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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10
FOR SALE.

Valuable residence Just outside of the village Of
ST. Johnsbury, between Fairbanks village ana tne
fair oronnd. with twenty acres of land adjoining
tbe nTemises. buildings new and in good condition
Good spring of water the place. and running 1t q
the house and barn. and garden well stoGked %i'n
small fruits. ALEA. % - " NJ Etf
St Johnsbury Nov. &c. 1877. oi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10
WHY! O WHY!

chapped hands lips, Salt Rheum Burns, Sore
Eyes, Sore Nipples, Dandruff Chatting etc. sent
Oy mall for 29c. by j. II. GRAY. Aver. Mass. L6O-05
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LELAND A. WHITNEY
JERSEY STOCK!

% If you wish for n that gives rich
SVfS2% milk. one-fourth cream, which makes
N NJ nice Gilt Edged butter, try the Jerseys.
-4--@e- The young calves are easily learned to
drink mature young usually giving milk before
two years old. are hardy and gentle. Bear good
keeping and kind treatment. but will do better on
short feed and dry pastures than the larger breeds
and are ercetteHt dairy When giving milk do
not take flesh, but all ertrd feed goes to produce
more milk They take on flesh very easily when
not giving milk, makingthe very best of beef.
WIN. ID. BRONSON, of East Hariwick. Vt. has
made a specially of them for Dairy Cows and has
been very successful in raising good He now
offers few choice animals for sale.
Nov 90 1878.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10

WATERING HORsEs.-Horses watered
three times day-morning, noon and
night-will be in far better condition
for work of any kind than if watered
half dozen times, as some people driv-
ing allow their horses to be. They will
sweat less and be more lively, and we
believe will be in better health. Once
a day or twice a day even is not suffi-
cient horses can get along with it, as
can cattle, but it is not advisable or
humane. In fields where there are full
watering troughs, cattle will be found
to go to them about three times "A day
and horses the same. Sponging out the
mouths of horses at stopping places we
never allow. In the first place we do
not consider it of any benefit and in
the second it may convey disease from
one animal to another.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10
OLD PAPERS,

Good for pantry shelves, putting under carpets
and doing up bundles, for sale at so cents hun
dred, at this office. If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10
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st. JOhnsbury. Vt. Dec. Il. ls11
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-01-10
AUCTION BILLS,
Flu r NIT r E!

We would say to our patrons that we have added
to our former business the manufacturing of our
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SEn GREAT
1879

-. - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ nnf bo N2E tRx9k, Steel AFP Rai Hkhwnsa'
SPLENDID scENERnIlk MM4AeNIFicENr EoUif-
TRAINS Leave y Ash from ron Depot cor
Ear ner orsi1th and streets as follows; ,,u,, ,,,,
pillsburg to Cincinnati, St. Louis, ana Chicago;
SAFE Tb PeSSS f L SnfsS9
For Canandalgua. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at GOla m. daily, except sunday;
TO Canandaigua. For Willamsport Lock Haven
and Watkins at 1920 q. m. daily, except sunday
wi h Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parior Cars, $50 u. IN. daily. except
For Brooklyn, New YORK, all through trains connect
AZ Jersey CITY with boat3 OF "Brookiyn Annex
aiording direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
For phi!ssdelphia ss5 a. m; daily. except SUNDAY
a. M. daily, except Sunday
For Baltimore, GOO, G:2O s:3j $3.50 M and 1920 D.
daily except Sunday: 1890 a. M. 1870. $50. TAO,
- and lGl5 p. IN. daily
For Popes Creek Line, $50 n, and 40 p m. daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. and 40 p. M daily, except
ALExXSDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
ron RAILROAD
For Aexandrla 5l5. o. TO- II a. m, and las, $3.50
30 ana ll'SO p M On snhoay's H. m'' llo
For Richmond aud the South, $3.50 a. M. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Q, 7i5, s,
ma 10, II n m. and ., 40 3, O. :, and Up. m.
on sunday az and 10 a. m. and p. m. ~.
conmOdatlons can be procured AT the onices-nortl-
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and at the depot where orders can be
len for the checking OF baggage to destinations from
i. y. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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Baltimore General Market.

