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system full swing, and he was the only man
who could do SO with tolerable s:fety, hay
ing military reputation to fall back upon to
know perfectly we'll what they cat1 do with
him, because they have tried him. Ills
methods are their methods. Given four years
more Of this species Of license and they cal
cuiate that they will not be troubled again
risburg Convention Asregards the election,
they set much store upon the pride and self
reliance Of the American people, which leads
men to say, "Who's afraid II we don't like
President can't we change linn every four
years ?'' The answer is: "No, unless you
can get mo re than lib delegates into Your
nominating convention"
HORACE WHITE.
, 1880-02-15
MY VALENTINE.

would entwine thy heart with mine,
And bind thee close in mute embrace;
Whateer my charms. they should be thine.
ALTHOUGH my robe be not of lace,
Still love begets sweet love, I wot.
FAin would breathe the air that blows
From Scotia bleak and barren tops,
Or puss my life meath Indin's glows:
If thou vert near, 'twould he enough.
All, well! the dream is past: and DER
My stricken heart, with fevered haste,
The treasured past unlocks no more
Farewell. St Valentine! To waste
Ny precious time on memories
OF PALMER days is not the brave,
True way to "Suffer and be stronG.'
Then courage! Up and stem the wavel
Dark tho the way. twill not be long.
MAY MAURICE.
, 1880-02-15

4 Cute Roy.
There Is message-boy in New York who will
probably not have much trouble in holding his
own in this world Sent BY his employers for
some money at the bank, he was counting the
money when q bystander said, l. You've drop
ped bill" Recollecttng the game, instead df
STOPPING down he put his foot on the bill anil
continued counting. When through he picked
stander remarked: II guess I WAS mistaken.
I must have dropped the bill myself" "Tu
keep it to remember you BY" said the boy as
he went away.
, 1880-02-15
Leave. | AuiTe

Pullman Hotel Cars are run through between ri
at 1880 a. m. "4a7so
hotel carB west OF Chicago
a-Depot corner Of Wells and KInxIe-sts
bDepot corner Of Canal and Ktuxie-sta
, 1880-02-15
D0N'S MACHINE.
How It Secured the Harrisburg
Convention
For the Third Term Against the Sen
timeut Of the State.
4 Letter from Horace White to the New York
~Hation" on the Subject


tion here. Opinions differ as to its effect
Upon the Republican Conventions Of other
States, but some facts are settled and agreed
upon as regards the event itself One is that
the PENNSYLVANIA Convention did not want to
renominate Grant, but that Cameron COM
PEELED them to do so. Another is that Blaine
could have beaten Cameron-that is could
have prevented the adoption of the Grant in
structions-if be had had the spirit or the wit
to fight for his rights. 4 third is that the
leaders of the thlrd-ter movement are going
TO nominate Grant at Chicago, even by a
majority Of one, if it is possible to do so, and
that they would do this even if they appre-
hended he would be beaten at the polls. Con-
seQuently, evidence offered to them that
Grant is a weak candidate-and there
could be no better evidence than the
Harrisburg Convention itself-weighs not
feather in their calculations. They
do not want another Republican
Administration that they cannot control, and
III preference to it they will take Demo-
cratic one cheerfu]ty, and trust to the chances
Of Sf,a the next doTr ,dy years GonklPg would h
latter was installed in office, and lie went 50
far toward bringing the former in that the
Democrats conceived that they were be-
trayed by him when, at the critical moment,
so often served his turn. appalled, him III that
instance, but it did not prevent him from
disclosing that he wants no more Republican
victories Of that kind AS for Cameron, he
has ll!lfoduced hl1nsel 70 1ne pubilc as 2
sort OF BarDary corSaT or l<olnan pE0consul
entertaining well~ET0unded contempt for
the people whom lie SlaSheS,-that is for his
own patty In his own State. It is spoken OF
as = remarkable. thing that 113 delegates ont
~ Itis aifhongI, sfnntlV hacted fv nuhlic
.ar+;1,,an+ ~ hon,o i,raI - csu +ha;r
't. oentans ttt, a@ !toue! oa1eu ~ e"t out I1.;t
SOUS 1ne1I own II presence ~ this
tefflble lelo": fgT lnere IS mol
more fearful WlluiOWt than your
Cameron living! Blaine really represented
the vestigcs and remains of popular soye--
e;rnt.- IN nart1 onvern1npnt at the IIarriehuru
Cnnvention 6onht If fherp viii erer he s6
ctrn,c- eno,, ~ annne;t;nr ~ .,oreora, " 49, ~
et1ous snon ~ oppos!t!o" ~ He1eo!!at SUs-
ell!llent IN fen1s3lHalila agaii, un1ll Lne
party mas oeeh Soundly thfaShed at the polls.
1t Is ludicr0uS waste Of energytO send sixty
or seventy able-bodied men to Chicago to
make INIT and to east one yote. That fhis
is done is but another instance Of the survival
of forms after the substance has vanished.
Perhaps the most startling sign of the times
is the ease with which such things are done,
the facility and abandon with which the
State Of PENNSYLVANIA is lowered from the at
titude and character of q commonwealth to
National Republican., 1880-03-08

