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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28
NO. 81.

and fred the charge into the back Of his head
when he got into the yard The mother then
took the gun and laid it by his side, he being
still alive and calling for help. The mother
and son then retired but could not sleep, and
finally arose. and cooking supper ate it, and
thus spent the night, all the time hearing the
moans and pleadhgs of the wounded and dy-
ing man. In the morning n neighbor came
and found Kungler still alive and dying in a
pool of blood, but unable to speak, the wife
meantime at work, paying no attention to him.
She said he had committed the act himself.
The boy finally confessed the whole affair,
and said his mother had been urging him TO
shoot his father for year Both parties are
under arrest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

CHEAP NEWSPAPER WoRK.-The Hartford
Courant forcibly and truthfuly says that be-
cause incompetent and unskilled journalistic
work is cheap and abundant, there is a ten
dency to surrender to it what is the most i'm
portant part of the newspaper-the reporting
and newsgathering This is to-day the weak
est and least trustworthy part of the American
newspaper. The news reports should give
us the facts without color or bias. And to do
this a reporter is required of high moral and
intellectual order. He must not only be in
telligent and capable to see and understand,
he must be conscientious and honest. The
fair reporting of any meeting or event requir-
es talent and judgment and honesty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

An ATRocIoUs MURDER IN INDIANA.-Jo-
seph Kungler of Lawreneeville, Dearborn
county, Ind, has been murdered by his son,
- years old, at the instigation of the wife and
mother. Kungler had had trouble with his
wife. and had sued for divorce, but was yet
living in the same house with her On the
night of the murder he went down town, and
in his absence his wife persuaded the son to
kill his father on his return. Accordingly the
boy loaded shot gun, lay in wait for him,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

The PRESIDENTS DOMESTIC LIFE.-Within
a fortnight. writes Miss Grundy TO the Graph
c, the President and Mrs. Hayes will cele-
Lrate their silver wedding. having enjoyed a
quarter of a century of uninterrupted happi-
ness together. This has been one of the rare
unions in which each has faithfully striven to
Tighten the burdens of the other, and the
Presidents is a happy household. Mrs. Hayes,
if have read her Alright. is a women whose
influence would be felt by all associated with
her. but never obtrusively. Rutherford b.
Hayes and Lucy Webb were married at her
parents residence in Cincinnati, on or near
Christmas Day, 1852. 1t was II very quiet
home wedding. and in celebrating its 18th an-
niycrsary the President and his wife speak of
inviting those now living who witnessed their
marriage. Mr.. Rogers, the Presidents pri-
vate secretary. was present then, and also Mr..
Richard Anderson of Dayton. o., who was
then unmarried, and DR.. Webb Mrs. Hayes
brother. whose wife is Stanley Matthews
sister. and Mr.. Herring of Cincinnati. All
these will be among the guests at the silver
wedding.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

The frost is here,
And fuel is dear,
And woods are sere,
And fires burn clear,
And frost il here,
And has bitten the heel of the going year.
Bite, frost, bite
The woods are all the sereT,
And fuel Is all the deArer,
The fires are all the clearer,
Ny Spring 10 all the nearer;
You have bitten into the heart OF the earth,
Tsi,nysOH.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28
SPECIAL BARGAINS
- IN -
Medium & Fine Dress Goods

As special inducement to purchasers in this De-
pArtmsnt shall offer Five job Lots Of Choice Dress
Goods at the following unparalleled low prices;
% Pieces WORSTED SCI & ES,
CRETONES Il KNICKERBOCk-
Err Dress Goods at l5c per yard,
worth 25c.
36 Pieces ENGLISH SERGES, MO
HAIRS and BRITISH DRESS
GOODS Mt 22c, marked down
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25 Pieces All Wool FRENCH MAT
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and BLACK BRILLIANTINE at
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10 Pieces very choice All Wool
FANCY DRESS GOODS and 5-4
FRENCH MERINO at soc. Cheap
mt 75c.
20 Pieces best 6-4 FRENCH MERI-
NO and FRENCH MATELASSE
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Also great reductions in silks, Shaws' Cloaks,
Cloatiugs, Blankets, Flannels, Carpets &c.
g6-Call early and often, aud secure the best bar
gains OF the season. No trouble TO show goods
Respectfully,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

tThe peasants Of Transylyania have a superstition
that, at the moment when the old year merges into
the new, the cattle speak, but in language unknown
to man, and that whoever hears them dias.l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

