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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26
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Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and Il ge
must bepaidforJ
In this city, July 22nd, Ellen NJ. Haney, aged 20
years
In Waldo, July 10th, Mr. Abisha W. Burrill, aged
Is years and months.
In Casine, on the 10th inst, Slower +. Hatch, aged
63 years.
In Easton, Maryland July 9th, Mary f., wife of
Frederick A. Phipps, aged A years.
In Rockland, July 18TH Freddie E., eldest son of
Capt David and Adella Kennedy, aged years and
months.
In Rockland, July 18th, Mrs. Basha c. Ludwig,
wife of Mr., James Il. Hanley aged Il years, 5 mos
In Appleton, July 18th, Mr.. Amos Drake, aged Il
years, months and 10 days.
In Appleton, after lingering sickness, Mary wife
of Mr. George Robbins
In Warren, July 12th Mr.. Robert j. Robinson,
aged a years.
In Thomaston July 18th, Mr.. James Jones, aged
60 years.
In Hancock, June 24th Capt. Calvin Berry, aged
SO years.
In Penobscot, July 9th. Mrs. keziah Wescott, aged
so years.
In Penobscot, July 9th, Capt. VIM. Eastman aged
rs years.
In Ellsworth July 18th, Samuel Goodwin aged 81
years, months.
In Ellsworth, July Eth, Ephraim Brown aged IS
years, months.
In Mariaville, July I'd, Mr. George b. Brmmer,
aged 81 years and months.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26


confoon5 the Dos t~'1 ne .S ffav s,,
INC hey day OF the asrculturallst is about over
PREMATURE peaches have arrived III the market
The growing crops are suffering terribly for lack
NJ rain.
Il is fashionable for ladies to hold door step
receptions
There is great sport in fishing for mackerel in
tho hay now
The early potatoe is 1ipc and old ones are of
small account.
The lobster crop this wear is small collectively
I'D individually
second 1ot of ,or,,. steamers .;.;+aa o,r ,,..
1or and BAY last week
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- '"''
great many people were driving out last Sun
= ~ -",' '"'i
vs. ''i' ''"N
N'""l as good rellgloh as any IS that which IN
urc~ a man to rive four pccks to the bushcl.
Cyrus J. Han is operating His Northport granite
Gtry, getting out stone for the Masonic Block
Water j. heated acros. ,.o borb,r from, cooso
t.iror G,r rasl,n., ANA otbcr bousaboId n,,r,osos
Mn. Kecnc vif.C N Kecnc rrsiain,, ON Cross
.-r.l died ycry suddenly on fine ism If anonlnx,.
n. ,1., u.',,.,. - az.
-. =,
..,i
i'"u portion "i Inc amp '""ahd devoted to the
'1' is 'r'h4 renovated with ne" seats ana
l"rt repairs
.,rprge Bprd yeung man of this city. has puI-
asa1 -Ac captains interest in sch Eyeline and
ST. .auu.,p,l Lrr
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49,, .t.t ,,,t,fp .,,,d ,as.,l ami Will tal,o a.,
.falso down me bay
~oal, of thu lady residents at the camp ground
81 u rhg bottom OF a birch canoe. and paddle the
IN .r,u,,,,,, +boso s,,,,,o.., ,,i.h+s hoa,,+i
.. ,il..,,.... tl...,.;u. ......, ,.,.;.ol .;,;,.
,,t,....,.ti+. I,.+ ..i,,,,.y,
'"' '''''' WI" N'f"IH 'h' feAo'h@ III 'he '""iN"A'
ti Ia'eS 10 the corner l"aierS now much he rould
approve IT, NO" holds forth regularly
consider the lilies. saws solomon And that
..4l the bows are doing with the pond variety
.,4-ilering them worth two for IA cent
,o,.,,., man win. uicl,ed IN. ana of tr. ,,e,y
,,t t,s,l.. an, tI,, s+root tbon,,l,t h. baa fn,,3
.-.rio.u Rnt tbo lirl wasn't thar.
Times are mprovin.e The. number of Ioaters
r.f lean over the fence to watch the work at
Masonic Bloc, Is twice rs Great AS if was
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

The New York World says sensibly and
forcibly: every honest and respecta-
bic laborer in the city of Pittsburg is the
poorer to-day, both actually and in pros
pect, for the wicked destruction there of
many millions of property, the accumula-
ton of past labor, and for the damage
done to the credit of that city by the
exhibition which has been made of the
teebleness Of its local government
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26
Pills, Potions and Pungencies.

