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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23

Martyrs to salt rheum, rejoice The
persistent use OF GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP will
cure you. Use it instead OF the greasy ONT
ments and astringent washes with which you
have heretofore stimulated the disease. 1t il
oleanly, safe and speedy. Depot, Crittenton's,
No. Sixth avenue New York.
Hurrah for the blacks and the browns pro.
duced by Hills Hair Dye.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23

THE OENTENNIAI.-The value of the
Centennial buildings is put at S5,949,
600, and of their contents, $104, 800, $40.
A large portion of the exhibits, which
ne not taken into account, are not of
intrinsic value, though probably they
could not be purchased for ali that the
rest of the Exhibition is worth.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23

Base ball is undoubtedly good exer-
else and capital amusement, but it often occa-
sions bunged eyes, broken skins and blistered
hands. We can toll you that in all such cases,
il Joknson's Anodyne Lini,nent is resorted to,
it will reduce the swelling and stop the pain. y
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23

Pimples on the face, rough skin,
al eotions cured. tho skin made soft and
smooth, by the use of JUNIPERTAR SOAR. That
made by Ceswell, Hazard d Co., New York, i:
the only kind that can be relied on, as there
are many limitations, made from common tar
which are worthless.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23

We would not recommend the fire.
quent or constant use of any medicine. 1t is
important to take even good article judi
ciouely. Parsons Purgatjoe Pills are safe,
prompt and reliable as laxative or cathartic. y
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23

ChOLce Peach Trees, % to So per 100; Wilson'S
Early Blackberry Plants S12 per 1900 b andywine sp
berry Plants 80 1000 Asparagus So per 1000 straw
berries, cheap by mall r. 3. JOHNSTON Stockey, Del
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23

SAFE AND SURE" Tasteless cure !"
for fever and ague. Sent by mail for $1.00.
4. r. Case, Station ", Brooklyn, n Y.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23

The contract for the wire for the large
cables of the East River bridge will
amount to over 81, 100000.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23

1t is determined by actual count that
Philadelphia has 1876, 900 rooms to let to
Centennial visitors.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-09-23
IN. CRITTRNTON, PrOp'r, I Sixth A. NJ

A HTNnal1 II you want the best selling article
ALE MIN In the world and solid gold patent
HVAkS ~ lever watch, free OF cost, write at
o. 10 81 REIDE A. 90. YES BrnaaMng. N. Y.
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DIED.

BhNSISG ON July nh, Is7e, Of typhoid pneu-
dsush,er ~ ad15Ta L sd io, B1sNLSS eleest
salem T%s Mil t,he gsee from re Mes eru
b, ON Ihursdsy 18th insssnt, a. eIees M Tn rSo
IeIstves and friends Of the family are resp scffng
invited 70 attend. mes York papers please copy l.
July 1876 %GRr OnIv eSa q spe .sF Gralss .D q
mary D. Boyle, sged months and 10 days.
ds1si Il ssr On ss n nv l q the
aBETH ChMPBF1L, widow Of the late Mesach Camp.
Fune,si vim take place from Mr. P..co's resi-
a%e s, No. 81 Jefferson street, Georsetown, 90
isnse are Lh S 10 ,,,s ~ m Relatives and
CRAWFORD. On the evening OF July nth. is7e
Fanersi rom hi. 1sss re.,srsce. es-nar Ns
hampshire s'enue sno 2lst street, July 18Th y.
DICK. On the Ilth of Jolly lsrs. Moss DICK,
The funeral win take place from Asbury church,
KNeEL; On the evening Of the nth Q, July,
i BeS. 81 IS; sps Earl hss. s0n
IRE funeral viii ,sse place from tn. residence Of
west, on Thursday, TIE istn n: tsnt, At m Ret
nnd. New York Herald and West Point Gazette
rKNNo. suddenly. at Belfast, Maine July nh,
lsS, hLizABErH r. fksso, wife Of Edward rsnnO,
GABL EFT. At wanssstta Springs, Rockingham
MI e. StRSSTT, q Fsedeas:t siS Va i"''
The deceased was membsr OF the well known
nrm OF Conway, Gordon Garrett, bankers, OF
kreder1cksburs, and was very widely known
throughout that section OF Virginia. He Was about
% years OF age, and bis remains were taken 0me
for interment. he leaves widow ana two daughters
70 mourn their loss.
GREEN. On Tuesday, July Ilth, 1875, st4p m,
EsTEEk GREEN, colored, aged 50 years.
Hel relatives ana friends respectfully invited
20 attend her funeral from her late residence, Va
sc street east, on Thursday morning st o'clock.
JONES. Suddenly, on Tuesday afternoon, July
lib, ls6, q Ice O'Clock, GEORGE A. JOINS, in the
Sth rear Of kis age.
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of
his father. James n. Jones, 1lT 9Th street south
east. on Thursday afternoon, 18th instant, at s
O'Clock, which friends and relatives invited 20
attend. lColUnlous, Ohio. papers please copy.l
MCCORMICK On Tuesday, July llth, 1876, az
soc oek y: IN HARRY MCCORMICK, aged years
and months.
Funeral will take place from the residence OF his
parents, corner l7th and 4 streets northwest, on
Thur6cay. the 18Th iustsnt at 4 O'Clock D. m.
Irenas Of the family are respectfully invited % at
oOoNSELL. On July IL, ls76, az O'Clock D.
m. nlcHAE FL O'CONNKLL, aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence, Ala 10th street
southwest, Thorsdsyi July IS, ats O'Clock y m. A
member OF b hernia oebevolent Society, No. 4, and
81. Deminic's Mutual Relief Society.
WAGEEB. On the lltb OF July, 1879, at o clock
.. m, join WIGNER. a native Of Nuremberg,
Germany, but for the lest "a years q resident OF
Wa>hneton city. IN the 9th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
Quested TO attend bis funeral, 81 O'Clock on Thurs
osy AFTERNOON, from his late residence on 10TH be-
tween and streets northeast.
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EVENING STAR.
F0RTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
QostnE Preceedin0s Yesterday,
SENATE.-After our report CLOSED

