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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-24

PENNSYLVANIA "AGIN" TnDRN A promi-
nent democrat Of Pennsylvania, who was at
the Capitol to-day said to STAR reporter: "Of
the 1888 delegates that have been chosen in our
state to the democratic convention 100 are
against Tilden, because of the conviction that
he cannot be elected. There remain to be
chosen IS delegates, of which - may be put
down as anti -Tflden, 16 for Tilden and 40 doubt
full. But say he carries all the doubtful
counties then the convention would stand
165 against Tlden to Sc for him. That is the most
favorable calculation that can be made for him.
There will be more than thirds against him
Outside OF Allegheny county, so far, he has got
ten only Is delegates and two of them, from
Carbon county have ccme to the conclusion that
1t win not do to nominate Tilden.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-24

COMMODORE SCHUFELDTs CoTToN.-The Navy
department has received from the Baltimore
board of trade a list OF merchants who desire to
be furnished with samples of the cotton recent
ly sent on by Commodore Schufeldt of the
TicOnderoga The boards of trade of New York
and other cities will be invited to furnish simi-
Iar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-24

GOVERNMENT BOND Pu uRCHASR-Secretary
Sherman to-day telegTaphed to Assistant Treas
urer Hinhouse, at New York, to accept two
million Of the bonds offered today at ratez
most advantageous to the government. The
government receipts In excess OF expenditurcs
and proportion OF interest for this month SO Ear
this month Is $s,oeo. .ooo, the premium 70 1e
added. - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-24
Offerings of Government Bonds
TOsdaV.

NEW YORK, March A.-The offerings of bonds
to the government to-day aggregated s5.l2O65o
at 103.74 to 03.93 for 6s of 1850, 1O5ll to 1854
for 6'S Of 1881. and 103.0 .05 to 1O3. 40 for SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-24

RUMoRED RESIGNATIoN.-There is a rumol
quite prevalent in the Patent Office of the con-
templated resignation of Commissioner Paine
1t is reported that Mr.. Paine wishes to give his
attention to business affairs and that this Is the
sole cause Of the proposed resignation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-24

~s HOWARD UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL De
t~S PARTMENT.-The Glass for Laboratory
instruction in Practical Chemistry will meet on
THURSDAY EVENING, April LIST, at ~ o'clock,
in the Laboratory. Persons who desire to join
may address Prof. VIM. II. SEAMAN, 1424 llth st.
N w mar19-6ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST. PAULs ENGLISH LgTHERAN
B|S CHURCH, corner of 1lth and sts;.Ser,
wees WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, at 7 80 O'Clock. MI w w. BENTLEY;
the well known GOSPEL Singer and EvangeIist. VIZ
he present and assist the pastor, Rev. pr DoMER.
aste. Communion ON Sunday morning next.
mara -2t.
e~e THE DISTRICT COLUMBIA HORTI-
V|g CULTURAL, SOCIETY will meet on WE'D
HALL at IN O'Clock. All interested cordially invited
10 attend WARRINGTON GILLINGHAM,
mar2s 2ts Secretary.
rea HOLY CROSS CHURCH (EPIsCOPAL),
VJg Mass. and 18th st:-Holy Week Ser
Nices. Daily Mathis, 11a, m. Evening, ~ M !;
Celebration of Holy Communion, daily, except
Good Friday, ~ am; Good Friday. Litany, Pro
Anaphora and Commemoration of Three Hours
Agony, IL to 3 I'M Short Lectures on II. Harmon- a.
Communion of Saints Saturday Evening, on Inter
mediate State Seats free. mar23-3t
- NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION ON
tSS CAPITOL HIIL.-A Building Association,
No. g. will be organized under the aus pices of the
members of German American Building Associa-
tion, No. 2. Persons desiring STOCK will find
subscription lists at the following places
WIN. WITTHAFT, No 115 Sd st. Sc.
ii. BUTTNER, cor 5th and SITS. NE
H. SEEBODE, No. 1913 7th st. NV.
j, J. APPICH, No 3l2 Pa. NV.
A. FELDVOSS, No. 621 Pa. ave.
@. W. PRATT, No. oil 11th st. H.
G. W. OKEY, sth st. Sc; ..,
j. NJ ToENSE. No. 621 New York ave.
d. BADE, No. 506 st NV.
c. KATELMAN, No. us 7th st. n. W.
VIERBUCHEN, cor. 9Th and d SITS ne.
I. w. WEBER, Treasury Department
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SURRENDER OF SITTING BULL.-That very
lttle-wanted Indian, Sitting Bull. seems at last
really about to come back, accepting the terms
OF the government. The Commissioner of In
dian Affairs has advfceS that several hundred
of Sitting Bulls band have surrendered their
arms and ponies to Agent Porter, at Fort Peck,
and have asked for rattonS. Gen. Terry called
upon the Secretary Of the Interior this morning
regarding the aDparent surrender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-24
NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.

