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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-03-01
APPLICATIONS FOB PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

NOTICE NO. li4, o. o. MINERAL SURVEY
IN No. ils and Isl. UNITED STATES LAND
UYrtcE, Carson City. Nevada, February 70,
1850. Notice is hereby given, that the Silver
jacket Mining Company. corporation OF the
Sate Of California, having lie principal place
OF business 1t ran francisco. California. has,
whose poslofn:s address IL Gold Hill. storey
county, NsvadA. this day nls1 In this once Ito
Application for 0 United sis ss patent for NJ.
teen hundred ,l1o0l feet Of tLs Monumental
Twins lode, bearing gold aud silver, with sur
inaftsr described. the same being officially sur
veyed and plated BY the Surveyor Qensral -
q. \. SURVEY VI Let No. las and III, In Town.
ships is and ~ north, Range II east, Mount
pablo NeridIhn. In the Cola Hnl Mining Dis
trict, county Of storey and state Of Nevada.
and neld notes on de In this office - follows,
viz: Beginning at post marked Monumsntal
Twins No I, thence running south ten (lol
degrees east fftssn hundred Il so0) feet 10 post
marked Monumental Twins No. q thenoe north
eighty tsoi degrees s..t six hundred yooS, iest
from which the Quartsr section corner In north
line OF section nve (s), Township sixteen lel
north, hAngs tventy.one lal) east, Mount VI.
sblo Base and Meridian, pssrs north twenty.
eight ,2s) degrees west, distant nve hundred
and twenty lsio) feet; thence running from said
hundred and nfty.thres (753I ieet to the south.
essterly boundary OF U. y. Survey NO. las,
North Chipman lode: thence south nftyeight
(os) degrees tan Q0I minutes west. one hun.
dred and sixty.nine tl6g) fset ~ post NO: OF
said U. .. Survey No. lt3, North Chapman lode;
thence north twenty.ons and one half nm
degrees west eight hundred and twenty.four
,s2iI feet to point and thence south eighty
iSoj degrees west two hundred and seventy
iour (2iD feet to post No. I. the place OF be-
ginning. containing l6 100 acres. the said
claim being Of record in the once Of the he-
corder Of storey county. Nevada, at Virginia
Clty, Nevada, In book "B" OF Locations. at page
s06 and being bounded upon the northeast In
part by the said North Chapman lode or U. b.
Survey No. lts.
Reference il hereby made TO the ofacia plat
posted upon the aid Monumental TwlAs claim
and to the plat and neld notes on de IN this
once for more particular description. VI the
mining ground hereby sought TO be patented.
Ali adverse claims must De died In this once
within six 1907 days from th. nrst newspaper
publication Of the notice Of said application.
fsa6 G. N. HAk.sIs, Rsgi.ter.
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The Mason Valley Preacher.
Bodis Free Press.

Bodis Free Pres.
II Il had not been for the cool and
very thoughtful judgment OF the resi-.
dent clergyman at Mason Valley. last
Sunday, that community today would
be in disgrace and without the holy
influence Of the gospel. On that occa.
sion the man Of God proved himself
equal to any emergency. The place OF
meeting was comfortably flled; the
minister had read the Palm beginning.
"Ths Lord In my shepherd, shall not
want" and bad given out the text, "For
the Son Of Man came not to Be minis.
tsred unto, but to minister. and gave his
life q ransom for many" "a collec-
tion will now be taken for the promo
ton Of missionary work in Van Die
mans Land" be remarked. and took .
seat to await results and contemplate
his sermon.
The deacon reached the lower end Of
the room and came to rancher with
red beard, long hair and . scar on his
right cheek. He dropped . S2O.pisce
In the hat, but II had scarcely passed
out OF his hand before he rscollscted
that the years taxes had not been paid.
and reached over to take some change.
The deacon objected. and in the scuftie
the hat Was overturned and the coin
scattered on the door. The congrega.
ton made Q rush for the money. and
undoubtedly there would have been =
free Hght had not the minister jumped
into the pulpit. and lsvsling . siI-
shooter, yelled in terrific tone:
"Order! The hrst one that moves Is
q corpse! What kind Of q game Is this9
Rscoilect that this 10 Gods holy day;
that This IL Gods church. and by God
You must act decent! This amt Cam
dslaria; take your seats. When . man
puts down his money in this game It all
goes, partner. and don't forget it.. Dea.
con, gather up the coin aud well pro-
cssd with the days devotion"
The six.shooter vas placed under the
edge OF the Bible with the hymn-6ook,
and the sermon commenced with an
attentive congregation.
