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Destructive Fire in Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA, March ia fire here last
night DESTROYED Murray's stable, store
room belonging 10 Il. II. May d Co., con-
tanning about $50 buggies and other yeh-
Giles, j. Il. McCarthy's grocery, and other
small buildings. Seven horses were burned
in the stable. The total loss is about $780,.
600: insurance, $4,000. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW yOnKIRON MARKET.

MARCH e.-Tcon.-FJr American pig there cor-
iinues quiet condition OF rade. The makers sii
ke busy contracts, and have lite Surplus stock
TO offer but there outside parcels on the suge IN
demand which are available az relatively easy ng-
ures. Of Scotch pig. while good portion OF tie
late mportatiOus 40 direct TO consumers, yet there
vices IRON Inc other side 20 give weak feeling rs
10 prizes. Scrip iron Is slow. Rats are still IA full
demand. Tl- quotations are for Eglin.on at 1910
$3.50 Garischeirie at s3l0f32; GlengdrnCcS
az s3l; American pig at $40 tor best No. d, s3S
1899 for No. 2. and i37 for Gray forge. esils
at works q raiE quoteo uonfnaly al sfla <42.5o;
wrought scrap at s436s45.-Jouradi NJ COM
mfrce.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March IL Oon.-StOcks buOyani.
Money on call, 5M6 per cent. ExchanRe-LOng,
is4H; short. 4676. State bonds elected. Gov
ernnents quist
Euentng.-Money, ga 1872 par cent. Exchange,
4S5. Governments weak and lower; new s.,
1885,; AZ per cents. 1072; 4 per cents, 1907.
States dull and neglected.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, March ll.-Virginia 6's. deferred,
sA cOnsols. SAX; second series, 27 asked past due
coupons. e31; new l0-40's. 4l's; North CaroiAa
0s, Old. 20. BID to-day.
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New YORK, March 11.-Cbarles Stewart
Parnell held conference to-day at the New
York Hotel with friends from this and
neighboriDg cities TO consider the expe-
dency OF establishing lind leagues in this
country. IL was decided TO establish Gen.
trail organization OF that kind here, with
branches in various States throughout the
country.
Mr.. Parnel sailed for England in the
steamer Celtic this afternoon.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
nrcuuoNp LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MARCH l0.-Prices this week ranged rs Ioio"s'
RseT Cdttlt. VERY best, Sc: good, faG4tc.; me
diam or good fair quality. 3A@4c.; rougn Oxen
Thin steers. &C., 21@ &c. u NJ. gross.
Ho0s.-yery best, 8sc.; shoat3, common grades,
shsep.~Jery best, 5Ae.; m dium TO good, 4.'G
'YttaIs'et3.6Oas9 so a head.
Mich Coios-$20@*40 n head
About ITO heal OF beef cattle, 6sI hoys, ahd
few heep or The msrker. Cattle markes fairy &c,
tive aud prIces tolerahy Grm, with slight UPWARD
teudpncy. A good many cattle have arrived "a
small lois durns The Ia week or Two that are nor
included la The above l7". BEE hogs nave "e-
cIIned Ne some left over unsod.
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The Chisholm Tragedy.

De KALB, MISS, March 1l.-Four add-
tional jurors were obtained to-day in the
case against Virgil and Houston Gully for
the murder OF Gimer, making six secured
thus faT-four whites and two cOlored.
The court adjourned until A. NJ. to-mor-
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Explosion Of FIaX.MiIIs.

THE Mills DESTROYED AND TEN PERSONS
KILLED.
Indianapolis, IHD., March 11.-The flax
mills OF Lehman, Ro.entbaI IL Co.., at
Frankfort, Ind, exploded this morning at
7 O'Clock. The mills were entirely destroyed
by IRE, and ten persons were killed. among
them Patrick Leahy, fireman, and Thomas
CrOXton, engineer. The cause Of the ex-
pIosion is unknown.
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offered this week. aud those o, t..isrIor quail ~
making TRANSACT IONS kIos and dsli caves 81 far
icina1d, with few .1crtd. sheep in good supply,
Ind friction higher tor prime opes. Hoes ~ fair
1ppIy AMI moderate demand. Cows and calves
quill. excspf sooj which sell readily Ut quota
ZONES. Market f3ir --Gnzsns.
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xEw YORK pErRnLEuM MARKET.

