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Birdsey and Morgan, ,,r, KINDS or DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, CARPETS, .a~rrrs oqnea
 OIL CLOTHS PAPER uANaINGs Sc, So ing au" %T to m %" pS bought t consequently to NEW DESIGNS CARPETS
 O per yard. RICH PATTERNS INGRAM O BEAUTIFUL apLY CARPETS Cheaper han
 Window Cornices, Gilt Ebony, A'nc finest display in hccty. READYAADE GARMENTS-C1oAks sAcQuTs MANTL Parasols, Gun Umbrellas! sHAwLsl sHAwLs! LADIES' LINEN BUSTERS!
 LINEN SUITS BLACK, CoLoRED AND STRIPED SILKS. Dress Goods Dress Goods! SILK DAMA8SE rcRrvADtyrs
 Black and Coor5
 SUMMER BOURETTES!
 fine line of Ladie andC Underwear. Hosiery, HI osi cry! GL0VES, SILK, LIsLE AND KIDS. Look at our 60 Gents 2-Button Kids Genuine Alcxanlrc Kids in all tho shades, See stock and get prices before purchasing elsewhere n Goods filled promptly and chcorfuy Come and see Us! Sirdsey { Morgan, ...
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lSruatr Bill No. i7.l CHATTER I,Nllt.

Au Act imposing Additional Duties upon County
 Cuinml ,sinu"rs.
 Be it enacted by the senate aul House of Reprcscn
 tatiyes iu (iricral Assembly convened
 That the county commissioners of the several couui of this State rh ,il, in the month of November in zach year report tu the governor for the information of the general ass' mhly, tho uumb,r of licenses for the salc nr exchangc of intoxicating liquors during the year terminating with the thirty first day ut October next preceding to pora1us in each of the ,wus oi their counties rrspertivrIy, ,pcifymg the kind "f lic nNs whether whol -air, retail, or ,oc the sale oi ale lag, beer. or Rhine wine. and the amounts rccry- rd from the several t wns for each kiui. with full and precise account ut the dispo-itiun whnh they have made of all sums of money they haYh received therefor to b. signed by all Q majority uf them and certified under oath.
 Approved, March 27 lS7S.
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STARCH K. FIN E
 PnmuAnn srAcR aLnsS
 P0R HOT oR COLD STARCH
 AaRRAT DISCOVERY, liy thelnfans Of wlish every aruib mY fIes liielr litu that brilliant ialsh ptrnllAr li hhH lhhhafy wnrk saving ilnir fiid hlar in ironing h rp then ltH entire rosi, Warranted, AsE kg Slarhlsinf hrftilfsl Nihr'h ulass, Niid rytry WlnTp. hho woull he without II after nadhng tlis ..fa FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS;
 worpstor, Frb, ist, lKIs, Tn whom it may rungern This is tn rritn that have us'sl Slarhlrns and rOhslrr ii invaluable hnd would inil bp without it. chrerhtly ar,ninuiId it tu al hnnsukseIssFf, Mlsk, CHARLES D, PRATT, H2 Main SI
 Worcester. f,b. al. IHIs. Gents We inc undeH,g gnrd having us,,l suuF starrblnne, do most ehrrFully hrunlnnnd ii tn the pul,lF n the best article ul tbe kind that wo have eyer uAed, .... Mrs W. (. Rugg l53 Grafton st.
 Mn. H. c. Dutgu. n Msnd0u st,
 Atra. A. C. Galurgt, 6i lAnartnn at. Mrs. r. F. Norway, 70 Penn. avenue. AlrB. C. N, Pierce, T Providence st, Mr ], Dnws0u, Arlington H, Mrs William patlie, 3U Jufirann sl. NIirs Malpalcl Iluoy. K C0lnubm st. Mrs r. Brooks. lAuudrFs, il Central Et. Mrs L. Goddard, @ Laurel h.
