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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
ANOTHER BANK ROBBERY.
FIRE.
TRAINS DELAYED,

San Francisco, July ia fire last night,
and again tonight, destroyed several thou
sand feet Of snow-sheds, on the Central
Pacific, near the Emigrant gap, and Dutch
fiat, delaying trains and stopping telegraphic
communication for some hours.
A SHOE MANUFACToRY.
Marlboro, Mass, July l9.-The shoe
mandatory Of 7. A. Coolidge, west Marl-
boro, and dwelling house, burned last night.
Loss one building and a stock of 100000.
Insurance, $4,000. Over two hundred
hands are thrown out of employment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19

authentic source that it is now definitely
decided that the Roumanian army will not
assume the offensive, but will conine itself
to covering the line of the Danube
At Constantinople the Softas have deman-
ded that the standard of the prophet be
raised for holy war, but the palace decided
to postpone this extreme step until the Rus
SANS are near Adrianople.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
Concord, N. H, July 19.-The commit
tee on national affairs of the legislature in
troduced majority and minority reports
yesterday. The majority report sets forth that
Hayes was elected president by the people
and so declared by the electoral committee,
and that any movement to reopen the ques-
ton would be both mischevious and contra
ry to the public interests, &c. The minority
report recites the withdrawal of troops from
South Carolina and Louisiana and approves
the presidents course, &c. The majority
report to be adopted.
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the bourse is in consequence of the rumors
of an armistice between Turkey and Rus
sia.
WAR ITEMS
London, July i9.-Dispatches show that
the Russians are endeavoring with every
prospect of success to obtain possession of
kasanlik and Sliyno, which would give them
control of the southern debouchment of two
of the most important passes of the central
Balkans.
London, July l9.-Turkish advices place
the principal. Russian force at Hahn
ksi. the southern devouchment of the chain
of Boghaz, and Tehivarditzkar passes.
Abdue Kerim photographed yesterday he
will cut off the retreat if the Russians who
eros ed the Balkans and only waits the ar
rival of Sulemian Pasha to begin the
attack
A telegram from Onsomva, states that the
Russian advance in Bulgaria has slackened
in consequence of dispatches received by
Cont chakoff from certain powers. The
Russians will only reeume the marsh after
securing their rear, which now only pro-
tected by the fourth corps, near Buchar-
est
Twenty thousand regulars and 10000 vol
unteers left Constantinople for Adrianople
Mussleman inhabitants of Adrianople are
arriving at Constantinople en- masse, and
are provided by the government with
lodging in schools.
Six Turkish battalions are marching from
Scutari to Nisch.
A steamer stated to be English, has ar
rived at the mouth of Bijana, with ammuni-
! tion for the Turks. The consuls at Scutari
are endeavoring to ascertain the name OF
the vessel, and where she is from, to inform
government.
An Austrian steamer has embarked eight
hundred Turkish wounded at Antiyan fo1
Constantinople.
A Constantinople dispatch of to-day
states that Abdal Kerim, generalissimo Of
the Turkish army, has been dismissed and
replaced by a Roman pasha Redif Pasha
minister of war, it is also stated, has been
dismissed. Osman Pasha is commander al
Widdin
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
THE INDIANS.
Chief Joseph Offers to Sur
render.
But it is Believed the Proposition is
Merely Ruse.
The Reports Of Col. Perry's cowardice Emphat-
icaly Denied.
JosEPH's SURRENDER.


