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National Republican., 1882-07-20
Police Court Notes.

The sentence in the case of James 7. Colbert,
who was sentenced to six months in jail a few
days ago for stabbing another colored man, named
Henry Palmer, has been changed to $40 or sixty
days.
Mrs. Mary Orange was charged by Mrs Waters
with having made threats of violence to her
Mrs Orange admitted that she said she would
break Mrs. Waters neck If she spoke to her and
said she would do it yet If she bothers her The
court took her per.onal bonds to keep the peace
for six months
Morris Bond was acquitted Of the charge of
stealing watch of Thomas Yewell.
Louis Napoeon, colored was sent to the work
house for fifteen days for cursing and swearing on
the street.
Robert Proctor, a young colored man, was
charged with assaulting :" Uncle Robert" an
ancient fortune teller. Proctor testified that
Uncle" was drunk and insisted upon telling his
fortune and that he showed him aside. Judge
Smell dismissed the case
Deborah o'Neal was assessed $40 for keeping
her bar open on Sunday.
Ashley jackson, cOlored, for cursing his lady
love, was subjected to fine of IS.
Joseph Donnelly and Hugh Dougherty answered
the tramp roll call and went to the work house for
ninety days each.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE MIDSUMMER
HOLIDAY NUMBER
THE CENTURY !!
Exquisite Illustrations. Striking Summer Features

Continuing the custom which has
proved so successful in past years, the
August CENTURY MAGAZINE is known as
the Midsummer Holiday Number" be-
ing especially devoted to papers and
stories of light and entertaining char
scter
FOR SUMNER READING,
and enriched with an unusual number of
choice engravings. The appearance of
this Midsummer Holiday Number has in
past years been pronounced
"THE LITERARY EVENT OF THE SEASON."
and, in its attractions, the present issue
is fully up to the high standard thus es-
tablished.
Among the special featuresin this num-
terar richly illustrated papers on Steam
Yachting in America" "An Aboriginal
pilgrimage" (the Zuni Indians in Bos-
ton ,"The Borderlands of Surrey" Some
English Artists and Their Studios )" q
frontispiece portrait of Richard Wagner,
with an article ON How Wagner lakes
Operas !" "The Lambs" burlesque
tragedy satirizing Wall street, by the au-
thor of "The Confessions of Frivolous
Girl" "The Little Tin Gods on Wheels"
&C.; "The New Northwest" by E. ".
.om Sailor" by Noah Brooks, &C., &c.
All booksellers and news-dealers sell
t; price, So cents In no other shape can
80 much entertaining reading matter,
with such beautiful engravings, be had
for the price. Persons who are not reg
ular readers of The CENTURY should not
fail to see this special number.
The CENTURY CO., New York.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
Fifty Years a Teacher in Athens.

The cable brings us the news Of the death of the
Rev. DIR. Hill, in Athens, in his nineiyfrst year.
He was the Oldest foreign missionary in our
chuo h, and 1 think, but not sure, that
he was the Oldest clergyman in active
service. DR.. and Mrs. Hill went 10 Greece
more than fifty .yeas ago.. to establish a
mission there, and devoted themselves to the
work Of education rather than conversion.
against proselytng. They confined their
attention to the education of girls, and
have had for scholars the daughters of many of
the highest dignitaries In the land, both in
Church and State. In addition to his school, DR..
Hill acted as chaplain TO the English embassy,
and ON Sundays preached in the pretty church
there. This brought him in contact with the
diplomatic CORPS from every country. Genial and
social in his disposition, and of remarkable con-
versatonal powers full of incidents and anec-
dotes of the country in which he lived, and the
people of note by whom he was surrounded it
was great treat to be i'll his company. DIR. and
Mrs Hill were in this country in 1862, and at that
time were in Providence, where they made many
warm friends, and he came on again in 1871,
and was in Baltimore during the session of the
general convention. Three years ago had let
ter from Mrs. Hill in which she said her husband
tion of fifty years educational work in Greece, the
King sent, through the Minister of Ecclesiastical
Affairs and of Public Education, a message of APP
proval and congratulation to DIR. and Mrs Hill,
beautifully gotten up on parchment This docu-
ment DIR. Hill forwarded to the Right Rev. b. b.
Smith, the venerable presiding bishop, because it
was mainly owing TO his influence that DR.. HIS
attention was turned to the ministry Of the church.
Correspondence Providence JoUrRU.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
DRAMATIC AsPfRANTs.
what John Freund Has 60 Say or Them
Helen Hnncron nm Execution