The last hymn was Nearer my God
to Thee" which was sung with much
feeling. After the bsnsdiction . motion
vas made and carried that the ministers
salary bs increased. and that hs be
allowed Q two.month's vacation during
the heated term.
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvERTlsE8s
WHO THEY'VE TaEREBY.

Advsrttsi.E Business Creates Bssi'
ness-Prsnss aad Prosperity Fol-
lsw-Thas o. the ExDeetenee si
ALI Whs Have Tried IL
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AASo6A6NAss
Pipsrs' Opera House. Virginia CITY.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco
o street. Virginia City.
BROKERS.
L. p. Drexlsr d Co.. ofaos In Odd Eel
lows Building. Virginia City.
L. b. Franksl 3 Co., Main street. teit
Hill.
ginia City.
Deusi.ss , Thompson. 81 South {
street. Virginia City.
Virginia City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
F. Boskowitz, Main street, Gold Hill.
Banner Bros., Corner O and Taylor
Rish Brothers. Ga South @ street. yir
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
o. H. Gallup. in Maynard Block. Nair
street. Gold Hill.
d. Thorburn, opposite Nxws once
Main street, Gold Hill.
DENTIST.
A. Chapman. $50 sossh o street. Vir'
FANCY GOODS.
d. Thorburn. Main street, Gold Hill
8. W. Chubbuck. Postofics store, Main
street, Gold Hill.
FouNpRIEs.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill,
George Emmett. proprietor.
Fulton Foundry, on the Divide, W. T.
Eckhart. Superintendent.
Virginia Foundry. on Railroad, near
Julia mine. Virginia City. Fraser 4 Cum
mings. proprietors.
FREIGHT DELIVERY.
Thomas Gallagher. ofice near railroad
depot. Gold Hill.
FIRE INSURANCE.
J.. A. Brumssy. As South @ street, vir'
ginia.
GROCERIES,, PRovIsIoNs. ETC.
v. Lemsry. Main street. Lower Gold
Hill.
y. W. Folsom, Main street, Gold Hill
Richard Mercer. Main street. Gold
Hill.
J. / J. B. Mallon. @ street. Virgins
City.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant, Main
street, Gold Hill; ]. p. Becker, Pro-
prietor.
French Restaurant. Main street. Gold
Hill. Geo. Duprsy. Proprietor.
City Bakery, "a North @ street, Virgins
City; Fitxmeier 4 Armbrust, Propris'
tors.
Gsllatin 4 Folsom, Main street, Gold
W. N. Hall L Co.. Main street. Gold
Hill.
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north Of Virgins
City; G. W. Hall. Proprietor.
MARKETS.
1T. Fox. Main street. Gold Hill.
NEWS DEPOT.
d. Thorburn. opposite NEws Office
Main street. Gold Hill.
8. W. Chubbuck. Postotiice store. Gold
Hill.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DR.. Geo. Q. Mathews, Main street. Gold
Hill.
DR.. A. Anderson, Main street. Gold Hill.
DR.. ]. q. Hall, Main street. Gold Hill
SALOONS.
Comstock Exchange. opposite Liberty
Engine House, T. +. Finch. Agent.
Fashion, Main street, Gold Hill Chris.
weidsmann. proprietor.
Bank Exchange, Main street. Gold Hill
=. +. McKsnney. proprietor.
Gibson's, Main street, Gold Hill; W,
D. G. Gibson, proprietor.
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING.
Pioneer Shaving and Hair Dressing ss-
tpon; @. Pohl. Proprietor. Main street,
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas Gallagher. near railroad depot,
Gold Hill.
WIRE ROPES.
s. V. Mooney, Agent for Roebling's
Sons Co. warehouse near the Hale i Nor-
cross mine. Virginia.
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Tur L0vER.


Another spsli; 'twas not the one at school.
