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, 1876-05-18

The nearest glimpse OF the Presidency that
viii ever be vouchsafed hz. pEsp1xroN waa
obtained yesterday when ho wag chosen
Chairman Of the Ohio Democratic Conyon.
ton. He WAS cold]y received, it ia said,
owing to ugly "reminiscences of the Kentucky
railroad claim. The inaationists carried the
DAY, the Convention rejecting the minority
report of tho Committee on Resolutions,
Which WIS rather weak deooction of bullion
ottters prepared by tho THURMAN men for tllia
particular occasion. Weak as 1t WIS, tie Con.
vention would hare none Of 1t, but adopted
Tie minority report embodying tho rpg-
money sentiments Of Old Bull ALLEN.
Tharo WIS believed to have been pro-
ponderance Of tho THURMAN faotion, but bad
management and lack Of organization lost
Them the victory and secured It TO. the ultra
snfationists. It is predicted that tho work
Of the Convention will prove tho means Of
niA mora widely separating tho two wings
II tue Ohio Democracy on tho currency
lueaHon.
, 1876-05-18

Tho Indians aro very carc!u1 and shrcwtl
people, aud among other cautious practices they
alwuys detail oile inan to keep sober whenever
they have grand pow.wow; his duty Is to take
care Of tho drunken fellows aud bestow thcla
properly. Hence the rolls Of "sober Injun,"-a
posie!on OF dignity, trust, and Importance Tho
Chicago Whisky Hing Initiated this wise Indian
trait. They also had "sober Iu1un." Ills
tlasno Ia lisoKLEr, lie was an honest Oaugcr.
liz was always honest whlle tho others wero
dishonest. Ha could always ba depended upon
to niake tho distlllcrs pay the full amount of
the tar on tic full amount Of tho whisky they
manufactured. He wills an important part OF
tho machinery. Whenever any dlstillcr pro-
tested agalnst the payment Of fill tribute to
Mr, NEuM or Ns. uRs1No, tho honest
0auger, A1xcxlsr. ~ t.nme.llassly
, 1876-05-18

Tho organ Of tho whisky thieves, which
hates Secretary Bn1sTow like "pizen," lots
hy this malicious arrow Mt him:
a cuEoAoo TninuxE dispatch says 1lr. Da1srow
did not resign. from the army ut all. And YET he
was serving during the Wur In the kentucky Lcgla.
latnrc. Was he dotnilcd, fl,sloughcd, or was Ills
regiment stationed At tho Kentucky CapIsall There
was law in aono Of thu States prohibiting tla
double -basrelcd service.
A Washington dispatch to Tire TRIBUNE
yesterday disposos Of those contemplate lios
Of insinuation by q simplo sta.oment Of the
facts, as follows:
Western papers continuo 10 assert that Gen.
DRIsTow resigned from the army On account Of the
determination Of tito Government to employ col.
ored troops An examination Of tho onlcial record
shows TINT lie remained with hIs regiment until It
WIS mustered out on account ef The aspiration cf
hs term Of strrtee. This term expired Sept. 2:l,
1863. Before It ended, DNisrow was elected to
the State Senate, but did not take his scat until his
torn In tho field had expired and he had boon mus.
tcrcd Out with hls regiment.
Thus vanishes two moro malicious fplse.
hoods invonted by the Whisky Ring and 1na-
chino politicians, and put in circulation by
their hired organs.
, 1876-05-18

Mr. TuIEy has dono tho people Of Chicago
good aud efficient service in the matter of
the raseally scavengar contract. Upon his
individual application ~ citizen hc OBJ
tanned an injunction from tho Circuit Court
restraining the contractors from acting un-
dor their contract, md this injunction has
since been made permanent. Thus tho
whole contract Inns boon SGT aside, and there
will bo readvertising for bids. It is safo
to predict that the next contract will bo
properly lot. It is we'll to know that indi.
vldual cihzena may proceed III this way mud
prevent tho accomplishment Of schcmeH for
grabbing tho public moneys, and Mr. Tu1Er
has get m example, which, properly followed,
mny save tho people OF Chicago hundreds of
thousands OF dollars within tho next few
yours.
, 1876-05-18
STRENGTH OF THE CHRIBTIAN REVoLu.
TON IN TURKEY.