NOR RENT-Call and see our list Of property for
IL rent JOHN SHERMAN ~ co.,
fe3,tf st. Cloud Bui ldiug
National Republican., 1880-03-08
GREAT
1879
1879

PENNSN lNAElA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK steel. RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY l,NA l,NNAHdNIFIChNr EooAP'
IN EFFECT y JANUARY q. 1880
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner of sixth and streets. as follows;
Parlor Car 10 PIttsburg and Sleeping Car. frOn
pitisburg 70 Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and ChicasG
V IN SfM NIP Sb pFoSfA PSsSs GF "a 5o iRSeSsp
For CanGndaigua Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
and the North at ~ m. daily EXCEPT SUNDAY,
1910 y, nj. daily except Saturday, with Palace Carr
10 Canandaigua. For Wllllansport. Lock Haven
- ard Elmii u. at 1910 q. IN daily except sunday.
For New York and the East, $40 a! M. lSOand $40 p
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cara e3O q. m
. daily, except Sunday. ,
nt Jersey City with 6onts OF Brooklyn Annex, I"
ahordinR direct transfer 70 Fulton street, avoid
On sunday, $40 and n.lS u. m
Limited Express $3.50 9, M daily, except snndny ,o
m, $3.50, 7:iO, and GiS H.
For Popes Creek Line. a. m. and 40 p IN daily
For annapolis so m. aod 40 y. M. daily. except
ALEXGSDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURo RAN,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, T. 7;2o, ., II a. m $50: 5:O 0S.
and 1880 p. III On Sunday, :. y ana IL a. M. and
For Richmond and tho South. 700 a M. daily, Rnd
$40 y, IN daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington q, 8, 10 a
On sunday at and 10 a. M. aud Oio5 ..
commodations can be procured at the Offices north
east corner OF Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvsuit
vnua avenue, and st the depot where orders can be
ien tor thechecklng OF baggage 10 destination from
"''s'' L. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1880-03-08
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. MD, March o.
Cotton higher and firm. Middling, 1870.
Western superfne "a 50@5 20; do extra So 5oas6 25;
do family s65097 25 City mills superhne 81 50@5 25;
do extra So 5O@6 % do family, Sc 75@7 %; do
Rio brands 81 2597 50k Patapsco family SS
Whcat-Southern dun, with light receipts West
ern irregular and lower Southern red, 81 409l 40:
do amber 81 456D1 so: No Western winter red spot
and March, 81 4i@l AS; April 81 4i15Gl 4i11; May
81 4lss@l dlAi June 81 4lH@l 4316 July, 81 2SI4
G9l 20.
FIRM, closing steady. Southern wv white. ''iS' SO q,
bSc; do yellow, 56c Western mixed, spot. 5531@56c;
March, 55c April, 5Ss4@5lc May 53@5314c; June,
52l60529lc; steamer 54C95i]3c.
Oats quiet and steady. Southern. 4704Sc; West
srn white 47@isc do mixed, 45947c; Pennsyl-
Tunia, 479iSc.
Rye quiet at 95@0sc.
Hay unchanged. Prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland Sl6@l7 per ton.
Provisions unchanged and dull. Messpork els 25;
Bulkmeats-loose shoulders, 4Ac clear rib sides,
6slc; do packed, b14@T1Sc; bacon shoulders, SIC;
clear rib sides, &c; hams. 10@l2c; lard SIC.
Butter firm. Prime to choice Western packed
20d26c roll, 20@25c.
Eggs dull and lower at lie.
Petroleum dull and unchanged. Crude nominal;
refined, nominGlly 7Ac.
Coffee dull. Rio cargoeS, ordinary to fair II
@l5%c,
Whisky dull at 81 1OH@l IL.
Frcights to Liverpool per steamer duh and with.
out change, Cotton, S-l6@Ad; flour, Is 9d92s
Rcccipls4Flour, s2i7 bbls; wheat. 1920 bu;
com, ll3,GOO bu; oats G6O0 bu; rye, 1000 bu.
Shipments-Wheut, none corn 23i 200 bu.
Sales-Wheat, $4,000 bu corn, 2l3,GOO bu.
National Republican., 1880-03-08
4 NIcrcllnnt,s Cnrnnl..

