davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1877-10-24
Social Gossip,

Chief Justice Waite is about to take posses
sion of his new home on Rhode Island avenue.
The numerous friends of Mr.. and Mrs, Ran
croft Davis will rejoice TO hear that they Will
return to this city this week and rc-estublish
themselves in their old home.
Senator Beck will reside this winter in the
old Bcac homestead east of the Capitol over
which his daughter, Mrs. Green Clay GOodloc.
wife of the paynastcr Of the Marine Corps,
will preside. We regret to record that Mrs.
Gnodlot Is at present quite i'll.
Among the drbHtantrs this season may be
mcntiu led the highly mplished daughter of
graduate Of Nass,Ir, and is said to be one of tho
best dancers ia the city, u branch of education
cultivated outside those classic halls.
Mrs. Senator Spencer, about whom so much
of truth and fiction has been written and said
recently, is already an acknowledged belle in
Washington society. Being gifted with rare
conversational powers, sprightly manners,
tact, intelligence and great personal beauty
an unusual combination-the society queens
of other days may well look to their laurels.
A happy party of congcnial spirits convened
few evenings since at the residence OF Ut
Aaron Baldwin, on NJ street northwest:
Through the tactics of Col, Long the intormaI
meeting was soon transformed into musical
soiyee," undor tho Skillful leadership OF that
sweet singer in Israel" Col. Rogers, assisted
by Col L, G. Boudinot, Mrs. Long and the inir
hostess. II was q rare treat, and Its elevating
influence will long be cherished among the
pleasures OF memory"
National Republican., 1877-10-24
WOiiian's Ways.

Mrs. Sarah Helen Whitman wrote the hymn
for the dedication Of the Roger Williams statue
at Providence.
Miss PhTbe Cozzcns, attorncy-at-law in st.
Louis, is said to have u large and constantly
increasing practice.
Miss Kate Grard now Mrs. George Fawccd
Rowe, is meeting with much favor in London
She has been acting under the nom de theatrI
of Violet Ormc."
Miss Leggatt, of New York, who is vigor-
ously establishing herself as publisher and
bookseller on upper Broadway, is about to
publish the Golden Songs of Great Poets"
Mrs. Harriet Lane johnson, Of Baltimore,
has published defense of her uncle, James
Buchanan, in which she asserts that in all his
acts he was governed by a sincere devotion to
the Union, but admits that he was sometimes
deceived by Southern leaders.
DIR. Mary Walker has an imitator in St.
Louis, whose name is DR.. Dodds. She is u
regular physician, with some property and II
considerable practice. Her costume differs
somewhat from DIR. Walkers being if possible,
even ugiier-a mans "uumentionablcs," con-
fined closely at the bottom a nOndescript gar
ment neither coat nor cloak, male nor female,
and hat OF similar neutcr gender, which one
might worship without violating the frst COM
mandment.
Queen Victoria, the quid nuncS say, grows
more and more exclusive, with but the single
exception of her factotuni, John Brown. This
year she visited fashionable resort called
| Iochmaree but before making up her royal
mind to go she expressly stipulated that the
ncghboring hotels should be closed and kept
empty during her stay. The hotcl.keepcrs
confident of n harvest In the crowds who are
always eagcr to follow in the wake of Her
| Majesty, readily agreed to the conditions, and
the Empress of India had the place all to
| herself.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
Commerce.

