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National Republican., 1877-09-11
rTNRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
l. ON NEIgHTEENTH AND U STREETS, NEAR

BOUNDARY
Bv virtue Of deed OF trust, dated Iune l. 1877 and
duy recorded In Iiber No 80 folio fa, one OF the
land records for Washington county In the District OF
Columbia, the undersigned will sell a public auction
In front of The premises, on MONDAY, Octooer A.
d. 1871 NJ HDclnrk y M all those parcels OF lana stu-
Rted In Washington city In sald District, and known
teen tnD iwenty.three tZi) twenty four, (ND twenty
seven 27 and all the lots numbered from twenty eight
(2s) 10 one hundred and forty.nipc Oie) both lncu
sive In wilRrds recorded suhdi vlsun OF square num-
bered one hundred and hny'one, ti,i,) with the ap
purtenanres.
Terms OF snle. Two Thousand nre hundred dollars
In cash. and the bninuce In iwelve and twenty four
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser Will be
taken. with interest at the rate of six per cent per
from the day Of sale secured by deed Of trust
the PROMISES A deposit of u Oh hall be required
at the time OF sale and all conveyancng shall be at
the purchaser cost the OF sale not com,
piled with within days amer the day OF sale, the
trustees the eight to resell the property al the
risk and cost Of tho dsfanitlng purchaser.
HAI.LET RJLRoURN,l lrus'ees
THOMAS BOWLING,
seI0 MwFSds Auctioneer.
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$lOTo $50 As!n. ray .ess sTsE sus M4PG SEIsms. B.
crsyons ,a and Reward Motto, sSrig.ars Text TISns
sstaiSs4s rec rec J. II. SrffoRb's soNs, Bo.tOn
Established 1881. Ie2l0m
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NJ MEDICINAL.
TT oLMAN's
AGUE AND LIVER PAD,

Is marvellous In It's prompt and radical for every
species Of Liver and stomach difficulties Il contains
only harmless vegetable compounds. and Is worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED, over the yitss the
Liver and Stomach It removes torpldity Of the
Liver. and arouses the Stomach from It's dormant
state arresting fermentation torpor and pain by CIV
ing tho natural quantity OF bile and gastric Juice. II
also vltaZes the entire system with natures trus
tonic. arrests all deteriornted and poisonous duds
In the stomach and thus prevents their entering tho
system by way Of circulation. II sbsorbs from the
ious. malara, or medicinal and leaves the wearer In
perfect health, Sent by mail nee Of charge re.
PANY, No. rs Maiden Lane, 2, o, Box 2ii2 New
York or e,s West Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ohio AL
live druggists keep them.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Great reduction in the priesof
SCHOOL BooKs
At
sII1LIINGToNS BOOKSTORE,
Corner FOurand half stree. and Pennsyivania ave.
SCHOOL BOOKS
REDUCED TWENTY FER CENT,
AND COVERED rREE
.ssu WITH PATENT coyEH:
SCHOOL BOOKS AND suPPLiEs
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
Az t4s book, used ip he Public .ad Pyy,,s sGS9ois
% room. % to e Ssd at al he IL @ o%ss, pfiecs at '' "
..u WIN. nAatsSrxN%s; b tss.s,Sgs .g,ss,.
8 SoHooI GsSslooL hooks,
Parents about 70 purchase BooKs for the il terms
Of the various schools Of our city which are 70 opsn
about the 10Th Of septsmbsr viii 6pd TO their In
conpe,s ss,ortmsn of ali the books used both In the
,idsisbis reduction from last years pricss.
NEw ~scMLANkou us sooEs
FTRkfTo'iS FTRkfToiS S sassf.
ssfhg Sf SEiei ISSf; y fasElItk faSEltk no
Ny fouk k2FaEPtb }RREPhE,sfsIrs. snT
ssKtiEfnbcGYYEEs. sstifnGYE 6y ~ Hsyk Mn4oEY ITsln.
UNIVERSITY LIFE oT ANCIENT ATHENS;
fERSSY AND THE PROPHET.
For .aieby
W. II. a o. II. MORRISON
1spztf No. Es Pssn.yly.nia alsnge
SCHOOL BOOKS.
rw'e ;ps sf ShpAS ff Rs sSokSFs ISi G. the
sa S FIfssn,h s street opposite ihf u & T5fnMlpry
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LATELY PUBLISHED.

