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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
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estly in tho cause of good government!
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In order to accomplish the greatest good,
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
HYMENE.1L.

! MARRIED-On the 18th inst, by the Rev.
, w. B T. kin, NIX JOHN q FEASTER to MISS
SALLlE =. LILES. daughter OF the late Col.
/ " IL. $ iylcS. AL OF Fnl II I'D.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

WHAT GRANT THINKS ABOUT IT.
Apropos of the talk about third
term of Grant is the following
"straw," which fell from Grants
lips the night before he last left
Washington. according to the tes>
timony of an old Grant man, who
related the conversation to your
correspondent to-day: 81 met
Grant on Fifteenth street, opposite
the Treasury said my informant,
''shook hands with him, babe him
bon voyage, and said: Now Gen
eral, just leave tho country, stav
away three years, and ssvhen YOU
come back VIC will all take of our
coats, nominate AMI elect YOU
Whereupon, saith the dcponent,
Grant removed his cigar and re-
sponded F.: "Well. stranger things
than that have happened. "--.Bostou
Post.
How He CARRIED THE Bill
TuRoUaH.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Boston .1otuuol
says that, as one representative was
leaving the National Capitol after
the close of the recent session,
pension agent who halls from his
district came up to him and said ::
"Well, General, you didn't get nv
bill through ?" Your bill, SIR =
asked the General. eyes, my bill
for granting pensions to the heirs
of those who were called out bv
General Strong" "Oh J.! exclaimed
the General. eyes, T remember
Yes; why, I carried that bill
through both Houses without any
trouble" you didl I didn't SEQ
anything abont it in the news
papers" "My dear Sir," eaid the
General. in his most tragic tones.
~ carried your bill through both
Houses IN my pocket. At the noxt
session, Sir, when there will he less
excitement, / shall have it passed
Goodbye. I will see you again,
Sir, in Decemberl' -.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
New York General Market.

NEw YoRK. April O. IsIs
Orleans Gse sales 2ss bales consodated nee rVs re-
sSpis; mS EsPGrssIbTe b Snnn g5sS, Pa sS to
Flour lnel and IN Instances b ioc lower with lit
ssaS ss SaPSr Il a and %pe sSIs S% ,HS 3
40: common TO good extra Western and state, $50
white wheat Western extra S SsG 5g fancy do, 81 Is
g7 IS; common TO good extra Ohio, S5 Oi@675; com
nss"S PRIME y & & es's%i o double M
extra, A%gs o. closing QUIET. Southern flour more
tN5 49, good to choice do = sJgI7b Rye Hour quiet
~ W@t ~ lor superhne Sts,e Torn meal quiet yel-
SraudywIne, ,S iosSiS "'''""'"' v I'~' '''
Wheat gulei, without decided change.
Rye dull At TSg7sc for State and IOgT3c for Western
parley, quiet and steady; No. J. is1i6bsOc Barley
Corn opened shade easier and closed more steady,
With fair eSHort and home;trade demend at tlaSic
No j. SI Sc or low mixed 5iSSiSc' for steamer amer
for round yellow and Soc yellow and wise South
Sc si ai sssyy b. ns Gss' sc g. Ct Is F F
sis@si.c for No Chicago IN store and afoat S5p 10
sc for mixed State and asc for or white S do dHc ''
Hay yI h5m d at aaS oSaESIS z. Sn for Shipping
sessc FOR Eastern and Western, aud 6dDlOc ior New
Cohes- Rio dull and nomlnay unchanged at I4dVl7c,
gold for S SesTs1ss; % and itglssc gold for lo6loIs
r 70 sos refining and 3c fSr pTime MascoSaGS M;S lSt
fsi8T 5-iBc; Manila, I've. Refined lower at o. &C
ssrsa % aSa ss sfusSeS ~ for pow
, Molasss. steady with 2 light l26bins inquiry.
Petroleum quise Crude, 6Isc; refined Ike; united
! S6It6Dl S'..
TallOw steady at T-i86D7So.
ROsin firm at u V0dl 6j for strained.
Turpentine steady At sic tor spirits
Eggs steady at 100 l0ic for Slate and Pennsylvania
and iOQ ~ &c for freeh Western.
Potatoesd dull Peerless, tll 2S; Early Rose S 25Qp
175; PeHchblows, 81 2GIl 81; sweets, sag2 2S
ProvslOns-pOrk dull and lower mess, sIOGDIO eA
Beef quiet. Beef hams steady with a light demand.
fieTce beef quiet. Cut nlrats-Western quiet; dry
salted shouldersiSc; nidles steady at for West
ern long clear and c for short clear long and short
clear 5gc. Lard lower; prime steam, % IS. But
ter unchanged at ia lOc Tor old Western l22ic for do
StAe and loeg@c Tor new Cheese steady at GO l2Isc
for common To prime.
lnseed quiet
Whisky steady at o. O0Is@IW
freshla 10 Liverpool firm. Cotton, per sail, l58td
per steam, I'D. Wheat, per steam, sd.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
baltimore .Genarai Market.

