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STEAMBOATS, auO Eailrolos.

%tfamOUalS dt0 -ldllt0l0a
ALBANY AND TROY by DAY BOATS.
n G.. NlBBAED and DANIEL DHkW commencing
June > leave Nrstrv Pier 49, y x al $50 and 2iih
~ ats A. NJ ny Annex boat trnm Brooklyn ats \. NJ
Lanntng At NYAtk FERRY. WEST POINT. CORNWALL.
NEWBU RGli. 20 kEEPsIE. RHlNEBECk, CATSklLL,
and HUDSON. PASSENGERS landing At " EST POINT.
CORNWALL. az NEWBuRHH eau retasn by down boat
Tickets sold and baggage checked north aud Tickets
coupons good Hudson River H. H. received for
passage.
THE MARY POWELL, for Pokccpsie
"A West Point Cornwall. Newbufu. konhuut. Kingston
Collens. Milton. New Hamburg. HYDE PARK. aud Cold
Spring nv ferry, leaves daily from Nesry st.. Pier 80
n H.. at 80 NJ connects with Brook, annex boats
TROY BOATs.-CITlZENs' LtNE-New
a. steamer, sarato.a and civ o Troy leave Pier q
r foot o Leroy it. daily except saturday. ats ~
for Troy and all points North and West
ALBANY BOATs.-PEoPLEs LINE. steamers
"A Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier ~. n r., foot
OF Canal st. every week day. alta y NJ. Tor Albany.
LNOR NEWHURGu AND POCGHKEEPsIE-
steamer ANDREW HARDER. Tuesday. Thursday.
and saturday, VI. Pier ~ foot Canal st. North River
ONE DOLLAR LINE TO BOsTON.-Liiniied
50 cents
steamers leave Pier 90 North River. every day. except
sunday. at 5.lD r NJ.
daily inc udhe SUNDAYS at r. NJ. tor Boston. WOrces
ter Portland aud the White Mountains
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METROPOLIrAN ELEVATED RAIL
WI WAN.-Opeu from $50 A. NJ. 10 ~ T.. VI. Rector
point Wall Ferry and
with for south Ferry. Curtdult strect-Nearest
point Tor Jersey city and Communipaw ferries Park
paceNcnrcst point for Post Ohce city Hall. aud Bar
clay Street Ferry To llohoken. Chambers srcet-Near
est point tor fnNona and Erie Railway Ferry. Franklin
street Grand treet-Nrnret point Tor Dcsbrnsses street
Ferry 10 jersey city. and connects with Des
brOe and East Grand Street ferries Beccker street
Connects with Tor east amt west Eighth street
Nearest point Tor CHRISTOPHER Street Ferry ohoken.
CONNECTING with cars Tor Christopher and East Tenth
Street ferries Fourteenth strectNcarest uint 10 Union
Square. MaliacN's. ami LNccum Theatres Academy of
Music. Irving ant rammauy Halls. connecting with
Tor East Twenty third and rwcntyfourt Street
Twentvthird streetNearest point to Booths st james
and Park Theatres. Grand Opera Hou. Gilmores Gar.
den and Masonic Temple. aud Twenty uird street Ferry
10 jersey city. Thirty third srcct-Nearest point 10
Standard Broadway aud Fifth Avenue Theatres Aqua
mum and san Francisco Ministries connecting with cars
Tor Wcchawkeu Ferry. forty-srcond street-Connects
win New York Transfer Company cabs Grand Cen
tral Depot Fiieth street ftycighth strcet-Connect
INK With cars Of BELT Line Railroad Nearest point Tor
Central Park flui -third street aud Eghth avenue.
For uptown trains take side For down.
town take west site stations Trains will
astn 4 amt 18Th and il II aud Sth alternately.
Fare 10 cents between tie hours of 80 and 80
A. NJ. and and r. NJ. when the fare IL > cents
WV. Il GARRISON. President
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BEACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD

GREENPOfNT DIVISION.
Leave foot ut 2id st. East River. by steamer Sylvan
Groves. IS. 40. 1913 II a. A. NJ, 245. i45. 2;45.
3.45, 4s45. o. 4j Tor Manhattan Beach
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach-1ij. 10 II 10 A. NJ; II 80, 1850.
$50. $3.50. 43O. 5.3O. $50. 73uP NJ
hay RIDGE DIVISION
Leave North River. steamers Thus Colyer and Twi.
light I'D r, ., -. lO25 II IS A. NJ 1873. 30 225,
3.2j. 4 %. . .2t = NJ
LEROY It -p.;,. ios5 Ii.s5 A. NJ; 1888. 1885, 1885,
Per $3.50, loss. 1855 A. NJ; 1850 1858. 255 s.55
4.5j, . 5j =. NJ. -
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhatan Beach-slO, II A. NJ; ~, l. ?, 3, 8, g. T.
sP NJ
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Msoital.

