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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17

STORY B"I X HOU E, WITH ALL MODERN
IMpROV EAiENlS ON THIRD STREET y. w,
BErWEFN FAND q,
by virtue OF decd OF trust dated tho lsth day OF
January, A., d. 1877, and recorded ~ li6er No $40.
To- 80 OF the land records Tor Hutu District, ana az
the written request OF NE parry secured thereby, we
Will offer IL sale Vt public aucl on, Ia front OF tho
premises, ON TUESDAY, the sd day ofSep clnD,r a;
b. lip al jo'clucS .. NJ tho following de .cr,beI real
estate and premises, located IN the city ui Washing.
ton, IN said District, and designated On the ground
Plat Of said city lot levrcl y, OF a. b. kcuys ub-
division ct original LOIS 10 and H. IN square go, to-
gulhyr with tho improvements thereon,
Terms of sale; Our.ioWlh uttbe purchase money in
cash Lnd tho balance M three equal payments OF Six,
twelve ana eighteen months, Win interest nom mo
duy Of sale eight per cent? to be secured upon tho
premises sold OF all cash, Ut the purchasers option.
deposit OF so VIII be required Of the purcha or on
tho day sale. If ths terms of sale not complied
with IN 1--WE days the tru'tces reserve The light TO re-
sell vt lhu risk and cost Of detaullng purchaser,
4. II, Slltlll ENSON, rr,.to.s
SAML II. WiMSATr, '"''o's'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17
7 I. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctloneer,
TRUsTEESS ALEoF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REAL ESTATE ON ELEVENTH 81 EAST.

rs virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated July H. I573
and duly recorded libur ILL., folio IB OF the lnnd
REQ rtls Tor the District OF umbla and at the
quest of the party thereby secure shall sell AT public
auction In front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, dOth
day Of ; pteuber, ls'a, ut o'c * p IN, the follow
ing real estate situate In the city vi Washington, ID.
a. aud known u, lots ~ and 20, m square va, the
same recorded i the surveyors Office OF said city.
In lIber y X. No. /, folio ~
re OF sale pTescrib, by the deed OF trust arc
SO UHud Interest thereon ~ ten per cent rom Janu-
H. ISi1 and the expense, OF the sIc IN cash. The
lance at SIX and twelve months tObe secured on tho
property sold 800 down at the time OF sale and the
Terms must be- COmp o W tn within seven days, or
tnu property viii be reso,d up. Ave days notice. at
the cost ana risk OF The deiaultiuE par chaser.
H. q, CAMPBELL,
sei3 d&ds Trustee:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17
Personal.

TINE person advertising tor Bookkeeper In Even
ing Star Sept 9 will please return letter OF recon-
incubation sent by TO $. 40 Second st n e. sel0
DODOLPH WILLIS, Baltimore, Md-Pcase
III send address old 10 friend. ii ii HAZARD. sel5
A GENTLEMAN compiling u valuable work de-
IA sires the acquaintance OF lady of some means;
good reerenc, given; address AUTHOR, this ONCE,
for one week, rel3.3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17
Georgetown Cattle Market.

GEORGETOWN September l6.
The number of cattle offered was 80O number
sold, l03-prices ranging from 2l2diHc,
The number of sheep and lambs offered were
1000; 500 lambs sold ut 4GD5c; 100 sheep brought
from 3Gq4c.
M,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17
by DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY, CORNER FIFTH AND
SrRELrS n. w. AH AICIION.

