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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-14

Der Gbieasoer Soltstreunt fdreibt:
Ntit ser St. Coulter yNnt;oritterter
min Contention" (oer 2eier neriuds
nidt, bieies barbartide BOrt aussu'
ipreden er wiir6e fid unfsbl5ar einsn
&innlasenttampf su;ieben,) fsbt es
i9le9ter nod, OILS iaIedt. gbermals
wirS aus Wuibin9toH gemelSst bnb
3err Sdur, fd an isner GonpentiO:
Der Gesner bes 6ritten Sermins nidt
betbeiliaen miro. gSie mol Die ~ Bef-
lide Yun" bisie bittere Yile binuntsr'
iGludn wiro? gSer ben obiaen @us'
orud fir beiaate contention srfdnn.
bat berltIbe iiherlid fdper seihlbi9t
Oas unausipredIide 8ort lit un9s
fdbr uon Der ndmIi4en gSirfuna wis
cine &rautideude fur bi" ganse 8swes
uno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-14

8orisen Samstae famen awei bent
| fhe 2anoftreider in elm hieiiges ge
fddftsIotaI ,u oefen 4erfonaI elm biel
uoblbefanntrr 9nti4er seb6rt uni
faste bieieni, 6ab fie bon elmer bieiissn
bstannteu Oeutiden emefsbIen pur'
ben, eaniit er ibntn cine 1interftntune
sutommen Ia6en mose. Infer beut
ider 9anbsmann, Der bieie &nifTe Der
Cramps teunt, Die ii9 Die siamen pro,
miuenter Oeutf@er Der Staot su Der.
fd0ffen ipiifen unS oann dnaeben, 6ab
ne bon 6enfelbeu sefauot, ODER EN-
pfobIen tuuroen, biB iebod nidt on
@r fragile bic Sramps, bic ftnrte Bur
fden maren, pssbaib fie nidt arbeiteu,
itatt su betteIn ? yg8ir fonnsH feline
Nrbeit iiroen," mar Die &ntwort.-
"Scmmt nit miry ernieberte unfer
Sreuab yaeraoe .or Der &blr miro all
ben 8afierwerfen searbeitef, ih per
fddffe eud iofort @eiddftieuns nobel
ibr Elm uno einbalb Duaar ben Sag
uerbieneu fonnt."-Oo9 bds MOLTEN
bic 9srrn Sramps nidt fie MOLTEN ei-
ne lifeline unteritibuns." Oa befa5l
ibnen unier 9anbsmann au9enbli6IiH
oas 9otal gu nerlahen, font tuiroe er
einen Yoli3iifsn rrtsn uno Te perbaf-
ten lafen. Sie Cramps madten iid
eilisit aus bem Staube.
60 ioqte nit bisfeu Sosebieben
lberaQ unb bon @aen uerfnbren wstoen
oann ipuroeu mir bulo oieie 9lnopla.
ee los iein. Sramps segenwlrti9 3n
unteritusen, no es Mrbe:t in SIlls unb
SulIe siebt lit elm 9robeS unredt
oas man fd ielbit unS isinen Ntitmen-
idsn sufigt nenn man ermutbtgt ba
ourh Die SrdNbcit, oas Cater uno in
picIen SdGen ben Disoflbl uno nod
jdlimmere &trbredeu. Wiit Seeauern
fnoen mir, DAB fd unter brn Sramps
aud 0sutide befinoen, mas bem guten
&ufe bts 2eutfden ben er ENTER allen
Yationen, als arbeitidmer, redtIihes.
unh emporitrebsuot Burger ssniebt ab'
bru9 tbut. Eieie iolIten orsbaib Der
ben Geutih.@meritlnern defenders
unb nit ibnsu mad Dem
oben onaeaebcneu Sstipiele utSfabten
iperoen. Wau .iGe Eh niht bur4
faIide SsfublSbuieIei, ueiI Die cramps
2auosleutc iiuo. &c. uerleiteu, iouoern
;eise ihnen ole faIte Sdulter. 6s
siebt bier Beidlftiguns g7nug Hno na
brauht @iemano, Der arbeitsn Mil,
gu bctteIn. Let. 5oiepb 8OIfsbtatt.) }
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SSermann Neo., 8reitae, BEN III. Mot 1850.

