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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
THL hLUs ms MORNING.

FourIGv.-Kars is closely invested. -= The
Republican have, SD far, gained eishty-ivc seats at
tne Cuuc.l.-Geueral elections -= The prospects
IN Che East India famine districts have improved
-= Sadlcr won in the sculling match on the
Thames.
DoVf-IIC.-It appears that the silver hil passed
yesterday by The House was not the one supposed
g. have been voted for. but another, which Mr..
Bland recently substituted for ii. -- Senator
Ba.u,s health Is improving. == Tie funeral ser
vices of hc late senator Morton were held 40 Indian
nr.hs; the sermon was preached by the Rev. Joseph
T. Cicat,l and q culosy was pronounced by the
Ecy. pr. j.. d. B1vicss.
Co>Ggrs-.-The Senate was not in session In
Tho House 800 bills scr, introduced, and Mir. BANDS
Silver IBID wa, passed bv % vote OF 1Gj 10 -. The
hu repeating tho time clause Of the Re
sumption Act YVES made special order
from Jay % day until November 10, when the pre-
vous question shall la ordered. Mr.. Wood present
a. resolutions Of inquiry Zoo rcf,renc, 20 di-crmiua-
lions ali1.t Spanish shipping and TO tlc ucgotia-
ton ot the new 8 per cent loan.
CRY AID SJBUuBAN.-Hoth Tammany and the
combination expires, confidence of success in tho
CITY to-day. = The bond, Of the now Brooklyn
officials were approved yesterday. - Kelly Tee
Piled 90 William ~. Mou,s letter =-
Libby OEuU's tlrns win probably amount
80 $4,000. a= Michael HarIm's death, Il Is
Thought may have been caused by ON accident
-- Carau1c Willy and her infant SON were ,uf
located 600 Grc yesterday m brooklyn -- len
Eroec, out OF condition and VIII not run to-day.
- CoI l02-- lu2'- 1925 Gold value - the
l.glltcrdDr dollar ~ thr close e72locsut, Stocks
carly. were duIl aud fam. but closed weak.
TH WFVUgH-TEHryr local observations iudi-
cate clearing weather and colder winds. lhcruouc-
Ter yesterday, 53 70 ,57.
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resentatiye, who, having been driven out Of Tam
many Hall for his opinions viii 80 to Albany. 10
elected to lead in the crusade against that organi
zation Ar DAILY deserves n handsome majority
William T. Graf, in the XVITth District, Is olre,d,,
fay0rably known 20 TRIBUNE readers He has ebo.-S
himself sngulaTly unsefsh in his devotion 10 NH
lie interests and ms zeal and fidelity deserve rocoa
ton. We have already told Of his voluntary service .,
many weeks on the Grinding Committee. We b,va
nothing better to add TO this than the Staten.
that Mr.. Graf was entirely overlooked Nv ths
Speaker in 1876, in his committee appointment ~
cause he happened to be the one man IN tbe 49,
bly, who would not snportune the Speaker for a goo,
place.
This issue of THE TRIBUNE will reacb pr,....
County in time 10 induce some stay-at-borne ,otor
perhaps to put on his hat and 90 out to vote r.,
Hamilton Fish, jr. Doit, by all means.
To recapitulate: vote against Allen G Pool,
is vote against fraudulent mileage and fr,ra,,
lent contracts, and against letting the Canal Pin,
resume possession Of the State Government. ,
vote against Schoonmakcr is a vote N -
Tweed in jail and put the canal thieves in alorosid,
Of him; a vote for the Anti-Tammanv candid.,a,
for Aldermen is vote for lower taxes and ro,ro.
rents; vote for Anti-Tammany candidates for tbo
Legislature is vote to allow the conclusions q,
Governor Tlldens able commission TO be sul,oitt.I
to the people.
A vote for Allen c. Beach Is a vote for \ man 70
whom the Democratic Governor Of Nev-yorl owl.
IDENTIFY regrets, since The TRmUNEs disclosuros
having paid the empty compliment Of a nomination
for Bank Superintendent
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allie to-day that there ia no safety III trusting
the Democrats with power. They are certain
to do something unwise, unpatriotic or posi-
lively dishonest wherever and whenever they
get control Of q legislative body. vote for
the Republican ticket to-day is a vote to rebuke
their attempt to tamper with the currency in
the interest of spectators and siiver-mIne
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amneemenie ann Aleetlnns % Niaht.

