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THOMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

UNAOMAS DOWLlNG, Aucuoneer.
HsD orh SfHn pA 2E HAf
SITS. sTPERB WALSGT MARBLE.T5P
fSsfH SSfHS shE&sSI NAER
pHfhsse!ssS MAINSg MHA a1sH
By order of The Orphans Court of the Dis-m
tIict Of C3!l Col NH the undersigned Admins;
JUICE On a june 1Ss is1 A. 1851 The
Rosewood Case Pianoforte. Cover and Stool. Knabe
u superb French PLATE Mantel and Pier Mirrors.
Elegant Turkish Parlor Suite. upholstered in raw
Sewers. Alb sinsb Pi sSa Rem par,or sniteu
3 msssiys walnut 1 Mare dsl TOP TsSies
Elegant Satin ana Rep Window Hangings.
Der Suits, intending e Wardrobs beautifully
Very sSS M, sH Mirror
ssupe1 Walnut q ~ ble top Chamber Suites. hand
somely carved. with Canopies and French
Is aupsrar H Hair n Mas1esses oArp''
Fssthsr Pillows and a,h Bosss s
9ak sidebosTa. ep cst pia ah V Ghsrs e0
Oak Extension Dining Table.
500 pieces Of Furniture separate from sets.
n: B;-Thi, Furniture Is very elaborate ana is
ens to 1sss auction fr
yenienoe Of sale. viii be on exhibition day prior
to sale.
JAMES q Sfa =; SMITH Administrators.
THOMAS DoWLINs. Auctionesr. rna7-dts
= TENTH STREET: NEAR DTPoNT ofkcLs
AND eENATOR STEWART'5.
$50 O'clock P, NJ, in front of the premises. IN
we will sell Lot IS. square 1874. having a front Il
and depth Of l00 feet, to alley. This lot Is
near Senator Stewards and Dupont Circle.
-fSnrfh halancQ m M fuco a
three years. notes to bear interest and be
| by deed Of trust OonVeya1clng, &c, at pur
| of sale. OUNCANSON BROS,
m2l-dEdA Auctioneers.
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DIE


