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TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE ON SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF NORTH CAPITOL STREET AND NORTH
S1kEET. In CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. q.
By virtue OF a deed of trust 10 me, bearing
date on the lst day of July, A. ID. 1874 and re-
Ior the District of Columbia aud by the direction OF
the party secured, will sell. at public auction. in
day OF May. A. u. 1876. at o'clock m, all that
Parcel OF ground i the city OF Washington, L. O. .
known ana described as lot numbered one hundred
and sixty tl6O in Shepheids recorded subdivision
o. SQUARE numbered six hundred and twenty three
6Z3 together with the improv ements, consisting of
q neat three story Brick Dwelling.
Terms: One third cash; balance In six aud twelve
months, with interest al eight per cent. per annum
secured by deed Of trust upon the property. DON
veyancirg at purchasers cost. 500 down at time
OF sale. IL terms OF sale not complied with In
i've day from day of SALE the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at risk and cost of defauiting pur
chsser. WIN. A. GORDON, Trustee
apis eo6ds J. L. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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THE MoULToN- BEECHER SUIT.-Gen.
Roger A. Pryor and Thos. G. Shearmau, the
opposing lawyers, have agreed that, instead
OF appealing from Judge Dykman's order
sustaining the demurrer In the suit OF
Moulton against Beecher, the order shall be
amended so as peTemptorily 10 give Judge
ment for the defendent, without any leave
for the plaintiff To amend his complaint la
this way year is gained. and a way is
opened for either side TO go TO the Court OF
Appeals
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INDIANA REPUBLICAN "BY LARGE
MAJORITY" - Returns from the Indiana
elections indicate that the republicans have
carried the state. In Indianapolis they have
0OO majority, ard have elected eleven out
Of thirteen councilmen. A serious riot o..
CURED in that city after the closing OF the
polls, in which clubs, pistols aud other wea-
pons were freely used, resulting in the kill
ing OF at least one colored man and the serI-
Gus injury OF number of others
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BALTIMORE AnD OHIO RAILROAD.
APRIL 3OIH, 1875

APRIL BOTH, 1875.
AN; p.,,, 66AvE wssHINGTos. ..,
r ,a OF Rocks and intermediate stations.
7:IO-Baltimere and Alexandria Junction
e:OO-H,tc YORK, Phtld5sl phta and Boston EI-
res. pullman PArlor Oars, Leaves at
$40 m su.nday: s,op,.t Way Stations,
s15-CtHciHHdfi, st LOUIS and PitS5Rrg Er-
P,sSS frederick, HagerstoEn. and Valley
s:20-Poiut OF Rocks and wsy stations.
s43-EAl'imOre and way stations.
lO:I5-Baliimore Unlimited 1press, Stops a. Re
lay
I2:I5-BsltimoCe. Way Stations, Ellico.t City AMI
1.3O-Hs,g Yo-F, P6iIadsiphj1 and Norfolk Ez-
pes. On SuLday, all Way Stations and
S.3O-6s Tia ore aud Way ststiOus.
4.SO-5a t'D,ors and LgTIsL Erp-fss. Eliic5tt
CIV, Frederick and Way Stations, via Re
4:35-Frederfok and Point Of Rocks, (via Metro
loitaE Branch.
S.G5-fHyrggJ, Cincinnati ant Louisville ErpreSy,
Except Saturday, daily TO columbus Louis
ha T. and Tasn 81 81 sSn. cay;
to iicas ., UiUciunati aud Louisville
eT,ck ed Way stati -, va Relay. Con
5'33-faitmore, BladeLsburg, College, Belts
:Oo-ssltiuiore ans way stations
eiU-Bsit4nore Blsdensourg, BsltsSille, Lau'
s:2C-Pit'sburs, but no come c,iou beyond Mar.
WAY Stations on Metrop6iitsn Br3pch'
9-3O-NslC YORK and PAItdfslPhIG Ntgh. EIyTeSs
Sleeping Cars {, New York
9;3O-Bs't'mOre and principai way stations,
1880 NJ srtinsburg and way stations, Metropoli-
tan Branch
l1.3O-Sf Louis Express. Chicago. Columbus,
sandusky Newark. On Saturday for Louis
vile
T:IO. 100. s15.1OI5 sm.I:3O, Sis $50,
$50, no, $40, $50, $50 aud IL 80 .. u >,
daily.
Ali other trains daily except SUNDAY
No Connection on Sunday Tor HagerstOwn or Val
ley Il anch, or for New York ana Philadelphia ct
m. and 80 . IN.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
am Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, an q
AS, Col and sos Pennsylvania avenue, where
orders will be taken TOR baggage 10 be checked and
received at any point in the city.
Thus. Il, SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. KOONTZ, General gent. spl5tr
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MIsAPPLICATIoN OF FUNDs.-In answer
10 inquiries from Governor BrOgden, OF y Orth
Carolina, Rev. Il. Sears, genera! agent of the
Peabody education fund, states that he has
10 doubt Col stephen ID. Pool, superlnten-
dent Of public instruction of North Carolina
has used for his own private convenience a
portion or the Peabody fund entrusted 10
him for payment 10 certain schools in that
State. Col. Pool has promised TO pay up
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DETERMINED SUICI De OF A BoY-James
NJ. Fair, boy fifteen years old, a me nber
Of the family OF SIR. Tyler Watts, who lives
on Union avenue, Jamai "a, committed sui
eide yesterday in the most determined man
ner. His father died so ne time ago leaving
him S17 200, and II is reported that the
greater part OF this sum has been lost by
Acknowledgement. This preyed upon the
boys mind, and last evening he constructed
a kind OF sea fold in a coal shed and deliOer-
ately hanged himself.-M y. Post, 29th
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.

