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TRusrIrs SALE OF
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF STREET,
HETWELN 18th AND lTTH STREETS II. v

By virtue Of . deed Of trust to the under -
signed. which lie dated june Il, 1871. and Is f:3
recorded In Liber 649, folio 3H, OF the land .4A
records Of the District OF Columbis and the writ
ten request OF the payee Of the promissory note
The prtmises On
FRIDAY, THE 7Ti DAY OF JULY. 1876,
IT O'Clock m, all Of original Lot four l4, in
CITY of Washington, District Of Columbia. This lot
10 Is feet 10 inches wide and LAG feet II iuches
and Is improved By three-story press brick front
House, containing eleven rooms, The house 10 No.
1893 4 street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money
In cash, one third in one year, and third in two
years from the day OF sale, the deferred payments
TO bear interest x per cent from the day Of sale,
and 70 be secured BY the notes OF the and
Q deed Of trust the premises sold. II the terms
Of sale be not complied With Ia days from the
day Of sale, the undersigned TO have the right TO
resell the property af the risk and csst OF tne de-
faultipg pure hasef. A deposit Of el;o viii be re-
CURED Of the purchaser % the moment Of the &C.
his e1 pense. -. b. wl1ER, Trustee.
ieal-ahds DuEoAHsoH BRos., Aucts.
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THOMAs DeWLING, Auotioneer.

I'HOMAS DeWLlkG, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
TY ON 10Th STREET. WEST, BETWEEN K
AND STREETS NORTH, NEAR WESTERN
By virtue Of a detd Of trust, dated Deem -
Der 2lst, A ID. 1872, duly recorded In Liber 6x
No. 10, folio 40 one of the land records OF -
the District of Columbis, and a. the request eff the
party secured thereby, We will SELL at public auc-
tisn, IN front OF the premises, on MONDAY, July
3D. RIO, att O'Clock D. m, the following described
real estate situate In the city of Washington D. O.
t? vii: Lot numbered thirty-thre (33 OF the subd,
vision made in July 1867 by Anthony Hyde of orig
inal lots numbered twenty-eight t2s) and twenty
nine f2gl In square numbered seventy six, (75l to-
story frame house.
Terms OF sale 8 100 and expenses of sale in cash:
the residue in two notes of six aud twelve m osths
bearing eight per cent interest secured by sdeed OF
trust on the property sold or all cash the
er's option. deposit Of 9lO will be re juired of
the purchaser at the time Of sac Terms of sale to
be complied With Ill five days, otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the rgot TO res. at the and cost
Of the defaultins after givin FIVE DAYS no.
tce OF such resale in the Evening Star All conveyan
clng recording, and such general and special taxes
as NAV be against the proper ty to be paid by the
purchaser LOUIS WINE, r..
JOS. O. FEABsON,f trustees
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Doing business without sdvertssins IN o.
sood ceai Ike trying 20 borrow a nsg on me
Are battles healthy Thirty.two OF N.
officers who took In Waterloo are alive a.
though that battle was fought sixiy-one
years ago.
There is q sickening fear IN every roung
woman's heart that he who Is dearer 10 her
than her life may be deceived by the weather
and prematurely leave of bis nannels.
June has gone, The dear delicious no,ntl,
or tender NUTS and blooming roses. We
take one long lingering look AT the recedine
Iose. Lowell, and turn about with psip IN our
which victusls must be eaten up 10 save
them from spelling.
= In toe early morn man thrashes around.
This IL the result OF flies. The one particular
ny which an artillery company would end
Itself powerless TO disperse. In thrashfus
around man finds himself with a wad OF
counterpane over his legs. He doesn't wee
the counterpsne, but he knows a. is a coun-
Ierpane because every time he kicks with
thresd, and makes him sick At the stofn aoh
A coNnterpane has other uses but we DO NOT
recall Them Just now DoRbalrV Noes.
A UNIQUE SCHooL.oFFrCKR.-A TELEGRAM,
from Lansing, Mich, 20 the Chicago Tribune
ssSs. y, Miiiism Kerr; Superintendent OF
recently fined SIS for disturbing a school
The school ma'am says he sat W IN his feet
on top OF the desks and across the aisle,
then demanded order I'm sch ool. The teacher
tod him 20 behave himself nrst, aud then
she could keep order. He replied. You are
getting pretty big, Amt you? III your are
too big FOR your shoes. 1 Will get VOC n new
pair She dismissed the school, and the
superintendent annulled her certificate"
A WIFE DRIVES HER HUSBAND TO SUI
CIDE-At Providence, X. I William kfus-
lev, wool sorter IN the employ OF the Valley
Moisbd Company, shot aad killed himself
WEDNESDAY,, alter wOunding his wife by a
pistol shot kinsley was 81 Que time a
Methodist local preacher. He bore a good
character, but his wife was addicted TO
drink His friends say that her bad habits
and abusive tongue drove him 70 despeta-
ton. She was drunk and scOlding at hin,
when he shot her. She was wounded in the
leg. lie lived only two hours and a half.
A KISS AND BLow.-James Sweeney. a
JUNK dealer, who lives at 90 Charlton street.
as he was about to go home from his house
yesterday morning, asked his wife Mary To
Elss him. She was about 10 embrace him.
when he plunged knife into her ne,k and
she fell 10 the floor. Capt Chas. Mcdonald
took him 10 the Washington Place Dollce
court, and Sweeney was held In a. OOi bail
DE recently finished a sentence OF 6 moutbs
In the penitentiSry for beating his wife n
is Thought that she cannot recovcr.-fN A.
Sl1, 18th.
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON,
Raai a

