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bonds and gold on moderate margins. Commissions.
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tied, Henry Merriam, Member Ain. Mining and
Stock Exchange, IS Wall ST.. NY. Reference ID r.
Mangam, ESQ.,, President National Trust Co., n.
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VOUNG d MIDDLETON, Aucts.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE CoUN-
TRY Incidence JUST BEYOND BRIGHT
WOOD. ID: c., AND OPP0SITE battle
ROAD.
By virtue of deed Of trust dsted May q, A. D.
1875, duly recorded in Liber No. 74 folio 49, 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 on
WEDNESDAY, january 81. 1877, at, O'Clock p.
the following described real estate, SITUATE in
the county Of Washington, District or Coiumbis.
to wit: All that piece or parcel of land, known and
designated as part of THE Girls Portion" con-
tanning 10 acres, roods and 10 perches. owned by
Charles Carroll, of Bellevue, at the time of the
formation Of the District Of Columbia, and the same
conveyed to Mary c. Mitchell by ii. Isabella Nit
chell, by deed dated September IS, A. d. 1872, and
duly recorded in Lber No. 757, folio u of the land
records for the District Of Columbia, together with
all the improvements, &C., consisting of neat
dwelling and out-hnuses.
Terms: One fourth in cash, and the balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months. with interest at
eight per cent. per annum, secured by deed OF
trust the property sold, all cash, at the option
of the purchaser deposit of 500 required at the
time Of sale, and all conveyancfng at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with in seven days,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defauting pur
chaser, after five days advertisement.
BRAINARD H. WARNER, lrrrs,a.-
THOMAS L. GARDNER.
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THOMHs DOwLING,'Aucsioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PROP
ERTS On THE NORTH SIDE OF NJ STREET
WEST. BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AMI SIX
TENTH STREETS NORTH.
By virtue of a decree of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. passed December II, 1876. in
Equity cause No. 4y22, Docket Is. | will offer for
sale at public auction, in front of the premises on
MONDAY, the I'D day of January, A. d, 1S77, at I
O'Clock p. M. all the following described real es
ginning on North NJ street. forty-two feet west of
the southeast of lot thence ives. Is feet to
point two feet six inches west of lot 6; thence
north los feet 10 inches the line of said lots;
thence east with said line feet thence south
log feet 10 inches to the place of together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of
two-story Frame building.
Terms of Sac: One fourth Of the purchase mouey
in cash. within ten days after day OF sale, 500 Of
and the balance Of said purchase money in three
equal nstallments, In six, twelve and eighteen
months from day of sale, notes to be
given for the deferred payments bearing
interest at 6 per cent. per annum; or the
purchaser, at his option. may pay all the purchase
money in cash, or a greater sum than one fourth.
The title to the property to be r.ttined until all
the purchase monev and interest thereon Is paid.
Said purchase money to be secured also by a policy
trustee. Ell convey snciDg at cost OF the pur-
chaser If the terms of sale are not complied with
in 10 days. the trustee the right to resell
The property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
purchaser. .
lie Droit Building, SO Eighth ST. northwest.
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DRY GOODS.
TRY GOODS, NOT WET,
- BUT CHEAPER IN PRICE.
The closing out of as much of my stock before my
yearly inventory will be done, and prices In all
DRESS GOODS. FLANNELS.
CASSIMERES, BLANKETS.
SHAWLS, CARPETS, &C,
will be about 20 per cent. less.
-Calcoes. best 10 remnants, 81 cents.
Wide Sheetings. Do q and 81 cents.
Yard-Iong Towel 10 cents: worth p cents.
Brussels carpets, 81 and 81 10; worth sl.Z.
