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LOCAL NEWS.
Lawrence a. GObright.

h-nWreuCe Ne SOortght.
TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY
Az meeting held on Monday. NAV i6. py tina
local journalists and Washington correspon
dents, TO take action on the death OF Mr.. r.
Sooilght, a committee, consisting OF Major
pen: rerisy Poore, George w. Adams Generai
p; n, 10y neon "a J. Ramsden and Walter r.
resnin,,cns as appointed TO prepare appropriate
follows: mss iePoiVeu As
Whereas. our erother-Iournalist. 1. A. Co
pright, mas passed away, fun OF wears ans ~
honors, II becomes Us 10 offer our trthnta os
respect 10 bis memory. For many years he ssa
been the trusted associate and valued friend or
Presidents and Congressman ana has nlsyss,
no unimportant part In the eventful national
drama ever being enacted here al the national
metropolis, but IL was ever his pride 70 rank
himself as journalist: Therefore. be it
ResHted, Tat We sincerely regret the depar-
tuTe hence OF our late oworker.
In the extent and variety OF his knowledge he
nsa lew equals and hardly any superiors. yet
Win ali his learning there was not the slightest
appearance OF pedantry. his patient Industry
his cor Scientious research his powers OF CON
sensation, his dramatic power OF description,
MS poeuc temperament and his sallieS or wit
VIII long oe borne in mind by those who pro-
ieSsionally came IN contact with HIN. He never
Iosl hls Individuality, and his absolute honesty
WAS only equalled by his chiyalrous devotion 20
what he believed 10 be lust and right. Flriu
nate was he. In the possession of
Humor. that every sorrow could beyuile
Inc tear that trembes Just beneath the snile
The soul 10 pity and the hsnd t. cheer
Virtue ard wit and kindness siumbered here
his love made sunshine where's peer n shone
AND lie is darkened now that he IL gone"
ReSolued. That We, In common with thous
ands or other friends OF the deceased cherish
an af1ectionate remembrance OF the sweet
courtesy OF his manner IN social life. Under the
genial influences Of friendship ne was as con-
nolng In his affection as woman and as trust
iul ass child. No wrong could provoke him Co
natreu, nor could any friend complain OF his
ueacnery. Self-reliant without afrectat he
pursued the even tenor OF his way. always anil
mated py desire TO DO right aud be Just TO all
men.
NO dangers daunted. aud no lsbors tired"
Resoired, That we offer our sincere condolence
10 tne SUPERINTENDENT daughter aud grand
children left by our deceased friend 10 mourn
his loss. That Supreme Power whose all abound.
Ing love alone passeth the love OF woman
can abate their anguish. aud we would console
tnem WITH the Divine assurance that Though
de cause grief, Jet Will lie have compassion
according TO the multitude OF oar mercles"
Truly his was
"a good old age released from care
JOnrneyinY m DIV =
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nUNOANBON BROS, Auct10neeT.
TRpsTEE's SALE OF LOT ON FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN AND L STKEEPS

By virtue Of . deed Of trust. duly recorded hi
the land records for the district OF Oolum :1:.9
On Ta N
D. 1881: AT $50 oGLook Pm; one undi A5
ground in the City of Washington, district of Co.
lumkia. ana Known. designated and described on
erly half OF lot ave CO.. in nquare five hundred and
twenty: sig ls26). fronting for said half twenty
street west and running hack in depth with uui
To- II width nnety-three (93) feet four a. iichea.
&c.
Terms: Amount Of Indebtedness secured by faid
trukt: taxes and expeneesof sale in cash. amount
OF which will be stated ut sales balance IN six and
sm eaSe months noes to be.r interest ana 50
MA q purchas ers cost. deposit of 800 re-
M16-n,wf A. THOMAH BRADLEY. Trustee.
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MANDAMUs on THE CONTROLLER OF Cur
RBNcY DENIED.-The petition OF stephen V.
White for rule on Hon. John j. Knox, con-
troller or currency, TO show cause why q man.
damus should not issue TO compel him 10 pay
TO tie petitioner his pro rata share out OF
SIS, as3 &c, due On nine bills or exchange drawn
by the National Bank, OF Georgetown, Colo-
RADIO, and paid by the Third National Bank
OF New York, was dismissed Monday In the
court In general term. The Colorado bank Is
now In the hands OF q receiver, and IL was
shown that dividends had been paid until the
funds were exhausted.
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VHomAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH
ZINE STORE, SOUTHWEST CORNER
fIksI AND STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
On WEpNES5AY. MAY 10Th. 1881, AT 6 La
o,CnoSK P; NJ. in front OF the premises. 1 HS&
FRI 1t Of % fe on street. by depth of l03 feet
TO an aEey, OF iststreet improved by ,hree-story
aud fine cellar under the VIII Die building. with all
Laolern improvements. This property Is Well To-
Gated for most sny business ard offers q ne CD
pGrtupity for profitable investment.
Terms: One-fOurth cash; the residue at 6, IL
and IL months, with notes besrin2 inte7es 1T 6
per cent per aDnuro and secured by deed trust
on the property sold. ali cOnyeyancinz at pur-
chaser's cost. 800 down at time Of sale
m12-G&ds
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THOMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer.


