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Frost I'm North Narolina.

WELDON. n. c., October 14.-The first
very heavy frost OF the season fell in this
this morning.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. October IA. 1850.
sALEs.-600 iax.seceivsbIe coupons at o. 1000
A. and G. Income at 50: Is shares OF 0. ID. s. \.
Co.'s stock at 1904; 2 shares Of G. aud .. r. w.
stock At 90.
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u,oxAprrxa AND muRDER.
a youwg Roy stolen md Thsn Killed
60 Prevent Discovery.

STABBED sEvHx TiMss-rExPTATioN OF
POOR CLERK AT rus HAacE-coNFkss'oN
OF the CRIME.
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IRON.wORKs.
THE TRRDEGAR COMPANY,

RICHMOND. VA.
BUILD FaEIGHT.CARs OF ALL DEsCRir.
MAKE WHEELS AND AxLEs.
AND ALL ktNDs on
RAILWAY WORK. fiSH-pLATeA BOLTS
CHAIRS, sPIKE@ AND GAk-Ikok
HORSE Axp nuLk,S}6Es, wArxs. AND
''s al '''s' q 'aoS SS::iiii K s NAsEssss
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER IL, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamship wysnoke, Couch, New Yort, mer.
chandise and passengers, George W. Allen Co.,
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mall, merchandise, aud passengers, l.. u. Tstsms
agent.
CLEARED.
G rman brig fconis, kueppe master. for Rio
Erande do Sal, with a cargo Of -four comprising
1900 barrels, valued ~ tl7,0lo.30.
By TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH. October l4.-Brig q. T. tiesry. ffou
Charleston s. C.. for New York, put Ia here to-dsy
10. day leaking Schooner Alex. Harding, from 81.
Mary's for New York, also put back lsskiug.
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Flour.

Flour.
Fine, t3@s3.5O; extra, 1926: supHr6ne, $4,000
s4.75; common family. S5.50@t5.75.
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B i :. 11aPATSa ss S;Hs 8 8 :
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The French Chambers.

LONDON, October IA Paris dispatch
to the Reuter- Telegram Company says it I.
considered probable that the Chambers viii
meet on the 9th OF November.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACrURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

[Other houses had sales nj Ike pricesI
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NEW YORK, October 14.-Cott0n-Set receipts
l34 bales; futures closed barely steady; sales
$4,000 bales; October, slQ So; November.
December, elO.s5; January,
ell: February, s1f.l50.tllI6: March, D .326s
siLs3; April, sll.4s@sl1.49; May, Sll.62@
sll.64.
National Republican., 1880-04-28
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 81.
Cotton steady Middlng, 11A912c.
Flour more active but unchanged.
Whcat-Southcrn firm; Western dull and weak at
close Southern red. 81 22C9l %; do amber, 81 500
So; No. 2 Western winter red spot, and April,
81 25H@1 253< May, 81 2lA@1 243s; June. 81 600
/ 203z July, 81 ll4@l ll13; August, 81 0SI991 90.
Corn-southern firm for white, no yellow Offering;
Western dull, weak and neglected Southern white,
53c; do yellow, nominal; Western mixed, spot,
4Slg@4S7sc April, 4S@ISlIc; May, 47H9l79sc; June,
46JSd47c; July, 4Sc steamer 46c.
Oats--Southern, 424iic; Western white, 4l6142c;
do mixed, lOd41c; Pennsylvania, 42@ i3c.
Rye dull at SS@90c.
Hay unchanged
Provisions unchanged.
Butter firm. Prime TO choice Western packed,
22Cd25c; roll, 20@25c.
Eggs dull at 9@l0c.
Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee quiet. Rio caroges, 13H@l5Lc.
Sugar dull. A soft 0llC.
Whisky dull at 81 1901 l04,
Freghs unchanged.
Receipts-ilour,4 $50 bbls wheat, 122 400 bu; corn
207iI bu; oats. 1850 bu.
hipments-Wheat 60,02i bu; corn, 5S 1O0
Sales--Wheat 535, ISL bu; corn, 95,33S bu.
Virginia skies, old, % asked; do deferred asked
do consolidated 5Sl9 do second series 30 past due
coupons, s714 new ten-forties, 3s bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-04-28
FREE ADVERTISING.
M q O I'll a R G B /.
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WANTED, FOR RENT, &C.,
or an acceptable nature and not TO exceed four lines
on our third page, are free TO all.
No business Advertisements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted in this column at
hve cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail to come the first time, we invite n
second third many repettions ns are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
versers to feel that they not imposing on us, but
aro doing US favor by using Our free columns os We
ore determnedto 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 are not delivered through tho
postoce If initials used, they should be directed
10 the care Of some person, firm or postoilice box
No free advertisements taken after o'clock y. m
Advertisements be left at our Office or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL nEPunLICAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-04-28

