Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1880, Page 3

P « “ STEAMERS, &¢ PROPOSALS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. | The onowing neue east ot tacts 1s | A, AiNer'e, Dishonor and Dench, — ——— : aan = se acts 18 ‘THE TRRKIRLE TR, a, peeqmns auuomentes— | PROEeAS AG, "RSAC, ak | fH avzemroor. ——— | Qaim. ERDAS ety 1S AOR | Seve be stp Sa Cone Ane’ | Der armen whe ra toot BF Be Whart, fect of Tih street at 7 Oclock EXECUTIVE MANSION. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00, Auctioneers. | “T Sin sen, sexx 171m, Ar 10 o'cx06! ‘The Sharp Fighting im South Aimer: | °%, 0! Lowell, Massachusetts: ° frctver in & house of iit repute in Danville, Va., an. every Ormicx ov Poniic BUILDINGS Ayn GnOC*Py | | TRURTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE ON | te Attiereé Bicckof 7 Too can clans? {radlng’ of the “Puzzle for Metaphyst- | (ie, tureday, Might Giled last evening.” Het SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, Bealed Propoeais. in duplicate, for furnishing | STREET, NEAR ROCK CRERE BRIDGE, Formeny kept by Hance Bre ACCOUNT OF THE TAKING OF TACNA AND anrca. | calls to the writer the Mose, ieomartatle Come, | WHS Very ANIONS 10 tive, so Tee, lal, She For sil t'« POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS asfar | $20, spreading earth, soil snd gravel upon the |, ¥5 Yiu® Std duly recorded in Liber No: 926 7rma STREET. ‘The mest concise account of the taking of | Teuce of like nature which anautical experience | 'TCtber from punishment. ‘To correct a Wrong as Teo: 900 wnand Nomini;returning MONDAY, | Feccived at this office, nntil 12 o'clock noon, of | 724, folio 6et seq. one of the land records. ‘The stork comprises— ‘Tecna and Arica fs that given by the Lima cor- ‘Wenty years afforded. This is another of Pression ss to the name of her betrayer, she WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. JULY 23, 1880, and opened immediately thereafter. | Of the District of Columbia, and by direction of | Flack and White Laces, respondent of the Panama Star and Herald. | Whose experiences Which go to prove the occa- ated that Edwin Luther Desbert was the man nN Specifications and blank forms of proposal will be | tbe party secnred thereby, I will sell at public auc- Ruching, From it 1s taken the following: “It now appears | S!nal thinness of the curtain which limits the | WC Victimired her Owo years ago tn Marrison- Fore and Freight at lowest rates. eed et keene » fheo, on FRIDAY, Jure/ietm, A.D. iss, az@ | ace and whi Crepe Liste, | {arat the battle of Tacua, vice admiral More | HAtural vision of mortals = © | dure. ¥ der promise of marriage. aud hed gs13-1 F. J. STONE, Purser. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY, Le P ck Nea in oeuase Boe Ea Tee al Teck | Tinstons, (black and whitey) tero declined the command offered him by Pippa i in Suez. 1n command of the Isrit | TS] Seserted ber. | Her friends were anxious — ieaey Lt.-Col. Corps of = neers, U.S.A., 6 inches on M week running back 139 feet, with | Ladies’ Underwear. Kid Gloves, | General Campero the day before the Nght. The | 271 ‘Sencar ip Nocra, belonging to the Bombay | 31.4) er Lo her former home, in North Caro- ures AND, LOWEG POTOMAC | jy16-6t In charge of lic Buildings and Grounds. | improvements thereon, consisting of a Two-story .., Shetland Shawls, Belts and Pockets, disposition of the alifed forces having been owning ents oo PD Company—a company ‘The Dawrity Post aren —_ MYSTIC sting U. 8. Mail, lesves ROPOSALS FOR FIBE-PROOF | Tenor Of sae One third cash; balance in six | SVESRED yicwere, _ Wslveteemes (allshades,) | made by the latter. the former rete Ag | of the manufacturing word when ees the shooting. abd saa that wien OMe ¢ MYSTIC, - 5 . 3 Si 5 P Sl v1 -spons ea a p Supp) ie shooting, 3 19 n OMm- fects, Wharf Tih street, P ROOF. and twelve months, with interest at seven per cent | Hamburg'Fagings, Umbrellas,” Parasols, | S°cUMe SO Brave a reaponsturllty at So Cined, | American cotton was so largely cur ott ee ans son burst the door open an F, Wednealay and Prt | conven 2o}EEEMEST Burrs 2 Der annum, secured by a deed of trast on property Hair Switches,’ Coste’ Cotton, rapes. Gnly consisted st 120 Peruvians and’ s2% | War ofthe rebellion. ‘The fine was under the | {curd Thomas by ng in the ol, Huiverside: Matthias, Pope Creck, proveese atmuoron, auizana tity} | Selaown cudag oteuls. F7™ PuFoRAgers COW | | The entire tock willbe glowed withont reserva, at | Hollvians, v.20 In all, Deades some 20w | andgement oi Wiliam F. Steams, “now do. Be ie Deyarnette, f Mattox, Blackistou's Tsiand Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed ‘Proposals for jy6-eod&ds G. L. SHERIFF, Trustee. Cron Mai Ppt tnd 3 more in Arica, too far off to render any | CC®*¢d. sch Of late fessor Steargs, of i On the the agotites of death, Point, Kineaie, Love Landing’ aud | Fire-proof Koct and ‘addroseed to the mmder- Wikis OWLS se ee eee gatesman, | assistance. Re nes aes a eee = hited ne Sar ea nies angle | She ty naan comes eee a i + | signed, e 2M. MAS DOWLING, joneer. w oft wing onel 8 u 3 ch enadie 2d received five Wound ne Penetratl ‘ Manaxer. | a frre-proof roof on this building, in conformity to ON. THE Wi Pp ENTE: | TRUSTEE" F War The Chilians, instead of attacking in front, cineod es epee h. 1h Tbe, Bett eke nn Just above the hips, one oa = | ian aud specineations at thiniicn which those | HeTWEEN MASSAONUSETIS AVENUE |” FURNITURE OLLPAINTINGRSISEGORE | 8S seems to have been anticipated, poured their |" Prcved, only to see Lis riches Hoat out dentireay three ‘Doaroene HE STEAMER “ MATTANO.' | desiring to propose are invited to examine. AND O STREET NORTHWEST. ETEGERE, OARPETS, BEDDING, TABLES, | Whole force on the left wing, which was rein- | '\edlps tide, and leave his family but p ee b the hand. Dejarnette (Captain ik. E. Hows.) | Bids from persons not experienced in such work, Virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date CROOKERY, Xo., BEING CONTENTS OF | forced again and again trom the reserves under | PTOWed for at his untimely death. TB, Rnd Gave tor Bie ole ene ok the of8- Fisving been horonghly overbanied or whose ability to exeente it promptly and in the | se ier aay of Suiee 8h, and duis reso’ HOUKE No! Ti’ FOURTENNTH STREET | Montero’s command. But to reserves that |. 7be Neera was Ising tn Suez roails, the e and gave up his pistol, saying he had ac- and repair «in the most substantial best manner is not satisfactorily shown, willnot be | in'ziner S03, fold 18’ oho ot the lsnd aed NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. could be brought up could repel the irpetuosity. | DEINE Lot yet open, awaiting passengers, Pardee Whit he had come for, and was pre a ar ls reer Cia records for the District of Columbia, and by direc: | By virtue of a bill of eale, recorded in Liber and stubbornness of the attack on the lett wing, | Belore sailing on ber return voyage to Tree at ARS fate the Law Hight Imgoee, grery Tuclay, ‘Thuinday and Sanday at7 s.m.vas | factory to, the Secretary of War will be required | ences Shi tah os PRIDAT. dur iGes oak oF | Ditted couaeke, one of the land recarda for and the reserves which had been sent to its | Zhe Peninsular and Oriental Company prison. th nt bY A LOMber OF persaie follows Tuesdays, for Colton’s, Nomini and | from the bidder whose proposal may be accepted, | Iey = lnaba ar'6 O'CLocK, uafrontof tepremises, | tecsrdea fo ume a, Te See hes oF assistance were finally driven