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CANDY AS A CAUSE OF IMPAIRED SIGHT.
DR.. +. Cutler suggests, in an article priI ted
in the Boston Journal OF Chemistry, that a
free consumption Of candy may be partial
cause Of the impaired eyesight which pre-
walls TO an alarming extent among the Call
dren Of the present generation. BE cites the
statement OF DIR. c. r. Agnew, that, out of
200 children under the age of Is attending a
certain school In New York city, 703 were
found, on examination with the ophthalmo-
scope, to have defective organs of vision.
This large percentage was assumed TO repre-
sent the common average OF defective eyes
among young people. As IL is q confirmed
fact that teasponful OF saturated solution
Of sugar, injected beneath the skin OF a frog
or q guinapig, will produce blindness IN half
an hour, DR.. Cutler proffers the query IL il be
not reasonable TO suppose that sugar taken
into the human system In undue quantities
may iDjurfously affect the eyesight. Sugar
is wanting In nutritive qualities. In tests
applied to dogs, II has been found that death
resulted in forty days from an exclusive
diet Of sugar, while the eyes Of animals sub
jected to the experiment liberated and
dropped out. The starch which forms so
large an element OF white -four is Identical
In Its chemical formula with sugar; and, as
this constitutes chief article OF food In most
households, DR.. Cutler urges that, in aidi-
tion, candy or sugar can hardly be regarded
as an innocent substance.
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A SAD STORY was told in the Washington
Place police court in NewYork last Friday. A
girl testified that she left her home in Sayres,
New York. In Jersey City she was accosted
by man and two women, who protested 10
be interested In her case, and offered to pro-
vide her with home until she could find a
situation. She was taken by them TO q
house In Greene street, where she was grossly
abused and kept close prisoner until Thurs
all the other persons In the house, who were
arraigned in the Washington Place police
court-his wife Josephine, six girls, and four
in default of s5, 900 bail on q charge OF abduc-
ton; his wife was held In default OF 5000
for forcibly OBTAINING the girl, and In - 600
for keeping disorderly house, and four of
the girls, with the complainant, were sent to
the house Of detention.
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A YALE COLLEGE PROFESSOR EUcHRKs
BARNUM-P. T. Barnum isn't SO share but
that Prof Marsh, OF Yale college, recently
got good bargain out OF him. He had LETT
q lot Of Central American idols, that he had
used In one Of his shows, with q New Haven
merchant 70 sell, and Prof. Marsh bought
them for $50. Barnum not knowing what
had happened, met the professor one day
and said he had q lot OF old idols for sale
that cost him 81 500, but "the fact u.s." said
Mr.. Barnurc, "that the nrst day after their
arrival In New Haven some fellow came In
were left $50 for the whole collection and
got them" 81 am the fellow" said Prof.
Marsh; and he says the idols are worth far
more than they cost the showman--lN. Y.
Erpress, 6th-
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7 WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
lMoNpAY, at O'Clock p. m. APRIL -, in front
Of the premises, two three story Brick Houses Nos
124 and 1876 Sd street southeast. Terms made
known on day Of sale. GEORGE COWIE,
Secretary n. @. r. K. a ssociation.
BOWMAN & GREEN, Aucts.
M. O. LUTTRELL, Salesman. apl0-3taw
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, the 22d day Of May, same hour
and place. GEORGE COWIE,
secretary N. O. r. E Association.
ap24- n. O. LUTTLELL, Salesman.
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FORTY-FOURrH eONeREss.
CosfmS PyoceedSnvs Yesferdov

SENATE--After our report closed
Judge Black continued his argument on
the question OF Jurisdiction In the Belknsp
Impeachment case 10 adjournment
Mr.. Edmunds then moved thai the doors
be closed and the galleries cleared
AT p. m. the doors were reopened, and
tne cnalr announced that the Senate had
adopted two orders. THAT until further
notice the attendance before the Senate OF
the Managers and the respondent will not
De required. That when the Senate sitting
In impeachment adjourn, IL be till Monday
next, at 1880 p. M"
Adjourned.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
The Hawaiian treaty was taIen up and
discussed. Speeches were delivered by sew
eral members. The bill was passed by q vote
of Ill 10 lO1.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.

