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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-02-03
Jamestown General Produce.
Provision & Grocery Market.
Corrected Weekly by 4, LYON

No. wheat, 95 cts i3$1.00 per bushcl'
no. 3 80 r. % bu Oats As q SO bu
White Rose Flour $3.50 per barrel
-Four Ace Patent L" 1885, por barrel
Mess Pork $50 Dbl Bacon 12115 53 13 tb
Hams 1895 tb Dried Beef 1898 tb
Sugar 915c to 14c 1b Teas 30c to soc 1b
Coffee, best 25ctb Dried Apples 1219 ID
Dried Peaches 12151b Dried prunes y 4
Bl'kberries121H- -Zanter currants ~ y
Alden Evaporated Apples 251b.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
sVJNgTER RESORTS.

1.-TWO persons can obtain 1rstcluss country board
II and delightful accommodations In private fam
lily, eight minuteB walk from Vienna station. Ad-
dress BOX 20i. AlexR Va. je26-3tt
National Republican., 1880-06-28
RIR0INTA NEWS.
Tho first new wheat prime red, sold in
Fredericksburg last Tuesday at $l.20.

Tho first new wheat, prime red, sold in
Fredericksburg last Tuesday At $1.20.
John s. Wise of Richmond announces him
self democratic candidate for congress in
tho Richmond district
Miss Rena George, who was so severely
burned by the explosion Of q coal-ol can, at
Norfolk, died last Friday.
A Garfield and Arthur Richmond City Cam
pagn club has been organized in that city
with Henry L. Polouze chairman and Arthur
A. Splitter secretary,
A special election is TO be held in Amherst
county on Saturday, July 81, on the question
of county subscription to the Richmond &
Southwestern railway,
Judge sangster has appointed Mr.. William
Ayre, ST., and Mr.. Thomas NJ. Payne his dep
ty and Mr. W. ID. Wicoxin deputy land assess
ors for Fairfax county.
The United States steamer Dispatch with
two classes OF cadet engineers, arrived at the
Norfolk navy yard Friday. The cadets spent
nearly all day in the coppersmiths' shops and
were leotured by the foreman.
William II. English, the democratic nomi-
neo for vice-presdent, while in congress,
married daughter of Captain Jackson OF
Fauquier, one of the handsomest ladies that
ever graced the salons Of tho capital Of the
United States
National Republican., 1880-06-28
MARYLAND NEWS.

The Marlborough Gazette celebrated its
forty birthday in its last issue.
The population Of Chcstertown has increased
in the last ten years from 1 $40 TO 1880.
The laying Of the rails on the Georges Creek
& Cumberland railroad is rapidly progressing.
About one hundred newly arrived Italians
have been put to work on the Shenandoah
Valley railroad.
The contractor has commenced the building
of the water.stations on the line of the
Georges Creek & Cumberland railroad.
The Fntz wheat crop near Pcasantvillc,
Nd, has been badly injured by rust and not
more than II third or half crop will bo made.
John Armstrong of Hartford county fell from
a wheat reaper last Tuesday and had his leg
broken.
The drivers at the Ocean mno who struck
for an advance of two cents per day, hayo gone
to work at the old rate, after being idle two
days.
Martin Masters, aged sixty-nve, dropped
dead in field near Cavotou on Monday.
lie was binding wheat, and the heat and labor
ovcrcame him.
Thomas Carmine, a lad eleven years old,
went in bathing on Saturday at Deep Point,
near Easton, with several other boys, aud was
drowned. His body was recovered.
On Sunday morning a son of one of the
home and walked to Hagerstown, aud is now
earning his per diem as field hand.
Wilmer Hopkins, popular citizen Of Har-
ford county, when about to retire last Thurs
day night complained Of blindness, and in a
few minutes thereafter fell over and was dead.
The parties who had proposed erecting n
chair factory at Hagerstown have decided to
locate at Williamsport, on account of the
proximity Of the latter point to superior tim.
ber.
Fifty German immigrants who had been put
to work upon the Shenandoah railroad near
Hagerstown have abandoned their situations
after working two days, and want something
easier.
Tho Jesuit society have purchased q
property in Leonardstown, and intend erect
ing suitable buildings for n female academy,
which will he placed under the direction OF
the sisters of mercy or the sisters of Notre
Dame.
Mr. Samuel Jones, Of Somerset county, with
an ambition to ship the first peaches TO New
York, sent a crate thither last week. They
were not ripe, however, and he has received
word that such stock was usually seized by the
board of health
The Rev. Thomas Mccormick of Baltimore,
now in his nineteth year, has written Il letter
to the Montgomery county AduOcdtc, giving, as
a reminiscence of his boyhood, q description
of the ravages OF the army worm in Mont
gomery county about the year 1900.
A colored man employed in corn field in
what was formerly Bakers woods camp
grounds, turned up a gold ring. 1t was rccog-
nized rs ring belonging to Mrs. james Al
fred Pearce of Chestertown. She lost it six or
seven years ago, while at the camp, and the
finder received $40 as reward
National Republican., 1880-06-28

