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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
THE LATEST TO-DAY.
A New Governor Appointed.

New GoVeInor AppOInJSl-
 Washington, April sth. The President has sent in the nomination of W. A. Newell, ot New Jersey, a. Gov ernor of Washington Territory.
 Spofford-Kellog Gaze. l. is thought that the SpoffOrd-kellogg case will go over until next scssicn, unless
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Don't Want Them Counted

San Francisco, Apri! Gth.-At a meeting of the Board of Election Commissioners last plight, representations of the woTkiagmen were filed protesting against the counting of ballots of the Citizens Union, which was placed sn file, Mayor KalIoch suggesting hat the proper course for tic workingmen would be. to obtain mandamus.
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March -, lsJ1.

Bloom. Brauy, Fragrance :, Olcr for sae- st my greenhouse, north end of Me Cprmck street. in Prescott Dutch BtUs such Hys- cin,is, Tulips, &c.,. growing iu pots and in various stages Of growth also in pots and u full leaf. ready transplant open ground without cheek, s;ra<oerry and French everbesrirg Raspberry plants.
 From June next will be ready to supply cut flowers a; all srasOns of the year.
 VIII contract to make and tend flower gardens. Wl lsut trees guarantee their thrift If so de sired. intend tO carry gesera! nursery business and open a sees! stor- th's village.
 SIEFHES G. MARCoU, HorticatuTist, Prescott, Feb F., issl--tf
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Letter List.

The following is list or letters remain ing in the Prescott Postoffice for the week ar.l-,,, ,-;f o
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Persons in calling for these letters will please say advertised.
 T. ". OTIS. Postmaster.
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Preparing to Impeach the Mayor

San Francisco, April 5th.--Thc Board ot Supervisors last nigh. adopted resolution to the effect that the peace of The city had been seriously imperiIed by alleged incen diary speeches by Mayor Ka'loch, aRd au- thorized the Judiclary Committee to inves- tigate the matter and report. Ii is said that this is the first step towards impeaching the Mayor.
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& 60
 4 $ < A YE R.S.

Having secured tsf services pt Tr. GEORGE RALPH from the CzlifCr-i.l Asay Otce. Francis co, p-"usre Co make prompt earns Of all ores, u.lur-al- gold dust and bullion submitted to us.
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Ti.den not 2 Candidate

Washington, April 5th--The Star has a dispatch announcing that Hidden has con sented to withdraw as a candidate tCr Pres ident.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
A Policeman KLns Drunken Man

Santa Fe, April 6gh.-Last nIght V. Rob- inson, without provecatlcn, shct Policeman Lunday, knocking off two fingers. Lladay returned the fire, killing Robinson instant ly. He was intoxicated.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Eastern Ercursioni5cs Coming.

San Francisco, April 6Ih--Two hundred Bostonians, also Governor Head of New Hampshire and his staff, have star,el ou an excursion to California. They started this morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Angeus Confirmation Recommended

Washington, April G,h.-The Committee on Foreign Relations rec0mmynds Angeil's confirmation as Minister 10 China. swift : appointment was not passed upon.
 Wells, Fargo 6 Co. not to To Sos Daza on
 Washington, April G.h.-The Stsr service bill was before the House yesterday on con- curence with the Senate amendments. IL is thought here that Wells, Fargo (S Cos let
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Its consideration may be had without pro- longing the present session.
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Notice or .ppIicaiion for Patent

of the sstats ol Joan Timrlernan, deoeased. lee March 8, ls-0. it'
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The doors were thrown open for the recep- ton of guests who gathered in great nun bers to extend their congratulations, par take Of the bounteous repast prepared, lis- ten to the sweet strains of music from the 12th Infantry Band, who kindly volunteered their services, and to examine the
National Republican., 1880-04-21
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nh, April 20.


