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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-10

Supreme Court of the District. Mitchell VS.
Mitchell; appeal dismissed for want of record
Holland VS.. Warner; argued and submitted. Sui
Ivan VS.. Black; appeal dismissed for failure t
print. Mcintosh vs. Moulton; appeal dismissed
cause remanded, District of Columbia vs. Wash.
amencd by allowing plaintiff to plead over.
Circuit Court-Justice Cox-Rasin u Co., VS.
Stonton verdict for plantiiiior $3.50, with interest
London, New York and Hartford Publishing Com
pany VS.. Sypher: verdict for defendant. Mcrtens
VS.. Trunncll ct al verdict for defendant, one cent
"mass Sna cSy Bger KS sTsd to
Meyers verdict for deiendNnt Peugh VS.. Dun
eanson ct al; rule on the plaintiff TO employ new
counsel.
Equity Court-Justicc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We.
Douglass cause ordered to the Circuit Court, Beury
VS.. Freedman Savings and Trust Company bin
reference made as stipulated. Grant vs.. Freedman
savings ana trust Company leave to supply an
firmaton of sale and reference to auditor. Byrne
vs. Stckney; original notallowcd to be withdrawn
Cogglns VS.. East Washington Building Association
rule Issued returnable April -. Owens VS.. Smoot
referred to auditor to state form of decree. Larner
vs. ShehNn sale set aside and a new sale ordered
Brannan vs.. Wagner Injunction granted against
sale until the maturity of the note.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court of the Dlstrict-No. g. Rover VS.
McConygy No. q, Howard vs. Kelly; No. q, Wash,
gsRHa e' S SS e. al LSSG u I S 81 kay
50, Glenwood Cemetery VS., Close; No. 81, Edwards
W. Hickman No. So, Mcpherson vs.. Ackor No
s., French VS.. Plant; No. 50, Mcdaniel vs.. Wright
Circuit Court-Jusice CoX.-No. 100, Fleming
use of, VS.. District of Columbia No. ISL Drayfeld
VS.. McGhNn ct A.; No as2, Nandcrlip vs. Hall et
al; No 2S3, Harrison e Sheer vs. Gould IL Co.; No
PSI BrNnson VS., Freeman; No, 2s5. Lcmont VS.
Washington and Georgeton Railroad Company
No. 2s6, A. II. Shepherd Il Co. VS.. Gatchell No
2S7, Iondonsus vs. Fraser No. 300. Moore VS.
Douglass No. POI, Washington Market Company
VS.. Smoot No. 292, Bond, president &c, VS.. Bran.
hall ct all No. 2y3, Bond, president &c, VS.. Sweet
No, pol Hill ys. Duncanson, garnishec; No. 2Q5
Wolf VS.. Walsh.
Equity Court-Justicc MncArlhur.-No. G, Camp
bell VS.. Peck No. 81, Brooks VS.. Barnes; No
s, Cochran VS.. Clark; No. 10, TOtten VS.. Rood
No. 10, tNIcPcGlt VS.. MCroal No. 10, Washington
Market Company VS., District of Columbia; No
II, Howard vs.. Carusi No. Is, Ford VS.. HOdin; No
10, Adler VS., Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company
Criminal Court - Justice HNgncr,-samuel A.
Clark murder,
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1879
1879
GREAT

= PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
srLrNb R2V sdEa ThAGk sG E BENZ EQUIP
TRAINS II EFESE shfEMRER f5m 5epo
ner of Sixth and streets, as follows;
For Plttsburg and the West 1910 n IN. daily, with
Psbrs f to 'q nd S Sf ana heaSO
i;1S p c m daiy Wth P Psnce Car 70 ChiIgsgo
and the North ut $40 y. m. daily, except Saturday.
with Palace Cars TO CanRndaigua. For Williams.
port, Lock Haven and Watkins, ut 1910 a. NJ
For New York and the East 1890 and 1915 p. IN. daily
win Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 a. M daily, except
For Brooklyn New York, all through trains connect
at Jerscy City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex"
nfording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ierriage and Journey across New York
For Philadelphia 1890 $3.50 ana 1918 p. m daily Lin
tied Express 800 q, m. daily, except Sunday.
For baltimore Il 1885, 800 a. m. aud $50 p. daily
except Sunday; 1910 n, M, $780, 5SO' HiO and lOl5
For Pope's Creek Line. 7 a. m. and 40 p m. daily,
Fol, Annapolis, a. m. and 42O p m. daily except
ALEXx NDIIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
MN MN n AH n "a nhInNANDRlA AND WASHING
For Alexandria g. 7;5 o. TO- II a. NJ and li5 3, 400
O. G95 :, and 1880 p m. on Sunday % A. mr. lilo
For Richmond and the South, ESQ a. m. and $40 D. N.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Glj, 1888,
81 10, II IL NJ and |, 3, i:20 s, 05, I, ard IL y.
On sunday at and 10 II. IN. and 65 p m.
commodstons can be procured at The piiicCsynorl6
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner ofSixth street and Pennsyl
wanna avenue, and al the depot where orders can be
len for the checking of baggage TO destinations nom
L. +. FARM R General Passenger Agent
CRANK THOMSON. General MANAGER
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, April 0, 1870.
Cotton quiet and firm. Middng, NC.
Flour steady. Howardslreet and Western super
fine, 1903 49, do extra, il rs; do family. a 1905 5O;
City Mills superlnc, ;32S6l375; do EXTRA 81 2jI 20;
do Rio brands. So ga SIS; PAtapsco family 1913
Whoat-SOuthern dull, Western dun and lower.
southern red 81 l3 10; do amber, 81 1901 10; No
Pennsylvania red, IL l3a@l l3a; No 2Wescrn winter
red, spot and April 81 n's@l ilAd May, 81 FOL 1875
June, 81 10.
Corn-Southerndull and lower for white. Western
steady. Southern white, IA nc: do yellow a.. %
Ilc Western mixed spot and April. 49, s@i3Sc; May,
i3ss6li3c June, 3ya0iic; steamer 4OhMllc.
Oas steady quiet, aud hrm. Southern 32@33c I;
Western white, 3!@33c; do mixed, 3l@ &c; Pennsylva-
mia, 3ltp3jc.
Rye duh at 6in5Gc.
Hay quiet Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, gu
6lle.
Provisions quiet ana steady Mess pork $40 500
$40 7j Hulk meals-IOONe shoulders, 3aGici clear
shoulders, Il4c clear-rh sides, Gc. Hams, 9'4a0'tc
Lard, refined In tiorces 7ic Butter steady; prime
10 choice Western $1,000; roll, lj9Gc. Eggs quiet
and weak At 49, BE.
Petroleum steady Crude, 71Gs4c; refined, $40
9'Ac
Coffee firm. Rio carg0es, lO9lGc.
Sugar quiet. n soft, SG6s'lC,
Whisky duh at 81 O7d O115
Freights to Liverpool per steam steady Cotton,
3-iGd; flour, Is "a; grain, "a.
Rcceipts-FlOur, 100 bbIs; wheat. 0),Oll bu; corn,
lilGuObu; oats, 5000 bu.
shpments-Whcat, 1900 bn; corn, si,oOob u.
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ance maintaining the rule MS II stands at present
| In regard to requiring amendments to be not only
germane to the bill, but to be in the interest Of
economy.
The first proposition recommendedIby the report,
lor the rcappontment oficertain select committees
was then agreed TO without amendment.
| me second proposition, increasing the member
snip OF certain committees, was agreed to without
amendment.
The third proposition, in regard to the new rule,
| having been reached, Mr.. Renna withdrew his
Mr.. REAGAN moved to strike out the proposed
rue aud insert the following; THAT hereafter the
| committee on Commerce shall have the same priv
ilegc to report bills making appropriation for the
improvcmentof rivers and hnrbors that isaccorded
the committee ON Appropriations In reporting gen.
| The motion was agreed to--ycas, 147i nays. %.
| The question was Men taken on the amendment
offered by MI, Garfield and 1t was rejeccd--ycas,
| An amendment offered by Mr. Springer forbid.
| ding the reprlnting Of bills of one Congress when
without discussion
An amendment offered by Mr. Mills, abolishng
thc committee on Elections, and requiring each
contested election case to he referred to select
| committee, which should report within thirty days
| was rejected without division.
| , Another amendment Offered by Mr.. Mills Civ
| ing to the Committees on Banking md Currency,
| Coinage aud Ways and Means leave TO report at
nny ,llne md authorizing majority to fix day
| ny one of these committees, was agreed to-yeas,
| $50; nays, 100.
| d, an ,Wnchuncnt,' onercu by Mr.. Fort, providing
| mat The morning hour shall not be dispensed with
ON any day for any purpose, except by n twoihirds
vote, was agreed to.
| ON motion of Mr. STEPHENS the Committee on
| Rules was authorized to incorporate the several
propositions agreed to at the proper place in the
| existing rules.
Mr.. GARFIELD, from the Committee on Rules, sub
micd q report recommending that the rules rcgu.
lating The awarding of the floor IN the House and
committee of the Whole be not changed. ltnlso
states Tint the practice of making lists of those
members desiring to speak Is proper, III order to
enable the presiding officer TO remember the wishes
OF members; but that In recognizing members he
shnl not he bound absolutely by his list but shall
exercise n wise and just discretion.
IN conclusion the committee ask to be discharged
from the further consideration of the subject.
1901 adjourned.
A Democratic caucus was announced to take
place Immediately.
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GEORG ETOIyN NEWS.
Collected by Repmblican Reporters.