San Francisco, July 19.-Gen. Howard
sent to Joseph the following reply to his
message, Offering to surrender Gen. How
ard
CAMP OF CLEAR WATER, July l5.-
Joseph may make complete surrender to-
morrow morning. My troops will meet him
at Ferry. He and his people will be
treated with justice. Their conduct is to
be completely investigated by court COM
posed of nine of my army, selected by my
SELF. Col. M. p. M Her is designated to
receive Joseph and his arms.
0. 0. HOWARD,
Brigadier Gen, raj, .. S. A.
a later dispatch says Joseph's movements
subsequent to the proposition for surrender,
gave convinced idea to Gen. Howard that
the proposition was merely ruse to gain
time for the escape Of his forces
FALSE STORIES.
San Francisco. July 19.-Gen. Mellow
ell, has dispatch from Keller A d. G.
hiIo ocHOuHSCSa tiic Culiout slOI1SS Ol JilG
bad behavior and inefficicncy of Gen.
Howaldiand of the cowardlce ef Col. Perry
Regarding the latter it says the statement
in the local papers of the affair in White
wood, on the 10TH, TO the effect that sew
enteen citizens were surrounded by the
Indians and that the troops under Perry
refused to go to their relief for an hour
and half, is wicked Justification
The troops one hundred and thirteen in
number were themselves outnumbered, en-
vironed and attack ed by the Indians, but
neverthelesswere sent instantly, a mile
away, to the rescue, which was accomplished
within twenty minutes and not only the
life ofevery man in the command was risked
but the safety of the most important posi-
ton, and large amount of ammunition and
other stores. Accounts as published origi
mated with one Orrin Morrill,, of Lewiston,
who was at Cottonwood at the time, but
who arrived ensconsed in little fortiica-
ton, leaving others to rescue his friends
The campaign has been most successful.
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NEW YORK.
THE SAVINGS BANK PANIC.

THE SAVINGS BANK PANIC.
New York, July 1S-A run on the Pat
erson, n. j., savings bank, yesterday, also
caused run on the Passaic Co. savings in.
stitution in Paterson
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CRIME.
A BANK ROBBERY.

Newport, Pa, July 19-The Peoples bank
of this place, was robbed of SIS 900 in money,
and$l 500 in bonds, last night.
NOT A BANK ROBBERY.
Wilmington, Del. July 19-Danl
Graves, at Brandywine Springs, was rob
bed last night of 1000 in U. S. bonds,
one hundred dollars in cash, and valuable
jewelry.
ANOTHER BANK ROBBERY.
Rochester, N. Y, July ia package
containing about $4,000 in individual
securities, including the bonds OF the
Bloomington and Empire Ills, Leaven-
worth City, St. John Church, Cananda-
qua, and Erie and Pittsburgh r. R., was
stolen to-day from the 1st National
Bank of Canandaigua.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
sympathy of the citizens gives encourage
ment to the men.
1890 P. M

1890 P NJ
Matters have remained quiet for the last
two hours. No train has yet moved and
the troops remain in their quarters. Trains
will be moved this afternoon, if men can
be had to go on them. There are plenty
willing TO go, but they are afraid of the fu-
ture.
Washington, July 19.-Col. French,
commanding the U. S. troops at Martins
burg, at LAO p. NJ, to-day, telegraphed to
the war de tartment that all is quiet.
ANOTHER STRIKE.
Pittsburg, July l9-At noon to-day the
freight train imen on the western division
Of the Pennsy lvania railroad, refused to ge
out with their trains.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-19
THE WAR.
Strenuous Efforts to Secure
the Balkan Passes.
ConstantinopIe Filling Up With Refugees
From Adrianople.
FOREIGN.

RACES.
London, July l9.-At Wimbledon, to-day
Ireland won the Elcho Shield.
RUMoRs OF AN ARMIsTIcE
Paris, July 10.-The advance prices on
the bourse is in consequence of the rumors
of an armistice between Turkey and Rus
sia
National Republican., 1877-02-07
Commercial.


