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National Republican., 1879-01-22
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the unlteh states.

TUESDAY, Jan. u, 1879.
On motion Of Mr. a. a. Clark Walter l.. Clarl;son
esq. of New York city, was admitted to practice.
No l@. J. W. Grgsby ct ol., appellants, VS.. G. w.
Purcell Il Co. ct al; No. 9si. W. II. Thomas, appel
liant VS. c. W. Purcell 4 Co. ct al Motion to dis
miss argued. Merits postponed until tomorrow.
No. 1877. The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company,
plaintiff IN error, VS.. The State ofa Mississippi.
Argued by Mr.. w. W. MacFarland for plaintiff in
error, and by Mr.. Van II. Manning for defendant in
error.
No. 1873. Robert Tlllson & Co., appellants, vs. The
United states. Continued
No. 139. The South ana North Alabama Railroad
Company, plaintiff in error, VS.. The state Of Ala
bam0. Continued.
No. no. John Foster ct al, plaintiffs in error, vs..
Francis Mora. Submitted by Il. l.. Goold for plain
tiIs in error, and by Mr. John I. Doyle for defend
ant In error.
No. iil. Charles W. Kirkland, plaintiff in error,
vs.. Leonard l.. Hotchlliss. Passed.
No. li2. The Sioux City and 81. Paul Railroad
Company, plaintiff in error, vs. William H. Tread
way. Argued by Mr.. II. L. Paine for defendant in
error no counsel appearing for plaintiff in error.
No. li3 The United States, appellant, VS.. Evelina
Perot, wife, &c. Submitted by Mr.. SolicitOr.Gene-
raj Phillips for appellant and by Mr. +. ]. DurGnt
and G. w. Hornor for appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow, ut twelve o'clock.
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HoUsE or REPRIlS ENTITIES.

Immediately after the reading of the journal,
which occupied an hour Mr. POTTER called up for
action the resolution presented by him yesterday
directing the committee on the investigation OF
election frauds TO inquire into the clpher dis
patches" and approprQtng $4,000 TO defray the
expenses of such Inquiry lie yielded, howeyer
10 some preliminary matters, as follows:
Mr.. Cox, from the Committee on the Library 70.
ported back Senate bill to authorize the chancellor
OF the Smithsonian Institute to appoint an acting
secretary In certain eases, Passed
Mr., STEPHENS, from the Committee on Coinage.
introduced a bill 10 authorize the coinage o! the
gOod metric dollar five dollars, and fractions of a
dollar. Referred,
Mr. CAUSE, from the Committee on Public Lands
reported back senate amendment 10 the House b!li
substituting Fort Wayne military reservation In
Arkansas to entry COncurred in
The House then proceeded to the consideration
Of the cipherdspNtch resolution.
Mr. POTTER denied having left the hall on the
occasion of Mr.. COngers late speech TO avoid hear,
ing him, as was ntlmnted by that gentleman. The
gentleman or any other on the Republican side
had had the same opportunity TO move an inyesti-
CATION of the cipher dispatches, He hadnot sought
10 prevent On Investigation; the only wish he had
expressed was that IL an investigation was ordered
Il might be made by some other committee than
the one Of which he was chairman, When he In
roduCed his resolution at the last session for the
Investigation of certain matters IN Louisiana and
Florida he did il because he thought II Legitimate
matter for investigation and had refused to admit
an amendment OF Mr., lIale's to inquire into the
Oregon clphers because II was not within the PROV
luce Of Congress TO inquire into the individual
vent nor punish.
lie did not then suspect the dispatches which
have been published. Beyond the reasons assigned
there were private personal reasons why he ought
National Republican., 1879-01-22

