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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-03-20
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that IN the Probate
~ Court OF Belmont county, Ohio. the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministratof OF the estate Of Nelson Mallory,
decd, late OF said county.
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate will
present them duly authenticated for settle.
msnL LEE EVANS.
2-T, 'T9-St. Administrator.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-03-20
Legal Notice.
Elizabeth A. Lose, plaintiff,

OURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF BELMONT
COUNTY. OHIO.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-03-20

DrsrnUr COURT convenes here on April Sth.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-03-20

THTesDAY. MAR. 90. 1879.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-03-20

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF BELMONT
COUNTY, OHIO, Spencer Gregg, admins
traitor, with will annexed of John H. Price
deceased, laintiff,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-03-20

Mr.. Jack Kelley, of Bellaire, was in town
National Republican., 1879-04-30
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE April %, 1870
Cotton dull. Mlldling, l1isc.
Flour very strong Howard-strcet and Western
superine, SJG3; 20; do extra siGti5O do imlly $l7J
al so; tIty Mills supcrtnC, s3G3 80; do extra, $40
20; do Rio brnnds 20 5)aj 49, Patap5co family 81 %
Wheat-Southern firm. Western firm. Southern
red ~ 1901 II; do amber 81 IiGl IS; No Pennsyl.
vana red, Il Il; No2 Western winter red. spot and
AprilSl lla@l1I4; May, q il7a@l lns; June 81 ti,l
@lllk.
Corn-Southern firm, Western steady. Southern
white illpi6c; do yellow, i2@i2s,c; Western mixed
spot and April. 42jS@i24o: May i2t4c June. i2Hc;
steamer iOAc.
Oats irm ard in demand. Southern, saa37c: West.
Gern white, S59%c; do mixed, S2g3lc; Pennsylvania.
Rye quiet at 5sdlGOc.
Hay firm aud unchanged. Maryland and Pcnusyl.
vnra prime to choice SI21rli.
Provisions firm and unchanged. Mess pork 40 50
@l076 Bulk meRtS-LooSp shoulders 3Ao clenr.rib
sides, iAC packed, Iiic aud SIC. Bncon.Shonlders,
iAc; clear-rib sides, &c. HAMS Oi4MO14c Lard, re.
fined IN tierces, 74c. Butter duh and weak; prime 20
choice Western packed. l5Gl7c; roll, l3al5c. Esgs
Petroleum dull. Crude without quotations. refined.
sac
Coffee dull. Rio cargoos lO6lGc.
sugar steady SOtt, s0lS'ac.
Whisky duh aud nominal at 81 O7d O7l:.
Freights TO Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton,
3-l0d; -four, 2s 3d grain. 64@0sd.
ReCcpt5-Flour, I,li7 bbls wheat, 72,i0O bu: corn
l3I,340bu; oats, l07OO bu; rye. 800 bu
Shipmnnts-Wheat 400 bu; corn, 1880 bu.
National Republican., 1879-04-30
HOUsE or REpREsE sENT1TYrEs.

When the House met this morning the desk Of
the late Rush Clark, Of Iowa, was tastefully drapcd
In morning and adorned with handsome basket
OF flowers
Tho Chaplain in his prayer frclingly alluded to
the dead Representative, and invoked Gods COM
passion upon the afflicted widow and tho fathericss
children.
Prior to the reading of the Journal message In
writing, supposed TO be veto message on the army
appropriation bill, was received from the Presi.
dent.
The journal having been read,
Mr.. PRICE rose and announced to the House the
death of his colleague, Rush Clark. lie stated that
after consultation with the other members of the
Iowa delegation and with the family of the de-
ceased, 1t had been determined TO dispense with
the customary funeral ceremonies. He then of.
fered the usual resolutions, which were unani.
mously adopted.
In accordance herewith the Speaker appointed
Messrs; Price, Reagan, Hatch, Neal, Henderson,
Dunncll and Cook as committee on the part of
the House TO accompany tho remains Of the dc.
ceased to his home and the House. as q mark of
respect, at 1915, adjourned,
National Republican., 1879-04-30
FORTY.SlXTH CONGRESS.
A Brief Session in Either Branch
Yesterday.
Tho Veto Message Presented at the Open
ing of the Session of the House-Bills
Introduced In the sonate-A Minor
Appropriation Bin Discussed
Hon. Rush ClariS's
Death Announced.
SENfTE.

