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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

NEw YORK. Feb. q, isjR
Setter sSs&y ,HEands ,Gs Orleans, sales
To Grsat Britain Sagi; FRANCE; aosaa to the CONT
Flour Low grades &c betsr other kinds steady. No
?,S T5G3Oi superiine Western and State Sel5; com.
e choice DO. IS 900 common to choice while wheat
Western extra q oSeS 75 ney DO % sOGiS % com
!orrme e6oS todonbS EXTRA s ss' ic s sSs
Wiz nSy "i RS Sssds@ SSaR
and Ss sn9 yfS%
MhSs dc n Gs!e. Mh SGy sSrt And
sPrina IS ior New YORK No spring 81 3 Tor No.
whef led t.; SgT p T0 * KG rPsPs
smbsT Kentucky u Il for white State d i iSr
Ryo steady; 52@55c for sa'Oi No. Milwaukee in
Canada, S@sc two rowcd State, Ia Sc medIns'
6ia@SiAc; Barley malt quiet. New State 500,
for damaged, 5ias2c for New York No O. 81, e5,sc
52a5c for round Yellow So' "a SIC fSr mnu rsasj
Western mixed, SIC for yellow Jersey COO for white
Oats very dull prices without change.
Hay steady At ejC9'oc for shipping
and MeSlern, 5isc for New YGrks. and iacSiic isr
ConeC- steady, with moderate business. coraoes
q9 smSSr sr r% IA ii S9 i06 lots gold
to gooi reins and - nE ~ maSG , i9r iar
sS,ss Refined sSI, steady md i lr demand
n'hastb Vul't unchanged.
Rice unchanged, with moderate Jobbing trade
Petroleum dull md lower, Crude, 7ilci refined
ige cases l6giSc naphtha ,GS97c united, 81 5sjs y
Rosn unchanged.
Turpentlne steady at d3c for spirits
Eggs duh and heavy at l5GtiS.c for State md Penn.
bylvanla, iOtIl5c for Western. ~ 800
a, pr9Eisohsoiork dull and lower mess quoted at
sllall ~. beef steady and In moderate demand.
Beef hams quiet and unchanged fierce beef In IIItie
better Inquiry Cut ments-Western quiet pick led
hams &C. niddles flrmcr; Western long clear SIC
short clear, bec. Lard firm prime steam d 81, ID
.G. Dressed hogs firm at ih@5c for Western, Bnt.
ter steady nj 76g22c Tor Western and la 3i for State
llIseed unchanged
Whisky lower At 81 0sys@l "
Alcohol, -
Ercights 10 Liverpool dull, Cotton nor sail I'd .
per steam, I'D. Wheat, per SAIL I'D; Der steam hi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22
1873
GREAT
1877 3

o,y,r
1910 -.. lSS Q
IN THE II dRTM WtsT R2u 1I5Eirr,twrsr
On, D0D MI TEnyyk; sIE,Eh HAlLS norrrp
'fhND'D 'ohN ELY MkSTf oN M i'hNi N'
TRArNs E ~ nHn r,,W ~ r-,, r,c,ot cor
Eos neg O. sixth and s,rset. as Gilows ,.u, ,,,,
FOR pnsbufg and me West Uio .. IN. dnly' VIII
rl,sonrg 70 Cneinpati; 81 Louis s9d nhio"so'
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILKoAp:
't ana az ass&s'f dss ss.ardny
d LSSk msyon Em5lra and Watkins at 1910 m
For New YORK and the East l:N a m. and 800 p m.
daily, with Palace Cars attached Limited Ex'
press OF Pullman Parlor Cars Oh IL w. daily OK.
e. cspt sunday ,,.o,
at Jersey CITY with boats OF brooklyn Annex"
E1nS direct Gns a no nSiSn street @ySd
ely: -, -. r.. rn. ,,r,. 800,
sunday o VIII fq Sleeping Ig 6aTs Rom wasGnso e
For p,nsdspnia iso p M daily except fpmds Sunday ana
pres, G!9e, m. daily, excep! sunday. 49,, a.,
A'c0mmS Sd, lor BsI5imoTe 49, sa IN and ~
For Pnpcs trek Line, SIS a. NJ and I'D p M daily
For Annapolis 6:iS and $50 m ana az p. m. daily
Except sunday, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =,
ALEXANDRIA AND MISUNDERSTANDING RAIL
ron RiTLRGAD. - ~ '''''' ''-'D ASA
M On snnsx s ia M ~, and ~ ana ~ ~ ~ =
For the South Ma Richmond, @t5 a M daily, and
Trains ! isays XissaSSFis Iof Washington CT $40
s s,Ynd 70 II s,n tT g.. Glo s and m
Tisk.Is ierwSiion ~ sI.apIna ' and narorcOr No.
eost cnTnaT ~ rbrteenth sirot and nv
enuc. northeast corner OF sxth street and Prnnsyl.
lei for The chccEinT Of ba.ras 10 destnaon RON
hotels aTd 5 Fsi %E$s csn,r. As.n,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. spf usL
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

