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SHElaRtFF's SALE

SHEl fkIFF'S SALE
me dir scted will be exposed 10 Pnbc Saie a 10 10
Rotel otel OF Peter p. Collins. in the Town of SMYRNA
Deawort sex On HHnqred Kent County and State of
wit: ' WV -0iO"AHs Neal Estate' 10
All that certain grist mill. land and rron,isos
S.uateH ana lying and being on both sides of branch
tor9erly dividing Duck Greek and Little Creek Hun
ESLeus, S, IN kenton Hundred in Kent county aforesaid
formerly known as Kepner's mills the improvements
upon Wnlch are twO-story frame grst mill; also a
1ne e ana a-half story frame dwelling house, with
@ AioIem atached earriage-house, stables and is the
same grSt mill land and premises which thesaid Jonn
reen ana Eliza ms wife, by their indenture, bearing
eStn Gale herewith, have sold and conveyed to the
salu samuel Daniels; and also all that other farm
tract piece or parcel land situated in Little Creek
INJURED Kent county and State of Delaware afOre-
Sald, near KeithS Cross Roads, and contains about
one hundred and Sixteen Acres Of Land be the same
more or less, the Improvements upon which are two
story frame dwelling house, carriage. house stables
gIah9ry &c; also one and half story frame dwell
ling house, small stables &C. also a peach and annie
orchard berries, &C. and composed of three several
tracts OF land which the said Samuel Daniels pur-
chased at different times by three separate indpntrns
OF bargain and sale as follows wiz Nnetysix acres
ana nnetyhve square perches of land was purchased
Dy lhe SAID Samuel Daniels from Israel Jackson and
Wlle Dy their lndenture of bargain and sale bearing
date the fourth day of April A. d. 1915 and recorded
at Dover in the Recorders Office. in Book X Vol g.
rollo ~ &c; seventeen acres and eighteen percheS
was purchased by the said Samuel Daniels from
william ID. Farrow and wife. by their indenture of
bargain and sale, bearing date the twenty fifth day of
GGssoIuary A. D. iS6l and recorded in the Recorders
Once. at Dover, in Book r. Vol. 4. Page 2S2 &C. and
Two acres more or less was purchased by the said
samuel samuel Daniels from William E. Riggs and wife by
thelr lndenuTe of bargain and bearing date the six
teenth day of March. A. D. 1861, and recorded in the
recorders Office. at Dover, in Book T, Vol 4. Page
90 %c. the said above described farm or tract
piece or parcel of land adions land of the said VIM
r Riggs, John j. Sem, and lands of Others together
win all and singular the buildings, improvements
fixtures. &c.
seized and taken i'll execution as the property of
JOHN X. LOGAN, terre tenant, and will be sold for
cash.
-, FRANCIS NJ. DUNN, Sheriff.
SeritS Office DOrer. Dcl.,l
Mdfch II, lSSO.
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For RENT.

~ Two, wo desirable Store Houses. now in tenure of
terms apply to s'i'"SS' FOE
Dec, 90 1S79.tf NA-' SaAhler'
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At the present time when there are SO
many worthless liniments in the market,
II would be well to inquire which is the
oest. This will be found in NJ. B. Roberts
celebrated Embrscation'-itis a panacea for
allIaents that require rubbing either on man
or beast. Price 35cts per bottle.
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TO THE LADIES.
JOHN WANAMAKER = GRAND DEPOT.
PHILADELPHIA.

All ladies know that has not been Underwear
IN Philadelphia Muslin and Linen
people indulge n Excepting Street Houses who
have made speciality Others
lots that have usually for advertised bar
gains"
desiring to the by
we go to A. and elsewhere New
1ou need not unless choose
past for seeking other cities than Philadelphia shopping
elerrlng to
nrclass Stock OF Undergamen Of
much about it, and let words sneak for
ms simply to draw attention the fact that
IN the section Of the Grand Depot Chestnut Street entrance
where we located what will be- in point of fact.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-24
A NEW DEPARTMENT..
Inc Old sye0 dealing these nIone
the business
As Manufacturers of Underwear

