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National Republican., 1878-09-12
II II. wARNER, Real Estate AuctIonccr
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TWO STORY
brick DWELLING. No. Jt o STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE or A NEAT TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING, No. IGt STREET MONTH
WEST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated April II, 1873, duly
recorded III Llber No. Ssi. folio ~, one OF the land
records for the District olumhn, and Bt the writ
ten request Of tho party secured thereby. shall sell
at public auction, Ia front OF the premises, on MON
lnwlngde-criped real cstle, situate IN the city Of
Washington d. e., to wit: Being the east ten tOl FEET
seven ii Inches frunt OF let iiftcen uA and the
nine % cct eleven t) inches 'front.' OF lot sixteen B
by the depths hereof In square numbered i've hun
drcd ana twclvr (5i2), together with the improve.
ments vc., subject TO two note. s,clrl ~ decd OF
trust dated February l. is7 nr tSp and slfO), pHya
BILE. respectively. Ia and years. with interest at
per cent per annun. -
Terms; Five hundred dOilars, WITT lnteret at ~
per cent per annum from April lS lS- to day ufsalc,
and expenses Of sale In cash, aud the balance In y
AID II months, with interest. seCurel by dgnl OF
trust the property sold: .Ol Cepl'l N TING Of s'"
and all cDnvcyanCing at purchasers cost. Terms 70
b" complied with inscvcn day OtherNs' The trustee
reserves tho right - resell the property m TIE risk
and crst Of the dcfutng purchaser amer i've days
adVprti,pmpn I. u. OIlME Trustee.
scI5dAds ], 7. CDLDW ELL. Salpsm1n.
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Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great doubie-trark
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NoRrHwrsT, VEST. AND SOUTH.
TO TAKE EFFE(T
SUNDAY, JUNE 0, 1878. AT Ei A. NJ.


A. d. - - Leave Washington -
6l3.tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND nos
tmor9 only. stops at shpleys, Laurel Annapolis
Junction, 1essup's Hanover, and Elk Ridge.
GO-Baltlniore, Annapolis, and Way. tCranoerry,
StTmDnrg, winchester Hagerstown. and way via
Ti6-tBALTIdoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
s:0-Polnt Of Rocks, cranberry, strasburs, Win.
sgGSEW YORK, PiIii.xDEIPifiA. BOSTON,
AND BALTIMORE EXPIRES. ParIor Car ~ New
YORK and Philadelphia stops nt Annapolis juno.
s5S-tsT. LOUIS, CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. AND
PTTTsBURG EXPIRES. HagerstOwn and Valley
Branch except Sunday. Through car TO Staunton
Pull man Cars 70 Cincinnati daily. Graiton To san.
dusky daily, except saturday.
,e@-on Sunday oniy-Baltnore Annapolis and
BALTIMORE EXPREsS. stop, at Biadens
burg, Beltsyle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, Jessups
snd Hanover.
l1D.tNEW YORK, PHI ILADELPIIIA AND BoS-
TON EXPRESS On SUNDAYS TO Baltimore only,
stopping at AL stations stops At Laurel; ,>,n
LAUREL EXPRfsa. Frederick via Relay. stops
at Annapolis Junction.
E9j-fPOint OF Rocks, Frederick, Hneersown. Win.
chester, and Way stations On sundays to Pom; Of
Rocks and wsy stations only ,,.,
Ss,al alPfIf%bEHffil HfHI 4. SoRfSfk XSb nal
folk Passengers taken In the cars direct TO boat at
Canton. stops at Bladensburg and Laurel.
6yl-tlialtinore and Way StntionS ,,,,,,,,sa
| sli-fhAI.TIMOREE EXPnl2SS, ,.,,,,
ee5-tsr. LOUIS. CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
| AND pfTrSBURG EXPIRES, PitIsbury except
SsN6Wr TSHKt PiaprA sisapGh aar 10 tss Nsw
York and special sleeping car 10 Philadelphia.
| Dtlpr Trains dnlly except SUNDAY,
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AssInNMENTs EOR TODAY.

Equity Court = Justice Macarthur - No 10,
Schneider vs., Blown; No. %, Morris vs. Fowler
Jones: No. %, LGndsdale W. smith; No. a, Nc
Clellana vs. Michl9ri No. 2S, +. $. a Co. vs.. WI.
PherSon VI. smAllwuOd; No. 2s, Hilton vs. Sher-
man No. 20, Bride VS.. Wright.
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COMM ERCiAL.

Georgetown Grain Market
GEnRaKTows. Sept II. ISIS.
The market for all kinds Of grain Is quiet at nominal
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Auction S1Les--TO-Ddy.