SENATE.-After our report closed
TIE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
va, Sonuhuea, me witness Caleb r. Marsh
Witness testified that the FIRST money was
sent 70 MIS- Belkuap, deceased, and that ~
was sent Without any arrangement with any
Question by Mr.. whyte-when you paid
TO General Belkpap the money In person. ana
You have any conversation with him whence
a. aid not Witness for TIE ssg Tsi ING i oy
three years saw General Belknap two or
three times O year, but had no recollection
OF money having been referred TO In any con-
versation between them.
In answer to q question OF Mr.. Manager
Mcmahon the witness testified that his wife
bad been subponaed, but was very sick and
Henry s. Bii,kvhor, q clerk In the adjutant
generals office, War department., was sworn
and identified the letter from Marsh making
ssPP'iest 10 for lhs post leadership a. Fort
eeneral's offics; identified words upon ~,
rfile Official" as In the hands Of General
Belknap.
General w. B. Haxen was cross-examined
by me defense, but nothing additional was
Hon. Reister Cgvnuer, chairman OF the House
committee on Expenditures in the War de-
parfment, was sworn. and testified that
caleb p. Marsh gave evidence before the
committee OF which he was chairman. Tue
read.
Mr.. Mcmahon then announced that the
managers were through with the exception
OF two witnesses, Evans aud Fisher, and he
Thought 1t possible that one OF them would
be sufficient.
Mr.. Edmunds inquired II the counsel
would state what they proposed TO prove by
Evans?
Mr.. Carpenter.-we will not; we cannot
do so In justice TO our client.
THE REGULAR ORDER
Pending discussion the Senate, sitting as a
court, &c, adjourned, and legislative husf-
ness was resumed.
Mr. Allison (Iowa), from the Committee
on Appropriations, reported with amend
bill.
Mr.. Thurman, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, moved that the Senate disagree
TO the amendments OF the House TO the bill
10 amend the bankrupt act, and ask for a
committee OF conference, So ordered, and
The Chair appointed as mem bers OF the COM
mfttee on the part OF the Senate Messrs.
Thurman, Wright and Edmunds.
The Senate then, at O'Clock, adjourned.
THE HOUSE was not In session.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIROAD
JULY 1IH, 1876,

