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National Republican., 1880-08-14
uancocIk,s I,edlgree.

The silly democratic attempt to give Gen.
eral Hancock halo by representing that he is
a descendant Of John Hancock, who signed
the Declaration of Independence has brought
from his fathers neighbors the curious infor-
nation that the first appearance Of General
Hancocks father in that com munity was as q
little boy, brought to the district school by
John Roberts, rich and gay bachelor farmer,
who announced his name as Benjamin Frank.
lin Hancock, and afterward told tho curious
ncighbors that he was his adopted son and
hoir, and refused to answer their inquiries
further. They had their reasons for suppos-
ing that Roberts was his real father by
pretty housekeeper, who had suddenly dsap-
peared at time which would be coincidont TO
the birth of this adopted Benjamin.
The jackdaw would not have been re.
marked If the democrats had not stuck pea
cock feathers upon him. This bachelor irreg.
ularity begot stout, bcefy progeny, and is no
reproach to General Hancock. His father had
enough of Squire John Roberts" in him to
follow his inclination and marry the daughter
| of bitter democrat at the cost OF being dis
carded by his father by adoption, who was u
fcderaist. Party politics were very bitter in
those days, and the democrats were regarded
Us Of the lower orders. Benjamin Franklin
Hancock was lazy, and the spirit which got
him married did not lift him in the world.
He settled down into country village school,
master and his twin sons were born in the
schoolhouse. Afterward ho became an attor-
ney in very black democratic town. The
worst thing in General Hancock's pedigree is
that his father was malignant copperhead
in tho war, carrying his hate of union soldiers
SO far as to interfere as one Of the directors Of
toll-brdgo company to demand toll ofa body
of volunteers crossing the bridge to take the
railroad to go to the war, and by consent of
the other directors crossing free.
In this we see the taint in the blood which
led General Hancock to become the tool OF
Andrew johnson in his fight against congress,
and to use his military position to crush re-
pubicans in Louisiana and to put the rebels
in control. For this service johnson removed
a republican from place in the internal reve-
nue. office at Norristown, and put General
Hancocks father in the place, which he held
till DEATH All these things are brought out
by the foolish course Of democrats in trying to
bedeck him with false feathers.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New YORK. Moner Mnri,nt.

NEW YORK, Aug. Is, 1850.
The imports Of drygoods for the week were
f2,Gl02 2SG, and the amount marketed s3OO3Gl6
Money was easy at 2g3 per cent, and closed
at the lowest figure
Exchange was steady at 4si49islA for long and
1891 for short sight
Governments quiet but generally firm.
state bonds dull Louisiana consOls rose TO ij7S
tennessee new skies declined from 80 to 81.
Railroad bonds active, but Irregular. Erie new
second consols rose to 90H, funded Yes to S. Iron
Mountain seconds 20 1887 do. second incomes to
ol3, Denver * Rio Grande rsts to l0SlS, and KAN
sus q Texas seconds to G6.
The stock market opened firm, but the spccula-
tlon soon became weak aud prices declined HmlS
per cent. shortly before noon q strong buying
movement set in, under the influence Of which
prices made rapid advance throughout the en-
tire list the improvement ranging from y 10 per
cent in the general let while IOuisylleS q Nash
vile rose IL per cent. rs compared with yesterdays
closing quotations, reacting u per cent at the
close. The stocks most prominent In the general
advance were Hannibal IL 81. Joseph Iron Noun.
tain, the Coal and Granger shares, St. Paul &
Omaha. Denver Rio Grande Wabash Pacific and
Kansas < Texas The market continued strong
during the afternoon, and closed at or near the
best figures Of the day
The transactions aggregated 2i40OO shares IN
Guiding Central Arizona $500, Delaware, LaCka-
wanna Western 1000, Denver q Rio Grnide 200,
Erie 5000 Hannibal st. Joseph l3OO0, Iron
Mountain 5000, Kansas & Texas 10000 Lake Shore
0OO, Northwestern 1900, Nashville 4 Chattanooga
l60O, New Jersey Central II 900 New York Central
400 Ohio Mississippi 3iO0. Pacific Mail 1000
Reading 2,300, ~. Paul 1900 st. Paul d Omaha
go, Union Pacific 1000, Wabash Pacific 1900,
Western Union 1900, and Louisville & Nashville
1900
National Republican., 1880-08-14
DlhirlCI lnIIrIh.

