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National Republican., 1880-03-06
1879
GREAT
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS, -
SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP

pFNNS INAHlA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTIIW EST.
-, DoU BILE TRACK STEEL RAILS, ,o,,,,o
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT M EQUIP
IN EFEEoT JANUARY q, 1880
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner ofs1th and = streets as follows
Parlor Car TO Pitlsburg and Sleeping Cars nom
pitsburg 20 Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago
B%LL'rIMoREA AND S'Ip PoTo9AG Gi'tSS RAfLRoHD
For Canandalgua Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls
and the North at q. IN daily, except sunday;
to Canandaigua. For Williamsport Lock Haven
and E.miis, at 1910 q. m. daily except sunday.
For New York and the Esst s:l0 n l10and 0ii5 y,
Limited Express OF Pullman ParIor Cara eSO a. m.
daily except Sunday.
Mt jersey City with bouts of "BroOklyn Annex"
afordng direct transfer 20 Fulton strest, avoid
Ing double isrriaGe across New York city
on sunday S:3O and iri5 D. m. ''''
Limited Express $50 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For baltimore. $40, $3.50 1910 H. IN. ana 1880 $40
l2o, $50, 7;40, and g'i5 p. m. On Sunday, lolOa
M. $50, TAO and G46 o. IN.
For Pope's Creek Line. u. M and 40 p m. daily
For Anaspoiia SiO a. m. aud 40 D. m. daily except
ALEXGSDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURu RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
and ii:SO ., m. on Sunday, :, and II a. IN. and 5
For Richmond and the South. 200 q u daily, and
Trains 1--we Alexandria for Washington, 8, 10 n.
NJ, ]. a; ., z ana y . p m. and " midnight
TSRs snS aa l, AND and S & %
eommodatlons can be procured at the oitces-norti-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, and at the depot where orders De
len for checking OF baggage to destination from
l. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General hRnagar
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To take ei1ect
SUNDAY, nov. 10. 1879, AT i.5o r. 81.
Leave Washington.

S6S-naltlmore filleei civ ssd Way stations.
TON, ExPREss. on sundnys TO Baltimore only.
breakfast at RELAY station.
STR strg@ss6ure, WINCHESTER, HageTtown, Frederick,
soo~fBAIfiMoRE XHD LAUREL EXPRESS.
sio,oPoInt Of Rocks pedmont siTSs6urs wlnches-
AND BALTIMORE ExPRBss, Parlor Car to
sssS NeT Y9TE fdI1s Tsd PilIHdsPe cotmuUs AMI
PIrTSBURG EXPRESS Frederick, Magers'
Through car to staunton Pullman Cars TO Gin
clnnail daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily. except
o~naiiy2Bnltimore, Annapolis and Way
EXpRhss. stops a, Badens-
burg College, Beltsyile, Laurel, Annapolis juno
tion, Jessup's, and Hanover.
Annapolis, EllIcott City. and Way.
i50rNI2W rNI5 YORK, PaILA DELPHIA, AND nos,
I:S5-.On Sunday only-Baltmore and Way.
O.-BALTIM0RE BLApENsBURG, AND LAU-
REL EXPRESs Frederick, via Relay. Stops
PlonI q Rocks, FfSdorick, Hsger,tOwn, Win;
81 Rocks sam and Way STATION stations only. mi Onu' W f0'A'
ST. BaItmoEs @ @AnnpHpoiis And n r My statl9pHp
TfMoRE EXPRESS Norfolk, except sunday.
Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct 70
eoo-Point OF Rocks ana way stations.
B%hFTmoG SB%Shimqse GnH way NS5 s'TtSns ShEL EXPRESS
7.lS1teMfcASS6, ys cofTShUs. AND pIrrsBgRe
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars 10 Chicago and Pltts'
burg, pycrpi Sunday. -.
oi5-tNEW YORK, PfiILA DELPHIA. AND BAIc
TIMORE EXPRESS Stops at BladensburB md
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
G5o-isT. Louis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Pullman cars.
tDaily. Sunday only other trains daily, except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply nt tho Baltimore Ond
Ohio ticket otces-WushiuRtOn station. and sos, Blg
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue-where ordern Will be
taken for Baggage 10 be checked nnd receyod a. any
point In the city w. NJ CLEME MENTS, -
Master OF transportation.
I. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. S. KO0NIZ General Agent.
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Do 1t Well.

