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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-21

II you are bilious you viii find positive
relief by using sellers Liver Pills. Sold
by nll duggists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-21
FOR RENT.

\ DESIRABLE HOUSE ON HANR
street. Within one minutes walk of Post
Omce. Rent Low, Apply to
o. Z. TERRILI,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-21

FOR sALE.

LARGE ELEGANT DESK, suIta-
bic for bank, office or store. Enquire at Ash
tHbula National Bank. Si-tr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-21
ONE more IlIPOSSIBILITY ACCOMPLISHED

Warrented to produce a luxuriant growth Of
hair without regard to the age OF the person. II
is not hair dressing and needs no advertising
as il will advertise itself
Price 81 per bottle. For sale only BY the manu-
mCturer. A. II, TERRY,
$3.50 Ashtahula o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-21
Administrators Notice.

-6S a W. STILES, Sheriff,
As Special Master Commissioner.
AMIDoN & GERoME, PrtnsAttorneys.
Sheritts Onice. Jefferson, May 10, 1880.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-21
WILL STAND AS FOLLOWS:

Brought From Canada NOvember.S78
win Serve limited number Of mares during
the season Of 1880.
National Republican., 1880-03-16
Baltimore Markets.

The Consolidated Pacific has levied an asses
ment Of 81.
National Republican., 1880-03-16

Browning vs. District OF Columbia; 4O5, Cook Va.
Gleason; 400, Higgins, Cobb & Co. Vs. Blcber ct al,
4ll Mitchell u Martin VS.. Conover i13 Bacon vs..
Cox 40 Brien VS.. District of COumbia Az, Davis
% Hoden VS.. Hall e Hume; 4l9, Appleman VS..
Enoch Stiles 42l, Appleman vs. Talbot ct al;
40, Hooo Bro. vs. Thomns, eXecutriN, ct al Az
Wheatlcy Bro. OF al. VS.. Thyson's exccutrx.
CIRCUIT CoURT No. 2-JUsricE Cox.--No. s3i'
Iadsou vs.. Chappalear; 81 MelOy vs. Dennis ct al;
8sS, Needham VI. b. &P. X. r. Co; 42G, Mckee VS..
Gleason; 1913, Hcssc vs. Burr; i3i Reid VS.. Black;
i3G, Clark vs. Wimsntt; 43s Ileany vs.. Tucker;
ilO, DOble vs. Hill; AL, Goodhart VS.. Dc Wondo-
lear; 4l5 Stanton trustee, VS.. Douglass; AIS Bryan
VS. District of Columbia; $50, Berger Ys. Goldstein
ct all l52, Porner VS.. Gleason; PIG, Kraft vs.. Lang
don.
Equity CouRT-JusrIcE HAGNER.--No. II, Cnhill
vs. Cahill @, Rcck VS. Neizy; III, Miller vs. Miller;
10 AtchisOn VS.. Capitol Hill building Association;
Is Morrison vs. Sinister; 10, Knowles vs. Dodge;
90 CGter vs.. McCauluy; q, Flanagan Vs Snow; ~,
Pough vs. Leitch.
CRIMINAL Court JUSTICE JAMEs--Rcubon Rob.
inson, resisting officer Thomas Holmes, larceny;
Joseph w. Harvey unlicensed dog; William Collins,
assault and battery; John c. Cox embczzementi
Robert Fauth, keeping policy shop; Annie Faulk,
larceny; Isaac Pinon, malicious trespass; Armsted
Bankot, receiving stolen property two cascs)
George H. Frcidloy selling policy; John Doody, lar.
ceny; John BabbinWon resisting officer; William
Cone, forgery, and cases left over from yesterday.
National Republican., 1880-03-16
Thnsc Neyy Voots.