Next to frequent bathing, there Is no elixir
Of life and promoter Of beauty like a good,
brisk walk in the open air. l know a lady
who Is in the habit of slowly ambling up and
down heated rooms in order, as she fances, TO
help digestion. If imagination has anything
to do with 1t, and if hers is particularly vivid.
possibly her stomach may be benefited by that
dead march, with shoulders bowed together in
an unnatural posture she would never think
Of assuming II she were out of doors Every
woman ought 20 go out into the fresh air every
pleasant day at least. If she can spend but q
brief time in this way, 1t will be a great bene-
fit in the long run, and she will return from
her daily stroll with freshcr checks and brighter
eyes, aud something to think Of rs she resumes
her interrupted work. II the cares are so nu-
merous In her line Of life that she canuo. spend
time TO make an elaborate toilet, let her go out
in any dress that is lit to be worn in the house.
If she lives in the country she will not en-
counter the enviOuS gaze Of fashi0nably -attired
prUmcnadcrs, and in every great city are quiet
streets and parks remote from'businesS centres
where few people arc to he seem and where
she may find rest and rccuperation. Let her
eschew riding rs much possible, and dispose
of her surplus change in some other way.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

Ladies' in mourning wear white Grape col
lars below the standing crepe hSse rucho.
Grape cuts over the long tight sleeves match
the collar.
New wells made masque. shape, are dotted
with beads aud have delicate fringe Of tho
same on the edge. novelty in wells is
crcam-silk tulle.
New baslucs are cut almost entirely with
vests, but ting days of basqucs arc numbered.
Old-ashioned yokC-nccked dresses are again
popular; also, pleated blouses aud round
waists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22
Cllit-Ilint.

OF the Louisiaya delegation in Congress
probably the Hon. J. II. ACklcn, who has Just
secured the contested seat of the third dis
trict. is most popular among the ladies, being
handsome and wealthy young widOwer.
some OF the mammas of society have been
vainly mauouveriug to cnrrap him for mar
riaEcablc daughters; but It is no use. ladies.
Madame RumOr says that lie is soon m wed,
one Of the ihirest OF New Orleans fair daugh-
tiers. Hon. John Edwards Leonard, though
only thirty.three years old is also widOwcr.
llo is promising Young lawyer, having grad
uated at Harvard, AID sitrrwnrl pursuing his
studies in Germany, receiving the degree Of
doctor Of laws from the University Of Iluidcl-
berg. The Hon. Randall Gibson is well
known that comment here would DO sIpUrhu-
aus. He is costly dOmicilcd with his interest
ing family IN a handsome residence at tho
West End. His wilUs sister /, spending the
winter with them, AMI receptions at tho hos
pitdble home are delightful Hon. l.. John
Ellis has rooms on Thirteenth street. His
family are not with him this winter
Hon. Joseph y. Elan is residing at pr-
waite house on & street. Ills wife and laugh
tiers left for their southern home some days
since. Hon. Edward White Robertson has apart
mcuts at 1904 l. street, and is without his
family this winter.
A pound.party for the poor gotten mp by the
ladies Of Georgetown. is about tn transpire ut
Seminary Hall. AdIntturc to the hall will
he ten cents; privicg" Of dancing, twenty-five
cents extra; and of course everybody who at
tends is expected TO bring pound of some
thing. That weight in Indian meal is worth
about one cent, and gUeS n long way toward
feeding II hungry family. Several young gem
tlcmcm, we are told, design contributing pound
packages Of nick"ls IA good idcal, worth about
$50 per package Sir Edward rhurntOn's
idea was still better, when he contributed a
DOunl sterling to n similar pniprnrisp
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co,,or o,,., N,oa,,,r y; Feb a. 1873
Flour dull Howard-street and Western superb ne.
o. 1904 81 do. extra q 755 Is; do family IS 2OG 30
city NILS supertne, y 1904 81 do extra II 5O5 %;
do; RIO brands, " 5On IS; Patnpsco family, ca
Wheat hrmer, southern red, u 06tl 81; Pennsyl-
ynnn red, " a9l 81; No. winter red Western, spot
and February, 81 e0b March, q az,
COrn-Spuihern lower, Western hrnler. Southern
white and yellow. SIC Western mixed spot, Feb
for May. ~ ~
- Outs steady. Southern, Sa 37c do. Western white,
2bc do mixed 3ic Pennsylvania. 3ic.
Rye unchanged at GO6DG2c.
Hay quiet, but steady. Prime Pennsylvania and
Maryland slidl6 1855
Provisions dull and heavy with Jobbng transactions
only. Moss pork, III So Bulk meais-Shoulders,
ti.c; CLEAR RIB sides; Gsc. Bacon shoulders, Ssc
tleroes, SIC Bnler-Choice Western rolls, 2od122c
do. packed, 2lh2Jc.
Petroleum very dull nomInally Iec for refined.
coffee quiet Rio oargoes, lIa@l7Jsc
sugar stendy aB0dDi,c
Whisky, 81 VOL a.,
Recelpts-Flour. 1000 bbls; wheat 1900 bu; corn
t,oU bu oats 1900 bu. ~
shlpments-Whoat 5000 bu; corn, los, COO bu.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS,
C. RElCHENBACH'S
PIANO WARE-ROOMS.

