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y propositions is now under coDsid-
erAtinn-by whom IL not ststed-tO pur-
chase the entire bullion product Of the
Consolidated Virginia and California
mines Tor year for use in the resUmp-
ton ofspecie payments. Such propo-
sition cannot be entertained by the
Democratic house. 1t smells too loud of
gohharu
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NAsaI.s4oss. March Is. ! am.
FIR ne Gtlf states, 7eaaCssce and the
Oaf7 vattey, clear or partly cloudy
VeGther, starry rising temperature,
scTthcast 20 s0uth,aSt tTiHds, aud high
yO7osoe1 By slolgy .flt ing barometer.
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IT appears from a statement OF the
chief Of the bureau Of ordnance that the
Nut Island experiments by Norman
Wizard resulted in no good, the guns
either bursting or were thrown sside.
Thirty-hve thousand five hundred dol-
lars were paid him for there expert
ments. We want Wizard, right this
mnment. Whara is hep
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DIED.

RAGAN-At tn residence OF herso in aw
Col. Ell Rayner, a. 5 O'Clock p.m.' Mono az
Mrs. Lou Raglan,
Funeral services By Rev. S. Landrum this
TUESDAY, afternoon, at o'clock, at Col.
Rayne-'s residence, Giu's Staten.
GREGORY-On Sunday morning, March II.
1876, EDWIN GREGoRY, son OF joseph N. snd
Bette Gregory, aged ive and-1-half years.
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ON ACCOUNT Of the increase Of goods
passing through the Philadelphia Gus
tomhouse for the Centennial EXPOSE
tiOn, al additional supply Of officers fs
demanded by the collector Of that port.
One hundred thousand dollars will b.
required fox the purpose. E" More
Y,nansv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-14

LIEUTENANT GovgRNoR DAVIS has,
It will b seer, bcen convicted almost
unanimously ~ ths senate Of &is-!ssip.
p' Of higa Imss abd misdsmeSnors in
office, aid e. 10 Be sentenced CT Fhurs-
day, the ssFen -y-th:,d iUstEat B9 a.
rnae the senate Vii Do d5ub. Oe ready
pass upon Governor Ames and both
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-14

ISthe municipal elections In the cities
of Maine yesterday, Bangor elected w.
b. Hayford Republican, mayor; Bidde-
ford elected BnrDbam, Democrat; Au.
gusta snd Beifsst elected Republicans
(narres not piyer).
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-14

CINCINNATI, March 13.-Vslentine
Becker, q shoemaker, while jumping
from q train on the Little Miami rail-
road, near PendistOn, last evening,
stumbled aui fell under the cars, the
wheels passing over his head, killing
him instantly.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Dbryyl-4~41 65lEtL
R z al ESTATE.

No. 1871, r. D.-FIrst Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessse-B. +. Anderson, Com
missioner of Revenue, etc, VS.. r. Z. dunlap
Pursuant TO a decree for sale entered in this
eau e, on the 10th day OF March, 1876, and g
corded in Minute Book IA, page 81, wall sell,
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, in front OF the courthouse, in the city OF
MemphfS. on
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CIarksville Plow.

WE are now agents forthis celebrated PloW,
w which We believe is ths best N use, and
keen a full stock always on hand. Send or
deTs PORTER, TAYLOR & Co,
p1il O. IS Union street.
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THE comptroller Of the currency has
called upon the Nstiorsi banks to make
a showing Of their condition Up to FRI
Day last.
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S,turdar, sth Dag Of AprII, 1876,

within legal hours the following described
real estate, or 50 much thereof may % n
cesSary 20 discharge the taxes sdjudged against
said property, and ali costs As shown by said
decree, to Wit; The west half Of lot g. IN block
IS, in South Msmph :, frOnting 20 .eeJ, more or
less. on crowns avenue, and extending back
south 10 feet.
This I4th day OF March, ls75.
=. z. ANDERSOS,
Commissions OF Revenue, etc
Jobn Johnston. ktf0rv ey rnhi4 tn
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THE cclCrsd friends Of Pinehbsck
held Sn indignation meeting ia Wash
iDgi0n lsst night. Morton was the
granny. -
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EJUBOTRAT1Cz, the Herr sgosinisn
leader, with several Of his companions
was srrestei few days ago by the
Austrian. s IA the wsT Goss on.
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VaIusble Bogks for sale,

