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National Republican., 1880-10-11
Democratic RouGhs In Indiana.

A New York Herald special from Indiana
says that Senator Barnum laid down his
check for 100000 last week on the table in
room No. 10, and Mr.. English covered it with
his check for 100000 after which the astutc
and energetic chairman hied him over TO Gin
cinnati. Mr.. New is in constant receipt OF
dispatches from Hornollsvlle and Harrisburg
giving information of the movements Of re.
peaters, aud Mr.. Gorham tells me they are
confident of tho present presence here of be.
tween 700 and 500 roughs from New York and
Philadelphia Among the prominent men
from Philadelphia are the notorious Bill Me-
Mullin, Buck McCamdless, johnny Mccormick,
Joe father, W. Gallop, Martin Kilgckcv,
John Doer, John Corrigan, Joe Henry, b. l..
Smith, C. Adam and Mike Stafford, all we'll
known in their city. 1t is supposed that In
dianapolis will be the distributing centre
whence will 20 the essentials for victory in
Cincinnati and Columbus. So FAR ms this place
Is concerned tho republicans profess to DO In
fear of solid south measures on election day,
and they are prepared to meet them quite half
way II they are attempted"
National Republican., 1880-10-11

81 0s@l IS, do. amber, 81 15Gl 22 No. 1 Maryland,
81 rs: No.2 western winter red spot, and October,
81 i6eE'ai l5Az November 81 l5s{d 16; December I,
sl17II@l l79z; January, si lslI&Ii8if.
COru-Southern steady: western quiet and nom
inal. Southern white. 64d55c; do. yellow, 54c;
western mixed spot and October, 5sc; November
53M@539kc; December 53I4c. bid.
Oats steady aud quiet Western white, i09Ic
do. mixed, 3SG89c.
Rye dull and nomlnolat 96c@si0o
Hay unchanged
Provisions steady and unchanged
Butter weak. Prime TO choice western packed.
lSM25c.
Eggs quiet ut 20c.
Petroleum stronger Refined, 121Sc.
l4<c. tl-'
Sugar dull. A soft 9kG9t6c.
WHISKY unchanged.
FreiRhts UNCHANGED.
Rcccipt-flour, Sl75 bble wheat, 12i;200 bui
corn, l7.l00 bu. oats, l,G59 bu; rye, 800
shipmens--Wheat log 529 bu; corn. g425 bu
Snle.-WheaL 1l5s.3GS bu; corn. "a 500 bu.
Virginia skies, deferred NJ do. cousols, G0T do.
second series "a; past-due coupons, oOs<; new ten
fOrtIes, III bid to-day.
Exchange adjourned until Tuesday next for
sesqui-centennu celebration.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
How the Il. L. VS. Began.

The history Of the commonwealth Of Vir-
giniu commenced with an auction salo--not,
however, in store, but beneath the green
trees Of jamestown, whore, probably, the
most anxious aud interested crowd of auction
habitues ever known in the history of the
world were gathered. In letter still to be
seen, dated London, August 81. 1921, and
directed to a worthy colonist Of that settle
ment, the writer begins by saying:
"Wc send you a shipment one widow and
eleven maids, for wives for the people of Vir-
ginia. There has been especial care in the
choice of them, for there hath not one of
them been received but upon good recommen.
dations. In case they cannot be presently
married we desire that they may be put with
several householders that have wives until
they can be provided with husbands"
But the writer Of this epistle had little rea-
son to fear that any of the maid
ems fair' would be left over. The arr
ohives contain evidence to prove that
those first cargoes Of young LADIES
were put up at auction and sold for l2O pounds
Of tobacco each, and IL was ordered that this
debt should have precedence over all others.
The solitary "one widow" went along with
the others, for they could not be particular In
those days. The good minister of the colony
no doubt had busy time that day. He did
not mention any fees nor did the bridegrooms
think Of rendering any. All WIS joy and
gladness; no storms ahead no inqusitivc
clerk to stand and say: Here's the license;
fork over that one dollarW Nothing of the
sort. From some of these couples the first
families of Virginia are descended.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
MARYLAND NEWS.

