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EOR KENT-R0NMS.

TTNHREE large Furnished Rooms TO rent with cholc,
a Board,in private Northern famiiy-back purlo
hrst floor two communicative chambers third viii
use Of bath. Address NORTHERNER ths Office
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NEW 1ONK, UCIOOVT 10 IoIV'
Money was active to-day Mt 5@7h per cent,
closing att Foreign exchange dull and heavy at
4S0A@iSl for long, and 4s234@4S3 for demand.
(inyarutnput bpudg Nypnl
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICr-CIuRF JUSTICE
motion of Mr.. A, G, Bradley, Mr.. G. NJ. PlymptOn,
of New York city, was admitted TO the bar. jack
son Brother Il Co. W.. Blackwood ct al; argument
concluded and cause submitted. Dwight 4 White;
argued and submitted Roach vs. Castleman; ar
gument in progress.
Nokes, convicted of keeping a barbcr'shop open
on Sunday; fined $40 and costs. Samuel Emery,
jr, manslaughter; on trial; reported elsewhere.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME CouRT OF THE DIsTRICT-CIUEF JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES WYLIE AND JAMEs--No 81,
Rooch VS.. Castleman; 2S United States OK rel.
Davis VS.. Rhees; 20, BARLEY VS.. Hebron 80, Hoh.
man vs.. Jones' 81, Casey vs. Casey; 49, DeVaughn
VS.. De Vaughn 49, schapp, administrator VS., Met
IOpolitan Life Insurance Company Al, owen VS..
Bushee; AZ, Tylor VS. Luchs; 49, District of Coium.
bla VS.. Collins; A. Hall d Hume VS.. Collins.
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DR.. T. A. Won MOSCHZISKER,
PHYSICIAN and SPECIALIST,
who for many years has practiced In Philadelphia.
... las opened an Office ut
No. GIG Nineteenth Street NV.

DR. Won MosCHzIsliER's reputation as the
most successful practitioner in cases Of DEAFNESS
and In Nil diseases ofthe EYE, EAR and Respiratory
Organs. such as THROAT, LUNGS, CHEST, CA
TARRH, ASTHMA, and all diseases of The y asaI
passages has long been established. lie is well
known Hs the author of extensive work on the
EAIs-its Diseases and Treatment; u GUIDE to the
diseases OF the EYE aud treatise on the diseases Of
the RESPIRATORY ORGANS. DIR. Won NJ has
had in the course Of his practice many of the most
distinguished men in this country under his treat
ment Among them wero Ex-Governor Horatio sey-
mour, Senator Voorhees, Hon. j, c. New, Hon. Ros
well Hart Hon. n. b. buchanan, and numerous
others, whuse letters to him can bcduly examined.
The following document was presented to him ere
leaving Philadelphia;
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RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

Carriers wharf-Schooner l. Williams Brad.
ford, Havre de Grace, coal for George Bogus.
Blscoe's wharf-Schooner Iona, Curley Philadel-
phia coal for 4 Wood IL Co.
Independent Ice Company wharf-Steaner Vir-
ginia, Chesney, Fox's Ferry, Va, hay for NJ Brewer
d Co.
stephenson's seventh.street wharf. Steamer Geo
Leary White Hampton Roads, Va, with passengers.
Sherf's sixthstreet wharf-Steainer Mattano,
Byles lower river landings, freight and passengers
Inlandand seaboard Company's wharf-Steamer
John w. Thompson, Wood. Leonardtown, Md, with
freight and passengers.
CLEANED.
Johnsons wharf-schoonerM Ackerly. Rodgers,
down the river, light. 3. F. .-
Biscoe's wharf-Schooners Geo w Krebs, Smell,
Acqu.a Creek for load of railroad ties to Phlladel-
phia, and Enterprise, Rollins, menure for Norfolk,
Va.
Inland and seaboard Companys wharf-steamer
passengers.
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY
LAW SCHOOL

