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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-29

TEACHER Ito stupid but fat boy
are better fed than taught, or else Fun mis-
taken" Stupid boy-"Yes be- cause feeds
myself, and you teach me-"
No man is more to be feared than the man
who is willing TO tell you all he knows, be-
cause tho chances are that he will tell you q
great deal more than he knows.
YOUNG lady who didn't admire the Gus.
tom in vogue among her sisters of writing a
letter. and then crosswriting 1t to Eligibility,
said she would prefer her epistles "without an
Ovcrskht"
"MAN," says Victor Hugo, 'was the conun-
drum of the eighteenth century; woman is
the cOnuudrum of the nineteenth century"
An American editor adds: I'VE can't guess
hor but will never give her up--no, move"
Ir is SAID of Sir Isaac Nuwton's nephew,
who was n clergyman, that he always re-
fused a marriage fee, saying with much
pleasantly "Go your way, poor children. l
have done you mischief enough already with
out taking your money"
A LADY was passing round the hat" in q
salon for the benefit OF the poor. This is
for your beautiful eyes" says CALAMITY a
beau of the old school, dropping q tiyc'dolar
bill in the collection box, "Oh, thanks ~
says the fair one, with u profound courtesy,
"and now | want something for the pOOl,"
holding out the box again.-BOsiO Courier.
THE pollteness of the President is pro-
verbal. lie listened patiently while a friend
| read q long manuscript TO him, and who
| then asked What do you think Of it ? How
will it take ~ The President reflected
| little while, aud then answered well, for
people who like that sort of thing. | think
that is Just about the kind of thing they'd
| like -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
n LOYG NAP.
Susie G,dsoy's sleep OF More than Twenty



