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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-29
GENERAL NEWS.

The Sheriff of Granville rep p3rts GAG
| insolventS.
| A negro has been committed to Lin.
coin all for rape.
Corn sold at fifty-six cents by the
| cargo at Newbern, last week.
A. J. Wright, Of Granville. sold 7sS
pounds Of tobacco for $3O7.49
The negro Ed. Foy, convicted of
| RAPE II Carteret county, has been re-
sentenced to be hanged the goth of
June next.
Here are some recent sales of Gram
vile tobacco so. so. 372. s15, SG7, SIT.
80, SO, SS3, $S1, sos. 500, S67, $50 80.
S105. S1l.o0, Ss5, $50, S9S. That will
do foI one DAY, The sales were made
at Henderson, in the same county.
Wilmington Reoiew: Thrty-seven
bal Of pine tops. labelled as pine
straw. wnere shipped hence to New
York on the steamship Banefactor.
Il IS the second shipment of the kind
made from this port, the first having
been made two weeks ago. The tops
are used for various purposes, princi-
stock, and an oil of considerable med
ical virtue is distilled from them.
r ckingham Spirit: On Friday last.
we learn Case Mclean, colored, shot
and killed Peter Elliott, colored. at
McDusald's still, on Drowning creek,
in Cumberland county. 1t seems that
Peer was wanting to borrow some
money from Case and being refused,
II ocVn
with an axe when Case fred on him
with his pistol and settled him for
good. Case was taken to Fayet evile,
had a hearing before a magistrate and
was acquitted.
A GOOD Word FOR THE F. & NJ
We are pleased to note that the Grand
Master and Secretary of the State
Grange have made the Farmer and He-
chdnlc their organ of communication.
We have always felt that the organ Of
the State Grange should be located in
Raleigh, and we know of no man VINO
is better qualified to run the editorial
part of an agricultural than Capt. Shot
we'll. He Is one of the most enter
tanning, instructive, and spicy writer's
in the newspaper field, and is making,
nee be has acquired the full control
OF the journal, the FuTHtST ana ne
chdaic one Of the best agricultural
sheets. as well as the most entertaining
literary newspaper in the State.-Con-
cord Register.
Mrs. Spencer writes to the Obser-
GER We hope that an unusually large
gathering of the friends of Chapel Hull
will reward this unusual effort for their
The address of Solci~
tor General Phillips, and Judge Thur
man, and the Baccalaureate Sermon
by SO renowned a pulpit orator as DR..
Hege, certainly offer an intellectual
treat of very high order. Mr.. Phillips
c ass mates ought to make an
effurt to be here and shake
hands, as Alumni who love each
1ther should. DIR. r. Il. Haywood,
md judge billiard, Judge CLARK, Mont
ord McGehee, K. r. Bridge John s.
)ancy, f. Dancy, David Coleman, Jas.
,. Taylor. / don't profess TO Iemem-
er the half of tnem-but DR.. Phillips
an call the roll of the class as If he
ad heard it only yesterday.
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lHE FARMER AND MECHANIC. We
are pleased to note the great improve,
ment IN the Raleigh FARMER AND Me-
CHANIc since it passed into the hands
OF Messrs. Shotwell & Dowd. 1t is one
of the very best agricultural journals
II the South, and deserves the support
OF every ia:m / il the State -NcsCtoa
Enterprise.
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C.-7-,.
I'LL Thanks to men Jo'' ''' . : :
g as 4i -te5V''eS - '-'
II STEADY practicin@ Tor TIE amateur
ri afore performance IN tbs city.
ID a.ls number OIL our young ssoI'i0
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to Californa
-Cov- Jarvis has respitel ror three
weeks Robt. Jon 5 colared, who = as
to ha,e been hung - Tarboro on tie
25th inst.
-Our oil friend ani foreman, Cap.
Jas. II. Pool. has taken tho Ocean
View" Hotel at Beaufort. and we feel
sure viii keep good hous,.
The CUizsn says the fine apples Of j.
=. Neill, OF Yaneey, r.aliiy s,ld for
s. a bushel even IN Ashevilla. Dir.
Neil raised much Of the superb fruit
exhibited by Capt. Matt Atkinson.