Remittont and intermittent fcvers arc pre-
vailing extensively in Charles county.
The O'Donnel hotel and store aud dwelling
Of Edward Manly, at Mount Savage, were de-
stroyed by fire last Monday.
Frederick City has just refunded $54s.000
of Q per cont. bonds at per cent. The city IS
Indebtedness Is now $500. 500.
The new academy of music at Hagerstown
Is to be oponed on the 18th inst, when the
Chimes of Normandy" will bo produced.
Walter J. Griffith. a woll.known farmer liv-
ing about mile from Sassafras, committed
suicide last Tuesday morning by shooting
himself with ashotgun.
Joseph Harris of Charles county, who was
struck on the head with All oxen bar by
Richard Payne,jr. on Wednesday of last week,
died Saturday. A jury Of inquest rendered a
verdict to that effect.
Mamie Warthan, a girl of thirteen, employed
as domestic in the family of Mr.. David
Deer, of Frederick, attempted to commit
suicide on Wednesday by taking laudanum.
The physicians saved her life.
In the circuit court at Frederick in the
case of Charles p. Bond against the Maryland
Coppcr Mine company for $4,000 damages
for injuries sustained by blast oXplo-
sion two years ago, the jury returned vcr'
dict for tho defendant.
The Rov. Levi Kclar, pastor ofthc Lutheran
church at Funkstown, has had 10 suffer tho
amputation of his leg broken by full whilo
gathering apples from n tree In his yard
Though not out of danger, lie was doing as
well as could he expected, considering that he
is sixty. years of age.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
VIRGINIA NE WS.

The United States district court, Judge
Rives presiding, will convene in Harrisonburg
tomorrow.
Tho Lynchburg Ncrs has seen n beet raised
IN q garden in that city which weighs four
Teen pounds.
The old historic Libby prison. Richmond, Is
advertised TO be sold at auction on the 10Th
November prox.
The Suffolk cotton mill, so long talked of,
has become a fixed fact, and will be completed
at an early day.
Newton M. Lee, city sergeant OF Richmond,
has been acquitted Of the charge OF larceny
brought against him.
A party Of Pittsburg capitalists are expected
to visit Rockbridge aud ad accent counties nexi
week to inspect the iron deposits.
The Hon. Muscoc Garnett, late Judge Of the
county court Of Essex, died ut his residence,
Ben Lomond on Tuesday morning lust.
The stonewall brigade baud rendered com
plimentary seronade to the widow and dnugh'
ter Of their old commander, at Staunton, on
Tuesday night.
Mr. Peter Cox an old and esteemed citizen
of Wesmoreland county, died at his home,
near the Hague, on Wednesday night, OF q
congestivc chill.
Mr.. Armstrong, u brakeman on the Chcsa-
peakc Il Ohio railroad. was crushed to death
near Roncovcrtc on Monday, by falling under
n running car. Ho was from Gordonsvile.
Mr.. Frederick Whitaker, young man re-
siding In Petersburg, made an unsuccessful
attempt to put an end to his life lust Friday
by swallowing about three ounces oflaudauuni,
i. III. Robertson, an old aud well l.known citi.
zen Of Petersburg, died last Friday morning,
at the ago of scventy.thrce years. lie was
r prominent druggist aud was also tho agent
of several insurance companies.
Work isprogressinG rapidly on the Buchanan
and Clifton Forge division of the Richmond
& Allegheny railroad. The contractors are
laying track from Williamsons east, aud q
construction train is running on what Is done
National Republican., 1880-10-11
Eventfil Day

The victory of Kings mountain Is only ono
Of the many historical associations which have
immortalized tho 9TH of October. Apart from
the tradition which gives II the honor of win.
lam the Couquoror's landing in England. II
has that OF the great events so strangely inter.
woven with the career of the Burgoyne fam
ily. 1t witnessed General BuTgoynes accep-
tancc Of the command that brought him to
America, aud also his final overthrow ut Sara
toga in l777, resulting in The surrender of
himself aud his whole army. On the same
memorable day his famous son, Sir John Bur-
goyuc, completed the landing Of the siege.guns
and material used ten days later in the first
bombardme of Sebasopo; aud the family
anniversary" subsequently acquired a sadder
renown by the death of Sir John himself
National Republican., 1880-10-11
1880
The GREAT ILS