CERTAIN CURE tor headache. constipation.
n piles stomach liver sidney, Or SKIN diseases rvoua
exhaustion, weakness loss o manhood. 6c BrOughtons
InvigWAtng Syrup. 2Ic 5pc.. 81 and 81. Cases pro-
nounc, incurabe solicited anu cured money returned
sample bottle circulars and advice tree 81 West 9Th St
A WORD TO THE AFFLICTED!-Dsease
~ incither promptly cured charges low. Dr. CAMP
BELL, 49, West lth ST.. 10 tos Poor treated gratis
A TTENTION Thirty years Prussian and Ameri-
n eau pracuce sfecaltes diseases Of and loss Of
manhood consultation Tree DR. JacOby. 1871 Blocker st
TTENTION. Pauentsi ~ years Paris hospital II.
a pcrieuce consult Or PROflN. "a Bond II fee 81 all
diseases, skin disorders nervous debility radically cured
A LII PRIVATE DISEASES, quick cures Drug
"A store. 90 Park a., blocks from Chatham square.
DISEASES of the sexual urgins. recent or chronic,
- cured without medicines Use Ailnus soluble Medi.
Gated Buu-ics patented oct 1875 Send tn j C. ALLAN
cor %. box LOSS. or ~ John st, tor circular
nK. SMITH, 100 East aaih 50. Surseon.-Men's dis
- eases, hluod. skin, structures. weaknesses, ne
ui"thwi guaranteed, cures lost manhood; medicines
alone VIII not once or corrcspn ndeucc ~.
DISEASES OF MEN a SPECIALITY. cure rom 3 to S
- Ia'A DO DYER ~ West latn 81. near STA Az.
Nj EDlCAL and surgical Institute tor the Treatment
WI " all Diseases uf Men Dr.. JAGQt Is unversiy
place, New York ohico hours. o 70 = aud . tos.
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6llantt0 ---ttmalts.

uptown ADVERrISEWS
n Nav leave their favors TOR rHK SuS at the only
authnr zed up-town advertise offices,
.4.fs Broadway, corner NJ 3ist St. ull y p NJ. and
S0s West I'D 81. corner Of 18th az. ull ar "
100 ID av., corner OF t7th a., Ill sP. VI.
% East 18Th st.. corner Union square. I'LL = Pm
NMeNtrh cmurle-
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS. EACH WAY DAILY
THEE DEFOTS IL PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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n. 800 operators wanted on silk worsted. and lawn
suita H. H. CLAFLIN A co.
Cloak Department.
q
Sharp County record., 1879-11-06
ADVERTISING NEWS.

One of our exchanges truth
fully remarks that ADVERTISE
ments are really items Of busi-
ness news, in which every citizen
is interested. The advertisers
pay for the privilege Of placing
their business pursuits before
the public. They seek their
own gain thereby, but they also
greatly promote the convenience
of the social and commercial
world, by advising where the
necessary exchanges Of life may
be accomplished. The newspa-
per goes everywhere Gtis fright
fully Omnipresent if anything is
in it that ought not to be,) and
thus it becomes the universal
broker of society, telling every
man who has a want where he
can get that want supplied. 1t
is a hawker, a bell ringer, a
universal gossip, never firing of
telling the news, and never hap
py after telling it, but immedi-
ately rushing out to tell it over
again.-EX.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-06

beating true to your own. Inc
chosen partner to your toll has
a smile Of appreciation when
Others have deserted a hand Of
hope, when all others refuse, and
a heart to feel your sorrows as
her own. Perhaps a smiling
cherub with prattling glee and
Joyous laugh will drive all sor-
row from your carewOrn brow,
and enclose it in the wreath Of
domestic bliss.
No matter how humble that
home may be, how destitute its
stores, or how poorly it's inmates
are clad; if true hearts dwell
there it is yet a home-a cheer
full, prudent wife, obedient and
affectionate children, will give
their possessors more real joy
than bags OF gold and WINDY
honor.
The home Of a temperate, in
dustrious, honest man, will be
his greatest joy. He comes to
it "weary and worn" but music
of voices and the happy laugh
Of childhood cheer him. A plain
but healthful meal awaits him,
Envy, ambition and strife have
no place there, and with a clear
conscience he lays his weary
limbs down to rest in the bosom
Of his family, and under the
protection Of one poor mans
friend and helper Elk.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-06
DEGENERATING.

