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National Republican., 1877-10-13
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HSpy S good till used b"ss.sS B. 0Ssffff 5Hyfh
nhi&y. sa rcnnsyivania ayenuo shoe Store.
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE -.
TO THE NORTH, WTsT AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAuNlFICESr EouIP
% nsT Of sitS Tn and siies.s - faiio~a 9 Dp" ~.
For Pittsburg and the West, 1910 a N. daily with
7aUp. m. daily with Palace Car 10 Chcago
For cansnissns % Rochester. S Baiiyo Niagara Falls
and The North SS A: m; daily ssseb, sunday; i,iS
hsyss, El%lts and watkins al iSi0 a. IN. daily
Fo, New YORK and the Fast, ~ m; daily, Ii Si.S
For New YORK and the East SIS a m, and IA, p. IN.
%ashinston Ia boston. '
For B.ookIyn Sew ork, ait through train. con.
Annrx anOring dlrcst irsn.fcr to FIJI on street,
ay"idG4 double icrrIase aud journey across New
For r%SSss% 81 Is isG sg y fH Limited sdG:
Acccmniodstion ior baltimore, O:5 a m. and 40 p
For II fcpss S creek fins SS, IN aai ,,o p n daily
For AnnaIoin' s'' u M ana u" p m' oAF' ehcep
hTs tIRfSSkbS"%S HSb HAt
ro % "a ssHlsS en- S,ss SiSs r., AID Il a,s Sap q,
I'm, daily esfs sunday X, w,,,,o,,o, sin
On iE Sunday Is Il s. s:io % aud 10 "a T. M, :" and iq %
S, Sn s tS SS PScs Sn
corner Of thirteenth street and renntylvania avenue
sSsssi"s o. " Sass"Hss 70 DESTINATION rom hotels and
EAEME GsGsTr pssss%s'r sssi 1t%ii
J,ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
NArlJNAL NATlsNEA GiiNE hiAE RSHSsf Hsb shoRf hStrE
Norrn. wp-r. NoRrS%ssr Ann sGyrngnsr;,
t5n n. M, Baltimore and way stations
s0a N. BaliimoIe ANNAPOLIS; and way stations. 4! =
press n,aEe no sttps Between Washington and iiar-
+ 81 Ieal, Cincinnati mat. Hsx ss!sSo and Pitts
sio a in' W. PieGmont straiburs. winchester, Hasers
town. Poln, q R%Cksapa way an,ons 80, 49,, mai.
.s16s H., Baltimore and way stations on Sunday
connects ior Annapolis.
10 a. NJ. baltimore nrcss
rrS HiS srt,"n & mn baltimore E'eo' CITY Annapolis ana
"i:S p IN. New York aud Phllaielrhls E.Pres.
Connects Tor Frederick.
80 T.. m.. Han more nnI way stations.
IJD NJ, RSlt niurr aud iaurrl express.
As p M, Pt OF Rocks Frederick, HagerAtown, Win
chester and way stations,
sEIO d. M, Bslip. AunspoiiS and way stations.
$50 .. M, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimort
express PASSENGERS for Norfolk taken IN th'
cars direct TO boat. -
sS,r y. M, Chicago and Columbus oxprosS, Win
chester and llHgeI Istuwn, except sunday.
~7:S p. NJ, baltimore cSprcsN
sT3I o. ni Baltimore and waY stations.
$40 ?. M, Point OF Rocks and way stations Metro
politHn Branch.
.s:20 p. m. st. Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburg e,
'leoo p. M. New Y orK, Philadelphia and Baltmor,
express,
trains marked 'daIy; other trains daily except sun
day. myl5u
National Republican., 1877-10-13
HONE COMFORTS.

EELlX DEsFOSsES FRENCH BAKERY,
II (EStAbshed 1881
IS SRARs op lStREAsINn SUCCyss.
FELIX DIsFOsSF
lie ewellknown and only Ton French bsk 81 Ia Washing
H. hAh removed 70 No. 2Ol2 street, between Iweh'
tich and Twenty hrs str-es, near Psnnsy ave-
nna, where In house expressly bult fnr The purpose.
he has greater facilities than beioTe Tor tho Inuuflc
ture Of The beat French aud American Bread French
Drcad specially. Liberal terms offered 10 hotel.
ana dcsie6.
N b French Bread Is recommended fnr persona
oil dslcsts health especially TOT those suffering iTOm
dyspei..'A Bsware Of lnIiatiUnA dteif
National Republican., 1877-10-13
MEDIdINNL.

