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NE WIS From THE NORTH.

And 50 They Gave Him IA little Insight into
the Ways OF Arkansas.
There has never been much snid In this
State about tho pistol trade of this town, and
no explanation has ever been made of this
neglect. Yesterday, q man who views this
subject through the spectaces of Importance,
entered n hardware store and became so much
interested in q conversation about the differ.
ent kinds of pistols that to give q fow of the
points to the public may not he out of place
just here 1t may DO appropriate to remark
that the man bad just come from the NORTH"
where discussions Of our revolver trade nre
entered into with great spirit by people who
believe that the Sucking bottle" In this State
shoots six times.
"You have quite a lot of rovoivnis. see.
am from tho North, and don't know much
about pistols"
Yes, said tho dealer, tive have got mag
niRcent selection"
" Have You revolver chambcror commerce
in this city? ?"
"Oh. yes regularly organized We meet In
"a church, aud our president, the parsOn, is
said TO he the best shot in Little Rock. One
Of tho dsacons threw hymu.bOok at him one
day. aud the parson, calling attention OF the
congregation to the feat he was about TO per.
form, drew pistol and shot the dencou's ears
of. He had a split bullet in the pistol aud
arranged the shot so that it divided Just rs il
reached the deaCon's nose and performed this
wonderful piece of work. Since then his
salary has been increased. II is strange no "
ignorant you Northern people are"
Ivory remarkable, indeed. am CORE.
spoudent of religious paper, and III make a
note of it, What kind of pistol do you call
this2" pointing to large Remington.
TITS called Gompnnionship. 1t is prnci-
| pally used by old friends who kill each 9th er
| earnestly and mannerly. It Is not recognized
though, in polite society You rarely ever find
one In ballroom. HERDS the fashionable
pistol In summer" taking up small smith 4
| Wcsson, "but it's rather too light for winter
use, except on low-ncck aud short.sleeve occa.
sions / have been thinking of making my
wife a present Of this ono. Aud this one" he
| continued, taking up q pear.hRndled self.
cocker, II shall present tn my son upon his
debut into society. 1t is a very fine article
aud is only used to shoot people gentlemanly
and politely. Hero is a Sunday pistol" TAX.
| ing up a carved aud lowered weapon, 1T
| wouldn't DO polite to kill Il man with II only
on Sunday. Here's an old horsc.pistol. Amt
she a notberly old gal, thought"
Tho man from the North" made notes of
the information, and the Gospel messenger, the
Truth Vindicdior or the HoH Wrestler will 10
doubt give US few columns of very interest.
ing reading matter.-Liuie Rock Gazette
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& Co, VS.. Noer; 20, Dunn vs.. Derringer ct OIL; 81
Kelly vs.. Courtney; SO. Flelsher b Bro. vs.. Hazel
b5, Couley Va. Miller; 81, johnson VS.. District of
Columbia; So White & 90, VS.. Bieber, 81, District
Of Columbia VS. Collins; GO, Wegle vs.. Kelly 60,
Shea VS.. Wllmot g. Carson VS. Pope; 60, Howett vs..
Floecker; II, Luckett VS.. Maurice.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JUsTIcE CoX.-No. 10, Arm
strong vs.. Williams; 80 Wood & Co. VS. Grahomiio
" Trinidad Asphalt Paving Company; 2G2 Dickson
u King VS.. Kibourn; 23S 6lnkely VS., Cottrell Bros;
800, Davis VS.. Central National Bank; 32i, Shep.
herd VS.. Tucker; $40, Humphrey vs.. Baltimore y
Potomac Railroad Company; 3ii, Citizens National
Bank VS.. Young; 3ls, Du Bose VS.. District OfCoum-
ba; 3j2, j. and ]. H. Libby VIZ. Shipman ct al; SD,
Hoover vs. Davis; $3.50, Price VS.. Fealy ct ali 1858,
Trucsdoll, executor, VS.. Milburn; 800, Mclntire,
trustee, W.. Hume; 1862, Cady VS.. Schaier 3Oi Du-
VAIL trustee, VS.. Sibley ct all 500, Washington Mar
kel Company VS.. Worthon Bros 1868 Council vs..
FOllansbee 372, United States vs.. Brown ct al;
3ll, United states VS. Sweet ct al; 1873 Dennis vs.
Kendrck; $50, Myers e. 1laus VS. Collins; 36i, Bond
president, &C.. vs.. Brdmhall ct all 3SG Creswell OF
al, commissioners, VS. Sherman ct al; 1888 Need
ham VS.. Baltimore S Potomac Railroad Company
fOi, Wilson Il FCnnimorCs VS. Mahuney
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A Skatlng Inoidemt.

