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National Republican., 1877-10-03
DuNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoncers.

I
TRusTEBs' s'sAIEoFyALUA
PROPERTY, SITUATED on 1 STREET. Re
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
STREETsS WEST.
by virtue Of deed OF trust dated July H. A. d. 1s7G
duly recorded In Iber No. 2s folio 81 ono Of the land
records for the District Of Columbia and at the
quest OF the party secured thereby. we viii sell at
public auction Ia ffont ofthe premises. on MONDAY,
October g. ls77. at o'clock D. NJ. the following
real estate situate In the city Of Washington, District
Of Columbia, TO wilt: Lot nunlbctcd one hundred and
twenty eight (lss In a. H. Shepherds recorded sub.
three, (6s3)
twelve. eighteen and twenty four months. with In
terest at eight par cent nnnun secured by deed
Of trust the property sold n the terms OF sale
not complisd with Within Ave days ihe trustees re
thu right to RESELL nj The risk and cost OF the de-
fsuiltng purchaser after 1--WE days advertisement A
deposit offY viii be required at time OF sale All
veyancing ut cost of purchnser.
JOSEPH JOSEF + r. 'E6sSlN EDsoN. Trustees
National Republican., 1877-10-03
oc2MAda
SERTY, IMPROVED WITH Tw0sTORY
AND BAsEMENT BRICK HOUSE SITUATE
ON EIuHTEENTH STREET, Bfsrw ZEN

l. AND NJ STREETS NORTHwTsT
By virtue OF decree OF the supreme ourt OF the
District OF Columbia passed IN equity cause No. 5ss.
docket 10, John A. J.lr~well Ell al against William
on WEDNESDAY, October 10, A. u. Isl. At taj
o'clock y. m At public auction front OF the prem
ises all that piece parcel OF ground lying and be
Ing In the city Of Washington and District aforesaid
known ~ lot numbered hny-three (Sl,) In the re-
corded subdivision OF original lot numbered thirty
two, tnD In square numbered one hundrJd d and forty
1toD together with the improvements thereon and
with the appuIten ancas thereto belonging
Terms OF sale m follows. One fourth cash. 500 ct
which must be made deposit nj time Of sale; hal
ancs in sig. Twelve ual and eigl,,eep usl mouths
option OF the purchaser. Deferred payments 10 lie
cured by adced OF trust and policy OF Insurance on
The property sold. All conyeysncing Ht the cost Of
the purchaser. Ifterms OF snls are not complied
with IN seven ~ days after day Of sale the trustee re-
serves the right TO resell the property the risk and
cost OF the deAultns purchaser hitar five days ad-
vertisemenL JNO H. COOK, Trustee,
ONCE, I'D Eighth street northwest.
- THOMAS DOWLiNG, Auctionecr.
ses3-FMWNd Law RspOrtpTl
National Republican., 1877-10-03
PROPOSALS.
N WAnIIsoros, d. c, September y, lsy7.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
IN wAsItIs0ros, D. c, September q, is77.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, to be indorsed
Proposals for Bituminous Coal" will be received
at this ONCE until u IN, the 9Th day of October 1871
Tor the below described bituminOus coal to be de-
liyered at the navy yard. Washington, into carts to
be provided BY the Government, fro from any eS-
pense subject to the usual inspection, and TO be
weighed at the navy yard scales, viz:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
Four hundred 400 tons bituminous coal, Cum
berlandl run OF mine, free from dirt and all other
defects, $40 pounds per ton.
All further Information as TO quality and time OF
delivery Will be furnished on application 10 the
commandant of the Washington navy yard.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all offers
not deemed advantageous TO the Government.
Responsible security required oh the bids for the
prompt aud mithftil delivery Of the coal. Blank
forms for bids 10 he had at this office
Tho contractor to pay the cost Of inspection,
". W. WILLIAMS,
se2S -FTu2w Pay Inspector U. s. N.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
Future Days,
I H. WARNER. Auctioneer,
D Fstreet, opposite Masonic Temple.

