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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-05-01

There are 3O6 religious newspapers
and other periodicals published in the
United States, of which go are Baptist, "a
Methodist, 80 Presbyterian, 80 Lutheran,
26 Episcopal, "a Catholic, 16 Congrega-
tional, II Uniyersalist, and the remainder
miscellaneous.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-05-01

New York State contains S22 Baptist
churches, of which the membership of 793
is known, 30 having failed to report.
These 1893 churches report an aggregate
membership of 95,836, being an average of
121 members to each church.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-05-01
Weighing on the Farm.

Mr.. Fitch lately read paper on this sub
iect before the American Institute Farm
er's Club, in which he said many things
that we fully endorse, for instance the fol-
lowing:
In farming operations there is much un
certainty which the sharpest foresight can
not prevent, and which 1t can only partial
ly modify. The weather for an approach
ing season is always an unsolved problem;
the mysterious appearance of insects which
may eat out the profits of a years labor
can rarely be forestalled; to correctly fore
tell the changes in the market requires al
most propheticpowe and so ofmany points
which contain elements of the highest
Importance in laying out plans and calcu-
lating chances for success. This acknowl-
edged truth makes it all the more requisite
to thrifty farming that all ascertainable
facts relating to its various departments be
known and taken into account. The most
inveterate guesser can find scope
enough for his talent on the weather
alone, without depending upon guessing
for ascertaining the size of his fields, their
rate of produce, the amount sold or the
profit of the transactions. Weights and
measures, pens, ink and paper, are as in
dispensable to success in farming, as are
plows, hoes, mowers and reapers. They
are emphatically tools for the use of the
brains; the others pertain more to the mus
cular department. To illustrate by few
examples: One dairyman guesses his cows
are doing pretty well the flow of milk is
good and the amount of butter is fair
average as shown by the returns received
from the buyer The producer has not
himself measured the gallons Of milk, nor
weighed the amount of butter. He may
make money-may do without any system.
Another dairyman, by few days testing
with the gallon measure and scales, knows
the exact amount of milk and butter pro-
duced by each COW then he decides which
animal to keep and which to sell-perhaps
to his neighbor who never bothers with
weighing and measuring. He can also tell
to an ounce how much butter shrinks in
passing through the hands Of q COM
mission merchant, if such thing be pos
sible. aa,~s-.a -szss@
I Another case Farmer No feeds his
cattle until he thinks they are fat enough
to turn off sells them to the butcher at their
estimated dressed weight, and pockets the
proceeds. How much of the amount is
profit he cannot tell he did not measure
the feed nor weigh the animal.
Farmer No. feeds out grain by measure
and charges it to the bullock at intervals
of week or so he rigs his platform scales
SO that the animal can stand upon it, notes
how much beef it shows for the grain
eaten, and, when the feeding does not pay,
sells to the butcher or drover In doing
this he Is not afraid Of the buyers practical
eye, which can almost fix the notch at
which bullock will turn the scale.
Now, a schoolboy can give a good guess
at how these go producers will stand in O.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-05-01
Medical Illumination.

Four Magnifcently illustrated Medieai Books, con-
tsinuy Iqportsnt PnysroloS icsi Information for
addressing DIR JOHN VAEDhRPOOLI No. 80 Clinton
Place, New YOrk City.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-05-01
ARIEL MACHINERY-Greenwood's

~ Patent gtave and Heading Machinery, for Tigh.
and Slack Work. 9. L. Bentors Patent Convex Emery
Wheels, for Cumming and Sharpening Saws. JOHN
GREENWOOD, Rochester Barrel Machine Works
Rochester. N Y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-05-01
HOPS! HOPS! HOPS!

