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Ep,rt4s Di.ls,.eh 10 The Ehleago Tribune.
1.tvEtpotlf- July at-il:W II. n.-Fsnuit--So- l. tsat
M. = NiA.
Winter. No. I, ltk ID; No. ~ lfl
sprt.n St. l. 4r II; M. h Itl white Nj. llAi No,
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!. II IN.
rIIltristD xs- t'nra. Gla it, l.nrtl. II. HI.
llvEts,uI, July .3t-tnrrbS-t'uli md oas1er nt
d rtlG,G l'.t sios 5tEli baus, srocpation and Ok
n,Irt. itttsl, AnttrltaII. iYU.
MArtrS-Hmrt rlcar. III I'll. "
ttbSINiy, .tNiy Observation-Disclosures 7}Gl.
ErlIirrs mp Nprv'ErEsrtsE-sls
.ASTWt:Itt., tnY W.--t'fTtlulEltM-EAf
ifi.t fnDwiIH wcro ruccivGl by tho Chicago Hoard
tivi:Hian,t~ July. 4l-tt:5l H. n,.-tlonr. 111i?a
Wfaasi-Wtntpr hi thiN W. ID, snrln. t* t:l@! t!i
while. Fsrs. tfn. ~ 'tiel ttk III. GorH. bs2d rork
lila ILL., Inrd, lin III.
tiI,li rsi MlMttr. I04 Ut, NJ. srn4.s !st Su ~
II ill., lr1t ut is III. EurAnnA hf cAtt-Wheat
III n.,i.,nltu trItlHia. Turn III H!iDa t1rinnd Ar
riyfl-Wu.ht MID G!,r NIT hrtl lu.ilK 10 hrrtv1-
Whtt upi1 r4,sl!er ,tn Tuck. us ls lMrtt alh
N, isnc-ih,ns cIi'ar II: talt thnrt grar, A,s Ga
Tnltnw, lis. Chureu stcntlv Ut u.s.. Dctf, hSa Gtl
Weather 1T 1trstnittt unsettled.
idiSJ,spS. .tn.f f1h-tIfEtlIEuE=Whcn iEfIl. Corr
stI.,iE. MAntt t.ASG--ghssUrs M cnnst-sFhont anu
iUriI tttIlgt. GntvprA III putM!at-Wheht tnRctlVes
Arry,tln titsl lcrN heat large. Corn mod
urHtc. Weather In EnalnHt ShDw0r5.
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sicriins sxehsihxo soa.ly: sixty days ut is.si:
dpmnEd, IHiii. --
Thu following IL tho weekly lutuk stnlsluY,t:
LonIIs IMcrense. FLO! ,JA spGcIC. aleerettHu,
Sl,sI'G00; lcpnl tenllcrs derrelsu $aiol 100; tlu-
pnsts, 'lccrel.so, $ts, 800; alrs!ilnton tecrcnsc.
IL, ,gskj; RESERVE. dEcre,so $l.A1a, The hanks
INV hnhl Sl5,69..,G ,G00 In cxccss uf Tho legal re-
ettIr
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FkUiTS AMT Nlits-I ohtera bud nutAnR ncx 10
ms: ttuycEs arr uniy taking suuh quantities ~ Ars
rtiuFtt fiF ttlv pura1ihlstt nj cnfsNML nhats. u1
ti yu!uIn uI bAs!uus4 Ia lxa. Priced F9Galn With
uAt iullUF&anl Auctuali0n;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
A Remarkable Clock.