Bethesda, Bedford, Blue Lick, Congress. Deep
Rock, Buffalo. Lithia, Rockbridse Alum, Geyser.
Hathorn, Gettysburg, Friedrickshall, Hunyadi
Janus, Apoinaris, Pulna, White Sulphur.
At MI,BUkN'S PHARMACY,
feb19 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SPECIAL NOTIOE.-A fresh supply of
G-S PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL at
DREW'S Drug Sore, corner 9th st. and Pennsyl-
vania ave-. at so cents full pint bottle. octi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-24

AGAINST THE NoMINATIoN.-In the executive
session of the Senate yesterday senator Nc
Pherson argued against confirming the nomtna-
ton of Capt. James E. JOuett to advancement
TO the grade of commodore.
National Republican., 1880-03-09

INMPIOYMENT wanted for q faithful and honest
~ cOlOred man; best OF references from last em-
ployer with whom no hus worked the past six yeara
Address l.. o. Box 6g3. marc
National Republican., 1880-03-09
BALTIMORE. Nd. March 8

BALTIMORE. Nd, March
Cotton firm. Middling, 1870.
Flour duh and weak. Howard street and
Western sRporfne 81 50@5 %; do extra S. 756s6 25;
do family s6 7547 25 City mills SuperRne 81 505 25;
do extra. SO 1906 25 do family, Sc 1901 50i do
Rio brands, 81 25@7 so: PatnpSco family, So.
Wheat-Southern lower; Western opened lower,
but recovered and closed firm. Southern red 81 40
@l AZ; do amber, 81 45@1 As; No. Maryland 81 40;
No . Western winter red spot and March, 81 43I5:
81 3SL4@l 8SI& July, 81 26I4G1 26tI
Corn-Southern higher and more active; West
ern quiet. Southern white. $4,000; do yellow SO
@57c; Western mixed, spot, 56c March, 5l3Id547sc:
April, $3.50 5354e; May, 5234@5S1sc steamer, 5311
@5ic.
Oats steady. Southern 47@4sc Western white,
47@iSc; do mixed l6947c; Pennsylvania, 470lsc.
Rye quiet at ?iM06c
Hay quiet. Prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland, sl6@7 per ton.
Provisions steady. Mess pork, Sl3 25@l3 80;
BulkmeNts-loosG shoulders. 434c; clear rib sides,
GAc; do packed, bH@7lGc; bacon shoulders, 53lc;
clear rib Sides. Sci hams, lO@l2c lard refined
tierCes SIC.
Butter steady. Primo to choice Western packed
P0d26c roll, 20025c
Eggs dull aud lower at 10Hc.
Petroleum dull. Crude, nominal; refined, nomi,
coneer very quiet. Rio carsoos ordinary to fair
l4@l5Hc,
Sugar steady. soft 9lSc.
Whisky dull at 81 lOl 5Gl II.
Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer quiet. Cotton
0l6@I4d -four Is 9d601S grain, 5l&d.
ReCeipts-Flour $3.50 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu
corn. ll5 300 bu oats, 300 bu; rye. $50 bu.
Shipments-Wheat. 600 bu; corn. 100000 bu.
Sales-Wheat, 5283O0 Du; corn, ~ 800 bu.
National Republican., 1880-03-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Now York Money Market.

