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National Republican., 1878-03-06
Chit Chat.

Ii Is fashionable to perfume the hair
A novel comb Tor full dress has tioral sprays
piled "n il.
Pearl buttons are shaded to match the new
spring fabrics.
Remember "the ripcst fruits grow on tho
toughest walls"
Satin undcr,hirts, wallcd, quilted. and
nounccd, are Il late extravaganza.
Ashes Of roses Il color uuplcaSautly suggest
i've of cremation, will be popular this season.
The new wide collars have a irill of lace TO
fence in tho ueck"-as II male society gOSsiper
puts it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Rhodes. Of New
York. will receive ut the lshbitt this evening,
from seven TO nine o'clock.
Gen, rul Eutlcr and his beautiful daughter
Mrs. hmrs, are reported TO DO enthusiastic be-
LEVERS in the cause OF wonans rights.
Ecouomiral ladies are taking their old
dresses. aud by adding deep kilt Aouuco
around tur bottom, make them look like tho
new Xii, suit, ~ popular al present.
Black Lace points" or shaw.s arc no lougr,
worn Many ladies, however, possess them,
and az thCy Hrr an expensive article, Il use has
been devised for them us follows: Turn the
shawl with the point at the top, and of this
point which is folded on the "utsdc-tOnn a
hood trimmed with bows of ribbons. On tho
neck mud shoulders lay folds and plCalS TO
shape the shawl on tho bust, giving il the form
OF stylish Spanish mautrlct.
Shakespeare asks, "WhGt's Ia Il ?" aud
is has been proven that there IL n good deal in
in IT, A lady, who at one time achieved tiir
measure ofliterOry success, w;s for II long
time quite uuablo To obtain any recognition
of her merits rs n writer. She wrCtU tales aud
poems which she WAS quite sure woro US good
Q, others that received warm praise, but they
attracted no attention. Finally she nads
CON upluint on the subject to n. P. Willis who
was IN those days s"lt Of literary aut"rrat
WHY" sIid he, Tho trouble is with your
nario. People went read poems written uu-
der the cognomen Of ChubhuOk. Take Fanny
Forester us your nome dc p!aa,c, and sec II
you don't have better succes." The advice
was adopted, aud Fanny Forrestcr's' poems
and stories Immediately became immensely
popular
National Republican., 1878-03-06
sHIRRED INSERTIONS

DEAR EDITREss: hope you will not con-
slider my children troublesome. feel sure
that should you wish to take ride over 20
UniOntOwn somc fine Saturday about two
m and could take u peep into the room where
We arc now ffty-sevcnl and get good look
into their bright cheerful faces, you would
agree with me that such children could never
be troublesome
| shall never wonder again that mothers
always think their own so nearly perfect
Bless the children. love 70 read in the Bible
that passage which SAYS, Suffer little children
~ come unto me" ard certainly feel that |
am nearer heaven when am with them.
How drrary and dark this world would seem
without them, and how pity those who say
they do not care for tho little ones, and think
there are too many. In my opinion, II would
be much better for such ones to die oil and
give he children chance.
have felt for the last two months that my
ito WAS full aud complete, and when We sue
crrd in getting our hnll-whirh We all feel
confident ot'-we VIII b. very happy family.
One dollar and ftty-lhr"C cent. now in our
treasury. Slow, but very sure. Yours truly
National Republican., 1878-03-06
New York General Market.