Good, Sound Hop Roots from best Sank County
Yards furnished in desired quantities by the under
signed. =. - -
growers in Sank county, we furnish patrols tho
result of experience In pamphlet form setting forth
Mode of Culture for Different Soils; CoDsu uction OF
Dry Houses Drying, Baling, &c; IN fact, complete
fF- All Roots packed In Moss, and the requisite
quantity of Male Roots per acre in separate package
ID. b. & II. o. RUDD, I
Reedsburg, Sank Co., Wis.
EXPERIENCES:
Macgey. Rudd u Coz Bank. Reedsburg, Wis
Sank County Bank...,. ........ BaraDo0, Wis.
Curtis Bates Banker ..Sauk City, Wis
Second National Bank. ~. Chicago: Ill
Marshall & ulsy. Bankers - ..Mnwaukee, Wis
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-05-01

Il
away. y Cannot he go away ~ she cried,
piteously.
mo, my DEAR" said her husband: = I
have come to stay, and / thought you'd be
glad to see me-" His rough voice trembled
a little. "See, I've carried your picture
with me through thick and thin. When
we were shipwrecked / thought about it,
and tied il up waterproof so Ishould have
that, any way; and all them long Years,
when Tom Bright and George Griffith and
me used to sit in our hut o'nights and talk
over our wives and homes, your picture
used to look so hopeful hke-iust like you
used to look them first two months-I
Almost forgot was a shipwrecked sailor,
thousands of miles away. Oh, Mary, the
long days and the dreary nights, and the
weeks and the months and the years all
stretchin' out, one after the other. Yes,
child, it was awful dreary- like, and your.
picture got dim and blurred, and / grew
old and gray afore my time; and George,
poor fellow he died of queer kind Of
fever, and we buried him, decent as we
could, under the big palm Just above the
hut. Then Tom and / led rough Kind
of life: we got savage-like, and didn't seem
to care much about anything"
There he paused and looked at Mary,
sitting motionless: q thought, sometimes,
if ever / did get back, it would be kind
o hard for you to get used to me and my
ways, and I'd feel awkward with decent
folks. 1t was nigh on twenty years, think,
before we was found; but Thought, maybe
you'd be kind O. glad to see me, any way"
And the poor fellow broke down, and
looked wistfully at his wife. aa gT
But the little woman's mind sec ed
quite gone She did not answer him a
word, and had again fallen into that fixed,
unnatural stare. thought ! might rouse
her by calling her thoughts back TO daily
things. Mary, dear" ! said, Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-25

A STRANGE SUICIDK.-The Concord IN. Il D
Patriot, June 18th. says Last Tuesday morn
ing, the 18th instant, man rowing near Mobiles
Island, in Portsmouth harbor. discovered the
body OF a man about four feet under water. In
attempting TO RAISE IL 20 he surface At was found
70 be held down by a heavy weight attached 10
the feet lie managed 10 tow II 10 shore, where
il was recognized as the body OF Captain
George Mathes, a well known citizen. Nothing
was found on his person but a few matches a
knife &c. Attached TO the feet by a new roI,e
was a heavy stone about the size of a peck
measure. and the hands Were fastened ben md
by a PAIR OF steel handouts. There Were no
marks of violence about the person, nd that It
appears that Captain Mathes deliberately pre-
meditated and executed suicide He was seen
on Market street between eight and nine O'Clock
the previous evening, and undoubtedly went
on a wharf about high tide, tied tins heavy
stone to his feet, fastened his hands behind nim
and jumped into the water. which is some
twenty feet deep. Captain Mafhes was about
thirty years Of age, was married, and has been
for some time OF unsound mind Insanity Is
hereditary IN his family. He was a man If
considerable property, anc papers were found
- his boarding house regarding its disposition
and concerning his funeral. The Portsmouth
Tunes says 1.-The rock was secured 10 his feet
as none but an expert sailor could have done II,
and the handouts ad Jus ted as nicely as any Of
ficer could have done. None but an insane
man could have bad the nerve to complete all
the arrangements for drowning as was done an
this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-25

CARBoNIC ACID FoR BURNS OR SCALps-
The London Lancet has a communication
from a Doctor Wilson, which highly recon-
mends the use of carbolic acid for severe burns.
used IL with marked benefit-employ1ng II 10
con junction with the known remedy, oil and
lime waterbury, parts OF the oil and water
TO one part of the carbolic acid. This he used
by saturating linen rags with 1t, and spreading
them on the scalded surface, and kept them
moist by smearing them frequently with the
liquid by means OF a feather up. Two advan-
tages here are manifest-the exclusion Of the
air from the tender wound, and the prevention
OF pus formation, by the rapid healing OF the
sore by natural restorative action. This lat
ter adyap tage, II will be seen, secures the pa
tient from being persons ally marred IN appear
anCe. As carbohc acid Is an important consult
uent in the heavy oils from coal, or petroleum
might not be employed instead Of olive oil
used with lime water in the first process, with
lust the same beneficial effect.
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VI z AT SALE
ZEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION,
BY HALL ROSS, recently r. NJ Hall.
RrAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Corner Seventh and ID s,reets