Susie G1dsey'J sleep OF More than Twenty
Years.
For more than twenty years the extraordi.
nary case Of Susie s. Godsey, better known as
the Sleeping Beauty" has puzzled the most
eminent physicians of this country and Europe
She was born In Obion county, Tenn, just
across the State line, aud about six miles from
Hickman, Nv. Her parents were extremely
poor and lived in n small log house containing
only one room. Until eight years of age the
girl was strong aud healthy and seemed
IN nOwise remarkable. At that age, however,
she was stricken with fever, but was
attended by an experienced physician
who soon checked the disease. The girl sank
into slumbcr, which lasted au unusually long
time, and finally awoke weak, but we'll TO
the surprise Of the family and physicians, she
remained awake but few minutes, when she
again went TO slocp. From that time forward,
period of more than twenty.one years. she
has mover been awake more than three min
utes at time The lethargic state invariably
lasts o certain number of hours. She awakes
at o'clock in the morning and at 3 o'clock
and o'clock each night, never varying ono
half minute from the regular time. She takes
but very little nourishmcnt, aud that only
twice In twenty-lour hours. During the time
In which she sleeps she does not appear to
breath, and mirror held against her nostrils
remains uutarnished. Her breathing, "
indeed she breaths at all, is not sufi-
Client 10 stir the slightest down sus-
pended against her nostrils by slken thread.
When her remarkable condition became
known, physicians nockod from all parts Of
the country to see her. None were ablo salts
lactorily to account for the phenomenon.
although many theories were advanced. Tho
true cause has never to this day beon deter
mined, although the woman may still DO alter
nately sleeping aud waking with the regu-
larity of clOck-work. Ono physician who WIS.,
tied her continually for sixteen years frankly
confessed that lie could form no opinion re-
garding the cause.
She is described as rather under medium
size, and with tho exception that she is some
times troubled when awake with neuralgia
pains In her head and neck, and that one arm
is slightly paralyzed, enjoys as far as she can
enjoy anything, good health.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE MD, January Is
Cotton quiet Mdding l2Nc.
Flour shade better and more active. Howard
street and Western supcrfne. Si(d5 %: do extra
81 1000; do family, sG@7 City mills superfne
SiGu5 2j; do extra, s5 1896 do family. Sc 50a7 2j
do Rio brands, S76D7 %: Patapsco family, S.
Wheat-Southern, nominal; Western, weak. No
2Wcstern winter red spot and January, 81 Al; Feb.
ruNry, 81 ilA@l ll2s March, 81 4334 bid; April
81 4jl4 bid,
Coril-Southern steady; Western firm but neg.
lected. Southern white, 58aG0c; do yellow 5Sc
Western mixed, spot and January. 57c February
6G@j6Lc March and April, 5i%@5i5sc May
53lS@535sc: steamer, 5tlS
Oats-souther 50c Western white, 50c; do mixed
49c Pennsylvania, SOC.
Rye quiet at SSlGOOc.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl7nlS per ton.
Provisions quiet and steady. Mess pork, Sl3.5
Bukmeats-loose shoulders. 4IIc: clear rib sides, :
do packed, 54@7l&c; bacon shoulders, 531c; clCnl
rib sides Sc; hams, l0H@llc; lard SIC.
Buttersteady. Prime TO choice Western packed
23d26c; roll, lS@23c.
Eggs steady Mt lidljc.
Pctroleum-Crude, nominal; refined 7l1c
Coffee quiet. Rio cargOes, 4qlGy4c.
Sugar lower. soft 0lSc.
Whisky quiet at 81 ll@l II.
Freighs TO Liverpool pes steamer dull Cotton
3.l6d; -four, Is Cd; grain, ll5d
Rocepls-llour, 995 bbls wheat $500 bu; corn
$1,000 bu oats 5000 bu.
Shipments-None.
Salcs-WhGat, 100000 bu; corn. $1,000 bu.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MfTTERS IN NEW YoRK
And SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW York, January %, $780,
Money loaned between 4 and per cent, and
closed easy at4.
Governments steady for Sis and 'Sjs coupon u
per cent higher for 5s registered, "a higher for lI2s
aud Is registered and "a higher for Is coupon.
State bonds dull and neglected
Exchange was nominally advanced 10 ass for
sixty days aud 1856 for demand with actual bust
ness at 1924 1872 for long and is4 for short sight
Railroud bonds were strong and higher. ERIE
COnsOlS seconds rose from S914 To 30, do. FUNDED
tNes from So tn Sl9i Kansas Texas iirsts rom
1895 10 OjIg seconds from GS4 to coz Chesapeake
" ohio irsts from ~ to g. Texas Pacific incomes
to 81. Houston Great Northern seconds fell OIL
TO 40, Wabash consols conyertblcs TO O9H c., c. *
!. G.. iirsts to Wl4 Indianapolis, Bloomington "
Western incomes to COZ, and indianapolis, Bloom-
lngtou Il Springfield seconds TO 10. o., G. " l. T.
incomes sold ut lSl9GIg, and Denver * Rio Grando
irsts ut l0lL@lOlA. Mobile Ohio iirsts do
bcnturCS rose from "a 10 7lH.
The stock market was active and buoyant in
the early dealings, and prices advanced A@iSs
per cent. Nashville, Chattanooga 81. Louis, Lake
Shore Erie the Changers the Coal shares, NiChi-
gan Central, Wabash, and Manhattan Elevated
leading the upward movement Louisville IL Nash.
willie declined from l2il3 to 12l, and rose TO l2j.
During the afternoon there was II reaction OF Isgl
per cent. but the decline was recovered ut the
close under the leadership of the Hannibal * 81.
Joseph shares, which became active, and ad.
vaneed 3 per cent for the common aud "a for the
preferred.
transactions aggregated 10000 shares, including
Delaware, LuckHwanna Western 1900, Erie ~,
OOO Hannibal q 81. Joseph % 900. Kansas Il Texas
Marietta " Cincinnati lirsts preferred 1000 North
western $1,000, Nashville 4 Chattanooga 5000, Pa
cilC Mail 1000, ST. Paul $1,000, Wabash Pacific
4l,OOO, aud Western Union 10000
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or same persOn al No. $40 broadway, Sew York.
All our Grand Extraordinary DRAWINGS are under
the SUPERVISION aud management Of GENERALS "a.
II, HEA UREGARD and JuBAL A, EARLY,
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To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT 1870 II. NJ


