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UNION SEMINARY.

Tho alumni Of Union Theological Seminary,
New York, had tliclr annual dinner yesterday
evening III tho Laotes' Ordinary of tho fremont
House, the llcv E. Smith barnes, Of Glass Of I'll,
presfdtng. Tho company, slutnbcsine thirty
six, assembled at l'alt-past 5, aud at once sat
down 10 dinner. An elaborate bill OF fare Ind
been prepared by the house for this occasion.
Thu Kvv. Jos!at, j. Leonard. Of tho Glass OF
1910, invoked tho Divine blessing, aud tho clat-
ter Vi linIycs md forks whlcl, "lolfowctl hard
upon" proved that the dinner WIS fully up-
tFeriotcd. Among tho company wcse to 1e tcon
representatives Of several generations Of Chris.
tation to spread tho Gospel. Many Elct with
their old sc.ninary fricnds for the first tlnio
after years spent In foreign lands. Ttlcro
yserG present t''e futiowing ulun,n!: Tie Key.
Leonard, '4u; .tils lev. George Dutllci,l. b. D.,
~; tho Rev. J. Z. Rockwell, y. b, and Tic
Hill, u. D., n1s.l thu Rev. Charles Peabody, As;
Tfomas A. Weed, tho llcv. DR.. J. q. craiEfcau,
md the Hey, John Salcr, ~; tho Nrv. q. ".
tho Icy. E. q. Smith, 20: tho How. T. ". Bal.
'ss I o ts ssv. e7 sia: + T. hs'sSt 1aasase' D. 81
tho lscy. George G., Noyes, j. D., is;
tho lscv. William j. East,nnm and tllu Rev.
Charles =. knox, D: O., ~; the !sey. !. Allen
aiAx~ett ani thu Hcy. Hcnry W. 1tatInntine,
t9i IA tElc t Ncy Al Apsst M E'd@an, 'ol .s ey
licy, &. 4. Briggs, D.. b., TH; the lscy.
4. D.. Paraons, 'G5; thu Rcgs. Henry
T., Collin, Howard Ktngsbuty, Dunran q.
sltlner 4. Il. .Olncy, and Henry I. Neesc, Of
Mills Gcls:on, Eugene Il. stills, W. u. Thomns,
". II. swift, anA Donald Fletcher, of I'd; Tho
keys. Jonn II. Eastlnan nnd u. G. Granger, Of
20: the Kcvs. Hcn r. Sargent, Ed SehoI!cll, N.
q. K0fHtnElb. md f. Il. EnRfHr nf 3S14 TIN }otY
II. A. EIsnl, y. u, and tho itcv, E. II. Curtis,
classes unknown. -
When tho rirll vfanls OF tic dinner had lined
the walstcoatst and tic cxhflaratlug icc.watcr
tbs coapany, Interesting remarks were M % n.aJe, q,
informally, by number OF the numbers, refer
ring, VI course, To- alma lpater ind bygolQ days
spent In study in her quiet rloEsters.
, 1877-05-24
THE BLACK HILLS.