CASES, M.RBlE TOP TABLES. WAfN0T
M,HAAATESSGriR LQ yiNG ASDEAsY GHATss,
Nut FRAME MlRROR, MAHTkL AND
OTHER ORNAMEN1S. WALNUT AND NAB.
Kp COTTAGE EURNITURES HusK AND
HPGGsSoU AEp f GsNSrE
CARPETS, EXTENsION DINING TABLE.
kIniN0G AND OIHER GHAIRS, REFRIG;
STONES, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C, AT
On FRIDAY, May 10, 1876. at 10 o'clock,n
i viii sell at No. l443 COrcoran street, be- W
tween 18th and 18th northwest, the above Fur.
nfture. hich is In excellent condition, III
Terms cash.
my6 dts THOS. BOWLING Auctioneer
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l. Real Estate AuctIoneers.
TRusTFE's SALE OF A DESIRABLE CogN-
THY PLhCk OF ais ACRES, WITH FINE
iMPIRsn6HEMEhTS, WITHIN FIVE MILES

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE COgN-
THY PLhCk OF ais ACRES, WITH FINE
iMPRnHEMEhTS, WITHIN FIVE MILES
IF TIE CAPITOL.
Under and BY virtue of deed of trust to me, O
Gated August 18th: A. ID 1874, and duly rec Jrd-
ed IN Liter b. No. g. folio 3S7 CT seq, enc Of the
laid records for Prince George county. State Of
Maryland, ard by direction Of the party secured
tteIeby: Will SELL at 4 II O'Clock m, on THURS
DAY: the 1 18th day of May, A. ID. 1876, on the
PRE- misses, all that certain piece parcel Of land,
situate and lying in the county OF Prince George,
state OF Maryland. known and described follows:
btflnDlps for the same Of a point on the new cut
rosd. SIS f ct erly from the intersection
OF said road with the District line, and opposite
white oak tree standing tour Al feet within the line
OF fence on said road; thence north az degrees Is
minutes east $40 feet along said road thence north
IL degrees IS mil utes west 03 feet; thence south
IS degrt es 30 minutes west H5[ feet; thence south
LAO feet to the place of beginning, containing 2ls
acres. more or the SAID pie Of land being part
of tract known as "Chillen Castle msnor :" and
tie same land conveyed 10 Richard B. Mohun by
VIM. f. johnson in 1856.
Terms of tale: o. 500 in cash, OF which deposit
Of ESQ will be required at the time Of SAFE and the
balance In six twelve and eighteen months secured
by a deed OF trust upon the property sold aud the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest All con-
yeyancfne at the purchaser cost II the terms Of
sale are not complied with in fifteen days. the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of the defsulting purchaser.
ANDREW @. BRADEEY, Trustee
N.Y. St YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts
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HARRIED.

m0RGAH-PABIsKN. At Philadelphia, Pa
n az 5, ls7e. Mr.. CHAs WLNoTT MORGAN 20 Miss
KATE AMELIA PARIsEN, bOth Of this city.
TRANSFORMATIONS. On the morning Of russ-
day, May 1875, at the residence Of the brides pa
rents, by the Rev. DIR. Wills, Isaac PEARSON and
MARIE Louise VERNON. both OF this city.
sTAHARp-REILER. On the 7th OF MAY, lsT6,
by the Rev. John q. tmfth, EDWARD sTANARD n. Of
Richmond, Va. 70 Miss CLARA RkKLER, OF Wash
ington. n o cards.
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IL Real Estate Auctfoneers,
No Ala 7th street northwert,

We will sell at public auction, to the highest -
bidder, on THURSDAY, the 11th day OF May,
at O'Clock m, all that certain peos or par -
Gel Of around known and described upon the Plat
books Of Washington, d. g., as lot 10, 10 John W.
square Isl, on Boundary street, between 18th and
l9r b streets.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third cash, of which $50 must
be aid at time Of sale, and the balance in SIX and
twelve months secured BY purchasers notes, bear
ing seven Der cent interest, the premises sold.
Conveyancing at purchaser's cest.
my6-eoSt M. q. LUTTRELL, Salesman.
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TROMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANOEBY SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
ATTSII0Ns ON THE WEST SIDE OF 14rA

