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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22
TABLES TURNED.

A man who had gone out nsalhs
caught several splendid bass wh,ch
he promptly threw back into the nv
er. Being demonstrated with for :, tins
apparently foolish act ne replleu'
81 take no interest in bass. l came
ont to catch catfish, and when l come
ont for catfish l want catfish"
A hunter, after long following { ;. a
or;zzlv bear in the direction OF It's Il,
den, suddenly abandoned his pursuit
and when questioned as to his mo ;.
tive for doing SO, said that the tral
was getting ''too durn fresh''
4 Frenchman who had been to IN
d;a being Intercepted as to the pleas
, ures Of the chase, replied: "oh' 2
+;oa;re h,lnting--zat is a sport man
Us soue where &c Frenchman hunt
!, ct traire, but when re tigaire hunt !:
ne Frnchman -parbleu, zat Is q"i
- anoAer zing"
pg sdver,tsvi~'" li'n'
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22
nMaN7 A SLIP BETWEEN THE OUP
AND TIE LIP"

This saving was supposed to take
its origin from one of Penilope'S WOO {,
ers leing shot as he was going TO of''lh'
But t arose, as Ainsworth has IT.
thus:
"a king Of Thrace had planted a
vineyard, when one OF his saves
whom he had much oppressed in that
work, prophe,ied that he, the KING,
should never taste the wine produceo
by it. The king disregarded lie
prophecy, and wien at an entertain.
ment he held the clip full OF his OWL
wine, he sent for this Save, and asked
him insultingly what Ne thought o
, his prophecy now' TheNsslave onl!
4 answered, There's many a slip be
tween the cup and the llp' scarcel
d had he spoken when news wassbroug'.
= that a huge boar was laying in hi
. ,,;,ovard waste. The king aros' in
/ f,rv attacked the boar, and was klfe
\ without ever tasting the wine'"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22
sqlqtl Wlistqlla''p,
,rs ON TOLD STATE HOUSE
LiND ATON ROUGE.
Gte-COD,et.

tie- Comet.
Where Mississfolls his turbid STREAM"
along,
That mighty , famed in tale anu
song;
And gently love- James fertile Shore
Ere he murmi mingles with inc
oceans roar;
A noble castle asolden feudal days.
From distance me the trav'ler's wan
dring gaze;
High on q hill thesdly pile doth rlse'
Far reaching npwaso the azure skies,
With many . frowg battlement anu
trrt high,
While r,und itgrounof classic beauty
With, those walls no crumbling bacl
t. dust,
Once met the wise, tie righteous al
the just;
The Swans and the sages of m'sh'
| State,
70 sway her destinies and rule her ia'
The holy love Of country did their breas
inspire,
And warmed their hearts with patriot
fire;
Tho Spartan virtues did tfse sases fe'
More potent far than walls dtriple ste'
ike the stern warriors inthe days
old,
hey scorned to mart ther Offices
gold;
sof yore did the Roman seate stan
he guardian bulwark Of TIT fav''
land; .,,,,;+,, .,e
hand to tear,
Her conqucring eagles from tfr nav
air; :.
Stood firm to guard them in tlrpit
4 fight,
With the sage's wisdom and wa
rior's might;
Fen so stood they, those states ste'
and just,
The faithful guardians Of th'aer
+ trust; .
put when corruption with itealt
! tread,
cre,t into her councils, and ipols
spread; !. :,
Promo Rome, so long sole m'st''i
world, !,
With dropping eagles and within
furled;
From the high pitch OF her u {
power,
Declined and fell cen froN" y
hour; Il,
Fen so, the pillars of this might
Are trembling, conscious OF he'll
fate; /.
Her quakiny heart the thr0e .
feels,
As through her veins the polSo'''
4 steals;
y That liquid black when VIC y
II sips,
Il ,na false commends unto her
H. lips; ,.o ~
Where virtue once anu wv
swayed
yTbe hearts of men, ana the''
sions stayed; -,
e Now dark Misrule, with III
III hand,
M Hath seized fhe relhs anu '
BATON ROUGE, JUNE ~ l0'
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22
A HEARTS SECRET

