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hances of success are considered to be
Ti,e Cholera.

LONDON, Aug. 25-The Alexandria corre-
spondent of theDaily Neus says: The French
transport Correzi, with 130 cases, OF choiera er
on board, is not allowed to pass through til the
Suez or communicate with the shore. She
will be quarantined 100 miles below euez.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THEIRS speech.
fSpeeial TO the Democrat

Especial to the Democrat
PARIS, Aug. 25.-Ex-President Theirs, in
receiving Republican deputation yesterday
at st. Germain said that the republic was the
only government possible in France. He
pointed out at the same time that it should
be conservative, in order not to create alarm.
H. Theirs said he did not doubt the triumph
of the republican cause, and severely con-
demned its adversaries.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Aug, 25-Sales of American
400 Futures steady. Uplands, low mid
ding clause, August delivery, 29-32d; Au-,
gust and September 29-32d; September and
October. 15-16d; November and December,
15-16d; December and January, 15-16d.
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The British Rifle Team.

Especial to the Democrat
NEW YORK, Aug 25.-The British rifle
team arrived here to-day.
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Direct Trade with Europe.
Especial to the Democrat.l

NASHVILLE Aug. 25.-The Nashville mill
ers opened direct trade with Europe, via Port
Royal, S. c., yesterday, by forwarding 1900
barrels of flour per steamer Mexican.
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The Russian Troops RiOting.
[Special to the Democrat. !

Especial to the Democrat.I
LONDON, Aug. 25-It is said that on Tues
day the Russian troops at Sistova rioted be-
cause of the bad provisions given them, and
threw 100 900 mouldy loaves Of bread into the
Danube.
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The sitting Ruu Commission.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25-Secretary Schurz
is still unable to find commissioner willing
to visit Sitting Bull at his own expense.
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RIVER NEWS.

Especial to the Democrat.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 25.-Departed: Home and
Garrett, for New Orleans.
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Grant i'm London.

Especial to the Democrat.1
LONDON, Aug 25.-Ex-President Grant and
party arrived at London this morning.
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Lydia Thompson ysthat her blondes
will cover themselves with glory. Well,
that's thin, but it's better than nothing.
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Father Hyaclnthe a Candidate for tn.
French . SSenlbly

Especial 10 he Democratl
PARIS, Aug 25.-It is rumored that Father
Hyacinthe intends standing as candidate for
one of the arrondissements of Paris but his
National Republican., 1877-11-02
Social Gossip.

John G.. Chapman, the artist. and daughter,
and Capt. I. j. Page, are visiting the family OF
Maj. McBlair, No 2029 | street northwest.
1t is said that since the death of Senator
Bogy, OF Missouri there are but two Roman
Catholics in the United States Senate-Mr.
Spencer, of Alabama and Mr.. Herman, of New
York.
Among the claims annually presented ia
| Congress for redress or compensation is that OF
Miss Anna Carroll, for services rendered the
Federal army during the late war. She insists
that the military idea which resulted in
Shcrmans march to the sea was the product Of
her brain, and she demands payment therefor.
Congress after Congress has rejected the claim,
but Miss Carroll and her claim, like the illus
triOus Daniel Webster still live" aud hai
again presented her petition to the Senate.
In the Cemetery of Pere la Chaise, Paris, |.
a grave from which rises wOman's arm, beau.
tiiully chiscled on marble. The hand ID
casped by that of a man, which prOtrudes from
an adjoining grave. This singular fancy wa,
conceived by young husband, who did not
long survive his bride.
Ristori Mrs. Lander, and Agnes Ethel are
temporarily residing in Paris. Ristori pro.
iesses to be well satisfied with the retirement
in which she has been living yet it is expect
ed that she will soon appear upon the stage
| again.
DIR. Aida Avery, female physician of Den
YER is said to realize an income of $4,000
| year from her practice.
Nine. Celeste who is now nearly seventy
years old, is soon to appear in u farce in Lon
don, taking boys part
The Comtesse de Laspariu, best known to
American readers as the author of Near Ho.
rizons," has devoted herself to the task OF re-
dccming the unfortunates of Paris She has
written an exceedingly pathetic and persuasive
appeal to them, which has appeared in all the
papers of Paris.
| At Jackson, Mich, the other day, occur ed
one of the quictest weddings on record, tho
bride, groom. and officiating clergyman being
all deafa dumb. Mary Orvis was the bride,
David Burnett the groom, and Rev. A. W.
Mann the Episcopal Clergyman.
Florists are investing largely in costly pot
terry. vase of flowers is a valuable keep
sake, these often costing 800. Dried butter
fies, humming. birds and brilliant insects ara
| frequently added.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
For the Corner.
A Hrnlcsf

