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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucticnesr.

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on TIE
NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE.. BETWEEN nth AND 18TH STREETS
k0RTH WEST, AT AUCTION.
- Or MONDAY, Ma! sth, 1876, at 81 O'Clock
- p m in front Of the premises, will sell that
v.ry valuable busiEess property on the north side
Of Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th AID Is n
streets northwest No. 1743l, being Lot No. Z, in
s1uare l66 having front OF 30 feet By depth OF
9 two story Brick DvelliI known as the Star aud
Garter Restaurant.
Terms: One third cash; bslsnce in 6, u and Is
months, notes bearing interest at psr cent pei
annJm, aud secured By deed Of trust on the prop
erty. deposit OF . 100 requires AZ time Of sale.
AL conveyalcing at the crst Of the purchaser.
eI2o-d tn DS. BOWLING. Anct
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THos BOWLING, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON pUkRABT0N AND BEALL STREETS,

1BUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON DUkRARTON AND BEALL STREETS,
IN GEORGETOWN
II BY virtue Of two deeds OF trust, bearing Date
- the LIST snd Sd DAYS OF February, 1864. and re
GuIded IN IlbeI e. T., No 20, at foios Iss and
la the undersigned will sell MONDAY, the
2gth day OF May, A. ID. l576 in front of the pre-
mlses on DuDbsrton street, at o'clock o ~. the
east half parts of Lots No 10 aud ST. in Beslls ad
clifton 20 Georgetown the same fronting thirty 3Ol
feet on DDnbartOn street and extending ba-k of
that v 10Th rOrthwaTdy one hundred snd twenty
rect Improved with n comfortable dwelling h use
~ other out buildings, the premises being No %
DunbsTton street and the OF her par eel Jog a va
cant lot fronting 81 feet on Besl street having
depth OF 10 'ett.
Terms of sale: One third each residue in two
equal pay meDts OF six ard twelve months, with To-
'ertst 20 be secured b. deed Of trust 500 deposit
hen The property Is struck on which Is 10 be for
feited II tie terms ave not Piled with within
DAYS after sale. All convey ancpg and recording al
purchaser eI pense
ESAU PICkRELL, Surviving Trustee
sp2s cod ICour.l THOs. ] nWLING, Anct
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CIrANrre FIooxs WIN or.xar
ILsts shocking. isn't it9 But then thsv
Jsm.p mof ,n ., tnem lnsn we DO, for ft d IN
OF oranges, and you may be sure Al Is trpe-
because MT GoSse saw them do a. The icor
1850, q. nsTd. polished wood, aud before the
Iamlly we're out Of bed two or three coior~s
servants scrubbed over the whole OF Al wiz
souf oranges, cut lp halves. When the iuic,
w. ruooed out Of one piece they would take
mem. A polish was put on by rubbinf with
eoSosEut hosk, and the floor looked as N Al
nsd oeen wsxed.-lss. hichOlas yor MAJ
he DIDN'T LOOK like a deprsyea you,y
,no1s ne IA more tns appearance OF one %
the keepers OF cheap HASH houses n cold chiII
as they pass by. We greeted him cordisiix
We stepPea forward with our cash mad
yance smile % learn his wants; but when he
mildly asked. Don't you want q CORES
pondent TO go down TO the centennial and
properly represent your influential sheet.,
We Just said please remove your hat ttlI
we gaze upon thet noble brow" Then ne
grabbed out our branding iron and an M berea
NM is'2Sl.-l 61s'os tSec Psess.
fuLroN woNAr has an apparatus CON-
s,rsssS NJ, NH the CLOCK, which, BY pulling q
s - tnst rests under her pillow deoofes
me exact time when her husband - ~,
INTO ped thus doing away with All p,ssthIti
~ S q, nIs Pstming OF O'Clock Tor has, snd
ing up n her night-shirt Go consult \ t,rns-
piece. Bnt still there's n shade az sorros
ffNrsI
unul another improvement is added thsi
VIII tell Shere he's been F'adfos Ttass.
MORAL: LET OTHER MEN'S WrvKs
ALoNE.-In Philadelphia ycs terday t,,ornto..
joseph Harrar, formerly a policeman sbnf
aud mortslly wounded ex-Iieut OF PolIc-
william X. Hess NOW a mem Der OF Ire -
serve pollcel, at the boarding house of tha
latter. Hess, NJ Is SAID. assisted Harrar,s
vile when she was deserted. AT times nv
Harrar, and this excited the jealousy OF ths
lstter' Harrsr is POW I'm custody.
HF~The Atlanta Ca Constitution. speak-
ing OF the democratic nomination saVs-
- nder no circumstances. we hone Will fhe
name OF any southern man. for patent req
sons, De presented for the Vice Presidency
The nomination Of a southern man would en-
sure The defeat, we tear, OF the ticket"
81 In Anoka, Mimi, recently a sIN-vear-
Old gil was overheard telling her plavmafe
That she had attended a church Socfabie the
evening before, and that a little bow kisset
her while they were engaged In a play, buI
she said; That's no harm, cause ID WAS orr
preachers boy, you know"
AZ Thus talks an old farmer about his
boy From l6 10 20 they knew more than n
didi at - they knew as much. az 80 they
were willing 10 hear what bad 20 saw. ri
- they asked my advice: and I think when
they get 10 be 90 they viii acknoW Ledge thai
Inc Oh man does know something.
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MARRIEn