William Edenboro, colored, was arragned IN the
Police Court yesterday on charge of cutting John
Lacy last Wednesday evening The head neck
and hands of the prosecuting witness were covered
with wounds. After hearing the evidence of the
principals the court asked Edenboro If he had
done the cutting and what for. The reply was
Judge am no fighter, so had to cut him." "Thei
you can spend sixty days in jail to think over the
matter, said Judge Smell, and the prisoner was
send below.
shooting match took place Yesterday afternoon
ut ROsSlynn between William III. Robinson and
John Curtin, against Edward Woody and Joseph
Gamble. There were 900 birds shot at, with q rise
of thirty yards Robinson, out of50 killed 49, Cur.
tin, 10 Woody AZ, and Gamble 10, thus giving the
match to Robinson and Curtin, for prize Of s25
A negro man named William North was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Officers Hess and VollIman
ON u warrant charging him with indecent exposure
in the presence OF white lady residing ON the
heights of Georgetown. He will have hearing in
the Police Court this morning
The cedar trees in front of the hotel of Mr. John
T. Scrivcncr, on Bridge street opposite the Aquc-
duet bridge, were cnt down during Tuesday night
by some party or parties unknown
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MIY'TER,S.
New York Money Market.

NEw YoRIS, April o. 1870
Money was easy to-day at 56p7 per cent closing Mt 5.
forelsu exchange was dull aud dropping NJ 4sGhIsGi
Tor long and is7's@iss for demand.
r,'A
state bonds were dull
Railroad bonds were generally strong Erie now
seconds consolidated fell on 10 50k aud recovered to
a. Rensselaer, and Saratoga hrsts coupon advanced
IA TO 100, Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
hnts "a to ~, Chicago and Northwestern Grsts a to
lo5's Albany and Susquehauua seconds y to OI ud
Kansas Pacific trust receipts e TO 1895 81 Iouis and
san Francisco class ~ fell OIL 10 cents to 80 Now Jer
aey central incomes "a TO j, do convertible asscnted
= TO sbA, Missouri Kansas aud Texas consolidated "a
10 ood, and do accondfls %. Great Western seconds
We're hrm ~ 100 and do coupon fell or p to sli This
uSrnoou Kansas Pacific trust receipts advanced from
lVl7 10 WA Union Pacific sinking funds rose 49,
70 ntss TO lns Alton sinking funds to 1906, PITTS
nilg consolidated to llG, ~ Louis and san Francisco
o'9sS ~ 10 " and Albany aud SUI quehanna seconds
o,ii-ik Erie consolidated sold at GSt idGs'a.
ne stock market was fairly active The coal shares
nhtue " sun further decline. There n selling
movement ~ Michigan Central and the stock fell oil
per cont Union Pacific was notice ably strong aud
udVauccd from 7da Co 1'a. In the general market
Tue advance was from TO / a per cent the latter
Northwest common. During the afternoon there was
slight reaction and the closing quotations were at
uctlIHc OF 5atG.a per cent. Wabash sold down nom
ly4 TO loh wi the nh dealings at the lowest point.
sVN were Erie. jOU were Lake Shore 1000 were Wa
Dash, 1900 were Northwest 1900 were 81 Paul n Geo
We're delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 100 were
New Jersey Central, ll,OOO were Michigan Central,
SUO were Union Paciilc 1900 were WestcrnU non, and
EOOj were Pacific Mail.
Ilu following we're Tho ciosiup pricas.
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THE COURI,y.
Supreme Court OF tho United states.

