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Interest your editorial In 'fnE Ts1.Wrrxt.r
Tribune, referring to The 1,lat, Of judge i]ri..
1r,y for clc,ttnr trcettrnt. ,uvc,s,,,,. "s.
t., ,,,.I,r ,rtt, .,,,..,. .,s, ,,, ,l aFe
~ o'"a'' WIZ .nn, pm marc ''l IN mini
!or some t1'e, ntl which, It seems to inc would
bo ,n a. improvement evcn on the psn named:
districts. rorrca,,n,lnr In thc nnmhcr ~ s,""
tn.. a,,S W'.,'','',r W .ns ""n'nst %, ee'.
.o's a't' 'ien'oesn u Iohesess Representing tie
a'ase
our currnspom,ent,s hc1,cns nrcqcn,, u,r,f
Avn, si.,I ',t.,,' -. o.".. ..'rsn!a I,'s''
,.'. "nu 1s" ] u''ie t'o o'a.ea "'!o e'ect"ra us
tFlctes CONGRESS cnn't Ito 1t, because II lsa
Jegs!nt,lrcs hy cx,,rcss terms of thc f,o,,.tf+u.
tim. n t|,o i icrt.,,,uros ~ lin St,,n. ,,','.
,to nnr.,,an. a,'a.,s w. 'v .'s,,, '''s" IT,, 'aNc
NV "pp'',ne"' ~. ese!y o''c VIII ne gerry
nl'1RieTet' mere Slll nut hc q single l!tnrst
oac ''a"c ine cneat'na wlit oe caff'cu 10 the
Statr uit1 ti,ror fn-r, surn1ue.a NJ ,,,p,,t.,J.
and they will pile up MI tho n.,,iorItiss Of tho
oppost!o'' into ono or two huge district. nnl
t"en swamp tne othcr opposition counties i'y
motlluds known to MI ecrrstnanerlsts. THIS
posci by cir % corsssp y niSy,ItIEp E D. ''' pa" p'o.
three votes for Pre:Idet, 10 b. Known rs Itts.
direct. 's' Ns-" - "'A 'o''
Iiird-No one candidate lot Prcstdcnt should
rcecEvc ipore t!au two Presidential votes fron
any tne clcctfun district.
Eonrih-Diyttlc the htIm og all tho votes cast
for all tho candidate for President In each ccc-
ton district, respectively by three, t,,u nutpirr
Vt Presidential yptcs 70 which Il Ia cntltle nn
the a 'tosIcnt would In tho ratiu Of tfle 1mular
volts to thp Presidential voie. The order Of
crrtIlting the PRESIDENTIAL yotv to lis several
candidates yotcll for III thu respective datrtcts
mDulI bv, first, ot,u Presidential voie to rasIl
,Mntia.rs ,n1,aj tn tis t,,,ut;cn1. ncrt ,h.s"s s
after, credit, Ut the order III their nt1,ount oue
tnlnnritv = vot oa rcrclrni A. l,of,r', stntsa h.
eses, ~ quo catiuhti'e would rercifc moro tan
w st 1resee.l st'ot t my olle eteetion uls.
~ ~ rpfG ,fe, .atam HFce Itesu'entlai votss
~ o'''ue'f"'u' II R'Fe'' e'ee''oh a's'Tcs aas's
!oftt:
Eof @ nasn r. 99o
H. fn5,o. '.'' - FIX no
" ''''''' -'s0
1,fvi.la hv Il ~ ~ -. " - - ~ - ri iii iii
anil UnD remaining ''0''
I,fu,,-I I'm, ,,,nt,,,cr anil ,o+ n oq9 <.,.a
y, .in t s ~ In .,,t"i. w.. ,., - ~ n.at n.uns
ueiitlal y1tr.
Ih,ia, I'lt1en received h,,uW votes. Ucflnct
tlle rasln Or 9,loslc1't. EI'&p nnl ~ II NH Is tho
feita1asf. In hayes fe.el'ea 4s'aoV' Copper r.
eeiys,l rs. s,10. :, ar,,,,,,uu .,a rzo..,o,.,,, ,
nv oI1er o! crcailtth@ LUG iTcsnaent'ai ;s, vo'o
Of t;,is ;strart would ~. First, it!dc!,, having
rnrsive,! u'1lirr q yotes e1ual 10 TUG ratio
oEYuotleLt, u ehlltH,t tncTetor t9 org lb!e.
Hayes tnyinE Iceriyci TIC h,gnest minority
1F fen,nues Tn.c, md 's entita 20 oas @
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The aanc total. 100, 900
Here, Hayes having received a n,ttnl)cr o[
vutcs G. llint tn t!n,ble the n.t!o mil something
OVER, ft wt,tld clearly be entitled tu tiea ev,ea
1ilttcr, having rrrcir:d tho highest minority
yott, would be entitled tn one tvte. And va
again have tl,e three Presidential votes lawfully
distributed.
Oneu nluFc:
, 1877-02-15
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW rD'tK.

