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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-22
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDEN:
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY %.

Arrangements have been completed for the
organization of tho Loyal L.sgue of the United
States. to be composed of honoraby discharged
soldiers and sailors of the Union and Confede-
rate army and navy. the two purposes OF which
are ito pay honor to the greatest of living mil
itary chieftains, General Grant. upon his re.
turn to The land Of bis birth, and the forms'
tion OF a national militia. General Longstreet
and Col. Mosby probably regard Gen. Grant
ss the greatest of living military chieftalns, y
but as both these gentleman have received
the reward for such, and similar ideas, there is
no immediate necessity for them to have aEy'
thiog to do With the proposed organization, and
We cannot at present recall any other ex Con
fsderates who entertain similar notions concern
Jog The ex President. 1t there are. however,
the Loyal League of the United States will
afford them good opportunity OF giving pub
Lofty to such remarkable ideas, and ct placing
themselves in favorable position for reaping
the advantages thereof should Gen. Grant be
The next President. But that the country may
be spared such catastrophe is the. constant
prayer of all who are interested 10 iIs welfare.
-
At the meeting OF the Cabinet, yesterday,
all the members agreed that no matter how I'LL
timed and luxurious tho abstraction of the ono
hundred and fifty millions Of dollara. which
Secretary Sherman says will have to be paid
under the Arrears Of Pension bill, may be,
it would be ''impolitio to veto it," Mr.. Ed
munds, before the passage Of The bill, alluded,
from bis seat in the Senate, to the fact that
the numerous petitions presented to that body,
for its passage, were gotten up BY claim agents.
aud yet be voted for it, Ard now tho Presi
dent and bis Cabinet, after giving it mature
consideration, and developing the knowledge
that it will evtn neoes,i tate an increas, Of taxa.
ton, have arrived at the deliberate conclusion
that to veto it would bo ''impolitic. The
audaciy Of this amour .mont can be tquaed
only by the pernicious effect i. will have IS a
precedent; and when it is remembered that it
is made by fraudulent administration, the alb
suIdty ofrepublioan institutions, as conducted
in this country. is rendered grotesquc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-22
Christians and Israeiites.

To lie cClli0r of tie A!ctNNl7Fm GN:etlt:
VIII 5cu be kiad enough ct your earliest
coavcaic0cc to publish in the Gazsttc the TO-.
loving article, clipped from tho American Is
raelio Of date January II, 1879. published in
UiGcircs!i, .Ohio. | am satisfied from the
uaR0ntcd exhibition OF amity displayed 10 the
city Ct ST. Louis between the Jew and Chris
iian on that OCCASION. will be provocative of a
ike degree o.! kindly feeling on the part of our
Christian community OF Alexandria towards
cur worthy Is:aelitsh population if made
knoSp, and will give pleasure to all classes
alike: GENERAL SECRETARY Y. NJ. c. A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-22

The Baltimore Postmaster, General T.. b.
Tyler, recommends kcIcr's Roman Lininept
in strong terms. 1t has cured him of Rhcumat,
10 Pairs
National Republican., 1879-06-25
Baltimore General Market.


