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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-01-18
Local Matters al ECkhart.
ECKHART. ND, Jan. IS, 1879.

ECKHART, Md, Jan. Is, 1879.
Mr.. Ed1tor In your issue of last
week appeared 4 communication sign
ed "Vox Populi,' in which the writer
assails my communication, signed
"Pro Bono PubIico,' that appeared
January Sd, and exhibits considerable
bad feelings over the subject. In re-
ply | have very little to say to this
superior defendant Of Adam, who, by
the way, IS 50 foiJunate to be one of
The stronger vessels. | wrote my
communication to your columns IN a
friendly spirit, recognizing it as
valuable way to employ my leisure
hours. But lifetime is so short and
sweet that | cannot possibly spend
any of the golden moments in quar-
relling with my neighbors, especially
through the press.
If "Vox Popuh," this critic of mine,
is one Of the advocates of greenback-
ism, then ! do not wonder at the sma i
handful of members that will repre-
sent that theory in The lorty-sixth Con
gresa. | am inclined to believe also
that their advocates are of more solid
material than "Vox Popuii's' letter
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miscellaneous Advertisements.
1lg.l} sun FOR 1879.

THE SUN will be printed every day dur
ing the year to come. It's purpose and
method will be the same rs III the past
To present all the news in readable
shape. and to tell the truth though the
heavens fail.
Tnn Sun has been, is and will continue
to be independent of everybody and every
thing save the Truth and its own conviC-
tons OF duty. That is the only policy
which an honest newspaper need have.
That - the policy which has won toT this
newspaper the confidence and friendship
OF wider constituency than was ever en-
lOyed by any other American journal.
fnn sun is the newspaper for the pcO-
pie 1t is not for the rich man against the
poor man, or for the poor man against the
rich man, but it seeks to do equal Justice
| to all interests in the community 1t is
not the organ OF any person, class, sect or
| party. here need be no mystery about
| its loves and hates. 1t is for the honest
man against the rogues every time. 1t is
| for the honest Democrat as against the dis
| honest Republican, and for the honest Re
! publican as against the dishonest Demo
| Crat. IL docs not take its cue from the ut
tcranccs of any politician or political or
| Eaniz0ijon. 1t gives It's support unrcscr-
| y ..y when men. or mCasurCSar in agree
mcnt with the Constitution and with the
| principles upon which this Republic was
bounded for the people. Whenever the
| Constitution and constitutional principles
are yiOHtcd-as in the outrageous conspi-
| raCY OF 1876, by which u man was not
elected was placed I'm the Presidents office,
| where he still rcmainsit speaks out for
| the right That is TUE SUN's idea of in
l.. l.
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
Queries.

Mr.. Editor lis not 81 per ton
loaded in the wagons at the Consoli-
dation mine, pretty fair price for
coal? May it not be that reduction
corresponding with the price paid for
mining has been overlooked by the
Superintendent? Inasmuch as other
parties are delivering Goa! for $3.50
per ton, ought not the Consolidation
enable parties that haul from their
mine to do the same. X.
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might write very strongly here,
but really we are not just now alarmed
about what we are losing, or the for
tunes Cumberland printers are max
ing out of Frostburg patronage. Be-
sides, further consideration of this
little topic, like Familiarity, breeds
contempt"
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FasOLVENT'S NOTICE.
Daniel Hopkins } ORDEHED, this 90,

Daniel IL Hopkins OE t19 Of b ,s,s sS'n
His Creditors. 1873, that Daniel Hop Hop,
kin3 give notice to his creditors, cndors-
ors, and surotics, that the second Monday
Of April, 1879, ii fixed for the said Daniel
Hopkins to appear in the Circuit Court
ct Allcgany county. to answer such III.
tcrrogatoriC5 as rs creditors, cndors rs,
and surctics may propose oralege against
hn; and that a copy OF this ord,r be in
serted in some newspaper printed in the
town of FrOstburg once week for three
successive months prior 10 the second
Monday Of April ncXt, as such notice,
Test: TlIEO. LUMAN,
Jan 4-3m Clerk.
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INSOLyE1NT'8 EOT4GBl.

