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, 1879-07-10

1t takGs III, ,Mkl rtlblc Inches or O1yEun nus
every stwentt-lour honra fuF man, atsdfongy
uuc-Ilfth IT pnre uIr Is oxygen.
Tic atr between The IilnttreAs and covering,
however, suou after It Is occupied by tho human
body, becomes composed principally Of lItes,e-
s,r0ytu. cnrbouir mid a1nl other poIso.,p,ls
sasses With I!t.tt ur 10 life sustaining oxygcu III
1t nor thu nerrssa!y nitrogen.
III ErOtlru heat, ii Trt! IA cleuuse this air, 1t
must culnu In ru,,fact again with oxygen, which
IL lo,nu In The pure air "hlch mist be brought
intu tlr 6lue iEnI-Tu1H atll surround the bed,
colder atmosphere brought LII cusltact with tf,t
body throwI.,. oil caslsn!c actd alat yittatrd ar
In tie t,etl, Instead d eanstng cottlncas, a. at
Arst might bo expected VIII produce conb,k-
tiul whIc,l eanntt takc place in Or out OF ljIt,
body without producing heat, IA tho heavy
n,n! Yltutel air naturally sluks, while ptror a,l
warmer air rsrs. II fs easY 10 sec how this dlQt.
Guilty may be aYulde'l. --... !
Alter Vruylny fut proper ventilation al
slcpk room, urar tho 1!uor. A1Itl Tic exclusion,
1T sewer Eas. turn 4rxL 10 tic ventilation OF
mattresses ut.oN tho led, 50 that tho Ytllutel
uir may pass down null oNt, The nHrc oxygen
nIr mar cvtnc IN roUtArt With tho alr In tho bed
producing combustion anl generating he4t
about tho boty Of thu f!reper, which pure air
ahunt the body Will accomplish hotter than .
Inrge amount 0f br.l-clp!htIlg. Tllu heat III the
bed will not sacann ,lAWn"ard thru,!en tEeso
Yeutilatuys, Is uIr IL q bad conductor nf heat.
II Is to aceotnplish this haTo finally adopted
u tuptho4 by which IL ean he colnplslIed In
very tnrxpe,islyc method, by putting yentllators
vertically through iln Mattress which laye
patented, anil 10 which SHOULD like to cali
your attention. ussd, II favorable to ,ou, haye
, 1879-07-10

Wif.NtsnTa.. N. t., July D.-srln,rs TunrEN-
T1AE-Quict at 2Gc.
, 1879-07-10
PEORIA,


PkontA, Ju1y n.-H.auwiNEs-Vory firm; sales
100 br's at 81. o..
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BOSTON.

nosros, duly 70. .-FLuCH-Stea Western super.
hncs. 81 0cd3a@5, common cx!rns, a. 75G14 ~
Wisconsin ard minnesota cxsrar, S4.0HGh5. ii;
winter whents. Ohio md Michigan, 81 .15i Il. 60
llinuia and Indiana, sa.00GtH.00; st. Louis,
g. ho@6.10; Wisconsin aHd Minnesota patent
process epr!ug wlIeas, - o0ets. co. winter 60. .0o
GEB.G0.
d1'A1S-corn quo.; mIscd and yellow. 47dn4RHc;
No, and cstra whitu, 4!Gi i5c; No. = white. 4Utt
@ Tic; No, = willis and No. "lnixed, JH!ae1:t,c.
ltye. t;M.tAtc.
ltKchtlrn-flour. e,0l0 brs; corn, 60, 600 bu; !;
wheat. :tU, Dtl0 In.
rAEhTa-Fleur, zoo br.s; corn, "a. 600 bit.
rapidly nccMmula,i,,s; anc Aerccs neglected; ne.
'litlln aud coinh@ n,ld telafup ut in very fav de-
Mand; manufacturers tts}.taed 10 hnlI nlf: UMlD
nM1 tonnsylsMnia, i7!ifh;iSc; medium, ant Nh. !.
:ioEilc; Michigan ami Wisconsin n0n'tnaliy 1J@
:sac; c0nlhtnG md dclail.e, a1GEiic.
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FniLAnELr'1A, Ju.y 0FLorn In good de-.
rana prices aha'le higher; SInsrrotu extra fam.
lily. medium to chosce, e. ~! ;6.I.:U; do fancy,
S1.1n55,a0; 0hip extra fu,nIy. g1od. s.. 6G6z
s: 02!s; Minnesota patrnt pruceas, 81. 70Slg ~.
i1ye inuE arfA ut S:s..5.
tWAEK-WIIeAt excited; No. 9 rcd In t1eyator,
car 1ots. $1.1I.,. [prn In good .n,nr; reIcctc,.
Hn track. 4"ft f1c: steamer 10, l:sGtIIc; yutuw
Western 10. ~; al 'atxe %. s.@4+tio: Oats
fair Ohio white. ;ac.
lnovtstuSa- Prime mess hcot, S1a 10.
N.hl. Lard-Wertcrl,, 81. .ht q 30.
nurTEn-SIen>lfcF; creamery, lh6l7c; New
York Stute aud Bradford C1uAy TIA axtras, 14Gb
lhc; Western itcxrryc extra, 1luo l;Ic.
EuGs-MurGet dull; Wtstern lU6tllc.
EHEEsE--Wuak: Western full cream. Meh!sc.
lErlsoLtVA-~atarkct dull; crude. Gui rehned.
0Lc.
Wu,sky-Ftrm; Western, st.07.
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Dry stuff In Anotcd at 60cdaS1 90 ah1yo green.
Tho yard lumber market was nctlye and without
quntabo change. fomo gradcn nf Inch arc billed
now and then for less fhan published fatca, and
green stuff Is Irregular In prtco. Quotations:
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NEW YORK,