Cotton steady Mlddlng, l2hc.
Flour dull and without change. Howard street and
Western superfne, $500 %; do extra. s46t17j; do
family. s5d675, Ciy Milis supeIhnc 81 ESQ 90 do
extra. si@i7j; do Rio brands, 80: Patapsco family.
s67i
Wheat-Southern steady and In fair demand foe
now. Western firm ior spot and quel lor futures.
Southern red 81 1901 Is for do amber IL Y fos
new; No Pennsylvania red, 81 2O's; No wcSteru
winter red, SPOT 81 l7 June, 81 l6',oii lGG July,
o. G9i@i O9k; August, iO6H@1 O6s; sepcmben
81 O6I. @pl U6's.
Corn-Southorn steady and higher. Western steadH
Southern white 53c do yellow, i7c; Western mixed
spot, June, and July, iiSd tsiC; August dis64i1ot
September, i5sc; steamer, i2ac.
Oats firm and active southern, BlGiOC; Western
white. BgB'aci do mixed, j3qJfsc; Pennsyl vnnius
3i03sC
Rye ged at 5sGGOc for good to prime
Hay steady aud unchanged. Maryland and Penn-
sylvHniA prime TO choice, sl2Gl3.
Provisions unchanged. Mess pork $40 i5 Bulk meats
Loose shoulders, isG4I4c; Clearrib sides, 5ts54c;
packed 4yac aud btSc. Bacon-Shonderi SC; cear-rib
sides, &c. Hams iGi2c Lard. refined, In tierCes, To
Butter dull; choice Western packed, lOgl2o Eass
Petroleum unchanged. Crude nominal! refined. ex
d1GAc
Coffee firm and unchanged. Rio cargoes. iIs63i4xo
Sugar firm and fairly active soit. sk46ysl,c.
Whisky duh and unchanged at 81 O0lsGglO7.
Frelghts to Liverpool per steam unchanged Cotton.
8l6d; Hour Is: grain. 3N0Gid
Receipts-flour, 1878 bblsi wheat $500 bu; corn.
Shipments Wheat $4,000 bui corn lO7,OOOb bu.
National Republican., 1879-06-25

Circuit Court-Justce Wylie.-IIall & Hume VS..
Scanlon; verdict for plaintiff for Si60. Howson VS..
Brown verdict for plaintiff for s4i3.3S Fifth Bap-
tist Church VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company; on hearing.
Equity Court--Justice NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In-
surancc Company VS.. Russell; demurrer to cross
bill overrued; twenty days to make answer Brown
VS.. Dyer; reference to auditor. Mccullough VS..
Croft ct al. appearance Of absent defendants or
dered. Riddle VS.. Wright answer oyerruled de
murrcr to be filed i'll ten days. Holland vs. Hol-
land; submitted ..... -..
Probate Court-Reglstcr webs,er.-In re estate OF
Rebecca Brlstow; order of publication. In re viii
of Mary Ann Ross letters testanentary issued to
r. J. Middleton, jr. bond $500 In re estate of
Sarah Knodc; petition to strike out articles from
appraisement improperly included cause contin-
ued 10 June %. In 70 estate Phoebe Law Jane
Garrett appointed Administrative. Last viii Of J.
+. Lowe; filed for probate In re estate Of John
Matthews. In re estate of william Hughes order
of publication In re estate OF Walter Jones; let
ters testamentary issued to James Packard; bond
81 200. In rd estate of Mary r Rodier; letters OF
administration upon personal estate issued to EN-
ma ". Berlin In re will OF Philip Ludwig; admit
ted to probate and record. Last III and testament
Of Mrs f. H. Marll order Of publication. In re
estate of Johanna q. New; answer to citation filed
and cause continued. Adjourned until Friday at
Criminal Court--Justice Hagner.--George McCau.
ley, larceny; guilty; motion for new trial EN-
| tered. Jackson Williams, alias Andrew Williams,
Frank Lewis, alias William Denny. and Squire
Greason burglary and rceny; on trial.
.. ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Circuit Court-JuStice Wyle.-No. 323. Cottrell
Bros. VS.. Limirck: No. 32i, Cottrcll Bros vs. Drum
heller; No 32s, shehan vs. Reilly; No. 800. Archer
vs. Pratt; No 33l, Evans vs. Hentz; No. 332. Shep-
herd & Co. VS., Davis; No. 3Ji, Mayhue VS.. Rup'
pert ct al No. 1876, Draper VS.. Alexander; No
337. Walker VS., Dooy: No. 33S, Richards VS.. Robin
son; No. $50, Bnvell VS. Better.
Equity Court-Justlce MacArthur.-No. 2S
WEIGH vs.. Murphy: No. 80, Truesdail vs.. Wise
No. 80, Mcdonald vs. Barlow; No. -, Johnston
VS. Hill; No. g. Fitzhugh vs. Gaskins; No. "a, Van
Patten VS.. Palmer; No. 49, Jenncr vs. Barley; No
%, Smith VS., Dundore; No. 30, Dowingvs. Boucher
No -. Gcrsdorfvs Wheeler.
Criminal Court-Justice Hagncr-James Stokes
manslaughter; Mary Kane, manslaughter aud
accessory before the fact; Walter Ellis and
| Charles Diggs, burglary and larceny; George T.
Kline. nlinS TmOthN Common larceny.
National Republican., 1879-06-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MA T7ERS.