Tn""n IS, 2's"n !OE4D}A Of S ,4'. 2%@
His Creditors. J 1873, that Thomas Eagan
give notice to 'is creditors, cudolscrs, and
surelc~ that the second Monday OF APRIL
1879, is the day fix for thc said Thomas
Eaern 70 apq1,r IN the 3iIaut COAT for
Allcgany County, - answer sucu inter
rogatories as his creditors, cndOrtcr} and
surctics may propose nralcgc a@n.ns, him;
and that a copy of this order be hacnv.,
in some newspaper printed in the town oi
Frostl Ug once q week Inrthrcc succcssir"
months prior 10 tine second Monday Of
April next, rs such notice
Test; JuLO. itMAN,
Dec 1-3m Clerk.
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indicates, and that they resort more
to facts and figures, or the result
would have been thai the national
legislative halls would not have been
graced with the presence Of single
one of their number.
The majority of the people of Eek
hart are walking about idle, as the
work in the mines has been stopped
about one month. The boys are en-.
joying themselves coasting, and the
road has been 50 slippery that their
little sleds Gravel 18th lightning rap
idity. What they term an eastern
two little sleighs fastened together
by a b ard about twelve feet long,
will run with great speed from Eek
hart barn to Clarysville, a distance of
one and half miles. a number of
young men enjoy themselves in this
way.
A revival meeting is in progress in
the NJ. E. Church. they have had
one convert.
AT an election of officers held in
the Eckhart Baptist Sunday School
recently, the following named gentle
men were selected to serve for the
ensuing year;
Supegantendcnt-Jeese ]. Arnold.
assistant s. pertntendcat ord Treas
"rer- Joseph Womsly.
Secrctary-William Watson.
William Simons.
A rumol is going the rounds that
Josiah Porter, jr., desires to purchas G
johnson Collins stock Of merchandise,
rent his store room and carry on the
business, but thus far Mr.. Collins has
declined any oHsrs made,
Wesley Porter and Josiah Porter
have severed the business connection
they have had in the past, and WeS-
ley Will shortly move to Frostburg.
The post office has proven to be one
OF Ecllhart's substa9tial institutions
Bad and stormy weather has not stop
ped Eckhart from receiving her daily
mail. The postmaster has discretlon-
airy power in regard to furnishing {
daily mail. His instructions are tC
furnish the mails as often as the pub.
lie interest may require. Although
the remuneration is SMALL he is gov
erned by the old adage-that what is
worth doing at all is worth doine
we'll.
The contract for tlmDerlng a portion
of the Hoffman mine has been award
ed to Thomas Barrett, ST., Of Frost
burg, and preparations Tor the l,orI
will begin tomorrow,
a slight order Of coal will be ship
ped from Hoffman tomorrow. The
coal is already loaded, standing thar,
ready for shipment.
The Arion comet band visited
Eekhart last Saturday evening auC
rendered some very fine music, foI
which we return thanks. They play
ed at the residor % of VIVA. MoNil
Ian, George Williamson, ST, Frod
OrtIer and Joseph B. Thomas.
The E2khart Mutual Improvement
Society, organized February LIST, 1873
is in Aourishing condition, and i
destined to be power for good.
Mr.. Editor, ples-o accept the abov,
items as the present status of our vii
lase. EoKuARr.
a--.u. sn-s~~
HE total business from the Clear
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WITH regard to the queries pro-
pounded by tx, we are informed that
customers of the Consolidation mine
enjoy large advantage where others
do not in the excess of amount given
for ton. 1t is said by those who
handle the coal that this more than
ovsrbalanees any difference in price
that exists.
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The total business from the Clear
field region for the year 1873 was
1898, 20l tons, as against 1874 1921
toas in the previous year, a decrease
of 1926 tons.
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7 NTESUR.AA. III >.j.:ss .
III ANlNG made very satisfactory ar
IA rangomcntstorep rcscntthe following
Insurance Companies.

