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National Republican., 1877-01-20

THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
cHAScERY SALE SE gEslRABkE sF AZ sIR IE9R; sHT
TEENTH STREETS NORTH.
By virtue of a decree of tine supreme Court Of the
Equity cause No 4s22 Docket Is. i will offer for
sale at public auction in front of the premises on
MONDAY, the I'D day of January, A: ID, 1871, at
O'Clock m; all the following described real es-
tate to wit Parts oflots and tn square 1876, be-
ginning on North NJ street. foriy-two feet west OF
the southeast corner of lot thence west Is feet TO
north IO6 feet 10 iuches ine of said lots
thence east with said line Is feet thence south
106 feet 10 inches to the place of beginning together
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF
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 instsllments, in six, twelve and eighteen
months from day, of sale, notes to be
given for the deferred payments bearing
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 retained until all
Said purchase money to be secured also by policy
of insurance on the building satisfactory to the
trustee. All convey snciDg at cost of the pur-
in 10 days the trustee the right resell
The property at the risk and cost of the defsulting
purchaser. -
lie Droit Building, $50 Eighth ST. northwest.
janIl-d&ds tLaw Reporter.l
ID G. BROOKER. Jr.,
d. NEW AUCTION HOUSE.
Regu ar sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
of ses s Al as
TO promptly. Copsisnments solicited and cash ad-
vanced. noIS-3m
National Republican., 1877-01-20
ONE DOLLHR AVID.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFHICE
Railroad tickets bought or sold, TO or nom AL
points, At . reduction upon any ONCE or depot In
this city. Apply to N. d. WHITESIDE,
a Pennsylvania avenue northwest, In the candy
atore. WsshiuRtOu, ID, G. iA1S-1y
National Republican., 1877-01-20
81 200 PROFIT ON 800

Made any day by PUTS and CALLS. Invest eccord.
Ing 70 your means. go go or 11ee in STOCK fRIy;
IEEGES has brought small fortune TO the cArefU
investor. We advise when and how TO OPERATE
aAFELY. Books with full Information sent ffss.
Addros orders By mall and telegraph 70
BAXTER CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
lsSk-ly II Wall street, n. T.
, 1877-09-25

nizca that u,erc arc certain moral obligations
forming necessary part of Catholic teacl,-
ing, and that ono Of these obligations, whici,
!. enjoinea by tho Gospel, is tho support OF
tln1y-establiahed Powers. From ttis point
the Archbishop logically arrives at tho fpt-
lowing conclusions
Thofo who govern arc entitled. under normal
conditions, to te respect and cooperation of their
subordtnates for tho accomplishment Of tho Fpceial
misaton they have 10 fnfall. 4, to elections, This
considerations corporation is dntY towards tho
state like tho payment q! taxes and miIt.aty scrs.
ice. Abstcntfon In certain circumstances ot par
tlru1ar gravity would be the neglect OF rral duty
a. 10 Tho choice 10 DO made between candidates. Il
10 left to The conscience OF each ctectof; but Il
should evidently fail on thosa judged before Gop
the worthtcst and most capable.
Whom The Archbishop deems the worthtcst
and most capable tnay bo inferred from tho
following declaration: "Doubtless, we
ahall not 10 asked 10 refuse our snfrrages to
the candidates whose election we believe
will bo tho snrest gunrantee Of order and
pence for France. We shnll not 10 nsked to
romain rcutral between those distinctly
standing forward as defenders Of our re-
ligious liberty anil thoac openly plsdging
themselves to employ aghinst Clcricalisu,-
that Is, against Catholicism-all their In.
fluenca and means Of aotion." Tho great
Cardinal KfcHELrEu himself could hardly
hive coached his clergy more neatly or
pertinontly than tho Cardinal Archbishop Of
Cambray.
, 1877-09-25
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1877.