Asa special inducement to purchasers in this De-
partmsnt shall offer Five job Lots Of Choice Dress
Goods at the following unparalleled low prices:
National Republican., 1877-09-15
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
~ Ninth and ID streets northwest

TRgsT EEg sAIE OF yALuABLE IMPRovEp
RSTSbxRY SoRThWs EthhIhhS sTRhr "a sogH
EEkrs sfs aSb IN rfFh fsqHrs snh sP
EAsT bETWEEs D AZ B Q sTREEfs. -,
& iSy sSd a 5 81 sna sus y August 4
ard duly recorded IN iiber $50 folio ie Ard 1h DAY
q Aggns' D. lss duly recorded y esr ~ fo,S nS
At ths reques, OF the party secured thereby will se
a public suction In front Of ths premses. on FRI
PAY The 18Th day q ssp,smesr. \. 9siSsk So ? 4, p;
of washington, D. c., to wits Lot numecrsd ntssn 2,
npnbered eshl ls and nine % ~. .9uar. numbered
On sATGRbXY. sSs SsS Day y sapssmss1. i.H. q,
soelock p M, we viii sei part % iQt numbesed two
three, ishJ Sssinnins f6r the sams Al point on I
street south sixtythree ts est two ~ Inches west O
the southeast ooIner o. said square thsncs rupninl
isss tSsns. S e., .slrtssa ds5 ~ two d insss.
tse, len llo) inches; thencs south ssyenty ave Gs
stoiy fams house containing ssSsn fOOms, with mod
immsdi.isiy tssrs.nsr We will ..u 10. pumbssrss..
vision Of original lots, numbered one, ~. two. "a
nine p square namSsieS sus saSdisd and thirty
%osst prove
sI, twelve, eighteen and twenty -four months. witt
e = S.sr p ON pross 20
trustees reserve Inc rhi To resell a Inc rsf and
meni deposi, q 800 viii b Required at the tim
i3s5EH Ts5EHs Il hTbs. TTPs2S' }rruasa
National Republican., 1877-09-15
AUCTION SALES.
Future ID ays.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
THE TotRTEENTH sTRFET RoAb, jusT
BEYoNpTHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY. y,
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated October D. 1873
duly recorded In Lber No Isl foo gS one Of the
land recotds for the District OF Columbn, and by d.
Tectton OF the party thereby secured, viii scl ht
public auction, on SATURDAY. september Is, 1871,
M O'Clock y M, the two ta twosiory frame dwell
grounds 0fthe Columbian university, together with
the stable and Oul6uldlngs 10 the same boiong,nE
two equal payments nj six and twelve months from
ssc ~ ~ oi ,ha ,s,ee }rhe tsim,
~ sale are not complied with within five days from
day of sale fsseTve the right To resell the property
the RISK and cost Of the deauiIine purchaser. Con
yeyancng n purohasers s9s, tl9o ,depo,l. on &C
ssSwFM6ds JNo. SHERMAN. Auctloneor.
svTHE ABovR SALE Is POSTPONED Tt
TUESDAY, the 18th day OF September, nt the SAINT
hour and place. GEORGE TRUEsnELL.
sells Trustee
National Republican., 1877-09-15

SHB ID COMING.
My Mother.in.Law. You can have her dressed In
paper for Ocents. or in eIoth IorN.
Life Of John Adams vol XII. e
History Of the Collss~ OF New Jersey nom s origin
l7@, 10 the commenteme Of ia By jobs Kso
leAn, ,tenth president, . vols, svo., VI.
Leeds History OF the United stAtes' sL15.
4 new Star Atlas, BY Richard Proctor, tfD
Conflict between Labor and Capital, BoIies, 7oc.
The Question OF Labor and Capital John Jsrvls e D.
Manual Of Inorganic Chemlstry. Metals Thorps,
N.0
What Is Art, 4 O. ", Benjamin. 7sc.
The JGkes:" study In psi,peIisin, pugdaia, IN
That Ih~ OI.owrIcs paper edition, sooL
That Husband OF Mine, 5oc.
Four irrrpreSsihIes Oc.
Samuel Bfohi \ Co, Cherbuiier, o0c.
Gerrarh'a Marriage, Theuriet, SOC.
Love Ventures dc. Other Peoples Children, . se
qucl to Hslens Babir- Goc. Sent by mail op receipt
OF price SOI.OMONS CHAPMAN.
Au2etf ell PennsylyAniA Avenue
National Republican., 1877-09-15
DuNcANsoN BROS, Aucnoneers.

