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National Republican., 1880-12-31
How secretary Evart. Lost n Case.

When England and the United States were get
ting ready for the trial of the Geneva award case
its case made out before calling its counsel. The
papers when prepared were filed at the State De-
partment, and OF course. were kept very close, as
itwas known that England had spies here ready
case which came In their way. Mr.. Evarts was
the leading counsel on the part of the United
States One day he went to the State Department
and asked Secretary Fish to allow him to take the
documents, so he could study the case up and pre-.
pare for trial. Mr. Fish gave them 10 him, and
cautioned him over and over to be very careful
and not let them ont of his hands. When Mr..
Eyarts lett the State Department Mr. Fish said he
something cool TO drink, II being an exceedingly
hot day. On getting into the carriage Mr.. Evarts
Is positive he pnced the precious documents under
the cushion OF the Carriage. Mr.. Fish also was I'M
there.
on arriving at welckcr's the two gentlemen got
out Of the carriage and went into the restaurant,
leaving the documents hidden under the cush-
carriage door and Just raised the cushion to see If
the papers were safe. They were gone. Every
thing was pulled out of the carriage, but no pii-
pers came to light. The two gentlemen searched
their pockets, thinking that they might possibly
be mistaken in thinking they had len them in the
carriage but they could not be found. The coach
man-one who had been in Mr.. Fishs service for
years-was questioned, but could throw no light
upon the subject Mr.. Fish could not believe that
he had been bribed by any one who had seen them
leave the carriage for he was one of those old col
Orcd servants who are always faithful 10 their mas
been to this day. The only explanation OF their
disappearance was that one of the English spies
had been watching them, and, when they left the
carriage, had quietly opened the door, taken the
papers, and Disappeared. When IL was plain the
papers could not be found, Mr.. Fish turned quietly
TO Mr. Evarts and said "Well Brother Evarts, It
is your usual luck ; you always lose your case"
National Republican., 1880-12-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall Street Transactions YcsterIay-D
mcstic and Foreign Markets.

Wall Street TransnctfOns Ycsterday-DO-
mcstic and Foreign Markets.
Special TO the Republican.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Money was easy at per cent
and closed at per cent Exchange strong, and the
nominal rates were advanced lscto 4sl5 for 10 days.
and 49, for demand, with actual business at is0s
@Is0S for long, and 1890 1885, for short sight. Gov
ernments strong, and = per cent higher for hves,
four-anda-halfs, and fours State bonds dull and
nominal. Railroad bonds were In brisk demand this
peake and Ohio currency bonds sold up to 5OIs
Ohio Central incomes to 60, Boston, Hartford, and
Erie rsts TO 5Os; ST. Paul and sioux City irsts to
Minneapolis, and Marquette frsts, to ll2 New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio Incomes, 10 b2IS, and COnso-
idated Coal ana Iron sixeS TO g2l. Denver and Rio
Grande consols declined TO ll5laMli6l.
tone almost throughout the day, and prices advanced
sharply In the general list. The special features were
Northwest, st, Paul, Union Pacific, Western Union,
and the coal shares. The advance ranged from Il to
% per cent, and with the exception of Michigan
Central reacted ! per cent. The highest quotations
were current at the close Western Union rising
cent declining per cent and closing at recovery of
Ia Ohio and Mississippi preferred advanced per
cent, fell oil per cent, and recovered per cent
Total sales 1890 shares, including Chesapeake and
Ohio 5000 Delaware Lackawanna and Western,
26,0OG Delaware and Hudson, 5000 Denver and Rio
Grande, 5000 Erie, 1000; Hannibal and ST. 10, 10000;
Kansas and Texas 3tOG Lake Shore y 600; Lake Erie
and Western, 1900; Louisville ana Nashville, $780,
Vile and Chattanooga 15OoG New Jersey Central,
1000; New York Central, 1000; North Pacific, 5000;
Ohio and Mississippi, 10000; Pacific Mail, 5000,
Reading 5,OD0 st. Paul, 1000 St. Paul and Omaha,
6,0O1 Union Pacific, 1000 Wabash and Pacific, 5000
Western Un ion, gl,000.
The closing quotations were as follows:
National Republican., 1880-12-31
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE Dec. 3o.-Cotton steady; middling,
1lAc. Flour dull and weak; Howard street and
Western super, 50 50@pi 90; do extra a 25695 co. do
family 81 25@6 co. City Mills super, s35061i 90 do ex.
tra, 81 255 co. do family, 90 .5G so do 10 brands,
% oO@0 II; Patapsco family, 81 IS Wheat, South
nominal IN absence of receipts; Western higher,
and firm; Southern red si 1901 10: do amber 81 ID
al 20, No. Western winter red. spot and December
81 i4Si M; January, 81 iiA@l IA; February
$l I7&6pl lTAs: March, 81 isA@i 20. Corn, Southern
steady for yellow; white stronger; Western higher
but quiet; Southern white 5c do yellow 40c Western
mixed spot and December, 5s'{c, old sc: new Jan,
nary, 53'sGg5Saic: February, 5psg54alc; Oats, no
t@raiisac!ions; @ Western stern white; tl@tsc; do mixed
TO choice Pennsylyenla and Maryland, s2lCl23 Pro.
visions dull and without change;mcss pork, S3 Is:
bulk meats-loose shoulders and clear rib sides,
none offering; do packed 5GIlSc; bacon-shoulders,
&c: clear rib sides SC; hams, al0c. Lard 9dc. But
ter dull prime TO choice Western, packed, l6Gp2ac
roll, Is6i &c. Eggs firm fresh 33d SIC; lined, 2(d
2Ic. Petroleum nomlnal. Coffee firm; Rlo cargocs,
ordinary to fair, lljs@lshc: Sugar arn son, bAc.
Whisky quiet q ie%l Y Freighis to Liverpool per
grain, s@syd. neceiPisaSsfiour, go barrels wheat
rye, iSs3 bushels. Shipments wheat e,525 bushels
corn, none. Saleswheat, 5od, l0G bushels; corn, 93
455 bushela.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
TOM AND JERRY.

