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National Republican., 1873-12-24
pY y. u. WARNER.
- Heal Estate Broker aud Auctloneer.
Tep Seventh street. between q aud II streets.
rHHSSsENESTs s skiS X MtLriNG HEtsfSbf lSn BASR AS
Trfs 9H0HE Hs isANP TENI AyEEEE Bt

hgiLDiYG, Ri!oDK Isl .kNp RyfSnE,' BE. u
IMdfiSSS TITMEfhiS SSiSTh AND TENTH sTREErs' Ar
Byvlrtue Of a deed OF trust, dated April T. A. d.
1871 and duly recorded In I.ilcr No. ds. folio IN
one Of the land records for Washington county, In
The District Of Columbia, aud by direction Of the
holder ofthe note secured thereby. we wiTsril, at
public auction. In front Of the premises. on SAT-
nRpAf, Decembsr 2, lsla. at o'clock p. M, al
that piece parcel OF ground known and described
4; loi numbered nity-nye, Iarl according 70 7; >.
fur % to eleven Il inclusive. ~ square numbered
three hundred aud siSty-four rsii, Improved Ivy y
three story and basement brick dwelling with back
building. Thi. property " In an improving neigh
oorhood, aud offers a hne opportunity for aproht-
Tcrmsi Thiriy-nve hundred dollars and Interest
o. ten per cent from October 4. ls.a With expense
Of sale, In cash: balance at SIX and twelve months
for which thc notes ef the purchaser. hearing in:
OF trust on the property sold, will be taken. All
conyeyapcing af cost OF the purchaser. Two hum
dred dollars viii he required as deposit the day
OF sale. Ificrms OF sale are not compiled with ii,
ten days acr sale. the trustees reserve the right
resell at the risk and cost Of the defs,iing pnr-
chaser aftrr Eve days advrrtIsrnent In kync oir
more newfpapcrs published In the city OF Washing.
EoRERETJI, bnp1GE, |Tru.,ec..
des-W, y lMads 4, n, COt,nwFt,J, Ralcspap.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
w. o. yIHeIEJA RHlIEJAp NIhslS4 pJStNSS AND o, $.

On andnfter Monday, Deccmher :, is.a, one dany
~ ,hs Sieat lipc from Sw lsfk - Nsw orIcas,
rad ~ Gordonsyiile apd 0ilesvillo for itirh-
nopl % AN SOUTH and all the hnes NJ Ohio dyer
LcaSe Washington, from corner Of sixth and n
strrejf, at 7ioS M, by rnn TO NeNans,,. Leaves
al l;yn u. M, -
Leaves Ly,.ehearg Al $40 ~ ~, and arrives az
As'Oa Si3iiF FExpRrss,
Leaves Washington daily, excepting s-nday, an
80 L, mi Alexandria, p;lJ y, m,, aid arrive -
9ontalsynlc, 1i0 y. M, eoliheetng closely WIZ
ghesarcakc and Ohio express tralns 10 ami frsua
,iehmand, and tesad ffen CinsinnA,i aud ali do
Leave GeFdcass o a. N, aud arrive AZ Mash,
st-.n A. Ia. W., In tine Tor ai, North and Ntsk
s,,s ron MANASSAS LINE. ff1
| Leave Maskingtous eeIuor sixth and u kifeei..
| 7.o5 o. M, dali, except Snndpy.
B,n tlsssts.E sns i'sps,ylssnla ayvwr, ar AZ
al '''"'' ''A'" A"J j. II. BisOAnOs, a "a.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
RYanEEN 4 wILLIAMs:A.e,,Ss-s
PSEESf sA5E oE yAAgLs s4tNs s5s FRoSse %
TMEEN NINTH AND TENTH sThEtfs

