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MISCELLANEOUS,
Sidney Smiths High Courage and Warn

Sidney Smiths High Courage and Warm
Heart
| From Duyckinck's Wit aud Wisdom Of Sidney
smith,
Subsidiary TO his personal courage was Ills
hopeful way Of looking at the world Ho was
always praeticing and intoxicating tho dispose
ton. Some very excellent people," lie said,
tell you they dare not hope. To me il seems
much mere impous TO dare 10 despair" Ilo
had all excellent rule for tho happiness and
wisdom of life rs to the future, not TO look too
far into II for inevitable, though probably dis
tant, disaster. Take short views, hope for tho
best and trust in God" Inclined by tempera-
ment to anticipate coming evils--for our
wit, spite of his many jests, was serious
man-he resisted tho atrabilious tendency,
aud avoided drawing drafts on the
misery of futurty. Never" he said,
give way to melancholy; nothing encroachcs
more. l fight against II vigorously. Quo
great remedy is, to take short views of life.
Are you happy uow2 Arc you likely to re-
main 80 III this EVENING" or next week or
next month"; or next Year, Then why de-
stroy present happiness by distant misery,
which may never come at all, or you may
mover livet to see itP for every substantial grief
has twenty shadows, aud most of them shad-
ows OF your own making" II is said Of the
happy nature of Oliver Goldsmith that ho bal
knack of hoping; with Sidney Smith IL was
principle. Cheerlulnoss lie made an art. Ho
liked household Examinations of n good Eng
fish coal fire, the living thing" he said Tin
dead ROOM" abundance of lights, flowers on
his table, prints aud pictures OH his walk.
There is highly Characteristic Cdote OF tho
man, illustrating his habitual regard to human
happiness aud his frequent solcitude for tho
natural welfare of children. Tho story is thus
told by his daughter. Lady Holland: Ono Of
his little children, then In delicate health,
had for some time been In the habit of waking
suddenly every evening, sobbing, anticipating
death of parents, aud all the sorrows Of life
almost before life had begun. He could not
bear this unnatural union of childhood and
sorrow, and for long period. / hnve heard
my mother say, every evening found him ut
the waking of his child with toy, picture
book, n bunch of grapes, or joyous tale.
mixed with little Strengthening advice aud
the touderest caresses, till tho habit WAS
broken, aud the child woke to JOY and not to
sorrow"
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n MISCELLANEOUS
RDANG.

