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1891 THE GREAT SC1
lCO1 PENNSYLVANIA kOUTE Il SOl

40 THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ssaub1e Track. steel RAifs.
5PLkspID scEExRY. MAGNIFICENT EoUIPxxs7.
TRAINS kEE sEEEs Mn IGN S Sea Depot
corner OF sixth and streets. a. follows:
sIsep.na Cars E 1, % Sttsbars ana Chsaso 10 %
AZ daily s1t5 ssepi . 0sFs from Hsr5 "a
sshTiMoKk AND Nd Poro s. l,sNI gssffLaoAp.
0' VIII Paflor Gsr to Ssssin: and the So.sh. s
$50 q N, daily excert sundky; $50 2. m. daily.
except sssuroas, With Palace Cara 10 Csnan-
Fer WiiiiAnlsport Lock Haven AND nrfra, q, 10 no
For sew s9e oi az. saPs e. f Eaa u 10
2;0l. loC0 ana l0l p. M. On Sunday q co.
razor Par p osr is a.s ssoe 81 s sa
70, ssoosp ; ,S y T0qsh train. connso: :.
iordins dlrsct tl.ns,sr 70 Fulton strsss sSoid.
s:N. 1000 md p IS p.@: o. sunday. 5SS
For Isiancre 10: s5S, 8 -: io 80 an, and
g; :o on sSodsY, I'd 10 DO am. 400. sd
t asi HSe .1espt s sund h m 'n0 ~ pm'
For Annspois. 20 I'M. and 40 p. m. daily. sx-
T TSX' s SSS 55ESbxASDEi1 And ~zsifsa-
For Ae1; sM % a Ca 10 "a ana II SO a..
Tor Richmond and the south. 90 and ii 10 4 =.
rr Gs s. ssd e. S. :aSsgs
;na sna il S S TO- O. o supss &C. .Dd
and 10 90 q. 10. 2 GO and .0s pm
1tckete and Information ct the ofnce. norsheam
q the DEPOT where orders can be left for the
checktas OF baggage TO destination from hotels snd
r WOOD, General PASSENGER Aren't.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager uovU
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DIED


BbErT. Departed this he AT O'clock a M.
june Il: 1881, ANNIE &. SMITH BGFNr, bel we'd
wife 81 j Brent, In the thir y nth year OF her
q. bo'E IN hook nsham county, Va and raised
al the Cd Sweet SpriDse
Funeral from the John Wesley Church Oonnec-
tent avenue, between j. and vi streets suu ,ay
ate noon next, al o'clock. The friends of thu
family are invited 20 attend.
CURE. In the fty fourth year OF her sge wife a.
Bernard Coguire. old fsmily servant of DIR
JOSIAH harcen III ontsomsr y county, Md
tnnel g. viii tate place on sunday, l2;h instant
81 , NJ. from 2ai2 street ) oTthwcst ([ie rye
town., and then proceed to EbeneZsr A. ~, r.
Church. Friends OF the family are invited 10 at
tend. q.
MCCARTHY June "a. 1881. 2. So O'Clock m,
Col JUsTUs l. MCCARTHY in the siXyy-s year
of h;s axe.
His friends are invited 70 his funeral iaay. the
l"h. a. o'ciccE m, from his late resi dence,
IuUt st north9est
By AN. Ats O'Clock on Thursday morning June
l.. Ryan
Funeral from the residence of her mother. Mrs
q freuts, 4f3 Seventh ~ southwest. at O'Clock
saturday morning. Requiem msss AZ ~. Dominic y
CT u CHI belatIEts and friends invited atte nd
STILL. At u 80 I'm. June 10, 1881. Mary H
VIE q I'hos. ". Stsei snd daughter of the late
Gee. L. DAVIS. IN the twenty ninth year OF her
sse.
Fure'al will take rlsce from Mount Zion n w.