81 GEonaETowS, Oct. 1.-The grain market opened
choice. The bulk of the sales were at $40 Sis
Corn-Therc were small sales of white corn at Gics
Rye Receipts light, with sales at eO@eac.
iay"The d demand for Ray Continues greater than
The demand and i may be quoted nominally at sljG
10 for prime baled.
BALTIMORE. Oct. q Cotton steady and demand
J Ii%1r quiet, steady aud nnclansed o,,.. wo,,o
miiS; do. amber tl,5jG i.5E Western steamer, si@o
We vsSer & .is TIb Dec6sT tsa 6%' . an oe'OO'' ''' No
Corn-southern quiet Western strong and higher
mixed. srot and October, t2,c; November C3c; de-
white, ;Ec, do mixed, Sic.
!lyc quiet aud eIslrrat GidGsc.
ilay duh and "',h hanged
Provs:ons-lspumh lois dull Hnl heavy; order trade
Loose shouIrrs 4c clear rio Sides S &C; packed
Is9N.c R'con-Shouidrrs, sac clear RIB sides, o',c.
BuItrr-,muicr Western scIrce and hrm ut 2ld S}c.
Per r,lemm-Crude higher s'4@d'.c; refined, dull;
Whisky dull nj sIiiai.II't.
sugar steady ~ iOac.
oats, 900. Shnmcnts-WheaI, Gs,OG com 56.5D
NEw YnRw. Oct "a Cotton quiet. middling up
lands II. &C; Orleans, H. 9. sales. 20 bales Con.
sDlidated net receipts, % ~ bales ExpOrts-Grent
Britain SIi; France. 3;UG continent 5se channel,
sO bales.
FIHWr-T,atEcr more doing hut without decided
bbis No. I 49, closing quiet; southern -four in buyers
f1ror; common to ialr extra s15@Gs good TO choice
Rye y, ur steady; si@45O for supcrhne state.
WheaIHi@ Itsc better and fairly active; si.2sa q
for No. spring: q Srisi i,r ungraded SPRING .i.3l
sInmI.t, for No 2 sCIiaaSo and Milwaukee; tiH foI
No. spring; g tlg g 9r winter red Canada, bond
iGr white Western; %I 81 h r white State: ..IlCd
Rye ,uic.; GS@Sc .o Western; 75tu nc for state.
Bnii y la u better; active inquiry for ,xpoit and
six rUwr state Sc for No. tHnpi w for No. do
| &c bond for Old tiEalin tor feeding,
| Barley malt quiet and unchanged.
Western mixed: Il. i@lE.Ic for New York No. .; &c
| for New York No white.
| OIIs shDd easier EsG,58c for mixed Western and
STATE. JRG iic for white do.
| Hay steady ut 5JtI tJc for shipping
Hops quiet ita7c Tor yetiflings; sd i2c for
Eastern aud We'iein "a i3c for new New York.
| Conee-Rio unchanged; moderate business.
fin NJ; SIC for prime; s.6LSsc for Muscovado; re-
fined in fair demand; y1.h0'sc for standard A; loo
| l0Gc tor grnnuaiei l0!g iUsc for powdered; lOAe
| lO,4 &c for crushed.
Moip~cs-Isehr ig stock quiet; grocery grades
steady and in fair demand
| Rice steady and fairly active
Petroleum higher; crude, sAsci refined H. = united
| TaliOw steady at nc.
| Resin steady at sl.sIai75 for strained.
| Turpenline quiet ut JW 3i'sc for spirits.
| 2iM2c Tor Western.
| Beef quiet. hesG hams dull. Tierce beet quiet,
| Cut Meas-Western qu.eG middles dull and un
| changed
Bn,ter-thciee steady, other grades heavy; ii@G2
for Western lj0I Dc for State.
Cheese dull at 7@i@'tc for common to prime.
Freighis TO Liverpool more active and firm; cotton
per steamer, 6ibd; wheat, per steamer. load
National Republican., 1877-10-24
AUCTIONEEi,a.