b.
Cotton steady; uplands, lilo; Orleans, Iil.c. sales.
leo7 bales CSn,o'idrlsd net rscepts g3g5 Exports
tinent S?st4i 10 the Channel, $50.
Flour dull. heavy and lOS lSc lower No. ?. % 75d
e good extra Western aud state, q so5p5 good 10
SGoiSe do y GS@S 81 o9mH0n e choice while wheat
e good extra Ohio u OoaIi common 10 choice extra
81 srmS hSn j. se1' 1H dshs. sITn sSSdC
closing dnL southern flour easier; common 70 iart
ss, sS" TsGs s. s SsSfT Sf S ,s
ma %sai yeST %sss Il and
1whcat easier in INSTANCES, haic lower, and very
quiet, with lImilsd export and light speculative de-
SsS hSES NS @ r sNEnf Na No2I 4
@ wsft and % Mgns.ota q 8, 9r amber state u il for
s,RRiye Rye shade nrmer, with q good export inquiry.
BARLEY 9ulet and steady prime No. Canada, e2c;
FEEDING sts &c; & Barley mali quiet and unchanged,
port and home,irads demand and moderate speclI,
r snETSded western mixed S for NV Yorf So T.
'%SS2S az Wa tor steamer % mixed S5@5I e for 10 ?C0yGc
for yellow Jersey and 800 sSc for damaged. '''
T Sats % s5cnt STEADY a, $t4e for 30 SIC for No.
SG No. iSs Sr No. mGts Saie lSs &C. for %Is Sad for
ern, %5g4oc ior white do, SiaS5.sc for mixed state
and A@tlc for white do.
Hay steady et elsgICc for shipping
and @ 1 & c for 1r y6Ts ssG EI TIF 81 Ea5ern As
t'ofcc-Ro quiet and unchanged.
Sugar firm, With light offerings al 7.d7c for fair to
good refining and 73Ic for prime; Centrifugal Sas &C.
Refined hiTly active nj s. &C for standard gtc for
grnnu lated, &c for powdered and go for crushed
MoAsscs-toreigll dull: New Orleans steady, with u
mndeIa,G trade, at 10 iOc for common TO choice
ltIre steady, with hir inquiry.
peH0lcum quiet. Crude 10 7isc; refined l?4c
Rosn steady Rl 81 5itel G2', Tor strained.
Turpentine easier ut &c for spirits.
Eggs more steady ljG Ice for State and Penn
AMI lOGg lbtsc for Western.
PrOvlsiOns-Pork heavy; mess $40 J06f 10 IS; family
mes Ell p. Beef dull Beef hams quiet. Tlerce beel
dull. Dressed hogs about steady at Isc for Western
Gut mcats-Western quiet: middes quiet NJ 7-lgc for
Western long clear and j;c for city do. Lard steady
ciohng shade easier; prime steani q ~ az TO- clos
Ing At " b. Butter heavy ut ia &c Ur W Wesern and ~
toprime.
Linseed quiet.
Mhi'ky shade easier at u 0GSG5I OF.
fTelghts 10 Liverpool quiet Cotton, per sail, O3nd
per sIean ESD. Wheat, per steum, sd.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
IDEwILD, Va, November 21, 1877.
What Has Been Done In One Month.

"hnt has been Dono In One Month.
Mrs. Etiircss:
On the I'd of February the ladies' of the
Womens Temperance Union met and decided
to open rooms for the benefit of tho poor bome-
less, houseless men, who had not where 10 lay
their heads. We secured six rooms in house
No. sos d street northwest, took from our
treasury enough money TO pay the rent, and
trusted in God for the rest, We did not trust
in vain, for directly we received donations as
follows: Stoves, mattresses, pillows, chairs
tables, towels, combs soap look ing. glass, pic.
lures, blankets, quilts, comforts, CLOTH for
sheets, bedticking, books, papers, food, gro
cerics stationery, and clothing The donors
were Mcsdamcs Sidmore Conlcy, Hartwell, Til
ley, Church, Baxter, Foster, House, Lcfetra.
Sargent, Smith, Poulton Hopkins, and Morri-
son, and Mcssrs. Perry, Lansburs, and Choate,
and Drs Gross, Cook, and johnson Donations
of money: Mrs. Lcictra, So in lunch tickets
a stranger, % cents; Dr. Blake, 81; Mrs
GnnEewcr, 81; Fannie Cronth % cents; Mr..
Chcatc, 90; Mrs. DIR. Winslow, so cents; DIR.
MctHulcy, 81. We have given Gi3 lodgings,
and fed more than one thousand men Free,
800; number WHO paid 10 cents, 23s 10 cents
o.: . cents, Z; whole amount of money re-
ccived I.S5; whole amount expended, ;37 80 !;
money ON hand at the end of the month,
&l1.j0. We took from our treasury $50, and
have really expended but $12.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
Il. II. wARNER. RSal:Es!ste .a Auetioneer,

