Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1880, Page 3

Se MISCELLANEOUS. EUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, For all the POTOMAC RIVEB LAN! Fare ard Freight st lowest rates. F. J. STONE, Purser. POTOMAC U. 8. Mail, lesves FER AND LOWE@ ¢ , Mattox, Black: lomini. Piney Foint, Kinkale, Lodae all intern diate wi arves: ‘returning Tuesday, Thuraday acd Saturday. HE STEAMER “ MATTANO.” (Cartan £. E. thoroughly ov: ost resume her tripe on’ Monroe, Va. ‘going snd returnin, FOR ForoMAG Riven LANDINGS. Steamer JOHN W. THO IONDAYS, THURSDAYS am. STEAMERS FO! Stesmebins JOHN GLESQ pA Gy ae YB, at Nand E. 0. KNIGHT ¥., SATURDAYS, at 4 p.m. NDAYS. O General Office, ry Department. ‘OOD, See’y. PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS RGE LEARY, Ci ing U.S. Mail. Josers Wire, ‘Sominanaer, Wasurxoror, From foot of Seven! "AND WED-| TUE every SATURDAY, st ‘st Piney Point and Point Lookout Going class fare, $1: Round Tri} ey@. Smith's. 14h |. Smith’s, 1431 Penn’ ar sth a ‘&e. Btater Under Nat. Met. ‘3p29 R NORFOLK, MONKUE AN) IER GEOR! LEA Ronvoux, th st. | From Campbell's wharf, SDAY. THURBS- ¥ AND SUNDAY, $1.50. Tickets Campbell's wi N.B.—Lunch baskets not allowed on Teserve the right to deay passage to im- tere. ap27-6m jyaaceeare MINEBS’ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. OF STEAMERS BYTWEEN BALTIMORE and NEW YORK. from Baltimore—Every WEDNES- Byear's Wharf, (near foot 5. cs; Prom New York—Every WED J pik from Pier 49, East River, (near passenget accommodations. Lowest including meals ats meals, if de- OUTSIDE LINE Bailing days DAY and SAT DAY and SAT- Rates of passave—First class, and staterocm Lape bieerave, 3c. Per me 1. HUGGING, A, Boston Wharf.) GEO, H LYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LINE N, GE: WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA Connecting at Philadelphia with Clyde's New York, Boston, Provi- iow Engle Hiver, and all pointe im the New England States. ‘Through Wi lone Fo Fee tars Feceived and delivered at F. OLYDE & CO. iJ. and 1203 Fst. n.w., w. —BOTTERDAM. REW YORK_Bo aM. OLTEN, P. and AEA the U. 8. Mail jetherlan Gompany’s Dock, Jersey City, reswiarly on 0-70. 2d Cabin, 845-50. ‘X, General Agent, 27 South pply to oo) nsylvanis, ayer! ington; or F. H’ JOHNSON, Agent, National ‘Bui ding, corner New York avenue and GERMAN LLOYD Stzusar ‘Live BeTwxes 01 vam, LONDOM, Bovraasrrox axp Barwan. PTO! ‘The steamers of this com . For ELRICHE & 0O., 2 Bor - G. METZEROTT & ‘ashingto LANES TICE. LANE ROUTB. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIM- jean porta. ly at the For freight an sep) fot ‘CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN, Axent, N.Y. MEDICAL, &c. P/E. BHOTHERS, 96 oldest acdverisi alarities and Dis: che oldest established and only reli- a PHYSICIAN in the city All Female Complaints and larities quickly cured. rate rooms for patients. ADAM DE FOREST HAS KEMEDY FOB M Ladies. aints guickly cured. 7th at n.w. Omloe eases. Bworn to and subecril Richards, JP. since establishment - The best establishment oots1 AKRTLING DISCO’ TaN UeT MANHOOD every knowa reme bas dis- oe ecto ‘¥ DR. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday Beiundey, at hinotice, a6 0 ce Re meee with 15 years’ e: guarantees a cure in Costner of the Uri- ‘Nocturn: or Syphilis, recently ‘con’ positively cured fn from § t) 10 a: Consultation strictly private, te offices for ladies. Refers to physicians of Baltimore Main office, 19 8. Eutaw &t., Baltinore. Charges moderate. ar29-6m0 FRENCH POWDERS. }—Oertain cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and all Uri- Nerv ny nary Bess, eee Blood and Si: rhors cured in 48 hours. . Drogwist, corner $3 per box, sent by mail ce ——————————— yar CELLULOID TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. THAT NEVER Bi NEVER WEARS OUT, be worn while bathi: Mrs. Fisher devotes patrons. NEVER BREAKS, ALWA‘S CLEAN, and can is f SHER'S, 623 7th st. n. w. ‘ttention to the wants of her at ——, ——————$—$ ure. == JOHNSON @ CO., Bankers, ‘WASHINGTON, D. 0., Ra Bealea Proporaie, in Guplicaie. tote ienorsed, a 8, in ‘au % in «-Projosals for Goal,” wi Lbe received at this offs until 2M., THR 1TH DAY oF SEPTEMoER, for the below-described to be delivered at the Navy Yard, Washington, free of any expense ang eub- Jeet to the usual intpection, viz: Requisition No. 13. BUREAU CONSTBUOTION AND REPAIR. 1, 200 tons (2.240 Ibs. to the ton) Cumberland Ooal, to beof the best quality and free from dust oF other impnritien. 50 tons (2,240 Iba. to ton) White Ash Goal, to be of the pest quality, tobe dry and free from slate and dust. “< ‘The contractor is to mynt it in carte provided the Goverpment. at Navy Yard wharf, and the be paid for at the weisht of’ the Navy quantity ard scalen. Fesponsible security required for the prompt and faithful delivery of the coal. i offire. Boe ee SAME TIC 4y26-2tav 2w Pay Insp., U. 8. N. ¥) OF E_ COMMISSIONERS OPS Tae DISTHIGL OF COLUMBIA, ‘WASHINGTON, Jaly 22d, 1880. Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until noon, i Iset,, for the erection of two ! e county, the plans and specifi- Setioue aud instructions for which will be fus- ” ication to Inspector of Buildings, Pont 85 Morfeon build y ing, 455 street. ‘The Commiesiovers receive the right to rej-ct any or all bids, eis A deposit of 8200 for one and 8100 for the ether building must accompany each bid as socurity that the bidder, if successful, will enter into contract for the work and give mood andeufficient bond within five days from the date of award of contract. r By order of the Commissioners. 