awos John Anderson thereP'a
"Bless me, Cousin Mary, you IN
me-, What was it you asked \
me see-what was itP Anas
' "ne,ker glanced shyly at her Gov
81 asked if John Anderson WV
Mrs. Aliens party 900.
80, yes, to be sure ohe ""' : :
to oct a lion, you know, Or any o
Wild beast-which reminds me
Marian Churchill told me sno ..
heen spending a day in town AZ
o,,nt's. | asked her if she saw a
the lions; and she said no, she
, Aunty took her OF Of
s see them, but they went to o,t the \,
am, the Park, and the lo ,''a 4
and that time it was so late si,e u
like to remind her aunty OF the !
though she had rather nave ''''
than anything" , .,;,,+,v
'' Cousin Mary smiled family y,
With the air of a martyr, Sd
"What is he likeVs
.swhos 0, John Anderson
to quote Tennyson: , foot be,
His hair a part between"
n "As 1I' am not his barber $. s'
we let his hair alone; and DO 'f'
sensible, Jennle!" 5. =
"sensible! Why, WASH, !,
, Sens;b,ee However, don
s >" touch his hair; but, really, '
AL that hirsute appendase' he
he a mere atom; he looks -. >
/ and his face, what there is Oh ~
/ Icould not help thinking u
song: ,,0,,ow
"His guineas they were yel'0"
was his face. -.
So he won't do for me"
Here Miss Jennie danee =" y
ing the rest Of the song 81. at the me,
clear, strong voice. and Ne'
cousin was left alone
Cousin Mary was an olu -
was 40, and very q'le' "na an
tanned; apparently the even u
her life had never oee u ~ u
and it would he difficult IL, ~
that the calm surface na'
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22


a young girl. h
At last she grew 50 nervous that {
she determined to take brisk walk i
and try to regain her wonted cam
ness. With hat and shawl hastily
mt on. she was in the act Of leaving
her door, when a tall, very th'n' yer
lov-faced gentleman met her, and,
bowling, asked if she would be k sm
enough to tell him if this was Miss
Holmes house he used to know II
we'll. but there had been changes in Its
appearance since he saw it last.
She knew him. Her heart beat
thick and fast, her limbs tremoleo,
and the flushed face suddenly paieu
as she thought, 81 am SO OLD he oon'
know me-" But summoning up inc
Iltpfide and resolution which had COW
o cred many a heart-eache BEFORE she
r, quietly extended her hand, saying;
n wrhis is her house, and she is happy
/ r. welcome to it her old friend, Mr.
is Anderson, Does he think hef ~
changed also'" s,1
~ He eagerly seized the plo'''''
er hand, saying:
,sThen you are Mary''
as They entered the house together
NO and we're soon talking, sometime
'er sadly sometimes merrily, Of the event
as Of the years during which they ma
ng been separated but he made no all''
ow sion to their early love. A happ
,er hour passed in retrospective converse
her still no mention was made OF the 'e
es; fer: she could not speak OF 1t 'lrs
in and he seemed to have forgotten
ing until, Just as he was leaving, he SAL !.
ng. "You never answered my letter"
Nth ono; l did not receive IL "h',' ~
,,or NC .fter # was written; then
,nlv found it among my aunt's papers"
unh Hor voice was low and agitate
+ Of and her eyes burning in their Gag
,een intensity.
,ctor He started, flushed slightly a
d as her eyes burning i'll their eager
icty, tensity.
man. He started, flushed slightly,
.otcd looked embarrassed; but, quickly
,ssed covering himself, said:
the "Ah, that was rather unfortun
me-" So you did not answer it then :"
,r pa,,se, then he added, "WeIl' l Z
t,o,s we shall always be good frlenas
n,n,. should like to bring my wife TO
- re- YOU. am to be married next "
. him to young lady whom ! met IN
s,o1r cutta three years ago, and VII
N she willing to go back with me;
49,. have lived too long in the tolr1d
". A to come BACK to ice and snow.
nd, in Still pale, but calm and , quiet
10 n,, told him that his wife would DC
cco,,,- coined by her; and then he bad'
e fall adieu, and she went to her own !,
wa, Of What passed there, only her /
had 9 in Heaven knew. Outwaldly'
, heen was the same quiet, gentle lady,
heart. perhaps little more sadness
Morv,s and mouth. No one ever HI
,e,f the her sorrow, and she is still
to her maid.-New York Ners.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22