Yet taught me more than sught beside;
beins like myself,
Bat unlike mors-a nner-falrer-
To svsry sense and thought gave newer rest
And newer meaning
How great had bean the void
That now Vas brinming o'eri
What measures deep eou.d hold 10 ALI
Riches untold; world unknown bsfors;
The iiioti-and I worshiped.
Twas burning. Vas LIE and love
Brief. b isf candlei
IHx OLD NAN.
srs further on: I've staying power
For friends are gone, snnded out
As Though they ns'sr had been
Whilss I. Who miss than here. live on alone
A retrospect Of graves
And lust ahsaA my oun.
There's over ell . chastity hue
And rosy. golden day no more
A. ssen with infants lovers syes-
The dame Of life 10 burning b'uel
And dwindlins near the nnal nickeri
But q its best Il gives me handle
TO ssk n Il were worth the capdief
Brief. trief candisi
&C. J. A.. IN Seribasr.
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Published every Wednesday In the Nrvs, Y
earefuiy prepared nom the MOST AuTHM.
RIO souRcDs, private and othefwiss, On
the day OF publication, employing
IN able and ef1cient oorps Of
reportefs. Il II universally
recoguiIed q ofhcial, and the
most CONNECT and nxfIAll1 N.
the ooSsrocx sSs 'Vnq'aGR os q ~; % sss.oa.
We also Nys the latest mining inoFmAtioa
ootainahls kon other parts Of the eouanV
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| COO svssk n your oyn ssvs. Trns snd
90Q q ostat i!se. AAdrsss =. aA.Aszs
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D
DIED.


BALDWIN. July 3Oth, $780, at the residence of
Commander Day, C.S. Navy, Warren, Ohio, Lucy
o. BALDWIN, widow Of the late Hiram Baldwin,
formeHG OF the Bureau of. the Comptroller of the
Currency, Treasury Department.
BLACK. Thursday morning, August 9Th, 1880
HASoRA BLACK, in the eighty fifth year of her age
Apative OF County Clsre, Ireland, and for the las.
thirty-two years Q resident of Washington city.
Funeral from her niece's. Mrs. Flynn. No. 81
Massachusetts, avenue northwest, Saturday even
1nr. August 2. at p. m. Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited to attend.
May she rest in peace. Amen.
IRkHY. At O'Clock p. m, Tuesday, August
Sd, 1880. Mrs. SARAH LKAHY. aged forty
years
Her funeral win take place from Trinity Church.
Georse'own, d. c.. Friday. August 8. 1880. at so
LORD. +. J. ORD. Of paralysis. late Lieut. ool-
Of company n. lst New York Cavalry. late Lin
coin Cavalry.
BOBERTs. Departed this life ct O'Clock q. m
August 9Th, 1880, SARAH A. RoBERTe, seed sixty.
five year, at Der late residence, No. lls3 Twenty
third street northwest.
Funeral viii take plsce from Union n. z. Chapel,
Twentieth street, near Pennsylvania avenue north
vest, on Saturday August 7th. Ut 10 O'Clock q. m.
Friends and relativts are requested to attend. e
STRIBBLLNG. Wednesday. August 9Th, 1880,
at 8 O'Clock An, THOMAS STRIBBLNG. aged thir
Funeral VIII take place from his Late residence,
No 1854 street northwest. Friday. August 9. at
So'clock Pm.
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The Two Coats NJ mo,,...
