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s~a.>s,rn-- 50. -. .s-~;a.la -
r.s,.,slsfxa So - 80 49,,
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CIV f,r ,,;sarst,a I'll, -
vsr..rg..1 ~In..a- - sl,hy CI,;rase -.
= xer;..t1e ..Chir.fown IL $50
,}e-.,-ifr.t;on If sIth sou,Ii3,.v ar3
= r@,ebe8rp.s All ,n.3..,rr,s,.3 u,;,L 81
t,.rr.,.a,,, tens c.,zi,,e. AMI rs,.k;ny xi,b
f,tb arr, r.-.,;l.r~e tn - - -.
y wre.ch.,l Collie .l.xs. then ws
going >, W.. !, The r;,b. NV - h-;re,
-, this -s-,,l.
I. ). c,rs,s.s,,. ar.3 -..so,..a.ia .,t.;f.
ne are sIsr,oring ,or q. ,,,,,,;,,r.,;or.. :,
for a frrg.l in3o..riou. r,,7nIs,;o,,
aud inviting the l.borin0 and ;r9,~.
trial classes ~ -hs Pa. AL - P,-o.a
70 our shores 70 employ Chinamsn =
10 our work. when s.orrs NJ Whit me-,
are lettering about our streets in nu.st
Of empgoyne1t.
What ws talk abon. cneonr.g;,,
ita,nigration when evervtbino j. hs,ng
done practically 70 discourage il and =
encourage and foster Chinese neonace
or rather. slavery. We are virtually g.
joling and cozeuing honest lsborins men
NJ the E4s. when we ask them IN come
here. and then. when they are here v;r.
tually telling them tina. thew mns. com
pete successfully with Chinese .l.vayv
or s.arye Do We exnec. orr Terr;,ory
10 Increase in popnls.ion onr villa
lands 20 be made 70 blossom and cite.
to spring up Ia the wilderness az thew
have in the western state. while we
are thus discouraging white labor Alb
surd. that we shonld
Suppose that instead of the hordes Of
Coolies worked in Seattle and the
country tributary IN II whit men were
engaged what would be the result
Whv Seattle wonld simmer, several
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ENTEaPRisE. - There IS one thing
Seattle en- justly 1saa: IL. an44ha. i
the eilterpsiss oF her merchant. ,fs.n
90. ae believe. q raara sa,.-fr,..pe
eiass cz4uuot las foassd Among s,tf..rs
III arn ( Ws3ds,l < Nils are con.
sple1oas- We besusisd a half hcur verv
F-easa'stly yesterday ~ that establish
merit. examining taeIr extensive sick
-aEi counted upward. 81 8ne bau.ired
atd t.iy stoves CT al kiEl.and learned
iAeE bad more cu the wav. Their
stoves are al Of the latest pattern. CON-
pFts3ug "a = Loa.s. Ne~ York and
hos'oA 'sles Tbefe l. egerv varj-tg.
irsfn i.e .eea'.ful Isrl0r cosl stove a.
MS large Cincinnati range. which a..
ter his firm can furnish :, rricss raag-
TO- fFon siG0 - 81 ,j00. Prominent
aDong among Others We noticed 4 nam
E~r ~ Eureka ranges, which. is j. sal4
eclipse 81 others iog fsmlly use. Thev
haze large stock Of the newly mar
o-eizci IRON ware. which il becoming, 70
popular. a large aud mast complete
stock u Lousc furnishing hardware.
steam whistles aui appliance for IN
giaes, al. kinds Of ship lanterns. etc.
In fact every thing III their line can he
fOnnd, u euumerate which ~ have not
the space
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THE DAILY IATEILNEWER.
Friday, Sept. %, 1875.
AvyEnrIslso. -Few = s.e y.a Ag,-

AyygRTIsIs0.- Few = .,e c4a 4g.-
,,.es... sl.s 80 tag - T. gai,,sl is
.dversi.las through ,1e IN iiasa Z e
Iaesl parer. Taefe has Leen S .js-.. 81.