On TUESDAY, June s0th, 1858, at5p m IN tbo
pFtmises 10y res Of land lying along the west side
~ ,ns netimore and Ohio Railroad, within the
property 10 between the places Of Clark Mills and
This property has been sub-divided into eight lot.
varying In size from 10 to IL acres each with fine
building sites, well adapted gardening and fruit
At the same time will be offered 20 acres in lots to
suit opposite the above, bet een the Turnpike
and Railroad.
Clerks in the departments and others shouId look
70 taeir interest and secure themselves q home
wynn nVe minutes ride OF the city.
Terms One third cash; balance in Al 4 tvelye and
Of trust '' '0NN'U W "oeou
500 down on each lot on the dav of sale
All conyeysncing and revenue stamps at the cost
Vi inc purcnaser je "a ids
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EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEGRAns, ss

The United States storeship Supply. Edward
Conroy commanding. from China. winch ar
rived in Boston Tuesday, briggs the remains
OF he late Rear Admiral II. h. Bell and Lieut.
Comr J. II. Reed, who were drowned by the
upsett1ng of boat on the bar ~ Htcca japan.
She also brings the body Of Lieut- Ocmr A. ~
Maekenzie, who was killed an an attack on
Formosa.
The commissioners Of Anuetam Cemetery.
on the 18th inst. ~ a meeting held 81 Sharps-
burg, reconsidered the vote ey which the reso-
inlen authorizing the bnual Of the Confeder ATE
dead IN the cemetery was adopted some months
since. The sub lect was then postponed nntl
the lsth OF November next.
In Alabama Tuesday. the Tuscalooss Nj on
itor wss suppressed, under an order of General
shepard. for an alleged violation of General
Order No. 81. Mr. Randolph, It's editor. has
avoided arrest and will proceed to Washing
ton and lay the facts before Gen. Grant and me
President
A dispatch has been received AZ Ottawa fro
the British Colonial once in reply 20 the Nova
Scotia repeal memorial IL Represents the
Union as Imperial ss well as Provincial. and
rtlles on the loyalty Of Nova Scotians TO sup
port IT,
Accounts from the Mississippi elect ,us re-
port IN almsst every town heavy maloriti-s
against The Constitution and for the Democrats
candidates. Ii is believed the Democrats will
carry the State.
The ceremonies attending the laying OF the
cornerstone Of the Masonic Tempt in Phils-
delphia, yesterday, were very impressive. TIE
otttnciuc WIN etn~ DN powerful CuRIue. tuu
the Grafton was delivered by Grand Master
Richard Naux.
The supposed Mexican fillibusters arrested
in New Orleans have been discharged from
custody. They claim 70 have been employed
TO work on a railroad in Mexico.
A grand banquet was given 70 Mr.. Burlin-
game and associates Of the Chinese Embassy NJ
Delmouico'sb by the citizens of New York iast
Tuesday.
Robert II. Glass. editor Of the Lynchbure
(Na.) Republican, has been nominated for Con-
gIess from that district by the Conservative
The Masonic celebration at Springfield,
Massachusetts, yesterday, was a great sue
cess and 1t was witnessed by thousands OF
people.
Ex-Governor Buckingham, of Connecticut
II is expected. will arrive home to-day. He Is
steadily improving in heath.
A batch Of Internal Revenue officers At Nor
folk, Virginia, have been indicted tor malfeas-
ance.
Daniel n. Fox was yesterday nominated for
Mayor by the Democrats Of PhIladelphia
The Masons OF Richmond observed ST Johns
Day by an excursion 10 Ashland
A Convention of Maryland Editors assem-
bles In Baltimore to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-25

