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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-13
Nompann q. OnttinnSpilLe.

Captain, @. P. Phalen 1st lieutenant,
NJ. M. Tarbell; I'd lieutenant, M. X. Had
ley; LIST sergeant, Henry Barrett; quarter
masters sergeant, e. r. Headle; 35 men.
Company II, Pittgard and West Rutland.
Captain, H. G. Sheldon; LIST lieutenant,
W. M. Jones; I'd lieutenant, ]. +. Eggles-
ton; LIST sergeant, Henry Mills; quarter
masters sergeant, E. F. Jackson as men.
Company I, Oastleton.
Captain, J. A. Benedict 1st lieutenant,
H. A. Pond I'd lieutenant, Michael
Hines; LIST sergeant, Oscar Babbitt quar-
ster-sergeant, @. ]. Brainerd 40
men.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-13
COMPANY x, Clarendon.

Captain, James Barrett LIST lieutenant,
Henry Webb I'd lieutenant, w. G. Marsh;
LIST sergeant, G. @. Pierce quarter master
sergeant, ]. L. Congdon IS men.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-13
Centennial Rates of Fare.

The following are the centennial rates of
fare from thJ following stations to Ben
nington and return:
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-13
Bates House.,
RUTLAND, VT.
NOW OPENIT0 THE PUBLIC

burned In 1875, has just been completed, and Is
now open for the reception OF guests The new
motel Is much larger than the old one and more
conveniently arranged. 1t Ia furnished through
out Win black walnut furniture, and has All
the latest improvements, both In furnishinRs
an nna general arrangement. It is lighted,
and cold water and bath rooms ON each floor
In short, everything that genius has Invented
and money can buy, for the comfort OF travel
use OF its guests. 'O- '-s
The table OF the old BATES House was its es-
equal 70 the old In that respect The cuisine
arrangements In The new hotel al second TO
NO hotel IN THIS section, and the tables will be
amply PROVIDED with the best the market a.
iords, cooked and served In nrst-class style,
-, Ihs proprietors would be pleased TO receive
tne patronage or the numerous friends and
me new house will be even more attractive TO
the travelling public than the old one.
, 1877-07-21

ono side tnflcis whn arc supcrnaturali1ttc ..
the core md on The otsrr rnntt-snpcrnnturalI.,ts
tn thr cure. w
Popnlnr innicrInlE.m, which M the Wcst nna ~.
East, ha. M mnrc tnhtlc fnr than thi. suptrn,,s
nral belief. lit M tho wprl ''ff" 'tlt ~ :.
and mt call a pan-r until srrncc has dctrrmlnca
whether Indeed any have spoken hchtnll the Val
Tllcy Jta In tho past II they do In tic future II,
will 1etrn to them. II fhry tpcAk. it proy..
there is something behind The vii
l5nf. truth 6r i1nalnn, Spir rlfuaaifm puckens III
It undcrmtnes that nf tncsc. II il. pcrhalm, t,a
enhi!eat popular, though by no means tho tnltlt.
rchnfar5. foe with which nlaterlsllsm and lLr ot
ponents oi the belief lu the supernatural have to
!cal II tnay n. that thcre IA III Hpirlruals< IT,.
which will hct0iMo 4 two edged smnr3 h7nbat -,
tinnnllstn ffAcif Let mo conclude by rrctinr =
1IOston sonnet as a sign Of tho times:
ssY ErlrfR b1He snh llArk the tables lin
4 devils knntkfd rap may turn Ma pallet
i pI.xss tlGf, = trnc What trhtnt tnc yrtis
iaJ fstder' hcu,as for Il ,hc ~ et Fl "H
TO bring It t,ack& . bArtuHt tait
Tr frtt leof tro!n tPlt darkncts aunht may trfp.
May cn lhe tail And par, the anTII's honf,
R!lcfa Of wltlrh hrnratl ! to trHrttsrOptt
Thrn tlrasrrel faith With synS.cye doubt may eope
Wbrh whto wlnss anl Ours furrhcai ro,i 10 i~:1 a'
At o'clock an illustrated lecture IN uDih,s
Oriental fsna wna delivered by j. y. Ustrande,'
At nclack came the normal class, conductrI i,
the t!cv. Dr. !. Williamson, OF this city: subcct
''1}iblc ne,urnplly." H
NJ Z n'clocx, tho evening hour.-Dr, v]ucrn,
went over tho Sunday -bchon1 miscellany, Al
o'clock tho Kev. ". r. Ctafts delivered i icctnrs
On 'Tlr Teachers Stndy Or 1lnmnn Nnturc.
, 1877-07-21
WASHINGTON.
Tnvcsttsntions-An Opening for Claim
Ancnts-Sahscrtptlon 10 tho New Foqy