Church. Fifteenth srd II streets. on sunday r2th
Instant. ST III O'CLOCK. Friends and acuuaintancos
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

AND MANSARD ROOF BRICK RE ,IDE NOE
AND FOUR BUILDING LOTS. on The
SUUIAMESI CORNER OF AND TWEEN
TY-F1FIH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated Maya, -
1876 and duly recor ded in Eber 820 fOlios hGl
1853 ct seq Of the land records for the Dis -.
cured thereby, we viii sell at public auction. in
front Of the pf emises, to the highest bidder. on
MONDAY, JUNE ~. 1881, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ,
Al OF lot numbered twenty COO, the east.
era half OF lot numbered nineteen (19l, and
the eas ternmost part of Lot numbered twenty one
lows; BeginpiI ut the coruee formed by the utter
section Of the west side OF 26th street with The
south side OF X street., and Running thence west
eighty-one feet and nine inches, (8l It. in. };
thence SOUTH parallel to 25th street, one hlndred
Ard twenty fonr ga, fe.t and eleven CID inches;
tSl IT, and nine inches q in to 25th street, and
thence north. with 25lh street, one hundred and
twenty four t124 fest and eleven GID Aches to the
p ace OF beslnD1ng, together with the improve
has been subdl1ided into lots A. b, y. d aud e,
plat OF which Will be OF hbited at sale. LOT has
q large dwelling house, of thirteen rooms in COM
plete order. he other lots fine building Its,
and all lave an ley outlet
Terms Of sale: One. fourth cash; balance in equal
terest from day Of ssle at six per centum per an
mum, and payable sem1 annually. deposit OF
$500 on Lot and $50 the other lots required at
time OF sale. If terms Of sale are not compiled
right to resell at the risk and cost OF the defautng
purchaser after three days advertisement in the
Evening Star newspaper. Ali conveyancing st
PURCHASER Oh CHARLES B. MAURY.
je8.d &ds FRANK 7. RAWLN0s,5 1sustees'
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Bribery Invcstigat,on a


The Bribery in.es'isa''on as
TESTIMONY BsFoRK TaE COMMITTEE LAST SrGH-.
The committee OF the New York legislature
10 investigate tie charges OF bribery made IN
tne session yesterday met last night Mr.,
bIaoIey was Lot present AZ the opening OF the
ssssion, ana b. A. Carpenter maie A strong
eas IN 10 secure an adjournment This failed
ana voluntary statements by ers were IN
order. Hiram Sisson. member Of ssse o,S Ia
stated that he had been approached last Jan
uary IN the interest OF Depew by man namas
rafgn expenses In return for bis vote In the
present canvass no direct ofIer had been mase
lin. Assembly man Bradley then appeared
and was sworn. He testified that WeAres.ar
night senator sessions met him AZ the nelsSsn
House, sought sd interview. accompanied him
10 his (BTaoleys) room aud offered him 81 600
10 vote for Depew. afterwards raising the bid
10 81 Oo0 with the promise or an additional
8 Gee IL Depew should be elected. Bradley
took the oney, ana after some debate With
himself as 10 the best method OF exposing The
transaction, concluded 70 hand n 10 Sae skar
Sharpe, Al the conclusion OF Bradleys px-
en- alton. Rufus W. Peckham as counsel for
MT. Sessions. demanded hearing for his client
~ urosr tnst the den al might go 10 the public
WIN the accusation. Mr.. Carpenter opposed
ibis. ard wished Sessions examination post
Ioned until &c day. Finally Il was agteai that
Ses sons should make a voluntary statement
His II quest TO be allowed first 20 ask NJ Rrat
Icy four or five questions WAS refused by a vote
OF four 70 three. st ssions then stated that ne
mac Lac numper OF conversations with Brad
ley with the object or inducing him 10 vote for
Depew, but that not a word was said about
money at any OF them. AT the last conyersa-
ton held In Bradley's room, the latter an
rounaed his Intention 10 vote for DapeU. hay.
