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The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

"Give us nasly Dsys-Nes Bsytsh ue.."
As We listened TO the uttersnce OF this
sentiment BY enc beloved and honored
I'VE were deeply impressed with it..
force and importance. We mentally
added-give u, also, womanly girls mot
girlish women.
But who are IN give us such boys and
girls 10 there any special need for such
demand at the present dayf
Upon the parents, guardians and
educators OF our youth dUes sociesy make
this claim, and It needsno marked astute
nea to describe the necessity Of the claim.
lhe great aim of the juveniles OF both
sexes nowadays, II would seem, IL to
dof ~ early - possible the habiliments
that savof Of childhood and TO don thoss
- aataFtty, together with IL habits and
neAnen q ~ beau snd ~ bells. We
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
So dievs Pc nsioners.
NEWSPAPERS and MAGAZ'N.
Is not q new co . ound.
M NTs4 REM EDY

Hu1HfEon Is not q new co Ound.
"IMvV H NT'S REMEDY
"INv N has been before the publ CT iru
hhOlSu ~ years and used by all closes
u~u,v~u,u, with and without the advice Of
nUhuuU0UlII physician
kHMEuH hUsTA REMEDY
ICuQlvIIYIDI has saved from hnge,in dises~
and death hundreds Of we'll
known citizens. Ws Mt RENEDv cures Drop
sy, Gravel, and all dr, OF the Kidneys Bladder
and Urins ry organs. rend for pamph ct to
WM CLARKE Prevalence. Il. L.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

PISTOL hrirg On tbs streets are the OF:
shootp Of q bad education.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15
!i|gaaaH.||,SFMFN1lI'g

children often need rle nouri.hment rath' ihsD
medicine, and how to AZ I'd thi when th. ebilu has
ntte power to sssmlatsi IL flly net In hidse. food
VITOF NEWSPAPERS with dverri ing rsi.s,
- ,O0 pages, 10 q. ROWELt a CO NJ.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

Pamph ct ... 10 s. a. p ao..,, ~ . 'rs' c..' ny. ~.
The Osceola times., 1879-02-15

Patents. Oesiwns. Trade aavks. Lnbels.
Caveats, and advice how to secure them prom pity,
and ct the lowest est given ny :. WALLS a
N, Editors Of the Scientific News, No. 10 spruoe
ST., New York, who have had twenty iour yeas
experience 10 the business "scikNTIFit MEMS"
Just the paper for Mechanics Inventors and readers
Of Popular Science. ONLb sl A YEAR. samps
c pies nd ps ph ct to Inventors sent tree.
National Republican., 1879-09-30


VS.. Jackson to be heard without printing. United
Statcz ex rel Edwards,ys McKclden; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsT1CE MACARTHUH-McCaf
ferty vs.. Collohan judgment by default Dixon
VS.. Spaldng; same action. Warmoth VS.. West;
judgment of condemnation.
. EQUITY CoURT-JUST1CE MACARTHuR.-Na Nanden-
burgh VS.. Gordun passed Indefinitely. Gilmore VS..
Steck; decree for Sl25NBO WIN interest ana cost IN
behalf of complainant Jones VS.. Jones ct all sale
of part lot, square 23S and X. D. Murray appointed
trustee. Keppler VS.. Koppleri decree OF dlVorCe
and custody of children. Iantzngcr VS.. lngersoll;
dismissal of bill with costs. Byron VS.. Edwards;
reference TO auditor to ascertain debts. lloughlon
VS. Morrison: decree Of September 20 amended.
lngersol vs. James entire annual TX ordered palu.
1oie 1 vs. heiu, hini Iotlncoon o. sue. SEiiio w.
Bryan; order reViVing suit ana making adlninisllu-
irN complainant. Mccullough vs. sliney ON hear
ing.
CRIMINAL COURT Justice HAGNER.-Samuel
Sheckell, petit larceny second olcnse, guilty
motion IN arrest of Judgment filed. John NJ w.
stone indicted for the murder OF his wiie, !two
cases, both imperecD; nolle pros entered. Felix
Jones, petit larceny second olensei guilty; Maria
Hans0orough, larceny guilty OF petit larceny
sentenced to only one month in Jail IN consequence
National Republican., 1879-09-30
GEORG ETOIyN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.


