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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05

DALllMOHE, AlI., MuTCn 4.
Cotton quiet Midding 10 Lice.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Howard street and
Western superne, 81 zoos 25 do extra So 75 sc %:
do family, SO 25a7 %; City mills superine 81 756D
& %; do extra, SIS 1906 25 do family, S. 75@D
7 25; do Rio brands, 70 25@G 5O PaIapsco fam
Wheat - Southern steady; Western DULL but
steady Southern red, 81 4069l A; do ambST, u W
al 81 No Maryland. 81 50lS; No Western winter
red. spot and March, 81 459{6ll 46; April and May,
81 47@l AZ; June, 81 A; July, 81 80.
Corn-Southern white lower; yellow shade
better Western firm fol. spot; futures steady.
mixed, spot, 56l1c; March. 55lE6l553lc; April 531s
@5lHci May 53l4@JS5sc; steamer, 53l9c.
Oats hrm but quiet. Southern. 49ali0c; Western
white, 47@isc; do Mixed 46G47e; Pennsylvania,
iS149c.
+ Rye higher at e6@9sc
Hay steady and unchanged. Prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sl6@l7 per ton.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Mess pork,
sl3 25@l8 so. Bulimeats-loose shoulders. 494c;
shoulders 5Ac; clear rib sides, &c. hams, l09l2c;
lard, SIC.
Butter steady. Prime to choice Western packed,
2OM26c; roll, 206p25c.
Eggs lower at 12c.
Petroleum dull and unchanged. Crude, nominal;
refined, 794c.
Coffee unchanged. Rio cargoes 14@15lIc.
Sugar higher. A soft, 9l5c.
Whisky duh at 81 l0l3@l1 IL.
changed Cotton, Sl6@hd flour, Is Od@2si grain,
6@5l9d.
ReCcipts-Flour, 1851 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bu
corn, $3.50 bu; oats 100 bu; rye, GIG bu.
shipments--Wheat. 80 900 bu; corn. 81 600 bu.
Sales-Wheat 2S0,i72 Blu: corn, S. $50 bu.
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aD DIR, cANpE,EIi, s, 9F !, i NEw YORK.

treat HemOTrhohls or Piles. VIII
give t60O for any case of Itching,
Blind or Projecting Piles
aIy remedies Will not help ana euro.
1 use only external and internal
remedies; no cRustlcs, no acids ~ Inn
mediate relief; no detention nom
bnsincss. | treat and cure all Female
Mnnk nnAGnA no ny nml mt inns nAnna.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
How They DO Things in Arkansaw.

If you want a good item" said Jim John
son to reporter the other day, 81 can tell you
of funny occurrence that happened at Hot
Springs last summer while 1 was there. Mayor
Linde, of Hot Springs had been black guarded
by the editor of paper there until he couldn't
stand 1t any longer, so, according to the Gus.
tom Of the country, he went out cunning one
day. He brought down two bystanders before
he bagged his game, the editor, whom he shot
IN the leg. None of them died, believe.
Then ho went on a spree, and having full
charge of the police and station house, he
turned out all the prisoners in tho sta.
ton, lot Of horse thieves and MUIR
derers. Tho next morning he fined himself
$40 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
In the course of time he was indicted for the
shooting. He got a change of venue on the
ground that he couldn't get justice in that
county. His trial came OFF in another county.
He was fined fine and COSTS amounting to
S95. He had forty witnesses subpp naed.
Their fees amounted to So oach-S200 They
Jumped their fees and gave them to L.iude.
He paid the $50 and pocketed sos aud went
home happy" That's the way they do things
in AIkansnw'-C Cincinnati Commercial
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
1879
1879
GREAT
-a GREAT
p1rMNaYI.V ANIA RnIrTE

Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO THE NoRT l h, VEST Iis I'M AND soUTHwEsE
SPLENDID scENERHX s NNHAaNiFicESr Equip
IN EFFECT JANUARY q, 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner of Sixth and b streets. as follows
For PIttsourg and the West, lG4l n. NJ. daily win
Pttsburg TO Cincinnati. ~. Louis and Chicago
10 p; M dairy daily with Palace Car to Chi2ago'
- BAIIlMOREANpP OTOMAC RAILROAD
For CanRndalgua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North at n, III. daily. except sunday;
$40 p IN. daily, except Saturday with Palacn Cars
and Elmhn, ut l0:40 4. m. daily, except Sunday.
For New ork and the East S:l0 Il. me- :3Oaud o. 10 y,
m. on sunday Hii p. IN.
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cnrs, $50 n m.
daily except Sunday.
For BROOKLYN, New, York all through trains connect
afordng direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
Far ing double isTriase across Ne% York city ~
on sunday ssO and oi5 n m. ''O' "''' =
Limited Express $50 a, m. daily, except Sunday. 49,
For Baltimore, $40, $3.50 i0.lo n IN, snn 1880 SO
M, $780, 7:iO ana 9:iS y. m
For Pope,s Creek Line. u. IN. and 40 p M. daily
For Annapolis $40 q. M. aud 400 D. m. daily, except
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, :, 7;2O, 0, II IL M An. $40. cas-.
and ll:SO Y. m. On sunday, - y anu III a. In ana J
For Richmond and the South, 100 a. daily, and
G'2Op. m daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Warrington, a. s 10 a.
on sunday at and 10 ., N, ! and sos ?, N.
eommodatlons can be procured at the otices-north-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, and nj the depot where orders ne
left for thechecklng or baggage TO destination from
L. p. IA KN Err, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05

A sHooLBoY about ten years old was the
other day halted by a benevoIcnt.minded citi-
zen on Second street and asked if he liked 10
go to school. mo, sir" was the prompt re-.
ply. Then you don't love your teacher 2"
"N-yes, sir. That is, didn't yesterday, LuJ
now do. think she's just bully" "Wny
have you loved her since yesterday 2" "WeIl
you know Jack Cain Well he's the worst
fighter in our room. He can lick me aud two
other boys with one hand tied behind him.
Well, he WAS going to lick me last night and
he was shaking his fist at me in school, and
showing his teeth, and getting me all excited,
when the teacher saw him." did, eh ?" ''You
bet she did; and the way she took him out Of
that and walloped him and humblcd him down
made me feel as if she were mother to me
When school was out Jack dasn't touch no.
body He was wilted down, and when hit
him with hunk of dirt he never even looked
around l guess l am going to try TO lick
him in the morning, before he gets over feel
ing humble H'-Detr0it Free Press.
THE widow Of Jim Fisk, ir has rendered
her account us executrix, and the contesting
creditors have offered objections, claiming
that she has got away with great deal thar
belongs to the estate has lent good stocks for
poor notes has paid Jay Gould's claim in full,
and mas even charged the estate So O7S for the
expense Of trying to secure the conviction of
Stokes, who killed him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MAT7ERS IN VIEW T0RH
AND SIN BRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.