believe son OF John and Mary Burke. aged eleven
years ano twenty seven days.
Deaths cruel dart
Has pierced our heart,
And bowed Us down with grief,
And room beneath the st.ept sod our darling
Stephen sleeps.
The clouds of grief are heavy.
Chloe us not from weeping.
By FATHER AND MOTHER
Funeral Tuesday. 3lst ats Z N. from his pa
rents residence, No 26lO / street northwest.
CROGGON. May S0tb. 1851. st G. so a IA, Mrs
FRANCES CRoGGoS. reiict of the late John Crog
son. native of Exeter. Deyonshire, England, in
thirty years dent of this city
No. sos 7tb street southwest, Wednesday June LIST,
srectfuliy invited. 2t.
MARBURY. On the 2sth of May, 1881, Mrs.
Bury. U;s Navy, aged seventy three years.
f.neTal from her late residence. corner Consress
and West streets. on Tuesday evening. the s!st
MURRY. On Monday. May 30. 1881. at 8 80 a.
m. JAMES Q. INJURY, aged four years and three
Funeral will take place from parents, residence,
sS lh street :. May ats
MICKLE On Saturday, Msy 2sth, 1881. at 40
SeoSi AN ses x short Of bit Mn pAIfg Md Ress
the fifty sixth year Of her age '''NN'0' =
Funeral from her late residence. No. lilt 9TH
street northwest, TUESDAY, MAY 3lst, AZ D O CLOCK
MINI On Saturday. May 2sth. 1881. at 6p.
m. ., after lingering illness, of consumption.
GEORGE MIN, azed twenty -four years, four
months and three days, sonin-!sw OF the late A.
+. Rupp.
Dearest husband thou hast lain thee early
In the dark ana elooay grave;
Loved we not thee most sincerely.
Did We not thy presence crave:
Well not weep around thy tomb stone.
Offer not q single tear,
Ask the grave nEfoid lis bosom,
For We will not ind thee there.
We will 20 and pray-Our Father,
From whose hand the light is given,
That when we shall cease none other
But Thine own shall be our Heaven.
his funeral 5 VIII take place from mis- late ,ss s
3lst at y M. Relatives and friends OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
O'clock p m, sunday May AN. 1851. MAEe .REr.
the beloved wife Of Frederick W. Pfaf, after
The funeral vii take place from her late resi-
cence NO 500 street n9Tthwess on i1 f-ens:
are respectfully invited TO attend
philadelphia papers please copy
REYNOLDS AZ IS O'Clock II May %. 1881.
Funernal to-morrow Uuesdayl afternoon, at
O'Clock O'Clock from bis late residence 80 street
northeast with services at st. Peters Church.
SCOTT On MaySGth. 1881, ii. L. SCOTT. aged
Funeral will take place from his late esidence.
ne;dsy, june i. Friends and relatives of the fam
lily are respectfully invited to attend. Y
WARD. On Saturday. MAY 2Sth. 1881, at 10 p.
m after short and painful Illness. which she bore
with ChIistisn fortitadc. MAEY FRkNcIs. beloved
wife Of Robert f. Ward. and Oldest daughter Of the
late WI se psce
4St 9Th street southwest. Tuesday. May slet at IL
SclGch an Her remains ain Will bs rested 70 . s
Esouthwest. Relatives and friends sre repectful-
~ invited to attend.
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TU1RUSTEES' BALE OF TWENTY ONE VALU-
L ABLE LOTS ON STREET. BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH sTS.
NORTHWEST ION SEVENTEENTaS STREET.
BETWEEN s AND T STREETS, AND ON
OREGON AVENUE, con TAINiNa IN ALL
OVER AZ. GOO SQUARE FEET OF GROUND.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District of Columbia, PISSED May 9th, 4,sn14
1881, in Equity cause No. s 1872, docket 49, skn.R.
the undersigned will offer for sale at public auc
ton, in front of the premises. on THURSDAY,
JUNE 9TH, 1881, AT $50 O'CLOCK p. n. Lots num-
hered eighteen us). nineteen 90 aud twenty (2O),
(l52D These Lots have been subdlvided by the
trustees into twenty one CID Lots six of which
have each front on ST., between 18th and 18th
streets, CT 20 feet IL inches by depth of 81 feet
inches. Five of said Lots have each a front of 20
feet OF 17ih street, between and Streets by
depth OF 100 feet Six of said Lots have each
front Of 20 feet II inches on Oregon avenue. by
depth Of 81 feet inches, ana the renaiuing four
have each front OF 20 feet 81 inches on street,
feet
The decree directs that all taxes and assessments
shall be paid out of the purch ase money.
Terms: One-fourth of the purchase NJ oney to be
paid in cash, and the balances in equal parts at
elk, twelve and eighteen months, for which the
notes Of the purchaser shall be taken bearing in
terest from day Of sale. and lien reserved upon
the property sold. deposit of $50 will De re-
quired on each Lot at time Of sale. Terms to BE-
recording at purchasers cost.
VIM. +. MATTINGLY.
IRVING WILLIAMSON. Aras'ees'
458 Louisiana avenue.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. m2S
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The Courts.
COURT IL GKNKRAL. TER,