HIGHLY VALUABLE UMIMPROYED REAL
ESTATE, AGGREGATING AS0UT 0.ON0
s4SARE FEET OF GROUND, AT PUBLIC
sER On Tt EsDAY AFTERNOON, May the 9th,
- 1916 at o'clock, the premises, 1 shall sell
80 the following described property: Lors No. 4,
sand In square 20, the east side of 22d street,
between n and streets northwest, lot No in
same square, on the north side of street between
2lst aud I'D streets; log No ~ In square, on
New Hampshire avenue, between NJ and streets
This property will be sold in original lots or il.
sntdEisloDs TO suit purchasers and being in enc OF
the most rapidly improving sections of the city
should demand the attention OF parties desiring
profitable inv stment.
Terms: 0ne-fourth cash. balance in 6, IL and Is
months, with notes bearing Interest at per cent,
per annuD n, and secured by o deed Of trust on the
property sold. $50 deposit on eacU purchaser at
time OF sale All convey ancng at cost Of pure haser
apo d&de (Repl THOS DOW LING. Auct.
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GOING TO ST. LOUIS AT ANY RATE-At
the meeting OF the democratic greenhacK
party last evening the Hoo. Gideon j. Tucker
H. the chair, IL was reported that In more
than half the counties In the state gTeenback
clubs Rad been formed. They will send del
eeates TO the CONVENTION in this city on the
of June To select delegates TO the demo-
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FATAL BITE FROM A RATA telegram
from Ann Arbor, Mich, says that Mr.. Josh.
u. Leland, a prominent resident OF that city.
died on Thursday from the effects OF the bite
OF rat. Some days previously he attempt
ed 10 Eill a rat, aud IL bit him on the hand.
The hand and arm commenced swelling, and
continued TO swell till they reached an enor-
nous size. Death resulted in about week.
Mr. Leland was seventy years old.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE.. BETWEEN 11TH ANDlSIH STREETS
NORTH WEST, At AUCTION
= On MONDAY. May sth, 1876, at 51z O'Clock
- p M in front Of the premises, will sell that
very valuable business property on the north side
OF Pennsy lvsDfa avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets northwest No. 1743), being Lot No. Z, 10
SQuaTe l66, having front OF 80 feet by depth of
. two story Brick Dwelling known as the Star and
Garter Restaurant.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6, u and Is
months, notes bearing Interest per cent per
annum, and secured by deed of trust on tine prop
erty. A deposit of a 100 required at time of sale
All convey ancing at the cost of the purchaser
ap26-d THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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T,RUeTEEs' SALN AT AUCTION OF AN
Il ELEGANT DWELLING ON l STREET,
BETWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND
18TH STREET.