. By yhiue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of m
the District Of Columbia, passed In equity k
No A4, We will off er for sale at public auction, m
front Of the Pr misee, on TUESDAY, May Is, 1876,
al D. so O'Clock m, part of lot 70. in uare As,
besipr log for the same at point IL feet south from
TIE northeast corner OF saia lot and Quare aud run
nirg thence nth on the west line OF l4th street
west and 81 100 feet 70 the north line Of part Of
said lot 10, owned by Mary Humes; thence ne west
loo feet; thence due north IL and 3f-lO0 feet 10 a
point " feet uth from the most northern line of
said lot and being the south line of north streof
ano the nee due east 100 feet to the beginning, ana
improved by a two story frame stable.
Terms OF sale: One fourth of the par base money
cash on the day OF sale, within seven days there
after and the residue 10 three equal Instruments ct
Sly, twelve and eighteen months from the day of
tsle, the purchaser purchasers giving his her or
their promesery notes for the deferred pay ments.
bearing interest ON the day Of sale at the of
eieht per centum per annum uuti paid; or the pur-
chaser or purchasers may at bis, her their cleo
ton all cash the day of sale within seven
days thereafter deposit Of Sloo will be required Of
the purchaser at the time of sale If the of sale
are not complied with, the trustees the right
TO resell the property at the risk and of the de-
faultine purchaser. after ten days advertisement,
WARREE sT0SE; Trustees.
my4-eotd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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DIED..

BRYAN: On the Oh Of May. 1875. Kpw.RD
FRTL1, eldest son Of Edward and kmms Bry an,
aged 3yeers, 10 m 1nths, 10 dsys.
Funeral wlli take place st O'Clock "Wednesday
afternoon. Relatives and friends Of the family
west.
BAKER. In New York, on Monday morning.
May 8, lsfe, kUTn, 4" Brownie,nl second daughter
Of George ". and Florence T. Baker, aged yssrs
and months.
CuBTIn. On Monday evening; May 9, is'6, TT
cBAEL CURTIN, in the 18th year Of bis ase; native
Of County Cork, Ireland, parish OF Imoguly.
his funeral viii take place from the restdeuce Of
his SOD, Richard Curtin. corner OF 7th street sd
Massachusetts avenue northeast, on Wednesday
afternoon, the 10Th, st p N. TIE friends end rel
stiyes Of the family are resyectfully Invited 20 e.
GARDInrR. AZ her residencs. Ms6rid, oIels.
tne 1eth April ls76, INDIANA IRENK, wife Of Dr..
J. O. Gardiner, and eldest dsushisr Of the ists
james and Chrtstfana n. Clery, OF tha city.
OBBR. On Sunday, May TN, ls2s, q n O'Clock
p m, FRANKLIN 3. oBhR, aged a yesrs ana
his friends and aoqusintsnoes ere invita- 10 e.
tend bis funeral from his late reakdsucs, No. Qll
10Th, between and "A streets southeast. On We'd
Desday afternoon, 18Th instant, - - O'Clock. 3
SMITH. On Monday morning.. LAY Q, 10ss Ina
Smith, aged years and non tks. -. =
Funeral st ,. m Tuesday. Hay 9. from IT, res1-
dence Of her parents. S1l sfh street. southWssf.
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1876 rEns stEtE 1876
OF II

1910 r1"E sSGII 1870
70 the Hsrth, West, and southwest.
O0ss6Je Track, Steel Rails, Splendid Sces-
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
Trains leave Washington, city dime, from pepot,
corner Of sth and 3 streets, q follows:
scr Pittsburg and the West, 8 .. m. daily, with
Palace Car 70 GSiasao. ana ESQ .. =. ANY L
= AND scsronAs zzA.Iso.D
y .ns as , s1ssps s. saSfss s siss
BI tsIO. ard Niagara rails, 1I:sO :. m dSiyss1,'
.ss% sanday
Palace Cars attached; Limited Express of Pull.
ISI EsS iSTk IS S.s "a: I:sS daily 4:
and $50 and $40 D n daily. Limited ET1re:s;
"a Ss fos ss sHss.; DAILY,
Tor Pcis 6iesk Line i ssS s mn sSd $50 !, M
Tor 2nnsUoP.. 500 and 1850 .. N. and $40 ,.
m: sxoept Sunday.
WY kSP MAsEis 6A1
For AIsIspdTis, o g, .:s;9.; s,Io. II an. LIS,
FOR the so o via aa0 R,osnond. 1l4o !, H. daily,
except s1Dday; az: Ssily via L'nchours' 500 g. n
Trans leave Aie1sndria for washington, 8. .,
s :ndsJ !, .n1 m a. an. mas inG M On
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Pa5lor Oar
accommodations can be procured ct the Omces:-
s9r.hssst Hf sFsss ,s and Penn
,rSers can be left for the checking Of BsSsass 70
FRANK THOMSON. Gent Manager. janS-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
LEEY, Auctioneer.
(NLO. W. sIICkNEY, Auetioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
saAT JUST MOTH OF GEORGErOWN, IH
The DISTRlGT OF CQI.uMRIa ~ =

