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isbed Mr.. DAVIS ana bis 1eiow itheorissz.
Coal. which had been selling at go per tor
Immediately advancadto $50; and the prices
OF all other articles tncyeaseddn like propoI.
ton. It may be said That there were "o.ner
Influences than contraction at work. we
readily admit the fact. "Confdence was
waYp,,ne-secot fidence," that factor OF when
the World thinks 50 poorly that i counts y g
< no,htng." The case cited proves al 'east
that there must be some other factor than
contraction.
The Bor1a may rest ussvreS, too, that we
kno y that there Is no particular amount Of
currency uecded so long as confidence"
confidence in the banks, not in the
currency. This country has lost hundreds
of millions Of dollars as result Of the panic
of 1879, and that panic was nothing but a
sepselcss fright. II the failure Of JAY Cooks
and few Others had not alarmed the people,
there would have been no harm done to any
body not directly or Indirectly losers by
those failures. But when Wall street
went down on It's knees to Press
dent GRANT for "more currency" it was
no. because there was not currency enough
in the country, if it could have been hao,
but il was because confidence" was gone,
and when "coBfidence" fed the currency
Disappeared. The depositors drew OUT all
they could get, and put it away in secret
plsces. There was not currency enough IN
the backs to pay half of them, but they
took all they could gct, and the oahks
had to suspend the payment, no. OF spec'e'
mark you, but Of the "worthess paper
MONEY!" -" Confidence had failed, ana
when confidence fails let the banks look
out. The World may theorize, but these are
the facts. .s~ .r ...
Our piatf)rn is our OVID. We would Ike
10 baye currency that is as good as gold; bnt
we know that he is a fooI (we beg pardon, we
only initiate The World) who suppose' that
our present currency can be made US sood 's
gold merely by contraction. The very fnea-
srres that the hard.moDey men propose
would ressll;, as they have so far resulted,
in causing gold to 20 up day by day. Hoard
In gold makes il scarce aud hlsh. he
f,lsng to receive greenb'cks for customs
dnes, and demanding gold for them, de-
prcciates greenbacks and appreciates
gold. It the Government were to accumu-
late one hundred and sixty millions in the
treasury us preliminary to specie-payments
it would have all the gold in the country,
AID lbe premium upon gold would go up 10
there is no telling what price. In iact, the
bulinni,is would ruin the country seCundcm
artem. They are devoted to theory.
Tney are poitico.cconomical Sangrados'
Tney adhere 10 their practice, lei the country
suffer as i, will. Facts make no impress
SION upon them. They are mere
theorists-vsionary theorists. They are
blind guilds. They are political quacks.
They keep one anothcr in countenance,
willis, the real, practical. thinking men Of the
country are trying to originate some measure
that Will, as Governor ALLEN says, be worthy
of tie age, and perform the manifold fuDc-
tious which tho p esent financial condition
Of The world dtmauds Of the monetary sys-
TEN OF every country. XII.
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Profitable and Improbable EconOm,
From the Naiion.J

IN time of great business depression like
the present the numerous suggestions as to
the remedy which are made every day are
all entitled to certain amount OF respect,
because they all contain certain amount OF
truth. 1t is true, for instance, that too much
Of the floating capital of the country has
been 6xei in undertakings not Immediately
remunerative, and that, therefore, We ought
for the present to avoid such undertakings.
1t is true that the habits bred by the war
have tempted great many people into
living very expensively, and that In times
lik these they ought TO reduce their style
OF living. 1t is true, also, that the ex-
perience we have had OF the tampering
OF Congress with the currency since the
panic; has probably aggravated the distrust
with which hbe paper money iss regarded.
and that this aygravation is very natural, and
that, therefore, increased caution 10 business
operations is desirable. But then q large
number Of financial prophets aud advisers
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coincidence vs.. Specio- Payments.