3323-3t WILLIAM TINDALL, Secy. )FEICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF OOLUMBIA. Sesled Proposals, will be recaived at this office until Noox, JULY 31st, 1380, for the jon o: two School’ Houses inthe 24 and 7th Division. ‘The plang, specificationsiand instructions for which will be furnished on application to In of Buildings, Room 35, Morrison Building, 4'y street. The Commissioners reserve the) right to reject any or all bids. A deposit of $500 must accompany the bid for each house, as security that the bidder, if Succeseful, will enter into contract for the work ‘with good and sufficient bnd within five days from date of award of contract. By order of the jy23-3t WILLIAM TIND. Rep&Critic] Bec _ RAILROADS. _ THE GREAT O80 rata io A380 Steel Rails. juipment. from Depot, Doui ‘rack, MoOLY sachs TRAINS LEAVE WABHINGTON, f Sixth and Bi as anaudaigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara with Parlor Car to Watkins and the North at 8:00 a.m. daily except Sunday ;9:30 p.m. daily, except Per RES Palace Oars to Oanan- iar eee 4 Elmira, st 10:40 an an at 10: ‘a.m. dsily, except Suuday. For Rew York and the Kast 10-40 a.m) 2:10 and ‘00 p.m. On Sunday, mi. Limited Bx. reas Of Pullman Parlor 200 p. 4 Cars, 9:30 a.m. daily, except Sunday. KI rome trains connect at rooklyn Annex, af- ton, street, avoir Sunday, 8:00, 10: Pam. For Fope’s Creek Line, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m., daily, except Sunday. 5 For Annapolis, 6:40 sm. and 4:40 p.m., daily, ex- cept Bunday. ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIOKSBURG RAIL WAY AND ALEXANDEIA AND WASHING TON BAILKOAD. For Alexsndris, 7, 7:20, 9, 11% m.,4-20, 6:20, Sand 11:30 p.m. On Bunday st 7, $ and m. and 8 p.m. For Richmond and the Sonth, 7 5:20 p.m. daily, except Bun leave Alexandria for ve ria for Ws 8.m. ; 12:50, 3, 5, 7 and 9:05. night. ‘On Bunday at $ and 10 a. a nickels, information, sleeping and patior car a0- commodstions cau bs proseteret _ FARMER, General Passenger Agen’ iter Manager. mya6 ALTIMOBE AND< OHIO BAILBOAD, THE GREA: 17 ed a athwests ; ‘So To tare emect sunday, Say 2560, a8 1:30 p.m. 5:20 a.m.—Baltimore, Ellon OMe and Way Sta- 50 ats —Baltore antercnte and way. (Pted- Ph Breer, icbee taowtoen Hote Baa Si —gatace toca nara eens, 9.00 s.m.—New York, Philsdelphia, Boston and Pine ea Parlor car lew York and ee on Sunday only—Baltimore, Annspo- 9:18 a.m.—t8t. Louis, Chicago, Columbus and it Point of iocks for needeten sna seeeey ast ont, except Sunday.) car to Cin- guaes and Louisville, daily ; Grafton te Sandusky, e: 1000 s.m.—Baltimore Expreas. Stops at Biadens- forest Bet e Learels Annapolis Juno- tide mi-—-Baltimore, Annapolis, iicott City 1:35 p.m.—tBaltimore and Leurel Express. be —10n Suaday only, Baltimore and Way. =: —New York, Philadelphia and Boston 8:30 p.m.—Baltimore and way stations. (Win- , Frederick own and way, vis Relay.) br ey et eric Hagerstown ane Relay. « % Sxpreas. Frederick, vis Relay. Stops at Annapolis Frederick, Hagers- ith pe ee ngeatone os Susaay Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta- Pass tChicago and Columbus Express. Te'prm. "1 Pldladelpbin aud Baltimore Express. ‘at Bisensburg and Laurel P. —Point of Hocks and Way Stations. =}Baltimore and Way Stations, 0 TPALTIMOnE' AND “2ECter mx. 9:30 p. m.—tSt. Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago and Pitiabure fxprese._ (Pittsburg, except Sunday.) Bleeping cars fo St, Louis and Pittsbame gf 25.2.ml-—tBaitimore, Bladensburg and Laurel odie? ab Shi uGRE a EPUEAD UE, car to New York, and special sleeping car to grcx OB LAME HORSES. Owners should cal at 409 Fourteenth st. n.w. jy8 BOBT. SMITH. V. 8. LACKLIDG: BuAceerer l(OTOGRAPHER, Makes One Cabinet or Three Card Cah phs for G1. Superior style and fniah euarante 339-3w*__ 467 Pa. ave., bet. 436 and 6th sts. ee rere ore ANTED 000 PEOPLE Ww Mo cat or send orders to ‘Tue Lanexst axp Most CoMPLETE First-class in every particular. Work called for and delivered anywhere in the city, or by mail or express from other places. ANTED—Ali the Lad.es ': ‘ashi: to call Wind eramine oct SEWING MACHINES te New Waite, New Home, and fe all a 838. i reduced to Siechines in go D rent. ‘MOMENNY, 427 ‘Sth st. n.w. 35 i SAFETY m BATIONAL BAFE DEPOSIT OOMPARE, AGth Street and New York Avenue, Vaults from $5 to rn moe at rect Var ht per 81,600. Also, receives Silverware in I for moderate Board of managers— g vias oe see ae KBOF?"’s SALVE CURE, Ee GREA LEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE FoR Brollingn. Bore Breasts, Outs, Pulee, Bone and Muscle Aitnents: esters. Ulett ference eee et Throat; Serofulovs’ Ulcers. Milk Leg Ateoennere Exypipelas, Sores, Fever ores, Qld Bores; and itis ienta subject fo human natare and Tris A signature of Ht RHOPE. iB Saeapaeitts other. For ‘al Drug- [o. 2002 J street m. w. i delT-2m* STEAMERS, &c. PROPOSALS. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. r annowsaTH PBorosaL ron COAL. THIS AFTERNOON. DP xcaxsox ‘BEOS., Auctioneers, DD & HANDY, Auctioneers. SALE OF A NEAT AND OOMFORT- BImETS NORTHWEST uA virtue of ‘tra Pay the 13th November, A.D. inn Peco the. of 363, one of Zand Fecorda of the District Columbia, and af ten requ secured thereby, will offer for eae at igublic auction, in front of the rems, on MONDAY, THE 26TH DAY oF JULY, A.D. Tis0, a2 8:30 O'Ocock Fac arce] of ground situal x Lot ibered tr @ in square numbered six hundred and. twenty-pin oy with all improvements, being a =z ferme fi All conveyanc- img at Sido aown et Hime of 1s15-eokds WM. H. WARD, Trustee. ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. ‘STE ALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME TOD WELLING' Hoven ONG STREET BE TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS By virtue of sean ee No: dab direction of the secured thereby, running thence in a line with 8 due west direction thi G atreet t (38) (2) inch; thence due no; soul in eight (38) fect and one sixty feet; thenes due east thirty-eiwht (38) feet and one (1) Inch; thence due south sixty feet to the place of ning, with improvements thé ‘wo-story thereon, consisting of a T' tol Frame Dwelling. mm terms of sale are not complied from day of sale, the Trustee resell the property at the risk cost of the defaulting pu1 a % Syid‘eckds' DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN, Trustee. wer-TH ;OVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON sdcourtt of the rain Wnt MONDAY? JtE a6 ADS 1880, der cf the Tres , Same hourand place. By o1 UONCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. THREE FRAME Hi LOTS CORNER OF © AND FOURTH ROUT REABT, slay PENNSYLVANIA4 AV! 