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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
L Real Estate uctioueer..

Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUsTEEs,sALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
RsAL ESTATE Us srRsxT. sETwEES
By virtue Of deed Of trust, datsd June Is, Il
ls7e, snc rscsrded In Liber No. Tss, folio 4s7, t@
wkisEseAY.tssa ssS dsy ai, Js,, a. iss ;,
6p m on the prem i.se. proceed 20 sell at public
IN Is: city ,ns
District OF Colunei., and known on the eroand
Two, in square numbered four hunsred and three.
!4os.l contained within the following mstes and
street north, distant seventy 7UJ feet vest from the
sss sgr q ss aud .uanas thence
four sa4 feet and q ur % inches; thence south ons
feet and iour(A inches to the place of beginning,
mhfevea Q, two story AID attic Frame DWellins
The terms Of sale are: One. third OF the purchase
money, and the expenses of the sale, 10 cash, apd
the ,, balance in two equ:l PAYMENT. at and u
cured to the satisfaction Of Trustees A deposit Of
eloo will be REQUIRED at the time Of sale. All CON
are not complied with within ten (lOI days Of saIa
resale viii be made at the risk and cost eff default
s r R1ss P sEss rrus.ess.
iIIs-eosds Soaa Na Mfn5HpE EROS, Aucts.
X II. wABNER, Corner 7th and = street,.
TRUSTEES SALE oFIMPRovEp PROPERTY
sFHktTs so sThT VEST SIr"EhN Q AND X
o & and G1
1 " to s 400 7ts folio ~ So and iber No ~
Of Columbia, and by the written request Of the
on Rs Vii y p9
ls16, at "a o'clock p ell that piece parcel of
ground situate and being the city of Washington
District of Columbia. and ~ wn AID desisuAied q,
let numbered twenty nine (29j, ia Coltmsn and
Adams, trustees, recorded subdivision OF square
numbered three andre aud nine 1909
Terms: One fourth cash, balance in SIX, twelve,
AID eighteen months, for which she notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest at s per eeut per an
rum from day Of sale, aud By decd of trust
o. the property sold, will be taken. A deposit of
sHo will be required At time of sale. Ala convey
ancing at the expense of the purchaser. IL the
terms OF sale are not complied with n days from
day of SALE the Trustees reserve this right 70 resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defauitin
purchaser, after days advertisement.
p. HOLLOWAY, No..
CHAS T. FRASER,{ irusees'
VlS Goods j.. T. COLDW ELL. Salesman
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AUCTION SALES.
CANsON BIOS, auctionsers,