NEW YORK, Feb. 6,-Co,ton steady; sales OF o7
bales at l2Loi3c. Consolidated net receipts D. Sas
bales. Exports-Grcat Britain, a. 39j Dsles; France.
10 tf7 bales; Continent 10 GS2 bales; Channel, 2ssD
bales.
Flour dull and lN@iic. lower. with only a very
limited business doing, mainly for wants
of local trade; No. 42j6pSO0. latter oatrcmc;
supcIhne Western and State, Sj 1905 70: common
good extra Western and state, sS T5G5 IS; good to
choice do, s. G660O; common to choice white
wheat Western extra, o. OS6D5 80: fancy do, n $50
SO; comnontO good extra Ohio t5 75Gb775; common
TO choice extra st. Louis. q SGts 10: patent Min
ncsoia, extra good TO prime, q 5clS 70: choice to
double extra, y 6s9 7j. southern hour in buyers
favor; common TO fair extra, q 7G6eS IS: good to
choice do, H S6os no. Rye Hour quiet aud TN
changed. Corn meal steady.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 9. Cotton dull and weak;
Flour fairly sctiye and steady; Howard 81. and
Western, s675Gp7 80. Wheat Inactive aud steady;
No, Western winter red, d %; No. 2 Chlcaso
spring, ~: Pennsylvania red, o. 5sDl 81; Mary-
land red prime, q 5sC9l 5s do. amber, tI 90; do.
white, 81 5clpl IS, Corn-southern steady: Western
nTmer and higher; Southern white, bi6sGc; do.
yellow, 55 sl151c; Western mi xed. spot, g0p57Jic
February, &c, March, bsLac: May, 59ic; steamer,
BE. Oats quiet and steady; Southern prime, isc -;
Western white. lai3c, Rye steady and hrm at 10
G72c. Cloyersecd scarce. nTm snd hi CHER; good to
pine. l5le@siGc. Hay dull and unchsnged. Pro-
visions nrmer and not qnotably higher. Butter
quiet and unchanged. Petroleum dull; crude,
liSGi2c: refined. nominally 2sc. Coffee Inner
quiet Al unchanged. Whisky dull and nominal
at 81 tpInl 0qI,
National Republican., 1877-02-07

u II. WARNER, AuctIOnccr
Ds street, opposite Masonic Temple.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A. FOUK.sTogY
sTKEET, BETWEEN TIllkD AND fOUnrH
sTREETS souTnEAST, AND uNIMrE0yED
hME,l BETWEES ,TiiiiD And ToURTH
SHEETS SOUTHEAST.
Ry virtue OF a deed from Rudolph JobSlgcr ct uN.,
dated the 18th day of October A. ID. 1874, and duly
recorded In iber ~, of folio H. one Of the land
of the supreme court Of said District. correcting
the description IN Eald deed passed the lst day OF
December, A. ID. 1873, In equity cause No. 4,j1I.
docket 5 the Undersigned Will offer for sale At pub
lie suction, In front OF the premises, on FRIDAY,
M, the iol lowing descfibcd property in Washing
ton city, In said District, viz: All Of lot letterGd
l.. in LObsiger's recorded subdivision OF parts of
original lots two () and three, a. lin square num-
bered seven hundred and ninety.one, tTDi,) and all
within the following metes and bounds to wit: BE:
ginning at the southwest corner OF said lot j., and
running thence southeastorly to point on the line
Of North Carolina avenue. distant hy-six (S) feet
from the southwest OF lot lettered D. In said
square, thence nYrthess!erly along said ayenne
twenty-five tye) feet and ave U) Inches, thence
northwesterly TO the southeast corner Of said lot H.
and thence along the south line OF said lot to the
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
payable In six. o. twelve (ls) and eighteen Qs)
months after date with Interest at the rate Of nine
%, per cent. per annum, secured by deed Of trust
upon the premises. All conveyAnclng at tho cN-
pense of the purchaser. A cash deposit OF tsO will
Oe''a'''e' y" 'EsRbERIcK sTyTz, ,rrn,,ce,
Jaos-rTutd j. +. COLDw ELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1877-02-07