First-ln Workrooms.
Secondly special order in Underwear Establishments
instead OF taking jobs receiving dozens of Chso.
drawers ana Night Shirts and putting them
shall put forward only
CAREFULLY MANUFACTURED
Second-NEAT AND HANDSOME SEWING
Ihrd-UNQCESTIONABLE and WARRANTA BILE MATERIALS
inns charm of chcpnes will idea but cheape and
charming ~
After all people cannot we'll judge by of prices one
person avesesa horse for Sl5 for 500 the
puyer Will decide not by the advertised but
ue norS Inc Sl9O horse may be worth
our goods to this test What the actual shall do
well this new work we have undertaken with n
deserve
30 igreay have musn and labor first BEGAN t
preparations for sock that
cannot have the sewngdone at home anything like the prices marked ON
first oc
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Be wise in time and procure DR.. Bnlrs
Tough Syrup, which always cures Coughs
and Colds, and prevents consum stiop
Price % cents bottle.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-24

All Goods guaranteed as represented.
Statesmen always quick and prompt.
New articles added to Stock constantly,
Anxious 10 Sell. Anxious to Buy.
Country Produce taken in exchange.
Second Hand School Books. il in fair order and of
the Kinds now in use, taken at reduced prices, and
sold at reduced prices
twill be well to cut out the above and save il for
reference.
Call and got what you want
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DIED.


BLUE Friday, July 80. 1880. GrokGE Lam
MING, infant son of Chas. II. and Ida NJ Blue
AGED seven months and one day
ence No so7 New fors avenue s hurS
i, at 3 O'clock pm.
BOWMAN. Suddenly. on July 81 lisa. at his
residence in New York city. RICHARD Bowman,
days.
His funeral win take place from the residence Of
morrow, August i, lSSo at III O'clock a m Friends
tend.
,oAHIIL; Al 20 minutes past pm. wednes
Of William and Ellen Cahill. q native of Baisugh
abby, Feale. equity Limerick, Ireland, AGED n
years. May she rest in peace.
Funeral will take place from the residence of Mr.
Maurice Reidy, No, 729 Sd ST.. Sunday, Aug. lat
at g. so O'Clock y. Relatives and friends are ne.
specially invited TO attend.
DOM. On July 30, 1890 at O'Clock n N, NJ
dropsy. JOHN NJ. Dom. in the seventy seventh
year OF his age. Surrounded by his family ne
passed quietly away, relying upon confident hopes
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend his
funeral from Mount Zion Church, corner OF Fif-
tenth and Il streets northwest August 1, at
MAST. Suddenly. on the evening of July 30
1850 Francis J. MAST, eldest son OF Philip h
MFs1 nns Of Norfolk nGt;d VS.
Norfolk papers please copy.l
NORMAN: Departed this life July 20, 1850,
GroRGE A. EoRMAN. aged forty eight years.
Church on Sunday. August j. at SO ocsct AZ @
Friends and relatives are requested TO attend
STRAUSE. On July 26. 1ss0, at Boensboro,.
Md, FRIsBY g. ID. sTRAUsE, aged forty years
st. CLAIR In Washington City. Tuesday the
sestiye chill, HENRY ST.. CLAIR, born in ,,eorsia
aged thirty four years ten mouths and eleven DAYS
between Fourth and Fifth streets northwest oT,
sunday, August LIST, at ii O'Clock q. m.
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he Californian for August. !


