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NHOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN AZ AND
Oh sTREkTs, BEING No.4s2 SOUTHWEST,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June -
2sth, ls76, at O'Clock, in front OF the prem ia
ises, shall sell Lot IS. In square 1s6. having -
front OF Is feet, and running back 72 feet inches
20 80 foot alley situate on the south side Of st.,
between AZ and 9th streets south west, improved by
good two story Brick Dwelling, containing seven
rooms.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6, IL and Is
months, with notes bearing interest at psr cent.
per annum and secured by Q deed Of trust. Convey
ancpg at purchasers cost Sle0 down at time Of
sale. THOMAS DOWNING,
je2fE AuctiOneer.
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nOWNuAH Il GREEN,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers

II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
RRONED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON q
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN Urn AND sra
sThkETs WEST, C0SsIsTING OF A FOUR
STORY BRICK HOUSE,
By virtue OF deed OF trust to us, dated April IL
z4tn, ID. 1873, and recorded in liber No. 7l6, E.3
loila -, one OF the land records for the Dis s
rlct OF Columbia and at the request of the parties
secured thereby, shall sell at public auction in
front OF the premises, SlDAY, July IL A D. lsT6,
at clock D. m, the following described real es.
tate situate in the city of Washingto DC to
VII: beipG the middle portion OF LIT No. two 4 J
10 square No. four hundred and twenty nine (42g J
commencing at point twenty feet from thu ca II
corner q said lot AID running thence west tgent
Ieet on the line OF street northwest the nee wifi
ss1d width OF twenty feet front to the rear of The
same together with the BRO vements Their 20 CON
ing. "eA
Terms OF sale. prescribed By the deed of trust;
Inc ao unit OF oebiedness secured By the deed OF
trust unpaid, and the expense of sale. in cash. and
tne Dalence IN and AZ )nths for which the notes
OF ne purchaser, bearing interest from the day
sale and secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold, shall be taken. deposit of SO shall be
required OF the purchaser at the time of sale and
Gil conveyanciDg shall be At the expense of the
purchaser. II the terms Of sale are not Complied
vi d ia one week from day OF sale the tru stees re-
serve the night 10 resell the property toe risk and
c9st OF the dviaulting purchaser, after five days
advertisement.
i.a,d 1p.,, W. I p60HWrNHMAN,} Trustees.
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FORTy-FOURrH oONGREss.
Uosfao Proceedings Yesterday,
SENATE.-After our report closed-

SENATE.-After our report closed
The army appropriation bill was al scussed
IN committee OF the whole. Tue FIRST eight
sections OF the bin as IL came from the House.
reoreanizips the army, reducing ray, &c,
were stricken ont. a number of other
amendments were adopted. when the bill
was reported 10 the Senate, and was read A
third time and was passed
The Com mlttee on Commerce was dis
charged from the further consideration of
the river and harbor appropriation bill, aud
the Senate then went into executiye session
and shortly after adjourned.
HoUsE.-Aftero our report closed
Mr.. Springer offered a resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Ban king and Currency
TO report DILL 10 repeal the specie resump-
ton act, which went over.
A motion 70 suspend the rules and pass the
joint resolution suggested by the President
In his message OF last week TO continue the
appropriations for the next year on the same
basis as those for The present year was re-
jected.
After some further unimportsnt business,
Mr.. Caldwell moved TO suspend the rules
and adopt resolution declaring the neces-
sity for retrenchment and reform, and no
quorum voting the motion was lost
The House then adjourned.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.-At Caledonia
Pa, Dolson HICKS, prosperous shoemaze
Was engaged to Mrs. Shafand, a widow, but
about two months since she discarded him
because he got on spree, and In a short
time she married a blacksmith named Coch.
ran. Last Wednesday hicks visited Coch-
rams shop with long bladed shoe knife IN
his hand, the blade of which was covered
with blood. BE exclaimed, "Biily, Won are
widOwer and I'm a murderer" He then
threw The knife IN a corner OF the shop. and
folding bis arms said TO Cochran, xiii me
ifyou want to-" The latter ran towards bis
wifes house, which was but q few steps dis
tant, followed by his helper He found his
wife lying In pool OF blood on the kisehen
noor, with her head almost severed from her
body. Hicks was arrested and taken TO the
village tavern, where he was committed TO
the charge OF an officer TO convey him TO fail
thirty miles away. While the prisoner was
In the room assigned him, in charge OF one
OF the constables, he drew from his pocket a
large knife, and before the act was discoy-
cred cut bis own throat, infiIcting such
wounds that he died in a very short time,
never speaking after infiicting the wounds
Before committing suicide Hicks admitted
that he had killed Mrs. Cochran, and said
he had done IL because she had wronged him
so deeply that he could not help IL. He said
be would do the same thing over again I'M
der the circumstances.
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YOU'VE nIpDLrTR3s;; r.. u.,,,,....