BY virtue of q deed oftrust given TO me and duly re-
corded In llbor 100 iOliO No. 800 ct 20, vi tho
land records OF Inc ID strict of Columbia and by re-
qucst of the party secured VIII sell at public nuc-
lion, ON WEDNESDAY the 2ith day OF september,
A. D. $50 at 81 O'Clock y. mr. In front of the rem,
ises all tnat certain piece and parcel of ground and
premises situated IN the city OF Washington, In tho
District OF Columbia, and designated on The ground
plan thereof lots one ~ aud two 2) In sqy are four
hundred and seventy five li55)ncuordng to butchers
sub div ion O said square, accorded IN the surveyors
ollco OF said city In liber Il, AT page III.
Lot has front of 80. feet Of street, with depth
OF feet on Fith street, and Is Improved by brick
anu frame dwelling house, Lot . has u mont Of 29'a
feet on = street, witt Il pth of ~ feet.
Terms OF saie-One;thlrd of purchase money In
cush; balance IN equal iustulmeHis at one ana two
years frum day OF sale with per cent, interest
notes 10 be secured by deed of trust ON premises sold.
or all cash, nt purchasers option, ConveyHncing &C.,
~ purchasers cost Terms To bu compiled with within
seven days otherwise the trustee reserves the right
to resell 1T risk and cost of driautng purchaser
deposit of slUO required ~ time of sale
BAINBRIDGE II. WEBB,
scl5eotSds Trustee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17
RIVER IND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
JohnsOn's whOrf-Sehooners Mary Augusta, Wro-
ten Hayrc de Grace, and Alfred Babrook, Taunton,
Philadelphia, both with coal for Johnson Brothers,
Rilcy's wharf-Sohooners j. w. Forrest, Brown;
Virginia, Arditi; Wave, Chiseltlne, and b. II. Lam
bert Davis, all from lower Potomac with oysters
for market.
BlsGoe's wharf-schooner Minnie Spencer, East
ern shore, Md, lumber for w. Smith and steamer
Arlington, Turner, Occoquan, Va, hay for $. C.
Mcdowell &c Co.
Cooperative Ice Company's wharf-schooner
Eta NJ, Barter, Wilson, Kennebec River ice for
Cooperative Ice Company.
Mlers seventh. street wharf-Schooner Julia A.
Berkelee, Sanderson, New York, stone for N,
Acker.
Steyenson's wharf - Steamer George Leary,
White, Norfolk, Va, freight and passengers.
Inland and Seaboard Company swharf-Steamers
Lady of tho Lake, lravers, Norfolk, Va. and John
w Thompson, Wood Leonnrdtown, Md, both with
freight and passengers
CLEARED.
Sxth-strcet wharf-Steamor Mattano, Byles,
lower river landings, freight and passengers.
Biscoes wharf-SchoOner J.. a, Rose Rose Alex
Rndrla, Va, to load coal for the East.
Riey's wharf-SChOoners Fannie Maria Dundck;
Charley, Chiseltnei Mary Parks Kelly; Mary Paul
inc, Ford; Ann Matilda Green and Thomas Jeller-
son, Coleman, all down the river, light
Johnsons wharl-SchOoner X. II. Mitchell
Mitchell, back to lIavre dc Grace, light.
Carriers whnri-SChoOner Theodore Dean, Evans
down the river, light.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17

LIKE lobster the bost law has certain
Objectionable clause.
"PEoPLE never cough after taking my medi-
cine" advertises a doctor. Is it SO fatal US
hat
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17

NORTHWEST,
by virtue Of n dood OF trust dlt Il August nm. \.
d., 1877. aud duly recorded m llOrr sb', OHIO I
ono OF tho Land Record, for HE DSuiCt lumb H.
and ut the writ rrUucHtO Of the huidHrO g. q note
ie,ure III reby, shall sell ~ puhiic au lion ont
o the premises ON Ia URSbAl, the lsth day sop.
tender. \. ID. isih Al $50 p'tlo,E D. ~" the tlow ~
described real estate to W.T. Tho northern par Ol uI
number twenty.eglt l2,l In Duvidsou's sub.iiv-
sluu of square numbeud ,hrv" huu"red a aiNty-
seven (Gl IN the city Of Washington more 81 dly
dpscTib d Us llows: Commencing Tor tie same at a
10 nj on the liuc Of luuth ttrret west twenty wJ
~ ieet eleven p inches south y ~ the uortaw st
corner Of said lot tWeuIy'Cgh (2s)i thence Ca, ono
hundred and twenty O2D feet; theme" north 'weuIy-
two q feet eleven ~ uChos, thence west Que MN
ed aud twenty tlgU) feet, tn ne Houh u lie place
of bg gnulng, together win the improvements, coU-
slstng OF "a tWO.s url brick uOuSt ana ADJ
Terms OF sale one ,hlrd "a ash, balunct In two
equal l. Sta'mont AZ uiuf % and eighteen (D
months with Interest ~ seven per I-nt p annlm
The deferred pyIuvls 10 90 seCu cd by deed O iust
uuOn the piuppTIy sold. tOuyryN eng ana record
ing al uuICuAssl's cost one huudr dollars To 10
pad whpu property IS knocked on, IL terms OF aue
ura not compiled with Nt N lycdays Of date oi sale.
the Trustees res rye t' uglt, aler seven days I'D
Yrrli,emrni 10 no sell the prop lty ut the risk aud
MILLS DEAN,
WA. "A, Cooley,
o1d&ds Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17

