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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11
THE OLD COLONY ACCIDENTS
An Excursion Train Thrown from the
Track by an Open switch.

An Excursion Train Thrown from the
Track by an Open switch.
Boston Oct. s.-A frightful railroad accl
dent occurred about 7:l5 this evening a
Wallaston Heights, a station on the Old
Colony railroad, five miles from the depot
in this city. The train consisted of twenty.
two cars including one English coach, and
was drawn by two engines. The cars were
crowded with sporting men from this city
and adjacent parts Of New England, who
were returning from Silver lake, Plympton,
Mass, twenty.eight miles distant, where NJ.
+. Davis, of Portland, Me-, had defeated
Patrick Reagan, a prominent oarsman Of
of this city, at single SOULS. The train was
proceeding at twenty mile rate over a
slightly raised embankment when oil of a
sudden the occupants of the forward cars
felt the wheels beneath them Dumping along
over the ties. The English coach, contain
ing Reagan, the defeated oarsman, the re-
porters, and the heavy hackers Of the con-
testants. was almost Immediately overturned.
The lamps were ex'inguished, and all piled
in indiscriminate confusion. The kissing of
steam was heard close at hand, but nothing
conld be seen but the survivors and each
made his exit as best he could. The Times
lnIOT uuulnK uAWbelI comparatively
uninjured, and seeing a hole in the roof Of
his car, clambered through il, and thence to
the swamp. Five Of the cars were in ruins
and groans and cries we're heard on every
hand. The occupants of the cars which re.
NAMED on the track hurried to the rescue Of
their less fortunate companions, but without
light and in the absence of physicians little
effective aid could be given. The fremen
who were on the engines soon came back
from the swamp where they had been hurl'
ed when their machines capsized. The
wreck fortunately did not take fire and te
This unusual fact is due the smallness of thl
death list. As it is, however, some seven
teen corpses lie on the scene aud at Least
fifty wounded men arc groaning in the vi
cinity. A wrecking train with physicianI
was dispatched - soon a. the news of thu
accident reached this city, and all assistance
possible was rendered the un~fortunates
The cause of the accident was doubtless ar
open switch, us . freight train was svitohinf
at the place and was apparently unaware o
the excursion train.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11

Telegraphic adyices from Washington
state that it is the decided opinion at the
war department that there is to he a long
and bloody war in Dakota this fall and
winter, and that preparations are being
made accordingly. The third, fifth and
seventh cavalry can be concentrated at a
few days notice, and orders have been sent
tn the eighteenth infantry, which is distrl-
tuted through the south. to hold itself in
readiness to move at a moments notice.
This will make about 300 men, all but
300 mounted. The fighting, If there is any,
will be in General Terry's department, OF
which General Gibbon is temporarily in
command. 1t is also announced that in
case of war in this region Gen. Sheridan
will personally take the field. There
are about $4,000 Sioux Indians between
Yankton and Bismarck and out of this
number probably 5000 warriors could be
produced should a general conflict ensue.
The Sioux are the best fighting Indians on
tue plans and it would require not less
than thee times their number to subdue
them should they enter earnestly upon Q
war. The various bands of the nation are
joined together by ties of blood and of ira
ditional sympathy and are as one people.
At war they would become formidable.
But we do not share with the war depart.
ment in its nervous apprehensions of ser.
ious trouble along our immediate border.
We believe that the Indian department has
been unwisely tampering with q dangerous
element for the past year and that it has
ignorantly invited the very condition of af-
fairs now so strongly predicted from the
war department. 1t now appears that the
crisis has gone by and that the Indian de.
partment in finally yielding to not unreas.
enable demands upon the part of twelve
thousand Indians has averted the serious
consequences which q short time ego SEEM
ed inevitable. If this proves to be the case
it is to the patience ofthe Ill treated members
of the Red Cloud and Spotted Tell bands,
and not to the wise management of the In
dian department that w owe our safety.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11
FLop.ovER Of the INDEPENDENT.
The Newspaper Which Battered Its Polit.
Ieal Honor for 5000 of Bartlett Trips
Money.
Sioux Falls Paragraph.