YOUNG MIDDLETON,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.
Auction SALE OFFICE PROPERTY,
EEARLf NEW, BELONGING TO THE n &
NORTHERN BOUNDARY CORNERSTONE At
1880 TRANSATLANTIC AVENUE.
We shall SELL on the premises at o a. M "A
on MONDAY, July Sd. 1876, the following 81
Office Furniture, none of which has been in o.
use more than one year: mi
Walnut Office Desks,
Walnut and Oak Office Arm Chairs,
BOOK Cases. Towel Racks,
Marble top Washstands,
Pitchers and Basins,
Brussels Uarpets,
Stoves,
Library Tables, &c, &c &c.
Terms cash. YOUNG mIDDLETON
Jes8 -v,thi&s JChropiclel Auctioneers
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VDr. III. A. Reynolds is q remarkably
successful temperance agitator In New Eng
land. He claims TO have induced 81 600 per-
sons to sign the pledge within two years.
He calls cider "helle kindling wood % and
asks converts TO wear red ribbons in their
buttonholes as notification that they will
never have red In their noses.
The experiment OF relieving Harvard
college students from compulsory church go
ing and the seniors from bad marks for ab-
sence from recitatious, testing their famili-
arity with their studies only by examtna-
lions, has proved q success, IL II thought by
the Authorities, and the principle II TO be
adopted permanently.
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{ HhNGkRY SALE OF UARLE IN.
TIN : I Il L T EAST AND q SHEET

('HANCkRY SALE OF VALUAR lille IN.
- PROVED REAL ESTATE ON CORNER Of
II = Il Z EAST AND @ SrREET
BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court -
OF tbs District Of Columbia, passed In the -
cause OF Johu II. T5rton et al. VS.. Henry 4 ELlE
Iolson et al, No. 4,s63 Equity docket, ths under
signed Is Trustees VIII SET front of the premises
az public auction, on SATURDAY, the sth day of
July, A. ID 1a6, A. % &C ook p. m part Of Lot
no 81 IN squa No. s7S, the same being the mort b
" feet and inches fronting on 7th strest east and
Tunlins back from said street with said width IS
ieet ~ inches on oath street to the west III Of
Brick House
Terms of sale: One third cash, balance In AMI IL
months from day OF sale, with Interest at per cent
per aunum until paid The purchaser 10 give his
or her notes Tor balance OF purchase msney, with
surety or sureties TO be approved by the Trustees
or the purchaser or purchasers pay all cash on
day OF sale or ratification Of sale by the court No
deed given until all purchase money shall have
been paid. ALI convey ancinR at cost OF purchA3er
" hen the property Is sold.
n. 6. DAVIS. Once 3I3 ~ ST. n.w,)
WILLIAM j. MILLER, Trustees
ONCE 400 La ave,
p. A. DARNEILLE, Auct. je24 dSds
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L Real Estate Auctionsers.
AUCTION eALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON STREET, BETWEEN