u II. WARNER. Rcal.Estate Auctioneer,
De No. 9iG street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMAf1, TWO-STORY
WOOD DWELLIN HOUSE, IN BLOCK Sai, ST.
HALF ANDTIiIRDs STREETS SOUTHWEST
by virtue of deed OF trust dated the lSt day of Au
gust A. ID. 1875, aud duly recorded In liber No. sl6,
folio 2j3, OF the land records for the District OF
Columbia, the Sth day OF August, A. d. 1sIG at the
public suction In front ofthe premises on the 18th day
Of March, 1873 at Hve o'clock In tho afternoon OF that
ments thereon situated lying, and being IN the city
Of Washington, In the District OF Columbia known
and Described aS follows tO.wt: As part OF lot
Der ~ In square numbered 5I, commencing for the
at point nine (gl feet inches north from
the southwest Of said lott thence north fourteen
90 feet and inches thence east fortyhve 40 feet;
thence south fourteen 40 feet and Ave t5l inches;
thence west foryhve (+j) feet TO place Of beginning
TERMS Of Sale.-The whole amount In cash secured
by deed of trust day ofsac, $50 with interest from
August l, 1877, stten per cent.
WFM6ds J, T, COLWELI, Salesman.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

nor EXCHANGE-A GENTLEMAN OFFERS
l. the choice Of between $1,000 and $4,000 worth 9f
valuation In ihe city q St. Paul, MlPn.. IN exchange
for u modern built well located residence in the city
Of Washington In value about $1,000, Apply aner 4
D. N. TO MGlor NJ. A. TAPPAN, at the Remington
Arms and Sewing Machine Agency, No llOo Penl,syl'
Yania avenue, mAIflw
National Republican., 1878-03-06
WFNfSd,
V,RUsTEEs' SALE OF THE VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON THE sOuTHWEsT
S3RNEH 2E TliRTEETIHH FiSdH wHp, ANp SfHS
"NATIoNAL REPUBLICAN" BUILDING


BY virtue Of deed of trust bearing date on the th
NJ ~ iSo IS one Of The land records for the Dis
trct Of Columbia, and a the request Of the party
sntSS cns Sf tSs % Prshscs % S lie 81 day
he D. Si2Ss m sa e. 'SFs Bsr S Ct Ct
Columbia, known and dstinguished a. and being all
sOi feet three l inches front BY the depth Of foriy
eight CIs feet four - inches OF lot numbered thirteen
(sSs the Whole being described IS oiiows; Beginning
for the same a. the northeastern e9rnc Of said sauare
nches thence south seventy tOl feet three Gay inches;
q s@ ss' SH TIC S
pass s q b SnSah S 's Snss@ con
Terms 81 Of rs sais Hn Tsn ,hosand desrs eas6 the bal
ance in equal insallments in IS and "a months, re
hs
deposit OF 100 required at the time OF sale Con
arc not complied with n seven days after the sale the
Trustees reserve The right to resell ut risk and cost OF
Y. E1: 4. !; FolifSg, oSlHiHfSNPIER Trustees.
| novet.eodfw ii2l street n. WI
rs-THE ARovEsALE /. POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, January 10. 1873 in mont Of the prem
YIN, y N i T6i.LfNs T6SiI.LAfNNsRLER' Trustees
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneors.
sz THE ARoXE SALE IS FURTHER POST
ofsH @ nn IN dn Of M hs si %E
EH Y 4. + EoiLiN5. GHAS PLEH' Trustees
JanIeSTuTh&ds
Hr1HE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONEp UNTIL FRIDAY, the 18th day OF February,
A. ID. 1875, In front of the premises, at o'clock N.
| WM, L. CHANDLER Tru.tse4
T. 4. ROLLINS,
| Febl-F,M,w.&ds
aTHE AR2YE sAE a. is q s1 a r9sp
ISIS. at o'clock p M. IN front Of the premises.
WM. E CHANDLER, Trrs,ee4
L A. ROLLINS,
fol6.STuTh6Ds
| HB-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until SATURDAY. the 9Th day OF March, A. ID.
ISIS, at o'clock p. H., In front OF the premises.
WIN E, CHANDLER I,rrsteea
T. A. ROLLINS,
National Republican., 1878-03-06
NOMMISsTONEKsS SALE ut NVUTIUN
OF rHF
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD d.

Pursuant TO decree Oft Circuit Court Of the city
of Richmond, Va, ent tered on the 18th dayof March
1917 and decTess subsequently, entered by said court
in The suit OF Duncan and Calhoun, trustees vs. the
Jhesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company and others,
and to decree Of the Circuit CUuIt Of the county OF
National Republican., 1878-03-06
nt. .AiWFSds
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctionecr,
- st. Clond Building