HAPPY RELIEF
To all suffering from chronic diseases Of all kinds.
Confidential consultation invited personally or by
mall. New method Of treatment. New and reliable
remedies. Books and circulars free in sealed en-
vclOpcs. Address Howard Association iiS y. Ninth
street. Philadelphia. Pa. mn institution havinga high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
skill. myls-ly
National Republican., 1877-10-13

A RT SCHOOL REMOVED.-TIIE EIGHTH
"A year of this school Ia open for the reception OF
pupils at the new roOns, isis street, Opposite
Franklin square, Day cas in Drawing and Painting
Evening asSes In Mechanical Drawing In charge OF
Professor Schiaar. H. Il. FULLEW
OclI.lm prlncIpnl.
National Republican., 1877-10-13

"A BRICK DwELLISGs. WITH THE LOTS
THEY STAND ON. LOCATED ON THE
NORTH SIDE or NORTH I STRt ET, BI:
TWEEN FIRST STREET AND NEW JEIt-
SEY AVENUE IN WASHINGTON CITY.
d. c.
by virtue OF decd Of trust dated June T. 1871 duly
recorded In Iber SO Oo 20' one OF the land records
for the District of Columbia and by direction Of the
party secured thereby W. Will OFFER for sale at public
auction in front OF the premises, oil TUESDAY, Dc
tober ~, 1857, at o'clock p. M, lots and . Of
DsvidEe and FISHERS subdivision Of square jd with
the improvements Sc, thereon anl thereto belong
ing In Washington city, District OF Columbia
Terms OF sale: One third cash one third In six
months and one third IN twelve months; all cash.
at tho option of tho purchaser. The purchaser
promissory notes to be given Tor the deferred pay
mcnts bearing interest from the day OF sale aud To he
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold. and
n satisfactory policy Of insurance on the buildings.
acceptance OF each hid.
n. B-This property will he sold subject 10 two
trusts Of prior date. One dated July |, 1870, and
recorded In 1iber s, folio a. OF said land records Ia
secure certain prOnssory note for tO0D dated July
1876 payable IN two years amer date, and interest
thereon nom July l. 1877 ut 10 per cent. per Rnnini
until paid, payable seni.nnnualIy. The other, dated
July l. 1875 and recorded In said 1iher so, folio
TO secure the balance unpaid on two overdue prom
ssory notes, dated July l'G, for tjiaC each being
pO on one, with interest at 10 per cent per mnun
nom September I. 1877, and 80 on the other, with
the same rate Of interest from August Is, lS77.
JAMES 4. EDWARDS .rrr,,.os
MILTON e. BARNARD, i'"-"e''
oc9.TuThSsdS GEORGE TRulsDELL, Auct,
National Republican., 1877-10-13
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

/ ENRENCII LASGrAGE-PROF. LrC1EN Y. C.
l. COLLIERE, A. M.-Prvate Glasses and les
sons, General Evening Glasses and Glasses In Private
Senrnrirs and school, toc3Lim l23i street W,
National Republican., 1877-10-13

u II. WARNER. Auctionecr
De street. opposite Masonic Temple.
BY virtue of u deed Of trust dated the 10Th day of
August 1879 duly recorded IN Libcr No. 49, fOU Il5
one Of the land records OF the District OF Columbia,
and ut the request OF the party secured thereby will
on MONDAY, The 6ih day Of November, isi7, al 5
o'clock p p sell the following real estate situate In
the city Of Washington, d. e., 10 wilt Known a. lot
letered |, IN Mcdurss subdivision of original lot
numbered fourteen, UtD iu square numbered five
hundred and ninety .fOur, (js frUntinR FOurRnd
ahalf street. between Virginia avenue and u street
soufhwcs Improved by = twostory brick house.
Terms: t1nsen hundred dollars with accrued inter
~, cash; the balance In six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest. securod by dncd OF trust
deposit OF SiOo required the time Of sale and all
cohveysncfnE al the cost Of the purchaser. Terms to
he complied with In Ave days ~
JOSEPH JOSEPH.
cclw6ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-10-13

scntcd. and several essays road and COM
mentcd upon. Mrs Frances w Harper, q col.
orcd woman Of Philadelphia, followed with q
interesting pspor on "The Colored Women oi
America" which was received with great sal.
isfaction.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
EDUCATIONAL.