rINRUeTEEs' SALE AT AUCTION OF AN
u kLEGANT DWELLING ON 1 STREET,
BETWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND
10TH STREET.
. BY virtue of O deed OF trust to rs, dated
SSS March rs, 1874 and recorded in Liber No. 747,
folio H. one Of the land records Of the District of
Columbia. we will. on TIL UkSDAY, the 2rth day
OF Aprii, 1876, at O'Clock .. m, in front Of the
premises, sell at public auction Lot No e. In J. O.
Berrets subdivision of original Lot No s. IN SQUARE
No ls9, said subdivision being recorded IA Liber
II. ID O., folio IA IN the Office of the Surveyor of
the District Of Columbia.
This lot fronts Oh street north, and runs back 20
O 80 foot alley; is improved by an elegant three
story Brick Dwelling, mo. 1887 l street north
wesI, with basement, attic aad ba ok building, and
has xcellent furnace and range
Terms: 0ne-third OF the purchase money in cash,
and balance in three equal payments at g. Il AID IS
months from day of sale, foe which the Of the
purchaser, bearing interest Mt the rate OF per
cent. per annum. and secured By deed Of trust on
the proyeIty. shall be given. s deposit of = ,0O0
si be required Of the purchaser at the tine Of sale.
Al convey apoing at the expense Of the purchaser
IL the terms OF sale are NOT complied With within
week from the day of sale, the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell tbs property at the risk and cost OF
the defsCliing purchaser, upon giving seven days
notice In the National Republican and Evening
star. GEORGE w. RIGGS, kTrus.aa.
ARTHUR FENDALL, 4
apl tEepJ DUSOANSoN BIOS, Aucts.
g-TBE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, the 9Th dsy Of May, A. u. 1876 ct the
same hour any place. BY order OF
GEORGH w. RIGGS, lr,r,,.a.
app ERepl ARTHUB FENDAbL,f iue''
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THoMAs BOWLING, AuOtioneer

ENECUT0RS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
kRLf II SQUARE NO. SO, IN WASHING
~ BY virtue of the last Vi and testament of
6ta James Green, late Of Wsshin gton city, de-
cca.ed the undersigned viii offer 1blic sale on
TUEeDAH, the 9th dag OF May, I576, At the hour II
8 O'Clock m, the following described property,
situated Ia Washington city, District Of Columbia,
being part Of Lot 4, ia SQUARE 90. beginning At G
point the east side of 2lst distant 81 feet
81 inches from the intersection # New Hamp-
shire ave- NJ 2lst ST. a. run sOutherly along the
said 2lst street Il feet and inches then % feet
then north " feet aud inches then west 20 fset 90
The place OF beginning, Containing 0R square feet
Alec, al Of Lot r., being a subdivision of saii
square the said lot fCntiHg - feet and inches on
New Ham pshiTe avenue, the north line beng 81
feet deep, and the south line lis feet ia inches
deep p. and the rear lite ~ feet inches, with the
buildings upon the same, containing 3 S5l square
fe"t.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance ia six aud
twelve months, the purchaser giving lis notes,
beariL per cent interest from the day Of SAFE, a
deed given, and deed of trust taken secure de-
ftrTeo payments. All ooByeysDciOg at the cost Of
the purchaser depOsis Of $50 Ieq aired when the
property is struck off
r. p. JACKSON, Executor.
my3 THOMAS DoWLIHG, AuCticDeer.
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CHEAP FREIGHTs Immense quantities
OF grain have been contracted for AZ Omaha,
n ebraska. to be moved east during the pres
ent fall In ffeights, between that point aud
the east, caused by the war between the fss,
freight lines.
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Your CANDIDATE I CANNOT Be-
Governor Seymour publishes a letter reite-
latiI z his assurance that he could not &C.
ceIt nomination for the Presitency even
in the i'm probable event OF its being rendered
to him, nd he desires his friends rot To 60
10 the ia tional democratic convention with
any view of bringing forward hts name or
Of Oppos in q the Nomination of NJ Tilden
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TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC.
OVER SI73,OOO WORTH OF
AND Do n ESTIC DRY GOODS