BkOMN-SCoTT. On the 9Th Of April, lsr6, a,
hch encre church, by Rev. Or Dssniel. Mr. sH..-
ton.
OHALLlCE-L0CkE On the Hath OF " arch ls-s
~ TIE Rev John y. Voucher, Nm. q CHarErCF III
WIoSShiyn, y TO Miss sALLIE A. LocKE, o.
lPhiiSdelphis pspers please COPY
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JUDGMENT WITH INTEREsT.-In the New
York supreme court the assignee of the Mar
ket savings bank has obtained judgment for
SIS, 4Q67s against ex-Priest Van Name aud
one Bemes, ex-member OF the legislature,
for balance OF an amount, with interest, OF
bank funds they, In conspiracy with Conk-
applied from the bank funds TO cover mar
gins on stock In 1869.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD,
APRIL 10, 1875.
LEAVE WASHINGTON


IN LEAVE WASHINGTON
s:oo-BsItimOTe. Ellicott City. and way stations.
o:43-baltirnors, Annapolis, and way stations,
Nm olat s 4l BOOKS and intermediates stations,
e:0o-Ns'c fork, PhiladsPaia aad Boston Ex-
-. P,sss- Pullman Psrior Cars
eIsI Ca. s! LSwls aad Pins5Ezs r.
s:2o-POibi Of Rock. and way stations.
st:-Bsl' imOre and way stations.
nOls-Bsliinore Unlimited Express. No Stops.
l2:I3-Palfimore. way stations and Annapolis.
l.30-hstr Tors, Phtiadstphia and Norfolk Ez-
PES, On sunday, ell Way Stations and
ssSS-ss,i%eEs .s3 way stations: -
and wsy sastions' Via Rels.' '' freoeriok
4:sS-TIsdsrisk and Point Of Rocks, cvia Metro.
x:4s-Bsitimore. AnnspOIi, and way stations.
hssT.toTn and wiSeh..ts r' si.ep 6gs car,
% chicago, att and LoWiSriHs.
sPict aud Way Stations sia R.l s,s''' frea'
9'3s-Batmore, Blsdensburg, BeltsyiIIe, Lsu-
7:00-Bai'iHOrs E1pTSS.
1:30-Bsllimore ans way stations.
oio- Bs1,a9. Way stations to BlSensburs,
s:2o-Pitsburs. but 20 come ction beyond Mar
tlnsbufE by train leaving sunday night
Way Stations on Metro poiitsn Branch
S;SO-hsIr fo-S aad Ph,Ladsl1t,a Nisht Express
s33-BsltmOre and principal var stations,
1O:SO-hsT;i1sb9rs and way stations, MetrOpOIi-
i1:3o7si. L3sis szsrss'. Chicago, Columbus,
EandurEV- Newark.
JlO. : 90. is, 1918 m i 1870, Sis $50,
5.S3. 80, SO, $40, 9. 80, 9:35 aad 1880 p.
All Olher trains daily. excep: Sunday AH,rsins
SCI as Relay except $50 D. m, which stops when
sisnsled Tor Passengers north of Baltimore.
No CONNECTION on Sunday tor HsRerstown, An
naTohs, or Nalles Branch; nor for New York and
PhIlsdelphia a. = m. and 30 D. m.
Leave Can den Station, Baltimore, for Washing
lon DdIiy-3 1 5, 90, 6.25 a m: 4 90, sos,
$50 100 ~ gS!'y, y s[,,P, SsHaGs 70
no. 1l;ls ,. m. SRHdGy-9:l5 .. m. and l:3J
2. .
FOR further information apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station and
-, COL ard sos PennsyivanIa avenue, where
orders viii be taken TOR baggage to be chez ed and
received .. any point in the city.
Thus Y. SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.
l. NJ. COLI. General Ticket AGENT
GRO s. KUONTZ, General Agent apis tr
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'hOs1EES SALE OF UNIMPhONED PROP
ERTG ON SOUTH SIDE OF yIRGINI A
ANENUE,NEaR TWkNTY-FIR5rs STREET
MhsT. AND ON WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
ssT TREEEf EAST, BETWEEN A AND b
~ BY virtue of scecrse OF the Supreme Court
No COO we will seii a. -! a, cause
PREMISES, on THURSDAY. the Sth day Of May lsyS.
az q O'Clock .. IN, Weather permitting lots sin "a,
10 elghteen 49, both inclusive, our subdivision OF
gnal lot one, in square Ell fhty three, s3D in
we CITY OF Washington, ID. o., recorded in book
u tupd1ylsions Il. l. II. ct page ls2 Virginia ave-
Lue graded and the curbstcne along % uare So
On nlDAf Y, next day, in front of the premises,
a. clock D. m, weather pepmitting, lots in our
subdivision Of the east half of square huadred
AND eighty eight. (733) in the city Of Washington
u. u, a. recorded In book of subdivision Il l.. q
page 1884, The streets bordering said part square
ISs are completely i'm proved.
Terms OF sale: Que fourth cash; balance 10 three
e9ns, isstaliments, IL cir, Twelve and eighteen
whole purchase money may be paid 10 cash within
ten days after sale. A sposit of SIS on each lot
VIII be required at the lime Of sale. All convey.
ancing AZ purchssers cost No deed given until the
whole OF the purchase money is paid IL the terms
OF sa'e MT com Piled with within tea days from
the Cay of ssle, the right 10 resell the
property at the risk and cost tbs defaultiUg pur
chaser, after five days public notics in the Evening
ktar.
A plat OF each subdivision will be exhibited at
each sale.
We viii psy all taxes aud assessments thst are
Levi d. due and payable,
WIN BNLLAETYsE, 1881 9TH It, w.,,r
NJ Will. 1AS, S01 Penps. ave n. W.. I irusees
apps dSss u, h WABNER, Auctioneer.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

