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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-06-18
Training Incifers.

1t is an easy matter to train n heifer
to stand quietly to be MIXED, but it is
easier to train them TO jump, kick and
run. The way to teach them to stand
still is to require them always to do so.
If there is naught to hinder wild heifer
from running, and if her fears prompt
her to run, she can, and will run. If
she cannot run, in short time she loses
her fear and stands from habit; and
habit is one of the most powerful in
huences i'll the world for either man or
beast. II you want to transform wild
heifer into a well-behaved, well-trained
COW, you must be patient and exhibit no
temper. Never strike her. She must
first of all get acquainted with You and
learn that you will not hurt her. She
must learn not to fear yOn. If III winter
it is best to milk i'll the stable, make as
little fuss and rs few alarming motions
as possible; handle her very gently. BE
careful not to pinch the teats. This is
the great source of trouble. A cow
naturally wishes to be rid of her milk.
She stands quietly until mixer has
given a squeeze that hurts, when she
kicks and runs. BY following such a
course few times the habit will be con-
firmcd. The best way to manage, if you
have no stable, is to have a well fenced
yard, and teach your heifers to stand for
milking in that; or, next best, to tic
them, using them very quietly. Norman
or boy is fit to handle animals unless he
can control them, and control himself.
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FARM, GARDEN AND HOME.
The Rose SOngs


Why are roses red?
For roses once were white,
Because the loving niglltingalcs
Sang on their thorns all night,
Sang till tho blood they shed
Had dyed the roses red.
Why are white roses white?
For roses once were rcd,
because the Borrowing nightingalcs
wcpt when the night was fed,
Wtpt till their tears Of light
Washed the roses white.
Why are the roses sweet?
For once they had no scent,
because one day the Queen Of Love,
Who TO Adonis went,
Bru he'd them with heavenly feet
That made the roses sweet
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IlIIE COURTS.
Supreme Court of tho united states.

MONDAY, January W. looU'
On motion Of Mr.. L. Kernan, Q. cambridge Smith
and John III. Knox, esqs., OF New York city, and
j. d. Bedle, Job II. Lppncott and Peter bentley,
eSqs, OF Jersey CITY, NJ J.I were admitted 10 pIhc-
tiCe.
on motion of Mr.. r. N. Wilson, George Junkiu
and William Henry Lex, esqs,, of Philadelphia,
Pa, were admitted to practice.
On motion of Mr.. 7, Phillips, jarrett Il. Richards,
esq, of Santa Barbara Cal, was admitted TO prac-
tice,
on motion of Mr.. NJ. f. Morris James w. Denny,
esq, OF Baltimore, Md, was admitted TO practice,
No. 05.-William O. NJ. Baker, appellant, VS..
Elizabeth Seldcn appeal from the Circuit Court
of the United States for the Southern district OF
with directions TO dismiss complainant's bill
opinion by Mr., Justice Bradley,
No. lZ7-R,C, GTeenleaf el al, plaintiffs In error,
VS.. John q. Goodrich late collector, &C., in error
to Circuit Court ofthe United States for tho District
of Massachusetts, judgment affirmed with costs /;
opinion by Mr. Justice Strong.
No l4l.-WllliHm Trenouth, plaintiff In error, VS..
The City and County OF San Francisco OF al in
error To- the Supreme Court OF the State Of Cali
fornia; Judgment affirmed with costs opinion by
Mr.. Justice Field,
No s75.-The United steIos, appellant, VS., Charles
Bowen; appeal from the Court Of Claims; judgment
affirmed; opinion by Mr.. Justice Miller.
No l33.--Henry Hauenstein ct al, plaintiffs in
error VS., John A. Lynham, escheator, Sci In error
10 tho Supreme Court OF Appeals OF the state OF
Virginia. decree reversed, with costs. and cause re-
mahded for further proceedings, In conformity
with the opinion OF THIS court opinion by Mr. JUS
tiCB Swayno,
No. ii3-The National Savings Bank OF the Dis
trict of Columbia plaintiff In error, Va. William
Ii. Ward Ia error TO the Supreme court OF the Dis
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GREAT
1879
1879

PENrTsYLyANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
splendid stiENEfSy sMA5S aSfiF'It6fhSf7 EQUIP,
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNGioN from Depot cor
nor ofSlNth and streets. an follows.
For PitlsbuTg and the West 1910 II III. daily with
Plttsburg TO Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago,
7:4Op M; dairy, with Palace Car TO Chicago,
For Canandaigua Rochester buffalo. Niagara Falls
and the North at II. m. daily, except sunday
7:4Q y. m daily, except SATURDAY, with Palace Cara
and Elmh u, at 1910 ~ IN. daly, except sunday.
For New York and the East $40 NJ. l;SOand o. 10 p,
NJ On SUNDAY, 80 y. IN.
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cara 800 a. IN.
For BT9Skly4 New XoFk, all through trains conneis
a1ordinR direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
r. Ing double terriage across Now York city;
on Sunday, $3.50 and mi5 u. m.
Limited Express ESQ O. M daily, except sunday ,,o
For baltimore $40, $3.50 1910 n ~ ana l:5O, 1;lO,
E2O, 5stL $50, and Gi5 p. m. On sunday, TO- 10 u.
M. 500 7;lO, aud o.. IS .. m.
For Pope's Greek Line. n. M and 40 p m. daily,
For Annapolis $40 Il. m. and 400 IN, daily, except
ALEXASDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEEAN DRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
aud 1880 y. IN. On sunday. 7, ami II u M. and 5
For Richmond and the South 200 a. NJ daily, and
$40 y, IN daily except sunday.
Trains loaye Alexandria for Washington, @, 10 u.
m, l2dQ, ., s., ana U D. N, ana " midnight.
rios ssnGHg a. aud 10 g. ,S aud aO5 p NJ
commodatons can be procured ut the oncos-north-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
vaula avenue, and al the depot where orders he
zen Tor theoheoklns OF baggage 10 destination from
L. Z. FARM cR, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1870. AT 100 p. NJ.

