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, 1877-01-01

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Jee 11on' LUG uc.to'a',@ae'o'i "h'eA ses IN A1tes
Inc panic ot ls4J, anu tho character ot rue crop
has not tended to in,proye tho trade. Tho
~. ..e.,r,s v.ra 7so TT ~, H. ,e1a ,ra,n.t
. ~, w., ~, 80. ~ - .e'o' aea""s
3,lu7,V9 nu N $50; ana tho shipments were
e,so5, ,ios bu, against ,s6s,2oo bu tho preceding
Thu t,"r ,norke, VA, f,u,,, nnd ar,orcd b,a1v !,
tbc ear,v i na1t ~ ,hc la,. ,1sc,ro Inorth. Tho
crop OF 1878 IN tue Northwest was Of poor
wh,c,, mado It unpopular with rnaltstcrs and
hr.wrrs On tbe oihcr hnna. c,no1. nnd Nru,
Me"et7' W 'ae ot.o, '"aa' o.'auA nna 'e"
York had heavy yield Of good quality, and
Eastern consumers ,',,' were supplied caeny from
West thnn usual: while the Cunada bailey com.
ra.ss M,t, ar. l. ~. ,s,n TS.. .a','.,, ay son
pe.Ia 1,u VIII" an.S ou9 IL ,u.. 11 am,s eo.on o.
s!1a'r' onstsa 't,o ..., eae0ataSemen. +.
1t. Tho market declined to the unusually low
aar.a -, '' st. j., An.i ,sh,sb tnd.asd , ~"
Hku.o ~ Wv =" nr'n' ".'su 'nau..a .,. ptun''.
ns.. opsra,or 10 Try !, 70 akc ION soe,nns o9i o.
corner Of that month was far from being .
SUCCESS.
TIM conHrn1so rmx
we're Obliged 70 rcceiss large quantities of poor
them mi hal IL carry oyrr in,o t,,c nrwS,,on
~ ~ n y SGs - Wy ,b,t ~ harSv ap
lIyerc h"re 4, * nns s+rt Ta,t sm LII ~,
fhsrs 1cr fco, ~ III, mr. hn The s,so,tstnr. ali
u.t rnn"ri Il u.ith fsvnr ~'e ~'N@
'G Tt, ,,a,r .r,, vsar nn.n. ri witt s,o,,,
oY III i,orev nt.r,. hravv ocn,n.t.'in ~ III
,n. III ~ H. Fsst and ,},aG hra1 ~ W U
NAH H. III. ,itr ~. a., s.o,' !. ~ h.taa ,o,
H. ~, bt Iii, 1aa
tHv ha1 n"rs, Nv had I'D wpothst u - nn ,o M ~
iS S:. iitmis Sn ,T.ron ~ .s. a,Is .typ ~
o' nnn.vn,,nnco T. ~. rraat 49,, ~ y =
III itn In o~aaa uea p1,, ~ y az =
~rsnea 'tr ~ onnnn IT, r. . ~ ,h Na.th
s, T., is7u a. 1 & ~. ~ ~" III,
=" Iat,. III. sn.1 ,.t ''a,s,s "u VEL ~
~ nr, rT,ans,. ~ '"' aaoo - sna' u F" ocu'
s'sms Th ~ @ lua".a.,' ,or. tx
,s,,,is Tae sn.rat, nssa a.. ~ ~ Gsp
;en.a snm Igs =. ~ s.sa -; ~ ~; 1u at'
sMncwbat htvhsy tnan ~ n is1S Ths ses rrn ~ n-,v
eo'ue"HAt n'HIea iuau ~ loa2. Ahe eIop p1oVco
70 oe Sssy asac!sl. h. IN cholse brewing baElsY.
@a'1a.a au ~ shnn oes HIS HIS katstaas ~ tnIs
tssatu .nau '"9et .1n, y. .ne!i GSIesn osstaGn'
,su h",, !n a.,nI. tnsM ainh 91I - eaaosaa
uoes ~ III ~ =; Nh ~ w. 10 suss!te4
a1 ai"a sou o.,n ~ j, Ill III. Vt ~: e soeMs
9HGal VA Jay xtaI eao ~ -. Louls. e.us.anstl, nnu
MeW aosh, , sGa aa'ies W Valet, anu ono cargo
~ w. r' rsssMsu mes, ae1e rom tae htiante ~
ooaf1, .no " ,,a s Sop ~ !Msce 'nan ~
@ @S ~ .vs.et ~ ~, na1 aIpeso ~ IuAt!. aont
| @1-a'nu, w u! eaua.a uar.ey Was eao po98nt
, 1877-01-01