back on the al- | Sip Carnau Fp te a de who bh salid Prospect It 1. On Thuradaye, for Mattox Orcekand | snd the right to reject any or all proposals isre- | the fcliowiby property, viz: The northern part of | lana vacorde ior Waeniagies one he eet wan | Teady Weakened right wing. With an enemy | the same port, and only watting malls and pas- 0 aying sand iandigus in Me Glenenteneo, | Eat Superintentental he Bet Lot No. 22, in square No. 157, 20x120, together | sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, lérH'Jorx, | double bis own numbers at the outset, five | Serkers. It happened that the passengers for eresk ‘wae sclbte" inate evita and ceeers: | =e a | ie tho iy Fhtns Bucings chstaiaing ive | fio tee cOMMENcuS. at 10 lctoce a X98 | limes the artillery. reseed ty the alles ana | {i two steaners came across the istims vas trees > 0-8 a ve 1e premises, all the Household and other Furni- | the army now flushed with sure signs of vic- ether, 2 bid. Sriend gees . ‘She PE sat-im Siete wit RAILROADS. “htba Cne-tuird ca the renitue tn two canal | Wei ahitrenonat is mic atceied ious | Log, Mente camld Not hope to win the day, | Mates wet, the one Lo jbn the Neer, ot vue bad act he ea a - ~ = winced ne ete ead erelve moa eh es although he fought as all seem to have fought! ie cs Gay was ape we that she had fallen a vietiia to the Neuro: kaxproutursswoxuos | 7560 ene ouear | qg¢ | [ne cectatcntier ot net atgrmta’l | "WLR Mehetacr@acumcigaree™ | tne ita gogl eign’ abn | in specail on te of teri sche cee mn Ap PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE paid, and secured by ad ‘ust on the propel Cottage Sete, Pe at wy e@ Was compel retire, and to leave S g thelr experiences ader arrlage had betraye BIEAMER LADY OF THB LAK. TO THE NORTH, WESTAND SOUTHWEST. | fold! “Serveyancing, ke.vat purchaser's cost wioe | Sollee Acts Tables. Bureaus. Tacna to the mercy of the Chilians. After this | Ptlea, and, naturally enough, there w rbot thet Sanit thee te man tee 81.80. Second- fare, 75; Ro srienaig teeny Sas gidecat El 5 deposit required when th Vas eee oaTnete, throuchout the house, (Brassels and | disaster it was seen that al of pacinaze be ween them as eps mn | Chelfe o1 an oper inte the tear aceere ‘Srip, $1. Leave 6th at. wharf MON- TS EREEOT oe rh, $y6-d&as TNDREW I. vovor ¢ Trustees. <TsiD. ARICA MUST FALL. ative merits 01 nd as 02 | edged the J Of her fate ang expreasad Dave, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 5-80 p. TRATES DERE RIO TOR toe pec, | Oe __ SRE e soree Mattresses, Bedding, Crockery. - Once the conquerors had reorganized their uid first ‘coral strand.” | Sch that every virtuous "an et wid mm. Leaves Norfolk alternate days at 4'p.m, stop corner of Sixth and Bstreets, as follows: Fiated Ware, O:1 Palitings, Lace Curtains. forces, they Sent 6,000 men by train to Lima, | @ ch these “griftins” were to be aott aac hes ; Seat be artoael ng at Alex dha, Piney Point, Point Lookout abd For Miata et Soy ata with Sloop TO-MORROW. Ficrere, Lamberinite times Tables. where they encamped on the 4th of June, under } {ted tuto their duties in the “civil service,” | Went Set! ming bee cues = MAU RIVER LANDINGS. ing Cars to Loufsvili and Chicago: 10:40 Sian DOWNS With mhucrams other articles. the ccrnmard of Gen. Baquedano, He, ‘appar- | C0, wiuich they had been newly appointed she car her brother migt Btesmer JOHN THOMPSON, above wharf Bun, daly, with, Sleeping Garg from Harris, OMA’ ‘Auctioneer. WM. B. MOSES, Holder of Billof Sale. | ently unwilling to shed blood unnecessarily, he Carnatic wes the first to be re not be pre no punishment MONDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at | [Ute ta Cincy since Car to Pitisbane, HOPSEHOLD FURNITURE. Fine sewrna | 2254 JOS. ROSENBAUM, Trustee. Fee eee ere ae aaetiaon “could nee Told.) PENCO Trap aes 10 whe mbraing; the Ne etght to be had done only Te mahi. JOHN GIBSON and & O. KNIGHT ALTIMOKE AND POTOMAO RAILROAD. MACHINE, MARBLE SODA FOUNTAIN, | gz THe ABOVE SALE I3 POSTPONED until | WieiP scan re es ee mmNenT resist, aud } Corls fh the evening Fhe erent rele Bours | what was right and what he should have don Pier 41, Ex" ikiver, N FoR SATURD ANE St oo een eee eg ante Noriaat GUONTER; TAD BHOWOASE, MARBLE | TUEeDAY. 20ru Dax OF Jue, 1880, and will be | surrender. ‘The answer was’ “Net umietke | at breakfast. time we had passnd” Suadaan | SHC EAVE an account of the details of the shox Georgetown st p.in. MONDAYS. Te ee ee ee ee : arse. fold at suction rooms corner ith and D streets | Tet cartridge is fired.” Once more ne a ‘a | Island, were out of the Gulf of Suez, and into s follows: She sald that her brother came ‘Tickets, Riaterooms, &c., 20 to General Offios, Except Batuniae with Pulses ‘Oare'to Canax: | HORSE, BUGGY AND Warwess, aT avo. | Borthwest, commencing at 10 o'clocr a.m. jyi6-3t | last cartridge ts fired npraes Sent, 200 | the Read sea proper. Breaktas; wan ade to the door and asked for her and on her appears Under Nat. Diet. Bank,opp: ‘Trescury Department. Galena ard Watkins a TION i ‘agi 5 He OTT are el ee ER, EE Ee Ind ae ne ae eae, Was Served OD | ance requested tosee Pconduct= D WOOD, Sec’y. g 2 a DAY. _ RUSTEF'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV- | Consultation with his brother officer, returned | eck, under Gouble awnings of heavy canvas. nim to ” m1 Site et S| LOE Te oretoce: in-tvont of my galerie, shad ED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY: ITE. | the came answer, and then prepared to Agus to | The young gentleman who had let his triend | {ie uray wna’ iorrod’ hy ond a RB NCKFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS | gq°e™ Voit cag’ the East #:00 a.m., 2:00 and | eell'a Gefictal contrac oF atta gual ALT RERS POOR AND-AHALF STREET, | the lest. Juan Moore, in command of the | tbe day before scemed somewhat depressed in | {HC doer And locked it in arene aoe: MONKUF AND THE SOUTH. 10:00 p.m. On Sunday, 10:00 p.m. Limited Ex. | niture and other articles. = BEUWERN 1B AND © SOUTHWEST: ON | Morro, and Loco Marsiho of the Mancocapac. ring breakfast rather auxt- | Ove th the family Dae She weomekt tae jaa a ee RS press of Puliman Parlor Cars. 9:30 a.m. daily, jyl5-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. RD BOGE ee ee | The Peruvians seemed to haye been under ‘ths Capiain, at what tine did'we stop last | rach on the tan tobe taken from the : Mail. Jos ee Bea oe ae eette - | same delusion here as at Tacha. They had 7 se and pro . ; “i a direct transfer to Fulton. et = F 7 OF Gt By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Cont 4 epg . es arin tals caine: - Telling her 1) as Tmapossible, Capt | From Opp pee hart, | fog dou ferriage acrome NewRamecty™ | 2*LRREL neQuE es exe PNET ONMEG: | of te Bincict of Contin nentea ia equity A | Jose, sana risa and the Morro were to keep | | Not fo take soundings anctinced that te had cone to kl hers "Sho morpay<2p_wsp-| roespak’” rung. | For Pilladelpnia, 8:00 a:m., 2:00, 5:40 and 10:00 p. STANDS bao ae ACOR ORE t | Conse No. 7222, the understened Trustee will up a weil sustained fire on the Lord Cochrane, | |. No; the ¢ngines have not been eased since | fnrounced that he had come to Kill her. She | nny et ak mal tea ea naan m. On Buntas, 5:40 a6 10-00 pan. By virtue of & deed of trust elven tome, duty re- | Mer for eale at public auction, in frontot the pre, | the Magallanes, Covadonga and Itala, wuteh | leaving port. Dopheed Dis meg abs Salling Ok TA cee | UEDA nt} one Express, 9:30 & To. daily, except