NEW York, March 8, 1880.
Money was easy at sac per cent and closed
ht5.
Exchange was firm, with the nominal rates un.
changed and actual business ut 4Sld4S4l6 for long
and lS7@4S7l1 for short sight.
Governments were strong and higher on mod
crate volume OF business.
State bonds were quiet and nominally un-
changed.
Railroad bonds wero firm and mostly higher.
Boston, Hartford & Eric iirsts rose to 504; Denver
d Rio Grande frss to 1917 and Burlington, Cedar
Rapids Northern 1rsts to 90l5 Mobile e Ohio
tlrsts dobentures declined to 73]1. and Kansas Il
Texas seconds TO &C; the lNst-numed recovered TO
81. Chesapeake Ohio (scrleS b. were firm Mt 1884
and currency skies at ljk Kansas Pacific incomes
NO l6 fell OIL to So Erie cOnsols gold scvens ad.
yanGed TO lly, and do. seconds were firm ot W
G92lS.
The stock market was active and buoyant In
the early dealings and prices advanced q TO per
cent, the Coal stocks, the GrungerS, the Elevated
Railroad shares and Quicksilver leading the up
ward movement Toward the close prices re-
acted y TO per cont. in the general list Ohio Il
Mississippi, however. fell or per cent. and pre-
ferred per cent, the latter closing at n recovery
of1H per cent Quicksilver common fell of ~
and preferred 4 per cent. AT the close Mobile Il
Ohio rose to 29A fell Off to 20 and closed ut 26N
Transactions aggregated 100000 shares, including
Chesapeake Il Ohio 1000 Delaware, LRckawanna
~ Western 230OO, Erie 10000 Kansas & Texas 26-
900, Lake shore 1900, Mobile d Ohio 1000 North.
western 10000 Nashville & Chattanooga 6,000 New
Jersey Central 1900 Ohio & Mississippi 1900 Pa
citc Mail q 900, Reading G,0O0, St Paul 12,000,
Union Pacihc 1000, Wabash Pacific 10000, and
Western Union GO00.
"a t.,,E,sf
National Republican., 1880-03-09

RY n respectable colored man, q situation ms n
- walter in q private family or boarding house;
good re!ere noes. Address WILLIAM BROWN, ol2
Fifteenth st W. mao
National Republican., 1880-03-09
Another Application of Electricity.

A new thing in fire apparatus, says The
American Journal Of Industry, is the electric
hose. A wire runs along in the cotton OF
rubber part Of the hose, continuing the con-
nection as each section Is attached aud over
this passes electricity generated by one Of the
engines 0ywheels. Connected with the
nozzle is little contrivance by which tho
engineer can be told, although squares distant
from the man who is playing water on fire,
to turn her on" "cut her of" stop" or go
ahead" or anything else that can be agreed
upon, by signal which is struck on gong
on the engine.
National Republican., 1880-03-09


An Leave Washington,
50D-Baltimore, Ellicott Clty and Way Stations
GO5--tNEM YolK, PHfLA DELPHlA, AND BOs
Breakfast at Relay station.
Mlnnap9lis and Wy Peddm9nt
am and WAY Wyyt ya Relay =, .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.-.,
s:lo-PoInt OF Rocks, Piedmont strasburg, Wlnches-
o., ter, HasgeTstowp, and Way stations, ro,.ro,,
AND 'BALTT@btE itxPRBs5 PariOf or Car n to to
40, New York and Philndelphll ,,,,n,-s ,.,,,
pI1IfsBURq ExPhhss Ffedorlek ilag6r,,
t9wn ,nrgR and yalIey Branch ieTeept suindisyG
einnall daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily. except
fRRsgo s,Sss Saa N Sadeu.
burg, College, BeltsYe. Laurel, Annapolis juno
=. ton, Jessups and Hanover
iSio-B baltimore, Annapolis, EIicott City. and Way.
iiS0z.NEW YORK, PaILA ADELPHIA, AND B05.
ron E8PRhSS Stops ut Laurel,
aS%fTI@SRF, y1L%PENsBGRe, tGu wN w&ND IAu.
REL EXPRESS. Frederick via Relay, Stops
4a5-,tPlonI OF Rocks Frederick, Hagerstown, Win.
Roes SaS and WA WSy STATION Stations only mi Sunday to Point
RkfTS SssE ssss5s xsS sunday SAE
EoTfolk passengers taken y the cars direct , 70
eoo-PSpt OF Hocks and Way stations
tB&SITm9Ie Gns WY S'GtlSnsn h%mnE1 EXPRESS
7,4S1tcHTcA8o, CofUiSIBus. AND PITrsBURo
burg, except Sunday. - -
0i5-tNEw YORK PHILA DELPHIA. AND BAL.
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops at BlAdensburg and
Laurel Sleeping car TO New York, and special
sleeping car 10 Phadelphia - .
0j0-tS'r. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
tDnlly. Sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket oilicesWnshlngiOn station and 003 Dl9
and 1871 Pennsylvania avcnue-whsre orders will be
taken for Baggage to be checked and received at any
point In the city . w M. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
/. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO &, KOONIX General AGENT,
National Republican., 1880-03-09
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the United states,