1nrcsttrat,ons-An 0ucn,nr for Plat.
n.'a-...". @ Gaasm
Arent".s"'scr'pt'o"' to the Nc" fou'
FER Cents .-...
Special Dl'pateh 10 The tribune.
!, WAsm!sa7oS, D. c., July 2o;-Thc charges
.,sr,,. ~. ~ .'a.' ,'.." .."np'.'s, are
duplicate OF those 'atcly investigated In tic
treasury Department, md reported to be irlrl,
ii, false, and malicious. Upon failure to nake
t,vcr ~ Inn rrcstlont RI, ,hnr,ro. ,rore '.'sa
49, s'."..,.. ~ az 'Ho e,,alAea "ute pfc.
!c3Fe" ny thfee men, one OF whom WINS dasmisstd
for drunkenness. ono for receiving bhbcs and for
hoolss and furnishnfr IL to or,sh,o narttcs fo-
,.o .,.,ns, .n,a"rs ~ Nv " p"''es iF
"sr ~ as"1"ss ,a, u'ne.,a ~ tu' selS'ee'
Wheelwright & CO. by tho last House Of 1ssp.
rcscntutiycs resulted IN report TINT Tho ctuu
mid hv 1,ohc,ot,. omm,ntJnr 10 s1, mi, u..
s..,.,..i.s ~ ar,'. a.s.. .,.1., " ''i' vas
clerk III the bureau Of Construction aud Re.
paIr, received several hundred dollars fron
Triton for furnishing him with con,cs of tba
rocord. T., thn co.o u,,r,y h.. i.ts,n ~ ~. sus
,,..., -, ,'' ~. s"se "sy "Aa 'atelT ptea
olscha.scu py secretary lnolhpeoh, anu Las
opGsncu aaW.o1ice le1c.
den. ofu!Lllt Appointment Glcrk OF lhc lrcaA-
uFyt ms fctnFa1ed. lie says INC announcement
~ @ ic - b%.tomoro AG.s,ea1 s1 tat hc wa on
tour OF lnspcct!on nlohg inc coast was alto
Ecttcr Incorrect lo only started to Inspect
ba!timorc.
Secretary Sherman arrived tonight ~ land,
having ahah1oncd tic reycnio cutter Grant Tor
surcr methous OF trnvcl.
70 fhs Mes1eFn AAaoe!aseM iTfM,
~ WASHINGTON, y. q, July 1.-Sol!citoF-o F-of-lhs-
IIeasulY haynor nas gwen az onlaloh Which,
unicss ulsapploveu ny necfctarY sherman, w!ll
navc the el,Ges 70 maze lively times t ioT claim
srv rn1 ar, eu ~ !" ia,a nI1 @ Oh sne
~" .;,s nnca l,c rate o. compensation 70 oc paid
, 1877-07-21
i CANADIAN NEWS
Doctors Observation-Disclosures Of
AHorlt-OranE Enmen--Thousn Islands.
speetat DispafeA 10 7As 1Ftoune.