Auction SALE OF Val LIABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON fBEkT, SkTWEkS
9Th AND ORR STREETS N0BTHWESr.
b. virus Of deed offrust dated June 18th, -
1873 aud recorded 10 Libel No. TS6, folio 423, -.
e. SEQ the tundersigned tru stees will, D.sllk-
TUESDAY, tie IIth day OF July A. D. 1876 al 8
O'Clock n. on the premises, proceed 70 sell, a
pnbc auction 10 the highest BIDDER, all that lot
ground situated in the City of ashngton, District
OF Columbia, and known on the ground plan thereof
as al OF the east half of lot numbered two az, in
square numbered four hundred ana three (40sl aid
east half of said lot fronting % feet four ches on
/ street north and running back with the said
width leo feet and i'm proved by story and at.
tic frame dwelling with back building.
The terms OF sale One-third Of purchase
moLey and the expenses Of the sale in cash: and
balance In two equal payments, AZ 6 and Il months,
eeering interest II ON of ele and secured TO the
satisfaction Of trustees. deposit OF slOs will be
required on DAY Of sale All convey sncing at pur-
chssers cost. III the terms of sale not co Piled
with within ten days of sale resale will be mads
at the rfsk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
u. BOeS PHRRY,l 49,.
STATION PERRY,( irustees'
YOUNG & MIDDLETON,
leN-eo0&dbs AQctiOueers.
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$IES5B55$$ i + sss...s ss,
II Il. WARNER, corner IN and streets.
TRUsTEED SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT
LOTS Is N sSg 9hH AZ hses rnnTMssN o, "


By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated oeptemberNn9
9Th, A. d. l6l. and recorded In Lfber ga, folio
24, Of the land records Of the District OF CO.
lumbis, the subscribers win sell 20 the highest bid
der, on tho premises. on THURSDAY, the 09th
day Of June, a. D. 1876. Ct O'clock ,. =, lots
numbered one two, three, four Ave. sig, nine, ten,
eleven, twelve and thirteen, ia. s,!ss,s. 70, u.
cording 10 the public plat Of the city OF WssRinG
on.le1csDt parts 81 lots and 3 and 10 and Ii, and
ali Of II and Is, heretofore released, q viii b
shown 1t the time Of the slle.l
The terms Of the sale, with the privilege OF pay.
ing an cab; are e follow viz: eaooo and the sx;
st the time Of the saleJ and the residue IN eQua!
sums, in one, two, and three years, with interest
thereon 81 the rate Of seven pef centum per annum
until the Ifinclal z p.id The intsr:st % p I,id
p.id 9 tie ONCE q kiess o. o. TIE asssr.sd
premises sold, on the Durcha.srs yromissOry notes.
- the terms are not complied With within Ave eaYs
= resell the properly, or sey par. thereof for cab.
more iDesrtons in the Evsainf Star, e the risk
onctng 6 tho coat Of ths plrchaaer.
A a66JIparii pu,s trustees,
tsll-d J.T.00LDW14bs ealsenan.
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GIRLS ENDURAGCE AT CoLLEGE-Refer-
ring 10 the closing Of the FIRST year Of In
Northampton, Mass, the Springfield Repub D.
ncan says: "Ten months of experiment
have shown that women students are as
capable OF advanced study as are men, and
IL rs the colleges proud record that all OF the
students who nave boarded on the fnstitu-
tion grounds, go 10 their homes In as good
health as when they came, and that some
are much better. There has been but one
case OF sickness among them, and that was
really contracted before the pupil entered"
HA Chicago revivalist, the Rev. Captain
ii. Bupdy, has bought a small yacht and
named her the Glad Tidings. In her be pro-
poses 10 make the tour OF the lakes, conduct
ent ports.
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MARRIED..