Nav YORK June "a. is7S.
Tile exports ofdomostic products from New York fof
the week ending this dato were sg.s3GOgL
Money easy to-day ut 2J56D4 por cent, closing "a
2'S6D3i.
Foreign exchange was weak at 4Sg1l6pi57 for long
aud Is5Aidpt ts9 for demand.
Government bonds were 1rm
State bonds we're dull
Railroad bonds were firm. A heavy business WIS
transacted Ia Erie consolidated seconds which rose 10
49, and later fell OTTO 74. Ditto funded SIS II OIL 70
Hs while consolidated rs sold at lllA and hrsts at
ll0t@l2O Rome, WATERFOWL aud Ogdensburg o,u-
sodated hrsts were active al 5syiM55l. Chesapeake
and Ohio rsts declined to i24 and do currency IS to
i9 but the former rallied to 20 L. Chicago aud North
western consolidated to i2i. Chicago, 81 Paul
and Minneapolis Brss sold at 1925 Kansas and lie xas
consolidated assented fell OH to 0ss while do seconds
rose TO 70 and reac cd TO 2s Canada Southern hrsts
~ bid. Kansas and Nebraska hrsts are 30 bd and
50 asked, AMI the seconds 2ia22,
Tbe stock market was auiet throughout the day.
nnd the huctuAtlOnB, except IN fow Instances, wcrs
unimportant Western Union declined from gs, to
", rose to VIZ, and reacted to t2x. Louisyte aud
nashville advanced per cent TO t and nftar react
ing TO eUs recovered 10 Bih American district rele
graph rose from ~ TO o. Union Pacific felt oil from
1DA 70 75 The other changes unim or aut and
tho market closed steady. 1le transactions aegre-
gated ~ coo shares. OF which J0OD Erie, A,ywee
Northwestern, 5000 were ~ Paul SOU Delaware.
Lackawannn and Weaioru, 1900 wer New Jersey, ear
trail 1000 were Michigan Central and n 80 were west-
ern Union.
The following were the closing quotations.
National Republican., 1879-06-25
GEORGETO WV NEWS.


Collected by Republican Reporters
BThc election of officers of Mechanics Lodge took
place Inst night
Covenant Lodge of Odd-Fellows nominated their
scmi.annual officers last night. Considerable conf
petition among iavorlte candidates was manifest.
II is reported that ono of the caua.boats belong.
ing to the American Coal Company was damaged
several days ago and sunk, thirty mine miles upthe
odorlferols stream. Passage of the canal is some.
what obstructed and general complaint caused
thereby.
The Dunbarton NJ. t. Church will be brilliantly
Illuminated next Sunday evening. on the occasion
of n stirring temperance meeting. Addresses are
expected from DR.. NJ. c. X. Riley, Mrs DR.. Riley,
and number of others. Tomorrow evening, at
will nrnyidp
National Republican., 1879-06-25
e10tOGI 0nIInyeAted 10 Wall st, stocks makes
plV " plI VVUfSee explaining everything, sSti' Xd
dress BAXTER 4 Co Bankers, II WallsN. \ .s2seOl y
To Carpenters and Builders |!