TUESDAY, April 90 1870
Tho following named bills were introduced and
referred:
By Mr.. wKYTE. To establish professorshp of
modern languages and drawing at the Naval Acad-
emy on permanent footing.
by Mr.. VANCE: Providing that the persons sem
fenced to Imprisonment by United States courts
shall be confined In the penitentares within tho
States where they were tried and convicted.
BY Mr.. ROLLINS: To abolish the Office Of water
register and transfer the control of water supplies
to the chief engineer OF the Washington aqueduct.
By Mr.. PLUMB: To provide for the better procc.
ton of quartermastcr stores.
On motion Of Mr.. WALLACE, the Senate proceeded
70 tho consideration OF the House bill to provide
for certain expenses of the present session of Con-
gress and for other purposes
As amended by the Senate II approprinlcs about
$4,000 for the Senate, and $4,000 for the House. to
meet certain expenses incurred during the current
fiscal year in the employment. CT clerks hnd other
persons In ih tWo !!5Tsts Respectively and $1,000
'3.5upply deficiencies In tho appropriations for
mints and assay Offices for the current fiscal year.
: Mr.. PLUMB offered MI amendment npproprntng
for the Senate $4,000 and for the House 100000 to
pay mileage for the present extra session.
Mr. WALLACE raised the point that the amend
ment was not in order, for the reason that II was
forbidden by the twcny.seventh rule and beside
1t did not come from committee, nor was II csti-
mated for by any Department. Under the presentlaw
mileage was paid only for the regular sessions of
Congress, and this amendment proposed in effect
to amend the statute and appropriate sl36,OOO.
The subject was debated until one o'clock; but
before the question was taken on the point of order
message was received from the House nnnounc.
ing tho death of the Hon. Rush Clark, of Iowa.
Mr.. ALLISON offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Reso,rcd, That the Senate agree TO the resolution
or the House providing for the appointment OF n
joint committee to supcrntcnd the funeral and cs-
Cort the remains of the deceased to his late rest
dence, and that the committee be appointed by the
President pro tC,n. of the Senate"
WhorGupor the Chair appointed Messrs. Kirk
wood, Platt, and Hereford.
of Hvn nt,,,,t
further mark of respect, that the Senate adjourn
and this was agreed to unanimously.
National Republican., 1879-04-30