GoRNER store and dwelling situated southeast
y corner Fourteenth ana sis WI suitable for any
li,hI unlhAlH
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VS.. Randall bill dismissed. Ladde VS.. Mongum;
decree Of sale. Bryan vs.. Edwards; auditors re-
port ratified and sale ordered Van Riswiek ys;
Spaldlng; bill dismissed with costs. Capitol Hill
Building Association VS.. Hilton; reference 70 audi
tor TO take testimony. Blake VS.. FAINT trustee or
aered to pay special assessments hadley VS.
ordered completed by LIST proxmo. Cox vs; COX
appearance Of absent defendant ordered Young
vs. Duvalli Oh hearing McCarly VS.. McCarly rue
discharged.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME CoURT or THE DIsrRiCr-CnEF
CARTIER AND JUSTICES HAGEER AND JAMtS.-No.
40; Fifih Baptist Church vs. Baltimore PoL9mac
l5S.Washington Brick Machine Company ". Griffin;
1850, Connolly VS.. Lawrence 100 United Suites vs..
Stone; l6. Strong VS.. out Guards (patent casoE ~,
United states VS. Jones; &c. Prathor VS.. Hill IS,
Davis Sewing Machine Company vs.. Rothwcll; 81,
National Metropolitan Bank vs.. District OF Column
CIRCUIT COURT No. i--JusTICE WyME.-No, l05.
Wood TO- vs. Grnhaml:e e Trinidad Asphalt Paw
Ing Company III, Adams VS. District Of Columbia;
10, shehan VS.. Reilly; 200. Spads W. Cooley; 20I,
Wolf Curtis VS.. Augcnsten; sol. Lynch ct ux. vs..
District of Columbia 3i7, Makey vs. Cotirell Brosi
3ll' Matthews adminstrairix, VS. baldwin et al;
limited, W.. Holmes; $50, Chaplino VS. Tnyloi Vl,
Wood vs. Darlington tai; 423, POikinhorn vs. Dyer
ct al. 1871 Parker McChcsney l9b, Wall vs.. Rob
inson; 43D. Konncboc Ice Company VS.. Inland d
scaboard Coastng Company; Al, licrl,uth vs.; Cor
poratlon ofWashiugton; 4i3 Washington vs.. CLARK;
ai5. Seal VS.. Naor; Az United States vs.. Maitoon
Ct al; iio Lanahan VS.. Young e al. 45l, smith &
Wimsat VS.. Long ct al. garnshoes i55, Petit &
Drip vs; Brown; i57 SeldneI & Son VS.. Bieber ct
1l.. 1863, Holmes vs. Kirk 49, Basshor Il Co. vs..
Hill; 400. Stanton VS.. Wroc.
CIRCUIT Court 2-JuST1CE C0x.--No. 81, Strong
W.. District of Columbia 90. Hyatt vs.. Hyatt
2lS Ilebbschutz w. MoNal go, Ryan VS.
Dorsey; 3iS, Hills, Boyd 4 Co. VS.. Sheriff 392
Mclzerou Co VS.. WimSalt 252, Ross VS.. Burgess 81
al; 2j6, Washington Market Company vs.; Fahcy' 25S
| Clark VS.. Garges &c Bro: go, shea vs. Smith; 262
| Van Riswick VS.. Hamlink 2G5, Ruppreoht * Co. vs
Worch. 40 Ryan VS.. Dorsey 276, Smith, by mex
| friend, vs.. Douglass: 27S, Potomac Terra Cotll
| Company VS.. Shepherd; $50, Howard Bankvs. Good
| all.
Eou1TY CouRT-IusTICE MAcARTuUR.-No. 10
HOge vs.. CARROLL, BurCh W. Wallnch Il Wallnch VS.
| Burch %, COstuer vs. Lang; 81, Shaw VS.. Bassett
| 49, Cowman VS.. COwman; 30, Lowe vs. Zartzinger
| 49, Cohill VS.. Cohill; H. Lowe VS.. Randall; AZ
| Beayens VS. Hughes. az LOWS VS.. Johnson.
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GREAT
1879
1879

.a r,,,, PENNsYILXANIA ROUTE ,,,u,,.,,D
H3'shH IaA2f $GSHt
II EEESI n 3aE floS ls psoo,
ner of sixth and streets. as follows;
FOR Plttsburg and the West, 1910 a M daily with
Pari9r Car 70 Plt!sburg and sleeping C sr, Gom
7opc NJ daily, with Psisss Car 70 Gh bsn
and the North at a. IN daily, except SUNDAY;
!:40 p m daily except Saturday, with Palace Cara
and EImhn at 1910 a. m daily, except sunday
For New York and the East. $40 in lSOand % 10 p.
r,r M R on SUNDAY f p M ,or co,, o,o, M
daily, except Sunday ,
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
afordnS direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferrlage across New York city.
For Philadelphia $40 e. m 1901 $780, ana 80 p ~
Limited Express $50 a, m, daily, except Sunday
For baltimore, $40, $3.50 l04O M, ana 1880 $40,
"a 3;:9 ~ and ~ p. m. ON Sunday 1910 a.
For Pope's Creek Line . a. m and 40 p M daily
For Annapolis q a. m. aud 400 p. m daily except
ALEXANDRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Way AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandra, I, $50, 0, II a. m. 40; 100 62i
and 1880 p. IN. On Sunday. Z. anu II H. ni' ana
For Richmond and the South, 700 o, w. daily, and
$40 y. m daily except SUNDAY.
M, 1910, 3, >, innd o. p m. anu " midnight.
ON sunday at aud 10 q. m, anu 500 p m.
Tickets iniormaion sleeoins ana No ny
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner of sixth street and Pennsy
ef for the checking OF baggage 70 destination from
t. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRAN X THOMSON, General MAuager.
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To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1919, AT LOO p. NJ.

