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, 1879-08-03

The following were. the receipts and ship
ments OF the leading articles of produce in this
city during the twcnty-four hours ending at :
o'clock on Saturday morning, with compari-
SOUS:
, 1879-08-03

coEn in fair demand and prices *hAde higher.
Cargocs OH passage-Whcat quiet; corn 11m-
Weather IN England tine.
, 1879-08-03

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Gf 4BbTR2

EXPLANATION OF REFErExcE MAExs.-s.e,ra..
excepted. SUNDAY excepted +Aonday eScente3y
sDa4lJ- @~@V'e"
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket O1accs e. Cark-st. {Sher1nau House, ,,a.
the depot2- Il
, 1879-08-03

Pullman Hotel Car* are run through. between Chi.
caEo and Council Bluffs. On the uAin leaving Chfc1ra
At 10:3Da- m-
No other road runs Pullman or any other form ef
hotel cars west Of Chicago.
a-Dcpot corner of Wells aud Kfnzte-stz-
b-Depot corner or Canal and klnzIe-sts-
CHICAGO BURLINGTON L QUINCY RAILROAD
Dcpots foot OF Lakest. lndtanA-ay and sfxteenthst
aud Canal aud StxIeenrh-stx Ticket Offices 50 Ca1k
St. aud 1t depotx.
, 1879-08-03

PORT HunoS, Mich, Aug. Passed np-Props
Toledo, ST. Joseph, Lowell, St. Adams, Vienna
and consort; stmr Keweenaw; schrs J. 0. Thayer,
Pierrepont, Seaman, Josephine, Ne1aesis-
Down-Props Milwaukee. Idaho, D. Ballentine
aud consort; Missouri and barges; schr Aunt
Ruth.
Wind-Souih, fresh: weather fine.
PoRr HURON, Aug. 2-1t p. m.-Props Nyack,
Oscoda, Y. Il. Kc.chum, May Mills. Lewis Gilbert
S. E. Sheldon and consort, George king and
barge; tug Prince Alfred, with dredse; schre A.
Kent, America. Kate Kelly, n. Il. POUNDS, Ne
vaua, Flying Cloud. Sam Cook.
Down-Props China. Mackinaw. Canisteo. Oak
land and barges, Aay1ower and barees, Wales
and bargcs; lug Mayhower with D. s. Austin, T.
F. Merry and barses; sch1s S. H. Foster, +. B.
Locke, Cossack, F. 4. GeorSer- Il. Doud.
Wind-Soutneast brisk; weather cloudy
, 1879-08-03

EDWARD l.. BREWSTER
1ot Westinghouse,
OFFERS FOR SALE
CHICAGO CITY 6z.
CHICAGO WEST TOWN S..
COOK COUNTY IS.
..... UNITED sTAIE@@
IRA HOLMES,
GENERAL BROKER,
66 WASH1SGTON-ST.
..- Has for Sale.
SCRIP TO PAYTAXES WEST TOWN BONDS,
COOK COUNTY BONDS.
Wants . ..........
THIRD NATIONAL BANK RECEIVERS CEETH1~
GATES.
, 1879-08-03

Thus far the Examining Board on the United
States naya! stmr Michigan has accepted twenty
Que boys ont of quite Large number OF applicants,
and six OF them are On board the vessel, and the
others are at hume making preparations to 90. Dr.
Knight has conducted all the medical examinations
alone. has assistant. Dr. Draper. having been or
dercd to St. Louis where an Office has been opened
for the enlistment Of buys in the navy:
Ensign Robinson, Who was recently ordered to
the Michigan. arrived here yesterday, and reported
TO Capt. Hayward. il
FOR tue beneil: OF those who d.-,re to 60 on
board the Michigan, the information il given that
Friday has been set apart visiting day, the time
OF the officers and men being so mach occupied
with the examination, reception and instruction
Of the boy-recrnits that the many visitors cannot
be attended to every day.
, 1879-08-03

