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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26
UNCLE SAM'S EXPENSES.
The Cost of Our Navy-The Nations Pension
Roll.

The Cost of Our Navy-The Nations Pension
Roll.
Washington Cor. Chicago TIibune.I
The demands upon the United States
treasury for information relative to the
finances, to commerce, to the public
debt, to all the varied interests of the Gov
eminent, are constant. And to give the
information has been a great labor, for
the reason that it was scattered about
in vast number of bureaus, and was
often not in form that would be I'M
derstood by the popular mind. Mr.. J.
X. Upton, Chief Clerk Of the treasury,
some time since determined to obtain
authority to make compilation which
should nearly resemble the British
Statistical Abstract" and which
should contain an epitome of the treas
ury information which the people N ost
desire to have. The authority was OBJ
tanned, and the compilation is COM
pleted. 1t is very useful statistical
pamphlet of 157 pages. From it COM
pile the figures which follow:
WHAT OUR NAVY HAS COST.
The first reliable statistics now in the
possession of the Government as to the
cost of our navy begin with the year
1888. Since that date the expenditures
on account of the navy have been as
fo1louS.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26
A Qucer Old Man.

An old gentleman of 30 summers,
living in town in the interior of the
State, had himself measured for his cof-
fin few days ago. After its compile
ton he was asked why he had 80 acted.
His reply was that coffin makers charge
their own price after a man is dead. He
had also selected his burial place, which
has been staked of. He never goes to
church-does not believe in the resur-
rection, yet reads the Bible more regu-
larly than anyone in the place, having
faith only in the first nine chapters
North Carolina Presbyterian.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26

Playing Take Tea.


They all drink tea together,
And Gold-Locks hostess Is;
Bessie has brought her loveliest child,
And Teddy has brought his:
And Tony, though not invited.
OF course was sure to come:
And there he sits with wistful eyes
And waits to get crumb.
lis a very dainty table,
Spread with most complete
And quaint, flower painted china set;
But what Is there to eaty
The hostess smiles and whispers,
"Piay these are sandwiches!
Play this is All orange msrmalade-
That these are strawberries J"
Then out of the little teapot
She gravely pours the tea
Though water for tea and for the cream
Is all that can see).
They sit and gossip aud linger,
And toy with fork and spoon.
While glows towards its sunset hour
The pleasant afternoon.
All. Biddy Is calling supper!
Do see them scamper all
Teddy has dropped his little cat,
And Bessie leaves her doll
While Tony. eager as any,
Rushes with all his might
For guests who just have left feast
They show fine appetite!
pity the little sparrow
VINO. seeing this table spread,
Thinks he may spy on its white cloth
A crumb of cake or bread.
He will find sip of water
In Bessie's cup, maybe:
But he will learn that the little folks
We're only playing take tea.
MRS. CLARA DoTY BATES
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26
Cue Trale Nurtherner.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1879.

THERE is now in the vaults of the
United States treasury at Washington
the enormous sum of $45,915,18S in
standard silver dollars and subsidiary
coin, about two-thirds of the total
amount being silver dollars. AS each
dollar of silver weighs an ounce, this
mass of money will amount to nearly
100000 pounds weight, or 1900 tons,
and to haul it away would require about
1900 two-horse teams well loaded.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26

the liveliest intercourse between teach
ers and pupils, by which the individual
ity of every one should be cared for.
The examinations Of pupils by teachers
are indispensable to enable them to
adapt their teachings to the capacity of
each, also to ascertain how far he un-
derstood and remembered what he had
been taught.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26
blowing results :
How the ChOctaws Execute Criminal.

News reached here that Wifandot, a
Cboctaw Indian, was convicted by the
Choctaw court of having murdered an
orphan boy about four months ago.
When captured and asked why he had
committed the murder, his answer was
Because he felt like it," He was sen.
fenced to be shot, as is the Choctaw
custom in punishment of capital crimes,
and the execution was carried out by the
Sheriff, near Atoka He died game,
refusing to be bound, and did not stir
or finch when the command to fire was
eiven.-Denisor1 Teros) NeiCs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26
His First Wife.

my first wife," said Mr.. Marigold,
running his anxious eyes over the dress
makers bill which his second matri-
monial venture had just handed him,
used to make one calico dress last
longer than you wear q silk one."
"Yes," replied Mrs. Marigold, "and she
made one husband last her great deal
longer than can, too" And, as she bent
her gentle glance upon his countenance,
he felt all the blood in his back turn into
hailstones.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26
BREyITIES.