BY virtue Of deed Of rus,, eatcd the 10Th day Of
one Of the land records OF the District OF yv,rp,a,
and y The request OF the party srcd thereby Will
o'clock p p sail the following real estate situate In
the city q Washington, ID. G., TO witt Known as lot
lettered r. In Mctiure's subdvr rion of original lot
numbered iourteen, ut) IN square numbered Ave
hundred and ninety four tsa fronting -Four and
shalf street, between Virginia avenue and u street
southwest, Improved by atwo.story brick house.
TERMS Fileen hundred dollars with accrued inter
est, cash; the balance In sir, Twelve and eighteen
months With interest, secured by decd oftrust, A
deposit OF 900 required nj the time Of sale all
conveyanclnR al the c1st Of the purchaser. Terms to
be complied with In Ave days.
ocawAds T'rustce
National Republican., 1877-10-03
The EdYPTIAN PILL substitute for MERCURY,
Ths only Reliable Specific for LIVER DIsEAsIss

Ths Egyptian PHI Il purcly Vegetable. and the best
for lille, Sna.ns, HlumAch. echr, sckness. aiddlness
Headache, Nervousness Indigestion, Co-tivenes-
They correct the morbid condition of the IAvcr and
Boweis promote n healthy secretion OF Bile, cleanse
the Stomach relieve the lTcnh and Improve the Ap-
petite without inconvsnlence their action being gem
lie. painless, and enecuAl.
Mniled for d snd 81 cents per box.
National Republican., 1877-10-03

rTNHE RossIYN SEMINARY
u WILL REOPEN ON
TUtR1DAN, SEPrEMBER 30,
Al No. 1871 New York avenue Fourteenth street
Miss Il Ross Principal
Henri Mulson. Professor of French.
Applications may be made To Miss Ross, at her resi-
dence a. above. seis-lm
National Republican., 1877-10-03

sas S iSss. TSe y fsss King Ing
rlsnS Vss., Ss,n1: wlS,,n 9,sssa 9 mn .,S AS' 60as
laser apply a, 7o Eighth street northwest ss251f
V,HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW
JAMES @. sSil2ois %n2Diso, L. D.,
r.., :, sAMuEi. TYLER Ii. ps
aay Pssans y sSs Ta% q Ssaanss s and .Sa
'A' Lay Tss q RaTtnSE;Gls Rae %SIsfrs 8 cox L. D.,
rrSfsr S or q. Law " q Real and Property
The Ton %GGfaS fIG q 'TS' fSS sss"fi r. d.
9 .ss he " Law q
With The Columbian University will take place at the
on D fsh q s,ss
NH MI when ~ Tie announcemsnts for the scholastic year
WI nc made by the Faculty and when members OF
he nnaergradoate class, as also all new students
Ia sadiiiop tSe regular two year. sou..e Of in.
iIsfed 7nirJ iaip, TS,iss ~ n ISgeI Ira"ii.s DE-
signed 70 show is application OF he principles o.
actual proceedinsS Of courts This course will ;. con
duc,ed , by Professors Tyler and Cox. who will an
aSsns mssSs 81 p u. SS
didaiss Ior ssmtson q lhis aidonal viii b
gent aud suoc,.r, students % law for the ,erm Of
who snstaia sa.isascory 81 ess%ns,on In 4. nssr%e
tons and exercises will be entitled 10 q d.
plonA admitting them 70 the degree Of Master OF
mum.
For tAtaiosues containing further Particular nd.
dress the President ofthe FNculty. sece-sw
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI.
" vEhsIrY:-The tenth annual session OF this
school Will comnience October |, at o'clock u m
Introductory lecture by Pro. VIM II. Seaman.
Expetlses-Tuiton free: Matrirulatioh, $40 Incl
dental expenses, " graduation, fn. Students will
have access the Fre.Imens bospllai and the dis.
prrsary connefed with the in.tltution For further
Secretary, No. llls Thirteenth street northwest.
FACULTY:
REV wM. PATTON, DID,
President
GIDEON r. PALMER, NJ. D.,
Dean. and Professor OF Pt ysiDloyy and Hygiene.
CHARLES ID. PuRvIS. NJ. D..
Secretary and Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
DANIEL =. LAMB, NJ. ID.
Professor Of nerrTtpiive Rn,i Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN r. u. BAXTER. NJ. d.,
Emeritus Professor OF the Principles and Practice Of
NEIL y. GRAHAM, ND,
Proiessor OF the PRINCIPLES aud Practice OF Surgery
JOHN u. BltACkETT, NJ. D.,
Professor OF Materin MelicA and Thsrapeutics-
WIN II. SEAMAN, A. NJ,
Professor Of Urnsra and Medical Chemistry.
THOMAS H. HOOD. NJ. d..
PROFESSOR or the Principles and Practice OF Medicine
A. 4. ROGUE. NJ. d.,
DSmonstrator Of Anatomy.
Reulp TiITh.kS-sy
National Republican., 1877-10-03
Thu TT Pill LIS.