81. afa8ag car c5ts<eas ~ lato aasgt
aIvertlsIug taa Fe@a4rca- Z our TIN
,o.w T.r,-u ~ ag G.1 j. hess l.ea sap
os.tesl. Sams haze urged jbe pa
t.eabillty Il pu0ll-blug ea.cai@rs aao
,.mrlists. setting f4rta is rcsaarce4
a Il Distributing tbea through the Ea-,
en- coantrY. Ibis plan - c1et..yat u
esrrie1 o4t. bat y j. rot tile only ssy A.
W 4tch the sane result cat be reacAed
Taere Il no better means exfABt of &C
cypplisAiax thls reult than through
the Medium - tHe press. II his beeT
the policy ~ the fSrgLLsG8ScER 20
l,rIng before rs readers tbe advantage.
II this TerF.tyfy - advocate aud a4-
yeftise the resources * the country
ansl Oh account # it wlde circulation.
a., onlv ~ this Territory. bat ia the
Eat q desl has been aceomg shed ir
t4.s way SDiae time sinee. we pab.
II bed Ia onr iacai columns. some iaf9r
nation atout iIu49o which We Oh
.lnsd during Il 1ycrsatian wlfh 2
lnan &C THAI place Stree then tbs
gentleman has re-. ived letter. from &
f.rme- u Nevada. who j. atsoat to sell
o It his place. stst!ug that be had road
{ ie piece in the fsTELLiGEScEn about
Il mlahmoo and wished Ia gain uore IN
formali "a about that section ~ country
and thought il probable that b. waula
move ilNfarnlly % that locality This
man. Judging from lis letter, j. fore
bs--' efles4. 49,
fast j. eat - 1 81
sired
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DIED.

GEORGIA, The residence ef J ". George. SEP.
g-ta AFTER al filrsS- q eight Aou-s -. arsay,
a-ssz. thirteen nsonshs. vcursvss ehiid - II {.
AM n L G~orgs. q East Portland, orvson.
BRAZEx-on the s-th inst. IL this city Nrs
ssr,e Br,xea. wife Of Mf. Nicholas B.xxee.
Funeral q The II z Church this Friday Altar
noon Q; o'elock-
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Buck WHEAr.-The delicious g.
greiiauts Of Breakfast cakes which is
50 attractive in the Fall TO Bob
White" ths quail Of the Western prairies.
Is - seldom seen growing in Wash
lugtou Territory, that We deemed a
field Of il no~ being harvested OH Mr.
Wetmore's farm. near Lake Washing
ton, 50 much e novelty a.. to b.
worthy Of ~ item. /, + satisfaction
- know that II succeeds well in our
climate AMI soil, both as regards quail
Weld II is amusing though to
birds 20 for il with as
re as Bob White does
8 pi valley. Grief. ;" In
Iet 3t-guns, scare-crows nor
drive them away but
TIE field with the owner
si-a nee worthy Of better
caa.. % heless, Mr.. Wetmore
ts ed over eighty bushels
II b sve aes field last year, aud t
= .cl7 q wali ii Is year.
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SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

CONNECTED pa.iY BIT y. HORTON . 80.
SEATTLE. sept. =, 1919.
Gold in New York {i-u9asl.l0A
Currvr.y. here. buying. ~ selling. 81
Trade dollars. - half dollars, -
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- us IF Yakima Indians ar
rFed lae .ast l2ght mounted ~ eight
e-.FHe.s. They We're "a cotnical looking
CT gding ito town with their pa
poas.s aud sqaaws. in some cases q
whole lami!y G three, or four, mounted
"a 81" back 8 me poor, hobbling cay
nse 1cav on their way from the
hop field a iuyallup to the Yakima
rsa osequaimsa Pass.
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PRIZES TO THE PupILs OF TIE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF SEATTLE.
prizes are hereby offered for excellence

in composition The first by VIM III.
Humphrey. bookseller and stationer. q
COPY Cf We's' "a Diction-
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TN Richards Mrs y Wilson. Port
land Mrs Holloway Newcastle, p NJ
Msnus. Port BlAkely; " II Fredericks.