pENNSYLYANlA ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK : : II hEL KAiilsS ,c,,,p
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
IN EFrEGtift, July 30 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE EwAsHINGroN from Depot, cor.
For Phtsbnrs aud the West. sos a. M with sleeping
Cars 10 Louisville and Chicago; lGl0 IL N. daily,
nail ST LOUIS and Chicago $50 p M daily With
PIHHee HTI,S6ne Ss5i lt'lsGHrSi pnTG,, i,,AcRAupoAp
For tanandaigua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with ParOr Car 10 Watkins and the North, NJ 500
cerI saturday. wGh Palace Cars TO Canan daigua
For Wniiamspoft Lock Haven ana Elmira, at 1910
For New York and The East 1910 a. M, GlO and 1000
y m on SUNDAY, 1000 =, m, ,,,.. o.o -,
For Brooklyn, Sew York all through trains connec.
at Jersey CITY with buals Of BROOKLYN Annex.
anordlnE direct llnrsfE 70 Epllon street avoiding
double ieIriHge Gero's New Hors Sy., y,., ,o.o, =, -,
on Sunday, $40 and 1000 y, m. s,
Limited express gss 80 a. M day except nd Snh9W & .oo
44o, ;4O, 900 and lggI p M; On on > slha'|' 500 H.
m, lC49 4. NJ b;I5 Gas ana Vy Va - ~, d.,,,
For An2apois 10 a. u,, and $40 p, IN, daily, except
ALEXHHNhRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY ANp ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON
For Aisxsmdfis T. 7;2o o II ~ m; 4;2o 800 G25 and
ll!JO p m. On sunday, rs and II H. NJ and
For Richmond and tho South. 700 q. m. daily, and
500 y, m, daily, except sunday "
1880, ., q, Z aud g.Os y, m. aud J: midnight on
sunday al ana 10 a. n, aud Vyo r. m - -
conmodtt5mS can be procured II Inc di.ices-north-
east corner otrhireenth street and ienpSlvnllH
viua avenue and at tho depot, whore orders can be
lett Tor the cheCkiug OF bagsoge to destination rom
FRANE rIi6MpsoS, General Manager.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
Moth. Mold nnd Mildow.

The Post, In its effort at Cabuet.mpkiug for
secretary of war. This reinstRtcs Fitz'John
Porter, and reyives that process for the better
preservation of textile fabrics against moth,
mold aud mldew, that WAS also water.repel-
liant. COwles and Brega can como from their
hding.places and appear about Washington.
They have beon in hiding over since the col.
lapse of the process What II blessing would
be the selection Of Mcclellan and FHther-in'
law Marcy. Jones suggests that u water
ropelIunt Is the last lF,ng the party that geti
II is naturally watcr.rcpellant.-Smdoy Cap
ital
National Republican., 1880-10-11
- FREE ADvERTIgING, 49,,
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are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
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No free Advertisements taken after o'clock y. m
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DIatrict Tottrta.

EourTY CouRT-JusTIcE Cox.-Maiu VS.. Hall de.
cree for complainant for 800 Gilbert VS.. Milburn;
substitution of trustees ordered. Elkart VS. Young;
appeal bond approved JniTmy W. Grant decree
pro confesso set uside Windcrmnn W.. loscphs Ia.
junction denied. Biggins VS.. McBlair time to tnke
testimony limited TO five days Ingcrsuil vs.. James;
reference 20 auditor to Stitc trustees account.
Jackson VS.. Gales; appearance OF absent defendant
ordered. Willett VI. Fistcr motion for receiver
overrued.
CRIMINAL CouRT-JusrIcE JAMES John Beckett;
murder of Rosalie Ellen Harris IN July, 1879, OIL
trial.
ASSIGNMENTS ron TODAY.
SUPREME COURT oF THE DISTRICT CHiEF- JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WVLIE ASD HAGSEn.-No l2
Van Riswick Ss. Spading 81, United States use of
SchCi vs. Ebcri; 49, EichOrn. executor. VS. Fischer;
~, Walsh vs. KennCdy %. Leighton vs.. Hubbard.
~, BoNhaiu VS. Page; a.. Mukin vs.. Moses 40,
spoids vs.. Crooy, 49, schlosiugerys Best; 90, May
hcw vs.. Rupert.
EQUITY COURT JUSTICE CoX.-No. Z. Peugh vs..
Davis; &c. Main Hall: %. Rec vs, Wiikinsun a,
frain W. Fnin; ~, Gilbert vs.. Mlburu; 20, Alex
nudrin Canal Railroad company vs.. District Of
Columbia; 81 Whcatlcy vs.. National Fair associa-
ton; &c. Foster vs. Foster: bS brown VS. Warner;
90 Dunawin VS.. Dunawin, Gl, Thompson vs.. Thomp-
son.
CRIMINAL CouRT-JUsT1CE JAMEs.--John Beckett
murder of Rosalie Ellen Harris. william Pope,
murder Off. L. Butler
National Republican., 1880-10-11