NEW YORK, March A. 1880.
Money was easy at 5@6 per cent and closed at 8
Exchange duh but firm ut 4si TO 1917 for long
and 4S65I6Q4S7 for short sight
Governments quiet
State bonds were dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds generally firm and higher
Erie consols seconds advanced up to02 Iron Noun
tain nrsts preferred incomes recovered TO %;
seconds do. 10 s591, and Rome, Watertown Il
Ogdensburg frsts to NJ; Lake Erie u Western In
comes sold up to G9I5, do nrsts selling at 9s
Kansas ~ Texas hrsts rose to l0lA, and Central
Pacific iirsts TO 49, Boston. Hartford e Erie irsts
rose to 569J, and Chesapeake Il Ohio currency
skies TO 43IS. The stock market was buoyant
during the greater part of the day and prices ad-
vanced loo per cent, Louisville Il Nashville,
Lake Shore, Ohio Il Mississippi. Elevated Railroad
shares, Michigan Central aud Lake Erie Il Western
leading the upward movement. The rise in Lake
Erie Western was due 10 the report that the road
was TO be consolidated with the Chicago Alton
At the close there was q reaction Of 4 10 Ia per
cent from the highest point.
Transactions aggregated 400 600 shares Including
Delaware, Lackawanna u Western 10000. Delaware
q Hudson 6O00, Erie 5000, Houston q Texas 10000.
Iron Mountain 10000, KAlls0e & Texas 5000 Lake
Shore 1900 Lake Erie x Western 5000, Michigan
Central 10000, Manhattan Elevated G,O00 North
western 5000 Nashville e Chattanooga 1900, New
jersey Central 5000 Ohio & Mississippi Il 900 on
taro Il Western 5000, Pacific Mail $1,000, Reading
1900 81. Paul 1900, ~. Louis Il San Francisco
5000, sutro Tunnel 1900, Wabash Pacific 1900,
and Western Union GOOO.
Thp atnstut, ANNA ttnug tvarn no fnuo,ya.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.


correspondent of the Bowling Green Ky
Intcuigcncer uneartbs an old man of the VIZ
entity who remembers all about the "sensa-
tions of tho year 1896" the old man being one
OF the participants in the duel that caused the
sensation. To sottle spat that came of hot
blood, General Sam Houston, then a member
of Congress from Tennessee, and General
White, Of Nashville agreed that ON September
%, 1925, they would Eight duel on the Ten
nesseo line; time, sunrise; distance, fifteen
feet weapons holster pistols" Houston got
out of bed at 3;40 a. m. on the 23d, and, sitting
In his nightclothes, nodded two bullets As
the first fell from the mold dog named Gen
eral Jackson" raised q triumphant howl under
the window. When the second bullet dropped
game cock crowed long and loud from
neighborng tree. Houston, who was super
stitious, cut the figure of dog on one bullet
and the figure Of cock on the other. The
principals stood at their posts ON the second
aud to the inch. Whites lead cut whistle
through the sharp air, but Houston stood un.
hurt. At the same time the bullet with tho
dog mark passed clean through Whites body,
so that silk handkerchief was drawn from
one side to the other. After the duel Houston
selected as his coat-ofarms the famous
Chicken cock and dog
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05

Tho iron orc In the James river valley above
and below Lynchburg, Va, is attracting much
attention among capitalists. The Edgar
Thomson Steel Works, Pittsburg, have bought
extensively at Greenway, below LynchburQ,
and General Grubb. representing the estate OF
the late G.. Dawson Coleman, has bought a
half interest in the Munfoid Iron Works and
some other valuable iron property in the vi
entity. Another batch of PENNSYLVANIA capi.
talists have purchased $4,000 acres of mineral
land near buchanan, and the James River
Steel and Iron Company, of which ex-
Governor Hartrauft is president, have
bought the old rolling mills four miles
below the city and have leased other
largo bodies of ore land. The firm Of
Farley & Read and the Pennsylvania Steel
Company are also extensively interested in
the vicinity. Some Of the pieces of iron
property have brought 800 per cent. above
what the seller paid for them. Apropos of
these developments the Richmond State says
This is the real age of iron. Iron is now
king, aud rules everything else. As it goes
up everything rises with it, and when II falls
everything falls. 1t is better measure of
values than gold or silver though not so con.
venient for currency. Virginia is mbedded
with fine iron.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05

Mr. C was pastor of Baptist church
In II CERTAIN town Ia one of theWcstcrn States.
lie had been on very bad terms with his
flock for some time. They abused him when.
ever they could iiud occasion, aud he recipro.
Gated with equal readiness. Before his con.
tract with the parish expired, he received tho
appointment OF chaplain at the State prison.
Elatcd at this rocky opportunity of getting
rid of him, the congregation came in lull
numbers to hear his farewell sermon, per.
haps less To compliment than to annoy him
with their presence. Great was their aston
ishment, aud still greuter their anger, when
the reverend gentleman chose for his text the
following words-"I 20 to prepare u place for
you that where | am, there We may
be also. "-Hdrpers Maga$ins.
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FREE ADVERTISING.
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No business Advertisements Inserted without pay
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II answers fail to come tho first time, we invite
second, third rs many repetltions necessary
to what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
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doing favor by using our free columns Us We
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
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Through which the general public may always have
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Advertisers should remember that letters directed
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postoce. II initials used they should he directed
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Advertisements can be lett at our Office, or sent
through the mall to
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05

