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BAiTtMoHE, March D, 1879.
Cotton quiet and firm. Middng, iOc.
Flour dull. Howard.street aud Western superllne,
~ 25@37o; do extra, tii 65; do family. 81 ojd5 SOL
City Mills superlnc o. 1905 do extra - $50 CO., do
Rio brands, s. sOG6i Patepsco family, 1915.
Wheat-Southern dull. Western firm, higher, aud
active Southern red, q oi ~; do amber, si 2i 10;
No Pennsylvania red, 81 Is; No2Wcstern wlnterred
spot and March. q 1901 i3N' April 81 i21sq ish
May, 81 13S6II a.
Corn-southern dull aud lowcr.fo white. Western
dull Southern white, 40tdi7c; do yellow iS@IIic;
Western mlxed, spot aud March. i3,l@t3iic: April
f3ssmi3ac; May, HGMilidc; steamer iOsic.
Unls dull Southern, 3Jd3bJ5c; Western white 800
@SsSoi 10 mixed, 52d3c; Pennsylvania, 3S953ic.
Rye quiet at 550ib7C.
OH
Provisions quiet. Mess. pork. SO 5o@lO75, Bulk
nlents-Loose shoulders, Sftgtc clear.rb sides izan
&C.; packed, &C and 6,sc; Bacon-ShondeIs, tAc;
cear-rb sides, &C. Hams hd 0c Lard, refined tlerces
Iac Butter steady; prime @ choice WESTERN 10000;
roll, i6c Eggs quiet At il6Gl5c.
Petroleum steady. Crude, TlBm7iSc, refined, O'6C.
Coffee steady. Rio cargoes, iOAMi8c.
sugar quiet. A son, i66DS'sc.
Whisky dull ut o. 05lgIufB.
Ereighs TO Liverpool per steam quiet. Cotton, sd
Hour, 3 Cd grain. I'd.
Keceips-Flolr, 400 bbls; wheat $500 bu corn,
III 800 bu; outs, :, iOO bu.
bhipments-Wheat, 5000 bu corn. 6T,700 bu,
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pROpOSATS FOR CAR.FASTENINGS, FOR USE
Il ON CARS IRA NSPORTING GOODS IN BOND,
AND FOR SEALS FOR USE ON PACKAG rs
OF DUTIABI.E GOODS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March q. 1870.
Sealed proposals are invited. until II O'Clock on
MONDAY, March 81, lS19 for furnishing the Treas.
ury Department Fastenings for C0r-doors and Seals
for Packages In such quantities as the Department
may nom time TO time require
For the Information Of bidders Ii stated that there
aretwo classes ofcommon carriers viz: Those bonded
transport unapprased goods. Al present the same
feStenings, viz: lead seals rsed on the cars &C.
Of tn classes mud unless superior device, cOmbin
ing equal smplcliy, security, and comparative cheap
ness y presented the Department Will continue the
use of lead seals.
For securing packages lead seals which attached
with cord, are now used and, as In the Of
hsteniugs VIII be continued unless more desirable
device Is submitted.
Proposals will be accompanied by samples Of the
articles proposed TO be furnished, and Will state the
price at which the same, boxed and marked for ship
ment IN such manner ny may he required by the de-
partment Will be delivered at the office of an express
or freight company ut the place of manufactures.
Bidders VIII state In the case of lead seals which
must have wires at least ten 0) inches In length at
tached with end fastened in the seal. the price
per thousand.
1t il estimated that about 100000 car-seas and
about HJ,CUu pHCkngC-senls are required per annum.
The department reserves the right to reject any
all bids and to valve inornaliieS.
Due examination viii he made OF, and full consider
alton given to- the rs OF all locks seals and other
devices which may be submitted.
Printed forms OF proposals are not FURNISHED nor
nre they necessary.
Proposals may be made Tor furnishing either
both of the articles named to be marked Proposals
for Car-fastenlngB," Proposals for Package SEALS
the may be- and addressed to the Secretary OF
the Treasury.
marriott JOHN SHERMAN. Secretary.
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GEORG ETO NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.