Alluding' to an article in the
Art Journal in which the writer
declares that women are degene-
rating, the Rockland Courier
says:
1.-The woman who lives next
door furnished an example of
this fact yesterday. She got up
at four o'clock and built two
fires, lugged four hods of coal
from the cellar, did the weeks
washing for a family Of six be-
fore seven o'clock, prepared the
morning meal, impartially lick
ed three small children and got
them ready for school, potted
several choice plants, seta black
patch into the cupola of hel'
husbands gray pants, read four
chapters of a New York Ledger
continued story, visited a neigh
Dor and learned how to cut her
new cloak in the latest style,
cooked a boiled dinner and
chased a book agent out Of the
yard with a broom, and all BE-
fore twelve o'clock. The Ameri-
can woman is indeed degenera-
ting lex,
Sharp County record., 1879-11-06
ALF. H. JOBLIN,
GENERAL
Fire Insurance Agent
BATESVILLE, ARK.

Will insure woolen, -four and
saw mills, cotton gins, store
houses and stock, dwellings,
barns, &c., in none but first-class
companies. Capital represent
ed, SS,OOO,OOO.
I am also agent for Capt. A.
B. Smiths lite Of steamers,
warehouse and elevator. Will
receive and forward all c6nsigfl,,
ments, giving through bills Of
lading on receipt Of goods. No
charge for storing OF forwarding
goods consigned to Capt. Smith
or myself.
/ I am also agent for all kinds
agricultural implements, thfesn-
ers, gin stands, horse powers,
steam engines, &C.: Circulars
with price lists furnished on
applFCatloh.
All purchases in this place,
for merchants residing at a dis
tanee, will be promptly attended
to, and to best advantage.
Being a resident Of Batesville
for 30 years, | ain known to
moss of you. To those Who'll am
not. 1 refer to Messrs. Butler &
Neill or other prominent men
of this town and county. Cor
respondence solicited.
Office at warehouse and ele-
vator, foot Of, Spring street.
Residence OF, Boswell street.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-06
EVERYDAY ENJOYMENTS

Happy the man or woman
who finds happiness in the daily
Incidents Of life. A suscepti-
bility to delicate attentions, a
fine sense of the nameless and
exquisite tenderness Of manner
and thought. constitute, in the
minds Of it's possessors, the
deepest undercurrent of life
the felt and treasured, but un-
seen and inexpressible, richness
Of affection. 1t is rarely found
in the characters of men, but
Outweighs, when tits, all grosser
qualities. There are many who
waste and lose affections by
careless and often unconscious
neglect. 1t is not a plant to
grow INTENDED; the breath Of
Indifference or a rude touch may
destroy forever it's delicate tex
ture. There is a daily attention.
to the slightest courtesies Of life
which can alone preserve the
first freshness Of passion. The
easy surprises of pleasure, earn
est" cheerfulness of assent to
slight wishes, habitual respect
to opinions, unwavering atten-
ton to the comfort of others
abroad and at home, and above
all, the careful preservation of
those propertiesSof conversation
which are sacred when before
the world, are some of the secrets
Of that happiness which age and
habit alike fail to impair.-EX.
THE SWEETNESS OF HOME
He who has no home has not
the sweetest pleasure of life; he
feels not the thousand endear-
ments that cluster around the
hallowed spot to fill the void of
an aching, heart, andwhile away
his leisure moments in the
sweetest Of life's joys. Is mis-
fortune your lot, you'will' find a
hearty welcome from hearts
Sharp County record., 1879-11-06
BACKWARD - YET FOR
WARD.