1
Cotton unsettled and nominal Mlddlng, i2,5c
Flour quiet ANA easy. but not quoiaby lower. How
ard street and Western supernne 80 2ja3 Isl do extra
- ?5Qj do family 50 25GGi City Mills supcrGnc o. Is
@li do extra, - ?jGj do RIO brands 10 25 Patapsco
family, 1913
Whent-Southern: No stock prices nominal. West
ern lower. southern red, 81 1901 20; No Pennsylva-
MIA red, q 2l No2wcstern winter red, spot, Il 49,
June. 81 id. July,ii i04 August Il O'. September.
siU7,@lO7t.
Corn southern about steady Western steady.
Southern white. ilG5ljsci do yellow. I5c, Western,
mlycd SPOT, 49, 4r June I3'S4Iic July. i3s6Iic;
August, ii'ac Sept, mber, I5C bid; steamer, I3c.
CAS- dun and heavy. southern, IOdIaC; Western
white, agdlvc; do mixed, TmS,c; Pennsylvania, 500
40
Rye quiet Good TO primo. colo
Hay steady. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime to
choice. sl@G H.
Provisions steady, with moderate Jobbng demand.
Mess PORK, Sln75 for new Bulk mCaiS-I.UUse shouI-
derS 4dlkC' clearfio Sides 5p5l.c; packed "a and
5!,c Bacon - shoulders, sc; uleaI-rb sides, &c.
Hams lO,@ilsc Lard. refined, In terces &c. Butter
dLll and easy choice Western, logic. Eggs IN good
Pc, fOleum weak and lower Crude, &c; refined &c.
Coffee quiet and nominHlly steady. Rio cargoes liz
dlI'4c.
sugar Sten;y a son. s1s,ac.
WHISKY hrm nt ~ OGs dl ~.
FTeghis 10 Liverpool per steam quiet, Cotton
2-ldd, nunr, Is; grain. sd ntkcd
RrCelpts-Flour SG;l bills wheat, l0a 700 bu coru,
20l 200 bl; oats. 800 In.
shipments Wheat, 70 DO In; corn, 400 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-18

Circuit Court Justice Wyie.-De Wandecar
VS.. Ferguson verdict and Judgment set aside.
lemont vs.. Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company; on trial. .
Equity Court-Justce MacArthur-Smith VS..
Hi settled. Willie VS.. Martini bill dismissed
Evans vs.. Freeman sale ordered and |. William
son appointed trustee. Moore VS.. jaeger leave to
withdraw deed granted. BreTeton vs. Brere,on :;
Is. G. Loyejoy appointed guardian nd litem, Clarke
VS. Clarke; reference 10 auditor to report on eN
pedienCy ofsale McGOwRn VS.. Todd; on hearing
brokeey VS.; DrOkcey; sale ordered and j. T.
Mason appointed trustee.
Probate coprt-Iustice Cox'-in Re samuel Ker
order aSi6Ss "WTa ae 70 o gSdG
administration issued TO Edward Wegle bond
$1,000 In re estate Of Horat!o Amos; adminst
authorized to bring suit against the bond OF the
former administrator In re estate of Helen BOtson
order of publication. IN re estate OF A. T. Noble
order Of publications. Last will Of Mary \, Whitali
filed for probate, In re will of Moses Fellheimer;
renunCatOn of Levi Sternbergcr TO act as executor
In ne estate OF Salio knOde; inventory Of personal
estate returned; amount, ssSSIS In nc estate of j.
NJ. Whittlesey letters Of administration issued to
Mary Ann Ross; admitted 10 probate letters tesla
meutary issued to =. j. MiddlGtOn bond $500 In
re estate OF A, II. Wcsiph0l order Of publication,
In re estate OF Jane Cunts administrator qualified,
IN 70 > =. MeAlNSteri guardian qualified ana gave
bond. Adjourned until Friday next,
Criminal COuIt--Justicc llagncr-Chafles InScoc,
resisting police officer guilty one year IN tho
penilent0r. Henry Sm0llWoOd second otenSe,
petit larceny guilty; motion for new trial entered
William Parker petit larceny second oRensej not
guilty.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-Justice Wylie.-No 300, Hall Il
Hume vs. ScOnlon No, 300, Tucker n Sherman vs..
Douglas No. 3QA Loeber vs.. Solomon u ali No.
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1906, Joeber VS.. Roesslc et al; No aOG Loeber VS..
Solomon ct AL; No. 307 Loeber VS. Solomon ct A.:
No. 3OS Loeber VS.. Solomon ct al; No. 800, Loober
vs.. Solomon ct al; No. $40, Loeber vs. solomon ct
al; No No. 8li, Crogin ct al. ys. DIVER, No. 3l5,
Crogin ct al VS.. Smith No. 3l6, Dean VS. Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company; No 800, Kimmell
Bros. VS. Drumheer; No. IL, Powell VS.. Kimmell
&Smoot No. 2i2, Fiith Baptist Church VS. Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company; No. 2i3 liomilIer
vs. Inland &c, Coasting Company; No 264 HowisOn
vs. Brown; No. 800, Washington Market Company
vs. Meyers.
Equity Court-Justice MacArthur-No. 2s, Welsh
VS.. Murphy; No 20, Riddle VS. Wright; No. 30, lIOl-
land VS. Hollands No 49, Truesduil vs. Wise; No.
33, Mcdonald vs. Barlow; No. "a, Van P0tten vs.
Palmer; No. 3d. Smith vs. Dundorc No. 50, John
son VS., Hill; No, CD, Fltzhugh W.. Gaskins.
Criminal Court--Justlce Hagncr-MOrthn Rnper.
assault with intent to kill. William Parkernu John
Paine, burglary aud larceny; George McCnulcy.
larceny; Charles, alias Alfred Smith, robbery
Edward Jenlier. petit l0rceny, second olonse.
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EORG ETC NV VIEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