This School Is to all and both sexes. For
the greater convenience OF ali classes Of students the
exercises for instruction Will hereafter be held in the
Second National Bank Building, 800 Seventh street
northwest second story, back room
Instruction Will be given by tn Hon. Il. H. WAR
DEN, IL. D. MUSSEY, Esq, II. L. GREENEIt Esq,
and other legal gentlemen.
Tho introductory lecture win be given by r. II.
WARDEN ESD, IN the law room, University build
ing. on MONDAY, October ~, 1870, ut O'Clock Sub
Ject; RAJ INTEHESTS. Oci5-ht
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office, ho never likes to be scratchod.-SyacaSe
Herald.
SOMEBODY suggests that one of the leading
topics touched upon in Thanksgiving SER
mons this year will be tho fact that the next
great walkiug-match is to take place in Eng
land.
WHEN the girl who has encouraged young
man for about two years suddenly turns
around and tells him that she can never be
more than sister to him, he can for tho first
time see the freckles on her nose.-DetrOit Free
Press.
MAY have your ear for mdment7" asked
an anxious candidate OF rural delegate.
(which carp loosely responded the rural
gent Your electionecr, of course" re-
sponded the candidate, and then they--smiled.
-Rochester Herald.
OLD Mr.. Hazlett, Of Oregon, thought he was
going to die, and in order that his heirs should
have nothing 10 quarrel over he burned $22,-
600 in greenbacks. He didn't die, after ALL
and now WREN his heirs see him saving wood
to earn his bread they naturally feel that they
| are ahead OF him.
A FOREIGN gentleman said to an employee
OF one of our railroads What is the next
train to so-and-so p mo. 4, but she is late,
because No 10, which is just behind IL, is not
going out before IL backs up before G. Then
20 win go out before your train gets in, to let
II come up on tue track where isl Tho
| foreigner got left.
RESTAURANT is full of sad suggestions and
pathetic possibilities, and we are constantly re-
minded ofthe flight Of time and the mutability
of all things. A young man, glowing with the
| fire of youth and radiant with its alluring
hopes, enters and sits down to table; waiter
approaches. receives his order and departs.
Years roll by; the young man becomes care
worn aud mddle-aged. He eats his soup aud
orders roast. The pitless years shower their
SHOWS upon his head he grows querulous aud
feeble, and he is carried away TO his long home
just rs the waiter heaves in sight, aud the
proprietor steps up to.ask II any ono has taken
his order.-BoSton Journal Of Commerce.
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PROFENSIONAL.

nR. BoswoRTH, 9ls Is STREET N. ", is THE
- most sklllnIl and The only scientific Medical
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
ty Refers 20 Senators d. w. Voorhees,, Indiana; j.
J. Patterson, s. c.; Samuel NoTnent, Washington. ID.
a.. and othera Consultation free. a competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend 70 ladies
pOltly
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VAITTAI TNINIl, tU,VlO,
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALE TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
LIST OF PRIZES


or same person At No. ai9 broadway, Sew York.
The particular attention OF the public Is called to
the fact that the entire number OF tho Tickets for
each monthly drawing IL sold, and consequently all
the prizes in each drawing are sold and drawn and
PAID This is not the case with any other company
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawlngs are under
lhe supervision and management Of GENERALS a.
" HEA ~ NEGAND md IIRAI. A. EARLY.
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HRUSTEE's SALE OF A NEW THREE STORY
4 AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING AT
CORNER OF TWENTi-FIRSr AND N
STREETS NORTHWEST.

By virtue OF deed Of trust dated January -, 1879
and recorded In bet No SO folio Ill, one OF the land
records Tor the District of Columbia, aud off decree
OF the supreme tOurt Of the District Of Columbia
passed Ia equity C7tse No BiS the uIdc signed will
at the request OF the PARTY secured by sal deed OF
trust. offer for sale, at pubic auction liz mont of the
premises, ON MOSDAY, the 9th day Of toJer, 1879,
premises, looted in washington, D. @, viz: a part
OF lot numbered niue IN G. N. 1hom's recorded sub
beginning tor the same ut point scye. aud a-alr
feet west OF the southeast corner of said lot humber
street twelve and onealf feet, thence north along
the east line OF Twentytlrst street northwest one
hundred feet to tenoo alley thence east along the
south line of said alley Twelve and ehalf feet and
thence south one hundred ieet TO the place of begin
Mug together with the impro ements thereon, con
ssting OF new three.story ~ basement brick dwell
ing Terms of sale: One fourth cash and balance in
one, two and three years, with interest at eight per
cont. per annum; deferred yments 10 be secured
the property sold All cOiiveyancng ut purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with In seven days.
JOHN SHERMAN, I,.,a,ooa
JOHN Il. THOMPSON, J ifu''e'A
w. NJ SMITH, Salesman ocl5-lS 22-27
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WEST POINT, ANNAPOLIS PRl-
VATE TUITION.
REV. MOSES III. HUNTER,

