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Baltimore Markets.



Cotton dull and lower. Mddlng 1lN@12c
Flour dull In buyers favor Howard street and
Western superfne So 50d4 90; do extra 81 75C95 %
do family, So 7596 %; City mills superfne SO 75d
25 do. extra. "a zoos Is; do family. SO 75a7 O0
do Rio brands, GO 1907 90; Patapsco family 81 35
Wheat-Southern lower md dull; Western lower
Southern red, 81 2s01 90 do. amber, 81 BIOL 49,
No. / Maryland. 81 81; No. 2 Western winter red
spot. and April, 81 3lls; May, 81 2s2s9l 2SlS
June 81 252l@i %; July, 81 1901 l4N.
Corn - Southern steady Western lower and
dull Southern white, 52@53c do. yellow, So
Western mixed, spot, and April, 40lI649]zc; NAV
47A@lsc; June 4715@475sc; steamer. 4sc.
Oats steady-Souhern, 42a43c; Western white
42@42l4c do. mixed. 4l@l21gc; Pennsylvania
Rye dull at 0Oc.
Hay firm-Prme 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, SlS@20 per ton.
Provisions quiet-Mess pork sll 75@12 25 Bulk
meats-loOso shoulders 4l5c; clear rib sides csc
do. packed. 5@7Ac; bacon shoulders Size cleal
rib sides 13lc; hams, 10l9@lll%c; lard, Sc.
Butter quiet-Prime to choice Western packed
23@25c; roll, 20@25c.
Eggs easy at ll@12c.
Petroleum dull-Crude nominal refined TIC
Coffee quiet-Rio caroges, l33l@l5Nc,
Sugar firmer-A soft. Sl6c
Whisky firm and fair demand at 81 O9l%GOl 10
Freights to Liverpool per steamer steady Cot
ton, 8.l6d Hour 2s I'd; grain, I'd.
Reccipts-Flour 600 -bbls: wheat, 10000 Blu
corn, 70, 100 bu oats, 2i00 bu.
hipments-Wheat, 1929 bu corn. 81 Cal bu.
Sales-Wheat 602,6OO Du; corn, l77,S70 bu
Virginia skies, deferred 81 asked; do consol
dated, 53lAbid; do. second SERIES "a asked; pas
due coupons Si13 bid; new ten-forties, 81; Vir
ginia ton'fortes coupon, 49,
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Three Limits Outwelgh Two.

A laughable story of sharp practice il told
at the expense of couple of members of tho
House Of Representatives. As the story goes.
two Democratic Members, noted for tho "loudD
character of their jewery, met in the coat
room, each wearing an enormous watch chain.
Attention being accidentally attracted to
these articles, there was discussion of THAR
relative weights, and as each insisted his was
the heaviest, u bet of $40 was made and set
tied by putting the chains upon the scales in
the House postoilice.
A few days later the winner of the bet ham
pened in Galts jewelry store, where he saw n
heavy chain, which, on inspection, he found
belonged to his friend of the House, and was
told 1t had been left there to have two extra
inks added, Suspecting something he called
in at Semkin's and left his own chain with
orders to put in three extra links.
short time after the two gentlemen mot
again in the courtroom, when the loser de.
clared himself dissatisfied with the former
test, insisting that the letter scales were
not correct, and that comparison by the scales
Ola jeweler would show his chain the heaviest
| The other party believed the scales were right,
but allowed himself to be bantered into nav
bet of $25, to be settled by an appeal to finer
| scales. OF course the result was that three
now links outweighed the two, and tho S25
was added to the $40 already won. Whether
tho victim has discovered exactly how he
came 10 lose his second bet is not stated, but
he has eschewed his cable chain and now wears
a watch.guard of ordinary size and weight.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GREEN ISLE.


