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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR-
IN SUANT to the power Of sale contained a certain
deed of mortgage dated the twenty second day Of June
1875, made between William @. Brown and Louisa Kali
his wife Of the first part and William Brash of the
second part recorded In Lber H. ~ 2g
to secure the payment of the of Three
twenty-five dollars, In year from the date thereof with
Interest at one per cent month The said William G..
Brasil intends to fOrecOse such mortgage and after the
expiration of the time limited by
gagged property to be sold by public auction
breach of the condition contained In the said deed Such
property being described as follows.
All that land in Kukanala In Honolulu, Oahu, being
Kuleana heu ll4I. Royal Patent No. 5GIs.
Z hOomaka Ike XIII akau, mauka o kela pill ana me
ko HauhaukOL me kO OhiaOku, hOlO ana, Hema $50
Hina Las kaula, ma kO Ohiaoku, hi Ike annui alala
Hema 43o KO 400 kaua, mako XII alanui hki kn pa
pohau ma Kuauna aala AkRu $40 30' Ko $500 kaula
mako Halai. aaia Hema $50 Ko 25-O0 kRua khi, alaa
Akau 1872 so, kO 72l00 kaua, mako Halai q hixi Ike
XIII Akau, makai kea pill kO Haai q me ko
HadhauSoi, Akau $50 l5' Hi i32 kaua, kO Hanhau-
koi, hiki kahi hoomaka al. maOko ola apana, sO2
Dated this third day of October, 1876
EDWARD PRESTON,
Gl23t Attorney for the said William @ Brash.
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Union of Capital.

In the new era upon which we have entered,
there will be many openings for the investment
of the accumulated capital of the country,
under conditions so advantageous as to pre-
clude, it is to be hoped, any occasion for send
ing it out of the country. In the exercise Of the
power and influence of capital the maxim
holds good that "union is strength" Stock
companies, by combination of capital, can
undertake enterprises, and effect results,
which, if limited to private enterprise would
never be accomplished. Among other fields
of industry which promise remunerative re-
turns, we believe the culture of coffee to be
one of the most favorable. The cultivation of
this article is at present carried on in most
unsystematic manner, chiefly by natives, and
there can be no doubt but that if conducted
with greater regard for approved and scien-
tifc methods that the yield might be much
increased, and the evils which have initiated
against it, be more or less obviated. We
would advocate the formation of companies
to prosecute this business with capital of
about $4,000 in shares Of say 5000 each, and
a speedy development of some of the suitable
localities of which there is no lack on the up
lands of all the larger islands A company
with this amount Of capital at the outset could
start plantation, putting in, say one hun
dred acres of coffee plants the first year,
which area would of course be gradually ex-
tended year by year. There would be no
returns for three years, but after that time
the profits would constantly increase, and we
believe would pay larger interest on the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11

AMONG the passengers by the mail steamer,
which passed on to San Francisco yesterday,
was Sin DANIEL COOPER, from whom we had
a very pleasant call. He informs us that the
efforts which have been made during the past
four months to secure change in the route of
the California and Australian mail service,
and in which he has been interested, have so
far not proved successful, but that when the
New South Wales Parliament meets in Decern-
Der next, the ultimatum Of the contractors will
be laid before it, and if approved, the change
will be inaugurated, so that the FIJI forked
service and the New Zealand coasting service
will be done away with, and the boats will
leave Sydney, touching only at Auckland or
Bay of Islands, n. T., thence direct to Homo
lulu and on to San Francisco This service
can be performed regularly in 90 days, and
by four boats instead of five, as now required
Whatever change may be made in the pro-
gramme, this port will be retained as a stop
ping place. 1t has proved too important to
be left out
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
CrrREME cornr oF IL nAwAIIAN d