JULY 1TH. 1915.
Am. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
800 Baltimore, ElIicott City and say stations.
d BooEs sDd nt s : :sssiSns,
T:IG-Bsltimore and Alexandria Junction.
s:l0-Nss York. PAiIadsiphia aad Bosfo. IL.
prss,; To Cape May, Tuesday, Thur sday
By ran Pullman Psrior Te Oars. sHoS as1
stop. d Way Stations, and connects for
sIO-Cinctnraii, 81 Louis and Pitsbrr Bx.
Press. Berkeley, Deer PARK. Oakland, fred
eiex. HssersfoWn. and. VALLEY Bead. Par.
s:se-Point Of Roess and way stations.
S:35-New York Limited Express, Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
lsis-ssit.mors. Way Stations. kIlioott City and
1:40-He. Yyk, PhtladsRphsa and Norfon H.
fTsss; On Sunday, all Way Stations and
s:soS -Essi9T. and way stations. -
<:So-Ibd9frors and Laurel Erprsss. Inicott
City Frederick and Way Stations, via Re
f:Ss-Treaerisk and Point OF Rocks, tvia Metro
{:ss-Bsltimore. Annapolis and way ssations
s:2s-ChLeasO, C.ncianati amd LOGisr 10 Erprsss
PsIss oakisnd ana Columbus ii e'1 Loufi.Is Vile
by 1i;S 81 2; N train 90 Saturday: a.gsrs-
5:i3,Bsltimore snd wsy. sta iObs. Connects
T:ee-PhilaasipAIa AVID BGfiIlor. Express.
J:O3-Baltimore ana way stations.
f,nsoGTE by trein leaving sunday night.
WaJ stations on Metropolitan Branch.
flS1peTs.
s:oo-BSitmore. BlsdensburE, BeltsviIe, Lsu-
rel, Relay.
i0:0O-nsw Ycrk and Ph,ladslpiia NisM EzyrsC
eleepins Cars II New York
lO;c5-ksitimore aud principal way stations,
Io;so-Msrtinsbrrs and way stations, Metropoii.
tan Branch.
1l:3o-SI. LoRts FZp-ess. Chicago, Columbus,
sanfUskY, Newark, Bsrkslev, Deer Park
and Oakisnd. On Saturday FOX Louis lille.
SeeIers.
10. e:10, $40, e:3s s. m; lao, S:23. s:a5.
s;0o. y %, $40, 800, 1900, 1905 and 1880
ala OIRer trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown or VAL
icy Branch; or Tor New York ana Philadelphia at
81 % a m and lao D. ~.
For further information sp,iy Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, WashfDg ton Station, aud
$50, COL and sos PenpsylvanIa avenue, and 613
18th street northwest where orders will be taken
Tor baggage 70 be checked and received Of any point
IN the city.
THOs. Il. SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
u. 81. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. k0OETZ, General Agent. apl5-tr
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nIThe Rev. Mr.. McKibben acted as um-
pire for game OF base ball In St Paul. and
his congregation was thereby displeased.
ga young man In Wayne county, Iowa,
Who had been deaf and dumb for twenty
years, while driving leisurely last week was
suddenly thrown from the wagon to the
ground, striking his head, and on arising
hearing.
The finest gin brought home from India
By the Prince OF Wales 10 golden boat more
than foot long and wonderfully euameled.
tail Of . peacock, the lustroue breast Of the
bird being carved into the body OF the boat
with great ekju.
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nUHOANsOH BROS, Auetsonssrs.
" 9Th and d streets northwest.

nUHOAHsoH BRos;, Auctones..
" 9Th and d streets northwest.
TRUsTyls, eALI OF TWO BRI0K DWELL
ihG a0UsEs sdTuATnD o. eTnnET
The fifth AND SIXTH HOUSES IRON
IIE FG.oe ohsER OF isiH sTsHsT' At A50:
By yirtus Of two dseds Of trust given to Us, -
Aud dated June 0th, 1878, duly recorded In f..:D
Liber Nc Is, fslo. 80 s1d lsl. e the !eed E:i2
quest Of the parties secured thereby, VIII sell, q
BAY. Inc f@ih Ssy q . Ju i1e q Az
o'clock p m all those pieces or parcel: o. ground
tIic. Of Goiu. bis, and being irown ana ds.crieed
four ts4' in oeosss Bsrss:s' recorded scbdivi.ion
two (ls2), to(sthsr with the IMPROVEMENTS conaiss.
irg Of two Brick Dwellings.
Terms: 0ne-fourth Of the purchase inonoy In cash,
Of which ol0o be PATE a time oi sale, and tie
balance IN equal In 8, and u moushs,
With interest at per cent; % be secured b. pus.
sold. AIleonyeysnciss and recording q .urchs.srs
cost Terms Of eale TO be piled WITH In III
DAYS after day of sale, otherwise the property will
Be- rssold as the isk and sest q the defauins pur
jyi.eo&ds ma. R0LLINs, ra"ses'
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A DISAPPOINTED WEDDING PARrY.-On
Tuesday night there arrived al the Queen
City Hotel a runaway couple from Pocahon-
tas county, Virginia, who had ridden on
their way hither, one hundred and nifty
miles, ON horseback. The clerk OF the court
went to his Office and issued the license.
The Rev. w. 3. Edwards was aroused and
brought to the hotel at II O'Clock, and @ large
party assembled In the waiting room of the
hotel to witness the marriage. But the min
lister discovered that the intended bride was
under the age at which IL IL lawful In this
state to marry without parents consent
sixteen years and refused to perform the
ceremony. The "w1tnesses" went sorrow-
fully TO bed, but the determined couple sat
up until the arrival Of the $50 o. m train,
AID then they took passage for West Vir-
stnta town. Cumberland Md.) Nesos.
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EeTATE ON 18th STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN y AND RTR Mon n "a u 4 :