Whatever you do, do it we'll A job sighted
because it is apparently unimportant leads to
habitual neglect, so that men degenerate in
sensibly into bad workmen.
THAT is good rough job" said foreman
in our hearing recently; and he meant that it
was piece of work not elegant in itself but
strongly made and well put together.
Training the hand and eye to do work well
leads individuals TO form correct habits in
other respects, aud good workman is in most
cases, good citizen. Noone need hope to rise
above his present situation who suffers small
things TO pass by unimprovod or who neglccls,
metaphorcaly speaking, to pick up cent
because il is not dollar
Some of the wsest law-makers, the best
statesmen, the most gifted artists, the most
mcrcilul judges, the most ingenious mechanics
rose from the great mass.
A rival of a certain lawyer sought to hui
initiate him publicly by saying. You blacled
my fathers boots once.r yes" replied tho
lawyer, uuabnshed, 'and did it we'll" And
because of his habit of doing even mean
things well he rose to greater.
Take heart, all who toll all youths in
humble situations, all in adverse circumstances
and those who labor unappreciated If it be
but to wax thread, wax it well; if only to cut
bolts, make good ones or to blow the bellows,
keep the iron hot. IL is attention TO business
that lifts the feet higher up on the ladder
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Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMoRE, ND, March

BALTIMORE. MD, March
Cotton irmer. Middling, 13 1.16c.
Flour quiet. Howard street and Western SUPER
fine, 81 50G5 %; do extra, So b0qS6 %; do family,
S6 5o97 Is; City mills superino, 81 50@5 25; do
extra. s5 506l6 % do family sc 7567 %; do
Rio brands, 81 2597 so; Pathpsco family, SS
Wheat - Southern quiet and steady; Western
dull but about steady. Southern red, 81 4O6Dl 40.
do amber, ST. 1901 81: No Western winter red spot
81 47@1 47I4i June 81 4Sl4@l 4S14; July, 81 4ll5
al ~. ...
p Corn-southern steady for white and a shade
better for yellow; Western firm. Southern white.
5S@6Oc; do yellow, 57c; Western mixed spot 56l5c;
March, 6528@55l9c; April, 5S24@54c; May 5S@53Ic;
Oats firm. Southern. 4sd14sc; Western white, At
@isc; do mixed, 46947c; Pennsylvania, 4s@4Oc.
Rye finn at q5@9Sc.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl6C@l7 per ton,
Provisions very quiet Mess pork, e1B 256IlS 80.
Bulkmeats-loose shoulders. 491e; clear rib sides
63zc; do packed, 54@71%c; bacon shoulders SIC;
clear rib sides, Sc; hams, l0@l2c lard. SIC.
Butter steady. Prime 10 choice Western packed
20d26c; roll, 20q25c.
Eggs dull and lower at 11@l2c
Petroleum dull. Crude, nominal; refined nomi.
nRly 7Mc.
Coffee quiet. Rio cargoes llQ1Gc,
Sugar firm. SOFT, 0lSc.
Whisky quiet at 81 l0%6Dl H.
Freghs to Liverpool per steamer quiet Cotton
3-l6@IId; -four is 9d92s; grain, 545l1d.
Receipts-Flour. 1913 bbls; wheat 10000 bu;
com ll7G00 bu; oats, 6,072 bu; rye 800 bu
hipments-Wheat. 5000 bu; corn $4,000 bu.
f Saleg-Wheat, l7I.T50 bu; corn. 227, 900 bu.
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Two boys Of Davenport, Iowa, can rival the
Lone Fisherman" for peculiarity of catch.
They were casting their lines into the Missis-
sppi, aud one of the hooks caught on an OBJ
ject near the shore which proved to be the
handle of an iron safe. With pully and tackle
tic as to sell it, unopened. to junk dealer for
$3.50. The safe proved to have belonged to
the steamboat Ellie Alton, that burned and
sank twenty-five years ago, and is supposed to
contain several hundred dollars. Search i'd
being made for the clerk of tho steamer, and
in the meantime Mr.. Junk is restrained from
opening the safe.
The Texas Tribune says "The late atmos.
of Coughs and Colds, and DIR. Bulbs Cough
Syrup is in greater demand than ever" Price
only 25 cents
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wANTED-MISCELLA