graduate OF Yale, aud n Teacher Of long expert
ence VIII TT Young men for w EST POINT. ANNAp-
Oils or any of the COLL EuHsS OF the country. lie
Will give Instruction In any of the ordinary ENG
LISIl BRANCHES or in the LATIN and GREEK
LANGUAGES. Having had. In another city classes
Of young aides who wished to pursue Literary aud
historic studies further than In customary In the
schools if there be such demand here lie would be
glad TO meet II.
lie refers 10 Dr. Lewis, DR.. Paret ard generally TO
the Episcopal clergy OF Washington; also to Chief jus
tice Waite, two Of whose sons for some, years
under his in the Crosse lie Institute, near De-
trOt also to Gen. ID. Hunter aud Gen. w N. Dunn.
AOpy I7gg WnShiugtOn Og1-IuiH
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POLYTE Clinic COLLEGE,
700 " STREET N. w.,

Educaes Students Us Practical Architects and Engi-
Terms, siper month, payable in advance. oc2-tf
DROF ETTOItE BARILI will return IN Washing
Il ton Thursday, October ~, ls7o to resume his In
structiou In Singing Prof Bafi will be glhd TO
ceive bis pupils aud those Wishing 10 take lessons OF
hlm, on the above day Vt MHrinis Hail. from 10 TO u
O'Clock "A. sp16-3Ny
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i a w SO FL . Q L
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,

O33 II STREET NORTHWEST.
Hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR, President.
The Senior Glass, PRoF. WILLIAM Is. WEBB,
meets MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY ut
o'clock D. m,
The Junior Class commences THURSDAY October
2, ~. M, PRoF. EUGENE CARUSI,
Post Graduate Glass commence FRIDAY, October
3, 1870 p, M, with the first lecture OF the course
Equity Pleading aud Practice.
The Moot Court convencs on Y TUESDAY,, October
Z, at 7ia0 y. M, EUGENE CAIlUSI esq, Judge.
Students can enter and obtain Information ut the
Office of w j NEWTON, Secretary,
anIH-lnl hA S.Xnnlh sIrneI.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
A FIgI1t net,scen poE apd . norrc.

. lfloih tnc NHBlhh Clts NNeV'J OhHonlcle'I
Last evening there was n curious fight be-
tween dog and horse on North street,
near the first word schooI.house. The horse
was running loose in the street, when bull
dog belonging to Henry Matthews rushed out
and began to worry it, Matthews encouraged
tho dog, Which made several attempts TO fasten
itself on the horse, but nt the same timo fought
shy of tho spirited animals heels. Finally
the dog came in front Of the horse and sprang
straight for its throat. The horse struck the
dog OH the shoulder with its right fore foot,
and the dog, bowling with pain, rolled con-
vulsivey upon the ground. The horse then
trampled savagely upon it and killed it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-16

BY virtue of certain deed Of trus, to MS, dated
July % 1879, and duly recorded will ofer for sale
at public auction In front OF the premises, ON MON
DAY the lSth day Of October 1879 Al o'clock D. M,
the following describe property, situated IN the city
of Washington, District of Columbia, known aud
being the eastern part OF lot numbered seventeen y
In square numbered two hundred and thirys'N (296)
having front Of twent-oHe ~ feet Two and a-halt
(2h) inches North street by depth Oi one hun
bred and twenty O2O) feet with the improvements
consisting OF a wel-buit two-story and basement
Brick Dwelling Also the ceatre portion Of lot mum
beTed twenty COZ la said square numbered two hun.
bred and thiTtysN 235) having front of twenty COZ
feet Thirteenth street west by depth Of one hun,
dred and tlrte 3) feet two and half (25s) inches
Terms of sale: Onethird cash, balance In six and
twelve months, or all cash at the option of the pur~
chaser The purchasers pronissory notes to he given
for the deferred payments bearing Interest at
"a per cent per Hnnum from dny OF se, and secured
By deed OF trust the property sold. deposit OF
500 Will be required on the acceptance of bid for the
Ystreet property, aud $50 on the Thirteenthstreet
lot All cunvcyanCing AT ost or purchaser Ifterms
OF sale not complied with IN seven days from day
of sale the the right to resell the
property at the risk and expense OF the deaultlng
purchaser. FRANCIS MILLER, r.,.,.,a
6 Go eOdSds BERNARD 4, HANLEY, J i'"''esH'
The above sale IL postponed until MONDAY, Oc-
tOhar 10 ut I.aO o'clock u. same pluGl'
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EDUCATIONAL.
MUSICAL coNsERVAToRl

