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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-At regu-
lar meeting Of Aurora Lodge, NO. ZIG. l..
@. o. F., held at their hall on Thursday
evening, 1t instant, the following officers
were duly installed by Noble Grand NJ. A;
Mcdonald. acting as Grand Master, assisted
by Past Grand John II. Rogers: Christian
Diacont, Noble Grand; James =. Oliver,
Vice Grand; John j. Sullivan, Secretary;
George w. Fuller, Treasurer; Charles
Lnmsden, Chaplain; Eugene Myers, War
den; Samuel II. CottrelI, Jr., Conductor
John II. Rogers, r. S. to n. g.; Nj: F.
HudnaIl, L. s. to n. G.; George Talbot
r. s. toV. g.; John l.. Kitchen, l.. ;. tc
V.G.; Charles e. Taylor, Outside Guar
dian: NJ. A. Mcdonald, Sitting Past Grand
rms lodge has largely increased its mem
bership during the past six months, and l.
in most flourishing condition.
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County SuPERvIsoRs.-Th Board OF SUI
peryisors OF HenricO county met at the
courthouse Saturday to consider the ques-
tion where TO erect a poOr-house i'll The
county. They were unable TO decide, the
Board being equally divided, and the mat
ter was finally referred to the Judge for his
determination.
A number OF bills were ordered to be
Maid: after which the Board adjourned.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

Nobelter cltharic can be used preparatory to or
amer taking qulnlne.
AAsiDple purgaiiye they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF mutations.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the I'D. with the
Impression DR. MCJANE'S LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears the signatures Of c. MCLANE
and FILMING BROS.
ia'isI upon having The genuine DR. c. MCLANE's
LNLh Pills, prepared By Fleming Bros, of Pits
oafsh' Pa, The market being full of limitations OF
he name McLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my l9-deowly
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WE RECOMMEND TIE LEE GALLERY. 92O Main
street. for good and satisfactory PICTURES.
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SAVE. MONEY oy having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRySTISG-HoUsE. Good ySrk, lcr
price5 and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WHrTLOCK's Sc. KEY WEST CIGAR has no su
pcriOr. Beware OF limitations.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH F.
MEADE 4 BAKERS

MEADE 4 BAKERS
SAP9rQNE DESTIFRICB
W!Il PRBsERyE THE TEETH, REMOS z
IpGIPIENr TARTAR,
and
KEEP TIE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold Jy druggists at 60c. box.
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GRAND Picnic smoke tor the holidays. Fol
sale everywhere. Only SC.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH!

If your TnRrn are decayed or detective; If yOuI
GUMS are spongy, bleeding, liberated, or recediBs
from the teeth, use
MEADE & BAKERS
gARBOLIC MOUTu-WAsH,
which removes the bad odor caused By these, and
rapidlv heals and cleanses the mouth, mpart.Eg a
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH.
sold by all druggists at Doc n bottle.
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Ss Wea1 seins S,S%'fS 10 sS sSG me NS 6
,osjs,S ,s,s .sss .. IrTTS PILLS '''' are . So
8. l,lr.,e'nS,fsa l,l.r,.' rs NrRGAY STREET, NEW foKN'
OlIllI@ - l..1s.nndiFelQl
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KILLED BY FALL FROM scAFFoLD.-Or
Saturday morning Mr. George w. Jones'
aged about thirty-four years. who resided al
No. 1901 Grove avenue, was killed by falling
from the lower chord while at work upon
the new freight depot Of the Fredericksburg
road, at the head OF Broad street.
Mr.. Jones left his home as usual Saturday
morning for his work, being employed
as carpenter upon the depot Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company, and while
passing along the lower chord, as
already described, lost his balance and
fell to the ground. a distance OF about fiji.
teen feet. striking upon his head and shoul-
ders, fracturing his skull. He was at once
taken up, and DR.. Mosby called in; but he
was beyond human skill. and lived only ten
or twelve minutes. Death was probably
caused by the fracture OF his skull.
Mr.. Jones had been out Of employment
for some time, and had very recently sue.
ceeded in getting work upon the new depot
building. He leaves vile and four chill
dren, who are in needy circumstances. Mr.