L saw, says New York correspondent, a
tall, stately and elegant lady on her way down
Broadway. She was dressed faultlessly, iudg-
ing by the standard of present fashions, and
was an object of interest aud scrutiny us she
moved through the feminine crowd. Sho
looked rs unconscious rs anybody whose heart
was bounding with the knowledge that her
clothes were being admired. Her gait was
easy, even and graceful, until, all of a sudden,
she stopped, and in n flash grew two inches
shorter. This shortening of her statue
startled me. She rocked for few Sec
onds like ship in short sea, and
then righted herself, rose TO her former height
and passed on. What could it mean? had
not been deceived rs to tho lessening of her
length, Tor her dress, now as before, cleared
the sidewalk on which it rested during her
brief dwafage. Determined TO solve this mys-
terry, l followed her until precisely the Same
thing happened again; and that time l saw
the simple cause Of the astonishing effect.
hcols than ever, and the heels of the shoes arc
placed so far forward that the heels of the
wearer project rearward. In fact these
French heels, as they are called. are now
put us near the middle of the foot rs possible
and not destroy the centre of gravity. To
walk on them is difficult, and without prac-
tice is us dangerous rs skating to n novice, but
the ladies learn after while to manage them
very well. In the case of this particular lady,
however, the heels were so near the counter
posing spot that she was about evenly ball
anced on them and no exercise of skill could
save her from occasionally tipping backward
Oh them. They did not ovcrturn her, but 1t
lot her own real heels down to tho ground,
while her toes pointed skyward, and her stat
ure was shortened by just the height Of tho
French heels,
National Republican., 1880-03-16
That million of Postage stamps.

really have solid reasons for believing that
there have been cranky people who have made
the acquisition of 100000 of postage stamps
q condition for the accomplishment of some
vital matter. A legacy may depend upon it.
A marriage may depend upon it. Some old
imbcCilc may have insisted on having the wall
of his bedroom pasted with 100000 of post
age stamps, 1t Is not perhaps so difficult MS
might be thought to bring together of 100000
of used-up stamps. 1t might, under certain
circumstances, even he worth while to buy %
few thousand stamps TO get them stamped. If
you have the waste paper of very busy Offices,
you will be greatly helped in the accumula,
tion. Most people who begin such an accumu.
lation break down after time. A lady told me
the other day that sne was saving up her postage
stamps toward the million, and l calculated
that it would take her 250 years at the present
rate to complete her task. If you can't COM
plete your own collection, you may make
yourself helpful in the matter of helping to
complete collections of luckier people. A
million of postage stamps is II possession
decidedly worth the having, 1t would have
its value in the universal market.--LondoH
Society.
National Republican., 1880-03-16

BALTIMORE. Mn. March IS
Cotton dull and weak. Middling, l3Lc
Flour dull, but steady. Howard street and
Western superfne, 81 25GD5 90; do extra, S5 25C6
G co. do family. So j@7O0. City mills guperiine
81 25@50 90: do extra, SIS 256t6 90; do family Sc 30
@72 do Rio brands, 81 %; Patapsco family 81 75
Wheat-sonthern steady; Western dull and
al so: No. l Maryland, 81 4SGll 4Sl$ No Q Western
winter red, spot and March, 81 1871 April, 81 $500
LAG May, 81 4iS@l i44 June, 81 lO4al lO's; July,
Corn Southern steady; Western firm and
steady. Southern white. 5Sd50c; do yellow SIC:
Western mixed. spot 57Ic; March, 5G@5G4o;
April, 5lq5lAc; May, 5S1S@5314c June, 52l& 52Nc;
Oats quctand steady. Southern. 4sdlloe: Western
white, F@lse do mixed, 4G847c; Pennsylvania
48949c.
Rye quiet at 03@05c.
Hay steady; Prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, slG@ll7 per ton.
Provisions steady and quiet. Mess pork,
sl3 2j@lS so; Bulkmeats-lOose shoulders 43le;
clear rib sides, 0j4c do packed. 54@715c; bacon
shoulders, 53lc; clear rib sides, Sc; hams lO@l2c:
lard, refined terces. SIC.
Butter steady. Prime TO choice Western packed,
20@26c; roll 2OG25c.
Eggs firm at llGIl2c.
Petrocum-Crude. nominal refined, nomnNly
Coffee dull and lower. Rio cargoes 132119i5ISc &C.
Sugar firm. A SOFT 0lHc.
Whisky dull at 81 i0IS6D1ll
Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet. Cotton
S-l6CgI4d; -four, 2s grain 5@5Hd.
Rcceipts-ElouT, 1896 bbls; wheat, 47G00 bu
corn, 2Sl 800 bn; oats, 8 900 bu; rye, Q 100 bu'
Shipments-Wheat none: corn. 100000 bu.
SUles-Wheat, 3ii, $50 bu; corn, 624, ,750 Du,
National Republican., 1880-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Colorado GInnIer.