We clip the following extract, showing the
way in winch some of our merchants have
risen from an humble, nou-renumcrative posi-
tion to that of wealth and prominence
A few years agos large drug firm sdver-
tised for boy. Tho next day the store was
thronged with applicants, among them u
queer-looking little fellow, accompanied By q
woman, who proved to be his aunt, in lieu of
iaithlcss parents, by whom he had been
abandoned. Looking at this little waif the
merchant IN the store said: Cant take him
places all full; besides, he is to small" II
know he is SMALL said the woman, but he is
willing and faithful" There was a twinkle
in tho boys eye which made the merchant
think again. A partner in the firm volun.
teoied TO remark that che did not see that
they wanted such n boy-he wasn't bigger
than pint of CIDER" But after consuta.
tion tho boy was set TO work A few days
later a call was made on the boys in the store
for some one TO stay all night. The prompt
response Of tho little fellow contrasted well
with the reluctance of Others. In the middle
Of the night the merchant looked In TO see If
all was right in the store, and presently dis
covered his youthful protoge busy scissoring
labels. What arc you dOng?' he said; Il
did not tell you to work nights" 81 know
you did not tell me so, but thought might
as we'll be doing something" In the morning
the cashier got orders to double that boy's
wages. for he is willing" Only few weeks
elapsed before a show of wild beasts passed
through tho streets, aud very naturally
all hands in the store rushed to
witness 1.-THE spectacle. A thief saw
his opportunity and entered the rear
door to seize something, but in twink.
ling found himself firmly clutched by the
dminutive clerk aforesaid and after Il strug-
gle, was captured, Not only robbery was
prevented, but valuable articles taken from
other stores were recovered. When asked by
tho merchant why he stayed behind TO watch
when all others quit thsr work, he replied:
"You told me never TO loave the store when
others were absent and l thought I'd stay"
Orders were Immediately given once moro,
Double that boys wages he is willing and
faithful" To-day that boy is getting 50 500,
and next January ho Will become a member
OF tho firm.
National Republican., 1880-03-08
To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT 1850 p, NJ.
LnnYn Mnahinrtnn.

AN Leave Washington:
Sog-Brltlmore. EllIcotl CITY and wny stations.
TON EXPlESs on Suudays TO Baltimore only
0.,o Breakfast at Relay station. ,,.. ,,-,-.
strashurg. Winchester, Hagersown, Frederick
soo~tBh BhIfiMoRE I ISD LAUREL EXPRESS.
slo-Po!nt OF Rocks, Piedmont strasburg, Winches
sn5 YoTK GHd PTf&ibhnPfA TSi i924 BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPIRES. Parlor Car "a
sasNfsr. Eoufs. ftH fa CHfcASpo. COLUMBUS AMI
PITTSBURq EXPRESS, frederick, Hagers
Through car to sinunton. Pullman, Cars to Gin
elnnati daily. Grafton TO Sandusky daily except
ARPspOls nap and waS
burg, College. Besyille Laurel. Annapolis June.
tion. Jessup's, and Hanover
i2iO-Baltlmore, Annapolis, Elllcott City and Way.
l;SO-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BOs.
ISi-ton sgndsy ;gf o.nlyIiBaItimore - and Way
at Annapolis Junction.
Es5dtPIoGt of RScEs TredGTick Hsgersown YIN YIN,
Of Rocks and Way Stations only.
HPPPfRSiS SoRrSk SGS %nkS stsGb' AND
TlMoRE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sunday.
boat at Canton stops at Biadensburg ana Laurel.
G00-Pont OF Rocks and Way stations.
70 GS WqS XS6 5'fl.SGi E%UhEL EXPRESS
ElI9 S.y VIZ y15H HslSy AND p1rrssURe
EXPRESS: @ Sleeping cars TO Chicago and Pitts
9i5-tHEW YORK, PHILA ADELPIIIA, AND BAL.
TIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at BlRdensburR and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car TO Phlladelphi -
05O-fsT LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS,
Pullman cars.
tDaily. IBundRy only. Other trains daily except
Sunday
All Trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply nj the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offcesWRshlngOn Station. aud COS, Gl9
and 1871 Pennsylvania nyenue-vhere orders VIII be
taken for Baggage TO be checked ana received az any
point in the city. . W. Nj: CLEMENTS
Master OF Transporta
]. NJ. COLE. General Ticket AGENT
GEO 4 EOONTL General Agent,
National Republican., 1880-03-08
FREE ADVERTISING.
N O q I n I=E G. E :
Advertisements under tho head OF
NTED ron RENT Or

