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National Republican., 1878-04-09
DIED.

DIED.
HoRIGAN.-on the sih instant between l and >
o'clock a. M, MARaARET HORIGAs, aged Il years;
a native OF County Cork. Ireland.
Fourth street porthTss wednesday. vi ioth Instant at
10 o'clock Friends and relatives respectfully invited
to attend. -
the youngest child OF Edward A. and Elizabeth A.
The ssra yf vii AXE paes Hna rom q II. thers resi-
dense, @ NsT Jersey avenue northwest April 2 1853
tend.
Little Harry was our dazzling
Pride Of all our hearts and homei
But an angel came and whispered,
Little Harry, do come home"
Home Is sad-o, 'L Lord, how dsSsrE'
Letting for his voice TIL weary
Weary. for we hear II not.
Heaven retaineth now our treasure.
And the sulbesms loye to llnger
Where our darling Harry sleep,
DAILY, AT his residence; s23 D street southwest at
n illness, Of typhoid fever which he bore with Chris
!an i2rlitn,iG g., rATRIcK NJ DAILY aged g7 years II
Funeral from, st. Dominic's Church, Thursday
morning al O'Clock, with requiem mRss
There Is a world above
Where parting Is unknown,
long eternity Of love
Ind flith behold the dying here
Translated to that happier sphere.
May he rest In peace
BouLpEN;. suddenly, on Sunday, April 7, 1873, at
M Nh 81, MnIn ,a ATS nnS bSThpES S SEsd y y wears
Tuesday, April at p. m Friends Of the family are
invited tD attend.
BARRETr.-on the morning OF fAptll 8, 1878, sud
denly Of APP plexy MIS- CATHERINE A. BARiErT,
aged a years
ODEA.-On April s. is7s at I a. m, THOMAS O D.A,
native OF County Galway, ireland, and resident of
Washington the pnst iwentyeight years, In the 5cth
year ur his age
No 1901 l. street northwest, on "Wednesday April TO-
at 2:JOp Relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
SAXTOS.-At his residence, 2e7 d street northwest
on the 7th Of April 1873 AT i2 y. n OF consumption
CHARLES T. SANTOS, In the 18th OF his age son
| of tne late Robert Saxton, of Maryland
death loves shining mark" Intellectual. noble
and gentle N character, he won every heart In his
circle VI relatives and friends. He has found perfect
| rest.
SITTTOS.-On sunday. April 7, 1873, at 1910 a. M
IuIIE, only child Of Thomils and II. O. Sutton, aged
| years months and - days
Friends OF the family invited to attend the fun
ra from her parents resiCo ICE, No. 900 Pennsylvania
| avenue southeast on Tuesday, the 9th instant, at
| p. III.
| WRIGHT.-On the Sth of April, 1873 OF paralysis
| LEWIS WRIGHT In the I'D year Of his age,
| Funeral wilt take place from the re,dence Of HIS
son No. 800 seventh street southwest, Wednesday
Aprl 10, At O'Clock y. m. Friends ofthe family are
| invited 60 attend.
| SPEDDEN.-On Sunday morning, at s;O, Mrs
| MARY =. SPEDpEs, wife Of T. Spedden und daughte
70 the late James N Davis IN he3ith year of her gge
Funeral will take place Tuesday, the 9Th instant
| nom her late residence s03 street.
National Republican., 1878-04-09

sre pleased to term reelection" are de-
eidedly slim.
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TRAyELERS, GUIDE.
1873