BALDWIN-BALDWIN. At the Seminary
Hotel, Georgetown. ID. c.. on June 10th ls76 by
ke.: G. A. kixdoTf, Mr. ZAcHARIAH T. BALDWIN
70 Miss CATHARINR BALDWIN, both Of Howard
county, Md.
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1876 r..ss fstssf4EE4srA 1876

70 the Forth, West, and SouthVests
Do.sbse Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Seem
srT, Magnificent Equipnent.
JUNE 18th, 1875
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
corner Of eth and streets, as follows:
Psrlor Car to PittssUrs; T:40 ,. NJ dsily, With
P.lac. Car to Chicago, and ll:so .. =. daily,
BALTIMORE AHp POTOMAC RAILRoAD.
day; and 1:lO 2: m. daily except Saturday, with
B1nsio, and Hiassrs falls, 1850 .. m. daily. eI'
Tor Ess TcIf and re r,,s. go N; a.,,yy, IN IN
man Parior Oars, 9:5 .. N. daily, except SUNDAY.
Tor Sea York ard the East, SOS a. m and lao
pm. daily, except Sunday, with Parior Oars At
Tor P6il.delphia. s:es . n. and lao ,. n. ssily.
Aeesmsed.s,os 70. Ss,siner s. $50 n. daily.
FOR FOES orss. Line ss .. n. and $50 S.n.
sSI 2ns.ss!s:: zoe and 1850 .. N. and Gao ,.
=, sxcs1s SUNDAY.
Way AMP ALsIAsDRIA 8 WAsHIHdToa
sss s:asSsI;, o 2, u 70, !.
Tor Ii. south, Vie Iiehmend. ll:Ao Z =. dsily.
except Sunday; and via Lynchburs, $50 .. N.
rssi S isss. Ais,sndris for wsshisgssa, rs,
9, n .. q. 4, 3, t;2o, 8, 6. and 1D.a.
ssS.ss ee q and
iysns aysn1: .o.tnssss SNsns 10 o. b. ssss
Ss Sa ssion Dom s1 Hossis and Rssidssess
yni9kH fE R9xR aeea h $1,000 jsSsE
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II b. WARNER, corner 9TH and streeis.
TRUsrsEs SALE OF THE WHOLE O
SQUARE 500, BETWEEN NEW yERsE

SQUARE 500, BETWEEN NEW JERSEY
AVEHUE, AND o, BAND FIFTH STREBTS,
By virtue OF two several deeds Of trust, dated -
the lst day OF October, 1872, and recorded In &
hber go, OF the land records Of the District Of
Columbia. one ct flio $50. and the other ct folio
s62 the subscribers will cell 70 the highest bidder
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of
day Of July, A. D. 1876. ct o'clock ,. M. I'll Of
square 90, in the city Of Washipgton, d. O., 60
cordins to the public plat thereof The square win
be sold in two parcels viz: The north part, accord
fng to the metes and bounds described in tine deed
Of trust pertaining thereto, aud the south part
cordins 70 the metes described in the deed Of trust
The terms Of sIs with the privilege Of paying oil
cash. are - fellows, viz: On the north part
e32hIo, with interest accrued, amounting 70
about o5,s, and expenses Of the sale In cash; and
on the south part ol3ll 81, with accrued interest,
amounting 70 about 40, and the ex pen.es Of sale
ct the time Of sale, and the residue each parcel
October, 1876. and the hrst Of October. 1871, for
promissory notes bearing nterect & the rate Of ak
semi ann ually. The whole purchase may be con.
sclidated, n sold 70 one person. III the terms OF
sale not complied with within i've days After the
day Of sale, the trustees reserve the right 70 resell
the property, or any part thereof Tor cash, efter
the epd Of l0) days notice Published In the Eve
ming Star, ct the risk and cost Of the purchaser
IN defsult. Al conyeysncins to be ct the Dus-
4aees Hafps, rrssssss.
jell d J. r. OOLDWELL, Salesman.
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,ea2thstnkds Fip. CEFa .kyn s, Irns,sg
z II. wARNER, Corner 7th and E streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IA VALUABLE HOUSE
And LOT OPPOSITE THE "ARLINGTON,'

