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ROSCOE'S AMBITION.
The Lordiy COnkling Wants No Ofiice
Under ths Present Administration
His Only Desire Is to
Warm a Seat in the Senate Chamber
AgaiR-CODgressiOnai Proceed
ings-The Sateldo Case.

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Senate The
consular and diplomatic and military acad-
emy bills were reported with amendments.
A bill was reported for public building
at Erie, Pa.
The bill Ter the admission of Dakota was
reported with amendments.
\ resolution was passed allowing Senators
Butler and Kellogg $500 and $95O0 respec-
lively for expenses incurred in vindicating
the titles to their seats.
The House bill to promote efficiency in
the life-saving service, and to encourage the
saving OF life from shipwrecks, was taken up.
Senator COnger reported from the Com
mittee on Commerce an amendment rrOvid-
ing a system of qualified pensions for disa-
bled members of crews at life-saying stations,
and for their families when they lose their
lives.
Debate sent the bill over till tomorrow.
The tariff commission bill was then con-
sidered, and Senator Beck replied to the
points made in the tariff discussion by Sem
ators Morrill, and others.
Senator Morrill, briefly replied and the bill
went over.
Senator Pendleton presented a memorial
from the National Tobacco Association pro-
testing against the passage of any free leaf
tobacco bill" Also a petition from the same
association for the abolition of export stamps
and for sundry changes of the law in regard
to the expectation of tobacco by rail and the
fees paid inspectors of export tobacco. Re
ferred.
After short executive session the Senate
adjourned
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Fountain Lodue, 296, K. of H.

N6EzTs TO-SIGuT a: 10 O'Clock. Important
WI amendments bylaws 70 be acted
ought 20 ind1ce every mer,ber TO attend
N order 8. H SIESESSON, Dictator.
l. ESrFs Jr Reporter.
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Kudwas, and carried to Knchof and given
70 me, and wac the frat intelligence had OF
the first cutter. GECRGE MELVILLE,
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BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

in the back, premature old age. promptly cured
with Browns Iron Bitters. 1t restores lost func
tions and Strengthens the weakened parts.
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Dress,es. Whoever finds this paper ia re-
quested 70 forward II TO me seeresery OF the
navy, with note of the time and place at
which it was found.
Copies made out in six languages followed.
On November 18th | left the upper Belun
" tn fish for ten days food, and with three
dog teams driven by three natives. / visited
the place at which Belongs party crossed
the Lena and traced them to Sixteraneck,
from which place l wished to search for the
hvt
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WASHINGTON, March 20.-The report Of
Engineer Melville 70 the secretary of the
navy is ut hand, dated Irkoutsk, Siberia,
January 9th. The engineer says:
"We made land at the mouth of the Lena
river September 10th, four days alter the dis
persion OF the Jeannette's three boats, aud
reached the settlement called Bukoff Septem-
Der Goth. The ice was making in the river.
On the next day 1 made an effort to go up
the river with three native pilots, but getting
aground very often, the pilots insisted on
turning. The condition of the party did not
warrant me in advancing, for most of us were
very much exhausted, suffering from frozen
feet and legs and lack of food, the majority
being unable to walk. The natives gave US
quarters and a limited quantity of fish and
decayed geese. On October 10th Russian
exile named Koosmah Guyamayeff
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ByJ. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Craft d Z oper, and Harris q Iurley Solicitors
for Complainant.
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He gave us salt and all the food his scsnty
supply allowed, and agreed to 60 to Belun
to inform the comm sndant of that place of
our presence and obtain food and transports-
lion. He started October 18th and was to
have returned in five days. but he did not
commandant would be at Bukof November
lst with deer and sleds to carry the
whole party to Belun. On his way back,
on October 26th, Koosmah met two of the first
cutters crew at Kumouk Snaka, and they
gave him a brief note. l Immediately started
with the dog sleds for Bslun hoping 10 in
tercept the commandant on the way, but he
had reindeer and travelled by a different
route.
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Reply in haste. We want food al
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The following named fourteen persons be-
LOGGING TO the Jeannette, which was sunk by
ice June u, 1881. in latitude 10 Is west,
and longitude 1852, landed here on tue l7th
instant, and will proceed ON foot this alter
noon TO try and reach the settlement on
Lena river. Signed by George W. DeLlng,
lieutenant commanding; Lieutenant De
Long, Surgeon Amber, Mr.. Collins, w. T.
e Nindermen, A. Gartz A. H. Sam, Aiexy,
H. H. Erickson, II. H. Koch, c. W.
Boyd, W. Lse N. JuOrson, /. P. Noros A,
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LOIl OF kELOaD No. y
found in the hut by Nakut hunter and
given to me at the upper Belun.
GEORGE MELVILLE, =. A. Eng T, I. : y
National Republican., 1882-09-01
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current TransaciionS at the Various Dis
Srlct OUIcea.