1878 GREET .o,.-,, 1878
TO THE NJRTS E5sHsftYATIt WisT AES E2UTHu UsT5HurHwrsr
srInBiSS Sff$h f%$ssf EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE MKshisET9s, WE / is' from Depot, CO,
For rsiepss Gs s1f C. Sus rs %'., .ns @
isEfIsSSF s;,E SSB VIE FsSsa ~ + SSlsiss
FOR Csnandsgus Rochester. buffalo. NiasaIa fsiis
s Isss asysn lisl.s. s8s AND %a.ti". a isSs
For @ sss YSfa YssP: .ss s sSs ta., no m ard 80 N.
pre.. q Pullman Psriof Cars va a N. daily. eI-
For liz %sfooSyn, New York all throush train, eonnsc,
Ie5ssy y gh SS%s q y8ss ,irse sSo
Ing double isrriass and journey across New York
for sSssay SS VOW Win sna ss.pns ss Es m ssS sSs
For Phadepn,s, i:so p M daily except sunday and
sTS s n ot asE s sSpay m and 90
% Gay csss s1fiR; fRs m and o m d.ss
For Sfsi aSRspei. sn ssi m. and "a Up m dsy except
AMxSREsS MxY RsB &Np
80, 4. .%;s W y: ss,s :ss
% daily ssssR, ssaa1s os Washington se
Tn SUNDAY Sun Ia q At sIo o. and 10 an !. m, and s:Io y H.
Ss sSRsf r.
corner q Thirteenth street and sy.
len iaf Inc checking OF baggage TO destination rom
''.s "''. "MPs TkaaER, General Passenger Aren, 20
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager apl uaL
BALrrMokREa aSpT AEp oHI3 B6I,biI RAItEoaR 4SsI2 y
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
"A''' NovsMBnR ID, isiI.
500 A. M. Baltimore h1ys .Sd @fsn.yfl way stations.
e:SSa IN; Bal.,more, Annapolis and WY ,,a,lons
Sag NJ Bal,imSis , EspTss: w,,c,...r u.rsr,.
town, @ Point % t,fqS8s q hesRs aaa ss way ss.lons
q sG:o9 ss% 2cIs s1a ss
St Louis. 6, s!nqga. ssS.s.i I'd Fs;S,r,s y.,s,s
g EfiGpia @ *
VILE Cincinnati. Columbus, Chicago. Junction, ana
,s;S so M s.ns,nSIs; Ann.pol. and ~v s's''on.
iSi6 a. m, Bsitimor. Eiiioott CITY. Annpaoiis and
Nsy Ye,. and, and % rnIlsaseh., e, E.PEss. s,.PEIss.
% ana sry Wy "
s fasdssE ys kess and Laurel hl.
:t5a p M, Pt Of Rocks fr.dsr,ct, w,nehe.tes and
| stations only
| 1910 y. m, BALTIC, Annapolis and way stations
| @630 p M, Philadelphia, Norfolk and baltimore
express Eiicott City. Passengers for Norfolk taken
In the direct 10 boat At Canton No connection on
Sunday for Norfolk.
SEQ p m, Baltimore and way stations
s6.55 p. M, Chicago and Columbus express. sLkEP>
| ING CAR to Chicago.
| s7:70 p. M baltimore express.
| se25 j. M, St Louis Cincinnati and PittsDurs eK
press SLEEPING CAR 70 st, Louis and Plttsburo
No connection for PittsburE on sunday. -
| $50 D. M. New York, Philadelphia and Baltimors
| express SLEEPING CAR to New York. and sPIs
Trains marked daily; other trains daily enecP'
| sunday. mylSu
National Republican., 1878-04-09

THE New York Times says: "While Mr..
WooD is waiting for an opportunity to defond
and explain his tariff bill, it receives a solid
shot from the Bureau of Statistics. An exam.
nation Of the bill by the officers of the bureau
shows that If 1t had been law in operation
during the fiscal year ending June 80, 1877,
the total revenue produced under it would
have been sl22 100000. The revenue actually
collected during that period was Sl3l O0o, 600.
There Is something wrong about Mr.. WOODS
figures. He has promised that his bill, If 1t
becomes a law, shall yield au annual revenue
of $50, 100000. Unless the Bureau Of Stats
tics have made a great miscaculation, Mr..
WOODS promises would come so far short oi
being realized that We should have q falling
off In the customs dues of S2s,0O00O0, and tn,
day of resumption would be inevitably post
poned."
National Republican., 1878-04-09
Reading Ono Of Eyarts' Sentences.