A serious break in the canal up at the Williams
port level is reported. The extent of the damage
measures l6 feet by 6. The WilliamspOrt level is
distant from Georgetown per canal, 100 miles
The Aqueduct Bridge, connecting Georgetown
with her sister city, Will soon undergo thorough
repairs in the way of pew flooring, DC. Lumber
IN large piles has been ordered ana slowed away,
ready for operations.
Mr.. j. Thomas Probey, the merchant tailor Of
furnishing new suits for the Capitol police Is the
lowest, and he will consequently commence the
job. There are thrty-two suits of clothes in all
and Mr.. Prodigy has agreed to furnish them ut S3S
each.
The south tower of Georgetown University, de-
signed principally to afford the most favorable OPP
portunity for taking views of the surrounding
country, is nearly completed The force of me-
ch0nics now at work are losing no time, and at the
end of the week the lookout tower will be ready
for visitors.
An unusually large congregation of Georgetown
bummers and Virginia lOaiers was held at Rosslyn
Station OH Sunday last, and the surrounding coun.
try was made hidcous by the iniuriated gang.
Bloody noses black eyes &c, were the order of the
day. The local sheriff made feeble efforts TO dis
persc the crowd, but was totally unsuccessful fho
drunken raDble Oh this occasion numbered upward
of thirty whites and twice rs many blacks. lis
about time this Sunday gang was "sot down upon"
Mr.. Charles Lemon, an old resident of George
town and well known among its numerous nhaDi-
tants proposes as soon as practicable 10 erect u
large tower, some sixty feet high, at Fort Reno,
several miles distant from this place. In addition
to this, Ii is intended to make Il popular pleasure
park on the site. Fort Reno Is considered the
highest elevation in the District and the object Of
be TO afford fine point for observation and for the
general edilCutiOn of tourists.
National Republican., 1879-09-30

Cotton duh. MIddling lO@lOlIc.

BALTIMORE, MD, September 30.
Cotton dull Mlddling l0@10Ac.
Flour quiet and firm. Howard street and Western
supernc,S SO 754 25: do extra 81 505 %; do family
60 50@G 2t City mills superflnc, So 75a4 %; do
extra. 81 50G5 25; do family. SO o0dG 5O do Rio
brands, 40 2j@6 80; Paopsco family, 81 90.
Wheat - southern firm and active: Western
closed easier. Southern red, 81 2j6D1 49, do amber,
81 S0@l 80; No l Maryland, 81 3l15; No. West,
q 2Sl4@l 2s2l November, 81 20G1 2o19; December,
81 29l2Cg1 2024
Corn Southern lower, Western spot, strong,
futures quiet Southern white. 60c: do yellow
nOmnally G0c Western mixed spot 5SlSd5S3Ic;
September 5S6D5SAc October, 53Ic: November
5lA@52c; December 5l@5lHc steamer, no offer
Oats higher and quiet Southern, 8j@87c Western
white, &@Gci do mixed, S2@33l8c; Pennsyl-
Yaia, 3i@3Gc,
Rye quiet at 6i@66c.
Hay steady Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl4@l5 per ton.
Provisions steady and firm. Mess pork. $40 90.
Bulk meats-Loose shoulders, 3Nd4c clear rib
sides, &C. do packed, AZ and G064c. Bacon should
ers, 4Ac; clear RIB sides, 6Ac. HAMS ll@1l%c.
Butter firm. Prime to choice Western packed
1SMl6c.
Eggs strong and active at 16@l7c
Petroleum flrm crude, 5Ac; refined, TIC.
Coffee very firm. Rio cnrgoes, l2@lGLc.
Sugar active A soft S5S@1S7sc.
Whisky firm and higher at 81 10.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer firm
Cotton, 5-lGd; -four, 2s Cd; grain 7l3@Sd,
Receipts-Flour, 27 bbls; wheat, 22DG00 bu
corn, 900 bu; oats, $500 bu; rye, 900 bu.
shipments-Wheat 2Gl 400 bu corn. $4,000 bu.
Sales-Wheat, 43i, 100 bu; corn 53,7I0 bu.
National Republican., 1879-09-30