Vt UoTONL WIN INV n OH
At THE
Spacious Music Hail, asa Ninth ST., and Par
..H lors, $50 Perua. Ave. Fast,
. ESTABLISHED In 1869
TUITION; Singing. Voice Culture. piano, Organ,
Violin Flute &C.. -, $40, tl5 and f2E from beginners
TO advanced gridu. ...'... . ...
Lessons given nc pupils residence when requested.
Twelve Teaclersl Free AGvHnagesi
fend for circular. u. u. BUBLARD.
leila ems Director.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-16

The exercises or the school viii be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of October, at O'Clock p.
M, when the announcements iOr the year will be
made, and opening addresse, delivered by the Pro-
'oin the school are invited to be present. also grad
yates IN law who may desire Information respecting
the opcrat ons OF the Post Graduate Department.
The charge for tuition In the under graduates de-
partnent In $50 for single year, $50 Tor two years,
payable In advance half yeatly, or I'm monthly In
sinnents, at the option oil students.
The tuition tee In the Post Graduate Department Is
$50, payable in monthly instruments, and covering the
entire period OF nine months
Applications for catalogues may be made at the
bookstore of w. H. aud o. H. Morrison, as Pennsyl-
yania avenue; ut the National Savings Bank, corner
New FORK avenue and Fifteenth street, aud TO the
President OF the Uuivprs ty. se.6-3w
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ROBlRSON'S EXPRESS.

Baggage Called For Rnd Delivered 10 any part OF
the city also taken to from railroads and steam
boats for 2j cents per trunk. Small packages 10 cents
each, No charge for delivering 10 rooms Send or
ders by mail messenger to await arrival OF traIns
or boats, care of either
1902 PENNA. AVE TOO FIFTEENTH SfP,
6l7 rENNA, AVE l4ls FOURTEENTH ST.
ApIG- Nv
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTIYG COM
Il PANY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
And THE SOUTH.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

After September27 steamer LADY f<xuss
OFTHE LAKE Will leave Wrshing- tsZsl1ksSL.Ei~
ton OH MONDAYS, WEDNESIJA NSetSsftti3t 1tas-esfA-
and FRIDAYS at S y. M, stopping at Ptney Point
and Point Lookout connecting with steamers TO Bos
ton, New York and Richmond, and railroad lines
South.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS at4p. m.
Passage q single trp 81 round trip Second class,
single ticket, $780, s2b0 round trim.
EOR POTOMAC KIPER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday aud Thursday, ~ ar
down as Nomini: Thursday and Saturday for CiiTri-
oman and LeOnardtOwn, stopping at Intermediate
'SfE1 MEhS iS,;R VIEW YORK
The Steamers JOHN GI BSON and y. G. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier H. East River, New York, eV-
cry Saturday, nj y. ~; Georgetown Friday, aud
Alexandria same day
Freight taken lowest rates. Apply at Office, under
National Metropolitan Bank Fifteenth street, or office
OF agent, foot of sixth street. Washington, and on Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAM'L BACON,
se2i President
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DY LEIGH BROS. d PHELPS, Real Estate Agts.
ID aud General Auctiopoers Nc, Il2 Main street.
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.

Pursuant to two deeds OF trust executed by the Dis
NAL swamp Canal Company ON thc LIST day OF July,
1917 avid on The 10Th day Of February 1852 Respective
H. 10 secure The payment at the bonds issued by the
said COMPANY the undersigned, snryvng trustees by
t,. said deeds app ointed VIII sell the ABON H. NJ EN-
TONED VALUABLE PROPERTY on the 18th day
Of JANUARY, Iss1, at II O'Clock M, for cash ut tile
auction house Of Leigh Bros a Phelps In the city OF
Norfolk, Va, - .,
G.. W. NEWTON ,r,o,o
VIM, II. C. ELLIS, J ir"S'ees'
LEIGH BROS, q PHELPS,
oclO3m AuCtiOneers.
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TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED
oNX, STREET NoKIM, BEIWEEN TIIIR.
TEEN II AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
WEST, AND ON THIRTEENTH STREET
WtSr, BErWEEN U AND STREETS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctionccr
TRUSTEES SALE or a LARGE FoUR-sTORY
BRICK Residence, NO, 2l2 Ii STREETS. II.