MARCH 9-petro!eum has little attention. sni II
offered at easier prices, decline OF kc. made ia
price Of refined here Crude In shipping order quoe
AZ 81 Ike; naptha at 6A64c. Refined Al 7hc.
for New YORK. Tie asked for Philadelphia and 7hc.
asked for Baltimore. Refined In cists at tf0i
i2tc.: 500 barrels refined sold here nc 7kc.-
Journal OF Commerce.
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NEW work pEANUT MARKET.

MARCH e-Pednuts.-There Is fair trade and 4
steady market. Prices are for Virginia. 4t5c. for
prime 5sc. for extra prime 51e. for fancy aud
5a@Gc. for hand picked.-J0urndt Of Commerce.
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THE DANGEROUS EUROPEAN CLEMENT.

New YORK, March ia San Francisco
special to the Herald says: Notwitbstand-
ing press denials nothing in this agitation is
more certain than that the sociaistic, COM
munistic, and nIhilistic party is acting in
concert with the agitatOrs. The European
element Of discomfort is not fiction, and the
object of such men could only be plllage.
San Francisco, however, is not going to be
laid in ashes. Every arrangement is made
to meet the first act of violence, ana il it
comes to this the retIibution will be terri
Ia
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A..ryANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

Cattle. very nest 5aGa5kc.; good. 4seaoe. me-
dun or FAIR quality, 4s@4sc ordinary. skeeae:;
THU steers. oxen. and cows. 3M5Sc.i ss'yss. "
a. snsep bIskl6ise.: lambs. g. ap6tc.; hoxs, o4s
She, COWS and calves, s20@saQ, Very few ea'tis
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Pennsyiyanin bribery Cases.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 1.-THE jury in
the case OF Emile j. Pe,rofl this morning
returned a verdict OF guilty OF attempting
70 bybc Representatives Watson and Mac
lay.
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NETWORK WOOL MARKET.

MARCH 9.-1bere Is no change In the position OF
the market. There Is some little demand for inl5
early period II the market. and The few sales sho"
very strong 6gllres.-JOurndt or Commerce.
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The san Francisco Agitation.
DENIS KEARNEY ARRESTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1l.-Denis Kear-
nev was arrested by the police at bis resi-
dence this morning on two charges OF mis-
demeanor, ba. ed on his remarks at the meet
ing Tuesday night. He furnished bail and
was released from custody.
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CoNMU>IsTIc PLAcARDs SEIZED.

SAN Francisco. March 1.-THE police
this morning seized number OF placards
exhibited in the public streets, bearing the
following annou, cement "Read the Com
raunist and Awake. Be Freemen. Thieves
in Council Price 10 cents, by news-deal-
cr,." TIE authorship Of the Dlacard has
no, been asccrtained by the authorities.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March IL 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, I64 bushels.
CORN White. "a bushels. FeltOp, 40 bushels.
Nir6d. go bushels.
OATS-I,9 l4 bushels; Of which AZ bushels were
re-exh,bi ct.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, J IA bushels prime at 81 AZ; 20
bushels very good Fultz at f1.43; 10 bushels good
FulIZ al 3 .43-tstal, l44 bushels.
CORN White, So bushels prime AZ 6Oc.; 3S
bushels on priyae terms-tOial, "a bushels
OATs.-lO0 bushels very good spring at Acc. 40
bushels at ace; l42 bushels very good spring al
4jc.: 800 bushels spring at 45c.-total, us BUSH
els.
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Death of a Veteran Editor.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 1l.-Judge J.
+. Wheeler, editor Of the Fort Smith Inde-
pendent, died last night aged seventy-two.
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET

MARCH 9.-Sumdc.->icily quoted at ssj Tor
best brauds. and S30@si0 for low grades Virginia
al $6C@ i65.-JOurndt Of Commerce.
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MARINE aSTELGIGENCL.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH IL, 1880.
ARRIVED.