The repairs 10 the stone wall opposite Shoe.
makers MILL on the line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, have been completed and the water
was turned on the Georgetown level at an early
hour this morning.
Captain Chichester, OF the steamship +. G..
Knight, which arrived here yesterday. reports that
IN consequence Of bad weather he did not clear
from. New York until Sunday morning, and that
oil Southern.bound vessels pnsspOrted TO clear Oh
Saturday did not leave until Sunday afternoon.
During the Ice gorge In December last 1t will be
remembered that ali the buoys IN the lower 20.
tomac were carried away. These buoys have not
been replaced up to the present time. ana captains
of vessels complain that IN consequence of the
abscuee.Df the buoys they are in great risk and IN
convenience in navigating the river.
Hereafter aud until the opening Of the fall ship.
ping trade the two New York steamers will be what
Is known as doubled up, and both steamers will be
commanded by Captain Chichester, the able aud
Hllable commander of the steamship +. G. Knight.
Captain Traverse who has so successfully com
manded the steamship John Gibson, will take COM
mand of the Lady Of the Lake and Captain Bonnc-
vile, who has commanded the Lake for Il short
time past win take the position Of first mate on
that vessel This change will take place oh the LIST
prONimO
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Equity Court-Justice MacArthur.-F. S. & T. Co.
VS.. Barrett sale ratified finally and referred to AIT
ditor Align VS. Kincman Susceptibility of par
titon referred Owen VS.. Green death of COM
plainant suggested and administrator substituted
J. G. Payne substituted as trustee Mccullough VS..
Dennson; bill dismissed Mercer vs. Hogan; de-
cree.
Probate Court-Jusice wylie-In re estate Ellen
:; Clark order approving account OF executor and
In re estate William A. Turton; distribution of
personal estate to creditors In re estate Johanna
dismissed appeal to general term. In
re Elizabeth Green, guardian petition TO en-.
cumber realty of ward dismissed. The following
accounts were approved and passed: In re estate
estate Bartholomew Hermon; first and final nc.
count Of executor In re Ellen s. CLARK; first aud
final account OF executor. In re estate Henry Van
Der Heide first and final account of administrator
In re estate John G. Smith; first and final account
of executor. III re estate Enonue +. Lancaster
first account of Administrative. In re estate Henry
Wingate; J. j. Jones qualified us administration
bond, 5000. In re estate Harriet Morris oydssr
of sale granted. In 70 estate of Martha CID
son; inventory of personal estate returned
In re estate j. g. Kerr; first and final account: In
re Thomas Hutchinson, guardian; eleventh ac'
count. In re estate Anthony Best; set for hearing
Probate Court-Register Webster-ln 70 estate
Thomas Mccarthy; proof OF publication filed. In
70 Sophia Ailer now Weiser; citation returned with
physicians certificate and cause continued Ad
journed till Friday next at ten a. IN.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Equity Court-Justice MacArthur.-No. IS, Here
ner vs.. DoCkendorf; No. Is, Colbert Va. OBrien No
&c. Fletcher Us. Fletcher; No. H. ColcOzer VS.. Cow
ling No 10, Larner VS.. Shehan; No. 1917, Cook VS.
Cook; No. 20, Brannan VS., Wagner; No. 81 OBriel
VS. Republic S. and b. Association: No. %, McPeah
VS.. McPeak; No. %, Matthews VS.. Matthews.
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man OF a Democratic committee having this matter
IN charge, he thought the Senator from Massaohu-
sets should have deferred his remarks
Mr. HoAR explained that he had not known OF
Mr. Humans illness before,
IN reply to question by Mr.. CoNKL1NG, Mr..
Beck said the committee of which Mr. Thurman
was chairman was not Senate committee, but
Democratic committee charged with preparing leg
islaton to be proposed by that side Of the House,
which legislation he, Mr. Beck, was sure would
contain nothing which the President could not
rightfully sign, nor which would be repudiated by
ING, people, whom the majority represented.
lie alleged that this matter had been thrown for.
wardby the Republicans simply to fortify the Pres
idents courage and help him to carry out an inde.
cent threat thai he would veto legislation that had
not yet come to him. In u few days, when COM
milees OF the House wore appointed, proper lcgis,
iation would be brought forward by his side, and
III the absence of tile gentleman having this whole
matter in charge no moved to lay Mr.. Hoars reso'
luton on the table.
Pending the motion TO 10y on the table
MT WALLACE lat 2l5 p. me- moved to adjourn.
Inc yeas and nays were called for on this motion
oy Mr Edmunds, and the vote rcsulted-yeas, ~
nays, ga strict party vote.
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HOUSE or REpR MS ENyaTIyEs.

