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National Republican., 1877-10-16

pledges xll; Ladies aud dents I1thing, Pictures,
~sri srI&s SG Per order hMks II X fH!Hb Wfb Aueoneo
Il Real Estate and General Business Agents.
EXTESsIyE E sAtE Az T,Sfs HEP
9afss fR !SSRAif s1SS t Fi%So
HORSE COUPE, GAS@FS:Eor ;iiSS$sE rHnros AND
sGS tS SG At Of = SS Sa w tI st Of
in this city comprising e hpsan Gnyt,
Elegant Suite of Walnut on Frame and Murquetine'
81 Of and cover cost $40.
Po%BS rer n Sa Mantle Bronze CLOCK
%anns and GIl, Truce cornIocs,
Brussels Carpet raip'ISfTs pIETSTy STa orHHman''
Walnut Library Suite, in Leather : Pieces
ty;nSsI eT2nfI P.TSS ron b.s' b.,K and omcc Chair
Library S, 1aSiei ali Walnut Cabinet,
Carpet Lace o"r'nn nDniSiNo ROOM
WSImS, WSInS, r IlllFr y ISssnsEI ES.sms,Sn Table
Walnut Arm c. S. Dining Chairs,
piHstee Ware China ard Glassware; Carpets
Hall M md ND stair Carpets, Linen and Rods,
NJ. 4. waiuat Hall SIIrd nd ,oon
Magnificent Walnut RtSE tSamSeT ts92a sSi 4 p,ece,
Magnificent Rlue BrOcntele suite, very handsome,
Magnifcen, B'ue silk WorsIei Curtains (nade In
Europe.)
Magnificent Blue Carpets. Rug|, Ornaments, &c,
Hue and White Toilet Set,
Wire and Hair MATTRESSES, Bedding. &C.,
GREE N ROOM.
Splendid Walnut Chamber set,
Carpet Rugs, Reming on Sewing. Machine,
Bedds sid HIa Green M,Ts and wSiiS roc, Sets,
RED ROOM.
Walnut Chamber Set. 10 picc1s
Lace Curtains, Cirpets, Rugs,
Toilet War, Hair md Spring Mattresses,
Pillows, Bedding. &C.
Together with contents OF Servants Rooms Kitchen
and the usual Furniture Of upper floors, too nu'
nerous to mention.
ALSO,
AZ 70 o'clock prompt, same day and place, we will
| sell
One HOrs'; one Coupe, In coed order,
One Cnnupy-Top PhRtOn and Harness
All the above being the property Of family who is
declining housekeeping The Furniture Is nearly new
AMI d. to order II Ia seldom such chance Is
| obtained to purchase elegant and well.made furn
tufe.
F.street cars pass the ,or: Avenue cars within
| three squares. DUNCANSON BROs.,
oClJJt AuctiOncers.
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DowNMAN GREEN, AuctIoneer.
Az Seventh street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE ON q STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS
WEST. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, u. e.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust dated February T. 1870
and the request Of the holder OF the notes secured
~ s' ocinsar Ia AZ "a, m m on
othe premises the east part oflot No o. In square No.
IA fronting 81 feet u street north, and running
back with that width is3 feet TO the of said lot
This property II u firsClaSS building site. The I'M.
prOvemGnts now on II consist OF two small brick
dwelling houses
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash (or which 800 must
be paid the spot the time OF sale the residue Of
the purchase money TO be- paid In equal nStalmcnts
In six. twelve and eighteen months from the day of
sale, with interest at eight per cent per nnnun and
to be secured by the purchasers notes and deed Of
trust the premises. II the terms of sale are not
the trustee reserves the right To resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the demultng purchaser All
COnveyRncing at purchasers cost c. lNtiIE,
OCD IuIhSSls Trustee,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioncers.