ANgELL on COMMON CARRIERS, Finh edition.
Revised and enlarged by John Lathrop. svo.
REDFfELD ON WILLS, Vol. III Third edition.
This volume has received large additions, exceed
ing hundred pages In all, embracing a large mum.
beI Of new ntes which will render l! far more CON
plete than in the former editions The aim OF the
author has been 10 devote this volume exclusively
to the settlement Of Estates."
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sens TuTh6S
u II WARNER. Auctionecr,
De Fstreet. opposite Masonic Temple


Ds Fstreet. opposite Masonic Temple.
TRusTEEs SALE OF THE ELEGANT BROWN.
mo LAfAYETTB sovAME ON THE WEST,
LATELY OCCUPIED BY SOLICITOR GENERAL
by Virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the coth day Of
December, A. D. 1870, and recorded IN Lber 6e fblio
% of the land records OF Washington county, d. G.,
the subscriber by the written request Of the holder Of
the debt secured thereby, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder the premises, on FRIDAY, the
2lst day OF September, at O'Clock In the afternoon,
the following property situated IN square No. sT viz
numbered ao Thirty. .nlne) In Ciidon aud Magruders
subdivision ofthe north half Of square numbered ih7
Zone hundred AMI sStyseven IN The city of Washing
ton and District of tolrmba. made IN the cause OF Mo
BRlr ct nj VS. Ciadsby ct nj No. iiis Equity Docket
OF fthe late Circuit Court OF the District OF Columbia
the part oflot being intended to he conveyed being the
inches on Jackson Place, aud binding on the south
line OF lot D. both parcels running back 10 feet
inches more less, to alley thirty feet WIDE sav-
Ing and accepting thereirom the vacant ground in lot
r. twenty-five feet SIX inches front by the depth ofthe
lot, which released nom said deed OF trust on or
about the 9Th day OF March, A. d. lSsths part TO be
wide. with the heredltnments, &c.
The terms OF sale are One fourth In cash, or al
cash at the option Of the purchaser, Of which so
must be paid af the time OF salc aud the residue In
three equal annual payments, Tor the whole OF the
deferred payments In i've years at the 0plOn OF the
purchnser) for which the purchaser must give notes
centum per annnm from the day Of sale until paid
to be paid Semi'annially, Rnd TO secure which the
purchaser musl execute deed OF trust on the prem
nant OF insurance, and pay all costs Of conveyanc
Should the terms not be complied with within Ave
resell the property on the terms, five days
public notice at the risk and cost Of the purchaser
In default. - -. =
se3 MThteds ], T COLDWEI.II, Salesman.
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TTNHAT TORMENT OF RABYHOOD, SOUR
l. Stomachs, may always be remeded with the be-
nlgn and popular Csrminatlve and aid TO digestion.
MIX OF Magnesll lylB
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CHRIsTApoRo's HAIR DYE

Is the safest and the best n instantaneous In It's
action, and It produces the most natural shades OF
black brown, does not stain the skin. and Is easily
applied II Is standard preparation, aud a avorits
upon every wellappointed toilet for lady gentle
man For sale by an druggists aud halrdre9sefs.
JOSEPH CIIRISTADOkO,
Proprietor r. o Box AHA New York
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WASH q WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
w i0oi northwest corner Tenth and u streets

w hni northwest corner Tenth and u streets
TRpsTEE.s SALE OF yALuABLr IMPROVED
shh2pEWhHHny shpWhEHHn h2NMysSS KNMDy SoSrkExs III kINssH
TION.
lsTf and duly recorded In Liber Ia foo k7 one Of
lhe land records for Washington county DisiI,d or
Columbia aud by direction OF the party secnredthere
by. shall sell nj public auction In front of the prem.
ises, on THURSDAY, September p. A D. lsI, Az
o'clock p. In all those certain lots and parcels OF
ground Hng, being and situate In said city. known
and described lola H. II and S In Charles Justs re-
y-hve. with improvements thereon. consisunE OF
two story and basemebt frame dwelling.
Terms Of s.s One half cash; balancs In SIX and
twelve MONTHS for notes bearing interest from day OF
sale and secured by deed Of trust the property
sold All conveyancng, Ac, nj purchasers oost 500
down day OF sale aud " the ,erns OF sale are not
compiled with within hve days the trnstee reserve
the right TO resell the property NJ risk and cost 81 the
deh,uiting purchaser. EDWARD CLARK,
Trustee.
WASH r. wILLfAMa,
peptI-dAds Auctioneer.
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CHE Is COMING.

aa w.sHISeros STREET. Bosros. ses-at
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LITTLE, BROWN q CO.,

ANqELL ON wATERCoURsEs. Seventh edition.
6%sI bSisf Sf GS NSD cRGGT kEfoRrs
Vol III. svo.
STEPHENS DIGEST OF THE LAW OF EyI-
DESCE. Edited. with notes and references to
American cases, by John W, May. limo.
OTsrO'S REPORTS. Vol. ~. Cases argued ard
adjudged In the Supreme Court OF the United States
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days
FlTCn, FOX 4 CO., Real Estate Brokers,


EITCH, FOX 4 CO., Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pkOPERl At THE HEAD OF sEyENTnM, ~,
srnEEr BEINn THE LATE Incidence of
Hy virtue OF n deed OF trust to Joseph Smith end
Robert Fox "a trnstees dated February ], ls'2 ana
duty recorded In Liter No 672 folio ~ one q the
iher. by virtue Of decree passed by the supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia holding an equily
court, In the cause OF MArthn Coston ys. MARY n.
schooicrah et al In squity No. $40, empowering me
request OF the party secured by said trust shall sell
at public auction, IN front OF the premises, on
WEDNEsDAY May "A IE7, st o'clock p. M. the
following described real estate situate In the county
eleven nl,S IN block four, a. In the recorded sub
division Of the farm Of John a. Smith, made by the
Howard yniyer,ty and hiod In the oice OF the SUI.
v.yor of'he District o. Columbia containing one acre
Of ground more or less, together with the improve-
sard brick rdence and brick stable, with other out
Terms One third OF the purchase money. together
with expenses OF salo In cash; balance one and two
years, at eight per cent interest payable semtannn
ally secured by deed ofrust on the property SOLD
complied with within ten days from time Of sale, the
trustee reserves the right To- resell the nroper al tne
Iisk and cos, Of The defaning purchaser. afer hve
h. "A. WARNER, Auctioneer.
At TIE ABovE .I's y Il. shEE 4
and cost the above described property ai public anc
ton. ~ front Of the premlses on "WEDNESDAY the
18th day Of September 1877, al O'Clock p m and on
the same terms above stated excepting ~ 70 DE
| posit at time OF sale which will he $40 r.
| EDWIN g CUTTER, Trustee
selod&ds h II WARNER, Auctioneer.
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NEW VEST. POCKET hooks.
4 MOOsEHEAD JOURNAL.-J. r. Lowell.
LALIE1Ro, IL PENsERosA, &c.-Ailton-
SUMMER James Thomson
FAvoRITE PoEMS.-William Cooper.
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q N -
. GREEN MOUNTAIN
RENOVArOR.
Eminent physicians and druggists pronounce this
the best blood purifier extant II will positively erad
icate all disease nom the system by thoroughly cleans
Ing and eQuRzing the circulation OF the blood Il IL
purely vegetable compound, aud needs but trial TO
virtues, Depot, 70 Randolph street basement For
sale by all druggists
ii. A. HURLBuT d co.,
jyl6-2m rs and II Randolph street Chicago.
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osGooDs GUIDE BOOKS

THE MIDDLE STATES. Maps, IS Plans 4,
NEW ENGLAND. Q Maps. u Plans a.
THE MARITIME PRON1NCES. MAPS, 4 Plans 81.
THE WiiITE MOUNTAINS. 8 Maps. Q Pano-
rNnhA 81
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r T. CoLDwEIL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
~ No. N6 y street northwest
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National UNIVERSITY LAW DEPARTMENT
~ opens September g. 1877. Candidates for IL b
admitted on examination. Candidates tor d. {. l.
Mct,rary, Macarthur and wedgwood For further
street. w, b. WEDGWOOD, L. H.,
au2td tdtsepss Vice Chancellor
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Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,

The Programme Of Studies for the year beginning
Sept. 49, 1877, will be sent on application. je2aFTuIIw
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-11
TIE TRUTH TELLER.

