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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-05-15
Change ofLocatioll.
WO1LEg G. obs.
SHANNONDALE FACTORY.

and will there manufacture " o Jlcn Goods on ar
Increased scale having greater faciliues and
Improved Mac h:t cry. brsidca Iuli cUrs o compe.
tcnt wor kinen. Every article heretofore maUuEac-
turcd under my supor vision will, in my rrezeut
estsb.ishment. be produced greater perfection,
and III compare favo blv with the beet fahrica
An il" the market for Wool. md will purcha-r
at the Factory ana through my a gents in Charles
Nj ssrs Duke e lIaher- low in the high.
markc price If more convenient for my old
customers who may desire to cLcha &c Wool for
Goods TO deliver the DOL in Charlestown, Mcssrs.
Duke & GaIlAher authorized to receive and
receipt for the eamc.
lu form ton to prices, &C., may be had by
addrersing me at Kabletowu, or my Agents at
Cnsrlestown
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me. trust merit. by careful at
tcution o business the manufacture of superior
good and Ivy moderate charges, a con tinua nee of
the soc " ill and customof old friends and trial
bv A McChEEELL. ia.
Nav %. 1874.
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TALLOW WANTED!

TALLOW WANTED!
rf'HE HIGHEST price-in CASH or Trade
L paid tor T'slt"w by ID. S. HUGHES
nRIED APPLES and Peaches wanted. in
~ trade for Gonn-. by D s. HUGHES.
LNIN TOBA CCO-ll inch fiat plugs-at only
l. is Gents per plug, for sale bv
March Is. 1916. D. s. HU GHES.
1ioRSFORD's self-Raising Bread Prepare.
tion unsurpassed for making Lignt Bread,
Biseuit. Cake. and Pastry for saIe bv
Feb. -, 1916. S.BUGHES
CTALEY. Armstrong Chadwick. Choice
~ Roasted Coffee, for sale by
Feb. %. 1876. D HUGHES
EEAGANS II HAINES' Choice Family Flour,
L constantly ON hand and Tor sale ny
Feb. -. 1876. DIS HUGHE
THEvlNG and Smoking Tobaccos-a full line
" constantly kept on hand and cold cheap. bv
Feb. -. 1876 DS HUGHES.
BEAUTIFUL Pure Stone China Wash Bowls
~ and Pitchers, for sale at "a bargain. hv
Feb. -. 1876. D. S. HUG HE'S.
RlRD Cages for sale chesnn.
- J II yesterdays
Aug. "a, 1878. Tin and Stove House
TRARCHAL, in quantities to suit customers. for
~ sale hv JOS II. yesterday.
NJ EW Orieaps and other MoI1s.rs: nlso all
~ grndea Syrup, at reduced price,. for sale by
Dec. -, 1876. s. s. DALGARN.
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80 TO s25 A DAY.

VIO ~ VsU "A IJkA
MADE by Agents in citics and country towns.
1'l Only necessary to how samples to make
saIes and money, for any one out of employment
and disposed to work. U,ed rAily by ali busiDess
men. Send stamp Tor circular. with prices 20
agents Address ESPECIAL AGENCY"
KendaIl Building. Chicago.
Apr g. IsIT-tAus2g
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channel -!


WHITE Heavy twil!ed factory, tw:iIed do
w met, shaker plain domet, aud a line
OF plain ali wool white FIannels.
pED Firemans' superior scarlet merino twill
IL ed hne aud heavy and plain all wool red FIau-
FANTONS-Colored untIeached and bIoached
~ cautons from l25 to 81
Nov. Q. GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
BAKING A1olasses and Syrups. Tor ,aIe BY
ID GEO. W. T. EEARSLEY.
November g. 1875.
TREEPERS, a very useful invenrion for boots
~ and shoes, to prevent slipping on ice. (when it
comes). For sale by
Jsnll. 1875 JAS. LAW. HoOFF & co.
SINGLE and Double Shovel. Iron Beam and
- 81 ell Shovel PIoughs; Cast Steel Single and
Double Shoveis for sale by
JAS.L LAW. HOOFF E. CO.
DLoUGHs.-Ifyou need Two Horse Plough,
L warranted to please or no sale, try the Heck
erudorn. for salo by
MAY IS. 1875. JAS. LAW HOOFF & CO.
n AILLS : NAILS .!-Sow receiving large stock
~ Nails which selling at reduced rates.
Nav ls. 1915. JAS LA w. HOOFF CO.
7 ANTERNs and Lantern Globes. cheapest in
ApriiiI, 1876 JAS LAW. HooFF h co.
TEA Pans and Coffee Pots, Stew P. and Tin
April ii. 1879. JAS. LAW. HooFF CO.
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DURNETT'S Cod Liver Oil, Brohmer's Cod
- Liver Oil, " ibor's Cod Liver Oil, and Cod
Liver Cream, sold by
LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
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Pc ETIc AL.
THE EARLY SPRING.