Feeling with, as We believe, a majority Of
Americans, natural pride and pleasure at at
tcntiOns which have been lavishcd upon Gen
Grant abroad, 1t was with surprise and regret
that we read the little article, published In one
of our Washington papers, which assailed Mrs
Grant with great injustice. The authorcss Of
saiu article might have lauded Mrs. Hayes,
without offending that lady's good sense by
insidious comparisons with her predecessor,
and she does not know Mrs. Hayes If she sup
poses that praise thus bestowed can be in any
sense gratifying The injustice of the
charges preferred must have struck every ono
who had the pleasure Of knowing Mrs. Grant.
Her dress was never richer nor more expensive
than her circumstances allowed and de-
manded. No long bills came to Mrs. Grant
from Paris. American dressmakers were good
enough for her, and, as a general thing. her
dresses were made and other sewing done at
the White House in order that employment
might be given under her own eyes to those
who really needed It,
As to the example set by Mrs. Grant in
Washington society, 1t would be difficult to
point to one purer and better in any lady who
has occupied her high and difficult position.
CnaSsuminG, unpretcntious, kind and cordial
to every one, she gave, during the eight years
of her very public life no cause for the faintest
whisper of unwomanly gossip or scandal. II
could almost be wished that tho veil which
hid her home life from the public gaze could
sometimes have been lifted, that her country
women could have known her virtues rs a wife
and mother, friend and ncighbor. In all her
relations good sense and motherly kindness
prevailed and were conspicuous. She was be-
loved and respected by every member Of the
White House family from her husband down
to the lowest menial. Mrs. Grant may not be
n brilliant woman, but she is what is better
good woman and were she to come again to
her high estate the cordial welcome she would
receive from high and low, rich and poor,
would sufficiently show what her influence
and example had been in Washington.
WAsHIHGTOS, Oct. 2S. c. II. 3.
The eight or ten ladies' Of highest standing
who requested the publication of the above
will please pardon us for having extracted the
sting of their otherwise admir- ,be letter, by
emitting their rather severe criticisms on the
authoress of the article referred to-a lady
resident Of this city, and one well known in
journalism. Under no circumstances can the
Corner" give place to acrimonious personals
tics pertaining to women, even in retaliation,
however sufficient may seem the cause Oi
great the provocation. Heaven knows there
is quite too much of it already without the
addition of our mite.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
nOWNMAN & GREEN, AUCTIONEERS,
IL lIn Seventh street.

TnrsTEES, SALE OF YALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NINTH STREET NORTH,
YETMElsN EIGHrEENTH AND MN ETEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON CITY.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated February ls70,
and nj the request OF the holder of the secured
thereby, shall offer for sale at public auction, on
FRIDAY. November y, at i:D O'Clock u. M, In
front Of the prrmi. esC the eastern part plot In
square H. fronting 70 feet % inches on street. ard
runnIns back with that width ia feet an alley in
rear This lot Is frstclass building site; the i'm.
prOvcnents II consist Of two small brick
dwell NJ houses Terms OF sae-One- fourth cash OF
viii NOb must be pad on the spot the residue OF he
purchase money to be paid In inStallments o. SIX,
twelve and eighteen unths ON day Of sale, with in
tcrct Rt per cent per annum, and to be red by
the purchasers note and deed OF trust the prem
ises fihc terms of sale not compiled with within
slN DAYS after day of sale the trustee reserves the
right 10 resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
delnuI g purchaser. All cOnvcyancing at purchas.
ers cost: q. 1NGLE Trustee
National Republican., 1877-11-02
Commerce.

