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New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
UNION GOSPEL SERVICES RESUMED.

UNION GOsPLL SEkNICES RESUMED.
Union Gospel services were resumed yester-
day at Chickering Hall after the Summers ntennssion
The Rev Samuel Colcord conducted the services being
assisted by a choir 100 nenbers led by Charles
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17

Louis Clubs by the Home
Club by of Z tO2
The following Is the championship record OF games play co.
won, and lost by the six League Clubs thus Iar:
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17

The Safe Of ADRIAN lsEIIS & Co. could nos
have been opened out Of business 10 IA ,yen ol D
thc bank. nd been protected by HOLMES lINlh o ~ =
s1stEM Wl,h that Durglry npos,De. Aaiu ohrc oiS
Bro .dway.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17

CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ABSTRACT OF RErogI FOR WEEK ENDING AT ~ sHPrEh
10, 1877.
BAROMETER. Inches. THERMOMETER btgIte,
.29NSi Mean ~ D
Max Mt pm. Sept. ~ 30O9 Max at y. m. sept i4S2
Min. AZ 3 pm.Sept l4.29.92l Min at . pm sept Ol-yi
40 Range.
REMARKS.
No rain this week ,o--u-
Distance travelled by during the week.397 miles
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At BUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
eam.7fo. Noon. 1872 M $50. Midnight ~.
Highest duruR the day S3. i0wesi. ~
Average 7jis same day. 1876. G3's.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
lAuuounccmcntAt

Sick Headaches, Nervousness and Female
Wrak,s. m ..lri u astonishing ,hut space ~ lc VIA
lloiNANs lifLg fAD. 67 MAIDEN llnc.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17

4 safe standby for the family, during tho
sea ON OF Chocra Norbu-. rummer Coup.all-. 'Iaal,
DftrrnU4- al Bowel CONT alliH, ls ll JAiNH ~
IA gE BAsAo admitted eifct,y, ana II Otci-ioi aA'A
aIIse. suie 20 prove usclhL
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
BROOKLYN.

Sergt. johnson. of the Police Mounted Squad. was
thrown from last Friday night Broadway ana Pat
metto ST. right leg broken In places the
knee.
Thomas Ebbs left 10000 in his will to his two
dauhters and $50 his son. Charles Ebbs latter con
teste the Will but Surrogate DALEY Saturday admitted
to probate.
r. j. North was seized with cramps and drowned
while bathing yesterday the river foot Joraemon
st. near steamship sarbarto, 10 which he belonged His
body was not recovered.
The Ross Street Presbyterian Church has invited
the Rev Archibald McCagh formerly Of the second Pres
byeran Church. Germantown Pa, 10 become their pastor
and he has accepted The call
Thomas Doran, age seyenty-fve, on Saturday
evening fell the second story extension Of the build
ing at Greene and Lewis aves, which he
ployed as mason right broken, and no was
otherwise seriously injured
At the Church Of the Assumption yesterday took
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17

THE TRAVELLER ARRIVES AT EMBoMMA-THE LUA-
LABA EXPLORED BY HIM.
InNnnN Monday. Sent. IL. 1877.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27
RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASH

Pascagoula-Per schr Walter Denny-45,0oo feet
lumber to II Buddig
Wolf River-Per schr Elba-26 600 feet lumber to
o Stuber
Stockton-Per schr Two Fliends-30 600 feet Ium-
Der to A II Demas
Blind River-Per schr Clementipe-3O cords wood
to master
Bayou Lacombe-Per schr Louisiana State--35
cords wood to master
Pearl River-Per schr EmIer--35 cords wood
to master
Tckfaw- Per schr Indinn Reeds cords wood to
master
Wolf River-Per schr Gsleas 30, oe0 feet lumber
to j Nevers
Tangipahoa--Per schr Ann McGuinn--5o0 bbls
shells to order
Amite River-Per schr Ethel $4,000 feet lumber
to NJ B Muncy
Stockton-Per schr Dorio and Doria--25 600 feet
lumber to order
Biioxi-Psr schr Celina-1000 bills charcoal msster
Horn lsland-Per schr Geo Pandely-- 450 bbls sand
order ~
RECEIPTS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Pascagoula Per schr AppaIachee-I6oo bbls char
coal no master
Biloxi Per scbr Amelia 1000 Ibis charcoal master
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27