Cotton dull, but steady. Middling l1Jk@l2c
Flour dull nndlowcr. Howard street and Western
Buperiinc So 256g4 co. do. extra 81 255 OO do fam
ly, 80 25a6 OG City mills supelline s3 2j64O0 do.
extra, u 2b45 90; do family, SO TJ6D6 25 do Rio
brands GO 0O@6 25 Potapsco family 81 TO-
wheat Southern dull; Western opened active
ruled irregular and closed feversh. Southern red
I'll 239l 26 do amber 81 SO@l 80; No Maryland
nomlnali No. . Western winter rcd, SPOT and APRIL
81 241g; May. 81 % asked; June, 81 2i25Q1 q l6;
July 81 1219@l 49, August. 81 lOGl IL.
Conl-Southern dull, but steady; Western dull
low, nominal; Western mixed, spot 47l1@47lSc;
April, H@4719c; May, 46H@4GMc.
Oats easier. Southern, 42MI3c; Western white
A2c. Ivy
Rye nominal at s76oOc.
Hay unchnngedl Prime to choice Pennsvlvonio
ana Maryland, sls@20 per ton.
- PROVISIONS steady and fairly active for lob lots
Bulkmeats dull Mess pork. Sll 75Ql2 25 Bulk
meats-loose shoulders, 4S4c; clear rib sides 6gIc
DO packed bG7Ac bacon shoulders. Size: clear rib
sides, TAci hams l01a@llc; lard refined t!erces Sc
oo4tler B4tler easier Prime to choice Western packed
22Sl 2jc; roll, 20@22c
Eggs dull aud weak at 10c.
Petroleum unehOnged-Crude nominal; refined
nominally. TIC.
15Ac. -'|'S
sugar steady. A soft, Ol5c
Whisky quiet at 81 l0@l l0l5
p trelghls u Liverpool per steamer UNCHANGED;
Cotton, S,l6d; hour, q Cd; grain, I'd.
Rcccipts-Flour, 35l3 bbls wheat l33OOO bll.
corr $1,000 bu; oats, $500 bu rye, none
NShipments-Wheat lO2, 100 bu; corn, O6, 1850 bu.
snles-Wheat, S606 800 Du; corn, $3.50 Du.
virginia skies, old, 20 asked; do. deferred sl6:
do consolidated 5SJ4 do second series, 29i% past
DUO coupons So new ten-iorties 86lH; Yirgiiu len.
fortes, COUPON IS bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-04-21
The Burned Child and the Fire.

The Hour tells story of ono Of Chicago's
wealthy and liberal citizens which conveys It's
own moral. He belonged to no religious sect =,
but was always ready to give largely to tho
carrying out of spiritual schemes requiring
money Not long ago, however he happened
to have business transaction with one of tho
deacons OF Il certain Presbyterian church, aud
the deacon got quite six to four tho best Of
him. few days altorward tho pastor of this
same church called on the merchant for IL sub.
scription toward his schools, but to his surprise
the usually amiablc capitalist pushed the sub.
scription book aside, with the abrupt remark
Played out" Dear me-" said the surprise
parson, e really counted on you, Mr.. X;
you have always been so liberal that was in
hopes you would head tho subscription list p
l am done," said the merchant. "I have
changed my mind-I don't think half the
people go to h--ll that ought TO !"
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To take eject
SUNDAY. NOV. IB. Ihln At LEO p. M.

A. M. Leave Washington;
5992-thN3iiwgoTg q y bcqg a. qy ana W9y sat9qs
Ton hXPRHSs onsundays TO Baltimore only.
strnsburp, winchester flagersiown. Frederick,
soo@IhbEI9fi@ocESEG' ESEG'lXS lXSSD LAUREL ExPnEss
sle-Point OF Rocks, Piedmont, sirasburg wInches.
sa5 NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BOSTON.
AND BALT1MoRE EXPRESS Parlor Car to
s'SSrtSL LOUIS. CHICAGO, COLUMBUS; AND
town aud Valley Brnnch Except sunday.
Through car to Stanton. Pullman Cars TO Gin
elnna,i daily. Grafton to Sandusky daily, except
,9oo-sa1day o9lg-Ral.lmore Annapolis and Way,
burg College. Betsylllc Laurel, Annapolis juno
- - uon Jessups, and Hanover.
i2l0-1 baltimore, a nnapollS Elllco City. and way,
i;SrrHHlkW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BOs-
liS5-ton SUNDAY only-Ialtifnore and wav
REL EXPRESS Frederick, via Relay. stops
Sss 6 and XSg sGGas on Sunday to Point
to-tBSIl@ors, Anaspoiis, ShsJ and Way stations.
SaoT7ttPnLdIibdsALPELPpI5fA, 7tndb a EoaFoLk. AND BAL BAL
Norfolk passengers taken In the cars direct 10
boat at Canton, stops AZ Bladensburg and Laurel.
sSg-tPt9init tt'li!, o.. OF Rocks and tg Way Stations
T.20==tBALTIMoiE .AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
74stcTIciAl5Sov iIt v9 CofGSYbUs AND rrrrsBuRo
EXPEkss Sleeping cars to Chicago and Pitts
0AS5s,iNEw YORK, PfiiILA DELPH1A, AND BAL,
TIMORE EXPRESS. StopsHt BlRdenshurg and
Laurel. Sleeping 10 New York, and special
sleeping car to Phadelphia- - -
G6oztsT LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
tDNy. !sundRy only. other trains daily, except
Eunday
All trains stopnt Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices Washington station, and GJ3, 6l9
and 1871 Pennsylvania Avenue-where orders viii be
taken for Baggage 10 be checked and received AZ any
point In the city. . w. M: CLEMENTS,
-. Master Of Transportation.
T.. M COLE GauoraI Ticket
GEO. 6. KOONrN General Agent.
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Not even one for my poor WilliamYr
No. sir Nnmid hnIInr inn nInnr, %
A Rnh nnv fnr AIlirntnrs-