William +, Marshall, the painter, furnishes
tho following pen'pioturs of Il skating scene
which occurred in Paris during the Imperial
rule Of Louis Napoleon;
For month thoro was good skating, snd
the Bots WAS the scene Of a series of tho most
brilliant winter f,ifS ever dreamed Of. All
Paris II seemed to me, used to turn out TO
witness them. The winter park WAS blaze OF
hre from countless lanterns the ponds swsrmed
with sksters, aud every available shelter
from the cafes and restaurants to the PrefecFs
house we're the scenes Of bSnquetS ranging In
grade from vulgar supper to magnificent
feast Of the members Of the Imperial Club
Tho dignitaries Of the Empire presided or par
tio pated In these. IL was carnival Of gayety
more liko page from romance than real life
About a month after my presentation
again met the Emperor and Empress GU this
pond. The previous performance was repeated
asked the Emperor permission ~ present hin
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CONNECTICUT AVE AND l. 81.
BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated June n, A D.
1878 aud duly recorded In llbcr 722 folio $50 OF
the Land Records for the District of Columbia will
sell ut public auction, in front Of the premses on
FRI Az, February a, A ID. 1880, NJ o'clock y.
the following dc cribed real estate situate IN the CITY
Harris Il Grntnmar's subdivision of square mum.
berrd one hundred and slxty-four (GD. az recorded
in the Office OF tho Surveyor OF the District of Column
biu In liber B ollo IOl together with tho improve
ments thereon being premises No. 1923 Connecticut
avenue, now occuI led by tho French Minister,
Terms cash A deposit OF 81 900 will DO rcqureda
time Of sale. All conYoyanCng ut purchasers cost.
fftCrms Of sale not complied with In Ave days tho
trustee The right to resell at risk and cost OF
d0fnuIlng putCha, SER amer 1--we days ndyrrtisenen
RICHARD WALLACE.
]. Il, COIDWELI, Trustee
AurIoueer rpblt-d,Gdg
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wILLIAM NJ. sMtrn. salesmnn.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctonccr.

TRUSTEE SALE OF TWO.STORY FRAME
HOUSE, NO. 80 THIRTEEN-A ND-A-HALF
STREET s. w. BETWEEN AND d.
by virtue of deed Of trust dated the sth day OF
May A. ID, 1876, and duly recorded In ibnr No. SlB
folio ga of the Land Records Tor the District of Co
lunlbia, and at tho written request of the party
cured thereby Will offer Tor sale at public auction
iu front of the promises on MONDAY, the 23d day
of February, 1850, at o'clock p. m. the following
real estate and premises located IN Washington city
D. c., with the improvements thereof viz Tho south
half of lot No. 8, In square No. 30.
Terms Of Salo-Une-fourth Of the purchase money
in cash. tho residue In six, twelve and eighteen
months, TO be so ured upon the premises sold with
interest from the day of sale ut the rate of per
cent, or oil cash, at purchasers option.
II the terms OF a tle are not compiled with III 1--we
days the trustees reserve the Tiyht to resell tho
promises Mt the risk aud cost Of deauting purchaser
deposit Of 81 will DO required OF the purchaser
tho day ofsaie. A. II. STEPHENSON,
SAMUEL II. WIM-ATT,
feb7.eoddds Trustees.
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GREAT
1879
1879

