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THE EVENING STAR.
THURsDAY......... JUNE 30. 1871.
LOCAL NEWS.
The commencement ~en.ou

The commencement Season.
pisi kiBUIlos DAY AT ST. cECEllA's ACADEMY.
The 18Th annual commencement a St Csce-
Has Academy, ole OF the most popular CatAo-
lie schools Tor young ladies'. was held this
morning In tue large han OF IT. Peters school
on capitol HILL A very attractive program
was carrifd out Graduating honors and
medals were distributed In the academic de-
Anna Mclaughlin; gold medal for success in
stuoies, MISS Rose herman: gold medal Tor
music, Miss Bridget Danaher. crowns OF
nohor lor pelteness. neatness, orcer. amiaoi.-
by ara correct cepotment-Senior depart
ment Misses A. Mclaughlin, r. herman /.
Kelly. K Miller. NJ. Mekeage M Mclaughlin
sullivan, c; Ready, A. Malone, M Neville,
oates. NJ. Oates. \. Mclaughlin. NJ. KEENAN,:
lnnlor department, Misses 5. McNenatnIn. s.
Toule, Z. Conner, A. Blaine, A. Hutchinson. O.
Richards, h McGrath, A. Barret NJ. Csstelle.
NJ Houlihan, 5. Herman. NJ. Blaine q. Cole
man, J: Curtin, w. Thorne L. Russell, r,
ByfEe, Aleider, K Meade, L. McNight NJ.
mcmahon, I. pe1kins, Z. Harkins. L. smoot,
Mary McCarrey, Hanna Hsnigan; minim
department. Misses II. Castelle. B. Smith, G.
King, M. Weller, NJ: Shave. B. MCGUIRE, A.
NJ. Mcclure, A. Joyce, NJ Bean. NJ. DSnahue
A. Stewart, 81. Wheeler. E. Jennings d. French.
l. barnes, N: Mcmahon, b Kelly. N. Shilling.
E noul@an I E. n seSur M
honoraoiy mentioned, Misses N. HomiIier,,
F. Giusta. ID. Joyce, Z. Skeily: premiums
fer excellence In various studies were
distributed as follows: Senior depart
ment.Misses ]. Reilly, A. Malone. NJ. o'COn-
nor, NJ. Mclaughlin, NJ. McKeage L sullivan,
M. Waltemeyer. Nj. Neville, M McKeage. X.
Herman, E. Miller. NJ. Flynn. c. Ready. /.
LyLch. y. Sage. K. oates. NJ. Oates r. Lynch.
X; Lynch; Junior department-Mlsses A.
Blaine, S. McMenamin, NJ. Castelle, s. Toule
A. Barrett, NJ. Honlilian, X. Conner, A. Hutch.
lnsoD, X. McGrath, M. Holland, G. flanagan, a.
Richards, N. Blaine, s. Herman, J. Curtin, l..
Smoot, y. ThoTne, E. Harklns e Russell r.
Aleider, II. Mead E. Mcknight, NJ Mcmahon, Y.
Defhins, q. Coleman, Il. Byrne r. Mead,
X Castelle, Z. King, NJ. Weller. n.
b. Smith, NJ. shaw, A, Joyce. NJ Bean, NJ Dons-
hue, e. JeLbings, II. Wheeler, NJ. McGuIre. A.
Warner, ID. French, L. Barnes, A. Barry, n.
kelly. '. Lacley. +. Giusta L. Mcmahon, M.
MoGratb, L Bourman, A. Sefurt. M. Shilling.
l. Na,doo, d. Joyce, X. Smoot, NJ, Flynn, r.
Moore, NJ. Thorne and NJ Weller
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CHARLE6 W. HANDY. Arc.ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE No. 1907 NoRr1
CAPlTQL 6TREEC NORTH XEST.