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
J.J Il Kate Strong VS.. Commissioner Of Patents
improvement in ant guards submitted. Locke vs
Commissioner Of Patents application for man.
dnmus on hearing.
PROBATE EcoURT-JUsTIcE MACARTHER.
In ro estate of II. W. Hamilton, deceased last
of debts due estate returned by administrator. In
re estate Of i. f. Tucker, deceased administrator
appointed; bond, $1,000. Last viii and testament
OF j. Washington dcceased will partially proven
Lastwil and testament ofLizotte Greecke, deceased
order of publication. In re estate Charles Koman
deceased publication proven. In re estate 7. Il
Berry, deceased: letters tcsamentary issued.
In re estate John f.. Cook, deceased in
vcntory Of personal estate returned Last
will and testament of Mary Beck, deceased
will fully proven. Sarah i. Roberts appointed
guardian to minors, Gilbert G. and Sarah j. Roberts.
In re estate Charlotte NJ Hoffman deceased: petit
tiun of Catharne II. Birney for letters of admins
tlatlOn. In re estate Michael Green, deceased; Pc
tition of executors praying account and dislrihu-
ton. In re will of J. f. Benjamin, deceased; cX-
ccptiOn 70 the return of the accounts Of George
Irucsdell. The following accounts were approved
and passed: Joseph s and Samuel I. Davis, guard
ans to orphans of j. Davis deceased In re 5. II.
Watkins, guardian, ninth accOunt In re Susnnnah
Green, guardian second general account In re
estate Douglass Moore deceased, second and sup.
Elemental account Adjourned until Friday next
CRIMINAL CoURr--JUsTtCE wYLIE.
The following having been previously tried ana
convicted, and motions for new trials ove1ulc1
sentence was pressed upon them John l'. Cole.
man, uttcring forged order. one year In the pcui'
Tertiary; Thomas Bowie. assault with ineit Ia
kill, two years and James Warhed, larceny of a
horse and buggy, two years. John ONcill was ar
raigned on the charge Of grand larceny Of money
from Edward p Walsh and pleRdednotgIilty. Buck
Powell, petit larceny second Oileuso pcndcd guilty;
one year In the pcniteutiary. George Curt., burg.
larry aud larceny; pleaded not guilty.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court Of the DistriCt-No. los, Charles
Reese VS.. Commissioner of Patents; improvement
in manufacture Of boxes With this case will prob
ably close the consideration of Patent Ohcc eases
and the regular assignment be taken up, which is
as follows No, l. Stanton, receiver, ys. Mcknight
No. g. lIovey vs.. Mcdonald; No. Is, Alexander VS.
District of Columbia; No. II, BrOsuan VS.. District
of Columbia; No. 49, Moves vs. Inland, &C., Coast
ing Company No. lG, Earhart VS.. Butter; No. ",
Lafayette VS.. Latnyolte No. lS Smith VS. Dodge 4
Darneile; No ~, Young VS.. District Of Columbia
No. %, Gcrsdor!f VS., Metropolitan building ASCOT
alton.
National Republican., 1879-01-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FIN1NCIAL.
New York Money Market.

New YoHK jan 81, 1879.
The steamer Neckar, from Bremen, brought $4,000
in specie,
The exports of domestic products for the week
amounted TO s505O3l9.
Money easy at "a, closing at "a.
Furegn excharga was strong at is5es Sjii for long
and 4ss0Gis0 for demand sterling.
Government bonds We're firm.
State bonds We're quiet. Louisiana consos brought
G3,i and District OF Columblas siH
Rail- ond bonds we're lirm. New York Central cou.
pom irsts 10 11ls, do registered TO l2lai New
Jersey Central consolidated lrsts assented to s0t,
Ohio and Mississippi consolidated to l07i, 81 Paul
consolidated sinking funds TO lO94 CCC &c consoli.
dated TO lOO Delaware and Hudson registered of 1891
to g, Central Pacific (San Joaquin branch) To 9S Union
Pacific sinkin funds to lUsla, G. ~ iirsls to GiAi
and g G a tirsis to ll.I. Rock Island G's We're
strong NJ lUBAWll0, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
SIS at llOf no., and Harlem coupon irsts u 2li a.
Denver and Rio trndo irsts fell OH to s7'6.
The stock market was buOyUn, throughout the day,
counts Prices advanced qG2s per cout, o G 10 I,
Northwest - Paul, and the coal stocks leading the
upward movement In the final sHcs prices were
close ON 10 the best figures OF the DAY. Tue trans
actions aggregated 21um shares, Oi which 1900 werU
Erie 1900 were Lake shore U0O were Northwest
eTn, 80 3OO were ~ Paul, 3UO were pttsDurg, $3.50
were delaware LacEtWuunA aud Western, 5000 We're
New Jersey Central, 900 were Michigan Central 500
were G & ~ A. $500 We're Ohio and Mississippi, 900
were Canada southern, and ilC0 were Morris and 1s.
sex,
National Republican., 1879-01-22
GEORG FRO WN NEWS.