The tiny snow-drifts melting fast,
The breath of south wind floating past,
The crimsoa in the maple shoots,
The golden oroeus at the roots;
The yellow on the willow wands.
The green of grass along the ponds;
The swelling buds. the blue birds ote,
The dandelion on the moat;
The earthly color Of the stream.
The warmer flush Of sunrise CLEAN;
Tho dampness of the upland mold,
The new life in the open void:
The song of bird, the hum of bee,
The dawn of wooaside melody;
The brighter glitter on the hills.
Tho rapid rush of little rills;
The morning hoarfrost Oh the hedge.
Tho MONDAY drops upon the sedEe:
The changing color of the vino.
The fresner hue Of mountain pine;
Arc tbinRs that tell to eye and ear.
That summer days are drawing near.
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DIR. G.. MCLANE'S
IIVERPIIIS.

These Pills are not recommended
nsarcmedy for all the ills that flesh
is heir to" but in affections of tho
liver, and in all Bilious Complaints,
Dyspepsia, and Sick Headache, or
diseases of that character, they stand
without n rival.
AGUE AND FEW Err.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratory to, or after taking Quinine.
AS n simple purgativc they arc I'M
cqualed.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are neversugar coated.
Each box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DIR. Mo
LANES Liver PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures
of G. MCLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
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Field AID FIREsIDE.
Setting Trees.

The art of making fruit and other trees
grow and thrive, in a few brief rules as fol.
lows:
Dig them up with great care, retaining a
large proportion of their roots and any roots
mangled, to be cut off at the mangled ends
smoothly with a sharp knife.
To be kept in the shade, if set out the same
day they are dug up. If not set the same
day. dig trench in your garden deep enough
to receive the roots. pack in the trees side by
side as closely as possible, with tho tops touch
ing the ground, then cover the roots foot
deep with soil, treading and packing it around
the roots and if the trees are to remain a
few days, it would be we'll to cover their tops
with any coarse litter to shade them from the
sun.
When set, trim the trees according to the
extent or quantity of roots they have, by
shortening in the branches, aud by removing
9 superAuous branch here and there. From
one>third to one>half of the top of a tree,
when reset, should always be shortened in.
Dig holes of ample size, SO that all the
roots will be in their natural, horizontal po-
si,ion and place the surface soil by itself. to
be first used Ground the roots, and the SUBJ
soil on top. Pack the earth firmly among
the roots, and before the holes are entirely
filled up, turn half of pail of water into
each, and wait few hours to filing them.
No manure should be put among the roots !;
but it may be placed over them. near the sur
face of the ground A mulch of barnyard
litter around the trunks of the trees is very
good to ward off the effects of a drouth
LIQUID GRATING WAx.-A correspon-
dent of the Practical Farmer gives the fol
lowing directions for making liquid grating
wax, which, being about the consistence Of
honey, may be readily applied with brush
for outdoor grating, without The trouble of
heating. 1t is also excellent to cover cuts
made in pruning:
Melt together l ID. of rosin and ID. Of
good beef talow. Remove from stove and
let cool until scum comes over l., then odd
! teaspoonful OF spirits of 'turpentine replace
on stove and add CT of a mixture OF two
parts strong alcohol and one part water, stir
ring briskly. and taking care that the alcohol
does not infame, as it will if the mixture is
too hot. Stir until the liquid is lost in the
mixture, when it should be of the consistency
of honey. Keep in closed bottle and apply
with brush. If after a month or two it
becomes hard. remelt add a few drops more
of the turpentine, and more of the alcohol
and water. a few days after it becomes hard ,
and will remain unchanged. except that it
grows harder, for an indefinite time.
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FORTY IEA.s BEFORE TIE FCELlC.
DIR. G.. MCIANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

