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AllluSelNent5.
A BBEY'S PARK THEATRE:
n Last Four NIGHTS Of LITTLE DETECTIVE.
s"'sS M"aaaT ;1H April ~ LoTri as zir.
NETWORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
sTRiNU TERMS Is ALI BlsANchEs.
Gan FRANCISCO MINSTRELs.
rs' %JeSi SHTEg 4 hS gf'aR' R FEN EsEaCis4Tss chSTs
Orrna muslc augmented CHI rus and gorgeous scenery
rrTyS %s%s.sny S s9 Ap Sfr- % u r TIArcHER
CTANDARD THEATRE: B'way and 33d-sL
> Tih6 WEEK Gna EM3HiH2pTs Hiap - MyGSsss MsE
NfR2s2FFSSRH5 S2FS sl sgI?S Combination
CTEINWAY HALL: H., Monday, Apr April II.
5 IHlN " y Miss i sHa5t; EMMA t;r {. ;rrhURsBS: 49,
CTEINwAY HALL; -, =, Monday q April II.
= Mr. MAX PlNNER and MI. =. b. - MILLS
SrEINWAY hALL ca5ci+ event + E@MA NJ sa.dn %oRsbf
IhlN IN new ss-snd'5 and brilliant programme
CrEINWAY HALL. Lavinc's Annual Concert.
- sac % tickets Ar srEINwAY HALL.
CTElNWAY HALL. Thursday Eve, April 8.
~ FRANZ RuMMEL TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.
M9fg M%% f. LSs SSsfs Nlf S1 soaRS
r% 5y s PfTnfSI S % EgIHSei M H. ca n
5" E1@GEnScTr n T. TSSS VoS lNT T%'M Ta"S: Mgss HoEaa
h EIE0hIGd& n Sd & G1,sG 60. aA Al flyfE tLyyffEN ha'''
Hs]cr, e., I'd scis, 81 % Adm slrn' 81. .--
WALES Chckeri9g II2l Serss ;, ,so IT. Thigd idS
hntcrtainment to day Sw'9neS"ay' a' ''o D. nh '0H
slsins Of N''e'iR:'@ii Si, @ib%nY S>fYi'Sw SwS3oLLErr
Thc proganno Will Include several scenes from ilawa
t! i,c cariin Mrs Mnured Price: &C. Mr. %slsr
Johnson. orsans deserved seat ueN''S' 'V' III" '''
NVALLACKS. "Opens 1880; begins at 8.
W r2iYST %e MS99s55 yNRD + srccEsS Of
LEGITIMATE COMEDY.
HuIt H9yST TEtqHFaEhFh qFEhEEhP Ig T5 AFFh$rs
cHttttt'iNG THE Chief PERFoRMERs AFTER EACH
ACr--Icraih
70 Manly rS Or SoTTo MAGRY: AaIG,R,Y;:ro,r
Revised md %l: Ts tSr MGGGGck SS RIraS1s stage by
wrn ,for1 TiI M so.owi Ms LISTER wALLAcK
l4ieRy yI RAYRw miRaY s S@tcREFf @
SH iSsSss DsnSarys servpni MIR & 8
HHDY ssAN MIsS sSEII LIZZIE 9EHSMASoEE
MnsgsNR HISS SARAH WoRiIxX PoNIsl
Characters by - =, M,
Mcs sAMS2ESt M,.s hHhaaM HsMoS escMSdfm and Mss L. 'i
KATE BARTLETr.
ETH AVENUE THEATRE. Matinee to;,nor'w.
T9MSRRGs%g GsgsNdh o PhRa M 14TSFsh coMFaNY SFAu' IA
an only Matinee R dIScs heGGs charming op'rA
chlasracte,ed CHAR great i's rst
fsSsl sSSyss aSs AGPssSh hs
AacOny sea ressrVsa rs. Il W. 70 cs Family
Gaas' crcls Sdaiission SO cts. ssSes $40 sis F,e
seats ~ fifta Avenue Theatre ana III broaa"uy'
sunday Evening April H. g. g.a ave % Isssse S ars2a Ns
Irau'a Company. ~.. I' .a III =.
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For Rows and young Men-Country.