AT Erostburg, would be much pleased TO
renew the business acquaintance of my old
patrons, JOHN HITCu1N5.
London Assurance Corpora
ton, Established 1720J
capital. ..................$l 900, 000.10
Lycoming of Pennsylvania,
capital, Observation-Disclosures. 1888, 9I,.3l
Hrc Association Of Philalcl-
phia, capital .......... 40O0,oO0.o0
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Company, capital. ..... 1,8O0,O0O00
Total......., $3G,33s5 .97..1E
Ju'Y2i
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$liaurc dmoricaa and JnUINAL will
be furnished tor S. 80, Apply at
JOURNAL OFFICE,
nov - Iroa,burr, MI.
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J. n. ODER, EDITOR.

FROSTBURG, MD, JAN. 1s, 1870.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
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MJNN h co., 81 Park Row, N. Y.
Branch Office Corner r ana 1tu streets,
Washington, d. @.
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southern red u tiat 49, do amber, u i7Di Ia No
Pennsylvania red, 81 i5H@ii 10; No Western winter
red spot and March, 81 1901 1917 April q 1901 1875;
May u 1901 i34.
Corn-southern steady. Western a shade Hrmer.
Southern white 52c do yellow, f3d BIC, Western
mixed, spot and March. i366gBHc; April, t3f@I3lc;
May, f3EODiic; steamer 3gIC639llc.
Oats f'irly active and higher. Southern, Sj@36c
mia, 35603Gc,
Rye steady at 5G6Q5Sc.
si2.
Provisions easier. Mess pork, 80 75@lO75. Bulk
meats-l,Oose shoulders, SIC; Ciearrlb Sides &c
packed, &c aud Be. Baconshoulders, old SIC clear
rb sides, new, &C. Hams adlOc. Lard. refined tierces
7i3c Butter steady primo to choice Western s6D2Oc;
roll i56piGc, Eggs active and hgher fresh isc.
Petroleum dull and nominal. Crude, 1IG5ACi re.
fined 0sC
Coffee firm. Rio cargoes, iOli9ijc.
Sugar quiet. "A son. Ba6BSgsc
whisky dull at 81 "a.
Frelghts to Liverpool per steam steady Cotton, I'D
Hour, Is Cd grain. I'D
Recelpts-FlOuT, fl0U bbls wheat 49, 900 bu; corn
1860 bu oats, 1900 u.
Shlpments-Wheat. 200 bui corn, 1880 bu,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

