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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-16

By virtue Of sutaori:y vested il VI b7 the { .ate
Cen.ral Coz. m,!,ec, Uo hereby desigEatc Y cd
n"sGNy i!.e 18Th GsY OF august, 1850, SO the
time and alexandria SO the place, for holding s
convcHt;cn 10 nominsle the Democratic candi.
dat5 fer Congress in tho Sth Congressional Dis.
tr.c. Of Virgins.
The basis Il representation will be one dele,
gate snd one alternste TO every one hundred
votes GEd fractions Of enc hundred exceeding
fly ca. for Iiiaeu q! Eendfic in 1876
delegates 10 said convontirn are &c b selected
by G. Urtv, district CT ward mec'inga, or by pri-
mary election by wards or districts, as the va
rious county O. city committees usy elect, and
St stcn tm's as The respective county or city
con mites may datorE inc; provided that if
district or waTi meetings or primary elections
are ad",l,t, sucG meeting s Or electors in any
enc county u ciy :Lati he held on the same day.
S. $ TURNER,
l.. ). LEWIS
koBT. BEVERLY
Il cmhers Of the Stale Central Committee tor the
Eighth CoI2ressi, ne: UIstric! OF Virgins.
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10 the Conservative VOTERS OF D Lev
anssrla isy AUD County.

Pursuant 10 resolution adopted by The Con.
eIv.iIve Executive Committee OF the city snd
county Ct AicXaIdra =, the voters Of tne city and
cuunty o! A!'XnuCTla ara hereby called to meet
in .Ecir respective waTCs ind districts 3. the
usual places for hoioi!g ward meetings. On
MondsT JUlJ l9!h 1880 ~ the hour of8o'ciock
y. IL. Il ihat d%y, ior The purpose Of selecting
delegates 20 the Conservative Congressional
Convention, which is 10 convene in Alexandria
On It's @5tn day of August 1850; said delegates
TO be Sc "ctcd upon the followir basis prescrib-
Cd ny tie Central District Conservative Com
mit,e9 w: Ore de"ga!e for every l0D Couser-
vstiv" votes or !r1 ciiol thereof over 3d. cast in
the residential election N 1876 which basis Of
representa- will tCttle the respective wards
Of Al.XaHCrG ely 10 The um Der Of delegates
a. follows 10 wiz: First ward. four second
wert, three; Third ward, six; Fourth ward
three. JAMES is. CATION Sec.
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Opening nn,a Closing @, Giae Nails.