lSZ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, l5Z
BETWEEN l7TH AND 18TH STREETS,
FIRsT WARD.
THE North AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
TIE LoyERs OF FINE TEA ARE INVITED
'A0' HsH q S Il 4ii sFh '0"'
Sns:b old
Tea, Black and Green siftines.
COFFEEs:
MO. Mocha Ola GOvernmsnt Java, Csyion Java, Mar
Chiekey. Coffee roasted fresh every day.
CHOCOLATES:
Ia pan Ih3coiaie: COCOA, Broma, Griffn Vsnil.
cI Brown: English Island, Clarified, aranul.tsd.
r ssthHV aIRH HsG oEiszaza.
Whole or Ground. strietiS Pure.
GkNERAL ASSORTMENT
ahs 81 AZ Mqst.rd Canned Fruits Pickles virsa
Tend: EStT.ets Of Vanilla and Lemons, G na%:
SsSsS mk sa a.
cell, Maccaroni, Yeast Powder, Rice, Sage, Bar.
ana AVA ai. sss ss:S. a
Dust, Raisins, Currants, Citron, Almonis Pee Ans.
Blaak Walnut Pea Nuts. Oranges, Lemons Cana,
~, Hemp mp Millet Rape, CELERY. Flax, Carravay
Beans, Split Pegs, Dat Meal. Silver sand WsIch}s
ana BAY 8 ran 1Iy and EItra Flour, Graham Flour,
tatoes, Brushes, Brooms. Whisps, Buckets, Is.
ksfs, BG ,C,Sg ard Baekins Brushes. Clothes
Crockery Ware, Table Salt, G A. Salt
SOAPS.
Fancy Toilet Soap, 8. Z. &Ts.
Rabbits, Dobbins, Chemical.
Olive, Detersive, Keyes celebrated Tallo Soap,
used BY most every family.
COAL Gil, LAMPS, PATENT BURNERS
SHADES, MlCKS
ChkwING and SMOKING TOBACCO
flNE CIGARS, SCOTCH SNUFF,
Many other articles found in family grocery.
WIN. KEEEE,
Agent for the North American Tea Company.
myl2 TAS
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AUCTION SALES.
10y GREEN wkLLIAMa, -,
No. sac southeast corner tn and d strests.


TRTsTEIT SALE OF eARf OF LOT -, IN
eUBDIylsI0N OF ORIGINAL LOT No. 8. IN
S4UAk1No go, FRONTING ON MOTH r,
gETWkEN NORTH CAPITOL eTREET AND
EEW yEkSEf AVENUE, AT AUCTION.
On AONDAY, the 9Th day Of July next, I shall
SELL By virtue OF deed Of trust to the subscriber,
dated 9th OF December, 1855. and recorded In Liber
No b. n r.. foil y 49,, ass, and 49, Of the
land records of Washington county, District Of CO.
lumba In front Of the premises, at clock p.
the following described property, viz:-An that
piece parcel of ground known as pert Of Lot
numbered twenty three, t13I in subdivision Of ri
ginsl Lot numbered 1--WE. (s,l in Square numbered
six hundred and thirty 630 lying and being in the
for the same at point sixty seven feet six
ginal lot numbered FIVE, IS thence east eleven feet
three inches. IN 81. In y thence south one hun
dred and twenty Eve feet, f1s thence west eleven
Feet three inches Ill 1T. in. thence north one
hundred and twenty five feet (l23) to the place Of
beginning.
months, for notes hearing interest and secured by
deed of trust on the premises All convey anciug
and stamps ct the cost Of the purchaser. $50 re-
Quirtd when the property Is sold.
IL the purchaser should fail to comply with the
terms hvo days the trustee the right to
resell the property IT the risk and cost Of the de-
faulting purchaser by adv ertisnR the same three
times ia some paper printed in the city Of Wash.
VINE WOODWARD, Trustee.
10 23-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aacto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-25

SENATB OF The UNITED STATES
OFFICE OF THE sERGEANr-AT-ARMS,
WAsHINGTON, June 18th, IS8
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
Until II NJ. of MONDAY, July 18th, ISIS for the
c,nyerJ 81, 20 the Senate Of the United States
SO tons t224O lbs. Of best WHITE ASH FUR
MACK COAL.
Also lsn cords of best BAKERS PINE WOOD,
and 50 cords Of good MERCHANTABLE OAK
WOOD.
The Coal to be thoroughly screened, the Wood
well seasoned, and the whole pscked away in the
Senate vaults under the direction of the Chief En-
elneer or Assistant, who will also weigh the coal
aud measure tbs wood.
49, 0HORGR 7, BROWN,
Jeis-otu Sergeant ct Arms.
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., U CONTRACTORS FOR DREDGING.
DROP SAILS FOB HAY

