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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-21
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National Republican., 1880-09-06
WANTED-sITUATIONs

DY respectable young colorcd man, n situation
ID "a waiter or driver Tor private family by Octo.
ler i. Address ]. H. WATSON, No. 40 Washington
ami
National Republican., 1880-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
oUR oRKvEr nErrER.
Farewell--"One who TPeads Alono"--Pis-
torio-Infiuence Of the Election on Future
ORKNEY sPR1Nas, Sept. 2, 1880.

Farewell--"One who Treads Alone"--Pis-
torio-Infiuence OF the Election on Future
Visits.
ORKNEY SPRINGS, Sept 2, 1880.
On leaving London Byron wrote those oft.
quoted lines, Farewell, dear damned dis.
tracted town, farewell" The allitoration was
perfect, but the sentiment bad. Not, how
ever, In any such way would one take leave
Of this pleasant resort, haven of refuge for
the city.worn soul. IL is true that our
birds Of fashion have flown and their huge
Saratogas (three stories and mansard root0 no
longer serve as landmarks in tho halls
flushed Is the thunder of the bowling alley.
quiet the sward running down to tho spring.
The buildings do not trembIe under tho meas.
ured tread, and even the croquet balls upon
the lawn and the horses in livery have rest
at last. AS / sauntor leisurely into tea ro.
call those lines though they arc not strictly
applicable:
feel like one who treads alone some banquet hall
deserted
Whose lights are shed. whose guests have fled,
And all but he departed.
Those who love solid comfort remain, and
the register indicates that many prefer Sep
tenlber In the mountains TO August. The
| management of 1850 has been all that could
bo desired, certainly excelliug all previous
seasons. Not content with playing on the
lawn during tho day and in the ballroom ut
night Pistorio has struck upon the happy
thought of serenading the lady guests at their
respective cottages
| How pleasantly this orchestra beguiles the
hours away. You go out to read aud arc soon
| lost In the enjoyment of your fivorite airs
| from "Rigoletto" and "Trovatore" and other
gems Ifyou aroinclined to amusement, u dozen
kind offer themselves; il you camo to rest, the
many shady hooks, rustic seats, are open wide,
while the hammOcks swing so invitingly. Ii
none of these tempt your wandering mind
then you arc ft for treason, strategem and
| spoils" But the stage waits aud l must say
farewell. Dear Orkney, l may never look upon
| your face again. and sigh to think 1t so; GER
tainly if tho Postis correct never will, as we
are on the eve of presidential election,
which may be going the other way. If so
For me no more the band then plays,
Or ball upon tho alley rolls;
For me are passed those pleasant days
Unless we beat them at the polls.
National Republican., 1880-09-06
How Senator Carpenter and Judge Black
Settled u Presidential Election in Adynnce

How Senator Carpenter and Judge Black
Settled II Presidential Election in Advanc CO.
Judge jeremiah 5. Black and Senator Car
penter-who are as warm friends personally
us they are uuyielding foes politically-somo
years since got to talking about the probabili.
tics as to who would be elected president in
1850. Finally, Senator Carpenter proposed to
Judge Black that they should 20 to work as
they would to get a jury-each to write down
twelve names, which were to be taken up, one
by one and objected to or accepted. The
Judge agreed, the list was made out, the sena-
tor, with his usual courtesy, heading his list
with Judge Blacks name, and Judge Black
heading his list with the senator's name.
OF course, Carpenter struck or his name, to
begin with, and, of course, Black struck of
his name. Then the canvass went on. Tho
remaining names, as they were called, were
fully discussed One man was pronounced
eminently fit for the presidency, but unavail.
able for some cause; another had made some
mistake which would prevent bis election;
another was too extreme a partisan; another
lacked popular qualities; another had a trou-
blesome record, and so on. This procesa Of
Striking oil" continued until but one uamo
was loft, US that Of the man who was lilS ely
to be elected president in 1850,
That name was the namG OF James A. Gar.
field,
Our authority for this interesting account
Of anOvel eXpedient for settling presidential
contest three or four years in advance is Sun.
ator CaIponter--lN Y Evening Mail,
National Republican., 1880-09-06