TRUsTEES' SALE or a LARGE FoUR-sTORY
BRICK RESIDENCE, NO, 2l2 Ii STREETS II.
By virtue of n deed of trust dated the 2lst day Of
one OF the land records for Washington. District OF
Columbia. and by direction of the party secured
DAY the tn day OF october lssoat O'Clock pm ALI
that certain piece orparce of land and premises stu
MeyinB and being IN The said city Of Washington Dis
trot of columbia, beginning Tor the same at n point
square No TGl distant "a feet inches from the south
east corner OF said original lot No. 2 aud running
thence west along the line Of street southeast dis.
OF 1870 aud liz of foot to the northern boundary line
q distance. of q feet thence south along the east
boundary line OF said lot Not distance 81 20 feet to
lance OF IL feet inches to point distant feet
Inches due south OF the northern boundary OF lot No
IS ard feet Inches nom the extreme western
boundary sud lot No. 49, thence south lG feet inch
to The place OF beginning together with the improve
ments, which consist OF a large four.stOry Brick
House with three-story back building modern ini-
ner by hand labor for the owne occupancy. 1t con-
talns i6 rooms, including bath room; has IN main
house Egyptian and marble NANTES, plate glass win
dows handsome gas fixtures roomy Closets open fire.
places, wide halls high ceilings aud other comforts.
House fronts PENNSYLVANIA az enue 20 feet with lot
front of 10 feet inches, wide back lot to 51foot
alley is In business part of Capitol Hill, between
Second and Third streets, cns pass the door. This
sale offers hue opportunity Tor Investment the
property brings good reut taxes all paid and title
perfect.
Terms-Tw thousand dollars cash; balance IN six,
Twelve, eighteen and twenty -four months, with not es
bearing Interest ut eight per cent per annum until
paid and secured by deed OF trust the properly sold
All cohveyancng ri purchasers cost. one hundr d
dollars down at ME of sale IL the terms Of sale are
not compiled with In days, the Trustee
the right 10 resell the same vt the risk and cost OF
tIe defaulting purchaser.
GEORGE II. REPETTI.
oclG-dts Surviving Trustee
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGER
SECONDHAND CLOTHING.

nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
" as the best, so is JUSrH'S OLD STAND,
known for years ~ the only place where hrst.class
secondhand clothing can be sold at respectable
prices. Address call rs
JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
No Go ID street. between sixth and Seventh streets
northwest, branch store No 40S Ninth street, be-
tween and H. street8 northwest
N. B-Note by mail promptly attended to. sei0
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United STATES MARsHATs SALE,

by virtue OF writ Of heri tacia issued out Of the
Clerks Office OF the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, ana directed, | VIII sell at public
sale or cash the courthouse door OF said District ON
THUIlSDA the I'D day OF October, ls70 at ~ O'Clock
m all the right title laulmd interest oil the defendant
M and 10 the following described property TO WIT, The
north "a feet front nv the depth thereof OF lot IN
Squll g va. city o. Washington b, e. together with
"A and singular the improvements thereon, levied
upuu Us tie property OF Il iondHnt hATes 3, Eng
lsl 10 satisfy execution No, "a, l,w, In favor OF
Lewis Johnson " Co., use OF Harvey Spnuldng,
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
u. s. Marshal, District OF Columbia.
JOIN SHERMAN, AugiiOneef, oc5dls
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No matter how much candidate itches for
Office, ho never likes to be acknowledgements
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r .Aw SCHOOL OF THE CoLUMBIAN UNIVEIl-
- SlTY.

JAMES c. wELLING. LII. d., President
The Hon. WALTER s. COX, LII d.. Professor ofthe
Law OF Heal and Personal property OF Con
tracts, and Of Or mes and Misdcnieanors.
WILLIAM a. MAuRN, Esd, Professor 81 Equity
Jurisprudence, OF Common Law and Equity
Pleading, of the Law of Evidence, and
....... the Law OF Partnership .....
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The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY, oc-
tober 10 at 40 o'clock y. m, same place.
BY order of the Trustees Ocl4 eOd,Hds
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WANTED-HOUSES.

A FURNISHED House, In a desirable locality
"a please state location aud price. Address NEW
YORK, Republican office. OclI
A LA RGE House of II or more rooms, or two snl all
IA houses adjoining, OF or rooms each; modern
improvements and good location. Address D. this
Office oCll3t