The Chtcnen produce markets were generally
active yesterday. Meas pork closed 37!lc per br1
hlshc". nj sl3. sGt13.4o for October and $13 10
for january. Lar. closed &c per 100 lbs higher,
at $3.n7.iGzn. 90 fcr October md s.. 37!sd1s. 40
for tim ycaf. Meats wcse Nc per ID higher,
At 6'sc for loose shoulders and 7Ac for do short
Ribs. Lnkc frcIghts wore htmer, at 4c for corn to
naffalo. 1!Ishwfnca were easier, At 81. DS per
gallon. Flour was active, Wheat closed 1Al3Ac
Higher. at 81. l0lfor september and 81. 05i{ for
octohcr. Corn closed Nc lower, 1t IN casl, and
41AGll!t4c for October. Onts closed iic lower at
e3,.fla-:iAc cash and 23sic for Octobos. Rye .raa
stc"ay, at '4!4c. barley closed Nc lower, al G2He
ea'hand of!sc for October. Hogs were acsltc nnd
stronger, advancing 5da1Uc. Batcs wcta at S5..0
GtHf0 cattIe weto quiet and unchanged, with
Falcs at s.. e:R15. 60. Sheep werc dull and uu.
changed. Thcto was inspected into store In
thih city Saturday Ei7 cars wheat. G72 cars
and ~. 200 hu corn. 15s cars and &, 400 bu cats,
30 cnrs and !, 400 bn rye and 01 cars barley. Total
H,505 earn,. B7p, 600 bu. Ono hundred dolars
In guild would buy slo3. 12h lii grccnoaeks 1t The
ii
, 1877-09-25

and thi,,, s2,oro in blanket cho,tcI tnort.
ea1c of s{5.eoo on tho pn,t and Wou nc,rs.
paper effects is regarded NJ m undesirable
asset. The condition of the commercial
loaus aud rcat-catate MORTGAGES not yot dim
cannot bo known till they shalt bo tested
Attn .totcren, ~ t1,s ,.nt ,,.,. 1,,v
thero ueno n1,out 40 nm mn 1uo t1onositor.
u IL holove,, ,hot ~. H.. sna.. ...,,.s,,
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and MI t1cnoa,tors will In ,,o.tor ~ roto,n
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, 1877-09-25

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ono1fo MI mr ,nsnnfootr,ra.a .a .'~";,,,aa "s.
their root1e ~ .,,ch a cos. No. ~ .aa,;s ~ ~
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Of pro1uction dovn bnt tho~a nra hravoh.s ~ ,s
of nro,1uction wh;o,, ,ra so ha,rnn,a1 h, tha
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nortatton. some hrnn.i,os NJ ,ho .o,,n,,
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, 1877-09-25

The Ea<,.iag Post advocates = scheme whera-
by the Fidelity may 10 converted into stock
bank ownel by ths dcpositoss. It thinks that
1t would be to thclr Interest to do this rather
than winl II up. The scheme il stated thusly;
u, % per cent. suppose tho management OF ths
bank would a:see " sieP down aud out, provided
the stock of ths naak weer 5nercased 10 that IL
would ba andoahtadir solvent, the new stock6oid.
eFs % select tho new management. Ihs stuck
could bs pto.ratud auouy Tho 1spusitoss aud paid
for either ~ cash pf in ctelits their pass books
Tas result would bu taxt every dsposltos ultxht
h4vs csedi4 feMa!1tu2 Vi 70 psr cent OF biz d..
, 1877-09-25

Tho Now York Board Of Aldermen, number.
Ing sixty members, only charged 10000 for
Issuing million and half Of bonds for build.
ing tic high bridge over The East River tn
brooklyn. So BILL TWEED says, and he ought
to know, as lo paid his Democratic friends tho
money. THIS was very u1odcst commission
compared with what somc Of tho Common
Councils Of Chicago have oxactcd. The "nine-
teen u who ran things hetwccn 1867 and 1871
got $40, 900 out Of ono Of the gas companies, nc
cordng to tho stub Of tho check-book, aud tho
"twentJ-oao Ia tho Council of 1919 wcre
charged with taking whnck out Of the horse
railway company for the Wabash avenue right
of-way Of not less than SO, 900. At least that
was the opinion Of tho Grand Jury. Eaci, Of
those legics would cut up nbout $4,000 apiece,
whcreas Bill TwgEp's' Aldermen only rot
$1,000 each, showing TINT they wcsp cheap icl.
lows,
, 1877-09-25

BIZ. HoRAc1 Wu,ru mskcs = good polht In
his 0alazy paper when he compares the building
OF tho Texas Pacific Railroad, ~ charitable un-
dcrtakfng, With ths burning of Chicago. The co.,
structton Of tho railroad might giro employ
meat To many laboscrs and still bo . public
calamity.
, 1877-09-25

Mr. HkNnrM. sMrTu, who cnJoys some repu.
tation Ia thtA Ecity a. q journalist, and moro a.
the protector Of . Peace Jubilee, las bccn en-.
gagci To edit now penny afternoon bapes in
BROOKLYN. Mr.. 6Nf1M was the editor Of the
Brooklyn Us.ton for two years before ita con-
solidataon With the A'Uns, but retired from that
position soon Afterwards, and has since been
out Of employment.
, 1877-09-25

Gen. SHERIDAN Is winning new famo By his
lcttcru, The model Of Recommendation said
to have been wr,ttcq BY him Is bound to bc up
plaudel, II not initiated, wherever the English
language Is known. Tho letter read,
- THIS mans na1e IL johzs-Joxxs OF Michigan,
Very trnly, i. II. SuxnipAN.
II all men wero a. careful in tho case OF, per
sons they do not know, letters OF introduction
MfRht cuIne to moan something,
, 1877-09-25
THE SITUATION IN BULGARIA.