GEORGETOWN Rlyer Front.
District Courts,

ARRIVED.
Schooner John Proctor, Baker, Kenncbec with
700 tons Ice for Barker Bros.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

NJ H. Primo e, Auctioncer
INLs Marble Building, Cor. Ninth st, ami Pom. ave-
Twin sell, at my salc.room, on SATURDAY SEPT.
20, at II o'clock me- the remaining stock Of proms-
cuOus Merchandise, consisting OF CROChkRH,
GENTS FURNlSHlNG GOOD. &c &c, AS this
was a consignment made to my predece sor, and not
having room for the same II mus be cleared out.
Dealers earnestly requcsedto attend The goods
will be put up In lots 10 suit the trade and positively
sel7.d NJ, H. PRINCE Auctioneer
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution WAS regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature OF the State tor Educational and ChNrlt
bio purposes IN 1865 FOR THE FERN OF TWEEN.
TY-FIVE YEARS, to which contract the iny0lable
lth OF the State Is pledged, with capital Of sOOOOO
TO which II has since added reserve und OF s5OOl
ms GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
ilcUer scales or pOstpOneL Look at the following
mt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17
Georgetown Grain Market

GeOrGetOWn GrnIn Mhrket.
GEORGETOWN, September 10.
Offerings on Change yesterday were GOO bushels
wheat with no sales.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. FOR IRON WORK,

IoRoPosALs FOR IRON WORK
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGTOS, ID. G., sept ), 1879. .
Scaled proposals will he reCei, ed ut this Office until
IL M The I'D day OlSepember, 1879, iOr furnishing,
delivering, fitting and putting IN place, complete the
Iron Window and Door Frames aud = airs required
for the building for the United States Bureau OF En-
gray ny and Printing Washington. d. G., IN accord
anco with drawings and speciiicatonsc OF which
and any additional Information may be had on appll-
cation at this Office or tie office of the SuperInten-
dent JAS q. HILL,
son SmnerYislnR ArChiteCt.
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NATIONAL LAW $
ART SCHOOL

MRS. s. r.. FULLER PR1NcTpAL,
Opens Tor It's Tenth Annual session SEPTEM Der
To- See circulars Mt book and art stores call ut the
rooms, 1918 street, oppositc Franklin SQUARE. i'm
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MISSISSIPPI MILITARY INSTITUTE.
PASS CHRISTIAN. MINE..

SESSION BEGINs OCTOBER ~, 1870
. Location-On Gulf Of Mexico; healthul and de-
ightu especially In winter climate equal to that OF
A NATIONAL SCHOOL. supplied with officers
and arms by the General Government
Special rates on railroads guaranteed for cadets.
SEQ 6tr IL. IL MURFEE, supt,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-17

". HANDY, Auetioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON FAST SIDE OF IENrH
STREET, kl.TWEEN AND STREETS
NORIlIWlSr
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Briefs and Law Printing
A SPECIALITY

IT THE REPUBLIC1N OFFICE,
DOsTERS. STREAMERS, PROGRAMMES, AND
i MI kinds Of Theatrical Printing, AT tho
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOMS,
lJO5 H. street northwest.
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hOT"E'g3 Any.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
IA FORTUNE TENTH GRAND DISTRI-
BUTTON, CLASS X. AT NEW ORLEANS TUES
ING,
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Business College,
COR. SEVENTH IND L SITS. ". ".