Monday proved TO be field.day with the
alligators. They came out in large numbers
to bask in the warm sunlight aftcr tho rain.
Fatal recreation Everybody on board went
TO shooting them. Even tho scullon would
leave mis- dishpan to take shot. And 1t
seemed hard to miss them. The champion
slayer was an old hunter from tho Granite
state. Whenever he raised his rife, death
was in the air, and its sharp report was tho
crack of doom for some cousin of the crocodile.
The gatorslayer expended his last cartridge
In the evening but not until he had scored his
sixty-ffth alligator. We have killed upward
Of two hundred altogether. Their vitality is
remarkable. / chopped Off the head of ono a
Few minutes after it had been shot Several
minutes after the head was entirely severed
from the body, thrust an oar at it. The jaws
opened and snapped to again like huge steel
trap, driving tho toeth three.fourths of an
inch into the hard oak aud splitting an oar
handle. Even twenty minutes later, that
gatorhead would not have been n safe toy for
children.-[Orlando (Fla.) Reporter.
National Republican., 1880-04-21
Dom Pedro,s Rnllrond.

The bark Amy A. Lane is now loading in
this city for Rio. An important part of her
cargo is lot Of forty large railroad scales,
built by the Howe Scale Company for tho
Dom Pedro railroad Of Brazil. This line Is
one OF the most important in Brazil, running
from Rio out into the heart of the agricultural
region, and enjoys the special patronage and
care of the Emperor, in whose honor 1t is
named. The selection of the Howe Scales for
use on this road is n compliment to be appro-
ciatcd, and shows preference for them in
that country over all others.-lN. Y. Evening
Post
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FREE ADVERTISING.
M q Q H a R G- il =
Advertisements under tho head or
VyANJrytTn Isfti - FNT tg

WANTED, FON Il1NT, 90,
or an acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page, are FREQ TO oil.
No Business Advertisements inserted without pay
BUSINESS Advertisements inserted IN this column at
five cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fill to come the first time. wo invite n
second third or many repctitons are necessary
to secure what you advertise for We wish the od-
vertisers to feel that they not imposing Us, but
nro doing US iavor by using free columns, as we
ere determined TO make THE REPU BLICAN
TIE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY arc not delivered through the
rostonce If initials used they should be directed
to the care OF some person, firm postoice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock y. m.
Advertisements can DO leit nt our Office, sent
through thp mail to
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
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1879 GREAT ...- 1879
GREAT

