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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

AUCTIoNEERS
Duncanson Bros, Ninth aud u sts.
Wash. B. Williams, ID, cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERY
Solomons a Chapman, oil Pcnnsylvania avenue
Pa avenue and FUur-and half street
MN, B:,llantyne. fes Seventh street. ,
Il. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row. Pa ave. and Tenth st.
Bakers
Felix Discusses, 2Ol2 II street
CLOTHING
L. s. Justh, $40 d street.
DENTIsTs.
d.. C. DeMontrevilie. No. led Pennsylvania avenue
DRuGGISTS.
Songllin's Temple Drug Store. + and Ninth Streets
Entwise, Pennsylvania avenue aud Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward c. Townsend, ~ NJ street northwest
Mrs. :. T. Fuller. Art school, 1915 1 street H. W.
Mrs. burr, l3OS II street.
Georgetown C, i W., Sollcge, georgetown. DC
spencerian business College. seventh and streets
School Of Music. 5O7 Eighth street.
hhiinsca, Academy. J. 4 CGulned 1874 street ,0,
FINE ARTS
Markrlter. 62G f street northwest
HOTELS.
81 james Hotel corner sixth end Pennsylvania ave,
Rigs House, corner Fheen;h and q strecth
Ebbiit iiousc. Fourteenth and i streets.
Wormlcys, u and Fifteenth streets.
Morton House, w and G,s street
fremont House.
MATTERS.
ID. IL. Stlucmetz, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Eiseman Brothers. conner Seventh aud L streets
a. Saks 4 Co, Seventh street.
Is. Robinson & Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders & Staymnn Penna- ave and Twelfth street.
PIlOTO-LlTHOGRAPH
Norris Peters, Photo-lhographer. No. IS Penn
sylvanin avenue.
REAL ESTATE
Is. H. Warner, 0l6 + street northwest
John sherman, st. Cloud Building
Fitch h Fox, Frecdman's bank building, 1902 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINEA
McKenncy & Co., 81 Ninth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

YORK.
Cotton dull upiands, 90 l5-i6c; Orleans. Ii lie
Sass ~ bales Sonsolidated net receipts GSaii. lex
Continent, l?ii2; TO The Channel l,s,S 'o'"e
fi9nr-1shlppinE grades shade ilrmer other kinds
10 .spssn. Wessrn sh 1Sr s lGSsl ssS
S Soo1 10 es no good er.rs western and state va
while wheat Western extra. % Olgg6 7S: fancy do
tSe. Ss rS ssGa T fS.5s osG
aobs Sas sIss s"Sa e Rrms s
steady common to fair extra, 60 soqS 10; good to
Th m do' Mgs Rye flour quiet at 1904 for super.
and as SSta me- ysG% %ssrp S
Wheat l6giSc better with ihr export and moderate
Sf si' & 81 n 4 6,
for white STATE q y for extra white, 81 al for IN
rye steady at ,O@i2c for Western and State 75c
and Tworowed state s tw oha nSmSraGe de-
bond feeding Sac. Barley malt quiet and steady.
:r ungTaded Western mixed 1.is.e for Kew T% To 1e
No S,SgSsc for steamer mixed 5ee for old No 2 il
s2n,hern &c for Jersey and round yellow, s6sc Tor
Oats more active and without decided change.
Hay steady at GGI0c for shipping.
ss Kew YossF. SS saS G s EasfEn
Cohss-Ro firm and In moderate demand; lsaIs,,c
sugar qletand firm at s, Ike Tor f,ir to good re.
Inquiry SSc for standard A. S,@ tEa rS %t R,ann r
'"iGa e iof sSS for crushed
mand. $3.50 VA IAN W.
Rice steady at etec for fair to prime Carolina 81,
Petroleum quiet, Crude, 7Jsc: refined firm, 10
bid united, Of 62JS6rI Is i' '-"|'
Tallow lmiet at 1907 Ills, the latter for choice.
Resin duh at d 6ltai Is for strained
Turpentne scarcely so firm 526I3aJ.c f,r spIrIts
(JIBc for Westarn ""'" M" "
Provislons-Pork opened lower Closing mora
steady; Mess quoted nt 81 $50 II So Beef quet Heel
mans dui fierce beet quiet Dressed hogs iirmer nj
Tfi,Gg2Ssc i9r Western. Cut meatS-Wesiern dull ;
nuuss nun Wesiernlong clear, j1Gc: long and short
clear " So Lard opened lower, but closet stranger
prime steam 57IsGT Is closing ut 6o37 Ssis Tut
Cheese unchanged. w S'"'''
Linsecd quiet.
whisky firm ut 81 0Sb
fItKhs 10 Liverpool dull. Cotton, per sail I'd
per steam, a. VOW
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