BALTIMORE, April 0. Is7s
Cotton held hrmer. but quiet Mlddling nominal ,
lefGioSc.
Flour quiet and held steady. Howard street and
Western superiine Nd 81; do. extra, q 755 50 do
Amy, G 7seo I5 Cliy Mills superhne, u 2stI75 do.
extra IS gsGg5 rs; do. Rlo brands, tST5; Pntapsco
fhmiiy, u 70.
wheat-Southern firm; Western drll and &c lower.
Southern red, 2bgrl 81 do, umOer, q y; Pennsyl-
yania red xsisi ~; No awinter red Western. spot
CorI-southern steady; Western dull and weak,
with S@ &c decline. Southern white, 52Gb52ssc do
May, sc; June, 63A(e5iac.
Oats dull and lower. Southern. S3dD30c; Western
white. sSgSic; do Mixed Slgs2ci Pennsylvania, $50
s5c.
Rye duh and nominal ut 6,Cd9Sc.
Hay quiet and steady. Prime Maryland and Penn.
sylvHnla, slSaIL
Provisions dull and heavy, but unchanged. Butter
hruHe ana very hrn, but not quoiably higher.
Petroleum dull and easy. Refined nOminally Ike
Coffee u shade hrmer, but quiet Rio Gargoos, lao
Ec.
Sugar strong and active at 0ktdeJSc
Whisky dull at 81 W.
Receps-Flour, 300 bbls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
lsl.G0 bu. ~
Shipments Wheat 900 bui corn, Il7.oOo bu.
. Frelghs to Liverpool quiet Cotton per steam 0 cd
hour. q ID grain, V.d.
National Republican., 1878-04-10

At u reading tournament in Chicago ro-
Gently. where Murdock ,Nanderhotf, and others
read, the palm was borne OH by Miss Jessie
Conthoui, n young girl OF sixteen ycars of age.
Charlotte Cushman's mantle is believed to have
fallen upon her
The Unity Club gives its closing entertain
mcnt for the season upon Friday evening Of
this week III the lrcture.rOom of tho Cungre-
gational Church, upon which occasion General
William Birncy will repeat, by request, his
admirable lecture on Industrial Art Eduea-
finn
National Republican., 1878-04-10
FIFTY BABIES,
CoEcelt.