+ Lsvick, Victoria: John O'Hara. Tai
bot; Vim Anderson. Portland +
Harm, J q Berey, White River.
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Roval Nar;oae.te<: L T Shelton. Mr.
DR. Biglow. c Calder. Clarence "
Coulter. Olympia; VI McNamars.
Skagl.-
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l.Es schooner Lstltia ar
rday from Nanaimo
unuals coal for the
seattle s4s - She win take on
Ioad e' lsmbr for Wildly Island.
and sFe Ee.e next Saturday. The
seloo orc.s hich arrived sere on
We -. wiia load vi li,ae. will
a.s9 soat with amber for orcas Leland.
aut leave probably to-day.
National Republican., 1876-11-25
THOMAS BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.

SiRhRLE TiIRFE-sTORY BRfCK DWELL
ISG-HUUSES, WITH BASEM sNTS. on FOUR
AND-A-HALf STREET NORTHWEST, NEAR
-. by virtue of deed OF trl,st 70 the under
thE signed. dated the 18th day Of December, A. ID.
10 1875, and duly recorded In LibeT No. sOi folio
sk-ss Ct seq. one OF the land records for Wash
request OF the party secured thereby, the under
signed will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises. on SAT TURDAY, the Cd day of December,
A. ID. 1876, at O'Clock y. M, the following de-
Of Washington, in said District, TO wit: Lot num-
bered fourteen, III In square numbered five hun
died and thirty three, t5Sl together with the i'm
TINS lot fronts 81 feet 2I inches on Four-and-a-
half street northwest in the immediate vicinity of
the City Hall, and Is Improved by two substantial
brick buildings, now occupied as law Offices. The
south building. No, 52l having front OF abouL p
feet, viii be rst sold, and Immediately thereafter
the north building, No. so, having front ofabeut
25 feet.
each house separately, l: offers IN excellent oppor-
tunlty for good Investment.
Terms of sale are: One third OF the purchase
MONEY in cash, and the balance IN equal INSTALL
for which Pronissory notes will be required dated
the day of sale, bearing interest at the rate OF
eight per cent. per annum and secured by deed of
tTIis upon the premises and pOlicF Of Insurance
each house will be required at the time of sale.
The terms OF sale are 10 be complied with within
ten DAYS after the sale, otherwise the trustees
the right 20 resell the property at the risk and
days notice of such restc in some paper published
IN said city OF Washington. Ali cOnyeyanclng and
recording to be at the expense or the purchaser
fhTHgs f!a: HesElsE' gEHlsAEGAhL' rrustees.
nois-wFM&ds THOS. DOwLING. Auct.
National Republican., 1876-11-25
2 HI. WARNER, Auct1oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO-STORY AND
ATTIC FRAME DWELLING, NO. +os VIE
SIN SINIA AAEESCE SOUTHEAST, WITH LARGE
-, BY vIrtue of a deed of trust, dated April %,
~ a: ID. 1875, daily recorded in Libcr No. 7S2,
- She District OF Columbia, aud ut the reIuest of
the party secnred thereby. Shall sell, AT public
suction, In front OF the preinises on FRIDAY,
December l. 1876, At i:5o O'Clock D. M all that GER
tain piece or parcel OF ground situate and lying in
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia. and
being known and described as being part OF lots
numbered one, u,) two, e. and eighteen. fIs.) In
ISIS, AID being contained within the metes and
bounds following: Beginning for the same at
point on the line of Virginia avenue stIty-seYen
(53D feet nor!hHeserly frorn the southeastern cor
ner OF said square, and thence running north
easterly slxty-siN (6s) feet: thence northwest
on inches; thence north fty-two (5s, feet 70 the
northern line of said lot numbered eIghteen, (lS:)
thence west along said northern line twenty three
(ssJ feet and eightiD inches; thence south ffteen
(i5l feet and nine and half (9's) inches; thence
sOutbvystwsrdly on line 81 right angles with said
rue, and thence along said avenue seventy 0l feet
and three iSl inches 10 the psce of beginning, to-
getber with all ltheiuprovcIncnts. &c.
