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bALIIhOHE, hptll To- loiJ
Cotton firm. Middling, ne
FlourduI aud heavier. Hownrd-strcet and Western
superfne s33 rs; do extra, SI6r4 rs; do family, s75
as 50; CITY Mills superinc e. 2SG3 49, do extra 81 D
al 10; do Rio brands 50 5O@5 G2'si Patapsco family,
s67I
Wheat-Southern dull and nominal, Western weak
and lower Southern red, q lOGl II; do amber, 81 ~
Gl Isl No Pennsylvania red, 81 1901 1874; No2west
ern winter red, spot and April, 81 0oAGl 09}G May.
81 I049I 1917; June, 81 IOG@l 1917,
Corn-Southern quiet, Western dull. Southern
white, 47c; do yellow, i3A@IIc; Western mixed, spot
and April 49, m43'sc May, 41@ i3&c; June, 43A4i3Sc;
steamer, ilGIlisc.
white, 30gS2ISc; do mixed, 5JGSc Pennsylvania, SOD
SIZE.
Rye dull at 5sdGOc.
Hay firm and fairly nctlv. Maryland and Pennsyt-
vnnia prime To choice, sl2dl. -
Provisions dull and easier, Mess pork, $40 5OlDi0 rs
Bulk meatS-lOOSc shoulders 3,sMlC Clear-r rib sides,
SIC; pncked, ii4c and SIC, Demonstrations ikcj
Ciear-fb sides, 6c. Hams 0hdDi4c. Lard refined Id
tierces 7ac. Butter steady; prime 10 choice Western
packed, $1,000; roll i3gi6c. Eggs easy and dull at
Petroleum steady. Crude 75s9sSo; refined eA9
Coffee easier, Rio cagoes. ordinary choice. 100
lbc.
Sugar firm. A son. s6bS'4c.
Whisky duh Mt a. O7d 07is
Freghts to Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton,
3l6d; nOur, . 3d grain. I'd.
Rccepts-Flour, lSUO bDs wheat, $500 bu; corp.
30 300 bd; oats, 2,2C0b u.
Shipments-Wheat, 1850 bus corn, 5000 bu.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MA TIERS.
New York Money Market.


Nav YoHR. April TO- 1870
The exports ofdomestic products and misceancous
goods from the port Of New York for tie week ending
this date were s6G7 2O against 9S61 for the CORE
spending week last year.
Money was easy.
Foreign exchange was inactive Mt iSGS61is6S for
long and isilidiSs for demand
Government bonds were strong and active.
state bouds were dull.
railroad bonds were generally strong. with large
transactions In tho Kansas Pacihc and Kunsas aud
TcNns issues at advancing prcrs aud In Erie new Sec
onds on declining quotations The last named de.
cncd from 6SiB TO GU. Kansas Pachc Incomes No 10
rose from 81 to 59's second land grants from 0g to
20, Denver Division with certificates, from
O3's TO 10. aud do trust receipts from 1886 to i0s
Denver aud Rio Grande hrsts advanced to Oj6 aud
G 9 - G hrsts to a.
The stock market pcve, but Irregular, the coal
and Granger shares aud Union Pacific being weak.
Enllss Pacific however, advanced. Kansas and
leNas was also strong, selling up rom II ~ TO lfs,
hhd ~ Louis. Kansas city aud Northern showed mn
Improvement ior the day Of IL per cent on the COM
mon hnu W. on the preferred. The northwestern
SHARES under free offerings fell OF y cent. the st
Paus clOsluE at Yesterdays prices Tho cOnl shares
advanced slightly In the enriy dealings but lost the
Improvement ancrward. The list other respects
opened mt IA, advanced TO ~, declined to 7J, and
clOstd at 7I4. rhe trunsa tons aggregated It5OJ
shares OF which SOC were Erie 500 Lake Shore,
T,DuD were Wabash, 2tOD0 were Northwest, 900 were
- Paul. 1900 New Jersey Central, aOno were
Michigan Central. 1000 Hannibal and ST Joseph,
aud 1910 were Kansas Pacific.
The following were the closing prices;
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THE COUR7S.
Supreme Court OF the United States.