 Worcester. NInss Fch II, lsfs Gents We thr undersigned having for some time sold stsr blon 2, md that our customers speak in thr h. II terms of it, and uur Facs arc constantly .ucrcl'ing. Respectfully yonrs, S,A Irntt, I'ulon Store, 2i Front st. WHiaul, Huntingdon x Co. Lincoln sq, J1srph Lewis corner school and Union Kis. William r Allen son, II Main st, William Q. Pattrn x O., 533 Main st, L. lIurugtDu 1ll Main st
 Smith x Crockett, ] i3 Grafton Ht. 5 Tiit * Sun, cor. Front and Trumhull Bts. A. Marcy, GD Grafton st
 4. (. Cadurct, g7 Iamartinc st r. Joseph Martin 2n TAmlrinn at \. !. luot, corner Norfolk and SuIlolk sts
 For sale in New Haven by D. M, Wrlrh 2i Congress aytnur. Stone X ChidSey, l Church st George A, WhitinOrc. corner Park and South sts C. E. Stnrrr i7 DiSwcll avenue l.. <. Mason. 7ii SlaIc Et R. Il, X |. L. VT ght. corner Bradley and Will liam ss -.. II. A. Blakoman. 5:4 Chapel st II. ", smith S Co.,, IA lIuWc8t P. D. i%l1nlcc X Co.,. corner Whalley avenue and Orchard sts
 G, C. Bronson X Son. 173 Division st Leigh Bros, 3S! Stat" st
 J. H. BOSWORTH & CO.,,
 l57 Washington Street. Boston. PETER McQUAID. Statr Agent
 i9 Church Street. New Haven.
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origina! color, ectth tile gloss aud freshness of youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair checked, and badness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can re- store the hair where the folliclcs are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But such as, remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fpulmg the hail, with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling oil, and consequently prevent badness. Free from those deleterious sub stances which make some prcpara- tions dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a
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PIANO Beautiful Concert GraId Pf ORGAN --- snos price Sle06 oEly $i25 - supelh GFaad square P . es pre- Sl, loo only : S155. Ee ant Upright Piaaos, l.rice $500 only sl55. New Style Upright Pianos SiI7.5U. Or gans $s5. Organs F 4tops S72.s0 hurch Or gans lG stops price S310 oily SIS. Elegant S3l5 Mirror I'm Orrans, only Slc5. BRyrrs conc and see me at heuie if am rot as represen- t;sd, k, ls. Fare paid both ways and Piarn or tu- gan given free. Large Hist. Newspaper with Inileh inftrmat on ahoutcost of Pianos s Organs sent free. Please address DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, Ntw Jersey
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FAssEn AT THE AsuAaF slsFIus uF THE dEAEla
 AssEAsiN, lHlR,
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3 E c a business you can engaga in. S 9ESS to $2a por day made by any yorker of either sex right in their own localities Particulars and samples worth & free Improve your spare time iit this bJlsiness. Address
 STISsON 6 O.. Rrtland. Maine.
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House Bill No. 233.l

