Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1880, Page 3

« . COAL AND WOOD. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. MISCELLANEOUS. | THE EVENING STAR. MAC LANDINGS. JOALt COAL! coaLi: THIS AFTERNOON. GPATES & HABN, Auctioneers. BOYAL . | WEDNESDAY. ...September 15, 1880. ‘Steamer MiSTIO, ing U. 8. ‘ARTHUR B. SMITH ha having bought the old es- ‘HOS. E. waa@aMaM, Beal Estate Auct. EMPIOBY SALE T? CLOSE A COPART- HAVANA LOTTERY, Th. oe street, lished Wi No. 1238 5th je HIP. e Conscientions Clerk. Ee 3 an golelorrhas Leaciengioes Satroaaee at ima | TWO_STORY FRAM® DWELLING ONL | _ We mili sell, on THURSDAY MORNING, DRAWINGS EVERY 15 DAYS. [Galveston News. friends and the public generally. He haa been for FIFTH | Serremnen iéra, day at7a.m.. for all River fore, includiiiz Chaze! Post, t Hi — Sere a at lowest AB. ©. He STEAMER aamowenirn ni ve Potomac Fe: Tf, foot of TR street, at T o'clock Rem every SUNDAY. TUZSDAY AND THURSDAY, : LANDINGS as far | For sll the FOTOMAG RIVER, Nas and Nomint1 WEONESDAY snd FEIDA Fare and Freixht at lowest rates. ay13-1y F. STONE, Parser. OHFOLK AND FORTEHESS MONROE STEAMER LADY poe Bt LAE, CaeTaIn = BS Pi ap clare fare, NDAY, eras Monroe, ¥ FOR For’ sinter LASDiNGs. Steamer HESS THURSDAYR and aeniy o at LY. ith st. wharf. eA Melts POR NEW Yo! Btoamahijs Jol GILSON and Oe eytouT Bier 4) East iver, NX, SATURDAYS. at 4 Georgetown «+ m. MONDAYS. For freiht rates apply to %. MPA DENMAN. Aut. 63 Water oketm ts e..0 to Genersi OMoe, 2416 F street nm. nee Wilintars Mote 8029 O. 8. LOVELL, President. B RORFOLE, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS MONEOE AND T: 3 Ei CRONGE LEAT, ing U.S. Mail. Josaret Ware, Commanaer, LRAVES ‘Wasnrreton, From foot of Seventh st. | rom caaypbeate wharf, Eve MONDAY aN D Sa >| TURD AN ? caus. ESDAY, =: x “AND SUNDAY, AY, = até y Point and Point Lookout Going ; Bound Trip, $1.50. Tickets ety and staterooms for sale good until 1 at B. W. inhorn’ st: Office: Far acd A. P. jot allowed on board. The fe Fight to deny passaze to, im- pay RUAN LLOYD “sre. Sew Your, Havne, Lc rR DON, ppany will aail wary Bat- er, foot of. joboken. e-— From New York to Havre, Lon- mand Bremen. frat cabin, "3100; teerage, 830; prepsil st freight or basse ro" SW AEEX sNDRIA AND PHILADEL Coxxrctix6 LIsEs For Fatt hives, a ENGLAND STATE=. ‘Throuxh biuis of 1a From Was hington—Nu Prom Fb ‘reight Gods rec .ieneral Managers, By 2Bouith Ware, Philadelptia; J. H. JOHNSON . 12th-st. wharf and 1202 F st. n. ws aus! ia... Wed., Get. 27 ¥ nesdsv from New York. #No steerive. EATES OF PASSAGE. $o.snd 8109 rola, according to accommodations. Tickets to Parie, $5 wold additions! Keturn tickets on favorable terms Steeraxe at very low rates. Steerage tictets from Liverpool and Queenstown, and all cther parts of Europe, at | aie Th: agen given for Belfast, Glaswow, Havre, other ports on the Continent, and ior 3 an and’ ‘*Mase"—carryi vU. rianda, leave Wateoat Sts cre, larly on WEDNES: Bacoud Cabin #45, ¥ CAZAUX, General avenue, W: National Safe Deposit Building, corner Now Yo avenue ard )5th street northwest. auw7-le2p ERCHANTY AND MINERS’ “TRANSPORTATION OOMPANY. NE OF STEAMZRS BETWEEN ORE and NEW YORK. om Baltimore—Every WEDNES_ RDAY, at 4 1 Ee. from foot of r foot 8. say at .) Every WEDNESDAY and SAT- tS p.m., from Pier 49, East River, (near Rates of paesardifVirst class, $5, including es Bnd stateroom berth. Steerawe, 82, meals, if de- . per meal. 2 GGLNs, (Boston wo ” (Sati AP 3625-15 : ESS Rye SIt¥, OORNS, BUNT WHITE, ‘Chiroves ONS. er fifteen 1 Staves aad nator. in 1861, JOCT SURG é Di. Be IT Si rere wral Teeth at Consultation f Sepa- 3 ane25-1m SH ERMATORHGEA, Premature Decay, Eriseonk a real gnichiy Cire: thy Dr. i ‘0 Calon Au Fewste Weakn . avenie OF Panta, Siete st, bet ausls-5w* STREET, NEAR 9tw Sulphar Baths, for H. os atism, nothing better. T teliable place in = city. auld = aw, is the haya icin Sete ant Female Irreculstition and Dis: 0 aud subscribed bef ore mo, A. O Me “DE FOREST Bas DY won Boure frou i ? toe p.m feraleicon:; cally a oh ti ‘ao as, coe Rees or rou ae FREE 22-5" fortes) cod: cure of BEMINAL WEAKN MANHOOD, and all diseases brought on by Youthful indiseretions’ “Addreoe DAVIDSON & 00. aut-coly_ 78 Nasean st., New York. 2 DE. ROBERTSON, every Wednesday Cc gneve At his office, 456 0 at. ® number of years with W. H. Marlow of this city. ‘The best grades of Ooal always on hand. Sawed and Split Wood and Coal kept under cover. Orders by telephone or mail will receive prompt attention. ARTHUR B. SUWITH, sug25-Im 1233 5th st. n.w. ON MILLE! J Wiclataeat ¥ Retell Dealer in peogh WooD. Main Office, Depot ey Ru a Ww Mil and V: trainin av ee Ww. Branch aria rea Coal sold as low ag PINE KINDLING WOOD'S 85.00 3 OU Re me cond Pee g tae Part of the city for #1. ees by ONTO CONNEOTION. Pi Promptly filled, and satisfaction ees 435 8.e. | NATIONAL FALL ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST COAL and KINDLING WOOD was awarded to us over all competitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, 7th-street wharf. Office: 12th and Penn. avenues sult @reet weop!t!: COALII: LEAVE YOUR ORDERS THIS MONTH FOR WOOD AND COAL AND AVOID HIGHER PRICES. WALTER H. MARLOW, joe and Depot: Cor. Sth and B sta. s.w. Panches: A tt., be ad and Sdn-c. andor, oth st. and New York ave. n.w. y24-2m. Ga L. SHERIFF, Das 00aL AND besa of, ever Bhecisl arte tention riven to every on ’ and 528% Pa. Ave. ‘ster and N street, Potomac 8p29 C°4™ sounson BuoTurrs 0°” OOAL. woop. mane aaa Connections. | Low Pricea. cone Weight. Best Quality ompt Deliveries. WOOD. Man ‘office, WHEE TED mill and 4 connected with up-town offices by TELEPHONE. With tnequated facilities and advantages for eco- Romically conducting the wood and trade, wharves factory, extensive store yada enabling us to Stock up largest when coal ces, throustont the city, and alin ‘immediate commu- nication, inenring prompt attention to orders, = are prepared to offer to ovr patrons the best vari of coal at the See lowest prices. We insure strictly pure ee of 2,240 nds to ton. JOHNSON BROTHERS. ‘Telephonic conmectine, River. the ‘Main office, mil and Tepe, a of 12th, 13th vand ieee cane 1202 ¥ st. n.w.; 1112 Sth si BETWEEN FO! STREETS NORTHW RSTO On WEDSESDAY, SEPTEMBER Myers aT 5 O'CLOCK P. I will es for ous in front of (ihe Prechaes, Mi No. Tos. A CAGGAMAN, Anct. Pearce BROS., Auctioneers. TRU! 