CUPREME COURT OF TIE HAWAIIAN ~
- LANDS. In probate Island Of oahn. Hawaiian T.
lands
In Inc natter or he estate Ct Christopher IT, Leve-s.
late OF Honoiulu, deceased.
Before Hon. Chas G. Harris order appontias I'm.
for probate OF viii and directing qualifications q nos q
the same.
document purportns to - lhe last VIII and testament
orc H. Levers late Of iEouoiuis. deceased. having on
the ssth day Of September a. u is76 been rresFus
said PROBATE Court. and petition fnr the probate herea.
and for the ISSUANCE % letters esfamcutlry Clas ~
Bishop and W G.. parke having been hlel hy them.
; hereby ordered. that riGilSuafs the l-fh DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. %. 1875. az 10 o'ciorx. q. o.. %
said day the Court % md Ce1rt. AIlo.auI
House. In Honolulu, iu the Island % OAHU be- ard
Is, hereby appointed The time or proving SAID va
hearing sid application when and Where any person
Interested may appear and contest The said VII.
granting OF letters tcstaineiary.
Is further ordered. hat noih,c thereof D. given 81
publication Tor three successive weeks u The Maualn
Gazette newspaper printed and published in luroniu
Il is further ordered. that citations De .ues
subscribing Witnesses said VIII. and 90 te lrir q fts
tesaior, la Honolulu, % appeor nc he uuie Gppoute
Dated Honolulu, II. l. 25th q sept. 1875.
CfiAS a. HARRIS.
Justice % The .uurruEe G0urr
Attest; JNo. E barnard, Deputy Clerk. stsii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11

- LANDS. Third judicial District In l'ruillfH-
Estate Of John Avery simmons % tlupancchnr
IIio, deceased intestafe. Before Mt Iusiice Hart
reading and filing the petition n John nagg.re 20
North EOhala Hawaii alleging tli 1ohn aver SialIuons
OF Laupahoehoe, lilo. Hawaii. died Interstate ula.
Hawaii the 2Sth. day % August. ISIS And rrayrE
that letters or administration issue Oh him
10 Is ordered that TIL ltSBNl the pm dsy % ~
VENEER. A. b. 1876. be and hereby Is arpoiuied ~
hearing said petition before said Tusfirt. Ccrt
Room OF this Court, az Waimen. whch t-re
and place al persons concerned uppfar and show
cause II any they have why said petition sfoulI
grauted and that this order be- published TIE Enrsh
and Hawaiian languages three sncrssise weeks ne
Gazette and kuokOa, newspapers in Hunoiulu.
Dated Kohala, II. l. , September iiih A. u. ISIS.
CHARLES FREDERICK HART.
Justice Of the Circuit Court. Third Judicial District
fsla-gtl
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Notice.

DE TT KNOWN THAT MY HUSBAND.
ID WM. BROWN, blacksmith II Koioa, Eaua.
neglected and children FOR the past years
and half: during this time he has lived win snathsr
" oman and denied that hts wife For fhs rraslu
have a right 10 credit In his name mon Hawaii iu
Kauai Moreover he has injured me b. dfueeinr my
good before the public, knowing that a loving
wife.
NJ KAiFO BROWN
Nuhou, Lihuo. Kauai. sept s, 1875. sIi-its
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A CARD.

San Francisco, Sept. LIST. 1876.
WE BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
have established ourselves in the Commission Business
in this City especially for the sale kndso of Sandwich
Island produce well for the purchasing of General
Merchandise in this market Owing to our experience Of
twenty in the Island Buslness are enabled to
give entire satisfaction and beg herewith to solicit share
of patronage Purchasers may rest assured that any
orders entrusted to Will have attention. which
will execute on the most reasonable terms We are
prepared to make liberal Cash Advances on all Goods con-
signed to us here.
For further information refer to our Honolulu house.
Yours, Respectfully,
N. S. GRINBAUM d 60.
6l2.5t 214 California Street.
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NOTICE.

