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Litchfield enquirer., 1880-08-26

j HAVE .WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
always at hand 1t cutes Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis. Whooping Cough, Group. Influen-
"a, Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Complaints. 30 cents and ST. a bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-08-26

TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility,
Liver Complaint,, Boils, Humors, Female
Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to any -ad-
dress. Seth w, Fowle j. Sons. Boston. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-08-26

HARrERs, for September, contains: The
American Graces with three portraits) Fish
and Men in the Maine Islands, ii (16 iliustra-
tions); The Family of George III (21 por-
traits); By-paths in the Mountains. III, by
Rebecca Harding Davis C2 illus.); The Sew
Sleepers' Paradise beside the Loire GO illus J;
Amid the Grasses g illus, u; squatter,life in
New York g fllus.l;, Motherhood; White
Wings. A Yachting Romance. by William
Black; Amandar. by Rose Terry Cooke
Washington Square, by Henry James, Jr.
The Red-horsc Tavern; A Midsummer-night's
Adventure; Indian and Negro; Editorial
Articles. 4.-.....
Harper Brothers, New York, 81 a year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-08-26
FOR SALE.

= VN OALUs
A LII the real estate belonging to the late Simeon
IA Smith, comprising about one hundred and sew
enty acres Of productive land, well located miles
south OF Litchfed village. This property includes
the well known Hotel stand with about forty-fve
which will be sold separately if desired.
Also good dwelling house and lot situated few
place." j. L. JUDD Executor.
as :~...5 5'-t.J at 21-H
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-08-26

BLAcEwooD's MAGAZINE for August con-
tains: A Reindeer Ride Through Lapland A
Talk about Sonnets; The Blackbird Hans
Preller, Legend Of the Rhine Falls; Bush
Life in Queensland, TX; Central Asia, the
meeting-place Of Empires; In the Deer Forest,
Day Bewitciied ; DIR. ,Wortle's School. Nv,
Irish Distress and its Origin; Ministerial Prog
ress. ni.isa 81 .~3 efth8 g
Published BY the Leonard Scott Publishing
Co.. New York, 81 year. Il .ada III
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-08-26

English Radicals are openly moving for an
abolition Of the House of Lords. This is the
most important. reform the, British constitu-
ton now needs. The royal power is so sharp
ly limited there is little Objectionable in it ex
cept the expense it entails upon the tax payer.
The House of Lords, however, became 30 COM
pletely given over to conservatism during the
long reign of George Ill, and that. conserve
tism is go firmly fastened by the hereditary
principle, that there seems no hope for Eng
lish Liberalism short of the complete abolition
of the Chamber of Peers That however, is
far too radical measure for Gladstone.
Litchfield enquirer., 1880-08-26

THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW for July,
contains: The First Lord Mimic; Middlesey /;
Thomas Chatterton Recent and Future Arc
tic Voyages; Marie -Antoinette ), Universities
and their Critics - AROUND the World with
General Grant st. Paul and Renan Wings
Radicals, and Conservatives.
leonard Scott Publishing Company, New
York; % year. ~, fAa' na4a 5a
National Republican., 1880-10-30

A n experienced uphostcrcr TO work IN private
N house for several weeks. covering and repnrlla
furniture; reference required. Address UPtioIs
SIFRER Republican office. ocE
National Republican., 1880-10-30

Cotton dull. Middlng l03ic.
Flour dull Howard street and western super
fine, So 5OGl 90; do extra, 81 2l@5 90; DO family,
s. 2j@6 %; city mills superine, 50 759i 2j; do.
extra, 81 5Od5 90: do. family 50 2506 so; do Rio
brands, Sc l2a6 81 Patapsco family 81 90.
Wheat-Souihern steady and fairly active; west.
crn steady and firm. Southern red, 81 oS al ~;
10; No. . western winter red, spot and October,
81 1891 1899; November, 81 i3%Gl 1897 De.
cember 81 1913 81 lG3f January, 81 1891 1873
Curn-Southern steady; western spot easier; OPP
tions firm. Southern white, 5Oc for new; DO yell
low, $50 new, 5iG old: Western mixed, spot,
and October, 53J4@5tc; November 5ic asked; De.
Cember 5jc bid for old; new, 53l 6dj3}sc.
Oats quiet Western white, 3S93sI2ci do. mixed,
3jN37c.
Rye quiet at 81 GOAL o.
Hay steady. Prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, slSG2O per ton.
Provisions steady, with fair jobbing trade
demand. Mess pork, round lots $50 co. job
lois SIG 90; bukments-lOOse shoulders none offer
5AasAc bacon shoulders 6HG; clear rib sides,
&c; hams, l24l3l.c lard refined, 04c,
Butter quiet Prime 10 choice western packed,
lGm2jC.
Eggs firm at 2Oc.
Petroleum-Crude nominai refined nomlnaliy
at l2c.
Coffee dull, Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 70
@lic.
sugar lower. A soft, O]Sc
Whisky quiet at 81 Is.
ton, 3-lGgl4d; -four, Is. 3d.; grain, GGGt4d.
RcCeipts-FlOur 1904 bblS; wheat, l8S7O0 bui
corn, 395OO bu oats, 566l bu; rye, 1887 bu.
Shipments-Whent, 32i39 bu; cOril, none.
Sale,-Nhoat, 89l 100 bu; corn, 80 l9g bu.
Virginia skies, old, 49, do. deferred, ~; do.
consolidated, CO.'S; do. second series, 24ai; past
due coupons, SOIa. new ten-orties, 40h; virginia
ten-lorty coupons, % bid to-dny.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
District Courts.