May o, 1s62-his term Of service was ten
months. He Is we'll remembered and known
In this locality as the man afraid of Ills
horse" Tho only engagement in which his.
tory records him was skirmish at Darnes-
vlle-"no casualties on the 10th" Before
any great battle was fought Colonel Mccall
mont resigned went home, and ever since has
been, and is to-day, n consistent copperhead.
and since the closing of the war named one Of
his boys after the rebel chief, Robert Il. Lee.
Gone to meet Forney-able editor and friend
of mnn-
National Republican., 1880-09-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now Yorh MonaY Mnrlsot.

NIw YORK., Sopt. 4, 1850.
Money was easy at 299 per cent on call, and
closed at 2d2lz per cent
Exchange was dull Mt f60<G4sl for long and
iS3jgiS3A for short sight.
Governments were quiet, but strong.
State bonds dun and nominal
Railroad bonds were strong, active and generally
higher.
The stock market was strong and buoyant dur
ing almost the entire day and closed at near the
best figures reached. The improvement In prices
ranged from i 10 80 per cent, and was most
marked In Rock Island, the Gnnger aud Coal
shares Louisville & Nashville, Western Union aud
Michigan Central.
Tho transactions aggregated 22p.i67 shares in
Guiding Delaware, Lnckawanna & Western l2GO0,
Eric 81 800 Hannibal & St. Joseph Il 900 Iron Noun
tain i,5Vo, Lake Shore 500, Northwestern - 900.
New Jersey Central 500 Ohio Mississippi II 200.
Reading 1900 81. Paul 3o,s00 aud Wabash Pacific
l3,yOO
National Republican., 1880-09-06
FREE ADVERTISING.
N q Q III a F Ct III :
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Advertisements under tho head OF
sITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED
OF acceptable nature and not to exceed our lines
on our third page, are free to oil.
Advertisements For Rent Safe or lost not 10 e1cfed
three tncs iom be inserted three times for Ioenty-ftt
CtHt4
II answers mil to come the 6rat time, we invite n
second third, many repetions "a are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the adj
vertisers 10 feel that they imposing but
are doing us iavor by using Our FREQ columns we
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
Jhelr wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
10 INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
posoiiice II initials used they should be directed
To the care OF some person. firm or postoilce box.
No nee advertisements taken after o'clock D. m.
Advertisements can be len Mt our office, or sent
through the mail 10
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-09-06

BALTIMORE MD, Sep. 1.
Cotton quiet Mdding lllic.
Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat-SOuihorn tlrmer western highor and
firm Southern red, 9jcG Il %; do. amber, 81 $50
/ OS No, Maryland nominal; No western winter
rcd, spot. and September 81 Ul"zHl O23I October,
81 05LG9l 0jA; November 81 OG5s4l vi December,
OShGpl 0S's.
Corl--Southern quiet; western dull and neg.
lccted. Southern white, 5lG53c; DO, yellow, nomi-
nall western mixed, spot, aud September, G0E9
5lHc.; October 52!4n52Ac steamer, soc.
Oats firm. Western white, iOGilc; do. mixed,
SSG39c
Rye quiet at soc.
Hay unchanged.
Provisions firm and withou, change.
Butter higher. Prime tO choice western packed,
lGG22c.
Eggs quiet at l6c.
Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee unchanged Hnd quiet
Sugar firm. a soft, lOts
Whisky unchanged
Freights unchanged.
RcceiptS-Blour, 2,623 bbls; wheat l622OO bu;
corn, 5000 bu oats, $500 bu.
Shipments-Wheat, Ill ,296 bu; corn, l,Oji bu,
Sales-Wheut. G73022 0u corn. 1900 bu
Virginia skies deferred, 65s; do. coasols, 61l5;
do. second series, 25; past-due coupons. J0i5 new
en.ior.es 424; Virginia teu-fortics, coupons, %
bid to-day
National Republican., 1880-09-06
Arousinu Its Headers

An alarm Of FIRE at midnight is a startling
thing, but not half so startling TO many who
hear 1t as would DO the sudden knowledge of
their own dangerous physical condition.
Thousands of thousands are burrying to their
graves because they are carelessiy indifferent
TO tho insdious inroads of disease aud tho
means of cure. 1t Is tho mission Of II. II.
Warner & Co., with their Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, to arouse men TO a sense Of thoir
danger aud then cure them. Memphis APP
National Republican., 1880-09-06
Annther snldIer l2l Cnnxert.

