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EVENING STAR.
TUEsDAY..............May ls, ls7s.
A Novel UNCERTAINTIES.

About a year ago Hon. 8. T. Suit, of
frince georges County, Maryland (receut-
" elected state Senstor), well known in
New YORK and Louisville, started a project
bis own responsibility. For the information
OF those who have lost sight OF him for some
years, IL may be stated that this ger tleman
has eone into fruit raising. And has the lar
gest fruit farm In the country-SOOOO trees
slnone wnlch are The enormous number of
remainder being mostly peaches. He has
also . large vineyard. Mr.. Suit not long
since proposed 10 the Washington Moon-
ment Association to raise slO0. 900 20 com-
plete the monument 1t Washington, which
for twenty years has been q standing dis
month, bis offer was accepted. He came TO
this city and ordered a hundred tin boxes,
silver plated, and Is trying to employ
seventy I'VE ladies to start for su oscrIption
with seventy i've OF these boxes. His idea
is TO get these ladies 10 act In Philadelphia
during the Centennial. He proposes thai
the city and Centennial buildings shall be
dwellings and all puelic places will be sup
piled with the boxes, with the request on n
card that each person therein put IN one
cent, or as much more as they ike, the pro
ceeds TO be taken from the boxes each day by
the Treasurer Of the Washington Moaum aut
Association, who alone shall hold the keys
TO the boxes. This Is rather curious idea,
but Mr.. Suit has so much faith in IL that ne
says he has alTeaiy expended - 100 In the
effort without having collected cent or
at ked for money. Mr.. suit says he intends
10 complete the monument In the way he
has indlca ed, asking the AsSoci alton only
for the salaries of the ladies and the money
whole mind seems 90 be wrapped up In the
prCjSct.-I NetU York Rl5leffn
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g0 Miss Arch, daughter OF the English agi-
tator of that name, has appeared as a
preacher IN her native country, and attracts
large audiences.
81 The more Anna Dickinson leans up
against Henry WILL, the more she seems TO
regret the ne elected opportunities OF her past
life.
VThe widow Of President Polk has had a
special car placed at her disposal, by Col.
Scott, of the Pennsylvania railroad, for the
purpose OF visiting the centennial.
~rhere appears to have been some hostil-
lily against Mr.. Moody, the Evangelist, 10
Georgia, I'm consequence Of his objection 70
his white and colored auditors being divided
by Q board fence.
~Worcester Press: From the wIlds of
washington Territory comes the cry, "Send
MS wivesr" And m any o sad eyed Benedict
who reads this item VIII devoutly wish he
could respond TO the call.
~Three children, between ten End twelve
years OF age, went boating yesterday on the
river Sault an RecoIlet IN Can.da, and were
swept into the rapids. The VILLAGERS were
powerless 70 save them. Tae beat was upset
and they were drowned
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I'm TEE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II OF COLUMBIA.

SpectaI Term, Probate JKrisdicion Nav 9th, ls76.
In the matter Of the viii OF JAMES FITZPATs
the estate Of James Fitz patrick Of the District Of
Columbia. has this day been made by Peter
hereby notified to appear in this court on TUIS
DAY, the 9Th day Of June next. at 10 O'Clock
q m Ito sbow cause Why letters testamentary on the
estate Of the said deceased sheud not Issued e
prayed. fyecsdsd, . copy OF this order be pub.
Star previous 70 the aid day. test:
ms tu.As A.WEBSTER, Regtster Of Wills
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANNEBY SALE OF REAL ESfATE AT
hryIl0Ns On THE WEST SIDE or 1ATH


hTTpeIHtgNa 3S THE WEST SIDE OF 14TH
b. virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of a
ne District OF O0iumofe passed In equity cause 3
frento the p enises, on rUEsDAf, May is, 1873,
AZ $50 O'Clock D. m, part OF lot o. IN eouare as
SetinnipG for the same 81 point II feet south fro
the northeast corner OF saa lot and "a uare and run
nirg thence nth on the west line OF Iith street
vest ~ and x 100 feet 70 the north line OF nat OF
noe feet; thence due north IL and st-,OO feet TO a
point u feet south from the most northern line of
sid iot end being the south line of north street
and THENCE due east 100 feet to the begin And
improved by e two story frame stable.
cash On the day OF sale, within seven DAYS there
siteI and the residue 10 three equal instalm ct
sn, tEeive and eighteen months from the day Of
sale the purchaser purchasers giving his her or
their promissery notes for the deferred pay meats
bearing interest om the day OF sale at the rate OF
eient per centum per annum until paid; or the BUR
ehsser or purchasers may at his her or their cleo
days thereafter. posit OF 100 viii be req ured Of
the at the time of sale If the ter ms OF sale
are not with the trustees reserve the right
TO resell the property at the risk aud Of the de-
tsuuns purchaser, after ten days advertisement.
WARRE6 G. STONE. tr-.
HENRY W GARNETT,{ iTusseos'
mya-eord THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMP
~ knNLD PROPERTY ON X STREET, BE-
TWhEH iILH AND 12fH STREETS