HNCh0n SdleS--T0-DdV.
A AUcTIos SALE q snTS S2vEHSNfSr PROP:
OfrICH PosT AND DRpOr
CoNMIssARy OF SUBsisrESCr,
wAsHfSaroS, u. C., September ., 1873
(TH0MAs BOWLING, Auctloneer)
VIII he sold at public auction, nt " O'Clock m.
THURSDAY. september ~, 1873, at the United States
Subsistence Depot Fifteenth street, between and q
Of Desks, Iron saie QarEol. Rubber Hose worm,
Large Pump, Platform Scnles Block and Tackle,
CauldrOns, Uro4s-Trce (doubie), Wagon, Bake Pans,
hell 0aIgeJ, Wagon Wheels, window sash, lot Of Old
THOMAS WILSON,
:
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suBLors NUMBER l, ., ., 4, ).

NtMnEb ., IN soUARE 10. jsG, II
HE HE E,Irrn SdTr o9 et ~ bWyAAssiHbdhGTON AAsiHbdhGTO AND
Secretary OF ihe Interior, il Is ordered IN tho above
sTLted matter that summons Issue u said matter 10
Wthe wife OF stephen Iey( William H. KilImon
p9llIe 4. Pilson, John 7: kilmon. Virginia Ran.
sentstiyes Of john T. kiiiInon, DECEASED; aud 10
George / sheriff guardian 70 Clara ki,lmoai and %
Randolph; and to job Barnard and James Il. Fitch
Trustees s9d % George L sheriff, Ssnehcary 70
SsasaSaTy i g pSassmsr Bcha and Mary Ans hs
S.:sS T % nSa o srS . epPs spa4 VA e s
aud george II, Plant, David ". Glnss and Daniel
Miller T., partners under the nnne Of payld W;
DrOop partners upder the name Oi W. q. Me2erUtI
CohlrHnyi H. 7; MorsCl: Helen McSherry, Mary
by, Flora Hltchin4gn, john lIill, \, O. I.edcrer,
and i. 4. SUllhausCn The Hermnn American Fire In.
snrance ComDany Of the District 9f Columbia Edward
OF Maryland james keshgr, Robert Iywsll, and
George W Rlggs, commanding them and each OF
lie prtloner should not have the order aud relief
prayed for in ts said pstit0n on or before the LIST day
the above named persons days before the list day
Of October, 1873, q they bs found In the District or
And Il i further ordered that an order Of publica-
ton, addressed such " TO the sad abDys-nnuCd
persons do not reside la the District Of Columbia,
Issue, and that the be published under the drec
ton OF tho CLERK OF this court once week, for four
city 81 WasnSoa ssors tss sSi Isl day Of oeS
Der, lo7S requiring ne said non,resiiSns to be and
10 such resilient, at his or her posOics address,
Il tho same can b 9-1.TI,Isd n The clerk Of this
True COPY. resT5 ahiiiss, Gsrt.9 'Sn's' o'
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Educational.

Miss NARROWER WILL REOPEN HER
4Nl School for Your ladies aud Chldf en sepiein
bcr j CIRCULAR at bookstores aud residence Of the
principal, i5si street, opposite FrRnklin Park.
sep7.lm
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BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

CIRCULARS, DODGERS.
and all kinds Of JOB PRINTING executed with neat
ness aud dispatch at TIE REPUBLICAN JOB
OFFICE, the largest establshmentln In the city.ocl2
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Interior AGWnmentS.
REAMER s. DOMINIC

UPHOLSTERERS,
Aud manufacturers of ali grades OF Mattresses,
No. IO3 X street n. W., Washington, ID. c.
Loose cover cutting especially. All orders prompts
ly attended TO. yll.llm
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
New YoRK. Sept H. iSs
Money active ats
Exchange quiet, Long, t5iAi short. WA
Gold stCndy ut i0DA.
Rates Tor carrying, =.
GOvERSNFSr BosD@.
tha U,lt0Nyinn uuOtas
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THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

The Preparatory school Op'us ...-..... ember Il
The columbian college up"Iis September n
TIL" Law ~UhUVl Of, ...... October 3
Tie Medical school Op"IIS. hi ober 10
For Catalogues giving full particulars In regard 10
terms aHd courses Uf instruction. address
JAMES {. WELLlNG. L. j.. d..
sc.tf President,
National Republican., 1878-09-12

q GEORGETOWN COLLEGE
The next session will bCSiu on THURSDAY, sep
temher g. Examination for NlniS ,iOn on MONDAY.
September :, and thereafter. The street
within two blocks Of the cnlleyr.
RuIl.lN 4. 7. liEAl.Y, :. ] President.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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rough hewn wood, and the corpse vss
sowa up in linen cloth. Upon the cola
we're placed the jewels OF the Princess,
worth q million and half Of dollars.
After the burial the priests slaughtered
the twenty -four bullo:ks before the
mosque, roasted them, aud ate them up.
The priests remained in the neighbor-
hood Of the grave to pray for the soul Of
the departed. The Khedive was 90 over
come with grief that he could not receive
any visits of condolence.-TAs Church
man.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10
A DORIS Suicide.

