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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

The banishment of wine from the White
House table recalls some piqnant words
of John Adams, written from Philadelphia
in l777, to his wife Abigail. "General
Washington" he says, ''sets a fine ex-
ample. He has banished wine from his
table, and entertains his friends with rum
and water. This is much to the honor of
his wisdom, his policy, and his patriot
ism. m."-DenlOcTdt.
II was patriotic and polite on the part
of President Washington, who was a
through American. In those days the
States made no wine, but they did make
good rum and do so yet, pure article and
no adulteration in it. nothing but the best
of New Orleans molesses and the purest
of New England's water. It is a divine
beverage, that grows warmer as the years
deepen its color, and an emblem of union
that should harmonize all convivialists,
even as its diverse ingredients mingle sc
kindly together.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
Oar New CoIIeetoY.

The President has appointed as col
lector of this port the Hon. John E.
King, of ST. Landry. It is hardly neces-
sary to say that no gentleman could be
selected from the Republican ranks who
would unite in his person more qualifca-
tions for any Office than Mr.. King. A ma
tive of Louisiana, statesman of the best
Wing school, and the last Wing Speaker
of the Louisiana House of Representa-
tives he was one of the few loyal men of
Louisiana who was able TO maintain his
Union principles during the trying times
of the rebellion. A distinguished lawyer,
his appointment by Governor Kellogg to
the Supreme bench was hailed with ap-
probation by the bar. Possessed of wealth
and social position, he lends honor to q
position which should be filed by lead
ing Republican who does not require the
spoils of Office to maintain his dignity.
While many Republicans have thought
Governor Packard might have accepted
the position, and thus protected his fol-
lowers, even they will join with others
who accept the address as a true declara-
tiou Of right and principle, in congratu-
lating the party that the selection has been
SO excellent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
Cuba.

RorSs GSS iS New York Sun contains q short in
81 oitSa ssSI with Colonel Lopez Queralta, CIV
9wner, sSa a,3a following account of the first
pom VIII. " time the Cubans retaliated on
wEDSG aniards, he being in command at
|,rcs,n. be:
9f Z, tTS 9Ss retaliation, Colonel Queralta said,
ath OF n act of an individual. A Cuban
e the p lnt, whose wife and little daughter
|, re- Fosidis 70 outraged by the Spaniards few
acting aore, had charge of LOG of the cap
IA 1 aso nrrison of Las Tunas Acting on
b. hay4 responsibility, he ordered them to
1hs si4set N Their heads were cut off with
rhete. The lieutenant was court
at'e slon'' ed and cashiered.
|9sePh s.IPt ~ Ness much should be forgiven a
DO had suffered such misfortunes,
murder OF LOG prisoners of war
'tSG0ia heT Sai TOO much of the virginius massa-
aa At Il. the simple cashiering of the per-
gR, Sgng At is not calculated to gain many
I. an friends TOR the Cuban authori-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
Personal.

aeral Thomas c. Anderson returned
Orleans yesterday after q short
the North. Contrary to some re-
J be has not been engaged in seeking
B Office. No man deserves better
bent at the hands of the Republican
than General Anderson. Ever since
become an active member his in
Ike has been exerted in its welfare
{ tis efforts have been powerful for
III He has endured more than ordi-
i nen could bear, and through all the
10 Of SANDER, prosecution and unjust
y onment, he has never wavered. A
p of Louisiana for more than third
d century, wealthy and honored, his
y pies were too sound and loyal to al
7 m to follow the downward course of
mocratic party, and being true to
hat party abandoned him. For his
ast course he has suffered the odium
on all citizens who vontured to
Fl for themselves, and if he sought a
for faithful ser vices it should be
, I'd him with willing hand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
Hoard ofuealti.