TREsTEEs' SALE oE dMPRoyEP PnoTTEERrY
BY virtue Of "a deed of trust dated February u, A;
H. 1876 duly recorded In LibeI No sl folio 49, one OF
land records for the District Of CounbIa and ~
the request O the party secured thereby will sell
Rt public auction, In froL OF the premises, on TUES
DAY, March ~, lSs AZ four o'clock 4 NJ, IN" follow
ngtescrbed real estate situate In the city OF Wash
ingtOn, p. C.. 10 Wit: Lot numbered one hundred and
nnetyeghl lhs IN PrAthers recorded subdivision 81
his part OF Muunt Pleasant. fronting Ninth street
wesi extended twenty t?) feet, and running west to
Boundary strcet and fronting on said Boundary
street tN entyone and nIneiy-aeten hundredhS t2ls)
feet and containing 2LiS square Ict Uf ground, more
less being the same properly conveyed 10 the siu
Sprggs by A. {. Richards Of, nj. by deed dated Au'
gust S l>l3 and duly recorded lii Liner No I9, folio
9i0, n Seq, one Of the land records Tor Washington
Ounty. IL the District Of CGrmbih together with the
uurUYcr,cnts thereon, GolsiaIing OF two'sIorV
frame house
Trrms OF sale; nsourth cash, balance In 9, l." and
ISmons, With interest al seven per cent per annuni
un pnit, ON day Of sale, secured BY deed Ct trust
upon ihB property sold. dGpnsit of tl0O a time ol
sale. Il the Terms are not complied with within hve
days tho trustees reserve the right TO resell At risk
aud cost of dGtultng purchaser, alter Ave days ad
Verli5lng All conveyHnC!ng NJ purchasers cost
JOS Il. EASON, .rrnstass
THOMAS HYDE, ! iie
feb26 eO6ds W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman.
National Republican., 1878-03-06

The tol,oring is published for the benefit Of Trdr-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, and the public gener-
GHy-it includes all trades and professions, aud
cannot fail to prore Of interest TO all Uho intend
trdnsdCting business IN Washington.
National Republican., 1878-03-06

or the corner
To the Sunset.
Sweet unset hours, whose roseate b'ue
=. Casts over the earth glow of light
How SoOn departing out Of the blue,
Leaving my drta anus 30 dark tonight
soon viii the stars come one by one
hmd glitter 80 coldly over my sleep;
Oh, finger awhile Til my dreams are done,
Leave me not In the darkness to weepi
sweet sunset hours, with clouds Of gold
Rolling back in tide from the sun,
Whit beautiful scenes your waves cniold,
What tender fhnccs, what Joys unwon;
Soon will ye fndc IN the distant West,
Soon will my visions Of bliss be DER;
Lonely Tn leit where the shadows rest
To gaze In your glorious depths no more.
NJ. J. PAYNE.
1DEwILD, va, November 21, 1877,
National Republican., 1878-03-06

sub-Tressury balances Gold. S07 osl 0s7s5 aurren-
ey s3ISTasese Tho ubTreasurer paid out Oh account
OF interest 1855 co., and for bonds Si6Oo0o Customs
receipts ti5aOco.
II. d. Cooke, it, Co, Nc. 1910 street northwest,
furnish the following prices Of state bonds, Govern
ment bonds, gold and active stocks, as telegraphod to
them from the New York stock Exchange;
National Republican., 1878-03-06

F8-TIIE APoVE SALE is FURTHER POST
p0rcd until SATURDAY tha2d day OF March, A. d.
l51s, at $ y clock D. M, In mont OF the premises
WM. F. CHANDLER Trustees
T.. A, ROLLINS,
National Republican., 1878-03-06
II +. sTElGER Real Estate Auctioncer.>
DE 5ll seventh stree

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW Two.SToRY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, SITUATED On
THE EAST SIl L OF TWELFTH STREET. BE
TWEEN s AND T STREETS NORTHWEST
Ry virtue orh deed of trust, dated August Is A. ID
sf1 duly recorded In Lher No siS folio 20 one OF
the land records of the District OF Columbia, and at
the request or the party secured thereby We shall sell
ut public auction In frOnt Of the premises, on FRI
DAY. March s. 1878 at ti5 o'clock p m all that Ger:
tain piece parcel Of ground situate III the CITY OF
Washington, y. q and known as being lot numberei
forty eight (ls), in A. q Hays subdivision Of the
north half OF square numbcie three hundred ana sN
(SOB), together with the improvements Is thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-third % cash balance In six
(G) twelve u2) and eighteen (s months with inter
from day Of sale secured by deed OF tust on the
property sold or all cash ut the option OF the pur
chaser deposit Of slOO required AT the time OF sale
and all conyeyanCing at the purchasers cost II the
day sale the trustees rrs4rve the right to retell the
property, after ive days advertisement at the risk
and cost Of the ueiaultng purchaser.
WILLIAM ID. JONES, rr,s,.os
feba@eod&ds j. STANLEY JONES, ii"S'ee''
National Republican., 1878-03-06
fel6.STuTh.eds