One of the most remarkable incidents
going to show the affection of dumb ami
mails for those who care for them occurred
in this city few days since. Our read
ers will remember the drowning last Sun
day Of the little 8-year old boy, Danny.
The child had little dog who was his
constant companion and playmate.
When the accident occurred which re-
suited in the drowning Of the boy, the
dog was with him, and, by his strange
conduct and uneasiness, he attracted the
attention of those present. While the
boy was lying in the bottom of the
stream the dog would run to the ohilds
mother and then toward the place where
the boy was supposed to be, and finally
plunged in and swam around or over the
spot where his little master lay. After
the body had been placed in the coffin
the dog manifested q strong desire to see
tho child, and when the lid of the coffin
was raised he licked the dead face, and
seemed to feel intense grief. In short
time the dog went out to the railroad
track and laid down upon the road, as it
had done many times before; but upon
the approach Of the train he laid himself
upon the rail, and deliberately permitted
the train to pass over his body-being
killed. The whole actions of the dog
were such as to convince one that it was
governed by reasoning powers, and 10 an
other illustration Of the remarkable love
or attachment that some animals have for
their masters. The mother, at the time
of the drowning, supposed the child was
at hone. and therefore neglected to obey
the h. given by the dog that might have
saved the boys life.-Linco9n (Ne6.) Jour-
nal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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let "4'. yoa rRscA.s. or I'll shoot
Tie talking dId Mt cr.-~. but the door
tc.n. "I~h, ~as heard plsiBer than ever
After lev secna1s Mr.. Edison again
shouted
'',,,i "ut, you thieves
The taking still continuing, Mr.. Eli
son began Ia think that the burglars, like
the Dtmocrats, had a majority in the
House, and, like the latter, were not
afraid. lie began to feel uncomfortable.
His wife WAS also frightened.
"Cal the police, Thomas" she whis
pers, "our lives may he in danger"
ut is not necessary" said the hero of
a hundred patents, in = trembling feice
I'LL 60 down alone and kick thSM all
out of the window"
"Thomas, be sensible" demonstrated
Mrs. Edison, earnestly. "The burglars
ou,numbcr you. Do not 60 down."
swell, l declare" exclaimed Mr.. Eli-
son, suddenly, as if a new thought had
struck him.
Then he rushed into the hall and rap.
idly descended the stairs.
: Mrs. Edison shrieked and then listened
breathlessly for the sound Of the combat
She heard Mr.. Edison enter the room
where the voices came from and mo.
ment later tho talking ceased. Presently,
to her great relief, Mr.. Edison assembled
the stairs and entered the room.
"What was it, Thomas9" she asked.
"Phonograph accidentally went Off"
"The photograph! You might have
Aown it was that thing. You certainly
1aew you had left it down there"
eyes, l knew it was there" yawned
Dir. Edison; "but l didn't know it was
loaded."-Ah he, in Danbury Neus.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10
A Tidal Wave.

Last year an earthquake anu tldai
wave swept over the west coast of South
America. Towns, shipping and lives
were destroyed. A captain who managed
to save his ship, though in the midst of
the destruction, narrated the events of the
terrible struggle, and the Boston Journal
publishes the narrative:
The captain said his ship lay moored
with stern next to the rocks, which rose
from the water in rugged precipiccs. 1t
was in the evening, and he had just re-
tired, when he felt violent trembling,
and he rushed on deck to see what the
matter was.
The first thing he noticed was that
every thing was in motion. The main
rail looked ~ though it was dozen rails
dancing before his eyes.
Everything allow and aloft that could
make noise was rafting and jingling
with confusion worse COMPOUNDED. Every
iron hook, every link Of chain, was in ac-
cord with the terrible scene.
lie looked ON shore and saw the fire
streaming from the assures in the rocks,
then whole cliffs topple over and plunge
into the sea.
An old whalcr who was on board had
been in such an earthquake before, and
sang out, "Now look out for the tidal
Wdre!"
Then lie realized that the sea would
leave the shore, sprang forward, gave the
orders 70 stand by the chain, and took
control of the compressor to his patent
windlass himself.
The ocean began to recede, the stern
moorings parted like pipe-siems, aud the
snip sa uny violently round to her bow
chains. As the water swept out, he gave
her the chain until he could hold her.
Then, gathering full force, the wave re-
turned With terrible power. Again he
gave his chain to the ship handsomely
and ~hie doing it saw a ship hurlef b;
with tie -peed If railway train. taking
her chains and anchors along ss size
vent.
Then the tide turned agsin- The ~ho.t
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10
Wit and HumOr.
Thin ladies tell the plumpest fibs.

