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SUPERIOR CuURl-SPsCIAL TERN.
DecIsIOnS.

DecIsIOns.
BY Judge Barbour
Bremsen VS.. Bremsen.-Order granted.
Anderson VS.. Gower-MOtion for the appoint
ment OF q receiver Denied with SIS costs to de-
fendant
BY Judge Freedman.
Eitel vs. Bracker ct al.-Order denying motion
for reference
erence.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge LOew.
The People, &C., VS.. Thomas Kehoe.-The original
afldavit and order should be furnished.
Same vs.. Charlotte Newman. Motion denied,
with leave to renew upon additional afiidavlts,
and without prejudice.
same vs.. George O'keefe.-Andavit insufficient.
l.. l.. Berrian vs.. G. w. Northumberland on
frivolous demurrer granted.
William Ii. Vail VS.. Henrietta Vail.-Demurrer
ngrated,
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hnston had any interest in the towboat bust

Johnston had any interest in the towboat busi-
ness.
John E. Miller, stevedore, admitted that Captain
ward any towboat company
anec.
Captain H W. Johnston testified In his own be-
hall. He denied the charges IN toto and stated,
mrther, that he had never In any way Influenced
the tOwboat business, received any fees from
any body for services rendered outside his Official
duties.
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COURT CAlENlAR-IKlS nIY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Hcld by Judue
Pratt Nos las, 4, 2s, 70, 49, "a, So S. S. So So
g. o. ST. So co. 49, se, 90, 100, l01, 103 loJ io4 10
1885, l26, 129, l34, l39, lao, l42.
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n Near Catharne Jerry Brooklyn; three years lease
rent $25 pri $500 Inquire at 26 Front street, corner
Of Pearl street, Brooklyn.
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE--ONE OF THE BEST PAY
- ing stores avenue A; elegantly fitted and
well stocked long lease and good reasons for selling APP
ply corner Eleventh street and First avenue.
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(OAL YARD FOR sALE-GOOD LOCATION AND
- cheap rent Inquire at yard, corner West Tenth
street and Hudson, New York
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COUTH ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE. MONTROSE
- station, N ia few Rooms, recently vacated to let,
with Board at this popular FIRST class hotel To parties
desiring the best Of accommodation at OF the health
lest and most accessible hotels New York this isa
chance 60 minutes from foot OF Barclay street. via
Morris and Essex kailroad IS trains daily
&. HITZELBERGER, Proprietor.
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MARBLE NANTEi.S.

KLABER, STEAM, MARBLE AND MlRBLEIZIN0
n. Works, I34 and 1876 East Eighteenth sreet-Marblo
and Marblezed Manels, Thing Marble Counters Monu-
mcnis at prices that DEFY competition Marble Turntng
Tor the trade.
AN ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED
n for beauty OF design and quality OF workmaushp
Slate Work OF all kinds speciality.
PENRffYN SLATE COMPANY
Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street. Union square
A -A-MABBLE MARBLEIzED MANTELs AND
"A filing superior TO any thing offered in this city: also
Monuments, Hcadsoncs, Marble Counters and Wanscot-
ing ~ me selections ats kLABER co., Steam Mar
Broadway and Eighth avenue. 800" "
CTEwARTs SLATE MANTELs. MARBLE AND
- wood Mantels-Rich and elegant designs at the
lowest prices 40 and ~ West Twenty.thrd street. We.
tween seventh and Eighth avenues. -
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DOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS CORNER FAMILY
$50 Spring St
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A PARK HOTEL EUROPEAN PLAN, CORNER
"A. Beeknan and Nassau streets centrally located in
the Immediate vicinity OF mercantile business.
ALBERT A. pVRAND. Proprietor.
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A FOR SALE.-THE LIQUOR STORE SOUTHW EST
~. corner Forty third street and Tenth avenue, will
be sold this day. at IL O'Clock, at auction by WILLIAM
ABBOTT, Auctioneer. See auction sales this paper.
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MACHINERY.