Colonel John 8 McCamont OF Venango county,
Pa, u prominent republican and commander OF
nounced his intention 10 support Hancoek,-Csun-
day Herald
Colonel McCalmont, like General Hancock,
was graduate OF West Point and regular
officer, educated at the peoples expense, Ho
WAS mustered in June 20, 1861, aud resigned
National Republican., 1880-09-06
HAMPTON nnd Butler.

The general Impression seems TO be that Sen.
Rtor Hampton is doing great deal Of harm
TO the cause of the national democracy by his
speeches, which, to say the least are indscreet
Senator Butler has determined upon by far the
easiest course for one statesman 10 pursue un.
til ho gets out of the woods. Wo arc glad to
see that Butler says he Won't 90 about stump.
ing the state until compelled to.
A gonoylne statesman should be on his guard
Efhe mus, have beliefs, not TO b'licve en- 70 hard
For ez sure ez he does, he'll be b6rtm EN- ou
'ThOut regnIdin' the natuT o man moron q spout
Nor Il don't ask much gumplon, to pick ont flaw
In party whose leaders are loose in the jaw
Il Charleston 5, C., Mercury.
National Republican., 1880-09-06
THE GREAT
1880
1880

TO THE N6RTM,, WEsT; AND SOUTHWEST.
spLENbTBy R4yBhE TaAgkM EF BENZ Equ1p
TRAINS Leave WAsHiNdToN, from Depot cor
ner ofSixth and u streets. ~ follows;
tns "ns tSsso & a seSSRG SSy
naii, 81 LOUIS snd;chicSsa $40 p m. daily, with
B&LfIaoR2ANDP HiS 10 Il liSiSpt PptoSromAo RAILROAD
For S cH 70 snS Ene lie Es 3,
except saturday with Palace Cars 70 canHh'
For WiiIlamsport, Lock Haven and ElmiIA, at 1910
For New YORK and the East i0A0 M, 9;ioaud I0Q0p
LimItsa E9p1sss * Pullman @ al Parlor Cara ssO M
For BIooklynL New YOft, all tnr9ggh trains oonnec.
hhordlng direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
lng double brrlAgs across Now York city,
For Philsdeiphla lOilo o. mr. 40 $50 and 1000 y. IN.
Limited Express $50 q N. daily, except sunday.
For Baltimore Gto soc, gs0 Io.lO a. ~: & ana 30
5;OJa a. ~, 10 q, M. $40 $3.50 and lO. 0 y. M.
For Popes Creek Line $40 =. m. and tiO p. H. daily
For AnlRpoiis $40 a. M. and 40 p. m daily, sEeepi
ALExGSpBIA AND pFREpERICKsBuRG RAIL.
NAY a . AMP n "A nAnLtEIXARDRIA AND WASHING
For GieTSndria, T. 7io, 0, na M 40, $50 62j,
and iiioO p m. On Sunday. Z. anu II H. tn and
For Richmond and tho South, ZOO q, M daily, and
- o;20 y, m daily, except sunday.
i'ins SS y snS W s0r p m' and II niniShs ~
On sunday ~ aud 10 q, m, and GS p NJ
oonnmodhtionS ens be- proSSPsd al The ofess%aort6.
east corner OF Thirteenth aireot and P0nnsylvania
vanls svonus and Al tho depot where orders can be
len tor theoheGklng OF baggage 10 destination trom
1''N'' i. y. FkRMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. Gensrn Aanag9r
National Republican., 1880-09-06
Spenoerian Business College,