1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
STORE, ON The SOUTH 6IDEOF BRIDGE
STREET. Nos. 3112 AND 31l4, BETWEEN
6 GoNSkE % AND HIGH STREE fs. GEORGE
By virtue Of deed of trust dated May the -
9th, 1870. duly recorded In Liber No 61s. hhaH
folio 80, one Of the Land Records for the -ssn.8
district Of Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. will sell at public auction,
ID front OF the premises. on sATURDAY, THE 2sra
OF MAY, 1881, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ, the west part of
Lot ~ in Peters square, Georgetown. D. G.. the
street and running thence south. by and With that
Nldtb. l2O feet 10 IA alley. The Improvements
thereon consist Of q valuable dwelling house and
store-room under one roof. The building is of
brick. rooted with slate. The property is We'll stu
ated for business purposes.
Terms Ct sale: ore third cash, and ths residue
IN tg1I II stalments payable respectively IN
N9tee bearing date May 70. 1881. with interest at
rate OF SIX per cent per annum. payable semi-au-
nualys occurred by deed Of trust on the premises
to be given for the deferred payments; or, at the
option OF the purchaser the whole Of the purchase
money may be paid in cash. deposit Of 82OO to
bid. Conveyancing at purchsser's expense. II
the terms OF sale are not compiled with In o.e
yeef, the Trustee will resell at risk snd cost of
ml7 -d&ds P DARNEILLE. Trustee
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO., Auotioneers

EXTENSIVE SIR OF WALNUT CHAMBER
sUI II v AAnSTI90E , FDRNtTHRE, CaK:
TENTS OF THE WELL: KNOWN AND LONG
EST. BLlSHED HOTEL (KNOWN AS TIE
WASH NGTON HOUSED, NORTHWEST OOH-
MEX OF THIRD STREET AND PENNSYL-
YANIA AVENDE NORTHWEST, NUNBEE
ING IN ALL ABOUT SEVENTY FIVE
Rooms OF WELL PRESERVED FURNI-
On FRIDAY. MAY 27rH, 1887, ooMMENc- "a
ING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall Sell the VI
following described furniture and many tss&4
other articles usually found In . first class II
Walnut Frame Pallor Snites, Chamber Suites,
Walnut Marb top Bures' 8 and Washstsnds,
Bedsteads and Wardrobes Mahogany Bedsteads,
BureauP. Washstapds / Wardrobes Dining
loom Ts bles and Chairs, i.ace Curtains and Coz
pices. Mantel Mirror. Lambrequins Painted
Chamber suites, Ma le-top Side and C.ntsr
Iabes, sidehoard', tioe collection of Antique
cloths and Stair Uarl ets, Window Shades Feather
BedS, Pillows and Bolsters, srbe-top Cottage
Furniture. SPRING.; Brusses, Three ply aud In
grain Carpets; Hair, Husk and Cot.o l-top Mat
tresses, Blankets, Bedding.
Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, &c.
China, Glass and Crockery Ware OF every de-
sc1ipilon. Kitchen Utensils, &c.
OFFICE.
Iron safe, Desks. settees. Counters. ocks
This sale offers unusual Inducements 10 house.
emf tory.
Terms Cash.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS h CO.,
InIU utS AuctiOneers.
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SALE OF LAND IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
Nd, The real estate belonging TO the late
John Il. Mulliken, situated In what Is known
as the Forest" OF Prince Georges county.
Nd. has been sold at trustees sale. The
portion known as mount Oak" the home
acre; the tract known as "Horse Pen Hiil"
near Bowie containing 222 acres brought $40
per acre, and wood lot, containing Is acres
brought $40 per acre, the whole property bring
Ing over $4,000. and was bought by Mr.. Henry
II. Carter.
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How 10 Stop P,ant.x,c.,,n.