TEVHE WATER RATES FROM July r.t
Il 1875 payable In advanced January fs77. hsInE
due, all persons having Water Rates unpaid requested
to call my Office and settle previous 90 ine laih q
September. All unpaid Tor afrfF that cats
arel liable be on without any further notice
70. \. ROWLAND.
SLIM superintendent Water WorkG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11

I'm accordance wish Section OF An Act 20
Auead Sections !, and 80 Chapter So OF the Penal
oods. relating Public Health has pleased his Ma
ssstT apPaizt the following genHemen Members of
ne Board q Hesith, VIZ;
Ins Ex. W. L GREEN. President,
Ills FL. W. R. CASTLE.
hon. S. G. WILDER.
d.. ROBERT McKTBBIN,
Dr. T. B. HUTCHINSON.
Eo.u Raisoe, Sept - ISIS. sil-S
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GROCERIES

Mustard, pafes &C. kt -
stearin Candles and safety 1fatcher
Liquor, &c, Bouieiieaus fIrinliv-f - alsu,orF
Gin IN baskets and green caaes
SnALn p-siis- Heiisiecks IiuInarf Thorelur.
arkins Hook. Rhine Wine, Eararian Beer
81 fAul's Ale, quarts and rint1
Seiirey's Ale. quarts and pufs Filters A.
herman aad Havana Cigars nf low prr 10 coa corr-
menis, IN LOIS 10 allf. a.. &C. &c.
OrdeSs from he 04er hl,rnds Psonpiiy E-s.utsf a.
Market Rates 6i1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11
Writing Papers.

DULED CAP PAPER-Iz, Il and 10 lbs to the
-
Legal Cap Paper-14 and 10 lbs. to the ream.
Broad and Narrow Biil Papers.
Fine Ruled Letter Paper.
Commercial and French Ruled Note Paper.
Ladies' Baronial Paper and Envelopes, new sfyles)
Ladies' White and Pink Initial Paper and Envelopes
Ladies' Plain White initial Paper and Envelopes
great variety Of all kinds and sizes OF Envelopes.
For sale BY
Pm H. L. WHITNEY,
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Licenses Expiring in Oct. 1876.

RETAIL.
i-Dr T. B. Hutchinson, Fort & Merchant sts.,
s-Fnei a Lalne, Fort ST. Honolulu,
e-Ah You, KAlhl, Kona.
s-wnder a Co. Fort a queen street, Honolulu.
19-E o Hall son corner King Fort street. Honolulu,
l9-Ah MAnh- Merchant street, Honolulu,
LED Hoffman, N D., cor Merchant q KaahumAnu St,
ts-Aong 90 a Co, Nuusnu street, Honolulu.
.s-N. PhHiips a Co, Kaahumanu street, Honolulu,
81. T wAierhouse. Queen street Honolulu,
1l-Aan. kaAuao, EWa
.S-F. l. Achong, KAiiua, Kona, Hawaii
WHOLESALE.
Ia Macfarlane. KaahumAnu street Honolulu,
l-hoiies q Co, Queen street, Honolulu,
tChulan a Co, Queen Fort Streets Honolulu,
le-E O Han a Sou corner King Fort st. Honolulu
JoBBING SPIRIT.
s-FEnsk Brown, Merchant street Honolulu.
RETAIL SHIRT.
FLAMES olds. Empire House. Honolulu
DIsTILLING
T-JnO McKeasne. Heels, KoOaupoko.
AUCTION.
81. ". Everett, Maui.
BUTCHER
1-Geo Bel. Kohala Hawaii
I-JuliAn jesse, EOhalA. Hawaii,
&c waller, MetroPelttan Market, Honolulu,
is-JGmes Woods, KohAls, Hawaii.
vICTUALLING.
s-Ah Chag. NurHnu street Honoluln
is-RicllArd Antoine. KAlhi, KOna. oahu.
1s-Feter Fernando, Smiths Lane. HONOLULU
HORSE
IS. HookAno. No. s.,
lF-tzsne Hokeku, No IS.
ao-Ch1rlie. Nos. 50 and 60.
CAKE PEDDLING.
s-Ah no.
H-Ab HDE.
TEr following persons have been this day appointed
Agents 70 tale acknowledgements contracts for labor
Ia accordance with provisions to amend sections
and az An A- for the protection parties to con.
tsscE sufhorEed by section ls7 Of the Civil Code ap
proved the 2s day of July, A. D. ls72 approved the
.sfh septe-nbsr A. D. Is76
N4i1A- T. cuiick-s.-----.. kona Oahu
q. heren1tn.- --.-. koOlaupOko, Oahu
w. L MoEHoSUA,
interior ooe sept ash, 1915 Minister Of the Interior
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Notice.

