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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-23
AUCTION BALES.
By VNesl s. Lucas, Auctioneers.

By Meal & Lucas. Auctioneers
TTRUSTEE'S sALE-B5 virtue of deed Of
4 trust executed by james Thompson snd
wife, dated on the both day OF January. 1910,
ration Court for the city of Alexandria. Va,
liber 4, page All, the subacriber, as trustee, in
said deed, by the request Of the beneficiary
therein, will e1pesa for asIe at public auction,
on SATURDAY, the lst day of May, 1880, At
II M, in front cf the Market Bulldog, on Roy
al street, in the city of Alexandra, Virginia
the property conveyed by the ead deed, to wit: :
A Lot OF GROUND, with the IMPROVE
MENTS thereon. situated on the west side OF
Fairfax street, between Cameron and Queen, 10
the city Of Ale1andria, Va, in front on Fairfax
street 80 feet 10 ches more or less and extend.
ing westwsrdly in depth 20 feet.
Terms Of Sale: So much of the purchase NOR
ey in cash IS will be required to pay the e1-
penses Of sale and the sum of $500. with interest
thereon from the lst day Of January, 1878 and
the residue thereof upon q credit of six and
twelve months. in equal payments, with interest
from tie day of sslei the deferred payments TO
be secured by deed of trust on the property.
ep16-eots ALBERT STU AIT, Trustee.
BY Green s. WISE
(HeGl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.j
DEsIkABLE PROPERTY ArAucTloN.
Win be cfored for sale by Public Auction,
THURSDAY, the 9Th day Ct May, 1887, at II
fax street. in the city Of AlexsIdris, Va, the
following property, to Wit
No. ]. The three story BRICK DWELL
ING. No. II Washington street. north. Hes
all tho modern improvements. Lot fronts about
leo feet on Washington street, and extends back
to st. Asaph street. "a feet 10 inches. Very
desirable.
No 2 A LOT fronting 81 feet 81 inches on
east SIDE of Water street, AID running back t.
Union street 80 feet.
No. 3. A WATER LOT On northeast corner
Union snd Queen STREETS, fronting on Union
street 81 feet inches and running into Poto-
nac river TO Port Wsrden's line. Dock room
of SO feet. being north half Of Queen street
No. a LOT on the e.st side Of Union. be-.
tween Duke and Prince Streets from! 8 feet on
Union street, Ind ,uLrinp into the Potomac
rivtr. Has wharf front of SO f,.t and on it two
large warehouses. The warehouses will be sold
separately with the lois or ks Il whole.
No. 3 A LOT OF GROUND at tho Stone
Bridge south side Ct Duke street; contains
about 81 screa has two dwellings on it; good
snring and never failing branch on west eide
Will be divided into two or more lots or sod IS
whole.
Terms Of Sale: Ono third of the purchase
money in cash, ard the residue in II IS, and q
months, with interest, and deed of trust On the
premises
splO cots WARWICK p MILLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-23

A WHOLESALE NORTON HOUSE Entirely
CLEARED OUT-Wc have purchased 90 entire
eto k o! Nouors, Seeks. Stockings, FATS, and
various other small articles and wi, sell them OF
greatly reduced Ircs. This is an immense
Stock OF Goods ard they arc all stored in our
oallar AID naked d2wn vcrg cheap. Call OIL
buy up supply.
apis 2g |, E,CuBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-23

REGULAR SPRING OPENING AT l. Ecu
BERG's, c)mmeoclnc April Is. This Tuesday
morning. atl32w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-23

TIE HEIGHTS OF FASHION can be seen 10
DRESS GOODS, with uinniols suitable TO
much, at spl3 ~ |. EICnBERG'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
GEORGETOWN.