Never judge n young man by his opera attire
He may have rented II.
Old Nickelpineh says he has often seen men
buck the tiger, but for his part he would rather
buckwhcat cakcs.-Roine ScntiRd
Some enthusiastic fashion writer predicts revo-
lution In underwear. Wen, change IN such
things is necessary once In awhilc.-Lo'cH tdt-cn.
\ physician gives directions How TO see the
blood circulate" His method Is not Us simple us
ristoin HCTdid
It was evidently mistake setting Italians to
work OH the Cape Cod Canal These fellows might
dig canal for snrdincs, butnot for codiish-Boston
Commercial BUilciiR.
personal" in the ST. Louis Globe Democrat
reads; Mary. take those shirts TO the launday
they hnint been washed for nine weeks II Is
undoubtedly n bulldozing advertisement.
An cNubcrant youth hnils 9, supposed acguaint.
his mistake, udds o, excuse me- thought You
were another man." LaconiC stranger answers, 81
am"
Drawing room episode Anhblc duchess, to anna.
teur tenor, who mas just been, arbllng NJ. Gou-
Dods last: "Charmingl Charming You must
really get somebody to introduce you TO mol
Punch.
The Salt Lake Tribune says: Several rounds Of
granite have been placed on the Mormon Temple
this year by workmcn who have scarcely seen cash
enough to buy q tin whistle. The Lords reprcsen-
tatiycs in Zion pocket the money and feed the hon
est 1aborer on cabbage, carrots and shnboncs"
A while ago Colonel Ingersoll Bob was speak
ne1t dSS Which Ws sunday attended d
prayer meeting x deacon who didn't know of the
Colonel except rs n political speaker invited him
TO address the meeting and the next day the parish
met and elected new deacon.
Here's pleasant bit of rhapsody from the New
Haven Register: THE school girl: The rosy
checked, brighteycd little miss, with smiling coun.
tenance tripping away to school with her satchcl
of books, is Just the prettiest sight the streets
these sharp mornings. oh, how we should like TO
be school girl, or Just young enough 10 be as
near a school girl as possible"
ARdrC,os Bdsdr, the fashionable magazine says
Gathered waists are very much worm" II the
men would gather the waists carefully, and not
much Some men 20 to work gathering q waist
Just as they would go to work washing sheep or
raking and binding. They ought to gather waist
as though 1t was eggs, done up in a funncl.shaped
brown paper at n grocery.-ltcPs Sun.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
DISTRICT COURTS.