TO THE N5RFH WEsT A E2vE g5UrHwryr
splendid stESEkTyl r SS4RaNfFioESf naUrF'
n n EgESI 4STA6Sy to 1s b,Do
For Pittsburg and the West IO;io A. m. daily with
Parlor Car TO Pttsburg and Sleeping Cars nom
BAGrIMOREAND POTOMAC RAILR0AD.
For aRe SSp S M ay Msar Sunday
q Ssnandaisna For wiIIla@sport Lock Haven,
For New YORK and the East SID m isoSnd us p,
~: on sunday o e =. NJ. o. ooo. -
daily, except Sunday.
For BROOKLYN, New York. all through trains connect
Ing double fsrrisae across New York city,
For oPhiiadslphia $40 N l'sO $50 and sAo p m
Limited Express $3.50 q, m. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore. $40 $50 1910 r. M, ana 1870 $40
4;2o S$S', 80 and ed5 p. m. On Sunday, 1910 g.
except Sunday
ALEXGS DRIA AND FREpERIcKsByRo BAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, !, 7;an o. II a. mi 40 500 62N
and 1880 y. IN On Sunday. l. D ana ii a. M. and
For Richmond and the South, 700 q daily, and
Trains Z leave XiesSndsa for Washington g. g. 10 u
On sunday at aud o. ~, and S;o5 P m.
commOdRtions can be procured at the olnces-north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and at the depot. where orders can be
eft for thecheckng OF baggage 10 Destination from
"O'''' L. T. FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General MANAGER.
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John SHERMAN g CO., Real Estate A ctioneers
~ 81 Cloud BmlldInH.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE SlTuArED ON STREET, BElWEkN
TWENTY-FtRSf AND TWENTY SECOND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY Virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded In liber
No $50, folio 81 81 the Land Records or tho Dis
trlct Of Columbia, and Mt the written Request Of the
holder OF the promssOry note secured thereby, as
the surviving trustee. viii sell ut public auction. In
front OF the premises, on MONDAY, the sd day
Of February a. ID. 1871, Mt D o'clock D. M, the fol-
lowngdescrbed reill estate, Owlt Being the eastern
part of lot numbered six (0) In square seventy
7al the said eastern part said lot having front Of
eighteen Usl feet and ton (0) inches on the limo OF
north X street. and running back with the same width
to the northern or roar llna of said lot.
Terms OF Snle-One-hnlf Cash and the balance In two
equal payments at three and six months with por
cent Interest from day OF safe for which purchaser
shall give promlssory notes, secured by u d ed OF
trust on property or NIL the purchase money can he
paid cash ~ option OF the purchaser. All convey
ancng At cost OF purchaser II terms Of sale be not
compiled With Within ten days from day OF sale the
trustee the right 10 resell the property at the
cost and risk OF the deaulllng purchaser alter Ave
days advertisements
JAMES @. NAYLOR, JR.,
Surviving Trustee.
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH Salesman. ieD-ltHl Is
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FREE ADVERTISING.
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WANTED. FOR RENT. &C.
or acceptable nature and to exceed four lines,
on our third pnge are FREQ to all.
No business Advert sements Inserted without pay
BUSINESS Advertisements inserted IN this column ut
five cents per line for each insertion.
II answers fail to como the first time. invite n
second, third, many repettons as are necessary
to secure what you advertise for We wish the adj
vertsers TO feel that they imposing on as, but
are doing us favor by using free columns, as we
determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoflice. If initials used they should be directed
10 the care OF some person, firm postoice box.
No free advertisements taken after 9 o'clock y. m.
Advertisements be lett at our office, or sent
through the mail to
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LEGAL.
T EGAL NOTICE.