a Sketch Of tho Situation ut neAttwood.
Exsrtct from lrlk0ls Lsitsr ~ 1snfitHtuA In
Ehaedp0.
DEADwoop, Oak. Ter, May l4.-l arrived In
this city OIL thu 1lth lust, was Gil thu road
twenty. y.ono days out Of Cheyenne. l ca,nu III
by tho new road ttnud up 10 your ucck). paid
Elk ecnts pcf pound for tuy weight and baggage,
with tho understanding that was to ride all
thu way; but, ala*! suou discovered my mis-
taAo: Ind ~ rail- al t,s aaV, ,-lI0 miles.
Board ls 3l5 pcr week, and hnrtl to gct at
that; day.boartt r1ono IL SO per week. thu
town Il crowded With men ont OF work aud out
OF money, Tie truth Of the matter IL. too
many aro coming here for tho Hills tu support.
W1.cs rnngc froEn II to 81 per day for those
that arc able to get work. Tobacco, chewing is
:s nt gsa g''; sq%ox'a T. ss'. 'St snsi; .sss s
ri; how i ti'at fos hignf Potatoes. Is cent.
per pound. Eyeryth!n. Is snld by tho pound
as A. oaS s s " s .s so'5 Us ps sS, a.
drea tn thr last t,,rce duya. Whisky il 25 .cents
tirink, aud very poor st.G At that. Every othcr
!.oass + either saloon, ganblinE.hoa'e, or
I'LL. & onu u tho most lively town.
that tlu country las ever hatt; that
!. what thu tnincrs here ali my.
Hardly night passea hut what there arc halt. d.
towu., My advice to people In tho states, wllo
lntcu4 tu coulu hero to mine, Is to stay where
they ure for there arc llya u!cn fur every post
tion here. Thsy will hayc 10 put up with
great deal Of hardships and privations III their
overhaul trip irola Gheycruu tn Dsa.lwpui-
:s60 nlcs. apeak tronl exucsls4Ice, anu, tl,ere-
lore. ought tu Know, You can make the trip
ly stage froM Cheyenne to Deadwoo.l III nh0lr
six days; fare $50; meals OIL thu war US, max.
tn. about $10 tnr the through trip. ra1uu in
truln Ut coycted wagons for about $50; hut 1t
touk Inc swenty-on.. days 10 get here. Freight
trum Chsycpno hcfe u 3erats per pound. a
.slne or . nlrkea Is ,'eycf uaca IL this country;
circulation Is go!d-lust u,d silver coin.
There arc two 1t,ly polscrs hcre,-thc Pionttr
aud tue Times: In sxe thcy arc ubout twice ~
large ~ IN ordinary ytlleatrc.pro.ra!nIne. Ttlere
arc scycn brcwestcs. twu cluEcoai pits, tlrt,
bttck..yaFis. ani several saw.mi1ls, 1Aat i aEvw
Ot; also, two theatres.
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OTHER DENOMINATIONS.
METlIODIST'S,
THE lALTfMOIkH CONFERENCE,

THE HALTIhDlkN CONFERENCE.
BALr,MonE, May 23-ln tho Methodist
Protestant Convention, Tlttsburg Was selected
Us tho place for holding tho next General Con-
fcrcnce.
Consideration Of tho report Of tho COMMITTEES
on boundaries was rcsumcl, aud tho report
was adppted.'
The Dstricta Of Michigan, West Michigan,
indiana, and Kentucky remain unchanged.
Other districts in tho North. South, East, and
West, with a few unlnportant changes, sciualn
tho sa,IID, .,...
Thc Comm!ttcc Oh Missions submitted q 70.
tort. II provides that tho Genera! Conference,
Of .Missiot1s, consisting ii nine members, in-
Guiding three as MI Executive Commtttcu, whose
tetn eiatf be four years, a,td located tu Spring
ncld, =:
stttutton and discipline OF the Church submit
ted an additional report. which was considered
anil adopted.
Tho report Of tho Committee oil ministerial
Education recommending tho early establish
lIshtnens Of q theological se.nlnary was rceom.
ulltlcd.
4 resolution that the several Annual Contcr-
enccs OF thctr Presidents bo requested TO tnko
measures for thu celehrat0n III their respective
.'istr,cts Of tho completion Of tho first i.alf cen
tury Ut tho Mcthu+list Protestant Church, which
takes place Nov. 1S, was ptopcd.
a yctoiutlon to appoint colnnlittcc to pre-
llAt4E u et&tkHklCl4l EEkFUFk ~ l6G{kE4 i'll
journal Of proceedings Of tho Convention was
ntiuptcd.
Tho report Of tue Committee OH Revision was
resumed, anl tho articles on General Church
N0aFa, Iut1cs uf pastors, ASSOCIATE pastors, k,l-
rcsnuncfartes. mtnistcrs unstatlollcd mlntstcrs,
auA classeairys ntupte.l.
!. After scycrul llLnor amendments tho artelo
On Gcncral Duties Ut Trustees was adopted.
and Secretary OF the Convention hald the 4an,v
offices III tlu Church Until tho next ti0hurai
Cunyent!dn, hut hare Ho prcroEnttvu Or puwur
to rtecvc ana auswcr correspondence, WIS
uloptcl.
Tic report OF tic Committee On Reylsion
was resumed, and articles u, Ievsilll,, tn4bllc
worship, coureo 0f study for tho ministry, Atlti
Christian dulles, Wcrv adupted.
An amendment against tho use Of tobacco
WA a,licl TO tllu lAttur utttclv.
At II p. nj. the CONVENTION Is still In session
with u view Ut completing its taburs and ad-
tonrnlng tHalfy tonight. !.
Tho enttro report ut tlo Committee on Ro-
vtslOA was adopted.
Ur. Z. ]. Drinktiousc, David w. l.atcs, and
w. G. uulancy werr appointed u COMMITTEES
tu prepare ami publish tho 1lruycrduy4 of thu
Convention. The ruport Ut thu Committee u,l
Missions was adopted without debate.
fhu rcport 81 tho Committee on Ministerial
Education, urging tic establishment VI a tlleo-
logical scin[lary, was adn],teti.
kcnOrts 0t tlu Committees III llvtnu Books
atKi Satbatt1 Schools WAS aiso aIoptc,i.
Thu Committee IN Church Extension re.
ported, recommending. tllu establishment ol a
board fur that PURPOSE. Adopted.
Adjourned.
, 1877-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS,