gentleman who has during the last two
years travcrsed the mountains around Lead
villo and penetrated almost every ono of tho
secret recesscs, Informs Herald reporter that
tlcro is within twenty-five miles of this city
ono Of the most interesting Curiosites of ma
ture-a veritablc glacier, presenting all tho
characteristics Of the glaciers Of Switzerland,
both In magnitude aud motion, its progress
being gradually down the gulch. The scene
OF this curiosity is located in the Mosquito
range, about fifteen miles north of tho pass.
Our informant says that he first discovered
IL about three years ago, while out on q
prospecting tour. II was then about a mile in
length, and at the bottom of the gulch pre-
sehted sheer precipice of ice not less than $50
feet In height. Later In the season the place
was visited again, aud IL was found that the
great mass of ice had melted until at its face
IL was not more than 100 feet high, the loss
from the surface reducing It's length to nbout
half n milo. Again, early the following year,
the place was visited, and the glacier was
found TO have reganed its bulk, showing that
the accumulation of Ice and snow during the
winter was about one-third its gross
bulk. The rocks on the side OF this
immense mass Of ice show the marks Of at
triton, proving, beyond all controversy, that
the glacier is In motion. Indeed, the earth at
the foot of the glacier, heaved up in great
masses, shows that IL is gradually moving
down into the valley. During the summer n
large stream of water flows from tho face of
the icy cliff. Our informant is Of the opinion
that tho glacier, as IL progresses out Of tho
deep gorge in which il was formed, will slowly
melt away, aud that IL will not last many
years. 1t is out of the way of ordinary travel.
and the route to the scene is exceedingly diff
cult, so that IL is not likely to bo visited OK
ccpt by prospectors and hunters.-LeddriAS
(COlD Herald
National Republican., 1880-03-16
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GoOD size iron safe, cheap. Apply at 100 Market
" space. marlG-3t
ENOR sALE-whlte LeyhOru eggs for Matching, 81
A. per H.. My fowls took first premium at National
fnlr nnd first and second 1T Washington Poultry AS
soclatlon. II PorBuRY. ana Lstnw. marlS9tt
BARGAIN-A bar-roOni complete, on fre.
"A quented thoroughErc, within two squares oil
Patent and General Post Offices uicar pennsylvauin
W. marriott
National Republican., 1880-03-16

AN Leave Washington,
boo -B,9lnImoIe, , Elllcot civ aud Way stations
cO'TttSNEAMx TtN Ax S9Ek E PMiLADLLhIhbiA ~ AND HIS BHs-
Breakta at Relay station.
0;50-BaltimOre, Annapolis. and Way. (Pedmont.
strnSnurg winchester, Hagersiown, Frederick,
sOo@1s Gnq Nsyi M1FT ye FkTeaXyS LAUREL Exrprss
slo-Point OF Rocks, Piedmont, strosburg, Wnches-
teT, Hagerstown, and Way Stations -.
AND BALTfGoRE ExPREss. " Pariof E or Car Ftt; to
Nsw Ygrk diIs ggd PhIlgHdelphis scorr,,prs Sn
PtTTsBURq EXPRE,sS. Frederick, fIagers.
TErough he car 10 siauhon % Pullman Cars S@Syf to cR.
einnal daily. Grafton 10 sandusky daily, except
BSIypSltI@pTs AppsgOls and Way
burg College, Beltsyille, Laurel, Annapolis juno
. ton. Jessup's, and Hanover.
i2:lo- baltimore, Annapolls Elcott City and Way.
i!aoz.NEW YORK, PflILA DELPHIA, AND hos.
A9o5nB4AALTIM9Rk;' n4.A II 'BLADENsBURG, AND I.AU-
ts5-tPiont Of Rocks, Frederick, Uager,towu, Win.
nf Rocks and Way stations only.
fPPH2N NRpSEk GGS TkE s'%tHB' 2NS BAL
TlMo,RE EXPkEsS. Noriolk, except Sunday.
boat at Canton Stopsat Badensburg and Laurel.
600 Point OF llocks gnd Way Stations.
sfXhffModnG sfimIlS dng W XS5 5'q,i2pi LAUREL EXPRESS
5lsItCIiicAtG3o,' 'Cofi.TUiMbus. AND PrTTsBuRo
EMPRESS. Sleeping cars TO Chicago and Pitts
GiigfiNEw YoRK' a'ISfi 'IPSiffifLA DELPHIA. AID BAL.
TfMORE EXPRESS. stops at Badensburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to Philndelphh
aso,,tSr. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
tDally sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All Trains stop Mt Relay Station.
For further Information apply a the baltimore and
Ohio ticket Washington Station. and 500, go.
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders viii 10
taken Tor baggage TO be checked and received at any
point IN the city. w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
/. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO 4. KOONTZ General Agent.
National Republican., 1880-03-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY TATTERS IN NEW FORK
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