'URSDAY AFTERNOON, Jury 22p, AT 6 o’cLOcK, we will sell, in front of tl eB prcnines all of lots 8 and 9, in square 820, improved and unimproved, and will be subdivided into five parts, as follows: '80 fect fronton 4th street, at corner of O street, Wengen 6-12 feet, improved by frame Iwelling and store. 22 fect front on 4th street by same depth, im- PER feat Ga itn steoes by kame Ao} th, vacent lot. feet on 4th at y kam : 26 feet on 4th street by depth of 72 6-12 feet, im- roved by frame house. PHS 6-13 feet on Ath etreet by depth of 100 feet, va- t lot. “This property is finely loested, facing park on Dee avenue, and make splendid "Terms Oue-third cash: balance in one and two eare, wil per cent interest. Fy “iP TPS CeO TAS WALTER, Attorney, §@-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED, on account of the ran, until MONDAY, THE 26TH INSTANT, Same how ; TO-MORROW. \RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROV- ED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, SITU- FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET, DC SOUTHWEST: ON 8bT CORNER OF VIRGINIA AND FOUR-AND-A-HALF BTS. AND ON SIXTH STREET, N G'AND H NORTHEAST. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Equit No. 7222, the undersigned Grisea on TUERDAY. the aioe DA oe See As mises, on ¢ 277 Das UL, o’cLock Pp x., Lot 14, of Uhiman’s subdivision of square $85, being vacant ground: and upon the same day, at the hour of 6 o'cLocx p.M., in front of the pre Lot 13, in square 634, Improved by, two ives story Brick House Woe a on i and street; and immediately thereafter. in fro 9 Premises, part of Lote. in square 536, noe easterly. On; Virginie aNeeoe IgG feel 20 feet: thence western jel 3, Dorth to ssid avenue 110 feet to 43¢ street; thenos south, On sald street 20 feet to the beginniug, improved be two-story Brick House used asa Hestaurant. erms of sale, a8 bed decree: third of the purchase money in cash ang: the, Seat. due in equi will be required when the property is f sale to ‘be complied with in 8 from da: of jyl6-dsde THOSE: WAGGAMAN, ‘Trustee. ———————————E—————————— Lousiana STATE LOTTE BY. TAKE NOTICE! This is the only Lottery ever voted on by the ple of a State, ani under alate decision of the US. Supreme Court at Washington, is the only Legal Lottery now in the United Stated, all other charters having een repealed or having no axistence. A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortune. EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION, OLASS AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10r#, 1880—-123p MonTRLY Daawine. Louisiana State Lottery Company. is institution was regularly inco! the aaielntute of Gro Beato for Tducationsl wad Ghar itable purposes in 1868 for the Term of Fwen- ty-five Years, to which contract the inviolable Fonewed by an overwlsliiing popular vote, secur: rw Z in Its franchise. in, the new constitution adopted Y . D. 1879, with a capital of $1, 000,— G60. to which 4i has since added a rosorvetund of over $350,000. ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU- Lor wal take place monthly on thesecond Tues- y= v7 : t never scales or postpones. qT Loo! the following Di: 100, is ager atta, DOLEARS BAGH. " HALE-TICBETS, ONE DOLLAR. . LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital 830,000 + 10,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,080 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 9 Approximation Prizes of $300. 2,700 9 Approximation Prizes of 200. 1,800 9 Approximation Prizes of 100. 900 1857 Prizes, amounting to. «8110, 400 Responsible corresponding agents wanted af all points, to whom Hberal compensation will be paid. ‘Write, clearly stating full address, for further information, or send orders by express or in 8 texistered Letter or Money Order by mail, ad- ‘dressed only to M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La., £ Or tame person at No. 319 Broadway, New York. J. P. HORBACH, 1416 F st. n.w., Was! mn. Allaur Grand Eztraordinary Drawingsare under p aU om and mai 9 ERALS G. 1, BEAUREGARD and JUBAL Keane Is : ERRA COTTA WINDOW CAPS, MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST OLAYS. VERY ORNAMENTAL, ‘and in imitation of all kinds of stone, and just as durable. For sale ats heavy discount from former prices. TEREA OOTTA VASES, GEWEE Firs, STOVE CROOKS, &o., AT THE LOWEST RATES. POTOMAC TERRA COTTA 00., 401 New Jersey ave, mar?1-ly Near B. & Q. Depot. ANITARY PLUMBING. YEaRs’ PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE. JAS. F. BRIEN, 419 Oth st. n.w.. oe PeoMaNG ith s slow to ibe proper santa? o i 7 arrangement. Orders promptly filled. apé-4in* D* F. A. VON MOSCHZISHER, 6109 LOth street northwest. Bpecial Attention Given to the Treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES THE HRAI Iu- PAIRED BIGHT, OATAREE, AST! ISLUNGS, OHEST, MOC” DE. VON MOSCAZISHEB bas now been from 8:30 to 4.{and from 7108 peme delt AN’ LD SILVEH, in larce THE EVENING STAR. 9th and Dewees ‘northwest. FUBNITUBE, CARPETS, STOVES, KO. As 10,000 PAPER BAGS. “10d REAMS PAPER, 5 GROSS HUMMBL'S iCE_ O01 x AND 20 PACKAGES T! LZ= 4ND HEALTH. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. HOLE CHESTS BUXES TOBACOO. ALSO, ee LOTS IN GRaAOGELAND CEMETERY. it ction, at our salesrooma, MORAING, JcLY 37TH, AT 10 OohotK it ‘AMES DUNGAN, Auctioneer. SPFCIAL SALE OF OONTENTS OF 8é. DWELLING, No. 625 H WERERT, SNeKn SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST AT AUC: SAFE AND SURE. THE Guear INTERNAL axp EXTEanat REMEDY. “SAPANULE.” “SAPANULE.” Open POAPIRAT MORNING, comenc i fencing a neisting of — RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Malaria, Diphthe- m, Dining and Kitchen Furniture, es Pneumonia, Sore T! Thflammati Carpets, Btoves, Crockery, Sc. Enna) cto Laine Baak Tease ae Bale rositive. a neys, Backache, Piles, Bunions or Soreness of the 3y26-2t AS. DUNGAN, Auct. sone from whatever cause, porns or aaa and all 10S. E. WAGGAMAN, Beal Estate Auctioneer. i einepes ry Destine For ah famaie comnts z and weaknesses ‘no equal. Thousands have ONE STORY HEET ROUTERS: No. 105 G saved from an untimely death by its use. been it delay, but it. "St ie a household necessity. Fall particulars ee nared carts and circulars, sent free upon jon, of money refunded. 