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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-08-15
Custer County Locals.
PETITION For THE RETENTION az
GEN. MILES.

zen. Miles has declined the appointment
OF Superintendent of Recruiting Service
and the following petition, for his reten.
ton, has been extensively circulated. |,
will be followed by one requesting that !,
department of the Yellowstone be set apart
and that Gen. Miles be placed in command.
To the Hon. Jas. C. lMcCreary, Secretary
Of Var:
SIR-rhe undersigned would most re-
specffuliy represent,
That General Nelson A. Miles. Colonel
oth U. 5. Infantry, has been in command Of
the District of the Yellowstone since ITS
formation and has been eminently success-
iui In conquering peace with, or driving
the savage foe from its limits.
That by his activity, bravery, and fore
sight, ne has not only acquired confidence
Of his officers and men. many Of nc ohso,.
ing his determination and success. have
Deen Induced to settle in the valley OF the
Yellowstone and endeavor to build mn
homes for ourselves and families.
we see BY the public press that General
Miles has been ordered to other and nor
maps more pleasant duties, but RELYING on
nis ability and patriotism to second onr
wishes. we hereby most earnestly petition
mat ne De retained in command Of the Dis
rict Of the Yellowstone. We know not
VINO may be ordered to take this COM
nand, but we do know that, judging the ,
utore Dy the past, none better qualified
ould be procured.
We are much In earnest in this matter. :
Or our whole present and future is inyoly,
q; our lives, and the lives OF our wives !.
20 Children are IN measure in the keep )
9 Of the commanding officer Of this Dis :
let.
lieos we most earnestly petition &
'at Ten. Nelson A. Miles be retained in 4
e command Of tue District OF the Vel Z
wstone, AID that you 80 order We vim ever &
~, -, lie. =
H61p0ctfhlDy. vour Al,e7f~u,f s~-.,~.A. !.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-08-15
CALIFORNIA; Mining Dividend. sho-,


The San Francisco papers announce tina,
the July dividends for this wear show , ,,o
crease of S4s2,55O as compared with those
ofJuly, 1877. The falling Off is in n;nss
a'o',e' noth the bonanza mines were pay
l's 'af2e'v year ago. The decrease is
eq"ai 10 almost the full amount of all t,iyi-
dends paid by other properties. The yir.
s'n'a Enterprise. commenting on the above
says: "Ihese figures show the trcmen.
oous Importance of mining as a business
on THIS coast. The lesson wh:cl, the fail
ing dividends teach is that the shrewd men
oi 'n's coast ought to keep on opening
mines. 10 continue the work to the stock
ooarus leaves all the real mining of the
coast in the hands of few seliisha,nsn
wnen really 1t ought to be enla.s.ed and
among thousands.;E
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-08-15
The Mining Town Of Alta De.,rox.a

IN the LIST inst. the town OF Alta. Little
cottonwood canyon, was visited with y
confederation which swept AWAY most of
.ne . buildings o: of the camp. krhe fire broke
o"' IN Tie swan Hotel. and brisk wind
blowing up the canyon, rapidly spread the
names. All of the chief business houscs
anu nearly every residence were burned.
me iosses are estimated at 100000. with
't.ie insurance. Some fifty families were
left without shelter, food or furniture AID
mas oeen sent the sufferers from Salt Lake
City. -'''"o
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Heavy Storm.

washington, August 1O.-Another ter
rife storm visited this city about 2 O'Clock
Today. Tile wind blew with tie force OF
a tornado. Trees were uprooted, carriages
and wagons overturned. and great damage
was done in various parts of the civ.
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kilograms.
Arizona Indians.

San Francisco, August 1O.-A Yuma
dispatch says: The apprehension of an
inttlan outbreak is subsiding, but patrol
is kept up. Two companies of u. S. troops
are en- route from Arizona.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-08-15
Another StamDede.

New York, August lO.-The Times, Bis
marck special says: New gold fields are
reported to have been discovered on Stink
ing river, fifty miles southwest of Fort
Custer' and stampede has begun all along
the line from Bismarck to Custer.
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Alabama Election

Montgomery, Ala, August lO.-About
oo,Ooo votes were polled for the Democrat
&c . State ticket. There was no opposition.
The Legislature will be almost entirely
Democratic.
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Another Victory for Am.,,..

