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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28


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I'slSss' eAe't1-~1a AID ~ A>''a's
h~.ir0aA 'anS"n -hs''s "ere hrs'a
NJ 'he '' soldiers e'.oEea up N lie
r"ana-hoa-s' Wy a MOI OF -.""I'er-
sons oonTosed 81 the strikers and
Their inends' including women and
children lhis precil'''a'ed a con
met IN winch o'o persons were killed
and large number wounded. Two
hundred cars were burned, laden
with gram and provisions. In bai'i-
more ten persons were Killed, and at
Cumberland a sanguinary conflict had
occurred. The danger IS likewise
threatening in Western cities, large
bodies of strikers but awaiting the
development of events to shape their
course by it. In San Francisco the
1awless spirit has found expression
among hoodlums in prosecuting Chi
namen, and so fragrant have become
these outrages, that Committee of
Safety has been appointed to aid the
police force, which is inadequate for
the emergency.
The cause assigned for the hos
tile attitude of the workingmen, is a
reduction of wages by the corpora
tons to a point at which it was al
most impossible for the employees
to live. This is doubtlss the true
reason, for during the past season
business of ever kind has been dull,
industry cramped and wages low.
The immediate cause of the reduction
is probably owing to the first of
these influences. The combined ef-
fort throughout the country to re-
duce the price of railroad freights
has had its effect, and we new OBJ
serve the legitimate result of dis
turbance OF those laws of trade
wnicn underlie the commercial fab
ne. IL would seem almost lmpossl-
ole 10 cure an Ill without creating q
corresponding evil. corporations
VIII not 90 business on a money
iosane oas's. II tney are compelled
70 reduce tneir tar1H OF cnarges'
tney as surely endeaVor TO make up
tne loss oy c"rtaihng expenses. In
TINS instance, as usual the burden
1siis upon the shoulders OF the
wolAman' ne must MAKE up to
Tue corPofa'ions the precise amount
u Pion'' WHICH, oagahized Puniic
o"',men. HAS oecieeo snali oe
s.'eu W Tic nuSoaiioilian' Tie man
aec.uIer anu TIC merchant.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

There are n0~ IN the HD~FatAl g.
T.afsrus-. zase and fernAls. and the
follOz InS h~t all shOw the dEFsreut
cOGnsie- FROM which they have heeo
committed, together with the num-
ler from each:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

@ The Sabbath exercise in the
Baptist church, tomorrow, will be
as follows: Preaching at II A. NJ;
conversational meeting, for Bible
study, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ; Sunday
school at 1890 P. N. On Tuesday
evening next, in the church, will b<
held a regular weekly prayer meet
ing. Everybody is cordially invited
to unite in these exercises.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

So The Courier il informed that
Cowlitz precinct, Of Lewis county,
has received during the past two
years, fourteen permanent settlers
Also. five threshing machines, six
combined reapers and mowsrs. eigA-
teen rew eastern WAGONS. one SAW
mail aud ore crlSs-E41lll-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

81 When we said last week that
the advertiser Of Old Holland Gin
would have to search further up the
street for a customer, we had no
idea the editor of the Courier would
try on the coat and endeavor to wear
it. We didn't mean him, at all;
and are as much surprised at his
squealing as the boy was when he
pulled the dogs tail and the other
end hollered.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

s II the bill to he submitted TO
Congress becomes law, the steam
ships Guy Of CheStsy and Ge.rg. ".
Elder. now plying between San
Frxneiseo and Portland. vill thence-
forth he knSwn. respectively, A. tie
Issszsws And the Fn.nssHs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

"GoT IT BAD. At least that is
what the Salem Record thinks of
Santiam miner, who has fallen
in love with a school-marm in that
region. We leave the reader to
judge from the following letter to
that journal,
1--WE are now down s. feet, and working
at an angle of fortv-fve degrees. She is
the purest and most beautiful quartz in the
world sentireiy free ofsulphates. and has
about twenty-five scholars. We intend to
rig derrick on the roof of the school
house next week and go to hosting. She
will assay about $500 to the ton, and is
about nineteen years old, and has such
heavenly ewes As gaze into their cere-
lean, illimitable depths, my soul seems to
leave its tenement and soar far, far be-
yOnd the skies where the price of quartz is
no object. We will be able to get out about
two tons a day, and will continue at that
rate till school Closes
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

