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National Republican., 1877-10-08
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

THE LATEST.
Egypt rs II Is; Mct'oan ss.Ta
One Year Abroad, by author OF One Summer; Gle.
Silent and True. Mary Agnes Fleming ella.
Nicholas Minturu, y.G. Holland; ti.ih
Blogi Apply OF Alfred DE Musset, from the French
s2
Life Of J. NJ. W. Turner. Thornburg R7a
. Addresses and sermons delivered at st. Andrews,
Dean Stanlry; sl.75.
Christianity and Humanity J. starr King; ~
THOMPSON; e.
Baroness Of New York, Joaquin Miller si.7S. Bos-
ton Monday Lectures biology Cook; sia Lille Of
Count Cavor, Mnzade; a. Mrs Edwards, the Blue
stocking oc large n-sortment of the newest
sOLOMONS a CHAPMAN.
Metropolitan Boosseliers.
oc3N sli PrnnsylvaniA avenua
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.
DE- street. opposite Masonic Temple.

By virtue OF deed Of trust. dated the 18th day Of
August, 1875 duly recorded in Lber No. w. folio 4l5.
one OF ihe land records OF the District OF Columbia,
on MONDAY, the sth day OF November, ief7, at 8
O'Clock D. m, soil the following real estate situate In
tho city of Washington u. G., to witt Known lot
iettercd 4, In McJu,res subdivision Of original lot
numbered fourteen, ut) In square nunbered Ave
hundred and ninety four, (joi) fronting -Four and
aha,l street between Virginia avenue and p street
TERMS f1neen hundred dollars, wnh accrued inter
est, CASH the balance in six, twelve and elshteen
months, with interest," secured By deed OF trust A
deposit OF oo required at the tmc of sale. and all
conveysncng Al the cost OF the purchaser Terms to
be complied with In 1vo days. -
oclw&ds TrustaA
National Republican., 1877-10-08

EDUCATIONAL.

A RT SCHOOL REMoyED.-THE EIGHTH
pupils at tho new rooms 1878 I street, opposite
Franklin square. Day casse In Drawing and Painting
Evening asses In Mechanical Drawing In charge Of
Profs-sOr Schlasr BE FULLER
Octi-im Principal,
National Republican., 1877-10-08
vEGErINE
PREPARED ny
II n. STEVENS. BosroS, MASS.
HOME COMFORTS.
ELK DEsfOssrs FRENCH BAKERY,

ENEl.lX DEsfUSSES FRENCH BAKERY,
II Established isS)
~ YEARS ar ISrRRAsISG SUCCESS
FELIX DFSSROtSsE,
he well-k and only real French baks In Washing
ton, has removed 10 No. a0l2 street, between Tween
teih aud Twenty first streets. Pennsylvania
nue. where, la house expressly built for The purpose
he has greater facilities than before for the manhfac
tnre Of the besi French and American Bresd. French
bread = speciality. Liberal terms offered TO hotols
and dealers.
N, B.-Frcnch Bread N recommended for personr
Of dellci 10 hflh. especially ioT those sunernK nom
dyspsr~ a beware 81 imitalienA dtsN
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OUR MINI STEERS WIFE.

LOunviLLE, Ky Feb. ID, 1877.
NJ. IT. r. SeusnL
DEAH SIR: THREE years ago was suffering terribly
with lntnmmatOry lArunatsm. Our minister
wi advised M" 10 take Negcilne. Amer taking one
hottie ! WIS entirely relieved. THIS year, ircllng u
return OF The disease, again commenced taking u
and am being len flied greatly. Il also greatly i'm.
proves nv digestion
Respectfully, MRS. 4. BA LIZARD.
lO'l West Jefferson street,
National Republican., 1877-10-08

NEW BOOKS AT
BALLAHTYNES,
f2s Seventh street
Memoir of Rev, William Arnot.
TIE Hidden IAie " b, Rey. Adpph ssphir.
abraham, the Friend NJ tiod." by J. o. DYKES.
nIectutes on Preaching" by Philip Brooks
Tbs Religious Feeling, astndy for Faith.
Modern Philosophy " by Franc's bowen.
ron Poetic Interpretation Of Nature" by Shairp
Nlah0las Minturn," by J. a. Holland. se2otf
National Republican., 1877-10-08
W0MAN'S CORNER.
EDITED ny FANNIE n. WARD.