MIR. Frank Brown, Of Salisbury,
was to be one OF the Marshals at the
Charlotte Centennial, bur having taken
double dose Of morphine by mistake
came near to seeing the other sile Of
the cur tain.
The eWilmingtonians Ok Sp a',ers
Robinson ana Moring to view the Ma
vsssa Guano Wot Ks. Also carried
- -, -, -. ....,,. m
-. ILL.
urging hia 20 jine," but he coul mt
leave Raleigh foc certain reasons.
+ors'.f,l,o W : - > : ! +ho -
<,o,,+ ,,,oa+;,,.. t,.+ -, ,,ilas III t,oo;-
,ze.+ ~ tho ,u,,a7 w. raa.Iv e,r +l,o
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,ossan,.,.s ,vitr.;, > 49,, n,1as IL
Astov;lra IN, +ho last da,- of mi
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last, II there heahy louhdAtloh Tor Tue
'heofF oi Iei'i"'l'lSe justice ny ii@9
oeeh ihtde 10 f'ai ~ II ," great io.'d
u cfi'Ae ah" wrong az" - St. -
whole le mas he''n ehsa@ed III p"i''-
iS up i'I9 la95 iS'o ~ Na''i 0H9ss' ~
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- The Messenger says - he rev
lweilIng Of Mr.. w. w. Freeman VIII
De among the hanasomest in q pl5s-
loro. Messrs. Vel have alsD ur
,ew DIV .ingS in the construction .
The wall, of VIM. Bonitz new rcst2u- |
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50 s-17>~

MARRIED, In Tarbo,9, May 18Th.
by Rev. Or Cheshi E, Maj. Henry *.
Nash and Miss Carrie Nortleet At
the residence Of VIM. E. Spruin Esq,
May 18th, Edward 2. Hymn, and Miss
Bette, daughter Of the late 5 Il Sprui.l
AT the residence Of J. s. Grant,
lie II Garysbu e, L. 4. Farin holt and
Miss Fannie, daughter Of the late Ed
ward oningland ...... In Christ Church,
Raleigh, at s A. NJ. on Thursday, By
Rev. Dr. Marshall, Mr. Leroy 6. Bag
ley and Miss Minnie IL Haywood......
In Robson, May 18th, Mr.. +. 4. Pate
ard Miss Marion Savage. =. AT the
residence of the brides father, on Mon
day night, by Rev. Mr.. Black, Mr.. Ell.
A. Deal, form erly foreman Of the Raj
eigh Neacs Job Office and Miss Rebecca
CoIrell, an estimable young lady Of this
city. The young pair returned to
Chariot e yesterday.
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reach rs OF Wednesday, thursday or
Friday, too late for tie oid week, and
too ealiy fys Tie new,-a4d w8 regret
it,
Tho Richmond .Slole says ,'the
Catholic Bishops of the Baltimore
diocese viii meet il Baltimore On the
/ 28tn lost 10 select three aamcs to be
forward TO tie Pope one Of whom
Ills Holiness wll sell for Bishop Of
| Nor j Carolina We learn that two
priests now officiating in the state viii
he named before the consistory. and
there il reason to believe tho new
Bishop y II resid. 1t Raleigh.
Speakers Ro5fuson and 3leriag,
with Hon. ~. L. Dortch, Judge Avery,
q a., took a trip down the NoWbern
road lass week (having SPECIAL car
tenderej then } after wa;cll they pass
q .lovn the Wilmington road. asd
will visit the seaside at Smitivjl.s,
We loavn 'sAlI roads lead t. g." was
an old-time sey;ag; and whether to
Rome or Ralsigh, tire remark will be
not 50 far out of It.
Tho Auroro says . large crowd Of
farmers participated il the basket pic
mic, IN the court house square, at
Sh, 10y. After dinner the audi nee
assembled il tho court house ! here
ft,l D17I- .-..- ;-,t,.~l,,,,j - T1.,.,,, e,.>
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USEFUL BOoK,-We are indebted 10
Bro. }. ). Tomlinson, of the Hickory
Press, for copy of his Assembly
Sketch Book, which contains a va
rlety of Information often needed in
the printing office and in every pub.
lie mans library.