sabsefebeH bon Der Bail er EbeiI'
nebnisr CAT Die aeifrige Gensention
ni6ts su pinf6en Hbsia ariaifen"
f@rsibt Der ran,eiaer bes @skens1
iiber bic in ct. 9ou;s abgfbaltene
sserfammiuna Der Gesner ots britten
Sernsins. Da es nun aber Bel siasr
berortiaeH gonpention mebr anf bic
3abl unS auf Den Gindns Der Sbeiis
nebmer autommt, ais earauf. bub elm
Bader>ussub moali9it obicurer Oelr'
saten Den Nunb re@t bon nimmf,
mar oie Nntibritt- Sermin.G 6 onuentiou
elm rieiiser SehIi&los, tuie fie es aud
auein ibres f&eufli@en 3amens baiber
peroiente.-Gbicaso Sreie Yrshe.
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Manhood: How Lost How Restored.

Just published. Q nrw edition
ZgLEkAon Dr. Culverwelrs EaSay on
AR4V the Ttfiodt (without medic1nel
AHAsxEH of SPERMAToRRHEA or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses: INPO-
rEsCY. Mental and Physical Incapacity. ImPedi-
meuts to Marriage, etc: also CoNsUMPTIoS' EPI-
LEPsY and FTTs, induced by selfinduigence or
sexual extrav gance. &c.
re Price in q sealed envelope, only six cents.
The celebrated author. in TINS admirable Essay
lcarlY demonstrates, from y thirty years sue
cessful practice. that the aIarming consequences
Of self abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the appi-
cation of the knife; pointing Out a Ii ode OF cure
at once simple, certain, and ef'a'tusl. ty means
of which every sufferer no matter what his con-
dition may le may cure himself chesply' pri-
vately and RADICALLY.
E5- This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in tho land.
Sent under seal, in n plain envelope. to any
address. postpaid, receipt Of six cents or two
post stamps.
Address:
The Culverwell Medical Co.,
No. Al Ann Street, Box 1885,
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Gin outer Nlon.

,gsriiHt IN bic Nutter ber @eisseitA uub
es 10 tabrr fiI gutter plan, cine 6lai@e ben
KREss FEVER Tonic ~ taufrn unb NAB.
reut trr 8ieber'Sagresstit tdsli& cine fleine
Dcfs einjunebmfn unb fGl 70 maiarif6e
aranfbeiten rom SaIie ~ baIteR. 9at Du
bas HiebeI, 10 pirb Did cine JIaf9e fHrtren,
cber tas @ele nirb 3urIderffnttet.
Gn,b6lt MEIER Gbiniu ns& @ift uub ifi an.
enstm einiuusbmen. Al 4me.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-14

T1VrU0 CURED PROMPTLY and. PERMA-
NVnN nsntly. send bottle Of my cele-
HIM brated remedy, with valuabls LeA-
~ tise on this disease, free 20 all suffer-
eFs who send me their p. o. and Express adj
dress. DIR. n. G. ROOT, No. lss Pearl Street,
New York.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-05-14

Sin 9sssr Ramens Bartlett, Der in
Der Rahbari9aft BON SarrOllten lsbt.
tebrte Dor Ruraea bes Gbenbs in an.
eetrunfenem 8ufanSe mad Saufe
Sn bIiuber @utb i@leu6erte
CT cine Sbeeta6e mad ieinem SBeite
fraf ben in ibren Nraen f4lafeuben
GdueIins uuo f0btete ibH auf ber
S:eIe. Der &iusesmoroer befuoet
f@ In Saft.
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Saufenbe be,euaen, BAT
es nod fcinrm Sei!miftsI geIane.
siuen 10 burdidIaaenoen Gr.
fola su sriisIsn, wie Or. Nuauif So
nis's 3lmburatr Srosfen. SeSe Ysr.
ion. wtlds bic @irtuns bsrieIben cr'
fabren bat. mus aeitshsn, bab bitiss
punncrbase piilmitteI obne feints
Sleiden baittbt.
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1lebsr Baltimore.

