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National Republican., 1880-10-13
Politics in virginia.

To The Editor Of The National ReDuJlican
Sra: Thopoiitical outlook in Virginia al pres.
ont is worry encouraging tOropubliruus. Tho re.
cent proceedings of tho two wings Of the
dcmocratio party IN Richmond only strengthen
the prevailing opinion that the two Hancock
tickets will uuquestionably rcmain In
tho fold mp to the time of the election; aud
" Is probable that thcsc two tickets will di.
vide tho democratic vote nearly equally.
Now according TO democratic ctcuial Ions,
tho party last named havcabout 1870 900 voters
in this state aud the rcpublrans have about
$1,000. IL you divide the 10000 into two
ovon nearly equal parts, you will see that the
republicans of Virgina have bright prospects
for success, provided tho national republican
committe will o0-0perato with them in tho
contest Besides. / think tlult many demo-
Gratis could be induced TO vote the republican
ticket. have heard a number of them say,
rather than TO see tho success Of the other fac.
ton OF their own party, that they would
gludiy see the republicans carry the state.
IL is Thought that Virginia in tho near fu.
turo will become famous manufacturing
Stare. In view of this consideration Yirginiaus
Will probably want such tariff laws as arc pro.
posed by the republican party.
In this district we have four candidates sDr
congrcss--Hon. John Goodc, democratic debt
payers nominee; Hon. B. w. Lacy, democratic
rcadjuster nominee; Mr.. Balm, independent
dcmocIatic candidate, aud Hon. John f. Dez.
ondort, republican nominee. Tho republicans
nave majority in this congressional district.
80. II the republican party will only mako y
proper effort, the minority vote will be divided
among three democrats, and the majority vote
VIII be given to one republican. But this
should not lull the republicans into security.
They should sec that all their voters should
pay their pOll-tax, aud that they all should
come to the polls ou election day, and that
none Of them should be led astray by demo.
cratic realiusters. A. NJ. NJ.
WILLIAMSBURG Va Oct H.
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.... BALrtMpHE Mn, oct. l2
Cotton quiet. Mldlling iO7zc
Flourcasc but not qultahly lower.
Whent-SOuihgwi lower and active; western
owor aud woak. southern rel, 81 Oj8l lj do. am.
ber 81 lTfl % No. I Maryland nominal; No 4
western winter red sn1t aud October 81 i2i{a
l2l# November 81 l2l5dl 1871; December, 81 1914
al 10; January 81 ljel l5it.
Corn--Southcri steady; western quiet and steady.
Southern white SOC; do yullow. 5ic. western mixed,
sp9t and October 52gj3lc; November, $3.50
5Eiic.
oats dull. Western white 599lOc; do mixed.
31p@sc.
Rye dull at gicms co.
Hay steady and unchanged.
Provisions firm, active aud unchanged.
iuttur quiet Prime " choice western packed
is s25u.
lggs steady ot 20c.
Pclrocum-Crude nOmina refined, i2tc.
Coffee duh. Rio cargJos, ordinary TO fair, 100
10 4G.
Sugar iirmer son 07Sc.
whisky quiet at 81 ljIHt lG.
Frcighis quiet and unchanged.
Recripi,-flOur, l6eO bb-; wheat 1872 600 bu
corn 70a0 bu oats, i.TO1 bu.
shipmcnts-Whcat 1875 1855 bu: corn. 30. sos bu
Sale Wheat. lO37, $50 bu. corn. 100 500 hu.
Virginia sixes deferred III do. cousOls Co.'S, do.
second series, "a: past-due coupons, 90k new ten
Iofics, 1875 Virginia ten-fortes coupon, 9jH bid
to-day.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE,
New York Money Market.
80. Ag.n.. a.

