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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

At Dubuque, Iowa, the members of
the First Iowa Regiment presented Gen.
Sigel with a gold.headed cane. The
First Iowa was the regiment whic b was
being led in q charge by General Lyon
at the battle Of Wilson Creek, Missouri,
at the time that gallant soldier fell. We
hope General Sigel will prove himself
more Of success in handling cane
than he did the sword.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

The yield of the mines of the Com
stock for the month of January, 1879,
was 1884, 900 in gold and $33S,0O0 in
silver, making total of $672, 300. The
yield of the other mines on this coast fol-
the same month was Sl,960, 300. Fo,
the corresponding month last year, 2e
mines reported total Of $4,S49'SOO
while for the month Of December, 1878
40 mines reported $2,521, 300.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

There Is considerable excitement in
San Francisco in regard to the Chinese
bill and mass meetings are being held and
resolutions passed urging the Presiden,
to sign the bill. pointing out in a very
clear and logical manner the great i'm.
portancs OF the bill to the people of the
Pacific slope. Both Democrats and Re.
publicans have united and are doine
their utmo st to accomplish this object.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

We have received copy of the An.
nual Edition Of the San Francisco
journal Of Commerce" 1t is valu.
able paper and 10 filled with statistics
showing the trade doings for the year
1878. It also contains an outline map
Of the harbors of the Pacific Coast.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

A lively contest is now in progress in
San Francisco between the Giant Powder
Company and another, the former claim.
ing that the latter is infringing its patent
rights. The Giant Company was the
6rst to introduce high explosives on this
coast.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

The mines near Rockford, Black Hills,
are creating considerable excitement in
the Hills, and new valuable discoveries
are being made daily. Tho Black Hills
Central publishes ssglowing account Of
things thereabout.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

Frank Kenyon, the man of many
papers, has gone to Guatemala with the
intention Of starting q newspaper there.
The Stock Report says he has purchased
and shipped the material for his new
Office and his arrangements for this new
enterprise has been thoroughly perfected
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

The Smallman suit has been dismissed
against John W. Mackey and the Small
mans are living together again, billing
and.cooing like two little turtls-doves.
This was very small piece OF business.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

It is reported from New York that
Gen. Sherman will start for the Pacific
Coast en- April LIST.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

TIE WHITE PINE INDIAN WAR.-We
have been looking over the White Pine
Indian war claims appearing in Con.
troller Hobart's report. which foots up
S17, $40 09-the cost of killing one In-
dian. Hubbard's command, Gallagher's
command and Kelley's command figure
most prominently, and had Col. Sabin's
command from Phoebe. which got away
with the InGian, proved to be as cheeky
in it's demands, the cost of killing that
Indian would have been doubled. The
whole of Hubbard's command lodged one
night for the sum Of $40, which was rea.
sonable, but there was no end to their
wants in other respects. Horse rent was
excessively high in several instances
one man demanding and receiving $3.50
for one animal for one weeks service.
G. A. v. Putnam should have exported
those bills, in which case $500 would
have been sufficient to meet all demands.
-[Ward Reflex.
Gallagher's command charged nothing
for their services, but the persons who
supplied them with horses and trans.
portation. and who at that time did not
expect any remuneration for the same,
when Lieutenant Governor Adams made
his appearance here among them and
told them to make out and send in their
bills, did 20, charging the State, in many
instances, very unreasonable price.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01
Married.

At Phoebe February Gath. by Justice julius
Hoffman. Miss Mora Cadigsn to Nichsel Kut.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

The bill creating the Office OF State
Printer was passed unanimously in the
Assembly.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-01