Approved March 27 1878.
 House Bill No. 233.l
 CHAPTER LxvI. An Act relating to Expenses of Contestants fol
 Seats in the General Assembly. Be it enacted by the senate and House of Repre- sentati1es in General Assembly convened: No contestants for seats in either houses of the general assembly shall be allowed more than one hundred dollars for attorney fees and expenses to- gether with the legal fees of witnesses summoned with the approval of the committee on contested elections.
 Approved March 2T, 187S
 House Bill No. 179.l
 CHAPTER LxvII An Act relating to time of Payment of Taxes on
 Premium Receipts. !" Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatiyes in General Assembly convened The returns by agents of insurance companies of other states and foreign countries of the premi- ums received by them in this state shall be made, and the taxes thereon paid in the month of Janu- ary in each year, as provided by chapter forty of the public acts passed May session A. D. 1875. Approved, March 27, 1878. - a. .[House Bill No. l73l
 CHATTER LxvIu 4n Act to Punish the Escape Of Convicts from the
 State Prison. Be it enacted by the senate and House of Repre- sentatiyes in General Assembly convened: Section l. Every person legally confined in the statn prison, who shall escape from said prison or attempt to escape from said D: isoll shall be i'm prisoned in said prison not more than ten year. {; and tha sentence in every such case shall talk , effect at the expiration of the term of imprisol- ment in said prison under all sentences against the accused imposing imprisonment therein in force and lAaxecuted at the time of such escape or attemR.
 Approved. March 27 1878.
 House Bill No. 7]
 CHAPTER LxIx. AI Act in addition to Chapter Eleven Tti Sixt .en of the General Statutes of Connecticut. beIng an Act in relation to Public Health and Safety Be it enacted by the senate and House of Reprt sentatives in General Assembly cunv ned Section l. In all cities the court of common council in all b0roughs the warden and brlrL7Sses and in all towns and parts of towns not within Inc limits of any city or borough fie sele tme1, shall require that all churches. schoo' house and all publ halls that are used for lectures. amuse- ] eats CT asseTzblages ofpeeple shaH be provided with ample farilties for safe and speedy e, ( in case of necc cssity. And such court of cos. m ,n uncil warden snl burgssses or s.Iectnlsn. may eaus- such churches. sclool-houses, and public halls to be closed until such acquisitions are com piled with. .t'
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tath tFasurf .Ha tha i-aiIs @ ev5n nnrad tslnlany tsil s 70 times hg uprn in ihi in lee 20 H aHY HMVit'rl nt tlF tr fF1 HsstH ly Hrpa.Hjd tur lhRI plE lse
 as, 2, Euqg milnl4 company shall mako its Q al HluWs siFhtlF asafding to iAh iuFlas D oyi lst sui f ihf uitr b % trustees md il n- l.afti, Ellt to FrIHHi Hil the items in l,tAli as lUiru,l thag shall iu thrif rrpnri give ihT ts why q ty espna bs Flsrn lul 20 ehpapl shall I frtls.t thF not tavfhg sTigh details tatliis it ds,s ult lfap is arfuunis 10 sHrh manner as will enable il la do sH, And Whrn any such returns sym ta said commissioners its'iNa 1T erriur,,us th shall paiify the eabiltsnA 70 lrustffs making 10 same, And roluina lhu Amrndmehts nl shrh returns within hitNn days under inc same prliala " as Is provided for nftans or nsglseilng 'o make s'r.6 All arts and Fsr of ats. ineonsis rnt with this set arr herrby nlraied.
 Approved MArrh g7, lE1s,
 lsenato Bul No. io.l
 CHAPTER IHt. An Act concerning Property Rights of Married
 Women, ls it enaeted by the aruaIs End II use of Represen'
 tHtiY,H tn dpnrral Assembly ronysn0di All pr,fpurty hprrafieF srauiFd hy any married Wun,au shall bs held by her to her auie and SepAr htp u-r.
 Approved. Marh g7. 1878.
 lHouse Il No, la7,l
 CHATTER LNIL An Act rancrrulng Trials of Criminal Causes in the
 Superior CplF. Bu it rnattrh by ihc senate and House oi Rrprson.
 tatiyrs n UrurrL Assembly, convened Section l. That part of sH ton ntlp part hyc. chapter thirteen, tile tw uty. which pfuvidrr that any p.rsnu charged wth my uflrusn may. if he su clt,'t Wen rallcd upon tn plead hn tried by lhe cour ii'tcad of the jury; and that the conrt mRy ln su h ease try std cause. and render judgment turr, on is hereby ropualcd and after the passage Of this nrt all trias n the superior court of per. sons indicted OF informed against for my uiirnsc previous to the passage thereof shall be by jury.
 S.c D. This act shall take effect from it's pas sage but shall not infect eases in which the n cusrd person has bcen put to plead and has made his ol ction 10 br triel by the court. Approved, harh 27 lhIS.
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iiy thelnfans Of whish every iamis mY give liislr ln,u that brilliant iailish prullAr l nhH hhnatA wark saving iihif md hbdr n ironing lh ra thtn ltH eniifr rosi, Warranted AHE hT AlAEhsiii ltrfunsl Ritrh nlfss, N,d ru p WlHp. hh1 would he without II afier radHg tha .s.
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FOLLOWING TRSTIMONIALS;