HEAD. Rs DEPARTNENT.oF THE PLATTE.
CHIEF QUARIERNASTER' OFFICE,
OMAHA. NEBRASKA, June II, 1893
eealet Bids. In duplicate, with guarantee 81 gned
u Two responsible persons. not bidders, and &C
cVmPsnied by de posit of COS will be recei we'd
JHul u o'clock A NJ on TUESDAY, June 81. Is ),
Tor TIE delivery IF 10 TONS HAY, AT FORT
LARAMIE. ID. T
k,d- are IN yited for Hay in stack or in bales
Bids will be received for any portion of the sup
plies required.
The delivery Of the supplies to commence pom
the projecting OF Ihc contra and fourth of
the hole amos Mt to be delivered each month until
the delivery is completed.
full conditions will be made known and blank
bids furnished ST plicatiOn at this office.
BIDS from contractors and bidders who have
Heretofore failed TO comply with their agreeme nts
viii not b. considered.
BY order Of Brsyet MAJOR General Augur.
WM. MYERS,
Brevet BrigaiIer GENERAL,
Ie23-6t Chief Quar- ter aster.
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- The human family is SO numerous that a
birth and death occur every moment. Every
second child is born; every second some one
dies. The prevalence of sickness in the world
may be realized IN DIR. ]. T.. Ayers Laboratory,
where medicines are made for all mankind. 1t
would scarcely seem that there are throats
enough TO swallow the doses he issues daily
Ayers Sarsaparilla, Ague Cure, and Cherry
Pectoral by the thousand gallons and Ayers
Pills literally by the ton. But they must all he
wanted, or he could not make such quantities
Tor so mapy years-NOrtAfsld TsksoraDh
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PROPOSALS.
Nav PAhMAsrIR's YFgIcE. =,

IN wAsHINeToS, b. c., June Is, 1853.
"a; sff " !; , e be s.dsr,sd ;,
day Of july iss for TIE folio wing srtieiss. ,rseS
~ . % or, az Ss,, ss.s to ss dsIiysrsd free
YARD A aGd suSse to -.
hereat, to wit;
Bwenp Of Yards aad Docks.
go Cedar slaves. 80 inches long, first quality
$50 ceiar Posts feet long. inches dismster st
Sc dozen IiIs: =. ,. Of tn. thieke.. and h..yi.,.
best English MANUFACTURES
eco pounds Commercial Potash
a6 rods Round Iron
IA bars lat Iron
Bu,edN Of Construction and x.
$50 gallons Spirits Tur pentine
Bsreax Of Ordnance.
u dozen Files, best quality
BMreap Of Narigation.
HOO zone thousAndl gallons Lard Oil, best quality
In veil csopered barrels, of about 40 gallons
Descriptive schedule With partic uiars to be seen
the prompt and faithful delsvery ofs ppies award
ed, IN eoVornlHy scith nipuiations on the blank
CALVIN @. JACKSON,
ie asst PAymaster u. d Navy.
OFFICE ASST: Q. NJ. GENERAL,
" CoRNER H6r,ToS AxD GREsNE srs
viii Ee rseeiyed At thi. OF &c until IL oeioet
MONDAY, Ssth inst for supplyi.s aad ,pa.ting
sIecinestioni Which may be seen at this ONCE .
Bids will be made at the rate per linea feet. will
state the length of time required to complete the
bis is aoeeptsd, = CONTRACT will ss exseutsi with
thousand dollars, to erect the fence in acCordanoe
With the plans and specific ations and terms OF
No bids win be entertained except from persons
regularly engaged in the business of furnishing
The privilege !, ressFyed Of rejecting any or oil
Bids should be made upon forms which will be
supplied at this once Room 90 endS r;ed, Pro;
and and az addressed ire to the uno, fsisned.
p o o $ I S.
Office Depot a.d Dis5rrsing 9uartermas.sr.l
Sealed Proposals. vii Be G feceiVeS a. t IsS
Sn,il = fRIIAI,IS ;, isss :! y ;SI tim:
600 900 pounds Oats.
s s =, g :: SsI.5s:ihy Hay,
the
bnshei Corn to be put up In :! SACKS O. two to
bushei All to Be free from dust, dirt. or other
horse F.r;s n street where they will be weighed
Hay and straw must be well baled, and free from
Olr, weeds or Other defect5, ana oellvered AT G0y
eminent stable, corner Prior and Line streets,
Atlanta, here they will be weighed and spscted.
,ss TO 81 ii
amounts for the ensuing FIVE months.
separate bids must be made for each article and
in triplicate as usual with a COPY Of this adver-
| tiseuent attached to each.
BidC ers invited to be present or represented
at the opening Of the proposals.
| The Government reserves the right to reject all
bids. accept OF refuse such parts as may be TO
the beet In to rests Of the service.
| Proposals should be addressed to the under
| signed. and endorsed upon the envelope, "Propo-
| sas for tie delivery Of Forage and Straw"
\ BN order of Brevet Brig Gen. b. Sax ton. Chief
/ Y. NJ. n. .FARNSWURTH:
| First Lieut.. Saith Infantry, A. A. Y. M.
| e25Gt in charge Of Depot.
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RAILROADS.
A LEXANpRlA. LoUDoN AND HAMPsHIRl
n RAILROAD

