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THE REAL Bows TO THE IDEAL-An
Actress Breaks Her Matrimonial E'agaJealeas
FORA Stage One.-One OF the most charming
young actresses although not a leading one
IN any senSe-who ever appeared In New
York, says letter In the Chicago Tribune,
recently broke OF marriage engagement
unoer circumstances that are creditable TO
her heart and head. When she determined
TO become an actress she was the recipient OF
The attentions OF young physician residing
then and now IN the west. Their courtsntp
resulted in marriage engagement While
she was preparing for the stage under en-
Gent teachers IN this city, the young doctor
she was resolute and determined. Waea she
made her first appearance her fiance was
present. The part was a subordinate one,
but the young actress made as much ont of
Ii as any one could have done, but
her lovers PREJUDICE against the stage
continued, and was famed into fame
by the opposition OF his family. Toe
her endeavors TO acquit herself creditably in
ner new profession, but was tortured in
wardly by the appeals OF her intended. She
truly loved him, and was reauy for any or
binary sacrifice ON his account, but he had
made IL an indispensable condition To mar
rage that she should abandon the stage.
Her ambition to become q successful actress
oyercame her willingness to make the re.
oulred agreement, and about two weeks ago
summoned the young doctor TO the city.
They met as an engaged couple-they parted
disengaged. The girl frankly stated that she
wished 10 ascend the scale and become a
leading actress. and, IL her accepted sutton
was cissatisf1ed, she proposed their engage
ment should be Terminated. He assented
and now there is another actress resolved TO
win fame In her profession ere she takes a
husband 10 her heart.
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DRICK! BRICK "a CssfsaafaJ Rsvolstjon
ID Maeksss Brscks az Low Pyscss Come and 80
the great triumph In the manufacture Of Bricks q
the Centennial brick Yard, corner Of 18th end d
sirest northeast. An kinds Of nodded bFfcks g
one price. Cheap for cesh. Orders promptly Allied,
~ i. r. CHupe,
JACOB OHIk0q,
JOSEPH WILLIAW0, .
DNCoptrscts made for furniehing so9 laying
BIRCH and for All othae o1aaDeg OF house building.
y0sBRH WILT ANS,
Southwest corner new jersey avenue and 2 strsse
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WHERE rs HENRY NJ. SrANLEY?-The
TACT that Col Gordon has reached and nayi-
gated the lake Albert N,yanza, without find
Ing any traces OF Stanley, and without hear
sion for the Americans safety. A year ago
last April, the last tidings were received
from Stanley. he bad then completed his
exploration OF the Victoria N'yanza, and
ital across his country OF Uganda to the
Albert N'yaDZa,-a distance OF little more
toan 100 miles, which he should have accom-
plikhed In less thaa month. De had aver
aged seven miles day In the difficult and
dangerous journey from Zanzibar 10 the
Victoria lake. with such episodes as three
days campaigns against interrupting saw
ages. Therefore, barring accident or disease,
Stanley should have reached the Albert lake
a year ago. II was then bis purpose TO explore
II, and pass southwark into the Tanganyika,
through the channel which Livingstone
had believed connected these two bodies OF
water. Col Gordon has made that explora-
ton, and found that no such channel exists.
II Stanley did reach the lake and make the
same discovery, and then turned back Nile
ward, the probabilities are that he is lost;
Tor Central Africa, within these few years
by the journals of DR.. Livingston, which
Stanley brought back, by Mr.. Stauley's own
letters and by the pretty regularly received
accounts OF the Gordon expedition, has be-
come In that portion too well known for q
party so strong and so ably led as Stanley's
to be lost trace OF so long on any other sup
position than its determination. The coz
lecture is made that, instead OF retracing bis
course, Stanley pushed westward to the head
OF the Lualaba river, which Livingstone
discovered, with the Intention OF descend
Ing TO its mouth, as Lieut.. Cameron had
done Ss o already; though that, OF course stan;
New York Times believes reasonable hy-
pothesis IL is not yet time by some months
70 hear from the brave American explorer.
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TH0s. BOWLING, Auctionssr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSES AID LOTS on
MONROE sTkEET, IL Gx0BGEToWN, Dis

