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pllOFENN,-lIIONAL.
SERVICEABLE FEET

promote health and usefulness, and thousands Of ex
pcrlpuCtd peTsQuA.cS from far An1 near visit DIR
WHITES WelkuOWu establishment, l4lH Pen nsyl
ysnin avenue. opposite Wllnrds Hotel. Tor the sue
Cesalul treatment OF COrUs BunOns Disc Rspd Nails
Chihlains, Vase uar ExcIescences and other all.
mnnts OF tho iect
ONCE fee, 81 per visit,
Established IN Washington IN 1851
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nR. BOsWOKTIG 9lS Z STREET y. Wis THE
II most skn!m nnd the only scientific Medical
diseases positively cured, Female diseases special
j. Patterson s. C. Samuel NoTment, Washington, D.
G., and OthprA. Consultation free, A competent and
nOli-ly
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FOR SAEE-HOJSES.

nN liberal terms a three.story basement Resi-.
" dence with all modern improvements situated
on Eleventh 81; within a minutes walk or tho Est
cnrs inquire ut National Republican office. sGO-tt
EoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Il property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN 6 CO..
St Cloud Building Real estate and loans iy3i
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great DoubelTTack
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LI-JE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST. AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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lDR CANDEE OF NEW YORK.
H SPECIALIST.

treat HemOrrhoids or Piles VIII
s,Nu SOU for any case OF Itching,
I}lco4lng, Blind or Projecting Piles
hy remedies Win not help ana cure.
use Only external and internal
remedies no cnustlCs no acids; an inn
mediate relief no detention from
business, | lTeal ana cure NIL Female
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LOST.

| A GOLD Maltese Cross, white keystone on one
| "A side. liberal reward VIII be paid for the
| turn oft TO JOHN GRIFFIN, Treasury Depart.
ment. marai-3tt
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.. To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879. Az 1870 Z. n.
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FURNISHED or unfinished, with board, large.
Il airy r, ON GU first hnor. opening on vcrandn,
in small flmily; house has an modern improve
ments, and is IN lovely location. Address ADAMS,
City PostOiilcc. Hp3-3lt
WITH board, q suite Of nicely furnished rooms;
w southern EXPOSURE NoG2l Il 1t NV. app
ENABLE boarders can be provided for at No 30 Il st
l. IL W; terms reasonable. MRB ELLA DICKIN-
SON api
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722 Prizes amounting 10000
PRICE OF TICKETS
Wholcs Halves Qrs, sths, lOLhs, gths, iOhs
SlUO. $50. $40. $40. SIG. IS. 81.
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TIFFANY & Co., jewelers.,
Union Square. New York City,
invite attention to their new
bridge movement Stem Wind
ing Watches in IS carat gold
hunting cases at One Hun.
bred Dollars each.
They are carefully finished
in every particular, adjusted
TO heat and cold apd are COM
fidently guaranteed as the
best value for the money at.
tanned in q watch.
Correspondence invited.
Address,
TIFFANY & CO.,
New York.
Antique and Modern Elrni-
ture representing various his.
torical periods, BriC.a.brac,
Paintings, Statuary, English
SilvcrNare. etc., etc. I'm Sep.
TENDER q collection Of Objects
Of Art purchased at the late
sale of Prince DensidOff ut San
Donate, Florence, will be
opened.
SYPHER & CO.,
al Broadway, New York.
aug21-10t
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IL Is reported from New York that there Is
considerable difference Of opinion as 10 the re-
suit OF the action OF the regular state COM
miitee sumnon1ng state convention TO nomi-
nate judge for the appeals bench. 1t Is not
settled yet whether the result Will be reunion
or the belligerentS by mutual concessions or The
renewal CT the strife with Increased Bit
terneSs. The nghs OF Kelly Is TO secure the
control Of the city government with its s2 900 OO0
annlal disbursements If ne can carry his
point ne Will consent to harmonic" and not
Otherwise. 1t Is hinted, however, that BOW
ful, personal and political influences outside
the city and state VIII be exercised 10 consou.
date the two factions in order TO save the presi.
Dental ticket" and IL Is likely where SO much
Is at stake some means OF reconciling the fac
lions VIII be found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

