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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-10
PY EDWIN ]. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5l1 Seventh street, opposite U. S. Post Office.

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5ll Seventh street, opposite U. 5. Post Office.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A NEAT SUBURBAN
RESIDENCE ON PARK STREET, At MOUNT
E6GRTEEENN'TRR STREET ERT kohb. AT r. A Tue
BY virtue Of deed of trust to US, dated June 30,
A D. lS@ duly recorded in Liber No. rs, folio Dos,
BY we viii sell, al public auction, In front Of the
o'cocE ?. m, the following described real estate,
situate In the county Of Washington, d. c., to
described as Lot numbered two e. in section foar
~ IN :. 7. Browns recorded subdivision OF
Mount Pleasant, together with the Improvements
Terms: a, 500, with interest at ten per cent per
annum from june %, 1873, and expense Of sale in
cssh, and the balance in six and twelve months,
trust on the property sold. A deposit Of 500 viii
be required at the time Of sale, and all conveyance
a Al snG tnf Seven dss
the day OF sale, the trustees reserve the right to
fSuiting purchaser. after I'VE days, advertisement
B BEAJSAfR i. s M4BBEEkkR' Trustees.
oct1+WFM&ds E. ]. SWEET, Auct.
ETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
til WEDNESDAY, November 4, 1874, same hour
BRAINARD H. WARNER, [ T,,,s,o.s
octG-TuThS&ds Z. j. SWEET, Auet.
HTHE ABOVE SALE. IS POSTPONED UN-
til WEDNESDAY, November IL, 1874, same hour
B BRAJTA AF2 J B.sX MARE ; Trustees.
no5-ThSTu&ds Ed. SWEET, Auct.
pYLATIMER & CLEARY, AuctiOneers
ID and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and EleVenthstreet,
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ENTIRE SQUARE
OF GROUND WELL LOCATED
By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date April
l. 1872, and recorded in Liber ST. folio and the
request Of the party secured, will sell on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th day Of November, A. ID. 1874, at
O'Clock p. M, on the premises, all OF square num-
bered nine hundred and thlrty-twO, Is33.) The
square is on grade, and is bounded by North and
X streets and Ninth and Tenth streets east, and
will be sold subject to prior incumbrance, bear
ing six C6l per cent. interest, which can be re-
leased on the payment of six cents per foot.
Terms: One third cash; residue in three equal
payments at six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest at eight per cent; SO to be deposited
when the property is struck OF. The terms to be
complied with within five days, or deposit to be
forfeited. FRED. W. JONES, Trustee,
LATIMER & CLEARY,
oc15-ThSTud&ds AuctioneeFs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-10
DY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auet,r.
D(Sueeessor to Green & Williams, auctioneers,
No. 1O01, northwest corner Of Tenth and D streets
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Es-
TATE ON FOURTEENTH STREET WEST.
BETWEEN X AND L STREETS NORTH, IN
THIS CITY. BEING HOUSE NO. 1O7 FOUR
DYLATIMER q CLEARY,

u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street. Star ONCE Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-10

COutR lining Cards Of FIrst-CIAss Estab.
hshments in all Branches of BUSH
ness in the District.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-10

Commissioners of the District Of Columbia
oct29-SW j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-11-10

R5-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
TIL WEDNESDAY, November IL, at 4:3O o'pIocL
BY order Of the trustee. J. 7. WORMLEY,
nOIO-td
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