4 HOMELlKE SCHOOL for BOYS under 13.
~ EHtNDo. \. w.. I'inpsi'aL Long = aud
! lcyndrr Institute. Milir'ry Barring School
~ Wmtr Plans. y. Y. PriITir1!. o. *. VI ILLS. Ph D.
FfEIIS MILITARY AtADENI.
Ap lil. touu.
HOME -t hDpi tJN ROiS
svHlN" T..tN OFH>S AlLiI. -
HOl > and NOtN NG MhN privately fitted for
,rate. Cialtlo'rd o.. t'l,ft'l CsiadatrP coached
-.u,r.,r"- V.nf-. .-t,~k iihie' A4-7 r. lJttMA>N.
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTi-
u % g.. N,a flltrg. t"uu, Grirfl Nu~~''s schnl.
iTepaaio:y ln ulr'r sfcn rn tc."o-"r business In"r
tur lvs ttl. l.,F '} mi.h'F a. 'iiN yyWh;'il-S ~
Ample tpi oriu tor a'l 'itc rlrts. ipHin9 dc.
HIGHLAND MiLIl ARl ACADEMY, Wor
,,.irr ..a,. g. 20 >lhthi !. - No. Sdn I'M .noei
FRYING INSrtrUfE.-Bo udmg and Day
l-.,s. and siti' o. ming. Surfing
iriui c,.imruc,t Aalch3l \. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lErEKSkII.(N. v. Military Academy. For
tuiais ..t,'o. co., e. J. WRIGHT 4 M frn' iiAi
IDENA>ILNA%IA MlLil AIRY ACADEMY.
ClII ~ri.i, Fen.
''u Ingir ens tncn IN, a-srs AM tng "a tcsr.es
go, ',.i.d toonr lHno. ltl All. rre,t
CNfrNtN &. Media tPrnn.),
- Acll,sy fos yorr7 nrd lairs ~'ion fnr spring
rIf .i .uiuu D. -lnr Hf frrfiDr f1 nnh Fn"'rh ana
f,r t rtt.q Ei l.' orlurr i9. ~rtsOtih' az tlas
o.. 4.~tr o., tr.-aou :ui fils rss CORR 'pndli'e
f.urt ~ith Iapliy anil ,Aniog' n-s nm,
lU i-ini c-tft r' ~ ''. >"" ~, d.''l
rut.f v,r- iut pagtltuiiIs Hnd tcstim"its Address
fi., O.. ~UritILIpt'!. a a. ~ r' ut nl.V.. "
rfadu,c. ,leit Penn M,ia s., j. mi - los r." f'on phil
a.i .i t.d ifan- dalv ht srttn nm cues g H l'tN.t
l-os citas diaA-. Tho "eAih tt,n'd o Mecl" ""S ~"
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Caw Schools.
GencnerS.

encnerS.
DIVINITY STUDENT DESIRES A POSI-
~ tlnn ~ tutor companion Woud prefcr 70 tthVet
It, lcrz l-hOps and clergy Address lfiNCOfA@'N'
1rlbnnr ohlcc.
SfFRlCAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies coll EA Schools ap' ta"siieS WIN
Thoroughly competent lI0ehsrs l1nclalH anu Lc VnMct. M
En,ii- abroad 10 mo rnun.lY pfOnpy sulhu WIN
superior Tutors or cali on or 'utrs T VI. j.
YtUNo Am"rican and Foreign Teachers Agency - UNION
square
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY tor SCHOOLS and
TEACIfERS-Iutrudlcc % Schools ami Families sle.
Tor American aud For Teachers for any dep rment t
iustrnct0n The index just published contains iyar .
rs, Uuir i. OF School Properties for sale on 10 huht
snd uIher valuable information furnished for stamp ~
pTSrKrSEY'S SCHOOL DIRECTORY, 2fS pages; IA
RENTS Edition o. special catalogue o eyey school on oar s
~ N' " r. COlESWORTH PINCKNkY
Domestic Building, cor BroidHay ann l4lhsL n. 1. Cy.
TCEACHERS supplied to schools and families
TIONAL Blu llEA Y. 80 Unonsquar
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10 a II Of jIst.st 2OxsO also lot No 10;
on n Stl,-st " 2dave and also IS 0Vlhst' l"z.o
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~ " 20 l7 and also 40 stone-st Maria G
lqS'Ss'' 40 iastres and another to Robert Chesc
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1TJTNTY IOUSES.-At Ko>sv,llc. staten
y Island, lo!r cas hoasts 9n'l-y Of - r.; ~
DU BOISE, Esq at Hueuenut station. siaeu ls'aro h'
road.
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MS MILIIAEI ATNDENI.