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VOL IV.-NO.7 Z

DIED.-ln Tarboro, May lst, Eddie
X. infant son of George and Anna
Howard In Greensboro. Nav s,h
Miss Polly Judkins, aged so. In
Halifax, May 10th, Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Johns on, aged S2......Near Asheville.
on Tuesday. Gilbert B. Tennent, aged
10. In Raleigh, Saturday night, Rev.
Jas. Hobby, of the christian Church.
aged 81. Il Raleigh, Saturday night.
W. Il. Pepper, aged 6l. Near Poplar
Tent, very suddenly. Mr.. Samuel
Johnston, an old and respected citizen.
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Greensboro and Sail bury vote on
Prohibi ion. on the 9TH of June.
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1879
1879
GREAT

,r, r,,,, ,PENNySYLX;AMIA RoUTE,
TO TIE bo NpEFne Sdk STEEP AFR SfHEwhsr
SPLENDID SCENERY Inn NNAAeNiFicENr Eao'f'
TRAINS LEAVE S w&s Ash rom ron Depot. COR
-, ner Of sixth and streets. as follows: ,,.. ,.,
Psbnrs 10 e cpenSa ST. aq LOUIS aud CHI chcaSo
Sfy TB f FSRGS fa5 Il ShisS89
For Canandalgla. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
aGd the North al coo e M daily, EXCEPT sunday s
70 Genandalgua, For WIllamsport Lock Haven
and Watkins, at 1850 q. m. daily, except sunday
with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
pnilman Paror Cars. 900 a. IN. daily. except
For Brooklyn, New YORK all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boa,s or "Brooklyn Annex
alordinS direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
Fol-, fhlladelphia. ss5 n m daily. esecg. sunday
a. m. daily, excep, sunday N''''' ''''
For Baltimore. 800 $50 s.35 $3.50 m ana 40 D.
daily, except Sunday; 1890 a M. iSo $40. 7io.
For Popes Creek Line. $40 a. m. and 40 m. daily
For Annapolis. $40 a. NJ and 40 p m daily. except
ALEXAN DRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 9, TI5. g. 10 II IN, and Ii5 g. t2o
20 Z ana IiSo p. H. On sunday. M 40
For Richmond and the South. $50 n. NJ daily and
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington o. 7is. 8
nm g TO- u a NJ, and |, O. 40 b,s !, and ~ p, m
on SUNDAY al sand 10 a. m and 8p IN.
Tickets. information sleeping and parlor-car
comnoda.iOns can be procured at the onices-north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsyl vanla
wanna avenue, and al the depot where orders he
len for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
- b. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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BALTIMORE. June 10, 1879
Cotton easy. hrddling nomlnaly f2'sc.
Flour easier, hut without quoahle change. How
hrdsreet ana western superhne 81 % 3 rs: do extra
~ 25e5; do family. s. i2d575 city Mills superanc 4, ~
@ii do extra ~ 25a5 do iio brands o. Is Palarsco
family, :GTj.
Wheat-Southern: Nostock and no arrivals West.
erh lower. hut active at the decline. Southern rcd
" l5gl II; do amber 81 20; No Pennsylvania red.
81 lbsi No2 Western winter red. spot, 81 AZ; June
81 lS% bid July, 81 O9 bid; August 81 o. bid septem-
Der, a O6b bid
Corn-Southern frmer and steady. Western a
shade easier. Southern white. SIC; do yellow t1c;
Western mixed, spOi i3hc; June 43LC: July d3r.tA
dc; August 4isc bd September, 1910 bid.
OATS qunt and barely steady. southern 4Oe6Ilc;
western WHITE iOc; DO mixed. 31!sGy3tlc; Fennsyt
Rye dull Good to urine tO(lGIc
Hay firm for timothy. Maryland and Pennsy vRnIa
prime to choice, si2Gri3.
Provisions quiet AMI steady. Mess pork 40 - for
new Bulk meats lOose shoulders ia4y,c: clear rib
sides, 56p5l6c; packed it4c aud SIC Bacon-ShouI-
ders i4c; cear-rh sides DC Hams TO- ,6riIor Lard
refined. IN iierces, &C. Butter quiet and about steady
choice Western! loGisc. Eggs quiet Mt iic.
. Pe,reoiehm-N0''ibs dung ,TlIue. g. rominai re-
Conee steady and firm. Rio curgoes Il4@I44c
sugar steady, A son, SaS4c.
whisky nrm at 81 OG aGl o. with u Hight stock
Iteghts 10 Liverpool per steam very quiet CotLon
3-iGd; flour, 81 grain vi offered, 4 I'D asked.