TRUSTEES SALEOFvALUABLEUNI
PROPERTY, siTYArEp ON l STREET, DE,
STREETS WEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated July i3 4. D. ls7s
duly recorded In Lber No. as folio 81 OF the land
records for the District of Columbia and al the
quest Of the party scuIed thereby. we will sell a
public auction, In nonl OF the premlses on FRIDAY
September q, is77, Al o'clock p. m. the follow ng
rea estate situate In the city of Washington District
twenty eight, (l2s) In A. r. Shepherds recorded sub
division ofsquare numbered SIX hundred and twenty
three, (813)
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash: balance In sig,
twelve, eighteen and iwenty-four months, with In:
tere- at eight per cent per annun secured by deed
on the property sold r the terms OF sale are
not complied with within Ave days the trustees re-
serve the right RESELL the risk aud COS, OF the de-
quilting pufchaseI after Ave days advertisement. A
deposit OF $50 will be required Time of sale All
veyAncing al cost OF Purchaser.
i9hSfn fHoGns Il hEBs. EEBBfsoS'} Trustee.
seg ThSI'rkds
National Republican., 1877-09-15
sepii-d&ds
r T. COLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
- No. si8 p street northwest

TRUSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
OF AND FIRST STREETS NoRTHWEST
BY virtue Of deed Of trust lated July 1, A. D. 1875,
duly recorded IN lber No. s. fblo ~ Of the land
records for the District OF Columbia ana at the re-
public auction, In mont Of the premises on MON.
DAY, September n. 1871. al O'Clock p. m, the fol:
washlngton D. C., to w.t., All those pieces OF par
GELS OF ground known and distinguished "a and being
sierra nnbdivision OF square nnmoered Ave hun.
insnts consisting Of Two (2) two.story brick dwell
inss. &c -
feIms Ono third cash. and the balance at six,
twelve and eighteen mUnthA with interest at eight
PET cent. per ahnuu,. secured by deed or trust on
ika property sold; all cash, at option OF the pur
chAser deposit OF 800 required at The time OF sale
on each house. and all conveynncng NJ purchasers 5
cost. Terms to be omplied with In seven days
BRAINARD II. WARN Elt, 1,,,.,.s.
CHARLEsC GLOVER,
| Aeli.TuThSkda TStar.WFMl
National Republican., 1877-09-15
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
ogARrsRHAsrERsO Ovyroso
UNITED sTkTgs MAINE Coars,
An. "a

0uARrgEnAsrE OrvroI0
UNITED sTaTs MAXINE Coars,
WA-uISoTos, Aug. -, ls7.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until II o'clock m Of TUESDAY the OH day OF 90
tober next for furnishing supplies to the United
States Marine Corps during the fiscal year ending
June 30 1878 to be delivered Al the ONCE Of the A.
sistant Quariermaster, Philadelphia, Pa, frcs q
expense to the United states.
Schedules Of tho supplies required can be OBJ
tanned and the standard samples seen at the onhcs
OF the QuHrtefmaster, Washington, y. C.; Assistan1
Qusrtermasters once. No. ZIG South Fourth streek
Philsdelpha; Marine Bsrracks Brooklyn. N. y
aud Bustou, Mas
Blank forms Of proposal and all Information d
sired can he had by applying al either OF the piacs
named above.
Proposals to be indorsed on the envelope, Pre-
poshls for supplies" and addressed N
W. r. SLACK,
au8i- ftw Major and Quartermastsx.
National Republican., 1877-09-15
Future Days.
.ToHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer,
- 81. Cloud Bulid.ng.
TRUsTErs SALE oF VALUABLE IMPRovEl