SO II Is the Shameless English that we nro
Really Feeding by Relief Contributions to
Irolandi
If the food actually produced I'm ireland
could DO kept there, famine would be very
rare, but IL seems t. DO British policy TO
have nearly everything edible carried over
to England Says the Irish correspondent OF
the San Francisco Chronicle, writing from
Thomastown, February 90 "Tho produce Of
Ireland, even this year, would support
population Of 100000 of people in plenty,
while tho actual population is only little
over 5,OOOOO0. | have often heard Ameri-
cans justly boast Of tho number of cattle
they are sending over to England, but let
me toll You that your exports of cattle to
that country dwindle into insgnilcance
when compared with what might call the
forced contributions from the islands Tho
weekly export of live stock FROM this-what
the English papers are pleased to call a
iamlnc'stricken country--will amount to
3OOOO head, composed of oxen, sheep and
pigs. AS to the exports of grain and other
produce 1 have no statistics by me, but 1
think / am safe in saying that for every
shipload of provisions that will come here
at least five will leave, all going to nay
absentee landlords. OF course it must be
apparent to the simplest intellect that could
We keep those vast amounts of cattle and
grain home, as we ought to do, and allow
the people to live off tho produce of their
own raising, there would be no need of ap-
pealing to the outside world. But ability to
do this involves the overthrow Of the pres.
ent landlord system"
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THE STORY OF1D DRINK.
A Man Who Received $4,000 for q Chart
table Cup Of Water.

"bAV ShP VI
During the war our towsnman, James p
Moore, on one OCCASION went out In front OF
our lines TO give somo water to "A wounded
Yankee, who was lying in helpless con.
dition upon tho grounds but lately occupied
by tho Federal forces aud from which they
had recently heon driven. The man was
crying piteously for water, aud the bullets
were rafting around from both armies.
Moore said he intended to risk tho exposure
to do the deed OF mercy aud went out to
him. 1t proved to DO n captain of a Penn.
sylvania regiment, who was profuse with
thanks and offered Moore his gold witch,
which the gallant Confederate declined. Ho
begged for his name that he might, IL he
survived tho war, remember him. This he
wrote down In his memorandum book The
captain recently wrote here to know if
Moore was living; said he was rich, but
dying of consumption, aud desired to pro-
vide for him in his will. Mr.. Moore wrote
to him and received friendly letter in
reply, telling him that there was $4,000 set
apart for his use, to be paid in instalIments
OF $4,000 each. The Federal officer has since
died, and the other day the payment of
$4,000 was received. Truly, It's good to
give even cup of cold water in tho right
spirit."-FOr. Smith (Ark) Herald,
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1879
GREAT


=, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
spnENb p4yghh AGE sGEEt HAF EoU1p
TRAINS nEAv yEE aSTA63S fo ns'f Depot
For Plttsburg and the West 1910 no. daily with
Pittsburg TO Cincinnat 81 Louis, and Chcago
~ n 65fR!iy Sth PS9Ss G ar e GhsssSD
For Canandaigua Rochester Buffso. Niagara Falls
and the North at 0 H. m. daily except Sunday;
7:I9 p: M daily except Saturday. with Palace Car
and EImila at 1910 a. IN. daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East, $40 H. M, l;sOand &i5 p
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cara 900 a. m
- daily, except Sunday.
at jersey ty With Soats OF t! "BrooEyn AnneS
- ing double lerraSe across New York city.
on sunday, $40 and ai5 .. M M ''' "''"
Limited Express 800 a, no. daily, except Sunday.
49, 5:a9 7;dO and S;iS p. m. On Sunday 1910 a.
For Popes Creek Line O, m. and 40 p III. daily.
ON AMI AFTER APRIL 7, 1850,
For ANNAPOLIS. 900 a. IN. and 40 D. m daily except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURu RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria I, T2o. Q. II a. NJ. 40. 500 o2J
and il;SO .. IN. On Sunday, 7, and IL a. m. and {
For Richmond and the South. 700 o. IN. daily, and
- 90 y. m daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, o, 10 a.
m 1880, q, b, = ana 80 p, M and " midnight
On sunday at and 10 Q. m, and Go5 p IN.
Tickets. information. slseplng and perlor-oar no
commOdAtions can be procured at the ofticeB-nOrth
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner sixth street and Pennsy
len tor thechecking OF baggage TO destination from
hotels and regldences.
L. Z. FARME Err, General Passenger Agent
FRAN IL THOMSON. General hAuAger
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No Business Advert semonts inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column ut
five cents per line for each insertion.
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TO secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
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ore doing us favor by using our free columns We
are determined TO mako THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
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10 iho care OF some person. firm or postoilice box.
No free advertisements taken after 5 o'clock D. IN,
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AUCTION SALES.
I1Y puNoANsoN pRos.. AucIIoneor.