for beginners the best bows for uso ara r,,..
tom, q III, rs self-oows-that is hows msde
aa0 single stick OF this class the mainrt1
snle DOW 10 start with can he haS ~. sci VICE.
nan oozen arrows, say as much noo,ss W 49, ~
suafo: nnger tips and CULVER. saw So T mn,
Srchsr oi siz OF 20 VIII Mt out the Intending
MCntr ready Tor the range. A straw ta ru,us
tboIoueny made. with regulation nasnfaI
facing VIII cost say 81. but can le ho,,,,,t I
club or few friends joining together for com
mon use. 'Oi Ooln-
once the probationary period is passoa tho
archer VIII become ambitious and desire a het !.
ter bow-and here his taste can he grattflaa
Win laISe variety 10 select from. What are
known as backed bows. made usually from two
different woods occasionally three abound in
styles and numbers, AT from g. 10 s2S I'm price
according EQUALITY. through the various grades
SnakeWood, beefWood. partridgewood lemon
wood. lsncewood. yew and soforth. Ioined with
ash or hickory for the back. are IN common use
here. and can be seen on any archery range
Perhaps The handsomest ia appearance are the
SnakeN God and hickory, the beautifully notified
dark wood contrasting well with the white The
more expensive bows OF this class are maryels
OF finish and Workmanship. Every part is
wrought out TO certain scale so delcately gra-
duated as 10 secure the best results In accuracy
OF SEootiuP, lasticiiy and strength
The yew. however, is the bow par excellence
and Is unequaled In smoothneSs and elasticity
OF pun, quickneSS and lack OF tendency TO
''kiCk," noticeable ia ali ether bows The archer
desiriC us OF doing the handsome thing by him.
self can get line yew bow for $50. should that
frghten the intending purchaser perhaps a
statement that yew cal be secured for SIS or
S20 may be reassuring
The fortunate possessor OF fine bow is envied
among archcrS HISS favored. but at the same
time has little extra care on his hands In CIV
Ing II proper attention, although that should be
done with every bow whatever the quality. A
frequent rubbing with an oiled RAG is 10 the bow
what careful grooming is 20 the racehorses;
and the better taken care OF the better the re-
suits In every way. In either case.
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~ TO obtain any Of these Letters the applicant
the date of this list.
sI I'll not called for within one month they Will be
sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
LADIES' LIST
.aAtmAres Eliza; Arthur Geo Mrs; Austin Jane Mrs
Adams ps Kate Arnold Lucy Mrs:
Belle. q Barrows Bella b Barrett Estella Mrs Bell
Ellen Mrs; Bland Lydia Ann Mrs; Brown Msese
Craig Agnes; Carroll Alice Mrs Cook Char
iot Nm Mrs Chase Eliza Chester Emily; Grain Irene
LIZZIE H. ! Chapman Mary; Collins sarah. H'OH
Daugherty Julia Mrs.
E-Engele Hannah.
Farrell K; Ford Isura Frrer a uslsr E, Mrs
Flynn NJ Frazer SaIlie. -S'
G.Green Emma Mrs 5Greely @ Mrs Graham z:
HEBarper Annie Mrs; Holloway @ Mrs: Hall
< Mrsi Harper Georganpa: Hawkins Harriet
Nh s. Hennesy Hannah Hart Lizzie; Hazard Mag
,J-Jenhins LIZZIE; johnson Mary L; johnson
Maria Mrs johnson Marthy; jenkins Martha Mrs;
Johnson on sarah; johnson Susan Mrs; Jones Sadie
K-Key Geo S; Ksiser Pauline.
Langley Lucy Cinder mrs Leblance Merdicf Mrs:
LTMnsc MnIIs Ro 9saI No.. A.,
Mullen Mary Gitchei ance Mrs: Maho mh sarah
Mc-McAllster MrsL.
yinina; Prater Marearct Mrs; PRODIGY Mary Peters
R5Rainsy Agnes; boss Belle Mrs; Bideout
Cfirel; hay Jenne Mrs; Rehm Isasc Mrs; Rea
,s-sho,m Bette; Smith Caroline; Sims Raller
Mrs; Stanton Lavinia shonds Miss ;scanlon Nano;
rT-Toles Anna Tucker Clara Mrs; TyIoE Clara;
Msqns4 GMa Mar IrSgs lane Mrs TaPsco
Amelia Mrs MiiteIman M West Fannie: we aip
Nllly: Warren Mrs.
Y-Yerby Alice.
MISCELLANEOUS of the House lO2 ~
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
A-Arthur George; Atchison J W; Allen Robert;
Ah sBrree h Be aa john L. Brown Nelson;
Byrd Boss Burke s; b. WmJ.
ley Corr S' TOn 6haiTsn %.n osisai
1honas: psE sSpsfs iSa S wine 0'Ahn'
Fletcher b g; Franklin Fipman flanagan
'aG Gndden gaksr: daasher Daniel duethlerJ
Grant j; Gray John Il; Glencross Marshall. q;
oisE9HEE "a M Hnss Geo O. HUFF A;
Es 20 g. Ma 5iF . hIats Waite. e1 Pr Hman
J-Jarvls Daniel; JRnkowen ID; johnson Mar
shall L; johnson Robert; johnson NJ; Jackson
likely Capt; Kimban Geo r Kern Sidney.
Z; Lyons JSo j. q: IenoI LENS Lsnson RoSt Z.
NJ Mnrphy Edsss key; Mager Geo " Mon:
ssfas M aask w RoSs Mcdonald
N-Newu an Frank II.
PEI kins John s: iiedser Mr.; Rsyne A G; Pei
Richard b; Parsons h Col.
Q-QUinn Geo Ii NJ.
E-hobinson Charles; Rinsgold Charlie Mai. is;
Rockwell II Donnell Richardson Jno b Rogers
hoe J, 2; RindInkinyou william.
S-Snith H storm HI; Smith Cseser: Spoo-
ner Chss j; Swan Dorsey; Saunders l.; Spring
sniel; smither Payne; Smith B 8; simpson VIZ
DR.: Snaps on William.
A. Tessy Erastns Turin Gee e y; Thomas Harry;
I az VaDd
W-White Byron Woodmansee Chss II: Weston
Geo NJ: Wills Mr. Geo W; Walker q r; Weaver b
Capt; Weldon Obed b; White Peter Henry: Wea-
Yer 1homas Wines W Prof.
MIsCELLANEOUS-No7 34 @ Ut n W; Publish
ington House Bradstreet @; No. AZ r ct W
LETTERS REMAINING IN 0EOR0ETOWN IN.
CD P.O., JULY 3lsT. 1880.
LADIES' LIST.-Brown + II Mrs; Coleman
Laura Misc Morris Mary Ann Miss 0'Brien Mary
OENTLENENB LIST.-OsToole b.
y. y. ANGER Postmaster.
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TIE FLORIDA. BOND FoRGE8.-George M
Branscom, OF Jacksonville, Fla, was arralgled
day, for alleged forgery OF bonds, estimated to
represent In the aggregate from $135,OO0 TO
$3.50, 900, and designated as sanitary improve
nossession when arrested. Branscom waived
further examination. Afldav1ts were made by
chief Of police q and md
Arthur 1 RyeoD o. In epy 10 the
prisoner stated that he was native OF Viz
Pinia and denied that he had any fraudulent
intent He was held In 5000 ball, and the
was unableto furnish bail and was locked up
In the TombS
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO 8AILROAD.
THE. GREAT DOUBLE rRA0K.
North ns,S Se soa,S:.t: West
are sn''i sEaaHYas' asAH fss fssS 80
so ooV a.n.-Baitmore. Eilicott City and Way Sta
e:6oa.m.-tBaltimore Express
mont sIssburs %inchesser, Has sna F1ede
RICK "a and way. via Reay2
s:S5 a.m.-staunton and Va Springs Express.
300 a.m:-New York. Philadelphia, Boston and
bsinmSrs Express Parlor car to New York and
$ 100 :. m.-ton Sunday Baltimore. Annspo.
s:le sm:-tst. Louis. Chicago. Columbus and
Pttts6urg E5press (0onnects for Haserstown and
dnnaH and Louisville. dsiiy Grafton to sandusf y
1905 = m.eBaitimore Express. Stops At Bl.dens.
S Sors OoLeSe BeItsyi!ie. Laurel. Annapolis Juno
12IO p.m.-Baitimore. Annapolis. EHcott oty
lao p.m.-.On Sunday only, Baltimore and Way.
2a3O p m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
$50 p. m.-Bsltimore and way stations. win
chester. Frederick, Haserstown and way. via Relay
E1prsss Frederick. VI: Relay: Stops At Annapolis
Junction: .p,,. 1900,
and d Wss soss q
% Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.
4:40 p.m.-tBaltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
5:1o p.m.-tChicaso and Columbus Express.
Sleeping cars to Chicago daily.
Il :46 p m,.tPhiladelphia and Baltimore Express.
Stops At Bladensburg and Laurel.
200 p. m.-PO1nt Of Rocks and Way Stationg.
645 p.m.-tBaltimore and Way Stations.
5;Se Pm.-BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EX.
$50 p. m.-tSt. Louis Cincinnati, Chicago and
P1ttsturg Express (Pittsburg, except Sunday }
Sleeping cars to st. Louis and Pittsburg.
9:35 p. m.-fBaltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel
Express.
1915 p. m.-tNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS Sleeping
car 70 New York. and special sleeping to Phil1-
tDaily. tBunday only. Other trains daily. excspt
Sunday.
All trains stop At Relay Station.
For further information apply at The Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station and
sos. sl9 and Corner 14th and Pennsylvania avenue,
there orders win be taken for Baggage to b
". n. CLEMENTS. Master Of Transportation.
Z; ii. COLE General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ. General Agent.
@. Il. LORD, General PASSENGER Agent. myI7
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PROPOSALS.
FOR MAIL LOCKS AND
I KEYS
Posr OFY1cz DKpARrMKyr,