Mr.. Darius l.. Golf Of Pawtuckct has Mt his
residence on Walcott street remarkable
clock, which is worthy of especial mention.
The clock in the first place has history be.
ing an heirloom Of tho Carpenter family of
Rchoboth, in whose possession it has been for
ut least 200 years, and perhaps longer. 1t
camo in possession of Mr.. Golf, few years
since, he being a connection of the family, and
since his ownership of it it has de-.
veloped powers which for two centuries
had lain dormant aud unknown. 1t is an old.
style, tall clock, and occupies position in the
front hall of Mr.. COTS residence, where IL
regulates the entire household. The clock
never requires winding, the front door as it is
opened and shut during the day performing
that work. Within the dial is also an ingeni-
Gus mechanism by which the light in the
front hall is turned up as darkness approaches,
and again is lowered as the orthodox bedtime
draws nigh. As morning dawns, and it is time
that the servants bestirred themselves, the
faithful clock rings bell in the back hall, sum-
moning them to their daily labors An hour later
hall in the front hall warns the family that
it is time 10 RISE and haif hour : s.,!l later
another peal of the bell summons them TO
break fast. Beside these arrangements, the
clock s connected with another in Mr.. COTS
slcepiug.room, whereby the two are struck
simultaneously. All these ingenious attach
ments, in which, of course, the aid of cleo
tricity is invoked, are the invention and work
of Mr.. Golf himself Providence Journal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Bourbon ballad.

bourbon Baliad.
They say TINT we bourbons are dreadful unfit
That Of anything new we can learn not bit
But we reckon this year we can easily show,
Our progress has been not by any means slow.
IT'S only four y ears since banner was raised,
Inscribed with the name that all democrats
A scripiural name-our great Samuel j..
Reformer, civilian best man Of his day"
Twas little to say that of him VIC were proud
But We said It quite OF and said 1t out loud:
And we never admitted that, 90 anywhere,
name could be found with his to compare
Ho was mighty in word and more mighty in deed,
And had the spondulix, which then were our
We cared not a fie for the tap ola drum,
But tap at that barl--oh 1t tickled us some.
We followed him strong with n whoop and a shout
pronounced him mOrvel-tho only one out
And for him we went with n rollicking rum
For sam aud the barrel-oh, wasn't 1t funl
But haven't we learned Just little now, pray?
We viii show youwevc learned, though late In the
Civilians are we'll enough, kept in their place;
But soldier should lead when you right about
face
The soldier Is now our high mighty man
Civilians no longer accord with our plan.
We have learned that the war did not utterly fail,
And one Of Its butchers" VIC cheerfully hail
of"the man on horseback" we once were afraid,
And we scourged all the men who are soldiers by
trade;
But Hancock the Jolly with epaulettes on,
Ia transformed all at once TO our "favorite SON"
How II all came about It's not easy to tell,
And on the details we prefer not TO dwell,
But there Is something about bright uniform
That we think will yet sweep the country by storm
We thought that the barrel might save us before -
The barrel and Sammy, and thereby we swore;
But they didn't, and though bnd bourbons we are,
BY Sam and the barrel we no longer swor.
"a hiroling of Lincoln" Is that what we said7
No matter; for Abraham rests with the dead;
And seeing It's settled that Lincoln was right,
We may just as well claim that we favored the
fight
There is nothing like being upon the right side,
And there we were always, though sometimes we
lied;
The union we saved-then gave three times three,
For the noble old soldiers Joe Johnston and Lee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money srorke,.

NEW YORK, Aug %, 1880.
The imports Of drygoods for the week were
1926 1G2 and of general merchandise sjA8j,O21,
making a total OF SS7!1,ls3.
Money was easy at 2g3 per cent. on call, and
closed ct ~ per cent
Exchange was steady at 4s19lslH for long and
is3@4s3lI for short sight.
Governments were quiet but firm.
state bonds dun aud nominal.
Railroad bonds were active, but irregular. Eric
conso seconds declined from s7gS 10 S61z and re-
covered to SOlG c., G. n ]. G.. bonds were strong
and advanced from iilz TO 80 for incomes and 81
to 0l34 for frsts; Kansas Pacific couso hrsts sold
up to 20, Denver Rio Grande hrsts to 1854 Kan
sas Texas seconds to 671E Mobile & Ohio first de-
| bentures TO 90, and oregon hrsts to 100. Boston,
Hartford Erie iirsts fell off to llL Lake Erie &c
Western incomes to G3j<, and Rome, Watertown e
| Ogdensburg frsts to 6l3l.
The stock market opened firm, but subsequently
declined 4N2H per cent. and later recovered Lt@
| y per cent. During the afternoon the market
was unsettled, and In the late dealings free sell.
| ing movement caused sharp decline in prices
which extended throughout the entire list The
market closed weak 0t about the lowest figures OF
the day. The decline from the highest point
marked In Delaware, IOckawanna q Western
Western Union, Michigan Central, New Jersey
Central, Canada Southern and Erie
The transactions aggregated 279.620 shares In
Guiding Delaware, Lackawanna IL Western 800,
Erie 1920 Hannibal d II. Joseph 25700, Kansas &
Texas 1900 Lake Shore q 100, Michigan Central
ZOO Montauk Coal 800, Northwestern 500,
Nashville g. Chattanooga $780, New Jersey Central
1880, New York Central 100, ST. Paul 1850,
Wabash Pacific l7400, Western Union l0sooi and
c., c. & /. c. 500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
PORTRAITS or GARFIELD.