The new Board of Health directors are
not exempt from the troubles of all dis
peusers of patronage. They have to fill
several Offices and applicants are numer-
GUS. DR.. j. +. Finney, for many years an
efficient and jealous member of the board,
and for some time in charge of the small
pox hospital, points to his record as en-
titling him to that of quarantine physi-
clan. DR.. Finney's volunteer services in
Shreveport at the time when the terrible
yellow fever epidemic made them most
needed, should be remembered at this
time.
DR.. Y. II Lemonnier has served TIVE
years as secretary under the administra-
ton of DR.. Gaudet to the satisfaction oi
every one except DR.. Southworth, and de-
sires to retain the position.
There are many other applicants whose
claims are vigorously pushed.
Yesierday Drs. Chopin, Austin,
Taney, chaiIle. Loeber and Taylor. and
Lfessrs. Boyd. Hariee and Holt, being
present, DR.. Choppin was elected presi-
dent and DR.. B. z. Taylor secretary.
Drs. Taney and Loeber and Mr.. Har-
dee we're appointed committee to report
whether or not the work of the seven
sanitary inspectors could not be per-
formed by four.
The president was authorized to select
clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
nIi..i.sinni barbarian.

fashion still prevails in Mississippi
a up all personal disputes with the
or pistol, and then, in case the more
lar party is worsted and killed, "the
ms" turn out and kill the survivor
friends, including the females of his
ehold. 1t is then called ''an old
. a one-sided account is cooked up
y papers, the dead are buried and
ans loaded to be ready for the next
feud." The following account of
these affairs comes by way of Mo-
ere are now At hand authentic but
re reports Of the troubles in Kemper
n, Mississippi, which eliminated
Az in the death of FIVE persons and
ounding Of several others.
difficulty was the result of long
ing feud growing out of political
epces which last week gave the
fatal symptom in the assassination
W. Gulley, sheriff OF Kemper
sas charged that Judge Chrisholm
other extreme Radicals were impli-
and Sunday the state of public
2, which since the staying of Gull
al been growing fercely exhited,
o such height that the parties sus-
d Of participation in that deed
drawn into conflict, which ended
\ % killing of j. 2. Gilmer, ex-State
4 or; w. W. Chrisholm, ex-circuit
Mrs. Chrisholm, his wife; 3. T.
ex-circuit clerk, and DR.. Rossor.
!, ing Gulley was fatally wounded.
q Chisholm, daughter Of Judge Chris
was also wounded, but will proba-
" cover.
the above named victims were
n Republicans except DIR. Rosser, who
4 to have been peculiarly unlucky
n Democrat.
aisiana contributes in a small way to
y lOody catalogue from Bastrop. There
Summerlins combined to kill More
CHM and succeeded.
haps Governor Stone, as soon as he
'n i his excitement about Louisiana
Oh is, will and time to spare for his ex-
70 duties. A people who tolerate
q q Wholesale slaughter may be "high-
/. and honorable to a degree, but
At are not loved by people whose good
oE oH on isworth having.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02


9enms1Gy New Orleans Pacific Railroad.
FmaDy eceipt Of the following letter tho
. Ii1S Iisht a. uncil authorized the Mayor to is
% issue exclamation fixing day for the
|r, resldr
az GuiIs suoTable the Mayor and Administrators
"a ~ beF atty OF New Orleans;
:, ,a..N., zRAHE-I have the honor to in
q that the judgment in favor Of
Aalnedy Orleans Pacific Railroad Com
Malmedy sssolving the injunction in the
Roudanez ct al. Vs. the Mayor
% AN illustrators, was affirmed by the
sntioe, al Court on the sixteenth instant,
I,.,n,.a, he decree Of affirmation is now
y attorney for plaintiff having in
leTwaE1S EAiVed his right 10 apply for re-
Y. .iIj Bislss IL is the desire of the company
Blaiss question Of this tax should be
70 the popular vote by the If
a in bis May next, and I would respect
alIs, 49, ~ 1sl that action may be taken by
aprable body Of the next meeting
na u @ hiss aneil. Your obedient servant,
''01. i'' B. WHEELOOK, President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
Kenluchy Uash DigtribaliOn Company.


The attention of our readers is respect
fully called to the advertisement
of the kentucky Cash Distribution Com
pany, from which it will be seen that that
organization will distribute on June 80
the sum of $4,000. This will be the
second of the series of grand drawings
under the company's charter, and will be
conducted in the same manner as the
first, the fairness Of which is sondeeded
by all, and to which long list of distin-
guished officials have certified. This Sec
ond scheme is the best offered to the pub
lie, and the price of tickets is only $40
which are sold in halves and quarters
Messrs. G. W. Barrow & Co., of Louis
vile, Kentucky, are the general man
ayers, and the old and well known firm Of
Thomas H Hays & Co., No. 697 Broad
way, New York, general agents. ANY
communications or orders for tickets di-
rected to either of these firms will be
promptly and courteously filled.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Gem
many.