Ing become convinced that hts constituents
were against Conkling and Plat Sessions
once again sought TO question Bradley but was
refused permission 10 do so. After adipurR-
ment Sessions said the questions he desired 10
ask Bradley were whether he had not told four
oiuerent persons Wednesday and before the
transactions he referred TO took place that he
Int nd6d 10 vote for Depew
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND HIMPROVRD
Y PkorhRTY IN GkOR6ETOWS AT AUG

By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
q the P;5s q n oss.s n me 80
agty De IT, # TIE ,ss Court Il the s
birhsst bidder, On MONDAY. z6rH JUsE, 1881,
CoMMt Ns1NG AT 0 $50 o CLOCK p. M. the followi ls
dc serb r. al property, viz:
Lots - and %. IN Peters Square, Immediately
mo- tn Of The canal fronting each Al feet inches
On me Nesl Size OF Coz grees street, with depth of
IT, ie.t; they viii be subdivided iato lots Of
J arts of lots Sc. 81 and SO, Old GEORGETOWN,
,tonhn. on the e..t eide of Conge street and on
the orth Size Of IL canal between Congress and
he Congress street front will lie divided into 5
lots. three Of vhi WI. be each q 40 100 feet frot
with an old f. anne stable thereon
One lot adj ling 'hese the south % SO 100
feet front, lmla owed with tTo-story Brick Build
4 lot a5j lining The last on the south. 20 9l-'0O
.nd Helen G So i 1S as"os'oy brick dwell ne
A lot on the 10th side of The canal. east of the
af me Eco one n feet irSn improved
A lot ON the east of the last ment oned one,
10 90 feet front, improved with atgo-story brick
ot Still east of the last fronting II % 100 feet.
plat OF all the he:ein before III Jned lots win
be e1hibtted at The tae. showing the metes aud
P,rts of lots 60 and 81. Old Georgetown. fronting
on the vest side Of Jefferson street. immediately
First Lot 80 feet front. 1872 4-l2 feet deep, i'm
proved with atwo story brick dwelling and Kitchen.
Sec nd Lot 20 feet front. ssme Depth ioiniog the
f1st on the tonth. improved in the same III snnsf
Third Lot, distsnt 20 fstt icches south Of the
second, SIS 70 feet 'front.' 102 4 u FEET deep, m-
proved With tie same kind and sized building, no
Fourth Lot joining the last on the south, 80 feet
1robt by ~ feet inches deep, improved with 3
oae.story frame building. brick base2ent. No.
LAG
Alt On north side of Cherry (1race) street d--
isn't 90 fee east from Potomac street, with front
OF 80 feet, running north TO the canal about 81
feet This lot Joins the mill of the Washington Il
Georgetown RailiO DAD Company on the wett. and
Is u, lmpro6d. AFRO, 3 lot joining the last on The
West, ontina 25 feet on the north side of Grace
street, and also running to the canal. Both OF
the SO lots have outlets to Potomac street. the last
improved with a three story brick wareh use
i he sale to commence at the hour mentioned
above 81. 81 Id in the order mentioned above, and
if net al sold ON that day to be continued from
day to day - the Same hour.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash and the residue
chaser. bearI = late rest md secured by deed Of
trust on the property, or the purcha or may pay
al cash at bis ytioH Convey ancin4 and rec nrd-
ing at fhe cost the purchaser. depO it OF 800
each iIIpr owed lot and $50 on each uDimprovei
let vi be requ red at time Of sale. II tie of
sale are Lot compiled with in ten days tbs prop
eIty will rtsoid at the risk and of the def suit
IL IuI Chaser.
WILLIAM KING,
GEO ". BFALt.
JEsKIN TaOM Az
Executors and Trustees OF Peter VouEssel
btNCAASON BROS.. Aucts ieI-d&ds
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RAILROADS.