Bunda corded in Liber No. 939, folio 352, et of the | Bikes, on TUESDAY, the 27h Dax or Juix, at 6 | were sure to open fire. Dut, alas for human | The tng man seemed much surprised, ana | ¥4 so Pe sad it pig amy 6PM. nee a Ree ae at ead and | land records of the District of Golambia, Till sell} OCLOCK £ Mi, Lot Ui, of Ubtnan's sabdivieion of calculations, the enemy marciied around, taking | finaliy’said that he had a most vivid and re. | ommenced ve Ha So a a Cee cn eee nraen, | _ Rauliays 8:00, 10:40'a-m., 640, 9:90 and 10°00 | SRal, in 1) ococe Aare at mibiie auction on | Heme day,aUihe hone of Seuock Bias the Tillage of Azapa, OccURe ere aay eee | proceeded to rein i treme Ne | Histol was -empticd. ‘iter conversation | First-class fare, 81: Ronud Trip, 81.50. Tickets p.m. a the premises, No. 607 Louisiana avenue, between fe 24 dob ana | the nights of the sth: h day bre: “In my dream ti eal ) me . | Indicated a degree ¥ R i ets Fope’s Creek Line, 640 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., | te Prem by two three story Brick Housce Noe 224 406 and Wehts of the sth and 6th inst. Atdaybreak | _ y dream tt appeared to me that the ated a degree of ci Barrel | ogame roc odie at W: Hood's Sous Fos” | PO gsay, ecoepesanday. Sa alana oe cas aso eatin ee His, "on ys street aud immediately thereafter. in | Of the 7th the men in the newly constructed | Sicamer was Stopped ‘during the nigut, aud | greater than 1s usual with women who \sth st. ald N.Y. ave. ‘Lickets good | Eor Annapolis, 6:-402.m. and 4:40 p.m., daily, ex- Que Gaacter Medsam Howcles Printine Piven front of the premises, part of Lo? ¢, in square 536, | forts to the east of the Morro saw no signs of an } that] went en deck To ascertain the cause. 1 | NW) Der Way of Site. Dejaraciie. Sed ss othe st: and & F. DODD, azeat ‘cept Sunday. Lot Job Tyre Lat Pice tere "| bewinning for the same at the southwest corner of | enemy, but at the booming of a gun from sea- | S@W a boat pulling off trom an fsland to Later pa young man, and holds the portion of ith st. wharf, Washington, DO, | ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIOKSBURG RAIL Lot Lonw Primer Type, Lot Nonpareil Tye tsid lot; thence easterly on Virginia avenue 110 | ward” . cept us, and a Jantern was waved to arrest our raph operetor at Browns Summit, XC. D. F. KEELING, Avent MAY AND ALEXANDAIA AND WASHING. | Lot Type Carce, Lot Stands, Iuuposing Stone, | {£4 thence morth 20 fect thence westerly varaliel | "tug GROUND WAS ALIVE WITH CHILIANS, attention, As the boat came nearer I saw my } Paved with reat contness, He remarked that Git allowed on batch the | For Alcumida 1, a0, 9, 12 a.m.,4:20, 6:20,6-25, | Terme sci. °° gh sald treet 2 fect fo the tewinuina, improved by | 204 NID Obe splendid charge they took the‘trsta] friend Morton standing. in the stern. pore of avenging the tarnished howor oF Mls 3 io im~ P fn § and'ii : a sto ick House used asa Restaurant. the rear, g EVETY SO 5 ne ga a sali cing arnis onor of bi Se ee re Coenen: oe eee enn seer Ce EU pS ‘Terme of eave, an preeeribed by the decree: One- | next was taken in like manner, and every man | Sike, Morton, what bri 1 Mr Mn grt gg ~ Wipe Prone For Richmond acd the South, a.m. daily, and third of thepurchase money in cash and tho west- | there also Was bayoneted. While tis was going Whim plainer, nor {i tee more Arhocete GLa Vib eee ni) ERCHANTS AND MINERS’ 5:20 p.m. daily, except Sunday WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. due in equal instalments in six. twelve add eighteen } on the guns from the Morro were fully oceupled | distinctly th hen he sald, ‘The Carn | might bave tn store tor ty The two are tho i ap z i Traine leave Alexindvis for Washington, 6,8, 10 | W. eon aortne, Math interest, A deposit of @50 on each | by the Chillan squadrons, and had such not | has struck and gone down; the ps Gulldren of the late Dr. Dejarnctte, of Caswell TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. a.m. ;12:50, 3, 5, 7 and 9:05 p-m., and 12 mid- | TRUSTRF'S SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME | Parcel fold will be required when the property i8 | peen the case they could not have been turaed | <eTSand crew aye on an island’ ¢ county, N. C. homber among thelr fant. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN ie On bunday at 8 and 108.m., 7 and 9:05 BE ee iS Fen aes Fron na Oraale to be complied with in | s7ainst the foc now preparing forone inal rash; | safe, and we want your Ship to ta he Cees OF the best penple in this BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. cketa, Information, sleeping and parlor car ac. fh a Jy16-dkds__'THOR.E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee. | to capture this post,so long desired. The charge | board.’ 1 dreamed ‘that our ship stoppea until | *€ctlen- a a et SOUTHEAST. = ms = s a ma e NES . a eawecas mn ee _| was inade, and, after a desperate ficht, i-U6 other boats came off with the ren 7 4 : a lis eae ey “from foot ot commodations can es je procured awn iemnia ave pe, ate of cS deed St Seat oes pices fh rpuomas DOWLING, Anctioneer. ha, I Tell, a few only Oni AIA SecA People, and that Dep oe proceeded. nr siseee Ba i ge ’ - i 3 tee € J 5 a nortbeast corner 6th and Pennsylvanis avenue, an: Liber No. 900, folld 281 et seq., one cf the. : VA PROV. escaping to the plaga, where they all gallantly he harration of the dream made a profound | ° glad, soraid iy x e from New Every BGM ESbay ana SAT. | at the depot, where orders can be left for the eheck- | land records of the District of Columbia, and by | CHANCERY BALE. OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | met their dea Pere SEN TO eae a: | termeaion upon the passengers, but'the cap: | stat controversy ese of beer PRDAY, at 5 p.m., from Pier 48, ever, (near | Ing of baxwage to destiustion from hotels and resi- | direction of the party secured thercby, 1 shall sell THIRTRENTH’ AND ‘YOUBLEENTE SES | batteries were undermined and the vaults well | tain, as in duty bound, lasgued it off “Tike itched x onuibutions “Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest | “°°, p raRMER, General Passenger Agent. DAY, duty 22D AD. 1800, br 6 wekoce NORTHWEST. Stocked with exploaives connected with the | Young man proved a jolly sort of fellow, but | Slane ot ihe tect iti te ek FAS eee ines, #5, including meals | RANK THOMBON, General Manaver. uy26_ | Par , the followiow described real estate amd prem- | Under and by virtue @f a decree of the Bu See ey Cae a Raa re eneatOn Deine i | ee Grace, coe creamer” during the Test Ot | fetrer trom Gir Pullip Elves to a wr. ADDER, OE tes of passave—First clase, 85, i in ; ‘ a jourt of the Dirtrict of Columbia, ey § he possession of the ene- yy age , ‘> , gd a aa q sudetsterout berth. Bteerazé, $2, mesis, if de- | aLTIMORE AND OHIO HAILHOAD, | inston, in the Distiet of Columbia: Luown and | bearing date on the 13th day of January, Ac ML | my they would blow them up. itis aseervad | _ ON atrival at Aden, five days later, berore our | ORM. Sir PItip, Soto. six years s - Bired, B6c. per mies). aS B ms deniznated and deseriged ae the ground. plan or | 187, and passed in a certain cause ending | that Moore betore he received bis death wound | ach hailed by a boat | £¢1¢d to stop beer-drinking among his L. HUGGINS, Agt., THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. Plat of said city as Lot B 2. in the recorded subdi- | therein. in which Martha A. Keys and others are | touched the button and