There is scarcely anything in this cooper
ative world more contemplate than the con-
ceit which rests merely upon social position tho
conccit of those who imagine that thus they
are divorced from the clay Of common men
of those who shrink with holy horror from tho
idea Of work, MS something which degrades by
its very contact, and yet who, very likely, owe
their present position to some not remote an
cestor. who, recognizing his call TO work, lived
more honestly In the world than they do and
was not ashamed of soiled thumbs. one of tho
meanest traits in human nature il for people
to DO ashamed of the honest labor from which
| they draw their income, and which gorifed
their ancestors more with their solcd aprons
and black gowns than themselves with their
gay ribbons and flash jewelry. 1t might be
tine thing to be like the lilies of the field, mors
gloriously clothed than Solomon. and doing
moth ing, if we were only liiis~ Advantageous
position should be u more emphatic call -
work aud while those who hold tho advan
tage may not be compelled to manual drudg-
cry they should recognize the fact that manual
drudgery may be performed in the sanie spirit
as that which chaactcrizes their own work,
and therefore that it 1t is equally honorable.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
De Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE'R SALE OF A THREESTORY BRICK
DWELLING, WITH BACK BuILDISG.O ON THE
WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET EAST. be
TWEEN ID AND 4 SOUTH
by virtue OF deed of trust dated September 30
1876 and recorded In Liber Sl folio 3g7 Of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia and at tho request
of the party secured, will sell ut public auction In
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
APRIL A. ID. 1875, nj ESO o'clsk n part Of lot one
u), In square hundred and nlnetythrer (TDIJ,
In the city Of Washington In said District, beginning
for the same ~ feet from the southeast Of sa
square. fronting Fourth street east thence north
% feet, thence west 70 e thence south - feet, thence
west 20 feet TO beginning, together with the Improve
ments above stated.
Terms Of sale! one.third cash; balance In six and
twelve months with per cent. interest until paid.
cured by deed Of trust on the property, or all cash at
option OF purchaScr. one hundred and hlty dollars
deposit Mt limo Of sale. Terms Ia be fully met within
hve days or the trustee may resell, on Ave days nd
vertis,nent In the Evening Star at risk of purchaser
ANDREW II. DUNALI. Trustee.
]. T. G0LDWELI, Salesman. apt tWfMSdJ.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
l2Y DowNMAN & GREEN. Auctlonccsr.
- AZ Seventh street northwes

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SITUATE on SECOND STREET WEST. NE
TWEEN PENNSyLvANIA AVENUE AND Il
STREET NORTH, No. I2t.
BY virtue Of eed Of trust TO u.s. dated August 8,
lsi3 aud duly recorded In Iiber III folio ii OF the
land records OF tho District Of Columbia anl by the
request 0f the party secured thereby viii sell In
front OF the premises at public auction on FRIDAY,
the 2ith day OF April A. u. ISIS, at iO o'clock y M,
lot No. fvOne (5ll. In a. n. Shepherds sub division
OF square live hundred and scveniyhvo (Sj), Ms the
same Is recorded III the surveyors oce In the city OF
Washington, libcr II. D. g., folio iuS improved by a
thIeestory. Mansard roo, brick dwelling house.
Terms OF s1e-Thc amount unpaid secured by this
deed OF rlls together with the expenses OF sale. ii
cash: the balance in twelve months, secured by note
Of purchaser and deed OF trust tho premises; con
veyaucng at purchasers cost. If the terms are not
complied with In ten days the trustees reserve the
right to resell At the cost Of purchaser In default amer
five days advertisement In the National Republican
HALiEr kiiBoURN, Trustees.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
whcr. Are tho wicked Dnrled |,

Tell me, gray-haiTed sexton, = / said,
"Where IN this field are the wicked folk laids
have wandered the quiet old grave yard thro',
And studiedthe epltaphs. old and new;
But on monument obellsk, pillar, and stone
read Of no evil that men have done"
The old sexton stood by grave new ly made
With his hand On his chin his hand on his spasie:
knew by Iho CLEAN Ofhis eloquent eye
His heart was instruCting his lips to reply.
Who Is to Judge when the soul takes iu aightf
VINO Is TO Judge twixt the wrong and the right Z
Which OF Us IoOrtsls shall dare ~ say
That our peigbbOr was wicked who died today Z
In our journey through life the farther we spced
The better we learn that humGnily's need
Is chnritys spirit that prompts u. to End
Rather virtue than vice ii the lives Of our kind.
Therefore good deed. we record OH these stones
The evil men do, let II die with their bones
have lnbored as sexton this many n year,
But never have buried a bad man hero
National Republican., 1878-04-10

s>vuw Is the TINE TO SELL" LADIES
~ Gents and Chidrsn's Cast on wsaTnEAp.
paTeI boots Shoes sc. at extraordinary high cash
prices nj "JUsTHs Old stand" No, 6ls ID street
Lshasd Lo ekl+u
National Republican., 1878-04-10
COMFORTS.