The Ladies are cordially tRrited 10 contribute So
eiety Items, short Sketches. Social Gossip, Poems-
anything nensy and oppropriats-to his depart
merf. Piedse address al snoh Communications
10 The Reppblicon Office. care Editrsss Of he Cor
ner,
National Republican., 1877-10-08

DR.. Tut has been engaged In
the practice OF medicine thirty
years, and for q long time WAS
denonstrator or anatomy In
the Medral College OF Georgia,
hence persons using his pills
have the guarantee that they
arr prepared on scientific prin-
cipler, and are free from all
qllackery.
lie has succeeded In combin.
ing IN them the heretobre an
tAJonistir qualities OF q
STRENGTHENING, purgsiive and
q purifying tonic, while they
remove oil unhealthy accnnn.
lations, they produce no weak
nesa.
They may be taken at any
/. time without restraint OF diet
or occupation. As q safe lam
ny medicine they have no
PRICE d GENTS.
OffICk,
" Murray street,
New York.
National Republican., 1877-10-08
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
AND lAsEMENT BRICK H0usE, STU ATE
ON EI0HTEENTn SrREEr. BErM ZEN

ON EluHTEENTH STREET, BETw ZEN
l. AND M STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of u decree OF the supreme ourt Of the
District Of Columbia. passed In equity cause No s8ss
docket 49, John A. J.yresweil et al against William
on "WEDNESDAY, October 10, A. d. ls17, at 60
O'Clock p. m, at public auction. mont OF the prem
ise all that piece parcel OF ground lying and be
Ing In the city OF Washington and District aforesaid,
known rs lot numbered hfty.thrcc, (S1) In the re-
corded subdivision Of original lot numbered thirty
two, tSD IN square numbered hundred and forty,
up) together with the improvements thereon and
with the appurtenaDccs thereto belonging.
Terms OF sale ns follows: One fourth cash, tiD Of
which must be made n deposit time OF sale bal
anee in SIX, twelve t2) and eighteen (s) months
with interest from day OF sale. all cash, al the
option OF the purchaser Deferred payments to be
cured by adecd oftrust and policy or Insurance on
the property sold. All conyeynncng at the cost Of
the purchaser. 1fterns OF sale not complied
with in seven ~ days amer day OF the trustee
serves the right to resell the property Mt the risk and
cost of the defatins purchaser. amer live days ad
vertisement JNO. ". COOK, Trustee,
ONCE, 80 Eighth street northwest.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
se2s-FMwSd ILaw RepOrter
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NUNcANsoN BROS, Auct,oneers.

TRUSTEES EEs'sALEoFvALukBIE
PRDPERTY. SITUATED ON l STREET, BE
TWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST
STREETS WHIST.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated July H. A. d. Is7s
duly recorded In Iber No. s folio 81 OF the land
records for the District OF Columbia, and at the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby we will sell at
public auction In mont Of the premses on MONDAY,
Ortober $, lsII. at O'Clock D. IN. the following
eal estate situate in the city Of Washington District
of Columbia, TO wits Lot numbered one hundred and
twentyeight, (i2s) In A. n. Shepherds recorded sub
division ofsquare numbered six hundred and twenty
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash: balance In sS,
twelve, eighteen and twenty.four months. with In.
terest nt eight per cent per nnnu, secured by deed
Of trust lhe property sold II tho terms OF sale
not complied with within hve days tho trustees re-
tho right to RESELL nj the risk and OF the de-
auting purchaser after Ave days advertisement. A
deposit OF 80 will be required time of sale. All con
veynncing at cost OF purchaser.
E5gEh; 5dslfH VI Il, i2SE5s. gSsSs Trustees
sep21 2oSocls
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VILE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW
JAMES G. wEIHiNo. L. D..