A distinguished ph yslcian OF New York SAYS;
ut u Astonishing how universally pr, TUFTS pills
used. In my daily rounds hear OF them not only
among the poor but their virtues heraided foin
the mAnsions OF the wealthy and refined. Knowing
the Inventor nom his long connection with the medi
cal proiessiOn have great confidence In their merits
piest results In cases where desired to make de-
cidcd impression on the liver"
National Republican., 1877-10-03
INSURANCE.


q .RNASIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
" the Dsstrct Of Columbia, Ontce qS street
porhwtst, Real aud Personal Property Insured and
Builders Risks Iaken On the most reasDnAbe terms.
q. W, SOSNESSCHM MlDr, Presidant
4. n. DrOws, secretary. Qfi.im
VNHIRlYrouRTH YEAR
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS.
tfx>psio 5laopou
LOOK OUT Fos THIary:THIRD ANNUAL RE-
PORT, 1871.
p,ytisnd to nlenbers In CASH ss their premiums
All dpa of.F ts0oy0oo have been returned TO mem
beIs during ihs last thiry three yeArs
BEGIN tha new year W Insure;
AL POi.iClRs protected nom forfeiture by State
low socitons walled, Liberal teTms made 10 par
r. S.ARYR osnrrsi Aysn.
Room HI Cloud Building.
Alss kksnt nyr the R'pabilc NN In,uLanse Com
pany 81 New YORK CITY, la2trh&sly
TwESTT vEEr
Ghass aud 9oqplinga plate. al HAMIITofs Y.
NJ q 4, Ruiidifa f6r ta5o suio FM2w
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. JAMESON,
1871 CHESTNUT STREET, rurLA.

IHF CHFsHTNUT sTKFFI, TIIIIA.
New Treatment, RESTORING the Seryons anl Debit
tafed Trnpnrtins Life, strength and Health 10 the
Subsidiary Organism There Is no form OF Physical or
Nervous Disenser, whether Acute or Chronic which
Ior example, Nervous bebiliiy, Including the oas OF
energy and vlgoT. OF mind and body; Paulys!s, Epi
epsy, Canrrl, Dsrsses Of the Liver, Inngs and Kid.
neys, recovering the eIhnlired Organisms, and
brncng all functional DisOrderA The treatment, how
ever long Disease may have existed, applicable
70 both sexes and all .gss Is speedy In r action and
ffee ffom all objectionable and Injurious tendency.
Consultation by letter, 81.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
DIR. JAMESON, Ia+i CHESTNUT st.. Phila-
Send for Books and Circulars. ausi.FMSwIm

CS0n REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A
tYOO'I bottle Of any other Extract or Essence
prompt medicinal eifeGt sahforis Jamaica oinger
Samples ffte at all Druggists and Gsocers4
National Republican., 1877-10-03

DIR. Tut has been engaged In
the practice OF medicine Thirty
years. and for y long time was
deinonstrrtor OF anatomy In
the Medical College OF Georgia,
hence persons using his pills
have the guarantee That they
are prepared on scientific prin-
ciples, and are free from ali
quackery.
He has succeeded In combln.
Ing In them the heretofore an.
tagonistic qualities VI q
Htrengthening, purgative and
= purifying Ionic: while they
remove all unhealthy acCuH,u-
nsSs.
They may be taken al any
!. time without restraint Of diet
or occupation. As a SAFE fam
ily medicine they have no
rival.
PRICE Is CENTS.
OfyiCk,
IS Murray street,
New York.
National Republican., 1877-10-03

COSDEaNED D--HLLSAM C0rAHIA IS CON
~ den,ned spa JsS?srdeS ~ tsirE ID. only worib.
sp1 smhn, asd r'd disorder the sndDse., stomach.
and still thn qpsHSs nss "a. drug AaanSTitANs Gun Is
cure III fr6tR Two ic hlr tay-. lts ~ only Known
txpeouTe and trouble. Male psrkagef, VI iepipi.,
5ofd Al Twsfth street and h'yivan's avenue and
y issi ssriS}sA~ ENrwIsLx
National Republican., 1877-10-03
ZINE rAPERHAN0INd
pApos, RREIzEs, rILING DESIGNS, &c.

Of any csiab,thnsat tn tho city Tbs goods are il
ths n,od.rn siylc Of ornsn,eniatson fsrn new and
original de-IEpS Among thnm are many n9vAliies In
National Republican., 1877-10-03
HOME COMFORTS.
INTERIOR ADORNNIENTS.

nECoRATIyE AND FINE GOLD WALL
- PAPERS,
! Ireap,oihIlly announca to the public that am pre-
pared 10 uNhibt tho largest assortment Of
National Republican., 1877-10-03

Also a large assortment Of 0''ILT, SATIN aud
BLANKS, Which I VIII ssll muSh lower tran the
JOHN ALEXANDER,
se1 No lsu PrLpsytvapls avenns.
National Republican., 1877-10-03
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
EDUCATIONAL.

