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NOTICE TO OREDITORs The creditors OF L.
IN THOMAS DAVIS, heretofore trading in Baiti
more and 10 Georgetown, ID. as 1. THOMAS
DAVIS co., are hereby notified that on the 36th
April, 1876, he executed assignment OF all his
property 10 the undersigned in trust for the benefit
OF bis creditors, whether indebted TO them 10 his
has heretofore been trading, and that the said
deco contains provision preferring those creditors
who shall within Liney days from is date, execute
q release OF their respective claims The release
may be executed in person. or By attorney, at the
Office OF the Trustee; blank form will be sent to
creditors who wish IL. ALBEkT kIrOHIE, Trus-
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EEO. IRUEsDELL. sos 7th street.

no. IKUESDELL. COS 7th street.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON Z
efhEET. BETWEEN 18Th AND I4TH SITS.
NpRTHWEST. CONSISTING or A NEW
3-sIOkY BRlCK BOlLDING FINISHED FOR
AUCTI0H
On WEDNESDAY. June 18th, 1876 ia front -
OF the premises, at O'Clock m. shall sell f..1
tue sLove mentioned properly, being part o'-A<A
original Lot No !, in square No. 25f, fronting Is
lest on II street. and extending back so feet.
Terms: One-fourth ca N; m, ader in four equal
regiments at g. r. Is and "a months with interest at
ner cent secured on the property. deposit Of
$40 required At time of sale.
GEO. IRUEsDkLL, Real Estate Broker.
jeleo&ds r n. cox, Auct.
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JOHN T. MITCHELL.
myzitr 93I Pennsylvert. avenue.
S0gih WAsalNGISN DRY s90Ds::

SWhite Cordsd ia aes At IKE; beautiful Ooiored
Figured PiQUes ~ I5c.: " bite Goods, such IS Mar
peflles Plaid, SIfpe, and Plain Hsnsooks; Victoria
Lawns and Csmbrics, from 3Oc. 20 Soc; 1000 ysris
Hamburg Edsi3gs. from 8 20 elo. per yard. Spring
fosOc :; the bSsf 80. and l1So. Black AipscAs tn
town; I'll numbers up TO sc; Spring Osssimeres,
&c. Kids. Agency for Mae Demorest. JOS. %.
BAILEY, corner 7th and y SITS. southwest. spi-r
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GOODS.

CHRIS. RIESSNER, -
80 us And TIT 7fH STREET N. w.,SE
Is Sole agent for the District OF OoIumbia for the
ST. q e . II q E,
The only RELIABLE HEATING RANGE In the
market. Mr.. Reissner has put MP hundreds Of
these Ranges n this city, and In all cases they have
given the utmost satisfaction.
He has the largest and best stock OF
SLATE MAETELS
In Washington, at prices from SIS upwards
Mr. Riessner Is Eofe Agent for the
RADIANT HOME FURNACE,
Which has been Thoroughly tested, and pronounced
by eX perts the best furnace nov in use.
LATROBEe AND CRATES
In great variety. at greatly red uced prices.
THE So mMER QUEEN OIL COOK STOVE
Is the best snd safest oil stove in the world
ZION AND TERRA COT IA VASES,
Embracing ell the latest designs.
Also, q large stock Of REFRIGERATORs,
WATIB COOLERS, STANDS, CUTLEHY, Plain
and Fancy TIN WARE. wholesale aud retail.
Best three ply RUBBER HOSE, only Is cents per
foot
TIN ROOFING, SPOUTING, &c done promptly
By the best vorkmeb. Orders invited.
CHRIS. RIESSNER,
myl0-tr us and III 7th street northwest.
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BLoSS MASUsCRIPr.-OfM Mr.. Bloss' man.
uscTipt, OF which the Graphic the other day
gave a specimen, the Cincinnati ENQUIRER
says: The PECULIARLY OF his chirography,
which was SO often commented upon, was
supposed 10 arise from some peculiar detect
OF the brain. Although he knew well enough
what the characters ought TO be, he lacked
the ability 10 transmit TO the muscles aud
mind. He held the pen BY the extreme end.
bis writing was simply "a species OF Nero
glyphicS, but he made bis characters alyz Was
learn 10 decipher them. Many persons sup
posed that his bad manuscript was caused
by choreo scTiptoTlnn or Scrivener's palsy, but
this was not the case. His chirography was
something wonderful in its illegibiiity, and
there is scarcely printing Office in the eoun-
try where there is not q sample CT "Bioss"
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Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUsTGE's SALE OF VALUABLE BREW
kRY PBOPLRTY ON Il, BETWEEN 10Th