LNOR SALE-AN ENGINE HAND BOILER 10 HORSE
power Inquire at 1875 East Forty nth street. where
II can be seen running
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(IoRNs, BuNIQNs, NAILS, &C, CURED WITHOUT
~ pain. Corn Cure, by mail, 80 GEMS
DR. NICE, z0j Broadway coIn,r Fulton street.
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FULL CABINET WHEELER 4 WILSON'S MA
"A chine for saleIn perfect order price $40 Apply at
1853 West rwentyninth street, near Ninth avenue.
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A HANDSOMELY FITTED UP LIQUOR STORE FOR
IA SALE In the Seventh ward with all Its Fixtures, at
very low figure; must be sold Immediately $50 Monroe
Clinton
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DOR sALE-A WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY
Business with good stock, In POI uous and fast
growing city; ten eleven miles from New York city
For further particulars address S. A. j. Bates
Co., 46 Warren street, New York.
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LNOR SALE-OR WOULD EXCHANGE, A FIRST
Il class Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon for inn
proved Property vacant LOIS near the city For
l2tth street
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A LARGE MACHINE AND ROLLERS SHOP
"A. Selling out at agreat sacrifice; Leather feet by
23 planers Drilling, Screw cutting, Boilers, Shears
Anvils and Vices 52 West street
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WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-wITH BOARD,
w on first and second floors; also Rooms up stairs
suitable for single gentlemen. Al East Ninteenih street.
Broadway
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BILLIARDS.

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEL TABLES AND
al the Phelan * COllender Combination Cushions,
for sale only by the patcntce, n. w. COLLENDER
cessor TO Phelan Coender, 73S Broadway New York.
A TREMENDOUS FALL IN PRiCES.-LATEsT IN
~ proved beveed Billiard Tables for S22j All articles
the trGde at greatly reduced prices.
W. III. GRIFFTru& CO. 40 Vesey street.
Al NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS OF BILLIARD
n Tables and all appurtenauces connected with the
trade at GEO. f. PHELASS, No. Barclay street, N. "
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LNOR SALE-LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Millinery store on leading avenues doing
first class cash trade; will be sold cheap Tor cash. Ad-
dress L. NJ. b., Herald Uptown Branch Office
National Republican., 1873-12-12
A opANorus srRrNAbE.

GRdNGERS SERENADE'
Tho following Ia scrcnadc sung by Farmer
,onnelly, Of Minnesota, ms reported to the MIN
earolls Tfibune by "PCicg Wales" (W' A.
)ronutD.
Oh, come, my love- nnd live with met
And keep my cottage IN the Blc.,
Aspatlcnt as u humble.hco
And busy Ms a. a.sottlng ben.
Oh, rest beneath my fragrant bower,
Where sweet stramouum doth cntwlno;
Come, sinoll tho gentle clul,iUwcr
And Gull tho mahgci.wurzci vine.
All. Iietcn to therurul sungs.
The pea shall wind his inaglc she'll
AS Ecno plnlntlycly prVlongs
The wnrblo of the pinpcricl.
Beyond the yermicclli row
hear the bull.truYs sigh again.
The cneklc OF the Durham eve
The below 0f the berkshire hen.
oh, como, love, come! the morn is fairt
III celebrate the day With thee;
II! mcrrlly dig the bartlett pear.
And shake the rutn.bagI ttcc.
oh, hump yourself my lovely Poll,
And In the cause nf Anti.monop,
Wc'll mulch the turkeys In the fnll,
And gran tho long elan Ou the hop.
Ny sweetest I nm fond of mush.
..Anu thou wilt set some cut Tor mot
We'll carly a0w the currnnt bush
And tap tho cranberry.jclly tree.
We'll pull tho wool from of tho calf
Tie cottonwood its fleece shan shed;
So Mt the winter will We laugh,
And gAyly weed tho Vystcr-bcd.
Well h,ithciy hoe the winter wheat;
Well chase the eggs the sluirrrls lay,
And when the bantam hog shalt blcat
Well feed him with some clever hay.
All savory game to thee I'll bring;
The hurtluck knows my spear Ia sharp;
III ehont the dolphin IN tic wing
And hit him In the pcricarp.
Then come, my love. and live with mo,
tT 40 nalN s1Rfas
Aspnticnt as humhlc-bcc
Aud busy rs n setting hcu.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
DRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTA-
l. TION.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. or DAxorA.
OrfISE oF NE UIiiEY QuAnTEnNAsIEa,