r1,HR MISSES LANE l7ss I STREET NORTH.
4 west will reopen their school for young ladles
aud children on WEDNESDAY. September %. Ref
erences: Hon. George bancroft, Prot. Joseph Henry
hnl J. c. wellinR, Ill. ID. ociO-tm
National Republican., 1877-10-13
W. n. 4 o. n. MORRISON,

ocstf No. 475 Pcnnsyvanla avenue.
THE LATEST
Egypt rs II Ia; Met 'oan S3.7h
One Year Abroad by author of One summer II. rs.
Silent and True Mary Agnes Fleming tL7j
Nicholas Mlnturu, j. q. Holland; yi.h
BOginphy OF Alfred De Muzsrt from the French;
o..
Life OF J. NJ W. Turner Thornburg; GTh
Addresses and SeTmous delivered kt st, Andrews,
Dean STANLEY; ti.7s
Christ isnity and Humanity, J, starr King y.
Handbook OF Public Galleries OF Europe, Kate
ThOnIpsOn: ~
psIoness Of New York; Joaquin Miller ti.7i; Bos,
ton Monday Lectures biology Cook; si.i0. Life OF
Count Cavor, Maxadc; u. Mrs Edwards, the Blue
s,ockInE ~ 4 large assortment of the newes,
S0LOMONS CHAPMAN.
Metropolitan Boo ksellers
ocS.tf sii Pennsyyania avenue.
~ EH IL O q III IT
National Republican., 1877-10-13

7 ,ANGUAGE5 TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French. Spanish, tia ian, German. &c,--by
RICHARD s. EVANS,
No q Third street northeast, Washington, ID. @.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
TINHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW
l. SCHOOL.
JAMES G.. wEIi.iNU, III. d.,

TINHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW
l. SCHOOL.
JAMES G. WELIINU. Ill. d.,
PRISIDEST
SAMUEL, TYLER. III. d.,
Professor Of Equity Jurisprudence, Of Common law
aud l3Iuity Pleading. OF the Law Of Evidence, and
thu Law OF partncrsnip
Tie Hon. WALTER r. cox, III. D.,
Professor OF the Law Of Real and Personal Property
The Hon. WILLIAM B LAWRENCE, LII. D.,
DC L.,
Professor OF the Law Of Nations
The opening exercises Of the Law School connected
with the Columbian University will take place at the
Law Building, Finh street, between u and streets
I'm wEDNE NESDAN. the 10Th Of October. at q o clock p
M, when the uounccments for the scholastic year
the undergraduate class, as also all new students,
invited to he present.
In addition To- the regular Two years Of in.
sructiol, which entities sutccs-iu candidates to the
degree OF Bachelor OF Laws the University has estnb
lished Third Years Cbrrsc ~ Lspm Prdciioe. de-
signed to shnw the application OF the principles
law to the transactions Of business fe and To the
actual proceedings of conr!s This course will he con
Quoted by Professors Tyler aud Cox, who will an.
nuuncc their plans and methods of teaching under
this head ai the opcnnE meeting OF the school. Can
ddnteS Tor ndmiss to this additional cOurss will ba
required to furnish evidence that they have been dir
get and successful students of law for the term OF
two years and ut the end OF the course NIL students
who sustain satisfactory examination In itS insruC.
tons and exercises will be entitled TO receive d.
ploma admitting them to the degree OF Master ol
! Laws.
The tuition fee for this special course Is 80 per an
mum.
For Catalogues containing further particulars nd
| dress the President OF the Faculty. se2B+lw
National Republican., 1877-10-13
LIMITED STATES MARsnATs SALE.

by virtue Of two writs OF dcri Crcirs, aued oft nf
the clerks office orihe Supreme Court Of the District
OF Columbia. aud to directed will sell at public
sale, for cash IN trout OF the court house oor OF sa
District, on THUitSDAy, the ist day OF November.
1877, at IL O'Clock m all the right, titlr claim ana
interest OF the defendant In and to the following.
dcrcribod property, to Wit Lots thrtytwJ and thirty
three, In Deakins. Lee and Cazcnovc's addition to
Georgetown u. g., together with ali and singular the
improvements thereon, seized and ley cl upon ns the
property Of stephen u. taspnnn, to satisfy eNctu.
iion'. No. 3s2 Equity, IN favor OF Jennle W. lOz.
man, by next friend !. J. COonbs and No L. ri at
law, In favor of VIM. n Rourh.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
United states Marshal, u. 4.
oclJ-d6ds JOHN SHERMAN, Auciionecr.
National Republican., 1877-10-13

81 lns,ruct%oIs % Anton Gloethnsr, IT, Donch Miss A. A.
Plano, Violin, Organ, &c. sj to sl2
Vocal culture, e. and sIn
For circulars OF other branches and free ndvnn-
tag,- apply at TOT Eighth street northwest ss26tt
National Republican., 1877-10-13

