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Tivoli Hall,

For sale, two force pumps in first
class order, cheap. Inquire at the
Star Brewery. f26-d3tw1t
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The BELLE OF BALTIMORE
Sold for ) cents. f21-G
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a debating club will be organized to-
night at the Red Cross hall, Bon's
block, All are cordially invited to at
tend
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Those wishing Chris. kapp's cele-
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c. p. Justus' restaurant and saloon,
Eddy street. f21-6t
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Pure Michigan cider, 10 cents per
gallon, at lf17-tfl
GoTTsTEIN, IpELMAN & Co.'S.
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At the Key City House are Frank
Roche, New York; Charles Wood, Fl.
Collins; C. Nelson, Jersey City; w. L.
Farrell, Wheatland, Pa; &. w. Mason,
ILL.,; G.. Denton, FIT. Fetterman, and
]. p. Gongwer, Fla.
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Another car load of that ''Golden
Sheaf Flour" just arrived at
f24-6t PEAsE " TAYLoR's.
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Green seal Cigars ut the Cabinet
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Go and see Gueck & Kaltenbach's
orchestriun at the Tivoli saloon to.
day. f27-1t
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Seats 400. Stage 20x30 scenery.
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Just received by express New York
count" oysters. G5 cents per can.
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Yesterday was one of the warmest
days ever experienced in Cheyenne at
this time of the year. The thermome-
ter stood 1909 in the sun and co in the
shade.
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The new directory gives San Francis
co a population of 3ue, 900. This makes
Salt Lake the third city on the Pacific
Coast.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
DAY PAssENGER-GoING NORTH.
AY observation-disclosures Souri,.

New AdvertimenGs.
Building and Loan Association-D.
r. Flennikcn, Secretary.
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vcftcd by law for tho purpofcs aforc-
said, hereby alfo cnjoining and rcquir-
ing all pcrfons whomfoevcr, as they
tender the welfare of their country,
the juft and due authority of govern
mcnt and the prctcrvatiOn Of the public
peace, to be aiding and afI'ifting there.
in according to law.
In TESTIMONY whereof, have caufed
the Seal of the United States to
he affixed to thcfc prcicnts, and
tigncd the fame with my hand.
Done this fifteenth day Of Scptcm-
Der, in the year Of onr Lord ono
thoutand fcvcn hundred and nine
tytwo, and Of the independence
Of the United States the seven
tecnth.
GO. WASHINGTON.
By the PRESIDENT,
Til. JEFFERSON.
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THE BURLINGTON
Weekly HaVkGyo.
81, 900 IN THREE PREMIUMS.

WTE Z will pay the agent sending us the
w largest list Of subscribers before
March I, 1879, ono first. class "a octnve.
rosewood or walnut, NEW SCALE, UPRIGHT
PIANO, $4,000. This list to be at least
so names,
For the second list not to be less
than 2Oh names. S1On in gold.
For the third list, not to be less than
100 names, $50 in gold
For 80, at one time, we will send
ten copies one year.
For 500, at one time, we will send five
copies one year.
For three nulncs md 5000 we will
send tho Companion Scroll Saw and
Drill, value So. So as special premium.
For five names and $1,000 we will send
the Companion scroll Saw, Drill, and
Lathe, value 50. 90, as aspecial premium.
We will send THE HAwEYE and "GLEAN-
INas FOR THE CURIOUS" to agents at So. 10
and return $2.01, ifthe book is not wante |
on examination, for its return, postpaid.
ii returned at once Address
HAWKEYE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Gee Burlington, Iowa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-07
By the PRESIDENT,
Til. JEFFERSON
Building and Loan Association.

HNHE 10th regular meeting or the Winns-
i Doro building ana Loan ASSorIrt lon
Will be held In the iown Hall on Monday even
Ing, tho gil instant, at o'clock. Members viii
mcnts ut Or before that time otherwise the
penalty OF ten cents per share will be charged
after the meeting. There will be from four
hundred to six hundred dollars on Ia d.
Money Will be offered rs usual
ID. Il. FLENNIKEN,
dee VII Sccy and Treas.
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II CARD.