tlebtr Baltimore.
Seher, her hos ats gaierIanh beTuten cher
gsrpanbtt unh 5rspnhe sea Gurrpa Fpnimsn
alffn rta. lelie bic pradtsenrR asuen eifernfR
S@ranbsa.g gcfSempfItiis hts
NaraSeatidbtn 2lotS,
,ur lirbrrfabrt tenusen.
Rit Dampff4ifeu bes Rrrhteutf&en 2ISse
rureen bic Gnbe 1879 ibsr 100000 gerIrRen
befTrhert.
Die Dampfer hisier Gpnspasrie:
Braunfdpeia, ,,l00Sons, @oplln6dtfdj
Nlrnbere, 3100 Sons Sap Sdser,
9eipsie, 2500 - Rfeifftr.
Ohio, 25oJ ;, Mepee
Berlin, $500 ;, ~ Sein6e,
j Boltimcre, 250O Se1mers,
fabrn rrssIm6sis ale Ii sasr ,ipiI&tn ssre.
nten unb 8altimcre unh nebuen pafIasisTt
ga fsIseuhsu Ratsn an.
Son Baltimore mad Sremsn.
3rifHrnted 5000
ainS,r ,pif9sn uab ls Sabr.n bic SSiftr.
Son 8remen nod Baltimore.
3riIffentef $500
Sinser ,piibsn 1 unb l2 Sabreu bic 6dIfts.
Sdusinse 200 8uubrsiisbiaets "a ermd6is-
ten preilen.
Der 9anbnnsspiab eisitr DampffdiFt In
Baltimore iit suelei6 Depot Der Baltimore une
Sbio Gifrntabn, peI6s paifaerTs pOu iinb mad
brm @rfen IN billigereu Nreifen be-
f5rhert, ais iresub cine Giisnbabn rsu Rsw
gprf unb philadelphia. t
Bd anfunft Der Damsff@ift nirb bas Dsprt
fur alIe IittaneeRelltsn aeiHlpfta, 70 bab bic
Ginmanherer Mot her @efahs ouseefret fub
pen 8eiTiefrn bfi&winbtIt 90 pereen, mas in
aneeru bafeupldstn Isiher 70 Oft hsr 8an H.
Dir mantn ned belsnters anf fuIsenks
fir beutIHe Reiltnbe besba&tuneewertt gcr'
,iiae aufmersscm reIte bic Rsiie NIT nnfern
G&iEen bietet. Die TcGasisre fnh riiter
Dfutf1en. lSnueu nd al,p NIT Seeeralann
ssrRSnhissn sbns Delmtti1ey % sebran4en.
limlisen aus einem edit In has aneIre, tris
BET intireefen Raiitn fnbe ni3t fatt; bic
paEaaiere asten N 8rtraen ieaItid an Srre
bes Scsanhampftrs uub serIaaeu heuitltsn :rR
In BaIimpTe.-
~ 8estn nSbtrer aastanjt penht man
T@ an BE Gtnsral,asenisa.
81. Gc6nbmatber s. Co.,
SO s eab San Ctr, Baltimore, NP
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CONSRESSIONaL.
Conclusion OF Yesterday. proc..s
SENATF-krsar nur ro,,o-,