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astronomers throughout the world preparations wcrc
mado nj the National Observatory hero to watch for
the predicted possible transit Of Vulcan some time
during the past three days. II happened, however,
that wednesday, tho 2isi, ana yesterday, tho ODD,
were both cloudy days. tho sky being SO completely
obscured as 10 utterly preclude observations whiie
II was nearly noon to-day before the heavens
clear enough to allow Of the use OF tho telescope
watch The suns surface. The fates adverse TO
Leverrier again, SO far this latitude lie concerned
IL was also understood that the likely
TO take place at time of day when tho had
was near setting in this longitude, tina. while Pro-
lessor Eastman, who was In charge OF tho telescope
to-day, was unwilling TO neglect any chance OF
discovering the wandering planet, the belief was
entertained that any tidngs of Vulcan would most
likely come from more westerly observatory. as
at Ann Arbor, in Michigan, or some chronological
station like that at San Francisco where daylight pre-
vailed while the transit in progress. For this
reason IL is thought that any confirmation OF Lever
ricrs spccuations which may DO given them IN the
United States must be obtained from points of obser
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pay respects to President who is the President
Q, the whole people and not faction OF them bu.
you for The appointment of our TREND Sir. Douglass,
70 his position.
The President, In reply. said
GESrLExEx-L thank you Tor this call and for the
kindly sentiments which you entertain did cxprcss
anxiety with regard 10 the future condition OF tho
coored people OF our country, especially IN tho
gard 10 the condition OF all our people.
] felt especially with regard to tho former
class that they could not DO SO well cared for,
protected and their hest interests advanced under
democratic administration. however well disposed
toward Them !, shall be my purpose. in tho discharge
OF my official duties to care equally for all people.
and assure you that the race represented by you will
never be neglected by my administration. 1t should
be understood that the appointment OF Mr. Douglass,
TO which you REFER has more significance than a por
sonai remembrance OF that DISTINGUISHED gentleman.
II should be accepted Indication OF purpose 10
advance the equal rights OF the people OF the entire
country. thank you for your call and kind OK.
prcssiOns with regard to the policy Of peace
which intend to pursue.
VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER AND THE COMMITS
The impression that Vice President wheeler Is 10 be
member OF the commission TO visit Louisiana gains
ground from tho fac. that the President addressed
him q lottcr requesting HIM to communicate with
William X. Hutchinson, an attorney at law OF Now
Orleans, who Is we'll known to tho President and Is
believed DO familiar with tho condition AFFAIRS
10 that State.
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The following despatch sent TO Mr.. Bolles, In
Baltimore, yesterday. by his foreman in charge OF tho
boring to ASCERTAIN tho stability OF tho foundation for
the Washington Monument
General Gilmore snys:-"Do not spend any moro
money for boring Foundation sa'i s. ,,y;
W. ii. WHlTCOMB.
The members OF the Board OF Engineers left for
their homes last night. This affords sufficient con.
tradcton to the story telegraphed from this city
night that the report would DO uniavorabc to tho
resumption OF work.
THE PHILADELPHIA coLIECroRsHIp.
Collector Tuition, OF Philadelphia, had an interview
with the President this afternoon in which reference
made to the statements already public regarding
efforts to change tho collectorshp at tho port OF
Philadelphia. Tho President asked Mr.. Tuition how
long hs had been in his present Office, and answer
to his response that no had occupied his present POI
siton less than year, President Hayes remarked
"wcl, as commissions run for four years thcro Is
timo enough yet to talk about a change"
There indications OF a change In tho Office al
east at present.
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THE GOSPEL OF MERIT.
Where there much rivalry In the ufacturs Of
family medicines ho who would succeed give positive
and convincing proof OF merit This Of inquiry
People tako nothing for granted They must know the
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years been foremost. Tho truth Of statsmen made
them b.. easily aimed for Dr. Sage
Catarrh Remedy and Dr. rcrces Golden Medical Discovery
prescribed by physicians in curing obstinate
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officers and crews Of their respective natonaties II
is fact well known here that the United States have
for endeavored TO negotiate consular treaty with
Great Britain, and have failed only because the British
government has heretofore evaded or delayed every
attempt on the part OF government to this end
IT, as stated to Parliament, negotiations have been rc-
commenced the effort Of very date, and moth
ing has become known OF Il here.
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A.-A-CHlCAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
KAILEOAD COMPANY.