A LITTLE fellow turning over the leaves ofa
scrap-bOol came across the well-known pic
turc of some chickens Just ont Of thoir she'll.
He examined the picture cmoiully and thou,
with grave, sagaGous look, slowly remarked :
They came out COS they were afraid Of being
bOild.'
TIE pastors have not begun to take their
summer vacations, aud those of their Gocl,
who have gone into the country sit undor
strange mmislutious or sit At home, aud long
for tho time when "dear Mr.. l.. will come
down here aud read us one OF his delightful
sermons"
NEW YoRH's free baths aro already being
lihcTlly pltrouiIed. On sunday the bathcrs
at the eight baths aggregated about $4,000,
and there were other thousands that could
not be accommodated for want OF room. Phla-
drlphi,5s free baths are also proving blessing
to the poorer classes.
WHILE Dean Stanley was in Hartford, q
wcl.l,uown ccclcsustC sent y boy 10 his
room insluctmg him TO say, In answer to his
inquiry who was at the door "IhG boy, my
logdn But the hoy was overwhelmed with the
responsibility of his mission, and when he
heard % mild who's thCro? 2" lcplicd. "Iho
lord, my boy - Tablet.
ONE hour after an cold master" had
big rock, u COW came along licked IL of aud
| died before sundowu. When the simple
uumo OF medicine kills a COW, human beings
| want TO beware of stuff Itself A COW was
never killed by licking the name of a patent
| medicine in newspaper, aud no other kline
| can be recommended lNouistown Herald,
National Republican., 1880-06-28
BALTIMORE. Mn. juno

DAlIlMOhEt MU Juuc
Cotton dull Middlng ll7Sc.
Flour dull and in buyers favor
Whcat-Southern irregular but higher; western
higher and firm. Southern red, 81 lidl 10: DO.
amber, 81 1901 20; No. western winter red, Snot,
81 POS; June 81 2O4@l 20@; July. 81 091sml 09li;
August, 81 0G9k@l OG1@; September, 81 O6IA@l 06%.
Corn-Southern steady aud quiet; western dull
and easy Southern white 57c do. yellow, jlc:
western mxed,spot and June ,jOJ4;July yA93Sl149Ac;
steamer, 4I5Ec.
Oats dull aud unchanged,
Rye quiet; new, SIC.
Hay unchanged.
Provisions unchanged.
Butter weak. Prime to choice western packed,
l2Gl6c.
Eggs easier at 100
Petroleum unchanged,
Coffee firm. Rio carsoes, ordinary to prime,
l24ml5Ac.
Sugar quiet A soft, 94995sc.
Whisky unchanged.
Freights unchanged.
Receipts-Flour 81 bblS; wheat, 90, 600 bu; corn,
5S j24 bu; oats, 2,G00 bu; rye. none.
Shipmcnts-Wheat, 70,ga bu; corn 1853 1915 bu.
SaleS-Whcdt, 7SS 95S bu corn 5S ,S7I hi.
Virginia SKIES old, l5l1 do. deferred. G19: do.
consols, 6lls do. second series - . past due cou-
pons 9o new tenforties, 4S. North Carolina skies,
old, ~ bid tU-day.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
They Mixed Up Those Garments.