CLOSING.
Washington, y g., North and Northeastern
maiis II N. sHG ID p. m.
Western n0.is 4 80 and 8 10 .. m.
Southern mails via Richmond, Va, 60 q.
III. and % and 90 p n.
South and Southwestern mails, vie Lynch.
burg. Virginia i 90 o. m. and Is p. IL.
AlcXmncria 20 lynchburg, Va, way msils,
including through mails t 90 I'm and GO p. 10
Go7donsviiic snd Charlottesvi!le Va, e W O.
n. and uU y. II.
Nsnssssa division G0 q. n.
AiaxGad... 90 Round Hill vs., As B. m
OPENING.
Northern Art Western mails, Wis Washin
ION, D. g., 80 i, II. and On AID s 90 .. in.
Southern malls, via Richmond Va, so h. N
AND % y. Ill.
k.ilrcad 80 n. - go
Manassas Division s 80 3. m
Round Hill to Aiexandris, Va 3 80 Q. m.
oiLcc N!cGTs-Cticc opens u So S. H. 81,
closes ~ I ~ y. n.
sunday riou.s--QEce opens 81 As =. ~, ant
closes ~ 9 80 O. u
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Members Of the State Central Committee tor the
Eighth CoIgrGssi, ne: UIstr!c! OF Virginis.
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These are, therefore, to notify sll parties il
terested in said Cause that On THURSDAY,
July 18th, 1880. at my Office at Fairfax e. e,
and at The honr OF 9 9 NJ, shsll proceed to e1-
ecute the requirements OF the said Decree
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chsncery If said Court this 18th day of juno,
1880 K. w. MOORE, Conan.
Fairfax g. H., je 26-w4w
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Mail Southwark, connects at Gordonsvi!le,
With Cbes. & Ohio Il. r., kast and West. 81
Lynch burg, connects with Atlantic NJ ss. &
Ohio f. K, through Southwest Virgnia to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rocl
and Texas-snd At Denvile with Richmond s.
DAnvlle 4. 4 to South end Southwest.
Express Southwark connects at Gordonsvill'
to all points on Ches. Chic K. T., ind ut Dan.
vile for 81! POINTS South. East aid South.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al,
eIsndria daily, except Sunday, s 90 q. NJ and
Il 3O;.m &rd returning arrive st Alexandra
For MANASSAS s LINE leave wsshingto;
IL g. N. snd Alexandra 35 s. NJ, dsily
connecting with the Valley Road East anC
West. Leave Strasburg 80 p. NJ, arriving al
AleIsndris At 6 40 y. N.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSION leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
snd Saturday, at 90 s. m, snd returns Mcn.
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 2 10 D. II.
For Middlsburg, Dolly connection st Plsln.
station.
FOR Urperville, regular connection st Della.
For WATERMELON, lesve WASHINGTON .,
III g. z. dsiiy and p. N. every Saturday.
s Accommodation train will leave Wsrrentou
every Saturday at 10 Is u. H.. and arrive in
Alexandria at II 80 D. N. snd Wsshn gton al
y % r. NJ, On Mondays only q train will leave
" nrrehtCn at D Is a. N and arrive in AleIal-
ara al % 81 IN. ara W asf lnStOn at ) 8 N.
All trains 1nsAe sood connections. ~ Tesl
ington, TO and from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington E,
7 10 5. H.. running through without ChSn.e
Psrlor CIR will leave Washington for White
sulphur dsiy, except Sunday at 10 q m.
On Express train, leaving Washingto at 10 &C
p. M, knrk's Adjustable Reclining Chsir Gar
with extra charge only $500, through 10
DanviIi2.
Pullman Sleeping Csr from Baltimore tc
White u phur Springs without thsnge.
Pullman Sleel ing Cars between " hite Sui
phur Springs and s ugu "a, Ga, without change
Through tickets very low to tie South anc
Southwest.
je28 j. N. RRGADUS. G. r. 4.
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FDR POTOMAC RIVER.

STEAMER JOHN w. THO.HPSO~
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-.
URDA4 At .3O a. M; returning on alternate
days.
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! $50

1880 GREAT 1880
PENNSYLVANIA HOUTA
TO TIE NoRTH, WEST s soUTHWEsT
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT RQU1PAENT
May 81 1880
TSns ssys WspshhrStGp trGn depS; Of BAL
ner Of Sixth and B ST. sets, SIS follows:
For Philsdephis, New York and tho East 8 ca
am. and 2 on D. N. daily, except Sunday snd
10 % y. III. daily, with Palace Cars. Linn
tied Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars $50 8.
an daily, except Sunday. For Philsdelpn-
For Pittsburg and the West eco a. m with
Parlor car to PlttSburg and Sleeping car ia
Chicago; lG.40 g. ID. daily; 7.i0 p. m. del :
with Paisce Car to Chicago.
For CanandaiguA and the North, 500 a. NJ.
except Sunday and 7.4O p. m. daily. except
For Watkins. 1O.4O g. n. daily except Sun.
For Baltimore, 6 d., s. Oa. g. 3o.snd 1910 a. m.
200, 40, Az. $40, 7.4O end 1000 p. m.
On Sunday, SEQ and 10.40 a. H.; go, lac
snd 9.45 .. IN.
For ropo's Greek Line, a. a. m. ind 4 % .. m
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, = ~ u. 10. and 40p p. IN. daily
except 2undsy.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandria I %, I 70, end Ii a. M, and
~. 20, Is, { aud II 30 p nj. Sunday At
I, and il a, IN. and s p. N.
Trains leave Alexsndr!s for Washington, GCU
500, I'd 10 q. L., aid y So 3, &, I. 900 D. m.
ST q II night.
On Sunday st 500 and 10 g. III. and and 05
p. N.
IhkOUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTE, vi
QUGntico and Richmond, will leave AleIsr
dria ST 20 8. m. daily aud s 40 p. M daily
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured
principal railroad stations and ticket oticet
Southeast. L. FARMER,
Genl. Passenger AgeE,
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. my2l
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NOTlCEl NOTICE
~ just received another large supply OF
HARRISON & BROS. READY MIXED
PAINT,
second to none In the market Gall for sampl
card at
je26 WE. CREIGHTON'S
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cp>vG EEsa5O.a.gA C0ns'E.s Tfosv.