The quotation Tor 1st0 Is 7or September barley
from July II to Sept. 3o II opcned at G0G57
cents. Sale was inatle Dec. Is Of i've carloads
Of oil No. 9 At 81 rents per b,1shcl.
The mailing business has i,cen generally do
pressed ever sIncr the panic, and Il has bcon
1ound difficult to work Oft stocks. The market
was more active towards tho close OF tho year.
The sales oi beer during the last year vera
abUut All average, and aome brewers Increased
The volume Of their business somewhat, but tho
general movement was SLOW.
, 1877-01-01
hlItPX fHn.
IIIOlI1YINES.

THE N1REEf FU4 QIU0WIa&E
has been unusually steaay, aud unusually dull,
during tho eutirs yeaz, with little exception.
The great majority Of tho dlsttllers were undes
bonds early, and 4oms Of them In Jun lAtes.
which aerious)y intcstcrsA With tho production
in this uty. 0niY three distilieslcs were running
up to shout tho 1st Of August, when two moro
started up; aud there were nine ID Turning
order towards the close pf The year: which mere
, 1877-01-01
HIDES.

M poh,so aa1 sst an n o. tn1 sanrcsstou @
bid fair 10 continue through the season, tut ~
August briak demand suddenly spEAng up, and
the bustncA& OF the Last I've months was s:fy
satisfactory, proving TO bo tho salvation 81 inc
year. Late In the summer tho home demand
, 1877-01-01

It IL worthy Of note that our market has ruled
relatively high during the past aTc months.
Chicago prices have been nhoye those Of Toledo
has not favored shfpments; yet the new oats
hare movc.! out rather freely, In proportion to
the diminished supply.
, 1877-01-01

Mountains The crop was estiu,atea st 2,500,ooo
bushels, which ID 1,0oo, ,ooo@1 ,25o, 900 bushels
diam produced n good crup, but In Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Nebraska, Knnsns, and Missouri II
did not exceed two-tllrsla, and In Illinois only
about onc-halt, Of full crnp. 1n the country
, 1877-01-01

The A., D. 4 Co. harley chiefly comes from Nc
braslta, md tho quality Of tho barley raised In
that State h1s been nborc tho average Of tllo
Northwest.
PRICES.
The following table shows the monthly range
anil the average price Of No. 3 barley throuEh-
mt fhn yents
, 1877-01-01
Totals ..D7, OFT. 100 81, 0s7, a0e 05, GIL, 71a
enirMENT3,
Totals 90. :3s. Oil 7a.3oo, LOT 81, oeo, COL

During tho year there was withdrawn from
storo for city consumption 1,4G,027 bushels
wheat, 0a3,8G8 bushels corn, s,So1 bushels
oats, 175,ol0 bushels tye, and $50, lao bushels
barley. Total, 3,147,8'S bushels. To this should
be added fully as much moro taken from track
and received in wagons, making not far from
600 bushels consumed In the city. The
difference between tho receipts aud shipments
OF -four [3o5.3N barrc1s) aided TO tho 250, 900
barrels manufactured In tho city, aud allowance
being made for slight increase Of tho stocks In
store, glvcs about 554,5o0 barrels Of -four as tho
city consumption, nguinst $50 900 barrels IN 1875
md 558, COO barrels In 1871.
GRAIN INSPECTION.
Tho State KcEstrnr reports tho following rs
tho inspection OF grain In this city during tho
fuo vnnrs ending with 0rf n
, 1877-01-01