W. ii. Howard was an express agent
in Omaha, where be lived with his wife.
He went one day to place few miles
out of the city, collected $50 for his en-
ployers, and did not return to his home.
His disappearance was puzzle. He
had deposited in a bank, just before
going away, large sum of money be-
longing to the express company, and that
was regarded as proof OF his honesty.
His social and family relations were
happy, and he was temperate. After
five months. when his wife had given up
searching for him, and was preparing to
return to her parents in the East, she
received letter from him, dated St.
Paul. She went to st. Paul, and found
him there. He WAS very i'll. 1t appears
that he was attacked on his way back TO
Omaha by robbers, who supposed that
he was carrying great deal of money.
They bound and gagged him. carried
him into the woods, beat him terribly
and left him. He was taken to hut by
some woodchoppers, but he was delirous
and they could not learn who he was,
He slowly recovered strength. but re.
NAMED insane. and in that condition
wandered away. When he came to his
senses be was in St. Paul.
<<
In the contested election case OF Frost
vs. Metcalf, from the Third Congress.
sional District Of Missouri, the Commit.
tee on Elections decided unanimously to
report in favor Of Metcalf, the present
incumbent.
France is the most heavily taxed No.
ton in the world.
Iowa BUTTER, roll and tub, at Pou.
jade's.
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GEoRG NrOmN VIEWS.



One Of the saddest deaths that has occurred In
the District In long time was that of little Walter
Winfield Barnes, aged three years, five months, and
twelve days the interesting child of Mr.. Walter W.
and Annie y. Barnes. The little fellow was strick
en- down with scarlet fever Monday forenoon and
died yesterday afternoon after an illness of only
twenty-fuur hours. Little Walter was u great
reside, and Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes have the sympa-
thies of the entire community IN their sudden
bereavement He was the grandson of Mr.. Vim.
cent Barnes, the accommodating station Keeper Of
the Third Precinct.
About eight o'clock last night three colored men
entered the grocery and provision store of Mr.. w.
II. Fowler, corner of Green and Bridge streets,
meal the third one stole lot of sausage amount.
lug in value TO about fily cents and made off with
his booty
About ten o'clock Monday night fire was dis
covered IN the house OH Broad Branch road, owned
and occupied by Thomas Harris. The fire origi-
mated by the upsetting Of coa-oil lamp which set
fire to some clothing. IL was eXtinguished by the
inmates with n loss ofabout $50.
The pavement over the mlll.racc leading from
the Burt mill, owned by Mark Young, to the Poto-
mac gave way in the centre of Water street at an
early hour yesterday morning. post of warning
has been placed In the excavation for passers by.
The work of repairing the Aqueduct Bridge is
progressing rapidly and IL is expected that the re-
pairs will be completed by the time canal naviga-
ton opens.
Tho water win be drawn or the Georgetown
level on March for the purpose of dredging and
cleaning the same for the coming nayigable sea-
SON
There was considerable ice OF the Potomac River
and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal yesterday.
II. W. Greenland. of Fayetteville, ". Y, has
apartments at the West End Hotel.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
FIN1NCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YoHK, FeD. Is. 1917.
The exports OF domestic produce from the port or
New York for the week ending this date were
