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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-19

THE COAL COMBINATION CoMPLErE-At
almost any time previous TO Saturday last
IL seemed possible that the great coal COM
bination might go TO pieces, and that there
fuel es was never known before. The some
what defiant attitude assumed by the Lehigh
valley Railroad Company toward the com :
bination has not been relished for some time
past, and the moving spirits in the great
combination finally resolved to bring mat
Valley Railroad Company to terms or Omen a
warfare upon that corporation, which, while
III temporarily secured cheap coal to con-
sumers, would also spread CONSERVATION
and ruin among the coal operators
road under Judge Parker's control. Toe
com binatiopists held q meeting on FRI
day last, at which il was determined that
the safety of all concerned In the coal traie
rendered it imperatively necessary that the
Lehigh valley railroad company should be
made 10 draw In the traces with the other
great carrying and producing coal conpa-
MES. The ultimatum of peace or war was
presented, and the heretofore Independent
company Immediately came down from the
hlgh morse which it bestrqfe, and on Satur-
Gowen, Sloan and Dickson without the
slightest dissent or modification. The coal
com binatton Is therefore rendered very much
stronger than ever before, and has nothing
to apprehend since completely capturing the
only competitor 1t hrs ever had any cause to
dlstrust or fear. This result is important as
showing what gigantic power the combi-
nation can WELD In an emergency. The mo-
nopol1sts can now govern the coal trade
without let or hindrance from any parties
outside OF themselves. They managed TO
gather I'm the Pennsylvania Coal company,
which held out for long time, and have nj
tmately succeeded In gobbling the free trade
road OF Judge Packers.-[N Y. Herald.
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0Nrs. Dipper lto Jonesy, who IL deeply
IN arrears FOR board l-"Mf. Jones, won't you
step into the parlor for moment? / wish TO
epeak with you Jonesy-"Rsally, Mrs..
Dipper, should like 70 accommodate you,
but what Will the b0arders say at seeing ~
alone? Oh, no, excuse me-"
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IT having come TO the knowledge OF the
1000 Templars of England" that the white
population of the United States is sntaeo-
nistic 10 associating with the colored race
they have passed a resolution, at their last
meeting In London, TO the effect that N
Americans are determined 70 establish a
dlstinction of races In works OF humanity
and temperance, the order OF England can
not hold any further intercourse with them
as brethren.
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RAILROADS.
EoR IHE eENrKsnIAL EXHIBITION
FIVE TEAMS DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
VIA BALTIMORE 4 PoroMAC RAILROAD.

Commencing Wednesday, Mdy 16th.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com pany
through 70 PhiladeIp phi. with Ia II s
out cnen &c OF cars, leaving thszxZAKS &1-n4e
except Sunday:
1850 A N and arriving in Philadelphia at lao
p. M, daily, xcept sunday.
NJ, daily, except Sundsy
1870 P. NJ, and Arriving in PhfIadelphfa NJ q. so
p. NJ, daily. exec t 81 pday 'o
$50 P n. md arriving In Philadelphis ct IL P
$40 P. NJ and arriving in Philadelphia ct gas
Sleeping car. attached to the train 10 Philsdel.
Snia hlessite at $40 P and persons securing
oeItns can remain In the car until O'Clock A. NJ
eecurs your tickets Of the once Of the companv.
corner 18th street and Pennsy ivania ave-
nue., ano northeast corner Of 9Th street and Penn
syIvania avenue. and depot Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad com ssny,
fkAhk THOMPSON, General Manager
my0 I'm ID. M BOYD, JR . Cen Pa Aeanf
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DYE J. SWEET.
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
No. 81 Th street nori Invest