sress pass what s known the Educational DILL appro
pratine the proceeds Of the sales Of the public ands
Kentuckys proportion Of this fond would sgRress1e
nearly seo0oo. Thia is dedicated TO the support "
oolored schools, Aad would furnish fund suhicenty
large to make Yeir per capita equal to that now appof
toned TO the whites.
Senator Schurzs severe criticism on INC
cuttug up of lessons into questions and answers 10 not
supported by The baltimore American" That journal
says tbat the practice really great help to the
eeacher ana learner 1t is mechanical aid' without
which largo school could not be conducted. II there
was TEACHER every three four pupils the learners
might be encouraged to read the text and give their
ideas concerning the In their own language andt
Get information on the subject from other avail
able Sources but where there hundred pupils IN
school, all that teacher do is to put them through
their ,essons n concert" 1t must be confessed The
American adds, that majority OF our teachers lean
ON the books, and would be helpless without
them as their pupils The questions are OF as
mvch assistance to them the answers' arc to the
pupils Aud think that In this circumstance may De
found the key to the solution OF this most dcnt edu
oatonal problem School teachers should be persons OF
large culture. not only competent TO take theaf pup'
through the prescribed textbooks but able to deal out
10 them something from their stock OF knowiedee
| We believe that teaching has become too mechanea'
and that although normal schools have raiseu Tue
average Grade Of teachers well as Introduced uoo
methods of instruction yet we THINK mat 'he
Tendency has been to econOmze time and labor py c
tain and rectaions In concert when please
| pupils and are not eXhausting to the teacher.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE


YORK CITY.
Cei,,,t corner New Church 90 9I25 .: Jas Besrns
II WOm n. TO ,iarearet finbert S|o' ioo
EHI,bethst $. 3USS feet OF SpnDss z3i'.tH Pnhph
Undelh and Bbeth Gueu widow .Sa pte2rsh' vile 1000
IVES. DIS'd"a' No "a i'oioo' y oAe' .'.' $500
en-. ron.,,, i.m.. ..d IN Horace Thurber 1854
2lsts 300 het Of ls,aye, zOr2, oeeosuIe thafes
William + e ronI.r "o. ~ $500
- I.S,.iS & TO to-. F.treeS "a 600
I,sL u D. tEig tpa set 70 u r ,,,i, .,.... 800
Gam. nIoncrty Jane. Brady 70 Brrn1rl MoCsb Nominal
same pro erty; 7 McCshl to Juia wife Of John ooo
cn, S p,yoo. o 200
II sIs ~, : 3 N aasv Ias.sooi 5000
.rd asb:I 10 10000
lISth.a, 10 n Of Madison ave, 1It39 H. !2Hh,'
s,a,..Il W. l. $500
n,disop.sye n ws I3j fsw Of Groves. G7GI 50, Ford.
II Haulon u Ralph Andeton ana william oo
Mesder ifoo
RsiIrosdave, 10 from OF MasngtonaVe' run:n
7j aorherly line parallel with Wasingtonaye, oOr
w25rs 81 f. to Raiiroadae gorer, MornsaMs o.o
Gcorsi to Frederick ooo
4tb.RVr S22 ~ O. S6tLs .OrI; li;nah SItn 10 ,oo
Hannsh LtynIhs satisfaction Of mort Sbop0, AMI ioV
LXAsEHOLD COSyEYAkcB
res, n,ss,i,e 30 " w x,. Of George 900
PKcoKDED.
l2S Of Avenue d. TSIJob, waller charges OF
kinds 5.l2 FL
2UG of ID, gater ciarRcs OF all kinds,
lG years, yer !ear..' ;'...'.
81. 4,hst, years r.! i25o
Westinghouse Of lG5hs 75IlOO. 55'l2ys, ~
9hsve No 49, III years, per IooV
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
SALES FROM p o CLOCK p II. To CLOSE OF BUsI-
NESS. O'CLOCK 7. ".
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2S-P. NJ.