Ilrreverent "Ex."-Forgot other name.
Carl schurz is reported sick from overwork. He
undertook 10 finish reading ono Of kyarts SEN
tenccs
National Republican., 1878-04-09

Can the Country Survivof
[Syracuse Journal.
Nearly three months more Of Congress. Can the
country suryive2
National Republican., 1878-04-09

The National Republican has a larger
legitimate daily circulation than all the
other morning papers of the District COM
tined.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12
Baltimore General Market.

MhfCn IL,
Cotton quiet and steady Middling. iOkc.
Flour dun and heavy, but UNCHANGED. Howard
street and Western superlne, o. 5NdA 2b; do extra
q Ise5 .; do. family s5EOd6 70 CITY Mills snperfnS
" 1000 10. extra - 5di5 49, do. lilo brands 60 256
$40; PatRpsco mmily 81 a.
Wheat-sOuthern firm; Western nrmer and hc
higher. Southern red, 81 23l 30; do. amber 81 s2I
Pennsylvania red, 81 sal 3O No. winter red Vest
err, spot nnd March, 27FCll %; AprIl o. sg al 3D
CorI-soutern steady for white and ilrmcr for vel.
low; Western i.cDtsc higher Southern white and
yellow, Sc; Western mixed. SPOT and March. 63l. 10
1sc; April, dis "a 55c; May, dBSAc.
Oats steady, with a moderate demand. Southern
tsG6c; Western white, s3dJlc; do mixed, 32d 3Jc.
Rye-No offerings; nominnly 00dG1c
Hay dull and unchanged Prime Pennsylvania and
Maryland, sl5Gl5.
Provisions continue very dull with only local Job
bling demand Pork, Ell ~ Bulk meats-Shouldcrs
+,c clearrib sides, &c. Observation-Disclosures 81 g; clear.
rib sides, sc. Hams. 9SdiOIsc. LRrd-Rehned
tercts, &c. Buter-Choice scarce and wanted; choice
Western roll. 22g2Sc: do packed, :36r2;c.
Petroleum Gull and nominal At lIl.c for refined,
Coffee duh and steady. Rio cnrgoes, IIlidI74c
Sugar In good demand aud firm at 9GJOlIc
Whisky dull at q uGIl OIL.
Receipts-flour, S3,1 bbs; wheat, 1900 bu; corn,
E3.AOJ bu; oats, 100. ''
Shipments-t orn, 1000 bu.
Frtghis to Liverpool per team quiet Cotton psod
hour, % grain, 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

Mrs. J. l.. Iug is receiving n visit from Miss
Jennie Wad>wurth, Of Philadelphia, aud Miss
SalliC Crrulnrr, of Baltimore, at her residence,
No. u3l Rhode Island avenue.
The Bellies Of the Kitchen will continue
their lunches during the LontCn seas on wisely
concluding that these mild festivities need MT
be- exc udCd from the most rigorous e. amr Of
the church. Upon Thursday Of this week they
meet AT the Residence Of Miss lHulding.
Tho Unity club holds its next meeting upon
Friday evening OF this week at the residence n
J. {. Smith NO. l0l2 Fourteenth street. Hon.
William Bracket will rcnd an essay ON the
Life and character Of Nultairc." besides which
there will be the usual readings, Rotations.
music sc.
There is general regret expressed at tho SER
iUus illness Of the little daughter of G,nCT.l
Rice. She was perfect sunbeam at Wilards
during the winter and was Familiarity known
us Beautiful Butterfly" Her afflicted
mother who is her most devoted nurse, has
the sympathy Of all.
Piano tuning, u, by J. +. Lucas, SIS
street, northwest.
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New York General Market.