AUCTION BALE OF DESIRABLE UEIM-
PROVED BUILDING LOTS, ON MASSACHU-
SETS AVENUE ANO CORNER OF sra
STREET NORTHEAST.
viii offer for tale, at public auctf On. 10 80
front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, NAV =
tn, $50 at O'CLOCK p. m all Of Lots ", IS. -
~, D II, "a and g, in Morseil subd vision of orig
feet.
Terms of sale: ne-fourth cash and the balance
on good tine. SIS deposit req u!red on each LOT
Ehen sold An conveyancing at purchasers cost
III terms OF sale not implied with in seven DAYS
after sale the property be rssold ct the risk and
cost OF the defaulbing purchaser.
myu-d e. j. SWEET, Auctioneer.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
acct unit OF rain, until TUESDAY, May %, 1876,
came hour and place.
myl7 E. SWEET. AnctioneAr
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TTRITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of q writ Of fieri facias issued ont OF
the Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
t. CT of Columbia al TO directed, viii sell, at
public sale, for cash, at Birch Robey q Bazaar on
Louisiana avenue, on SATURDAY, the goth dsv of
May, 1876, mmenciIg at 10 O'Clock O. m. the fol-
Low ing goods aud cbatteis, to wit, viz: One Office
Table, CaDe-seat Chairs, l Revolving Chair, 1
Brussels Carpet and Rug, Awning, Ink Stands,
lspopge Cup. Mucilage Bottle, / Cuspedore aud
Envelopss, Ream of Legal Cap Paper. and lot
Carpet Binding seized and levied upon as the goods
aud chaitels OF IL y. Denison. and will be sold to
satisfy execution No. N,6H. in favor Of L. Barber
Co. ALEX SHARP, q. q. Marshal d. @.
May 10, 1876, mviad
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH q
kIREET. BETWEEN Sd AND az STREETS
SOUTHWEST, At AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 22d, sse
1876, at O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell ~
part OF Lot In Square $50, fronting I6 feet on -.
the perth side Of south street, with Q depth Of
Terms One-half cash; balance in 6 and IL NOR tbs,
with interest az cent by deed Of trust
deposit Of $50 required at time of sale All coz
veyAncing at cost of purchaser.
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los. II. kELLEY,
~ Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 9O2 9Th street northwest,

HANnsOMELY TERRACED BUILDIRe LOTS
TWIN AND o srREETS NORTHWEST.
At AGGT!oN;
O'Clock ,. m, will sell ct public auction In II
'front.' OF the premises, Lots Nos. 49, A and as, M
square AS, each lot frontins 81 feet on 9th street
ard running back 100 feet to an alley
These Lots are convenient to Oorcor an SQUARE
stree lines Of street cars A
Terms: One-ihird cash; balance In 6, IL aud IS
H.ontbe, with interest at per cent. Conveyancine
at cost OF purchaser. e25 to be paid down on esch
Ioi az time OF sale. Special Improvement and all
my1S-d JOS, KFLLEy Auct
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WE have time to laugh, we have time 10 cry.
We have time 10 smile, we have time 70 sign:
We have time for eating and housebold
chores;
But We havn't got time TO talk 20 brres.
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II IL. WARNER, corner 7th and streets.
AUCTION sALEoF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON V AND BOUNDsKY, BETWEEN
10Th AND 11rH STREETS NORTHWEST
On IUhDAf, MAY 20th, 1876, at ) o'clk ssrs
p m viii be sold in front of the premises, lots x3R
70 "a. both inclusive, Of Chas. Ii. Cragin's-
Subdivision in square Iva.
Terms; One-fourth cash, and the baia7cs at one,
TWO and three years, with interest, secured by a
deed OF trust. $50 down at time Of sale, and all
convey anciDg at purchasers cost
myl2 f,m,wf,ft j. C0LDWELL, Salesman
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THE SILK
AND
DRE6S GOODS HOUSE
ASHING TON.
weinvite the attention Of the public TO our I'm.
nense assortment Of new styles
sUMMEk SILKS
GRENADINES
OF all shades, IN stripes and plaids.
Large stock BLACK SILKS Of al celebrated
makes.
sPRING rREss GOODS Of the most attractive
styles and coloTs.
MOURNING GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
CAssIhEBEs, CURTAIN LAOEs,
SILK HMBRELLAs and FINE HOSIER
In great variety, ct lees than New ork prices.
WOLFORD 4 SHILBER9,
s11 MARKET SPACE,
ap92-h Third door from 9th street.
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THOs. BOWLING, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEEN SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON ,DUNBARTON AND BEALL eTBEET6,