The stock market Of to-day has fully justified tho
opiuion expressed In this column that the appar-
ent strength exhibited for the past two days had
been largely due to the demand from the shorts. Az
the opening there was considerable excitement, and
rs rulo higher prices were madc than prevailed 40
the close Last evening: but in the absence OK
any further demand for the purpose Of closing
contracts, and an evident desire on the part OF some
of the bears who fortunate as to have closer
up at the prices of Monday forenoon, to renew their
sales for decline prices immediately gaveway from
to per cent, and for the remainder of the day 'ho
principal feature has been one of extreme duieSs'
every "spurt" of activity having resulted III "
further fractional decline, that on total bust
ness of only about 10000 shares the market
finally closed dull and steady at nearly the ioweso
prces Of tho day The exception to the generai ae-
cl;ns b,s been that of Pacific Mail. which. having
opened At g. soou rose 81 on the report OF the sue
cessfuI floating of the steamer Alaska off from tho
rocks at Houg Kong. reacting fraction with the
frat decline in the remainder vi the list rose again
to 3;i and closed at ST. the transactions IN this stocS
having been 6S.0Co shaIos out of lB.OOO shares'
ail told The other active stocks were Lake
Snorr, of which $500 shares were sold; North
Western, q, 800; Western Union. l',@N Union, IA
cifc, 1880; Erie, 1860; Wala h. 1920; ONO au"
Mississippi 1870: st. Paul. $40; Rock island, i.S'''
n Y Central l.3J0 and North-WcSi Preterreo' i'i"'
shares. Tho transactions IN sellers oPuonS h"''
not been "a numerous as on yoz;o,lly. although tfs
offerings have been quito as libr.l on II comparison
of last nights closing prices via those OF to-niGht
Pacific Mail advanced per ccr'. whi'e Cnion -"
ciic and Ohio and Mississippi ca"h declined !, Erle
Rock Island aud Wabash each ]. Northwest, 81
Paul. and Western Union Telegraph each !, ana
Lake Shore and Northwest Preferred each !. Ihs
other active stocks closed the same Us yesterday
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
DrooklDn Real Gstate for Sale.

LNOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No. 1O2 Pinappprt -Frame stor am house lot, 2It6O
81 aud 80 Sassu.st-Fnre dv"ilhgs; lot 1iIlOo
2ut and 26S sshiEgton.s-Frane dwelling; lot AOrn
l79 and 1877 WilONs3sOrT and basement b1ck hoosA
No. AZ Wlouzhbs-s.-3.sory bnck house lot, 2Jxluu
NJ. 81 Uicks-s..-3siory brick house, lo 2JIlOO
No. los iemsenSL--3-siory BRICK house; lot. 23xloO.
W.. COOK, 23j Wsshng;onst. Brookyn
ID s. BUSSING, jr., No. 204 Montague-st.
H. Nonn ntel Bung) brookltn BROKER in REAL ESTATE
and MOaIGAGES, has sse psssay located d" ELLN1'
uOlE three in excellent on!er situated on
Hrokn phts IIeucpontst iIoC-yn price Sl3OUo
With easy Also bnck houses We'll oat o.
rtcp thIeet)y Jck house. FRO peft
Pari for front nortn est eorLer OF
Union and 2,'x4i feet SacSet ST. norm
Smith and Hoss wl he sold 81 mnc less thn real
and finely lfnhed fresiencc 3J4 fhnon-' an
excellent Also front housn best part Of Dean
prs BROOKLYN for fr 81" 900 $JO0d each Also for sa. an
Residences Of descriptions Prospect PARK for
,sle or to largest OF houses and lots
near the Park have tie sgency for the with tlr
advertiser parcel Of lots for sale hcts Sfyenh AMI Eghh'
ave. derii bargain fors capitalist Also
for would eIaI ge r property sbont 80 lots
centrally a.O together and hgt mOrigaged
bros rEt house. 2IjO raraace 10 Prospect Park,
nearly flushed for good chance builder The adyef'
ground I2J hOague.st 80 feet
RemseL-s 100 choicest property III Brook
Bu3s and Mortgages hpprcTe real estaie bought aEJ sold
haaageI Of broDAn B Ohce tie Man
haG Lie Insurance tOnpsnvAcs SlUOOO UUO-snd sohcis
The insurance busiI Of reSien Of b o0kNn.
X. +. BUSTING. jr.. 20i hontsgues.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

The Catholic Publication Society, No. .
Warrenst has largo stock Of Catholic books Ameri-
can and Foreign. and supply Of religious articles PIC
tures. &C. many OF which exceedingly attractive
m. Cotoie World published by this house. ia the lead
ing monthly magazine Of the denomination for wnoh IL
speaks.
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Qearntrs.