NATIONAL CAPITOL ILIFEINSURANCE
snth street northwest, Second National bank build
'"s' JANUARY STATEMENT.
TOTAL s%Sans Of osss. paid and a.ssrlsinSd' aclga.
EG,shsssS1 Or En- 800 90
oses Sy SsRas p. own Swns ~ r ZOO co
Losses ~ policies Tcinsored for Coanccii.
S sao sSSmPaiR.s sPsised drRp5SsEsa anu no. ap so co
Amount Sf claims for Losses unGer policies
trust asset' t'ub fst ssHTs e 6rsmun nO'e') 1900 90
INSURANCE building, with additions. .....si5l SO n
County bonds, and interest thereon. e9css ~
Biiis receivable. gSS
Balance; due from sgents ,S,2si Z
Furnitnrc''''''' ''.'''.''''''''''''''''''''' a@
Premium notes held In sosSs %
Accrued interest thereon 7,lji %
New lo,E county mi bonds; not In poses.
ssr!sIn, policy hofacis and clslmsnI..
accumulated iRterest thereon. ......... lsi 80 %
, io7s, 7s u
Gross amount of outstanding risks, for -, -, -
which the said assets named are liable, 233l, 20 %
Claims Cisims Resisted. as against trust assets '" "
before referred TO, estimated at (subJcct =.
TO premium BESSIXMIH H0YEss,, President aaO
., "0"a' 'Jr.Xso K. a"RFiMGRE, I SS ss sSS9aisPy.
THIRTY.FOURTH iEAR.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsu.
BOSTON, MASS.
AsSETS..- slS,oU,Uc
LOOK OUT FOR TalRTY THIRD ANNUAL
REPORT, 1871.
fail due 6yST @G Esys been RETURNED to
ss sissr! ESe.. 2;ssTs ;ss%. made Sy
to parties A''Ss BisriCGGG q PH.if' Genera, Agent
No. 6T seventh street,
S AsSG for he ,pMeinsho%ss E,e IN
PRIDAL LPREs ENTs.
ALL THE NEWER STYLES OF ELEGANT
sILvERwARE, &C,
ALL THE NEWER STYLES OF ELEGANT
SILyERWARE, SC,
Designed especially for
BRIDAL PRESENTS.
Iai1-a M. W. GAIT. BRO & 90.
COLUMBIA BANK NOTE COMPANY,
No. eos Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON, DO.
We are prepared with every facility for
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
BANh NOlf.S, BUN ID hNDCDMM AL
WORK OF EVERY KIND, SC.
W. II. PHILIP, President.
GEO. T. JONES. Vice President.
JOHN W. WATERS, Secretary.
JOHN NJ. VAN BUSKIRk, Troasuror.
jy2t.WfM
ri o NJ p 0 S
t225 SHIRT ta25
MA N UFA TORY.
| Six Best Dress Shirts to o:ier for tis. 50.
| Fit warranted perfect. Material warranted. Rich
| srdson,s Best Linen and Wamsutta Mills Muslin,
| FINE fLkSSEL uSDERwEAR TO ORDER A
SPECIALITY.
Six ready Shirts for ~ siN unfinished shirts
| for ~ 80. Boys Shl Is So and 10 cents.
| MEMS FINE FURNlsHINGS.
| THOMPsoN'S SHIRT FACTORY,
Jss-ly LIE DKoir BUlLDlSG.
| EELIX DESFOSSES FRENCH BAKERY
| ~ (Estsbllshed lsj9.)
IS YEARS oF INCRKAstsG SUCCESS.
ln FELIX DESFOSSE,
the we'll known and only real French bakerin wash
i ington, has removed to No. Oi2 v street. between
i Twentieth and Twenty -nrst streets, near Pennsy
| yAniA avenue, where, in q house expressly bull
| for the Manufacture of the best prench aud kmsrI
can bread: French Bread speciality. Liberal term
| offered 10 hotels and dealers.
| N. B.-Frenoh bread is recommended for parsoni
| or delicate health s-pHc'-,'v nv thosa slfrrina
! Ava. aI.pspslA. Dswe.S W iu.4sat.sus. dgi-I
National Republican., 1877-02-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Financial,