Gary IN my Pile treatment Female Weaknesses, but
must NIL patients to know their conditiun) then
any, person can use my remedies themselves. Ca.
trrh cured and deafness caused by cntHrrh Loss OF
mental power. vigOr and general debility by either
restored For further Information, and difficult
my office, No. 43g Ninth street northwest, RILEY
BUILDING, otlce and residence. Consultation free
to ALL dc3ly
National Republican., 1880-04-28
Better Times.

The business revival and new era Of pros
perity which is now fairly inaugurated is in
keeping with tho increased health ana happi-
ness seen all over the land, and is one of tho
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. 1.-THE
changes wrought by this remedy" says Rev.
DR.. Harvey, "seem but little less than miracu-
louH,"
National Republican., 1880-04-28
NV u"yS "NNSI'lStln.l.
ap20dSds GEO H. PLANT, Trustees
ma ORTGAGE SALE OF LAND AND CON
WI MINE PROPERTY.
I Y NITED sTATES AIARsHALs SAFE.

z
by virtue of writ OF heri facins issued out OF the
Clerks Office of the Supreme court of the Distric ct
Columbia and 10 me directed. win sell ut public
sale, cash, the Court ouse door OF said Dis
trict, on TUESDAY, the nth day OF May, 1850, A.
II o'clock all the rgt title claim aud Interest ct
the defendant in and to the fullOwingdesCTibed prop
ery towit: Part Of Hot 35. In j. W. Jones' Sub-di
vision OF square No. 5i5 beginning for the same At
the northeast Of said lot, running thence west
60 feet 10 inches thence south - feet thence east
feet 10 inches thence north % feet to the place OF be-
ginning levied upon aS tile property Of defendant,
Caleb Adams to satisfy execution No 2l,Gl7 at law,
In flvor OF Michael Walsh, use OF Edward Slattery.
April 81, $50 FRED'k DOUGLASS,
np2l-dts L. S. Marshal. ID. G.
National Republican., 1880-04-28
GENERAL M1RKETS.
0oorcetown CnLLle Mnrl,ot.

UkONGkTOWN, April II
Cattle offered, 112; all sold prices ranging from
SIC 10 5IIc.
Sheep and lambs offered, 400; sold at prices rang
ing from 44c. to 5Hc. for sheep, and &C. to SIC for
lambs
Cows and calves offered, 20, prices ranging from
n
National Republican., 1880-04-28
DIR. CANDER OF NEW YORK.
SpECIALIsr.

treat Hemorrhoids or Piles. VIII
give (SOO for any case OF Itching,
Bleeding, Blind or Projecting Piles
my remedies Will not help ana cure.
/ use only external and internal
remedies; no CRustiCs, no acids; an im-
mediate relief; no detention nom
business. ] treat ana cure all Female
Wnalguaggpg fuo Inns n nocpg-
National Republican., 1880-04-28
TIE COURTS.
Supreme Court of tho United states.
TUESDAY, April 27. 1880.

TUESDAY, AprII II 1870.
No 1l5.-The Nashville e. Chattanooga Railroad
Company, appellant, VS.. The United States: sub
mitted by Mi. j. L. Bailey for appellant, and by
Mr.. Attorney. General Devens and Mr.. Assistant
Attorney General Smith for appellee.
No. 2i0-George L. Kirk, plaintiff IN error, VS..
Charles o. and Catharine Hamilton; argument
concluded by Mr.. Albert Pike for plaintiff in error
submitted by Mr.. II. 4. Merrick and Mr.. NJ. f. Nor.
ris for defendants in error.
No. 2S0.-The Piedmont and Arlington Life In
surance Company, plaintiff in error, VS. Mamie A.
Morgan ct all; submitted by Mr., II. A. Herbert and
Mr.. j, n. Williams for plaintiff IN error, aud by Mr.
John T. Morgan for defendants In error.
No. 2SL--B0Xter Whitney, plaintiff in error VS..
Charles Il. Wyman ct al, argued by Mr. j. W.
Champlin for plaintiff in error and by Mfr. NJ. ].
Smiley for defendants In error.
No. 2s2,-The New Orleans, Mobile & Texas Rail.
road Company, plaintiff in error VS.. the State of
Nisslsspp continued per stipulation.
No. 2SI.--The Town and City of Menasha plain
tins in error VS.. RowlRn g. Hazard argument com
menced by Mr.. E, Mariner iorplaintifS in error.
Adlourned until Tomorrow NJ Y O'clock
National Republican., 1880-04-28
]. DENT.
THOMAS p. MORGAN,
W. J. TWiNING
EDWIN A MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker,
IL gIS street northwest.
Commissioner. BIstrIel i. OF CoInmbla.