Doctors DlsaEreeing-Atollles ot
AKerlt-Oran nsnmen--Thousnnl islands.
Rpecsat DIspafcA 10 TAs Tribune,
MONTREAL. July 2O.-Nfuch ill-feciinr hss
t, .at..1 t. a., .,,nt,.1 ..s...I ~
o.sn sHe.'se ~ ~, Sav v, ro.ss'ou, s4a
ospee,ahY Ill tnlS e1ly' oy the aetton OF Inc
ot the Provincial College Of phyitcials and Sur
c.o,u mar t.l,xe1 NJ Ti,r.o R,vrr. p,a lcr,c,.
eso''e !'s e'u Nv t'asu ooA''.
Qua movement III obtaining DUNK proxics.a
number VI these mon catno to the meeting Tor
the purpose Of excluding English members u
the profession from al, control. tbs result was
t"a'' ou' W 'ofty n'c'"oe's u. .no ooa'u, o"S
ten Ellkli4A-spcaklns members were elcctci,
whilst all the officers but Onc-tho Vfcc-Prcsi-
drut. wlio cnuld not bc rouoyed--are French
@;.Ne.,,.
enosu'"s' ~, ,-, .,
A large nunper Of ING infamous 1ratcrhtY
known III tho coa-rcelons Of Pcnnsylvauin Al
Molly Msgulrcs, who had COMPROMISED III ep.
solves scrloisly IN that country, have ,nuls
, 1877-07-21
RELIGIONS,

Eptcfd2 DtsDd4cA ~ 3AS 1f1bus$.
KEoKuE. H., July 20.-Tho now Jewish syaa''
gogue In this city, which has Just been COLL
plcted, was formally dedicated th!a afternoon.
The ceremonies lasted two hours aud hali, aud
were Of y very interesting aud impressive char
actcr. They were conducted by the Rev. Or.
Lilltcntaal. Of Cincinnati. ssslsted by the lles.
II. Btarh, at Peuria, the Rev. Joseph HoGen, ol
this city, and the officers Of the congregation.
They were held IN Hebrew, Germau, and En-
gl!si. and INCLUDED the ceremony Of deposit
lug tho serulls of tbs law in the ark. Dt.
LfllIvnthAl preached the dedtcatory sermon
and pronounced tbs invocation. Tbs syns9ogna
has been erected At cost of 6.O0U, aud ls the
oa'y Que iu thu State. It u a. very handsome
structure, lui1 was beautifully dae1ruted tos tnc
dedication with bowers and eycI.teens. 1t was
tllcl With spectators, and tho ceremonies wtfe
wttnesAe1 with intenae intcrest. Sabbath ec1s-
ices will be held In the syuaxoRue to-moEso*
morning, when DR.. lill.e1thal Will uxaln preach
, 1877-07-21