AT Gordon, Tex, y restaurant keeper struck
a railroad laborer with his fist under the ear
breaking his neck.
LABoUcHERE wants to know what Ruskin
will say about the running OF ST cam launches
Oh tho canals of Venice.
SPEAKING Of Maine, Mr.. Blaine says "If
1t has not set the country good example, II
has given it n terrible warming"
A STRONG point in favor of the new Cape
Cod canal is that 1t was Endorsed by George
Washington In letter dated June 10, 1776.
WHITTIER says that woman suffrRgeis is In.
evtable; but he breads It's effect IN all large
cities, for women are moro Intense than men
"When they are good they are very, very
good, and when they are bad, they ar,
horridu ~
National Republican., 1880-10-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money MARKET,

NEW YORK, Oct o. 1880.
Money was easy at 29S per cent on call. and
closed at 2la per cent.
Exchange was dull at 4sO>aG4sl for long and
4s3H@IS3I5 for short sight.
Government bonds were quiet, but steady.
State bonds dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds active, but Irregular.
The stock market opened weak and 1s9i per
cent. lower, subsequently advanced fraction and
later lost the Improvement. At the first board
prices advanced sol per cent. in the general list.
During the afternoon the speculation was eX-
uemely dull, and there was u reaction Of lsG5E per
cent. but at the close tirner tone prevailed the
market closing at recovery Of H9lS per cent.
The total sales were l0i,O coo shares, including
Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Western IL 100, Delaware
& Hudson 1000, Erie 6,500. Northwestern 7 100 New
Jersey Central $500, 81. Paul 1900 Wabash Pacific
5000 aud Western Union $500.
IuygIUSllg quotations were as fOlIONS;
National Republican., 1880-10-11
I Aw SCHOOL or .rur
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES G. wELLING, LII d.,

BRESIDhkT.
THE HoS. WALTER s. cox, IL. D.,
PROFESSOR OF THE LAW OF REAL ASD PERSONAL
PRoPERTy, OF CONTRACTS AND OF CRiMEs
ASD MIsDEMEAoRs.
WILLIAM A. MAuRl LII. d.,
PROFESSOR or Equity, JuRlsrKuDENcE or COM
MON LAW ASD Equity PLEADING, OF THE
LAW OF EvIDhNCE, ASD THE LAW
or PAKTSERsHip.
The Hog. ALEXANDRA b. hAGNER, LII D."
LECTURER ON CRIMINAL LAW.
GEORGE i. APPLEBN, ESQ,
JUDGE OF Moor COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OF LEGAL Practice.
The exercises of the School VIII be resumed In the
Law Building Of the University judiciary Square,
Fifth street, between and y StGGesl, on the SEC
O'Clock p. m, when opening addresses VIII be made
by the Professors and when Undergraduates OF the
previous year. as well ms new students, are Invited
to be present
Tho entire charge for tuition lectures and n facili-
ties OF the School, In lis Undergraduate Department.
inhdvnnce, hall yearly or In monthly installmentI at
the option OF students.
The fee for the Postgraduate course in practice,
covering period of nine months, is S25.
by pas tculRr invitation being IN response to call
from more than seventy graduates IN law and mem
bers 0ftho bar, tho Hon. Alexander u. Hagner LII
d.. Assoc ate Justice Of the supreme Conrt OF the DIS.
trict of Columbia, will deliver SPECIAL Course OF
Lectures on Criminal Law during tho session OF
lSSOl5l The Lectures will bo given on Thursday
oveping OF each week ut o'clock, and the general
theory OF the will be pained by Judge Hng
per at the opening Of the school the 5th OF October
The spec III fee for this course will be $40.
W. IL. d .. II. MORRISON, AS PennSylvnnia nvo
nue; also at the National Savings Bank, corner New
York avenue and Fifteenth street; or by addressing
the President the Faculty. selGt
National Republican., 1880-10-11

BALTIMORE Nh" Nc'' |"
Cotton quiet. Middliug, llAGllSe,
Flour higher aud active, Howard street aud
western suptrNnc 50 1894 %; do, extra 81 5Gm5 0O
do family, S. %E6 2i, city mills superine
sS 1904 5j do. extra 81 J0Ui 90, do, family,
SO 25d6 30; do Rio brands So O0@G 20; PGtupseo
family, 81 w,
Whcat-SouDhern higher and strong; western
excited and higher, closing lrn Southern red,
National Republican., 1880-10-11
Tho Pleasures of Hone.