S One q the Po~zlasA PAPERS
r-ports eztEzsn Il tia. Psars VI
Eng 60 hmzssA o 80 ss8 haael m
Dsv@pia -asx - sAs@ rzSAraz3 - -
O. Esv
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-28

H. s-ra~& " r@i&a~A a a.
ash~r rsizzH th~ aas ~T-ss~zs~mr as
M VI y ThaG@T-~a1- h@a~ IL sh,
AEs@-z t'r~-sG -r&4se3 -r2~~.k.. a.
FrsF~--- O. So = t~rw q -e1-~t
srAosl II tbs. F.4arr 0a@ TIE Ina rrElA
o. euns1H8- ten uesks he w5n D.
a-~4~:ed ~ 10 MI who = hksxs~
al ezF-r~nesvi teacher All the
eEanon hraB-bes VIII be Taught. ~
well a. some II the higher ssnd1es
For particulars see advertisement.
The Sisters of Charity at Van
cover have determined to open a
boarding school for boys, and the an
nouncement of that design likewise
appears in the business columns of
issue. This institution is noted for
the thoroughness of its discipline and
instruction, and possesses facilities
equal to any on the coast for the
systematic training of youth.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
GOVERNMENT SALES.
DUBIIC SALE OF MACHINERY, TOOLS, FIX.
TUNES, FURNITURE &c, &c.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I
WAstiISGrnS cry Sent n 1877

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAslISGrnS CITY. Sept IL 1877. !
The following articles will be sold to the highest
bidder oil THURSDAY. the 18th of October, In tho
lot south of the Treasury building being articles
formerly in use IN the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing. and not now required: Machines, tools,
Ctc.-a writing teegraphic instruments; . Morse
do; Sheridan cutting machines; Pulp Ram; set
drying Calcnders, with frames; thresLing machine;
force pump: Blake pump; 3 test pumps: 6horse
Governor Cray and SOyes:l2 ruling machines 2
monogram presses; transfer pres: grinding ma
chine. routing machine; steam gauges; globe and
check valves; pOrtAblc forge; grtndstnnes; emery
bolting; rubber hose, couplings, spanners, and
nozEles.
Once furniture and fixtures -serecus-plne,
walnut and mahogany frames chairs--cano. seat;
mating; carpets; oil cloths; tahles-pine, walnut,
and mahogany; desks--pinr, ash. cherry, walnut
and mahogany; book .racks.-pine and walnut
book .cases-pine, walnut, and mahogany; umbrella
stand chandeliers; gas brackets: pendants.
Metsls.-Zinc-'ngotS and scraps copper-sheet
aud scrap; brass-sheet and scrap steelscrap; iron
and cast; iron, angled; wrought iron screens;
railing and grating wrought iron, steam, gas,
water, and hydraulic pipe.
Tnnks-woodcn--Ein and lead lined wrought
iron: galvanized iron-lead lined
Miscelaneous.-Shclvlng benches stools, barrels
and hoysheads, work benches; whshhoards;
duors-slat battcn, panel. sash and wrought Iron
and cast Iron, for vaults; and large variety Of
other articles
Persons desiring to see any of the articles before
the day OF sale will ra the chief of the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing.
The sale will begin At 20 o'clock In the morning
On application To the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing catalogues will be f4rni.hea ,,N eSatp,y,v
Srpa6.W&S4w Secretary.
National Republican., 1877-10-04