TyVHE undersigned Is still Offering 70. sale hi
i library Of Misct llaneoGs Books, aud at
extremely low price. Pers Is Wishing -
parchase the whole, or sny part, are quest
70 call and examir e the cOllectiO ., which EN-
braces many OF the finest books in print.
mh5 +, W. SMITH, 81 Second 81.
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A PosTHUAroUs Hve-sct trsgedy by
Bu!WeF hes bssn discovered, the scene
Of Bbieh y laid at A hers.
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GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by
= the Sinking Fund Commission, till Mon.
day, April 81, at II O'Clock, for the purch Sc OF
Fifty Thousand Dollars OF Memphis City
Bonds, for account said Fund. Commission
ers reserve the right to reject any or all bids,
l. ID. HILL, Chm'n 4. F. G.,
mill 2$3 Main street.
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QUINCY, ILL March 13.-The Whi0's
report shows the following summary Ct
the results OF tie late storm in Missouri /:
Ssven persons killed sud seventeen in
jured, three or faur OF them danger
ously. Some thirty hougas we're blown
down, and immense damage done to
orchsrds and timber. 1t is estimated
thst in Monroe AID Rails COUNTIES, one
Thousand miles OF fencing was FRUSTRATED
Five miles north Of Monroe, at the time
OF the hurricane, s terrific storm passed
over, leaving the ground covered with
eight CT ten incflts Of snow. .E.l.
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No 1878, r. D. First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, tennessee B. y. Anderson, Com
missioner of Revenue, vs.. W m. FerreH-
Pursuant 70 a decree for sale, entered in This
cause on the 10Th March, 1876, and recorded in
Minute Book II, page So, ETC., / will sell, al
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash,
In front OF the courthouse, Ia tie city OF
Memphis, on
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Yesterday q cotton and go1d: Nsa5
N5rt, cot'on, l2.c; Memphis, 1870 Men
lork, god closed at lli9; Memphis, 49,
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VICTORIA, up5n being proclaimed
empress, 10 10 pardon the FoBisns.
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Affenfinn- knights Temular.

VIHE members of st. Elmo Command
er No. 10, are requested to attend w
a meetipg. in the asylum of the cOm-/NN
msndery, this CTU ESDAY) evening, March
18th at ~ O'Clock, for the purpose OF confer
ring the Orders OF the Temple.
Fratres are couTteOusly invited.
BY order B. +. HALLER, L. G..
R. W. SHELTON, Recorder.
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Lieutonant.Govern Davis Found Guilty
By the Senate, the Voting Stand.
ing Thirty-tWO Against
Four.
] Judgment Postponed to the Twenty.
Third Instant-Articles Of I'm.
resentment Against Ames
Adopted. .g.
Full Statement Of the Case Against the
GovernOr-NO Chance for his Is.
! cape-Etc.
Special 10 the AppealI

Special TO the AppealI
JACBsot, March iS.-The senate con-
plsEded the trial Of Lieutenant Governor
Davis by q verdict of guilty @. high
crimes and misdeisieshors. The vote
stood-tof conviction, thirty-two; fer
acquittai, four; absent, one. Every
white and one colored senator voted
guilty. Formal Judgment &ill be pro-
nouncsd On Thursday, March 23J,
Bills were passed establishing qnarant
tine stations st the coast ports and
amending the charter at sardiss
The house adopted twenty one formal
articles OF impeacbm snt against Gov.
ernor Ames; ayes 20, nays 8. A bill
Masking it penitentisry ofense to steal
hogs, pigp, sheep and goats, regardless
Of value, was passed over the governors
veto. A bill creating 8hsrkey county,
out Of portions of Warren, Washington
and Issaquena counties, passed both
houses.
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ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, Sunday,
49,. ~ =. -.
"Wednesday nipht last the Abyssinja

Wednesday night last the AOyssinian
army crossed the river Decsssa Deppo,
and attacked the intrenched camp Of
the Egyptian army, when severe fight
ing took place. Thursday the Aoyssi-
mans were repulsed, and retrestel to
Odowa. King Lassa, the grand vlzier,
six chiefs and five thousand AbyssiniGns
ara reported killed in the trenches.
Prince Hassan and General LoIing es-
capped unhurt. Rhstib Pasha was
wounded. The Egyptian losses were
heavy, but toe victory was complies.
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The ST0RM.
Additional from Missouri, Iowa and
nlinOls-The Burial OF the Dead
Property Destroyed.
Terrible Effects of the Big Blow in
Europe-Fearful Destruction of
Houses in and About Pesth.

ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-Accounts of
the tornado which passed.over part of
northeastern Missouri Friday say The it,
tie town Of SaOsuksy, in Monroe county,
was entirely demolished. Two persons
were killed and twenty wounded, some
Of them seriously. At KeisaeIer sta
ton, on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad, two children we're carried away
by the storm and have not yet been
found. The wife and child Of Allen
JObUson, residing four miles from Han
nibsl, were instantly killed. The de.
struction of houses, barns, outbuiidinga,
stock, fences, grain, etc., has been very
great The tornado was about two hun
drsh ysrds gid', sBd bounded along the
eGth like rubber ball.
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WASHINGTON, March 19.-The chiei Ci
the bureau CT statistics furnishes the fol
lowing statement of exports. Of pro
visions for the month Of February:
From Baltimore, $685., COO; from Boston,
81, 246, 982; from Philadelphia, 81, 025,-
$50; from New York, s., al 900, and
fIon New Orleans, S43. 073.
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Severe Battle between the Abysstnians
and Egyptians.
LONDON, March l3, 2 p.m.-A post
script Of the edition Of the Daily NetDs,
issued This afternoon, contains the fol-
l0yinp.
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Hazel Green.

DUBUQUE, March l3-The damage to
property 10 the HszsL Green disaeser Ras
from forty 10 flty thousand dollars.
TIE tornado isvslled every tting in town
from tho soutbweEt to the northeast for
the space OF a0ou! eighty rode In width.
hon IS were taken up By the gale and
brle in sorie csaes hundred feet from
thsiT f0andatsOuE, an the most extraor-
dlDay feats were performed by the
wisd, Al ten0'olock yesterday the fa-
ntI&ls % the HEe persons Who were
kllsi took place, snd the bodies vera
inferred il the Cemetery at Hazel Green.
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IoNDoN, March IS.-The storm Of
Sunday did much damage ct Ports
moath, Weymouth, Dover, and other
6eapoIts SIX huudIei vessels took ref
uge ia the DlWng. The msiI.boat frpm
Calais and the Ostend were compelled
to put back. The French steamer Lab.
rador, from Hsvre Tor New York, re-
mAiped AT Plymouth some hours. The
storm extended to the continent. The
telegraph wires Ia the north OF France
were Frustrated, and communication be-
tween Paris ana London interrupted. A
telegram from Pesth 30 the NelOs says the
water in the Darube shows no signs OF
sabsiiing. The distress is Increasing.
A large dam has burst, and fifty thou.
sand sd iiianal acres u land, on which
are several villages, ara Inundated.
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Royal HAVAEA L0TF8RY, 1875
Grand Extraordinary Drawing
April "a. 1879.

UNLa Id OUU ALOEAG IL
Capital
IA Uaptsas hR1zo..-.. .,.s,s,.....-..---. 0OO,oVO
kGsA EEAE ApS WV
S7i Plies, 8 1850 zoe 10 ne GfstsIbufsd
Price hole Tickets, Sl6O; Half, $50; Quarter
$40; Tenth, SIS; TWeutieth, s..
This lottery has been in existence nearly
hundred years, aud never has failed in any
thing they have promised. Beware Of cOun-
terfelJ tickets, and look to tbe water ma- Ks In
the paper before uying. Oficial list OF prizes
sent to every purchaser OF tic kets.
MANUEL ORRANTIA,
mkI4 cod I6S Common ST., New Orleans.
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Petit Gulf Cotton Seed.
NOTICI.

ono BUSHELS GENUINE ARTICLE FOR
ClVB sale, to close consignment.
mhl4 STRATTON & WEXFORD.
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Along the Danube.