would respectfully call your attention to the fact
that aul again In condition TO carry on the Door,
Sash, aud Blind business at my old stand, Nos $50 and
O5l New York avenue, between 9th and 7th streets
northwest shall In the future. Us In the past keep
full line Of Building Materials of The very best quail
iy, which shall sell, taking quality into considera.
ton, at prices that Will successfully compete with
those of any other house In the District for cash or
approved paper. Having the largest and most com.
plete establishment OF the kind In the city, en-
Sbled 10 MI orders without delay and without habi
y to mistakes. All contractors and builders, when
pushing contract to completion Will recognize this
to bo q great desldorRtun, Very respectfully,
iel0'eolm GEO, n. B.lRHER.
National Republican., 1879-06-25

TNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Il OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDfSo,
WAsHISGToN, ID. O., June 10, 1879
Sealed proposals for the purchase of the Waste Pa
per OF the IRE lsiry Department for the ensuing year
Will he received ut this office up to O'Clock D. m OF
Thursday, June 26, 1870.
Instructions To bidders will be furnished on applca-
tion to the Gust dian OF the Treasury Buildings room
No. TO- first floor j. X. UPTON,
Chief Clerk.
National Republican., 1879-06-25
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
II T. C0LDwELL,
Cs Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer.

II T. COLDWELL,
cs Real Estate Agent and AuctIoneer.
PROPERTY, CORNER OF SEVENTH
STREET ROAD AND POMERoY STREET.
by virtue of deed Of trust dated June T. 1873, and
recorded 10 Iber No. s9l folio lO3 ct seq one OF the
land records for the District of Columbia, and Mt the
written request of the party secured we Will sell NJ
public auction IN front of the premises, on WEDNES
DAY June 25, ls0, ut o'clock D. m, all that certain
piece or parcel of land commencing at the southeast
corner OF seventh street Road and Pomsr roy street
ana running thence easterly along the line OF Pom.
eroy street 100 feet thence southerly parallel with
seventh Street Road 10 feet; thence westerly parallel
with Pomeroy street 100 feot, and thence northery
along the line OF seventh Street Road 10 feet to the
place Of beginning; improved by an unfinished two
story building
Terms OF sale: One.third cash. and the balance pay.
able In equal payments at six and twelve months az
ter date to be secured by notes bearing per cent in
terest, orr oil cash. as the purchaser may prefer
Terms to be compiled with In seven days after sale
and In default of compliance, tile properly to be sold
Mt the risk and cost Of tho purchaser $50 TO be de
pOslted on acceptance OF hid,
BhniNaRDA BEHREnt Al il. eIEhih eWIEhhihNEp, trustees
Jei8eod&ds
National Republican., 1879-06-25
rVNREASuRY DEPARTMENT,
y HuMEAU or ENMnANINA AND pRINIINM.

June Is, 1870.
Sealed proposals Will be received Mt this office until
IL o'clock m, saturday, the 2Sth inst. Tor the
htruction and erection In the building for the l.
reau of Engraving and Printing, In perfect working
order Of one high pressure stationary Engine vert-
cal cylinder diameter a inches with 3Giuch stroke,
and six Boilers each II feet long and feet in diam
purposes, US may be determined upon and described
In the specifications for the work.
Specifications for the construction of the engine and
boilers and my information which may be- desired
respecting tho be obtained application to
the undersigned
The right 10 waive defects aud to reject any all
bids Is reserved
Proposals should be plainly marked Proposals for
Construction of Engine and Boilers aud be addressed
to q. II. IRISH,
(hiaf o. Durnau,
National Republican., 1879-06-25
1879
q GREAT I
pENNSY R0IrrE