New YORK. March 20. 1879.
Money was In very active demand at iCg7 closing at
the outside ngure.
Foreign exchange unsettled At 1860 is6A for long
and 1851 a $50 for demand.
Government bonds were hrmer.
State bonds were dull
Railroad bonds fairly active. Tho following
ere the changes, compared with the last sales An
dvance of per cent IN Denver and Rio Grande irsts
u in Kansas Pacific rs Denver division, with coupon
cerIhcates) aud jersey Central hrss consois assened
q In Jersey Central convertible assented and a in do
Western seconds lex coupon) per cent In e c &C
frsts u in Canada Southern frss guaranteed. u In
Chesapeake and Ohio rsts (seres B) and Central Pa.
cihc sts California and Oregon branch), "a In st
Paul sinking funds and Missouri, Kansas and Texas
consols asscnied. and In Union Pacific nrsts aud st
Louis and Iron Mountain rsts Harlem frsts US
coupons) sold ut III ana Central Pacific gold bonds
10S&.
The stock market opened generally firm and I'm the
early dealings firm tone characterized the Specula.
ton, prices advancing 'aqi per cent Toward noon
better feeling prevailed and advance OF S005s per
cent was cslnbl shed, Northwest leading the upWnId
movement. Erie declined early In the day to 23A on
rumorA that the company intended to issue n new
Jewett the stock recovered. Western Union was
strong throughout and advanced per cent on tile
day. In the final dealings there WAS reaction of al
70 per cent from the highest point Investment shares
shares, OF which 1000 were Erie 5000 Lake shore
1900 were Wabash 80 900 900 were Isl
Paul 5000 were Delaware, Lackav anna and Western,
5000 were New Jersey Central 5000 We're Michigan
Central lilEO were Western Unlon and 1000 were ST
Louis aud san Francisco.
Tic following were the closing prices;
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Supreme Court of the Disrict.-Mr. George A..
Wright applied for admission to the bar referred
to the examining committee. In ro Humphrey,
bankrupt referred to register TO take testimony.
Wood Il Co. vs. q. and 4. Asphalt Paving Company /;
on argument
Circuit Court-Chief.Justic Cnrltcr.-Oliver vs..
Cameron trial in progress reported elsewhcre(
ASSIGNMENTS ron TODAY.
Supreme Court of the Dlstrlct.--No. Ill, Wood d
Co. VS.. G. and Il. Asphalt Pavement Company :;
No l5i, Lehman vs.. Pullman Car Company; No.
159 Mary O'Bricn, habens corpus No. 100 Mcrrick
ct al. VS.. Giddings No. 81 Roby VS.. Price No. a.
Ivey VS.. Sherman No. So Murphy VS.. Hewitt No.
so, in re II. i. Harvey. bankrupt; No 3d. IN re es.
tate Robert Below No. ~ in re estate Hannah
Bargy; No. so, United States vs. Brooks No. los,
United States eX rel. Davis vs. Rhecs No. 100,
Goodyear d. V. Company VS.. Brightwcll
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court o, the United states.

THURSDAY, March 20, 1870. =
On motion of Mr. Frank W. Iackett John II.
Cole, esq, Of New York city, was admitted to proc-
tlCe.
No. O79 The Central Pacific Railroad Company
ct al, appellants, VS.. Albert Gallntin, No 1888.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company, appellants,
VS.. The United States Argument continued by
Mr.. j. NJ Wilson for Union Pacific Railroad Com.
pany, by Mr. AttorneyGeneral Devens for the
United States, and By Mr.. Benjamin ii. Hill for the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at twelve o'clock,
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GEORG ETOUN NEWS.


The Georgetown lfDashnw0y Club held a very
the new market house, last night The choir
which was larger than usual, under the direction
of Mr. Cumberland, rendered excellent music
while Mrs. Mexican presided at the melodcon. Adj
dresses were made by Watkins Addison Thomas
Miller, George Litchileld, Richard Thompson, Jert
Williams the orator, Samuel Jones, Washington
liilery and Patrick Scidmorc.
The funeral OF Mr.. Edward T.. GLIB t, n highly re
spocted resident of Georgetown, Z * place from
tho residence of his brother, Mr.. / +. Gilbert NO
l05 West street yesterday afternoon ut two o'clock
and Twas largely attended. The funeral services
wercsConductcu by the Rev. Dr. Howe of the West
Street '(Presbyteran) Church The pall-bearers
were Messrs.iR. A. z. Denham Arthur Cropey, II
f. Smith, L. d. Hartley, and Joseph G. Waters. AT
ter the services ut the house the remains were con
veyed to Oak Hill Cemetery, where they were i'll
tered
John MOnepcnny and James MOnepenny, New
York: Walter Wilson, Pennsylvania James Queen
New York, are among the guests at the West Enc
Hotel.
4
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NEW S-pbLH y III iitp hItr AVN poo
1flN fY pDhSs iiti,t ~; - ~ p,
Baltimore oniv Stons ot Sbiygiiey's IanrcI' an
n"nniis frNn,y,, SiOPs ny 'npey ., '+'ul, I'll.
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Stroahrrr nimnpos anu why Wq ~,
RnioW S'b' "'"o"eS'c'' husei''0"n' "'" why '"'
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van ~ - VI. "a ~ bj -: - Nyt,
~ chnSier Woaersn,,,r anh Hyas;; sIotfnns ~ "'
s.9OoNLSv War BIZ III ii tx a MI pfTf nDsToN
WV MI n - ~ ~ y ii5 NO 60 a. "a
Nav Yort md phiIo Sfons nv nnonoiIS
innctinu "'u ii''"ue'P"'"' 'topS At H"""PO''7
s,95 tGT npIfta roTrrSNrrrrr CuTrAGp r,O-
ITpifS IHIyi IA III ~ IfS EncJ
aTicis uo,ars,o,'n oni y,'iia,. nronc% oYrSu,
TIrn,,t u.u any ~
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20 oi.clnhali unlly' GRAFTON 10 sAhuusAy dhily'
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y-SlXTH CONGRESS-.
ress Done by Either Of the
Houses.