AUCTIONEEnS
nuncanson BroS.. Ninth and ID sls.
Wash. b. Williams, d, cor. Tenth street.
AWNINGS
J. c. Hogan, 7i3 Market Space.
BOOKSELLERS AND SrATIoNEps.
solomons 4 Chapman, oil Pennsylyania avenue
WIN. Baiiantyne. f3s seventh street.
y. Ii&0; 4. M99rrlsln. a7i Pcnnsylvanla a,y;cg%'.
BILLIARDS
scanlon a Co.. .seaton n all. Ninth and d s..s.L
BAKEICL
Felix Desfosses, eol2 II street.
CLOTHING.
T. g. Justh, Gi9 street:
DRUGGISTS.
CouEhlIn's Temple Drug Store. y and Nnr -
Entwisle, Pennsylvania avenue and Tweiith"-rL
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs. 8, T. Fuller. Art School, 1915 street n. W.
Mrs. Burr, l3Os II street
Miss Narrower, 1896 street
Royn sSmnaEy H%.sss 81 IrfPw MsP@sTson sSnarc
Park Seminary soj Fiflh street northwest.
Spencerian RasineSs College, seventh and streets
pLss MIS- EHS INSI Mills Music s i,G5 I srs,
school Of Music 20 Eighth street
s 66snas%S Z bSara ~ SSss street
Law Department, National University.
FINE ARTS.
Markriter, GO L street northwest.
IIoTEIS
niess House, corner Fifteenth and q streets
MNle,lrIorolitan, Nl1,I,, Penna avg. and sixth street
Enbltt House, Fourteenth and + streets.
Wormleys, and F1fteenth street,.
Sherman House, 2lB and 2is Third street
Morton House, W and VA + street.
fremont House.
d. II. stnemetz, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue.
INSURANCE
Germanin Fire Insurance Company, of d. C, o3j
street northwest.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, s. High street
GeorgetOwn.
JEWELERS..
4. (tOllstpIn a Tant and Al
Wheatley Bros, Georgetown. D. C.
LOAN OFFICES
4. Goldstein q Co, corner Tenth and d streets
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eisemnn Brothers, corner seventh ani L streets
c. Stalzer. lSD T. street
A. Saks 4 Co, seventh street.
| u. Robinson 4 Co, 500 Pennsylvania avenue.
RESTAURANTS.
Partisan Restaurant, 1924 PENNSYLVANIA avehuc.
Sanders q stayman. Penna ave and Twelfth street.
PAPERHANGINGs.
| John Alexander, 1881 Pennsylvania avenue.
| PHoTOLITHOGRAPHER.
Norris Peters, hoto,lithographer, No. 45s Penn
sylvania avenue
| PHYSICIANS.
| DR.. Hartley, "a New York avenue.
| REAL ESTATE
| u. II. Warner, 0ls = street northwest
| John sherman st. Cloud Building.
Fitch & Fox, Freedman's bank building, 1909 Pa. nv,
| SEWING MACHINES
McKenney Co, I2T Ninth street
TRUNKS
Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
UNDERTAKERS
| II. W. Barker, 6ia Eleventh street.
II. =. Harvey g}i = street
National Republican., 1877-10-24

Reply to "Young Lawyer" No. I.

For the Corner
Reply to "Young Lawyer" NO. I.
In compliance with the kind invitation for
somcbody to take up the gauntlet for the eh-
lightcnment Of our legal friend" upon the sub
icct he breaches in the Corner of the 10Th In
stant as to whether IL is proper for married
men to pay attention to single ladies'" we ask
space in that exceedingly pleasant column
for an endeavor-which, though humble,
is from an observation which we think
will warrant ito submit our views,
not so much as to whether it Ia proper
for young men to be paying particu-
lar attention to young married ladies, or rice
rersd," as to the causes which lead TO that same
particular attention" That there are dis
tnct and different courtesics which pertain to
the relation Of husband and wife, to that Of
brother and sister, that of engaged couples
that Of parties who arc courting' and those
who are merely friendly" is beyond question.
A proper and due regard for the courtesies Of
the first relation makes married life all that
one could wish, and realizes to its fullest eX-
tent the blessings of connubial felicity. But
while this is an undisputed fact, and while the
influence excrtcd by the marital relation is
beneficial to society, it is equally true that
THE sLIGHTEsT DIVERGENCE
from the purity and unity of that relation
sewers at once and forever the bond of perfect
love and confidence which on the wifes side
on the part of him who has sworn to clcave
only unto her MS long as both shall live. We
do not for an instant countcnance any action
on the part of married people of either sex
that admits of more than the common courtc-
| sizes of politeness which the strictest rules Of
| etiquette accord. As the contract of marriage
is based upon the principle of entire and exclu-
sive affection, any undue familiarity with
others of the opposite sex must be violation
of it. 1t is fact patent to all, and especially
| to the careful observer, that men generally do
not love their wives as they should. Too
many wives, also, arc negligent Of their house
| hold affairs and, instead Of striving to make
home an attractive place for their hus-
bands instead Of endeavoring to be gentle and
attractive themselves, they are oftcner peevish,
neglectful turbulent and slovenly, thereby
| losing the fascination of their own sex with
out attaining to the dignity of the other.
| This is zone of the bottom causes of most Of
the chickering's and domestic infelicities which
prevail between husbands and wives" in cou-
ncction with those already mentioned by orr
legal friend" As brevity is required in COM
muncations for the Corner" We close with
| the remark that should these lines be consid-
cred worthy q place therein, rs throwing a
little light on the subject" we will strive 10
do better and disseminate a few more feeble
| rays in our next. p. L. y.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
SALES-Euturc Days
LIMITED STATES MARsnATs SALE.