EELIX DESFOssES FRENCH DAELkY
II VIENNA ROLLS SPECIALITY,
Established ls59,)
IS IkARs OF INCREASING SUCCEsA.
FELIX DESfOSSE,
he well-known and only real french bAk In
ton has removed to No Ol2 II street, between Tyeh-
tleth and IwentyhTs strcets P0nnsy lYania
nue., whore, In house expressly built for the purpose
he has greater facilities than before for the m4puhc
ture Of the best French and American Bread. French
Bread specially Liberal terms offered 10 hotels
n, B-fTench Bread IL recommended for persons
Of delicate health, especially for those suffering om
dyspepsR beware OF lnlllatIOna Uteif
National Republican., 1878-04-10
II II. WARNER, Rcal-E Estate Auctioneer.
DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses of WASH
ington.

The Principal Business Houses of WASH
ington.
The fol'oriEq Is published for the benefit Of 7rdr-
cling SdIesmen, Strangers, and the public gensr-
aHy-it includes all trades aud professions, and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest to all rhO intend
trdnsdctilg business in Washington.
AUCTIoNEERs.
Duncanson Bro-., Ninth aud sts.
Wash. II. Williams, ID, cor. Tenth strest
BOOKsELLERs AND STATIONERs
shiIngion, Pa avenue and FOuf-and-a-hai street
Vim. Ballanyne 4s Seventh street. ~
L N. Whitaker Vernon Row Pn ave and Tenth ST.
BAKERa
Fell, Desiosses .2pi2 II street
CLOTHING
L & Justh. eis d street.
DENTIsTs.
Dr. C. Desiontrevills; No; , ~: :, northwes.
Coushlin's Temple Drug Store, and Ninth streets
Entwisle. Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Mrs. 8. T. Fuller. Art school. isis street II. W.
Mt. Mt; Hnr,ovss Bar, ioss L isM s,rssS Stree,
Georgetown College. Georgetown, d. O
FSri senlasry, 81 Finn street northwssi ..
sys ss hT.pi, Music. Sosg1 ssen'A and 'r''
school Of Music. io7 Eighth siresr ,.,,,..,
btuhlch Acnuemy, j. 4. thulnelu lbS sUceL
Musical Conservatory o. B. Buiard. AZ Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter 628 K street northwest
HOTELS.
St James Hotel, corner sixth and PennsyvaniA ave
Riggs House, corner Fifteenth and q streetA
Metropolitan, Penna ave. and Sixth street
Ebbitt House. Fourteenth and F streets
wormley's, II and Fifteenth streeta
Norton House, w and "a street
fremont House.
HATTERs.
r. II. StInenetz InyT Jennsylyanla ayenua
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. IS High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILoRS.
Elseman Brothers. corner Seventh and strestA
4. Shks Il Co., Seventh street
ID. Robinson & Co., so0 Pennsylvania ayenua
PIANOS
Sanders 4 Stnyman. Ponna ave. and Twelfth street
PHOTo-LlTHOGRAPHER.
Norris Peters, Photo tolilhographer No IS Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
r. II. Warner. .0i6 = street northwest
John Sherman, st. Cloud Building.
Fitch & Fox. Frecdman's bank building. 100 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney Co.. tT Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-04-10

AUCTIek sALEs--ssturs Days,
r t. coLDwELL Beal.Esa,e Auo,Ioncer. (

r t. CoLDwELL Beal.Es,ate Auctioncer.
TaUsTEEs SALE. HOUSE AND LOT, SITUATE
MEsT. IL I'D ---0- -,'-L-- ; 4. = r. I
by virtue Of decd Of trust daied Januarye 0, 1870
recorded In Lber No u.s. folio iGs one of the land
reogjs for the District Of Columbia. we will sell at
public aution ~ front Of the promises. TIL RS
BAY, APR1Lis 1873, at t5O orlofk y, M. the follow
Ing real s.iAte, situate in the city Of washington, y
o. vizi The north twenty-five tZ,) feet eight tsl
inches OF lot ten (lOl square numbered five hundred
and hny-eght (SSs together with the improvements,
&C. ..".
Terms: One-fourth cash balance In six, twelve.
and eighteen months. with interest nt seven per cent
per from day OF sale secured by decd OF trust
upon property sold, or all cash, at option OF the
purchaser deposit OF siUO will be required at time
Of sale. All conyeyhncng Rt purchasers cost. IL the
terms u sle ara not complied with IN seven days
the trustees the right to resell at defhultnx
purchasers riSs, after tive lays advertisement.
AhhfNARb HhhfSi Il INV Il. kWsARsEn Trustees
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Women as Convict, and J,iIor..