GEoRGETowS. Nov. Lowing to the obstruction
IN the canal ocsiOned by the sinking of cansbost
'S Wne sS IN I saod .fe I %faf at pSr Sr Ss
orn-Rcccil T. lIgiI; with a demand In excess OF
the supply at tiImer quotations.
nyeIrho marke! 70, rye tsdgl and unchanged and
Oats are ~ light receipt with got d demand at ain
sc, per Iu hcl.
demand at @ per hamrd for oTg and c FOR bsS
loose go ~ per hundr d. and cut hay s5Gijjo per
Mil fced-MIddlings, SOC; shorts I6c; brownstuhs,
lie; and corn meal, ID cic per bushel.
BALTIMORE, Nov L-Cotlon quiet and easier; mid.
Flour dill al d unchanged.
low grades dull, and heavy; Western stron. and
Sh MSher SonthH% I q rel good to brine al Do
winter red, spot and November, sl:s}, December,
Corn quiet and steady oil around; Southern white,
G!a 62's DO yellow. slisc; Western mixed spot ana
Oats steady; south,rn, acGS6c; Western white, 81
Itye gui,tat Gi@gc.
Hay dull and un hanged.
Provisions firm, quiet and unchanged
Butter-Choirc Western scarce and Irm at 2i@23c.
PeLro cum nominaly unchanged.
Whisky duh at sIlOIE.
Rece'ps- Flour eco; wheat. '4oOoe corn. 400
oats 2,ljO; rye. 4Ol. shpments-wheat, $500; ccrn,
NEw YoRK: Nov. i:-Cot,on, easy; middlng urs
ianas sG Orleans lIsem m SSslGs lGl bates ION;
britain 2dG France, is66o; contEent' 2,,5,; chan.
Flour dull and IN buyers favor No. 2.a io super.
fine Western and state 80 5+O; common to good
10 choice white wheat Western extra 90 O,d G1i fancy
do, s6sla".yG cunlmon 10 good exlra Ohio. s1.t5la
eHo.Ge to double extra. sna@G5o : closing dun.
ira; s5;;saG2t good to choice do s.aOgs.5o
Corn meal steady; yellow Western, Jersey, and
Pesn,sylvan a, $3.50 3 hamdywlnc, $1,000 ,-.
fair business, mainly speculative and some little
port uiry ,i. for 80 SPRING fl.27r LIS for New
%5n of n 10 iii .sG ST. of N% ansra SsS%TS %
Ter re' II 5msi.5s for New York No do; Si.8s for
Barley at We aud wlthou, decided change.
Barley malt dull aud unchanged.
tam peas slCay ut Sc IN bond
,rS GGrn I'd d. + lover yer e. or n%w WesSrn miXsd on
@Gl'4 4c d. aI1ot; sc ior s,lilIns nsiorc.
Oats quiet Al steady S-gt'c Tor mixed Western
Hay unchanged.
Hos steady 81 4eIc for yearllngs s9l2c for new
Coite-Rio quiet and unchanged.
| iining S,4Gsisc ior prime: meladU GS.c. Refined
quiet and without material changes.
MCl uses quiet Hnd TN hanged.
,feT9lenm dnll aud lower crude SIC; refined; Ia'5c
bid; ldhc asked, NOvemqer; united crude, sl.Tts@
Taiiow steady al 7l.@Tlc.
TurprIiinc steady; Sic for spirits.
., E&gs dun; z; gA,c for Slate and Pennsylvania:
por; dull, lower Irregular; mess, srlOoGiLSn
Bcefsteady. BecI hams quiet. rierCe beet quiet and
| stoGdy.
Cut Meats-westcrn quiet; middcs quiet and heavy
| ssdS4C for Western long clear; s1t@ssC for city do
Lard shade lower prime steam, $3.50 SO, CLOSING
Euier-Cho!ce firm other kinds heavy: ilGsssc ior
wt,S!srn; ,,,Ha. lG% f y, 0c lor STATE e.
| l.nsned unchan ;ed.
| Whisky steady al <l.OOIE.
sail tg0a2d; per steam il.fld; wheat per steam. yi
|
National Republican., 1877-11-02