WIN Ed
or acceptable nature and not TO exceed four lnes
on our third page are free 10 all.
No business Advertisements Inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted this column at
five cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers i,il TO come the first time we invite n
second, third, many repetltons necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
vertsers to feel that they imposing on us, but
are doing us favor by using free columns, we
are 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
postofice. If initials used they should be directed
TO the care of some person, firm postoflce box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock y. m.
Advertisements can be LEFT at our Office, or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
and SAN BRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. March C. 1850.
Money was easy at SOC per cent ON call, and
Exchange was firm ut lsi to 1917 for long and
lS7 to 1917 for short sight.
Governments were quiet but generally firm.
State bonds were dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds were buoynnt for the Chesapeake
q Ohio issues, which advanced, under large pur,;
from A to 46% for currency skies; G., G. !. G.
issues were LOB per cent higher incomes selling
UP to a., supplementary s6& and Trust Componys
certificates, assented to S6I Mobile & Ohio iirsts
debcnturcs from 1854 to AZ Erie consols seconds
were firm at 0l56691A while do. funded fves fell
off to S69s. Canada Southern firsts sold at 9l@0l1s
frsts at 1OO5E@lOO16 Central Pacific irsts at l12S
and Union Pacific sinking funds snt ll624gll0.
OHIO u Mississippi springfield divistonl rose 10
% and reacted to SO; Lafayette, Bloomington d
Muncie incomes rose per cent. TO 72ts.
The stock market was buoyant almost through
out the day. The general list advanced Il to 4%
per cent, the latter Manhattan Elevated; Chesa-
peake q Ohio was strong and advanced sharply
on the pending negotiations to make It n through
trunk line to the West Pacific Mail, Ohio Missls-
sppi and Mobile & Ohio were conspicuous In the
upward movement. Mobile & Ohio rose on large
sales, induced by official report that an exten-
sion Is being constructed from Cairo TO Columbus,
giving q connection with the Northern New Eng
land and Northwestern system 1t was also re.
ported that the road is about to be consolidated
with the Louisville & Nashville road. Quicksilver
common rose IA per cent and fell of 70 156 and
closed at 1886 Nashville d Chattanooga rose 10
l25% and closed at 100.
Transactions aggregated 3si 900 shares including
Chesapeake e Ohio 1000, Delaware, Lackawanna
Western 1900, Erie $1,000, Hannibal Y ST.
10000, Lake Eric & Western 5000, Marietta y Gin
cinnau frsts 5000, Mobile Il Ohio 10000, North
western 5000 Nashville & Chattanooga ll,0UO, Ohio
y Mississippi $1,000. Pacific Mail 5000 Reading
1000, ST. Louis & San Francisco f000 Union Pacific
5000, Wabash Pacific 10000, Western Union 60O0,
and Quicksilver 1000.
National Republican., 1880-03-08
Cutnrrh of the nIaader Cnred.

HENRIErTA, MONROE Co, n Y, Jan, 8, 1880
II. n. Warner & Co..:
GENTLEMEN: l am man siXty.seyen years
Of age, have lived In Monroe county, n. Y,
most of my life, and believe there is no man
Of my acquaintance who would doubt any
statement | might make | have boon ter
rblu sufferer of catarIh of the bladder for
years. Hearing OF number of cures from
the use your remedy, aud after taking a few
bottles of your Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure,
l was not ouy relieved, but found myself
cured. THOMAS OWENS.
National Republican., 1880-03-08
DIstrIOt CnurIa.

