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National Republican., 1879-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
NIdGARA ILLUMJNATED.
Enchanting Effects of the Electric Light
Upon the Great Cataract.

enchanting Effects of the Electric Light
Upon the Great Cataract.
From the Bufhlo Commercial
The illumination Of Niagara Falls on the
American shore by means of the electric light
has now given TO this far.famed scenery a
doubly attractive aspect. Science by this APP
piance cclipses even the effects produced
by art, and the fantastic display of color
through suitable glasses surpasses the most
gorgeous tints that the painter may throw
upon his canvas. The falls from the ter
race Of Prospect Park appear now on dark
night, under the rays of red electric light
like an immense, swiftly-moving flood of
dark red fiery lava. which as quickly changes
by turn Of the hand of the man stationed at
the revolving glass in front of the burner into
ono of bright quicksilver or again, when al
ternating eolors are placed before tho dazzling
electric flame, as hugo, compact and moving
rainbow. The foam aud spray at the pit Of
the cascade, which the daytime visitor never
tires to gaze upon, are no longer spray and
mist under this nocturnal fairy transformation,
but fiery clouds, amid which the rays of tho
powerful light play with magical effect, some-
what resembling, though more intense, tho
wondrous phospOTescence of the ocean on a
sultry, storm-portendiug night.
The many pleasing small fountains which
embellish the grounds Of Prospect Park itself
throw, for once, in reality as IL were, brilliant
showers ofsilvery spray when exposed to the daz-
cling glare of any Of the nearby electric flames.
The most enchanting pyrOtechnic.displays Of
the Chinese art arc but little shadows in COM
parison with this spectacle. At will the N.Y.
riads of tiny drops may be turned either into
showers of flashing rubies or sapphres, chang
ing in a twinkling to golden sprays, almost
too intense in their spleudOr, and painful to
the eye, through the intense contrast with the
pitch-black back ground afforded by the dark
mazos OF the shIubbery and trees Of the park.
This is the effect of about only II dozen Of
these lights. Their weird look could be en-
hanced beyond calculation If the entire vast
scenery of the grind cataract could be lighted
up the whole distance from the American to
the Canadian shore upon RATS anchored near
| the foot of the Horseshoe Falls. Such an ilu-
| mnation would eclipse the magical wonders
of all traditional Eastern fairy scenes. They
would pale into insignifcance before those
brilliant hues called into life by the wand of
modern science, and if such display could bo
viewed on Il dark night from bird's-eye. view
standpoint, the charmed gaZer might readily
conceive of their resemblance to those antidiu-
Wien gigantic outbreaks of fiery lava floods,
the still imposing congealed ruins Of which
now confront the visitor to the cliffs OF Stafra
or the Giants Causeway. There is no reason
why such novel treats on small scale could
not be initiated with advantage elsewhere,
and given with less cost and more satisfaction
than evancscent and costly fireworks.
National Republican., 1879-10-07


WHY is ship tho poitest thing in the
world? Because it always advances with
bow.
THE annual amount Of pin money required
by married women depends on whether she
uses diamond pins OF rolling-pins.
THE man who fell off the fence into tho
brambles was much nettled by the occurrence.
I'VE hope this'll be appreciated" }" says u pun
ster. Weed have said the same thing
AN unsuccessful vocalist went to the poor
house and delighted the inmates with his sing
ing. He said it was u natural thing for him to
do as he had been singing TO poor houses ever
since he began his career.
IT is said that minister in a country kirk
in Scotland stopped in the course of his SER
mon to ask a member who was deaf Are ye
hearing JohnY "Oh, aye" was the response,
/ an hearing, but to vera little purpose"
GRACE Greenwood relates as an instance of
the extravagance Of New England humor that
! when young farmers wife made her first
boys pants precisely MS simple before as be-
hind, the farmer exclaimed: Goodness, he
won't know whether he is going TO school or
coming home"
THE venerable wife of a celebrated physi-
clan one day casting her eyes out of the win.
dow observed her husband in the funeral pro-
cession of one of his patients, at which she
exclaimed: do wish my husband wOutd
keep away from such PROFESSIONS, 1t appears
so much like a tailor carrying home his own
work."
A MAN was once asked how he and his wifo
got along with so little friction in tho family
machinery. "Wel,p said no, "whon we first
married we both wanted our own way. L
wanted to sloep on linen sheets, my wife pre-
fcrred cotton, and we couldn't agree. Finally
we talked the matter over, and came TO the
conclusion that it WAS unchrstan to 1.-Two in
constant pickering; SO we compromised on
linen, and have got along all right ever
since"
National Republican., 1879-10-07
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No Business Advert spments inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
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second, third, many repotitons are necessary
IN secure what you advertise for We wish the ad-
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are d0ing us favor by using free columns, WI
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
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GEORG ETOUN NEWS.