CiRCuIT CouRT, DIyIsioS No. f.-JusrfcE MAC.
ARrittH,-Nlycrs w. Sinlms; verdict for defendant
Utcrmehle W., Fowler; judgment by default. Utcr-
mehe Us. BARKER ct all judgment ngelnst all eXecu
ton TO be stayed ninety days as to Barker. Blunden
vs. Rosenhcim; defendant called and Judgment
CIRCUIT COURT. DIVISION No. 2-JCsriCE HAo
NER.-lloover VS.. Rests dismissal set aside. Lewis
executor, vs.. Mutual Benefit Life Insurance; motion
TO dismiss ovcrruled Bean, use, Dc, Saunders
and Williams Vs. Busy; demurrer sustained, aud
leave given TO amend Brown & Go. VS. Leddy; de
murrer OVerrIcd; leave given to plead. Sons and
Daughters Of Liberty vs. White ct ali demurrer over
ruled leave given to plead. Utermehlc vs. Barker |;
Judgment for plaintiradmlttcd. Utermehe VS.. smms
and Barkeri Judgment admitted.
EQt'iTN COuRr-JUsrICg Cox. Forsyth VS.. III
hernia Building Association; decree that unless COM
plninant pay 100 within thirty days the bill TO be dis
missed. An appeal taken.
CRIMINAL COuRT-JusrICE JAMi1s-Edward Star
Dor, convicted of assault policeman; motion for
new trial withdrawn and sentenced TO six months in
JAIL. Mary Ferett charged with grand larceny; held
for the action of the grand jury; recognizance, 500
Wesley Fly bccnme surety.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
or Course She Failed.

so she's all broken up, eh?" replied q Detroit
landlady when she heard of the failure of another
woman in the same business in Toledo. "Well
house for week, and / saw plainly that she had
no economy about her, 1 tell you landlady must
Ihink and plan"
Eyes"
" Not only In great things but in small. There's
philosophy in running a clearinghouse"
How?h
"Well ] can't stop to tell You more thau'one In
stance. have buckwhcat pancakes every morn
ing for break fast for fourteen boarders. They
butter on their cakes keep the butter ON ice
until II is as hard as n rock. The cakes are all
placed on the table, not smoking hot, but mildly
a lump of butter. In this way make a saving OF
two pounds Of butter per week over the usual way
Of rushing ON hot pancakes It's only one dodge
out OF 4 hundred, but the landlady who doesn't
play more or less Of them must ultimately come to
Rrief"-D -DftrON Effe Press.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
Ncv yor,, aencrnl Mnr,,e,.

NEW YoRK, Dec yO.-Cotton quiet sales to-day, $50
bales uplands lIySc Orleans, soi consolidated net
receipts 1880 bales eIpors-to Great Britain 1850
bales TO France st0l bales; 10 the Continent, e5i
bales Flour. Southern steady and quiet; common to
fair extra, 81 1905 25 good to choice do sj 06 50
Wheat is6Qlc better; fair speculative business; limited
export trade: ungraded red, 81 O6@l a. Corn "a &c
better active; ungraded, 52's@5Tc Oats JsG3Ac
better No 436l iSsc. Hops quIet yearlngs choice,
ii@9O Coffee &c higher and hrm Rio In cargoos,
n4@il,4o: Job lots, il@I0cl4. Sugar quiet and
very lrmi fair % good refining, 7.@7'tc;: prime,
while extra Q, s,i@sse; yellow do, 51s@S'.c; on A.,
sk6nS7kC; mould A, 03rGOia; standard A. GA o. &C..
confeciiopers A. gs@gac; cut loaf iOc; crushed, 90
@nl0c powdered, WsGplOc granulnted csc, Molasscs,
quiet; New Orleans l6 SIC for good choice for Job
bimg inquiry. l,lce steady and In moderate Inquiry
Cotton seed OIL isi isc, spot Rosln quiet and steady
dull; domestic fleece, 37Mllci pulled, slGopc; un
washed iid3SU; Texas. li6t3jc. Pork moderately
active; old foreign export, sS. Mddles quiet and
hrmer; long eler, o ehor! clear q so long NM; MD
prime stcanf spot, $4,000. FTclghts easier.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
A Busy Official.