THE two honey bees that went into the ark
lodged in the archives UhitchdH Times.
No gontlemanly students lamp will smoke
in the presence of ladies' JVhiiehdH Times.
ONE must have tremendous voice to kill
two birds with ones tone Cincinnati CONNER.
cidl
"WHAT wrought the change in the foliage2'
she said, as she picked up the beautiful gold
red leaf and her little brother echoed SUM
mcr autumn. Philadelphia Bulletin.
Two drunken mon from Newburyport wan
dered into Salem tunnel in the night aud fell
asleep. After sleeping some time one of them
awoke and called out to his companion !:
"Abram, shut that door, for our room is ex-
tcnsively large. .'-NeDb,UgpOr Herald
"IT seems to me- said n customer to his bar
Der, that in these hard times you odght to
lower your prices for shaving" Cart do it,"
replied the barber; nowadays everybody wears
such a long face that we have great deal
moro surface to shave over"
THE bcardless youths who light and smoke
cigarettes in the opera-house while the audi
enco is dispensing are in great danger. No
boy can smoke hair from an old Gu shion any
length of time without injuring himself-evcn
if it is wrapped up in white paper.-Danbury
NeiUs.
National Republican., 1879-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
oIoomargnrino Butter and Cheese

Moro than ninety million pounds OF these
articles were manufactured in tho United
States in 1873, much aud probably most Of it 50
carefully disguised that it is sold in the
markets without detection. Mr. John Michels,
an eminent microscopist of New York city,
says that in the process of manufacturing tho
oleomargarine butter and cheese, the fat used
is never subjected to q higher temperature
than 1909 Fahrenheit that such butter may
bo still considered to be in u raw state; that
any germs of disease, morbid secretions or
embryos Of parasites in the animals from which
this oil was obtained arc liable TO be trans.
ferred in living condition into the systems Of
those who uso this butter; that animals used Tor
food are subject to the attacks OF internal para
sites, that lodge in countless multitudes in all
parts of their bodies that some of the most dam
gerous forms will also live aud thrive in
man that the trichiue which enter tho body
at once breed by the million, and invade the
whole system from head to foot that il is
well known that living organisms have with
stood u temperature much higher than that
which caul fat is subjected TO in the prepara-
tiOn of Oleomargarine, and that even 100 de-
grces have been resisted by these germs that
IL would not be strange if the caul fat from
diseased animals, whose meat is not used for
food, should often be sold for this purpose
that lie has found in oleomaTgarno animal
tissues, with fragments and cells of suspicious
nature that lie has reason to believe that the
refuse fat Of Mt least one pOrk-packing cstab-
lishment is used in its manufacture, and that
he views with anxiety its introduction us an
article of food.
Professor Church statcs that he has found in
oleomargarinc, by analysis, horse fat, fat from
bones and waste fat, such rs is used for maxi
ing candles.
National Republican., 1879-09-30
RIVER IND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

ARRIVED.
Littlefeld's wharf - Schooner Carrie Walker.
Avery, Rockland, Me- granite paving blocks for
Byrnes Il Mcknight
Carter's wharf-Schooners Calvin p Harris. BEN
ton, Philadelphia, coal for George Bogus and ii
4 b Penicks & Co; Black Hawk, Edwards, Macho-
dack, Va, wood, and Ada Lee, Keurick Malta
woman Creek Md wood both for ] Carter
Johnson's wh0ri-Steamer Experiment, Ford
Philadelphia, assorted cargo for District mer.
chants,
Riiey's wharf schooners Samuel II Travers.
Havre de Grace, Md coal for James Miller; Os.
trich, Bntten, Virginia lumber for 'rhos " Smith;
Annie Engcl, Russell, Wave, Taylor; John W For
rest, JOY; Charley, Chiseltnc; Sarah Jane Russell.
Mary Parks Kelly; Discovery, Sears Lizzie Racnu
Thomas; Jno Francis Evans, all from Chesapeake
Bay, oysters for market.
Great Falls Ice CompOnys wharf - Schooner
Grey Eagle, Coster, Port Deposit, Md, lumber for
b Church ~ Sons.
Biscoes wharf-Schooners Annie Bell Goslev.
Suffolk, Va. lumber for 4 l. Jackson Il Co: Robert
Hamilton; Spence, and w Colburn both from
Eastern Shore, Va, sweet potatoes for Elijah Il
Adams
Cooperative Ice Company's wharf-schooner
Frank Il Dow Gage, Farmingdalo, Nc, with ice for
Cooperative Ice Company
Millers Seventh sIreet wharf-Schooncr G IL
Lister, Pearcc, New York, stone for N Acker.
CLEARED
swharf-schooner Lavnia Hopkins, Lee
down the river, light,
Stephenson's Scyonth-Strect wharf--Steamer Geo
Lcary, White, Norfolk, Va, freight and passengers.
SiNth-Street whGrl--SiCamcr Mattuno Bylcs
lower river landings, with freight and passengers
Inland and ScabONrd COmpany's Wharf-Stenners
Lady tho Lake, Traycrs, Norfolk, Va, and j. W.
Thompson, Wood, Lconardtown, Md, freight and
passengers.
National Republican., 1879-09-30

