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Evening star., 1876-08-03
DROPOsALs FOB sTATIONERY,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 7, lHo
sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
tsi. p, year ending Jgne S EH Will ee reoeiVsd at
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
1he bids viii be considered and accepted or re-.
!ected Item by item, and this advertisement and the
proposal 80 far As By the Secretary Of the
shall constitute the contract between the govern.
ment and the bidder bidders and no further CON
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time TO time during the year, In quantities
pursuant TO orders from the Department. The en-
the year.
Zach proposal must be signed by the individual
or nIm maklng IT, and be accompanied By bond
dollars $40 00l, approved By a United States on.
cer Of the district in which the 1retes reside or
psrtment, conditioned for furnishing such portioss
OF the articles a. may be awarded under IT. and the
pertoImsnce OF the contract.
All deliveries viii be subject TO inspection by an
expert detailed for the By the Secretary OF
the Treasury aud the delivery Of interior arti-
Gle will be deemed sufficient cause TO annui the
contract, at the option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries nust be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
Inc lslIure TO com bly with any one order under
the contract will operate as forfeiture OF the en-
TIRE penalty OF the bond, or the Secretary of the
Treasury NAV direct the purchase, in open market
ssry 70 supply the deficiency caused By sach fail
ure and charge to the contractors fifty per centun
OF the prlce which II shall be found necessary to
Proposals unsccompanied by . satisfactory bond
ed obIy 10 esf abIishsd De awSrd-
Proposals to be addressed to the undersigned, and
msrked Z" Proposals for Stationery -
Proposals tCIN b CPeHsf indicated ADORE, but mo
Gir0yd ,~'l be matt EHfti appropriation t6ss5oy
LOT n. MORRILL,
J5lO 2awSt Secretary OF the Treasury.
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nUE CANeON BIOS, Auctf .neers
u Southeast corner 9sh and ID sta a Northwest

BSfLbiSeo SIN IL Al ALE" inr"9sTVHh BsTWnhrEER ERsn six:
TkEMTA And SIykMTlENTH AND Il AND
By virtue Of . deed OF trust siven 10 the
suo:cribers, dated Eoysm6sr =; fs,s, and re: t.
corded IN liber eeo, folios 1i and s15, one e:l
trict q Columbia, and by request Of the party Sc.
on is yc s v Dss l0o 's
s,h day Of August, l1e, ct . O'Clock p. m, eli
ises, IN said city Of Washington, known and De.
scribed o lot marked and lettered L, Of the re-
Sorqse su6divlsi9n Of Part o. sgnsre numbered lss
ing Of two-story frame building.
The terms q sals ere: 0ns-fousth cash; the bal
given. secured by deed Of trust on the property,
Ssst Re, osef nj d9 i9sSssi t gu Ssad ~ e be paid
Of s,le Be not complied With, the property vim Be
chaser. CHAKLlb q. DAVIS. baf'
VN so&ds PHILLIP J. AARA1i,S Trsssss.
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nUNOANsOH BROS, Auctioaee1.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOTS IL AND H. I'm
qni0EToWE E,WAsHIHGT0H OoUNTY, D; o.
A.. d: Is6s, and recorded in Liber and Il, f..H
10. ~. folio lt6 ct seq, of the land records Of l
Of the party secured thereby, We will SELL on Nos
PAY, the 1th dsy Of AUGUST, A. q: 1879, st $50
Premises, Lois IL and II, situated In Unioutown,
Washington county, District Of Oolumbia, with the
improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance In and II
months, at per cent interest, secured the prem
lies sold. Oonyeyancfng, &c., at purcha ser cost
o75 deposit at time Of sale. Right TO resell at Dur.
ohssere cost and risk terms Of sale are not com.
piled with in ten days.
i,n oH soHs sGs1sSI = 1MsSSIsEbuR Trustees.
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JOHN foRBrs, OF Nebraska, will -ot do
sny more shoOtlng this season. He SET out
aoout ten days ago from Ha-Hs on the
saguenay, taxing his gun, annunftion and
canteen Of whisky. and telling mis- com
panions That he would be back before sun
down. Night came and ne was not under
nls oiShket- Early In tie morning his
friends, greatly alaIm 4, began 20 scouT the
forest, but IL was not until late In the after-
room mat one OF them heard his voice As
they hsStened along. Sounding their hunting
horns, they caught faint halloos Al Interyals.
aud nnally eSpied him at the top OF n pfue
tree Win thrce huge bears dancing Rtten-
dance underneath. The rescuiue partv at
tacked the hungry wstche - and al ter A fierce
struggle KILLED one or them aud drove on the
Others. Forbes came down from his perch.
fsiuting as he reacht the grou ID. He hal
been attacked by the bears on the previous
afternoon aud escaped up the tree, leaving
his gun behind.
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Il u. WARNER, BeaI Estate Auotioneer