Terms: One fourth cash. and the balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest eight
per cent. per annurn, secured by deed OF trust
chsser. A deposit OF SiC0 rcluiIcd At tn time of
sale, srd all conyeyaEclng st purchasers cost.
Terms 20 be complied with in seven days, Otherwise
the trustee reserves the right TO resell the property
ss the risk and cost of the defaultlnS purchaser
sfter Eve days adv Yerlisement
ENOCH TOTEM. Trustee
uoIs-STuTbkd, ~
National Republican., 1876-11-25
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


NOV. 2s, 1875.
An. Leave washington. -
or Rocks, and intermediats Stations, N.ia
7:Io Baltimore aud Relay. sunday. stops at AnnaP-
500 NEW YORK, PH1LADELPu1A AND BOSTON
PELss: pu,Inan rSrior Cars. tsunday stops
$50 BsitI%oie 4 SoS s.afdaPRsis and Way stations.
$50 Chicago Cincinnati; st: Louis and Pitts
Freaericf. HszerstowE and valley raoai.
Parlor and sieepers. No connection for
800 Point of Rocks .ud Way stations. Harrison
burg and Way STATIONS, Valley Branch:
$50 BHITfMoEE ExrREss. Sunday Relay and
connecting for Annapolis,
n:i5 baltimore, Way Stations. Ellicott City and
IS1 NEw foaE, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
day All way stations and Bsitimore only.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations. Frederick via
go BhITfMoRE AND LAupkL E1rREss.
$50 F7edeT.eE ana Point OF kocks,ayis aetropoli-
gerstown and Winchester.
4:b Baltimore. Annapolis and Way stations,
$50 Baltimore and wsy Stations to Annapoli,
SIS CiNoINNkT1 AND LoU1sv1LLs EXPRESS.
chester. Sleeping cars 20 Cincinnati and
$50 PoInt Of Kocks and Way Stations.
7:l5 Baltimore and W ay Statlons.
7:35 Pittsburg. Chicago. and Columbus.
KID Baltimore, Alexandria junction and Relay.
. - EEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NIGHT EL-
PRESS. Sleeping cars TO New York.
lo:oS Baltimore and Way Stations 10 Annapolis
junction.
II:45 ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO Arp CISCISNATI EI-
PRESS. and to Louisville on Saturday.
Sleepers.
7lp s:o1 $40. $50 m. l'Se 4:i5. $3.50 5:45, 7ls.
7:So, s:2o, 80. lo:OS and u:3 p. m. daily.
All other trains daily, except sunday.
No connection on sunday for Hagerstocn,
Valley Branch. or for New York and Phiikdel-
phta At 500 a.. and 1::s) D. m.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Wasing gton station, and 49,
col and G4 Pennsy ylyani2 avenue, and No. 6l3 Fif-
teeuth street n. W., where orders VIII be taken for
baggage 20 be checked and received At any point In
the city. - -
.-...... rTHOS, r. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
l., n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
q KDDNTZ Geucrnl
National Republican., 1876-11-25
& GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRUsTEEs, SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
LOT on FIRST STREET LAST, BETWEEN
. AND sTREETS NORTHEAST, NEAR
CAPITOL GROUNDS,
By virtue OF two several deeds OF trust,
~ the one bearing date on the Eth day OF April,
eA. D. 1871, and recorded IN hoer No. Gi2,
~ folio 2O5 ct seq. and the other In libeF No.
- 75I. foilos $50 ct seq, of the land records OF
the District of Columbia, and at the written re-
quest of the party secured thereby, we VIII sell.
at public auction, in front of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the eth day OF tDecember, A. ID.
1876. AT halfpast three O'Clock p @ all that certain
piece or parcel of ground sitnate and being In
the city OfWashlEgton and District OF Columhls,
and known and described on the ground plat or plan
of said city the north ty Sol feet front OF lot
numbered ffteen U5), in square numbered six hun
dred and eghtysix (6S6l. said part Of said lot
numbered fifteen 5l fronting hfJ (9) feet on First
street east, and running back with that width two
hundred and six (2O6) feet to an alley.