Posi- OFYICH DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, D. O., June a. 1885,
In compliance with provision in the law en-
titled IAN act makiug appropriations for the ser
vice Of the Post Office Department for the fiscal
year ending June 80 1891 and for other purposes,
approved June ii, 1880, requiring re advertise
ment for proposals for Mail Locks and Keys. notice
is hereby given that SEPARATE SEALED PRO-
POSALS will be received at this Department until
II O'CLOCK NOON, ON THE I'D DAY OF AUGUST,
1880. for furnishing five new and different kinds
of Locks and Keys for the sole and exclusive Of
the United States mails, including, besides those
to be used for mail bags, such are be used on
the street letter boxes of the United States.
AS the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model OF lock and key would tend to impair, If
not entirely Destroy the further utility of such
locks and keys for the purposes Of the mails, the
Postm aster General prescribes no models or sam
pies Tor bidders but relies for selection on the
mechanical skill and ingenuity which fair compe
tition among inventors, hereby invited may develop
in samples submitted by them
Proposals, with samples, will also be received at
the same time, for Safety Chains for Mail Keys.
Specifications Of conditions and requirements as
to propose S, samples. kinds and quantities. con-
tracts &c, as well forms of proposal, will be
furnished on application. by letter, to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General. No proposal will be
considered unless it shall have been submitted In
accordance with such specifications and forms
The contracts which may be made will be in con-
formity to the specifications and the accepted pro-
posals. ID. NJ. KEY,
je4-1aw6w Postmaster General.
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THE EVENING STAR.
81, 1850.
DENATIONALIZED.