colored, with occasional tlushcs, or
n circumscribed spot OH ono or both
cheeks the eyes become dull the pu-
pills dilate an azure scmicirclc runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritatcd, swells, and sometimes blceds;
aswelling ofthc uppcrlip ; occasional
headache, with humming or tlrob-
bing of the ears an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly i'll the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with 4 gnawlng SEM
sation ofthc stomach, ut others, entire
lygone fleeing pains i'll the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, at times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrcquently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hIc-
cough ;cougll sometimes dry and con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever tho above symptoms
nrc found to exist,
DIR. c. McLANE'SV ERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
In any form !; it is an innocent prcpara-
ton, not capable Of doing tic sli;shf-
est iuju,.yto tic most tender infant.
The genuine DIR. MCLANE's YER
M1rUGE bears the signatures Of G.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
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The Naturalist's Agency

TIAS been sstabiishsd At 3Ta5 Lancaster Arsh-
ue. PhiiRieiphta, tor the purpose OF krv:pg
,IIscturs O Obi. CT Natural History an opPor-
,unity buying, selhIg or exchanging their da-
plicAtes collections 1890.
have now over 35 tons, and nearly $4,000
worth o Min erals hand. -lhave soIdever 8 H.
600 worth SINCE Ibe 18th day of January whs the
hrst box vas put into my establishment. Sester-
day. October slst, my eash salss and cash receipts
were over 8 100. % - --,'
Our IxEsALosIcAL CATALOGUE. iiiusrsted By
over sSOO worth of engravings, 10 now ready Tor
distr ibuIion. Free all customers. To others
on receipt of 10 cents for postage. desire esps-
cially 10 cali attention 10 my remarkably ihno
specimens of Amazon Stone. of which have or
have had nine-tenIhs OF all the specimens ever
found ihave made six trips TO the locality and
thiuk may safely say that NO more will be found
Good CRYSTALS from rs cents ; LOO each.
My Titanium Minerals are the hnest ever knowr.
Besides the Hydrnted Titanic Acid, Hy drettasite.
q mineral recently analysed by Dr. Eo<ntg. of
Pennsyivania Univers'ty. have alec remarkably
well crystaIiEed Perofskite, oOkIies of enormous
size RuIiIes senieulRtsd till they form circle,
Schor Ionlite wnrwickite, &c.
In Peganite have large surfaces covered with
minute bright greer cry Itnls We have the most
beautiful ET-ea wavelIite ever known, eoiored by
vsnaoic acid
The CoIumbit cry stalls that in the dunst oh
Stone are very interesting The Graphite fren
New Mexico occurs in hera gonal pTisms
The EmboIite from New Mexico 10 the best ever
found at any locality. We are selling Amethyst
at far lower prices than it sold az before.
We have cold over 5 900 worth sines thsio'h OF
July. H.
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h"irsaic price. = 10 60 per COZ; Half doz so:
B.ys' sizvs : 90 per Oxen Hall dUzen $500 !;
Retail price-NIen'- 50 each; Boys' % each
fu-ni h the shIrts. finished in the best
msnncr, for 50 cents each, additional Repre-
scented nv the above cut Cufs arc made, Sleeves
cut the Shirts can b. finished by any one compe-
tent TO Sc a Night il il on v necessary
the eide seams.
GEO VT. KEARsLEY.
Senfcmhcr 10 1876
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N4INDSToNEs, ''Bertn. !" tor sale bv
JAS. LAW. HooFF 4 co.
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Having made a change in my business. will be
glad for all that know Themselves indebted call
and settle. a. am In need OF money.
April !. 1876. GEO. T. LIGHT.
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PERFECTION lon LIGHT.

The only Absolutely Safe Hlouinator to U
any [smr
National Republican., 1877-03-09
Securities. Iiuylng. Selling.
GOnlIIlcrce.