TUESDAY, April 10, 1879.
On motion Of Mr.. J. G. Field, William b. Comp
ton, esq, of Harrisonburg, Va, was admitted to
practice.
No. go. The New York Central aud Hudson
River Railroad Company plaintiff In error, vs.
Olga de Maluta Fralon Argument continued by
Mr. ]. w. Gerard for defendant in error, and con-
cluded by Mr., E +. Shepard Tor plaintiff in
error.
No Ill James S. Clark and Edward Fulton, APP.
pellanls, VS.. The United States, Argued by Mr.. j.
]. Weed and Mr.. NJ. II. Carpenter for appellants,
and by Mr., Assistant Acknowledgement Smith for
appellees
No. 23l Elliot NJ. May ct al, executors, Sc. ap.
pellants VS.. l.. q. Rice assignee &C. Continued.
No. go William G. W. Jaeger ct al, appellants,
vs.. &. A. Moore Argument commenced by Mr.. Lin
den Kent for appellants
Adjourned until tomorrow, at twelve o'clock.
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PSItnore nniS s, riteo, , ShyiioSa ' nm,ey W.
n"nns ANY, on'y otops ny onpey >, i"une CIV CIV
mt59n iSunGutson, JeSsnps' turnover anu hiA
A. IN ~ ite'ay. Wa, fp,odr,on,
Anlhpolf anu way VIM ~,
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si9 point ~ Dncr:s > pioh IA S,rashr Ivin
CAV riastar Wa5ers;n,,,, nnn wv SIatponS "'
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imnc,jny an ""u ihi'"ueiph'"' "'oi' ~ H""'o''
s.as iIisr 'or,Ia rorrrsy-rrrr r,IIrcAoo Co.
JTMpiTS n n pfiy - ,i I'd tx pREsS Fred
erick. Usscrstnwn. and Valley Branch, except
Snnd,, n"h "a, ~ 70 S,awni,n p,Ii,,nnn cara
snTHay hfonSh car 10 Stauhtons sItv dS Sts
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.


Between the hours of eight and nine o'clock
Monday night Frank jenkins, colorcd, In the en-
ploy of Frank Smith, residing in Fairfax County,
Va. near the Great Falls broke into the latters
house during the absence OF the family, and forced
open two trunks, and stole theretrom q suit of
black clothes aud white vest. He was arrested
In Georgetown yesterday morning and the clothes
found In his possession; also all ovcrcoat, gloves
and handkerchief stolen from William Collins of
Georgetown, last January.
Mr.. Albert James, the assistant bookkeepor of the
Great Falls Ice Company, has gone into training,
preparatory TO taking part with the Potomac Clubs
crew during their summer amateur regatta HIS
training grounds are from the terminus of the
Fourteenth street railroad to Plcrcos mill and re-
turn.
number of prominent merchants doing bust
ness on High and Bridge streets are very decidedly
opposed to the removal of the fire engine-hotls
from its present site, but favor the removal of the
hay scales TO a more convenient place. shy Prospect,
between High and Potomac streets.
The Easter offerings at Christ p. L. Church
amounted TO 81 OPS.
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H0USE or REpREs ENTITIES.