& BREMEN--Per ship Friedrich--550g bales cotton
g boxes tsbaces 5000 pcs slaves
N HAVRE--Per ship Virginia--3e0B bales cotton
d GkNOA--Per bark Michele Galatola----303 bales
cotton 2i58 bbs cotton seed oil 100 bbs rosn $500 pcs
ystevcs
q HOUEN--Per bark Karsten Langaard----3sl bales
cotton 10 200 2o-58 bushels In bulk
u MALAGA---per bark Prosperidad--gO ass pos
setaves
n MOBTLE--Per schr Rebecea----3l hhds sugar 12i
|!bbis moiasses ~ hf do
II TAMPA--Per schr Guide 80 sacks coffee 40 sacks
salt bxs inest1 tee lard Dbl -four So pkgs sundres
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27
Nine. H. BAUSSET,
MIDWIFE

pEGS LEAVE TO INFORM HER CUSTOM.
II ars that she has transferred her domicfle to
1888 Rampant street, between Ut. Ann and Du-
maine.
Receives boarders from the city. also from
the country.
Consultations from il o'clock q. N. 70 o'clock
ri n. se13 a1n IN III So
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27

Tchefunota Rver--per schr Eclipse.s5 cords wood
master
Pass Manchac--Per sehr Pomme d. or--e5 cords
wood to master
Pearl Rver--Per schr Wade Hampton 80 900 feet
lumber to order
Blind River-Per schr Mary Irene--3o cords wood
to master
LaChinehe--Per sChr Lake Flower---sundries TO
order
La Chinche--Per sloop Star Of the sea---3O sacks
cotton seed 20 sacks potatoes to order
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27
srxAMBo

Robt h Les Campbell from vieksburg
Thompson Dean, Pepper, ON Memphis
Katie, Tobin, from GreeBville
John Howard. Montgomery, from Camden
Sefnitols. Los. fl ON Sharkey, Yazoo River
Shannon, DeIart. from Camden
Bonnie Lee. bcovell. from Minden
Henry Tese Aucoin. from Donaldsonville
/, Mary Ida, Ruiz from Upper Csast
Jno ii Hanna. Bsrgeron, from Baton Rouge
Lessie Taylor, Kennison, from Washington
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bavou Sara
Texas, Kaa, from Shreveport
Belle of Shreveport, Cogbill, from st Louis
Clara D. Wengeli. from Bayon Bartholomew
Martha. Bassett. from Port Eads
Blue Wing No ., Comstock. from New River
Landing
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27

Y Bci0w--C Coming Up and Waiting Ordevs.
4 Brit ship Joe Mburg Weston as days from Green
III Ock, TO master
\ Nor bark Admeto. Noes. Az days from valseer, In
ballast, TO master
Shin hprdean, 0ilberston Al DAYS from Bordeaux
TO DeWolf Powell &co
Brit bark Maggie Miller, Cook, so days from London
to master
Am schr Stella. Rosmonson. 20 days from Portland.
Ne. TO "A Egan--
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27
Arrived.

Brit steamship Ariel, Jones. from Liverpool via
West Indies to K Miller &eo4-4th dis AZ
Steamship Alabama. Carroll from Pensacola vim
Mobile, 10 9 Nj Soria--2d dist
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27
LOWER COAST.