At the annual meeting Of the board OF
directors of the Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Company, yesterday, the following
named trustees were elected, by repre-
sentatives of over los, 800 shares of stock:
Frederick L. Ames, Elisha Atkins, BEN
jamin L. Bates, A. b. Chandler, +. Cor
don Dexter, Sidney Dillon, G. NJ. Dodge,
Thomas T. Eckert, Jay Gould, @. X. Gar
rison, G. p. Huntington, H. j. Jewett,
James r. Keene, Christopher Meyer, j..
II. Mortimer, G. g. Sampson, Russell
Sage, w. J. Syms and Henry Taber. The
gross earnings of the company for 1876,
including the leased lines Of the Franklin
Telegraph Company, were $50, $40 2S;
expenses 1891, S4l SO. The company
sent 2,Ol9,533 messages, being an in.
crease of twenty-five aad seven-tenths
per cent. President Eckert has been es.
sured that tho company's agreement with
the Direct Cable Company will be adhered
TO, and that there will not be an amalga.
nation with the Anglo-American Cable
Company. hetp York SlH-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

8 id;ioWn y new bill the Administrator Of
1sntss whose occupation for two
in New od been confined to the duty Of
d Il and A1ist W. bis salary, has something to do
bls9,.t slFa; ii Supervise the Board Of Assessors,
Eishin c.E appoint all the clerks One Of
hehes irQs crs has been confirmed by the
Ess q SO. III. u O. Payne-but the others,
1ibsd 4 sanp prop q koxborough, Payne and Bainy
g41a. IgS,4Lrbo q, hold their positions by more
2. o.o09 9fgs f.snS tenure. Administrator Reng-
{ the eight assign each to such duties as he
/ the sizt proper. He has already ap-
Sovsmssr is clerks Ia his department
|ss,v..vsu v Winter, John II. Manuel
I, ,.,., Wilham, Frank NJ. Address,
q savs { dss Walker, w. O. Mohrman, =.
Esie5y, SsG .5s 81 osInuel Hollingsworth and I'd
Who we're confirmed BY ths
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

The name ef Wayns 1IGFeieh Is
prominanfls 1nensioaed fo9 = foreign ais
aions ana Il 3 unfinished thatho Nill IS
deaisnassd 90 thosouil q ehs Car
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

The following numbers drew the frst,
second and third capital prizes in the
Tuesday drawing of the Louisiana Lot
terry: No. S6,74s, $780, 600; No. 40,195
$4,000; No. A, 500, $1,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

) In 4 political sense more than one pOl'
tician has talked himself 10 death.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

y Nature puts her trees through . regular
course Of sprouts every spring.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

INSEL0
! DEsP
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-05-02

d IN bis &
|lalee theh
;, above Dh
ng N hiss
|inors Rays
National Republican., 1877-02-16
u II. WARNER, Auctionecr,
LIE street, opposite Masonic Temple.

TRgssTrEE's BALE 9F Two nTWo.sroRy
sSEESSTs SES sp,srrHsR 2k THsRB nsrhnEET BETWEEN
Byyirtuc OF deed of trust. dated June 4, A, ID.
1873 duly recorded IN Libsr No, 7s folio IS QUE Of
the land records for the District OF Columbia, and
al the request of the party secured thereby, shall
sel ny public suction, IN front of the premises, on
M, All that certain piece parcel Of ground lying
aud being In The city OF Washington, District OF
COLUMBIA, amp known aud distinguished upon the
ground plan or plot thereofas parts Of lots seven
% and eiRhl 81 IN square numbered seven hun
dred and Ninety eight 7os,l and described as fol-
lowsi Beginning for the same cishty-nve 1851 feet
IRON the southwest corner Of said square, thence
north eight CS feet; thence nInety 1907
feet, thence south twenty-eight (2s) feet, thence
west ninety tgl feet TO the place OF beginning to-
Eeiher with the improvements etc, Terms, one
cash. and the balance at six aud twelve month";
win Interest At ten per cent annum, secured BY
hdted OF trust on the property sold, all cash at
ontion oftbe pu! chaser, deposit ofti0n required
a. me I'm OF sale on each house. and ali eoby,y-
anis,,ng at purchases cost Terms TO be complied
Win ~ seven days, otherwise the trustee reserves
the right 10 sell the property al the risk and cnst
tseDent. WALTER EVANS Trustee
febsmtu J'T. CALDWELL, salesman.
National Republican., 1877-02-16
II 7. CoLDwEI.L, Real Estate Auctloncer
u No. gl6 u street,