Tpo SELL-A lot OF Photographic articles includ
L ing camera, tuoes, &c. Apply ut O27 Ninth 81
,,tv maD
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FOR SAEE-HEOUSES.

nor SALE-Three story brichk, rooms gas and
IL water in good repair, near Government Printing
ONCE; terms 10 suit Cheap. Inquire OF b, 3H Pa
"a
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XNT TANTED-To borrow, $4,000 for live OF more years
w at six per cent Interest, on property worth
twice the aInount no commission Address NJ. FGSg
Republican Office, maIuf
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FUTURE DAYS.
STATES MARsnALs SALE.

by virtue of two writs Of Reri facias issued out of
the Clerks Ofilco of the supreme Court OF the Dis
trct OF columbia, and to me directed, will sell Mt
public sale, for cash at he Court House door Of said
District, on THURSDAY, lbe 18th day OF MARCH,,
1880 at II O'Clock m all the right, title claim and
interest Of the defendant, John A. Butler, In and
TO the following.drscrbed property, to-wit; Part
of lot 20, square PSI In Washington, u. c., beginning
for the same thrtyslx feet from hcnOrtheust corner
Of said square aud running thence west with the
line of North street twcnty-lour feet thence due
south about seventyhve f. o. to alley three aud
onehalf feet wide thence east along the line OF said
alley tweniy-iuur feet thence due north about
seveny-ive feet TO the place OF brginnlng levied
upon as tho pro- erty OF John "A. Butler TO satisfy
executions Nos. q 400 and q G3 favor OF James A.
Harrison. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
MARCH 4, 1850. u. S. Marshal
marddtg
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FREE ADVERTISING.
M O O H n H G. N :
Advertisements under tho head OF
WANTED FOR RENT. &c.


or acceptable nature and not 10 exceed four lines,
on our third page, are free 10 ALL
No Business Advertisements Inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted this column at
five cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fall to come the first time we invite a
second, third or many repetiuons necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
yertsers to feel that they imposing on as but
doing us favor by using free columns, as we
are determined TO make THEREPUBLICAN
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
postoce If initials used they should he directed
TO the care OF some person, firm or postoice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock y. m.
Advertisements can be LETT ut our Office, or sent
through the mail to
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
nUNoANsoN BROS. Auctloneerg.

n
by virtue of deed OF trust dated the Goth OF Janu
ary, 1870 and duly recorded In llber No SO folio 2
one Of the Lnnd Records for the District of CUlumba
aud by permission of the Court IN the case OF CVnnell
VS. DOwden ct al, equity, No Gs2i, and at the re
quest Of the party secured thereby we VIII sell ht
public auction, In mont of the premises, on SATUR-
DAY, the 9Th day Of March, 1870, ut 1870 o'clock p m,
the following described real estate situate IN the city
of Washington, District OF Columbia towit: lho
north part of lot numbered 10, according to William
Richhrdson's subdivision OF original OTIS numbered
2 and s. In square west OF square numbered 65a of
tho authentic ground plat or plan Of said city OF
Washington; beginning for the same ut the north
east corner of said lot and thence running south four
teen feet thence west TO the rear line of said lot and
% an alley; thence with said line nOrthwesery 10
the northwest corner Of sad lot AUD thence east with
the north line of sOid lot to Third street west and
place Of beginning being the same property conveyed
TO said Dowden by Mary Dant, by deed dated Scpem-
Der 49, 1870, and duly recorded IN lber No Gb, folio
s, OF seq Of the Land Records OF the District OF Co
lnmbla with the improvements thereon,
Terms-One fourth cash and balance In 0, ~ and IS
months nom date OF sale, with interest ut per cent.
per annuni and secured by decd of trust upon tile
property sold.
All conveyanclng at purchasers cost Ifterms OF
sale are not piled with in dnys the trustees re-
serve the right TO resell at the risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser alter days advertisement
JOSEPH H. EDSUN,
.... THOMAS Hh DE,
Tal.N ~. r.YaNn
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MoNErARY MArTERs IN NEW YoRB
And SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.