I take this method Of informing my
friends and patrons of Wiunsboro and
Fairfield, that am now with the firm of
Cohen d Loeb, and all orders for Dry
Goods, Notions &c. will have my personal
and prompt attention. Orders for sam
plies solicited.
Respectfully,
MILES p. REFO.
Charleston, S. c., December 3, 1879
dee 3 .i3Xl
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LOCAL ITEMS.


ing is the present schedule Of arrivals,
Oh the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad:-
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Strengthen your voice and remove
coughs, colds and hoarscncss, by TAX
ing DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
rs cents per bottle.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A GENTS WANTED--For the best and fastest
IASclling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices
reduced 80 per cent NATIONAL PUBLISHING
COMPANY, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
National Republican., 1878-12-05
.FORTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.
[Cbntinuod from First Ru0e.l

vision for the payment Of the commissioners from
Mr,. .Eprs objected to that provision. and It was
On motion OF Mr.. HEwIrr(N. W, provision was
added directing the superintendcnt OF the Hot
Springs reservation to provide and maintain sum
ctcnt number Of FREQ baths for the use OF the indi'
gent
The bill was then posed.
Mr.. KELLEY offered q resolution calling on The
Secretary of the Treasury for information rs TO the
deposit OF Government money In any national,
State or private bank the SDth Of September and
November, 1873, other than deposits made by dis.
bursting agents. Adopted
Mr.. FRYE introduced q bill 10 amend the pen.
slon.laws. Referred.
Mr.. HOOKER asked leave to offer resolution
calling on the Attorney General for information In
regard to the timber depreciation prosecutions In
Mississippi, but Mr. Conger objected.
Mr.. FORT asked leave to offer the following reso-
luton:
"Rosoired. That the legal tender quality Of silver
dollars OF 4l2lS grains Of standard silver shall be
maintained and enforced, and that any discrm.
inntion against said silver dollar by any national
bank, in refusing TO receive them and treat them
as legal dollars, shall be deemed defiance OF the
laws Of the United States and the COMMITTEES on
Banking and currency Is hereby instructed TO
mature and bring In a bill for the withdrawal OF
the circulating notes Of all such banks 30 Of
Tending"
Mr.. BEEBE-Thnt is n proposition to declare that
dsobcdicnce 10 the law shall be deemed defiance
oft.
Several objections were made, and the PROPOSE
ton was not received.
The House then, at los, adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-12-05
GEORGE ETOUN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Rev. j. Jay Joyce rector of 81. Johns p Z.
Church, is on n visit to Philadelphia.
William T. II. Gibson, Alabama; NJ. C. Wilson.
New York, and W. j. johnson, Baltimore, are at
the West End Hotel.
Tho Potomac Boat Club has joined the National As.
ISOLATION Of Amateur OaTsmen and hope, with the
cooperation OF the Analostnns who are also members
of the Association and the citizens of the District 10
arrange al all early day regatta OF the several
Northern clubs belonging TO the association to be
held on the Potomac River
Yesterday morning. about ten o'clock, white
labOrer, named james Minor working on the new
buildings of tho Washington and Georgetown Rail.
road had the thumb of his right hand cut on by a
rock falling ON II. lie was assisted 10 Cropcy's
drug. store. corner Of Potomac and Bridge streets
where he was attended by Dr Bowie Tyler.
The festival now in progress at 81. Johns ?. +.
Church has proved quite success. II sbeing held
In the Sabbath school room, which IL handsomely
decorated aud lestooned with eyergreens aud
flowers The various tables are presided over by
the following ladies. Confectionery tRble-MTs
Robert 7, Dodge, Mrs. MINOR Bates Misses Dodge
and Miss Nicholson. Fancy table-Mrs $. Rsquc
Mrs. Captain Johns, Miss Lou Wrsteryel, Miss
Lille Risque, and Miss Annie Williams. Cumicc'
tionery and fruit tAble-Mrs, Oscar Stevens, Mrs
John N. Waters, Misses George and Maria smoot
and Mrs, John SmOot, jr. Express oiiice-MIsscs
Jones, Miss Barbarn, and Miss Meta Marbury
Supper table-Mrs. John Marbury, jr., Mrs. Profess
| sOr lnnell, Mrs. J. q. Waters. and Mn. Dallum
National Republican., 1878-12-05
Geoi getown Commercial News.
GRAIN MARKET.