i. t. CoLDwELL, Real Estate AuctIoncer,
- No. 9i6 street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF -FOUR UNFINIsHED
BRICK HOUSES ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
ELE1EEFa ETEEET srRsEY45E ESnrHEWNlIsHf rTHENIH AND
By virtue ofa decd Of trust, dated Nov, !. A. ID,
1870, duly recorded In Liber sS7 folio io ct sea
one OF the land records for the District of Coiuin-
ba, and at the requts OF the party secured thereby
premises on TIURsDHT' HT'iPa Fe6raary Ia ffGat & s7 az
o'clock P. M, the following described real estate
situate In the citv od Washington, District or
Columbia, to-wit; All those parts OF sub:lots
HSISersa IN saa,Ts iw9 asrss Ur 81 and Aye
four, tS5t, and described as follows; Lot known
as sub lot lcttered "A, being the east twenty (soj
ss 9l g Gy S
dapS ersuf ot F s
sublot &c. being the west eight is) feet OF sub.
lot three, "a and the east ten {iO) feet OF sub-iot
four ti by the depth thereof; lot known as sub-iot
I'D, being ,he We thirteen tisl feet Of sub.iot
by thedepth thereof, together with the Improve.
Tor e. ta3, and u 49, p respectively, which will be
more fully explained ut the time OF sale.
sly; twelve and eighteen months. with Interest at
eight per cent. per annnm, secured by n deed OF
trust on the property sold, or all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser. deposit OF 500 required al the
time Of sale, and all conyeyanclng at purchasers
BRAIN ARD H. WARNER, "''
HENRY MCINTYRE,
The above sale Is postponed until. Saturday, Feb
'"A'' II bfaXiShRp bsi q RGrSiiek Il, kGGhRRsER, y , r,
on, NJ, HENRY McINLIRE,, trustees
sTu IN ds j. II. COLDWELL, Auc.
National Republican., 1877-02-16
AUrIoN sALEs-Yu,urc DAYS,

~~~r~S~sN.N.~~~.N)O~1N -
TUNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A.TwU. STORY
4 FahME HOUSE. ON THE NoRTH SIDE
2SD rwnNTiErH Shkhi ssTEhh sTSfnfs. sSWsfhhSrh 4. ".
.,Byyirtue Of deed oftrg,t to me, dated January
20. Of the Land Records Of the Districtof Columbia,
viii .e 4, public auction, 10 the highest bidder In
from, Of The premises, On Thnrsday, March is77,
estate, In the City OF washington, ID. c., to:witi
Part oflot numbered two (2J, in square one hum
ared and iwenty.two tl2sJ, and eont,ined within
Beginning for the same At point on North
street, 81 feet from the southwest corner of said lot
and tunping thence west fourteon 0tl feet; thence
thence east fourteen O feet; thence south ninety
seven (o) feet onehalf inch to the place OF begin
ming.
Terms OF sale, s5os, and interest on 800, at ten
per cent. per annum from July %, B76. and ex-
pcnse OF sale in cash, and the balance al six and
Twelve months, for which the notes OF the pur-
chaser, bearing interest from the day Of sale and
deposit upon acceptance Of bid; conycyancing at
IfteTms of sale are not compiled with In Ave days
from day OF sale the property will be resold at the
risk and cost Of the defauliing purehaser.
feiB-eod&ds Trustce,
National Republican., 1877-02-16
AUCTION sALEs-ro.day.

Oc>NN.~<No.NJoDo0oN~O NOOoo~c~-~~~~-
II II. WARNER, Auctionecr,
lIs street, opposite Masonic Temple.
fkEssED gRIGK pWELLiNa, No. Ms 3
sTREET, ssTTRREEEET, s6ITThkRs ss6EITTTMhEEn THlkB AYR s9TKTh
PRUPERTY ON NORfH CAROLINA AVE.
sTRiEEfs soTnTTHEAsT. AsThD AND foohrh
BY virtue Of deed from Rudoiph Jobylger ct ux.,
a.Ss ' n s Ss9y e GsIa D.
record. OF the District Of Columbia aud OF decree
the description IN said deed passed the ist day q
dnss.emGsr dos.s, % A A. ID $50 In e9Sty cause No 4saI
iic auction, In front OF the premises, on FRIDAY,