Supreme Court OF the Distrlct-Iovey IS Dole
peal bond filed Bacon VS.. Getticr; Judgment be-
VS.. Mcdonald e. White; motion to increase APP
low affirmed. Trlmblc VS.. Irwin; decree establish
ing liens in favor Of John Trlmble and b. U. Key
ser and ordering sale of lot 49, square 1Ol Sullivan
Circuit Court-Justice Cox.-Clark, Perry e. Hol.
man VS.. Barry lirothersi Judgment by default lie.
mont VS.. W. u G. X. II. Co.. on trial.
Probate Court-Justicc Wylic-Last will and tes.
lament of August Volbrecht filed. In re estate of
George shoemaker, citation returned and cause
continued. In re Wilhelmina Walter, guardian
annual rental value of orphans real etsae returned
by guardian In re Turner Tory guardian; the
guardian qualified and gave bond, In re will OF
Mary G. Miller: petition of Frederick Steinle for
letters tcstamentary and removing guardian under
Iu re Felix Dokler; petition Of Michael Hona
for letters of guardianship. In re estate Ornam
Mccoy; Hiram G. Alleman appointed admins
traitor; bond, 500.
The following accounts were offered and passed.
In re estate Patrick Dowd administrators first
and final account. In re George Matlingly, guar
diam first general and individual account of guar.
dian. In re estate William A. Turton; first and
final account Of administrator and administratriX,
In re estate NJ. A. b. Magrudcr; petition of G. T.
and Sarah i. i. Magruder for letters testamentary
Adjourned to Friday next
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court of the Distrlct-No 80, Washing.
ton Market Company VS.. Lcese No. 67, Barwood's
ham VS.. Easily; No 81, Barscys estate tat; e No. 20,
Howard VS.. Kelly; No. IS, Edwards VS.. Hickman
No 80, Mcpherson VS.. Ackcr; No. 81, French VS.
Plant: No. 3S, MCDANIEL VS.. Wright.
Circuit Court-Justice CoX.-No. 1G7, Yarmouth
VS. West; No. 32S, Shehan VS.. Reilly No, 25s oppen,
heimer VS., Maryman; No. go Brewster 4 Co. VS.
Nandcrp vs. Hall ct al; No 300, Hall & Hume VS.
DaXter; No. 2S7, Ladinsus, VS.. Fraser; No.
3ll, Cragin etal VS.. Dwyer; No. 3l5, Cragin ct al
vs. Smith; No. 3lG, Dean VS.. Mutual Life Insurance
Companyi No. 32l, Burbridge VS.. Hall ct
al; No. 500 Courtney VS. Price; No. 326, Shoemaker
u Herzog vs. Hollidayi No. 327, Cumpston vs. Kcl.
ly; No. $50, Archer vs.. Pratt; No. 333 Daley VS..
Trunnell No. 1886, Draper VS.. Alexander; No 337,
Walker VS. DAILY; No. 33S, Richards VS.. Robinson
No 330 Bonnell vs. Better No, $40, Hutchinson VS..
Alexander; No. 3ll, Weincr rs. Riggs; No. 3li
Hoover VS.. Handel ct al
Equity Court-Justice MacArhur.--No. 52 Nc.
Carty VS.. MCCarty No. 81, Pepper VS.. Shepherd
No G7, Jackson VS.: Davis; No. 20, National Metro,
politan Bank vs. Johnson; No: 70@, Hilton vs.. Gil
mOre No. 70A Harding VS.. Mullins; No. H. Ma
tional Capital Insurance Company VS.. Russell: No
49, Lear VS.. Danaher; No. "a, Miller VS.. Hopkins
No, n, tanner VS.. BARLEY.
National Republican., 1879-04-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MdTYERS.
New York Money Market.


NEw YoRK. April 90 $50.
Tue exports OF domestic produce from New York for
the week ending this date were s8gOjoO3, against
sG9l1'iD Tor the corresponding week last year.
Money was easy oil day at 38i
Foreign exchange was quiet anu steady at $50 for
long and f57ia6D4s7X for demand.
Government bonds were firm
State bonds were duh.
Railroad bonds were generally hrm G G & &c
bonds were the features advancing sharply on Judge
Harlans decision. The Improvement however, was
not fully maintained, the firsts after rising to ~
against 0sya at the closing yesterday rencting 10 6s
faying to TO- aud recedng TO COS and the seconds,
aler rising TO 80 against 2A yesterday dropping 10
~ Erie consolidated gold 20 were hrmer aud ro5o
rom lO0 to 1906, do consolidated seconds fell of 10
"a ana funded 5s to 77A, with subsequent frac.
uohM Improvement, Winona and 81 Peters nrsts
iei OH rom 1905 to 1905 and recovered 1861. New
Jersey Central hrsts rose TO liG do consolidated as.
sehIed iell OIL from s7E to s7js, while do adjustment
advanced lrom 1917 to ioa Kansas paclaa lne..-ag
DIVISION. with coupon certi1csies) sold up 10 llO do
transit receipts to III, and Burlington Cedar Rnnids
md Northern ilrss to 77b. Albany and Susuuehanna
iirsls advnnced por cent TO liis. Toledo and Wa
bash consolidated oonvertb bles from 78I, to7ili
The stock market was fairly active hut som me,yhat
Irregular The greatest advance was In Kansas Pa
Wabash was conspicuously activr, ndyancimr floni
va 70 5is and reacting to 3ls. 81 Louis Kansas civ
Tic Snd from % 70 " Sn T bc @ S 10 r
eloslng at lth and ~ respectively. The rest Of Tho
shares were strong and advanced AjfIai on the day
\ ne coal shares were somewhat weak AMI closed alta
qulet on small huctuGtons The transactions aggre-
Eee Nare ISi01 shnres Of which 100 were Ere 1000
Nortilwestern, llOOO were 81 Paul, $500 were Della
sey Central, l.OD were Michigan Central 500 were
Union Pacific 1900 were Hannibal aud ii Joseph 600
9,OO were st Ionis, Kansas city and Northern, 900
were y Louis and san Francisco.
Ine IOIlOWing were the closing prices.
National Republican., 1879-04-30
GEoRG ETOUN NEVIS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