CIRCUIT COURT No, / October term m)-JusTrcE
WYIIE.-strong VS.. District of Columbia; settling
the bill of exceptions.
CIRCUIT COURT No. l--JUSTICE MACARTHUR
Beverly vs, Roberts, demurrer sustained. United
States vs. National Bank OF the Republic; leave TO
file additional pleas. McDermOtt Il Bro vs. Solo
mon; motion for new trial oVerruled Lindsey
vs.. Merrman ct al; motion for new trial heard.
BuTChell VS.. Federal Fire Insurance Company;
motion to quash attachment granted.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JusrICE CoX,-Cook VS..
Williams; judgment granted. Stevens VS.. Bright
ct al. same, Hameter, eN ct al vs., BARLEY; mo-
tiOn for judgment overrued. hall vs. Baldwin ~
Wright; motion for new trial oyerrued. United
States, use Of Schell, Ebert motion to strike out
pleas, and demurrer to pleas submitted. Archer Il
J.. Manufacturing Company VS.. shepherd; motion
for new trial oyerruled. Zela & Schenck VS..
schlesinger judgment granted Clark VS.. Mackey;
motion TO compel attendance of plaintiff as wit
ness oVerruled. Lighter Vs. N. j. NJ Life Insur-
ance Company; Judgment for plaintiff for 81 100
and stay the execution for ono year. Gunther VS..
Schlesinger; Judgment for plaintiff on stipulation
Garter VS.. Vale Judgment by default. Meitzler VS..
Simpson, order staying execution.
EQUITY CouRT-JUsTIcE HAGEER.- Flanagan vs.
Snow ct al pro contesso against William II. Ward
trustee. Inland Il Seaboard Coastng Company VS.
Plant; trusteesreport ratified nisi ana reference to
auditor ordered.
National Republican., 1880-03-08

In re estate Walter r. Irwins; inventory returned
In re estate John II. Ingle; Thomas II. Myers APP
pointed administrator. In re will lgnatus Rup-
pert fled for probate. In re estate r. Cohen; VIII
admitted to probate and letters issued to II. Cohen,
ir.; bond $4,000
Mcdonald; leave to Withdraw transcript of bank.
ruptcy proceedings granted Blunt VS.. Hart refer
ence to auditor ordered. Ebbinghans VS.. Kilinn;
time 10 take testimony extended eight days. Alder
vs. Alder; additional testimony ordered taken.
Ellis VS. Ellis John T. Hilton appointed guardian
ad litem, Langley vs.. Langley; William H. llarri-
son appointed guardian ad Item. Hilton VS..
Weston; John T. Given appointed guardian ad
lem. Grahe rs. Grahe; testimony ordered taken
before John A. Clark. Cashier VS.. Langley; on
argument
National Republican., 1880-03-08
DIED.

JOHNSTON AT Its y. N March g. ALICE MAY,
only chiid OF William and Laura IT, Johnston, aged
y months aud days
Funeral Monday, March 5, at 10 a. m from the
residence OF hpr grandfather Dr. j. A. Rowland, 900
Sixth street northwest p
PARKER-O the morning Of March J. at his
residence lIbd Pennsylvania avenue, WILLIAM IA.
PARKER, aged II years.
Funeral nj Oak Hll Chapel p. M Tuesday, the nh
instant Relatives and niends OF the family invited
without further notice.
Washington star Post and Lspore, Ind, papers
please copy. '
National Republican., 1880-03-08
STATES MAnsmABs SALE

BY virtue Of two writs Of feri facias issued out OF
the clerks Office Of The supreme Court OF the Dis-
tricl OF tOlumbin and TO me directed, Will sell NJ
public sale for ch at he Court House door Of said
District on THURsDAG the goth day Of MARCH,
ESQ at II o'clock M, all the right title claim and
interest OF the defendant, John a. Butler, IN ana
70 the iulloNingdtscrlhed property, tOwit; Part
for the same thrysx feet from the northeast corner
OF SAID square, aud running thence west with the
line OF North street tweutytOur feet, thence due
south about seventyh feet to an alley three and
one'hai feet wide, thence east along the e Of said
alley twentyfOur feet, thence due north about
seventy-hve feet 10 the place Of 1egnnng levied
upon as tile piOuerty OF John a. Butler, TO satisfy
executions Nos 2ii0y and q 63, ~ favor Of james A.
Harrison. EREDK DOUGLASS,
March I, 1850. U. 5. Marehal.
IIn
National Republican., 1880-03-08
FOR A l. E.