To THE STOCKHOLDERS:
GryrLHMrS In connection with the recent mcetiny Of
the stockholders OF road have CAL tour attention
propatey set forth in the annual Of the President
@ a. i.Hs S,. % APR, tho
main line track for the past year aud iron rails for second
during the has been charged TO operating expenses
q" and "fs he 70
upon II the ensuing year No n,the. additions are con-
Su, Ds, any dons 70 The ear- win be needed tho
coming ye,,to NEE. the requirements OF The roai" 50
same find tina, the funded debt Of the
Mortgage sinking fund bonds .soOoOo
sf there sT G ars "o the sinking fund tho
OF the trustees or the funds to redeem them leaving this
stnny reduced by OF lands Il appears this
"aS vsss . s !" rs s s"" ". of The The
stocs q ne c"nrsny ana cash and oans payable 90 de-
neither the Of the parties whom loaned. tho
security tor the sam. In these times Of g.ncral collapse
value Among tho items mnutcd as assets in this
Advances to pay coupons C. & $. Western
Adv"ncss for Expenditures aoon & 4 We.i:
W. psss ,Ss, eScn ~: director. viii sdm ,ns these
be. These are only q The salient points which
no e %efG s pI r. !" nsy I r..
new bond. the hand. the Director. which together
with ss"y1 IN the present si"kng funn make net
s;tuc.on &c. in the agc Of the assertions Of e former
and nn, thew have on hand il cash loan, on demand
siioDai0 a. and surplus OF Sso2oo, their stock.
watch Is now selling at about par and which they have
notified the stock Exchange they about Issuing f they
have not done already THIS Is way doing things
unknown to some o the gentlemen recently added
70 their board One thing must be apparent
10 any disntcrested person, that the security
OF the pcrty and Its inturo u.cfuncss
aud cannot possibly be increased BY
ing IN tho directors hands upward IL SSIJ at cash
available asset, used In their discretion aud with,
cut accountability 10 any one ut present Is It not due to
tue Stockholders that the directors should make
tailed statement OF their wants anu necessities that tho
parties who hold sto9 or investment aud
the company, it'll this Wow is requested that stock
holders who coincide with the movement should
inmedatclv aud request tho directors
nbso, ncly the $iODsD of stock limit amount
bonds 30 be issued to exactly the amount Of the
outstanding Funded debit Bonn hde stockholders csrng
To- ate IN this movement respectfully requested
to send address with number OF shares owned by them
the undersigned. Post office 1917 New
NEw YoEr. March ~, 1877 STOCKHOLDERS
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THOSE NUIsANCEs, RHEUMATISM AND THE
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HILLS HAIR and WHISPER DYE Black Brown J0c
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VICE PRESIDENT WHEELER.

wArERrowY, N. Y. March %, 1877.
VIco President Wheeler arrived at his homo in
nil tn Aav
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wind has since vcered to tho southwark, and II IL
keeps there to-day is likely to BIO fine.
ENERGY AND COURAGE DIscoUSrESAycED..
Tho London correspondent OF the Edinburgh Scots.
man says he regrets that Mr. Eugene Schuyler
United States Consul General at Constantnopc, is IN
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qucnce OF his published communcat ions about Turkish
outrages. only can be assigned OF the
report be true and that Is the prominent part which
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oro the world tho horrible butcherics Of the Turks In
Bulgaria Probably Turkey has requested his recall.
THE CONTINENT
Their Royal Hghnesses the Prince and Princess OF
Wales will leave for tho Continent tomorrow route
TO tho Mediterranean.
THE SPONSOR OF AGAMEMSoN.
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vat,ons at Myccnn before tho Society Of Antiquares
OF London on Thursday evening. II cordially re-
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Alfred Tonnysor, Mr. Gladstone, Lords Aberdeen,
Houshton and S,anhopc. Professor Schemaun
read paper on bis explorations at
Myccnn Hc said he trusted he had demonstrated
that Homer described realities and not myths. MIR.
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10 the Professor said he regretted tho Jealousy which
German scholars exhibited regarding tho brilliant
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