Jones was at one time organist at Park
Place Methodist church, and more recently
held the same position at 81. Andrews
church.
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DIR. G. MCLANE'S
LIVER FILLS

are Dot recommended as remedy for all the Ills
Lat Gesh q. heir to-" but IN affections Of the liver
aud all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and ISlck
Headache, diseases Of that character, they stand
without riyal.
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For real GOOD lOc. CIGAR take wmTEocK's
MODEL. II has no equal.
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RVSINHSS CHANCES.

4 RARE CHANCE.
We are authorized by tb' owner Hh2se SSTr,,i.TK
IL ,,i,, ,,yav from tie Ely. 10 se'l the SIOth,
TiX:I'RFs. aud GOOn.WU.L ofa FlRsI-'LASSo 70
rAR and RE>TAUE NJ, ioca.ed IN Que oi INV
Ti. hnnse i, well ils IL cd for the accommoda-
,,an of monthly or - ls mt bOsfders. kabSe !"
sitcben, with all ne". a.. cooking u'en>iN, -,
This Is indeed int pe Ing for a i've ihan "a
.,'I'.'ss Tb,. abOy.. Sc DC sold very cheap ~
bargtln can Oe had by .p;'iyin. at once 20 1or
o"' '"'' Ci>EWNING ROSE.
Real Estate Agents,
tax, 20. 5 north 1en,h street.
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Fon A GOOD, RELIABLE SMOKE try the Pic
Mo CICAp
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AM USEM ENIS'
DfCHMOND THEATRE.

DiCHMOND THEA RE.
FOUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE
Commencing WEDNESDAY. January TN,
The eminent trdg'dian
JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
supported by tie pop lar astists Ere ID. D.
WNRpE JOHN 4. iANF. II. 4. LANGDOS,
MISS KATE FORSYTH. MRS. AUGUSTA FOs-
TER. aud q most powerful company.
WIIIfAM VI. CONNER. Alansger.-
WEDNESDAY KNtNtNG. January 7th---
NfRGl\irS.
THURSDAY EVENING. January 5th--
OTIIEi LD.
FRIDAY EVENING. January 9TH
RICHEIIfU.
SATURDAY MArlNEE-JULlUs ChsAH.'
SATURDAY. EVENING. January lOtd--
THE GLADIATOR.
Dress circle orchestra. and parqueite, 81: finn
i,y circle, soc. 40 EXTRA CHARGE FOR Rk-
SERVED SEATS. Matinee price, Reserved seats,
75c.: aFmissiaa. soc. sale OF seats commence
Mond,y. o'cll e. A. NJ at JOhnsl0ns ana Theatre
box Office. IA l'ot
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| hereby name Mr.. X. McClclland to act
for me in the above proposed adjustment.
{. VI. WEBER.
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-.,,--c,.,. HAIR pYE.-GRAY Han or
wri,kra. changed q SI9sSH !, PLATs I%psris Sy
,'nee sopneapou ~ 'Inst,ntsncously. and Is rs
Nairra Co.o., az water. Sold by druggists or
htI.r, e,r-e., on receipt Of 81; ~rU WORK
81. 9t.e,rT e{ "a rs MURRAY sTRtLT' NJ" io"N'
Off'Nh Tau j-eod'Fei9l
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no rrAUGHTON JR.. lOA 4. ~, al No. 4OI
second street. between Clay aud Leigh hou>e-
hold furniture &c.
r. :. ANDERSON K son, 10 4. VI, groceries &C.
j THOMPSON BROWN, Az p. NJ, trustee ,,i,i' alc ),
OF n brick dwelling: also, irainen u"',sins ~ =
adjoining on Marshall between Twenty hith
and Twezty-siXth streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 4 =. NJ. trus tee sac OF
one fourth Interest In large brick dwelling an9
lot, No sol, corner OF Msrshall and tIgh'n
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Rithmoud 1ispatth.
MONDAY JANUARY 8, 1880.

fEntered at the Post. Onice at Richmond, Va, as
second.olaSs matttrI
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V WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.--Thi
- .D give noiice'thst have .n,,oio I'd r THOMAS
ioea'tshLk eothhLk OF The city Of Richmond. my agent.