StELAAl1 ChHRk3+
DR.. Webber. froT thu Committee on Church
f'ollty, moved that the report relating to the
Lew Court Of Appeals be lnato tl,e third order
for to.luy. Agreed to.
DF. Humphrey, from tlso Special Committee
OIL tho subject, moved that The report M CHI
ncsc eyangcllzatIon 10 made tho third order for
FrfIny. Agreed to.
On motion, the subject of Synodlcal Records
wac lnalr the second order Of tlle lay for satur-
day morning.
TIE lENa1oN CASE,
Tho rev. Mr.. tlekok, VI thu Commission ap-
polluted 10 try tho licrulon caac, tuado tho tol-
Living report:
II lappcars frol:, statements u,a.lc by nne Of tho
paflirs tLlt lc NrCrRsaty or r,al consent was mt
obtained u Tue tnrnltI1n Of tlIe JHdIclai G0hnIH.
Finn. allt 1t II resulyed Tint ta casu bo taferruL
Luck Ia t!.r judicial Committee.
I'hc scpnrt wls uilunicd, n,hl the subject re.
committed tu the Jutlisial Co,uullttcp.
Aftrr rrny-r by the Rev. Mr.. irving, tue AS
scnlhly MtjouEslctl until 7:45 n. ".
TlIe Assembly rccUHvcrel at the ltour lnct,-
ttnMsl above ihe attendance Ut spectators, Is.
pcttnlly ladies, itctn4 Very 1urye.
Prayer WAS altered by ihr ltcy. DR.. Little.
Tho hymn s,eclnnng " From ull that dwell
below the sktcsh WIS sung.
, 1877-05-24
THE MISSIONARY WORK,

Tic Rev. Mt. Mcrwftst . missionary IN Chill,
was then introduced, nnl s1,okc llrst about tho
work on tic Pacific coast OF South America
other than Chilli. Whtlu 1t was granu coun-
try, Il was sally ll need vi thu Gospel, anl t]lu
Republics needed II especially for their political
regeneration In Bolivia four Presidents ha.l
been ussassi,ated, anA three wrro obliged u
1leuthe country. Revolutions were goIng up
not only there, buL iii rcru, Evua-
dor, New Granada. and Venezuela. Willis
politicians had something 10 do With thpu,, lie
thought lie could say without cxacgcratlon that
the llo,uish clergy wcrc mixed up with the rcy-
ulutions fronl beginning to end. Tile people
welc roinmllcd IL obey their conirs.nrs. IInw
sueh tcasIIagl Whit mao III. 'liiiersM;ns @ ~ IT, le.
tween Iii anu tlieInt Evangelical Christianity,
lie answered. 1t was not question vi Earc hut
\ question ufcrectl. Sprnking VI the iAora anl
chill, wloss people llad beentalic.l the Eussi.
of the Pacific ctast,-ior the most l'art courtc-
Gus, und " great cxtcnt nt!ndustFous, ,-onc.thiyd
u the births lust ycus were illegitEmatc, De.
cclt and lying Mere Yc,lai sins. 1t WAS sur
rrss to find person VIM would talk truthful.
u. Ileit. tirunkenncss, and even murder, were
crimes 30 frequent fn many places lhat they hatl
ceased to excite lnucll comment. IL n,ul!cune's
W was nanfest unlohg thnsc people. As to tho
religious Instruction, the priests offered but one
prayer TO the Savior where they offered ten 70
thu Virgin Mary But there had been great
change fu Chilt. II was more than twenty years
since uE. Trumbull went there to preach prin-
cipally to tbs Englisa-spcaklug population. Iie
(TrutAbuil) said wheu he could ret twelve
people togcthrr to hear h!ul, he had 10 pruy God
to Keep tltm from crying, It was such Iarge
congregation. When they attempted 10 build u
little church, the Government beard Of It, and
the Archbishop sent word that the work must hs
stopped. But the friends succeeded 10 getting
permission to eEcct IT,. provided they incIosrl
It With bugs board fence. The curiosity vi
the people, however, proved to bc 70 great that
this Wat taken down and d railing substi.
tuted. Eleven years ugo there Wete hut
fifteen gathered together IN sautiago-
the oniv native congregation IN Chill.
Now there ans handsome church cdtsi*c
there With congregation 1t from eighty to luU.
In Valparaiso there wills Que Of about the same
size. Wbls there had been sonc difficulties,
and the schools had been broken up at times,
and tnese asesued to bu no progress made, yet,
meath aItcF mouth md year alter year, God
encouraged the fFeuds Ut the Missions. To-
das, IN thlli, there were altogether twrlyo u
thirteen Frotcstant cungfcgatlous-four Eu-
gltsh-speak!ug, tlaec Or fur German. and tho
Ie4t Spanish. Thu Gospel had taken root there.
Whiie tho Aslds eectncd " some - hopeless, to
the eye VI faith there wrts altractioua tLIte,
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CHICAGO TRIBUNE: 1s77-TEN PAGES.