ShNA1E-Afteg our report closed
Inc superNls1ss bill was considered Mr. Raw
ara explained that the object CT the bill was NOT
10 allect the powers or these Officers I'm any yay
pNl 10 provide far the regula .lon OF the tenure
OF Their oi1csS. MI. Conkling contended that
the Dill was Intended 10 nul iify the laws guar
ahieelng freo elections. snd placed them az tho
9nordled ooaest or a political majority Messrs
thurman ana Mcdonald supported The bill and
MI. lioar 81 "A others opposed Il.
During q running debate Mr. HAMPTON san
~ was E-Sat mistake a suppose that where
tIete was ooloTed prepon5eranee there was a
IepIpncia majority. There were tens OF thou
sdnuS OF color1d voters 81 his state who were as
eaiht 81 democrats as he was and he believed he
coulu g Ito his state md be elected by oolored
nolts a.ole MeSsrS. ',onkling ana Teller hay-
my ihtlASied that the Senators on the demo-
cIaoc slue had studously avoided debate this
SESSION on important questions. Mr. Voorhees,
anu o-1ers repealed he intimation with warmth
MT tcRkllng defended his consistency on the
lnancia question from an attack made by MIR.
voorhees,. - '''
Al Go p. m, 3a motion or Mr. Rayard ina
Sehste ADJOURNED. that Senator stating tnat he
hoped 10 have vote taken on the bill TO-DAY.
HOT SE.-Auer our report closai-
The paragraph ia the sundry civil bill an,,rO-
Irhing sluc. 800 for the suitable accomnloia-
lloh Tor The storage OF coin WAS stricken out
Alter d!spos.ng OF ~ or the = paragraphs OF
lhe Oil The committee rose and the HO,iSe at
i;St p m, look recess til $50.
the evening session was Seyoted 10 The con-
slcerauoa OF the steamboat bill.
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lHE GOVERNMENT SALE AT HARPER's FERRY -
The advertised sale OF the valuable government
property at Harpers Ferry, Va. yesterday drew
together but small number OF persons. The
only gofefnmen representatives present We're
SoIftor RayLet OF the Treasury, and his Chief
eli rk, Webster ElmS A special TO the Baltimore
Su" says w. E. Anderson, auctioneer al o'clock
p. M. offered lot No. l, comprising the water
mower entire OF the Potomac river as held b,s
The Tnite, states, embracing the site OF The OH
armory buildings =, nusSet iactcry, ard all thar
strip OF land and blum bor,.Cc..inr on Ile Soto-
mac river, the half-completed dam, canal LOCK-
numeS, three turbine and four cast-lrun water
WneeiS. with gearing, shafts. &C., altogether
comprising one OF the beSt-water powers In tie
country. The first and only biq was $40 OO9
solicitor Rayner then stated that although the
act or Congress imposed no limit he could NOT
thlnk or making sale OF so valuable properly at
50 great sacrifice without consulting Secretary
sherman, and would, therefore for the present.
withdraw IL. The water-power on the Shenan-
doah river, embracing the site OF the rifle fac
tory, was not offered. The perpetual right TO
cut aid remove wood from a tract OF l. Sg5 acres
OF mountain land on the south side OF the She
nahdoah river, opposite the town, was sold for
5000. -Four improved lots were sold at prices
ranging from $500 TO $3.50. But small portion
or the vacant lots included Ia the catalogue
were sold, and they at prices ranging from S TO
SEQ, according 10 locality. Had the Water-power
property been disposed OF TO responsible parties
these lots would have sold at greatly enhanced
prices
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
ETVHOS E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF 52s THIRTEENTH ST.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated the tenth -
Lber No. 695, folio 33S, ct sea-, one Of tn. 4.1
the request Of the party secured thereby. win sell
at public auction, in front OF the premises,
on sA;TITIdRDAY. THE 22D DAY o.. OF M Ma.
ing-described real estate in the city Of Washing-
part Of lot numbered twenty;three l2s). in square
being contained within the metes and bounds fol
lowing: Beginning for the same at the southeastern
corner of said lot and thence running north along
the line of Thirteenth street west twentynin (29
feet and nine 90 inches; thence west to the western
line of said lot thence south along the said
line to the southwestern of said lot, and
thence east to the said street and the place of begin
ming, improved by three-story brick House.
Terms of sale prescribed by said deed Of trust:
The amount of Indebtedness secured by the deed
unpaid to wit a. 500 with interest at ten per cent
per apnum, from 10th of July, 1879. and the ex
pense of sale in cash. and the balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months, for which the notes of the
purchaser bearing interest from the day Of sale and
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold
shall be.taken. deposit of $3.50 shall be required
of the purchaser at the time Of sale, and ali convey
ancin9 ehall be at the expense of the purchaser.
eE- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on
account Of the rain, until WEDNESDAY,, MAY THE
26TE, A. d. 1880, at same hour and place.
my24-d&ds THGS. E. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9th and n afraafc mort,