By virtue Of two lis Of drrf Cneirs issued out Of
the clerks Office Of the supreme Court OF the District
OF columbia, and to directed will sell at public
sale or cus ~ rOnt OF the courthouse door of said
District, on THURSDAY, the ist lay Of November,
1871, at u o'clock all the right, title, claim ana
Interest Of tie defendant in AMI TO the following
described pro perry, to wit Lots thirytwO aud ihirly-
three, In DpHKns. lee and Ja2enOvcs add ton to
Georgetown, u. g., tOrcthpr with all and snguEr the
improvements thereon seized and levied upon the
property OF Stepl en- D tntleman to satisfy exec u
lions. No. aS2 Equity, IN favor OF Jennie W. IIotz-
man. by next friend J. J. CIombs, and No 72;5 at
law, In lavor OF VIM n Koich
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
United States Marshal, D. e.
ociad,Shs JOHN SHERMAN, Auctloneer,
National Republican., 1877-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ TREAsUR ER,S ORR ~, DISTRICT
oFCoLUMB a, ..,.-

OF FCOLUMB A,
wAsHfSG1uS, u. G., OCT. -, 1877,
NotlCe ls ereby given hn D"tob, -, Isii. II
expire ali Licen wen by The Dstf,' OfCdlumbi..
all Apoth hecIrieH. uctio ne"rs, u Uks d'aittrL II
POstersB ewHrs Br rs, Boo eit,i NJ hers ~ the
slveral market. tla'm A;c,t, Contrnc : Cattle
brokers Con m sion Merchants, ca tts ~ - tllgd
aud fermemled LIQUORS, Wines alln Cord ls DIS
I'll, r. It's rance AZ nts Ice Dealers Maifttur .
of Illuminating Gas, l. e. and rue Insuran.e Con-
plntes. Patent Ag"u's piwnbi okeTs PhOtDgtup rr
prorr 2rs Of Bar oJms, sample II so'ns TIP 9lirg
IIOre1, Billiard, Btgnt"llr AMI ionuy Lind Tables
bowling Alleys, HItr.s iieIy s = ie., Ielilencr
OnicnS Junk ShOI =, Restaurants and Eating llUtSc'
Theatres, Reel icIs. de-.
Al Ia les Engaged In said huEi Icss, rn eS or pro
To- siOi must promptly renew n 4 Tic nI IN ac'urr-
wEh Il TrOvi yous Of tho Hr, Of H." ,i-alive
Assembly apprO' ed August -, 1871. n d the at
amend DRY there T. nuprovCd June ~, 1872, viz:
Tat Itrion Inl l. forH liccnse nV WIN n ay
fail to pay the .1mc b'f,rc engiging IN ~" HtiSn
shall, b. aldiion 10 the C nse tx I'M o'od fine
or pc taltv .! no than I've more han M dol
lars for each Off nsp. ROIFr. p. DOWil
o~tlU TrCnWrar Di trct Oito mba
s-THENATIOSALsAFE EDErOsITCuMrANY,
corner New York avenue ard Fitnnnih s'ie't,
OPP sit the Treasury leplrtment: FIR" and burg,
buXes from u to " pr hnnnm. Silver plate and
other articles OF value rtce we'd IN tTunN- other
wise NJ moderate rates WILLIAM STICKEEY.
President GEOnGE W. RIGGS, Vice Pr, sldcnt
H. 7. SNYDER, Secretary OclJHn
National Republican., 1877-10-24
BOOKS AND sTATIONERY.