NEW YU!tk.
Eptcfn! R!sp1'eh 10 7as THbuxe
N1w YouW, July D.-0RAlN-In whcat "a active,
hlKher, aud very sensitive market wat noted agaia
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CHICAGO BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD
t"rnsa fnot Of Iakc-&t nIfaua nv. and g4tetntst NJ
aha I1nal md stxtptnth.Na. Ticket O7teh 50 Ciark.
81. and Mt trp&2. =,
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CHICAGO, July 0.-7a The Commissloner o.
Hta'M-DEAn Sin: have long contemplated u
method relating to MI improvement III the hani-
tnry condition Of thu beds used In hospitals aud
generally Which may interest Won, md perhaps
cnuba you 10 Hl3yiss ttleir adoption Ii the los
p,tats Ut Cook County.
Under tl,c present system Of hcils nll the
waste particles OF thu bo'!y, amounting III The
average to thirty ouncca per tlar, thrown OF
through thr pores VI tbs skin amounting t.,
about 1900, 0o0-a,s00 TO the sql.are incl,-ttur-
lug tllp tins It rc1nains III bed, arc retained he.
tween The santtrrss and bed covering. THIS
tnsunous MIR, gu,npuscl mostly Of rasbonic sp!d,
--us deadly III tit. ghuke.lianlp In wells, II Il
escnIes dues su near tic mouth nf tin Sleeper,
and Ia liablG 10 he hrcatt.rl Into tic lungs. II
II rcnas tn tllr ht.! surrounding tic body, It Ia
l,ul,lu to br absorbed through tbs pores ,,nl to
bsop natural n'nl kcntI,y persblraihn,ns oxyec1,
is t &Inslntttc,l to cntcF tlto contnet With It 70
Hs to rtjrtnll,ro natural Temperature. haya
srcll 1t sta.ci that pure, healthy air should Ds
cntnpusesl Ut
NltfnGcn... tt.'s.s..ar ..r..H.. ~, ~
UXyHeH.. 80. ss&.++.s+.. Gl.Du
aQucuHh far0F.. .....,.,. .............. IT.
ChF0o!c acl1. ..,..."tt....s. .,.....,-....,. QuH
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Chicago MILWAUKEE L 81 PAUL RAILWAY
Oare. ~ eDnth Cark.st, pppoatto Sherman Hot1ao
ant 1t depot.
, 1879-07-10

CINCINNATI. July D.-I1oHs-ncmand fair an
market firm for ligbt; heavy dull and dlnnpinE
inr. $3.7ulan0; butchers, So. U00i. 90; e
celpls, 4, 100; ahtpnents, 800.
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Aj7ft309 7HstfIFfh n Tia 3978u3e,
Kansas CITY. No.. July 9.-CaTTLE-The pr4ce
Current rerorta receipts, 10u: shipments, l. 135
SLOW; native shEpeEs, -, 600 70; natIro stock
crs aMd fccdcrs q. 10; natlve cows, 81. 10
DI.H5.
Eous-Ncceiuts, i, 1oo; shipments, $40; active
fair, 81. 55GtJ. 85.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06
GREAT
1879


PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE N9k 4, 10 VEST We ,,r AMP sQuTiIwEsT.
SPLENDID SCENERY k NNAAoNIFicENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE W WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner of sixth and streets, as follows:
paoT u Ga p le and Seeps e. T
pitlsburg TO Cincinnati, 81 Louis, and Chicago
0H n Sp TItb P PsESS G iS SnSeS9H
For Canandagua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North al $50 .. m. daily, except sunday
70 csnandSis'ia eNi Fdr Wamspo % Lock Haven
For H Na WGkns = l%C a. daily eHSspt sunday
tached. Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cars
l., GSO a. m. daily. except Sunday. .
at Jersey .ity with bo.t, OF "Brooklyn Annex"
ahOrding direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
Ing double ferringe and Journey across Now FORK
For Philadelphia, sS5 A. m. and 1880 r. m. daily,
except uhday $3.50, and lob p NJ daily. Lin
lied Express $40 n. m. daily, except sunday.
For Baltimore, GO. si5, gp a and 1870, $40 40
ad n f& la;s y sHSSsRt Sunday 1880 m' 500 7'
For Popes Creek Line $40 a. and 400 p. m. daily,
For Annapolis j:2O n. m. and 400 p daily, except
ALRXXNDRIA AND FREDER1CKsBuRa RAIL.
NAY AMP ALEXANDAIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria 1i5, s. o. TO- II n m, and LIS, ,4so
5, and ll:so p. IN. On sunday,9 H. M. IFS
For Richmand and the South $50 u m. daily, and
S;5o r m daily sSSSPt SUNDAY s,,rr,o z,s
., 10, II n M and 3. i;20 B, 0, :, ard l. y. m
or Sunday at aud 10 u. m. and bp. m.
commodatons can be procured at the ollices-north-
eAst corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, and At the depot where orders can
len for the checking or baggage to destinations from
L. p FARM in, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06

A few days ago the body of Frederick French
was found in the cellar Of No. 800 West For.
tieth street, Now York, whore he had died, a,
the last act of dissipated life, alone and do.
serted by relatives. Near the body was found
a large sheet of paper, written over with what
is apparently an extract from the saddest kind
OF weekly story paper but is supposed to DO
IN Fronch's handwriting. 1t concludes as fol-
lows: Two days have passed. Gray streaks
OF dawn arc coursiug their way up from the
horizon toward the zenith, while the cloudets,
drifting across the Eastern sky, are just begin
ming to be tinged with morning light. The
door of the little hamlet in which the light
so family nickercd, slowly creaks upon its
rusty hinges, and maiden in agrestie
attire steals out aud through tho
thickct. She docs not heed the swarming YER
min, the Kissing )f reptile or tho distant
echo of the cracking undcrbrush Upon her
lily-white arm hangs II lunchbaskct and oc-
casionaIly humming some familiar air, she
makes the old wood ring with her sweet and
molodious voice. Suddenly her foot trips
against some unseen object and frown over
spreads her face, followed by peevish muir
muir. She turns to sec what had dared to
impede hor progress when her eyes fall upon
the PROSTATE body of the traveller. She stoops
beside the corpse, but suddenly rises aud seems
to be seized with II CHASTITY rcaliznt ion. 1t is
her father, a wanderer and an on tcast, dead
from exhaustion and starvation within the
very sound OF his children's merry laugh"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS,
A Dry Canal Across the 1sthmus.