London, August Gin the great inter-
national pigeon-shooting match TODAY.
between Captain Bogarlus and Aubrey.
al coventry, Bogardus won by one bird.
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Awarding Premiums.

Iar1s, August 1.-THE names of the suc-
cessful competitors at the International
Exposition will soon BE- made public. The
Presidents jury will hold its final session
to-day, and the official list of awards will
be published about the 18th of the present
month. Gen. Walker, of the American
Delegation to the International Monetary
Congress, has arrived here.
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The Fortress Of Kars DESTROYED nv
Expl0 sion.

81. petersburg, August "a disratch
dated Iiflis, August I'd, reports that an
explosion had occurred in the mines Of
tue notifications OF Kars, resulting in a
llre which destroyed the best portion, of
the city.
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Mexican Thieves to be rolpowaa
Home.

!,
washington, August a. The Cabinet
was to-day again concerned with reference
10 our relations with Mexico. The Secre.
tary OF war has received kilograms from
zen. Ord asking what action he shon,d
take in case the U. s. troops. in FOLLOWING
fresh trail after a raid has been made
from the Mexican side of the river. sbould
IN following the raiders meet with opposi-
t'"n from Mexican troops. This question
tosether with the general aspect OF affairs
on the Rio Grande, as reported to the War
department, was the subject of earnest at |
tenfion. 1t was decided that there was n,
reason why the former orders to the
American forces should not be fully car
rled out, and the President directed the
secretary OF War to telegraph Gen. Ord
reitcratlng The existing orders with refer
ence 10 the protection of American inter-
ests, and the prompt pursuit and punish
ment OF the raiding parties. After the
adjournment OF the Cabinet Secretary Me-
Crazy and General Sherman were in con-
sultation with reference to the Instructions
70 De sent to General Ord, and telegram
VIII De sent to that officer advising him OF
The intention of the Government to de.
nand that outrages upon its citizens shall
ease, and instructing him to carry out the
provisions of the present orders-to fol-
ow and punish raiding parties.
Treat Destruction to Life and Prom.
erty In New England.
Boston, August l0.-Reports from yari-
us points in this State and New Hamn-
hire, particularly along the coast. Indicate
nat the thunder storm yesterday was the =
everest of the season, causing great DAM :
&c. AT Gloucester schooner was struck
y lightning, and three of the crew pros
ated.
AT Haverhill fences, trees and chimnevs
ere blown down: The pumping st alton -,
Silver Hill Acquetluct Co. was complete =
demolished.
At Newbury two men were struck and
ri0usly injured.
At Woodburn Josiah Lee, the station
aster, was instantly killed. Mrs. Pat I
= Clarke and Mrs. Michael king were
. struck and severely burned. Sew
= buildings were more or less dam
I'll:
4 Fitchburg thirteen houses and harm. n;
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we nave full line of ladies' goods, embrace
inis market, all Of which is marked down A. !.
ssLf low per cent. Of profit. Old customers viii
nau us up to the times, and new ones are invi,.d
~ c"'' ana examine goods and learn prices.
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main Ill the Town Hall, of whom Richard
Taylor, with his back broken, John Little
wood, conclusion OF the brain. and John
Mooney, injured internally, are not ex-
pected 10 lire through the night. Mary
Matthews died yesterday, making % deaths
thus far.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-08-15

Chicago, August THE Times Wash
ington special says: Secretary Evarts laid
before the Cabinet to-day communication
to the effect that the Chinese Embassy
will arrive here on the LIST of September.
He was requested to prepare a programme
for their hospitable reception, as the Presi-
dent is anxious to do everything in bis
ROVER to conciliate China.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
A Wc.,i From Grandma,