Tho huHHsnn army In Bnlgarin Ia in pig.
ciscly tho situation that NAPOLEON always
tried to gain. Nothing suited tho grpat
commander botter than to place himself be.
tween two armies Of his opponents, hold ono
of them of at arms length until he had dc.
feated tho other md thon, suddenly turning,
crush tho sccontl.. Tho difference between
the two, however, Is that NApoLxox moved
with astonishing celebrity and overwhelming
weight. Tho Russians movo very slowly and
with force no groator thnn TINT of tho
Turks. Az an offset to this, howovcr, tho
Turks movo with great caution and appar-
ontly with studied leisure. MEnEdEr All is
no exception to tho other Turkish command
ers in this regard. who usually arrive at a
vital point just day or two too late. Had
OsMAN Pasha followed up his euccess At
Plevna in June, especially had MzuzuEr
ALL ut that timo co-operated with
him, the Ruasian army now would
not be In front Of Plevnn, nor would tho
Czarowitch be at Biela Bulgaria would have
been cleared Of Russians, and tho outiro ter
ritory Houth OF the Danube would havo boon
III Turkish possession, with little danger Of
A*'aeNA OAA(V R1AV4N A40tAtC 6cAAQut
Tho situation, however, sti1i rcmains OK.
trcmclf critical, although from the present
outlook the advantage Is with Tho Russians,
They hold their ground before ployna,
though at fearful sacrifice Of life. Moan
willis, the army Of tho Czarowitch still stands
undofeated On tho Jantrn- Tho ta.1ly MEuk-
NIT ALI has delivorod his frst attack at
Diela, and, although hs holds hls original
position, las been rupulsed. TO be beaten
back In such an encounter, at such critical
time, Ia almost equivalent to defeat. Ho has
lad to temporarily abandon tho effort
to cut hls way through for tho
relief Of rlevna, and Inns suffered heavily in
loss Of men, tho Russians meanwhile still
holding their position and receiving rein
forccments to mako good their lossea. Cor
respondents call It drawn battle. but the
Czarowitoh can afford such draw and many
moro Of thom, since every draw of this kind
stilf further imperils osMAN Pasha., The Int
ters prospects OF relief from the south aro
hardly moro encouraging, for Bu1xrxAs
Pasha ie onco more ropulsed In his efforts To
force tho Sohipka dcflle. The situation,
therefore, as will be soen at glance, is OF.
treucly critical, and thtsseason'a u campaign bus
reached its vital turning point. II MkHxnxr
ALI and suIK1MAs Pasha can DO kept from
cooperating with OaMAN paslla for a definite
poriod, plevna must fall before long. Il In
not In tho nature Of things that It can
stand such tremendous bombarlment rs
1t is now receiving from tho Russian
gtoue nuns without beInp so ,nnterinltv Va
, 1877-09-25

Tbs approaching Republican Convention in
New York, wa are Informed, IL likely to have
"a Conkllng complexion" Thls sneaus that 1t
will not bs stckllel u'sr With tho pale Gust Of
thought, or anT other "llteeaEy nonseuse,"
, 1877-09-25

Tho nav Commissioner Of Indian Affairs ID
4. a. Hart, not Horr, as vartously s,'.spclled
In the newspapers. lie IL man OF fortune and
recognized bustncss integrity and capacity, For
some years ho Inns bocn Chairman OF the pur.
chasing Committee Of the board Of rntliau
Affairs, and has discharged his duties to tho
satisfaction Of Ills associates and the Interior
Department. 1io wAa recommended for an
polt,tmcnt to tho Boanl by tic Missionary
soriesy Of tho Dutch Reformed Church.
Secretary ecnuaz l'as unquesttonaby matlc a
suitable cao1ce. Tho business acnsc, after alI,
IL tho most essential In this Office, and yet II is
tho nnc TINT ms been steadily ignored in the
making OF recent appointments. ricty and
personal need arc not tho solp qualifications
for such positions; and wo arc glad to hear
that the new Secretary has tho plctY Without
the need. Tho ability to amaas fortune and
preserve IN umblcmissed reputation through It
all Is no mean test Of fitness for responsible
Office under Government.
, 1877-09-25