'S SALE oF. VALUABLE reeroven ON STR ET WEE: vi a,deed of trust to Te, dated st isi, aud duly re- soraed ia yore 637, folio 483," et s6q., ole of the land records for the District of lumbia, and ‘by direction of the party secured thereby, £ will teil at public suction. infront of the premises, on one the 13TH Day oF Srrrewnen, A. D. it 6 O'CLOCK P.at., all that certain piece or of ground, situat id being in the city of amhizeton, District of Columbia, and known and distinguished as & veing the western eighteen (13)feet five and one third (5';) inches of Lot numbered Seventeen tit) in square numbered two hundred d fifty-three (253.) said part of said Lot having A -depth of ninety three (od) fe feet elght and one-half (836) inches, tozether wi! the improvements, wave, cazen ents, righes, privilewes ‘aiid apnea: ances to the same belonging. The above fae’ of lot 4s jmmproved by a three, story Frame Dwelling. Terms of : One third cash, and the residae in one snd two, sears, with six per cent interest; ceferred payments secured on the property sold. One hundred dollars of the cash psyment to ‘de paid at time of asle. Conveyancing and record- ing stpurchaaer's cost. If terms of ssle are not complied with in ten days from day of fale the ‘Trustee reserves the right to reseil the property at cost and risk of defaulting purchaser, by adverns- ing eaid default ee ae Spee five days ie some hews}aper pul ed in wi ity of ‘asl ington. DAVID W. MA parcel sepl-a&ds ‘Trustee. te-THE, anOV POSTPONED ON accor ES 5" Zee . at oe 6 orelock fepli-d&ds DAVID W. MATION, Trustee. MUON. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer. SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING, ON FOURTH STRERT NORTHWEST. BETWEEN L STREETS, Xo. 1030 FOURTH Sri Under and by virtue of a deod of trust, berring date the 8th day of Jauuary, a8 and recorded in Liber No 843. folio 105, undersigned Trustees will offer at front of the premises, on MONDAY, SEPTEMLER 13TH, 1880, aT 5 o'¢ i that cortein Piece or parcel of land situate and lying in the city of Wi ington, D. O., bein the south 14 feet front on ae west, of Lot 25, by the depth thereof, in Square 51 ‘Terms of sale: One third cash, and the residue in three equal instal nents, payable six, twelve andeizh- teen montlis{rou: day of tales with terest abd to bs evidenced by promissory notes of purchasar, se- cured by deed of trust on the premises sold, or all cash at the option of purchaser. A eno of 8100 wall be required at ture of bid. If er fails to comply with terms within seven d ay Tom Bale, the Trustees will resell at Ls cost aud risk. al converyaticiirs te ae aner's cost. : WAGG AMAN,? sl-¢&de JAMES SPILLING, a 8" ON ACCOUNT OF RATN, THE ADOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until W! EDNE TEMBER 167i, A.D. 1880, pame time and pisces Ww. AGGAMAN, U Trustees. slot JAMES PIELLN pscraaese: 1880 rex eupar = = 1880 THIS EVENING. y tor n senda seneryy fia zitent ba igupment. Soe ye wl seliat ane tion, ry ver Watches, Jeweiry, pee Ren es Breéch snd. Muzzie-loading Guns, &e» continence: For Pittsburg and the Wests Ou a.m.) with Sleep, | ii WEDNESDAY, Sevraatnes 167m, ATT P.M; ing Oars to Louisville and Chicazo; 10:40 | sito at private sale. M. & B. OOHEN. a.m. day, with, Bleoping Oars § frou Harti OLEY. Aucti Calli ale Sa burs to Chicinna’ Louis and Chicago; 9 P. FOLEY. Auctioneer. . Ee sek. with pacar Erebus. = ALTIMORE AND PUTOMAO BALLEG A, TO-WOREOW. For Gsnandaisr bond theater, with Parlor Car to Watking and he Richy at £:00 a.m. daily roept Suniay ;9:30 p-m, daily, except Saturday, with Paisse Gare to Oana’ asicus and Wat For Wisiameport, ee Haven and Elmira, at 10:40 Sm. dail undsy. For New Yor! eat 10:40 Ce 210 ae am. Gay, ‘snd thi 10: p.m. On Sunday, 10:00 p.m. ene traing connect at prees of pune Parlor Cars, Jersey ata of reo lyn Annex, af- fording direct transfer to F = an street, avoid- Oreck Ling, 6:40 a.m. qn pom daily, except Sunday. For Annapolis, 6 6:40 a.m. snd 4:40 p.m., dsily, ex- Sp AND FREDERIOKSBURG Se AND ALE: a ASHIN ALEXANDRIA AND W. , 9, 12 a.m.,4:20, 5:2),6:25, a Sunday at7, 9 and'li a. - nithmond a For, ond snd the South, 7a.m. daily, and 5:20 p.m. daily, except sang Trains leave Ale rindi for Ws oA 6, 8, 10 12:50, 3, 8, 7 and 9:05 p.m, an 12 mid. Bie ‘On Bunday at 8 and iexeta, information, a and moe car ao- sommodstions can be procured at the offices—north- east corner of 13th street and Pennsylvania avenu Dorthesst corner 6th and Peousyivanis ayente, an At the depot, where orders can be left ine of eee to dest! for the check- ination from hotels and reat- ‘ABMER, Gencral Passenger Agen! FRARE’ THOMSON. General Manager. rae ALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD. THE GREAT DOUBLE Usk. National Route and Short 1 . to the worth, Northwest. It, a md South ws To take meee May 20, 1889, " 1;80 p.m. he &.m.—Baitim WA ASHINGEON. ‘Wilioots City and Way Bta- ore Express. 6 polis and way. (Pied- oe fiseheater, Hagerstown, Frede- and wa} of Becks stations. m.—Stauni entoa and Va BP Babe. Hie Express. tide Mbg, Now York, Philsa 7 Horton and Philadelphia, ee Parlor oar fo Now Yoru aad eee m.—t0n Sunday OL iE Annapo- 9:10 a.m.—t8t. Lon's, Chicago, Columbus and eitiaburg Exprose. (Connects for Ravormteen A Point of Rocks for Broderick sna tions eet of of Piedmont, except Buuday =) to Oin- gnnatl and Low day: Grafton to Sandusky, dai except But 0:08 8. mh. —Baltimore re Express. Stops at Biadens- Beltsville, Lanzel, Annapolis Jano- and Hanover. Annapolis, Ellicote Qity ‘tinors, ae p.m. Leite and ea aw: m. EAdsy ony, ore Db: ta.—New York, Philadelphia aad Boston p.m.—Balttmors and way stations. (Win- er, Bredorick, Haxerstown and way, via olay.) 4-80 p-m.