AUCTION sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON l STREET, HETWElN
9Th AND 9TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of q deed oftrust dated juno lS;h, -
ls9e, and recorded In Liber No 1885, folio Az, .:3
=, SEQ the Undersigned tru tees will, on LII
TUESDAY, tie IL tn day of July A. ID. 1876 ar
ocIook M. on the premises, proceed to sell, at
Pubic auction 10 the bidder all that lot OF
ground situated in the City of hin On District
OF Co,umtis, and known en- he ground plan thereof
square numbered four hundred ana three 40sj said
east hall OF said lot fronting 90 feet four riches on
i street north and running back with the said
width leo feet and improved by story and at
u VI :, ~ 1870 lug WIN oach UuIiuing'
Inc terms OF sale are: Onethird Of purchase
moLeV and the expenses OF the sale in cash; and
balance In two equal payments, AZ aud IL months,
beayDg interest from DAY Of aud secured n the
satisfaction Of trustees deposit Of 500 will be
REQUIRED on day OF sale. All conveyancing at pur-
chs4ers cost If the terms Of sale not co mpIied
with within ten days Of sale resale will be ma lie
at the risk and cost OF defauting purchaser
Il. bOsS PERRY, rxru.o.
SEATON PERRY,f Ius'eeS'
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON,
Ar-f
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ThoMAs BOWLING. AGctioneer.
SALE OF HAY SCALES AT AUCTION.

ENGINEERS UFFlCE. DISTRICT OF NOLUMBIA.l
WASHINGTON, June Sth, 1876
On MONDAY, July 10Th, ISIS, at In IRE ~
spective locs.ions, shall offer, for cash, TO
the highest bidder, the exclusive right aud sss9
privilege OF using the several District Scales uCil
the 18th day OF July, IS7, for the purpose OF weigh
ing hay, straw fodder, oats ia the straw aud live
STOCK, al the following PLACES and times:
No. j. Situated opposite Post Office Uniontogn.
d O., at lO1l O'Clock a. N.
No 2. Situated on 9Th street southeast between
j. street and Georgia avenue, Navy Yard, al III
O'Clock q m.
No. 5. Situated at corner Of 10th street and Lo1is
lana avenue northwest, at IL 80 O. m.
No. 4. Situated in the yard of the Tyson Uouse
corner OF 9TH and streets northwest, az lam
GeorgetovD,D u. 81 j O'clock m.
No Situated at the intersection of 7th and l4th
stl Get rCa1, Brtshtw ood, a. oc'ock n m
Parties purchasing will be required 70 comply
With all the prov sions of act the approve une Oth
lS72. and entitled "An act 1istng sale of Cav,
&C." By order Of the Com nissioners
IL. l.. HOME, Lieut.. Engineers, u A.,
JeSO-td Engineer OF ID @
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DIED..

MILLS. Saturday morning, July I. IS's BAR
Ri. youngest son u William Howard md Mari A.
Mills, aged i've months and eleven days.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHAkLKs s. FORD. Auctioneer.
- 6S9 q sfraef porfhv 4