Tho Pictures Democratic Journals anC
Leaders Draw.
From Dom Piatt's (dem.) Washington Capital.
Garfield holds to-day the honored position
of being the only poor man among the politi-
cal leaders.
From wGtterson (dem.l editor Courier-Journal.l
He would not do dishonest act for his own
sake or its own sake.
From Thomas A, Hendricks, democratic candidate
for yice-presldent In 1851
I will tell you whom 1 think tho republi.
cans should nominate aud whom consider
their strongest man he is u true man, man
of principle an honest man, and would make
a good president for us all. Personally, l con.
slider him the best man You gould nominate.
l refer to General James A. Garfield Of Ohio.
From Judge ]. s. Black,l
If he would carry the principles which reg
ulate his private life into his public conduct,
he would make tho best chief magistrate we
have ever had
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
A Word 10 Our Renders.

When you read of remedy that will euro
all diseases beware Of it but when you read
Of pure vegetable compound which claims to
cure only certain parts of the body, and fur.
nishes high proof that it does this, you can
safely try it aud with the assurance that it
will help you. This Is just what Warmers
Safe Kidney aud Liver cure does. 1t cures all
troubles of the lower portion of the body and
none others. 1t will not help tho toothache,
earache or consumption, but it will put your
body in vigorous aud healthy state where
things. Try It,.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
Crime in the EnglIsh ARMY.

A parliamentary paper Just issued moved
for by Sir Patrick O'Breu) reveals misera.
BILE state Of disorder in the British army, aud
aptly proves the demoraliLing tendencies Of
barracl1 life. Taking the latest period of one
year, this return shows the condition of the
different branches of tho service, as indicated
by the number of courts.martial, minor pun
ishmcnts, and desertions recorded in each
The largest proportion of courts-martial Is in
the royal artillery, where they reckon rs about
one to ten Of the average strength! In the
foot guards and infantry of the line they are
slightly fewer, the proportion being about one
to Twelve; in the calvary of the line they are
again somewhat less, one TO thirteen. The
number falls by nearly one.half in the army
service corps and the army hospital corps,
where the proportions arc one to twenty-five
and one to twcnty.threo respectively. In
tho household calvary one man in siXty-oue
has been tried by court-martia. As regards
the minor punishments, the foot guards occupy
the worst position, the proportion of punish
mcnts to individuals being about seven to
three. What would be thought of the de-
meanOr Of civilian population where ono
in every ten inhabitants, or one hundred out
Of every thousand was committed for trial
each year, and where the number of punish.
mGnts for petty 0tlenses was as seven TO three
that is to say, more than double the num-
Der Of the inhabitants For these figures in
Gicate that IN the 1901 guards every soldier on
average, receives at least two punishments
during the year. Think OF town where
every inhabitant was fined or imprisoned
twice Il year And yet the war Office has
lately invited clergymou to recommend to
their poorer parishiOncrs the advantages OF
army life. Joseph Arch has, however, met
this precious scheme with one of his manly
protests, which will have far more weight with
tho agricultural population than any such
"walk-nto-my.paror" tcmptations,- Eug.
lish Papcr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
Ynliilinra NInriScta.
bAITIMVHtI MIN NUh'
Cotton quiet. Midding, ll5zc.