By virtue Of . deed Of trust to the under III
signed dated the Soth dag OF bril-. a. D. los, "a
and recorded Ia Lber No. 7o5, folio l13, et III
SEQ of the land records for the District Of Ooum-
bia and at the 1rtten Of the party secured
the premises, on WEDNESDAY. the 26th day OF
July !s1S. at O'Clock m. all that certain part Of
bered two hundred and ninety (a9U), beginning Tor
the sad part OF poiat on the west line Of l2h
the Of said lot and running thence
south seventeen ~ feet along said street; thence
west one hundred l00D feet to alley thence NORTH
parallel 20 said street, seventeen inl feet; and
thence east one hundred 00 feet to the place Of be-
ginning; together with the i'm emen b hi Ga con
sist OF II story brick house with back building
Terms 5000 cash; residue In 6, u and Is mont hs
ct Der cent. Der annum until paid, secured by q
deed OF trust on the property sold. Convey ancico
at purchasers cost II the terms OF sale are not
compiled with within five days from day Of SALE the
1rusfees the right to resell ct the risk and
cost OF de.Auiting purchaser.
e.W. RITTENH0USC,{ Irustees.
jynw&s,6 Ut. C0LDWELL. Salesman.
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II ID. WARNER, corner 7th and II streets.
TRUSTEES sALE OF DESIRABLE MAR.
KEr FAKmoN THE WEST sIOE OF TTH
sTREkR yBoAo, IN HEA AdnS S9HE sAUhs
lNSTON, u u.
by virtue Of deed of trust, dated February 81
9Th a 1878, duly recorded in Lioer No. -
no. folio ln6, one Of the land records for the .sX6
District OF Loiumbis, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby shsl sell at public ction
or Re premises, on FRIDAY, July fth, 1876, at
&C D. m, the folowiD described real estate sit
uae 10 the county Of Washington, D. o. to wit Lots
nun bered five 5), four ~, and the west half (Sl OF
lot numbered three 81, Of Benz. Sunny su bdiyi-
zion of the west part OF "Padsworth,0 as recorded
In the surveyors Office OF the District Of Colupbia
Containing twenty three 49, acres more or less to-
eetber with the improvements, &c
TIE ms: One third OF tine purchase money to be
paid In cash; and the balance at six, twelve and
eighteen months, With interest at seven per cent.
per annum, secured by q deed of trust; or all cash.
at the option OF purchaser. deposit of ESQ will
be required at time OF sale, and all conEeysncins
expense OF purchaser. If terms OF sale not COM
piled with in seven days. the trustee the
right to resell the property at the risk and Of
the tefaultipg purchaser. after I've days Aver.
tiseDept w. 8. THOMPSON, Trustee
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, July 18th, l.7s, same hour and place.
jy7 eo6ds j, r. COLDWELIi. Salesman,
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TOMORROW,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HOU6HHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, July l3th,A
1870, ~ NO. HOY street. between IL h and 81
~ streets north vest, the reeidep ce of a gen ~
tt man decInisg housekeeping, win sell the n j
French plate Mantel Mirror:
Hair. cloth Parlor Furniture;
Walnut striped Rep Parlor Set;
Marble top Tables, Walnut Whatno.;
Bronze CLOCK Ornaments;
Lace Window Hapgings and Shades;
walnut and Mahogany Chamber Furniture:
Pointed Cottage Fur allure;
Painted and other Wardrobes;
II air and Husk Matt resses:
Brussels, Three play and Ingram Carpets:
Biussel Rugs, Hall and Stair Oar pets, Oil Cloth:
Dining Table and Chairs, Rocking Chairs;
China and Glassware;
Cooking and HEATH g Stoves;
itohen Requisites, sc.
Terms cash. THOS, BOWLING,
Jy8d Auc ionser
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nUNOANsoM BROS, Auctionssrs.

