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They Cams Help IL.
TDetroit Free prese,I

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There is limit beyond which the house wife
who has eagerly plunged into the canning anl
prose rNiHg season cannot 20. There are onIy
1900 know methods OF putting up peaches. IC
may take her some time 10 get 10 the last one
but she II reach ii In time. The latest estimate
places the number OF fruit Jars Oh sale in this
country at 30,UGo. 0e0 No housewife can secure
more than her proportion OF these After She
had asked her husband - consecutive times 20
"Send up another dozen OF those Z ms there
must come lull. She may then demand Der
share Of the crooks and Jars aud lclly fumblcrs
or this great and growiDS country, but winter
is only three months away. by and by there
VIII come an end to this asking for another 20
pouaGS OF thal same klnd or sugar" The stock
on hand III this country Will not allow any
FAMILY 10 consume over 5000 pounds in putting
up preserves. The woman who goes haVon1
mat must DO so al her peril While the aver
age husband feels thrill or eNaltatlon as he
realizes that plums are played. he must not be
plunged into despair TO learn that peaches will
60 down TO ii'ty cents before the last OF the
crop is IN, and that pears were never known 10
be so plenty No cellar can hold more than IL
can. After the jugs and Jars and cans and
pitchers are stacked from floor 10 jOist: the
wife has either got 10 lay OF her big apron aud
quit or else rent space from the neighbors and
tie chances VIII be that they will have none 10
spare. In TWO weeks more she'll have 10 give
up on peaches and pears. Then she'll begin on
Tomato pickles and catsup. jump TO cucumters-
SLIDE OIL on apple butter-work un q bnShel Of
qulnceS-boil down barrel or cider and IN, N
SIT down aud give up the unequal struggle
mat Is she'll suddenly remember that every
can ana jar and jug must be lifted up or taken
Gown and opened and heated over. and ii per-
chance she nLisheS the job before spring the
mince-pie season viii serve 10 keep the house
stirred Up. They were born that way and
men must suffer aid eBdule.
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DIED.

CALVERT. On Moncay. September 18th, 1850.
for the last seventy v eorn IN c1a En 81, eas
States. htty two years of which he sided in the
H w ahe a Ssde 6
terrain Church, on Ii street between 18th aud 2OIh
Ct family ned 70 attend tSs Tenas
vices al the church. Post and Republican, q
CONSTABLE. On Tuesday. September 14th.
samuel E. oitting. 1928 Corcoran street. JOHN
Am sn%cnIn, daughter Of the late Judge oOnsta-
Der remains viii be carried to Baltimore for in
terment Thursday. sept. 10Th.
CORNELL. On Monday evening, September
18th, lsse, RIcHARD CORNELL, aged 80 years.
10th. at O'Clock p. m, from Ebenezer A. NJ E
church Bean street. Friends Of the family are in
jacob On Monday, September 18th. 1880.
WILLIAM jacob. in the seventy sixth year OF his
Funeral from his late residence No. 6S7 NJ ST.
northwest on thursday, september 10th. at 2 o.
m. Friends are invited 10 sttend. %
ohE II Ssr, On seFMembeE lah $50 at SO
Fairfax Co., Va, AGED sixty-four years
PYLEs; On Tuesday. september IL. 1850, at
George county, Nd. -O'
H HIS funeral viii be preached at 2sO o'clock
residence. Friends OF the family are respectfully
soUIER. On Tuesday, September I4th. 1883.
AFABRLLAc. souDEP, youngest daughter Of J. P.
sud the late Julia Anne soucer, in the thirteenth
;, Funeral viii take place on Friday, at Loudeu
Park, Nd.
IUSTIE. On the lith Of September. 1850. after
an illness Of ole week. Mrs MALY p TUsTIN. wife
ef james p Tustin, ESQ.
Funeral at 30 pm, Thnrsdsy, 10th inst. from
Eer late residence. 2z09 Fourteenth street north
west
STEELE. On Friday, September 10, 1850, in
Minneapolis, MINI, FRANKLIN STEELE
The fUreral VIII take place from St Johns
Church, WASHINGTON, ct four O'clock, Thursday
AFTERNOON, September l6ta. The friends of the
family are invited to attend.