DEADWooD, DAKOTA, Juuc, 1850
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va AsHINGToN y OHIO RAILROAD

W AsH1NaToN y OHIO RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-Two Trains
Daily Except Sunday between Alexandria
and Round Hill.
Beginning Msy II, 1880.
Leave Washington al 8 10 3. N. snd % o. m.
and Alexandria st 9 C5 e. m. Is p N pass
Lecsburg, going westward, st II 10 s. N and
6 40 o. N; and arrive at Round Hill at II H.
and 20 p. m. Leave Round Hill ut 80 a. m.
nj sc ann a. mass Leesburg, golI eastward
snoria AZ 10 g.; M, snd 3 10 p. M, and :,
Washington 81 s IS s. N. and Is D. n.
$ssr Passengers from w ashIagton will tsk,
the Washington and Ohio cars ct toe Bsltimor,
q fotomac Railroad station u 8 o. 6. m. and 8, z
p; m, and 60 through to Round Hill without
change cf Gals.
The sos am. train from Alexandria snd z q
?; H. train from Round Hill connect with
heamer.s Line Of Coaches, which leave Lees
burg daily fo- Aldie and Middleburs.
Both trains, westward make close connections
- FIennn,Wlth Sisson's Line of Stages for Fair.
la1 Court House.
Somlnueaaton tickets, 81 cts per nsiIe
ANIMAL tickets, $50.
4 Il. HAVENEB,
hyio-H General Ticket Agent
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4 4 Alexandria Q5azette
PE!DAY sVANlNe, JULY 10, 1850.
Brothers Eee.

hSESlNSFS Ees-
The vast fuGietco arose IS ooc man. The
old Upion cheer bicnded With tho Confederate
yell, to the rot,s Of the Star Spansled Banner
for tho ti>sr time since the dark aud bloody
years the great civli war Gin. Commercial
The orchestra nlagcd Dixie"
The mNo in gray uprosG
a. m tic fed f Dat;lo
ArG facing deadly toss.
hp6in 10 camp Or 9akl5g
Tho sGn.7y : weary 0t.i,
Tha =:i-ficZ Cl"seuroS mi0Rtsd
N:,h tramp OF marching icct.
Wa: IA, fie7 rushed upon them
The music foSG and t /,
III shook he hsil wlh shouting.
nc nlId Ccn!ed rate yell
Iha organ Ill psycd Dixie"
Hu, 10 cue pau,ld 20 hear;
F5' Ulioa soldiers atSgcrnt--
y ml21ty UoiOU cheer
\ siou. Of grim d,li,ncc
No c4al,eUT0 uutJ death.
hot, kind aud gen 'rous PC emo
lusp!.cG that EicsIo- bc' attn.
But neg, i! is not sd xi -
Z g5a1d,r. lob!cr strslo
Tary u cur starry nanp.r,'
Uasio sicd ty a s,eia.
hut hsrd- Gasp Laci5 as brothers,
Aot cy-s viii tears src wei,
And hearts wita JOYS 81" sHclilG,
Il rs -ur couUtly yet =
And Uoon ard Confederate.
a It ocC GiGn. upr, s.,
Ant che rcd un'o tbe tclo--
for@o! they Ger woIc toc-
Lors may tho starry banner
FloaI O. CT, trou sea 10 sea,
4 land & ''onc 10 ma,y,"
The untTg of tie tree.
While ever chihrea's children
he uos s;,lI !is9 ard SIT,
4 commop X ana oouytiy
Sh,sl keep u hrothcIs go.
-.NrgnrN S'crdrt .SiJ?e
DEADWooD, DAKOTA, Juur, 1850.
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EVERY MONDAY, at IL M; and returning,
leave New York, from pier Al, East river, EV-
Ely SATURDAY. at 4 o'clock D. m.
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LHU or THE LIKE