V(Y DUNCANsoN BROS, Auclioneors
ThusTEEs' SALE OF ATHREE-sToRY BRICK
DWELLtNG AND LOT ON s STREET. BE
TWEEN FOURrFENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of deed oftrusi, given to us and duly
recorded In llber No. ISL folio O. one OF the land
records OF Washington county, In the District Of
Columbia mn and ut the request Of the party secured
we VIII sell Mt public auction on FRIDAY, the 3Dth
DAY OF APRIL a. u, 1850, ct o'clock y. M, In 'front.'
or the premises all that piece parcel Of ground
lying In tho city OF Washington, IN tho District OF
columbia, and known rs nnd being all OF lot num-
nered fOrty-SiN (iG) In Peirce and Klngleis sub
division OF square numbered two hundred and seven
(20, Rs said subdivision Is recorded In the surveyors
office OF said city ana District, together with ali and
singular the appurtenances, rights privileges, iu-
proyements aud other heredtaments to the same be-
longing or In any wise appertanng. This lot IS i'm.
proved by well-but threestory and Mansard rool
brick house.
Terms; Onehlrd cash balance In ono md two
years. otes to bear six per cent Interest and to be
secured by decd OF trust on the premises sold. A
deposit OF i2O required at time Of sale Conveyance
ing and recording ~ Durchascrs cost, Terms to be
complied with within seven days, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right TO resell the property at the
risk and cost OF tho defnulting purchaser upon gv-
Ing 1--WE days public notice Of such resale In some
newspaper published In Washington, u. G.
FREDERICK w. JONES
api5-2nw4ds
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Spiker & Co. VS. Douglass; si2, BARLEY vs. Winches
ter; So, rolman VS.. Phelps; $50, Pomeroy ct AL VS.
walsh Si2 Coxen vs. Klopfer SO, Reidell VS.. Vaile
S5l Dodge VS. Busey.
EQUITY COURT JUSTICE HAGNER.--No. 7, Nc
fhersOn vs.. Lowell; 10, Casell vs.. Laws. 49, Zunt-
zlnger vs. Zantzlncer, Ia. -Joyee va. Joyce, ia
campbell W. Smith; II, Shyno VS.. Bryan; IS, Wuddy
vs. Anderson; 20, Smith VS.. Kenny; d. Gross vs..
Bell; %, FAIR Vs. Keyscr; 23 Grant VS.. FTeedman's
savings & Tiust Company.
CRIMINAL Court - JUSTICE JAMES. - Thomas
Smothcrs, ripe and assault with intent 10 commit
rape upon Miss Lena LIENS
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To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV TO- iS7g AT 1880 r. NJ

=. t ,,,,,.
A.. ~. Leave Washington; .,-,,
III, hljicotl CIV una WY Stailons
riis " nnVVnHs In; fhiLA DELfHiAA AND BUS
~ nAt NTsos. On SuhuhSb 70 BhluihOre only
o.Ko h psts,I ~ hsiay STATION. W.. ,r,.,...
o'V naIt.liIOIei nhnhpols anu why (ileunonI
si SIT WINCHESTER, Hngerstown, Frederick
. ana way. via helhyl ...,. .-....
sOo-TBALTlMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
olV-foint OF ROCKS, Pi0dmOnt SlrasDurg, Wlnche6
a. ter HhBerstown md way stations ,z.
$40 NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor Car "a
.,,. N ttr fpTk ana Philndelphih ,,,.p,,s ,zr
o'So.tsL. LOUIS. CHICAGO. COLUM bUS AMI
PlTrsDURq EXPIRES. Frederick. Hayers
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DIED.