NEW YORK, oct, u, 1850.
The exports Of domestic produce for the week
were valued at SOP 62l.
Money was easy at 2G3 per cent and closed at
2h ner cent
Exchange was firm, and the nominal asking quo.
tatiOns were advanced - per cent, to ls2 for sixty
days and ISi for demand, with actual business ut
IsfA@Islll Tor long and iSj'ag ie34 for short
State bonds were dull and nominal.
Government bonds were quiet, but generally firm.
Railroad bonds were strong ana active. There
wns an advance of i per cent. In Rome, Water
town * OgdCnsburg cOnsOs iirsts, Il, per cent in
indianapolis. bloomington 4 Western seconds /
seconds ConsOlS c., q. & l. c. trust certificates as
sented and New York, Lake Erie d Western in
comes, "a per cent in Chesapeake & Ohio cur
reucy bonds Erie lives funded and Canada South.
EN- irsts, y per cent, IN MilwanRee x st. Paul
trts c1nsOls, Missouri, Kansas n Texas seconds
consols and ohio Central frsts, X per cent IN 81.
Louis Iron Mountain ilrstS, and "A per cent, IN Chi
CagO Burlington Quincy SGyCns, Morris & Essex
rNtS sold Nt ll6, Ohio Mississippi ut ll3, do sec
Onds Nt lO7 and Texas Pacific land grants at GSl5.
The stock market was strong and active through
out tho greater portion Of the day. In the early
dealings Il strong buying movement was iuaugu-
rated, which resulted ina steady advance IN prices
during the morning Uud untl after tho seuOul
board, when the improvement, compared with yes
terdays closing quotations ranged nom ito o. per
reaction OF al per cent which wns partially re.
covered at the close indianapolis, Bloomington ts
Western rose ~ per cont, declined 3ii per cent.
rallied ~ por cent and rcactcll per cont
Tho total salcs were lYtOl shares including
Delaware, llCknWauna Western $500, Erie
1000 Kansas q Texas $50, Lake shore 5000, Maui
haitian $500 Northwestern 10 glUO New jersey tCu-
trul0OJO Ohio ~ Mississippi 900, Pacific Mail 5000
ST. Paul l3OJJ, Wabash Pacific 10000, and Western
,,.,,,s ,,,,r., ,g f,t,.yy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
p,,,et aud poIIo..

Bullet and Ballot.
/ had friend once, whom / loved full we'll,
Aud he loved well his country as did Il
For country, freedom. law, he brayely FELL
Nor thought IL hard I'm such a cause to die.
I, too n soldier was, bittomeward came,
Unharmed from camp aud field, when war was
DER
Bringing in heart his memory like flame
Treasured III ashes. forevermore.
The sword and rifle nre laid by to-day
But country freedom, law for which he died
Are percd yet. The same hands rise to slay
Under the samo flag, while the same hates guide
God puts another weapon IN my hnnd,
Surcr than shining steel or flying lead
Tho vote they curse or Critsh-O native land,
As he fought, will vote, for he is dead
WILLIAM o. SToDDABD.
National Republican., 1880-10-13
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twonty-one hours thirty minutes right as.
oension, eighteen degrees north declnation,
with no motion de,ected; and from Professor
Peters Of Clinton the announcement Of tho
discovery by himself Oh tho ilth of October Of
planet of tho ninth magnitude, in ono hour
twcnty.six minutes twenty seconds right as.
cension, eight degrees lifty.throo minutes
north dcclinatiou, with a daily motion Of III
teen minutes SOUTH
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,,
T AW SCHOOL
IL or THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES q. WELLING, LII d.,

COLUMBlAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES C. wELLING, LII d.,
PRESIDtST.
TIrE Hon. WALTER $. cox, LIZ D..
PROFESSOR oF THE Law OF REAL ASD PERSONAL
PROPERTY or CONTRACTS AND OF CRGMEs
ASD MIsDEMEAoRs.
WILLIAM A. MAURY, LII. D.,
PROFESSOR oF EQUIrY, JURlsPRUDESCE, or Conf
MON LAW AND Equity PLEADING, OF THE
Law OF hVlDnNCE AND THE Law
or PAurSEnsIIIP
The HoS. ALEXANDER b. HAGNER, LII. D.,
LECTURER On CRIMISAL LAW.
GEORGE i. APPLEBY, ESQ,
JUDGE OF Moor COURT AMI ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
or LEGAL PRACTICE.
lhe exercises OF the School VIII be resumed In the
Eillh street. between ID and stleetsl ON the SEC.
OND WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER October l3). at
BOclock p. M. when opening addresses VIII be made
by the Professors, and when Undergraduates Of tho
previous year, rs wen MS new students, are Invited
The entire charge for tuition lectures and all nclll.
ties or the School, III It's Undergraduate Department,
Is ESQ for single year $3.50 for two years, payable
nadYancc lnl yearly or In monthly nstallmentj, ut
the option OF students.
Tho fee for the Postgraduate CourSo In practice,
covering period of nine months Is SO
BY pHi tCular invitation being IN response to call
from iuure than seventy graduates IN law and mem-
bers uf the bar the Hon. Alexander Is. HngneT, LII
D., Assoc ate Justice Of the Supen Co OF the Dis.
trct Of Columbia, viii deliver special Course OF
Lectures Criminal Law during the session OF
losO-sl. The Lectures VIII b. given on Thursday
evening or each week ut : ucluck and tho general
cr AT the opening the school the 18th OF october
The RpoC al lee for this course VIII be so,
CntHlOgueS may be lud on application to Messrs.
w. II, S o. u. MORRISON ~ Prnny ylvana nvc-
York avenue aud Fifteenth street; or by addressing
tho President of the Faculty. seiG-tl
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mo Plensnres of Home.