T'RUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
1873, And recorded In LIber No, rsi folio 10 et SEQ
one OF the land records for the District OF Colombia
oured wo will sell At public suction In non, Of the
ocoes % l. on M io,s paSSeTeJ J'o%Esf iotsy,wc il
Mtchells subdivision Of original lot numbered four
~ ln square numbered two hundred and thirty.
eight, ta&,l together with the improvements, de-
situate In the city Of Washington, D. g.
Terms OF sale One third oash. and the residue 10
two equal payments at six and twelve months. with
interest nt eight per cent per Annum. secured 70 I'M
satisfaction Of the trustees. II the terms OF sale arr
not complied with within seven days ffom day o.
sale We reserve the right 70 resell the property th,
T ed dollars on deposit on nccspt snee q bid.
BnHHwtRNER,l Trustees.
sspsTuThAs WV. SMITH. Salesman.
HTHx ABOVE SALE ls POSTPONED n
THURSDAY. September q, at s y. m, At the sam
PoRsw swcAHHssEEn'} z. HHssEEn' Trustees.
National Republican., 1877-09-15
PROPOSALS.
Observation-Disclosures
BANKNoTK PRINTING.
TEHAsuRY DErARrNHsT)
ar1. s,,,s nsx n

TREASURY DErARrNRrT)
BKcRErARYs OyvfcA. .
WARRINGTON, D. c., September 9, lS77 ! o
Sealed proposals will be received at this odloe
until noon OF TUESDAY. the twenty y-hth instant
for executing foI the period of one year nom thS
arst OF October next one Impression. BY plato
printing upon all United States legal tender nota9
and the circulating note. for national banking
associations This printing will he the green bAok
on The legal tender notes. aud the black back %
the national currency notes. the same 70 Be- sxe.
cutcd upon hand roller presses, In the best stys q
the art Bids should Be made for the thousaaA
perfect Impressions.
The Unltod States will furnish. d this Depart
ment the paper and the existing plates. with ~
engraved stock pertaining thoreto, AL sxpsnae
for repairs to the plates Tor executing the work
and delivering II Al the Trssury Department. n2
for such governmental supervision - may Be- -
quircd, vi be borne BY the parties 70 whom -
award may be made.
SUFFICIENT security will b. required fos he preSa
81 1ecution OF the work subject 70 phs ordinx7
stipulations ~ u spoiled work.
seryed and satisfactory evidences will b requk9d
that biddefs have tho requisite hcilites, -
guards. aud machinery foI the proper execution q
the work.
The bids should be sddresssA % The sndss-
signed, aud boar, as an endorsement upon ths -
velopes containing them, the words "Proposeh -
impressions on United States notes and circulanA3
notes for National Banking Associations" :.
sepl0.Mw&F1 Secretary Of the Treasury,
National Republican., 1877-09-15
TMAN LINE
MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing from New York.
CITY OF BERLIN,
CITY OF CHESTER


Passengers will find these steamers tAstsfuly Htted
Up. and the siaierooms large and perfectly ventilated
The saloons are the entire width Of the vessel and
is,ssnps lie inability % sesscEness. smoFins foom;
e.Ibers shop electric bells, spacious promenade decEI
souiher,y course during the ice ses,on
Rate o. paasass,te and 400 gold, according to 20
%oaSStp % sSd s fs.G%n ssPd dpr'S'se
stserags-To and fom All points 81 reduced rates.
b,s4m '9,BS ,5 Sissapsy q; pALE; E.M ASSS9s,s SoIs.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
Those hrs class Steamships sail regularly ata m.
f9m Pier No ~ North River
Steamship 6oLuMBUs.
..ss apply q he g. q pas
McKELLER L:yLISG CO.,
AEents Ia Havana. jyi6
" NEW YORK TO BRISTOL. tHng , DIRECr
Taking Goods and Passengers for London, Cardin
Newport Gloucester and All ports 10 Bri.toi Chan
mel sailing nom Pier ls, East River
CORNWALL stainper.
Cabin Passage, 80 currency Excursion. SiaG Inter
paid sieeraso CertIdcates. s ifafs for ii and up
ward For freight or passage apply 70 49,,
yia No. 70 South street New York.
HAMBuRG.AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
IL II, HNE ,Ts,[I E2a PLYMOUTH, cHERBoURa AMI
da9eMifnrhRHTASiA. deifrRT ssEEsEyItNA, sEsSIN,,
Rates OF Passage to Plymouth, London. Chsrbours
WMsns Fra and ~ eSSS% % y SSOsna sS
g B. RICHARDS BoAs,
o'sf'aa e hrdss~syt, SsstssStfss s.EE HEs9Pts. E9Ul..
KUNHARDT co, Gsnsis agents. "
National Republican., 1877-09-15