GRAIN MARKET.
better feeling aud partial recovery from the depres
sion n ported yesterday and we write active In
quiTy iOr top grades for tho supply OF local milling
at about the current rates reported at the close
OF last weeks market. The offerings on Change con-
sisted Of 1900 bushels prime mixed wheat which was
sold nt 81 oJai.
Corn-Thcro were receipts sales Of corn and
In the absence of transactions quote nOmnRlly at
4si5c for good 10 prime new, and is5Oc for old OF
UHAIS ARRIVALS
by carnl-BOats Caledonia, with 80 bushels of
wheat TO Harley y Brother; Hattie a Bessie, with
500 bushels OF wheat TO J q & NJ Waters
RIVER TrOST.
Arrved-Schooners W l. Franklin, ThomRn, IInvre
de Grace. to load COul; Mary j Anderson. Corson,
philah, lpha, 10 load cuN thares Moore, RObinsOn
Philudrlph II. TO load coal.
ATrlved-SClOOncTs " l. Franklin, Thomas, Nor
folk with 2l5 tons Of coal Mary D Anderson, New
SOIk, with 80 tons of coal; Charles Moore RObinsOn,
Providence, with $50 tons OrcJal
Arrlvcd-BOats VIM Jackson L Hughes Golden
Rule, G. W lovCrldge, Busy Iee, A T. MCQunde, Dr
ElIpsuI, S Lloyd, II, Samuel II Davis, W Burke, L
J. LcmlnUn, ID N lair, Onward, and Donna Thigh.
man.
Mitchell, jr, Farmers Ffi,nd A kraiz Willie Il
Annie, Dr q T. Porter, u, Donna Tilghman, Queen
CITY, Onward. W Burke, Martha, p l. Lennon.
sou, iioien Rule, q, S IL DAVIS. LizZie Regnn " m
Jack son. II I.uvcredge, A II MCluade, Il Hughes,
M l. Waters, and Meredh
National Republican., 1878-12-05
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 4, 1875.
Cotton weak and nomInal,S AiiddlIng sJ.G9c
Flour IN iair demand and steady. Howardstr
aud Western superne, " T6es 5o do extra o. 1906
do. hniiy, u s2SQe5; city Mills superRnH, % T5gs CO.,
do. extra % 1904 2S do. Rio brands % 2565 5Oi Pa
tapsco family. t02h
wheat southern firm and good shpping demand I;
Western active, firm, and higher. Southern red no
ICs; do. amber. q $50 10; No, Pennsylvania red
sIOSI No. Western winter red, spot aud December
o. uJG Olsi January, slW
q, Corn southern active and firm; Western ouIet
hut steady. southern white, ~ 4hc4 do. yellow n
q doc Western mixed spot and Deem ber old Az:
spot and December, new, iS's ctSaci January, i60
4G'.c
white. 2ss2Nac; do. mixed. 2JgS!soi fennsylyania,
z70t20c
Rye in more inquiry and shade armer Southern,
b3db7c
Hay duh and heavy. Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime, sil4Ii2-
Provisions quiet and Irregular and nominalIy un.
changed. Mess pork, tS 70. Bulk meats loOse
shoulders, new 3 clear rib les, new, 46bc pRcked
new, SA@5c Bacon-Shoulders, old, gtsci cear-rl6
sides, new 6.4o, Hams, new, Btg iOc. Lard refined
uerces, &c Butter quiet but steady; choice Western
packed, l0nlbc rolls l56r lGc.
Petroleum shade easier. Crude, TI,i refined SIC
Coiiee dull and nominal Rio caIgoes, ~. aIOt
sugar about steady, A son, sIf@G4c.
Whisky shade hTmer o. OpSpi u0I,.
frelghis 10 Liverpool per steam quiet Cotton, I'd
-four, 2s I'd grain, u. d -
ReCeipts-Flour, 1854 bbls wheat, 10000 but corn
G,oOp bui oats, 500 bu; rye, 40 bu
shipments-Wheat, IS,OO hui corn, 500
National Republican., 1878-12-05
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned at the Commissioners Once.