PHtSfUENr.
aAMUEBTYLER,L LL. D.,
Professor Of Equity Jurisprudence, OF Common law
aud Equity Pleading Of the Law Of Evidence, and
the Law OF Partnership.
The Hon WALTER 8. COX, IL D.,
Professor OF the Law Of Real md Personal Property
Of Contracts, and OF Grimes and MlsdemeRnors.
The Hon. WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE, LII d.,
Dc L.
Professor OF the Law Of Nations
The opening exercises of the Law School connected
Law Building, FINN street between ID and E streets,
m., when the announcements for the scholastic year
will I've made by the Faculty, and when members OF
the undergraduate class also all students,
Invited to be present
In additionto the regular two years oourse Of In
sruction, which entities successful candidates to the
degree OF Bachelor Of Laws, the University has rsinb
llshed Thbd ledrs Course ", Lrpni Practice, de
signed 70 show the application OF the principles
law TO the transactions OF business lifa and 10 the
actual proceedings Of courts This course will be
Quoted by Professors Tyler and Cox, who will an.
nouice their plans and methods OF teaching under
ths head at the opening meeting OF the School Can
ddates Tor admission 10 this additional will be
required to furnish evidence thnt they have been di-
gent and succssful students Of law FOR the term
two years and nt the end OF the course all students
who sustain satisfactory examination In ts instric
tons and exercises will be entitled TO n d.
Poma admitting them TO the degree Of Master oi
Laws.
The tuition fee for this special course Is $50 per an
mum.
For Catalogues containing further particulars nd
dress the President oft the Faculty sclB-aw
National Republican., 1877-10-08

DURK MILK.
l. R,k, WARD, AldeInsy Dairis, Depot WHOLE
sale and retail dealer Ia Pure MIX and Cream. ooe
and Dapoi co y street northwest, Wa4hingten, d. q
Fresh bpusr % c,nis, churncd every DAY A. an
tsr Mlh Yeebly, Milk and cfoam delivered daily
National Republican., 1877-10-08

SrnISGFIELp o.. Feb g. 1877.
This Is 10 certify that have used yeRe,inc manu-
facurel by H. II. Stevens. Boston, Mass, for Rheu-
matisn and General PrOsiraios OF the Nervous Sys-
TEN with good success ! recommend Vegetinc as an
eNCelie It nis-,ine for su complaints
Yours very truly,
e. w. VANDERBILT.
Mr.. Vandrrrift. OF the firm Of Vanip :riil 4 HufY.
man, IL well.knOwn business IN thiI place. hav-
Ing one OF the largest stores IN springfield o.
National Republican., 1877-10-08

ENRENCH LANGUAGE.-PROF. LUCIEN Z. G.
a COLLIERE, A. M.-Private Jias4es and Les
sons, General Evening Glasses. and Cnsss In Private
Seininhrirs and School. loc3-lml f23i street W,
National Republican., 1877-10-08

rJ'HE RossLYN SEMINARY
Il WILL nEpPES on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 80
AT No. la New York avenue, near Fourteenth street
Miss Is, RoSS, PRINCIPAL.
Henri Mason, Professor OF French.
Applications may be made TO Mis- Ross, at her resi-
dence ns above. sel~lm
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GCHooL OF MUSIC.

Instructorx Anton oioe,sner II. Donch Miss A. A.
skinner, Mis- zadse Jones. Thee. ingalls, King
Plano. Violin. Organ, DC. u TO sia
Vocal culture. " and ti1
For circulars OF other branches and free advan-
tages apply at 7o7 Eiahth street northwest seao-tf
National Republican., 1877-10-08
T U TITS FILLS.