HEADQUARTERS DErARTNENr or DANorA,
OrFIgE oF TIE CniEF QuAnTERMAsTEn, Y
ST. PAUL, MIMI, November n inl. y
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
4 o'eock M, the 18Th day Of January, is!t for
No. 4 and on route In Montana, during Tie year
commencing April l. ls7t, and ending March u, lss.
Proposals for each route must be made separately,
and In triplicate, and will be accompanied BY houd
In the sum of 900, signed by two or respon
Is AWARDED to the bidder, he Will execute the same,
and give good and sufnclent bonds for Its fulSii-
ment.
copy Of form Of contract and blank form. " pro-
the onfee Of the Quartermaster's DEPARTMENT. At
Chicago, Illinois; So Louis, Missouri; Fort Lcaven-
Fort shaw, NJ. T.; or at this once. copy Of this
Advertisement VIII be attached to the proposal.
Proposals. will be endorsed follows; 'Proposals
for Army Transportation on Route -" and
addressed to the Undersigned.
Fargo, ID. r., or Moorhead, MIMI, to Fort Penn
bina, intermediate points, will be considered at
the same tine. Benz. q. GARD,
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des.w,rsMsd. 8: I. eofbWEkl, salesman.
pY w. l.. WALL a. CO., AuctiOneers,
ID Now Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 001 Pennsylyania avenue, corner o
Ninth street.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.
by Virtue of decd OF trust, dated October ], 1857,
and recorded In Llbtr u. q. u. No. 30, fnlos III,
Sc., Of thr land records OF the District OF Column
day Of Dee, mber, 1873, at O'Clock y. M, On the
premises, that valuable property In Georgetown
hltcCn (llSl and one hundred and sixteen, ulg) In
Georgetown, at the southwest Intersection OF Mar
consisting OF n large, double thTec-story brick
Dwelling, formerly the residence of the late Rich
ard Petit.
Terms Of sale; tLoooto be paid in cash, and the
residue In three equal insalnents, at six, twelve
aud eighteen months, with interest, to be secured
by notes and deed Of trust. The terms Of sale must
be complied with within week after sale In de-
fault OF which the property will be resold a the risk
anu '''' VI '"' "''' WAITER s. cox, Trustee.
noi5-d W. l., WALL 4 CO., Auets.
80. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
M0SpAIi the I'D dsy rS "a nscsmesrs eI E,s, & same
dcs-N, W, ,F&ds W. l.. WALL 4 CO., Ancts.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
AN .yMpRoyEDn WgDpTYG TOUR.


Mr.. Ncwbury, Of Davenport, Iowa, like Burns,
auIse he won the heart OF Miss Zamc Severance,
. q brilliant lady and dcservcdly popular school
tenchcr and about Ave weeks ago they were made
man and wife. II has been tho custom of Mr..
Newbury to take an annual bnrgc-trlp TO New
Orleans, aud hc conceived the novel and romantic
idea Of making wedding tour in the same way.
Tho subject was broachcd to his friends, aud also
70 the friends Of the bride; and, as It met with
much favor on all sides, he decidud to carry the
plan out A barge was accordingly fitted up In
sumptuous style, and everything made In ship
shape order for the reception Of the ncwly-marricd
couple In addition to tho luxurics Of life cargo
Of onions and potatoes were slowed away In the
hold, to be disposed Of on arrival at New Orleans
In this mannerwas profit combined with pleasure
and common sense with romance. In addition to
Mr. aud Mrs Ncwbury. the craft carried four
teen passenEers, three Q, whom were ladies'. MT.
iotcd the barge and commanded crew OF four
men, all told. The balance OF the party wns
had pledged themselves to keep tho eui,ine
amer ths. marriage ceremony had been per.
sSsmSS s9s were shs escorted to s ssS barge Witch
pushed out into the stream, and slowly hoatei
pas. the city On m ysy to nS hs na aa Tns only
mouth Of the teakettle, and hence dreams OF boiler
explosions dldno haunt the slumbers Of the royd-
gs.Ioa, tho barge, with It's novel cargo Of onions
and bride, reached 81. Louis on Saturday night.
As the journey was only continued by daylight,
the length Of time consumed was longer than an.
tieipated, but II passed only too quickly for the
hniipy pnsscngcrs. When game was sighted q
Ian ling was effected, and the hunters Of the party
wer, given chance to amuse themselves. The
animated aontcrs spent three or four days In tho
city, calling on their friends and visiting places OF
amusement. On Wednesday they continued their
two months. They propose to remain IN Cairo /,
week. and also week In Memphis. The vessels
log will be IN Interesting document 70 pursue
bury will doubtless carry II back to Davenport
with them ON their return next spring. Tukinp
nll circumstances into consideration, this wedding
tour can DO safely classea as tho most practically
romantic ono on record,
National Republican., 1873-12-12