COURT IN GENRRAL TERN
Friday. L. s. a 4. Co. agt Naudeuburr.
argued and submitted.
PROBATE CoURT.-yadJe Haqaer.
friday, estate OF owen Leddy; Michael
Leddy appointed administrator; bond. & .Ooo.
VIII ana codicil OF william II. Campbea al
United 10 probate and record; letters testament
tary Issued 10 executors: bond Sl6O OOa. Estate
OF Mary Fflendenthal viii admitted to probate
and letters testamentary issued TO the executor
VIII or Patrick j. Riordan; order or publication
Issued. In matter OF William Ryan, guardian
TO orphans OF Albert Cumberland; decree au-
thorizing the guardian TO collect the rent OF the
real estate. Estate OF Jane {. Malord: per-
sonal estate ordered TO be sold al auction
Theodore J. Mayer appointed guardian OF his
probate Estate or Mary ID. Patton; order ap-
pointing James Patton administrator. Estate
Of Eliza u Garner; order OF sale OF personal
estate. Estate or Sarah f. Major; order OF
publication Issued. Estate OF Thomas Corbin;
John Il. Larner appointed administrator
Rachel Il. Elason was appointed guardian 10
the orphans OF j. VI. E. Elason. number OF
accounts presented oy the register were ap-
proved and passed.
CRIMINAL CoURT-yudgp Cor
Friday, Cornelius McAulin, arson not
larceny; pleaced guilty; sentenced 10 one year
In the Auburn state prison. Noah Hamilton,
second onense petit larceny; guilty. Leauder
Brown. oigamy; Oh trial.
Saturday, VIM. Lewis, Sunday bar. pleaded
SuI'y anu sentenced 10 pay q line OF So. Laura
Parker, unlicensed bar; not guilty.
POLICE CoURT-yudge .SfaeU.
FRIDAY, Jno. j. Hall, playing bali In the
street; 81. Jno. Patterson, vagrancy; bonds or
90 days. VIM. Riley, playing ball In the street;
forfeited collateral Jos. Carroll, violating the
building regulations: SO or 80 days John T.
Mitchell, rape; grand jury. Lewis Collins lar
ceDy OF silver ware; judgment guilty and SEN
telce suspended. Samuel Robinson. larceny OF
half bushel OF green peas from Catharine Plum.
mer; 30 days In jail Richard Dorsey, grand
larceny; committed for the action OF the grand
Jury.
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SPORTING GOODS.
uHR. BUPPEBT,

HHB. BUPPEBT,
Nos, 4O3 and 900 Sth ss. u. ~.
HEADQUARTERS FOB THE WHITLEY GaIL-
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY,
enc eesaSest for Beauty. Comiort and Durability
IN the raA-ses.
ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES. URcoUEI
AND LAWN TENNIS. BICYCikS.
VELCClPEDks. WAGONS,
n. Z. BOILER SKATES (an numbsrs) Al Prices
90 Sc.t the Ttmes. mar9
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POLICE CoURT-yudge .Sael
ma RYAH.

CRANE-M0ORE At the Church OF the Epiph-
any an Nv washington, c. THURSDAY May 20 1851.
GEORGE +. CRANE. of Boston, to MALLrE W
MOORE, Of Washington.
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MONDAY
The Iscro-SoldIcr Throue.

BY SIDNEY 7. BATHS
near as,aia the tramp Of feet,
hear the shout and song
A39 mem r. seq once more beholls
1he hero-so!dler throng'
The lurid smoke of battle Hela.
The ain and clash aud rnar
The Gashing charge Of cavalry
Again live them Ger
Once more. amidst the hail ot dea.,
The foenen's works We storm
hear anew the gasping breath,
see the h!eeaIng form
Again the cry Of victory
Is ringing DER the plain
The day lie ours, the battle won
God bless The noble slaini
Str'w flowers DER the lowly sod
In ali the coming years:
Keep green the mem'ry OF the brave
lis all We have, but tears
Strew flowers DER The Blue" aad ''araF."
Make no distinction here
With tenderness the heart obey,
And minglc tear with tear
When future ages speak their fama
And Justice comes between,
The glory Of the sacred dead
VIII each alike be seen,
Yes. s:rew each Iouly grave alike.
For Nalor hath no foe
The brave Will Ger unto the brave
These glad oblations show,
W Washington. May 30. 1851.
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THIN GOODS FOR WEATHER