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
~ 9Th and d streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
DIN1NG-ROOM AND PARLOR FURNITURE:
BRUSSELS AND 3-PLY CARPETS: FINE
HAIR MATTRESSES: FEATHERS &C &c
BEING ENTIRE EFFECTS CONTAINED IN
LARGE DWELLING, No. 514 THIRTEENTH
SSInREET; BETWEEN AND F STREETS
By virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded@
IN Llber 937, fso 81, ct seq, one of the land Va
records for Washington CITY, in the District of {xa
Golumbla, will sell at public auction on FRI III
DAY MORNING, MAY 18th. commencing at 10
O'CLOCK, all the Furniture contained in the above
Dwelling, and mentioned in Schedule A. attached
20 ea1d trust, and partly named as fellows:
Walnut ParlOr Suite, in Plush,
Hal Furniture Rack, Chairs &c.
Dining room Extension Table,
Buffet. Arm Chairs, Walnut Linen Press,
Ch1na and Glass, and all the Walnut Chamber Sets
With Wardrobea, Brussels, 3-Ply and Ingram
Carpets. and other Furniture contained In IL
rooms. 40
Fine Hair Mattresses Lace Curtains and Cornices
Toilet Ware; Oilcloths and Carpets on halls over the
Laundry and Kitchen Effects. Stoves, &c.
Ile above Furniture is of Philadelphia make
good styles, and in excellent condition.
brussels Carpets, one OF 100 yards, new others
IN rst- order, to which attention Of buyers ia
No postponement on account of weather.
BENJAMIN F. STEIGER Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. my22 ST
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TIkE, No. So FIRST STREET, GEORGE
TOWN, BETWEEN MARKET AND Ere D.
By virtue of a deed OF trust, dated 1Oth@
March, 1880, and duly recorded in Liber 932, VI
folio III, one Of the land records of the Dis, ke1
trict OF Columbia, the undersigned will offer n
at public sale, on FRIDAY, THE 2Sra DAY OF MAY
street, GEORGETOWN, all the Household Furniture
therein Contained consisting of Refrigerator,
turkish Sofa, Marble-top Sideboard, Dining
Table, Brussels Carpet, one Latrobe Stove, Our
tains and Shades, one handsome Piano, Solid wal
nut Etegere. Marble-top Tables Fancy Chairs
Walnut Chamber Set Velvet Rug Brussels, Hall
and Stair Carpet, lot of Window Shades Cottage
Set Of Chamber Furniture, Cooking Stove and
utensils, and many other articles. HN
Terms OF sale: Cash before delivery.
my25-3t h. p. JACKSON, Trustee
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RAILROADS.
CCn THE GREAT 1COA
l CCO PENNSYLNANIA ROUTE Il OoU

TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails.
srenr Sc fF FfTy faS NAY st. Equipment g5
TRAINS Leave WAsHTNGTON, from Depot,
corner OF Sixth and streets as follows:
I1ttsburg and the West. 90 NJ, with Parlor Car
M dy with Fs1r Gar t to Ptsb9ri and
Sleeping Cars from Pittsburg to Cincinnati St
Louis and Chcaso; TAO I'm. daily, with Pal
BALTTMoEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Gan AND ~, a- R9csester Buffalo Niagara
ffs Cas- % ay 1e ssa with
For New York and the East. 900 am 100 AID
rress Of Pullman Parlor Cars. $50 daily,
For Brookiyr, N u. all through trains connect at
jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex, af-
fordiDg direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
On SUNDAY. $50 and as pG M anu Lim III ed ed
For Bcie s s dss6 esesPt So sn 70
and $50 80, : 20 40 $50, 40 and 945 pm:
For Hopes Creek Line. GAO a. M and 40 pm.
For ANNAPOLIS, 6 40 a m and 40 p m. daily ex-
ceIt Sunday
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDFR1CKsBUe G RAIL
TON RAILROAD @>-'O y"
For Ale9andr,s. :. 7:2o. 9, IL m A go. 20, 25
anu ~ 90 P-la- On sunday at Z, 9 and IL
For Richmond and the South, : a. NJ daily, and
Trains leave ALI 2antria for Washington, 6. s. 10
an; IL so. 8. 5. and :O5 p m, and II mid.
H.nt- on sunday at 8 and 10 q. NJ, and ;05
Tickets. information, sleeping and pa Tor car ac
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylyania
northeast corner 9th and Pennsylvania avenue, and
Ing OF baggage to destination from hotels and resi-
Gences. '-
L P. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
N. General
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucti,neers.

BY virtue Of deed OF trust, recorded in 80
Llber 1873, at folio II, one of the land records ~
OF me u District Of Columbia, and of an order a.
inmbls, IL Equity Cause No. 1851 (Redgeway vs.
smMh2 the undersigned will offer for sale, at public
THE 9TH Day OF JUNE, 1880 AT 6 O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the real estate in said deed Of trust described to
hundred and fiftyeight (258) in the recorded plat
of UDiontown, D. G.
Terms of sale: 5000 cash, the balance in month
~ installments of ten $50 dollars each bearing
interest a. at 10 per cent per annum until paid.
sale and all conveyancing at purchasers cost Ten
days given to comply with terms of sale and the
trustee then reserves the right to resell at risk of
defaultlDg purchaser, after Ave days advertise
nlent. WOODBURY. WHEELER Trustee
my26-d $50 AZ street
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THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route ana Short Line To m.
North, NorthWsst, West,
and Southwest.

LIE Great D0UBLE TRA0K.
and southWest.
10 k' shse I fEaRHTasy w MsE fsS fsS att 80
eons a-n--Baitimore. Ellicort City and Way Sta
e:e0s.m.-fBaltimore Express.
nOnt strssb6S. SAnn.p4hs and way pied
ick and way, va ReIay.5 nAsefs'o"n' frede-
s;19 q m--pont Of Rocks and way stations
amSeW YORK. sip phadePhs B5g1os and
pPSSII .91eE Express Parlor car to New York and
-: Goa nn.-.on Sunday only-BaItimore. Ann.po-
30 30 ams-tst: Louis. Chic.so Columbus and
It Point OF Rocks for Frederick and stations east Of
RSa daily Glaiton to 81 san ID Gg.
da 1do except Saturday.
eoIs' Coles Beitsyille. Laurel. Annapolis juno
2d0 p m--Baltimore. Annapolis. Elnoott CITY
I:s5 --tBaltmore and Laurel Express
40 p m--tOD Sunday only Baltimore aud Wsy
W p m--New York. Philadelphia and Boston
80 pm Baltimore and way stations. win.
chester Freciei ick Hagerstown and way Via Relay
Express Fredercs va ResW ns s and La15ei
sn 81 W EScE gs,ss. Hagsr
TO Point Of Rocks and Way Stations only.
40 pm baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
$40 pm tChicaso and Columbus Express
5l5 p Philadelphia and Baltimore Express
stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
. O5 p m--POint of Rocks and Way Stations
I'd x Es6 st EaGEEI II.
$3.50 p. m:-tst- Louis Cincinnati ana pittsburu
E1preee lf1ttsbuIg, except Sunday SieeDiny
cars 70 st. Louis AID Pittsbury 'Ae
rs;So ?. m--tBaltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel
luis p m.-tNEW YORK, PHILADEIPHJa
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS Seenn11
SsI 70 New York and special sleeping 70 Phs,
italy. tsunday only. Other trains daily. excsp,
An trains stop at Relay Station.
TOT iqrtner information apply at the Baltimore
and ONO Ticket Offices Washington Stst,on and
W. Oily and Corner l4th and Pennsyivania avenua.
Ene5e orders VIII be taken for Baggase 10 ID
enecke anc received at any point ia the CITY
N CLEMENTS, Master of Transportation.
y. q. COLI, General Ticket A9anr
GEO 8. EOONTZ, General Aaent
= n Lohp. General Passenger Agent. oayl7
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NEW YORH-ROTT VI,