TWEEN iILH AND i2rH sTRiETs
NORTHWEST.
Armsiead Reed VS.. Josephine Tyler ct al, in kfs
EQUITY numbered 4sl. Docket Is, made by the JUS
tce holding the Equity Term May Sd, le76, appoint
ing the undersigned Trustees, we will, on W bNES-
Day May 18th, 1876, IN 'front.' Of the premises, at 8
O'Clock me- sell at public auction, all that piece OF
land in the city Of Washington knoEn on the plat of
sald city a: The wet twenty fse feet Of lot num-
bered ten (lO), In Square numbered thres hundred
and seventeen (sHJ together with the improvements
thereon, cons stfng Of q two story Brick House
Terms OF sale, as fixed by decree, are: One third
ofthe purchase money in cash. and the remainder in
equal Instruments, at six and twelve ponths frsm
the day OF sale, the deferred payments to besr
interest and to be secured By lien upon the prop
erty sold. One hundred dollars in cash must be
paid at the time the property is Knocked down and
II the terms are not complied with within one week
from the Gay OF the property s to be resod at
the risk Of the defsultiDg purchaser
HENRY WISE GaRNETT,
JAb. G PAYNE, iFuSteeS'
Webster Law BuildirF,)
punCaDson Bros Aucts mys
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T1HOMAs BOWLING AuctiOneer
TRgsTEEs sale oE VALUABLE PRoPkRrY

IN GEOkGETOwH. d O., AT AUCTION
BY virtue Of q deed of trust, dated Febru- ~
airy l.t, A. ISL, to the undsrsigned, and f%%G
land records for the Pistriot OF COLUMBIA, aud AT
the request OF the party seeursd thereby, / will
$50, AZ O'Clock p m at the corner formed by the
Intersection Of Vet Market Space aud Bridge
street, George,own. 4. o., one undivided niath in:
Georgetown, ID. G. Said estate consisting of both
rsal and personal property, located. situated and
beng in the District OF Columbia The real estate
CONSISTS in part Of subdivision Of lot No %, old
Georgetown, fronting 81 6-l2 feet the north lice
Of Bridge street spd back IS feet the west side Of
Bank alley, improved by Q two story frame Dwell.
log house; subdivision Of lot No: Al, old George
town, fronting 80 feet on the south side of Bridge
street, and back IS IL feet the SIDE Of ar
ket Space, improved by frame store louise: also,
subdivision Of lot No Al, old Georgetown fronting
II feet on the south side of Bridge street, aud
OwelliDg House.
months, secured by deed of trust on the property
sold. A deposit OF 8 100 required when the bid is
acc pied. IT the terms Of sale are not complied
with within five days he Trustee the rifht
to resell at the risk and cost OF The defautinC plr
chaser, sitter giving five days notice
VIM. ID. OASSIN, Trustee,
myl3eO THOS. D0WEING. Aucr
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Y II. wABNER, corner 7th and + streets.