- $50 G street northwest.
On MONDAY MORNING, July Sd, 1851
10 O'Clock, in front Of my auction rooms. "a
Ishsll sell large and varied assortment of ~
new and second hacd Furniture. consisting !
Gottsse Suites, Btdsieads, Bureaus, Wsskstsnds,
Book cases. NJ Tables, Lounges, Msrfpg Car
pets, Glassware, &c. OHAs. S. ToRD,
Auctioseer.
(NHANCBRY SALE ON 6rB sTBsET, NEAR
" eTRKrT SOUTHWEST.
Uneer and by virtue Of decree OF the su- %
Ereme Court OF the District et Columbia, In =
EQUITY cause No s.eS6, the undersigned vill,@
on MSNpAf, the 10th day Of July, 1876, At
otiock 10 the afternoon, in front of the premises.
PR coed to sell the following described piece or par
Gel 81 erouid situste IN the city OF Washington aud
plstr,ct OF Columbia, snd known part OF Lot No.
I'm tquare No col, being the north IS feet By the
depth Of said lo..
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash, and the balance
IN tlI t6), twelve (l2), AID eighteen (lsD months
eter date Deferred par ments to bear Interest AID
to be secured By deed OF Trust on the property, All
conveyencing at the cost of the purcbaser de-
pesstof $50 will be required at the time Of sale.
LYDIA WIGLETr,
Trustee for James X. Wi lett.
pUEOANS0N BROS, Aucts Ul-n
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nBY GOODS SLAUGHTERED.
REMNANTS DBEss GOODS sAORIFIUEp.
CLOelNG SALE ZOE THE SUMMER SEASON,
ii Gren adines ~ half their former price,
Discount u 20 per cent OF Lace cAcques.
81 per &C II. taken of Parasols.
Large stock new style Lawns, 10 and I21Sc.
GREY Grenadines. l2< and lsc worth double.
Ladies and Gents Gsuzs Shirts, soc worth 81.
Best Calico, remnants, &C. worth lpc.
ace striped Pfque, Is and nc.
Victoria Lawns, l11s, Is, TO i5c.
Psrcales 10 and 171Sc good styles,
GUNNER SILK prime cost.
Linen Lswns, 20 and sc.
Straw Mattings and Carpets a. c7st.
Lsdts Linen Suitings, 15c., worth 4Oc.
Csth buyers should remember the pace.
=. -. NAUDAIN,
ge30-tr 709 Market Space.
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MURDER By A BooT.BLAcK.-In New
York yesterday two boot-blacks, Michael
Dolan and another known only as 90 Rocks -
had a scuffie during which "Rocks, stabbsa
Dolan In the heart, causing almost instant
death. The murderer escaped. DoIan came
from philadelphia, and was also known as
Jas. O'Brien.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY RACE.-The most
remarkable race in LautIcal annals has iuSL
efded In dead heat. The contestants were
TWO American vessels, the Southern Cross
captain Ballard, and the j. Il. Brown, Can.
taln heZar, and the course was from 8 in
francisco TO Liverpool. At O'Clock on the
morning OF tue last day OF the year thew
were flowed out together aud discharged their
pllots at the same moment. They passed the
Faralone Islands together, met next day and
parted company at night to meet again near
the equator. Near Pitcairn's Island the rival
clippers again came together, parting TO en-
counter each other south OF the line on the
Atlantic side, where, during several days OF
light weather, they were in company, cross
Ing The equator literally at the same mo-
ment, bearing due east and west, a circum-
stance unparalleled in Captain Ballarl's
twenty six years OF East Indian trade An
other parting followed. succeC led by rem
contre In the northeast trade. wnere the
ships were In company for q week. OF Holy
head they met for the last time on the 26th
OF May, got tugs together, raced up the Mer-
sey side by side, and would have entered the
cocks together had the gates been wide
enough, but as they were not, the J. r.
Brown gave way and allowed the Southern
Cross 10 reach her berth length in aivance
after race OFF, days, extending over MANY
thousand miles OF water.-[N Y. World
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DRY GOODS CHEAP!
WIN. BiRD WYLIE has Teinced
Much o. his extensive stock
Below the rates usually obtained
10 Ctser n rst-Ciass stores.
Reductions extraordinary IN al
DTess 1ods, Suit nsterial-,
White Goods. Lawns and summer Goods
NOurR and oid can be supplied Elth
Linens fCr Ladies, Gents. or Children.
tussrttr p and EmbrOidertes cheap, and
Everything 81 lowest rates for cash
Nm. BIRD WYLIE,
lOl4 9TH street northwest,
hIency Tor Denorest's Patterns and the " Eagle
Unit. JeH-tr
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JOB LOT OF WHITE GOODS.

i 600 yar's Rrccsde satin Stripe NAINsO0KE,
at Is, worth SIC
Lot Of Dot-ed SWISS MUSLIN. a, Tx, sold st 75c
2 Ps. Law NJ, new patterns. I2C.
10 Is. White Ground Pacific CBETOHS, yard
wide, 10 ard i25sc
2,OOOysIds HAMBUBG EDGE, in remnants. at
3, s, &c per ard.
90 Is. TWIILED CLOTH, for Bathing Suits, at
2c. per ard.
100 D. VICTORIA LAWNS. all prices
PARsSOLS, with fancy handles, g.. IS 81, al o.
81 20, SI.75, 81 50, as, etc.
BIACh ALPAChS, l5c. per yard, dirt cheap
MOHAIR ALPACAS, double width. IS. 80, 81, 50,
G.. 7sc.
so rolls WHITE and CHECK MATING, Is, %,
and &c
BATH TOWELS. yard Ionk nc
AL kirCs q WHITE GOODS for Latiss' and Misses
wear.
Coed CALI-OFs 45Ie
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AUCTION SALES.
FCTURE DAYS.
ID DABNEILLG, Real Estste An -tioueer
l. Northeast corner 7Ih 81. and Louisiana ave.