The GRAIN TRADE.- Arrivals Boat 81. NJ.
Talbot, With 5000 bushels wheat; boat Molle
c. W. Boyer with 1900 bushels wheat.
MERCHANTS MISUNDERSTANDING On change
ebay. 1900 bushels wheat, with sales o. 5000
bushels at prices ranging from l0sa TO ITO.
The Coal TRADB.-Twenty- eight boats left
Cumberland Tuesday for this city, carrying
2 lsI tons OF coal as follows: Consolidation CO.,
l.119.O6 tons: Borden Co., 56e.l3 tons; Blaen
Avon Co.. 336.11 tons; Maryland Co., 3ls.1s
tons; New Central Co.. Az. 10 tons. The ship
ments from CUNT erland for the week ending
Saturday amounted ID II .217 tons; for the year
to that date, 1905 ESQ tons, an increase Of
254, G93 tons over the corresponding period OF
last year. For the week ending as stated,
%, 69I tons were shipped By the Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad; for the year ending as stated.
s2o,1l1 tons, being an increase OF 223 454 tons
over the corresponding period OF last year. By
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio canal. for the week,
1909 tons; for the year. 3S1, 523 tons, being a
decrease OF $685. tons for the corresponding
period OF 1879. The Pennsylvania railroad
shipped 3,42l tons for the week and 1862 tons
for the year an increase OF &C. 713 tons yer last
year. The Consolidation Co. has shipped this
week 1854 tons; the New Central 6SD1 tons;
the others less than 5000 each. For the year
thus far. the Consolidation Co. 1885, 933 tons; New
Central, 2l025T TONS; Georges Greek, 147,47
tons: Borden Co., 1O3, csc tors.
A SLIGHT ACCIDENT happened to Joe VIII
namS. the old cOlOred jan1tor at the Custom
house, yesterday, wagon passing over bis
foot and injuriDg also his thigh. He was taken
nome nd properly attended to.
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Who Backed Out
TIE STORY OF AN OLD MAN WHO CONCLUDED HR
yr,N-.un,


WOULDN'T MARRY.
A few days ago, says the Lewiston Journal.
there came into the Auburn city clerks Office a
seedy-looking old gentleman in soiled and rusty
garments, and with a shaggy, unkempt gray
peard He was apparently about 65 years old
he bashfully approached the deputy clerk, and,
after much c1rcumlocution, announced that he
wanted to publish his intention OF marriage
Ihe clerk recorded the names of the contract
Ing parties, and he paid the fee. "Has that got
ti, SO into the neWspapsr?" he asked. '..Yes
don't know how l can" "Wel don't want
ried once before. My poor wife did
! don't believe In marryin' twice-sal tin l
DON'T think l ought ter marry. But Pm goin'
on TO my threeScore and TO- / need some one to
take care OF me and take care of the cows.
But thar! don't keer so much for myself, but
the Woman-pCor young thing! 'TWould make
her feel bad to have it put in the paper" And
the old man drew his coat sleeve under his Sc
ard heaved sigh. '.Hov old is your 1ntended?'
shes terrible smart-tends four looms in the
MILL" "Well, / guess you'll have to see the
newspaper folks" said the clerk. The same
Ole gentleman, with face very red, appeared In
In the journal office two hours later Said he:
II got my intentions OF marriage published in
Auburn this m0rnn', but don't put 'em in, for
I've backed out. / guess won't get married
I've been over an told 'em to scratch il OUT"
An inquiry at the clerks Office revealed that
the Old gentleman had cancelled the int antion
and returned the certificate, as he stat 3D.
Whether It was he or the other pa. ty that
backed out Is not so easily ascertafned Per.
haps the venerable beau was the victim of
heartleSs fart. Poor old man. Who will take
care OF his COWS?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
District Government Affairs.

Conn isstoner Morgan is still confined to his
geo although his symptoms are better than
yesterday.
The commissioners issued an order today
tEat the Chief o. the special assessment division
shall transmit TO the Commissioners OF the sink
1nE fCId ali certificates issued by the late board
or audit. v biCh ere now in his possession re-.
ceiVtd by his Office in payment OF special as
SeSsmentS pledged 10 the redemption OF eight
Per cent certificates OF Indebtedness.
Lien Gel iitcateS are now being prepared by
Mr. W. O. ROome, chief OF the special assess.
ment division, against rr0pei ty on 9th street
eest, fIcm Pennsylvania avenue to street
north; o street north. from New Jersey avenue
TO 18th street west; 9th street east from X ST.
moth 70 Boundary street, and 5d street east,
from pennsylvania avenue 10 Virginia avenue.
TIE HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT.
Health Officer TOwnsheld's report OF the
operations OF lis Office for the week ending last
Saturday, show: Nuisahce5 reported, 5l5: re-
ferTeG. go; ahated, 81; referred to Commission
erS- 4: cases q death referred 10 coroner. 2:
hrr-als az pubic expense. Q. The pound repoi
SHOWS l0l animals impOulded. 10 redeemed. 1913
Killed anc - remaining in pound. The report
OIL physicians &c the poor states that 300 patterns
were treated, 81 OF which were white and iZ3
ccloTed. ThiTty-fiye orders for food were is;ued
10 sick poor persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
ALEXANDRIA.

