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THE COAL TRADE.-The quantity Of coal
week was 9I4I6 tons, against IOOG6 tons for
the corresponding week of last yeaT-in-
crease, 81 $50 tons. The quantity sent Tor
the year was 60 800 tons, against 507 .:555 tons
for the same period of last year--increase,
ll9 965 tons. The quantity sent from all the
regions for the week was: Anthracite. 299. 1876
tons; bitumiDous. IS, $50 tons; total. $50 .Osl
tons; against 2l3 l56 tons anthracite aud Gs $50
tons bitumlnous-total, 2Sl, 592 tons for the
corresponding week of last year. Increase
OF anthracite. SO G59 tons, decrease o! btu
minous. l21H tons. The quantity shippe
from al the regions for the year was: An
thr8cite, 1852 0il tons; bituminous go SIS
tons; total, 3.4i7.623 tons; against 2.6S6 2l5
tons anthracite and g. %, tons bituminOus 90
total, S.3l4.SH2 tons for the corresponding pc
Rod OF last year. Increase on anthracite
80 so tors; increase OF bituminous. 6 9il
tons. Total increase, -, 751 tons Miners
.fOUgTlCf I'm.
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"WHE .uURUUR YEP,

HIVE NOT READ THAT AsOoD SUIT
HI OF CLOTHES Can be bought io5 S.,
A FINE sPRIsG SUIT, fifteen different styles,
HABLE BEOs.
REST AND SOBBlEsr SUITS ever offered in
" liable BROS.
\ IGHT OR DABK SHADES FINE CAssI-
Az HABLE BROS.
ELEG4Nr BUSINESS SUITS. Of Imported
LIABLE BROS.
BEAUTIFUL EHEIISH Or SCOTCH CAsSI-
At H.Bis BIOS.
RICH and ELEGANT BUSINESS Ok DRESS
HABLE BROS.
1--WE ONE HUHDRED VARIETIES OF
W BUSINESS OF DRESS SUITS, At SIS,
At HASLE kROs.
TEE FINEST LINE AND BEST STYLES Of
II imported Csss salts ever disSlsysd; .. $40,
HANDSOME, STYLISH AND ELEGANTLY
AT HABLE BRos.
EyIRY VARIETY OF SHADE AND STYLE
LIZ Of Cut IN lhe rsss OF Business Epi.., . S25,
at hABbE 5SOS.
- EGUIlR CUSTOM MADE SUITS the new
H ss' and richest Patterns ., 81,
SUPERB LINE Or CUsTOM-MsDE SUITS OF
- tie hnSst Foreign Fabrics, At $50,
AT
HA5LE sROS.,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Ulothiers,
nsr9r Corner Tth and ID streets.
ERANkLIN CO,
1t OPTICIANS,
No. 1877 PENNSYLVANIA AvEyUE
Genuine Brazilian Pebble spectAcles dsc7- " Istp
AT RCses IsDUSTRIAL HONE @ street, be-
n tween D. n and 2lst, the Ladies' can have Plain
Nc done nssuy .ec re. ely, Also DBssS-
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SEMINARY GIRLS AT A FIRE.-South
Hadley certainly should give the seminary
young women vast credit for their Ell
cient and systematic work at the recent
fire, writes a correspondent This is the
second time within few years that they
have help subdue fires, and he thinks it full
time the voters either form fire brigade
with buckets OF their own, or vote the wo-
mems rights ticket and give the care of their
property to the other sex. Hundreds of lazy
men loafed about watching the fire while the
girls worked!-[SUii Republican.
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"GREASISG' QUAkTERH ASTERs. 49, The
Secretary OF War has reported to Ihs House
Of Representatives for the Information OF
tie Committee on Expenditures in the War
Department, in response TO the request from
The chairman of that committee for all in
formation relating TO certain charges pre-
ferTed against Colonel Mackenzie by Colonel
Reynolds, that the correspondence bet Teen
Reynolds and Mackenzie about corn cou-
tracts a. Fort Richardson, Texas, in Is |, and
subsequent charges against Colonel Macken-
zle by Colonel Reynolds, were forwarded TO
The War department by General Sheridan,
December Is, 1871, returned to the headQuar-
tiers, military division OF the Missouri, IN
January, 1872, but cannot DOW be found.
