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The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
Tho weather To-day.
y AsDoointod Press.

\ For the Middle States rising barometer,
westerly to souther]y winds, stationary or
sllehtly lower temperature and generally
4cIear weather succeeding occasional rains
to-nikht. VI u si i, S Il 8ls
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A Sweep1ng Democratic Victory.
BY Associated Press.

MoNreoNEKY, Ala, August 7.-Returns
from various parts of the State indicate
sweeping Democratic victory. Houston's
majority for Governor will not be less than
10000, and will probably go much higher.
The Democrats have made gains in every
part OF the State that has been heard from,
ard win have large majority IN the Legis-
lstnro.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08
COAL.
COAL

Il 4.--
Do mot forget Fonts Enterprise Coal
this hot weather. II may not be q good
time to burn 1t, but 1t 10 certainly . good
time to buy, ~ he has goed supply On
hand which he Ii selling at the lowest
market prices.
yoeEPH FoUT.
West and Water.
Orange and Water Sts,
7 AY IN YOUR COAL EARLY.
NOW rs THE TIME.
You will get the CLEANEST and brightest
COAL by buying early.
We are quite cenfldsnt 1t will not be low
or this season. Send us your orders for
TURKEY RUN LElalGH COAL.
And You will certainly be pleased with It.
81 S4 y mas ne Il no superior, or I0r the celebrated
SHAWNEE, which 10 also very good
ADAM GRUBB 4 SON,
aus SIN Twentieth and Market. 9th Ward.
A. LTHOUGH IT HAS BEEN ANNOUNC.
"A ed by official circular that the Whole-
sale price Of coal will advance July lst, we
s9al! continue the present retail price
I'll A w N ZEE.
Until August LIST. Look to your interests
9y sending MS your orders during June or
CHAS. WARNER CO..
Market Street Wharf.
The Morning herald., 1876-08-08

The Election on saturday.
We publish the following returns of Sat-
urday's election in addition to those pub
lished in yesterday issue:
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RAILROADs
DHILADELPHrA. wILu1ro.
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-
,o4 Trains willlsavs Wilmington a. l,,,]
Philsdelphia and Interm.a,...
s@ SIG, 9 g, 90, q. IioGlsts 10 y e =. stst1
Philadelphia and New Yorb ~
H6, s ~ p m. LUX &am. N
Baltimore and Intermediate s,..
SU . m. s ~, 8 Al p m. ''atlons n
Baltimore and Was6in9ton 10 F.,
am l265, l3, s 70, I 10 o m - o. Id, u
Trains for Delaware Divis;n.
Mew castle y 66. go, 9 IS, a M. * .Msave SSt a
wCyaSsming "a = p, Z snd 3" lntermediate statioSnS: SS y
Dsi%sf az y m ana 8 ~ Intermediate !, e Station.
day ps ana q saturdsy y; dtssin x''9 nn Mssnday
nection at Delmar, with T train clone
City. 'iain Tor o.
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UTTER! BUTTERi
9. MEssICK,
BUTTER {

stalls Nos. n, - and ~ Third Street Mar.
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FsJ(et l1slsss,

W ~ Isasy ~ sg5Shn KslleFx fcrl bstaa
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SUNDAY TRA1xa

Philadelphia and Intermedtat. O..
9 10 M. 4l5, $40, p M. "'e s'atla
PPnliadelphia and New York, l s2a ~
ba!tim0re and Warrington. iososIm ouSsm
For further infOrmaI ion nossa. sM. l5a
depot. '' posted u
jsnl-ly H.F. KENNpv
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17

a PkItttAN NhONIr HIS NkAFN
WIFE AND KILLS HINsELF.
"a high rank officer first shot his dement,
ed wife and sflerwsrd committed suicide.
The motives which led 90 the tragedy were
his absorbing love for his wife. who suffered
terribly nom The combined effects Of disease
and drugs. and his desire 20 relieve her from
seony and die with her"
short and dry way IN which the police ON
cisls speak ola dreadful and strange tragedy
which occurred last week"
The scene OF the bloody affair was at 3
Dot ffitDeer street. In Berlin. The officer 10
Col. V. Sodernstern, chief OF the department
OF invalid officers Of the War Department.
He committed the act about midnight, ana
IN letter 90 his superior officer. Msjor-Geu.
Regsn, he details the reasons which led 20
the deed. He said that his wife, while In
sane, took poison. which caused her the
most terrible suffering. She begged him for
more poison. After dreadful mental strug-
gle he determined 10 give 10 20 her 90 sssuage
dld death come To her relief. Her sufferings
were Only intensified. Then. sgonixed by tho
picture OF ner agony, he determined 60 END
nef misery: he drew bis revolver aud phoI
ner dead. lie would jobs her and he beegeA
DE sr.or ofiicers 10 bury him alongside q
The funeral OF the colonel took place on
Mhrcn Il, and was attended by the Rerltu
military. He was buried with the highest
military honors. But at the funeral the
sunse announcement was made that tho
man bad not killed his wife but onlV him
self A post mortem examination reyealef
beyond doubt that she was dead when ha
nred hts revolver. This was esta blisbed nv
several facts, ore OF which Was thai TIE mt
let wound was PERFECTLY round. with no
been she'd, externally and internally.~R s-I,.
Iogci3tff. March -.
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DIED.