S%lfS SlSTfH \ And S5"fEs fTEsfG iPH'ii HsTEiilSfs lf
~ Virtue Of iced of trnst, dated Ay5,l z. tssI
OF the land records for the District OF Coinipts,
and at the request OF the party secured thrr~iS
viii sell. at public auction In fronr OF sae rftta-
lss. on MONDAY. the 5th day OF January, iGi.iat
to'clock p. m.'Iot numbered twenty-five tsit-of
square nnmi,ecra three hundred aud, siSi -.Ein.
ta6s, In the city of Washington. u. C., With Ea-
proyements, consisting OF new thrce-story frem-h
foof ana ba-emert brick dwelling g-housc. with NJ
modern improvements.
The property g. sold subject 10 deed Of trust se-
curing the payment Of proni.sory note for 4o ~
dated or about thc stfh OF APRIL is7a, and pays
able ave ~ years after date, with Interest at sps~
Terms OF salrs One half In cash; balance u - =
and twelve mouths from day OF sale, for which thA
promissory notes OF the purchaser, hearing intrrts
at the rate or ten prr ri,t. annum. and srrurrAs
to the satisrilon Of the trustee, will c r'-iul-i
A deposit Of $50 mnst he male at time of sale.
Conveyanelng at cost Of purchaser.
...,vwx.. GREEN WILLIAMS:
National Republican., 1873-12-24
DYEING AND SECURING.

through l;s hard Times and be able TO give your
prescott IS 10 llspepss wlih the new suit. Send y09i
old ones 10 wHEATLEy Va bc nieely clcanen W
and 5aylsg ample iiy tic aheye object. K2ihs risk
Z about over A., clders MI tq psompliy alsd. the
n change for lh. sho, 4 A.yi.c,
W. ~. WIRkItEY>
PREMIUM STEAM DlElNG AMI SECURING
EsfA AniISnMINT,
/, D, Boii Sscalf
National Republican., 1873-12-24
STEAMSHIP LINES.

E'oR POTOMAC RIy Err LANDINGS.
Tile swim aud commoiious Iron steamer
PILOT Roy
will commence her regular trips for landings on the
Potomac river
on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER a.
and every TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter,
leaving from siNti,-strcet wharf att a. m.
Returning, win arrive IN Washington every
sess-tf wM. u. BYIEs,
"ASHiNGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON
w AND PROVIDENCE.
The nne Iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE bsy-
Ing resumed her regular trips to Norfolk wA leave
her wharf, foot OF sixth street, every MONDAY
and THU RsDAY, at Up. M, touching at the prin-
eipsl riIsr lsn,llng,, eonnssting at Soafolk with
Providence, Freight should be addressed ''Carc OF
Lady of the Lake, via NORFOLK Branch ticket
Office at knox's Express office, COS Pennsylvania
avenue. n. u. FITZHuGIt. Agent,
-. - -. SiNtli-sircet wharf.
DORSEY CLAUETT. General gent,
Plant'sstorc, corner Fifteenth street aud New York
Garcnuc. MIN
National Republican., 1873-12-24
I,gopUsALs FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTA
TioN ON'TIiE MISSOURI RIVER.
itE,pouARTEns N. my. OF TIE MISSOURI. D
ofrilE CHftf Y. NJ. CHICAGO. I'LL,


itrAporArTrns ". nv. or TIE Mis- ssornt.)
uFrilr CIfff u. NJ. CHICAGO. ILI.,
. No. . Sios DrltpiSG. Dee. 10, ls,a.
Scaled ~ 'psals Will he received Al TIL. ofco
nnri u. T. for tie irsnsp.r alton OF GoNrrnnrnt
ir"'r w. urp!irs an ihr Missonrl river. btt twccn
s.ringH T5 aud q pGe ai n%hiGn. NJ f.. III hnsps saPs
tier l'iarcu I,sinarck tnt ihc y. r. II. II. crn'smg
o' Ni.s"n' ri,trlor fort Abrnl,am Lincoln, u. r.,
principal -iarfffp-poini, aud Fort Benton, from
Ma II :"'to October u, 1874.
The srm IL Tn ihonsanI dollar. tiiadi vc"ni"i
" lrrnl rnrn hy two or mnrc r'sr0nsihit persons,
tlyt,irL y. fny responsible by judge o. tIrrk of
tnit,d states district court.D guaTant,ring that
IN risc the cnniract isnwardcd 10 the pcryon pro-
good aud slicicpt sslrirIty furnished Immediately
ht HIN IN lhr sum Of one hundred thousand dol
lars sl ooo) for the fiithful Tuihllment OF the
tract.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or alt bids that may he offered.
List ot sp"cihcntlon, aud requirements for the
Information Of bidders form of contract To hc
irrrd Into In case ofawsrl hnd form Ur proposal
bc l,nd n appllcatlon 10 ills Office. or g The "ficcs
u snurl. PORT Lcavcnwnrih. Kansas. Omaha,
III, or slonx CITY. Iowa; and no lid will be
rni r'a'ntrl unless accompanied by aud based upon
~ ii,t of specifications and requirements and form
AI"r'U',r. no bid viii bc entertained under any
ci- 'IHvrs, unless the bidder l. prrscnt in per-
,s ~ illy authorized agent or sitornry, at tc
oprninr t The bids, AMI Y then aud there prepared
ir:,ri IN nj rr.prcts, lf awarded to him.
prnpn.lIs should he iniorsed. Proposals for
ARA" transportation on the Missouri rlycr,n aud
addressed to the undersisnedi n prcxr,
Assistant Quartermastcr General Ii. = army, chief
pusrtrrniastcr MI. Div. OF the Missouri.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
pY DUNCANsOS. NstsTLsxG a co.,
ID AucrlOifA its,