By virtue OF three deeds OF trust. duly re- -
ssrded 10 Lieers b n r., ao. Z, folio SIS, E;I
Dhtrict Of Columbia. the undsrsiened win offer at
Public sale, at the !eauest Of the party seeursd
the 18th Day Of july 1875, q the hour Of o'clock
B m. part Of Lot No g, in Hol~esaS addition TO
rs ts~t Cay street, with the improvements. Also,
~. ~. ther piece 2, eround, Dssin9ns e point on
the corner Of Monroe and Car streets, and running
east o feet then south p fset then vest -? feet,
the roth IS feet to the beg inning, With the build
ing. Also, another piece Of grouud, beginning ct
point the east side Of Monroe street distant SOUTH
from the Of Monroe and Cav streets ~ feet.
and running east l50 feet then south - feet then
west leo fest, yhen north Is feet to the place Of be-
ginning.
Terms: One third cash; balsnce In and Il months,
With Totes bearing interest All convey ancing Ct
the pense OF the purchasers dep uft OF go re-
quired on each piece q Pre- peyty when sold.
D6-l0t JOHN b. DAVIDBOH, Trustee.
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DIED.

BABcocK. On July 18th, ls7s. at No. $40 O
p BIBcooE p the va ,s.t pf ~ IL, hn,ss OoL CHAs
,o ns rtnalos were taken to Grand Rapids, Mich,
DlsIz In Washington, on the l2th July. lsrs.
49, a,9 O'CLOCK, sINoND DE"Iz, aged IS years sud
IntsrnsEt in St. JOsephs Cemetery. Baltimore
HIoKIT. On the 18th July, IS76, Jas. HrcKrr.
Clare Ireland Az he rest m ,s.os % the County
ne iriehas OF the family are respsc.fuly invited
massachusstts avenue northwest, on FRIDAY. the
lath, At O'Clock .. m. baltimore san please
LEWIS, On yaly 18th, 1876, u owAH I'd CLINTON
son OF w. l. and z. n. Lewis aged Is maaths and
- cay, ~ their residence, No. AS 10Th street
Funsnsl in Alexandria, at Mrs. oolvins, on Henry
to-day. IAlsxsndris papers please COPY !
MILAss On the 18th Of July ls7s, sf o CLOCK a.
rsan foruds AsSa .es sa. inc S 81 a E1
O and Mary A: Miisns ia the Isl year OF her age.
to the rom srs rs.asSs ~ %'s
enis' Ils street s01thy est, on FRIDAY, July "a,
soaTOE on the l2tb Of ally. ISIS, at % mia.
sts s,s ss0es sss ,s "a e 81
age. May she resf in peace.
Why should our tesrs in sorrow nOs
And bids them leave a world q woe
For an immortal crown
Then let our scrrc.. cease to nov,
God has recalled his own;
But let our hearts In every woe
sill say, Thy will be done"
funersl viii take place from her late residence,
O'Clock q. N.
SoURsH. Atsp. m, July Iath. Is7s, Rev .oHAs.
Il. hoCRsE, In the COT year Of his are.
Members Of the " ashington Presbytery and other
friends are invited % attesd the funeral seryic . 81
Western fresby terisn church (Dr. WeIlsl At q D.
m triday, liih. intsrnsnt In Montgomery county,
PROCTOR. On wednesday evening, July nth,
1870 st $40 clock, after brief flness Of typocd
lever, joan y. PROCTOR, aged IS yssrs. msntb
His relatives and friends are respectfully invita-
70 attend MIS- fureral TO morrow Friday sfternoon.
ct o'clock, from bis lsfe residence, w and Boun-
Gary, near SIN street northwest.
eMALLWOoD. On Tuesday evening, July nths
la6, M1. PATsY 6NALLwooD. ~ Der ressdcnoe.
I II y street, South " ashfngton, aged years.
Der friends are invited 20 sttsnd her fanersii on
Friday at3p N.
sicily. On rhursday, July nah, ls7s, Ct 10
ID street northeast, MARr 01IswoLD, wife Of Dol.
II. a Bsely, and ds gnssr Of Gen. b. W. Wessslls
Y. Q. A. aged 20 years.
WOOSTER. On the evening Of July loth, Is7s
Of eboleIa infantun, a rita Ew kLL, only child
Of loeu n. snd Fannie y. Woosssr, sssd S
month";.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RaIEROAj
JULY 7TH, 1870.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
JULY IRA, 1870.
Am. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
500 baltimore, hllicott City aud ray stations.
seini 81 Rocks and intsTmedists stations.
1:l0-BaltiInore and AIexsndrfa Junction.
s:10-Nse fyk, PhtIadetPhia ana Bostos Hz-
sDd sainrdss. b. ' bcst via New Castle; dsi.
!. By ,aii; poi, s,.1 Parior Oars: suadsy,
e:io-c.ncigsatt. ST Lori. a.d P.asbrs Bz-
eriok HsteIgown, and Valley Road. Par.
s:2o-POint Of sock. and way stations.
s: 3see-sssti TIs and ,, vsy stations. p.,,
Philsdeiphia. sunday to Baltimore e only y.N
is:Is-Bsltimore. Way Stations, Ellicott City and
I:4o-ns. Ygk, Pailadstpata and No,foa Ia:
.:se1 ss!sl@sss : .s4 way stations.
City, Frederick and Way Stations, Via Re
ST and Point Of Books, via Metro
4:4s-BaltimOrs; Annapolis and way stations.
S:9t-CAtcdgo, CINCINNATI and Louisville Exprsss
FF.ssDo sTs, Ssg s
iown and sisepins Car. n . 1hi
gag ess a; 0iseinnsti Ard LS.i;giIa. 60.
g-OV-flftddetpRId ana BdttD10rs EIpTesS.
I:O9-kalfimore ans way stations
ls:3g-Pittsburg. bat NO connection beyond MAJ
tinsbuJs by train leaving sunday might
Way Stations Metropolitan Branch.
klespers.
s:0o-Bsittmore. Blsdensburs, BeitsviIls, Lsu-
rel, Re
I0:O0-hsts York dnd PhlLadelph1a Nigh Exyrsss,
sleeping Cars to New York.
1O:05-BsitmOre aud principal way stations,
-MsrtinsbnrE and way stations, netropob.
lI:3O-&. -L01fs szpre,s. Chicago, Columbus,
ssndnsky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
ara Oakland. On Saturday for Lous Vile.
Tlo. $40, $40, s:3s m: LAO, s:25. s:45,
700. 5;0S, sac, 800. 1000, 1905 and 1880
.. M, daily.
All User trains daily, excer, Sunday.
No correction on Sunday for Hsgerstown or Val.
le, Branch; or for New York ana Philadelphia ct
e:lO N. and lao p. %.
Tor further information apply Of The Baltimore
Ano Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, an
as, COL and sos PennsylvanIa avenue, and I 3
l5th street northwest, where orders viii be taken
tor baseAg to be checked and received at any Point
In the city.
THOs, g. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
L N. OOLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. K0OHTZ, General Agent. apl5tR
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TEE LARGE FEMALE ELHPaASr present.
ed TO the Prince OF Wales In India, whtcn is
given By the Prince 20 the Dire ,tors. Toe
two small elephants Vhtcu have attracted
90 much public attention since their sojouru
IN the Gardens, are, togot1or with tue large
male elephant, 60 be taken to saodrinrhaoe
e coon g proper place hes been prepars1
for them there
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II II. wARNER, corner 7th and streets.

