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DOORKEEPER'S OFFICE,
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES u. g.,
WAsHINGToN. DC, March 80. 1897
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until IL O'Clock noon, on SATURDAY,
April B. 1880, for furnishing the House of Repre-
sentatiyes, and storing in vaults of south wing of
Capitol 600 tons best White Ash Furnace Coal, 100
Wood. Coal to weigh 2, 24O pounds per ton. and to
be reweghed at Capitol If desired. Wood to meas
ure 12S cubic feet per cord. and corded and meas
ured at Capitol. Oak Wood TO be sawed in two cuts
and delivered by April Is, $780, Coal and Pine Wood
by April 25, $780, Pine Wood. being first delivered
Storage and Government inspection at bidders
cost. The right to reject any and all bids and to
accept or reject any excess IN quantity, is reserved
to the Government. Envelopes containing bids
must be marked Proposals for Goal and Wood"
and addressed to
CHARLES W. FIELD,
mer3l-3t Doorkeeper II. of r.
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PROPOSALS FOR SAND.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR J
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 80, lS80b
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
600 cubic yards. more or less, of best SAND for
brick work, at the site of the North Wing of the
Building for State, War and Navy Departments,
will be received at this Office until II of April g.
$780, and opened Immediately thereafter in pres
ence of bidders.
Specifications general instructions for bidders
and blank forms of proposal Will be furnished to
established dealers in sand, upon application to
this office, where q sample of the sand required
may be seen. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
mar30St It. Col. Corps of Engineers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FINE DWELLING
H0HSES SAN, AMP LOTS. CONTAINING ABOUT
BB BY THE Ha4E 5dDaE G Sc HMERs OWNED
By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court IL
for for prnce or4 g county Maryland sit
Trustees, will offer at public auction, FRIDAY,
APRIL 2SD 1880. AT THE HOUR OF Il O'CLOCK NJ,
df fair, if not on the next day thereafter), the
Houses, situated at Hyattsville. Prince Georges
county, with lots of land attached, containing to-
gethe- aboutb acres, ornamented with choice ever
kinds, all in healthy and good condition The
larger of the two dwellings is two story house
with tin roof. containing eleven room, with hand
some porch and bay windows good stables and
ether necessary out houses in prime condition
The second dwelling is two-story house with six
rooms. bay windows and porch attached.
Washington Branch Of the Baltimore and Oaio
railroad, within few yards of the railroad depot
at Hyattsyile and within ten minutes travel of the
National Capital.
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree,
are as follows Two thousand dollars to be paid in
casn on the day OF sale, or upon its ratification by
tie Court the residue of the purchase money to be
paid in siX months from day Of SALE the whole in
cash. at the option OF the purchaser; the whole pur
chase money to bear interest from the day of sale
The deferred payment to be secured by the bond of
Trustees. Upon the payment of the whole purchase
money and interest, the Trustees are authorized to
execute by good and su thcieut deed, to be exc
cuted and acknowledged agreeably to law, and
yey to the purchaser purchasers of said property
In fee simple, the property to him, her or them
sold. free, clear and discharged of all claim of the
claiming by. from or under them. The purchaser
will be required to make deposit on the day of sale
rE- Those wishing to purchase this property are
Hyatt, esq.,, Hyattsville, Prince Georges county
6. g. MAGRUDER, ! r.rstsss
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az Sir Francis Hincks, and the other direct
ors OF the Consolidated Bank OF Montreal In
dicted at the last Assizes for criminal misman-
agement, have been acquitted.
tF-Andrew Wallace, a prominent citizen OF
Indianapolis, Ind. and heavy mine operator
was shot four times. probably fatally. Tues
day, near Deadwood ID. T., by his son, who was
deliriouS from severe sickness.
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lust RECEIVED-An new supply Of
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
EASTER CARDS and EASTER EGGS.
A very LARGE ASSORTMENT on hand this year, in
Guiding designs from all the manufacturers.
NEW BOOKS.
The Readers Hand book, by Rev. e. G. Brewer $3. 50
Oral Deformites. by Kingsley. 500
Patent Case Index, by W. p Preble. jr....... 500
Schoulers Bailments, including Carriers. 600
Prayers and Hymnals in cases and separately.
w. II. & o. III. MORRISON,
Law BOOKSELLERS AND STATIoNERs.
marl9 4S5 Pa, ave.
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BAKERY. BAKERY!

