Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1880, Page 3

&e. PROPOSALS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. MISCELLANEOUS. THE EVENING STAR. me: TEAMER ARROWSMITH Wi’) leave Potomac Wiart, ‘ort of 7th rt, at tock Eee ary SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, For sll the POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS ae far ae Lenses it Nona; returning MONDAY, WEDS} SDAY and FRIDAY. Fare end Freight at lowest rates. 3s13-I5 F. J. STONE, Parser. Qe AND LOWES POTOMAC LANDINGS. teamer MYSTIC, carrying U.S. Mail, leaves Potowac }«rry_Wharf, 7th st grery Mo day Weaneedey and Fr at 7 9.m-, for Glymont, Potomse Liverpool, Riverside, Matthias, Pope Creek, olisers Colton’, Matter, Bisckisten Island Romini. Fooey Poink Kinsale, Lodre Landing and reday avd Saturday. Fi ad Peal neat iow yy. Fare an int at low- GEO. HILUIPS, anager. HE STEAMER “ MATTAN a! (Cartan E. oe Hows.) javing beeu “horonghly overhauled ‘and repair- din the moet substantial v2 resume her trips on’ a Mareh 4, 1880. eaves 6th-st. wharf every Tueen y, aa and ‘Sunday at follows: On ‘Toesdays, for Oolton's, Nomini and Ei On Thi lays, for Mattox Creek end Tan leomieo. on Sundsys, for Matto: Cree} ‘sand landings in St. Clement's Bay: Sakti inves urea landings going and return- ya 3m Gthewtreet wharf. OBRFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE TEAMER LADY OF THB LAKB. irst-clase fare, KNIGHT Pier 41, ‘Batt Bien, 8 ana eS 4pm. town at ONAN Tickets, Se, &c.,z0 to General Office, tnder Nat. Met. Bank, opp; ‘Treasury De Department. iN E. SOUT: LEARY, C: ra: eet t i M Joskea WHITE, LEAVES WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, From foot of Seventh st. | From Oampbeil’s wharf, MONDAY “AD v4 T NESDAY, at 5 Fe NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS ‘MON AN <b TH UESDAY, ” THURS- DAY AND SUNDAY, 5 peat F Finey Point and Potut Lookout Going SFr class fare, #1; Round Trip, $1.50. Tieketa sale at B. W. Head's Sona, Puz- 31 Penn's. a nw. a tao e. “‘hicke Tth st. wharf, Washiont at st. wharf, Washington, D. F. REELIN fone. ipbelle wharf © a don board. The ny passage to im- p27. conipany reserve the right to di proper characters 6m ERCHANTS’ AND MINERS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN no and NEW YORK. Sailing days from Baltimore—Every WEDNES- DAY and SATURDAY, at 4p. m.,, from foot of Byear’s Wharf, (ver foot 5 oar st ew York Every WEDNESDAY and SAT- ERDAY, at p.m., from Pier 4 49, East River, (nesr foot Clinton & it passenger accommodations. Lowest rates freight cuaranteed. a seniors 2 berth. "ntecrar Se heals de an room berth. Steeraxe, m sired, 26c. per meal. ‘A. Le pees Boston Wharf. BALTIMOR ‘np. ‘Ske, _ CLOVER ae — Connecting Fall Hiver, am ea ints im the AtLING DANS. | From Fieshington Monday at 5 ym. ve at 10 a.m. Freight recei wed daily a daily until SP. Georgetown Oat OF THE anton e OF THE pinpEior OF OOLUMBL ~ WASHINGTON, er 22d, 1880. Bealed Ts will be received at this office 1H INST,, for the erection of two echool houses in the county, the pians and specifi- cations and instractions for which will be nished on sppiication to Inspector of Buil room #5 Morr'son building, 44 street. ‘The Commissioners receive the right to any or all bids. A deposit of $200 for one and 310) for the ether building must accompany each as security that the bidder, if iceaeefa will enter into contract for the ‘work and give good andsnfiicient bond within five days from the date f award of contra By order of the 3y23-3t WILLTASt [ TENDALL, Secy. FEICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF QOLUMBIA. A Pronosais will be received at this office x, J0LY dist, 1880, for the erection of ovges in’the 24 and 7th Division. The plane, speci ficstionsjand instructions for which will be furnished on application to Inspector of Buildings, Room 33, Morrison Building, ts ra street. ‘The Commissioners reserve the! {PRBiae. A deporit of So meh nm ape aay the ‘or each house, as security tha . Buccenefn}, will ‘enter into eobfract for the work good and sufficient b nd within ive days from Gate of eward of cantract Be ee Seta cnatieeiaM TINDATI RAILROADS. woods Feceved and delivered at Ws WiLLtast F CLYDE © 00. General Managers, qagouth Wharves, ite, 12th et. wharf and 1209 Fst. n.w., NEW YORK—BOTTERDAM. on clase steamers of, tis line **AM! OTTEKDAM,™ a oe 5 Fa AR PY Stange e jet Gompsny’s Dock, Jersey City, regularly on Wed- 260-70. (epee we. ‘OAZAU: ral Ament a7; Souls Wiliam wt, OTT. OO. oS =r ne fA E @. = or F. A. *JOHNEON, wes Building, flvania 9) N agent Meauonal? ‘Sate Beposit » corner New York avenue and st. 2. ap rs of this, ny will sail every Sat- weday from Bremen Pier foot of 34 mereet, Hoboken. Bates of passace: jew Yor! a see Bre second ca! 460), steel ; prepaid certificates, 825. ‘For freight oF py aeiy GELBIOHE & GO., 2 Bowlinw Groen, New Work. W. G. METZEROTT & 00., 225 Pa. ave., for Washington. sepl0 Cc NOTICE. LANE ROU’ a THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- Between — York id Liverpool, Calle FROM i reorms NEW SORE. nia..Wed.,July 28 Abyssinia ..Wed.,Bep. 1 ae eee 4 Galits, eth. “Wed. A 5B {$80 and $100 void, soeo. Ticket to Paris, 818, 0) Return tickets on favorab! rage at very low rates. Stecrage tickets be Liverpool and Queenstown, and ali other parts of Bay lowest rates. lis of laden wiven for }aazow, twerp aud other porta on the Goutinent tons THE GREAT 188 eae “Salou ineent with Sleeping Gare feos it sean and Chicago For ©: eGauendaigna Rochester, Butta With Parlor Oar to Watkins and the North at 8:00 9-m. daily foccen Suniter 39:30 p.m. daily, sxcept ‘Satu Palsos “Oars to Canan- ‘ard Watkins. For SWlulant port, Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10:40 dai oo Sunday. For New York and the Eat 10:40 a.m. 2:10 and press of Pullin Gare, dbo a-t. dallyy except Sanday. Pim, On Sunday, 10:00 p.m. For Brooki, all through trains connect at Jersey = with oo of Brooklyn Annex, af- ean 30, For’! Bua, 6: ‘ea "30 ana 10:90 . Buntay, 8:00; 1040's, fo, 9: ora For }ope's Creek Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., daily, except Sunda; For Annapolis, 6-40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., daily, ex- cept Sunday. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIORSEURG BATL a ALEXANDKIA AND WASHING A. eicrs 7:20, 9, 11 a. m..4:20, 5:20, On Sunday at rah and ire For I Rachie And the South, 7..m. dally, and 320 except Sun Trains eave. ‘Alesandris for Wi 6, 8, 1 ake (2:50, 3, 5, 7 and 9:05 p. an Bua ‘On Bundsy at $ and 10a.i., 7 and 9:05 wen Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor car sc- commodations cau be procured at the offices—north- east corner of 13th street and Pennsylvania avenut northeast corner 6th and Pennsylvania avenue, an at the depot, where orders can be left for the heck of bagwage to deetination from hotels and reai- L _P. FARMER, General Passenger Agent. FRANK THOMNSON, General Manager. my26 ALTIMORE AND ‘D OHIO BAILEHOAD, ans oun ee aa: TRAOK. North, hy Narthweeey 9 ot, waite To take effect 81 Stnday, May 2aty 1880, at 1:80 p.m. TO} Ps :30 8.m.—Baitimore, Mmlcot Oty and Way Sta- 6:60 a.m.—tBaltimore Express. 6:58 5 m.—Baltim "Anuapolts and way. f, Huracburs, Winchester, Haverstowa Meas: y;, vis Relay. i 35 a.m.—Staunton and Va. ava. 8p 9:00 s.m.—New York, press. Barlon aa ay eeeoae gs Express. Baltimore Exp acl ow ook and poses ae Sunday only—Baltimore, Annspo- Louis, Chicago, Columbus and Pittsburg Exp Trees. Connects tor’ fol and sf Zolnt of Rocka for Frederick ‘and stations eat east of Sannatl and Lethe wat ; ae se 10:00 $2. Baltimore Express. Stops at Bisdens- Hone Jesaup'e and Hanger ve AusPolis June itimore, wd Wal m.—Balt Annspolis, Ellicott City ta —t Baltimore and Laurel Express, . m.—{0n Surday Pree rogegt Saln P.m.—New York, iia and ae sate ai ant mz nt ester, and way, 7 4:30 p.m.—Baltimore, Bladensburg and La xpress. Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis m.—tPoint ction. Tr and Way Stations. On ny, SEaanee and Way Stations oniy, 4:40 p.m. ‘and Way Bta- S10 p-m.—tOhicago and Columbus Express. Sleeping cars to Ohi 9 dally, apa ae and Baltimore ip! press. 45 p-m.—tP! p.m Pont of Rocks and W Stations. P-m.—Point oF ant 8) 5 p.ma.—tBaltimore aud Way Stations, m.—BALTIMOBE AND LAUREL EX- D +8t. Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago 5 a bu Bled rot tet ase roe ‘Senaay> ‘Baltimore, Biadensbury and Laurel TE BNEW, SU tGRN PepEADELEBT Blee) Py oe and special sleeping car to PI one #8unday only. Other trains daily, except sarin fuformaton appt apply at ‘the Baltimore eshiniton Station, and avenue, Gheckied sud reccived st any point im the ety. ‘Ol ‘Master of i General Ticket Agent. LORD, General Passenser Agent. mylT ICH OB LAME HOHSES. a Sha fer Matitcbramoast ports Owners should call at For freight and eee aD pt fot pe alae a ata SW, G08 7th street, Washing: 409 Fourteenth st. n.w. CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Azent, RY. ma ROBT. SMITH. V. 5. (TICAL BANNE] FLAGS & PORTRAITS. MEDICAL, ke. CAL HOJER & ORAHAM'S, 91 Duane bee Now York: jel 7-t.8;t-3mn LACKLIDG worn tosnd Forster me, . Richards, Jf Jele-dm Ded BS ealahed and only relt- able LADIES PHYS TAS iu the city, cau be Consulted daily at 455 Massachusetts avenue, from} to Yo'clock. All Female Compisinte and trrewa- Iarities quickly cured. Consultation free. Bees Fate roome for patients. dell ADAM DE FOREST HAS REMEDY = Ladirs. | Au feuinislconn) nints yuickly cared be cunsnited daily at 94 oon teh et nw ap38-3ma" ak inet or ot pl jor $i. Superior style and finish suaren 5 jy9-dw" 467 Pa. ave., bet. on and 6th sts. H.= PELouze « son, . TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS’ FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, 314, 316 8th st. n.w.. Washington, D.O. Bours from 1 to 9 p. E, NEAR at 'TH.—The new Turkish and 20 Kuselan Bath Rooms are now complete. io chang of manavers since ts first establishment by Da. SuEpp in 1871. The beat establishment south of York. ‘ARTLING DISCOVERY. PART MANHOOD RESTOR! rs ‘A vietims of yc ture decay, nervous debility, lost mas having nied 2 vain every Known reiuedy, FREE “t's preg aut my Addseae 5. Ee fafellow euffere ora REEVES. 43 Chatham St. N. X. decS-0m puthfal imprudenge caa are 000 PEOPLE ‘call or send orders to THE rene anD Most OOMPLETE 40B DYEING AND SEEANING ESTABLISH- SourH or New Yors. First-class in every particular. Work called for and delivered anywhere in the city, or by mail or express from other places. W. 8. WHEATLEY, myl 49 Jefferson st.. Georgetown, D.O} YONSULT DR. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday J and Saturday, at bis office, 456 C st. 0 w., near 436 st, from: 2 to9 p.m., who, with 15 yearn'‘expe- | f0 rience, cure in*all diseases of th garg Orvans, Nervous and Seminal Weakness, Nocturna, Ruilssions, Impotency, Ke: or Syphiils, y contaceed poaiticay carea Goumaltetion cerietiy paivates ces for ladies. Refers to the leading more. Main oaice. 