The following resolution was adopted at meet.
ing Of citizens of Georgetown at the Merchants
lon of this meeting the best place for free bridge
across the Potomac River is at the Three Sisters
Second, that should the District Commissioners
think another site preferable to it. we will accept
thankfully free bridge at any point selected pro-
Fidcd 1t is not east of the Aqueduct Bridge"
Charles Varncll, about twelve years of age, fell
Overheard at the foot of Market street yesterday
afternoon and was rescued from drowning By d
youth named John Hnrting.
National Republican., 1879-04-30
AUCTION SALES.


TINRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
= ON THESntfTi SIDE OF G STREET NORTH.
STREETS.
by virtue of deed of trust, dated March 10, 1879
recorded In Llber No. 675 folio o. of the land records
OF the District Of Columbia and at the request OF tho
party secured thereby Will sell at public auction, In
mont OF the promises, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
May, 1879, at o'clock u. m, the following described
real estate situate IN the city of Washington, District
OF columbia, viz; Tho east thirteen feet front OF lot
numbered twenty (20), OF Kellys subdivision Of sub.
division of part of square numbered five hundred and
seveniyour 900, being part of lot, Improved by u
twOstOry brick house.
Terms Of sae: Onc-third in cash (of which $50 must
DO paid nj sne) the deferred payments be paid In
sk, twcve aud eighteen months with interest at tho
rnte OF per cent. per annum until paid and secured
Dy uHed oi trust and Insurance, to the satisfaction of
me trustee Terms to be iully complied with within
SIX uhyS amer the day OF sale otherwise the trustee
reserves tho right TO RESELL aer one weeks notice at
Tie risk and cost OF the first purchaser All convey
ancing at the purchasers cost.
ap}tdGds Wlf II. WARD, Trustee.
National Republican., 1879-04-30
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

ArrIved-Boats Ruby, w Moore, A Greonlcss J
Webster, w II McNIosteys b, @ + Mayer, star No o.
4 HRzen. New Era, ID Jacques, Mabel, Alice, II
Kraps, scalley, II Fannon, N Sanford, L W Riley.
and While snyder
Clcare1-Borts w Moore 4 Greenless, star No o,
w Foley WeyendOerner, Mayer, B, ID Jacques, !
Il Ray, NJ Scalloy, NJ sanford, New Era. n 5 Dixon,
II FAnROn, ] Lynn, Il Hnzen, Mabel, Alice. Il w
Ienberger y Mmvnny, W " Ben, and AmerlcAn FIag.
National Republican., 1879-04-30
1875!
GREAT