SUPREME COURT or THE DIsTRlCr-CHIEF JusTIcE
CAhrTER AND JUSTICES NYLlE, Cox AND JAMES
Gait VS.. Adams Express Company judgment IN tho
court below, in iNvor Of the plaintlh, affirmed
Justice james delivered the opinion. Hines VS..
District of Columbia; this IL the case in which II is
charged that the plaintiff was improperly removed
as member OF the Fire Department OF this city,
ana slll was brought for reinstatement OF the com
plainanl and to recover pay while displaced from
his situation; Justice Cox delivered the opinion of
the court, which was that the plainihhad no right
of action, and the demurrer was sustained Brown
w. The Ancient United Order of tile SONS and
Daughters and Brothers and Sisters Of Moses of th,
United States and the World at Large; Chief Jus.
tCc Carter delivered the opinion OF the COur-tbat
there We're no merits in the case the demurrer was
sustained aud the bill dismissed Hon. J. S. Fowler
Of Tennessee, on motion OF Mr., Dye, was admitted
to tho bar Cochran vs. Clarke; motion to dismiss
appeal denied, Washington Market Company va,
District Of Columblai TcmNndel, ChCsley vs..
Mcrrymun; cause entered settled, Dowd vs.. Ackcr,
motion To- dismiss for failure to print record over
ruled Washington Brick Machine Company vs..
Hilllh motion 10 roinstato appeal taken under
Amusement, Dubbins vs. Jenkins; motion to cal
ehdar aHd cisniisi lor want Of printing. Beckett
National Republican., 1879-09-30
FOR sALE-HOUSEs.

A TnREE-sToRY Brick House; nearly new;south
IA OF Iowa Clrcle II rooms, bay window, back
building, fine cellar, furnace; very complete ~
every respect aud In excellent condition; VIII be sold
ri bargain, and on terms to suit purchaser Apply
to ] B LAWYER, 3 o + st. sclBGt
LOR SA LE-Thc valuable improved property on the
AZ corner of Eighth and X ssh W, Tie building iS
four stories high 2lxSO ieet Is suitable for store
Also the adjoining house, occupied as paint ore
For terms apply 10 JNO A RUFF, corner seventh
street nnd Louisiana avenue. st22u
nN liberal terms. three story basement Resi-
~ dencc, with all modern Improvements; situated
on Eleventh ST within II minutes walk OF inc F-St
cars inquire ut National Republican Office. sclN-tl
National Republican., 1879-09-30
FREE ADVERTISING.
III O 9 III a. R G IL

Advertisements under inc neau OF
WANTED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
OF acceptable nature and not TO exceed four lines
on our third page are free 10 all.
No business Advert sements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column ut
five cents per line for each Insertion.
IT answers fail to come the first time we invite q
second, third many repetitions are necessary
to what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
vertisers to feel that they not imposing on US, but
doing us favor by using our free columns, wo
are determined 10 make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoilce If initials used they should be directed
to the care OF some person, firm postolice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p. m.
Advertisements can be left At our Office or sent
through the mail to
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National Republican., 1879-09-30

The exercises Of the school will be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, the Sth dny Of October, at oc'uck y.
M, when the announcements Tor the will he
made, aud opening addresses delivered by the Pro
iessOrs.
Under graduates and new students purpoaing 10
jAln the school are invited TO he present. also grd
yates in law who may des re- information respecting
the oitrut Ons of the Post GRADUATE Dcpar ment.
The charge for tuition in the under grad Iates de
paTtment is s for single year. or $50 Tor two years,
payable In advance half yeully, or In monthly III
stnlnents at the option ui students.
The tuition lee III the Post Graduate Department IS
$50, yabe IN monthly instalmenis, and covering the
entire period of nine months
Applications for cUtulo ues may be made at the
bookstore of w. H. aud y. II. Morrison. i15 Pennsy-
vania avenue; at the National Savings Bank, corner
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, and TO the
President of the uuiv,fs ty. sp.6.3w
National Republican., 1879-09-30
United srArEs MANsHAHs SALE