Heceipta-Flour, S16l bbls wheat, l9,i bu corn.
l0,sOO 6u; oats, 1900 In.
shipmens-Wheat. 3! 900 buI corn, 25S 100 hu
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GEORG ETOIIN NEWS.


Endowment Rank. No $50. x of r.: held their
regular semi'weekly meeting last night at their
hall. A full attendance was present.
Some divers from Washington piled their voCa-
tiOn yesterday afternoon in the vicinity OF Ana.
lostan Island and succeeded in fishing mp an old
anchor bvalucd at $500. which had been lost by
some vessel probably over yearago,
The sudden illness OF pr. shekell las, Monday
night will no doubt be n surprise to most of his
numerous friends. The doctor was seriously taken
with complaint similar to cholera morbus and
Ills many admirers will, however, be glad 10 learn
that this trouble departed almost as rapidly as it
came.
The members Of the Potomac Boat Club held a
special meeting last evening IN the pafors OF the
West Eud Hotel for the purpose of taking immo.
diRrc action upon certain measures. A full attend
anCe Of the club was noted, and the business under
consideration atisuCtorllytransacted. Among the
several decisions arrived at was the rendering of a
benefit 10 Mr.. Pugh In the latter part of this month
Many OF The best amateur talent of the District will
participate in the exercises The ever.pOpular OPP
era of "PInaforc" will be presented by the alOTe.
said ment assisted by the personntion of the gal.
liant tars by the members Of Tie club Altogether
the entertainment viii afford many interesting
features, and Will be well worth attendance
The matter ,f,eiEardting the recent chat;
baltimore was also brought before the
meeting aud disposed Of rs follows A commit
tee was appointed to further consider The subject
hut II is generally understood among the members
that the acceptance Of the challenge will be with
dInwu. the reasons therefor being very jusliAablc
on the part of the home club, II appears that
l!Iluondelles ut lirst agreed TO the conditions of
the PotumuCs namely That return race should
he Iowed on the Potomac River some time within
the present yeut. lnusmuch rs the Baltimore club
have had theI crew IN training over four weeks
while the PotOnlacs have had hardly half that
time, II would seem but TAR that our boys should
he given chance TO regain their laurels In case
they should DO lost on the acceptance OF the Chul
lcngc. LHitOndelles sent late CummuniCa.
ton stating that because OF the business relations
of their members u return race could not be
guaranteed Therefore It IS most probable that their
challenge wall not be accepted
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MA TIERS.


Nav YoRK June 49, 1879.
Money was easy to-day at 500 per cent, closing a.
rSj,.
Foreign exchange quiet ut SIX i57js for Ions
and k9i0ni'o,s fordemnnd
Government bonds we're steady.
SLATE bonds were dun, except Louisiana conaoIs
which were active and high r.
railroad bonds were active but ir eru. r Fri .
new seconds consolidated declined TO Tis.m, 81
sto 121 North Missouri hrsts TO 49, Kansas Pacific
tD"hver Division trust receiptsJ asserted to ioi L..
hgh and Wikcsbnrre consolidated assentcd TO 49, Me-
tropoltan Elevated frsts to lOsi and Ohio aud Mis-
Sisipp seconds 10 p34 Cg3iE Canada Southern fifsts
advanced os6 st Pun hrsts q and u extension to
1919, Cedar Falls AMI Minneapolis nrsls to 10i Kan
sasand Texas iirt to 67i. Southern Pacific first, to
IW Rome, Whteriown and Ogdcnsburg hrsts to 81
an Nashville, Chattanooga aud ~ Louis irss to in5
re 'tok market was Hiriy active. In the early
ItunBs ne speculation was weak In tone and prices
uecilhtd 'AWl per cent: but toward noon n irnrr
icI ~ prevented aud partial reCuy ry eusued Dur
ils we teilo0n, however, the market again became
htHVy hnd decline Of Aettt was established lie
.oll SOCKS st Paul and Mich gm entral being most
prominent IN the downward mOvenit Mt In the lnm
IhnsicllonH under some good n rchtses there W sR
tecovery OF A1lA and the market closed firm II,
irhnSictluns aggregated $4,000 shares OF winch OS
We're ERIE, 1901 were Lake shore 2s.Ui were North
iAckhWhnHh ana western, 1900 were New IL rsey
Western Union. WV ~
The following were III, closing nuotatI,ns.