Tn whom ii may concern!
 This is oriify that have u.,sl slar'hlrna and consIdFr ii invaluable. anal woud ln,l bg without it Chrerhlly H'runIuuiid it tu Ali hnnsukseIssla
 NIB. CHARLES D. PRATT. nr2 Main St,
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Public Acts ol' tI,e Siaie or Com
 neeti6ut.

neetteuL FAssEn AT ug IssuAaF s.sfIgs pr HIS arsrla
 AssEAsIA, lHis,
 lrahlishat by snthnutyl
 lIIanse Hili No, a66l
 CHsIEgR LK, An Aei r,aiiHg to tAH Annual Hotirts af Railruad
 Companies, Rs it euartei by ihr sfHarr snl House of ilfpre, seuiHiiRrs lH uriisrai Assembly convened Ra,, l. The milraai commissioners shall, on aF h,iura thr hst day nfs ptrmhar, annnAliy, fir, nish tn the company uF trustees operating such railroad, dupli'ae blank iorm7 Tor rrturp As ial. lows;
 Return nl ihe- ---sailraaa company. for the year sndng Septemhef a0th, is--
 Rarnings and EApsnses. Statement nt eftiHs paFiinga irum passengur Iraa@piriAtinn. From freight irauspa9taiion. Prom uuiel States malls, lrnm e1prfas, Prom rtHts, Prom other rsonrres. spocifying zach.
 Total gross earnings,
 Statement of Operating Rspeuaos, Fnr r'ptir of rnad hbi and tracks Tor Hlars nf hridarH For rpars Of frnres For rpair or buildings and nxinga Tor rspairs of locomotives For upArs ui rHrs For WpIfa nf machinery Hul tools For salaries md llhtr not included uboyo, For hlrl for lnromptY,a aud l---tons of coal ram l-roriis wnod ! For niri for stations and l---tnns of cnal : shops, -curtla wood s For oil aud waste For dHmrgns luNsuH md RrAuitifs, tp poFaang < For hburGucc ttp property { For rnts of other rJails. naming carh For other operating oSpcns"s In detail
 Fp.tY tf,,.,,
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sTocKDRIDGE WhN " R EE |,

GIe | week in yom own tuwf. s5 Outht free. 'pVO No risk Reader. if ypu want q business at which persons of either s-N fuT make gr'at pay all
 th' time they work Hriir for particulars to II. II ,LII:fT X Co.,, Portland. Maine
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-07

AUCsTIOSEERS.
Duncnnson Bros, Ninth and SITS.
Wash. ID. Williams ID, cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
Solomons & Chapman, 8iI Pennsylvania avenue
shillingt9n, Pa avenue and F0ur.a"h|hA'i street.
" VIII H. H. Mo t SHo " Fenssyvan avenue
L. NJ. Whitaker, Vernon Row, Pa. ave. anu TENN b.
BAKERa
Felix Discusses, 9oi2 II street
CLOTHIsTa
L. s, Justh. Gis street.
DENTISTS.
DR.. C. DeAiontreviIe. No. i22o Pennsylvania avenue
DRUGGISTS.
ComghlIn's Temple Drug store and N,mIh slrss,s
Entwisle, Pennsylvania avenue and Tweifth street.
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G. Townsend, 20 NJ street northwest.
Mrs. :; +. Fuller. Art School, 1915 street IL W.
Miss narrower, lSH street
Georgetown College, Georgetown, D.
PSrk seminary' 5SS FINN m street ' northwest
SpenGerlan Business College, seventh and StreeA
school Of MgsIc 10 Eighth s!reet. ,.,,,.
MS.Sa Asnds%y Raara az NIGH street
FINE ARTS.
Markritcr, GU street northwest
HOTELS
st. james Hotel corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
Metropolitan, penna ave and Sixth street
Ebbitt House, Fourteenth aud streets
wormlegs II and Fifteenth streets
fremont House.
IIATTERS.
b. II. stinemelz, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAII.ORS.
Eiseman Brothers. corner seventh and streets.
A. SaiSs Il Co.. Seventh street.
Is. Robinson u Co., tO5 Pennsylvania avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders 4 stayman. Pcnna, ave and Twelfth street
PHOTO-LITHOGRAPIER
Norris Peters Photo-lilhOgrapher, No As Penn
sylvaniA avenue.
REAL ESTATE
H. II. Warner 0l6 Fstrret northwest
John sherman. 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch " Fox, Frecdnahs bank building l5Os Pa ave
sSAyISG MACHINES
McKenney & b Ninth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-07
New York General Market.