BhhkhTr. on Mouday morning, Ap-il N, 1875
~ - eieek' JpEN " bakEarr, -bn Of Mary sna
tha late Johh Barrett. 10 the SIS year q his sse
MS mineral ~ take p'sce from the re.tdenoe Of
Ih mSthers a street. befween A street north ana
hSst SrIt ! street, on "Wednesday Afternoon al 4
''Io0A' ft,etds aud soguaintances are insifed
- lboston pap"rs please copy
bofLh On saturday,, April rs, sitter q long ana
year % his ase Wv w."
Ihe funeral viii take place from hs late residence
corner ~ D and streets northwest. ct Do clock
N on Tue day the 18Th inst The friends Of the
fsriily are respectfully Invited 90 sttens Funer.I
services st 81. Aleysius church.
PATRICK. 90 sunday. April l6 1876 a. 10 y,
u ears.
The funeral will take place from CALVARY Bapttst
church, Tuesday Afternoon. at ~ % CT ok.
eTALLlNGs. On Monday. Aprfl n, ls-6 Mr.
JAMES q. srsLLINGs. aGeA 81 years.
1neral viii take place from the Presbyteriaa
church, West street. Georgnto~n, ID a. ON ~ I'D
Resdsy, the 10th instant, ct q m.
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IL Real Estate Auctioaeers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
STRkkTs NORTHWEST.
- ny virtue Of Q deed OF trust to us, dated IN the
LII 9Th day OF May. A. ID. 1874, and recorded in
liber No 49, fob. le1, of the land the
District OF Columbia, ana at the Of the holder
OF tbe notes thereby secured, will sell It public
auction in front of the premises, on TUESDAY,
the I'd day OF May, A. ID. 1874 a, ) O'Clock .. m.
the following described real estate and en- ses 20
wit: Part OF lot number ed four in are number
es fifty (5l, beginning for the at point on
the line of L cts eet northwest thirty six 1857 feet
eisht inches from the south <est corr err Of said
Let numbered four (4); thence running eastvardly
or the line OF said street north vest eighteen 49,
feet; thence northwardly seventy three (73D feet;
thence vestwardlv eighteen (lSl feet thence south
ward seyents three (3l feet With the right to he
free and unebstructed of the alley in the rear of
said t numbered four a. With all the ea semepts
&c, together with the improy eme1ts ag of
SUBSTANTIAL two story Frame House, with back
bnildirg,
Terms OF sale: 81 co., with interest Of ten Clo per
cent. from the 9th day OF May, 1875. and tbs ex
penses II this SALE in cash and the balance in one
year, fer wbich the note of the purchaser v be re-
quired, tearing interest at eight ~ per cent
nuT, and dated on the day of sale. a deposit OF
S2O will be required at the time of sale All con.
vsyaroipg at the purchasers cost. fifth terms are
not compied with in seven days, he trustees will
resell ibe property at the risk aud cost Of the de-
faultiDg purchaser.
spr7 eokds T.. J. MIDDLETON, JR,f ifuslees
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You've MIDDLETSSSi &C.. u..,,..--