It is worth while now and then to have
what is called the truth told about yourself.
There are times when such %truth-telling is
ofgreat and immediate service. But / have
noticed that persons who plume themselves
upon speaking the truth to their n%eighbors
are persons who really have no special de-
votion to truth, but who have, on the other
hand, a passion for making people uncom-
Portable. They do not love their neighbors;
they hate them. With them so-called truth
telling is merely a form of selt-indulgence.
How would it do, the next time the village
truth-teller comes around, for you to tell
the truth to him ? kind friend, / thank
thee for telling me that my daughters man.
ners are rude, and that my uncle, the par
son, should be spoken to about his method
of public prayer, and that my s~unday-best-
go-to-meeting stove-pipe hat is two seasons
behind the times !; but let me reclprocate
thy kindness by informing thee that thou
art a selfish old gossip, without enough
brains to perceive the whole truth about any
situation, but only silly half-truth, Or a
miserable distorted truth, which, from the
best of motives, / advise thee to keep TO thy
sell. '--Scribner.
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a GOOD NAME.

What after death is dearer to your parents,
sisters and brothers, wives and children, than
your good name? If your life has been a
noble one, the enioyments you have reaped
theretrom will not be forgotten when life
GIBBS away, but will ever be Of value to those
from whom it has been the will OF Provi-
dence that you should be parted. Your
noble traits on earth, attained from what
ever pursuit you have followed, remain most
commendable recommendations for your
followers. Therefore it becomes every man,
woman or youth to leave a good impression
behind them. Truly it is not the easiest
thing in the world to do this, when we con-
slider the endless reverses that he or she is
obliged to contend with but it can be done
by ceaseless energy, perseverance and truth
fulness.
To IN ambitious youth who has in his
minds eye a position of honor in this busy
world, the name and character of his deceas-
ed parent is of considerable significance, es-
pecially in business life, where the every
day merchant places unbounded confidence
in his employees parental standing. It is
an undeniable fact that the greater number
Of the business men of to-day adhere to this
point when it devolves upon them to employ
a hand to do important work. Positions of
trust demand that virtue in every particular
is preferable. By leading a life of respect
you not only do justice to yourself but to
your successor also.
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ABOUT READING ALOUD.

And what is good vocal reading that is so
neglected by so many and SO nearly impos-
sible to some? 1t is simply the natural ut
terance of the sentences, read according to
the meaning, All that is necessary to good
reading aloud is ali intelligent comprehen-
sion of what is read, and an utterance of it
with such emphasis and such infections as
are in natural accordance with the meaning
of each clause, sentence and passage. And
yet the. doing of this simple thing perfectly
well is a rare accomplishment. and one
which is fonnd rather more rarely among
professional elocutionists than, proportion
ately, among intelligent and educated peo-
pie who make no such professions. SO it is
said that to walk we'll, well enough, for in
stance. to pass across the stage without
seeming awkward, is something that most
actors have to learn although all chat is re-
ouired is a natural and easy movement OF
the body and limbs; and that to stand per-
tectly still, with ease and dignity, upon the
stage. is one of the rarest of theatrical ac-
co%rnnlish1mneants. The reason OF this is that
self-consciousness, or the loss OF self-posses-
sion. or the effort to be p~leasingg---to do
something, and not simply to be-begets
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FEMALE BEAUTY.

How eagerly men are engaged in the pur-
suit OF beautiful women, and how little do
they dream of it's brief existence! This is.
undoubtedly, i'll obedience to a supreme law
growing out of our organization; for who
does not love order, harmony, symmetry,
and perfection in all things? But in this
eager pursuit, it will be we'll to remember
that there are qualities Of far more import
ance than mere personal charms. True, we
may be fascinated with a dark, lustrous and
beautiful eye, the crimson blush of the Grim
son cheek, a graceful, symmetrical form
but after all, the inquiry should be, sis there
a soul within ? Is there elevation of thought,
generous principles, noble purposes, a cult
vate intellect? ?" If not, what else would a
woman of beautiful personal appearance be
but a doll or gilded toy? How long could a
man of genius be induced to worship at
a shrine? How long before his affection
would assume the form OF hatred and con-
tempt? Powerful passions and strong affec-
ton invariably accompany the man of gen.
ius. Hence, it is clear that unless personal
charms envelop a cultivated mind as well as
the sterling qualities of virtue; the noblest
impulses Of affection of such a man will soon
be extinguished, and his fondest hopes blast
ed, in the selection of a partner tor life.
Nothing is more desirable to a man of
genius in this life than the ardent affections
of a good, sensible woman and, On the
other hand, no offering OH earth is so accept
able to a woman as the sincerest affection Of
a man Of genius and truth.
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: aowy THE FIELDS TOGETHER.