NEw YORK, March s.-Cot,on dull; mlidllnx
uplands, i2dc; mlddling Orleans, 124c. Consoll-
dated net receipts, S3Osi bales; ports-to Great
BIdtain ~ sT bales; France, 0s2s bales; Continent
Fiour-ycry moderate trade: No. ?, o sC6Si 50;
other grad unchfn ngCl. Southern no ir without
DECIDED a,r change; Hye flour ady and Tnchangea
mis-, e. SOS 60: BrandywinC. 81 eS653 g. Wheat
yTieht yh and steady: ynEtSS "a spring, q a!si5' No
g eight No. ChlGigo9 held at q ii; winter wheat
barley heavy; Barley malt dull aud unchan eed.
ungrsded; Western mixed, 6ss5Ssc; No. 3 New
York. N@ 5tac: steamer mlXed, S53@ysc; 5stsc for
steamer whitc; prime old Western mixed, ahoat,
and light Trade; mixed western and state, sssJ,c:
sIsngs%. SUGAR Dun and heavy ssSssts S ief fair
sH %F Rslas Rf"asd .ai ssif pos
SnG for aSs, SFs'h and eaa n
Tsllow hrmer at Those, closing at Sc for prime
Resin steady and UNCHANGED. furpentlne steady at
iofc. .or spirits. Pork 'mer and Iuiet; new mess
b'5G6sc, for Western Lard higher and flrlner:
Criine steam % s6tg 9O Linseed Inactive. Whls-
Y tirm tel AZ. Freights to Liverpool a shade
baltimore. March s.-Cotton dull and heavy:
Flour a uiet aud unchanged. whe,t quiet AMI
nrm; No; Western winter rel, 81 y; No Cni-
Marylsnd rcd. prime. 81 sol s.; do. auIcr, Il 81;
do, while, 81 Sol jj. Corn-southern fairly ao-
tive and hrm; esern quiet but hrinsr and higher:
spot, size: April, siHc; stea9cS, SiiS &c. ost.
dull ana nOminally steady; Southern prime, to9 lie;
We terra white, RSi2c. Rye steady at 7osI2c.
corn, l2i,CO0 bush; rye, $50 busL. shipments
wheat. 400 bush; corn, 100, 90 bush.
National Republican., 1877-03-09
dUCTIdysILES-TO-DiY,

u q. BROKER, JR., AuctIOncsr.
POSITIVE CLOSING SALE OF FINE MARBLE
sTATuARl, NASrS. GOLuAN5, 49,. THE
co.
The last sale OF these bcautful works Of art will be
made This (Friday) MORNISG. March ., comm me-
Ing at II o'clock. at my auction rooms, 70. li0i
PGnnsyyanla avenue, marble huildlng.) somC Of
the very best Articles remain TO be sold to which
the public are invited.
Every lot will he sold without reserve.
II. q. DIR tOKER, Jr.. Auctipneer.
Northwest corner OF Eleventh street and Penn yl-
vania avenue, Marble Building.D nib
National Republican., 1877-03-09
Aatiunal gepabIltau
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
IInAncc.
MAsnlNnrnN- IL Il ,

wAsuiNGroN, u. y. March =. 1877.
Tie New York Posis financial article says
"G,ld opened At IJ5!t aud by 1875 O'Clock fall TO
les. which hs' since been the price. Exchange,
while not quotably tower than yesterday I. not 81
strong In tone. Money lends on call At 2aI, ani
prime mercantile paper at i6sj, with exceptional
safes at ~. Government bonds are tSsN lower than
yesterday FOR the old issues, the market being with
out features. The stock market at the opening vas
Irregular. quicksilver preferred was ~ higher
than at tic close yc,terdiy New York Central and
ohio and Mississippi 4 each. aud Nor invest prc-
furrtd u. Western Union Telegraph was 4 iowor,
Lake Shore and Michigan CeItrsl u ca III. and New
Jsr.ey CCntra' i. The remainder Of the r.t wit
unchanged. After q decline OF q In Delaware,
LaCkawanna and Western, and 4 in Delaware and
HUDSON Canal, the market b. Ian to advance, aud
by II O'Clock prices had risen sl the latter Lake
Shore, Michigan Central and Delaware and Hudson
Canal. Delaware, Lackaw .nna and Western ad-
Vanced sand " York Central Y from II o. clock
until about noon. Western Union Telegraph do
cllntd lh and tue remainder Of the list gs4E, the
latter Union Paclhc. e'nce noon there has been
another ADVANCE In the general list of H6iH, the
latter West. n Union Telegraph"
The Euh.Treasnry hNancCs at New York to-day
wctCi Gold, h.lgJ,s69; currency, SIl,1,2 9ij. The
suh-TreasurCr { aid out on account of interest
200: for bonds, tlI,tOO. Receipts from customs,
S-1O.Ogn.
In. New York to-day money w.s easy at , bid.
lC5bmNjl. Rates for carrying, lt92. Governments
n nj
National Republican., 1877-03-09
r T. COLDw ELL, AuctIoncer.