~ NEW York, March o. 1874
Nc sales, ?S7 bales. Consolidated net receipts,
nnsn iss6s; 10 the Chsnne iS.7si i'''' 10 inc 'oh
Iionr dgii and nIess generally without decided
and State sit Isl common 10 good ' Extra western western
and state, H5Sq6; good TO choice do, S. 0'Ca5 S.
sl65S; fancy do 30 SS7 IS; common to good extra
Ohlo y N@6Ibi common to choice extra st. Louis
& +o 81: choice to double extra II SjGs s5 Closing
an soG GnnS u G r6g 4le common to i5 extra
eh%nged at $3.50 for sIperine State Torn meal
y'iSM TSiiSr Srs a. and
No. Ne 9aSrSs Ike; T9f% Ss Ns GsYSs Sr Y
SOFA isSiS 4 or No winter red and i 5esd4i %
iys steady al &c for NC2 Western, 7ac for pcnnsyl
Farley dull state. 60c for two-rowed and about &c
for Our:rowed barley malt dul! and unchanged.
Corn opened shade lrmsr and closed about steady,
<@SSc for nnEraded Western mixed 49, "a SOC Tor New
for round Sgc Tor steamer y Iii ,Sr S No
to- for white southern. '"'
c I r ssoESE q iS r 49, 9T %SIs
No and extra Sla Slsc for mixed Western, 500 SOC
Tor white d. Sa@5oac for mixed State and SO 3ss
Hay 4sady at CSC for shipping
Hops quiet AZ "a SO Tor yearlnRs, 56Isc for Eastern
and Western % lJc for New fOrks, and I2CliIa Tor
toiTee"Ro quiet at li4@I7c, gold for cargoes, and
lA@Islsc, gold for job-l0ts.
Sugar quiet and hrm at TsG7.sc for fair to good re-
hning and 7i.c for prime Refined firm and In fair
demand ut DC for standard A. &C for granulated %,
91ic for powdered, and &c for crushed.
MOlasscs quiet and unchanged.
Rice-Moderate trade, without any material change
In price,
Petroleum dull and nominal. Crude, 7l4c; refined,
lac; united. u 65r | Ga.
TnOw quiet NJ NO.
liosin quiet ut e. 6SpI G2i, for strained.
Turpentne heavy al Sic for spirits
Eggs heavy at li's l3C lUr Stale and PENNSYLVANIA
nnd lOtt lie for Western
Professionalism opened frmer, but closed with less
Erengih mess, sl0Q 10 ~; family mess, 90 So Beef
dull Beefhams quiet Tlerce beefdull. Cut meats
Western quiet; nddles dull NJ 81 for Western long
clear and btc city do. Lard opened higher and closed
heavy prime steam, q 2Od7 pa. Butter heavy ut
T42c for Western aud i2q3ic for State. Cheesed dull
at IA Ire for common to prime.
ltnscCd nominal.
Whisky u shade trmer at 81 OGk.
Freighs TO liverpOOl-Cotton, per snil, I'D; per
steam, l4d. Wheat, per steam, ID,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