.r.onadence vs.. Specie Payments.
Ina recent interview, the report OF which
,,ss once been reproduced in this paper, Coy
ernor ALLEN, Of Ohio, made the following
among other remarks
v1 regard specie. payments Cn the sense m
1pb;ch that term might have been employed
twenty years ago) as o physical lmpos:ioli,ty
No.. and for all time to come. In my Jndg'
men. the business of the world and the imam
ciai needs of mankind have ousgroTn the
canacity OF the mines to produce precious
metals enough to serve as basis OF cur
rency. The business of the world to-day -
transacted not by the transfer OF coin as Id
the dave of Venetian and Spanish CONNER.
cisl supremacy, but by the interchange 81
,naner b;lls Representing credit; representing
the confidence of raen in one auo1her-a con.
ifdence which is the outgroIth OF lhe ints.
mate acquaintance between communities ana
nations rendered possible by modern me-
thods OF locomotion. IL some countries there
is still coin 10 circulation, and paper money
Is exchangeabls at par for 1t. But nowhere
do specie.pay ments exist except by Suner-
ance. Nowhere could the shadow OF specie.
payments which does exist be maintained
for moment il the people who hold paper
money were to withdraw their confidence
from the banks which hold what there Is OF
gold. In q word, the pretence OF specie
payments which exists 10 Eoglabd,} the
strongest coin country 10 the world, would
fall tomorrow but for the credit OF the banks
bssed upon the confidence OF the biil.bold-
ers. Therefore, you see, the basis OF Dusl-
ness in specie-paying as well as In non"Specle-
narinp count ries. il credit and nothing but
credit, after all. cannot now 20 over the
whole subject. can give you my view OF
the matter in few words / regard the ac-
complishment Of resumption IN this country
as physical impossibiiity. and regard
tie whole doctrine Of spccle-pay menis az an
idealty without practical foundation 70 rest
OIL. regard it as barren Ideally, Sir"
The last issue OF the New York Wodld I'M
dertakes to ridicule these statements: Tor
they are mere statements Of facts by way
OF argument. III. +. .--. =.
Rut which Of these assertions is untrue
Where is the nation that uses specie! lne
hest authorities say that in England com Is
used only to the extent of about one half
dollar 70 every one hundred dollars OF cur
rency-currency including checks, bank
notes. &c. What country could possibly
nay specje! Let US come down to the facts
of the case. In the United States on The
3O,h dsy of June, 1875, according to the
sworn statements Of the officers OF The ma
;ional banks, the following was tine condi-
zion of those institutions:
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.-asC-NMS-AND 7isxfUHsHAHS4
HRlNDRAMILY EKURsIH
" roswssr roisr e
oNsroSDAx, Audas 80, 1878.