The telegraph brought last night the usua
quota OF sunday accidents and murders Most
OF the latter as usual are OF no special interest
TO the reading public, but one OF them, by
which promising young Brooklyn lawyer was
sent 10 his account, Is worthy OF note. The VIC
tin George {. Harvard was proceeding home
ward in company with a young friend named
Larkin, when they were appealed 10 for protec
ton BY two women. who were being followed
by gang OF roughs- They responded when
words followed and blows resulted Harvard
and Larkin used their fists and the roughs re-
sorted TO knives. Harvard was stabbed 10 the
beart ran few steps and fell-deai. Larkin was
stabbed several times and although his wounds
are painful, It Is thought that he vii! recover
Several arrest have been made and Justice which
takes the shape of a decrepir dame iQ New
York and contiguous cities, will possibly be
avenged, after time. But what OF the widow
with two Children whose happy home and
bright prospects OF but day or two ago are
swept away forever? home deso,ated a
promising career ended. and tears, Idle tears
from scrroTing wife and orphaned little ones.
are the features OF these heartrending crimes to
which a frivolous public gives but a passing
thought. When We contemplate the amount of
private sorrow, as an outcome OF the ignorance
aid wickedEeSS OF the lower strata OF society.
The thought IS sure 70 rise that perhaps all this
latter day tilkering at the limbs and outward
houTtshes OF mundane things is futile and that
our real progress Will date from the time when
We begin 10 educate at the bottom. ANY civin-
ZatiOG, which is built UP on a ground work of
sodden ignorance and malevolence is In shaky
condition. Ii is as gilded cupola surrounding
q volcanoes crater. IL may gllsten In the sun
light, but there Is an element underlying it all
which Will continue to thwart our plans until
little by little, the cool waters OF education
penetrate ard extiDgush the smoulderlng fires
OF vice and passion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

Gen. Butler has made his speech declaring
for Hancock. and now the question rises whe.
Their he viii do the democratic ticker moro
good than harm The democrats do not seem
particularly proud OF their convert, and the re-
puoiicans do not appear TO think they are the
losers by the Generals change OF base. The
Springfield Republican tlnd.) says contemptu.
ousiJ OF him: He oloweth where he isteth,
and no man knoweth whence he cometh or
Whit her he gOeth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

NEW FALL GOODS.
We are daily receiving FALL GOODS and offer
Great BARGAINS in
SILKS, SATINS,
SATIN ROYALS,
VELvETS,
MERINOS,
CASHMERES,
CHUDDAR,
PLAIDs, DRESS FLANNELS,
LADIES' CLOTH, NOME CLOTH kc
BROCADE and DAMAS6E SILKS and VELyETS
Great variety POLKA SPOT SATIN DE lyons
at low prices.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
SHEET1NG, WINE CLOTH, sc.
The celebrated Devorshire TOWEL, 90 per
Large size HUOK TOWELS, So 40 per doz.
Elegant DAMAsh TOWELS. large size. So. 90 Per
Great BARGAINS in NAPKINS. at S125. $3.50,
So. 90 and SO GO.
German TABLE LINEN. Hand Loom and soft
WINE CLOTHS. in all sizes. with NAPKINS to
Elegant assortment of FURNITURE CRRTONs.
The above are fresh goods. and will be sold at low
figures.
gB- ONE PRICE.
w. M. SHUTTER T. SONS.
eue2'4t 919 Penna. ave.
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Ne" DRY GOODS
FOB EARLY FALL WEAR,

CaSHMERES, CHUDDA CLOTHS
DERiNuS. NOME CLOTHS
SCOTCH PLAIpS. CORDULETTES.
CAMELS HAIRS. SERGES.
BLACK AND COLORED VELVETS.
BROCADE SA1INs, SATIN DE LYON.
BLACK SILES, COLOkED SILKS.
BLACK SATINS, COLORED SATINS.
SHETLAND AND CHUDDA SHAWLS.
Medium Weight MERINO UNDERWEAR.
"Great Bargains" In TABLE LINENS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS AND HANDkEsOHIEFS.
70 doZ. sll Linen German NAPKINS, at 81. 80.
% doz Genuine Devonshire TOWELS. at SO. 90.
40 Coz. Ladies Pure Linen Cambria Hemstitched
HANDKERCHIEFS, at 81. so per doZ.
BkRNSLEY AND GER TABLE LINENS,
ranging from 374c- to So 90 per yd.
VINE CLOTHS, with Doyleys to match.
FURNITURE GRAPES AND CRETONNES.
~ Our Northern and Eastern CORRESPONDENTS
send us New Supplies Daily.
tF"ONE PRICE ONLY" MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES
PERRY 4 BROTHEH.
Psnna. Ave., cor. 9th st.
Established In 1910. me1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