destroyed them. Some | Wb atched from the Peninsular | Yesters When they were at work. He did 80, tt Gorton Who. HL EU eet MD. | mt tonal Houte and Short Line to the | vision of square nine hundred and three (90}), be: | Pindar and Dennis A; Keys aud others ara de- | 400 Peruvian soldters were blown up with the | abd Orieutal office, and asked it we had any | &EPC Sone Sonne tat EAST RIVEK, S ortahd Southweste feet irem the southeast corner of eaid sadare, ana | 3M0v au Order of reenle at do wawand comt or tne | battery of Santa Kosa,they not Uaving had time | NEWS of the Carnatic, that ship belag a | Pued + hd Hunt the men gor sullen = = = = To taxe effect Sunday, Ma} 1380, at 1:30 p.m. }° runing thence in a line with G street southeast in | defaulting purchaser, passed on the 8th day of July | to vacate it. ey overdue. | We had no news to gi at our Abe wor xeited, All this LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE LER WhetTN ATOR a due west direction thirty-eight (38) feet and one | A-D- 1880, the undcrsicned will sell at public auc THE FIGHT SEAWARD, Greamer quietly remarked to me, “You may het be a tiseeenas ce toe eon ON, ae eee 5-08 s.m.—Baitimore, Hilicott City and Way Bta- | (1) inch; thence duo north ‘sixty fect: thence duo | HCD, in front of the premises, to the highest bidder | too, was severe. ‘The Cochrane, tt is learned | find that there is iuore to my dream than rou | ™lschlef be found traceable to the enormous WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA | yons_ ast thirty-eieht (38) feet a1 = then therefor, on MONDAY, the 97H Day OF AUGUST, A. 5 e a1, Ww’ supposed. guentity of beer which 1he field hands drank. sf « y-Cilit ¢ nd one (1) inch; thence from Chilian sources, received one shell, which, posed. | OR nia itls Oh ders | 0:50 8-m.—t Baltimore Express. ate routh sixty fret to the place of beginning, with | +2580, AT 4:30 o'oLock P.M all that certain | entering one of her ports, Killed 26 men. The few hours completed our coaling, and we | BUtessome Uqutd refreshment was necessary Connecting ai iadelp! yde’ 6.55 a. m.— Baltimore, Anpspol!s and way. (Pied- | improvements theroon, consisting of a Two-story | Piece or parcel of land situate and being in the city | (ute Sees is , : DOG tee toot Ri atther What Was to be substituted? Sit Lines for New York, Boston, Provi- | got, siraabuns, Winchesior Hasemtoee, Breas, | apbroxqments of Washington and District of Colambis,an known | CoVadonga received several shots and had to | Were off again for Bombay, On arrival at that ingeniously Pty dence, Fall Hiver, and all points in the = aoe Merias of gate One! ? and dist Dist OF berun aground. When Logo Marsino, com- | Port we heard the news of the loss of the Car- DECHONELY Sit Upon week tnrowous et 2 po! tick and way, via Relay.) ‘Terms of cale: One-half cash: balance in six | 854 distinguished on the ground pist or plan of said OBO 5 Teade up with alk ar, and his New Engiand States. a 8:10 a.m.—boint of Rocks and way stations. and twelve mon‘hs, for notes bearing interest from | city, according to the plats filed in this cause by the | Mander of the Peruvian vessel Mauco Copac, | batle, and the circumstances were just as nar- fog Le oe See. Se Through bills tine Days. £:35 8.m.—Stauuton and Va. Springs Express. | day of aleat eivbl per cent per annum, andse- | COmmissioners on partition, ae the east twenty one | saw the heights taken, he knew there was-bui | Fated to us two Weeks before. The sulp struck took to it keenly, | Since then he has ex roe : ' E is his laborers at har- Mondays, at § p.m. gaiimer 3 New York. Philsdelphis Boston ang | cured bya deed of trust qu propenty sold. All | fect and sleven inches (21 11) front by the depth of one hope for him, and that was to stnk his ship, | na rock near Shaduan Island, some 12 hours | ad better work done & ore Express. Parlor car ne Bee aa nis enlp From Weehin, xu From eae (00 down cn | one hundred and forty-four (144) of Lot numbered few York and | conveyancing at purchaser's cost. $! So, steaming gently out, the plugs were opened, | after leaving Suez. The passengers and crew | Yest tine, apd the women have been very Fe, Usdelphia. di le, if Ni twenty-three (23,)in rquare numbered two han- . oa s Libba 2 q Pamet a. rateful for the change, becau: s Sir Philip Ercight received daily until p-m: | Georxetown | '900s.m.iOn Sunday only—Baltimore, Annapo- | with withih ive days from day of hale tue these | dred snd fifty (250,)towether wit tue appurien- | H¢and his men took to the boats, and the ship | Were landed on the island; the steamer subse. | €Fe!ftl for the change, because, ‘money, than foods received and del: vered at Washington. eunen Teserven tho rahe to resell the Weobesty ar thor eke | ances to the eame Belonging. Kesled overand went to the bottom. Beloved | quently slid of the rock apd went down indoep | scihens” supniying Gold ten, to eee ERS Wharf, {oot of 12th street. eal 9:10 a.m.—t8t. Louis, Ohicseo, Columbus and | and cost of the defaulting parchaser. ‘Terms of sale, ag prescribed by the decroe: One. | 28 he was by the commanders of neutral ves. | Water, During the night a steamer's lights | [OUPCTS:, DUPPIMITE cold tea, to bis, friends 22 South Wh: ree Panini Geners — sON | Pittsburg Express. (Connects for Hageratown and | jyl2-eokds DANIKL McLAUGHLIN, Trustee. third cash on the day of ale, or om the ratification | Sels, the laws of neutrality did not allow them | Were seen by the shipwrecked crew, and a boat hy MCh, eer ee Wastibeton a0 | cinnati ana Louisville, dally: Grafton toGandusny, | WVALTERB. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionoors. | C0 Tayapie cemi-snbualiy, and Payment ot prin« | Tezdered bimselt @ prisoner to the captain of | fricnd Morton went in the frst, boat: the ro- | [natin s dun tes tiie thluest oF NEW YORHK_ROTTERDAM. daily except Saturday. TRUSTEES’ SALE “OF _VERY_ DESIRABLE | cipal and interest to be secured by'the bood of the | {he ltala. In less than three hours. from the ante! Ba ine oo Dae Steamer oon | Isdrunk, te faverite liquor of the harvester 18 sr 1. — I hK AN] 2, ” firdng of the first shot all was over, and the | 0 board, and the rescuing steamer proceeded . ‘The first class -t rs of this ine ‘‘AMSTER- 10:00 a. m.—Baltimore Express. Stops at Bladens- BRICK AND FRAME HOUSER, WITH LOT urchaser, with a surety or sureties, to be approved J x3 5 Ex buttermilk. Then, in other places, a weak DAM," “KOTTERDAML” “SCHIEDAM.” “W. | DUT, College, Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis June- GF GROUND, ON MUSTREET NORTH AND | by the ‘Trusters. "A deponit of cue hundred and | Cbilian lag waved triumpuantly over atica, | Oh her voyage to Suez Except that ano ruel of Cet meal ‘and water, kept in a cool DQ CHOLT ES, ob ORLAND Soe araAS’> | Non, Jessup's and Hanover. NINTH STREET WEST: | fifty doliare will be required at the time of sale,and | The foreign men-of-war had taken on poard | Steamer, not the Neera, rescued the party, the | FTUCl Of fat meal and water. kept in a. cool Garginerihe U. 8, si ibeNetheranda (ate | ie gaprm-—Daimors Annavol, Rideott tty | | py" of two dea of trigtto dated a convey ane EE RGR PETER oe Purchaser. | hundreds of women and children of different | dreamer told the story a8 well as it could be | Eline, 't teiter them Leek lor tie mich ance os Sompany's Dock, Jersey City, regularly on Wed- “85 p.m ugust 27, J875, an er 22, 1875, anc a i hationalities, otherwise the horrors would have - er nag eye J ‘eaday :35 p.m.