Mr. HARRIS (Va.) asked leave to offer u resolution
directing the Committee on judiciary to inquire
into The facts connected with the action of Alex
ander Rives Judge of the United states District
Court for the western district of Virginia, in inter-
ferng with the action OF the State judges, holding
State courts in accordance with the laws of Vir-
gInia.
Mr. CoNGER objected.
Mr. Cox asked leave to offer resolution for the
rceppointment Of select committees on the census,
the declaration of the law relating to Presidential
elections, civil service reform, aud the yellow
fever epidemic.
Mr.. GoN0gp objected, stating that he would OBJ.
ieot to the Introduction OF anything unless 1t had
reference to the appropriation bills.
The Housc-yeas, 100; nays, 1ll-then, at 1910,
adjourned.
Previous to casting his vote Mr.. Stephens in.
quired If the Speaker was ready to announce the
committees.
The Speaker replied that inc was not and Mr..
stephens voted In the Affirmative.
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1879
o-O GREAT

NO rur I IGESNiNsY L IAN H2 q UI6I,ruwrsr
sr1rSbB 5SHt EAF EQUIP
IN EFFECT pECESIBER u, 1s7S
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot cor
For Plttsburg aud the West, 1910 a m. daily, with
PnF9T Car to PsSE and sfspn F EdsS S
III GG$ Tl'b P fsfSS
and the North ut $40 D. daily, except saturday.
with Palace Cars TO Canandaiglla. For Williams
port. Lock Haven. and Watkins, at lO:iO a. m.
For New York and The East, 1880 and 1915 p daily,
vi h Palace Cars attached Limited Express OF
Gullman Parior Cars GaO ~ M o@ily' except
For Brooklyn New York, all through trains connect
nj Jersey City with bOats OF brooklyn Annex"
anordIng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double ferriage and journey across New York
For Philadelphia 1880, $3.50 and lCil5 p m daily linn
tied Express $3.50 y, m daily, except sunday.
For Baltimore, 4 635. $50 H. M and i2O p. IN, daily,
except Sunday 1910 a. M 1850 $50 'iV' and lOlo
For Popc's Creok Line, a. and 40 p, M. daily
For annapolis a. nj, and 400 p, m daily, except
ALEXANiRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
For Alexandria O. 75, O. TO- II a, NJ. and l;l5 2n
., G9o, 7, and 1890 p' M On sunday y a. m'' III"
For Richmond and the South. $50 ~ H. and 900 D. IN,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6;i5 7l5.s
8, 10, II 4 III, and 40 ., d'll, and II y, M
On Sunday at aud 10 a. m. and Bl5 =, m,
commedstions cam be procSPcd at the piicesS
east corner OF Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner street and Penns{,
len for the checking OF baggage 10 destinations nom
''''''" w. H. r. FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRAN X THOMSON, General Manager.
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! T y T.
WAsHINoToS, ID. g., March IS, iS1D
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate, to he Endorsed Pro.
pOsals for Coal" will be received nt this office until
" m. tho 9th day OF MARCH. 1872 for the below de-
scrbed coal TO be delivered at the Navy Yard WASH
ington d. G., free of any expense to tine Government,
and subject ~ the usual inspection, viz
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
Five hundred tons (2,2W pounds per toni Cumber.
land Coal best quality, free from dust, sulphur, or
other impurities.
Filly tons (2slO pounds per toni White-Ash Egg
Coal, best quality, dry, free from slate aud dust
All TO be delivered by April 10. lS7n. The contractor
Is 10 place II IN carts provided by the Government at
the Navy ard wharf, and the quantity Is to be paid
for Mt the weight OF the NavyYnrd scales
The right Il reserved TO reject any all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government. RespOn-
sbe security required un the bids for the prompt and
faithful delivery OF the coal. Blank forms for bids