GALL. AND EXAMINE Cheap NOTE
Di.a; SsSi::siee ct; 9TH , f.;
WH1rE SPREADS
Reduced from 81 TO 75c.
Reduced from 81 IS to 81.
R.dre ed from 81. SO to 8l.25c.
Reduced from 81. 75 TO 81. SOC.
FINER QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES
1914 BLEACHED sHEETING good quality Csc.
FALL SETTINGS, Is, 20, Is, 80, 37hc
FALL CAsHMEREs. so. 6214. 75c.
New Styles in Children's FANCY HOSIERY
TYLER 4 CHEWNIN6,
date Clerks with Perry l. Bro).
susso 91s 9TH Ut. NV.
rr,HE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS I'M
L THE UNITED STATES.-Linen Collars. SC.
large Turkish Towels l21Gc. Lonsdsle Oott On, Sc
double width superior Bed Ticking. &C. Entire
de IN T e %ef iS asa o
s'sna 12ss St Cut this out and compare prices
pARENTs AND GUARDIANS TAKE
JUST RECEIVED LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SCHOOL SUITS,
SCHOOL SUITS,
SCHOOL SUITS,
WEIGH WILL SELL AT VERY LOW PRICES.
BRING TIE BOYS
A. STRAUS,
lO1l Pennsylvania Avenue
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY
TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE FALL SEASON
THE SALE OF SUMMER CLOTHING WILL BE
CONTINUED FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS
THIS Is THE LAST CHANCE TO SECURE
IA RE BARGAINS, WHICH MAY NEVER BE
HAD AGAIN AT SUCH Low PRICES. DON'T
MISS THIS LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
CLOTHING AT ENORMOUS LOW FIGURES.
A. STRAUS.
The OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
lOll Pennsylvania Avenue,
ana3O Between 10th and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

wednesday the "R" months commence. and
the festive oyster VIII be In season. Many
People eat oysters all the months OF the year
wlthout hesitation. believing there is no more
canger In the bivalves In summer than In r1sn.
Dus large number abstain entirely. holding
That IL would be at the risk or life TO ear an
oyster In a month without an Rinitr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30
FAMOUS YACHT FANNIE BEL
II

II FOR kAFFLE.
81 PER CHANCE. $50 CHANCES
AT ABNER'S SUMNER GARDEN,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2, 1880.
Is provided with tb. mainsal, racing topsail, fly
ing jlb. balloon jb and square sail. new last "a
year. Has wire rigging, patent pulIeys, ~
anchors, tool chest, extra pulleys and rope, 49,
Tag, streaner, cushions and carpet, &C. She is
very staUnch and fast, having sailed to Norfolk in
her present rig, and has probably won more races
than any other boat on the Potomac. Yacht at
Steamer Leary 6 wharf. Tickets, Picture. and in
formation at C'MEARA'S, cor. T, ODD Treasury
sid Room &c. Patent Office. aug3o At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30
nR. Won MOSCHZISKEB
ayeer ago opened his offices at
6l9 10th street northwest.
fer the special treatment of
DEAFNESS, NOISES IN The HEAD. I'M.
PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,