BOoru's TIIF ArRE-'' Rip-Van-Wnklo" Jefferson.
ROADWAY THEArRE-"BUnhild' Mime. JananscneA
EITTH AVENUE THENTEF-" Chimes OF Normandy
Nmo's CAMDEN" NasanlclO.'
pam Tn, 1rRr D" The Crushed TTagcdian"
san FE tNtIsCoMNsIRrIG
IHRATRE IIANCNIs-" The LADY Blanche
NAIIAtN', IuEAtRL-" Marriage
American TSsrITUTE-AunUal Fur
GuNarI'~ GARDEN and = Circus ana Manaserle'
UIsToUICAL UAII-Addrcss. ID. tamphcl,,
AuI's HALO and .. Toe Midge'S'
NV NnNN AuIANIIM-nlY and INelluE.
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DAILY IEIHyNF. Mail Subscribers. $40 per aunuin.
SYau-NFrEIY TEHr vF. HaIl Subscribers, - per an.
WErKY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, - per auuum
Terms cash 900 advance.
.u ai,ors,rs c7 leave thcr ''vors for 1HE TD'RNE
A. 1s If, aUas cor SOS So 2Ist. C SHAVE
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Guo,ncgs Noutes.

DYING AND CIF NNING.-Iake your dyeng
snc cleaning o. tho Nevfufs pFfHC and Printing Esiab
lsfuaUf IUrrr 90. 1- broadway oro $40 Qua tr H. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-06

VT John Roach, the great American ship
builder % is understood. has i'm view the o,iab-
hshmcnt of q steamship lue 70 Brazil. Some
account Of Dis project viii De found In another
column. Mr. Roach shows how the trade with
Brazil hls been pretty much monopolizcd by
for.isu maritime powers, and the advantages
which might accrue Co this country through q
u.ue vcIi-iirrc'cd enterprise.
Senator patter.0u's case does not grow
brighter a Charleston dispatch reports that
another irlitmcrt la- been found against
BIN ou tho testimony ~ tvouty-four cx-mcm-
beers of tIe Legislature. who declare that thry
were hrb,d % vote ilr him a. Senator.
The great difficulty iH proving charge.
Of bribery has alnlE. been that those who
gave tic hules and those who took them were
equally unwilling 90 bear evidence against
othIs that would also disgrace Themselves
ruj here b. a cloud Of witnesses already se-
cured, aud unless there b. some clip 10 the
progress ~ the case, IL cannot Doe long before
the Republican majority iu the Senate win be-
further reduced by one, and the Republican
miuorty-lot us hope il is--in the South Car
DINA juls be- increased by the same number.
The renewal Of the French Senate, W. About
SAYS. is drama IN four nets. IL began last
month hy the election OF Deputies who
a. such take pant in the colleges which
choose Senators. u was resumed on sun
day by tho election Of 1900 Councillors
General. and 100 Councillors dAuon-
basement. making total Of 1920 votes IN
q short time the $4,000 COmmmes each will
elect Muuicipa, Councillors. These four classes
combined will elect soycnty-hye Senators,
in place Of those whose terms are
about % expire. As the municipal coun-
cIlous ou.uumbcr The Others, the choice
viii practically dcyolye on them. The
Senate is now Conservative by about twenty
majority. should the Senatorial colleges be
strongly Republican, tlat adverse element will
be overcome, Of course, and there will be- no
danger of reaction.
The City Of Brooklyn Is practically in the
bands Of Republican rulers. to-day, for tie
first time 10 its recent history. Its rescue has
been accomplished through the instrumental
~ 81 Democrat Of independence and nerve,
who deserves praise and reward Tor lis ac-
ton. Bot he does not stand alone as an inde-
National Republican., 1877-02-05