Spfcfhf 0fstafch 10 3At Tribune.
EEw TnnK. Feb. lI.-tiAtIN-Frry quiet. Wheat-
cea 10 complete farr Orders; notwithstanding extreme
hullncs. holders generally disposed to Insist on fhll
rrccs3 No. milwaukee, htlA \. 9t.s0, nnA $l.471f0
14sbhi No. chicago held At 8t.l1. md Sl.is hat
tmal parcels 1nRrtdrt spF,nE eo'aAt ST. ls Mol srrhR
fln; 1tn', hu tasraied spring for export at $f.aa
IN stcrr. !ye slightly in buycrs favor, Hight ext OFT
demand. westcrn Bttsse Nov corn !fe bsltrr. mall
eEatc trade fur rxr0rt and 10fno closing h,lerH
little nosr d1spntc Ia rcaze; old Western mIset auct
md nominal; 1ssnC In store and atoat; sales IT, to
hu, ner nngsaach Wcstcra mlxrd. h1<68:7c, New
York M Estfc nnl MI. > S5f@Jfc. Including aUH hu
Of tho latter fot cxpur A. suti senisef txcf+ o8AS
h7rt No. !. h7s.
OCEAN Frxtnrtrs-Tserh rnont dnt and nnchancett
charters 1uct but atou, ReadY; engagements TO vcr
rxN'l by steam. HHU hi grain At I'd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uHtcttfci anil lDwrrt
rather toso doing fur prompt delivery; snccnlaslon
light; sales 3Unr urls no1 mess On Rot at Sf" ~
III. ~ rinsnR nj elHu aAkcd; nnnsretacd. linn hra
extra prime. sl7.hoIJ.U,, psnl meA+ stsofs15. IT.
f. $50 brls new tncsa MHrIb. f5.85afa.7al t.o0 hFS
April. e1H.u} At stcana call tar March. SIS. ~ bdt
sfa.s5 mixed, for hptll sl3.A1 BID. ei1.i0 aRkra.
fnr May. sta.Bu hid. Cut meats without natctsal
chanses H.sdises. do1nEs pFIcch casiers Wcst'
crn Iohg cscns, a}&aHIc. Lard uprned decidedly
lower, atterWarl advanced d tr!fc. aud closed
nrt; spot ui hpceuutlve tca1lnRi fart saca ~ trs
prime a1ani. sfot, s,nt LEO ties February SIN Is
&it3s T. 2aU tcs March nt SO. b1sinA. closing y:
siU.H7K. g. I'M trs April at siust1tO roslnH NJ
Fti.tn bfds Z, $50 tc4A Aay ut bll.7ttStli.h. tosH
at $1t.i1h.
seady Ut unchanged priccs3 uktko for fnlr to good
srnnlng, p31r fur prlt1 mid uTtblu4o ios cenirfu-
gal.