A VACANT two story frame house on Fairfax
slIeet, near the w. q 0. depot, was burned yes
terday morning and the adjoining house dam
aged 1t was the work of an incendtary, and
the damage was about $1,000.
EXCITEMENT. - Considerable excitement was
created at the ferry wharf yesterday evening
about $50 O'Clock by the conduct of drunken
man with baby in his arms, who al rived here
with bis wife from Washington. The baby was
taken away from him by an AleXandrian, who
In turn was assaulted by another Aexan6rian,
and for time there was scene Of great con-
fusion. The drunken man was finally per-
suaded to join his wife on the fer 7 boat and
he left for Washington. On complaint OF Geo.
Rowland warrant for the arrest OF his aSsail.
ant Charles Mckinney, was issued by Justice
MOtter.-GdzettP. 25th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Last night thieves entered the house of Chas.
X. Stellwg gen. il05 III street northwest, Oy
breaking open the kitchen door, and stole
quantity of cigaI5-
The coroner. DR.. Paterson. Yesterday 1nveSti-
gated the death OF the old colOred man named
George Hines who died suddenly in PraJher 5
alley, between ] and and 4th aud 9Th streets,
and gave a certificate of death from Old age.
Last night, while attending sale at j. CO.
hens on The corner Of 18th street and New YORK
avenue, MI X. j. Evans living at corner OF 10Th
and streets northwest, had his pocket picte1
the thief taking his pOcketDOOk containing SD.
A horse hitched TO the delivery wagon OF g. K.
Church, grocer, corner 9Th ana f. streets, TOOK
fright and ran away about noon today. The
wagon was smashed 70 pieces Against the rail-
tDgs OF park. and the horse was considerably
injured.
About 9 O'Clock this morning. as Mr.. X, J..
MeigS, Jr., the assistant clerk OF the court. was
engaged at work at the counter ID the office a
large piece OF pl9Steling fell rom the ceiling
above, covering him with the debIi5, but fortu-
nately doing him no damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
Picnics. Excursions. &c.

The second excursion OF Eagle Tents, Sr. and
Jr., l. o. o. r. Will he given to mOlr ow Ii will
De 10 P1ney Point On the Jane MoSeley The
boat will leave at a. m and return az II.
Tomorrow evening the Jonadab Social Circle
Will give a select excursion thirty miles down
lne liver aud return On the ". ". COTco an
II.
There Will be a grand tournament AMI fete
champetre On the grounds or Capt. Bohrer. az
Iached 10 Carroll Chapel, Forest Glen station.
Tuesday, August 81. and Wednesday. SaDtem
Der lst. The tournament will begin prompt at
2 o'clock Ron. Mont. Blair viii address the
Knights
The Mary Washington will leave tomorrow
az 2. III. for Oonnnn4n Falls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

How TO KEEP COoL--"Durlng the terrible hot
nights OF the first weeks of July" said gentle
man VINO had spent several years In South
america, 81 slept comfortably and kept cool by
adopting the plan which l learned and found
plactlSed IL the tOrr1d climate of South Amer
lGa. JUST perore retiring take cool bath, not
Violent but cooling, after which don YOUR night
SUIT without drying the body and lie down,
n Inc result Is astonishing-it is much like that
the evening. The water absorbs the heat and n,
a as II evapoTates throws the heat Off with il.
hot 1ne BODY dry and cool If the bath is
hot a m sprinkle the bed with water II
me beds are all sprinkled just before reth;nS
4thei wise 1t would be about Impossible to o.
tan any sleep. me recipe is one that is infaj
is no danger in it. '-INH,cnukee NeIrs.
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BiSnlarckiana.