Immediately after the reading of the journal the
Speaker proceeded to call committees for reports
Mr.. HENRY, chairman Of the Committee on Ac.
counts, submitted report, specifying the commit
tees which are entitled to clerks. The total mum.
Der of clerks allowed is thirtyhye, excluding those
who receive yearly salaries. The report was
adopted.
on motion Of Mr.. You've, chairman of the Com.
mittce ON Epidemic Diseases, the Senate bill au'
thorzlng the secretary Of the Treasury to contract
for The pulChasc or construction of refrlgerating
ship for the dlsinfcction Of vessels and cargoes was
taken from the Speakers table for consideration.
short debate followed, in the course of which
Mr. Couger said that thong he would vote for the
bill In the interest ofhumaniy he believed that IL
was more of job than anything that had come be-
fore this Congress-
Mr.. LORlNG supported the bill. 1t should not be
said that the American Congress hesated to apprO-
pirate s20OOO0 10 permit the scientific men OF the
world To make experiments which might prevent
o recurrence Of the dread disease Of last summer
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James W. Ellis; second account. In re John Rom
mce eighth account. In re X. II. Pcrry third ac-
count. Adjourned until Tuesday next.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Circuit Court-Justicc CoX.-No. 81, Washington
Brick Machine Company vs.. bowman Green
No. n, Murtogh w. District of Columbia No. 1885,
Trusheim vs. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company No. 100 Fleming use Of vs.. District of
Columbia No. 27S, Shoemaker vs.. Thomas No.
30l Prather VS. Hin No. 303, Downing & Brother
VS.. Killian No 3S, Mcdonald VS. Rightstinc No.
322 Courtney vs. Price No. 32j, Kline ". Barber &
Dean No 800, Shoemaker & IIeriaog VS. Holiday;
NJ. 327. Cumptson VS.. Kelly No. 32s, shehan vs..
Riley No, 81, Evans VS.. lInntz; No. %i2 Shepherd
& Co. VS. Davis No 333 Daley w. Trunncll No
1884, Maylnc VS. RUPERT ct nl. No. 83j, Draper vs..
Alexander No. $3.50, Kcugla & Co. VS.. Carroll No
337 Walker VS.. DAILY No. 1898, Richards W. Robin.
son; No. $3.50 Bonnel vs.. Deter No. 80 lIutclin.
son vs. Alexander; No. 3i2, Shyno VS.. shanks No.
3il, Hoover vs. Hardcll ct al
Equity Court--Justice MacArthur-No. %. Fla
hcrty VS.. Callan No 10, Close VS.. Close No. 81,
lyrnc vs. S,ickuey No. -, Gilmore vs.. Dcylln;
No. "a, Mcdaniel VS.. McDaulel; No. -, Turner US
Oliver; No. 81, Hewitt VS. Hilbert No. 49, Nailor
VS.. NailOr No. 80, Pittmau VS.. pittman.
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st, Cloud building,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE SITUATED Al THE NORTH
WEST coRNEh or 9 STREFT NonTM AND
THIRD STREET WEST, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. DISTRICT or COLUMBIA:
by virtue of n decree OF the supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, passed In equity cause No.
1877 (Wllliam Bowen vs., the Freedmans savings and
Trust Company ct all the undersigned. trustee.
VIII sell on WEDNESDAY, the sd day Of April, a.
D. 1879 at four "a o'clock at public auction In
front of the premises the following described real es
tte, to wit; All that piece and parcel OF ground sit
uae In the city of Washington District of Columbia,
and known and described us part of lot numbered
one q in square nun eredhve hundred and twenty.
nine (h2S being thirtyone (3 feet nine (9l In ches
front on North street and running back that width
one hundred 400 feet together with all the improve
ments aud appurtenances thereto belonging or In any
wise appertalning,
Terms OF sale: ono.fourth 90 OF the purchase
money thereof to be paid at the time of sale IN cash.
aud the balance TO be paid In three 90 equal install
ments mt one %, two (2, and three 90 years, with
Interest thereon from tile day of sale the notes of the
purchaser purchasers to be given for such deferred
payments. But the purchaser or purchasers OF the
said property shall have the privilege OF paying cash
for the same the day OF sale on the final rnt!.
hcaion OF the sale by the court said property VIII
be sold clear of all taxes due and unpaid upon the
same at the time of sale. - - -
w M. Salesman aDil-pDltSlg
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RIVER and CANAL NEWS.

NTTTTT I'D,
Clark & Glvens new whnrf-Schooucr w IIiltO1.
Homer, New London with marble for State Depart
ment
BlscOes wharvos-Schooncr Mary Ann Shea, Harris,
Little River, with lumber to \ J. Phillips.
Rllcys wharvCs- SchOoners Neptune BoggS, Walk
crton with lumber to Ryland & Brooks; Mary Price,
Price Norfolk, with lumber and shingles to W W Nc
CullOugh and shingles to NJ w IOhnSOni Forward,
Jones, James River, with lumber to NJ W Johnson {;
Discovery Sears; Carpenter Adams; Black Hawk.
Tcc, and VIM Mcclure, Johnson, all nom the che n
peake Bay, with oysters 10 market Fannie, Miller,
Philadelphia with coal 10 Miller q Sons.
CLEARED
Rley's whRrvcs--SchoonerS John W Gray, BundlCk,
aud John Franklin, Bell, both bound down, light
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Georgetown Grain Market.