The longest train believed to have
ever been drawn by single engine
recently travelled over the Northern
Central Railroad Of Pennsylvania
The train consisted Of 1873 empty
freight cars, one loaded eight-wheel'
o. two cabooses and a dead engine
The train was 600 feet long, OF ~
feet more than mile. The distance
travelled was 81 miles, mostly up sia"e
at a speed Of ten miles an hour
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22

stonewall Jackson's old sorrel war sa,.
,o S.e which bore his master under
the moon on the fatal night al sas
c cell is still living at the Mof>
ristown homestead, in L'pcoln cowa
tyrNertii Car =
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22

When Roscoe Conkliug began TO 'hah i.
Goes At John sherman he must nave y. !, sa us
,tsas 1t that sherman had the ug''est'aee'
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22

The very best people in this state a'e
rapialy coming to the conclusion 'na ~,
the best way to secure the peace anu
Goodwill of the best portion oi 'no
Northern people, is to cease nsn n:',s, ,
Northern Republican party ''"'"'"'
Herald. 4h,+
This is just as much as to say .n :'
tne Republicans are the best portion
Of the Northern people!
It is just as much as to say ina, yin
men who fought us, pl'''''e''" ~
and oppressed us for years an
years, are better than the FRIENDS ea,ne WIN !,
stood by us, cheered us and helpeo u
70 redeem and disenthrall our Coh
, monwealth!
r And yet the Herald processes 70 I
a Democratic paper.--So"'"e'"l MISS
States.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22

Ne have heard OF marriages vi
,,;,road trains, street cars, STEAMBOATS,
and even in balloons, by proxy ny
telegraph and telephone, until we
.,,o,,ht that there could be nothing
new in that line. But a western eou.
.,,o we're united few days since b!
a preacher who straddled the '1 line ~. pe
tween Utah and Nevada, while tn
h,;de stood in the former State a"
.ha Groom in the latter.-S"mm
I Miss J Conservative Times.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-02-22

! N..oao Il ssned it one head that
l.a nv Congress he might chop Off
National Republican., 1879-10-06
SAN FRANCISCO, October 4, is5n
The following are tile official closlng quotations of
THE GENERAL 1IARRErs.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD, october A.
Cotton dull. Mddling, 1Ol5@lOhc.
Flour strong and unchanged. Howard street and
Western superne, SO 75@4 2S do extra, 81 50@5 25;
do family, IS 50g6 "a; City mills superfnc, 81 75CG
%: do extra, 81 50@5 %: do family, So 00@6 50
Wheat-Southern higher and fairly actlvc West
ern higher and excited Southern red, 81 27@1 30
do amber, 81 33@l SO; No. Maryland. 81 3i No. 9
Western winter red, spot, and October, 81 32l4G5
1927 Noycmber,sl 81 33G1l S3I2 December, 81 331 90
33N
Corn Southern white steady: Yellow nominal;
Western strong. Southern white, G2c do yellow,
G0c Western mixed, spot 56c; October, 55 5lS6D56c;
November, 55@5519c; December, 52@52lac; steamer,
$50.
Oats shade better but Inactive Southern, $40
40c; Western white 3G@3Sc do mixed, SSSS5c; Penn
sylvaIia, 3G@3Sc. '.s.' #.
Rye quiet at 70@75c
Hay firm Primo to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl5@l6 per ton.
Provisions steady and active, without quotable
change. Mess pork, $40 90. Bulk meats = Loose
shoulders. 3A@4c; clear rib sides &c; do packed,
Az and 61c. Bacon shoulders, 43lo; clear RIB sides
634c Hams 11@1ll5c. Lard &c.
Butter firm. Prime TO choice Western packed,
13@l6c.
Eggs steady at 16@17c.
Petroleum unchanged Crude, 5l4@Gc; refined
7s@7Ac.
Sugar steady. a soft, S5z@S1Ac.
Whisky firm at 81 10.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer unchanged.
Cotton, I'D; Hour, d Cd; grain, 9G0lad.
Receipts-Flour, ,620 bbls; wheat 223,500 bu
corn $500 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
Shpments--Wheat, 237, 500 bu; corn, 0I, 900 bu,
sales-Wheat, 7Sl,0O0 bu; corn, 1920 bu.
National Republican., 1879-10-06
Seeking n Dying bridegroom.