ScIIENcK's SEA WEED Tonic In the atmos
pherc experienced here during the summer months
the lcthargy produced by the heat takes away the
desire for wholesome food and frequent perspira-
tons reduce bodily energy, particularly those
suffering from the effects Of debilitating diseases
In order to keep natural healthful activity of the
system, we must resort to artificial means. For
this purpose Schencks Sea Weed Tonic is very
ehectual \ few doses will create an appetite and
give fresh vgor to the cnervated body For dys-
have doubted whether dyspepsia can be perma-
nently cured by the drugs which are generally en-
ployed for that purpose. The Sea Weed Tonic in
its nature is totally different from such drugs 1t
contains no corrosive minerals or acids: i'll fact it
assists the regular operations Of nature and sup
plies her deficiencies The tonic in its nature so
much resembles the gastric juice that it is almost
identical with that fluid The gastric juice is the
natural solvent which, in healthy condition of
the body causes the food to be digestcd and when
Indigestion, with all its distressing symptoms,
follows. The Sea W eed Tonic performs the duty
ri the gastric juice when the latter is deficient
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic sold by all Druggists
Murder VIII Out
4 few Years ago august Flower was discover
ed to be Il certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, few thin Dyspeptics made known to
their friends how easily and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits of GREEN s
AUGUST FLOWER became heralded through the
country by one sufferer to another, until without
advertising, its sale has become immense Drug
gsts in EN cry TOWN III the United States are
selling it. No person suffering with Sour stomach
Sick Headache, Costivcness, Palpiation OF the
Heart Indigestion, low spirits, etc, can take three
Moody, Belfast: kittridge Rocklald; Fletcher.
Camden; Smith ~ Sons, Searsport Robinson
ThomaSton also to be found in Waldoboro and
BuckSport and get bottle for - cents ana try it,
Sample bottles 10 cents
No Failure Known!
There is no case on record where DR. Morris
Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horchound has
failed to give satisfaction. On the other hand
wherever it has been used by our people in severe
colds, coughs. asthma bronchitis Group whoop
ing cough, and consumption, they are enthusiastic
IN its praise. Containing no opium or other dan
gerou> drug, it does not constpate and is safe to
administer in all conditions of health. This is an
important announcement, and the suffering are adj
ysrd to heed it. Trial size 10 cts; large size 80
cts. and One Dollar Sold by W. .. Poor d Son
sole agents for Belfast, A D. Jordan agent for Or
land, k, B. Slower, agent for Bucksport Also
agents for Prof Parker's Pleasant W orm Syrup.
which is sure death to worms pleasant to take
end requires physic
Price D cents Iry if
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

There is no cooler or more comfortable Hotel in
Boston than the favorite American House, on
Hanover street 1t is centrally located, most per
fectly ventilated and is altogether the best place
to StOn at
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

minerals of New England, when and
where to find Them" is the title of new
book, by F. l.. Bartlett, State Assayer.
A copy would be handy for man who
don't know how to lay his hands on some
rocks when there is cat concert in his
back ward
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

The account of the discovery Of gold
at OldtoWn was stupid hoax by some
fools of that locality.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

We have got another ex-governor in
Maine. He is Packard, the discomftted
Louisiana carpet Dagger, who has return
ed to his former home in Auburn.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

Bertha Won tIllern is coming to Port
land to teach the young ladies of that city
1.-THE advantage of free Development
or, in other words how to fill out theil
stockings better by walking exercise.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

\ subscriber i'll Aroostook county, who says he
cant get money to pay his bill, sent to-day two
bear skins on account of the Journal. Lewiston
Journal
He couldn't bear to be SO fur in arrears,
probably, and wished to head off any
trouble that might be bruin.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

deep sea turtle, weighing nearly four hundred
pounds, was caught few days ago off Newport.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

violent tornado passed through Elizabeth,
Thursday All the papers
1t was hoped that the unfortunate
Beecher and Tilton business was past, if
not forgotten-but the above indicates
that the papers are still harping at it.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

The Republican party in Mississippi,
that claimed a majority of thirty thou
sand, has disbanled and given up the
ghost. 1t died from lack Of bayonets.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

The travelling public that visit Bucksport will
find Mr.. }. f. Noses Of the Robinson House al
ways ready to please all who favor him with
their patronage We are personally acquainted
with the gentleman and can recommend his house
to all, Bangor Commercial.
We take great pleasure in endorsing
the above
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26
News of the City and County.