THIN GOODS FOR HOT WEATHER
GSAA hf ETA sEERsUoKER.
FRENCH JACONETS
INDIA LINENS,
PERSIAN LAWNS,
NUNS VEILINGS,
FIGURED SWISS,
VICTORIA LAWNS
SURaH GRENADINES
kHYBER CLt5THS,
FRENCH BUNTINaS.
sauZE UNDEsWEAk,
ISLE GLOVES,
INDIA NULL.
WHITE BARGE.
FOutARD FILMS.
sUMMER SILKS,
LINEN LAWNS,
sUaAH SILKS,
BLACK GRENADINES.
LARGE ASSORTMENT AND Low
sS%CNE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY & BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER Cru STREET
Established 1910. m2s
~ 7I3 MARKET SPACE.
BUNTING all wool. soc. former price 7sc.
"a dozen BONE CORSETs. J0,. worth 75c.
4G pieces BLACK GRENADINF 1Oc
20 pieces LINEN DUCK and DRILLS, 20, IS, SOC
100 pieces LAWNS, 8. 10. 12kc.
100 dozen AL Linen TOWELS knotted fringe 25c
20 pieces All Wool BLACK BUNTING, lSc.
500 PARAsOLS and sun UMBRELLAS, from
SOC. to $3.50.
BARGAINS IN ALL KISrs OF DRY GooDs.
GEO. j. JOHNSON,
ms 7l3 Market Space,
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THOMAB BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
II s s9AkE No no. ss as KsgT ALSO
By virtue q deed Of TT trust, dated s!hApril.
folio 10 and At the rsquess Of the parties secured
ae p on Il
1881. AT THE HOUR OF SIX O'CLOCK P M, all OF
on ah ana 4 on "a
eas1. with ali the improvements to the same be-
uated in square e6s. beginning at the southeast
said Lot &c feet then North Is fee them hem east 81
f Esfe roas on street.
asst '''''. ~ '' ~ ''i0''
Of cash balance in 81.
bearing interest from day Of sale. secured by .
at the
expense OF the purchaser.
ma7.dsas ; ;. + + % sAsGTKsEas'}} Trustees.
HSnR5sf F25a o. Frsr ST HaAH r.
On H9 9HuRsbsY AFTERNOON, Juss I'D, asz
AT O'CLOCK. We win sell part of square 375. ~
fronting SO feet on II street north. between x
The above property viii be subdivided into four
lots or sold as an entirety.
and three years notes to bear inter- st and to be
secured by deed Of trust, conyeyancns. &C, at
IHos: IrNo9 q: J CASEY CASEY. ..
HENRY WISE uARNETf,
n26 DUNCANsON BROS. Auctionesrs.
John sHERMAN : CO.. .-
q Real Estate Aucts. st. Cloud Building.
ExEoUToR's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
S G0RNH x OF ELEVENTH AND G STREETS
WIN be Sold q public suction. on WE'D; Ia
No. ], square 319, northwest corner 11th I'LL
and g reefs, improved by large four. story
Ing the latter containing dining room opening on
OF large boarding house; title perfect.
eighteen months, secured by deed Of srust; inter-
est at six per cent, or an cash at option OF pur-
chaser $3.50 cash Fl Wis 3. 81 Saws Executor
VIM. NJ. SMITH. Salesman. ml4-d&ds
T1HOs. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALgABLE THREE;
ERNMKNT PRINTING OFFICE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 18th Ai
Ss3. folio IC6 ct SEQ :. Of the land records Of -&s
win vii sell II pubic auction MONDAY. JUNE 9Th.
ises the foiiouina described real estate. with i'm
proyements known SO Lot twenty nine l1y). ~
Shepherds subdivision of square six hundred ana
K enty three (62S). In the city OF Wssnins'on'
The terms OF sale to be one third of purchase
money in cash; the residue In ons ana TWO years,
the property. to the satisfaction OF the Trustees
bearing interest at six (6) per cent per annum; or
biS Ss az ss
sssSn a. sh GAYS FISK 'a and cost
s sS' s. 1 + hsPRkFBy., Trustees.
IHVs' H. WA0dAAAN. Auctoneer. m26.d
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NEW BOOKS.
Great Speeches by Great Lawyers by Snyder. 8s. 90
NhaIton's Confilct OF Laws, % ediiOn...... 6. Cd
OoPps b Mineral Lands 4. 80
Ihe DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Csuses, by Shirley. Z. so
DorTnap's ORIGIN OF Primitive Superstitons, 8. 80
Schand's History Of the Crusades, 3v. new ed 90
iitty Years in Maryland Kitchen, by Howard / so
By tue Tiber, by author of ''Sisnor Monaldi-
MS Niece" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I SD
4 large variety OF Fancy Box Papeteries lust re
ceived- All the latest styles In Stationery.
W. B. G u. II. MORRISON.
Law BOOKSELLERS AND HTArIoNFRs
ap22 475 Pa. ave. northwest.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