The frst-Cass steamers Of this line ia MSTEk-
DAM" '.ROTTEkDAM," ''SCHIEDAM, ''W.
A.sCHOLTEN," 'P CALAND," and MAS"
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TNHoMAs BOWLING, AuctOneer'
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN

By virtue of the last will and testament of -
Thomas s. Jones, deceased, duly recorded AMI
1863, the undersigned vii! offer at public sale on
THURSDAY, the 27TH Day OF MAY, 1850, at the
hour of O'CLOCK NJ, ali that part OF Lot num-
Der IL. situated on Prospect street. in Georgetown,
d. c., fronting 16 feet Prospect street, and
tending back sam width 120 feet, with the two
story Frame Dwelling upon the same, now occupied
by Mr.. DeOZell.
Also all that piece Of ground situated at the
southwest corner of LIST and Potomac sts., fronting
twenty feet on LIST street. and extending southerly
with Potomac street eighty five feet with the three
story Building upon the same, now occupied by Mr..
TullN
Teffns of sale One third of the purchase money
in case, the residue in and two years, the pur
chaser giving his notes bearing interest from the
secure deferred payments. All conveyancng ct
the cost Of the purchaser. deposit Of $50 re-
of sale are not comp with at the end of five days
from the day of sale. the undersigned will resell
the property at the risk aud cost of the defautng
purchaser. P.JACKSON,
my17-10t Executor.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON l STREET NORTH, BE-
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH-
TENTH ETREETS WEST.

lRUSIEES SALE Ot VALUABLE IMPROVED
RE WFFI On sEkEEr SSSBTH d BE
TENTH STREETS WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust to me- dated -
March II. A. D. 1877. and duly recorded in fsmf4
Llber No. S47, folio l59. ct seq one OF theA"A
land records for the District of Columbia, and at
the request OF the parties secured thereby, will
cell at public auction in front OF the premises.
MONDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1880, AT S
O'CLOCK NJ, the following described real estate
situate in the city of ashington, District of Co
lumbia, to wit; Parts of LOIS numbered sixteen
16), eighteen Qs) and nineteen u9). in Square
numbered one hundred and twenty seven 12T1
Beginning for the same at a point in the line of
north street 'Xty-seven tG7) feet esht o. inches
east of the northwest corner of said square and
thence south to the line OF the alley in rear of
said lot 49, thence northwesterly along the line
ct said alley to the dividing line between lots lS and
10 thence north along said lioe to the line of
lot IL twebty t20) feet; thence south to southern
line of said lot l6 twenty COO feet thence
% foot and four a. inches thence north ten 90
feet; thence west three g. feet themes north to the
parts Of said lots is and Is being the west Six IS
feet front on street of said lot 10, and the east
twenty-fCur (24) feet four a. inches front said
street of lot 49, by the depth thereof together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms: The Indebtedness secured by said deed
OF trust and expenses of sale, IN cash, and balance
in twelve and eighteen months for which the notes
of the purchaser, with interest at per cent. per
annum from date of sale and secured by deed of
trust on property, will be taken. deposit OF Si5O
at purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in
days otherwise the Trustee the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de
faulting purchaser after giving five days notice of
such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
my2G-eod&ds JOHN COUaHLIN. Trustee.