FROM London lrutn,l
The house surgeon at one of tho principal
London hospitals has written to a medical
journal relating the folio wing Incident which
| commend to novelists and dramatists. A
we'll dressed lady.like woman, speaking with
French accent, requested private interview
on delicate" subject. She stated that
young woman, relative of hers, was entitled
to some property if she were married, but
would lose it if she remained single Having
no one in her eye, she was desirous of marry
ing any dying" man, so that, having been
legally united to him, she might obtain her
property without at the same time being sad
died with II husband Having failed in their
efforts to accomplish this matter in Paris thoy
had come Oh n pilgrimage to London in search
of n complacont moribund. The aforesaid
house surgeon was requested to fud u suitable
dying man." and If lie were widower with
children, they offered to make provision for
them. Tho gentleman consulted declined to
be party to such a proceeding, but / con-
ceive that search among the poorer parts OF
London, or any large town, would speedily be
rewarded with success. Only it would be ter
ribly awkward if tho fickering lamp of tho
bridegroom, instead of being distinguished.
were to flare up aud again burn steadily.
National Republican., 1879-10-06

HERE is tale from the French which Is
commended to the candid consideration Of
those wicked tradesmen who tell lies for the
sake of gain NJ. c.. having broken an indis-
pensable article of table porcelain, goes to the
dealer from whom lie had purchased the set to
endeavor to replace it.
Have you any objection to breaking up a
set ~ he says. II bought one from you last
week, and one piece is smashed. 1t was like
this How much'll you take for that sugar
bowl there, without the cover2"
well, the price is fifteen francs with tho
cover, but I'll let you have the bowl by itself
for fourteen. You see, the cover doesn't
amount to much--in point of fact, / may say it
is worthess-but it would look absurd not TO
make some deduction, so I'll knock of one
franc for the cover"
"What-one franc only2 Surely, tho cover
must be worth more than one franc"
mo, sir in reality it isn't worth moro than
halt franc, but seeing it's you I'll call 1t a
franc and let you have the bowl for fourteen"
"Why, by Jove, what an ass I've been! IL
wasn't the bowl that my wife told me was
broken--it was the cover. How funny of mo
how stupid 1t isn't the howl | want-its tho
cover Here is your one franc-don't mind
wrapping it up" (Yanishes into the infinite
azure of the street,.
"Brigand ~ (Faints.)
National Republican., 1879-10-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
M0NETARY MA1TERS IN NEW YoRR
AND SIN FRANCISCO.
Now York Money Marriott.

NEW YORK october 4, 1879.
The foreign commerce Of the port Of New York
for the past week was follows General mer-
chandise imports, 79il,65Sj produce exports,
SSi26,960.
Money loaned from to Q, closing easy at a. Sterl.
ing dull at 4@4Sl& for long, and 4S3 for short
Government bonds weak.
State bonds quiet
Railroad bonds were easier IN the forenoon, but
closed strong.
The stock speculation was irregular throughout
the day, but In the main was strong and higher,
especially In the late dealings, when the general
list advanced M@2H per cent from the lowest
point, the latter Erie, In which tho business was
extremely large. The Granger shares, Lake shore,
Pacific Mail and the coal stocks advanced l2lg2
per cent, the other changes belngunimportant This
rise was well maintained to the close, except In
Delaware, Lackawannu & Western, which fell of
1per cent The total sales aggregated $40 900 shares,
Of which 1i7sOO were Erie, y 800 Lake Shore,
2,600 Northwestern, $4,000 St. Paul, 10000 LaCka-
wanna, 1890 New Jersey Central, $500 Michigan
Central $500 Union Pacific 5000 Ohios, 54UO West
ern Union, 1900 Pacific Mail, 6G00 st. Louis Kan.
s0s City Northern, and 5000 Kansas u Texas.
The following were the closing quotatlo ons.
National Republican., 1879-10-06