The shipments Of the past year werc, by NO
ter, A2,l6o, 40 hl, and by rail, 7,s57,059 hu;
with 80 81 by taken for ely sson,sumpt1n' r.,
tho grain sent to Chicago for sale in this mar
kct, OF tho total taken for city use. Largo
quantities OF grain arc sent hers 10 bo sold by
sample on track, md good deal Of this IS takei,
feeders. 1t Should also ho remembered that
considerable percentngcof fthc larger quantities
stated above to bel tho aggregate receipts is
billed through Chicago, and simply. comes to
for sails in thia market; while no small pnrt of
that wll!el, is shipped aEound ua Is bought and
sold III Chicago.
Tl,e following was approximately the insrcc-
tfur ycat:
, 1877-01-01

DREADSTUFFs MOVEMENT.
NEcEtrTa.
Tho following were the receipts Of breadstuits
in this city during tho past three ycars, -four
being reduced 10 its equtralent ID wheat 10 tho
feotfngs:
1871. 1878. 1R74.
Flour, brs... 2, OH, 1s6 2,H15, a83 ", fA1, G7p
Wheat bu. III, Adj, 010 a4, 20u $40 90, 7u4, 0.!
Corn, bu. 40. a0a, 1b3 2R,:Ll. 15o 81 70p, BaB
Oats, bu. II, gi4 OIL IL, DIG a2A 49, n01, 2li
Rye. bu... ], 4Df, lei CtM. ha3 7af, 1S3
barley, bu. ;. 4, ,760,170 ., 107, 27 3,3d, 0Sl
, 1877-01-01
THk ANNUAL RECEirT3
| Of cattle, hogs aud sheep since Tho opening OF
tbn Tfr}nr gtnrt. Ynr. lin heen 4 fu1tn.rx+
DIRECT TO EUROPE.
Kyr0NfA.

Tho following wcre tho direct exports Of prod.
uce from Chicago to Europe on through bills
Of lntlInv during tHn mat Yea1a;
National Republican., 1877-11-01
Commerce,