The complimentary entertainment TO begin this
evening Mt the Curtis school building. by the
Georgetown Masonic choir, promises 10 be very
interesting affair. Some of the best talent in the
District have volunteered 10 assist the choir, and
the programme as selected is one of great excel
lcnCe.
The leak in the Waterman on Bridge between
High street and East Market space, has been found
AT last. II was found In an old servcc-pipe which
had been cut Oh by the Board of Public Works aud
plugged up with wood.
Reuben johnson was arrested yesterday Nfler-
noon by Oncer Hest, charged with an assault and
battery on Ella Holmes on the Goth instant. lie
wns locked up for u hearing in the Police Court
this morning
Yesterday afternoon Onicer Edwards arrested
John DcnnlsOn, aged fifteen years, and Frank
Krnuse aged fourteen years for stealing coal from
Rays docks, They win interview Judge Smell this
morning.
Yesterday morning, between the hours OF four
and six o'clock tse stall of Mr., j. N, taT, IN the
old corporation market, on Bridge street, was
robbed of nlnetcen hams by some unknown thief,
Frank Piers, Il colorcd man. was arrested yeSter.
day afternoon by Onicer Green on the charge Of
stealing a lot of rope liOm Mr., NpudyrH uCECus
scow, lying out i'm the river.
Andrew Adams, OF Baltimore, and William
Brown, Of Philadelphia, are solourniug at the West
End Hotel
National Republican., 1879-01-22
n. t. WAGGAMAN, AuctIoncer.
ialSSTuThtGds
United sTATEs MARsnAL,s SALE.

by virtue OF u writ of PERT G,cd, issued out Of the
CLERK OiiCe OF thr supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia and to me directed 1 will sell at public
sale, for cash, at the courthouse door Of said District.
on TIL UlSDAN, the Oth day of January, ls1H ut ~
O'Clock M all the right title, claim, and Interest of
the defendant In and 10 the following described prop
erty 10 WITT
Nos. - and - of j. +. Collins subdivision of square
No, $50, In the city Of Washington, -. e. together
with all and singular the improvements thereon
seized and levied upon as the property Of John
SChlegel, 10 satisfy execution No l1y3 ut law, in
favor of JRnncy G noge.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
Iail.dGds q, = Marshal. D. G.
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DUNcANsoN II BROS. Is iiMNnaT; Ansiioneers;.
LIMITED STATES MARsIALs SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of herl facla issued out or the
Clerk oice Of the supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia and To me directed Will sell nj public
sale for cash at the court door OF said District
on MONDAY the ltth day of February, 1872 ut ~
O'Clock M, all the right title, claim, and interest of
George N. Rider IN and To the following described
properly, TO wit: Part of square go, Washington, d.
e., beginning for the same nt point ON New Jersey
avenue, II feet ii Inches from the southwest of
said square, running thence with the line of New Jer
sey avenue II feet, thence northwestCrly at right
angles with said avenue r0 feet inches, thence
southwardly II feet Gai Inches thence ut right angles
lO5 feet 10 the place Of beginning, together with all
ana singular the improvements thereon, seized ard
levied upon us the properly Of George n. Rider to
satisfy execution NO ljIj3 ut law, in favor of Alex
Sharp FREDk DOUGLASS
T.. =. Marshal u. G.
.IllIIN SlIIHAIAN " Annllnnnnr
National Republican., 1879-01-22
Interesting to taxpayers

The Supreme Court of the United states
having decided that the HperlM assessments for i'm
piuYomeut of the streets uud RNeuufs nrC n valid
lien upon tho property all pruperiy-hulders who are
still hi arrears aud against whose property tax lion
certificates have been issued viii be COM elcd 10
deem the same, subject to such reductions rs the re.
vision now IN progress VIII authorize.
Special assessments can now he paid at n discount,
and all taxpayers inter- siCd will lind IT Of advantage
la pLlustii. and sultlug tuer tax hills To call on
HILLIiU DICKSON,
Real Estate Agent,
222 Four Ond-A-halt street.
jams three doors above Columbia Building.
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PROPO0AL0.
PROPOSALS. For PAPER FOR The PUBLIC
PRINTING,