—Baltimars, Bladensburg 3nd Laurel Zxprees. Frederick, via Belay. Stopast Annspolia Tangtion. (8 pre. tPotot of Rooks, Frederick, dagers- Winchester aud Way Sistions. On Sunday ° ¥en of Rocks and Way Stations oniy- wi 40 p.m.—tBaltimece, Anuspolis and Way Ste- 6:10 p.m.—tOhteazo snd Columbus Expreas. Sleeping cars ts Chicago daily. 8-45 pm —tPuLade/phia and Baltimore xpress. Stoys at Bisdenabury and Lenre!, { Btations. -Foin' of Books and Ws) Stations. LAUBEL + Baltimore and Wa: BALTIMORE AN: ) p. m.—t8t. Loute, Otncinnatl, Ohteazo wars Express Bleeping care cE 36 mm HBaitimore, ead Laure, uo, {NEWNORE, PHILADELPHIA, er AND B BXPRESS. Bleeping — ie ew toe ana ppesial Seeping car to Phila- ee "F. sBunday only. Other trata daily, exospt mare “ai ine ato if at Bess, Btatto For tarther | fornation ~~ and iret: thoes, Waal ¥. = orem ‘8, 0. K. Si Eaeeagee Agent. myl? GOVERNMENT BALE. ‘Treastny DerantMexr, ? WasmincrTor, . 6., Sept. 6, U880, ‘There will be sold at rublic auction, to the high- cet Lidders, on THURSDAY, Seoreamen 1638, 1580, ar 120'cLocK Now, on the White Lot, south of the Treasury Duilds miscellaneous lot of condemned public property, cowprising in part Deve, ‘Tabies, Chiatt Carpets, ete Terms: Caeh on delivery. - T. POWER, Chief Olork. DUNCANSON ROX, Aucta, sep6-d&ds YY ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Aucitoneers. TRUSTEF'S SALE OF Vs ALUAB! ae IMPROVED BEAL PSTALE IN THE O F WASHING- \G HOUSE No. ‘si, ROWTH OAP- TOL EB ‘EET. By virtne of a deed of trast, bearing date on the 15th day of Jul: “f bia 1873, and re- corded in Libe: 17, folio cou et seq., one of the Land Records for Washington county, inthe Disteict of Chtanbis, and at the request of the parties thereby secured, the subscriber will offer forsale at public anction, to the highest bidder, in frout of the premises, of THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER d6TH, A.D. aT Frye O'OLocK P.M., all that piece or parcel fof groud iotng acd betas gitmatein 6 City of Washizeton, io the District ‘aforesai i, aod known and cuetinreatied on. nape, Spine or plan of city a8 and being Lo’ A. Shep- hera’s subdivision of square Srontaeeal six hun- 623), as the same is record- jurveyor of the City of . B., folio 351, tovether ; mh, constitin of a ree-story Brick Dwelling, win store ‘Terms of sale ae prescribed by the deed of trust: ‘The amount of indestednesa secured by this Seed of trust unpsid, with the expenses of sale (#1 be made known at time of sale) in cas) the balance at eix and twelve months, for whic the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest. at the rate of ten per gent. ,ber annum from the day ot fale, and secur: a deed of 1rust on the property bold, ehall he taken. Geporit of 8200 will be re, quired of the purchaser at the time of gale. All gonveyancing at expense of the purchaser. | If le are not complied with in five days cone day at bres Tru ee of default the el to resell at riek and expense of defaultins purchaser, RICHARD WALLACH, Fers-d Surviving Tewsteo. Wwattes B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctionesrs. CEP es SALz ory. VALUABLE REAL ES- ON TRE & OUTHWEST CORSER OF HIGHTRENTEH AND Tori TS NOK DISTR: WEST, IN A ASHINGTON ciry, OF COLUM! Gee virtue of a eates of the Supreme Court ie. pe of ee passed in equity Cane No. Gy een Filen Frazier, plain- fittvand thee ee ‘Joan Erazicn et at) ‘defendants, we, the undersizned trustees, will on 'THU <8- DAY, THE JETH DAY OF BRPTEMBER, 1880, aT 5:30 c] ,,Sell at public auction, in front of the premises, sll that plece or parcel of ground lying and being in the city of Washington, in the District of Colom is, known as part of lo’s numbered I! and 17, in square 127, beginning for said parta ot lots at the n.w. corner of said syuare and runaing thence south along 18th street w. 80 feet; thence east 25 fect: thence north 80 feet: thence west to the point of begtr uit oproved by a brick dwell- tnx house and back butiding. “he location 1s ex- cellent. Terms: One-third of purchase money in cash; the balance in fixand twelve months from day of sale, with interest from day of sale, and payment to be secured by approved promissory notes of Purebecce or purchacers. A deposit of $100 will @ Jequired, and no deed is to be wiven until all the Purchase money and interest shall be pald. br cohveyalcing to be at purchaser's expense, terms to be wae geithin seven days BEN e,{ Trustees, sepl-d&as 400 Lowslan avenue. nd WALTER B. WILLIAMS & 0O., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE: FALE OF eee ate eS DWELLING AND LOT ON RIDE Chery wiles 0. a BETWEEN? AND Q NORTHWEST. By virtuecf a deed of trust, dated Sthe Tsi7..and duly recorded in Liber Xo f the land records for the and at the reques red Oy, we will Bell, at pat in “Front of the premises SUER 24D, 1580, a7 0 i dlencritca real estate veyor's office of said city, H. D. Gooke, No- 1, folio 6, tozether with the im- provements thereon. Terms of sale: One fourth cach (of which $100 must be paid at time of sale);the bstance in six, twelve, eiziteva and twenty-fo Taymecnts, with interoat from d Bectired by purchaser’s note trust on property suid, oF all cash, at option of chaser. Conveyancing and record cost. ‘Terms of sa’e Ee pur- at purchaser's @ to be complied with in six i 8, elee Trustees reecrve the right to resell at and cost of aro in default. M. F. HOLTZMAN, ceplathe ALBERT F. FOS," Trustees. UE TRADES Be IEE reretray an ta e public in! cre) that the LYCETT BOOKBINDER’ is carried on as heretofore. The ae excellent workinen sre employed, and the work paced out will be in the superior style which has alt a cha racterintio S the establishment. ee ave., third floor. IBSON BI Pea ook aD JOB ee SaFine Printing apecialty. Same ie cul rISCHEW’s ig gala Eh st. n.W.,near LACES, GRAPE VEILS and pos sixes, WOOLLEN BLANKETS, Cleatised by my Le MS errant Jel-ty AFE AND SURE! NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY. 15th Street and New York Avenue. mens Burglar and Dam} Brood vaults 4 from $5 Sijer year, Government Boads oh deposit for forma receives Silverware in Trunks ferate aie ites boaror managare Win ‘Win. Stick- bey, y, president: Geo, W. fee de A. La sturevaal - fe Sit ry A. Willard, John Cassels, Thos OLD FRIENDS 1s JUBTH'S tana, ‘the best, so old Roce fee) where ) WINE AND se anaes prices SECOND- nd, No’ flo Dat, between 6th and Tuk ota - 408 9th st., between D bait ten. 4. B.