ERY PROPERTY ON h, BETWEEN 26TH
AND 27TH sTSEETc kORTHWE5T.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated March IL, IL
lS7l and recorded IN Liber 60, folios 474, 4f5 0
and 476, one of me land records for the DistrctA
OF Columbia, and ct the written request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell az public auction,
In front of the premises. on SATURDAY, June
10th, 1876. at O'Clock p. NJ, the following de-
ineton, District Of Columbia, 10 wit: All Of lots
numbered four. a. FIVE, $50 six, (6,) seven, a.
eight and all those parts OF lot numbered pine,
a. all IN square numbered four, (4 one part of lot
nine 90 beginning at the southwest corner OF lot
MI e. o. and running thence north with the east
line of 9th street west, twenty @ feet, thence east
leo feet TO the back line Of said lot, thence south 20
feet thence west $50 feet to the said 9th street. and
place OF beginning for the other part Of OF nine 90
beginning At the southeast corner OF lot TO- in said
square, thence south 81 feet, thence east rs feet,
thence north 81 feet, thsCce slong the line OF
lots II and Is rs feet west, TO the place Of begin
ming, and sppurteparees, being the hole property
lately known o. the Washington Brewery.
Terms S5 500 cash: e3 sos ia six f6l months, with
interest, and balance ia twelve (2l months, with
interest The deferred payments to be secured by
notes Of purchaser and deed Of trust on property
sold. deposit of $3.50 will be required of the pur
chaser at tine time Of sale, otherwise an immediate
resae. ConveysnciDs cost Of purchaser. IL other
terms Of sale are not complied with within seven
% days the Trustee the right to resell
operty the risk and cost OF the defaultng pnr
chaser, after five 80 days advertisement.
SAmL l. PHILLIPS, Trustee.
myAd YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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EDUCATIONAL.

OF VIRGINIA.
SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly,
begin 18th Jlly 1876 and eLd 18th September Have
proved OF signal use,-lst to students who Design 10
the ir studies at this other Law school,
to those who propose to read privately, and Srd 10
practitioners who have not hed The advantage of
systematic instruction For circular apply p. ..
University Cf Va TO JOIN Is. MINOR, Prot Com
end Stat. Law. jezm.w,flm
WEST END ISsIIrUTE.. Fanny se.Oo. Js
w Young Ladies. Mrs. s. l.. CADY, Principal
Esw Haven, Conn. Send for circular. mars 6m
EEGLlsH, FRENOH, AND CLASSICAL 81.
"a LECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, els
New York avenue q. w.-Mrs. ANGELO JACK.
SON, PrincipaI.-The eighth annual session begins
on tbs 18th OF September, 1873 augSl-iy
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rROMAs BOWLING, AuOtioneer.

V'HOMAS BOWLING, Auotioneer.
TRusTEKg SALE OF TIE STEAMER "E
nOEEiS At THE WHARF, HEAR THE
By virtue OF q deed trust execu-
ttd on or about the Sd day of March, EaS4A-H
1916, recorded In NJ. b. No /, folio ez<5xzzD
- and ~, 81 the Unstom Hosse, in GEORGETOWN, d.
ana ty direction OF the parties secured thereby.
VIII sell st public auction the steamer T. Morris
n M Mt OF the same, on the wharf near the foot OF
IAN street southwest, on the 7th day OF June next
al CLOCK M, or 90 much thereof rs NAV be
necessary TO pay the liabilities set out in the said
deed OF trust including the intsrest aud ali ex-
penses of sale - ~
Terms Of sale: Ell 900 cash; tho balance in two
equal irstalmet Is at and II months, with 8 per
cebt Interest on deferred pawn ents. III terms not
complied With la forty eight hours after date ofssIe
the trustee reserves he right to resell at rick and
cost OF defaultiLg purchaser.
uy27-eo r. p LOWE Trusfee
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TOMORROW.
- N cox, AuetIoneer.
'CHOMAs DOwLING. Auctioneer.