BY virtue of n decd OF trust dated the Sth day OF
May, A. d. 1873 and recorded IN ber 0i0 folio 3lS ct
seq, Que nf lhc land records Tor the District of Co
lumbln, will sell at public auction, IN front Of tho
1870, at o'clock p m, The following real Estate In tho
District or Columbia, to-wit All that part OF lot four,
IN square sixty, described beginning at the north
east corner said lot running thence west along the
south line OF Il street twenty-five feet; thence SOU n
sINtyscven feet and threcquarers Of m inch to tho
rear line OF said lot; thence cast twenty-five feet TO
lie east line OF sad lot; thence north sixty feet
aud thrce.quartem OF an inch to the place Of begin
ming.
Tcrms-Thc amount secured by said deed OF trust
with accrued interest unpaid taxes, and the expenses
OF spt in cash, the balance ~ six ana twelve months
ut per cent, secured by decd Of trust upon tho
property. CunveyunCing at purchasers cost, and
terms to be complied with In seven days.
EDWIN a. MCINTYRE,
apl "A
National Republican., 1880-04-28
District Courts,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcT-JusTIcEs Wy.
LIE, HAGSER AND CoX.-WilSon VS.. Arricli and
United states, use Wilson, VS.. Amcs; on argument
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JUsTICE MACARTHUR
BloNhum ct al. VS.. Lucas OF al; verdict for plain
till. Cary VS.. d. IL 7. X; r, Co., continued on pay
ment Of costs of term. Mumper VS.. Barker; judg-
ment by default LOughIan VS. Dee; Jury out. Gross
VS.. Simpson; plaintiff called and suit dismissed
Burke VS. BOYLE; defendant called and Judgment
Clark Perry G Co. VS.. Atzel verdict for plaintiff for
sS09G0 and interest. Lulley VS., Simpson; verdict
for defendant, Poole VS.. Trunnell verdict for plain
tin Solomon vs. Meyers; verdict for plaintiff for
EQuITY ouRT-CHIEF- JUSTICE CARTTER-Mc-
CormiCk VS. Freedman's Savings Il Trust Company;
exceptions to answer oyerruled In re Daniel S,
Jones; Kate w. Jones appointed committee. But
Ter vs. Scott; A, Il. Fox appointed receiver. Peugh
vs. White motion for injunction denied, onutt
VS. Warwick; restraining order discharged and in
junction denied without prejudice. shiles VS..
Wheeler penalty Of appeal bond fixed at $500.
CRIMINAL LCoURT-JusTIcEJ JAMES George Brown,
false swearing; traverse jury on trial. Thomas
smotheTs, convicted OF rape sentenced to the pen
itentary for thirty years. stay of execution
ASSIGNMENTS FoR TODAY.
SUPREME CouRT or THE DIsTRIcT-JusrIcrs wv.
LIE, HAGSER AND Cox.--NoI 1, Phillips, receiver vs
SmOOt, 10, Browning VS.. District Of Columbia; lS
Davis Sewing Machine Company VS.. Rothwell, 10
District Of Columbia VS.. BroogeE 30 Howard vs
Calusi; 81 Lincoln VS. Campbell; % Rich VS. Chand.
Ter 20, Moore vs.. Douglass q, Fleming VS., District
of Columbia; 25, Miller VS. Hopkins.
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JusTIcE MAcARTHuR.-No.
$40, Travers vs. snlter 6b5 SchNfer VS.. Wimsatt ct
ali Oid Unlleu SuleS eN rel Lyles VS., Thompson ct
ali G35, Arnstho vs, Starr; Coo, Neff VS. Rohrer. G7O
McAnally VS.. Washington Hibernia Society, 078
Lloyd vs. Washington Gas Light Col 677, Clagett vs.
Morrice; GO Abbot vs. Freeman; GSl Kimmeil Of a l.
VS., District Of Columbei i6s3, straining vs. Cumber.
land Gs5, Central National Bank VS.. Smith: Gs7
l.ucls Il Bro. VS.. Costelo 6S9 May VS. Shepherd;
BOS DUNCAN VS.. Curtin; co., District of Colnmbia
ex rel. John Collins VS.. Bean ct al; 600, Tonney,
trustee, vs. Cabell; 70l Johnston vs. Usher 70l'
Muncaser VS., Patch; 705 Hayward & Hutchinson
VS.. Bailey; T07 Young vs. Douglass.
EQUlrY COURT CHMFJuST!cE CARTTER.-- No.
81 Berry VS., Berry "a, O'Donnell vs. Winisutt ~,
Mercer Ys. Hogan; 20, Fassett VS.. Hits 90 Seal vs.
Doremus; 80, Schmidt VS., Schmidt: SO, Myers VS..
Myers; "a, Tuohy VS.. Holt2man; 80, Janrey VI,
Grant SO, DolmerYs. Langdon
CRIMINAL CoURT-JusTIcE JAMES. .--George Brown
presenting false claims making false affidavit and
false swearing; Thornton Davis, iaise swearing;
Andrew Laws, false swearing and false etldNYiL
National Republican., 1880-04-28
npi6eodkda
EokGE TRUE.DELL, Auotionccr.
W -, - '''>
TRUSTEES SALE or A TWO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 1890 FOURTH STREET

| TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO.sTORY BRICK
DWEh,LdNG,. NO. 1880 FOURTH STREET
Bv virtue Of deed of trust dated July g. Is72 duly
Records for the District OF Columbia, and at tie
written request OF tho party secured thereby we VIII
ocdcp SfIi m puOc nuGtOn r on a. ~ "a q n ~ H.
scribed real estate situate in the city of Washington,
bd W Souh1i @ & tOwit pHrt oi tIe 9tisin1 AN 0t
dred and twenty-three t5-8 beginning for the same
running thence north along the line of Fourth street
west fifteen l5) feet eleven Qil inches, thence east
wardiy niHe t6j feet six oj inches 10 Inc dividing
line between lots six (6 and seven ~ In said square
feet one C) inch to said Fourth street and the place
OF beginning, together with the improvements, etc.
oncthird Of the purchase money in cash, and the
balance at six (6 and twelve (2) months. for which
installmens the purchaser shall give his promissory
notes. bearing interest ut tho rate of ten (lO) per
centum per annum from the day of sale, and Sc
cured by deed Of tru t on the land and premises
a deposit of ono hundr, d md hny ti5O) dol.
| sale, and nll convcyancng at the expense OF
the purchaser. If the terms OF sale are not com
trustees reserve the right to resell said properly
!he risk and cost of the defultng purchaser AFTER
i've days "dyertisem9tslnit$ .rrct-,-,,,,
ap2ol&ds GEO IL PHANff, Trustees.
ma ORrgAGE SALE OF LAND AND GOLD
WI MINE PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF mortgage deed executed to me by the
Carolina" dated February - 1861 aud registered In
the Registers office Of Rowan county n. c., i'll book
No. e. puge under which breaches have ,urrCd
will, on the gath DAY OF MAY, 1850, offer for
sale at the premises six miles east of Salisbury. N
| rs the ROWAN formerly RYMER, MI \ T. together
with all machinery, improvements privileges and
nppnTtGnanees thereto belonging or IN any way ap-
Terms Of sale, cash. ,or,,, ,rro,,,soy
Arnus 1880 Trustee.
| np2l2s,maL2,lgt
National Republican., 1880-04-28
MISCELLAN KOUS.
Bold Feats of Child Riders.