OATaL9UGUE SALE oEAyERY LARsE AND
VALUABLE COLLECTIONS OF BOOKS,
Among With are the Library Of the late Tx over
nor Francis Thomas, OF Maryland. sold BY order
ofthe Administrator. Also, two ethsr Private
Libraries, containing many Scarce and valu-
able Books, embracing Early Local aud STATE
History Of America. Illustrated Works, Biog.
rapby. Poetry. Travels aud General LiterAture,
to be soid ct my Aucti N IONS, south vest
corner Penpsylvania Avenue afd ilth street
Or MONDAY EVENING, May 1ss, 1875, AID sol-
low ing Evenings, Commencing ct IN O'Clock pre-
apps II THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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ANOTHER CLERICAL ScANDAL.-The Rev.
Z. A. kendrick, pastor OF the True Baptist
church, Columbus, Ga, has been arrested on
the charge OF seduction Of young girl, and
is now held in the jail OF that city 10 protect
him from being mobbed by the girls friends.
kendrick protests his Innocence.
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TERRIBLE DISASTER AT THEATER-At
The burning OF the Theater des Arts at Rouen,
France, on Tuesday night, four soldiers were
killed and fifteen wounded while endeavor-
Ing 10 save lives. Fifty persons were injured
and taken TO the hospital. The number OF
lives lost is not stated.
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DAwNBROKER's SALE.
By JAMES GUILD. Aucii,nes-