l. '''NN NJ I'VE
NJ. Cohen. OF ilU2 seventh street northwest, having
assigned to me. Julius LRnsburgh. tho 18th day OF
January 1880 all his goods, chattsls merchandise.
bills notes, bonds book accounts and claims, hereby
give notice that all parties Indebted to said NJ Cohen
hereby warned To pay no moneys To said Cohen, Us
hold In my posse sion oil books appe talnlng to his
business. aud am the only one nul hOrl2ed to collect
and receipt Any evasion OF this Will DO prosecuted
to the full extent of the law, and all moneys collected
and receipted by NJ. Cohen since january 1885, the
time of assignment, will not recognize and Will a.
once commence the collection per authority vested
In me. JULIUS LANSBURGH,
No. ri Seventh street,
Assignee Of NJ. COHEN,
IaI7.tf No. ll02 Seventh street northwest
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United STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

by virtue OF writ OF ferl fncaI ls.ued out Of the
clerk Oilico of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed 1 will sell ut public
sale for cash at tho Court House door OF said District
on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day OF February, 1879 nj
" O'Clock all the right title clam and the Interest
OF the defendant ~ ard to the following described
property to wit: All of lot seventeen 7 square six
hundred and eghtynlne (sg), and the south part OF
lot seven, IN said square, commencing at the south
Washington, D. c., running thence east with the
south line OF lot " said square, thence north with the
line of said lot II TO tie northwest of said
lot Ia thence west parallel With the south limo of said
lot to the east line OF South capitol street, thence
south along said street to place beginning together
with all and singular the improvements thereon.
seized and levied upon the property of G. S. Mat
Jonn s. Mctirew FRED'K DOUGLASS
fe5dts United States Marshal d. G.
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AUCTION SALES.
STATES MARsnATs SALE

by virtue OF q writ OF ner faclns issued out OF the
Clerks Dlce Of the supreme court OF the Detrict OF
Columbia, ana TO me directed. will sell ut public
'ale, for cash al store No go Fifteenth street north
west, Washington. ID. g., Oh WEDNi SDAY, the 18th
day Of February, 1880 at ~ o'clock m. all the right
ute claim aud Interest OF the defendant In aud to
the following. describad property to wit: 10 the
stock Of cigars aud tobacco contained In store No. l
Fincenth street northwest, Washington, ID, g., to-
gelher with tie fixtures OF said store; attached as no
property OF the defendant, Charles Weirman, and
condemned ny order OF the Court. to satisfy Judgment
No, ~ Az ut law, In favor Of William w. tOrCUran.
Fob. H. 1850. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
IfnIInl % I'M allnl-
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An Oil City man was sitting in his parlor
reading the other day, when he heard foot
steps approaching. 1T is my wife," lie
thought, "and will bore her little" so no
said out loud well, old girl. why didn't you
shovel in that coal and nail up the back cato.
And see here, you got to cat less for want
some money to pay my cigar bills, and yon
must cut down in household expenses. Be-
sides, wife, I've about concluded to have you
take in washing, and" The door slammed
behind him, and ho reached the window just
in time to see u neighbor woman going out Of
the gate, and his wife nowhere In sight. Tho
report in that noighborhood now is that the
mans wife is being starved to death to got
him cigars; that she does all the mental work,
and is obliged TO take in washing to get her
husband money which he spends at saloons.
Oil CitN Derrick
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baltimore Cattle Market.

DANIIMONEl TtD. To
Reef Cattle-Market dull and prices Lallc
lower than last week. Very best 5A@5SSG: first
quality, iA@jLc.; medium, 84GiI4G.; ordinary
2H@Sc. Most sales from AZ to 5Igc, Receipts 1901
head sales, 1862 head.
Swine-Aiarket generally slow, and a shade of
as to prices Quotations, 6@624c. net, Receipts,
6i23 head.
Tho receipts Of sheep were 1884 head quota.
tons, 119gGHc. gross.
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HITCH, FOX 4 BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.