I'm Memoriam.
The Minnesota press is full of eoEies on the lste
Mr.. Steele, ard his sudden death while apparently
n tie full tlGe OF life ana strength is looked upon
there a'rublic ca 'anity. While II Is appropriate
that in tire state Ct which be was the Pioneer. and
in whose development and progress he was greatly
instrumental, lie should be most lanented in his
public career. We cannot but feel that the sorrow
city, Geors etowD, viii be deep and heart felt. he
has for many years 81 ent al bis winters among us,
sId here resides permanently his family. de Was
known 10 US y sood citizen and noble, generous.
benefaCtor. true friend and genial c0urtfy
ten an. Suc Eympathles are offered to h = be-
feayfd family. Not often have wife aud children
TO mourn for one so tender and 81 indui-ent. 1t
bic, or excessive. While he did not NEEDLE il the
affairs Of bis rcishbors Spd was nlost unosteuta-
tous in el bis charities. yet h5 was ever known to
turn Gcsf csr when called upon for assistance,
and was prodigsl III rs generosity.
lie has left TO his chIuIel he heritage of staic.
less integrity His the nature Of treiess energy
that not only made a Pioneer in the " derness but
moulded that wilderness into thriving, honest.
cultivated community T..
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The Maine Election.

r,.o 49,, SENATOR BLAINE SIMS r-r
ns io,ioWing dispatch from Senator Rlaine
49, tecelNed last evening at the head1usrTers
vi .re repuoIican congressional COMMITTEES.
pIetSos A. mE. sept T. lSS0-Hon. Ed. No.
Iean IN both branches. Three repnhI,csn o,se
slessu NE elected and governor vote 80 Tlos,
eide ~ IN 0iiASi reeufhs VIII be required 20 de-
JAMES q. BLAINE
Returns FROM 500 TOWNS.
Associated press kilograms last night so,.
hfee hundred towns give Davis ca 6S1, piais-
teu o. lsS, scattering Sl5 total 49, la The sama
towns last year gave Davis s.. S2s Smith !; Ms
Gareelon 1881, scattering 2Se total lIa5il''
Davis majority 2,24s, against 2.lSS last wear. a
towns to hear nom gave Davis II .5gi. fasionisIs
l4.SSs; fusion majority 1907. Deduct Republic
can majority thus far heard from and the re-
publicans lack Sa or majority.
TuB LRGlSIATURs RErrBIICAS
The latest returns from the counties thus far
show that the legislature stands as follows
senate, republicans Il, fusion Is; House, repub-
lcanS -, fusion a..
SENATOR BLAINE TO GIN. GA.FIKLp.
senator Blaine sent the following 10 General
Garfield yesterday:
THE bet result of yesterdays election, as
Gearly as can De stated at this hours p. m
TueSday-is about a follows: The republicans
have Carried the LIST, 20 and 30 CONGRESSIONAL
districts while the tuSionists have carried the
an ana 9TH The republicans have carried both
DldDCneS OF The legislature ty strong majority
reaching perhaps two-thirds or each house. ON
The popular vote for governor Davis ana Plais-
ttd nave each over .2.oo1 votes. with the proba-
eililies in favor or Plalsted coming out a few
hundred, perhaps thousand. ahead. The re-
suit Is undenlably a surprise TO us and cIually
50 10 the mass OF the democratic party In
Maine. our canvass was never more accurately
taken, and II showed on Wednesday last total
vote for Davis Of triiie over 1GAao with an as
suIed majority OF 6 ono AT the minimum. In the
four days preceding the election we lost over
5.co0 votes by means well known TO the mana
gers OF the national democratic campaign aud
when do not call for further specification from
ne. The total cost is VariOuSly estimated at
from $4,000 10 Sieo Gee, and the money all came
from beyond the state. Such scenes were never
before Witnessed I'm Maine 4 a. Ist
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RAILROADS.
6 2n THE GREAT 100 n
1S CO PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE oSU
10 TIE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

THk F S55kkffSYN WEA Ax K3TTE lS6O
So, Double TRACK. Steel Rails.