ANY ONE desiring able Hsident or IHie visiting
N TEACHERS Si snd them by aGna Z, MR. =, ,n.
be spruag WE'LL having good know ede OF muse
ne viii only competent 4ode ioonaaen s,so ,p Yue
evening and OF good scnooi@ iEA'HN"
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RIAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Dec %, 1874
At the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day the sales
announced to take place all adiouraed or settled
anG no public transactions were made.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
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GOVERNMENT STOCK pEPARrNENT-let O'CLOCK :
AND III O'CLOCK A. NJ
o 8 $50 Coupon 1862 Us S2O Coapou 1857
2OOO ....... ...l2.ll3a IL. .OOO..... .....12 1909
ioSo0' UsS; gys lS.o a::i:.:..ss
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
Miscellaneous-Country.

Miscellaneous-Countrv.
NREYLOCK INSTITUTE.-A few vacancies
VI r the Term, conmelcn9 jap iso- fo caogSes n
,npy 10 BENZ r. MILLS, A. NJ South "hsntern, beft@'e
COUNTY. Mas
NYACK HOME INSTITUTE, for both
rvLa Ian references eatr6ns and elergymeh
' '"~"'' '' Mr. and Mrs. d, +. LER. Pnte pals
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
A SUPERB
obstruction.
CHRISTMAS GIFT.

1nstrurtlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Cty.
DOLBEAR's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 1893
1n,en inn. 'iSi;P is7 s rs %
nR. SCHLEIDEN's Day and Boarding scnool
aH M s%Sf 20 o eS @ %Ir@ r"no
| JRVINGs SCHOOL OF ART.
i DRAwISG WATER ',OLOaS. snd OIL PAINTINGS. 81 rai
1 p,c n !. sOc.tiy Library eysa4s Ca.e.-WEDNEsDAYS
For Young Ladies-City.
KINDERGARTEN, A East Forty-tllird-st.,
nS4r Madisooav-Al the fRokEGL Cur4IloSs ions
srs Ol1est and best Kindergarten ia tie city cov o..
YB-A new Training will be fenatd for Sqeci. Study
eSy eSyt hs G: S w. u
MRS, J. 7. BENEDICT's BOARDING and
Oct ] at no East Forty scconist.
NISS OLSSEN's kindergarten opens Oct. /,
WI 2s0 4hav Advanced classes taught Reading sni Wiring
MRS. +. JONSON and MISS A. l.. JONES.
;ou1g & ladies. % No. is E.. 3l.t st. reopsns Sept "a
For BOYS and Young Men-country.
A BOARDING SCHOOL for IL Boys.
"A o. W. STAR. Port Chester n. z.
HONE with suitable care ,E ana instruction
BOYS SCHOOL-52 weeks, s273. No extras.
ID s. C. sH0RrLIDGE, NJ Oiarrar Kennett-quare Pena.
Naverack College g. Hud. Riv Inst, at Claw
~ NY Pups ecerci at time A0nlo Psc Ph Prs
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING.
tsS. aas
EORT EDWARD !NSTITUTE.-Fall term Of
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IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, TarrytOwn-
uiso recpens Jas a. For eirea.ss. address
| MT. PLEASANT INSTTE.-Private Glasses
IHl fsr B,ys Amherst Ma., estab 1916 h. G. Nah AN Prn
MADISON Classical lnstitute-A school for
IVl boys Msdson. N ). JAMES sIiltR. Ma. Pnaeipai
DEEKSKILL IN. " MILITARY ACADEMY
BENNINGTON SEMINARY continues to
furnish edue,toud ad,snsgs to s a~a gosuo.ea
Winter Tern 'es'' ''' E siis' bInEs. sas'' res,.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
i Chester. Peop.. opens Jaa. d.
Civil Epgaeesog the Usios an" Bugisa soreeeh taught
CsL rHEo HYATT.
Caugertics lnstitutc-Those seeking sIpes1or
tOschOO should sdtesA wig, Pn. Saucerae' uat toNY
VNIiE BEST SCHOOL for young gentlemen
whose eueat has ben neglected. Bos trained for college
Doy. EbWARS PISCs slnoi Msessnd.e Ma, % ''' ''--S
WILLIAM BihBr Al. A.. PnncpI
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
''' -'-'s TKsj1a.S aasJS Boz S a5
For Young Ladies-Country
4 FAMILY having children to cducnte can
NJ paRkGRSrs HONE scIooG StsEarsh Se~iSrt ms "
nEAN COLLEGE, one of the very best
~ oonins tc5ooIs o ts education Of yoan, sd. u
after the lodsys-,n o. 1876 Adde" DEAN coLLEdE. Bs
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
~ BndgspSr, CoRa Addss Mss kAlLi NELSON.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24