The population of New Orleans is
100000.
MILK is 35 cents a gallon at Lead
vile.
CHICKENS sell at Quincy, Fla, at 4
cents each.
The biggest tale is that of the sea-
serpent.
GARIBALDI has settled down in Cap
rera for life.
THE weight of a champion Florida
watermelon is los pounds.
The Kentucky Mountain Scorcher
is to be enlarged and improved.
ENGLAND is full of foreign Princes
visiting about at country houses.
LAST session of the British House of
Lords sat 206, and the Commons 1,O10
hours.
WINE made from Florida oranges,
three years ago, is now said to taste Like
sherry.
The rain and caterpillars are playing
havoc with the cotton in many parts of
the South.
SHIPMENTS of live cattle between
Montreal and Great Britain are in
creasing.
Mr.. GLADSTONE, the great English
statesman, has reached his three-score
years and ten.
A DEBT of $4,000 still fingers in and
around the Permanent Exhibition at
Philadelphia.
AN old lady was struck by lightning
while kneeling at prayer at her home.
in Stafford, Can.
Gov. FREMONT is credited with doing
much toward forwarding the prosperity
of Arizona Territory.
IT is estimated that the average wheat
crop of the province eff Manitoba ex-
ceeds thirty bushels per acre.
The richest university in the world is
that of Leyden, in Holland. Its real
estate alone is worth over 81 100000.
MAN wants but little here below, and
the McGregor Qowa) Ne,cs thinks he
can get that quickest by advertising.
The State of Ohio stands fourth in
manufactures, the value of the annual
product being valued at $270 200, 900.
PEOPLE engaging in church lotteries
in Boston are threatened with arrest
and prosecution by the Rev. Henry
Morgan.
Mrs. LYDIA MARIA CHILD, the author
ess and anti-slavery agitator, is now n
years old, and lives at her old home in
Wayland, Mass.
THERE are in Great Britain eight So
cieties laboring for the conversion of
the Jews, and on the continent of Eu-
rope dozen more.
APRIL %, 1850, will be the centennial
date of the settlement of Nashville,
Tenn, and a grand celebration of the
event is actively canv assed.
THERE are sixteen Irish peers aud q
similar number of British peers who
can trace their descent in an unbroken
line from the Plantagenets.
A WOMAN was told to make oath" in
New Haven court. She blushingly
said Damn it," and protested against
the rigor of legal necessity.
EXTENSIVE saltpeter beds have recent
ly been found near the track of the
Pleasant Valley railroad, few miles
from Springville, Utah Territory.
Mrs. GROVER, of Brimfeld, Mass,
has reached the great age of los years.
She is able to go about the house with
out assistance, aud bids fair to see sew
eral wears more of active life.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26

THE NATIONS PENSIONERS.
Few persons are aware of the enor-
nous sums paid out by the Government
in pensions to soldiers, sailors, and their
dependent survivors; but the records
of the cost of this branch of the SER
vice since 1888 are preserved, and show
fh % fnllnxrit,fr ,oci,lka.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26
Bullion Product.

The bullion product of the United
States for the first half of the year 1879,
has been estimated at nearly $35,000.-
600 as follows:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-09-26

The cotton crop in Northern Texas
was never known to be better than it is
this year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14