mo r,,r ,PIENNSYLyANIA ,IJ R2UTE i,r,,u,rs.,
sr1rsRB R2yshE ThHGA EfF EANf EQUIP
rp r,s IN EFFEST II X pEGfEMBER @ i9 dsIS
ner of Sixth and streets, as ioows
For Plttsburg and the West, 1910 a m. daily, with
PsSrs PR2 Car TO to Ps6g and sGsS ceTI S@
BHErTTMoRE AND Ss5 PoToMHc po;i' RAILRo1p.
and the North at 7i0 D. m. daily. except Saturday,
with Palace Cars to Cannndaignn For Williams
port Lock Haven. and Watkins, at 1910 a. IN.
For New York and the EAST 1880 and 1915 p, daily
with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 H. III. daily, except
For Brooklyn New York, nil through trains connect
Mt Jersey City with boat3 OF "Brooklyn Annex"
nfiording direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
Ing double ferriage and journey across New York
For Philadelphia, 1880 $500 and 1918 p daily. Lin
ited Express $50 u, NJ. daily, except sunday.
For baltimore 4 s:35 D3O a. M. and 4:21 p. daily
except Sunday 1910 H. n' l;SO $3.50 7;io ana lO'l'
For Pope's Creek Line 7 q. m. and 42O p. IN. daily,
For Annapolis a. m. and 12o p. M daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
For Aiexandria O. 7i5 s. TO- II a. m, and lis, g. 400
., Cos :. and 1889 p IN. on Sunday H. m'' i;l'
For Richmond and the South, $50 a. and $40 p, NJ
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6;i5 7i5,s
o. TO- ii n m. and l. g. 4:2O, 5, G.l5, 7, and u p. m
on sunday at and 10 H. m. and O:l5 p: m.
commodations can be procured at the onoes-nor,h.
eHst corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner 9fsiSth street and Pennsyl
len for the checking OF baggage 10 destinations nom
''' IT, r. FARM fGR, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1879-04-30

r,..... TO TAKE EFFECT
A yokR kilvf Sif&BFGPnrA Mf.GlHf2H AND nos
RSn RSitnoS. ExPmEss i hllcoit CITY on sundays to
nspo JUNCTION $ Jgs gssp a ssS manSyer n0naG aad Elk Elk
o,o Ridge; b5S', ;, Breakfast at Relay. ~, ,,,.,..
Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way via
7:io-tBA ARTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS:
s;lOZPoint Of Rocks, Piedmont Strasburg, win.
s.ao chester R91gerslown, md Mey stations osro>,
AND BALTIMORE EXPREsS, Parior Car to
Now York and Philadelphia, stops at Annapolis
'T f9uIs I9TEsYEEtF GHREGAso rts9 co
erick, Hngrrstowu, and Valley Branch, except
Sunday. Through arto staunion, Pullman cars
9Ooa,,loh Sunday ouly-Baltlmorc, Annapolis, and
1000 BALTIMORE EXPRESS, Stops at Blaacns-
burg, College. Bellsyille. Laurel, Annapolis juno
~ lion Jossuos. and Hanover
l9omNEW YORK, PniLADiiLPuIX AND B05-
,.,, TON On EXpLEss stops At Laurel. ,,,..,-
BLApENsnuRo, AND LAU.
REL E%PRESS Frederick via Relay. stops mt
4o5-fPolnt Of Rocks Frederick, Hage! stown, Win.
OF Rocks and Way stations only.
S NSErSk 9ga %h s'%GP' %SP BAL
ears direct to b3nt ut Canton, stops at Bladens'
burg ana Laurel.
G5o-f fBailimorc and Way Stations
731-fCHlCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to Chicago
sl0t-BhLTIMORE EXPRESS.
yOO-POint of Rocks and Way stations
9t0--tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
AND PI1TSBURG EXPIRES. Pittsburg, ex.
Cept sunday. Pullman Cars
l0l5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BAL
TlhfORE EXPRESS sleeping car 70 New York
.I md special sleeping car to Phiiadeipnia ,,,,
cept sunday. All trains stop at Relay station,
For further information apply at ticket offices at
depot, corner New Jersey avenue and street COL,
COS, Bl9, and li3j Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, and Masonic Temple, High street.
Georgetown, where tickets can be procured and or
ders Will be taken for baggage to bo checked and ro
ceived NJ any point in the city . ,,....,,,,.,
l.. NJ. COLE, w. NJ CLEMENTS,
National Republican., 1879-04-30
PROPOSALS. FQ. aArroNs.