'siNe soRkksnoSpENcE BETWEEN rHK cgSsrT
CLERKS AND AN Ar-prroR

AMUSING coRREsroSpENcE BETWEEN TEE cESsr-s
akhhs AND An AUDITOR
accors,or - ,npdence OF Hartford Times
~ ar1nrang 70 the report on the wealth or Non
| lana there are but two goats In thai 1err,tnyx
me census Office clerks thought there nanst ~,
something wrong about thls, so they wro 10
TO the auditor OF the terrftory 70 ,o Mto, =,
| up They argued and convinced themSSlxssSS
| lnat theIe must be more than two IN
| sutn Dig country as Montana Rut tho
| auditor answered that the renorts ~ IN, tse
1 enumerators showed only two. the anaitoy
also reported that one or them was on a farm
| AT one side or the territory and the ofheT
| at the other end. He gave the naraes OF fSa
farms they were on and their owners The cen
sus Office clerks held an indignation meeting
over the information and resolN ed IN az rh,, an
oitor was lying. The discovery was made thar
one OF the goats was valued ri $40 While the
other was assessed al only s. The census clerks
then made up their minds individually and co.,
isctlNely that they had The auditor certain. 4
letter was framed asking him 10 explain the
wonderful difference IN the valuation OF the two
ahlmals. II was also suggested that possibly
ne may overlooked the existence OF other goats
lh their territory and that Il he would be so Kind
as 10 make special inquiry ne would obllge the
e LIE, olhce ana probably perfect the other
WIS., uhusually correct enumeration OF Mon
laEa.' The auditor or Montana answered in a
MVk or 90 lie said he did not desire TO be
guarreisoine or unaccommodating, hut that IL
BE WAS bothered any more about those Two
UahheS goats he would know the reason why
BE added IN explanation that the reason Why
Wo,t Sa put SoM u az 80 Was because he was
Worm nut $; that he had done his whole duty
aLu ola not want 10 hear any more about my
matter strangely enough every word IN tbS
teller OF Inc auditor was written plain eXraot
w edJectNe damned II was lhuuttt
ny some 10 be hundred" This would nltIe
IL appear that there were Two bunIrsi
goals In tbat territory which was aprard
10 I've something more like II. a conn
GU or war was held and it was decided that not
Wl'hstanding II might further agitate the aud.
tor TO be asked again "a eypIain his agur.- w.,
II must be done. Virginia clerk a man WIN
mas record as brave man. was requested
10 ADDRESS letter OF inquiry 10 the auditor
again, asking him IL he wanted Ia Ice undcrSrOot
az saying that there were two hundred goats IN
Montana, and IL SO, 10 state what COUNTIES they
were In, and tie census Office or III !eas, IL
~eaitn, DEBT aid taxation division or Il would
pe glaa 10 Know the facts In the case
The answer was aDNiouSly looked for II came
yesterday and was brief. Its words were: Il
am a democrat with big ID and only recog-
Dlzed Mon with a big L. There are bur TWO
goats In Montana. / have come 10 the concln,
sloi that the whole damned crowd In the census
oltce are crazy and don't light, but only pity
crazy men, -
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BF-Charles Grob had his bead cut open last
night Ia Baltimore by his son Henry, aged q
years, and is not expected TO live.
sF- In few days monument will be erected
1n Mount Auburn, Mass, over the remains OF
Charlotte CuShman. ii is an ooeliSk OF HALO
well granite, the design being an exact repro
duction In form or Cleopatra'S Needle as It stood
al Heliopelis.
HF CreoSoted piles driven at Portsmouth
England, forty two years ago are as good above
as below the water line, and have outlived six
teen cuts from the same timber and subjected
to the same conditions, but which were not
crpOSQted.
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To RENDER COTTON FABRICS IRE-PRooP.-At
sanitary convention In Michigan, DIR. KedZie.
OF the state board or health, said that cotton
clothing could De prevented rom taking fire by
the use OF bOraX In starchtng-a teaspoonful 10
each pint OF starch, after the water has been
added. The boraX can have no Injurious effect
upon the cloth or upon the wearer and IS so
cheap that all can afford 10 use IL. IL was shown
by experiments that muslins and tarletans. the
most inllammable goods. when treated with
boraX starch, could not be made TO burn with a
blaze. III all cotton dresses and underclothing,
especially the clothing OF children, were treated
In this way, great number or lives and muck
suffering would be saved every year. Dr. Kedzie
said he expected that one OF these days some
shrewd fellow would use this recipe, mix starch
and boraX, and sell IL as asbestos starch. i" or
with some other catching name, at 500 or Go
pie could just as well do their own mixing and
save the profit
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John SHERMAN L CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE AND VAL
MENT OFFERED. ANA
da By virtue Of two certain deeds Of trust az
in Liber No. 734. folio 40, and iiber No.