TVAI Vr 'tI'''0'V''''' ~ " ~
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyan0ke, Couch. New YORK, nler'
cbapdise and passengers. G.. w. Allen Co.. agents,
Steamer j. W. EycImaD, Carr. Phiiadelphia
merchandise and passengers. j. W. McCarficA'
agent. 49,, Co..
steamer ARIEL. Clifford. Norfolk, United ststss
mail merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is. latVir'
agent. ~
dria, coal, Westbam Granite Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Hope, Williams, Norfolk, truck-barreis.
Curie Co.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK March ll.-trriyed: Cilc1fsiR
Alps, AIyo, Nth. tlariba'. Arrived ou' 4: Ginouc
Capea, Robinia, Lake Champlsin, Auitrlan,
DAMAGED BY COLLISION.
LONDON. March 1.-The steamer Oihello, when
sailed II ON l.u on the 9Th instant for New York,
has put intO Plymouth. having lost her rails, tian-
cheOns, boats. ana sustained other damages 10 co.,
lisiOn.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Fine. s4Gs4.50 supernne, IS .5O@s5.75; extrs
s6.75@S7; common family, S7@S7.2J; fancy
hr.nAs AZ 60{S.
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\ Quarter Of a Dollar will purchase any
,rhere bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Adu.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, March IL, 1850.
SALES 20 shares of Atlanta and Charlotte Air.
Line stock sold at 40.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

VINEGAR
Y TIE ALDEN" FRUIT VINEGAR.
100 barrels for sale by
DAVENPORT MORRIS. Agent.
RIcHyoSD. VA, March 10. 1880.
have carefully tes'ed ALDEN BROTHERS.
FRUIT yINtGAR for iDjurious Ingredient esfe-
ci,liy for mineral acs, aud lni That mat II Is 60,
irely free from them. II Is wat u Is repr'eh
10 b IA pure article. The sample used Ia this Y
animation WAS collected By me from number OF
barrel. rec AZ the msnuiac nreTs agents, hessrs
DAVENPORT & MORRIS, OF tbls eiiy.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. ". D..
NH I2.lm sls'e Cbsml.'.
LIVERPOOL FACTORY-FlLLED
- FINE SALT.
DAVENPORT q MORRIS
offer FOR sale to The trade $4,000 SACKS II the folow-
-. Ing brsnds:
'SNv Wi6GRiHIxGToN.
BrcKLEy's,
FAtLK's.
in store and anoat.
5000 SACKS GROUND,ALrM sALT:
mhu.lm Richmond.
COFFEE. DAVENPORT q MoKRis,
~ DOCK STREET,
ocer for sale TO The trade
5000 BAGS COFFEE,
consisting OF
RIO-commop to pTine;
LAGUAYRA-choice;
JaNh-chCice. felfiW
old CHOICE LIQUORS AND FINE
" GROCERIES.
u. AHTLLOITI.
No. 1911 FRANKLtN STREET, RICHMOND. Va.
bees leave 10 call NJ eniion "a bis large STOCK 2.
clIoICE VIRGINIA WHiSkEfs. fR Nc
ERANDIFs, aud WfNEs. such as
~ m 40 n WYstbR" WHiskkY:
JAMES BCM6ARDNkR WHITNEY,. ave years
FIJI. CHER wi,isKEy. seven wears old;
ciEMaER WHiSkEY, hye years eia noes,
OLD MARTIAL DARN LoNpVN wv"
ON MARTEi.i v. $. q. r. BRANDY;
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN; s..,pcv
Aiso eholes,i grades OF PUkI AMI suthEh
WINES. aad IRISH and sgvIUu whis :nrs
~'o' sen. snc GaoCERiss generally.
jaI4-eod3mo
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Forfy-sixtb Congrcss--SecOnd session.
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1880.
SENATE.