aRoOERIEs.
CHoioE FAMILY dRooERiEs.
CoFFEEs-areon, Roasted, Ground.
CHOCOLATES, COCOA.
CHOCOLATES, COCOA.
(TRg.ILEss,.
oomrsrrpnrs. hsssS$ESEs. sss9S$s ESESEEssfs'
sssssffssH sssE fsHss ss.PETFs .1g Ffss.
q q bsys p TsTggEhiR TTSE qi2s. sHANaons'
BAY sgs, s;;ss ,oH z$ss;'iF'GE T., 'op.r cent
FLORIDA ORANGE MARMALADE.
PREsEsyEp, CONSERVED and DRY CANTON
CALIFORNIA JELLiEs, nve-pound pallssnly u.
We earnestly request those Who wish Srfctiy
Srsces many articles not to be purchssed eiseWhere
b. W. REED SONS,
jall.u l2is y street northwest.
a q. CoRNwELL SON,
FINE aRooERs.
JUST RECEIVED.
90 kegs MALAGA GRAPES;
One car load Of PEARS;
Direct from California;
10 bbls. Cape Uod cRANBERRIEs;
30 cases "Bryants" French
VEGETABLES;
Peas, Beans, Mushrooms, Asparagus Mixed
Vegetables, Trufnes.
TABLE SAUCES, Il VARIETIES;
Lea q PerrIns GENUINE Sauce;
French Vinegar and Mustard;
Albert Biscuit, from Edinburs;
Huntley Palmcr's Waters;
2S dozen Queen Olives, now crop;
90 dozen aordon's Celebrated Preserves,
2 gross Cox's aelatine;
100 boxes New Ralsns:
100 bbls. MINNESOTA FLOUR
BUoKwHEAT, New York;
New Crop New Orleans MoLAssEs.
HAVANA CIGARS
A Speciality. Always Fresh.
WHISKY:
Keller's Celebrated BOURBON;
GIbson's RYE;
Crows BOURBON;
Hermitage RYE
Cooks BOURBON.
The above care fsSsIEsd direct from the d'tlery,
sHERk1Es,, sHERR1Es,
PoRTs,
BkANPIEs, BkANPIEs,
MABEIRA;; MMABEIRA;
All Celebrated Brands.
NEW YORK CIDER,
Pure Juice, every Week.
GO. ooRNwELLs & SON,
no2o.tf Opposite willard,s Hotel.
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PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
Corner Psnnsylvania avenue and Thirtssnth st.,
Washington, D. O.,
Has the very best facilities for doing
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
BOOK WORK.
BOOK WORK.
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ment Is unsurpassed in Its extent and facilities BY
any Printing House in this or any other city for the
prompt and expedition, execution of orders for all
kinds OF
BOOK PRINTING AND BINDING.
Also,
PAMPHLETS OF ALL KINDS,
LAW GASES,
CONSTITUTIONS,
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CATALOGUES,
PROCEEDINGS OF CONVENTIONS, 40.
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Commercial.
MARKKTs ELsEwHERE.


NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Cotton nrm; sales OF 27s
a. III bales. Exports-Great Britain, Is, 5at Daies;
mel, 1, $40 bales.
business, mainly In City Mills extras; common 20
fair extra. S H@1 90; Southern, " 0S4sI IS. Wheat
dull and l2c lower; tpecuators out Of the market;
very limited export and milling demand a. o. 20
more doing for export; new unchanged and rather
quiet; 6eh @59hc for new no.grsde mixed; eo9soHc
ior new steamer mixed; sic for old and new No. II
lower; se@S2fe for mixed Western and state; 80
5!l1c for white do, including rejected At 5000.
Pork nrmer and short lots more actiye for export;
shade nrmer and closed steady. PeIoeum dull;
quiet. sugar scarce and strong. .Rice quiet and
hIm dni New o5ie.1, ~ IN
Resin unehans y iss IS lSr strained freisss:
TO Liverpool dun and shade easier; cotton, per
sail per steam, Nd; corn. per stca n, iNd.
BALTIMORE. Feb. .. Cotton dull. weak and
Flour dull and pnchaneed. Wheat nrm with
good milling demand; No. Western winter red,
req. 81 sDasas. ass;.and re- sa q; prs Rss1 i
Sors"soa,he1n S f;liy &C Active % and % srn: Ws..ers % 3
Soe geISw iRS w.sin NEWT
Oats steady and unchanged. Rye steady and arm
AZ T@7Ie; Gioyerseed active and hr%; sood %
9uIi and asebsss:d bitter aa aSd steady
Pe,rpieSm n neminsiiy sncSsnsed, Scas@s @ quiet and
s sS sas saSreis .se.s su.n
40 bushels. shipments-Corn. s,OO bushels.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
ID II. WARNER, Auctioneer,
DE- street, opposite Masonic Temple.

ID II. WARNER, Auctionoer,
DE- street, opposite Masonic Temple.
PREssED gRidK DWEhLiNG, NO; SS g
sTHFETs sOUTHEAsT, AND UNiMPR0yED
SE2rEFTEHT 2M SoETH qHhp eAkSiTFAo hHf
sTREETS sOUTHEAsT,
By virtue of a deed froa Rudolph Lobsger ct ux.,
dated the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1873 and duly
recorded In liber ~, OF folio iil, one Of the land
OF the supreme court Of said District tcorrecting
the description In said deed, passed the LIST day OF
December, A. ID. 1870, In equity cause No. i,59l,
docket iS the undersigned win offer for sale AZ pub
lie auction, In front Of the premises, on FRIDAY,
m. =, the following Described property in Washing:
ton city. in said District, Wis Al OF lot lettered
l., In Lobsigers recorded subdivision Of parts OF
Original lots two (2) and three, e. lin square num-
bered seven hundred and ninety one, t78,) and all
within the following metes and bounds TO wit; he;
ginning ut the southwest corner OF said lot u, and
running thence souhessterly TO point on the line
OF orth Carolina avenue, distant hty-slN (3i) feet
square, thence northeasterly along said avenue
twenty-five (22) feet and ave 90 Inches, thence
north westerly to the southeast corner Of said lot H.
and thence along the south line of said lot to the
Terms OF sale; One third of the purchase money
in CASH and the balance In three qia nsl lallm
payable in six, o. twelve tl2) aud eighteen tNl
months after date, with interest at the rate Of nj &c
toN per cent per annuIn, secured by deed Of trust
upon the premises. All conyeyancnH at the ex;
pense OF the purchaser. cash deposit OF S5O VIII
0' 0'ief'''' y" FREDERICK sTUTZ, )rr,s,oo.
WM WIT THAtT, ifue'''S'
ja2o-FTutd j. Il. OoLDwELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
INSURANCE.

NATIONAL CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE
snth street northwest, second National bank build.
JANUARY STATEMENT,
inE sIpsnsss during ths year, including goMsiss M s
Total debts owing By said company, VIZ:
Losses y y pociesp psiiSd pGeiSsarcd for Conncc
cut companies, approved and not ap- n, o, a.
81 cs%s os sssss SnSci
of other companies, rensured by
trust assets t'uo ess ssETs s. gssmam no'e'' 1900 %
SSnSs n
stoeks....;.. 2ooo
Rasnres dns fro ........
Deferred and uncoected premiums. ...... 2I,i6s IS
h ''''''''''''.''.'..'''.'''... S ~
Premium notes held il sosSss o
New York county bonds, not in posses. "'' "
Certain u; policy holders and cisi@sn.s. '..
under ihe ls% OF Sew York, with the 10, so NJ
s7s,7ss n
Gross amount Of outstanding risks, for =, =, A.
which the said assets named are liable, 2ssi 6S 60
C Cisms resisted. as against trust assets. '''"
befor, referred to, estimated at (subJect .
premium SESjxMfa MOVES, President
National Capitol a5 I1;aSssss sssTap,spy
THIRTY-FoURTH YEAR.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsU.
RANCE COMPANY,
BOSTON, MASS.
AssETs..- .............'.........'"''N Nsooooo
LOOK OUT FOR THIRTY.THIRD ANNUAL
REPORT, 1877.
Biyidend to memSsrs q be- M IN cash as their premiums NJ
@enSss s Sss Tsr haSs ssssrnsd to
law S.ss
'''f''e' h''iSs 1! Bisp;GShl RG, Genera. Agent
Also, Assn. for the pssiinE.hcS:s EE,iiss Eiis In
-,o-oo.o.o.o.o.oLIUUMnInIElH::o,o IUMnEH:
.Jos. q J. e; LIBBEY, LUMBER DEAL
y sIs. No Water street, GeorEstown, p. 9.
Also, oak ash, walnut and poplar iumber. large
nssoftmens Of Gsorgs pine t%beT Of al sizes and and
ssssansd 'eorS ana f'0f'A pine n''raef ocS% Ssn
WhEATLEY BROTHERS,,
LUMBER YARDS,
LUMBER YARDS,
GEORGETOWN, DO
AND CORNER SEVENTH AND Q STREETS.
apltly WARRINGTON. DO.
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
N~.~~NNN~.NNNSNONNS NNSNNSN-NNSN<S~N~~S~~
CHA N d Ell ERSi
Largest variety of new patterns in the city, at
LOWEST PRICES.
COLDS wARM.AIR FURNACEsl
Heat produced equal to Steam.
COLDS CENTENNIAL RANaEi
The Newest, Best and Cheapest Elevated oven
in the Market.
IRON CASTINGS, BOILER AND MACHINE
WORK.
STEAM HEATING, TIN ROOFING.
And all Tin and Copper Work.
IRON FENCES AND ORNAMENTAL WORK
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
All Best Varieties of Ranges and Fireplace
Heaters.
SMITH, BIRGE co.,
No. lo14 Pennsylvania avenue,
| Aeis-tf
SEND 25c TO @. p. RowELL & Co, NEW
list Of 8m0 newspapers, and estimates showing cost
| OF advertising, mh9-lI
National Republican., 1877-02-05

w ASH, 3. WILLIAMS, AAuctiones. .-
w No. iooi, n. W. cor. Tenth and d streets.
rsgfEEHfES s.tH RI EAtESE GHbbNa SHsSFFs
EHhEssp sM&aSM&E sSssFEshhFk Ma aHs Fss Us
RSSe MddsE sP s6nstEKT sETHhEs w hkiehfa THB Tsb
RA5B2TT
LG ylr9s SSI Sf deed 9f trus dated Jply q A.
SF 5sS5 90 ss ps
6hSlu%Sa and BY direction q the party ssip,ed
DAY, February /. isi7, commencing a, 10 O'Clock
m; on ths premises corner OF Eishth and
T%enty.sis Walnut Chamber Suites, with Tucker
twenty six Hair Mattresses and Husk and Cotton
fiandsomc aarble-top sldebOard, cost $40; Parlor
twenty y-sevcn Hair Pillows and holsters.
One hundred Oak Dining-room Chairs and Win
Walnut Extension and side Tables.
One hundred and any yards Oh Cioth-stalr and
Walnut Frame Mirrors and Side Brackets.
About nye hundred yards OF Ingram Carpets;
,,Twenty-one Dining Fables and squsre-top
W alnut Hat tree, very costly; Walnut Chamber
Marble-top Centre Tables, Curtains and Lamqre-
Hugs. Feather Pillows, Toilet Ware and Toilet
Hsll Carpets and OIL Cloths, Blankets, Sheets and
Towels, Plated Ware and Cutlery OF all kinds
China, Glass Ware, Crockery, Kitchen Uten-
sils, &C.
ALSO,
Gas Fixtures, Bar Fixtures, Marble aud Walnut
Couniers, Once Furniture, Show Cases Annun-
clator Clock, Figures. cut Glassware, Decanters,
Crystal Chandeliers and Brackets, aud many other
articles appCrtaining to hrst-class house.
! call special attention Of hou ,ekeepers ana the
trade generally the furniture Is In good 1lton
and offers great inducf ment.
Terms; All nums OF and under 800 cash; that
amount credit of thirty, sixty and ninety days for
approved indorsed notes, bearing interest.
THOMAS PARKER, Trustee.
jan23-td WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct,
Ss-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
scconn oi Trustee being absent from the city until
WEDNESDAS. February 7, 1877, same hour and
place, at which time the above described furniture
will positively be sold. BY order Of the Trustee.
WASH. Is. WILLIAMS,
fe2 tStar1 Aucu. neer.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
srEAMsH HIP HINES.
PROPOSALS.

DRoPoSALS FOR MANILA HEMP.
NAVY PAY OpFrcE
q KILBY STREET, BOSTON, )
January 81, 1877.
Proposals, sealed and indorsed proposals for
Manila Hemp will be received at this Office
until MONDAY, February %, at Il o'clock m,
for furnishing twenty tons, $40 pounds per ton
subject there 10 the usual inspection and Goy-
eminent tests.
Samples OF the quality required can be seen at
the Commandants Once at the said Navy Yard,
where all information can be obtained.
Two satisfactory suretles must accompany the
bid, guaranteeing o faithful execution Of the
offer, II accepted.
The price Of the Hemp must include It's delivery
nt the Charlestown Navy Yard. All Hemp re-
jected must be removed at the risk and expense
Of the bidder, and It will be at his risk until
moved.
Blank forms for proposals can be had on appli.
cation at this Osace. q. Z. THORNTON,
fe6 Pay Inspector u. s. N.
National Republican., 1877-02-05
CHANoERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
~ ERTY, NO. l2N sIXTH STREET NORTH

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROy ED PROP
&Esf.. No, Il" siAfh sihhhr Nohih'
District Of Columbia, passed in Equity cause No.
6,oei, we will offer for sale on SATURDAY, Feb
ruary 10, 1877, at O'Clock p. at public auction,
in front OF the premises, the routhernmost twenty
feet front on Sixth street west by the depth thereof
with the mproyements: &C., thereon.
three anps naymen,s e az ", @ 70 snd srhtean
months from the day Of sale. bearing interest from
the day OF sale at six per cent per annum, or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser The title to
be retained until the purchase money and is
paid Terms OF sale to be compiled with within
seven days. All conyeyanclnR At purchasers cost;
''"'A .e'sp'JJXME JAMES EDWARDS, Trustee,
4s8 Louisiana avenue.
W. II. ". CIS5EL, Trustee,
1I32 Seventh street northwest.
b. II. WARNER,
Ia22-MWF&ds (LaW Rep.l AuctiOneer,
National Republican., 1877-02-05
Natiuual gepablifau
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIAL.
Financial.

WASHINGTON. ID. o.. Feb.li tsT.
The New York Poa's financial article SAYS;
''Goid opened at 1854, and advanced By 1i;it 70
io5k; the sales since have been at Iosk@ io5X Ez-
change Is arm on the basis OF 4siA@tsfk, and fssk
@4ss for prime bankers sterling. In the money
camille paper 4l15 per cent. Government bonds
ksk above Yesterdays closing. the largest advance
having been In i0-to's. The general stock market
opered ktaN lower than II closed yesterday, the
latter Hannibal and 81. Joseph. In exception
Western Union Telegraph was higher, and Lake
Shore, st. Paul and Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western were unchanged. Soon after the opening
the general list began 10 decline, and By noon
prices had fallen ~ for Western Union Telegraph
and h6ex for the remainder OF the list. Milwaukee
and st, Paul preferred during the nrst hour sd
vanced n, and by noon had declined v. Since nooa
the whole market 10 dull and steady"
Below Messrs. II. ID. Cooke, lr. q Co, send US the
prices for state bonds At the New York stock EK-
National Republican., 1877-02-05
fe3-STuTh
r T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate AuctiOneer.
u No. 9i6 Y. St.

II T. CoLDwELI, Real Estate Auctioneer.
u No, 9i6 Y. st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT, ON THE WEsT SIDE OF BOUND
AIRY STREET, NEAR W STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated December %,
A. ID. 1874. duly recorded In Liber So773, folio 81
one OF the land records for the District of Coum-
bia and al the request Of the party secured thereby
ws pfemises M sen on WMEBNEsDHY. VI Perjury Sn w.
at O'Clock p, M. the following described real es
tate, situate In the city of Washington District of
Columbis, to wit:, Al that piece Or parcel q
twenty -four C24) in j. Russell Barr's recorded sub
division of square numbered three hundred aud
nfty-eght, (35s, fronting twenty-five t2S) feet on
boundary street. containing a,8sI square feet mere
or less.
Terms, One third In cash. and the balsnce at
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest at
Bper cent per annum, secured by deed OF trust
on the property sold or all cash, AZ opton OF the
purchaser.
deposit OF 900 required at the time of sale, and
all conyeyaneInR at purchasers cost. Termsto be
complied with In seven days.
BKxHIIHS, KNHIIiS,S xRB I;TAsNEWR, i;rSSANSW }Tru tees.
fes-sTuTh }. T. C0LDwELL, Auc't
National Republican., 1877-02-05

GEND 2bc. TO @. p. ROWELL CO., NEW
p York, for Pamphlet OF 100 pages, containing
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National Republican., 1877-02-05
r T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
u No 9i8 r street,

u No sl8 Y street,
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A NEAT rHREE-sToRY
BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, datedseptember a. A.
ID. 1874, duly recorded In Liber No. 76i, folio 30,
one Of the land records for tho District Of Co
lumbla, and at the request Of the party secured
the premises, on THURsDAY. Fe6rusry is, ISL, at
O'Clock p. M, the following described real es.
state situate in the city OF washington, District OF
Columbia, to witt All that certain piece and parcel
OF ground known as and being part OF LobSger's
subdivision of original lot numbered two, al In
square numbered seven hundred and ninety-one,
(79l,) beginning for the same at point eighteen
sl feet west the northeast corner OF said lot two,
and running thence south seventy (7l) feet to an
alleys thence along the line OF said alley eighteen
s) feet; thence north seventy feet to the line Of
south street; thence east along the line OF south
street eighteen Cs) feet the place OF beginning.
together with the improvements, &c.
Termsi One third In cash. and the balance at six
cent. per anpum, secured by deed Of trust on
chaser. deposit Of 400 required AZ the time Of
sale. and all conyeyancinR at purchasers cost.
BRAINARD II. WARNER, {rr,.,oos 80
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE,
]. 4. COLDWELL,
fe3-STuTh Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1877-02-05

ID o. BROOKER, Jr.
Ds NEW AUCTION HOUSE, ,,.L
Cor. Eleventh ST. ard Pa. ave-, Marble BuldinR,
Regu ar sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
of each week. Az goods guaranteed as recon-
to promptly. Copsignments solicited and cash adj
yanced. nois-Sm