Mr.. Fawcett, the blind Postmaster General has
been one of the busiest members of the British gov
four reforms now in progrcss-tie penny saving
stamp, the small parcels of consos, the six penny
telegram, and the parcels post. The measure for
bringing about cheap telegraphy will he ready to
lay before Parliament at its meeting. Before the
end Of the coming session 1t is probable that the
arrangement for n uniform parcels post will be
ready for parliamentary approval. But these
great reforms do not cover the whole of Mr. Faw-
cetts programme Some of the departmental
changes which he has made will hnve no small
dition. Mr. Fawcett found that the work of pro-
ducing telcgraphc instruments was done by pri-
vate firms. II was represented TO him that II saw
ing might be effected by thegoyernment aking this
work into Its own hands. Upon this hint he has
acted He has boughtthe business of the agent for
the Wheatstonc instruments. Some thousands
have been paid IN compensation, and hcnceiorth
the postotiicc will make its own instruments.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
WIN. N. GAIT & co.
YOUNGS
ON DECK-
And Don't You Forget IT.!
WIN. M. GAIT & co.

Candy by the ton, several grades,
fresh; GumdrOps by the ton, pure
and fresh; Shellbarks, New York
State crop, big lot; Nuts by the ton,
all kinds, new; Raisins by the ton,
all kinds, new; CitrOn and Currants
by the ton, new; Florida Oranges,
fine, large supply; Valencia Or
anges, fine largelOt, and very cheap;
Lemons, the best i'm Washington,
big lot; Malaga Grapes, the best in
Washington, 80 barrels; and other
Christmas Goods in endless supply
and great variety.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
sur. sanIsey In San Frnuci.co

There is something delici0usly amusing In the
way Mr. Snnkey combines musical instruction ana
religious feryot all In the same breath. lie sings
his solo, shouts ont his instructions and trolls out
the chorus in the most indelntigablc manner, and
varies the proceedings In this wise Sings, What
must II be III be there, IN be there; OH what must
II be III be there. Now all sing-chorus0 y Oh,
what must II be QOuder) III be there lthats good),
tn be there now plnnissimoD OOH what mnst II
be IN be there CThere, now, you sang that very
well--lets have him again and be sure you mind
that planissimo. NowD What must Il be-" etc.
il adds much 10 esreNgious feelings to repeat
I'll
National Republican., 1880-12-31
TOO MUCH TAFFY.
BY IRWIN MrLLrcAN.

"what shall give you, my love, my ownT
Said the enraptured youth TO his lady fur;
"Banglcs md bracelets for your white arms,
Or jewels to twinc in your golden hair2
A shawl from the looms Of the fcryid East,
Or sntns and silks from those of Fmnce2
What shall give you my love, my owng"
And he turned upon her his tcnderost glance.
And the maiden's eyes they brightly shonc,
with the light ofJoy and love and truth,
And her breath came quick as her ears drank in
The honcyed words of this ardent youth;
Round her slender waist he had placed an arm,
As he toyed with the curls on her sunny head,
"What shall give your repeated he,
"Not 10 much tafiy,n she archly said.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
Poreicn stock Market.

LoNDoS, Dec,5O.- Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates, GA; Atlantic and
Great Western seconds, 80 Erie 52l6. New York
Central i6S}l Pennsylvania Central, BIssi Reading,
2IH.
PAnIs, Dec s0-The weekly statement Of the
Bank of Franco shows an Increase In the amount OF
gold or " $50 O00 and decrease of silver of 305O U0
Exchange ON London, 2Sc,
National Republican., 1880-12-31
nauI,Is and TYyisied.

laughablo circumstance took place upon a
trial in Lancashire, where the Rev. Mr. Wood was
examined as witness. Upon giving his name,
Ouiwel Wood, the judge, addressing the reverend
person, said: pray, Mr.. Wood, how do you spell
your manner" The old gentlemen replied;
20 double r.
double u,
j. double L.
Double Y,
Double OF
Upon which the nstonished lawyer laid down his
pen, saying Il was the most extraordinary name he
had ever met IN his life, and, after two or three
attempts declared he was unable TO record IT, The
court was conyulsed with laughter.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
An Even ErcI,nnne-

" And how is your neighbor Mrs. Brown % in
quircd one niccly-dressed lady of another
''shos well enough, suppose have not seen
her 10 speak TO her for six weeks"
"Why, thought you two wero on the most
friendly temsY"
National Republican., 1880-12-31

sNiITH.-At6p. m., December 20, Of diphtherla, at
the residence OF his parents, Thomas W. aud Caroline
smith, 6lO Massachusetts avenue northeast FRANKIE
aged years aud days
Funeral Will take place on sunday, january 9 1851,
at 300 y. IN. tStHT copy
National Republican., 1880-12-31
1880
1880 THE eREA'