4 distinguished physician OF Now York SAYS;
ut Is astonishing how universally Dr. TUFTS pills are
used. In my daily rounds l hear Of them not only
among the poor hut their virtues herai,ed from
the mansions OF the wealthy and refined. Knowing
the Inventor from his long connection with the medi.
cal profession have great confidence In their merits
and OF late have ohen prescribed them with the hap
piest results ~ Cases where desired 10 make a de
cdod i'm preston on the liver"
National Republican., 1877-10-08

MAEsRO ETTORIE BARTII,
ul Professor Of Vocal Music
AT MARINIS HALL.
Will resume his lessons on THURSDAY, Scptem-
Der q, lSI7.
SlgiOr H. will be at his Academy Thursday, Friday
and saturday September % II and ., from 10 TO "
O'Clock "a. M and from to y. m on the above days,
whore he will be gnd to receive his friends and those
wishing to make Arrangements for the coming srann
Circulars to be had at tho Music Store OF MessIs
Ellis, MetzerOtt q TO. seij-im
National Republican., 1877-10-08
1877

1877 GREAT 1877
TO THE NoiRfH. NORTH wEsr, Iis AND Nd soUTHwEsT
DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS
spLENpip SCENERY; MAoNIfroENr EQUIP
TRAINS Al s InAys a InAys%asliISSs A - %asiISsanSS;. y rom Depot cor
For Pntsburg and the West 1910 a daily, with
.Sis Ss T q Esf Rd s s .sd fe Ssssa s%
$40 .. m. daily. with Palace Tar 70 chicago.
BALTIMoRE AND PoT9MAG RAiiRoAp I s.,.
f0r and sSs SS9tS s m Say ssssp sundsy
fs.c i.G 70 s Sss sssV pSs s%Ssy sss Ss
Haven, Elmira. and Watkins at 1910 a m daily.
Palace ar. s,,ashsd Limited Ss ESprsss s & g rnl
For ssS sssss sSs spSSss Viii Sleeping Cars rom
For BrookIyn. New orx, al, through , trains con. @
avoiding double 'erriase and journey across New
' sunday, and s;O and esp m, daily. Limited Xxx.
prem w N a. dGT ,S,Ssp' sunday and
For u fSps. S Sisss Sns S%%S ss M AID .p u daily
For Annapolis S:S' m. and Iso p m. daily. ercep,
Sunday.
AsR HsB %GsRis RAE
TON RAILROAD
For HS.r me- 81 Sunday IL III 80 e n N aud % and S s''
For the SOUTH via Richmond, LIS a m. daily, 6so p
Tram. M dsy ssys ssfisH' ai:g.sSls sSasnS sr whou s
a., slo 70, II, a m.,l, a 40; s o and m
s 4 ss
northeast corner OF sixth street and aye
Ct q fs sss ne %
rnASk FSASs asssss Assss .ssi S
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE


JuSEH l6H.
LEAVE WARRINGTON
$50 a. n., Baltimore and way stations .
Go q M, Baltimore, Annapolis. and way stations.
7:60 q. M, White Sulphur and Valley springs Ex-
press, make, no stops between Washington ana Har-
s7.s5 m. st. Louis. Cincinnati. Chlcsso. and Ptts
burg eypress. Iiagerstowp, except sunday
$40 a m, Piedmont, strasburg Winchester, Hasers-
sD a, m, New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Bal
seoo a IN. Baltimore and way stations. on SUNDAY
connects for Annapolis.
10 q. n. baltimore e-nrcss
ifio D m, Baltimore Eillcott city, Annapolis and
si:S >. m, New York and Philadelphia Express
On sunday 70 Batm9re only stopping al all stations
Connects Tor Frederick.
S0 ,. M, Baitinlorr and way stations
40 D m, baltimore and Laurel express.
as .. m, Pt OF Rocks, Frederick. Haserstown. Win
chester, and way stations.
$50 y. M, Brlto. AnnspollS and way stations
sn9 D. m, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimort
tsprs,s Passengers for Norfolk taken In th'
sStS p, M, Chicago aud Columbus express Win
thet'ter and llageIstown, except Sunday.
sI:m p NJ, baltimore express
SO p. N, Point OF Rocks and way stations Metro
.slS p M. ST. Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburg e,
'looo p. m, New ork. Philadelphia and Baltlmor'
sIRrs1s n.,s.a .,,,v, srr
day. myl3u
National Republican., 1877-10-08