1891, iO3
Money was IN active demand at 2lS67, closing ut z
Foreign exchange very duh at 4Sj40eisb for long
and 1881 6iSSA for demand.
Government bonds were firm.
State bonds were dull
Railroad bonds were generally strong. Kansas Pa
ciic rs Denver division trust receipts) advanced from
81 to ss4 Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
gold coupons to 1OS, st Paul consolidated sink
ing funds to 1885, do (T & d division extenson) to
l02 Delaware, LacSawanra and Western rs of 1907 to
lO9lS Lake Shore division bonds to ll51i, Ohio and
Mississippi seconds to 9r Central Pacltc' TO no. do
land grants iOOt Union Pacific iirsts to iO's do
sinking funds to 1l5', and Alton and Terre Haute
incomes 10 4iIi. New Jersey Central consolidated
hrts assented foil OF to SAi, do convertible aSsenteu
TO s7 Lehlgh aud Wikesbarre consO ldated assent Ell
TO f1i G G X HrstS to a. and New Jersey Southern
The stock market was active, with upward ten
denCy to prices. In The early dealings there was
fractional decline the tone of the spec liion soon
from the lowest pDnt of the day was established
Union Pacific quite active opening ut 1o' dcclln-
ing to II, and selling up 70 80 winch was me closing
price New York Central and Rock Island were also
strong the former advancing from 1884 TO 100 and the
latter from 1884 to lj !u0 most Ncllye STOCKS were
Erie Northwestern, Lake SrOre Delaware, lhcRf,-
wanna aud Western, 81 Paul, and Western Union,
which advanced from lU 10 lUl'l. Tile transactions
aggregated 278OO shares. of which 1900 were Erie
.0OOU were Lake Shore l2OO were WABASH, 1900 We're
Northwestern l3O00 We're 81 Paul, 22UDwere Delaware,
LackawnIma aud Western 1900 were New Jersey Cen,
trial, l6OW were Uulun Pa'ihc. 1000 were ONO aud
Mississippi 400 Western Uuion 500 were PIT
ellie Mali, and 200 were Kansas Pacific.
The following were the closing prices;
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMoRE, fco, IL, lb'u
Cotton easier. Mtidling. olsc.
Flour strong and active. Howard.street and West
superhne S313 so; do extra 80 sTpl 10; do f,ly.
81 50d5LO city Minis superhnc, - i0G32O do extra,
s. $50 25 do Robrnds t5 2j@9j 5Oi Ptapsco family,
625.
Wheat-Southern firm Southern red, sol 0Ii do
amber, Al zeal 10; No Pennsylvania red, u H. No
Western winter red spot and February 81 00's March,
81 1901 1915; April 81 107l@l H.
CORRESPONDENT easier forwhe ana firm f;ryclow.
Western firm. Southern white, ljc do yellow. iisc;
Western mixed spot and February, ~ sCdlrlc; March.
arc April, 49, fiJsiu; May. 49, 10; seuiuer l1c.
Oats steady and more active. southern, 8Od3}e
Western while, 3lle3Jc do mixed. 304e3c Pennsylv'-
mia, 31Gl3ic.
Rye quiet and steady at 5sdGOc for good to prime.
Hay quiet, Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, $40
| oil.
Provisions caster dlower Moss pork, IS 7561iO go
Bulk Loose shoulders, 1850! clcar-rlb sides,
5d5hc; packed u &C and 57ic BacOn-Shoulders, old,
Sac: new, oleTriD sides 81 pGc. Hams S4GgAc.
Lard. refined tierCes. 7i6g7sc. Butter easier; prime
to choice Western packed, ls920c; roll, l)9Gc Eggs
| quiet at i8@5I7c
Petroleum still dull. Crude sk@ss6c refined, 9l5c.
Coffee quiet. Rio cargocs prime TO choice lldi5isc.
/ sugar firm. son, Ss6tS94c.
Whisky dull ut ~ 0S
| Freigs to Liverpool per steam quiet aud steady.
| Cotton, Nd; -four, 2S6d grain, 6Ad.
| Receipts-Elour, 1lI bbsi wheat, $500 bu; corn,
| 109,300 bu; oats, i2,3)0 bu.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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Georgetown Commercial News.
~ NHNNtsft " ~ '
GttAtS MARK VIZ.

