEEkS, S IA LOT DRUGS, Sc &C CON.
oL SATURDAY M0BNING. July ~, COM
meEeit at 10 ociock We viii sell, by order OF 81
tht assignee, the balance of Drugs, Fixtures ~
GSnnters, &c .c1rteinod iU the aDovs store.
Ihe above will POSI- lively be sold at the hour
jyl9 DONOAESOy BROS Au-ts
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10 PER CENT. OFF.

UR FIRST ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE AL
LOWING TEN PEB CENT. OFF.
IL order 20 reduce our very large stick Of Summer
DRY GOODS
We ofer O. buyers for the next sixty days the
eIsrsordfuary inducsment OF 10 psT cent. on on the
dollar, sil goods in our establishment. Our
assortment consists OF all the latest novelties Tor
this ummer season, such as
HANDSOME GRENADIHES, SUMNER SILKS,
LAWNS, SUITINGs, WHITE GOODS,
LINEH SUITS,
LACE sACQUES AND sHAwLS,
FINE HOSIERY,
SUN UMBRELLAS, FANS, &C, &c.
This opportunity sh JuId not be lost.
WOLFORD 4 SHILBERa,
eli MARKET sPACE,
Jyll-n Third door from 81 n street
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR FUEL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
Int

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
July nth, 1876. \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
ULtiI 10 0 clock q. m THURSDAY. tbs 1th day
OF August. Is for furnishing eight hundred 1907
tons Of run Of mine Georges Creek Cumberland
Goal, to be delivered at such times and places and
In such quantities as msy be req uired aud subject
20 the conditions required By act Of Congress ap-
proved July ii, 1870, viz:
THAT such coal shall weigh 22i0'pounds to the
ton, and shall b. inspected and weighed and the
quantity of each load certified the OF delivery
by the person appointed and qualified under the
act for tha pose and that The prescribed fee of
~ cents fer each ton of coal ins pected weighed and
deltyer shall be paid by the Contractor :"
Prop will be Considered binding from one
week from the Nth day OF August, l576, the Depart
ent rtssryiDg the right TO REJECT all any portion
of the bids offered.
No proposals. will be entertained unless acc IN pa
nied by satisfactory eyiierce Of ability TO fulfill the
contract, nor will any paymsnt be msde without
the certificate OF the inspector chat the coal fur
Itshed is such Sc the contract calls for.
Propossls should be addressed and sent to the
Office of HENRY G.. JEWELL,
Chief 4 Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, Treas.
Department. IylS-2aW8t
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CHAsCERY sALE OF IMPROVED RgAI
~ ESTArE SITUATED NEAk TIE NAVY

~ ArE sITUAfkp NEAk TIE NAVY
By virtue Of decree OF the supreve Court -
~ the District II OolOmbis, pa sci ia cause HssH
No. 4,6i7. Equity Doc Is, the under signed LII
trustee will offer Tor sale, 81 pub &c auction, in
'front.' OF the premises. on THURSDAY, the Sd cay
day OF Ausnst, A. ID 1876. at o O'Clock % m ,
al Ltaf piece or psrcel Of ground in the city Of
til guis he'd the plan thereof as the nrr.h half
part or n, ety Of Lot number twenty seven f27l in
prov ed by a Frame Hou Q. -
Terms of sale: One third ca b: balance 10 two
equal in stallments, at six and twelve months re-
scectvely to be secured by notes of the pure
btarng interest from day Of sale, and q reserv ed
lien. A deposit OF $50 required at time of sale
Convey cling at purchasers cost
JAMES HOBAE, Trustee.
DUHCAHSON BIOS. An etioneers. ~ dkds
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CU y 4 + d LIN Z /.

NOTICE.
18th the view Of diminishing the chances OF col:
lision, the steamers Of this line take a specified
course Tor Gil seasOLs OF the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing meItd OF 50 at i3 lat
or nothing to the north Of As
On the homeward paSsase, crossing the meridian
OF % 1T a lat, or nothing to the north Of AZ.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWKEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
kIgerise...wed ed, Jniy 80 AIgsris~.W Aug. 50
Boihsis. We'd, Aug. bothpi a..-Wed., Sept. 6
Abyssiuia. Wed, Aug. 9Aby ssiRis. w ed Sept i,
Russia Wed. Aug Is Russia. We'd, Sept. %
scythis....Wed., Aug 73 Scythis... We'd, Sept. Il
And every following WEDNESDAY and sATUR.
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked : do not carry steerage psssen-
gers
BATES OF PASSAGE Cabin, $50, 3 100 AID 8 100
gold, according to accommodation. Ticket to Paris
SIS, sold, additional. Return tickets favorable
terms.
stsersge tickets TO and from ell parts OF Europe OF
very low rates Through bills OF landing given for
Belfast. Glasgow, Havre. Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and fer Mediterranean ports Tor
freight and passage apply at the Company s office
No 4 Bowling Green; or both sseerage and cabin,
Jsn2s-ly CHAs. G FRANCkLYN, Agent.
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TOMORROW,

WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioueer,
w lOOl northwest corner 10th and d streets,
0n sATURDAY. July 22d, l76. at 1OA
O'Clock .. m, 1 shall sell, in front OF nv auc- "a
non non rooms, q superior collection Of House.
Black Walnut Ffsme ParIor Suits, walnu. Cham.
Ssr suits Rosewood Bedstesd and Wash.tands
Ws,not Warcrobes, w slnut Msrble-tor sidebosrds,
Tarpeis Oilcloths, Mating, Elegant Drop Liz nts,
fshSy " airs, Bed lounges, Walnut Extension
Tables, Hair and Busk Mattresses, Crockery, &c.
i Is,ms cash. v.su
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DRY GOODS.

Id WNl DOWNl DOWN!
DUB ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED IL PRICE
ABOUT IS PEI CENT,
al DRESS GOODS reduced about 20 per cent.
Mating ut a heavy reduction.
Nhite Counterpsnes at 7sc 81, 81 rs and 3 |. 50.
sac yards Cambria Edsiug from auction, from
1Oc. TO ic less thar half price.
Parcels, Is FER cent. reduction.
Best " bite shirts IN tbs city at al q, flashed.
Under thr;s from 25c. to 81 Is.
Lace sscques at your own price.
Frank Leslie's cut pspsr PATTERNS.
GEO. j. JOHNSON d CO.,
iylae 60 I'll Market Space.
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DRY GOODS CHEAP
wv. Bird WYLIE has reduced
Much % his extensive stock
Below tie rates usually obtained
In other trst-class stores.
Reductions extraordinary IN 81
Drefs Goods, Suit Materials,
White Goods, Lawns and Sumner Goods
fOUDg and old can be supplied with
Linens fOF Ladies, Gents Children.
lrseTttL - aud Eubroderies cheap, and
kyerythtng st lowest rates for cash.
WIN. BIRD WYLIE,
1Ol4 1th street northwest,
Aseney Tor DemOrests Patterns aBd the !" Eagle
oolIt JeH-Ir
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Jane Grsy swtssheIm,. y,csa,, A.

l1ehsfs CoETesnonac1cc Cytf-Fyo T,-iia1sr
-Thsie were three young lsdies win nss
Iotn Lonaon' 400 noticed that. amer We
got out or LONDON, the men SEEMED 70 -
troubled with the eisres: buf no o,.e 80.
himself specially obnCxsous until ne g.
rived AZ The LeiPzig Hotel. The train reach.
"a tne station a. ? - y. m. end Il was ~ hy
the time We had seen oar rooms apd 81
down IL 10 the coffee NOON for aupper There
were SIX or eight men ST ting az Tie offered
tables. twosand two eating and Drinking
and al but one suspended motion 20 STAR
and STARED as N we had been a r,leoaserta
brought In for exhibition. 1 felt Instantly
mat We had found something new under the
sun, and took a seat next the wall as conli
best fsce such folks. We were ali hungry
and tirei. thought these critical observers
would soon see that We came there 10 eat
and, for some time took no notice az them.
out most OF them kept mp their stare, and,
Nnen oar meal WAS about half over one
snio s ssed man, who, afterwsrd learn
GO, was a merchants man sof property
ana stsnding'-nudged mis- companiC,n across
tne Table, turned sQuarely planted his
elbows on the arm OF his chair MS chin
In his hand, and made his nest ,,osstni.
EFFORT In the most Insulting STAG r vas
possible for q human face 20 get up-dirNc,
Ing IL particularly 10 The lacy who sal win
her profile towards HIM i dronras y 49,
on each side OF my plate, holding NV snife
ana iors points upwards. nNed my eyes on
DIS, and stared until | attracted his atfen-
tion. / know that every man In the roo1,
was looking on 10 see what would c0me ~
II; aud he aud l had one good, long dea 4
level stare. would like % have thrown our
uecSnlef CT water at his mead. but did not
move a muscle; and there we sat aud siarei
INTO each others eyes until the spirits which
looked out OF his owned their master anf
kuccumhed. never saw man look mora
Ike whipped spaniel thaa he did while ne
femained Ia the room. lie turned % the
table aud tried To 90 on with his coffee, out
II seemed 10 stick m his throat lie tUrled
his oacS To rs sud seemed really AZ a loss
ior occupation while waiting for Us TO
IehNe-snd was IN no harry. The amusing
part OF ~ was that the girls whom he in
tehued 10 Insult did not know anything
ABOUT 10, and wondered what / was staring
aG We met That man several times after
ward NJ The table d'hote. when the other
men present stopped eating, according 10
The custom OF the country 10 turn aronnd a.
we entered and left the room, % stare and
comment; but that particular one never
saw Us after that FIRST evening"
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STEAMER LINES.