PUBLIC SALE OF AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
THE DISTRICT OF OOLUMBTA.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated April Il. =
is11 rico, csd Ia LibeI IE, f,lio ae, Of the land
sss q public o1stton, gpcr the premises, on
g,m the valuable tract Of land, situate. in said
Of Land called The Rock OF panbsrtos.n or ..The
Ppssesca y or ss,on % Duheartono or Pretty
nay be known or called. consisting Of four several
parts now united In one, which were held BY Book
MAJ kali, and BY him sold to Henry Giidermeistsr,
the south toe lands Of EdaaEd Linthicum 20
conyeyed to him by Brooke Meek an: on the vesf
oy the Isnde Of Norris Adler and .. A. Nilsson; on
tie north BY the lapds Of Margaret c. B arber, AID
Roesas 7, HMsrn,rds heirs, and on the east By the
and sontsintnS In an forty acres Of land more
late Charles Eilet, jr., by Henry 0iIdermeister
Inc properly ID improved By commodious Dwell.
Terms Of sale: Ons-third cash; balance in eousl
InstailHepts at twelve, eighteen and twenty -FOUR
months the purchaser TO give his notes for the de
felred payments, bearing interest at the rate OF
eight Per cent per annum and secured BY q deed Of
trust on the property. $500 down ct time Of ale
Oonveyancing q cost OF purchaser.
EUGENE OARUST, "a
ROBERT Z. PRESTON, trustees
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n0An Englishman who insulated his bed
stead by placing underneath each post .
broken-o6 bottom OF glass pottles says that
free nom rheumatic CONT for nftsen years,
and that he began 20 Improve tmmedtatoly
after The application Of the tnguiators,
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
APRIL Both, 1876.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
645-Baltimore: Ann apoiis, and way stations,
roint OF Rocks and intermediate stations.
1:Io-Baltimore and Alex.ndris junction.
s:O0-Neg York, Philadelphia and Bostos Bz-
$40 N SUNDAY. stop. i way Stations,
s.,s sSd connects for e. Annapolis; p,,,,
pes ss Frederick, Hsserstown. and valley
s:.a-BsltimOre and way stetions.
lO:I3-Bsltimore Unlimited Express. Stops at Re-
lay.
I2:I5-Baltim0re. Way Stations, EIlicott City and
1:3o-Hew YSrk, Philadelphia and Norfolk Er.
PES; On Sunday, all Way Stations and
s:ssoo-E.Itinore and way stations.
City, FREDERICK and Way Stations. Via Be.
I:s5-Frederisk and Point Of Rocks, tvia Metro
4:45-Baltimore. Annapolis and way stations.
o:l3-thtcdgo, Cincinnati and Louisville Express,
Except Saturday, daily to Columbus Louis.
ss.ns ~ 1i ,Sa Wt nh train 81 Saturday
bicsso, Aas sss epHs cars
S:30-Batina0Is ard Psiladslpaia Express. Fred.
5'sS-BaIt%oro. 'BlsdensburS. ' college, Belts.
1oo-Bsitinaf1es s ana A Ras stato onn''iOn
s:1o-Bslttnore. Bladensburs, BeltsviIle, Lau.
e:2o-Pitisburs. but no come ction beyond Mar.
tinsburg by train leaving Sunday night
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
9:3O-Neic York and PhILadelphra Night Express
Sleeping Cars to New York
S:50-Bsltmore and principal way stations,
Io:5o-Martirsbqrg and way stations, Metropolf-
tan Branch.
Il:3O-St Louis Ezpysss Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark. On Saturday for LOUIS
5:1o; 500, SIS, 1915 m; 1870, sI3. $50,
daily.
Ali other trains daily exceot Sunday
No connection on Sunday Tor Hsgerstown or VAL
leJ Branch; or for New York ana PhIlsdel phia at
= NJ. and I 80 D. m.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offces, Washington Station, and
4e5, COL and sos Pepnsylvania avenue, where
orders will be taken for baggage to be checked and
received at any point in the city.
THOS. =. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ OOLE. General Ticket AGENT,
GEO. 8. K0ONTZ, General Agent. spl5tr
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oFFxKBAoH, the popular French compo.
ser, arrived In New York last Friday morn
ing, and in the afternoon spent some time At
the Hippodrome examining the preparations
making there for his series Of Concerts In
the evening he was serenaded ct his hotel,
and Saturday night he was the guest OF the
lxofog Climb.
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TRusTLES, SAIL AT AUCTION OF AN
hITWLEN VERMONT AVENUE AND