the 18th day Of February, A, d. 1871, at o'clork ~
m, the following described property In W Asning-
ton city, Up said District, Wis All Of lot c:.ered
bered seven hundred and ninetysone (73i j and an
those parts Of said lots 2 and B as arc contained
Within the Following mctes and bounds TO wit; Be-
ElnninE AZ the southwest corner of said lot l., and
csrShS aVsnss ssn ss HR s as
from the southwest corner OF lot lettered o. IN said
square, thence northeastcrly along said avenue
twenty.two t22l feet and ave tO Inches, thence
NOR to ihe soa.hsa, corner o s,d lot
Per Terms nj o. oY saiei One third OF the purchase money
in cash. and the balance in three equal insIallnents
payS,5Hle pU,H n SKI o. twelve t2l and eighteen Jis
q, per cent. per annum, secured by deed OF trust
upon the premises. All conveyancing at the ex-
pense Of the purchaser. A cash deposit OF 500 will
'e ''f'''e' 'n N 'FRIgpIEfiiIoK sTurz, ,r.,.....
wM Wit THAFT, Trustees
ja26-FTutd j. 4. CoLDWElI,, salesman.
National Republican., 1877-02-16
ID A. DARNEiLLE, AuctioneeT, and Real
l. Estate Broker.
IT T. OOLDW ELL, Real Estate AuctIoneeT,
u No. 6i6 street.
ING ON THE SOUTH SIDE oF i sTREEi

TRUsTEEs' SALEOFATWO STORY DWELL.
Nc On GnS, THE SOUTH SIDE 0F STREET,
TENTH STREETS SoRTHwESr.
by virtue OF a deed OF trust dated July q. a. ID.
one OF the land records for the District OF Columbia
and Al the reque't of the party secured thereby we
on Iussoay February a. 1871, 43o O'Clock D. m,
tme following descrlbed real estate, situated In the
Az tha, piece or parcel orground known aud dis
ungulshed as lot numbered twcnty-Jnc (el } In the
recorded subdivision Of original lots, IN square
numbered two hundred aud seventy-Seyen t2Tr,)
together with the Improvements etc, Terms,
N,00, with interest at ten per cent per aunum,
iron July ~. 1870 to day OF sale, and expense OF
months, iot which thu notes of the purchaser,
bearing Interest from tie day of sale and secure
taken deposit Of sioo wili be required OF tnC
ing at the expenSe the purchaser. Terms 70 oe
complied with In sc 1en days.
BRAINAhD II. WARNER, r...,
,.,. GEORGE W. sTlCkNEYsl 'rus'ee''
fehs thsm % ELL, Auc.
National Republican., 1877-02-16
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
SPRONED REAL ESTATE, At THE COR
NEE ~ STREET SOUTH AND NEW

by virtue ofa decree of the Supreme Court, OF the
Ddssrict OF Columbia, passed In equity cause No.
o,2s3, Frtedman's saving and Trust Company ct
al. vs.. william Mpirhead Z. Al; the uader,ighed
offebruary. A, ID. 1877, at O'Clock p. m. ut pub
ic auction In front of the premises, ali those certain
pieces and parcels Of ground lying and being the
city q washllgton. District Of Coiumbi,, known
ana distinguished on the plot plan Of said city as
lots M mbered ts5l and thrty-six (s6 in
BlaEden's subdivision of Adams subdivision of
part Of square numbered seven hundred and folty
l,ioD containing together, an aggregate Of two
Of ground.
Terms Of ta'e, one-third of the purchase money
and the eNpt nses of sale In cash. to be paid within
ye days after the day of sale, Of which 900 Is to be
pad as deposit al the time of sale and the balance
in six twelve and eighteen months from the day or
sale, for which payments the purchA hAser purcha-
sers shall deliver 10 said justice his, her or their
promissory notes, dated on the day OF sale, and
drawing interest at the rate OF six per centum per
annum payable semi annually or all cash. at the
ancing TO be paid by the purchaser.
FRANK I. BROWNING, Columbia Law Build
feb law finds SHERMAN 4 HANDY, Aac.
National Republican., 1877-02-16