hate to sec children forced to do things
that are dsagreeable to them merely for the
purpose of making them obey. Where any
good end is to be obtained this alters the case
Little ones often object to what is best for
them, and when hrmness is necessary people
should, of course, be firm. But il little
pOwerless creature has strong fancy or great
repugnance, the parent or guardian abuses his
power in ignoring it. Why should your littlo
boy be made to eat the fat of his meat il he
loaths it, or anything else that Is repulsvc TO
him? 1t may be necessary at table to refuse
some things to children, but seldom, If ever,
to force things upon them. Then why make
a child-either boy OF sirl-miserable by fore
ing 1t to wear articles of clothing of which its
taste does not approve or at which other child.
red laugh? think little girls suffer moro
from this than from auy other thing.
Almost all of us have some such unpleasant
memory. ] knew lady whose childish life
was made wretched for whole year by an
obsolete old bag, in which she was compelled
to carry her books to school aud another
whose mother made her wear some old lace,
which, though very costly, was laughed nj by
the ignorant children who comprised her little
world and who declares that she actually
wished herself dead till that lace was banishcd
from her wardrobe. IL you can afford it, II Is
wiser to give your boy the particular kite oI
top he wants, aud your girl tho very doll she
covets, OF the ribbon she admircs. A, any rate,
you need not uselessly force them to do thiugL
from which they shrink or which make them
unhappy.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
Baltimore General Market.

HALTTMONF. April .. IF7s.
Cotton dull weak. and nominal. Middins, 10. Ia
lci,c.
Flour quiet, but held firm.
Wheat-southerp quiet aud steady Western wpnk
end lower southern red lJ@l Ss do. amber. o. 10
Pennsylvania red, 81 S6 SsI No. winter red West.
ern, spoLand April, 81 S3tsG "A: May, o. Xsk6l ~
Corh-sGuthern dun and about steady; Western duh
at NC decline southern white 53Gtbc; do yellow,
blIc.
Oats more active and steady ut yesterdays decline
eonilcrn $50 ssc; Western white sIG 3jc; do. mil ed
RaJic; Pennsylvania. 3S6lS7c
Rye steady and firm at Gi61G7c
Hay dull and lower. Prime Maryland and Pennsyl.
vania, sISeIl4.
Provisions quiet, with hiir JObbIng demand But
ter-thoce scarce and firm, choice Western roll, 100
z3c; do. packed, 2l6c2tc.
Petroleum dull and nominal at IIJIc for refined
Coffee quiei nnd nominally steady. lilo cargocs "A
GiTc. -
Sugar strong and unchanged.
Whisky dun. nominaily II O6tdI o6,f.
Recepts-Flour, 400 6bls; wheat 20 OOD bu; corn
e0Op0 biI; oats, lO,bOJ bu. a.
shipments-Corn, 1871 600 bu.
freghts 10 Liverpool quiet. Cotton, per steam O. ed
GOuT. A. uruIu Wi
National Republican., 1878-04-04

AUCTIoNEERa
Duncanson Bros, Ninth aud ID sts.
Wash. b. Williams. d. cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIoNERa
eolomons a Chapman, oil Pennsylvania avenue.
shlington, Pa. avenue and Four-a aud. half street
W IT, & o. ii. Morrison, rs Pennsyivania avenue.
L. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave and Tenth st.
Felix Desiosses .2oie II street
CLOTHING
K S, Justh. sio street.
DENTISTs
Dr. q. DeMontrevilie. No, l2e2 I, northwest
DRUGGISIS.
Coughiin's Temple Drug Store and Ninth stresta
Entwisle. Pennsylv ylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs e: f Fuller. Art School, 1915 street n ".
Miss Harrover, 1896 street. -
RossyS ssminary Gisss 81 SGfEEfSn SsEsTsDn ssuar.
Park seminary, sol Finh street northwest,
EZRA ms hspfss MS.c SoSf 3 srs sssSn'h ana
School OF Music, To7 Eighth street
Musical Conservatory, O. B. BulIard, tsi Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markrter. 0a6 + street northwest
HOTELS.
St James Botoi, corner sixth and Pennsyvania ave.
EIs,fiiopSliian. Penna sys; and sixth street
Wormley's, II and Fineenth streets.
Morton House, VIZ and va street
fremont House
HATTERS.
h. II. stinemetz. ic57 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street.
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS
Eseman Brothers, corner Seventh uBd f streets
A, Snks 4 Co, seventh street
b. Robinson 4 Co.. tO9 Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders stayman Penna. ave. and Twelfth street
PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Petcrs, Photo nhographer No Es Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
H. II. Warner, a6 + street northwest
John sherman, 81 Cloud Building.
Fitch q Fox. Frecdmans bank building. 1902 Ia ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney CO., 81 Ninth street -.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
New York Gen.rsl Market.