yor,h,rn ,,h,rrh I1,,on,rrI. ~, - :,
hardly too much IN fay th.t ucforn,rrs were. 80
tie tie Church h't s"nc reas"n fur being shy II
.\lo1hIu,isr. 4 WIS ,s,ttira, Ae,lttn,,ism
w1icl, trumph.l, and MANY of tl,e ralt,ai
Aboltionis,s NJ vou know were pnl.l,nl
seers:toni.ts. tmnss crtttciuc them sorncwhat
I'at The Church cosid have done mud, wntrh
tts u1'aker", hare tho EoH! fortune 70 l"ok
naSk ri'ta On M. reyo1 @ s"eh as ihs Whole Ghnscl
h.'Eht pare my y nc haI actctl ~ time nnH
Drought nur n!biIc ssntt,nens ,, M a!rca.t Win
cotton-gin. Fiat changed thc eentlmcnt Of
man, n,'t not mum tho sentiment OF hcaFefl.
llan2hicf.I .......
ELI wnirSrr,
u 1Io4, iaysntetl thc s.,tton-gln,, The British
nisstFld, nn1i Napoleon bona,artc sold 10 us
Louisiana. WH!i that purchase tho cavo III
1tEnlus' who tnprisons te.npcsts wfthtin his
pcctediy In a.o tlcpshs nj the cave openc,.
s1n, I,t ent Ia A,tse r 9 hns wima na
,m ~. . 'Ha soss"M ~. wo,d y. o.san
,.t,,,1s, H, E!u" .ua, .'uGy y .t9 rs.
nnsl tic Mc1ie4n wnt: Then came yet more
hiuc cnlargcnnnt Of the savr, In the rcrcul ot
tnG Nitssn'tri sEmprotntse, mn, thc Kansas and
western sea thronGh tie last opcnng Of tle
cavern. faol eo thanked that The bowels Of the
Ind no nlore .t1occ,tpirt territoryi Laughter.
wind. rc fn',,,, % M lam WIT em,i.i ~. t",eI
n,"rnt oc ,"aio ~ ~ H.. H., ~ r. 11..
y EAvcl't onc nEslc " c1EPSes. we han ~ pileH
,L m ~ iast o whe ~, ,,o,. Ht "ar y. uneaa ns
aNi South. II ts blocked to this Cay hy that
immpyublc n,si rustiy mound.
Now who IN Boston wits foremost Ms mn Abo-
1ltonl*t III Tho iays when orthutloxy was little
I'M sinw n i:.,n rn,c .sIth f:o,ti ,vhr Thnt,.
Ian ps.t ~ ~. ~, T.. fJi,sx,, 1:t IL ~ Il. a;,,,
fni,xinu ~ wv NY y ~ II. % G os
nlu'is"laE' tluh oHly lVr ny Hht1,eMFcFy ucah
hut inr ffiose principles o1 his which sto1,i ir
soniliet T., WIN acsrcslllcl Chrsslsan'ty; what
1ltss of other pulpts. Whv wcrc othcr pulptts
Iuwl Some pt then, facrtl thu sD,tfh tj,p1,rll.
tcr,i There were soi,th-si,)n vicws ta;n,, IN
Hotton occa,bnailr by tie orthotlox nnstor.'
rn.n a'f IL t mI1 cne.. muH ~ .ns mpun tae
sesat sonttn u. tMe aua. eyer naa s,tfug9ie tq
retain nv respect Tor embodied Chrlstiahtty--t
never had any struggle In retaining my respect
$.x fJ1.- t-~,!Ax "a -.
, 1877-07-21