BAL TIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

BAL TIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAsT LINE AND TIE ONLY LINE
The EAsT AND TBK WEST. VIA WARRINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE AtpFFYcT SUNDAY. MAY
22D. 1881
2 a5a-cHIoAG toATE 6I SSaofHHSsNaIoF AND q,
LOUIS FAsf EXPEkss A AM 81
f. kscSt Sty and Way Stations
b:t0-Ba tnoIe, Annapolis, AID Way, (Piedmo ont
sttr str Winchester. HAserssO~n. ana Way.
s:lo-P9int Of Rocks snd Way Stations.
oiFsookkHtlIL ibt NEW YORK. AND Bos-
s40-sTAUNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS
fo pnhses tot HAsssto~n and at Point Of Books
ts0c.Qn sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis
10 00aTBaLTIMORE EMPRESS tstops at Ryatt.-
vile, Collese. feitsville. Laurel. Annapolis
:OPfTs sfsffs 1 GacaGo CINCINNATI
u Ard ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
lS. 10. EMcO:s City. Annapolis and
= ss4TTssS SEE xp FL Baltimore aid Way
- NySo0{B s II MORE PhILADELPHIAANDNEw
baltimore and Wy Stations twinches.er.
rfTessrieh Mssersi ny ard Nay via Relay
REL ExfRsss tFrederick, Vat va Rslsg' s stops
:. at annapolis yanoton
Point of Rocks and Way Stati nps oniy.)
= 4o-BaltmOre, Annhpolis and Way Stations
to:t5-BALTIxORk EXPRESS fxartinsburs and
Way. via Eelay. Stops at Hyatte vile AID Lsa-
.6t5-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations
IS 45-Baltrnore aud Way Stations
93o.BAlIIMORB, HYATTSYILLE AND LAU-
ELL kXPREsS
f9-l5-pT1 TSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS
9 9oPPglL ,JP NEw YORK, AND Bos-
Ton IMPRESS. fl-eping cars New York
u Au-BAITl MORE, EVANSVILLE, ANDLaU-
BEL fAPhESs- stops on signal or to let off
y: sseDsers al any station Detwe ea Washington
aid Annapolis Junction.
fDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily, er-
cert sunday.
Al trains from Washington stop az Relay Sta
ton.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
snd Ohio ticket office. Washington Station, aud
Gig and 1851 Penn ylyar ia avenue corner l4th
street where orders VII be taken for baggage TO be
checaed aud received al any point in the city mas
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TOMORROW.
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue OF an order Of the Supreme Court of
;he District Of Columbia, will sell at pubic sae
for cash, at the Auction Store OF Thomas DawIin9
s. utbw.s st er Of Pennsylvania avenue and ll,h
street, en- SATURDAY. the l1TH DAY OF JUNE.
and interest OF the defendant in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit: 81 Gossamer Wa
ter Proof Goats; 9 pair GosSamer Leg2ings; lS
Gotsansr Aprons: 10 Goss amer Bo1nets; s pairs
Gloves lot Patterns and Gases; Rubber sheeting.
&c &C., attached ns the property Of A. 3 Soho
feld at suit OF Mary Butt No. 90, s9S. at law.
C. Z. HENRY. u. y. Marshal.
q O
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r United OO-PARTNERsHIP - The under
IL Gsned DO hereby certify that they have formed
partnership forthe sale OF lce under the name
bills or accounts will be paid unless upon vrittsn
order ng ned Inn Leetch, Treasurer once. No
$2st TsteF isr96t Ss3Ese%S. 1NSI6 81 i fes
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ONE THOUSAND

ONE THOUSAND
0,OOO pieces OF beautiful Lawps.
Sne hunoredQO0} pieces Of Figured French Lawns
ore hundred goo pieces of FIeared Linen Lawns
BACK Linen Lawns. Black French Lawns.
line ARREST assortment of new and beautiful Lawns
in Washington.
Fisnred real Linen Lawns Is. is, 90, 25.
Figured French Lawns rs, 81. 81.
flgT5ed American Lawns. $50 iieces. s. 6. 8. 10.
India Linen 1.-THE style white goods 90 25 81 81
l ace Stf1pe White Goods 10.