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TTsIvERsAL R. r. TICKET OFFICE.
ot CT o% 81 a Yao Sfss
Ss; TSSs g good l used Hfss 'Ssfff4 %aiSk isSSSSks
nhiSiys ooa Pennsylvania avenue, Shoe store
1877 GREAT 1877
PEYYsYLyANrA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WDsT AND soUTHwEsE
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
srLESpiD sokNEsns Mkssr MAoNiFicESf haVif
TRAINS LEAVE Gtg2sEhk I2sfskarSs. IN rom Depot cor
ns5 q sixth aud B. streets % ~ ,o;d follows, daily with
FOR Paos r sod % pbSs lns and 1!s
F'sbaTs e cnenps. @ r. 81 !, n1S, 70 shcsso sna s"'
For canandais,,a, Roohes,er Baii.lo Niagara Fall.
and and 'Ss 10 SSs'Gi "a s.iiy s s.i$!das WIZ
Rssss f hss s %st sna Ws.ns az %spSd s $ d.s sSSs
Sss, .ss :.sa 81: % mss re- E9prs. N daily y FIJI ZIP
man paIlSr cars ~ Pa, N; "a daily e,Ssgt I s SUNDAY s
daily, ssesp, spndsy with Sleeping Cars nom
FOR meet StOS st Jersey cly with boats Or Brookiyn
Annsh sorans direct a rsnssr ,ar 70 fnlSn n.. ss
SySssieef Toqs ef double 'e''"S' anu journey '''0'' NJ"
For Rn,,sscDnr % .pG, p m qry 2
NJ 81 afy sunday m and .u
For p fopss @ creek % Iins, % Ssi M AID 40 p m daily
Fur .sSss hSasspes sSsa Y, IN and a.. p m daily ..osp.
Sunday.
RR ASe MSS Rhya
TON RAILROAD.
For As.Hr m Sa Sunday q Sba sid e n NJ aud snd r. a."
Fur the south, via Richmond, lis a. IN. daily s0 p
Tram, piy ieny. AiseanIria ior Washington, q T. $40
o 60 70 ~ n m;I; .Ia 4 "a 80; "a naa nad p IN
sIsSssa ssYiss Ard Ard % car So.;ss,S sSSs%
81 es sSes ana sven
northeast corner Of sixth street and Penpsylvsna ave
sss T"iss Sf q" Ne s nd
TnASk 5aSSEF Ra 4ssn
RALTIMoRE ANp ONO \! RAIt;R0ANR5 !, .Is NJ
- SArloNiG TlE ffhsE hs RSHHsk SSb shoaf SS5trn
Noxrm. wrsr. NonrSSssr Ann sovrnyTr,
JuSkH is7.
A5n a. n,., baltimore and way stations ,,,
SO m, baltimore, hnlispolis and way stations. y
press aE., & wnDs NO ss IS Cet%eea 3 wHSsoh and sr.
St, Louis @ c!ncnas,,; s,n;ss sassse and Pitts
$40 a m.. % pedsnon,, sirssSurs winchester Hsgers
wS Point G. R9SkS ,x anS NAY s,T,oni So,on and Ba
.so6 a b.. Baltimore and way stations. on SUNDAY
10 q M. baltimore rsurcss
11l0 y. m, baltimore. Ellicou city, Annapolis ana
way stations
On sunday d t.s mSts only. stopping Al ali stations
Connects tor Frederick.
Sop. H., Bal more and way stations.
40 NJ. baltimore and airpl express. -
"a, M, n. OF Rocks, Frederick. Hnserstown. Win
chester and way stations.
SEQ i. M, b.to.. Annrpolis and way stations
p; fss%sSTs 'p" iCs SSfiCis @ G %2ea IN III
cars direct to boat. -
+5I5 y, M, Chicago aud Columbus express, Win
chester and I!agcrstOwn. except sunday.
s7;D y. M, Bait more express
s73i .. M. Baltimore and way stations
500 p. m, Point OF Rocks and way statonS Metro
politan Branch.
s@2s D. m, 81. Louis Cincinnati and Pltsburg G,
pres,
sIRress .,,,,,. ,,,,- -,.,,n.,,r.o.,, snn
dAy. niNlllf
National Republican., 1877-10-04
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

THE LATEST. r...
Egypt 40 u h; McCoan. Ss.T6
One Year Abroad by author Of Ono fsummeE ei.a5
silent and True. Mary Agnes Fleming; si.b
Nicholas Min,uTp, J. q. Hoilandi yi,m
Biog spny OF Alfred De Musset, from the French.
LIN OF ). NJ. W. Turner. tn ornburs; aM
:, Addresses and 59rmons delivered Al g. Andrews,
Desn Stanley; N.m
Chrstianity and Humanity, J, starr King a
Handbook Of Public Galleries OF Europe. Kate
ThOmpson: n
Baroness Of New York. JOAQUIN Miller; t7t Bos,
ton Monday Lectures, Bioiogy Cook; sl 30 Life OF
Count Cavor, Masade; ts Mrs. Edwards, the Blue
Stocking Soc A large assortment Of the newest
styles OF Papeteries and Note Paper.
sOLOMONS a CHAPMAN.
Metropolitan Booksrllers,
oc3-u Sii Pennsvlvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
MORNING. OCTOBER
EDUCATIONAL.

A RT SCHOOL REMovED-THE EIGHTH
pupils at the new rooms, i3ls street, opposite
Franklin square, Day classes IN Drawing nnd Painting.
Evening o as,es In Mechanical Drawing In charge Of
Professor Bchlaar. X E fUI,LER,
Ucti-lm Principal.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

pNUPUSALS FUK SCFPIlIFS.
QUARTERAAsTERsO OFFICE0
UNITED STATES MAINE CuuPs, y
WAsuISGruS Aug. ., ISL.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
until l2 O'Clock M. Of TUESDAY, the 3th day Of 90.
States Marine Corps during the fiscal year ending
June 30 1873, to he delivered Ut the ere OF the As.
sistant Quartcrmaster. Philadelphia, Pa, free OF
expense to the United States.
Schedules of the supplies required can be OBJ
tanned and the standard samples seen Al Tho 0flCo
OF the Quaricrinaster Washington, d. g.; Assistant
QuaItrTnastcrS once, No. 2S south Fourth street
PhiludciphiR Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, N. "
and Boston, Mass
Blank forms OF proposal aud all information dc
sired can BE- had by applying ut either OF the places
named above.
Proposals to he indorsed on tho envelope, PRO
posals for supplies" and addressed to
". b. SLACK,
| au3l.Fiw Major aud luartcruiaster.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAY OFFICE
IN wAsIuSuToS, d. C., September q, ls77

NAVY PAY OFFICE
IN wAsIuSGToS, D. C., September q, 1871.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, to be indorsed
Proposals. for Bitumnous Coal" will be received
at this Office until Il N. the 9TH day of October 1877
tor the below described bitumnOus coal, TO be de-
lvcred at the navy yard Washington, into carts to
be provided by the Government, free from any ex-
pcnse, subject to the usual inspection, and TO be
weighed at the navy yard scales, viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
-Four hundred 400 tons bituminous coal, Cum
berland,) run Of mine free from dirt and all other
defects, 2.2t0 pounds per ton.
All further information as to quality and time oi
delivery will be furnished on application to the
commandant Of the Washington navy yard
The right Is reserved to reject any or all offers
not deemed advantageous to the Government.
Responsible security required On the bids for the
prompt aud faithful delivery of the coal. Blank
forms for bids to be had OF this Office.
The contractor 10 pay the cost Of inspection.
W. W. WILLIAMS,
se2SFTu2w Pay Inspector q. S. N.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.
DE street, opposlte Masonic Temple

by virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 10Th day Of
August, 1875, duly recorded ~ Bber No. ", folio i5,
one OF ths land records OF tho District OF Columbia.
on MONDAY, the 18th day of November, Is77, at
O'Clock D. NJ sell the following real estate situate In
the city Of Washingt d. O., to witt Known as lot
ettered In Mcuures subdivision Of o. isinal lot
nuinbefed fourteen, tl4D In square numbsrsd tve
a.half street, between Virginia aycnue and r. street
southwest, Improved by a twy-story brick house.
Terms; Fineen hundred dollars with accrued inter
o-i. cnsh the balance In dS, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest, secured by decd oftrust
deposit OF siW required nj the time Of sale, and all
eohyeyancng at the COST Of the purchaser Terms to
be compiled with in Ave days. .
oc3w&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-10-04
yEGETINE.
NEbEIlNE@
TIE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

TAE BEST SPltlSG MEDICINE
CuARLEsTowS.
H r. Stevens
DEAR SIR This Is to certify that have rsed your
"Rood Preparation" IN NV family r seysral years,
and think that Scrofhia or cankcrois Huinnrs or
Rheumntic a1tcttsir II caEno! be pScelled: and
blood purher and spring nedicins Is the b 81 thins
have used. and hgya used almost ev"ryt hing.
can cheerfuliy recommend II TO any one In need Of
such a medicine.
MRS. A. A. DINsMORE,
No. 10 Russell street
National Republican., 1877-10-04

NEW BOOKS AT
BALLANTYNEs.
as Seventh stresk
Memoir OF Rev. william Arnot.
The Hidden Lie, by Rev Adolph saphir.
Abraham, the Friend Of god," by J. o. Dykes.
lectures on Prcachins," by Phillip Brooks
Tile neliglons Feeling" astudy for Faith.
sOn Poetic Interpretation of Nature" by shairp.
I.Nlchoias Minturn," by ]. q. Holland. se2su
National Republican., 1877-10-04
CEHTY, iMPRoVEp wITH A TWo STORY
AND bAsEMENT BRICK HOUSE, slrIATE
ON EIUHTEFSTH STREET BETw ZEN

ON EIuHTEESTH STREET, BETw EEN
L. AND NJ STREErS NORTHwESr
Br virtue OF u decree OF the supreme (ourt OF the
District Of Columbia, passed In equty No y3j3,
docket l8, John A. J.Creswe et al against William
III. uray ct al the undersigned, trustee will sell
on WEDNESDAY, October 10, A. ID. ls77, nt f:D
o'clock D. NJ public auction. IN front Of the prem
ses all that piece parcel OF ground lying and be
ing In the city OF Washington aud District aforesaid,
known as lot numbered hty.threc, (53) In the re-
corded subdivision of original lot numbered thirty
two, tSD IN square numbered hundr and forty
(lkl,b together with the improvements thereon and
with the nppurtenRncrs thereto belonging.
Terms OF sale as follows one fourth cash t1oo Of
which must be made deposit nj time OF sale: bal
snce n six. o. twelve u2D and eighteen us months
with interest from day Of sale, or all cash, OF the
option orths purchaser. Deferred payments to be Sc
cured by deed Of trust and policy or insurance on
the property sold. All conN eynncing ut the cost OF
the purchaser Ifterms OF sale are not complied
with IN seven "a days after day Of sale the trustee
the right to resell the property ut the risk and
cost OF the demultlng purchaser, AFTER live days ad
vcrtiscment JSO. H. COOK, Trustee,
ONCE, 80 Eighth street northwest.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
se1sEMwSd Law RepOrtprl
National Republican., 1877-10-04

Ins,ruc,ors Anton Gloesnsr, II. ponsh. Miss A.A.
Piano Violin, Organ, Sc. 6to tiG
.ases apply At io7 Eighth street northwest sasstf
rCHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW
JAMES G: WEHHiSo. ILL., D.,
sAMuflTs lslSiPint' T9mFR, Ill. D,
@ %e % %;a5gf%sfSs Hs ss 81 fS%SH faT aSG
'nS LAY Tns e HON. fGr,"syi "%syxiIfER 8. cox, LII D,
The Tan fIG Ts' l. fGG IT,
, Professor o, 3 'hs 8 Law Lss of Nation.
% s psH r.s % fES 4 s1S Gsc s O.
MI. MI when the announccments for the scholastic year
The undergraduate class, as also all new students are
s s,s ESsusI two YEAR, SSIss 2, In
degree OF Bachelor Of Laws, the University has esnb
smsa ,rs 'S &c q a GIi pr"spe
Law t3 the ,rsn.se!2ns o. bqsincss, nm, and 10 tho
ductcd by Professors Tyler and Cox, who wtll an.
Hs cad "ef al e opening % meeting Of The School ""n
dldaes or admission e this additional course viii be
gcht and succr,sf students OF law for the term OF
two years and a the end Of the course all students
tions and excrrisSS viii be entitled to reccve d.
ploma admitting them to the degree OF Master oil
The tuition Zee for this special course Is 80 per
mum.
For Catalogues containing further particulars nd
dress the President oft Faculty. se,e-,w
NJ EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI
&l NEnSIrY.-The tenth annual session OF ihts
Shool will commence Octnber /, ut O'clock y. M
Introductory lecture by Pro. VIM ii. seaman.
ENpenscs-rutlon free: Matriculntion, $40 ircl
dental expenses, sE graduation, 81. StrdcntS WI
| have acce~ to the Freedmen- hospital and the dts
pensnry connected with the Institntlon For further
| Information address c. i, PURV1S. NJ. d.,
| Secretary, No. Ills Thirteenth street northwest.
| FACULTY;
| REV. wM. PATTON, DID,,
| President.
| GIDEON T. PALMER, NJ. D.,
| Dean. and Professor OF PhySiplOgy and Hygiene.
CHARLES II. PrRNIS, NJ D..
Secretary and PTnc-sor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
| Women ann Chillrsn.
| DANIEL X. LAMB, NJ. n.
| Professor of l"s,'riptive ant SnTllca Anatomy.
| JOHN II. a. BANTER, ". H.,
| Emeritus Professor OF ~" Principles and Prnotice
Medicine.
NEIL y. GRAHAM, NJ. D.,
Professor of the Principles and Practice OF Surgery
| JOHN Il. BRACkETr, N. d,
Professor Of MRtsTin VI sdiCa and Therapeutics.
| WM H. SEAMAN, A. NJ,
Professor OF General nni Medical Chemistry.
THOMAS H. HOOD. NJ. D.,
Professor OF the Principles and Practice OF Medicine
| A. p. BOGUE- NJ. d.,
| Demonstration OF Anatomy.
| Replg TuThNSaw
National Republican., 1877-10-04
"AsH. h, WILLIAMS. Auctionccr,
w l0Oi northwest corner Tenth and ID streets

TRusTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED HEAL rs:
EnunAND.A;HALF AND SIXTH STREETS
NONrHwESr.
by virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date the 18th
day OF Dccenber A. ID. Is7., and recorded n Lbcr No
l foiio ILL., ct sell. one " the land records tor Wash.
iDgion county, IN the District OF Columbia and ut the
written request Of the party thereby secured the sub
,Sr6er viii sell nt public auction, on FRIDAY,
the hnh day OF October. A. d. 1877. ut IN nclocS y
M, 70 front OF ihe premises, all that plcce ol
parcel OF ground lyiHg and being situate ~
tue city OF Washington. In the District aioresa!d
and ksown and disfinyuish-d on the plat or plan
OF said sity a- and le.ng lot numbered eleven, W In
square or reser, alton n, together with the Improve
nlett thereon. whrh cnsls OF two threestory brick
dwellings, being Nos. 80 and is each house to IN
sold separately.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, and balance In one
two and three years after date, with interest at cgh
per cent per shnum, for which purchasers notes viii
be TAKEN secured by deed OF trust the promises
or all cash. at the option uf the purchaser. deposit
OF t on each hou-e viii be required as Soon as prop
crty sold In case Cf default the part OF the pur
chaser the trustee Will resell Mt the risk and ex
p"ilsc OF said tefaulting pnTchnscr ConycynncnB NJ
cost OF purchaser. RICHARD L. WALLACu.
se,jcod&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-10-04

4 NLASSICAL STUDIES CHEAP TUITION
~ Those students who wish 10 prepare for colese.
Latin and Gresk will dnd the best Of instruction in
ihe Preparatory Acsdoniic Dcpartment Of Howard
whatever color, and to both sexes DR. Rich.
81 ds, the Instructor. has fitted hundreds ofyodng men
for the best colleges In the country while IN charge
n celebrated New England Academy. The charges
are bnt FOUR DOLLARs A TERN, or TWELVE
DOLLARS FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR. The
school-roums spacious and well furnished Address
wM. W. PATTON, ID. D., President ocl-St
National Republican., 1877-10-04
vEGETINE
SAFE AND SURE.

NJ, II. R S7ftVNt'
In 1872 your VezetiEe recomms nded 10 me, and,
yielding 10 the persussiCns Of friend. cons nted 10
Try It, Al the time VAS suffering from general de-
by ami nervous prostTaton, sup 'rinduced by over
work and IRE gulaT habits lis wonderful Strength
ening and curative properties eniel TO Affect my
deGllll ated system rom the first dnss; and un Ter IFS
persistent use ] rapidly recovered, salniug more
have not he,lta ed t. Siyn Nessin" my most unlual
HE'D Endorsement AS teinx SAT-, suFa snd poverfil
agent IN promoing health and restoring ne waste ed
system TO new life and energy Nsg~tine is tho only
ind better.
Yours truly, w IT. CLARK,
No. I'D Mon erry street,
Allegheny, Pa
National Republican., 1877-10-04
r 7. CoLDwELL, Auctioneer.
SALE OF A vALrARhE rnINTINd PRESS AND

SALE OF A VALUABLE PRINTING PRESS AND
APruRrENANCFS.
ny virtue Of deed OF trust dated the 2]d day OF
May A. D. 1877, and recorded In Llber No. 49, folio
q, of the land records Of Washington county, ID.
G. and at the written rcluo1t OF the party thereby
Secued, the subscriber will sell at public auction, on
the 10th day OF October A. D. lS57 Mt 10 o'clock on
the premises known rs tho NATIONAL REruRIICAS
building, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 'rhir-
teenth street northwest the following descrlhed per-
sonal property: One a. DOublC-hy Bullock
Printing Prr-s, one "a Bullock Weting Machine,
one u CHs'ing BDN ON" % Shavlns MAchiuc one al
sinking Head Cutter, one a. Finishing Block. and
| other machinery and Appliances belonging thereto.
Terms OF sale CASH on sale. ~
| FRANK II. WILLIAMS,
Secretar, Bullock Printing Press Company,
NATHANIEL WILSON, Attorney, bE + street north
sellTbMWSl