Held, M
PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH. ASTHMA.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
LUNGS, CHEST, ETC.
His success has been most gratifying to himself
and 10 many of the Numerous patients who have
Deen under his care, the majority of whom have
been from the best class, SENATOR'S REPRESENTA-
IIVEs, LAWYERS, CLERGYMEN, MERCHANTS,
CHIEFS OF DEPARTMENTS, etc. Without Law
lrg any empirical claims to infallibiiity he has
No hesltancy III asserting that he is willing that his
professional record shall be compared with its per
ceptage with that of any specialist physician in
TINS city or elsewhere. His success was 50 great
that be has resolved TO make this city. by SPECIAL
REQUEST, his PERMANENT RESIDENCE.
ASons Testimonials of successful treatment al
HooRHkEs, SENATOR INGALLS,. REPRESENTATIVE
LaPHAM, U: H. DAyIDGEs Esd. T. BONNEVILLE.
others Over one hundred References to the very
lest CITIZENS can be examined at his Offices, 6l9
18TH street n. W., and he wishes it distinctly under
stood that no name as reference is given or letter
o. teshMonla ever published which has no. been
placed VOLUNTARILY at his disposal for til 1t pur-
pose ouel17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30
SPECIAL NOTICE,

Orders viii be received by HrrNr orE.pv g
Ms bs1;;;,S gu Market Space, for "rUNiAW FARM,
nSnn JERSEY MILK. TO be delivered early eacs
hornlpS TUnlav Farm Herd being the ONLY mr.
S Oi kstered Jersey Cattle in this sectfon ~
SS!ntry, parties desiring to secure Pure Nilr
sented 10 do So AA'0 ZIG opportunity pre-
aural .sos, THOMAS L. HUME.
"pfietor Of TunlaW Farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

IN TIKI SUPREME COURT OF THE nIsrpICr
- DE COLUMBIA DASA A>Ao4
EQUITY CAUSE No q An
10 oepoeitors in the Wsshinsto, S,.,x
Bsnk: Notice IL hereby given tSsf N Wy SAVINGS
sa saSs not t. ssssR either Of the three ag
81 claim whatsoever unless their cisir. 'e "a from
drawn 6ividends be presented to:the Rscs LOT I'M
before October 18th. 1880 '0eiSer ON or
". g. COX. Justice. A1'"t iss6 nsscesyer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

nR. T. N. TALBOT. DENTIST. Nc. 4S7 -.h
~ st., three doors from cor. e. DENTS E
try In all its branches. Teeth inserted e7 Uf6
per ret. AL work warranted 1e16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

nPRING LEAF TEA
At 80 CENTS A POUND.
The extraordinary favor which it has received
from prudent buyers has justified much larger
orders. A very large shipment Is daily expected.
aue26-2t NV. BURCHELL. I332F ST.
EIRST APPEARANCE OF FALL
IL GOODS,
NJ. WILLIAMS.
Ladies' would do well to examine my stock of
FALL HATS,
BONNETS,
JACKETS and DOLMANS.
TRIMMINGS and Blu ton.
The three best styles OF FRENCH CORSETS.
hese goods are now arriving with every weekly
steamer. auar23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

Just now, when our transcendental friends
are In such good spirits over the work per-
termed oy the Concord school. and the news
papers are tracing the origin OF this UNDUE
scheme OF philosophy. and as5oclatlng It's sue
cess With Mr.. Emerson and Mr. Alcott. and are
adducing rosy lessons from the recent session
OF their favOrite Junta OF thinkers. lt Is not a
HIT discouraging 10 read In the dispatches the
monotonOus story OF recurring murders OF ever
varying shade Of brutality, and OF other crimes
OF revolving nature. In spite of all that hap
pens at Concord Perhaps we must look for a
certain percentage OF unprecedented crime OF
this sort, but when it comes 20 prize fights on
sunday, the tmpotency of the Concord conclaye
TO mould public sentiment Is painfully appa-
rent One Of these disgraceful episodes-famil-
larry mentioned as "a mill" by the press re-
porter-marred the Sabbath stiffness and
repOse OF Red Bank, n. D., yesterday The
participants were George Weed, druggar, and
John Spianer, carpct-weaver. Pitching a
ring within few yards of the public thorough
fare, these doughty exponents of an art, mis-
named the manly, lodged blows thick and fast
In each others faces, and kept up the encounter
for half an hour. No police or public officer
seems to have participated In the affair with a
view TO ending Ii, and lt was only when Weed,
Who had been mauled TO Jelly, fell In faint
1Dg M and carried Splaner down with him 1.-THE
latter having his arm broken In two places by
the falD that the bystanders were satisfied.
Practical people who read Of such performances
az the one which occurred at Red Bank yester
day Will incline TO the belief that ii some of the
valuable breath which Is wasted In the dis
cussion Of psychological questions OF nat Ire
which calls for the splitting of intellectual
hairs, was blown in another direction, human
tty might ultimately be educated up to a point
at which mankind would disapprove OF and
resolutely stay away from exhibitions such as
the one In question However, this Is a subject
much too extensive for the narrow canvas af-
forded by newspaper column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