oe baies oasodsisd net ss rsoeps H,s",s a.
u E.portsTo Great Britain, 37,2il; 10 France. i5.
Flour Without decided Change, with only moderst.
suspsss y export and home use No2 sa2a4 IS super.
ira Western and State. Is lOSS IS good 10 choice do.
8 @ ~ cT 70 dS ShSfs Ss SanoN whsns Wes!Sra e
extra ohio IS iSO IS; common to choice estps st.
prmc %s nSts rSSrt ~ SSssS SSsss s. srrs ySSa 4
closing more steady. with better export inquiry
SsSf SS6 sSS. sSPSs So 8 7a = s Ky. sa "a
Ss At We,sr Sr sPf SsT
G2igtT6i Iirandywine, ~ isdssa.
%so e. elOssg &c M g.0a export dsnsnd
Yif s +! n sPi$Sf Z; ssssfs
winter red Western g for 10. SwiIer red. s6qt
r while STATE d pSI Is Tor extra white 81 u for No.
lwhitc, d aSi 81 for No spring 81 Is for ungraled
Rye firm and quiet at sad Sic Tor State; No ewest
barley quiet two.rowcd state, esopASc: No. 8 Can.
ada: IIe, Barley malt dull and unchanged. Canada.
Corn shade lower and fn,riy active for export aud
mssd aTsma 81 M sSa SsS re M MuRgTnaed E @ Western
mixed @tc for low mixed. SS'Ic for No. ?, SIC Ior
steamer yellow d!geasc tor steamer white soc for
for yellow Western 6,e tor yellow southern, SIC for
Oats dun and shade lower s3ic for No g. s5c for
Dc & f xad ,Sr @ssa stS,s @ s Wife for white
Hops steady at 2ssc for yeRriinss sd &c for Eastern
and Western, SO loo tor New Yorks. aud l2@ltc for
CalOrnRns.
Coflee-Rio quiet and steady at it6DI7c gold. for
carg0ts itG lsAc gold, for job lots.
sugar nrm and lII moderate demand ut 7bdTAc
for hlr 10 good refining and 7'Lc for prime MuscO.
yato, Ih@i1sc Cen, ,rinlgai $40. Rehne frner AT i
powdered and led l0sc Tor crushed.s
MolSsses-Forcgn refining firm, with moderate in
aury Glohery grades unchsnsed. with moderate
jobDtng demand
Iilce quiet and unchanged
Petroleum quiet and steady. Crude, Tt.ci refined,
NAci united, u i6I@l ~.
THlOw steady at ~ di,sc.
ltOsin steady At o. 20 for strained.
Turpentine quiet at 3oNc for spirits.
Ekgs steady at lOnl0pC for State and pennSyL
vana, lCc for fresh Western. and sP.c for Southern.
Coal hrm nt % slFae for anthracite per cargo.
Potatoes dull aud In buyers aror peerless, fll a5
f2d 3. ~
Leather quiet and steady; hemlock, sole. Buenos.
AHd $40 Grsndc, light, middle, aud heavy weights, ~
g.nc Cnliicrnla aud common do. a0d2lc.
Wool dull ami In buyers favort domestic fleece, %
@hci pulled, 9OG 3sc; unwrshed lns 2sc; TsSas, Il
Provisions easier, closing Hrm; mess go sod
I05 prime mess 80 asa ioI0 Beef quiet Reel hams
quiet. Tierce beef steady. Cut meats - Western
Lard opened lower, closing TnI prime steam S7 t2l
G5FA, Butter Choice steady other grades heayy
1i lI2oc for old Western, 2GaUc Tor do State tfiC
for new. Cheese Qtlirt 6SI94 lUT common TO nTime
L.nsGed QuuleI At q aNUI va, gold
whisky dull Vt 81 CO.. al u.
Frelghts to Liverpool nrm. Cotton, per sail T.S2d
Nd perstean, T-S3S'sd. Wheat, per steam, sid.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
4. WOMAN'S CORNER.
'''' Edned Fannie II. wart,. .
NnhndY.