The papers transmitted by the Secretary in
clude General McCook's report as special in
spector for the division OF the south. made in
November, ISL, and dated San Antonio,
Texas. He says that his attention had re-
peatedly been called 10 the general democrat
iZstion that existed in the administration
OF the qusrterma ster's department, and that
there was system in vogue called ''greas-
ing" which meant no less than that quar-
teImasiers or their employees must either
have an interest in the contracts made or
must be rewarded ty presents of greater or
less value 10 favor The recipients ofcontracts
or act ur Justly toward t.TnpetitOrs In order
10 secure the sane ipr some favorite who
would consent 10 resort 10 sUch corrupting
and dtshonOrable practices. He states,
among other things, that Wickes & Adams,
the largest contractors in the state, present
ed 10 Mrs. Reynolds, the wife of General
Reynolds a nouse and lot in San Antonio.
General McCook said that IL would be in
teIesting 10 know how many carriages and
horses were given TO army officers as pres
tnts by citizens engaged in furnishing army
supplies. and he condemned such practices
as calculated 10 have a damaging influence
generally on that branch OF the service. 1t
appears from the documents that General
Reynolds in December. 1871, denied to the
War department the truth of the charges
that public interests In Texas had been sac
those NOnfrQRfnrS ha aY.u
declined, as Reynolds requested, to give the
reason why General Reynolds was relieved
OF his command in Texas, as information in
such cases was unusual.
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TEE ENGLISH BoAT-RACE.
Victory for Cambridge.

loNDoN, April q, , y. m.-rBe annual boat
race o. the Thames between the oxford and
tamblidE university crews took place to
day, aud resulted An victory for the Cam
bridge crew.
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uAyk YE NOT READ THAT GOOD SUIT
HI OF CLOTHES Can De bought for g.,
At HABLE BIOS.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Captsin A. f. Rockwell,
assistant QuaTtermaster, will, in addition to
his present duties, relieve Major william
Myers, oUartermaster. OF his duties as depo.
guaTtermaEteT IN this city. First Lieuts.
ECmund Rice. SIN Infantry; W. ii. II. Gro T.
IL, eth infantry. and John j. Clague, 12,h
infantry, by the direction OF The Secretary Of
War, are relieved from duty at the Leaven-
worm prison, Fort IeaV enwOrth, Kansas,
on The Recommendation OF the comm AID in z
Cflcer q: the prison. and VIII jJi2 their re-
sprnfiVe CCInpaQiPE.
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\ IGHT OR DABK SHADES FINE CAssI-
AZ HABLE BROs.
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HANGING WOULD BE Too GOOD FOR
HlM.-At Rochester, New York, DIR. Elijah
ID. Wood has been convicted Of procuring an
abortion on Mrs. Lottie Ford, causing her
death. Sentence was suspended one week,
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pEsT AND NOBBiESF SUITS ever offered in
ID v sshing tOn, for sl2,
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A FINE sPRIsG SUIT, fifteen different styles,
HABLE BEUS.
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TIE COMING EMPEEOR.-DOm Pedro II q,
OF Brazil, Is expected ID reach New York
about the 18th inst. The Emperor expects
TO be present at the opening of the Ceuien-
NAL exhibition and In the ceren Onies on the
Fourth Of July. after which he will make "A
tour OF the country. visiting Niagara Falls
Chicago, st. Louis. San Francisco and
other points. The Empress will come with
him for The benefit of her health but will re-
main in New York while the Emperor m ages
the tour Of the country. Dom Pedro was
born December .. 1925, and IS therefore IN his
5ist year. His father. Dom Pedro / was the
first Emperor or Brazil, add was The son q.