yiccs whl.h sLcr,ietsln doc. little 10 check.
W. find III that day n, ialc
C%,leEs =, rnel or sr,!t It,, Gl "eIity t'at
temperance. profanity, gambling, and istrnttou.-
tnss were ernmon. Lyman !,ccrl,cr was IN
Yale Gntlc:c ns a ttudcnt N his thirel year
and now these twn men lie mt far. from each
otlrF IN the 1,nspcakably precious dust Of the
New Haven rcmetery, At rrst until the heavens
arc NJ inorcl The senior class brought before
ono Of them on the Inspiration Of the Scriptures.
llc chose that theme for written debate;
askc.i The yuitng men to he "a thorough rs
possible OH the intfdet side; treated them
Tor SIX month. from The college pulpit nn:tvo
courses Of thought against iniidc)sty; an1 iron,
thatday il ran into h.ln0-holes In Yale College.
IL Harvard University hal had President
subsequent history and tilat Il PORTIONS Of Cam
bridge and Boston, but IL would hare peen
different.
Al .tc outset Of our national 1iie
HARVARD WAS AS rCIL OF FRENCH 1NFlpRLIrr
As YALE,
hut sue had no President Dwight TO corrcrt her
tendencies to French ekeptlcisu,. AS at Ynlc,
eoat Harvard, Young men named themselves
after Ersnsh athe!.1s. Among the eloquent
Old Suutli Church lately, tull ne that Prnv-
stcncc has granted to Boston thus far the guild
nnec VI tho intellectual destiny Of t1As rut,tl-
nrnts I1i nostom Is sea'pioMn slly o' en'asahEE
-, .Ir,n ~. % l.saMsmtI.rl - 1a'u
culture Boston Is as yet, in the opinion Of many,
and especially it her own IlnuE!sterl, the highest
,, s"n a,;oas 9 asa' 'a ScmH - iosnos ,a,n,,
~, ts1,, "a. ~ sa,.i,,tn. t
period. and by many years VI war ou tllr own
e,il. l.c tho veins Of Harvard. " we'll rs those
~, ,., ~ ~ ~ w. i"as 'a,,.r ~ ~ ,sm,n ~ .tr ,,t
w e'usc " tne w.. ccttaS tisas' = ~ WI as
INC vefy same e1ases Tatel. han pEu!ticeu p!
uccn1nsnHaatlou ,.c at iaie. ETY." tnal stMaent
ii,,. ~ 49,, s,;s,,,a t,,,,m ~ .ts ~ y"
na .,,t.. .ro ."er,t ,,,1 ,t ~ ,r'ot. ,aon
!an ING aainc % ~ rna.ese a<s'pa..os,;, H., ~! nAt
ncIIeT NJ llas'asu nor ~ ., iale hasG tar ~.
,,1 ~ I ii'.,t th ~ ,,.m s
~ H. .. ~ ~" in.t .,rtnr tt t III an rms, r
s.ntosi ,ha, nn .,r Is net % ~" % met u say
.u". ,.i,t,.s III, I,aa u ,t,, s W., -
fois,, r',.asonta,I,o H. ~ VIZ a,,1 s tfnx-I a,I
ia'y ;, ,'aa, hin ~ H., W aIu ,,a.ya ,.
unreGorablcM M xses wero as common @ Ut naryaH
IN ., ~ uG' ~ as ~. H.. liz T. oMn osoK
,sl,n msaif ~ s.t @ ~ =. ~ .,,, w. I
.,,1 r,, H., a"u t',,r,as ~ ,.oaA.s ~ Nv
iu tt aeInSt .;. ~, ~ w. ~ .usu.''r Ss @
il1e there h'ncly years aso, aha a if3nKly Writ
~ ~, 'nts ..m w IT, ea.n
~ ~ .ts NJ. ~ a.,r.s
~. ., ast ~ ,a ~ W.
%sraso % un.iessr"aa'S q t.s IT, yeaf' o! tio
,ss ss - " @ ~, nn W. ~
EGrs,,.n 81 ii,an S T. taar aa 'lese eeS u
>'!H.aI 1 T., .''an 1' ~ .s H. ."1s III, MARA
tfs , 49,. .f,rtasnoa r a u nGso. tLI,ss, tt
ua. n.st " ~ Mse,-A%n % r. ~ LUZ ho1
a,sut, moet ~ tno t!Munts IT. a'ne.'pels t "
tn.is, u. H. ~ t.,ns i.u s ~ = 1uS p.sec ~
~ e = arrrp sp, ;tr te t,u a,u o. IT.
Nv NJ 'iaTsMa tni.E,si!J' u1H sl'taK'hE VI
, 1877-07-21
RclNsTATFn.

HGM@bnbI
NEW YonK, July aA-Tiie Royal Cansd,sn
Insurance Company las beeA Eciastatcd " th's
stats.
, 1877-07-21

i,unhin ~ ~. ,i,I,mln- ~ Vnstn.,. Wn...sh,.
a.. ~ wv " ''"''e'" ''"'''s''''
@sts' ,. -,.,.,
olt OF TVS secular1atlon OF the ehiirehea Of
Easteti ntassaehnsetts eama tirlr chlet wcals'
ness III the!r realsfanco 10 le irrc,lEtolts 'utlu-
fhres arising from the FFeieli Mar 1nd the
ls:y1lutloi', aiid III tue accession u lhc French
inlihcllty at ING moment when l,a!ayestu and
french liberty nal hent the national soul to-
ward rance. -.....-..-
A3kRlUAas HAVE ALL soRTs or saMsR h1CsPT
historic skNas.
AVHsuy HA'o Houuc" osGF Htouuu tiat htt@c
WINE ago ~ man soulA naso passed ACROSS
Mithoist burning Als ieet. We nave hatl y state
Churh' Me nave hau sfcatnr1ru church
.,isnlbetsaip 10 olG o. o. s,i's u mIgnnninatlnns tAe
Iullug one: UNI little oy little ta4t secu!aflza-
lion - is'Wcrsd our aiahdaI'ls mat II y NOT
a'nazing ut al! ami " Is thiHs WE ought 70
ttayt expected tint out 81 tue coms'inatst''s q
causes !ne!!H!cd II ihe o!1er Arln1h1anlsni-(t
Deg every Aiethoolsta pardon. speak uaiy of
GrEnrd whtri your prescHt scholars ron1csA.
Just a. eFitieise tsie olcr Calvlnlsn c'itirisc
tho older Ar'n'nlantsln., Tne present Arn'l'.
iahssm IL pretty good Casvln!aIlHmost of
llauEhterD-sAat OUT OF tho tolA-
hl4atton ut causce INCLUDED IN The
1ldes ATm!u'a'sIn. she halfway royen9nt, the
disturbances oi tAs rtenrl wae ana thc heYol1-
ton, French insldsltty, tho popular iulseonerp-
National Republican., 1877-02-26
ID II. WARNER, AuctIoneer.
Ne \ street, opposite Masonic Temple.