pastors. md that thc nostors thcmsclves wrre
trot nshamc,1 tn tm.,li,h thn fart boldly. lAn.
,,in,srG .r,,rIr f,a,,,'rs IN thr r,srnt revival.
shcjr ncc,,iiar infiucn'r ami hold Un
vn,np mrm. nm.l nttcr n,r1, nn,t
wnn,en. wcrc wru knnwu, At their
rccrnt {,onventfou tilcy naI cnr Ut tho greatest
s1nnifnTs "vrr hill In the Northwest. Whak Il
rnwcr' What a cn,,srctatfun II euirft, wus prrs-
"nti rhrsc wonirn wrrc OF tho wcaIthIvst, the
most cultured. III the front tuctai ranks, but
thcy could NOT forget that tt,eY were the discf-
ples Of Christ, anti that they hid IN thels hearts
te dcenest, U,ost earnest lo,tVlurs for their sex
uycrvwierc.
MANY OF ttc good results Of tt1ctr work we're
object. Like rnuf they had said, "ThEs
one thing dor II the Church
rntfcrs.,ptx IL ,nantprtatc them in a,v wnv. The
eneaker fearc,t tha{ their work would he inter
h,re,t with, mil rreat injury I've tluue IT, Thc
Prenbytcry was i Furci9n Sfissfonarg Hoc;cty.
but, Unlike these wonen It i,ai 80 many ttlt,lrs
10 atIe1Hi to, such muItitarto,ts works to per.
form, that tts e,,rccss would not begin TO com.
rare wifi, theirs. liz (rlt like saving, for tt,u
facts borc lin, out, "UtYe u titIs wpn,c,tts
prgantzatiou,',
Give III the womcnts organization. he eo}d,
Let It statli rs tic hutwntk uf tbs Buarll uf
Fureteu Missions 10 meet ulI rival calls that
cotne In, and ali upneaIs TO divert anli scatter
their efforts anu zeal. 1t might be asked, Wcru
tiny not nr1tccttng home wurki No, Tlev
simply wanted to tio this wuyk by ,tself, Ticy
were engaged in almost everything clsr,--or-
pl,an asyl.tms, hot,,rs Of the lricn1tcss, hotnr
missions, refugees for STRIVING women, fullils.
trial schools, cte+ Even incluillup Tic Wo,nrn's
Foreign Mission. there was hui $GUOO given to
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she 1 .rsvelasas1s n.y. a''y that si 'S memSsr ssasa
d!es, h!s society slall lc ,,oi,del
ciesy an tho placc shall taau charge ut
that all expenses must Dc. lul,t by tho
anil II u fA!ls to do 50 th. Central Assoeiaton
ur the Irish Benevolent Union shall be respoNai.
bic for the payment; that these rifles shall be
applicable only u places whcEo only societies OF
one denomination txists.
The report WAS adopted.
HArT1tT MISSIONS.
pRov1nnxcE, May o3-Xt tho session Of the
American baptist Missionary Union tlic Com.
. rept,rt recommending tl1ai the existing .iebt
Of $4,000 be paid, hot by general contribution
and retrcucllment 1T missions, Or by
Withholding from Durmal the new taissEoi,
glving The snanaEcrs were requested 10 in.
qllDre whether there are not sumo missions
which may be discontinued 70! the sake Of moro
Largely reinforcing missions Of greater promise.
a proposition ~ clear the whole debt
OF sas 600 was received with Tremendous nF,-
r!ausc, and sums were offered by lnlivldnas or
pledged by churches until $36,0op were sub
Tic First Baptist Church Of Cleveland, O., wns
chosen ~ the place fur Tho next annual meet
Reports Of Committee, on Asta.lc and
European missions, Recommending no abat,-
donment Of tho work, were adopted.
The Committee on EnroI],ncpt r.ported 3o4
lie members anti 12l dclcuatct prcsrut.
The ltcv. Mcssrs. W. Z. Hatcher anu A, r.
Dickinson. delegates from tic Sputbcrn Enntist
Convention, wrre invited TO The platfof,n.
President Robinson extended tr1c CLrts.
tan FciloEeM!F from every member Of
s"e Union. lneY responded pficiy.
ncnr ~ s'a was o5eIe!l ann Fc1erfeu 70 thc
,,,n,,, n"u'u ~ - ame.s, p.ovng ior tug nppont'
,,;,,ao. ~. ~ cc.ee ~ @ " e9hlcl WIN nRo chn.-
nm, p,a, ~ t;u parI o. the ioino nilsslonaty
sa,tfa,ia ~ ,s ~ ptepaie plan u
ein.Inn rn,,,a,. ~ smS eencs"t Ater
.1atMs ~, y ~ * s'es,acnt INC meeting
~, W nee' u 'ho ea'1 u tho E1eeltNo
sou''n's'ee' ...-.. .......
WISCONSIN, suNDAY.scnoots.
Speefas Bispotch to The Tribunc.
OsnKosli, Wis, May GJ.-T'iic Gtatu Sunday
, 1877-05-24
STILL COMING 70 CHICAGO,
dpett1l NkpaaeA to 71s 7ttauES.