Massachusetts, has lately tried the expert
mcnt OF prison for female offenders managed
by officials of their own sex. IL Is located in
the town Of Sherborn. and is full TO overflow
ing, having 355 convicts Of all ages, from six
teen to seventy.hve years. More tnan half
are foreign born aud large number Of tho
others nro of foreign parentage. They are re-
ceivcd on entering by the matron in n room
decorated with flowers Here the regulations
Of the institution are explained to them, and
the advantages which will follow good con-
duct are set forth. They are kept constantly
employed, the housowork In It's various
branches being performed by details of the
women. Others aro employed IN ma king lack
cts, and others still In knitting by machinery
Those who cannot read or right are taught .
Few hours daily. Religious services are held
Oh sunday, and singing school occupies two
evenings Of each week. There Ia u nursery
containing
FIFTY BABIES
OF whom fourteen were born within the prison
walls, and will be kept there until they are q
year aud half old, unless their mothers are
sooner released. Everything has thus far gone
on successfully, and much good has been ef-
iected IN the enlightenment and apparent rcfor-
nation OF most imbruted women. A writer in
the Boston Herald, to whose accounts we are
indebted for our facts, referring to the observ-
anee of last Christmas, says: "True to their
instincts, many Of these prisoners had do
clared that II their furniture ouly included
looking glass, II it measured but one inch
across the face, they should be delighted. Tho
Christmas-troe was thick with little circular
king. glasses In metal setting, and If you
ever visit this institution just look upon the
little table of any of the upstairs cells and you
will be sure to how carefully they arc
treasured"
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Georgetown Cattle Market

Georgetown Cattle Market.
gEongETowS, Apr, o, 1878
Oherns.-iaO head or beeEcattlc, i.oOj sheep and
lams and 2s COWS aud calves.
ssles-ll2 head OF beetCatle Mt 1905 50 per gross
owt and 7OD head OF sheep ttpt d per head. Cows
and calves brought ssSa 81 each. Market duIl.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
"Mittie W." writes us as follows.

Mlttle W. writes US as follows:
DEAR MADAME: May hope that you will
be so kind us TO give me through tho Cor
ncr" information for which | shall be very
thankful When sending Mss. 10 an editor
need II he accompanied by more than the card
| OF the writer Should 1t be addressed to "Edi-
tOrial Department ?" In what form, il but q
! few sheets, should 1t be senty Very respect
| fully" etc.
We are glad of this opportunity to present a
few simple rules which, ii observed by all
wuuld.be authors, would lessen tho burdens Of
many an editor and greatly facilitate the BUSH
ness of type.setting, besides making your
manuscript more acceptable; whereas good
matter is sometimes rejected in consequence
Ui their n.Ohservance.
In all cases the Mss. should be accompanied
by the full name and address OF the writer, not
necessarily for publication but as II guarantee
ol good faith.
1t hOuld be addressed oil the envelope TO
the department for which 1t Is designed,
whether to the business office, editorial or
other special department.
Never roll the manuscript but fold Us few
times us possible.
Write only upon one side Of the paper.
Use black ink, not lead. pencil, aud write in
SO plain hand that overy word will bo legiblo
to the printer.
Take special care TO make distinct every
figure in numbers and every letter in proper
names.
Begin every paragraph half AN inch farther
from tho margin than the lines that follow in
the same paragraph.
Never begin paragraph near the bottom vi
u page, but commence OH another sheet.
Punctuate your Mss a. it ought to he printed,
and leave half an inch space after every
period.
II you want word or sentence printed in
italics underscOre it with one line IL IN SMALL
CAPITALS, with two lines If ia CAplTAIS
with three lines.
Never depend upon editor or printer to cor
rect your Mss.
If your article covers more than ono sheet
be sure and number the pages iu their order.
Repeat the title of your article or book ut
the Top of each page on the same line with tho
number of the page. II the title Is long re-
peat only the first two or three words.
you write more than one chapter, put q
tape through the aporturss and tie each chap
ter separately.
Irpoosbls neither roll nor fold your MSS,
but use long, narrow sheets that will lt into
large envelopes.
Any private communication to the editor
should he on a sheet by itself
At the close Of your article never fail to
write the word end" or signify tho fnis by
some mark
Above all, never write unless you have somo-
thing to say.
Many oi these directions seem so simple
that even child should understand them
without being told but could you see the con-
tents Of our desk with Its hopeless medlay
and muddle Of communications you would
think. tnat tho entire population Of the Dis.
trct oI Colunbia-not TO mention outside
baIbaTians' by the sCOre-had simultaneously
dropped into poetry" Ike the iIlustriOus
SiaS Wegg, and most OF these rules are en-
tirely ignored.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
COMMERCE..
Gsortetown Grain Market.