Supreme Court OF the United states,
MONDAY. March s, 1850.
On motion OF Mr., George IL, Williams, W. H.
shirland, esq, Of Troy, n. y, was admitted to
No. 7, original ex.parte-Albert scibold ct al,
petitioners for writs of habeas corpus petitions do
MED; opinion by Mr.. Justice Bradley; dissenting
Messrs. Justices Field aud Clifford.
No 6, original 'pare.-Augustus " Clarke
petition for hobeaS corpus petition denied and po
States marshall opinion by Mr.. Justice Bradley;
dissenting Messrs. Justices Field and Clifford,
GN n a. n" cSN%dFc N1 y7o appellant VS. "
pellant VS.. j. V. W. Nandenberg OF al; appeals from
the Supreme court OF the District of Columbia;
decrees affirmed with costs; opnlonb by Mr., Justice
No, ,OO2-Edwln G, Lltchaold appellant, VS.. the
County OF Webster; No 1908, the County OF Web.
from the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
district of Iowa. decree affirmed, each party to pay
their own costs opinion by Mr. ChielJustice Waite.
. No. 17l.-Edwn G. Litchhcd appellant, vs.. the
county of Hamilton ct al; appeal from the Su.
premC court OF the state OF Iowa; decree reversed
With costs, and cause rcmanded for further pro-
ceedimgs In conformity with the opinion Of this
court; opinion by Mr., ChiefJustce Waite.
No, l2g,--William NJ. Springer, plaintiff in error,
vs. the United S;G'Gs neoH for W SsrIorar denied
No 3Os.-Paul Leary appellant, VS.. Mary Long,
administrators, &c.; motion TO- dismiss granted un-
less new bond Is le1 on on or or before me rst Monday
No 72i.-Lewls Hammock ct AL appellants, VS..
The Farmers Loan & Trust Company; submission
uuder twentieth rule set aside aud case ordered for
oral argument when reached In regular call;
announced by Mr. Chief Justice Waite.
No 453.-GtOrge II. sharpe, plaintiff in error VS.,
NJ L. Doyle OF al; motion 70 dismiss and affirm de-
MED; announced by Mr. Chief-Justlce Waite,
No. lli3.-JoteT Clinton, plaintiff ia error, vs..
william Nelson Of AL IN error to the Supreme
Court of the Territory of Utah on motion of Mr. S.
u Phillips dockoted and dismissed with costs.
No MAJ. g. Hammer administrator, &c, appel
liant, vs. tho United States; appeal fIom tho Court
National Republican., 1880-03-09
A Disinterred VIII.

Tho Bloomington Pantdgraph says that two
gentlemen from Maine have been making a
search in the town OF Dwight for valuable
papers buried in the cemetery there by Swod-
ish ndvonturer many years ago After four
hours search the box was found buried at tho
foot of certain grave, aud under hard.ma-
pie tree which had marks and figures cut deep
within the bark. The box contained the will
of one Edward Freesc, deeds to about $4,000
worth of property near Brooklyn, n. Y, and
nearly $4,000 In money aud jewery. 1t Is
said that Frecsc has relations living near
Portland, Mo-, and OH his deathbed made a
statement that he had buried the box in the
cemetery near Dwight, where at one time he
lived nearly five months.
National Republican., 1880-03-09
DIED.

COOPEU.-On Monday morning, March s, 1850, at4
o'clock, SANu n Coupr II, OF Boston, MnsS
His funeral wil take place ON Wedne sday, March
TO- 1881, at O'Clock M from the residence OF Cap
tain Fllshrown, 2lOl q street northwest 80
Boston papers please copyl
BRESNAlIEN -On Monday morning, March 5. at
o'clock, Mrs. JOnAESAn BREsSAnES, aged u
yeRig.
The funeral VIII nkr place nom her late residence,
No I. ~ street southwest, on Wadnt SHAY morning
ut $50 sharp Relatives and friends respectfully In
yited to attend.
PARK ItR On the morning Of March T. at his
residence, 1853 Pennsylvania avenue, WILLIAM II.
PARKE ER aged n years.
Funeral NJ unk I'M Chapel p, M, Tuesday the 9TH
instant, Relatives and friends OF tho family invited
without further notice.
Washington Star, POST aud Laporte Ind, paperd
please copy.
National Republican., 1880-03-09
Catnrrh of the I,lndhsr Cured.