by virtue of writ Of feri faclas issued ont OF the
clerks office OF the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, ana to me directed, will sell at pubcse,
THURSDAY, tho OH day of October, 1870, ut IL
o'clock M. ali the right title claim aud the interest
property, wit All of lot seventeen (lO square six
hundred and elghtynlne (6s9 and the south part OF
lOt seven in said square commencing al the south
east corner Of lot seven in said square In the city of
Washington, ID. C., running thence east with the
south line of lot H. said square, thence north with the
west line ofsaid lot II the northwest corner Of said
lot IA thence parallel with the south line Of said
lot to the east line of south Capitol street; thence
south along said street to place Of beginning together
with all and singular the improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon rs the property of G. 5. Mat
toon TO salty execution No A727, law. in favor OF
John ;. MCGrew
FREDK. DOUGLASS, u S. Marshall D, O.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtiOnCer. se2-dls
National Republican., 1879-09-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY 1IATTERS IN NEW YORK
And SIN FRANCISCO.
ow York Money Market.

NEW York, September -, 1872
The imports of specie for the past week were ;
Silver S2l9 2j6 gold, S7iS7,g50. 1865.
Money was steady to-day at 5@6 per cent, closing
ut 8. Foreign exchange was firm, with fair de-
mand ut lSiA@islA for long, and 4s3A@4s3I9 for
demand.
Governments strong and higher.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm and active, especially the Erie
new funded flves, which rose ON enormous pur-
chnseS from 70I6 toS0l%, while do funded iives rose
from 7S9A to 7Sl9. Erie hlths rose to ll0L, New
Jersey Central 0ssented consolidated to lOlIH ST.
Paul sinking funds to 1854 Cairo u Fulton iirst 70
102l6 and San Francisco seconds (class B) to 5o1.
Lehigh 4 Wikesbarre consolidated sold up from
f019 to S251 American dock sevcns from w 10 W,
ana Ierre Haute seconds preferred ron bS 10 JO.
Lafayette Muncie firsts declined To- 93l3, Michigan
Southern sinking funds to 110L, Keokok Des
Moncs rsts to 0jl5 Iron Mountain lirsts to liz, and
Kansas Il Texas iiTsts to 7SI2d1S2s
The speculation on the Stock Exchange to-day
was on a scale of great magnitude. Ill the carly
dealings q very buoyant tone prevailed, and prices
advanced 46g31s per cent, Michigan Central Leading
the upper movement, with Erie, Lake Shore and the
Granger and coal stocks also prominent in the i'm.
provement. III the afternoon, under sales to rca'
lie profits, the general list reacted H@l per cent,
while New jersey Central fell of 2lS, Hannibal y
st. Joseph preferred and ST. Paul Il Sioux City 4
per cent. In the late dealing the market became
hrmer and there was partial recovery
The transactions aggregated i6iOO0 shares, which
is the largest single days business since the hours
were changed from to 8 tO 10 TO 3, The sales III
cluded $4,000 Erie 100 Lake Shore, 10000 Wabash
81 900 Northwestern 10000 st. Paul, % 900 Delaware
Iuckuwunna and Western, 2S,00O New Jersey Cen
trial, 1l,0O0 Delaware IL Hudson, 10000 Michigan
Central 10000 Union Pacific, 300 g., c., c. q l..
sippi 0,0U0 Western Union, 5O0l Pacific Mail, 7,OOl
Kansas City IL Northern, 5000 Kansas IL Texas and
6,OO0 Sutro Tunnel
The following were the closing quotations:
.fnNT sNfNH - lftS ft1
National Republican., 1879-09-30
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STOYY FRAME
HOUSE, THIRrEEN- -ANDA-lIALF STREET,
BETWEEN B AND q.