AM Leave Washington:
5.OO-Blltlnlore, Ellicott CITY ind Why stations.
6;O5mtNGM YORK, PHILApELPnIA, AN d Bus-
Breakfast at Relay station
e'oBsIsSre n9ap9s And WSy Sd1mGnt
soo and W%y y ytab RelayS 1AupEr rxpprss
s;lo-Polnt Of Rocks. Piedmont, sirasburg Winches.
ter, Hagerstown, and Way Stations -
"' 2FH XPRs FarloS p9c Car q
New York aud Philadelphia ..,,,,,,,, 800.
PiTTsBURG EXPRESS. Frederick, Hagers.
ISMn ana Valley Branch iSTSsP Snn M
cnnall daily. Grafton 10 sahdusky daily, except
-naiy.Baltlmore. Annapolis and Way,
i6s ss EXhR Hs,s stop a. Rag h,ns
ton, Jessups and Hanover ...r ,....E b.
i;S5T M Y0hKs FfiiLA DELPHIA, AND hos.
l;s5-tOn Sunday onIy-Baltimorc and Way
9O-BALrIMORE, BLApENsBURG AND I:AU-
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay stops
&a5-tPlonI Of Rocks, Frederlcle, Hagerstown, Win.
Of Rocks and Way stations only 1as " '''''
E!9-tBaIiimoTs Aninpolis and ", WY stations S
TiMoRE EXPREss Norfolk, except sunday.
al ,Skf m @S Sa and
Az T &E5 5i E%ThrI
7:4sHf rtIt ly ' CSonTSbus. AND PITrsBuRe
burg, eN cppt Sunday 49,
0:45-tNEW YORK, ILADELPHIA. AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops ut Bladensburg and
Laurel Sleeping car to New York, and special
o:5O-f5T louis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
| Pullman cars.
tDRly. tSundRy only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
| All trains stop Relay Station,
For further Information apply at the Baltimore AND
Ohio ticket oiCes-WAshinRtOn station. aud COZ, 0lO
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders will be
taken tor Baggage 10 be checked and received
| point In the city - w. NJ, GLEN ENlS,
Master of Transportation,
/. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent,
GEO =. KUONFI General Agent.
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GREAT
1879
1879

- PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~, va, DOUBLE TRACK Steel: RAILS IL, ,,o1,,o
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
,,,, IN EFFECT JANUARY 9, 1850
TRAINS LEANE WASHINGTON from Depot cor
ner OF sixth and streets. ns follows
For Plttsburs and the West lOll a m. daily with
Paror Car 10 Pttsburg and, sleeping Cars from
Piltsburg 10 Cincinnati 81 Louis, ana chicago
IiOpc m dGl,y. With Palace Car 70 Ghi6cssgoD
and the North AT H. M daily. except SUNDAY;
7:'9 p. M daily except saturday, with Palace Cars
and n mil "a, at 1910 u. IN. daily except sunday.
For New York and the East, 10 IL M, lOand % 10 p.
Limited Ext press OF Pullman Parlor Cara go q,
daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, New York oil through trains connec!
At Jersey City with boats OF "Brooklyn Annex"
alIorlnS direct transfer g Fulton street, avoid
-, Ing g double le.riage across New York city
For on phHSSspha S Ua a. H. S $780, aud S4o M
Limited Express $3.50 a. m. daily, except Sunday,
For Baltimore, $40, $3.50 0iO n. m. ana 1880 $40,
NJ. 500 40 and oi5 3. M
For Popes Creek Line. 9 r. m. aud 400 p M daily
For Annapolis, SO D. m. and 100 m daily, except
ALEX1N DRIA AND FREDERICKsBURu RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria = 1"0, o, II II, M i10; 62o, B2},
and l;30 .. M, On Sunday, Z, anu ii a. M and 8
For Richmond and the South, 200 a. m daily, and
$40 p, m daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, q, s. 10 .,
m, FOO ., . ana " IN. ana y midnight
non sunday at and 10 a. M and o0S p M 40.
commOdatlons can be procured at the othces-north'
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and at the depot, whore orders can be
left for the checking OF baggage 70 destination nom
H. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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FRED'K DOUGLASS,
United State o Marshal ID. q.
r Il. CoLDwELL, Heal Estate Auctioneer.