By virtue OF deed # trust, dated Novem- Il
70 10 20S ct seq one Of the land records Of in:
the Disri of Columbia. and at the written ae
public auction. In front of the pre- nises IN WE o.
NESDAY, TIE 9Th DAY OF July, A. 1891. AT
Dhlmsn's snbci.isio OF ORIGINAL lots in SQUIRE
6ie Also that part or portion of Lot ~ in said OH
as follows: Beginning for the same at the north
es st. 70 corner OF lot 40 and the nee runnin4
. nth feet al ng the line of North o. ptol street
the, &c west IS fest feet t. the north
northern line to place Of beginning 'AAN
Terms OF sale; OLe third cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at the
rate OF Fix per cent per secured by ID ed OF
trust on property sold An convey ancing at cost Of
be complied with In tesen days. "
js2t eo&ds WATSON J. NEWI0N. Trustees.
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NRUSTEES' SALE.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust. dated February 10.
E9. &c, Of the La Records of the Dis fs
1lct OF Columbia, we viii offer at auction. I'LL
on WEDNESDAY,, THE 9Th DAY OF JULY NEXT, on
the premises AT 5oOLOCK NJ :. the Lot OF Grou ID
at the corner OF 18th and X streets. consisting of
eight t2S), in square No One hundred ar twenty
slx SI26l, the whole having front OF twenty feet
on FarraKut Square, and running back Of that
width and binding on * street min. 1.-TWO feet,
w1to the improvements, consisting Of three-story
Terms Of eae: One third OF the purchase money
to be psd In cash, and the residue In go ea 4a in
stalimenH, at six and twelve months respectively,
with interest to be secured by no es aud deed Of
trust on the premises The terms of sale must be
compiled with in one week after sale, or the prop
erty may be resold ct the risk and cost Of the first
purchaser. EDWD. TEMPLE r,,ns,eo,
Eos J; FISHER co Aucts., 1924 F street.
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Out.of.DOor sports,
COMFY ISLAND RACES.


The winners at Coney Island Yesterday were
as 1olloWs: Fist race, mile, Ripple owned by
Dwyer Brothers; second race 3. mile, Charley
German, owned by Dryer Brothers; rhird race,
IA miles, kIupp Gun, owned by M. Duffy: the
fourth race, walk-over for Sachem owned by
p. Lorillard fifth, Florida owned by q. L. Lor-
nleId, beating Parole; sixth race, Flight, owned
py r; Loflllarc; seventh race, tste9ple-casel
Frank Short.
THB NEW YORK LEGISLATIVE BASE BALL" MATCH
A Legislative base oall matcn" was played
yesterday afternoon at Albany, between demo-
Gratis and stalwarts Tor the benefit OF the fam
lilies OF The men killed on the new Capitol, at
tracted very large number or spectators. rhe
weather Wss NE, and the game lasted three
hours. Several Innings were played, at the
end or which the score stood IS TO 20. In favor
OF tie democrats. The game was highly pro-
yecative OF laughter, its main feature being the
very bad playing On both sides. During the
NTH Inning AsSembiyman Brown was slightly
overcome by the heat, and ASSENT lyman Niles
took his place. MIR. Niles first time az the bat
came near resulting seriously. In running be-
tween the second and third bases he stumbled
ard fed. piuDging his face into the ground.
Umpire. Deputy Attorney General Everett: re-
lerees. democratic, Senator Fowler; stalwart,
CoIgres smsn Crowley.
OTHER GAMES OF BAsE BALL
yesterday were as follows: AT Buffalo, NY
BuffalOs, l6; Bostons, 10. at Cleyeland-Cleve-
Lands, s; Worcesters, 3. at Detroit, Mich
Providence. 10; Detroits, 5. AT Chicago-Chi-
CO COS. S; TroyS, o. AT New York-Athletic5, l6;
Metropolltans, 3.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
town Drove Yards, Wednesday, ION the Metro
politan Branch. b. & o. X, r. three ,nlles from
the city-Lewis n Mons proprietor, oGa head
OF cattle were offered. OF which $50 were sold 10
butchers, at 6'ac. per ID, and 10 remain
over. $50 sheep and lambs up: or these $50
were sold, as follows: Sheep, 4a47! per To-:
iaIuuS, 4he6E and loo left unso!d. Cows and
calves brought sS0as45. The state OF she mar
ket was dull
AT Droyers Rest. ID. C, t. E. TavennerJ
Tuesday, l5l cattle we're up ana sold as follows:
best, So a6kc.; good, 5s5 c.; medium fair AZ
sheep and lambs-lamps sold for5 . a6- =: sheep.
3E242sc,; 20 COWS and calves, $40 TO s45.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
" ESTATE ON VERMONT AVENUs. ADJOlN-
ING The RESIDENCE OF JUDaE An
uVFIE