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE FL On , SENEN Ut g., STREET: BETWEEN
CI1Y, DC, No. 1243 SEVENTH STREET.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
Of The District OF Columbia sitting in equity, f1y
ia the case of Beavens Il Shaw VS.. Hughes ct -.
al, (No. g. 955, Ed, the undersigned as Trustee
on THURsDAy, THE 18th DAY OF p APRIL n A. D.
1890, AT ~ o'C,k Pm. the aboye-numbered pr an
ses. known as Lot No. twenty-five, (25, in square
numbered four hundred and forty eight, 44s,) of
the Official subdivision of said square in said city
Brick House, containing about nine rooms, and fit
ted up in every way as first class Bakery.
Terms OF sale: The purchase money shall be pay
able one third day Of sale, third in one year
and third in two years thereafter with interest,
the deferred payments to be secured to the parties
according to their respective interest by good and
sufficient mortgage upon premises so sold, which
shall be subject to the approval of the Court de-
Eoct OF two hundred $4,000 dollars is required of
the purchaser whose bid is accepted soon as the
property is knocked down to said purchaser.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee.
$50 ~ street.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS. ap2- edSdS
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NNHE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
- Consists of the immense stock of BOOTS and
SHOES OF the latest Spring Styles, now on exhibi-
ton and sale at the great
~ BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
ISA fenn'a avenue. Near National Hotel.
ne remarkable low prices that rule at this estab
ilsnment are not only a surprise to our purchasers
Out TO the manqfacturers of the goods themselves.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Ladies, Fine Kid. French Heel. Box-toe, from
Ladies Pebble Goat. French Heel. Box toe. from
Ladies' Cloth Top, Button Boots from 81 Is up
Laaies, Fox Button Boots. from 81. 25 up.
LaoleS, Fox CATERS U.ace). from rs cents up.
Ladies' Kid Slippers, from 50 cents up.
LADIES' Newport Ties, from 81 up.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Sents hand-s1tched. Calf Caters, from 81 Is up.
Gents English Walking Shoes, from 81. * ur.
Gents Fine CAT Boots. Warranted. from 81 25 up.
fine assortment of Gents Hand made Low Quar-
ters-a Specially.
Special Notice-A Box of Backing Given TO every
Customer whose Purchase Amounts to 50.
GREAT BOSTON SHOE HOUSE.
Sign of the Red FLAG.
NEAR NATIONAL HOTEL.
LEOPOLDeRICHOLO
mar26-3m Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LOT GROOKRIEs.
40 BOXES CLAY PIPES &c, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING, April Sd. 1880, "A
shall sell large collection of new and second
hand Furniture, &c. Also, lot Groceries,
Pipes. &c.
ap1-N THOMAS DOWNING Auctr
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

N0HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE WEST
END HOTEL, CORNER WASHINGTON AND
BRIDGE STREETS, GEORGETOWN, d. O..
COMPRISING ABOUT FIFTY ROOMS, All
On MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 12rH,@
1880, COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK, at they'll
above hotel, I shall sell the entire contents ~
comprising in part mi
Two French plate Pier Mirrors.
Pianoforte by Hallet Davis 4 Co.
Walnut Rep Parlor Furniture.
Black Walnut Chamber Suites.
Fine Hair Mattresses.
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows.
Window Hangings, Marble top Tables
BRUSSELS, Three ply and Ingram Carpets.
Hall and Stair Carpets, Brass Stair Plates.
Walnut Extension Dining Tables. Dining Chairs.
Silver Plated Ware, Coffee and Tea Urns.
China and Glass Ware &C.
Together with many other articles not necessary
to mention.
This Furniture was made to order by Adolph
Bro, Philadelphia, for Mr.. Shinn.
Terms cash.
ap2-dts THOMAS DOMLING. Auct
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DYEING AND sOOURXN0.
% JEFFERSON ST.. Gsoaarrovu. d. q.
Work called for. and delivered free Of charss.
Bend your address. s.ha
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
MAS BOWLING Auctioneer.