GEois0ErowS, Feb. Is, 1870.
euAtS MARKET.
Wheet-The matt et for wheat continu firm and
steady for ali descriptions, hut the supply is limited
and offerings small, transactions are necessarily
striced to occasional sales Of car and wagon lots.
There IL, however, Stronghold active milling demand
for local wants at the ge Of Sld ol for good to
prime Fultz aud q O5dQl " for Lancaster.
Conirhp receipts of corn are light, Willie there Is
an active local trade demand for milling purposes,
and we still write the market firm and steady ut % "
IBc for yellow aud white.
CATTLE MARKET,
Oneriugsll0 head of beef cattle 1855 sheep. and -
cows and calves.
Mes-ilO hend of beef cattle at gross cwt
Ss sheep at 5Iic per pound and 10 cows and calves
ut 10000 euoh. Market brisk
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fehI1.NlwFNds N"llN ''' W. ','''l
r n. CoLDWELIq Real Estate Auooneer,
e. 500 street northw

TRUSTEES SALE or A TwosToRY FRAME
HOUSE ON THE WEST SIDE OF SEM NTH
STREET ROAD, JUST BEYOND GRANT AVE.
NUE..
by Virtue of deed Of trust dated March 90 A. D.,
1873 duly recorded in Liber No 7 ioO 357, OF the
land records for tie Dlsrct Of Columbia anu at the
request OF the party secured thereby, shalt sell AZ
public auction, IN front OF the premises, m THURS
Day FeDruaTy 30 1879 ut lour O'Clock p. M, the fol.
lowing describe real etg,e, situate IN The county Of
Washington District OF Columbia, tO-wit; Lot num-
bered nnrty.nhie (g In Wright aud DOe's suDdiYis-
ION Of Mount Pleasant, together with the mlEOve-
ments, ~,
Terms. One.thiTd cash, and the balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent. per nnuum secured by IL decd of trust on The
property sold or all cash, At option OF tile purchaser.
One hundred dollars deposit, and all conveyHnCing at
pure haseTs cost. Turms To Ie complied with in seven
days, l, q. KENDALL,
febSeod&ds Trustee,
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BY virtue Of writ Of feri fncia issued ont OF the
Clerks office Of the supreme co0rt Of the District OF
Columbia, and 10 directed, | viii sell NJ public
sale, for cash at the cOurt house door of said District
on MONDAY, the 18Th DAY OF MARCH, h1o at II
o'clock M, all the right title. clam, and interest of
George y. Rider in and 10 the following described
property. to VII! Fart OF square $50 Washington, ID.
e., beginning for the same AZ point ON New Jersey
avenue, II feet IL inches nom the southwest corner OF
said square, running thence with the line OF New Jcr
spy avenue IL feel, thence nOrlheustery ut right
angles with said avenue 100 feet Inches, thonca
sOuthwaTdly II feet ia inches, then at right angles
los feet TO the place OF beginning, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon. seized AND
levied upon rs the property Of George ~ Rider TO
satisfy execution Nc l5lj3 10 law, In favor OF Alex
Sharp FkEDK DOUGLASS,
4. 3. Marshal u. C.
JOHN SHERMAN Auctionppr.
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Then the committee went back to that portion of
the bill providing for the judiciary, which had
been postponed because OF the political amend
mens to lie offered 10 t.
Mr.. HERBERT offered an amendment In regard TO
the mode If drawing grand and petit jurors, and
utes.
Mr.. souTHARD offered nm amendment repeating
The sections providing for supervisors Of elections.
Points Of order were made, on which the decision
was reserved.
The committee then rose, aud the House at 1925,
All
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Y T. CoLDWELL, Auetioueer,
J. No. 500 + street northwest
WAsH, B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, 1906 " STREET NORTH.
WEST.
By Virtue OF deed of trust dated June II, A. D.
1875 duly recorded In L5er No. 7, folio rs OF seq,
land records tho District of Columbia. and at the
written request OF the party secured thereby We Will
sell nj public auction, In mont of the premises on
THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of February, A. u. 1879 at
o'clock D. M, that real estate situate IN the city OF
Washington, TO wit: Lot numbered ifty.Hve (J5) In
the subdivision part OF square numbered three hun.
dred and forty (3fUI, made January a. 1875 recorded
in the surveyor office Of said District Lher 4Dr W.
n. M iolioni5, with the Improvements, consisting OF
u thTeestOry brick house
Terms OF saie The amount ofindebtedness secured
by said deed oftrus. unpaid and all aCcuiug expenses
Including those of sale In cash, aud TIE balance ut
six twelve and eighteen months for which the notes
OF the purchaser bearing interest from Tie day Of st @
aud secured by deed OF trust the property sold,
Will be taken. \ deI osll o; three hunGrud dollars
quged NJ time OF sale, Conveyancing and recording
at expense OF purchaser.
MAE,riS IT, RoHRER, rrr''ee'
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WALTER b WILLIAMS < CO., AuclIonccr.,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON COLUMBIA STREET, BE
TWEEN NINTH AND TENTH AND p AND q
STREETS NORTH WEST
BY virtue o. decd Of trust dated June % 1870, duly
recorded in Der So folio 49, Of the land records
for the District Of Columbia AMI at the request of the
In front Of tie premises on TUESDAY tie 9TH day OF
March, A. d. 1879 the following described real estate,
situated IN the city Of Wasnston District of Column
bia, and being lot Nc eight 81 in James u, Darrow's
recorded subdivision Of rt Of squai numbere three
hundred and siNty-ive 1861 together with the I'M
provements, &c.
Terms: Ore third cash balance IN six and twelve
(6) and 2) months with Interest ut per cent per
mum, secured by deed of trust on tile property sold,
all cash, ut the option of the purchasers slOO de,
post ut time OF sale All cOnveyancng and RECORD n
at urchascrs cost Iferns OF sale are mt complied
with IN seven days the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property az risk aud costs ofdehulilng Fur
chaser BRAlNAltD H. WARMER, 1r,y,oas
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Maria Learl, Kelly and Consolation. Right all from
the Chesapeake Buy. VITA oysters 10 ma .ket.
CLEAHEn.
Riley g Wharvos- SchoOucra w = Brewster Murmu-
duke, aud VI Gertrude, Bosnian, all bound down. light.
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TRAVELLERS 0UiDE
RALTiMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