Adlourns TO Caucus on Offices
liners not Satisfied with the
lights Ycllow-Fever Bill
Ohio Mud-Slingcrs--Pro-
sod Inquiry Into the
Supervisory Law.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-21

BALTIMORE, March 20, 1870.
Cotton firm. Middllng. OySc,
Flour steady. HOward-street aud Western superRne,
e. 5Oi do extra, a 2jGI7 rs; do family t56 so; Cty
Mills superino 90 5OGii do extra, g. 25qi7ji do Rio
brands 50 1896; Palapsco family, EG75.
Whsat-southern steady. Western dull and lower
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RY ], I. CoLDwELL, Auctionccr.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT HILLSDALE, ID. G.
BY virtue Of n trust TO Daniel l.. Eaton ana myself
dated June s. 1877 and duly recorded in Llbcr No So,
folio 100 one OF the land records for the District OF Co
umbia and at the request OF the party secured there
BY l, as surviving trustee, will sell at public auction,
1879 at l:30 o'clock D. M, lot No. ~ section No OF
the Barry Farm subdivision, according to tho plat OF
subdivision filed by the trustees OF Barry Farm found
in the office of the surveyor OF Washington County,
District OF Columbia
Terms OF sale; $3.50 and expenses of sale In cash
the balance IN six t) months for which the notes of
the purchaser bearing date rom the day of sale, and
secured by deed Of trust the properly sold shalt
be taken. \ deposit OF so Will hc required Of the
purchaser nj the time of snlc and all CDuveypnCng
viii be at the cost OF the purchaser. The trustee
serves the right TO resell he property nj the rs aud
cost OF the de.uultug purchaser II the terms OF the
sale are not compiled with within seven az days
atter the day OfSnlc. GEO. w. STICkNEN,
Surviving Trustee
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SENATE.

THURSDAY, March 20. 1879.
W the Chaplain, and tho reading of
'e Secretary, Mr.. Wallace moved
low adjourn. lie withdrew the
N'of Mr.. Anthony, who moved
Nt adjourn, II be TO Monday.
y and the Senate then od.
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r II. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioncer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO-sTORY FRANZ.
DWELl.LNN nOLSE. No. AB TENIH SrKEEr
r II. WARNER, Auctloncer.