EQUITY CoUET-JusTICE HAGNER.-Truxeli VS..
Truxell; confirmation Of sale nisi and reference to
auditor Bishop VS.. Bishop; petition for custody
of the children refused. OdOrcss Excavating COM
pany VS.. Carter prayer for injunction denied.
Purdy ct al. vs. Young ct al; order making Cross,
Perry & Gull parties comp lninNnt Hoover vs..
Boston; restraining order discharged. Barbour &
Hamilton VS.. semmes; Elmonia semmes appointed
guardian ad ltem. Larner vs.. Gideon; order
granting receiver leave to sue. Borland ct al vs..
Borland ct a.; order appointing p. ]. Don0hue
trustee to make payments, DImond VS.. National
Capital Insurance company; restraining order is.
sued OH giving bond IN $500.
PROBATE CoUKT--JusTICE HAGSER.--ln re es-
tate Il. r. Shaw answer of executors to the petition
OF oflcgatees; appruismcnt, sale and distribution of
personal estate ordered. In re estate Lenry II.
Bergman: inventory of personal estate (s3l 15) re-
turned aud sale ordered In re estate George
Smithson administrator authorized % sell assets.
In re- estate j. II. Lane; inventory of personal estate
(SS,lb0,45l returned. In re Catherine V. RidgwRy,
guardian; petitioner appointed guardian TO James
L. Ridgway; bond 5000, In &c estate Michael Ma
loney; will admitted tD probate and record and ex-
ecutor 10 file bond in the sur1 of 600. In re estate
Caroline II. Walker viii admitted TO probate and
record ana letters testomeulary issued to a, Thomas
Bradley; bond $4,000,
National Republican., 1880-08-14
An Eccentric PhIIanthropIst.

The state university Of Athens, Ga, has rc.
ceiyed u singular endowment An eccentric
gentleman, nonresident and not an alum
nus, bestowed by deed the sum of 81, 900 on the
university, coupling the gift with the condi.
ton that the money should be invested for
aud during the lives OF twouty.one persons,
all children, whose names are given in the
deed, the interest to be compounded annually
tin the last one dies aud twenty.oue years and
nino months thereafter, 1t is calculated that
the gift will not be available for niucty-six
years, at which timo tho fund will amount to
some 81, 100000.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
cutting Array in a Georgia Churoh

On Sunday last, August 1, Mr.. Andrew Nc.
Dade, in company with his cousin, James
Stewart, attended services at Mclean church,
in Burke county. The benedicton had but
left the lips of the Rev. Hamilton Carswell,
pastor Of the church; McDade had not left
his pew-had but turned to his right to get
his hat from Stewart--when Frank Syms
rushed upon his left stabbing him twice in tho
left arm. Mr., McDado being totally unpre-
pared for an assault in house Of worship had
TO defend himself with his foot. Frank Syms
then left tho church. The pastor then came
to McDadc and ask ed him to remain in the
church. aud he did as he was requested. Then
Charlie Syms, Franks brother, came TO th @
door aud demanded of McDade to come out (;
when McDade warned Syms not to come
nearer for he should defend himself. The
cause OF tho difficulty was an old grudgc on
Frank Sym's part, The screams Of the ladies
were horrible to hear Augusta News.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
1880
THE GREAT
1880