I ,ATEST PUBLICATIONS: ELENENIS 8
- Of the IAws smilh, ti.N; Egypt, Nc oun,
Ing, Mel aug In, 7ScInls; One Year Abroad. au or
One summer. si.2f underhrush, J. r. Fields. sI.2i
N.1G liierniu Q and Science Primers, 70 cents;
pan9'n MT, dorsey u M tyclnWEl AFT E,lmcntion.
lust rcccirei larEr nsSortnl. ut Uf photographs.
Photo l.ti o raplis. Chron n hugi APIS GRAPHIC
aud ,Hrhon fhoiotrapbs q Am'crt's process being
the most desirable gOuds u the kind ever presented
hnd NJ very low ratlS J.. NJ WHITAKER 4 son,
Ocl9 tJal gtI Penn l. avenue Vernon Row
National Republican., 1877-10-24
u II. WARNER. Auctonccr,
Ds Fstrpet. opposite Masonic Temple.

by virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 10th day OF
August, 1875 duly recorded In Librr No. w. folio u
one OF thc land records o. the District of Columbia
and ut the request OF the party secured thereby, WILL
on MONDAY, The Ah day Oi November, iS77, at
o'clock T. M, sell the following real estate situate In
the city Of Washington, II. G., To wt Known ay lot
lettered 7, In Mctiure's subdivision Of original lot
numbered fourteen, CiI) In square numbered five
n half street, between Virginia avenue and street
southwest, improved by RtwO.stOry brick house.
TERMS Fifteen hundred dollars, with accrued inter-
est, Cnsh; the balance IN six. twelve and eighteen
months, with Interest, secured by deed OF trust
depOGIt OF 500 required at the time of sale and all
conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser Terms to
be complied with In five days.
JOSEPH JOSEPH.
OclWGds Trustee
National Republican., 1877-10-24
DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses Of wash
ington.

The tol'oring Is published for The benefit Of Trac-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, and The public geaer-
dHy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prope Of interest 10 all ,cho intend
trdnsdctiHJ business ~ Washington
National Republican., 1877-10-24
Future Days.
SAMUEL J. sopER < CO., Auctionscrl
~ nnliItnnre. NJ,