District Courts.
ASSIGNMENT FOR TO-DAY,

ASSIGNMENT FOR TO-DAY.
SUPREME Court oP THE DIsTRICr-CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLIE, Cox AND JAMES,
No. 23, Mcdaniel VS.. Wright 25, Painter VS.. Drane,
&c, Bemiss vs.. Taylor; n, Roach vs. Castleman; 2S,
United States rel. Davis vs. Rhecs 90 BARLEY
Hebron 80 Bride VS.. Wright 81 Secor VS.. Gross; 33;
Hoffman VS.. Jones; 81. Fairfax VS.. Evans.
CRIMINAL COURT JUSTICE HAGNER-Samuel
Emery ir.; mnmslNughter.
National Republican., 1879-10-06
sECOND-sgAXD CLOTHING.

nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
" as the best, Ia lUSrIS OLD STAND.
known for years rs the only place where nrst-chss
secondhand clothing can be sold ut respectable
prices Address or call AT
JISrllN OLD STAND,
No. GiB ID street, nrW sixth and seventh streets
northwest or branch store, No. MS Ninth street he
tween ID and H. streets northwest
n. B,-NOto by mail prOmntly attended 10, sel6
National Republican., 1879-10-06
pY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionccr.
TlUSTElsS' SALE OF Two-sToYY FRAME
HOUSE THturEEN- -AND-A-HALF STREET
BETWEk,N AND g.

BY virtue of deed OF trust dated the slh dag OF
May 4. d. 1870, and duly recorded In liDer No. SS,
folio 3i of the land records for the District OF CJlun-
bIa and The wr ten request Of the party secured
thereby wo Will offer for sale public auction, In
front Of tile premises, on TUESDAY the lllh Ry Of
October a. D., 1879, At o'clock y. mr. the following
real es ate aud premises located in Washington ID.
G., with the improvements thereon, Wiz Tho south
half Of lot No H. In square No 26I.
Terms Oi sale: One-lourIh of tie purchase money In
cash, the residue IN SIX twelve AMI eighteen months,
to bo secured upon the premises sold, with interest
from the day Of sale ut the Ine OF seyen can't.
or all cash, at purchasers option. II the terms OF
sale not complied with In live days the trustees
Tho right Ia re soil the promises at tho risk
and cost of dcmultlng purchaser. deposit OF s3J
viii be required of tho purchaser tho day OF sale.
JAS. 4, PETTY, Treasurer.
A. II. STEPHENSON. (r,,s,o.s
selN-eOdGds SAM'L IL, WIAISATr, J ''"'''''
National Republican., 1879-10-06
FREE ADVERTISING.
M & @ Ell n 1. @ n :
Advertisements under tho head Of

Advertisements under tho head OF
WANTED FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
or an acceptable nature and not to exceed four llnes
ON our third page, are free TO all.
No Business Advertisements Inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
Ave cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers full to come the first time, we invite
second, third, or as repettons necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the aq
versers to feel that they imposing as, bit
nre doing n favor by using our free columns
are determined to mako THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoce If initials used, they should be directed
to the care Of some person, firm postonice box.
No free advertisements taken alter9 o'clock p m.
Advertisements can be left at our Office, or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1879-10-06
RIVER IND CANAL NEWS.
Washington I,ivor Front.

ARRIVED.
Carters wharf-Sohooner Mary Augusta. Wroten,
Hayre de Grace, Md, coal for II Burgess
Stephensons Seventh-strcet wharf-Steamer Geo
Leary, White Norfolk, Va, freight and passengers.
Millcrs Sixth-street wharf Steamer AIattano,
sengers.
Inland and seaboard Company's wharf-steamer
Lady of the Lake Trayers, Norfolk, Va, freight and
passengers
CLEARED.
Stephensons wharf-Steamcr Sue, Geoghegan,
Baltimore Md, and lower river landings, freight
and passengers.
National Republican., 1879-10-06

we Me nnme m IN bba bbaartiiiI0 tiiiI0psrs Ppo,, rNnr,NA
TWELVE HEAD OF HORSES FROM OHIO.
The above stock have been selected with great care
They all young, sound good solid cOlors, and
warranted us represented.
SPECIAIi-One fine BAY HORSE, Mae" years
old ~ hands high, kind AMI gentle, very sty lish
be driven by the most timid person the property of
private gentleman,
Also several lOw.prlcod workers; full description
sale; stock warranted sound given until 10 O'Clock
next day,
New Hnd Secondhand Carriages, Duggles, Harness.
Sc. tOct3tl ALFRED SPATES, Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1879-10-06