John c. Freund, the ablest and most brilliant
writer on the dramatic press to-day, has In his
paper, Aisic and Dana, confession" on
dramatic asplrants," which should be cut out
and pasted up In every elocution teachers Office
and which should be made the FIRST lesson for
every young woman who seeks to carve niche
for herselfin the halls OF fame by the difficult road
OF the stage. The Confession teens with good
points aud is in Mr. Frcund's usual trenchant
and interesting vein. Speaking about the many
true and beautiful women now being prepared for
the stage he says: In this list, however, would
include one most charming parsonage who has
flashed across the dramatic horizon once for
brief period at Daly's, and once for an equally
brief period in Boston. All who saw her remem-
Der her with pleasurable surprise, and surely will
agree with me that, with such preparation and
opportunity as will enable her 10 do justice to
herself Helen Bancroft, the lady speak of, will,
by the divine right of her genius rise to the height
OF her profession. A beautiful woman. of graceful
carriage, rcfiued tas;e', and most artistic seuu-
ment, with dramatic qualities OF the highest
order, she has only but recently aroused the
warmest interest even with the most critical and
exacting. ] do not suppose there are many sub
jects OH which agree with james Steele Mackaye,
but do know thai there Is one thing in which we
are in accord, and that Is In our appreciation of
this lady's talent and in our hope for her future
National Republican., 1882-07-20
baltimore General Market.

BALTMoRE July I9-Cotton steady middng, l2JSc.
Flour steady and quiet; Howard street and West
ern superhne. 50 2jG4 60 do extra, "a 25d5 %; do
family, IS 75616 20; City Mills superine, o. 254 90.
do extra, "a 25@7 80; Baltimore high grade family
81 5O do winter wheat. patent, y o. Wheat-south-
ern lower and active; Western lower and active,
closing rm Southern red q i59l 20 do amber q IS
6Di %; No. Maryland, IL 10 asked No. Western
winter red, spot, sl lS4 skcd July, 81 I7s4 bid Au
gust, 81 l6S@1 1875; september; l8sG 1875. Corn
Southern quiet and iTmer Western about steady
and dul southern white, q 0g DO yelloY, 9O49lG;
Western mixed, spot, SIC asked July, 6l4c asked
August. S3S@SiAc; september, 6i4@s5kc. Oats
quiet; southern, 65@7Oc; Western white, 6sGg70c do
mixed, G2lg65c; Pennsylvania, O5GTOc- Rye frm and
higher at s7@9lc. Hay firm and demand active
prime TO choice Pennsylvania aud Maryland, Si7 90
ls0l Provisions Arm and active; mess pork; s2l 50G
packed, 1lQl36c bacOn-shOulders, re: clear rib
sides, l5i &C; hams l5is G6Ac. Lard, refined 4c But
ter firm; Western packed llag21c; creamery, 23 %
&c, Eggs lower and dull a! lSe Petroleum higher
and flrm refined, INC. Coitee quet Rio cargoes Or
dnnry 10 fair, SllGgSsc. sugar steady, A son, 0ysc
Whisky steady al Sl 1904 10, Kecepts-Flour, $50
barrels; wheat, 72.020 bushels; corn, ii6O huBhes;
oats 5lt5 bushels; rye, .ss bushels q, Shipments
Wheat S69Sl2 bushels; corn, i6,s9 bushels.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
Third Congregational District or virginia