u Baltimore, Md.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF vALUf BILE REAL ES-
TATE IN PRINCE GEORGES y COUNTY, AID
JOINING TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
by virtue OF power contained In q deed from True
man Bet Sons, OF baltimore ty TO me- for the ben-
eit of creditOrs will sell by public auction en- the
premises, on THURSDAY, NOV ember !, 1s7i, at
O'clock p. ni., all II osc TWO PARCELS OF LAND In
Prince Georges County adjoining the line OF the Dis
r ct OF Columbia, and bounding IN part on the pu9lc
road leading from Silver Hill WashinstOn the first
containing los acres, less and the second
tanning 81 acres more Cs'. and which said land Is
par cularly described In deed from &. C. Mngruder,
r. trustee to 1rueman Belt a Sol recorded In b1r
H. H. No. u, fol- -, &c, one OF the land records Of
Prince sorge County, and being also part of the
land once owned by james Brown.
The property IL near Washingt' n CITY, and must In
short time become valuable for building purposes.
Improved by a small COTTAGE.
Plat can be seen at my office.
Terms Of sale 0ne;third cash. 600 Of which to be
paid at sale, and the balance In six and twelve
months, with interest, and scCure,'.
SEBASTIAN BROWN,
50 st. Paul street, Baltimore ASgnte Trueman Belt
&sOns.
SAMUEL J. soPER & Co,
dNdg AuCtiOnperS,
National Republican., 1877-10-24
oc2i d&ds
DowNMAN & GREEN, Auc,,onecrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABLE REAL Bs
TATE IN THE COUNTY.
BY virtue Cf deed OF trust bearn IT. on the 3th
day of June, A d. 1873, and duly recorded In Liber
No. 49, folio 40, the aud records ior the Dis
trict OF Columbia will sell nl pubic auction, TO the
highest bddI r, upon the TT, mises on MONDAY, the
5lh day of November, AID 1911, N&3O o'clock D. M,
all those cei tn pieces or plrces Of a d. situate and
being IN tho Inty Of Wa hngton In the Disirct Of
Columbia ly north of the boundary Of the city OF
Wlshir gtOn, knd between II and Rock Creek, the
sane eng known In the subdivision among Loyeday
Paros heirs OF or ginn lot four Of Widows Mite"
as lots SIX t6 and seven, al and that part of lot FIVE,
~ containing eighyOnc hunu redths (sl.lOj) o an
acre, taken OIL the west side Of lot nve o. so IS to
be bout Il by line parallel to said west line OF lot
five, % being the same property conveyed 10 Henry
T. PurO his share Of the estate, and by lin con-
veyed to Charles H. Holmt u !, and by said HOlmead
reeconveyed to s,id Paro ty deed duly recorded.
T'rms Of .le: One thru "a III, and the residue In
two equal instIllments a. TX and twelve months,
with interest from the day OF sale, the deferred pay
mcnts to be secur by deed of trust on the EN-
ises, a cash, a. the option of the chaser. de-
pJ.t OF s0 will he required at tue time of sne, ard "
the terms Of sale are not complied with vii hin seven
days afeT ale the trustee the rit HI to resell
al the risk and cost of the defaultt purchaser amer
one We * notice In some new published In the
city OF Washington. Al convC, alcillx at thecoSt Of
the ~ 'hnSer, JOS H. BRADLEY,
o,a2- NV n Stls Tluste
National Republican., 1877-10-24
NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS

,,voI" 10 STATUTES AT LARGE Forty-fourth
Congress.
WI LihMs on ENECUTORS, vols
BAkrtIS'S LAW PRACTICE
TYLER ON PARTNERSHIP.
AnBbTTS NATIONAL Dc EST, vol.7.
LAWS AMERICAN DIGEST OF PATENT
IoMMoN LAW PRACTICE IN CIVIL AC-
TlONS, by Walter :. Cox, Of Washington, d. c.
PkOFFAIr ON NOTARlES.
NEW MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS.
ONE YEAR ABROAD, by author of one Summer
MARK IWAlN'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
"A KNIGHT OF THE NINETEENTH CENTU-
THEO, by Mrs +. II. burnett
THAT ltORRID GIRL
THAT HUSBAND OF NINE
MY MOTHER.IS-LAW.
THEY ALL Dol
WINSTON. by Mrs. Iriih Adams
hARJOhS BRUCE'S LOVE by Mary Patrick.
Our stock OF Fancy and Staple Stationery was never
lDre attractive all novel than now. Also. our Plain
Ing.
As the advances we shall he in almost daily
northern markets, which We mean TO sell nj the very
lowest figures.
wH. & o. II. MORRISON.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
W0MAN'S CORNER.
Edited by Fannie Il. Ward.