NORTH, WET, NonTuwEsT ANp soUTHwEsr
NOvEHBLg Is, lsII.
LEAVE wAsUISGTuS.
htO0 a. m, Baltimore and Nhy stations.
t'u H. M, baltimore, Annnl. oils, MD way stations
sirn,burg, Winchester and way stations, via Relay.
500 u. IN. Baltimore Express.
s:lO II. M. Piedmont Strashurg, Winchester, Hugcfs
town Point Of Rocks and way stations
sb n. M, New York, PhilN iplUda, Boston and Bal
umnTe express PAKLoR CARS TO New York and
Philadelphia
'Gpa, M, ST. Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago, Pitts
1nrg express, Connects for Valley branch, except
Sunday. Through car fur StauutOn. pArlOr to
GranOn, and SLEEPING CAR to Louisville. ttncin-
natl. Columbus, Chicago. Junction, and Sanduskv.
sBt y H. M. baltimore, Annapolis. way stations.
l00O u. m, baltimore CNpress.
1910 u. M, Baltimore. EllicOt City, Annpaolis and
way stations.
"i:aO p: M. New York and Philadelphia Express.
On Sunday to baltimore Onlv, stopping at all stations
$50 r. m, Baltimore and way stations. Winchester
and way via Relay
49, p. m, Baltimore, Bladcnsburg. and Laurel ES.
press Frederick vim Relay.
.4l5 y. M, ri. Of Rocks, Frederick Winchester and
way stations. On sunday 10 PI. Of Rocks and way
stations only.
$40 r. m, BALTIC, Annapolis and way stations.
'Gab D. M, Philadelphia, Norfolk and baltimore
express. ElcO Guy. Passengers for Norfolk taken
In The cars direct e boat nj Canton No connection on
Sunday for Norfolk.
.6s5op m, BALTIMORE and way stations
ING Cal to Chicago.
.T:30 y. IN. baltimore express.
'H25 y. M, 81. Louis, Cincinnati and -Pltshurg CT.
press. SLEEPING CAR to 1t, Louis and Pittsburg.
No connection TOR Pttshurg on sunday.
$3.50 .. M. New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
express SLEEPING CAR TO Now York, and SPi~
CIAL SLEEPING CAR 10 Philadelphia,
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
Sunday. mylJtf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

baltimore General Market.
BALTIMORE, Feb L. Is,s
Cotton quiet and nominally steady. MiddIing, iUsS
n lO'4c.
Flour firm and demand unchanged.
whcnt-SOuthern dull and steady; Western firm with
light Offerings. Southern red, 81 moi 30: do. amber
Sanl ~; Pennsylvania red q es6tl 80; No. winter
red western, spot and February, 81 D4di ~; March,
d 3ii4tdl 3lis
Corn quiet and steady. Western firm, shade higher
April 56sac.
Oats In good demand and firm. Southern aS6Issc
vRna, aSd3s 0''
Rye quiet and unchanged,
Hay In fair demand and steady. Prime Maryland
and Pennsylvania, sliGllG
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Butter Choice
very urn with upward tendency roll 100, &c packed
Petroleum shade nrmcr Refined lcc bid
Sonee strong and buoyant. Rio Cargoes, i56lISc
sugar dull but steady at gzp0i,c.
whisky quiet and easter at q os
Recepts-Flour, 2,5OD bbls: wheat g. 900 hu, cor,
5000 bu oats 1000 bu ' WI"
Shipments-wheat, Is 600 bu; corn IS bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