sou'hchst colhtF NihtH Wp h'hUe1s noft,sNest.
YifTRE, MikRoks. GInApEf figns; INC
bhloyGsHfS2 GsHfS2 T3 3Nn ri,g 1MnislB' iiissshiba
2SiNh BHhlpiig n Sls hSn fMsBgIfgA Wy SaN
N1hIIiwksJ;, 9yhn Tii.ifsoS.s IS, ,Dkla
n nSIP kSD SS SrfiGE f pkfplS7 pEfplS7s; q a fc',St %5t
on MONDAY MoESISa, D.srp,eY .. sy-
furn,arc Ae;: g.ei sy thu M ,,se G9ns,l, sos. spa
west and We pane In part
wAISStT IfRBIE-T0r wisiisfas Dds.
wRIShT oPrIcE DESKS, INTERIORS;.
wAINUT L,,uNGEs, HAT RACKS
WALNUT WHITING TAN. .fr, sin gic 81 4 sfbi~.
MAI.NuT lpokCAsEs. sTASDlSs'btsNs,
SIfSI8Tri MAriiS9, stt i.i%Ss, o.. A.
The fnrp,tnre sss made 90 order by q. Msv,tsh..
this city, being bat little used and as sooS. sew.
Tue Carpets are Of the l'rst quality.
Parties intending to furnish shouid not hltfs at
tend the sale. this will close onf the reulf of
the furniture Of the Commission, " uof ff vtog
been ready for the former sale pceount s<sa sius
Jei5-d Auctiorc-vs.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs ToR SUPPLIES


OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARrEaNAsrER. 1
font MoNRoI, VA, Decrnlbgr y. Ila
,.,e, ~ ,yll at public auction. at FORT Monroe.
yWn,,. hsDAn, the ah day Of January. is5i "
va. IHh M. the following articles of Clothing
ie0'rlorkh nasters' stores, Was
aud nunrtcrh -iminod.J
% hats. (lrt
., iisf hhiiirrS. nnon
40 ,st cross~lrA
III hat eagles
50 cHp riugs.
~ oap tulips. N, lp,Ior'.,
= pnirclWvrprs. tscrs>
- torBEc cale.
sguniform rtrts, artiibrfy.
ts uth hfdf N rUSfs, nffI, 49,
$40 usifcrni jscttis, itlit ,TtsA w
~ fAnlri sack cOlfs, lnct
! n1ir hoUtrrs, tfuCd,
.epalr, hootrr' peBs7rL
u sasic..
cSi SD yards wor.tr,l iup, T. ihrtf.
sA's yNrlf Nufsigl iIOt. Itu'h.
pairs non cytHlf'. -ioia'l sian 40 tillic sr1tA
ais psirs eor%rofi. % ani isi,si,. n,n,,iie .s,e,.
so brttons aud slr. fir ~, laiiic svtie,
% bedtack-. single.
machine. rriiuK ant blnd,ry.
Terms cash, iTf Uniicd sirtys svrrchtys d.
posil Of twenty. 1--WE CD pcs ccne.wn he re-ruirea
on all articles sold ~ tin,e Of sale,
by order OF Secretary ol War, ,,v.,uox
Captain aud 20. NJ, B,t. Major, u.s.A.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
JlRoPosAI.S FOR THE REMOVAL OF
Il q tgIiAIE AND ASHES,