King John VI. and Queen Donua Maria I.
of Portugal. The royal family fed to RIO
when the French entered Portugal in 1907
and when they returned the prime regent re-
manned and became Emperor after the revO-
luton of ls22. He abdicated in 1851 in favor
OF his son. sthe present Emperor, who was
then only ) years Old, and returning TO POr-
iGgal drove out his uSurping brother Don
Miguel and enjoyed a Shortlive1 reign.
Dom Pedro ii. was declared OF age at Il by
act of the Brazilian legislature, and was
crowned July u, 1871. His reign has been an
era OF continued progress and prosperity for
country that had previously been constant
ly distracted by the quarrels of factions aud
frequently torn by civil war. Dom Pedro
was married when IL years of age TO There's
Christina Maria, daughter OF Francis l..
King of the Two Sicilies. They have twl
children, the Princess Isabella and Leopold
ma. The former acts as regent during IN IL
absence Other father. From this country
the Emperor will go TO Europe, where be
will remain for over year.
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ELEGGST BUSINESS SUITS, Of Imported
IL " OOiens, for Cnly el5,
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CambrIdgs the FavorIte.
The Time

LONDON, April ;, p m.-Tcc time OF th'
race Was - minutes and ~ SIC IN =, Instead
OF - minutes and "a seconds. as before given
Some rel ortS say Cambridge finished -four
lengths ahead OF the oxford boat.
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- Rabbits have so increased I'm Kentucky
uhat hunting them down has become an alb
soiute necessity.
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IyFAUTIFUL EEGIISH Or SCOTCH CASSI-
ID AEKk BUSINESS SUITS only els,
At HaBLk BROS,
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SECRETARY BRIsTow "A report teIe-
gTaphod from this city that Gen. Bristow
has determined TO Withdraw from the Cabi-
net is pronounced false by the Secretary
hiYf1splf
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u EaUI.R CUSTOM MADE SUITS Of the new
N ~ ' htHABLE BIOS.
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ACCUSATION AGAINST A Brooklyn
BRoTHER.-In the session OF the New York
east conference ia brooklyn, yesterday. the
board Of trustees OF the Johnson street NJ. f..
church reported charges against Rev. T. G.
Hill, pastor, which in substance were that
he mas secured a note from the trustees Of
the church against the church property, ia
violation of the church economy to the
amount of $500. He sued the trustees for the
face of the note. He made improper haste
in pressing the suit in the face of having re-
ceived an instalment of one fourth of the
amount, and having promised TO wait thr9e
days after he had begun the suit. He refused
to make settlement which the trustees en-
dcdvored TO make Ne1C York Sttn, Tin
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SUPERB LINE Or CUsTOd-MADE SUITS OF
- tie huSst Foreign Fsbrics, al $50,
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY-lnter-
nal revenue, $500 Sji5s; month 10 date,
50 GO2 194 ., fiscal year 10 date, $50 3,OJ993
customs to-day, S59I,5iO 81; month TO date,
s. 27 2.3 90; fiscal year to date, Sill OPS 6663j
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EYERY VARIETY OF SHADE AND STYLE
LIZ Of Cut IN fihe rsss OF Business Spi-., S25,
at HABLE 5SOS.
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TEE FINEST LINE AND BEST STYLES Of
At HABLE Bios
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NATIONAL BANKs-The Treasury now
holds 1851 3)6 40 in L. s. bonds 10 secure ma
tiOnal Lank Circulation, and SIS 90 600 to
secure puJlic deF o its. L s. bonds de-
posted FOR circulation for the week ending
April IS, S2a0G0G; u. $. noa1s held Tor cir
collation. Withdrawn, for the week ending
April :, Il ,40j 500; national bank circulation
= Ceivtd al the Treasury for redemotiOn for
tue week ending to-day. as compared win
me corr espOnding week of last year: 1915,
$50 4 900; 1876, 81, 6G8 eco,
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SECRETARY ROBSON has formally replied
10 certain interrOgatories OF Representative
Bsebc, the chairman Of the Committee on
Expenditures in the Navy Department. He
saS that no time bills, drafts, checks, notes
or acccptances have been issued, made or
civ Ell by or under the authority OF the Navy
department. or any OF its bureaus or OH GERS,
except such drafts as have been given from
tine to tine by the paymasterS OF the navy
on fore GA stations In order to supply them
selves with funds for the purpose of paying
tie expenses Of the naval service abroad.