III
TO THE E5Efi EENHfYSY4EIA Hff ksB nSgHE Ssg1gElnwrsr
srIrsBibS f sthShISh SShA4! 4 faSiFiSfSf i raurr-
TN Il ESE ErFEsT S6Y5NBgm gn e. Ssds ,s cor
For I1isbiirg and the West, 500 a, m. daily. with
daily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 Gin
ciniiat st. Louis, and Chicago; 900 u, III. daily,
BnhffSsE iiG TSgss f"s h@b 4 FiISS RAILROAD
For Canandaigua, Rochester Buihlo, NIAGARA Falls,
a. M daily, except sunday; at GSO p. m. daily, ex.
cept saturday with Palace Cars to Canandaiguaand
For Wiiiiamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmlra, at 1910
-. n M daily, exegp, sunday; -, o,o .,, ,ooo
Limited Express OF PulnNn Parlor Cars, $50 a. m.
For BrSoklyn, New York, all through trains connect
At Jersey City with boats Of BROOKLYN AIMEE
aSSe rSsa qSS' arross SeS YORK ty vO'S
For Piiladelphia io:io y, MI 2o, 5;a0 and 1000 D. M
Limited tes eHprsss 1sy s a. mi H. daily except @ Sunday
For baltimore, Go 500 oO, lOi0 M. and no 40
iGGG @ 2tG g. I S lS @ SlC @ Ss and nd iSo @ 'Ia' m '''
For Popes Creek Line, Goa. M and 40 p IN daily,
For Annapolis, G:Io H. and i4O p. M daily except
ALEXXSDRIA AND FREDERICKsBuRG RAIL
VA, NAY AMP AtliXANDRiA AND WASHING
For AcxandrIa S;t6, 100, oeo u. m and ll.2o u. M
ayS, @ s Zoo ' 5 %S and + r 4. sS M, aa and t S p H. u"
daily, and 800 p. M. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 60o s:o and
and 1000 M, lu 800, hOO, 100 and Gi0 D. n., and
iaOomdnisht. SUNDAY at sos and 1000 H. m, 100
Tickets, information sleeping and paror car accom-,
modations can be procured at the
and NJ the station where orders can he LETT for the
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
i. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
A LIttIe Nomah CnroIina Nnrrnsn,.

Most assuredly pretty mess has been made OF
the whole affair. We have differed as To public
Of our own people, and when all hands attack
him we must stand by him. II strikes US that
National Republican., 1880-12-31

some newspaper reporter must be lying about the
whole Of this matter Bishop Howe would not ad-
dress him as Governor when he Is Senator Bishop
Howe would not write In such verbose ana
stilted style. The whole thing must he scnsa
tion-a regular Morcy trick But admit for the
sake of Argument that this sherman correspond
ence did take place, and the solution is as plain ns
the nose on n mans face that our pious Senator
had no notion of duel" He himself has said It."
Amer asking an explanation, which waSnot made
satisfactorily, he merely dcnounccs sherman as
liar and tells him his address Senator Hampton
obviously expected Sherman tn cOntinue a friendly
correspondence although II is not usual for people
TO do under like circumstances. The fact OF the
case is that this thing must have been mnnufnc-
turcd Onr distinguished Senator is too wise o
man TO make himself the laughing stock OF the
public by getting into such n scrnpc. The re-
portcrs hnve started this scnsat ion, and again
dcnounce them.--AbberiHe Is. C.) Medium.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
A LeetIc TOO Fur.

A little old colorcd man who lives on the upper
end OF Antoine street was down ut the city hall
yesterday TO see the superintendent of police re-
.garding q disturbance which had taken place
around his house the night before He described
the noises ns consisting Of shouts and groans,
yelps and yells, and the superintendent observed
. presume it-was a congregation of cats. Get
five SIX cats together one of these cold nights
and they will almost raise the deud"
Cats cntsl repeated the old man. "Doan'
you sposo know eats when hears emf Cats !
Do cats frow frozen cabbagcs agin my front doah ?
DO cats call OH me to come out an get my ole head
knocked off? DO cats cnll my ole woman de wust
liar an gossip In the Stait of MichiganT
81 presume not"
Ain presume not, tool I'm fond Of cats, an
I'll bet on how smart dcy am; but when II comes
down to a cat heavin' frozen 'tatcr ffcw my
kitchin' winder, an cullin' out dat I'm fotecn
yars behind on my pow.rent, it's car yin de feline
bizness u lectle too fur rl'-DcirOu Free Pres.
National Republican., 1880-12-31

OOlces and Ice.