T6USTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EsTATE ON SOUTH l. STREET, BE-
TWEEN Sd AND 4TH sTs. EAST.
By virtue OF O deed Of tru { dated Yebrusry -
9th. A: ID. 1875. aHd recorded In Liber No rs, f.:
lilo as CT the land records for District o. 90 80
lumbia, and by direction Of the party secured, will
sell at public auction in front Of the premises,
MONDAY, the 22d day Of May, A. d. l576, at 8
OF ashineton ID. g, known as the western II
feet l0k inches front by ia feet inches deep of Lot
No. ~: In square No. 7s3, improved By . neat two
story Frame House.
Terms: One third cssh; balance in six and twelve
cured on the property. Convey ancina at purchas.
ers cost. 100 down at sale II terms not COM
plitd with In i've day from day Of SALE the Trus-
tee the to resell ct risk and cost Of
ROBERT h. WARD, Trustee.
myll.eo&ds j. r. COLDWELL. ealesman
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The C. rartEership Of J. @. WIsYALL 4 co.
szPiTiHg b. limitation on july Isl, our stock
MIST BE CLOSED
On or before tina. date.
We shall ODER to morrow, and continue to sell
Tor so days, eur large and complete stock Of
DRY GOODS
At GREAT SACRIFICE on ORIGINAL COST
and all goods remaining hsRd June Ist, will be
sold ~ AUCTION WITHOUT RESER9E.
In order to Close ~ 80 DAYS,
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
will be made . large portion OF our stock
Prints, 4, and 81 cents per yard.
Brown CottOLs, cents Der yard.
Figured Grenadines. So, 10 and l2I cts,
Grenadines in Stripes, at 10 cts.
SILK Gren adine- below cost.
Summer siiEs, S7t cts and upwards.
Pure Plack MOhairs. 81 cts. worth S.
Fine Black Dress silks, s. Cts, worth 81 20
5000 ards Black Alpscss, lSz to 37h cts,
PARAsOLS at cost.
Large lot Table Dsmssks. Napkins. vine Cloths,
Piano Covers, sc a. less Than New York cost.
~GEEA BARGAINS IN everything.
y. O. WISWALL q co.,
sp29-u S10Tt 81 near Pa ave,
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SPECIE Il ISIS PRICES!
BRODHEAD Il co