Lowe Murch Stevenson Weaver, and Yocum-all
voted with the Democrats. The other three Green
Dackefs-M essrs. Barlow, Forsytho, and Russell IN
C.,-did not vote
The veto message was then, OH motion Of Mr..
Converse, referred to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr.. HAwLEY II was ordered that
the votes yesterday on the income tax bill and on
the army appropriation bill shall be rcpublshed in
the Record, this being rendered necessary by the
various changes aud additions made since The an
nouncemcnt of those votes. The vote on the IN
come tax was first announced MS 10i yeas 81 nays
1t now ,slailds--yens, ll2; noys,0l;
Mr.. WARNER moved, at 800, that the morning
hour be dispensed with and the silver bill taken
mp. The motion was deicated-S7 to 7j-not the
necessary twothirds In the affirmative.
, The House then took up, in the morning hour,
the bill reported from the Committee on tile ROW.
sion of the Laws TO repeal and amend certain sec
tons of the Revised Statutes for the removal OF
causes from State to Federal courts) and was adj
dressed In explanation and advocacy of the bill by
Mr.. Townshend ull.). who reported 4.
AT the close of Mr.. TOwnshend's speech (thc
morning hour having also cxpired) the House took
up the bill relating TO tho coinage laws and coin
and bullion certificates tAtr Warner giving notice
oclockl, and was addressed by Mr.. Buckncr In sup
port OF the BILL except to the eighth section pro.
Vlding for certificates of deposit
ME- BROWNE declared himself 10 be bimetnlist
III iovOr OF both gold and silver, with 80 much
paper currency rs could be converted into either
of those metals at the option of the holder. lie
was, however, opposed to the present bill because
II gave the profits Of the coinage to Spectators
capitalists and bullion holders.
Mr. BELroRD offered an amendment providing
that the silver bullion which may DO deposited for
coinage must be the product of the mines In the
United States.
Mr. FoRr obtained the floor
Mr. WARNER, who has charge of the bill. gave
notice that he would call the previous question to-
morrow at three O'Clock, and he moved that the
10 this Mr.. FRYE objected saying that he
wanted the discussion of the measure to be con
unued for week longer, as 1t was very harmless
discussion, and there being no quorum present the
House at 5:l5 adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14
Baltimore General Market.


Cotton flrm Middllng. l2AC.
Flour stca ~ and unchanged Howard-sreet and
Western superne, 80 25G3 80; do extra q So IS; do
family. s5G6 CITY Mills superhnc, 80 25dI; do extra,
stOGj; do RIO brands, s6a6 2ji Patnpsco family
sG7j.
Wheat-Southern steady Western unsettled and
lower. southern red, 81 lj@i III do amber, 81 100
81 70; No Pennsylvania red, 81 10; No Western
winter red, spot. 81 iGS@1 iGii: May 81 lGs@l 1861;
June 81 l5sel l5% July, 81 liGDi AZ August 81 lO4.
Corn-Southern higher. Western active. firm. and
higher Southern white, $4,000; do yellow, nc;
Western mixed, spot and May +iGIiSc; Juno. iISsM1
4i1c; July, its@ii,sc August, Ib,@i5c steamer
4lamilhc.
Oats steady. southern, 3JG37c; Western white $40
35G: do mixed, Slq3ici Pennsylvania. 5i9Jjc,
Rye quiet at 5smlGOc.
Hay dull. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime to
choice, sl2Gll.
Provisions firm and in fair demand. Mess pork,
clear-rib sides, sc; packed, i'4c and sac BACON
shoulders, IAic; clearrib sides, De- Hams iObc
Lard refined In tierces. 7c Bitter steady prime 10
choice Western packed, l1@i7c roll, I'D l3c. Eggs
uut hanged ut lie.
Petroleum steady. Crude. 7'iGTaic; refined sac.
Coffee steady aud quiet, Rio csrgOes, lOA4 l6C.
sugar strong anu fairly active. a son. SCdS4c
whisky dun ut 81 07H Oh.
Freights to Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton.
3-lOd Hour, y Sd grain. Gl4d.
Recelpls-Flour, j03J bbis; wheat, 5000 bu; corn.
los 2OU bu; oats, 900 bI.
ShipmcutS-Wheat, Ill 100 bu; cora. $4,000 bu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14
SENATE.