Tho Newspaper Wh1ch BAftere0 1tS fOlAt.
Ieal Honor for 5000 Of Bartlett Trips
Money.
Sioux Falls Paragraph.
For two or three weeks it hasbeen known
that the Sioux Falls Independent was hawk
ing itself about the democratic camps, stri-
wing to make a stake by selling out to the
opposition. 1t is also known that it made
overturcs to the republican managers, offer
ing to remain true to the party if even .
less sum than that it could get from the
other tide should be paid for its loyalty.
The last issue Of the paper shows. however.
that the diseraceful transaction has been &C.
compli.hed which takes the ~1ndependelt
out of the republican party. While the
sum realized, only 5000, is 2 very small
amount for a newspaper to take for AL 1t
ha. in the way Of political honor OF even
journalistic common sense. it appears to have
been a price larger than a few Of the demo.
cratic leaders thought it worth, as p OF
them remarked to an outsider that one per
cent Of the amount was more than the po-
lilical inau,nce Of the paper ought 70 COM
mand in any market. But even this Low
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11

For Delegate to Congress.
GRANvILLE @. BENNETT.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11

Now is the time to order your suits and
overcoats for fall and winter wear. A com.
plete line Of tailoring goods now in stock
I do not need to tell you that . perfect ft Il
guaranteed for that il q foregoss cooclu'
sion. CHAs. ElsK1fAH,
Dsssdvay.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-11
TERRITORIAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

6ttV0y 6v0sWSSSS OVSVU0S ~ sVsO
TERRITORIAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Delegate to Congress.
GRANVILLE O.. BENNETT.
JUDICIAL DISTRICT TICKET.
For District Attorney. ed Judicial District,
Alfred NJ. Flags,
OF Minnehaha County.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
For Council.
Ncwton Edmunds,
II. b. Wynn. y
For House of Representatives.,
J. r. GAMBLE,
E. C. Walton,
Adolf MAUksch,
Andrew 'Simonson.
COUNTY TICKET.
For commissioner
Daniel Wilcox.
For Register of Deeds,
Ephraim Miner.
For Sheriff,
Willard A. Raker.
For Judge of Probate,
L. ConEleton.
For Treasurer,
Fred schnauber.
For Assessor,
Herman Ellermamn.
For Coroner.
D. Frank Ettcr.
For Superintendent of Schools.
T. s, Dickson
For Surveyor,
E. IL. Van Antwerp
For Justices of the Peace,
E.. +. White, G. W. Roberts.
Andrew stranne, S. w. Howe
For Constables,
James A. Hardin, Peter FRANC,
Gus Swanson, T. G~underson.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

QufcK'sfLvER, beaten up with the white Of
III egg aud applied with feather to every
SSrnck and crevice Of a bedstcad, Il the very
best hug preventive.
tfLEBRATED actress, whose fresh smile
nln Siver voice favored the deception, always
called henelf sweet sixteen" She stated her
age rs sixteen In court as witness, Her son
was directly called up and asked how old ho
was; six months older than mother" was
the honest reply.
HE had made a hearty meal at a restaurant,
and getting up, he said to the waiter: II de-
cmte, " ! haven't forgot my purser The
waiter fired up and hurl,d big words at him
.Or iuII three minutes before pausing for
breath. When chance came the stranger con-
tihued But i have So note here Ia my
pocket" Tho waiter couldn't smile to save
his life.
Ar AN OddFellows' ball the other day
young man IN the medical student line Of life
came suddenly face TO face with dear, kind,
old, htherly looking gentleman with white
hair, OF highly respectable and almost Biblical
appearance. They both stood transfxcd The
same idea flashed across both of them. "Your
lace Is familiar TO me, very familiar but
! cant remember where we have met so
often. However, the friendly impulse was
carried out they shook hands warmly, par-
took Ct friendly glass, aud departed, still
ignorant Of each others name and occupation
But the young man was determined to solve
the problem, and he seized on the waiter and
said to him: Tell me, waiter who IL that
distinguished stranger with the white hair all
about himY And the waiter whispered
iowIy; Please, sir, that's the pawnbrokcr."-
London Tysth.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Novs; Ask for pond's Extract
Take no other.
"Heaf, ~ viii speak 81 e1esllen1
things"