~ thopody's noticed you. you must be small;
y n30odys sighted you. you must be tall;
~ iloPodys bowed " you, you must be low;
II hobody's kissed YOU, you're ugly we know.
IfnoLody,s snyied you, you're a poor elf
~ nObody's hattered you--natter yourself,
II nobody's cheated you, you are a knaye;
IL nobody hates you, you are slave. III
II nobodys called you fool TO your fhce,
somebOdys wished for your back in It's place
II no6ody's called you "tyrant" or ',scoldh
somebody thinks you Of splritless mold.
Il nobody knows Of your falilts but friend,
nNoDody viii miss them at the worlds end;
n nobody cling 10 your pure like fawn,
Nooodyil run Ike hound when It's gone
u nobody's eaten his bread from your store,
Nobody II call you misefly bore
II nobodys slandered you-here Is our pen,
Sign yourself Nobody" quick as you can.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
unhappy.
To u Fair Songstress,

TUH TINT SOHBstTtNH,
OTOtcc more son than strram!et'S liquid lapsG
Or summers wind among the Whispering
leaves
o hrd-like voice aud pure thut denly wcaves
The wool Of harmony. and climbing caps
The pinuN,lc of song with one high note, per-
hnps
To sink again with dying fall aud strain,
Like the vcilcd whisper Of the enchanted main,
When on the twilight rocks the least wave
sapS
What voice but thine through one long winter
ChuCTed
The drCary waste Of solitude aud pain2
Was II II bird or human nightingale?
only know that voice dispeHeh and cleared
A thousand vapors OF the heart and brain,
Aud song and sunshine filled life's narrow
vale. JOHN sAvARY.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
CON- FORTS.

EELIX DESFOSSES FRENCH BAElkI
II VIENNA ROLLS A SPECIALITY.
(ENablished 1867
Is YEARS or ISCREAsIsu SUCCESS
FELIX DkSFOSSE,
ne wtltRnown and only real French baker In Washing
tonl hts rem wed 70 No 52 II street between fwen
ueth aud lwenty hrs streets, near Pennsylvania ave
tae where IN house expressly built for The purpose
ne mas greater mcllites than before for the n4nuac
Mre 81 the best French and American Bread. French
aud dealers.
y: B-Frepch Bread rs recommended for person,
Of drlicats health, especially TOR those suffering from
sphypsA Beware OF lmh~lionA ute<f
National Republican., 1878-04-04
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

Ag g-#LAl ; GtpoSAE ETOwS. April g. iEJS
The frst arrival Of grain by canal came In yestcr.
day morning by but seneca from Seneca Greek.
twenty-five niles above Georgetown. This arrival
created some buoysn"y In the market aud SleS were
l4O6 for nir 70 strictly choice This Il an advance OF
i@@ per hushel on prime 10 choke samples.
COrii-The market Tor corn II firm and active with
light receipts. with sales of IbO bushels ut J0 c for
Damaged 10 prime white. yellow may be quoted nj
National Republican., 1878-04-04
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-ON MONDAY EVENING. lsT INSTANT,
- between Inrvcy's eleventh street, aud Thlr-
teenh street, Pennsylvania avenue, Fand Ihlr-
teenth streets northwest and street, small rus
SIA.LEATHER WALLET, containing four a. 81
United states notes and card with name of owner.
Finder will be rewarded uron lis return 10 J. L. II,
WINFIELD, Paymaster.('enerals office. 1914
street northwest. Np.-2t
National Republican., 1878-04-04
r II. WARNER, Real, Estate Auctioneer.

B. IT. "NNNrH' h'uI. r''H'' Nu'''0''eer'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF ELEy-
ENrll, BETWEEN \ AND r STREETS NORTH
WEST.
by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated November Is, A.
D. Id duly recorded In lbcr No. So folio 40, of the
land records Tor the district OF Columbia and
at tho request OF the party secured thereby ". will
sell Al public auction IN front OF the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, April 10, ISIS, at +iD o'clock m,
lots aud ~ llaleys snbiivision OF square 49, In
prUyenlents. &c; lot subject to deed Of trust for
saOO. dated June II, lS10 lber ST. folio sd payable
for u iOJ, dated October n ls1d (ber sI, oho ljSD,
payable eighteen months after date with accrued in-
terpst.
TermsOnc.third cs,sh: balance at six, twelve, and
eighteen months, with Interest at per cent per an
mum, secured by deed Of trust the property sold,
or all cash at option of the purcnsher tlU deposit
and all COnvryi,cing at purchasers cost. terms to he
compile with in seven days otherwise the trustee re-
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost Of the default ng purchaser amer five days ad-
vertiseInent.
mh3l euis A. H. AppLENfAN, Trustee
National Republican., 1878-04-04