198. Eutaw Charges moderate. mar29-6m Bary Diseases, Nervous De ity, Seminal Weak- besa, Impotency, Gleet, Serofula Syphilis and all Gonor. ood and “kin Diseases speedily cured. rheea cured in 48 hours. For sale by WM. B. BN- rid tS and Pa. ave. Drogeist, corner 12th st. Price $3 per box, sent by mail ceipt of price ————— WPHECELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. THAT NEVER RUi NEVER WEARS OUT, ALY in for sale at tbe worn while bath AB. FISHEW'S, 623 Tth et. n. w. Mrs. Foher \acvckas er attention to the wants of NEVER BREAKS, AYS one and can ECOND HAND CLOTHING, iT Bogz o Te ae. WATCHES, pe coveted ot eer pe cam pres of Sth str dorthwest Oscars by" wall wal be _¥W19 s0HNSON 6 00., Bankers, WASHINGTON, D. 0., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS DIB- Ware Det Sse Matorismde Gecon-nead | wi ANTED—All the Lad es in Washin: to call WwW ‘and examine our SEWING. MACHINES be fone 2D reducat 10. Bi, Sion rea 5 Hiscainee ‘in Bide ginger Qo'rent. "MoKENNY, 497 BSOLUTE SAFETY 11 RATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 15th Street and New nem —— Fire, Burslar and Damp Proot V Government Bo fer 811500. Scars tach ome oF, resident; Geo. Wl Mia alae resident; B. P. der ecreiary at i treasurer ‘Hoary tE x0 ae == ai Ter dl Meares cis Loh IT, zet BEML, fhe ‘Optician, Pa. KK BOF?’s SALVE CURE, GREA LEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGR FOR Breasts, Cuts, Pues, Beaias, Brtises, Hiesh zs ne Bons and Muscle Ailments, Feeters, "Ulcerati Luml ‘Contracted ing and Sprains, SUM Joints; Affections of the Throst UngB, such’ as Dipht p, Sore Dicers, Milk Al Erysi ;and itis ‘the best Salve out for Corns and lons, Cha} oa ‘all kinds, ailments sub; human nature, and itis A No. for Swellings Jel7-2m* jo. 2002 E eatin new. AND pone & aie cat aro and Jattention they ‘wii amply repay the cost. SUIT much (ag and a surest deal chaper than 3 common aay Ws OLD STAN! No. 619 Data seri te OLe St ret, No._408 9th pw. N. fe buy but first-class Second - Se eee WAVES, WAVES, ag and peiiichors §xBosta eis ae opposite U. R. Ry q ashingion, and being, Enown and describe FUTURE DAYS. z W4LTEE B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. TBUSTEF'S SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME TWENTY SECOND ARD” PO BERETS 4 p DORTHWEST, WITH ue aee By virtue cf # deed of trust, beari the aan Gea fn] reed 1D fhe aud Records for the District of Uniumbia, the Enderwoed trustee, will geil at public auction, upe BPS, remisen, AT Six O'CLOcK a Gee muencing: for the same at the southwest a thence rupning north one hundre feet; therce weet pons -one (31) feet; thence south one bur dred (100) feet _to the piace of beginning, con tsinin« thirty-one a square feet of und, with improvements th ervon, consisting of a two- story Frame Dwel:ing and St Terms of gale: One-' third cash: balance in six and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at Six per cent, secured by ‘deed of trust on the EOD. erty. All conveyancing and recording at cost of purebarer. ane, Indred d dollars to be deposited Bt time of sale. If the terms of sale are not com- plea with in seven days from day of sale the Trns- cet and vig g of the lefauitng ll the rowerty, at the and risk of the defaulting purch ‘ATR, ‘rustes. ONALD Jy20, 22, 326, Meo, A2,4,6. Site ODD & HANDY, Auctioneers. ‘TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NEAT AND OOMFOR' ABLE FRAME, BigP RECS HOUSE oN} SEW VEN BInbETS NORTH Under and kd virtne of a ® cod dated the 13th day of Noveniber, A.D. To Tecoréed in Liber 707, folio 365, one of the: Laud Kecords of the District ct Golumbis and at the written request of the p: ared there! will offer for saie at public Ruction: in fronter the Pages. on MONDAY. aire 2677 Dix or Jou, A.D S50, A 8:30 OCLOOR Pate) all that cortala Cr parcel of ground situate and lying in the O pot corner lot and running east, thirty- one (31) foot C Lot numbered fifteen (15) in Hoffman's recorded subdivision of original Lot numbered two (2) in rane numbered six hundred and twenty-nine 9), with all improvements, being a : a of sale: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, eizbteen and twenty-four months, with in tereet at the rateof six per cent per annum. Terns fo be complied with in five days. All conveyano, ing at cost of purchaser. $100 down at tline of Jyl5-eokds WM. H. WARD, Trustee. COAL AND WOOD. G, 2: SHERIFF, en COAL AND WOOD. tare Saention elven CaS every order. id 328 Pa. Ave. Ee and Mills, Water and N street, Posomes Woon. * JOHNSON BROTHERS.” OOD, | TELEPHONIC c cone Weight. Best ty Prompt Deliveries. WoO! Sian“ office, wharves, mill and depot connected with up-town offices by TELEPHONE. With unequaled facilities and advantages for eco- nomically conducting the wood and coal trade, wharves factory, extensive store yards enabling us to stock up largest when coal is lowest; offices throughout the city, aud all in immediate commu- nication, insuring prompt attention to orders, we are prepared to offer to our patrons the best varie- Aye ur tng esa 2 249 pounds to e insure strictly pure coal. of the ton. OHNSON BROT Main office, mi snd de ay foot of 12th, a ‘and Fete. ¢-w._ 01 202 E 9th st. N4tri0naL FAILB ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and pee WOOD was awarded to us over all STEPHENSON & BEO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penne. avenues. nova GBEAT Baneains m UNREDEEMED PLEDGES: DIAMONDS, ae WASOLID SILVERWARE, TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAN ADVANOES. A fine assortment of BREECH-LOADIN SHOTGUNS, at .M. & B. COHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, 336 1007 “eventh st. m.: Cera ex HATTER, | makes .S/Hats to Order, and Remodels old ee BTEA BLEACHED, and Hats of all 2080. 140 8th st., between G and H. | ee STATE LOTTE RY. TAKE NOTICE! This is the only Lottery ever noted on by the pS of a State, io under alate debi me of the upreme Court at Washington, ta the only begat Lotte ry now in the United States, ‘aul other charters having been repealed or having no existence. A a Ly Opportunity to Win a Fortune. EIGHTH. GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OFAg8 B, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUG ire, 1880—123p MontHLy Dra Louisiana State Lot Lottery Company. ae institution was arly incorporated by ihe re of the State for Educational and Cl te le purposes in 1808 for the Term of Twen- 'y¥-five Years, to which contract the inviolable fiaref the statis pledged which pledge has been renewed by an overwhelming popular yete, secur- ing its franchise in the new constitution Sdopted muber 2d, A. D. 1879, with a capital of $1, 0 000, "to which ithas since added a eee enian of over $350,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- TION will place monthly on the second Tues- day. Look at the fenton fog Diario PRIZE, 330, 000. 