TRUSTEES SALE uy HOUSE AND LOT on
L. s1REET NORTHWEST, NEAR SIN
TEENTH STREET.
ly virtue Of deei Of trust to me. dal ID February
" " ne sAd itSoidsd W i;t'cr ~ NJ -, t2slo
lumbia, and At the request of the party securcl
thCrcbv shall SELL In trout OF the premises, Al
O'Clock J.. m. on THURSDAY, March ?. A. ID.
ls'I. lot four ~ or ihc plat OF the subfiylsnl
made 10y Sanu,l II. King Of original lots 10. II st
". In square los, together with the improvement
thereon. conslsiinE 0I atwo.story fraTg House
twelve months. sscur A by dggl Of trust upon the
property sold, aud the nStcs Of the purchasr bear
Ing intCrtst at p,r cyus. from day Of sale. or all
cash, ri the option Of the purchasers: all cnnyeyanr-
ing and recording ai the purchasers cost. A de-
poslt Of sho required At time Of safe.
II the terms OF sale not complied with in scyC1
"a days the ir tee tie night TO u The
property AZ the risk cost or the dcFtult'1E
chaser. CHARLES IA. HOLDEN.
mhS-ThSTuAds TRUSTEE
National Republican., 1877-03-09
Auction SsLES-FUTURE DAYS.
II T. CoLDw ELL, Real Estate Auetioneer
u No. bi6 street.

No. Vlb
TRUSTEES skLEOF TWO STORY DWELL
ING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF Y STREET,
NO. 12Di, BETWEEN TWrLFTH AND TIllR-
TEFNTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated July ~. A. ID.
1873 duly recorded in liber number rs, folio 80.
one of tile 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 Tuesday, February N ls7I, At 400 O'Clock y.
the folowlng described real esLata situated 10 the
All that piece or parci of ground known and dis
tingulshed as lot mum. cred twcnty-One tE) In the
recorded subdivisior OF original lots, Ia square
numbered two hur' rcd and sevcnty-seven (s77.D
together with the improvements etc. Terms,
si,UO, with interest At ten per cent per annurn,
from July q. 1875, to day of sale aud expense Of
sale II cash, and the balance at six and twelve
months, Tor which the notes OF the purchaser,
beaIlng interest from TIC day Of sale and secgrei
by a deed OF trust 10 the property sold, will be
taken. A deposit of 400 viii be, required OF tn,
purchaser at the tint OF sale. and all cOnVCyAna-
Ing at the expense the purchaser. Terms 10 be
complied with In sc zen days.
GEOHGE W. sTiCKSEY, Trustees
The above sale Is postponed until Saturday,,
March 10, 1871, same hour and place,
BRAINARD u. w ARN ER. lTr,,,o,-
GEORGE W, ,STICkNEY. thnstcs'
febs III IN j.. J.T.COLDwELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1877-03-09
rTRUSTEES SALE OF A 3.STORY BRICK
L dwelilnk, No. 1911 Columbia strect, WANING

HMtINhk' NO. IlH COIumDIa tlEtcI' WhshIlg-
by virtue of deed OF trust dated Oct )her Is, A.
ID. ISL, duly recorded In Llbcr No. B5i folio fts,
orc Of the land records OF the District OF Columbia,
and by direction of the party secured thereby, VIII
Monday March 70, 1877. atI O'Clock z. NJ. lot No.
i4G, In y: L; M9rriSon,s tuo.diyision Of part Of
three-story brick Dwelling and back building;
Terms Of sale, one.third cash, balance In one and
two years, with Interest AT Der cent. secured the
property. deposit ofsi0o required At the time Of
sale. WILLIAM KILGOUR, Trustee.
DUSCASsoS Bios, Auctioneers. E'escodSS
National Republican., 1877-03-09
ArC1IoysiLEs-rrTrRE DAYS.