by virtue Of decree Of the Sur reme Court l..
OF he District OF Oolumbis, pa june "A.
Young e' al, 90. Young ct al the undersigned
Trustee will sell at public lion, on FRIDAY,
the } IGHIH DAY OF July. ISL, at SIX oC,oK P
M, in frclt Of the premi-.s, the following de-
scr bed IT al estate situate the city of Washing
ton, d c., to wit Lots aud Il IN ColrIn an g sub
oiyision of Lots :. 5. and z. in square numbered
45 LII q Is improved By two stocy Brick
Dwelling he Cther Lot Is nlimprovei l. The Lots
adjoin e.ch Other. aud eaca fronts 30 feet on Yer.
mott avenue by depth of II 8. 30 100 to an al ey
Terms OF gale: Ore-third cash, and the balance
in two tqual instruments at TX and tRelve months,
for which the purchaser will be required 10 give
notss with interest at Der cent from day of sale
potiI Of 500 will be required at time Of sale on
each lot sold Terms Of sale to be co implied with
within seven days from day of sale; in default of
which tie property to be resoc after five days al
vert!iement in the Evening Star newspaper, at the
risk and cost OF defaulting pnrch Deed given
upon full payment Of the purchase money aud rati-
puI chaser's cost.
CHARLES WALTER, Trustee,
,-.- 3i2 street no. thwest
pUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. je27 -d&ds
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(NHARLts ". HANDY, Auctioneer.
THUSI ELS BALE OF HOUSE No 1861 SAMSON
STREET. NOR

INUoI ELS EALE OF HOUSE No I46I SAMSON
STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust, "a
dated Oh ten Der Is, 1876 and duly recorded 94E
amODR the land records of the District of -.
Columbia and at the written req aest Of the party
secured thereby will offer for Q. at public auc
FIRST DAY oF July. A. D. 1884, AT 80 O'CLOCK p.
NJ Iarts OF Lots l6 and IL, in Drurys subdivision
on b. nscn street so feet east from the corner OF
18th street est; thence east 30 feet thence nth
20 fl ct TO aey thence west along the line of said
alley 20 feet thence south 30 feet to the place Of
be. inning.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balspee In six,
tW Give d eighteen months, with inter ut st tn
rate OF Fix per ceat per annum secured by deed Of
trust On Iropt rty sold all cssh option OF pur
cha er ne hundred dollars down at time OF sale.
ALI CT nveyancina ST cost Of purchaser. Terms to
be compiled with In seven days
je2l etSds BENJAMIN U. KEYSER. Trdsseo.
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RAILROADS.