By JAMES GUILD, Auctionee7
On MONDAY, May I, a. Z O'Clock y M I will
sell at 1882 PeDnsy lsania svenue, for ii. X. Ful-
tUn All Ot lis forfeited Pledges u date emb racing
a large AZ vsluahe collection, and Costume saio
sale EVERY EVENING following until all are
disposed If.
Esreciai sales OF Clothing, May I'd and 81, It
10 o'clock q. m.
Ladies are invited. ABBA
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THE COMMITTEE TO INvEsTIG ATE CHAs.
O'CoNoR.-The New York Bar association,
on Chas. OConors request, has invited a
committee to investigate recent allegations
about his conduct in reference 10 fees had IN
DID,, Wilson q. Hunt, howard Potter, and
ex Judge Porter, VIII Dan'l l.. Peabody, sec
rotary, The committee ..eAis ssinrts =
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nUNCAHs0N BIOS, Auctiopeers,
~ southeast corner of eth snd u sts . northuest
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, PARLOR SUITE,
LBE Tor TABLES, WALNUT MARBLE TOP
SHAmBIR SUITEe,OAK CHAMBER SUITES,
WARpR0BES, HAIR AND HUSk MAT
TRESSEs. SPRING UHDERBEDs, PILLOWS
AND BQLS tERS, BRUSSELS, THREE PLY
MATTIsGs. WALNUT rXTENsInN DINING
TsBLkS, WhLhUT MARBLETOP sIOE-
hoard, DINING AND OTHER CHAIRS. Sill
NEk PLATEDWARE, CHINA AND GLASS
WARE, REFRtGERAT0R AND WATER
COOES R,COOkING AND HEATING STOVES,
KiTGHEN REQUISITES, ETO., ETC, ar
n On TUESDAY MORNING, May %, Is76,
w at 10 O'Clock, at No. 2IO al stree. north
T1w west, near PeRnsylvsni avenue, the resi-
'dence Of party declining housekeeping
shall sell the above excellent and well kept fu enl-
ture. Terms cssh.
ap2S THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionear
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ANOTHER Boy MURDER.-Joseph f. Da.
v1Chon, aged IL years, was shot and killed
Monday near Albany, Gentry county, Mo-,
by Frank Corley, aged IS years.
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EDWIN J. SWEET, Auctloneer.

TRpsTEE'S SALE OF FINE, LARGE STOCK
OF DRUGS, TOGETHER WITH THE GOOD.
MILL AND FIXTURES AND LEASE OF
pRUG STORE At THE SOUTHWEST COR
NEk OF 1TH AND N STREETS NORTHwEs
~ By virtue Of deed OF trust to nre, dated De-
NJ cember IL ID. 1878, and duly recorded in
w Liber No Bl4, folio 81, one of the land recors Is
80 for the District of Columbia, will sell at
April 29ih ne, at O'Clock .. N a large aud fine
lot Of Drugs, Ptriunery Toilet Articles: &c, &c,
&c being he entire stock of Drug Store No 2J2,
the southwest corner Of TIA and streets nort
west.
Terms Of sac cash. deposit Of 81 see required
of the purchaser at time Of sale. If the terms of
sale are not complied With ia two days ter sale,
the trustee the right to resell the properly
at the risk and cost Of the defsulting purchaser
GEORGE J. BOND, Trustee
ep22-td L. }. SWEET, Auctioueer
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TRUeTEEs' SALE AT AUCTION OF AN
L ELEGANT DWELLING ON 1 STREET
bETWEEN ykRM0HT AVENUE AND


a BY virtue Of q deed OF trust to us, dated
~ "a arch Is, 1874 and recorded ia Liber No. 747,
iolO M one Of the land records OF the District of
Columbia. We will. on thursday, the 2fth day
OF A pril, 1916, At O'Clock ., ia trout - the
pr misses, sell at public auction, Lo. No Is, in } G.
Berrets subdivision of Al Lot No s, 50 uare
No e9, said subdivision being recorded IA Liber
II. ID G., folio l4l IN the office of the Surveyor Of
the District of Columbia.
This lot fronts on street north and runs back to
9 30 foot alley; is proved by an elegant three
story Brick Dwelling. mo. 1887 / street north
west,) with basement, attic and ba tx building, aud
has excellent furnace and range
Terms One third Of the purchase money IN cash,
and balance in three equal payments at g. II aud Is
months from day OF sale, for which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate Of Der
cent. per annum, and secured b. deed Of trust on
will be required OF the purchaser at the time Of SAFE
All convey apciDg at the expense of the purchaser.
1T the terms OF sale are not compiled With within one
week from the day Of SALE the trustees the
right TO resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser, upon giving seven days
notice In the National Republican and Eveaing
Star. GEORGE W RIGGS, lr...
ARTHUR FENDALL, fISsees'
apn IRep1 DUNOANS0N BIOS, Aucts.
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, the 9th day of May, A. ID. 1876 ct the
sane hour any place. By order of
GkORGE w. RIGGS, lr.
spH IRepl Arthur FENnALL, ifuees'
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l. Real Estate Auotioneers.

AGCTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE TRUCK
The pIsTRI9T n OF COLUMBIA, AND 0rP0.
81 BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated on the 18th
Ssy Of July, D; 1873, and recorded in Liber
ords Of the District Of Columbia and at the -rittsn
the m sas Of Say s
oolock p m, offer for sale, at public auction, to
si slss hidden the III 9s
and IN q oN a
Of Blue Pans which wa. devised to on TSomss
W. Berry by his father, w ashington Berry, by his
IL Berry ~ sPd 4s9. ss i ssS
rtc2rded Eovemter 18th, 1858, il Libsr 81, of the
the following metes and bounds: Beglnniog for the
same at stake on the edge of the rank of the Poto
and notehed bears south 5 aegTsss west is
and from which stake the northeast corner Of the
,outh 49, degrees, east chains and Is links; and
running thence in a straight line Tor q stone, an
north IS degrees, east II chains and s links to a
stake thence south degrees east 10 chains ana IS
ola Ferry road theaes seaR 7s dsgre sas
west 10 chains and 81 links to a stale at
BANK, as follows, yii:cNor!h, 7054 degrees west, j
chain ard 81 links, to big elm tree at high tice
marx; thence north IA degrees east, chains and 3i
Inns: thence north So degrees west chain and a3
liuEs; thence north Hz degrees east, 2 chaiSs and
INES; thence north "A degrees east, chsins and
ar 30 links to thu Beginning, the whole contaiaing
81 acres mo!e or less; exceo iDF, however, there,
from s that part OF said tract heretofore conveyed
by said Rays to the Washington City aud Poiet
Lockout Railroad Com pany a right of way. eon-
tanning for the said right Of way about and IS 100
ceres more CT less.
This tract contains the m 1st valuable lsrd for
market gardening in this District of Columbia, aud
Is unsuIp passed as a truck farm. The Washington
City and p L.. Railroad passes through the place.
The terms OF sale are: One third Of the ase
money in cash, and the bsisace in two equal pay
ments, at one AID two years resp ctvely from date
interest q X narc
and secured by a deed of frost upon the premises
all cCnyoyancing a. purchasers cost deposit OF
gro Will be required at time of sale III tho term.
OF sae not complied with in 10 days from time OF
purchase resale will be made ct the risk and cosi
Of defsulting purchaser.
SAMUEL l.. PHILLIPS, Trustee,
apl9 tdbs L. ROSS PERRY, Attorney.
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DowNnAN GEE FEN r.,.,. .n,,,on..,,

IL Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
s ST fsk NoRT;H SETMEES saD AND aSD
r. BY virtue Of a deed ottrust to rs, dated On the
m Of the and HT seoTG. fSr the bs
District Of Columbia ana at the request q this holder
sSs ds in e front Of the
wit Part Of lot numbered four a. in square number
&c ftty, ltn beginning for the same at point
eight go inches from the southwest corLer OF said
S' he S sa
feet; thence northwsrdly seventy three (73) feet;
srSy IS let b rgS 10
free and unebstructed of the alley in the rear of
to os %tb f S WITH S me
substantial two-story Frame House, with back
Terms of sale $1,000, with interest at ten lOJ per
cert from the 9th day Of May, 1878 and the ex
yesr for which the note Of the viii be re.
quired, bearing interest at eight 49, per cent per
viii be TeGured al at ths time Of saIe All oo6 9i
ytyarcfng az the purchaser cost If the terms are
resell the property at the risk and cost of the de.
faultipg purchs ser.
sp7 eokds E. J. MIDDLETON, JR..S trustees
GEORGE W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.
TRUsTLEs, sALEOE AEEsIRABLE THREE.
BulLpING. No. 1920 I2rH STREET, AND
ALE; BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS
a. By virtue OF 8 deed OF trust dated March H.
~ ID. 1875 duly recorded in Libar No IT'S, folio
IS one Of the land records for the District OF Column
bis and Of the request of the party secured thereby
will sell ct prbltc srcioa in front Of the premi
ses, on WEDNESDAY, May 3, 1876, a. 5 O'Clock D
m, a. that piece or parcel Of ground situate In the
city Of Washington, District of Columbia. known
and designated on the plat or plan of said city lot
ltttered b., of the subdivision Of lots fifteen Us
and sixteen, (l6,) in square numbered two hundred
and eighty (2sl, y said lot having front OF
twenty three feet by 6ep'h of one hundred and
my feet one and one half inches, together with
the improvements, &c.
TENS: OLe-third cash: balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months with Interest at per cen, psT an
' pun: secured By deed Of trust on the property
sold, or all cash, at the option Of the pIrchassr
deposit OF s2 Will be required at ttms Of sale and
al conyeyancing at pense Of purchaser. Terms
70 DC with In seven days or property ia be
chaser, after hye days advertisement.
hsk sRTIN q q HAWAII MshhRRSSER'} Trustees,
apH m,w,f
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IMPORTANT To- THE TRADE AND PUBLIC.
OVER el73,OOO WORTH OF
FOREIGN AND UO N ESTIC DRY GOODS