New YoRK March 10. 1880.
Money loaned up to 6ls per cent per diem, but
closed easy at per cent
Exchange was dull aud barely steady Mt 4slI5 to
tS1 fOT long and lS13{ to iSS for short sight.
Governments were generally steady.
State bonds were dun aud nominal
Railroad bonds were firm and generally higher.
Erie consols seconds advanced to 0lI& Chesapeake
& Ohio (seres ~ to GglS Eric consols frsls to ls;
Union Pacific iirsts TO 1876 Central Pacific rsts
TO lib, and Wabash equipments to 43. C., G. ]. G..
supplementary fell on from S3lS TO SO. Ohio & Mis-
sissippi cOnsos sold at III, aud sinking funds at
llb. The largest transactions were in Central and
Union Pacific iirSts Chesapeake & Ohio currency
skies were firm, and advanced to lil at the close,
The stock market was firm in the carly dealings,
and prices advanced "a TO 29S per cent Subse-
quenny there was n reaction OF u to IL per cent.
IN the general list while Pacific Mail declined
"a, and Nashville & Chattanooga 81 per cont.
During the afternoon the lastnamed recovered 3,
and the general market advanced "a TO "a per
cent, Ohio Il Mississippi leading the upward move
mcnt. Central Arizona rose to O1I The market
closed firm at slight reaction from the best
figures.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares including
Delaware, Lnckawanna Il Western 1000, Erie,
22,OO0, Iron Mountain 5000, Lake Erie Il Western
10000, Little Pittsburg 5000, Manhattan Elevated
25,0O0, Northwestern 3l,0OO Nashville & Chntta.
nooga 1000 Ohio Il Mississippi 10000, Pacific Mail
1000, st.. Paul 10000, Sutro Tunnel 1900, and
Wabash Pacific 6,0O0
National Republican., 1880-03-16
1879
GREAT
1879

80, ,,,,t, ,PENEMIsYLX,AMIA ,PENEMIs L, ROUTE, ,r,,,.,,,,
an, =, DOUBLE T9ACk, STEEL RAILS. Us ,,o,,,,
SPLENDID scENEhS4l I'M. sMN4HeNIFicENr EQUIP
MN ,,,., II ), EFE,EGT I; /, S JANUARY 9. isSG
ner Of sixth and streets; as follows; 49,. ...
For Pittsburg and the West 1Gi0 n m. daily with
PGTi2r Car 70 Pits6urg and sleeping Cars irom
n 5f NIB F6ToSad PSsSS i e
and the North ht 0 H. m. daily, except sunday
!:49 p: m daily except Saturday, with Palace Cars
and EimiIa ut 1910 a. m daily except sunday.
For Now York and the Fast, $40 NJ. I:ooand 10 p
r,r,t,: M r1u% On sunday % ,,,r Gn p m. c.. oso
daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, New YorK all through trains connect
nnordng direct transfer 70 Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ierriaEe across New York CITY,
Limited Express 800 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore, 8 $40, $3.50 1910 a. m. ana 1890. 4iO
SO 53S, ~ and Ga5 ?. m. On Sunday lCoa a.
For Pope's Creek Line. q. IN and t:2O p n daily
For Aniiapolia $40 n. m. aud 400 daily, except
AIExSNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Way AND ALEXAN DRIA AND WASHING.
TON RAILROAD. -.
For Alexandra, Z, 7;2o. o. II a. m: 4;2o. $50 02j
and ll;3O u m. On Sunday. :. U ana IL IL M. and !
For Richnond and the South, 200 n M. daily, and
N20 u. IN daily except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, g. 5, 10 n
On sunday at aud 10 a, NJ, aud 0:nj p, m.
Tickets. information sleeuing and paTlor-car ac-
commOdatons can be procured at the olhces-nortll
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue, and at the depot where orders can pe
left for the echecking ofbaggage TO destination from
L. 7. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
National Republican., 1880-03-16
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