1879 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
,r,, DOUBLE TRACK steel, RAILS,
SPLENDID sCENERH MAGNIFLCENT EQUIP
p rs II EEEESf &c 14STA88AY i8A Co., e ls'% h.o,
ner ofBixth and streets. as foilowS9 ''pO" 'O''
For PltisbuTs and the west, 1910 a. m. daily with
riilsburg 70 Cincinnati, ST Louis ana Chicas9
10 p M ,tl daily with Paiaco Car @ Chcegoi
For Canandaigua Rochester Buffalo Niagara FallR
and the North OF n. III. daily. except sunday
70 CsnandSisans F6r WaTspor i mt,D Lock % HsTcn
E hHo @ @Elniln' al igf9 " M daily except sunday
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars. ESQ q. m.
For brooklyn, Nov YORK, oil through trains conueq.
e 5eFssy Sty with boS;s o. Of ,B,osklyn & AnneS"
Ing double lsTTiaEe across New York city.
For PhuSdephia $40 IT, ~; lsO' $50 and s4o p m
Limited Express $3.50 ., m. daily, except Sunday,
For baltimore, o $40 $50 iU4O n IN. ana 1872 $40
80 s,, aSp, 90 and @i5 y. m. On Sunday, 1910 ~
For Pope's Creek Line. y. m and 40 p N. daily,
't On S"AP;T ANY AFTER APRIL 7, 1850:
For AnnapoliA 600 o. m. and 400 D. m daily, except
ALEXZNDRIA AND DFHEpERICKsBuRu RAIL
Way ts AMP M ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria 4 72O Q, II a. M 4;2O. 5;2o. G2J,
and ll;So 2. M On Sunday, :. ana II a IN, and 8
For Richmond and the South. ZOO O. m. daily, and
So $40 y. M daily, except Sunday.
ms S5S EOS s. 81 = SnG G S5 81 p m. l' and u Il midnight S
,On sunday et and 10 =, NJ. and s;O5 2. M.
eommodGtions can be procured at the ofices--north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
vana avenue and al the depot where orders cail be
let for the checking OF baggage 10 destination nom
l. p FARMER, General Passenger Ageut
FRANK THOMSON. GeneTal Managsr
National Republican., 1880-04-21
u A. MCINTYRE, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
LIE No. OIS I Street northwest

By virtue of deed of trust, dated the ed day OF
July, A. D. SI0 and recorded Liber 90, folio lI8,
etc. of the land records of the District Of Columbia
and n the request OF the party secured thereby, l
viii sell nj public auction upon the premises on
Monday the 10th day OF APRIL 1880 at o'clock r. M,
ton. ID; @ known as lot numbered eleven 0l) in John
hundred and thrty-one (33ll, together with the i'm
prOvemens thereon.
Terms OF sale: Four hundred dollars. with inter-
est at ten per cent from July g. 1879 and unpaid taxes
aud expenses OF sale, In cash (of which 800 must bo
paid AT time of sae) and the balance In six twelve
and eighteen months, with interest at six per cent,
secured by deed of trust upon the properly. Con-
veyanclng Mt purchasers cost and terms TO be COM
piled with in seven days.
apiGeoddds EDWIN A. MCINTYRE. Trustee.
National Republican., 1880-04-21
Better Times.

The business revival and new era Of pros.
perity which is now fairly inUuguratcd is in
keeping with the increased health and happi-
ness seen all over tho land, aud is one of tho
results obtained from the introduction Of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. "The
Ions -
National Republican., 1880-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS,
Ills IiltIc NYnIintn.

After sttangc-lookng old chap bad been
hanging around n blichigau.ayeuue grocery
Tor quarter of an hour tho other day, lie
was asked his business, and he replied:
Well am poor old man. have a son
six years old, named William. lie Is love.
ly child, and he is now on bed of sicluoss.r
But this Is not drug store" said tho gro.
Ger.
"Mebbc not, but this morning when was
ready to come down town my littlo William
put his arms around my neck aud said:
Father, you arc old and pooriand you needn't
buy me no present That's what ho said
and IL touched my heart"
There was pause, during which the old
man wiped his ewes and the grocer blew his
nose, aud then the former continucd
u have no money; / thought I'd ask you
to give me one Of those candy geese on the
shelf there. ia put II where my William
could sec it, and when be found it he'd ask
me how got it, and I'd reply: My boy, nm
anger on Michigan avenue named Mr.. Blank
gave II to me. Let us pray that he may live
many long years That's what I'd say"
Il have no candy geese to give away" said
Not one?"
mo"
Not even one for my poor WilliamY"
No, sir. You'd better Jog along"
Yes, guess l had, said the old chap, as
he made for the door. My William will got
nothing. He will call me to him and ask the
reason why, and III tell him that an old pig
on Michigan"
The grocer jumped at him and he lit out
and entered store two doors below and be-
gan:
IF you could only give me ten cents worth
OF tobacco TO put in my Williams Christmas
stocking, you don't know how his poor heart
would bless you !n-f Detroit Free Press
National Republican., 1880-04-21
died.