100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS LAits EACH. HALF-TICKETS, ONE DO) LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Prize. 1 Gayital Prize. 1 Capital Prize. 5, 2 Prizes of 8: 5,000 5 5,000 20 Prizes of 10,000 100 Prizes of 10,000 200 Prizes of 20,000 500 Prizes of 10,000 1000 Prizes of ), 080 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of 8300. 9 Approximation Prizes of 200. 9 Approximation Prizes of 100. 1857 Prizes, amounting to. Responsible corresponding agents wanted a points, to whom liberal com: nipeniration will be ca Write, clearly stating full address, for further infc pro or send, ee by express or in a Revi: A er or Money One ia mail, ad- Gssened oxy t0 M. A. D. A S New Orleans, La., Or same person at No. 310 Broadway, New York. J. P. HORBACH, 1416 F st. n.w., Washington. aa our Grand Extraordinary rae Dre perme are under igri aud Manoencnc 1, BEAUREGAND and 3 |, EABLY. y ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL and in imitation of all kinds ef stone, and just as durable. For asle at a heavy discount from former prices. TERRA OOTTA VASES, SEWER PIPE, STOVE CROOKS, &0., AT THE LOWEST RATES. FUOTOMAC TERRA COTTA CO., 401 New Jersey aves mara7-by Near B. & O. Depot. ee Se ae pee ¥. iste B alo banat pag wes ies & specialty Of the examination and airs wee PLUMBING, ‘ith ‘a view to ite proper arrangement. Orders promptly filled. ap6-4m* D* F. A. VON MOSCHZISHER, 619 19th street northwest. Special Attention Given to the Treatment of DEPAIRED: at stone 0. ATARI AST EASES THRO. ae Ae nis VON MOSCAZISHEB ecm Laas his skill or guavas fata dota citizens Of eed vote ‘oat Ant have been ens freated by bim for the sbove malad with great are numbered se" mem- - cone ne tors and Sete | of Departments, A iit of thelr names, with :a,.can st ile offices, 619 19th ‘street horitwest, os those ir iy ‘those terested. ‘also willis ring inquire of vem 29) | “Oiosnove fram U0 ma tol ph, from 8 20 4, 2nd from 7 to8 Jeli en ea Tn fare dr ptuall quantities. Hishost sch petos pal 921 Fen's aye., between 94 & HOS. B. WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer. ONE-STORY FRAME ; DWELLING, No. 105 G EET 80! OUTH WEST. TONE DNEEDAY, JULY 28: O'CLoce pew. Teil! call in fromtor the oe Ph mises Lot 8 ‘in Square 586. Terme day of, ‘THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Ny24-d&ae ‘Atetionesr. ALE OF A CORNER LOT AND AME S Bou ce AT ELEVENTH AND G STREETS 'HEAST. on MONDAY. THE 2D Dax oF ees | 1880, ar 6 o'cLOcE P. M., I wilt offer at pab- itessie in Bouter of the the femieee, the lot of at ground, 56: e southeast corner of ith and G sien CH Seeeredit 8 two-story frame. Terms: One-fourth cash, and balance one, two ond three eYeara. at 6 per cent finer E, A. MoINTIRE, Real Estate ey Jy24-e0st 918 Fe! DPeNxcanson BROS., » Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS ON NORTH O STREET, BELWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREE 1 argh sig ecinden ia Teco! 9 390, of the land record of He Dts” Gclumbia, and by sirtue ofa sdeereo of tite Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, paseed the 234 Gay of July, A- De Iss), snbeneeting ee tens: oe in place and stead of the late Johann Kilian, in deed of trust, Twill sell, in front of the prem- ines, on THURSDAY, AvaUst 26TH, 1830, AT SIX o'cLOcK P M., the real estate described in es towit, Lote dumhered 29, 30, ‘Todd's recorded subdivisién of part of equare together with the improvements thereon, goneisting of a part brick and frame dwelling Terms of pale: | According to the condition of faid deed of trust to wit: $1,000 caah, with accrued rest at the rate of 10 per cont per annum from arbor 17th, 1878, to ay of sale; also costs. of lance in six and twelve monthe, for which notes of the purchaser bearing interest from day of sale, eecured on the property will be taken. A Geposit of #100 to be patd when the property is bid of All conveyancin ing at the expeuse of the pur- chisen. Terie of tate tp be complied with in six Gaye from day of sale, cs 'se the trustee reserves the Tight to resell at the *s risk, after five Gaye advertisement. Jy24-2aw&ds A. E. L. KEESE, Trusteo. ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTFE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME ELLING HOUSE ON G STREET, ni TWEEN SAVES NTH AND EIGHTH STREETS By virtue of deed of trust dated Novem ber 9th, A. D. ta id duly recorded in Liber ‘No. 900, follo Sst ef uey, Tecozagt Ia land records of the District of’ Golumbss and by irection of the party secured thereby, I shall ull patie auction, in front of the premises, on Ta BDAY. JULY 22p, A.D. 1880, ire O'CLOCK , the following descri estate and. ines situated, lying and being in the city of Wash- ington, in the District of Columbia, known and designated and described as the ground plan or plat of ssid city as Lot B 2. in the recorded snbdi- vision of square nine hundred and three (903), be- pune ter the same at a point seventy- Bix ( ) eet from the southeast corner of said square, aud running thence in a line with G street southeast in a due west direction Ce eis i ed) feet and one (1) inch; thence due north sixty fe thenes due east thirty- -eizht (88) feet and one a inch; thence doe south sixty feet to the place of inning, with improvements ee consisting of a Two-story Frame Dwellin Terms of sale: One-half cash; balenos in six and twelve mon‘hs, for notes bearing interest from day of sale at eight per cont per annum, and se- cured by a deed of trust on property sald. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost. 8100 down cn day of sale, and if terms of sale are not complied with within fy re days from Gay of sale, the Trustee reserves the Rosell the property at the risk and cost of the. decanting are) jyl2-eo&ds DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN, Trustee. t?-THE ABOVE SALE Is eosTeORED| ON account of the rain until MONDAY, Jury 26, A. 1880, eame hourand place." By order of the, Teas- UNUANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TBREE FRAME HOUSES AND TWO VACANT LOTS CORNER OF G AND FOURTH STS. FOU HEART, NEAR PRNNOYLV ANIA AVE’ NUE. AT AUOTION. On THORSDAY AFTERNOON, Jerx22, ATG O'CLOCK, we will sell, In front of the fay remicesy all of lots $ and 9, in aquare 820, Improved and unimproved, and will be subdivided into five parts, as follows: 30 teet fronton 4th street, at corner of Ostrect, with depth of 52 6-12 fect, improved by frame dwelling and store, 22 fect front on 4th street by same depth, im- proved by frame dwellin. 23 m 41h atrect by samo depth, vacont lot. 26 feet on sth street by Gepth of 12" 6-19 feet, in- Proved by frame house. £0 erste on 4thetreet by depth of 100 feet, va- cant This prope is finely oe facing park on Penpesivenie” avenuse ad ail ake Brlenda building wite. ‘Terms: Oue-third cash; balanee in one and two ears, per cent interest. 58 per CCHAS. WALTER, Attorney, '2THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, on account of the ran, until MONDAY, THe 26ra Gated S cron INSTANT, same hour. 4y22 qpsHomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE Hea PROPERTY AT TENNALLYTOWN, ne or r. 4877, and duly recorded ‘in Liber S11, folio. $36, one of thea land records for the District of Columbia, the wn dersigned Trustecs will sell on MONDAY, AUGUST Ze 2p. 18e0, on the premises, at Big O'CLOCK, the fcllowing- described. proper All that pisce rr parcel of iasid sing and. beau in the county of Washinton, District of Columbia, and, known as and being the corner lot of Ariana Lyles’ field, next to Tepnallytown, bounded a8 follows: Bewitinine for the same at the intersection of the south line of the county road with the east line of the George. : pike road, and rounine 70, dew. east 242 fect; then south 20 deg. east 45 feet; then south 70 deg. cast 244 feet to the east line of the aforesaid turnpike, and thence Pith said turnpike road north 20" dew. west 49 feot beginning, containins and laid out for one- pier an ther ‘with the im- provemente, lich, consist ef a Cro" -story Frame ‘Terms: Ono fourth cash; the balance at one, two id three years, with nc bearing intesest at 7 per ae said interest rot be paid semi-annually And ec ya deed of trust on tho property gold. wii cenveyatecing at purchaser's cost. deposit cares at time of sale. If the terms of sal mophed with in seven days after the day of sale the ‘tees reserve the right to resell the property atthe ee Rane aos ot fee defaulting purehaaer, IN, Sy2l-dcds JAS. L. DANTS," 5 Trustees. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & O0., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE BRICK AND FRAME HOUSER. WITH OF GROUND, ON M STREET NORTH AND Singur Saweaet WEST. By virtue of two deed of trivt to ne, dated Auwust 27, 1875, and October 22, 1875, and {in Libers 796, folio 115 ‘ang 793, land’ recorda of Washington, D. e written request of the party sectired thereby, we will sel tvublic auction, in front of the prethices, on THURSDAY, the Sth day of Al- D. 1880, at 6 o'clock p. m_, all that plece or pared of ground described as paits of lots num- red seven and eight, (7 and 8), in square num- bered four hundred, (400), beginning for the same atapointon M stréct north, distant eighteen fact (18 feet) from the sonthwest corner of square four hundred ; thence north eihty (80) feet; thence run- ping west elzhteen (18) feet to 9th 3 thence running north, along 9th street west thirty (20) feet thence turning aud running east fifty (50) fect; thence south twenty-seven feet; thence west sixteen (16) feet; thence south eiehty-three (83) fect to M street north; thence along M street north sixteen west, tothe place of beinning. ‘erms: One-third of the purchase ‘money to be aid in cash; balance in six and twelve months rom day of sale, with interest, secured by deed of trust, 81/0 will be required when the property is Enocked down; aud if te terms.ot sale be not come piled with in seven days thereafter, the ‘Trustees HRESErS the right to, retell on five days! notice, at the risk and cost of the defaulting. OR ne PP emoried Ns} Trustees. $515,17,22,24, 20°51 Aud npsomas DOWLING, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD- OTS GRE RROSTING ON TWENTY. ae Panta SN ENUE BELWEER MA’ STREETS. WASHINGTON, DO. By alors Und ol ee teasing date April 10h, 1879, recorded in Liber No. 909, 232, ‘one of the land records of the District fe Columbia, and at the written request of the, party secured thereby, the undersigned, a8 T1 tee,” will ell at pt input auction, 1 front of the [remises on Y, THE 30TH DAY OF JULY, A. D., AT 60'CLOCK P- af. a partof lot fourin éanaré ninety-rine, ning for the’same ata point on Thecast sige of Diststrect, tairtarecven feat toe fuches south from the intefsection of New Hamp- shire avenve and said Twet ‘and ruo- Mug thence south twenty five fest five inches, thence east ninety feet, thence north twenty-five fect fave luches. thence west ninety fest £0 the f beginning ; algo lot lettered *E,” being a PUtattisioh OF pert of eaid lot four in taid sure pinety pine, made by R. P. Jackson, ana duly