bALIlMOhEi slD', 4Aub' %.
Cotton quiet. Middling, 1l55c.
Flour more active, but unchanged.
Wheat Southern dull and lower. Southern
red slGsl 05; do. amber, 81 05Gl 10; No Mary
land 81 u bid; No. . western winter red spot,
and August 81 Oj2IG1 06; September. 81 OG@1 O6lz
october, 81 075Sal O7@4; November 81 0s9sgl 0s7z
Corn-Southcrn quiet and easy; western lower and
neglected. Southern white J3G5ic; DO. yellow,
5iC; western mixed, spot, and August 5l34c asked;
September, 5l9ig52c,; october, 52sSG525s
Oats firm but quiet Southern, 40g4lc; western
white. 40F4lc.
Rye higher at s5a9Jc.
Hay unchanged.
Provisions steady aud unchanged
Butter quiet Prime to choice western packed,
4@20c.
Eggs firm at lie.
Petroleum quiet and unchanged.
Coffee strong. Rio cargoes, ordinary to choice.
l3@l6Ac.
Sugar firm. A soft, l09sc.
Whisky steady ut 81 II.
Frcights to Liverpool per steamer unchanged.
Receipt,-Elour, 5G3 bbls; wheat, l57 100 Du;
corn, $500 bu oats, $500 bu; rye 600 bu.
shipments-wnvs;. $500 bui corn. none.
Slley-Whcat, 54S 600 0u; corn 80 100 pn.
Virginia skies deferred, G]S; do. consolidated,
5s3s; do second series, 2jl@ pustdue coupons ~
new ten-rorties il54 Virginia ten-lorles coupons,
giaI bid to-day
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30

WHAT is it woman can't do that man can
asks lady writer, Well, she can't ride u
bicycle.
The New York Commercial .idreytiser says
that lots of men Ia this country never know
that they are alive until they get ready to
die" This is queer, but women are still more
eccentric. They know that in heaven there
is no marrying or giving in marriage and
yet thousands Of them are dying to get mar.
red
THE intelligence of the mosquito is simply
remarkable. Says a correspondent: recent
visit TO q friends house where these insects
largely prevail afforded me an opportunity to
study their habits. What first struck me wi IN
surprise was the ingenuity they displayed in
getting into the house when the windows and
doors were protected by screens. Ii was some
time before l discovered that they rode in on
the back OF the person entering. l say ON tho
back because they could never be found on
the front part Of the person. Another fact /
noticed The moment they were inside the
house they would leave tho clothing aud 1y
to the walls and wait until the lights were ex'
tinguished before biting. That this was an
act of intelligence-their riding IN on tho
backs of those entering the house-is con; lu-
syely proven by the fact that they were not
found on tho clothing of those going out Of the
house but, rs l have before Observed took
to the walls at once upon finding themselves
on the inside Of the house.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
THE GREAT
1880
1880

TO THE NGR.faa,a WHsT ND ,SoTTHwEsT.
SPLENDID ScANl-iin k Sf'N ilOANr i''0'F'
IN IFIECl JULY ~, 1854
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
nCr OF sixth and streets, w follows;
For Pntsourg and the West 900 .. ~ with Sleeping
with Sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg 70 Cineln-
natl st. Louis Rnd;ChIcRgo U.0p "a daily, WHh
BSHfIfSIa6 10 Il j. iPi1oj''foMAo RAILROAD.
For CanAndaigua Roohesler, Buffalo Niagara Falls
s.Oa IN daily, EXCEPT Sunday at ria0 p. M. daily,
except saturday, with Palace Cars to Canaan
For Wiiliamsport, lock Haven and ElmIra at 1910
:, m. GSlly, except sunday, #, -, s.,,o,, ,,.oo,,
Limited Express 81 Pullman PNrlor Cara $50 a. M
For Brooklyn, New YORK, all through trains eonneg.
At Jersey City with bosts Of brooklyn Annex"
Ing double lerriage across Nav York city,
For Philadelphie 1910 m. $40. $40 and 1000 p IN.
Limited Express $3.50 a m. daily, except Sunday.
For baltimore, 6:ir So, 800, 1910 q m. ana go
SOFA. H. 10; o a, M 5o. $50 ana IoeO p M
For Pope's Creek Line, 6IJs IN and $40 p III daily
For Annapolis Gao M, and 40 D. m. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL.
WAY AMP 5AaLE&ANDRlA AND WASHING
For GieIsndris, I, 1iSn, 0, II a. M. 400. $40 Gas,
and lEsO ?, M On Sunday, 4 ana IL a. m'' ana
For richmond and the South, 700 a. m. daily, and
$40 p m daily, except sunday . a ..
Trains leave AlSTandrla for Warrington, q 10 a.
on sunday at aud 10 a, M, 7 and 1905 p m
Tickets Information; siseping and pai.or,enr 40
east corner OF Thlrteenth street and Psnnsylvania
sSd s % a n Sas snn ps
len for thechocklng OF baggage 70 destination from
A''s'' a. L. 7. FARMER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. Gsnoral MANAGER.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30