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
THE sTEAMER "MATTAEO," OAPr. W.
BYLEs, will leave her wharf, foot =. GK~A
Of 9th street, every MONDAY and GRS
THURSDAY MORHIhGs, at o'oiock, Tor Ine
Nomini. Returning, will leave Nomini every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS for Wash
ington, arriving early same evening.
This Boat can be chartered for Excursions.
Jyll.3m SAML POLKINHOKN, Agent.
STEAMER HABBINGER WILL LEAVE
WEDNESDAYS.
For charter four days In the week, at very low
rates. M GREG6.
lel6-tY Oantstn
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SALE OF SUPERB PARLoR FURNIruRk AT

MASH y. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d sts
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nRY GOODS SLAUGHTERED.
REMNANTS DBEss GOODS SACRIFICED.
CLOSING SALE FOE THE SUMNER SEASON,
All Grenadines at half their former price,
Discount VI 50 per cent of Lace cacgues
81 per ce1t. taken of Parasols.
Large stock new style Lawns, 10 and l25kc.
Grey Grenadines. l251 and l6c worth double
Ladies' and Gents CAME Shirts, SIC worth al.
Best Calico, remnants, &c l., worth loc
lsce striped PfQue, Is and DC.
victoria Lawns, l27s, Is, 10 25c.
Pereaies 10 snd l11sc., good styles,
GUNNER Stlk prime cost.
Linen Lawns, ~ and lc.
STRAW attings and Carpets 81 cost.
aides Ifueu Suitings, Ec.. worth 40c.
Cash buJ ers should remember the place.
jeso-tr 1O9 aarkst SPACE,
n AwEs, LAWNS, LAWNS, LAwNs-Nev
stock, all colors and styles, Just lived At the
Cheapest store in be city. CONN0ElY's,
ltH-n Cos 9Th st, OPP osite Patent Once.
JUST OPENED,
Large stock OF
DIMINISHED SHIRTS
AT 20 CENTS.
These Goods are made well and only need buttons,
button holes and sussets. They surpass Gil other
ready made goods both as to al and quslity, At
THOMPsON's SHIRT FACTORY
eO4 STREET NORTH EST,
tele-ly LeDrot Building.
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T,HE INCEST THING In READr-MADl
SHIRTS ever offered IL our 80 cent SHIRT
Improved II there is any one Who has not seen our
y cent Shirt 10 would Day them we'll 10 Call and
bslrimore Shirt Factory. 1912 street northwest.
Boy sizes II, llH, u, IL and Is inch. 90 cents.
ts1-lm .Manarsr.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-21

6RAacR STokE.
1905 street. bet. 18th and 18th streets.
BRODHEAD q CO.,
ics-1 s3s Pa. ave-. bet 9Th and 10Th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SOMETHING NEW.

lFoo ysr6s Riebardscps SHIFTING LINENS,
res s, aad II, in short len gths. from 50 to 7sc
Per yaI q, less than half price.
coo JArds VIC LAWNS, remnants, at H1ic. per
yard, veiy fine goods.
100 pieces Hamburg EDGE, handsome patterns
and hne qualities. 20 pieces EAlksO0k EDGE,
wide goods, in line qualities.
25 dor. Ladies II. Z. pure Linen HANDKER
CHIEFe, a. i.5g per dozen. worth much more
money. Pure LINEN LAWNS. IN handsome pat
terms, at 2tc yer yard. loo pieces Pacific LAWNS,
At I2fe Black GRENADINES su kinds, 81 half
price. Some pure Six and Wool, 10 Stri pes aud
Plaids. for Oyerdresses. White OrRaUdis Lawns
in cid 8 Plain. White LINEN LAWN, all
qualities, from nc 20 81.
fun s,oes q Domestic Go DIS a, agents prices.
Remember location W. NJ SHOWN
jyl9u 40. 314 stb st near Psnns. ave.