1877. Lower Coast Packets. 1878.
NEW ORLEANS AND GUILE. TRANsPORTA--
TION COMPANY.
r. - The following steamers will leave
,kgh as below, carrying the United States
MARTHA, w. 8. BASsETT, master,
Leaves TUESDAY and THURSDAY. at 10 M.
for Port Eads. and SATURDAY. at 5 D. M, for.
Port Eads and Pilot Town.
ALVIN, w. Il. SCOVELL, master,
Leaves MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY. at II M, for Port Eads and way land
ings.
4 clerk Is always on the landing to receive
freight.
No one has authority TO contract any debit
against the abovG-named boats EXCEPT upon
written order Of the captain. SIS
For freight or passage apply on board. or sc
no7 JOHN K0UNS, President.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27
STEAMBOATS,.
SHREVEPORT.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEpENp-
ENT PACKET.
HOME BOAT.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. November %, at s .. M,
r. h.. FOR SHREVEPORT. COUSHAT-
sf tAahS.dnIsta Grand Eeore. Alexandria Nor
ssss=szrsz@ mans, Barbins, Wares and oil way
landings-The new iron steamer
JOHN r.. MOORE,
w. T. BoardmaD master
49,. Florence Findren and P. J. Lyons clerks.
river trade and will run the entire season.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
I, y. WOODS y o.. 1o4 Common street,
~. Q. DONOHUE. 7G Grayier street,
V. G. DENTZEL, So Natchez street.
NOES
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-27
0UACHITA RIVER.

INDEPENDENT oUACHITA RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on WE DNESDAY, November %, at s .. m.
IT, FOR CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNOLLE,
- Eldorado. Ouachita City, Trenton.
Monroe and all Way landings
The A No. ! and fleet passenger steamer
SHANNON,
John De Hart master. G. III. Arthur, clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. or to
J.B. WOODS & co., 1o4 Common st.
JOHN f. DOUGLAS, 10e Gravier st.
N, o. DONOHUE, 76 Gravier street.
no25 V. G. DENTZEL. 81 Natchez street.
, 1877-06-03

Coaa7AattaorLx, June 2-The recaptuse' Of
Arlahan u t,ot regarded here ~ certain. The
various kilograms hitherto received hare no .
emauate4 from Turkhh military commandaAta
NOT 70. :.
Cox1TANT1HoPLR, Juua alt IL officially IN ,
nouncel that tho reported racaptufs Of AsaA .
Ian u efr0Aeou4.
, 1877-06-03
Elm WAYS
MatChloSs Pianos

Are uniyersaily conceded to be tho Standard
Fihno OF The world; are sought to bo 1mi.
America, arc regularly exported 10 Europe
and other parts Of the otvtiised world, in
arc used whenever attainablo, aud reoou.
nendod by tho loading artists In both hon.
3aphesoa, and hav0 rooofvod the hiKheat hon.
sre in tho world,
, 1877-06-03
GENERAL,
TH&A%uAT &QTKa.

BucuAar1r, June a.-The Chamber Of pepn.
ties have passed the Ministerial LQl for tho 1s-
sue u Q, wv, ,0O ip rtsasury uotca, secured upon
at4to l4nds Of doubl, that Sa1ue.
HusalAA WAR-yQsskt-
Y1aot Juns A-Tla Rnsaiaa itoaelad Pet1o%
, 1877-06-03

DAMAGED QIQTITTNO,
FIRE! FIRE!!
CLOTHING.

Firo Store Still Ahaadf Immense Sales
offspring Suits. 4,8o7 8utta Bold IN Biuele
Week. Our PFioss aro Appreoiated By ths
Public, and our aa1ss &xo Ample Proof ofit.
, 1877-06-03

II ron buy Two Lots, and will build In
mcdiatefy, l will furnish yon pass good
for TWO YEARS on oYery and all trains
between Chicago and Ii Grange.
DON'T FAIL to sae these Lots before
b4Y!nE etsowhere. It IL the CHEAPEST
National Republican., 1877-12-01
Commerce,