Il O~-AA' N-@ hhllONo'
QUARrERMAsrEp's OFFICE
U. s. MARINE CoRPs
WASHINGTON, April 2j 1871
Sealed proposals. In duplicate win be received ut
this office until ~ o'clock noon of TUESDAY, the
10th day of June next for furnishing rations to the
United States Marines, Mt one or more OF the follow.
ing stations, from list July 1879 to 30th June 1850
Portsmouth. New Hampshire.
ChnrleStown, Massachusetts,.
brooklyn. New York
League Island near philadclphia, Pa.
Washington, District of Columbia.
Gosport near Norfolk, Virginia.
Annapolis, Maryland.
Mare Island, California.
Specifications, with blank proposals, can be OBJ
taincd upon application at any of the stations
named, or at the offices of the QuartermnStcr Wash
ington,, D. G., and Assistant Quartermasters 22G
street, New York
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals for Ra-
hons" and addressed to the underispGd; 8 ES c,,
APPS Major and Quartermaster
OFFICE Of BIJkDIXG FOR STATE, WAR
corS9T seySn1Ss5'h ysnTSS b apd "a stTesi'
Proposals for delivering at the site Of the building
the following building materials viii 6e received at
this office unti i2m OF May 1879. and opened I'M
2SS Snbic yards 0rs or lsss} Of Broken Broken Stone
900 cubic yards (more or less, OF Of sand
Zoo barrels tmore or less) of Natural Hydraulic
!SsSoSo@9 Smore Or r. lessl best Red Brick.
oilce upon application; .,,.s,e,. ,.-.,-,.
applet Lieutenant Colonel Corps of Engineers.
CONSTRUCTION OF FIREPRooF BUILDING
~ FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM.
sMGrnsoNTAN INSTITUTION,
,,.onice of the Secretary,
,,-.,....,,, ,WAsnINGToN, p. G., April q, $50.
on Monday, the lh day Of May 1870 for furnishing
II SnnpltiCnIipnS DRAWINGS al M
National Republican., 1879-04-30
RIVER And CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

ARRIVED.
Emery's wharf Schooner Artic Gcrwool Ste.
phens, Philadelphia, with coal 10 Samuel Emery
Rley's wharves-SchoOnors Ann Turner Marshall
Norfolk. with lumber for w w Mccullough aud shin.
giles to 4 w Smith; Union Belle, Johnson Chesapeake
Bay, with oysters to market.
CLEARED.
Rilcys wharvoS-Seamer Peter COOner, Mckay,
Georgetown to finish dischaTging cargo
JohnsOn'S wharVes-SChOOnerC Cora smith, Wllliams,
down the river, light.
National Republican., 1879-04-30
r 4. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioncer.
Os SOC L street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO UNFINISHED
TMIiRi!hEsSSToRY ~ n! BRICK DWEf.LISGs ON TILE
RlfTwEEN X AND l. STREETS NORTifWEST'
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated oetober :? "A. ID.
1875, duly recorded in lber No sgl folio lD ct Sel
one OF the land records for the District of Columbia,
ana at the written request OF the holder of the note
secured thereby shall soil at public auction, front
otho promises, ON FRlDAY.Ntay %, ls7g at o'clock
r. M, the following described real estate situate In
the cty oil Washington d. G.. TO wit Part OtOt mum.
bered nine , In square numbered fifteen (5), Begin
nng Tor The same at the southwest OF said lot
ana running thence north the east line of Twenty
SIKH street thiry-thrce D feet thence east eighty
eight (S5) feet thence south thlrtythrec (3 ent aud
thence west eghtyeght 1881 feet to the place of be-
ginning, together with the Improvements &c, sub.
Ject to deed OF trust for II 800 with interest ut per
cent from september 1873 recorded in Lber S96, TO-
lilo 2i1, of said land records.
Terms Onethird cash, nnd the balance In six
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent. per annum secured by de,d of trust on the
property sold all cash Mt option Of the purchaser
one hundred dollars deposit required ut the time OF
sale and all cOnveyancng and recording at pur-
chaSct's cost. HARRY C.. CIIltISTNTAN
np.0 2aWtcds Trustee
National Republican., 1879-04-30