hUhCAksoN BIOS, aueFionsers,
PARLoR SUITE, WALNUT cHaMBER SETS.
EXTENsI0N TABLE, BODY. B2uSsELs
AND HTHER OARPETs. WARDR0B rs,
lkENCH CHINA DINNER SETS. MkTTIHG,
nATTRkS SEES. JHAIK AND sHUCklPA4
LOB AND COOK sT0ykS, kITOHEs, UrEN-
slLS. CkO0kHBT AND GLkssAkE. &C !,
&C BITING Tax ENTI8K H1UsEHoLO
EU&hITURr CONTAINED IN No 50 COZ
NER OF INV JERSEY AVENUE AID d
eTREBT s0UTHEAsT
On TrIIAY MORNING, July 81, con-n
meneibg at O'Clock. We viii sell the enfite "
Cob tents OF the above numbered house The ~
inIniiurs h 70 good condition and worthy the
nls-d DUNoaNsoN BROS. aue...
HH0hAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
BY CATALOGUE.
BbAsk BOOKS, A FINE COLLECTION or
sThnDARD AND Misc sLL An sous BoOK 8,
SSottp Fms h6 AND P.ECILs, CuLLEsy AND
pkkl65Hs TOY BOOKS AND .Mks. CoUa.
T6sS AND SHOW OAeES, SHELVING AND
SSPKEIsGHT GASES; &C. &c,; at AUG rios.
lst!, a. 10 oc'ock. and IykNING. OF 1k~
octcck, and !ntinuiDg thereafter at same AI
hoprs until all IL sold, 81 store No 1l0T sfruer,
between 18th and nth streets shall seal tbs above
assortment of goods.
Terme cash
iyls II [Rspl THOs. BOWLING. su,t.
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JOHN T. MITCHELL,
93i PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
We have carefully gone over eur stock and re-
duced pTcss 70 the lowest figures, % Gloss out our
remaining stock e
SPRING AID SUMMER DEFY GOODS
Notwithstanding the very low srices ruling dur
tng the Past seGson, have made our prices still
lower, u Close
ALL MADE Up GOODS,
ALL UEDERW EAR,
ALL DRESS FABRIOs
ore lover than before, and In quality that can
not be surpassed.
From al afier MONDAY, July 10, we close our
etOre st six O'Clock .. JylOtr
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DRY GOODS CHEAP
WM. BIRD WYLIE mss reduced
Much Of his extensive stock
Below tie rates usually obtained
10 Otksr first class stores.
Reductions extraordinary IN ell
DTess Goods, Suit Materials,
W aife Goods, Lawns and Sumner Goods
Young and old can be supplied with
Linen. for Ladies, Gents or Children.
Inserts Is and Embroideries cheap, And
Everything at lowest rates for cash.
HM. BIRD WYLEE,
lO1& Tn street northwest,
kzeocy Cor 4 smorests Patterns and the 4" Eagle
enirt." isI7-tr
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WE MUST SELL CHEAP!

Very nne Brown Lawns, with small white dots, o,
worth l2c.
Yery large assortment Of beautiful Lawns, 10, Il,
l5e.i large ss-Ortme1t Cotton Dress Goods, &c.;
" hite p Il , 10, lie ard wide LOnsdaie Cambria,
l5c.s very large assortment Of Pure Linen foe La
dies suiting, - Is. 81, very best Calico that Is
u Ade, SC excellent Bed Ticking, 2sc wide Sheet
Ing Cotton, &c; pure Linen Table Damask. So.
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NEW STYLES SMALL CHECK ORBTroNBs,
~ Navy Bine, Black and Brown, only l5c. Q yard
~ the cheapest store In the city. OONHOLLYO,
COS sth st.. pposits Patent Once. jed-u
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eHrRrs go orsres 4. aSr "a ~, N NJ
improved; nJhsre 10 any one who Ia. nos seem our
% cent Shirt AZ would pay them well 90 Cali ana
make summation Of their quality, at the Branch
baltimore Shirt Factory. l0I2 street north vest.
Boy Size II, III, u, AZ and IS iach. 90 cents.
80, Nv; pARk.
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Large assortment Black Grenadines, with beauti-
fGl satin strip; Beautiful Plaid, Is 20, ss 81 Of
81 as double told Black Alpaca, Is, 81, SIC; ure
sIlk Mohalri Alpaca, 90, worth I5c gil Of our
Black CAshnerss ~ real cost 49, Is, CSC large as
sortmert Of Cssaimeres for Mems AMI Boys' wear,
~, sc large assortment Of new style Psrasols,
Gun Umbrella. We viii sell every one them at
the same price We gave for them; Gsuze Undsr-
shirts, sc iel4-tr
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N AWks, LtWHs- LAWNS, LAWNS-New
cheapest store IN he city. CONNOLLYs,
JeG-u Cos 9Th st, opposite Patent Offce.
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ns:on, ths Steamers Of this Line taxa 9 spocfn0d
ecnrse Tor al seasons Of the year.
lS5k Or bosson, cISs.ip1 Meridian Of Il = Iss. q
g = e; 3: so.ss =:
, 1876-06-11
DELEGATES.