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN,:
late editorial in the Richmond Wing declares
that by proper management. the Republicans and
ReGdjusters can elect member of Congress in the
third district of Virginia, The district is composed
ofthecounties Of Caroline, Hanover, Louisa Hen.
rico, Chesterfield and the cities OF Richmond and
Manchester In 1872 we succeeded in electing a
Republican to the Forty third Congress, and no
reason exists why we should not be able to do so
IN all the counties and both cities defeating the
Hon. George d. Wise by $50 votes. have received
numerous letters from the several counties urging
the claims of Hon. ]. Amber Smith as a candidate
acceptableto to General Malone and majority OF
the people. We are going TO nominate and elect
him, and George ID. Wise, good fellow as he is,
may accept this declaration as fixed fact.
T. HUMPHREY BROOKE, Of Caroline.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
Serious Accident.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Henry Hobart Nichols,
the well known wood engrayer, met with a serious
accident by being thrown from his horse. Mr.
Nichols usually rides out into the country every
day, and as he mounted his animal yesterday
in front Of the door of his residence, No. 932 L
street northwest heavy wagon came dashing
along, the noise of which frightened his horse
which became unmanageable. Mr.. Nichols held
on as best he could, but the fiery animal Jumped
aud tossed about until finally the rider was thrown
TO the ground and sustained what might prove
fatal injuries. He was cut about the head in q
frighIful manuer. DR.. Reyburn was summoned
nnl dressed the suilereT,s wounds.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
REAL ESTATE.
Tho Official TrnnsnctiOns as Recorded
Yesterday.

Tho Official Trnnsnctions Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. J. F. olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District Saturday, as
reported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds:
CITY.
On II street north, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets wost, east half of lot A. square $50
40 feet inches front by depth), Nicholas Vedder
TO Nathaniel Wilson.
On alley in rear of A street south, between Sixth
and Seventh streets east sublots 81 and 49, square
$40 t23.39 feet by AZ feet inches), Alice L. Riggs
et ais. to Thomas Hoy $500.
West half of lot ., square 800 Us feet 4 inch
'front.', on Fstreet, between Twelfth aud Thirteenth
Streets lot q square 3lS go feet inch fronU on II
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets west ;
north half of lot 10, square 2S9 22 feet 1l6 inches
'front.', on Twelfth street, between and G streets
north, George G. Gorham to Amelia +. Clark,
nominal.
COUNTY.
Chichester, 651S acres, John Jay Knox, Commits
sioner Freedmans Savings and Trust Company, to
George L. Emmons, S1,750.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
THE PARADISE OF THE PUGILrsT.
"Tug" Wilson Decides 10 Beooinc an
American Citixen-Thc stakes Paid.

rug wilson Dect0eh 10 bccOtne an
American Cttixen--The stakes Paid.
"Tug" Wilson, the puglist called at Harry
Hills saloon, in Houston street, yesterday after
noon, with Arthur Chambers He was without n
scratch or q confusion. He spoke somewhat con-
temptuously Of sulliyans "hard hitting" "I
think" he said to a reporter, al can knock him
out in a square fight with bare knuckles l am
anxious TO meet him IN the ring, and match will
be arranged at once If possible. Return to Eng
landH No, sir; never nm going 10 settle down
here, and declare my intention of becoming a citi
zen at once. II fought all my life in Engandl
would not be able to make as much money as
made last night. This seems to be the pprndise of
the professional pugillst. II will be many a long
day before they catch me on the other side of the
Atlantic again. Last nights experience settled it,
l was treated magnfcently. Everything was
square and abovc.board" As Harry Hill was not
there Wilson went away and promised to return in
the evening. 1t was reported that Sullivan would
be there to meet him to arrange for Il prze-fght
Shortly before G o'clock Wilson drove up with
Chambers. They had vnlises and said they were
going TO Philadelphia ut o'clock. Harry Hill ar
rived soon after and paid over the stake-money
$1,000, TO Wilson. Sullivan did not put in au APP
pearance. A challenge to fight any man In t G
world, Sullivan preferred has been issued by Will
son Richard X. Fox has promised TO back Wilson,
and will deposit 81 900 with Harry Hill for purse
of $500 a side.-Netc York World. yesterday.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-JUsTlcE HAGNER-Evans VS.,
Evans; reference to auditor refused. Tayloe vs.
Ford; testimony before b. F. Hailey, special
auditor, ordered TAKEN Shoemaker vs.. Campbell ;
reference to auditor ordered. Grow VS.. Boucher ;
authority to pay taxes granted Crawford vs.
Bailey; interpleader and reference to examiner
directed. Lowe VS.. Jackson; sale ratified nisi.
Adjourned till to-day at 1880 a. m. No assign
m
National Republican., 1882-07-20
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