COMFORTABLE TwO-STORY AND BASEMENT
IRFs.BRICK BAY. WINDOW HOUSE. No. lDs
I STREET NORTHWEST
On WEDNFSDAI AFTERNOON October II, Mt 5
o'clock, we viii stl III front OF the promises lot S. Of
Gons subdivision OF square IS, fronting 20 feet
nc.e' on North street. and running back ~ feet to
" loot alley, improved by twostOry and base
nicnt Bftck House. No 1873, containing nine roJnis
with all modern yenences; val = painted In oil
cOOri. This house was built for owners use and Is
the city
. Terms s5oo cash; s2tC0 can remain on the property
for two years balance In sig, twelve and eighteen
months, with notes bearing eight per cent. interest
aud secured by deed Of iiuI on the property sold.
deposit OF slOJ required sold. Can be exam
ned previous to sale Key ut corner of Thirt nenth
and 4 streets DUNCANSON BROS,
DglB-tlNd, II
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oci3-dSds
DE- street, opposite Masonic Temple

By virtue OF decd of trust. dated the 18Th day Of
August 1879 duly recorded In Ihtr No. ~, folio as,
one OF the land records OF the District Of Columbia.
and tho request OF the party secured thereby, will
MONDAY, the 5th day of November, 1877, at
O'Clock y. M, sell the following real estate situate In
the city Of Washington, ID. C., to wit: Known lot
leltcred T. In Mctiuire's subdNiso of original lot
numbered fourteen, (li.) III square numbered 1--WE
hundred and ninety four tSDi) fronting on Four aud
mhaf street, between Virginia avenue and Estreet
southwest. improved by q two4Siory brick house.
Terms Fifteen hundre, dollars, with accrued inter
est, cash; the balance In six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest, secured by deed OF trust
deposit of 500 required at the time of sale. and all
conveyRncing at the cost OF the purchaser. Terms to
JOSEPH JOSEPH.
Get W&ds Trustee.
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without Dining.


Miss Josephine Whitehouse, daughter Of or.
Congressman Whitehouse, New York mil
lionaire was married on the 10th instant to 4
N. Howell, esq. The bride Is petit and e.
tremely beautiful, and tho we'll popu-
larity of the groom needs no comment The
happy pair have received the congratulations
of a large number of Washington friends, ana
leave to-day for California.
The engagement of Mr.. J. s. Benedict and
Miss Cora b. Chase Is announced.
Travellers visiting Mount Vernon will do
we'll to provide themselves with the "yisitprI
Guide" an instructive little book compiled
by Washington young lady, Miss Z. b.
johnson, which may be purchased at the Man
sion house, where it Is sold under the suspices
of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association.
The first dancing party of the season occun
next Friday evening at Msrini's hall in bo-
half Of the Children's Hospital, Q worthy
charity, which should meet with liberal pa-
tronage.
Mr. D. C. Forney, editor and proprietor Of
the Sunday Chronicle, has rented his house in
Grant Place for tho winter and taken rooms
with his family at hotel. Their daughter is
still at the Patapsco Female Seminary, Mary.
land.
Mrs Dahlgren. who has been spending tho
summer among the Maryland mountains near
Frederick, is expected home the latter part Of
the present week.
Among other dcbHiantes the coming season
may be mentioned Miss Belle kilbOurn, tho
pretty and accomplished daughter of Hallctt
Kilbourn, esq, and the daughter of Commis
sioncr Bryan.
Mr.. A. j. Wilson, who has charge Of tho
triangulatiOn branch of llaydcn's survey, has
returned from California with his wife and
taken winter quarters at the National.
Mr., Landcrs Ivring, Of Canandagna, N. "
nephew of the ilustrOus Washington Irving
is about to take up his abode in Washington
with his family. At present they are guests
of Mrs. Wilkes but are TO reside on NJ street.
Mr. X. c. Fox and family have returned to
their home, No. li09 Massachusetts avenue,
which was recently occupied by the Secretary
Of State.
General James A, Garfield and family have
returned from their long sumniering in Ohio,
and are now at their home, corner Thirteenth
and streets, opposite franklin square.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
EXCURSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hollings
head Is the only beat allowed TO land passengers At
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking this
steamer (which Is connected with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon AssOciatiOn) avoid riding In ambulsnces
three miles AZ by other lines.
Round trip, o., Including admission to Mansion and
Grounds
Steamer leaves Seventh street wharf DAILY, (Sun
day eHcepIed) at 10 ~ ~. and returns about p. IN.
]. Neil liDl.LINGSWORTH,
Supt LADIES' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK HDLLlSGSllEAD d. str, Arrow iy2.u
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DUNCANsoN BROS, AuctionecrS
~ Ninth and u streets northwest,