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, st 80 o'clock pm; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days st 400 g. m.
This stnunch iron stesmer has Just been paint.
ed throughout ststerooms newly furnished and
carpeted. and is the hsndsomest as we'll as the
safest boat on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, and is the only steamer making close con.
nect'on with the New York and Boston steam
ers also connects with Rchmo steamers and
railroad lines outh. Stops st PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Fsre. first class 81; round trip ST. 30
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The steamers Of this company make connec-
tons AT Norfolk for Boston and all points East !;
at New York with sill points West and North-
west, and at Alexandria with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and fre!gh! handled care
fully and promptly For further information
apply to F.A REED, Agent,
JLnney's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON. President.
Office under Natl. Metrop Bank,
sep 27-tf Washington, ID G.
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FARMERS. ATTENTION l-HAkYKsT
4 GOODS atJAMESF CARLIN s. SONS'1
% King street, Alexandria. Grass and Grain
scythee, Grain Cradles, Scythe Stones and Ri
aes, Hay Rakes and Snaths, at loves. cash
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
CITY Folk a. FarYer~.

OldfashioRed farmer folk rub their eyes 10
surprise al the great number or intelligent we'll
to-0o city bred people who in these late years
are establishing their families on the broad
acres. The fact IS perhaps que not so much 10
any decided rural tastes on the part OF city
merchants and business men as 10 cOnsidera-
tlons touching the health and physical vigor OF
tLeir growing families. Children run too much
10 nerves and brains In the city. The best
DIEGO In the city Is constantly enriched by
acceSSlonS from the country, and heads
or families who have derived robust con-
stituuons from early years spent on the
farm View with dSInay the narrow chests and
habby muscles or their offspring who at the
close OF each term proudly show the proof OF
high standing Ia the city schools. Two or three
consecutive generations OF city lie, unless IN
dtr exceptionally favorable conditions or wealth
ard Intelligent oversight in rearing the young
Inevitably result In physical degeneration. Pull
mcnary diseases especially seem TO hover out
OF mental activity and highly artificial social
conditions; and, thanks TO the general diffusion
OF physiological and hygieDic Information hun
dreCS OF bright and capable families are now
leaving the cities and seeking the natural anti
cole Tor this tendency In a closer alliance WITH
the soil and the simple pleasures OF pastoral
life.
To cultivated City people with nellthy in
shncts farm life Is now rendered much more en-
durable than formerly, and with proper degree
CT courage aid Independence IL may be made
positively delightful The Introduction of agri-
cultural machinery has made farm labors caste
beth indoors ard cut. And as homeSteadS are
freed from debt a larger number OF tasteful
country residences nov mark the abodeS OF men
Who dare TO EXP reSS their sense OF beauty In
rural architecture Where the neighboring
schools do not AFFORD adequate educational Ia
ciiftieS, sons and daughters are sent off, one or
Two at time. TO boarding school or academy.
The railroad brings visiting relatives every
season, and the daily mail brings the roar OF the
great world near enough for comfort, while the
latest books and magazines serve TO hten toll
ana sweeten leisure.-S. Pau (HtnR) Pioneer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

SCIENTISTS N SESSI0N.-The organization OF
the twenty ninth meeting of the American AS
SociaIion for tie Advancement OF Science In
general session took place yesterday morning in
Boston. Mayor Prince was introduced and
hearty and most cordial greeting was extended
TO the members OF the association. Governor
Long followed La a speech extending a cordial
welcome TO she association. President Morgan
briefly replied. A committee, OF which Prot.
Vim. b. Rogers was chairman, prepared and
sent the following message by cable The
American Association for the Advancement OF
Science, In session ia Boston, sends cordial
greetings TO the British association at swansea
on the occasion OF Its nftieth meeting" A com
the Death OF General Albert j. Myer, and the
following were elected standing committee
w. Il. TuptOn or Nashville; F. W. Clark, Cincin-
natl: E. Z. Cox, Indianapolis; VIM. Harkner and
o. +. Mason, Washington, and 5. a. Lattimere,
Rochester. The general session was then ad-
jouTned and the several sections and SGb-Sec.
tons organized In the afternoon section A,
which comprises the mathematical and astron-
omical departments, met In Huntington Hall.
Professor Araph Hall, In whose charge the great
equatorial telescope at Washington is placed,
opened with an able address. preceding his re-
marks with historical sketch tracing the varl
Gus discoveries which have at length developed
into the present advanced condition or science.
exhaustive paper on the progress and methodS
or che mIStry, and MI. j. w. Powell or Washing
ton, spoke at length On the habits and customs
and the pecuuar1tteS OF Indian tribes. In the
evening Prof. George f. Barker. the retiring
president delivered an able address, taking for
his theme, some modern aspects OF the life
question"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
THE EVENING STAR.
THIRSDAY........ August %, 1850.