By virtue Of two deeds OF trust, bearing date -
the Is. and 81 days Of Tebruary, 1854, ana re.
9o,ded in Liber n. O. y: No: Is, st feiios l;s soc
29th day Of MAY, a. p. iHe, In front Of the pre-
eat halt parts Of Lets No 70 and 81 in Beails id.
dltion 70 Oeorgetown the same fronting thirty (S0
ieet on DSnbarton street and extending. ba:k Of
that width northwardy one hundred end twenty
Iee,, 10 ntoved with . comfortable dwelling house
and other out buildinqs. the premises being No %
DunbaIton street. and the other parcel being va
cant lGs dfondins feet on BsAl street and having
Terms OF sale: One third cash; residue I'm two
equal payments at six and twelve nonths, With in
tetest 20 be secured b. deed Of trust. en- dsDost
yhen the property is struck Oh. which 10 to be for
ieiteo tne term1 Are not complied With within dve
days after SALE All conyeyancing and recording Ct
EeAt PICKRlLL, Surviving Trustee.
sr2s.eod lOonr.l THOo. n0WLlEG, Auct
WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
i MONDAY, at 8 O'Clock ,. .. April. u, In front
OF the premisea, two three story Brick Housso Nos
l9l and lS6 Sd .strsst soufheast. Terms mSde
sscrefary y. b. 3. 3. ASociatic..
DOWN2AN GRII6. Xuots.
n. o. LU1TRELLs Salesman. aplo-StaW
- TN ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED
until n0HDAY. the Y2d dsy q Msy, ssms boar
Secretary ,. 81. lssociatica.
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
THl sTEAMER HARBINGER" LEAVES
::ns sssE i 81
Toqcae: an landing each way including Grind
1yh.a .' An0 n 81. :. GREGG. Captain.
Is
R Rs.Es sss sssssRSs 3D., 4 n
sn D. q sdsp si1sS 9r So.
ton and PT9sidsDes Con:IFness Wishing their goods
StsoTsfbtOGGn" G. TYPE % Water 4, George.
' %ssi1s. PHILADELPHIA CLYDE o1 3s, II s.
B0siSE: AND PR6vipEaGE SEMI It'll
Of the above line, with direct connection with Bos
ssefs savs m6 sS
Of lith street southwest. Through Biils Ladins is
sued to and from the above ports, Freight receyed
aa ahI @ to ao9 9fss =.
and 111s 9Th street northwest.
Ho,os w Wei p; 0LY rS I;sG03
j. Il. JoHEsos nis0tP W.,
.pE-m Agents for Wa.hinston.
STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
every MOHDAY, WEDNESDAY Ok
and FkIDAY, at Sp. m for Nor
cay and Saturday, at p m. Fare, o.; round trip,
Sc. Tickets good until used
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer yNO. w. THOMPSON leaves Com pany \
wharf, foot Of 9Th street, every TUESDAY, at H.
every FRIDAY. Q. m, fer Coan River, sto rpin9
ct intermediate landings
For Information apply at the office OF the Com.
pany, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, or 20 the Agent. ct the
wharf, mArHIy
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"PEoPIEs' LINE"
'~t cHo T5czHS iEfEkhE nlk1f ma
The sidswheel Steamer
Il. NORRIS"
Captain Z. =. BALDWIN,
SssSiiost Il - street sssrg Mo on $3.50
ss.srp.ae viii hSR Iss1s sonini every TUESDAY
re Isss sDA. "'s n h. B. r1rzHueH, Agent.
CUNAR d linz.
q, Mhh the yisw Of diminishing the chances Of COL.
neion, the Steamers Of this Line take Q specified
On the outward passage from Gu senssown to New
noshH 81 % he noa,s ~ Meridian OF
Of0 At q LAT. or nothing 70 the north Of q.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
SETWkEN NEW YORK AND LIVER.
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARB0B.
Ny Ny ySHs
Russia w ed June Z Russia ... We'd, July Il
scytbia--Wed., june II Soy thia.... Sd. yuly 10
sns ssf e1f
Steamers marked DO nc. oarry ssssras, passsn.
RArHs OF PAssAsE.-Csbin, go, Sloo snd sIss,
kold according 20 ommodation. Tickets TO Paris,
Sle, gold additional. Return tickets on favorable
stserass ticket. 70 and from an parts Of Europe o.
Belfast, Glasgow, Hsyre, Antwerp and other port.
iTeiaht and passage apply d The COMPANY: ondos,
ais sS si rs ss5in
isnD-T OHAs g. FRAHCKLYH. Asaat.
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EDWIN J. SWEET, AuctIoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 7TH SHEETS EAsT
By yirtue OF deed Of trust dated Nav lth, "a
a. ID 1915, and duly recorded in Liber $50, fmf
iollo 44S ole CT the land records of the DIS Jun
trSt OF Solumtia, and at the request Of the party
secured thei eby we will sell at public auc.ion in
ho2t o. the pI emises, a. OK lock D. m, on
THURSDAY, JuIe let, 1876, all that certain pis &c
q parcel Of land situate and lying IL the CITY of
w. Wasnin gton, u O., and knewn and described as
subdivision Of original lot numbered four I4I in
square nun btred eight hundred and seventy three
tSISJ, together with all the Improvements, &c !,
thereon insisting of three story brick dwelling
Terms: One third cash; balance at 6 and "a
months Tor which the notes of the purch sser shall
De taken, bearing interest from the day OF SALE al
per cent per annum, and secured by deco OF trust
snd a.eluase Insurspce upon the property Did. A
deposit Cf IC0 Will be required 81 the time of saIe
and all conveyancipg at the cost Of the purchaser
terms OF sale are not compiled with seven days
atar dsy OF sale, the Trustees thu right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser
u sTANkT 7 Jones ZONES, Trustees.
nsyIod Il. j. SWEET, Auctioueer.
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AUCTION SALES.
WAsH. B. WILLIAMS, Aucsioaeer.
7" 1901, northwest corner 10Th aud D streets.
On SATURDAY, MAY aosh. 1876, a. ron
sea1s. :nail sci: ia trout Of ny auction
LnI, itnre, C.rpe,., oeiOths, N ss,Ing ohiid- m
c;%sfasssEa s. S. w TsiTi nh Aue
WAsH. B: WILLIAMS. Auctiooeer.
w lo01, northwest corner 10Th and d streets.
On SATURDAY, May goth, lsre. q. lin
GooSs ' hall. sell IL frsnt Of my ssct,sa
lbr.es arm eorsisned from Ohio, and 70 b,H
It WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Aue..
RlRoH koBlY, Aue,,eneers.
Nos. sss and $40 La. ave-, bet 9th and 10th .ts.
H HSossSSks, NmuLEs, 9,Rr WAGONS, CARTS,
sksEzks w MEHsns HaENEsS ou fISks
B0xEs sChEEEe. sc
stH, at on, Bszasr- "A'
sCsrt:, 1 y.ekson wagons,
sets Cart Harres,
Double Wagon Harness,
Single Heroes.
Iso Piehs, shOves. Hoes and Bars,
rba needosrrows, Screens, OGtdng Boxes, &c.
use for the above stock. HAVING -" 'u''oo'
ceie perez ptcry. Terms cash.
1t LRep BIRCH BoBEY, Aucts.
y THREE sJ0EY PRxss BBicK HaoSrr
DMkLLINGS ON RIGGS STRkET, BE.
TTMMk6E b1In AND 18TH STREETS WEST,
Under ano by virtue Of q decree OF the Su. a,
irene Court, u, passed In Equity Cause 90
No. ee2, we will offer for sale, az ublc auc -
ZION, on WEDNESDAY. the 3ist day of nv
1910 In front OF the premi commencine AZ 8 IA
clotk M Lots run be ed 76, az. IS. 10 80 81 81
o5, 81 ard S. IL Fay. No nent Barre SuhiIxi
m n no has
consisting q ten threesiory brick DWELLINGS with
pressed brick fronts. nearly bev. $3.50
Terms OF sale: One. fourth cash; the residue in
three eQua fnstslment at IL I'D Is lnths from
the ay of SALE with interest at six per cent ner
anpnm, or the purchaser may pay ali cash or any
portion erfater than one fourth. The tide TO he
retained until all OF the purchase money and the
interest thereon paid. If the terms Of sale are not
complied with wi hin seven daIs from the daV Of
sale we reserve the resell the property Al
the risk and cost OF the dtfaulting purchaser or
purchasers, All convey sncing ct purchaser cost.
GO de posft on acceptsn1s OF each bid
yAmEsS kDWARDS.
rRANK W. HACKEfT,S Trustees
JOHN II, COOK,
myl9 eo&ds b. n WARNER suct
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i PROVED REAL ESTATE In THE COUNTY
Two STORY 5WEI LING, sITGATEp on
WHAT Is KNOWN AS THE "BkENT-
CITY, AND BEING PART or A TRAUT
OF LAND KNOWN AS "METROPOLIS