Commerce.
proRarTows. d. G., Nov. sn.-Thers Is nothing
wafer with whit.h TO run the mills.
BALTIMORE. Nov. sn-Cotton quiet; middng,
Flour dull and unchanged.
MGca,.sogiheSn 9a,el and ea.-T | except for ehScs
red. good TO prime s3,s i.ti do nnber, tltc@ is6:
No. gweseIn winter red, spot and December sL4bi;
..Corn& &souihern guile, and easier Western dull and
old Western mixed spot, bid December &c bid;
new Western mixed spot; esc Deeember; Gi1tc' Jan
white. s.c DO mixed; s6'ic.
iiay steady; Mary land and PennsylvanIa, sIIaie,
Provisions quiet aud unchanged.
nuIter. Choice Western 6rm; packed. g@c5c
iHiiec strong and qulst Rio cargoes, iGSi9Tc Job
WHISKY dull a, sioeIi.
Receipts Flour 2o1e wheat picce corn. 1000
shipm"nts-Wheal, $4,000 corn, 7SO-1
,HEwIyonx. Hoy; 81 Cotton sule, aud steady; mid
assst hfaiS ~. France. "a Continent 80. sales,
FloNr-hull mud in buyers favor, and Mlnneso,as a
shade easier; No. Z, epai.2b supertne Western and
state s!ISsS%s common to good extra Western
mud state, ss5GA.b good to choice do: sSooaS; <;
ohio, t:ioSt7.G common to clolce extra s.. Louis,
t5Jhds,S s. pat mt Minnesota extra, coed To prime.
E:S@s:5 choice to double extra. sssss9 is closing
dull. southern Hour Gul uud uncbaiscd, common
to fair extra ti.bdB.f good to choice do. tdD9sso.
Rye -four unchanged
Corn meal quiet; yellow Western Jersey. and Penn.
sylyanin, 5000 40 Brandywine sa2p92D.
Wheat heavy and 10 2c lower; sL2eI l.Dls for nomi
nal No. Chicago; siJi Tor nominal No. Milwaukee;
sl.2I ior ungraded spring tl.2nhel ~ for New York
No. .snrinE sl3l for No. Norlhwest slp ior asmnli
lot of No. Milwaukee, pl.h for New York No. win.
ter red; fi.t for amber Michigan and red State; Gle
OILS for winter red taIadIl. In bond
Rye dull I3d Tfc for Western 15n71c for State
Barey-Twerowed state for export, 7s6s71c; Can
ada nominal at glcfr sl.0h
Barley malt quiet aud unchanged.
Corn 5dlc lower, aud fairly active 81 70 for nm.
graded Western mixed Go for steamer mixed aud
New York No. Go 6ic for New York No. : 5sc ior
New York No. =
Oats dull and about &c lever 3ytdlic for mixed
Western and state; Sa9ijc for white do.
Hay unchanged.
Hops nrm Nh5c for yearlings; 5d5Sc Tor Eastern
ami Western; 5Gi3c for New Sorks: i5pBc for Cali
furnlans
Coile.-Rlo strong and In good demnnd csrgoes
quoted NJ l5ami9ic, gold; Job lots. lisa 2c, gold.
Sugar dun and Unchanged refined unchanged and
Ia modcrl T. demand.
MolnSsss- Foreign grades dull and nominal; Now
Orleans qvlet at i0tI5Oc tor new crop
Rice steady and In moderate demand
petrolenm dull ami lower; crude, Sc; refined. i2sc:
"United," ti7ttpl.5 5Jk.
Taliow steady at T's6T'4G latter prime.
National Republican., 1877-12-01