SUPREME COURT OF THE DlsTRICr.-CIII JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYLlE.-Ihe application Of
Thomas II, Alexander for admission to the bar was
referred to the examining committee Bryan vs.
Butler, gornshee; judgment below reversed with
costs,
Arnold VS.. Gntchell; discontinued by plaintiff
Spaids VS.. Cooley; verdict.iOr defendant Potter Il
stymus Manufacturing Company vs. HOll0dayi
Judgment on stpulationSe execution stayed Mid
aleton d Co. VS.. Clark ct al; on trial.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JUSTlCE CoX.-MCIntTe
trustee, VS.. Hume; judgment for defendant. Ora
ham Co. VS., Kennedyi judgment for plaintiff for
1881 and interest LemOnt vs. Washington and
Georgetown Railroad COmpany on trial. Potter
& Symus Manufacturing Company vs. lIolladay
Judgment confessed, Wilson VS.; Gatchelli commits
sion ordered 10 issue 10 take testimony In Kansas
Fox VS. kelehor appearance of Sands Withdrawn
rs attorney for defendant Devlin d Co. vs. Pur-
man; Judgment ofcOndemnation. Bailey VS.. Nor.
Ing Il Co.; Judgment by default, Konglc 4 Bro. VS..
Cation, alias Heating; Judgment by default
EQUITY COURT-JuS JUSTICE HAGNER.-Jackson VS.
Hulse leave to file replication granted also leave
TO lile CrOSs.bill Curry VS.. Smith; demurrer sus.
tanned. schmidt vs., Schmidt divorce granted
DOgan VS.. M0h0ney ct al; pro conlesso against de-
trustees sale ratified nisl Wright vs. Parker ct
al; pro confesso against Parker. Costnerys. Lang.
lev; Oh hearing. Hellis VS.. Mcnamara; ratification
of sale TO Whitney a. ~, ,
CRIMINAL COURT-JusTIcE AMEs.-n,S2!t Beck
eti assault with intent to kill william Henry
Young, on trial.
ASSIGNMENTS ron TO DAY
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT CHlRFJusTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYLIE,-No, 60, Solomon vs.,
White; 67, Williams VS.. Gardiner g. Seal VS.,
Nailor; 90, Miller VS., Hopkins TO- Welcker VS.. Ma
tional savings Bank; ~ Jackson vs. Davis; a. Ma.
tional Metropolitan Bank vs. Johnson; 70, Scheler
vs. Clark; a. Truesdel VS., Wisei TO-, Albright VS.,
Emery; 80 Morse Arms Manufacturing Company
VS. Winchester Repeating Arms Company.
CIRCUIT COURT No l-JusTIoE MAcARTHuR.-No.
968 Dahler VS., District OF Columbia 2i7, Bradley
; u a. w. NeEu9n ct ali 49, GplnSS W, Isnueyi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05
STATES MARsHAHs SALE,

by virtue of q writ of iGri mcas issued out OF the
clerk Office OF the supreme Court OF the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, | WIN sell at public
sale for cash at the door OF said District
o'clock M, all the right, title, claim and the interest
Of the defendant IL aud TO the following described
property to witt All of lot seventeen Q7) square
hundred and eightynne tGsl) ana the south part OF
lot seven In SAID square, commencing at the south.
Washington, ID. G., running thence east with the
south lio Of lot n said square; thence north with the
west line Of said lot II TO the northwest OF said
lot ~ thence parallel with the south line said
lot TO the east line OF South Capitol street, thence
south along said street TO place of beginning together
with all and singular the Improvements thereon.
seized aud levied upon the property Of g. s. Mat
Oou, TO satisfy execution No liT27, law, In vOr OF
JOINS McGrew. FRED'K DOUGLASS
maTl-dts United States Marshal, ID. G.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05