ThUsIEE's SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
sTOkI DIV FILLING HOUSE ON THE WEST
shnh EdRy gk " S0TH, BETWkhN G AND SIS.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust TO me, dated ~
July 5tb, A. ID. lS75, and recorded 10 Liber -
No. le2, folio r. one Of the land records for Elx
the District Of Columbia, aud at the OF fhs
holders OF The notes secured thereby snail sell at
Pupvc ssacti9n 10 front OF the premises, TUES.
m, all that piece or psicel OF ground In WasbinS
ton city, District of Columbis, being the
ad hs OF lot numbered nineteen lsl in square mum,
halt OF said lot having front of twenty two I5ai
Ieet and seven . inches on 10th street west aud
running back with the same width 10 the western
q rear line OF said lot, improved By two story
Frame Dwelling Of seven rooms -'
Ieims OF sale: OO, with interest st ten iO) per
cent per annum from January 8th, ISIS, and the
expenses OF the sale in cash and the balance la two
equal payments at Elk 90 and twelve fl2l months,
secured oy deed OF trust on the property and ths
6 6os of the purchaser bearing interest from the
the time OF sale. All conveysacing az The pur.
cnaser cost the terms of sale not com eled
with IN ten O days from the date thereof the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property at the
rfsk and cost OF tbs dtfaultiug purchaser
OZo IL j MlDDLEf0 JR,, trustee.
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Blowing Oat Hell cate.

FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS OF NITRO GLY-
CERINE AND REHD ROCK TO BE FIRED.
Gen. Newton says that the blasting out OF
the bottom at the He'll Gate excavations
will probably take place about the middle OF
september. II will require $4,000 pounds OF
explosives 10 do the work. The materials
used will be nitro glycerine, rend rock, and
dynamite, according TO the nature OF the
rock 10 be blasted. Instead OF placing the
explosives In several large masses, IL is ,
be scattered over the rock In small charges.
Holes have been drillot In the rock columns
that support the roof, the number varying
according 10 the height of the column. THESE
then II Is 10 be exploded by means OF elec
trlcity. Tho bioSing up Is to be done IN
u rec sections, and the effect viii be TO crum-
Die The pillars AMI allow the roof to SINK IN.
The great opinion that the whole mass IS 10
be hurled into the air at one grand blast is
erroneous. Beyond few beautiful Jets OF
wafer shot into tue air, and perhaps n few
pieces OF rock hurled above the surface OF the
water, nothing VIII be seen. When all is
prepared the water is To be let ia and the
chambers hllt i, thus forming what is called
IN engineering parlance ga wet tamp" Toe
water Will cOntlne the force or the numerous
blasts, aud enable them TO act with greater
force. After the explosion IL Will be neCes- :
sary 10 do considerable drt iging In the way
OF hauling out pieces OF rock. This Will "a ke
several months, but will probably be con-
pleted by next spring, The persons Operat-
Ing the blast Will occupy position about
$50 or 400 feet away. The improvements will
deepen the channel ABOUT thirty feet, and
allow OF the passage OF the largest vessels
could GO IL is expected that the ocean
steamers will take this route to and from
Europe, as IL is shorter than the Sandy Hook
route py about eighteen hours.-IM Y MIU
Evening star., 1876-08-03
EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY........August 8, Is.e.
FORTY-FOURTH COXGRHss.
USstnS Preeeedfm os Yesterday,

skNATE-After orr report closei-
Aue IiNtI sDd harbor appropriation bill
occupied tue remainder OF the session and
considerable progress was mate.
HOUSE.-After our report CLOSED
Ine Impeachment managers made a report
on the proceedings la the Senate IN the caSe
OF w. w. BelF zap, late Secretary OF War.
Mr.. Lamar miss n sde a lengthy speech
on political subjects, and will be replied "a
TO day by Mr Garfield.
Evening star., 1876-08-03
MAR RIEn