1SS, folio 900 Of the land records of the
District Of Columbia, we the undersigned will
sell at PUBLIC auction. ia front of the premises,
On WEDNESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, A.
scr1bea real estate situate in gon city Dis
trlcf OF Columbia. to wit: All OF Square mum bered
Blk hundred and seventy four (674) bounded as
follows: On the north by L street. Oh the south by
street. on the east by LIST street east and on the
west BY North Capitol street, and contains about
Ierms OF sale: The amount Of the Indebtedness
secured by the said two deeds Of trust and the ex-
penses OF sale, which will be stated at the time in
cash, and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months for which the notes Of the purchaser bear
ing interest at six per cent per annum. payable
deed Of trust on the property sold shall be taken.
deposit Of $500 will be required at the time of
sale: AL conveyancing at the purchasers cost. II
the terms OF sale are not complied with In ten days
the trustees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
NoT9e-The above square Of ground Will be sold
enD1ecf 20 deed Of trust bearing date December
26 A. d. 1872 and recorded in Iiber 7O4 folio 2OS
for the sum of ten thousand dollars with interest at
the rate OF ten per cent per annum. from December
26, A. p 1879. and which is now due and payable;
specs' assessed against raid square to date.
ANTI HYDE. Trustees.
aup4 -d&ds WM. NJ. SMITH. Salesman.
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"WoULD you mind standing here TIL go In
and get cigar" he asked. ''Of course "a 0t >
She replied; but don't you think. Henry. tha
smoking Is offensive and that it will be ca Sic
practising economy after marriage II Il is prlc-
USED during courtship?" YOU'RE right" he
said: 81 shant smoke any more, sweet" and
she looked unutterable love at lin as they re-
ice cream saloon, and he said, There, now. /
meant TO treat you 10 Ice cream, but, as you
say. IL Is best to practise economy during court
ship. Ten cents for cigar 80 cents for two fee
creams-40 cents saved In single night. Let s
go over TO the fountain and take a drink OF
water" They went; but she was mad enough
to bite her own head of.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSAL FOB COAL.
NAVY PAY OFFICE.

WASHINGTON. d. O., July "A, 1880. /
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, to be Endorsed,
Until ~ NJ, THE 7rH DAY OF AUGUST. for the
below described coal, to be delivered At the Navy
Yard, Washington, free of any expense and sub
jet TO the usual inspection viz Requisition No I3
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
]. 900 tons e. $40 lbs to the toni Cumberland Coal
ether impurities. VI
so tons e. 240 lbs. to toni White Ash Ess Goal. to
slate and dust. ~ D
The contractor is to put it in carts provided by
the government, st Navy Yard wharf and the
quantity to be paid for at the weight OF the Navy
fesponsibe security required for the prompt
Blank forms for bids to be had at this Office.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
D2b-Ztav2W Pay Insp, q. 8. N.
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0UNoANsoN BROS. Auoaouesrs.

DuNoANsoN BROS. AuoHonesrs.
IRpMsT 1T SALE OF THRER.sToRY AND
MiANSARD ROOF BRIUK HOUSE, ON Z
nI6AET NORTH, BETWEEN NORTH CAP
atIXm AND FIRST sTRKET6 EAST. AT
and Y AMT virtue Of deed Of trust given TO %. -
1 iSH ouiy recorded In Libef No. $40, folio Gs
de s.- ct ssq one Of the Land records Of the Es
~ %IGI q Ooi1mhda, We VIII sell 1t public auction
o4 dsaaT 1S l2rH DAY OF AuaUsT. q: D: 1880
Following dascrit n In front OF the Rrem t she
.. mashngton, District Of Columbia, Wit: The
bsrsd two hundred and forty.a1 co.'s. and du the
western ten (lO) feet and four a. inches Of Lot
ih IN tyo bundled and f9rty seven CA. an
9p4ma6e1sd s! hundred and seventy fye (675) TO-
to the Same belonging or In any wise
v. Terms: One-third cash; balance in one AMI two
year, notes TO bear eight Per cent interest and
6s secured by deed Of trust on the properly sold.
Uonveyanctng and recording at purchsser's cost.