By virtue ofa writ of heri facas issued ont Of the
clerks Office of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, win sell at public
sale for cash at the Court HOus door of said District
O'Clock M, all the right title, claim and the Interest
OF the defendant in and TO the following described
hundred and eightynlne (CS0) ana the south part OF
lot seven, in said square, commencing At the south,
Washington, ID. G., running thence east with the
south line OF lot n said square; thence north with the
west line of said lot II the northwest Of said
lot ~ thence west parallel with the south line olsGd
lot to the east line OF South Capitol street, thence
south along said street TO place Ofbegnnng together
with all and singular the improvements thereon
seized and levied upon MS the property of g. 5, Mat
toon, TO satisfy execution No LEY law, In favor o
Jonn s. MCGrew. FREDK DOUGLASS.
mari-dts United States Marshal u. c.
National Republican., 1880-03-16
FREE ADVERTISING.
N O Q H a H G. il
Advertisements under tho head OF
WANTED. FOR RENT. &c.

WANTED, fOh NENI, &C.,
or an acceptable nature and not to exceed four lnes
ON our third page, free 10 all.
No Business Advert semcnts inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
Ave cents per line for eaeh Insertion.
II answers fill to come the first time, wc invite n
second, third or as many repeons as are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
veraors TO ioel that they imposing us, but
are doing us favor by using free columns,
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY nro not delivered through the
postoillce. If Initials are used they should be directed
TO the care OF some person, firm or postolce box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock y. m.
Advertisements Gun he left ut our Office, or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-03-16

BY virtue ofa decree o. the Supreme court Of the
District of Columbia passed IN equity, cause No. 521,
Equity (McDnnil vs. WrlghO, / Will sell ut public
auction, In front OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
March %, 1851, ut 1880 o'clock y. mo- part OF lots ~ y
and ~ In Cotmans subdivision OF square a0j, begin
ming on Eleventh street northwest 70 ct south nom
the northeast corner Oi said square, and running
thence south 10 feet; theme, west IS feet Inches;
thence north 10 feet aud thence east IS feet inches
to tie beginning and improved hy two.stOry and
basement brick dwelling house. No. 1904 Eleventh
street northwest.
Terms-One-tliird cash, balance in and i2 months
with por cent interest all cash ut option of pur-
chaser. Deposit Of slOJ required and all conNeyanc-
iny ut purchasers cost. JOB BARNARD.
j. r, COLDWELL, Trustee,
Mnrl7-eo6ds Auctioneer. 500 ID street W.
National Republican., 1880-03-16
March 5. 1880.
TTNITEp sTATEs MAUsHALs SALE.

by virtue of two writs Of iieri facas issued out of
the Clerks ONCE OF The supreme Court OF the DIS.
triCt of columbia, and TO directed, VIII sell nj
public sale for cash. at he Court House door of said
District. ON THURSDAY, The 25lh day Of MARCH,
1880 at II o'clock M, all the right title, claim and
interest Of the defendant, John a. Butler, in and
10 the followng.drscrihed property, to-wlti Part
or lot ~, square 25 In Washington, ID, c. beginning
the same thrty-sx feet from the northeast corner
OF said square, aud running thence west with the
line Of North street tweny-tOur feet. thence duo
south about seventy-ive fee to an alley three and
one.alf feet wide thence east along the line OF said
alley twenty-luur feet thence due north about
sevcnty-hve feet To the place OF b, ginning levied
upon as tho propcrty OF John \. Butler, 10 satisfy
executions Nos q lJ Rnd q Gf, m favor ol James A.
Harrison. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
MARCH 4, 1850. u. S. Marshal.
National Republican., 1880-03-16
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE

BY virtue of writ of tierl faciaS issued out of the
Clerks Ofiice OF the SUPP eme court of tho District of
olumbia, and 10 me directed. will sell at public
sale Tor cash a ne Court Iouse door of said DIS
trct gu SATURDAY, the 10Th day of March, 1850, at
1880 o'clock p, all the right, title claim and Inter
est of the defendant IN and 10 the ollowingdescrbed
property. to-wt Lot No II, In square No. IN the
city OF Washington, snid District, together with all
and singular the improvements thereon levied upon
as tie property of William Relde 10 satisfy execution
No. $3.50, law, III favor Of Dnnlel linnnon
FRED'K DOUGLASS
AInrulI Ii La
National Republican., 1880-03-16
The Obvious Fitness of Things.