xArloxT re FE5 5i0pi a9 &S6 sS6nr LINE
NORTH 'oRrirwE$Es VEST. AND SOUTH
.,.,.u.,, no TAitE ifFEoT
SUNDAY, NoVEMBEH IL 1873 at $50 A. NJ
A. NJ Iehye Washington:
5o'1,tt{H;EW y. YORK, HiLApELPHIA, AND nos.
MY I.,, ENPNhsS. Ellcott Guy On Sundsys 70
npaPos Junction Jessqps Hanover, aud Elk
strasburg, Winchester irSserstoSn and Way Via
7loHfBIiTtMoRE AND LAUREL EXPIRES.
slOIPoint Of Rocks, Piedm9nt stfasburg, Win
$50. NEW YORK PHTIA DELPHiAy BOSTON,
MD BALTIMORE EXPREss Paror Car 70
New York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
sa'G LOUIS I9TEsy z enIGAeo CO
crick. Hagerstowu. and Valley Branch, except
S9Teday ToISh y car to tannon pms9 S cars
except saturday
300, !oh sunday ouly--Baumore. Annapolis, and
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Blndens.
burg College BeltSVille, LAUREL Annapolis juno
q, >uon' Jessups, and Hanover
iiSo,a iNEw. YORK, PiiIfADELPHIX, AND B0s-
TON ENPlEssS. stops ut Laurel.
i;35. ION sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
isO.BAiTnuoRE BLADENsBURG. AND LAU-
REL EXP1,I2Ss. Frederick Via Relay. stops at
4s5HiPoint Of Rocks Frederick, Hapeistown, Win.
chester and Way stations. ON sundays TO Point
:. q, Of Rocks and WAY stations only ,,,,..,
$50 PiiiiiLADEfPII&, SoRFofk, AND BAL.
TfMOHE EXPtlSSS 1srOtt City. Norfolk, eS-
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
cars direct 70 boat at Canton stops ct Bladens'
73j-t cfiCAGo AND coLUMBUs EMPRESS
s1oi- BAiTIMoRE EXpREss.
s;n0-pgint Of Rocks and WY st!nions ,s,,,rrr
AND pIiTsBUHG ENTREES. Piitsburg, ex-
INtSef \ IsIV York PHI a bFIPIITA. AND BAL
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GREAT
1878
1878