sure cure for Blind, Bleeding Itching, and Ul-
eerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. William
ian Indian remedy. called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment single box has cured the worst
chronic cases Of twenty FIVE orthirty years stand
ing. No one need suffer Ave minutes after apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instrumental, and electuaries do more harm than
good Williams Ointment abs9rbs the tumors,
allays the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm in bed), acts MS poultice, gives
instant and painless relief, and is prepared only
for Piles, itching Of the private parts. and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ, Coflnberry, OF Cleve-
land says about DR., Williams Indian Pile oint-
ment: II have used scores Of Pile cures and II
affords me pleasure TO say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as DR.. Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by stott 4 Cromwell, or mailed on re-
ceipt ofprice, 81. HENRY & CO., Proprietors,
A&Th 62 Vesey street, New York City.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
A Failure.

1t seems likely that Alexander Hamilton
Stephens, once vice president of the confederate
states of America, will be nominated by the Geor-
gia Democrats for governor. If the Georgia Dem
ocrats want for governor n politician with long
and stupendous record. who knows as much OF
public affairs Us most men now living, and who
has generally failed through ndecision OF eharac-
ter TO be of the least service to the country when
governor by nominating aud elecnng Mr.. Stephens,
-Mtb York Sun
National Republican., 1882-07-20

a. tb S ~ ySSdS yd 1 asi W. M'R
Morgan. superintendent OF streets, Cincinnati,
Ohio, 81 was waited on by physicians, but they
gave no permanent relief. II was in u ht Of des-
peratlon that resolved TO try ST. Jacobs Oh. Ny
rheumatism began 10 weaken at the first attack of
lis great enemy-St. Jacobs Oil-and Aoon l was
as well as ever"
National Republican., 1882-07-20
TIME GREAT
i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

i VIE ,C.' oi PnNNsYhyAN1A ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOIfTuurEer
STEEL HHfIs M&dSlFiGiERNFTP FFi RFP iESqHTHFMf EqTiFMfEyr
TRAINS Leave EEFEGE WAsINGrE Hing V Is rom Station
,,or corner sixth and streets as follows '''o"'
Of nv Sc 81 sceps T TtSTssS tMTs at lmi'ed RRi Es
daily Fast Line, 20 a. M daily, With sleeping Car; i
Mail EIprcSs SG GSS no m day hyoSFi nr p,ts sVa
=, BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua Rochester Buiialo Niagara $40 A.
rsburg $50 p m. daily except sOtmrsy rSi ith bat %
FAC ace w,, yhIs to Ganapdaleua
For New York ami the East 500 A. M, 1880 a. m.
md lGs p M Limited Express of PnIInaGI1 a1 pss SSo
, ior Ears lars l;So a. m; daily, except Sunday. ."
Jersey CITY with boats OF Brooklyn Annex afford.
ing direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
For RI iPhdiladelpha, d 500 a, M 1850 M 100 4:9O e5o
9aa mSS SsG M nrsss on aSsn19day i20 $50 and o9 m
For Baltimore diO 500 aSo 1850 a. m and i:So ie
SU S4S S - 7;S9 @ S59 20. and ios6 nj on Sunday, 500
FOR ropes Creek Line, 6f1 n. and i:iO p. m daily
For Ahnapos, Gao A. M. and TO p. m. daily. except
AhEX8NDR1A AND FREDERIcKsBuRGR RAIL,
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandra, $50 100, G9O 1OO, and lies a. M.
9:2D, ll:oD, and HES u M, and 500 p. m.
fSf nd 200 m ny an !S except Sp SSag i I" n daily
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. 500 sis.
e. e. ana IJ ,9p9 a M y % Son 100 100 and g2oP
lgo0a. m. 7Co and 92o p. m.
Tickets AMI information at the ofhce, northeast cor.
ner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and nj the station, where orders can be left for the
chGGktnG OF baggage to destination from hotels aud
-,.,,.s. ]. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
A vigorous Growth.

of the hair is often promoted by using Parker's
Hair Balsam. 1t always restores the youthful
color and luster to gray hair gives 1t new life,
and removes all irritation and dandrutf.
National Republican., 1882-07-20

For Massey's sake they cry.
For Massay's sake. they'll lie.
For MAssey's sake
They're ready to take
And eat of humble pie.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
aueenaloMn CnltIe Marllet.