Oh the flies the horrible flies
Buzzing around like election lies.
Dodging about like a maniacs dream.
Over the butter into the cream
Holding conventions all over the bread.
Biting Your ears and tickling your head,
Crawling.
Buzzing,
Too busy to die
Contound the nasty, pestiferous fly
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

HtuIlgll, went 10 the lnulilnS tent, aroused lne
-eepcrs. and the drunken brawls that ensued
alarmed the whole ueighborhood The Indians
sent up town Tor the night police, who went to
Tile scene and arrested the maraudels William
Falhe and Cornelius Cunningham ID and lodged
them in Jail The Others of the gang made their
escape, Fayhe and Cunningham We're taken be
lore Justice Wallace, on Thursday, who sentenced
lleln 10 thirty days each in Belfast jail
4 MYSTERIOUS SrABmNG AFFAIR. At about
~elye O'Clock Friday night, the police heard
some in front of the American House,
shouting for the night watch On reaching the
spot they found a man who had been assaulted
ana was bleeding from Il wound in the neck
hat apparently had been intic led by IA dull i'm
plrment probably a stone He informed the po-
noe that he was the engineer of of the six
prgy steamers that were lying at the wharves ;
that he had been assaulted by some unknown par
lies who ran when he shouted for help. HI had
hccn drinking and taken to his vessel by the
Aght police The next morning revealed the fact
Thar the atiray. or a subsequent one, had been
more serious than the surroundings of the night
before indicated. Two Belfast men. Arvida Hay
ford and John McCabe, were badly wounded by
severe cuts from knife. They had reached theil
homes after midnight in the above condition. Al
examination of IIaytord revealed four wounds up
nn the left side-one upon the thigh and three
others extending from below the shoulder blade
down the side, two of them very severe McCabC
was cut in a similar manner. One severe cut was
upon the left shoulder, and three others down the
side The wounds not dangerous and the
parties will recover unless some complication seti
IN The whole affair is wrapt in mystery, 1t hap
pened at midnight when there are supposed to bl
no one about but the night police and they saw
nothing of it. The wounded men are very reticent
and the party or parties that did the cutting are
not known. The theory of the night police is that
the engineer above mentioned was the one en-
gagged, and that he was acting in self-defence, al
though no knife found upon him. Those
who know the wounded men do not believe this
and think the true story is yet to be told.
National Republican., 1877-03-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
1InanTe.
vAyufS ~or. u.

vAsHtS T-oT. u. -. girrh s. I5-7.
N Nv N8rk Pat : financial srtiCle Etv4:
s-rSutT sSugt lt nB05N EHCEtnge duti .nf steady.
st7a7 r"1ttIuas easy tsr DJrrowsrs having
%" rn'lft-rtI'- t'avsruncut brnis are higher,
he fT'aa InE esnr the changes - soniparsfi with
shan d. eI'rinr Dr res: An rEircg OF = on
49, pgis % sbi A. usz ayts: pnrs AMI eur
rVnsT - IN b. remainder Of The it,t the stock
-tnast sEsu-d a6r lDSgr than II clio cd SATURDAY.,
sNfvss 90 UsbB ani NlsBastppI. witeh w., :,
hirsr- sat usIt~aru, ttrRlwsna and " fsterc and
NnwiuREs ant II. ant prpfgrrsd "a; Nsy iyork
ss1srIL saI NIrAisan central vs.. uu-o,nxsd =
Isr-inr the hrst hair hour the general list as4anrri
"a - the t,ztSr Lahs shorp. Western UuiOt Tele-
E-ash ntuan<ri =. AMI New York Central - In
s1t art hsdr thsTv was q saetinr "a \, the st-
alr GAls SAorv and DeinvaFe and Lacklwani a,d
s-tfEn- sine II N o'clock there has been a t.-
taFsry gr g y .thss Ligtar delaware and Hal
s"1 ma In exception to the Gsneral list, the
a5'a FI'tds hlv fnsed durin1 the hrst hour. and
s-1E- nsu has asciinst =. Chicago, Burlington
ant ~ 1"E eurtnE the hrst two hours fen ., and
ahsrv"fvgrSt y. AMI Nev Jersey Central has de-
tilra finru the opening. The Continued de-
tliI= Ia ChBago, BarIiuatDn and Quincy 4, atjrtbu-
thas to sA- t.r that the alliance CON pletsd on sat
u-hHV Ehss sC thnraHo and Sorthwe.tsrn and the
Es"s i,itat Soui oauiss wtth the nion Pacific wII
~h1bs Asn=istinE these com psnls, work to the IN
MY e Tue BarIIa rt0u Iad guinrY.
In Nss ISra tp-tttY mousy duIi at sar.
EAsAsnrg tuit an . troue it ga Iiold strong X
gta,elft- sifcs bsr earryingi:. epysrnneuis
g. 1s,f s''u6aa---- 1Is ss.,, rss. lls,S
ms s'ussi5F tis dosing rates for the act We
Y y SsaAs. IT.. Co.. from the New York
IAs ,HS-rrxasary b, anres at New York to-dry
-grsz s'B6l. 81 ~ ,a5.' currency. 81. 80, 1s The
% n y rryhsHrI Sa5t. Gut On account % Interest.
te7ARE.
National Republican., 1877-03-06