GTEAMER MATTANO Captain
- William II. Byles). on and after 5fflstats~
April 70, leaves wharf foot Of sixth tIaSSSzS
and streets every uesday, Thurs Sx'1-5lsessssDs
day, and Sunday. at q. m, for the Potomac River
landings, on sundays for Mattox Creek, Coltons,
MattoX Creek and landings in Wicomco River. on
Tuesdays for Coltons and landings In Nomini Creek.
Returning on Monday Wednesday and Friday morn
mgs, making lntermeuiato landings Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays, coming up.
For further Information inquire at offices OF c. L.
SHERIFF, No. 32S and III Pennsylvania avenue, or
at Office, foot of Sixth and n streets southwest
my2atf q II, JONES. Agent
National Republican., 1879-10-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VOHN SHERMAN & CO.. Real Estate Agents an
- AuCtlOneers, 81. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, 1878 MARYLAND AVENUl
NORTHEAST.

By virtue Of deed of trust dated the 26tli day OF
September a. ID. 1876 duly recorded IN llber No s3,
folio 2S et seq, OF The land records for the Dis
uict OF Columbia and ut the request of tue party Sc
cured thereby we Will sell ut public auction, IN front
of the premisea, ON WEDNESDAY the I'D day Of
October B1O, at l:3O y. M, the iulOwlnB described
real estate, stunte In the city of Washington ID. O.,
known a1 part of original lot numbered thirteen,
Q3l, In square numbered one thousand and twenty.
eight, beginning Tor the same at tho iorthwest
corner of said lot and running thence nOrthensterly
along Maryland avenue twenty tect thence south.
eastwnrdy aud at right angles to said avenue 10 the
rear OF said lots thence southweswardly TO the west
side of said lot and thence along the said west line OF
said lot tU the place of beginning, containing 2,d2O
square feet more or less together With the improve
ments consisting of n hve-room frame house, NO.
1913 Maryland avenue northeast.
Terms-One-third in cash and the balance In SIX,
twelve and eighteen months with Interest at per
cent per Annum the deferred payments to be secured
tho promises sold deposit Of $50 ut time Of salo.
Terms TO be complied with IN seven days.
IL. H. WARNER, Trustaes
j. u. CLARY, ~
National Republican., 1879-10-06
STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

by virtue Of writ Of heri facia issued out OF the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia and 10 mo directed, 1 will sell at public
sale or cash the court house door of said District on
TIL URSDAY tho I'D day of October 1870 ut IL o'clock
all the right le lain and interest OF the defendant
III and 10 the following described pruperyt wit; The
north - feet front by the depth thereof of lot 4 III
square g.i city OF Washington ID. g., together with
al and singular the improvements thereon, levied
lisi TO satisfy execution No. GOA law, in favor o
Lewis johnson Il Co., use OF Harvey Spaulding
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
u. &. Marshal, District OF Columbia,
John SHERMAN. AuciIOneer oC,Lds
National Republican., 1879-10-06

DY ALFRED spATEs, Auctionccr.

iRAND OPENING SA LE OF HORSES AND CAR.
RIAGES Al THE NEW BAIAR (FORMERLY
WALLs), NOS. e3s AND $40 LOU UIsIANA AVE
NUE., UNDER THE SUrERNIslON OF j. w.
HAHN, WALLS OLD AUClIONEER, ON
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Z, AT 10
O'CLOCK
National Republican., 1879-10-06
REV, MOSES III. HUNTER,
L A w SCH OOL
NATIONAL, UNIVERSITY

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Hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, President
The senior Glass, pROF. WILLIAM -. WEBB,
meets MONDAY "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
o'clock u. m.
The Junior Glass commences THURSDAY October
., Up. M, PRuF. EUGENE CARUSI,
Post Graduate Class commences FRIDAY, October
81 1890 p. with the first lecture of the course on
Equity Pleading nnd Practice.
The Moot Court convenes on TUESDAY, October
z, at 1850 y. M, EUGENE CAltUSI, esq, Judge.
students can enter and obtain Information ut tho
office of w j NEWTON. Secretary,
scl6-lm 5l3 Seventh street.