AUCTIoNEEIts.
Inincansou Bros, ninth aud u sts
Wash. b. Williams d, cor. Tenth street
AWNINGS.
J. G. Hogan, TiS Market space
BoOkSEiI.ERS AND SrATtONEIS
sIinsasn a1S Pa a%sSas and sfa
Mni Baltanlynr, "a seventh street.
l. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row. Pa ave. aud Tenth st.
BILLIARDS.
Scanion & Co, seaton Hall. Ninth and strsots
BAKEie5
Felix Desfosses, si2 II street.
CLOTHING.
4 s. Jtisth. CID d street.
DRUuGIsTs
Conghlns Temple Drug store. = and Ninth streets.
llitwisle, Pcnnsylvanin avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Mr,. $ y Fuller. Art School. i5is street n. W.
Ms i nsrrovsf. HIATT I ! isS ss'fsii Street.
georgetown College. Georgetown. NJ
iSrk seminary. Isl finn sirrSt norihwesI
Sas nSs pgsr %e ssyen sIrss snd ro
stss ss ESs fSs Ms E,sr, SssS M.c 5 ioc, srs sr,.
Mnsica, academy, =. p Cnuiasld, i'g m street. street .,
law Department, WstIonn paiyerslty. y. t"'" ''''''
Markri.er GaO L street norlhweeI
HOTELS.
M s GsssG Psmaa tSTS awe aSS SIX ssroe ss
ty,bitt House, Fourteenth AMI y streets
Worlney,s; II and Fifteenth streets
Morton Honse, s:2 and s,i street
fremont House.
Il. II. stinemetz, i2T Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
German,a Fire Insurance Company, Of d. C.. e,j
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. IS High street,
JEWELLERS.
q a 10 1, nd N nutr
LUMBER.
wheatley Bros, Georgetown. DC.
LOAN OFFICES.
s. Goldstein & Co. corner Tenth and n streets
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
Eiseman BROTHERS, corner seventh and Il streets
C. Sthlter. lra E street.
A. Saks n Co, Seventh street.
u. Robinson & Co, i0S Pennsylvania avenue.
RESTAURANTS
Partisan Restaurant. itsI PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Sanders q stayman. Penna ave and Twelfth street.
PAPERIANGINGs.
John Alexander. ig3i Pennsylvania avenue.
PHoTOLrTHoGRAPIIER
Norris Peters, Photo-liihographer, No Ss Penn
sylvnnia avenue.
PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Hartley. oei New York avenue
REAL ESTATE
d. IT, Warner, piG street northwest
John sherman, ST. Cloud Building.
Fitch Il Fox, freedmans bank building, i5oe Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney & Co., CT Ninth street.
TRUNKS
Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
USDERrARERs
r. W. BARKER, ele Eleventh street.
H. " Harvey, pi y street.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IL THE GREAT DouBLE TRACk
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
NonTu. WET, NoRTmwrs rsr AND SOUTHWEST.
q NOVEMBER IL, 1871,


to the
NOVEMBER IL, 1871
LEAVE wAsriSuroS.
5:oo n M, Baltimore and way stations.
60 u. M, baltimore, Annapolis, and stations.
stIasburg, Winchester, aud way stations, via Relay
EO9 u. M, halt more Express
$50 q. M Piedmont, stri,sburg Winchester, Hrgcrs-
$40 a M. New York, Pha ielpdia, Boston and Bal
Philadelphia
fs:W \, M. ~. Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago Pitts
Sunday. Through for Staunton. parior car TO
Grafton. and SLEEp1Ni! CAR to Louisville. CinCin-
natl. Columbus, Chicago, Junction, and sandusky.
.Ho A. M, baltimore aud way stations, on Sunday
connects for Annapolis.
l0sep n. in baltimore express
is:iO a. M, baltimore. Ellicott City, ANNAPOLIS and
si:D p NJ, New York and Philadelphia Express.
asn ?. M. Baltimore and way stations, Winchester
EsO p. m. baltimore, Bladensburg, and Laurel Ex.
press Frederick VIA Relay:
sway stations On sunday TO Pt Of Rocks and way
stations only.
$40 y. m. BALTIC, Annapolis and wny stations.
-9D p. m, Philadelphia, Norfolk and baltimore
IA tie cars direct 10 boat Canton. No connection
Sunday for Norfolk.
sGSon M, Blltiniore and way stations.
,..hA P M, chicago and Columbus express. SLEEP
ING CAR TO Chicago.
sT3g y. n baltimore express
te9 p m, s.; Louis Cincinnati and Pttsburg ex-
press. SLEEPING CAR to 81. Louis and Plttsburg.
No eonnection for Pltisburg on sunday
81 .. m; NEW York Phlndeiphla and Balilmorc
CIAL SLEEPING CAR 10 Philadelphia.
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
Sunday. myi9tf
National Republican., 1877-12-01
WM. r. CHAsDLER,)
L. A. ROLLIN.S. TrGstees.
r1t.eod4v IilI 1 street N w
DUYCAYsoN BROS. AuCrroHEERs.