NJ L W U U X ,,
RECEIVED THIS MORNING
sHILLlNGTUN's BOOKSTORE,
Cor. Four-and a-half street and Pennsy ANA ave.
Anne Warwick. by the author of sylvia's Choice.
wcavers and Welt; or, Love that Hath us In His
Net By Miss BraddOn.
Love In ldeness. BY Ellen olney.
The Duchess OF Rosemary Lane. By Farjeon.
Helen's Babies: Annals of a Baby, and Some
other Babies, Very Like Helen's, only more SO.
Noie.-Letter and Cap paper, OF all sorts and
qualities.
Envelopes, Pens and Pencils.
Playipg cards OF all sorts and qualities, at the
very lowest prices, and Of the best quality for the
prices charged.
fel0-tf
National Republican., 1877-03-06
EINkERS.

CONGRESSNEN AND SENATOR'S PAY
- hnubfiBnrEd for 0nE. tvosthrpe snI four months.
&C ben rsr. AT reasonable RATES. Witness sttsnds.
NUCC-Ehs .sntE'i. highest cash price paid. Ap-
Vsy us k>BCEY ~. APPLENAN .odrs iISi. f'ena-
syhvtnlL n"tvtvn tlth and 18th streets. m1-tt
National Republican., 1877-03-06
G-iIIRO-iBs.