DEAR Mis- ENTRIES Since tho first intro
ductiUn Of my family over the River" 1t haa
increased TO forty members. think | can
symmthize with mothers who don't know
what TO do with so many children, aud yea
have not orc to spare. Just think OF 1t
Forty children--carnrst, bright, and wonder.
fully swcrt-all crowded into u private pIriJr,
discussing ways and means to obtain knH
suitably large for the development Of then
minds aud bodies If Louisa AlcOtt wants
second edition of Little Men aud Women"
let her visit my family, and she need to go No
further. Our funds are slowly but surely in,
creasing. We have now nearly dollar, aud
mean 10 show the big folk what children
can do. Those who wish 10 lend = helping
hand must not forget the address of Mrs. DR..
Fisher, or Miss Florence Brumticld Of CHion'
town. aud a la Murphy, God bless them
Yours truly, ii. b. ".
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
1875
- GREAT

no ruv NE1S[SS,s L, R2u 1T1E;,ruwrvr
spLrx B2Y gcEI TRYYk ld HEt R4 EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WASH INGTUS, rom Depot cor
nGr Of sixth and streets, us G,llowsi ,,.,,,,
For Isbag and d., The %cs, lGln a. NJ daily wmn
Pittsburg 10 Cincinnati. ST. Louis, and Chicago:
tx p n dSME Th FIN f e. e ScaSS
For Canandaigua, Rochester, BuiIbo. Niagara Falls,
4H NH p P, SSr r r. 70 e daily r %1Gi sIlEy
Lock Haven, Llmra and Watkins at iUioa m
For 4SS NIX Tsf "ffp as ST .Gs last m M and a D. m
press Of Pullman parior Cars, o:D IL IN. daily. *.
For SfooEiyn, Kew York. nil through trains connect
at jersey city with boats Of 'Broookyn ANNEX,
lug double icrragu and Journey across New York
FOR Nav York and the East, 1850 p. IN daily except
Sunday, with Sleeping Cars from Washington to
For Philadelphia 100 y. M daily. except SUNDAY ana
iau a. M. 800 anil $50 y. NJ daily. Limited Ia
're.S w q, ~. duly except Sunday. 49,, ..o
p III. daily except sunday.
For Pupcs Creek Line, 6iI A. and To p. daily,
except Sunday
For Annapolis, G:5 and $50 IN. ana 4:S,p M daily
except sunday.
ALEIx&NpNIA AND RREDERrcKSP T. RAIL y
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 81 8, $40 TO- II. II. m: = 4o s. o.
Fur The - uih, via Richmond s:B a. M. daily and
6.lO T. IN. daily CEcrpt sunday.
EIO. 10 II a m. 3 42l. 8 Clio and y. IN.
In SUNDAY at $40 and IL a. M. and Clio y. m.
cam !" fr S5SdS at III" The
eas corner Of Thirteenth street and pcnns iyana ay
N.nA avenue, and ut the depot, where orders can be
len for the checking Of baggage TO destination from
l., j.. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager Api ual.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

Boiled liuseed oil makes the best possible
furniture polish.
Senator Johnston, of Virginia, with his wifi,
and interesting daughters, are now occupying
the handsome residence No lIl5 II street.
4 correspondent says "A can in which cory
has been preserved, placed where reaches are
troublesome, will attract them. They will
get in, but will be unable to get ont, and are
cssily dispatched Empty tomato cans VIA
not attract them"
single Marie Louise violet makes n dis'
finJue JO,ionicre, and Il cumclia In tho centre or
white primrosrs forms choice bouquet.
new freak is TO have the hand bouquet all Of
one color; for instance, at the last President
reception u tiny, but stylish dame arrayCd IN
whilo satin, with train considerably longer
than herself carried bouquet somcwhut
larger than her head, composed entirely or
crimson rusrbuds Another immense bouquet
was seen, entirely Of yellow buds; and still
another, aud far more beautiful Que, of white
tuhr-roscs ms,sscd together in palc'grecn moss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

UNIVERSAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICK BT's TO or from all points bought
exchanged or sold at n reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other oilce or depot IN this city.
Tickets good mi used baggage checked through.
Apply To NJ. u. WIiTfSlDE,
mlIGiy' 0C1 rPnnsyivRnlu avenue. Shoe store.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS UNIM-
PROVED.
BY virtue oftrust dated March ", 1879 recorded In
IAher $50. loo Us, We will sell on SATURDAY, the
10Th day of February 1873 In front Of the premises at
iour o'clock y. M, Lots Nos. a. b TO- g. O l0I, los
D no ILL., liz, III, ia. H. lD, 1li, H. and i2 IN
Bhns' subdivision OF square No. 6i5 Plat exhibited
nt sale.
Terms: onc.thIrd cash, residue at six ana twelve
moEts, with interest ut six Per cent per annuni, TO
he secured by decd OF trust. twenty-five dollars de
roslt on each lot when cold. AL conveyancing nj
purchasers cost.
FRED W. JONES, (rrrs,...
feblI dts JAMES r. RUSSELL. hus'ees'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

the Republican Office, care Editor Of The Corner,
The Old, Old story.
Uuder The coverlets snowy fold
The tinlest stir that ever was seen.
And The uniest sound, as II airy 4 TX
Were cuddling under a leaf, wecn.
That Ia the baby he came 10 town
Only day or two ngo;
But he looks ~ wlse as II he knew
All that n baby can ever know.
There he lies in a little heap
As son as velvet, as warm us toast
AZ rosy red Of the harvest moon.
Which hangs, big and bright on the hnzy coaA
Hear him glirgle and spOtter and sigh,
As If his dear little heart would Lrcak,
And scold away. as II all the world
Were only meant for his littlencss' sake.
Blink, little eyes, at the strange new light;
Hark, little ears, nj the strange new sound;
Wonderful things shall you see and hear
As the days and the months aud the years no
round.
hardly YOU seem life at all:
Only u something with hands and feet;
Only a feeling that things are warm;
only longing for something To eati
Have you thought IN your downy head3
tan you say to yourself 20 much rs "lg
Have you found out yet that you are younelf7
Has God told you what you Will be by and by
II Is only little that We can guess.
But its quite as much rs VIC care to know;
Tie rest will come with the hccting years,
Little by littlc-nnd better so.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

DEAR MADAME: ~ the Corner Is open
to "growls' on the short comings OF either sex,
| wish TO grumble little about u constantly
growing wrong which my iclow-growlcrs
seem to have ignored, or perhaps consider moi
worthy of their steel
1t is the too common practice of many hand
some, intelligent, and otherwise agreeable
young men in high social circles, to visit young
ladies rcgularly-twO, four, sometimes seven
evenings in the week, thus quite monopolizing
them; to make them little present, Of flowers,
books, confectionery, jewels to take them 10
church, to places OF amusement drives, walks,
&c; in fact, to pay them every possible atten-
ton, but all without the slightest intention OF
marriage-for no other purpose than to have u
pleasant time and amuse idle hours In tho
society Of charming girls. By aud by 1t gem
orally turns out that these same agreeable
maidens are left on some slight pretcXt te
bear alone their hcartaches and disLppoint.
mcnts, and worse still, tho
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

Several communications relative to poor
Sophia Hurley lnec Major and the action of
tho church in reference to her burial
both pro and con, have been received
by the Corner. Some Of these articles arc
Of decided merit and candor compclIs us to
admit that there is truth on both sides of this,
rs Of most questions; hut II Is not a subject for
discussion in this column-lcast of all now,
when she who sinrcd and suffered Is in her
grave, and those who loved her here remain
to be tortured by unavailing comments and
criticisms aud, Heaven knows, they must
have been wounded deeply enough already.
No doubt the church IN question were 'ao-
tuated by purest motives and arc striving
earnestly to follow In the footsteps of that
greater than John the Baptist"-the tender
and compassionate Christ, who walked with
publiCans and sinners, full of forgive ness and
loving kindness, and who said to one Of tho
weakest of her sex, Neither do / condemn
thee; 20 and sin no more"
In the hands of that juster judge than VIC
who counts not lives by feeting years, but
sees the end from the beginning, and notes
the various circumstances surrounding souls
in this little probationary span. who under
stands our frail humanity, having borne it
and been tempted In all points like ~ we
arc'-we may safely rest both her Gauss and
our own, knowing that His judgments arc
infinitely wiser and more merciful than man
Somehow, in all these eighteen hundred in-
tcrvcning years, those carly doctrines Of for.
bearance and forgiveness which the Great
Teacher impressed upon his followers have
become strangely muddled, till there seems 10
DO much sad, stern truth in the couplet-
"Alas! for the rarity
Ol Christian charity
Under the sunI'
We sometimes wonder IL the meek and
merciful Master is not vastly astonished at
some of the cold creeds and implacablc doc
trincs proclaimed in Ills name to hungry souls
cropping desperately in the dark, and then
again VIC speculate ii perhaps these same self
constituted teachers be not among the number
to whom it shall be said at last nrrcp
kncD ye."
Whatever the unknown hereafter we, fell
low-voyaecTs OF the nccting present, should
say with Irving, "Oh, the grave the grave !
II buries every error, covers every defect, cX-
tinguishes every resentment! From its
peaceful bosom spring none but fond regrets
and tender recollectiOns. Who can look down
upon the grave even of an enemy and not feel
II compunctious throb that lie should ever
have warred with the poor handful Of earth
that lies Wondering before hmT"
When youth and inexpericnce falls into er-
ror-cspccially when the sin be 50 sunmariiy
visited by it dire reward, surely, if tho mau-
tie Of our Christian charity be- not broad
enough, we can at least cover ii with She
mercy oil nur silence"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
sNEERs AND CRITICISMS