CmCUfT Court DIVISION No 2-Jusrtcg HAGNER--
Edmonsjou vs. Hess verdict for plaintiff iOr slsss.
for possession und so damages. studds VS. Alex
OndrlA * Fredericksburg Blilrodd c0mpany mo-
ton for new trial entered Gray " Page vs.
Falls jury out
EQuirY COURr--JUsrICg CoX.--Aruudel vs..
Imlar; salo finally confirmed aud entse referred 10
auditor. Marshall w. Marslnll sale finally ratified
aud loan created. Shoemaker vs.. Shoemaker; au-
ditur's report confirmed aud &. H. CrogGn, jr.. up
Ing
CGrMfxAL CouRr-JrsrfcE JAMrs.-Patrick Bah.
ington convicted of a.sOultng II police officer.
Patrick Duenly went his bond in the sum OF 81 90
for his appearance 10 be sentenced William Ran
DALI burglary and larceny; on trial
pROBATE CoURT JUsrcE COX - In re estate
Thomas Lewis petition of Emma V. DutIon and
William g. Lewis requiring administrator 10 file
aleQuutc boud. In re estate = H. Scagys; letters OF
administration granted to Sallc b. Scaggs In 70
estate johanna Kccher Philip May and George
koOb appointed appraisers OF the estate. In 70
estate Francis Golden; petition OF administering
10 sell certain aticles and to rent others In re
will Martha e. Addison letters testamentary
Issued to H. g. Addison; bond, 100. In re estate
lhilip a. Scllhauscn Ernest A. Sollhauscu ap-
pointed executor on giving bond in $1,000 In 70
estate ChHrles T.. Ritenhuuse; inventory of per-
Sonal estate returned. Last Will aud testament Of
jacob Arth fled for probate. In re cstne Josephine
COGlhun: citation on Babu Kccfer returned served.
In re estate Edward VI. Wright inventory of per
sUn0l estate returned. In re estate L. w. Guinand;
order for sale Of personal estate. IN re estate
T. SChaihirl; inventory Of personal estate returned.
In 10 Isabella NJ. Bittingef; guardian authorized
to pay note of benjamin Dittnger In re estate
George Savage; agreement of counsel lied. In re
estate james Esln order Of publication Issued. In
re will Eliza II. Garner; will admitted TO probate
aud letters icstamcntnry to issue 70 Charles w. Fra
ser. In re- estate Anna Il. Luub; order permitting
executor " sell $1,000 District of Columbia 3G5
bond. In rc estate William O.. Vacntr; order OF
publication issued. IN rc will Lucy b. NInnkin:
will admitted TO probate and record. liz re- j. G..
Lay; guardians bond fled. The following nc
counts OF the register Of wills were approved and
passed: In re Isabella VI. Bittnger; first general
and individual guardian account. III re estate
Robert l.. Jones, first account Of executor. In 70
estate Charles Bittuger; first account OF admin
lstrntor. In re estate John Lynn; nrst account OF
eXccutrix III ~ Michael Oroole; first GUARDIANS
account. In re Snllie ;, Gather fourth guardians
account. In re estate Ulysses Ward: sixth account
Of executor.
National Republican., 1880-10-30