Terms OF sale: One half cash, and the residue In
two equal iustallments at six and twelve months,
with Interest from the day of sale, 10 be secured
to the satisfaction OF the trustees, all cash at the
option of the purchaser If the terms OF sale not
complied with within Ave days from the day of
salethe trustees reserve the right to resell AZ the
risk and cost of the defaultlng purchaser. upon one
weeks notice by advertisement in some newspaper
printed and published in The City of Washington.
..." @. q. MAGRUDER. JR., (7-,s.ees
A. THOMAS BRADLEY,
nOyiI-Tu
National Republican., 1876-11-25
Exchange dull and heavy.
HARKxrs BIszwHns.

HARKErs BLsEwHHs.
new YORK, Nov. 24.-Cotton easy; saIas sy
2,eiA bales At l2Gi2 3-i6c. Receipts OF tSo week,
net. 1919 bales: gross, ~, 3i5. ExpoFts-Gress
Britain. Srea- bales; Continent, LII Sales Is.-
l4S bales: stock, lS5,S1I. - T -"
Flour low and medium grades again Slightly
advanced; moderate export and fair home tra1fs;
the denisRd for other kinds unchsnged-No- z
o. 5i6f4 -: superhne Western and State, t46l0
So: common TO good extra Western and Stats.
S4eG5. 81 good TO choice do, t5- -6095.7o; comoa
20 choice white wheat, Western extra, k5.T5{15o);
fancy do. D. 90; common to good extra OhiO,
tS.i05I.t0: cannon to choice extra ST. LOUIS,
k5499 5.25. Southern -four nrmer for low gcadsS:
common 10 fair extra, s5.40f3s.60; good to oaoics
do, s3.554S.!5. Rye foUr hrm Mt t4.5Ofa5.i5 for
surerfne Cornmesl steady. Wheat hrtn ana
less active, with moderate export demand; 4I o.,
tl2s No. MifWaukee: l.3e. No. . milwaukee,;
kl-sSs No. Minnesota; sI.s5 No. Chicago; SI.SD,
New York No. spring and No. = Uhlcagv; u. -,
white Michigan; $l.zyS1l5e. winter red West
ern. Rye steady. Barley dull and Unchanged.
Germ opcned shade fir1ner, closed outlet, about
unsound old Western mixed, store; 5ia54L<c.,
new no grade mixed: 55SpS6lIc., new Steamer
mixed; S69fSSilc,, graded old steamer mixed.
Oats duh and lower; 33fs4Se. for mixed Westers
and State. Hay firm and unchanged. Hops
quiet. Coffee; Rio quiet Sud unchanged. Sugsv
ingi Io3fc. tor prime; Tofinod unchanged. MoiRs-
scs: foreign grades quiet; New Orleans ia fsir
demand, ASf15Gc. tor good to choice. Rice quist
and unchanged. Petroleum hTneT; crudo Qaiet
at l21Ic.; refined scarce at 255S G26lLc. sTali1H
heavy at sl<T9c. Resin steady at S2s06s4O isr
spirits. Pork quiet; mess firmly held az SiT.
Lard steady; prime steam, $lo.5G. WHISKY DAFT
at 1891. Freights to liverpool iirmer; colt On,
per sail, sled: per steam l3-s2I-
National Republican., 1876-11-25
pRoPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
NAVY PAT OFTicE, No. q BROADWAY,
NER InRE Nnyemher p lsIa

NAVY PAT OFTicE, No. q BRoADwAT,t
New York, November p, 1875. (
Proposals. scaled and indorsed on envelope
"Bids for Supplies Advertised" I" Will be received
al this office until Il O'Clock 18th November next
for the following supplies to be delivered Iree Of
expense at the Navy faTd, New York, subject to
the usual Inspection. for the use OF the Navy:
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
lT,000 pounds Indian Corn Meal.
1900 pounds Ground Oats.
15,o0o bushels Oats.