—Note by mail promptly PIANOS AND ORGANS. ARGAINS IN ESTEY ORGANS. have a number of these ce'ebrated, ORGANS, which I sm sellirg below fac: tory quotations OuW 6) SmUcIT? ferd-6m 1103 Penna. ave. u 2 * SHONINGER” BRA Sy PaO Titan, Everyone's avoriie. For ase ‘for cash or upon easy monthly payments, at SIDNEY T. NIMMO’S, 410 Ith street northwest, ET DAVIS’ & CO. PIANOS.—The est UPRIGHT PIANO in the world. re ‘ait fc il stock, Wafer a SEO SUMNEI Agent. W. H.W) porate sny2l- M_DYET wer at bay SCOURING, 49 Jefferson street, With every facility, the beat alent, and full FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DYE STUFFS AND EMIQALS. Pam pronmeed for the fal! trade, Work called led tor “an celivered in the city; by or ex; rom other Orders by tail Promptly attended. = SEOOND-HAND OLOTHIN, DSF oseus ot ; THING, aaah Prices fom HERZOGHS, S58 f Sin a near ‘Prom ave. Prompt attention will as b> IN} Ge — plete. Mining Paper ‘over publ aoe. tepl-6m ALEX. ROBT. eosin — Copies Free. a ed tor ¥ font = os ers ects aT 10 O'CLOCK, at the ine Doan Bazaar, 040 Louisiana ayente— 9 Horeen, 3 Wax Bet Donble snd 2 sets Single Harncas, ‘The above stock belcngs to parties that have bern traveling all summer, and to be sold without reser it SPaTES & HAUS, Auctioneers. DeRcanson BROB Anctioneera, 9th and D strects northweet. wt? aae TRABE-SALE OF TINWARE. ed Dish Pi Dippers, Su- ar aid Cone Bones, Chutnber Basie 25 to 6 sch Waiters, Wash Boilers Wash 8: Hodes, Koc ken"at auction, with oe c., &e., at auction, without re serve, within cur ealesroome, FRIDAY, Serras- BER 17TH, aT 10 O'CLOCK. "eepld It 1HOMAS DOWLING. 1, Auctioneer. MINISTRATOR'S. SALE. OF GoLD = NP OHAIN, SOLID, SILVER W WARE, LARGE OLS," OP: Bogus AND UIL. PAINTING: 86 VOLUMES IC Ve PAMPHLETS, LOT OroEND TU on BaTUNDAY MORNING, September 18th, 1880, tommenciog aT 11 ofcrocK, with- in the saleerocm of Thomss Dowling,” (Star Building), J shall sell the above effects “Lerma carl. “JHOMAS J. MYERS, Administrator Fep)5 3t For John Hf. Ingie, deceased. Grates & HAHN, Auctioneers. 8 er + 940 Louisiana avenue. Ee aE Ony FALL» eg OF ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND-HAND CARAOES, ES, FXPRES4 WAGONS AND H Yo COVER ADVANORS” ANS CHARGES. We will sell at the Bazaar, Noe 94 Leuieia SATU. N, She At BG ° 60 Top ang No-Fop Baswien Pie an Goal Boxee, Brewster Patent Side Hare mel Rad Spring, hxtersion Top snd Jump Best Carriages, Kony ahd Doctor P Brewster, with ) i feat Read and ‘Track Wagons, Wagons, Express snd Farm W: ‘Alco, a large assortment of New and Second-hand Se om K Ribition’ and im y time pri to the sale. {sep19-3t) BPATES & WAUNG At H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. 'E AT PUBLIC AUOTION OF TWO TWo- BIORY BRICK DWEULING HOUSES, IN GOOD ORDER, BEING NOS. 426 AND 423, THE EAST SIDE OF FOUR: ite OT Be ETP IE :NEY-SIN TE ‘SEReETS NORTH: WE! NO. 3, IN BQUARE NOMBERED 3. As attorneys for an estate wo will eell, separately, at public_anction, the houses above described, ‘HURSDAY, THE Day oF BEPTEMEER, A.D. 1850, AT 43g o'cus and immediately thereafter the lot above men- ton ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash, aud balance in six, twelve and eightesn months, with interest thereon, at 7 per centum per annum until paid, to be secured by desd of trust on the property soll. All conveyancing at yur. chaser’s cost, and right rererved to resell in default on the part of purchasers to comply with terms of sale within 7 days of days of sale. $100 deposit uy mend ese eee of pro) ee) when sold. REI Yen EN TTRERT SOUTH- EAST, AT AUCTION By virtue of deed of frust. siven to w gud duuy recorded in Laver No. 833, roo Sh Gone, of the land records of tha t of Columbia, aid at the reqneet of ipeparty aeeured, ‘we Will sell sy mnblic auction, on FRID, UCTOBER Ist, A. D. 1880, aT 5 O'CLOCK P. M. front of the premises, afl that piece snd parcel of gronnd lying and being in the city of Washiayton, District of Uolumbis, and known as the south four fertot Lot eight (s) and the north e'eht feet front af t nine (), of Cas. H. Holden’s subdivision in fquare seven hundred and thirty-seven, bee Be wane property conveyed January 10th, 1873, aiter A. Nicholson to Henry Seivers, together wie 1 ‘and singular the appurtenanc privileges, improvements and other here tothe same belonging. ‘Terms: One-third cash ; balance in six and twelve months, Lotes to bear six percent. interest and to be eecared by decd of trust on premises. Convey- ancing and recording purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days, otherwise the ‘Trustees reeerve the right to resell the property at the risk and cost of the defaulting yurchaser, upon giving five days’ public notice of such resale ® Fcine newsbayer published in Washington, D.0. deposit of 85 required at sale. axe RGE SUENEMANN, ? Tichts, jitament ; Trustees. PY ENCASs08 BROS., Aiuctioneers. ARURTEES’ SALE OF T THRE. ‘STORY BRIOK DW N oe wo we VA Wo stoi pro peaor™ ON ‘hubey By viene of deed ot fet given to us, mee =| uly recorded in liber "ORG OF the Innd reco Golun ba, aud by request of the ew.ilgell at public auction. on Fovsn 7p, A.D: 180), Ae of the preinisews all t ground lying in the city of Washing the District of columbia, and known as the south n (17) front on 3d street, by the depth nf tbe lot of 4 thirty-eiwht, (38), tp teservation with all and singular the appurt: privileges, improvements and otuer to the same belonging or in sny wise appertaining. This property is situated on 3d etreet, batweeu Pennsylvania avenne and Missonri avenae north ‘weet, \mj roved by large Brick Dwelling, aud Bsick Shop in rear. ‘Terme: One-tbird cash ; batance in one pai Fears, notes ty bear seven per cent int: be eecured b: at the risk and of defaulting purcha xlving five days’ pnblic notice of such res come newspaver pablisned in