IN NEW YORK SATURDAY.
Aug. 2-Reeeipts-Fiour, Is, 326 b7}s; wheat,
| 236 $50 bu; corn, sc, 100 bu; oats, M,S29 bu
corn-meal, 1850 pkgs; rye, 2, Isl bu; malt, 435c
bu; pork, 13S brls; beef, 1856 tcs; cut meats,
| SSl pkgs; lard, 1,157 tcs; whisky, PA bris.
Eyports-For twenty four hours-Fiour, 16 900
| brls, wheat, 523, 600 bu; corn, 10000 pu.
WINTER WHEAT.
4 meeting OF receivers OF winter wheat in
this market was held Saturday afternoon, at
! which it was resolved to ask the Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners to strike out the fol-
lowing from the newty-adoptcd rule:
No. 2 winter wheat shall inc!ude all Northern
grown wfnterwhcat% and NIL mixtures Of the
GUS descriptions Of :vInter-Whent, and shall be
sound, reasonably clean, and OF good milling
quality.
The reason for thi. is said to be that the rule
as it at present stands "discriminatesn u against
Northern-growu winter-whcat by requiring tint
such wheat shall b. placed in separate bius, uu-
mixed with Southern wheat. All Of which sug-
gests the following questions:
II the Northc-n-grown wheat were the best,
would its owners object to having it placed iu a
grade ny itself?
If the Northern-grown wheat be equal to the
other, In value, would the owners OF such wheat
object to q discrimination which would be
quickly ignored by buyers, as those gentlemen
are always willing to pay for thing what it is
worth to use, in com parson with other material!
II the Northen wheat be, as Is claimed bY ex-
perts, not worth SO much by 5@10c Der bu for
milling purposes as the other. is it not rank in-
Justice to put both in the same bin, and mix
them up, Buttercup fashion, till no one knows
the difference?
If the Northern-erown wheat will not sell on
Its own merits at the same prices as Southern
grown wheat, does not such fact prove that it
is not worth so much as the other?
Can the friends OF justice to all classes of
producers, as we'll as consumers, afford to allow
the request Of the meeting to 60 before the
Commissioners without calling the attention OF
those gentlemen to the facts in the casea
DUT1ADLE GOODS RECEIVED
at Custom-Housc, Chicago, Aug. e. Philip
Winter, 2 casks wine; Mandel Bros, case dry
goods. Collections, S5,3s0.US.
PROVISIONS.
HOG PRODUCTS-Werc less nctive in the aggTc-
gate, and unusually steady, though averaging
lower in spite OF frmer feeling in hogs at the
Stock Yards. But Liverpool reported an easier
feeling in lard and meats. and that induced tamc-
ness here, though holders were Iot willing to
make material concessions from Fridays prices.
The outward movement is large, but may be re-
duced this week by the advance in rail fretghts.
The following is adctaiied statement OF the ship
ments Of provisions for the week, and sincc Nov.
l, 1875, with comparisons:
, 1879-08-03
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for August delivery On the
leading articles for the last two business days:
, 1879-08-03

lHe lUlIU"IuEgs I1U1e SHOWS Tie CXp0ftS from
New York for the week ending Thursday even
ing last, with comparisons:
July II, July 81, dug. i,
1873. 1870 1875,
Flour, brls...-.... 80. 62,0o 81, 345 rs, 700
Wheat, bu.- 67S, $50 ], 1S3 274 8Ol, 900
Com Qrs. 80. ...... G17 485 / C54 :}.15 f70 Ann
, 1879-08-03

CHARLES HENEoT1E.
1oe East wa.hsnsatou.st.
C1ty Of Chicago PCT cent Bonds.
Cook County per cent and per cent Bonds.
Town Of West Chicago per cent Bonds.
West Division Railway per cent Certificates Of In
dchtcdness In sums to suit
, 1879-08-03

CD. d: Q. Palnce Dining and Pullman 16-vhecl
Sleeping Cars run between Chicago and Omaha tha
Pacific Express
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC RAILROAD
Depot. corner Of Van Buren, and Sherman -sta CITY
Ticket OH1ee, 55 Clatk-st., Sherman House.
, 1879-08-03