BRODHEAD Il CO.,
sSs FE oSfE hy.' i1S ed lo'h '''
FOREIGN 4ND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
~, AT MOST ATTRACTIVE PsIoEs
s sIs IIen sE:5ssiss:' ssc. former price ge.
Black Iron aren 81; sI.s.
Black Flat Mesh erensdiI e., 81 Is; siD
Striped, PlAidei and DAmase e=adires, also at
Guinet. Billions and Parsons celebrated makes.
A full line of Linen Lawns, in beautiful designs,
A few pisces oi sumner SILK, reduced from q zto
slpeE yard These goods are pure silk AID Of
White Shetland Wool shsvIs, Gle.
Stock Of &C mpiete. aud prices guaranteed.
msnuf.osuIer. and in portsrs than O e2sr rne
a most exeeIent button kid, in ali coiOrs, tists
y.assss; sis,:Ss s 10 Ss;.s9, I Iase; PER y.rs
Dsn.ss Plain 1 sss sRsd s PGss ''d' cheap
1900 sTKKEr: 6st nm and ls.h Iold stand
BRODHEAD a az.
apE-r $50 Pa sye.. bet. 9Jh and 10Th SITS
s3l PksssYLyAHIA AvrsuE,
Offers the es5sss. and choicest selection Of pRkss
Son eiingtne all wool materials, in shaded stripes
D.niskines ard D.m.sss Goods, in all the new
shades; ZeghJ suirinss
Linen Lawns, Printed Linens, Glasgow Checks
Broeade Grenadines. in black and colors.
Broc.ds silks, Brocsde 0ashmsres.
efR Suits from Q - TO so
French Cambria, Percale, Linen and Zephyr
Cl0th Suits from IS 20 SIS.
messing esehs Wrappers and skirts, very cheap.
escQues and Dala 8, In SIN, CsshmsIe and Drsp
d'Efe, from IS 10 $50.
A large stOcS Of sGa Umbrellas anc Lace Trimmed
Parasols.
An Inspection OF our stock win convince pur-
chsssrs tia, Offering tbs best goots, In al
varieties, at less prices than ever befJre sold.
One Price Only. JOHN r. MITCHELL.
ap1-tr S3I Pennsyivansa avenue.
SOUTH wAsHIN8YON Day GOODS.
- White Corded Piqu es 81 IKE. beautiful Oolofe0
Figured Piques az l5c.; white Goods, such e Mar
ssfilss, PLAID, stripe, and Plain HAnsooks Victoria
Lawns and Csmbrics, from DC. TO 30. 400 yards
hamburs Edst1 g. from to sc. Per ard; sIrins
Dress Goods, PiAid, Plain, aad Striped, from nxe.
town; AL mum bers mp TO 75c.; Spring Oesstmerss,
Tor boy. and gsnts, Sc % 81; another lot Of thoee
&C. Kids, Agenc5 for NINE Demorege. Jos. D.
BAILEY, corner TIN and y 81. southwest. aD1-0
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w CHEAP.
beautiful Spring Dress Good. 49, %, Is, 81, 81. 10, So
Six and Wool Dress Goods. 81.
Black Silks, 81, rs, 81 50, nl75.
Black Cashu ere, rs, 81, 81.
Black Alpaca double width, rs, 81, 81.
Black silks, u chair Alpaca, 50, worth rs.
Black GrenRdins. %. 81, SO
CARTER's, 7o7 Market Space.
Excellent Calico, ~.
Good Cotton, "a
Wide Sheeting Cotton, Is.
PARASOLS, PARAs0LS, PARASOLS,
Very Cheap. Very Cheap. Very Cheap.
Cloths, Cassmsres, for Men and Boys wear, 81, 50,
Good STOCK ng.. -; Linen snds erchieFs. g. Linen
Towels, s EIcelieot Sed Tick. IS; III OneV comb
Quilts, IS, bsautifol Lawn, H. excellent quail
Y White K, II. very fine all Linen Table
Damask so
Mems Shirts, made Of wAnsstta Cotton, Linen b.
scm, IS myl IT
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VIRTUE NINDICATED.-Mary BIogiatti,
fa1r daughter OF sunny Italy, aud but
eighteen years OF age, learning that she had
been slandered in respect 10 her virtue by
bert, sought, through her guardian, such
rsparatlon as the courts could give her
Win this view suit was brought in the
Marine Court to recover damages agatnst
me slanderer, which came 10 a conclusion
yesterday, before Judge McAdam. Numer-
Gus witnesses were examined on both sides
and the Judge, holding the words spoken by
the defendant 10 have been slanderous and
untrue, gave verdict for 500 I'm favor OF
the plaintiff. After the rendering OF the
verdict another scene ensued which was not
set down In the bills. II appears that when
The ISLANDERS against Miss Biogiatti were
uttered she was receiving attentions with a
view 10 marriage from one OF her young
countrymen, named Peter Bulletc: but
when he heard the ISLANDERS he refusei 10
marry her until they had been disproyed
When, therefore, the result of the trial was
announced, the friends OF the young lady
and her admirers got around them, and,
after considerable animated Conversation
induced the young people to get married.
there and then, and thus give the lady's vir-
Tue double and emphatic vindication. Mr.
j. Stewart Ross, who appeared as counsel
In the SANDER case for the plaintiff, an
nouDced 10 Judge McAdam as the result of
the consultation Of the principals and their
friends that they wished TO be Joined IN
matrimony. In response, Judge McAdam
called attention to the fact that there was a
clergy man present OF the same church as the
paities and suggested that he might more
properly perform the ceremony. To this the
parties rejoined through an INTERPRETER that
III was the custom in Italy to have a civil
marriage and afterward they could have the
ceremony performed In the church; the civil
marriage they wished TO have performed
then. Judge Nc Adam complied with theIr
wishes.-[N y. Herald, 1911.
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You've a hIDDLIT SS!ssii r.,.,. , ,,,,on,...

TRUSTEES' SALE or TWO VALUABLE
BRICK HOUSES. ON THE WEST sIOE OF
l2Ia; BETMEEN AND U STREETS
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated August -
18th, A: ID. 1870, and recorded In Liber GA. In
folio 2l9 ct seq, one Of the land records Of -.
Wellington eouhty, 10 the District OF Uolu nbia,
AID by direction Of of the holder of the secured
thereby will offer for sale. public auction 10
front Ct the prem Uses, on WEDNESDAY,. May
S4tn. 1870, at O'CLOCK p. m, ell those pieces
parcels Of ground known q, Lots fs and 10 in
falconsr and Aliens subdivision Of q part of the
BY two story Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: Q 200 on each house and the pro-
portional expenses Of the sails 10 cash. balance in
six and twelve months, secured by notes bearins
interest at eight per cent and by deed of trust
on the property. A deposit of 100 on each house
Will be required at the time of sale. Convey
at purch sser cost. III the term, of sale are moi
complied with within seven days, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defsulting purchaser.
PHILIP A. DARNGILLE,l r.
ROBERT p. DODGE, trustees
myl3 dads YOUNG q MIDDLETON, Aucts
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Y II. wAREER, corner 7th and II streets.