Arrived-Schnoners + II odeon Crowell. Boston. 70
load coal Charles Sampson Gaige, Boston, TO load
coal.
| Cleared-Schooners Wheeler, Godfrey, Boston,
with 100 tons COAL Earl Mason, Nckerson. Proyi-
dence with aUO tons coal
National Republican., 1879-04-30
II T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctionccr
Cs sO6 street northwest

Os 500 + street northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UEIAt
PROVED PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE
or X STREET BETWEEN TWENTY. FIRST
AND TWENTY-SECOND STREETS NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue ofn decree passed by the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, in equity cause i1l the
9th day OF April. 1879, wherein James w. Owens
complainant and ). $ Smoot o. al. were defendants,
viii sell at public auction, in front of the premises,
on SATURDAY., the Inlh day of May; A. y, 1879, at
5oclock p M, the following described real estate,
situated y tho city of Washington, District Of Column
bia. to wit:
Part Of lot seven "a, IN square seventy-,hree t73)
beginning for said part of lot ut the southeast corner
thereof and running thence west twrnysiN (2) feet
thence north one hundred and iOrtysiN (li) t ct and
eleven () Inches thence east twOnty-SN (26) feet:
thence south one hunde and tOrySN (ii6) feet ana
eleven ( inches to the point Ofbeginnlug; the
being the east twcntyslX (2i) feet front X street
north west, by the depth of said lot.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd OF the purchase money In
cash; the balance in six and twelve months. with In
tereSi at per cent per annum, for which notes, Sc
cured by deed of trust upon The property sold. must
bc given by the purchaser. ali cash, ut option of
purchaser. a deposit Of 900 Will be required of the
purchaser at tno OF sale.
II terms nre not complied with within five days af
ter sale the trustee the right TO resell the
property NJ the risk ana cost of deutlng purchaser
after five days advertisement
JAMES III. SMITH, Trustee,
$50 Eighth street northwest
do
National Republican., 1879-04-30

By canal-BOat Samuel JnrbOe, with $3.50 bushels
wheat aud lot Of baled lay to ] q d j NJ Waters;
boat Wheeler 4 Barron, with 100 bushels wheat and
gol bushels corn 10 Hartley & Bro; boat Seneca.
with 300 bushels corn, Gu bushels wheat and so barrels
flour TO Hartley * Bro and i2j bushels to IL NJ
tInlhnlI
National Republican., 1879-04-30
INTERIOR ADORNMEWTS.

1901 PESN. AVE. 1901 PENN AVE
A p. NI'EIROY
GLIDER MANUFACTURER OF PIER AND
MANTEL MIRRORS,
Gold and Walnut Frames of every description.
window CorniCes, &c. made TO oider.
OLD FRAMES REPAIRED AN REGILT,
Mirrors ard Pictures removed and re-hung, Pic
pre Hooks, Nails, Gold, Silver, and Copper Wires,
Mats, Velvet Frames, PaSse- PartOuts, &c
Picture Rod-Gilt, Walnut and Oak-put up ut the
shortest notice, and at reasonable rates.
Az all work is done on the premises, am prepared
to do the same at Is per cent less than any establish
ment this side of New York, and will guarantee sat
lsiacOn. Mirrors and Pictures care rlly packed,
packed, and hung by experienced wOrkmen.
Orders by mail promptly attended to-