Sealed proposals viii be received until Wednesday,
January g. isiD at ~ o'clock q. m, tor furnishing the
Paper for the lNblic Printing uutu the 3lst OF Iuu-
uury ssl the said proposals to he opened before and
the award OF contracts To he mad" by the Joint Com
mlttee Public Printing 10 the lowest aud best bt
der for the interests OF the Government the Cumnlt-
tee resarying Ia Itself the right 10 reject any and nh
bids ~ its Judgment Of the BEST Interests OF The Gov
Cfnmeut may dictate.
Detailed schedules OF The description, quantity. and
quality Of the paper required, accompanied hy sam-
Pies nnd blank proposals. and giving the regulations
ID. G.
The contracts viii ho entered into for such quantI-
ties may he needed during the year. aud no more.
The estimated quantities 5ot forth In detail In the
schedule comprise
5000 roanls Of best machluCdnisA printing paper,
2IN3s.
5000 reams calcudercd PRINTING paper eixas.
1900 reanls culeudored printing paper different
sizes.
900 reams sized aud caieniercd printing paper,
different sizes.
800 reams slaedand calOnderod tinted printing pa
per OF different sizes.
alol reaus enginesaed paper for PostOnico blanks,
different Sizes.
6OCOO pounds map paper different sizes aud weights.
lO,OGl pounds plate paper
2ii0O rCams white writing paper, different sizes and
weights.
d,iO0 reams colored writing paper, different sizes
and weights
100 reans ofcoyer paper, drtrcut sizes and weights
N0 rehms mania paper, dlnerenl slGes,
0OOJO sheets imitation parchment dllcIeu' sizes.
20OOO rcarns bank-nOie paper
l6lNOl sheets Of glazed bond paper No. a.
YlNnN sheets card board,
nv direction of tho Joint COMMITTEES of Congress ON
Public Printing. JNO. ID DEGREES,
WAsuiNGroN, Dec. y, 1873, Public Printer.
dpg3O-
National Republican., 1879-01-22

The tollowlnsn are the official closing quotations Q
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Commercial News.

bkuhHt TOWN. tdAu ,l1'h
GnAIS MARKEr.
Wheat-'rhe market for wheat remains quiet and IN.
active and dealings are restricted by lulted receipts
aud offerings There is however, good milling de.
mnnd for prime TO choice grades of Fua and Laucas.
ter and In the present nominal condition OF the
kot wo quote the range Of prices ruling at s@l Oi for
good 10 prime Ful and 81 ujd / 07 for Lancaster.
Corn-rheTe Is u better hl.iness doing IN corn and
offerings Of both yellow and white to-day indicate
increased supply OF both Southern aad Western. We
write an active locnl milling demand, with rather
better Inquiry for yellow We q 4ote nOmlnully at a
@Eo.
National Republican., 1879-01-22
BRAtNARD II. WARNER, 2 r.,,,.as
CHARLES u. PEA RSON, ! i'"S'e'N
FTRusTEEs' SALE or THE VA UABIE RISE
a nENNEON TIIE NONruEAsT CORNER OF

Il uENCE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE
By virtue Of decd Of trust dated June l0 1879.
CnrJed july ?. 1873, In Washington laud Records
ht 20 page 49, ana at the request Of the creditor
secured thereby we will sell OF pubc auction IN mont
OF the promises, on SATURDAY. February I, 1S7p, nt
5oQocl, In the afternoon all that piece parcel OF
land lying aud being in the city of Washington and
lot numbered twelve u2), IN square two hundred und
seN en;eon (27), according To Kidwell subdivision
thereof all more fully described In said deed OF
trust. TO which reference is hereby made, together
with the residence and improvements thereon, subject
TO AL lawful prior liens on said premises,
Terms! Five hundred dollars cash ut time Of sale,
and the balance in equal instnlments In three six,
nine, mud twelve months respectively, with interest
ut per cent secured by deed of trust the prop
erty. BENJAMIN r. BUTLER r,.,,.,,o.
WM, H. CHANDLER ii"''e's'
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LonN snERMAN. AnrlInnnsnr:. ": >
Il r. CoLDwELL Real. Estate Auotioncer
y SO Il street northwest.
rNMgisTEEi F i sAtE2E Ey ATW9 STORY AMn