g. the sceno quite ludicrOus, In view Of the fact
Lhht tnlh ls an American town Of over 500 people,
anu not suitable sober citizen TO be hnd To- read a
puilnl service over the grave of deceased sister.
but must borrow an Iowa Judge. stranger who
protested his uniitncss aud the sacrilegiousncss Of
IN irroliglous, nOn-church member officiating On
such an occasion.
The earnest solicitation Of the Indies and the In
disposition of your humble servant obtained as
sent aud after the selection Of appropriate music
we All repaired 10 the house Of mourning. Here
my scrVlcc9 were again sought as pall-bearcr and
es wecoacd down the conin lid and placed The body
IN Ihc wagon at the door The procession startcd.
palrDearers b. the right aud LETT on foot trlmpug
thrpu8n Tie town in u sulucatiug dust til we
reached lhe cemetery In the suburbs Having low
eted me colin into q very deep grave we sang
lnc burial service of the episcopal church. giving
oloce 70 second hymn before tie coucluding-
dust TO DUST, ASHES TO ASHES" ErC
While marching through the town | chGncpd 10
look behind. aud on an elevated scat IN a
big farm wagon sat the judge, prayer-book
IN hand, overlooking the scene of which
ho was an enforced participant hut the cure-
mOny though novel, was appropriate and re.
sp1cttu and showed that we are not utterly lost to
Tie christian civilization OF the states, Of which
we have the crudest exhibitions iu this dcsort,
rOcktibbcd and silvCr-threadcd country. Politics
nrc running on high tide Just now. Every ono
nearly Is running for Office and you eau be MS.
surcd that NIL the tricks of tho trade applied
hero as well as In the states. From all lcirn the
territory will 20 strongly republican nntwithsnnd.
ing the bad lumber that has found lis way into the
party. There are good many rebels In the terri
tory, and they all shout for Hancock as they did
for Greeley, II was u grave blundcr of the north
that made II possible for the breeding south
TO ever optau controlling Influence in The affairs
of our government again. Every patriot should
exert himself for the election of James A. Garfield
on the ID OF November. Very respectfully
g. 4. DALEY.
FLORESCR AutZ Oct IA
National Republican., 1880-10-30
New York Money mnrtot.

NEW YORK, OCt. ~, 1850.
The imports Of dry goods for the week were
Sl,26i 1877 and the amount marketed 81 1920.
Money was easy ut 2g3 per cent, and closed at
214 per cent.
Exchange was steady Mt IsiI4 41iSl% for long and
lSji1 1M 1897 FOR short sight.
Government bonds were fairly active, but gen
orally firm.
State bonds were dull Tennessee old rose to 40
and Louisiana COusolS to il1
Railroad bonds were active but irregular. The
features were the activity and advance in the
Texas Pacific Issues which sold up from 81 to %
for iOGrandc division irsts. 7t TO 20 for incomes
and 0Sl2 to ~ for cOnSol lrsts. Iron Mountain
rss preferred incomes rose from 50 10 01, seconds
do. from 7ji TO 10 and Burlington ~ Quincy SIS
from 10 to ll0l5 Eric consolidated seconds sold
at WSe06A Manhattan Elevated iirsts advanced
TO l035
The stock market opened strong and tsa2 per
cent higher, the latter Houston Il Texas but sub
sequently declined 1gTliI per cent Western Union
and Louisville & Nashville leading Tho depres-
sion was ut short duration and under brisk buy
ing an advance ranging from 4 to per cent. was
recorded, in which tile st. Louis ,e san Francisco
shares, Wabash aud Houston S Texas were most
prominent. During tho afternoon the SGu Fran
cisco stocks fell OFF 13dI per cent. and the rest of
the list IaGl% This was followed by recovery
OF 4@l = aud later by partial reaction, the mar.
ket closing Irregular.
The transactions aggregated 326 900 shares, In
Guiding Delaware Lackuwanu Il Western 2i010,
Eric % 500. Hannibal IL ST. Joseph 1850. Iron
Mountain 5,GO0 Kansas " Texas 1909. Lake shore
li,i0O, Michigan Central 5000, Northwestern
6GO0, Nashville Il Chattanooga 1000 New jersey
Central 0O00 New York Central 1900 Ohio K
Mississippi 600 Pacific Mail 3, 500 ltending 1000
81. Paul l950O, Union Pacific 3.y0J Wabash Pacific
1900, Western Union $3.50, e. C., G.. & |. 1900
81. Louis & san Francisco ll,9OO, aud Houston x
Texas 800.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
O0n THE GREAT 1000