T AW SCHOOL OF GEORGETOWN UNIYER.
- STTY-ls7T-l57a
Tho next annual term Of this well-known ins;itu-
tion will oren "WEDNESDAY, October a. 1871 at the
CITY MG y. M. Faculty, Charles W. Hoffman. LIZ D.,
DEAN Hon. Richard r. Merrlck LID, Lecturer
bert y. Paine. LID, Lecturer on Evidence, Plead
ing and Practice and Equity Jurisprudence; Martin
Y. Morris. LII D.. Llcturer on the Common Law
Grimes and Mlsdemeanors and the History OF Law;
Tallmadge A. Lambert, esl. and W. II. Dcnnis
Judges OF the Moot Court. For circulars, address
wM. II. DENNIS. Secretary.
sclSSTuTh5w Court House. Washington, ID, e,
National Republican., 1877-10-08
MEDICINAL.

TAPPY RELIEF
To all suffering from chronic diseases OF all kinds.
Confidential consultation invited personally or by
mall New method OF treatment. New and reliable
remedies Books and circulars sent free In scaled
velopes. Address Howard Association, 40 N. Ninth
street. Philadelphia Pa an institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and professional
skill. myisiy
National Republican., 1877-10-08
TUFTS PILLS
cure sick headache

TUFTS PILLS
cure sick headache
TUFTS PILLS
cure dyspepsia.
TUFTS PILLS
cure constipation.
TUFTS PILLS
cure piles.
TUFTS Pills
cure fever ard agne
TUFTS PILLS
cure bilious collie.
TUFTS PILLS
cure Kidney complain
TUFTS FILLS
cure torpid liver,
TUFTS PILLS
impart appetite.
lyl0-2m
National Republican., 1877-10-08

Elegantly favored, purely medicinal, II should be
IN every family. on board every, ship, and the con
htant companion Of every traveller. It utterly
passes all the common Household remedies IN the
cure Of ailments Of sudden and otlen fatal ternlna
ton. Ask for SANFORDS JAMAICA GINGER,
the only genuine preparation Of jamaica Ginger
Choice Anomalies and French Brandy. Jyia2m
National Republican., 1877-10-08
VEGE'TINE.
AN ExCELLENT MEDICINE.

V Z g + T 1 E
National Republican., 1877-10-08

DRoF JOHN EsPuTAs MUSICAL. ACADEMY
l. will Open at Prof Sheldon's dancing academy
No. lodi street northwest, on WEDNESDAY, Sep.
tembpr ", ut m. ScaNlm
National Republican., 1877-10-08
INSURANCE.

GERMANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
" the District Of Columbia. Once t5S street
nOrthw est Real and p IN Property Insured and
Builders Risks taken on tn ,nost reasonable terms.
w SOM ZEN 'CItMIDT, President.
A, N. BnnwS Secretary. Og-im
National Republican., 1877-10-08

By julia N. Barnes.
The sea Is full Of melody,
But IL singeth ever dhge:
No music Is half 50 sad To me
As the roaring Of the surge.
For Il tells that a hoss Of tho brave and fair
That tie 1fanp Of hiis" on quenched iu spark,
Buried beneath Its wave
bonny ysash and winssme maid.
Sailed EaIlY away from the strand
But the hapiess boat With iu prsclsus freight
Never came back 10 land.
Two Sasolste homes bear witness
To the trsAcharous calm Of the Zee,
And shpdoy that nser will be Nftco
This side Of fetorhity.
Then again say. 'n5 all sadneaa.
Breatbini ever dirge-
The muaio funeral MEASURE
Sung by M rsstssa Aurre
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-10-03
Magazine Notices.