TRUSTEE ssALE or VALUABLE IN PROVED
kkAL EsrATsoN GsrSsEf NORTHWEST,
BkTNkkk 9TH And 10Th STREETS
- By virtue OF de,d Of trust. dste1 on the 5sh
LIZ dav of January. A ID. 1874, and recorded ia
Lber No s3t folio AS of the lsnd records for the
Iistrfct OF Columbia, aud a. tha request cf the
holder Of the notes thereby secured be nndersiRned
wi sell at public auction, Ga front of the premises
on SATURDAY. the 29th day of priI. A ID 1875
at "a o clock m. the following do .crfbed real
estate and premises, stustea in 'hs city sf Wash
iu gton, In the District OF Columbia, TO wit: Lot
M m bsI ed one hundred and We 1881 in SarsD sra
Corded subdt, ison of square numbered three hun
dTed ano seventy ave (S75l, together with the i'm
provemtn's betHg No. 95I G. street merit lowest
T'rms: One third In ca>h and the balance IN one
and two year,. in equal PAYMENTS. for which the
Pronissory notes OF The purchaser wiz De required
ART Interest at eight 80 per cent. per aunum,
and to bear date on the day Of sale, secured by Q
deed OF trust on the premises aud a satisfactory
policy of insurance; or the purchaser may pay all
cash al his option deposit of will be required
at the time Of sale. All ancing be at the
cost OF the purchaser III the terms of sale are not
compiled with within ten (l0D DAYS thereafter the
Trustee reserves the right TO eel the property al
the Iisk aid cost Of the defaulting pnr shassr
spH eo&ds MARTIN r. MORRIS, Trustee
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CEoRGE W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.

TRUsTKEs' SALE or APEslRABLu THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, VITA BACK
BUILDING. No. 1920 ,2rH STREET, AND
sTABLE; BETWEEN n AND n SHEETS
NORTHWEST.
a By virtue OF a deed OF trust dated March H.
?. ID. 1875, duly recorded In Liber No Us, folio
zS one OF the land records for the District Coum
bia and at the request of the party secured thereby
We will sci ct prbic aucOa ia front Of the premi
SEE, on WEDNESDAY,-Msy3 3, 1876. at > O'Clock o
"a that piece or parcel os ground stuate in the
city Of Washington, District of Columbia. known
and designated the Plat plan Of ali city ss lot
l't'sred b, Of the snrdi yision of lots fteea (ls
and sixteen, To- In square numbered two hundred
and eighty ore Isl said lot having . front o.
twenty three feet BY dsp'h of one hundred ans
fifty Eve feet anS half inch $, toge. her with
the Improvements, &c
Tern o. e-third COS h balance at siY. twelve and
eighteen months, it'll Interest at per cent psr an
nuw, secured b. deed Of tru-t on thu property
sold, or al cash at the option Of thu purchssar A
DEPOSIT OF go VIII he reQuir d ST time of sale, and
sil CO. We, ancins a. expense Of purchaser. Terms
TO be con led with In stvsn davs. property e. be
colo, at the Iiss and coat OF the d.fsultng par
chaser after Nv" days advertisement
BR INARD III WARNER r
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THIS EVENING.

DUsoANsoN BROS. AuctiOneer,
LARGE s SALE OF FINE IMPORTED AND
SrlG CiGARs. At E0kTHwEsT DOR
NEh OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AMI
l1TH STRlkTS NORTHWEST ar AUCTIOH
% MONDAY AFTERNoON and EVENING,
cemmenciog at $50 and 1880 O'Clock p. m and
continuing. each Afternoon and Evening At the
same hour until the hole stock is dis ssed OF We
VIII sell one OF the nness stock # cigars ever cred
at auction in this city, com risiug-
o,Un tabaDas, Breyss
500 La Csoba
1000 Espanolss, Prensados.
b.0 Carroll as
6rt0 Flor De Fuma, Conchn
ID 80 Upman, BOndres
500 a rs option. Bema Victoria
50O Flor De Morales, 1 20.
1000 ImpsTfsls.
l0CU Oortas Ysray.
1000 Tam O'Shanter
500 Pappilli5n.
5UU Qneens.
50O9 ROYAL.
ss SSS Flor De Cuba Gonoas..
These Cigars are worthy the attention OF dealers
snn private buyers. some of the br being very
me: ard pres Mt q splendid opportunity t. obtain
COCO article at low prices, and will be Id in quan
sph GRepl DUECANsON BROS Aucts.
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~They have missionary sugar parties
IN New Hampshire.