BIEs ses 10 me- in sad city, STABLE or 81 A.
fdI<%ypt ". tiVtkY. HiPfNG. SALE, and EX-
H.ULui fthliLtS, HORSES. aud MULES.
ssenih 70 buy AID sell for CASH only.
Dsssu, Il. 3. TUkEER.
~~~f Q, 1879. q 2H.1R
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ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

az Oh M snies nr RSpi r,tSf. e." IN, tSrsS To-
zee iet ~ - ,,s1y. L,y. 10 b. Ddid ~ the IufchGs1
s III satss Smede Iet0ssa s f yuty ana tG,.
Of the gear the t41es hare % - pG9 sy ne Ssar sss ~
lThs custom ws5 sdop,%t+ tS"Rt 10 "RRtcbmoad, and sp
nlies 10 Richmond and ViclnltyJ
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TESTIMONIALS.

If. TESTIMONIALS.
'0" rev. Isaac Frrett. editor Of the Christian
Auo,, Standard
nsaae vt,h ~ say that the experiments and tests
thait ~. nSu ,apbOne satisfy me that II IS all
isaes q, ,'sau,o sa,o 70 be. The Deaf viii find In IL
ihe use a. ~, which they have never enjoyed from
y" Tue ordlnary esr-irunpet.
M " MAN JohusOn. attorney at law, OF
'a''Vh, johnson K Levy lawy ers.I
lam si.e, CINCINNATI October 2. 1879.
sun AZ ." 70 express Inv satisfaction with the re-
Belny so, s ehptr.menls mace with the Den,aphone.
tru,r,'sV 'sVInbned myself 10 s.e a speaking-tube or
es Lt' am able " form better compaIis ON than
would eos hearing facnlties are unimp paired. I
one x,sidteIn.y advise all deaf persons 10 obtain
les il ~ tney ute trumpet or not. and doubt
Stsaets ~, prove seryiceable where, In many In
'''' iLe trumpet would not.
oher es, IRE. pamphlet giving full particulars and
W. c. FOSTER. Sole Agenf.
d4.ss., 1913 Main street, Richm0Ld, Va.
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D s IN yf SSsFi medicine RSS"@SVSf ever
TTlt H."
mace.
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UNION BANK OF RICHHoNDJ
| RICHMOND, December 25vlSf9
VyHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
l. of the sTOC CKHOLDERs OF TIE UNION
BANK OF RICHMOND will he Held IA 'hc rooms
over the First National Bank on THURSDAY, 5th
day Of January, $50, at ~ O'CLOCK VI:
de 25Adtd JAMES MILLER. CASHIER.
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name Captain George &. Junkin to act
for me. {. w. SULLIVAN.
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nENTAPIfONF.
TIE DEYTAPHONE.

A NEW SCIENTIFIC INVENTION WHICH
ENABLES THE DEAF TO HEAR
THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF THE TEETH,
ANDTHE DEAF AND DUMB
10 HEAR AND LEARN To SPEAK.
Nov On exhibition at the
HOLMAN LlVER-PAD OFFICE,
1913 MAIN STREET lup stalrsl.
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,R. G. neL,NE's vERMIfrGE.

1--WE GENUINE DIR. c. McLANkS
CELEBRATED
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Mrxr1.vGs.
OFFICE GRANITE INSURANCE CySfAsY,)
NO. llu3 MAIN sTREtf.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS Of ihI. compauy ssb.be held
at The coDpao, office on TUESDAY I.sh ysnu-
ary. 1880, at 12M. r. G.. PEY ION,
ji 3 I'd sec esary
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WANTS.
no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

iWANTgE;Rl,y AN.Ig;l, A A IEHQRi29EdHJb32s HJb32sreGS}at, G2}aHt-
white or cnlOred. No married person need Apply,
al 3I6 south Fourth street. CANDLES Hill.
"''' ~ ia 5-cOd3tt
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ANTED, AN ACCOMPLISHED
w AMANUENsIS. Address. at thi. office:
4, 5atk l.. VI. o..