- n
TO THE k5RfG EfNSsSEEySfl1 AsP sRUgS U5g5SgrHwrsr
-, nouBLE I9hxCk; STEEL RAILS Ais ,.,,,,a
SPLENDID scENER1 ma NSAAaNIFIcENr EaUIP'
n L EETEGE Z u 1gLT o e iISo iss& n.,,
neI Of sixth and streets. as follows;
Cars @ louisville aud Chicago; 1910 a, m. daily
with Sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg TO Cncin.
patl. w. Louis snd;Chlcag0 40 p IN daily, with
BaITIMoRE AND PoJToNAC RAILROAD
For CanAndaigua Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls
500 ~ IN. daily. except Sunday; at $3.50 D. m daily,
except Saturday, with Palace Cara 70 Canaan
Tor Wiiiianlsport Lock Haven and ElmhN. at 1910
Eo, Nm m qTSly Tn SJeeRl nS r. SUNDAY o,nono ,coo,
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cara ESQ e. M
For Brooklyn, New YORK. all through trains connect
stJensy City with boats OF "Brooklyn AnneE !"
Ing double norrlage aeroas Now York city.
For Phltecolphla NiO m, no biO ana lO'O p IN.
Limited EIpr.ss $40 a m. daiy, sIesps Sunday.
For baltimore, So 80, y;SJ, lU@O a. M ana $50
sOjA w., 10: . a, M. $50, $40, and 10; .. M
For Popes Creek Line 6ioa N aud 80 p. IL daily.
Fos AnISpoiIs $40 ~ IN. and 40 D. daily, except
ALkXxNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AND pALENAEDRIA AND WASHING
Yor Aisiandria. Z In o. II n. M I2o. SO e2S
and iliso y. M On Sunday, u . anu IL a nl.' and
For Rchmond aud the South. 100 e. m. daily and
S:gs u. NJ daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for wAAhington, g. : 10 ~
NJ, 1890, >, 8, . Sud y y. N. aud 10 midnight
On sunday at aud 10 a, nlg and SO5 .. m.
Tickets. Information, aleeolng and oarlor-car 40
east corner OF Thirteenth street and PsnnAylvania
eysnus, norhsasi corner 9fs s,rost and Psnnsy
len Tor thechsckng OF baggage 70 destination nom
L. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
fRANk rH1NslN, GsnsrAl AAnAgef.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
LIKE NOTICED
12lth Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature Ci the State Tor Educational and Ch6rta-
lie purposes In 1865 FOR THE TERN OF TWEEN
THYME YEARS, to which contract the nviolabe
faith OF the State IL pledged wEiCh pledge has been
lis franchise IN the new constitution adopted Deceni-
Der u a. b. 1879 with capital OF 81 0OOOOO TO when
n mas Bince added reserve hlnd OF over e2SO OOl
rus GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. II
nrfT IcdIes on postponed Look at the following Dstr
butiom - -
National Republican., 1880-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
For THE NATIONAL REPUBLIc AN.
The Coinrades' Meeting.

For THE NATIONAL RsPUBuIc AN
The ComrHdes' Meeting.
why comrade what you're still alive
Your hand-iust put it there;
Shake, shake, old boy; well. how've you been,
Since.we one tent did shnre2
Happy nd well; I'm glad Of that,
And true blue, as Ofyorc,
When you and marched, fought aud bled
In the gallant Second corps
Alas how many now are gone
Who fought the good fight through;
Brave men who battled for tho fight,
And voted for II, too
There's Tom and Bill-both dead, you know,
Meade Custer lleintzelman,
And Hancock now has bresthed his last,
Who once did lea1 our van,
What, didn't know Hancock was dead
Why comrade. whcro've you been?
He caught a fever in carly June
And the 'tarncl rash struck In.
lie fingered on I'm dread suspense
And hung 'twXt heaven Ond-weil,
He wrote his last words July twenty-ninth,
And then our Hancock fell.
Hows that2 You saw him alive and we'll
But short ten days ago;
Aye, boy, that's true-so much the worse
A living corps, you know.
Custer, Meade and Hentzelman
Did nothing to mar their WORTH
But man who deserts to the enemy
Is the deadest man on earth.
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1850. w. p. S.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
To tako effect
SUNDAY. MAY %, 1850, AT l:5C p, NJ.