EVFLETH On the evening OF the 18Th instant
NJ The residence Of his brother jan 100 Nnceonth
street northwest, FBFN EvELErH IN his S9d year.
Funeral irom the residence AZ u'cIgck To-day
Thursday. Friends Of the iumy are invited to al.
tend.
LAUB-On April II, 1850, Gt7.20 o clock a. IN JolIN
Y LAUH In his Gist year, aud for q wears CicTk IN
the FIRST Comptrollers Once, U, .. Treasury.
Ills funeral viii take place Friday afternoon Aprll
o. NJ o'clock from tic rcsidenc0 OF his sou.in-aw
Francis Il. Mohun 1917 Eleventh street northwest
Friends OF tho family are respectfully Invited to at
tend. nui5-at
SANDs.-On tho 18th day OF April 1880. GEoRuH
LncOn, i'll,
Funeral nj Ap. m. Thursday, tho 18Th. from $50. "
X street northeast Friends Uspectiulr In"'fat Goo
attend
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THE COURTS.
supreme Court of the United States.

WEDNESDAY,, April Ia, 1881.
On motion of Mr.. J. NJ. Wilson, Edwin Willis
esq, of Monroe, and John Atkinson, esq, of De
troit, Mich, were admitted 10 practice
On motion of Mr.. w, G. Goudy, Arthur D. Rich
esq" of Chicago, ILL.,, was admitted to practice.
On motion Of MI g. W. Horror, George Bull esq
OF Philadelphia, Pa. was admitted to practice
No. 25S-John w. Brooks IL Alpheus Hardy an
pelants, VS., the burlington Il Southwestern Rail
way Company ct al; argument continued by Mr.
James Grant for appellants and by Mr.. ~ NJ Hub
bard for appellees and concluded by Mr. Grant fol
appellants submitted by Mr.. b. j. Hall for appel
lees
No. 2G2.-L. II. Meyer & William Dcnnson
trustees. appellants vs. the Western Car Company
argument commenced by Mr.. James Grant Tor ap
peants and continued by Mr.. J. NJ. Butler for ap
peee and Mr. Joseph H. Choato for appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O. clock.
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fFom WeII' hhoWh CIt!zon OF ChIcngo.
CHICAGO, I'LL, Jan, /, 1850.
II. II. Warner & Co., Rochester, ". Y:
GENTLEMEN: ! have used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure with the greatest sat.
istaction. 1t is the only remedy have ever
used that l can recommend to my friends, as
II hns cured me of Br!ghts Disease Of long
standing, after having visited the White Sui.
phur Springs of Virginia, and trying iunu.
merable so.Culled remedies" of tho day. llaV.
ing resided hore for fortyseven years, my
friends will DO glad TO see this statement The
dscoverer is, indeed, public benelaCtor
WILLIAM II. PATTERSON,
1,l0l Wabash avenue near Twonty.umth
street,
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EpItnph for L. Pnlno.


The proceeds Of Robert Inporsoll's Lecture
on Paine (Sl,50O) are to be applied to the cree.
ton ofa monument to the memory of tho
author of the Ago of Reason" We submit
tho following as just and appropriate cpl.
taph:
To the memory OF
The man of whom John Adams,
President of the United States
recorded this opinion:
Worthless" "unprincipled," "proaigate,"
"blackguard Pano:"
The man who wrote q letter to
GEORGE WASHINGTON
and thus addressed tho Father of his country /:
" Treacherous in private friendship and a
hypocrite in public life, tho world will DO
puzzled to decide whether you are an apes.
tate or an impostor."
This cenotaph is erected to T. Paine by tho
munifcent liberality OF his friend and admirer,
Colonel Robert Ingersoll.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-04-15