Thin ladies tell the plumpest fbs.
Mr.. Twain has applied for letters of
Mark.
No bank should be without q chest
protector.
Never stop to argue the point with an
excited hornet.
A wasp is a coward, one of your fire-in-
the-rear fellows.
If your foot is asleep do not be alarmed
The poet tells US that the sole is not dead
that slumbers.
An Irishman having been told that the
price of bread had been lowered, ex-
claimed "That is the first time that
ever rejoiced at tho fall Of my best
frieud!"
MADAM, did you ever lift a dog by
the tailf" "Why, no, you cruel thing,
you" ~ didn't know, because I just
saw you carry your child across tho gut
ter by one arm" n
II am afraid you will V6me to want"
said an old lady to . young gentleman.
81 have come to that already was the 10
ply; 81 want your daughter" The old
lady opened her eyes.
The discouraged collector again pre-
sented that little matter. "weil,' says
his friend, .yoa are round again" "YeA
SAYS the fellow with the account in his
hand, "but I want TO get square"
A very tall naa uss in the streets &
Bost1n, uhsa IN old lady, sho sdnirs1
hi. sixantic stature, thus addressed hin:
..Misssr, were 700 large skea ycs vsss
smslif- YES, sarn- ] - eoess1ssssse
bag When uas little"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

CrRRAST JELLY-To one peck of ripe
currant. add one quart Of cold water
pot into preserving kettle, stems and
all. When il Commences to boil, boil
. crash bag. Nos, to one pint Of juice
alI,~ one ppupd of grsnulsted sugar and
boil s;x minutes. whea IL 10 ready % pour
into the jelly glasses By mixisg red
ard white earrHnts Jour Jelly viii be q
lovely eri1r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

DIsx SrAxLEr thas explains uhy sh<
s<r@ -Asss~- ~ss sPYAird 10 rsssbys<ri.
sa<: -Tne dssszses dress sf . ScoscA Pres-
bss-rs.n eArrxy vas . blue ecgs ssa q
h~esA has< s-ssses- TIA ESs~espal ss<rxy
s.u ta~ csarrsry. either xsrs no dssti.rs-
Txa ese-. in y<sEse services. 90 ease vurs
Q sa.rk g~ss- Fsu9 tass srase IL co
srs~ssnx svsshrss Il -Hs~ck fssasey' -
sTrD~ BHzs Frsshysxrssna-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

TWELVE years ago young mechanic
of Haverhill, Mass, who had been work
ing hard to save money enough to buy
a home for his betrothed bride, drew
100000 in lottery. With a part of
this sum he bought handsome residence
in the suburbs, and taking her to drive
showed it to her and told her it belonged
to them. She wanted to know how he
got the money and he told her, where
upon she refused to marry him on the
ground that it was against her principles
to live in house SD bought. He has
never married since and the house ~
mains tenantless to this day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-10

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WHILE Hilton's Hotel is failure, Mrs.
Fletcher Harper has started sort OF
woman's hotel, good for the summer sea-
son only. 1t is 3 practical benevolence.
Many young working women get short
vacation in summer, but it is really OF
little account, as they cannot afford the
price of travelling to cheap summer re-
sorts, and cannot afford the cost of living
in those near the city. Mrs. Harper has
built at Atanticville, near Long Branch,
an institution, which she calls Sea-ShOre
Cottage, that will accommodate fifty
young women. In order to give every
one chance no bOarder can stay longer
than two weeks. The charge for two
weeks residence on the sea cost at this
cottage is 80, which includes travelling
expenses to and from the city. Four
dollars and half a week barely covers
cost of board and lodging, not to mention
railroad fare. 1t will be interesting to
see whether or not Mrs. Harper's project
will meet with the same fate as Judge
Hilton's scheme. The cottage will be
formally opened this week. - Detroit
Free Press.
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VENTILATION. - Many persons COM
plain of getting up tired in the morning.
This Is very often due to defective ven
tila,ion of the bedroom, or from using
an undue amount of bed.clothes and
bedding. Feather beds are too soft and
yielding, and partially envelope the
sleeper, thus producing profuse porspira-
ton. The habit of lying too much under
blankets is also very pernicious by reason
of the carbonic acid exhaled by the
sleeper being respired. Again, it is a
common error to suppose that by simply
opening window a little at the top, a
room can be ventilated. People forget
that for proper ventilation there must he
an inlet and outlet for the air. In bed
rooms there is often neither, and if there
is fireplace, it is generally closed up.
Again, it is q mistake to suppose that
foul air goes to the top of a room. Ger
tainly the heated air goes to the top, but
the chief impurity, the carbonic acid,
falls to the bottom. There is nothing Sc
efficacious in removing the lower strata
of air as the ordinary open fireplace, es.
pecially if there is fire burning.-Sdni-
tGry Record.