lie
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWo.sToRY BRICK
DWELLING, BENZ NO. l2g2 TWENTY FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST, AND VALUABLE UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING.
BY virtue Of deed of trust to us, dated December
20, A. D. 1871, recorded in Liber No. STi, folio 30s,
Of the land records for Washington County. in the
secured thereby we Will sell nt public auction, In
front Of the prPmis s. No &22 Twenty. street on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th Of March. 1879, at o'clock
p M. all those certain pieces, parcels. or lots OF
ground situate. lying, and being In said Washington
city. District OF Columbia, and known ana designated
as parts of lots sixteen (lj) aud seventeen 40, in
square numbered seventy (10). beginning for the
pnt OF lot III Ut the northeast corner of said lot aud
running thence west with the south line OF North
street 81 feet inches; thence south so feet thence
west 10 feet thence south 30 teet thence east 10 feet
thence north 20 feet thence east IL feet inches and
thence north 20 feet thence east Il feet inches and
ginning for the part of lot Il at point in the west
line OF Twenty first street 20 feet south OF the north
east Ufsad lot and square, and running thence
west 0J feet to the east line of lot 10 thence south 20
feet thence east 100 feet TO Tweny-Tst street. aud
thence north 80 feet to the place of beginning, to.
gether with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale; ne.fOurth cash, and the balance
payable In six, twelve and eighteen months with In
tcrest at the rate OF per cent per annum (the de-
ierred payments 10 be secured by deed of trust on
tho property Sold, or all cash, ut the option
of the purchaser. siOO deposit required ut time
of sale, the terms OF which must be complied with
within seven days, or we reserve the right to rpscll
the property at the cost and risk OF the deiauung
purchaser.
TIEO. +. GATCHEI. ,,,,,,,oog
mChl1ds W. O. DUNALL, ii"''ecs
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Try GEORGE W. sTIcKNEY, Auctionecr.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE SEVENTH STREET
ROAD, IN THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY SUB.
DIVISION.
by virtue of decd of trust dated January - 1872
ana duly recorded IN ber No. OI3 folio 2G of tho
land records Tor Washington County, District Ot Co.
limbia and under a decree of the supreme court OF
the District of Columbia, passed on the 9th day oil
March, y. D. 1872 IN equity cause NO. Gu'. between
J0hn A. J IrcSwell ct AL vs.. David a. Stlnker at a,
Will at the request Ofhe party secured thereby sell
at public auction in front of tile premises, on NOM
DAY, March ~. 1870 at 1870 O'Clock p M, the fol'
lowing described lot or parcel OF land Situated in the
District Of Columbia, north of the city Of Washing.
ton, and east OF seventh sire at road Rocky lie
urnpikcIroad: Being the south half of lot No. II, in
block No. seven %, having front oftwenyfvc feet
on seventh street road, In the Howard University
subdivision of the farm of John A. Smith, known as
Ellingham Place,
Terms; one. third in cash balance In six and twelve
months with interest ut per cent per annum from
the day OF sale to be secured by deed trust the
property sold: or the purchaser may pay all In cash
deposit OF 500 Will be required of the purchaser OF
the time OF sale All cOnveyaHcng will he at the cost
of the purchaser. II terms are not compiled with in
days the trustee the right resell the
property at tie risk and cost OF deiauting purchaser
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
mchl2-eOdSds 90 Eighth sire ct northwest,
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Georgetown Commercial News.

dTsUHWsTVWNl NINIIN 20, IHIU
DRAIN MARKET
In the absence orreoeips OF grain of all descriptions
there were no offerings on the market to-day and the
market may DO continued to be quoted ut nominal
nrInnA.
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PPOPOSAi9.
DROposALs FOR BRICKS, CEMENT, LINE
or me PATENrOFFIOE RuILDLNG.

OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
WAsHISGTOS, March H. 1872
Proposals viii lie received ut room No. -, tOrCOran
building, until II m. the eth of March, lS7D for fur
nishing building materials as above stated. The spcCl.
ilCatOus may be obtained on application to
ADOLF CLUSS,
mChlS cost fStar Engineer aud Architect.
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COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.
WASHINGTON, March 20.

ARRIVED,
Stepheuson's wnRrf-Schooner MountVernon -
Cone River with wood to 3 stephenson Bros
Rlleys wharves-Steamer Mary q. Spedden. Nor.
folk with In mber for Wilett q Libbey aud Wheatley
Brosi schooner Golden Rule pruitt, Chesapeake BAY
with oysters TO market
CLEARED.
Rlloy's whnTyes-SChOOners Col den Rule pruItt,
Mary Parks, Chesser; w Stuart, -; Eva, smith
and VIM Mcguire. johnson, all bound down, Light