TI1HOMAS DOWNING AuctiOneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON LOUISIANA AVENUE OP-
POSITE THF CITY HALL, CONSISTING OF
TWO LANCE BRICK BUILDINGS, CHIEFLY
OCCITPIfD AS OFFICES
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IL 1NaINK sPINDLH OYLINDKR ana SEW.
Ing AAOHlNE OILS are manufactured hY r II
k0LO00. II Cedar q. New Yogf. nalS
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o0U "a blTt
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. app eds
WAITER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FINE DWELLING
HOUSES AND LOTS, CONTAINING ABOUT
FIVE ,4r, ACRES :, OF :, LAND ATTACHED; At
BY THE LATE JUDGE HUGHES
National Republican., 1880-06-01
HON. ii, VAN AEHNAsI.

DR.. VAN AERNAM has represented during
the present congress the thirty-third dis
trict of New Yolk, composed of tho counties
of Cattaraugus and Chautauqua. 1t is not
the first time he has been honored by his
district in similar manner, having been
called at time when the truest men were
needed to the same position. His long and
varied experience Of public affairs, his own
quiet ana fearless nature, together with q
clear discriminating mind and principles
that are as firm as n rock, make him n very
able representative. During the present
session Of congress he has been always at
his post. Whether the hours were to be
frittered away in the idle harangues with
which the democratic statesmen have been
trying to stave off legislation and kill time,
or whether important voting was to be
DONE he was always in his seat-the same
cool, watchful observer, courteous to all,
respected by ALL and ever faithful to his
trust. All his routine work as Il representa-
tive has been done punctually and we'll.
He has attended TO the interests of his con-
stituents with a patient zeal and an un-
tagging energy that may well entitle him
to their earnest and continued support and
we are gratiHed to Learn that his renomina--
ton is rs well assured Us any future thing
can be. His district can have Il no more
faithful or respected representative.
National Republican., 1880-06-01
POLIrIC4L NOTES.

REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM MCKINLEY, Of Ohio
In letter To a constituent who opposed any change
in the tariff Oh woolens, says; The ways and
means committee Gre now prepared with bill TO
report 10 the house affecting good many indus
tries We will make q fight against 1t, and have
strong hope that we will be successful. Personally
am opposed to any tinkerng with the tariff at all
at this time. II is u great subject, and too much
depends upon It's proper solution TO do anything
hastily in the premises
COLONEL ISGEEsoII's plan for the election Of
president and yice-presIdent Is to 50 enlarge the
powers ofthe electoral college as to give It The sole
direction Of deciding the result and relieve con-
gress from any share IN it whatever. An amend
ment to the constitution could be submitted to the
different state legislatures by the present congress
in ample time for the next presidential election to
provide for this plan, and we see no reason why il
should not be done, The change and improve.
mcnt over the presents system are both simple and
entirely fair. The electors being chosen to elect
president and yice-presIdent the duty Of making
the choice should therefore rest IN them altogether
IN is now asserted that Speaker Randall Is play
ing sly. There isno doubt that the Pennsylyauian
Is sly very sly dGYillsh sly. 1t is this He believes
that Tlldens name Will h6 Withdrawn in the Gin.
cinnatl convention and then he (Randal) will
present his dark horse, jeremiah s. Black
II Randall be sly, Jerry is positively tricky. Tho
bourbons are aware of this, and with all his con-
cedcd ability and his being deop-dyed IN the wool,
they Will net nominate him. There are also
several matters which happened during the closing
days Of the Buchanan administrations which Jerry
would be called upon to explain If nominated and
which explanations would prove SO unsatisfactory
National Republican., 1880-06-01
PERSONAL.
Z. J.. T..