The revision OF the Bible, which has lust been
completed In England, has been In progress ten
years, and the most learned biblical scholars of
the world have taken part In it. The work has
been In Charge OF the Queens printer, who has
borne the expenses, amounting to over 100000
L Gder the British laws none but the Queens
printer are allowed TO publish the Bible. and
thus this VIII give him monopoly In the issue
and sale OF the revised work In that country.
But he cannot enjoy any such protection In the
United States, because no copyright can be OBJ
tanned that VIII cover this work. Several
American publication societies have voluntarily
agreed that they viii not pirate the revision.
but II Is quite likely that some publisher, who
Is lot so conscientious, Will seize upon this
pronsaole Held OF labor. Naturally there Is a
great desire IN this country TO see aud read the
revision, and the first who puts copies of the
new Bible on The market Will undoubtedly find
ready sale for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

" oven School Tor young meu and boys SEp-
TEMPER 9Th. The Classics. Mathematics and
Higher Eng isb will be thoroughly taught. Special
attention will be given to those preparing for co.,
leSe, scientific Institutions for competitive ex-
aminatiors: Mr.. Hilton will also receive private
pupils CT either For terms testimonials from
recent patrt ne, and further particulars spDly at
4US / asst capitol Street. auxl2- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-30

POYs, KNEE PANTS, 40. 50, 7sc.. 81 and
ID $3.50.
Boys Long PANTS, rs. s5c.. 81, 81. 2s, up
Chiidren's SCHOOL SUITS, Clio years. 50. up
wards
SCHOOL BUTTS, S-12 years; Long Pants, So. so,
up.
Boys School Suits. 16 years $4 S. Sc and SO up
Youtls' Suits from So to S10 School Hats 40 l. Soc
School SHOES, SO, 65, 75c 81. up.
1914 and 1O18 Penna. ave.
aug26 j. w. SELBY.
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NyASHlNGToN 3 cHIO sAILRos
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

beginning Oct 4, 1879.
The q ALL TRAiH will leave Wsshingtoh nj
8 90 q. d. eli Alexandria 1T 900 >. m. daily
except Sunday pass Leesburg, going wesi-
ward, At ii IL u. n /, end arrive at Round HI!
at II M. Losve Bound Hill at 1890 .. m.; past
Leesburg, going eastward, q. 10 p.m., and a.
rive al Alexandria IT g. l5 y. H., and at VAST
ingtoa at 8 81 - Il
The ACSoMMODAT1oN TRAIN willle.,,
Washington at 20 and Alexandria at 4 Is .. Al.
daily, except Sunday, and arrive at Leesbuts
ct u ~ p. m. Leave Lessburg ct 6 % g. u
and arrive at Aexspdris &! s Is o. NJ, and
Washington ut 30 q IT,
40 Passengers from Washington will tahs
the Washing gton and Ohio cars ut toe Baltimore
s. Potomac Railroad station at9 " O. m. and g. "a
p. Dl., sDd 60 through without change Of cai 8.
The 9.05 SIN. tram from AleIan6rls and Il. ~
y. 10. train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill With Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snickersville. Borryyille and Winchester.
also with Reamer sLino Of Coaches, which lesv .
Leesburg daily for Aldie snd Middleburs.
Both trains, westward, mako close connections,
ks Vienna, with Sisson' Lima CT Stages for Fair.
fsx Court House.
COramntat.o. sfeaess, 81 Cts Per p,t;S,
Annual t1cA ess. ESQ.
+ q. HAVEEER,
oct LII General Ticket A gsD.
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~ u &C Z. .
C5A NGE OF TlRr,