The true antldote to tho effects OF irIasnin II Hos
letters Stomach Bitlers This medicine is ono of the
most popular remedies OF an age Of successful pro-
prleary specifies and is IN immense demand whcr-
ever this Continent foyer and al,ue exists. A
wlneBlassiul three times day In tho best possible
pbere, regulating the liver, and invigoratlng the
stomach.
For sale by all Druggists aud Dealers generally.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORH
AND SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW YonK, April II, 1880.
Money loaned up TO 6 per cent. per nnnum,
and l32 per cent per dien aud closed at per
cent
Exchange was dull Mt 4SiI5@dS5 for long and
4S74@lS7T for short sight.
Governments weak and generally shade lower
State bonds dun and nominal.
Railroad bonds were generally firm Erie con-
sol seconds advanced to BIZ, and reacted to 81; do
funded llvcs sold up to So. Kansas & Texas firsts
rose to lOOId do seconds to G2l1 Iron Mountain
seconds preferred incomes TO II; Jersey Central
Gonsol assented TO 105; Denver and Rio Grande
firsts to 10llS; Manhattan Elevated hrsts to 1914
aud Rome, Watertown Ogdcnsburg iirsts TO GIG
g.. g. Il !. G. supplementary declined to STA, and
do. incomes sold down from 371a TO 3Gl%
The stock market was less active on an irregular
course of prices. The widest fluctuations were In
Nashville u Chattanooga, which declined IRON q
10 O93, recovered to 49,, and reacted TO 17%
Louisville Il Nashville fell off from 1853 to l5l, aud
closed at 1927 The general list declined q to u
at the opening, and later advanced 4 to IA per
cent During the afternoon prices declined u to
"a per cent, the latter Iron Mountain. Tie mar
ket closed quiet
The transactions aggregated 276,000 shares, In.
Guiding Delaware, Laeknwnnna y western 22,OOO,
Erie $4,000, Iron Mountain 1000, Kansas Texas
10000 Lake Shore 10000, Nashville Il Chattanooga
1900, New Jersey Central 1900, New York Cen
trial 1000 Northern Pacific 600, Ohio & Mississippi
10000, Pacific Mail 1900. st. Paul 1000, Wabash
Pacific 1900, aud Western Union 1000.
The Closing quotations were rs ioilOws.
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PROPOSALS..
1H-a'7as7a7aa7a7a'a=H-aa=aaaasAsHaHs
1DROPOSALS

'horosALS
FOR WROUGHT IRON GATES FOR THE Ma
TIONAL MILITARY CEMETERY AT AIRING
TON VA.
OFFICE or DEPoT QuARTERMAsTER,l
WASH NOTION, ID. G., April .. 1880. J
Sealed proposals, In tripllcnte, Will be received at
This Office until u o'clock noon May o. 1880 at which
time and place they Will Ne opened In tile presence OF
bidders for furnishing delivering and setting I'm
places IN Gnteways at Arlington National Cemetery,
Virginia, two pairs of Wrought Iron Gates, In nc
cordnnce with the drawings and specifications which
Will be distributed to bidders application there.
Tor. The working plans can be seen and examined
ut this Olfico ONLY.
The Gates will be made in two folds to swing upon
hinges aud pivot steps (aready esnbllshed) shown
on the drawings consequently the gates will only be
contracted for.
Bids are especially invited from parties actually
engaged In the manufacture Of Wrought Iron work.
One.cOpy Of this advertisement should be securely
attached 10 each tripllcnte proposal, and be men
toned therein as comprising part of IT,
The successful BIDDER will be required to enter into
written contract W til the United States, with gool
and approved security, IN tho sum of two thousand
lSOOl dollars, within ten (O) days after being noti-
fled OF the acceptance of his proposal.
PrupOsnls should be inclosed in sealed envelopes,
Endorsed Proposals for Wrought Iron Gates and
addressed to the Undersigned.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
nnI2 a. ~ noCkMELL. Depot Quartermaster
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District Courts.