gentleman who lives on the Stanisaus
river, close to its junoison with the San Joa-
quin, told Mail reporter recently what he
never would have believed had he not known
his informant to be entirely trustworthy. He
said that neaishis place are bey and girl, the
former about twelve and tho other fourteen
years of age, who frequently jump into the
saddle in the morning aud ride all day among
droves of wild cattle which would surely goro
them to death should they become unseated.
Both carry larats, and If they see a calf in the
drove that has escaped being marked they run
on to it, tho boy throwing his rope and catch.
ing it by the feet, after which the ears and
brslSet are duly cut. But this snot all On
the ranch is Il large bottom OF undergrowth, in
which roam hundreds Of wild hogs Ofcourso
the boars are very ferocious and will lght
| when pressed the least bit. The children
mounted on their woll-truined horses, and
carrying in their hands a lasso which they so
| slillfully handle, dash hoadlong after these
hogs over all sorts of ground, mp and down
sleep banks, catching one out OF nearly every
droYo they scare up. Last summer they
caught over thirty in this manner. When tho
lGsso is thrown on tho head and feet of u hog
aud he is stretched out so that he can do no
more harm, the boy gets down from his horse
aud ties the hogs feet with some rope carried
along for the purpose. His horse stands as
firmly without us with rider, being trained
TO that work and never having done any other.
~
in strong pen aud soon tanned so that it can
be fattod for market. A few days ago tho boy
was riding in the underground when he
started up deer Putting spurs to his horse
he got near enough to throw his lasso on his
horns but he did not have time to tasten the
other end of his lUsso to his saddle before the
| fleet.footed animal twas of with rope and all.
These children have been riding constantly
ever since they were big enough to sit on
horse.--[Stockton (Cal.) Mail.
THE three National line steamers, Egypt.
| Erin and Holland landed 2,5O7 passengers nc
New York in two days, the greatest number
that ever arrived by the steamers Of one limo
at the same time.
A JURY for the new trial of Billings accused
| of numbering his wife at Ballston, NY, has
been secured. One hundred and ninety.six
men were called before the twelve could DO SO.
cured, and the trial is now under way.
No recognized Republican leader is bold
enough to say that he will oppose the election
of tho ex.President If he is nominated.-lN.
| Y Herald,
National Republican., 1880-04-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEV YORK
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.


NEW YoRK, April 27 1880
The exports of domestic products for the week
were valued at S8lO,Vjl
Money loaned between aud per cent, and
closed ut per cent
Exchange was more active. and the nominal
rites weio advanced to iS5l9 for sixty days and
aSSl5 for demand. with actual business ut 1870
4Sj for long and iSIl4@i iSiA for short sight
Governments dun and generally steady.
State bonds quiet and steady.
Railroad bonds were Irregular Erie CONSOLE
dated scvcns rose to llS@, do seconds TO 0l2S,
funded nves to Sj3z Lehigh & Wilkesbarre consol-
idated assented to 9S%. Chicago & Northwestern
consolidated TO 123lS, New York Central coupon
frss to III, and Wabash (St Louis dvision) to lQ9
Kansas q Texas iirSts were steady at l03H, while
do seconds fell of to G3 and rallied TO 63L. Jersey
Central incomes fell Off from SlA To- 50.
The speculation on the stock Exchange to-day
was very unsettled, aud under II pronounced SELF
ing movement II lower range OF quotations were
established, the market opened wenk, and prices
fell olfA to "a per cent subsequently there was a
recovery of u TO IA per ccnt. followed by reac-
ton, in which the improvement was entirely lost.
The extreme fluctuations were In Pacific Mail. At
the close there was fractional recovery in some
cases.
The transactions aggregated 2s5,000 shares, In
Guiding Canada Southern 6,OOO, Delaware, Lncka-
wanna& Western $4,000, Delaware X Hudson 6,O00
Erie 23O00, Iron Mountain 1000 Kansas ~ TeNns
5000, Lake Shore 5000, New Jersey Central l7OOO
Ohio ~ Mississippi 6,O00 Pacific Mail 81 900 Read
ing 60O0, 81, Paul 10000 sutro Tunnel 10000, Wa
bash " Pacific 5000, ana Western Union 1000,
Inc CLOSING uliOluIIOuS were lOlIOMs.
National Republican., 1880-04-28
AUCTION SALES.