TuhSuCttng business ~ VdShiiVtOH.
AU(rIONEERs.
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and ID sts.
WASH H. Williams. D. cor. Tenth street
BooKsELLEIl5 AND STATIONERY
solomons a Chapman, I'll Pennsylvania avenue.
Shillington PA. avenue and Four half street.
Mn Balian!yne, rs Seventh street ,..,,o
L. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave- and Tenth ST.
BAKERA
Felix Desfosses, 2Oi2 II street
CLOTHING
T. S. Justh, Clio d street
DESTISTS
Dr. &. DeMontrevie. No. le2o Pennsylvania avenue
DRUGGISTS.
Coughlns Temple Drug Store + and Ninth streets
Entwisle, pennsylvania avenue and Twelilh street
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward G. Townsend, Ill3 Ninth street northwest.
Mrs. 5. f. Fuller, Art School, 1878 street H. W.
Miss Narrower, i,G street.
GSeSrEstoTn G,olIsgc Georgetown; D Irs
Park ssmlnary, 5Sd Finh street northwest ,.
saifs Eva as g Music SoSsI sTSSnN And streets
school Of Music 7o7 Eighth stree.
Musical Conservatory, O. l. billiard Isl Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter. G26 + street northwest
HOTELS.
81 James Hotel. corner sixth and PennsylvanIa ave
Penpa Sye and and Ssn street
Wormlcy's, ii and Fifteenth streets.
Morton House, w and VA h street
fremont House.
uATTERS.
b. II. stinemetz, 1871 Pennsylvania wenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, . High street.
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eseman Brothers, corner Seventh and r streets
A. Saks & Co., Seventh street,
b. Robinson 4 Co., 500 Pennsylvania avenue.
PIANOS
Sanders Stayman Penna. ave, and Twelfth street.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Norris Peters, Photo. photographer. No 4s Penn
sylvana avenue.
REAL ESTATE
h. H. Warner, DIG L street northwest
Jnhn sherman, st. Cloud Building,
Fitch 4 Fox, FTecdman's bank building 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenupy 4 Co, AZ Ninth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

LIMITED STATES MARsHATs SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of hcri iRclns, issued ont OF tho
Clerks Office OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed. will sell ut public
sale for cash, ut Dowlings nuctlonrooms, corner OF
Pc nnsyvnnia avenue and Eleventh street northwest,
on TUESDAY. the 1eth day Of March, ISIS, ut ten
o'clock m, all the right tile claim and interest OF
the defendant In and 10 the following described prop
erty, to witt One cOiTee-mlll. large oican and con-
tents cans of fruit, bottles catsup, II glasses Jelly
nnd 10 bottles yert Iowdcr seized and levied upon rs
the goods and cnttcls of Lewis Z. Clark, TO satisfy
execution No. 57lI equity In favor OF Mary v. Phil
lips FREDK. DOUGLASS,
- U. $. Marshal, ID. c.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctionecr.
MARCH Z, lS13. mnrs-dts
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SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoncer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DwELI.ING,
WITH MANSARD ROOF-NO. 80 I STREET
NoRTMEAsT, BErWEEN NORTH CAPITOL
AND FIRST STREETS EAST.
BY virtue OF O. deed Of trust dated March ", A. ID.
1878 duly recorded In Lber No 7it folio 1851 II seQ.
one Of the land records for the District OF Columbia
and by virtue of a decree passed by the supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia February 10 1873
In equity cause No. $50 docket No H. and at the re
quest of the party secured by the said deed OF trust
Will sell at pnbiic auction in front Of the premises on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1870, at four O'clock y. M,
the following described real estate, to wit: All that
certain piece parcel of ground known and described
Us lot numbered one hundred and five (i1j) In u. Il.
Gilbcrts recorded subdivision OF square numbered
six hundred and seventy five 900 IN the city OF Wash.
ington. District OF Columbia. the same having front
OF eghtet l5) feet upon the north side or street
northeast by depth OF eighty $50 feet improved by
a twostory mud basement brick dwelling, with man
sard roof and having all modern improvements.
Terms OF sale One.fourth cash, of which one hun
dred and hny ls50) dollars must he paid at the time
ofse the balance payable In two years, with Inter.
est thereon at eight per cenium per annnm payable
semI.annuny; the said deferred payments to be Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the property sold. IL tie
terms Of sale not complied with In six days att
sale. the trustee The right resell the prop
ery ut the risk and cost OF the enulting purch
G221t GLENN W. COOPER, Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