raLIow-stsrxst easier, ea1cs OF 100. 600 D. prime
1t H. pur y.
wnisgY-Narsct n ,hadn easer. sales os 10 hrls ut
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Va ~" so'& SAS'o 10 t1 AnA8IlA4 \pAAA4A W
tho l3h Inst, reviews The disaster which overlook
sAc young meu WIN tried ku catch Jay Goula {u
Western Enlon:
li,r WESTERN Enian pool xhch hal marched forth
ire " artny Ma bantrs. " attack Jay Guula la
r4.p mid tL4ttal,a a. 1I,s Tetrcu{ u Gns tpar u.
st AeaFiy xros aad t.e lsstro " ri1 thelnsttct
iae - urtIitr IT.. Fes WA - great that
&"A tltuNn ual nc tsasket: To- saY puthiBs Vt lie
o!ks " resl stuex tiuE anI patiently EaInE mar.
ISL ~heil cal1roMlel te GuoL tltrv prepared for
tsac u pretended soilSoliatlon LeIxevIs the Itlpl
fuIIt 1ns Ltu thl< tlu n!antpuututa VI Lis nlpys.
m"ht "slIel slth tl:iF tjtt vile oFe1 p3iy ~ dal
III. a* !.r1 ttairtI !. natErai lus4ce ta4a De-
l,v..s. "u:,,y, la.!rI aII E4itsr, txbo,lVn aLl
Ir'.1Atlo II tIl. 70 fol!uw. 1e whole VIA
n4t1hfast u tit 'tnl ~ lsclsn'vuI" cfaks tp ths
sua ee!tEL nttoa acsItdh, alu III F III the pruaale
l.;H II tsu:rs, VIC MI44 Eetuhle dtul Ia p!!eu Vi
tlu 10 |. Iua fJr tue weeks work. extreme lt.stt
Lux With to.rrj oi h CT ecAt III latest tea!n:a
TUE uosTUX LOAS AaHkEr.
With s.eenb4Gk. III quick deulalll ~ tho c!car.
Ing ousc II NJ IL per cent for taa aettenc At Ut
b4l.Ac4=, srrn i. q, need to eul1sso uon the TACT
t!al tr condition ot Our Lanks Ia that Respect IL
not Whit II sioald be. II clearly shows That the ~.
lat!On between reserves aal nb!ltes IL uut prop.
cry ad]u'td. even although 1t Iaay oil tho te4ulsa-
Mems Of tn. law, 1t Til. ti,nc u yeas lhe b4nls
should be stru1. In grec1ACks 30 ~ to w in good
condition u sakr alvantAse .: lar !ucslaseu d..
p1Hl for usoasy, which, J! MT ccrtn ~ ro.ne, II
It ieaa expected alI hoped for. II In the prr.ent
du!i.'ats VI the market, With gsusNl svw fate.,
National Republican., 1877-11-19
Commerce.