Current TrnnsactionS at the Various Dis
trict OTccs.
The total mortality in the District of Columbia
for the week ending August %, 1889, was ST. being
more than during the preceding week, or at the
rate Of 223 per GOO per uunum. OF the decedents
&c were white males, - white females, 10 coored
males. aud is colorGd females, making an annual
death rate Of 20 per 1000 for the white population
and 26.6 for the coored There were 63 births re-
ported-S3 white, 30 coored annual birth-ratc for
white population, 1877; cUlored, 2i.2 marriages
reported, 5-while ., colored 2; still births, C.
white 2, colored 4.
Building permits were issued yesterday to Mrs.
Annie L. Rodgers, to build one brick dwelling on
street, between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
streets northwest to cost $4,000; Timothy Bros
nau, to make repairs ut 1888 Third street north
west to cost 500; X. f. Baker, to make repairs Mt
1865 street southeast, 10 cost 500; Arthur GOngs,
TO build one brick dwelling on Monroe street, be-
tween Gay aud Duubarton streets, Georgetown, to
cost 500.
The Commissioners have rescinded their order
granting permission to w. L. Brown to lease the
northeastern market.
Commissioner Morgan was absent from his desk
yesterday, having gone 10 Annapolis, Md. TO attend
The meeting Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company.
The Commissioners having received an invita-
tion from the Garibaldi Monumental Seclety to
attend tile fre chnmpetre, which will be held ut
tne schuetzen Park OH September r..
heating and ventilation ducts for the Gales and
Webster school buildings, were sent out yester-
day.
". W. Rnpley has addressed a communication
to the Commii slUiers, in which he states he has
c. implied with The directions of the building Iu-
spector. MIR. RHpley sTs that great deal Ot extra
expense has been incurred in making repairs, and
su. mits the woik done for further inspection il
necessary.
There were nine fires during the month of Au-
gust, the aggregate loss being 81 800.
National Republican., 1882-09-01
Police Court Notes.