rt,. Benz. NEW YORK. March 8. 1880.
The imports on dry goods for the week were
f,2033,300, and the amount marketed s4,S206lS
Money was easy at 4@6 per cent and closed al S 4;
@4SlIS for long and ds7@iS7l for short sight,
Governments strong and generally higher.
State bonds were dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds generally firm, Eric issues sold
at 1l79I@1ls for consols sevens 011s@024 for con-
soils seconds, and S694@S7N for funded ilves;
Chesapeake & Ohio iirsts series D, advanced to
COZ; do. currency skies to 4494; Rome, Waterown
&ogdensburg frsts o72; New York Central iirsts
TO l26M Houston & Great Northern seconds Pur-
chasing Committees receipts to 95 and st. Louis &
San Francisco seconds class D, TO &C. Texas Haeifc
incomes fell of from 16 toI5A; Lake Erie q Western
incomes from0S TO 67IS; Kansas Il Texas seconds
800. The last-nnmed rallied to 40 G., G. & l. c.
supementaries declined to SSa4 aud later recovered
70 50; Iron Mopntin frsts preferred incomes de-
Lafayette Bloomington & Muncie Rrsts sold at
QsA@09. The stock market was buoynnt in the
cent, Kansas Southern, New York Central and
Michigan Central leading the, upward movement.
The general list afterward fell on q To- per cent
the latter Houston & Texas, but closed firm at a
recovery Of a to per cent, the latter Pacific Nail
Marietta n Cincinnati irsts preferred broke SIs
per cent to jSIg 3 and recovered to l9Si G e
Mississippi rose from 81 to 42A, and pre-
ised from 7S e o.2r S2 On reports h" that
obtained control Of the road Louisville
x Nashville advanced from 1l9 TO 1884, and
Nashville, Chattanooga & s.; Louis from l17lS 70
12S the former closed at l59 and the latter at 12i
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares including
Canada Southern 1000, C., .. & !. 9. 5000, Della,
Iron Mountain 5000 Lake shore 23,0OU Lake Erie
& Western 1900 Little Pittsburg 5000 Michigan
Central 5000, Manhattan Elevated 5000, North
western 10000, Nashville & Chattanooga $1,000,
New Jersey Central 5000 New York Central 10000,
Ohio Il Mississippi $1,000. Pacific Mail 2l,000,
Reading 10000, ST. Paul 10000, Suro Tunnel 1l,000,
Wabash Pacific 1900. and Western Union 5000.
The CLOSING quotations were follows.
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feblseodAds
UNITED STATES MARsnAL's SALE

by virtue OF nm order of court In equity cause
No Ti0e. issued out Of the Clerks Once of
lumbln, will sell at public sale, for cash,
In bulk, ut the House door Of said District,
SATURDAY. the 9Th day OF March. 1880, at
~ o'clock Ia., all the right ptle, clam and interest
OF the defendant IN aud to the iUnGwing described
property, to-wit: The stock Of goods consisting nf
clothing, furnishing goods and hats and capo levied
upon the property Of Oscar Frendlich TO satisfy
execution No. 2l6i At law, In favor of Strouse &
Bros, aud No q i3, ut law In nvor of Harlbug Il Co.
March !, 1850. FHED'K DOUGLASS,
mnl-ds Marshal.
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District Courts.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DlsTRlCT.--CHIEP.JUsTIC
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYLIE.-Nlr. Henry h. Perse
OF Mississippi, was admitted TO the bar Williams vs.
Gardner decree sustaining special demurrer and
oyerTulng general demurrer; case renanded TO
special term TO allow plaInlin to amend bill. Ad.
Iourned until Tuesday next.
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JusTIcE MACARTHUR
Middleton Co. vs. Clarke ct al; verdict for plain
TN against Lower for SOP, with interest and
against Clarke for S267, with interest Bradley OF
al VS. Mcliwen Judgment for sS52oS. Wright vs.
Marshall et a; verdict for plaintin for S276 with
Interest. Scott VS.. Sherwood; referred to examiner
Green vs.. SHnboTn; dismissed. Chidester VS.. Col.
grove; plaintiff non'suited.
Cmcur COURT No, 2-JUsTlcE Cox.--Lemont VS..
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company;
on trial, Lelt2 vs. lIerfurthi judgment by default,
P1oBATR CoURT-JuSTIcE HAGNER.--ln re estate
s, 4. ". R0ndalli service acknowledged In re
Will Henry b. Curtis; order of publication. In re
estate snsannah Jouyenali orderreyoklng letters Of
administration TO Jacob Roth, IN re estate D..
Davidson Ellen Kinney appointed guardian to the
orphans OF the deceased; bond $3.50 In re estate
Allison Naior answer Of administrative TO petition
filed. In re estate l.. j. Draper S. " Draper APP
pointed guardian. In 70 M. J, Fitzgeraldi John
bgBa4p appqlpIsd gusIqiap " i1s qpAsa sal!stsa,
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Supreme Court OF lne unIted states.