George c. Hodges has been appointed All addi.
tional private on the police force, to do duty
between Seventh and Ninth and II and X streets
northwest.
Justice Macarthur granted a Temporary restrain.
ing order TO Charles u. Davis against the COmms.
sioners to prevent them from turning OF the PUtu-
mac water from the i street swimming School for
aTrearnge Of water tax.
Major Morgan, Superintendent of Police, sug-
gcsts the necessity Of placing street lamps IN the
following localities where they are much needed
Thirteen and.a-half street, from u street to Penn.
sylvanin avenue northwest; boundary street, from
Seventh to Ninth northwest; street, from Seventh
to Tenth northwest
Secretary Schurz, In q letter the Commissioners,
declines 10 accept Mr., Hume us representative for
the Interior Department on the Board OF Fire Com.
missioncrs, and says that as Mr. William u. Reed
has never resigned the position, the Interior De.
partmcnt has no vacancy to I'll. Furthermore, as
The city Is in the county OF Washington, Mr.. Reed
is as much eligible for the position As IL he resided
beyond the city limits. The letter mas been referred
TO District ctAttorney Riddle foran opinion upon the
sub,Ast,
National Republican., 1878-12-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.
No.. avan1 ns.

NEw 'YoRK. Dec. Z, 1873
Money was easy at ?G@5.
Foreign exchange st, ady; 4s!s for long and $3.50
4s5 for short.
Gold weak nj icot. ioo'G bid.
Governments were quiet
State bonds dull The only feature In the market
was break OF per cent In Louisiana consols which
subsequently recovered to 70.
Railroad bonds were active and frm. missouri,
KaEsns and Texas consolidated (Rssented) rose from
81 to s5, and do. seconds from 10 to i9li. and
nrsts declined per cent TO ds,i and do seconds !
per cent 10 isI. winona and 81 Peters seconds rose
from o,s to 90. Chicago aid Northwest consolidated
gold coupons declined from i0!S to io,s Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern Hrss from 80 to 0si Del
aware and Hudson (pgisiercd) Of iso ffom os's to o
Denver and Rio Granoe frs;s nom o5 10 o2Ji, North
Missouri hrsts from 1915 10 iO7I and Great Western
frs lex coupon) from 1915 to 1855. Boston Hart
ford and Erie advanced ffom 81 to 2DH. The stock
market Irregular b early dealings hnd prices de-
clIned ill per cent the latter Illinois Central. d. r.
ing the afternoon, however, strong tone character
lied dealings, and there was advance OF = to "a
per cent from the lowest point. The principal nctlv
ity in Lake shore, Northwest. 81 Paul, and Della
ware Iackawnnna aud Western. The investment de
mand seems to be conhntd to the assured dividend
paying stocks. or these Rock Island WAS most active
to-day belt taken freely at u.s. with llB, bid at the
clOse. Harlem 40 bid, and stock offered under
lD New York aud New Haven was quoted at ib5iSdp
IL bid aud no stock offered The transactions aggrc
gated lE,0OO shares, OF which 30u were Erie, 1850
were Lake shore, p go were Northwestern common,
were do preferred 400 were ptsburg, 1900 were
Delaware, Iackawanna and Western, 40 o were Della.
ware and Hudson, 500 were Morris and Essex, 2000
were Western Union, and 200 were Pacific Mail.
The following were the closing prices;
National Republican., 1878-12-05