The toliouinq is published for The benefit Of Bnv-
cling Saieanen, Strangers, aud The public gener-
aUy-a includes all trades and professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all gho intend
frdnsdcting business in Washington.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.

u l.. BLACKfORD,
ADJUSTER AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
makes specially Of the adjustment and collection OF
life and fire insurance policies; prepares proof takes
deposltiOns AMI gives thorough and accurate NORMA
ton concerning lupsed ocles, paidu up policies,
signments, clsh values, Sc. Apply at INSURANCE
ROOMS OF I. NJ HANSON and H. L. BI.ACkFORD
$40 Seventh street northwest mhlttf
WIN. II. MAIN X CO.. REAL ESTATE AND
w Claim Agents, rs Pennsylvania avenue north
west. City and country property for sale or eScar 80
Houses lots and farms IN nll parts OF the city and
country easy terms. LOnns negotiated, Houses
rented and rents collected and returns made prompt
ly large /icts of Southern land TO exchange for
Northern property. Collections ofal claims promptly
attended.
Sale OF land O specially deit iy
II AMBLER SMITH,
e. httorney-at law,
lbOS PENNSY LVANIA AVENUE NORTHWFST.
Special attention given to claims against tie Gov.
eminent octlI ly
National Republican., 1878-04-04
FOR SALE.

--.,-.-s>'s,,r~., =, -, 90. 80.
Il than Half Acre OF Land Small Frame Dwelling,
and Outbuildings, some Fruit Tres Shrnbhery. &c
Elevated and healthy. Situated a. TrnnallytOwn. D
e., binding the road. Price, t,0b Cush. Tilc per
feet Call at l5s2 q street northwest apa i'
rJNO BUILDERS AND SPECrLATORS.-FO FOR
l. Sale Cheap-No cnsh required Of parties build
ing Seven Lots on west side Ntw Hampshire nvrnu'
Immediately north Of n street northwest about icS
feet front The north front of nj south side
street brtw cen Eleventh and Twelfth strecs north
east and part Of ,oah front, same square on street
mar3p8t. lI!a New York avenue nor Invest
NOR SALE CIIEAP-TERMS: $50 CASH AND
II sl5 monthly until paid. New frame Houses with
gas water and bath-rums, Nos. llld, llll hnl ilsi
Park lplnce. between Eleventh and Twcllh and u
J. W. STARR,
mar SCOT. ltag New York avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1878-04-04
AUCTION sALEs-Future Day
u II. WARMER. Reai.Estate Auctioneer.

u II. WARNER. Reel-Estate Auctoneer.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF ELEN-
'ENTIi, BErwEEN AND DTSTREETS NORTH.
WEST
by virtue OF deed OF trust, dated February B. A. D.
1877, duly recorded iu ber No. s4B folio 81, &C., Of
tile land records for the District OF Columbia ana at
the request Of the party secnred thereby, we will sell
NJ public auction, In font Of the premises, OIL WE'D
NESDAY, April 10, is7s at $40 O'Clock p. n lot B. IN
Hnyeys subdivision Of square S6, Ia the city Of Wash
iIstOu u. G., together with the improvements, &C.
subject 10 deed Of trust for 81 300 dated September
- 1916 payable three years after date with Interest
Mt 10 per cent.
Terns-onc-thrd cash balance at six, twelve, and
eighteen mouths with interest at per cent per
mum, secured by decd Of trust on the property sold
OF all civs at the option Of the purchaser S0O de-
pOsi, and all c0nveyacng at purchaser Jst terms
10 be compiled with Ia seven days, Otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property nt tine
risk and cost OF the deiauilng purchaser amer hve
days advertisement.
A r. APPLEMAN,) r,r,s,oos
InhDO-eOts 4. II. MRIGIIE ''"a'e'o.