ooNDA ~ NV ~, 1911 Al %" l. NJ
~ rao,,o uyo.ht,c,on.
56RstIn,ore ,eotWt rim INA Vyav Station,
S.0S-tSEW YoKK pit Tx ipIi pHJ MI H,s
WV rrJ " Ue ~, ,i ), - ~ -, Az DE,
NJ Boi.,, y q, o,i W t'''''Oio o''''
e.so2Baitlniore MnnsnoIis and WAY fpiedmont
snd waY VA %RRehester' HagerS'own' Frederick
nm .1 WsRb VI bsiAy IN Atput uynprDaa
pt,, ~ t AND nAO E,hL mAr ~
TO- Ts " rovss "a i., u "ihche9
s, ,ta1 lysJs' nuT i " ~ poSro>y
o IN ~ n ~ !, ui - y,
Nov yont ~ p,i, ~ NJ r-'N fAf'oi NAf !"
s,aSfSr fn1f 1su TtIf1i 31 CorrrNfptrs Ann
pIs1II;;S pIggI'
fIIlSBUhG EAPRhSS. Frederok' hagers
n0Wn anu NAiiey Brnnoh except suhuhyl'
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DAl4IlmOHb hI JhuuulN 10
Cotton quiet. Middling, l234o
uperine, 81 75GQ5 lj do extra s. 500 %; do fam
ny. So 5Oq7 20; City mills superine, 1915 25 do
Extra, S5 60@G %; do family, S7C07 rs; do Rio
brands 81 50@7 70; Patapsco family. SIS %.
Wheat-SouthGrn very Quot and steady, West.
srn better and closed firm. Southern red, 81 354
1885, do amber 81 40@l 40; No. . Western winter
:ed, spot and January 81 49, February, 81 45@
i5H March, 81 4S@l 10; April, q 5lT@l 5lH;
May, 81 5lll@1 5lM.
Corn-Southern easier and quiet; Western steady.
Southern white, 5S6l60c; do yellow, 57c; Western
mixed, spot, January, February, March and
April, 5G34g5G1sc; May, 56l4@5G3lc; steamer SOC
Dat, steady and quiet. southern, 4SGDiSl5c: West.
ern white. is@4SlGc do mixed. 4GG47c; Pennsyl
yania. 4S@lSNc.
Rye dull at 909adc.
Hay steady. Prime TO choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl7@l8 per ton.
Provisions dull and heavy. Mess pork, $1,000
Bulkmeats-loose shoulders, none offering: clear
rib sides, none Offering; do packed, 5l4@7l9c
bacon shoulders 5Nc; clear rib sides, Sc; hams
1OI@llci lard, refined tierces SMc,,
Butter steady. Prime TO choice Western packed
23@2Sc; roll, lS@23.
Eggs steady Mt li9l5c.
Pelroleum-Dul and nominal for crude; re-
fined, 734c.
Coffee quiet. Rio cargoes li6l6g4c.
Sugar quiet and firm. A soft, 9AC.
Whisky dull at 81 ll6Dl II.
Freghls to Liverpool per steamer quiet Cot
ton, Sl6d Hour, Is Cd grain I'D.
Rccepts-Hlour, 2.0I2 bbls; wheat, 29700 bu
corn, $500 blu; oats, 900 bu.
ShipmentS--Wheat, 100, 100 bu; corn, 20 800 bu.
Sales-Wheat 10000 blu; corn, $4,000 bu.
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trlct Of Columbia Judgment affirmed with COSTS
opinion by Mr. Justice Clifford; dissenting, Mr..
ChefJustice Waite and Mr.. Justice Sweyno and
Mr.. Justice Bradley.
No. 107.-The American Bible Society, appel
liant VS. John A. Grove ct al; appeal from the Cir
cult court of the United States for tho Western dis
trict OF Missouri; decree affirmed with costs opin.
Ion by Mr.. ChioiJustice Waite.
No. S63.-E p Champlin ct al, appellants, VS..
the Consolidated Association of Planters OF Louis
lana ct al. Mr.. Chief Justice Waite announced the
decision, deny Ing the motion 10 dismiss the appeal
In this cause.
Mr.. Chief Justice Waite announced to the bar
that the court will take recess from the ID of Feb
ruary until the I'd OF March, 1880
No. S12.-Alfred Marchand. plaintiff in error, VS..
Henry Frelson; motion to dismsss submitted by
Mr.. Z. Phillips aud w. II. Philips In support of
same, and by Mr.. I. ]. Duront and G. W. Horncr In
opposition.
No. sSO.--The United states appellant, VS.. Catha.
rlne Thrush and William b. Stone submitted by
Mr.. Attorncy-General Dcvens and Mr.. John :.
Blair for appellant, and by Mr.. j. w Denny for
appellee under 10Th rule.
No. 396-Thomas S. McCalley, &C., ct al, appel
lants, VS.. ii. l.. Clay, assignee, &c. No. 3V1-H. IL
Clay, assignee, &c, appellants, vs.. Thomas >. NC
Cally, &c, ct al; Oh motion of Mr. Thomas o.
Fullerton, dismissed per stipulation on fiie
No. 16l.-The National Savings Bank of the Dis
trict of Columbia ct al, appellants VS.. John A. j.
Creswell, ct al, commissioners; argument con.
tinued by Il. Totten for appellees and continued
By MIR. Joseph NJ. johnson for appellants.
No. l57.-liugh Shaw and d. r. EsTey plaintiffs IN
error Tvs the Merchants National Bank of st.
Louis; argument commenced by Mr. James d
Gowen for plaintiffs In error
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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SUPREME CouRT or THE DrsTRIcr--JUsriCEs MAC.
ARTHUR, HAGNER AND COX-On motion of Mr..
Cole, Mr. Charles ID. Colman, Of Michigan, was ad.
mitted to tho bar. Luchs VS.. Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance Company; argument partially made.
Lehman VS.. Pullman Palace Car Company; argu-
ment commenced.
CIRCUIT CoURT No. 1-JUsTICE wYLIE.-strong
VS.. District OF Columbia; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsrcE JAMis.--lngersol vs..
James; sale finally ratified and conveyance or
dered. Berry VS. Berry; receiver ordered to pay
Mary 4. Berry $50. Forrest vs.. Perkins ct AL; ap-
pearanco ofabsent defendants ordered.
CRIMINAL COURT - CHIEP.JUsTICE CARTIER
Edward Thocker, assault two casesG rocognizauce
forfeited and bench warrant issued. Maria
Davis assault recogniZafco forfeited and q bench
warrant issued. Allen Mason, disordery house;
not guilty. William Bruce, assault and battery; q
nolle pros. entered. IL was ascertaned that this
party was none other than the notorious Spider
Brown, now serving out term In the peniteniiary.
In the case of James NJ. w. Stone motion was
filed to pay the defendants witnesses John Shea,
assaultng and resisting police officer; arranged
and pleaded not guilty; released OH rccognzance.
John Lewis, assault pleaded guilty, thirty days in
jail. William Johnson, ASSAULT pleaded guilty; four
days III jail. ......H .... .
AssGNMENTs FOR TO-DAY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT-JUsTIcEs MAC.
ARTHUR HAGNER AND Cox. - No. 20, Abbott
Downing & Go. vs.. Moran; 80, Campbell VS.. District
Of Columbia; 80, United states vs.. Jones; 40
Oliver vs. Cameron; AZ National S Bank Of the
VS.. Acler executor; 46. Davis Sewing Machine
Company VS.. Rothwell; AZ, Harmon, Boswell & Co.
use, &c.. VS.. Garand 49, District OF Columbia, use
EQulTY CoURT-JUsrIcE JAMEs.-No. 7, f. 8. & t.
Co. VS.. Nandenburg s, Peck vs.. Neitzy; So Curry
vs. Smith, ~, Webster VS.. stewart; 49, Smith VS.
Wright; IA, Shaw VS., Basset; 10. Cowman VS.. Cow
man; 10, Cahill VS.. Cahill;l8 1874 Lewis vs. Johnson
| 49, Miller VS.. Miller.
CRIMINAL COURT CHIEF-JUsTrcE CARTIER. -
t Keeping bawdy house; John Shea resisting oficer
Maria Davis assault.
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LEGAL.
7 EGAL NOTICE,