BAL TlM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
TIE MODEL FAST LINE. AND TIE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
TIE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNKY ooUpLERl STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAg HA EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY
22D, 1881.
a; n LEAVE WASHINGTON:
fz1MgU Gis FasT Ex HpiNGsssAri AND 81
IS Ef stpS Sty and Way Stations
strasburs, Winchester. Hase stown. and Way.
s1e~Peint cf Rocks and Way Stations.
sI5ooP P l AIIRA NEW YORK. AND Bos-
s:400sTAUNToN AND vALLRY EXPRESS
Connects o for Hassrstown and It Point of Rocks
70 :O0-On Sunday only. for Baltimore, Annapolis
lO6S@BsTSTIMoRE EXPRESS tstops at Hyatts.
Junction, Jsasurs and Hsnovs T'Si AhnAo0
ITO ;4erPITTsBnRGs CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
AsD ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
~ :lo-b<sEimore. Enco.t City. Annapolis and
tI:2Eon sunday only; fer Baltimore ard Way
tS;e4SoMfBkatfT QhRnss, PHILADELPHIAANDNEW
S:SO-Batimore and Way Stations twinchester.
aoE ffs W. "a as Gsf Hi1
REL EXPRESS (Frederick. Via Relay, stops
IA " heess. Frederick H.ssrssown.
Winchester and Way Stations. { IN Sunday to
Point of Rocks and Way Stati ms ony.)
"a :40-Baltmore, Annsnolis and vs. Stations.
t5:4 6-BALTIMORE EXPRESS (Nai tinsburg and
Way, via Relay. Stops st Ryatts. lie and Lsu-
s:C5-Point Of Rocks ara Way Stations.
rs :45-Baltinore and Way Stations.
80 BALTIMORE, EVANSVILLE AND LAU-
bRL EXPRESS
f915-PI1TSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS.
t9a0-PaJLADELPHIA,N NEW YORK, AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS. sleeping cars To New York
1O:OO-BALTlMORE,H YAT1SYILLE, ANDLAU-
BEL EXPRESS. ktops on sisnal or to let of
p ssengers at any station between WashinSton
ard Annapolis Junction.
fDaIy., +sundays only. ether trains daily, e1-
cept sunday.
,Au trains from Washington stop at Relay sta-
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket office, Washington Station, aud
6l9 ard 1851 Fennsylyania avenue, co-ner 14th
street, where orders Will be taka for bas age to be
checked and received at any point il the city mas
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucttoneer.

TRgSTHE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
R6TRkK EsTa HN Road STREET. aEoEdE-
ETes # two sS Of a ta
9th, 1873. ard recorded in Liber No 794. LOU
to1o 442 ct seq %. of the land records OF the Dis
tllt CT Celua bia ana by que.t in writing of the
thereby will sell at public auction, in front of
the premises. on SATURDAY, JULY Cd 1881, AT
Go'CLocK PM all the undivided right. title ea-
deeds, (beine the entire tiie estate and interest
therein save AID except that held by Mrs. Harriet
b. Scott; born iiliams, still outstauding and
10 al that piece or parcel OF ground situate and
Columbia, being in Thomas Beall's addition to said
Georgetown, and described as follows Begin ming
for the anne at the northwest OF the proper
" OF Henry p: Cooke. formerly owned by David
street. and runntrg thence west slo"g said street
one hundred and seventy nine 179) feet to alley
fourteen 90 feet wide thence In southerly direc
ton. with the east side Of said alley and the proper
~ u Robert P. Dodge, to the property o. John e.
Garter; thence east with the north line Of John E.
Calte,s property al that OF Johl Chandler Smith.
aioIe property and thence 18th said line north
ery, about two hundred and ten (2lG) feet, to the
place Of BEGINNING, with the brick dwelling house
ard buildings thereon" This property will be sold
Terms OF sac: The an cunt of the debt, viz
3d. 417 with interest thereon at ten per cent per
81 mum from May LIST. 1875. secured on said pre- ~
fses, together with the expenses OF SALE (Which
snce at six and tw months for which the notes
OF the purchaser, bearing six per celt interest
from day OF fale, and secured by deed Of trust on
the property told, will be taken 300 deposit at
cot II terms Of sale not complied with wi hin
t. day from day Of sale the property will be re-
Fold at The risk and cost Of the defartins pur-
je23- d&ds Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
YNRoAAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
1hUSTkEe SALE OF vALU ABLE PROPERTY
IN GEORGE OWN nj n