committee or Red Men from GHIghAHOMI-
Nv TRIBE, whose experience III couduc!ing ex-
cursicDs cannot, be doubted, pre- pose giving iife
GRhNDEsTfF xCURsrdN OF TIE SEASON
on MONDAY, August 80. All who Wish 70 s1st
me san wafer m3r feefHssufen cgfgntfufznie.
Good music will be In ATTENDANCE.
sTICKErs. GentiSmen, rs cents: ladies' 90 cents;
children under twelve years Of age, 20 sentsto DC
had of mes5is. JustfS Il Son. I0cers, No. easI
Broad street. nc. Wyatts music store, Tenth nd
Main streets: Kersey Son jewellers, fifteentn
aud Main streets A. A. Scott. druggist: wehty-
fth and Broad streets; or of the committee NJ the
depot. - E't'.>
au IL 626 27&2S g,...:, AZ +. 4u.-.-.L J
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Plain Directions .fur accidents, Emer.
gencies, and Poisons," is the title of little
pamphle. which the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York gives to its policy.
holders. Also, s'Platn Directions for the
Care Of the Sick" Business is business.
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The Westminster Rsgiep for July has
been sent to us by Messrs. WooDHousE g.
PARrrAn, the Richmond SCENTS Of the Amer.
can publishers.
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND COMMASDERY, NO. 2,
KNIGHTS Ea1PLAR. {
ORDERS No. 40-Sir Knights ~
~ attend q called assembly Of the ~
Comnlapdcry at 81. ,lhau's Hall TCsS- ~
DAY EVENING the 17th instant at 3 II \
o'clock, to receive the IenGrt OF Our COM -.
mittre aupoint"d n the last Assembly. 'a
By order of the eminent Commander
L. l.. BAS>, Capatn-Gcneral.
Attest: GEORGE Z. PACE. Recorder.
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This excursion OHers 10 LIE CitiZeS VI
and those Oh the line Of the railroad an opportunity
of enjoy ing Il trip over the mountains and spend
ing tWenty-fOur hours at Inc ..s a.. a.....:.
g WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. e,
II also affords an opportunity 10 those who have
Snriurs as there win be ample time between the
roir q up and returning Of the train,
A bappspe-csr will be attached TO the train with
r. IaHI n PERSON in charge. All baskets and bag
pare should be MARKED 10 proven: mistakes.
!, unle accomm oGatio eau be had at the springs
NJ az per duy aud al the Caldwell House at $3.50
The train will leave Richmond at 6 A. NJ: and
nass Louisa Courthouse at 905; Gordonsvile ut
a:43; Charlottesville at 1855 Staunton at 12:45:
and reaching the While sulphur at $50 p: ".
Eeturniu., win leave White sulphur a. about r.
Nj, wednesday, august Is, stopping 1t same points
n necessary and reaching Richmond at 6:3O A.
~, THURSDAY, August ~.
The ladies have arranged 10 serve 10 Inc 0Acur-
sion ISIS, through Mr.. a. PiZztui,
REFRESHMENTS
AT fhe following prices 3 1
Double Sandw iches. ......''..'..'.'.'.''.i camte
Cup of coffee or cold cens'
cr-creau.. .......... ....lo cen's'
Cake fruits and cigars at city prices.
whose duty Il shall be to give special attention TO
ladies goirg without escorts. q.
FARE FOR THE ROUND IRlP-FlVE
Tirreis can he had at Merchants National Bank,
Carner's rick office. Hudgius, Gordon 70 Co.'S, or
OF any of the Commltee o. Arrangements.
..... --....@ CHARMING T.. BEDFORD,
$500. . NESrOR II. FORBES, g
Z. z. HUDGlSS,
A. VI. LYON,
ALL 6-B,S,Tu,W,S,&M6 Committee.
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gf,ARniING AND LODGING.

BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT 800
d Franklin street. nearly opposite the Square.
Handsome chambers. secoud floor; dressing rooms
;or yrnGIeInen au 13-eod1m
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DEATHS.

Dad. sud, emily. at StrlbIlng Snriags. Va on me
OF Ire 14h in,tart. Mrs. trGlSlaNA
EEA NDtR;i, tue seventy third year OF her age.
Her funeral to'k place last evening rom her ilte
residence on Franklin street. In this city,
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The Lynchburg Republican is hereby id
formed that we did tsurrender TO the Mer-
curry. We couldn't say word in reply TO
its charge. ~ a
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y DECAYED TEETH.--We have
Drepared after consultation with some Of our
hest dentists, a CARROL1C MUUTH-WASH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF DE-
cAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. ~ II acts as 8
complete disinfectunt TO the odor caused BY de-
,ayed teeth, and is very pleasant 10 the smell and
tus,e. Sold In bottles 80 cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE s BAKER, Pharmacists,
fs1n 919 Main street
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aPEsnkK N0TICEs.