a IL PERSONS are HEREBY Forbidden
n from harboring trusting my wife. BERTHA
GLEASON as Will pay no debts Of her coutractiug.
ELITE John GLEASON
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11

so-1cK hereby given that the following resolution
pazsed HIS Ns'astys Privy Council the 2ith instant
REsoIvED, That this Council hereby fix the rate at
uhioh the fo0uing silver coins shall be taken at the
Trs1sury. FiEs SPANISH. MEXICAN, and PERUVIAN
oraEIn DorLAEs twenty-five cents each or equal to
a Ansriczr senArtsr dollar. JEo. S. WALKER
Minister OF Finance.
sIsln Finance Department, sept 18th, ls76.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11
HARDwAREi

Pocket and Butcher Knives. scissors On Iaf1rr clrfi
Timed spurs, Lanterns. q q lrnEs.
1alsanlzed Corrugated sheet Irou. q sfxrs-
1alFAnzed Pipe al sires. ClFslifc Bueatl flrlE u.
Tubs, Timed cancep4ns, Best Charcoal.
Tn Plates. Banea lin, sheet Leid and ZIu-
Bright and oiled Fence Wire. Sos 4 anIG
Hoop Iron, sizes Elsets. nunl1 T=lioa
aeial ana Nails, Bar Iron. CON Powder. shot. Ec
Baeksuiith8 Coal. Printing and WrappIns Paper
Cordaze and Picking, TOYS, Tunibi-rs.
BASKETS Paints a1d Oiis, Nienna furnifur..
wall Paper Crockery, Clustc soda. Tar aud fiicl
Anchors aud Chains, on Cas.s and shocks
Kerosene barreis. Birch urooms
Oak Boats.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
! public notice, that my WIFE, Kaulaokeam KaipO
Brown has len my bed and board without lust and
provOcaion, shall not be responsible for any debts
tracted by her my account
WILLIAM BROWN.
KolOa, August 2ith, 1876 sO7.6m.
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NOTICE.

Executors Notice.
IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
N the estate Of Joseph Howe, late Of Hama, Island
OF Maui deceased, requested 10 present the same
duly authenticated 10 me. at the office OF Mr. f. T.
0'Halloran, Solicitor, Port street. Honolulu within
months Of the date Of the first publication OF this notice.
they Will be forever barred and all persons Indebted
to the said estate required to pay the amounts owing
TO at said Office.
Dated this Goth day OF September, 1876.
A. UNNA,
Executor Of the OF said Joseph Howe deceased
Gilt
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Eor Sale.

<rrh-J A PART Or ALI. OF the cows 60
lIlyJ the Nuuanu Plantation. Thesr COWS -
i1klrsare largely Of foreign bord, and ruuran 49,
Iced the gentle herd OF Mich Cows u he KIzlui.
Apply 10 J. H. WOOD.
August 2sth, 1876. cu7-m
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sADDLEsI

Calhskns &C., C0rks Peff1mery, &C., Lnbns Erir,ett
Eau de- Cologne, Phlocouie Hair on and Hae.l.lr
Fancy soaps. Windsor. &C.
Tooth COMBS Tooth Brushcs, Hair FINISHES.
Looking Glasses and Mirrors, Imitation IeTeiry.
Ledsers Journals, &C., Playing Cards.
Hauuonlczlsi Z Balls, Feather busters.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF CLOTH
ING AND sHAWLs.