u II. WARNER, Auctloneer.
NJ + street, opposite Masonic Temple.
TRUSTEES sALEOF A THREE STORY AND
MANSARD ROOF BkIgk Bl lLDlNG On TuE
NORTH SIDEUF NEW YORK Avenue. he
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FlfTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOW \ As THE
WASHINGTON CLUB HOUSE"
BY virtue of deed Of trust, dated Mav2l \, u.
1873. duly recorded In Liber No. 5si r,iV rs, Que
OF the land records for the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of te party secured thereby We
will sell at pnbllc auction, In front OF the prcnses,
on MONDAY, March r. is'7, AT O'Clock =. NJ,
all that certain piece or parcel Of land
of Wishing gton. District of COlumbia, and known
and distinguished as lot numbered three l in square
number two hundred and Twenty-Five, lss2. as said
lot Is described In deed from Alexander II. shep-
herd and wife, dated December !. A. u. ISL. aud
recorded In Libcr No. 66s, folio e+i et se. OF the
land records of the District OF Columbia, together
with all the Improvements, Sc.
This propcrtyls well suited for nrst class resi-
dence, having all the modern Improvements.
Termsi One-fourth o. the purchase money TO be
paid In cash, and the balance at sih, twelve and
per anuun, secured by deed of trust on the prop
crty sold. deposit or 400 will he required OF the
purchaser at the time of sale, and all conyeyancng
al purchaser cost. lfterms Of sale are not COM
piled with In seven days the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the property nj the risk and cost OF
the edcaultins purchaser after one weeks adVer-
SAMUEL CROSS, r..,,o.,
ALEXANDER wHILlDIN, irustees'
Oawfor3wkskdS Star ilaVSWdds
National Republican., 1877-02-26
1TCTT0N S1LEs-FUTTRE D1Ts

AUCTION S1LES-FUTURE D1fS
j. J.To6LDwEEI 4 RssI I,lssi E.ssts hasiiohsSf'
TEgsJEEs SALE Sf pEsiRAPLE TN;
* nsiETTIEnENTIH L sInftIi RTH sTRRETHHTwS t. lsrETwEEN
By virtue OF q decd Of trust dated January 2ist,
Is76 duly recorded in Liber No. sis, folio ~ one
OF the land records for the District OF Columbia,
and At the request OF The party secured thereby we
will sell at public auction, In front OF the premises,
on WednCsd feb.uar 18th. at 40 O'Clock l..
NJ, the following described real estase sicpated In
the City of Washington. District OF Columbia, to-
Wit; All that certain piece or parcel q ground
city as lot numbered eleven I'M In Samuel David
sons recorded subdivision OF square numbered Que
hundred and nincty-scyen. tigsD, fronting Six
ieenih siresa 2 feet inches. 6y depth Of ~ feet
consisting Of frame dwelling, etc.
Terms: One fourth In cash, and the balance nj
six. twelve and eighteen months with interest at
per cent per annum, secured hY u deed Of trust on
the property sold. or all cash. at option Of pur-
chaser. A deposit OF 800 required NJ the time Of
sale. aud all conyeyancing al purchasers cost.
HENki sTASB%MRGEk;, % }Trustees.
Feb. t6-imw. J. 7. COLDWELI., Auc.
National Republican., 1877-02-26
ID II. WARNER, Auctioneer, L street oppo-
DE- site Masonic Temple.