Trains Z n lEEEEs ta1 {fE$ SSs iss Ds,o
ro- s3rneT Of Sixth s1d Bstreets as follows:
osPs toa Ies ssf ana Gcso s le 70
Am. daily. with Sleeping Oars from Harris
s ARg 5i fofo osl 6 E kfsDsts
Pariog Gar to Watkins snd tie sorta It
soc An daily except Sunday 9 so p. N. dsily
dsieus and Wa,gins. " ~Ao-'
For Williamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 40
For New York and the East. 10 40 am, a:lo and
p9ess p P I'm s1pPds 100 Limited E1
For sEoskiyR; II x sa through trains connect at
M double ferrisse across Sew York city a'o-1.
En-; o. JssS55day, 20 and il % ? n Lin nG
For Egs sao! ESQ sssy EXCEPT s sapaay
sunday. 500. 1910 ., m. $40. 80 aud 10 %
For I2pe's Greek Line. GAO Am. and 40 p. M.
IT.. oaiiS. eacep: sunday.
cept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
nm MN k kNR RAnnESANDAlA AND WASHING
For Ale!andria 2 7:20. 9. Ham. 40, s:2g. $685.
ana 1d - ~ IN. On sunday st Z. 8 and IL =.
For Richmond and the South. an. daily. and
Trains leave MeIsndris for Washington, g. 8, 10
sm; Il 80, 5. s, and 9:o5 J. m. and il rid.
niE 70 on Sunday at and 10 Am, 2 and 9:0s
Tickets. information. sleeping and psrlor car 40
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northeast corner 9Th and PeDnsylvanls syenue ana
ns OF baggage to destination from hotels and resi-
L. P. FARMER, General PASSENGER Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. myi6
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ID II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctopeer.
RUNCANSON BROS. AuctioneeSs.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT, ON SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
PUBLIC SPACE AND I STREET SOUTH
EAST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF a deed of trust given to us, l.a
and duly recorded in Iiber No. S3S, folio HtSfE
3S4. ct seq, one of the land records Of tn A..0
District of COlumbia and at the request of the party
secured. we will sell OF rnblic auction. FRIDAY
OCTOBER lsT. A. d. 1880, AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, in
front of the premises all that piece and p,rcel Of
ground lying and being in the city of Washington,
District OF Uolnm Bis and known as the south four
If Let nine CO., Of Chas 81. Holden's subdivision
in fquare seven hundred and thirty seven, being
the same property conveyed January 10th, 1873,
fy Waiter A. Nicholson to Henry Sewers together
with all and singular the appurtenances. rights
privileges, improvements and other hereditament
to the same belonging.
Terms: One third cas- b; balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear six per cent. interest and to
be occurred by deed Of trust on premises. Convey
anciDg and recording at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in seven days. otherwise the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser upon
giving i've days public notice Of such resale in
deposit of $50 required at sale.
GEORGE JUENEMANN, ur,,s.aos
sells eo&ds JOHN l.. VOGT. trustees.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctoneers.

DWELLING ON THI6D STREET WEST
NEAn pENNSYLYANIA AVENUE, AMI
ItWH STORY oS I BRIgk sHoP ON ALLEY, IN
By virtue Of 3 deed Of trust sven to us. and ~
DULY recorded i'll lber No 933. folio 96 al l:s
seq;: one Of the land records for tbs Dstrict2AaA
OF Colun a, and by request OF the party secured,
se EVIL cell at PnbE so auction. on SATURDAY. DC
Of the premises all that pisce aud OF ground
ylhs IN the city OF WASHINGTON, IN the District Of
columbia, and Known as the south seventeen 40
fe.t front Sd street. by the depth Of the lot OF
.ut thirty eieht. 49, in eseryaton "a, together
with all and singular the appurtanances. RI hts.
privileges, improvements and other he edit ,me1ts
TO The sane belonging or in snyHise appertaining.
This property is situated on Sd street between
Pennsylvania avenue and Missouri ayenae north
wet, lml roved by large Brick Dwelling, and Il lick
shol in
TtrNs: One third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes to bear seven cent interest and to
be secured by deed OF trust on the premi=e1. Con
vsyaDcing and recording at purchasers COST.
Terms to be complied with in seven days, other wise
the Trustees the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser upon
giving five days pnbhc notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, d. G.
DEPOSIT IF 800 required at time of sac.