BY virtue of a deed OF trust dated March 2b, A. D.
1874 and duly recorded In llber No. 1874 folio 2i7 ct
seq, of the Land Records for tine District OF Co
lubla and ut the request OF the holder of the note
secured thereby. will soil at public auction, In mont
OF the premises. on FRIDAY, the 9Th day OF Fob
ruary, A. d. 1880 mt o'clock p IN, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate III Washington CITY Dis
trct Of Columbia towt; Part Of lot eight ~ In SUB
division of square hundred and sixty-four uGD,
recorded In liber H. d. ca folio 30 Of tho records
OF the surveyors Office of the District Of Columbia
and contained within the following metes and bounds:
Beginning for the same at the northwest corner OF
said square and running thence soulhensterly NOl0O
ieeG thence northeasterly ut right angle TO ConneS
cut avenue I3Ja feet; thence nOrthwesery parallel
with said avenue feet; thence northeaBleTIy feet;
thence norteastory at greater angle feet; thence
snuthpnsery feet; thence sOuheasterly ut greater
angle G8OO feet thence northrly ~ 05l0O feet to The
limo of street north, and thence westerly with the
line OF said vi G7iOO feet to the place of begin
ming together with the improvements tn reOn, being
premises No. 1928 Connecticut avenue subject TO o
PRIOR deed of trus. Tor $1,000 dated June IL, a. d.
1873.
Terms-The Indebtedness secured by said decd of
trust and expenses OF sale In cash and balance In
twelve aud eighteen mo tbs, for which the notes of
the purchaser, with Interest g. per cent per annum
from sale secured by deed Of trust prop
erty sold shall he taken deposit Of 500 viii be
qurcd at time Of sale All conveyancns at purchasers
cost, ..-.-. -
l. n COLDwELI, Auetluueer. fcNFS Wls
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICr-CHIEF Jus.
TICE CARTIER AND JUSTICE JAMEs.-BiebCr VS.
Lang judgment below affirmed. Strong VS. Latln,
Judgment below affirmed. The committee on OK.
animation OF candidates recommended that G A.
Wright and Pennington H0lsead be admitted TO
the bar John B. Larner was appointed an ex-
hmner in chancery. Adjourned until Monday
CIRCUIT CouRr No l-JUsTIcE WYLE.-Strong vs..
District OF Columbia; on argument
CIRCUIT CoURT No 1-JusTlCE MACARTHUR
Kelly Chamberlain VS., u. Tenney, garnishee;
judgment OF condemnation. Quigley vs. Washing.
ton Gas Light Company stricken from the caieii.
dal. clark Robinson VS.. John Morris executor;
referred to a. A. Brooke
CIRCUIT COURT No 2-JusTIcE CoN,-GessCord
vs. Forslthi verdict for plaintiff for sl25 with In.
teTest and costs White IL Co. VS. Frellnd. verdi"t
for plaintiff for Sl0i0S with Interest ana costs
Merrck et al, VS., Giddings order for Commission
to issue TO take testimony. Cooley vs. Collins. mo.
ton for new trial filed. MRnogue vs. Hanlon or
al; motion for new trial filed. Stanton vs. Wroe,
verdict for plaintiff for 1906 with interest and costs
Arundel Fairfax VS.. INLAY & CarTco: execution
stay ed and sale suspended. Draper Va. Alexander;
on trial,
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
CmCuTr Court No. l-JusTICB MACARTHuR.-
APPEAL DoCKEr-No. /, Barnes VS.. Arthur s, Stark.
weather VS., CoroOrRn q Parker & Bros. VS.. Carpen.
ter II, llall0ran vs. Tally; IS, Pelletier VS. Rear
dom q, BARLEY vs. Barbour e Hamilton; %, Gull
lson VI. AngherSon; n, Legate VS.. Spaldlng 20,
Waggam0n VS.. WateH; 81, Wistar & Adams VS.
Anderson; 49, Brummell VS.. Lyles; 30, Vanderwer-
ken vs. Harmord Sons; 80, Phillips vs. Butler; A.
Casey Of ali 10, Kendall W, Thompson; A. Barber
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ShulSespeare's Wisdom,