When tho body is bowed with pain an In.
tense longing for relief brings hope. This
may brighton tho suffering but il does not
cure. At time like this how welcome is
such II friend as Warmers Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure, bringing hope, health and happi.
ness and the iOys of renewed life,
National Republican., 1880-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sayings and Doings.
A puTLER COMEDY.

bVIIaIlN NVMEUHs
RecoHstructton nom the original Design tV Sofn'
burne.
They parted with words Of hate,
And hisses, and jeers;
They met in q pcrIlous strait,
After some twenty years.
Mot as old democrats meet,
Plotting the spoils 10 divide;
Thinking how best they might cheat
The people, and profit their side.
They ohatted of this and that
And whistled the same old tunes,
He throwing no bricks" from his hat
And they not abiding TO "spoons."
All what q comedy this is
Neither was changed in the loast
Ho had forgotten the Kisses,
And they had forgiven "the beast"
National Republican., 1880-10-11
TNIrED STATES MARsuAL's SALE.

by virtue OF II writ of vendtioni exponas, issued
ont OF the Clerks Office OF the supreme court Of the
District of Columbia and 10 directed. Will sell
at public sale, for cash. ut the Courthouse door OF
TOBER 1850 at II o'clock m, all the right, title,
claim and interest Of the defendant john g. Stafford,
Lots r. ~ and "a IN square 52 and west half ofo
trict. together with ali and singular the Improve
ments theTeou, levied upon as the property OF John
G. Stafford to satisfy execution No 1853 at law. IN n
vor oi Gilbert Vanderwerken. us. of A. u 9runwell
sEPTEMBER 10, 1850. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
sc2ldts u y, Marshal,
National Republican., 1880-10-11
EnIrOATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
Hon, Arthur Macarthur. Pre-.

Hon. Arthur MacArthpr, President
meet Monday, "Wednesday and saturdayn at p. M,
ssnior Cisss. PROF W b. webb, will meet Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, Of p. m, commencing Oc-
tober O.
Junior Cless, Prof Eugene Carusi will meet Tues.
day. Thursday and Saturday at p. m, com mencnR
Regular lecture Fridays, at 1850 D. M. commencing
November g. All students are expected 10 attend
those lectures on special topics by gentlemen eminent
at the BENCH and bar List otleciures and topics VIII
bo ready Eovemher1
p. m, c0mme nciDg Tuesday, Novembor2 q
Moot Court Wednesday, at Il 30 D. IN.
Tuiton-Junior and Senior Glasses, S5 per month
Post Graduate Glass, f7b for the full term. This In
cludes Moot Court recitation and oil Lectures general
and special Gentlemen Intending 10 enter can apply
10 the secretary ". J. NEWTON, 500 Seventh street
or vt the Lecture-room, 4lD New York avenue, from
TO d. m. Oc,
National Republican., 1880-10-11

tallty restored IN either young or old All Malaria
POisOns and lingering diseases Of whatever name or
nature thoroughly aud permanently era9icatsd nom
which treat you musl make nppllcaliOnAt my otico.
CONSULTATION FREE 10 ALL,
Onice aud Residence No, 1890 O street northwest,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, near
clurch Wnshlngtou. d. a. iRl2
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r II. WARNER, Real Estate Auciioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY AND AT.
TIC FRAME HOUSE ON NINTH STREET, BE;
SOUTHEAST
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated July 10. 1875,
duly recorded In liber 7Sp folio WA of tho land
records for the District OF Columbia, mud at the re-
guest Of the party secured, we will sell at public auo-
ton, In front of the premises on TUESDAY. tho
eOth day Of OCTOBER, a. u. 1850, OF 40 o'clock
W m, the following described real estate situated In
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia, to wit
Part OF lot numbered ono ~ In square numbered
nine hundred aud twenty-five (05), described as fol-
lows; Beginning for the same at the southeast cor.
ner OF said lot one (), aud running thence north
thirycight feet eight inches (S5 n in), thence west
scventytwo feot, thence south thirty eight feet eight
Inches (3s r. In and thence east seveDtytwo feet,
20 the beginning, together with the Improvement Is
thereon.
Terms: one.third cash aud the balance In ak (G),
twelve (l2) and eighteen s) months. with Interest VI
sper cent per annum, secured by deed OF trust on
tho property or Ril cash. ut option Of purchaser. II
terms OF sale are not cOnuiied with In seven dnye the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the deinultng purchaser amer five
days advertisement. JOHN JOY EDsoN,
THOMAS s. HOPKINS,
OCSlB,2G Trustees,
National Republican., 1880-10-11
To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1880, AT 1850 =. NJ.
Leave Washington I,