"Hear, fse I viii speak 81 eleeiie,A
things"
PONDS ExTRACT-Th The great Vegetable
thiity yesrs, and for tleanliners and prompt
c, curative virtue. cannot be esecIled.
Pond: E:,rsss yss,.~s. s.s, srrss. -,,ss.
COntusAons, Cuts, Nprsins, l.re relieved
Sr"%s %Ss s.s,s. rsn. W si. y :p,Ss.
Excerfstions, Chsnngs, Old sores,
Balls, Feions, Corns, etc. Arrvsts In
fammntion. reduces swelltnes, stope bleeding,
rs hnd L iSsr Sess afp q,Ssa Sss' as.u.s.,
SsIs fnsys. insy are sn
the head, nausea vertigo, 80. Il promptly
smsliorstes and permanently. heals az
Kinds OF innamlnations and ulSera.
HEnoH 4 Holds or PILES find in this the
No CASE, however chronic or obstinate can
long resist Its regular nsc.
+ s hs. only :S.s sos
BLEEpiNG f,p% % any cai.c. For mi. I. 1. spe.
ether remediss failed to arIcst bleeding III from IN
moss, stomach, lungs, and elsewhers. =,
nhsa..,.n arc q. Az. .s:TSa and and
rHYsiCIASsot q ali.sfooi: vso are acquainted with
eOmmendsiiOn frpm hundreds Of Physcisns
pr.ct,cs. In sidition 70 the iorssoins, w Ding they
order ita use for swellings Of all kinds
Quinsy, Sore Throat, In famed Tom
sfls, simple and chronic Diarrh1a, Ca
rarTh Ter which IL Is . spee,fc,, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, Stings Of
insects, BIusquitoes, etc., Chhppsd
Hands, Face, and indeed all manner Of
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roushness
and smartingJ heals Cats, Erupt,ons
and Pimples. 1t rerfres, tnr,poniiGs ami
,t'rsshss, while wonderfully improving the
no FxRMERs"Pond,s Extract. No Stock
Bpeder, no Livery Man afford TO be with
out it. II Is used by all tho leading Livery
6tAblCe, Street Hiilronds and first Horsemen
In New York City. II has no equal for spran-,
Harness or S.ddle GuatngS stiffness,
Scratches, swellings, Cuts, LaoeIrtions, Bleed
ings, Pneumonia, Colo, Diarrhna, Chils,
Colds, NC. Its range Of action IL vide, and the
relief 1t affords 1. 40 prompt that IL |. yaluA-
ble in every Farm-yard Us well as In every
farmhouse. Lat II 10 trisd ones, and you
will never he without IL.
CAUTIONt Ponds EHtlAct has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Pond's
Extract blown In caeh bottle. II 10 prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how TO prepare IT. properly. Refuse all
ether preparations Of Witch Hazel. This Is
the only article used by Physicians, and IN tho
hospitals Of this country aud Europe.
HISTORY aud lrsec of s1nds EHtract,
in pamr,lrrt form, sent frs' on application TO
rOND's EXTRACT COMPANY, vs. Maidcr
National Republican., 1878-07-18
PROPOSALS..

fNOFOSALS.
PROPOsAIs FOR CARPETs.
TnrAsuRy DErAsrMsxr.
wAsH,SHrIN, u. q. July IS i'7s.
ao6S' OF Ii'isBAT. July ~ i;ss. Tor supplying
begi American Carpet Lining, for rnitedaiteS public
eTe 10 The n Vas S % and S he "SH c
Tsgairsd ~ dS,lysry Sa pa a s 81 es ,b
lining. as y .cmen Of the quality Of the goods pro-
Bds should be marked Proposals for Carpets for
n. or S,nnIW Ea.ns,os sha g. 6 TO the secretary
jyiS6eod Acting Secretary.
DRopOsALs FOR MlsCELLANEOuS ARTI.
-, TREAsrRy pErsRrMrNr;
n,,,. ,..,r -, WAsHISGIoS u Z, July y, ISIS
until !: o'clock. noon Of rTu asDAY .s'h or July,
nc sshsss i spaff aSa SS s SGa may he oh
t.lnsd on application at the Office Of the Gnstodan Of
JyiS @eod chief Clerk.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL
off''k COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT Js Juiy frss,'' T. is
Proposals for SUPPLYING the District q Columbia
with fuel for the year ending June ~ ls19 rs called
for In advertisement, dated June = iS's viii be
A> '"'' - :" -'''" T. T. TowNsENp
Jyl5-SMWF Superintendent Uf Property.
pROPoSAIs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WAsHISGTuS, Il, C., July ., ISIS
Sealed proposals Will be rcccIvOl NJ he department
Of state unln y the 10Th day VI August l-1s, 10
nTnsh this Department with Stationery Tor the year
ending June ~, ls!, Ia arcCfd.nce with schedule OF
proposing to bid therefor.
Tie right to reject any and all bids, to 1CCep any
portion Of any bid to amend the quantity given OF
any I.TLls IN the schedule II reserved aud each hl
der Il required to furnish with his bid u hIud, with
two surptes. In the sum ui Two thOusI. dollars us
guarantee OF faithful performance nf the contract
which may be awarded 10 hun. H. {. MORGAN,
Jyl2 superintendent
1)RoPOSALs FOR DREDGING, &c.
L. y. ESGISEER OFFICE,
No. i05 IESNsYLNASIA ANESuE,
WASH NGTuS. H. e., June % 1874
Sealed proposals tor the inprOy ement OF the follow
Ing rivers and larhors viii be received at this office
until " m. Of Monday, July q 1873 and opened i'm
!. Dredging IN Hmrbos Of Washington aud George
town. nc.
/. Dredging Ia OccOquan River Va
J. Dredging IN Aqua Creek, Va
4. Constructing like In RuIpHhannOCk River, Va
s. Dredging Ia LrunHrllOwn lIaIhOr, Nd
O. Dredging Ia Hampton River, Va.
SptcHCIt ons and blank fTuls fuT proposals be
s 7. ALERT,
Julya U. \. C.vil Engineer.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, sHOFS, HATS. WATCHES, PISTOLS
JEWELltl, DC,
Gan lie sold tor the highest cash prices Gents cloth
lug especially desired, for which the extreme value
will be pas by calling on ar addressing HERzoG, 5Os
Ninth stieyt northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue.
Orders promptly attended ". MARI II
National Republican., 1878-07-18
baltimore General Market.
V,,tv ~