EOl > and NOt NJ MhN privately fitted f
4 ,a,le C.ialtorrd pltrtrt CPraifairP cnlfli
eL.n.l-.r..- ~ nL-.. . lll., 49,. =. lJIt AA \
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A T. ORANGE. y. j. nclghborhnud Slrcia!ill
~ -pr,r ctv fir sale al varCtes; gfta, par
rains TpWARD =. HASlLToN, i l. lner't.. 1.
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4 GRADUATE Of Cambridge NnGiauD. Tor
rly srlo'lr ~ @ college. desire" t3rler ih"
snln MN the principal wclcstabiAlle, higarlass
srion! or Ild SOLE management Yen y.its.
fi III tuition. address, Post Ohiec BO4 a. "ihd
spl.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Morris "a 'betwccn Pike ana Rutecrsst, 10. 40
y q 20 1nx 100: BOswOrth. reieree. TO JameH
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rTNO LET.-A desirable dwelling well located,
between Broadway and Gth.aye: in excellent order
are ciuded; to small family Sl,SU0 year. Apply TO
Y. II. GRADY, e12 6th.ave.
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Giip prcperrn 90 Eel.

ELEGANT HOUSE with MIRRORS 42d-st.,
~ opposite the Park blstst $4,000 4oths! 81 200 g.
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1 NE1TTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.

offer for sale my residence at 1airytown about one
NIL. ecuih Of iiir Broadway. l1rr stone
house witt every appointment belonging an ct ~ n'
iarre arTanced coachholSe and stable grapcrv green
hoIsc 1t fruit vegetable gard , liz law u c'FtN
fine the large" and il Is ono Oh the many
pacos on .no cast hlnk o. tEc Uut!snn - ...o,
After an experience of about seventeen years can guar'
healthy ,..
II vi" Oe swan ~ ." n IFWIS IlURERrS PrOldSt
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V1O LET.-Hardware store, 131 Christopher
st.; 80 years established chance TO get an old
stand plate glass front. Apply 60l Hudson-sf
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AT Riverside (GIccnwiclD, bcauuiui resi-
~ dcuco; rnofern cOuvtnencCs nigh gToinh hnc nr-h
horho1c uerf ilv healthy; depot ana haTDof; 1l
mast self ArN ATkR. p Park.roW.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
vvu WORK CITY.

,,.,,o., ~ % Oio II Of StantOnst, strip eight
1i" inrhes Wide x931l Victoria Menzel ana HUSBAND
to John schuh and wife ~, o:s iio ixiI75
oVtn.s ,,51 casy lG22; Trum and another, tIus
tses oil ] sicvin & Coto William kVano.rlnt
Same property; Eugene Kelly ana ot''eis' uN'''''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04
PERSONAL.

Hos. A. V. RICE, OF OHIO, is booked at Wizards
Mr.. J. r. AUDENRIED, Of Philadelphia is at the
Riggs house
A. EsrwIsLE and his daughter, Miss Cherrle,
of Lancashire, Eng, are sojouning at Wizards.
w. II. BALDWIN, OF Ottawa Canada, and Mrs.
and Miss Wilkinson, Of New Orleans, are at the
I'll Bit house.
MIpsrIrMES G. II. STAFFORD, c. A. McLain. H.
O. Dunn and +. J. Sprague of the Annapolis Gcad-
envy, are stopping at the Ebbitt house
Mr.. &. W. CABLE, the author OF the creole stories,
Is q small, slender man, with The hands Of an artist,
irregular features well shaped head and clear
eyes.
MIR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON Is forgetting the fatigues
of his winter work in fishing expedition; but he
will return TO New York in time for the Booth
breakfast.
MRs. MARY c. HARRIS has placed monument
upon the grave OF her daughter Mrs. Jesse Billings
i bears the inscription Killed by an assassin,
COLONEL Tom SMITH Captain A. D. Payne, w. II.
Payne DR.. ID. c. Gordon, B. 2. Green j. II. Payne
and R.W Hunter of Virginia registered at the
/ National yesterday.
| Mr.. CHRISTIAN WILLIAM FERDINAND ApoLPHus
| GEORGE sLEswlG-lioLsrEIN SOSDERBuRG-G LUCKs-
! BURG, king of Greece has been interviewed by q
! Herald man, who calls him IAN amiable monarch"
/ THE Hon. r. r. Butler has withdrawn as q can
| dduo for the republican nomination for congress
in the first district Of Tennessee, because OF the
demands of his private and professional business,
JAMES OLIVER, Of divers Grove ILL., Is ninety.
three years old. He gave his wife farm for con-
genting 10 q divorce as he desired 10 get Young
wife in her place. but inc new WIG asked and got
600 in money.
WHEN poor John Brougham was in great pain,
and believed to be very near his end, the other
day he said ho was willing enough to surrender
life for he had had good deal OF il, and had en-
jOycd IL thoroughly.
Mr.. HoRArIo SEYMOUR received nom some Al
bany admirers on Monday a birthday gin Of a
magnificent clock. He celebrated the day by
planting two trees In the morning and giving a
dinner party In the evening,
AN elegant gold badge set with diamonds has
been presented 10 Henry BeTgh "as maj OF the
Inc executive committee Of the American Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70 Animals
JUDGE SAMUEL BLATCHPORD, Of the United
States circuit court Of New York, on Wednesday
finished all the chamber business and filed de-
Cisi0ns In every case pending before him. O!d
court clerks said that they did not remember III
their twenty-five years experience OF slmulai
clearing Of the docket
ALBERT VIcIoR, the eldest son Of the Prince OF
Wales, Is tall, slender, delicale-lQo King boy
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