SUPREME COURT OF THg DISTRICT-JUsTICEs WYLIE
AND CoN,-Shirley VS. Freedman's Savings n Trust
Company; argued and submitted Campbell vs.
District OF Columbia argued and submitted.
Philip VS.. Gilbert; motion 10 set aside personal
Judgment as against Gilbert. with leave 10 com.
plainant to hereafter apply for judgment In con.
torlnity to mandate of The Supreme Court of the
United States. Adjourned sire die
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JUSTICH MACARTHUR
Hamburg ct al. VS.. whitney; discontinued by the
plaintiffs Mccoy vs.. Fowler; on trial,
CIRCUIT Court No. 2-CHEF-JusTIcE CARTIER
SILVER vs. Brown verdict for plaintif for one cent
damages and costs, Lyons VS. First Colored IVES
ley Methodist church; verdict for plaintiff for
elG7.G5, with interest.
Equity COURT - JUSTICE HAGNER.-Spaids VS..
Spaids, stricken nom the calendar. Coitman vs.
Moore motion TO loan Mary 4. Smith SlOO denied
Brooke VS., Donoghue sale ratified nisi and refer.
ence to auditor ordered. Simpson vs.. Simpson;
$50 per month alimony pendente lite granted.
Boards VS., Center; cause submitted, SimDSou We
Simpson; trustees directed " pay Marraret ID
Simpson her share of fund,
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY
ClRCuIr COURT No. l--JUsTICE MAcARTuuR.-
No. 653, Williamson vs. Thompson 555, Brown VS..
Davis 557, Murphy vs. Bean; 1877, Butler vs. butler;
Az DAVIS Il Holden VS.. Hall u Hume 26 Lewis
trustee vs. Shepherd dS0 Baker VS., BRbcook ct al;
479 Mitchell vs.. Kilb0urn Latla; 4Sl GibsOn's
Son a. Co. vs.. McKeeyeE $40, Mulkin VS. Miles
q ali 56S, hodnett vs.. Nesdell; 6G7, onut VS..
Simms,
CIRCUIT CoURT No. 2--CHIEF.JUsTIc CARTIER.
No, 622, Boyer VS.. Hewitt FOllRusbee; GOO Shober
Us. Hilli 6Gl, McEllgott VS. District Of Columbia;
600, Walker VS., Fague 7OI, Bailey vs. District OF
Columbus 736, Mitchell vs. District Of Columbia;
I3b, BALDWIN, use, ETC.. VS.. GrnhRmie e Trinidad
Pavement Company; T6, Gleason vs.. Townsend;
1885, United States, use OF McCauey, VS.. Doolini 1884,
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INLAND AND sEABoAKD C0ASTING CON:
PANY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
AND THE SOUTH,

The splendid iron steamer. LADY sTRn.
OF THE LAKE, viii leave Wnsh- kS<HH<@S- Azt-
lngtOn MONDAYS. WEDNltS- af 10y
DAYS and FRIDAYS at $50 y. Iu. stopping nj Plney
Point and Point Lookout, connecting with steamers
South.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud
SATURDAYS at u
Firsola,s iare...,.Sl 90. Rounc rlp.........,i 10
Secondclass hire..... 40. Round rlp.........S1 70
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
--- TO the
NORTH. NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
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1.-TWO cnnHry birds; one spotted with black: suitable
a reward " returned 10 No 1907 4 st. apl52t-
II OST on the 18th of April, Satchel, marked Mira.
- James u. Beck Lexington, Ky, from Fifteenth
street. on New York avenue the Glenwood road.
liberal reward will b0 paid IL returned to 1907 F
street northwest. Api3-3ti
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SAN FRANCISCO, April IA, 1880
The following are tile Official closing quotations OF
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80 III Is the Shameless English that we nro
Really Feeding by Relief Contributions to
IrnIau1t
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wv ITII board, pleasant room at sI7 IL st n q;
w Columbia cars pass tho door aplI
WITH board, to q gentleman and VITO, or two
w gentlemen, II largo, nicely furnished room, on
second noOr also slnglo room for a gentlemen,
reieronce Telulrod. No 500 u at apl,
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NNROM June 70 October, n furnished house of II
a rooms; gentleman and son TO occupy ono room
a Donrd with tenants good reference required No
n w.
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