% =
Trains LEAVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY, escsvt
nTndsy, At M. and .. m. LEAyE LIES
81 NJ ~ $50 q. m. and l2:l5 .. m. Connects with
ROAD o. this Junction. Stages for amitsn. Pur-
cellVille, shickeIsyille, Berryyille, winchestsr,
ole, connect with the trains and enables the cit
liens OF Wash ington 10 locate along this line or
TO spend the summer IN the country Commuta-
ton tickets will be issued at SIS per quarter
WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
Iel Il General Su riptendent.
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RALrIMORB AND OHIO RAILROAD,
y WASHINGTON, uay 0, Noon, I00

~ &c ss
Trains between wAsHINGTON AND BALrI.
.onA. and WASHINGTON AND THE WEoT
re nov run - follows. viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
n~s.e asny, except SUNDAY, ct zoo, 500, and IN
P'n'' sho z@, and $50, and e:8 p N.
HOk ALL WAY STATIONS.
nSsss esnVs except Sunday, st7:p O m, end -
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH or AssApo.
LIS JUNCTION.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at ZOO o. and 40 D. M No trsins a.
from Annapolis on SUNDAY.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 500 Q. m. and 40 and Sos IN
FOB WAY eTATIONs
Leave 81 500 n. and 4:.N and Sal m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
Leave daily, except Saturday end SUNDAY, srs.
On Saturday st SOC .. m, and a:0pn.
On sunday ct go and Sos D. m ouly ouseosfna
q kelay Station with trains tro0 bsltimers .
Whesling, Parkersourg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West con be had G
the Washington Station Ticket Once at al hours
In the day, as well st the new once. <06 Penn
eylvsnta avenue, where Arrangements eau BE-
Fsde 70 check baggage It hotels or private rest
For Eew York, Philsdellhis, and Boston. sss
sdvertiseme MT OF Through Line. |"
J. L.WILSOE, Master Of TransD ortatfoa.
l.. n. COLI, General Ticket Ag-nt.
oc0 GEO. @. KoONTz. Agent. Washfngtoa.
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Y GBE1N I WILLIAMS.
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26, southeast corner 7th and d streets

6th 1857, to the subscriber, and duly recorded in
LiteT f., No; 9. folios 2ss, the east half Of
Lot No II. fronting p feet inch on street south
Ia square $50, opposite the Philadelphia Row, be
tween nth aud 18th streets east, shall sell
the above described premises, on FRIDAY the
18th day OF June, 1885, on the premises, at O'Clock
p. m.
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six months
for notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. All convey ancins
end revenue stamps az the cost Of the purchaser.
GEORGE 2: B. MITCHELL, Trustee.
ye IL eo&ds GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.