ONE Of the most surprising features of modern
politics is the fact that Congressman Acklen has
not counted himself in as q delegate to Chicago.
THE Boston Post says that Barnum pays Zazel
the young lady who permits herself to be dis
charged from Il cannon in his show, $3.50 day, or
SIS 900 u year. And here our nation only pays its
congressman s. 900 year. But perhaps 1t would
be willing to pay them $4,000 to allow themselves
to be fred out Of guns,
GENERAL GRANT may or may not be nominated
at Chicago. He may or may not be the strongest
candidate the republicans could nominate. But,
one thing is certan he cannot be defeated by ia c
papers aud the influences which are now opposing
him. Most OF these were arrayed against him in
1872 and they raised much greater clatter then
than they are doing now.
STORM centre at Chicago with areas Of high
pressure, variable winds, increasing temperature
and frequent local cyclones, followed by clearing
and sunshiny sky rising barometer aud steady
northerly winds to-day are the indications from
the political signol-service bureau. Cautionary
signals will be displayed at Washington, Gramercy
park aud Cincinnati.
GRANT is like his chief lieutenants; he is never
defeated while he has an army in hand. II may
be rcpulsed and shattered, but he never confeSse,
defeat, and Cameron and Conkling are lieutenanu
after his own heart They are moving now against
the combined opposition us Grant moved upon
Vieksburg and his repulSc is confidently expected
but those who are ready to shout when his linel
fall back should remember that when he wa
driven from the front OF Vlcksburg he was mex
heard from at Jackson and thereafter he waited
for the beleaguered city 10 run up the white flag
Grant may be beaten at Chicago but 1t will not b
an assured fact when his first or his second lin,
shall have been broken.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04
THE adoption of the new tenth rule by

THE adoption of the new tenth rule by
the Chicago convention will do away with
very bad feature of the republican party
organization, viz: the representation i'll
nominating conventions of the territories
and this District. The provision giving
delegates to mere geographical subdivisions
of the country destitute of political power
is anomalous and unjust. 1t began, we be-
lieye, in the hurrah over free Kansas in the
convention of 1856, when the party was
young In the present convention there
are eight territories and the District, repre-
scented by eighteen delegates. 1t is quite
probable that the votes east by them may
nominate candidate, and yet the men
casting them do not represent any potent
political body. 1t would be quite as proper
10 have Alaska represented, and nearly as
sensible to give the women-rights delegates
the privilege of a vote. The Importance OF
these delegates is also seen in the compost
ton of the important committees of the
convention that on ore1 H~''-'-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

slightly resembling his grandfather His brother
George Is short, stout and round.hcOdcd. The
princes eldest daughter is rather plain, but The
other little girls exceedingly pretty especially
the blooming and spirited little Princess Maud.
DIR. ORAZfo LuYD OF New York. b. Garrett and
wife, Of Topeka, KAN; II. '. Abbott Of New York.
Professor ii: |. Carpenter, of Boston O. T.. Murray
OF Norfolk, Va; Samuel W. Ashby. of Lock Haven,
Pa, and Misses G. Kelly, NJ. Goodwin and +. NJ.
Goodwin. OF Newcastle, Ind were among the ar
rivals at the 81. James Yesterday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04
LIMITED STATES MARsRALls SALE