BY virtue Of o deed of trust. dated January "A
18Th, 1874, and duly recorded in Liber No 74j i'm
folio 4S eft seq. enc of the land records of the
District OF Columbia, sEd by the written req ueet Il
the party secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction. on the premises, on MONDAY, May %,
ia6 at ga O'Clock D. M all that piece or parcel Of
land situate and being in the county Of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia, and know and desig-
nafed a. part OF lot numbered twenty hi ne (29 Of
the land known as Metropolis View, commencing
Tor the same at point on the east ne Of said lot
two hundred and thirty -four (3S4D fest from the
sontheast corner Of said lot thence with the line Of
grees), east two hundred (20D feet, thence aud a.
right angles herewith, in a southwesteriy dfrec-
ton one hundred and eight (l05D feet eleven III,
inc hes thence south twenty and half degrees (2Ox
deRrees asst two hundred (200J feet thence and Al
Ifght angles herewith In . thea tWardly direc-
ton one hundred and eight { 1851 feet eleven (Ip
inches TO the place Of beginning, including the
r1gbt OF q road along the east front of said 10
twenty nine, but said right shall not extend be.
yond the time fnat the south end of aid lot twenty.
nine shall be subdiyided ibto lots. Improved By
TWO story dwelling.
Terms One fourth cash; balance In 6, II aud Ii
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
irg interest at s per cent per annum from cay Of
cold will be taken. deposiE Of Sl00 will be re-
Of the purchaser If the Of sale are not
complied with In ten days from Cay ssle the trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property At the
rsh and cost CT the defaulting purchaser after Eve
days adyertiseme mt.
JH6. Joy EDsaN Trustees.
my12f tu&ds L. C0LDWELL, Sales man.
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NOW l. YOUR TIME.
NOW IF EVER.