UNITED STATES MARsHAEs SALE,

by virtue Of n Judgment OF condemnation and heri
facias, Issued ont OF the Clerks Office OF the supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia and TO me directed
will sell Mt public sale for cash. at DUwllngs auc
ton rooms, of Pennsylvania avenue and Elev.
enth street northwest, on SATURDAY, the 10th day
March, lSIs, ut ten O'Clock nI. all the right title
cnim and interest OF tho Defendants In aud 10 tho
following. described property, to VIII One piano
seized and levied The property Of the defendants
George w. numphreysand Elizabeth a. humphrey
TO satisfy execution No. 1889, nj law, In favor OF Al
bert Gleason. fREDk. DOUGLASS,
MARCu n Is7s mars-dts
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ndy. Stocks dull.

sub-Treasury balances Gold, 800, i20,633H; ourren
oy daTa The Sub Treasurer paid account
OF interest t7Iooo. and for bonds sasoooo Customs
receipts. t2T2,0oo.
H. u. Cooke, IT., a Co., No it2s street northwest
furnish the following prices Of State bonds, Govern
ment bonds gold, and active stocks teegrsphed to
them from the New York stock Exchange:
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE. March II, 1873
Cattle-The market has been slow and quotations
fnlly sc lower Very best, ~ dSIsc; first quality az
spihc; medium, Ss@Sisc; ordinary, Sc. The most
sales were at 4dtAc Receipts, LIE. Sales, sg7.
HOSTILE market has been dull and &c lower
Prices, 5GBc Receipts s2ia
. Sheep Receipts. liU This market has been lightly
though fairly Supplied. Quotations, 4(IUl4c.
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AUCTION sALEs-TO.DAY.
John SHERMAN, Auctioneer.
- st. Cloud Building.

y st. Cloud BUILDING
TRUSTEES SALE. OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON BOUNDARY STREET, NEAR NINTH.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated February II, A.
p 1870 duly recorded 10 Iber No. ~, folio 80, one OF
The land records for the District q Columbia, and az
the request OF the party secured thereby, will sell
z, pyblS auctSn IN MOTT Of the premises on TUES
ingdescrbed real estate, situate In The city Of wash
ington, ID. c. 70 wit! Lot numbered one hundred and
ninety Ds In Prathers recorded subdivision OF
his part OF Mount Pleasant fronting Ninth street
west extended twenty (2o Feet, and running west to
boundary street, and fronting on said boundary
street twentyone and ninetyseven hundredths (2iG)
feet and containing Aus square feet OF ground more
or ess being the same property conveyed to the said
Sprggs by A. e. Richards ct. al, by deed dated Au-
gust isa and duly recorded In ber No. 49, folio
40 81 seq, one Of the land records for Washington
County. In the District OF Columbia together with the
improvements thereon, consisting OF a twostorv
name house.
Terms OF salei One-fourth cash balance In O. H. and
smonths with interest az seven per cent per annum
until paid nom day Of sale secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold. deposit OF 500 at time OF
sale II the Terms not complied with within five
days the trustees the right TO resell at risk
and cost Of defhutng purchaser amer Ave days I'D
vortising. All convcyancinp nj purchasers cost.
jos. n. EAS0N, lrrus,ooa.
THOMAS HYDE, ifuS
feb2g eoSds W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman.
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GALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
y RESIDENCE At COLLEGE, STATION, On
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