GEonGErows, d. G., Nov. I7.-There were no offer.
inGs on Change to-day, and grain may be quoted
non,innlly at former prices, with market firm.
BAETIMoRR. Nov. i7-Cotton quiet and easier; mid.
Flour firm. quiet, and unchanged.
% and nn,Ss hesr s9sfTn Eed SSea 70 PRIME & NJ
Western winter red spot and November, si.il't De-
cenIber. si.ns.
somIhcr WRc sc WfH DO yoow n SSs Sassas s" o
Western mixed. spot gni November, Gic; pecerhber.
I'D. ''''''' "-'''' D'''"''' "'''' '"''"'S y '''''
western este White, Nv VAN y H DO. mixed S Si"s5c ''''''
Rye quiet and steady; GidGjc.
Hay steady and unchanged.
provisions gui"t aud unchanged. n. o,x,,.-
nuttHr-Ih9ire Western active and firm 9ig@3c.
Petroleum dull; crude, &C; refined l2'tc
Coffee dull ""h nominal.
SSEEnf WEEsky s;%TIy d%f. 4 I,ti.Sia;'SSleij;
Rerctpts-flonr 4nG wheat, lGSf corn. 1000;
Erw YonK. Nov. r7.-Couon quiet; uplnnds. llyic;
Orleans, Ilac. Sales I27 bales, Consolidated net Te.
c"ipts, 3lHi bales. Exports - Great Britain, 5ll7
Flour withnnt decided chang, with only very mod.
sgnmon 10 GiT oSt+% so"%Grm @ % @ FOR good IT6 G
Wheat opened ,lull and heavy, but closed n shade
demand and nr Sn.culaIiyc inquiry; sr.*2 for No.
sSSn iJi for white slate; sitc for red Canada
,on G@rh aTs & and rm RI Tli good export sn9 I
S.c ior New Yo,E @ ~ &c for Ennss mix HSoa :, S5s
eTnI bhqGlC for new yellow Jersey.
Oats dull and IN buyers favor; Adslc for mixed
W,scrn nnd state; 37NpAs for white do, includ nE
New York No. .; whit, arc: New York No. l, SIC.
Pork heavy aud lower; mess, SlLloagAn.
Beef steady.
| lard heavy and lower prime steam, $500 s.5'ts
| closing nj $50 for old aud Ss.i2is for new.
| Petroleum dull; crude irmer and refined nomina
| at H.
'onee nu' snd heavy
! nuon? scf find In better demand.
| Rice quiet
| Moltsses steady, with moderate inquiry.
Spirits of turpentne steady; 3ilsaSic
RoSln unchanged.
ITeights 10 Liverpool dull; cotton, per sail 3l0n
7.f2d; per 1T am I'D: grain, I'D.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
A Pleasant Reception Party