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EIRST NATIONAE BaNH-THE
l. REGULAH ANIMAL MFtIlNG Uf THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK VIII Br held i'm
their bankiDz-bouSe. ia this cIfy. ON TCfSDAY,
January 3. | $50, at II O'Clock VI.
dc l2.2awt.bI3 - A. GLOVER, Cashier.
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NOTNE.--The tenth annuoi Deeting OF
~ the stockholders Of tSe MERCHANTS Ma
TIONAL BANK, OF Richmond, Va. wf,ibe held at
their hansing-house In this city on IbsltSTu JAN
UARY, 1880, at ~ NJ.
j. D. MORTON. Cashier.
December I3. 1879. de ffN2fawtd
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WA NTED, AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w MAN m real estate Office. who can infu-
once bnsinesi, Address "REhI. ESTATE"
4, Mis- care 0f Ifspdtch bffce.
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90 rrrr's Fspa.S.

oTrrs PILLS
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Dr. f. S. BILLINGS has recently written a
highly interesting paper on trichnp In hogs
aid IN man. From this It would seem that this
GlSease. which most Americans consider as
peculiar 10 Germany, is In reality much more
prevalent IN this country than elsewhere For
example, from an examination OF several thou
sand hogs sent from various parts OF the west
DR.. Billings found that on an average one IN
eighteen OF them was diseased Ia This way:
While out OF nearly two million hogs examined
In Germany In lS1G, eight hundred only werp
found trichlnoUS. That .hiS disease Is moi
ofteneT communicated 10 man In this country
Is wholly due TO the TACT that pork Is rarely
eaten hire until II is cooked ff we were in
the hatit or eating uIcOoEed smoked pork,
In ham CT sausage, as il is commonly
eaten ia Germany, The number or deiths
that would &c caused 10y trichlna would
be aiar1nngly large. The parasites are 50 small
that tEeir presence can only be detected by a
mi, IoscOpe. and it is estimated that IN eating
what would be the ordinary meal OF a man. CT
oiseISed pork. * would be easy 10 take INTO the
stomach not less Than one million trIcdiDn
DR.. Thu6lCEUm, In reporting TO the English
lrINy coaLcll. describes tie symptoms or triah-
IL lasfs in a man as follows: sudden swelling
or The race, particularly tie eyelidS after The
patieLt has for some DAYS felt PROSTATE and has
lost his appetite, dhis swelling causes "a feeling
or tension, but no paiD:) fever, with quick
pulse ana copioGs perspiratiOn; the muscles are
swelied and give great pain when moved or
touched. In worst cases the entire body Is I'M
with led, somewhat covered tongue,
lnclinfng 10 dTyneSs. When the swelling
la the face has subsidized n1ema OF the feet,
legs and thighs comes Oh: shortly after
anasarCa, swelling over the trunk makes its
appearance" Although these are the phenOm-
en2 the disease Itself exhibits Il Is The opinion
or experts that the parasites that occasion them
exist Ia the muscles Of many people, in num-
hers insufficient 10 produce material trouble
Certain IL is that ia several surgical casts of
late their presence has been discovered. Dr.
Billings asserts that tie sureSt way TO prevent
them is 10 have the pork. before being cooked
cut ia relatively thin slices. Frying and hroil-
ing are the most effective mea1s or DESTROYING
thCn roasting comes next. Boiling coaEulateS
the aibumeD on the outer surface and allows
TIE heat TO penetrate less readily, ard for this
reason large pieces OF meat should be boiled for
at least TWO hours. IL is not safe under any
circumstances to eat American pork that has
not been subjected 10 a strong heat.
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DIED.

FRIGHT. On Monday, Sept G, 1850. az 3 8. m,
ALICE GERTRUDE, beloved daughter OF John u.
aid Margaret }. BRIGHT. aged slx years, eleven
mcnths and EIGHT days
81 y. m, from lbe re>dence q her pare,.ts No.
9l3 St n. W. Friends 81 the family are respect
fully invited TO attend.
DORSEY. September. 9. 1890, in her SLIT year,
near Annapolis junction, Md, Miss AcAsON DOR
SIlY
and lied beloved by al who knew her ~ u.