TRUSTEES SALE or. PROPERTY. on FIFTH
STREET. BETWEEN l. AND 81 STREETS
NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, duly recorded IN Der
TaS folio at5 one of the land records for District OF
Columbia and by Request of the party secured there
by, VIII sell nj Rurtlon IN front of The premises on
o'clock, lot H. in CalLns subdivision Of square
No. SD, together with improvements, hereditnments,
g.. appcrtainlng.
Terms OF sale: one third cash balance In six and
twelve months notes bearing per cent. interest," and
secured by deed OF trust the premises sold de-
post OF S1 required as soon sold II terms of sale
are not complied with Within days from day OF
sale the trustee reserves the rgt to resell the prop
cry at risk and cost OF deiaulting purchaser, upon
giving live days notice In NArIoSAL RErrBLICAS
newspaper. Conveyancing nt purchasers cost!
octl3STuTh6ds Trustee,
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W. II. 4 o. II. MORRISON,

ocsf No. 475 PennsylvanlR avenue.
THF LATEST.
Egypt us II Is: McCoan S7h
One Year Abroad, by author of One Summer; sl.1S
Silent aud True. Mnry Agnes Fleming si76
Nicholas MintuTu, J. q, Holland si.I5.
biography Of Alfred DE Musset. from the French;
Life OF J. NJ W. Turner, Thornburg saE
Dean Stanley; sI.7S =
Christianity and Humanity. J. Starr King g.
Handbook of Public Galleries OF Europe, Kate
ThompSon; 81
Baroness of New York, joaquin Miller; si1S Bos.
ton Monday LECTURES. biology Cook; $50 Life OF
Count Caror, Mazade; si MrS Edwards the Blue
Stocking 5r large assortment of the newest
styles Of Papeteries and Note Paper
SOLOMONS 4 CHAPMAN
Metropolitan booksellers,
ocSu oil Pennsylvania avenue.
NJ EW b KS At
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The Programme Of Studies for the year beginning
National Republican., 1877-10-16
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON

- The new, sar and cOmmodOus steamer MARY
WASH NOTION u now carrying pRs,engers to Mt
Vernon and furnishing carriages To transport them
TO the Mansion BY Ins route persons avoid ho!
miles not three. Lpavcs seventh street wharf every
day SUNDAY eNcepted) ut 1900 m and about
$3.50 y NJ. Fare u, Including admission and carriage
ride 10 and fronl the Mansion. leRe-tf
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ccr r'v&hs
rJNHnNAs L. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auc.
l. ton er.

\ ton
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRoVED REAL
FSTATE.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated on the 18th day
OF February, A d. 1870, aud recorded In Liber No
st, folio aB of the land records for the District
Of Columbia, and also by leave granted by the SUI
premc Court ofthe Dft'iCt Of Columbia by an order
passed the 2ih day OF september, A. d. sI7 In the
case OF Hume ct al sweet ct al. No. 5,tl equity
docket l6 I will, on SATURDAY, the 2Dth day of o.
toner, A. u. 1871 n I:D O'Clock u, offer for sale, In
r'n OF the premises, at publ auction to the highest
bidder the following real estate In Washington city,
In the District of Columbia that is say original lois
numbered one, y two 60 four and sey,n, q In
Terms of sale: one half cash, tn" balance In SIX (6
and twelve N2) months. with inierts ut the rate OF
the purchaser purchasers and deed of trust to the
satisfaction of the trustee, all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser; 81 deposit on acceptance of the
bid, and conveyanciug and recording at purchaser
fvO days from day of sale. the trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser Rter seven days notice In
the NATIONAL REpuBLICAS.
CALDERON CARLISLE, Trustee.
n r,,EN
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AUCTION SALES-TO-DAY.
DIRCH & RoBEY, Auctiuneen
ID GSJ and 90 Louisiana avenue northwest.

will sell at the Bnzaar OF Birch q Rpbey, on
TUESDAY, lGh October. 1877, ut u o'clock, the cele
brntrd trottnR horse Deception, warranted sound,
Irci TO trOt lhrcc heat inside of:o or no sale; can
b., driven by the most tmd person; fearless OF loco
motive, drives with open brldlc-the properly Of a
private gentleman leaving the city on account Of
sickness lie II also OF the fines, ead He horses In
the city; lady can drive him. Can be seen ut thu
stable OF JAMES PUMPHREY, street, between
-Four aHda.haf aud sixth streets northwest, before
day OF sae
octl52t j. w. BAILEY.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
WOMAN'S CORNER.
Edited By Fannie y. Ward.