I'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TEUsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TBOPERTY In GEORGETOWN, AT AUO-
BY virtue OF q deed of trust dated the 7th -
day OF June, 1873, and duly lee, roed in Lber f.a8
DO IeS, folio lis, ole OF the land records forsA.
Washington county, District OF Columbia, and By
direction OF the party secured eby, shall sell
or THURSDAY, the sth day of June, 1876, at $50
otlotk y. m, In trout OF the premises. parts of
lots numbered forty niue (19) and nifty In HoI
mead s addition to GEORGETOWN, District of Oolum-
bia, beginning at pGint in the north line of Dim.
barton street, Fifty two feet (52J west of Monroe
street, and run thence eest with north line Of Dun
barton street feet thence north to
CnToe rect. eighty feet, thence para TO
DUnbarton street, eighteen feet, thence south in q
straight liEe to the Beginning, together with the
I'm provements, which consist Of q fr anne dwelling
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in two eIual
payments at and II months, and secured by deeds
OF trust, with notes bearing interest per centum
rtr ennum on each piece OF property. If the terms
ofsale are not complied with IN five days the Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell The the
and cost OF the detauting purchaser, after giving
ten days notice in Sole newspaper published In
the city OF Washington. Convey sncing at purcbs-
ser cost, and deposit Ct 100 will be required at
tine Of sale on each piece Of property,
VIM. ID. CASSIN. (r.
WIN. A. GORDON Arus'ees'
my29-d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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THE LIBERTY CoLossUs.-The Graphic
prints view of the studio OF NJ. Bartholdi,
IN which the statue OF Liberty Enlighten.
IDg the World which will stand in New
York harbor, is being completed. The society
having the matter In charge is the Union
Franco-Americaine, and the statue will be
commemorative of our Centennial and the
traditional friendship between the two great
nations. II Is no longer a mere project, but
has passed into the domain OF reality. In
the studio OF NJ. Bartholdi, In the Avenue
dOrleans, Paris, work has already begun on
the model. The statue will be ca metres in
height, 8 metre being equal to 80 1858 Ameri-
can inches, and, Including the base will thus
be about 220 feet high. 1t will be cast neither
In iron or bronze, as has been said, but Ia
copper repotLsse The chambers In the lower
part OF IL will be filled with sand or gravel TO
insure stability, that it may not oscillata or
tremble during the severest storms. A flight
OF stairs Will ascend from the base in the
interior TO the hand holding the light, which
may lie seen far out at sea, and, Ii is thought,
Will be an electric light. The hand is greater
In height than two large-sized men,
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CONNOLLY'S,
IHE CHEAPEST STORE Elm YHE CITY.
COS NINTH STREET,
Opposite the Patent Once
blsck stiks, 7ec., Soc, 90c and Al
Large Elk sun Umbrellas, N so TO o.
10 lsc NHsHs ieuuSeo
All Wool Debese, 81 to me.
Lisma Lace ohawls and Sacques. es to $50
O. lctorfa Lawn and Eansooks, tn ,ked for Sacks,
skirts and Dresses
Fine Linen Napkins. al dozen
Full line Of Embroideries.
zine french Flowers. from auction
yIaes OF alt styles, wh sale and retail
Lsoies' and Gents Gauze Underwear jeS-tr
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JohN. X F sksssyE.TtsI. .vnSUx

Has lust zee iysd. and Is openiug, another In
voice Of bOICE FABRICS foe summer wear.
Gren sdines in black and sll the new shades, TO
Match SILKS frCIn rs cents TO o70o Brocsde Grena-
dimes, ell eoiOrs and shades, very cnOioe goods.
Brocades IN silks andiPonsees- Guipure Lsees for
Overdrssse. Calcutta Pongees and lLdia Goods
Summer Silks IN Checks, Stripes and Plzids. French
Jaconets apc o. candle Lawns, new styles Pria ted
Bstiste, new styles, for Oyerdresses Suits and
Overdresses, la French Cambria, Zephyr Cloth,
Bsfiste. and Linen, fron IS 90 to sas Wrsppsrs
and Dressing sacks at all prices. Liaen Busters
and listers. GoSsamer Water proof CIoaks.
french Muslin Dresses and OVerdresses A large
stock Of Ladies Underwear, medium and fine, At
very low prices Our stock IN all classes Of goois
will be found fresh aud attractive, 10 STYLES and
prices All the novelties Of the season viii be add
O. soon they appear IN the market.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
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81 sTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
fzo.,,, Proceedings SATURDAY..
our -eport closes-