Commerce.
GEoRaETowS, Oct Si.-1here were no offerings OF
receipts In Change. and the market IN weak aud
puet. wusat may be quOtei noninally ut sl.+'ei4
Corn-Corn Is dull md inactive and for white prices
are lower. We quote white al Bic and yellow
Other Gr.in-Prices are unchanged for oats rye AZ
hay.
BALTIMORE. Oct. si.-Couon dull: midd.ing, ic'.
Q I STinGs, s n@7.s other % srades nnclsnsSd.' '
wheat-Southern steady; Western dull aud lower
.nSP .nS %sEs SsmsT I 90 SS n &,
Corn-southprh auei and heavy; Western dull and
Western mixed. spot. 6iaslc; November. 6i4c DE
cenIber, old or neS, 0bsdg'.Cs steamer sc.
Western white, a,3i.c; do mixed, Sl@;sc
Hay dull; MSryland and Pennsy nIa:prIme, $40
Prov sIons quiet and steady.
Bulk Neits.Loose shoulders, s'i,s clear rib sides
Sc packet, Itas'fG Bac9nIshoulders, sae5 cls"I
b sides, o. ldD.c. Hams lJal C.
I%,s ts,asr rRsiiss6, RedGs "a si@Ioc.
Pelro cum dull and unchanged.
SSsSi %sIstS ;;.sSi ain 4 4 i d., ,Ssiia'' '
Receipts Flour, 3too wheat q 90 corn; m.OCo
Nsw YoRH. Oct ai.-Co,ton quiet: mIddling up
lands u 5ie= Orleans, u 5l6c. Siles, ~ bales on
BraS sss &i France France sf 1S nInsnt % So channel
rS,, Sq for Il S %S4 Sseg , Sns
nne " Mcsiern d~tate so dito common TO good
to choce White wheat western extra. % osSo7S h.nS
DO, sksoas:l common 10 good ctua Ohio. s.tG
vi S"Sics @ 10 double extra ,ssteSsop CLOSING C d@
.esia ss eood %HIf 70 % eSoee do Eo%a s s. "'r extra" ~
s n%s ds seaas tco% e Sr Warn Ja.y
pcmnsyivana, s2GSa% y, andyw titsH az
Wheat opened a shade stronger and closed hcay!
mud ic lower, dan cd spring; u 1,.O'. 10
NsT York No spr 'i;aSS ~ g. 20 ioE No; he,ss ,,
10 sand no wInIer red rcd; sSa Isl for or WI Is stale
7ac Tor ,worGwed state: Ma sc ior No y tanada-
Barley malt quiet and unchanged.
STR rs 1i,,s ior New York No. 3, in store: s2fs
C2,o do, adoit: 19c Ior new New York No. T. &c 10
Oats &c better and fairly active; a,aaSc for nike
Hay heavy at IS qOOc for shipping
Ccree-ilo qiiiet and unchanged.
Sugar duh and unchrn ged. Refined quiet and IN
changed.
Rice quiet At %.@G'.c Ior Louissn "nd eS7c 70
unl,cd crude. sI.0i3s0:.Ot1E.
Tt,llow steady nj lie i7,tc.
iurpentinc STEADY; SIC for spirits
aSSs scare 80 rm e. 1870 1870 for S state % az,
Toa s unsettled Eli Az $500 for! nhre nGr are
and S aTad a E nt c Sa HSasy
ceisd 5c California do. Pa 2tc common do .sa:Ic
pued MSGi SG S@ m a nnmsc sy ,SS s;T Tss s ia &
| Pork dull, heavy and lower; niess slo-closins a
| tl'Odlh
Beef quiet and steady. Beef hams dull. Tierce bee
| quiet.
| Cut Meats-western quiet middle4 dull and heOy,
Sc for Western long clear sec for city do sc fo
| shi r, clear.
Lard heavy and lower prime steam closing a
| Is. -uJ hs3t..
Buter-(hoIcc steady; other grades dull and heavy
| II % 20 Tor Western: lJirjD. Tor State.
Cheese quiet At ia l:ic for coninnn to prime.
| I.nsrel VT oIt decided chang.
| WHISKY Iwer al gl.09is.
Frcighls Liverpool lower; grain, per steam I'll.
National Republican., 1877-11-01