The President being absent, Mr.. Ed
muUds presided.
Mr.. Sharon presented petition OF news
paper proprietOrs Of Nevada for reduc-
lion OF the duty on paper. Referred.
In presenting the petition, Mr. Sharon
said he thought tue tariff might now adyan-
tageously be removed from many articles:
1t was said there is war between capital
and labor. That could not be In any Just
sense, for capital cannot be at war with that
which il most needs; but capital and labor
united are Ut war with production for The
purpose OF piuening the masses. The tarlh
intert SITS are always represented here; the
people are not. They are long su1ering'
pstienf, and enduring, aud never moving
until reused by some great wrong.
Mr.. sbaron.tben said there bad been COM
ment upon bis long abse2ce from bis seat IN
the Senate. This absence was caused Dy the
fact that after his election operations on =
friend had involved him 10 fbe extent Oh
millions OF dollars, and his duty TO tie large
Interests depending on him bad demandsu
bis attention. He regretted th.s, az nc
would have been glad 10 take part In the ce-
iberaiions OF the Senate.
Mr.. Gordon, from the Committee or
Commerce, reported adversely Senate bill
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THIS YEARS BUDGET,

LONDON, March lin the House OF
Commons to-day. the Chancellor Of the Elk.
ehequer presented the budget, showing Ing tbst
than estimated, leaving deDcit Of E3,3oo'-
900.
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CONTRACTS FOR STAR MAI

WAsHINGTON, March 1l.-The Post-Office
Department last night concluded contracts
for the star mail service in the following ten
States: North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana.
These CONTRACTS are for the four years from
July Ist next The total amount of contracts
as awarded is about 1885,, ZOO. The routes
included in this letting are 5000 in number.
There were 81. 200 bids. Those who received
the largest contracts were G. NJ. Snodgrass.
Virginia; A. f. Boone, Washington, ID. c.;
Sawyers Il WYATT, Kentucky;J j. II. Wilson,
Kentucky; W. L. Argue, Washington, ID.
c.; and j. ID. CoIegrove, Missouri.
National Republican., 1880-04-22

GREAT
1879

PENNSYL YLyANIA ROUTE
SPLENDID scENERMX INA sMNAAeNIFIcENr EQUIP
TRAINS AfvEES @IsniSah6S fSTA6SS oS is Depot cor
ner ofsixth and streets, as follows
Parior Car TO Pttsburg and Sleeping Cars from
Phsburg 70 Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago
Sry Nh FSsSs G e ffGIiRse5s%sp
For Canandaigua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FallA
and tho North at a, m daily, except sunday
to Canandaigua. For Williamsport Lock uavon
and E.mlIa, al 1910 u. m. daily except Sunday.
For New York and the Fast, S'iO a. M, iSonnd G'op
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars $50 a. M
For dns sS9esy all through train, connect
At Jersey City with boats OF .'BroOklyn Annex"
anoIding direc. transfer 70 Fulton street, avoid
on sunday, S;so an and d mi5 s. D M M ''O anu v" " "
For. 9Htimere sio, $50 iSiS a. n. ana i;sa. $40
40, SD Ti0, and G.l5 p. m. on Sunday. 1910 a.
M. 800 7iI0 ana s45 D. m.
For Pope's Creek Line. a. IN and G2o p. III. daily.
On A%b AFTER APRIL :, 1850:
For annapolis 900 H. M aud 4@ D. M daily except
ALExANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
VA, MAH - AMP N AAhEXANDRlA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, I, 7iso o. II a. M; 100 GeO 02l
and lliS0 p. M On Sunday, i ana II a. m'' and
For Richmond and the South, 700 a. m. daily and
$40 p IN daily, except sunday
onsnndsy At ) aud ios NJ, 7and S;O5 ?, NJ. ms
eommodatons can be procured at the oitceS-north-
snst corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
AYenus northeast corner sixth street and Pennsy-
len for the checking or baggage TO destination from
''''' "" L. i, FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
National Republican., 1880-04-22
BALTIMORE, Mn, April 81.