"six thousand men are housing ice along the
Hudson River says an exchange. No such spec
taclc ny that Is seen along the Ohio River. Great
men grow along the Ohio, but they house offices,
not iCe.--Enuuirer.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
DOUBLE TRACK JANsEy COUPLER, STEEL RAIIs'
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December 1, 1850

fi5o-CGHIGAGoi ,cINSiNNXTI, AND ST. LOUIS
SGB%%iGT2SSS kiGi ENf Sls{ sHa way stations
GSO-Bnltimore, ,Annapois, md Way piedWW9nt' ed W'
%SSS SS Sg sgS YSEg WsY ss,op; gxrnrs con.
meets for IIagerstown and Nt Point of Rocks for
eOo-SEW Yo4K, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
,GOo-on Sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
Iooo-IyAirIMoREE EXPRESS, (stops at Hya,tsville,
College, Beltsyille, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
O.4O.piTEEsbiUR ,SIIcAdo, ,cINclNNATI,ASp
81. LOUIS EMPRESS.
i2.io- baltimore, Elcott City, Annapolis, and Way
stations.
l:S-49 5gH@Gy HGy S9E R9!t!%Ore and Way
i2S5-NEW York, PIIILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
3aO-Haiiimor and Way stations, (winehestcr Fred
Srf lHaSeFiioYMY spE rW2Y E w hsSy HS IAu
Annapolis Jullction) ,,
tl;a5-Poni Of Rocks Eredsrck, Magerstown Win WIn;
OF Rocks and WAY stations oniy.)
t4o-liqimore Annapolis snd WaY Stai!ons nv
''' pRissS, tMnrtinsbnrs aud Way, via Relay.
STOPS at lfyatisvlllc and Lanrel)
Go5-p0int of Rocks nnd Way stations.
5o-BALTIMOWE AND LAuRkL EXPRESS.
ts5o-P -PiITsnuRG, CINCINNATI. AND 81. LOUIS
e4S-PAkrIMSIiE, nyATrsvILLE AND LAu.
tiooo-NEW York, PHILADELPnIA, AND nos
Ton EXpilsS sleeping f,,;,r Snr 70 New YORK.
tpa ggaSass seep cny GSf oihsr @ Ss aS
''Iiit All Trains stop at Relay station.
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station and Glg md
1851 Pennsylvana Avenue CORNER Fourteenth street,
where orders viii be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point IN the city.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
RaItimorc S,ocL I,oavd-
DIED.

BAITfMoRE, ncc. 30--Vrgnla 6's old, 30 bid; do
deferred 10 asked; do consolidated III bid; do second
series, ~ bid; do past due coupons, 50 asked; new
l0lO'a, 6lls bid; NlrglnlA l0lO'a, c0npon, 90 bid.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
Sor Sale-Sbollses.
E,oR RENT by b. II. WARNER,

LNoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
II property for sale JOHN SHERMAN d Co, st.
Cloud building. Real estate and loans. Jy3l
National Republican., 1880-12-31

INoR SALE-Flrstclass large new house with mod
IL cOnvenienccs II rooms, two bathrooms,
wnsh-room; dry cemented cellar, superior inish and
built for owner by days work; location healthy and
convenient Address owner apply at premises No.
1906 II street VIII rent TO prlvnle pnrtes no93.2ln*
National Republican., 1880-12-31
Sor Rent- So,lses.


LNOR RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
II No. I'LL New York ave; rooms, hall, cellar,
gas water, front and back yards; the state De-
partment and street cars SO month. Inquire at
i7l3 de2s-3ts
VNOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
H. property for rent JOHN SHERMAN & co,
fp3tf ST. Cloud Building.
National Republican., 1880-12-31
9f,tcfion Sales.
Thomas Downing, Auctioneer.

i TWENTY iCF-wAGONS, ,TNENTY!THREE
sEps HARNESS, IRON SAFE, WHEEL
PLA1ToRM SCALES, Es,oFFICEFURN1TURE
NJ, &C.; ; &C aoO, ., ,r,., ,oo,,n. a.,o ,,o ,o,,
day OF August 1872 and duly recorded In lber p2i fo
lilo lie, &C. one of the land records for Washington
County, District of Columbia and by direction Of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned trustee will
sell on TUESDAY, the tth day Of January, lssi at 10
all the goods and chatels mentioned In schedule A,
tatnched TO above trust, and partly enumerated.
Terms made known at time of sale
de2t-MW,eFds JOHN e. COVE, Trustee.