TRUSTEHs, SALE OF BRIGHTWOoD HALL,
lin AND 14IH sTkEETs ROADS, IN tn q
By virtue Of Q deed Of trust, dated January -
No. IA, folio a. one OF the Land Records for .iA
OF the party sscurei thereby, we will sell &C public
22d day Of July, 1876, az 8 O'Clock m, all that
certain piece or parcel of IsKd situate and lying at
"Briehfwood," Ia the County Of Washington, Dis
trict Of o. luu bia. and contained within the follow
ing Eetes and bounds: Beginning at a stone planted
the intersection Of 7th and 18th street road,
thence with the wcst side Of TIN street road south
erly, ninety (9ll feet, thence at right angles
westerly eighty Elk 36 feet to the 4th street road
thence northessterly with eaid 18th street rad one
hu Dire ard twenty five 1851 Il et and twenty hun.
dreds Of foot 1901 to the beginning. contapIne
thirty nine hundred and thirteen sob square feet
OF ground more or less, together with the imp ove
ments, consisting OF q three story and basement
Brick Building used for store and halt purp poses.
Terms Of tale: One third cash; balance In six and
twelve months. Deferred payments to bear interest
at the rate OF eight cent from day Of sale, and
TO be secured py a deed OF trust on the property
sold. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. One
hundred coll deposit required at time of sale. II
the terms OF sale are not com piled with in seven
days from day OF sale, the Trustees reserve the
right to at the risk asd cost Of the defaultng
per publish, In the city Of Washineton
ROBERT G rt Cx.' Trustees.
Jyll-eo j. Z. COtDWDLL, salesman.
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CHKIsE PRoDucrIoN.-The state OF New
York alone has now nearly 900 cheese M an
ufsclories, which use the milk OF more than
10000 COWS, making therefrom $1,000 900
pounds Of cheese, which 10 900 pounds for
every three cows. The cheese production of
tie whole United States 10 over go 600 900
pounds, Of which 90, 100000 are exported.
England scarcely exports . 600 900, while
little Holland, which used 70 be the princi-
pal cheese producing country OF the world
exports at present 60 600 900 pounds
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MARRIEn-