When tho body is bowed with pain an in
tense longing for relief brings hope. This
may brighton the suffering, but it does not
cure. At time like this how welcome is
such q friend as Warmers Safo Kidney and
Liver Cure, bringing hope, health and happi-
ness and the joys of renewed life.
National Republican., 1880-10-13
WANFElD-EEEAP.

A n experienced cabin steward; only those with
IA best references need apply. Apply on board ot
The y. 8, s. Dispatch, Navy Yard. ocl2.St.
a GOOD white girl to cook. wash aud iron; Ger
IA man preferred; steady place No 1877 Nine,
lpputh n OCl2
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AstronnmlonI pl.eoyerIos.

The Smithsonian institution has received
from Professor Swift Of Rochester the an
uouuccment Of the discovery by himself on
the 10th of October, 1880, of comet in
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great DOuble-rrark
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHOkT LINE
to the
NORTH. NORTHWEST. WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
To take effect
TO take effect
SUNDAY, MAY %, 1850, AT 1;3O p. NJ

A. Leave Washington;
S9S-h9jtm9rG Eileqlt Gy end Way Stations
O:55-Baltimoro. Annapolis and Way. Pledmont,
slreshurg, Winchester, Hagcrslown, Frederick
s:Sj-sIAUNToN AND vIRGINi4 SPRINGS EX-
o;oO-NkEW YoRK, ,PHlLApEhPHIA, BOSTON
to New Y ork and Philadelphia.
Go0-lOn sunday only-Baltimore, Annapolis and
O:iO-fsT LOUIS, CHICAGO COLUMBUS AND
PIGISBU RG EXPRESS Connects for Hagers-
town, and nt Point OF Rocks for Frederick and
Pullman cars 10 Cincinnati aud Louisville
daily; Grafton TO sandusky daily, except Satur.
io'Oo-BAiTII'MonE EMPRESS. Stops at Bladegs.
Junction, Jcssup's aud Hanover.
i2:lo-BGltlmore Annap9lis, 1llicott city and Way.
Eai-BALTlM0RE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
2'Sc-EEW F5N ,GX XX9hE PRE- PHILADELPHIA AND Bos.
aaO-B baltimore snd Way Stations. (winchostor,
Si!S M G "a ANb ANsSf fAU
REL EXPRESS. lFrederiek. via Rclay) Stops
i;aj-fPoint OF Rocks Frederick, lIagerstown. Win.
chester aud Way stations. Ton Sunday to Point
4OPaora pSns n1 AMnSpos my aiG? nnd Wnyy WSHy stations
5:iO-ClIlCAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
i bELPIiA S XSD I'i BALTIMORE Ex.
PRESS stols at Badensburg and Laurel.
o-DAL1IMoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS
G:30-tSE LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PiTISBURG EXPRESS. Qlttsburg except
Sunduy)
Sleeping cars to ST. Louis pnd Plttsburg,
G3j-tBALrlMORE. BLADENSBURG AND LAU'
REL EMPRESS.
lOl5-tNEW YORK, plIILApELpHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS Sleeping cRI
to New York. and special sleeping car 10 Phila
dClphia.
tDnily. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop NJ Relay Station,
For further iniorm4tionappy ~ the Baltimore q
ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and COS, Git
ANA 1854 Pennsy lvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders Will be taken for baggage to
be checked and received at any point IN the city.
W NJ, CLEMENTS,
Master OF TrRusp artntlOn.
GEO. $. kOONIH, General Agent.
National Republican., 1880-10-13

she who Mrs. to change from Miss
Has Mr. chance of married bliss.
-TCincimiati Gazette.
But she who chnuges from Miss to Mrs.
Has solved the Mr'y OF kisses.
-lCommcrcial Advertiser
National Republican., 1880-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL o.,
OF THE
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