The Maine Genealogist and Biographer for
September is as interesting and valuable a
number to students of family histories and of
old records as any of its predecessors. With it
opens the third volume of series which will,
it is hoped, be long continued. The opening
paper of this number is genealogical sketch
of the descendants of Stephen Hopkins, who
came to Plymouth in the Mayfiower in 1920,
written by james Page Richardson of Port
land. The biography of the Kicker family is
continued, and will be completed in the next
number. Other artioles'iare Early Marriages
in Gorham; Notes and Queries; Early Fami-
lies in Buckfeld; Maine in History; and Allen
Lambard. The entertaining Notes and Queries
give curious suggestion by Q. w. Tuttle, in
regard to the origin of the name of the town of
Newfield in this State. 1t appears from this
same department that it took two barrels of
rum and twenty-eight pounds of sugar to raise
the frame of the first Westinghouse in Alfred
in 1884 Times have changed in Alfred since
then-they take it without sugar in theirn''
now.
Edited by w. B. Lapham, Augusta. For
sale in this city by Loring, Short & Harmon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-10-03
Men and Women.

Mr.. Spurgeon was preaching on the subject
of Confession, "Having searched the Bible
all the way through" said.he, II can only find
that one man therein mentioned, ever confessed.
That was Judas Iscariot, and you will remem-
Der, my brethren, thati Immediately he had
confessed he went out and hung himself
Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford, it is noted by
a writer in Wide Awake, relentlessly refuses
to have takensany sort of pictured semblance
to herself. No entreaties can prevail upon her
to be photographed. It:iis only by words that
her readers can get any idea of the beautiful
eyes, the soft brown shair, the dainty, delicate
grace and charm of this reserved little New
England woman.
Mr.. Eyarts, Mr.. Clarence Stedman, and ex-
President Woolsey have sons in the new fresh
man class at Yale One member of the class
is colored man-Mr. Manning handsome
man of good address.
Col. Robert Ingersoll holds strong opinions
on cookery. He says that cooking is one of
the fine arts; that it takes far more sense to
be an excellent cook than a tolerabe lawyer;
and that he is a good cook. himself, and has no
other accomplishment of which he is so proud.
And he adds, with what may reasonably be
called, emphasis, "There ought to bs law
passed making it crime punishable with i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary, to fry beef
steak
Miss Grundy-Wlth the exception of that of
the Secretary of the Treasury, every Cabinet
household will be provided with young ladies
during the coming winter, and it is possible that
Mrs. Sherman may, as often heretofore, have
one of her husbands .neces with her. Eve n
Attorney General Devens, the bachelor of the
Cabinet will have al.sister-iu-law and niece to
preside over his home Secretary Evarts and
Postmaster General Key each have more than
one daughter in society; Secretary Schurz and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-10-03
News and Other Items.

A census of the population of Fernandina,
Fla, shows the number to be 1,632, of whom
293 are at present down with the yellow fever,
S53 have been sick.
Thurlow Weed is out with letter approving
the spirit of the Presidents Southern and civil
service policies, but criticising the methods of
the latter.
DR.. Samuel A. Mudd, who set John Wilkes
Booths leg and was sent to Dry Tortugas, has
been nominated by the Democrats for the Leg
islature of Maryland.
Another Cardiff giant with tail, has been
dug out at Pueblo, Col. 1t was first thought
to be petrified human being in process of eyo-
luton, but is now voted to be piece of sculp-
ture. When it was supposed to be fossil,
Barnum offered $4,000 for it. The man who
made the discovery is vouched for as once q
member of the New York Legislature.
Minister Pierrepont writes to the San Fran
cisco Examiner, denying that be ever asked
Earl Manvers for the privilege of using his
family crest, or that such privilege was ever
granted him. He says "Thsre never was the
slightest truth in one word of the story"
The tramp nuisance has reached such an ex.
tent in Illinois and Iowa that many of the out
Of-the-way farmers are selling out for what
they can get and coming East. The fellows
travel in marauding bands, and in the rural
districts the people do mott feel safe night or
day.
The war correspondent of the London News
says that the battle near Kazelevo, where the