60 cts. Dottie. Trial botties, 20c- Bold by al Druseiste.” SAMUEL GERRY & CQ., Proprietors, On WEDNESDAY, Juty 287n, at Frve O'CLock P.M., I will'eell in front of the ve ae eae EROS aT Wioinee 24-d&de ‘Auctionesr. AONE SALE OF A CORNER LOT AND FRAME HOUSE at ELEVENTH On; BEE 8 NORTHEAST. Aa DAGS Teena On MONDAY, 7HE 2D pay oF Avaver, 1880, aT 6 O'CLOCK P M., I will offer at pab- jyi0 237 Broadway, New York. Troan Tube feck, at thesoutnsast ool oF Lith ELF. round, 50x! e southeast and Gets n-0., improved byes two-story frame. row Taxs 5 ‘Terms: One-fourth cash, and ce one, two and thres years, at € per cent intercet O 7 wea: Broker, ‘The untold miseries that result from indiscretion PYERCANCON HUGH -Ancionore =~ | Menierae abate setae ne NSON ee i 5 10 assertion LABS ew USTRE ree OF Rocceee Lots CAL INSTIT OTE. Boon emt feaugpy ENGR u i EAN fs) en NORTH O STREET, BETWEEN RORTE. OF 301 “PRESERVATION. Exhausted Deel AND ELS Ruse EAST. Tnnpalréd by the etrort of yoatir tos ose arpa tue of & fovem- = ber 17th, 1873, recorded in “Liber 73% fel tion to business, inay be restored and manhood PA eco ta mbia, an 10 Of D jourt of the Distrlet of Oolumbin, passed ie 354 | _ Two hundredth edition, revised and. ast dey of July, A. i as tras: iblished. It is a standard medical work, the in place snd stead of the late Johann Killian, in the English written by & A teres of said deed of trust, I will sell, in front of the prem- it experience, to whom was awarded a gold and ies, on THURSDAY, AvGUsT 267H, 1880, #7 1K reled medal by the National Medical Association. o'cLock P M., the real estate described in atid deed, | Itcontains beautiful and very ex ive engrsy- to wit, Lots numbered 29, 30, 81 and 82, of Wm. | ings. Three hundred 50 valuable . Todd’s recorded subdivision of part of square | prescriptions for all forme of pre ‘the No. €69, together with the improvements thereon, | result of many years of extensive and successful consisting of a part brick and frame dwelling | Di either one of which is ten the oURe. ‘Terms of sale: According to the condition of said deed of trust to wit: $1,000 cash, with accrued interest at _the rate of 10 per cent per annum from ber 17th, 1878, to day of sale; costs of sale; balance in six and twelve monthe, for which notes, of the purchaser, bearing interest from day of sale, eccured on the property will be taken. deposit of $100 to be paid when the property is bid off. All conveyancing at the expense of the pur- chaser. Terms of sale complied with in six days from day of eale, cleo the trustee reserves the Hight t reeell at the purchasers Sisk after Ave days’ advertieement. Jy24-2aw&ds A. E. L. KEESE, Trustee. ALTEE B. WILLIAMS & OU., Auctioneers. times Price of the book. Bound in French cloth; price only $1, sent by mail post paid. ‘The London Lancet ssys:—'‘No person should be without this valuable book. ‘Tbe author is @ noble An illustrated sample sent to all on receipt of 6 cents for postage. The author ref Permission, to Hon. P. A. MD.» pree! oat of the National Medical Address Dr. W. H. PARKER, No. 4 Bulfinch st. Boston, Mass. Tue anthor way be consulted on all diseases requiring skill and experience. of estils =e feb29-mA&th HEAL THYSELP. USTEE’S SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME TROWELLING CAND’ BTOUE CORNER OE GBE4T Baneains TWENTS SECOND AND” F BTREETS | | NORTHWEST, WITH IMPROVEMENTS. IX virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date , the ath doo" of Starch, SetTy aea Tse ate UNREDEEMED PLEDGES: corded in Liber 846, folio 280, et seq., one of. DIAMONDS, the Land Records for the District of Columbia, the undersigned trurtee, will sell at public auction, upon the premices, "at 81x O'CLOCK P. M., om THURSDAY, tHe 1278 Day oF AUGUST, 1880, the follow-deseribed piece of property, viz: The west part of lot number eight (8), square nember 80, commencing for the same at the southwest corner of said lot and running east thirty-one (31) fect ; thence running north one hundred (100). feet: thence west thirty-one (31) feet; thence south one hundred (100) feet to the place of beginning, con- taining thirty-one hundred square feet of round, with improvements thereon, of a two- story Frame Dwel ing and Store. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in aix and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at WATOHFS. eony SOLID SILVERWARE, TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAN ADVANOES. A fine assortment of BREECH-LOADIN SHOTGUNS, aT .M. & BR. COHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, ty6 1007 Seventh gt. m.w.~ aan CR oe a attime of sale. If the terms of sale 001 STRAW HATS BLEAOHED, and Hata of ali, plied with in seven days Gae Aa sale the Trus- Kinds repaired tee reserves: the eee bs roperty at the ‘140 8th st.. between G and HB. bet and ris! e defaulting purchaser, MACDONALD MCBLAIR, Trustee. SLAUGHTER IN BOOTS GND hors at 1916, and Clothing, 1914 Pa. Ladi rth 750. ve (CBLAI Jy 20, 22, 24, 26, 28,80, A2, 4, 6,9, 11,12 ave. 149 pra. ies Houre pers: . » WO! 100 prs. Tatios Hine, Eid Slippers ihe, value Bt: : os HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. New and Bu ” worth double. Gents. TBUROPERTY At TENNALINTOWN, BeGe | aud 81-90 up, value double. Ol By virtue of a deed of bearing date dented low prices. Oflice Coats 40 an the 6th day of December, 3877, and duly Vests 05 and Zée-ap. Enna records for the Digsact of Gots the un: | close cut, Cass Pants, 82, 83.00 ana 0 : dersigned ‘Trustees will sell on MONDAY, Avausr | Knee Pants, 60 up; Linen Suita THE 2p, 1860, on the premi: at 53g o'cLoox, the followitig- described property, vist All that or parcel] of lan: Viosting a. District of Col QUPPLIES FOR PLUMBEES AND GAS FITTEES. A NEW ESTABLISHMENT. article uebd by Phnusbore and. Gas itor ne ore prepared to offer our goods on as favorable terms ith ke Saas ore pecttully the ci containing and laid out for one- | say an etion rout Bee ‘confident, that we ef land, together with the im- | Sh 80 ins either as to quality or price