AUCTIONEERs.
Rros., Ninth and ID sta.
Wash. II. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street
AWNINGS.
J. c. Hogan. 7i3 Market Space.
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERs.
solomons & Chapman, 9ll Pennsylvania avenue.
shlngton, Pa. avenue and FOur-Rnd a-half street
W. il 4 o. il. Morrison, IS Pennsylvania avenue.
L. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row. Pa ave. and Tenth ST.
BILLIARDS.
scanlon & Co., seaton Hail. Ninth and streets
BAKERS.
Felix Desfosses col2 II street.
CLOTHING.
l. s. Justh, Glo d street.
DRUGGIsTs
Conghlns Temple Drug store. + and Ninth streets
Entwisle, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street.
EDUCATIONAL
Mr.. s. f Fuller. Art School, 1878 street W.
Mrs, Burr, iSos II street.
Mss Narrower, 1890 street.
Rosslyn mnary gli Mcpherson square.
Park Seminary, 5oi flnh street northwest.
Spencerian Bu ineSS college, seventh and streets
Miss Eva Mills Music, ilD5 street.
GSGc PrS 59ag 81 EGs 81 E%St MSsG S2 s,9ea street
Ms.I M"sc Academy r tSuISd ~ ;rcet
Law Department, National University.
FINE ARTS.
Markritcr. 62J L street northwest.
HOTELS.
MstfoI SiiiHn. Psnnl ave. and siSth SIX street
Ebhitt House; Fourteenth and , streets.
Wornlcys. II and Fifteenth streets.
Sherman House. 2iG and 2is Third gtrcet
Morton House, W. and VA street
fremont House.
HATTERs.
b. II. Stinemctz, i2F Pennsylvania avenue.
INSURANCE
GermaniA Fire Insurance Company, of ID. C., Cos
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. Ss High street.
Georgetown.
JEWELLERS.
=. Goldsteln & Co., corner Tenth and streets.
wheatlcy Bros, Georgetown, II. C.
LOAN OFFICES.
=. Goldsten h Co, corner Tenth and d streets.
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
Elseman Brothers, corner seventh and L streets.
e. Stalzer. 1859 l. street.
A. Saks \ Co, seventh street.
b. Robinson & Co.. 800 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
RESTAURANTs.
ParIsan Restaurant, ii2i PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders 4 Stayman Penna ave. and Twelfth street.
PAPERHANGINGs.
John Alexander, l23I Pennsylvania avenue.
PHOTo-LlTHoGRAPHER
Norris Peters, otolilhographer, No. as Penn
sylvana avenue.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Hartley, gci New York avenue
REAL ESTATE
b. II. Warner, oIG Fstrcet northwest
John sherman, 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch & Fox, FreedmHns bank building, 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney & Co., 81 Ninth street.
TRUNKS
Murray's sos Pennsylvania avenue
USDERTAKERS.
r. w Barker, Gis Eleventh street
H. =. Harvey, eA street.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
One More Unfortunate.

Elmira has at least one thoughtful husband
so says the Gazette of that village; but virtue
is not always its own exceeding great reward,
aud this is the way he came to grief. He was
u journalist, of course, but instead of Confn-
ing himself to his legitimate quill.driving
duties he distinguished himself Us another
victim of that egOtistcal opinion most men
entertain that they are in all things superior
to tho weaker sex. He found his wife putting
up peaches the other day in one oil those old.
fashioned tin cans that close with sealing wax.
She had on big apron, two or three blotchea
of wax Ornameutcd the floor, and the cat un-
der the table was assiduousIy striving to lick
u piece from her back about the size OF post
age stamp.
Now see here, Maria" he said oracularly;
"you'll cripple yourself with that wax women
never have any mechanical genius; il there IL
way of doing anything wrong they are sure
TO find it."
"Who is doing ths2" she observed with
some acidity, III you think you can do 1t any
better just try it yourself"
So he sat down. She handed him fresh
can out Of the boiling water He took 1t IN
his hand, but didn't hold it the one -hundreth
part of a second, while his fingers went into
his mouth with lightning.lke rapidity. Then
she gave him u towel to hold the next ono
with. and be placed it on his knee, lighted the
seaing-waI stick, and commenced proddins
around the top but becoming conscious that
the bottom burned his knee he gave a sudden
twist bringing the burning wax across tho
back OF his other hand. At this he sprang up
bowling with pain, and dropped the can,
which emptied part oil its scalding contents
into his slippers. This made him frantic and
he danced about the kitchen like an inebriated
deryish, waving the burning wax until drop
took him ON the nose. In his rage he kicked
the offending can through the window, scatter.
ing its contents over tho unwary dog reposiug
outside, who rushed yelping into the street till
all the neighbors raised tho alarm of mad dog
After being plastered with -four and sweet oil
till he looked like a badly-preparcd scareGrow
he had time for reflection, and concluded that
in future he would stick to his own sphere and
let the women be just as awkward as they
choose.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
Future Days.
Il J. SWEET, Real Estate Auctionecr.