Quotations by w. ;. HOge.l
WAsHIEGToS, July l9-Cattle-6l head up and
sold At 4@57c per pound. Sheep and anlbs-od sheep
4eD5c per pound lambs, 5d6c, Mich cows sold al
t25 O0yg5O 20 each Market dull.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Rond luotntions-New York
and baltimore Produce Markets.
wAsHiSGToN STOCK Excu

The following report of the financial market yester
day, together with opening, highest lowest, and clos
ing quotations. furnished by the banking of
II. ID. Cooke jr & Co., 1920 ST., Washington. ID. c.:
MAsnINGToN sTocK EXCmANGE.
National Republican., 1882-07-20
FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TUE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
EUUrHW EST


Schedule in effect May II 1889.
T;lO n m-New Orleans Mail, daily making ,I,.a
connections to all points South and Southwest.
WIN i,nlllnnn Sleeping Cars from Washington via
DnhIiilc 70 Atlanta. and Atlanta to New Orleans.
hs9 Washington to New orleans via Lynchburs
$50 a. mLoulsville Fast Line daily, via CharIo,tos.
ylle liuntinglon aud Lexington, to Cincinnati.
Louisville, Rnd all Southwestern points mnkIng
direct connections, aud with solid train nnd puifs
man Sleeping Cars, Washington to Louisville
4sU I. n,-WMrenton Accommodation. daily, exc ut
sunday, for WnrrentOn aud Intermediate staf 10 IL
Returning, arrives In Washington nj iGai n M
1913 y; u.-SOuhern Mail and Express daily 10 ALI
points south, southeast, aud Southwest via ID an.
NNllie ana charlotte, with Pullman sleeping Cars.
Washington to Charleston and Washington TO
. White sulphur Springs.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7:IO a. m
IRAN daily, except sunday For Warrenton take
Cept sunday. -
Tor tickets and all information inquire Mt Com
pannH nv Office COL Pennsy avenue; OF at Unor
NJ. SLAUGHTER, A. a. il. 4. i-'' Agent
N. POPE General Passenger Agent iu6
1NHE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
A (SEw BuoAD GAUGE ROUrE)
betwcen PHIL ADELPHIA and ALTA NTtC CITY
y now running FRst Express Trains OF Elegant
Passenger Coaches aud parlor Cars lin which the
eShnrSe % iqr seat has been relucei to 25 ccnts)
Passengers from Washington will take the through
trains of the baltimore and Potomac Railroad TO
l,miihuelpma and arrive at tho new Broad Street
transfer Coaches streetCars connect direct to Sta.
% you o the West Jersey Railroad foot of Market
For through tickets baggage checks, and fill inCor
NATION apply as follows: Northeast corner mir
!eclh street ana Pennsylvania avenue: station Bal
tlmote and Potomac Railroad corner SIKH and IL
streets d9PennsylHania avenue; 1851 Penus .iynna
FRNNK THOMSON, IR woon
S%eme,u % Mhhaser General Passenger Agt
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$50, j., ~. MOiSD Seneral passenger a
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND TIE ONLY LINE
BEL VII EN-
THE EAST AND THE IVES L VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS!