i ''01 Il NO -
NJ. Cohen, OF l1O2 Seventh street northwest, having
assigned to me, Julius Lansbnrgh. OIL tho 7h day OF
January 1890 all his goods, chRttels, merchandise.
bills notes, bonds book accounts and claims, hereby
give notice that oil parties indebted 10 said ~ Cohen
hereby warned TO pny moneys 10 said Cohen a.
hold In my posse sion all books appe tanning to his
business, and am the only one authorized to collect
and receipt. Any evasion Of this VIII be prosecuted
to the full extent Of tho law aud all moneys collected
and receipted by NJ. Cohen since January 1880, the
time OF assignment will not recognize and will at
once commence tho collection as per authority vested
In me. JULIUS LANSBU RGH,
No III Seventh street,
Assignee of NJ. COHEN,
iaI7-tf No. llO2 Seventh street northwest.
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A Sensible Canadian,

Mr.. Gadbois, Of Brockville, Canada, after
being cured OF q prostrating maarial disease
contracted in Texas. by means of Warmers
Safe Pills and Safe Bitters writes to us u
your Safe Pills and Safe Bitters as part of my
outfit"
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CORS ENLEVES.

Sans Douleur: Durillons mnuvais Ongles, en-
gelures soignes nvec success, par 10 DOCTEUR
WHITE Chlropedlste, numero lil6 enrsylvanla
avenue, vs.a-vls To- Wizards Hotel. lie DoCrEUR
WHITE est etnb a Washington depuis 1861.
Pour SONS donnes chezlul, ~; domicille, 81.
nR BOsWORIA, us II SIkhEl N. W, Is The
~ most skfu and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city, All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured Female diseases special.
ty. Refers to Senators ID. W, Voorhees,, lndiana j.
j. Patterson S. g.; Samuel Norment, Washington d.
O., and othera. Consultation free A competent aud
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend To ladies
noiI-ly
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.
Beef cattle-Best grades hrmer; common dull
Very best, 5@5Hc first quality 4@5c; medium
BGlc ordinary, 2I5@8c. Most sales from 3afg414c
Receipts, 2,035; sales, l,ill,
swine-Generally slow trade. Receipts, 1851
quotations, G@6Ao.
The receipts OF sheep were 2,777 head Quota.
llons-Sheep, H4@6Nc
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
1rONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
IND SAN FRANCISCO.
Now Yori, Money Market.