NOW IF EVER.
We have opened during last week, and shall offer
OF prices fever before reached:
- pieces Summer Silks
~ pieces Black Grenadines
,,O PIECES extra do. in Blacks, Browns Blues and
Silver Gray Plaids for Overdress
~ pieces Black silks from 75c to a.
pieces DC extra tine qualities, at 40 per cent be-
~ pieces al wool and Silk and Wool Dress Goods.
pieces Atwood De5ege ct Sll4s: best goods In
~ doz. Ladies' Colored ard White Skirts from 7sc
Ladies and Gents Gauze Underwear. A fun
tcck. i"u
Domestic Goods at Agents prices
~ Remember location.
w. w. BROWN,
myls-tr No. 3I4 9Th street n W. near Pa ave.
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THAT'S THE BEST WAY.-A Detroi ter who
was deceived oy the warm weather In March
into taking his parlor stove down had N
back again In four days. Next week be took
IL down again and the next restored it. He
remembered OF six different changes. the
last OF which was made yesterday; and as he
sat with a leg on eithe side OF the grateful
heat he patted the top OF The stove and re-
marked: "Don,t blame you At ALL am the
fool; you are up here for 1--WE thousand years
DOW, and Ill hire man 20 keep you redhot
all through July and August."-( Detroit Free
Press.
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The METHODIST GENERAL CONFER
ENCE-After our telegraphic report OF the
proceedings In Baltimore of the Method list
General conference closed yesterday, DIR.
WIN. Mast was elected editor of the Chris
tan Apologtst, at Cincinnati; DR. Henry
Ie1ohald, editor OF the German Family
Magazine; DIR. Arthur Edwards editor OF
Ine northwestern Christian Advocate: ID.
II. warren, editor OF the North Christian
Advocate, and DR.. +. .. Fuller, Editor of the
Methodist Advocate, at Atlanta There
being no nominations I'm opposition 70 either
OF the foregoing gentlemen, the election OF
each was made by reclamation. For editor
OF The western Christian Advocate DR.
FRANCIS =. Hoyt was elected, he receiving
10 votes OF the 1872 cast. Toe other votes
were, for DR.. j. II. Bayliss, %; DIR. Curry. IA.
For editor OF the Central Christian Adyo-
cate, the vote was, DR.. Il. st. James Fry, 2fs:
w. Is. slaughter, 65. DR.. Fry was declared
elected. For editor OF the Pittsbure Chris
trian Advocate, the vote was, DR. VIM. Hun
Ter, "; Dr. Alfred Wheeler, 20. DIR. Wheeler
was declared elected. DIR. John H Acton. Of
Ohio, was elected editor OF the PACING Chris
tan Advocate. DIR. Kennett, present in
cumoent, was elected secretary OF the board
OF chufch extension, and DIR. r. s. Rusk sec
retary OF the Ere edmen Aid society.
resolution was adopted con demnine the
action OF the Centennial commissiou for
selling the privilege TO sell LIQUOR on the
centennial grounds. DR.. Dashiel was
elected one OF the missionary secretaries.
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nIssoLUTIoN OF Co-PARTNERsHIP.
STOCK AND FIXTURFs FOR SALE