There is one vital sense in
which the democracy has steadi-
ly marched backward this year.
1t is strange no notice Of it is
taken. 1t is the most complete
and significant change on a mo-
mentous issue since the war.
We allude to the money ques-
ton. A year ago the fallacy Of
more paper money, more green
backs, had loomed up as a ma
tional danger. Everything
seemed to be contaminated by
the epidemic Of absurd and dem
agogical theories. Even Maine
was carried by the greenback-
ers. Even the democracy Of
Pennsylvania adopted a green
back platform. There was not,
Of course, a single Southern or
Western state that escaped en-
tirely. 1t seemed to be an ire
sistable craze. All the demo
cratic platforms were more or
less crude and wrong. All of
them wanted more or less un-
limited paper money equal to
the demands Of the people" or
the volume of business" or
other nonsense.
Yet, to-day, the situation is
radically changed. Every demo
cratic platform adopted this year
Us sound. There is not one
not one, we repeat-whether
adopted in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Iowa, Wisconsin or Minnesota,
which does not clearly recognize
gold and silver as the basis Of
paper money, which does not
recognize the old democratR
doctrines Of Jefferson and Jack
son and our own old Bullion
Benton, that paper not redeem
able in gold or silver is not
money at all, but only paper.
The democratic party after
MANY mistakes and errors is at
last again united. Once again
it stands upon the sound tradi-
tions and principles of its found
erS.
This march backward was
most fortunate. 1t was really a
great march forward. 1t means
that the party Will be both sound
and united on the money quest
ion hereafter [St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
Sharp County record., 1879-11-06
1918, 1879.
fTIE
Arkansas Gazette

DAILY AND WEEKEY.

w Ii 'G'kL u I u A Il II L 9 h.
Terms:
One copy, six months, 81 rs
One copy per month, less than
six months Is
One copy, 'Ohe year, 200
Five copies; one year, 900
Ten copiesi 'dne year, II 90
DAIHY GAZET TE.
One copy, che year, slc'OO
One COPY, six months, 500
For le5g1period, per month, 1G6
PcydbB iRDa7fably dB' adpance.
Address A. H. SEVER,
Little Rock, Arkansas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-05
1879
1879
GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE ,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
sPLENbIDS scENERY MAaNfFIcENT EQUIP
m prrr,.r NJ MIS- ENT /, .,,p "a 1873
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner OF Sixth and streets, rs follows;
For pit,sburg and the West, 1910 a IN. daily. with
Pitisburg to Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and Chicago;
I;4oP c M daily with P Palace CIR to ChiesSo
For Canandaigpa. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North ut $40 D. m. daily. except Saturday
with Palace Cars to Canandalgna For Williams
For New York and the East, 1880 and 1915 p daily.
wi Palace Cars attached Limited Express OF
Pullman Paror Cars, $50 a IN. daily, except
For BrOoRiyn New York, oil through trains connect
atlording direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoid
ing double ferriage and journey across New York
For Philadelphia $780, $500 and 1918 p. daily. Linn
. tied Express $3.50 ., IN. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore u $685. g30 and 400 p. M daily,
y. m. daily.
For Pope's Creek Line. a. m. and 40 p. m. daily
For Annapolis. a. nj. and 40 p. m. daily, except
Sunday - . -
TON RAILROAD
For Aexandria O. 7l5, g. o. TO- II m, and LIS, 40
., Cos, Z, and 1880 p m. ON Sunday'' H. M" Iio
For Iichnond and the South. $50 o. M. and $40 p,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, &l5, 1873
80, II u and l, D. 40, 6, G:IS, l. and II p. M
On Sunday at and 10 a. IN. and Gl5p: M
commodations can be procured at the ofces-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and at the depot, where orders be
len tor the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
L. p. FARM isR, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-05
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE April I, 1879.
Cotton firm and higher. MiIidng. lie.
Flour steady and IN better demand. Howardsircet
and Western superne, 50 25a 10; do extra :I G5;
do family 81 75a 5O City Mills superiuc 50 SOG3 55
do extra, sGi Ca do Rio brands, - 1915; palapsco
family, 1915.
Whcat-Southern steady and quiet. Western quiet.
Southern red 81 1870 l5 do amber 81 1901 iGia; No
Pennsylvania red, nominally 81 IA; No Western
winter red, spot and April I; ~; May, a. 1901 u.
Corn--Southern quiet. Western dull. Southern
white $500 tic: do yellow 43sc: Western mixed spot
aud April, i3Agt3}6c; May, IA "a Hac June. H. AZ
HtaC; steamer, Ilil 1LiOiiC
Oats iirmer southern, SEA 80 &C: Western white, %
@S2yac; do mixed. 500 3lc Pennsylvania, $50 setac
Rye quiet at jiG5Gc.
Hay steady Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, 81
@l2
Provisions firm Mess pork, so ei9l07s Bulk
nIentSluosc shoulders 37tC cleAr-rib sides, 5d5isC
packed, ilc aud j'sc Observation-Disclosures, sc; clear
RIB sides, 5a@Gc Hnms, 9'A@9l,c. Lard. refined In
tiercrs. 7A@Isc. Butter steady; prime 10 choice
Western l5GOc; roll, ly0Gc Eggs quiet at l2Gleac
Petroleum dull Crude, s@S'ac; refined SiSle 9Ac.
COliae firm. Rio cargues, 100 Toe.
sugar strong. \ SOFT, srs'4C
Whisky dun ana nominal ut n u7ls.
freghts to Liverpool per steam steady Cotton
1-52d; Hour, . Cd; grain, q al.
ltecepls-FIonr 800 b6ls wheat, 52,loO bus corn
ljO,i0Obu oats, 5000 bu.
Shipments Wheat, l2s, lOO bu corn, 2g7, 100 bu-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-05
FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONET1RY Nh TIERS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YoRK. April t.1s7q.
The imports Of dry goods OF the port OF New York
Tor the past week were sfsi9soG and the amount
keed was Sl,73OSO1.
Money was easy to-day at 4Gs per cent, closing at
4G5.
Foreign exchange steady AT 4sG'l @isCS for Tong
and is7aiG4sS4 for demand.
Government bonds were steady.
State bonds were dun.
Railroad bonds were strong and higher. There was
great activity In Erie seconds consolidated and the
New Jersey Central issues. Erie seconds consolidated
we're In active demand and advanced from Oh 10 esI
New Jersey Central consolidated htss assented adj
vanced from sos to 81 do consolidated assented from
ss'S to SiN, do adjustment from 09A to OOil Lehigh
and Wilkesbarre consolidated assened from 5ais TO
o. and American DOCK Improvement Company 7's to
~ INC chanRes IN the other issues were slight Ohio
~ lssHsippi seconds a2A, Union Pacific
iulids TO Ito and Nrth Missouri hrsts TO nv
49, STOCK market WAS active. with n tendency TO
iihni pr'ces ~ the early dealings the specuhton
wv nIm. hhu Tie market with the exception Of q
gnt f.cilOn IN few cases continued strong during
W'g established, the coal shares being most
III we improvements In the final dealings The MARI IL
wa gentfaliy strong aud at about the best figures
W we Jay Inc transactions aggregnted lBs Un shares
"a Whch lOOC we're Ere. l5oy Lake shore 3lO1O
were northwest, 700 81 Paul. H0(O wpre Della
ware lhckhwnnla and Western, 3NOJ were Morris aid
,,sseN, IODl were Michigan Central 500 were w, stern
Lmoil ana 2,VO) were Hannibal and s. Joseph pre-
mil.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-05
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Tho great doublo-trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, roRTHwEsE WEST AND SOUTH.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY dU FAB ER EE f. is4s at $40 A. NJ