ELLwOoD,-on August % at o'clock p. M, Miss
LULU Il. ELLwoOD, second daughter Of the late W.
d. and Martha \. Elwood, aged IL years and Il
months.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her uncle, c. II, EWood, ~ G street northwest,
Monday, August 20, at ip, m. Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend. >
IIENDLEY.--At Chnutauqun. ~ y, on the morn
ing OF the 18th inst, CLARA ", wife OF Charles NJ.
Hcudicy OF Washington, -. G.
Funeral will take place Monday, the Seth at 10
O'Clock H. M, nom the residence Of her parents, aA
j. street southwest Friends OF the family arc ia
Vitcl To- attend
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ q O FL a R Or ID .

OF acceptable nature and not TO exceed four lines
on our third page, are free to all.
No business Advertisements inserted Without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column al
Eve cents per line for each Insertion
II answers fail 10 come the first time, wo invite
second, third many repetltions are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd-
vertisers to feel that they not imposing on u.s. but
are doing us favor by using our free columns as We
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
bhoir wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember That letters directed
10 INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoice If initials used they should be directed
" the care OF some person, firm postoilice box.
No free advertisements taken orter 6 o'clock D. M
Advertisements can DO len ut our Office, or sent
through the mail TO
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
AUCTION SALES.
ToHN SHERMAN & co. Real Estate Agents and
Auctoneers, st Cloud Building.

II Ohm SHERMAN q co, Real Estate Agents and
~ Auctioneers, st Cloud building.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. i723
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORrHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the goth day Of
January a. ID. 1880, and duly recorded in liber No
94 folio i0j, of the land records for District OF
COLUMBIA and ct the request In writing of the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public auction, In
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the 2lst day OF
september A. ID 1850 q o'clock p 1ni the following
real estate situated In the city of Washington, In the
District OF Columbia, TO wit; All of original lot num-
bered sixteen (6), IN square numbered one hundred
and slxty-eght 65), together with the improvements
back buildings.
Terms OF sales One-fourth of the purchase money
TO be paid In cash and the residue in three equal In
stnlments at one. two and three years respectively.
with interest at seven per cent per nnnum until paid
payable haltyearly TO be secured by notes and deed
OF trust on the premises Tho terms Of sale must be
complied with within ten days from the day fsale,
or the trustees the right 10 resell the property
a. the risk and cost Of the defautng purchaser ner
five days previous advertisement * deposit of 500
VIII ne required at the tlme OF sale -
WILLIAM w. BOARMAN
49, - .. JOSEPH b, LAWYER,
w NJ SMITH, Salesman. Trustees.
nff fuguI 10 fpf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
THE ECLECTIC SEMINARY.