Mark Twain, in his new book called "Tramps
Abroad" tells how n party Of tourists got wet,
aud what they did when they came back to
the hotel 1--WE stripped aud went to bed,
and sent our clothes down to be baked; all the
horde of soaked tourists did the same The
chaos of clothing got mixed in tho kitchen,
and there were consequences. did not get
back tho same drawers | sent down, when our
things came up ut 6:l5; got pair on the new
plan. They were merely pair of long white
rufIl,d cuiled sleeves, hitchcd together at the
top with narrow band, and they did not come
down to my knees. They were pretty enough
but they made me feel like two people, and
disconnected at that Tho man must have
been an idiot to get himself up like that to
rough il in the Swiss mountains The shirt
they brought mo was shorter than tho draw.
ers and hadn't any sleeves TO it-at least IL
hadn't any more thau Mr.. Darwin would call
rudimculary sleeve; these had cdgiug around
thcm but the bosom was rdiculuusly plain.
The kilt silk uudershirt they brought me
was on new plan aud was really u sensible
thing; IL opened behind aud had pockets in it
TOR the shoulderbludcs; but they did not seem
to fit nc, so | found it q sort of uncomfortable
garment. They gave my bohtai coat TO somo.
body else, and sent me an ulser suitable for q
giraffe. | had TO tic my collar on because
there was no button on the foolish shirt which
| described Il little while ago"
National Republican., 1880-06-28
MISCELL4NEOUS.
Trade of Tripoli.

The consul of the United States at Tripoli
has furnished the department ofstate with u
report ofthe commerce of Tripoli for the quarter
ending March 81, 1850. During that period
the exports amounted in valuo to S377, 1871.
the imports to 1868, 1891. There were ST.
200 worth Of cotton goods imported, $19,6S6 of
wooden, S76,510 of cereals, $23, ,21l of oil, and
s., 1856 of petroleum. American -four IN small
quantities was received The wheat and
barley crops are unprecedented The COM
mercal transactions were somewhat derangcd
owing to the depreciation in metallic cur
rcnCV.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
TT N1TED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of eri fcias, issued out of the
Clerks Office OF the supreme court OF the District of
Columbia, and 10 me directed, Will sell nt public
sale Tor cash at the courthouse door o. said District
on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of July, 1870, at II o'clock
NJ, Rll the right, title, cialm and interest OF the de
fendant Adam c. Van Patten, In and TO the fol-
of lot II, in square No. T2o. having n front OF
&c feet IL inches on East Capitol street, run
southern line Of said lot located In the city
singular The improvements thereon, attached and
condemned to SATISFY execution No 2I55l, ~ law,
against Adam C. Van Patien; in iay9T Of Charles
Walter. FREDK DOUGLASS,
U. s. Marshal, ID. c.
JUNEH 1887 jelI-dts
National Republican., 1880-06-28
FREE ADVERTISING.
III q O H n F G f.
Advertisements unGer tho head OF

WAN1hD, ION lNINNii oNeL'
OF acceptable nature and not 10 exceed four lines
third page, are free TO all.
No Business Advertisements Inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
Eve cents per line for eoch insertion.
II answers fail to come the first time we invite
second third, or many repetitous necessary
to secure what you advertise for We wish the ad-
versers feel that they imposing on us, but
are doing favor by using free columns, as we
are determined TO make THE REPU UBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
Ibelr wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY arc not delivered through the
postonce. II Initials are used they should be directed
10 the care OF some person. firm or postonce box.
No free Advertisements taken after o'clock p. IN.
Advertisements can be lett ut Our Office, OF sent
through the mail 10
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
1880
TIIE GREAT
1880
1000 the GREAl' 1890
PENNsYLYANiA ROUTE
no THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
UOUHLE TRACK, FrEEL RAILS
sPLkNDIp sCENEKN, NA0NIFICENT EQUIP-