provements, which consist of a two-story 6 Me ELDEN & GO. ‘Terins: One fourth oxsh, the Dalanoa at one, tye | Joy SES AP siren mime and three years, notes ine inte.est at ‘TED — FEA’ RENOVATE, Per cent, ssid interest to be paid semi-annually ‘Tattreence te remake and hae neon andl secured pres aren een. FrorSToy | Moth exterminated by steam, By F. H. YOUNG, . convey: me ir 5 ‘Penn: vauia b " deposit required at time of salen If the terme of SOR EES wi aves) oEpoete) 7 le are not complied with in seven days after the myl-6m f ssl reserve ‘the ht to resell Ha property at the sikeand cnet af tae defeats BENSON’S CAPCINE purchaser. WM. D. SAT} Trustees. Jy21-d&ds JAS. L. DAVIS, a ee . JW4{TER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioncers. PORGUS PLASTERS, ‘RUSTEES'’ SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE TRURICE AND. FEAME HOUSES, WITH LOT OF GROUND, ON M STREET NORTH AND NINTH STREET WEST. ERFUL REMEDY. By virtue of two deed of Ca dated 4 WoOND) oa Fooorded in Libsre 108 folio 11B, “aud 109 ol , — folio 468, of the land’ records Washington, D- d at the written request of the party secured thereby, we will sel!, at public auction, in front of Physicians everywhere prescribe and endorse emises, cn THURSDAY, the Sth day of Au- | them as a great improvement on the common alow. .D. 1880, at 6 o'clock p. m., that piece or | acting porous piasier and all similar articles. reel of ground di a8 parts of lots num- ed seven and eight, (7 and 8), in square num- | Br. J. W. Thompson, (one of the Philadel- bered four hundred, (400), hing for thesame | phis Jurors. ata pointon M street north, distant eighteen fect | _‘‘Frefer them to all others.” Use them in my (28 feet) from the southwest Corner of square four | practice. uEdred ; thence north e: ; thence run- ning west. eigiteen (18). fest to. Sin ‘strect wont: | Dr. . Deyo, Poughkeepsie, N.¥- ‘Bost tence Berens north, eran 9th street ne ay plaster in use.” **Always gives satisfaction. feet; thence turning aud running east fifty fect; thence south twenty-seven fect. thenos west | Dx. A. Wooley, Warsaw, Ind. “I pre- pigeon 16) feet; thence south eixhty-three (83) scribe none but theee.” feet to M street north; thence along Mf street north sixteen west, tothe place cf beinning. ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money to be aid in cash; balance ix and dy of sale, with interest, secured by deed of frust, | $10 will be required when the property is knocked down ; and if the terms of sale be not o>m- plied wee in seven days thereafter, the T1 8 Me y it success.” ** a Wonderful remedy.” “""One of the few adver tised articles not s humbug.” Infirmary { Women and Children, Louisville, Hy. *-the members of our etal fice, at | speak in the Highest torms of yous plasters" Tight to resell on five days' notice, at Feserve the risk and cost of the defaulting pui . fi Chemical Gazette, N. ¥. ‘Unquestionably JAAP ELTON, rromtees, | CRemfenl Gazette, MX. Unquestiosy $y15,17,22, 24, 29,31, Ang4,5 dies haces ttonstin yape ses HHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. othe orumenans say they are sn every way Superior RUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE BUILD. | , Their great merit lice in the fact that they are the t D An; jcian in your own locali QA ABW HAM CGHIRE AVENUE, BETWKEN | meabovestatament For barge tack M AND N STREETS, WASHINGTON, D.O. | Hits Fonsi Weakness Bear ee oan, By virtue of a deed of trust bearing date April | Golds and Cot Kidneys, Whooping 10:h, 1879, recorded im Liber No. ), foiio, Cough, Affections of the Hi and ills fol 2 fone ot Se land resorts of the Die which porous p! ae used, it is simply the best ane 18 An eqn of 8. known . Ask Be " the undereimned, a8 Flaster aud take noother. ‘Sola by alt Deusen. Yeor, will tell. at public auction, IK feout Of te will eell_at public auction, in front o! remises on FRIDAY, SHE UTE DAY OF JULy - D., AT 60'CLOCK P.M, a partof lot fourin square pinety-pine, beyinning for the'same ata point on the east side of 2ist strect, thirty-seven fest two inches south from the intersection of New Hi: shire avenue and said Twenty-first street, and ran- Bing thence south twenty-fi thence east ninety feet, thence north tweuty-fve feet five inches, thence west ninety, feet to the Place of beginning; alo lot lettered ‘“E, sub-division of part of said lot four in said equare Dincty-nine, made by H. P. Jackson, and duly re- forced, in the surveyor's office of the District of jumbia. oLey On e: of whic! dollara must be paid at ttm : aix and twelve months, wit v Drugs 3 ice 25 cen’ it receipt of pri ard AEE Row ble FO WF4YEE, HENGLA & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF LAUNDRY SOAPS. EVERY BAR AND OAKE OF OUR GOODS ARE BRANDED WITH OUR NAME, AND ARE WaB- RANTED TO BE MADE FROM PURE REFINED TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OILS, AND TO BE trust lots sold, the chasers option, i fer sor alo are ag, som FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. ‘seven days from sale, the trus Teserve the right to resell at the risk and conrcf ac) FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS GROCERS. faulting purchaser, after five days’ not. Evening Btar, ps es Office and Warerooms, TATES McLOUGMEER. | Traste 105 and 107 Water street, 3917, 20,29, 24,26, 2848 jy12-3m Georgetown, D. C. BEEN & WISE, Auctioneers. — ITCHELL, COOKE & CO. TKUSTEES' SALE vanwasre eat | ML ; STOCK BROKERS, NOwobaR” Mi 58 Broadway, New York, OF ESTATE IN ROSSLYN, VIRG] RITE GEORGET: D. Tae LOVED BY A DWELLING-HOUSE, STORE, STA- virtue of the decree of the Circuit Court Buy and sellon small margin all Stocks quoted on of Ale: i red New York Stock Exchange; aso deal in Stock Priv. he May term, 1e80- thereon, Rendered at lege, Contracts at close rates Carrespondence Anna Hillis ve. Hanna and J ited by said d Hi ale, po ELEY, STERLING SILVEE On the premises, on Wile eee Pale au esau. | J ‘PLATED WARE, &0., 1880, ar 6 O'cLOcK P. a, Lots nun two AT OOST FOR THIBTY DAYS ONLY. and three, in Square numbered three, in the Town | Before removing toour new stare, No. 1215 Ps. ° ate of i with, Seymeroremonts. con- |- ave., we will sell onr entire stock g ‘Cost. Bary outbuildings trees. a7) cuLbulldipes and s Idk of trait Tee g1.965.69 | _Eatablishea 1840. Uyl3-lm] 1221 Fa. ave. Tent. and S38 Do tact eae of sale ete BE WE, BEERESENT ,ONE, OF THE LARGEST sipeveljenomisennen ae aienamanae | NV sag eet REI RTE a Bef ccrmn Jed with within Sue week from the day of Edara, 33 cehsloN TOP, a andar on tof the. urelaser, after three days ficted.