Eduor Stor:-In view OF the numerous depre-
CATIONS committed by petty thieves on the
shrubbery OF our citizens. and the difficulty OF
detecting them unless caught In the act. I
Would suggest that IL our citizens refuse 10
purchase plants from all persons who are not
known TO be rcducers most OF this vandalism
will be stopped. ASCFFsRER
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TIE constitutionality OF the amendment 10
the constitution OF Kansas prohibiting the
manufacture or sale OF all spir!tuous or malt
liquors Is TO be tested IN the Supreme Court OF
the United States IL is said that John Walrufr,
brewer OF Lawrence, laid his case before the
recent brewers convention at Chicago. BE
says he had $4,000 Invested In his business
and the law would render valueless all his prop
erty. His brethren, he says promised 70 aid
him to the extent or $4,000 In conUestlng the
matter 10 the courts
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!TIHCMAB BOWLING. Aucuoueef.
CHAECERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL PROP
EGTY ON MARYLAND AVkNUE, NEAh

NINTH STREET NORTHEAsT
Court OF the District Of Columbia. passed e..8
the I'D day Of April, 1881. in kquity Cause
FRIDAY. JUNE Sd. 1881. AT 6 80 NJ /, In front OF
the pr emises, Lot numbered twenty four (2i). In
and fifteen t9l6). In the city OF Washington, to-
gether With tke improvements thereon, consisting
OF frame dwelling house
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are, one
third OF the purchase money in cash, and the resi-
after the Gay Of sale, with intei est or Ill cash at
the option Of the purchaser. deposit OF $50 viii
ancirg at purchasers cost. The right to resell tbs
PROPERTY In the event OF non compliance with the
terms OF sale within seven days after sale AT the
risk and coat Of the first purchaser, is reserved.
VI on giving SIX days notice 10 The Evening Star.
Il. X. ILIUT T, Trustee
GZ5-eo6cA AUG 9th street northwest.
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nl2O.6 6,

ARCHITECTS OFFICE, o. s. CAPITOL.
WASHINGTON, D. G, May 9th 1881
PROPOSALS FOR CUT OHIO siONE WORK:
FOR BRICKS AND FOR LAYING BRICKS
FOR THE EXTENSION OF CITY HALE
Proposals for the above will be opened at this.
once where plans aud specifications may be seen,
on TUESDAY. the 3;sr OF MAY. 1881, at "a O'Clock
NJ EDWARD OIL ARK,
mS-eOlOt Architect u. 4, {JapitOl.
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(tHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE DWELL.
~ ING HOUSE, No. ISL FIFTEENTH STREET
N0RTHWEsT, ABOUT TWO SQUARES