Cloth, Buciskin, Fiaunel Coftoa &c
p. G. Monkey Jackets. Heavy IVoli HaaErts ali ors
Cotton and HORSE nlankets Quilts. &C.
Buraps, Wool Pack, Canvas, aunny laxt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11

The Rubber Paint Is justly ceiehrated and i coming
INTO general use, and all who have given Il trial hirnl
recommend IT. The undersigned have general a--ort.
ment Of al colora and shades, and will keep ID the art
nent and be ready to ill orders the shortest notice
w BOLLEs & 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11
Ladies sroCKINas AssoErEn.

ehldreas Stocking. shirts. t,ney aanaei. Caassa.
Union, isegatta, Denim, &c.
Inderlhir.f- cotton, Mcrno and sun.
Umbrellas italian BLACK. .fecEuas
BLACK and CoiOred silk i4ibJons-Eatgut ca
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11
woTTCE RFLATINC no COINS

interior oaoe. sept 2sth. ls7s. Minister Of the Int
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-11

- o. onolula oan. 90 Ia. - r "
National Republican., 1876-01-14
DRUPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

FOsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT., Z
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be be- reseiSei O.. wed at
this Department until JANUARY D. 1875, at Il
o'clock. noon, for furnishing certain articles OF
STATIONERY for the use Of the Department
for one year from February l, 1875
Blank forms OF proposals, stating the quality
and estimated quantity OF each article. will be
furnished on application to the First Assistant
Postmaster General.
Zach proposal Eust be signed by the individual
or firm making It, and be accompanied By q
guarantee, certified to be responsible and suff-
ney where the bidder resides, that the bidder
shall, within ten days after being called upon TO
do so, execute contract TO furnish promptly, and
awarded to him; to be accompanied bya bond,
with approved security, in penalty Of not less
than twice the contract price Of all the articles to
faithful performance Of the same.
Proposals unaecOppanied BY such guarantee
will not be considered.
The bids will be considered and accepted or re-
iected item by item, or By classes or items, the
Postmaster General may elect.
proposals, genuine In manufacture and quality,
and be furnished at the contract price, whether
more or less than the quantity estimated 10 the
form Of proposals, aud must be delivered free of
charge TO this Department for delivery.
The delivery shall be maze 70 the perton
designated by the Postmaster General TO e
animation and Inspection by an expert detailed
for that purpose. The failure to deliver In
os tSs arSo IN dSs
ity or quantity, will be held sufficient cause to
annul the contract at the discretion Of the Post
master General.
The Postmaster General WILL in all cases,
decide whether the articles rendered By the con-
tractor are Of the kind and quality required BY
the contract.
The Postmaster General reserves the risht OF
rejecting any or all bids IL in his judgment the
interests Of the Department require it.
Samples Of paper and envelopes will be fur.
nished, and samples Of cutlery will be shown on
application to the First Assistant Postmaster
General.
Each proposal must be indorsed on the On.
velope, " Proposals for Stationery" and DO
directed to the First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
tIal.
MARSHALL JEWELL.
re2Q- NAV Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1876-01-14
ass,tiaaal gepnblieaa
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Comm -cial.
WASHINGTON. Thursa> y evening, Jaa. Is.