at this Office. The contractor to pay the cost OF in.
specton, I. A. SMITH
marE Paymaster U. y. Navy.
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EAllONAL HOU TIE AN ID SHORT LINE
NORTH, roRrHwEsTs WEST, AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, x % EABE EE T. is7s at $40 M
A. NJ. Leave washington,
S;O5T,rtnNsEW YORK, fHiLADELPHIA, AND nos.
Baltimore only. Stops at Shipley's Laurel, An.
n.a.polis Junction. Jcssups Hanover, aud Elk
O;'osa,BaiIlmorss; Annapolis, and Way. piedmont
Strasburg, Winchester. Hagerstown and Way via
7;4o-tBH RTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
CHESTER mqssS nna %aS
sOSEw HoRk A hr BOSTON no y
New York and Philadelphia. stops ut Annapolis
' S%p tsUls 19YsY1EF SHsf4so rt S2
erick. Hagerstown. and Valley Branch, except
to Cincinnati daily Grafton to sandusky daily
ecO.,;.oh sunday only-Batlmore. Annapolis, and
iOOQC-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS, Stops at Bladens-
burg, College, Beltsylle, Laurel, Annapolis juno
- ZION, Jessups and Hanover
iScmztNE@ York PGiI,A pELPHfX AND B3s
TON EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel.
l'S51ton Sunday only for Baltimore and Way Sta
4aO"BALTInioRE, BLADENsBuRG, AND LAU-
REL EMPRESS Frederick via Relay. stops at
4;s5HtPolnt Of Rocks Frederick, sc!stown, Win.
ShfSss and Wsy Stations on sundays to Point
5;30-tPHILADELPHfA, NORFOLK, AND BAL
TIMORE ESPbESS. Elllcott CITY Norfolk, eS-
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
cars direct To boat at Canton, stops at Bladens'
burg and Laurel.
G:jO-t baltimore and Way Stations
7:3O-tCHICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to Chicago,
l0t-BAErIMORE EXPRESS.
D;0O-Point of Rocks and Way stations
ASp f FHs HsGoSFAE P,sSrs, eI
Cept sunday. Pullman Cars - -
TIMoRE EXPRESS. sleeping cur 70 New York
and special sleeping car 10 Philadelphia
tDally. ION sunday only. Other trains daily, ex-
cept Sunday All trains stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply at ticket Offices az
depot, corner New Jersey avenue and street. COL,
6B 6lS, and 1855 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington, and Masonic Temple High street
Georgetown, where tickets can be procured and or
ders VIII be taken for baggage to be checked and re-
celved NJ amy point in the city. -, ,,,,,,,,,,,
l.. NJ. COLE W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Ticket Ag't. Master Trans'n
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THE COUR7iS.
Supreme Court OF the United states.

TUESDAY. March %, 1870.
No. 92o, &c. The United States, plaintiff in error
VS.. d. NJ. Ford ct al aud other claimants. Argument
continued by Mr. C. H. Reed for defendants in error
and concluded By Mr.. Attorney.Gencral Devens for
plaintiff in error.
No. Ss5. William II. Plat, appellant, vs. the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. Argument com.
menced by Mr.. James Lowndcs for appellant, and
continued by Mr. Sidney Blrttcl and Mr. s. Shell.
labarger for the appellee
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
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complete repairs at the outlet lock- there Is nothing
doug In the market Tor wheat aud We do not hear OF
amy transactions to-day, We continue 70 quote nOml
nnly at lOni II for good TO prime Fui1 aud el 1850
ei II for Lancaster.
CornRoceipts and offerings Of corn continue light,
while there H. an active milling demand ut 45d46c for
yellow aud white.
s.. CATTLE MARKET
OHeringsO3 head of beet cattle 2OJ sheep and lambs,
nnd ~ COWS aud calves.
SnleS-3 head Of beef cattle ut 81 505 so per gross
cwt Dshcep aud lambs at 5Bc per pound, and 80 COWS
ana calves at slS0yJO each. Market brisk.
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AUCTION SALES.
by j. T. coLDwELL, Auotionccr Il
REAi, EsTATt "a ET AAifffsnIAsLEn b 5ttC' Ell