SUNDAY. z G2 TAkE F f. Ts4s a, $40 A.
q ye Hiig'f Hf.9l&s2H AND hos
TON EXPIRES. Ellicott City. ON Sundays to
naGolis Junction, Jessups Hanover, and Elk
zen Ridge Breakfast at Relay. a.,
StrnsGprs, Winchester. iISserstoWn, and Way via
AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
sIo-Point Of Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, Win
ssooNEW Y2RK.O TPIiiT TIA Ti BOSTON.
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS, Parlor Car 70
New York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
sSSisT IouIs; IoyIsy u II cmJGAeo CO
srics HNgersi0wp and VALLEY Branch sISsp.
except saturday
900, ion Sunday outy-Baltmore. Annapolis, and
1000 BihTIMoEE EXPRESS. stops at nladens-
burg. College Belisyille, Laurel, Annapolis juno
>, ton, Jessups, and Hanover.
Y3RR fY ffIsi hs &Nb BS
a., TON EXPIRES. stops At laurel
ii3SntOn Sunday only for baltimore and Way sta
4So.BAITlMoRE, BLApRNsByRe, AND LAU-
REL EXPhEsS; Frederick via Relay. stops at
Annapolis Junction.
chester, and Way stations. On sundays 10 Point
of Rocks and Way stations only.
Pill bEfPiHYx No OH x%p BAL
T1MoHE EXPRESS Elleott City, Norfolk, eS.
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct % boat at Canton, Stops at Bladens-
and aN My SSnSSBus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,1sRihf mo n N EXPREss.
1SB fi4hdSS HSFRE PssIa, Il
eePiN s1Hds y6p Pullman PI1 CHS
and special sleeping car 70 pSilsd:IpSia.
cept sunday. All trains stop at Relny station.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-05
GENERAL U.IRKEI,S.
Georgetown Grain Market.