Mr. Adolph 'roellner, of Moline, ILL.,, has do
veloped new scheme for transporting ships
across tho Isthmus of Panama. The new idea
contemplates the construction over the 18TH
mus of what may be termed dry canal in the
form of a letter " but having narrow, fat
base, which, with the sides, is constructed of
masonry and lined with steel, with layer of
rubber between. This canal Is to be of width
sufficient to receive the largest vessel and at
each end of the route to be sloping gently to-
ward the sea. In this canal, or channel, is
what he calls a movable dry dock, constructed
of STEEL built IN sections conforming in shape
to the channel, and supported at the base and
sides upon multitude of small rollers, similar
in principle TO the stakeholder. OF these
rollers his plan calls for over $4,000.
The movable dock is to be sunk under the
water; the vessel to be transported Is nOated
into it; the hull is supported evenly in the
dock by hundreds of ar.bags inflated by a
powerful air-pump, by rubbed wedges aud by
wooden stays 1t is then drawn up the incline
by stationary engines, and thence across the
isthmus by powerful locomotives running upon
tracks laid alongside the canal These arc
the principal points involved. Mr. Toelner
estimates the cost of tho Nicaragua canal,
built on this plan, at from 500 ,OOO, 900 to $40.
100000. As this plan admits of easy grade
avoiding locks, with their expenses aud delay,
IL Is believed that IL can bo built aud operated
moro cheaply than any other system of ma
rine transportation, while it is adapted to any
place where IL is desired to move floating
craft from one place to another TO overcome
rapids and other distractions,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06

THE nine archery clubs In New England
have prize competition ut Boston the last of
September, at which medals aud other prizes
will DO given.
A GREENWICH (Engand) correspondent of
the London Neos writes to that journal that
" the free schools of the United States are tho
safety ofthe great transatlantic republic"
Mr.. w. S. GILBERT is credited with the fol-
lowing aphorsm: 1.-THE sun never goes down
on the Queens dominions, because heaven is
afraid to trust an Englishman in the dark"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06

A MAN with beer.colOrod hair and soft blue
eye halOod by cardinal lashes walked into the
office of ono of the Boston steamship lines
about two months ago, and, approaching tho
cashier said, II have travelled pretty much all
over the world l have dincd in the golden
cafes of Constantinoplc; l have slipped vino
in the gayest saloons of Paris | have smoked
cigarettes ut the grave Of Homer, and have
bathed my aching brow in the pillows of the
blue AdriatiC." "Well, what of it?" What
of it, he said, rohectvely. IL want to
90 to Boston that's what of It," "Do you
want u tirst.class ?" well l think |
do. Do you fancy, my doar sir, that the Off
spring Of an Austrian count who can trace
his pedigree back to the rebellion, would
deign to travel otherwise than In
manner BETTING his rank and social sta
tionT The cashier bushed and apologized,
when the nObloman continued: "Do you set q
good table?" "First.class," responded the cash
ier "All the delicacies of the season, as well rs
wine of every brand. Everything is cooked in
the best of STYLE" "YOu delight mo beyond
measure" responded the noblenan with a
smile as he drew toothpick from his pocket
to scratch his neck IF there is any one thing
in this VILE of tears that l like more than
another, it is an aesthetic meal. l suppose tho
walters are polite and attentive" YES my lord,
they are.' DO you have flowers on the tablef"
1--WE have" II like that. My poor
mother, the Countess Of Hoganpasnk, was
always fond of flowers ON dinng-table, aud L
inherit her cOmmendable weakness Have
you over had any elopements or suicides, or
anything of a romantic nature on your boats :"
"No, sir" "Do you ever race with other
steamers2" "No, sir" "Then l shall have
to say good morning. am an old cavalry
charger, and don't like none of your easy
going religious navigation. When l sail 1
want to 20 on a regular old-iashioned, slap
bang, icketty.rip, observation-disclosures
furnace line; that's the kind of Macknaw
straw hat l am" And then he drew himself
up to his utmost inch and walked out.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September

BALTIMORE, MD September 6, 1879
Cotton firm and u shade better. Middling, PFC
Flour strong and unchanged.
Wheat - Southern steady and active; Western
steady at close Southern red, II 066Dl 10: do
amber, 81 llgl 49,, No Maryland, 81 l2l4; No 2
Western winter red, spot and September 81 095s60
] 09A October, 81 09}4gl O91s; November 81 loo
lOIs; December, 81 l0%@0l 10Y.
Corii-Soulhern lower and quiet; Western firm;
Southern white, soc; do yellow no Offering /;
Western mixed, spot and September, d734@4711c
no bid
Oats higher. Southern, 330ac Western white,
32SGc do mixed, 3l@S2l1c; Pennsylvania 3293ic.
Rye quiet nj GOgG3c.
Hay unchanged.
Provisions irmer and without change.
Butter tirmer Prime To choice Western packed
12@l4c.
Eggs lower and quiet at l5c.
sugar higher and active. a soft, Sl5dS1Ic,
Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee strong. Rio cargoes, old, l1H@l4Ic; new,
1lA@l5Ac.
Whisky dull at 81 O7@l O71l
Fieights to Liverpool per steamer lower for grain
Cotton, Sled; flour 2s 3D. grain, 6%@64d.
Recelpts-flour, 2l60 bu wheat 1880 bu !;
corn, $500 bu; oats, $500 bu.
Shipments 3Ol 800 bu; corn, "a, 900 bu
Sales-Wheat, 2IS,jOO Blu; corn, $1,000 bu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06