IL j. SWEET, Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF vALUABIE SUBURBAN BUILDING
,lOGs ON THE HILLS NORTH OF WASH
' 1NGTON.
viii Offer for sule at public auction, on SAT UR-
DAY, the I'd day OF November, at 800 o'clock p. M,
the following building lOtsI
On Widows Mite" head Of Twentleih street, OPP
poste T. C. Deans place east iortytve feet of lot 10,
y-ve feet of lot 49, lots o. ~ aud No. and at
head Ninetcenth street, opposite Iies place. lots
2, 4, and I. 49,
Terms; one fourth cash balance IN six equal an-
nual payments, with interest Ht sven per cent.
twenty-five dollars deposit each lot nlme Of sale.
This s client Cnance to buy beautiful build
Ing lot at u little cost on easy terms.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
DUNCANsoN BROS. AuCrIoNEERs.

DUNcANsoN BROS. AucrloNEERs.
ELEGANT AND RARE OIL PAINTINGS. MAG
Nif!CENT STATUAHY AND RRONlE+
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, No
vcnher and o. conner c,ng rnCh evening proml ty
Mt % O'Clock, we will sell the finest collection ~
Oh Paintings, StUtnary and Bronzns ever offered for
falc y THIS city, comprising In part the works Of
TITAN, MuNlLLO
sALyO IL SA, RAPHAEL DUGHET,
PALMA Su. AND JR., POISSON,
MCENIEE, CnUPsEY,
TAXNEIt, CiiuhCH.
MlLES, HAMILTON.
GliNDUS, COUrERRlER,
WEYL, BRADFORD,
PARIS, ANDRlEUN,
WASH NOTION, DE IRA KELLER,
HUNTINGTON, DE BtUL,
and Otl er equally prominent Artists.
These paintings &C., are the collections Of Hon, A.
H. 81, plcrd aud the late Hon Stephen A. Douglas,
and consist Of b"th modern and rare gems. The sale
VIII take place ut Hon. A. H. shepherds private gai-
lcry, No. li,o street northwest The gn'rg will be
day, nom u M. to O'Clock and 10 j. IN. Prrgons
dcsirlns to examine the collection can obtain cards
admitting them rom the nuctioneers, at their Office
corner Nin,h and u streets northwest. Catalogues
can w obtained by applying AT the same place.
nNit DUNCANSDN BROS, Aucts.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE

Ry virtue Of writ OF aeri Ircids issued out Of the
clerks Office of the Supreme urt Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at public
slle CASH ut the door Of said District.
OH THURSDAY, the sth day Of November ls77, at
the defendant In and 10 the described prop
erty, to wit Lot eleven Ql square one thousand and
thirty three lO), and lot one U), square one thou
sand and Ninety y.hve (lOa5I. in Washington, d. e., to.
gcth,r with all and singular the improvements there
on seized and levied upon the prop, rty of the de-
ieHnni, Moses Kelly, TO satisfy execution No. Is, ,lSe
nt law, In iayOr Of Robert IpitCh & son.
FHEDENICk DOUGLASS,
United states Marshal d. Z.
ocisdSs JOHN SHERMAN, AdctiOneer.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
PROPOSALS..