Cotton quiet. Middling liiie1ilgc
Flour quiet and steady. Huwurd-street aud western
superfine, s.d y, do extra, q sssmt 3: do mnly ~
tlS.s; city Mills superhne, y 0n3si; do extra =, 10
o. -: do Rio brands, IS u; lntnpsco family sb0 %
wheat-Southern active and firm. Western active,
hrm, and higher Southern red prime, u OSd co. do
amber q OTetI 10; No. Western winter red, spot,
elosil July, u Oea August and September, e.
Corn-Southern steady. Western hIln and higher.
Southern white sc do yellow, toe; Western mixed.
spot and July. Isc August, t6Ac; september ogSsc;
steamer. a. 10 exc -
Oats quiet and Arm. southern, akt&c; Western,
white, s2c; do. uINed. aDc: PENNSYLVANIA, sba Sic.
Rye nominal. Good to prime. bq55c.
Hay hrm. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, Ell
RM
Provisions firm. quiet, and unchanged Pork so "a.
Bulk meau-Loose shouider- SIC; clearrib sides, o.
packed. 5a6Biac. Bacon-Sbonlders. 64c: clear-riD
sides Gtc. Hams, i2@izc. lard refined, &c. butter
nrner GOOD 10 choice Western. pdniac.
Petroleum quiet. Refined, lO4c, crude, ,sy.QsAc.
Coffee firm. Ito cargoes, I3tIl1c.
Sugsr strong and active at e.6lgAc.
Whisky hrm at el Is
ReceipU-F1our, LOO bbls; wheat, 5000 hi corn,
800 bu oats. l,On
shipmentS-- Wheat, 5000 bu; corn, q 900 bn.
freghts to Liverpool per steam dull. Cotton. ad
hour. y Cd grain, 1lsd.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
Lemon Toast,

Take the yolks Of six eggs, beat well, and
add three cups Of sweet milk; take bread. not
too stale, and cut into slices; dip them into
milk and eggs, aud fry in butter to delicate
brown; take the whites of the six eggs and
beat TO froth, add large cup Of white sugar
and two cups of boiling water, aud the Juice Of
two lcmonsi serve Cver the toast as a sauce
and YOU will have delicious supper dish.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
District Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JusTiCE HUMPHREYS.
Bond Brothers & Co. VI. Shepherd; motion for
Judgment overrulcd. schekels vs.. McMahon; mo-
ton to quash c6riOrdr granted. Mulkin vs.. Miles
motion for Judgment overruled. Newman vs.. Hex.
ter d Co.; attachment quashcd. Meridian Silver
Plate Company VS.. Mcfadden; attachment
qua,hed. Young vs.. Germucller; new trial denied.
Strong vs.. District Of Columbia; jury sworn and
case continued until September 10.
PROBATE couRT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
IN n estate Of Winfield g. Bcnscman, deceased
on petition remuneration OF widow, and accom-
panying affidavit OF william Lucas for appoint
ment OF administrator, All order Of publication was
issued appointing Tuesday, August Is, ISIS, for
hearing IN re estate Of Mary Foller, deceased in
yentory OF personal estate returned by Rudolph
EichhOrn. the executor Of said estate; also list OF
debts due the estate filed. IN estate of John =.
Benjamin, deceased :. X. T.. Lowe attorney for the
hers-at-lnw OF said deceased, filed written state
ment of facts Several accounts Of creditors against
estates were passed. The court adjourned To Tues
day, ts :Oth day Of July, at eleven o'clock e. IN.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
DIRECTORY,