- DENATIONALIZED
From the Burlington Hawkeye.l
know Q little maiden,
From Paris just returned
A three months trip-yet laden
Her head with toliies. learned.
In Europe's famous city.
She calls it now ''Paree !"
And eyen-more's the pity
Fer Mary signs Marie"
In manner she is bolder,
She calls it pronounce;
Is French in shrIg of shoulder
In gesture, every way.
she wears French heels; her dresses
Are French her waist is strained;
her BRIGHT and golden tresses
Into French twists are trained.
She's fond Of French made dishes;
Prefers de son cote"
La Carte" were done away.
She reads French novels. Greville;
She dotes upon Noltaire:
Bnt never heard of Corneille,
french opera is 'tcharmins;"
Of Offenhach, Herve,
She raves In sly lie alarming,
And thinks herself Eau fait."
VIII.
She's hslf forgotten Ene,ish-
Or can it be from choice,
81 -: ccelt" You distinguish,
In listening to her voice?
She's cen so French, she clearly
fure English cannot speak:
And writes her address, really
"a Boston, d'AmeriQue!"
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JAMES WHITE,
1y16, II. %. "a, %, 81, Aug4,5

GALE OF CORNER LOT AND FRAME
- HOUSE AT ELEVENTH AND G. STREETS
NORTHEAST.
On MONDAY. THE I'd DAY OF AUGUST, IA
1880, AT 6 O'CLOCK P M, will offer at pub 1e."E
lie sale. in front Of the premises. the lot Of Kn.
ground 50xS5 feet at the southeast corner Of 18th
and sts ne, improved by two story frame.
Terms One-fourth cash, and balance one TWO
and three years, at 6 per cent Interest.
e. A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker,
jy24-eo4t 918 st. NV
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Elk Gov. SPRAGUE bought Canonchet, his coun.
Try seat at Narragansett Pier, for 1900, and
lmpl oyements have cost 500 900. It would not
sell to-day for one-tenth its cost. The husband
lives there alone and his wife looks over the
place from her rooms at the Tower Hill House.
Springfield Republican.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTS ON
CAPITOL AND FIRST STREET EAST.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated Novem- -
Der 18th, 1873, recorded in Liber 735, folio f.."
go, Of the land records Of the District Of 4a:
Court of the District Of Columbia, passed the 23d
day OF July, A: D. 1880. substituting me as trus-
tee in place and stead of the late Johann Kian in
said deed Of trust will sell, in front of the prem
Uses, on THURSDAY. AUGUST 26TH, 1880, AT SIX
O'CLOCK NJ, the real estate described in said deed
to wit Lots numbered 20, 80. 81 and 80, OF VIM.
3. Todd's recorded subdivision of part of square
No. 6f9. together with the improvements thereon,
consisting of part brick and frame dwelling
Terms Of sale: According to the condition of
said deed OF trust to wit 81, 600 cash. with accrued
September 18th. 1873, to day of SALE also costs of
sale; balance in six and twelve months, for which
nCfes of the purchaser bearing interest from day
Ct sale secu n6 on the property will be taken
OH All conveyaneing at the expense OF the pur
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with in six
days from day of sale else the trustee reserves the
right to resell at the purchasers risk, after five
days advertisement.
jy24-2aw&ds A. E. L, KEESE Trustaa
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NEW YORH-ROTTERDAM.