The canal.bont Edward Bayern, while endeayor.
ing to pass through the Aqueduct yesterday after
noon, became unmanngeable, and, as she swung
around near the bridge, She struck bottom andstuck
in the mud. Several steam canal-boats lent their
friendly aid to their unfortunate rival, but 10 no
purpose. Several hours were thus consumed, but
not ill the flow of water from the mills was stopped
did the craft gnln her liberty.
The Georgetown Female Collegiate Institute, OF
which Miss Lucy Stevenson is principal viii have
their commencement exercises at Curtis Hall on
Friday next at eight o'clock. No doubt the fair
dnmsels will Gcqult themselves IN most crediublG
manner, intellectual as well rs personal super.
iory being the chief characteristics of the George.
town population. The young ladies will give II
preliminary literary entertainment nt the West
Street Presbyterian Chapel on Thursday evening
ut five o'clock.
Michael Merry, while passing down Brldsc street
yesterday afternoon with a large quantity Of har-
ness on his shoulder was suddenly taken with fit,
and before assistance arrived fell over backward on
his head. He was taken into " ncighboring store,
where Dr. Bowie Tyler rendered medical aid. An
ambulance subsequently carried the patient to the
Providence Hospital.
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY. =,
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WASIIISGTOS CITY, May ~. 1879.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate addressed to the Sec
rotary of War, viii be received NJ this Department
until II o'clock noon, Friday the 10Th day ofJune,
1879, for supplying tile stationery for the War Depart
ment and is Bureaus for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1850.
No bids will be considered that moi sealed and
marked the outside OF the envelope Proposals Tor
Stationery" No bids Will he received amer IL o'clock
sharp.
A detailed schedule OF the articles required and u
blank form OF proposal will he furnished ON appca-
ton to the chief Clerk, War Department.
The stationery must be of the best quality, samples
must accompany each bid, and be fully equal 10
standard samples on file.
The successful bidder viii he required 10 give bond,
with approved surGtes In the sum of $1,000 for The
fhithfrl hhment of his contract, and the Depart
ment will reserve the right TO order the articles at
proper, and TO increase or diminish the quantity
stated In The schedule.
Articles not namei IN the schedule are to bC fur
nShed at the option Of the Department at the lowest
market price. GEORGE w. MCCRAltl,
les Secretary of War.
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To Carpenters and Builders !!