The Ladies' are cordially inriicd 10 contribute 70.
cisty Items Short Sketches, Social Gossip, Pocms-
anything nersy aud oppropridte-to This depart
menf. PLEASE address all such communications
10 The Republican Office, care Editress Of he CoS.
ner.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
Opening OF the Forty-rinh Congress.

The attendance of ladies at the Capitol yes
tcrday was unusually large, the galleries being
crowded to their utmost capacity, and every
doorway filled far out into the hall by anxious
ones awaiting their turn" The more digni-
fed became less democratic. Galleries rs-
served for the families of diplomats and Con-
grcssmcn, though well filled, are never over
flowing, as none but the favored few are ad-
mittcd. Among the old familiar faces of other
sessions we noticed the wives and daugh tcrs
of many of the new members, besides several
of the foreign countenances and costumes ~
our "cnyoys extraordinary" from abroad.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

STOVES.
STOyES, RANGES. Furnaces AND
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
THE STOTE "CROHN JEWEL"
is the hanisomest and most perfect base burner
offered To the public: this, together with the
"MORNING GLORY"
and all the best base burning and ether stoves In the
market, are kept by u.s.
FIRE PLACE STOVES, WOODS. BIBBs, SEX
TONS, and all Others In market.
FURNACES.
Colds Perfect Heater, and nearly every other
kind that muy he required, both portable, and for
setting In brick work.
RANGES.
The Empire Is unrivaled for the combined pur
pose OF doing tho ordinary cooking Of family,
and nj the same time heating rooms above; other
ranges, both elevated and low oven
All work connected with these goods done by the
most skillfll mechanics. Prices reasonable.
H. 7. GREGQRY,
oc5r 63i Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
Open Your Mouth and shut Your Ego.

BY GERALD MASSEY.
open your mouth and shut your eyes"
Three little maidcns were saying.
And see what God sends you" Little they
thought
He listened while they were playing;
So little we guess that n light, light word
AZ times may be more than praying.
81" said Kate with merry blue eyes,
Would have lots Of fr0liC and folly"
81, said Lu, with bOnny brown hair
would have life always smiling and Jolly"
And would have just what our Father may
send"
Said ovablo little pale Polly.
Life came for the two with sweetness new,
Every morning In gloss and giStcr:
But our Father above In a gnsh Of Great love
Caught up little Polly and kissed kef;
And the church. yard nestled another wee grave,
The angels another wee sister.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
LADY CORRESPONDENT

there were the wcll-known "Olivia," (Mrs
Briggs, Of the NnionD Mary Clemmer, in fault
less costume of navy blue silk, looking healthy
and happy from her summers sojourn In the
Catskills; Mrs. j. W. lIaydarre, the new corre-
spondcnt Of the Chicago Times, who, by tho
way, is an acquisition r, literary circles; Mrs
Mary Fields, Bessie Beach," Mrs. DIR. Lin
cOnD Miss Emma James. of Cleveland, and
the charming little Mrs. Sncad, while hcr
daughter, Miss Grundy," bcamrd over the
way in the Diplomatic gallery. Speaking Of
these two ladies, 1t is difficult to believe that
they are really mother and daughter-so petis
aud youthful Is the elder, so dignifed and
stately the younger.
As to the male members Of the press. this
column could scare contain their names suffice
it to say that every journal in the land is rep
resented, from the Burlington Buglc, of Maine,
to the AIii-Chincss, Of California.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
A UCTION SALE OF TWO NEAT TWO STORY
"A BRICK DWELLINGS WITH THE LOTS
THEY STAND on. LOCATED ON THE
N EnRTH SIDE IInSG OF sNnIl M9RrH @ I @STkEEr De nE,
SEY AVENUE, IN WASHINGTON CITY