GEoRGtTowS. April is. 1870.
whea.-There were no offerings OF wheat on Change
to-day and in the absence Of transactions, write
the market quiet ana nominal, with good milling
inquiry for the top grades of both descriptions. We
quote the range OF good TO prime FultI at 81 1901 Ia
and Lancaster at a 1901 10.
note an nctlve milling demand for local wants at ii9
IjC for yellow and white,
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District Courts.
Supreme Court of the Observation-Disclosures VS.. Nor
IL, and C,,h,nitto1

Supreme Court of the Distrlct-Kendrick vs. Nor
ris argued and submitted.
Circuit Court-Justice COX.-AIoore VS.. Douglass !;
verdict for defendants damages $3.50 Denning e
Bro. VS.. German; Judgment for amount admitted
Chrisman vs. Keiseri defendant called and judg-
ment
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company;
bill dismissed without prejudice, Beckettys, Jack
son; decree making injunction perpetual. Boul'
din vs. Barnaco; decree appointing Il. ii, Warner
trustee. Myers VS.. Duyall demurrer oyerrued,
with leave to answer In twenty days, owen VS..
Smoot; roiorred to auditor to report on heirship.
Probate COurt-Justice Wyle,-In re estate b. NJ,
Tanning; application for further time to answer
citation, hi re estate William II. Walker letters
tcStOmentaTy granted to Caroline w. Payne. In re
estate George Parker; order for administrator 10
sell pew in Trinity Church. In re estate John H.
Langley; answer of respondent Mary Langley, to
petition of Colclazier & Gilllans In 70 estate Lydia
Knowles; letters of administration to Thomas
Knowles. In re Ann Il. Lamb, guardian; order to
pay to Stewart Mcconnell 1865. In 10 5, j. Black
estate G. H. Smith; will admitted tOprobate In re
Thomas L., Tullocki the petitioner appointed
guardian of Jane l., Jackson. In re estate G. A.
Laddle; letters of administration granted. In re
estate Samuel Crown order correcting Inventory
In re estate 4. W. dc KrOf; John w. de kruf
fell administrator TO distribute new mining stock
in kind, In re estate H. II, Bishop; order for REIN
yestment of 81 600.
Tho following accounts were approved and
passed In re estate John Linisea first and final
accounts Of administrators In TO estate 4. J. Fuller
Janiler; irst account of executor In re estate W.,
SOmmerS first and final account Of administrator,
In re estate Frederick Iddns first and final &C.
count OF executor. Guardians accounts-ln 10
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ChesnnenIse md Ohio Canal.

Arrived Boats q Meredith Colonel Lynn, @ IL
Bradl NJ G Clay w Thompson, Laura :. American
Flag, 4 II Fail, c II HouG, ] II Plat, n Mills W o
Ernst, Virginia Brusheats, ] A Alexander John
Icech, w Hunter. J W Burke, VIM staple, = Gan.
non, q Smith, n Phelps q a ferree, and Willie
n Johnnie tncW boat,
Clcurod-Boats j 1 Lynn, Laura 5, W Irving, V ;
Brdshears, q + smith J Il Ray, Borden Lowell
While n, III y Dixon, q II Bradt, 4 HUgnOT, q a
pearrec, Exchange, h Midway, II AgueN, w StR'
pies, A Mills W { Ernst, w Thompson, j. Alex,
Rnder, W Buk, W Hunter, ID Stewart, willie "
JOhunle, j LuuCh, and q Meredith.
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Georgetown Cattle Market.

GEORGETOWN. April 10. 1870.
Onerngs-iOj head of beef cattle S!j head of sheep
and lambs, and - COWS and calves.
Saes-93 head of beef cattle at sld5 so per gross
cwt 2sl head OF sheep and lambs at IN6Daiic per
pound for sheen aud bls@S'ic for lambs and 20 cows
and calves at s2jdij each.
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Arr,ved-schoonors larry Not Barrett, Philadel-
phia with con to solomon Sroverj VIM Marvel,
O'Eecfe, BOSTON, to load coal; Breeze, Crnnmcr New
YORK, with plaster and cement to Cooley aud GUM
and, 80. .
Cleared schoOncrs VIM u Marvel, ORcefp Port
md with dO tons coal; ChIs Moore, Robinson
PROVIDENCE. with S7j tons coal Emily l. BiTdsIil
Warren, Providence, with 100 tons coal; Belle HALL
dRv -, Fnll River, With 500 tons coal Louisa d
RAtlbonc, CROW ell Bpsl on with 40 tons coal.
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Pacific Mining stocks.
GENERAL M1RKE1,S.