No ~ Eleventh street, w doors above PennsyIva.
MIA avenue.
WORLhRENOWNED kNABE b cos PIANOS
and Pianos and Organs from other celebrated fac.
terms.
nUJbm ~ ~
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
r 7, coLDwELL, Real Estate Aucloneor.

II T!CULDWEDL, KenI Estnte Aucnoneer.
TRusTEEy SALE OF NEAT TwosToRy
BRICK DWELLING. No. 100 EIGHTH STREET..
BETWEEN and y STREETS NORTHW EST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust dated October A. ID.
lai duly recorded in liber No. 763, folio 29 OF OF
the land records for the District Of Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secured thereby, will sell
a. public auction, In front Of the premises on MON
parcel or ground situate in Tho civ az
u e. being parts OF tpis z and q, Of samuel Nor.
same y feet north run the southeast corner OF said
1t ~ on the line OF Eighth street west and r. inning
Thence north along said street Is feet by that width TO
aeptb OF lot " feet inches TO All alley, together with
the improvements, &c.
Terms: ono third cash md the balance ut 0, r. and
IL months, with per cent. interest secured by deed
% trust on the property sold all cash, at option OF
TIE purchaser deposit OF 500 required Mt the time
q safe: ard all conycyancing ut purchasers cost.
Terms TO be compiled with In seven days.
BRAfNARD II. WARMER ,r-,.,o.,
fnlAnOtna llIA Ill rs Z, I,IONER IIuNleF..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22
DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses of Wash.
ington.

The Jo''Oring is published for The benefit Of Trar-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, aud The public gener-
GHy-h includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prors Of interest TO all Who intend
trGnsdcting business in Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
VERY BEST PRICES PAID FOR
SECOSD- HASD CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, ETC


SO d street northwest
Orders by mail promptly attended 10. ,siltf
WIN u. MAIN 4 CO. REAL ESTATE AMI
w Claim Agents, rs rcnnsyvRnia avenue north.
west CITY and country property for sale exchAn 20
Houses lots, and farms In al parts Of the city and
country OIL easy terms Loans negotiated, houses
rented Apd rents collected and returns made prompt
~ Large tracts Of Southern land to exchange ioT
Northern property Collections ofall claims promptly
attended.
sale OF land a specially. deii ~
fTNHE GERMAN-AMsRICAN SAVINGS BANK
u No, az Fstreet northwest corner Seventh street
open dhlly rom 10 n m TO Sp. H.; on saturday even
inRs nom TO p M to receive deposits only After
FIRST deposit any amount nom ave cents upwards 70,
ceived, Saiedepus boxes Tor rent In Ire and burg
lRrprOof vault ut $40 s25O, ", and 80 year. The
ArE,st and most convenient boIes In the city.
ocl5ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