BY virtue Of . deed OF trust TO rs, dated a
march IS, 1874 and recorded in Liber No TAI, 81
iolio liz, one OF the land records OF the District of
Columbia, We will, on THURSDAY, the 2Tth day
OF April, l676, ct o'clock p. m, in front Of the
premises, sell at public auction Lot No as in J g.
Berret subdivision of original Lot No 8, in Square
No H9, said subdivision being recorded Ia Liber
H. ID: o., folio la. In the Office Of the Surveyor of
the District of Columbia. -
This lot fronts on street north, and back to
30 foot alley; is improved BY an elegant three
story Brick Dwelling, mo. 1897 1 street north
vest,) with basement, attic and back building, and
has excellent furnace and range.
Terms: One third OF the purchase-money In cash,
and balance in three equal pay ments at g. II and Is
months from day of SALE foe which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearing interest at the rate OF Der
cent. per annum. and secured b. deed Of trust %
the property. shall be given. deposit of 81 900
will be required Of the purchaser at the time Of SALE
Allconvey apcing at the expense Of the purchaser.
III the terms Of sale not complied with within one
week from the day OF sale, the trustees the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost of
the defauiting purchaser, upon giving seven days
notice IN the National Republican and Evening
Star. GEORGE W. RIGGS, (r.,..
ARTHUR FENDALL, ( Aoos'
spn lRep.1 DUNCANS0N BIOS, Aucts.
gTHEABoyE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, the 9th day of May, A. ID. 1876 ct the
sane hour any place; By order Of
GEORGE W. RIGGS, Ir....
apN BepI ARTHCR rENDALL,( AHus'oos'
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II. RoUHER Is like President Grant-he
holds fast TO his friends, his particulAf
friendship being for the ex-Empress Eugenie
and the boy he would like 70 see Emperor.
This ndeifty TO the Eapoleontc dynasty IL
considered inndelity to France, and be II In
danger Of prosecution BY the government be-
cause OF his recent letter TO the electors Of
Corsica, which Ia held by many members OF
the Assembly 70 be seditious.
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TOMORROW.
BROS, Auc,ioneers.
~ Southeast corner 9th and d streets

nUNCANSON BROS, Auciioneers,
II Southeast corner 9th and ID streets.
AssIGNII's SALE OF a STOCK OF GRoOE-
COPIES, PlOES, SOAP. WOODEN WARE,
CR0QKERY, SHELF GOODS, STOLE FIX
Fact CORNER OF 18TH AND K STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of an assignment given TO me ,a"N
will So II on "WEDNESDAY MORNING. 8S
10th May, commencing at 10 o'clock, ct
the above . AIMED store, the entire contents,
consisting of general assortme ut OF Groceries, &c.
JAMES l.. BARBOUR.
Assignee Of J. J. Fink,
may6-3t DUNOANSON BROS, Auct
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nOWNMAH q GREEN, Auctioneers.
II Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. 1th street northwest

bidder, on SAT URDAY, May 3th, Ct o'cik
p. N, all that certain piece or parcel Of ground.
nGfon D. O., g lot !. square EDS together With the
improvements, situated on +, between "a and Sd
Terms OF sale: One-third cash: Of which $50 must
be paid ct time Of sale; balance in six and twelve
Per cent. interest. on the premises sold. Convey
oncipG At purchaser g cost
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
RANKRUPTCYl
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