GOtNEN OF SEVENTH AND lSIsS' N W.
This institution has progressive and successful ex-
rerienCe of sixteen years II 0luchleS young men
aud women for useiuueS and srltsuppOrt. Its
graduates positions of trust and profit Course
OF study and training comprises the English Lam
guage Business Arithmetic, SpenCtrlnn Practical
Penmauship bookkeeping, by single and double
entry adapted to every variety Ofbusness; Business
Practice, requiring the making ont and exchanging
Of all kinds OF business papers paying and receiving
cash and keeping he WcOunts Eucution aud Lee
lures. Day ana Evening sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST 30 1850 For Information md terms call At
the Collcse, or address HENRY c. SPENCER,
National Republican., 1880-09-06
EDUCATIONAL.
THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

This institution win begin the fill term In It's Nor
NAL, Preparatory, Collegiate and Ihe. logical Depart
ments on WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3, ut .
o'clock n IN. open 10 all, irrespective Of race.
Free tuition will be given to twenty FIVE students In
the Normal aud Preparatory Departments. who shall
pass the requisite examination. For Information Hp-
pyto Rev. WIN. W. PATTON, d. d., President
..nl
National Republican., 1880-09-06
PROPOSALS..
pRoPosALs FOR UNIFORMS AND HATS

DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE,O
OFFICE MAJop AsD SUIT, 2O4 4is 81. ~ w,
WAsHfNgToN, ID. g., sent I, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
oihce until IL o'clock m, TUESDAY, nth inst, at
which lime they will be opened, to furnish tins do.
pariment with Two hundred eco, more or loss uni.
forms 10 measure, for wner OF the police force
consisting or overconts OF blue beaver cloth lrock
coats of blue flannel vests OF blue CLOTH pantaloOns
Of blue doe5kn, material to be of best quality indigo
blue dye, tobe cut In accordance wtlthe regulations
for uniforms to he by the Metropolitan Police
force" Bios 70 be made separately for each garment.
TINS de, for the buttons win be loaned TO the
fu bidder
Sealed proposals will be received at same time for
furnishing two hundred and twenty (2s0), more or
less, hais ,mlar to sample on view at this office.
Samples OF material and hats must accompany bids.
The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved.
Marx envelopes Proposals for Uniforms" or PRO.
posnls tor Hats" as the case may be
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
For further Information apply to Captain q. II.
Vernon, Inspector NJ. r., at Police Headquarters.
BY order OF the Commissioners D. G.
WM. O. BROCK,
e60&l3 Major md Snpt. Met. Police
National Republican., 1880-09-06
TTNHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
"A. OF THu
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

Professor OTIS T. MASON, A. NJ, PHI d., Primo.
pal and Instructor In History aud the English Lam
glaga.
Professor ANDREW p. MONTAGUE. A. M, In
structor In Latin.
Professor ANTHONY II. JANUS, Instructor in
French and German.
Professor HARRY G DAVIS, A. b., Instructor in
Greek, Ponmanship and bookkeeping.
:. Professor J. HOWARD GORE, b. s., Instructor IN
Mathematics.
The school affords q thorough preparation for the
college. Its full course extends through four years
but II furnishes also high school course, occupying
two years, for pupils whe have completed their
studiss IN the common English branches, either In
the public schools or elsewhere.
Tie session opens ON tho Sth Of september.
Charge for the whole year payable quarterly In ad
nnCe, se5.
There are no extra charges.
For Catalogues or further Information address the
'''' WV ersotf
National Republican., 1880-09-06
DIED,

BISCHOFF.-On September 4. 1890 WILLIE, young
est OF fAndrew and Mary Bschofi. aged 10 Years.
Funeral will take place from Calvary mission cor
Of Fifih and streets northwest, Monday ut $3.50
p m. Friends of the family are invited TO attend .
BROWNELL.-On sunday morning. September s,
of heart disease GERTRUDE RIssAM, Beloved wife OF
H. Tudor BrOwnell, aged IS years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter, .
CHILDS.--Ath his residence, 025 II street northwest,
Rt ti5 p. M, NATHANIEL CHfLDs, aged 70 years.
Notice OF funeral tomorrow. =
National Republican., 1880-09-06
To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY y, lssO, AT l.3C z. NJ.