no THE N0WEH WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
AqunlE Ii!A,Gk tTliL RAIL- llS ,,,,.
sPLESDGD SCENERY 1AGNiFiCENr E9UlP
IN EEL ECl JUNE y, l5Sl
TRAINS LEAN H. MAShINGION from Depot cor
ner ofSiXth and streets ~ follows
For PitGburg Rud the Wast sOo u M, with Sloepiny
with sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg 70 CincIn-
nati, 81 Louis and,Chcag0 o. y y. IN dauy, with
baTifIM0RRANSD bTifI PtojroMAC RAILROAD.
For CanRndaigua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FAlls
SgOa. m daily, eHceni sunday AZ $50 p N. daily,
except saturday, with Palace Cars 70 Canaan
For Wiiiiainsport Loct Haven and Elmha, at 1910
For New Yolk and the East i ga M, .;JOana 1000 D.
Limited Express of Pullman PariOr Cara $50 a. m.
=, daily eAeegi suRday ,,, ,,,,,,.,,
NJ Jersey City with Gonta Ol "BrOUkiyn Annex"
Phordlng direct transfer 70 Fulton street AVOID
~ on sUndsy $50 pnd :oa 10, D, M ",' '.'' " ''
For iSS 8stmors AZ ' " 6s as 5 stSp' aH"S M. aaa
o, so 6;r, H3O and uNIp, IN. ON sunday,
So q, u., "a. o a. M. b; lO 'i30, ana lo' p N.
For Pope's Creek Line G;iu >. IN, aud so p H. dslly
Foy Anlspoln go a. M and 80 D. m, daily, except
ALRxASDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra. 4 7;'O o, II a. M i2l, '2o G2I,
and 1880 .. M. On Sunday, u ana Ia m Und )
For Richmond and the south, 100 u, m, daily, and
Traina leave Alexandria Tor Washington, G. $ 10 a.
m, 1850, 3, b, % ana % r. N, Nnd n m mdnBhL
on Sunday al aud 10 a. m. alt Elj p. ~,
Tickets, information, sieruing aud narlor-oar N''
commUdatOns can be procured at the uluCes-nurtlt
east corner Of th'tteenth street and Peunsylyauia
wanna avenue and at hc drpo., Where orders G,n De
leit Tor theeheckng OF hagsas 10 destination from
H. i. FARAil.It General Passenger Ageul
FRANK THOMSON, NcutrM Manager
National Republican., 1880-06-28
To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY -, ISsO, AT I'3O 2. NJ.


SUNDAY. MAY -, 1850, AT l'So p. M.
AN. Leave Washington.
S9-h9itmFTgrS Eiie9 y city and Way Stations
6:6i-Baltimore, Annapolis. and Way. piedmont
strashnrg, Winchester Hagerstown, Frederick
s:io-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations. -.
S;Sj.sIAUNroN AND Virginia SPRINGS EX'
eONEY Y9aSb PHILAnhbRk LIZ hsS BDsToM ST. y
eoO-.on sunday only-Baltlmore, Annapolis and
Gio--fsT LOUIS. CHICAGO. COLUMBUS AND
PITTS BURG EMPRESS. Connects ior Hagers,
stations @ east T. Of P fedmon Ss except sundsyJ Pull:
man ears TO Cnciunnttl and Louisville, daily;
lO:OO-BALTIMoRE EXPRESs. stops at Badens.
burg, College, Beitsyille Laurel, Annapolis juno
lion, Jessups ana HahoVer
i2lo-Belimore, Annap9llg EllIeet, Gity and Way
10; New Y0RKs PHILADELPHIA AND Bos
3:aO-Ballinlore and way stations. (Wnchester,
sBAITf6RE EBSafIfTSk fS Ty ASD 2u
REL EXPRESS. (frederick via Iielay.) stops
4s5@tPonq OF ROCKS, Fredsrlcs Hagcrstown Win
chester ana Wav stations ton Sunday TO Point
tGCtBattmHorq ARSrpot% % sGnd Wny ns s'atl2ns
a45efPHILADELPiiIS IsRiIE iiI AND BALTIMoRE EX-
PRESS. stops ut Bladensburg and LAUREL
G0i-Point OF Rocks aud Way stations
GMl-t Baltimore and Way SIaliqns ,,>,pr,res
s:sO-is'T LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PllTsRuRG EAfRkSS CfttsDurs except
SuuQAN,) -
SlpepIug cars TO -. Louis ana Pi;lsburg.
G5iaIBALliMQhE,B BLADENsBUit AND LAu-
REL ENpHf.SS. -
IO.J-fNEW YORK, PHILA DELpHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EMPRESS. Sleeping car 10
New York, and special sleeping car to Philadel'
phA
Sunday.
All trains stOpat Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices Washington station, and GJ3. Glg.
mud 1871 b.upgyIyaula avenue, conner Fourteenth
street where OrUs.s wiii be taken Tor Baggage 10 be
checked and received at any point M the city
W, NJ GLEN ENIS,
Master OF Transportation.
GEO >. kOONlZ General Agent.
1. NJ COLE, General Ticket AGENT
National Republican., 1880-06-28
AssLnNMrNrr rlR rn.nAY-