FNIDAY, March 3, 1880.
On motion of Mr.. p. Phillips, Bethel Coopwood,
esq. Of Austin and John ID. Templeton, esq OF
Fort Worth, Texas, and James ID. Rodney, esq, of
Philadelphia, Pa, were admitted TO practice.
on motion Of Mr.. Francis Herman, C. D. Prescott,
esq of Rome. and w ii. Sawyer, esq, of Canton,
n. Y. were admitted 10 practice.
No. 926.-Wiliam ID. Dunn ct al., appellants, VS..
William Butler Duncan, surviving trustee and re-
ceiver etc. ct al; Oh motion of Mr.. Fillmore Beall
in behalf OF counsel, dismissed per stipulation OH
file.
No.ls1-John r. Stone ct al., plalntilis in error,
VS.. the State Of Mississippi ex rel. George Il, Har
ris Attorney-Geueral; argument continued by Mr.
y. Philips tur plaintiffs in error, and concluded
by Mr.. Van II. Manning for defendant in error.
No. lS2-M Cox and j. @. Whitlock, plaintiffs in
error vs. National Bank of the State Of New York;
and No. 1884, M. Cox and j. d, Clardy, plaintiffs in
error vs. National Bank of the State of New York;
argued by Mr.. Walter Evans for plaintiffs in error,
aud by Mr., w. w. MacForand for defendants in
error
Adjourned until Monday at 10 o'clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Lady Defeeffve.


Mrs. Marie Louise Ellis, for eighteen years
inspectress In tho employ OF the United States
Government and detailed for duty on the
Hamburg and German Lloyd line of steamers,
died suddenly in her residence, at Hoboken,
N j., recently. She had achieved wide
reputation rs an expert In her business. Mrs.
Ellis was the wife Of DIR. Ellis, who was at
ono time a well'known physician in Jersey
City. AT his death, about eighteen years ago,
tho relatives of Mrs. Ellis, who was n descend
ant Of very wealthy Southern family, pro-
cured for her situation as inspectress in tho
United States customs service. She was re-
markable for her shrewdness aud through
her efforts the Government ferreted out
many notorious female diamond smugglers.
Alter the French panniers became fashion,
able as part Of woman's dress, several years
ngo they were used by female smugglers to
seorete diamonds, lace and costly jewelry, aud
Mrs. Ellis was very successful in detecting
these devices Many instances of her shrewd-
ness are related by the custom-house officers.
On ono occasion fashionably y-nttired woman,
who represented herself as q countess travel
ing for her health, attempted to pass unchal
lcngcd, but Mrs. Lewis at glance was con-
vincod that tho countess" had smugglcd
goods in her possession. She was taken into
room and searched, and from n
large and portly woman she was 80 reduced
as to be hardly recognizable Her garments
were literally stuffed with costly laces aud
silks, and watches were found sewed in her
skirts. 1t is related that Mrs. Ellis once
found a package of brilliants in a lady's
coffuro, which was made up very fashiona-
bly,. Mrs. Ellis was invariably summoned
by Telegraph en the arrival of any steamer
and she responded promptly, nc matter how
inclemcnt the weather. She never neglected
her duty. and the custom-ouse officers speak
of her in the highest praisea as a most remarka-
bic aud conscientious woman She was about
fifty years of age, petite in figure, quick and
viyacious. Her perception of character is suid
TO have been exceedingly acute.
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DIIEIl.