oO'DA - MA - io'Vi a. i''' - M
AN Leave Washington:
sfBNnTidREse tiseG!! HxPsE FIX Sae why 7''''0n'
6'ole9,;Ba,simore annapolis md Way, tPiodmon.,
aud Way via Relny1
FHRp I? Mss ESSts NS sh5 WP ssGns SPRINGS
AND BALTfAoRE EXPHEss. = F. Paror ,Ts car TO to
New I ork and Philadelphia
oOO.iOn Sunday only-Baltlmore' Annapolis and
eiO-fsr' LOUIS. CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
town, aud Ut Point OF Rlcks FOR Frederick and
stations east OF Piedmont eacept sunday Pull
man cars to Cincinnati and LouiSVnle, daily;
gGT X f eissR taps ss"f 3. BsGons.
burg College Belt5ville Laurel, Annapolis juno
iion, Jessups. and Hanover
i2lO-Daltimore, Annapolis. Elllcott City and Way.
i3o-giAti "A s IMoltie L AM L. LAuREL EXpkEss, ,
23omNE%. . YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND Bos
a.soIBaItimore i and wny stations. (wlncheste
4soFB&ri6R EffafISt IN ASp S
at AnnspolN Junction.
Ea5LtPoint Of R9eEs @ FTedSTick i assgGr;own WIn;
Of Rocks aud Way stations only
&EDP hHC S'"Sn'
tiPshRRt sfSS i Ias2SS AND BALTIMORE Ex
oO1-Point OF Rocks aud Way Stations
SbhhFi&5RE shH Wy g%HRE Ssfps
p:3O-tSp, LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PIITSBuRG EXPREsS (Phls0urs except
Sieeping cara 10 ~. Iouis and pit,sburg.
93}-rBALlIMORE, BLADESSBUR AND LAU.
REL EXPRESS.
IO:I5-fNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car to
Now York, and special sleeping car to Philadol
phlA
tDaiiy ,sunday only. Other trains daily. except
sunday.
All tfains stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply at tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket oltceB Washington station and 6O8 0i9
and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders will be taken tor Baggage to be
checked and received at any point In the city.
W. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation
GEO. 8. KOONTz General Agent
L. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent
O. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent,
National Republican., 1880-09-06
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

The Columbian College opens September Q.
The Medical school opens October l.
The Law school opens October 10.
For catalogues or further information tdress
JAMES G, WELLING, LII. D.,
National Republican., 1880-09-06
LEGAL.

TN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No. 3423.
To deposors In tho Washington City Savings
Bank Notice ls hereby given That all depostoTs
who have not drawn either of tho last three dlyi-
dends made by the Receiver Will be debaTrod from all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrawn
dividends be pres n,ed TO the Receiver on before
October 10, 1850. -
w. 8. cox. Justice. jul.awlOw
National Republican., 1880-09-06

RAYARD TAYLOR said: IL take great pleasure
- in mending to parents the Academy Of Mr..
Swithin e. Shorti1ge / have had AN opportunity
for several Yeas past OF observing the manner In
which this Academy is conducted as well Us the de.
pertinent OF the pupils who attend Il, and salts
fled that nothing Is neglected which can further both
the intellectual and moral development Of the latter"
$50 per quarter for young mon and boys; boarding,
schooling, books, etc, No extra charges except for
music. Special attention to dull boys. Special
aud provision Tor little boys. Individual and class
instruction ior both advanced and backward young
men. combining the advantages of private tutoring
and school-rOom drill English, Comme rcial, Sclen-
tfC and Classical courses. English Conversation md
Business Correspondence taught to foreigners with
rnpdity aud thOroughnesi. Twelve instructors. all
men aud all graduate' French and German spoken
In language classes. Bookkeeping and Penmanshp
by Professor W. =. Hammond author OF Potter q
Hanimonds bookkeeping and Pcnmanshp. Weekly
lectures by Philadelphia Professors. with the finest
aud fullest apparatus for experiment and illustration
Fine building with f'ty-Hve rooms; heated in all
stories and lighted with gas; hot and cold baths; gym
nasium: excellent table, ample grounds.
New illustrated circular contains picture of build
ings and full particulars, with 100 references, and let
trrS from the Hon. Fernando Wood, Governor John
l.. Routt, Judge George NJ. Van Hoesen, ex.Presl-
dent Hill, the Rev. DR.. \. T. Peabody the Rev. j. ~
rail from Thirty.flrSt and Chestnut streets, Phaie
pha, n daily trains coach mees them regularly.
school only n few minutes nom Media station.
Media has seven churches and q temperance char
tcr-strlct enfOrCel-prohlhting the sale of all in
toNicaliug drinks. The health record OF Media has
students admitted Ut any time
No examination requisite for admission.
+, I full particulars address SWIrlGlS G, SHORT.
Penn or cnll on the Principal at Wizards Hotel
Washington ID. G., August 20. amer y. m.
National Republican., 1880-09-06
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. Trustc
l.,A.A :
r n CoLDwKLL, Real Estate AucllOnecr.