BY virtue OF writ OF heri facias issued ont OF the
CerkB office of the supreme court OF the District of
Columbia, and TO mo directed, VIII sell at public
sale, Tor cash ut the courthouse door OF said District,
TUESDAY the 18TH day of June, 1870 at IL o'clock
m, all the right Title clam and interest OF the de
icndant John Q. Wright In and TO the following de-
scrlbed property TO wit: Parts OF lots 81 20 and aS
in Coltmans subdivision of squire No. 309, Washing
ton city. ID. C.. beginning for the at point on
Eleventh street ~ feet from the northeast corner
said square and running thence south 10 iee thence
west Gs feet inchc thence north lG feet and thence
east TO the place of beginning, together with al aud
singular the improvements thereon, levied upon as
the property of John G. Wright, TO satisfy execution
No, 1870, at law, in favor OF Lewis Johnson IL Co.
use Of Ida u. Marshall, FREDK DOUGLASS,
m25-ds u. s. Marshal
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LIMITED STATES MARsHADs SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ OF neri fciHs Issued out OF the
Clerks Olce OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed. l Will sell at public
sale, for cash, at the Court House door Of said Dis
triCt THURSDAY, the 10Th day OF JUNE. 1880, ut
II o'clock M, AL the right TILE claim and interest OF
The defendant, Patrick o,Donoghue, IN and to the
fOllowing-descTbed property, TO wit; Lot IS In block
SO, In Threlkeld addition TO Georgetown, ID. o., at
corner OF First and Lingan streets, levied upon as
the property of Patrick ODonoghue, In satisfy exc
cutiOn No. Also, at law, In favor Of John ~ Kendall
FREDk DOUGLASS,
United states Marshal. DistI Of Columbia.
MAY 80 1850. m.0-ds
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Y United STATES MARsnAL's SALE.

By virtue OF writ of iier facas issued out of the
Clerks office Of the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, Will sell ut public
sale. for cash, at the Courthouse door of said Dis
lrict on TUESDAY,, the I'D day of June, 1850. NJ
IL o'clock mr. all the right tile claim and interest OF
the defendant In and TO the following described prop
erty, TO- wit: Part of LIT 3i IN ]. W. Jones suh-di
nsUa, ~ sJuatu ~ o., vi ~ i0r ny sate ~.
60 feet 10 inches thence south % feet thence east 60
feet 10 inches thence north 2i feet ~ the place OF be.
ginning levied upon AS the property of defendant,
Caleb Adams, TO satisfy execution No. 2l60T ut law,
In favor OF Michael Walsh. u,e OF Edward SatteIy.
June ., 1850. FRED'k DOUGLASS,
ie!-dts u s. Marshal ID. c.
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a justice of the peace weighs as much as
the state of New York, with its million of
voters and its thirty-fve electors in the col
lege. The democratic party has wisely
avoided such difficulties only states being
allowed votes in their conventions.
1t is also certain that the action of the
convention Oh the Illinois contest will settle
for the future the method of appointing
delegates to national conventions. There
will be this good brought out of the evil of
the fight in Cook county. Hereafter, state
conventions will elect the senatorial dele
gates only. This will be generally more
satisfactory and the preferences of the
whole people will be more clearly and
freely ascertained. We take it, also, that
the state and district conventions will be
more particular in selecting men 10 repre-
sent them. The dishonorable action of such
men as WooDIN and ROBERTSON, of New
York, has made it evident that the ordinary
proprieties of political and personal conduct
cannot be relied upon to bind men TO the
observance of their faith 20 their constit-
uents.
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HEATH AND HEALTHY HOMES. A rni,

HEALTH AND HEALTHY HOMES. A guide to
domestic hygiene. BY GEORGE WILsoS, NJ. d.
Philadelphia Presley Blakeston.
The above is specially addressed to parents
and teachers, and it will prove Il reliable and
readable guide to all, whether young or old,
who will peruso it, Technicalities arc avoided,
and yet every subject is treated with all at
tanable accuracy The book does not in
fringe upon the art the physician, but aims
solely at the prevention of disease.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