DUESGERRY. o. On SUNDAY, Fcnru.ry o. 1850
after lingering lln,ss, MANY : uuIsHiu I,Y wife
OF George W. DutSbeIry, esq, uged ~ Yeas, month
and II days.
LEWiS.-At O'Clock D. m, March g. 1850
THOMAS LEWIS, in the sNtyuinih year Of hIs age
Funeral from his late residence, oil q stcrt north.
west, ut O'clock ., M, on saturday, Match q.
lreuds OF the family are respectfully Invited TO At
tend.
Evening star, baltimore sun aud Cincinnati Eu-
Quirer please Copy,l
PETrES.-At Fort Washington, Nd February %,
1850 COLONEL WILLIAM IL. PErTEs Assstaut'kngi.
neeT NJ Fort Washington.
sINCLAIR.-On Monday March T. 1850 at Oak
Grove, near BTeutsyle, Prince William county, Va,
Ufdiphthera, Mrs Lou LATINER SINCLAIR, wife or
James NJ sinclair, In the Ihirty-fourih year OF her
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AUCTION SALES.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAIs SALE.

BY virtue OF two wrts OF fer facns issued out OF
the CLERKS Ofico Of the Supreme Court OF the DIS
ulct OF Columbia. and to me directed Will sell az
public sale, for cash ut he Court House door of said
district. on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF MARCH,
lssO at Y O'Clock M, all the right title. claim and
Interest of the defendant John A. Butler, in and
70 the fOll0wing.descrlbed property, to-wit; Part
on lot ~, square Isl In Washington u. c. beginning
Tor the same thrtysx feet from the northeast corner
o. sad square, and running thence west with the
line Of North Fstreet twenty-iour feet. thence due
south about sevcntyfve fee. to an alley three and
onehalf feet wide thence east along the line OF said
alley twcnty-fuur feet. thence due north about
seventyhve feet 20 tile place of beginning levied
upon tho property OT John A. Halter. TO satisfy
executions Nos. ~ iyJ aud u G3i favor vt James A.
Harrison. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
MARCH I, 1880. U. s. Marshal
marAlts
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PROPOSALS FOR COPPER AND PIG IRON.


NAVY PAY OPTTCE /
WASHINGTON, February ~. 1850. !
Scaled Proposals N duplicate TO be Endorsed pro
POSALS FOR COPPER AND Pro IRON" will be
received ut this Office until IL o'clock M, the 5th
day OF MARCH, 1880. to Furnish aud deliver Mt the
Washington Navy Yard the below described Copper
and iron, free of any expense to the Government and
subiectto the usual inspection, viz:
Bureau Of Steam Engineering. 10000 POUNDS IN
cor COPPER Ualie SuperiOr), for immediate use
FIFrY TONS SCOTCIt PIG IRON NglmtOn), 10
conform I'm all respects TO samples ut the Yard for
immediate use.
The whole OF the Copper aud Pig Iron to he dcv-
cred on before the 18Th day OF MARCH, 1850 and
VIII be subject 10 the e, - and lnspecuons OF the
proper officers of the Washington Navy Yard to
whom bidders referred for further Information.
The right is reserved TO reject any or nll oilers,
should II be considered to the Interest vi the Govern
ment to do so.
Responsible security required on the bids for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the Copper aud Pig
Iron.
Blank forms for bids to DO had at this office
j. ADAMS SMITH,
fe2l2taw-4t Pny Inspector L. - Navy.
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by pUNcANsoN BROTHERS, Auctlonccra
TkusTEEy SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON TWELFrH STREET, BETWEEN w AND
RDIfNDARN ~