~ ST. 25 Sr,mcrs leave Peck'p Tor NewHsvel and
p n Daily tsuniuys .Iee5) connecting with the railroad.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RALRoADAfer 15 1874. throulh trains will
VII Grand Central DeoOt
M special Chicago EIpres with ca's y s>ss
]. 800 a. n Northern and We'ern Brpresa
4; o. 10 Montreal kxpresa from He.forkts
St AlbsnG - =, v..
500 m Brpress Daily With spinreas Tor "ar0"n a's
CsLsndaigua NJ, 81, ,,-.... r., po.,..sX
Bua,o and Nagara also for both D. aod ID
Railroads r., =. t,l .,..,., 49, H.. r.. -. .Ih.,.
W,y ~ les per Local Time TsbleL n III urynp,,,
P..x. Ayrnk
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
JnsIrnrIlon.

For Young Ladies-Country.
NEISS BULKLEY. BOARDING and DAY
vL SCHOOL ior YOUSG LADIES' TanJtown oh.he-lin1aoh
gI,ARRYTOWN Young Ladies' Seminary offers
osno, .d,nt.r.L Adjrrs. Rev W. Kbgsbury SyfHNF
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
Gteampoats ano Railroads.

DRlDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonio
leaves Cs0snhe At 1880 and Bndxepors .. II
OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
Y ALLENTOwN LINE TO THE wEST.-Psssnse aud Fresh,
station In Ne York foot Of Lbes Connects sSnerJe VIZ
sauh Branch o. Hampton Junction WITH DELI iaeh ssd west
al hlpburI Leb gh and susauhanna pnaop so WIZ
hsh VALLEY Railroad Direct Line 70 H.Ty" s,s '' wv
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec lt 1874-Leave New iork a iolowG pa
6l6 m-NRws TRAM for Flemngton Easton betn'ens"'
Allentown MaGch Chunk. Tamaqua Tamsnend, "hk-soa' 0
ten, &c
700 BslvI1ere. Msueh Chnnt wnIsF
barre. Pston Mshauoy City. Mt Carmel Haeton
1owsnda Wsvery &c Connects ss Junction vita De' h~ ~
500 MORNING EXPRESS daily ts1eept sasdays e 6sses
AIenosn srisbu Wrst Connects a. Sorerve for
Frn ngon Msuch Chunk TamssaA TasAnda Whes
&C. with through cal. q Dsav W,ha~'ps &C.
1890 O. m-Wsy Train for Semervile. - -
l2:4O D. m.BxPkEs for femngsp, Easiop Bath. AnenoSs
Chunk Mshsnoy City HaIeoA Wlkesoae Scranton kss
ug Columbs Lancaster EDhnta Pottsvile Harrisburg &c
1880 n.-Way for Baston Catasauoua and Bevdere.
$3.50 m-Wsy Train for Painae On Saturdays only 70 somef
400 n-w.y Tra,s R.sson Allentown Msueh Chsak
ConnseL At Juoeaon with Del, Lack and West K
6p m.-Way Train for Somervile
b:15 m.-Wsr Train Tor Planneh -,
b3O for Easou, Allen town. haneh
Chuuk wiiesbae TOwaads Resns Harrisburg Ptssovrh Cs'
8 and GAS D. m.-wr Trains for sonervlls
1880 D. n -(EnIgpntl-Por Eion-
9:l5p m.-WS Train for Somervle
20; gs.ne,h ss si5, e:l5 $40 a. 7l5 s4s eso
45 isoa:i5 s. 5:l5 80 545 8, s:l5. CAS- 7:l5, 1890
slS $40 1880 lllS I'D m' R. T. RrcKEa, suut and s...
H. p BALDWIN General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
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DEC. 23, 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-12-24
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