AUCTIoNEERs.
Duncanson Bros. Ninth and u sts.
Wash. h. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street
AWNINGS.
J. c. Hogan, 7ia Market Space.
BooKsELLERs AND sTATIoNERs
sHingaen % Pa. aysn',. and Four nhaf s,ree.
WIN. Bailaniyne, tes Seventh street.
l. NJ. Whitaker. Vernon Row. Pa ave and Tenth St
BILLIARDS.
scanion a Co. .seaton n all. Ninth and streets
Fell. Desiosses. .oia II street
CLOTHING.
Il. s. Justh. oio street.
DRUGGISTS
HnS, DT sS,s ssS M
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs. :: f. Fuller. Art School, isis street n. W.
Mrs. Rurr, i9os street.
Mss Narrower. iS,G street.
RFoEs Fis sssasT R .lssl S@r;S%s ;Ss
Columbian University Fourteenth street;
s.sysS fys as ;fs Ss.s soSsf S fssnh and 'r''
prot John E.putl,s Muslc iooI = street
a$: SsIs,s a! ssss stree.
Law Department. National University. '' ''''''
FINE ARTS
Markriter, go L street northwest
HOTELS.
Rigss House, corner Flneenth and @ street.
Metropolitan, Penna ave. and sixth street
wormley's II and Fifteenth streets.
Sherman House, 2iB and 2is Third street
Morton House, ~ and VA F street
fremont House.
HATTERs.
n. II. stinemetz 1cE Pennsylvania avenre
INSURANCE
Germana Fire Insurance Company, OF u. C., 635
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. IS High street,
Georgetown
JEWELERS..
s. GoidsteIn Co. corner Tenth and d streets.
LUMBER.
wheatley Bros, Georgetown. ID. G.
LOAN OFFICES.
g. Goidstein & Co. corner Tenth and d streets
MERCHANT TAIIORs.
Eiscman Brothers, corner seventh and T. streets.
&. Stalzer, ltn street
A. Saks q Co, seventh street.
Il. It0blnson 4 Co. i0l Pennsylvania avenue.
RESTAURANTS
Partisan Restaurant, It2i Pennsalvania avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders a Stayman Prnna- ave and Twelfth street
PAPERHANGINGs.
John Alexander, rat PrnnSylvania avenue.
PHOTo-LiTHDGRAPHER.
Norris Peters, Photo hIhographer, No. Is Penn
sylvana avenue.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Haitley, s2i New York avenue.
ZEAL ESTATE
| b II. Warner ais r street northwest
| John sherman. ST. Cloud Building.
Fitch q Fox, FTeedmans bank building 400 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINEA
McKenney q Co., CT Ninth street.
TRUNKS
| Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
UNDERTAKERs
| n, w. Barker, az Eleventh street.
| H. +. Harvey, 93I = street.
National Republican., 1877-11-01
& GREEN, AUCTIONEERs,
- az Seventh street.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON NINTH STREET NORTH,
BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH HANDNINETEENJi II
STREETS NURTHWEST, WASHINGTON CITY.
By virtue Of n deed Of trust dated February isn.
aud at the request Of the holder OF the notes
thereby, shall offer for sale at public auction, on
TUESDAY, November y, Rt 43I O'Clock y. M, In
front Of the lrrmi o., the eastern part plot in
uarc ~, rnIing 81 feet ~ incIts on street. end
running back with thnt width III ipet 10 an alley in
rear This lot Is 1Is,-class building Site the I'M
prOvcments now II cos ist OF two small brick
dwell NJ houses Terms OF sale-one fourth cash, OF
whit 800 must be paid on the spot the residue OF the
nutc IIse money to be paid In inStaments OF SIX,
twelve and eighteen IN nihs ON day OF sale, with IN.
rest ut per cent, per annum and to be sec red by
the purchasers note and decd Of trust the preni-
"s II the terms OF sale are not compiled wi within
ST. days after day OF sale, the trustee the
right TO resell the property ut the risk and cost OF tile
delanlii purchaser. All conyeynncing At purchas.
ers cost. O. 1NGLE, Trustee
National Republican., 1877-11-01
& GREEN, Auct,oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF XALTARIE REAL Es

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE IN THE COUNTY.
BY virtue n u deed trust bear NJ DIT on ihe 3lth
day OF June, A ID, 1875. and duly recorded ~ LbeI
No. 49, folio 49, the and records Tor the Dis
trict Of Columbia, will sell NJ pubic anc.ion, 70 the
hiRhest bdd, r. upon the miies, on MONDAY. the
9Th day OF November, A. u ISL ai $50 ocinck T. M;
being IN the oInty q VA hlngon; In the ps'rc, Of q
Columbia ly north of the boundary OF the city oi
W.shlT giUn, and between II and Rock Creek, The
~ eng known In the subdivision among LOyeday
PaTos heirs or einal lot four OF Widows Mite,
ay lots SIX C and seven, a. and that part OF lot hve
- ccnuunlng e.ghiy-une hum redlhs (sl-OJ) q; an
atTe, taken Oh the west side Of lot Ave. o. so IS 10
be bouI By line parallel 10 said west line o. lot
five, o. Icing the fane property conveyed 70 Henry
n. parO his share OF the estate, and by him con.
veyed TO hmles H. Holmsai !, and by said llolmead
re-cOnveyed To Nd Pairo ty deed duly recorded
Terms o. tie: one thru Ia'h anu the residue In
two equal istallinents q, TX and twelve months
with interest from the day OF sale, the deferred pay
menis to be s'cur' by adeed Of trust on the p em
ses q cash, at the option OF the CHASER. A de
post of si0 will be required ai tue tine of sale NJ U
The terms Of sale not conf lied with hwihn seven
DAYS amer lr the trustee Wrves the ril h to resell
AT The risk and OF the delautrg trcnnSer acI
* notice In some new ptput published In Tho
city oI Washington. AL conve. alclnE M lheGist o.
the ~ r'hnser, JOS III. BRAnIEN,
o22-MWrl &is TTustc
National Republican., 1877-11-01
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
DuNcANsoN BROS. AucrioNEERs.