The New Arrival.
From Fun
Ma.
a tiny toddles sweet as fow'rs of spring:
precious poppy wopsy-sive It's NANNY. den. a
A pretty darling itsy witsy ting.
So kors thu little fellow I'm, healthy loOkins
Another mouth to feed. as sure as fate.
No. wife. don't consider that his oominE's mis-
But sui could have done with less than eisn..
ny eye. Is that the baby What Jolly little
Bnt say. D q. wherever is its nose.
And ssy, father, by and-by. when he gets more
Hell wear my vermont jackets. suppose.
UNCLE.
another Vel, thank goodness. am not mar
What. Don't thisk him pretty No. I don't.
y keep hm from the workhouse you must do the
Cont think that IN assist you-for Iwon'..
DocroR
How sr re- e getting o. to day? / trust we SOFA
We nnttnt think we're strong Just YET. You
We'd 3 ,ter take something which this afternoon
AIdl me see-hum, -hs,-Ah. yes-.ust So
Ee's II.yely. that he IT, rau:n! See them sturdy
Ees twice the size of Lady sm;shsr's third;
AID wien he comes cutting OF his little toose7-
v,xR.
ZEN be a man, he Will, upon my word.
NEIGRBoR.
Oh E.s. Gear, he 'oosS healthy. but You mustn't
60 Lot wish. If course. your hopes to dash.
Butwi en- Isee tender babe. 80 ruddy. strong and
I-iook, dear, on his face, Is that rash.
MA Nlq cdpc).
chsrInng little tiddy Idly bit of mothers bliss
A tiny todd!es sweet as fow'rs of spring:
precious IopsF woPsy-sye its nanny, den, q
kiss
& pretts darling itsy witsy tins!
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.


TRgsTEE,Tss sA4E Of TAhTAsEE IMPR9vED
81 re as BE S2a
By virtue Of 2 deed Of trust. dated on thee
; 2Oth March. 1875; and Of record among the 81;
lber $40. at folio POS, &c. and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, the undersigned as
so s F. Il Of Rhs
GEL at public auction, certain real estate in said
Georgetown a., in o said District Of Columbia, being
Thomas Bealls addition to said town. and described
as follows: Beginning for the So ne at the south
line of stoddert street OPS feet. more or less. to
The west ps d ss a & a a II S sa d
goth. 1875. and recorded in said land records. in
nDer So pages 2S5. &C. thence south at right
parallel with Stoddert street 1876 6l2 feet more or
less to CONGRESS street; and thence in northwest
an6 appur.ens nces to the same belonging.
centnm per annnn. from Goth March. 1873. tles less
Sl62 50 paid on account said interesO with the ex
the purchase money. at twelve and eighteen
months, for which balance the notes of the puT-
81 On eae Gay OF sas s
skal be taken 5000 to be paid in cash at the time
nounced at time of sale. If the purchaser do not
comply with the terms of sale within days. after
the da,s thereof resale will be had at his risk aud
The Evening STAR newspaper, for days. All
iad M s0s
re-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, july 9Th. 1880, same hour and place
BY order OF the Trustee teo, Is. 70, jyl.3.6
creTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PoHED until THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1880.
10 %. . 'l'St cfh Ii Ii NJ. MATTHEWS. Trustee.
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Arkansa. Or Texas Iawt