UNITED STATES MARSHALD "a LIZ.
In virtue Of writ Of her facias issued out on the
Clerk Once Of the supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia. ana to me directed, viii sell at public
auction for cash. tbs auction store OF Ouncanson
Bros; corner Ct ID and 9Th streets northwest, on
THUk0DAY, the Goth day Of July, l676, com.
msscing ct 10 O'Clock q n the following described
goods and chattels: in Dart, 20 Wit:
Lot Of superior walnut Bsdsteads,
Lot Hair Mattresses aud Spring.,
Lot Walnut Oenier rabless marble tops.
Towel and Hat Racks,
Lot Dressing O.sss, Tot Wsshstands,
Lot Tables and BxteDsfon Tables.
Tour BRusgsls OarDets, Bookcases,
Lot OilcDoth, eideboords,
Lot OrcckeYy. Chine end Glassware,
Lot air and Cane seat OhAiEs and Rockers.
Lot " ardKobes, LOT Stoves,
Bed Lcurg &c. one " haf-not
Lot Feather Boleters, los Oornices,
One geYfor .. Blue RepsD Parlor Set Furniture,
One superior Tan Reps" Parior Set Furniture,
Lot Of Tins.
seizsd and levied upon A. the goods and chattels OF
eelfie Campbell and viii be cold TO satisfy execu-
tion 40. V 50. in favor Of Lansburg Bro.
ALnX'B SHARP, o. Q Msrshsl. d. o.
By DuHCANBUH BROS, Auctionees:
July nth, lS76. jyli 4
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MASH b. WILLIAMS, Auctfopeer,
w no. 1901 northwest corner 10th and d street.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 5TH STREET, BETWEEN
AND sTkEETS NOKTHWkSr, AT AUG.
By virtue Of . deed OF trust bearing date -
January 9th, 1871 and recorded In Liber ga, Cd
folio 49, ct seq OF land records fthe District
OF Columbia, aud By request of the party secured
thereby shall sell, at public cion. on the prem
the following property: Parts Of Lots IL aud H.
sauare 6l2, being Frame ID selIipgs Nos 1915 and
1917 9Th street northwest, between N and o Sta
Terms: One.fourth Of the purchase money and
taxes IN cash: balance In six. twelve and eighteen
months, with interest At per cent per annurn 40
cash will be required on each House when sold If
terms sse are not com piied with n five days the
Trustee reserves the right resell on three daysS
purchaser. ~ "
P.s.-Tbe above property was sold on March 2si.
lsI5. and the purchaser having failed to conply
VII terms OF sale. the property Will be I'D at
risk and cCst, X. W. BOWMAN, Trustee
jyl2 WASH B. WILLTAMS Luct
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Dom PEDRO AS PoHr.-Dom Pedro,s
ability ~ poet may be judged by the fol-
lowing extract from poem printed by him
In Godey's Lady's Book for October, 1855:
"se fui clemente, justtciero pho,
Obrei o Que devia. K mui pesado
A sujeicao do sceptro; QUEEN domino
Mao tenn q seu arbitrio a. LET'S saeradas:
Fiel executor deve cumpril- as,
Mas mao pOde alteral- ASP
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AsslGNEE,s SALE OF Hag BRIG STORE 1908 4

ETHEET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of an assignment will sell on
MONDAY, IL tn day Of July, A. d 1876, at o ~
O'Clock o. m, the entire contents of drug store -
No. 1906 street northwest, Consisting Of
Marble-top Counters, Silver plated Show Cases,
Glsss Labelled Bottles, Combs, Brushes,
Elegant Soda Fountain, Pomaces, Soaps, &C.,
Large lot Of Drugs,
Together with numerous other articles usually
found In 0 first class drug store
The above will be offered a. an entirety, and If
not sold that way will iiatey be ssd in detail
ibis 1s splendid chance for Q person to engage
In profitable business, the present owner being IN
Ill health. By order OF the Assignee.
Jyl7-W,f&eN DDNCAN6ON ROS., Aucts
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hUNOANS0H BROS. Auctioneers,
II southea asst corner 9Th and - streets n r.
qRUSTEET SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
IL ON kIhETEENTH AND L SHEETS