WEDNESDAY, April y, 1917.
ON motion of Mr.. NJ. II. Carpenter, George NJ.
Whortcr, esq, of Milwaukee, Wis, was admitted 10
practice.
On motion of Mr.. W. f. sapp, Moses A. McCoid
esq, of Fairfield, Iowa, and Calvin Cowgirl, esq OF
Wabash, Ind, were admitted to practice.
No. 22l. p. c. Smith ct al. administrators, appel.
lants, VS.. James c. Aver ct al Argument continued
by Mr.. w. G. Goudy for appcllces, and concluded
by Mr.. 4. q. Frost for appellants.
No. 222. p. c.. Smith ct nl, administrators, &C.
appellants VS. The First National Bank of West.
bOro Mass, ct al. Submitted by Mr. II. G. Miller
Mr.. 7. q. Frost, and Mr.. T. c. Smith for appellants
No boz irronLIn swim MI p"nnoiIor, NC ro
Fort Scott II. and w. Railroad Company ct nj.
Argued by Mr.. Thomas q. Frost for appellant and
submitted by Mr.. j. +. McKcghan for uppcllecs
No. 22i. Jacob Mussina appellant, VS.. L. ]. Arm
strong, cNccutrN, &C. Argument commenced by
Mr. simon hlussina for appellant end continued
by Mr.. II. j. Durant for appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow, at twelve o'clock.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTiMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
L ALllMOhL AMI Univ hAlBhOAD,
The great doubletrack
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, r-oRTHwEsr, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
SUNDAY, NoVVEMBBEsRs Il H. I, SIS i at $40 A. NJ.

NORTH, 'oRTnwESSfTjs1wEsr AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, > G2 EABBE EE f. IS. a. $50 AM
A, NJ, Leave Washington;
TON EXPIRES. liiIcott CITY. on Sundays to
SPo Junction, s5gV esu ~ 9i anSysr t" and Elk
c.,o Ridge KS, Breakfast at Relay. u,
Strasbprg Winchester, hagerstown, and Way vIa
7:io-fBHRTINoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
s'lO chas,a Of Rocks. PedmSnt St.asbnrg, Win
s GSSf!S5 Yq5ySI K fpa mI BOSTON
AMI, BALTfMoRE EXPREss. Parior 'i Car ' to
New York and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis
s'a5TItsT. IouIs. LogIsyIhLE, cHIcAqo, Co
erick. Hagrrstown, and Valley Branch, except
Sunday. Through car TO stanton. Pullman cars
except saturday
ooonloh Sunday ouly--BaitImore, Annapolis, aud
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Dladens.
burg. College, Belisvilc, Laurel, Annapolis juno
~ Ton, Jessups, and Hanover.
YS A1"PPps TfI Hy & All T HS
,.,- TON ON EXpREss Stops At Laurel. GO
H5o.lOn sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
BALTIMORE, BLADENsDURG, AND LAU-
REL EXPHESS; Frederick via Relay stops ut
4a5-,fpoint OF Rocts Frederick, Hagc, stown, Win.
chester, and Way stations, On Sundays to POut
Of Rocks ind Way stations only.
N6 aaa IhE s'2 %@b BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. Ellicott city Norfolk ox-
cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct To boat at Canton, Stops at Bladens
burg and Laurel.
G:50-f baltimore and Way Stations
7:J0-tCHlCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to Chicago
Gl0t-BABrIMUHE EXPRESS.
s99-pgint Of Rocks and Wy stations
ANb P PDHts HScNFA f,sSSrF *
cept Sunday. Pullman Cars
1o15-tNEW YORK, PIIILA DELPHIA, AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS Sleeping car to New York
and special sleeping car TO Philadelphia
tDally., ION Sunday only. Other trains daily, ex-
cept Sunday. All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply nj Ticket offices ut
depot, corner New jersey avenue and street. COL,
6.9, 6l9 and 1885 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Washington, and Masonic Temple, High street.
Georgetown where tickets can be procured and or
ders VIII he taken for baggage to be checked and re-
ceived nc any point in the city. -
L. NJ. COLE, w. NJ CLEMENTS.
General Ticket Ag't. Master TTans'n
GEO s. KOONTZ General Agent
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RIVER AND CANAL NEVIS.
Washington River Front.