A little ivc.year.old girl of this city, who ia
receiving kindergarten course in object
lessons was told yesterday by her teacher that
the camel had -four stomachs Examining tho
block representations of this beast of tho
desert for moment, to decide where he
carried them all, tho little one pointed to tho
hump and exclaimed: "Oh, mamma. and
there's where he keeps them, don't heY-OA
CiU Derrick.
National Republican., 1880-03-16
CHANCERY SALE.

A NhANCElN SALE.
BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court OF the
District bf Columbia, passed IN Equity cause No.
LIS doc. 20, viii oiler for sale at auction, on
TUESDAY, the I'D DAY OF MARCH, 1850, ut .
O'Clock p m iu front of the premises, lots Nos. Is
and 2S i ODonoghues subdivision OF rt OF lot 2,
in square No bis, in the city of Washington, u. G..
Lot % fronts twenty-five feet on North q street,
between Fourth ard Finh streets AID lot .S lrUnts
twenty-five feet on Wushin4tOn street, both of said
lots having depth of 100 feet,
Terms OF sae-Onehalf cash; residue IN two equal
cont Interest. deposit of $50 on each lot at time
of sale.
REGINALD FENDALL Trustee.
DuNCANsON BEos .Auciinneers. marl9eOdehs
National Republican., 1880-03-16
Tho Newsrnpcrs of the World.

The German newspapers publish the fol-
lowing concerning the newspapers aud peri
odicals in existence: Iu Germany there are
3,77s; in Austria, 1900; in England, 2,5O9; in
France, 1900; in Italy, 1,126, and in Russia,
500. Altogether there are in Europe l3, 600
newspapers and periodicals. In Asia there arc
3SS; in Africa, 80; in America, $780, aud in
Austria, 100. The number for the whole
world is 81, 2,000.-LondOn Times.
National Republican., 1880-03-16

recorded In iber s22 folio SO one Of the Land records
for the District Of Columbia, and decree Of the si-
pfCnC Court Of the District OF Columbia, pusstd cd
ruary 20 1881 IN equity No GSQ and nt the re-
quest of the parties thereby secured, viii sell IN
mont OF the premises ON TUESDAY. March lO lsSO,
gt O'Clock p m, Mt public auction, TO tie highest
bidder The OllOwng real estate situated ~ tile city
OF Washington, District of Columbia, VIZ! All oflOt
and the east part Of lot being the cast feet thereof
ON III street northeast and ~ feet on BounlUiy ana
running across the entire square ead lot and pnrt
OF lot being In William l{ TOdds recorded subdi.
VISION OF square north of square No l00, Improved
by q frame dwelling.
, Terms Of ofSaio-One-ihird the purchnsc money cash
the balance nj and l2munths with per cent Inter
est 20 b. secured by decd of trust on the property
sold, or all cash, ut the tion Of the purchaser.
All cOnycyanCug at the cost OF the purchaser. de-
posit OF 75 VIII be required when the property is
struck Oft Terms u be complied with IN seven day ~
and, upon default resale ut the risk OF dciiutng
purchaser.
nlni-d,Nda THOMAS KINRY. Trnatee.
National Republican., 1880-03-16

By virtue OF nn order of the District Court of the
Uuited states for the District OF Columbia, VIII sell
at public sale Tor cash, at Gheen d Oaburrs stables
No. e2i street northwest, Washington, ID. G., on
SATURDAY, the tn day OF March, 80, ut II O lock
q. M. the fol owing described property To wit; Onl
brown horse seized under process Vi court In case
No aS District court, OF said strict. - -
FREDk DOUGLASS,
mariG.dts United states Marshal.