LAZARUS s1LvERMAS, Banker,
No. 70 Lasal1e-st., ncsr Randolph.
PaJs the highest price for
CITY SCRIP AND COOK COUNTY ORDERS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS bought and sold.
UNION TRUST CO. BANK.
n. Z. cor. Madison and Dcarbosu-ats.,
RECEIVES SAVINGS DEPOSITS AND ALLOWS
INTEREST ON SAME 1T the rate Of ~ per cent
per annun. subject TO the rules Of the Bank.
No notice required to d1nw money.
6. II. WILSON. Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. CHICAGO,
,. OFFERS voR SALE
VEST TOWN B0NDS...... .-........,:....... 10 COZ
COOk COUNTY l5 txW
sou III PAEk g. b. O.
COOK COUNTY S. q
LINCOLN PARK 7s.-.....-. $500
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BALTIMORE MD, September 10.
Cotton quiet and firm. Mddling 129sc.
Flour active and higher for low and medium
grades in the quotations. Howard.srcet and West.
ern superline, SS@3 rs: do extra, Sl@i 10: do
family, sjM5 IS; City mills superfne 1903 80; do
extra, si@l 75; do Rio brands, So G2@5 10; Pa.
tapsco family So 80.
Wheat Southern higher, excited and active.
Western unsettled and lower at the close. Southern
red 81 l0al IL do amber 81 l5@l Is; No Mary.
land 81 1915 No. 2Western winter red, spot 81 1875
September 81 1901 l3H October, 81 l2346yl 1915
November, 81 l2AG1 1873.
Corn-Southern quiet and nominal; Western
firm and quiet. Southern white. SIC; do yellow 50C
Western mixed, spot and September, 4sA@49c;
October, 4SH@4S4ci November, 4S4@4S34c
steamer, no bid.
Oats quiet and steady. Southern, 32@3ic
Western white, 32@3icj do mixed, 3OG32c; Penn
sylvana. 32@3ic.
Rye quiet at 6l@G3c.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland Sl3@l4 per tom
Provisions firm. Mess pork 50 20. Bulkmeats
Loose shoulders, 334@lc; clear rib sides, DC;
packed 414@5l2c. Bacon shoulders, 43Ic; clear RIB
sides, &C. Hams, ll@ll24c. Lard, refined erces, &c
Butter steady. Prime 10 choice Western packed
12@lic.
Eggs weak at 14c.
Sugar firm. A soft, s1G@sAc.
Petroleum dull; refined nominaly, G9S..
Coffee firm and active. Rio cargoes, old, llA@
H1Ic; new, l2d15c.
Whisky dull at 81 o..
Freights to Liverpool per steamer steady
Cotton, 3lGd -four. IS Cd; grain, sd.
Receipts-Flour, 2,l67 bu; wheat, 700 bu corn
23s00 bu; oats, 1900 Du
ShipmentS-Wheat 100 100 bu; corn, 81 200 bu.
Sales-Wheat, l,ls9000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE.
a,ONETIRY MfTTERS IN NEW rom
AND SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK September ~, 1879.
The dry goods imports for the week amountc to
s25g102l; the amount marketed was S2GS0,II.
Money was active to-day at 5to7 per cent, closing
att.
Foreign exchange firm at lsl@4SllS for long, and
4S3lImIS3l9 for demand.
Government bonds quiet
State bonds inactive,
Railroad bonds generally strong Iron Mountain
incomes sold at 90 while do seconds advanced 11l5
per cent. to o. There was renewed activity in the
Erie new series, which opened u per cent. higher
at 73A, and declined to 1874. Frankfort Kokomo
firsts were again In demand, and the price made q
1urthcr advance to rs. Hannibal u st. Joseph
flrsts advanced to 10l; Canada southern iirss to
500 &C d G hrsts to n, aud Cairo & Texas iirsts
TO 03N. Burlington & Cedar Rapids frsts declined
] per cent. to 50 and recovered to S9Y Ohio 4
Mississippi seconds declined to gg7z.
The stock market was weak in the early dealings
and fell of H@la per cent, but subsequently ad.
the speculation again became depressed, aud dur
ing the afternoon prices fell oil AmlA per cent
st. Paul Minneapolis, Wabash, Illinois Central,
and Delaware, LackUwanna " Western leading
the downward movement, Missouri P0Cliic,whch
had not been dealt IN for nearly two years, was
quite active, opening ut 2, advancing TO 5, and
closing ut ~ There was fractional recovery IN
some cases toward the close, but the general list
closed easy.
Total sdles were 100000 shares. of which 5000
were Erie, 10000 Lake shore 5000 Northwest 30 00C
st. Paul, 10000 Wabash, 23,OU0 Delaware, LHckH
wanna Il Western, 10000 Ohio IL Mississippi, GOO
Hannibal ~ St. Joseph 1900 Pacific Mail. 100
indianapolis, Cincinnati ~ Lafayette, 1900 49,
Missouri Pacific.
The following ,yprp Tho closing utotntioug,
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tion that ought surely to awaken deep sympathy in
the breasts OF the District authorities. Repairs ana
.........I Fss;utiuus on this antcdiluvian
avenue are needed to q desperate degree.
In the hopes that speedy and efficient remedy
may soon be suggested, attention is called 10 The
increasing evil practice INDUCED In by q number
of pupils In our public schools of stealing their
| companions school books and selling them at the
second hand stores. This species OF Juvenile Gil
terprsc is carried In TO Il surprising extent and uu
less some more comprehensive measures are taken
to abatc the evil there is 10 telling what dime-
sions 1t may assume. While the books thus sold
do not realize any very great degree Of profit IL is
q sufficient induccmcut for the young thieves to
continue their unlawful business. Many OF the
scholars thus robbed cannot afford to purchase ad.
ditonal books, which may be purloiucd like their
predecessors. There seems TO be no decided pun
ishment or means for abolishing the nuisance.
| Probably the most efficient plan would be to re-
| quire dealers In second hand books to get out II
| license for u good round rum ere dealing with
| these youthful TWepdicS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13
GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