IVII' oI|F T@-V III nv u II IIF'' W 10
Gives education for real life to and daughters
The course comprises PenmRuShp, Spelling, COmpO-
sitlon, Correspondence, Business Arithmetic, Single
and Double Entry Bookkeeping, Business Practice,
Political Economy. Commercial Law and Lectures.
Day and evening sessions Open tor reception Of stu
dents last Monday In August and thereafter For par
tlculars visit the College address
au6 II. q. SPENCER, Principal.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE

NXTAVERLEY SEMINARY. opening SEPrEM-
w BIER Is Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies', No. lil2 II st., Washington d. c. Circulars
Mt the book and drug stores. Miss LlPSCOMD Prlgci.
pal. seI-im
NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL
IN for Children from three to ten years of Rge,
Re opens SEP1EMBERs. Gail for circular at Kin
dergarten Hall, 90 Eighth street Tho Kindergarten
Normal Institute for the training OF Teachers fifth
year, eight months course, begins OCTOBER 10. A
course of lectures explaining The uses and merits of
the X c. system will be given to Young Ladies' In
stitutes IL desired. For particulars apply TO Mrs.
LOUISE POLLOCK, X g. Hall. or Miss SUSIE POL.
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TRAVELLERS GUsDF.
pALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Double Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to the
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
10000 TICKETS Al TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF TICKETS oNE DOLLAR

l1lt lElAFHt FllN
Responsible corresponding agents wanted al all
prumiI ent points, to wnom = liberal compensation
VIII De paid,
Application for rates TO clubs should only DO made
to tho home olhca ia New Orleans.
Write clearly siayng rll addr1ss for further inlor-
NATION on send orders TO ,,,,,,,,
+. o, BOX 692, New orleans, louisiana
or same person NJ No 80 broadway, sew YORK,
An our Grand Extraordinary DrAWluss are undcr
The supervision and management OF GENERALS q.
4. BEAUREGAlD and JUBAL 4, EARLY.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
FOR RETIT-
A CHARMING FURNISHED HONE

A CHARMING FURNISHED HONE |
II re P9FthTsstsTn section s very ne FUR
trees in front and large and beaniii III side lot the
escePtonay G stable il the ere rear Ar WI" "
h2ve has 90 Ut
Gus large clo'ets and all necessary convenences aud
with stationary bookcases and patent Tile boxes, all
lifted up with an especial view TO cor, enience ana
pantry kitchen and Laundry on hrst hoor the second
and third stories Tour roon deep; -, .,..,..,,,,
private residence now for rent in washington Was
is going 10 Europe. TO drstcass tenant tne rent
VIII be only e2oO per month for session of congress- or
quiro Of N iUNCk,
Real Estate Agent
Office; 1905 Pennsylvania avenue. opposite
Houses FURNISHED and unfrrnishod) for rent in
every sectlnn OF lhe Guy, se.o-9s-
BLACKSMITH shop and Tools, near Riggs Mar.
'SO7 Seventh street. JOHN HAYWA az Paw
THREE Furnished Rooms. on second floor bath
A on same floor; private family references ex'
1909 esSSd 5SS h 81
FURNISHED; private family, with more rooms Than un
they wish to occupy terms moderate Inquire alter
IGOR RENT-Call and see our list Of properly for
FOR RENT-ROOMs.
DooMs nicely furnished or unsllrnished, modern
IL improvements, with or without board, at 80 llV
street northeast, near Capitol selotSt
CINGlE gentlemen, or gentleman and wife, can DO
- accomm odated with pleasant furnished rooms,
modern conveniences, private fnmlly, Mt iis Tenth
street northwest. sel0
Handsomely furnished suite OF Three Rooms
on ssGSn4 h DST Th board Ss second
| COMPTROLLER Treasury,
| I AIDES or Gentlemen wishing pleasant rooms In
private family Wh m8cen ~ NJ ca
| Tenth street northwest selO.9
| A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two single gems, to
~ occupy large south 'front.' room IN new house
| No ii3 NJ So with or without board private family;
good locality near Seventh st, Belt aud Columbia
| cars. sel3c
| S,ITTiNG-RooM and bedroom, also hall room;
| - new house with ali modern conveniences, hand
somely furnishcd ADDRESS = $. Republican Office
| LIZ ANDSoME1.Y furnished, communicating rooms
| III single or on suite, first and second floors Low
| 400 TENTH 81 w-Furnshed or nurnr.
iAO nlshed Rooms with or without board also
WANTED-nOUSES.
| A HOUSE of or rooms. northwest, with modern
"A improyemenis by prompt.paying, perma ma
Tenant sm I hm'jy no Gmi' az Address s4hs
HOUSE contain,ng0 rooms. IN good locality and
| IL modern conveniencgs prompt payment ana
excellent care gu rsnteedi references gwen AZ
tecLs Office lreasry -- SELF
FOR SALE-E7OUSES.
A FINE Double Residence; brick 20 rooms lot 5Ox
N 100 feet nearly s3O0OG will be sold for less
than half cost, or will DO rented ut u nominal sum
Apply at 1887 q ST W, seisSt
rl,HE beautiful Residence with bay window and
4 modern convenences, No 40 p st n W; lot ~ y
3j feet and twost0ry brick stables key next door. u
A VERY desirable, nearly new eleven.roon
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Phaetons, Coupes, Couplots, Laudaus and ClarcnceS
Drivers IN livery Orders for carriages, coaches ana
baggage len ut the main Office Ebh't House carriage
desk, promptly attended TO- Particular attention
given ~ boarding horses. AplG0m
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WANTED-HaOUSES.