LfkCH-MgLLIkIB. In Baltimore, on the
Mh OF June, 1876, by the Rev. Mr.. joyce, Of 81
johns Church, Georgetown. u. C., JoHs lYScs
o. Georgetown, h. @ aud KATE ri mrLLIKIN Of
boro pagers please copy
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II Il. WARMER, corner tn and streets.
SALE or VALUABLE UNIM.
PkQNkD REAL ESTATE ON G. STkEET, Be
IWIIH 12TH AND 18th STREETS NORTH

EAST.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated September 60
folio 81, ct seq one OF the land records OF the
District OF Coumbia. and by the written Of
auction, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
July L. s.6 o. ~ o'cioct m, al that piece or
Warrington, District Of Columbia, and known and
essisnased q Lot numbered twelve s,2,, IN square
Terms: 0ne. fourth cash; balance in 6, IL and Is
months, for which the notes Of ths bear.
ssie and secured By deed Of trust on the properly
sold Win b tsl en-. d:Hosit Of elos Vii, p re.
IeDse Of the purchaser II the terms Of sale are not
complied with in ten days from day OF sale. the
the r4k aud cost OF the defsultns purchaser, after
i've days adveRtisement.
JOIN JOY 1DsoH,$ Trustees.
jylyeo&ds J. +. COLDWBLL, Salesman.
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nOWNMAH q GREEN,
Aoctioneen and Real Husse Broksrs.

u A1ctioneen and Real Estate Brokers.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF vIRY VALUABLE IN
fkONED HAL ESTATE, STU ATaD ON q
STkIkT HORTH, B1TW1EN TTH AND SrH
sInhETs WG6T, C0ueleTlA0 or FOUR
eTOkf BRICK HOUSE.
BY virtue Of deed of trust to ~, dsted April IA
Atb, 3D. 1873, and recorded in liber No. us, f..
IONA p one OF the land records for the Dis. JUL
iict OF Coiumbia and ct the request OF the parties
mont OF the premises, FRIDAY, July 4, a. d. 1876,
tate, situate In the city Of Washington, DO, to
Wit: Being the middle portion OF 1t No two. "a ]
In square No. four hundred aud twenty nine Gag )
commencing at o poirt twenty feet from the east
corner OF SAID lot, and running thence west twent
feet on the 'ine OF street northwest theuce wit
said width OF twenty feet front the rear OF the
same together with the improvements thsrs CON
ing.
Terms OF ssle. as prescribed By the deed Of trust
The amount of Indebtedness scared By the deed of
trust paid, aid the expense Of sale In cash. and
ths bsance In and IL months, for which the notes
ofthe purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of
sale, and secured By deed of trust the property
sold, shall be taken. deposit of $500 shall be
required OF the purchaser ct the time OF SALE and
oil conyeyancipg shall be at the ex pense of the
purchaser. 1T the terms OF sale not com Piled
with IN one week from day OF sale the tru aees re-
serve the bit 10 resell the property at tue risk ana
cost OF the d.faultinG purchaser, after five days
,ead 1R.pl r. r " 4. G RSSEMpSSNsAN'| Trustees
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TH0MAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS on an STREET
WnST. BETgEEN o AND sTRE8Te