TkusTkLS SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN w AND
BOUNDARY STREETS N. W., Al AUCTION.
ny Virtue Off deed or trust recorded IN lipet no.
h3 folio 20L one OF the Land Records Of the District
Of COumbia will sell at public auction, ~ mont OF
NE premises, on FRIDAY, 18th OF March a.. ID;
$50 at O'Clock y. M, all the following described
real estate aud premises situated lying aud being IA
ihe city of Washington, in the District OF 90 unba,
known and designated the south two (2) feet front
~ NE depth hereofoi lot numbered twentyaix 90,
ana the north eleven )ect 'front.' by the pth thereof
OF Tot numbered twenty-five, in starr e Metca re-
corded subdivision Of square numbered three nun
dred and two As laid down upon the plat Of sud Guy
or Washngton, In the District Of Columbia together
Win all and singular the improvements ways. ease
mentst rights, privileges and appurtennnces 10 the
same, belonging or In any wise npnertaiuiua.
Terms Of SNle-One-third cash, balance of purchase
money ~ and " months, notes TO bear per cent.
interest and to be secured by decd of trust on the
premises. COnvoyanClng ut purchasers cost. Terms
TO be complied with Ia days otherwise the trustees
reserve he right 10 resell the property At the risk aud
cost OF The deaultng purchaser, after giving days
public notice OF SUCH resale IN some newspaper pub
Ished In Washington, u, G. deposit OF s0O re-
CURED at sale. JOHN j. BNRNE,
JAMES BARKER
nln2-tn.frisds Trustees.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

By virtue OF I'm order of court In equity, cause
No. lids. issued out OF the Clerks onice of
iumbla, / will sell AT public sale for cash,
In bulk at the Court House door of said District,
ON SATURDAY. the 9th day of March, 1850. at
ii O'Clock n ali the right tte. cialm and interest
of the defendant m aud 70 the following described
clothing furnishing goods and hats and caps, levied
upon az the property Of Ogcar Friendch, TO satisfy
execution No. q iSi law. In favor of Strouse IL
Bros and No. 2i73 at law, In favor of lar2bug & Co.
March /, loS0. FREDR DOUGLASS,
.,lta
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the United Stntes.

THURSDAY, March 4. 1880.
On motion of Mr.. p, Phillips William Walsh and
Ferdinand Williams, esqs., of Cumberland, Md,
were admitted to practice,
No. lG6.-The First National Bank of Carisle Pa
ct nl., plaintiffs IN error, vs. Fannie J.. Graham;
argued by Mr.. George II. Williams for plnintins In
error, and by Mr. John Hays for defendant in
error.
No. John u. Stone ct al, plaintiffs In errorvs
the State of Mississippi OK rel. George e. Harris,
Attorney General; argument commenced by Mr.. T..
Phillips for plaintiis In error.
Adjourned until TO- morrow at u o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-03-05

r 7 NITED STATES NARsHALs SALE

ny virtue of writ Of heT facas issued out of the
Gle Office OF the SupIen court of the District Of
Culumbia and TO me directed Will sell at public
sale Tor CASH at tie Court House door Of said Dis
1880 o'clock D. M, all the right title claim and inter
est the defendant in and to the following
property, to-wt: Lot No II, In square No. in the
city OF Washington, sud District together with all
and singular the improvements thereon levied upon
properly of William Reide to satisfy execution
No. 4, $50, law, in favor of DUNE Harmon.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
hal N ~
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TIE SMITH \ EGGB MANUFACTURING CO.,
LOCK BOX 1905, BRlDGEpOlVr, CONN,

Manufactures of Spccaites In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally Government ana Giant Pad.
locks, sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks, Orgtn
Locks, tMc automatically made Giant sash CHAIN sl.
pcriOr TO every u,Ecr and very much cheaper No
special pulley required. The smith ltggo MRnuiac.
turing Co also gives special attention a. The making
OF estimates for the cost Of The manufacture OF Pst
entGd inventions ana all ne necessary tools and the
nieAtlOns treated conuuenllAUy' OC!00Obm