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bridge VS. Hall OF al; No. 822. Courtney vs.. Price;
No.313, Cottrell Bros. VS. limirck No. 32I lotrell
Ssmoot; No. 2t2, Fifh Baptist Church vs. baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company; No. 2l3, Homilter
vs.. Inland &C. Coasting Company No.2di. IIowisOn
VS.. Brown; No. 267 DO Wandoenr vs. Ferguson.
Equity Court--JustiCe MucArthur.-No %, Welsh
vs.. Murphy; No. %, Riddle VS.. Wright No. 30, ilol
land vs.. Holland; No. ~, Truesdnil VS.. Wise; No.
SO, Mcdonald VS.. Barlow. No. 81, Van pntten VS..
Palmer No. IS, Smith VS.. Duudore No. Gj, John.
son VS.. Hill No o. Fitzhngh VS. Gaskins.
Criminal Cour-Iustice Hagner Martha Rnper
assault with intent TO kill George r. Kline alias
Timothy Common, larceny: George MCCaulcy, lar.
ceny: jackson Williams, Frank Lewis. and Squire
GrcaSOn, burglary and larceny. william Parker
and John Paine burglary aud larceny,
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- TO take effect
suNDAY, MAY IS, 1879. AT $40 A, NJ.

An. Leave WASHINGTON.
5O51,rtNEM YORK, PHlLADELpHIA, AND Bos.
p pIi,, a E1PhhsS Elltco,t Guy On sundays to
nnpo,is Junction, JesSnps, lini!over, Elk Ridge,
baltimore. Annapolis and Way G'edment'
stras6urg, Winchester. Hasersion Frederick,
seo"thHETfiMSoohtGS' f Ky D LAUREL EXPRESS
SiO-Point OF Rocks, Piedmont S!rashurg Winches-
sORwS YoRK 1 Pif MG If2qf BOSTON,
AMI, BA iTiMbRE .EXPREss, ParoT Car to
Nf GGu haS t tfIcHGPo "coLvpus AND
PlrTsBURG EXpREss. Frederick, Hager,.
Through car to stanton. Pullman Cars TO Gin
Gnnaii daily Grafton 10 Sandusky daily. except
oOO,,,ion Sunday only Baltimore, Annapolis, and
-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Bladens-
burg, College. Bel, syie. Laurel, Annapolis juno
Ton, Jessups. and Hanover.
HHW %5hA EIePs Gy egS W SS
i,s5-ton sunday only Baltimore and Way.
BHITI%9 asF T BHA pGSsauRc AND LAu
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. stops
4a5ItpolnI Of Rocks, Frederick, IIagerstown. WIN;
Ssess and wy SSGns o 9H sunday to Point
AS Sqd IGS s aNS BAL
TIMoRT EXpREss.. Norfolk except sunday.
Eo,Ok passengers taken T. the cars dreSt 70
sso"Poa Of Rocks ' ND Way stations '''N ''''''
s%fHGf def TSy f!.SS' Eeo CITY, va
Relay.
sl5-tCHlCAGO, COLUMBUS. AND PITISBURG
except Sunday. -
io15-tNt3W York, PIIILA DELPHIA, AND BAL.
T1MORE EXPRESS STOPS nj Bladensburg ana
Laurel. Sleeping cav to New York, and special
osP ESTES GsF g kMb ccIgNScfsSArt EXPRESS
Pullman cars.
tDnly. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop nj Relay Station.
For further III Information apply ut the Baltimore and
ONO ticket OiiicpS-W station, nuu hlD
and 1875 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders Will he
taken for Baggage be checked aud received at any
point In the city. w. NJ. CLEMENTS.