WAsuINGToN, April i5, 1879
@ArrvalsAt Johnsons wharves, lOO.0OOhcrrlng.7,0Oo
shRd 1000 tallOrs. and 800 punches fish.
Snles-lIcrring, 81 10 per thousand; shnd, sS 50 per
hundred; taors, slinis per hundred bunch fish, 20
M ma.
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AUCTION SALES.
STATES MARsHAEs SALE.
FUTURE DAYS.

Bv virtue of writ Of neri facia issued out Of the
Clerk's Office of the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and ~ me directed will sell ut public
sale. for cash ut he courthouse door of said District
on THURSDAY, tho .ith day OF April, 1870 ut II
O'Clock me- all the right, title claim and Interest OF
the defendant IN aud TO the following described
property, to wit: Ills Interest In the leAsehold OF
promises situated on tho southwest corner OF Ninth
and II streets northwest, IN the city of Washington
~. c. being lot p in the recorded subdivision OF part
Of square 575, aud the improvements thereon said
lease expiring on the Jgt OF March, 1880 together
with all 1fdeiendants title, and Interest IN and
to said land and improvements, seized and levied
upon NJ the property of Truman a. Cook, to satisfy
execution No. 203j2 al law IN hyor Of William Gait
FRED'K DOUGLASS
. U. y. Marshal u. G.
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VHOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer.

by virtue of deed of trust dated the 18th day OF
November, "A. D. 1872 recorded IN Lber No 70l. folio
49, Of the land records for the District OF Columbia
and ut the written request of the party secured there
by, viii offer for sale ut public auction. III front
of the premises on FRIDAY, the 18th day of April
next, at o'clock p m, the following described
real estate aud premises, located IN the city of wash
ngton, Ia said District. aud known on the ground plat
of said city part OF lots numbered II, H. and II,
In square numbered DOT, md bOundedas follows; Be
ginning for the ON Thirteenth street west 20 feet
from the southwest of said square. thence run
ming north along said street u feet thence east 81 feet
nchcs thence south Is feet. and thence west TO the
place of beginning, together with the improvements
thereon
Terms OF sale One fourth OF the purchase In cash,
and the residue In six twelve, and eighteen months
with interest from day OF sale at the rate OF per cent
per annum, to be secured by decd Oftrust upon the
premises sold, all cash, at the purchasers option.
deposit of 800 Will be required OF tho purchaser on
the day of sale. If the terms of sale are not complied
with within vO days. the trustees reserve the right
to resell at the risk and cost of the deaulnS pur-
chaser.
HENRY 4. CLARKE, Trustees.
min L 4
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue OF n writ of herl racas issued
out OF the clerks Office OF the supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia, and
AZ the COURTHOUSE door of said District, on Thurs
DAY the list day OF May IsID at u O'Clock NJ all the
right title claim and interest of tho defendant in and
to the following described property. TO VII 10 lot
one ID in Morgans subdivision of part Of Widows
Mite, known MS oak Lawn, in the District of Column
bia, being situated at the intersection OF Columbia
road and Nineteenth street extended, seized and
levied upon US the property OF Maria T. Stoddad to
satisfy execution No. liO0 at law, In favor of Matilda
s. Hartman. FRED'K DOUGLASS.
" U. $, Marshal, ID. c.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer. npl2ds
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JOHN SHERMAN. Auct,ouoc w. . "''S"