In computing the probabilities OF tho guo-
cess OF tho Christian insurgents in tho strug-
glo with their Mohasnmodan oppressors
there has always boon ono clement Of diff
Guilty in ascortainiu0 tlejr ron1 m}1;t,r,,
ot,anotr, On Tint y ~. ho.u ;..:ty- !,
a...-,,;n. 1t. .,....,, -
oetoi1ilno "nolnoe lucy couta MAINTAIN war
with Turkey upon their own means of ag-
preasiou or defouse, or wl,nthar tho;. only
hora ~ orcce,o ,,nr1,1 ;7o4,o,a ,..1
,..t.--.:s.. stAe "p0a 4oio'b"
!"tofsent'on' ooAe 4iBat, nowoVcr, haa now
been thrown upon tho subject by IIerr vow
W1oKgnr, IN cmipout German military nm.
fhor;+v 4vho hca ham y o1,,, ,1,..-us =. -,
y, 49' NV aus oe1H etoso ooSet'eF o3 h14
tna "uta o1 eno 1'Aa1 t"ehty.aVe years, and
, 1876-05-18
SUPREME COURTS BEDDING AMI
WABH.BILI.

The records of tho S,lpremn Court ~ Ind;
ann furnish tho iatest ;l]nstration - ~.
Domocrat;o corr7,ption thai snrv;vo1 ~
Domo1rat;o rebellion. and wh;c1, ia abor, NJ,
TINT the destruction Of s1ayorv Ioft NJ tba
party that was hold tooether t,y t1o cohoa;vo
powerof spoils, Tho four Democratic .1,,,ees
Of TINT Court wcro e1octet, IN 1e7o, Thov oro
Woaprn, PErr1r, DowsEY. ami, nuar1nr' ths
samo who arc now Tho Damoorn,io ca,,1;1
dates for reelection. Tho Office 10 Which
thcy woro elected was popu1arlv supposed to
10 ono in which tho nraetica of tho
spoils system was impossible. !. no foca ar
rorquisitos attached to It. tho eomnonsat;on
Of the Judges beino 1jmitad to a f,re,1 salarv
But true to tho;r uarty instincts. training,
and associations, these Democratic ,Ju,1oca
invented method Of mnnufaotur;np snil
capturing spoils, which thov nroce,d-I
to do.
It seems thcy I,ait authority In draw uron
tbo Stat, Trcos,,rv for ;nc,aon4., w." u.
tho court -ior,tcr liz. ~ar.;sa ~ t'.ul,.. ~
STATIONARY oto , 1,hov III o pa ~ ~ o' ~ a.a,.
nation ~ tho vorchoro ~ H. 49,, an.-e-a, .
hv thcm i,;1c,oaoo a o,s,a,o of ..sa,, .h;se
bv tbcso Domocrot;o :Juaroa - A. I,,h...
tr;bnnol NJ tho stoto thnt l. ,r;t,a,,. s1' s.sa,
III l., ~, ,,;..a.-, - ,..,:s:., .,t, ~ ~"
lo4 III the history OF Judicial lnfamics. From
tlesc yot1cherH nnyy M, f1o in tho Stato Audit
, 1876-05-18

Yesterday was great day for political
Conventions, no less than eight being held
In different parts Of tho United States. The
Republicans Of Alabama, Now Jersey, Ken
lucky, md Tennessee, mud the Democrats Of
Iowa and Ohio held State Conventions.
md tho Prohibitionista and Inaatiouists
indulged in National Conventions at Gleye-
land aud Indianapolis respectively. In tho
Republican Conventions, so far as tho prefer
sneea havo boen made known, DR1srow sooms
70 have secured majority OF the delegates.
MORTON and BLAINE fariug about equally.
Among the Democrats T11pzs go.s Iowa and
Bill ALLEN captures tho Softs in Ohio.
, 1876-05-18
Allowed FEB. Q, 1s73-Joux Pxrr1r, q, II
Supreme Court Of 1ndlanA bought Of srrlgEr,