UNIVERSAL r. X. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICRETSto or from all points bought
exchanged or sold at q reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other Office depot In this city.
Tickets good IN used, l,nggnge checked through.
Apply to NJ ~. wHITESIDE,
mhi&iys oo3 Pennsylvania avenue, Shoe store.
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DOL Penua. Ave 1901 Penns Ave
A. p. McELROY,

GLIDER AND uPHOLSrERER,
MIRRORS
Portrait and Picture Frames, Gold aud Walnut Cor.
nices Old Frames repaired and rsgldcd. Mirrors
and pictures removed aud Tc-hung. Carpets made
and laid lnmbrrqulns and Window shades to order.
100 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, cor. Tenth st.
Orders W mail promptly attended W, noysH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

TNRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. Is:
Ti6SAt RErTBLicHN BufLbiSa sTANiis.
fSiiS 2L q ne land record. q The District q y"
umbia and ats the reIue, OF the party thereby So
81 $ i x %
ny % in ih ne lot b % Ia be
Ins al Of iot numbered twelve tsJ and the norier
MsnE l4 ieet 'hree g. inches 'front.' by the dept! o.
thirteen 90. in square numbered two hundred and
hny.sH $50, the whoe being described ns follows;
Beginning Tor the same Mt the nOftht nStrn corner OF
snld square and running thence west iGrty.eigh; ~
three inches s rRSnce eS iG% art ny c oS Dur
% inches, TO the line of Thirteenth street west and
81 sround adjoining The aboyS land and x ending
l0Ity.Sght % lect four ~ inches on north street
be er S na esysn 81 w s GsS rg
ments situate on the hist Described piece Of giound
@GoSe r SS VIII BE- sa sSSeo to deed OF
!fust upon the hrst described lot rronnd. dated on
Der ~ folio IS 10 .erurc si5s aud interest and also
to al taxes and asScsrnt nts due upon the whole Of
Terms q sale. onethIrd eaShi balance IN six,
cured upon tie property sold by deed Of trust de
post Of 500 required at time Of sale II the terms Of
sale the trustees rcServe the right 10 ssc at risk and
cost OF deiAultins gpTchIser; u ~n,r,,
DUSCANSON BROS, Auctloneers,
WAsHISGToS, u. e. Dec. - 1871 decl+eoiw
EE- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY, the 3lst day Of january, A. d. 1873 al
', !. /. / E5 SllEfiiSSSfhn' } Trustees;
JanieSTuThSds
HYTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED UNTIL FRIDAY, the 18th day of February,
a. d. 1875 at o'clock D. NJ, in front OF thepremises
WM. r. CHANDLER rrus,o.s
l. A. ROLLINS, i"'
Febl-F,M,w Ads.
Fb-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned UNITY SATURDAY, the ID day of March, A. u.
ISIS ut O'Clock pa M, in front OF the premises.
WA. 4. CHANDLER, 1rus,aa.
4. A. ROLLINS, ''
felG-STuThSds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

MADAME VAN REuTH.
WI FASHIONABLE MODESTO
Superb styles. Latest Partisan Fashions.
nOlgGm llOJ Thirteenth street northwest
n MILLER, PRACTICAL UPIIOLSTERER AND
W DECORATOR a5 u street northwest All
work done at short notice, In the most salts
manner. and at reasonable prices nol7-6m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

TRUSTEES SALE OF ALL THE FURN TURF.
NUE. HOTEL
by virtue OF deed oftrust, duly recorded In liber
Sl iolo ~, one ofthe land records for Washington
county D. G., and Mt the request, in writing, Of the
party seCuredtheIeby will sell nj pnblc nncton,
the premises, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY o, at 10a
nIached % said dcel of trust and contained In the
New YORK Avenue Ho.el at the northwest Corler
or Fourt enth sr, ct and New York Avenue.
Terms: On all sums OF FIVE hundred dollars (st0Ol
hnu more one-half Gs) cash. and balance in six and
we've months, satisfactorily secured. with lntefestat
CsyD) cash. w Il TlION pSDN Trusted.
felFThShtruSds W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman.
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. Ex interest.
COMMERCIAL.