d
TRUSTEES' SALE or A DESIRABLE THREE
story and cellar Brick Dwelling, nearly completed,
on the west side OF Sixteenth street, between aud
II streets northwest.
by virtue Of deed OF trust dated October IS, A. u.
1879, duly recorded In lber No 023. folio 303, el seq.
ono OF the land records for the District OF Columbia,
and at the written request ofthe holders the note
secured thereby, We Will sell at Iubllc auction, In
mont OF the premises, on FRIDAY February issy;
at 4;3O o'clock D. m, tho following described real
estate situate III the City of Washi gtou District OF
Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece parcel OF
ground known and described rs lot numbered ninety
live (9 OF A. Bale chs record, sub division OF n
part of square numbered one hundred and seventy
seven tif7l, together with the improvements, &c.
Subject TO prior deed Of trust dated June 1870 and
recorded In liber No 90 folio 49, OF seq of the land
records for the District OF Columbia to secure the
payment OF 5000 In five yeas nom date with inter.
est at eight per cent. per annum payable seman-
nualy.
TERMS-s30O and expense or sale IN cash, and the
balance at six aud twelve months with interest at six
per cent per annun, secured by deed of trust on
the property sold. deposit of 800 required at the
time of sale, and all conveyanclng and recording at
purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with In seven days, otherwise
the trustees the right resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defuting purchaser after
1--WE days advertisement.
BURR II. TRACY, Trustoo.
JAMES =. RYON, iiu'''o''
j. T. COLDWELL, Auctoneer Jn23-oo&ds
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PROFESSuONAL.
SPERMArORRHGA, IMPOTENCY PREMA-
- ture decl emissions ana all Nenerchl gus asses
cured by Dr. HENRIE. Some cases positively cured
IN from 3 to days. No calome used. All female
weak uCsNes, &c.. cured NO. ia Il street northwest
near Second de2D-ly
CORS ENLEVES.

Sans Doulcur; Durlllous mauvais Ongles, en-
geures soigneI avec success, par 10 DOCTEUR
WHITE, Chlropedstc numsro iil6 Pen sylvania
avenue, Vis.a-vls To- Wizards Hotel. lie DOCrEUR
WHITE, est elnbll IL Washington depuis 1861.
Pour solns donnes chezui 81 domclllp, 81
TYR. BOsWORlH, 9ls 4 STREET n. ", IS IHE
~ most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever in this city, All nervous and chronic
discusses positively cured Female diseases special
w. Refers TO Senators d. w Voorhees,, Indiana; j.
j. Patterson, s. g.; Samuel Norment, Washington, ID
g. and othern Consultation free. A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend to ladies
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Tie Scouudrel Caught in the Act.

At dinner party one night sat next TO
the late Mr.. Charles Landseer, who told us.
among other things, that his brother, Sir
Edwin, was once looking at his own pictures
in the South Kensington museum, and seeing
some dust on one Of them, leaned over tho
barrier and wiped 1t Off with his handkerchief
Instantly the policeman on duty was upon
him. "What are you ADDING of" said the force.
"a-touching that there picture" Why"
answered Sir Edwin, smiling, I've often
touched it before |" "Have you though 2"
crod the indignant peclcr; then more shame
for yer you come along wi me" And no
walked of the unresistng painter to the Off
GERS of the museum, who. ofcourse. recognized
the culprit aud cOndoned his olonso.-Noiss
and Queries
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DUNCANsON BROTHERS, AUCrGoNEERs
TRUSrEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON u STREET, BEL WEEN
SECOND An d THIRD STREErS NORrmMh.sr