AN hDKRSoE-SHERwoop. On h. o. =,
Ausust, 1870, at the residenoe Of tbe h,,ta o.
bIuds0e, Mr. JOHN q. ANDERsoN and NJ.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

fERsoNAL MENTIoE.-A great many peo-
pie from the country, who receive peYsonsl
notices from the Herald on their arrival in
town, are dispose 10 think we mean TO pay
Ihem compliment. Such is not alw ways the
case. Ever since one OF our merchants
stopped bis paper and took out his adver-
tisement because we did not notice the arri-
val OF a man from the country who was
owing him for bill OF goods, and which he
ialled 10 collect, not knowing that the man
was In town, we have been very generous in
our mention OF distinguished arrivals.-lS San
Antonio (TerGS) Herald.
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II II. WARNER, corner 7th and II streets.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAsr CORNER
OF SEEkNTH AND L. STREETS EORlH-
WEST, WASHINGTON, ID q

OE eEkENId AND u eIkkETS HORlH-
WEST, WASHINGTON, d
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated October -
1th, $50, and duly recorded in Liber No. 6E, I'll
folio 254, ole Of the land records for Washing
ington county In the District of Columbia, and py
the written request Of the party secured thsreby
Will sell a. pr bile auction, in front Of the premises,
On MONDAY. August 2Ist, lS76, st So O'Clock D.
M ell that certain piece parcel Of gro1nd situate
and being In the city OF Washington, District of
Colun bia and known and desis mated the pl or
Plat Of said city part Of Lot numbered seven I'D
IL square numbered four hundred and forty ne
1922 Beginning for the same at the southwest cor
per OF said lot and and running thence north
with the east line II h street west, foty 41D feet
therce east, parallel with street orth, eighty $50
feet thence SOUTH parallel With 9TH street. forty 4Ol
feet, to said street, aid thence west with said Ia
street eighty s0) feet to the beginning Improved by
q large three story brick BUILDING, used fo- stores
and The W Wsshington Business College.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance In one, two and
three years, With interest g: the rate OF cent
per anbum. Deferred payments secured by deed Of
trust on the premises sold, or al cash, the pur
chaser may prefer. dep -sit Of 8 3b will be re-
Quired OF the purchaser at time Of sale, and all
veyaDcDg purchaser cost. IL the terms Of sale
rot complied with In ten days after sale, the
Trustee the right to reel the property at
the risk and cost OF the defauIting purchaser after
ten DAYS advertisement
NOBLE d. LARNER. Sur living Trustee.
sugl-eC6ds J. 7. COLDWELL. Salesman.
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WY EE woN'r vorr ron TrLprs.-

WY BE WoN'r Vorr FoR TTLprN-
Pete, who n you gvine ter vote f,r s-r
oe resloentI asked Jake last evening.
Nooodyi now yer got ftl'
eWhats de reeziuPH
Well, done told you some time hack
dSt war. : gIpe ter vote no more OF dem
'Punlicsns IN orfice, didn't Ie'' ~o'''
uNes.n
"Well, WV tinkiu' dat I'd act De ~.
nigger an vote lar de dimmy crat DIS time, .
"Ilut yer can't stand bin. ehY''
"No, sab. no how Yer see, de papers dey
mske him oct al buckra an a fne gemman,
but one oo dem men at de Pos offis he dore
sot me right"
what do he sQyG'
He say det Mister Tildum am De man
war dey nave all that trouble bout twfxt
nllI al, ost beecher Teller. An lIssen Ia
me-when man low anudder man IN
insult his wife an don't 90 cut him wId a
razor, dat les me out wid him'-
GU sc right, old man. you allus Is, - said
Jake, IS he resumed his half of a water-
melou.-l Atlanta OOf Sfut1lOa.
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PROPOSALS.