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
T1NIyERsGL h R. TicKET OFFICE
RhAILR9Ap 4 or n from a, gpu,, epqsss
aSy o. soa Or Gspo M Ss s
900 penn.ylv.Sia syeSas. shos s'oi.
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
srLESpiD scENEPn; Mk;sT' MAoNlrlokSr Daoif'
TRAINS LEAVE SSaaf %lslliseT lsI nom pspossor
For P.sSrs sna sar iss %e. d With
;Sp ssl, ,S c'nfin1s ~ss Psscs ~ car GS 10 Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAiLRoAR =
For Az s m Sss .SosSt sunday
,ss ,s fs; fSi is va %.p: S:' Ts.gSd ss d.' tn.
YS.T rSs s.ss:d he r Imsa p naSrs n ss Sp
man PsTior Oar, sg a m. daily, except sunday y
dsis. sisep, sunday. with Sleeping "a" frOm
For S% fSsasipnls sss Sy a. M snol,so ., m daily .1csp,
sSs n % ai ssS;' ~ ssSSG M and e
For p Popes % Creek Creek Line. % 50 m. and an p m dsu,
For % XHnspoIis' 70 m. and 40 p m daily. e,csp.
Sunday.
4$sff1ss $ss tss ssBRHe'SsSs'sszl sss
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/Nosrr. w,sr. ro.rSWssr W. AMI soyrnx"r :
.n M n s.,.no,. Eaoyn .nd wts.,.ssSs M.y .s.sIcs.
SsIiim0,: ASnn.SSIy S y.si, az w syriS sssGr 4.
Esss, male. no soDs Sssw.sn ws.hinssOh and Hs'
i sss .ls:S ssHs.y ss;:s and Pitts
sio M, m Pisdmont, s,rssSurs. Winchester, Hassrs
Sss sSs. ssSs ssa n FS.Ss ia: Boston and n.'
,oS1s:. G.l,ImS.s and way stations. on sunda
R y. %Ga: Bs1i%cfs sGssi %iico,, CITY, Annapolis an
sl:o 2. m, New York and PhiadsphiA Erprssl
On SUNDAY " baltimore only. stopping d all stAtoni
no p nj, HAD more and way stations
sTs.s Sss.: II sI.ss:s sss:, :iF.::
chester. and way siationA
$50 D. m. BALTIC. Annapolis and way stations,
$50 p. m, PhiladeiphiA Norfolk and Baltimor
snpreA passengsn FOR Forfot taken In Ii
'bts p. M, Chicago and Columbus express, wiz
chester and HaSeIstown, except sunday
I0 D. M, Baltimore express.
rnb m, Bsl.imoIs ma way stations.
~ N. Point Of Rocks and WAY stations Metro
.ssn .. m. 81. Louis Cincinnati aud Pittsburg .
sieoo p. M. New ORE, Phiisdsiphia and Bal,imor
Gsins marked sdaily, other trains daily except Sur
DAY. myi3u
TNNAN LINE
National Republican., 1877-09-15
rTRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. ON EIqHTEENTH AND U STREETS, NEAR


l. ON ElqHTEENTH AND U STREETS. NEAR
BOUNDARY.
Nv virtue Of deed Of trust, dated June 1877, and
duly recorded In Lber No. 67p folio @ls one Of the
land records for Washington county In the District OF
Columbia, the undersigned will ye at public auction,
In front OF the premises, on MONDAY October I, a.
d. 1871 at O'Clock D. all those parcels OF land situ
ated III Washington city, In aaid District and known
as lots numbered seventeen 7J eighteen. lsO nine
teen (9) twentythree, C2) twenty four, ca twenty
seven and ali the numbered from twenty eight
(s to one hundred and forty ynne, ti+9) both inclu.
siye, In wiards recorded subdivision Of square num-
bered one hundred and Anyone, tisi) with the APP
puItenances,
In cash, and the balance In twelve and twenty. four
months for which the bote- OF the purchaser Will be
taken, with inteTeSt at the rate OF six por cent per
hnnum Om the day Of sale, secured by deed oftrusi
on the premises deposit OF u 900 shall be required
at the time of sale, and all convayancng shall be nj
the purchasers cost II the terms Of sale are not com
piled with within days amer the day OF sale the
trustees reserve the right resell the property AT tha
risk and cost OF the dennlllng purchaser.
HALLET KILboURN, Trustees
THOMAS DOwLINu,
se19MwFkds Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1877-09-15
sspil-FMwAds
r T. CoLDwEtL, Real Estate Auotioneer,
~ No. N6 2 street northwest
TSysEEsFs FIJI z DsIREHsa: dRHRSEiISHs aS X n

HsHaHkT hRiok DGEfthiNsd. No. II Ms Ms:
By rirtuS ofs DECD Of ttus. dated september IS, A.
D. fs7t and duly recorded ID Lbsr No 7Ss folIo A',
one Of the land rscords FOR the District Of colum.
We will sail At public auction In front Of tho prem.
hes, on FRIDAY. ssptsmber p 1877, At o'clock p.
the following described real estate situate In the
city OF Wsshiuston District OF Columbia to wit; All
sSa . % e s S"T
from ffoni 10 reE oflot numbeIed seven ~ In square
o. reservation n" together With the improvements,
Terms: One purth In cash, and the balance at sig,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest ut eight
) per cent per Annun, secured by deed Of trust
ths properly sold. M cash At the option Of the pr
chAser dsposit o. 300 REQUIRED ii The tims Of sale
and al conveyAnping at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with IN ssyen daya
axRfiN II. RoHRER, Trustees
National Republican., 1877-09-15
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H. THE DEAF SECRET. by wiikie Collins.
iSlnAls Number ....,........ 10 c
IL EoMOi.A, by George Eliot. Double Mum
For sale by aii Booissiiers and Nswsds.iers o
sent, postage prepaid, op receipt Of price, by
0E0N0E MUNRO, Publisher,
yiGsm q. - and d vaniewsier alreSS, N. Y.
National Republican., 1877-09-15
De Pstreet, opposite Masonic Temple

II II, WARNER. Auctioncer,
lie Pstreet, opposite Masonic Temple.
TRUSTEES sALEoF THE ELEGANT BROWN.
STONE FRONT DwELIlNG-HoU5E, FRONT
LATELY 9tcUiiED ny soLiclToR GENERAL
ny virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 10Th day Of
December A. D. 1870, and recorded In Llber 6t folio
the sbsefSer, BY ihs written request oi The holder Of
the debt secured thereby will sell at public auction 10
The highes, bidder on the Premises on FRiDAY, the
the following property situated In square No is7 viz
numbered 80 fhiriy.nine IL Chiiaon and ,tsxradsrs 5
Zone hundred and sixty seven In the city Of Washing
and District OF Columbia made ~ the cause OF Nc
% BaiI Ct a. vs. Gndsby ct Al No lals Equity Docket
the part Of lot being Intended to be conveyed being the
northernm9st part, fronting eleven feet and three
line OF ioi S both parcels running back is fSet !
nches more or less TO an alley thirty feet wde" saw.
Ing and accepting thereffom the vacant ground In lot
lot which Was released from said deed Of trust ~ or
Ab0ni the 9Th day OF March, A. d. tG0-tho ppt he
sold containing the dwelling house. n feet 3-s
The terms OF sale are: One fourth In cash or all
cash. al The option Of the purchaser. Of which 800
must bs paid al the time OF sale, and the residue In
defere payments In hvc years At the option OF the
purchaser Tor which the purchaser must give notes.
csntuin per annIm rom the day ~ sals until paid,
purchaser must execute decd OF trust on the prem.
nant OF Insurance, and pay ali costs Of convsysnS,
Should tho terms not be compiled with within Ave
10 resell the property the TERMS Ave days
public notice AZ the risk and cost OF the purchaser
ANTHONY HYDE. Trustee
ss3. .MTh&ds J.T COLDWELL Salesman.