of family and friends.
There seems to be Il club of lust such chaps
in Washington at present writing, united for
the lofty purpose of helping each other out oil
any unpleasant complication that may arise
from these Ito them trhing pastimcs. Some
Thing must be done to cure this objectionable
thoughtlcssncss, to jog the memories If tho
Young men Of the period, and awake them 10
sober second thought" We cannot have our
daughters, sisters, and unsophisticnted female
friends thus triacd with. Therefore,
"GROWL."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
PERSON AI..


NOTlCE.-s5OOU TO LOAN. Is SUNS or 81 On
~ or more. by the Central Branch OF the United
; tatss Home and Dover Association. Certificate
holders and others DESTROYS Of negotiating loans Will
please call at the office OF PAnSON, K CO., Man.
ayers, corner of Eighth and + streets, or
=. r. MIDDLETON,
hStf Chairman IT Resident beard
nISE0LCflON OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- FEBRTA ANY T. ISIS
The to-partncrship heretofore existing h"twrpn
THOMAS !. HUME and JAMNS X CIFARN,
und the name Of HAl.L& HUME, Is this day DIS
solved by mutual consent.
Eilhcr partner Is authorized to receipt for moneys
due the late hTn.
All due requested to be settled at once
HALL y HUME.
WAsHISGTuS, D. G., February |, 1873
We, the undeTsgEed have this DAY formed n
partnership under the sIyl" and ant firm OfIIlCME,
AVIS Il Co, Tor the prosecution Of this grocery
business, lately carried OH by Hail a Hume.
The patronage Of the public and all prompt Und re-
liable customers OF tie Old firm Is respectfully
llCited.
THOMAS I. HUME,
H. T. DAVIS,
fchs.cw JAMES X. CLEARLY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

Mr.. CHARLES +. RICHARDSON, mining ex-
pert, reports that the Moose mine, in Colorado
Territory. is u new bonanza. 1t Is now pro
ducing SI5,OOO psr month, and tho mine Is
scarcely opened.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE ATAUCTION
CHESAPEAKE RND ONO RAILROAD.

Pursuant to a decree ofthc Circuit Court ofthe city
Of Richmond Va, entered on the 2Bth day.Uf March
ls7 and decree subsequently, entered by: said court
In the suit Of Duncan and Calhoun, tTuse the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company and others,
and decree of the Circuit Cont Of he county OF
Kanawha, In the State ofNest Virginia, entered on
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

ENOR RENT-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
l. residence containing twelve rooms with every
convenience, No. 1870 Vermont avenue. Inquire
OF Fifteenth street and New York ave. oci3A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