new YoRK, Feb. 6.-The following are the prln-
cpa fluctuations In prices at the Exchange TODAY;
Western Union Telegraph. 7iS6sI4h % 7itCaIU,
G1ih q ~ a az; Adams ENpresS, lOt; PAclhC
nall. 2i't@25' New York Central. iOlHGto tol: Erie
as@0A: New Haven. lh? Lake shore, 5isS@S'$; I;
2!t@g7t @2sA @sG6; to:k leland. oig9lolN: ST.
rae sS@is I'll rsI prefSs5rssS, sSs - 4sSs waoai
preferred, 2ah; Atlantic and Pseiac Telegr. .ph,
7Ot TT q G9I d6la Michigan Central, 1880 iJs.
Gold, lO5'sh 1867 % iOT tOjSGlOS.
National Republican., 1877-02-07
TEAMsHIP LINES.
PROPOSALS.
.DRoP0sNLs FOR MANILA A-iISSGH~ IiESiP.

DRoPUsALs FOR MANILA HEMP.
NAVY PAY OPFICE,)
q KILDY STREET, BosToS, ;
January 81, 1877.
Proposals, sealed and indorscd Proposals for
Manila Hemp" will be received at this office
for furnishing twenty tons Of 2liD pound per ton
"a anila Hemp at the Charlestown Navy Yard.
subject there to the usual inspection and Gov
ernment tests.
Samples Of the quality required can be seen at
the Commandants once nt the said Navy Yard,
where all Information can he obtained.
Two satisfactory suretes must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing u faithful execution Of the
offer, II accepted.
at the Charlestown Navy Yard. All Hemp re.
lected must be Temoy ed at he risk and expense
of the bidder, and 1t will be at his risk until re-
moved.
Blank forms for proposals can be had on appli.
cation at this Office. q. Z. THORNTON,
fej Pay Inspector u. ). N.
National Republican., 1877-02-07
w ASH. u. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No, 1Opl, n, W, cor, Tenth and ID str

w ASH p. WILLIAMS, VI Z Aus,,,onsGr, ,,. &c .,.,,..
TRTsTEEs s,fE 9E wAkNuT SEhMgER
S$SSEEs Sb$SSSEE cISs%an SSsSr,fEkss
HiH495ivf HSii4S9E5fifv fb kJS$s $SSS
@ ,rIgs n1 Sf asea IF u ,Tus I dated az lily 2 A. ID
ihS land records for county, District o
and by s Ssss Hf sss %
DAY, fcbrnary /. isii, comn,sncins al 10 O'clock
Irving g, tSs sh% iolo%ns
Twtnty.six Walnut Chamber Suites, with Tucker
Tw.niy. six Hair Mattresses and Husk and Cotton
Handsome Marblc-,op sideboard, cost $40; Parlor
Twenty Hair Pillows and holsters.
ons hundred Oak DininE-room Chairs and Win
walnut Extention and sldo Tables.
One hundred and MY yards OIL Cioth-stair and
Walnut Frame Mirrors aud Side Brackets.
!, About Aye hundred yards OF Ingram Carpets;
,,Twcnty-one Dining Fables and squarc-top
Walnut Bat.tree, very costly; Walnut Chamber
Msr6lc-top Centre Tables, Curtains and Lsmqre-
iiugs. Feather Pillows, Toilet Ware and Toilet
Pail Carpets and Oh Cloths, Blankets, Sheets and
Comforts, Pillow and Bolster Gases, Table Linen.
Towels, Plated Ware and Cutlery OF all kinds
China, Glass Ware, Crockery, Kitchen Utcn-
sils, &c.
ALSO,
Gas Fixtures, Bar Fixtures, Marble and Walnut
Counters, Once Furniture, show Cases. Annun-
es,or; Click; Figures; ~, Glassvarc Decantrrs:
articles aDpertainlnV to nrsi- class house.
call special attention of hou pkeepers ana the
trade generayss the furniture is In good condition
and offers great Undue sment.
Terms: All sums OF and under sl00 cash; over that
amount credit OF thirty sixty and ninety days for
approved indorsed notes, bearlug interest.
THOMAS PARKER, Trustee.
jan23-td WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
6-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
ssconn of Trustee being absent from the city, until
place, at which time the yedescribeh furniture
will positively be sold. By order of the Trustee.
WASH. Is. WILLIAMS,
fc2 tStarl AuctiOueer.
National Republican., 1877-02-07
CHhNCERY SALE OF IMPRUv ED PROP
~ ERTY. NO. IgR SlNTM SIREET NORrM.