enjoy the New Method Of Tranngn
au27lm n. RICHARDS, Principal.
RAYARD TAYLOR said: IL take great pleasure
- in recommending to parents the Academy of Mr.
Swithin G. shortlidge, / have had an opportunity
for several years past OF observing the manner In
pertinent of the pupils who attend It, and am salts
fed that nothing Ia neglected which can further both
the intellectual and moral development OF the latter"
ESQ per quarter for young men and boys; boarding.
schooling, books etc No extra charges except for
music. Special attention to dull boys. Special
and provision for little boys individual and class
instruction for both advanced and backward young
men, combining the advantages OF private tutoring
and school-room drill. English, Commercial, Scien-
tlHc and Classical courses, English Conversation and
Business Correspondence taught to foreigners with
rapidly and thoroughness Twelve instructors, oil
men and all graduates. French and German spoken
In language classes. Bookkeeping and Penmanshlp
Hammonds Bookkeeping and Penmanship. Weekly
lectures by Philadelphia Professors with the finest
aud fullest apparatus for experiment and illustration.
Fine building with hity.hve rooms; heated in all
stories and lighted with gas hot and cold baths gym.
naslum excellent table; ample grounds
New illustrated circular contains picture OF build
ings and full particulars, with 100 references and let
ters from the Hon. Fernando Wood. Governor John
l. Poutt, Judge George NJ. Van Hoesen, eX-pres
dent Hlli the rey, Dr, a. p Peabody tho Rev J. a.
Uhilds, d. D., and others, School twelve miles by
rail from Thirty first and Chestnut streets Phliadel
phiu, 70 daily trains; coach meets GHsm regularly
School only IL few minutes from Media station,
Media has .eyen CHURCHES ana tempeisnSe Ghhr-
toxlcating drinks. The health record OF Media has
Stndents admitted ut any time
No examination requisite for admission.
For full particulars address SWIrIf1N @. SHORT
Penn or call on the Principal at Wiards Hotel,
Washington d. O., August TO- AFTER 4 p. m;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30

tally restored In either young or old. All Malaria
pOisons and lingering diseases Of whatever name
nature thoroughly and permanently erndcated from
the system For further diseases and difficulties
which treat you must make applC AonG NJ my office,
CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL.
ONCE and Residence No. 1890 q street northwest
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets near
Foundry NJ Il. church, and opposite Epiphany
church Washington, ID, O. lal2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
Spencerian Business College,

IUNN EN- OF 0IL ' FsIN T IT lNIND II . D NJ w
This institution has progressive and successful
pcrience Of sixteen years. 1t educales young men
and women for usefulness and selfsuppOrt. Its
graduates positions of trust and profit, Course
OF study aud trimming comprises the English Ian;
guage, Business Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical
Penmanship. bookkeeping, by single and double
entry adapted to every variety fbuslness; business
Practice requiring the making out aud exchanging
of all kinds OF business papers, paying and receiving
cash aud keeping the accounts; Eucution ard Lee
tures. Day aud Evening Sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST 20, 1880. For information and terms call at
the College, address HENRY G. SPENCER,
prncnnl. nui7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
LEGAL.

VNTHR SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No, 1923. .
To depositUrs IN the Washington City Savings
Bank Notice is hereby given that all depOsitors
who have not drawn either of the last three diVi-
bends made by the Receiver will be debarred from all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrawn
dividends be pres nted 10 the Receiver on or before
October 49, 1880 -
w s. cox Justice Iul 2aWiOw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-30
I. coLDwELL, Real Estate Auotloneer.

II I. CoLDWELL Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL. NEAT FRAME
HOUSE ON NORTH SIDE OF q STREET, BE
NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of deed oftrust, dated July o. 1873, aud
recorded In lber No. s9l, folio al one OF the land
records of the District Of Columbia, we will sell nt
public auction, IN front of the premises on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER q, A. ID, 1880 ut O'Clock y. m, that
piece OF ground lying in the city of Washington, ID.
~ u. known ~ the west Il feet OF lot no. :, and
square No 66l. said parts Of lots having 'front.' OF
width to public alley together with the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms-One-quurte cash; balance In ak, twelve
and eighteen months with seven per cent Interest;
SO at time ofsale. Conveynncing at expense OF pur'
chaser Terms TO hecOmpled with In ten days
A, ]. portland, NJ D., (Trus,oes
FRANK q. MIDDLETON Aiu''ee''
au23, %, 2s, 30Seltei.Gt