NEW York January 10, 1880.
Money loaned between and per cent. and
closed at G.
Exchange was advanced a per cent for 60 days,
the demand remaining unchanged ut fSj, Actual
business was done OF 1921 to 1871 for long and
4Si to 1914 for short sight
Governments strong for 5s and 4s, "a per cent.
State bonds dull and without any important
change.
Railroad bonds were irregular during the day
and weak in the late dealings. g., G. 4 /. @. in.
comes rose from 40 to 404 and reacted TO IL, do
tirsts foso from SO to SSA and do supplementary
from SGl6 to SSI. Kansas Il Texas flrsts foil on
from 904 o0O and rose to 0Ol8; doseconds declined
from G3jA to 625s, rose TO q and reacted to 90,
Chesapeake & Ohio issues were in active demand
at 675 TO 6S for rsts (sores b. and at f3 for cur
rency skies. Eric conso firsts to lis; do Sec
ondsto So aud funded ives to SO.
The stock market was Irregular to-day, but the
fluctuations, except In few Instances, were con.
Vile Nashville rose TO l2l, against lO51 at the
close on Saturday. and reacted TO 1llN. Nashville,
Chattanooga & st. Louis declined from % to so, and
closed at S33l Houston Texas rose per cent, to
g. but reacted per cent. at the close. III the re-
mainder of the list there was decline of "a TO 19e
per cont In the curly dealings. This was followed
by ali advance of 4 to "a per cent, but the i'm.
provement was generally lost at the close.
TranBactlons aggregated 100000 shares including
Central Arizona 10000, c., @. & |. G. 1000 Cedar
Falls Il Minnesota 5000, Delaware. Lackawanna &
Western 10000, Erie 2i,000 Hannibal d. st.
Joseph II 900, Kansas 4 Texas 80 Co., Lake Shore
10000 Louisville & Nashville 5000, Northwestern
1900 Nashville, Chattanooga q st. Louis 2l,000,
Pacific Mail 10000 st, Paul 1900, st. Louis and
san Francisco 5000 Union Pacific 14,000, Wabash
Pacific II 900, and Western Union q 900.
The closing uuOuntlous nj
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WAsuiSuToS, Jan. II, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
II O'Clock of the I'D Instant tor the erection Of a
Public school Building, the plans. specifications and
Instructions for which vi bg furnished on appllca-
ton to the Inspector Of Buildings Room 49, Morrison
Building FOur-Ruda-half street.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
or all bids received hereunder.
deposit OF 500 must accompany each proposal as
security that the bidder f successful, viii enter into
contract to perform the work and give goo and suf-
iicent bond, within live days from the date of notice
that his hid Is accept d.
by order ofthe Comm sslouers.
WILLIAM TINDALL,
tut ftrtT
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DIED.

SARGENT,-on the evening of the 18th, JAMES 4.
SARGIGST aged 4S years, late OF Glens Falls, N Y.
Funeral at $50 p M, January 20, from Dl2 Penusyi-
YRnia avenue. 4
BRAGDON.-On January 49, 1880, at IL n. M, or
diphtheria, LEONrINE LASrER BRAG DOS aged years
and months.
Funeral Al house. 1913 @ street northwest. at D. IN.
tho 10th Instant 4
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NEVER give up the ship. Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure you, as it has done Others. II
costs little, and can never harm. Prize 25 cts
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FUTURE DAYS.
rTHoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer
AN UNRIVALED COLLECTION
JAPANESE ART TREASURER.
Comprising Superb Specimens Of
Old Bzen, Satsumn, Kioto Knga Idumo ISlslu,
Dwarf, Mishima, Banko
And Many Other Wares Marvelously Decorated
Magnificent CloIsonne Enamels.
Elegant Cabinets.
Handsome Specimens Of Old and Modern Gold
Lacquers.
Artistic Bronges Inlnld with Gold and silver.
Specimens of Rare Japanese Porcelain and Pottery.
Beautifully Carved worries
Most Elegantly Embroidered silks, &C.
Carefully selected by Japanese expert and ac-
knowedge1 by Connolsseurs to be the most
Valuable and Choice Collection ever brought 10 this
Country.
The whole to be sold without reserve on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
January 81, % and 20,
At 2 and o'clock, at the Elegant Salesroom,
1925 New York Ave, near tho Treasury Department
CD Goods now on Exhibition -sa
Jat7-5t THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auclioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EIGHTH STREET Non1HWEs'r, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
By virtue of u deed of trust, bearing date the 18th
day Of July, A. d. ls75 and recorded IN ber No l25'
o9 3 e. sS one @ The a9q sOs for Mah ,
request OF the party thereby secured, the subscriber
win offer for sale at Public Auction 70 tho highest
"a day of February, 1880, at o'clock D. all that
piece or parcel Of ground lying aud being situate In
and Known md siSsnished on the plat or plan Of
said city, az aud being original lot numbered six (G
IN square numbered four hundred and tweny-u Toe
2sS s1id lot eylps been since subdyided into lots
.Al,aH,iB and " together with the improvements,
consisting or three three story brick houses with back
Terms OF sale: The amount OF the Indebtedness SO.
cured by the deed Of trust remaining unpaid to wit
$4,000 with Interest at the rate of ten per cent per
expenses of sale, which viii be made known at the
time thereof IN cash. nnd The balance at one and two
interest from day of sale and secured by deed Of
tr s,o on ne property sold VIII be taken deposit
anclng at tho cost OF purchaser If terms sale
not compiled with in live days from day sale prop
Ing purchaser T'O' 1T ' R re 5 WAT WHiACM
Surviving Trustee.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctionsers.
Ja0 eodSds.
CONVENIENT SALE.
WIN be sold at the Joflersonyllc Depot OF the Quar-
termastcr's Department, on WEDNESDAY, Febru.
Lieuienant-t olonel james 4. Ekin, Depot Quarter:
muster rSn LOT Of Clothing md Elu,nagn consisting o.
Hat Cords aud rasscs S3 Blouses 96 Great CoGis sO
FLANNEL l,Oi2 Cap Covers and other miscellaneous
Terms cash in United States funds.
The property be examined any time before the
day Of sale between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. M and
Property to be removed at expense of purchasers
within ten days from date oGsa l;o,, n,pprrr
Jas Captain ana NJ, -. H., u. =. Army
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AUCTION SALES.
LIMITED sTATEs MARsHATs SALE.