“WrDDIe BBOS., cor: 153 at "and Pann notice in the Eve newspaper of Washiag- | sylvania ave. cd » D.C. “Gonverabelag st purabarors cost. an Ann argiaiees Sours Sami ante kat 0. 336 Sasa utes ae, A Tr JAMES M. JOHNSTON, 3)22-tb,m&ds DUNOANSON BRCB., Salesmen. —_—_—_——— ee Seen. ——————— of HAND. + CAD BEST Pi OF YOUR Se et od Pen eee MONDAY .................July 26, 1880. A Suit with a Romance. A WOMAN KEEPING A SECRET FOR FIFTY YSARS— MILLIONS OF DOLLARS INVOLVED—A MARYLAND FAMILY'S CONNECTION WITH THE CASE. There is now pending in the courts of Ohto a Suit involving several millions of dollars in Teal estate, and which, besides bringing some of the most prominent’ men in the country, in- cluding President Hayes, Chief Justice Waite, Judge Tilden and ot! t as contest- ants has an intensely romantic history con- nected with it, in which a Maryland family constitute the principal characters. ‘The story that some time tn the year 1Si2 a Captain ‘ord, of this city, was married to one Lovey Buskirk, a widow, formerly Miss Lovey Ward, of Somerset county, Md. Shortly atter nis marriage Capt. Ford is sald to have left Baltt- More ih command of a privateer, which was captured by the British. Captain Ford was taken captive and placed in Dartmoor prison, where he remained for some time, but finally sort by tunneling his way out.” He went to Sweden, and after the close of the war returned to this city,baving been gone about three years. On his return he found his wife living in good style. He also fcund that there was an addi Uon to his household tn the person of a lovely little girt, whom his neighbors said was the captain's and Mrs. Ford's ¢htid, but whom some of their most intimate acquaintances, it is alleged, declared was an illegitimate’ chiid. The captain and his wife, however, clattaed the child as their own offspring. C: Ford did not long remain tnactive, but soo: return tied out a elaver and mai Tips to Africa, landing his ivi this country at Charleston, Savann ih. and sometimes in Cuba. Returning home again his wife Is sald to have become Jealous of him. Capt. Ford tuen left the house again, and went West, where he located a number of’land war- rants, among Which was one at the Indian block house, or fort, at the mouth of the M:umce river, then’ (S17) a wilderness, now the site of the city of Toledo. it 1s over the ownership of this’ property that the sutts are jending, Capt. Ford, afteran absence of three years. came to Baltimore once more, Dut tind- ing bis wife determined not to have anything fo do with him he left, going to Mexico, where be entered the navy of that country, and served as alieutenant until is22, when hée'died intes- tste, His oniy Kinspeople, so far as known, were his wife, Lovey, bis mother and sisters, living in one of the New England states, and his so-called child, the ttle girl, whose name was Emeline. In 1883 Or 1834 persons from the west came here and commenced a search for the heirs of Capt. Ford. To. these Persons it, was alleged that Mrs. Buskirt, or Ford, represented tuat Emeline was the legitimate and only child of Capt, Ford, and selling her dowry interest in the Toledo land to them. she caused Emeline to convey the fee, receiving for It a small sum of money. There was living with Mrs. Buskirt a sister namcd Elizabeth Ward, who, it 1s claimed, begged Mrs. Buskirk to undecelve Em- cline and to tell her whose child she really was, So that a fraud upon the purchasers of the property might be prevented. Meanwhile, another party, observing the growing importance of Toledo, inquired as to the ute to Ford's property, then vacant and unenclosed. After investigating to some ex- tent Capt. Ford's life, this second party came to the conclusion that the captain had left no legi- Umate children, and so purchased the title of the property from Capt. Ford’s mother and sis- ters. In the course of time it happened that Ben Wade got an interest in the property, and Sent some of his agents here to see that the title wes clear. These agents found the mar- rage record of Capt. Ford and Lovey Buskirt in old St, Paul's parish record. After a great deal of sp istien f {n tke Ohio courts between the owners of the two titles, the case was finally decreed in favor of the Baltimore title, deposi- Uons having been returned to the court alleg- ing that Elizabeth Ward had sworn that Eme- lene was the legitimate daughter of Capt. Ford and his wife Lovey. About a year afterwards, however, Elizabeth Ward, who was then married to aman named Jobnson, and was living near Marion, a few miles from Crisfield, somerset county, Md., saw an account of the decision in a Baltimore paper, and was heard to declare that a great wrong bad been committed, and that she and she alone could rightit, To Mr. John H. Handy, of this city, aud Mr. Hyman, a western lawyer, who called to see her, she refused to disclose’ any- thing as to who the real parents of the child were, but persisted in saying that she had never sald Emeline was the daughter of her sister, Whereupon Mr. Hyman flied a petition to set aside the decree on the ground that it was ob- tained by forged and fraudulent testimony. Judge Tilden, a cousin of Samuel J. ‘Hilden, and the principal person concerned, then brought suit to recover possession of the epee lost by the decree; after which Judge . Of this state, by special commission, took testimony to sustain the case. After a great deal of hard and sktiltul work Mr. Handy Succeeded at last, in 177, in getting Mrs. John- son, nee Elizabeth W to make a statement in which she acknowk that Emeline was her own daughter, the Child of an Irish sea Captain who frequented Capt. Ford’s house, ‘To cover her sister's disgrace Capt. Ford's wife had declared to the world that Emeline was Ler own child, and as such she lived ror many years, And 86 at last the secret was disclosed. Eme- Ine was married to a former captain of an oyster pungy. who 1s now living in this city. Her mother. Elizabeth Ward, died at her house, in Somerset ¢ u ty, last year, Buskirt his been dead many years, A great railway depot has been built on the ‘Tol do property under the Baltimore title, and, ii 1s said, nearly 209 dwellings. It comprises almcst all of the Sih ward of that city, A lange number of persons are directly or indirect! concerned in the case.