The first class steamers Of this line ''AMSTER-
DAM" ROTTERDAM" ..sCHIEDAM" ..W:
A:sOHOLIEN, p; OALAND," and ''MAAs."
carrying the o. Mail to the Netherlands, leave
Company's Dock. Jersey City. regularly on Wed
LIST cabin, ssO-7O I'd Cabin, $3.50. steersse, s2o
II. CAZAUX, General Agent ~ South William
ia New York. For passage apply to W. g. NET
ZEROTT co, 925 Pennsylvenia avenue, Wash
ington or +. II. JOHNSON, Agent, National Safe
Deposit Building. corner New York avenue and
18th st. NV. ADA
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V,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
PROPERTY AT TENNALLYTOWN. d. @.
. BY virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date -
the 9Th day Of DECEMBER. 1877. and duly L."
land records for the District Of Columbia, the un
derslgned Trustees will sell on MONDAY, AUGUST
THE 2p, 1880 on the premises. at 81 o,cLooK. the
following described property, viz: AL that piece
or Parcel Of land lying ana being in the county Of
Washington, District of Columbia, and known as
and being the corner lot of Ariana Lyles' field next
to Tennallytown, bounded as follows: Beginning
for the same at the intersection of the south line Of
tie county road with the east line Of the George
thence north 70 deg. east PAP feet; then south 70
to the east the - aeg east II Iees
with said turnpike road north 20 deg. west 45 feet
to the beginning, containing and laid out for one
fourth of an acre of land. together with the inn
Hotel.
Terms: One fourth cash the balance at one, two
and three years, with notes bearing interest at Z
per cent, said interest to be paid semi annually
and secured by q deed Of trust on the property
cold. All cenveyaI cling at purchasers cost. 800
deposit required at time Of SALE If the terms of
sale are not complied with in seven days after the
day of sale the Trustees the right to resell
purchaser. VIM D. OAsSIN,l n---...
ty21-d&ds JAS. L. DAVIS, Afustees'
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RAILROADS.
1904 THE GREAT 1000
SoO PENNSYLVANIA KOIITE 68l

4SoS 80 s5s EHsf rs a4SSsSO
Double TRACK, Steel Balls.
ffeffPFfE5 Tha sStb E 9ss1
For SnsT Of sIth and %Is. as follows
WITH ss sn Cars e95 sen AaFss
stE AN AsP pfass Ss5 & kstHes55
500 a. daily except Sunday 3 80 p m daily al
For Wiuismsport. Lock Haven and Emira. at 10 40
For New dYsE s snss fHe f Eas 40 ao
LOCO 2; m; On Sunday. 1000 No. Limited FIX
js9ssS y trims connect
~. ipg double fsrriase across New York city: 'o'
e Ia .fd 1G
2io 20 40 $40 $50 and 10 % % p pm. On On
Sunday. 500. 1O:40 am. $40. 9 80 and 10 100
For fope's Greek Line, GAO Am and 40 p. M,
daily, except Sunday.
cept Sunday.
ALExAEpRIA AND FEERERloKsBgge RAIL
T MAY k kNR ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Ale5s1n1dgg h Z TAG. 9, 1l..m.42o $40 e25.
n ana ana % 80 p M On Sunday at 2. and II q.
For Kichmohpd; and the South, Am. daily, and
800 2. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Ale1andria for Washington, 6. 8, 10
nisht On Sunday at and 10 a. M. and :O6
Pm.
Tickets. information. sleeping and parlor car so
commodatons can be procured at the offices-north-
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northesst corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, and
at the depot where orders be left the check
ing OF baggage to destination from hotels and resi-
dences.
L P. FARMER, General PASSENGER Aren't
FRANk THOMSON. General Manager. my26
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MARRIED..

CHEw-CLAGGETT. At st. Marks Church.
Frederick county, Md on July ~ 1880. 10y the
Rev. John III Chew, JoHS IL. CHEW, ir esq, of
the College of 1t James, 20 Miss MINNIE Wksr
land Tract.