HIILROIBs.
1IrSnS SHITiMoRE kSp ONO Rkm-E6Ip
SAr16SkE fIlSI LSE Hhpsa ssp saJk. Jk4Gk GEk2urE
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST .so serTHrrsr-
JASuAEE IL ls7. T. D. N
LIkvK WASHINGTON
$500 q. m, Baltimore and way siAliBnK-
5;o0a. m :, Baltimore. Annapolis ana way sahzssns-
$50 q. m, roinl Of Rocks and Ny FaAl5ssIs-
su ndsy 10 baltimore only siosanF a; say slssssnS
s;9h. m, Baltimore and way siaiacni-
press; PIttssurs, HRgerstOSn and vaafs 'sIBel-
.iS!ie 4; m, baltimore express. On Sunday fa~
.Is is:S s.J nj station. gstinope rn0"r ''y AaH'"'
sana.J 10 Raso ONLY rhsS s,aSst SSa az & s.is ca
s:S :. n. BaiiInofe nd way siaiisns-
i:0 ,. m, n OF Rocks, Frederlri- wIy flhlssls-
'+s5p m, Balts.. Annapolis and way stnlashk
S 3 M. m GsieasS ana snH oeiansas tasless
T;i5p. m, e, Louis ana CineinnEtl si press
.s:sS + +. M, % New Serf ana T'hi:sss siIssss.
Trains marked daily; Other trains 4.lly sIessa
ONE DOLLAR sA'Lp.
CHEAP RAILKokD TICKET oYYsc.
p1sas asss sSsfss 81 .as ss ss. :
his city. Apply 70 ~ D. WHIrEsIDk
=. stofs, aSa" Wsssiss,on, f.t D. e. = s.isss sf'
NV h@SAA3ss 4SN 1@'D S@-AS N14-@&S1A-
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. RHGIxNIx0
APRIL "a l1k
TWO TRAINS DAILY, ENCEPr SUNDAY.
BETWEEN ALESAN ohii AND
ROUND HILL
Leave Washington ~ q m ana y n. alf
Alexandria NJ s:lo m and $40 y u-s pass Lees-
burg, going westw ard. n I'm - ~ and TN y n
and arrive Al Round Hill NJ Il N and p N L<Kps
Round Hill n b:D .. N n:E p. m. pAAa LessaIrE.
going stwArd- Al m and l:lD y m, ana azr1rs
At Alexandria b:lS o. and B:lb y n. Ebs Nsxn-
ington at s:D u m. and D 10 y n
A1rPassengers from wEshinEfua wn lAks tnr
Warrington and Ohio cars Al The kAflaDsrs aBt
70 through 70 Round Hill wftheut change e cara
The s:lO q. train from AlexADar1n and In D
n. train from Round Hill conneci n Round AZ
with Harris Daily Line Of Cohcha far enAsatrs-
vile, Berryvtlle and Winchester. .,ss vim k1knfrs
Line Of Coaches which leave Lseshrrf h<ss tr
Aldie and Middleburg.
Both Trains Westward make close csnntezosu ~
Vienna with hissonp Line q etAea tG fHl<csI
Commutatiol nckess. Q serl p.r .nss allna,
usss,t, SDs ~ s;.,+. = = hAsaHn as.sh -
nut THIS OUT Tl-LAUNDRH.-IF HOU
~ want your shirts ana clothes asnt ina sHl'sr1sr
American Laundry, eos EleVenih stzssd nes1A stfl-
tAD-iy S4A N bnkNE,
LEND 2te..TO q. r. EowEIL 4 CO. NEW
. York. FOR fKmphlei Of mo pAFes. cen snlAlLaIF q
list OF 900 newtpAperh, and estimates sSMtnE cad
OF Adyert1sink. El9ty
National Republican., 1877-03-06
ALEXANDER WHILLDIN, Trustcei
J. 4. COLDWEl.L, salesman.
tAwfOT3WkSytg

u H. WARNER, AuctIoneer, 9lG F street, or.
lJs Dosie Masonic Z . nplc.
TRUSTEFS' ShLED DF A SEN TIiRBF-SrDRY
nRiSK pWEILiNG ON SEVENTH sTREEr.
SOUTH STREETS.
o,nysiriue ora deed oftrust to us. dated November
stn, A. D., 1916. and rycOr'cd in Llbcr No. 81,
folio S3l et seq one of the land records fer the n
tr!ct Of tolunbia, and at the rcgussl -. .nr party
secured thereby, shall sell front Of thc premis-
es,It iGciock f.M on WE'D sGspAX: "; March i!h,
lions recorded subdivision OF lots In squarc eight
hundred ard nincty-elghL (SlSl, together with the
linn Inents thereon COZ II ting of thr testUry
brlrh house with two-stpry brick back building.
Tcrms One-tOurth of the pnrch -nOney, with
the pCnscs OF the sale In casn, and the balance
IN tix, twelve and eighteen months, secured by a
decd of trust upon the property Sold and the notes
of the purchaser hearing Interest at seven % por
cent from day OF sale. or all cash at tue option Of
The purchaser, All conveyancnR aud recording at
the purchasers cost. deposit Of sljO required AZ
time OF sale. II the terms OF sale are not complied
with In (T) iays the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk aud cost of the de-
faulting purchaser.
WM. T.. YOUNG. lr,ur,oo,
ERAsM us J.MIDDLEToN., j. ,JR, trustees
National Republican., 1877-03-06
aaf Dfstrfct Securities

NpgEha ant sobI combustion. Money loaned
49, l4ySss--- IL l.l.ls on ADDFuIsl so,t ttsral.
HsRstIHlFtgFs foe payment Of special tIrss, anl
ass ChaExS soC obtaining drawback on Iax bills.
National Republican., 1877-03-06
REMOT.iL.
REMOVAL
PETEk CAMPBELL,
BANKER AND BROKER,