Shakespeare, wiscst of men, over 200 years
ago detailed almost every experience of tho
human heart aud almost every phase of hui
man life, aud ia one place he oven seems To
have prophesied that remedy of remedies, the
Sale Kidney and Liver Cure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-17

Everything is reversed in China, you know;
men never go to barber-shop to get shaved;
the barber carries his kit around hunting his
customers. No sitting in crowded shops wait
ing for your turn to como; the barber has 10
chase you about and shave you at your own
convenience. The word next" is unknown
to the vocabulary Of the Chinese barber. You
are spared the annoyance If not torture Of
being compelled to sit by while five or six
men ahead of you have their boards removed,
hair cut, whlskcrs dyed and heads sham.
pooed, when you only want your hair oiled
and moustache waxed to go to the theatre.
Sit down on o doorstep or curbstono any.
where, and a barber steps up and attends to
your wants Immediately. Happy dispatchl
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United STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue OF writ OF ter hCias issued out Of the
Clerk ollce Of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia and to me directed, Will sell ~ public
sale for cash, nj tho Courthouse door Of said District
u o'clock M, all The right tile, claim and interest
In and to the following described property, TO wit
Part OF lot IN square To-! Washington, ID. O., begin
ming on Twentieth street IS feet nom the southwest
corner OF said lot thence north along the line of said
street. a. feet "a inch thence east along north line
los feet l0Snches thence south along rear line Il feet
1, In b. thence west In line parallel with the north
line OF said lot 5j feet 10 inCues. TO the beginning
levied upon uS the properly OF defendant, James
Carrco TO satisfy oxecutlon.No p,io1 At law In favor
OF ATunde and Fairfax.
FRED'K DOUGLASS
Ia26.td United State Marshal, u, g.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TOR SALE-The furniture In four rooms, nicely
a furnlshed for light housekeeping the rooms can
De rented reasonably. Apply al bli 81 ". fel73tt
IDURE bred poultry; Plymouth Rocks ere the beat
= eggs for Matching, thirteen Tor one dollar. WIN
IL CH1LDS, go seventh st northeast. fei6-3tt
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DIED.

MIDDLETON February 10. al Silb D. IN. OF coz
sumption, Mus. RosASSh H. MlDDI N, wile OF
Samuel II. Middleton.
Funeral from her lato residence. No a. L. street
southwest. Thursday ut ~ o'clock Friends OF the
family are invited TO attend. Her remains will DO
rested IN Israel Z. NJ h. church. 90
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rKAVELEl,N, GulDE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO the
NORTH, NoRTHwE5r, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-17

SUICIDE is not more sinful than neglecting
n Cough. For only 25 cents yon eau buy
bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup aud DO saved
from death.
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BUSINESS CIANCNs.

MONEY To LOAN
On good real estate security. A few shares Of
stock IN q
RELIABLE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
For snle. inquire of j. WALTER COOKSEY,
No. 81 seventh street northwest
Office, front room up slaiis. iel2lmO
MoNkY LOANED
Al O. : AND PER CENT.
ON SATISFACTORY SECURITY
aitr JOHN SHERMAN " co.
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United STATES MARsHATs SALE

BY virtue OF q writ of hor fncas issued ont Of the
Clerks office OF the Supreme Court OF the Dist let or
Columbia, and TO me directed, Will sell ut public
sale for cash at the Courthouse door of said District
~ o'clock M all the right title aim aud interest of
the defendant in aud 10 the following described prop
cry TO wit: Par. OF lot 10, In square 40 beginning
for the same nj the northeast corner OF said lot and
running thence west along tie line OF north II street
IS feet thence south 100 feet thence cast tee thence
north 10 the place of beginning In the CITY OF Wash
lngton said District, levied upon Ms the property OF
Andrew Gleason to suIisiy execution No. i0.Sol at
law. in favor Of Robert C. Hewelt.
jan. q, 1880 FNEDK DOUGLASS,
ja2y-dts U. :. Marshal, ID. z.