GEORGE JUENE MANN r.
JOHN L. VO6T, Aiua'oes'
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 90. Au ,tioneers.

b. virtue Of a deed Of trust. dated March IRA
18TH, =. D. 1879, and duly recorded in Lber fMff
No. GOT. folio 4l8. ct seq. one of the land 1..A.
recor6s ct the District of columbia, and by direc,
pubic auction, In front of the premises, on THE
18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER A. D. 1889, AT O'CLOCK
P. M. all those certain lots, pieces parcels Of
around and premises situate, lying and being in
the c ty OF Washington, District of C.iumbia, and
known and designated on the ground plat or plan
OF said city as Lota numbered forty Ave t4o, and
forty six 49, in John Far ey's subdivision of part
Of tq1are numbere i've hun 1rei and nj aety- lr
t594l, with tue improvements, consisting Of two
story brick dwelling and store.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in six
and twelve months from d ay Of saie with interest
at the rate Of per cent per annum until paid
seturea by q deed Of trust upon the property
sold or all cash. at option Of purchaser deposit
of 500 required at sale. All conveyancinv &c AT
purchasers cost. If terms of sa!e are not COM
pied with In five days from day OF sae, the Trustee
serves the right to resell at risk aud cost OF de-
faultipg purchaser Ihe purch aser at sals of the
1880, having failed to comply with the terms of
fae. this sale viii be made a. his risk and cost.
JOSEPH T. DYER, surviving Tru stea,
sep1S1 IT, 20. q, "a. az. 2SS29
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SHOOTING AFFAIR IN NORFOLK, VA.-A special
dispatch to the Baltimore St,l says that on
Sunday evening difficulty took place in Nor
folk. Va. in the course of which Frank Hines
colored hackman shot Mr.. Edward Webb a
gerouS and it is thought a mortal wound. The
FACTS as developed at the examination Of Hines
before Mayor Lamb yesterday, showed that
ston, hired hack at the Atlantic stables to 60
to the Monkey house, and there was some
alteration at the time about the price to be
paid They were, however, driven TO the spot,
men wished Hines to drive them further on the
shell road, which he refused TO do, as not being
in the contract. Returning to the city, they
asKeu hin 10 STOP, Which ne CID, anu tuhiped
down to open the door. when both OF them fell
upon him. and he fired the shot In Self-defe1ce
Hines was sent On for trial. 1t is thought Webb
Will die. He is a son Of Col. 7. II. Webb. agent
of the Old Dominion line
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M4RRIRn.

BOWFN-BASSF0RD. On the sth OF Septam-
Der. 1880, by the Rev. Jonn LanahaD Mr. WINTER
Bowen to Miss SARAH T.. BAssFoED. both OF WASH
lpg'on, ID. &.
CARR0LL-COLCLASER. On September Sth
1850, at the Church of the Immaculate CouceItion
by the Rev. Mr.. McCarty, JAMES W. CARROLL 10
ELLA 4. CoLcLAsER. both Of Washington, j. c. .
HUNT-HERMAN. On September Is, 1850 at
st. Patricks Church, by the Rev, Father Walter
Car WM. HUNT to Bridget HERMAN, both OF
L. y. Patent Office. WASHINGTON, ID. G.
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fUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
LINE ROUTE.
THE CUNbRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LINZ
Between New York and Liverpool, Call
ing at Cork HarbOr,
FROM PER 40. n. B., NEW YORK.
H sSlaaa We'd. Sept. Is Aeys nia Ned, Oct g
Algeria. We'd. Sept % Bothnia. Wed Oct, 20
Scythia. Wed Sept 40 Algeria. We'd, Get. p
And every Wednesday from New YORK.
mo steerage.
RATES OF PASSAGE
$50 and 800 gold, according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, 8 gold additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage 1T very low rates. Steera1e ticsets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and al other parts of
Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills of !asen 2iyen for Belfast Glasgow,
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and sssaae apply st the Companys
once, No. foHl!n9 Green, or Doth Storage and
cabin to OTIS BIGELOW i CO.. COS Tth street.
Washington, ID g. CHAS. g. FRANOKLYN,
auG1 Agent Ny.