Comma ai'
WASHINGTON. Thursa> y e'eninsi Jaa. Is.
! The MARKETS ELsr~ HERB.
NEW YORK, Jan. lG-Cotton - * and irresu
lar: sales Of l,ST5 balee st l8I<aIs Sc. Consoh
6atsu net receipts 49, is5 6ales. EkpSrted-rs
Great Britain: ,els bales; France, "a bales;
comment, lOStG bales: channel, l,e83 bales.
Flour quiet and steady; n O. q Al 25s6I Isl supsr
! hne Western and State, Aa2SI4 S. com1Noa ts
good extra Western and State: si.9o9635; sood
to choice Western and State, s5 4OT59O: comusou
TO choice white wheat Western exJya, s5.oss
IOo: fancy do. sI0581.T5: cou1n0n to good extra
Ohio. - 9O3I.25 common 70 chofee extra 81 Loaty
s525G9. Southern flour dali: mon 70 fair sxtrs'
S1SO95so; good to choice extra, sj.B3sI5.
neat Gull, and holders willing TO accept yes
held of: CSC. 70. rejected spring; 81, OCSSI 4.
1Ua Ingiadea SPRING 81 ll2Is911s for No. Nil
ManAee; VI 81 "a for prime No. Northwest, stcrs;
SLey lor NO. ) New York Inspected spring: SI ss
for primo amber Michigan end Penasyiysnia
corr less active and fully 14c, lower; ts: for no
eiasSV tatAsS an sSc CsSsi1S9zc Tor graded nIxet
lISlse price; &c. prime to choice unFraded
mixed: Eoc for old white Western: old western
mixed and yellow nominal at Tf3T3c Oats
quiet; Ag4sc. for mixed Western ana state: Isse
Sc for white do. Cotfee-Rio firm and IN mod
crate Gensad; eargoes Gnoted at 1ol59l9c., geld;
Job lots lGL igeOc.r gold. Sugar quiet and firn;
sgsi4c for fair to good refining; s5Sc. for prime:
Teflned unchanged. Molasses-NeH Orleans
to fancy. Rics suiet and unchanged. PetroieIm
gSst TsIIo,; ana & &stsady: crude z9sc; refined, Ia
551taSSc: Tor SPIRITS. Pork steady; new msss
s-oIS02. Beef quiet. Lard easier and fairIT
sense; prime steam. 1213 1s@127sc. Whisky q
snaae lower az ali. Freights to Ltverposi
vii without decieed change; cotton, per sail, S-$2e;
BALTIMORE. Jan. 13.-Cotton dull and heavy
eS4ctept 9S4tp Tor mdtling which is steady; middl!nE
Flour active and firmer. not quotabIy higher.
Hheat scarce and firm: No. 2 Western red 81
glSS: Pennsylvanis red, SL353L39; MARYLAND
red, Ll5GL50: do. amber, SL55; do. white,
slIS9Lio. Corn quiet and easier; South
e51 White; new, 6o960c.; Southera yellow new
ssGtlc.; western mixed, new 63IIc Oats ouiat
D9t scarce and nrm; Southern, 4OG4Sc; Western
Nhite; 40Gi;e.; mixed, 44c. Rye dun aud nomi
nai. nay dull and unchanged. ProyIsIous
quiet aad steady. Pork, new, s2lOO. Lard dull:
uncnaneea Butter dull and heavy, except for
eI, eAIa, Hhicn Is scarce and frn; Western extras,
t5JyS-.c.i uo. ErstS. Zig2oo. Petroleum strong and
nigher; crude, .7sc.: refined. l3Iz9l4c Co6es
s!eaGy and uuchanged. Sugar quiet and STEADY
"I "1CIo7sc. WHISKY dull and heavy OF NV.
National Republican., 1876-01-14
DY B. Ii. WARNER.


TRUsTEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
spI 81 kRw ToRk SH The FsE
THIRTEENTH AM FOURTEENTH SITS.
n tRThWEsT, AND ON THE sOUTHWEST
SoBBNNEERy SoBNE yvSE OK TENTH AND h STREETS
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated April q,
E.S A. ID. 1871, recorded in Liber No. "a, folio
=. Coiumbis, and at the request of ths party Sc
cured thereby, will tel, At public anctlon. IN
front of the premises, respectively, on WeDNES-
DAY, January le, 1876, the followi@ng @ described
District OF Columbia, to wit:
At $50 O'Clock p. M, the north twenty-five (25)
feet oflot numbered six, o. in square numbered
the same at the northeast corner of said square
numbered three hundred and fOrty-three (SESI and
running thence west along the south line OF K
south Twenty-Five C25) feet; thence Ast one hundred
oo) feet parallel TO the first line 10 the west Ilne
Of Tenth street west; thence north with the west
line OF Tenth street west twenty-five (25) feet TO
the place of beginning.
And at O'Clock p. m. all of lots numbered two
tD and three, e. in DayidsOn's recorded subdtyI-
ffty-two. Csc, on the south side Of New York
avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest said lot three CS being improved
Terms: One third OF the purchase money IN cash.
and the balance At six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-four months, at per cent. interest from
chaser. A deposit OF $50 will be required Of the
purchaser on the street lot and 500 each on the
ancing at cost Of purchaser or purchasers If the
terms Of sale are not complied with in seven days
from day OF sale the trustees the right 10
fsaiting purchaser or purchasers after hre days
advertisement. = -
BESJAMTS BESJAMTS F: +: sSTbER:: sEFbER: Trustees.
ia-l9.I0 J. T. COLDWELL. Salesman.
National Republican., 1876-01-14
PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD.

CHANGE OF TIME, JAN. .. Is76, Eu
500 Baltimore and Way stations.
7:Un Baltimore, Annapolis and way Stations.
7:ao BALIIMoRE EXFREss-Daily. Breakfast at
$50 NEW YoRK ExrnEss. On Sunday to Baltl-
s:i5 Cincipnati.St Louis and Plttsburg Express.
$50 Point Of Rocks and Way stations.
loI5 BALTlhoRE UNLIMITED EXPRESS. No stops.
ELS Baltimore. Way Stations.
l:3O NEW foRK AND N9RFnLKE xPREss-DaIiy.
Parior Cars. On SundsytO Baltimoru Oaly,
s:So Baltimore, Frederick anu Way Stations, via
As Point q Rocks, Frederick, Winchester and
Way tstions.
4:46 Baltimore, Annapolis and way stations.
$50 CHIcAGo AND CoLrMDUs ExPREss-Daily.
Connects for Hagerstown and Winchester.
500 BALTIMORE ExPREss.
$50 CINCINNATI. Louisville, ST. Louis AND
fITIsDUEG EXPEEss-Daily: Al Way Sta
D0es not or connect @ a1G for P%ittsSafg % on snn4as.
s:2' NV foEx EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New
9:e5 Baltimore, Bladensburg. Beltsville, Laure!
and Annapolis JuncliOn-Daily.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION. BALTIMORE, FOR
SID, go s:45 m. i2:so, $40 500, s2o, SIS and
1910 p. m. daily, e;;cePt that 1s:SO p. m. train
s.Ee leaves s6 at @ I;S9 p m sunday o.,s d,ur
~ ccnnection on Sunday for Hsgers;own, Fred:
for New York and Philadelphia At 500 .. m. and
For further information apply ss she Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station And
IS Pennsylvanla avenue, where orders WIZ be
any point ip the City. ~ Tm0s. K. SHARP,
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. kOOS rZ, General Agent. jaS-U
National Republican., 1876-01-14
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ Of Teri facias, issued out OF
EsE the clerks office of the Supreme Court of the
n District of columbia and to me directed, will
public sale for cash, in front of the court
house door OF 'sid District, on MONDAY, the 1Ith
day of January, 1876, O'Clock, m, the following
described properly. 10 wit: Lot 10, in square Ne,
Al, together with all and singul-r the Improve
ments thereon, in the city Of " ashington, ID. c.,
seized and levied upon as the property of Nathan
T. Inlay. and will be sold 70 satl.fy execution
NO. H.Iol. in favor OF Richard W. Carter VS..
Nancy Matthews ct al. ALE&. SHARP,