SENATE A. er our report closed
c,srIra 49,, Sk on TIE eth OF July
The ssnsia s,,,,1s = court o; .sIpeaca
ment, viii proceed 70 a. "a Anor, - ~
merits Of the trial IN this - -ers 70 600,
ADOPTED directing tie maze 'tnsssas as,
within four days their list OF y, fonr 49,
requiring the respondent withgs r,saSs
after receiving the list 70 furnish - 1870,
gers list of BIS witnesses so far as 80 - =
known. The Senate then adIourneS
court OF Impeachment until tue 18Th ~ "
The legislative, executive and judiciaf ~
preparation bill was further debated.
HOUSE--After our report closed
The Indian appropriation bilf was consii-
cred IN Committee Of the Whole, the cues
tion BEFORE the House being the point OF order
made By Mr.. McCIary against the section
transferring the Indian bureau 20 tie War
dc partment which was oyerruled by the
chair. After some furtSer debate, IN the
course OF which the financial condition OF
the Treasury was alluded to, the COMMITTEES
rose and reported the bill TO the House
when il passed. The House then Adjourned
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DRY GOODS.
JOHN T MITCHELL.
s3I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

III Yin 4 MI CdELLs
93l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
PURE LINEN LAWN. 1000 yards opened this
morning, at % cents; former price 50 cents.
BLUE, BROWN AND BLACK FOULARD
CAMBRIA at reduced prices.
lfOo yards Gordon's best SCOTCH GINGHAM,
l31f cents; reduced from rs cents.
Large stock of DRESS GOODS at l2,s aud rs
cents. ies ar
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AUCTION SALES.
CHABLEs s FORD. Au,tioucer.
~ e39 G street, near 7th norfR

on TO MORROW (Thursdayl. June sha
40. ~ ~ .: m, In 'front.' Of nysuctfon room VI
No. oS9 ttrt ct mort nv st viii ssil large -
lot Of teopLd hand Furniture, cousisiipe ~ Nj
Bedsts ads, Bureaus, Wsshuapds Table, (lhairs
y aitrssses. Stoves. pets, Mat.iaFs, Crockery,
ware, &C.. beiog the effects OF . lady declinias
he uI excepting, and must be closed out
Terms cash. Sale positive,
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VNHOS. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, sig 7th street.

IhgsTEk,S SALE OF UNINPROVED PRO-
OF COLUMBIA,
ouly recorded In Iber 790 fol!o 1884, of the land -
records for the District of Columbia, will SELF
on FRIDAY, June 10th, at 55s o'clock D. m, on
TIE premises, at public auction and to the h hest
bidder, lots numbered IL, ~, a. "a. a5 and IS in
square No. s, in Ivy City, ID. q.
Terms OF sale: one half cash; balance in SIX and
twelve months, secured to the satfsfac ion Of trus
tee Oonyeysncti at purchasers cost. III the
terms OF sale are not complied with within three
days from day OF the trustee reserves the right
to reseil at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
$50 eposit at time of esle.
A. b. H4sKr, Trustee.
leI-eo6ds THOS. Il. WAGGAMAH, Auct
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NEoS. BOWLING, kuctioneer.