THE Pittsburg pa Commercial has re
port that the Hon. S. Il. MASON, who was
the greenback-labor candidate for governor
of that state two years ago, has abandoned
that party and become a republican. He
was democrat before he joined the green
hackers
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r 7. CoLDwELL Real Estate Auctloneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK
DWkILING, NO. 73i ELEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue ola deed of trust dated April 25, A. D.
1875 duly recorded In Liber n 10. 49, Folio 2 seq,
one Of the Land Records OF the District OF Columbia,
and by direction of the party secured thereby VIII
sell at public auction N mont % the premises, on
WEDNES AN, the I'd day OF JUNE, A. ID. 1880, at 0
O'Clock p. m all that piece parcel aground known
and distinguished us aud being part of lot numbered
nine o. NJ square numbered three hundred and forty
five CAD, beginning Tor the same on the line OF
Eleventh street iorty-sevcn 90 feet south of the
northwest corner of said lot and running thence
south along the east line Of said street fifteen 5 feet
thence east seventy (70) feet 10 the rear line OF SAID
lot; thence north fifteen a) feet thence west seventy
(O feet to the place of beginning. Together with i'm
prOVements etc, consisting of u nfedium-sized brick
house. now renting for sl2ss per month.
Tcrms-One-thirl cash aud balance in six and
twelve months, with interest ut eight per cent per
aunum all cash, at the option or the purchaser;
SO0 deposit to be paid at time of sale, and all convey
ances at purchasers cost If terms OF sale are not
complied with in seven days, the property will be
sold ut the risk and cost Of the dOultng purchaser
BRAIEARD II. WARNEI (,,r,,,oo.
EDWIN y. MCINTYRE, Ai"'''NS'
The apove sale is postponed until SATURDAY
June ", 1850. same hour aud place
BRAlNARD IL WARNER, | ,r,,,s,oo,
EDWIN a. MCINTYRE, iiuS'e'''
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against tne geneTal government elbnSI iOr
aid TO collect his money or for the payment
of his claim by the United States.
THE London Lancet for February gives
DR.. KELLY'slecture on Hygiene, in which he
sets forth the lessening of the death rate in
London and other cities, consequent on the
Improvements in the watcrsupply. Scurvy
has almost disappeared from the navy,
owing TO better diet. Ague, which was
once q dangerous disease, is now very mild
in its effects. For the last fifteen years
typhus fever has ceased to be the epidemic
it once was; and the deaths from smallpox
are one quarter of the rate in the last cen
fury. The mortality Of the English mill
tary service has been reduced one-half
The death-rate prisons has been very much
lessened, and infant mortality which was
$50 per thousand ten years ago, is now 1l5.
In London the death-rate has in eight years
been reduced from "a per thousand to %;
and similar reduction lie found in Liver
pool, Manchester and Glasgow. Among
other changes for the better, DIR. KELLY men
toned the greater purity of the foods and
drinks purchased by the people, resulting
from the watchfulness of the health board.
-
THE supreme court of Louisiana decided
on Monday last that the New Orleans
municipal bonds, known MS premium bonds,
were legally issued aud that they are bind
ing upon the city. Tho pith of the decision
is found in the closing words:
Inexorable necessity entirely beyond our
control requires them tthe people of New
Orleans) to bear with patience the burden of
antecodcnt contract obligations, relies Of evil
days, legacics in great part Of extravaganza
and fraud, but now shaped into such forms Of
contract as to preclude investigation of their
origin and consideration, and 50 protected by
the paramount law of the land that neither
state constitutions, state Legislatures nor
state courts can give relief against them, and
all attempts to do so can end in nothing but
failure and additional disaster.
1t is something new to hear such doctrine
rs this from southern courts. We hope it
is sign of general change for the better.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

ONE of the disguised Independent dem
ocrats of the South Carolina convention
remarked ut its close: "If this ticket is
Selected, ringers and poor whites will have
"to go home at o'clock and stay there,
as they did before the war"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04
.

book uI.a --,,O ",ie. IL gives in plair
language directions for the care of health in
children, especially infants. The publication
of these health primers shows that the minds
of mothers are directed to the prevention of
disease. They are doing good work.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

WE are afraid General HANCOCK has
pricked his boom. An interviewer reports
him as declaring that no man can be elected
president who favors the old states rights
theory or who would countenance the alb
rogation Of the fifteenth amendment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04

THE New York stock market has shown
some improvement for the past few days.
The secretary Of the treasury purchased
three millions of government bonds on
"Wednesday, among them four per cents, Mt
1889. The capitalists who bought these
bonds at par few months ago have had u
good thing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-04
HAVE patience.
Now comes the tug of war,
O! FOR an hour of the other CHANDLER,

The New York Tribune yesterday re-
marked; $50 Mr.. CAMERON subsidies. II
"was time" Should the TriJuaes candidate
be selected we will hear another cry in the
fall Help me, CAssIUs, or sinkn