—tBaltimore and Laurel Express. 79 5 Rockville, Md. ; TEAS r pe reamer's " for the boys, it Is the height of folly to let them fst Cabin, 260-70. 24 Cabin, 845-60. 926 40 p-m.—{On Sunday only, Baltimore and Way. | foie Wie of thee lana’ reeseds 4 Wushington, D- A. THOMAS BRADLEY, ¢ Trustees. | Deen increa aoa woe ie Hegel s was chown hin ae the very moment tie ship: | STINK stuft that ities to tele heads as thie day BH. CAZAUX, General Agent, 27 South prepa New York, Philadelphia and Soston | ©., and at the written request of the party sectived | 16 seuawaaes > meee Rt stores were broken Open, andl we miereees | wrecked people were emearking upon the | Wears on, Gnd makes them, as Sir Philip says, Bt., New York. For passage apply to W. G@. MET- :m.—Balttmore and way stations. (Win- thereby, we w: My at public auction, in front of a Arica was {n flames. Nota single house ts left | Steamer which came to their ald, and that the poley and “rough with the horses.”—London ZEEOTT & CO. 925 Pennsylvania, avenue, Wash Frederick, Hawerstown and way, via Belay.) | ae as teeh At gan Te ee Oday Of AU JPENCANBON BrOS., Auctionoers. standing. Itissald Admiral Hiveros has de. | Neera was Lot ten miles from the scene at the | Telegranh. Deposit Building, corner New York avenue and Ro et errr i ge ee parcel of ground described as parts of lota uum- clared that if the Chillans came to Lima tt will | time. THE DRIvek squinted into the box several 16th st. pw a4 we RE Ries a polls Dee aren na ane U7 aoa fia, piuare Rumi THREE FRAME HOUSES AND TWO VACANT | share the same fate a8 Arica. Admiral Montero ioiny eats An Soe to show the | times, pounded tt on the side, squinted in some 7.35 pmn.—tPoint of Frederick, Hagers- our tmandred, Ns ik for the & OTS NER OF G AND FOURT Is reported to have arrived at Puno on the 17th en, al system of Ube | more, and finally sald to the last passenger aia tiiee NEM Lore Tuvae taneen: | wrt, Winchester and Way Ststions. On Sunday | *prointon Mt street north. distant elehteen fect RUE AT AUCTION PENNSYLVANIA 4) ult., after bis retreat from Tacna. The number has arrived, that the only letter address t In the SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. to Point of ‘Rocks and Way Stations oni: nt h x that got in, “You didn’t put any tcl 4 : 5 i r cpus - of men which he carried inthe fight at Tacna | edto the writer which ever falled to reach him | {2! aeolian Anoaseln aaa Way Sta- | LuBdred; therce north eizhty (80) feet; thence ran- | On HURSDAY AFTERNOON, Jury 22p, vo be i) : Le ‘The passenger, who was a stranger, put ‘The steamers of this company will sail every Sat- tit? D- ning west eizhteen (18) feet to 9th ‘street west: | arGo'cLOck, we will Bel, in front of tho is stated at 400. ‘The remainder dispersed after | 10 Al! Ms twenty years’ wanderings went down | in the ticket but misiate rpreting the zeal of the turday from Bremen Pier, foot of 34 Hoboxen. | “ons, cent ra Oona thence runping north, along 9th street west thirty | Premises, allof lotaS and’9, In equate 820, the action. nthe Cart Griver, whispered to a cluizen who was alongside ‘Bates of fassare From New York to Havre, Lon |e eee yo mbas Express. | (50) feet; thence turning aud running east fifty (50) | linproved and unimproved, and will be subdivided = ol bim, “If he tries to get the tickets out of th don, Routharupton and Bremen, first cabin, 8100; | Sigeping care.) Obicasd daily Baltimore E: feet: thence south twenty-seven fect: thence west | into five parts, as follows: Ascending Mount Mitchell. ‘The Education of English Girls. bex that in broad daylight, when there are Second eatin, £60; steeraze, $30; prepaid rae Fw {Philadelphia and Baltimore Express. | gixtcen (10) feet; thence sonth elhty-thiree (33) feet fronton 4th strect, at corner of Oatreet, | The road to Glass’8 crosses several spurs of | Erglish girls are taught—or were in my time Sitar op ebony Jae ee ete gata pertifoates, $24. For freizht oF apply r ay Bnd Laurel ay Btatior feet to M street north: thence along M street north Gepth of 62 6-12 feét, improved by frame | the Great Black range. ‘This range takes its | —b. a kind of system which tends to multiply | Re:sergers in the cars Low he must yank ‘em OELRICHE & CO, 2 Bowling Green, New York. | &: aT Ratt Way Slaten eixteen west, to the place of beinning. dwelling and stor funereal color from the bal: ith witch it Hahiees , siya itiply | out after dark, when there 1s nobody in the cars W.G. METZEROTT & OO., 925 Pa. ave., Axenta E é more and Wa) ‘ons. ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money to be | © 29 fect front on 4th street by same depth, im- : S sara with which its | ‘:ccomplishments” rather than useful knowl- | watch ing bi for Washington. seple Boo p-m-—BALTIMORE AND LAUBEL EX- paid in cash: balance in ix and twelve months | proved by frame dwelling. 3 summits are covered—a tree which will only | ecge. A certain routine of teaching 1s gone fn Cc Cincinnati, Chicago ana | {7e™ day of sale, with interest; secured by deed of | "YS feet Gn iii etroct be same depth, yacent lot. | STOW above a height of four thousand feet. ‘The | threvgh, and you come out of the sehool-toorn Rariy to bed and early to rise i ing cars to St. Louis and Pittsbars. ii lod wi i - | proved by frame house. as 2 ‘ennes ke an angry tre- | marrisge, at which period custom allows you THE OUNanD Gieawsiie Ouray tim. | ,#fepm-—tBalkinore, Baceanbury and Lanzel | FHCHe the nitty Rani onde days noteae at | athe ee 8 eet OY Seve OF 00 fot, wae | wlendous shadow. Upon the, summit a, the | to diepace with surtace ‘realities OF llts mais MARRIED. ITED. ‘xpress. m od 5 vi y | devote yourseif to realities of life, miti. Me Between New York and Liverpool, Call~ | 1018p. m.—tNew ZORE, PHILADELPHIA, | te TiEk and cost of The CC VEN TOM ee pilis Property is fnely located, facing park om Taflune trom a precipice, and was buried by the | gated as they are for the well-to-do. On| | PRINOF—WFRSIFR. June 9th, 1880, at Monnt ing at Cork Harbor, BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Bleeping JAMES WHITE, '\ Trustees. aie 1G make splen United States government, in an unusual freak | the other hand, the moral atmosphere of | Vernon Church, by Key. W arrixop, D.D., FROM Tite 4, Noh NEW YORK. gar to New York, and special sleeping car to Phila- | _jy15,17,29,94,0,31,Auz,0 vruns."Oee-third cash; balanoe in one and two | Of Poetic justice, on the very summit. His | the English home education is "euperion | JouSA- Fuse, ct Salm, Make to batur Fes % Beythia --..Wed.,Jaly 21 Bi junday trains daily, yeare, with 7 per cent interest. name was given to the mountain. Such monu- {| to that of American education in general. | @#v#bter of W.'A. Webste Galas WedcAus- 4,6 we sunday. *° ons Cee Conca ODD & HANDY, Auctioncers. dy13 CHAS. WALTER, Attorney, | ment no min ever ad, | ‘ies of unproven | Gitis,,af6, Jess forward and more respect: Tae G pothns. ‘All trains stop at Relay Station. B ecyEE" — e raverses sixteen miles of unbroken | ful; they grow into women more slowly and DIE. Zothnia... ete Aue Uy Bothnia...-Wed.Bept-22 | Foe turther inf ion epply at the Baltimore | TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NEAT AND COMFORT. | \WTALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. | wilderness, steep precipices, and angry tOrrents; | ripen better; they are physically stronger, aud | BARRETT. On Wednesdos, Juiy 18th, 148, ‘And every folowing Wednesday from New York. | #0 Ohio Ticket Offices, i eehiston Station, and ABLE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON NEW MULES, OARTS, HARNESS, | Sometimes only a foot or two wide; It crosses | therefore have simpler tastes; and as to society, | EX warp Parner, ive of County Kerry, Ine- RATES OF PASSAGE. 