ELEGANT AND RARE OIL PAINTINGS. MAG
NlElCENT SrA1uARY AND pRONIES
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY LvENINUs, No
VEN, er and y, c,mme eng each evening prpmIty
at 30 O'Clock, we will sell the finest cole ct oil II
Oh Paintings, StRtuary and Bronzes offered for
sale In tliis city GO uprising IN part the works Of
Titan, Murilo. salyO Ro. q, RiphLe Du Shet, Palma
senior snt Jnnibr, POI son. McEntre, Cropsey,
SOmmnr. Guy, Rtnner. CGurch, WieI II tmilton,
GgnuuS, COuterrirr. Weyl, Brad ord. Paris. An.
dreux, Wa ,hingion, De Brakeleer, Huntington, DE
Beul and o, her equally prominent artists.
These paintings, DC, ~ collections OF Hon. A.
n. Sh pherd aud the late lion stephen A. Douglas.
anl consist of both modern and gems. The sale
Will take place at Hon. A L. Shepherds private ra-
lery No la5 street northwest; The gall, ~ will be
opened for inspection Mond y Tuesday ana Wcines-
day, from " nj. to o'clock and TO Per Sons
drsrns to examine the COLI ociion can obtan cards
admit them from the auCt oneers, at their Office,
corner Nm n and ID streets northwest. Catalogues
can be obtained by APPLYING at the same place.
nDyl.s DUNGANSON BROS, Aucte
National Republican., 1877-11-01
JoHN SHERMAN. Aucuoneer.
u st. Cloud building.

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON II STREET, BETWEEN SEW
ENrH AND EIGHTH 81 RECT NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust 10 us, dated June l5 A.
D. is and duly recorded In Liner No 81 tolio hii,
one oil the land records for the District OF Columbia,
and ut The request OF the party secured thereby, we
will sell at public auction In front OF the premises on
FRIDAY. November 2 1877, at o'clock 7. m, all
that piece and parcel OF ground and prem ses known
Keiiy's recorded subdivision Of square numbered
eight hundred and eighty-nine (Ssol, improved by
Terms of sale: One fourth cash: balance payable ~
six, twelve. eighteen and twenty four months, VIII,
interest at eight per cent per annum until paid from
day OF sale secur, by deed OF trust upon propt r!y
sold. II terms of sale not complied with within
Ave days the trustees reserve the right to resell ~
risk and cost " deauing purchaser; after five days
advertisement A d. posit of 500 wilt be required AT
time Of sale All conveyanclng at cost OF purchaser
FRED W. JONES, T,ustee.
JOS. IT, EDsON,
National Republican., 1877-11-01
Future Days.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

IL J. SWEET, Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE OF yALuABIE SUBURBAN BUILDING
LutS On THE HILLS NORTH OF WASH
lNGrON.
I viii offer for sale at public auction, on SATUR
DAY, the I'd day Of November, ut $50 o'clock p. m
the TO lowing building lots:
On Widows Mile" head Of Twentieh III street, op-
pOsItc T. q Deans place, east fOrtyhve ct Of lot ~
west y-ve feet OF lot H. lots a. ~ and "; and nj
head OF ineteenth street, opposite Ltics pace. lots
., ., and :.
Terms: one fourth cash balance in six equal an
nual payments, with interest at Sven per cent
Twenty 1--we dollars deposit each lot at time of sale
This is an excellent chance to buy beautiful build
ing lot AT little cost OH easy terms.
ocll-lxuy IStar
National Republican., 1877-11-01
AUCTION sALEs-TO-DAY.