AM ofilO
sArrosEEE r. ssSvfG sSsri fesslfsaf %sS sfionr LINE
NORTH, NoRTnwEsr,Hw west, AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, NDSEABER t% EABE fEtESF T. ISSsl a, S1AM
SFY G2 ERk fkSPFA :s ty "A AS2 AlSG,ys go 80
hspas sno,s Sn SEs a. sGpes LS1 SSs Cir
Rsse. % BSessSsei BS al aS Relay : 'iA"O'''' "Du '
Ssl.mors iAGnspo' and Way tPSSImonit elm 81.
7,.oHiBxRrlMoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS.
"1SSEY 1SB hIIkoh Xhk EAPk SsrsP s9SISS 1s
New York and Philadelphia. STOPS at Annapolis
LgMBus, AND DPfrisBVnG ExrREss. Fred
sunday. fhroSh car VIC 10 stanton. % nff Pnan % SaPi
to ci,clnnati daily. Granon to sandusky dalt'
ooo.tOh sunday on,y-Baltlmore. Annapolis, and
iooc"BXLTIMoRE EXPRESS. STOPS at Bladens.
burg. College. Bellsyille, Laurel, Annapolis June
:, ,ilon, Jessups, aud Hanover.
RHy IR1JpGys AspnPPp0 EIlf9s Gy %sd wSy n
Ia. ion Sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta.
BLADENsBuRa, ANp'L LAu.
REL ENPRLSss Frederick via Relay. stops at
ts',iPolnt q R9cks Frederick, Hare siown, WIN;
chester, ana WAY Smlohs. On sundays 20 iOht
OF Rocks and Way stations only.
Gp-f baltimore, ANNAPOLIS, and Way stations
6oo-tPIilLADELPiIIA, NORFOLK, AND BAL
T1MORE ENPItsSS EllicOu city, Norfolk, cN-
cept sunday. Norfolk 1,as enEers taken Ia the
cars direct To boat at Canton. Stops nj Bladens-
burg and Laurel.
ss-ItGHSo aHd aNS Ny sGg sSHShpvs EXPRESS
Sleeping cars to thicagO,
slot BALTIMORE ENPRESS.
qDO-Po.nt Of Rocks aud Way stations
eyO-tsT. LOUIS, CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
AND Pl1TsbuRG EkPliLss. Phtsburg, eH'
SUNDAY Pullman Cars.
ieib-tSEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA,A a Nd BAL
TfMORE ExPRfSSS. Sleeping car 70 New YORK
and special sleeping car TO Philadelphia.
tDaily. ton sunday only Other trains daily, ch-
cept sunday.
National Republican., 1878-12-05
COM NJ EIsCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WAsHlSOrOS. Dec. ls'e
Arrived.
Rey's whnTv's-SChOOnCrs Era Johnson Surall
Jane Russell; The mus Parks. Evaus Lizzie RRgir,
Rasan; all from uhesapeakN6Ray. with oysters to
market.
Johrson's wharvcs- -schooTers Native, -. Deco.
quap. with wood TO johnson Brothers; Planter Dick
son. NonIni, with WOOD to same.
CLEAREn
BircOc's whLrvIs - Schconers Oilone CrOwel
Georgetown, to load coal; Mary ID ireland, CCTsOn
Georgetown, TO lead coal
Riley's whnrvcS- -SyhOOncTs Black Hawk. Gree n;
Cora DeIphinc, k,ly; John W Gray. Bundirk; Ban
ner, Chissltine; 7 q Hamilton spence; ftsh Hawk
Mearsi J II GUOlscil, EvnllSi John e Van Name
.Chkciiine; Daniel Sheets, Rcbb. Thomas Farley
Chrss =; American Eagle Bryley; Maggie Elizabeth
Adams; all down the river light.
JUlnsun's whnIy s-SchUo IrIs John NJ Ely, Henry
Caroline, Reed both bound down, light
National Republican., 1878-12-05

ment continued by Mr. Sidney Bartlett for appel
liant and by Mr.. Attorney General Devens for
appellee, and concluded by Mr.. Sidney Bartlett for
appellant.
so. 8. tAssigned.) George T. Mattingly ct al, ap-
pellants W. The District OF Columbia.
No. go. (Assigned.) First National Bank OF New
York ct al. appellants, Us. Abner f. Shoemaker.
Argument commenced by Mr.. A. O. Riddle for the
District Of Columbia
National Republican., 1878-12-05
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
OUNCANsON BROS, Auctionecrs.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctionecrs.
TRusrER's SALE OF HOUSES NO. rn OHIO
AVENUE NORTHwFssr. NOS sol AND s9 u
STREET NohTHwI15T, AND NOS. sa AND a9i
sEYENTII STREET NORTHEAST. IN WASH.
by virtue Of two deeds Of trust dated respectively
No. si9 at foc iTs, and Ibcr No, s5 ut folio 49, Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
will sell nj public auction, In front of the premises, on
the days named the following described real estate.
On TUESDAY, December 10, A. ID. isis at O'Clock
p. m sublot eighteen s). In square two hundred and
twenty-eight (S,sl. improved by substantial three
avenue, and known as No. lii. - .
on WEDNESDAY, December H. A. d. 1873, at
o'clock p. M, sublot u. In square three hundred
and nneiy.hve tsab), improved by a tw0stOry brick
store and dwelling and two-story dwelling adjoin.
Ing. and known respectively as Nos. sol and SIS II
street northwest, corner Of Eighth street.
On THURSDAY, December ", A. d. ISIS, at o'clock
p m the north thirty three feet Of original lot eight
ls In square eight hundred and ninety four (ss, do
stantial two story and basement brick dwellings,
known Nos 30 and 35i Seventh street northeast,
near corner OF u street
cash, and balance In equal nstallmentat sE twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest at per cent nom
date OF sale secured by deed Of trust the premises
all cash. ut option Of the purchaser. deposit,
20 on each piece Of property viii be Tequlred from n,
terms sale complied with In seven days the
trustee the right 10 resell at risk and cost of
deS.d&ds r. W. DowNMAN. Trustee
National Republican., 1878-12-05
THE COURIiS.