quite characteristic of his way were the re.
marks he made In our hearing at Versailles Cd
the evening OF February 2, 1871. He told US
that during the day he had been to st. Cloud.
and that on the way thither he had met m my
people with household utensils and BEDS prob
ably returning Inhabitants OF the villages
around Paris, who during the siege had fied
from their homes. 'The women looked quite
friendly" he observed, ''but the men, on seeing
the RUSSIAN uniform, assumed hostile ex-
preston. and heroic attitude. This reminds
me OF tne OLD Neapolitan army, which had
word OF command that ordered the men to as
sumo a IKE attitude. Where In our army the
command would be, arms to the charge right,
In the Neapclitan army 1t would be, 'FIccia
Jer0ce.' I. e.. look savage. With the French
everything lies In magnificent attitude,
ponpous speech, and an impressive. theatrical
mien. If it only sounds right and looks like
something, the meaning is all one. They are
like the Potsdam burgher and freebooter who
once told me that a speech Of RadoWltz had
touched ard effected him deeply. | asked him
II he could point out any passage which had
specially gone to his heart or seemed particu-
larly 1ine He could not name one There
upon | read the whole SpeHch to him, and
asked him what YVES the affecting passage 1t
turned out that there was nothing OF the sort
there, nothing either striking or affecting. In
short, 1t was nothing but the manner and att
tude OF the orator., which looked as If he were
saying the deepest, most interesting and most
striking things-the thoughtful glance the de-
vout eyes, the voice full of tone and weight
1t was the same with Waldeck, though he was
not so able man, or OF such distinguished
appearance. Busch, in North AnleTt-
can RtCielr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

TIE REFORM SCHCOL ExCURsIoN.-Tbe steamer
John W. Thompson yesterday took the boys
OF the reform school down theliver. The entire
management was under the control or the
trustees. and the occasion proved a delightful
break Ia the routine OF life at the school. The
boys were allowed free range OF the boat and
managed 10 make il one OF The livellest excur-
son pai ties that mas been on the river this
summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
Jersey Avenue and G. Street

NIDhNI Nf.
fPhtla. Bait. Il way. g 100
IN. Y. Il Phils. ex. $40
! western express. :. e 40
Bait b way stations. 8 20
Fred. 4 way stations. S :25
Bait. & Annap. ex....S:27
baltimore express. g go
Martinsbure &waysta9 AS
tBalt. 4 way stats. 10: so
Baltimore express. IL 80
tDaiiy.
tSupday only.
Other trains daily e.
cept Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

Ire iCE " ESTloN--ln the interview with Mr..
Van Riswick in yesterdays STAR he WAS niSI'n
uelstood as saying that the Great Fails lee CO
Is purchaser OF Ice. On the contrary the com.
pany has full supply on the Kennebec for ail
ITS customers here, with some TO spare and hoo
not purchased any this year from any one. MI
u. W. oyster writes US that the parlrranh
which makes MeSSrS. Geo. NJ. Oyster d "a. saw
that the Ice company had broken q verbal con-
tract with them Is an error. Their only cause
OF complaint was that the company Charged
them more for delivering ice at the house on
capitol ILL than at the Eastern Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