808, 619 and Corner 14th 'and Pennsylvania avenue, JERSEY AVENUE, BETWEEN B AND CO AT AUCTION. 3 slippery cliffs which overhang ‘murderous | they do not know what It means before they | !#nd, in th ed fourth year of bie a 880 and 8100 zold, according to scoommodastions, | "bere orders will be taken for | Bas OBS) | Uyeda anne ree ot a leod or trast, “Jory 19th, at TRN abysses. The wise little ponies test every step | are at least the age of seventeen af eighteen. | 2 UBETS! will take place srom his Iai lence, ‘Ticket to Paris, 818, gold, additional. ae. aN Tn ae te ty dated the 13th day of November, A.D. 137 O'CLOCK A M., We shail gel in’ rear of 435 with thelr fore-feet before setting them down. | American girls have certain advant: how. | (222¢r 94 Ftreet spd Maryland avenue northeast. Beccraee Se ee ae ETS. tscxets from | Ec Olin General isket Ageate Tee | recorded in Liber 707, follo 365, one of the ML | strect, between Mand Nts. e.wi: | | <we | ,Hialt-way up the mountain, they reached the | ever, which custom denles young Englisi- | lyarevepentulls mika atne ee Bore at ¢ Gucenstown, and al other parts of one te ao STZ, General Agent & pri dee SRE Rs ete pend at Paar far UA Sa ead aes ng Wagon spring of the Swannanon, and the ruins of a | women of good position; they are not forced BECK. On the morning of July 16th, 1880, ch bills of laden given for Belt: wallcifer for gale at public tiction, in frontof the | with right to usein District; one Dumping Waxon, | BOUSe. Below lay a sea of tossing clouds, with | by an unwritten law to gointo society and play | Fiasx Dxcn, after a lingering ilness, in the i a Bavre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, " 3 ONDAY, 8: rJULY,A.D. | Carriage, two Covered Wagons, two Buggies; Picks, | 4 thousand dark peaks plercing them reaching | their part in It, while the English girl has no | forty-fi ret yearcf lus Bue aio Mentstren SANITARY PLUMBING. Teen Le 830 OC LOC are a Ce Coe ios | Shovelee ane a neneral montment of tools seed | skyward. ‘They pressed on, aS It was growing | choles. ‘The “upper ten thousand” saust mares, | 3 eral yt the resiccnce, of le father-in-law, Sp ye ae BE Ee iaes en Bieaaranoe. or parcel of ground situate and lying in the ity of | for contracting: contents of Blacksmith Shop, | late, ‘The latter part of the ascent was made | or become “‘blue-stockings” before the Br. George E. avis, #3 6th stroet southeast Office, Hon 4 Becton Ghee both tee JAS. F BRIEN, FEO Oth ote mw, Washington, and. being, known and described ss | Portable Forge, Quarry ‘Tools: toxether with on foot. Allthe cheerful green deciduous woods | world agrees to let them alone. A | Psturday, the 17th iust. Pee r ose | Hves and friends are Ww B87 a | Makes aity of the examination and repai Lot numbered fifteen (15) in Hoffman's recorded | large lot of ements too numerous to enume- | were now left far behind, and even the funereal | young married woman may, if she choos>, end. ore = posal | PLUMBING, wit 8 view to Its proper sanitary subdivision, of original Lot numbereq two (2) in | Pare ‘Terme cach B, WILLTAMS &00., Ancts, | Dalsams refused to live on the summit, and stood | plead home duties as an excuse for a quict, | “CAwPDELE. July 29th, 180, Jomx ALZAN jan28 CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Agent,N.Y. arrangement. rs promptly filed. ap6-4m' (G29), with all improvements, peing a Frame D ne on the peak a procession of ghastly dead trunks. eo leasant, and studious life, unin' CamrvELy. pectfully invited to . UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. Nothing but these gray wraiths of trees were | rupted by any but the necessary “ coun’ Short funeral services Saturds 5 MEDICAL W45 TED 50,000 FEOPLE POR ray of kala, Ot: thtealGaatic balmoe laws | LD es visible when they reached the top, the moun- | civilities, which are not very burdensome, but | p m., from the residence. 1912 Fifteenth strect. A &e. ‘To or send orders to twelve, cizbteen and twenty-four months, with in- | TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR STORY BRIGK | tain being Ligier tufog. They mate a tire, | young girls are not supposed to have such oria] at Oak Hill. Friends are invited. = ————— = ‘Tre Lancgst axp Most CoMPLETE terest at the rateof six per cent per anuum. Terms DWBLLING AND LOT. ON E a and camped all night on the peak. Sarab awoke | duties. Parents, even when sick themselves, CLARKE. On the 15th of July, 1480, of paraly- ee - JOB DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISH- | 10,P¢,complicd with in five days, |All conveyance: TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH 8: ‘TS | before dawn. She started up and hurried to | are loth to let the chances of the London sea: | Sif, Mrs. MAKIAM GoLuIN GLaRkE, relict of the top tan trestincni ct Pune MEN iif, Cost of purchaser. E100 down at time of | Cee Brn deed of trusterton to me and dniy | the edge ot the precipice. — She was upon the | son pass by thelr daughters, and depute any | ite Erliraiis Ciarke, in the sixty third year of anima Sours oF New Yous. IS cok dk WM. H. WARD, Trustee. | recorded in Liber No. 743, folfo 1, one of the highest point of land east of the Mississipp!. | safe chaperon. the nearest female relation if | PST S#- 11 tye piace from Memorial Church, Richards, J Firet-clasa in every particular. SS | lad records (dor, tie District of Colmmbis, ead we oe eee possible, to take ihetr Birds ko al a ans a corner 14th street and Vermont avenue, Saturday, = = — here 1 and by request in of the Be SSiss! cl low fe y jucation furnis! Be i 0p. m. Re \e See tt cael GeMiSAL WEGREERE | os o> Oy malor pres vomother pine. "| WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. | tirag” {wifogas for aale at gute audan, of | her, but tne earin Had unk wholly out sight | LOmementet the ever classes tas mania | useiieate aig 08 Hoawvew ands LOST Max HOOD, and all diseases brought on by W. H. WHEATLEY, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY BRIOK | XHIDAY, THE 23D Day ov Jury, A. D. 188) ATS | she stood alone in the sky. Beneath her, from | something to do with the prevalence of “fasi- | FIE-TCHER. Tn Georgetown, on Thursday, youthful indi:cretions. Address my140 Jefferson st... Geor; ‘Da DWELLING D STORE, CORNER OF M | ON Or tof ground Ising abd belie the city of | One horizon to the other, rolled an ocean of | ness” among a part of them, while to oteers it | July 15th, Iss, Jesstr [sest, ibfant daughter of = getown, D.t en AND DELAWARE AVENUE acliinston, ‘D. Ose dnd numbered. nine (9) in | Mquid trembling hues. It was the very birth- | becomes the base of a real, later self-education, | Francis E. and'Susie A. Bletcher, aged #ix months SsT-coly HE CELLULOID TRUSS ANDSUSPORTERS. | SOUTHWEST, (BEING NO. 207-3 coh square numbered four hundred and eizhty-nine | place of color. She was above it, in pure ether. | the growth of reading,observation,and thought, | Dd ore day er eee | Hl 30th, AD. 1879, and duly reodsded in Liber $9 (480): bexinning for said part of #aid lot at the | She turned at last and found the’ juuge scand- Little Jenute was cur daring pride S* PHYSICIAN in the city, can be ae No. 907, folio 418, et sej., one of the land. northeast corner of said lot, and ranning thence | ing beside her. He was a homely, insignificant wen ae Of all our hearts at bome ; c ae we venty fv : = Rut an Angel cae and whisper ed, tte avende,from > = NEV ‘ records of Waehiugton county, in the District of ‘at twenty (26) feet, thence south seventy-five (75) | little man, but there was something tn his pres- Gor FIVE Years IN THE ARwy.