Master of Transportation.
i. NJ. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
GEO 8 KOONTZ. Nenernl AERnt
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rTRusrEEs SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM

T'RusTEEs SALE or VALUABLE uNIM-
SITUATED JUST WEST OF THE SEVENTH
YoSD BRiGmTWooD AND ApJAtENr 10
fiSda AM Known Is TiiE "FirSXM
ny virtue Of a deed of trust dated November %. A.
y ISL and duly recorded ll liber No. ~ folio rs
lnnba. and by virtue OF certain decree passed
wherein Ierusha NJ. Holton is complainant and
request Of tho party secured shall sell at public auc
ton y Mont Of the premises on WEDNESDAs1 ~
ons aS sssrc @ a. or psSee ~ VIM me
being situate In the county Of Washington, District OF
Columbia, and known ~ and being part Of TRACT OF
the following rnetcs and bounds, TO wit: Bounded on
the western side by line running northllo degreesl,
west siNty.0ne aud four one-hundredths col l-lW)
percheS from boundary stone Mt the northeast cor
the north by q line of Thomas Carbtrys land south
$50 10' west, on the south by line oil McChesney a
land running south 75o west 10 the Aforesaid boundary
stone and the east by the following lines OF part
sold OIL TO James Sellen, to wit: From point on the
olghyour hundredtls q M-lOO) perches to marked
poplar, north 2io. west four hundred and nlnety-slx
and oneSoaster t@ScS degrees, east a twenty one
perches: thence north eIghty-nne and one.quarter
(S9Ao) degrees. eHst twelve perChes; thence north
lhrty.sS and onequRrler (364o) degrees east tlty.
one and One-quarter perches 10 Thomn, Carbery' 5
south ne-Contaning 10 acres, rood and ~ perches,
Terms: 5000 cash; balance in two equal install.
mcniS payable In SIX and twelve months with inter
eat ut tile rate or per cent per annim, secured 10y
cHsscrs apion 500 depos At time Of sale All con
veyancing az nIrGnsers cost terms OF sale are
nRAIShnD II: WARNER Trustee.
W. b, WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctoneers.
JpD,I3,.U,11Nug star cDltVigl
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AUCTiON SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

T'RusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
a PROPERTY, CORNER OF SEVENTH
STREET ROAD AND POMEROE STREET
By virtue of deed OF trust dated June L. 1875 aud
recorded IN Lher No s fUiiO 1903. 81 seq, one OF the
land records for th District OF Columbia and nj The
written request OF the party secured We VIII sell vt
public auction IN flOntp the PROMISES on WEDNfS'
DAY June -, is7p at O'Clock p M all that ccrttin
piece or parcel Of land commencing al the sOuthcns.
ana running thence euslerly along tie line OF Pom.
croy street 100 feet thence sJutucrv parallel With
With Poncroy street loo feet and thence northcriy
along the line of Seventh Street Road 10 feet to the
place OF beginning; improved by an unfinished two.
story building.
Terms Of sale: Onchrh casii. aud The balance pay
able III equal payments ut six aud twelve months AZ
,cr date TO q secured by notes bearing per cent in
lCreSl, or all Cnsn. rs the purchaser may prefer
THrins to lie complied with In seven days amer sale
ani IN default of compliance the property to be sold
at the risk aud cost OF the purchaser $50 TO he de
posted on acceptance of bid.
IIERBElpT A. GILL, l,rr,s,oas
BHAfNARD II. WARMER i'"''''''
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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY.


WAsHINgTOS CITY, May ~ 1879.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate addressed to the Sec
Rotary Of War. win be received at this Department
until u o'clock noon, Friday the 0th day of June
1879. for supplying the stationery for the War Depart
mcnt and It's Bureaus. for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1880.
No bids will he considered that not sealed and
marked the outside OF the envelope "PrupUSnls Tor
Stationery. No bids Will I've received after Il o'clock
sharp.
detailed schedule Of the articles required and
blank form Oi proposal VIII he furnished applica
ton to the Chief Clerk, War Department.
The stationery must he of the best quality samples
must accompany each bid aud be fully equal to
standard samples IN de-
The SUGGEST ul bidder will he required TO give bond
with approved surecs In tine sum Of $1,000, for the
faithful fulhlment OF his contract, and the Depart
ment Will reserve the right to order the articles at
such times and In such quantities as u may deem
proper, and to Increase or diminish the quantity
stated IN the schedule.
Articles not nnred IN the schedule are to be fur
nshed VI the option OF the Department at the lowest
market price. GEORGE w. MCCRARY,
Jei Secretary OF War,