RY wM. l.. WALL Il co., Auetioneers,
- New Marble building,
Nos. 200 aud e2 Pcnnsylvanlh avenue, corner
Ninth street.
CATALOGUE SALE OF SUPERIOR FURs,
ROBES, &c.
On THURSDAY MORNING, December -, ls7a,
commencing ut 10 o'clock, we will sell on the hrst
noor Of our slicsrOoms, an elegant assortment OF
Furs, Robes, &C., by catalogue. We name In part
Seal Saclucs, huffs and BOas
Russian Sable Muffs and Boas
Royal Erminc, Mink, Fox, Siberian Squirrel,
Black Marten and link setts.
ROBES.
Silver badger and Angora Robes.
We call special attention of buyers to the above
sale they all OF this season s all
perfect and true TO name.
rlcr establishments In New York, and owing to the
panic the goods will be peremptorily sold,
WIN. L. WALL CO.,
dec tstar.l Auctioneers.
ss-TIIE EABOyEsALEw WILL DE CONTINUED
FRIDAY MORNING., Decembrr II ls7a at II
o'clock. WIN. L. WALL CO.,
National Republican., 1873-12-12
THEoosUqrH,, r,,,I LINE X gETwEEE M WAsHgISse. WING

rINHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING.
l. TON, PIiiIADEtPllIh AND NEW YORK.
WAsIIlNgTpN, Noycmhcr2 ., is77
Trains betwecn Washington and New York are
ron NEW York, without change ofcars.
Leave daily, except Sunday, atsa. M, and and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily, except sunday, atsa M, aud l, SS
on SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at $50 p. M, and Fhllsdei-
oniy.
Though tickets to Philadelphia. New York or
BOSTON can he had at the station ONCE at all hours
III the day. also, the Coinpany's Onicc, Ij Pcnnsy-
vania avenue.
Messengers purchasing tickets at the avenue oficc
can there arrange to have their baggage called for
aud checked NJ their residence, taken to the depot
and put In the baggage car.
see Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annsp-
THOS. II. SHARP, Master of Transportation.
I'm. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. kOOSTZ, Agent at Washington.
poy0
National Republican., 1873-12-12
TO UTILIZE OLD DRESSES.