Two hundred 1000 pieces OF beautiful Madras
CHI ghams, largest assortment in Washington
yard wide Pure Linen. for ladies' wear, 12x
Immense assortment Of Shetland shawis 81. rs,
81: 60, 81 10, ~, 81. 50.
Colored and black fpure ST h Brocade, 81
lure Linen bleached Table Dauask. 80.
Pure Linen dinner Napkins, 70 dozen. special
bargain.
All Pure Wccl Black ace Bunting, 25
Largest assortment OF new style lined Parasols 81
to SO.
kun's Yelling. oil ceiors. pure wool. s7H.
Nuns teI1nR, wide. doub width, pure wool, so.
Apout ], 0t0 pieces of new style Dre's Goods, III.
12e. Is. 20 %, up to 81 30. the largest assort-
ment and the cheapest in Washington
We are selling the cheapest Silks i'll this city Col
pred Silks, navy blue, garnet, drab, green,
ba' and other Coiars. 81; also black and
wi lite Striped Siks, so. Lace Bunting. wide,
don hle width, al pure wool all coiors, including
black, only 50. Splendid Black Silk, 81, 81 rs,
81 90. Surah Black Silks, nearly yard wide,
SiH Ladies' pure Linen Busters, Si.25.
CAR~Ek's,
m2o I'LL Market Space.
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T 7. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctionear.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE AND Dr.
fiRABLE RESIDENCE ON GRANT STREET
BET WEN NINTH AND TENrH STREETS
MORT INVEST.
By virtue Of 3 deed Of trust. dated May -
29th a D 1874, and duly recorded in Liber AZ
No 1iS, folio $40, &C, of the land records ~.
for for Wash,nEton county. IN the District Of Coum
cared thereby, viii offer for sale at public sue
ton, IN front OF the premises. on THUHSD aY.
THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1881. AT S O'CLOCK P NJ ,
All that piece or parcel OF ground in the city of
Mafhinaten, d. and known and distinguished
az lot numbered seventy one CID. In Gilbert 4
Aliens subdivision OF a part of square numbered
three hundred and seventy FIVE (575). The aid
lot 10 lying on the northern side of said Grant
street, and is improved with very nice and com
foTtable brick residence, handsomely finished.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, of which A1OO
must be paid at the sale; the deferred payments.
with per cent interest from day Of sale. in one
and two years, scared by deed of trust and in
surance All convey sncipg at purchasers cost.
Tern OF sale to be compiled with within six DAYS
after sale otherwise the right to resell st the de-
fauitils purchasers cott
wM. 81. WARD. Trustee
j. COLDW ELL, Auctloneer je6
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HAHRfkn

IUtF-&cNEBHANkY On Wednesday. lima
= lesl III the resi tence OF tn. brides pare0ts 10y
LAURA q. NcNEBHANET, both OF WaeLIlston. ID
q. No cards.
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Waller B. WILLIAMS & Co. Aucdoaeers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
lROPER1Y ON THE NORTHEAST CORNE (
Or NORTH CAPITOL and II STREETS
NORTHWEST, DIAGO NALI,Y AUROSS
ZION THE GOVERNMENT PAINTING OF
By virtue Of deed of trust. bearing date On A,A
the 18TH day Of November, ID 1875, and ftaA
one OF the land records Of the county of Washiug-
tor, D & and At the request in writing Of the
party thereby secured, the subscriber will eel al
Iuo &c auction, III front Of the p-emiseF, on MON
DAY, TIE 2OTH DAY OF JUNE, d. 1881, AT 6
O'CLOCK 2 NJ. all that piece parcel Of ground
Ming and being situate in the city Of Washington.