ENRENoH LANGUAGE.
PROF LUCIEN E C. COLLIERE, A. NJ.
Private S1aues and IessonH. usiiernl Evening
tz5l street northwest
octa0 y. E corner Of and Thirteenth sta.
( yiAssIChL STUDIES = CHEAP TUITION
or who fpr any purpose dssire s,nie knowsdsr oi
Latin and oresk, VIII and tho bet Of nstruciion in
the Preparatory Academic Department OF Howard
Unlyors'ty, which s open 70 hil students alike. Of
whatcyer iace color, and to both sexes DR.. Roh-
for the bes coeses In the country while IN charge OF
. ceiebrnted New England Academy The charges
are hut -FOUR DOLIARS A TERN, or TWELVE
IpIJ.AHs FOR THE ACADEAIC YEAR. The
VIM ". P&TIoN. b ID D. 1i Tresidsnt. I' '''' % oci.N
National Republican., 1877-10-03
T ,Aw SCHOOL OF GEORGETOWN UNIvER.

MUSICAL CONSERVATORY
SPACIOUS MUSIC HALL, lss NINTH STREET
Thorough teachers and low rates Of tuition.
send for circular. D, h. BULLARD,
National Republican., 1877-10-03
JAMAICA

Elegantly favored, purely medicinal, II should be
70 eyery hniiiy: on board every ship and the con
passes nil the common household remedies IN the
cure Of ailments of sudden and often fatal termina
the only geiiun- preparation OF Jamaica Ginger,
Choice Aropatics and French Brandy. Jyidm
National Republican., 1877-10-03
BOsNET-sTRrNas

Of ribbon are 10 be az Jait, fastened upon one
sido In bow. This style will speedily be-
como generally adopted, both for tho comfort
and bcoomingness Of II. A bit Of ribbon ticd
under the chin has prevented many Q cold 10
frosty weather. and checked many an inoipt-
ent case Of asthma and quinsy, while every
body knows that bonnet-strings on ladics whs
are past the first freshness Of youth assiss
wonderfully In conccaling the ravagos Of
time.
National Republican., 1877-10-03

TUFTS PILLS
cure sick headache
TUFTS Pills
cure dyspepsia
TUFTS PILLS
cure constipation.
TUFTS PILLS
ourc piles
TUFTS PILLS
cure f0yer aud ague.
TUFTS PILLS
cure bilious Coilc.
TUFTS PILLS
euro kidney com piaint,
TUFTS PILLS
nre torpid liver,
TUFTS PILLS
impnrt appetite
Jyioep
National Republican., 1877-10-03

One Of the now shapes has . slightly harins
brim, with low crown. covered with rich ysE
vet; on one Of these hats that WAS much 3D.
mircd bird's head with trailing feathers rested
near tho top, and from clustor Of loops AZ the
back depended two long ribbon strcamers The
inside was filled with Q full ruching Of soH
silk.
Some molistss affirm that
National Republican., 1877-10-03
SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

CCHOoL OF MUSIC.
Plane Violin. Organ, "a. 10 is
Vocal culture, d and eia
For circulsrs OF other branche, and free adyAp
tager apply al 7G Eighth street northwest ss26If
National Republican., 1877-10-03

pROF. JOHN EsPuTAS MUSICAL ACADEMY
4 will open nj Prof sheidon's dancing academy
No. 1904 street northwest. on WEDNESDAY, Sep
leInher IL nj u. AaktlIn
National Republican., 1877-10-03

this season are Of unusual beauty. Long,
willowy ostrich plumes are shaded In all ths
new tints Of brown, bronze. prunc, mulberry,
moss green, maroon aud marine-bluo, shaded
from tho darkest hucs Of color st tho stem to
pale ca-foam green, tilleul, water. blue, roso-
color and ses-shcll pink at the tip.
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cREENBAcK ITEMS
Platform Of the Independent
Party Of Minnesota,
Adupted at their State Convention held at
Faribault June 10Th 1877