nostt on hla ra*shook and the stnck Of rho bank
10 Tho extent N 10 prr cent. tn7cthrr cqnnny tho
,osal nmonnt Of his deposit. This would make
ana ttia very likely th.t men In whom cvory onc
naH cnntlt'cncc wonit It asked, eonscnt to act m
airretnfs Of hnnk thna rcorgnnzct, ami mnunrc
u Affairs in a way moi oniy to ncet n. temnnda.
hnt tu make tho einck cash commodity 1t above
tat llctc In chance for CO. operative movement
between dcpotttora and managers nf na.ln9s bnnk.,
N which, II both side" 10 the transaction arc hun
Ct snd ics.onahfe. great advantage 10 all would
result. u s more than Likely that the arscte Of
IT. t.ahlltes Under forced taIcs and yet The rarl
Gus Items might With cnrefnl handling, more than
meet the liabilities tn two ar three Years, Tho
4Heston fnF depo',tots In these eases H. whether
Mseesesshif trimming two Of three ychrs. and pan.
pcn"ca. Is better tlan effort on lhctr on pa.t TO
n,nke tho bank solvent. ktcn II open, and in tho
end fea!ize good thin. on shcIe money.
, 1877-09-25

The President has shown agaln that Pcace
has her victories no less renowned than those
of War. H!s march to tue 8ea hAa boon almost
% glorious a SHx4AAAfa.
, 1877-09-25
Several Thousands Of whioh
Are Licked Up by
the Flames.
The Other Floors of the Edifica
Badly Drenched with
Water,
Land Office Documents Sufynr
Some from the Latter
Element.
IN WASHINGTON.
THE fAT8HT-oFFlCH BURNED.

TN WAETTTNET0N
rua rArsyr.orFtCa nunrtn.
sp<efni pispa.ch 10 ma t:aicooo Trtbun<
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. M.-The civ Va,
startled lttlo after II o'clock this morning by
CRY which was soon on tho lips Of crcry mr.
sTho Patent OIlco Ia OF flrc,n and bciorc thnt.
Who lived cyon within square or two coul5
the glass in tho Windows Of tic two npncr sto.
rlcs, and the flames were bursting from The roo,
How tho tlru came there nobody can tell IN.
niaht some will have It that tinncr's stoye did
II; others tl,at tho lrc came from flcfcctlyo
auc. and others, for there must he tbo.s
who have evil thoughts at every public caIsn.
lty, insist TINT the fro Is tho device Of those
who wish to tlidt crime from impending tnycstL
cations. However tho flames camo thc,t they
were doing their deadly work long before anF
efficient aid was near. Tho Fire Department
was half m hour too late upon tho ground. tor
the reason that the suboruuates who first tlj.-
covered tho flames thought that they could uas-
ter them, and neglected to turn on tho sig,al At
the alarm-boxos. This WAS not done until
nearly half an huur after tho fire was dIscuy-
cred, and then by Sergeant Of Police who SAN
tho smoke from an adjacent street.
THE FLAMES SPREAD
with marvellous rapidly. Commencing at thu
top OF tho building. tho lrc soon destroyed tho
sham of wood covered with copper chilled a
roof, and the molten metal rushed down tho
stairs IN fiery stream to meet aud destroy anY
human power that sought to come M, Tho
flames then bcgat, to work, fcctlIpr Rrecdlty On
Thousands Of rcIcctrtl wf,,len 1notfrle and inns
OF Photographic copies OF patent drawings, Ar.
sIynR at tho tl,ra-stvry from tho ton. tn.
flames were checked in their downward couna
BY tho stone tiing aud grained t]rc-proof arches
Of this floor, whcrc thcv werc arreste,1 until th.
Ftro Department brought them upder contrnI.
This was tho course Ut Tho fro along TIM ve.t
front, In tho snrne vav thu flames ,onr,c,, m
......Lt.. t.y -. ....-t .,FF- -
, 1877-09-25

Tho obituary notice Of In VKnR1ER IN TnB
TRIBUNE Of yesterday tailed to mako mention
OF ono important fact, namely, that lo was re-
stored to h!s positlon ~ Director Of tho OBJ
scryatory some two years ago. ThiA rcstnsa-
tton was public acknow Judgment Of tho wrong
that was dono him In h!s removal In 1870, and
sotnewhat tasly compensation for It. At tho
tlmc Of his death, LIE VnanskR was engaged In
calculating tho masses Of tho plaucts ID tho 10
lar system ~ corrected by roccnt discoveries.
, 1877-09-25
THE COLLAPSE OF THE FIDELITY,