MOSER. Saturday. Sept. 4, IoS0. 81 O'Clock
a. NJ, EREDERIKA MosER, IN the b2d year of her
fnreral viii take place from German Lutheran
Church, corner OF 4th and ste u W, Tuesday.
Sept It'll at O'Clock y. IN. Friends are invited.
MURPHY. Suddenly, Of ap0I!oXy. on Sept. 4,
1853, at O. 80 p ln ~ ms Iate s o1f 81
years snd SIX months. Born Ct Parish OF Caorahs
coEnty of Down, lreland O.. ,,,.., 1,,...,.
funeral Will take place from Ct. Doninle's Church
to morrow (TuesdsyJ morning. AZ $50 O'Clock.
Re QUEEN high msss Of oeieeh- Frislos and res
REYNol DIS. Intbe 23d year Of his age. hoBfRf
Bis funeral will take place from the residence OF
his uncle Timothy Costello, No. q u 81. NV, 20
morrow. TUESDAY Sept. 1th, leeo. ~ ocaccA
p. N.
WALDO Peacefully, at O'Clock N. septem-
her 6. 1850, Mrs. OLIVIA II. WALDO, ct the resi-
do u. OF her son in-law, J. p. Burnside. In this
city. Al. ,..
at 4 80 p. m.
wINsBkRRy. supdsy. eept. s. 1850, at TO-
m.. krs. NELLIE NISsBERRf, IN Ine sv,n year e1
Of fer age. at her late residence. No. lll5 iith
Fnnerai services from st. Augnstin Church.
TueEdsy, Sept 7th. at 10 O'Clock q IA.
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BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS. luctioneers.
IRIsTIE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
1HIRTKENTH AND FoURTEESTH sTe.
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust to me- dated "a
the LIST day OF February, 1871, and duly re- f;HK
cor ded IL Liber 637, folio 4S3, ct seq one of ..
the land records for the District OF Columbia, and
by direction OF the PARTY secured thereby, I will
te at public auction, in front of the premises on
MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D.
1890, at O'CLOCK P. NJ, ali that certain piece or
parcel Of ground, situate and being in the city of
Washington, District OF Columbia, and known and
dstiI guished being the western eighteen tlsfeet
five and one third 90 inches Of Lot numbered
ard fifty three (253 ssd part of said Lot having
depth of ninety three {93) feet sight and one-haf
80 hches, tosether with sll the improvements.
ways, easeif ents, rights, PRIVILEGES and appurtsn-
anees to the same be!onging The above Part of lot
Terms OF sale One third cash. and the residue
IN one and two years. with Blk psr cent interest;
deferred payments o be secured On TIE property
sold. One hundred dollars Of the cash payment to
be raid at time of sale. CooyeyanciD9 and record
IL Et pTrch sser's cost. If terms Of SIZE are not
complied with in ten days from day of SAFE the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at
cost and rsk Of defaultiB9 purchaser by adv0rtls-
ing said default ard future sale for five days in
some newspaper published ia ssid City of Wash
iDgton DAV W. MAH0N.
Sep1-d&ds Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ~TRRN0ON.

rHANCERY SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
~ DWELLING, ALSO FRAME HOUSE, ON
EIGHTH STREET EAST, NEAR g STREET
ss3 60 .IE1,,,r OPPOSITE MARINE BARRACKS
By virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF the District OF Columbia, passed in equity hMJ
cause No. s94. the undersigned Trustee .G
therein will sell at public auction. in front OF the
premises on MONDAY, 6rE DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
piece parcel lot of ground lying and being in the
city OF Washington in the District Of Columbia,
and known and described ON the ground plat or plan
of said city as part of Lot numbered twenty lone,
in square numbered nine hundred aud four f904l,
beginning at the line dividing lot numbered twenty
two one hundred and twenty feet from the corner
Of street and sth street east running thence north
on line with said Sth street forty t.O feat thence
west seventy (70) feet and six (6) inches; thence
south CID feet; thence west to the alley laid down
in the plan OF said square; thence south bounded
two 22) thence east along the line of said lot num-
bered twenty-five CD 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 1netalments at one and two years, notes to
bear interest and to be secured by trust on prop
erty sold II terms of safe are not complied with
in ten days from sale, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at tie risk a1d cast of
notice Of such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington, d. @. Couveyanciug, &c, az pur-
chaser's cost deposit of one hundred dollars
will be required ST time OF sale
JOSEPH r. HODGSON. Trustee,
HOS 18th street northwest.
aug13 lG. Is, 90 "a. &c, %. 81. sc p2.