sfhedu0 to '9F f&TE sSE! wHsRfNGToN HSsRhNX My a. is
'SO ess ssepn Itnai ana In hSaiT East ES-
ts:iS. Batimore fxprejs. |'' anu way s'"'oiS'
$50. baltimore. Agnapolis and Way. (Piedmont,
Way, va Rolay.l
'ss;;io Point OF R6ckss k stsGNi and Way atlons.
Slo fhiade,phia arrp New N.Y., Sork and Boston Express
la ;erst0wn and at Point of Rocks for Fred
t9:oo Bql!lmore nyatt1yille, and Laurel Express.
Stops at BelSvillc, Annapolis Junction Jes-
snps and Dorsey's ON sundays stops at
lcO pS All tmere S5SeIs Exrrcss stops at ryotsve and
tlo4O. Pit burg, Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis
Express sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati and
Chicago.
l2lO. Baltimore, Ellcott City, Annapolis, and Way
ties. on sunday only for Baltimore and Way,
tS0o. baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex,
$50. BALTIMORE and Way Stations winchester,
Frederick, liageistown, and Way , ia Re
43O. Baltimore, Hyattsyille, and Laurel Express.
IFredericE' VIA Relay stops ut Annapolis
t1,o, Bailm9re; AnnalEos, and Way Stations u
Sns SGheser ma way M sta!iEns IynM CON su9daystO
t5:ij Baltimore Express. lMartnshurgand Way,yia
Relay. stops at iiynttsvile and Laurel)
@ S hSsn hSa Of ore ESGES Saa M"l aS WAY sXSns Ss0"S
tS:lO. rittsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit ExpreSs
Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg.
$40. Baltimore ENprGs.
1855. Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Express
. Sleeping ars TO New lCrk.
tlo.io Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati, 81. LOUIS, and
ChitagO.
1l:2O. Baltimore and Way Stations.
tDally. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop Mt Relay Station
For further information apply III the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Onccs: Washington Station. Glg and 1871
Pennsylvania avenue, ,Tner OF Fourteenth street
whore orders will be taken for baggage be checked
and received at any point In the city.
WM CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation Baltimore.
c. II. LORD,
National Republican., 1882-07-20
ApeerIess rerrnnc.
THE VIRGINIA RouRRoNs.

The refreshing aroma of Floreston Cologne, and
its lasting fragrance make 1t a peerless perfume
for the toilet,
National Republican., 1882-07-20
AUCTION SALES.
Thomas Il. Waggaman,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE SALE OF FuN1MPRovED PROPERTY
ON FAYErrE hTREET, oEoRGETOWN, y. g

@N't'N
rDysTEE SALE AL OF TNIMsG3yE9r PE9fERTY z
duly recorded in ber No 90 folio 2 @ N i6s sr ,ana f,r
pale at public auction in front OF the premises OF
THuRsDAY JULY "a lss2 A. p M thS hnoWn lSi as as
part Of lot idi in Threkeds Edition 70 Georgetown q
feet by depth S OF iSa fcet being the north 20 feet Of
said lot with the privilege and use o. an niey Ill '"e
Terms ofsaie third cash balance in six twelve
Rnd eighteen months deposit Of $50 VIII De re
T'ire0 wi''" O'1 Is "HR Join W. P1LLINe Trustee.
TIE wAGGAMAN, Auctioneer. l5-STnrh-ds
pgpkIG NIw yALHASSdbE AZ Sd
90s AND 9lo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ny order Of the board of Directors of the Columbia
Bank Note Company. contirmed oy vote yN,, o. tne me-
TMURsDAY ATTEnNooN, JULY %. 9t $50
O'Clock in front Of the prems1es subots ana ~ N
inches on Pennsylvania venue. between Ninth and
street, north ORTIZ tosether With the improvemehs
slstlng Of & large 6 6IlcS building with iron 'front.'
Terms one-thlrd cash, the remainder In two
equal payments Al one and two years secured by
cent per anuum, and payable seniannunly. de-
Posit Ofso must be msds at the Tine Of the e sale
jylsd&ds ls2l i street northwest
THos' j. FISHER t" co Aeal Estate Auetioneer..
AND STOCK OF THE COLUMBIAN BANK
NOTE COMPANY.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees of the Columbian
Bank Note Company, confirmed by n vote OF the
stockhodefs we will sell 70 the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY, JULY 20, at $3.50 clock at the building
OF the Columbian Bank Note Company, No. eOS Penn
Hylvana avenue all the Machinery, TCols andStock
cDmpr.slng- -
Geonetrc Iathes, Transfer Presses. Ruling Ma MA
Chimes Handroller Presses, different sizes; also
large stock OF Engraving Materials, comprising
original Shells, Bedpresses and Rolls of Lathe
Woik, Nignettes, &c, &c.
Terms: Cash; ~ per cent of which must be paid
THoS. ]. FISHER q CO., Auctoneers.
Iyl3dteds
National Republican., 1882-07-20
MINING STOCKS.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW York, July l0-Money loaned between 2@3
per cent. call, and closed easy at 2(g3 per cent.
@4sSJs for short sight. Governments quiet cx-
tended and 5s being unchanged, 4Iss u per cent.
lower, and Is % per cent. higher. state bonds were
inactive. Railroad bonds were Irregular.