WEsr
BY virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed In Equity cause No.
o. 09l, we will offer for sale on SATURDAY, Feb
rnary 10, iNT, ati O'Clock p. IN at public auction,
feet front Sixth street west by the depth thereof
of LOTT. In square al, ln Washington city, ID. C.,
with the imp Oyements, &C., thereon.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash. the resl1rc In
three equal payments of SIX, twelve and eighteen
the day Of sale q: six ncr cent per annlm, or all
cash. at the option OF thc purchaser. The title to
he retained until the purchase money aud intercsts
paid. Terms of sale to be compiled with within
seven days. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost;
slOO on acceptance Of hid. ......
4Sj Loulslana avenue.
W. II. ". ClSSEL, Trustee,
ilJs seventh street northwest.
u. Ii. WARMER,
jsce-MwFSds (Law Rep.l AuctOuecr.
National Republican., 1877-02-07

u O. BROOKER, Jr.
DE- NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
Cor. Eleventh st, aud Pa. ave., Marble Building.
Regu ar sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Of each week. AZ good. guarantee, as recon-; ON;
TO promptly. Copsignments solicited and cash ad-
yAnced, Hois-3m
National Republican., 1877-02-07
aROCERIEa.

GROCERIES.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
UoFFEEs-arcen, Roasted, Ground.
CHOCOLATES, COCOA.
CHOCOLATES, COCOA.
E$SsS$f;i Es$$SsEE$fAa,s,, s$HsE$ fSAa,s,,,
coMEsr1pLEs. ffk!iSn ffkskSLEfs. EEffsr''
s!ss gsS !f#ErH$ $ss$Saj,
Fresh Arrivals. And ,s many other recent
BAY RUM, direct from Arroyo +. H., 10 per cent.
FLORIDA ORANGE MARMALADE.
rREsEgyEg, CoNsERyED and DRY CANTON
CALIFORNIA JELLIEs, nve-pound p,llsonlyH.
We earnestly request those who wish strictly
e,a soodi 10 gye ast 10 /. sa stock &
Il. W. REED SONS,
jali.u l2le T street northwest.
q q. .CORNwELL q SON,
FINE aRoCERs.
JUST RECEIVED.
30 kegs MALAGA GRAPES;
ono car load of PEARS;
Direct from California;
10 bbls. Cape God CRANBERRIEs;
30 cases "Bryant's" French
VEGETABLES;
Peas, Beans, Mushrooms, Asparagus. Mixed
Vegetables, Trufies.
TABLE SAUCES. II VARIETIES
Lea 4 PerrIns' GENUINE Sauce;
French Vinegar and Mustard;
Albert Biscuit, from Edinburg;
Huntley & Palmcr's Waters;
Is dozen Queen Olives, new crop;
20 dozen Gordon's Celebrated Preserves
gross Coxs aclatinci
Zoe boxes New RaIsIns;
100 bbls. MINNESOTA FLOUR
BUoKwHEAT, New York;
New Crop New Orleans MoLAssEs.
HAy A N A CIG RS
A Specially. Always Fresh.
wHIsKY:
Keller's Celebrated BOURBON;
Gibson's /" RYE;
Crows BOURBON;
Hermitage RYE;
Cooks BOURBON.
The above are received direct from the dlstillery,
and guaranteed PURE.
SHERRIES,
SHERRIES,
PORTS,
BRANDIES,
BRANDIES,
MADEIRA;
MADElRA;
All Celebrated Brands.
NEW YORK CIDER,
Pure Juice, every Week.
q. q. CoRNwELLS 4 SON,
no2O.tf Opposite willard's Hotel.
National Republican., 1877-02-07