The reception rendered to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mason Brown, nee Miss Ward, OF Chi
cago, on Saturday evening, by Mr., aud Nrs. $.
p Brown, proved in every sense most bril-
liant success. Among those present were
Postmaster-General and Mrs. Key, Assistant
Postmaster-G General and Mrs. Tyner, Gen. Van
Vleet, Hon. A. N. Clapp and his accomplished
daughter, General and Mrs. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ramsdell, Mr.. John
A. Raft, Senator and Mrs. COnover, Mr.. W. l..
Brown, Miss Mary Cake, Miss Lou Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Ruff, Prof Fristoe, Mr.. Ryland
Ruff, Judge and Mrs. Macarthur, Miss julia
Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mattingiy'
and many others. A sumptuous banquet was
one of the pleasant adjuncts to the reception,
and while the younger portion Of the party
enjoyed the dancing the more potent, reverend
and grave INDUCED In pleasant conversation.
| 1t was altogether most enjoyable affair.
National Republican., 1877-11-19


AuCTIONEERs.
Duncanson RrUs., Ninth and ID sts.
Wash. d. Williams, D. cor. Tenth street
AWNINGS.
J. e. Hogan, III Market space
BOOKSELLEHS AND sTATfONERs.
s2ISmons & Chapman, oli rGnnsylyon9 avenue
Mn Baleniync. tss Seventh street. .,.
%SaRcf S row Pa ave. and nTSn st
BILIlARIrS.
scanlon n Co., seRton Hal Ninth and streets.
BAKERS.
Felix Desfosses, col2 u street.
CLOTHING.
Il. s. Justh, 6Io street.
DRUGGISTS.
Conshlin's Temple Drug store, = and Ninth streets.
Entwislc Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G. Townsend, 7U7 N street northwest
Mrs 3; Z Fuller. Art School. 1918 street n. W.
Miss Narrower. 1850 street.
Georgetown m College GeorSetown. D. 9
FSrk seminar s5 III Fiah S street rec no 1"riRwesi
Columbian University, Fourteenth street.
Prof John Esputis Music, loot = street
Musical hssdeniy: ! + tsuISsId IS, ( street
Law Department, HStiona Gniversity. ''''''
FINE ARTS
Markriter, 6s Il street northwest
HOTELS.
Nsss MGsss Pesnsr psns Fse",S @ sHd streets
Wormley's: ii and fifteenth \ reefs.
sherman House, 216 and us Third street.
Morton House, ~ and o2i street
fremont House.
HATTERS.
b. II. stinemety, 1871 Pennsylvania avenue.
INSURANCE.
Gcrmhnla Fire Insurance Company, OF u. C., Gsj n
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street
Georgetown.
JEWELLERS
S. GOldsteln & Co, corner Tenth and streets
LUMBER
wheatley Bros, Georgetown. II. q.
LOAN OFFICES.
s. Goldstein 4 Co. corner Tenth and streets
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and streets
e. Stnlzer, 1873 street
A. Saks & Co, seventh street.
d. Robinson 4 Co.. 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
REsrAuRANTs.
Parlslan Restaurant, 1874 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Sanders & stayman Penna. ave and Twelfth street.
PAPERHANGINGs.
John Alexander. i2Jl Pennsylvania avenue.
PHoTOLTH0GRAPHER.
Norris Peters, Photo-lithographer. No As Penn
sylvania avenue
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Hartley, VA New York avenue
REAL ESTATE
b. II. Warner, 9i6 street northwest.
John sherman, 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch FOX, Frecdmans bapk building, 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINEa
| McKenney 4 Co., CT Ninth street
TRUNKS
Murray's, s05 Pennsylvania avenue.
gNDERTAKERS
r. W. Barker, az Eleventh street.
II, H. Harvey, glI l. street.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
the
NORTH, West, NORTHWEST AND SouTHwEsT.
NOVEMBER IS, 1917
LEAVE wAsHIsarUS.
300 a. M, Baltimore and way stations.
$50 n M, Baltimore, Annapolis and way stations.
500 q. M, Baltimore Express.
$40 a. M, Piedmont, StrasburR. Winchester Hagers-
lown, Point OF Rocks and way stations.
=, $50 n M, New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Bal
\more express.
$3.50 A. m, ~. louis, CINCINNATI, Chicago, Pitts
eurg express, Valley Branch, Hagerstown, except
'eCoa. M, baltimore and way stations, on Sunday
sonnects for Annapolis.
1910 n. IN, baltimore express.
lsi0 a. ni. baltimore Elllcou City, Annpaolls and
siO p M, New York and Philadelphia Express.
Connects for Frederick.
$50 r. m. Baltimore and way stations.
$50 y. m Baltimore and Laurel Express
4H D. m Pt. OF Rocks, Frederick, IIagerstown, VIM
thcster and way stations.
$50 y. m, Balto, Annapolis and way stations,
s6Dp m, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
express BadensbuTg Laurel. and Relay. Passen
gers for Norfolk taken In the cars direct Ia boat.
'B,S y. No., Chicago and Columbus express Win
chester and Hhgerstown, except Sunday.
s0:50 p. M, Baltimore and way stations
TSO D. m., Baltimore express
fH2b y. m., 81. Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsburg eN
press.
expre-a
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
snnday. myi5tf
National Republican., 1877-11-19
W0MAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fannie -. Ward.

