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The Morning herald., 1877-12-04
FOR SALE.

pUBLIC sALE-M. THOMAS q soN,,
L Auctioneers.
READING BRANCH RAILROAD or
TIE WILMINGTON AND REAu-
ING KAIt ROAD 20.
IN the Circuit Court Of the United States
IN ana for the Eastern District OF Pennsyl j.
,a1 vs1la' In Equity, No. 60. April session,
FREDERICK e. SAMPSON
GEORGE RICHARDSON AND orHFRs.
~ Under and by virtue of q decree entered
tae ethlrteenth day OF October, A. D., 1877.
y! IN tae above suit, the undersigned True
.ees, TO whom all needful authority In the
premises pI has been given by the said decree
Will, VIII, eu TUEsDVY, the 18th Gay Of JaDu-
%sTyas %Ssly A: D. 1878, at 70 O'Clock, noon: at the
"wIpnls, osn expose to public vendue or out
WI TVd5IlMSliNaToNsl y AND nj, RE- HEADING Rail
MAD fN1 COMPANY, known Ms the READ
nv nv BRANCH RAILROAD, extending
Non WsnIl me village Of Birdsbero' to Hoplsr
bbrdi1aasylyania, and the railway, rails.
c%hM'ges, fences and real estate and the fran
tL'sts taInts belonging TO or in any wise apper
Tr,u,'ng Ts, 10 the said Reading Branch, es
tha el M, ~ all the right title and interest Of
Cam Cnu wilmington and Reading Railroad |
srv svIPany M'i IN and to a LIE AaE, dated Janu- |
UMS'unty Riiroad Gem pany to the said VII
Of isiYt, sIf u, and Reading Railroad Company. |
XIII XII! mat portion the said Berks County |
thS aaa ~ which extends from the end Of |
to ' . sala Branch Railroad at Poplar Neck |
ci,v a POINT at or near Penn street, In the
soi1 H VI y. Reading. The said property will be
cumbrsn, cum ass, ear and discharged from all en-
csrts,us s,snces @ subsequent to the lien Of
An n'u 'u. mortgage dated the 8th day ofJuly,
aud Sas na made by the said wilmington
derJ Jsssdlng JsuaIl Railroad Company 10 the I'M.
"''"sned Trustees.
NJ TERMS OF SALE.
biyhss!p property will be sold to the best and
dnovns"I o!dcer upon his signing tho con.
lars Ss ooos 9l sale, 70 wit: Six Thousand dol
paid yi, IN W. OF the purchase money to be
after & ana a the balance within thirty (3OI DAYS
Untedi ilts ns confirmation Of the sale by the
Dstr11aa states Circuit Court for the Eastern
baancHas cHasootrennsyluan!a. vi Provided that the
DE paiI ~, W me purchase money may either
10 Tho ~, ~ cash or settled for BY receiptinR
hend NJ oaantsuersigned Trustees for the divi.
Cn Cney any Which may appear TO be nayabls
hnd tbe VI u, me bonds Of the said com pany
becuroGG iilatured coupons at, ched thereto. |
Ehe 9th oy the aforesaid mortgage Of July
fhe said a. a.. u 1874. which may be held by
bfthe 30 iRufchaser. Upon the confirmation
pom pliaMee. siale by the Court, and upon y fuIi
lale, the nnr%h With all the condit ons Of the
emu eu "a ana q, sufficient deed for the same ne to
bee, cIese ee e simple, from the said Trustees.
b ancas y. and discharged from ali incmna,
laid mor,a o uaoosequent to the lien of the afors
|ssid RailFsossgGe r and claim or demand Of the
'llalming nad unds, company. n or of any persons
edemption u1s or u tnem by way Of equity. Of {
AA;S9IRBONs.
'HAPMAN NRAH R1hHT+ - OfCounsel with
Mo- IA az Z son. Auctioneers
ocSas2aw.ass ~ ana III South Vourth st., Il
Philadelphia,
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THE SILVER DOLLAR,

"Closely connected with this general sub
ject Of the resumption of specie payments
Is one of subordinate but still of grave i'm
portance. mean readjustment of our
coinage system by the renewal Of the silver
dollar as an element in our specie currency,
endowed by legislation with the quality of
legal tender to greater or less extent.
Il X
Foreign affairs, the French Exposition,
the dullness of Trade, the army, and navy,
civil service reform SC. are all touchee upon:
but subject is omitted: that millions of our
people are idle, ard poverty stricken, and
that Corporations and Capitalists, are rap
idly acquiring all the land of the Country.
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RAILROADS.