BUDA.PEsTlI, Msrch I8 In five email
tosn hips slong theD4uube Ave hundred
and lweutv-Oos houses collapsed from
the seventh 70 the ninth instant, i'm con
sequence Of the foundations being dam
ags1 by floods. In Pesth and its sub
uTbs il Is impossible 10 count the HOUSES
ruined. Four hundred square miles Of
wia;sT corn has besn lost to Hungary.
The foundations Of houses in Buds-
Pesth, being Undermined, Il is feared
that, II tia ihu ldauOc las 8, huge blocks
Of splsudid houses must fall. The large
iElsnd OF Czepei, below Pesth, contain-
ing five villages, was subtnerg Led, and ali
hOuses, except ten, swept away.
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BELKNAp's IMPEACHMENT.

Some days must elapse before the
com mittee on judiciary will be prepared
to report articles OF impeachment
against Bflknap. No material testi-
mony, If any at all, has been taken since
that Of Marsh. 1t is said that more than
week ego six or seven persons in the vi
ciDity of Marsh and Egans's late trad,
ing-post were summoned, and their ar
rival may soon be expected. In re-
spOnss to question recently of men,
Der of the judiciary committee, he said
that Iroof could be procured independ-
ent OF that of Marsh to abundantiy
support and prove the charges already
InQdQ
National Republican., 1876-10-18
Commercial.
MARKRTs ELsEWuHRw


NEW YORK, Oct. l7.-Cotton easy; sales ofI,07I
bales at lo1SG1l 1-loc Consolidated net receipts,
1882 bales. Exports-To Great Britain, o,T5O
bales; France a. Os5 bales; Continent us bales:
Channel z, ,s2i bales.
Flour unchanged; little more doing in City
Ing about steadg soutbsen 95hfE oArfIs Hr
doing, and without important change in price,
Rye -four steady at ~. 10 for superine. Corn
s2.7593.IO; Brandywine, s3a5@s 50. wheat about
1e. better; fair export and milling demand; sI.I6
GlE for ungraded spring; s1;I7 for new No.
old No. Milwaukee, in store; S1.24 for new No 2
Milwaukee; sl.2l@L25 for winter red Western;
slSo for amber state; sl2691 30 for amber Michi-
gan. Rye quiet at Tl6T4c. for Western; S5110 9Oc.
for Jersey, Pennsylvania, Canada and State.
dull and Barley malt quiet h and SiruGg uS
changed. Corn slightly in buyers favor; only
moderate demand for export and home use; sc.
for graded and ungraded steamer mixed; size
for graded low mixed; 5T65sc. for ungraded
Western mixed; 57G571zc for sail mixed; sec.
for Kansas mixed; SIG. for steamer yellow; soc.
for graded yellow. Oats slightly in buyers fa-
price. Hay firm and unchanged Hops un-
quiet; 1s@l91{c, gold, for cargoes; ls@2O1 gold,
for job lots. Sugar firm; moderate demand; $50
s1zc; for fair to good refining; e14c. for prime
dard A; 11c for powdered; 1l@1l1Sc. for granu-
lated; 14c. for crushed. Molssses nominal Rice
steady, and in fair demand; Carolina, 5211956I4c;
unchanged. Tallow steady at s14@S55c. Resin
hrmer at sL959205 for strained. Turpentine
hrmer at $50. for spirits. Eggs firm at 26c. for
State and Pennsylvania; 23@25c. for Western.
Pork unchanged. Beef quiet. Beef hams un-
changed. Tieree beef steady. Cut meats-West-
ern quiet; middles quiet; e14@91xc. for long
clear: Lard unchanged. Butter heavy; l50SOc
for Western; 20G35c. for State. Cheese un-
changed. Linseed unchanged. Whisky hrmer
at Sl.1i1%
BALTIMoRE, Oct 17-Cotton scarce and firm
for good grades; middling, 10A91O%c.
Flour more active and firm; Howard street su-
per, s4G475; do. extra, s5@5.5O; other grades uR-
changed Wheat active and firm; No. West
ern red, s13O; No. do, sI.25; Pennsylvania
red, s1.3391-S5; Maryland red, good to prime,
s1.3oGL3s; do. amber, $l.40; do. white, Sl309L35.
Corn - Southern quiet and hrmer; Western,
weak and lower; Southern white, 5295Ic.; do.
yellow, 53657c; Western mixed, 555z956zc- spet;
564c, November. Oats more active and irm;
Southern prime, 39840c.; Western white, 3s940c;
Western mixed, 35G3Tc. Rye frmer and higher
at 62@e7c Hay steady and unchanged. Provi-
sons dull and unchanged. Pork, $lS. Lard-re-
fined, 1l4@1lAc. Butter active, nrm and un-
changed. Petroleum nominal; crude, 1lZ912c.;
refined, 26c. asked, Csc. bid. Coffee strong quiet
and unchanged. Whisky quiet at S1.l51E.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 barrels; wheat, 13,c01
bushels; corn, S. 900 bushels; oats AT00 bushels;
rye, Us bushels. Shipments - Corn, $1,000
bushels.
National Republican., 1876-10-18
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,