TRusTEEss, SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NINTH srREEr, BETWEEN NJ AND n
STREETS, NORTHWEST.
BY virtue oftwo deeds OF trusts given TO and duly
recorded In Ilber Sr, loiO $40, pd Liber No So folio
~, OF The land records for Washington County, Dis
tric of Columbia and by request of tic party secured
thereby. we will sell, on WEDNESDAY, 5th day OF
DIX EMBfR, 4. d. ts77in front ofthe rreinsta. al AZ
O'cOck j. all that certain piece parcel ofground
situated and bOlng in the city OF Washington, and
known end described on tho Plat thereof the north
part OF lC Numbered thiTteeI (l3) In square numbered
Tour hundred (tOl according L. subdivision OF sad
square by the Washington Clty Orphan Asylum. said
part of lot having front Of sixlt 90 cct eight %
Inches on Ninth street west, and running buck that
width nineytwo (9. feet to an alley; together with
all the iml Jyements rights, privileges, appugent-
and other hereditamens 10 The same belonging or
IN nnywise appertninlng.
Terms: Onc-third cash, balance In one and two
years notes, bearing interest AT rer cent. inbr 81
payable senINnnlIiily. md securf by decd Dfuust
on the property sold. q invcypnc.nt At purchaser u
cost. deposit OF 500 required NJ time Of sale. Ifthe
terms Of sale not com o with will seven days
fron day OF sale. tho trustees reserve the hyt 70 re
sell the properly AT the risk and est tho default
purchaser. after giving five days nolca 0f such resale
In soiue Newspaper publ slsd in Washington, II. g.
HENRY A. DUNCANSOS, .rr,s,,o.
REGINALD FENDALL rfus'eoS'
National Republican., 1877-12-01
rIoNA REPUBLICAN SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER L. 1877
AUCTION saLEs-To.DAY.


Il t. CoI.DwEll, Real Estate Nuctionecr.
IRusTEEs SALE uF'A Iwo@ToRY FRAME
NTi3sRE, hNp bWELL,,NG,pS THE TqniSiiI, 4
AND CHANT AVENUE. JUST beyond
~ Virtue 0, ord Of lru.t, dated May 4: D. isl5
duly recorded In I.brr No 7p foio - oncof tile lard
records 9r the district or Colgmhln end ai Tie ere re-
iio auction, IN fr6nt OF the premises, on SATURDAY,
DeccinbeI ls ei four o'clock y NJ. all That piece OF
parcel OF grutlnd lying IN the county OF Wathingon,
District Of Columbia. known nnl Icing part 0flot
numbered seycn,-sls, ffd.l IN Wright y Does sub
division of Mount Pcasa,t," beginning for the same
the seventh street road nt the southeast Of
mid lgt seventy six Cg and run,ing thcncc north
ery along said street pr road twenty Coz fect thence
westerly one hun.lred and Sly tl,sI icct aud sis i
inchesi thence sOuthfrly twenty lpl feet 10 the sol
line OF said lot and thence efsieily along the said
Aouth line hundred nnd SIX (OS feet and siN LBl
inches, TO the plrcu OF btglnning together with the
improvements. str.
Termsi Onrthird cash and the balance ut six,
twelve and prhieei montl with intertt Al eght per
cent. per nnnun, secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold or all cash, hi option of the purchaser
deposit OF eiup required nj the time OF tne, and all
piled with In seven days.
AAhl,fssi AkRrNli.S &; mAEIa, +. EMIa,nsEn.}r~.'es.
noItMf fM&Ils
National Republican., 1877-12-01
RY DOwNMAN & GREEN, AGctIoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED oNElTHlRD
INrEItESr IN THREE STORY AND BAsE-