would respectfully call your attention to the fact
that am again in condition 10 carry on the Door,
Sash and Blind business at my old stand, Nos O3a aud
G5l New York avenue, between 9th and 9Th streets
northwest. shall in the future" rs IN III" past, keep
n full line of Building Materials Of the very best quail
ity which shah sell, takiug quality into con-dern-
ton, at prices that viii successfully compete with
those OF any other house In the District, for cash
approved paper. Having the lar ,ost and most COM
pleie establishment Of III, Kind In the city, am
ahlrd 10 MI orders without delay aud without hnb
ny to Mistakes An contractors and builders when
pushing contract 10 COmpictiOm VIII recognize this
TO be great des'dcratnn, very respectfully,
lclhCOlm gro, " HiRHER
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FOR STATIONERY,


NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 3, 1871
Sealed proposals, addressed 10 the Secretary OF the
Navy, for furnishing stationery for the Navy Depart
ment and bureaus and offices thereof In Washington,
during the fiscal year ending June 80 1880 will be
ceived until IL O'Clock M ofthe 10Th of June.
Proposals must bes ubmitted on the forms furnished
by the Department. with the guarantee and certificate
annexed, and must embrace all the itCms therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged IN business in
Washington, or who have not supply depot In sicl
city will not be considered
The schedule embraces two general classes: LIST,
paper and envelopes; I'd miscellaneous articles; and
the contract will be awarded In the whole or by
classes, MS may be considered the more advantageous
to the Government.
The Department reserves the right TO require n
greater or less quantity ofany article IN the schedule
than that specified the wants of the same may re
quire
The articles will he called for from time to time ns
needed. and must I've IN accordance with the schedule.
and satisfactory TO the head of the Office bureau for
which required must be delivered without unnrces-
sary delay, and at the expense OF the contractor In
default oIany of which requirements the Department
rserves the right TO purchase the articles elsewhere,
or TO annu the contract in whole or part and viii
hold the contractors responsible for any additional eA-
pense IL may incur thereby.
The Department reserves the right 10 waive defects
and TO reject any all bids.
Bills properly approved, aCCruing under the con-
H. W. THOMPSON,
leB Secretary of the Navy.
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PROPOSALS.
DRorosALs FOR MAILBAG RAGS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


Io.nOiFlcE DEPARINENr,
WAsniNGToN, June II, 1879.
sealed proposals VIII be received at ms depart
ment until noon on the 2lt day OF July INV for
furnishing by contract Printed Wooden Tngs ~
suGh quantities and nt such times rs may be re
CURED ana ordered during one year nom thc ISL
guy Sl august lo,9i INC qudnliy OF sucn lhHs 3
be furnished being five hundred thousand ana
more, If more Ne required and ordered during that
period, Huch Tags are OF two kinds-narrow ana
wide
Inc narrow tAgS. OF Whlch very much nc greater
quantity VIII be required, nrc 70 be made OF sun
ABLY hard wood, seasoned aud OF q light color ~
rectangular strips. each seven inchcslong, ohcmch
Wluc, ana hnlf men thick, ana having n SLOT
Qiyc by ninosiXteenths of an inch) through u ~
printed ana slightly indented thereon, III suliaby
large letters, the name of such postoiliCc and
STATE, or OF slc railway postohce or OF such ronte
agency, and also such number, in suitably large
figures, when needed, rs may be specified in schCd-
les which VIII accompany each order, ana also
nave printed thereon, IN smaller letters direction
Tor US return TO such Office us VIII be specified I'D
Sugh schedules.
The printed side OF each ting is TO have smooth
snaiace. The wide tags are TO be similar 10 plc
Others In nll respects, excepting the width, which
must be two inches instead OF one, ana excepting
the printing, which VIII consist of such brtGi di.
iecuon, in larger letters as will he required anu
particularly specified In the schedules for mails
sent TO foreign countries.
Samples OF the tags hereby advertised for can be
sisiant Postmaster. General; also blank forms Of
proposals TO which bidders must conform in sub.
hitting bids under this advertisement
All tho TAGS contracted for are 10 be delivered nj
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AND TRADE.
NONET.lRY MA TIERS.
New York Money Market.