By virtue Of deed of trust to the under A
81 nec, dated 25ih October, 1853. and duly A.,
aaeeSorced 10 Liber T r.. Number 40. folio l::t
Zco enc OF tbs land r. cords of the District of Co.
i i'm bia Will ofsr at pubic ssle on THURSDAY,
; ;.e LUMP. 1881. AT o'oLocKP NJ on the prem
the folk wing described premises, situated in
.. oreet9wp ist,ict Of Coinu,bis, being all that
part OF lot number III, in Beatty and Hawkins
addition to GEORGETOWN. beginning for the same 1t
the end OF l2O feet on a line drawn north on the
ca side OF street from the nor cor
Ter OF Frederick and Sd streets aud running thence
ear teriy parallel to Sd street 96 et thence north
then westerly ana parallel 70 Sd street 96 feet TO
FI.dsriek street then by and wish aid street to the
beaiDDinR. with the Improvement
Terms Of sale: One third each the bs'snce OF cha
purchase money in SIX and twelve months. the
purchaser giving his notes. bearing Interest fro
or all OF the Inrchase money NAV ne psid in ten
days ter the sale deposit of $50 req uired VII an
expense of the purchaser.
je2O lot h. P. JiCKsoN Trustee
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Y'H0MAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

fY'HOmAS BOWLING. Auct1oneer.
IRIS FEH SALE OF OaI INAr. Lors NUM-.
BEh e, IL. }3 aid IA INSQUARE M MBEa
1888, n r HEASf, IN THE CITY OF WASH
ltGiON, d c.,
By virtue of deed OF trust, dated eth Sep s$ssx
femb.r, 1879, and duy recorded in iiber No, ~
8 foio IA one Of tia land records of the IL
The District of Coumba. and a. tue request Of the
aftis secured thereby, will of at public sale,
On On f. dDaS isT PAY OF u LY 1881 IN front Of
of original lots mum ner 5. 6, IL Ii and IA. in
slua nr her 1913. il the city OF Washington,
tistJlct If Columbia.
Terms OF sale: One third c.sh: balance Of the
pnrchase money in Fix and twelve months the
pure giving their notes, bearing terest from
The day Of sale, AID secured by deed Of trust or
sii of The purchase on.y may be paid the day
If ale. A depCeit OF fifty dollars required when
esch lot lis strnck Off. ALI conveya cling at the
pei Sc CT purchasers
25-dEfs Jos. J. WATERS { trustees
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DROPosALs FOR PAINTS. OILS, SO.

OFFICE OF BoILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON. d. O.. June 28th, 1881.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
White al d BED Lead, Linseed Uil Colors, Brushes,
&c; REQUIRED for painting at the north wing OF the
h ing for State. War and Navy departments. In
tns city. viii be N ceiyed at this Off e UNTIL IL
M, OF july l1TH. 1881. aud opened immedi ately
nsLt Yer IN presence of bi lders.
2 o. incAuons, general instructions for bidders,
ano "a, forms OF PROPOSE, viii be furnished tn
eS o,ls ned desIe.s In tbs above articles, upon
iheir proper aYp!'cation to this t,ffi
q. =. THOMAS LINGO CASEY
Je-c-ot Lieut. Col Uorps of Ep4srs
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CREAsURY DEPARTMENT

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
u OFFICE OF THE SECRErARy
WASHINGTON, DC. June lS 1871
Proposals win be received d the Once OF the
superintendent until Ia O'Clock noon TUESDkV
July o. lsSi, for furnishing Miscellaneous Supplies
for the u. B. Treasury building.
PARTICULARS viii be furnished upon application tn
tie undersigned.
je21- ec6t j. T. POWER Chief Clark
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DIED.