DIRECTORY.
The Principal business Houses Of Wash
ington.
The foo1ring Is pWJlishod for he benefit Of Trdr-
cling Statesmen, StrdHpers aud the public geier-
dHy-h includes al frddes aid professions, and
cannot fail 10 prOre Of iHtcrost 10 all uLo i.tsad
trdnsdctiaJ business in Washington.
AuCrIONEEEA
Duncanson RrO.., Ninth aud u sts
WASH II. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street
BOoksEI.LEIls AND srATIoSERS
s3lEmons & Chapman, on Pennsylya,nir Va, nTsnae
WpEtGn Wm r aysnss @ a%a s,1r street
W. H. q q. H. Morrison. i75 Pennsylvania avenue.
Il NJ Whitaker Vernon Row. r. ave and fen'h St
BAkEIGl
Felix Dcsiosses .sDi. II street
CLOTiIINa
T. 8 Justh 6i9 d street
DENTISrI
Dr, e DeMonirevilie. No. IL, =, northwest
DRuGGlsTN
Coughlins Temple Drug store aud Ninth .lreeta
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward C. Townsend, IIi3 Ninth street northwest
Mr.. y Fuller, Art School, iSis stree, u. ".
Miss Narrower. iSS / street.
EeS.E9sn SSilsse st as%rseSsn lss
F%Sf s@ seSi@apg Sf & ffs r" street %"rih@sst i}s
Spencerlsn lirsine.ss college seventh and streeA
School OF Music iT Eighth street.
Musical Academy. J. =. taulield lM street. .
Musical Conservatory, q. H. Billiard. ~ Nhh street.
FINE ARTS
Markriter. 6aJ street northwest
HOTELS
st Jame, Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsyi vania
RiggS H0,ise corner Flnecnth and q streek
Metropolitan, Penna ave. and sixth street
Ebbiit House, Fourteenth and streets
wormley's Il and f1heonih streets
Morton House. W and Va street
fremont House
HATTERs.
D. II. stinemetz. i:57 Pennsylvania avenua
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company s. High street.
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS
Ei,cman Brothers. corner Seventh u al T. streets
A. Snks & Co, seventh street
h. Robinson n Co.. Wv Penhsylyania avenra
PIANOS
sanders a Staymsn Penna and Twelfth street
PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo photographer. No IS Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
H. H. Warner, ,gI6 = street northwest
Iuhn Sherman, II. Cloud building.
Fitch n Fox. frecdnans bank building. 1902 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney a Co, sE Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-07-18
UCTION SALES-Future Days.
II II. WARMER. neai.Estate Auctioneer.
John SHERMAN, Real Estate Auellopesr,

cRASSERT ESSERfy sHkE 2E yAhyAPkE
COUNTY, D.C
by virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
a Ri1 q M fsHy sesynsS ;s s s
undersigned, trustee viii sell on SATURDAY the
twentieth tsh) day OF July, A. ID, ISIS, at siI 90
that certain piece aud parcel OF ground situate lying
aud being IN the county Of Washington. u. C., com.
prsed within the following metes and bounds to wit:
west corner ofihst part Of " Youngs6oro formerly
occupied by George Oyster, c,lisd " Trinidad" and
running thence south seventys-yen (T1) degrees est
luns TO stone No s. 10 the VT line, condemned for
the railroad; thence north for ytvo and ahnli (tlIl
degrees east one hundred aud seventies il perches
division fence FORMERLY put up between this aud part
Of lot owned by Edward Fenvick: thence with snid
line fence north tweItythree (:s degrees, west one
links to a LOCUST ires Standing al the end Of said
fcnie, marked for corner; thence south slKty-hye
nnrca nnn a@anfISr @ SsH deorss' west iorlyeish, ~
vson line separating this land from the lani for
meIly held by NJ. DeIrlngcr: thence with said line
SSsInnIna saons 10. % eoniaininr .intSlar 70 tsaS
acres one (D rood, and twen.y.nlne (.l) perches,
more or less, excepting SIX W acre hnd thirtythree
fenwck, In deed datsd september a. IsI, and also
excepting lots nnmbe ed TO- H. H. In IuRre 81 lots
8 and ~, In square 81 lots D. u. y ~ 3 "a, and
City" '
Terms Of fsaie-one fourth OF the ptirchass.money
10 he paid nj the time Of sale (or within five DAYS
thereof In cash, and the balance to he paid In three
equal lnstam.nts al one two, and three years with
interest from the dav OF sale the notes Of the pur.
chaser or purchasers TO be given for such deferred
sHtd property shall have he privilege Of paving cash
Tor the same the day OF sale the final ratii.
cation OF the sale by the court .,
iyseod6ds wM. H. SMITH, Salesman.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
ENOt'H TOTrFN, Trustee.
Eseodtsds wM. II. SMITH, Salesman.
John SHERMAN Real E.tate Auctioneer,
~ 81. Cloud Building