,, SOMETHING MORE NKEDED.-Health Onicer
i0M nsnend Is having lime distributed over the
dlslnIectants to be used. This Is very good SO
iaI as IL goes, out the foul Odors arising from
inc sewers are as much a nuisance ss the
Ing. n"'n-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EOkD'S OPERA HOUSE.
u August 3Oth,
THE SEASON OF 1890 81
VIII be Inausura ted with the Production Of the
Musical Comedy Of
Fun ON THE PACIFIC!
oR, TRIP FROM SHANGHAI 10 San FRAycrsco
- Muslc from the following Operas viii be given:
ooecaSlc The Drum MAJORS Daughter. Fayart,
S"ps an1 saucers. Camargo, La Creole,
The Little MILDLY. Etc.
MANY BRILLIANT GENS OF MINsTRRrSy
WILL BE INTRODUCED.
~, The Company will Comprise
MI MT 1eo; W: Denhsm, Miss Marie Rockel,
VI ne.ptrt n. Archer. Miss Belle Mackenzie
NJ ~; a: h6enaIs Miss Blanche Thompson.
VI. W; a mouse, Miss Carrie Walker,
Nj 1v 1 hIeoert, Miss May Stembler,
MI. Snas: HoSendorp Mira. W. A. Rouse.
Mr.. JAS. Roberts. Mr.. Jas. f. Wilkinson
And the Great FayoriSe, formerly of Uayerly,s
Nastodon Minstrels
MIR. FRANK CUSHMAN
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT
CHEAP PRICES.
ADMISSION 80 AND IS CENTS.
The complete ventilation Of the Opera House will
make it exceedingly pleasant for summer enter
tainuents.
The sale of seats commences on Saturday. a25-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

AsHISGToS CATTLE MARKET-QueenstoY
prove 1ard-GReported by /. d. Means 1-353
cattle onered; 1913 sold 10 butche.5 at prices
ranging from 3K 10 ~ cents; 50 sent ID the
county,; 20 head TO Baltimore; los head l9ft
OstI uDsolo- 90 sheep and lambs-old sheep
from 10 cts; lambs from TO ) cents ppr
ROuho. 10 COWS and calves sold from $50 10 s35
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

DEATH FFON LEAD POISONING A certificate
OF tie death @ Mr. George L. Balfet was r..
tUrntd 10 the health Office yesterday by his
ply siCian, DT. David Blair. who states that
Of ath was primarily caused by lead poisoning.
Mr.. BaTTet Is q native OF Mai yland and has
resided in The District for the last thirty years
He was painter b. trade, IS years old, and
contracted tie fatal disease while pursuing
that Business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

sur FOR CoHyISSIONS.-Mr. X. ChriSty has.
Tor Francis DatneSe entered suit against Armand
JSrCin fCT commissions Oh the sale of parf n
ara iOt u, sub. square l59, 10 Gardner r. Hub
oaTd. trustee. for Mabel c.. Bell. for s2S go p
al 3 Cer cent. Tor SOB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

=, DEATH OF PENSION CLERK-Mr. David A.
Horner. for six months past clerk In the Pen.
s,on onnce died this morning at his resid nee on
Was put ~ years OF age and native OF GetfyS.
DUTY, IA, TO which place his remains Wer,a
nnsnn Ills ailefnoon. His disease was typhoid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

THE DEATH OF CHARLES EDNoNsT0N, senior
member OF the firm Of Charles EdmOnston &
Co.. dealers In boots and shoes, 1889 and l341 f
street, opposite the Ebbitt House. viii make no
change In the business which Will be continued
under tne same firm name, the interest OF c.
widow. Thanking the public for their generous
patronage In the past, we respectfully request
a continuance thereof. Our stock of goods will
always be found complete In every department'
our prices low and uniform TO ali.
Respectfully, e. EDMoNSToN 4 "a ;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

THE NATIONAL FAIR,-The prize LIST or tha
National Fair association has been issued and
is now ready for distribution. IL makes neat
pamphlet OF about IS pages, with full lists OF
oiIeers and judges. The premiums foot up
about S25, 600. The diagrams OF the buildings
nave been prepared, and applications for space
and Market Space. 49, wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
T GRABBING, FISHING. BATHING.

SELECT EXCURSION TO
PINEY POINT IND RETURN.
2CO MILES FOR ONLY 80 CENTS.
Children between 6 aud ~ years % cts Rathino
suits Is cts Tickets and Staterooms -G-
can De had lat at e. b. Nourse's drug
and SITS n
MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 1880
On the fast and commcdious steamer
JANE MOSELEY.
Monday morning at 80 O'Clock SHARP RECURRING
arrive Lere at III p M Street will be in attend
aISe 70 convey parties to all points of the city.
Meals can be had on the Boat at city prices
a BrSS and String Band has been engaged. thus
auording pleasant time in dancing, &c. Good or
DER VIII he strictly maintained, and the committee
reserve me right TO reject any Objectionable char
3, COMMITTEE:
9, -. MORAN, THos. ID. Cuttings,
SMITH oARGEs, JOHN HOFFMAN,
II. G. MORAN, JoEN LOVE- Fss
su25-4t >o'Iihno'
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CITY ITEMS.