A HOUSE of or rooms northwest. with modern
"a improvements by u promptpayins, permanent
tenant small family no children, Address stating
price and location, 55 Second ut NV. SELECT
HOUSE containing 0 rooms. IN good locality and
il Il modern convene cus; prompt payment and
excellent gu ranteed; references given Adj
dress, giving terms, &c, COmputer ROOM 81 Archi-
techs Jllficp Treasury SELF
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Pacific Mining Stocks.

SAN FRASosco, september 10, 1870.
The following are the official closing quotations Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
GIVE Us MORE OF IT.

IT, tho Editor of the Democrat:
IN your paper pf Sunday your remarks on
music Mt the theatrea strike mo as pertinents
forebIe and manly. Tho eubiect might be-
profttnbly pursued further. There Ia much 10
ohlaot ~ and Il q,tnntup4 sufifit If clap. trap,
Like youteef have never been nbe TO UNDER
stand why. whom tho poor but deserving lover
nnds occasion 10 nddress words of despairing
love to tho attractive heroine The fidiers should
lnd II necessary 10 onterWau and the horn
bowors TO howl brnaenly" But there is said to
be an etarnnl fitness In things and It seems
that the sentIment Of tho modern drama re-
quires tho mid Of tiddes and French horns, with
triangle and hnH" drum arcumpanimept. Take
those away and tho more outside tinsel. value
of dress and ilimsy gawgnWs. and there Ia 9TH
Ing left. On want rests tho burden OF the
drama to-day If 1t il not ths tho marbs-
hearted faiher otther soils or wants to sell his
daughter the heroine for money or eonye-
nIeneA, In tears and trembling che consents.
taariug tho tender PASSION into tatters. ls this
IN any sense holding the mirror up No.
! Thank Gal there is such thing In nature.
tnm - the f"w TO halieVe that womHn ts the
poor Of nun nui rnaJ stand above him In her
prnpot aEher". from which She cannot bs dis
lorleni without violnHoe ~ eiVili1 ID society.
Thor" ia nnRunh rnhuilu sentimental parental
lovN duty In tho bosom Of this average Miss
In her4tnana. II Is n slnndor TO thus represent
bGr aR n tnma iuh'eile. aud In this light there
have boon rrnsantninns enongb. L,t them
utss. Whilst II may still last let our dear
onoa on tho stagn not forget tho ehargs
10 hH phyHis; in the worry Torrent,
tompeBt md lna | may say whirwind
Of pRsalan acdu ire and hnRet II temperanee
TO glEa II Rmoothness Do not saw the air
too much. with your hnnd. thus: use all
eentv' But about muRlc: 10 return to the
Rnt Foreheshf aud tho vigorous fellows assist-
Ing him 10 max" night hiieona. what sort OF
etuT do they blow nntl scratch nfter. during ths
Hnts' Why tho mUair Of the gong and the flut6
Of RI" FsnIse is concord of sweet sounds by side
nf h"m he "nly ayanmEe 10 tha e. noise 3naa Of
~ ilUishaa With II. II seems arranged to end
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
THE FORTY-SlXTH CONGRESS-.
A Number Of Finance Bills Tabled in the
Senate The Proceedings in the House.