TOR CAMERON.
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court Id
OF the District of Columbia. passed on the l7h a.:
1850. wherein sherman P. Brown is complain ant
and hlleu r. Smith, trustee. is defendant snail
NEsDAY. The lsr Day OF JUNE. 1881, BEGIN
MING AT o CLOCK P. M, that desirable property
lumbia. Known as Lot numbered II. in square
numbered l94. with the improvements thereon,
northwest, the houke being brick yelling OF two
stories and sBsard roof, and the lot having
FRI mt OF 23 feet inches 10th street by depth
of 100 feet. ~
Terms OF sale az provided by the decree are:
One-fhird OF the purchase money in cash, one
third In one year. and oDe-third In two years rom
ments at six per cent .nrum. the de- erred nav.
ments to be secured L. deed Of trust on the prem.
ises. 300 deposit.
CHARLES u. ARMIES, Trustee
b. b. WARMER. AuctiOneer. n20-d
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MORE GRAVEYARD INsURaNCg.-The Potts
Vile (Pal Journal says an Old man named
Bradley died at St Clair not many days ago,
Bis life was insured for IS 600. He had been
very Ill for year with q cancer OF the stomach
and was given up by his physician nine days
before his death. No sooner had his attendant
physician notified his friends that the old man
had but short time to live than S. 600 In poll
c1es was clapped on without delay. he was
passed" 10y a physician" as good risk few
days before his death.
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VHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN. D. O.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia, passed the 10th f.aH
cay =. Of H. Feo5 5ga A. u 1877. in equitySs2
Surviving Trustee viii sen st paSiic ans
ton, IN front Of the premises, to the highest
bidder, on TUESDAY, MAY 3Isr. 1881, commenc-
ing AT O'CLOCK M, the following described
real property, situated IN Georsetown, D. q viz
subdivision No. 2s. Of Lot 27S In Beatty. Hawkins
bered 27s 279. 220 and part OF lot $50, in Thel-
Eelds addition. Lots I6 to n, inclusive of lot NO
27e, in Beatty and HaWkin addition. Lots and 4
on fayette street. Lots to Is inclusive on east
eide OF Fayette street. Lot 800, in Beatty and
hawkins addition to said Georgetown, on the west
SIDE OF Market street, together With the improve
ments.
, Also Square or lot o, in Thre,keld's addition to
Also part Of Lot lat. in Beall's addition to
georgetown, being the part Of said lot owned by
the arties to the above cause.
The sale to commence at the hour mentioned
above, and VIII be sold in the order mel toned.
one, third OF the purchase money In cash, AMI the
res1cue in Six (6l, twelve U2) and eighteen (l0
months, respectively, after the day OF sale in
equal lDstalments secured by the notes Of the
plIcnater; ana reserved lien on the property
sold. II the terms of sale shall not be COMPLIED
with within ten days from the day of sale the
eserves tho right to resell the property at
conveyancing at purchasers cost deposit Of
500 on each Lot will be required at the time of pur
chase. Il. 4. ELLIOT. Surviving Trustee
m2O-d&ds 406 9Th street northwest.
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DROPosALs FOR SHEET ooppER. Rrn

PROPOSALS FOR SHEET COPPER, ETC.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR ASDj
NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON. D. c., May 20, 1881. }
sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
the sheet copper, galvanlZe sheet iron, etc re-
CURED for the Forth wing Of the building for
state. War and Navy Departme nts. in this city,
2. 1881, and opened Immediately thereafter In
preseI ce of bidders
Specifications general instructions for bidd
ana blank forms OF proposal. will be furnished to
established manufacturers and dealers in the
this Office.
THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
m20 6t 1t Col Corps Of Eng'rs.
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SPORTING GOODS.

NAB. BUPPEKT.
Hos, 4O8 and 900 7th %. NV.
HEADQUARTERS FOB THE WHITNEY UHIIr
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
the cheapest for Beauty. Comfort and Durability
In the market.
Archery AND FIBHIyG TACKLES, ORCQUET
AND LAWN TENNIS. BIOYULEA.
VGLCClPEDE4. WAGONH.
q. 7. ROLLER SKATES (au numbers) Al Prioes
10 Suit the Times. marc
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A REPORT ABOUT Ex-CoSGREssMAN O'BRrEN
CoNTRADICTBD-A report having been pub
lshed that eA-CongresSman James O'Brien, or
this city, who obtained decree OF separation
from hts wife last Saturday, was TO be married
to-day to Miss Apbie Z. Cook, the eldest
daughter OF John w. Cook, or Saratoga MI.
Traphagen, the referee, said yesterday that the
story must be unfounded as the parties were
not divorced but only separated and could not
marry again. Besides both Mr.. and Mrs
O'Brien are CATHOLICISM Y. World, PAU.
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II AIDES SHOES.
For 30 d&ys shall Offer nv al Ire stock az TI.
TER GOODS alta
DISCOUNT OF TEN PER GENT
JAS III. VENMIEYA.
febl1 $40 Ninth st., OPP Psten, C.nc~
PROPOSALS.