Henry Warner, colored, was sent TO jail for
thirty days for stealing three silver spoons from
the house OF Mr.. Brumily, South Washington,
yesterday.
Watt Johnson, n colored youth, pleaded guilty
to entering the house of Mr.. Robert L. Frye and
stealing eleven pairs of stockings, and was sem
fenced TO thirty days In JUL.
George Brown aud Alfred Driver were fined $40
or thirty days each for Indecent exposure OH the
street yesterday.
John Goodrich, whose arrest for breaking into
Brad. Adamss store and stealing jewelry stand
was mentioned yesterday, was sent 10 Jail ior tf-
teen days.
Lewis Mulette, an elderly man, was sentenced
to thirty days in jail for stealing Sc from the till Of
O bar-roo
Louisa Mason and Mary Mcintosh were sent to
the workhouse for sixty days each for en,icing
prostitution.
Levi Jackson, a young coored thief was SEN
fenced TO fifteen days in jail for stealing basket
from In front Of Eitzmorris' store.
Fanny Miller, colored, pleaded guilty to starting
eht in South Washington, and fined IS.
William Craml sey, an hnbitual drnnkard and
vagrant, was committed TO the workhouse for
sixty days.
Saline Fox and her eleven year old son Will
lam FL, were charged with stealing clothes from
Mrs. W. Taylor Mrs. Fox was sent to Jail for
thirty days, and execution of sentence was sus-
pended in the case of the boy.
National Republican., 1882-09-01
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The bark c. F. Ward arrived here yesterday to
Messrs. +. A. Reed & Co., TO load ccoperage for
Cuba
Mr.. q. T. Petttt, while at work on a steam tug,
was struck on the head by 1ying piece Of Iron
and badly bruised.
Mrs. Judge ]. H. Gray OF Munson Hill, Fairfax
County, is visiting at the residence of her SON in
law, Deputy Collector OF the Port l.. L.. Johnson,
on Duke street
Charles Baggett son of Mr. benjamin Baggett,
who was badly injured about the face while gun
ming by the premature explosion OF an over
charged gun, Is now much better.
One hundred and forty -four permits were granted
Yesterday to colored children 10 enter the public
schools The clerk will be at his Office again to- day
to grant permits to such eolored children us may
apply.
A canal.boat bound for this city with limestone
sunk in the log wall level OF the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal. Navigation is in no wise impeded
thereby. as the depth Of the canal there is very
great
John Mumps, colored, and Mary Lucas,
white, have been sent TO jail from the county for
six months for concubinage in default of $50 fine.
The Lucas woman was some years ego; given
permit to enter the almshouse when she was
supposed 10 be in dying condition.
Counterfeit $40 notes of the Traders National
Bank, OF Chicago; Merchants National of New
Bedford, Mass; First National, OF Canton, ILL.,,
and $40 notes OF the First National, of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, and the Highland National, ofNew-
burg, N. Y, are In circulation in this city,
The committee on examination for the Peabody
scholarship In the Nashville, Tenn, University
have recommended w W. MGllon of Fairfax, and
Il. Il. Nichols, of Loudoun to the officers of the
university, both of them having come up to the
required standard. There were number of ap-
plieants for examination, but only, the two
young men named appeared. The scholarship is
worth 500.
National Republican., 1882-09-01
Or, Frazicr's Root Bitters.

Fra2ers Root Btters are not a dram-shop
whisky beverage but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver aud
kidneys, keep tbs bowels open aud regular, make
the weak strong heal the lungs. build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system OF every
impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush of Blood TO the Head, tend
ing TO Apopexy; Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pimples aud Blotchos, serofulous Humors
and Sores, letter Ring Worm, White Swelling,
Eryslpelas, Sore Eyes and foryoung men suffering
nom Weakness or Debility caused from impru.
dencc and to females IN delicate health, Fraziers
Root Bitters are especially recommended.
Dr. Frazier: u have used two bottles Of your
Root Bi,ters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
and Kidney Disease aud they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used
FTem The lint dose took began 10 mend, aud
am NOW ia perfect health, and feel well ever
did. consider your medicine one of the greatest
blessings" Mrs. NJ. MARTIN,
Cleveland Ohio
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle
HENRY Co. Sole PropAetoH
Tu&F. g. Vesey street, New York City.
EvERY DEscRTPTIoN % 2E P6IS eRIETINs II r,s
at TIE REPUBLICAN oFFICk
National Republican., 1882-09-01
The Late Harriet A. Birnie's Will.

The will and codcil of Harriet A. Birnie was
yesterday filed with the register. Edward A. Biz
ME, her son, is constituted sole executor and is
directed to sell the premises, 2l07 Pennsylvania
avenue, and use the proceeds IN paying the tes-
tatrixs debts, and for money advanced by Ed
ward A. Birne for the purchase of house, No. 2l44
Pennsylvania avenue, by Mary w. Birnie; also to
the payment of money To her son Edward and her
daughter, Harriet T. Noble. To Mary w. Birnie
is given the household furniture, aud the residue
of the estate is to be invested by the executor and
the Interest theretrom paid to Mary W. Birnie
while she remains. single; at her death or marriage
the same to be equally divided among the chill
dren. BY codcil added the executor is not re-
quired to give any bond.
National Republican., 1882-09-01
WEST WASHINGT ON