In tho Same pickpocket style no less than
$o4o.So worth Of stoves, 81, .98 worth Of
fuel, $3.50. II worth Of plumbing, and $aeo
worth Of ice, besides chambor-sets, wash.
bowls, etc., wero charged 10 tho State, and.
on order Of those Democratic Judges and
Democratic nominees for reduction, pail
for out Of the state Troasu1y; and tho whole
incidental expenses {atealings) of tho Court,
exclusiyo OF tho pay Of tho Clerk, by them
thus piled up during their torn amounts
cd to 1868, ,s11.1a, in addition to tho Judges
salaries. They did not stop at theft Of bod.
ding, Btovos, fuel, and furniture, but to CON-
plete their infamy actually had tAeif own
md their fa1nilics' foul linen washed at ths
state's expense, and paid for out Of tllo stato
Treasury, IS iB avida1cad by rsgular sorieg
Of vouchers, Of one Of which tho following Is
copy:
Voucher x1$71
State Of Indiana In account ANNA tAs7ELLo-
For sesvces Is lamtreas saprems Court. 49,. Is. %
Allowed +, court iii; Il ii :y oi j.nusr; Is4 '
T. G. DowHxT, e. ].
And the vouchers on flo show that tho
Judgea' waah-bills during their tarm Of
81, IS wore, On their order, paid ont Of
tho State Treasury.
Tho whole neetls no commont, These
vouchers Of themselves advertise tho petty
thioVery of tho Judges elected by tho Indiana
Democracy to preside over tho highest til.
bunal In tho gtata. To that thioyerv tho
Democratic pafty managers have made them.
solves accessory after the fact by renominat-
ing tho thieves after their crime was dis.
closed for tho same high Office and II all ia
Of piece with the DEMOCRACY OF F1oYD,
THOMPSON, and TWEED, which Is also the
Democracy OF today.
, 1876-05-18

1t Is now regarded as certain TINT TIM
Benate will decide that 1t has jurisdction in
The BE11NAP impeachment case, the principal
ground Of this decision being that roeigna.
hon cannot be operative wlon made on the
same day that impeachment articlas nro
found. Tho question will probably bo dc.
rtded Saturday, and tho trial will ensus
forthwith. It does not follow, however,
that the Senate will convict DE1xNAr, who
must be found guilty by two-thirtls vote,
while majority vote Is sufficient to decide
the question Of Jurisdiction. It is quite pos-
aiblo that, though tho proof Of guilt should
b. absolute, twenty-ive senators, having
scrup!es rs to jurisdiction, may vote against
impeachment and thus prevent conviction,
This Is chance for escape which DE1rsAr
doubtless contemplates with profound salts.
faction,
, 1876-05-18

A marvel in legislation has been accom-
plishea by the House in the paasago Of tho
Post Office Appropriation bill. Il increases
he rato Of cost for largo clasa Of postal
EerVico 10 per cont, but reduces tho oeerc-
gate appropriation CT per cent; forbila tho
discontlnuanco Of any mil route, but makes
1t 9 pond ofensc for tho Postmaster to cx-
seed tho sum appropriated. BY D singular
sVorsight tho sapious Democrats neglected to
rnact TINT service must be CONTRACTED for at
present rates, but paid for On the basis of
The reduction Of q per cent, and impose tho
death poaalty for uou-conformity. As the
bill passed, 1t is Legislative absurtity which
.he Senate will have to overhaul and put into
Intelligent and practicable shape.
, 1876-05-18