AND LOT OPPOSITE THE "ARLINGTON,D
ON VERMONT AVENUE.
by virtue Of deed of trust, dsted the Ist day -
of July, A 1874, and recoI ded in libeT 900, HxW
rict Of Columbia, the subscribers viii SELL 20 the
highest BIDDER, in front Of the premises sATUR-
DA the LIST day OF uly, A. ID. lSi6, at o'clock D.
M, part OF lot numbered 5, i've IN square num-
beIed Gag two hundred and nineteen ) in the city
81 Washington, District Of Columbia, according to
the official plot thereof Beginning for said part Of
point on Vermont avenue, zone hundred and hfty-
southwestern corner of said square, and running
thence in sou'hxesterly direction twenty a re
feet ten and ghh Inches, 10 the middle of the
front line OF said lot, thence by and with line pa
rael with the dividing line between the said lot,
ana the lot numbered four, in said square. 70 the
rear line OF said lot mum ered hye thence by anc
viii t6id rear line to the dividing line between lots
numbered five and Elk, in said square; thence by
and with said last mentioned dividing line eighty
two feet i've and half inches, to the begin ming
witt the i'm provements,o &C.
The terms of sale are One third and the ex penses
of the sale in cash. (of which two hundred dollars
must be paid at this time OF SALE and the resdne in
equal sums, In one and two years, respectively from
the day Of sale the deferred pay TO bear in.
paid the interest to be paid semi annually and the
principal and interest 10 be paid at the office Of
Rigs % and, for the deferred payments, the
purchaser must give notes, TO be secured by deed
OF trust the premises sold. If the terms of sale
are Lot complied with within five days after the day
OF sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the
properly, after the end Of ten days notice IN the
ser in default. Ali conveyanctpg at the purcha-
ser's cost. A: HYDE. (Trr....g
ieSteo&ds J. T. GOODWILL Salesman.
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CONNOLLY'S,
fHE CHEAPEsT STORE IN THE CITY,
sos NINTH STREET,
Opposite the Patent once.
Black silks, 75c., Soc, soc. and q.
Large Silk Sun Umbrellas, 81 50 to %.
Linen Laws and Madras GinEhams reduced
% l5c.
All Wool Debege, 81 to SOC.
Llama Lsce Shawls and Sacques. o. TO $50.
Victoria Lawn and Eansooks, tucked Tor SACKS,
Ekirts and Dresses.
Fine Linen Napkins. 81 dozen.
Full line Of Eubroideries.
Fine french Flowers. from auction.
TIags Of alt styles, wholesale and retail.
Ladies and Gents GauLe Underveer. Iec-n
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THE METHODIST have made q terrible
raid on tobacco. At nrst IL was thou gut wei
to pledge new candidates not 10 use the
weed, but tome one Questioned the propri
ETY. OF compelling preetdtng elder 70 forego
bis favorite pipe In order 70 show the evils
his pipe In his mouth would be clearly RI
diculous, and to lay aside the pipe for the
time necessary to deliver the pledge was too
great sacrifice. 30 the whole matter vas
tabled, and Metbodism can smoke for twelve
months more.-lM r. Herald.
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Two CoRPsEs FROM A WELL.-A well In
Race street, Philadelphia, has lately
his companions that the gas was not poison
Gus; and 10 prove his opinion offered TO go
down into the well. His employer forbade
the exploit, and said that death would be its
certain consequence. This command only
made him more foolhardy and last Saturday
evening, after work for the day had been
by a rope into the well. He had not gone
far when the gas began To overpower him.
The men above heard him shout for help,
and then the splash OF his fall into the water.
John Solomon, without hesitation, climbed
the rope, hoping by rapid movements TO get
out again with Nonemacher's body before
being overpowered by the gas. He, too, soon
wafer. The two corpses were hauled out
with graphing irons.
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l. Real Estate Auctioneers.

Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
On lIIH, BETWEEN AND L STREETS
We vim ,sll st auction, on THURSDAY, ~
streets northeast.
Terms: One fourth cash, OF which deposit OF Q Is
on each lot Will be required at the time OF sale, aud
the balance in u and Is months, secured By deed
Of trust on the premises and the nOtss Ct the pr.
with seven days, the property will be resoId at
ns and cost 9 q Auo
u EsTAIE on NORTH SIDE OF E.-BE.
TWEEN 18th AND 18th STREETS NORTH
BY virtue of decree Of the suprems Court -
Of the district OF Columbia, passed in equity 8U
Cane No l7s6, rnles 5, wherein AIpheus :.
Gardiner ct al are defendants, We will sell, on
FRIDAY, July 18th, 1870, at s O'Clock p. m, in
"a, 10 sguare numbered two hundred and ninety
1891, In the city Of WASHINGTON. ID. ", beginning
for the at point on the north side of street
the southeast corner Of said lot aud unning thence
norh eighty eight (S5) feet ak 90 inches; thence
west twenty three (zs) feet five and onethird (5i
ipehss thence south seventy 80, feet SIX Co inches
east thirty three 1881 feet four ID inches to the place
Of beginning; together with the Improvements
Terms Of sale: One third in cash: and the residue
In two equal instsins nts at .ix and twelve months
~ISs required Il day * sale II terms are n not
a s of
W WTttII.MM 2. S %HSsS, Trustees.
je11 DOWNMAN 0REEN, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES,

T'HohAs powLIh Q. AuotiOnesr.
CLOSING rRusTrev s.Lr or BLANK
B9gks. ZINE STATIONERY AND FANCY
On THURSDAY MoRNING. June 2s.h.
lsS Al 10 clock. and Evening at 71L$xT
O'Clock, at my auction rooms. 1 shah, byG6
direction OF the Trustee, John G. 8. Burger have
e.osing sale Of the effects Of the Juncsios News
Day POOLS. Pas. Books. Letter BSOS.. Legal Gap,
tos'her viii Sses Useful s1a e sssfi ss
Parties desiring this class Of goods shoud not fan
70 attend Is the sale will be concluded the day
T~Tms cash
l.az q THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionesr.
GoyEBNMEET SALE OF 9 BROWN MuLKs.
vii be sold SATURDAY, July lst.0
ms. two large Brown Nj sies, In fair
condition. They be seen az the Com Az
misary stables, corner Of l4sh and streets south
jta It THOMAS powLIse, Auetione.r.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or THE EFFKprs ORA
DRUG STORE.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, bearing dstek
o rded IN Liter No. SO, folio Za, one Of the
iand records Tor Wa hlnston County, D. ~, snail
sell, 81 The auction rooms Of Thomas Bowling cor
SATURDAY, july list, 1875. at 10 O'Clock, the
Ell, cts Of Drug Store. removed there for CONVEX
fence OF tale, cenprisiog in part
One n. rrlI Safe:
Three Silver Mounted Show Gases;
OF Fancy Articles, Perfunery, Medicines;
eheiying. Drawers, &C.
WABREN q STONE Trustees.
Ie2-H THOMAS BOWLING, Acct.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE-The Woman Suf-
frage Centennial, TO be held on Monday,
July 8, at 1890 q. M, In Philadelphia, by the
American Woman association, will call 10
mind one OF the most curious episodes in
Revolutionary history. The day before the
adoption OF the Declaration OF Independence
the Constitution convention OF New Jersey
extended suffrage to women, under the In
f1uence Of the Quakers Of West Jersey, then,
as now, In favor OF equal rights for women.
For thirty-one years they enjoyed the right,
but they were predominantly federal In their
views, and were thought 70 have defeated
Thomas Jefferson, In 1900, by voting for
John Adams. In 1907 the democrats got con-
troll OF the legislature and disfranchtsed the
women and free men of color.
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REDUCED RATE ON HORSES.

CT. HYDE,
myA-lm So Water street, Georgetown, d. o.
GUIDES NEW EXPR KSS LIN bet .eeu
~ PHILADELPHIA, WASHING. s@A
TON and GEORGET0WE.-SteamS FSsSGaE3S
eTs leave Philsdelphia EVERY SATURDAY, at
DAY at p. m. Freight received daily until 6
,. m. Through bills Of lading given for Boston
and Providence. Consienees wishing their Rooda
landed at Georgetown. will order them marked via
Georsetown." q. \. HYDE, 90 Water ST., George.
town, ID. O. WIN. p. CLYDE d CO., IL 3,
Whsrves, Philadelphia. mayl-ly
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STEAMER LINES,