STEVENS. On wednes lay. June 29th, 1881 st
5:SO y. m CHARLES HENRY rrEvESs as ed thirty
Year., son Of Mary ana the late John stevens.
j uLeral from his mothers residence, No, 1921
18TH ttrtet. Friday. July lft, at 4 O'Clock p. m
Fyier d. are inyi' ca to attend.
VIII KERSUH. After long and psinful illness
WM. WIKI RsON decarfed this life on the 18th of
June, 1881. in his sixty. seventh year.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO
afteI tie funeral from bis late refideLcs No SIG
@ STREET foutheast Friday, July LIST. ct O'Clock
pm.
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EIN1 OLD RYE WHISKY,
Il FINE OLD Rye WHISKY,
FINE OLD RYE Whisky,
Warranted pure-warranted pure for Mediciual
sna t; Family Sss e cents Per bettIefe cent? per
Ger. 18th aid GtS, aHd I'd nd - stS.
00ft3Wo1es m16
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioaeers.
VALUABLE GARDEN AND TRUCK LANDS.
WITH TIE IMPROVEMENT rs THEREON,
AEOIIT E0IlR FROM

ABOUT -FOUR MILES FROM TIE WASH
1NGTON CITY MARKETS. On TIE GLEN
MOOD GENET cry ROAD, LEADING TO
BLADEk SBUEG.
On FRIDAY. July 9Th. 1881, AT O'CLOCK ~
M. We shall sell, on the premises, that ~
valuable Garden Farm known as the Emanuel -
Lacey farm) lying IN Prince George County Md,
on the Bladensburg road. containing about thirty
acres OF land, more or less in high state of cult
vst1op, with improvements. consisting OF & large
dive ling, eight rooms, corn house, barn and
stable, Az by 60, and other out houses, with ex-
II g stream OF water running through tns land.
Ills place cannot be surpassed as a Truck Ga rden
in the state of Maryland location healthy aud in
an excellent peigOorh Cd
1MMED1ATELY AFTER will be offered lO4 acres of
land, adj icing IN balk and il not sold, will be
told IN aboHt 20 acre lots. Pas will be exhibited
on day Of sale.
Fer particulars apply to Huguely / Bowen, No.
643 New York avenue O:th west.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash balance in one,
two and three years, for notes bearing interest
from day of sale and secured by deed OF trust n
pro perty sold. ALI conyeyancng at purchas er's
cost. 300 down on each lot time Of ale
j-15 d WALTZ b WILLIAMS Il CO, Aucts
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HARRFEH.

1ENMAN-LANGLEY- On Tueedsy, June 49,
1884, at Wesley Chapel. by Rev. W. 4. Mex nney
CaAs. Il. lehman 10 HAI1IE A. LANGLEY both OF
Ills city. No cards.
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
ANTIQUE AND MODaRN HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITUBE AT AUCTION.
on FB1DAY MORNING, JULY 1sr. 1881, "a
1t 10 O'CLOCK, at No SIT 18th It. between ~
and streets northwest shall sell the kan
follLwiI effects. viz: f."
Rosewood Case Piano Forte. Cover and st )ol,
Ar ii. ue Mante Mrforp.
Har dsome Par,or Suite, in Crimson Damask,
Hair-C,oth Parlor Suite,
Ma beTop Tables, Lounges,
WalI ut ard Painted Chamber Furniture.
Fine HAIR Mattresses. Husk Mattresses,
FestE er Pillows and Bosters,
Antique Side board, Side Tables,
Antique CT cf. Pictures.
Brus. els. Thrte-ply and Iugrain Carpets,
Wa nut Z zen, ion Table,
China snd Glassware.
Kitchen Requisites. &C.
ie2S st TEOMAs BOWLING, Auct.
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WM1Ea B. WILLIAMs 90. Auots.