N. Leave Washington;
TON EXPRESS on sundays 10 Baltimore only.
Breakfast at Relay Station.
strasburp, Winchester, Hasersiown. Frederick
soo-fBhIfimoRE RND LAUREL EXPRESS.
slo,Point OF Rocks piedmont 4, siTas6nrs' Wnche'-
AND BALTfMoRE EXPRESs Paror Car to
a., NeT YGr niI and Ph,l9ndslPGiA co1rMeus AMI
PtTTsBURG EXPRESS. Frederick 1Iagors.
Through car 10 siaunion Pullman Cars to en- (.
elnnaii daily. Grafton to Sandnsky daily except
Jon Sunday only Baltimore, Annapolis, and
EXPIRES. stops at Bladens.
burg College, Beltsyille. laurel, Annapolis Juno
tion. Jessup's, ana Hanover
i2;iO-Bnl,more, Annapolis, Elllcott CITY, and Way.
l:aO-NLM YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BoS-
TON EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel.
l;35-ton sunday only.,Ba!timore and Way:
4~pB "a ~ w BHADENSBuRu AND E ;au
at Annapolis junction.
chester. and an WNv stations. on stindss to Point
OF Rocks and Way stations only.
s P Hf%b ffPHR1S Gaa &nk &SR
T1MoRE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except sunday
boat at CalltOn StOpa ut Blndenauurg and Laurel
G0-Point of Rocks aid Way stations.
7go-tBALTIMoHE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
7.IsnfCHiCAt3oV CHaoifIHi,Us. AND piTTsBURG
EXPRESS Sleeping cars 10 Chicago and PITTS
burg, evcPpt Sunday. -.-
OIj--tNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, AND BAL.
TtMOkE EXPRESS. stops at Badsnsburs and
Laurel. sleeping car TO Now York, and special
sleeping car to PhiladephiA . - - $3.50,
050-tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI ENPHESS'
Pullman cars.
tDaily. tsundny only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station,
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket Offices station. aud 8Oj CID.
and 1871 Pennsylvania nvenue-where orders will he
taken tor Baggage to be checked and received al any
point In the city. - W. NJ. ClEhENlS,
Master OF Transportation.
1. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO T. kOON1I General Agent.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD. December lG
Cotton-drl aud nominal; Mddlmg, l2l$o.
FOur-Quiet and without change.
Whcat--Soulhorn quiet and easier; Western
lower but fairly active. Southern red, 81 i0al Al;
do. amber 81 50@gl 90; No. Western winter red
spot and December, 81 52lI@l 53l3; January. 81 "a
@l 5lAi February, 81 56A@l 81; March 81 G01S@
/ GON,
Corn-Southern steady and quiet; Western lower
and dull; Southern white, 62Cg65C; do. yellow GO
@G5c; Western mixed, spot old, CSC; new, 62c;
December. old, 65c; now, 6llIc; January 69Ai9G0c;
February, G0HMGOl%c; steamer, SOC.
Oats dull and about steady, Southern, i7Gl i8c;
Western white, i7giSc; do. mixed, lj946Ic; Penn.
sylyaEia. 47@50c.
Rye steady at 0O@95c.
Hay unchanged, Prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland, sl7@lS per tor.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Mess pork.
Sli; bulk meats-loose, no offerings; do packed,
5M@TAci bacon shoulders, 514G; clear rib sides
sc, hams l0A@llhci lard, refined In tiorces sac
Butter easier Prime 10 choice Western packed
22a2Sc; roll, 20@2ic,
Eggs firm. Fresh 22c; lined, l691Sc
Petroleum unchanged. Crude nominal; refined
Coffee dull and unchanged. Rio cargoes, uql7c
Sugar lower. soft Ol3C
Whisky firm at 81 AlS@l IS.
Frelghts TO Liverpool per steamer unchanged
and dull Cotton, 3'lddi flour, Is 9d92s; grain
Rccaeipts-Flour3 200 bbls, wheat, OS,OoObu; corn
$4,000 bu; oats 800 bu; rye, 500 bu.
Shipments-WhCAt, "a, 100 bu; corn, 1900 bu
6alGs-Whcat, i77,700 bu; corn. l5i 800 bu
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, December l6 1870.
Money loaned between aud Z per cent and
closed at percent
Exchange flrmer and the nominal rates were
advanced y cent TO 4S2 for long and 1914 lorshort
sight with actual business at 4S 14GiSlM for long
and i83lS94S3}4 for short sight.
Government bonds were strong; generally higher.
State bonds dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds strong and higher. Erie consols,
seconds fell off to SGk and funded lyes to 81, but
the former recovered to SG94; Great Western hrsts
declined to 1851 and seconds to vSl2, with a rally
of H@H per cent; Kansas q Texas cOnsols as
sented fell Off TO 0l94; do seconds to 1925 Leiigh y
Wikesbarre consols assented TO SO. Wabash new
sevens to 0215 Chesapeake Il Ohio irsts to Ol; 90
currency skies 10 80; Texas Pacific incomes TO 6DI2
Toledo d Wabash seconds to gS'S, and ST. LOUIS q
San Francisco (class b to cog
The stock market was Irregular again to-day, Dut
on the whole iirmer in tone than yesterday. In
the early dealings prices advanced "a TO IL pen
cent, but this was succeeded by decline OF q 10
2per cent, The market being weak until toward
O'Clock, when strong tone set In, and under pur.
chaseS of round amounts there was an advance OF
u to 21f per cent. in the entire list The stocks
most conspicuous In the improvement were Erie
Western Union the Coal shares, 81 O. Lake
Shore, the Changers and Wabash
The final sales showed h reaction Of u TO q
per cent in tho general list aid l2s In Jersey Gem
trial.
The transnctions aggregated 25S 900 shares incid-
Ing Erie jl,0O0, Lake Shore n,OOO, Northwestern
1900 st. Paul 1900. Delaware, Lackawanna Il
Western 10000, New Jersey Central 1900, Reading
1000, G. & 5000 Ohio & Mississippi 1000,
Western Union 1900 Wabash, st. Louis & racrilc
2S0OO. Kansas & Texas 1900 and 81. Louis * San
Francisco 1000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