—#alt, Sun, 26/%, MES. FORD'S CAREER. A Baltimore dispatch to the New York Sun, im relation to the case says: Mrs. Ford, after being abandoned by her husband, went from bad to worse, until she became proprietress of & noted io in this city. Her ‘hier, Em- eline, had grown up to be a su: ly beau- tiful woman, and became the chief attraction of her mother’s house. With her life alone are associated many involving the suicide and ruin ‘of her admirers, whom she turn dismissed after enriching herself at their expense. At length so- ciety was shocked by her marriage to one of Baltimore's most wealthy merchant princes, who became infatuated with her. Three p: Dames stand high in social and financial circles. Mrs. Ford con- Unued to keep her resort for some years after ber daughter's og and accumulated a comfortable fortune. Then she retired to a quiet residence in the suburbs. NEARLY Two WEEKS WITH A BALL IN HIS, BrRaiN.—On Monday of last week Daniel Laem- mert, a blacksmith at_New Hope mine, shot himself in the head, a 1 cartridge entering the skull just above the ear and penetrating th brain a depth of nearly fourtuches. The at- i j tending physician thinks that to probe for the ball would cause instantdeath so that nothing towards removing the ball has yet been done. Laemmert is lying in a critical condition and no hopes have been entertained for his recovery since tbe shooting, though there are cases on record where men have lived for years with a bulletin the brain, He ts now being cared for by two young men. His son from Pittsburg Was tosee him last week but returned home again after making what arrangements for the care and attention that he coufd for his fath Who was somewhat improving yesterday. Cumbertand Tins, th. A FaTaL MisTakE.—A. W, Carroll, of Brad- ford, Pa., dled on Saturday, and an analysts of the stomach 1s now being made. A physician prescribed certain powders for him daring his sickness, and it is believed that in making up morplia was accidentally substituted calomel. A NEW RIVER STEAMER BURNRD.—The new stermer H. T. Dexter, ut. Jack Gramimar, en route from Pittsbi ‘vansville, caught fire, while under Way, just opposite Jeffersonville, Ind., yesterday. e was headed towards the shore, but the fire got too hot for the pilot, and he had to back her into an Island opposite Jeffersonville, where she burnt to her hull when the fire was put out by the Louisville Jeffersonviile f¢ boat. She bad no passen- gers on board, and all of the crew escaped, but Jost all their clothing, etc. The origin of the fire is supposed to have been tacendiary. ee ee Dr. TANNER TRIES Hor Wargr—Dr. Tanner continued his remarkable fast yesterday. The doctor was troubled by the bilious condition of his stomach Saturday morning, for which he took a copious draught of water as hot as he could bear it, which gave him instant relief. Afterwards the doctor and his attendants took or through Central Wi em. for ; F E 4 i & 4 Be 5 3 g Pt é 7s ae etes, 2 s arcade ERSEPEE Ubat hereafter, and so long as he shall ive, he will the aged inmates of their bosy.itaf with all the and chewing totacco theymay need. ie Stars. . ington Hawkeye | Very Rear us sat two young people. = the face of a man who s aves thet time's “aay, and (Lat white becktle had never seen the stare light before. ‘There was 1 powder on the shoulder of his coat, and a tender. dreamy look in ber lovely eyes. They sat and looked Up at the stars, and they didnt care for an sclitsry thing any nearer to Unis earth. “Morth. mer,” ‘she murmured softly—“Mortimer,” his name appeared to be Mortimer, thouch f couldn't learn whether it was his front name or his after name—“Mortimer, dear.” she said. “It we could only live apart from a sordid, unssippathetic world, tn one of yon gilttering orbs of golden radiance, living apart m all eke, Only for each other, forgettin, the base things ot >, the ooa of the world and its animal inst would be our heaven, would {t not de And Mortimer, he said that tt would. heart of my own,” he sa! Jed with earnestness. own darling Evhe! through all the softened radiance of the day an all he shimmering tenderness of night, our lives would pass away in an exalted aimos- phere above the base-born wants of earthly mortals, and far Deyond the ehattering crowd that lives but for to-day, our lives, refined be- yond the common ken-——” And just then the man with the gong came out. Mortimer. he made a grab at Ethel 's hand anda piunge for the cabin door. Ethel just gathered her skirts with her other han jumped clear ov K of her chair after btm, ent clattering down ihe cabin, upset a chair, ran into a good, sweet old Quaker lady, and banged a bad word out of her before she hed time to stop tt, down the statrs they rushed, collared a couple of chairs at the nearest table, feed a walter, and opened t tion with s ishing. I am a man of coarse mould ant earth-born and I wouldn't live in a star could tind a good hotel In Ame long before I and the w. Out Lo Loast them some cheese, MORAL, Thave, during my wanderings, met several People who Wabted to live in a star, where earth-born people with antmal appetites couldn't trouble them, and I always found the Safest place for an earth-born man, when the star born soul started for the dinner table, was behind a large rock. Distrust the aspiring mortal Who lives in a plane so elevated that he requ tres the ure of a telescope when he wants to look down at the rest of us. And if he i wants board at your humble table, charge him #15 a week, and feed him lots of soup; or you'll lose money on him. Horse Radish