DBOPOSALs WILL BE RE0EIyED at 2Ol
ten ms, Heet @ Snni ~ NJ August stn; for grading
completed on or before November 10th. Spscii ca.
tons and profile can be seen OF office Reserving the
tight to reject any and all bids. auR2 ST.
Evening star., 1876-08-03
ID A. DAkNKILIE, Real Estate auotionver,


TRUsTEEs' sALE. AT AUCTION, OF vALU-
ABLE IMPROsED WHARF PROPERLY In
GGUBGETOWE, ID q.
By virtue of det of trust, dated July z4th, -
1873, anc record d among the land records Of n
Msshit Ston county, ID. ,in Liber 723, folio -.k2
69 and by direction of the holder of the note Sc
cured thereby, we will cell, at public auction, on
THHfs ~. leth day CO August, 1879; At 8
M in front Of the premises all that certain piece
u property In Georgetown. District Of Columbia,
Davidson, BY dstd dated july U.s. 1883, and recorded
among the land records for said District ia Liber
A, B., No 90, folio 20, and contained within and
bounded By the following that s to say,
on the north by Water street, on the west bg the
ohsnp-, ~ the Potomac river, and on the east BY
the rrossfty cpi. eyed to James Essex By Otho
M Einihicufn and otne..s by deed dated December
l6, 1850, being also the same rrogS.. converge 70
Joseph L Savage by Charles H Laub ana wI.- Nv oV
deed dated November 29, 1899 Sad property ia fu,
proved By 9 large Brick Warehouse.
Terms Of sale, % prescribed by said deed, are
S7ic0, with 10 per cent interest from the 1lth day
OF January 1876, together with the expenses Of the
sale 10 cash. balance In six and twelve m onths se
cured by notes bearing interest and deed of trust on
the property sold, which terms By consent OF those
1nteresed, 10 modified In writing, as follows: One
third cash: balance in six and tweive months, se-
cured By notes bearing 10 per cent interest and
aeed OF trust on the property. 500 In cash when
chasers cost. III the terms sre not com piled with in
seven days from sae the Trustees reserve the rig
10 reteiI the property at the risk s2d COST of the
de1auItiDg purchaser, after i've daTs' notice of
sscn resale IN some Newspaper published ID the city
FL. E f. bHssIIiLLE, bHHRShi Trustees.
N3l o6os II ID. CLEASY, Salesman.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

CONSIDERATION reigned al ne Glen
House In the White mountains one nigat
last week. A popular New York gentlemsn,
who bad started for a short walk early in the
afternoon did not return for tea, and as the
night wore on and he did not appear. his
friends were greatly alarmed. He hRt set
oat Tor Carter mOuntain-that was eli that
was knoWn. The guides ligatC lanterns a ld
torches, and made a systematic search for
him. The Suspension at the hotel was so
great that majority OF the guests remained
In the parlors until midnight Ia the hope OF
receiving titingS. AT O'Clock the glimmer
OF torches on the rocks an1ounced tue return
OF the guides, and the lost sheep was soon re-
stored 10 the fold. he had been lured up the
mountain by some lovely wild flowers, ana
while gatheriug bouquet for his wife haf
lost bis way. When night came on he re-
mained where he was, pacing up aud down
beside fallen tree, and waiting FOR daylight.
TRIAL OF RAPID BREAD MAKING.-A
Trial was made on the lith instant, al the
Moss Creek Mills, near Carrollton, Mo- "a
ascertain the time In which bread could be
made from wheat standing IN the field, aud
with the following astonishing result, COM
mencing at one minute after O'Clock and
nnishing at twelve minutes after 3:
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THOMAs BOWLING Auctioneer.

BRIGk DMlLLIEG ON BRIDGE sTREEC,
SS4400FEGsETp22wN, S40F sEp2, p: q; AND LOT ON PROS
On TUESDAY, the sth dsy of August, IL
is, t.6, 20 O'clock m, 10 front Of the prem; GG$s
Georgetown, fronting 40 feet on the north side Of
Bridge street BY depth OF l2o feet on the east side
story Brick Dwelling House, containing Is rooms,
water, gas, and modern improvements, being the
residence OF the late eam1 Nropley. Also, part OF
Lot 50, fronting ~ feet the south sids Of Pros
pect street, with depth Of l20 feet the II ne
OF Frederick street, and improved by Brick Stable
Terms: One fourth cash: balance in i, 2, and
years.
auel THOMAS DOWIING, Auct.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