NEw YouK. March O, 1874
bales Consolidated net receipts COi7i. Expcrls-To
Great Britain 1885, 10 France, i,77i; 10 the Cont
Flour lHCE 5c lower, with only very limited eS.
port and homc trade demand. No. 9 !? 800
10 good extra Western and State. Il SOSi: good to
S"rs ~ SGm sncx 70 a. Eh9cS willie wheat
mon to good extra ono, SOC go common to choice
saSG r 81 sn5 BssH 6 d S%Hs; extra
as. closing dull Southern flour dull and heavy
ny. Hour al 1919 ar s SnSSf %o STATE
CG,n meal z sH Se,9w %S,crn Jersey and Penn:
10 asgrUg q ~ for 10. MiI~ankoe, i s. for
g. 81 81 "a fSFSS sn S4G SlR x 9!
S scdy at &c for No western aSe and no 7sc for
Barley unchanged. Barley malt dull and TN,
S%T' nnog. lower closing steady a. ts
white @ s5c iSr ~ SIG Tor Rin diSd 81 Rs for
yellow bic Tor Jersey yellow Sc for No ?WhIte
az r% "r AZ" 10 M Setys At for Ne
Sr for mx S MGsiSrn S &c for white do $50
Hay steady at dc for shipping
aud %car q" SI sc for for %Ygs 20 Sc for Eastern
CufOrnilIs. "
Ioiee~iiio quiet aud Unchanged
sugar very iiIm and moderately active at 7'f67ssC
for fair To good refining and y 20 for prime: Musco
SnIo LiT Refined more nctlv" at 81 "a &c for stand
UsGl lUc for crushed.
MOlGsscs-Fureign nominal; New OrlCaus-NIoder
ate trade al a2Ht do
Rice steady, with Il ihr inquiry.
Petroleum quiet aud steady Crude, &c; refined
Fac united quoted at o. 6i'4 al ~.
TRllOw steady at 7Is61 plgC.
NOsln steady at 81 $50 G1ls for strained
InrpentnO easier at &c for spirits.
ESgs steady i5@ l6sc for state and Pennsylvania II
GlH for Western, and sq lie for lined.
Coal quiet ut 81 2bat3 Is for anthracite per cargo
ols SIaer 9Il lrmI oa SSoiS.BaeHoS and Rie
California do. 2a2ic: common do, 2OG2Ic
Wool quiet and In buyers favor. Domestic fleece
@9r. ~
pfOvisions-Pork heavy ana lower mess, $40 25d
10 ~; family mess 81 ~ Beef dull BerfhuIns uuICt
Ilrrle heel duh. Dressed hogs nominal at "a fol
Western. Gut mCRts-Westcrn dun mLldles easier
ave for Western long clear for city do ind 5A,C
Tor rhnii clear Lard decidedly lower and fairly nc
tNei prime .tEnm u g0WT ~ Butter In buyers ilvOl
81 Ia2.c for Western aud l2a3ic for State. Cheese
steady at 1Gt FAC for common to prime
Insgsi dull and nominal
Mhi'Ly 1nll and heavy with sellers at 81 OGdl OG' I
Er0ighs 10 Liverpool about steady. Cotton per sail
Esd; pe: steam, p3!d. Wheat, per steam, sd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-07

Among the many charming costumes at
Nnrinis bal nldsque the other night, none was
more becoming than that Of Miss Flora FassCtt,
who uupcarcd u Tho Daughter Of the Rcgi-
mcnt = being tair and pete the iHuntrS dr"sS
WAS rNtrrlnul" becoming. Miss Wallace made
a beautiful Folly" and the little bells keep
ing time with their Naturalization 10 her
graceful dancing, reminded one of the lady
Mother GOosu has made historic, who has
music wherever she goes" Miss Cluss made
qucunIy Indian girl, her vivacous brme style of
beauty carrying out the character perfection.
Miss Wollard, dressed in blue aud covered
with Golden hearts was conspicuous as Queen
of Hearts" in a double sense. Little Miss
WASHINGTON, dressed in white trimmed with
blossoms "A dainty hat pcrChcd sidcwisC upon
the wealth Of golden hair that surrounds her
like Il cloud aud u basket of floral treasures
,luug round her neck by Il ribbon, made u
loyr'v "lnwrr Girl" Miss SichCrt, in rich
costume OF embroidered satin that evidently
came from the ilowery kingdom, looked every
inch genuine japanese N'irl.
Miss Dyer wore an elegant dress Of French
muslin. hamd.cmbroidcrcd, and trimmed with
exquisite Nalcuciruncs which was recently
purchased in Paris to wear ut her brothers
wedding, gayuishcd with field flowers and
puppi,s, as was also her hat. Ono of the
sweetest faces we have seen for many day Is
that Of Miss Metals granddaughter OF M.
Guhrght Of the Associated Press, who per-
soualrd the queen of hearts Her black dress,
set of by crimson hearts, was vastly becoming
To her rosy checks aud brilliant black eyes.
This Young lady i said TO he us intelligent "a
she l. beautiful and one of the best French
scholars in the country. Then there was 'tu
angel trimming the light fantastic with
MrrhistonhcIcs Mr.. Stevens, monks, ghosts,
RumeCs Bo.Pecps, aud other eccentric indiNld-
uaI, too numerous to mention, Being unior'
IL, ,I1 IN before
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-07
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