—Rufus B. inte aud treeea- | KETAE WEARB DUT: ALWASE CLEAR einen | Golumbia and by’ direction of the party secured | feeb thence east” twenty (20) feet, thence i st 455 Masauch All Female C 24 Little Jennie do core home. z e a ® | ence not out of keeping with the place an Sanger, a clerk, entered the rooms of his wife, ends of the family are reeycctfull ickly cured. Consaltation free. Sepa- | he worn while bathing, is for sale at thereby, Twill sellat public auction, jn front or | Let it pevanty five (ip) test to the placect berin- | moment. . oe tne | ire: Narelos Banger, the actress, from whom | twattend the fuera trow the rendenes oF hee for patients. jell-2a CHAS. FISHERS, 015 ith st. m.w. | The PHmg sy 08 LHURSDAY, Jory 22>. AD: | munis, privileses, hereditaments, ‘and appurte- | _ “Tis is Mitchell's grave,” he sald, presently, | he had been separated for some months, at 1 | parents, No. 103 Istetrcet, at 5 O'clock, Baton MA" DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR | , Mre. Fisher devotes ver ettention to the aot piecée, or parcels of ground and premises, situate, | Ualces to the same belonging or in any many ap- | pointing to a wind-biown patch of grass upon | East Washington square, on the sth Instant, | evening, July 17th. Z » Latics. All female{compiaints quickly cured | lady patrons. mse Iyingand being in the sald city of Washinton and | Pertaining. i the topmost height. ‘I should be giad to think | and shot at her witha pistol. He was arrested, | HODGKINS. Thureday, July 15th, 1880, at 4 p. “Tih at Gan de conenited daily at vi 7th st. 5. w,, Otiow Here eELVE CRE Disteet of Golambia, known sd destrnated on the stan guafrovements consist of a pross brick four | that {too sholild’ so rest_at last alone with | and yesterday was arraigned in the general | ©. Josnca W. Hovaxite, in the tweuty-nin eres == | K ene Fer sata) aang Why Sout Pies | “Seronstat One st cab tapes to ve pa | Ola crs geen” Bes m Harpers | Seescns on ah talement charge BiB, Wh | 7 ing toad wat rt S903 Bans ee bes ose ee GREAAEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE sub-division of part of square numbered five Lum | 18 equal installments at one, two, three and four | Maguzine 27 ANOS eee inl, Assistant, District qe Schnee and thikinur are o'er a 7 raf ‘59 proveme! years, rest at six per y pinovable breast ; No change of since its first extabitshment FoR dred) abd ninety four (ood), wiih improvement | payatle seuit-annually, notes to be sscured by deed | North Carolina Mountain Villages. | Mrs Sanger to the eilect that she had determi. Je heaved by afiiction no more. - The best establishment | gwellings, SoreBreasts, Cuts, Piles, Bone Felons, | Consisting elling of trust on premises sold. Oonveyancing and re- | ‘The awil solitude of the forests is scarcely | ined not to prosecute her usband further, he Moreen. octal Carbuncies, Og ona eet eer os Borns, ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash ; balance in six and | Cording at purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied | proken by them. Halt of their unpainted, | having agreed to enlist in the United States Five Fanorel will tebe vince from the sealdenes of as oy Ree Hed Muscle Alltoeuia, Fesers Oicrationy oy | $yelys moun {rom day, of git, with iuteret at | Nita cen ayy cieorics fu prota teat | eather beaten Apparently died Sr ponerse | MIDE tar ive, Yours, Sr Molling, therefore | Hear iee et tciock p- tur Tvicbda of Ws fame “A vietim of youthful imprudence caasiag umbayo, Contracted Cords, Straing and sprains, Dy adend of trast on the property sold, | Of the defaulting purchaser, upon giving five days’ , iat Sanger eD 3 ily are invited to attend. $ ture deca: ‘abil , lost . | Stil Joints, Affections of the Throat and Luni secured by & ol 4 Pp bie noti “3 ‘au yr | IDLO these sleepy Wildernesses and forgotten to | court to the recruiting office. der Smythe nat y ? Saving toed is vals eccry Rabe renee ta: | such as Hoarsenese. Diphtheria Group, Sore | QF all cach at option ef purchaser. A deposit ot Published in'Washingtone D. O. Adepomeor@loy | come back, ‘The roads leading to them are | granted the motion Gnd an hour iater Sanger | ;MCAULLY. At 5 o'clock a. m.. July 26, 1530, Borers’ a simple self cure, when ae wil seud | Throat; Scrofulous Ulcers, Mil Abscenses, | 310) rece at te Tete ot come | required at time of sale.” always over break-neck preciploes and in scan- | Was enrolled. —wv, ¥. vn, 15th. ge pnd: fF paaaellameensae teataee! fellow sufferers, Address J. Hi. | Etssitelas, Sores, Fever Sores, Jid Sores; and itis | Purchase cot: Mi tonaayofaale the Truss | _i6-akde SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS, Trus datous disrepair, one generation putting off to Ere fyeral from Church of Immaculste Oonception ee pee Poisonings of ci'kiuds, and many other: | Reserves the Tiga fo roel Wt 7k a8 gst of | TY UNOANEON BROS., auctioneer another the mending of them. ‘There ts atwaya | _ DEars ov Davip Loxp.—David Lord, formerly | at'yo'clock Batusdey, 17th inst. Friends of the VONSULT DE. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday | ailmenta subject to human nature, anditi® A No, | defaulting purchaser. ¥ - and ulay, at his office, ¥ p A 5 a deserted raica mine on a neighboring helgut, | 4 Well-known merchant of New York city, and | fy:uily arerespectfully rewnorted to attend. Ost. u.w,, near | 1 for Galle, Scratches and Swellings on Horses. 30,8, 10,13,15,17, 20822 Surviving Trustee. ight, = ho married ; : SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS ON SECOND | Shining like a fountain of silver gus! brother of the late Phomas Lord, wh \MacGROTTY Gn Friday, July 16th, 1680, at 1 Me 436 et., fro: Pm, Who; with 15 years! expe- | | Beware of imitations. None wenuine without the 5 OF A DESIRABLE TWO STREET, BETWEEN E ERDF STRBETS | the Tock: there is always a stream which “would a igh Sees cage Ae temcrenge Silodk a, 5 Enaza Samar, youngest danehicr of Dany Onat “Nervous and Somme? Wetenoa, | fied Sornes or Re a a ee eee ae eee EEC areNT BGR DELL. | SOBTHWEST, AT AUCTION. ive @ Powertul, yleld of gold, only we folks | Tos" fn tess, at the time of the great fire, he | menthe end Sitecn devs.» ee, che, mpotency, sc. Gonorthaa | CUMS, and lake no other For ele by alDrur | UN, COBNRE OF TENTH AND OST. | On WEDNESDAY, Juty aler, az a don't colt much’ on them on certain ways of } 222 in 1s, at the (imejot the great thie | jinn trom Cover of te Teeareation, corer 2 is, cel ¥ cor . olesale N ye “peta Setnde pid 6 “4 2th am streets borthwest, imday, 18th, ffs tsidare Sonsaienon espe | Sserz1me Dello. 1002 I street n. w. Ba virtue of a deed of trust, dated Octo: cf the premises, sub-Lots 24 and 26, and the ‘There are always one or two famfiles of edu- | gave his fortunes a crippling blow from which | i) Nclock'p. m. . PS and reparate cflices for ladies. Heterst> the leading | —————————>- 2OO2 E street me We | tin Ac D. 18is, ly recorded in Liber Fie ten eer SEU Let 27 im Square 568, by | cated, well-bred people. They have littlemoney, | 1t never recovered. MOHUN. In Georgetown, on Tuceday. Jnly 13, Se ulincres Chance moderais. marten” | USED Me tals Dey Ganney eaabtenea a | Teor oe Dic of Cau, and asthe re | 23 sret yon fee @ ino, soning Hake | pire se in ie tatea derive ia tony | prRLreCaameo» Lopxiay lave, occured i | 3s, tty men, woe aot MACY = - ,, EG hon thereby, we will sell at | 40 alley. 