IK
De site Masonic Temple.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ADEsIRABLEThREE-
STORY AND BAsEMENT PnESsED-BRICK
pWELLING WITH BAY WINDOW NO.
by Virtue Of deed { trust, dated September 81,
A, b. 1872. duly recorded in Libcr No. $50. folio
rs OF the Land Records for the District OF Co.
lunbla. and at the request Of the party secured
The premises, on FRiDk AZ, March 9th, is77 AT $3.50
O'Clock 7. NJ all that certain piece or parcel OF
ington, District OF ColumIla. and known As lot
numbered eighty four (SiJ, In Gilbert and ALIENS
subdivision OF square numbered three hundred
and seycnty-hve (Si5), together with the Improve
ments, &c.
Terinsi One fourth In cash. and the balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at
7per cent. per annuin, secured by deed OF trust
on the properly sold. .... :.
time Of sale, and all conyeyancinK at purchaser
cost. II the terms Of sale are not complied with IN
days, the trustee reserves the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser after Eve days ady ertisement.
nses.rhsruSds J. I. S5Eb%EIL. saicsmsn.
National Republican., 1877-02-26
CHERMAN 4 HANDY, Auctioneers, 81.
- Cloud Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE I'M
PKoyED rEOPERTl ON THE wEST sIDE
QT TENIM sIREET EAST BETWEEN Z
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated April g. A. -.
1s75 duly recorded IN liber No. 7I6 folio ~ Que or
the drIc tionof the party secured thereby, win
sell A. public suction in front cf the nrcinlses on
MONDAY, the 26th dav OF February, is5 at q
O'Clock p. M, lot numbered ,t2) twenty y-one,
square numbered nine hundred and forty -ulne,
(oi9. } with the Improvements thereon and appur-
tenances thereto belonging. The Improvements
consist Of n comfortable brick house.
Terms OF salci One third OF the purchase money In
cash, and the balance In two equal instsllments,
PAYABLE In twelve and eighteen months aftsr date,
with interest at the rate OF per cent. per annum,
secured by deed Of trust upon the premises. II
days from the day OF sale we reserve the right TO re-
cost Of the purchaser aud cepost OF any dollars
required on accC ptance Of bid,
-; sTANLEY JONES, }rrus,ces
WILLIAM 3; JoNEs,
National Republican., 1877-02-26
TVNUANSUN BROS, Auctioneers,
IL Ninth and ID streets northwest.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE HOUSE
AND LOT IN THE CITY OF WASH NGTON.
BEING NO. zoos FOURTEENTH STREET
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated May /. isIa.
and recorded in Liher 40, folio 46S, of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia, and at the re-
quest of the party SECURED we shall sell a public
the sth day of March, Isl, at $50 O'Clock Y.
lot sixty.two, t62, In Il. X. Dtayhew's recorded
al four, (il and twenty CO.. In square two hun.
the District OF Coiuinb,a being 20 feet front Oya
depth OF i3s,l feet, and improved bya three-story
Terms OF sale as prescribed by said decd OF trust:
The amount OF Indebtedness secured thereby,
ten per cent per snnum,, also 500 paid Tor
taxes and insuransel with the expense OF sac
teen months, for which the notes Of the purchaser
the property, will be taken. dep0stt OF 500 will
be required At the time OF sale. Convcyancing at
purchasers cost.
EEoSiIi FL VI IEAEEs9SSSsy + BY }Trustce,.
fc,.wrNSds "
National Republican., 1877-02-26
u H. WARMER, Auctioneer,
Ds y street, opposite Masonic Temple.
rFFEssMh FRsME HSHsEs SHE %WrrhW2B WrrhW BRiGK i-StHI BSsh.
MESTs 3S THIED I'll STEEET; BETWEEN