DROPOSNT| FOR THE REWONAb OF
l. IAfl'AtE AND ASHES.
ENECrrIv. iFr!CI, EtsrnIcr or COLuNBfA,k
WNsIiiN' -nS. Il. q. pecember IS liza. I
sealed props 2. iu.gs,d Proposals for Remoy-
o,cn until !: ~. DcrrRbcr "a is75, for the al
Of Carriage ard ASHES nom every dwelling r-house
within tic iini.s of thF elites of Washington aud
teorgcicwn during The year lsit aud dcpos,tinfthc
''ine W The Sow. or Vcsscls prov ied for that prr
pnc ~ the foot Of street souhcas II aud scy etnfh
street mortlwc' or such other point rs may here
Hurr ics'giiaiis'.
S1id propo. ais VIII state In what manner aud for
~ COMPENSATION tho bidder proposes TO 10 this
NU..
Tnc ,uovcrnnr reserves The right TO reject anyhnd
n bids uni acceptable, All necessary Information
tith'iil mnsi be sccompaulrd by deposit OF sso
a. gv'itiy thHt the bidder will enter into contract
l."ul 'c " successful In having II awarded to hiin.
~" drpnsils will be reinrned to the unsuccessful
bidders the gwarllnE Of the contract, and to the
successful hllliI upon It's cNrcuton.
'"ip ALIEN. ". SHEPHERD, Governor.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
AUCTION SALES.
To.Dny

To-Day.
RY DUSCANsON. DOwLlNe a co.,
- Auctioneers, torutr Ninth and ~ stncets
northwest.
DroRTANT ART SALE
Ff.E OfI PAINTINGS FROM THE GALLERY
or MR.. HuGH A. MCCANN. PIiiIADELiIiix.
fALf POSITIVE, wiTiiOiT uEsEnyK ou
. ......-- LIMITATION. =
On TttfHDAy and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
Dcrcrhet - and ~, commencing at o'clOck each
cyrhng We Will sell. wIlhlD our AUCTION Rooins, y
rhe collrr Ion ofOii Pnintngs. Among the artists
Tho'. M"ran. h. Lsnine,
v, T.. l;rnry. r, n, CraiR,
wm, Hart, ", Van seVcrdonk,
y. II. Lows Fd Moran,
Thos, snll, Y. Mcyerheim,
y. Hamilton, Paul Wetcr,
V. de V. nonacid Percy n. williams,
W. ". wlseinsn,
ini oihtr, rqsaliy rinif' 1T.
We iu,Its tip sltcnti . Of eOuuolsseure TO this
VI H. positively sold.
Nhs soliertou !. nov on exhibition al our Auction
pa rrs.and the psibiic nre invited TO examine the
.t1s. - one Of tho finest COLLECTIONS IN 4 has
Nsab sen breNhi :. ~ .iiy;
decl7, Auctionccrs.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
PIANOS.
1T a N0s

SCuOOy4AKER PIANO COMPANY.-
y rartics Indebted to the Schoo,naker Piano
Company ior Pianos bought on installn,ents or for
70 the Aihorpey OF the company, MlLLspgAN,
aud I.0ukl,na avenue. HENRS w. URkY,
delO-VSf&lAwlw 'CStarl President.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
DY u. n. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Brokrr and Auctionefr,
No. - Seventh street, hetwcen q and u streets.
FRNMEDWELLINGi iiOUsE AND sTORE is