2. UIfB&A1&8F NWHXA1NJS =
- cHEAPEt4IANE EVER Five hup1
|sY ,dred dozen svFiss MUSLIN RUFFLFs, well
made ina goodssle, at eoc. per dozen worth
8oc.; s
400 shozen ssEISs MUSLIN RUFFLEs, with laee,
eyes, Mt 45c. per dozen worth 81; re
bargains; &
5000 pounds three, fo,ir-yand Gssssrsnd UF-
BLEAcHEDs kNITTISG-COrTOS Mt 3gc
pour6nf = TfsBRtyT1ERs'. 50
i GARRETT WARP, all colors. t3,f..e 4s,! an MI
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Mt LADIES' DRESSES. IT. ~sel &s
LINEN SUITS from 43 up 10 $40: Y
WHITE SUITS from 50 uD 10 $50:
SWISS MUSLIN nVERSKIRTS and BERTHAS
at 50 worth double the money; " -
A large stock Of QVERsklRTs and JACKETS at
CAI,Ito WRAPPERS from sl.5O to s4:
RI SSING SACQUFS from $3.50 to 50; 49,
CORSET..OV EsS from csc, To - i,
SKIRTS from Csc 10 rs: . ..., .-.
DRAWERS from soc. to 81;
CHEMIISE from soc. TO IS: ''s ~ i.H :"
NIGHTGOWNS from VI 10 ~; -...s al
APRONS from 25 10 75c.;
WHITE LAWN DRESS PATTERSs-sh'R Is
made and material for making basque, ana
trimming. ut 81 worth 50 (; ... lid "s-.t. EH
ULSJERS and DUSTERS, ut or,,,re,,,,..
Bsryaiss In REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS. ?"
jy3l ......-.. ~
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SUMMER s:ESD HFS.

x1TARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w VIRGINIA,
will be kept open until y ,TOBER 15ih. Septem-
her and October are neau ful months to be In the
mountains; and the BATHS at the WARM
SPRINGS are delightful o
,u1G.1,n ~ Proprietor.
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NJ CAMBRIA EMBRoIDERIEs, cnr
saTONTEIMMiiGS In ali styles, Yery eh, -
au IL .s:Ei d i SYCLE B4OrlIErSH
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GaT PIqUEs, PfQUEs, iPIQUEs, AT
front traryains 1T Ei& ~ LEvY BROTHERSS
! CDATs's and CAARK's sPooL.e0TToN. zoe
,,er dozen. @.sseg3a VII ,.slHg9 au11
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HENRIco COUNTY COURT CLERKS ;FFicE,}
August ] 4, 1878.
1 CALLED NJ GETTING OF THE
II BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HENRlto
COITNTY will be held at thu cCurt-hou:e on SA-
TTRDAY the 2lst instant al IL O'Clock NJ, Mem.
beers of the lare Township Boards Of the dife rent
SAMUEL Z. WADDILL,
au18.N W&F3t Clerk 10 Board
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III LACE SHAWLS AND L.cr
SACQUES at n great sacrifice 10 close ns..
WHITE ard coE0RED SHETbASD sHIwe'n
at iau III sYCLE BRUTafglt.s,
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~ FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN NECy
RUFELISGSa13 5c. Der dozen: N'
New,stisle hECk.sCaRFs, COLLARS, ,,d
NECK Nc cks AID SASH. R1ssoNs s~rsar,ss
KlD GLOV Is, ID ERLlS gloves. and GAryr
LIE r., at fau IL sYCLE BRUrHEkS'
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. DC.