TRusTEE's SALE OF Two TWo-sToRY
sSS sSS sRfFEH$ I'll HHIfR ssG4aasg$ fiHt Sff~
q ,ef Sr s e sa
sell at pablie auction. in front Of the prenises On
and being in ihe city OF wsshinRton, District q
san% Ps o
81 ana sns II sa% hSa
lows; DeIlnninE ior the same eighty ave ts.l feet
I've q sas
1 nass There % scTs as ,5s rass epee ac
6f easn. and the balance at six and Twelve months
sased ,sss. ~ sis sr SeS ~ .oa sa.S
SPSn ss n m ns 81 on az eopRc
s1hp Mh :. sS, Tsr; s to e COMPLIED
q the PSrsh,ffrR asT eys aTrys ss'er
Ihs sbSys sale K soIgs go,nGcnsd n ns. until Thursday
S ieSs 4 u W. same nf!t r. ox2DWEL Az salesman
CHlANGERY SALE OF XALuABLE IN.
ffShP kEs M stEEET EEEATatFAf sotFh ASb nhS SE% SSS,
BY virtue ofa decree OF the supreme Court. o,the
Us, fG,sSmsn's SAVING and trust r Company % &
M ss TSs M ss oh ~ s S DAY
s P at sS
pieces aud parcels of ground lying and being In the
city ofwashington. District Of Columbia, known
Ss s1s fg % PS or sn RtS Seya ..a s
Blasden's suodiylsion Of Adams, su6diyi;ion Of
tIt0,) containing together an aggregate OF two
thousand eight hundred and sxiy-seven C.sS7) feet
ofground; ,, ,,,r, ~, ,,,o ..,,.0 ,o,.r
and the expenses OF sale in cash, To be paid within
hVc days after the day Of safe OF which 800 Is to be
paid as deposit at tile TING of sale, and the balance
IN pmss sna rom ha asS
sale, for which payments the purchaser or purchA-
shall deliver to said Justice his, her thelr
promissory notes, dated on the day OF sale, and
drawing interest al the rate Of six per centum per
annum, payable seml-annually, or all cash, at he
option OF the purchaser purchasers. All convey
anciug to be paid by the purchaser.
FRANK 7. BROWNING, Columbia Law Build
ing. Trustee.
The above sale hAs be,n postponed by order Of
Trustee until Thursday, March !. at tame hour and
place.
National Republican., 1877-02-26
HOTELS,

~~~~Je~o.o~-o-c
IRVING HOUSE.
EIGHTn STREET. COR. OF u,
One square north of PcnnsvlyAnla ayenue. two
squares south Of the Patent and Post Office Depart
'"' TABLE HOARD a. PER MONTH,
EDWARD A. BUTTS,
National Republican., 1877-02-26

AUcIIoy sILEs-EuTTRE DdIs.
y !skak a91sk.r 9S THk SSSIa siBk
2Sb rTSInHNIriErR SIHIhiE asT&hls sTSfhfs. iTtfhkN1h
,Bys!r.ue o.. deed itr',i 70 me, me- Dated January
e. Or tic IanS Records Of the Distriet of CoIaraSs,
5 sPa s hs S Ss Ea'iMy lie s
front OF the premlses, on Thursday, March I, Bf1,
estate, ID lie CITY OF Of washnston. D. O., to;wlt
dd az snS 0 & S sna 6oca SpS Tnn
the following meir,s aud bounds. to.wlt;
fes s r % e.. Point H s.a
aud ,unplnE thence west fourteen un feet; thsnce
thence s.,i fourteen feel; thence south ninety.
Terms of sale. sos. and interest on sYo. at ten
pcnse OF sale in cash. ard The balance Al SIX aud
Esss SE SnTh o the INC no , Of hs
deposit upon acceptance OF bid; conveJancinE at
ifterm, q sal; sale are no, compiled with in gye days
ms'.asss. In. SAUNDERS,
RElL EsTlTB AGENTs AND AUCTs.
WN. +. YoUNe. Z. ). MIDDLETON, "a,
VouNG & MIDDLETON,
AUCTIoHEERs, REAL ESTATE AND IN
sURANUE AGENTS,
LIE DRoIT BUILDING,
Corner Eighth and streets northwest.
Personal attention 10 AUCTION SALES OF Real
Estate.
FIRE INSURANCE piAced In sound Companies.
MONEY To LEND on Real Estate.
RENTS COLLECTED,
ana returns made promptly.
HOUSES, LOTS and FARMS FoR SALE.
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