Trustee SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE on SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF NORTH CAPITOL STREET AND NORTB
ls1kEET. IN CITY OF WASHINGTON, u. q
BY virtue OF q deed of trust to me, bearing f:::s
date on the LIST day of july A ID. lS74, and re- ::i
Tor the District of CoIumbia and BY the direction of
the parry secured, will sell, at public auction in
front Of the property, on WEDNESDAY, the Z til
day OF May. A. ID. 1876 at o'clock D. m, all that
parcel OF ground ] the city OF Washington, ID O >.
known ana described as lot numbered one hundred
AID sixty (l6Ol, in Shepherds recorded subdivision
OF square numbered six hundred aud tuenty three
623 together with the mprov ements, Consisting of
nest three. story Brick Dwelling.
Terms: One. third cash; balance in six and twelve
months with Interest at eight per cent per annum,
secured by deed Of trust upon the property. don
veyancipg at purchaser's cost Sl00 down at time
of sale. II terms OF sale are not complied with I'm
five days from day of SALE the Trustee the
right to resell at risk aud of defau ting pur-
chaser. WIN. A. GORDON, Tru stee
spl5 eo&ds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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low a. SOC. 9-' ~
BLACK ALPACAs, Is, Is and aec
Douhie width a PACAS bea 5tiful blacks, at DC
HANDk ERCH IFS, 76c each
Bales y ard vide COTTON, Sc
4pS yarcs beautiful Plaid and striped DRE5S
GOODs In all the newest sha.es at 2sc., sold ct
Black CASH EREs, Spring weights, ss low as 50,
French LAWNS. new styles, l2c.
Csses wash POPLGN, 81c
Victoria LAWNS cheap IL, Is. Is, 2Oc. etc.
PAR4SOLS, REV style handles, 81, q IS, el.50,
o., o. 50, etc.
BLACK SILKS, very cheap.
GROs GRAIN and TAFFETAs, q, sI.25, q 50,
Sis. 81. etc
CASsIMEREs for Men and Boys Wear Is, 81, 50,
62. rs sc &. 81, etc.
loo rolls MATING, fresh and green, %, Is, &c.,,
etc.
c. M. TOwSON Il CO.,
myll-eotr $50 Pa. ave (south side), near 7th st.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.oneer.

I'HOMAS DeWLlNG, Aucttoneer.
On WEDNESDAY, May II, 1875, at -
O'Clock p m, in froLt of the premises, will s..S3
cell part OF Lot No. s. In square west Of square g.
IA fronting about IL feet on the west side of 25th
Gre k, improved by q comfortable two-story Brick
yelling aid Frame Building on the rear Of
the lot.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in and Il months,
with interest at per cent.
myi5-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionser.
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BEWARE OF CATs.-Our attention has been
called TO a case OF poisoning by the bite OF an
angry cat, which the attending physician
pronounces as violent as the bite of any cop
perhead or rattlesnake he ever heard Of
IWheelinQ w. Td.) Register.
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nOwNMAE & GBEEN,
II Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 412 18th street northwest.

No. 412 18th street northwest.
We Will sell at public auction, to the hi ghest <Se
bfcder, on THU kSRAF, the 18th dav Of May ,&yH
AZ O'Clock m all that c. rtain piece -sAs
eel Ct ground knoun and described upon the plat
books Of Washington, ID O., as lot 10. in John W :.
Starts subdivision of lots 2. 8. 7, ant g. in
sqIare III, on Boundary street, between 18TH and
18th streets.
Terms Of ssle One third cash, Of which $50 must
be paid at time Of sale, and the bslsnce six and
twelve months. secured by purchasers notes, bssr-
ing reven per cent interest, the premises sold.
Convey aneing at purchasers cost.
mo cost n. q LUTrRELL, Salesman.
~POsTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, THE
17th, Same hour and place.
NILS M O. LURTRELL. Salasmen,
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II II. WARNER, corner 7th and r sits.