IeO1 ODALO.
DEOPOSALS FOB SUPPLIES
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, HAY 20, 1857
Sealed Proposals will pe received at ths office al
above Until II O'Clock noon, FRIDAY, June 10, for
furnishing Supplies to the various branches OF the
1892. -e w.
Information, samples and blanks will be fur
nished uIon app 1cation st Room. II, Morrison
Building, ~ street northwest
By order OF the Commissioners d. c..
JOHN B. CLARK,
n23-6f Superintendent Of Property
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTKRNOON.
rHAECRRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL R6-
OIATE ON NINETEENTH STREET. BE-

CHAA Haze SALE OF XALUABLE REAL rs
TWEEN P AND O STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Gu creme Court -
OF tte District Of Columbia, passed the 18th ~
Gay OF April A. D. 1881, in cause Moran Va. .4:.2
Colbnrn ct al No 1852. equity doc 81, shall sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, front of
The premises on WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF
MAY, A. D. 1881. AT s 80 O'CLOCK P. NJ the fol-
lowing DEF cribed real ats situate in the city of
Washington, District OF Columbia All Of lots Of
ground nun bered four "a ana five (6), IN sausre
numbered one hundrs d al twelve (lt2), accordIn9
to Hendersou's subdivision of said square; that is
to say. beginning at point forty nine (49) feet
south OF the northeast corner OF said square, run
ming thence south :hirtytwo (3O feet, and running
With that width to the west line Of said square,
being Connecticut avenue. and being the same
Peter j. lauritzen and wife, Gated April list 1874
al in Liber 748. folio $685. one Of To land
records FOR the District Of Coum oia together with
ali the improvements thereon. The improvements
consist of frame dwelling.
Terms. az prescribed by decree: One third cash ::
ana the residue In two equal instalmepts payable
Tefr ectvey In ak ana twelve months from the day
OF sae with interest; the deferred payments to be
secure by good and sufficient mortgage upon the
premises sold. 70 be approved by the court; or all
cssh, at the option of the purchaser. deposit OF
Stoo TO be made by the purchaser the acceptance
OF Did, Terms OF sale to be complied with within
seven days after the day Of SALE in default OF which
the Trustee shall r.adyertise sud resell the above
property at the rsk and cost Of the defaulting pr-
chaser All conSeyapcing snd recording st pur-
chaser's cost. EDWARD WU1ooLCQrT. Trustee.
DrNCAysON ppou ~ S1o losn 81. northTess
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fssEOMAS DOWLIN5, Auctionesr.

fs'EONAS DOWLlN ), Aucuo1eer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF COHCUKsN hTREET, BETWEEN
FOUk1 EGNIH AND FfFTEGNTH STR nE re-
Al AUCTION
On THURSDAY, May 18th, 1881, AT SIX -
CLOCK, on the prem lteS shall seil tot TO- 90
II Square 208. havipr front OF 20 feet inch
b. Cepth of % feet 10 au sieg
Terms: Oue-third caRh the residue In three
equai payments AT one, two j. d three year,, with
pntes bearing interest st six per cent per anuu,n
htl! pald ard secured b, q deed Of trust on the
p; operTy sold All cenyeyanciuv ct pnrch aser's
cost Fifty dolla dep sis CURED at time Of sae
Pig dads TEOMao Doe LING Auclln e,r
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

MAY PICKINGS
Is garden and highly cultivated Japan Tes, COM
posed OF the .ary picked leaves. cured with great
care natural color, AT makes q delicious drink.
Beng str, E, lTe is entry wholesome. Sold
ICED TEA. ICED TEA. ICED TEA.
Our Green; Black or Mixed Tea. at so cents per
pound, can't be equa,led in Washington for ICED
LUNCH GOODS
p:. OF every description Just received.
Potted Ham. Tongue. Turkey. Chicken, &c. :;
Boned Turkey, Tongue, Chicken &C.; Roast
Lamb. Beef, Turkey. &c. sardines, salmon,
Lobtter Dried Beef, Baked Beams Sc. &C., &C.,
&c.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
OF oil kinds. and we would name tn. celebrated
Durkee's Salad Dressing. Crosse 4 B!sckWeil,s
Pickles. A full assortment.
,sELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YOKk BOTTkR: No pains spared to keep up
Queen Olives in variety OF styes-including
small bottles at rs cents for Picnic purposes.
In fact, We give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE.
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
lilies generally. Our facilities for buying and
frelghtlng are surpassed by none, and we euaran-
lee to sell as low any other house in the city as
siso 70 eve the article, quality and quantity. as
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
Is not entirely satisfied with their purchase
ny res dence. as our Telephon at the store is
Plugged sgain for the present.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs,
GROCER,
myl9 6O4 9Th ST., bet. e and f.
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'sHHDLaAS DOWLln6, Auct;oneer.