wIsE.-At her residence, In this city on Monday
evening December u, HApI orTE Brooks widow
OF Captain Henry A. Wise u. y. ~. and daughter OF
the late Hon. Edward Everett.
Funeral services will be held AT the Church OF tho
Epiphany this "wednesday mOrni. &, ut ~ o'clock
WHITE-MRs. EMMA NJ. WHITE wi @ o. Mr. H. ~
White, Washington correspondent OF the New York
7iiJUns, and daughter of the laie NJ. j. Drummond,
Of New York, died nj $50 o'clock ON Monday aflcr-
nom.
Thursday afternoon, ut The family reSideuse, No.
25 Maryland avenue northeast, TO which friends
invited. Burr u private.
wHITE--On the morning OF the 18th OF December.
1879 Orscarlet ever CHAltIts CLAHENCE eldest sou
OF Dir. Cnurlts and Mary j. H. White. aud grandson
of Mr4. Mary Mills, aged years aud Is dhys.
The funeral to take place from st. Johns church.
p. m, to-day.
WHITE,-At 9:ji p. M, on The 10Th instant. or
scarlet lever WISSIfRED EnII.Y, second daughter
Of DR.. charles and Mary a. r, White and grand
daughter of Mrs. Mary Mills, aged 10 years. months
and q days.
Funeral from ST. Johns church. corner of 81 xteenth
and II streets northwest, Ut O'Clock D. IN to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17
by DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctlonccrs,