VII. the tst diy Of March, occupy his Ofice, In
1as usw CaryOran Building. corn"r Of PennsylVania
1nh FtftFtnth street frUat. No. tf1i,
\ tss west of the cid. Stand above nlards.
s1ogkss Bon's. Gold. and ali kinds OF
National Republican., 1877-03-06

POYS' MATH. AND CLASSICAL AUAD.
~ ENVY, Sunderland's Church, Four a-half
street northwest, between c street and Indiana
avenue, opens Its seventh year MONDAY, septem.
ber4 Circulars at the Principal'a residence, l3lb
Four-snd-a-half street southwest. sepS-6m
National Republican., 1877-03-06
nOTSEG ENR REYr.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESi6ES6E
r. hfihc late Chlcr Justice Chase, on the Blsden-
burg roam, VIII he rented urnishcd unfirn shcd,
IN the District, and comm1nhsa view Of the coun-
Try for miles around, Rent Reasonable 10 a gooI
tenant. -. II. WARNER co, 0l7 atrcgt.
ENOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE, DESIRA.
4 bic location; containing six rooms, with closets
&C., all modern convenience; rent low. Apply
foi3-f No. G7 Seventh street.
TOR RENT-THE NGRESSION
n Hotel corner New Jersey avenue aud u street
south, Capitol Hin. Inquire on the premises, be-
tween and O'Clock l.. NJ, or at the Office OF
AMUEL GROSS, In the National Bank Building.
fr13 lw
FOR REMIT FOR KENTlI FOR RENTlii
- - per month
ela leth st. NV, 10 rooms. Is %
l5lo vermont avenue. 0rOOins. - %
Zine store, i3lt penna. avenue............. 10 %
zine store, lai6 Penna. avenue. ............. 20 %
PcIna, avenue. bet. 10Th and 18th. east..... 20 %
lEpT 81 N. W, rooms. 20 90
n rleasaht, new cOttagt'.'''. ','.'.,.'',','. q
0h 1th ST. n. G.. rooms ,...,........ n %
Apply 10 TIE0. Y. GkTCHEL,
le2t-u Corner Eleventh and y streets.
TOR RENT-A LARGE AND HAND.
II somely-furnished HOUSE, ~ith nli modern
improS ereuts, situated m go Retown, and cou-
ventert to the cars sttbllng for several horses
Rent low. For Particular inaure Of
deil-u BIS Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-03-06
II II. WARNER, Auctioneer,
LIE 4 street, opposite Masonic Tcmple

TRusTEES, SALE OF A, THREE STORY AND
MhNShRn ROOF BkiCK BulLDING on THE
isii;SsSS$$RRt SfHEHys sSS$$RRtHIHEs% dIS kSSSE Il "Fhh
by Virtue OF q deed of trust dated NAV %, A. ID.
1875 duly recorded In Liber No. 7Si. folO as, one
OF the land records for the District OF Columbia,
ana at the request Of the party secured thereby we
VIII sell ~ public auction, in front Of the premises,
on MONDAY, March u 1877, at O'Clock T.. NJ
All that certain piece Or parcel of land
and premises situate and being In the city
of Washington. district of Columbia, aud known
and distinguished as lot numbered three (3 In square
number two hundred and twenty two. (sls, as said
lot Is described In = deed from Alexander X ShGp-
herd aud wife. datgi December I, a. ID. 1871. aud
recorded In LihCr No. COS, roii 2ii ct seq OF the
land records Of the Dsttict of Columbia, together
with all the tn provCmCnts &c.
This Dropcrtyis well suited for Grgt class resi-
dencc, having all the modern I'm proven
Ttrnsi Dnc-fOurth uf tue purchase money to be
pbid In cash. and the balance at six, twelve aud
per nnnum, secured by deed Of trust on the prop
crty sold. deposit Of sjnO viii he required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale and al conyryancint
~ pure lasyr's cost. terms Of sale not COM
piled with In seven dnys the trustees reserve the
right to rescl the property at the risk and OF
thc dcfaulting purchaser, after one weeks advcr-
SAMUEL GROSS, r.-
ALEXANDER wHILLDIN, trustees
J. 4. COLDWEl.I., salesman.
National Republican., 1877-03-06
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