j. T. coLowhLL' Real Estate A"o''0"''F
TRuS'rEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN HILLSDALE, ID c.
BY virtue of deed OF trust TO d. l.. Eaton and
myself dated April .! A.. D. is75, and duly re-
corded In Liher No. $50 folio $50 of the Land Rec
ords Tor the District OF Columbia, and Mt the request
OF the pnry secured thereby |, surviving trustee
Will offer for sale In iroHt Of the promises at l:JO p
m. On MONDAY, ; ptrmber ~ 4. D. 1850, the fol
lowngdeScrlbed real C3tne, lying aud being IN the
County of Washington, District of Columbia, aud
known aud desCrlo as lot numbered ten (i0l IN sec
liOn numbered two (,l of the Barry Fnrm, subdivis
ion $50 cnedl according to the plot thereof filed by
th0 trustees Of the Barry Farm Fund In the onCe OF
the surveyor of Wellington County, District OF Co
lumbia together with improvements, etc.
Termsoi sale, SEQ, win interest from Anrll % 1874
ana expenses of sale In cash. and the balance In
year from dne OF sale with Interest NJ SIX per cent
per annuin. A deposit Of ss5 will DO required at
time Of sale. All eOnvcynnCing ut purchasers cost,
GEORGE W. STitKSEY.
au2t2tawSds Surviving Trustee Ga2 L street.
National Republican., 1880-09-06
STATES MARsnALs SALE
.TOHN SHERMAN & co. Real Estate Agents and
~ AuctioneeTs, 81 Cloud Building.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESrArE BEING PREMISES NO l72s
PENNSGLNANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decd OF trust, dated tho .gth day of
January A. ID. 1880 ana duty recorded IN liber No.
W. fOliO O of tho land records for the District OF
COLUMBIA and at the request In writing o the party
securei thereby, we viii sell at public auction in
front of the premises, 1U tiSDAY, the 2st dGy OF
september, A ID. 1850, nj o'clock p M, the following
real estate, situated In the city OF Washington IN he
DISTRICT OF Columbia, to wit: All Of original lot mum.
Dered sixteen (lB IN square numbered ono hun red
ana sNiy-elght (l6s), together with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of threesiOry brick building and
hnck buildings.
Terms OF sale. One-iOurth Of tho purchase money
TO be paid In cash and tho residue IN hree equal IN.
stalment', ut one, two and three years respectively
WIN interest NJ seven por cent per nnnun until paid
payable haltyegr v, to bO secured By aud deed
of trust ON the premises. Tho terms OF sale must be
compiled with within ten days FROM the day of sale
or the trustees reserve the right TO resell the property
at the risk and cost OF the deaultng purChaer after
five days previous advertisements X deposit OF FOG
VIII be required at The time OF sule.
WILLIAM w. BOARATAN,
- - - JOSEPH Il. LAWYER,
W. NJ SMITH, Salesman. Trustees,
II
National Republican., 1880-09-06
LOST.

nN ihe 1th Instant, between Psnnsyivania avenue
~ nnd lie Droit park. pair Of gold spectaces
suitable reward will be given the finder lf left al
this Office. seG3tl