VEOhUkTOWN, ADtiI ]. BIN
There We're no offerings of wheat ON Change to-day
and we do not hear of any dealings in the same since
yesterdays market. In the absence of receipts OF
offerings are constrained TO write very quiet and
inactive market while there is firm and buoyaut
feeling as to prices and an active milling demand for
all descriptions. We quote nOminally at 81 IIII ID
for good % prime Fulz and 81 l7tdi Is,
COrn-1he market for corn continues quiet and
steady and quotations remain nomnaliy unchanged.
There were u dealings reported to-day aud do not
hear OF any SPECIAL inquiry for either yellow white.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-05
RITER md C.IN.IL NEUIS.
Washington River Front.

Sherins manifestations \ II Perry, ", OIL,
Philadelphia, with go tons coal to George sherl;
steamer Mattano. Byles, Potomac River landings
with general cargo TO District merchants
Biscucs wharves-SchOOner star Spanglcl Banner,
Miller, Philadelphia with coal to & I Wood * 60.
Rneys ADMINISTRATORS Emma Alberta, Mcoui-
GAM Fannie Southland, Nelson; Uncle III, Marshall
and John Francis, EYal $, nll hom tue Che apcaEe
Bay, WlthOysiels 10 market
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
Bscoo's whRrves-SchOOner Pearl, COL man, bound
Gown, light.
Rileys whnrves- Schoouers Passport, kcllyi VIM
MDguiIe, Hall, and 4 L Marsh Bradshaw, al bound
down, light
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-05

There were no arrivals or departures along he
Georgetown river front yesterday.
PORE
Cleared ste mshp John Gibson, Chichester Now
York with full cargo Of mcrchaI disc / Now York
merchants, Including ~ barrels hpnr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-05
VIM j. WARREN, lr,,s.oas
ap2.dSds GEORGE IL ELIIOT. ii"'eoa'
TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of flerl fhcia, issued ont of the
Clerks office Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed. / will sell at public
sale for cash at the courthouse door of said District
on MONDAY, the nth day OF April, 1879. ut Y
o'clock m all the right, title. claim and interest OF
the defendant In and to the following described
property, to wit Suho No no. square No. So wash
ingtOn d. G., together with all and singular the i'm.
provements thereon, seized and levied upon a. the
property Of John H. Cnsscll to satisfy execution No
1880, at law, in favor OF Henrietta stuart
FlEDK DOUGLASS,
u. :. Marshal d. O.
IOHN SHERMAN. Ancllnnapr. nIh2lrlls
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-05
AUCTION SALES.

C,HANCERY SALE OF A TWO sToRY FRAME
" DMELLING, NO. li6j SAMSON STREET

CHANCERY SALE OF A Two-sToRY FRAME
~ DWELLING, NO. 1865 SAMSON STREET
NORTHWEST.
by virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed ON the I'd day Of July A.
- 1873. In equity cause No $751; doc. 49, Mcdaniel
Hill ct AL shall sell nt public auction, in front
OF the premises, on TUESDAY, April 10, 1879, ut .
O'Clock D. M parts of lots numbered sixteen (lB) and
seventeen 40 In Drurys subdivision OF square num-
bcred two hundred and nine (20) in the city of Wash
same at point forty tO feet west from the southeast
OF said lot numbered sixteen (6h and running
thence west twenty (2O eet thence north ninety 1907
feet; thence east twenty 20l feet; thence south nine
" WO feet to the place Of beginning together with
the Improvements, NC.
Terms: One-thId cash, and the balance In one and
two years. with interest Mt per cent per anDutn
from the day OF sale, secured by deed of trust on
the property sold all cash, at option OF the pur-
chaser tlOD required deposit at the time OF safe,
and oil cOnveyancing and recording ct purchaser 5
cost. Terms TO be complied with in seven days 9TH
erwise the trustee the right to resell the
property the risk aud cost of the deaultng pur-
chaser. IG. KIMBALL. Trustee,
j. 4. COLDWELL, 1871 street northwest
ap3eod Auctioneer.