4S4
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auetioneer.
7HEST0tK OLA NEW YORK Who'll EslLE
IMPORTING HOUSE AT AUCTION.
LAReE BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
Off. II. B. j. Acstave Co., Of New York.
InPoRJAsT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC.
OVER el73,OOO WORTH OF
FOREIGN AND DO M sIIC DRY go DDS
A. their L az A suS s..s.su, Store,
CORHER 10Th AND ST3., Wsshiseso.n. d. O.,
Commencing TUESDAY, April is. 1915
"A large consignment Of Foreign aud Domestic
Dry Goods, consisting Of West Of England, Preach
On snd SsIman Brood and Harro. Weelen Cloths, q
Fancy Tweeds and Cassimerss, Furback, MOSCOW
ond 1squfmaux Beavers, Chinchilas, vestings,
Cloakfngs. &C. Also, Scotch, French and German
Peisly Cashmere, Queensland, Ottoman Lace, and
osner IAshionable and desirable ehawb, bwias Not.
DRESS GOODS "a great variety, such . heavy
PoDlins, All Wool Merfnoe Delafnes, eateen Cloths,
eeraes, elegant imported Piaids; Alpacas, Empress.
Gsf: SIX ana s.d ne
ings Prints, Bleached and Unbleached Cottons from
one TO three yards wide, large line Of English and
American Blankets. Flsnnels; Ladies'. Gents and
ssOss WITH
Els, Administer, Tapestry and Ingram CARPET
ported Marseilles and Turkish Quilts, and variety
Of tier goods too numerous to mention.
entire stock is disposed Of The " hole to be sold
without reserve. in lots to suit, all for cash.
Sales commence daily at 10 q. M, p. M, and TX
Pm. aph I'm
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MORE NEW SPRING
NEW PRICES.
IOI4 SEVENTH STREET

1014 SEVENTH STREET.
Best SIX and Wool Pongees, 4Oc., worth 5Oc
9oafs Hair Cbai1 Cloths, Soc, worth H5c
All Wool Spring De Beges. 40c worth soc,
Best Pacing CsDbrics Hhc.. yery cheap.
TAG and Striped suitipgs, l2Sc. mp TO SOC.
White Pigues and Victoria Lawns ID, liz Is, o. Sc
BLACK Silks cheap; SIX, 81. 81 Is, D 10 and 81.
DO Ssssimeres ~ low prices, speciality.
4Essle" Shirts, made Of bsSt materials. dsd
holes only ST. WIN. BIRD WYLIE,
apxS-u 1o14 7th street northwest.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMP
~ k0NkD PROPERTY ON STREET, BE
IWhEH ilIH AND 18th sTREET

IN pursuance Of q decree In the cause Of a
Armstead Reed VS.. Josephine TYLER et al in 10
Iquity numbered ,4sl. Docket is made by the jus.
iiee holding the EQUITY Term May Sd, 1870. ppoiot.
insf Undersigned Trustees, we will on WEDNES-
Day, May 18th, 1876 in mont Of the premises at 6
M, sell at public austion, all that piece Of
and IN the city OF ashlngton known the plat of
said city as the west twenty ge feet Of Lot num-
bered ten tlOJ, ia Square numbered three hundred
and seventeen (Sl, together wit the uts
thereon, consistirg of a two story Brick House
Terms of sale, as fixed by decree, are: One-third
ofthe purchase money In cas- and the remainder in
equal instruments, at six aud twelve months from
the day OF sale, the deferred payments 70 belr
interest and to be secured by lien upon the prop
erty told. One hundred dollars in cash must be
Iaid at the time the property is Knocked down, and
II the terms are not com piled with within one week
from the day of sale the perty TO be resod at
the risk Of the defauting purchaser
HENRY WISE GABNETT,
No. Columbian Cole ge Law Building, r.
jas. G. PAYNE, trustees,
Webster Law Buildirs,)
DunCaueOu Rros Aucts ,ovs
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T,HOs. wAGGAMAN,
i Real Estate Auctioneer, SO 7th street.
CSTRKET SOUTHEAST, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH.
On TUESDAY, May 9, at 8 O'Clock p. M, -
will offer for sale, in front of the pro mises
lot lettered N in square 79l, l7x70, improved oy
conveniepces.
Terms day of sale.
mys eo&ds THOS. 4. wAGGAMAN, Auct.
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