The o'clock train On the Kankakee 1tno
last evening took quite number OF delegates
and others to Cincinnati Among those who
went were the Hon. c. B. FarWell, G. N. Chit
tenden, A. c. Matthews, Horace White, D. ".
Mum, and Elias Shipman, Of Illinois; Gen
G. l.: Black, Of Salt Lake City; Col g. 8
Evans, c. F. Reec. and John Martin, California;
ex-Go7. Ramsey, R. B. Langdon, and ". g.
Ward, Minnesota. The Wisconsin delegation
left yestrrday morning.
FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
The Democratic Club Of the Fourth Ward
held meeting at No. 2S7 Thirty-drst stEeetlass
evening. No business IVES transacted beyond
the discussion Of the Ways and means OF elect
ing delegates to the coming County Conven-
tion- The debate WIS quite lengthy and "a animal
gates should be elected BY ballot at meeting
of the Club to be held at the same place ThurB-
day evening.
THE TH1RTEENTH WARD
evening In Benz Hall, West Lake street, with
c. G. Dixon in the Chair. After the tIansac-
tfon Of some unimportant business the Club ad-
journed.
ee1 Sneedai btspa;ea s % % 7zs 7t1oaae
Sr. Louis, Mo-, June 10.-The political e2-
element here is very great, the absorbing topic
cnanae eg Ss f. IgRoo
oof conflict The Coloradoans themselves are
enthusiastically for Blaine, and said they were
for him first, last, and all the time.
The Kansas delegation arrived last night and
spent the day here The delegation is for
Blaine, but is not so enthusiastic ae those from
Colorado, and announced their intention OF
moving cautiously, expressing a doubt IS 70
|. Bfainefs perfect availability.
The Missouri delegates are assembling IN 81.
Louis preparatory to their departure on
Monday evening. OF the Missouri dele
gates sixteen are for Blaine, eleven Morton,
Two Bristow, and one Conknng. It Is believed
that the Blaine delegates are not near as coni3-
dent as they were Neek ago. In fact, five or
SIX Of them now In the city say though they are
for Blaine, they arc for the Republican party
first, and will vote discreetly, basng their action
upoa the question Of fitness and availability, to
be decided definitely only when they arrive IN
Cincinnati and consult the party leaders
TIE IOWA pELEGATloH.
5pectol Dtspasch to 1As 1ft1anA
DAVENPORT, Ia, June 10.-lhe hon" q
Price, one Of the Iowa delcgatcs-atrlarge to the
| Cincinnati Convention, leayes for there on Mon
day, He declares himself for Blaine, fEst, last,
and all the time. It is stated as tact oy polt~
| ticiaus here that though the late State Conven-
| tfon WAS overwhelmingly for Blaine, yet adrott
Copkling managers appeared upon TEE scene
soon after and secured five OF the Iowa dele
| gates for tile New York Senator. Among ths
new converts are named Frank Hatton, OF Bur
| lington, and Sam Clark, Of kcokuk- Tho dele
cation Is not instructed to vote aa unit, 50 that
Conkliug counts on i've votes.
, 1876-06-11
FIRM CHANGES.
DISSOLUTION.


The copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
nnme OF j. C. PARTRIDGE & CO.. having been DIS
solved By the death Of Mr. John C. Partridge on the
aoth day of May 1876 the business Of the late urn VIII
be settled 81 Lakest. and II state's IN 1ae VI
Chicago, by the surviving partner Of said firm.
LORIN PALMER
, 1876-06-11
10 CENT TRAINS
Communication, good on any Train, Il l. It

DON'T FAIL to zee these lots before buying else
where, 1t is the cheapest FlRST-CLASS property
in tho market Prices arc advancing with improve
1nents Lots that sold this last winter apd spring
prices. and ii you Buy NOW you arc ABSOLUTE
Il CERTAIN OF A VERY LARGE PROFIT, and
secure choice of lots. 700 trees already set ont,
walks being laid, &c.
We will put 4-foot plank walks
in front of q number Of the 500
lots this summer. Parties buying
these lots early will get walks laid
FREE OF EXPENSE!!
Houses built. Small cash payment Balance
other improvements made as purchasers may de-
sire on small monthly payments.
Abstracts free. The price Of lot The ONLY e1-
ncnse to purchaser. Lots shown free.
We have also lots and blocks for sale in May
wood, Irving Park, and South Evanston at great
bargains.
, 1876-06-11
CoPARTNERSEIIP.