WAwIlNaros Doc. =, Setdfe Mr., Baynrd from
fhe Coumitieo on Finance reported haek to tho
Seune tho bill for tho intorchnnge0 0t anhsidl-
nry aiIvnr eoinn and asked ts iudatlnIte post
pounmnut 40 ordered. Also tho haunte bill
IA nnthotlza tho RenfotnrV of tho Treasury to
iaauN SO 900 900 nf nor cont honda tor paymnnt
0f thh HrTaaTR OF p"nstona. nnd Hakei tta IN.
dafnitO pOatponomrnt 10 ordered.
Tho Vice President laid heforo tho Henn'o n
communication from tho FnstmaRtar Geuornl.
transmitting leftor from the Aesistnnt Post
mnRnr GonntHl, oAling attention to tho tnsnii-
| enncy ~ III" nprr"printipn for tho inland
mail Transportation for tho present tla-
,.al yenr, and recommending that f2.ooo.pop b."
appropriated out of tho unnS pondeti balance OF
former Hppropriatlona for TINT puTpoaa during
the lust four Vanra. which have heap covered
Into iho TREASURY and hn mniloRNailnhtn to meet
thn nncnFaitiea Of rbe service. R"farr"d 10 tho
tnmmiltoa on Appropriations.
ON motion Of MIR. Dnvia. Of West Virginia.
/ tho n solution horotntpra guhmttted by him,
eulnZ IN the Hecretnry y lh" Tfeaanry Tor q
atgtatnont by States of tho amount paid out of
thp trnaaury sinne 1860 ou srma growing out
of itto atn war was Hkon up. Iending dtacus
ateu th" morning hour aSptrnd and tn" F"aolH-
ti0u wont over,
On motton et MIR Davis. If Illinois, NJ :oa tn"
Hnnnin went into i've &"Hal"n
4 WhAn the dnois wUin renunnrd. nt wv, thG
AsnHtn VIVID Iournni uHttl e. morrow
Hotfar. MIR Pound. of Wisconsin. Int F"dnee'l
| . luini resolution proposing an Hmenlm"nt 70
the eoualitutfan prnvidinE HAT after tho fourth
or Mnrch. lssss Tho rresliont md Eifa President
shnil bold tlIelr Offices for six y"ala and ehnll
he in"lgihln for more thnn ~" ttin "onsoen-
tikalY. una lA lHfiiilpAf3 81 '"h1EIttS AIlNl rs
| elected Tor threa ynGre. Hefotrnd
Tho Sponter th"n preeaeflad to call th" StatoR
| far BILLS and INfer0n"o.
| Under tho cali "f &tntes about three hundr"d
hilla woto INTRODUCED. most Of them # private
| ahatnrter Among thppo Of general public In
tareal w"r" tho following
By MI Money. Of SlIa4f4etppl- Daanrfng cor
| tain kinds If mattnr uhmalahe aud declining
| thu tluftna uf he Poptmnstar tonnr In ,uueos
tIon thnraWfth This hill wnp prepared by tho
\ law GfTlnarA ~ tho po8tof oa Department. and
omhohira tho yiaWR " TINT hnpnltunnt with
regard t,i ftip Infrnrv uueetinu
| liz NJ tt34da Of Virginia To mid tho cdurR-
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-10
WASHINGTON NO. 20.

On last Tuesday night the members ot Wash
fngton No 20 held theit annual election for
officers, with the following effect: Wash Marks,
re-elected president; J. McDaniela vice presi-
dent; Il. f. Duffy. foreman A Horn. fret assis
tant: Il. W Fountainee; second assistant Y.
Ktelfer treasurer; 9. Bauck, secretary Dele-
Duffy, 4. j. Desmond August Marx; sub-dele-
qates-P. H. Mnrphy. G. McCauley. g. NJ. DON
Last night the company, headed By fine
band celebrated their election by a parade
through TIL, different streets and selendtd
After partaking of the repast toaata were Of
fered and responded to By President Marks and
Foreman Duffy, Judge Waiter Rodge r, Judge m s
Mr.. r. G. Davey, Mr.. Drake aud others.
After supper the company again fell 70 line
aud visited the residences Of President Marks
and Foreman Duffy where they were also hos
pitably entertained. after which they dis
banded.