TNEoS. BOWLING, huctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On DUHBAbT0N AND BEALL SHEETS,
In GEORGLTOWH.
BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust, bearing date -
~ LIST and Sd days OF February, 1864, aud re- SCI
dsd in Liber N. G. T., No. rs, at folios ISIS aud
IS d, the undersigned will sell oa MONDAY, the
29th day OF May, A. d. 1876, in front Of the pre-
mises, on Dunbarton stree at O'Clock D m, the
est half parts of Lots No. 70 aud 81; In Beais ai-
diion 10 Georgetown the same fronting thirty (3O)
feet on punbsrton street and extending bs3k of
that v idth northwardy one hundred and twenty
feet, In proved with a comfortable dwelling house
aud other out buildings, the premises being No. 90
Duhba'ton street, and the OF her par ,eI bsing va
cant lot fronting 50 feet BealI street and having
q depth Of 10 ,eet.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months, with in
terest 80 be secured by deed of trust 500 deposit
when the property is struck off which Is to be for
feited If the terms are not implied with within five
DAYS after sale. AL coDveyancing and recording at
purchaser expense.
EsAU PlCKBELL, Surviving Trustee.
DTHE ABOVE SALE is UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until THURSDAY, June sth, same
hour and place.
EsAU PICKRgLL, Surviving Trustee.
IT, 70 cod THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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Is 600 YARDS
HAMBURG EDGES FROM AUCTION,
s,s,8, 10, II Is, and Is cents.
25,OO0 YARDS
Nery Beet GALLO 0ES. 81 and ~ cents per yard
One hundred pieces BLEACHED COTTON at &c.
BLACK GRENADINES from auction, plain, stripe
sno pialds, from l2h, Is, Is, ~, 10, etc.
100 NEW STYLES PARAsOLs.
with fancy handles, 50, IS 81, 81, els, SIkO, o.,
81 50, o., Etc.
100 PIECES FANCY LAWNS,
yard wide, at IL cents.
VICTORIA LAWNS
Is, Is, 30, Is. Etc
100 PIECES PLAID DRESS GOODS
ct e cents, sold Of 50.
Is, 20, rs, EtS.
PLAIN AND STRIPE LINENS
Fors Suits, with lace TO match.
~ WIDE sHEETINa COTTON, 25c.
An kinds Of WHITE GOODS for ladies and
C.M. TOwsON d cos,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
jt5- eotr sOUTH SIDE, NEAR 9TH STREET.
THOSE WHO KNOW BEST,
PATRoNIzE THE ONE PRICK, CASH,
DRY GOODS HOUSE
WIN. BIRD wYLIE,
1014 7th street northwest
~sPECIAL BARGAINS NOW OFFERING.
sTAsency tor Nine. Demorest's reliable Pat
terms and Z" ibe Eagle shirt" my27-tr
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
RECElyERS SALE OF MIRRORS. PICTURE
FRAMES. EcGRANIEGS, CORDS, TASsELS,
MOULl1NG, SEWING MACHINE, SC, &c /:
II, lpg the entire stock contained in store No s04
sih street Northwest and 40- 10th street north
west. 1850
On FRIDAY MORNING, June 9Th, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, L will sell by vir'ue of authority
" est, q large ttock Of
Mirrors, Picture Frames
Fine Steel EDgravings, Cords,
T8ssels, Hooks, &c. &c ,
usually found In Picture Frame establishment
Also,
at O'Clock p. m the same day, at 90 10th street.
large lot Of MouldinRs, Mac hines, 81.
Terms cash. GEObGE W. PHILLIPS,
Je5 II IRepl Receiyer
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THE WAC ER OF battle is not Obsolete. A
novel duel took place a. Howe Station. in
Srayson county, Texas, last week. Two cow
boys got into a Quarrel abouf n beffer AMI
agreed TO light IL out with six-shooters at
twenty PAGES, the one least hurt % have the
helier At the first round one lost a piece OF
ais ear and the other piece OF his nose The
9oulh shot In The ear concluded that he oad
enough OF The sport, and gave up the helfer.
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuctioDeer.

THOMAS UoWLING, AuctioDeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION.
By Virtne Of a deed OF trust, dated the 18th 80
day Of October. 1878 and duly recorded in Liber 20
f5l folio 557, one Of the land records for Was s1
IN gton county District of Columbia, and by the re-
Quest Of the party secured shall sell, on
THURSDAY, the sth day Of June, 1876, at O'Clock
N in front OF the premises the west half part of
Lot numbered sixty two 1927. in Holmead addition
10 Georgetown, District of Columbia, the same
fronting twenty feet the south ioe of West street,
with q depth Of one hundred and twenty feet, to-
gether With the improvements, which consist Of o
Brick Dwelling.
Terms of sale are: One-third cash; the residue in
two equal payments, at six and twelve months, and
secured by deed Of trust the property sold with
notes bearing interest at Der cent. Per snnum
CcDveyanciDg at purchasers cost. A deposit of
sl0O will be required at the time of sale. III the
terms Of sale not complied with in days the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the same, the
risk ard cost OF the deisultins purchaser, bT FIVE
days advertisement in some new paper published
il the city Of " ashington.
W WM. ., GasnsH Trustees.
my2sd THoS. BOWLING, Auct.
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NdUF. II. WAGEA MAN,
Real Estate Auctionser. 5Ig Tth street n. ".