REAk REAL ESTATE S!TEATE9 2S MLARIhATR
HNb sIXrH NJ srRhffs ff wE"T iS rIiE frT tfrT
OF wAsHINGTON. nIsTRitT OF CoLtMbiA
pc EF6Tt % Ss S III in ms"fs' S cs SSf III
1rrsetmans sayings and Trust C"hnuany ct al vs.
vii SELL on FRiSAf the hue ni%SiaeSiR %6 ii s'TSf JAY cf
July, a. u. ISIS six (sj o'clock p m, At public nuc:
real raie strnts NJ n the CITY oTw"sSngSn 6Pt
Of Columbia, 70 wit. All those cIt u pieces OF par
The plat or groundpan Of the said city, ls lots mum
6ereS ., o, one "a three az Hpa fur ~ and o." w".t half
letterod "D," together with the Improvement and
npIurtenances thereto belonging orln any wise ap-
Terms q sale; one-third OF the purchase money In
one payable in year from, the Jay OF sale AMI the
other IN two years from the day Of sale. with Interest
"nnum NJ the payment thereof @ to to G Ie acnrcd % ~ H.
rromiSsory notes cf the purchaser purchasers OF
any ,Sq hrSRd d ] snG s ." S" ihs Tv
E Gs taSr S Ss III" UH H. G S nS iss %
sc 70 The taxes DE thereon 9. ne time % The sals
lie si lime s q to s'Iaf; nSrss " lot
,ys-eodsa. WV M%%h sMrTiI sI'ftE Salesman: I1'S'sH
- A. DA-NEILLE Auctionccr.
TRIsTEEs sAI;E Of 4 TgnEEsTaRy ,AXEp
TTW%SiTSFFS S,Ii,{lS T$GT RtiGbINd. hElNG 10. lG
duly Taror S q IA ' Sr ~ n Ei oo hS' g. '%e ons o the laid
records for the District Of columbia and 2y lhc re.
Of the prmt,s, on TUESDAY. July ~ ISIS. at .
the % ely 'SV%iHf 81 %1 6 Fa Of
sn BT%nng om E =" RSn, @ eyS r. Sei
lot numbered eight (s square numbered seven hun.
dred and twentr'iour tI.i. running th"ncr east on
North street twenty (sD iret thence OTil one hun
dTe and slxtreglt ids feet three aud one half (STo
inches 10 thirty tA( foot ALLEY; thence w,'St along
said alley twCnt yt) feet tho south hun aud
siSty--igh uGs feet three aud one half 49, inches to
Sc. VI ''s"S' '0s''"'' WI" ''e IMPROVEMENTS
Terms OF sale; one-third ~ purchase money
In cash. and the balance la one ~ and two t2y years
with Interest from dny Of sale nj seven per Cpntum
anmunI, TO be secured by deed Of trust upon The
premises sold. deposit Of s2D viii he required nf
the purchaser at the time of sale 1.-THE terms Of sale
not complied with within i've days, the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property A the risk aud
cost OF ths deinuliing purchaser. An cUnveynncins Vt
the purchaser cost.
GtnItGE W. sTICKSEY, Trustee.
lysdS's p a. DARNEILLE, AuciiOnrrr.
National Republican., 1878-07-18
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

Georgetown Grain Market.
GvnRgETows. July H. is7s
whent-The market II still dull with downward
tendrncy. The receipts light aud prices may be
quoted nominal
Corn-There h no change In corn.