LESSONS IN ELOCUIION
EDWA q. TOWN
At No. MS Ninth street northwest ocI0tf
TINHE ROssLYN SEMINARY,
L No 1885 / street. near sixteenth street north
Wet Miss u. Ross, Principal; Mrs SiddOns Teacher
OF EOCutOn; Miss Belle Ogden, English Assistant
and II Mason, Teacher OF French dec3 tr
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE 90 ESSENTIALLY
~ two institutions, male and female, Ia the same
vicinity, under one mUnas cement Open September
10 send for catalogue Rev. a. NJ. JELLY, ID. d.,
President, New Windsor, Md,
The SPACIOUS buildings of this college are located At
New Windsor Md, three hours ride by rail from
Washington in one of the most beautiful and health,
ml parts OF Western Maryland. II has full corps OF
competent and experienced professors The course OF
study Is designed 10 give thorough education In all
branches, Including ancient aud modern languages,
crate. Parents or guardians In Washington having
youth educate are invited to visit the college and
learn Of lis advantages. jy2@eO2m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06

The following prices in francs, were OBJ
tanned at II recent sale at the Hotel Drcuot of
a collection OF old masters: A Madeleine"
by Murllo, given by Ferdinand VII. to tho
Queen Dowager Christina, $4,000; this would
have brought u higher figure if it had not been
damaged in spots by cleaning A very re-
markablo and well.preservod Sandro Berti-
cell, "Viorge a PEnlant," 5000. Ruysdaeps
lie Torrent" 1000 Jan Stems :" La Fete
du Nouveaune." one OF his most important
works, l0,050. Tenicr's " Fumcurs." of but
little Importance, $3.50. Van Goycn's "Vil-
lage Press de Haf1em," 1000. Hans Mem
ling's La Verge, rEnli.nt ct Sainte Cathe-
rine," 500, aud a superb portrait of woman,
catalogued to Leonardo da Vinci, but thought
by some to be Il Raphael, L., 200.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06
RIVER IND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

washington ISiver front.
ARRIVED.
Inland and Scaboard Company's wharf-Steam-
err Jane Moselcy, Bonneville, Norfolk, Va, freight
and passengers
CLEARED.
Seventh-street wharf No 2-Schoonor Ephraim
and Annie, Hoffman, to Georgetown. d c, for coal
for bridgeport Conn.
Inland and Seaboard Company's wharf-Steam.
or Lady OF the Lake. Travers, Norfolk. Va. fire. light
and passengers.
Seventh.sreet wharf-Steamer George Leary,
White, Norfolk Va, freight and passengers.
Slephenson,s wharf-Seamer Sue, Geoghegan,
Baltimore, Md, freight and passengers
siNtn;slreet wharf Steamer Mattano, Byles,
lower river landings, freight and passengers.
Bscoes wharf-Schooner William Oliver Jones'
down the river, light.
Great Falls Ice Company's wharf Schooner
Nina Reed, Nash, White Point, Va to load piles
for Eastern port.
Rileys wharf-schooner Lavolta Sargent, Alex
andria, Va, to load coal for Gloucester, Mass
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06
LOTTERY v.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
IA FORTUNE, NINTH GRAND DIsTRG
BUTTON CLASS |, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES.
DAY: SEPTEMBER " 1879 - lI2th MONTHLY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06