III TIE county and District azores aid, aud known
and distinguished on the plat plan of said city
a. and being Lot numbered thirty go in j. Harry
1Eompson's recorded subdivision of Square mum,
pered SIX hundred and seventy six, (616, SAID sub
division being recorded in the office of the sur
ysIo OF tue city Of Wsshi ACTON in iber W F. folio
lt9, together with the buildin snd improvements
the rtoI, consistin. of three-stOry brick dive Ing
with tw0-story bricE back building and brick
stable in rear. These improvements contain one
the best bakeries in the District Of Colu nba with
81 modern appliances for carr, ing on that bust
nees, and most desirable for wishing to engage
their in.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; and balance in
sig, twelve and eighteen mon hs, for which the
purchasers notes, bearing interest from Day of
sae. aid secured by deed CT trust GA the premises
sold, are 20 be sIyeG or ali cash at the option of
tne purchaser Conveyanciag at the cost Of pur-
chaser IL terms OF sale are not compiled with in
at risk and expense of dsfaulting purchaser A
Deposit OF two hundred dollars will be required st
tes-dSds 'fffCHARD L. WALLACE, Trustee.
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nUNCANSDN BROS Auctioneers.
TEU ,S sS SALE OF yALUAgLs PROPERTY
HHo4R;IIH aEIAsT. NEAR UNITED STATES
By virtue Of deed Of trust given to us. -
and duly recorded in Liber No. 70D folio fM!sassf
1872, one of the Land Records of the District An.0
Of Columbia, we will sell on WEDNESDAY. JUNE
]5, A. 1881, AT 80 O'CLOCK P NJ in trout of the
piemises. ali that piece parcel OF ground situate
In the city OF Washington, and kno Tn and dseiy-
mated IS parts Of Lots numbered one ID and seven-
teen 40, in square numbered six hundred and
ephty alX $3.50, beginning for tlla eaid parts at
point the line Of LIST street east distant seventy
pIne feet north Of the southeast corner of said
feet to the center of twelve foot alley III said
square. laid down to be forever kept open; thence
through the center Of said alley seventy seven
feet; thence south fifty eight feet and thence east
sew, setyenty,sstyen feet to the place Of bsgIn;
sixty six q, 4G6) So uare feet being the same prop
erty which was conveyed to sarah Strong by
thomas Ewing, jr., by deed dated June 7th 1.69
and du'y recorded In Lioer d No. II. folio 3d. OF
toe laI records Of Washington county, in the
mentk. waya, easements, rights. privileges and
appu. snances to the same balop ying or in any
Use appertainDR.
Terms: One third cash balance in one and two
years. notes to bear interest at per cent paya bic
teDi annually and to be secueen by deed OF trust
chase,s cost. deposit Of 8lO0 reqai ed at time
Of sale II the terms OF sale are not CO implied with
then, the trustees reserve the right to resell The
ut the risk aad cost Of the defsulting pur
chaser upon giving five days public notice of such
resale In come newspaper published in Washing
ieadsds P pHHH =, A. bA haRSh,1E Trustees
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DRY GOODS.
SEASIDE ZEPHYR CLOTH.

SEASIDE ZEPHYR CLOTH,
POLKA DOT AND STRIPED BATIsTEs.
so PIECES FIGURED AL'-LlNEN LAWNS. at
Csc. Extra Coed Vs'ue
FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS. from Is to Soc
PERSIAN LAWNS
INDIA LINENS,
VICTORIA LAWNS.
fRkNCH NAI>SOOhS,
LACE PIQUFS.
INDIA MCLLS,
GRENAnINFS
rsUZf UNDERWEAR,
Isle THReA0 GLOVES.
SFE1LAN SHkWLs,
FANCY HOSfknY,
G. T. C0SSFTS.
LINN ULSTFRS.
COL0BED i aANNELS.
MARKED DOWN PRICES" on PARasOLs,
LRkSS GOODS AND SPhING AND SUMNER
NOVELTIES.
sE-oNE PRICE ONLY. MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
PERRY BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE CORNER 9rH srRKHr
Established 1870. te&
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CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BouoHT ana IN.
= highest caah prices paid. Also, Watches, Jew.
elrya Guns PistclA. &c. Cau or 0ddress HH6xO0.
- sth NJ near n, ave. UaxH
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BE SECURE IN SUMNER.