S69-0AL ksOIo ON 6TkEWT
w WnsT; BETTnIEE AND r sTRESrs
BY virtue OF deed OF trust recorded amo-g II
the land records for the District OF Oolumbis,
10 Liber 10 7co, folio 1s9 we VIII sell, ct pub. ~
lie auction. IN front Of the premises, on aATUR.
Lots Nos Is, 81. Is and s., IL the subdisislcn Il
original lots Nos; II and ls, in Square No SIS, IS
Washington In Llber b ID. c., folio "a
Bald OF Mo- % has . front Of Is feet inches By
depth Of Is feet TO an alley feet vide
depth Of 80 feet. :
ssid Ie. 20: s. has front Of ls feet inches By
fsid Los No IS has front Of Is feet 8inchss, and
IL ceecribed ss tollows:-Commsncing ON 81 strset
vest ct the dividing line between said lots Is and
g. and runIins thence north along the line q said
south l feet Z inches: thence vest q feet; thence
o. ttsisni,g Each let IL improved By good
Terms Of sale: 'one.third cash: balance in equal
ins'siments ~ s and II Eonths; the purchaser to
give his potcs for the dsfesred DAyments, bearing
Interest ct the rate of per cent Der annum and
curtd ~ 3 dseo Of trust on the property hoo on
each lot VIXEN sold. conveysneinG ct cost OF Sar-
~ EAJTEAEEIEIs GsRusI, IL. Trustees.
jyIl 60 Rep eoAcsl THo6. DOW LING. Auct.
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n 4. WARAEs, Corner TN and 2 streets.
THUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPRovEp PROPERTY
On llra STRE1Ta BkTGEEH AID 3

STH1ET8 NOkTHWEST.
By vir,u ne Of two deeds Of rust. dated n arch -
nth and October 18th, 1874. and duly record ed ::8
7e9 folio 3os &c. Of the land records Of the Dfstri
q Columbia, and BY the written REQUEST Of the
ton. on the premises, on TUESDAY, August 1.
is7Ss q ~ o,cloct z AL ,tss Iisee 1r parcel Of
Dlstfict Of Coiunbia. and known and desieuaied -
lot numbered twenty mine f29j. ia Ocitmsn and
numbered TIRES hundFs and nine (9osI
Terms: One fou nth Gosh, balance In SIX twelve,
end eighteen months, for which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearins interest at 9 per eest per au-
lur from oay Of ssje' sea ssc1rsa ~ aesd o. rass
eeo win be required 81 tt9e Of sale. ALI convey
aDcins Ut The expense q the purchssrr. ~ tho
day Of sale. the Iruseees the right 70 resell
the property 81 TIE risk en1 cost OF the ac2auitng
PIP h9LL0wAy, rurses.
III eoAds J. 7. GoLDwkLL, salesman.
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DRY GOODS SLAUGHTERED.
REMNANTS DBIss GOODS SACRIFICED.
CLOSING SALE FOE THE SUMNER SEASON
All GTenacires 81 half their former price,
DiscoCrt ot % per cert OF Laos cscques,
~ Per ceof. taken of Parasols.
Large STOCK new sfy 10 La Ens, 10 aud lzI,c.
Grey Grenadines. III and lsc worth double.
Ladies' snd Gents 6suzs Shirts, Soc worth 81.
Best Calico. remnants, &C worth lie.
Lace stTipsc Pfque, Is and 3Dc.
Hfctcris Lawns, III, Is, TO 15c.
PerCs ~ spd IKE. good styles,
Summer SIX prime cost.
linen Lawn, 20 and 25c.
Straw sfttpgs snd Carpets At cost.
Lsdies Linen Suitings, 75c., worth 90.
Cash buyers should remember the pace.
=. n. NAUDAIN,
je3q-tr 109 Market Space.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