TUESDAY, May il.
Tho President pro tenn. laid before the Senate n
communication from the Secretary of the Treasury,
inclosing letter from tho Commissioner of Inter.
nal Revenue, asking for an increase Of appropria.
ton TO enable him more eiiectually to suppress
Illicit distillation. Referred.
Mr. HEREFORD introduced bill authorizing the
payment of customs duties In lcgal.tender notes
Mr.. HAMPTON reported from the Committee on
Military Affairs n bill to release the arsenal prop.
erty in Charleston, $. G., to the Holy Communion
Institute for school purposes until the arsenal shall
again be needed by the United States.
Mi. BAYARD reported from the Committee on Fl
nance the House bill, with amendments providing
LOT inc exchange OF subsidiary coin of the United
On motion OF Mr.. COKE, the select comm tee to
examine into the circumstances connected with the
removal Of the Northern Cheycnnes from the Sioux
reservation to the Indian Territory &C.. was ati.
thoriZcd to sit during the recess
The Senate resumed the consideration of the leg
lslatlNo executive, and judicial appropriation bill
The Clerk read the clause which the Committee
on Appropriations proposed should bo stricken ont
namely: In order to provide for the speedy pay.
he T 81 T 6eIsSy of s The
issue Immediately, In payment thereof the $1,000.
wv III egaltcndcr currency now in the Treasury
Kept rs special fund for the redemption of frac'
AMER protractcd debate the motion to strike out
was decided In the negativo-yonS 25; nays 81; and
Is as follows:
YEAS Messrs. Allison, Anthony. Bayard Bell
i brntSei Burnsde intlSr, Cam ron CWis) Chandler
Hampton, Hoar Kellogg, Kernan. Logan, McMiliann
MSrriil' Faddock, Plat Rollins aud windon-25.
pa.l, Cockrcii. Cooke, Davis dii.} Farley. Garland
.ord1n. Grover Harris. Hereford, Hill (Go), Hous.
Nancy, Morgan, Pendieion Plumb. Ransom. Sa,n,
hees' W Slniter Teller Thmrnian Vance Vest, Voor
The Senate acted on other parts of the bill, and
III O'l0 o'clock adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MAT1ERS.
New York Money Market.

Nav YouK. May H. 1917.
Tho exports Of domestic produce from New York for
tle week ending this date were s5,00s,3D0. against
sH2'SB'6 for the corresponding week last year.
Money loano up TO per cent to- iny and closed at
Foreign exchange was firm VI is7iSCDIs7l5 for ionz
and iss7l6Iis0 for short.
Government bonds were generally firm
State bonds were dull
Railroad bonds were strong and active Missouri
Kansas and Texas consolidated as3ented 80 o 7as
do seconds 10 asa, Burlington, Codir Rapid, mud
Northern hrsts 10 s., Morn aud Essex consold .tc1
hrsts TO l02 Denver and Rio. Grande hrss to gjts,
Erie hrss TO ~, aud Cincinnati and Springfield nr II
tguarnnteed by & g aud - TO % Erie con oldai d
seconds fell OF to 1877 nd funded SIS to ~. with
subsequent rally OF Aai per cent IN prices. Lehgh
ana WikcsbArre consolidated asiented fell OF to 56l
and rnlliel to5I Cand hrsts lcll Off to 7G's do
seconds to Is - New Jersey Central incomes 10 Sos,
quo and MI st5sppl consolidated sinking FUNDS 20
v , anu Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg cOnsoli-
The stock market WIS active and In the main strong
nnu nlgl or western Union was most act w and nj
VnCeu from lUia To lsi, closing ut 1si. on the be.
iot that ut The directory meeting TO morr Nv act on
would be taken h,vorlng division OF the surplus
STOCK among the stockholders Tie coal slinrps were
hrnly held aud advanced bsM1S per cent tile IN ica.
LIONS being regarded ns favorable to u combination.
me Granger shnres show An improvement or the
were somewhat irregular Kansas Pacific, I. uiSN il!o
ana Nashville 81 LOUIS, Knnsas City aud Nurihcrii
anu ~ Louis aud san Francisco being weak AMI de-
ellnlnS agl4 per cent, while Wabash Iron Noun.
tln, kansas ana Texas, aud Hannibal ami ~ 10 eph
We're hIii aud advanced A@4 per cent. The trunk
speculation IN tic final dealings was firm with an up
ward tendency to prices The trans aggi egNed
,uo shares OF which LOO were Erie. 500 were
Western, l6OjO were ~ Paul 1900 were Delaware.
iaGkawannm md Western 5000 were Hannibal and
Louis nnd Iron Mountrn,
The following were The closing prices;
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
ColIectpd Inv RsuubIicnn I,enorts