TRUSTEFS' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT. on SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN u
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
by virtue OF n deed OF trust given to us and duly
recorded In ber No 1884, folio ~ ct seq one OF the land
records OF Washington county, In tile DSltlct OF
Columbia, we Will veil ut public auction, IN mont O
the promises, ON MONDAY, December -, "A, ID.
1879, ut 30 o'clock D. M all those pieces or parcels Of
ground ~ ing in the District of Columbia. aud known
10 the north three 3J feet aud four az inches OF lot
numbered eight ~, In square numbered nine hundred
and four (9Ot and, also the south fourteen (ll ieet
and eleven (li inches OF lot numbered nine ID ~
said square numbered nine hundred and four GOD
beginning for The boundary OF the same ut the north
west corner OF SAID lot numbered eight (S) and run
ming thence south along Seventh street east three
feet and four inches; thence east one hundred ana
nine QO1D feet and one az Inch to 30 foot alley,
thcnce north along the line Of said alley eighteen (5l
feet and three 90 Inches, thence west hundred
and nine (l0gl feet and a. inch 10 said seyenlh
street east thence south with the line .Ut seventh
street east fourteen (i) feet aud eleven a. inches,
to the place Of beginning together with the right and
gnbe-end of a certain frame house, belonging To
Mary Kelly granted to Thomas Bayne Dy deed, re-
corded IN liber j. A S. No ST. folio 30, together WIN
all and singular the appurtenaiices, rights, priv
legeS &c, belonging or in any wise apperlainlng
Terms of sale: One-th!rd In cash aud the balance
In six, twelve and eighteen months, notes to bear
interest ana TO be secured by deed OF trust on
cost. Terms to be complied with seven days, other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell AZ
the risk and cOSs of the dcautng purchaser upon CIV
Ing five days notice OF such resale in some rev spaer
published In Washington deposit oil 500 required
ut the time OF sale -
dat.i2. ala
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No Business Advert sements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column ut
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II answers fail to come the first Time we invite n
second third or as many repetltions
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
verlisers to ioe That they imposing Us, but
are doing a favor by using free columns, we
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
thelr wants supplied
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to INITIALS ONLY arc not delivered through the
postoice. If initials used they should be directed
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EORG EIOJvN NEWS.

The following officers were elected at the last
regular meeting of Potomac Lodge. No. O. Il. A.
A. NJ; j. IIOldsworth Gordon, W. Nj William d..
Orme, $. w; Isaac Birch, j. W; W. Nordliuger,
treasurer, and g. Il. Shckcll secretary.
Mrs Bates teacher OF tho sixth grade Of the pub
lie schools is lying quite Ill at the West End Hotel
Mrs Bates has been indisposed for some time. nor
does there seem TO be any immediate hope of her
recovery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17
GENER.IL MARKETS,
Georgetown Cattle Market.

Beef catte-The number of cattle offered were $50
head $50 head were sold at prices ranging from
21zc to 4l4c.
Sheep and lambs--No. of sheep and lambs
offered, 250-all sold. Sheep brought from 3lS@l5c
Lambs brought from iI%95Ic.
Cows and calyes-rwo COWS and 40 calves were
offered rsale; 80 sold at prices ranging from 5000
$50.
The market was brisk for good cattle and very
dull for Indifferent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

The business revival and new era OF prosperity
which have commenced are in keeping with the In
creased health aud happiness all over the land re-
suling from tho introduction of Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver cure. "rhe changes wrought by Tins
remedy" says Rev. Dr. Harvey, seem but liLio
less than miraculous"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF tho United s,aios.


On motion of Mr.. Matt, II. Carpenter, John Y
Stout, esq Of GlenwOod, Iowa, and Aaron $, Ever.
est esq, of AtchsoIE Kansas, were admitted TO
practice.
No, 553.-James Vance OF al, appellants VS.. A. II.
Burbank ct al. submitted by Mr., W, Lair Hill for
appellants andby Mr. }. N. Dolph for appellees un.
der Goth rule.
No. iOG.--JOmes G. Babbitt assignee &c, plaintiff
In error vs. John Shields and John Finn sub
mittod by Mr. Nathaniel Myers for plaintiiin error
and by Mr. Given Campbell for defendants In error
No. 1O7.-Thc American Bible Society, appellant
VS., John A, Grove OF al. submitted by Mr., George
y. strong for appellant and by Mr.. H. Danlord for
nppellccs.
No, l0S-George Watt, appellant VS., p. II, stOrkej
argued by Mr.. John A, Meredith for appellant, and
by Mr. Il. Ould for appellee.
No, lO0.-Ihe United states eX rel, Aen c..
Phillips, plaintiffs, VI. James l.. Gaines, Commits.
sOner; submitted by Mr.. John +. Murray and Mr..
Burton Mcmillan for plaintiffs no counsel appear
ing for defendant
No. Hottie Northwestern onion Packet Com.
pany, plaintlf In error, VS.. the City of st. Louis;
argued by Mr. J. II, Davidson for plaintiff in error,
aud by Mr., Leycrott Bell for defendant In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROTHERS, Auctioneers,
~ ). r. corner Of Niuth and streets, northwest
TRusTIEs' SALE or FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON G. ST. BETWEEN FOVRTEENTH AND
FIlTEENTH SIS. hOUTH EAST, AT AUCTION.


TRUSTEES SALE or FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON 6 ST, BETWEEN FOURTEENrH AND
FIFTEENTH SIS. SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTlON'
by virtue OF n deed OF trust duly recorded in liber
No 5lS folio l67 of the latd records OF washing.
ton county In tile District of Columbia, we VIII sea-
at public auction IN front Of the premises on SATUlk
Day, tho 2ith day OF December. a. D. 1879 o. $3.50
o'clock u. M all that certain piere or parcel Of land
situated aud being In the city Of Washington; District
ofCOumbia. and known upon the ground pat o.
plan ofsaid ity as and being part of lot nul1nered
four %, IN square numbered t,n hundrol and Sixty
uOGOl. described as iolows Beginning for the same
Mt point south & street. distant twenty tee east
from the southwest corner OF said lot and running
thence east twenty feet thence north one hundred
and thirtysx feet thence west twenty feet and thence
south ono hundred and hirtysN feet TO the place OF
beginning together with all and singular the npputen
ances, rights privileges improvements and other
hefeltanentS to the same belonging or In anywise
anpertaninB
Terms. Onc-thlrd cash; balance in ana Y months,
notes to bear interest at per cent ana TO be secured
By deed Of trust ON the premises s0ld conNeyanclng
" purchasers cost II the terms of sale are not COM
piled with In seven days. The trustees reserve the right
TO resell the property Vt the risk aud cost OF the de-
multing purchaser, aller giving FIVE days notice OF
such resnle in some newspaper publlshedi In WhShliB
ton city, ID. c. deposit of 800 required at time OF
sale. JOHN A. VAN DOREN,l 1,rustnns
- CHARLES NJ. FORD, J
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES, CARR. ACES.
- CAN"s lr';S.
have on hand lara nunher Of 5ocOndhand
Carriages, OF various 81 To-, 1lld am anxious 10
dispose OF
Persons in want will do well TO c,Il, as uean to
REPNiRiNG Ar REDUCED RATES
ROBr II. or NHAM,
no30ew depository 3 Factory, ilu 40 9Th 81, NV,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17

CTEAMER MATTANO Captain
- William H. Byles). on and after sffsstRsse'
April -, leaves wharf foot OF sixth 3Y&SX4I
ana streets every uesday, Thurs sA4sSStsESe1aSV
day, and Sunday, ut u, M, for the Potomac River
landnga, on sundays for MaltoX Oreek, ColtOn's,
and landings In ~. Clements Bay On Thursdays for
MattoA Creek and landings la WicomlcO River On
Tuesdays Tor CultOn's and landings Ia komlni Creek,
Returning on Monday. Wednesday aud Friday morn.
ings, making Intermediate landings Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays, coming up,
For further information inquire at offices OF O. L.
Sl EHlFF. No, 32s ana ma Pennsylvania sVenue. OT
nj office foot Of Sixth aud streets soulhwehL
mygtu ~ JONES. Agent
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RoDlNSOR'S EXPRESS.

Baggage Called For and Delivered 10 any part OF
the city also taken to or nom railroads and seanl-
boats for Is cents per trunk Small packages 10 coats
each No charge for delivering to rooms Send or,
ders by mail or messenger to await arrival OF tralns
or boats care OF either
l2U2 PlcNNA, AVE 7F FIFTEENTH ST.
Gl7 rFNNA. AVE lUs FOURTEENTH ST.
oul6ly
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SUPREME CouRToF rHE DisrRtCr-CHIEF-JUsTIo
CARTIER AND JUSTICES llAGNEg AND JANIS
submitted. WEIGH vs. Murphy consent decree
signed.
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JUsTIcE WYLIE-Strong
VS., District of Columbia; on trial.
CIRCUIT Court No 2-IUsrICE CoX.-O'Neal ct
oil. VS.. District Of Columbia on trial,
EqUIrY COURT-JUsTlCE MACARTHUR.-rW ombly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-17
EysrABLlsHED 1888
J0HN Nc DERMO1T g BROS,

VANNIA UN MNNVFAVTUNFIt0
(SteRm usedl, $40 Pennsyvauin avenue, near Third
street west, Washington. D. q Carriages and Har-
ness received on storage and sold on commission,
Carriage repaired, elu