Washington, D. deposit of 8100 reanired at time of sa’e. GE ite br ai eepl5-cokds H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. THoSTRES: SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AL ESTATE ON T STREEL, BETWEEN IX TRENT BEREETS WASHINGTON CIT By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing aa January 12th, $550, duly recorded among the Land Records of the District of Colum: bia, in.Liber 951, folio 449 et sec request of the e party secured ther at pubic auction, in frout of the premises on 6) DAY, THE 27rH Day OF SEPTEMBER, 1830, AT 43g O'CLOCK P.M., al) that certain piece or parcel of eeonnd Ising and being in the city of Washing- ton, District of Columbia, and HS eos on the vround plan thereof as Trastoes. nd at the writt eby, we shail sell front dwelling, modern improvements Terms of sale: Ove-third cash; residue 2 ee) equal payin atone aud two years, ely from day of Bale, yer annum, payable remi- annually, aired by feed of trust on the property; or all cash at option of purchaser. A deposit of fae required at time of pale. Al conveyancing, Xc., at costof purchasar. ‘Terms to bs complied with in saven days, or ‘Ee tees reserve the right to readyertise and sell at de- fau ting LU ee risk. H. CRAGIN, rep] eo OHAS. Hi. CBAGIL a ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 09., Auctioneers. { Trustees. in equity i Miller, trast ii ton ‘kins et al., ae un Pill qn MONDA\ ak . BR 4% oO KP. M., sell at public auction, n froat of the premises, eect vart of ‘Lot. 20, in Square No. O14, beginmiag forthe same at the’ northesst corner of said Lot, and running thence west along tha line of north M street thirty-two feat snd two and one-half inch: thence south to the southern line of said Lot and public alley; thence northwardly alony said alley tothe souttieast camer of said Lot, and thence north to the place of bexinninz, and improvements. Andon the sare day, at 3 OcLOcK P-M-. will sell Lots 134 and 185, in Shepherd's subdivision of square No. 62%. erma cf Sale: One-third purchise money cash, and the balance in rix, twelve and eizhteen months, the whole to bear Interest, and she payment there: Of to be seenred D: romissory notes of the purchaser, or all the purchase money: can be paid cash on the day of sale, or the ral joa thereof by the Court No deed given until al purehass money and interest is paid. Alien is reserved on the projerty for the purchase money and interest, all conveyancing at cost of purchaser, | #5 deposit i be required on each for sold. Ths terais of mis Must Be complied with within ten daye, othe wise the ‘Trustee ‘seal the right to resell at the risk and costs of defaulting purchase 8. few EN NELES ‘Trustee, fep'3. d&ds B otties No 460 Les ave, ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00, Auctioneers. By virtue Ss a decd of ¢ trust, dated March .9th, A. D. 1879, and duly recorded in Liber ffm No. 804, folio dia et eeq.. one of the land recorcs of the District of Columbia, and by dircc- tion of the perty secured thereby, [ will sell at public auction, in front of the prein THE 20TH DAY OF BEPTEMBER, A.D. o'cLocK, P. M., all those certain lots, pieces or parosls of ground and premises, situate, lying and belag in the c ty of Warhinwton, District of Oslumvia, aid Frown and designated on the ground plat or plan of enid city Dombered forty Ave (43) and forty-six (46), in Johu F-r ey's subdivision of part of ¢qaare numbere t five Lundred and wiaety-fo ir (594, with the fisprovementa, cig ‘atwo- brick dwelling and store. Terms of sale: One third cash; balancs in six and twelve months from diy of ey withe intareat at the rate of ene cent per annum anti! paid, secures by of, trast pea the property Folds oF all canis, at option of purchas-r, A deposit of 8100 juired at ea ! converancing, &e. purchaser's cost. If terms of ale are not Ei ied with in five Fengel from day of ral serves the Tri at, DYER su Mo asks ue “tetas. aie ib, 17, 20,23, 24,27, 28829 TF SSS ‘ ae So) ONLY 25,000 TICKETS ISSUED. nea bes 200,000 SPANISH DOLLARS. filled in KENTUOKY STATE. LOUIS- Sat STATE AND COMMONWEALTH LOT- FULL INFORMATION, &., FURNISHED BY J. DUFF & CO., Bankers, os Nassau Street, corner Liberty, New York. iW, 8, VETERIVARY. Headquarters, 409 14th street. ALL KINDS OF HORSE, OATTLE AND DOG MEDICINE FOR SALE. ang2l HOBT. SMITH. V. 8. IME AND CEMENT. BAYLOR'S PORTLAND OEMENT, ‘The stronwest, cheapest, best. BROOKLAND (MAINE) eas peta Se: ALSo, OHUROH, BCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE. WOOD MANTELS AND TILING of every de- scription & specialty. L. E. GANNON, jy7-ly_ Room 7, Corcoran Building. RR. VON MOSCHZISKHER & year azo opened his offices at 619 LOth street northwest. for the special treatment of DEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE HEAD, IM- PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA, DISEASES OF YHE THROAT, LUNGS, OHEST, ETO. Tis success has been most gratifyinc to himself and to many of the numerous patients who have been under bis care, the majority of whom have tween from the best class, BENATONS, REPRE Tv MEnCHANTS, cnn ithor ine any € iri 18 $3 infalibiaes ‘no hesitancy in asserting that he fe willing that ht professional record shail be compared with ite per ceptage with that of any specialist or physician in Sie hebar elsewhere. His success was so sraat that he has $reaolved! to ares ahs city, BY. wee xe his PEK) RESIDE! E. Among Tet monials of eusceasfal treateent oa ready published, | name those of SENATOR VOORHEES, BINGALUS, HEDRESENTATIVE Lariam, 0. H. Daviogey Haq’, T. SoMmnetoS ¥eq., FRANK Geren, Esq, ‘besides numerous cthera. Over one hundred Heferences to the very ne can be examined at his Oftices, 619 T.W., and he wishes it distinctly under- stood that no. Tame as reference Cf testimonial ever published whieh has tot bi Hiaced VOLUNTARILY at his disposal for that pur- pose. ausr27 REDUCE yoU COAL BILLS AND HAVE ONE OF NORCROSS' REGULATORS attached to your farnace. It is AUTOMATIO and will save one-third of your coal, WALTES D. WEYVILL, Agent, aug21-3m 452 Penn‘a ave. L. MARTIN & CO. S