THOMAS DOWLIn q, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF TwO-srORY BRICK
DWELLING, H0RTHERLY ONE or tn 1E
EEAk STREET.
By virtue of deeds Of trust by the same par. -
ties datsd June 10, 1875 recorded in iibers 1877 em
and sos, foitos 10 and ass. in the land records.x
OF this District By requeyt of the party secured
the premises, THURSDAY. July ~, 1876, Of 5
O'Clock >. m, the rorthsrly one OF three new two.
on New jersey avenue. near street, extending
back same width, more or less, to an alley.
Terms: One fourth cash. residue in II, IS and a
months, for notes secured BY deed of trust on the
property, with interest ct ten per cent per annum
the time Of sale, AID If the terms are not com piled
with within five days thereafter the Trustee re.
a. the rick and cost OF the defauting purchaser,
Convey sLcIng at the purchaser's cost.
HAkMAh o. WESTERVeLT. Trustee
jynd THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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MES KATE BENNETT is giving SWIM
ming lessons at Rockaw ay Beach. Her pu-
pills are women, and she II an advocate OF
the sensible theory that everybody should
know how TO swim. Among her pupils Is q
she turned from lead into cork. Apropos of
females swimmers IL may be mentioned
that In New York Saturday there were two
swimming matches between women. Four
women swan two miles and returned to get
pair OF earrings rs q prize. AS Miss Ben
nett says, every woman should know how to
swim.
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WHAT DO You THINK of an unbrokea fur
row ak miles long? That's what you can
see any day by going 70 Elm River, where
ing prairie. The team stats one round
ACROSS the entire township And back twelve
m1les) before dinner, and the same ia the
each team every day. All tor wheat next
year, FtroO Quiz Times.
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DRY GOODS.

OWING 70 THE DEPRESSION OF TIN
" MONTY MARKET. N WILLIAM WILL
ALLOW A DEDU6TIOH OF TWENTY PEE
OHsT. ON HIS LARGE AND HANDSOME
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, MOSTLY OF HIS
Own IMPORTATION, compyfsfng in part:
Childrens Dresses, Work BASKETS,
Iecfes, suifs, Val. and swiss Bows.
hffe bas9ues, Real Lace Ends for Ties,
Linen suits, Casbmere Ties,
Per Gale Suits. Crepe de Chine Ties,
Lawn Wrapprs, Melted Ties, in All colors,
Percaie Wrsppers, lGuiD. Thread Avail Lace,
Train ed Wslk n Skirts, iPoinfe Duchesse Barbs,
Large ass't o n5er Earmts, Val. Duchesss adkfs.
Pom padour skirts, Duchesse Parasol Cover,
J. b. p. Corset, ThTesd 4 Guipuro Oapes,
Hans OF every description cashmere Net.
Chatelaine Belts, Cashmere Lacss,
Bangles, Sashes in all coloro,
yfnaieretteg, Ribbons in ali ootors,
Necklaces, Centennial Sash Ribbons,
RIAL Garnet yeweiry, fringss I'm all styles,
Colored Jevelry, Real French Hair Brsids,
Jet& observation-disclosures ewell Gases,
Ivory and Coral Combs, Pocket Books.
Bull assortment OF French Ilewers, &c &c. II I'm
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THOMAs BOWLING, AuctiOneeT.

II Nv Aa@sSf A~S1SAocss
TRUsTt Els SALE OF IMPROVED AND UE-
IMPROVED PKOPERTY ON 1871 AND aSTH
SHEETS. BETWEEN AND X 81 REErS
GOBTHW SET, AT AUCTlOs.
BY virtue OF o deed OF trust, dated the 18th -
d q OF EebInaIy ls7s and duly recorded ia "a
Liber No US foiios 45- et seq one of the land LIZ
reeorcs ofihe District Of Columbis, aud at the re-
Queet OF the party secured thereby, 1 will sell Of
highest bidder, on MONDAY, the pain day Of
July. 1876 at O'Clock y. M, the folloviu = de-
scribed real estate situate In the city of Washing
ton al District OF Columbia to wit All of eie at
(e) in square eighty elk (9sl fronting on th street
northwest. between end X.
Also, a. 81 O'Clock p. Of the same day, and in
front OF the premises the wing described
ettafe, improved oy three story frame house,
known as the whole Il lot humber fifteen I5l, ia
square number hub1r Cd Fix 1907; also p>r.
OF lot Lumber sev.rtetn fl7l, In the same square
beginning for said part Of lot at The southeast cor
ger OF original lot number sixteen 49,, il said
square AID nira then ce due forty 80 feet.
hence doe south twenty five 1857 feet TO ga pen0 g
Ia grfvete alley thence west along the north linz
~ SAID opening, theI &c due north five t5D feet min
f9) int hes heDce due west twenty f2o) feet the
du- north nineteen ~ feet three go inches to tbs
beginning
Terms: oreihird cash: bslsnce in IL and I.
months, ~hh Interest ar per secured by dee
cftruet on the property SO d. deposit of 100 90
eeth piece q property when told All convey ancins
ct the coat Of the purchaser.
THOMAs WEAVER, Trustee
NEd THOMAS BOWLING, AQct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-13

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