There have probably never been styles so we'll
adapted to tho remodelng Of old clothes so that
they may appear "a'most as good as new" as the
present. Any lady having on hand several cast
of dresses may, with tolerablo ingenuity, out of
two make street costume which will vio In elc-
gance with the latest; or, with certain appliances
Of trimming, out Of an old silk may have an Gle.
giant dinner dress. For instance, IN old silk skirt
can be modernirod by trimmings, and Of a cast-oH
cashmere, q polonaisc, a rcdngote, or a basque
aud tunic can be easily made; tho costume when
completed, being perfectly In moIe-the difference
staclo sta to the outht., Unless. as Is our peculiar
good fortune, our fashionable ladies could get M
most fashionable drcssmakers, thoy would scarcely
credit tho shits Of fashion 10 accommodate her
A Mexican blue MORO antique silk that was
ludIcrously antiquatcd In style was elegantly
wSsh SS,S %anE
at the hottom with u bias band Of velvet OF the
color Of tho drcss, and headed by a double pun
unusually Wide and scalloped 1t the bottom; and
instead Of an overskirt was o sash Of the full
breadth Of the velvet, a about four yards in LENGTH
folded ncross tho front diagonaily and knotted on
tbo len side, not. very far above tho heading ol
vet, made perfectly paln and this, with the an
tiquc sleeves Of the silk, finished with puihngs
and irills Of tule, Ind the appearance Of sleeve
A 1ress OF brocade silk long laid aside as worth
less, has been suddenly brought out and made
into an elegant dinner costume. Tho silk wa,
striped with broeade spray In contrasting color
onliycnlng II, Tho front gore was plain; upoI
S SaS was , piece 5%msa glh sn
isli fOunce with Its own heading tho hounce form
ing deinitraln, and tho upper portion of th'
skirt being pulled In panierS. The waist was o
black velvet, finished with heavy cord eoyeret
with black silk, aud with sleeves Of the brocad,
silk, had the effect Of the sleeveless Jacket.
An evening dress Of rose-colorcd satin whicl
had done Us duty upon 50 many brilliant occa
sions as TO tire It's owner, has beon given n nov
face by iounoos and sash Of delicate corn.oolor
Iimmod with pale buii yak lace the sash iolde'
and disposed as the one Of velvet described above
Tho low neckod pointed body was filled In will
puiings Of tulle, divided by plplngs OF tho corn
bolorcd satin; tho short puiiol sleeves were I'm
lHhed In the same manner and tho waist In tn
berthe style, and the sleeves were trimmed With
slightly full piece Of the yak lace, The flower
to DO worn with this dress were toar0ses and thel
foliage, and blue for.get.me-nos. The effect 0
the dress was omlnentIy Partisan.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.

orrIcE ASSISTANT ouAHTrnNAsIER, L
FoRT MONROE, VA. Dec mbci y lsIa.
viii 6c sold =, pnhllc auction. ~ Fort Monroe,
Va. THURSDAY, the sth day UI January, 1874, Mt
10 O'Clock my the following ARTICLES Of Clothing
and Quartermasters' stores, VIA:
20 hats, (untrlmmed.)
~ hat feathers.
40 hat eros sed cannon.
eSS hat eagles.
30 cap rings.
. cap tulips.
= pair ehcvrons, sergeant msjor's.J
- forage caps.
- s. uniform coats, artillery.
Id uniform coats, ori.
go Uniform Jackets, light artillery.
Ii flannel sack coats, lined.
pair bootees, scwcd.
pairs bootces, pegged.
II sashcs.
2ii Sc yards worsted lace, ~ inch.
75i yards worsted lace, \ Inch.
pairs snon-commissiopfd stan metallic scales.
~ pairs sergeAnt's metallic scales.
ais pairs corporas' and prlyates' metallic scales.
so0 buttons and slides for metallic scales.
% bedsacks, single.
I machine, ruling aud bindcry.
posii OF twenty-five Iss per cent. viii be required
ON all articles sold At time OF sale.
By order of Secretary q War, ,,ov,,s
Captain and A, q. ~, Bvt Major, U.s.A.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
RALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