Hon. Arthur Macarthur. President
PostGrhduate Cfns5, Prof ~. o. Clnuglton, VIII
meet Monday, "Wednesday and saturday At p. m.,
commencing October o. ~
wednesday and Frldny. at p. m, commencing Oc-
tOber o.
day. Thursday and Saturday nj y. m, com mmencing
Tuesday, October ).
Regular lecture Fridays at 7:30 p. M. commencing
November .. All students are expected To attend
those lectures special topics by gentlemen eminent
ut the bench and bar List UfluCturCs mud topics Will
be ready Novemberi. 1.
Specinl lectures criminal law Tuesday, nt 1870
y. M, commencing Tuesday, November2.
Moot Court "Wednesday. 1T z 80 y. n,
TuitlOu--Junior and senior Clneses 81 per month,
posGra1uate Glass sD for the tut term. THIS In.
cuei Moot Court recitation aud all Lectures general
and apeciIl. GCntemon Intending 10 enter eau nppy
10 the secretary, W. j. NEWTON SO seventh street
or at the Lecturcroom, i4l9 New York aveuGe, from
. 10 y. IN. oCi
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AUCTION SALES.
T. coLDwErL, Real Estate AuctIOueer.

Il
THUSTEES' SALE OF FIVE Two-sTORY
BRICK HOUSES NEAH WILSON STREET.
NORTH OF LEDROIr PARK.
by virtue OF deed Of trust. dated Bertembov 15 A
d 1876 duly recorded IN lber No. s34, foo 1Gl. one
O1the lind recOrds for the District OF Columbia and
at tho written request of tue party secured thereby,
we VIII sell at public auction, on MONDAY, OCTO.
BElt y, 1880 Mt $3.50 o'clock y. m, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in the county of Washing.
Ton, District OF Columbia, towit Lots numbered
1ree t9 four tD. hye %, six ) aud seven l7) In o..
2. Hpwhrds subdivision nf lots four 90 and part OF
five % IN the Howard University subdivision OF the
mfm 81 John a; Smith commonly known rs
"Etlinghnm Place" MS the said subdivisions now
appear OF record In the Office of the surveyor OF the
District OF Columbia together with tho Improve
mcns. etc.
Iefms-sjl0. with accrued interest from March p.
$50 TO The day Of sale. and expense Of sale IN cash,
aud the balance il g. u and ~ months, tor which tho
notes OF the purchaser bearing Interest rom the day
OF sale mud secured By deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold. viii 'b0 tnkel. deposit OF $50 Will be
required n the time OF snle and all cOiiveyHE. ing ut
purchaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in
seven days.
CHARLES y. PRENrIss, lrr,s,oo.
oCtr .ood,cfq
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THE GREAT
1880


4 SSO .....,.... .... ooO
10 THE H9fT HR9bNNfSaGAf WEaf ANB f0ETH s91r1wEsr
DQU BILE BILE TRACK s ! EEL RAILS,
SPLENDID soENEiSMfi, Mi,sSF SMFReNlFlcENr EQUIP
TRAINS u HEEET ITIf gitS 2 ls 2sn pooo ,o,
For Pitsburg and !he West 500 A. M, with Sleeping
with Sleepng Cars nom Harrisburg to Cnoln.
natl st. Louis and Chicago; $3.50 p. III. daily, with
pyr BXITIMoRt.& Nc Il rs'iSoHE 4 iPS0oHTEoMAo RAILROAD.
For GanGndagno, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with Parlor Car TO Watkins and the North, ut 500
q. IN. daily. except sunday; ut $3.50 p m. daily, ex.
cept saturday with Palace Cars to canandaigua
For Wnamsport, i.ock Haven md Elmirn, at iCiO
q m; G9i y. SxGHent exc SUNDAY ~ - o,o,, ,ooo
Limited Express of Pullman, Parlor Cars, $3.50 u.
For Br6oliyn. New York all through trains connect
az Jersey CITY with boats Of Brooklyn Annex"
double ierriagC across New York city.
For Philadelphia 1910 M, 2:lO $40 ana 1000 p,
Limited express $50 a. m dhiIy, except Sunday
For Baltimore, GAO 500 3D. 16 10 M, and 2:lO i2o,
H. 1915 a. in, G.io ok, and 1000 p 10. ,'''' ''
For Popes Creek Line CiO ~ M and l'iO p. M daily,
For Annapolis, 6O a. M, and lio p. m daily, except
ALEXNHDRIA & FREDFRICKsBuRG RAIL
WAY ANp ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON
For Alexandria T. 100 o. II H. mi 400 5,2O G25, and
1880 y. m. On Sunday, 10 and II ~ M, and 8
For Richmond and the South. 700 a. m. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington O. s. 10 ~ n..
sunday al San and W % a. Il m, ~ and ooj p ''''' m
Tickets, information, sleeping nnd parlor-car 40
east corner ofThrteenth street and Pennsyvanla
avenue northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsy.
lett for the cheCking of baggage to destination from
''O'''' ~ IT, +. FARMER Geners Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