Mrs. Alice Drew and daughter, of Brooklyn, who
have been paying their friends here n few weeks
visit departed yesterday for Richmond, to remain
Il short time,
Diptheria is stated as being very prevalent among
the juveniles ofthis place, and the physicians have
their hands full ut present The station keeper at
the police station lost his little girl lately who was
i'll only day or two, which proves the disease as
very fatal.
The high quotations OF wheat In the neighboring
citles will no doubt bring Joy 10 the hearts of the
local grain merchants. THIS necessary article of
commerce has advanced In prices TO a remarkable
degree within the past few weeks, aud the know.
ing ones are indulging IN speculalions as 70 what
prco it will reach ere the boom bursteth. Some OF
them 60 us high as 81,
The members of Covenant Lodge, No, 18, purpose
giving grand musical and literary entertainment
on the 2lst of this month at The Gurus school
building This may be considered as the opening
entertainment of the winter season. Tho outlook
for grand fashionable boom among the society
people OF Georgetown during the approaching
winter months is extremely favorable In fact,
Georgetown Is liable 10 surpass anything she has
hitherto done in this direction,
National Republican., 1879-10-07
WANTED-I7ELP.

A SNAIL Colored Girl, 10 attend 70 two children
IA god references needed Apply vt No JOG st
NV. Oc73t
YOUTH, II years OF age, wishes position rs
"A apprentice III the Drug Business or In An Office
writes plain hand, and Wiling to accept moderate
salary; has had some experience in both Address
YOUTH, this Office ocl3t
WANTED-Af few resr ecable ouths, TO paccnlly
w study Architecture and Engineering ut Office
TOO N \ n W,
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RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

Johnsons wharf-Schooner Eddie Palmer Hayre
DC Grace, Md, coal for Johnson Brothers, and
steamship Experiment Ford, Philadelphia, assort.
ed cargo for District merchants
Independent Ice Companys wharf-Schooner
William and James Carey, Norfolk, Va, shingles
for Church Brothers.
Clarke & Given's wharf-Schooner Robert Frank
lin, Wheatley, Havre de Grace, Md coal for Clarke
& Given.
CLEARED.
Stephcnson's Seventh-street wharf--Steamer Geo
Leary White, Norfolk Va, freight and passengers.
shcrih's s!xth.street wharf . Steamer Mattano
Byles, lower river landings with freight and pas
sengcrs.
Inland and Seaboard Company's wharf-steamer
Jane Moseley, Bonneville, Norfolk Va, freight aud
passengers.
National Republican., 1879-10-07
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SALE or TWosToYY FRAME
HOUSE, IRTEEN-AND.A-HALF STREET,
Bl.rMEEN B AND q