DLooxlxaru1, ILL.,, May 2a,-Au cxcuss!on-
train Ut ,so0 people from. Mclean County will
arrive ia Chisago At o'clock tomorrow VIA
tho Chtcago " Alton. They viii! remain Until S
y. III. Frilay. This tra!u, u run, Is u specula-
lion hy Tue Metludlst Church, mid thc exeursion
includes rail aud lake.
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POOR CHANCE FOR 4 DEAD MAN.
Kr&s{rF nfsnrfrA IN SNt 7A{h3,uA

pLooA,saros, ILL.,, May e3,-Ward II. Lamoc,
ot Washington, telcRraEht1l here terutght Iii
auiriug II Senator Daytu Dayis' illness was e.
Hous, which indicates that report Is atoat that
that gentleman Is rick. Htuator Dayls Is hero
at hoMe In perfect health.
National Republican., 1877-04-14
Aatianal RrrasIar
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
fusian.


WARRINGTON, n. c., ArrI1s, 1s7.
The New Nork PosfV hnarr,ili iurt,u,, uu--..
s'tt the stock Exchange tsc s,,srr nmr,lu 10 affi
feNerish. snd easily dtsttri,rn fy rs,mri. F.-trr~
opened with upward tanururv rpu -rer-r y~t
then sharp advance before thr nrsu buurn Q rrss
part OF this lost. and ny TIM lowest nm ms sG
the day were made under ilIs load NJ Inrt nalsu,n
Concerning tiis stock Shove v,lH ttfsfuufs,us
OF something wrong rnlTv ven stff untlflue ,f,itrr
wnf reported, Hs thc~ b. .inR;inrs vyurs srrum,-
psnied by heuvy sales 0f the sIntl n 1u,u m ,r-
thought tbere really something vlnrst tlur.,,,
hftor noon the STOCK Ixchang rarafved 1in,s f-uu
the chairman Of the ereutrivs unnIuittsr, an .t,,
Chicago, Rock Island and fanfnt rxfrssn zvsfnr
The embarrassment Of II. Iunnr9y q On. IN 1in
way RnectE fls road; they hayr NM dlrnul,y an in
directly, owed any mDney 10 tfis uuHpaity smu
January last they never hSye hnd 10y fhr snri,-
rities belonging to thc company IN mig nnlusnr
Whatsoever. This company o., furtirrr. m wny
Involved in tbe nffairs OF Jolm o. urnry nnn 1iu
stock, reported by tint lHsi annual ra,mr ~ lin
the troasLry, boinF 90, M hharss ymnlns am..s.
and has never bsen sold diaposac az xun n-ufls.
no intention .of doins.' Tins u.,ssrr o No.
action OF ~ In the prire OF stsdt 6uln -runru %
los, and all The sales sinre TINT mvc baun ri unso
1905, with iosh the presorr prirn. Murrrr 10 nBaA
United StuteB bondt a lUwur I'm uurrnhrsEs
for 8s's \ fur SIS Of lssi, CIV upn up-px; 1tiu,
wise thcrr ID no change frum ycsrnrass'a rlsaizr-
Exchange Ia hrmur and anrxnrirzr- ufn auHA
marx ct 0poDod so y highm than "a riB.ad yuusrn-
day; the lzttcr Northwestern IIrrIsrrsh. nua,se
the nrst nfleen minutes tharc nnruurf m an
scns raj Inst Of ,s6siH the inr,or wsassrs unmrs;
Delaware and Huason rHnnl sHvuurrn d. nnu
Norihwesttrn prcfured, Bopk 1alnnn IND 1snlp-
wsre, Lackswnnnn ana wesimn pnim A pnif