TRUSTEES SALEOF A TWO STORY AND BASE
MENI BRICK DWELLING No 2H FOGR-AND-
A.HALF STREET SOUTHWEST.
by virtue OF certain deed Of trust, dated Decem-
29i ct seq one Of the land records for tho District Of
Columbia and ut the request OF the holder Of the note
secured thereby we Will sell nj public auction IN ront
of the promises on SATURDAY, February !, A. y.
1879. nt clock D. all that certain piece or parcel
OF ground lying and heug situate in the city of WASH
lngton. District of Columbia and known rs the south
seventeen "a feet front by the depth Of lot numbered
twelve U2), lu square numi g-gd live hundred and
hlrty-our $50, together With the improvements, Sc
Terms: One third cash. and the balance In SIS,
Twelve ANA eighteen months rom day Of sale, Tor
which notes uf the purchaser VIII be taken at per
cent, per nunum. secured by decd of trust and In
surance the property spi1 all cash. Ht the option
Of the purchaser deposit OF slUO required pt time
of sale, and all recording pnd conyeyanclng nj pur.
Chnsers cost The trustees reserve the right 10 resell
the property unless terms compiled with, In seven
days nom Time OF sale, at ris aud cost OF de autng
purchaser.
BRAtNARD II. w Urn Err ,t.,.t....
CHARLES H. PEARSON, ! il"s'e'N
National Republican., 1879-01-22
~ GEO. ". srICKNEY, AuetIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED real. ES-
TATIa On SUMMER sThEEr MOMARD NNI-

TRUsTEE,S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Is
TATE ON SUMNER STREET, HOWARD UNI
NERSIIN SUBDIVISION
by virtue Ola deed of trust dated August %, ISL,
aud duly recorded m her No 6jg, folio lS Of the
land recorGs tor Washington County, District of
Columbia, aud under decree Of The supreme Court
of the District of Columbia passed on the 10Th day of
December ls1s IN equity cause No. 6li between John
A. j. Creswell ~ al, NelSus Thomas Carter et a. |
viii, at the request OF the party secured by
said trust, sell ut public auction, in front OF the
premises, ON MONDAY, January H, a. d. 1879, ut
l:iJ o'clock p m, the fOllowng-descrbed real estate,
situate IN ihe comfy Of Washington, District Of
Columbia TO Wit: Lot !, block ~ In the Howard
University subdivision ofthe ihrm OF John 4, sm III,
commonly known rs "EninghNm Place" as laid
down ON plat OF new subdivision OF lots ~ -, o. 30,
and 81, and ,lcy IN block ~ Howard University
property, filed In County Surveyors olico August
~. lN7l,
TelmS-One,third In cash; balance I'm six and
twelve months, with interest at 9 per cent, per an
nuu hOm The Jay of sale, to be secured by deed of
trust ON the property sold. 4 deposit Of sll to be
pati down ~ time OF sale. vi conNeyunCiug al cost
Of purchaser. iftcrns not complied with In live
days tho trustee reserves the right TO resell the prop
cry nt the risk and cost Of delaulung purchaser.
JAMES H. SMITH. Trustee,
dec2GoOdGds. Office jlO Eighth street.
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NOTICE no MOUNT vERNoN pAssENGERs.

THE STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN.
which has been recently built and furnished L. T..
Blake. captain Is the only boat allowed TO land pas
scngers at Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, 81, in.
Guiding admission TO Mansion and Grounds.
Steamer leave SiNth-street wharf DAILY (Sun
day exCepted) at Ic u. m. and returns about p. M
J. MClI. lIOLLlNGSWORTH,
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
l.. l., BLAKE. steamer W. w. CorCoran, il.tf
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GEORGE BAUER, trustees
w. NJ. SMITH Salesman ja20eud,ed.

~ AND ~ / STREET NORTHWEST WASH
lNGTON d. O., UNDER DECREE BY THE
SIPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. IN NO. 26D, Equity.
On THURSDAY, January 30, ls79 ut o'clock p. m,
premises, In separate parcels the above described
property being parts OF lots 10 aud H. square south of
Squire $40.
Terms One-thlrd cash; residue in three equal in
stallmpnti nj six twelve, and eighteen months, Mt
per cent. interest Title retained untl full payment
OF putChaio money. Fifty dollars deposit on accept
unce OF each bid. Con yeyNuCng and recording ut
purchasers cost.
For further particulars apply 10
JAMES :, EDWARDS, Trustee
5T3 II strottnoIthwest, city.
National Republican., 1879-01-22