Hon. d. X. CARTIER, chicf-iustice of the District
supreme court, Will leave to-day for Chicago.
w. L. RAMSEY. of New York, and Rev W. NJ
Harding, of Boston, are guests at the st, James.
Hon. MILES Ross, OF New jersey aud Hon. T. E.
Beltzhoover, of Pennsylvania, registered at Will
lards yesterday
]. A. CUMMINGS grand secretary of the knights of
Honor of the United States, and wife, of Boston,
Mass, are sojournng at the st. James,
Mr.. PAUL II. HAYNE, the southern poet, has suf.
fered from hemorrhages Of late. and is now lying
very i'll at his residence near Augusta, Ga,
MAJOR JOHN w. DANIELIq of Iynchburg. Va, is
to deliver the address at the celebration of the CEN
ennial Of the battle of Cowpens In South Carolina
GENERAL GORDON announces his intention to
make immediate appointments to meet the people
of Georgia and discuss face TO face with them the
issues that have grown out of his resignation.
Mr.. NJ. II. BRIGHT has assumed the editorial
direction of the Christian at Work. in place Of the
Rev. DR.. Taylor, who has resigned with the inten-
ton of making four months tour in Europe.
GENERAL n. p. BANKS is suffering from nalarial
fever and Will not be able to attend the reunion of
the boys in blue in Chicago or to deliver the deco
ration day address at Lowell Mass, as ho intend
ed.
THE Marquis of Lorne has declined the invita-
uou TO be present at the celebration of the two
hundred and fftieth anniversary OF the settlement
of Boston in September next pleading previous
engagement
THE late Joshua Jeans, of Philadelphia, be-
queathed $4,000 to the Academy of Natural Sci
not sign it. His sons, the executors. however, OH
Thursday paid the sum TO the academy
john KEITH, of Massachusetts, W. NJ. Levering
of Philadelphia James ). KtScr and wife, of Iren-
ton, \. j.; J. Lockett and wife, Of Brooklyn; ]. w.
+. Allemany, of Virginia; Allen Walton, of Ham
and l.. c. Hunt. of Parkersburg, W Va. registered
at the Metropolitan yesterday.
National Republican., 1880-06-01

to the American people that Jeremiah s. Black
would come in the losing horse in the presidential
race But by oil means nominate Jerry.
GENERAL BRADLEY r. Johnson who, as an ex-
rebcl general aud a southernor Of tho southerners,
ought to know something about the sentiment OF
democrats in his section Of the country, has given
his views on the subject Of the democratic nomi-
nation. His conclusions are not influenced by sec
tional prcjudiccs, however. Like many another
thoughtful observer from tho democratic point Of
viow he prefers Bayard, but does not see how he
can bo nominated and breads Tilden, but is afraid
he will carry the convention General johnson is
responsible for the statement that Justice Field has
"a literary bureau" in Washington working in his
interest, and that Tilden ropudiated his election
expenses in South Carolina. Generally speaking.
we should say that the democratic outlook, so far
rs candidates are concerned, is not hopeful. And
the nomination of Grant, southern democrats say,
will multiply the difficulties before them.
National Republican., 1880-06-01

A LAW has been passed by the legsla-
ture of New York and signed by the gov
ernor to empower the state, acting as trus-
tee, to accept the transfer of delinquent or
repudiated bonds of other states from her
own citizens owning them, and to bring
suit in its own name, according to the
forms prescribed by the constitution, for the
recovery of the defaulted debt.
National Republican., 1880-06-01

THE democratic convention of South
Carolina meets to-day. 1t will probably
nominate n full state and electoral ticket
as well as delegates to the Cincinnati con-
vontion. The convention will be unani-
mously anti-TILDEN. BAYARD is the fav-
Orite
National Republican., 1880-06-01