The Corn Meal and Ground Oats to be freshly
ground and free from sdmiNture OF any other ma
teral; the Oats to be Of first quality; each bushel
to weigh not less thal 80 pounds, to be well
screened and free from foreign substances, and OF
the present years growth.
Deliveries TO be made as required during the
present fiscal year.
Payments 10 be made for each delivery less 81
per centum reserved TIL completion OF contract.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids
that may not be deemed advantageous to the Gov
ernment.
Responsible security required for the prompt
and faithful delivery within the time specified.
Blank forms will be furnished at this office, and
bids opened at the hour above named, when par
ties interest ed are invited to be present.
GEORGE +. CUTTER,
noy23-td Pay Director, U. s. Navy.
National Republican., 1876-11-25
Hat,aaaa gspabllfss
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Hour.arz.

WASHINGTON. Friday sFeniug. nvT. a.
In Her YORK to-day money vas dslt; OdsceS
at , Exchsnzs dali At az qosd heavy az
lo5ssSiOsIE Rates sor carrying sud Nat. -
The suo-rrossu,y balances at New Tork To-
day: Gold, sSI.oSO, ,St5; currency, st5.5f,s)S.
The sue-rressursr pail ous On sssount OF faser-
est tT2aoo for bombs si1. 40. Customs recs.etS,
$4,000.
Government bonds dull bu. s;rong. A. shs fo.
lowing closing Que+attons: H---.a
SIS. 1881. eo1Don-...If7sf s-D's lsss s...-..Ii7,<
SOS. issi. nev..".ii=,s tossO-s, coapoa ....iiIT
SOS, ,LS5T.-..........lis's
The following quotations oF Ssass secu-stfsz
are furnished By II. ID. Coose, r., Co., bankers,
1la9 street:
Tennessee IS. new :ii, de. de: A. c.--g
y,rriS;s s,s..s....... 3 NO. { i. jc.......Ss
dS. dS. ;c::: eca:ci. -: DO. 1sr.., q
do. deferred. efiiLeyee s's..............
Georgia Ss......--...e es tls5anzs's.....------ "a
n. CisOiiss, od.. ArssnsAs am s;s:.:.::: >
do. new. !S: %. F's-........
.. Csroths, old.....-. n
State bonds quiet add nominal.
.3s aTS sss = fss fGt 'as
Co., from the HsS YORK stock Exchange:
Pacific Aaii........... 2 9hto and alsstsslPpg eS
Sort6wesiern - s. GIiSa Pseif:. So
Ro.. Do pref. - me; Ma iaesas 3sS,s
.
St-Paut l9a tei- q n udSoa ~
DO. pref. 5atE. Jersey Central- .,...- 81.
&C. and I. c. ........ 2 Del, L. Western. F03
Erie 9EiGIofd to earry...-...-.
Han aud st. Joseph. fe'i Money .-.......-...... 2
Lake Shore S6 God closed DE
New York Central. ..ltets
Stocks active and better. 10.
Gold opened at lG9i< and has been steady at
that al! day, closing weak az Ie9s{.
The following are the total safes OF stDcts At
the New York Stock Board, furnished rs By r.
ID. Cooke, IT.. & 70.
Pacific Mail ........ syy lake Shore 81 80
Western Union ,g1n. y. Y. CeatrS4., ~
Northwestern l,2ppOtio 8 AIssissIppt SEls
Northwestern pref 900 HA AoasiA ............ 3 ~
Rock Islaad- 300 Union PaeIfS-... 80
st. Pau. ........ I.GO0i Micd. Central. T3S
do. pref ...--.. T,36g IJei. g HHdsOs. -, sa
Erie..-. ......-... 2-e9-IerseT CcutFSI...,. A5ll
Han & ~. Joseph. Ie9I Del. L. West. y! so
NsssrS. II. e OMey g. Co. bankers, northAAss
corner Efireenth and streets, roQszt HsH Ierx
Quctstioas, ~ foliors:
National Republican., 1876-11-25
AUCTION SALES.
r HI. wARNEH, Aacttoncer,
NOON|~~VN-N~NI
Future D9YB,


TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD
lNG LOTS On SEVENTH, EIGHTH, q AND
ii STREETS NOKTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed of trust, dated SoveTn-
S her ~, a. ID. ISL, duly recorded in I.lber
- no. Cos, folio D. one of the land records for
S1rN the District OF Columbia. aud NJ the request
OF the party secured thereby, stall sell at
public auction, In front OF the premises.