An Leave wsshington;
s99-BsluimGTrs Eeqt! G.iy aud Way stationA
Ssi-Baltinors, Annapols and Way tPiedmont
straSblrf, WINCHESTER, HagerSIown, Frederick,
sio-Point of RocEn and Way Stations
s.Sj-SIAUNION AND Virginia SPRINGS EX'
9oo-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor car 10
sooIion Sunday only-Baliimors' Annapolis and
elo-tsT LOUIS, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
Pii@rSBu re EXPRESS. Connects for Hegers:
town, aud at Point OF Rocks for Frederick aud
man ears to Cincinnati and Loui,vle, day;
oo G51ii9r io 64nlqsyy dy etssp, ,s ssnTnsI a.
burg, College Beltsyille Laurel, Annapolis June.
ton, Jessups, and Hanover.
itiO-Baltlmore Annapolis, Ellico,t City, and Way.
i:T-ton sunday onlyEBaitinore and Wav.
GSor.NEE YORK. YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND Bos
EsO-Baitlmore aud way stations. (wlnchestor,
FGeder ck, nagersi2wn and way; via Relay
REL ExPREss. tFfedsrieE. via Relay.] Stops
at Annapolis Junction
chester, and Wnv stations. (on Sunday to Point
OF Rocks and Way Stations only.l
sio ftt6 lonfuRG6 pOt HNp cGLGMB1js niG E%PREss
syissRiTnE s95s i GS'sGN sNb Sh'B BALTIMORE Ex
eoi-Point OF Rocks aud Way stations
BhITfS6RE -niiiPSTS sRa ASH MY SHuRsL EXPRESS
gS9-tsl. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PlIISBURG EXPRESS. (Plttsburg except
Su Id.y.)
Sl,enng cars to St Louis and Pttsburg.
e3i-tBALlIMORE, BLADESSBURi ANDLAU-
Ri.I. kNPRFsSS.
Io:l5-fNEW YORK, PHILA ADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESs. sleeping car TO
New York, and special sleeping ear W Phiiadel
phia
tDsiiy .sundRy only. Other trains daily, except
sunday.
All tfains stopat Relay Station.
For further Information apply at tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, WAshlngton station, and 6O3 Olg
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders will be taken for baggage 10 be
checked and received at any point In the city.
". NJ. CLENENTS,
Master of Transportation
GEO. 8. kOONrZ General Agent.
/. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent
National Republican., 1880-08-14

IT is wonderful what fools boys aro A
charming widow ofStillwator owns a nice boy
aud man from st. Paul wants tn be appointed
deputy father to the lad. While the st. Paul
man was strolling down street with tho boy he
asked "Bub, does your mother bang her
but you ought to sec her bang dads head.
Guess the minister didn't know everything
when he told pap to prepare to die. Prepare!
Why, he was aching to diet
A JEST that makes a vrtuOus woman only
smile often frightens away prude; but when
real danger forces the former to fee the latter
does not hesitate to advance
National Republican., 1880-08-14

In was on sound boat, and the mato was
evidently annoyed about something. Garry
IL forward" lie roared "Carry It forward,
you luuk'he0ded sou Of sculpn, or hope to
be gee whitley gaul busted to Jude If don't
maui the dad slammed head oll7n ye with a
capstan bar, you hog'backed mollgrubbor, YEP
And the deck hand looked up in profound
admiration and said "By George, cap, if
had your culcher | wouldn't be u runnin' as
mate for no man ia these waters; I'd be a'com-
maudin' boat of my own"
MEN say Of marriage aud women what they
please; they renounce neither the ono nor the
ether.-L Fontcuelle,
National Republican., 1880-08-14
7 ! NITED STATES MARsmAIs SALE

by virtue or writ Of heri fAcias issued out Of the
CLERKS Oice OF the supreme court OF the District OF
Columbia and TO me directed. Will sell nc public
sne for cash. al the Courthouse door Of said Dsirci
on TUESDAY, the 24th day ofAUGUsT. tssQ, Al -
o'clock m all the right, title, claim and inteTcat Of
the defendant Patrick ODonoghue, in aud 70 the iol-
lowin gdesctlbed property. 10 wits Lot ~ and tho
southern half OF lot g IN block "a OF Ihrckelds Ad
diton 10 Georgetown In said District together with
all and singular the improvements thereon. levied
upon "a the property OF Patrick ODonughue, to sat
isiy execution Ills In EQUITY, In favor OF Jane Il
Brooke.
August 8. 1880 FRED'K DOUGLASS,
au3-dts u, S, Mnrshnl.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
DIED.

OSBORN.-ln this city August I3, ut the residence
OF her son,in-law w, II. Burr, 1917 X street north,
west, Mrs HARRIET OsHORN, aged 60 years,
Funeral services on sunday, the l5th instant, at
o'clock p. IN. At Oak II III chapel Friends invited.
~ X street southwest, THOMAS A., the only child OF
Alexander and Sarah r. Dulaucy departed this life
August IL ut % y, M, aged year months and 20
days
BLOUNT.-August ~, 1880, after short illness,
ELi2AuErH, widow OF the late Thomas NJ BlOuut, In
the 18th year OF her age.
May she rest in peace,
The friends OF the family respectfully Invited TO
attend her funeral on Saturday, August H. at o'clock
~ M, from the residence OF her souln-law, Dr. GeG
son, 1927 street northwest
HAWKINS-Wed Wednesday, August II, 1880, At Fau-
quer White sulphur springs, ROuknr l. HAWKINS
OF the u, s. coast survey aged 6l years.
Funeral iii, (FridayJ afternoon at o'clock from
his late residence, No, i0 Thlrd street northwest
National Republican., 1880-08-14
A Happy Restoration.