Ihc readers Of Mfr. JAcoB REuM's Testimony,
while believing TINT he has told the truth gcn.
ef1lly, a'd has not invented tho name OF any,
BODY to whom he paid whisky money, at tic
sa1ne time experience more or less difficulty In
y'cisiing implicit belief to that portion OF Ills
statement IN which ho assertcd TINT liz did not
keep back my OF tho blacktnall money, hut d.
Vldcd 1t all among tho other fellows. Just at
that past OF the narrativo SONS people shake
their heads. They hope 1t Ia 80, but
, 1876-05-18

,hsso We 90 not doaht and havo not at any time
aI1 month"; that upon popular Yoto Of the
ealse the nomination for tho Presidency liz Ia
q3nuoa6iedly tho popular fayotite to.lay,-Etw
This IS tho candid statement of MINER whtc,
Is doing its best for BLAINE. But wlile Rms.
TOW Is unQuestionably tho fayorite with tho
masses OF the people, 1t Ii by no means certain
that the naelllno-ieliows will cousent to hls
nomination 1t Cincinnati.
, 1876-05-18

The Republican State Convention Of Ala.
bama adjourned yesterday after nominating
strong state ticket, With the Hon. THoMAs
u. PETERS at tho bend of It for Governor.
No instructions wore given to the delegates
10 the Cincinnati Convention, but the dole
cation ia understood to DO for Secretary
Bn1sTow for President. It is beloved that
ho could carry the State, ns ho would secure
lnrgo whito vote.
, 1876-05-18

aolS to make Il out e1actly; but IL Is eornevh.,.
between eac0, 900 and $2a5, 600. Tho amoun, ~
fofcnuc tho Government WINS awintllcd omt -
ny ia1se oats aud corrupt officials mus. rcoe,,
somewhere In tho nctglborhood Of million n,
ti'1'ars during tho two and half or thro
tho stealing WAS In progress. -
, 1876-05-18
THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1876.
Greonbacks at tho New York Gold Ex
shango yestorday closed at 88Y.

The Iowa Democracy want tho Resump-
Hon act repealed, and the reason why they
Tant It repealed is because it was passed by
lie Republican party. But it doesn't mike
nuch difference what the 1own Democracy
want; they aro very inconsidcrablo clc-
mont In the political composition of that
atata.
, 1876-05-18

:, But the fact is, Chicago has never yct mid nnrc
-Spr9a0a*la Rf0ister. '4' '''oA'1'
as Cook County, with II per cont Of the pop
u'st'on' pays nearly Is per cent Of the State
lakes, how much would tho Register l.uyo tho
other lol counties pay after increasing tho levy
on Cook County to four tin,cs what It Ia now4
, 1876-05-18

The sentence pronounced by the United
States Court at st. Louis against WILLIAM
doKEz and CoN MAou1nE was yesterday cur
he'd into effect boti, being incarceratcd in
Tho County Jail. AL efforts to obtain par
don or Communication Of the sentonco vera
unavailing, the President remaining firm to
ho Inst in his refusal to Interfere,
, 1876-05-18

Tho popular csedullty Is still dreadfully
strained in the effort to swallow the story whole,
that It was IIkslNo, tho cunulug, uuscr,lpulous
villain, who seducel, III his unsuphistlcatcd .u-
uocencp, tho ycrdant, inexperienced RhuA,
, 1876-05-18

Speaking OF the malicious opposition eylnced
ny certain classes agalnst Secretary Da1srow,
the CINCINNATI Ga.ette Observes;
III In prop9,!on A. nntsr oxs strength inrroases
hiblt THUR hatred OF hlm With lln1sTnw M Tia
HcpuIiiean candidate for tho Presldeucy Hamilton
t1nAty would roll up Republican majority Ia Oc.
Ehat would virtually sottlo tho PEcxidpntial irht
, 1876-05-18

. Iha Chicago produce markets wera gen.
p9!ly rather weak yesterday, with moderate
: aoavaty, but not much doing for shipment.
Aeas pork wss l71@35o per brl lower. cloaing
u V2o.6e@2.67} for june and 32a.E24@2o.76
, 1876-05-18