TRusTEEs SALE OF UNDIVIDED oNETHIRD
INTEREST IN TIIREESTORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE, NO. yil u STREET N. W.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, given to MS and duly ro
corded la Liber No. s9, folio lib, one OF the land
orc OF the District of Columbia. and by request ofthe
party secured, will sai at pblio auction, In mont
OF the premises, TUESDAY the ilh day az Deoem
bcr, A. 1877 ut O'Clock y. M all hat certain piece
bcg In the city Of Washington, District Of Columbia
iiid known and described NJ an undivided one third
interest IN lot six a. ~ square numbered three hun
drcd and siNtytrce (3i) according 10 the suhdivts
Ion OF said square mhdc by Mattlngiy aud Wilson,
trust, e. and duly Urdcd IN the Survey Ors Office OF
tho District OF Columbia, together with all the Inn
provemcnts, ways, rights, privileges, and apurte
nnnc,s to tho same belonging or In any wiso hpper
tanning.
Terms Of Snis: sO and interest at 10 per cent from
August ., 1876: taxes and cNp'nses Of sale In cnsh
balance In one and Two years notes bearing per cent
inter est nB by deed OF trust premises sod
A deposit of fsi0 required Y iige otsalc Convey anc
ing Ut purchasers cost. IT the terms OF sale are not
complied with within seven days nom sale, the
trustees reserve tho right TO rcse the property II the
sS and cost Of the deiauns purchaser after piving
Ave days notice nf such resale In some newspaper
THOMAS II CALIAN,
FRANK w MILLER,
no2s.EMM&ds lrustees
National Republican., 1877-12-01
nOeG-eod&ds
rI,RUsTEEs' SALE OF THE VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON THE sourHwEsT
CORNER OF THIRrEENTH AND u sTs,
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l. RIAL ESTATE on THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF THIRTEENTH AND STS.,
WAsIlINGTON, y. g, UPON WHICH THE
"SATIONAL REPUBLICAN" BUILDING
STANDS.
By virtue OF deed of trust bearing date the sHh
day oi Septenbtr A. u, IS a. aud recorded IN llber
No. T9 folio esS, Of tile land records for the Dis
triet Of Columbia aud a the request of the party
front Of the premises, SATURDAY, the 18th day of
JanuGry, A. ID. 1875, NJ O'Clock p NIL that lot OF
ground In the city Of Washington, In the Dtsirct OF
Columbia, known and distinguished ~ and beng nll
lot numb, vi twelve (l2l and the Northern tw enty
t2ll feet three l inches front by the depth OF forty
sht 81 feet four 90 Inches Of lot numbered thirteen
tl3), In square numbered two hundred and h1ty-sx
t.5 y, the whole being described ioows Beginning
for tho nj the northeastern clrner OF sd square
and running thence west f0rty-enhi CtN feet four "a
inches tn, south seventy O feet three f inches;
line Of Thirteenth street west and thence north to
the place Of beginning with the improvements, CON
sisting OF the National Republic IN building.
Terms OF sale: Ten thousnnt dDllars cash; the bal
nnce In equal miscellaneous In 4 D u and q MONTHS re-
spcctively with Interest ut the rate OF SIX per cent
per nnnun, securedby decd Of trust the property
deposit o 100 requT VI ~ the time OF safe. Con
vrynncny at yst OF purchaser II the terms OF sale
rs not complied with In days ailer the sale the
Trustees reserve The right to resell nj risk and cist OF
S WM r cHANDLER,)
L. A. ROLLINS. Trastees.
nOyateodfw 1i4l l street n w.
National Republican., 1877-12-01
povs4sTuTa&,is
STATES MARsHAIs SALE.

by virtue OF writ OF heri fncias. issued out OF the
Clerks Oce Of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell nj public sale.
on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF December, 1877, Mt "
o'clock ni., all the rit hi title. claim and Interest oi
the defendant In and to the following property 10 wit:
Lot n " section numbered IN The subdivision OF the
Trustees 81 barry Farm according TO the plat thereof
recorded In tho office Of the surveyor of the District
Of rCoumba, cga,her with all and sng llnr the Inn
prOyenebts thereon; seized and levied upon rs the
proprr.y Of Spencer Les, 10 Esiisfy execution No.
ls'0o atlaw, In Avor offrcd Doglns, w. attorney in
fac.. fREDR DOUGLASS,
United States Marsha d. q.
JOHN SHERMAN Auc,iOnGcT, li-dSds