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RAILROADS.
1880 pvxTI5HiEI GREAT r.. Q0O
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

e fns s5k HS as hYgTh
sp,snfls IsfPsES a iFaf sss iss5B
p p sSrnsr OF sixth and Bstreess, as follo.s
ps oas i so 5s Wit sss s1eeP
s54s q ss s flss9 Tos! G sss f.
lf1a9kE is pfeis 81 e k Ei@deGsS
Por Gar to %atns s sns t.
ss:esR: sst9Tssy. Win Palace Oars to osnaa::
For wiiliamsport Lock Haven and Elnira, at 10 40
For New tRe Eas 40 .m alo and
sIess q Pullman Parlor Cara. 80 a. M daily.
Fer srooklga, ", al through trains connect at
r O. F RfR9ay sras s7od
e. 'ng do96le terriage scross New York city;
F0f 81 sasdsg so snd 1 20 o. aP %
s0f s isas5e a. a.? 81 $50 sSa lS 50 ss
Sunday, 500. 10 40 g. m, $40. 80 and 10 90
For Fope's Crees Line. 40 q. M and 40 p. m,
dsny, except Sunday.
For AnnssEos; 40 IN and $40 pm. daily.
M RSB aSzkDa SaD %sh EhEs
Sane i SO pm, On Sunday st7. . and Ii =
For Richmond and the South, Ia m. daily. and
s sso g.T e. dsiy ekGspt sunday
am IL so. 8, 8, and sos pm, and Ii mid
MINT Oh Sunday at aud 10 a. a.. and 9 .G5
Pm
Itekets, information, sleeping and parior csr &C.
naniodatons can be procured at the ottices-north-
nofsseasI cornss Sth and Pennsyivsna ayenue, and
~ ING 9epo. where orders can he left Cor the check
ianceg. ~ A AoHA
?: FARMER, General Passenger Apeut.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manseser TnT;lS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06
THIS EVENING".

ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL TO DUB NEW
on or abvIit September Is wewiil sell at rnbic E
auction $50, go worth Of UNKEDEEAEDEa.S
PLEDGES, sale cenlmsncing TUESDAY. AUGUST
Evening until removal J. NJ. & Il COHEN,
No i0JT Tth st. NV.
p FOLEY. kuctlcnfer. engiq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06
COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL: COAL!! COAL!H
~
tablished Wood and Coal Yard, No. 1898 5th st. n W.
yould respectfully solicit the patronage of his
friends snd The pubic generally He has been for
q number of years with W. H. NARROW Of this city
TIE best grades of Coal always on hand. Sawed
and Split Wood snd Coal kept under cover.
Orders by telephone or mail viii receive prompt
attention. AKTHUks b. SMITH.
eus25-1m l233 9th st. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

BROTHER GARDENERS HONIIY.-As the tr1-
angle sounded the Old man arose and said: In
scGtteTin' dis 1neetln' let me say 20 you. dat
some OF the biggest an beS' lookin' Watermel-
Vols In market am fraud when you come TO
SoJ down 10 enjoy EN-. It's de same way wild
men. Dey look purity, an eey talk squar', but
git EN- Gown 10 de pinch an dey 60 back on
you. BefO' you buy a melyon plug t. Befo'
you put Faith IN a man watch II he am WIilin'
20 crowd long IN street kyar-lf he'll sheer
his umbrella IN rainy day-lf he kin wait two
min1tS az depos- office wiuder wid'0ut sw 'arln'-
IL he wants all de clothes ia the family on his
Own back-if be Kin har de cry or a lone chile
as quick as de voice OF a man aka him to
drink. OATS all. an we VIII now softly recede
oneWards.-Det7OH Free Press
Edmund Yates says that the Only rival TO
English womanhood is American wOmaahoOi.