Prayer.
Why wilt thou pray? Why storm with cries
His ear, who rides the laundering skies
Aud passes wrathfnl by2
Ills laws stand firm lie NAV not hear;
Thy life, thy death, IN His career
Arc but as steps. He will not hear,
Though thou shalt loudly cryi
Most like most like! yet the son tear,
Fresh dropped upon the scnyelcss bier,
Hath vrtue-nUt that small.
Thy sod why dost thou ttrew with nowers7
The dead man walks not IN thy bowers;
lie Will not rise TO sorrows showers,
Nor feel when soft flowers fall.
And yet thou weep'st. Much more mayst thos
Pay TO the living God thy vow,
Aud pour the heartfelt prayer.
Det Logic Is but Rcasons tool
Reason a child In Natures school;
We may not JOY nor grevc by rule,
Nor syllogizc prayer.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
FIS4SCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance,

The sub-treasury balances IN New York Saturday
were: Gold. ssi,52sIIG currency tf2pbH The
snbTreasurer paid out account OF interest t3i go
and for bonds, sso96o Customs receipts $4,000.
In New York saturday money was quoted at a0gt
Exchange. long, ts; short 49,. Gold quiet at iO'.
Rates for carrying, 2GIL
Government bonds hrmor, at the following quota.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
e. A. JAMES,
\. T. CItlTTENnEN,
J.T. CoLDwELI. Statesman.

J. T. tOLDWElI- Salesman. nolidSdI
u II. WARNER.
Ds Real Estate AurHlonUCr
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A TliREEsTonT BRICK
DWELLING ON THE WEST SIDE or SECOND
STREET hEiMEEiN r., MASSA 3; AlI,IiusErrs AV-
IIy virtue Of deed OF trust dated May II, A. ID.
isT5 duly rrcOrde In L6er No. S,l, Folio 40, one OF
tho land records for the District of Columbia and At
The request of the party secured thereby will sell At
public auction In front of he premises onSAIIRDAS,
November y, ls57 nj O'Clock m the following de
srrlhrd real estate situate In tile GUY Of Washington,
H. q, To wit SUhOt twCnynnC t.t) In :. 4, Terry +
subdivision Of original lot one ~, In square seven
hundred aud twenty-five lsl) Us The same N recorded
on the books of the surveyor Of said city, together
with the improvements, dc; subject, however 10 q
deed nr trust. dated January d, lST7 for i, payable
live years nncr date with Interest at ten per cont per
anntlni and recorded libcr No SEi, Folio liA, of the
land records for said District.
Ternls SjO0, with interest at ten per cent. per an
mum from May H. lS17 10 day of sale and expense OF
sale In Cls h; and the balance NJ three months for
which the OF the purchaser hearing interest irOnI
the day Of sale and secured by deed Of trust Will he
taken, deposit Of eiy required nt the Time of sale,
and all convcyancing at purcascr's cost;
ROBERT COHEN, JR.,
II. y. LOWE,
J. T. COLpwEIL, Salesman. Trustees.
Nov. Il pUAls,
National Republican., 1877-11-19

go d street northwest
Orders by mail promptly attended to. iapi
ssNOw IL THE TINE TO SELL" LADIES
IN Gents and Childrens Cast of Wearing Ap-
pArel Boots, Shoes, &c. At extraordinary high cash
prices NJ "JrSTHS Old Stand" No. dlo ID street
northwest AL notes by mall Will be promptly at
tended 10. sepliu
National Republican., 1877-11-19
Future Days.
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.

TNRusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. phoPERTY ON STREET NoRILI,MyvlEe,SSIii,
STREET NORTHWEST.
ny virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF tho
District ,ot Columbia, passed in equity cause, No
5572 shall offer for sale by public auction, on Uf
DAY, November q, 1877, at four o'clock D. M, III
front of the premises lot numbered nineteen. 40,
and improvements, in square numbered one hundred
and forty, uN)
twelve, and eighteen months credit payments TO bear
interest from day of sale and be secured TO the sails
faction OF the trustee; 500 deposit required accep
tancc Of bid and the terms OF sale TO be complied
with In ten days. On Noncompliance the trustee re
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the
defanltlng purchaser. JOHN u FAY. Trustee,
AT seventh street northwest.
noyIp- -MWF&ds p A, ELLIE AuCt
National Republican., 1877-11-19
noli.WEMSds
r II. WARNER,