SAIE.
Oil AND WATER COLOR PAINTING AND
SKETCHES. BY RESIDENT ARTISTS , ID
OTHERS; NE ENdRAVINGS, ETOHIN rs.
PHOTOGRAPHERS, &C., &c, ELEGANTLY
FRAMED.
AND 2ITH lNsTs AT O'CLOCK. at ATT Pennsyl-
vanis avenue, over Cark's Drug Store, rext door
exhibition Monday, 23d inst. al u day and even
IL x until the sale. GALL and examine them. m2l-6t
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EMBROIDERED SWISS MUsLuNs,

EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSIUNs.
LARGE ASSORTMENT AND LOW PRICES
30 Pieces Fine Quality ALL LINEN LAWNS, at
OhkD BORDERED. LINEN CAMBRIO
HANOkkkCHIEFS, at Is CTS. pIKCE
DLAOk GRENADINES in BROOADES OHECKS
and STRIPES: from % CTS. TO 81.
NEW WHITE GOODS"
INDIA LINENS, from 20 Ors. TO 30 CTS
FhhKSIAN LAWNS, from 25 TO S76 CTS.
ERENOH NAINSOOKS. INDIA MItILS 40 &c
PAkASoLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
SaEILAND AND CHUDDA eHAWLR.
GAVE UNDERWEAR, Isle GLOVES
OUk GELEBRATED DOLLAR SHIRT
SSAALLTGEIIA sEERSUCKERS, INDIA PONGEE
6COICH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLING
HAMS AND ZEPHYR CLOTHS.
~ AN INSPECTION Is SOLICITED
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9TH STREET.
Established lS4O. nal
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NHARLES W. HANDY, Auotioneer.

BBAASsEEMENT BRlOK HOUSE IN MYRTLE
By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated Febru- "a
airy g, 1878 and record ed In iber $50. folio al
296 one Of the land records Of the District k...
cured thereby, will offer For sale st public auc-
1ion, n trent OF The premises, on SATURDAY,
P: NJ. Lot ITO. in y. r. Gibert's recorded su0di-
vision OF square No. CTS. with improvements
Terms Of sale: One. third cash balance In six and
twelve months, with interest at the rate of six per
cent per annum, secured by deed Of trust on
property sold, or all cash. at purchasers option
AZ conveyancing at cost Of purchaser. $lOO down
at time OF SALE.
NATHANIEL CARUSI. Trustee.
WM u. SMITH, Salesman. NILS dHds
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NINE. WAsHINGTON,
VI FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKIN3 AND TIL MINING STORE
121t PeMna. a. Ve.,
Dresses, Suits, Costumes, Olosks, &c, made IL
superior style at short notice. Ladies can bsg,
seed. ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-25
DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENrs.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
WHITE LINEN LAWNS tpurs l,nen), 2sc.
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS (pure nnen), 2sc
UNION LINEN LAWNS. l2xc.
CHINA PONGEE. CALCUTTA SEERsUCKER.
INDIA LINEN. PERSIAN LAWNS.
FIGURED SWISS MUsLINS. great variety.
LOUlSINE SILKS, reduced 20 75c.
PARASOLR. at reduced prices
ROMAN STRIPED SURAHS
SILK GRENADIEEs, VELVET GRENADINES
MADRAS GINGHAMs. $50 pisces Of choice
styles in French and Scotch.
NUNS BLACK YELLING, Soc pure wool and
fine quality.
ONE PRICE.
". NJ. SHUSTER & SONS,
u2s 9I9 PennsyIvania Avenue.
SHETLAND WOOL SHAWLS,
sI.25 TO Is.
81 FRENCH FOULLE, 81 quality for rs CTS.
s-4 French TwILLED DEBEdK, so CTS.
BLACK TwILLED LINING SILK, so CTS.
PARAsoLs AT REDUCED PRICES
WHITE GOODS OF RvERY DESCRIPTION
TYLER d CHEWING,
ms 9ls 7th st. NV.