Georgetown Grain Market
GEoRGErowS. Feb. q, is7s
The market for wheat Is auet and steady and NAV
be quoted at y E@l % for good strictly prime red
&c Tor both white and yellow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

.oMAs DowLIsG, AuctIonccr.

by THOMAS DowLIsG, Auctlonccr.
TsESEEs s s4tE 9E b RrSER4 bWE11 Tw9
HSSBBr fisT sr REEME ESs NORTH CAPITOL
BY virtue Of a deed % trust, dated March % A. d.
one oftSe land recors for tie District q cSiamSs..
md BY Virtue Of decree passed By !he spPrsms
In equity cause No. $50, docket No H. and at the
% III Fl !" p ~ Ss s ~ S Ssa S %
S &. MAhClI 3D. ISIS a, tour o,cock p m.
certain pipce or parcel Of ground Known and described
as lot numbered one hundred and 1--WE uo6l in D. =;
six hundred and seyany s IN Ss c,r OF %nS
ington District OF Columbia, the nme having n front
SPasp saa 81 s.f,
htwo-siory and basement brick dwelling, with man
% er%s eeh NJ %scR Sne hun
Fsa and @ Sss m be pas a, e
s Gs fe derre Gcp % c @
terms Of sale are not complied with in Sly days after
'fs z nc RISK GIhSS as SSopE Tss
1,RUsTEEs, SALE OF THE VALUABLE
td 5R ES 81 THtR m TNMTEt ssS Sp w
sfAFISs%f hHrS 81 HEas Wish a!G
BY virtue o. deed Of trust bearing date the sth
No ~ eo u.s. ha lana sn records p ISr lie b
trict OF Columbia, and nj the request OF the party
81 isq pTs %s on S XII Il. 5 day q
Jannary A. lIs, AZ O'clock p NJ III that lot Of
l1(nmb,n, known and Distinguished as and being ali
S',ot numbered Twelve l2l aud the northern twenty
eight ts icri fnur q inches Of lot numbered thirteen
sS %S Ssns TS hFSS snf ys
ior inc shih- ~ the northeastern CORNER OF said square
and running thence iUrty eight 90 ret four %
nches; nce south seventy t.o feet three ID inches;
md g, Es oryelsht 6! feet tour inches TO the
yLe place Of beginning, with the hnprovcments.con.
nlhg ct the National Republican building
Terms Of sale; Ton thousand dollars cash; the bal
ece IN rnual nstalments In 50, II and y months re-
per nnuin secured by deed Drtrst on the property
deposit oil Or required ut the time Of sale. Con.
ar not compiled will N seven days after tie sale The
Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost Of
VIM f. CHANDLER,)
L. a. ROLLINS, Trustees.
noveicodiw lI2 street n. w.
aa.TiiE ABovEs Is EOsTPoNED UNTIL
SATlkDAG. January ~. 1873 III front OF the prem
T Y {. Il HS SLHEAiSSsgLER' Trustee.
p5s TF ARoSH sAE j Eg ST saaa,S
''' " trout OF Y ( $GEIlsl Pff Trustees F
jan1asTuTh,tds
P0NEh UNTIL friday, tho 18Th day Of February,
A. d. lo7s' In front q the premises a o'clock p M
Febl-F, N, W ,tvds.
ssTHE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST
poned until SATURDAY, the ID day of March, A. d.
''' 4" O'Clock p WI ' Gfa & d. Isemlse'
l. A. ROLLINS.
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INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
RICHARD HENDERSON,

(SucCeSsnr to Kdwrll & Henderson,
Dealer In WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES
Sc, HG Ninth street, opposite Lincoln Hall dCct-Sm
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HOUSES.

FOR RENT-TIlE NEW AND ELEGANT
! residence containing twelve rooms with every
Of WIN. sTlCRNEY. National Savings Bank, corner
Of FiIIcenLh street and New York ave ocl1a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.
n ~ BUTTON, ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER,
W Rooms Is and ~. Safe Deposit Company Build.
Ing, northeast corner Fifteenth street and New YORK
avenue OC3llyQ
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BsTHE ABOVE SALE IL FURTHER POST
poned until SATURDAY. the ID day of March, A. ID.
1875, at o'clock p. M. III front OF the premises.
WIN. T. CHANDLER rr,s,a..
l. A. ROLLINS. iie'-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

HsrTHE ABOVE SALE Ii FURTHER POST
PONEn UNTIL FRIDAY, tho 18th day of February
A. II. ISIS, In front OF the premises, at o'clock m
WIN. D. CHANDLER, rr,s,s.-
u. a. ROLLINS,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.