CELEBRATED je PULP MORTAR BLACK, FOR BRICKLAYER’S USE, Where Black Joints are required. Stock on hand. J. H. JOWINSON & CO. Acexts, au%4 12th st. Wharfand 1202 F st. n.w, a ee Ses WESYER: HENGLA & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF LAUNDRY SOAPS, EVERY BAR AND OAKE OF OURGOODS ARE BEANDED WITH OUR NAME, AND ARE WAR- RANTED TO BE MADE FROM PURE BEFINED TALLOW AND VEGETABLE OILS, AND TO BE FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. FOR BALE BY ALL FIRST-OLASS GROCERS. Office and Wareroome, 105 and 107 Water street, Georgetown, aTEL POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE Commonwealth Distribution Co., AT MACAULEY’S THEATER, In the City of Louisville, on THURSDAY, SEPT. 30, lis THESE EE SOTHORIZED 8 ee eee URE 0) Ee D'BUSTAINED BE RTS OF: RE oceur rexalariy UR onthe LAST DAY OF EVERY HON IH, Suadaya and Fridays excepted, for the period ‘of FIVE yi2-8m the aie States Circuit Court on March Sist rendered the following decisions: Ast_That the Commonwealth Distri- bution Company ts legal. 2a—Jts drawings are fair. N. B.—This Company has now on hand a arge reserve fund. Kead the list of prizes for the SEPTEMBER DRAWING 9 CEaa 8300 eer Cproximation es 3.09 9 prizes, 9 9 prizes, iw each, So ly 1,960 p Where: ckels, 82. Bat cee 27 Tickets, $50. Ticketa, Remit by Post Ofiica Money as el Letter, Bahk Draft or Express, = To insure against mistakes or delays, corres- pondents will plesse write their names and laces of residence plainly, civing number of Post Ofice box or Street, and ‘Town, County and Btate. All communications connected with the Distribu- tion and orders for Tickets sliculd be addressed to ABDMAN, Courier-Journal Building, Bv., or $07 and 309 Broadway, New ARK, 1703 New York aveaue or Live Dounsyivania ave., Washinton DC. Sept Fe aad FOR PLUMBERS AND G48 FITTERS, ANEW pip areals atoll aa BiRply of ex of every ‘used by Pincnbers and Ga: we are repared to offer our oods on aa favorable terms e trade as other house. We biti tad Ae Stock, confident thst aa capnot be rae £0. eee am 30-19, "ELD Wath atrestcoey. 500 CUSTOM MADE OVERCOATS. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED FOR OVERCOATS, $d DIAMONDS, GOLD OR SILYER WATCHES, JEWELRY, BEEECH OR MUZZLE-LOADING SHOT GUNS, Orany articloin owr immense stock of Forfeited Pledges until our removal to our new Store, No. 1105 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on or ABOUT SEPTEMBER 20. J.M. @ BR. COHEN, 1007 7th street now, Money to Loan at 5 per cent. seplo- ECCND HAND CLOTHING, .s BOOTS, SHOES, WATOH. HATS, BOOTTOLS + ker dey ae Can be disposed of at the” est cash prices by calling on MI. WALSKEY" 901 D strect, ‘corer Of Sth etieet northwest. Orders by mail wil be promptly attended to. ETCHELL, COOKE & 00., STOOK BROKERS, 68 Broadway, New York, Buy small margin all on Rew Yor stock ee: also doakin in 81 Priy- solsites 09-00" D* BED SYN, jo. 349 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE N.W. in this aa fe relieves all suet ure EASE in froma to-4 & ‘E ATTACKS SMe route cates gem es rena tee gad QuOLEHA is i cured or “fallure. Gall and beac vinced. aagi8-ly Se i UR JOHNSUN & CO,, Bankers, ‘WASHINGTON, D. O., DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS, DIS- ‘TRIOT and other INVESTMENT BEOURITIES, DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. mar? yy a TRUSS AND SUPPORTERS. pave vik is for sale at OBA HER'S, 623 7th st. o. w. Fisher ‘wants of Meo her “ee A Galveston grocer has been observing for Several weeks past that a great many of his customers had quit him, and were trading at a rival store over the way. Healso noticed that one of his clerks, who had been converted at a revival, rarely succeeded in selling any at ail to a customer. He hali formerly bees a very eM icient clerk in selling groceries, hence the proprietor was very much bewildered. Yesterday morning the proprietor came down before the clerk had made bis appearance, id hiding behind a stack of boxes or Blue Jacke Liver Encouraging Bitters, watted patiently for developments, Presently the cierk came put onshis apron, dusted off the counter, whist a from Greenlands Iey Mountains, ashe did It was not long before a wealthy lady, whose custom Tang up Into the thousaads an: ually came in, and asked the clerk, if he had the celebrated B No 3 sugar. He replied that they had, showed her a sample, and she said, she thought she would take abont 100 pounds” The consctentious clerk looked at the lady very earnestly, and asked:— « Are you prepared to meet your maker? ae ady stared in blank amazement. I -wanl regularly, and if your family are fully pared for a blissful hereafter beyond the gr. for Uf you are not you can’t get the suzar— all, There is enough chiortde of 1 pounds of sugar to Kill the last one of y i don’t want anybody's blood on m Particularly when they are leastu; to know if you have family prayers pre- he sugar barrel and strolled out to. tne door, whistling Old Hundred. The flaunted herself out of the store, her face a3 red as tire, bul 1t was not any rea. der than that of the ‘proprietor, who w Waiting for an opportunity to rend tha limb from limb. Fortunately several mers came in, and the proprietor drew bDitath, gritted his teeth and waited as bes could for the hour of vengeauce to strike. “Have you got any claret, genuine French claret?” * Who do you want ft for2” Ewan \tior a friend of mine out in the coun = custo- he got a good constitution?” “No, he 13 in feeble he: alth, and I want tt to help Dulld up his system.” ~ We make our genutne claret ourselves down inthe cellar. The proprietor attends to that nfustons of logwood and re get from the druguts or quality that our genuld pL won't do ior me to Tecommend. 