Culture, The article on this subject in the Net land Farmer of Ma. copied from the mantown Triegraph, may be of the methcd used by the gardeners near Philadelphia: if s0, then they must produce an inferior article of liorse-radish, at rather more than double the cost required to grow a good article. In the first place. tt takes only one seaso: grow horse-radish in pertection, If are allowed to grow a second r= @ correct account out so much that it's extremely hard to dig them, and the crowns are apt to be hollow and inferior. Ifthe land ts highly manured, and Well ridged up with the larg the ‘roots Will attain a good size for m year. ‘Then, the distance apart of the ribed is not enough to crow good rac ur Cus tom isto muke the ridges 257 feet apart, and plant the sets 1S to 24 Inches apart in the row. At this distance the leaves completely cover the land, and grow four feet high fn september, and the land will yield fouror tive tous per acre. The sets used for planting here, are simply Short bits of root about the size of a pipe ster and an inch orso long. It ts not needtul to u bit of the crow referred to, ‘sure Lo grot a tated in the paper above root half an inch long is grow. ‘Since the horse-radish is slow In getting started, 1 is usual for the ridges to be sown With two rows of early beets or onion sets or greens, which can be cleared off before the bit ot herse-radish makes much growth. It ts usual to harvest. part of the cropin the autumn, when there is some demand for pick- ling and to store a portion ot the crops in pits, for Winter sales, the remaining portion belag dug carly in spring. The digging 1s best done by a heavy plow, Jollowed by three or four Men, with forks, who will throw out the roots about as fast as the horses can walk. The team will have to rest often, for the roots are very tough. The roots wilt easily, after dig- ging, and should be, immediately washed and 50) ‘The Preparing for markat ts a tedious job; the roots must be trimmed by hand with a small knife, and then wasbed on a board with a suff scrubbing brush. It Is used to alternate horse-radish with cel- ery or cabbage in order to Kill the radish roots left in land, w hare as tenacious of life as couch grass. —W. D. Phillrick, in New Bnyland Farmer, THE Virginia Kv-KLCx.—The party who shot and killed “Tandy” Baker, in Scott county, a few days ago, @ statement of which appeared in tis paper last week, also shot a son. of Pinkney Cartner, esq., who was also in the Ku- Klux band, the shot taking effect in the mouth of tg froin knocklng out all of bis . Eleven of the Ku-Klux party have been recognized, and the matter will be muzht be- fore the grand jury of Sco y. ‘he man whocommitted the bom’ at und, he ether having fled the country or ts hid in the ridges tn order to save his own life, ven- geance having been sworn against him on the part of the Ku Klu Va.) Sentinel MISTAKEN 18 THE Cor. nto a western hostelry before th morning sweeping done. Jie congratulated. himself and the landlord on having arrived at a Place where he recogn! such large grapes Strewed about the floor. “ Tuem’s not grapes,” sald the landlord; “them’s eyes gouged Out last evening.” THE “Bors IN BLCR.”"—Gen. U.S. Grant, who signs himself “commander-1n-chiet of ‘Boys in Biue,’” has tssued “general order No. 1,” di- rectihg the member for each state of the na- tional committee of the Union Veterans’ union to proceed at once to organize the “Boys in Blue” in the respective states to promote the election of Garfield and Arthur. Gen. Grant, in trsuing the order, says, in his opinion, “the best interests of the whole country, north and south,” demand the success of the’ republican ucket. GEN. Grant bas accepted an Invitation to visit Boston the last of Septeraber, ae "he guest Of the Middlesex club. A grand banquet and ig a Wii be given in Lis honor, at which all the yglaud governors and many other distinguished men will be present. 8? Morris Nugent, driver of a Second ave- nue car, New York, was arrested on Saturday hight for running his car over Thomas Don nelly, 77 yearsof age, at Sith street and Second avenue, Killing him instantly, SP Lawyer Lockwood, of Washington, has been married twice and says proudly that she “never asked either of her ly is for a dollar.” Nobody dou! . When @ woman of genlus marries shu support her bus- band, and ber husband, with loving reciprocity, expects to be support v. ¥. World, ee BLt 1889, after an @ lines, Can nurhitet z He John A.and Sarah E. Biuadon, us ‘ard four monthe. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her ents) O4 Market atrect, Georgetown, ‘Tucnday, th, at 5. ni . ueteeu years y COFFREN. Sunday, July 25th, 1580, Mra. Aw- sin K, Corres, auced forty-cue years fou monte 4 Bifteen aay im . she reat in peace. Funeral will take pact from the residence of hor gon in law, No. 751 Ten th strost southeast, Tacs S o'clock. | Relatives and ‘friends ited to attend. * CHAMBERLEN. Suddenly, on the morning of Tuly 24, 1880, at Pa. m., GEO. W. OuAMUERLEX, cal $8 years. “Funeril will take ylace from Wartern Brebyte- Church on T: ee até p.m. Belatives and friends of family are iavited to attend. eS - ELDREDGE. On July 26th, 18% 5 ELparpoy; in the fourteenth yea? Of be age ter o! oy We ee = funeral wil) take place from the residence of A. G. Eid 705 Excbth street northwest, Tues- Gay, the 27th inst.. st 4 o'clock p.m. Friends of the fami'y are invited to sttend. . FOOTE. In this city, at Go'clock a. m., on the acts oy of July, 1550, ALuEntvs B. Foors, of Butland, Vermouf, in the sixty-second year of his are. at Oak Hill t 2.0" . ey Pn gd od ! Chapel, ut 2 o'clock p. m, GULIOCK. At9:16p. m., July 25th, 1880, Jaares five years. B. Guu wort 5 ‘Toeeday, at Spm fi ‘ acres’ esc oat O™ antegan_7 OSEINE. On Bundsy, July 25th, 1880, of < sumption, gana 0. C. Boruixs, in theaixty-sixth ty take p'ace from his late residence, C street southwest, Wednesday, at 2p. m. Interment st Alexandea, Va ee MACK. July 25th, 1860, at 10:30 p m., Faaxk “ite funeral sake yuaee, from his bey a Rt bet) t po te ot eli MEDLEY. the morning 1880, ‘children ee ee ee} cetad thers not for of sack ts Eas of