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls win be pub
lished each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct office, using the following sCale Very
turbid, to s. turbid. to IS; slightly turbid, 10
TO % clear, % TO &c. Condition Of the water,
Thursday, August Sl-At Great Falls, 81 at re-
ceiving reservoir, 2sl at distributing reservoir. &c.
High tide Friday, September 1-l024 q. m, and
1881 p. M.
Street lamps will not be liz hted tonight.
vio R, was reSeNsa Ntd mere h Ses'erdsy that
beat The white boy Charles Howard on the Rock
lille road last Sau day night, anaccount OF which
near Rockville and placed in jail there by officer
Kirby, of Bethesda district Montgomery County.
But little hope is entertained Of the recovery OF
his victim.
Notwithstanding the pouring rain, Hebcr Tent
No. 10 and Excelsior Tent No. As !. o. r., headed
by Webers brass baud, turned out In goodly num-
bers TO take part in the temperance parade, pre-
senting fine appearance,
The many friends of Mrs, John L. Cox will re.
at her residence. 1885 Thirtieth Street.
Major Mrs, aud Mis- Bates have returned fIom
Orkney Springs, where they have been spending
the greater part tue summer.
The canal boat Seneca brought to ]. G. & ]. NJ.
Waters yesterday 900 bushels Of corn 200 bushels
of wheat, and 200 barrels of -four.
Droyers Rest District of Columbia, live. stock
sales Tuesday, August 20, 1882 reported by Taver-
ner Brothers lproprielors): 400 head OF, cattle
51c.; medium, 4I4@l}4c.i common 3lSd44c.; i, s07
sheep and lamks at: Lambs, 5@6l4c.; sheep, $40
416c.; rs COWS and calves at from s2o@s65 each.
Charles Wise, John Calhoun, aud Elmer Raw
lings, who had been having stag parry on the
Boyce properly yesterday afternoon imblbed too
much tighdng whMisky, M causing M them to g. assault
lively battle ensued for time, the weapons
used being empty flower pots. Officers Harper
carr carried the three stive gentlemen to the Station
where they were locked up until this morning,
when they will appear at the police court
National Republican., 1882-09-01
THE LAWRENCE BARRETT CLUB.
"A Farewell Social 10 wr. Hnnford Befors
Entering The ProFcasIom.


A social gathering Of the members Of the Law
renee Barrett Dramatic Club was given by Miss
Mariela T. Bear, 20i i street northwest, as fare
well TO Mr. Charles b. Haniord, prior to his advent
Into the histrionio profession, and proved to be
one of the most enjoyable affairs of the season.
During the evening rccitatlons were given, by
Messrs. William A. Lackey. George A. Provost G.
II. Rheem, and Mr.. Ianfird. Musical select ms
were rendered by Mrs. w. d. Hughes aud daugh-
Ter, Miss May Small Mr.. George A. Provost, and
Mr. c. u. Rheem. most enjoyable feature Of the
evening. was the presentation. of q beaut-
ful rapicr. to Mr.. haMlord by the mem.
short and appropriate address made the
presentation. The matter was a thorough surprise
to Mr. Hanford, and 1t was evident to all that the
boys had touched tender spot IN his heart.
When his feelings were sufficiently collected he
replied in a neat speech, recounting his conncc-
ton with the club from its origin, thanking the
donors for their beautiful token Of regard aud
their good wishes and stated that In the future
his happiest remembrances would be OF the days
spent in the Barrett Club with " the boys" Later
Il sumptuous collation. was served and dancing
was INDUCED in and kept up till a late hour, when
the party broke ur, Tie friends of MIR. Hanford
bidding MIN farewell nnd God speed, with many
hearty wishes for ,, his future success Mr. Han,
New York septem0er IL for rehearsals.
The company opening at New Haven
Conn, September Is, in Hamlet. Mr.. Hanfoid
present were General Norton, NJ. B. q. Lovejoy
Mr.. Thud. X. Sailer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Hughes,
Mr.. aud Ms A. J, Bear, Miss LULU Rheem; Miss
Bessie, and Emogene Bear, Miss Mary b, Small
Miss Virginia Faust Miss Ray Semon, Mr.. Clarence
y. Rh.ein, MIR. Frank b. Moves Mr.. john P. Clum,
]. II. Littell, MIR. George A. Provost, Mr., Il. .B.
Thompson, Mr.. J. Fred. Kelley Mr.. Samuel D..
Milton, Mr.. Albert Hail. Mr.. John T. Hawkins,
Mr.; VIM b. Robson. Mr.. NJ. Dorian, Mr.. Charles
National Republican., 1882-09-01
5IIIoVSHTGSS-