By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated the sth day OF
May, A. d.. 1870 ana duly recorded In libor No. SIS,
folio 34 of the land records for the District of CDlun.
bia and at the wri ten request Of The pWiy secured
thereby, VIII offer for sale ut public auction, in
front Of the premises, ON TCtSlAl tile I'm ray Of
October, \. D. 1879 at o'clock y. m The following
g., with the improvements thereon, viz; The south
half Of lot No. ;, In square No, 2di.
Terms OF sale; Ouclourlh of tie purchase money In
cash. the residue m six, Twelve ana eighteen months,
to be secured upon the premises sold with interest
from the day of sale ~ The rate of seven per cent
or all cash, at purchasers option. II the terms OF
sale are not complied with IN live days the trustees
the right To Sell lho promises at the risk
and cost OF detaullng purchaser. a deposit Of s2i
Will bG required of the purchaser tie day OF sale.
JAS. r. PETTY, Treasurer.
A, II, STEPHENSON. fr,,,s,,.s
se2n.aolEhs SAM'L IL WINS ATr lIustNLe,
National Republican., 1879-10-07

THE GENERAL MIRKETS.

Soiu ..'..'' Slil
FOnercd.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, MD, October G.
Beef CRttle-The market was generally slow and
common grades 1A@l4c of; Others unchanged.
Very best, 45S@5lsc first quality. 4@4lIc; medium,
2l4@395c ordinary, 1A@51sc The most sales were
from to 4c Receipts GAIT head sales, 3,722 head.
Swine-The trade is good and the prices i'm
proved. Quotations, 5@53Ic. Receipts, 6,l2s head.
Sheep and lambs-The receipts of sheep and
4l4c,; lambs, 39l15c.
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Georgetown Grain Market.

GEoRGETowN, october T.
Offerings on change yesterday, 1000 bushels
corn, all of which sold OF prices ranging from
Sl2S%ml.35H.
Arriyed--Boat Medley, with $500 bushels wheat
and 1000 bushels corn. Boat q 4 Dunlop, with
1900 bushels wheat.
National Republican., 1879-10-07
FOR sALE-MAsCELLANEOUs

TNOR SALE CHEAP-stock and fixtures ofa Drug
II Store to be removed, Address DRUGS, l0i sec.
Ond ~ n w. Ocr3ts
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We name In part
TItN HEAD OF HORSES FROM INDIANA.

TEN HEAD OF HORSES FROM INDIANA,
TWELVE HEAD OF HORSES FROM OHIO.
The above stock have been selected with great care
They all yunng, sound, good solid colors, and
warranted ns represented.
SPECIAL-Onc fine BAY HORSE, "Mac,' years
old, IL hands high, kind Hn geBle, very syish can
be driven by the most tnid person; the property of
private gentleman
Also several low.prced workers.; n full description
at sale stock warranted sound given until % O'Clock
next day,
New and Secondhand Carriages, Buggles Harness.,
,Er. IOcIBtl ALFRED SPATFS, Auctioneer,
National Republican., 1879-10-07

TEORSE and PhRton Buggy everything complete,
IL good stylish team ora lady or gentlemen 5
Ise WI be sold heap the owner has 10 leave TIE
city. Cul Mt IIuguely ~ Bowers stable, New York
ave- panr snvpntl sLToat OCi-GIa
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FOR NALE-HOUSES,

nN liberal terms, three story basement Resi-.
~ dence, with all modern improvements situated
Oh Eleventh st; within minutes walk of the Est
cars: inquire ut National Republican Office sel9ti
National Republican., 1879-10-07

NEW York, October Q, 1879.
Tho imports ofspecIe for the past week amounted
TO Si,5l65T.
:, Money steady at 4@7 per cent, closing easy at A.
National Republican., 1879-10-07

LNOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN a. CO..,
81 Cloud Building. Real estate and loans, Iy3i
National Republican., 1879-10-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN VIEW YORK
AND SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW YoRK October @, 1879.
The imports ofspecie for the past week amounted
to Si,5l6.577.
Money steady at 4a7 per cent, closing easy at 4.
Foreign exchange heavy OH light business at
4SlA@4s1H for long, and 4S3@4S3l4 for short.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds dull,
Railroad bonds firm. Eric consolidated seconds
rose to s. at the opening, and after reacting TO
8iH advanced To S5l3, do. funded fves rose TO 81,
declined TO 81, aud rose to S2l4 lchigh u wilkes
barre consolidated sold up to l05, and do. incomes
TO 5SA while do. consolidated nssented fell
off from S7S 10 SGl5 Ohio Il Mississippi seconds
rose per cent to 1871 and Alton & 1erre H9ute
incomes u to 60. Kansas u Texas consolidated as
sented fell off from 77A to q OK Interest while 90
seconds rose from 33l5 to 81 G. e. Il |. G. nssentod
firsts from M TO fSI Rome, Watertown " Ok.
densburg irsts IRON Ga Ia G5, aud Wabash CONSOLE
dated convertibles from 81 to Sf96
The stock market was strong and buoyant
throughout the greater portion OF the day, Erie
Pacific Mail, Wabash, Iron Mountain, Hannibal Il
st. Joseph and st, Louis, Kansas City Northern
being most prominent IN the upward movement
Prices moved steadily upward, with the exception
was quickly recovered, and the market advanced
70 the close, when the improvement, compared with
saturdays closing ranged q TO 3H per cent, the
latter Erie The total sales aggregated l93OOO shares
of which 0i0OO were Erie. 1000 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern 23,000 Wabash, 26O0O Della
ware, Lackawanna Il Western, 5000 New Jersey
Central 1000 Union Pacific, 1900 Hannibal Il
st. Joseph, Hoo Ohio & Mississippi, 1000 West
ern Union, % 600 Pacific Mail 1900 St. Louis, Kan
Iron Mountain, 1900 Northern Pacific, 5000 Mo
bile & Ohio and II 900 Marietta Il Cincinnati.
The following were the closing quotations:
National Republican., 1879-10-07

Tho exercises Of the school will be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, the Sth dny OF October. at O'Clock p.
M, when the announcements too the Will be
made, and opening addresses delivered by the Pro
tcsSOrs.
Under graduates and new students purposimg TO
'Oln the school are invited TO be present. also grad
unloS IN law who may des re Information respecting
the OpCrat Ons of the Post Graduate Department
Tho charge for tuition In the under graduates de
partnent Is $50 for single year $50 for two years
payable In advance half yearly or In monthly In
stalmcntS, ut the option Oi students
The tuition Tee In the Post Graduate Department rs
$50, payable In monthly instalmens, und covering the
entire period of nine months
Applications for catalogues may he made ut the
bookstore of w. H. ana y. H. Morrison, I75 Pennsy-
Yniiia avenue Rt the National Savings Bank, corner
New York avenue and Fiitaenth street, and to the
President of the uuyers ty. se26-3w
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
JlY ALFRED sPATEs, Anctioncer.

iRAND OPENING SALE or HORSES AND CAR
RiAGES ATTItE NEW BAZA u (FORMERlY
WALllSl, NOS. 03S AND $40 LOUISIANA AVE
NUE., UNDER THE supERXLSIoN OF J. W;
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER l. All 10
O'CLOCK.
National Republican., 1879-10-07

STEAMER MATTANO Captain
- William H. Byles). on and after >y{fSls~
April 20, leaves wharf foot OF Sixth tS.4sESsSsRE
and " streets every uesday, Thurs ~sz<sSkzIz-rSv
day, and Sunday, ut n. M. for the Potomac River
landings. on Sundays for AIattox Greek, Colton's,
and landings in ST. Clements BAY. ON Thursdays for
Mattox Creek and landings In WicOmlco River on
Tuesdays lor COtons and landings In Nomini Creek.
Returning on Monday .Wedne nesday and Friday morn
ings, making Intermediate landings Also chapel
Point on Wednesday, coming up.
For further Information inquire nj Offices or q. l..
SHERIFF No. a2s and ill4 Pennsylvania avenue, or
at Office, foot of sixth and streets southwest
my2btf q n. JONES. Agent
National Republican., 1879-10-07
Around the World with Gen. Grant,