a.~S~s- s-s-s-s.a~ . 80 ~
II T. CoLDwELI., Real Estate Auc:ionesr,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE SITUATED on l. STREET NORTH,
hEIwEES THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
By viiiue ofa deed or irust 10 u.s. dated February
u, A. ID. 1874, and duly rec 5rie ~ Liter No. ia,
folin sIi one Of the land records for WashingtOn
Guest Of the rartcs secured thrrcbr, will sell At
public suction. In ,rout Of the premises, At iIl
O'Clock y. m. on WEDNESDAY. the 18Th day Of
March. tss7. all thN piece or parcel OF Eroand
lying apo being In the said city and District afo,c-
said. aud known as part VI lot Numbered two, (t,)
In square Numbered eve hundred and twenty-five.
(52S.) beginning for the sane ihirty-slN tg) feet
IRON the southwest DrnCr Of said sIuare. thence
east twelve ti2l f,et four ard half tll inches.
therce north elehty-nne (sii feet, thence west
twelve t2l feet four and half tIal inches. thence
south tishIy ll reet 70 the place Of beg inning.
Also one li) foot front by IN hrs Isl feet deep on
street. Immediately west of the above, to be used
Terms 6i sale; sisc with interest at 10 per cent
from November 10, 1870, and eNpenses Of saie Ia
cash: the balance In six tsl and twelve ti:l onh,
for vhch the notes Of the purchaser, bearing inter-
est from the day of sale aud secured by deed OF
trust the property sold, VIII be takea. de-
po.lt OF sip0 VIII be uirp OF the p1rcha At the
time OF sale. and all cOnVey.neiux will he at th,
pu chassr's cost. IfttrEs % sale not piled
with within seven "a days. the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the propry 81 the risk and cost OF
tie dCfaultlnE purchaser. -
RRtlNARD u. wAENER, lrrn,,..,
GEORGE ". S1IIkNEI,
J. I. COLpw ELa, AueiioaSCT.
National Republican., 1877-03-09
SHERMAN a HANDY. Aus,iOneers.

=
TRUSTEES SALE UF \ Twn-sTORY FRAME
DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF I.
NOKILwEsT,so.: - L sTREEr
ny virtue Of dcci q trust. dated fchrulry -.
1876 and daily rscordci In Ib.r No. 81. folio gu ct
seq. ofi"e land records for the District OF CO.
llmb'a. and At the request Uf the p,rty secured
th,uhy. will sen Al public auction. "a frnnt OF the
premises. on kONDAG. NsTch y at clock u.
IN. pat Of lot s, in s1uare So beginning for the
SAME At = point on ID. north side OF said sgult
fourteen feet NesI Of the northeast corner OF said
square. ynd running thence scuth sixty-nine (51l
feet and ten tgD .Gcles: thence In snUthwe-lsTly
dir elton rarlll / he lorth lin" Of said lot I'M
Der nine tpl thirteC9 feet aud three t3' Inches;
thence north seventy t5N feet AMI ten (tOD iTches
thence along the north line OF said lot eight 81 east
thirteen rc'. 10 the place Of bc-innlnF, together
with the lmprovGms mis- thereon.
IeTms: Que thiri cash: h,iaucc six and twelve
morihs. with iRIsTt> at eight per cen. per anuum,
secured by 1etsi ft-usi en- the pro Jerty sold.
A AdePoitof 50 vii! be n 1irci OF purcnascr on
day Of sale. and all convey anclug will he at hts
cost. II the terms OF sale arc not compiled with In
days the trustee reserves the light to resell
the property al the risk and cost Of the defaulIns
GEO. U. CoBURS. Trustee.
Ynha,ThSTuNl.
National Republican., 1877-03-09
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILRoAD.

WAsHINaToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING
=, APRiL 8 Ia5. s,,,,n
BETWEEN ALExANORlA AND
ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington At q. m. and p. m, and
Alexandria At s;io q. m. and tio p. m; pass Lees
burg, going westward, At II 80 q. IN, and e0 p. m.
and arrive At Round Hill at u IN. and y. Leave
RSGnd h,ll At S9 A m niG M, pass Lee LeSssSqTs: .1p:
t Alexandra S:l5 a. m. and 3:i5 D. m, and WASH
tngton at $50 4. m. and 3:s0 .. m.
AsrPassengers from Washingto will take the
Washington and Ohio cars at the baltimore and
Potomac railroad station ats .. and p. M, and
go through to Round Hill without change of cars.
The s:lo a. m. train from Alexandria and l2;9 p,
N. train from Round HIN connect al Round Hill
With Harris Daily Line OF Coaches for snickers-
VILE berryye and lAch ester; also, With HeAmer,s
Line OF Coaches, which leave LeesourE daily for
Aldie and Middleburg.
Reth Trains westward make close connection q,
Court-House.
tickets, 20. u. Il, HAvEHER
ks1-G GsASfNI licAeL Asant,