NINTgI I'D ! - T.ItUsA u
Independent leo Comlapys whml-SChOOHcr L
Cole, rylcr, Baltimore with lumber to George She
han.
Ril,y's wharves - SchooncTs Georgia, Clements.
North Carolina, with Shingles to NJ w Johnson
Union Belle, johnson, ana IL Goods Evans, from
the Chesapeake Bay, with oysters In market.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
BiscOo's whnrVCs-SChOOntr salisbury, GOSln, sails.
bury, Md, TO load lumber
RilCy's whalYCs- SclluOucrs Brooklyn 1larrl'on;
Maggie Elizabeth johnson; FUirmouut, Iurman !;
Wm Mcgee, ward; Chief, Lewis ard liri,, Jones, I'll
hnmml LNMn lI.ll.
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PROFESSIONAL,

mr. BOSWORTII, 01S L STREET N. w., Is THE
~ most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city, All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases n special
ly Refers TO Senators d. W. voorhees,, Indiana; j.
j. Patterson, s. c. Samuel Sorment, Washington, u.
e. and others. Consultation free. a competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant to attend To ladies'
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Arrived yesterday Schooner James \ Parsons,
Scull. phllade phia, with coal to Daicl L.nllHs
Cleared yesterday Schooner Mary 4 iyltr Curtis,
Jersey City, with 800 tons coal.
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TINTED STATES MARSHALs SALE.

I M 7 Ed , n Ed NININSH3AIo SNII.
Ry virtue of writ of her facin, issued ont of the
Clerk Office Of the supreme Court of tho District OF
Columbia and to me directed. ] will sell ut public
sale for cash at the courthouse door OF said District
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1879 at u
o'clock m all the right title, claim, and interest OF
the defendant IN and To tho following described
property, TO witt Subo No. 49, square No. 49, Wash
ington u. c. together with all and singular the I'M
provements thereon, seized and levied upon the
property Of John H. Cassell to satisfy execution No
1880 ut law, IN favor of Henrietta Stuart
FREDk DOUGLASS,
u, =. Marshal d. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtiOnepr. nh2G-dts
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CHANCERY SALE OF A Two.sTORY FRAME |
- nWELLING, NO. 1865 SAMSON STREET |
Try WAITER B, WILLIAMS < CO., AuciioneoFs

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NoNriIWESr.
by virtue of deed of trust given to us, dated No
yem6Gr 4, ls7G and duly recorded in ilbor No, $50,
folio 2 one of the land records of the District of CO.
ulnbla and by request of the party secured will
sell on WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1879, at o'clock y,
M IN front of the premises, all that piece parcel of
land known and designated on plat ofthe city OfWash
nEton, D. c. as part of lot three (3l square three
hundred and seventy 800, viz; Beginning for the
same ut the southwest of said lo, thence with
Massachusetts, av, southeastery twenty-five (2i)
feet thence right angles TO said avenue one hundred
and SIX lO6) feet thence northwesterly twenty-five
C2) feet hve lnchos, thence ut right angles enc hun.
Gred and one lol feet and six Gl inches to place Of
beginning, being the same property conveyed to VIII
liam Johnson by Edwin Green ON the 3st day of
August, a. D. 1872 together with the improvements,
DC, consisting of frame dwclllnghouse, with store
room.
Terms of sale: One.thrd, together with the OK
ponses of sale, IN cash, the balance In six and twelve
months secured by decd of trust the property sold
with interest at per cent per nnnum payable semi
annually, or all cash, ut option of purchaser. do
post of 500 required at time Of sale Convcyancng
ht purchaser cost. If terms of sale are not complied
with within ten NO) days from day of sale the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk aud
cost OF deiaultng purchaser upon giving one week.
notice of such resale in some newspaper published In
Washington, DC.
ap2d&ds WM ( EH A. EhiiIor. Trustees.
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CHllDREN'S CLOTHING.
SECONDED CLOTHING