Mr.. Donnelly from the committee
on resolutions made the following re-
port, which was unanimously adopted:
ssResoired. That we reatfirm the
principles of the National lndepen-
dent Party, as proclaimed at Indian
apolis on the 18th of May, 1876, and
| point to the present financial condl-
ton of the American people as the
best evidence of the necessity for the
reforms therein demanded:
Resoired. That we charge that the
course of national financial Legislation
for years past has all been in favor of
the holders of our national bonds anu
against the taxpayers:
|. BY changing the terms OF some
of the bonds so that they were made
. payable III gold and silver coln.lnstead
of .lawful money of the | mted
States.
!. ,. BY subsequently enacting that
the same bonds should he paid III gold
alone.
8. Bv Increasing the weight of the
gold dollar.
t. Bv contracting the currency OF
: the country so rs to make money more
valuable. and the property of the peo-
pie less valuable.
5. BY decreeing forced resumption
of specie payments upon the LIST OF
January, 1879. thus consignlng our al
ready impoverished people to greater
depths of suffering in the future.
Resolred. That we regard the dem
onetization Of American silver colnas
the result Ola conspiracy. and 4 crime
against the prosperity and industry OF
the American people. and one OF the
chief causes of the present suffering:
and we demand that silver coin be
once more restored by Congress to the
place which it held for over eighty
wears. as legal tender. III all sums
for all debts public and private.
Resoired That we endorse the pol
icy of reconciliation and peace pro
mulgated by the present natlona
administration. and hail the era O
GOOD will among all the citizens OF ou1
common country as suspicious Tor ;
proper consideration OF the grea
financial questions upon which Deepen,
the prosperity of our people.
Resolred. That we protest agalnS
the financial policy now being enforc
Ell DN NtCltl0lN NNilNiii ittii' - itANtt 4
rapidly increasing the bonded debt Q
the United States by withdrawing
..greenbacks." the people 5 money an
substituting III their place natloni
bank notes. based on bonds upon Whlc
we are taxed to pay interest.
Resolred. That while we are nc
ayerse to some reasonable and eqult;
ble settlement of the so-called Minnie
sofa State railroad bonds. we sha
demand of our candidate for Governor
and of our candidates for the Stat
Legislature. unequivocal pledges tha
they will not favor OF support an
proposed settlement of the said bono
unless the same is first fully and fairl
submitted. at a general election. to tl
people of the state for their approx;
or rejection.
Resoired. That in the present distre'
of the taxpayers of this state we q
mand the strictest retrenchment in q
public expenditures and reductlt
of salaries to correspond with the
minished incomes of the people.
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THE SUN.
1877 NEW YORK. 1877

The different editions Of THE SUN during the
next year will be the same as during the year
that has just passed. The daily edition will on
five week days be sheet offour pages, and on
Sundays sheet of 8 pages, or IS broad col
umns; while the weekly edition will be sheet
Of eight pages Of the same dimensions and
character that are already familiar to our
friends
The Sun. Twill continue to be the strenuous adj
vecate of reform and retrenchment, and of the
substitution of craftsmanship, wisdom, and
integrity for hollow pretence, imbecility. and
fraud in the administration of public affairs.
1t will contend for the government Of the peo-
pie by the people and for the people, as
opposed to government by fraud in the ballot
box and in the counting of votes, enforced by
military violence. 1t will endeavor to supply
its readers-a body not far from million Of
souls-with the most careful, complete and
trustworthy accounts of current events, and.will
employ for this purpose numerous and care
fully selected staff Of reporters, and correspon-
dents. Its reports from Washington, especially,
will be full accurate, and fearless; and it will
| doubtless continue to deserve and enjoy the
hatred of those who thrive by plundering the
| Treasury or by usurping what the law does
not give them, while it will endeavor to merit
the confidence of the public by defending the
rights of the people against the encroachments
of unjustifed power.
The price of the daily SUS will be 50 cents a
month or $3.50 year. post paid; or with the
Sunday edition S7.70 year
/ The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages, 81 90
year, post paid:
The WEEKLY SUS, eight pages of IS broad
columns, will be furnished during 1877 at the
rate Of 81 year post paid.
The benefit of this large reduction from the
previous rate for the WEEKLY can BIZ enjoyed
bv individual subscribers without the neces-
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any of our friends choose to aid in extending
our circulation, we shall be grateful to them
and every such person who Sends ten or more
subscribers from one place will be entitled to one
copy of the paper for himself without charge
At one dollar year, postage paid, the expens,
of paper and printing are barely repaid; and
considering the size of the sheet and the quail
: ty of its contents we are confident the peOpl
will consider THE WEEKLY Sun the cheapes
newspaper published in the world, and W
trust also one of the very best.
Address.
THE SUN, New York City, II. I.
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