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RICH AND ELEGANT BUSINESS OK DRESS
H SUITE Tor only sI6,
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HANDSOME, Stylish AND ELEGANTLY
H FINISHED Business or Dress s1it-. AZ sa2
At HABLE BROS.
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AT RCsSs IsDUSTRIAL HONE, @ street, be-
n rEeen D. n and 2lst, the Ladies' can have Plain
SEWING done neatly and prem ply. Also, ID REsS-
kAkIsG in the most fashionable style. Charges
very Iaccsrate. RarH- In
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nNLR oHE HUHDRED VARIETIES OF
" BUSINESS OR DRESS SUITS, II els,
AT HADLE BROS.
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RUMoR HAS IT that evidence has been oh
tanned, and will soon be made public. 10
show that prominent officer OF the House
was some years ago sentenced to states prl-
son for the crime OF arson.
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a CALL FOR WAR DEPARTMENT EST
MATFs.-The House of Representatives has
passed resolution calling on the Secretary
of War TO submit 10 Congress estimates for
the current expenses of maintaining his de
plItIneEt iOr the ensuing fiscal year. These
were submitted at the beginning OF the ses.
sion by Gen. Belknap, but the ApoTopriR-
lions Committee prefer to have new facts
and figures.
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SECRETARY robson has been in Phlla-
delphia since Thursday, and his presence
there is supposed TO have reference TO the
investigation OF alleged Irregularities in the
league Island navy yard. II is thought the
sub committee on naval affairs will COM
Insnce OEerations in Philadelphia to-day.
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AMONG THOSE WHO CALLED upon the
President, to-day, were Senators Logan,
Mitchell, Howe and Burnside, Representa-
lives Hub5ell, StOwell Farwell, hamilton,
Il idGeT and Wells.
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LIE OVLVIED n ATIONAL NONN EN- TION,
In session at Nashville, yesterday passed
resolutions reaffirming their adherence To
the Republican party, extending the olive
branch OF peace to the late Shareholders OF
the South, calling for The punishment of
corrupt and dishone { office -holders and
thanking President Grant and Senator
Morton for their efforts for the elevation OF
the colored race. Resolutions were also
passed endorsing Pinchbaek and the LOU
isiana State government, and regretting the
result of Pinchbacks contest IN the Senate
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THE Committee OF tie furlOughed en-
plOyers of the Treasury Bureau OF Engrav-
ing and Printing to-day waited on mum
btr Of Senators and presented a copy of the
memorial they placed in the hands of Mr..
Randall, OF PenLsyl wanna, a few days ago.
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NAVAL ORDERS Commander Elias h
Owen ard Lieutenant Commander Smith
w. Nichols, ordered to examination for pro-
motion. Assistant Surgeon Arthur j. Ca
bell TO the naval hospital, Mare island navy
yard, Cal.
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Both cTcwsare Ina splendid condition. Cam
bridge Is universally admitted TO be the fast
est, but some good judges think OxfOrd's
staying powers are superior. The crews re-
main tie same as heretofore pa 5lished, ex-
cept that ou March .7th Hobart, OF Exeter,
replaced Williams, OF Corpus. "a No in
National Republican., 1876-12-11
RAILROADS,
N~~N~NNONONNHONNN NNNONNNSNNNONNN~N~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DECEMBER 8, 1875.
TEAUE W


500 .m.-Baltimore and Way Stations.
6:4S m.-Baltimore, Annapoli, (but not to An.
napolis on Sunday and Way Stations. Point Of
500 a. m.-New York, Phiiadeiphia and Boston
Express. Pullman Parior Cars. sunday leaves at
800 for Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
s:06a m.-Point of Rocks, Piedmont, winches-
$50 a. m.@Bsltimore a and Way Stations: Stat 5. ''A'
s:SS q. m.IChicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis, Pitts
sn9 Red foy
1o:l5 .. m.-Baltlmore Express.