TRrsTERS SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoy.
an REAL ESTATE BEtNG TIE WHOLE Of
UATED BErWEEN CoNNEITICUT AVENUE
AND NINETEENTH AND NJ AND n STREETS
NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated May a. ls73, duly
recorded In lber No. us, folio TO- of the land
quest Of the party secured thereby will sell at pub
lie auction, IN fiont of premise on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEM BER Is 1877,
nj four o'clock y, ni., all Of the square numbered
known, lad out. and distinguished on the plat and
ground plan of the city of Was Tton. In the District
oftolumbia as square numbec'd d one hundred and
ihlrty-nine (iD,) together with all the ways
same belonging.
Terms of sale; One.third clsll anl the remainder
aTalle In SIX, twelve, eighteen, and tNenty-ionr
months, with interest at pnr cent. per annum from
the day ol sale secured by deed of trust the prop
rrty sold deposit Of Il 900 will he required at the
time of sale. Al COnvcyancIng to be at the uurclas
ers cost II the terms OF sale not complied within
seven days the trustees the right to resell the
property nj the cost and risk OF the deluling pur'
chnSrr.
&, A. JAMES,
National Republican., 1877-11-19
- ~ DDulslhnA hNrhue nofthWe'
noyi6-ThsTuSds GEORGE TRUEsDELL, Auc
T T. CoLDwELl, Real Estate aucuoneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A Tw0STORY FRAME
STORE AND DWELLING, ON THE NORTH.
WEST CORNER OF SEVENTH. STREET ROAD
AND GRANT AVENUE, JUST BEYOND
BOUNDARY STREET.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated May s. 4: D. 1873,
duly recorded In Lber No 100 folio -, Of the land
records for the District Of Columbia and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, will sell ut pub
lie auction, In front OF the premises, on SATURDAY,
December is5 at four o'clock m, all that piece or
parcel OF ground lying In the county nr wasnlngt0n
District Of Columbia knGwl q and saig part Of lot
nnmoer'd ;;x,snS-sS, na,f in Wright 4 Does SUBJ
civisi6h OF si6unt Pleasant, teynning for the
on the sevenhstree road at the southeast corner OF
said lot seventy six, (7B and running thence north
ery along said street road twenty Coz feet thence
westerly one hundred and six UpD feet and six (6l
inches thence southery twenty tDl feet TO the south
line of said lot; aud thence easterly along the said
south limo hundred and siN (0J feet and six 6)
inches TO the place Of beginning together with the
improvements nc.
Terms: Onc.thIrL cash, and the balance ut six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest at eight per
cent per annum, secured by deed of trust on the
property sold all cash at option Of the purchaser
deposit OF sOJ required at the time of sale and all
conyeynnc!ng at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
piled with In seven days.
AAhREGT AkRtNTRb & HAWkE1 H. WkE1nvER. Trustees.
...ttN n h.la
National Republican., 1877-11-19
DIRECTORY.
The Principal business Houses Of wash.
ington.

The following is published for The tc''eft Of Tfac-
cling Sdiesmen, Strangers, and the pubic geHer-
oHy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 proue Of interest 10 aH wlo intend
tra,isdcting business Ia Washington.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
W. II. a o. II. MORRISON.
Q. O. PURSEII,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Nftff =. Ninth . raa M n lxxu