re- corded, in the surveyors office of the District of Columbia, ‘Terms of sale, to wit: One-half of the money on each lot to be jollars must be paid at archase ager, after five days’ notice in the ete 3917, 20, 22, 24, 26, eas NPRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV. AtHD ON FOG BAND -AHAUE ginaih, BETWEEN B_AND © SOUTHWEST: ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER UF VIRGINTA Trustees. are G@ AND H NORTHEAST. & decree reme Court of tae bis Diriele ‘of (atin is Pemen in Equit ae z i FACTS, LOOK. senor AND BE CON- ow Is TE ‘TIME to secure bargains, and A. Noses gre STRAUS is the place where they are to be a er RREMEMPER THAT OUR 810 suits are reduced fo 87, they are a great bargain, and best om the sci for the money-at A. STRAUS". P COOL in this Hot Weather, parchase Tes a BBice corn or Creole Linen Suit, at ae TEESE and Nun's Cloth Coateare sall- ing at reduced prices, suitable for this Hot Weather, at A, STRAUS". EE THOSE HANDSOME, stylish and well made Cass s Suite wenich sold for 18 They, Bary and are the chea| suit this side of tow York for the ae Ds 'T YOU FORGET IT—If yon wish to say money in Luying your Olothink. Fox shoul on A. STRAUS, who has duced his prices, snd here you can eb- tein ae good barsai LL 8 MER_CLOTHING must be sold as Pavia 2s possible: therefore baryains are now in order at A. STRAUS’ YOU WILL BE ASTONISHED at the low prices which prevail at A. STRA| SPACE FORBIDS MENTIONING the many other bargains which are to be found at my getabliahment. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all to and see for ‘the res. OLD RELIAGLE prrigyiy 10K Pennsylvania Avenue, jyl4 tween 10th and 11th streets. Lr. AND HEALTH. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. SAFE AND SURE. Tne Great INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY. a “SAPANULE.” “SAPANULE.” “SAPANULE.” ‘TRADE “wEYyN OURES RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Malaria, Diphthe- Ha, Pneumonia, ‘Sore Throat, Taflammation of the Lungs, etc., Lame Back, Inflammation of the Kid- Beye, Backache, Piles, Hani ms or Soreness of the Feet from whatever cause amumatory Diseases, Fi alldiscasce of testi’ For ml tamale complaints and weaknesses it has no equal. Thousands have been saved from an untimely death by itsuse. Do not delay, but try it. Tt is @ household necessity. nll particulars in our illuminated cards and circulars, sent free upon application by mail trial will bonent you. We guarantee eatiafac- tion, or money refunded. 50 cts. and $1 per bottle, Fial botties, 25c. Sold by ail Druxwists. SAMUEL GERRY & CO., Proprietors, dyl0 237 Broadway, New York. Anwaxe ON DECK With a complete Stock of the VERY BEST GOODS that can possibly be procured in our line, and at prices that embarrass cur competitors and cause our customers to rejoice. A Bpecial! feature of our etock just at this time is a large lot of NEW JAPAN TEA, (ancolored.) It is of the first "Ma; and is pronounced by ail who have tried .¢ most delicious article of Tea they have Another attractive feature of our stock to-day is AN UNUSUALLY CHOICE ARTICLE OF GOSHEN BUTTER. ‘Telephonic connections. ELPHONZO YOUNGS, 504 Oth street, bet. E and F. (WHITE FRONT.) ‘pe MILD POWER CURES. 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FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS GROCERS. Office and Warerooms, 105 and 107 Water street, 3y12-3m Georgetown, D. 0. tHE, COOKE & CO., STOOK BROKERS, 58 Broadway, New York, all Stocks quoted on Rey Yon! block Ezchaunes ano een Bock Prive Depe,, gonteacts at close rates cea TAX BILLS of Biaaces casteea auc: gyl-eqlma W Gio tanker pace, SATURDAY July 24, ISSO. ay by the reaside, oud ih the skr, softly rippling aby. In gentle ial A youth with s maiden sitting Alone by the quiet ses; What to bin: the cl ess splendor, ocean's melod, No sky ig clearer, brigh‘er, ‘Than the eyes of the maiden fair; In their blue depths he gazes, ‘Sceing his heaven there. And the rippling of her lauchter Is sweet to him—far more ‘Than the music of the wavelet 4s it laps upon the shore. And the motes of golden sunlight A= they shimmer in the air, Aud the shining sands are only ‘he meshes of her hair. 80 be weaves an idle romance In which their lives, as one, Go drifting on towethe: Til the earthly work is doue Alas for dreams’ awakenings ILusions aweet dispel Castle: in air quick builded Must swiftly fall as well. with tender accents er thotxzht=—'twixt smile and pout She says, “I'm gitting sunburnt “And F CRIMINAL CARELESSNESS. 5 dispatch from Detroit to the Cine!n- 1 Commercial gives further detalls of the tent ful disaster on the Detroit river. It says: ‘The accident was clearly the result of biun- or criminal carelessness. A P ger on the Garland says: ‘The moon was shiving clear dQ it was almost as light as de aw the Mamie coming long before we e wo steamers came Closer and closer, euiil we began to get uneasy. ‘The Mamie gave one short, Shriil whistle, which was answered a few seconds later by the Garland by a similar signal. Then I heard the bell ring to stop the Gariand’s engine. The Mamle kept straight ahe: id until she appeared to be only 50 or 60 feet when I heard some one on board shoui, ‘Hard a-port,” and then, instead of passing by on our ‘Starboard side, the Mamie suddenly swerved Make cross our bow. There was 2 ng, grinding sound as the bowef ruck the Mamie just back of the Ww heelhouse and rode right over her amidships. In a second the wreck was halt obscured. Her bow was pressed down under the water stern Uited up above the surface. FATBER BLYENBU STATEMENT, In an interview Father Blyendurg states that just, prior to the collision most of the boys were in the cabin. “He was sitting with older mem- bers of the party, and eff the steams! coming tand and