BY virtue ofn deed of trust bearing date on the 2ad
OF Ma A. d. 1876 and duty recorded In libpr No. 81,
foiO 20 ot seq one the land records OF Washington
county, In the District Of Columbia and by tho re-
quest OF tho party secured thereby will sell ut public
auction. on MONDAY, the Jth day OF February. a.
D. 1850 III front the promseE at $50 clock j. M
all that piece parcel OF ground lying IN said city
two (2l IN square numbered live hundred aud seventy
l57O) said lot having n front Of - feet on ID street
north and extending back with This width to the
rear of the lot together with the Improvements 3,
consisting ola comfortable two-story attic and base.
ment rick dwelling-housc.
Terms OF sale 81 800 cash, OF which 300 will be
quired at time of sale. balance In six and twelve
months with interest, dee given and dc, OF trust
taken 10 secure deferred payments; terms OF sale to
be compiled with within five days from day of Bae.
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to res II at
the risk ana cost Of the defaultng purchaser. upon
giving ten days notice of such resale by advertise
mont In some new paper published at SAID city All
tohVeynnCing ut cost of purchaser
II. II. LASKEY, Trustee,
ja273taw-ds Webster Law building.
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FREE ADVERTISING.
M @ q Ell n F CT E
AdvertIsements under tho head OF

WANTED, FOR RENT, &C..
or acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page free to ALL
No business Advert sements Inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column ut
1--WE cents per line for each Insertion
II answers flii TO come the first time, we invite
second, third, or many repctitions necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the I'D
vertlsers to feel that tnoy are not imposing u.s. but
IRE doing us iavor by using our free columns as we
are determined 10 mako THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY hre not delivered through the
posoiice. If initials used they should be directed
TO the care OF some person, firm or postolice box
No free advertisements taken after o'clock y. m,
Advertisements can be lett at Office, sent
through the mail 10
NATIONAL NEpUBIICAN PRINTING 90.
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TINTED STATES MARsuATs SALE.

by virtue Of writ Of ferl fnclas issued out of tho
Clerks Office of the supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed, Will sell at public
sale for cash. Mt the Courthouse door of said District
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of February, lssO, at
Il o'clock M. all the right, tille claim and interest
~ and to the following described property. to witt
Part Of lot IN square l2?, Washington, d. C., begin
ming on Twentieth street, IS feet from tho southwest
OF said lot thence north along the limo OF said
street, II feet 70 inch. thence along north line
l55 feet iDnchcs, thence south along line Il feet
y Inch, thence west in line parallel with the north
line of said lot 1856 feet 10 nCnes the beginning.
levied upon rs the properly of defendant, James
Carr to satisfy execution 49, ass, at Law in favor
OF Arundel. and Fairfax.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
la26-td United State % Marshal d. q.
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TBE SMITH h EGGB MANUFACTURING co.,

LOCK hon 100. BRlDHEPOltI, COMM
Manufacturers Of speCnltles In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally Government and GIANT Pad.
locks sewing Machine LocAs, Piano Locks, Organ
Locks the ant OmHtlUnlly made Giant sash CHAIN au-
perlOr to every other and very muGh cheaper No
special pulley required The Smith a Egge Manutac-
turing Co also gives special attention 70 the making
OF estimates for the cost of The manufacture Of pat
ented inventions and all the necessary tools and the
manufacturing OF the same on royalty. All cUmmu-
noaliOns treated cOntldentlAlly. OClGeOGm
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I'LL building Associations %, Hunt VS.. Burohc;
20, MCPHERSON vs. Lowell; a, Morrison vs. Sinister.
CRIMINAL COURT - CHIRF.JusTfCE CARrrER.-
Charles Cant 1.-TWO cases. assault on Mary Thomas;
Albert Wheeler, burglary aud larceny, William II.
Webster, burglary and larceny, james JOyson,
larceny; Nathaniel Lewis, alias samuel Thomas,
petit larceny, second Olense; William II. Price, as
smut with MlUnL 10 Kill.
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Sale Of Obsolete and Unserl lccabIe Ord
nance and ordnance Stores.
UNITED STATES OupNANCE AGENCY,
Corner Houston ana Greene streets,


~, -, liUN lAIl)t
NEW YORK, January q. 80.
GEAl.ED pltOPl SAl.S, ny duplicate, Wil pe re-
and UuservlccnDe Ordnanc aud Ordnance : ores
embracing Cannon Carriages, small AIMS, Leather
various Arsenals, Fors and Dcpots IN the United
Hlds will be opened at p o'cocl, IN. on wednesday
The 18th day February $50, Tor stores loca'o1 Us
Allegheny Arsenal Pa; Erankford Arsenal, Pa;
Tort Monroe Arsenal va: Ind aapnlis Arsena,
,n44d ,bennGoGc Arsenal Mfii Pike2yins ATsomai
MOI National ArmOry, Mass; w shington Arsenal
y g; NMervliot Arsenal n, VI WATERFOWL Arsenal
And the forts in The following named states to wit:
chusptts Michgem, New Ii ampst Ti' New jersey
Neww, York pennsylvania Rhode Island ,ylrglnlg
the ION day OF March, 1850 for stores located as fol
Augusta Arsenal, Ga; san Antonio Arsenal. Texas;
reT o Ar'9n nr CSN Nav S9nSo"Te AGmS
states and Territories, to wit; .,.-
Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky
kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota Mississippi, Missouri
Nebraska, Nevada North Carolina, Oregon Soull
Idaho, dian, Montana, Now Mexico, Utah, wash
For list ofstofes In detail. location terms &C. soc
| the Ordnance Unico, War Department, Washington
| Dcpois and the Commanding Officers of Forts vii
furnish on application information as to y %na' store
Bidder VII state explicitly he pots G Yne NE, IN,
Deliveries viii only be made At the various posts
| where stored. $500.
The Department the right to reject all bid
| which are not ueemed satisfactory
Prior to the acceptance OF any bid Will have TO b
| approved by tue War Department. Terms cash
| Ten per cent ut the time OF tho award and the re
mnlnder when tho property Is delivered. Thirty day
| Will be allowed for the removal OfStOrcs.
| PaclSlngboxcs win be charged at prices to be- de
| termined by the Department.
Proposals Will 1o addressed to the U; $, Ordnance
| Agency, New York (P o. Box lSll), and must be In
dorsc proposals for Purchasing Stores" with tn
names Of the ArscnRs Forts or DepOts where stored
aud the names of states and Territories IN which tn
| Stores located.
S. CRfsPfN Bvt. Col. L. S. A.. Ii. Col OF ord,
npD
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United states.

WEDNESDAY, Jnnuhry %, 1880
On motion of Mr. b. +. Thurston, John l.. s. Rob.
erts esq. OF Boston, Mass. was admitted 10 practice
No, 2i2.-Ihe Pacific Railroad Company OF
Missouri, appellant, vs. George L. Ketchnm ct al D;
argument continued by Mr.. j. o. BrOadhcad for
appelees, and concluded by Mr.. NJ IL. Carpenter
for appellant,
county OF Hamilton ct al; submitted by Mr. George
g. Wright for appellant, and by Mr. Daniel d.
Chase for appellCes.
No. 176.-Edward II. Wilson, plaintiff In error
VS.. Charles II. stone, executor &C., ct al; passed
for the present.
No POI substituted for l7G)-Jamcs Il. Mcguire
plaintinin error, VS.. bessie NJ. and O. Cofwine
executors, &c.; argument commenced by Mr. f. T.
Stanton for plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at u o'clock.
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T,RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON *
1 street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth, north
ypst,-By virtue OF deed of trust executed on the
10Th day of December, a. ID, 1875, and recorded In
iber sos folio 49, Land Records for the District of Co
lumba, at the request OF the party secured will sell
At public auction IL f,on5 Of the premises, on MON
DAY, FEBRUARY ., 1890, Ht O'Clock D. M, the west
half OF original lot No. H. in square 100, the same
having front ON X street north OF - Dl2 feet, and
depth OF l42 7l2 feet to alley improved by frame
dwelling No. 1872.
Terms-One- fourth tho purchase money in cash and
the remainder IN equal payments of six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest payable halEyearly)
az the rate OF seven per cent? 500 to be paid at time
of sale JOS, &. O. hENNEDN,
iag2-yt Trustee.