- GE0nonTows. April o. IsTs
Wheat-The market for wheat Ia active and firm for
prime and choice Piles Receipts light, with sales
~ sdsl " for prime 10 choice.
. .Corn-Recelpp light aud wanted for local consump-
tOl at 52lpSlc,
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Try BOWMAN & GREEN. Auctonecrs,
~ Jl2 Seventh street northwest.

RY DowNAiAN & GREEN, Auctionecrs,
II Ji2 Seventh street northwest.
TRrNTEEs SALE or .IMpnovEp PROPERTY
SITUATE ON .SFtOND STREET WESr. DE
TWEEN PENNsYL YLvANLi AVENUE AND d
STREET NOLrH, No. ITO.
by virtue Of u deed of trust 10 us, dated August g.
1915 and recorded in iber ~, fnoit of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia, aud by tho 70
quest of the parties secured thereby Will sell In
front Of the promises Mt public auction on FRIDAY,
the 2Gth day OF April A. ~ 1873 ut i:30 O'Clock
lot ATTY Cj9) In A. r. shephens subdivision ofsquare
No. Ave hupdrei and seveniy.live tli5 as the same
Il recorded In the surveyors oce In the city OF wasl
ingtOn, ber n. ID. e., folio l0s improved by three
story, Mansari roof brick dweing.housc.
Terms OF snie.-The amount unpaid secured by this
deed OF trust, together with the eNpens Of sale, IN
cash; the balauce In twelve months Securd by mole
Of purchaser and deed OF trust The premises; con.
yeyancing Mt purchasers cost. II the terms not
complied with IN ten days, the trustee, reserve the
days advertisement in the National Republican
1ALLET KlLBOURN, T,,.,o,s
arc cots A. Z. DRADfE i''''
National Republican., 1878-04-10
FOR SALE.
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.

u L..BLACKFORD,
ADJUSrER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
makes speciality of The adjust ment and collection of
life and fire insurance policies prepares proof takes
drpUsitons and gives thorough aud accurate iniuTma
tion concerning lapsed Iolicies, pad.up policies,
sgnmcnts, cash values, Sc. Apply AT INSURANCE
ROOMS OF 4. NJ lIANSOS and Ii. l.. BLACK FORD,
5lg seventh street northwest mhltu
WIN. II. MAIN & CO.. REAL ESTATE AND
w Claim Agents, rs Pennsylvania avenue north
city and country property for sale eScharK
BOuses lots and farms In All parts OF the city and
country ensy terms Loans negotiated houses
rented and rents collected aud returns made prompt
w. Large tracts of Southern land to exchange Tor
Northern property Collections of all claims promptly
attended
Sale OF land . specially. delt ly
r AMBLER SMITH.
Os AWorney.At law,
1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVINUE NORTHWEST
special attention given 70 claims against tie GOV.
srpm epL octlT ly
National Republican., 1878-04-10
WOMAN'S CORNER.
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