LATIN ER-Tucsday morning. April 20 1850 at
twenty minutes OF o'clock at his residence. No G2i
l street, DIR. EDwIS w. LATINiER, of meningitis of
the brain, IN the nfty fourth year Of his age.
Funeral viii take place Thursday morning Mt II
O'Clock from Mount Vernon Place Methodist church,
corner of Ninth ana X streets. Prince Georgian
please copy.
STACY.-On Monday, April ~, 1880, at 1870 D. M
after short Illness, JortS CHRTsTOPuERE STACY.
oldest of Thomes L. and Eliza A. stacy aged
twenty-seven years and five months and twenty-five
DAYS.
Funeral will take place rom his parents residence.
1905 sixteenth street northwest, Thursday, April o.!
at o'clock p. Friends Of the family are respect
fully invited.
National Republican., 1880-04-21
AUCTION SALES.
r TN1rBDsrATEs MARsnATs SALE
FUTURE DAYS.

~
By virtue Of writ OF ior facias issued out OF the
Clerks Oice Of the supreme court Of the District OF
Columbia, aud 10 me directed, will soil ut public
sale, cnsh, az the Court-Housc door OF said Dis
trct, on TUESDAY the 1lth day Of May, 1880, NJ
y o'clock NJ all the right, title claim and nerest Of
the doicudant IN and TO Tho following described prop
erty, to-wt; Part oiilot g in J, w; Jones sub-d
vision Of square No 5lj beginning for the same nt
nc northeast corner Of said lot running thence west
90 eet 10 Inches tbtnce south ~ feet thonco east %
feet 70 inches thence north IS rect TO the place Of be-
Eluuing. levied upon Us the property OF defendant,
tucb Adams, to satisfy execution NO 2i,GJ1 nt law
~ favor Of Ntlcbael Walsh, uso of Edward Slattety.
Aprl q, $50 FRED'K DOUGLASS
np2l-dts U, S. Marshal, u. G.
Nj oRTGAGE SALE OF LAND AND GOLD.
VA MINE PROPERTY.
By virtue OF n mortgage deed executed TO me by the
Rowan Gold and Copper Mining Company Of North
CuGlinQ, dated February -, 1851, aud registered In
The Registers Office Of Rowan county n. C., In book
No. ~ page T. under which breaches have occurred
will, ON the 2ith DAY OF MAY, 1850, offer for
ssle at the promises six miles enst Of salisbury. n
G., at II o lock a. that valuable property known
as the ROWAN, formerly RYMIR MI y Il, together
Will oil machinery, improvements, privileges and
pertaining.
Terms OF sale, cash.
JOHN a. THOMPSON,
APr1L 8, 1850. Trustee.
Rp2i 2o,mi.2lDF
National Republican., 1880-04-21
TIE COURlY.
Supreme Court of the United states.
IUEsDAY. Anril m. 1san

TUESDAY, April 20. $780,
No No. 2G7.-sNniord Baker, appellant VS.. George p.
humphrey ct al; argument continued by Mr.. John
Alkinson, counsel for the appelees. aud concluded
by Mr. Theodore Romeyer, counsel for the appel.
liant. ffN
no. 2G0,IThe First National Bank Of Brunswick
Me- appellant, VS.. The County of Yankton; ARMED
by Mr.. ). w. Packard for appellant and by Mr. III
Ii, Carpenter for the appellee, and submitted on
No. 27l.-Arna NJ Sims, appellant, Us. William
EHerhurdt ct A.; Argument commenced by Mr.. Ar.
thur d. Rich, counsel for appellant.
Adjourned Until tomorrow at IL O'clock
National Republican., 1880-04-21

GEoRdETowN, D. O., April %. 1850.
y Number Of cattle offered, 175 of which 12j were
sold at prices ranging from SIC to &C.
Number of cows and calves offered 80; 25 sold
OF prices ranging from 500 to $50.
sheep 100, all of which wero sold at prices rang
ing from TO qC e
National Republican., 1880-04-21

sary IN my Pile treatment or Female Weaknesses but
must SEE an patients 10 know helr cOnditOn) then
any person can use my remedies themselves. O.
tArr cured and deafness caused oy Caturrh. Loss OF
mental power, vllDr and general debility by either
sex restored. For further Information, and dinlcul.
ties Of which treat yOu must make application nt
my Office, 40. go N,uih street northwest. RILEY
BUILDING, giaee and residence. Consultauun free
10 oil de3Iy
National Republican., 1880-04-21

old WINE AND OLD FRIFHD Ds ARE KNOWN
~ Rs the best; so IL JUSllUS OLD STAND
known for years rs the only place whore hrstcluss
gecoud.haud clothing can be sold al respectable
prices Address or call ~
JUSTus OLD STAND,
No 90 d street between sixth aud Seventh streets
northwest or branch store, No. l0a Ninth street. be-
tween d and Il streets northWesJ
n, B,-Nole by mail promptly attended 10, ael0
National Republican., 1880-04-21