A New York writer says: "If there oould
only he Congress OF artists who would do.
sign half hundred graceful changes Of COS
tune. and let them be tho standard for q con-
,ury to como. what blessing !" and amen, say
wo-only that then the occupation Of the FASH
ion correspondent, whose name Is legion. would
be gone.
There seems to be greater range Of novelty
In
National Republican., 1877-10-13
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS

Congress.
WILLIAMS on EXECUrOrs 8 vols.
BANrDNS LAW PRACTICE
TYLER ON Partnership.
ABBtrrrS NATIONAL DIGEST, vol. 7.
LAWS AMERICAN Digest OF PATENT,
VOL
COMMON LAW PRACTICE IN CIVIL AC-
TIONS, by Walter :. tOI. ur Washington, d. Z.
PROfFATT on SOrARitS.
National Republican., 1877-10-13

Our sto,k OF Fancy and Staple Stationery was never
more attractive and novel than now AlsD, our Plain
Ing.
As the season advancps we shall be IN almost daily
receipt of novelties or ss soon US they appear In III,
Northern markets, which we mean 10 sell NJ tue very
lowest figures.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
nUNCANsoN BROS, huctioneers
- Ninth and ID streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON pIFTH
STREET, BETwEEN AND NJ STREETS
NORTHEAST, At AUCTION,
ny virtue OF deed % ,rust duly recoSded in Ebsr
Columbia aud by request Of the party secured there
by viii sell at auction IN front Of the pfenset on
o'clock, lot II In C.llsns subdivision Of square
No. SO, together with improvements, hercdinments.
&c appertaning.
Terms Of sale one third cash balance In six nni
twelve months notes hearing per cent. interest and
secured by dt Cd Of trust tis remIr sold. do
posit Of ~ re,,lrei soon sold II terms Of sale
are not cOnlplI II wiih within seven DAYS from day Oi
sale the ttslee rrsrve, the g to resell the prop.
ofty nj rl'k and cost of denuitinR purchaser. ulon
giving five days npihe lu NATIONAL REruRLICAS
newspaper. Conveyancing at p!rclmseI't coat!
oti~STuThkds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-10-13

For the Corner,
National Republican., 1877-10-13
NAESTRo ErTORIE BARIu,
Nl Professor Of Vocal Music,
AT MARISTS HALL,

MUSICAL CONSERVATORY
SPACIOUS MUSIC HALL, l5a NINTH STREET.
Thorough teachers and low rates Of tuition.
send for circular. o. H. BULLARD.
nIroFtnr
National Republican., 1877-10-13
NEW MISC CELLiyEOH rrBLIcA T1oNs

ONE YEAR ABROAD, by author Of One Summer.
MARK TWAINS AUTOBIOGRAPHY
a KNIGHT or THE NINETEENTH CENT?.
'RY, by T. r. Roc.
THE by Mrs +. II. burnett.
THAT liORRIn GlRI.
THAT HUSBAND OF NINE
MY MOTHER-lN-LAW.
THEY ALI, no n.
WINSTON by Mira Ielih Adams
MARJORY BRrCE'S LOVERS, by Mary Patrick.
National Republican., 1877-10-13

black as usual holds its own against the inno-
walton of oriental effects, but there Is no mid
die course to pursue. Some Of the newest
shades have suggestive names, rs for instance,
dead turquoise, startled nymph Endymion's
moonbcams, nenuphar water lily green,
Pashas green, toad d-in-moss, absinthe green.
cooked sorrel, Persian lilac, Dubarry pink,
Pierrot white, msrigold yellow, Sultan yellow,
metador red, lizard gold, sea green. vert dc
girls, cascade, crystal, dragon and vivid i'm
pcrial yellow. In the name Of Minerva could
there he u greater stretch Of Imagination
Then there are the combinations Of color, 50
diverse and perplexing that this pen stops
short appalled,.
| Of
National Republican., 1877-10-13
HOTELS.

w A9IItNGTON HOUSE
w Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
Washington, d. G.; tI50 per day.
ooii.V A H. REV ERIDaE, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1877-10-13

TAR n. FRANK WHITE. THE MAGNETIC
- Healer. 5ci Tenth street northwest, treats sue
ces1filly the most obstinate Chronic aud Acute Dis
e,sp' Consolidation free Office hours, to u u. m
ana ) Ia D. IN. oCs-iy
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THE GAZETTE.
BALTIMORE.
1877