GENTLE LADIES DRINKING BLooD-Dda-
ger Of RIceSstue tettd0ag Of the Brillida Loud,
The habit OF drinking blood is becoming so
general among the better classes that n is
proper TO warn our readers of the fact that q
man who drinks more than three beer-glass-
fuls OF blood at a time, will probably 90
blind. This interesting fact has Just been
brought To light by the experience of a
"short, well built, pallid-looking man who
spoke German with q French accent" and
who recently drank three such draughts of
blood, with this result, at the fashionable
slaughter house OF the Brothers Lowenstein,
on John street, near Livingston, in CincIn-
natl. The Cincinnati Commercial tells us
that blood drinking goes on at this popular
resort Ike sOda-water drinking at II Hudnut's,
In this city. Says the Commercial:
between the hours Of and o'clock al
most any afternoon the curious visitor may
observe many handsomely dressed ladies'
tablishment In question, and waiting, glass
In hand, for draught OF crimson elixir yet
warm from the throat OF some healthy bull
lock. Just as soon as the neck OF the animal
is severed by one rapid slash of the sScho.
chets' long blade, glass after glass is held TO
the spouting veins and quickly handel to
the invalids, who quaf the red cream with
several ways. Ladies are always certain OF
courteous treatment at the slaughter house,
which In great measure accounts for the al
sence of timidity noticeable among women
bloot-drinkers."
"Re1 cream" Is fine, is II not? But one
may drink too much of IL, as the s'short,
we'll built, pallid-looklng man" learned 10
drinking his three beer -glassfuls, aud though
be has since recovered his sight, he regards
half pint as the only proper quantity OF
''red cream" 10 be taken at one time.
Evening star., 1876-08-03
Two OOsTRACToRs AND BUILDERs.

ITO OONTkAOIVRS AND BUILDERs.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for the erec-
tion Of BUILDING FSR THE MILLER MAN
uAL LABOR SCHOOL, situated in AlDemsrle
county Va, about six miles distant from the Green
wood depot Of Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
THE BUILDING Is to have front OF about 213
feet with aide wings about $50 feet long, be three
stories high, including basement, and to have q
hansaId roof. 10 be supplied with water and gas
and heated by steam or hot water
PI 4Ee and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen,
blanks obtained, and farther inform given at
the Offices Of Judge JOHN l.. COCHRAN, In Char
lottssyilie, Va, and A. LYBRocK, Architect, Bioh
nond, Va.
BIDS viii be received at either place for any
branch Of the work or for the whole work com
peted. In the latter case the proposals must be
made by ilina out the furnished blank especially
provided for that purpose.
All ids must be sent In before the l. 5YH
PAY OF AUGUST, 1876, at 4 O'Clock .. m when
they VIII be opened at the ONCE Of Judge John l.,
Cochran, In Charlottesville, Va.
JUDGE JOHN L. OOCHRAN,
Chairman Of Building Committee.
CHARLofTHsvlLLK,N Va, July Is, 1876. jyl5 3awtd
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BANKERS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Having large stock OF
CHILDREHD
EMBROIDERED PIQUE DREBsls
md Wishing 70 close them ont entirely win offsr
them at exactly half price. Also my stock Of
HAIR BRAIDS,
al a sde TO order In Europe. and OF the vary best
quality, will be closed out st half price.
The remainder OF my goods. OF every description,
ct discount Of THsnty Per Cent
Il WILLIAM,
(HOH1gp LQAA OF1IO1, 0011 q "a ~
~ ~ NeO Xerb o0Soue, entrance on NeV
York ayeuue. The Do2 private Loan O6oo ~
D the city. 4eney loe1e1 - the loves ~ I
e intersa O Gold and 0llyW WoSokS0. DiSSonSa.
si.sS ssa ~ ~, s Ssss: iis@e. ~. ~
Evening star., 1876-08-03
1876 rr.saYEHttAn1A fkEHttA 1876
ROU II