At their Large and Spacious Store,
GUNNER 10TH AND II SITS, WashiB gton. ID. @. II,
Commencing TUESDAY, April Is, 1876.
"A large consignment of Foreign aud Domestic
Dry Goods, consisting of West of England French
and German Broad and csrrow W peien Cloths, OF
all shades and colorsi French, English and Scotch
FANCY Tweeds and Cassinerei, FHroack, Moscow
and Eequimaux Beavers, Chinchilss, Vestings,
Cloakings, &c Also, Scotch, Freu ch and German
Palsy Cashmere, Queensland, Ottomsn Lace, and
other fas III nabie and Desirable Shawls, Swiss Not
TINS ham Laces, sc.
DRESS GOODS In great variety, such as heavy
Black and ColOred silks, SatiIs, irish and Ly ons
Poplns, All Wool Merinos, DE lafnes ssteen Cloths,
serges, elegant imported Plaids Alpacas, En- press
Cloths. &c &c very rich aud rare assortment Of
Lyons SIX NsIvets, Velveteens ssd fine Plush Suit
ings, Prints, Beached and Unblesched Oottons from
one to three yards wide large line of English aud
AmeTit an blankets, Flannels; Ladies'. Gents and
Children's Hosiery, Gloves, &C, together with a
very choice and well selected stock of Velvet. Brus
s.ls, Administer, Tapestry and Ingram CARPET
fGs, RUGS. &c, &c. from medium to finest i'm
ported Mersetlies and Turkish Quilts, and variety
Of TIER goods too numerous TO mention.
II Sales to continue from day 10 day until the
entire stock Is dsp@ sed Of. The whole to be sold
vi; b ut reserve, in lots to suit, sill for cash.
sales commence daily az 10 a. W., D. M, aud Ia
p m. Rpli I'm
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EO. w. sTIUKNEf, AuctiOneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
SEAT JUST NORTH or GEORGETOWN IN
THE DISTRICT OF OOI,uMRIA -


SEAT JUST NORTH Of GEORGETOWN, IN
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated April L..
1874. recorded in Liber TAT, folio 2lJ, of the laud
records Of the District of Columbia will offer for
sale az pnblic auction, upon the premises, on
TUESD Al, the 9th day of May, 1876, at > O'Clock
D IN the valuable tract of land, situate in said
District and described follows: Parts IF a tract
OF land called The Rock Of DuubartoD,' or The
Addition 20 the Rock of DunbsrtOn,n or "Pretty
Prospect. or Clifton: /" OF BY whatever the same
may be known or called, consisting of four several
pats nov united IN one, which were held By Brook
Matkall, and by him sold TO Henry Gildermeister,
ard which said parcels united in one are pOunded
on the south By tBe lands of Edward Linthicum, as
conveyed 10 him by Brooke Mscksil; on the west
BY the lands Of mOrris Adler ard r. A. Ellison: on
the north by the lands Of Margaret G. Barber, aad
Robert BarnaIds heirs, aud on the east by the
lands OF VIM MOrten and Rob5rt Barnard's heirs,
81 containing 10 all forty five acres Of land more
or less and being the parcel of land conveyed to The
late Charles Elet, jr., by Henry Glderm' lister.
TIE property is improved by commodiOus Dwell
ling, &C.
Terms Of sale: Che third cash; balance In eauaI
instalimeIts at twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months the purchaser to give his notes for the de
ferred payments, bearing interest at the rate Of
eight per cent per annum, aud secured by q decd Of
trust on the property s SEQ down at time OF sale.
CCnVeyalcing at cost Of purchaser.
EUGENE CARUSI, lr-...
ROBERT L. PRESTON, { iFUSlees'
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RECoNcILIATIoN.-Amo the decorations
of the confederate monument in Mobile,
Ala, on memorial day, were a pyramid OF
flowers "from the OH GERS OF the u. \. army
stationed at Mount V ernon barracks, In re-
spect TO the fallen br ave"
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SPECIE b ASIS PRICES!
RRODHEAD CO

939 PEW. Avs , bet~een 9th sud IO.h 5ts,
OF FEB = FULL LINE OF
fOREIGN 4 No DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AT MOST ArrKAUTIyE PBIUES
MANY dTft-tsS HTrJsE BEN RsfRcs{ a. Pre- from
- % 30 Psr CsHf.
BtaCk iICh SrtnallI-s, Sc former price Soc.
Black ITCE Grenadines. 6Oc 7sc
Black Iron tireuadi4-s, al. SIls
Black Fla Nesh Greuafiues &c former nice s75E
Black Plat LIB ecu -di "a, 81 IS, 81 40
Striped, Plside1 and Damase 9resadfnes, also az
reduce Trire-
Black L. Ous ~lts - &c and Up. including Bonnet
Quiet, z 70 sad Parsons celebrated makes
Best PsethC lawn, last C1l0rs lZlsc
a full line q LIuel La@Es, 10 beautiful designs,
from &c. Up.
q Z pieces o. sumner SILK. reduced from 70
81 per ya-i. These goods are pure six and of
The best 2 ases
White rnetlaud %uo! rnsEls, 81 IS.
stock OF 7lr-tir- c. mp etc AID prices guaranteed
Iatles' aid Gents Underwear, direC from the
m2Cuie- tII era ard - pJrter~. lover than ever
most exec. lerf button hid, In al c5lors late
shade = 3 per pair.
v smsUtte &'eachei Cotton, ll1Sc. Per yard
Ial1ass, Plain sud striped Dress q JCds, cheap
BRANCH STORE,
1905 SEEEEL taf Ii n a1d l3th tOid ssA-d
BRODaEAD q co.
ar2s-u s3q - s,s., bet 9-h AID 10Th sts
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DIED