The members of No . engine return their thanks
70 Messrs Hamilton, Anderson, Fost, White!aw,
LAughlin and other citizens of Georgetown for the
tine contribution Of flowers presented ~ that com
pany by them for their parade yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon colorcd man named viii.
lam Bailey, while driving dray loaded with -four
barrels along Water street. between High and POto.
mac fell of his wagon and died amosr instantly.
Some passing persons carried him TO a IleghbOrnu
store and endeayored TO resuscitate him but all
efforts were unayailng He was aiterSard carried
TO his home OH Montgomery street, between Beal
and West. DR.. HaTtigan was summoned and per
formed an autopsy. An examination Of the body
showed only Il few scratches upon the arm. Death
was determined as caused by perlcarditls IN con
sequence of rheumatism,
The following complaint Is handed In and in
serted by way ofyariey to the other vast quantity
of news now looming up In this loynl burg
Second street, between Fuyetto and Warren,
great thoroughiOre to church aud the college is II
ruinous condition. The road bed Is washed away
and filled with gulles the pavement and gutter
broken up aud the lGttori Some places oyorgrowI
with rank and decayng weeds and IN others pooli
Vi stagnant and fetid water 0pound-Lruly, eondi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13

:, by virtue Of deed OF trust dat 4 August nth a:
D., 1917. and duly recorded in Lbpr SOS. lOio
one OF the Land lecord for The District OF Columbia,
aud At the writ reuuestol the holder OF tie note
occurred tn reby, shall sell atublic auction IN front
o the premises. ON thursday the 18th day OF sep
tclher, a. d. 1879 at 1870 o'clock y. M, the following
described real estate TO Wit The northern part Of lot
numbered twenty.eght l2s) IN Davidsou's sub-divi-
sion of square numbered three hundred aid sixty
seven 900 In the city Of Washington. specifically
describ Il rs llUws: Commencing for the same at
20 mt on the line Of Tenth street west, twenty-five
~ feet eleven l) inches south from the northwest
corner ~ said lot wenyclrht (2Sli thence east one
hundred ana twenty (l2D feet thence north twenty
two t2D feet eleven 40 iuChes3 thence west one hun
ed ami twenty u2O) feet tn south to Tie place
Of beginning, together with the Improvements, con
sisl lng Of y two-s DRY brick house and saDl"
Terms OF sale-Onehfd u-O ASH balance IN two
equal b. stalments at nine % and eighteen Os)
months with interest Mt seven per cent. y unnum
The deferred payments to be sccutC cd by deed OF
upon the property sold. COuveyauclng ana record
ing ~ purchasers cost. one hundr q dollars to be
pad when property IS knocked OF. re terms Of sale
are not compiled with Within i've days of date OF sale,
the Trustees reserve the rght, after days adj
verttenrnl, 10 resell the property ut tie risk and
cost VI uelaulting purchaser.
MILLS DEAN,
MM. Ii. Cooley,
e1d&ds Trustee.
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STATES MARsHALs SALE.