TO THE N6RiTiI, VEST AND ,soHTHwEsr.
srLnSdiH' ShH fS$hA$SS EQUIP
TRAINS EylSa HmG fom f%n Depot cor
For Plttsburg and the West, 1880 a IN. daily, with
Parl3r Car to ,Pittsburg and sleeping cars from
PitIsbnrs & 20 &Si@nGR1ei @ s. Louis us and Chicago
HHEfMIMo@RR M @ NNp SD PoToMHG PoScyL LH5 iRGASILiR8Ap
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
7;lO p. M daily, except saturday. with Palace Cars
TO CanRndagua For Wlllinmsport. Lock Haven
For New YoTk and d the ,Sy East St ID O and eS p M d"
vi h Palace Cars attacheds Limited express OF
Pullman Parlor Cara, $50 o. m daily, eEcep.
For brooklyn. New York, nil through trains connect
al Jersey Guy with hoat1 OF "Bro0klyn Annex, =,
anOrdng direct trnnster TO Fulton street. avoid.
Ing double lerrlage and Journey across New York
For Phlladclphla, s'o5 a. m, daily except SUNDAY
~ M. daily, except Sunday,
For Baltimore, 800 6:O, a35 $3.50 a. M and 40 p IN,
daily, except Sunday: 1880 a. m, 1880 $3.50. $40,
and lOl5 y. m daily.
For Popes Greek Line, go a. IN. and 40 p m daily
For, Annapolis, d2O a. w. and 400 p. m daily except
ALEXAT bRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, O. 7l5, g. TO- II a. m aud Isis, g. 4.o
%, = ana iiO p' M On sunday'9 H. m'. ND
For Rchmond and the South, $50 a. M daily, aud
rrons o enYo m G" sNGGP Sn o,bnvto, 7s
30, II n m. and g. 40, b,6, 7, and ~ y. nj.
on sunday at and 10 u. m and 6p m,
commOdntiOns can be procured ut the ofces-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyania
wanna avenue, and al the depot whore orders can be
iet for the checking or baggage TO destinations rom
l.. +. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
CRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
National Republican., 1879-06-25
N PROPOSALS..
pms FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS
TRNAsuny DNpARrMENr.

.. r. r. TREAsuRy DEPARTMENT
WAsHISuToN d. g., June is, 1879
act wee TO- 5SSG1 act sp %
Hereby invites bids * for he bonds OF Of the District Of
Columbia authorized by said act, amounting to one
niion aud ninety .tw thousand three hundred dol.
said bonds Will he payable July l. 1897 and will bear
Interest nt the rate Of five 6l per cent per onnum;
payable sem.annualyby by the Treasurer Of the United
District.
Tho bonds will bc In registered or coupon form, as
thc successful bidder may prefer aud IN suitable de
Bids should be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Treasury marked " BIDS for District of Columbia
Bonds and viii be received until IL o'clock noon on
bids. Join SHERMAN,
Secretary,
AN ACT authorizing the Commissioners Of the Dis.
bonds Of The district Of Columbia 70 redeem certain
funded pi indebtodgess e., Of said District o ,,,,,
nes9G ne tnngd States 9t Amsricd o. c5ngrgs. Assem-
umbia be- aud they arc hereby. authorized TO pre-, pre-
m spd deposit with tse 81 seesG9 % Of 9s ne
centum per nnnnn. aud payable twenty years after
hundred thousand dollars, the proceeds to be used
only f9r the redemption Of funded Indebtedness Of
Washington aud Georgetown which became due Jan,
Saq psSFe ' iSo o
sinking fund OF said District may not provide SAID
nations as me Secretary Of ahe Treasury shall ap-
prove, and shall be numbered consecutiyey and regis
tered IN The oice OF the Auditor OF said District and
also in the ollce Of tho Register Of the Treasury OF
The United States n such manner as the Secretary Of
the Treasury may direct and shall bear the seal ot
the District Of Columbla Provided That this act shall
not be construed to make the Government OF the
United States liable for either the principal or inter-
est Of said bonds, any part thereof
Said bonds shall be sold by the Secretary of tho
treasury TO the highest bidder Upon public tender,
but for not less than their value after being nd
verlsed for week In two daily newspapers IN the
city OF Washington and two in the city OF New Iork
The bids shall be opened by the Secretary OF the
Treasury aud the awards approved by him. The
money realized from the sale OF said bonds shall be
paid out by the Secretary OF the Treasury only tor
the purposes named In III S act.
SIC = That the provisions OF all acts conflicting
herewith, and tho acts parts of acts authorizing
said Commissioners of the District of Columbia to
suo bonds TO redeem certain bonds of said District
falling due January | and March 1, 1879, no bonds
having been issued hereunder, are hereby repealed
Approved June 10, 1879. Je2l
National Republican., 1879-06-25
RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.
WashIngton River Front.