HS-TIIE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until SATURDAY, the 9th day OF March A. D.
ISIS, AT o'clock y. M In front Of the premises.
WM, T. CHANDLER, Trus,ees
l.. A. ROLLINS,
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Spring Polonaiscs,

These garments are altogether TO convent
ent and economical to go quite out of style,
and though they have already been worn
many years, while hundred other fashions
have come and gone. they are still quoted as
among the spring garments. Several new
models, each with some novel or pleasing fea-
ture have been added to the winter styles.
| Ladies who have plain black cashmere polO-
naisP. or one Of silk or similar goods. can
freshcn II up and make IL more handsome than
ever by adding n sCpcrate plnstrOn, which may
be worn or detached at pleasure. These are
made with several slight variations, any of
" hiCh may be selected. Make them of velvet,
silk. or satin, black or colOred, and ornamented
with lace, beads, buttons cordages fringe &c.
\ very pretty ono Of black velvet passes across
the back and shoulders across the ichu, con-
tinur, down to the waist, and thence as far as
is desired. 1t Is finished around the neck by
a ruflc of black lace and an inch wide Jet
saloon. The outer edges and each
larly trimmed. hcross the lower por.
tion are three rows of handsome jet fringe
falling over three lace ruftlcs. Three bands Of
the get guloon arc placed down the centre of
the piastrOn, the two outer ones being shorter
than the two middle ones.
For tall, slender ladies princess robe, with
sHIRRED INSERTIONS
back and front, makes garment highly to bo
commended for elegance and beauty. A
charming dinner dress cmbodying this idea
has just been completed for one of our most
fashionable danes. The princess rohc, with
an immense train. is of cxquisctly fine India
cashmere. The back and front have insertions
of shirrcd satin of 4 delicate rose pink. The
too apparent sheen Of the satin, made more
con, ,picUous from contrast with the cashmere,
! is sDitruCd by coverings of white illusion,
held down at Irregular intervals by clusters OF
pink and white araleas.
\ ,HIilar dress showed combination Of
rich black silk and yellow satin, the glare Of
tho latter toned by pullings of black tullc.
Good taste will suggest innumernhlc combina-
| tiDns which will result in excellent effects.
| Tie style in addition TO its elegance, pos
scsscs the groatercharm Of being very becom-
| ing and novel
National Republican., 1878-03-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Mnrch D. 1875.
Money easy at ~. Exchange frmi long, IsSh;
snort, is5I. Gold weak at l0i. Rates for carrying
" to 2 Government bonds firm and active at the
following quotations.
National Republican., 1878-03-06

Fg-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PoSED UNTIL FRIDAY, the 18th day 9f February ,.Cy
WM. T. CHANDLER, rrustses
l.. A. ROLLINS,
National Republican., 1878-03-06
W0MAN'S CORNER.
Edltcd by Fannie II. ward.

Ladies are hrited 10 contribute Society Hems
and Short Sketches appropriate 10 this DEPART
mc"t. Please address such communications 10
Tie Rcputticom office, care Editor af he Corner.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
feI.MWF&ds
FINRuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
l. TATE ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
THIRTEENTiI AMP h q REETs, WASHlNSG.' Aii4i ! {.