THE HISTORY OF THE TWO AMERICAS
A COMPLETE CYCLOpEDIA OF AMERICAN
HISTORY, WITH A CHRONOLOGY FROM I,s 40
1879 ..,.,,,,.,,.,,
se2o.eolm Corner Ninth auu streets.
National Republican., 1879-10-07
TINTED STATES MAKsHABs SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of fieri facia issued out Of the
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court of tile District of
Columbia, and 70 me directed, | will sell ai public
sale Or cash at the court house door OF said DstrctOn
THURSDAY the sd day Of October, ,ls79 at y O'Clock
all the rIghttitle la and interest OF the defendant
and the following described property 10 WIZ The
north 3i feet front by the depth thereof of lot
square VA city oil Washington, d. G., together with
al and singular the Improvements thereon, levied
upon rs the properly of diendAnt, harles =. Eng
lish satisfy execution No. 607I, law, IN favor OF
Lewis Johnson 81 Co., use Of Harvey Spanlding.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
u. s. Marshal District of Columbia
John SHERMAN Auclionppr, Oc.Idtg
National Republican., 1879-10-07
WAITER d. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNINIPRoVED PROPERTY. SITUATED
ON V STREET NORTH, BETWEEN TlIlR.
TEENIH AND FOuHIEENTIl SrREhIS
WEST, AND ON THIRTEENTH STREET
WEST BETWEEN AND STREETS

BY virtue OF n certain deed OF trust to us, dated
July .9 1879 and duly recorded VIII offer for sale
at public auction In front of the premises, ON MON
DAY, the l3th day Of October 1870 NJ o'clock D. IN.
the following described property, situated IN the city
OF Washington, District ol Columbia, known ns and
being the eastern part of lot numbered seventeen 90
in square numbered two hundred and thirtys'N (23)
having a front of twent-Ohe - feet two and Rhalf
(2bil inches on North V street BY deplh Oi one hun
drcd and twenty l2O) feet, with the in improvements
consisting Of y wtll-built twostory aud basement
Prick Dwelling Also the centre portion of lot num-
bered twenty C2O) Ia said square numbered tWo hun
dred and thirtysN .36) having front oftwenty COZ
feet Thirteenth street west by depth of one hun.
drtdand tbfte (l$ feet two and ahalf (2s( inches,
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance In six aud
twelve months, all cash, at the option OF the pur
chaser The purchasers promissory notes TO be given
for the deferred payments bearing interest at
"a per cent per nnnum from day of sale, and secured
by decd OF trust ON the property sold. deposit OF
sOO will be required on the acceptance of bid for the
N-strect properly, and so the Thirteenth street
lot, An cOnVeyaicing at ost OF purchaser lfterms
OF sale moi complied with In sevOn days from day
of sale The trustees reserve The right TO resell the
property at the risk aud expense of the dcfaulting
purchaser FRANCIS MILLER, (rrns,a.s
seaeeod,sds BERNARD q. HANLEY, lIu'to.9
National Republican., 1879-10-07
FUTURE DAYS.
TOIIN SHERMAN & CO., Real Estate Agents and
~ Auctioneers, 81. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT, 1873 MARYLAND AVENUE
NDtIrHEAST

by virtue Of q deed of trust dated the 2gth day OF
September A. ID. 1876 duly recorded in bcr No S3,
folio 2s et seq OF the land records for the DIS
trct of Columbia and ut the request of the party
cured thereby will sell at public auction, IN front
OF tho premises, un EDNESDAY, the 22d day of
october 1873 at 100 y. M, the following descr bed
real estate, situate In the city OF Washington, ID. c.
known rs part of original lot numbered thirteen,
U3l, In square numbered one thousand aud twenty
eight beginning tor The same ut the northwest
corner of said lot, and running thence nOTiheHstery
along Maryland avenue twenty feet thence south
eastwardy aud NJ right angles 10 said avenue to the
Of said lot; thence southwcStwardly TO the west
SIDE of said lot and thence along the said west line OF
said lot 10 the place of beginning containing 2520
square feet more or less together with the improve
menls. consisting of hve-roOm frame house, No
1873 Maryland avenue northeast.
Terns-One third In cash aud the balance IN six,
twelve and eighteen mouths, with interest " per
cent per annum, the deferred payments to be secured
the premises sold deposit Of 80 at time of sale
Terms 10 be complied With In sey en- days.
Il. II WARNER,l r-r,,s,aas
j, d. CLARY, i'"''V'''
National Republican., 1879-10-07
UNITED STATES MARsiIAEs SALE,