n,.ckbird pipes his solemn notes
..o,,,o copse and dreamy hollow;
x.o .ir is famed by myriad wings
- thc brown, low-fying swallow;
md in hand, ut twilight hour,
=. the hazy autumn weather,
a,a sun-bfowned harvester ~e.
stro,l down the field together.
.raav he has bound the yellow sheaves
with a patient hsnd and willing,
49,. t,o wealth OF his own new homo ia stored
IN the granary he is tilling;
-, III the gain or reward he asks,
I,+o know that through the heather
,addie and ~lassie, at set OF sun,
.,o,, roam the field together.
what is it to happy hearts and young.
yh at the sere sad leaves are falling2
r,,cv hear but the CHEEKY voice OF love
"a his sweetheart gently calling;
.rd close as he bound the yellow sheaves
In the cleaning autumn weather,
shv (unid binds their tender hearts .
T. with loves golden bands together.
pue field of stubble will soon grow brown,
rhe frosts will chill tho meadows,
And highland, lowland, garden and lawn,
will fail in the deepening shadows;
Tent, bright rs the son on n thousand hills
Will seem the autumn weather,
When, hand in hard, to the dear old kirk,
They wend their way together.
And on and on the years shall roll.
And dim shall grow loves story,
Till head of brown and head of gold
shall lose youths crown of glory;
while a-lown the Geld of golden sheaves,
In the sombre autumn weather,
4 lettering man and wrinkled dame
Shall slowly walk together.
All who will remember the harvest hour
OF the youthful maid and her lover,
When life's gray sheaves are bound ut last,
And life's brief cream is over?
When the 1ieles shall be o'errun with weeds,
And none shall roam the heather;
While, side by side, in the old kirk-yard,
The twin shall rest together.
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OLD jokes REMoDELED.-" What do the
Arabs Of the desert live on, pa p asked d
roglish little girl Of her father. "Fudge,
Nelly, that is an old CONFERENCE.-The live
on the sand which is (sandwiches) there
Yves, but pa, how do they get them ~
Well, really, Nelly, / give it up.' why,
pa, don't you know that the sons of Ham
We're bred and mustered in the wilderness ~
"Come, come, my daughter, that is too
killing. DON'T say another word." cob!
yes; do tell me what they eat on their
sandwiches Eat on them !! Why, what
do they eat on them4?'' s.Butter, to be
sure. y - Butter How do they get but
ter - "Why, you know pa, that when
Lots wife was turned into a pillar of salt
all the family but her ran into the wilder
ness i,,A3 #H
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aWkwardness, uneasiness, and leads to in
diligence in little tricks and motions, all of
winch are inconsistent with grace and digni-
ty. Something of the same kind takes place
when most people read aloud. They think
they must do something more than to speak
naturally what is before them, and thus they
become either heavily m%onotonous or alb
surdly emphatic. NJ. .....
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A LADY reader writes the New York Her.
aid for a recipe to remove freckles. A lady
in Rome, who has tried the remedy, recon-
mended the following: Battle the face
slightly with cologne water after tea, and at
about 10 p. m. brush both cheeks, the fore
head and chin with a carefully selected mus
tache. If this does not remove the freckles.
it will under ordinary circumstances cause
them to be forgotten.
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TURKISH LOVERS.

The art of writing is not general among
the Turks, and when q lover wishes to COM
municate his sentiments in writing, they
have a mode Of effecting it without pen, ink
or paper, by means of lowers, fruits, silks,
woods, stutfs and c%olors, Of which they
make a packet, each article having an ale
gorical sense. The packet is called a selanl.
Those who employ this mode of commune
cation have a casket stored with the neces-
sary articles to compose a se1am. They
have a dictionary, which they know by
memory, of the illusions they wish to give
by their flowers. An anilret signifies, !" We
are both of one mind = a piece OF rosebush,
81 weep continually. but you deriae my
tears !" a piece of cloth, q am tired of
your opportunities - q piece OF buckram
or canvas, We shall be together to-mor-
row = a piece of silk, "Your have gained
my mind !" a looking-glass, Il am ready
to sacrifice my love for you = a pistol, Il
love you very much.'' A grain Of r%aisin,
some blue silk, a pea, q morsel of sugar, and
a piece of the wood Of aIoes, arranged in q
certain order, form a billet DOUG to this eff
feet "My heart, | am in love with you !;
the pain which my love occasions to me has
nearly deprived me of my senses; my heart
passionately desires yours give my disease
the necessary remedy."-Euelin's Eastern
Lands. s,a4. 44 S. #.4# #4a