VNRusTEEs, SALE OF yALuABLE REAL rs; @
THIRTEENTH AMP sIREtTs, y MWAASHlSGG- Ai; : 2
rTRfoSAf REfUBLIcHN Il qBuiLbfNa sfANps
by virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date on the lst
folio 2i one Of the land records OF the District OF Co
lnm6a, and n tho request OF the parry tneteoy & se
we % Al So fTE FHo EfRi III
IlSthl DAY YoF JANUARY.A. D. ISIS, u tour o'clock M
IN the afternoon, all that lot Of ground situate 10 tue
ing all of lot numbered twelve l2) and the northern
twenty IS ieet three 81 inches 'front.' eE is nsR.a
16Tsh 6lcsRs E rec. ar. % ~ t%o SI h, IunreI and
Beginning for the at the northeastern corner Of
feet four 90 inches; thence south seventy (7O) feet
three S) inches thence esst fOrtyeght tsl feet four
thence north to the place Of beginning. Also the lot
q ground adjoining the, above land, and extending
her two hundred and hny-six t2El, with the improv.
Inents situate on the inst described piece ground
consisting of the National Republican Building.
trust upon the first described LOT OF ground, dated on
@ @ e St secure "A 3 s % also
to al taxes and assessments due upon the whole OF
Terms Of sale, one-thlrd cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, with Interest 70 be Sc
cured upon the property sold by deed q trust Aae,
post orsOo required nt time Of sale II the terms Of
sale the trustees reserve tho right 10 rese at risk and
cost OF dei"u'ins TR, Eprriaeser;; 4 i;u ,vprrp,
ppgNttANNsst6lYt Nstlt nnRos., A4ctioneers,
| WAsHISGToS. D. G.. Dec. - 1871 decl+eoiw'
as THE ABOVE SALE is POSITION ED UNTIL
THURSDAY, the 3lrt day Of January, A. D. 1873, at
VA; y 4. Il E6lkiSs Hh4SsLAH' Trustees
Jania-sTuTh&ds
National Republican., 1878-03-06
COKE DOWN TO FOUR CENTS.
10 BUSHELS DELIVERED FOR s2so
GASLIGHT OFFICE
oc2-tf ~ and Il3 Tenth street:
HOUSES.

NOR RENT-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
L residence containing twelve rooms with every
convenience, No, 1910 Vermont avenue. Inquire
of WM, ,SIICKNFY. National sRyinRs Bank, corner
OF Fiiteepth street and New York ave. QclSS
National Republican., 1878-03-06
Future Days.
oMAs BOWLING. Auctioncer.

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioncer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a DEsIRAsLE, TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWEL!.!NG,
WITH MANsAhD Root-N9 % srMEET
AND FIRST STREETS EAST.
By virtue of Dc ed Of trust dated March % a. ID.
is53 duly recorded In Lber No II. folio l6i n seq.
Of the land records for the District ol Columbia.
and by virtue of u decree pns-ed by the supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia February 10 1873.
In equity cause No $50 docket No II, and at the
quest othe party secured BY tho said deed OF trust
will sell at public auction, in front OF the premises on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1873, at four o'clock n M:
the following described real estate TO Wit AL ihi
certain piece parcel ofgrOnnd kn0wn and DESCRIBED
as lot numbered one hundred and five 100 In B. +:
Gilberts recorded subdivision OF square numbered
six hundred and (675) IA the city OF Wash.
ugton. District OF Columbia, the same having ront
Of eighe. us) feet upon the north side OF street
northeast by depth Of eighty (sD feet; improved by
two-story and basement brick dwelling, with man
snrd roof, and having all modern improvements
Terms Of sale One fourth cash; of which one nun.
dred aud hny tsi5o) dollars must he paid at the time
Of sae the balance payable Ia two years, with inter
est thereon ut eight per ccntum per annum. payable
semrannually; the said deferred payments TO be So
cured by deed OF trust upon the property sold. Hthe
terms Of sale not complied with In six days alter
sale the the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the depultng purchaser
fc2e2Ot GLENN W. COOPER, Trustee.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
DIRECTORY.

The Principal business Houses Of Wash
ington.
National Republican., 1878-03-06
faI6.S 6.STuTh&Ds

H8-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned unit SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of March, A. ID.
ISIS, at o'clock p. H., In front OF the premises.
WIN. E, CHANDLER, Trustees
Il. A. ROLLINS
National Republican., 1878-03-06

Rb-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
noned until SATURDAY, the p day Of March A. d.
WM. L. CHANDLER, rrrs,eea
L a. ROLLINS.
National Republican., 1878-03-06

ssTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONEp UNTIL FRIDAY, the 18th day OF February,
A. ID. 1875 in front of the premises at O'Clock y III.
WM, L. CHANDLER Tru.tsea
T. A. ROLLINS, 'N
National Republican., 1878-03-06

sB- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, the 3ist day Of January, A.
b. 1873. In iront OF the premises at o'clock p, nj
WIN. u. CHA DLEK,( Trust..a
r. A. ROLLINS, ii''
National Republican., 1878-03-06

HE~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL.
THURSDAY, the 3l,t day of January, A. D. 1873 at
u o'clock M, In front Of the promises.
MM. + GHANpLER, Trustees.
l.. A. ROLLINS