u II. WARNER. Rcal.Estatc Auctioneer,
De No. OiG street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL TWO-STORl
WOOD DWELLING-HOUSE, IN BLOCK ~, SIT
UATED IN ALLEY BETWEEN FOuRAND-A-
HALF AND THIRD STREETS SOUTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated the ls day of Au-
folio 49, one OF the land records tor the District OF
Columbia on the sh day OF August A. u. 1876, at the
public auction III front ofthe premises on the 10Th day
Of March, 1873 ut FIVE o'clock 10 the afternoon OF that
nents thereon situated lying, and being ~ the city
of Washington, In the District OF Columbia, known
and described follows to-wt: As part Of lot mum
Der 81 In square numbered 5Ji commencing for the
u point nnO (0l feet seven inches north from
the southwest Of said lott thence north fourteen
40 feet and inches: thepce east fnrty-hve 40 feet
thence south fourteen 40 feet aud i've tjl Inches
thence west fOrty.nye ) feet TO place Of beginning.
Terms Of Satellite whole amount In cash secured
August l, 1871, Ut ten per cent.
wFNTSds ], Il COLIN ELL, Salesman
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ENoR FXCHANGE-A GENTLEMAN OFFERS
l. the choice OF belws.S s2i0OO and $4,000 worth Of
valuation, in HE ely q 81 faq Mlnn., IN exchange
IoI mOdern-but, wsll-loCAted residence In the CITY
Of Washington, In value about $1,000. Apply AFTER
D. NJ to MAJOR NJ. NJ TAPPAN, al lhe Remington
Arms and Sewing Machine Agency No llOS Pennsy
wanna avenue. mMfiW
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-07
wFNfStli
J,RusTEEs SALE OF THE VALUABLE
CORNER or TiiIRIEENTH AND Z S,lS,
%xAssiiiNNGTpN p G CP9S %i nIIt b uiiE

l. RIAL ESTATE on TiiE. soITiIwEsT
s,SAF13SHE hEEPUohLicHSS bTitDISd
By virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date on the sth
day OF september, A. p 1879 apd recorded .n Li6cr
No 'g 9lo a? one Of the land records 70, me Dis
s cn S S4TsG ws . XII s 5s Day
ground N Ihc ely q %S.hinH@n ~ The Blsriei e
OF lot numbered twelve C2j aud lie northern twenty
l2Ol feet Three 90 inches front Iy The depth Q, forty.
(lSl, III square numbered two hundred and hny.?ix
ESQ., the whole being described ns follows Beginning
for the NJ the northeastern corner Of said square
and running thence west forty % feet four o.
Inches SnSs south sSySnt ~ isSt hres ~ Sh ,ss
line Of Thirteenth street vest aud thence north to
sis S H Of The Saiion% Republican bSding WV
Terms of sale: Ten thousand dollars CASH the bal
ance in equal installmens In 10 and y months, re-
per annum, securedby deed oftrus the properly.
veyacns AT OF purchaser. II the terms Of sale
are not complied Will ln seven days after the snIe nc
Y. T. E9 SIMPLER Trustees.
nov2ieodiw lial street n. W.
fs-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. January 10, 1875. in front Of the prem
WTM k Il G6 SAMPLER Trustees.
DuNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
fs- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until TliCRSDAf, the Sst day Of January a.
ID. 1875, In front Of the premises ut o'clock D. IN
WM. l. ClIANDLEll,l Trstoes
T. A. ROLLINS,
jani9STuTh&ds
ED-THE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST
PONED UNTIL FRIDAY, the 18th day of February,
A. D. 1873, In front of the premises. at O'Clock p H.
WIN. 4. CHANDLER Trusteos
" J.. A. ROLLINS,
Febi-F NV ,6ds.
FB.THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until sATuRDAl, the "a day OF March A. d.
VIM Il. CHANDLER, Tustoes
l.. A. ROLLINS,
fcl6-STuTh&Ds
Hs-THE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST.
pOnCd until SATURDAY. the 9th day of March, A. ID.
1875, ut o'clock D. NJ, IN front OF the premises.
w 4 Il i ii0ELuL4iSSGLEh' Trustees.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-07
OOMMISsiONER'S SALE AT AUCTION
" OF TINY
CuESApEA AND OHIO RAlLIOA u.

Pursuant to decree the Circuit Court o. me cry
ofIliChmOnd Va, entered on the 18th dhysof Mhth,
is77 and decree subsequently entered by said court
in lie suit of Duncan and Calhoun trustees vs.; lhe
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company ana others,
and TO decree of the Circuit CuuIl OF Tie county OF