The Regulator will positively cure ihis terri
ease We assert emphaticaliy what we kno'
true.
National Republican., 1882-09-01
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE Aug. 3l-Cotton quiet; mddlIng. 125S
@l3c. Flour fairly active Howard street and Vest
ern superfne, 90 25gS75 do extra "a COCOA 75; do
family, s5 05G 0o city Mills superfue, 81 0OaS3 75:
do extra, a 0OI6 80; do. Rio brands 5000 Baltimore
high grade, family 60 rs; do winter wheat patent
q 25. WGeat-sOltheTn lower and active; Western
lower and weak; Southern red, 81 OsG1u !; do amber
I'll lAG l6 No. . Western winter red, spot 81 100
1915 August, 81 04 bid; September, 81 lOa a@l lOSS;
October sl II D W.. November, 81 l2kl i2iS; DE.
cembe l3l46ll H. Corn-Southern quiet and steady;
Western dull Southern white, si@Sdc; do. yellow
nominal, ssc; Western mixed: spot, 70; September,
7OGG7lc. Oats shade better; southern 4sdpIGc;
do red rust proof, 4Oc; Western white, 4ial3c do.
mixed, asa I0C; Pennsylvania, 4lpI5c. Rye quiet III
G5@6sc; Hay STEADY; prime 70 choice Pennsylvana
and Maryland Sl5 0O1l6O Provisions firm: mess
pork, sA 0J bulk mcats-shoulders aud clear rib
sides packed, liS@lEsc baeo9-shoulders, l24c.
clear rib sides 10 c hams 49, tGGl6ac Butter hrner
Western packed, l5@2Oc; creamery, 2i@9sc. Eggs
easler at 19c. peiroleum-reined 7lsc. Coffee dull;
Rio cargoes ordinary to fair, SG@9sc. Sugar quet;
son, 0tc; copper refined quiet, l7A. WHISKY
steady at d iO&i 20. Freghts to Liverpool per
steamer unchanged, Receipts Flour, 3OO6 barrels:
wheat l7G9SS bushels; corn 3702 bushels: oats 323
bushels rye, 720 bushels. shipments-WheRt, 20 l2Ss
bushels: corn 25l3 busnels. siI.eS-Wheat. G.5 $40
bushels; corn, 47,5 bushels
National Republican., 1882-09-01
Activity Mt tIlc YyllarYes.

The following is the latestwharf report made by
the Harbor ma ter: Schooner Marcia Reynolds,
Captain Ireland, 400 tons of ice for Rich & CO..
schooner William Mason, Captain Chase, 800 tons
Of ice for Great Falls Ice Company; schooner
Maggie J. Smith, Captain Hazard, O29 tons of ice
for Independent Ice Company; schooner q. Shear
man, Captain Crawford, 200 tons of ice for Great
Falls Ice Company; schooner William Oliver,
Captain Jones, III tons of coal for johnson &
Brotherj schooner Martha skinner, Captain How
ard, So tons ofcoa for Johnson Brother; schooner
Lizzie Ragan, Cap, ain Smith, nelons for Golden &
Richardson; schooner Robert Brooks Captain
Rogers, melons for Golden & Richnrl.
National Republican., 1882-09-01
MALARIA.