IT is now thought that an explanation of
the fall of two houses in New York the
other day may be found in the vibration of
the walls, caused by the incessant passage
of elevated railroad trains near the walls
and foundations. Cracks are showing them
selves in houses all over the city, due to
the same disintegratiug force.
National Republican., 1880-06-01

A PARTY of roughs in Philadelphia at
tackled Post 50, G.. a. r., colored company,
while engaged in decorating the graves of
soldiers buried in Lebanon cemetery. The
colored troops fought nobly and the roughs
were roughly handled.
National Republican., 1880-06-01

THE Raleigh (N. c. Observer predicts that
the census will show greater per cent. in
crease of native population in North Caro-
lima than in any other state-in fact, than
in the whole of New England put together.
Those who have seen the troops of white
headed children clustering about the pine
barren homesteads of middle and western
North Carolina will not dispute the predic-
ton.
National Republican., 1880-06-01
STATES MARsnATs SALE.

by virtue of writ of hori 'acias issued out OF the
CLERKS Ohice OF the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and 10 me directed, Will sell at public
sale, for cash. at the COuTt-Hou5e door of said Dis
trct, Oh THURSDAY, tho 10th day OF JUNE, 1850 at
Il o'clock m all The right, title, claim and interest OF
iho defendant, Patrick ODonogllue, in aud to the
loowlngdescrlbed property, to wit: Lot 80 in block
20, In fhrulkefs addition TO Georgetown, u. g., ut
corner of First and lingan streets, levied upon as
the property OF Patrick o. Donughue satisfy exc
cutiJn No. q ls0 at law In ihvor Of John ~ Kendall
FREUk DOUGLASS
MAY 20. nj. O-dis
National Republican., 1880-06-01

A CORRESPONDENT from this city to the
New York Tribune, having the initials n. b.
NJ, says, that the great campaign which
first brought General GRANT prominently
into notice and made him commander OF
the whole army was planned by woman" 4"
etc, etc. This is simply bosh. And if the
Tribune were not sunstruck against the
ex-president it would never allow such
silly talk in its columns.
National Republican., 1880-06-01

A SPECIAL dispatch to the Herald declares
that the Utes are selecting their best ponies
from the herds as though preparing for an
expedition. Meanwhile the Ute bill is not
being put through the house with expcdi-
tion. Probably the Utes are arranging to
hurry congress by killing few settlers
aud miners.
National Republican., 1880-06-01

THERE is not democrat in the country
who does not hold himself in hand ready
for great jump for joy if General GRANTS
nomination is defeated. Just notice how
all the BLAINE specials from Chicago are
copied into the democratic papers. They
know who the strong man is and delight to
see him weakened by those who should be
his friends
National Republican., 1880-06-01

HoRATIo SEYMoUR is seventy years old
to-day. The days of our years are three
score and ten; and if by reason of strength
" they be four score, yet is their strength
"labor and sorrow, for it is soon cut of, aud
we hy awayn
National Republican., 1880-06-01

PITTsBURG must be an ungodly place,
when presbyterian synod is obliged to
place itself under the charge of the chief
of police to prevent disorder. On satur-
day the moderator called Chief PENDER to
the stand and said that in consequence of
the disturbance made by drunken and ma
licious men he had asked the protection of
the city authorities This speech caused a
decided sensation, but it secured perfect
order until the adjournment of the synod
q few moments later.
National Republican., 1880-06-01

II seems that Secretary SHERMAN has
"a telephone communicating with his dun
geon cell.' We thought he would not
allow BLAINE TO beat him in hearing of
GRANTS nomination.
National Republican., 1880-06-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL TnEArRE.

National THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS AND SAT-
URDAY MATINEE June land
Complimentary Bencilt ~
MIR. WILLIAM II. T1IORNE,
(Mauagur of Thornes summer Garden)
Tho Beautiful Society Play
go LED ASIltAN,
with Mr.. Ihorne Mr.. NJ Herr Miss SaNton, MISS
McCawley and other we-knOwn amateurs in the cast
safe otseats will commence Wednesday morning.
GUNNER THEATRE COMIQUE
- Monday. May 81, nightly Hud tuesday and friday
MaiineeS. Another new company. tifsl nppeiIalce
OF the soamans, Charles g. aud Gcrte; the MoItonS
Harry and blanche; Eddie Brennan, Daisy hernel'
Mason and Wesley, George Meln0u, Ada Aunlr
Lizzie Aldino and our MlmmOih stock COMPANY
Ihc Great Female MinstrClS Jake Budd IN ue
Two Pompcys." Come down and we VIII MAKE ~
pleasant for YOU Tire great aiterpicrc. see WIS
great combination aud enjoy fresh air at the ssnc
time The only cool place In the city -
nDD-FELLOwY HALL.
~ WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2 1881
The Sparkling Comic Opera OF the
DOCTOR OF ALCANrARA,
by splendid cast. Admission, sc. Reservedseats
.bC extra, lui-4t
National Republican., 1880-06-01
(For The NATIONAL REPuDLfCAS.)
ICROSTIC.
"Our Decoration Dav. ,

"Our DECORATION nay"
On this bright May.day we dock with flowers
Union soldiers graves, our mourncd and honorcd
dead
Revered their memory and loved thro' oterniys
hours
Died TO save our homes from the invading rebels
tread.
Every loyal heart unltes in this grand and noble
work,
Carrying floral tributes to the tombs of patriots
true.
o how can sccessons tant in the minds of NOR
tails lurk,
Reviewing the names of gallant boys who for the
Red, White and Blue"
All sleep the droamess rest died for their countrys
flag
Though to what better fate could the soul OF man
aspire?
In knowing their life they gave to prevent South
ern Rag
o'ershadowing our Stars and Stripes, a dread
calamity dire.
Now again. all hail 10 our hero martyrs shrnes
Decorate their hallowed rcsting-pace in beautcous
"Arington."
Always will wave our glorious banner proudly in
the winds
Yonder from liberty's dome, on our Capitol
Washington.
MAY 80, 1880. ELF.
National Republican., 1880-06-01

A JURY in New York city has decided
that tenant cannot be held to his lease of
u house made unhealthy by defective drain
age, The tenantinqu question found that a soil
pipe had broken in the cellar, aud that from
the break poisonous gases arose and spread
through the house The landlord refused
to make thorough repairs of the drainage,
and the tenant moved out before the expira-
tion Of the lease. In addition to releasing
the tenant, the jury gave him $50 damages
and assessed all the costs on the landlord.
This is rs it should be, and it is 10 be hoped
that tenants will take courage to desert
malarious houses. A landlord who know
ingy rents one ought to bo proceeded
National Republican., 1880-06-01
AUCTION SALES.
LIMITED STATES MAnsHAf5s SALE

TINTED STATES MARsHAIis SALE
=
ny virtue OF writ of er faclas. issued out OF the
Clerk Office Of the supreme court Of the District OF
Columbia, and 10 me directed / VIII sell nj public
sale tor cash. ut the courthouse door OF said District
on TgESDA the 18TH day VI June, 1880 ai2 Ocll ok
M, dl the right, title claim and interest O the de
iendnt, John 9. Wright IN aud 10 the following de-
scrbed property to VIII; Parts of lots a. - aud "a
IN toltnans subdivision OF square No. 3OD Washing
tOncity, ID. G., beginning for the at n point on
Eleventh street ~ feet from the northeast corner OF
SUE square, and running thence south ID feet thence
west o. feet lnces thence north 10 feet and thence
eat to the place OF beginning together wi all and
Singular the improvements thereon, levied upon as
tie property OF John g. Wright to satisfy execution
DO l5ii5, ~ law. In favor OF Lewis Johnson ~ Co.
Iso Of Ida u. Marshall. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
m2jdtS T. y NInYahnI.