AM Leave Washington
sSS-RSlIm1GrS IG dR EIeYs X Gy Ts sg9 Way Stations
AmoSSpSis 9hd wny PleGgmSnt
si3>-STAuHToN AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS ES-
sOo-NlsW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON
to New York and Pliadoiphia
O;Oo-Jon sunday ony-BHltlniore, Annapolis and
@aO-ttsT: nIoCIs, CHICAGO, COLUMBUS, AND
Town, and at Point OF Rocks for Frederick nnl
stations rast of Piedihont except ,supday;l
Pullman cars 10 Cincinnati and Loulsvlllo
dalyi Grafton to sNndusEy daily. except satnr'
''''' 6arf College, Brisyiiic, Laurel, Annapolis
Junction. Jessup's Ald Hanover.
-BnfiokE kHnseS &SB LaBRE 5Bfq cx PShy sgS hMy
&sS-EEY SlN * ryTGEsTS, y ( sHiIAbEEriiiA HSp Bos-
$50 Baltimore ana Way Stations. twinenester
EIsfsFffs mfsefsoH sRS ya AEsy Nj yIau
REL EXPRESS. (Frederck, via RelayJ stops
A""sFq, 81 Scsa lSnf'is% fas@src uaser.own Win
chester aud Wy Stations; ton, Sunday TO Point
s siV-CIiIc&S6 AND SpVtS c6hWMsTs h E%TiEss
sfH,PG frti = fH,s"sSS TSb h"iy nx
PhEsS paG 81 S SS ga, M HWSdSsGSTs Wsy sSS ad LAUREL
"a In"ItmSTs %9s spd wTy st"!iGHs txpprss
asV-isf 81 j i6uis' GiNciNNATf { 5 ttnicAdo AND
PllTsBuRG kXPREss (rttsburg except
Sunday)
Siaeping cars TO 81, Louis and PitiSburg.
GS5--tBALllMOliE BLA ADENSBURG AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS. ,-
IOlS-tNEW YORK, pHILADELPlIlA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car
10 New York, and special sleeping car 10 rhiia-
dephiR
tDaiIy. SUNDAY only oiheI trains daily except
Sunday
All trains stop at Relay Station,
For further Information apply AT the Baltimore &
Ohio ticket ofiCes Washington Station, and 603, Go
and 1851 Pennsy lVaniR avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders will he taken for baggage to
be checked and received al any point in the city.
W NJ. GLEN ENJB,
Master OF Transp irtatiOn.
GEO. S. kuONIZ, General Agent
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
~ x. lORN. Generhl IlAsenEeT Agent.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
r T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctionccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, SITUATED on THE NORTH,
MlST ConEEh Of l. AND ELEVENTH
BY virtue of u deed oi trust, dated March s. 1876.
and recorded In liber No. 5l, folio l50 one of the
land records OF the District OF Columbia will sell nj
public auction "a front OF the premises, on WEDNEs-
DAY StPrfM BIER 20. A. u. 1850. at O'Clock y.
those pieces Of ground lying In the city of Washing
ton, D. G., known aslois Nos. 10 and 70 in square
No. 0i0 together with the Improvements thereon,
cons sting Of ten two-story frame dwelling houseR
Terms; One'quarter cash, baGnco In six, twelve
and eighteen months with per cent. Interest," S76 on
eac lot at time of sale Conveyancng at expense OF
purchaser. Terms 10 be complied with IN ten days.
CHARLES L. FRASER,
Surviving Trustee
The above sale Is postponed until TUESDAY, oC-
TOBER u, 1880, same hour and place
CHARLES L. FRASER,
se30-2awSds Surviving Trustee