TnusTEEs, SALE OF a TwosTonY FRAME
STREET NORTHWEST. AND VALUABLE UN.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING.
by virtue of deed OF trust TO u.s. dated December
90 \. D. 1871, recorded In Liher No s7i folio sos
of the land records for Washington County. In the
District OF Columbia, and by the direction OF the par
secured thereby. we will sell Ut public auction, In
'front.' OF the premise No t221 Twenty first street,
SATURDAY the Goth of April. 1870, NJ o'clock
M, all those certain pieces, parcels. or lots Of
ground situate, lylng and being In said WashiEgtO
city District of Columbia, and known ana designated
as parts of lots sixteen t1B) and seventeen 10, In
square numbered seventy (70) Beginning for the
part of lot 10 nj the northeast Of said lot and
running thence west with tho south line of North
street feet inches thence south 10 feet thence
west ID feet thence south ~ feet; thence east 10 feet
thence north 20 feet thence east " feet inches and
Thence north 20 eet thence east " feet Inches and
thence north 100 feet to the place Of beginning. Be
ginning for the part Of lot II at point In the west
line OF Twenty first street % feet south of the north
east corner Of said lot and square and running thence
west l0D feet to the east line OF lot l6 thence south 30
feet; thence ens 100 feet 10 TwentyhSt street, and
geher with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One. fourth Cnsh and the balance
payable In six twelve and eighteen months. with In
terest Mt the rate or per cent per annum tthe de-
ierrod payments 10 be secured by deed Of trust on
OF the purchaser. 500 deposit required ut time
OF sale, the terms Of which must be complied with
within seven days or we reserve the right to resell
the properly AZ the cost and risk OF the denultng
purchaser. TlIEO, L. GATCHEI. rr,s,o.s
ap-ids w. q. DUVALL, ii"''ee''
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HENRY A. CLARKE, Trus,oo.
WILLIAM a. FENWlCK,l


L
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decd of trust given to us, dated No
Yenlber f. 1876 and duly recorded In Iiber No. S3O
folio 3 of the land records Of the District of Co
lumbin and by request OF the party secured Will
sell on WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1879 at o'clock U.
M IN front of the promises all that piece parcel OF
land known and esgnatcd plat fthe city Wash
ington, ID. Co As part Of lot three 3d. square three
hundred ind seventy (TOl viz Beginning log the
ut the southwest corner OF SAID oi thence with
MASSACHUSETTS, ay nue. southeasteriy twenty-hve
feet thence nj right angles TO said avenue one hundred
and SIX QOd) feet, thence northwesterly TWENTY-FIVE
25) feet five (5) inches thence ut right angles one hun
dred and one Q0 feet and six (6l inches to place Of
beginning, being the same property conveyed TO VII.
liam johnson by Edwin Green on the 3lst day OF
August, a. ID. 1892 together with the improvements,
&c, consisting Of IA frame dwelllnghouse with store
room.
Terms of sale: One. third together with the ex.
penses OF sale In CASH the balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed Of trust the property sold
with interest at per cent. per nnnum, payable semi
annually, or all cash, at option of purchaser. de-
post of 500 required time of sale COnycyancing
at purchasers cost. If terms of sale not compiled
with within ten (O) days from day of sale the trustees
the right to resell hoGropery Mt tile risk and
cost of deiaultng purchaser, upon giving one week
notice of such resale in some newspaper published Ill
WIN. j. WARREN, Trrs,oo,
ap2.d&ds GEORGE II. ELLlOT, -
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PROFESSIONAL.
hartley & SOUTHARD,

Corner OF Fiith and II streets northwest,
WARRINGTON, y: q,
Il. w, BARrLEY, NJ i, SoUrHARD,
Residence 1915 18th street. Riggs House.
Prompt attention will he given to cases III the Su.
preme Court of the United states and other judicial
tribunals, aplo-lm
DR. BosWORTH 9lS STREET n. W, IS THE
~ most skillml and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city, All nervous aud chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
~ Refers to Senators D. W. VOORHEES,, Indiana J.
O., and Others Consultation free. A competent and
49, nollly
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
.ALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The great double-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, roRTuwEsf, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST,
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-16
FORTY-SIxTH CONGRESS-.
Senator Thurman President Pro
Tempore of the Senate.
Continuation of tho Debate on the Army Bill
senator Logan Calls Up Unpleasant
Rcminiscences--Gencra Chalmers
Wants to DO vindicated-
ern Loyalty Discussed
Dragg's Amendment.
SENATE.

TUESDAY. April Is 1870.
The Secretary or the Senate. before the reading Of
he Journal, read the following note from the Vice.
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