Persons may avoid all
attacks by Occasionally
Liver Regulator TO Keep
National Republican., 1882-09-01
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transactions as Recorded
Yesterday.

th0 OhCluA uh hccOTueO
Yesterday.
Mr. J. F. Olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday, as
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds
CITY PROPERTY.
On Fifteenth street west, between Rhode Island
avenue aud street north, snblots AZ, 40, and 80,
square 2l0 together az feet front by 100 fee G. s..
Griffith to trustees of Maryland Glasses of the Re-
formed Church.
On New Hampshire avenue between N and o
streets north part of lot 80 square q Us feet fonp
Same property next above described, George
b. Whiting to Katharine NJ. Henderson, $1,000.
On street north, between Third aud Fourth
streets west part of lot square $50 go feet front
by rs fseO, Thomas NJ. Naudain to Sarah Louise
Doubleday, $1,000.
On n street north, between Twenty-first and
Twenty second streets west part Of lot l6 square
= (37 feet inches 'front.'; also In same square, on
Seventeenth street west near street go feet front
by 100 feet, part of lot II, Benjamin Charlton to
George Mason, e, $50.
National Republican., 1882-09-01
John sherman 81 Co,
REAL ESTATE AUCTION EEitS,
p27 Il street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NO. a, STREET NORTH
EAST
BY virtue of decd of trust, dated the LIST day of
March. A. u. 1881, aud recorded in liDer No. o6i,
folio liz, ct seq, Que OF the land records for the
District OF Columbia, and by direction of the purity
secured thereby VIII sell t public auction n trout
SEPrEMBER, A. ID, 1882 at 5;SO O'Clock y. M, the
following described real estate situated In the city Of
Lot numbered thirty (U) in John Shermans re-
corded subdivision of square numbered seven hum
dred and twenty (720l. improved by brick dwelling
house two stories and back building No. l4s street
northeast
Terms OF sale: Onc-faurth cash balance In three
years, with inter st at cent per annum, payable
semi-hnnually deferred payment secured by deed OF
trust premises; all cash option Of purchaser
800 deposit required al time of sale Iterms OF sale
are not complied with in seven days the properly
will be resold ut risk and cost of deaultlng pur.
chaser, after five days advertisement In any one OF
the daily papers Conveyancng md recording ut
purchasers cost. - -. -,
W NJ auol-d
National Republican., 1882-09-01
Falling o, the Ceiling at Headquartera.


Yesterday morning the entire ceiling OF tho
telephone room al police headquarters fell TO the
floor with a crash, filling the room with an i'm
mense amount of debris. John Hawkins, the
operator, narrowly escaped severe injury while
George Noyes, electrician of the fire department,
was slightly hurt on the hand. This isanOther
evidence If any more evidence was needed of
the insecurity OF the building. THE REPUBLICAN
has again and again urged that more suitable
building he selected for police headquarters hut
until Commissioner or two Is killed lii this rotten
old rattletrap it is supposed nothing will be done
to remedy the evil
National Republican., 1882-09-01
Alexandria Grain Market.

ALrxANDRIA, Aug. 3l.-rhe market is fairly ac-
tive, though we have no change of Importance TO
make In the price Of -four which is In limited de-
mand. The offerings Of wheat amounted To about
1000 bushels.whch were taken at Il OOG "a for FulZ
sl OS for mixed, and 81 90 fer Lancaster Very little
corn coming In, and quotations from sS@S soc. Small
sales of At Csc and few bushels Of oas brOul hit
Soc Nothing doing in other things.
National Republican., 1882-09-01
A ROurbOn.

The Hon, Alexander II. Stephens, Of Georgia, to
visitor few days ago gave as bis definition OF
the term "Dourbon;" IAN idiot who seriously
believes that confederate money WILL If the DEM
ocTatic party gets iuto power, become as good as
gold and that the time is not far of when he will
ante-be days"
National Republican., 1882-09-01
Thomas Dowling,
AUcTIoNEER

GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE LARGE BRICK
AND FRAME BUILDING SITUATED ON THE
NORTHEAsT CORNER OF FIETEEN.AND-A. 4.
HAIf STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. n, W.
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1852, at o'clock
p, M In front OF the premises Will sell the large
brick md frnme buildings situated Oh the northeast
corner of Fifteen nnd.ihalf street and Pennsyl:
vania avenue northwest Terms Cash Mt time OF
ple. The property 10 be removed within one week
lfter sale. The purchaser to grade SD, and leave
he property in g'lod condition. An additional sum
pf 900 viii be required adepos to the faith
hui erlormanc, of the agreement.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
anoietd