JAKE REuM states that he paid ]. D. WARD
big money when io was ls Congress for election
purposes, but tho reason for which hB paid him
money after be became District Attorney Ia not
given. As Sfr. Ward ia to be tried, wu suppose
this explanation Is reserved for thnt trial.
, 1876-05-18

We have been trying to figure out from ths
confesslona under oath Of the dIstl!ers, rect!-
fers, daugcrs, storekcepers, and tho ex-PolIce
Superintendent, how much money was paid ~
hlakluall to various parties, but have MT been
, 1876-05-18

Twenty third 1trrct, corner Dearborn, Ehnnnlou
shp Rnnsn between tic 8t- Louis and Chicago Cigbs
, 1876-05-18

-.-. AdtIphI Theatre.
Dearborn ttTect corner Monroe. VARIETY entertain.
Nent "Thn Walfs Of Now YQsk.''
, 1876-05-18

nfcYfckersa Theatre.
MGdteon ttreet. between Stata and Dearborn. En-.
Hagemsnt Of the Maggie Mitchell Troupe. Losic, or
, 1876-05-18

IIoofey's The4trc.
Randolph greet between C1nrk and LasAI1e, En-.
Fragment Of Fifth Avenue Company. "rtQue."
, 1876-05-18
d[bt' UritW;t'|(e,;.
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE,

f7Az1s or aUpsoRrrT1oH (FATADLs IN ADVANCED
\ Postage Prepaid as this, 0floe4
n'' Edition. E::se:f y III :: :sSs al:
EnsasY sdit.oa Eita's1Y F "a sff ponSs
~''f'' re:'R:a4 FIT: q ~ ss.s i ;:u;s f.is 40
49,. WEEKLY EDITION, PosrrAfp.
2nS GsS SssPl q kve esT II @
tiaS q t*eh{y. psf lis
Ths postass !: Is esnss yaas, which re gill prepay
BpeclEneo copca sent FREQ.
To prevent delay and mAtskea be aurr md kvc Pos.
omes stdrosa ia fual. including State and County.
nanistances may b mads either BY draft. express.
fo&s.oca ordar Or In reaatcred letnft n cur Ilsk.
TERMS 10 CITY SUBSCRIBERS.
Daily delivered Sunday excepted, 25 cents per week
Pasly deasered. Sunday !neluaed 30 centa PET week
Corner Madson and Dearborn.sts., Chicago. Ill.
. =--%----
ADJUSTMENTS.
New Chicago Theatre.
flint ttr'e between Randolph and L.ko. 1loo1es'
... IIootey's Theatre.
e. Sss I'D k:s En-
... nfcvickersa Theatre.
$$2 $ssi '$s: s''a s Rs'sS
Adefphl Thentrc.
VII: Nv Variety e''''''
Wool's nTuaenN4~
Monroe street. hctwcen Dearborn and State, After.
aoon. 'The Iny!aiblc P1ncc." Escl1Lng, "On Hand"
Inns Bail Park.
Twcnty.th ttrrct, corner Dcnrbotn. Ehnmrlnn.
ship Rrnn between tha 81. Louis and Chicago CiuGs
THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1876.
, 1876-05-18
ASlUSEAIENTS.

New Chicago Theatre.
CLARK tsreet, between Randolph and Lake. fIoofeya
6tuSaFA1A.
National Republican., 1876-11-02
RAILROADS.
aoESiJct R1LTiMoRE AND ONO ~f15. kAfISoAD.