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NoRrlI, WEST, AND souTHwBsr
SPLENDID SCENERY 5MSA4GNlFrcENr EQUIP
TRAINS Leave w.ssHiNGToN from Depot, cor
ner Of sixth aud streets as follows; ,,,,, ,r,,,,
Pitisburg to Cincinnati ST. Louis, and ChIcago;
i4Sp c N ddGpIy VIII Ps@ce fs s 70 SPIGRsso
For Cannndaigun. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fans,
and the North NJ 7A0 p. m daily, except seturd!S,
with Palace Cars to Caunndaigla- For Williams
port. Lock Haven and Watkins, at 1910 a. M
daily, except sunday.
For New York and tie East 1890 and lOl5 y. daily
wi h Palace Cars attached. Limited Express or
Pullman Parlor Cars, 80 q. M daily except
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex"
aHording direct transfer to Fulton street, AVOID.
ing double hrriage and Journey across New fork
For Philadelphia, 1880 $3.50 aud io;iSp m daily Linz
tied Express $3.50 u. m. daily, except sunday.
For Baltimore, s:3j n0 m. and 400 p M daily,
except sunday 1910 a. ME- 1870 $3.50 $40 ana iOlS
For Pope's Creek Line. Z a. M. and 40 p daily,
For Annapolis, a. m. and 400 p. m. daily except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALllNAN DRIA AND WASHING
For Aiexandria o. I5 O. TO- II a. m, and lis, s,l9o,
S, G9j, :, aud ll#Op p. IN. On Sunday o a. M, lil5
For Richmond and tie south, $50 a. and 500 p
For chesapeake end OHIO Railroad $40 D. m daily
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Gl5, 7:i5
o. 10, II u IN. and l. g. i20, 3, G,li, T. and f. p III.
on sunday at and 10 Il. m and d:l5 p. m.
Tickets Information, sleeping and p0rlor-cor ac-
Communications can be procured ~ the oIces-nurt.
east corner of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and ut the depot, where orders can be
left for the checking of baggage TO destinations from
t. p. FARM FIR, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Mannger.
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Tho rollowIngare lilo Official closing quotations Of
COMMERCIAL.


WAsHIN0lON, Fpb, Is, ISlO,
ARRIVED.
Rey's wharyes-Schooners Charm Kelly, Norfolk,
with lumber to NJ W JohnsOni II II Lambert, Davis
Mary Ellen, Saumi SHINING Light, Thomas; n h
Hamilton, Spence; Kiny Ann, Llycock John p
Ehrmanu, -; John w Gray. Bundyi SWIM, ---i
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TINTED STATES N1KgT1i55 SALE.

BY virtue of n writ Of fert 6ru'ids issucd out of
the CLERKS ONCE Of the supreme Court of the Dis.
triCt of COlumba aud TO me directed, / VIII sell At
public sale for cash ~ tie court house door Of sald
District. on MONDAY. the Sd day Of March.
1873 NJ twelve o'clock M, all the right title claim,
ana interest Of the defendant in and To The following
described property, to wits SuhlOt A. square 10. city
Of Washington, d G., together with all and singular
the Improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as
the properly of Emmanuel T.. smith, TO satisfy exc
cution No. 1888 la favor OF Richard W, Mann.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
u, X. Marshall u. G.,
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctioneer. fcbll-tts
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TNRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
A REAL ESTATE AT ItILLSDALE, d. G.
BY virtue OF trust to Daniel T. Eaton myself,
dated June s. 1872 and duly recorded In Liber No Gsj
folio 39 OF the land records for the District OF Co
unbla and at the request OF tile party secured there
BY rs surviving trustee, viii sell n public auct on.
In front OF the premises on SATURDAY, March -.
1871 at 1870 O'Clock D. m, lot No. y, section No D. of
the Barry Farm subdivision according to the plat Ci
subdivision lel by the trustees OF Barry FARM tOnnd
IN the office of the Surveyor OF WaSitingt n County,
District of Columbia,
Terms Of sale; $3.50 and expenscso OF se In cash (:
the balance In six (6) mon hs for which the notes of
the purchaser bearing date from the day Of sale and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold shall
he taken. A dep sit of So will be required OF the
purchaser at the tine Of sale, and all. convey
will he at the cost OF tie purchaser. The trustee
serves the right to resell Nh property at the risk and
cost of the denuing purchaser II the terms Of the
sale are not complied with within seven "a days
after the day ofSaie. GEO. w. STICKNEY,
| fcIn Opw,Sds Surviving Trustee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-19
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ness and dispatch ut THE REPUBLICAN JOB