INSURANCE.
N@HINH%NNrI~INNI IoIN-~S~ONJ~J~I~~O~~-~
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
or
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
Oaicc No. /, over Bank OF Washington,
Chartered by Congress, is1.
Capital. s2oo 900 Surplus fund 800, 900
JAMES ADAMS, President; G, W. HOWARD,
Secretary.
Real Estate snd personal property insured, and
Builders II ,iists s ,A,p ,A5Sn At Tie iSTest rs!ss
lanes Adams. Nj. Wilson, E.S. Davis.
A. A. Wilson.
Saml. =. Wh' atley, Ed. shoemaker, u. W. Cropiey.
National Republican., 1877-02-07
RAILROADS.

>~~s~.~.NN.NNNN~N1o ~N1oS~.oN~oN~.~-~~.~O~.~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
u THE GREAT DOuBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
to the
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
JANUARY u, lS77, s. y. III.
LEAVE WASHINGTON.
500 =. M, Baltimore and way stations.
7:0Oa. M, baltimore. Annapolis and way stations.
75o q. m, Point OF Rocks and way stations.
$500 q. m, N. Y. Phllada. and Boston express.
s;soa. M, Baltimore and way stations:
$50 m, Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburg er-
press; pittsburg, hagerstown and Valley prancn,
..ioiio !, m, baltimore express. On sunday for
Annapolis.
'i:S >. M, N. Y, Philads 4 Norfolk express. On
Sunday to BALTIC. only, stopping at all stations.
$50 y. M, baltimore and way stations.
4:aO b. m. baltimore and Laurel express.
4;3D u. IN, IT. OF Rocks, Frederick, wav stations
Ass p. m, Baltic, Annapolis and way stations.
'7aOp. M, Baltimore and way stations.
'7:l5 u. m, Chicago and Columbus express.
'7;s5 y. M, 81. Louis, Cine nnau q Plttsburg cN.
$40 D. M, Pt. Rocks, way stations: $40 sunday.
$3.50 p. M, New York and Phllada express,
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
Sunday. Jsnl3-n
National Republican., 1877-02-07
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r I. COLDwELL, Real Estate AuctIoneer.
cs No. 9i6 Y. St.

r 7. COLDWELL, Real Estate AuctIoncer.
u No. gi6 y. St.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A. DEsIRABLE BUILp-
ING LOT, ON THE WHIST SIDE OF BOUND-
AIRY STREET, NEAR W STREET NORTH
WEST.
by virtue ofa deed of trust, dated December 30,
A. ID. 1874 duly recorded IN Liber No.77J, folio 81,
one of the land records for the District Of Column
ba, and al the request OF the party secured thereby
pteme pS @ SS WEBHEspx@' Fcbraary y"! a. OF ,s w.
At O'Clock p. nj, the followslg described real IS:
Columbia, to witt: Al that piece or parcel Of
Iwenty-fo (2D In J. Russell Bars recorded sub.
division of square numbered three hundred and
hfty-eight 1855, fronting twenty-five (2S) feet on
boundary street, containing 6ai square feet, more
or less.
Terms, One third In cash, and the balance At
six, twelve and eighteen months, with Interest at
8 per cent. per snnum, secured by y deed Of trust
on the property sold; or all cash, Al option of the
purchaser.
4 deposit of sOo required at the time of sale, aud
all conyeyancing at tpurchaser's cost. Terms to he
complied with In seven days.
SSESIS1RR SfShdN Il, EI;;rTiaAkSNEESyR' I;;riakNEy' }rru,,ees.
ft3-STuTh }. I. COLDWELL, Auc't.