NEW YORK. req u. 1SIs
Money easy at s. Exchange steady long, ss7Is
short, Bik. Gold quiet at 1915 Rates for car
rying az to 8. Government bonds quiet at the fol.
lowing anotnllnua.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

any In the city, and Is fully equipped with
tho
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

BB-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
poned UNITY SATURDAY the ID day of March, A. d,
ISIS, ut o'clock pa M, in front OF the premises.
WA. l.. CHANDLER, ,,rrs,oo.
4. A. ROLLINS, ''"''o'N
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

RyTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
PONED UNTIL FRIDAY, the 18th day of February
a. d. 1875 at o'clock y. n in front ~ the premi ses
WM. r. CHANDLER Trus,o.s
Febl- NJ w Ads,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-22

Tia portion OF the purchase money which may be
applicable 10 the payment Of the mIrTet due nj the
date of M ana to ss IF Ihs bonds adt,
Which credit is SVEN or 50 much thereof as nay re-
main outstanding and unprUNIded for At The dle Of
deed oftrlst or mortgage, executed 10 the satIsf,c-
ton Of the Court r,nking NEXT in priority alter the
men'S herSi I mentioGed which mortSEe OF
S SSa q Ts II, sd s G ss s"m % E q
hOun and TO Calhoun aud Kitchen IN the ratio and
on The sums fr which credit is allowed as nioresaid
must be paid scmannunlly 1t the rat Of six per
direct
lfthc e'emlseN should sell for sum more than srr
omad and ri"r 10 S lie d. s SS I s s n
must bs paid ny sad purchaser or purchasers, his OT
The sale Is TO be subject 10 the ratification or r,Iec
ton Of the court and oSSsson is not 10 be delivered
conditions orthe DEGREES have been complied win
snmg NE 70 S n H. Of the PrSREr nMemniy 70 he
hllIes whether made or Incurred In his own name OF
~ the name p the COMPANY, nor Until the cour shah
nave ordered tie RecelVtr TO surrender posses on 70
the purchaser.
T., The anhcr'gncd win on the day Of S,lr give ali m
lie state OF wr sJ Vria With aTr sT n v,
uon aud also us 10 lho Receivers cnrifcli"s for I'll,
lien, for which taxes and certificates thu sale /, TO Ii
made
The purchaser or purchaser Ills or their represent.
niiNeS or 'hsgns, VIII he entitled to pay ANY pat ui
ahS ;" s 9nTE not 5.S % "I In s IN
cured by any of the several mortgages trust deeds
above mentioned at such rate per Centum Of the par
value OF said bonds aud coupons with the interest
that may be due aud payable thereon, In the opin
ion Of The UNDERSIGNED VIII be payable in re'peci Of
such bands or coupons upon the distribution OF the
proceeds OF sale under the prories OF lien settled
by said DEGREES, and " any question shall
the rate and amount at and for which said bonds and
coupons shall be received, application may he made
the courts to decide the SAME.
As between bidders whose bids are otherwise OF
equal value tho undersigned will receive the bid fthe
purchaser who II ready and willing to pay the largest
proportion of his bid hi cash or It's equivalent is
to say, the bonds and coupons which he Is authorized
TO receive In addition to the amount Of cash required
TO be paid by the PURCHASER, -.
lAll-3m Special Commissioners.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-20
Industrial.

The Nevada lcad-minc products fine
Il market in China.
Fifteen hundred women and girls
work in printing offices in New York
City.
The rice crop of this country is the
largest for ten or twelve years, and vii
approach 2O0,000 barrels.
1t is not expected that American
trade will be seriously affected by Brit
ISL business complications.
Stone color for house painting may b,
mixed as follows: White lead, with d
little burnt or raw lumber, and yellow
ochre
Three fourths of the licorice manufac
tured in the United States is said to be
produced in New Jersey. Spain ant
Asia Minor furnish the rest.
Glass can be drilled with a common
drill, but the safest method is to use {
brooch drill No spear pointed drill car
be tempered hard enough not to break
Timber that has been for long time
under water, when brought into the all
and dried, becomes brashy and use
less.
American paper manufacturers are
buying in Canada all the poplar wooc
they cat find. They pay fifty cents 8
cord in the tree, and thus the farmer
reaps return for wood that is almost
valueless for fuel. Considerable guam
titles are being shipped from Burford