DAunt lin alarm)-"Surely you've eaten
enc ugh haven't you, Tommy" Tommy Gin
doubf)-"F- IF feel me :"
6Norwich Bulletin: There have been
some radical changes In the last century A
hundred years ago they kissed q lady's hand;
now you kiss her Iips-thst In, of course, III
You happen to be behind the wood pile and
nobody is looking, aud you don't want to dis
appoint her. Ii may take Q hundred years
TO get from her hand TO her mouth, but we
never felt that the time was misspent.
~Rochester Chronicle: These are the DAYS
when the economical husband scolds his
wife upon the extra expense Incidental To
house cleaning, and as proof that he II In
earnest takes club and goes out Into the
back yard 10 pound carpets In q few min
. small boy, allured by q bright. new quar-
ter, comes sneaking into the yard over TIE
back fepoe 70 onish The Job.
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nOwENkN 4 GREEN, Aucrieneers.
u No. ala 1th street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

pHEaE :. = nUNIE.N. -,
LIE pril llth, 1873, and recorded May Is, ls73 I'm
IEer I'D foios and "a, one Of the land records Of
the DISTINCT 4 Columbia, and by direction Of the
patty secured thereby, will sell In front OF the
premises, at public auction. on TUESDAY, April
25th, SO, at O'Clock IN, all those certain PIECES
of ground and premises. sit uste In tb ciJ OF Wash
instor, District Of Columbia, ard known as lots
Numbered 236 and 23S, in square SIS, and i'm proved
b. two thr.e-.tory brick and basement houses, Nos
81 and 8 X street northeast.
TeTms: One.fourth of the amount OF indebtedness
secured by this deed of trust unpaid, with penss
Of sale in cash, and the balance ct 6, II. and Is
mont hs from day of sale vi interest at 10 per cent
per sDnem. The houses will be sold &c paretelv,
commelcir with No. 81. A deposit Of ol00 sill be
eyaneine shall be st tbs purchasers cost. The
trustee the right 10 resel the property o.
risx of the defacltiug purchaser II terms are not
compiled with in elk days.
ABA DOWNNAH GR8EH, Aacu,
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. A h b h AIS ALE

M A Il b Il LIS SALE.
In virtue of q writ Of venditioni exponas
issued out Of the Clerks office OF the Su-
prtme Court OF the District Of Columbia
and to me directed, 1 will sell at public sale for
Cash in front of the Court house door Of said Dis
trict, on FRIDAY. the y 9Th day OF April, 1876 at
IL O'Clock the following property, to VIII, viz
teIest 10 and TO Lot No los, in Sorans subdivision
of Lots Nos. !, 5, and S, in Joshua + yishsr's
singular the improy thereon. in the city of
Waship Rtop, ID. q seized and levied upon as the
property Of John Amber Smith, and will be sold to
satisfy execution No. $50, in faycr Of Lewis Por.
ter. ALEX. eHARP,
ap7l8t u. s. Marshal ID. u.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILIOAD.
LEAVE WAgHJNGTn

oe-s.,.inoTe, Eloot, aiiy. aud S way stations.
o4e-batimore: Annapolis, and var stations,
roI1t ot Rocks and intermediate stations,
II0-BGH'rrOTc Express
s:OO-Nslr York aHd Boston Express. Pullman
s.l5-CincInnafi. 81 Louis and Pif,s5K-g F.
P,sSs frederick, HsserstoE n. aud Valley
s2o-POiDt OF Rock. and way stations.
s45-Bsliimore and way stations.
l0I5-Baltimore Unlimited Express. No Sfops
1a:Is-Baltimore. way stations and Annapolis.
1,30-Nstr loTk aud Norfolk Cypress
330-gs'tinore and way stations
sSo R.I.. Express, stopping at Laurel and
As9-E n,. and Point Of Rocks, via Metro.
sss-Batimore Annapoli, and way stations.
'io- ~ az Exp,sss. Cincinnati, Hsgerstown
3:3o-;BdkimoTs and philadelphia Express. Re.
-. lay stsii5n aud Frederick
2SS-Baltl more and principal Way Stations.
:90-Bdtimo,e Arpres.
Baltimore ana way stations.
S.lV-Baitfmore and way stations.
e:2o-Pirsbureh. but no cJnneciion beyond
s'so-n; a. Ys,k Nishi Express, Sleeping Car.
S:35-Bsitimore and principal way stations,
io;So-s aTpsiDs61rs and way stations, Metropoli
1865 LOH,s sypr.ss. Chicago, Columbus,
Sanduskv Newark.
90 sid, SO, $40 end II 80 sy p
nj daily.
lioiker trains daily, except Sunday
nas oils. sfsqnton or Vale: BIanch; nor Tor New
foTk anu Phil al. lptis at = A. M. and 80 Z. M.
ana Ohio Ticket ofiice.. Wilmington statior aud
80, COL AID 500 Pepnsylyanis avenue, where
orders will be taken for baggage to be checked and
''''''" at any P0'n' IN 'he T Rios Z, SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
T. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Asent.
GEO 8. hOOhTZ, General Agent. apis tr
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MI X. WALSH, Aucioucer,
NAs S21 9TH street, bet and northwest.
PAwEBRoKERS SALE or a2O 900 OF FOR
rkITBD PLEDGES.