NAVY PAY oFrIcE,l
wAsHINGToS d. G., Nov. !, ISL.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE. TO BE
- indOrsTd Prop slis for Angle Iron, &c !" Will be
rroe we'd at tnls Office until u tie eighth day OF
November lS57. for tho below-de CT b'd iron 10 he
delivered at the navy yard, Washing on, d. G., tree OF
any eSpen.e aud suJccl To the usual Inspection WIZ
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
7,9i pounds Angle lrJn.
5,il- puu ds Plate Iron.
200 POUNDS I.ivets
= Iron Stnnrhions,
dlmenSi ms to Q had at this office. "
To he drlivcIe II Soon practicable. The right l.
reserved to reject all of the offers " not deemed
advantageous to the Government. ReSpOnsibe se-
Curty required tie bids for The pro pt nnd faith
nIl dei.v,ry Of the iron Blank IA Tor bids to be
had ut this office. .
W. W. WILLIAMS.
noeF Pay Inspector u. =. Navy.
National Republican., 1877-11-02
nOwNMAN & GREEN, Auctloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE IN THE COUNTY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF XALuABI.E REAL Es
TATE IN THE COUNTY.
by virtue Of deed OF trust bearing dIt the 31h
day Of June, A d. 1875, and duly recorded IL Liber
No 1sS, folio r3, ont the aud records Or the Dis
trict Of Columbia viii sell at pubic auction 10 the
hiSlIcst blL upon the Ir mises on ). NDAY. the
oh day OF Nuyemb,r, A. u loii a. $40 ci.ck y M;
oil those cnit In pieces or plrcels Ia d. situate aud
being in the nty Of Wa hngton, i the Dis, r.ct Of
Columbia, ly north Of the boundary of the city of
WashI gul. and between II Aud ROck Creek, the
sa ne o ng known In the subdivision among Loyctlay
Piifos lI,rs giln lot four OF widows Mite y
rs lois SIX l and seven, ,l aud that part q o i've,
r. con aiming eghtyCne hum redlhs (sl.lOl) o. an
are taken OH the west side OF lot hSe. o. so IS to
be hOu ii by line parallel TO said west line OF lot
i've, o. Leing he same property conveyed To Henry
T. PairO his snare OF the estate and by him con-
veyed to thHiles II. Holm'a q !, and by said Homead
re.rumveycd TO hid Pairo y deed duly recorded.
rms o, Sur One thru ,a'h, anu tie residue in
twp elual nstallments a TX aud twelve mpnths,
with interest from the day sale the deferred pay
nIents To be secur by deed OF trust the EN-
scs, or cash al tue option OF the Chaser de-
post OF slO Will be required at the uneOf sale, A. d II
The t.rns of sale not compiled with wi h.u seven
days aeT tie the trustee serves the rlh to resell
al the risk and cost OF the deaultlrg rurchsser amer
vo ks notice In some new paper published In the
city OF Washington. AL convey anclng AZ thecost OF
the u r 'hHser, JOS II. BRADLEY,
O SnMWTl 6ls Tfuste
National Republican., 1877-11-02
u II. WARNER. Auctionecr,
Ds street. Opposite Masonic Temple.

by virtue Of deed of trust dated the 10th day OF
August 1873 duly recorded IN Llber No. w. folio III,
one Of the land records OF the District OF Columbia,
AMI ~ tie request O the party secured thereby will
on MOND \S, the 5th day of November, 1871 at
O'Clock y. n sell the following real estate situate In
The city q Washington u. G., TO wit: Known aS lot
lettered In McGulre's subdivision of original lot
numbered lourteen, ui) In square numbered five
hundred and ninety four (jgiD fronting -Four and
hat street between Virginia ayenue and Estrcet
Terms n teen hundred dollars, with accrued inter.
est, CASH the ba,ance In six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
deposit Of 500 required at the time of sale, and all
coiveyancng at the cost Of the purchaser Terms to
be complied with in five days.
JOSEPH JOSEPH,
oclwSds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-11-02

ns-SPECIAL NOTICE-WITH MANY THANKS
to my friends and The public for their liberal patron
age, hcg to state that my stock Of new goods ncud
ing ladies' and gentlemen's furnishings and fancy
goods complete. and composed largely Of goods Just
landed, and my customer isha have every advantage
of the decline in both goods and gold
have u better stock than ever OF ladies' under
clothing; Imported French. German and English
hosiery and corsets, TO which invite special atten
ton.
Every style OF corset and ladies' and childrcns un
derclothlng made TO order nt the lowest prices.
ANNIE X. lit MPHREY,
lp Tenth street northwest.
N II. French, German and Spanish spoken.
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