Dlsposers OF Ieft-oT Clothing, Watches Guns, Pts
tolls, &C. get the best cash prices from the original
uERZOG'S, 30s Ninth street. near Pennsylvania av-
enue. Branch, 237 Pennsylvania avenue. By calling
at addressing the above places, prompt attention
will be given TO all orders. ap2-
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
There were no arrivals on departure by the canal
yesterday,
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AUCTI0U SALES.
rTHoMAs DOWNING. Auciioncer.

T'HOMAS BOWLING AuctiOnccr.
by virtue of decd of trust dated the 18th day Of
November, A. u. 1877. recorded IN Libcr No 1O oliD
ana AT The written request Of the party secured there
o the E M ir Sn SF the esf9 sy p
next, at o'clock p m, the following described
real estate aud premises, located in the city Of wash
ngton, Ia said District and known on The ground plat
OF SAID city us Part OF lots numbered ~ u, ana 49,
ginning for the same on Thirteenth street west 20 feet
rom the southwest corner Of said square thence run
nches thence south 10 feet aud thence west to the
place OF beginning, together with the improvements
Terms Of sHe One fourth of the pprehasc in cash.
with interest from day of sale nj The rite ror cent
per annum; TO be secured by deed Uftrus upon the
deposit Of sos VIII be re9uired Of he pnrchaser on
the day Of sle II the terms OF sale are not complied
chaser j. HARRISON. JOHNSON,
- Treasurer r. G. II. Association.
WEEK fflfSAA 4 & St TAtIsNKwyicK Trustees or,o
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, NEAR FALLS
IL
For fun particulars inquire of T. G. MERRY 90
lgh street. eorGCtOWn, ID. G., or on the premises OF
Mrs. L. G. MERRY, apSjt~
CHANCERY SALE OF A Two.sToRY FRAME
- nWELLING, NO. 1865 SAMSON STREET
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, passed on the Cd day Of July, A.
H vs. ,hn IN ct m shall III a pybiS auction u h0ni
O'Clock r. m, parts of lots numbered sixteen G) aud
seventeen li7) In Drury's subdivision Of square num-
bered two hundred and nine 600, in the city of Wash
ngtOn, District of Columbia commencing for the
same alta point forty 0l feet west from the southeast
corner ct said lot nunbere sixteen (6) and running
thence west twenty COZ iect thence north ninety 900
feet thence east twenty COZ iceti thence south nine
Y GW feet TO the place of beginning, together with
the improvements, dc.
Terms One.third cash and the balance in one and
Two years, with interest ut per cent. per Runum
from the day of sale, secured by deed of trust
the property sold, all cash. vt option of the pur.
chaser; slOO required deposit ut the time OF sale,
and all conveyancing and recording ut purchasers
cost Terms to he complied with in seven days 9TH
erwse the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the deRulting puT
chaser !. q. KINDA LII, Trustee,
j. y. CALDWELL. 1871 II street northwest
ap3eOd AuCtioncer.
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GAHlIAdh MANUFACTURERS
(Steam uhed( ol0 Fennsylvanla avenue, near Third
street west Washington, d, q, Carriages and liar
ness received on storage and sold on commission.
Carriages IephIei' ioblt
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Pacific Mining Stocks.

solt .'...,. sl0sO2OJ
i2O90,sl
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4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A FOR
CLASS r. At NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
MMy u lslu-lNsLM Mnmlnly nrLMmg.
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL in diseases peculiar TO females
Chronic Inflammation of the Uterus and oil COM
plants incident to til sex.