12:15 p. m.-Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City
and Way stations. No connection for ElIicott City
or Annapolis ON Sunday.
Express. Alexandria Junction. On Sunday all
Way Stations and to Baltimore only.
3:9 p m;.Baltimore and Way Stations. Fred
S:op mNPoInt of Rocks and Way Stations
,, 4:0 ?: m. Baltimore and Annapolis Express.
40 p. m"Frederick and Point of Rocks, via Me-
Hagerstown and winchester. :.
500 p. m.-Cincinnau, Louisville, Columbus and
to%n aae Winchestes EP EXCEPT saturdsy and sum
day. Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, Louisville and
7:oop m.-Baltimore and Way Stations.
$500 p. m.-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
press: Sleeping Cars to New York. Stops at Bla-
densburg and Laurel. -,
csgo louisville @fh GSf aEd Pitts5afs sIespers
s:45 500 a. m: ia:i5 40. s:2O SIS p m. daily.
al rsSs asiy shSfgt dag eseeps Sunday
Ali trains stop at Relay Station.
No connection on sunday for Hagerstown or VAL
For further information apply at the Baltimore
as5 col and COS Pennsyivania avenue, and sIs FIJI.
teenth street northwest where orders Will be taken
for to be checked and received at any point
THos. R. sHARP, Master of Transportation.
M E6 sRers g. SkeS KS0Sg EgePGs General Agent
National Republican., 1876-12-11
~ J.swEET. Auet,oueer.
BROS, AuctIoneers.

L 1ONSANoVN DnoS.s AuctlOncoEss
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEST. kNp On ssTkE STREET stSGhT soUTHTGsF. SHSh
ON SEVENTH STREET AND ON NINTH
By virtue Of two % deeds Of trust. dated September
2e 1875, and recorded in LibeE No. 800, folio IA,
n i dns on f
and saSns TGas sf sa 1e:
at the norheast Corner @ S and iGr rune
ming thence south afteen G5l feet nine and one
twenty e2) feet thence north fifteen Q5j feet nine
and one third 90 inches; thence east one hundred
improv,d By three-story bricS dwelling. Situated
on Sixth street, between d and E streets south
And Immediately thereafter we will sell lot 81
and the eastern part Of lot g. in square No, 800,
three tsj feet oa south street, and running back
and the pabc aeg snS @pro1ed by two two
story frame houses situated on K street, between
Four-and-a-half and sixth n streets southwest.
On SATURDAY, December q, 1876, at O'Clock
ginning for the same at . point on the line OF
Seventh street west, twenty feet north from the
ming north along said street twenty feet and
feet and four and half inches and thence east Que
.S
street between and streets northwest;
parcel of ground known part of lot IA, in square
No. 364 beginning for the same at point on Ninth
forty feet south of the northeast corner of
said square S6i and running south twenty COD feet
with the line of Ninth street, thence west one hum
dred 00 feet original lot thence north twenty
(2o) feet and thence east one hundred 0o) feet to
the place of beginning. This lot is situated on
Ninth street, between Rhode Island avenue and K
street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One third cash, ana balance pay
able in six, twelve and eighteen months. with in
terest at cent. from day of sale to be secured
by q deed OF trust. II the terms of sale ara not
complied with within five days, the trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
of the defaulting purchaser. deposit OF 500 will
be required on each sale. Conveyancing, &C., at
purchasers cost.
d T9sEPH ! R; . EPSON. Trustees.
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T1HOMAs BOWLING, Auetioneer.

sAkE 9E T%9 IARSE hkfk De
SG RHSSSSSES NTH sTkERr BAsEMENEse ESeTG ~
WEST, NEAR THE CITY HALL.