1 can't conscientiously do so. You had better let your irlend die a@atural death.” The man said he was very much obliged for the information, out the clerk sali he wis only doing is duty, and he whistled. “When I Can Kead My Tiue Ciear, as the customer strolled other dye st been of such p: off. Other customers flocked tn, but he firmly re fused to sell them a dimes worth, He ex- ned to a cadaverous-looking old woman her dyspeptic appearance was due to the Clay i the ilour, and the gluc id in the gold: Another “Madame, if you ¥ i and wake up where there ing and gnashing of tee never at night afterward. You cowd not buy a pound of tea at thts establishment for all the Wealth of the indies. The color of the ed is 00d clerk satd: de: produced by Prussian bite cation of the valyular mof the hear. 1 See by your leathery cozmplexton that tat ts caused by the tannin fa tea, that you are not long ior this world. How dol kuow you have made your peace with heaven: “Got any grod coffe asked a fresh Ve have some beans faced win Phosphate lefum and sulphate of barium, battle man whogets any of ithas to show a clean bill of health from his spiritual ad There was no trade with that man, either, Finally, when there’ were no customers In the store, the Interview between the enraged store-keeper and lis clerk took place, but the c so impressively warned the grocer—with al ax-handie—not to approach too close un- less he was prepared to go henee, 1 their business relations were dissolved by mutual consent. The moral cf all of whi bh is that things are not always what ti: which was formed in the ot Mexico t by the United States off cers in ;, Bho with the American troops had stormed Ke that city, held their annual mevting and’ at the Continental Hotel tn Pailadelphia yester- day, CarTAIN OF A § Drowned. — The steamship d, of the National Line, reached Rew York yesterday from copied a I, On September 10th, when off the banks of N Foundland, in severe weather, Capt. Thomp- sen, who was in command, was washed from the “oridge and drowned. HiS body was not re- covered. Capt. Thompson was formerly chict officer of the Great Eastern. Capt. ‘Thompson had been up during the night, owing to a he: tov, and about 5 o'clock on Friday morning his sirvant was ordered to prepare Bis bath for S the last time the captain was 4 wife and two children, who EAMSHIP Maxes Trovsie ntly, Father Kempen, of lertook 'to organize a parish er of the village, James L. h a Catholic communieant, ’ at what he considered an inter- i his bustness, and, on meeting the ied vile epithets to him and spat in he facts were reported to the bishop, ‘xcommunicated Brackett. The lat- bowen er, appeared In hts seat in the church The priest ordered him to He retused, and the priest put out the ier, en Sunday last. leave. candles and went away, leaving mass unsaid. The village Js n a high state of excitement. AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.— The twenty-ninth anbual session of the Amer- ican Pharmaceutical Assoctation was opened in Saratoga yesterday afternoon, with four hun- dred members in attendance. Geo. W. Sloan, of Indianapolis, the president, made the open- ing address, in which he mentioned a request from the American Association of Arts and Science, of Boston, for delegates from this body, aiso that several new state associations have joined this organization and the members were urged toform local and state associations. A notable event during the past year has been the work of the convention to revise the pharma- copala, Continued efforts were recommended to procure the repeal of the stamp-tax on med- ieines and vs rfumery. The preservation of our iorests and promotion of the growth of meatci- nal plants were subjects demanding the carefu) consideration of all. ‘The executive committee reported the naines of forty-one new members, *| representing nearly every state and territory in the upton. A special dispatch to the Baltimore Sioi says that on Sunday evening a dificuity took place In Nor- folk, Va., in the course of which Frank ita a colored hackman, shot Mr, Edward Web! young man, in the abdomen, intlicting a d: s thought a mortal wound. ‘The Ta ed at the exailnation of Hines before Mayor Lamb yesterday, showed that i young Ww. ebb, with a young man’ named Johu- Ston, hired a hack at the Atlantic stables to go to the Monkey house, and there was some altercation at the time about the price to be paid. They were, however, driven to the spot, Where some thme was spent, when the young men wished Hines to drive them further on the shell road, which he refused to do, as not being in the contract, Returning to the city, they askeu wim to stop, Which ne aid, and qoimped down, Med ais ‘n the door, when both of them fell upon bim, and he fired the shot in self-defeace. Hines Was sent on for trial. It is thought Webb will die. He is a son of Col T. H. Webb, agent of the Old Dominion line. DEAN STANLEY AND THOMAS HvGHES.—The Londen correspondent of the Manchester Guar- dian says:—“It 13 understood Dean Stanley will pay a final visit to the United States in 151 in company with Mr. Thomas Hughes. The visit will be of special character, for the purpose of Te au Uhe church question in the United tates. ‘THE FUNERAL of the late Marshall O. Roberts, who.dicd at bedaet on the 11th ins.aut of pa- ralysis, took place In New York yest¢rtay, at- tended by leading citizens and delegations from the Union League, Chamber of Commerce and various societies. The pall-bearers Included Hion. Wm. M. Evarts, Peter Cooper, sdward Plertepont and Hamilton Fish. ARREST OF A MAIL. AGENT.