NEDNEsDAY, December 6, is7d, at O'Clock p:
ms. all those certain pieces or parcels OF ground
situate and lying in the city OF Washington, DIS
tr1ct OF Co!um bla, aud known aud described as
being lots numbered one H. two, t2-l three, g.
four, ) five, ls.D six, (6D seven, G,D eight. (S.D
nine (a) ten. (ie.l eleven. OH twelve. (2-J thir
teen, lS) fourteen "a fifteen, (l5y) sixteen, ts,)
twenty, Geo) twcntY-onc, CHI twcnty.siI,, (ss,l
thirty-eighi s thirty-nine, Ga forty, TO- forty
one, @ forty-two, (i,,l forty three Isl and forty
Iour tft In MeCarthy's recorded subdivision OF
SQUARE numbered eight hnndie and ninety, CO.,
toEeta her With the Improvements. &c.
Terms: Ono half cash: balance at six months
with interest at per cent. per annum. Secured by
deed 9f trust on the property sold or aIlcssh AT
the option Of the purchaser or purchasers. A de-
post of 80 on each lot will be required at time
OF sale, and all conveyancing ut purchasers eos.
terns or sale are not complied with In seven days,
the tru Tee reserves the right resell the property
Al the risk aud cost Of the defautiDg purchaser
purchasers, after tive days advertisement.
JAMES II. WEIGH. Trustee.
j. 7. COLDWkLI., Salesman.
National Republican., 1876-11-25
, AUCTION SALES,
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errf TODAY. #E
M *. WALSH, AuctioneeY,
N1s 10 Bridge street, GeorgetOEr
GHANCERY SALE.OF VALUABLE REAL.
~ Estate ~ TUE CITY or WASHING

~ TON, DISTRICT OF CQLUMBIA. : : -
~ G SiTtne ,ss q decree OF the supreme Co1rt
E4 esuse nrmSersd ms, ffeedrssn's ssvin gs ana
sssTrnst Company vs.. Robert Williams and
FRiDAY, the iOth day of NoreriSer, A. D. iss. Al
boSiSsk p p n, , d public suction, IN mont Of the
tSirt OF Columbia, and known aud Described as al
thatpart OF lot numbered six (6l n Dougiss and
sixty. t5oJ fronting dty-cIgtt t5sj feel o. street
hundred and seventy tive (75i feet and two q
portion released and conveyed By Daniel L. Eaton
70 J. Madison Cntts ct al By deed of release made
81 Of The land rerds FOR said District Of c0inn6ia;
and also all Of lots numbered twenty-one ecu and
tTssnify,tEo Ssz lin squsse nsmbersd ave hundred
scrioed In . deed OF II. G.. FAINT to Adele Williams
and recorded in the land records Tor Id city and
Ts 3 M twe tS .s:efS 1sc ssTinsy y
heretofore been conveyed to Mrs. Louiss Lusby,
With The imPsoysments, tights privileges and ap-
Terms Of sale arc as follows TO wit: enc third Of
the purchase money 10 be paid In cash within five
sSs e Se pa IN G ihTes n esnai inssenss ia sG
twelve and eighteen months from the day OF sale,
with interest on defesrsf payments rem the day Of
70 be paid on each parcel at the time the same shall
have been knocked down 10 the purchaser, aud all
must be paid Z EENoJRa rs RgFsffTSE ToTEs
oc3i-TuTh&S&ds ..-. Trustee.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
SATURDAY, Nov rs6 \ 5sTf 4 Td4I4s S,Iiset & M
noriI-STuTb&ds
Fs-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, on
ace0rnt Of ,re weather. un:U sATURDA Al. No.
Yem6er 2s, isIU, al o'clock D. .
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