OCT. I6, 1s7s.
SO b.moFe .Ts Eieast Gss and Way Stations.
6:4O Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations, Poipr
q Rocks, and intermediate Stations. Mha
7:lo Baltimore and Alexandria junction, sunda
PRESS. Pulmar Parlor Cars. Sunday stops
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations.
.rsf, s LGGs sas ans r
Frederick, Hagerstown and VALLEY road.
Parlor and sleepers. No connection for
800 Point Of Rocks and Way Stations: Harrison
Piedmont and way Stations. Main stem:
80 NEW YoRKAND BOSTON LIMITED EXPRESS,
and all Eastern cities. No stops except at
snd fhiiadephs suhpdsy 70 Batnore sns
Annapolis only.
2:lS Baltimore, Way Stations, Enicott City and
tam annapolis. An Avn ,on
ExPREss. Alexandra JUNCTION. On Sun
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations. Frederick via
$50 BALTiMoRE AND LAUREL ExrRxss.
tan Branch.l Connects on Saturday for Ha-
i;i Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
6 ASR WIS.,
chester. Sleeping cars TO Cincinnati and
LOU1EV1LLE.
$50 Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
7:0O PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS,
7:l5 Baltimore and Way Stations.
7:35 PittsbBrg, Chicago, and Columbus.
s:s Baltimore, Alexandria Junction anG Relay:
10:00 NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NIGHT Ex-
PRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
1o:o6 Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
Junction.
HIS ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI Ex-
PREss, and to Louisville on Saturday.
Sleepers.
7:lo, s:0 $40, s:2O a. m. It4o AS. 5:3o 645, 100
7:l6 7:2S e:2O 1880, 1906 and II As d. m, daily
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown,
phiA at $40 a. m. and lao D. m.
For further Information apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and 49,
sol and 6oS Pennsylvania avenue, and No. Glib Fif-
teeuth street n. w., where orders will be taken for
baggage TO be checked and received at any point In
the city.
TH0S. r. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent
National Republican., 1876-10-18
AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.
SHERMAN & HANDY, Anets.

TLusTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE REAI, e.
TA.E slTu ATED ON STREET. BETWEEN
TWENLl FIRST AND TWENrY-SEOOND
STREE1S kORTHW EST. =
Byysrtae Of deed of trust to me- dated
~ August 8, a, IL, 1879, and duly recorded IN
Liber No. lzBs folio 10, one Of the land re-
cords for Washington county, District OF
- Columbia, and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby as trusts win sell ut public auc-
ton, In front OF the premises, on MOSDAY, the
9Th day of November, 1875 II O'Clock D. m. all
thet piece or parcel OF ground known and dlstin-
guished as lot lettered "A, in Maria Swami re-
corded subdivision of original lot mbered thfr-
ieen ia in square stNty-eight, (S In the city OF
Washington. District OF COLUMBIA, beginning for
the same at the northeast corner Of sd lot thirteen
(IS,C on street northwest, and running south on
the line OF said lot stxtyseven (67) feet nine (sl
lnches thence west fifteen C5l feet thence north
parallel line with line Of said lot thrteeE 3 sixty
seven t6If feet nine 9 Inches street. thence east
Efteen tl5) feet to the place Of beginning contain
ing LOLA square feet, more or less.
Terms of sale: One hundr ed and nty-three dol
ars and nineteen cents with interest the rate of
IN per cent. per annum from August 8, ISIS; and
expenses of sale in cash. the balance at twelve (2)
monlhs, for which the note Of the purchaser bear
In r-fnteresf from the day OF sale, and cureSby
deei Of trust spon the property sold, will be taken
deposit of 800 Will be required OF the purchaser
at the time Of sale, and a conveyancing Will be at
the expense OF Ihe purchaser.
III tesms OF sale are not compiled with within sever
10 days the trustee reserves the right to resell the
properly at the risk and cost of the defaulting pVr
chaser. GEO. W. STICRNEY,
oclI-TuThS&ds Surviving Trustee.
National Republican., 1876-10-18
Woodbury. Wheeler
GOVERNMENT SALES.