II T. COLDwE ELL, Real Estate Auctloneer,
- No. Old Y street,

II T. COLDwELL, Real Estate Auctloneer,
No. 0l6 II Street,
TRYSTEEs' gSTEss ,ySS. SALE 4f ~ mpEsiRABLE I'M:
hNB u sThEETs SoRTHWEsT; 80 .
1879, duly recorded in Lber No. sic, folio ID. one
OF the land records for the District OF Columbia,
wii sell =. Public .sction iron, q ,6e preisss
M, the following described real estase scpated 10
the City Of Washington, District OF Columbia, to-
sPSwn snd ,n on he bsr aid
sons recorded subdivision Of square numbered one
hundred and ninety.seven, (ig1), fronting on SIX
to wide alley together Mlt the improvements,
Terms; One fourth In cash, and the balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months with Interest at
per cent. per anhum secured by deed of trust on
the property sold, or all cash, at option OF pur-
ehaser, deposit OF ti0o required at the time OF
tsie. and all e0nyeyanclng at purchasers cost
Terms 10 be complied with A. seven davs.
BRhINARD ii. WkRNER. Trustees.
FEB, ls-fmw, Y,T. ooLDwELL, Auc.
National Republican., 1877-02-16
AUCTION sALEs-Fusurc Days.


cS~SOSSoScNcNSosrOo.N o.NoSNNo>No~~~~N~~ ~
II T. COLDW ELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
- No. oie street.
TByysTEys, BysCE s,v SALE 9F TWO .TWo;sgoRy
OF ALLEY BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
IOunTEEETH STREETS AND AND II
STREETS NORTHWEST. - :
BY virtue ofn deed OF trust, dated August O. A. ID.
ns sS and ,sS, recorded o IN Ll'sT No icic W
aud at the request OF the party secured there
,hs premises: on M3NDKY. feSrnary s., is47. al
sis1ste n The city or Washihston District Of Col.
SnowS asscTiSea as pssf q ~ fs sSrss, oS "a
ming for The s,ms Thirty six t6S feet east or the
tyer,y-Iec S2s feet .ix 20 inchc. 70 The east line
them thence west ssSep exc M feet nine inche thence
of & land sold 70 =. .. Jones; thence north
together With rih The q, i%,,pIoysmss,s, &e:
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at eight
per cent. per annum, secured by deed OF trust on
the property solo, or all cash. at option of the pur-
chaser deposit OF tl00 required on each house at
the time o. sale and all conveyancng at purchaser
cost Terms 70 be complied with In seven DAYS,
HRAINARD IL. WARNER, (rr,.,.o.
WILLIAM ". MATTINGLY, irus'ees:
e2mwE1 j. T. CULDwELL,Auc,
National Republican., 1877-02-16
RAILROADS.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
y THE GREAT DQUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
to the
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
JANUARY IA, is77, IS. y. IN.
LKAvK WASHINGTON.
500 .. M, Baltimore and way stations.
7:0oa. m, baltimore. Annapolis and way stations.
!;oc q. M, Point Of Rocks and way stations.
$500 q. m, N. T., Phllada. and Boston express.
Sunday 70 Baltimore only stopping at way stations.
e;0a. m, baltimore and way stations.
$50 z. m. Chicago, St Louis and Pittsburg eX-
press; P,ttsburg, Aaserstown and Valley DrSnch,
..iosio 4, m, baltimore express. On Sunday for
is.OS =, Baltimore, Erllcott City, Annapolis
.I.O ). m, N. Y, Philada q Norfolk express. On
ssnd,y to Bate only: stopping at Al stations.
l'O p. M, baltimore and Laurel express.
l0p. M, Pt. OF Rocks, Frederick, wav stations.
s4:3 p. m, Balto., Annapolis and way stations.
sIQ p. M, baltimore and way stations.
sI;l5 p. M, Chicago and Columbus express.
.5;tS p. m, 5t. Louis and Cincinnati express.
.b;D p M, IT. Rocks, way stations: $50 sunday,
,p;22 p. M, New York and PhlladA express.
I, trains marked daily; other trains daily except
SUNNY. Jani3-tf