BALTIMORE, Mn, April 81.
Cotton dull. Mddling l2c
Flour--Rather better feeling, but no change in
prices. Howard street and Western superfne. So 25
City mills superine, SO i0@ no; do. extra. "a $50
8 90: do family, Sc 25@6 10; do Rio brands SC 81
@65O PatapsGo family. 81 10,
Wheat-Southem dull. hut steady; Western
higher and firm Southern rcd 81 2261l 25; do. am.
Der, 81 2S@l 80; No. . Western winterrcd spot, and
al 1OH
Corn-southern dull, but better for white; West.
ern duh aud steady Southern white, sic; do yel.
low, nominal: Western mixed, spot. and April
47@f7l9c May, 4I@47Mc; June, 46@46Ac; July; Al
Oats dull. Southern, i2@i9c Western white
d1&i2c; do. mixed. i0@40Ec; Pennsylvania, 4l@
42c.
Rye nominal at ss@9Oc.
Hav steady. Prime IN choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, olsgN per ton.
Provisions dull. Mess pork Sll 75@12 25. Bulk
MAIDSTONE shoulders aud clear rib sides nomi.
nal; do. packed 5C97l4c bacon shoulders. size
clearrib sides, 7Ac; hams, l0l7allIac; lard. Sc.
Butter firm and active. Prime to choice Western
packed 22926c; roll, 20@22c,
Eggs dull at l0c.
Pctroleum-Crude nominal; refined nominnly
TIC.
Coffee dull and lower. Rio carogos, ordinary to
primo, l2I9Ql5Ac
Sugar quiet. A soft oLG.
Whisky quiet ut 81 099l 10.
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton
3-l6d: -four, 2s I'd; grain, I'd
ReccpE-llour 1000 bbls: wheat 53O7o bu
corn: $500 bu; oats, 1860 bu; rye PA.
Shipmemls-Whent, none, corn, 1900 bu.
Shles-Wheat OBS, 100 bu: corn, l5l ,427 bu.
Virginia skies, deferred, Sl asked do. consoi
dated, 1875, do. second SERIES 20; pastduc coupons
eO19. new ten'Iorties, 3SlI bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
One of Those obliCing Men.

widow living on Fort street east has lately
been greatly annoyed by several boys trying
to steal her doves. The other day she looked
out just us q boy about fourteen years old was
climbing over the fence, but as she opened the
door lie ran across the street. She thought
moral suasion might help the case, and sho
called:
Boy, will you please come over here7"
Nav. yer don't" ho growled in answer.
"Come, now, be a good boy and come here"
sho continued, as pedestrian turned the cor-
neT.
See anything green about MOP" sneercd
tho lad.
"The pedestrian looked from one to the
other, and asked the woman!
"Do you want him2"
"Well, did want him to come over"
"Then he shall GOMEZ interrupted the
man, aud he darted across the road, seized tho
boy and shook him up and said:
Won't mind yer mother, ELI Got too big
for yer boots, have your Well see about
that ~
ION sir didn't want him hurtp cried
the woman, as she ran forward.
Jest the way mother-jest like 'em No,
won't hurt him, but he needs sound spank
ing to take the sass out of him Lemmo sit
down on this hoss-block."
You dasn't-you dasn't |" yelled the boy,
as he tried to break away,
Sir, the boy is't--," put in tho woman,
but the man interrupted:
II heard him sassng you, and that's uuf;
como over this knee, young impudencew
The boy hOoted like panther, the woman
ran into the house aud locked the door, aud in
two minutes man aud woman came tear
lug down the street and pitched into the
spankor like tigers. They were followed by a
boy sixteen aud girl of twenty, all belonging
to one family, aud they ran the man
against fence, oyer httching-post, across tho
road and then got him down on u sand pilo aud
clawed him almost naked. Two pasterers in-
terfored until he could get up, and he went
out of tho neighborhood like u Texas steer. If
things are yet sort o. mixed In his mind, tho
explanation at the beginning of this article
will make things clear. All boys nood good
training, but ono shouldn't get EN- misplaced.
Every boy should be spanked on his own in.
dividuaity.-- Deroit Free Press.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
To take oIfect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT 1890 p. NJ.
Lenye yyashinpton,