LODILLEs HEADACHE SPECIFIC will never dis
appoint you. Cures quickly. Only SOC.
ONLY WAITING My customers who were
waiting for my perfectly.fitting Shirts are re-
spect1ully Informed that have full stock now
rec ", both washed and unwashed. have sup
p emented their superior qualities by the addi-
ZION of my patent fly to protect the back of
the neck from the abrasion of the stud button
and simple sleeve Shortener of my own de-
signing. The price remains The same sl.25 for
the one and $3.50 for the other.
GEO. G.. HENNING,
40 Seventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued tn ~
0. Watkins, OF Chesterfield county, Va. ana i
{. Watkins, OF Kansas City. Mo-: Charles Al,
ID. 5. Colman; Charles A. Holmes and Harriet
J. Burke; VIM. Andrew Reichmon and Virginia
Lawson, 10th OF Alexandria; Louis c. Purn an
OF Tallahassee, Fla, and Carrie l. Barrett OF
lewiston. Me-; W. X. Everett and Fannie V
French; Lawson Johnson and Annie jackson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

FIN LINE CT BOYS school and ground
OF b. Robinson d Co.. gG9 Pa ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
1850" FURNACES,

CAST OR WROUGHT IRON,
SUITABLE FOR COAL OR WOOD,
BRICK-SET lind PORT4RLE
Are powerful heaters; remarkably durable: ecc-
nom1cal in fuel give universal satisfaction;
have no bOlted joints; are free
from gases
The most DURABLE FURNACE. the CHEAP
EST to buy. Fitted with CLINKER CLEANING
anti friction CRATES; ASH-SIFTING CRATES
a Snc Ash FANS; LINED FEED DOORS, DRAFT
REGULATOR, etc. Have many ATTRACTIVE
adopted. A0A "sAoAe
Serd for circulars before purchasing others
RICHARDSON, BOYNTON g. CO.
MANUFACI URERS,
234 Water street, New York,
For sale by
o. G. BALL,
iy2S-th, 9, tu3m 1882 e ST., near Wizards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
THE TIVOLI PARK,

NNHE TIVOLI PARK,
FORMERLY GIESBORO,
Is NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC for Picnics and
E1cufslons The pleasantest summer resort az
around Washington. The Ferry Boats land ID
eve every half hour and beautiful drive by road ~
city prices; also. fine stabline accommodations Tor
horses. RICHARD ROBB,
auRo-lm Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

EVENING".
tst. Louis Il Gin. ex. :25
Bait: =, Anna. h way. Il: so
baltimore Il way. 300
Baltimore Il way. 20
n. Y. & Phila. ex. 4: 80
tBalt. h Laurel ex. 800
Western ACCOUNTABLE 5
tBalt. Anna. Il way.6:37
Staunton 4 Va. Spr.
express. ............7:20
fBalt. 4 way. 80
n. Y. 4 Phi1a. ex. 800
Bait. Lau. &Blad'g.9::2O
western express. . 1926
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Afflicted Try ..Dr. swaxne,s NIstiicines

Do not neglect a cough, cold, hoarseness,
sore thoat, &c. DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry is wellhqWn curative. The
all throat, breast and lung diseases. Trial bot
Ties 25c.; large, 81.
DR.. swaynes Ointment for letter. itching piles.
itching Piles. SymptOmsIA moisture, like
itching Piles. perspiration, intense itching,
Itching Piles. particularly at night. 1t never
Itching Piles. fails.
Sold by druggists and at Stott Cromweu's,
wholesale agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
''Weiles' Health Reneorer." Greatest remedy on
earth for 1mpotency. sexual debility, decline, &C.
81 at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street, NY,
and Tor washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAGoNs."-Fresh Attorney butter
cnurned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
Ward" prints, 35c. per Id. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk SC. per at.