Auction sale at the Navy Yard. Washington, D.
NJ, Of condemned articles belonging to the Bureau
Of Provision and Clothing, consisting IN part Of
Provisions, Clothing, Tobacco, Scales. Weights,
Measures, Empty Barrels. etc.
a fun schedule Of the articles can be seen by ap-
plying at the office Of the Oommandant or Auc-
TONERS Office, corner Of 9th and streets north
west, Washington, D. C.
THOMAS PATTISON,
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NEW BOOHS.-The Bailiff's Maid, By Mira.
~ Wister: al. rs. Blessed Saint Certainty 81 so.
IRE Great Vi0linists a1d Pianists; 4nc Loukis
laras. HANDY Volume Series: 500. Tue Young
Nlmrods, by Thomas w. Knox: S2.6 The Fa
theirs OF the Third Century, by Rev. G JACKSON
60c- Bow to Tel the Parts of Speech, by Abbott;
I5c The Old testament ia the Jewish Church: by
" R0bertson Smith; S1.75. The Satchel Guide to
Europe. 1881 Edition; So. The Life and Educs-
ton Of Laura Brid9 man, by Mary g. Lamson. &C
FRANCIS II. MOHUN,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
1915 Pennsylvania ave.
complete assortment Of Prang's and Marcus
Square and Seaside Libraries. milo
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

CAkn.
Those who are ueing the ordinary Java Coffee
az Field by most shops are requested to get sam
PIE pound of our
SUPERB MARAOAIBO
retaIed st rs cents per pound, fresh roasted.
They will save money and get better coffee
Those who want genuine, rich old Jaws, can be
suited at
WINNERS.
Fine Groceries.
m21 1918 PennR. ave.
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FUTURE DAYS.
BOOKS, &c.

THE HEVISED NEW TESYAME NF.
Just received the Revised Version OF tbs NEW
TESTAMENT in various sizes and styles of bind
ing, from Is cents to $40.
Also, companion to the Revised Version, ex
planning the reasons for the changes IN ade on the
authorized version.
WIN. BALLANTYNE d SONS,
m2i AS seventh street.
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nUNOANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

TWO TWO STORY HOUSES ON NEW JERSEY
AVENUE, TWO VACANT LOTS ON NEW
JEESEY AVENUE. TWO FRAME DWELL
INGs ON FIRST STREET EAST, ALI. OF
WHICH ARE BETWEEN land sTRsETS
SOlId q, AND NEAR HE CONTEMPLATED
UNION DEPOT.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 31sT. So.
AT 3 O'CLOCK 81, we will peremptorly TSA
sell, In front Of the premises lots 9. TO- II .X1.
folio 2S2
Terms: One 18th cIsh; balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months notes } bear Z per cent aud
to be secured by deed OF trust. This property is
near one of the sites mentioned for union de pot.
mG7 ST. DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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Attest PUBLICATIONS..
kswlinson's Ancient Monarchies, vols...S9 90
lartoas Life OF yotare, 2 vols ......,,. 6 90
freenan's Historical Geography of Europe,
lZ,UU
Harper's Cycloraeia Of British and American
Poetry.;...; ,...;............ so
MoMans HandlWork IN Modern Homes. $500. 2 10
barlc oloW's Medical Electricity. .......... 2 so
@at'er OF tact Girl: Leisure tour. LOO
Ganuela Paredes: No Name. ..-.............1 l. 90
agony Column OF the Times, 1900 lS7O...... !. 90
ktN1SED NEW TESTAMENT. various styles
and prices.
Franklin EQuare Library, complete.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
m23 GIL PennsYlvaNi Mia avenue.
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MAY PICkINGS
Is garden and highly cultivated japan Tes, COM
care natural color AID n1skes . delicious drink.
o GsSf By S EpK6Sz eo Yo6sGs Sold
ICED TEA. ICED TEA. ICED TEA.
Our Green, Black. OF Mixed Tes. at so cents per
R RSan0 can't De ea0a''e0 In Washington for Iced
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description Just received
Potted Ham, Tongue, Turkey. Chicken, &C..
5s Sshss EssSs e.: as e.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
Of al kinds, .nd we would name the celebrated
P PnsI sa f DRESSING. Crosse BlackweiIs
skLECTkDFRUITsa and the very choicest NEW
good supply Of these Important articles.
Queen Olives q IN variety Of styles-includins
In fact. We give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE.
And make it our whole study to furnish the VERY
Flies q seneray our Facilities Mis for buying and
freightine are surpassed by none, and we guaran-
Also. to give the article. quality and quantity. Al
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
is not entirely satisfied with their purchase.
~ you can't call please send postal or 1eephofs
PLUGGED again for the present.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs,
GROCER,
myl9 6O4 9Th ST., bet. Il and f.
AT THIS SEASON, THERE ID NO
MORE PLEASANT AND WHOLE
SOME BEVERAGE THAN
CLARET,
and a. the cost Of fair quality Of imported olaret
Of equal quality and at low price becomes de-
sideratum. We have succeeded in securing
VIRGINIA CLARET,
grown In Albemarle County. equal in bouquet
pc ana 70 It's small
oentage Of alcohol together with the low price Of
$500 PER DOZ EN-,
should recommend it to the cordial approval Of the
public
ALSO FROM THE SAME VINEYARD.
NORTON SEEDING
Of Burgundy character. the finest native wine
Yet produced, at
$500 PER DOZEN.
HUME, CLEARY & CO..
ap29 SO7 Market Space.
hot HOUSE sEEDLNSS CUCUM.
u BEES. ONLY 80 OENTS.
PALACE MARKET.
Corner 18th street and New York avenue
Also. STRAWBERRIES Just received. APT
REoH1vED DAILY.
CHOICE SPRING LAMB.
OUOUMBERS. ASPARAGUB.
TOMATOES.
BERMUDA POTATOES AND ONIONS.
POTOMAC PERCH an sHAD.
At TIN
BOSTON MARKET.
spl3 17l0 Pennsylvania avenue.
ID DEALER IN FIRsT-CLAss AY4s
-OORNED BEEF a SPECIALITY, 49,
wing. and 2O6 and 208 Northern Liberty Market ;or
Address Box u, City Post Once.
Marketing delivered free Of charge to all parts OF
TOLD MEDAL
" Awarded at the National Fair over all other
T H90mR8eNttRSr ss
The handsonest Minnesota Patent Flour in the
United States.
MINNEOLA,
very superior Minnesota Patent.
| sTERLINa's ST. LOUIS FANCY.
Magnificent Winter Wheat Patent Process
| GOLDEN HILL
FOB SALE BY EVERY FIRST GLASS GROCER.
| WHOLE6ALE DEPOT
Corner list Ut. and indiana ave-"
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M A11Ea d WILLIAMS q GU, Auchoneers.
Walnut FRAME PARLOR SUITE, CHAIRS
UNREGISTERED IN CRIMSON REP; VAL
NUT CHAMBER SUITES; EASY Oil AIRS:
R9SEW0QD WARDRDBE. MIBR1R FRONT
FETS; TURKISH CHAIRs WALNUT
UMnAbRLD!ROBEsi OIL Oil .P PANTY LACE ACE
TABLES: OAK EXTENSION Tables
HUSK AND OUTION TOP MATTRESSES;
Plush; FEATHER Pillows AND Boil.
sTERS; CHINA, GLASS AND ORDCKEaY
WARE; HEALTH LIFT; DROP LIGHTS
KITCHEN UTENSILS. &C.
On THURSDAY. JUNE 2, 1881 CoMMENc- ~
ING AT III O'CLOCK M, we shall sci! at tnetA
retidence Of lady declining housekeeping. tSsl
No 32i Missouri avenue, between 81 and AZ !T
streets northwest the above asscrt nent Of house
hold Effects. WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., {.
House for Ret: [m23-dl Auctiopf 9 q.
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LADIES GOODS.