by virtue Of n writ of vendtloui exponas. issued
out of the Clerks Onice OF the supreme Court Of tho
District of Columbia and TO me directed. will sell
NJ public snle for cash. at the Courthouse door of
IOBER 1880 at IL o'clock M, nll tho right, title,
claim and interest OF the defendant John g. stafford
In and to the fOllOwlng-uescrhcd property, to wit;
Lots ~ ~ and n In square J2 and west half oflot 70
In square 400. In the City of Washington said Dis
tnct, together with all and singular tho improve
ments thereon levied upon M tho property OF John
q. stafford to satisfy execution No 5IS NJ law In IN
vor oi Gilbert Vanderwerken. usa of A y Grunwell.
SEPTEMBER 10, 1880 FRED'K DOUGLASS,
se2l.dts u. :. Marshal
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THE COUNTS.
Supreme Court of the United Stntes.
fD 100


TUESDAY october IL. 1880
on motion Of Hon D. f. Butler Peter vanclief,
ESQ., OF San Francisco, Cal, was admitted TO pruc-
On motion ofMr S. ). Honlslc. George 8. Prndo,
ticc. ''''' '''' ''''N' ''"'
On motion of Mr. Francis Miller George Perkins,
osq. of COvington, Ky, was adm tted TO practice
No. 7l6.-H b. Wells, plaintiff In error, vs.. the
board OF supervisors Of pontoloc county This
case was submitted on printed arguments by Mr..
George Perkins for plaintiT In error and nv Mr
Van II. Manning for the defendants In error.
No; GG7-The Florida Central railroad company.
appellant. vs.. J. Fred Schultz ct al No. 66S, The
Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile Railroad COM
pany appellant, vs. j. Fred Schultz ct al, and
No. d69 The Western North Carolina railroad com
pauy appellant VS. George Il. Drew, Governor, etc,
ct al The argument Of these cases was commenced
by Mr. William A. Maury of counsel for tho appel
liant IN No Gji and cOntinuedby Mr.. James NJ. Ba-
kcr Of counsel for the appellants in Nos. 667 and
66s, aud by Ms. Wayne MacVeagh ofcounselfor the
appollees.
District Courts.
SUPREME CoURT or THE DIsTRIcT-CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTTER AND JUSTICES WYLIE AND HAGHER.-
Robert llaTrison's estate VS.. Escheated Lands on
argument.
EQUfrY CouRT-JusT1cE CoX-Dunawin VI.
Dunnwu: decree settling rights of parties O'Con-
| nor VS. Murphy hearing of motion for injunction
SET for the 18th Instant Fowler VS.. Dick; II. w..
| Gnrneit appointed guardian 0d Item. Kelly VI.
| Warner injunction denied Morrison vs.. Shuster
| demurrer oyerrued and case being heard on its
merits Tnohy vs. Holzman; trustee authorized
| to accept oler Of &. L. Scuknd.
CRIMINAL CoUBT-JUsTICE JAMEs.-John Beckett,
murder OF KosaiG Ellen Harris; on trial,
AssIGSNiENTs FoR TO-DAY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT CHIEF JUSTICE
| CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYlIE AND HAGNER-N No SO,
United states. use of sche, vs. Ebert; 80, Eichorn
VS. Fischer y, Walsh VS.. Kennedy; 49, Lighter vs..
| Hubbard; "A, BloXham VS. Page; H. Mulkin VS..
Moses; As; SpnidS VS.. Cooy u, Van Riswick Va.
Spalding 10, schlesinger VS.. Best so, Mayhue VS..
| Rupert.
EQUIrY CouRr-JUsrIcE Cox-No. ., Lewis,
nrown W Wornor 81 C1bIi W. SobiI 54s 90,
W. Mayne; Is, Burche VS.. W0llach; 10, Wanch VS..
| BurChe; -, Castuer VS.. MitkIewiez; 5j Norton
! W.. Gowaus; G3, Wright VS.. Walter 60, Franc VS.
! Crandrll; G6, Merryman vs.. Barrett; o. McCauley
VS.. Knights OF 81. PatriclG II, Bisop VS.. Bishop.
! CRIMINAL COuRr-JUslIcEJ JAMEs.-W William Pope,
murder of John F. Butler
National Republican., 1880-10-13