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT EAST FALLS
QHURCH, VA, GoNSi5IsTING oE, TMo TS ,EAGh,EtS EiI,tS
IMPROVED WITH A NEW FRAME DWELL
ING, 33x33 FEET, TEN ROOMS.
Also, In whole or In parcels, 800 acres In Fauquier
county, Va, on the Alexandria Il Warrenton Turn.
pike, between the villages Of New Baltimore aud
Buckand; good neighborhOOd; schools ana churches
convenient, The improv emeniB consist of u COM
Portable frame dwelliug nine rooms, ana four other
tencments; also, lage nnd cOmmodlons stone barn,
stables, cOrnhouscs, iceh0uSes, etc, There are on
the place some 20N graleYlnos OF different varieties
In heRTngi from 800 TO 100 peach trees, hosdes apple
and pear orchards All the above described property
will be sold low aud on accommodating terms,
We have other farms In Virginia ana Maryland for
sale also, desirable city property. Persons wishing
to purchase are invited TO call aud examine list,
Real Estate Brokers' No. lilI street northwest OPP
poSito the Riggs House, maTiGt
National Republican., 1880-03-08
ny DuNcANsoN BROTHERS, Auctloncers.

TRusTEEs' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN w MD
BOUNDARY STREETS N. W., Al AUCTION.
by virtue Off decd of trust recorded in liper No
S iQlio 20 one OF the Land Records OF the District
Oi Columbia. we will sell at public auction, i iront of
ihe premises, on FRIDAY. l2th OF March, A., ID;
$50, ht o'clock p m., all the following described
real estate and premises situated lying and being In
me city OF Washington In the District OF Co umba,
known and designated ms the south two (2) feet mont
by the depth thereof OF lot numbered wentysx CO,
aud the north eleven Object Ontby the depth thereof
OF lot numbered twenty-five, In starr n Mccu,,s re-
corded subdivision of square numbered three hun
dred mud two, as laid down upon the plat OF snld city
OF Washington In the District OF Columbia, together
with all ana singular tile improvements, ways. ense-
nents, rights, privileges and nppurtenances to the
same, belonging or In any wise Gppcrtninlug.
Terms OF Sale-One-thlrd cash, balance of purchase
money IN and ~ months, notes TO bear per cent
interest and TO be secured by decd of trust the
premises. Conveyaucing ut purchasers cost. Terms
10 DC complied with in days, otherwise the trustees
reserve he right TO resell tile property at the risk and
cost OF the deulting purchaser, after giving days
public notice OF such resale In newspaper pub
lished In Washington, ID. &. 4 deposit OF 800 re-
qulrcd ut sale. JOHN j. BYRNE,
JAM rs BARKER,
ma2tu rl6ds Trustees.
National Republican., 1880-03-08

snTy IN my Pile treatment or Female Weaknesses but
must all patients TO know their condition) lhen
any person can use my remedies themselves Ca.
trrh cured and deafness caused by Catnrrh Loss OF
mental power, vgor and general debility by either
restored. For further Information, and difficult
my Office No 439 Ninth street northwest RILEY
BUILDING, otiice aud residence. Consultation free
to ALL deSly
National Republican., 1880-03-08

I NITED STATES MARShALS SALE
BY virtue Of writ Of ieri f1cias issued out OF the
Clerks Office OF the supreme court of the Datrct of
olumbia, aud 10 directed. will sell at public
sale, for cash, a the Court iouse door Of said Dis
trct, SATURDAY, the 10th day Of March. 1850. nj
1890 ocloc; p, M nll the right, title claim aud inter
est of the doondnn In and TO the iOllowng-deScrbed
property, to-wt Lot No H. in square No. 1. in the
city OF Washington, said District, together with all
and singular the improvemCnis thereon levied upon
as tile property of William Reidc to satisfy execution
No. $3.50, law, in favor Of Daniel ilannon:
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
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