The young men who arc struggling for
fame and fortune and usefulness will support
Garfield.
WEST PoJNT will WELD her whole force for
Hancock, of whom she is justly proud, Every
school teacher in the land is proud Of Garfield,
and most of this class will support and vote
for him,
IN the contest between tho two standard.
bearers, Hancock may gain most support aud
votes from professional soldiers, OF whom no
is one of tho most dosovedly distinguished.
Gardcld-the noblest type Of the volunteer
soldiers Of the Uuion--wlll get most support
aud votes from am1rg the 100000 citizen
soldiers who have been honored by both his
military aud civil records.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
AND
CORD CLAMPS FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.
PosToFFICR DEPARTMENT,
w .rnrnar Ii u Innn II Iaan

WAsuISGToS, u. G., June H. 1880
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be re-
- ceived ut this Department until NOON, ON TIL II
nishpg, by contract PRINT ED WOODEN TAGS
like the samples Of this Department in such quanti
ties and at such times as may be required aud or
dered during ono ,ear from the Fifteenth dny Of
August 1885, Also, for furnishing IN like manner and
FASTENEuS, either like the SAMPLE Of this Depart
ment or like other samples which bidders may sub
NIT instead, improved devices better adapted TO
the purpose.
The proposals (the right 10 reject any or all of
which being rescrved) must he In accordance with
the specifications and forms, which Will he furnlshed
on application to tic Second Assistant Postmaster
General
The contracts which may be made will be In con-
formty to such specifications and the accepted pro-
posas ID. NJ. KEY,
jel7-lawGw Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
FOR SALE OR RENT.

! IGOR SALE OR RENT.-A beautifully situated
~ country home 40 of laud and plenty Of
| choice iruit. Inquire of IL DALEY, First Audi
| tors office, Treasury department ie2-6tt
National Republican., 1880-06-28
I United STATES MARsHAL's SALE

BY virtue Of a writ OF heri facia issued out Of the
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed. will sell at public
sale for cash at the CourhOuse door OF said District
on TUESDAY the 18th day of JULY, 1880, al ~
o'clock M all the right, tito, claim and interest OF
the defendant In aud to the following described prop
erty. TO wlt Lot No. In square No. S9l, commenc.
Ing for the same at the northwest corner OF said
square, and running thence with Water street l93
feet inches thence northeastery 81 feet inches;
thence east l33 feet to Ninth street vest thence along
said street north 40 feet ~ Inches TO South III street;
thence west with said 325 feet 10 the place oil
beginning, in the city OF Washington. said District
together with all and singular the improvements
thereon, aud all water privileges connected there
with, levied upon the property of Mary A. s. Kim
met. to satisfy execution No 2l77i at law, favor
OF Edward NJ. Burchard,
June ~, 1880 FREDK DOUGLASS,
le2i-dts u. S. MnrAhnl. ID. 9.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
AUCTION SAIFN.
Ni'rED sTArEs MARsu Ais sam

7 United STATES MARsHALs SALE.
BY virtue OF writ OF aeri facas issued ont OF the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia and 10 me directed, Will sell at public
sale for cash, at DowliDgs Auction Store corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street north
west on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of JULY, 1880, at
10 o'clock m all the right, title. claim and interest
ofhe defendant In nnd to the following described prop
n. Suite Sideboard. Soia, Chairs, Desk Washstnnd,
safe. Mattresses ETC. etc. seized aud levied upon as
the property OF Felix A. Saer TO satisfy execution
No. 2g,4l5, at law, in favor OF Elias Travers.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
United STATES Marshal
JuNu n tssn ipq tdts
National Republican., 1880-06-28
JuNEII. 1850.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE

by virtue of writ fieri iacas Issued out of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme court Of the District of
Columbia und TO me directed, | VIII sell at public
sale. for cash. at the courthouse door Of said strct,
on TUESDAY. the 9th dav OF July 1850, at l2 o'clock
m, all the right, title, clam ana interest OF the de
fendant In and 10 the following described property,
to wit: Lot 49, In block &c. In ThrekeId's addition TO
Georgetown ID. c. at the corner OF First and Lingnn
streets lying 40 ieet on st street and GO feet on
LinEan street, levied upon M the property of Patrick
O'DOnOghue, TO satisfy execution No. u 6G7 at law,
In favor OF Jane f. Brooke. -
FRED'K DOUGLASS
je14dts u g. Marshal
National Republican., 1880-06-28

A GOOD woman cook. one who thoroughly under.
IA stands pastry. Apply at l3i3 Penna ave je2S
A N American girl, to do the work for two In 9
IA family; reference required. Apply at 4S5 ! 81
National Republican., 1880-06-28
FOR SAAE-mOUsrs.

nN liberal terms, n iliroostOry basement Resi-.
- dence, with al modern improvements situated
on Eleventh II; within q minutes walk OF the Est
ears ina4lre ~ National Renubllcan Office, selptt
National Republican., 1880-06-28
PROPOSALS.
Amy on rHr UNIrEn srArns,

1
nBCRUIriNo SERVICE t22i II STREET,
WAsHINaToN, ID. c. June 20, 1880
ClEALED PROPOSALS, In triplicate, subject to the
- usual conditions will be received at this rendez-
Vous until ~ O'Clock noon the 30th instant for the
subsistence OF recruiting party and recruits OF tho
U. 3. Army In this city.
The government reserves the right 10 reject any or
oil proposalH
Blank forms of contract can be seen and full nfor-
nation received upon application at this rendezvous
LEON A. MATILE,
First Lieutenant Eleventh Infantry,
Ie2s-2t Recruiting officer.
nFF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, JUNE 22 1880.
SEALEn PROPOSALS will be received at tins
Office until noon on JULY I, for the erection Of the
south wing to the DgtrCt of Columbia workhouse,
the plans, specifications and Instructions for which
will be furnished on application to Inspector OF
buildings, room 80, Morrison Building, FOur-and-a'
half street.
The Commissioners reserve the right TO reject my
or all bids parts of bids A deposit OF $500 must
accompany each bid security that the bidder u
success ul viii enter into contract for the work with
good and sufficient bond within five days from date OF
award Of contract by order OF Commissioners.
WILLIAM TINDALL,
jc23 II Secretary
National Republican., 1880-06-28
STATES MARsnAHs SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF iicri faras issued out OF the
Clerks Once OF the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia and to me directed, will sell 1T public
sale. for cnsh. the Court House door Of said Dis
trict, on TUESDAY, the 9Th dav OF JULY, 1880 at
II o'clock m nil the right, title, claim and interest ol
property, u witt Lot No. l, in Block No, q, in the
Howard University subdivision OF tue farm of John
A. Smith. commonly known as Eningham Place, To-
Gated in the County OF Washington, District of Co
lumbia levied upon as the property Of Peoples
in favor ofsumuel C. pomeroy ct al, trustees, Barry
Farm. FREDK DOUGLASS,
u. s. Marshal, ID. G.
JUNE II, $780, je7-dts
National Republican., 1880-06-28
TO LETT,
THE NATIONALHOTE
WASHINGTON, D.


10
Sl.,I-LOCAlED summer rooms and board In
- city, fronting south Oh Capitol grounds; strc
cars pass the door; low rates. No 20 Bstne ieiG,2
National Republican., 1880-06-28

tally restored In either young Or old. All Malaria
POisUus and lingering diseases OF whatever name or
nature thoroughly aud permanently eradlenied nom
the system, For further discusses aud difficulties
which treat you must nuke pllCatiOu0t my office,
CONSULTATION FREE 70 Alb
Ofice and Residence No. 1890 q street northwest,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, near
Foundry NJ, E, church, and opposite Epiphany
church, Washington, ID, Z. iG2l-tf