CITfCAd0 Ju4E y I6Eo'
The undersigned have this day formed copartner.
,hln tn transact the business Of wholesale and Retail
Dealers In Manufactured Tobacco and Ctea1s underline
6ro name Of BEST, RUSSELL Il CO., and VIII carry
on the business SUCCESSORS to the late nf ot u
Partridge T. Co., 81 Lake-st- and II state-st"
Having been connected with the late rm from It's or
Ranzation, we arc familiar with the details OF inc
husfness and arc confident that serve the pat
rms of the old firm to their satisfaction.
We shall have In stock, at all ttmeA the eaa@ns ana
nooxt nonu1ar brupds OF Manufactured Tobacco and
Cigars And we tEust that With close attention to the
fneress Of the trade, and complete Stock OF Good
We not ouly shall deserve your CUSTOM but also maih
tain the standing long enjoyed by OUT old nr as tno
leading house Of the trade In the Northwest.
WILLIAM BEST,
WM. H. RUSSELL,
LOfiIE PALMER
, 1876-06-11

monthly. 80 INTEREST! Ali high land, near
depot, sloping south, and commanding charming
view ol ;he ylleEe and sarrouGndn$ country.
DOWNERS GROEE IS one OF Chicagos most At
tractjye and enterprising suburbs being beautifully
situated among hills and groves; has now about
l. 600 inhabitants, and growing rapidly; churches,
schools, hotels, and stores OF all kinds.
, 1876-06-11
THE DAILY NEWS.
SITUATIONS

For ALL No one need be out Of work II they Will
take advantage Of the opportunity offered by the
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. Being The Paper Of
the People," we are always seeking to bcncht
them, Now, more than ever, while thousands
are ont OF employment VIC are prepared to help
them. 90, ,.,
For TWENTY-FIVE CENTS we will publish an
advertisement of three lines until the person gets
situation, or the required t'hcp" is obtained.
Do you want Situation!
Do Won want ''uelp:'
Do you want to buy a housef
Do YOU want to rent House or Store?
Do You want to buy Horse and CarriageF
Do pou want anything?
Have You House to sell?
Have you House or Store to rents
Il 60, we will publish three lines for you Tor
TWENTY FIVE CENTS UNTIL SOu ACCOMPLISH -FOUR
PURPOSE.
Remember nc ask hut ONE PAIMEST Of Is cents
and your advertisement remains In until you get
situation or help required WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
TwESrr-r1 FIVE CESos WILL. GET Tou SITUATION
or what you want Try 1t and be convinced. You
can bring your advertisement to our Office, OF send
it with the money By mai!.
~ DAILY NEWS OFFICE,
1873 Fifth-av., near Madison -et.
, 1876-06-11
4 GREAT BARGAIN,

am authorized to sell. at remarkably low
figures, 5 lots on West Jackson-st., just east
Of Ashland -av., each lot having good Barn
elrendY built on roar
Also, 100 feet on the northeast corner OF
west Van Buren, and Isahin-sts., unlm-
Also. the white stone-front houses On
South Park Boulevard, just south OF the
railroad crossing. For particulars inquire
Office Empire Fire Ins. Co., 157 and lob
1.n8a1Ia-st.
, 1876-06-11

colored Morton delegates going over to Brls-
tow AZ their second choice. Douglass, who is a
shrew1 manager, has found it necessary in order
IN onfn footing among the colored delegates
~ o;va o,t +b,t 1{orton ia
REALLY Ills FIRST CHOICE.
sforto,. Donclass says. is the choice Of his
heart. Conklinr Of his head, and be wlll sup
mort either as the prospect .of either seems IA
vorablc. That sort of talk, however,
wil scarce avail against the determina-
u.A
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-02
AN IMPOSING PROCESSION.