To take effect
DAY. MAY IS. 1870. AT go A. ~.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06
GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Butler the colored man shetland killed by young
Pope, was buried yesterday
Mr.. Declus w. Edmonton. whose death occurred
last Thursday, was buried Saturday at Oak Hill
cemetery. Rev. J, McKendree Kelley, of the DUN.
barton NJ Il, Church, ollciated, with MeSsrs j,
Henry Wilson, NJ. " Buchey, Jenkin Thomas,
John Donaldson, John Mathey and James A. Ma
gruder us pall'bearers
on Saturday last a colOred boy In charge of q
horse aud wagon succeeded While endeayorlng TO
make a turn on the tow.path in backing his
animal into the canal. This happened near the
Aqueduct bridge. After several attempts 10 rescue
the horse, who houndered about he was ut last
dragged ashore In Il considerably damp condition.
The wagon was recovered
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06
United STATES MARsnAEs SALE.

BY virtue Of two wriis of erl facia issued of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of tho District of
Columbia, and to me directed, | Will sell at public
sale for cash. At the courthouse door OF said District
on TUESDAY, the I'D day OF SkPrEMBER, 1872
Vt u o'clock n all the right title, claim and intorest
OF the defendant In and To the iollowing-dcscrbcd
property, tO-wt;
Lot L. square Co., lot square GOi lot TO- square Gl
lot 49, square $40; lots q, and IN square lOg sub
lots II and 49, square lUS and all OF lots to H. both
Inclusive, In square llO except those oriions of sai
los comprising lots ID, H. l, NJ and r. according to II
plat OF sub division If record in Book & III h, page
2D OF the records of the Surveyors Ofirc of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Also, one undivided mO.etv of
square east Of square south II square south OF GG7 lot
square I05; lots and ., squire 30. and los l. and
In square east of square 7Us all 10 ut IN the Cily of
Washing on, striCt of COlu Ina, together with all
~ singular the improvements thereon, levied upon
as the prOpe ~ IF Moses Kelly To st!Siy xeCui ms
M 1916 in favor Of james l. Barbour, usr Of + A
Ashford, and No ls,l3l ut law favor OF Robert IL
LeltCh d sons. use OF + A Ashford
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
u. s. Marshal, Dstii,t Ol Column q.
JOHN SHERMAN Auilonppr. Sv2ds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
|
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctlonccr.

L
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
STORY BIZ X HOU Il, WITH ALL MODENN
IMPROVEMENTS, ON THIRD STREET N. W,
BETWEEN AND q.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 18th day OF
January, A. d. ls77. and recorded IN liber No. $40,
FOLIO BE- of the land records for snd DISTRICT qua Mt
the written requeat OF the party secured thereby we
will offer for sale NJ public ntCt on. In front OF the
premises. ON TUESDAY, the I'D day ofSeptcmber. a.
d. lo7y ut 5oclOCk NJ, the following described real
estate and premises, located In the city OF Washing
ton, In said District, aud designated on the ground
plat Of said city rs lot let cred II, ofA H. kelys sub
division OF original lots rs aud N, In square $50, to-
gether with the Improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale; One-iOurth Of the purchase money In
cash and the balance III three equal payments of Six
twelve ana eighteen months, with interest from the
day Of sale nj eight per cont to be secured upon the
premises sold all cash. ut the purchasers option
deposit OF so Will be required Of the purchaser
the day Of sale. II the terms OF sale not piled
with In five days the trustees the right to
sell ut the risk and cost of dehulting purchaser.
4; i; sTkPi!ENSoNf Trustees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06
n. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL In diseases peculiar to females.
Chronic Inflammation OF the Uterus and oil com
plants incident To tn sex.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-06
PROPOSALS.

(kEFoRM SCHOOL OF THE DISTRICT OF co.
LII LUMBIA,
" AsiiiNuToS, August ., 1870.
Sealed proposals viii be- received at tho Office OF the
President Of the Board OF Tn Sizes OF the Reform
School OF tie District of Columbia until IL m. OH the
10th day of September lo7r, for Two Hundred Tons
of White Ash Furnace Coal and Flny Tons OF Red
Ash Range Coal.
The coal must be OF the best quality, and be dey-
cred ut such times and In such quaint the Prcs
dent OF tie Boa d OF ] rustees may direct.
The right to reject any and all bids and to accept
any portion of any bid Is reserved.
Samples must acc. mDaiiy each bid.
A. j. FALLS,
President of the Board OF Trustees,
auoloOdSl0 fStar,I GA Fifteenth st H. w.