ArrIved-Schooners Eleanora, Mills, with lumber 10
T. Phillips: Alick Cory, Smith. Norfolk, with ium-
ber and shingles for willet q Libbey; w Bunneli,
Spriggns, with cement for Washington Monuments
Robert FRANKLIN, -, salisbury with Lumber TOE
ureenleaf johnson.
Cleared-schooner Howard aud Ogden, Hunt
National Republican., 1879-06-25
VI TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
q The Great Double Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
., - 10 the -
NORTH, NORTHWEST. WEST, AND SOUTu-
WEST.
To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY Is, 1879, AT 400 A, NJ.

SUNDAY, MAY is, 1879, AT 400 A, NJ.
Sx ASg,R AM1
Bsitimore only. stops ' at shipieys i LaurSi % an. ~
napolis Junction, Jessnps, Hanover, Elk liIdge.
6:5o--Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. UledmonI
stra,burg, Winchester, IIagcrston, Frederick,
soO@fsGnFiMSohhE ff MrE So hhEs'nHyH HyHD LAUREL EXPRESS
&lO-Polnt OF Rocks, Piedmont Slrasburg, Winches-
A,,IsG Bo7I9E so2 y
sa'1tsI; LOUIS. cIiiGAso' qoLyMIgiusii AND
Town, % AND valley di Bran Branch except % sunday.
Through rar to St9unton plilman Cars to Gin,
% %einnai daily Grafton to Sandusky daily except
oOo----ion sHndny ony-Baltinore, Annapolis, and
1000 NBALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops a, Bladens-
burg, College. Bel,syille. Laurel Annapolis juno
ton, Jessups and Hanover
-HHW %6 AnqaRqs bopts cy sg6 Ws YAK
,.,s TON GS iSI'I EXP'RtsS stop, a. Laurel w.u
49,. -.BAITiSoKET M y BHApESssURa Z DE I AND LAU
REL. EMPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. Stops
4;a5%tfoiatr d Rocks, Ffsaerlck HagcEstown, Win,
sI Of Rocks a and WAY Ho Stations only mi .""u fo"
AnpSs SSRrSk Sqa WaE stsl9p' ANp BAL
S,k p%ssSng,rs taken r. the cars dsS
e:aO-Point of Rocks md Way Stations
7:UD-fBnltimOre ana Way Stations
lO-tBALTIMOREHEXPRE Elcott City, via
Relay.
Si5-fCHICAGO COLUMBUS AND PITTSBURG
EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO Chicago. Plttsburg,
except Sunday.
1N15-tNEW YORK, PEILA DELPHIA, AND BAL.
TIMORE EMPRESS. Stopsat Bladens9nrG and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to philadelphia
li:OO-tSr. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Pullman cars.
tDaily. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices -Washiongt0n Station, and GO3 Gl0,
and 1875 PENNSYLVANIA lavenue-where orders will bc
taken for baggage be checked and received a. any
point In the city. w. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation
I. NJ. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
National Republican., 1879-06-25
Georgetown Cattic Market.