The Paris correspondent of the Pail
Mall Gazette says: sit appears that
the pontiF ordered the cardinal arch
bishop OF Paris to crown not only the
Virgin OF Lourdes, who confirmed the
immaculate conception, but al
so our lady of Ceignac. Some
fifty thousand persons were present al
this ceremony, the streets were hung
with flags, and there were several tri-
umphal arches. The official COM
mencenaent' of the fete was announced
by the peeling of bells, and the dis
charge of artillery. At 10 A. NJ. the
cardinal archbishop, of Paris, said
mass, assisted by all the bishops. At
3 P. NJ. came the ceremony of the cor
onation, The procession is said to
have been splendid. 1t was opened
by mounted gendarmes, then thous-
ands of persons divided into G3 groups,
next $500 priests followed by 600 nuns,
with Young girls. The cardinal then
left the cathedral, proceeded by the
miraculous statue, which was carried
by four priests and escorted by four
gendarmes and two sappers. There
"eAC taAoO ~ OCIlcI STATUTES LII Tile COZ.
tege, one being that of a negress.
which attracted considerable attention.
Afterwards followed historical groups.
the first representing Saint Martial,
who founded the sactuary of Cologne;
the second the Prince Palatine, who
visited Ceignac, with 100 companions,
in ll50, and recovered his sight etc.
These persons were in the costume of
the period. At $3.50 our Lady Of Ceig-
nae was crowned in the name Of the
Pope. 'From that time says an eye
witnesses, the crowd abandoned itself
to an indiscribable enthusiasm, which
reached it's highest pitch at s O'Clock,
when the signal was given for the
fireworks to be let off = The Virgin
of Ceignac thus honored formerly oc-
cupied niche in small chapel, but
she ran away and hid herself in some
bushes; brought back, she repeated
this escapade several times, and at
last the sacristan, tired of running
after the Madonna and finding her in
forrest, boxed her ears. His arm
Immediately withered. The necessity
of building a sanctuary for the Virgin
was then recognized. Ceignac is near
RodeZ, and from it one can see the
mountains where the Albigenese were
mastered. -
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"a to %. took up the soldiers bounty bill,
tut before it was read through the m0rning
hour expired and Mr.. EdmOnds objected to
completing the reading. The Impeachment
business was then resumed and arrnments
made for the defense. Mr. Hurlbut. in the
House moved to prevent the transportation to
the Indian country of the special metallic car
fridge used in the improved guns now used
by the hostiles. By vote of 116 to 68 the
House refused to suspend the rules to pass
the silver legal tender bill-not two-thirds
voting in the affirmative. A motion to sus-
pend the rules and pass the bill extending
the time for completing the Northern Pacific
railroad was also lost.
On the 25th Senator Morton intro
duced a bill to establish competent and non
partizan revenue corps. Efforts were made to
take up the southern claims bill, the river
and harbor bill and the bill in regard to Pa
clhc railroads, but failed. In the House took
up the legal tender silver bill introduced by
Mr.. Banks but came to no vote. The House
adjourned after listening to a personal ex-
PLANTATION from Lamar
On the Goth the Senate listened to
the closing arguments of the prosecution in
the Belknap impeachment, and decided to
vote OH the issue on the 9th. The House
transacted no business
The Senate on the 9th received the
announcement Of the death Of Senator Caper-
ton, OF West Virginia, ard adjourned for the
day. The House amended the Washington
monument bill so as to appropriate 500, 1000
instead of 500, 900, and passed the bill. after
which adjourned.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Crimes, Criminals and Casualties