MALE OF \ Nth1 l,rE-lhNpIE ~ ~ ~
y RESIDENCE At COLLEGE, STATION, On
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD
BY virtue Of mortgage bearing date on the 2tn
day Of March, A. Disc aud recorded IN llbSr H. B
No folio 81 ct SEP one Q, The anf a. rS yip SSo a
assignment OF the snid mortgage to me- dated INC .h
day Of March, A. u. 1872 record ed In liber H. u No
g. folio Co. seq, Of the Hnl records Tor PTnce
the premises, noar College Station, Nd, on April =
1875 at 10 O'Clock H.. the following described real
estate, to wit: =.
All that tract part Of tract, parcel OF land SIT
Md being part of that portion OF the real estate OF
the late Charles H. Calvert which WIS allotted 10 Eu-
gene :. Calvert by commissioners appointed ny the
Circuit Court for Prince Georges County, sitting rs
Conf OF Faulty to lay OF lie widows dover md
make division Of the real estate o! the taid Charles
II. Calvert among his devScca and heirsat law OF
whom the said EIWpnr <. Cavtr. Is one, ana known
and described on the plat ana return OF te hloIeSal
commissioners us lot No. thereof and beginning ior
the same at stake the enst side OF tie railroad
distant sxtyhTre feet from the centre OF SAID fail
road, and running south fortrsevcn nhd quarter &C
grecs, oIst iliy-One perche then sOuth iwclNc u"-
Erce- hfty minutes west twenty-five aud iNty'siN
Onehundredtls OF perch to the division line between
lots Nos and t. md with said line north e'ghly-twO
enIy-tigi,t onc-hunircths Of perch; then north
deg, and iOrty-sN minutes, east my
three and any OnC-huniredhs Of perch to the be-
slnni e. and containing twelve acres VI aiid more or
SsL
This property Is improved by a beautiful and de
srabe two story House, well suited for country resi-
dence: also a smaller house, suilnll, for small nam
lily. The property II located convenient 70 ine , Ial
road station. and Ii only twelve minutes rus HO
Washington city.
Terms: 900 AMI expenses of sale ~ cash; bal
In one, two, and three years. for when nutt n
the purchaser will he taken, bearing Interest ~ IS
on the property sold. J. W. CHlCKERiNG,
Beneficiary under mortgage
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DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses of WASH
ingtnn.
The Jollo'ring is published for The benefit Of Tdr-
cling Statesmen, Strangers and The public gener.
ally-it includes all irddsS and professions, and
cannot fail to prore Of interest to all uho intend
trdnSdcting business IN Washington
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VEGETINE Z.
VEGETINE.
VEGETINE
Rev. J. p. Ludlow Writes:

I7s BALTIC STREET, BRooKLYs. N. VI
Nov. H. 1874 !
H. r. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Si'-From personal benefit received by Its use
well as nom personal knowledge OF those whose
cures thereby seemed almost miraculous, I most
heavily and sincerely recommend the VEGETISE
for the complaints which II Is claimed to cure.
JAMES p. LUDLOW.
Ia Late Pastor Calvary baptist Church.,
Sacramento. Cal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

II II. WARNER. ReAl-Estate Auctioneer,
De No. pIB street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE Of SMALL TWO.STORl
WOOD DWELLINGHOuSE, IN BLOCK S3l SIT
! UATEDlN ALLEY BETW ZEN FOUR-AND-A-
HALF ANDTliIRDS STREETS SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated the st day of Au
folio 49, OF the land records tor the District OF
Columbia the Sth day OF August 4. u. 1876, nj the
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction In front ofihe premises on the 10Th day
OF March 1875 at five o'clock In the afternoon Of that
day all that piece parcel of land with the improve
mens thereon, situated lying and being ~ the city
of Washington In the District Of Columbia, known
and described w follows, towit: As part Of Lot num-
Der 81 In square numbered $751; commencing for the
the southwest Of said lott thence north fourteen
90 feet and inches: thence east fnry-ivc (bl feet
thence south fourteen 40 feet and FIVE t5l inclcs
thence west forty five 90 feet to pnce Vi bcgnnng.
Terms of Sale-Fhe whole amount IN cash secured
by deed Of trust day ofsale $50 with Interest from
August l. 1877, ut ten per cent -
wFMSds J. Il. COLwEI.L, Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12
VEGETINE.
Pew. O. T. Walker says:

Providence, II. l., 1874 Transit STREET.
II. r. SrEvFN5. ESQ.
/ feel bound 10 express with my signature the high
value ! place upon your NEGETINE. My family
have used II for the last two years In nervous de-
bility 1t Is Invaluable and recommend II to all who
o. r. WALKER
Formerly Pastor OF BOwdOins1uare Church,
Boston,