LADlES GOODS.
NINTH srRKET. 81. CLOUD BUILDING
GENUINE LISLE THREAD
GLOVES.
In great variety, at popular prices.
GAUzE UNDERWEAR,
For Ladies. Misses and Children.
RELIABLE GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
CORSET COVERS AND DRESSING sACQUEs,
OF our own Manufacture
In New Designs, for Summer Wear.
OORSETs.
TKoMsON's vENTILATING. for hot weather
DOUGLASS,
my NINTH AND STREETS.
THE LARGEST AND FINEST
Selection of
ETRAW GOODS, FRENCH FLOWERS, OSTRICH
PLUME5. FANCY RIBBONS, Ere,
South OF New York, at
MRS. J. p. PALMER
1lOS + st. Bet. llth and y3th SITS.
tE- MONOGRAM AND Isle THREAD
GLOVES AT LOWEST PRICES mag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-30

INDUCEMENTS EXTRAORDINARY
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY,
WE WILL OFFER ON MONDAY. THE 7sd.
FULL LINE OF EXTRA SUPER INGRAM
CARPETS. at 70 cents yard; former
price 80 cents and 81.
Also. line of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. at IS and
IS cents.
BODY BRUSSELS, from 81. 40 to sI.65.
MATTINGS and OILCLOTHS at popular prices.
Loose Covers for Furniture speciality
WINDOW SHADES made to order in sll colors.
SINGLETON 4 HOEKE,
SOi Market space.
fsy- All orders for CARPET CLEANING receive
prompt attention. NIL
DUY THE ''MYsTERY" sHIRT.-They are
1ork Mills. Wamsutta. ana Iiu iann Ii NOT
fSSas gun s
first class Muslin nd the best Sound Heavy Linen
for 70 cents, and they are not satisfactory when
you get them home you can return them and gel
LINEN COLLARS. finest quality and latest styles.
S SaIy NEok xEAs ssI a a
cents. worth 40, at
ml2 1CO2 + street northwest.
NEW DRY GooD.:
SPECIAL BAHaAg gsnk Z BLACK sHooAD,
BLACK SATIN DE LYON.
COLORED I"
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS.
BLACK AND OOLOSED SURAH SILKS.
NUNS BLACK YELLING.
Al so ITO PRio ass Oh nf'-'A Lux 'oDs
TRUNNEL, CLARK = Co.,
.pl9 500 Harriet space.
V,HOMPsON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
SIG ST. NORTHWEST. OPP. PATENT OFFICE.
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. specially.
READY-MAD SHIRTS at following prices:
Best Wamsutta. unfinished IS cts. finished, 80 cts
Boys Wamsutts, unfinished. so cts. finished rs cts
Just received, . large line of FANCY HALF HOSE;
also. latest designs in NECK WEAR appropriate
Complete stock OF GENTS FURNISHINGS
' spa hand as Sx
NEW SPRING GOODS.
sfS seTi ne ns "
nass S
cred Silks. SILK Grenadines IN AZ the new designs
Mn1s in ali the new eeors also an elegant line Of
Belgian Linen kheeting and Pillow Linens. all
sizes Freneh. English and German Hosiery IN ali
the new styles Ar insgection Of our stock lis SOIL
cited. HOOE RRO. d CO.,
APPS NEAR EBBITT HOUSE,.
. y. EILERY,
SUCCESSOR TO
DUBREUL BROTHERS.
Manufacturers Of
FINE DRESS SHIRTS.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
III2 f It. northwest, Washington. ID. O.
Six of the Finest Dress Shirts to order .. sl2 90
Six Extra Fine Shirts to order, 900
Six Fine Shirts TO order. 100
MARIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-30

T. DRY PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN. b.
c.. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1881, AT O'CLOCK Ia
P NJ, I will sell on the premises that vau- "a
known as the Columbia Foundry. corner Wash
ington street and Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
street l2o feet on canal with all the
dry. lathes. tools. models for mill machinery
large engine and boiler. etc, etc. On the premises
rial perfect. Free Of encumbrance.
Terms easy and ~ de known at sale.
m25-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-30
UOYAGEn1- TO EUROPE.

J. IS. BOTHER b SON
Ore the Agents 'Jr II. esle of Ticke.s Ia this Dis
tricf o. the
MEAN STEAMSHIP co.
Parties prcpost1y to visit Europe can obtain al
information by applying to
apl-Sm J. W. BOTELER Son.