can truly say that owe my present OK.
islenco aud happy restoration to the hopes
and Joys Of life, to tho use of Warmers Safe
Kidney aud Liver Cure aud say to everyone
from any manner Of kidney, liver
OF urinary trouble, use this remedy aud re.
cover" w. Il. SANFORD.
HoLLEY, n. Y, February 25, 1850.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs sALEi
LIMITED STATES MARsHAps SALE

BY virtue of writ Of 6eh faoias ismed out Of the
Clerks Oice Of the supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia and 10 me directed, VIII sell at public
sale, for cash, NJ the Court House door OF said ns
trict, ON THURSDAY. tile 7sTII dav Of AUGUST.
1850 at u o'clock m, all the right tle claim aud in
teres Of the defendant, John q. stafford, In aud TO
the following property io wit; Lois a. "a
aud ~ in square 61l and west hair of lot - m square
4ej In the city OF WfAhngton said District together
with all ana singular the improvements thereon,
levied upon ~ tie property O. John q. stafford. 70
satisfy execution No ihb7g nj law. In favor Of Gilbert
Nandefwerken, use OF a. U. GtunMell -
FRED'K DOuGLARS,
AUaUsr :, 1850 L. s. Marshal
National Republican., 1880-08-14

- bath; good yard; price low; cash payment bal
auoe uIoathly. Apply AZ 1913 Osin suIs3tt
kNOR BAIE--CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN d CO.,
~ Cloud BundinK. Real estate and losns iy3i
National Republican., 1880-08-14

A YOUNG white woman tslngie), to cook, etc, for
N two young men; best wages and good home to
the right one Address COOK. Republican Office.
A YOUNG girl. TO assist with housework. at 1910 q
IA Htnw. Rul2
A WHITE woman, to do general housework for
IA small family Apply at No 720 Thirteenth st
IA mi
National Republican., 1880-08-14
LEGAL.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No. sea
To depostOs In the Washington City Savings
Bank Notice Is hereby given that all deposltors
who have not drawn either of the last three divl.
dends made by tie Receiver will be debarred FROM all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrawn
dividends be pres ncd to the Receiver or before
October is, 1880. -
w. 8. COX. Justice, jIl 2Awiew W
National Republican., 1880-08-14
PROPOSALS..

NAVY PAY OFFIcR,
WAsHIsoToS August "a. 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS. to be indorssd Proposals
= for Jolst Lumber, Cement aud Lime" Will be re-
ceived Rt this office for the below mentioned articles
until " m. AUGUST 49, 1850 the articles to be detv
cred at the Navy Yard, Washington ID. c. free OF
any expense TO the Government and subject TO the
usual inspection, viz:
Bureau Yards and Docks. Requistions Nos 70 ana
81 for Jost Lumber, etc. schedule TO be had at this
Office.
Requisition No. 81
100 barrels fresh ground Rosendale Cement best quail
ity, for immediate use:
500 barrels 600 lbs) wood-burnt Potomac Lime, In
bulk, to be delivered as required.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous TO the Government. RESPONSE
BILE security required tho bids for the prompt and
faithful delivery OF the articles
Blank forms for bids 10 be had at this ofiice.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
lat Pay Inspector u. y. Navy.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
NAVY PAY OFFICE, |
w WAgnINnnNA AnhNIat 10 lAan L

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
WAsHIHeToN, August IL, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate DO In
dorsed Proposals for Coal and Brick" will be
ceved nj ths Office until IL IN. AUGUST is, for the
below-descrbed articles TO DO delivered at the Navy
Yard. Washington. d. c. free of any expense to the
Government, and subject to the usual inspection. viz:
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS, Requsition No. "a:
100 OJO best quality hand. d.made Red Brick.
100000 Z" " Arch Brick.
For immediate use.
Requisition No 70
500 tons (220 lbS) Cumberland coal. best quality,
free from dust, sulphur other impurities. The
contractor TO deliver tho above coal into carts pro-
vided by the government nj the Navy-Yard wharf,
and pay the OF inspection and the quantity de
livered is to be paid for at the weight OF the Navy
Yard scales.
The right reserved 10 reject any all bids should
be considered 70 the interest OF tho government 10
do so.
Blank forms Tor bids at this office.
J. ADAMS SMITH.
augl34t Pay Inspector U. $. N.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
THE SMlTH I EaGR MANllACTORINa 90.