ITO ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS
l. Roper's HanGbook OF Land and Marine I'm
eiues with Illustrations, % so: Traulwiue's Civil
Fnyneer's Pocket-Eook, IS; Haswell's Engineer
and Mechanics Pocket-B Book, So: Tempieton's
Engineer, Miliwright. aud Mechanics Pocket Com
panioL, $3.50; Nystrom's Pocket Book OF Me-
rhspics ara Engineering, revised and enlarged,
% SO; 7 he Architect and Builders Wade secum.
with price OF work, rules for measuring, and prices
of materials-a Complete book OF reference II the
mechanic, 90; Brownies CaIechism Of the Steam
Engine ~ rs; BrowDr's II .nd-bt OF the steam
Engine. 1850 :; Oyerman's houlder and Foundet's
Pocs et-Guide $3.50 For sale BY .-
au 4 rYOOEHOUSE & PARHAM.
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Ey NOTTINGHAM LACES AND Ilc.
- 'CURTATNS-a large assortment: A'h
MATTISGS. TABLE and FLOOK-OiI rtar,
at cost, at [su Ill SYCLn BROTsEprS
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
4 ING OF The MERCHANTS AND MErHAS-
IJS RUILDING FUND AND LOAN eSSOC!s.
TION Will be held on THIS (MondayI EVENING at
8 O'Clock. full meeting or the Board Oh DIRECTORS
Is desired. T.. IL. MOOhr,
lG.1.t EeCfetdES
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T. ~ VICTORIA LAWNS. SWISS urs
LISS.z TARLATkSS. -LACE-STEtPEn ,s,r
LlNS, PiQUgs. PLAiS. asd ChGCKgD ysstI
au II STCLE BROTUrpa,
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This excursion offers to the citizens Of Richmond
and those on the line Of he railroad opportunity
of enjoy ing trip over the mountains and spend
ing twenty four hours at lhe .. .s.s.. g.. lad: 80
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NTASONIC NOTICE.-The stated msyygz@
IYl convocation of Fl RMAN ROY Al SsZA@
At.TH CHAPTs X. No. So, :" III take pls p SSkJTtEs
THIS EVENING u ~ O'Clock at Masons'
Hal, on twenty fifth street al Royal hrch Wa
sons in COOL standing iratel nay invited TO at
TEND sy order Of the II (. II. L. ~ r..
IN lRll* WILLIAM WIl.EON, Secretary.
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spEEEAIs Nerft.Ea.

/; NJ LARGE STOCK OF M0tJpE1Ss
saOUi.s-ntcs1 ss-Aus.raifan Crepe. BsnttL
FIssfh and English asHrlno, Diasonals. se,ss,,
au II sYcLE BKoTHEEs ~
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
i of the stockholders Of the POWHATANl ROS
CONPa ANY will DC held Mt No. 513 Grace street,
Richmond, Va, Ut IL n. AUGUSTA 1873:
- T. L. JONES,
an 1O..d .s ts- $3.50 Secretary.
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JAMESTOWN TRIBE. No. Al. |. o. Z. NJ.
% A regular Council fire of this Tribe Will be hin
died On MOND- y, August +. S75. al s o'clock
Pus sess of great importance TO tie rfine VIII c'am
their attention. every member is ordered 10 be
nresept promptly. BY order Of the w s..
Ia 161tx W. = SMITH. G.. If r.
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NASONICNOTICE.--The members a.
ITl ofTENPLE LODGE No, 9, 4. +. and Xxx
A. 81, are requested TO attend 4 called meet-I -
Ing al It AIhan's Hall lH1S t1onday) EVE
NJ G At O'Clock. Members Of city sister lodges
aud transient brethren In good standing are re.
srecltully invited TO be with us.
Ey order of the W. NJ ,,.,, ,,o,,r
Secretary 11To tenn.
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81 15N'ssSrich Reskrts. 6nia ling a
Decislons on GeudA InEhfkst nSided 10
The Colsrts OF LsssgR Resort -sle se7erahf
sla.es.switt Noiss and RefetBnces 2g
isaac sRAsT HHpsPs1s. Volu4e KEY.
AIhaAus rx21Ipk sshHs IN 3815. ~
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" II. ZIMMERMAN "a SON.