HENRIETTA, MONROE Co., N. Y, Jan. 5, 1880.
II. II. Warner 6 Co.:
GENTLEMEN: am man slxty-seven years
of age, have lived in Monroe county, n. Y,
most Of my life, and believe there is no man
of my acquaintance who would doubt any
statement | might make. | have been ter
ribe sufferer Of catarrh of tho bladder for
years. Hearing OF number of cures from
the use VI your remedy. and after taking few
bottles OF your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
was not only relieved, but found myself
cured. THOMAS OWENS.
National Republican., 1880-03-09
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III O O III a ER Gr El .
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OF acceptable nature and not 10 exceed four lines
our third page are FREQ to all.
No business Advertisements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
Ave cents per line for each insertion.
II answers fall TO come the first time we invite n
second, third. or many repettons necessary
to secure what you advertise for We wish the ad-
versers to ieel that they imposing Us, but
doing ms favor by using our reo columns, MS We
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied,
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
pOstoilice. If initials used they should be directed
TO the OF some person, firm or postotlce box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p. IN.
Advertisements be len at our olico, or sent
through the mail to
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National Republican., 1880-03-09
rrNIrED srNrEs MAnsMAL,s sALN

by virirc Of two writs heri fncIns issued out Of
the CLERK Ontco Of the supreme Court Of the Dis
lrict OF olumhIa and to me directed, will sell ut
public sale, for cash at he Court Huuse door Of said
District on ,rnUliSDAY lhe 2jth day Of MARCH,
SSO at - o'clock M, all the right, title claim and
interest Of the defendant, John y. Butler, in and
t. tho following gdescrioel property, to-wlt; Part
Of lot ~ square 25i, In Washington, D. G., beginning
for the same thrysx feet from the northeast corner
of sad square, and running thence west with the
line of North street twenty-iOur feet. thence due
south about Seveuty-ive fee to an alley tlree and
Onehaf feet wide thence east along the lne OF said
alley twenty-fuur leet, thence duo north about
seventy-iiye feet to the place OF O,gnnng' levied
upon tho pro- crty OF John ~ Butler, 10 satisfy
executions Nos. q 400 and u y3l vor OF jaime, a.
Harrison. FREDK DOUGLA ASS,
MARCH l. 1850. u. >. MnrAhal,
NM
National Republican., 1880-03-09

OF Claims; on motion Of Mr. Solicitor. General Phil
lips, docketed aud dismissed.
No 2S0.-James n. Wood ct al, plaintifh in error,
VS. Robert Long and G.. S. Fetterman, assgnees; OH
motion Of Mr. w. Bakewel continued.
No. 265.-Randolph County, appellant, vs., the
Hlna Life Insurance Company; No l23, v. q.
Thomas ct al, appellants, George B. Wright, re-
ceiver, &C. on motion Of Mr., Fillmore Beall In be-
half of counsel for appellants, dismissed with costs.
No. 0li.-Chnrles l.. Ortman, plaintiff IN error, vs.
William w, Phelps ct al.; motion of Mr. ~ Beall,
in behalf of counsel dismissed per stipulation.
No. 2g2. The Peoples Bank of Bellevllle, plain
till In error VS.. +. G. Calhoun and George Opdyke,
interpleudcrs; motion to dismiss submitted by Mr..
b. H. Rristow and Mr. W. S. Opdyke in support OF
same and by Mr. Charles W. Thomas in oppo-
sition.
No. 1Sj.-Willam 1mhuusor, appellant, VS.. Jacob
Il. Buerk; argument commenced by Mr. A. V.
Bresen for appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
National Republican., 1880-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAGNETIC SPARKS.

The great light wait hampion-Thomas
Edison.
If Iftolegraph poles become scarce in America
we shall have to try Polo.land.
Kito tails will feel lost when telegraph wires
have boen put under ground.
An Alabama church has been lighted by
eectricity-struck by lightning.
There is to be q talking match In this city
next week between telephone aud u barber
talk as you please. The odds are seven to
four on the barber.
The only bad thing about n burglar.alarm
is that 1t gives the burglar chance to slide
down the waterspout and get away before you
can tnlR to him Ikea Dutch uncle.-Thc Nag
net
National Republican., 1880-03-09
THOMAS DOWIINg. Auct
TRUSTEE's SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
HWIEGLLILilHG2 IGLIiHG2 ,, ON u srkhEr NoRMTHEAST, M
THE EASrERN TERMlNUS OF THE Co
JUMBfA RAILWAY.