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT HILLSDALE, d. e.
BY virtue of a trust 70 Daniel L. Eaton ana myself
dated June 1872. and duly recorded In Lber No G5j
iOO a9S one OF the land records for the District Of Co
unba ana at the request OF the party secured there
by L. ns surviving trustee will sell ut public auction
10 front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, March %
imV' az fpoclOck p, M lot No y, section No. Q, OF
the Barry Farm subdivision, according to the plat VI
subdivision filed by the trustees OF Barry Farm found
IN the Office Of the surveyor OF Washington County,
District of Columbia.
Terms Of sale; $3.50 and expenses Of snlc In cash
the balance IN six (G months. Tor which the notes of
the purchaser bearing date from the day Of sale and
secured by deed Of trust the properly sold shall
be taken. deposit of f2j Will be required Of the
purchaser at the time OF sale and all conyeynncng
Will be at the cost OF the purchaser The trustee
serves the right TO resell the property at the risk aud
cost Of the defhutlng purchaserif the terms Of the
sale are not compiled with within seven "a days
after the day of sale. GEO. w. STICKNEN,
feig.oawSds Surviving Trustee.
Rp-THE ABOVE SALE ~ POSTPONED TO
WEDNESDAY, March 90 ts1l Same hour and place.
GEORGE W. STICKNES,
mar2tm&ds surviving Trustee.
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FELIX DESFOSSE's FRENCH BAKERY.

Established 1881
20YEARs OF INCREASING SUCCESS.
FELIX DESFOSSE,
Tie we'll known aud only real French baker IN Wash.
inglOn formerly OF Nineteenth street has porman-
emily located NJ NO. Oll Ill street, between Twentieth
and Twenty streets, near Pennsylvania avenue,
where he continues, ns heretofore 10 make French
and American bread OF the very best quality. French
bread n specially. Vienna rolls to order.
N. R.-FrenCh RreAd Is recommended for persons OF
delicate health especially tor those suffering from
dysnepslH BEWARE of limitations naT2l-tf
DRIN11NG FOR BALLS RECEPTIONS &C.
ALI THE LATEST DESIGNS
REPUBLICAN, JOB-ROOMa
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COMMERCIAL.
Washington RIyer Front.

wAsHISGroS, March %, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Great Falls Ice CompRuys whar-steam packet
Arctic, Canning Analostan, with track'lron to Great
Falls Ice Company,
Rlley's wharyes-Schooner Uncle IN, Marshall
Chesapeake Bay, with oysters TO market.
BIsGoo's whRryes-schooner Ioua, Curley, Norfolk
with lumber TO George Shehan
JOhnson's wharves - steamer Mary q, bpeddon
Alexandria, TO load barrels for Alexandria.
CLEARED.
Riley's whAryes--schooners w II DIagee Ward;
Harvester, Beitz9 and Stephen Douglas, Lewis
all bound down, light,
Johnsons wharves- Steamer Mary G, speddon, Al
eNandria, with empty barrels.
Georgetown Commercial News.
GEuRGErowH, March 20, 1870.
DRAIN MARkET.
WheAt-'The water having been temporarily drawn
from this level oil the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal 10
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DRoPosALs FOR DESIGNATION oFAVENUEs
Il AND STREETS,
PROPOSALS FOR BRICKS, CEMENT LIME,
l. AND SAND FOR THE RECONSTRUCTION
OF THE PATENTOFFGCE BUILDING.