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thA eoLLAfss of IAE FIDELITY
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ceiver shut off all opuortunitv for sxnorimcnt.
inR on Mr. HA1sEs' p,on. and neceesitated the
imtncdia.o closing Of tho tloor,. Thore ia M
doubt that this Is the feircst mode Of p,oceel,
;nn rnJar ,ha o;~.,.n,..an.a. - ~ -. ~ a.. p.esso .
state of nnblic aentfmo,,t snv aov;naa hont
which finds It nccesaorv tt resort tn o1.raor-
a,n.- .aaa.,,.s 80 ~ .'ne.' .s' ~ cAs1aof.
donosi,s mny better seek nuhlic li1n,,7o,,on
under tho ausp,coa Of tho courta. That II n
say, the assets should bo converted into cash
and div;i,ad among Tho f7onos;,o1a 40 o,sntv
md ranl,l1v NJ nossi,,]o.
port,nort - ~. .,,a.au.,.x -, -. r,,.,,-
,xa 49, e,as,,, e .4eoA =. ."o ..ae4'y.
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- asA .,~ ~" .ao oee''n'n6. 1ao
s.at | ~ - 4ef 1~es W., "n'oa ~ "na operhteo oa'es
y. ~ 49, .soo' at''. w. "''e ot1s'a.'s granted
,e ~ ."o san'vta ~ q ni'e..an'c" savings nah3'
'a .."N ,. y. ou.ssoufs. ~ "n' not asoa' now
~ u'es' 4of o'uA'oB purposes unsh !a!@' when
, 1877-09-25

Prof. HUXLEY aptly describes Poslttvfsrm ~
~ l'olf.brecd between sclcnee aud theology,
endowed, like most laif-brccdj, with Tho faults
Of both parents and the virtues Of ncEthcr.''
rho doctrine Of tho future life as Infected by
Postis'sm seems to pruf. IIuxLnY cyen more
Irrational than the Christian doctrine, since It
attempts to prove ncgation, which from tho
nature Of tho case cannot be proved. lIe secs
nothing baso or scldsh in dcsire for real
future lifo; mud, though ho himself Ia not satis-
fed Of tho existence OF such life, he at least
will not revtlo those persons who arc satisfied.
THIS is at once tho scientific and tho SELL
respecting attitude for dIsbclIcvcFs 10 occupy:
for II Is even more difficult to proTe that thcrc
IL NO future life than tn prove that there ID ono,
, 1877-09-25
AMuSEAtES'r3. a

a1eyackeca Theatre.
Madison sttnet. between ftate and Dearborn. En-.
EaEcment pf Edwin Igooth. ''The Merchant OF
FcnIce. estamer pon 1last,ngs. Mage. etc. Messrt
pooth. Thtcfock, rIcrcc. etc.
ftonley's Thentre.
Randolph Fsrect. betwern Cafk and 1asalle. En-.
xaven,cnt Of Neo!ee II. Knight. "OHo." Mcsdamea
Worrc'!. Thompson, etc. Me*srt. Knight Thompson.
While. etc,
AHelnh1 T1lrnsre.
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wood. etc.
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1nsk street. opposite sherman House. ffAyefly's
1itrcs. sifars. Howard, Lyman. Thatcher, Hey
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The New York herald., 1877-03-02
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

IlLD DOMINION Steamship COMPANY,
~ sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk ity Point and Richmond. Tuesdays, Thurs
days Saturdays at NJ connecting with the Virginia
and tennessee AIR Line Atlantic Coast Lne Piedmont Air
Line. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. with tho conn.,
pauys lines interior points in North Carolina and
virsnia. Newbcrn and Washington N. u tvia NcrolS)
every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes Dell Monday and Thursday at r. NJ, connecting
with Maryland and Delaware raiirosds
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets and ls of adng TO- All points
lowest rates. Insurance To Norfolk, &c. "a per cent
Fret hts received daily ut pier 81 North River General
Offices 1917 Greenwich st. N. Il. McCREADf. President
DIoNEER LINE AUSTRALIAN PACKETS EsTAB.
iishcd 1882 domestic scrvants nboicrs,
Ac--Under arrangements with the government OF New
outh Wales approved mechanics are carried TO sydney
sppiy TO K W. CAMERON CO.. % s. william st., N. Y.