IL +. ZIMMERMAN son,
Ii. Auction and Commission Merchants,
No. GAL La. avenue, near 7th street northwest.
TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, TWO 90 NEW TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLINGS TIN ROOFS AND
FIRE WALLS ON THE CORNER OF Urn
Ahp STREETS AND LITE STREET AND
MASSACHu SETS AVENUE SOUTHEAST,
- By virtue of two deeds of trust dated re-
AI spectiyely May l4th "A. ID. 1874, am June 9th,
a d. iTi, and recorded respectively in Liber No.
ga! folio ass and Liber No 7:2, folio 3lS, among the
laLd records for the District Of Columbia, AID at
the request of the parties secured thereby, 1 will
sell at public auctOn in front of the premises. to
the highest bidder. on THURSDAY, June gath,
A. ID. ISIS, at o O'Clock p. m, all those pieces or
lots Of ground situate in the City of Washington I'm
said District, and known upon the official plat
thereof "a lots numbered six, and thirteen ID
in Scrogeins subdivision of lot numbered four, a.
IN fOrsy tn division of square numbered ten hun
dred and eights eight SS,) as said subdivision is
recorded in the Surveyor Office of said City in
Book DR.. w. ID. Magruder,' folio us, together
with the lmproy ements thereon, consisting Of Two
Two-story Frames. Both corner houses, with
splendid wide lots, and will be sold separately
Terms Of sale 0ue-third cash: (Of which SIS
on each house must be paid time of sale) baance
in 6, Y and j. m nths with interest at per cent
per annum until paid from day of E, 20 he Sc
property sold. ConyeyanCing and recording at
purchasers cost If terms of sale not com piled
with in six days after sale the Trustee reserves the
right TO resell at risk and cost of defauling pur-
Chaser. WIN. r. HDLTZM AN, Trustee.
Jeli-d NJ. g. LUTTRELI, Salesman
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I,IEB.
O'Clock last e, euiug, Mr,.AeAraa

4. lNNyH.
The relatives aBd friends Il the family are invita-
& attend the funeral from her late ras ienra goS
Ath street srLtheast on "Wednesday morning 10
morrow Re IUIcm mass az -. Peter chnrch a.
10 20 clock q m
hEARNEl. On the 2Ist June, ISIS A. 10 "A
clock 2. m, Nrs. ANNE OkEARNry, u-ifa al
lgulas - hearucy, On the SSth year Of her age
Tue funeral from 49, MARYLAND aNrune "a "A
friends invited.
PlSfoRlo. June -, at ~ a m, IlrfaN MAJ
GARET, youngest child II Nichula, AMI Ann. ~.
tOri1. aged years aud month.
Freed from her pain, IN sweet rapN-e,
ls laid a mother : dearest pride.
Hover that scarcely walked q life
And light and beaut, ere a. died
Cod IN He mercy hath recalled
he preClou, boon his love had given.
Sid though the Casket molier- here.
The gem isspsrkling nov u Heaven
funeral from II > street southeast. OF Thurs
DAY 2ith inst, At .. m. Friends respectfully ID
Nitdt attend. tBrooklyn papers please copy. ] r
TYLER. At hIs re~id.uc- I43a Carcprar -
DANlEL 1YLER, Esl. al ; IS a. Ia TIA. 7Bta ysat
Of hi> age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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III +. ZIMMERMAN h SON,
III. ATctioneers and Commission Merchants,
GAL Louisiana avenue

TRISTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON THE CORNER OF 1sr AND G sTS
NORTHEAST, FRONTING los FEET ON q
STREET-SlX LOTS 20xl00, AND THREE
LOTS 16x137, in SQUARE No. 6s6.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated December
%S, A. ID. 1874, and duly recorded in Liber No.
163, folio ~ ct seq. among the land records of
the District of Columbia. and By direction of the
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction
IN front Of the premises to the highest bidder on
FRIDAY, June rs, A. d. 1875, at 6 O'Clock D. m
all those certain piesss parcels or lot. of o1nd
end known and described all Of ignal lots mum,
tered twelve III and thirteen, 49, in square mum
bered six hundred and eighty SIX, $751;
By consent Of parties in interest these lots will be
sold above divded-six lots 9Ox 00 and three LOT
l6xlS-one lot with the privilege, for the convent.
ence Of purchasers.
Terms of sale: One.fourth cash. OF which $50 on
each lot must be paid at time of SALE and the bal
knce in six, twelve and eighteen months, in eaual
payments, to be secured by purchasers note bear
ing interest from the day OF sale at h rate OF
per cent. per annum until paid payable semi. an
nualy } aud deed OF trust on premises sold Com
veyancing and recording AZ purchasers cost II
terms Of sale complied with in six days after
sale the Trustee the right resell At risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser
WM. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee
!el2 NJ. q. LQTrRELL, Salesman.