N ALTER b. wILLIAMs Il co. Aucts.
EXECQ1 OR's a.LE OF ABOUT ss. 900 DIS
TkICT OF COLUMBIA GOLD BE .RING
FIR CENT gOHDI. MIsOELL IN EOUS
BOOKS, INSTRUMESTs. WE,RING AP-
b. ORDER Of the Supreme Court for the Dis
tfiot Ct Co!un bis, holding sEecial term onA
at the s,I. s-oom of Walter B WilliamaN 90 M
On FRIDAY. JULY 1sT, 1881, AT 10 O'CLOCK N :,
~ persf MAJ fleets of the late Jonathan Homer
lane, deces sed, ma nelly
53 V, is s llimsn', !ourr ais.
28S Vols. Miscetl ,neous books.
Silver Watch, Wea ing APPAREL, Drawing Instru-
nerts, 10 Horse Power Turbine WheeI,
tpectroscope, in Box, Furniture sc.
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, W thin salesroom.
Two ca A." ashiD ton FandinR BsnGs Of the D. Of
q, . Ier cent e. Id, 81, 00O each.
S.X (6l ssh ngt"n Funding Bonds OF thu D of
u 6 per cent Gold 300 each.
Forty six t46) vi, hingtoa Funding Bonds Of the
ID. OF G. re. cent aold, $50 each.
Terms cath.
J, 81 JAS. J. CLARK, Executor
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COCHRANE &c CO.,
18th street and New York ave.,
OPPOSITE RIGGs' BANK. te25

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS AND MADRAS DRESS
GINGHAMs IN WARRINGTON.
20 nc ,o! LAWS. Lay LAyEs! LAWNS!
2t0ps beautiful LAWNS. Sc.
500 I ps b SssntfaI t EAWSs les
Bssufn F FfHSS I4 kM s' IS 49, a'o
Bl ask F FKEkSH H4 NsMS;S zSs s5o
DREss GINGHAMS, reduced to To- l2S and
l5c., POI itiyely the largest assortment in this
INDIA LINENS and PERSIAN LAWNS, the new
and desirable White Goods for Ladies' and
Very fne aaslity Isl ia LINEN, only 2oc.. worth
37kc. This is a special bsrg lin.
Closing out all of our new PARAsoLs at actual
ClosiI out all of our beautiful 25c. DRESS GOODS
Yara-wiee LINEN. for Ladies' Dresses and Dus-
LADIES' tsas' L lIaEi BUSTERS. sl25.
CARTER'S,
ie25 I'll Market Space.. WASHINGTON. DC.
JOHNSON, 7I3 MARKET SPACE.
% 500 ya1ds LINEN LAWN. 2cc., reduced from
eco rieces FANCY LAWNS. 5. 8, 10. I24c.
12kc.
500 PARASOLs and sun UMBRELLAS at about
half price
500 dc zen TOWELS, from Zoe. to SOC.
600 DOZEN adies, ChildIel's and Gents HO-
SIERY.
TABLE LINEN and NAPKINS in great variety
Of prices.
Our prices are reduced in every line.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
je25 7f3 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-30
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
sPHINa DkEss GOODS. co@priang I'll the new
fabrics. Among ne many choac9 ennss are Eunr
Satin Damasee, eurah Grenadines Black and Ool-
ored silks. SUI 0reoadinee La ~ the now deeigns
Nulls In Al the new colors; also an elegant line Of
Vidfhs: Damasf Tsble Cloths md NapIinS ri
sizes; French. xngliah and German HoeieEy IN ~
the new styles. AZ inspecson Of our Sook u sod
1856 2 st. aorthvyest,
apS NxA1 1DDExz 8QVRN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-30
GUINNIP. DAY d CO.,

RLACK SATIN MKRvEILLEUx. sl.25 TO
R q 90; good value. White Figured SWISS
LlNEN lawns NUNS YELLING. Anderson .
MADRAS GINGHAAS. Polka Dot and Striped
B4ttiet;' very choice. Fine Back Silk 0RENA-
Ahc. offering special prices In al the most desir-
able Spring Wooden DEESS GOODS to lose them.
Our stock Of TOWELS. NAPKINS. TABLE LIN
EMS. ETC., u very large. and great bargains can be
had.
We cordially invite IN inspection Of stock and
comparison Of prices.
ONE PRICE ONLY. marked In plain figures.
TRUNNEL. CLARK q Co.,
jei3 SO3 Market Space.