Edited by Fannie u. Ward.
Ladies' arc iHri,ed 10 contribute society nens
aud Short Sketches appropriate 10 this depart
mrt. Please address such communications 10
The Rcp"btiodn Office, care Editor Of he Corner.
Written for the Corner"
Ecce Homo.
"This did for tnec:
What docs't thou RI me-
-Mo'io p'dccd under print n Chril in ne att5" ~
Gsr1Hdn dtrins.s
gave My life for thee.
My precious blood shed,
That thou might'st rnnsomed bo.
Aud quiCkcned from the dead
gave My lie for thee
What hast thou given for McP
Ispcnt long years for thee,
In wenrinCss and woe
That an eternity
Oi JOY III, u mightst know.
spciit long yCars for thee
Hast thou spent one for Me?
My Fathers house Of light,
My rainbow circlcd throne,
len for earthly night,
For wandcrings sad and lone;
len all these for thee
Hast thou left nught for Me1
suffered much for thee,
More than thy tongue can tell,
or hitlcrcSt agony
Thee To- preserve from hell;
! Uttered much for theeS
What dUst thou bear for Me7
Aud have brought to thee,
Down from My home above,
Salvation full and free,
Ny Spirit and My love;
Great gifts brought 10 thee
What hast thou brought TO Nc?
Oh, let thy life be given,
Thy years for Ne be spcnt:
WOrld.icttcrs all be riyen
And joy with suffering blcnt.
Give thou thyself 10 Me.
Gladly I'll welcome thee,
sIt Is sad thatCount LlnzendOrf u Patriarch OF the
MOravinn brethren, first tat g to love our Sa-
your by reading this motto,
National Republican., 1877-10-24
JOHN SHERMAN. Aucuoneer,
u 81. Cloud Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on IL STREET. BErWFES SEN
ENrH AND EIGHTH lREErS NORTHEAST
ly virtue of dreI of trust TO US, dated June H. A
d. is Q and duly recorded In Iiber No So. folio Si,
one Of the land records for the District Of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby, we
will sell at public auction In front OF the premises, oil
FRIDAY November . 1877, at s o'clock p. M, all
that ple,e and parcel of ground and premises known
Kc!ly's recorded suhdIv GiIn Of square numbered
eight hundred and elghty-.iinc (ss9 improved by u
twO.s tory brick house, witn modern improvements.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance payable In
SIX, twelve. eighteen and twenty four niOnIhs with
interest Rt eight per cent. per allnum until paid from
day of sale secur, by deed Of irust upon proptry
sold. II terms Of sali not complied with within
i've days the tr reserve the right to resell at
risk and cost of dcnultng purchaser altcr five days
advertisement A Il post of slOJ will be required ut
time Of sale All conNcyancng at cost OF purchaser.
FIRE. u W. JONES, r,,,s,oos
JOS. X. EDsON, i'"''eeS'
National Republican., 1877-10-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
Finance,

The subirensiry balances In New York yesterday
Gold. siC2,si7Ds1 currency, ~, ~ 2Dd7l The
subTrca'rer paid out account Of interest il7 OJJ,
ard for bonds, ,ciO,O0o Customs receipts snouo.
In New York Saturday money was active at G.
Exchange dull ut Isl. Gold dull a. icH.. Rates
for carrying iGi1
National Republican., 1877-10-24
AUCTION sALEs-TO-DAY.
nUNCANsON BROS. huCtione"rs,
- Ninth and ID streets northwest.

DUNCANs0N BROS, hnctione"rsi
- Ninth and ID streets northwest
ELEGANT SALE OF pARLoR, DINING:RoO
AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, tDNSlS RI No,
IN PAllr, OF THREE pAnIIph SUITES, ONE
il %RiMs2N TESltT tlro9S one II lIFA pEAH ANp ~
sshAfrEHs shfEs rhssSfhsSsEEE SfhsSsEEE FfFFSSFF F%ffFSSF
TAneeFE2ME' EY eEM fIEhEX A4 NfA fs
TONNE LAMBREQUINS .ASD CURTAINS
LATE GThrAlMs %ALTTurT SS3nRIEEHIGILiS;; SnIEHIi
TOILET SETS iiAiIt MArTKESsES PIIe
Ions, FINE LOT OF BLANKErS AND
=. HALL. sTANDARD AND CHAIRS, 4 &C.
On WEDNESDAY morning, October, y, com.
mcncing at ~ O'Clock, we will sell at lIB ! street
northwest, splendid coll, c,On of oft above goods
which are nearly new. The carpets were imported
direct from Europe. This sale Is worthy the atten.
llUn OF buyers as tie attc,es are per,ect -
DUHCANSOE BROS,
Auctonsers.
ocepd fStar copy.l
National Republican., 1877-10-24
rHE lob PRINTING DEPARTMENT

OF THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
Ia prepared to do all kinds Of mercantile prtnting st
prices that de ~ competition. cellar