Hermono Lodge No. H. last evening paid q fra
ternal visit TO Decatur Lodge. No, 0, In the Firs
Ward.
Harmony Tent, No 49, of the Independent Order
of Rechabtcs, will arrive to-day from Norfolk on
the steamer Leary. They come merely on pleas
ure trip to make acquaintance and visit Washing
ton.
The Georgetown College nine returned yesterday
afternoon from victorious game of baseball, the
score standing to in favor of the college This
important item was shouted from the bus contain
ing the Jubilant champions us 1t rolled up Bridge
street We reporter US he was passing by, failed tC
catch the name of the vanquished club. but such
nnimportant Information is hardly worth record
ing us II Is out of the question for Georgetown Il
contest with any save those worthy its steel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14

GREAT
1879

70 THE N EHNEfY WisF A R9u gy5vr,wrsr
sp1ENb R2y RiN 59Ack STEE RAHf EQUIP
IN EgFESt!'rf NAY ~ 1872
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
For PitIsburg and the West 1880 a m. daily, with
PGrl9r ca, to pl,tsburg and SLEEPING cars from
BHSEETIMoRE AND Nd P Poi'cG H. iLRSAp
For % NssrS MoehsGr BnnsS Snga Ed
with Palace Cars to Canaan dalgua For Williams.
port. Lock Haven, and Watkins, at 1880 u. III.
For New York and the East. 100 and 1915 p. daily
wi h Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars $50 Il. IN. daily except
For Brooklyn, New YORK, all through trains connect
arSrtlins direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
Ing double ferrlage ana Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia $780, $780, and 1918 p m daily Lin.
tied Express 1870 n, IN. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore, @; 10, 49, $3.50 and 4sO p, m daily
except sunday; lO3O a. me- i'JO Odo' ':lO ana lo'is
For fopes Creek Line, GiO a. m. and 42O p M. daily
For Annapolis, J;iO a. M and 1870 p m daily. except
ALHXXS DHIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, O. 5i5 s. TO- II n m, and lis, g. i?9
30, and iiiO p. m. ON sunday a. M, iiS
For Richmond and the South, $50 a. nj. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, O, 7:i5, s.
10. II D. m. and 3, $40, 81 I, and Il y. m.
on sunday at s and 10 II. m. and p. m.
Tickets, information. sleeping and parlor-car nc
commOdRtions can be procured at the oiices-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
yana avenue and al the depot, where orders can DO
LEFT for the checking of baggage TO destinations from
/. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.


Arrived S boomers iona, Curey, philaielp ia
with coal to j l. NJ Her; AIa Jackson, True Pvnitk.
with wood to NJ Elmunds.
Cleared-Schooner Marion Rockhn Rockhli for
Georgetown 10 load coal for Boston; steamship Read.
ing II M ~ Ireland. down the river lignt; SCluO
or NnnniYer. Galloway, Tor nnvre dc nrace.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, noRrHwFS$tE lsTyEsr AND SOUTH
SUNDAY. GR EABH FE T. Is7s a, $50 AM
5a x S a AS9
BStmofe only stops 'G al shpcys fau nH A ~
nn,apolis Junction, Je,sup,s, Hanover, aud Elk
o;5o-. baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Pledmont
Str,nsbprg, Winchester. Hagerstown, and Way via
7;lo-tBH RTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
chester %age gsT and WAY siatIoR DS WIN
6NNfbT 13Ek X S.r B9S 1S2 y
New York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
LYSfBTs, AZ PfffsbVHg iXP PRESS. Fred
sunday. Through car to stauGton, Pullman cars
to CINCINNATI daily. Grafton 10 sandusky daily,
@oOa,,loh sunday ouly-Baltmore, Annapolis and
IGOC-BiLTIMoRE EXPRESS stops ut Badens.
burg. College, Bcltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Juno
=, lion JessuDs aud Hanover
O.Bal,!morc, Annapolis. Ell!eott CITY, and Way
ron ExpRFs5 stops at LAUREL eii''' 11-,D ''
1885, ION Sunday only for, Baltimore and Way sta
30, .BAILIMoRE, BLApENsBuRa, AND LAU-
| REL EXPk R, Frederick via Relay. stops at
ta5Z;iPolnt Of Rocks Frederick, Hase! stown, Win.
Of Rocks and Way stations only ,''lo''' W ''"'
hio-tIal,lmoTe Apnnyolig md Way stations
TfMoRT EXPlti5ss, f;iiicott City, Norfolk, sx.
oept sunday. Norfolk passensers taken ~ the
burg and Laurel;
$751; i%4iG "na &S My S SSfGGf
sloi sliBsRnnfF f INC Il H ESPREss.
SS1 I e,rsS1s sE
E22HK id.hnp ea, !, A NSp 9 gsr
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John SHERMAN & Co,
~ Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Gland IiuldInp