WEIGH. On the morning q Nay 3. lsT6 ~ De
cstur, Burt crUuty, Nebraskz, PHILEMON a
ELcH, formerly I'd this city, In the $50 OF bis
age
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CpH Ar ID Liz n

NOTICE
Win WV of diminishing the Chances OF col
nsioB, the Steamers Of this LiIs take q speoiced
oOCrse for ell seasons OF the year.
On the outward passage from On eensscwn % hev
folk or Boston, oTSssns Meridian Of o. q q lat, o.
On the homevsrd passage. crossing tbs nertdiaz
Of % a. q lat, or nothing % the north of
rRE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMsHIPsy
5KTWKKN NV YORK AND Lyle
POOL, CALLING At OORK HzRBoA
po,sRRs1s BIZ fosL . TEos hsw fokn,
ABB ssinis- We'd, Aprii 1 .byssinis.- Wed, May q
'Russis..--Wed., May 3 Russia -. " ed, June
seytLia--.--Mec., Msy 10 sey thia Cd, june u
And every follcwins wHDb ssDAY and eATuk-
stssms % msrs.s DO not carr ssssssss pss.us-
Rlrs. or PAssAel-osoin, ss, slN sne en-.
sold according 20 eoooulm costion Tickets 20 rnrfe
tis, gold. additional. Return tickets On fsvorsbls
stsersse tiokss. . ana from Al ysrs Of surops q
very low rates. Through bills Of lstfnx river for
Belfast, GlAsEov, Hsvre, Antwerp and ofher porss
on the Continent, and for mediserrsnsan porte ToF
Freight and passage sSp,y q the Com panyf once.
No. Bowling Green; OF both stssraes and sabln
tAn8-b OHAe. q. FRAuCK1Yu. ARsnt.
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FhTHE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
III OF COLUMBIA.

NOTIOE-Psrties who desire TO dispose Of al
~ KINDS OF WEARING APPAREL can sail
them for higher cash price than any place In the
city, BY calling or addressing HERZ0G, 91T %
street. between 9Th aud lQth northwest. Pronpt sts
teption VIII be given. ayb-u
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CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY.
CcSN'LLY's Cos 9th street,
OPPOSITE TIE PATENT OFFICE.

Largest TFCs.- cheapest stock - Embso'5sT es IL
The Cify a-,thrr immense ., CD yost Te-eIy 3D.
TUCKED SANSUOkS,
Ellover TCrkire AID Tucked SkiTtiny AZ less plice
than Tisiu h,u-.rk- Thi- j. a special bargain,
and niu-t = sreu 90 be spprtciateA
HeW stCCt 90 O. EESS GOODS De Beges, Serges,
BrCcsd-s, sail e. n rm.Uies, silks, etc.
81 Barg -i15 in PAResOLs and Sun UhBREL-
LAS Aps6-tr
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DRY GOODS.