JouN SHERMAN < CO.,

y NplT INTOtN AUCTOnnprN.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT ON d STREET, BE
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH STREETS
sou iHEASr.
by virtue of deed Of trust. dated the 5th day of
November A. u. 1875, duly recorded in lber No sol,
folio s3 Il sel., of the land records OF the District
OF Columbia, ad at the request of the party secured
thereby we Will sell Vt public sale, IN front Of the
o'clock j. M. the iollowing-descrlbed property !:
Part OF lot number seven, IN square numbered eight
hundred and forty five, being the west twenty feet
iront of said lot by the depth thereof together with
the improvements SC.
Terms OF sale: Fifty dollars cash at time Of sale,
and the balance in o. and ~ months, with Interest
NJ per cent? To be secured ON the property sold. All
conveyHncing at purchasers cost. Terms Of sale TO
oe complied with IN seven days.
c. @. LEDERER l,rr,gtoos
GEORGE BAUER, 'iu''e'''
National Republican., 1879-01-22
FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
Debate on the Cipher Dispatches in
the House.

The House Rerunding Bill Passed by the
Senate without Amendment--Nayal
Appropriation Bin Reported to the
Senate--Wr. Potter's Defense
of His Own Course-nIr.
Buffers Speech, sc.
National Republican., 1879-01-22
DHLHARMoNIc SOCIETY.

/
The first concert viii he given at the Congregational
Church, JANUARY 20, lSlp
PROGRAMME
CHRIS1US by MendcsSohn.
POWER OF SONG, by Homberg.
CRUSADERS, by Gade.
Annual sCipton g. emitting subscriber TO three
reserved seats for each concert and admission to
hear ais. Three concerts will be given during the
season. Rehearsals every Monday night. ~ the Con-
grpgatonal Church.
subscription list now open at NIetzerou n Co.'S
music store.
By order o! Executive Committee. ialG-Gt
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BarIow's Gallery of Fine Arts,

1875 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ON FREE EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE,
on Paintings, Engravings, Pholograyures and
Photographs.
Frames Ia Russia Leather, Fire Gilt, Velvet and
Nckle, for PurCClaius and Miniatures.
PnsscpartOuts and Mnts to order.
Al the New Style' oil Velvet and Silk Frames.
Gold Frames of all kinds for Portraits, Landscapes,
&c, made TO order. Old Frames Reglt.
Mirrors, Picture Rod, and CornCes put up.
Pictures unpacked packed and hung up by com
petcnt workmen.
Cords, with or without vine,
Screw Eyes, Nails dc.
Paintings Lined, Cleaned, and Restored ly
II, n. BARLOW.
All work done on the premises, and guaranteed
equal TO any house In the country, and prices low
All parties wishing work done, by sending noe by
mail Will meet with prompt attention.
NOTICE.
A party representing that he has worked for me as
RcstOTer OF OIL Paintings and has injured some val.
liable pictures, warn All persons against lie Is an
mpOster, and las never worked for or with me.
n. B.-Nn connection vim any Other firm. nog2.3m
National Republican., 1879-01-22
FOOT SURGERY--CORNS &c

"Daily walks being requisite 10 health thousands
visit llr, WHITES establishment, lilb Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel for relief from and
avoidance Of COrn', BuulOns, ChllhlHins, Bad Nails.
,vc. Among his patrons are many of the most emf
nent medical judicial aud political digntaues OF tile
world. stab islcd isGl. Foe, 81 u visit. deC2G
National Republican., 1879-01-22
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GOVERNMENT BONDs.
Pacific Mining Stocks.


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Currency ",''",''','.-'..,.,,''' ,'". 4lll2i'I
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-30
OATS WITH WINTER WHEAT.

An exchange has an article on the advis-
ability of sowing oats with winter wheat.
w give our readers the benefit of the ex-
pertinent:
The experiment has been tried in Iowa
of sowing in the fall, upon one acre Of
land, two bushels of wheat mixed with
one bushel Of oats. The oats shot up rapidly,
and were Of course killed down by the frost.
But they furnished . warm covering for
the earth, and when the snow fell among
the thick stalks and !e.ves they keep j.
the winter. killing Of the wheat, and the
rotting Of oat leaves and stalks afforded .
rich top dressing for the crop the following
spring. The result was an abundant yield Of
wheat, while land precisely similar, along
side Of Il and treated in the same manner,
with the sxcsptioo Of ornittiag the oats. was
utterly worthless.