p A DABNEILLs, Real Estate Au .tioueer,
q. Northeast corner 7Ih ST. and LOuisiana ave.
TBgsIEEr SALE OF vALUABLs
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH sIOE or o
s Eta rsETw sas SsLyEETH AMI. IIGHIH
AZ sSsSI%isIos 81 fhosf.cf = si LIT
By viItus Of deed Of trust, dated May Is. -
is5 and duly recorded In Lber No. 7s5, folio 90
x .ss wr s :s Of
scFtDea RTsRsTty 81 the times and dates ned:
that sees p.fssi or tr.s. " land yins
and being .ituated in the county OF wsshtpston,
No. .Id s1Gwn And 3; being 0t
deceased, csliei "PIessect Hill and being paTt
PIosleet," as said subdivision 4 recorded In the
ON 20 81 the surveyor for the county Of Washing
ton This properly 4: situated short from
and L imPsoyed b. prick slsushisr house and
On friday. me i FL day of July, q. O'Clock ..
m, all that piece or parcel Of ground known and
op the Plat q city o.
perts slbdfyisicn Of original Lots Nos. and s, in
square No "A having front on . street north.
width loo feet This lot Is improved by well built
three:story Brick Dwelling. with two story back
pTrildlng, containing modern improvements.
twenty Tour thirty and thirty six months. Deferred
payments to bear interest al the rate Of per cent
deed Of trust All conrsyancins at cost Of pufchss
ers. Two hundred dollars on each piece Of property
a. time OF sale. III the terms Of sale are not CON-
rsht to resell ct the risk and cost of the defauing
purchaser or purchasers sft-r giving five days
notice In some newsps per published in the city
RICHARD WALLACE, Trustee.
1ezzth's'tu6ds n. ID. CLEARf, Salesman.
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF.

SELLING OFF SELLING OFF.
Oar entire stock at greatly reduced prices. Many
nj less than Of pOrtstiOn, order 70 close out
IN ente STICK So as possible In the next sixty
FOR CASH ONLY
We rsms a few spseisliies:-2COD yards Lace aud
Tape Strip VI bite Victoria Buslios At l3c worth
571s. so srGs VIII e JscnDNt CA@brics At Ike,
eighty sni'sd; former prtc- 51lc Pain, Plaid and
StItpef Black Grenadines, Black Dress sIlss, Black
hChairz atf aips~as. 81 pieces handsome worsted
Dress Goods from IN TO 57fc al very cheap: with
tull s1oNk II domestic Staple Goods; Ell At do xn
prices.
j. W. COLLEY,
iesO-tr sol, Cor. sth street aud Market space
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VVHUS. Il. NAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioneer, 61g 7th street.

Under and by virtue of deed OF trust TO the -
undersigned Trustee bearing date on the 10Th
day OF November, A. ID. 1874, end recorded in -
per No 1885, folio Az of the land records OF the
District of Columbia, will offer for safe at public
auction, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the
Sd day Of July, 1870, at O'Clock IN all that part
OF Iot numbered az In square numbered
seventy two, OH Contained within the me:es aud
bounds following: Beginning for the same ct a
point on the line Of 2lst street west IL feet ga a
Snes south Iron the northeastern corner of said lot
", ard running thence south IA feet 81 iuches
thence west no feet ches thence north "a feet 81
inches thence east 40 feet inches to the place OF
beginning. lso, the right of way to and through
the private alley, "a feet wide. opening into said
AID lying north OF and adjoining said part Of
Terms OF sale: One-th I'd Of the purchase money
In cash, (of which $50 must be paid at sale 1.-THE bal
arce In notes at six and twelve mouths per cent
interest per annum secured by deed of trust the
property sold. All convey ancing at purchasers
cost And should the terms of sale not be complied
with within i've days, the Trustee the right
chaser.
je2I-eo&ds THOs. Il, WAGGAmAN, Trustee.
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BRINGHAM YoUNG's LITTLE FAMILY
(Salt Lake City correspondence San Fran
,hs. Snf1ntGe aorisu ,an ao1as Is sne Ia
whom are living. More than half OF these
are females, and with but two or there excep-
tions, all are blondes, and none what may
be called beautiful. The last child born unto
Brigham is little girl, about six years old,
daughter of Amelia Van Colt, Brigham's
fourteenth wife. She Is woman about forty,
rather pretty, and the next fevorite To-
Amelia Folsom, his eighteenth wife. No. Is
is credited with having high grade temper
and IL is said that she treats Bingham as IL
she were his mother-ln- law instead of his
wife. Mormons charitably say that he is
controlled by her because he loves her, but
man with so many wives cannot love
either very much. Love and polygamy are
strangers.
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DRY GOODS.