II 4 II
TO THE H5Ef FBENfr&YAF!A EtAf aaB f9gEH s0g4nwrsr
srlnS6%3' hhi H4l' EQUIP.
TRAINS u HEEEI 1SF e sa sS pe0o cor
For Pntsburs aud the West: s:OO .. N. daily, with
Sleeping Chr; e Louisville and md, CheagG; i 1910 -
Cincinnati. St Louis and Chicago, 0:3O y, daily.
Wi,h fMSn PHqSe GaT & tP pinS PysSprs
For CanandaIgua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with ParlOr Car TO Watkins and the North, nj 500
III. daily except Sunday; AZ p:3o p m. daily, ex.
cept saturday, with Palace Cars TO Canandaigua
For Wiiiunisport. Lock Haven and Ilmlra, at 1910
For New YORK aud iho Est 1910 H. M, ?ilO and 1000
Limited Express OF rullman Parlor Cars 0:;0 n IN.
daily, except SUNDAY; --.-..
at Jersey CITY with boats OF "Brooklyn Annex"
nfordng direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding
For Philadelphia R;lDa, n. 2:lO LIO and 1000 ..
On sunday, $40 and lo:Oyp, M.
For Baltimore. 64o 500 O3y 1910 IT, m, aud 2lO 42o,
fiO. 40 $40 and 1000 p. m, On sunday, 500 q.
M, 1910 u, M 5:t1 Gal and 1000 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line $40 n. M and 440 D. daily,
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA Il FREDERICKsBuRG RAII-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, d WASHINGTON
For Alexandria7 T. TOO o. II H. MI 40, 800 CAS- and
1850 D. III, On sunday, 10 anu II H. ni'' ana .
For Richmond and the South, 7Ooa. m. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandra ior Warrington O. 10 a. M,
l?5o a. d and GSS @ p m, am ana Y Z midnight On
Tickets. Information, sleeping ana perorcAr ac-
Communications ean be procured at the 9iiees-north'
avenue northeast corner of Sixth street and Pennsyi
vnnia avenue aud at the depot where orders can be
lett lor the checking OF baggage to destination from
''''''' l.. r. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1880-10-30

ndmlnsiralrix. ETC. ct a. Argued by Mr.. A. T..
McFrinan for appellant ind w Mr 8. T. Thomas
for appellee.
No 81 .-Alexandcr Buchanan plannn IN error
vs. the city OF LuchHeld. Argued by hfr Frank
Morrison Or pioiuuH TOO error; ml United on printed
error and by Mr a. l.. Knapp Tor defendant In
error.
j. G. G.. Kennedy. Submitted by Mr.. John SeIden
for defendant in error; no counsel appearing for
plaintiffs In error.
No.53.-The County Of Greene plaintiff in error
vs. Richard e. Danicl No. d. The County Of
pckens, plaintiff IN error vs.. Richard @. Daniel.
Submitted by Mr. 7. T. Morgan for plaintiff In
error; no counsel appearing for defendant in error.
No. jS.--Thc KuoSuk Northern Line Packet com
pany, plaintiff IN error W. the city Of Burlington;
M. %, The Kcnkuk NDrhom Line Packet com
pnny, plaintiff IN error vs.. the city Of Fort
Madison. Dismissed as per stipulation.
Adjourned unlil Thursday uCxt, November q,
National Republican., 1880-10-30
SPANISH WORDS AND FORMS

is disgusting The whole Pacific coast has been cor
ruDted by shallOw-pated greatuess The people of
these United States claim to be an ElgllSn-SpGak-
ing people and our common schools aud seats of
learning are English, not Indian or Spanish. If
foreign iorms must be used In the mapping out of
our country they should be Nuglicized, that every
American scrool.boy and girl can understand and
pronounce them. There is no sense In dropping
out our English to suit this semciyiized mOngrel
population, and entalling on posterity a foreign
Nomenclature for all this section of country lust
to plense the vanity of some one who presunes to
be above ordinary murtals by having acquired a
smattering of Spanish.
IL is Win this as with other things-too many
come here leaving their civilization, morals and
honesty behind, and step right down to the habits,
customs and speech Of the natives, and
then endeavOr to iasten upon tho cOun.
try tho Corluptions they have chosen
have said enough TO call public attention
10 the subject of disCNrding the English
In favor OF the Spanish, which applies equally to
the horrible Indian names that dislgure oir maps.
hope some one having the time and patience to
elaborate this subject VIII do so, and haa halt may
be reached u favor OF the language we claim as
ours,
Since my last letter another
National Republican., 1880-10-30