RALTINi)faE RAILROA
! November 28th. 1877.
rrains will leave Wilmington a. 1olloWs
tGSsl,,adelphia %, and intermediate stations.
s@, SO 900. ~. 10 90. a. m' 2 o' 49,
,Ss;%'sdslpS'e s%d yaS R:% and New York. zoe, 50 m.
ud1,,n,o1e ~ ~; n NJ Snd mtyrmediate stations, 8 80
us,m,oore sm and washington. II 81, l le, s 50,
am, HN, u 50, 500, p m.
yrsinSs S.stI. iST 9e1svs9e M So n ny. IS 80 10.
Wyening and intermediste stations sS0
s%i eelmap r. and Intermediate stations. . 80,
IN 4 49, SUNDAY TRAINS.
philadelphia and intsrmediate stations
SlO a M, s 90. 89 P m.
R RR.Itimore and Washington. Il 81. l 10 = m.
Enr further Information passengers are
,eferred to the time tables posted at the dc.
POI pGa1Ins.lv A.FKENNEY. supt.
ORANGE OF hOURS-WILMINGTON
WESTERN AILROAD-Commeno-
i1g Thursday Dec. 4. 1875, Trains Will run
II Leave Wilmington 10 70 m, and 5 3Op'm
I,ssve Landenburg 9 45 m and ! 30 p. m.
Arrive ct Wilmington 1854 m, and 10
Ai.iVs RW; at Landenbers n Il m. and . 40
y1NNECrIoNs.-Train leaving Landen.
hsrS Al .H o. m. with train for Philsdel.
mia at $40 am.
Train leaving Wilmington . 1870 . m
With train leaving Philadelphia at 8. 10 m
and Pennsylvani and Delawarstrain leav-
ing Landenberg at l OO p. m.
Train Leaving Landenberg at ] 10 p. m,
vth Pennsylvania and Delaware train, and
with train leaving Wilmington for Ph1la.
= Tain leaving " ilmlngton, st SO p NJ
with train les ,lnx Philadalphia Ct 4 Is p.
N. u. UONNELL. aup
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,

Inc President sent into Congress yester-
day message of great length, well written
and clearly expressing his views. It has
rather belligerent tone in regard to Mexico.
The great questions before the people are
all touched upon, and in every instance
temperately and argumentively. The main
one being as follows-we select passages
which Indicate the policy and views of the
President
REMOVAL OF THE ARMY FROM THE SOUTH.
The discontinuance of the use of the
army for the purpose of holding local gov
ernments In two States of the Union was no
less constitutional duty and requirement,
under the circumstance. existing at the
time, than 1t was much-needed measure
Tor the restoration of local self-governmept
and the promotion of national harmony.
4 X X
PROTECTION FOR THE FREEDMEN,
:" 1t may not be Improper here to say that
1t should be our fixed and unalterable deter
mination to protect by all available and
proper means under the constitution and
the laws, the lately enancipated race in the
enjoyment of their rights and privileges,
and urge upon those to whom heretofore
the colered people have sustained the rela-
tion of bondsmen, the wisdom and Justice
OF humane and liberal local legislation with
respect to their education and general well
fare, and firm adherence to the laws
both National and State.
X X xl
"THE POLICY OF RESUMPTION
should be pursued by every suitable means,
aLd that no legislation would be wise that
should disparge the Importance or retard
'he attainment of that result. I have no
disposition, aud certainly no right to ques-
Ion the sincerity or intelligence of opposing
opinions, and would neither conceal nor
lndervalue the considerable difficulties and
wen occasional distresses which may attend
ne progress of the nation towards this
Urinary condition to It's general and perma
ent prosperity. must, however, adhere
my most earnest conviction that any
'avering In purpose or unsteadiness.
X \ n ~
'ATIoNAL DEBT MUST BE PAID IN GOLD.
" All the bonds that have been issued
nee Feb, 1875, when the only unlimited |
gal tender was the metallic currency of {
'e country are justlypayable in notes, coin, /
IN coin OF equal value. During the time
these issues the only dollar that could
or was received by the government in 4
,chaDge for bonds was the gold dollar. o
require the public creditors to take In Fl
payment any dollar of less commerci al /,
'lue be regarded by them as reputation O
the full obligation assumed. d.
\ xIs
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DENTISTRY.
EVERYBODY SURPRISED AT THF
u tremendous reduction at
DR.. NTOUGATON,R

Atfull set IS to $40. The Doctor inserts more
tech than any other firm in the United
States, and 10 rapidly sending his werk to
every dinner table In Christendom. Fiji
Ing 75c. 70 81. Extracting only 25c. Moth.
Ing but frst.class operations perform ed
lll7 Vine street. Philadelphia. fyIa
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CLOTHING,

Startling Disclosures!
TIE FIRM COMPELLED TO MAKE
AN BNTIRE OHANGE IN THEIR
BUSINESS.
l ~ was given out by some Of the eLvious
| neigh hors Of the enterp rising G othipa finn
oI Az. Yates d TO-, in the Ledger Build
lng, That the repOIts of a burglary. etc
which have lately filed the newspapers
aad Startled ne co immunity, were only an
three Of the burglars i'm Heated have been
captured and that ever 81 900 Of the 5000
| stolen has been recovered, show tn 1T II was
aot an "Advertising Dodge" and 90 to
prove That the firm must bs doing an i'm
aMnn asensS business to have $1,000 in their safe
IIter DanKlng hours aud after paving off
tnelr large force Of employees.
TREY ARE COMPELLED TO MAKE
an ENTIRE CHANCE ON
JANUARY I, 1878.
AFTER not quite two years OF unprecedent-
ed success In PhiladeI shia, we find the i'm.
mense ,,1 ~ q store IN the edger Building, with
lts 10 feet front and stories high, las not
capacity enough and THAT WE ARE
MmnMssrELLED Mnss TO DIVIDE OUR BUST.
we snail open on January !, 1875 seven
doors west OF our present lccation, in the
beautiful store No. o25 Chestnut street.
formerly occupied by James H. Orre & CO.
nrst-class Immense establishment for
Children's and Boys Clothing exclusively
winch VIII be largest and MOST ELEG A Mt
CONCERN OF THE KINDIN AMERICA. |
Our immense stock Of Winter Clothing
IN the Ledger Building, which has lust |
been replenisbed In Consequence Of the1
great trade We hays had for the last two
nc onths. we are Offering at educed rates 10 |
ms1 9 rom for the NEW GOODS COMING
IN FOR SPRING.
We have no old goods to offer at flfty
cents on the dollar and no great ''mark
downs" because our goods are all fresh
and new, and are already marked &c per
cent. below any other concern in Philadel-
phia. THIS the people appreciate; they are
cur advertisers and they have made us
THE LEADING AND POPULAR
OLOTHING HOUSE OF PHILA-
IHIA,
A. G.. Y ATES & co.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-04

Ihe latest novelty in nude st.;uary is the
naked truth.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-04

AW. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 42 N. From
g Street. Branch Office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Gent!emen's Garments Of every descrip.
tiOn Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes. Feeth-
ors and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April lav.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-04

fonsion papers Carefully Prepared
The Morning herald., 1877-12-04

john Duggan, who now resides in VIII
mington, at one time travelled in Wisconsin.
and knew the land, he testified that there
National Republican., 1877-10-26
Facts aud Eancies.

A young lady at the University of Naples
recently carried of the highest prize in literary
studies.
new periodical for ladies devotes eighteen
pages to fashions and one to cooking. There
Is au eternal fitness" in this, since fashion
costs eighteen times as much as cooking. has
more than eighteen times as many dcvotees,
and has twice eighteen tiIncs as much study
devoted to it.
Tho present generation Of young women
sceIn determined to be educated nj all hazards
1t is sld that the rush of female students 10
the art schools, normal schools and vai iOus col
lcgcs in New York is so great that not nearly
all the applications can be entertained, oven
with the liberal resources at their disposal.
An Aleppo girl who has more than ono
lover subjects her sulors to trying ordeal
before deciling which shall be the happy man.
Taking three bits of live coal from the fire sho
lays one in the hand of each of her lovers.
The one who holds ont longest without finch
ing while tho cruel spark gnaws through
flesh and sinews wins hor for his bndc.
A Paris fashion.wrter tells her paper all
about dress ordered at Worth's by Mrs.
Hicks, of London, for Mrs. Senator Spose~z,
nee Nuncz, OF Washington. She describes II as
"a delicate rosc-colored silk, made in csnbi-
nation with maroon velvet, with An apron Of
white lace sprinkled and fringcd W ith simu-
lated dew-drops Of whito cut glaAs beads, and
trimmed with full garland OF cherries, bios
SONS and foliage"
National Republican., 1877-10-26
AUfvrIpNEERa

AUCTIONEERS.
Duncanson Bro-, Ninth and u sts
wash II. Williams, d. cor. Tenth streeA
AWNINGS.
J. c. Hogan, 7i3 Market Space.
BooKsELLERs AND sTATToNERs
sSiilington, Pa. avenue and -Four stree.
Wnl. Baantyne, Us Seventh street
L. NJ Whitaker. Vernon Row. Pa ave and Tenth st.
BILLIARDS.
scanlon q Co., seaton Hail Ninth and streets
BAKERS.
Felix DcsfOsscs. soi2 II street
CLOTHING
4. 8 Justh, 6io street.
DRUGGISTS
GoughlIn'I Temple Drug store. Y and Ninth streets
Entwsle, Pcnnsylvanla avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Mrs. Burr, i5s II street.
FSrsS FSrs sf%g@ I Stree, SDrSMs
Columbian Unyer.ty, Fourteenth street;
r% Ms Rp1i Muse Sossi 5 sf sfysn'N and streets
Prot John E,puiis Music, iooi + street
hGS aS q aSsasSy as%a;S 70 j. EsesS y eaaisS TTSS street
n% nS SSSosl Hna5a =, Ninth street
FINE ARTS
MarkrIter, sos f street northwest
HOTELS.
Riggs House, corner Fif,eenth and @ streets
Ebblit House, Fourteenth and streets.
Wormleys, and Fiteenth streets
Sherman House, 2i6 and 2is Third street.
Morton House, ~ and gai + street
fremont House.
HATTERs.
b. II. stnemetz, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
INSURANCE.
Germanln Fire Insurance Company, Of d. C., ea'
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street.
Georgetown.
JEWELLERS.
s. doldstoin q Co., corner Tenth and streets
LUMBER.
wheatlcy Bros, Georgetown, D. c.
LOAN OFFICES.
| s. Goldsten 4 Co. corner Tenth and d streets
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
Eiseman Brothers corner seventh and streets.
G. Stalzer, 1850 u street
A. Saks & Co, seventh street
D. Robinson & Co., 0l Pennsylvania avenue.
RESTAURANTS.
| Partisan Restaurant, 1924 Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
| Sanders & stayman Penna ave- and Twelfth street.
PAPERHANGINGs.
| John Alexander. I23l Pennsylvania avenue.
PHoTo-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photoiihographer, No. as Penn
sylvania avenue
PHYSICIANS.
| DIR. Hartley, s4 New York avenue.
| REAL ESTATE
| II. IL Warner, ,9i6 + street northwest
| John sherman, st. Cloud Building.
Fitch 4 Fox, Freedmans bank building, 1909 Pa. ave
SEWING MACHINEa
| McKenney & Co., tT Ninth street
| TRUNKS.
Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
UNDERTAKEN.
| n. W. Barker, si2 Eleventh street.
r. y Harvey s9l street.
National Republican., 1877-10-26
DUNCANsoN BROS
IoHN SHERMAN, Aucuoneer.
u 81 Cloud BnlldinR.

TRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on II STREET, BErWEEN SEW
ENTH AND EIGHTH STREET. NORTHEAST.
by virtue of deed of trust 10 us tied June II, A.
ID. 1875 aud duly recorded In LibeT No ST. folio Hl,
one OF the land records for the District Of Columbia,
and at the request OF the party secured thereby we
FRIDAY. November 2 1871 at O'clock y. m all
that piece and parcel OF ground and prem known
and designated as being lot numbered four (D, In
Kelly's recorded subdivision Of square numbered
eight hundred and eighy-nine (ss9l, improved by a
two-story brick house, with modern improvements
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; balance payable In
six, twelve. eighteen and twenty four months, with
interest at eight per cent. per annnm until paid from
day OF sale secured by deed of trust upon property
sold. IL terms of sale not complied with within
five days the trustees reserve the right to resell at
risk and cost Of deaulting purchaser amer ve days
advertisement deposit OF 500 will be required at
time Of sale All conyeyancing at cost Of purchaser
FRED. W. JON ES, rr,.,a.a
JOS. X. EDsoN, J ii'''''''
National Republican., 1877-10-26
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


UNIVERSAL R. R, TICKET OFFICE
.Issa.sS o CT s y 3' s2f.s
upon any other Office or depot in this city.
Ipps e good tai used wifi slfpSEn
1877 GREAT 1877
Ao'' PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 80
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
MIST.
TRAINS LEAVE 2tT2shf IT2shfNorSS Il IN rom D,po.eor
For nsT six 2, snb ns and is s5sss ws a. NSw daily with
P,'sbaIE ,o cinsnps,I s. Loai; ~ is.s and Chicago
- BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAiLhoAp;
For lansndsigua Rochester B.lisio N,ag,rs Tsis
:a$ $ rs Sss NH.'1i a,iiy. ,.ssR ssis.Ssy S WI
hsssS fsfs sss sS snS %ssns at no daily
fs.s, , and ssasS: Ss Ef Tmss ~ EHp n ss ZIP
man Parior laT sIe a. a m daily, except sg , Sunday
daily, sxsep, sunday: with Sleeping Cars from
meet at Jersey CITY with boats o. "Brookiyn
syoiSisg h double isrriase and Journey across New
For rnlssepns g., ,nGq m qa'ly sSGsp.
press SS M ,oS DAILY except SUNDAY an, .,o
For Popes Creek Line. G;S, nld 40 2. daily,
For Anhnpois Is, m. and 40 p. m. daily. esCep,
Sunday.
hS&SFFskFS HE5 R
TON RAILROAD
Fo, I tns SOUTH Via Riehmond is, a m daily, S:J5 p.
Tr.iss isays AisssaSrs fGr Washington, e. T. $40
On sasdsy sG e a Il si1 % and lc t 5 = ana Sa@ m m
Iicsets iniornston sleeping and psTor car accom-
S ana $
Sn r.. sSa ee ie Is s r @
cheSk!ng Of baggage to destination from hotels and
FRANk TiioMs0S. General Manager apiusi
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
NArioNAG GfhNF LINZ RSHSsihh RSb shoRf aHNR6brE NRR66brE
NORTH. wrsr. Nonrawss est ANN souruwE.E.
,.,,a;., hs.yK " w.sHIseIos; SHIN
sSs M Bsl,im0Is hnnapos and wsy ,ia stations y
press, make, no stops between washington and Har-
s1 s5 T.: s.; Lon,, Cincinnati, as sn!ssso. and Pitts
.iS a M, L. Pisdnont siraiburr, winchester. Hasers
Sew Tcis Boston and Bal
600 S Enl,,m9re and way stations on Sunday
10 .. IN. baltimore e1nress
sunday 10 d only % Stopping all siafoo
Connects Tor Frederick.
$40 D. M, Baltimore and way stations.
an m. BltnOrr and Laurel express.
E9 p M, Pt of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, Win
chester, and way stations
.!t1 p NJ, Baltic. Annipolis and way stations.
$50 y. M. Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
sssSTs ss.c rS;Sse1yer' Or Norfolk taken in the
Sss;s ;; r., CHICAGO and columeg. express Win,
s79O D. M, Baltimore express
ia D. M, Baltimore and stations
se25 p m.. ST. Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburg e1
preS
l.Op. m. Point Of Rocks and way stations Metro
politan Brancn.
sioOO .. M, New ! orK, Philadelphia and Baltimore
express.
I'D
National Republican., 1877-10-26
u H. WARNER. Auctioncer,
ID. FstreeL opposite Masonic Temple

BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 10Th day OF
August 1875 duly recorded In Liber No w. folio ii5
Of the land records OF the District OF Columbia,
md at the request OF the party secured thereby Iwil
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF November, 1871, at
O'Clock p. M sell the following real estate situate In
the city Of wbshihgion u. g., to wit Known a. lot
letterel " In MctiuiTes subdiNi Of original lot
numbered fourteen, ui) In square numbered hvo
hundred and ninety iour, (h9i) fronting on Fourn
n half street, between Virginia avenue and street
southwest, Improved by atwo.story brick house
Terms Fifteen hundred dollars, with accrued inter
eat, cash; the balance in SIX twelve and eighteen
months with Interest, secured by deed OF trust A
deposit OF 900 required at the time Of sale and a
conveynnclng at the of the purchaser Terms to
JOSEPH JOSEPH,
nclw&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1877-10-26
nowNMAN & GREEN, Auc,,oncers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuAnIE REAL Es
TATE IN TlIL COUNTY.
by virtue OF deed OF trust bear dat on The 3th
day of June, A D. 1875, and duly recorded IN Ilber
No 49, folio ia3, one the and records Tor the Dis
trict OF Columbia will sell NJ pubic auction, TO the
highest bidder. upon the miies on MONDAY, the
6lh dayOt November, Al iN5I, a 800 o'clock p M,
nll those certain pieces or prcels o. ni d. situate aud
being IN the nty Of WI hngton; In the pisircl Of
Columbia ly north OF the boundary of the city Of
Washir gtOn, and between II and Rock Creek, the
same e'ng known IN the subdivision among Loycday
Paro~ heirs OF original lot four OF Widows Mne,'
rs lots 90 and seven, and that part of lol Ave
h) containing eight yone hum redths (s.iOo) Of m
are taken on the west side Of lot five, % so IS to
be bound d by line parallel to said west line OF lot
five, 81 Icing the same property conveyed 70 Henry
T. PRlro hs share OF the estate and by him con-
veyed TO thHilfS H. HOlmta I, and by said Holmead
re.cUnveyPd to sud Paro hy deed duly recorded.
Terms O. s ur. One thru tnSh, and the residue In
two equal installments At Tx and twelve months,
with Interest nom the day OF sale the deferred pay
ments to be srcurtd by adccd Of trust on tho en-
iscs cnsh, al the option OF the III chaser. A de
post Of SOh viii he required N he tneut sale, and II
tue trns of sale are not comrlied withw h II seven
days after sr te trustee 10 crveS the rrh to resell
nj the risk and Of the defaultTg purchaser after
week notice In some new paper published In the
city Of Washington. AL convey yslcInS nt thecnSt oi
the pur ;hnser, JOS IL BRADLES,
o.s2-MW'Ti ads Trusts
National Republican., 1877-10-26
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
TINTED STATES MGRsHGTs SALE.

BY virtue Of two writs Of feri fuods issued ont OF
tho clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell nj puhllc
sale for cash In front OF the court house door OF said
District. on THURSDAY, the ist day of November.
isI at " O'clock all the right tilc, claim ana
Described property to wilt Lots hirtytwo and thirty.
three, In Dcakns. Lee and Cazeroye's addition TO
GeorgetOwn, D. G., together with all and singular the
improvements thereon seiyed and leyed upon as the
properly Of stephen d. Castlatnan to satisfy cxecu
tons. No, $50 Equity, In favor OF Jennie w Hotz-
man, by next friend ]. J. Coombs, and No 7,235 nt
law, In hvor of VIM N Hoach
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
United states Marshal, u. q.
oci3d6ds JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1877-10-26
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

T Attest PUBLICATIoNs.-ELEM OF
- the Laws, smith, si.so; Egypt, Nc ON,
Ing Mel aughln, Is cents Ono Year Abroad. au hor
One summer, ti2f underbrnsh, J. T. Fields, si.2N
a76 Literature and Science Primers, 80 cents
Panola, Mr., Dorsey. so Cyclnppd n Of Educate ION.
~ Lil-Fnir, Far. with Goldt n Hair q. We I'VE
Lust received a large assortm,pt Of Photographs,
Photo-Litho raphs, Chrome Ii iographs Graphoi
nnd Carbon Photographs, Uamberi's process being
the most desirable goods o the kind ever presented
and at very low rates u. N. WHITAKER Il SON,
ocleuAi en Penna. aYenue Vernon ROW.