The &C paTtRership OF J. O. wISwALL q 90.
szptrtng By ItuttatioH on July lSt, our stock
MUST BE CLoslD
on or before that date.
We shall offer to-morrov, and continue to sell
'9T so days, eur large and complete stock Of
DRY GOODS
At CHEAT SACRIFICE ON ORIGINAL COST
and al goods remaining ON hand June LIST, win be
sold Of AUCTION WITHOUT RESERyE,
In order to Close N so DdsS.
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
win be made on q large portion Of our stock.
Prints, 4, and Ga cents per yard.
brown CcttGns, cents yard.
Figured Grenadines, Ga, 10 and l2H cts.
Grenadines Ia Stripes, at 10 cts.
Silk Grenadines below cost.
Summer Siiks, S7H cts and upwards.
Pure Black Mohairs, 81 eta, worth IS.
Fine Black Dress SILKS, IS cts., worth el.1
5000 yards Black Alpacas, l5x 70 SO. cts,
PARASOLS cost.
Large lot Table Damssks, Napkins. Wine Cloths,
Piano Covers, &c al less han New York cost.
~GREAT BARGAINS In everything.
j. q. WISWALL d CO.
sp9-r $40 7th g., nssr Pa. evs.
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Tomorrow,
THOMAS BOWLING, Aoctiopeer.

THOMAS DowLING. Auctioneer.
TWO MAGNIFICENT FRENCH PLATE GILT.
EnAnE MANTEL MIRRORS, IN PERTEfIT
SUnpITi0n; ONE rkEEOH PLATE MANTIL
1 nnnnh NSS WIIH Blue AND GOLD FRAME,
p WT0Vn ~ PIANOFORrE, WALNUT n Ar.
ANY AND PAINTED FURNITURG, 1XTEN.
SiDN DINING AND QTaaR TABLEs, Wal.
CHAIBs, CHINA AND GLASS WARE. RE-
ERlGERATORS. TIN SAFES, COOKING AND
HE ATING STOVES.
TW0-HoRSE JACKSON BUILT WAGON, In
GOOD CONDITION, AT AUOTI On
On SATURDAY MORNING, May the-
s Irti, ls76 at 10 3elrok In front Of my ~
extensive collection of goods
mylS-2t THOS. DOWNING Aucftonaar
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS LESS THAN
AUCTION PRICES

Sslieoes In any quantity, sssk.
Bleeched Cotton, Sc worth l6
Ore Piads, 10, AZ, Is, 10, Bc.
Our Dress Goods have all been marked down, Ana
great bGgaf are now offered ali through
Lnrin o Gi ersdines, silk STRIPES and Hernannie
Srsusdines, 10, l2ts. IS, IS, sc.
ictorta a. rs cheap. 175f, Is Is, 10c
Lace stfipef and Corded p. X low prices
Besf 1gured Lawns l31kc worth IS
Sesslmeres lower than ever before known.
The stock must be reduced
ID attfngs, 10s25c.
All CARPETS at cost to close out.
y. -. NAUDAIN
n1B 709 MARKET SPACE.
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nUNCAHSON BIOS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRIcK HOUSE AND
IOE ON b STREET. BETWEEN 1sTH AMI

lOr ON K STREET. BETWEEN IsTH AND
18th sTS. NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION,
by virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated 18th day a
OF Sestember, AID lo77, duly recc rded in Lioer RI
NO iOZ, folio OIL one OF the land records for Wash
fngton county In the Distr ct of Columbia. and by
request OF the party secured thereby will sell at
a. ID iH6, at O'Clock p M, In front of the prem
ISIS an tbat certain piece or parcel Of ground and
tor District Of Columbia, and known and described
as the east half OF lot numbered foul, in 50
nun beree one hundred and seven, (l07J together
With Gil and sfns ular the improvements privileges
manner aypertaihipg.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
In cash. the balance in equal installments of notes
at 8, II and Is months, with interest per cent.
per annum, said notes secured by deed of trust on
ers cost. deposit OF $3.50 will be required as
soon as the property is knocked off, If the terms Of
sale are not complied with In week from DAY Of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the defAuing purchaser
upon giving five days notice of such resale in the
t Eyenhnf Star newspaper published In Washing.
apo til IN ,iilIlethM &tdts Trustee.