M Leave Washington
@S-bRGTfSio!!E.c !.cg!y TXplEs iX s,s way stations
G3j-Baltnore. Annapolis and Way (rlcimout
s,rnsburg Winchester lIagcrs,Own, Frederick
ss;-sTAUNroN AND VIRGlNIA SPRINGS EX.
ooo-NEW YORK, ,PluLAnELpHIA, BOSTON
AND l!ALTlMohE IMPRESS. Parlor car
sto-iOn sunday ony-BalimOre, Annapolis and
O;iO-isT LOUIS, CHICAGO COLUMBUS AND
PlTrSDURG EMPRESS Connects Tor Hagcrs.
town, aud ut Point OF Rocks for Frederick nnd
stations tRst of Piedmont, except sunday. }
Pullman cars to Cincinnati aud Luuitviile
daily; Grafton to sandusky daily. except satur
ioOO-9AIrM2InE EXpnEss E,.ah, stops at Bladegs
Junction, Jessup's aud Hanover.
l?;lo-Baltimcre Anapolls, I:llcott Guy and Way.
lai- -BALrIMoRE AND LAUREL t.xPHlsS
liO-tQn sunday only baltimore aud Way.
2'sc-NliW .NdNy ,Y YQRik PHILADELPHIA AND Bos-
SsO-Ballimore ana Way stations. twinchestcr,
-DNiTfMomE BLXDENsBIGntG" ~ Z" ASD issiSi TAU.
Ri;I, kXphEsS. lFrederlck, via RelayJ stops
4Sj-fPolnt OF Rocks, Frederick, lEagerstown. Win.
chester aud Way stations. ION sunday 10 Point
OF hockS and Way stations only.
SiS-CmiCAGo AND' GoIUMB6s EXPREss.
aS-ifi}ltA iii bHLPIitiiX isS xSD Hais Bs&LrIalonE EN-
PRESS. Stots Mt iiladensburg and Laurel.
00j--Point OF Rocks and Way stations.
~ ~ MP IAuMfL w fs
PlrlSBUnG EXPRESS. Pitlsburg except
Sunday.)
sleeping GAYS TO ST. Louis and phtsburg.
03j-tBALrlMOIlE. BLADENSDURG AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS
IO:iS-tNEW HoRK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPNEgSS. sleeping car
to New York, aud special sleeping car TO phila-
delphia.
tDaiiy. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay SatOn.
For further Information apply Mt the Baltimore q
Ohio ticket Offices Washington Station aud co., Glg
ana 1851 Pennsy lynnin avenue corner Fourteenth
street where orders will be takop for baggage 10
be checked and received at any point In the city.
W. NJ, CIEMENJS,
Master oi Transportation.
GEO. =. KOONTZ, GcheTtil Agent
L. NJ COLE. General Iicket Agent.
~ II IORD Genprul Passenger AGENT.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
MAIL BAGS

like the samples of this Department. also for fur
nlshlng MAIL BAGS conforming In materials and
slzos to the official samples but of different construc,
ton and improved patterns OF which bidders are 10
furnish samples
specifications ofthe kinds Of Mail Bags and oftho
conditions and requirements relating to proposals,
contracts, &C.. well rs forms of bidding will DO
furnished application by letter to the Second As.
slsant Postmaster-G Gonoral No proposal will bs
considered which shall not have been submitted Ia
accordance with such specifications aud forms
The contracts which may be made VIII be In con.
formity to the Specifications and the accepted pro-
posals The right Is reserved however to reject any
all the proposals.
JAS. n. TYNER.
oc2I Acting Postmaster-G GeneraI.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
FREE ADVERTlSnNG., u
III % @ EN A EE G5t AL
Aavor,,,.ron,g yudar thc head Of

Advertisements under tho bead Of
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED
OF mn acceptable nature and not to exceed iour nes
on our lhrdpege, are nee 10 nn.
ddte,if,euIss Fot EeiL safe on lost MT to ercfed
nyte ttts, tuub be ,,,ttdG,ee tn'cs Jor 1'"N'y,Nre
CsufS.
II answcrs nil to come the first time, we invite
recond thhd or as many rcpeltions "a are necessary
TO secure what You adverise FOR. We wish tho nd
yertlters to feel that they imposing u.s. but
nrc doing ua vor by using our free columns, a. wc
are undetermined to mike THE REPUBLICAN,
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wunts supplied.
Advertisers should remember That letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY nrc not delivered through tho
postoce If initials used thcy should be directed
10 the care OF some person, firm OF postohce box
No free advertisements taken after . o'clock p M
Advertisements can be lelt Mt our office senl
through the mail 10
NATIONAL HrrunLtCAN pnINTINU co
National Republican., 1880-10-30
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PO-TOFFtCE DEPARTMENT, |
WAstilNGTON, ID. c., Oct. %, 1850.


SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received ut this De-
partment, UNTIL 70 O'CLOCK NOON, ON THE
10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1851, for furnishing n
new kind Of mail locks and keys for the sole and OK
elusive OF the United States through registered
mails.
As the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to Intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model OF lock aud key would tead 10 impair IL not
entirely destroy, the further utility OF such locks and
keys for the purposes ot the mails. the Postmaster
dencra prescribes model or sample for bidders.
but relies for selection on the mechanical SKIN ard
Ingenuity which fair competition among Inventors.
hereby invited, may develop in nmpes submitted
by them.
Specifications of the conditions and requirements
relating to proposals, samples contract etc, well
forms of proposal, will be furnished application
by letter to tile Second Assistant Postmaster eneraf
No proposal will be considered unless 1t shall have
been submitted in accordance with such specification
and FORMS
The contracts which may be made will bo In con.
formty to the specifications and the accepted pro.
posai, But the right is however reserved to reject
any and all OF the proposals
IAMFo N rNMrn
National Republican., 1880-10-30

VNTANTED - a glrl, for general hOuscworG no
w washing; curly dUuuCr must he u good
plain cook aud recommended wages 80. Apply ut
No. 1910 q street w Oc2s 3tt
National Republican., 1880-10-30
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE.

FLonESce, Anz., oct. 10.
National Republican., 1880-10-30
THE COURTS.
surreme Court OF the United states.

lNluAhf OtloDtI ~ lo'u'
On motion of Mr.. W. II. Smith, N. ~ Leynau,
osq., Of Mansfield. Ohio, was admitted to practice
No. 29l.--lho First national bank OF Con-
neautville pluintf In error vs. Adam Stelle. On
motion OF Mr. J. B. Brawlcy dismissed with costs.
No. 55.-Eijah smith, receiver, etc. appellant,
VS. Warren Mccullough ct al. Continued
No. 7O7--Ihc United states eX rel. Thomas Me-
Bride plRiutlt in error vs., Carl Schurl, secretary
OF the Interior The motion filed by the attorney
general for an order to strike from the files ac-
count OF is sGand0lous character pamphlet
placed there by aud purporling 10 be remarks Of
Mr. James H. MaudcrYille of counsel fer the plain
TN in error IN this cause, was argued by Mr. As
slstant Attomcy-Gcneml smith in support OF the
same, and by Mr., Mandeyllle In opposition
thereto. on consideration whereof II Is now hero
ordered by the court that said pamphlet be sulckeu
frOm the files OF this court on account OF the i'm.
pertinent and scaudalous matter contained therein,
No 4s.-1he Now orleans, Mobile 4 Texas rail-
road company ct al, plOiutlls IN error w. teury
Ellermau. Argument continued by Mr. 7, J, Du-
rant for appellees and concluded by MT T. L.
Bayne for appellants
No 40 DAVIS r. Boogher ct a.. plaintiffs in
error, VS., the New York Life Insurance couHany,
Argued by Mr., Shepard barclay for plaIuNhS IN
error and by Mr., H. ~ Judson for defendant in
error,
No, 5o,-Paul Leary, appellant; VS., Mary Long,
National Republican., 1880-10-30
AUCTION SALES.
LIMITED STATES 1IARsHAEs SALE

BY virtue OF writ ofvendltoni q xponns issued ont
of the Clerks Office Of the supreme Court OF Dis
Ulct OF Columbia, and 10 me directcd will sell ~
public sale, for cash nt tho cOurthOuse door OF said
District on MONDAY the Sth day OF November,
1850 ut l2oclock M, all the reht title, clalm and in.
tercst of the dc endnnt John a. Stafford I'm aud to
tho following described property, to wit: Lots 81 ~
and ~ In square Ol, ana west half Of lot p IN square
i9j in the nity OF WnshingOu said District together
with all and Singular tho Improvements thereon,
levied upou tho property OF John O. Stafford TO
satisfy execution No. l5bI3 nt law IN favor Of Gilbert
Vanderwerken, use OF A. B Grunwell
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
SEPTEMBER 10, 1880 Y. ). Marshal. ID. q.