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CAPTAIN OF A STEAMSHIP DROWNED. The
steamship England. OF the National Line,
reached New York yesterday from Liverpool.
on september 10th, when Off the banks OF New
Foundland, in severe weather, Capt. Thomp-
son, who was in command. was washed from
the bridge and drowned His body was not re-
officer of the Great Eastern. Capt THOMPSON
had been up during the night, owing TO heavy
fog. and about O'Clock on Friday morning his
servant was ordered TO prepare bis bath for
him. That was the last time the captain was
seen. lie leaves Wife and TWO children, who
are living In England.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auo5oaeers.

Va <A|ALAS ~ W A&<A-A6-11S' . W.. AUC iOleGrS.
AfE ss YkRT rA n5f q IN H so5l r.
5l4, ON NJ STREET., between F1GRTH
AND FIFTH STREE rs NORTHWEST, AND
AJTS ia AND 135, IN SQUARE 613, ON
CAPIToL AND FIRST FRS SIS VS. ----' -1' -
BY virtue OF declte Of the supreme Court ExA
OF the District OF Columbia, passed In equity fnR
cause No. 6, $40. Of William J. Miller, Trus- 4@A
tee, against GOlhan p Hopkins ct al, the UNDER
signed, as Trustee. will IN MONDAY, the 9TH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 4. D. 1880, at ~ O'CLOCK p.
NJ, sell at public auction. in front of the premises
east part of Lot 20, i'll square No. 514, beginning
for the same at the northeast corner of said Lot
and running thence west along the line Of north NJ
street thirty two fest and two and one-aaf inches;
thence south to the southern line of said Lot and
to the southeast corner of said Lot aud thence
north to the place of beginning. and impr Jyements
And on the sane day, at O'CLOCK P. M, will
square No. gag.
Terms CT Sale: Que third purchase money cash,
and the balance in Fix, twelve and eighteen months,
the whole to bear interest, and the payment there
OF to be secured by the promissory notes of the
purchaser, or all the purchase money can be paid
cash on the day of sale. the ratification thereof
by the Court. No deed given until all purchase
money and interest is paid. lien is reserved on
the proI erty for the purchase money and interest
ALI conveyancing at cost of purchaser. $5. deposit
viii be required on each lot sold. Tho terms of
sale must be complied with with in ten dsys, other
wise the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the
risk and costs Of defauting purchaser.
SAUL Il. HESKLE, Trustee,
reps d&ds Office No. 400 La. ave.
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AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION.
The twenty ninth annual session OF the Amer
lean Pharmaceutical Association was opened In
dred members In attendance. Geo. w. Sloan
OF Indianapolis, the president made the OPEN
ing address, In which he mentioned request
from the American Association OF Arts and
Science, OF Boston. Tor delegates from this body
also that several new state associations have
joined this organization and the members were
urged TO form local and state associations. A
notable event during the past year has been the
work OF the convention to revise the pharma-
cop9ia. Continued efforts We're recommended
to procure the repeal OF the stamp-taX or med
fcineS and perfulnery. The preservation OF our
forests and promotion OF the growth or medici-
nal plants were subjects demanding the careful
consideration OF All. The executive committee
reported the names OF forty-one new members,
representing nearly every state and territory fn
the union.
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M EXCoMMUNICATED MAN MAKES TROUBLE
At Cahoka. No, recently, Father Kempen, OF
East st. Louis, undertook to organize a parish
school, The teacher OF the village. James L.
BIackett. although Catholic COMMUNICATE,
TOOK cf1tnse at what he considered an inter-
}eltnce With his business, and, on meeting the
Eriest. applied vile epithets to him and spat in
MS lace. The facts were reported to the bishop
WHO formally eXcommunicated Bracket. The lat
Ter. however: appeared in his seat In the church
on sunday last. The priest ordered him to
candles and went away, leaving mass unsa!d.