the Fortune, another st to him not Very far'apart, and coming very rapldly. “Ido OU know,” he said: *T hardly dare assert {t,and yet It seemed to me —" And the father made a significant pause, as though he thought they were racing. He went on tosay that he did not dream of collision—ia fact had just said to Miss Dussean, who was sitting beside blin, that it was a picturesque and exiillarating 9 slit to see a steamer plow throwzh the water on such a bright moonlight night. Then he saw the Garland loom up larger, and instantly divined with horror that a collision was imu hen. The Mamie whistled, and soon after tt Garland replied, but bore down directly on th fragile yacht, crushing it asifit had been an egg- ste, tatrly cutting it in two amidships, At the moment he saw that a collision was unavoldable he shouted to his friends andthe children to come to the front, and some of them did so. Miss Dussean followed him; and at the same Ume he feluthe boat give way beneath him, and caught hold of a rope on the Garland. Tne young lady did the same. Somebody on board tie steamer pulled her aboard. and he climbed the rope he had hold of, unaided. The four bors who were saved crawled out of the cabi windows of the yacht, and threw themselves into the water. They were picked up by the lifeboat of the Garland, which was immediately lowered, but some who might have been saved were, hé fears, drowned by the swell or run down by the Fortune, which plowed along very soon after. This was not the fault of the For- tune, as they seemed to suppose that the Gar- land people, who hailed them in alarm and anxiety, were cheering them. The father did not know how the accident could have oceurred at all, as it was such a brilliant moonlight bight that the smallest object could be cerned at a great distance. In addition to the names already sent in it has been ascertained that the boy John Grensel was drowned. Search fails to find the wreck of the sunken yacht. No bodies have yet been recovered. An investigation has been ordered by the local board of steamboat inspectors. Texas Humor. {Galveston News. } A DESIRABLE BOARDER, Mrs. Bombazine Black keeps a Galveston hashery. Jn cutting a watermelon she will Mabage fo split the seeds, and thus get an extra slice out of it. Yesterday, at —— Fae sent up his plate ‘0: a “Abe fs coming on, Tanner S80 “Did you enjoy yourself mvery much on the beach yesterday?” “No I didn’t, but everybody else out there seemed to be inl a spectal good humor. “How was that? “Well, you see I was leaning against the door, puiting On my bathing costume, when the cursed hook gave way, and turned a back sum- McTsault Into the nee of the elite of Gal- veston, who were promenading on the beach. Some of them haven't quit laughing about it yet. What tme does the next train leave for somewhere?” SCARCITY OF CASH. Money Is hard to collect just now in Galves- ton. A Galveston merchant asked another If a clerk who had been in the employ of the latter Was honest. “T can’t tell for certain,” was the response; “he does all the collecting, but he has never brought in a cent yet.” HELPING GALVESTON ALONG. Recorder—You have been drunk again. What's your excuse now? “Your Honor, I was only celebrating the great natal day of American Independence.” “Yes, but yesterday was the llth, not the 4th. “I know it, but I did not have capital enough on the 4th to celebrate the day tn a n worthy of the great elty of Galveston, the queen city of the gulf, the gem of the sea, the—the— great cotton mart of the south, sd 1 got tight yesterday instead. Recorder (whose local pride is touched)—The case 1s dismissed. We must all do what little we can to help Galveston along. AFTER THE CENSUS. “Look heah, squire, dars a alggah in Gialves- ton what's been sassin me; supposing 1 jes maul de life outen him?’ The lawyer replit ‘ou Would be apt to get your nec ed.” ow, boss, you is jokin. What do white folks care for ohe niggah moah or less now de census is done tuc A New OFFICE.—That is a funny typographi- cal blunder In the Utlea Herald in whied It at- tempts to say that Mr. Stillwell, private secre- tary to Collector Merritt, has been promoted to chief of the bureau of ‘protests and appeals. ‘The types made Stiliwell chief of the bureau of potatoes and apples —Biffalo Expr °38. THEY were walking in the flelds, and Mary hesitated to pass pens a lane that contained a ans looking goat “Why, Mary,” said aries, “come along; eons is the first time you ever refused me when I asked you to pass the butter.” Upon this appeal, of course, she hesi- lated no longer, especially "as she now noticed that William was vethered. Moe A girl who blushes often bas learned too much, &2~Most women are as particular In matching calico as they are in matching thelr daughters, They seldom 1 leave elther to their peer sm church she remarked to her abe a you notice that baldheaded man in front of us, and how young he looked? I never saw any one so young before with a bald head.” Then he silenced her by replying: “My dear, I was baldheaded before I was a year old.” b2-The late Dr. Bethune asked a morose and y man koa he was getting along. The ae ed ay ae tat as your “a aid ine eStore an am one ose WI ead an interest even in the meanest of God's creatures.” Salt is said cf a fortune hunter, who was ing for the hand of a young with a inrge janded on that he is he loved the very ground she trod 01 . cenit sgn Tus XIV. who said: Shrimp! I confer a favor I make one ingrate @ hun- dred malcontents.” &e~A liberal Hebrew wrote thus to the princi- palofa Lb pete Picomnes Jesuit, peed can, 0} ery you 0 my o = Aged of the thebap of the decrees of the ogee ar — of my Se ‘those deareen whi sacred prine!pies ote republl pe aa School of pee Patents Avylge been wal inition on bonnets a aaa ta Boney