HANSCOM.-At 1880 H. M. Friday, March g. 1850,
Commodore lsAln HANscoN In the Gith year Of his
age
The funeral will take place from All ous' church,
Sunday March Z, at p. IN.
MEGA ARTllN.-Ou Thursday night, March 4, 1850,
THOMAS j. MCCARTHY, Ia his 3ith year,
The tunGrai viii take place from st. Dominics
church, sunday March Z, Ut 2a0 y, m.
LEW WlS.-At | o'clock p. m, ON March g. 1850
Thomas LEWIS, IN the siNty.nlnih year Of his age.
Fnncr,l from his late residence, sl strpvt north
west, ut ucliCk %, m, On saturday March o.
tend.
iEvenlng STAR baltimore sun aud Cincinnati I'm
lMLrer nlNAse NnlYL
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By virtue OF writ of neriiaclas issued out Of The
Clerks Occ OF the Supreme Court Of the ID strict OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, / will sell at public
on THURSDAY, the 25th day of March, 1850, at i2
o'clock M, all the right, title claim and In crest of
the defendant John G. Wright, In and TO the follow
ing described property, to wit: Parts of lots n ~
and q, in square No 800 Washington city. ID. G., be-
ginning at a point on Eleventh street northwest, 10
feet from the northeast corner OF the said square, and
running thence south 10 feet, thence west GS feet
inches thence north 10 feet and thence east to the
place ofbegnn ng; levied upon rs tie property Of de-
tcndant John @. Wright, to satisfy execut on No.
1910, at law in favor OF Lewis Johnson Il Co.. use
of IDA U. Marshall assignee. -..--
FRFD'K DOUGLASS,
United States Marshal.
March 8, 1880 marjdts
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

T,HE STEAMER " MATTANO,"
l. Captain William II. Bylesl ..
having been thoroughly oVerhaued and repaired, In
the most substantial manner, VIII resume her trips
THURSDAY, MARCH I. 1850.
Leaves SlNthstreet wharf every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SUNDAY at Ia, NJ, rs follows
On TUESDAYS for Colton's. Nomni aud Prospect
Hill.
On THURSDAYS, for Nfattox Creek and landings
on SUNDAYS, Tor NIattox Creek. Coltons and
landings In ~. Clements Bay Niukiug intermediate
q. r. JON rs, Agent.
feos.tf SiSlh.sirret Wharf
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sary In my Pile treatment or Female Weak nesses but
must all patients 10 know their oondltion) then
any person can use my remedies themselves Ca.
mental power vigor and general debility by either
sex restored For further Information aud difficult
ties of which trent, you must make Application at
my onice No. 43s Ninth street northwest RILEY
BulLDING, Office aud residence. Consultation lree
10 all de5.ly
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Estate Of Jay Cooke g. Co.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

PHILADELPHIA, February rs, 1850.
The Creditors ofths Estate are hereby notified that
the sale OF the various assets represented by the
ASSET DIVIDEND SCRIP" issued by me will be
held by NJ GEssIeS. NJ. THOMAS & SONS, at their
Auction Rooms, Nos. I30 and lI1 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, ON WEDNESDAY, the 3Ist day
of MARCH, 1850, commencing at II o'clock n. M and
lasting until o'clock p. M, and be continued from
day 10 day nj those hours until the entire catalogue
has been offered.
Notice Is also given that the Committee reserve the
right to change the valuations set out the catalogues
of any of the assets bo offered for SALE under tho
plan approved SEPTEMBER 80. 1879, until the actual
sale shall bo made.
The Catalogues are being sent out ms rapidly pos
sible Should any creditor not have received copy
on or before the lst day of March, and will advise
me- one will be promptly sent to his address.
EDWIN NJ LEWIS Trustee
...t. I.a tI,.. m
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THIS is n dangerous season, and often the
fondest mothers care is no protection against
Coughs, Colds and Hoarsoness. DIR. Balls
Cough Syrup should be kept in readiness.
Price 25 cents.
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PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Hydraulic Cement.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE.

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DEPAUTMENTs, :
WASHINGTON d. C., March 2, 1850.
Seuled proposals Tor furnishing and delivering $500
barrels, more or less, of natural Hydraulic Cement, Mt
tue site OF The north wing of the Building for State
War aud Navy Departments In this city, will be re-
ceived at this office until ~ M of March H. 1850 aud
opened Immediately thereafter In presence of bidders
Specifications, general instructions Tor bidders aud
ba forms of proposal will be furnished TO regular
manufacturers and dealers upon application TO this
Office TuOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
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