II c. BRooKER, yR., Aucuonser.
Northwest corner Of Eleventh street and Pennsyl
vania avenue.
IMPORTANT CATALOGUE SALE OF A MAG
HIFiCENr COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
COMPRISING WORKS OF STERLING MERIT
ny FAVORITE AND ESTEEMED ARTISTS Oh
EuROPEAND AMERICA, CONSIGNED TO VI
BY THE AMERICAN ART GALLERY OF NEW
YORK, AND TO BE SOLD FOR THE SPECIAL
BENEFIT OF THE ARTIST CONTRIBUTING
OF WHICH WE MENTION FEW. VIZ
HAYS, OF LONDON MELROsE, HATTwiCtt
HOWARD, HILL, WALTHUS. MURlLLO
SCHROEDER. DE LONG, OF PARIS; HoHEN
HAUSEN, GERDA, &C., &c. EACH PAINTING
IL SUPERBLY MOUNTED IN FINE GOLD
LEAF FRAMES AND WILL BE SOLD TO
GETHER.
The sale vii commence at my auct on. rooms, a
above, on WEDNESDAY MoRSINU, October ~, u
iO::D O'clock, and be continued in the evening a
srven oc,OcF, aud continued daily thereafter, q
same houis TN II the entire stock IS disposed Of WI
ha utrHn5eI n op, n or nee eHh biton 10 All o
MONDAY EVENING. VIII, n caiaogues can n be 90
ciatcd. q BROOkER JR, Auc lCnccr,
N. W. cor. Eleventh street and Ia ave,
ocaD3t marble BulldIng.)
National Republican., 1877-11-01
INSURANCE.
COMFORTS.

EELlX DESFOSSES FRENCH BAKERY
VIENNA ROLLS A SPECIALITY.
Established lsie.)
IS YEARS OF lSCREAsIS0 SUCCESS
FELIX DfSFOSSE,
he well-k and only real French baker inWaahng
ton has removed TO No, 2Ol2 street. between Twen.
tieth and Twentyist streets, PennsylvaniA ave-
nue., where, In house expressly built ior tbs purpose,
he has greater facilities than before for the Innnufc
iure OF ihe best French and American Bread. Fench
Bread y specially Liberal terms offered 10 hotels
and dealers
OF delicate health especially for those suffering from
dysnensln Brwaie Of initatinns dtetf
National Republican., 1877-11-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

UNIVERSAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE
s% 81 y 8ga B62rsA s2R.ss
Sss SniS good Till used B'sSsS eSff .sIGSsa
nhiElys soe PennsylvanIa avenue. Shoe store
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
sfLENDiD soENESn: MEM MAoNifioESr baoif
TRAINS LEAVE II yEsh yWAstlEoros + NJ from pepo.oop.
For Pl,is6urs and nd The West, ICic m. daily, with
fiS,scars % cnsinps 81 Lgsl;, n'S..6 And Chicago
7W p: m. daily WIN Palace car 10 oh,Gaso,
snS sn 'ss Si, SYsss Fsso: 10 s faly ssSspi ssiS,
p1r. Loci Haven; t,m,rs nnG.y and Watkins at 1910
'0' FsSe SS Cars ant ssashsa @ Imsa E1pre.s FIJI
For New New YORK and ths East As = m, and l.S p n.
dsiy. sassg, !, sunday; n with Sleeping Cars from
For B.O.ssn. Nsw - ork, alt through trains CON.
nee. at !s[sey .M w',h 69s,s 5at - ~, ,BrcSslyn
avoiding double .errIase aud journey across New
Sunday: and $50 , and es,p m; daily: Lmited EI
p ne of BaiSSss sSsp' IS m and 80
=, m % daily s,.st s1ssp' i,n. sunday; & ,,.an ~ ,,,,
Ror ropes Irtek Lane o'op = H. alu Ezp p IN. uaiiy
For Annapolis SSj a IN. and go p. m daily ercep,
Sunday.
ySS %SY raSirStS XIII SiFS AEbRiX AND wXsiiiSd
Fur az I-i, .r, =, 8, elo 10 II H. M, I,s a. 80
n % sunday SI R;cmdOs 4 @iU e. e, aud and p M
Tran. 1is.y issys % hsesS$ls $ i9r Washington, .,a
On Sunday al sio and 10 a M, and p m. l.
moSaiion. can Es prccared al tie Sloes M nortSe%s
corner OF Thrt NTH street and Penn ylvanla avenue
@ S hs spo wsr s. S Sr lie
checking Of baggage to destination lrOm hotels and
rnANk TAEME General P"ssgser Afsnii
BALrNN33EEF AERT AER PHO Bo,IaIH hA!tR9AR 4SNHR.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
EoRru. WEST. NoRrawfsr Ann sourHwEsr.
JUSE "a is77.
go a. M, Baltimore and way stations
% he nnsPSas PSa v.dv snd way syrass sssg Es
press makes no stops between Washington AMI Har-
Is%s Sne!sgs s,ss" .sy snsSSs and Pits
, $40 fi;sd,aSai siisssars, winchester. Haser'
s s g s Scfs "Ia S.S iaS" Boston and Bal
eoasses, @ Dr. ISan~Si E%Gss and way stations on Sunday
iea M, Bal,lniore e.IIsss % ,..
p NV nOTk ava fnlla eiphih ftpfeSs
Connects Tor Frederick.
S.J y. nl. Hal. NOR am W " stations
an y M, Il more mud nirrl eNuress.
t35 i. m, Pt Of Rocks, Frederick Hagerstown, Win
chester and way stations
- u. H., B,lin. Am polls and way stations,
s6O p. m, Philadelphia Norfolk and Baltimore
eInissA passenyers Tor Norfolk taken in the
$50 y. M, Chicago and Columbus express Win
chester and l!lYtrstOwn, except Sunday.
siatI y. M. Baltimore express.
s73 .. M, Baltimore and wav stations.
se25 .. M, 81. Louis Cincinnati and Pttsburg ex
pres.
:op. M. Point Of Rocks aud way stationr Metro
politaD Branch.
slGOo D. m. New orK. Philadelphia and Baltimore
sIpress.
day. myI3f
National Republican., 1877-11-01

ssTHE ENATIONALSAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
corner New York avenue and Fifteenth rlief,
OPP ait the TreaSury ep rtment. Fire and burg.
lif.proof sscs. ay and nlght watchmen. Iient Of
boxes from u to " pr annum. silver plate aud
other articles Of value we'd In tr nss or other
wise at moderate rates. WILLIAM sTICkNEy.
President; GEORGE w RIGGS Vice Pr slient
H. p SNYDER, Secretary. oC,5-dn
National Republican., 1877-11-01
EXCURSIONS.
IcE no MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS

NOTICE no MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank IIoliings
head, Is the only boat allowed to land passengers II
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking this
steamer (which Ia connected with the Ladies' Mount
Vernon Association) avoid riding In ambulances
three miles, as by other lines
Hound "trip, q, including admission to Mansion and
Grounds
steamer leaves Seventh. street wharf DAILY, (Sun
day excepted) at 10 n. and returns about D.
J. MClI. HOILiNGSWORrH,
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK MOLIlNGSIlEAD ID. str. AEroM. lyl.l