wil have been well expended. - Scott, of the M. E Church, who camera DeL, has had a stroke of ba paohepe sa ig like an electric mechine~t ice, Dut you can’t t gO. Lf ee ee ee Universit of Caltfornia, where both sexes are ed the Dighest honors were borue off by two young Man. m a man with a bronzed & petty oMicer on ship- doard, cai ray cee et skirt of his jacken 8 goo nego ee into the oMice of U. Ss. Commisst: shite! dodgrd back Into the hall, sop ——— calied out, “Do you want to see mes ‘The man thereupon entered the ome: Whisper asked Mr. Shields tf he wor Yonenas afternooi face and the dress o1 and ina a id tke to buy a silk dress pattern or a broché =e creas Deal shawl very ow can you afford to sell so low?” asked the commiseioner. “Well, the fact ts,” sald the man ina tow tone, “1 Gon't mind telling you. 1 follow the Sea, and I bring over a few articles with ie on every trip, just to speculate on, “Ob,” said Commissioner Shields, “ smuggied them; ts that it” The bronzea Stranger winked. The commis- stoner said he thought Mr. Drummond, on the floor above, might like to buy a shawl, and to the Noor above the bronzed person went. Sj Cial Agent Drummond, of the Treasury 4 xamined the man’s stock, which was of ualiiy, yet ca viculated to deceive or ing little of such fabries, and when the bronved person tutimated that it was smag- then you gied. Mr. Drommond said: good man, Tm a revenue officer and shall have to put you under arrest.” The brorzed man turned yellowish green, and said he had been lyin ou'll have to Show the bills for this stuit,” sald Drummond. He Produced the bills, which were from a cheap east-side store.and as tt ts not an offense against the custo tic manu factures, lit Tre Jeur Who Was so sertously assau! - on Monday last by Mr. James F. Meivin, jr., of the Denton Jovrr D Improved ¢ tion, and his ph ts almost certain over the unfortun: ing, but pubite opinion 1s still divide circumstances which are clalmed to have led to the assault. GRAHAM—GR: ISSO, “at the renid key. Wn. ington, D. Md. ‘. On Thursday, July 2: eof the bride's parents, + to GRACE. Gu of "Boexvili, DIED. oon AMBERLEN. Suddenly, on tt at Pa. m., Gno. W. » morning of CHASERLEN, Toners will take place from Western Prowbyte- risn Church on Tuesday, Jay 4 Relatives and friends of the fam’ FINCH. On Satur ed are the dead ‘who on ein the “¢ Funer:! from. aseeubly Presbyterian Church, corper of T and Sth ets. n-w., on Sunda! = ra00d atio’clock. Relatives and friends in HANSON. Qn July 24, 1890, Farrny M. itisao%, ef Maryland. Funeral to-morrow (& residence, 9 at Bright: tm, Belaliy Jaly 23, 18 receipe: re Louis and the late Alice ‘hapel at 5 o'clock }). m. Sat- ‘RSE. At Mt. Alto, We 1880, 0; consomiption, Dr. actistant | eurgeon 8 aved twenty-six 8, eldest <on of Prof. J. B. Nourse. * Notice of tuners! Inter July 20, 1830, after a ehort i"ness MauTHA A Svirn, in the 69th latives are respect from her son-in Stanley Taylor, 0 un _ h Sunday even uly SPRINGMANN. On Friday, . a a ering illness, ELIZABETH, sage 33 can Me Spritwman, in the Gail year of her Fu vill take plage fret the Fifth Baptist Church, Bundas, July 25th, at 3p. in. Friends and acquaintances are invited. TALIAFERRO. July 23, FERRO, the beloved wife of Funeral will tabe pla brother-in-law, Melvi year of her ave Friends and attend her fuver liy invited to 9th street nc., at 3 cP a 25, 1880 Friends are invite: UNDERTAKERS. eee 1%. Branch Btore, 239 43 street a.w. Jom B. WRIGHT, UNDEBTAKEE, Sen?7-22m 1887 10th street northwest. L285, OE EETERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, Saturday, July 24. 1880. Ea-To obtain any of these Letters the must call for ‘ADVERTISED LETTERS, the date of this li aa ais not ca.led for within one month they will be Sent to the Dead Letter Oftice. LADIES’ LIST A-—Adams Ellen w Mrs, Arth ur MatiLla Miss. B_ Blake G Mes Ba wn Jennie Miss; Beltrel Jane Mrs, 2; bee Lise ‘Mtiset Bet Matias Mrs: Burrell Maria; Brooks Muilie Mise; Brown Rebecca & C—Cooper Ella Mieer 2: Cleary Fravk Mrs, 2; Counelly Martha Mrs; Chersemont V E Mine! Cleary Miss; Coman Mrs. po Dorsey Georga Mre; Drury Hattie Miss; Davis Mol.ie Miss; Douglass Mrs E—Eawards Mary W Mrs; Entwisle Sallie E F Files Louisa Miss; Flood Lizzie © Mra, Foley Mollie Mies: Ford Mary Miss; French MA ‘G— Garrett Alex Mrs. Gree Helen Miss. Grind- op —— Giles Louies Miss ; Gassaway Mary on Mary Long Miss; Gillsberry Sidney com BG Mre; Henderson Ida Mrs: Hund- ley aioe Hood Harriet; Hituor Mary H Miss Beury Maria # S—J husen Acnes Mrs; Jones E P Mra Jane Mrs; Jenkins Jane Mrs: Joues Ja! Jina Miss. Jobnson L Mrs, 2, Johnson Mary Jel nee Sallie Dies | Jones Rachal Miss: gcd o% :dones Mrs. ii Soba H Mire, Kimball Laura Miss; Kell nea Miss. mi vin, Clara Mee: Murniiy, Plien Mies. Mast Marat Ate. Misson Mauda Aire: Mviior MO usie T Mrs, Manton Mrs; Mor- Nealicay Alice; Neleon Dr Mrs. sorter, ae G Mrs; Poinde: ter Florence Smith Maria; fyur © Baral’, Shelton Sarah ; Smith 8 Susie. ‘T— Tibbetts Bertic Miss; Taylor E Thornton Emma Miss; Taylor Jage E; arin 1. Mrs: ‘Dassin rs. MY" \neeut Emily Mere: Vazdray Tillie Mrs. We Waehington Bertie ‘Mise: White Botsig W Miss, Eli Wileon Emily Mra; ston Eliza Mra; Ward Ward Hermopia Mrs; MM * Kate Mrs; Wil HE Mise: Witianie Mgrtha sine Wwaddy Melis ; Wallace Mary & Mra: Warring Mankaret Williams Martha Mrs: Webster Magxie, Wil- ton Melia Miss; Willis Mary Miss: Wauser Susan Mice: White Susie Mies. Waclaid Mt ¥oXeatuian NE Mr ENTLEMEN'S LIST. i nk Fon; Alien Samuel BoB Base Me Je, Bouban & Co: Buckner A: Barnes Gay tain Bop carduer David Bate Rdwar eph; Barry Tafus 1 Gast Burton “Hobert: ‘Boyne Thomas; Brownd wi iam, O-C BB: cain D Wj Campbell lex: Fre: hester Georse ; Clact nee gan beies ‘Jax C. 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