The whole market than bucnn nasillnt, iuun
prices by noon had fallen A6Th rhr nssrttu MIRA
lland; Panama foil o; NUrthwrsirrn 1nairrrrnn 4;
the Common, eis; Western Uniun unu Hitiiisun
Central. each; New IRA Ociftrll, ia upshuv1urr
and Hudson csnal, IN; milwaukee, amt n. Hnin
prtferred, y; DelHwarn, Larkuwuma unH Wuftrr-l.
J, and Lake Shore, y. sinur poon IIrir'rs iuvr ~
vsnced A6p3S, tint lxtter aiHo Rout 1shHntt; W,rr-
erp Union and Northwest IIruiarrra nrrnnrrn rE
each; Michigan Central 1A, Hnn n. Inn 1r-snnrs.n
anu Delaware, Lscknwanna IND weaim,n lrnr,al
The Bub-Treasury mai Rnrtz Hrw H1ra 1s<sluH
were: Gold. s7l,zm.is2s rurrmry. El.zAIrr-
The sub Treasurer nnid nuuuurfi rhfl.r-szs,
es.3oo; for bonds t2s1.0a0. R.pairz rum druil1us
tsss.00.
, In New YDrt to-day mnn'.y wnH aagy su 1.s2
?. Exchange nrm nj sss. tsoln Hirnry nu n5EdsIn1
Rates for carrying INT st2,
Government active and . listr .nn nj am mr.
lowfnr quotations;
National Republican., 1877-04-14
WASH. d. wILLIiMs, AuctIoneer.

nRITsTEEs, SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
I.S8 LVT. SITUATED ON The NORTH
SIDE or Y STREET.. BErwEEN SECOND
AND THIRD SrRxETS NORTHWEST.
Dy virtue of a deed of trust. dated May 25. A. ID.
ls5r, and duly recorded among the land records for
the District OF Columbia. and Mt the request of the
parties secured thereby, will sell at pnollc
tion. in front Of the premises, on SATURDAY.
Aprtl III lsl1. at i;S0 O'Clock p M. lot numbered
seven, "a in David Shoensker's subdivision of
sqarn numbered five hundred ana sixty.siN. t5Gs, }
of twenty four teD feet, by dcpth OF one hundred
and twenty tilOl feet, to public alley, together
with the improvements, sc.
Tnrrns, One fourth cash the balance In six, 20.
llSy anu eighteen llsl monthe, VAN interest,"
at tho rate Of sorGn Ia per cent. per annun. se-
ours' by deed q trust on the property sold, or all
800 will be required Of the purchaser at the nle of
safe. and al conveyGncing TO c at bis cost II the
turns of sale arc not complied with In teven "a
days thereafter, the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property st the risk md cost of the de-
fnuitinB purchaser.
,n,oss,, GHAatEs, h,tEs,I T. n nRpxxXIs, x,, rrustees.
National Republican., 1877-04-14
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLIoATIONs.
Prescott's Electricity and the Telegraph, with
Home Buliding-a reliable book OF facts reia-
teri.is in M iCe % s anu %
Tyhdall's Lessons In Klectricity; Sc. 20
Darwin's Gross and Self fertilization In the
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National Republican., 1877-04-14
IL Bs'rArE ON THE Bi,kDEHSBURa TURN
PIMH. ADJACENT To THE LANDS OF
THEHEFUNM SCHOOL, IN THE DIS