Encouraged by the public appreciation OF an
effort to make II first class Independent journal,
the Publisher of The GAZETTE has perfect ed
such arrangements as will maintain It's present
standing Ill advance of any other newspaper III
Baltimore. The fearless and aggressive tone of
its itOrial comments will be continued and
the variety of It's reading mai ter " ill be an ad.
di iunal attraction to The general reader. 1t
Will be INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS and NEU-
TRIAL IN NOTHING, aud Will uuspul ingly de-
nOuncc the wrong and commend The good, no
matter what men patty may be affected by
its nciiOn. lis constantly increasing curps Of
special correspondents includes able represen-
tdtives al all The prominent news centres In lie
country, who will keep lis readers fully inform
cd Of all current events. Its reliable Washing
ION correspondence, heretofore a marked fea.
ture, will be found TO be Of more than ordinary
interest during the present year, while the news
fr III all parLs Of The world, furnished by the
Associated Press, will be presented daily IN a
succinct and attractive form. The excellence
OF It's local. financial, commercial, maritime
| aud miscellaneous departments will be rgidly
main aimed. Particular attention VIII be paid
to Maryland news, and lhal of the adjoining
nics. The GNzETTE is published IN d Deauli
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-01-12

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
vINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
i subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills ofHarford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate Of
JOHN WALTER STREET.,
late of Hartford county, decd All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the le
gal vouchers thereof, on or before the
26th day of December 1877,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quesled to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this Goth
lay of December, 1876.
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deco ADMINISTRATIVE
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Orders for New Work or Repairs will meet with
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~ Reference is made by permission to Mr.. john
Moores, near Bel Air, and to other gentlemen in iar
ford county. for the excellence of work. fe1S1y
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Ky clean silverl"
1t will. Taken regularly, it will soon
clean all the silver out of your pocket.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Notice to Tax Payers.
DERSONS who may consider themselves
l. aggrievedby any valuation of proper
ty, made by the Assessors for any Assess
ment District, within the jurisdiction of
this Board, are hereby notified that to in
sure full consideration of such complaints
and appeals, in time tn complete the re-
turns, which this Board is required to make
under the General Assessment Act, such
complaints and appeals ought to be made
to this Board at the earliest possible day al
ter ther, turn to this Board of the assess
ment of theproperly concerning which such
persons may consider themselves aggrieved.
In all cases in which complaint or appeal
is not made within thirty days after the
return to this Board of the valuation com
planned of, this Board will proceed, al
though no complaints or appeals he made.
| to review, under the powers given to it by
| the Assessment Act, the valuations 81 re-
turned to it, and will consider such review
as final disposition, upon its part, of ali
valuations in reference to which no COM
plant or appeal has been made within the
time designated us aforesaid.
| In accordance With the above potice
from the Comptroller, all persons interested
are hereby notified that the Board of
| Control and Review for Hartford county
have received the assessment books of the
FOURTH AND SIXTH DISTRICTS
and will hold the same subject TO review
until the
18th Day of JANUARY, 1877,
according to law,
ROBERT E. N ORGAN,
JAMES NJ. CAIN,
ROBERT P. MITCHELL.
Bel Air, Dec. 80th, 1875. jams
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BLY, THE BEST SUSTAINED
WORK OF THE KIND IN TIE WORLD"
Hampers Magazine.
ILL USTRA TED.
NOTICES OFTHEpREss

The MAGAZINE has attained in its one quarter
century aud more of existence to that point where
may be said OF II, in the words Of Dr. JOIN son 1t ~
vain to blame and useless praise" The lustre of IT'S
long ago attained reputation has increased the years
have passed, aud its future seems br hit IL not
brighter than at any time the golden hue OF pros
pc ty settled around its later and best years-Brook
Ign Ea le
HAhPER's MONTHLY is marked by the same char
acterstcs which gave It circulation the first with
the better class OF readers 1t com bnes reading mat
ter with illustrations in way to make clear and vivid
The facts presented Pictures merely designed 10 catch
Journal.
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VULGAR ,WoRDs.---A distinguishe

VULGAR WoRDs.--A distinguished
author says;
II resolved when was child, never to
use word which could not pronounce
before my mother without offending her ~
He kept his resolution, and became pure
minded, noble, honored gentleman. His
rule and example are worthy Of imitation
Boys readily learn class of low, vulgar
words and expressions, which are never
heard in respectable circles. The utmost
care on the part of parents will scarcel,
prevent it. or course, we cannot think OF
girls being so much exposed to the PERIL
We cannot imagine decent girl using
words she would not give utterance 10 be-
fore her father VI mother.
Such vulgarity is thought by some boys
TO be "smart," the "next thing to swear
Ing" and yet, "nut SO wicked" But it il
habit which leads to profanity, and fills
the mind with evil thoughts. vulgarizcs