Ger. 1897. Lot number one square $40 fronting
on d street twonty-iour feet t2D. Revised balance
due forty four dollars and .scventy-one cents
(lLd), IN the name Of Sarah q. Morsell.
Ger. 8,s2s Lot number, subdivision square
80 fronting on street twenty-five feet (22) All Of
revised amount due forty. three dollars and twelve
cents (Si3i2), in the name Off. C. Burch, trustee.
Ger $3.50. Lot number - sub bdivision A square
572 fronting on street twenty feet t2O) An Of re-
vsed amount due. ninoty-seven dollars aud twen.
ty.four cents (s912D, in the name Of Eliza A.
Anderson ct al.
Ger 3S35. Lot number thirteen square SO 'front.'
Ing on ID street twcnty-throe feet (lj) All OF re.
viscd amount due, cirhty.eight dollars and sey-
enty-esht cents tsSS.7S), in the name Of John T.
killman.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that
ngreenbly TO the aforesaid provisions OF the law,
said lots or property will be severally sold in the
Office OF the Collector OF the District of Columbia,
Room ono ~, Columbia Building -Four nud.a.half
street. at auction for cash such securities ms
authorized by law, to the highest bidder on MON.
DAY, the 17th DAY OF MAY, 1880, between the
hours OF - m. and p. m. OF said day. and from
day to day as may be required for the payment Of
said certificates and interest thereon, AZ the rate
OF ten per centum, from the date thereof MS pro.
yided by said en0ctmcnts Of Congress and Of said
Legislative Assembly
r,EN-rr
National Republican., 1880-04-28
PERSON AL.

DOATING.-Would like one two to join me
ID rowing twice nr thrice n week, after o'clock,
for company and economy. Address NJ, Repu6li.
cnn office Rp7.Stt
National Republican., 1880-04-28

Ger 379l, Lot number twenty-nine, square G.
fronting on Third street twenty-five feet (15) All
ofreviscd amount due one hundred aud twenty
dollars and forty~eght cents (sl2JAe), In the name
ofSNmuel Norment.
Ger S,792 Lot number twenty-eight, square c,
fronting on Third street twenty-five feet (45.) All
Of revised amount due one hundred and twenty
dollars and lorty-nne cents (sl2Jig), IN the name
of Samuel NornenI'
Ger 8705. Lot number twenty-five, square c, front
ing on Third street twenty-five feet (2o.) Revised
balance due, one hundred aud forty dollars
forty-nne cents (SllO,i9) In the name Of Fielder
Mngruder
Third street one hundrcdand ten feet four inches
Ql04) All of revised amount due, five hundred
and eight dollars and siNty-six cents (SJ0S CO., in
t.l name OFF, w. Browning,
Ger. s,7o7. Lot number thlrty-olght, square A,
fronting on Third street twenty-five, fSeet (25)
Revised balance due, thirty-four dollars und
eighn-hye cents (SSi,S5) in the name Of George
W. Cochran ct nj.
Ger. 379s. Lot number thrty-seven. square A.
fronting on Third street nine feet (9), Revised
balance due twenty-throe dollars and nineteen
cents (s23,l9), in the name of George W. Cochran
ct al.
Ger. 370O. Lot number thIrty.seyen, square A,
fronting on Third street sixteen feet (l6l. Revised
balance due thirty-hye dollars and fifteen cents
(sS5,l5) In the name Of John Snow.
Ger. 8slO. Lotnumber II, reservation H. fronting
on Third street twenty feet (2O). All Of revised
amount due one, hundred and thirty'seyen dol,
lars and nineteen cents (Sl37lO), in tho name OF
Anthony j. Clarke trustee for Sarah e. . Weary,
D STREET, New Jersey Avenue TO Fourth Street,
Ger SSl5. Lot number four, square 81, fronting
on d street twenty feet (2O), Revised balance due
| nnysoven dollars and tWenty'three cents, In the
name Of Nicholas Jensen,
| Ger 8Sl7. Lot number six square 57l fronting on
| d street twenty feet (2Ol, Revised balance due
thirty.sevcu dollars and twenty seven cent? (.3I2O
' in the name Of James McGraun,
National Republican., 1880-04-28
WANTED-I1ELP.

WANTED-IELP.
W DUNG colorcd girl TO take care of bnby and
Il make herself generally useful. Apply TO II. "A.
DAW, 1855 street
A STRONG reliable and willing girl TO do cham
N berwurk aud assist generally; German girl pro
tcrred Call nj the Franklin House, 46s Pennsyl
vania ave. np2s
A DRESSMAkFR must be u iirst.cass cutter and
"a filter and understand her business thoroughly.
Inquire at ai2 Third st W. apps
A PPRENTICE wanted IN first-class drug store.
N Address G j Il, Republican Office, In own hand
writing; must give good re creuCe. ap26
A II No 1881 Twelfth 1t n W, n white woman to do
IN general housework. au2i