OCT. l6, ls7s.
AN Leave washington e
500 baltimore, Ellicou city md way Stations.
$50 Baltimore, Annapolis and Way stations, Pom
OF Rocks, and intermediate Stations. AGn
7:1u Baltimore and Alexsndri, Junction. sunda
stops at Alex andria FUNSTON.
$40 NEW YORK, PHILApELRHIA AND BOSTON
PRESS: PuimaA Parlor Cars. (sunday stops
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations.
and so sod xsy 5od
800 aRS 1s Say Bane
Piedmont and Way Stations, Main Stem;
80 NaI NVFStSITI YoHK And Bosros LIMITED EXPRESS,
and all Eastern cities. NO stops except at
and fhiisdelphis: sunday 70 baltimore and
Annapolis only.
is:i5 baltimore, Way Stations, Ellicott City and
I:R NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NoRFoLK
EXPRESS. Alexandra Junction. On Sun
s:o Baltimore and Way Stations. Frederick via
t:se BAITisoRK AND LAUREL Expnrss.
go eGeFe1 ana Point Of k0css: % S,s Mes1op9 sd
a:4 Bsitlmore. AnnapOns and Way Stations.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
junction.
Except Saturday, HaEerstown and Win:
chester: Sleeping cars TO Cincinnati and
$50 Point OF Rocks and Way Stations.
Zoo PHILADELPHIA AND BALTINoRE EXPRKss.
7:l5 Baltimore and Way Stations.
7:35 Pittsburg, Chicago, and Colum bus.
lS snW Tosr AsD sdeaT E1
PRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
10:05 Baltimore and Way Stations TO Annapolis
Junction. :.
Has ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO AND CINcINSlT1 Ex-
Sletpers.
Tlo sio $40 s:2O q. m: I4o. As. $50 6:ss ZOO,
7:l6 7:S6 $50, 1880. 1905 and Has p m, daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown,
phia at $40 q. m. and 1:40 d. m.
For further information apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket ofces Washington Station, and 4s5,
Gl and sos Pennsylvania avenue, and No. 6l3 Ftf-
teeuth street n. W., where orders viii be taken for
baggage 70 be checked and received At any point In
THOS. 4. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GRn & KOONTZ. General aent
National Republican., 1876-11-02
.eUNG q MIDDLETON, Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST CuRSER
r OF ESEEENTH.sFkEETR ROAD AND TsuM
BULL STREET, JUST BEYOND BOUNDARY
STREET.
= By.virtue OF deed OF trust dated July
esI %. A. ID. 1874, duly recorded In Liber No.
"a 7S3, folio 3I3, one of the land records fos
- the District of Columbia, and at the request
OF the party secured thereby. will sell
at public auction, In front of the premises,
SATURDAY, November II, fSe, at O'Clock D.
M, the following described real estate, situate In
the county OF Washington, District of Columbia,
to wit: Being known and described as lot numbered
one; a. in block twol2l of the subdivision Of John
A. Smith S farm. made by the Howard Univer-
sty- together with the improvements. consisting of
one-story brick building, &c., eNceprethe south
leased.
Terms: One fourth in cash, end the balance in
six. twelve and eighteen months with interest at
eight per cent. per annum- secured by deed OF
trust the property sold, all cash at the option
ofsale, and all conveyanclng at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with in seven DAYS.
BRAINARD II. WARNER, (r,s,aa,
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, riustees.
National Republican., 1876-11-02
LEGAL.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IL TRICT OF CDLUMBIAs SPEClAl. TERN.
lS56.
AnpIlcation kor letters testamentary the estate
Of Mary Morgan, of the District OF Columbia, has
This iay heen made by James Mclaughlin. All
persons interested hereby notified to appear in
this court on TUESDAY, the 2ist day ofNoyember
next at II O'Clock m, to show cause why letters
.testamentary ON the estate OF the said deceased
should not issue as prayed: provided copy OF
this order be published once week Tor three weeks
in the Wdshfa0t0H Lac Reporter and THE Ma
TIoNAL RKPUBLicAS previous to said day;
Test: A. WEBSTER.
ocsS-H3ws Register Of Willis,
National Republican., 1876-11-02
Bros, Auctioneers.

TkUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk0PERTl ON THE EAST SIDE OF SEW
ENNTTHt;sTWREET ENT 4 W ROAD, NEAR THE scHUET-
- BY virtue Of e deed Of trust. dated April %.
m a. ID. ls.6. duly recorded IN Hber No. s15 folio
~ SS one Of the land records for the District OF
Columbia and At the request of the party se-
cured thereby we will sell At public auction In front
OF the premises, on TUESDAY, November II, 1875.
Al O'Clock p. m, the following described real
estate situste IN the county of Washington. Dis
ttct of Columbis to wit: ALL that piece or parcel
OF land lying the side Of the ScyeEth-strcet
road and north of the Howard University. >, be-
ing part OF the farm formerly owned bv JOHN A.
Smith, and being the south half of n two t2J acre
lot lcomprised Of part Of lots two e) and three CD
in the PARTITION between the heirs of Robrrt Peter
conveyed by the said John A. SMITH aud wife 70
John Bakersmith by deed dated Septembers. 5. A. ID.
1854, and recorded In Liber X. NJ. II IL. folio 5S5
together with the Improvements. consisting OF
two-story brick dwelling. &c.
Terms: One third in cash. and the balance at SIX
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at Der
cent. per annuni. secured by deed OF trust on the
property so d. or all cash. at the option OF the pur
chaser. A deposit of 800 will be required Of the
purchaser At the time of sale. and all conveyancfng
at purchaser cost. Terms to be complied with in
seven days otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser, after five days advertisement.
r HENRY Y-STRASBURGER. lr-,-,o
BBAlNARD II. WARNhR,
m b-lEd
National Republican., 1876-11-02
p H. WARMER, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT On THE NORTH SIDE OF W
q STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated July II,
A. ID. 1875, duly recorded in Liber No. 7J7,
folio 495, one OF the land records Tor the Dis
~ trict of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, we will sell Il a az public
November II. 1876, at $3.50 o'clock p; m, all that
piece or parcel of grouud situate In the city of
Washington District of Columbia, known and dis
tingulshed as and being lot numbered eight, Is, In
William Murphy's recorded subdivision of square
numbeI ed two hundred and two, (3J2, fronting
twenty C20) feet on w street, by depth Of ninety
(gO) feet, to an alley.
Terms; $500, with interest at eight per cent. per
annum on Ss75 IRON July II, 1873 and on sls5 from
July IL, 1875 TO day of sale and expense OF sale In
cash. and the balance in twelve months, with inter-
est at six per cent, secured by deed of trust
the property sold. deposit OF 500 required at the
time of sale, and all conyeyancing at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days.
F., ): ): =. MyAkEH Van EHHoRs, Trustecs,
j. L. COLDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1876-11-02
AUCTION SALES.
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Future Days.
n. WARNER, Auctioneer.

Il. n. WARNER, Auctfonecr.
TRgsTEEs, SALE or A NEAT Twg:sToRY
ROOF. ON HIGH STREET, NEAR dOw AID
inNNSiTT16HRsinTfs iNST16HRs In THE COUNTY OF WASH
- By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated Feb
s. ruary q. a. ID. lS73, duly rssOrded In Liber
III No. ~. folio s., one OF the fz1d records for
the District OF Columbia, and Is the request
1f the party secured thereby, wIli ell st pub
"a pAl november rs 1875, AT 4:so o'eoek. p M,
tne fouowing described real estate situcte In the
county OF Washington, District OF COiehahia, TO
Wit: The west half OF lot numbered eIght (3 In
block numbered tweuty-three, ca in the b h0ward
University subdivision of the farm OF JCa,n A.
smith, as recorded in the surveyors ofee OF wash
fngton eounty, d. e., together with the impi6ye-
ments, &c.
Terms: One ffth In cash, and the balance zt ore,
two, three and f0ur years, with interest at per
cent. per annuni, secured by deed OF trust the
property sold. or sll cash, at option of the pur-
chaser. deposit of 800 required 1t the time Of
sale, and all conveyanclng at purchasers cost.
II terms OF sale arc not complied with In seven
days the trustees reserve the right to resell the
chaser. after i've days advertisement,
SHAkLEs Z. & PRESTIffsssL L. Trustees.
.. 7. CoLDWELL,