WE ARE SELLING dEa. PRr GOODS VERY
Six and Wool Dre.. Goods. 81
B Bsss s s.1s., 81, e,s q $50 sl7s'
black Alpaca, double width, Is. 81, 81.
b blseE s Six, nohair Alpaca, 50, worth Vs.
CARTER's. 7e5 Market Space.
EIcelltn Calico, ~.
wide shsstins oottsn, &c.,
Olotss, Ss:sinsres, for Men aud Boys Wear. $50.
Good stocking., u: Linen Hsndt erchiefs. g. Linen
TOTeIs !. EaceIs9t BED Tick IS; Honey comb
x White ? K, II; very hne sl Linen Table
Mems Shirts, made Of W amsstta Cotton, Linen 30.
SOM 70. mylh
CHEAP CHEAPl CHEAP!
FROM AUCTION
Leg yards white Victoria Lawns In short lengths,
large sssSrtnent Of osssmeres, from SOC. to o. 50
npieces BLACK and ColOred Silks, from auction, at
Dress Good. f.Sm iass to Soc. in sre.. variety.
100 new style Parasci.: from d to 81.
SsS Fss sRf ss4 Il osssR the city
Franz LesIie's Gut Paper Patterns.
GEO. J. JOHNSON d co,
eI2y-eo I'll Market Space.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
STOCK OF
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS,
4. VI. TOWSON d cos,
All Of which have been purchased within the last
ten days, since the decline in prices, thereby en-
sblug us to Cff-r the foil Jwir Undue ements:
Navy Blue Flsids at IS, sold AT SIC.
Plsin DTes- Goods in ecru, cream. &C., 25c,
Scroll Dams e. ia ecru, cream, &C, SOC.
zeal Brown Stripes AT 25c
SIX PoI gee. in stripes, sornetting new, at SOC.
Il 4uhIe width Balsrn0. at 25c.
Black Gre usdiues, best make, from Is 30, 81, So 62c
E1fersive assortment e new style Psrasols IN all
coIOTs, aud fancy handles, from 81, o. IS, 81 81,
81, 81 90, IS
Bet PSCihc awus al l2c.
ard wide Pacific Percaies, l0c.
DO pieces new sly J. light Calico. ct &C., Fc., Sc.
Great bargains in. Black A pacss. double width at
&c; beautiful Bio ming Black 81 SIC, and our
Mohar Alpaca At SOC, max As up like 8 goods.
BLACK SILKS
from q, Sis, 81 90, s175, 81
All these great bargains can only be found at
&. VI. TOWSON d CO.'S.
sT29 e2r ESQ Pa. ave nouth side,, near 7thst
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NEW PRlCEo.
1914 SEVENTH STREET.

Best SILK and Wool Ponsees, 4Oc., worth SOC
Goat 5 ar ChA'ii Cloths. SOC, worth S7S.c
Al Wool Spri~g lie b gee. 40c worth soc.
Best Pacific taUt-lCs 2hc very cheap.
Plaid aad S-rips Suitiugs, l2ac. CD 10 Soc
bite PiqUes sud Victoria Lawns 10 l2k Is, % &c
Black silks cheap. S1K, sl 81 Is, 81 90 and So
BOYS Casslnere- ~ 10 prices. a speciality.
H-Parassls and sun Umbrellas Ia great variety
1'Esgle' Shirts, made Of best DlatsrtGfs. and
so.nplsfsly fA,sisd, only sl.2s. without button
holes Only al WM. BIRD WYLIE,
ap2gu 1914 7fh street north xeSt
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RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
bought, exchanged or sold AZ
REDUCTION OF ONE DOLLARk3 S6 =
upon any other Office or de potkhI ~ TIE
In this city.
Tickets good till used Baggage checked through.
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TOURT SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AID UklhPk0FED PROPERTY en- 6TH
STREET, BETWEEN nj AND SOUTH.

A 'OthI SALE OE VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ AVID USlkPk0VED PROPERTY On 6TH
WEST. ~
- BY virtue of decree of ths Supreme Court
GI Of the District of Columbia, pa .sed the Ct
day OF April, A. ID. 1876, in eqUICy cause No 4l63
60 dock ct rs wherein klinedienst ct al are plata
utis and Bennett ct al. defendants, snd OF a de-
cree supplemental thereto, passed the 2,th dsy of
april lS76 Will offer for sale 81 public auction,
on thu BsDhG, the 18th day of May, At the hour of
$50 ? NJ, the following described real estate ia
ssh1ngton city, ID O., TO wit Lots II, rs, 79 50,
81, 81 and 50, IN the undersg ned's subdivision of
original lots f5 81 IS 20, in Square 500, said lots
having front on Ctr stI Get Of IL Is feet by 9th
OF " feet to Gil feet alley Lots 81 and 80 are i'm
proved by a tw0-stOry and basement frame build
ing, known Rs the Potomac Hou-e
Terms of sSle. One third cash; balsnce in two
equal instaments; payable in six aud twelve
menths after day II sale, with interest at per cent
per annum, secured by deed of frost upon property
sold. cash deposit Of $50 90 each lot sold 90 ay
Of sale SIDNEY 7. ThOMAs, Trustee,
b. H.Warner, buct. Gao25 eoSd,l 452 ST. n. W.
a WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG ZION,
kls Oh TIL RSb NI next. at 5 O'Cl0ck .. m . four
7 Isme Dwcllingg, Nos. 704, 700, 7Os and 40,
4th street nOrthv est, corner Of 18th aud streets 20
he removed IN thirty days to make room for Brick
Dazzling to tToat judiciary Square
Terms: One-fourth cash, ard the remainder in
good note al ninety days.
my2 THOS. + WAGG SMAE, Auct.