BY virtue of deed OF trust dated tho sth day of
May A. D., 1876 and duly recorded In liber No. ss,
folio 3i Of the land records for the District of Column
ba and nj the wrl ten request Of the party secured
front Of the premises, ON TUESDAY the 18th day Of
October, a. D. 1872 1T o'clock y. m, the following
real estate and premises, located In Washington, u.
O., with the improvements thereon, viz; The south
half of lot No. :, In square NJ. 2Gi.
Terms OF sale: One-lOuTth Ofthe purchase money In
cash. the residue IN six, twelve and eighteen months
70 be secured upon llle premises s9id WIN interest
or all cash, nt purchasers option. II the terms OF
sale not complied with In five days the trustees
reserve The right to sell the promises at the risk
and cost OF detulting purchaser. a deposit OF s2j
Will he required Of the purchaser the day of sale.
JAS. Il. PETTY, Treasurer.
so,ooo0sas s1Mi II srEfEInNs8TTff + WfnsSTf Trustees
National Republican., 1879-09-30
STATES MARsHALs SALE,

by virtue OF writ Of hcri hclas issued out Of the
clerks offce OF the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, ana to me directed, Will sell Rt public
sale for cash, at tho courthouse door of said District
" O'Clock NJ all the right tite claim and Interest OF
the defendant IN ad 70 the following described prop
erty TO wit The north seventeen feet OF lot six (6),
of square wentynine (2A by the depth of said lot, IN
the city of Washington d. G., together with al and
singular the improvements Thereon seized nndleyed
upon the property OF Frederick Nculnhr, to satisfy
GTamm FREDk. DOUGLASS,
U ;, Marshal, d. &,
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtiOnetr, Gclg-dts
National Republican., 1879-09-30

Schooner William Mason, French with coal from
Philadelphia; L, H. Birdsel Birdscl with coal
from PhiladclphiOi Carrie Walker Russell Maine,
with stono brig May Mcclure, stone, Philadel'
phiu to load for Aspinwall.
National Republican., 1879-09-30
TEE GENERAL M1RKEIS.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEORGETOWN, September %.
Offerings on change yesterday, 2,i0O bushels
wheat, with sales at 81 2i@1 % for prime Futz;
] 27% for Lancaster. Market closed firm and ac-
National Republican., 1879-09-30
JoHN 4. CoLDWELL, Auctionecr,
~ No. SOC street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING, NJ
III NINTH STREET NORTHEASI.

By virtue OF u deed OF trust, dated the twenty-slxth
day OF MAY, D. lS7innd duly recorded IN Liber No.
as olio ~ of the Land Records OF the District Of
Columbia aud AT the writ request Of the holder OF
tie notes 'ecurcl by said deed OF trust will sell at
public auction IN front Of tue :premlscs on FRIDAY,
OCTOBER g. 1879 It o'clock D. M, the following de-
sGrbed real estate, situate IN the city oi Washington,
District of Columbia, to wit: All OF lots numbered
twentyseven( )nRd twenty eight(2S)n Moses Kelly
recorded subdivision OF square numbered nine hun
drod aud twelve ()l2), together with the improve
lance In six twelve and eighteen months IN notes OF
the purchaser secured tho properly sold, with in
tcrcst sX per cent per annum; all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser, one hundred dollars dcpOs
TO be paid at time OF sale and oil cOnveyhncing nl
purchasers cost II terms Of sale are not complied
within seven days from day Of sale the property Will
be resod At the risk and cost of the deaulting pur'
chaser h. ~ ASHFORD,
so9Od&ds Trustee
National Republican., 1879-09-30
I 7 NIvERsITY OF GEORGETOWN
|. AW COLL G T..

The annual term Of this institution opens WED
NfSDAG EVENING, OClUBltR !. 1879, at the Lee
turc Hall, gl5 Fsrect nOrthwc,t In Washington city
RICHARD 7. MERltlCK, LID, Constitutional
aud International Law.
JAMES LOWNDES, Esq, Evidence. Pleading and
Equity.
MARTIN =. NORRIS, LID, Common Law, Real
ana Personal Property, Crimes and MisdemeunOrs
tHAS. W. HOFFMAN, LID, Ecan and President
OF Moot Court TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT Esq.
hnl w. IL, DENNIS, Associated
TERMS! For the regular course OF two years, FIFTY
DOLLAltS per annum. for the 10 graduate 60 arse
OF one year, s9j Attendance OH lectures half the
above rate.
The sessions are held at early hour in the even
Ing to suit the convenience of those engaged during
the day or reading in the libraries.
For all particulars, or for admission apply person
ally or by letter to
WM. HENRY DENNIS Secretary,
see eOdiw Office in CITY Hail west wing.