1nIbIEEE cdLE UE tMPRpVED PROPER
IL ON NINETEENTH AND b SHEETS
hOBTHWESf. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF . Coed of trust given to me, Ia
and dated 7th DAY Of July. =. 1873, and 60
recorded In Liber No. 49, folio 223, ct seq LII
one OF the land records of ~asnlngIun COUNTY bis.
srict o. Columbia and at the reousst OF the party
secured Thereby, will sell, at public auction, In
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the 2stn Of
July, A. ID. 1876, at O'Clock m, ell those csr-
tain pieces or parcels Of land situate Gd lying In
tne CITY OF Washington, and known aud described
on the q onnd plat plan of said city lots mum
bered twenty five (26b and twenty f26 in souare
sunhereo enc hundred and thirty four (ls.l, ac-
cofolI 10 a y. fardons of al Eubd Vision of sait
square; recorded In Ljber r. WaIlsck, folio Eve
loJ In the surveyors office, together vi the in
proy,mebts, which consist OF q Brick Store and
Dwelling. N
I. rns: One third cash; balance in six, twelve.
and ehteen months; notes be airing eight Der cent
ipterts and tecufed By deed Of trust on tie penn
fsts sod deposit OF Sl0o will be required ct time
o. saie All convey al cling At purchasers cost III
I'm. q sale are not complied vi h in seven days
from sale, the trustee reserves the rfEht resell
the properly at the rick ard cost Of the defsutine
purchaser sfter giving five days' notice il 8 me
N'2-v n&cs GEORGE q. WHITE, Trustee
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MY GOODS SLAUGHTERED.

hey GOODS SLAUGHTERED.
REMNANTS DBESS GOODS sACRIYIOEp.
CLOSING SALE FOE The SUMNER SEASON
II Grenac ines at half their former price.
Discount C 50 per cent eff Lace sacques
50 per ce1t taken OF PArasols.
Large stock new style Lawns, 10 aud l11Sc.
Grey Grenadines. l71< and l6c |, worth double
Ladies and Gents GauZs Shirts, Soc worth 81.
Best Calico, remnants. &c worth Ice.
Lace STRIPED Pique, Is and 90c.
Victoria Lawns, l21s, Is, to 75c.
PsTcales 10 snd I11sc. geod styles,
Summer SILK prime cost.
Linen Lawns, ~ aud 15c.
Straw Eattfngs and Carpets at cost
Ladies Linen Suitings, 15c.. worth 40c.
Cssh buyers should remember the pace.
-. 81. NAUDAIN.
geN-n 709 Market Space.
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EXP COOL AND DRY!

Opened this morning, 30 doz Huck TOWELS
ct cheap a. es best goods 10 city attbe price
% dOz. Hsm-tifehed Linen Cambria aNDK ER.
ChIEfs ~ 50 per cozen, warranted pure Lin
en-; worth much more money.
10 doz bath TOWELS, ell prices.
A full stock OF all kinds Of THU GOods for Sum.
mer wear 80 pieces nsureo LINEN LAWNS,
g cents These goods warranted 10 be the same
qualify SOLO in the city st g. sBd 81 cen g.
Also, Piec's Plain Navy Blue LINEN LAWN.
DO DO Brown do; 2 do. do Black do: 70 do do
No-te5 ali gUs ines; do. IS inch WHITE LINEN
SAnBkIC, 81 81 per yard, handsome goods, and
rClOrs Gnc a. qualities.
% pieces elesanr SILK and wool-strfpsd ana
Plaid Black GRENADINES, for cverdrssse. At
elnost hell price. warranted silk and wool.
TAU stocE 81 Domestic Go Is ~ agents prices
Remember location. w N. EhUWN,
Jyll n No. STA 9Th street pOrIhwesf
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nUHOANBON BROS, AoctioLeerI.

a.; C.; PARLOR SUITES, CHAMBER SETS,
HEpST EAD, BUREAUS, WAsHsTANDs,
MnLMUT TABLES, HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRASSEs, CHROMOS, COCOA MATING,
&c, AT AUOTIOH
On THURSDAY MORNING, July I3th,a
commencing at 10 O'Clock, " will sell with in w
Household furniture. "
One second hand Piano, TO nay storage and
ehsrses. DUHUAEsON BROS,
Dlid suct;oneers