d. &.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated June T. 1871 duly
recorded In libcr So folio 2' Of the land records
for tho District Of Columbia, and by drection Of the
party secured thereby, we will offer for sale at public
auction, In front OF the premlses on TCFsSDAS, OC-
!nber -. Isl; at o'clock T. m, lots ! and 3 Of
the improvements, tc thereon aud thereto belong
ing. In Washington city, District Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One third cash, third IN six
months and one third In twelve months; or all cash,
NJ the option of the purchaser. The purchaser s
promiSsory notes to ~ given for the deferred pay
mrnts bearing interest from the day of sale and TO be
secured by deed OF trust oil the property sold and
u satisfactory policy of insurance on The buildings.
All cOnve ynncmg at purchasers cost 800 deposit
acceptance Of each bid.
n. M-lhs property will he sold subject TO Two
trusts Of prior date. one dated July 1876, and
recorded III Lber Sa9 folio a. Of said land records 10
secure certain prUmlssOTy note for tiOOO dated July
l. 1916 payable in two years amer date, and interest
thereon from July 1877 AT 10 per cent per annlm
until paid, PAYABLE seminnnuRlly, The other, dated
July lGd aud recorded IN said lbcr sS a. folio %,
TO secure the balance unpaid On two overdue prom
ssUry oIes dated July 1916, for S3hO each, being
Si0O on one with interest At 10 per cent. per annup
nom september I. 1871 and 80 on the other with
the same rate Ot interest from August 10, 1877.
MILTON q. BARSARDL
OcoTuThS6ds GEORGE ThUESDELL, AucI
National Republican., 1877-10-16
HOME COMFORTS.
n r " b o o KS At

EEllX DESFOSSES FRENCH BAKERY,
~ Established ls59,)
Is NEAts uF tSCKEAsISG SUCCESS
FELIX DFSFOSSE,
he Wellknewn and only real French baker Washing
Ton. has removed " Nj, 2DI2 II street between Twen
tclh and lwenlyhrsi streets near Pennsy lvania
nue. where, In house expressly built for the purpose
he hs greater facilities than before for the manufac
tuTc OF the best French and American Bread. French
Bread specially. Liberal terms offered to hotels
and dealers.
\, B,--Frsuch Bread Is recommended for persons
Of dsliOste hc,lh especially for those suffering nom
dyspepsL AeWprs III lnllLationA dlstf
National Republican., 1877-10-16

(NOAL AND WOOD.-HANING LEASED THE
~ old established Goa md Wood Yard corner OF
sixth and streets nor Invest and restOCk al the same
In addt on TO our prrsrt lCc ton, Nc si2 Filth street
Tthwest, we will keep hll stock OF lhp best QuRli
ties of WOOD AND COAL wlish We viii sell Of the
lOwet marke. IseI Sawed and Split Wood AM
Son CJnl IN Ter cover.
sCslm O T. WOOD 4 co.
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MEDICINAL.

HAPPY RELIEF
To all suffering from chronic diseases OF all kinds
Confidential consultation invited personally or by
mail. New method OF treatment New and reliable
remedies Books and circulars sent free In sealed
vclopes. Address Howard Association, 4i9 N. Ninth
street. Philadelphia Pa. an institution havinga high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
.kn,. myisIy
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
THE NEWEST ROCKS

IsIs UNVEILED; A Master.key TO the Mysteries
SrAnfient and ModsTn Sceace and Thsol9gy; vols,
TUhKS; RUSSIAN WARS WITH TURKEY. by
Ms,or Russell; DENlsoXS HISTORY OF THE
he,cEs s fg'ssSais sSTsS fnaWynp!TE G Al prcS IA
MAN LAW. by Lord Mackenzie. OUR NEW JU.
ptgiAL SYSTEM, by FuilinsHn,
ocI3V pookseller te5 PennsyiyanIa ayent,e
National Republican., 1877-10-16
IN THE PRESS GALLERIES

the omniprescnt scribcs were squeezed ~
closely as nature packs her seedlings, thoss
who have little business beyond ''occasionals"
for country wecklics, a. usual, occupying all
the favorable seats to the exclusion Of regular
reporters on daily Journals, who were fain 10
endite their sensational dispatches on their
hat-crowns in lieu of desks. Among the
National Republican., 1877-10-16
Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE

The Programme Of Studies for the year beginning
Sept. Is, 1877. will be sent application Je2FTu7w
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
1877 and i529 SPRUCE STREET PHILADELPHIA
For young ladies and misses Rcopens THU RS
DAY, September 20. Board and tuition In Latin,
English and French, per Hnnum sfnO
MADAME D. HERvILLY. Principal.
French IL the Language of the family. myst6m
l1ENNSYLNANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
L Chester, Pa, opens September 12. Location
hcalthnE grounds ample; building Somim,2dioMn4. M
the CLASSICS and ENGLISH. Careful supervision
Of Cadets For circulars apply to COL THEo
HYATT, President Jyls SIN
MUSICAL ACADEMY,
iYsi street northwest. Dr. J. p. CAULFIELD, Prin.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