OsISG TO THE DEPRESSION OF THE
MONEY NABKET. N. WILLIAM WILL
ALLOW 4 DEDUCTION OF TWENTY PEE
CEsT. ON HIS LARGE AND HAHDSOME
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, MOSTLY OF HIS
Own IMPORTATION, comprising in part:
Ghildrens Dresses, Work Baskets,
Li.s ssaass. zeal i Isos - .a I'd S fSr Ties,
Lloen snits, Csshmere Ties,
feIcals Suits. Crepe de Chine Ties,
Lawn Wrap r., Melted Ties, in ali colors,
TraiIed Walk Skirts Point: puobes.s Bss sSs
Pom Isdcur skirts, Duchess Parssoi Cover,
S.n: =, Serse. n5s.d Suipure Caees,
Ghatelsine Belts, Cashmere Lsces,
Yinsisrettes, Riobons in ali ooior.,
B'sl Garnet yewelry, Fringes in all styles,
ToiSred Jewessry; Real french Hair Braids,
Ivory and Coral Combs, Pocket Books.
Full assortment OF French Flevsrs, &C &c. in I'm
LAST ANCE.
One case White Victoria Lawn $40 Yards, at TX
cents, worth Sh, in short lengths; positively the
200 White Bedspresds, At 81 and sI.so, reduced
IS pieces White H Mating, a, 2, and 80 osnt,. "a.
duced from 81 and 81 cents.
3 piece. 0o sa Lawns I, at M cents.
Mosquito Netting in pieces and canopiss, ready
fer use, from ss SO TO $3.50
Cur tire stock Of Dress Goods 20 be sold without
regard to cost.
Frank Leslie's cut paper PATTERNS.
GEO. j. JOHNSON d co, .
ieH-eo III Market Space.
ROYs' SHIRTS, SIZES IL, ny, II, 12X AND rs
~ inch. made OF Wsmsutia Muslin and Twenty
Tor ME Dress Shirt. Boys best ply LINEN
OCbLA rs only 81 cents per dozen. at the BRANOH
BALTIMORE SHIFT FACTORY, IOi2 street.
is7-lm amsnassr.n
NEW STYLES SMALL CHECK ORrTrONES,
4 Navy Blue, Black and Brown, oaiy $50 q yard
At he ches pest store in the city. CONNOLLYg
co. 9th st., opposite Patent Office. ie27 tr
EDUCATIONAL.
HONE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
fitted for College or for the Institute of chuoogy
hefereI ces:-Ex President Tbos. Hill and Prof Jas
LoseH OF Harvard; Hon. Il. Il. Hoar and Rev.
Hon VIM. N. Evsrts, of New York Tor circulars
direct TO Concord, Mass. Ie2i-2w
X KINDERGARTEN NORMAL OLAss-My first
IN lecture 10 the Summer Class for the instruction
In groebel's Science Of the New Education" will
No, 70- llih street, between and Ii, eIpl.infng
what the course VIII consist In and what are the
objects definitely attained thereby. The lecture
will be given erery succeeding Tuesday AMI Friday
s5 for the whole course OF twenty lessons ar.
rsngements for Private Lessons can be made with
MRS LOUISE POLLOCK,
lelg I'm LIE Droit Park, W ashingtcn, ID. o.
WksT END INSTITUTE Family ScAoel ~
Sew Haven, Conn. Send for circular. mar3-em
ENGLIsH, FREEOH, AND CLAssIOAL An.
II LEOr SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 9Ig
New York avenue n. w.-MIs. ANGELO JACK.
SON, Princfpal-The eighth annual session begins
on the lath OF September, ISIS. sua7l-1y