NEw NouK. June ~. ism.
The exports ofdomesilc products aud miscellaneous
goods from the port Of New York for the week ending
this date were sdaj53 against go for the CORE.
spending week last year
Money was easy to day 1T sos per cent, closing At T.
Foreign exchange was steady at is76d4 s7H for long
aud 40 @lso)t for demand.
Government bonds were active aud firm.
state bonds were dull
Railroad bonds were active, but irregular.
the stock market active, but irregular, In
the early dealings weak tone pre- vailed and rnc-
ilonal decline ensu'd, winch followed by ariial
improvements but during the afternoon free selling
movement was develop aud prices fell OF sharply.
the entire Int participating IN tho downward move
Iheht, which was most marked In Western Union and
TIE coal nnd Granger shares. In the final do hugs the
,narktt assumed atcudicr tone, but the closing quo
lWlOis were at decline Of isM2l, per cent ms com
pared WIN Yesterdays closing prices The tranSuc-
nous aggregated HitO0 shares. of which 90 wern
IRE, ~ tOl were Lake shore, 2,UJi were Northwest
.ln a."0 wSyc - Paul 23o0O were Delaware, Lacka
Mhlinh and western, 1900 New j. rscy eutral,
ern Union "
The following tvaro tho plp
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To take ptfeCt
SUNDAY, MAY rs, 1879 AT 40 A. NJ.

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY is, 1879, AT 40 A. NJ.
6'o5T rGN w YORK PIILXBELPHIA AND Dos
hspas SaS 5ji ssg9 iRS sTe Rdse
65o. baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. pledmont
strsgbnrg, winchester, Hascrston, Frederick
ti a&iTfi%olSE Asp LAUREL Exr ;,.
ter 81 RoSK anS WSy Sus "hcne'
ASb fXP far Sqs Gnp d
go. New York and Philadelphia ...,, ,,
S'0isI h2UIs cVHbbGpANG9 G2L5gMnuus AMD
town; and Valley Branch GSGept sunday Az
Saturday,
GOO.,,ion Sunday only-Baltlmorc Annapolis, and
;OoIBALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Dladens-
burg College, Besvllle, Laurel, Annapolis juno.
tion Jessup's, and Hanover.
CSEW %6hA bGP Ky ?H1 S s6
,.,s TON TON EXbhkSS stops at Laurel ,,,
sso-Baliimoro and WY stations;
''ORPs4SPRE BFAREh VIZ Sy kaw
,.,, AT Annapolis junction. ,,-.-... ,,,,.
chester, and Way stations. On Sunday 70 POINT
of Rocks and Way stations only.
ffTrg9Ni 5 SIa %GE s'siHP'
TlMohE EXPRESS, Norfolk, except sunday.
boat at Canton. Stops II BladensUurg and Laurel.
G3O-Point of Rocks and Way stations.
IaD-t Bal tinore ana Way Stations.
lO-tBALTIMoRExEXPRlc Ellicott City, via
Relay.
sI5-iCnICAGo, COLUMBUS AND PIrTsBURG
EMPRESS. Sleeping car 10 Chicago, Pittsburg,
iO:i5sStNEWS YoHk, pHILA pEkPIlIA AND BAL,
T1MORE EXPRESS. stopsht Bladensburg and
laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to PhiRdelph
iEoO-tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Pullman cars
tDnily Sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket observation-disclosures station. and 603, Go.
and ji36 PENNSYLVANIA Rvpuue-whero orders Will be
for Baggage to be checke and received at any
point In the city. W. NJ, CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation
i. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO =, KOONTZ General Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
EuTuRE DAYS.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
a. Ph0PEnrY, CORNER or SEVENTH

TRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
a PROPERTY. CORNER OF SEVENTH
STREET ROAD AND POMERoY STREET
by virtue ola decd OF trust dated Iune l. 1873 and
recorded In Lher No SOL tOio lO3 ct se one OF the
land records for thg District Of Columbia, and ut the
written request of the party scared, we VIII sell NJ
public auction, IN frnntofthe premises on WEDNES.
DAY, juno 25 iSp, vt o'clock m, all that certain
piece or parcel Of land commencing at the southeast
corner OF seventh street Road and Pom street,
nnd running thence onsterly along the line Of Pom.
nroy street 100 feet! thence suutherly parallel with
seventh street Road ~ feet thence westerly parallel
With POmeroy street 100 feet, and thence nprtherly
along the line OF seventh street Road 10 iert to tile
story building.
Terms Of sale Oneihrd cash. ana the balance pay.
able ~ equal payments at siN and twelve months nf
ter dhte TO be secured by notes bearing cent in
terost, or all cash, the purchaser may prefer.
Terms TO be complied with In seven days after sale,
and In default of compliance, the properly TO be sold
at The risk and cost OF the purchaser $50 10 be de-
posted on acceptance of bid.
HERBERT A. GILL, l,r.ns,oos
BRAINARD ". WARMER i'"''''|
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TRISTEEs SALE or VALUABLE uNIM-
SITUATED JUST VEST OF TIE SEVENTH
Y 1Nb Rnid AP Spp XNp R631tar 70 70
ITIa hkSD KNOWN As THE "firNAM
BY virtue OF decd Of trust dated November IS, 4.
D. 1874, and duly recorded IN liner No. IA, folio IS
June :, 1873, lt equity cause No. 6jG2 doc. ~ and
BFSTs tnn Ct NJ S9a onS q 6s Sea
request of the party secured shall sell a public nc-
ton IN font Of the premises, on "WEDNESDAY,
ibe Cd day ofJuy 1872 at o'clock D. m, all the fol
being situate IN the county Of Washington District OF
Columbia and known rs and being part OF tract OF
the following metes and bounds, 10 witt Bounded on
the western side by line running north 10 tdegrees
perches from boundary stone at the northeast cor
nor of MOrelands part of said tract el' bounded on
Tie north by line OF Thomas Carhrry's land south
land running south $50 west TO aforesaid boundary
stone and on the east by the following lines of pnrt
southern line near the branch north 30 west two and
eghty-four hundredths "a Al0o) perches TO marked
poplar, north 40 west four hundred nnds nnetyslx
and one.1uarter tS64o) degrees, east twenty.one
perches: Thence north eighty.nine and one quarter
!S9sc) degrees, east twelve peIehes; thence north
one and one-quarter perchcs TO Thomas Carbery's
south lne-contaning 30 acres rood, and "a perches
together with the improvements &c., &c.
Terms; $1,000 cash; balance III two equal install.
mems. payable In SIX and twelve months, with inter
est at the rate of per cent per annum secured by
chasers opton 500 deposlt At time of sale. All con-
vsyanSlng at nlrchaser,s cost Il terms OF sale are
serves the right TO resell the property the risk aud
-, ,,,, BRAISHnp ii: WARNER, Trustee.
w. II. WILLIAMS ~ CO., Auctioueers.
jedl3..O2T&ds Star eUdS1s
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RITTER md CANAL NEV,S.


Arlvei-ScbOonors Walchful -, Philadelphia.
with IS tons coal TO George l. sheriff; Enterprise
-, Philadelphia, with li3 tons coal 10 George l.
sheriff; VI \ Luther, Jones, Plymouth, with 10000
shingles 10 Willelt ~ liDbey.
Cleared SChUoners l,na, Curley' T. VI LaughprY,
INughpry; = ~ lraNers, Mecklns and John Il EUld,
Galloway, all down the river, Light.
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Ceared-Boats Ella, Tyler Sallie and May, T.
German, Robert shrlvcr, Lizzie Robbins, q w
Knodp, Donna Tilghman, Farmers Friend. i Will
Jams, Jack and Bessie. II krHus, !. Slack Ruby. II
y Mell. LlAAle and HMlllln. Elbe and Imllh HQrlrn
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Georgetown Cattle Market.

DRovER's REST, June II. 1879.
Caltle-Ohornss about 2j head salel. 100 head, at
lose Cows and Calves-Oferngs IS; all soid ut us
0DJO.
sheep and lambs Offerings. 300 head; all sold at
itsM5tsc,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-06-18
Georgetown River Front.
Chesapeake aud ohio Canal.

Clearei-Schooncr David GARRISON, ireland, oI
Bridgeport, Conn. with $50 tons coal.