IUIh bun IIV1I IIVIIlULFVNIl NUNNu
Manufacturers of speclaliies In Light Hardware ana
Metallic Goods gensIally GovCrnment ana Giant rad
LOCKS. sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks, Organ
Iockt tho automatically y made Giant Sash Chain, su-
psFior 10 every other aud very much cheaper. No
special pulley required. The Smith Egge Manutao-
tnTing Co also yes special attention 10 the making
~ estimates for the cost OF the manufacture OF nat
entsd Inventions and all the necessary tools, anCN he
manufacturing " the same ON royalty, An combu-
alcatOna tTeAied c0nu dentiAlly, apl6-eoGn
National Republican., 1880-08-14

tallty restored in either young or old. All Malaria
Poisons and lingering diseases OF whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradicated from
The system, For further diseases and dithcuti
which treat you must max application at my otice
CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL
Office and Residence No. 1920 q street northwest
between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets, near
Foundry NJ E, church, and opposite Epipheny
church, Washington, u. O. iGl2
National Republican., 1880-08-14
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST
National Republican., 1880-08-14
AUCTION SALES.

A UCr1oN SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
On MONDAY, AUGUST ia 1880 at 40 o'clock, md
TUESDAY, AUGUST H. 1880 nj no o'clock. I will
sell At hstabl shment No l.3s Pennsy vnuia avenue,
corner Thirteenth street oil pledges forfeited BY nqn.
redemption ~ this date. HFTDFNHEfMTRu n
+. FOLEY, Auctioneer NJ. COLEMAN, Salesman.
auiN.t
IOnN SHERMAN a CO.. Real Estate Auction
~ GERS, s. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE oF IMPROVED REAL ~.
lATE On TWENTI-FiltSr TltEEr ". W., At
AUCTION
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust dated March Is. 1875
and recorded In ber No 40, folio ig3 of the land
records IN and for the District of Columbia, and i
The request Of he party secured thereby We WI soil
~ public auction, In front NJ The premises, on MON.
DAY the sd day Of August A. ID ts51 ~ O'Clock y.
M. the north part Of lot numbered sixteen Obl, il
square numbered scvcnty-two t12l. improved by y
frnme dwelling No 1884 Twenty-htst sttcet.
Terms Of sale one third cash, balance IN slH and
twelve months with interest at per CCnL pcr an
mum, secured BY deed or trust tile premises sold
500 depo II required NJ time ~ sale
G. E PUENTfSs.
- n II DONALDSON,
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH, Trustees
Saifsmnn. uutl ldNds
National Republican., 1880-08-14
"VHGIVU' TI.A-UIVIUVTIU'
sUB-TREAsuRY BALANCES.
Baltimore Markets.

God. ..s.. ...s..'SeODiSll
Currency. OSJo,G9u
National Republican., 1880-08-14

sS7 Prizes, amounting SIl0iJ
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points to whom liberal compensation will be paid
Write, clearly stating IN address, for further IN
fDrnatiOn OF send orders by express In q Regis
tered Letter Money Order by mail addressed only
10 M, A, DAUPH IN,
Now Orleans LOUISIANA,
or same pCrsOn al No. $40 Broadway, sew York.
or j, T.. HORBACH
ili6 + street northwest, Washington ID. @.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
The sup0rysiOn aud management OF GENERALS q,
A. BEA a REGARD AMI JuBAL A, EAIlY.
National Republican., 1880-08-14

C,UMaFR HOARDiNG- nssirabio. cool south
- o1t T00uA with hrst -clnss hOiei board, Al Ire.
mont liousa Indiana ave and second - ~ and
hoard, sl iu2
I0UnNmnED lsoa.s, Win byall SoeaISelnl9,
~ AuRs eAA4
National Republican., 1880-08-14
FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS,
FOR SAFE or EXCHANGE.
ron sALE-nrSCELLANEOUs.

VyOR sALE on TRADE suts and county rights
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