DRovER's REST June "a, Is1a
te-Onered. 100 head, of which 40 head sold at
4G5ac. Cows and cslves-Onerings, 25 % sold at 80
Cg50.
sheep and ambs-Oferlngs, 1000 head; all sold:
lambs brought iQy5taci sheep, SQ1ic.
National Republican., 1879-06-25

Cleared Boats Thomas Honor star No Z. Joha
Lo ten, DIR Ellison, IL Stickney, A, DR. Wiley Ella
j h Thomas, W Ernst Exchange, w Riley. Two
sons. II Ryan, Il Bower, w Kersey l. Agnews
4 Boyer, W IL Confer, IL Bradt, w Ii Brengles
and n X phclDS
National Republican., 1879-06-25
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

VNREASJRY DEPARTMENT.
l. OfFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING,
WASHISgToS, u. c., June 10, 1879.
Sealed proposals to supply the Treasury Depart
mcnt with Coal and Wood for the ensuing year will
be received ut this Office up to II o'clock noon Of
Thursday June %. ls7D
Instructions to bidders will bo furnished on appcR
ton to the Custodian Of the Treasury Budlngs, room
No. 20, first floor j. X. UPTON,
ieIS Chief Clerk.
National Republican., 1879-06-25

Cleared-Schooners Nailor, -, with 3lS tons coal
for Boston; Joseph Hay, Butler, with 3l2 tons coal
for Cohassett NarrOws.
National Republican., 1879-06-25
FUTURE DAYS.
|
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioncer.

CORNER n y foNGp &ab fREF9 sTREEs
coro in Ser ss Sp folio so % viii sell % on PRiDAY f'
,he gth Of June 1872 NJ $50 o'clock p M I'm mont Of
issi achss 10 depth, Si lot q. II 'sssasslSa Of Of
SO aasS w' pdsans GpRs % h4as @
payments otsix. twelve and eighteen months, with
trust on the property All conveySncins @ ' aud record.
Ing at cost Of purchaser -
yespr,M,war FBTR sGHR Y. Y coz. ds82SErs' Trustees.
T'RusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
sThT2yEP PR9PEKTY % u & IN IN ,1 THE s2 ESTSSTY
STIEE6 Ii6Ap SHoRT bisTANSE ;1Er sI5; I5
iiEa iASD Known AS TmE "ffrNAM
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated November %, A.
1874 and duly recorded ll liber No. 51i. folio 2ss
ium6ia and by Virtue ' Of certain decree passed
whsrs ans lS & ~ aqaiy Ganse no sSS2 doc ~ and
request of the party secured shall sell public auc
the ID day % July Isl ISM tsSsi at oeioeR p M ali Tie fol-
m piece or Of land and ID
G9a@G e and md kqSTn y and being part of rae,
The oo@ns meies and bounds to VII: BoSnGed on
the western sdo by line running nor,hiio tdegreesl
perches from boundary stone at the northeast cor.
ner OF MoTelands part Of said tract and bounded on
land running south 7o west 70 tho Aforesaid boundary
stone, and on the east by the following lines of pnrt
sold Off TO James Seden, to wit From point on the
southern line the branch north 30 west two aud
eighyfou hundrcdths q Sil00) percles TO marked
poplar, north 40. west four hundred and nnetySiN
ti9I) perches TO marked hickory, north thrtys
and ono.luarcr (36tio) degrees east twenty-one
perches: thence north eghty.nine and one quarter
and S sWs'e dsee seseSs est y
one and one-quarter pcrchcs to Thomas Carbery's
south line-conning ~ acres rood, and - percheS
together with the improvements, &c, &c
Terms: $1,000 cash balance In two equal INSTALL
ments. payable In Six and twelve months with inier
est at tho rate of per cent per annum secured by
deed of trust the property sold; nll cash. ut pr
chaSerS option 500 deposit at time of sale All
vcyancing at purchasers cost. II terms OF sale
not complied with in ten uO) days the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property ut the risk and
cost OF the dcihultng purchaser.
BRATNARD H. WARNER Trustee
w. Il, WILLIAMS & Co, Auctoneers.
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