—A special from Austin, Texas, says: O. D. Roberts, route agent on thé Interpational railroad, was brought ‘there Monday charged with robbing registered ieuer | ackeges to the amount of $2,000. JosErH TaPrson, secretary of the Metro) Railway Provident Savings bank of Lo. mested in Philadelphia for embezzling the funds of that insutution; was placed in the custody 0 the Engilth eftice: Paacenn e United gt missioner in Philadelp! “day, Geiainee Aiteen days to give bim s& Opporta ity to apply for habeas corpus, __ bt Buena Vista, lowe, grew tired of bis o1d Witt ona ave her fanatines iat sls property for a release from une a catis he cloped with a younger. ‘woman, W! sand penile, he returned to his tan Stole is remaining money and d Disheastened and wife, and she took we, Wis, go Raectzmann mar- niea che gir whom Otio Tggert, wanted. Otto ‘the wedding with a knife, and when The teremony was o¥er he stabbed the Dride- bree children were on the steame: med in Lake Hi escaped wil ie burned tas given $i $1,000 Worth us cad ead Se ae of Caen widowed ward a enor oF $000, ecu eet tune and ran away. fae Maine Election, ‘TOR BLAINE sts cr. “5 dispatch from Senator Blaina Of tne republican « UST: Me, 1880,— Hon Person ee SOE 1, S80 —Hon, Ba Mee Hean tn both hes. tee gressmen elect that the oficial returns will be cide it. Bw) 80 close required to de. JauRs G. BLarng, A Sages FROM 500 TOWNS, ssociat Press telegrams last nf t Thiee hundred towns give Davis 6 tes: ted 5 Scattering 5 towns last year gave D: Garcelon » Scattert Davis’ majority 2.243, ag 1 a republican gain for the first tin towns to hear from gave Davis 11.791, tastonisus 4,588; fusion majority Deduct rep: majority thus far heard trom and the re. publicans jack SM Of a majority BGISLATURR Ri TUR 1 ‘The latest returns from the show the legislature stands pudlicans , fusion TO GEN. GARPIRED. nt the following to General bout as folidws: e have carried the ist, 2d and a congressional Gistrh # while the tw we carried the st ave carried Doub ure ty a strong majority two-thirds of each house. OR the popular vote for Davis and Plate {cd have each over 7 voles. with the proba few Dilities In faver of PF ed comtag ou hundred, peraps a thousan a. sult is undeniably a surprise SO to the mass of the & . Our canVass Was ne and It showed on Wednesday La bere dpa or a tri} knowa Uo the ms Fe the national democratte < campaign, at Whieh do not call for further spr ~The : from beyond the state. betore Witnessed in M Free Press.) i beyond which the house wife plunged Into the canniag and E season cannot co. There are only 1200 Known methods of putting up peaches. It take her some Ume to get to the last one, but she'll reach it In time. ‘The latest estimate places the humber of fruit Jars ou saie in this country 000,008, No housewife can secure her portion of these. Afler she TO} ked her fi “send up another di St CO! n. aud Ts consecutive Limes to en of those cans, must share of the of tls great ablers but winter x there ouher 20 family to consu Up preserves. ‘The woman whi that must do soat ber peri. W age hus! and feels a thrill of exal ver known to 1 more than It od us and joist; the apron and and 1 be that they will have none to up on peaches and pears. tomato pickles an ntsup, jump to cucumters + slide off on appie butter—work up a bushel of quinces—boll down a barrel Of cider, and Unen sitdown and give up the unequal struggle. That 1s she'll suddeuly remember that every can and jar and Jug must be lifted up or taken down and opened aid beated over, and it per- chance she Nnishes the job before spring the mince-pie Season will serve to keep the house stirred up. They w b that way, aud men must sw and e : _ MARRIED. BOWEFN—BASSFORD. On the Sth of Sentem- ber, 180, by the Rev. Jonn Lanahap, Mr. WINTER. Bowes to Mise Sana E. Larsvoun. both of Wash irgton, D.C. CARROLL -OOLCLASER. | On 8: 1880, at the Chureb of the Trier hy the Rev. Mr. McCarty, Exxa E. Gociasen, bi HUNT-HERMAN. Rt. Patrick's Church, nt. Wa. Hunt to . Patent Onice, Wasi 000 tember Sth, Conception, Javes W. Cannone to of Washington, I September 15, teas. at ~~ Rev, Father Walter, ex Henwas, both of bv. 6. 0; DIED. CALVERT. On Moncay, & oie 13th, 1880, Cuanies Catvenr, born ‘in Hull, Enslond, but for the last seventy years 8 citized of the U hited Bintes, nitty two years of w le resided in the District Ambia, aged cixhty nine years. take piace from Weatern Presty- on H street, between 19th and 20k streets, On Tharsday evenins, at Jo'clock. Friends cf the family are tuvited to aftend the faneral sar- "= atthe church. (Post and Republican.) 2* SONSTABLE. On oot ts 1580, at tho residenc fer brother-in-law, Somuel E. Gitting, lorooran street, Jou ARN ARCHER. dauiester of ‘the late Judwe Uonsta- ole, of Marya Her imine will be carried to Baltimore for in- terment Thursday, Bept. 1th. September 14th, OORNELL. On M: jay evening, September Ith, THK, pag MNELL, aed 38 years, 5 mx: nths an Funeral wtil os Lge Thursday. A mber 16th, at 2o'clock p.m. from Ebenezer A. M. E. chureh, Beall street. Friends of the family are in- vited to attend. JACOLL, On Monday, Sevtember 13th, 1880, Wiiiiam Jacovi, in the ‘seventy sixth year of his age. Funeral from his Ia 697 Mat. northwest, on Lharaday, m. Friends are invite recids depterader 16th, at ae ‘to attend. 1840, at 739 JOuNSON, ot aged sixty-four years = mber 14, 1880, Pres, of Prince 1 et Ma Mie funeral ‘will’ be pr — at 2.40 o'clock SS Thursday even‘ng, st Beil’e church, near his late reeldence. “Friends of the faraily are respectfully invited to attend. SOULER. On Tuesdsy, September 14th, 1889, APAERLLA C. SOVDER, youDiest daughter of J.P. oud the iste Jw ia Anne Souder, in the thirteenth dear of ber gy Fonere] will take place on Friday, et Louden Park, Md. ° f Reptember, 1889, after 3. Many P. Tussix, wife wu 0 p.m, ‘Thursday, 10th inst., from. her late residence, 2209 Fourleentn horth= west. . STECLE. On Friday, September 10, 1950, in inn, #LANKLIN STRELR. The iureral ‘will take Church, {ternod: ay 1 St. Jouns nek, Thursday 6tu, The friends of the F uy aré invited to attend. Bh yod Memoriam, Mr. § there 88 a°pu thet in the state cf was the Pioneer, in whore de selon ment abd progress be was xrostly instrumental, lie should be most law in his public career. ot but fee! that the « in the roctety of Was A y are offered t | to Yen an, sie sy 1h one 80 tender and 89 indalzent. or dale se cmedias it no wish of theirs cocld be ble, orexceative. While he did not med Dis reighbors spd was most he was Lever known to mm for seristan’ Tiare wife sad chuldren it End wae prodigal in Ms gone: He bas left to is chiniveii ® of a etal _ e nature of tireless ouerey eer in the wilderness, ed yenth strect morih : wre oes De ntroct ac uth weat. 023 oun & wuranr. UNDERTAKER, 1337 10th street nw. [Be MILD POWEH CUBES, HOMEOPATHIC gett tesa Proved from ample experience an ent efficient, and relial wc sdapiod 19 iS to popular ase. a it