line Village IS In q high state OF eXcitament
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National He11e and s Snort Line 1m sU to the
North. Northwest, West,
To take effect Sunday, May 2sd, 1880, at sop.m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
80 sU a.m.-Baitimore. Ilhooss City and Wsy ssa-
e:5oam.-tBaltimore Express
srssburs WneSsser Frse sa
fieS 81 And way via Relay. 1
300 a.m:-New York. Philadeiphia. Boston and
B gan Express Pszor car 10 New York and
zoos: m.-ton Sunday only-BaItmore. Annspo-
9:l9 a.m.-tst. Lon,s Chicago. Columbus and
StSburg Express Connects for Hsgerstown and
Piedmont excep: Sunday Pullman car to DIN
annati and Louisville. daily. Grafton to sanctuary,
1000 s.m.eBaitinaore E1presa Stops at Blsaens-
SIrg' College, Beissytlle. Laurel. Annapolis Juno
II 10 2. m.-BAaIao-s. Annapolis. Elncott City
LBS p. m.-tBalt,more and Laurel Express.
5;s9 NEW YORK PhiiadsiDai. sad d. Boston
$50 pm.sslsir3oss and way staions tWn;
ana way ~: va fsay
441p1ess: FREDERICK, VIA Delay. stops st Annapolis
4:SS ?. m.-tPoint Of ROCKS. Frederick. aasers-
soTn. winchester and Way Stations. On SUNDAY
40 .. m.-tBaltinors. Annapolis and Way Sta.
Sleeping cars ts Chicago daily.
6l5 2 m;.tPhiadelphia and Baltimore Express.
stops at Blsdensburg and Laurel
$50 ?. m.-Point of Rocks and Way BtaNons.
Gas .n.-tBaltnore and Way Stations
PRESS.
9:s3 p. n.-tss. Louis Cincinnati. Chicago ane
Httahurg E1preas Pittsb9rg, except snndsy)
s:3e p m.-tBaitirnore, Badensbpry and Laurie
EIrreSs.
Is p. YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE RxpREss. Sleeping
car to New York. and special sleeping car to Phu4
.elphia.
Ia--tiy. tSunday only Other trains daily. e1oop.
sunday.
All trains stop st Re.s,, station.
FOR further information .-,oly 81 tbs Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofices. Waahlrston Station, and
5O3. sl9 and Corner l4th and Pennsyl Sans avenne.
Rhere orders Will bs tskep for Baggage TO 20
shecked and received at shy point Ia the city.
". II. CLEMENTS. Master Of Transportation.
I: II. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, General Agent
u h. LORD. General Passenger Agent. myl7
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ID Il. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON T STREET, BETWEEN
FIETEENTH !, AND SIXTEENTH srREETs
NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON CITY.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust, bearing date ia
January 18th, 1850: duly recorded among fSs4
the Land Records of the District of Column lG.6
bla, in Liher $751; folio 449 ct seq and at the written
request of the party secured thereby. shall sell
Ct pubic auction. in front of the premises on
MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF sEPTKMBEB, 1880,
AT AZ o'CL0Ck M, all that certain piece parcel
ton. District Of Columbia, and distinguished on
the ground plan thereof as Lot So, In Groff's re-
corded subdivision of Squire 100, improved by a
new three story and back building, pressed brick
front dwelling, modern improvements.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; residue in two
equal payments at one aud two years. respectively,
frem day OF sale, with interest at seven per cant.
per annum, payable semi- annually. secured by dead
of trust on the property; all cash at option OF
purchaser. A deposit of 9l00 required at time OF
sale: Al eonveyaneins, SC, at costof purchaser.
tees the right to resdvertise and sell at de-
taQ ting purchasers risk.
CHAa. II. CRAGIN, n,-,,..
sep13 60 OHAS. II. CKAGIN. JR., irussee'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-15
NEW EXPRESS LINE

WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN. ALEX aNDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA.
CONNECTING PHILADELPHIA WITH CrYDF's
LINES FOR NV YORK, Boston, Providence,
FALL RIvFF, AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills of ladirQ given.
SAILING DAYS
From Was hin gton-ALnndays at 5 M.
From lphia-Saturdays, at 10 a m.
Fre5E ht reC-iV ed daily until 5 pm. Georgetown
pods received and delivered at Washin yton.
Wharf, foo: If 18th street.
VILLA NJ p. CLYDE & Co, General Managers,
12South NhaIyes. Philadelphia J. Fl. JOHNSON
kCO:, Agents. 18th st. wharf and 1902 at. n W. i,
Washington. aug21