1876 rr.sfsS*sf4SE4'rA rr.ssss*:ftE. 1876
Ye the Hsrth, West, and Ssathvsst.
Dsssbse Track, Steel Rats, Splendid scess-
ery, Magnificent Equipment.
JULY 10TH, 1876.
Trains leave washinst9n, city time, from Depot.
R.rlof Oar to Pist.Surs; T;so D. n. daily. Win
EXCEPT Sunday
BALTIMORE AHp FoTOnA0 RAILROAD.
Fs. OanApdsisSa, Rochester, Buffalo, Hiasars
.nS a., sP. Win
5.l. :as iss III ra,ss IN:
man Parler Cars. go 5 e. M daily, except Sunday.
5ora s.s ss .s f.4c; s9s G.r. 4.
ssss.; S' 700 :ns .as s.S s.y s.y
Limited !, press .: :3sa; m. daily, except Sunday.
AeoonIaedstion for Bsitimsrs, %:2o ,. N. daily,
For Foss. sse Greei Lin. sss .. a. and a:ss p =.
Fer 2nS.sS!!.. SOC and 1850 .. n. and 4:so ,.
ALEXANDRIA TBkDEKICksBURg 1AIL.
siiLRohD. hi hSn DALAAAADHiA "AshiSoToA
soI A!sIandIi,, 9, ..s;eo; 3, 10, H., l,s,
Tor the so1th, u. Riesm9na, lt:Ao Z n, daily,
snd 1888 .. m. daily.
Trains leave Alexsndris for W aeningtor, o, 2. D,
9,10,11 .. m, !, 3, l:20, 3, o, and .. N.
On Sunday at . spd o g.. M, and p. N.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping ana Parior Oar
accommodations can be procured at the 0nices:-
Northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and Penn
sJvepia avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsylvani avenue, md at the Depot, where
orders be left for the checking Of BaSSa ss 90
!sgtip alton from Hotels and Residences.
ID, n. BOYD, JR., Ger 7 Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. Gen1 Manager. ian3-D
TNIVERSAL Il. r.. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS TO or from all pofnts
bought. exchanged sold at
. reduction OF ONE DoLLAR&8 -
upon any other ofhoe or
In this city.
Tickets good till used. Baggage checked through.
Apply TO n. d. WHITEeIDE,
aDl-iy 027 Penn. ave-, Candy store,
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DRY GOODS CLOSING OUT.

TO BE SOLD.
A large lot OF Dress Goods that sold from 81. to
7sc. TO be sod ~ l21zc.
Another Iot that cost from T5c to I Is to be sold
at2sc.
All Dress 1ods 10 be sold st about half price.
Csssimsres an. Gil kinds OF pant stuff at a heavy
reduction.
Parasols at lest than cost
We sell the best 81 Is WHITE SHIRT, in this
city, finished.
eEo. J. JOHNSON d 90,
Jyrs-eo I'll Market Space.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

New DKPARfURK.
xAb PsoVlSisJH sRJHH1sAfRGa1hkHhA sfG1asHft
g 81 9:
Tsshing gton; returning, xtlI leave
~ a,a.. }. o
dt,sitit, Through bins Of iadins issued 70 and
delivery Of freiehts and received at IaOa strest
and Ills 9th street nOrthyest. ,,n,
,sntr Agents for ws.hinston, ShSs9 iOot ntS Nv
CUNARD LINE.
on the ,sx Sf a the Of col
Or The outward passage from Queenstown to New
6 on Bost9p, & crossing meridian OF 50 at 4s lat.
OF ~ at q lat, or nothing to the north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
sSI.:I.i, sS1.:fs %:s 4ss: ss:ssIs%s sss.
sfH,sia R95ss Wed Aug e Kasss..W We'd SEPT. %
nd every teiIosns wEbSEsDxY and sH; sATGB. HSt
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passen.
gold, accordir to scoommodaiien ToSet sso to Psr.
elo, gold, additional. Return tickets fayorabIs
steersge tickets to and from all parts OF Europe at
very low rates Through bills Of landi az given for
on the Continent. aud for Meditsrranesu ports. Tof
irelsht and passage apply at the Com pany's office,
70 R2ts sns 1S HsSn
ysnIS-B CHAs. G FRAHCkLYN, Agent.
Evening star., 1876-08-03
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

DESIRABLE AND NEARLY NEW STORY
And MAheAhD ROOF PRESSED BRIOK
FhONT DWELLISG HOUSE, On STREET
SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
OB "WEDNESDAY, August ID, ls76, at A
o'clock p. m. in front of the premises. will ...H
sell ell OF Lot ieitered 20, in q. B. Church's IL
subdivision Of Lots and 8, In square pum her cd
46o fronting Is IL feet the north side of st,
between 9th and 7th streets south vest by
nearly new pres sed brick front Dweiling House
with HaDsard roof; house contains rooms. bath
room, water, gas and all modern improvements.
Terms: One.fourth cash; balance in 9, Il, Is aud
"a months, with interest at per cent per annum,
secured by deco OF trust on the property. Convey
anciDg at the cost OF the purchaser A de posit of
$50 required Is soon as the property is sold.
JJ2o-o THO MAS BOWLING, Auct.
HF THE ABOVE SALE Is P03TPJNED, In
consequence OF the rain, until MONDAY, August
1th, same hour and place
aug3 THOMAS DOwLIEG, Auct.