NATIONAL SAFE DAPOSIT COMPANY,
18th st. and New York ave.

Fre, Burgl5r and Damp PROOF Vaults from Is
to eco year. Government Bonds on deposit for
p per 2. Ue. Also receive Snyerware in TrTnks
etickrey. president; George W. Rigss. vice presi-
dent; B. =: Snyder. secretary: A. 2. 6turteyant
RySD0. m2f
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TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIEE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTlNORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing Ga from Baltimore-Every WRDNys
DAY snd AIURDAY, at pm. from foot OF
spears Nhc-i NEAR foot 8. Gay street.)
Prom NeT YCrk-Every THURSDAY and SAT-
SRDAS, al m, from Pier AZ East River (near
foot Clinton street ~
Elegant passenger accommodations Jovsst
rates frei= b. Guaranteed
Rates ot PAS. aze-Eirst class, &c. including meals
and ststerOC-n berth. Steerage. AZ MEALS IL Ia
sired, Is Ct e per meal.
A. L HIGGINS, ACT,
tbes'on v hart) BALTIMORE, Md.
te25 PIER a.. EIsr s1veey
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nUBLIC SALE OF FINE UN1MPROVED
fIOT ON TH~ NORTH SIDE OF pENNSYL-
VAhIA AVKNUE EAST: BkTWEES SIXTH
AND SEVENTH; NOW USED AS WOOD
On THURSDAY, JUNE 10TH, AT o'c,oc ~
PM we viii offer for sale the east one third ~
spd The middle ops- I'd Of original lot To rec .l..
CD, In square eight hundred and seventy three,
Terms of sale. One fourth cash, balance In three
equal inetalments, payable in six, twelve and
eashteen months with interest ss six PEI cent and
fecured by deed Of trust the prvperty solo, SlG0
oepefn required un essn piece Copyeyancaox.
recording, etc at purch xsers cost Sold fee ana
cltar OF Al incumbrances whatsoever. > ood title
or no sale. Terms to b. complied with in ten days.
o. helxies property viii De Ieso!d ct risk and cost
OF defaulttng purchaser
jes-d&ds WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10

CUNNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN, RRLI-
" Able HATTIE, 70 prepared 70 do al kinds Of
md Cd ones remodeled. Remainder the number-
10 9TH street poEfhHeGtt mAxA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-10
INDUCEMENTS EN- EXTRAORDINARY
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY!

INDUCEMENTS EN- EXTRAORDINARY
BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY,
VIE WILL OFFER ON MONDAY. THE 2sd.
FULL LINE OF EXTRA SUPER INGRAM
CARPETS, at Is cents yard; former
Price 80 cents aud 81
Also. line Of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. a! 70 and
BODY BRUSSELS. from 81. 40 to 81 s5.
MATTINGS and OILCLOTHS at popular prices.
Loose Covers for Furniture speciality.
WINDOW SHADES made to order in all colors.
SINGLETON & HOEKE,
SOl Market space
- Al orders for CARPET CLEANING receive
prompt attention. NAL
NEW DRY GOODS.
sr.o1A1 BAnaA1Sss lie e BLACK sHooADs
HLA0K sATIH DE LYON.
OOLQRED
BLACK EATIN DUCHESS.
BLACK AND OOLORKD sURAH SILKS.
HUNS BLACK YELLING.
F9 In & s g fns. Of a1'aa. DRr GOODS
T8UNuEL. CLARK 4 CO..
tpl9 sos Market Dpass.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
sf H s bless sP soS 'DnSS 81 e. q
fabrics. Among the many choice things are Nuns
nrss e Bee ana S
pred SUD. sif Grenadines IL a the new designs.
Belgian Linen shsstins and ND k 81 Win Linens al
rsns Ene sS: snd s German ana He.sa :.
ssd dsv Styles A AH t%SsRsSSnS o. en- c Sscsk sou
.ps ~ Nus z s1auS HoUs..