On THURsONy MORNING. April 20th.
commencing st o clock And Nv ENIhG at
o'e'ock md continue from day 90 day uatiI
entire STOCK 10 dfsposed OF, Will sell for A. Cohen
Pawnbroker at hts store, No. 1907 7th street,
ner New ork avenue, his large stock Of forfeited
Pk dyes emo aeing some of the IN costly aud use
tul articles found In such sales, such Is Gold and
Silver watches Dfamcnds, solid silver aud silver
plated " are, Guns, ReNoivers &C several Gets
very bne Jeweiry Piaiu and seal Rings p 100 very
choice Cigars, one YER superior Shetland seatsk in
lsdy Coax. COST Ssoa; together With an eudl-.s
vsrit ~ OF Ladies Wear, Cloaks, cha. 81, &c. 500
assorted CENT Goats. large lot bow Clothine,
large q sortment Pants, ve.s and Unde- wes-, Cot
~ Piece Goods. Weather Beds, Blankets. U utlt-
SC large Let of Carpenters ToOI> sexius a
chimes, &C togethe: with thousand o her useful
articles, too numerous TO MENTION
Ladies are in tied to this -sle
BY oTdsr OF A. COHEN, Paunbr1ker.
M. X WALSH. tucti --r.
arlT Il IRerHl 9aI Z n street
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u H. WARNER, corner r and 7th streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SNDIST NnpTu " "a AZ N

- By virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated n arch nd,
1875, recorded in Liber 769, folio 424 OF the land
ton Of the party secured thereby, will offer ct
public auction, in front Of the premises, 6ATUR
Of Lots ard D. in square No. $50, fronting about
feet rs riches on New jersey avenue, and extend
property II improved BY Q new brick dwelling,
tanning nine rooms, bag window, and modern i'm
proy eJDenfs.
Terms Of sale One third cash; residue in L. aud
IS months. Deferred payments to be secured by .
est the rate Of pr cent Per snnum from day Of
sale. $500 down at time Of sale. All conveyanciag
=" HHIHT oARusI, JR., Trustee.
apl1 d&da Ed, CLIA4x, Salesman,
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VAsH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL STREET.,
BETWEEN 1TH AND sIHSTkEETs NURrH-
East, AT AUCTION.
IN BY virtue OF @ deed Of trust, dated February
LII 4tb, A. D. 1873, aGd duly recorded In Liber No
iU9 folio &c. Of the land records for Wsshin gton
equity, in II District Of ColHpbia, and by req ue-t
of the party secured tn reby, shall proceed sell
at pubic auction, in front OF the premises,
WEDNESDAY, Aprl 18th, 1876, at 30 O'Clock
p m, all that certain piece or parcel Il grouud
climate, lying and being in the city Of Washington.
ina the District of Colombia, known and described
Lot umbered eleven (lll. in Square numbered
eight hundred and ninety eight 1921, with the i'm
prov nts thereon, consisting OF q two story Cot
tsge rams dwelling.
~The pur chaser of the above described prop
erfy rot having compli d with the terms Of sale
trereof TO i'm, this IL 10 give notice that will sell
the g. i'd property a. his risk aud cost
Terms easy; made known At time OF sale.
W. X. RFED, Trustee.
aple 81 WASH. II, WILLIAMS, Auct,
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BANKERS.

$50. 500, $500, $500, $1,000.
A LEX. FROTHINGHAM & GO, BANKERS
"A aud Brokers. No. IL Wall street, make for
customers desirable Investments of large or small
frequently lay from i've to twenty times am unit
invested every thirty days.
Stocks bought and carried as long as de- sired on
de posit of five Ger cent. Giro aars and weekly
ports tent free apl2 -eoly
WALL STREET OAR1CATUREs.
A New Book, 4S pages. containing u engraved
illustrations, with Information for Stock spsoua-
tors. Price, cloth covers, 10 cents; paper covers,
free, by mail.
TUMBBID0B CO.,
febl6 eoly Bankers and Brokers, 2 Wall st., u. 7.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
GN.ssFoyE? 4 RE 81 ETY. EoEcHgssr

UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY IN NOBTHWGST-
EKN PAkT or THE CITY, AT AUCTION.
% On TUESDAY, april tsth. 1876, at 4 O'Clock
-. m. shall sell, in front Of the premises, the
- north halt Of Lot 5, in sQuare l6l, fronting on
18th street: between L aud q s'reets north vest
Also, at 4:30 O'Clock p. the same day, shall
sell Lot No 9, in square No 81, the Of 12i
and streets northwest having 81 % feet front By
ln ~ feet deep, more or lees.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance In 6, IL, and rs
months for bearing interest from day Of SALE
aro secured BY coed OF trus. on the property sold
o go down on each lot when the properly il struck
of all convey an ring az purchasers cost.
apl4 WASH b, WILLIAMS. Aucf
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AUCTION SALES.
nUECANsuN BIOS, Auctfopesrs,
W southeast corner ~ sth and " sts,, 0ortn,

600 lots STAPLE AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS: IN PsRT, GsNTs' AND YOUTHS
PENIS, GINGH&hs, De b.INES. PANT
SSSmnss, CortoNs; hosiery o. At
rs. SHIFT, LINsN AND L. G HAND
HERCHIkfS B0EyINS, s0ARFs UMSRGL
Lss. SKIRT BR.IIsS. FANCY SOAPS al.
LET'S TABLE LINsN. TIOKINGs JEaNs
SskskTS, EmB6oIDERf. &c .BEIhG RAG
ING BCSlHEss ArtUCTION
On Thu RsDAY MORNING, April ooh, com
mel chg 81 10 O'Clock. at onr auction rooms, eth
sod ID streets northwest, will sell the apoye win
other goods not enumerated, xit hOut reserve
apE DUECANsON RROs Anets
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NowNMAN q aREEN, Auots., ana 7th street
TRUSTEES SALE.

Unser and by virtue of q deed OF trust
dated April lsf, 1865, and duly recorded in
Liber And E.. No. ii, folio Ss7, one of the land
Columbia, and at the request, in writing, of the
holder OF the note intended 10 be secured thereby
shall Fell at public auction In front OF the premises
on WEDN K6DAY. the 10th day of May, A D.
lN6, at $50 m all thai piece or parcel Of land
sftuare In city Of Washington, and known and de-
scrbed on the ground plat or plan of said city az
Lot "B, }" in William A. Bradley's subdivision of
sQuare numbered four hundred aud thirty four
(4y4), together with the Improvement
Terms OF sale: One cash, aud the residue in
two equal fnstaln ents, at six and twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale; or all cash, ct
the option Of the purchaser defer pay me nts to
lie secured to the satisfaction Of the trustee IL the
terms Of sale not piled with In week, the
trustee the right "a resell at the risk and
cost or the defaulirg purchaser. upon I've days
NJ tice by advert in newspaper printed
az d published IN the city Of Washington. All con-
yeysncipg at he cost Of the puI chaser oo0 to be
psd at Il 9 time of sale
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee,
BOWMAN GRSEN,
AMI 1aue taol u AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-17
DRY GOODS.
SECOND GRAND OPENING
OF
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
IND PARASOLS.

Just opsred y Iiees. PIain Plaid and Scroll Dam
ask lBEsS GOODS, from Is, ST. 81 and soc.
Another stock of new style PARASOLs from
81, 81 g. o. 50. ; IS 81, o. 50, IS and a wards
Alt the newesf sty lie IA andes In Pearl Set French
Horn, iEorJ, Centennial Shell, &c.
100 pieces hERBIMACK OAIIOOEs, NO aide
bands, st Sc; reduced from l0c.
100 pieces yard wids FRENCH CAMBRIOs. M
l27sc' reduced from 1sc; sil the newest styles.
Great bargain in double width BLACK ALPA-
CAS-, from Is, 80, sly, SOC.
50 pieces more CALCUTTA PLAIDs, As heavy Is
fansPS Han, at l5c worth sc.
sbsIes yard vide fine COTToHs, atsc.
Double weight Heron Bone BED TICK at 2ec.
Ceases -. wild. SHIFTING COTTON, at Sc
100 dozen all IOen HASDKERCHIEFs,s Sc.
100 rcIIs MATING as low az nc bettsr
grades, =, IS. 20, is, In " bite and Check.
Men and Boys CAssIMEREs, from Is, 80, s., rs,
sc, 81.
Gros Graia BLACK SILKS, rs, SIC 81, sI.2s, &C.
Black CAsHMkREs, double width, so, OK, 70,
sc, 81
&. VI. TOwsON d CO.,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,