Sam Harkins, Of Liberty Point, a
lawyer, and Samuel Cobb, residing at the
National Hotel, have been arrested for en-
| deavoring to negotiate number of counter
| felt 81 600 bonds OF the water works at
Erie, Pennsylvania.
While Benjamin Hagerman, a peace
ably German, was working in brick yard at
Covington, Kentucky, he was approached by
Lee Grain, a drunken roustabout, and fatally
shot in the abdomen. There was no cause
whatever for the shooting. There was great
| excitement among tile Germans and threats
of lynching was made.
"A Vienna special says the Servians
intend withdrawing from all positions to with
in the frontier. The prevailing opinion III
military circles is that the Turks will not
follow them thither. The condition of affairs
is tavorble to all armistice There is great
depression in the Servian camp. Several
companies Of the older reserves have laid
down their arms and gone home.
Two young men were standing on IL
sidewalk in St. Louis waiting for a street car,
when man who was passing in company
with woman drew knife and stabbed one
OF them three times, once in the lungs, in
t1icting what is supposed to be a mortal
wound. The young men would not give
their names or the name of the man who did
the stabbing, nor make any explanation OF
the affair. The would he assassin was not ar
rested.
A cloud burst on Diamond Range
mountains, thirteen miles east of San Fran
cisco, which resulted in the death of thirteen
Chinese wood choppers, and probably large
number OF Italians camped in the canon get
ting out timber. Without moments warn
ing acolumn Of water two feet high rushed
upon them, drowning all but one Chinaman.
The Italians were cauped short distance
above, and as no trace of them can be found,
it is feared all persisted.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-02
Miscellaneous News items,

Lord Derby and Minister Pierrepont
deny that negotiations are pending between
them for a new extradition treaty.
The police have commenced the en-
forcement of the new license law, and numer.
GUS seizures of liquor were made, chiefly
among the poorer classes. large number
of dealers having been warned in season pro-
cured licenses.
The secretary of the treasury has
stopped the coinage of trade dollars at the
Philadelphia and Carson City minis, and Or
ders the San Francisco mint to coin only suf-
fcient to meet actual exports. The minis will
be run to their fullest capacity on subsidiary
coin and the necessary gold coinage
Two brothers named Richardson, of
Dundee, Mich, went hunting on the 4th.
When they separated Thomas shot bird
and got into tree to secure it, when William
came up. Hearing something in the tree he
shot into the moving leaves and was Mortified
to see his brother fall to the ground, dead.
The minority report in the investi-
CATION of the affairs of Secretary Robson Sc
verely criticises the action of the majority
and asserts that it was unfair in it's state
ments, fallacious in it's conclusions and was
evidently promoted by party spirit. The re-
port unqualiGedly exonerates the secretary
in every particular.
Official returns made to the bureau
of statistics show that during the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1876, there arrived in the
United States %, 572 Chinese immigrants, of
whom only 259 were women. During the
corresponding period of 1875 the total immi-
16, 437, OF whom 80 were females.
Canada is suffering from the in
crease of crime incident to the abrogation by
England of the extradition treaty with our
government. A thief who had stolen jewelry
to the amount OF one hundred thousand dol
lars in value skipped across the line the other
day to Plattsburg, New York, and is safe
Couriers from Gen. Crooks camp
arrived at Cheyenne on the night of the 25th,
and reported the force all right, thus reliev-
ing the fears OF the country occasioned by
the reported massacre of himself and COM
mand They report, also, that the Indians
were making daily efforts to draw Gen. C.
into fight outside his notifications.
The Cubans are alive. On the 2lst
inst. at midnight a party Of insurgents, mum.
herring about 800, supposed to be headed by
Chief Inglesite, entered the town of Santa
Clara and succeeded in sacking two large pro-
vision stores and setting fire to them. The
insurgents were repulsed by the Spanish
troops, leaving seven killed The troops had
six killed and seven wounded
Another auction sale of flannels
blankets, Tweed netting and cotton from the
principal mills and manufactures, consisting
Of 10000 packages, took place in New York
OH the Goth. Most Of the large houses of tn.
country were represented and western me1
have purchased heavily. The bidding wa
very spirited, the price realized. from s to II
per cent. in advance of the former sale.