TX IL COrucT fIn ana u et8.
AUCTION SALE OF A TwO-sTORY GOTHIC
COTTAGE ON COTTAGE HILL,D NEkR
TIE TERMINUS OF THE COLUMBIA BAIL
On FBlDAY, May 9th, 1876, q. 8 O'Clock .. m =.
viii be .old, 10 front Of the premises, lots s. "A
ana 81, In block H. Of Hall Holden s snbdi- fm0
vision Of gro und knswn as Cottage Hill. '.x..A
fcrmsrly kucwn IS "Long Meadows, improy cd as
above. his property commands q beautiful view
OF the city and SURROUNDING country.
Terms One fourth each. and the balance a. one,
two, spd three years, with interest, secured by q
deed CT trust $50 down at time of SALE and ali con-
yeysncing n purchasers cost.
myl2ftu,tb,st j T C0LDWE ELL, Salesman.
WILL SELL, Al PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
MONDAY, at O'Clock p. N. APRIL "a, In front
OF the premises, two threestory Brick Houses, Nos
l24 and l26 Sd street southeast; Term. made
known on day Of sale. GE0RGE COWIE,
Secretary n. @. Il. E. Association.
BOWMAN GREEN, Au,ts.
NJ U. IUTTRELL, Salesman. apl0-Staw
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 92d day Of May, same hour
and place, GEORGE C0WIE,
Secretary n u. & Il. Association.
epA- M. q. LUTTLELL, Salesman.
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UNIVERSAL r.. r. TICKET OFFICE.
hILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
Ted"ctio6 D Of SsE Or p sGl1 Ia III -
upon any other Office or de potEHIHHn$H
In this city.
Tickets good till used Bssssge checked through.
Apply TO NJ. d. WHITEBIDE,
ABLY 927 Penn CANDY
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GREAT BARGAINS
DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION
20 pieces hardsOr1e Plain, Stripe and Damask MO-
mars at g, worth 50, Loo pieces handsome Lawns
ard Percsles, warranted fast colors. At H1 per
yard; neal Stripe Summer Silks at IS, 81, aud q I;
rich Black sfiks mOhairs, aud Alpaszs in all best
GRADS. AZ low prices; Lupfn' Ali Wool, and Sill
aud Wool Black Grenadin, 3, very CHEAP.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
Zine Cashmeres, Cretoas. b Jmbaziue DeLains
and Tsmese Cloths in all best makes. 10 A, l2-4
Linen skeetings, Table Damssks, Napkins and
ToveliDgs all st low d,vn prices, to suit the pres
tuIe, ~
wv. CDL9.EY,S
CHEAP CORHER, sol, sra ST.,
myl3-tr Market Space.
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FOB SALE By
FRANCIS MILLER,
febA-eoSm 3O5 9Th street northv est,

TSOHEEs LOAN OFFICE, 0oysm af TIA ssvss
- and Nsv York acenss, entrance on New ~
York avenue. The most private Loan ONCE
tn the city. Money loaned 1t the lowest rateO (
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
Gentiemen's Clothing, CARPETS. and I'll articles q
valua. ian6l.lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-16

NOW Il YOUR TIME
NOW If EVER.
We have ops1ed during last week, and shall offer
81 prices never before r6acnei 4:
D pieces sumner Silks
81 pieces Black Grenadines
ID pieces extra do. in Blacks, Browns Blues and
Silver Gray Plaids for Overdress.
NJ pieces Black silks from 75c to 81.
Spices de-. extra fine qualities, At 10 PSF cent be-
low market Tafe'
50 pieces al wool aud Silk and Wool Dress Goods
- Pic All wool De Sege at 3ll4c; bsst goods In
Abe city for the money
- dOZ. Ladles' COlOred AID White Skirts from Use
10 81 80 each
Ladies and Gents Gsuze Underwear. fun
ST. ok
Domestic Goods at Agents prices
~ECmenbsr location.
myl5-tr No. 3I4 9Th street n W, near Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-16
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d st.

NALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY reONT-
ING oHI0IH STREET BETwekN STREET
and PEkHsYIyANIA AVENUE NORTH.
WEeT, AT AUCTION.
On THURsDAY, May 3, 1876, at 8 O'Clock -
m, viii sell, in front Of the premises. t.I
two story and attic Brick Dwelling contain -.
Ing about ten rooms, having absut IS feet inches
'front.' running back 81 feet, more less, to alley,
being No sos.
Terms: One-tbird cash balsuce in six, twelve and
eighteen mont hs Tor notes besring interest from day
OF sale and secured by deed of trust on the prem
ises sold. All convey anctng at purchasers cost.
SlOo down when the property ts struck of
mylS-td WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct