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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05

widow the heir to n property which will go
far, indeed, to soaee The gloom of her third
widowhood. .. -....
The fashionable circles Of Louisville had
hardly recovered from the shock uf this son
sational event. when % new and even more
startling one engaged their unbounded won
der, and set in motion the ten Thousand
tongues Of gossip with q voubility which Is
hardly paralleled in the history Of that gos-
sippy city.
This event was the sudden marriage Of the
elegant and beautiful widow Of Fl. D. New
eombe. the millionaire merchant Of Louisville
who died two yeafs ago. leaving two widows
one of whom had been consigned 10 o lunatic
asylum, on undoubted proof of her insanity
as manifested In attempts 10 kill her own
children, pending which condition, the afflict-
ed husband petitioned for divorce, and then
married the young and beautiful Miss Smith,
| one of the bellies of the city
| The husband was about seventy and the
| lady little over twenty when this marriage
occurred. Two children were the product Of
this marriage, when the harmony and happi-
ness uf The couple were suddenly interrupted
by u most unhappy and embarrassing event
This was the constitution. by some adventurous
lawyer, Of q suit In the name Of tho invalid
wife, TO annul and avoid the second marriage
Of Mr.. Newcombe, and establish the dota
rights OF the first wife. This suit was finally
successful, pending which Mr. Neweombt
died. and then d compromise WIS effected, By
which both ladies were made comfortable, ant
the last wealthy though never legally mar
ried.
Whether Mrs. Nsweombe WAS entitled d
that name and to the status Of q widow ma!
be q perplexing question in law, but ther
was no question as to her beauty youth
many charms, and large wealth. Certainl
there was no such question In tho mind Q
that remarkably shrewd speculative an
nervy gentleman, tho famous trirfrnan an
, owner of Lexington, Leeompte and Sports
man. of both the Old and New World Go
Tenbroeck, who recently, at the mature ag
Of ssventy-one, led to the altar the blushln
and blooming widow Newcombe tmtst 30
, This astounding occurrence has set oil Louie
Vile in roar of mingled horror and disma
Mt tho audacity of the veteran turffnan atl
, the singular infatuation Of the lady for septut
genafians. This event is suggestive Of man
, reflections and speculations which we ai
withheld from entering into by tho too gret
length Of this sketch.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05
The Debt of New York.

The debt Of New York city exceeds by
S95. .OOO, 900 the whole debt of the United
States in 1860, while the taxation is over
60 per cent Of that OF the Union then.
The taxation Of the city OF New YORK
exceeds that Of either OF the Following
Countries: Chilli. the Argentine Repub-
lie. Saxony, Portugal, Netherlands, Ire
land and Canada; and is four times as
great as that of Switzerland, which has
q population three times as great,
although Switzerland has an army to
support.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05
THE louIsrANA oEFICE-sEEKERs,
They Hold a Two Hours Interview VIII
the President by appointment.
No Out-and. Out Conservative to be APP
pointed TO any OfIicp.
Especial to N. o. Demoerat.1

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Louisiana
delegation of office seekers, headed by
lack Wharton and Albert Leonard. had
q protraoted interview with President
Hayes tonight, by special appointment,
to fix up the State. The interview last
ed two hours. 1t is given out that no
out. and-out Conservatives will be APP
pointed to Federal Offices In Louisiana.
BUELL.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05
Turkish Fires.

"Yankin warl" is the Turkish cry OF
fire. and instead OF ringing alarm bells,
the Constantinople authorities dis
charge seven Krupp guns. The locality
of the fire is indicated by flags or lights:
The firemen are called "tulumbadgis, "
and the different companies often light
each other, as In Christian countries.
The Sultans themselves USED TO run to
the fires, but they are now more dieni'
Ha1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05
.yeferson's opinion.

A war between Russia and Turkey IS
like the battle Of the kite and the
snake: whichever destroys the other,
leaves destroyer the less for the world.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05

Let the knowing ones be apprised OF the fact
and make tha most Of it, pools will be sod tals
evening at 71 o'clock at Hawkins for the grand
mule race to be run on Monday next at the Fa r
Grounds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05

WASHINGTON, May 3.--It seems GER
tain If there is a change in the Marshal
ship Of Louisiana Col. Jack Wharton
will get the place.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-05
Especial Correspondence N. o. Demoorat.1

Goniinued on Last rage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
Gone from Our Case.

Joe Evans departed for Typo and
points south on yesterdays stage. He
had become so impressed with the
tales told Of the frequent robberies
along the route. and the prevalence OF
road agents in that region, that he
hired a body guard to accompany him
on the trip. selecting Dick Guiberson
to do that duty. 1t is the common he
lief that he is iu more danger from the
companion aforesaid than rom all the
bighwaymen west OF the Rocky
mountains. Quite a crowd assembled
at the express office to give the boys a
hearty send off. and Judging from the
numerous bottles, TASKS and demi-
johns donated, there is very little
danger of a drouih along the road for
some time 20 come.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

There IL . depraved brute running
loose In town who, for some time past.
has been in the habit Of following the
school girls to and from their resi-.
dences, and who haunts the neighbor-
hood Of the school. house. Many OF
the little girls have become terrified at
his continual presence and have COM
planned to their parents about the mat
ter, but as the fellow has made no
demonstrations nothing has been done
beyond keeping . strict watch on his
movements. The same man has gross
ly insulted two or three ladies', by
sending them notes protesting ardent
love, etc., but desisted on being threat.
ened with the vigorous application of
a pick-handle. He has been pointed
out to the officers and will be sum-
marily dealt with IL occasion requires
IL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
The New York store.

The proprietors of the New York
Store have been making mero adj
ditions to their already large assort-
ment, and have received during the
past week a full supply of fall and
winter goods of every style and va
riety. 1t has kept the attendants very
busy for the past three days unpack-
ing and piling away the contents of
the huge cases and waiting on the
throngs of customers who crowd the
store, eager to select reasonable CO.'S
tunes for the coming season. Every
thing that has come t. hand is of the
latest fashion, both in pattern and
makeup, having been selected in New
York purpossly for the Eureka market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
From the Black Hills.

A couple of Black Hills p~rospectors,
mounted on two forlorn.looking jack
asses. rode through town yesterday,
and their outfit attracted considerable
attention. They claimed 10 have rode
from Deadwood City to Eureka on the
backs of the "Wasboe canaries." and
were rejoiced o get back to Silverland
once more. Even the donkeys lifted
up their voices and brayed their salts
faction, evidently understanding hat
their long and toilsome journey was
completed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
Accidemt

The driver Of Col. Reilly's jaunting
car, while en- route to the stable last
evening, fell of the seat to the ground
and the wheels of the cart passed over
his breast. He was picked up and con-
veyed to his residence, when it was as
~certained that he had received no Sc
rious injuries. He was stunned by
the fall. but, strange to say. the pas
age of the heavy vehicle v his
body, while infiicting . few bruises,
did no further damage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
llnmds0sne stoves.

We noticed yesterday, at Lockwood
a Rsmington's hardware store, some
very handsome Office and parlor
ssoves Of unique and elegant pattern.
ABOVE the average and the design
soueehing out of the common. The
sft'sfic excellence Of the make OF these
useful articles should commend them
70 p attention OF those who are In
need OF . stove. Drop 10 and take .
look 1t them,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
The Tybo Rood Arents.

A dispatch was received from Bel
mont yesterday, stating that a Justice
Of the Peace had been appointed. and
that the examination of the Hamilton
Brothers and Thomas Lawrie, the al.
legged participants in the Tybo stage
robbery, had been set for the 22d inst.
Sheriff Sias, Eugene Blair. Johnny
Thacker. and several witnesses will
probably leave to-day for that point.
to be present at the inquiry.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

The Whole of Block Ne. "A Of he ". ".
Mccoy Survey. containing nine lets, having .
frontage Of rs feet on Spring street. and 1.
ming back to Busl street. tego1heR with tAo
Buildings thsreen. TO win:
OnA0f6oe building, si8s l7x20
One Building used - . 0ranasy. l4x1l
These Buildinss will BE- ssld either With OF
without the Lets. Also. : csTrl = these
LstA
Also, Lots Numbers q, n, q. q. md No.
half II lot Ne -. in Hleek Mel MtAeH Ne
street. viii b sold u three LED, 9 fsllsvs:-
letSssuth half d. LsSss "A n = LssU.
sd-An Of Lot -. and tie seytlssiy q iees
Of Let 2. With frame Stable thsFsss. soses.
nearly new.
sd.Ths nsrtlsrly s:vss fsss q Lot = e.S
the !rsme baildins thereon. l3xzl.
Also. One stable Building. S0xSo. to be re.
moved from the prsnises by the purchaser.
All of this Property win Be positively seld
ut the time named, By GEO. W. DAVIS,
A~uctionser, to he highest bidder.
Terms Of Sale-Cash or Approved Paper.
Eureka. New, Oct. II. 1877. sl4td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
4 . Physleian.

Dr. l.. Bazst, . French physician
snd SURGEON, late OF Paris, has located
IN Eureka and taken rooms over
Dunkel & Co.'s store. The Doctor
comes highly recommended as being
celebrsted In his profession. Consul.
tations In English. French. Spanish
ana Italian. His business card appears
under the head Of New To. Day" in
tnis issue OF the SENTINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
+. Il a. M,

Eureka Lodge, No. l6, F. & A. NJ.
will meet this evening 1t Z o'clock,
at their hall. to hold a stated meet
ing. A full attendance of officers and
members Is desired, as business OF
importance will come before the meet.
ing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

Professor Holmes, a lecturer Of on
SIDERABLE note, will deliver two dis.
courses at Bigelow's Hall. on this and
So-mcrrow evening. The subjects So
.ecsed are, "Lies and Truth" and
and Revelation There
uMi De no admission fee charged, and
sne reputation OF the Professor should
Draw = good audience.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

ArT1vals n Departures.
~ rus EuREKA AND PALIsApE lAIIRoAB
Oeparsares Yesterdsy.
9 Lanoli Thes Frsscat
" faAin ii Huntington
Chns kimlcr II McCrum
ii Ssdler Clark
Evans CMuston and wife
) Pache Mrs Fox
Arrsvass I.Hss Night
I Evcrts N Young
AFFAIR." Blackburn
MeCann Mrs D Smith Harris &
Donnelly 4 VT child
Mrs A L Stanton A Eustis
eeche HailtOn and Eureka Line
ARRIvALs.
Jas Singleton Mr. Ward
pEPAkruRks.
y BBurbank Meyers
Nm Whelsn Jas Whelan
- she rybe stage Line.
Au0'Nisl and child
DEPARTURES.
kW Guiberson Joe Evans
IW Bsszy
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
Trout.

Mrs. NJ. A. Ashim is receiving
speckled and silver trout from Wads-
worth daily, which she will dispose of
at wholesale or retail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

CoRy-CoB PrPEs.-Anothsr invoice Of Corn
cob pipes just received, at the Miners an,
Mechanics Trade Depot. go
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

Hon. A. J.. Blair and family, Of Pr
oche, spent yesterday in town. They
are en- route for the Bay, where Mrs.
Blair will remain during the winter.
Mr.. Blair returns to Phoebe In about 20
days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

T. ]. MAuPIS. Notary Public. Oaice at
place Of business, eprssits Paxton 4 Co.'S
hank. srletf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20
Rullion Ahinment.

Wells, Fargo & Co. made the follow
ing shipment Of bullion this morning:
l bar, valued at 81 ,403 so.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

Pyramid Lake Speckled and Silver Trout,
at wholesale and retail. at MRS. ASHIM'S.
Al
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

ALL TIE Go-Those genuine imported Ha.
vana cigars. to be found for one bit only, at
the Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot
OILS
REMEMBER. new goods arrive daily. at the
Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot.
OILS
GENUINE imported Havana. Pumariegas,
Roia Conchas. Azcanos, Henry Clays and
Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot Every
cigar warranted to be as represantsd-an
imported Havana OILS
SMOKERS ARTICLES in largest variety at
very lowest figures, at the Miners and Me-
ehanics' Trade Depot. OILS
STARrLING! AsroN,sHINGi SuRrkrsISG! thu
way they sell goods at the Miners and Me-
ehanics' Trade Depot. oils
FoR FRESH BALTIxoRE OYSTERS, 70 to the
Little Store Around The Corner. Boothe 4
Mallory's received daily; also Fresh Trout.
els
Can yreErAsLEs.-Four cans for 81 IS. at
MRS. M. A. ASHlM'S. oil
TABLE FRUIr. 40 cents per can. at MRS. NJ.
A. ASHIM'S. ola
ALL GOODS AT Cosr for cash. at MRS. MA.
ASHIM'S. OLA
RKMEMBER that the grand clearance sale
continues only ten days at MRS. NJ. A.
ASHIM'S. ola
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR TEA SETS, at HAS
KELL'S. sept9.tf
BAR GLASSES, Gohlets. Tumblers. etc. at
HASkELL'S sept9.tf
FINE wool mattresses, $40, at H. SKELL's.
saptQ.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-20

ALL the Go-Those genuine imported H
vana cigars, to be found for one bit only,
the Miners and Mechanics Trade Depot.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
~ HALIKr. DAVI6 . CO.
~
TILE hBpAI ov HONOR AMI CERTIFICATE
OF DHTMorioR ~ awarded III. HALLRT
DAVID = co.s.oKANp upRIoHT AND
sauARE PIANOS
n L suANlh Ass.,
airyNTR STREET KoRTHwEsE
PrANoe BxCHANoED
AND SOLD ON iNsrALLxENrs
AZ
LowEsT CASH PAIoEA
PROPOSALS..
PiofosILs ToR TUIL~

PRofosALs FOR vuEL.
Posr Ovucs DEPARTMENT.
Orrfcl DunuRsfHo CtEHE AND 6UrRRIkp'r, ,
-. wAsRlsaroN. D. @. Aug ~. ls77.
Scaled proposals will be Iecsived 81 this once
until u O'clock, noon on WEDNESDAY, ssptem.
bsI q, 1877. for furnishing FUEL for ths Pos,
o@ee DEPARTMENT. as iollows:
nnJ 1850 tons 2to pounds to The toni Of The bsst
qualify Of Les White Ash Furnace Coal, OF coal Of
an equally good quality. the quality thereof. df
other thah the Lss White Ash Furnacs Cosll TO
purpose By The Postmaster General TO be thoroughly
within thirty ls0) days from The date OF The con
tract, and stored In the vaults Of the Department
building before hs contracting party win bs paid
Average samples Of the Coal most accompany
each bid. aud fhe contracting party must exhibit
satisfactory certificates from shipper that the Coal
delivered 70 him from The vessel OF carr Il the hind
Also, for tho delivery and storage Of ten (lol
cords OF best Bakers Pins Wood, 10 be delivered
and corded al the Department building. As ma y1be
required within thirty lso) days from the dale Of
The whole to es weighed or measured by the In.
aii. R.ytssd s!stutss oi he 6nsed States. 8 '''"'
Th: Sa n" e !. ,S' Ss' q hs sa
nsI chooss % slssnd on wednesday. he ssth day
sxstas Wl :: asd. On q before hOSSsy. % oStOSsf iss
any pa. u ne Sids received al 4 dssmsd n shs IN.
tsrost Of the Department so 70 do.
y be sIecutsd Aad nisd within uo) days afleI the
Contract ssss made for ne l R'SJRssft E, the
blsburslns Clerk and Superintendent, Pos, once
Department. auN,IutM
National Republican., 1877-09-06
II Il WARNER. Auctioneer .
DE F.iIrct, oppate Ma,onic Temple.

no FNtect, opposite Masonic Temple.
rEgSIEEs SALE 2E TpE EL.ESANT GgowN
Efia$s$$ESTIE 81 sSIi|SoI N %f %
y y,!as p Gssa os ,r.. s,.d The 20 9th a.y q
": M mn y 81 srs,s% s"s a: s$sr q
ss, Day 81 ss,sasr. al sIoss ~ Z" he ai,srnonn, s
y; %ps ;ss:sss and Ss pa. "a 70, ~
nImhsIcd ~ J,hlrty nins p chIldon and Masruder.s
SSs %Gi . thee ely SSaSs n %"ssns
ION and Dslroi Of plo,obs nne N Inc canse OF Nc
sfsS. late Circuit Usort Of ths i.,ria % oi aen%sisH
s Hs 7" 20, 'ng n,s"dsd % % G % mi ssInE the
nSss & s Sn % isrss1n & rs.s ard sndI1g or he so.th
inches more Re o. iss 10 ." alley Unity % ee vide saw
s' as % GS .sS sy es OF Sns os
socn' The Iih day Of March D. ts7e the part 10 he
Vide. % viii I%s Eefeilts@sn,a f % s'' lest '"'''s
The terms Of sale are: Ons founh In cash, or all
t. ts ms sS q s %sa Is. .S.s wsiss s %
sS., yss e. K: s: opSs 81 s X:
pnfchas.r) foI which The P,ircbs,or must give note
ssnia," rer s"r s% ths DAY | d . ssis 81 us nR' p!S
% :. psii semi sno.lly. snd y secure which ihs
s.n' Of in.aianss and psy ali cost; u sonreysnc.
Gays aNef ths dAy Of sale The trustee the right
10 resell this property the terms Ave days
puhlc notice at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
In denult
..srs.a. fsTTtaSaGHSSw fTtSGSwH HEps HEI s.'.sa. E.ss,ss.
Il I. coLpwEiL Real Es,sis AuctIonesr
TRysTEEs SALE oy TWO rwosroRy nHIcK
DWElllNgS, NOS. ixfs AND lpl CEDAR
TEEEENTM AND FOURTEENTH sTRKss
Ny virtue Of . dsed Of trust, dated August J. A. D.
1876 duly recorded IN Ilber No sf foli0 4ss one OF
the land records Tor The District Of Columbia. and A
the teYnest OF The party sscred thereby We will ss
81 public auction, In hont Of the premises, on
"WEDNESDAY, September i2 1877. at O'Clock y m.
the following dcscrbed real estate situate In the city
Of Washington. D. O., TO vii, All that pecs parue
of ground. being part Of ot In square ls beginning
for The same to) fest east OF the northwest
corner o. said lot. and ihanes running cast twenty
three t feet aix (s incbss; thence south seventy
ieei thence west eleven i feet nins % inches
feet une 20 inches 10 The east line OF land sold to u
Iones tbsoce north ninety-hvs tas) fest. more or
less, TO The bssinnins. tossther with the improve
Teruix One third cash, and the balance at slr.
twelve and eightecn months, with Interest nj eEbt peI
cent. per aInnm, secured by decd OF trust, all
cash Al option Of the purchaser depost Of 80 70
qu'red al Tho time Of sale each house and ali
vcyancnI a purch Asers cost Terms 10 BE- compiied
Wa sNfaffS1RR !. E14Eiisatsyr, HI s%AtsrEn' }r~.,s..
National Republican., 1877-09-06

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TJNfvERsAt z a, TICKET oFPrck
RhILRoArTIcKrrs rrs 70 ., from ali ge!u. bossh!,
snssa n ,S a 3, ,9a & a. rccass'or 70 ~, e oNs DOLLAR
Tss,s ss,s GOOD nj s'.d ssXsss cSsSisa sssSpsa
mSHSH,.. w P.nny,v.ni. a ss.Ss. % Sic. s,oi.
1877 oas.r 1877
70 ruv IaSI;s IEEs;EsrLyASn "A, ROUTE ugg66,,r,,,v,.-
DoUBIs TRSGs sfFEI @ " RAILS
srhEN'io sokNHRx @ @EAoNIrlcENr ravp
TRAINS LEAVE @!si,isSTos S,S III ss., o.p.. co,
r, "is S.sa, E. utb .S .sd r. street. :. s- s,, with
g, 2 c1sss. 81 ,sis':s "a, Sss.sa @s%
BHrTiMoRR AND POTOMAC uAii ROAn
Fsr C.nsnds!sua Rccins.,.i. bana,s s,.sns Fslls
$ s%$ Z; r. Sss ANY ,.s:g @ s.is!s.y & I%s I'D
R;.s RS:.s & s!. % ..s va %.,s. s:' iSs 20 t., LIZ.
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s,e.s make 40 stops bstwssn wsshinx,on and Har.
s1.ss q. " L:sa,s onno,au..,, yn,s.se go vius
saE S S,rrsss haifIma,. hifIaoTFe; r. enc s,ssp' sunday
$40 y, fisd,noaI siIs,Seii w,nes ....,. H.ssrs
s ts"' q sss :fa S.s .is"s as.. ..a ..4
SsS.,. \, iSssss: S.,,ss: and -, .."o.. .. ssaa,
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Y I r: :- e. ..sss.s ss's&i 81 s:t1::: s.:::
SD p IN, Baltimore aud way siat,s.s
SO m. Baltimore aud lIaute slprs>,
N4 N. .Pt af Rogts. Trsdsriek. HAssrsovn, wiz
AestSr, and way stations
.s6 m as,,S hnsSpe'Is :; 40 "a, gay y .S'';ss;i
sapts.S Ps,ssnssrs fbs herfoih tAkss II ,hs
ss' !: Il Stis,s. .aa Col es,.I.ss: ..pr-- viz
s7A p IN. Bsltnors efpteSs
sT.r b. m, bnliitnors and wsv ratious
rsi;.s s B,;ss r." sS'' Of Rocks and ".' '''' 1''@
6sS1 > n. q I,us cs.<innAu .pA rttsbars srl
prsss
siop , No.. rev mi. rhilsaspbis and s.ian ere
Trains mAtssa daily sshs, uaias daily .,..p, sup
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National Republican., 1877-09-06
AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.

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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctonccr'.
TRusTEEs. sALEor I.uARtEUNrMPRovEp
phopERTY, SITUATED ON I sTREET, BE
lT,itiir,,, TlTM,EsN ,NoKTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
By virtue Of deed ottr,st dated July a. 4. D. isa
duly r~orded IN liber No s folio 81 Of the land
records Tor the District Of Counbia, and Mt the re
ln,,, ol the party secured thereby we Will sell nt
yubh auction. In fron OF the premises, on FRIDAY,
sep'eml.r y IV7. ats o'clock D. M. the following
real estate situate In tho city Of Washington, District
twenty eight ti1s) In A n Shepherds recorded sub.
three. lsg3)
Terms Of sale: One Fourth cash: balance IN slI,
Twelve, eighteen and twenty .rpur months with In
terest at eight por cont per Rnnun, secured by deed
Of trust on the property sod II the terms OF sale are
not complied with within i've days the trustees re-
serve The right 10 resell al the risk and cost of the de-
huitnE pitehasnr, alter i've days advertisement. A
deposit 80 VIII be required al time Of sale. All con-
vryahcing q, cost Of purchaser
fS5ans i2SSHfH i aTBE, TEBBfE9s'} }rmaec.
National Republican., 1877-09-06
NATIONAL REPUBIdCAN
AUCTION SALES.
Futurs Days.
sySe>,Se-. .esyS - ss-.>S->>-~r>>e-'J-e>eDI
ID II. WARNER Auctionecr.
DE No sie p Street Northwest


Il. H. ~Assss NJ ~ HsS,'snsssi s.Ies, ss.i,A~.a
rsysgEfs, sALE OF A. DEsInAsLE ggsI,;
ssUTpS sUflbise wifmf fmf'sY ssYPosk 'h"hhs'oRr
B virtue q d.ed n G,,.t. lated hp,!i q A. D;
the request ofue party s-rnied thereby, will sell
THtHsDkY, ssptopbsrsS d ISL, a, o'ciocS 3 m,
q wAshinrion District of CoioSbIs being psfi Of ioi
numbered steven, tli) IN square nnmbered fhfes hun
d,eG d ~ and fory seven, l.l 9eging,ns for tile ,ams
ths northeast corner o. ,sd lo and ronnlns youth on
I'm: parable! M With The eNs and wrs, lees % said 70,
5c kept open Nor the Us. Of ibis and ihs property
ssy twenty-five isI feet sis (s inches mote OF less
70 an9ther ary, ten (io) M. wlds west of ard sdlon
,na SAID 10, e,even thence along The o- of said allie.
street twsntyt l27 frei str i inches por, loss
70 @ .ns place fosenninE together with tho Improve
TsIm1 ON. tbyd q, cash; b.l.ncs In .l.. ay
trust on lha property sold f all cash al option o. ihe
sSs aSeS rTfes ."' sa,s
Of sale not complied with II ssvsn days The tru.
tecs reservs the right TO resell tho prOprry At the
Ssk snd co, Of hs dsfAultng purchaser, sftsI ive
HsStSas SasaSSS;SRS2s'ssyrp &; S's r...,....
sutTus<ds tstsrl
ar TIE ABOVE SALE ~ POSTPONED uN.
mTuURsDAS. september n, a. d iy7T, same bour
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