Isfms TO be complied with In seven days, other
wise the Trustees reserve the right 70 resell at the
giving days, public notice %, suoh resale ia soms
neWDpeper p1blished In Warrington, %. d. A
depoiit Of s10o Is9GiEsd :: time q ssls;
iy2a.a&ds kkUBEN 1. BACON. Trustees
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RALTIMOBE AND ONO RAIIROAD.
s.t,o as g Has4. .Sa sss., 1Hz IA:
North; HNeEth ,ysst, West.
sn''; sE9AaSasy N aasK 2sa fssS " 80 M
uo O"0 a.n.-Baidmore. Ellioott Oily and Way Sta
s:sos m.-tBaltimore Express
o,on So satm.6hhaltmore Annapolis .nd way. Pied-
s5599 s:n:etSlnt s p Eocs. and way stations.
. 200 a:m;ENew York. Philsdeiphia, Boston and
B BS. Express Parlor car to New York and
~! 9 ;0o. m:-ton Sunday only Baltimore. Annspo-
s:lS m..-tst Louis. on,c.so Columbus and
Pfttsburg Express. Connects for HagerstoWn and
& Point Of Rocks for Frederick and stations east Of
sss e aaaioa 70 81 9
o1lly except Saturday.
burg. college. Betsviiie Laurel. HnRspoiis June
u95 IN, ynessap's and Hanover.
1885 p.m--tBaltmore and Laurel Express.
2:S0 .m.-New York. Philadelphia and Boston
$50 p;m.--Baltimore and way stations. twln-
chester Frederick. Haserstown and way. Va Relay
4ns r m F-asnI EsdensnuIs and Laurel
, s. ncod1Ps -, q RSeE Essdsres g.ss
A:4u p. .-fBaldmoZe. Annapolis and Way Hts-
$40 p-m.-tChtcsso and Columbus Express
SleeIing cars "a Chicago daily.
e:l6 p. ..tPhiladephia and Baltimore Express
Stops ut Blsdensburg and Laurel.
6Oo p m.-Potnt OF Rocks and Way Htationa
Gas .m.-tBaltimcre and Way Stations
ot5 80 Pm--BALTIMORk AND LAURKL TX.
$50 p. MIST Louis. Cincinnati. Chicago and
PitBburg Express. fPtttsburg, except Sunday }
Sleeping cars to st. Louis and P1ttsburg.
g. SIS p.m.-tBaltmore. Bladensburg and Laurel
Express
1915 p. m.-tNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS Sleepina
eAf to New York. and special sleeping car to PhNa-
tDatly tsunday only. Other trains daily, sxcsp4
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information spPly at the Baltimore
md Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Btatiop md
sos. sl9 and Corner l4th and Pennsylvania avenue.
where orders viii be taken for Baggage to b
ahecked and received ut any point Ia the CITY
". u. CLEMENTS. Master Of Transportation.
Z. y. COLE General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ. General Agent
o. x. LORD. General Passenger Agent. ny17
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TUNdOMAb DUWLING, AuctlOneer.
ON SOUTH SIDE OF WEST STREET, BE.
TWEEN HIGH AND CONGRESS STREETS,
GEORGETOWN, O.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated the Oath -
day of October, 1878, and duly recorded in fA,
liber s9s, folio 3l2. &C.. one Of the land -a::m
Trustees will sell, at the risk and cost of the de-
faultng purchaser at the sale made June 16th 1885,
on THURSDAY, AUGUST 18TH 1880, AT O'CLOCK,
in front Of the premises, the following property.
VIZ; Part lot numbered 7. in the slip about IS feet
feet improved by two story Frame Dwelling.
Terms: One third cash balaHce at six and twelve
cent per annum until paid. and secured by deed
OF Trust on the property or all cash. at the option
the purchasers cost. 800 down at time of sale.
an2.dkss fKEPER 3 VI JONES. Trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-05
TRoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
Known AS HUGHES BAKERY, No. SO
BRIDGE STREET, 6EORGETOWN, d. O.,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, AUGUST 10TH. 1880. AT -
o.GLeCK p n, in front OF the premises. fa
VIII sell part OF Lot Is, in Peters Square, .K!M
Georgetown, D: O.. having front of about II
ieet on Bridge street by depth Of 100 feet to an
dwelling, with seven rooms, gas and water, large
storero9m on first floor with counters and shelving
business. Stable In the rear
Terms: One half cash: balance in Six and twelve
and secured by q deed of trust on the property
sold. Sl6O down at time of sale.
W. D. CASSIN, Attorney.