By virtue of decd Of trust dated Juno a. 1876 and
recorded In liber s2 folio y0 Of tine Land Records
for the District Of Columbia. aud decree OF the Su'
preme Court OF the Dstric, OF Columbia, passed Feb
ray 2o 1880 In equity cause Nc $685. and ut the re-
quest OF the part "a thereby secured Will sell in
IIOnt OF TIE promises on tuesday,. March 10, 1850,
~ O'Clock D. m, at public auction, TO the highest
bidder. the following real otn", situated ~ the cit
OF washington, District Of Columbia viz All oflot
ana the eHs part of lot being the east fuct thereof
on III street northeast and ~ feet Boundary, and
running across the entire square, snid lot and part
OF lot being In William B Todds recorded sub-di.
by a frnme dwelling.
Terms of ofSale-une.lhlrd the purchase money cash,
the balance at and ~ months. with per cent inter-
est to ba secured by deed OF trust the property
sold or nll cash. at the o. tiOn of the purchaser.
All convcyancing Ut the cost OF the pul chaser. de-
poSt OF 75 viii be required When the property Is
struck Oft Terms u bo complied With IN seven days,
and, upon default, resale ut the risk Of donultlng
purchaser.
ma5-dtVds THOMAS kirby. Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-03-09
1879
GREAT
1879

r,,r, PENN5YLXANIA P!IS /, a RouTE
DoUB BILE TRACK STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID scENERMx MlkNA. MNAAeN1FicENr EQUIP
In EvEEEES 1ASTA6SS tNgS tSolS r. lS' hs,o
ner OF sixth and streets as follows
For Plttsburg and the West, 1910 m. daily with
Pnrl2r Car 70 ptisburg and Sleeping Cars nom
S Il 65HM! yS PseSS G hbfSS%p = ffhlSeSSp
For Cnnandalgun Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at n. M daily except sunday
7:40 p M daily, except Saturday, with Paleca Cars
to GGnandsgna, For wilIlainsport, Lock Haven
For New York and the East, $40 M, iaOand 0!j p
~; IN sunday G =, M. r.. o,o.
daily except Sunday.
For brooklyn, New YorK, oil through trains connect
aif6rding direct transfer to Fulton street avoid
-, Ing double ierriaae across New York city.
For o oPhiIHdelphlss ..s $40 r. N; 5 $780, and "o p M
Limited Express $3.50 n, M. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore $40, $50 .OI0 a. M. ana 1880, SO
G% s. sSl I; m o. aud aud ml5 ~ p. M On Sunday iGOa
For Popes Creek Line o q. IN. and 42O p H. daily
For Annapolis $40 a. m. and 400 m. daily, except
AIEx4N DRIA AND pFREDERICKsBuRG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria l. 72n, 0. II q. M. i2l, 80. 02j,
and llSO p M On Sunday - y ann II H. m' and s
For Richmond and the South, 100 q. NJ daily, and
Trains leave AsIandria for Washington, o, 8 10 n.
M, 1850, ., 3, T. 4nd " y. m. ana IL midnight
on sunday at aud 10 q, N, and s:Ol 2. IN.
eommodations be procured at the oilices-north-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, and at the depot where orders ne
len for the checking OF baggage TO destination from
/. r. FARM Err, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1880-03-09
nnltImore CnttIe NInrkct.

BALTIMORE. March s.
Beef CNttle-MOrket SLOW but prices Grmer with
out quotable change. Very best, 5@52Sc,; lrst
quality 4@5G; medium, 394c,; ordinary. 21%0
2%c. Most sales from AZ to 519c Receipts, 1876
head; sales, ,OH head.
Receipts T. ll3 head. Quotations. GA@G2lc.
The receipts Of sheep were 6l7 head; quota
tiOns 5M6LC,
National Republican., 1880-03-09
ANTIQUE MIRRORS.

On THURSDAY and FRIDAY. MARCH liTH and
i2TH, lsU, ColNESCGNG AT 80 p. M, at the eegnnt
nalos-rOunl, i2l New York avenue near Riggs hank
shall sell wlihOu, reserve most elegant aud choice
collection Of Works Of Art from the Galleries of IL. ~
Barlow esq. This collection has been removed to the
above sules-rOOm for G uvenlenco Of snle.
Every picture is beautifully framed In Gold Leaf
Hnd French aud American Naples
This superb collection will bO exhibition Mon.
day Tuesday and Wednesday, Sth. 9Th aud 10th OF
March, whou Catalogues will 6G urni he'd.
This Is considered one OF the most important Art
Sales offered in Washington.
nar'-t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct