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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-11-24

been one Of the very scarce articles
there for some time.
II. Steinhauser's little daughter, Ly-
dia. aged about four years, died from
dlphtheria last Friday after an illness
Of only two or three days. Deceased
was very bright and pleasant child
and will be sadly missed by the be-
reayed family as well as by many of
the neighbors, among all Of whom she
was especial favorite.
The first Of the series Of club dances
was held at Turner Hall last Thursday
night. But we learn that there were
not a great many participants at that
time but that there will be many more
in the future. We understand that
1 the dances will hereafter be given at
Union Hall, on Thursday evening OF
each week.
We acknowledge a pleasant call re:
ceived from Mr. Ed. o 'Harra, of Rem.
vile county one day last week. Mr..
4 O'Harra was recently a candidate fol
Representative but failed to receive 9
sufficient number Of votes He carried
his own town nearly solid which, he
thinks. should suffice to convince al
skeptical men that his Legislative
course is indicated 3
Bruises, Sprains
burns. Swellings, &c, cured by ID
Bakers Turk ish IMMINENT
Sold BY Jos. Bobleter.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
Baltimore Markets.
Cotton duu Madl,n5 o",i,.,l'''' ioi<c '"'' ''' -


Cotton dun. Mlddling. i0Kc.
Flour steady. Howard street aud western SUPER
ine. So 5pti 90; do. extrn, 81 jOg5 90. do Gimly,
- 25Q6 %; City mills superfuo, 80 7jN4 %; do.
extra - 5Qa5 90. do. family Sc 25G 8 80, do Rio
brands, Sc l2G6 81, Pntapsco family. 81 90.
Wheat-sOuthern steady and active; western
higher aud strong, Southern red 81 l01i n: do.
western winter red, spot aud November, 81 1870
lSH. December 9ll0iEdl 1871 January Al 22M
gl 22Ss February. 81 2i40i y.
Corn-SOuthori quiet but shade strongor west
ern dul and neglected. Southern white, 53055c;
10. yellow, 5lq53c; western mixed, spot. aud
November and December, j7AB5sc; January, 5Tl6c;
steamer, sic.
Oats higher, but quiet. Western white, i284ae
do. mixed. 30 zoe.
Rye qulot aud nomlnally 800
Hay quiet Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, slS62O per ton
Provisions steady ami active jobbing trade
Mess pork sl5 20 Bulk M uts-looso shoulders.
packed, "a and Sl4c. Bacon shoulders, SIC;
clear RIB Sides $40. Hams llJ4@l2l5c. Lard go.
butter steady. Prime To cuOict western packed.
l6a23r roll, lSa pc.
Eggs firm. Fresh g3c: lined 49,
Petroleum nominal. Refined l2c.
Coffee quiet. Rio cdrgocs, ordinary TO fair, ia
Bl34C.
Suiur quiet. soft. gLc
Whisky dull at 81 1901 1917.
ftnights 10 Liverpool per steamer quiet. Cotton,
Jl6WhAd Hour, .. OIL; grain, Sd.
kcC'lnl---Flpul, Sld bbls, whca', 15O,S6i btt
coru, Gj 13j bu rye. 800 bu
ipmeuts--Nhent 49,. 30 bu; corn. 80 o bu.
sale wheat, 4Oi O36 bu: corn 3J,S9t bu.
virginia skies, old, u asked do. deferred, TO- do.
consOls G7j{; do. second series. y; do. past-due
coupons, ". do. new ten.lOrles Ijts; Virginia ten
fOrl,es, coupons, g6l6 bid today.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
PROpOSAb.S.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PROVOSAB.s.
PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT.,
WAsIINGTOs, ID. g., Oct. 20, 1880.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De
partment, UNTIL ~ O'CLOCK NOON, ON THE
18TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1881, for furnishing u
new kind Of mail locks and keys for tho sole aud
elusive use OF the United States through registered
mails.
As the public exposure aud searching examination
necessary to intelligent bl dding on any prescribed
model ofa lock and key would tend to impair, II not
entirely destroy the further utility OF such locks and
keys for the purposes OF the mails, the Postmaster.
General prescrbes model or sample for bidders
but relies for selection the mechanical skill and
ingenuity which fair competition among inventors,
hereby invited, may develop In samples SUBMITTED
by them
Specifications OF the conditions and requirements
relating TO proposals, samples contract ETC. well
forms OF proposal will be furnished OH application
by letter to heSecond Assistant Postmaster. General
No proposal viii be considered unless It shall have
been submitted in accordance with such specification
and forms.
Tho contracts which may be made Will be in con-
formy to the specifications md tho accepted pro-
rosal. But the right ls however reserved to reject
any and all OF thu proposals..
National Republican., 1880-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
ARCTio RENEARCnES
The Cruise of the i,ovenue steamer Cor

lhe Cruise OF the iiovenue steamer Uorwin.
Captain g. l.. Hooper or the United States rev.
onue steamer COrwin has just submitted to the sec.
retary OF the treasury report Of the cruise made
by the Corwin in Behring ga and the Arctic ocean
ID obedience TO department orders Of May 10 last
The vessel mnde three trips into the ArctiCrcI Iions
and its course covered tho whole Of the Arctic
ocean from Point Barrow Oh the American coast,
70 a point within twenty-five miles OF Wrdngel
Land. Captain HDouer was within three or four
miles OF Herald Island and cruised OH three sides
Of II. He was convinced that there was no
human life on the Island. HO neither saw nor
heard anything about the missing whalers Tho re.
port is quite lengthy, embracing much that Is
highly Interesting IN relation 10 that portion Of the
Arctic region. lie considers the whalors lost
beyond question. In relation To tho Jeannotte he
says:
II have no fears for the safety Of the officers and
crew of the Jeanette. The fact that they have
not been heard from seems 10 indicate that the
vessel is safe and that they consider themselves
ablo To remain another year at least
should they be compelled to abandon the vessel
and cross over 10 the mainland during tho winter
lhey would ilnd no difficulty IN reaching Plovcr
or St Lawrence bny, whore they would be well
cared Tor 10y the Tchucktchss, rs, In fact, would
ec the case at any place on either the Aslatio or
Alaskan Coast"
National Republican., 1880-11-16
FINANCE AND C0MMERCE.
New York Money Mnrl,et.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1880.
Money was active at sos per cent. and closed at
per cent
Exchange was dull nt isOl9g4sOA for long and
lS2A@IS23I for short sight,
Government bonds We're generally firm and
lzMa4 per cent. higher for 4 Is and As.
State bonds were dull and lower Virginia de-
fcrred skies declined to l30l3lS, South Carolina
skies noniund0blO 10 H. and Tennessee skies new
series, TO H. NOrth Carolina skies issued II Chat.
ham railroad sold at 83
Railroad bonds were active. but Irregular The
features were indianapolis Bloomington d West.
ern incomes, which advanced 23I per cent. to 90,
Jersey Central incomes 2l6 TO OJl3 LGhigh &
NilkcSbarrc incomes x 10 1g,g, and Texas Pacific
frsts (RiO Grande dysi0n), which advanced n, to
% but later fell to 0i&.
The stock market opened strong aud generally
l5aH per cent higher the latter Louisville K
Nashville, but subsequently, fell OH lsD7s per cent
At the first board firm lone prevailed aud prices
rose 4@2 per cent, aud later reacted 4@2 per
cent, Reading leading In both cases During he
afternoon the speculation was Irregular ana at the
close further decline was reported OF A@l4 per
cent, the latter In Reading,
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares IN.
cudiug Delaware. LaCk1wuunu d Western 1900,
Delaware * Hudson 1900, Erie lGOOl Hannibal x
81. Joseph 5000, Kansas y Texas 5000, Lake shore
6OOl, Northwestern o,OJO Nashville * Chattanooga
100, New jersey Central iGOlJ, New York Central
OO00, Northern Pacific 10000, Ohio G Mississippi
5000 Reading 23OJj, st. Paul 1000, Union Pacific
000J, Wabash Pacific 1900 Western Union 81 COO.
C., ca ]. G. 1000, and Louisville e Nashville lex.
DIVIDEND $500
National Republican., 1880-11-16
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the UnItod stato-.

MONDAY, Nov Is. 1880.
On motion Of Mr.. Henry Baldwin. jr.. Samuel g.
fIollingsworth, esq, of Phac clphia, was admitted
No 81 5-iawrcnce @. Graham and D. D Scott
appellants vs. the La Crosse q Milwaukee rail road
company ct NJ. Appeal from the circuit court OF
the United States for the eastern district Of Wis
CouSn; decree affirmed with costs opinion by Mr.
Justice Bradley.
pclultS, vs.. Justin iangeS ct nj. Appeal from tho
circuit court of the United States for the district
Of louisnnn; decree affirmed, with costs; opinion
No. 2s-W. 5 Hunncu,t ct ul., plaintiffs in
error, John B. Peyon ct al In error to the cir
cult court of the United states for the western dis
trlct of Texas: judgment reversed with costs and
case rcmanded with directions 10 award q new
trial; opinion by Mr.. Justice Strong dissenting.
No. 45.-Barncy riernan ct AL, plaintiff in error,
vs.. sclim Ruker, county treasurer Of Galveston
state OF Texas; Judgment affirmed with costs.
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Field
No. l6-The United States, plaintiff In error vs..
Rucl Hough ct al In error to the circuit court OF
the United States for the western district Of Ten
ncsseei judgment affirmed. Opinion by Mr.. Jus
No. 4i-James Hall, plaintiff in error VS.. the
State of Wisconsin; In error to supreme court of
the state of wisconsin, Judgment reversed with
costs and case remaudcd for further proceedings
in conformity with the opinion OF this court
Opinion by Mr. Justice Swayne.
No. 7G.-h. d, Wells. plaintiff in error, vs.. tho
Board of Supervisors of POntotoc county, In error
to district court United States for northern district
Of Mississippi; judgment affirmed with costs Opin-
ion by Mr.. Chlei-Justice Waite; dissenting Mr..
Justice swaine Mr. Justice Strong and Mr.. Justice
Harlan
No. 9i5.-Thomas L. James, appellant vs. G. c,
Campbell ct nj. Assigned for argument on first
Monday in January next after case already as
| signed for that day.
| No. l,lO5,--Gorham p. Hopkins, appellant. VI.
| William ]. Miller, trustee Appeal from the SUI
prcmc court OF the Dis triCt OF Columbia. on mo-
lion of Mr.. WI. Miller. docketed and dismissed
| with costs.
No. i67.-The state ex rel tho Southern Bank,
plnintin In error vs. Edward Pilsbury, mayor etc.I
motion to dismiss submitted by Mr.. He. Miller and
Mr.. B f. Jonas in support of the same and by Mr. J..
| A. Campbell and Mr.. t. Bermudc2 IN opposition
| thereto.
| No. &C.. The New York & Wilmington Steam
| ship company, appellant, VS., William II. Mount ct
| A. Wilcox and Mr. X. d, Benedict Of counsel for
i the appcccs,
| Adjourned until tomorrow ut 10 O'clock
National Republican., 1880-11-16
r,RAVNLERN, GUIDE.
RtJTINORG 6 OuI0 RAILROAD.
FAST LINE AND rnEoNLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND DTHEwE3r,vr WASHING ron.
DOUBLE TRACK JASSEY COUPLER! SrEKL RAILS
Schedule to take effect
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1880

A.. ~. Leave Wpehlngtnn:A
GI 4, Bi9lum1rG, Egq!t Iiiy y ~ Way stn'ion'
C;5J-Iuliimore. Aniiapoii9 and Way. Vedmont
S!rgbnrg; Winchester ltagcrs;uwn, ana Way
via Relay).
sio-P0iut OF RockB a"d Way Stations.
S5l- STANTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS,
lConnnects for Hagers,own and ot Point o.
oOo-NEW YoUK PiiiIADELPuIA, AND EOS.
ION EXPRESS
lo;co-.on sunday only for Baltimore. Annapolis and
iooO-BAL;rMoRE EXPRESS. (s,ops ut IIyatts.
VILE, College, lielisyille, Laurel, Annapolis
-rIrTSBUnG, CINCINNATI AMIDST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.
i;lO-Baltlmoro Elllcott CITY, Annapolis and Way
tl;2l-Wn sunday only--For baltimore and Way
t1:Ji-BAlTiMORE EXPRESS
t.';r,,NiksW ,Sk: e, Ioh,k. PHILADELPHIA AND Bos.
&3O-llailimorc and Way Stations winchester
Frederick, lIegerslon aud Way, via Rolay)
+:SO-BAl.llMORE llN ATrSN LIE AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS lFrederlck, via ReayJ stops
ti3l-pOlnl OF Rocks, Frederick, IIagerstown, Win.
chester and WAY stations. ION sunday TO Point
eli Rocks and Way Stations Only)
tS:!O-BnltmOTe, AnnapolS and Way stations.
tJl0-CI lCAGO Ann COLUMBUS IXpltESS
A5-PilILADkLpHIA AND DALTIMoRE TX
PltkSS. lNartinsburg and Way, via Relay
~ sloLs ldynitsville mud Laurnll
Goj-Poht ot Rocks aud Way stations
f6il- baltimore and Way StaiionB.
:; O-BAL1lMOHE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
r1'2oI PPIi,I,IsBIylmn@G PI y, Ilm@ , SiNclNNArI' AND ST.
iGa5-GNLIIMoRE, uYATTsvILLE AND LAU.
REL ENrRtsSS.
fIoii-NEW YORK. rHILADELPnfA AND Bos.
tDaIly. tSdnday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore S
Ohlo ti,ket Offices, Washington station and 0l0
ANA 1851 fennsy iynnio avenue, corner Fourteenth
b.. checked ana received nt any uOint In the city.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
The GREAT
1880
,yLlh The GREAT asxSn
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
no THE north, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. = EEL RAILS

-, .PENNsYLyANlA ROUTE
TO THE N3ttiIi m Wh;r G5 ~ ANR SIt s9HITawEsT
SPLENDID scENEEEfii sF sMFAoNIflcENr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WASH SGToN from Depot, cor.
uer OF sixth end Batreets as ioIlows
For Flttshurs aud the West. $50 u. M daily, with
sleeping Car; e Louisville and Chicago iO'iO -
NJ. daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10
BALTIMORE y PoToNiAC RAILROAD.
with Pnrior Car 10 Watkins and The North at 500
q. m. daily except sunday at 0;oO D. m. daily, ex.
For Wiliamsport. Lock Haven and lslmlra, at 1910
For New YORK. ana The East lOO a. M, e'iO and 1000
I'm. On sunday, 1000 p. m; a. ANA -.
For Bl5okiya, New York all through trains connec,
double terlage across New York city.
on Sunday, $40 and 1000 p. IN.
Limited express 030 m. daily, except sunday
l:iO 40, $50 and 1000 p M ON sunday 500 a.
~ 1910 m, 40 5;lG $3.50 and lo;09p N. IT.
For Pope's yreek Line CiO a. M, ana iAO y. M daily
For Annapolis, 6;iO a. M, and $40 p M daily except
ANB 4 hGkSsShd G4di
For AleXandfiH7, 79o o. II a. mi 100. 5;2o 625. and
1880 D. m. on Sunday, 10 and II u. M, and 8
For rRchmond and the South, 700 n m. daily, aud
=, 5:?o p, m. daily, except sunday; ,oo
sunday at s and 10 a, m, and 0lo p. M
commodatl0ns can be procured ut the oiiic north
east corner ofThrteenth street and Ponnsylvanla
vania avenue aud at the depot where ordcrs can be
lett for the checking OF baggage to destination from
4o'''' L. p. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
ERANk TILDMsON, GeneraI ManaseI:
National Republican., 1880-11-16

DY respectable white woman. situation to cool; ,
I'D wash aud Iron or TO do chamberwork; reference
gwen, NO 2lSO PcnnsylVahlI ave nOi5
National Republican., 1880-11-16

10y settled woman, O situation to take charge OF
ID house, do plain sewing on machine, house
work without washing, or nurse the sick. MRS s.,
1913 1 81 W, noIj
National Republican., 1880-11-16

A WHITE woman, by q small western family. TO
IN cook wash and IRON; bring references. No 1918
Caroline st W bet Fifteenth ard Sixteenth sta. nolI
NNDUsrhIAL LIFE INSURANCE - Wanted,
Il agents for the Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
pany Of Now York. Steady and energetic men eau
earn good salaries Apply TO A. WALL. Supern.
nue. nolO-imf
National Republican., 1880-11-16
Arnnsinr lis Iienders.

An alarm Of fro at midnight is a startling
thing, but not half SO startling TO many who
hear it us would be the sudden knowledge of
their own dangerous physical condition.
Thousands of thousands are hurryimg TO their
graves because they are carelessly Indifferent
to the insdious inroads of disease and the
means of cure. 1t is the mission of ii. Ii.
Warner & Co., with their Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, to arouse men to n sense of their
danger and then cure them.-Diemphis Appedl.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
Baltimore Cattle Marker.

DUTINOHE Nov. 70.
Beef cnlilc-A trile moro active ard tops y per
cent better. Very best. . fa5hc first quality,
<c: medium, 3alc; ordinary 2l,@93 e. Most
Of The snies were from 3l5GEic Receipt 1884
head. Sales, 2,lj2 head.
Swine 90 Fair supply and moderate demand.
Quotations, dlBa6l5c Receipts S,77i head.
The receipts Of sheep aud lambs were 2Jll head.
QuOatons-shcep, 3GjlSc, lambs. Iq5l4o.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
FREE ADVERTlsHNG.
M q Q III a. R c. D.
Adrerllsemnnls nndnr lho lend of

Advertisements under tho head Of
sTTUAf1ONs WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
Of acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page are free TO all.
ddtOHssncuts. Jor Rcni. safe Loi, not 10 c1cSed
htce t8j6s, JHt te msot,d Three times Jor nrcniy;frc
Ctnn
II answers fnil to como the first time, wo invite n
second, third, as many rcpetons ~ aro necessary
totucure what you advertise for We wish tho ad-
verlacrs to feel that they imposing on US hut
are doing US hvor by using free columns, ~ we
Predetermined to make THE REPUBLICAN,
THE MEDIUM
through which tho general public may always have
iheir wnnts supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to1Ni1IATS ONLY are not delivered through the
pohioico. II initials used they should bo directed
tothe care OF some person, firm or posioiice box.
No free advertisements taken nner 8 o'clock .. IN.
Advertisements can bo len ut our ofiioo, or sont
through the mail 10
NATIONAL nErunttCAN PRINTING GO.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
WANTED-MOUsEs.

plY q young man. q situation in any business that
hp WIZ siye him living. Address FlDUS, Re
nuDli Office
National Republican., 1880-11-16

NHTANpltD-To buy for cash, u six or Beven.room
w twn'stuN dwelling house. bet Il Rnd II and
SIKH aud Fifteenth Sis II WI must be good house.
with gas and water and the price not more than
y, M nOl2,3tt
National Republican., 1880-11-16

IQY a permanent tenant, o or l0Toom house In
II the northern part Of the city Diet the Avenue
and si rent 10 be under si0 best references gwen
Address Box G2 Republican OlliCe, mole
National Republican., 1880-11-16

ron sALE-A feed store; reasous for selling. an
ply at 5OI Teuth 81 n W. nolG3's
National Republican., 1880-11-16
IlIELI

BALDWIN.-On Sunday, November H. 1857 LtLIAS
MAY, only daughter of W, II, aud e.. @ BALDWIN
Ih' funeral will take place Ut = OClu 'k Tuesday
tho 10Th rom the CeutrH Presbyterian Chul ch, cOr-
uer of lUri aud streets northwest
COOH,-..NAUrA Cook, b,loved sitter OF Mrs Rich
ard lIvudpr3On, dlpd 100 this city November T. 1850
The funeral Will take place ut Brooks church (Finh
BaptisD Tuesday, November 30, 1850, 40 O'Clock y.
star Cppyl
WATKlNS.-On Saturday, November 49, 1850, MrA
ENIIY IL. MArKiSs, wife OF Louis w tklus or tina
city ana daughter OF samuel Evans, esq, OF Trenton,
NJ \,
Funeral nom the Church Of the Ascension, Massa-
ulusells Ryouuu aud Twelfth street on tuesday, Mo-
vembrr 10, l,sO, al " m Friends Ul the family m-
Yitl To- attend
IIrrutOu papers please copyl
National Republican., 1880-11-16

WTANrED-Tu rent q five or slx.room house In
w the northwestern section Of the city, must 3,
moderate rent Address II LAIN, has Seventh 81
u nOl3.jt
National Republican., 1880-11-16

A SITUATION, by q colored man, as walter I'm O
at n > 30 b stn NOS
National Republican., 1880-11-16

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE
CuUN'rN OF WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT
OF OoLuMBIA, ON SHERIFF ROAD, NEAR
BENNING STATION
By virtue NJ n deed Of trust dated September 1, A
- is3 mud duly recorded In libcr SIG oio a. ono or
tue lnud records OF Washington county. ia the Dis
trot OF Columbia aud at the request OF the party
Cufcd thereby we will sell at public auction In front
OF the prCmise1, ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER a.
1871, at o'clock y. m, the following described real
estate Ia the county Of Washington, District OF Co
To wit That certain lot or parcel of ground num-
beted tve i6l, IN sectiun two (l) OF Dr. A. g. Tabers
survey Of 1874. lying on tie oulh side ul Shcr road
ana fronting northwest sheriff street, containing
uvc acres oi land, more or less.
Terms Of sale The amount of Indebtedness -
euro by this deed 81 tuat unpaid, with the expense
OF sne In cash aud The balance vt twelve months, tor
which the notes Of the purchaser bearing Interest
from the day Of safe ana Sc urcd by deed Of trust
on Inc property sDiu. Will he taken. deposit offs SO
will he required gt the tine OF sale, aud all convey
encing ut The cost OF tic purchaser.
MARY q. DEAN, Trustee.
w. NJ. SMITH, Snlesman, nuii IL, ,20S23
National Republican., 1880-11-16
THE NEW srEAMER wp-
] JANE NOSE EY 80 Sf
SyEz ERS EtIR NEu rnB
Fer P0TO MAC RIVER LANDINGS

The swim iron steamer,
JOHN W. THOMPSON.
Captain John r. Wood, bnllt expressly for the Poto
mac river busincHs leaves Sixtlstrpet wharf everJ
MONDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY at Z
o'clock n, M, making the principal landings IN tho
river. Fnre and freighiq ut lowest rates
b. j. ACCINEIl.Y, Agent
iulD Ut SiNtl.strppl wharf
National Republican., 1880-11-16
- STORY AND BACK BUILDlNG BRICK
nWELLlNG, ON THE EORrHEASr COR
NER OF FIFTH AND ID STREEfS SOUTH

BY virtue Of two dccrocs Of tho Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia sitting In equity, passed on
the IN day nt October, A. u. 1879, and on the 10Th day
OF October, A. d. 1885, Nets Lacy et n cause No
gsOi equity docket ~, shall sell ut public auction In
front OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, tho llth
day of Now mher. 1850 ut $3.50 o'clock y. R that
piece parcel OF ground situate thecty OF Wush.
ngon ID. c. beng the western unTt Of lot nun beied
four ( In square numbered eight hundred and iOrty-
two (sl2), said part OF lot having front OF " feet
inches on street southeast, with depth OF ~ feet
together with lle improvements. etc,
Tprm3-Onc-tlrd IN cash and tho balance In one,
two snd three years, with inter s ut rer cent per
Annum until paid, secured 10y deed oi trust on the
properly sOld 500 derOyt required at the time of
sale and NIL conve1unclng mud recor,ling ut pur-
ChaHers cost. l. g. kIMBALL, Trustee,
]. n. COLDwELL. I3ll + street northwest
Auctionecr. Ocl6 2aw6ds
Law Rpportor cory.
National Republican., 1880-11-16
District Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT, Division No l-JusrIcg MAC
ARrHUR,-Main VS.. Eckcrl; leave granted 10 amend
declaration in ten days FNr,Nr W. BOwleS de-
fondaut called, Ennis VS., Ilubbull; said to be set
tied. Marx vs., Heller pl0lutiN called. Hodges
VS. Hancock juror withdrawn. FollanSbec VS..
ton, on trial.
CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION No. o.2-JusuCE WYIIE.-
Burke VS.. Boyle judgment set aside on payment Of
costs Ackcrmnu vs.. Adams verdict for defendant.
United States, use OF SOnucuschmdt. VS.. sunnen-
schmidt Ut al; judgment set aside on stTuln.iO
Crauey d Co. vs.. Dunn Judgment for dclcutnnt
Wood vs. Darlington ct al; verdict for plaintiff for
81 1891, with interest. Peters VS. Great Fali, ice
company, plRlnuf called and suit dismissed. Nc.
Elliott vs.. District Of tu.umbN on hearing.
Tobias vs.. Walsh: referred 10 James q Payne
EQulTY COuEr-JusIIc, CoN.-BgayUus VS.. Hughes;
exceptions oycrrulcd. Fudge vs. iiuiucy; bill DIS
missed Fisk, ClaIl, q Flags vs. lluiuudor leuv0
TO Me amended bin and answer Felchorys Muir
ray; on hearing,
CIMINAL CouRr - Ju,1lrE JAMEs William
Pope, murder OH f. Butler trial in progress
National Republican., 1880-11-16

viz iOV
Tickets, al.
30 TlcIystg. &IOO.

tally restored IN either young or Old. All Malaria
rOsous aud lingering diseases OF whatever name or
nature thoroughly aud permanently era9iceisd nom
the 6ysiem, For further diseases aud difficulties
which | treat you must make nppllcalon Rt my office.
CONSULTATION FNEE 70 ALL.
Ofice and Residence No, 1920 street northwest,
between Thirteenth ana Fourteenth streets, near
cburph WalhinRtou. ID q. tei2
National Republican., 1880-11-16
W. NJ. SMITH, snle,mTn.
TINHOMAS BOWLING, AucticneAr
l. No. f0J rhirteen.anda-balf street southwest

ny virtue OF deed OF trust. hearing date the 29th
day of June, A. D. 1871 and recorded IN hrr No. Sji,
folio 362 Que OF the land records for The DISTRICT Of
Columbia and ut the written rcqu 70 OF to parry So
cured thereby, viii Uler for sale at public uuc-
ton, IN mont oftho premises on FRIDAY the lgth
day OF November a. ID. 1889, at O'Clock D. M, the
Following CesCrbe real o,uie RHd premises, located
In the city OF Washington insaid District aud known
on III" ground plat OF said city Us lot leltered ID OF
Bradley s recorded Su1dvison Of original lots nun-
bcred IL and T. ~ square No 2Gi together with the
improvements thereon.
Ter 3 OF sale-Dne-lourth Of the purchntc money
IN cash. residue IN six. twelve aud eighteen months,
with Interest from the day OF sale nt per cent
to be secured by deed of trust upon the premises
sod, or all cash, at purchasers option. All convey
nncing ~ purchasers cost. A deposit of D Will be
reqrited on the day Of gale II the terms are not
compiled with within I've drs from the day OF sale
the trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk and
cost of the deaultlng pur, r,haser.
A. II. STEPHENSON, rr,s,aos
SAMUEL III. WIAiSATT J ii"''o'''
National Republican., 1880-11-16
PERaONAl..
LOST.

did go to tho appointed place
ID Saturday, leave the city this week. Where
can nOte rench youf nolG1le