by virtue OF "A writ OF ter facRs issued out OF tho
clerks Once Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, ana to me directed, VIII sell public sale,
THURSDAY, the 9th DAY Of October, l'7p, at u
O'Clock all tho right little, claim, aud the nteres!
property, to wit All OF lot seventeen 40 square six
hundred aud eighty nine (taO ami the south part OF
lot seven, In said square, commencing nj the south
east corner Of lot seven In said uare in the city OF
Washington, ID. C., running thence east with the
south line Of lot H. aid square; tie north with the
west line OF said lot II 0 the nortlwes, corner OF said
lot III thence west parallel with the south line Of said
lot to the east line of South Capitol rect thence
south along said street TO place of beginning, together
with all aud singular The improvements tntleon
solved and leYed upon as the property ot g. Mat
toon to salty execution NO ll,l=I law III iAHoT OF
John $. MpGrew
FREDK DOUGLASS, U. S, Marshall, D, @.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtiOnuer. s'2Ddts
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OF GEORGETOWN
L AW COL { GE.

The annual term of this Institution opens WED.
NESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER I. 1879, at the Lee
ture Hall, gj Fstreet northwest, In Washington city
RICHARD II. MERRlCK, Lib Constitutional
and International Law.
JAMES LOWNDES, ESD, Evidence. Pleading and
Equity.
MARTIN i. MORRIS, LID, Common Law, Real
and Personal Property Crimes and AIisdemeanors
CHAS. w. HOFFMAN,, LII d., Eean and President
of Moot Court TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT, ESQ.
and w. H. DlGNNI-, Associates
TERMS For the regular course of two years, FIFTY
DOLLARS per annum: for the post graduate co Irse
of one year. Slj. Attendance on lectures half the
above rate,
The sessions held Mt an early hour In the even
ing TO suit the convenience of those engaged during
the day or reading in the libraries.
For all particulars, or Tor admission, apply person
ally or by letter to
WAl. HENRY DENNIS Secretary.
se2s-eod3w Onlce in CITY Hail west wing.
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LIVERY STABLES.
pssNFENAINNAE.

nR. BOSWORTH, QlS Z STREET n. W. IS THE
-, ~ most skiln nnd ihe 2by scientific Medical
diseases positively cured. Female discusses special
". Refers to sengtOrs D. W, voorhees,, indlAnai J.
j. Patterson, IS. O. Samuel NOrment, Washington, d.
& and uthurn. Consultation nee, A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant oatend to ledies'
nolty
National Republican., 1879-10-07
United STATES MARsmALs SALE,

by virtue Of q writ Of hcr hca, issued out Of the
clerks unCe Of the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, ANA TO me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash, NJ the CuuhOusc door Of said District,
on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day OF Oc obcr, 1870, at
~ O'Clock NJ, all the right title claim ana interest OF
the defendant iu and 10 tho following described prop
of square twentyninG (n, by hcdcpth of said lot IN
the city of Washington, d. q, together Win all and
singular the improvements thereon, seized Audluvled
upon MS the property OF Frederick NeuJuur to satisfy
execution No. 2lHiI law, ~ ayor 9t Jonathan
Gramm, FREDk *. DOUGLASS,
U, -, Marshal, ID. @.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctionCtr. seiGdts