Little hocE Gazette.
several days ago white man was arraigned
before cClored justice, down the country, on
the charges OF killing man and stealing a
mule.
Wall" said the justice, de Jacks in dis ease
shell be weighed With carefulnesS, an CT | hang
yer faint 10 fault OBJ mine"
Judge, you have no jurisdiction only TO eX-
anime me-"
Dat sort O. work longs ter de raIgler justice.
but yer see Use been puton special special
heZ de right ter make a mouf at s'preme court
CT he chooses"
do the best for me you can. judge
Oats what Use gwine ter do. Use got two
kinds CT law In dis court. de Arl1anSaw an de
Texas law. I generally gins man de right ter
choose for hissef. Now, what law does yer
want, de Texas or de ArkaBSa~?"
II bekeve III take the Arkansas"
''Wail, In dat case, I'll dismiss yer fur stealln'
6e mule"
Thank YOU, Judge"
IAN hang yer fur killin' de nan
Il believe, Judge, that III take the Texas
"Waii, In dat case, III dismiss you far KILN
de man
"You have good heart, Judge"
"And hang Yer FUR stealth de Gule. I'll jts
take de castor heah ter remark cat de only DIFF
ference tween de two laws Is de way yer state
&c case"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE BY CATALOGUE OF THE
ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE METRopoL1-
TAN HOTEL, IN THIS CITY.

By virtue Of a certain chattel deed of n
trust, bearing date on the 22d day of August, W
A D. 1879, ard recorded in Liber No. OBJ, zen
foho 1885, ct seq, one of the land records for
the Dlsrlct OF Columbia and at the request in writ
mp Of the party thereby secured. tue subscribers
NONDAY, the 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1880,
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M, and continuing
from day to day until the may be disposed of
all the goods, Chattels furniture, utensils and
effects, now in and about the Metropolt an Hotel,
III the City OF Nashine ton, Pennsylva ave lue
between 9th and 9Th streets northwest, and en-
bracing in part
Elegant Parior Furniture:
French Plate Mantel aud Pier Mirrors;
Eteaeres and WhanOts
Elegabt Window Han9ings;
Easy Chairs, Lounges;
Elegant Rosewood Bedsteads and Bureaus;
Elegant Rosewood Mirror front Arlnores
Superb Rosewood and Mahogany Antique Furni-
tune;
Black Walnut and other Marble Top Chamber Fur
niture;
Fine Velvet and Brussels Carpets;
Three. Ply and 1ngrain Carpets;
Iron Safe, Office Furniture, Clocs, Settees:
Blankets. Comforts, Sheets ard Spreads, in great
profuaion.
Splendid line OF Silver Plated Ware, embracing
Gastors, Pitchers. Butter Dishes, Table and
49, les spoons, Knives and Forks;
China anc Glass Ware
Copper Coffee Boilers
Walnut and Mahogany Extension Dining Tables;
Dining Chairs;
Copper Cooking Utensils:
Kitchen Requisites. &c &c.
Catalogues on the Gay of sale.
''-1 ' RiGHARb wALLACH.,
JESSE BROWN, trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. aIls25- dSds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-26

rHANOERY SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
" DWELLING. ALSO FRAME HOUSE, ON
EIGHTH STREET EAST, NEAR q STREET
ss9GoIH, rHIpPPOsITE MARINE BARRACKS.
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court "a
VI lne Olstrlct OF Columbia, passed in equity f"f
cause No. s94, the undersigned Trustee A..0
therein viii sell at public auction, In front Of the
premises on MONDAY. 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
piece parcel or lot Of ground lying and bt in the
city OF Washington in the Histrict Of Columbia,
an known and described on the ground plat plan
OF said city as part of Lot numbered twenty
IN square numbered nine hundred and four GOD,
Dee1anlng at the 1ne dividing lot numbered twenty
TWO, one hundred and twenty feet from the corner
OF street and Sth street east running then ,rth
on line with said Sth street forty t40) feet thence
west seventy (70l feet and six 6) inches tbsnce
SCUM 90 feet thence west to the alley az laid down
In the plan OF said square: thence south bounded
by eaid alley to the line of lot numbered twenty
two 12); thence east along the line Of said lot
bered twenty (22) to the place of beginning.
together with the improvements.
Terms as prescribed by decree: One third of the
purchase money in cash, and the residue in two
equal instalnents Mt one and two years. notes to
bear interest and to be secured by trust on prop
erty sold. II terms Of sale are not compiled with
right to ese the property at the risk and ,ss of
the defau'ting purchaser after giving 1--WE DAYS,
notice Of such resale in some newspaper putlished
in Washington. d. G. Oonyeyancing, &c. at pur-
chaser's cost. deposit Of one hundred doiiara
will be required at time of sale
JOSEPH r. HODGSON. Trustee
HOS 18th street northwest.
augl3, l6, le. 20, u, 20, 28, 81, sep2. 4.&6