STEAMER LINES.
For POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
THE STEAMER "nATrako,n
CAPT. w. H. BYLRs,
S ssys NJ fis5i tsot n 8 n
0sSn ID kS'HiPSf T foI
Fs' Ro can g f9f
STEAMEB HABBINGER WILL LEAVE
intermediste landings at 7 a. n. on Ge4ftA~N
For charter four days in the week. at very low
tl6.r 6asisin.
NEW DEPARIURE.
CLYDE's WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA.
BnsTOH AND PROVIDENCE STEAMSHIP
The steamers of the above line will leave Philacel-
ghiz every sATU Sd ~, at IN for IT,
ESiansOR Gn. sfffu sFsT2 T
at ~ m; for Phlladelphis 40 ,rha;fdge on out;
TGm the above poTts Freighis roeeVsd and as
nLerea ds "a from Q a; m 70 q m Orders for
and liz 9th street nOIthws.t .ea 81 i-oS street
P. CLYDE CO.,
NO 's j. r. Tn J6Hss Po1sls 3 VI,
Iel4 TT Agents FOR Warrington, foot 18th st. s.w.
sTEhMER LADY or THE LAKE
every MoSDAY, wEDNEspRY s.s
and FRIDAY, at sp. m, for Nor
folk. Returning. lea-e Norfolk. Tuesday, Thurs.
g. so1d an used Fare o. round TIP
FOB POTOMAC BIYER LANDINGS.
steamer JNO. W. THOMPSON leaves Compan 4
wharf, tsot Of 9th street, every TUESDAY, at II.
NJ, Tor Currionan and Intermediate landings, and
ut intermediate landings.
For information apply 1t the once OF the Com.
pany, under the Metro politsn Bank, 18th street
opposite the Treasury, or 70 the Agent, at the
CLYDE LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA
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SRAHCH STOAE,
1908 Fstreet, bet l2th and 18th streets.
BRODHEAD Il co,
ias-tr R39 Pa. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10Th sts.
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BRODBEAD d CO.,
$50 PESSA. AVE-, between sth and Tote sts,
Offer EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS In
Dress Linens Pl9ue, Swiss, Victoria Lasns, Main
sock, &c. sc.
BIaek Lyons six, 75c Per yard and up including
BellOn'-, r. met, Guinet, ana PCusols cele-
brated makes.
Iron Mech GTepsdiles, S1Sc snd up.
Linen LAWS ia tesutiful designs, DC. and up.
Beautiful Law and Cretonnes, I21kc.
Linen towels, 81 per dozen and up.
BsibrigCsn Hose, SIS per box l61c per pairl.
Androscoasau Eleached Cotton. 95Tc,
NaUsutts Blescoed cotton, Ike.
Elegant 3 Bn:tou h i'd Gloves IL all coors, o.. Is,
] Button Kid Gloves, &c.
Bed kpresGs. and up.
Hamburg EdziLg, Sc per yard and Up.
Ladies and GEMS Underwear at 8gent8' prices,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

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WIN tss ytsv OF diminishing the ensnees OF sol.
nsion, the Steamers Of this Line take q specified
course for all seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from On eens.ovn TO new
nSss or Bosson, Sr9s.ipS Meridian OF % Of d lat, o.
On the hoIaeward passage, crossing The Meridian
Of 20 at q lat, or nothing 70 the north OF a
xHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BATWEEN NEW YORK AND Lyle
BoisnS sSw fo qnLs m sncn NV yOsn
Ably ssinfa-. Wed. July s Abyssinia... We'd, Aug 9
.knssis-... We'd, July Russis-... Wed, Aus. l6
scythia..W d3y lsIScythia sees. W cd. A ug. Is
AieeIfa Wed. July 20 Algerta..... Wed. Aug; 80
Steamer nsrssd ; Do not sarry Storage passsa.
Gera
R.I.. Q, P1sasI:-osb,n, go, .8I~ and sI.,
es, gold, additional. Return tickets on favorabIs
terms.
steer.ss tickess % and frcs an Jsrss OF Duro,s q,
very low rates. Through bills Of Iading given Tor
Belfast, GlAsgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports For
height and passage apply ct the Com panyp ofios,
10. Bowling Green; or both steer age and cabin,
ian0-N OHAS. Q. BRAHCKLYu. Agent.