Supreme Court OF the United States,
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 1, 1873.
No, 100, (Assigned) The Union Pacific Railroad
csEPsAy, sppellapt vs. The United States, AlSu'
National Republican., 1878-12-05
nUNCAlSoN BROS, AUCTIoNEERs,
- Corner Of Ninth and stree

KkTY ,hSB L4RgE Lof 81 gRouSp NEAR
f 6trtffEb MfHSHk a. u. S RN6J !,k bA GSt bEEY MILL
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust dated July 10
lang ana rscSps o Z NS cS &
trei q COLUMBIA !he undersigned. trustees will on
So o'clock IN front Of the premises, sell at pub
lie auction all those piece. or parcels oI ground stu
Known KIN am and GssIsnsted as fSf Of original lot mum:
bered eleven M and the whole OF original lots mum.
twenty Ssy. u sg,lais nnnibcrea i've husdfsa snd
% ecj sauafs fse, Of ground more Or les. tosshsr
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of q
twostory mill. which has been used rs stone saving
Terms of sale; As prescribed by said deed Of trust
the amount Of indcbedness secured by the said deed
St trust u UNPAID wit with mn in'sres, from ,d my ny
sspSnse " o. D sps. in CASH. ST. and he Ssncs at SIX
9nd mSpsss GT o sh s s nSes % %
At siS per cent per annpm M ard secured by deed g,
terms of sale shall not be complied with within ten
al Sss eos s%S sa
assTarnss. HB%AaR H5SlRF I VI bG4 GG44!soNs Trustees.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE. on r
Il sTBEEr NORTH, NEAR NORTH CAPITOL
corded in Il6er S2i folio i OF the nnd records Of lie
District OF Columbia, will on TUESDAY, the 10th
tRs premise" offer for sale al auction lot s. Of 40
B kolly's trusted subdivision Of certain lo Is In
(NO. street noItGwestj.
Terms gooo. with 81 per cent interest from May
anee IN three equal insiaimcnts, at Six Twelve and
s,shsen months with nte,es ssc1Ied re by the pur,
deposit Of tGo viii be required at the Time OF sale.
cOnveyanGlns at purehH'erMi n tGil. SsuroRp Trustee
Il. II. WARNER, Auctioneer. nov2S Goods
National Republican., 1878-12-05
JoHN SHERMAN & CO.,
y Real Estate AuctIoneers. 81. CLOUD building

on TWENTY.THIRD STREET WEST. BE
TWEEN NJ AND n STREE1S NORTH.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated September 10,
A. d. 1870 recorded in Loer No 6, iolio 90, one OF
the land records Of Washington County. District OF
thereby we will sell at public auction III front OF the
premises TIL UllSDAS, the 18th day of December,
a. D., ls7s, at o'clock D. NJ, that piece parcel OF
ground situate in the city of Washington In saId Dis
trict. known as lot lett Sed III" In LOOMS sub
division OF original lot twenty-onP, In square thirty
six, with improvements consisting VI small frame
house
Terms OF sale: Onc-fourth cash; balance in O. r. s,
and 81 months, with interest at per Cent.-deierrcd
payments to be secured Oh the property splL de-
pOslt OF $50 required at time Of sale, and all convey
arcing Gt buichaSers cost. Terms to be complied
VII" III '''e" '''N Jos ii. EDsON. Trustees
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. hU27dC :, ,j,O,l2