SN-''N. %'D' ''' '"'"' "a ''oN - 49,
A. NJ. Leave Washington.
5nl-Baltimore Elllcou City and Way Stations
Gio6.rtNEM W, 69hk, , PHILApELPhiA, AND Bus-
;So.7Baltlmore, Annapolis, and Way. (Piedmont
nd sTdHSS1Tg wa n WRRohester Hagers'own' Frederick
AIn MIX e Nsiaya Xap LAUREL EXPRESS.
slo.Polnt OF Rocks, Piedmont, strns6urg, Winches-
s,s ter H1ascyysi1Wp and Wey s!atlS9g posroN
New York and Philadelphia
PTsbURa sbb3UHRS ExR SRAeo hsoS Fpedofcs Hasers
town town and Valley Branch Except sunday.
cnna! daily. Grafton TO sanduslsy daily. except
Saturday.
EXpREss. stops at Bladens-
burg, College, Betsyllle. Laurel, Annapolis juno
=. tion. Jessups, and Hanover
%ShA AnqaRqlls EcRts CITY and wSy
TON EXPRESa Stops al Laurel.
&fTI@SRG Sa,yaSS5f BLAPRNsBGia nfa % AND LAu.
REL EXPREss. Frederick, via Relay. stops
a'a5-;tPIont Of Rocks, Frederick, nagcrstown. win.
chester and Wav Stations. On sunday to Point
SSSySk %S s'sSB' 2NS BAL
S, SSSTfo DAssengsrs taken W r. the cars SreG! 70
IS IS BR%SHiFmgGS HFTMoRG fng Wey NN itISp f% EXPRESS
7'45.TtGMTGA9o, GoiUNBUs, AND PIrTsBuRo
SlteplHs chfS 10 CulchBO anu lttS
burg except Sunday.
9Aj-tNEW YORK, PHILA DELPIIA, AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladensburg and
Laurel Sleeping car TO New York, and special
oosF SssF"F FSHs SGE s Rkb RsSaGSigSSGafN GigSGfNNAr1
tDny. SUNDAY only. othor trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket ofces-WnshingtOn Station. and 0O3, Ol9
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders will he
point In the city W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
1. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO. 3. KOON'rZ General Agent.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
A Dead MIinIe.

A dispatch has been received Mt tho Treas.
ury Department from life.sayiug station on
the New England coast, stating that the crew
OF the station had found whale, towod it on
shore nour the station, and that the owner Of
the land claimed the fish, which he was about
to cart Oh against the wishes Of tho keeper.
The whale is supposed TO have been dead
some time, to have boeu on exhibition some.
where aud then thrown away. The Depart
ment is called upon to decide whether 10 deliver
tho whale to the finders, to the owner of tho
land, or keep it on hand.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
AUCTION SALES.

Ger, 3s27. Lot number one. square $40. fronting
on u street twenty four feet (2i). Revised balance
due, forty tour dollars and seventy-Une cents
Ni7). IN tho namo of Sarah @. Morsell
Ger 3.s2S. Lot number subdivision G sauere
$40. fronting on street twenty-five feet (2) All OF
revised amount due, forty-thrce dollars and twelve
cents (si312), in the namo Off. C. Burch, trustee.
Ger. $3.50. Lot number 90. b.dvslon A, SQUARE
So fronting on D street twenty feet (2O) All Of re-
vised amount due. nincty-scYe dollars aud twen-
ty-four cents (s9L2l) in the name Of Eliza A.
Anderson ct al.
Ger 1885, Lot number thirteen square $40, front
ing on d street twcnly-throe feet (23) All Of re-
Yised amount due, eiphty-Cght dollars and sew
eniy-cight cents (ssS1S), In the name Of John IT,
kllman.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that
agreeably to the aforesaid provisions Of the law,
said lots or property viii be severally sold in tho
Office OF the Collector OF the District Of Columbia
Room one ~, Columbia Building, -Four and a-half
street at auction for cash such securities as arc
authorized by law, 10 the highest bidder, on MON.
DAY, the 18th DAY OF MAY 1850 between tho
hours OF II m. and p m, Of said day aud from
day to day as may bo required, for the payment Of
s0d certificates, and interest thereon, at tho rate
Of ten per cGnum, from the date thereof as pro-
Yided by said ennCtments Of Congress and OF said
Legislative Assembly.
J. DENT.
THOMAS p. MORGAN,
W. J. TWiNING
(Major OF Engncors),
np2l.3w Commissioners, District OF Columbia.
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