O. O. PURSEII,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
ocai I'm ~422 Ninth street northwest.
I Attest CATIoNs.-ElEMENTs OF
p75; Pegasus Rssaddi,d Penne ss.sSs ptnraa Paint G
One summer, .si2E undcrhrush, J. Il Fields, sl2E
PHYLLIS, y Ccuts; Nicholas Minturn, J, q. Holland
S5& Literature and science Primers, 80 cents
PnnOla, Mrs. dorsey u so Cycopgdia Of Education
T.; LIl-Eair FAT With Golden Hair "a We have
lust recelved a large assortment OF Photographs,
ph9to.inho' raphs, Chromo LiIhogEaphs, GrlPhoi
the most desirable goods OF the kind over presented
and ut very low rates EN-. WHITAKER 4 son,
oclsual 0il Penna avenue, Vernon Row.
NoNARCHIEs OF EUROPE. RUSSIA, AIS.
AVA trIa, Italy; by John 4. G. Abbott, 3 vols k5ah
THE BHiISNING OF CHRISTIANITY; by
BeOrge r. Fisher. ~ d.; g.
OUR THEOLOGICAL CENTURY; by John +.
LXPsED hut NOT LOST; by author Of scnon.
berp-t'uta Family sl.2h
KNIGHT OFTllE MN NETEENTH CENTURY I;
by r. T.. Rows ti.Ja
.,AnRlFT IN fHE ICE-FIELDs; by Capt. Charles
W. HALL sl,51
Burnett; ti.2i
NILLIAM BALLANTYNE,
oCa0lf ~ seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-11-19
LIVERY STABLES.

WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH BY THE
w hour, day. or month, first class Carriages at
reasonable prices and short notcss Our stock
consists OF 1andans Clarence-, Coupes, Light Hug
gies, Pony Phaetons, Saddle Horses, and In fact
Boarding Stable
We clip horsea with the American horse-clippng
machine IN two hours without singeing
Entrance TO the stables on i street, between Thir-
noi.am s. b. oLCoTT SON.
National Republican., 1877-11-19

ID WOOD AND COAL
AT the Depot, New York avenue, between Sixth and
seventh streets northwest
Best quality OF Coal, $40 per ton and upward; Pine
Wnnd. Is prr cord. Onk, q ocli-am
National Republican., 1877-11-19
WOOD AND COAL.

q l., SHERIFF, DEALER IN BEST QUAIL
W. lies OF Coal and Wood, iiii Pennsylvania ave
nue., between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, soutl
side, and 8ss Pennsylvania avenue between Thrt
and Fourand-a -ard-a-half streets, south side. Depo
and mill, Sixth street wharf Potomac river. Honor
able dealings and hr prices oci3-tf
National Republican., 1877-11-19
GREAT
1877

ISIl '''ni ISI
- pENNsyLyAaIA ROUTE 80
.rlrnBfS sshsRSs asdssitlSSSSf nsplr
TRAINS Leave WHsRfSefos,, nom Depot, cor.
For nfs Pns AND snS ss Il S s'S~i % dy with
Fl siEE SSB SIS FSfSs Il 4 SISsSa
Win FaiaSe Cars . Watkins Foi @IiliSm1aspoIt'
for SSs Yak Ard sSs Ess., 10 n. and 80 P m
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, 12o a. m daily, er.
For sSooEyn, Rev York. all through trains connect
ai Jersey CITY with boats Of g %Broooklyn Annex"
oas dref nd ew Sd
yo,s h sp9 sssnns ns Ess, Ram sy except
For P6sdspnIa 2 iso p n daily sHcep, SUNDAY and
SS n oT dn ssSsp, sSpdsy an,
p m. daily, except Sunday.
For Popes Creek Line, s:o5 a. m. and $40 p m daily
For Annapolis, SIS a. m and $40 .. M daily. except
Sunday.
ALExAEPRIA AND FEEDEnIcEsPgRa I BAII-
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 81 g. $40 10. II, m. O. go ., o, I.
h m; & on Sunday @ s; a. sio :. m n and and p m
for tne son'h i yia hlcIm9nd, 20 a. M daily' and
Trains isaye xfss9hsfis Tor Washington, az, $40,
un S suSdSy iS al al g. sla and iS @ H. aSd e fSG & M
Tickets, information, sleeping and parlor-car ac-
east of Thirteenth and ay.
enuc. northeast corner of sixth street and Pennsyl
len for the checking Of baggage to destination from
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. api usI.