u
PINE. ADJACENT TO TIE LANDS or
ThEREFURM sGHOUL. IN THE DIS
rRiCr uF COLUMBIA.
,hf
ysiisre,n Freeman " Howe Is plaintiff and rho ma,
undersigned will cell, at public auction. on said
rrsl estsic. on TuuRsDhY, s6ih AprU, is7T at IL
nsntioned. lying and heinr in W ashington county.
in srfd District, described particularly In
tain dtcsls recorded In oert,in OF the Land Record
j. AS. 20. at folo y; J. A. 3. IS. at folio 70. and
g,conveyed by said Thomas Peter, In Liber 7s,, at
fOlio a. by following descriptioni al that piece
le-s which lies east Of tract OF land of one hum
dfcd and hity i0) acres which was sold by said Pee
tes ito the United states for the Reform school, In
Iilerts9 milo 81 OF the Land Rceords Of ashing.
ton o-uniy, -. y. The raid 100 aud i5J acres to-
ed M sn Gsrss sessn "a wSSS SS
Iles on the estt side of the turnpike road from
Warrington city to baltimore. and lying and being
The 6, sinnins pons of ssd loo acres, more o.
less 10 at the cnd Of line drawn east 80 perchss
frm the east line Of said turnpike, said line OF 80
ros,i reserved Tor access to said 100 acres
Terms of sale! One fourth OF the purchase money
In cash, and the residue in three equal lns tallmcn;s
at eiKht to, per centun per snuum. secured by
ion upon tho property, or al cash. at the option
s The ST sbe 70 ee
~ the said rial estate ID knocked down to him. II
the terms of sale are not complied with within ave
aid reai estate upon sis days notcs, at the risk
anu 0"ss %SoBsGns tSs aiis'IafE NIEGIsR RHtshsr
No. ED Four A-half street,
Webster Law Buildino.
ID. near sixth street, -
VOTING MIDDLETON,
National Republican., 1877-04-14
HdETITB.

LFE-FAJCOHhl-tin lie 18th nj hpri H. as
the Rev. Mr.. MuadOwE. Mi 5OITE 1sEsE. al Ns.ls-
ingon city. 10 Mrs. AEsIE Nj. SAIIuI 1sHI>, hT-ns-
erly OF Virginia.
National Republican., 1877-04-14
WASH. h. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w looi. northwest corner TenIh and u streets.

w iooi. northwest corner Tenlh and streets.
rHUSTEE's- SALE OeA NEAT THREE-STORY
PHH6HED-BRlCk kU%EbLIHG-HUu5E,s SIT
UATE NO. $40 II STREET NORTHEAST.
Under and hy virtue Of deed OF trust to u.s. dated
Ecbrnary9. A ID. 1874, and recorded In Libcr No.
9 folio IS 81 sep.. one of the land records for the
District of Columbia, and 1t the -eIu"sJ ~ the
party secured thereby. we IL sell at ublc aucion,
IN front OF the premises. On WEDNESDAY,, the
18th day of April. ls11. the fOllOwngdescrlbrd real
estate. siinatt in the city OF Wa hinRtoa, District
OF columbia. known as lot numbered twcrty-four,
lel) In Moses kclly's subdivision OF square NUM-
bered nine hundred and twelve, (Dl2,) with all the
improvements.
Terms OF sale-One third cash; baiance In six,
twelve and eighteen months. with Interest at eight
per mt. per annum. all cash. Mt the option of
the purchaser. All conveyanclnR at purchasers
COST II terms OF sale are not complied with within
days the trustee reserves the right to resell ut
tie risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
j. TARBELL DYER,
Surviving Trustee.
RpT WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, Auct.