By virtue Of two writs Of er faca issued out ofthc
Clerks office of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed viii Sell at public
sale Tor cash. at the courthouse door of said District
ON III Is DAY, the I'D day of SEPTEMBER, ls7p
ut II o'clock M, all the right, tile claim and Interest
OF the defendant in and TO the following
properly, to.wlt;
Lot square GJ lot q square 60i lot TO- square eli;
lot ~, square 6i0 lots O. and in square lUt sub
lots IL and ~. 1885 and all OF lots to H. both
Inclusive IN square mo- except those portions Of said
los comprising lots ID, ii, l, NJ and r. according to
plat of sub division Of record In Book c II b. PAGE
$50 ofthe records of the Surveyor Office OF the Dis
triCt of Columbia. Also, one undivided mo ETY. of
square east OF square south ~ square south OF G lot
,squure 1O5; lots aud . square 90. and lois and
IN square east of square S all located la the city OF
Washing on, district OF COiutba, together with all
aud singular the improvements thereon, levied upon
the property Of Moses Kelly To satisfy cxecuti
No l7,0lG In iAvor Of james L barbour use Of + A
Ashford, and No lS,l32 at law IL favor OF Robert l.
lcitch * sons, use Of + 4 Ashford
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
u. 5. Marshal, District OF Columbia,
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctioneer. se2.dls
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FOR RENT-IsoUSES.
FOR SAhE-EaOUSEs.

an Indiana ave bet Second and Third II W. II Stable
V for one or Two hurses Inqnre 81 DIST W. la 80
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VuoMAs BOWLING. Auotlonccr.

STORY BIZ HOU +, WITH ALL MODERN
ENTERTAINMENTS, ON THIRD STREET n. W,
BETWEEN + AND G..
By virtue OF decd OF trust dated the 18th day OF
January, \. u. 1871 and recorded IN llher No Sil,
fOio 3d. Of the land records for said District and NJ
the written request OF the party secured thereby, We
Will Oiler for sale, ut public auct on, In front OF the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 23d day OfSeptember A.
d. lev, at 5Oclock M, the fol owing described real
estate and premises located In the city OF Washing
ton IN said District, aud designated on the ground
plat of said city lot etered II, of "A. u. helys sub
division of original lois ~ and ~, IN square b5J to-
getheT with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Onc-iourth of the purchase money In
cash and the balance IN three equal payments OF six,
twelve ana eighteen months, with interest from the
day of sale at eight per cent to be secured upon the
premises sold, all cash, at the purchasers option.
deposit Of $50 will be required of the purchaser ON
the day sale If the terms of sale not complied
with In five days the trustees reserve the right to
BELL at the risk and cost OF deiaulting purchaser.
\. II. STEpH ENSON, | r,..,.,.a
SAINT, Il. wINfSATH. I lIuatets'
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FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ O Q H a R O. ES

AuNeIllSelllenlS uHueT NuO Hehu VI
WANTED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
OF acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines,
OH our third page, are free 10 all.
No Business Advert sements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
five cents per line for eneh Insertion.
II answers full to come the first time, we invi a
second, third, many repetons ~ are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd.
versers to feel that they imposing ON US but
doug us favor by using our free columns Us VIC
are determined to 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 til,
posoice. II initials used, they Should be drcctc.
to the care Of some person., firm or postoiice box
No froe advertisements taken after y o'clock p. IN
Advertisements can be lett ut our Office or sen
through the mail to
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, PRINTING co.
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LEGAL.

UNHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT WE. THE IN
dcTsigned. of the city OF Washington, ID. g., have
this first day OiSepiember. a. D. fs79 formed Inn
tied co partnership under the name and style OIL
N. Moore ~ Goa" for The e. neral business OF manu-
featuring buying and selling cigars and toha CO. Jud
son n. Moore Is the general, aud Milford Eishman
Is the special partner o. said firm. Said FishmRn
has contributed the sum OF Two hundred and Any
dollars TO the common stock thereof. said part err
D. 1879 aud 10 terminate on the first day of Septcm
bUr a. d. 1859. In testimony whereof the said parties
have hereunto set their hands and seals the day and
year aforesaid
Signed, sealed aud delivered in the presence of
Amos Aunt.
j, y. MOORE, tsTAL1
MILFORD FlSHMAN, tsEALI
A true copy. Test
II. ]. MEIGS, Clerk 8. G.. d. c.
BY II. J. MEIGs, JR., Assistant se5itwIw
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RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

NNWTNED.
Inland and Seaboard Companys wharf-Steamer
Lady of the Lake, Trayers Norfolk, Va, freight
and passengers.
SiXth.street wharf Steamer Mattano, Byles
lower river landings, freight and passengers.
Stevensons wharf - Steamer George Leary,
White, Norfolk, Va, freight and passengers
Biscoe's wharf-Schooners Julia, Powers, lumber
for Greenwich Johnson. Noble Grand, Sparrow
Norfolk Va, and Kate X. Waters Landon, both
from Eastern Shore Of Virginia, with sweet pota
toes for Elijah Adams.
Rileys wharf Schooner Virginia, Todd Norfolk
Va lumber for j. o. Evans.
CLEARED,
Inland and Seaboard CompNny's wharf-steam
er Jane MOse!ey, Bonneville, Norfolk, Va, freigh
and passengers.
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Equity Court-JustiCe MacArthur--Power VS..
Burke; leave granted to file amended bill. Trues-
dell VS.. Austin; sale confirmed nls Fitzgerald vs.
Fitzgerald possession of premises given to re-
tee. Riordan VS.. Carroll Cooperative Building As.
ISOLATION sale ratified nlsi. Coyle vs. Davis
hearing still In progress.
PruG..a Court-Justice MacArthur.-In re estate
Henrietta Maxwell Sarah d. Maxwell appointed
Administrative bond $500 In re ThOs J. Col.
Inns guardian penalty OF bona increased to 5000
In re Hugo Hillorbrandt guardian PETITIONER ap.
pointed guardian to saie NJ Grimes on films
bond in 1000. Last will OF Emily Myers filed for
probate In re estate Francis MOhun petition OF
Francis b. Mohun for letters testamentaTy; citation
lssnoa mud order of publication mAde.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-13

BY virtue Of deed of trust to me- dated July H. 1873
ana duly recorded IN bur Ill folio 100 Of the land
records or the District oil Columbia, aud ut the re-
quest OF the partythorey secured shall sell at public
auction In mont OF the premises, on TUESDAY, goth
day of ptembcr, 1917. ut O'c X D. m, the follow.
Ing real estate situate In the city of Washington u.
e., and known a. lots ~ and % IN square VA the
same are recorded IN the surveyors Office Of said city,
In liber N X. No. /, folio A.
Te ma Of sale ns prescribed by the deed Of trust
$50 0und Interest thereon at ten per from Jnnu-
pry H. 17 aud the expenses Of the sale I'm cash. the
bnnce at six and twelve months tobe secured on tie
property sold zoo down at the umc Of sale. and the
terms must be cumUi 20 W tn within seven days, or
the prOperty Will be resuld upon five days notice at
II. q. CAMPBELL,
scl3 dds Trustee:
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PROPOSALS..
pRoPosALs FOR IRON WORK,

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WAsrISGTOS, u. g., Sept. 5, 1879.
Sealed proposals will he received ut this Office until
L. IN. he I'D day OF eptenber, 1872 for furnishing
delivering Hitting and putting IN place complete tile
Iron Window and Door FRANCS and = airs required
for the building for the United States Bureau OF En-
CRAVING and Printing AZ Wa hinglOn, d. G., In accord
RnCe with drawings and specifications copies OF which
aud any additional Information may he hnd on appl-
cation al this Office OF tie Office OF the Superinten
dent. JAS q. iilLL,
SuDpryisiu Architect.