OFFICE on ENGtSEER AND ARCHITECT,
WASHtNGroN. March II, 1879.
Proposals will he received at No. u, CorCoran
building until II the 9Th of March, 1879 for fur
nsing building materials as above stated. Thespec-
tiCations may be obtained on application TO
A DOLE CLUSS,
mCh9 cost Star Engineer and Architect.
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BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

CIRCULARS. DODGERS
and all kinds OF JOB PRINT No executed with neat
OFFICE, the largest establishment In the clty.Oci2
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FOOT SURGERY--CORNS &c.

"Daily walks being requisite to health" thousand
visit Or, WHITES Establishment, lIi5 Pennsylvania
avenue opposite Wizards Hotel for relief from and
avoidance of Corns, Bunions. Chilbains, Bad Nails
&c. Among his patrons are many Of the most emu
ncnt medical judicial and political dignaries OF thu
world Estabi ished 1861. Fee, o. n visit. decB
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STEAMSHIP LIVES.
For Norfolk, Fortress Monroe
and the South.

and the South.
The swim and elegant iron steamer 6znne~
Lar sARY .r OF w TmE r hAKE ,ssySs
DAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, at 8 o'clock y.
M; connecting Will steamers for Ngw York and Bos,
Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday, at
o'clock y. IN.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves Sixth
Thursday for Curriomah and saturday for Leonard,
town, stopping at Intermediate landings going and
returning.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and 4. G. KNIGHT
ery Saturday, at p M; Georgetown Saturday morn.
Na,ioaai Me Net Bsn s oGe
ter street Georgetown. ''' SAINT BACON,
mchi President.
United States and Brazil Mail Steam-
ship Line.
FOR ST. THOMAS,
PernambucO,
Bahin, and
Rio dc Janeiro.
PORTO RICO and SPANISH MAIN.
The 6rst-class iron steamship
CITY OF PARA,
CAPTAIN CARPENTER,
Cs.5Oo tons) will sail for tho above ports on
SATURDAY, APRIL 5, AT p. M.
Freight must be paid In advance.
Freglts at low rates nnd received ct Roberts Dock,
Brooklyn No freight received amer the 80
Insurance lower than by any other line.
Shippers desiring insurance can eject tho same
der our open policy.
For freight or passage-havlng accommodation TN
Z. II. MALLORY q CO., Agents.
my27-H Once, Pier 81 East River, New York;
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FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE or PROPERTY on NINTH
- STREET EAST.

- STREIEI EAST.
by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia passed In equity cause No. 0lIs
docket 49, and also by virtue of deed of trust
corded among the land records Of the District of Co.
lumbia. in Liber No 762 folio 5 will offer for sale
ut auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF
March 1872 at 3 o'clock y. nl in front OF the prem
iSes, lots No and q IN Charles Jnss recorded sub
division of square No. D35. In this City.
These lots each have front OF 20 feet Ninth street
east between and q streets north, and back
with that width 100 feet to public alley. Lot N Is
improved by wellbuilt two-sory frame House. Lot
q isunimprovcd
Terms Onefourh of the purchase money In cash,
ana the residue in three equal nstallments. at six
twelve, and eighteen months with per cent interest
deposit Of $50 on each lot nj time OF sale Convey
ancing at purchasers cost
REGINALD rENDALL, Trustee.
STEIgER & LIEBERMANN, Auctioneers
mchlj-eod&ds
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
MONDAY, the 3ist Of March, 1879, ut same hour and
place. REGINALD FENDALL
mch2G- wFSds Trustee.
TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE.
by virtue OF n writ of herI facla issued out of til.
Clerk Office OF the Supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia and to me directed. will sell mt public
SALE for cash at the COURTHOUSE door OF said District,
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF April, 1879, at l2
o'clock m all the right, title claim and Interest OF
the defendant In and to the following described
property, to wit Subot No. M nquare No ella, Wash.
ington. d. G., together with all and singular the i'm
provenents thereon seized and levied upon rs the
property OF John II. Cassell to satisfy execution No.
1850 ut law, In favor of Henrietta stuart.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
$1,000 . U. :. Marshal ID. &.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctoneer nh26ds