NJ W. DANENlfOWER & son, Real Es ate
w BROKERS, 1912 L street northwest.
PUBLIC SALE OF TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE
WITH MANSARB ROOF, NO. as SEVENTH
STREET SOUTHEAST
We VIII sell at public auction, on THURSDAY,
OCTOBER a. A. ID, 1880. at 40 O'Clock y. m, parts of
lots ~ nnd a. square S75 containing gi 7i2 square
lect, improved with n twu-stury brick Alansard.rOof
dwelling, containing nino rooms.
Tern \ OF sale: Cash deposit OF $40 required
at the time of sale and all cOuyeynncing and record
Ing ut pm chaser's cost.
ocS leSi4 Nuc ionors
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Major of Engineers, U. =, A,
Engineer Commissioners d. Q.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
BuREAU CoNsrRuCTloN AND REPAIR,

WASHlSOTOS, ID. O., Oct. 4, 1880
CFALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate 10 bo In.
> dorsed proposals. for Copper Will be received
NJ this Office until ~ o'clock noon, the 10TH DAY OF
OCTOBER 1851. to furnish and deliver Mt the WASH
inglOn Navy Yard 2W,GOO pounds OF best quality re.
fined American Copper This Copper VIII be re,
uuired tOlows: H,Ot0 pounds beat quality refined
American Cake Copper about ~ inches WIDE lB
Inches long and 2s tiches thick, TO weigh about l50
pounds 1900 pounds best quality refined American
lngot Copper, about 81 inches long Inches wide and
90 Inches thick, to weigh about 10 pounds
one half OF each kind Of Coppgr to be delivered on
or before the lst day OF DtCsmter 1880 and the SEQ.
ond half ON or before tho Isl day of Jnnuhiy 1851,
with the privilege Of delivering tho whole at AS early
a day as the successful bidder may desire.
The whole of this Copper Will be subject to the test
and Inspection the proper officers of he Washing
ton Navy Yard. 10 whom bidders are referred. No
proposal win be considered unless nom q manuiac.
iurer or regular dealer IN Copper.
The right rs reserved TO reject any or all offers
should 1t be considered to the Interest OF the Govern
mrnt 10 do So
j. ADAMS SMITH,
oc5-2aw2w, Pay Inspector II, ;, n,
National Republican., 1880-10-13
z II. WARMER, Real Estate Auclioneor.

1Ds
TIISTEES' SALE OF a TWO.SrOIY AND Ar.
TIC FRAME HOUSE ON NINTH SrREEr BE.
TWEEN AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SOUTHEAST
by virtue OF u deed Of trust, dated July TO- 1875,
uuy recorded In liber $50, folio Ri of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, and ut the re-
guest OF the party secured Will sell at public
ton, in front OF tho premises, on TUESDAY, the
goth day Of OCTOBER, a. u. 1870 ut 4: 0 O'Clock
y. m the following described real estate situated In
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia, to wit
Fart OF lot numbered one CD In square numbered
nine hundred aud twenty-five (gi5) describe fol.
lows: beginning for the same ut the southeast cor
ner OF said lot one (D, and running thence north
thirtyeight feet eight Inches Ss q inl thence west
BeVcntytwO feet thence south thirty eight eet eight
Inches (iS n. IN and thence east sevcntytwo feet
thereon.
Termsi one-third cash aud the balance In SIX t6),
Twelve (ls) and eighteen ls months with interest ut
bper cent per nnnum. secured by deed of trust
Ihe property or all cash, Ut option of purchaser $50
deposit ht Time of sale and all cOnveynncng at cost OF
purchaser. Ifterns OF sale not couued with in
seven days the trustees the right to resell the
property ut the risk and cost of the denulting pr-
chaser after five days advertisements
JOHN JOY EDISON,
THOMAS s. HOPKINS,
OC9 4 Tru
National Republican., 1880-10-13
GsORGETOWH UNIVERSITY.
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For parilJ unrs address
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