- By virtue of deed OF trust to the under
III 1875, and duly recorded in Liber No. s0i folio
- S57, ct seq., one Of the land records for w Wssh-
res1e fe m Pa secured thereby the
Day
described real estate and premises, situated in the
city of Washington. in said District, to wit; Lot
RandTed and % thirty q ssS together with the
This iot ffonts s. feet 2!l inches on Four
the City Hall, and isimproyed by two subst antial
brick buildings, now occupied as law Offices. The
feet, will be frst sold and imnedately thereafter
the north building, No. Ss, having front Of about
The property will be sold in two separate lots,
each house separately. 1t offers an excellent op-
portunity for good investment.
money in cash, and the balance In equal INSTALL
ments in twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months,
on the day Of sale bearing interest at the rate Of
trust upon the premises and policy Of Insurance
each house will be required at the time Of sale.
The terms Of sale are 10 be complied with within
he right resell the properly at the risE and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser. upon giving fve
days notice of such resale in some paper published
recording are to be at expense Of the purchaser
kkREHTTee 4 q TeeEfkE, EFkPAIL' lrrustees.
THOMAS DoWLINe, A1ctiOneer.
SrTHE Is PosTPoNEDU UNTIL
MONDAY. December IS, 1876, same hour and place.
D' 0iuef '. 'ns THOMAS DOWNING.
National Republican., 1876-12-11
DIED.

SMITH.-Suddenly. on Sunday morning of heart
disease, Mrs. CoyINGToS SMITH, widow OF the late
Richard Smith, IN the eightysecoRd year OF her age
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs. Kobt. 8. Chew, No. 1871 II
street northwest, on Wednesday, December I3 at
no'cock. The friends Of the family are invited to
ALLEN.-December 8, 1875, at a. m. at the
residence Of her son-in,law, George e. Davis, 7S3
Sixth street southeast, Mrs. MARY A. ALLEN aged
seventy-seven years and four months.
BURKE.-on SATURDAY., December o, 1875, at
O'Clock q. M, at the residence of his son-in-law,
Mr.. Patrick O'Hare, l423 L street northwest,
THOMAS BURKE, native Of Templemore, county
Tiperary, ireland, aged seventy-nfne years.
Bis funeral will take place from the above address
at q. m. to-day, at which hour Requiem Mass
will be celebrated at st. Matthews church for the
repoee of his soul.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o, 1875, at Bethlehem. Pa,
WILLIAM STEPHEN, son or Rev. Thomas Duncan,
aged seventeen years.
MCMAHON.-On Sunday morning, December
10, JOHN MCMAHON, aged sixty-eight years, q na-
tive of Tarbort, county Kerry, ireland.
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
104 street northeast, on Tuesday morning, at
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited 70 at
tend.
National Republican., 1876-12-11
d MIDDLETON, Auet's.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE CoUN-
TRY RESIDENCE, ON THE PINEY BRANCH
ROAD, NEAR BRIGHTWOOD, ID. g.
!: 2s A: d. 1875. duly recorded in Liber No. 81.
folio 81, ct seq. one OF the land records for the
- District Of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. we will SELL at public auc-
ton, in 'front.' Of the premises, on THURsDAY. De
described real estate situate In the county of WASH
Ington, District OF Columbia, to wit; An that GER
rain piece OF parcel Of land comprised within the
following metes and bounds: Beginning for the
same At the south line of Wilson Kings lots in such
way as to be parallel to the new road and forming
the southern boundary Of said King lots until you
reach the line OF e5 perches, extending the line TO
the Piney Branch road; then with said road 22S
percnes; thence still with the said road fye and
quarter l514D perches; then q straight line par
allel with said new rosd TO intersect line drawn
from the southeast corner Of Stewards lot, north
thrty.one (s) degrees, east eighteen (sl perches,
with the courses and distances laid down and
mari cd by Lewis Carberry, May1s, A. ID. ls6o and
containing SIX (6) acres or land with the improve
ments, &C., consisting OF two-story and attic
Terms: One third cash, and the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen months, secured by q deed OF
trust on the property Sold OF Al cash at option Of
sale, and all coIyey.ncinE at pnrchaser's cost,
CHARLES =. PREHTISS, (Trusta..
r6EAIN ARD u. WAkNEk,