The New York Herald has raised more than
s5oO,OoO for the Irish relief fund, and a woman
~ that city couldn't go to church recently
because her bonnet was six weeks old We
NIUE dream, while assisting others, the suf.
iering at our own doors l-[Norristown Her.
aid.
National Republican., 1880-04-21
EDW1N A MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
~ 0ls j. street northwest.

EDWIN A MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker,
~ 0ls j street northwest.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 9th day OF
May A. d. 1s7a and recorded In Lber 80, folio S2S. ct
SEQ, one OF The land records for the District Of Co
lumhn VIII sell ut public auction In front OF tho
premises. OIL THURSDAY the goth day of April,
iesO at4 o'clock p M the following real estate IN the
District OF Columbia, towit All that part OF lot four,
IN square sixty, described beginning at the north
east corner said lot running thence west along tho
south line of E street twenty-five feet thence south
sNyseven feet and three-qunrters of inch 10 the
rear line OF said lot thence east twenty-five feet to
the east line OF SAID o thence north sixty seven feet
ming.
Terms-The amount secured by said deed OF trust
with accrued interest, unpaid taxes and Tho expenses
OF sale In cash, the balance six and twelve months
at per cent, secured by deed of trust upon the
property; Conveyancng at purchascr's cost, and
terms TO be complied with In seven days.
EDWIN A. MCINTYRE,
nnlG-pp1s
National Republican., 1880-04-21
Nj oRTGAGE SALE OF LAND AND GOLD.
IVA MINE PROPERTY.
~ DUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers.

k<i bUNGANSON BkOS., AuCuOneeIs,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sToRY BRICK
DMELLING AND LOT ON STREET, BE
TMEEN FOURTEENTH AND FlFTEENTH
hIltEETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION
by virtue OF q deed of trust given to us and duly
rec clfded In uber No. 7si, folio Q, one Of tho land
records OF Washington county In the District OF
OvIuinbia nnd ut the request of the party secured
we VIII sell at public auction ON FRIDAY, the 3yth
day OF APRIL x. ID. 1850, at o'clock p M, III front
OF the premises all that piece parcel OF ground
lying IN the city OF Washington IN the District Of
Columbia, and known rs and bong all OF lot num-
53erGd iorty-six tidl. In Peirce and klinge,s sub
ulvlslon OF square numbered two hundred and seven
Sl as said subdivision is recorded IN the Surveyors
olhco OF said city and District, together with all and
singular tie appurtCnances. rights, privileges, ln
prOvemons and other hereditamcnts TO the same be-
longing or IN any wso apperaning. This lot ls im-
brick house.
Termsi one-third cash. balance in one aud two
years notes TO boar ak per cent. interest aud to be
secured 9y deed OF trust on the preslises sold A
Hepost or 500 required at time of sale. Conveyanc
ing and reGording ~ purchasers cost. Terms TO be
complied with within seven days, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the property at the
Isk and cost OF the deaulting purchaser, upon CIV
lng hve days public notice of such resale In some
newspaper published In Washington, u. 9.
FREDERICK w. JONES,
npt5onv,Cds "
National Republican., 1880-04-21
LOSE


I osr-Two railway passes, one between Washing
II ton and baltimore mud the other between Balti-
more und pittsburR They are OF no except to
the owner, The finder will bc rewarded by return.
ing Immediately to L. MOXLEY. No. COS Tenth st.
au2i.lt8
National Republican., 1880-04-21
PNOFESSlONAL.
DR.. CANDER or NEW YORK.
spENlALIsr.
front TT,r,prrt,,tds c,. T,,iag Wi

I treat HemOrrholds or Piles. VIII
give $50 iUr any cnso OF Itching
blind or Projecting plioS
NY remedies win not help an Cura.
use only external aud internal
no Causlics, no nC.dl, au im-
mediate relief; no detention nruin
business, | treat and cure an Female
LN NulL LLn- ~. INN ny MN ~ LnI-u Ii nI.a.