Febs,isiI,ioio J. ". HE'LL, Trustee.
T'RTsTEEs SALE or THE s, yALgABLE
GASHHEsSaIGS B 81 EFss Wish HElLD aEt
BY virtue OF deed of trust bearing date on the sHh
q 9 a. p lana %a TssSTGs ci nd Ssr
SS & r FFs.s s on I'll e Ss
January A. d. lIs az 0,iocs p NJ ~ Tint loi Of
Columbia, known and dlstnsSIshsd as and being ali
OF lot numbered twelve e) and the northern twenty
eight (4s eet four % inches lot numbered thirteen
Ilg ~ sgusre, numbered two hundred and hf,y,sS
for the same at the north atern corner Of said square
nSh G"I% eHse soSh Ms' Gs
Of sFs Sry Ssn q S o5 nsnG e 9S
sisling OF the National Republican building.
nnce IN equal nstaliments in Q, Is and - months
spectively, with interest ut the rate Of six per cont
deposit OF 81 90 required at the time OF sale. Con
. o at Cit G M II s terms a ss e. a s
Trustees reserve the rgho resell at risk and cost OF
'''"' ' VA. +, CHANDLER,)
novcieod4w li2 street ~ w.
M TuEABovEsAIE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. January 10, 1873 In front of the prem
W n i &6 cImiAtXSsBLER' Trustees
DuNCANsoN BROS AucIionccrs.
RV- THE AnoyE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poncd uHIil I'll rllSDAN De 3lSt day Of january, A.
D. '' !" iron" Of y 'II3 :, G3iS%T n%
psz x yEHE IS EyR TT y gssg
Y TN 4: Il oiLnniANNspLfn' Trustees.
Fcbi-F,M,w, Sd.
T'RLsTEEs, SAFE OF yALMAnLE REAL ~;
l. TATE; ON THE SoITMMEST CORNER OF
%SSS SrS>n A fff q II f fES SS
AK q Fs,SS and re I y Hsr -
SS; Sa$ 81 ff IL SS SSE ssisH
n the afternoon all TINT lot q ground situate " the
ing OF lot ns@bes s WE'VE rs he
twenty I; iest 'hrse % Inehes 'front.' by ,he depth q
,hlrteea 90 ~ square numbered two hundred and
Bennns Or lie ne same at Pf e
said square and running thence west forty,eiht isl
ree inches Thence esS O sS us four
inches, to the limo OF Thirteenth street west and
Of Se boSs "nd and
toTy eight az feet four q inGhes on north street
6er two hundred and dnysin tsSl, with lie Improve
o. On s National Rssfs ads
The above property will be sold subject 70 deed OF
trust upon the first described lot OF ground dated on
the aoth OF September T. D. 1873, and recorded ~ Ii
Der ~, folio 2S, TO secure s and Interest," ana also
TO all taxes and assessments due upon the whole oil
said property.
Terms Of sale; Onethrd cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months with interest, to be Sc
cured upon the property sold by deed OF trust de.
post Of sS' reGiTSd at time Of sale Il the terms Gns 81
sale the trustees reserve the right resell at risk and
cost OF dehlulting purchaser.
Wy. + En fHfhNDLER' Trustees.
DUNCANsON Bios Auctioneers.
WAsIIISoToN, ID. c. Dec z. 1871 dec2feoaw.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, the 3ist day OF January, A. ID. 1873 at
~ o'clock m, In front Of the premises;
WM. L. CHANDLER rrps,ees
L. A. ROLLINS.
JanieSTuTh&ds
Es-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED UNTIL FRIDAY, the 18th day Of February,
A. d. 1873, at o'clock IN front Of the premises
I GX 4 Eo GIlt4iSpLER' Trustees.
FcbI-F. W Ads.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13
DIRECTORY.

he Principal business Houses Of wash
ington.
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COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.
GFoR0ETowS. Feb. IT, 1878,
The market for grain of all kinds remains quiet and
steady ut previous quotations.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-13

Future Days.
Try CoLMAN, Auctionecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN SQUARE So

BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated September z $50
recorded in LITER No. So folio III of the land records
for the District OF Columbia and ut The request OF the
party secured thereby, will, on TUESDAY, the lgh
day OF February. 1873, at four clock D. M, offer for
highest bidder the following real estate, VIII Begin
ming for the same at point fnysix feet north Of the
southeast corner Of lot one ~, In square No. 53, on
the west side Of First street west running thence
north eighteen feet, thence west rinety net, thence
south eighteen feet thence enst nit ely feet TO the
place Of beginnlng with tile improvements, consisting
OF "A Three Room Frame House.
Terms: Fifty dollns cash, balance in six ard twelve
months, secured by deed Of trust the property; VS.
Eebh, nIb.l9 ]. w. nEII.. Trustec.
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