A UCTION SALE ON UNREDEEMED
"A PLEDGES
well soil 10 II. X Fulton at is32 Pennsylvania
avenue, on WEDNESDAY, October u. at 70 o'clock
pledges, VIZ; Ladies' aud Gents nlthing, Pictures,
books, Clocks 0uns, neyolyers, silver and Plated
ware, &c. Per order H. X. Fulton
oci5.As JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer
National Republican., 1877-10-16
THE HOUSE LOOKED WELL

in its new dress of paint and whitcwash and
its new carpet of green Brussels--so exactly
matching the members desks, and candor
compels us to add. many of the occupants
thHrcol-and decided Improvement is notice.
able in the ventilation, although there is yet
room for more. We miss the familiar faces Of
those members who failed to be returned, but
no doubt we shall soon grow accustomed TO
the new ones in their places. "Le roi est mort,
rire h roi" And so wags the world. Tho
slow going
National Republican., 1877-10-16

7 .ANGUAGEs TAUGHT AND TRANSLATED
- French. Spanish Italian, German. &c-by
RICHARD S EVANS,
Ogll-ly
National Republican., 1877-10-16
WOOD AND COAL,

" ties OI Coal and Wood, Illi Pennsylvania ave,
nue., between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, south
side aud fss Pennsylvania avenue, between Third
and FOuT, and-and.ahalf strcUts south side. Depot
and mill sixth street wharf Po omac river. Honor
able dealings and Mr prices. OCiJtf
National Republican., 1877-10-16
SENATE,

where prosy speeches generally exercise .
soporiRc influence upon the yawning spectator,
has decided advantage over tho House on
such days as yesterday its membership being
so much less that the unmitigated bore of rolf
calling is sooner over; 80 that pompous body
adjourned with due dignity to await the
Presidents message fully an hour before Con-
gress had finished its preliminary struggles
Long before the question Of SpeskeShip was
decided the spectators thinned out rapidly,
most sensible people prefcrring promenade
In this glorious autumn weather TO the seetb~
ing turmoil of the House.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
NEW Law PUBLICATIONS

VOL 10 STATUTES AT LARGE, y.four,h
Congress.
WILLIAMS ON EXECUTORS, avols
BARTON'S LAW PRACTICE
TYLER ON PARTNERSHIP.
ABbDTrS NATIONAL DIGEST. vol. Z.
LAWS AMERICAN DIGEST OF PATENT,
COMMON LAW PRACTICE IN CIVIL AC-
TIQNS, by Walter T. Cox, of washinyiop, ID, &,
PROFFATT ON NOTARIES.
National Republican., 1877-10-16
BANKERS.
PETER CAMPBELL.

BANKER AND BROKER
Dealer In stocks, Government and Municipal
Bonds. Money loaned on approved securities In.
Ytstments made on hrst-rlas' securities only, at q
mOdtrtrr Cmmission. Pays the special taN.
1881 Prnnsy ylvania avenue, corner Fteentn street
(New torcoran buildIng) oclUtf
National Republican., 1877-10-16

Hs-sPECIAL NOTICE-wITH MANY THANKS
to friends and the public for their liberal patron
age beg TO state that my stock Of goods inciud-
ing ladies' and gentlemen's fnrntshings and fancy
goods Is complete, and composed largely Of goods Just
landed, and my customers shall have every advantage
of tho decline In both goods and gold.
have q better stock than ever Of ladies' under.
clothing; imported French. German and English
hosiery and corsets, to which invite special atten-
ton
Every style OF corset and ladies' and childrens un
derclothing made TO order at tho lowest prices.
ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
Ip Tenth street northwest.
N. n. French. German and Spanish spoken.
National Republican., 1877-10-16

Our stock Of Fancy and Staple Stationery was never
more attractive aud novel than now. Also. our Plain
Ing
As tho season advances we shall be in almost daily
Ecaipl OF novelties, or they appear In the
EortleIn markets. which we mean to sell AT the very