ro,,, a their Large ard Spacious Store,
COBNER 10TH hNU D SITS. Washington, ID. O ..
Commencing TUESDAY, April IL, 1916
a large consignment Of Foreign aud Domestic
Dry goods, consisting of West Of England, ETeuch
and Germsn Broad ana BARROW Wo5len Cloths, Of
All shades ane Colors; French. English aud Scotch
Fsncl TWeeds and OassineTes, FSrOack, Moscog
ald EsqGimaUN Beavers, Cbincbillss, VestinRs,
Gloakipgs, &c. Also, Scotch, Ere ch and Germ an
Psisly Cashmere, Queensland, Ottomsn Lace, aud
other fashionable and desirable shawls bwiss Not
tins ham Laces, &C.
DRESS GOODS IN great variety, such as heavy
Black and OolOred silks, SatiDs, Irish aud Lyons
Popins, All col Merilos. Drlafnes, sateen Cloths,
serges, elegant imported Plaids. Alpacss En press
Cloths, &C &c very rich and rare assortment OF
Lyons SIX N.lvets, Velvetesns sHd fine Plush Suit
Jugs, Prints, Blesched ard Unbeached Cottons from
one TO three yards wide, large limo of English and
American Blankets, Flsnueis; Ladies', Gents and
Children's Hosiery, Gloves, Sc, together with .
very choice and well selected stock of Velvet Brus-
sells, Administer, Tapestry and Ingram OARPET-
II GS, BUGS, &c, &C.. from medium to finest i'm
ported MaTseilIes and Turkish Quilts and q variety
Of Their goods too numerous to mention.
" Sales to continue FROM day to day until the
entire stock Is disps sed of. The whole to be sold
. without reserve, in lets to suit, all for cash
Sales commence daily at 10 q. ~, p. m , and IL
y. m. apl4 I'm
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ITNIyERsAL R.R TICKEr OFFICE

RAILROAD TICKETs to or from all points
bought. exohars ed OF sold At
REDUCTION o. oSE DOLLAR&s9 IL -
upon any ether Jfice or dc IEE1 EH
In This city.
Tickets gOOc TIL used. Baggage checked through.
Apply 70 N. ID. WHITESlDE,
apl-Iy 915 Penn. ave. WAshiagfOa. ID. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-28
X Real Estate Auctioneers,

ThUsIEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON THs NORTH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVE
NN6o6s BnTWEEH 9TH AND 7IH STREETS,
. By virtue Of a deed Of trust to us, dated on
"a the nrst day OF December, A. d. 1870, and re-
CORDED In Liber No. 638, folio 3T ct SEQ of the
Land Records for the District of Columbis, and at
the request OF the holder Of the note thereby Sc
cured. we VIII sell at public auction, in front Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of
nay, A. D. I5l6 at p m the following described
T. al estate and premises, situated in the city Of
Washington, In the District Of Oolambis, to wit
lhe east hall OF lot numbered four 90, In sausre
numbered four hundred and fifty (lsOj, together
With the improvements thereon
=, Terms: Obe-thfrd In cash, and the balance in
thrte go equal payments, At L. Is and "a onths,
IT wren the notes Of the purchaser will be re-
Qulrtd beariDg Interest at eight 49, per cent DE-
snnum and dated on the day Of sale, secured by q
deco o. trust on The premises tbs purch aser NAV
psy all cash at his option deposit OF 100 will be
required at the time Of sale. All conveyancfnR at
the purchasers cost If the terms are NOT com oied
With In ten days reafter, the TRUSTEES reserve
The at 70 resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the defaultiug purchaser.
REBLCoa r. MELLEN,,
apzl eo6ds (nee HAINI,N