DEPOT consEss sosEEW sIYTW IA AsD b STREETS
Amer Novenber2, is7a, trains win run as followsi
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIyE AT
BALTIMORE; WASHINGTON.
I;ls a. M, Eimira Mall, s;i3r M. New York Ex-
daily, EXCEPT Monday. press, daily,
press, daily, except sun ton, daily, except sun
s;is Dally, Accommoda- SIS I. M. Baltimore FIX
tlon. press, except Sunday.
West, daily, except sun Line from West.
day, 2:2D u, NJ, AccOmmoda-
las i, M, New York Ex- tion, Southern Mall,
-prcss. except Sunday, daily, except sunday.
3s]. Baltimore Express, 5il3 u, M, Now York Ex-
except sunday. press, daily, except Sum
1850 p. m., Bsltimorc Ac- day.
coninodation DAILY ,ex- biH y. M, Acc0mmoda-
ccpt sunday. tion, except sunday.
$50 p. M. Accominoda- $50 p, m., Daily, from
tion, except sunday. Baltimore, daily, OK
9;0S y. m., Daily New ccpt Sunday, from W est
York Night Express. aud North.
o;3s y. M, Pacific ES- ii:Os y. NJ, southern ES-
press, daily. press, except Sunday.
il:sl, New York Express,
except sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at si3s a. M, las and
$40 p. IN. connect nt Dowic with trains Tor MARI
boro' leaving Bowie at 10 n M. l.O and $40 D. ni
arriving at Marlhorn' nt nj. 5:S and 40
Train: arriving at Washington a II q. M. S;tssnl
Marlboro at $40 q. M, $50 and $50 p. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Ohicc,
northwest corner Thirteenth and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., northwest corner Sixth and pennsylvsnh ave:
West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Coiufnbus,
indianapolis, Louisville. st. Louis, New Orleans,
Chicago. Omaha. San Francisco, and all points
y. T.. DuBARRY. Gen. Superintendent.
D.. s. YOUNG, Gcn. Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
pY II. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer and Broker,
Tsg seventh street, between q and ii.


TRUsTEE,s SALE OF A Two-AND-HALF
STORY DiICK DWELLING, No. ii5 SIXTH
STREET SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
by virtue OF q deed of trust dated December u.
ls7o, and duly recorded IN L,eeI No; esa, folio n
in Mont of the premises, on nwEDNEsDAY, Decem,
serted real estate situate N rhc city of washing
ton, District Of Columbia, to wits Lot numbered
square numbered four hundred and siSty-hve ttsS,
improved by a two-and.half story brick dwelling,
with slate roof and brick addition, with tia roAf.
Termsi one fourth cash; balance in twelve
months for which the note Of the purchaser bearing
Of trust on the property, will be taken. Adeposit
OF sale. All convcyAncing At the cost OF the pur-
chaser. In case the terms q sale are not complied
with In days amer sale, the trustee the
rivht TO resell At the risk and cost Of the de-
fanlting purchaser, amer Ave days advertisement
In one or more newspapers Published In WASH
'"s''"''' ). DUNCAN CoTTRELL. Trustee.
]. T. COLDwELLx
dci2-dSds Salesman.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
PENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
fiilLAbEIG,gHIA;;

AK
fiilLhbELEMIA.
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ESGINNb
THROUGH nErwfkN MAsnrSeroS AND
The &Ti2ST OF I new Sx Saa SAG the mos.
FEHS$#E EsSfs 81 BA{ tIHs IHslSs u
rRR2 FL tRa 4f' fRkf kffSsPAH Ail 2SIGssf 1 1sspA
viii be oyer The Snnsyly.nis Ar Linz. leaving
@ ~ re s"sS ssiS sSS snS
Fast line, leave Washington at sos a. in, daily,
ef Leave baltimore at O.a A. n daily, except SUM
Leave west philadelphia at i'iS p. M. daily, ex-
'RrriSs al New York at $40 p. IN. daily, except
Iar6 RrhSoni express, leave Washington at iis p m
Lave Baitimors ii p. m. daily, except sun
Leave West Philadelphia at $50 pm.
Night express, leave Washington at s;os p. IN.
leave S.l,!%S5s Bait, p, a 1919 ?; n daily; ~
Arrive at sff Eifss 4 iMsgphsiSs siIS II Ssss''
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Riehmond sspres.. leave New YORK at 2,S p, m.
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Arrive AZ atwashinrton 81 sia a; IN.
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railroads, New York Central and Hudson River rail-
''s FARE nlf IS low ss amy any osssF Tasts '0H RIVER
baggage called for and chcck at hotels and pri.
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taincd, Northeast corner OF Thirteenth street and
sna sSssS5
Baltimore and Potomac railroas sognsr n sSth @ and
bSisssis General ifp Fs.Snser T. RSyXNSs, Agent,
National Republican., 1873-12-12
pY LATIMER a CLEARY,

- huctionccrs and Real Estate Brokers',
Southwest corner Of fpcnnsylyAnis avenue and Elcv
cnti street, star Onico puilding.