Zeal Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street u. w.
AT SsCBIFICE. SALE OF 223 A STREET
SOUThEASr. CAPITOL HILL.
On = hIDAf, June 9Th, st 5 O'Clock . m, "A
VIII oner Ter sa'e, on the premises, the f.asI2
apove property: The House Is three-story .A.R
every modern convenience: brick Stable in rear
iahed snd pasteTed Lot 10 by ls6 TO 50 70 alley
je6 dads TBos. Il. wAGGAMAv, Auct
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"PEoPLEs' LINE"
"'"t eao G6t4SSb fIfsHAEkshksGtiEiii1E MA
III, .,s,x,oo, s, dASDINGS.
"E. MORRIS
, Captain I. 4. BALDWIN,
VII commence running TO the above landings on
se%fioct i ssa street s i sssr5 M t5iH
Day and III UESpAY stss,m -
fssas N. B. TITzHUGH, Agent.
EuN A Z ID AINk
VIA :ss steN Of diminishing the ehsuoes OF sol,
iislon. !ss SteslieEs OF this Line take specine5
x On tne Sntssrd passage troEo ga eeEsso.L y hes
1S5 2, so $40 S STSs3 IT Meridian of 8. Hat
ofp at q lat. OF nothing % Che north Of q.
TIE BRITISH AND NORTH AAERICAN
SETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER.
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
.Rn From NV , fohn. ,I.pIrEoN H1w YoHL
june Il va; uly
sS.hni. we'd june = sotSai. Gsa.. Aug Aug :
ever; soic~in u wn1SEsspaT spS aSs
ste.ners marked : Do not earry ssssr.ss psssa.
RArn OF PAssAsH.-Osbn, eR. sloe ana slN,
gold, according 70 odatior. Tickets 20 Faris
eD, gold. additional. Return tickets on favorable
sssersss sickss. % and frc. an para OF Europe .,
Ss. Glasgow, Hsvre, Ant.snp ana osHsr SO =;
Gsisht and p.s:sss Oily ss ne Com p.nSs ocses.
SEsSSs IL s;ss
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UNIVERSAL X. r.. rICKEY OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
fedu SaHAc e. SaE Or p s%iG MH
upon shy other ONCE or de potkALKSzX1&k2
Ia this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage checked through.
Apply 70 n. l.. WHITESIDE,
arl-ly 927 Penn ave, Candy store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-07

BRANCH STOkE,
1905 street, bet. I7ih and 18th SITS (old stand.J
BRODHEAD a CO.
hat And l0fh sfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-07
Tor The CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
FIVE TRAINS DAILY, E1CEPT SUNDAY.
VIA BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD.

Commencing Wednesday, Nay 16th.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com pany
viii run the following trains
II rough TO Philadelphia with @as3 I'll -
out chau &c Of cars, leaving thszx EHHS&HA1e
depot, Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, daily,
except Sunday:
T:5O A. NJ and arriving In Philadelphia at lao
Pm, daily, except Sunday.
9:23 A. M, and arriving In PHILADELPHIA at 1:25
M, daily, except Sunday.
NJ, daily, exec pt SUNDAY.
$50 P. M. and arriving in Pm ladelphia at IL P.
NJ, daily.
$40 P. N, and arriving in Philadelphia at 1888
daily.
eleepins cars attached TO the train 10 PhiisdeI-
phis leaving at $40 N; and persons securing
berths can remain In the car until O'Clock A. NJ.
secnre your tickets at the Office Of the company,
northeast corner 18th street and Pennsy ave-
nue., and northeast corner of 6th-street and Penn
sylvania avenue. and depot Of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad com sany.
FRANK THONPsON, General Manager.
nyl6 I'm ID. M BOYD, JR., Gen. Pas. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-07

SECOND HAND BUILDING MATERIALS AT
On FRIDAY MORSfNG. Jure 9Th. 1875. q, m
o'clock NJ. shall sell on the premises, General
Buffers buildings, corner Of South Capitol and
south streets, a large lot OF second hand Bald
lng NJ ate rails, consisting in Part of Marble aud
Ooden Mentels, Plank, Brick, Store, Slate, Doors
easn, Bnncs, Mouldinge, Iron Fencing &C. &C.
Also, lot OF St1ne and Stone Cutters Tools.
Terms cash.
is THOS. DOWLING, Auct