On ADD aftor SUNDAY, October s,a, thu
ooi:.a oi The rUTO MAC FERRY co. vii run
ss Iu.inWs:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
20 80, 8 80, 80, ~ 30 and IL 80 =. m. end
II -. 30 30. 80, 4 80, 80. and i 90 o. n.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
. ~ 81, s 30, 8 SO, 10 80 and II 30 q, M, and
IL 80. ~, 2 80, 3 20, 4 &c. s. 80, snd 6 30 ., m.
oct GEO. 4. Phillips, MANAGE
..,.G:~-, G:4 yDES STEAM LLHE3 iyEE.
ts::t5z::c.:r HY 70
:" IA u &IfAfA, FALL RIVER. pEOv1.
DEECa AND BOSTON,
3tsa1ie:s insss f!e1snGris EVEgY TUEs.
2G6 sod I9~'e Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
GBDAT. "a
%h:s limo connects at Alezandr!a with .he0
& & III. ard W 6 o. (. Rs, ana at Pbilad al.
Ehis ~i:h C!gdo's regular Steamships for Fsll
River, Providence snd Boston,
Freight forwarded with prcmp.ne esy and care,
free OF oommiaslons N''
Nc charge for transfer in philsdeIobia, Ind
wharfage in Goston. Quick time. Frenuent
dspsr:nEos, Through rates and through 5ills
ot isd'ns glVcc. Insurance 1T the loweot rates
Agents:
+: =. REED, Aie1sndris.
WM. Z CLYDE E co, ph,la6o,nbi. i.
JOHNSON & CO.. Wssh. Z Georern a,
iaa a-il "' -
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BV Green & Wise,
TRan1 A a.

Kekl Estate Agents aud Auct!oneers
F1kUhTEHS SALE-By v!r.uo Of deed Of
d trust from Tbornton Ryett John F. Var
derarift and William Vrndergrift dated the
2!d day Of uSus.. 1873 duly recorded IN ale.-
andra county, Va land records, Ebec 4. No.
4 p'ge.Ol tho subscriber. as trustee, will se!!
for casa TO the highest bidder. on SATURDAY..
the 2l.h cay OF pril 1880, 81 II o'c:o:i NJ, in
front of tho Msr<ct Building. Oh Esir ux street,
the TRACT OF Ian D And the BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed By SAID dead Of trust, si!ust.d
in alex xsndria couaty, Va. and bcunded IS fol-
Iowa: Rngiuring st (a) it,ke; thence runni1 g
north t0io ~. 4 Ii chains; thence south 90 W
l6 80 cbsins thence lorth e4' " 2l chains to
q stake (dl; thence south ;Go W Is chains to T.
stake icy; lnerce S. GGo o 81 chains to u stake
Q); thence II. 2Co So II chains to the place of
beginning. c-htainiug lG acr's 2 1onds and u
poles. Ii. y. CLAUGuTON,
mh2G-21w4w TRUSTEE
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By Green q Wise,

(Resl Estate gents and AuctioneoTs
SALE-Hy virtue of
~ decree Of the Corporation Court Tor the city
of Alexandria. Va, rendered al its January
term, 1850. in the chaEcery cause OF Il. I. Lucas,
Sergeant. Administrator Of William lance vs..
Shirley King et al. the undersigned, Comms.
sionerS therein named, will otTer for ssle by pub
lie auction in front of the entrance to the Court
room, on Fairfax straot on THU kSDAf, tho
22d day of April, 1880. ut II o'clock m tic fol-
lowing property, to wit ALL OF THAT LOT
OF GROUND. with the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon in tie city CT Alexandria, Va, bounded
ss follows: Beginning OF the east side OF Royal
street, between Cameron and Queen streets, at
tho north line Of The ground formerly James
McGuire's; then north with Koys! street twenty
two (22) feet then east parallel with Queen st.
seven,y.swo (72l feet six ~ inches more or lets,
to seven feet 81 ey; then south parallel with
Royal street. twenty two (22) feet; then by u
straight limo TO the aginping.
Terms of Sale: One fourth OF the purcnsse
money in cash, and the residue in six, twelve
snd eighteen months with IL terest tro the day
of sale the notes OF The Purchaser to be given
for them and tho title TO the properly to be re-
| tanned until the whole OF tho purchase money
no CLAUGHTON, | Comm'rs
tNO. ii J0HSSUN,l Ct sale.
NH l9-eols
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-14
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