26 and part of 2 7 ip! seventy In Mount Olivet's calm snd lonely dell, R. MOTDS FRENCH POWDERS—Cormain | We city, WUC Gast u-w.snear US Patent office, | quest of the party, sec valses, S| toether, Wooden houses, the walis, cellings and floors * ares } cure for Kidney Diseases, Se GUE | | AlMiids of CAGES, LAr CURTAINS, WOOL- faubisauction, in front, of the premises, 02 weog | Terme: One-third cash: balance in one andtwo | frequently ‘made of ‘a purplish fne-grainea | there while cele ine Fourth of July We be: willows wave, clea) TOORSS. re the weeping a ip pi is. TWO were yes Ovr darling’ loved 60 Ww jervous Deb'lity, Seminal Weak. | LEN BLANKETS) cleansed by a superior pi . i} estate, situate | Years, with interest at 7 per cent., to be secured by , which Do Persian carpet or -y | cheap pistol Reported Yes Georsie love . Eloga anil thts’ Diseases spesdily Seek Goaae | axed Terran cary chiens seen ee | tts eee ete Deainct of Columbia, | Notes of the purchaser or Purchasers, and deed of | POPIAT,, Which no Fens opto new books, | terday, pee in ene mete oe Lice in bie silent ¢rave trust on the ld. A deposit 3100 only inji by the explosion of a blank cart- | REIDY. On Thursday, July 15th, 1880, at 2 a. ADE Uabeet ced aN? QAR RR | | rei itis unc aura ties | Sebeogilroyegett dine cane, Gooer | DRY AMY MVE TE WS, ae tmome oth | Bout Hae, Bee enter hus rendered ouch | mi is gg ade angio, TWISLE, Drowwist, corner 12th st. and Pa. ave. BMY AND NAVY.—Oficersof thea: 1 Rum bored thirty, in sausteine thenoe south | acing at ost of purchaser or purchasers. are live frienas; they n w a Gérome Of 8 | wounds very fatal. inthe sixty ciebth year of hie age, Mir. MavRiok Ect ofrice seat by mail under seal onze” | AA Mkary abecnt from Waabioston cam ave Uae | sory You street thesouth ide ice aes dy14. okane RON TO HERNCION } Trastoss. ie ae es th ben vty nna on rushing | Curren KipwarrEp At Babylon, L.L, a Gounty Kerry, ireland, and a resident of ‘Wasi pri : t 2 4 5 . 5 5 — 2 ihe cuchi s@ention hey will rlosive at my ganas | north tthe south line of O-etreet: thexice weet | = s________ } Waterfalls, on. rainbow vells of” mist tloat- | son and daughter of andrew sammis, aged 7 | ston for forty-three years. © aus. 7 rs alerg the said street to place of beginning, to- ITCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers. | ig over dizzy helghts; they dress in homespun, | and 11 have been kiduapped by George . yale) “pc “ly MARTIN & CO’S CELEBRATED | Fill amply repay the cost. Address N. JENSEN, ee eee f = Oven, OAS ‘knowing noth. | 22011 years, roa (ey A dey), at 9 o'clock. Fygends of the family are in. L. Dempsey's Stationery store, Washington,D.0. 236 | sether with the improvements, consisting of a very | Tp paveys: SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED | 8ud sit on wooden benches, but knowing noth- | Walton, allas “George Pinkeye Downs.” There | vited to attend the funeral. ous mowtan mace UE, WINE, AND, ob Enrenog an | Ubstclng™ ens ry wie ann | EECERERRSGE ap IEE EG | EC ismmernul ter tant uncass | #6 cxceenent amt ey ee FOR BRICKLA! 7 rs 2 2 T ND EIGHTEENTH | €ase and are qi “a ENRY EODORE SCHULTE, ix Where Black Joints are required. O'eewe an the teat ao) in JUSTH'S old etand |g 2cftye ane [rovers "pr doo, ait interest at 8 pelBEETS KORTEWEST. aOR od ot a ee ee Nee eee Marys CORD Ma. was | HOPING and sixteen days, son of Heury Harmon Stock on hand. ND- sold at T cent., which will be aseui by the purchaser. sy, virtue Of a trust, Septem. Were welcom: % > Annie alte. J. HW. JOHNSON &.CO., Aorern, | Hecebln EHO, hee eat Ae SUSTH'A oki | The talses of the purchase money fone Pat eeat | Liber No. 48%, tole Tas, Gas Toes in the eplnning-wheel, and the cooking stove filled | tustantly Killed Prigey = eet oats od oe Brie 2th ots WAFS and ¥909 ¥ etcnow | OP Eraash are No. Res bomen Base | Seer Cgasterea parmenioyee meme | Ct fous bet of Gamma, wevil eee | utiuary anceanr theater, where taclrons | bea ky thecildn mother to preveutiggating | THOMESUR. On uy eh. tem 30 Sa » ON. B.A ? on the property sold, or may PURDAY es aL oa hakspeare and the blacking- } wct. sl ig en: at }. B. THOMPSON, AS COOHING STOVES. gia-n-w. N- B.—Note by mail promptly attended | OU .cn dr the purchascr. ‘Terme to be comp! BASURDAY, THE MTH Day oy AvcusT, AD. | 2nd silver goblets,s) ee ie. | the fi or of the roomy ‘The gun had been pl in the thirty-eisth year, of berage, a native —— : haser’s | 1t80, aT 4:3U o'cLOck P. a. ,the following deseri brushes, amicably kept company on the man’ ou Bar! » Vt, but for the last twenty years ‘Washington Gas Light Company have at ANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT WE | cont. A dspoait Esc re Sule will bere: | re-lcetate situate. in Washington city Distdoe of | ehelt, but in which the fine quick wit and the on the bed muzzle outwards, and the boy. when | Fut inaton, Xt. i for ; a 4 Sg acneoner Scere RTS | WW ARCs ecceeetae Sa | SS Pee ean ee, | caseeeee Weeeune ear | qacammnigieevastargreis | seiner areas oa | eee ee met Be mova snd peferna ua is the by Mise Dods | Sumo ow anew oa Sap * | wom. sMITE 168, 26,372,0,19,14 | 3 inch} tometer wi 3 ‘Papermate Sh ee tateliest ‘surroundings —Retecut, Ht tena m with Te above: | Beta ive ay, Sup ts . STH'S OLD STAND, — : % on ire eee ‘Oail and examine thems. mys ees, FP-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED TO | © Terms: The amount of the indebteduess secured Ff = Rr Ewe buy but Ase caae becond: | WEDNESDAY, Jury ters 1560, at esamehour | by sald deed of truetuemsinicy unpaid wits ex: | yA Ba iee ce the teen a Tang tueteacher | Farauty Snot sy a Warcaman—In Peters- Z Assure sarerxis mara | And place ag -£ GAMES rean,| Truntoos. | Reuees of sale tn cash: and balince ia ‘twelve aud | {ne lsat on the toor, arg, Var last night, John Paltner, a color UNDERTAKERS. RATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT OOMPARY, cone. ! PAY.—PELS' CORN 8OL- — : Sheree pearing: interest, ae aes of the sale and fee the Aa ach eae ee ee a é ~ —— ae ‘watchman, Fe. pel ee ° AGth Street and New York Avenue, Roe Gols Agent Boot aad'Gkes | JEWELRY, STERLING SILVER be taken, “A deposit of #250 will Yes, sir; inside my-—tiy-—clothes, Sir.” while leaving the factory with a lot of tobacco ‘AKER, G Bole Agen! J * ‘es, sir; my: led and reusing Street Bt. “ 200 year” Govert ‘Boats on depout tor 8 cole ae AT cost FoR THIRTY pays ONLY. ferma of taleare not gomtlied with tn seven d ‘THERE Men with Suati-Pox were deserted op raecaiyeeee: tgivett | Branch $36 strect ¢.w. ry re vernment on de or 4 Ber 812600. Aino recelves Bilverware in Crunk fer INGHAM, HA’ makes Silk Before removing toour new No. 1716 Pa. | the, Tyneieee reserve the ruzut by thelr friends at Hochelags, near Montreal, | “1. <> -Giccae ts yoporiad as prevall- B. WRIGHT, moderate rate. ¥ of managers—' a ene. ty to Order, and ~~ sty! i ave., We (aL AH Cae me See ‘coat. vertinemnasit,. Ler if Suey 62, Se Noa erred 2 oe = — the tie oun Foy Bees Hein the UNDBET4KER, py — ee '; Heury | kinds repaired. saw LEWIS, KUBERT O. FO: formed. nem died = bated & Witera, Jos Kren 'maye” 140 Sthet..betwoenGande. | Established 1640. Gyl3-Im] 1221 Fa. ave. J. T. OOLDWELL, Auct. on the way to the hospital. ‘of Odessa, Del. eRT-1am «=—-« BBY 10th etrest morthwest.