A UCTION SALE OF
CONDEMNED NAVAL STORES
AT THE
MAYNARD, WASHINGTON, d. O.,
TUsDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1876, AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ.
EQUIPMENTS.
A large lot Of Rope, Hammocks, Bags, Cooking
tains, Hose of several sizes, and many other ar
tieles. -
Bread, Dried Apples, Rice, Coffee, Meat, and
CLOTHING.
Shoes, Trousers Jackets, Flannel, Sheeting,
Underclothes and other articles.
SMALL STORES.
Tobacco, Soap, Mustard, Pepper and other ar
CONTINGENT.
Padlocks and other kinds; also, lot of Yeo-
man Stores, sc.
CONSTRUCTION.
u A lot Of tools of various kinds, consisting Of
many other articles.
ORDNANCE.
One thousand and sixty-six pounds Serge Cart
ridge Bags, Stoves and other articles.
YARDS AND DOCKS.
One Yoke Of Oxen, one Horse, one Light Wagon,
a number of carpets, Furniture of various de-
scriptions, four Ranges, one Cook Stove and mis-
cellaneous articles.
STEAM ENGINEERING.
A lot of Salt Water Soap.
A full schedule of all articles can be seen by
applying at auctioneer's office, southeast corner
Ninth and D streets northwest, Washington, d. G.
Twenty per centum of the purchase money will
be required at the time Of sale;
positively forfeited to the Government.
JOHN G. FEBIGER,
Commodore u. S. n, Commandant.
FR1NR d. CLEARY,
National Republican., 1876-10-18
Bros Auctieneers,
~ Southeast cor. Ninth and d streets n. ".

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctieneers,
~ Southeast cor. Ninth and streets n. W.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
VEST hNb SfxTH 81 aND RsTREETs s9Ta s9Ta
Wet, AND AM gNiMpR9yED PROPERTY ON
"a. By virtue Of two deeds of trust, dated Sep
@ tem5eT G bet, ~ S, lSaS and recorded in LibeE No.
- LibeT No. sIs, folio sis, ct seq. and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby we will offer for
part OF lot II, in square No. 4s, beginning for
the same at point on the line of Seventh street
Of said lot No. IL and the nee running north along
said street twenty feet and four and half inches,
lot thence south twenty and four and one half
inches, and thence east one hundred feet to the
place Of beginning, and improved by three-story
And imms sdisteIy thereafter, part of lot in Todd
mencing for the at the northeast said
and neRes
S1d fTeety se @ ffd fsIa ben north feet g
one hundred and twenty 2O feet 10 the place Of be-
ginning, and improved by three-story brick
On TUESDAY. October 81, 1876. at o o'clock p M,
will also sell lot and the eastern part of lot 20
having front Of three tsS feet on south street.
and running back with the same width the SOUTH
proved bv two two-story frame bouses "-N
And Immediately tnereaf er, all that piece and
No. Ss4, beginning for the same at point on Ninth
street forty O south of the OF
With he line of Ninth Sence west Rna
dred oo feet to original lot S thence north twenty
the place of beginning.
Terms oI SAFE, One fourth cash, and balance pay
able in six, twelve and eighteen months, with in
terest at per cent from day of sale to be secured
piled with within five (5 days, the trustees
Of the defsStins PuTehsseF deposit Of 500 viii
TR5nHs 4GSEfh Il h{bs, {EbBssoN':, Trustees.
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