BY virtue of writ OF her faclas issued out of the
Clerks office Of the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and to directed, will sell at public
sale, for cash. at Wheatey Bros wharf Water street,
Georgetown u. g., on TUESDAY, the 10Th day OF
January, lssO, at II o'clock A. NJ, I'll the right title,
claim and Interest Of the defendant In and to the fol-
lowing described property to-wlti
The schooner Rapidan, seized aud levied upon as
tho property of William q. Jarvis administrator of
estate OF George W. Dixon, dec ased satisfy eHecu'
tion No. q 49, law, In favor of john Ieltoh.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
". s. Marshal
JANUARY TO- 1880 lalOdts
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SNEAA NGDSNAAVNs
Mems Fine Calf Hand-Sewed Caters Sa5O; for
merly So Mems Fine Calf NJ s, Callers t2nnd 81 No.
hrmerly a. Mons Fine English WaktagphRSt a.
and 1900 Formerly ~ The best ;l2i aud SlA0 Ladies'
But Laced shoes In the city The host 81 and u %
Misses But Peb uoat can be found. The Toe Masses and
the best 81 Ladies' Goa aud KID But in the mar
ktg, with Heel Plates, all widths All heavy goods AZ
reduced prices, to close out r. S-Justh's Heel Pro-
t0otors given away. Sign Blg Shoe
81, w, SE LBY,
JalG 1914 and 1916 Penna, Ave,
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RYJ.T. CoLDwELL, AuctIoneer.

TRUsTEFs' SALE OF. VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE, Be
TWEEN q AND II STREETS NOR INVEST.
BY virtue of q deed of trust to US, dated Oc.,
tober 10, 1875, and recorded In ber No S3 folio 40.
ct sea- one of the land records OF the District Of Co,
lumbn, and at tho written request OF the party Sc
cured thereby, we Will offer for sale at public auctlon,
IN front OF tho premises. on TUESDAY, tho 10Th
day Of january, 1850, at $3.50 o'clock p. the north
thirteen and one-third (i3t feet front'by the depth
thereof of lot numbered ten QO) IN Mler's sub
division Of square east OF square numbered i've hun
dred aud niue (60J In the city OF Washington Dis.
trct OF Columbia, Improved by neat and substantial
two story ana basement brick dwelling.
Terms of Sale: Onc-third IN cash aud the balance
In six co. twelve ~ and eighteen Usl months, the
purchasers pronissory notes bearing interest from
day OF sale, ut the rate or seven (l per cent per an
mum, until paid. and secured by deed OF trust on
the property sold to DO given for the deferred ray
mens nll conveypncinR at the cost of the purchaser
deposit of ZOO required ut the time OF sale. IT he
terms of sale not complied with Within seven ()
days the trustees reserve the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost OF the dcfhulng pur.
chaser.
EMIL 8, FRIEpRTcH, Trustees
GEORGE ETNQLF,
Ia7-7lpnsds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-20
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