by virtue OF deed Of trust dated June 30 1875, re-
corded IN Lber No ISL folio IT. Of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia. aud by the written request
of the party secured thereby, we Will sell at public
auction, IN front Of the premises ON WEDNESDAY,
the 2ist day Of May, 1879 ut 40 o'clock D. M that
piece or parcel OF ground lying In the city of Wash
ingion District Of Columbia, known as the southern
p'rt OF lot numbered tweuty.thTce, In WillotS re-
corded subdivision of original lots numbered Is. 10.
aud IL. IN square numbered q, commencing for the
same ut the southeast of said lot -, and
ming thence west 1OJii feet; thence north 49, feet
thence east 1905 ect, and thence south ljs feet to
beginning, together with the improvements thereon
Terms; Onethlrd cash balance IN six, twelve, and
eighteen months with interest Mt per cent.
mum. secured by deed of trust on property sold
Deposit Of s1j ut time OF sale. COnveyancing at OK
pense OF purchaser. Terms OF salo to be complied
with In eight days
JOSEPH II. EDISON, L r,r,,oos
THOMAS HYDE, i'uS'eeN
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS II W Foster, Rich, Boston.
light Greyhound, james Norfolk, with $500 feet
lumhCr to ] Libbcy; Carrie Holmes, Holmes Jrr
Scy city, light.
Crarcd-SchOOnors Willis -" Wolf -. Calais,
Me, wuh DO tons coal WmrrnS wycr Cen j, -,
with 6ic tons coal stephen Morgan, Chescb o. Dos
ton, with 100 tons coal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-14
KITCHENS COTTAGES,

iiLiNLit tIIi, NJ ~,
Opposite the lighthouse aud near the hot and cold
water baths within iOO feet of the ocean and within
two blocks OF Congress Hall. Houses new, rooms
airy ana large, overlooking the ocean Neatly iur-
nished Table excellent, Inviting aud homellke
dress ;. MCCLURE,
Corner Rhode Island and Atlantic avenues
Atlantic Guy, n. j.
1874 Chestnut street Phlladoiphin my3ISS Wiw
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AUCHON SALES.
FUTURE pays.
r. A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
LIE olS II street northwest

~. els + street northwest.
PUBLIC SALE OF Two-SToRY BRICK HOUSE
NEAR THIRTEENTH AND 4 STREETS
NORTHWEST
by virtue Of deed OF trust, dated the 9Th day OF
June A. ID. 1877, and recorded In Iiber s6s folio 81
one OF the land records for the District OF Columbia
ana ut the request OF tie party secured thereby wo
VIII offer for sale at public auction, IN front OF the
promises, on FRIDAY, the I'D day OF May, 1879, ~
800 O'clock pm. lot numbered fOrynve (i5j In Mary
G. Mitchells subdivision of original lot four o. in
square two hundred and thrty.elgh (25l In the city
Of Washington, u. G.
Terms: The amount secured by said deed Of trust
and the expenses of the sale in cash; balance In six
ana twelve months, at 0 per cent. interest.
BRAINARD II. WARMER, 1rrstoos
CIIAS, G. GLOVER, 'i"''N'''
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