No. - Seventh street. between u and u streets.
TERk TEEsMhbSkLkrS "a s ANp ppyfEShSfS sfSRh n
byyirtue Of q IL Iced Of trust Co Daniel L.. Eaton,
SS ssSny s 4 .s Se, Ss 81 Gs
ss and also Y yi.toc % or assree q ,hs supreme
IN place of Daniel L. Eaton. deceased. win ssi al
public auction, IN front Of The premises, on TUES:
Washington, 10 the Disirei Of Coiambia, At Union.
ning for the same al the southwest corner FORMED
by the intersccton OF the Piscataway road, or Mou-
the Navy Yard bridge, tat which paint there Is an
iron bar driven deep 70 y. ground, running thence
along The ws., @ Isl side Sf ssd Sr;dEs rosa nor, z Ss
grces west 100 eet thence At right angles south Z.
degrees east y feet thence south Is dcSrees east lo
thence with said Piscataws ~ road north = degrees
east % feet to the place Of 6cEinnpg, Improved by
Termsi one third cash; haiance In sir, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at per cent. per
paapsry One SSSsrs Dollars s, Vim h. ' rsaaire % is ns
deposit on day OF sale. Al conveynncinE AZ the
complied viii IN ien days the trustee reserve: ihc
right To- resell At he risk aud cost 81 the ,raullng
~ ssr nyS ssy prs.h.s IN ne ~ % o
"a'n,, n.".'"sn, GEORGE W. srrcKNEx; ,:.
:ss.THE ABOVE sALl Is POSTPONED US.
novl9-eoi&ds Trustee.
sgTnE -ABOyE SALE Is PosTPoNEn Us.
81 H. eye "Ss snd
sETuE AHoyE SALE IS POSTPONED I'm:
~ n,ass f!n ssS w. sTisKsE9 sse r.s,s S"s sn'
dres-MwF&ds J. 4. CoLDwELL, saiesman.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
,.r. sSS.ssEss n SssIfgs r. |,ss,; ss
ssTI yHla, sStssEfs: slsssi.: HWRlEsMTsfik WEN,

by ylrn, \, dseyes q il,e p,sree c2uri q ne
ofDeecmb'J: A n ~ aud p'.s,S IN The eaasc er
John v. nsyiI.s and s-Ssrs. def nsisnis, No. "a.
Eaul,y Doetei z Iwih vasr g, s,ie " font oitbs
ls7S, at oelfk, p "a, 81 That pice~ 81 ground In
The city % hssishtos, plsirie, - ccinini,ia
lot nnihefrd tbri ax, CSs.l Ia, The susiiyisiou %
tas' and The p prcv,ne1ts ihcreon, eynsistinx OF
a Ito-s,ory brick hosY
cashs balance In sin snf t~.lEe months, with fu-
trrcst from day of sale tbhe ystndfod dnazrs down
In hvs days rum The sale k trsace viii reserve the
right TO resell nt the IfAk' srs cost OF psrcasrr.
tonrcyancinE At pufci,a ~ 4 ct',a; -.
dcle.d GREE N.aA MIIiIAAIs. AurI..
National Republican., 1873-12-24

ny VA u L. WALL a co., Auetieueers,
New Marble Building,
No. 900 aud o. 7Pcnnsyivania ave, corner Sinth st.
rus =, FURs,! FURs,N
ou wEbSis DAY M0hSING, i,,ec9bcr a.
M; snor of our ssiesrpo,ns, the epiirr siork Of
~. ana T@ln s,sIiD,.s as; ScI.s -. ,rIst Sl
Mse safas colisrettc., M.s.. and Boss.
pSs, pFSs.is ss,ss ssI.Ss %.riih T9Il.f ssd T.; ~r.
Stone ysriln aud Seal Sets. y
Chlldfen's sets. -
Trimminps, Down, Buttons. eHf. Sc.
Belpy tfe entire stock OF T. :. - lvsnlln, FurTief,
rcinoy Cd to srr store for convc. ,ieucr OF sale.
sale percpptory, to Close bush es>.
dtch W. T.. WALL - ". Adrti.nccrs.
National Republican., 1873-12-24

P,1,r~Ev En BODY SHOuLn CONSULT
ItHrl Asfls, or TlttNsAi THO ANY
National Republican., 1873-12-24

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
sards OF rIraf-Cfnss Esfab-
ftsbnicDI$ in all Branches Of nusi-
ness in the Diatricf.

WHERE no nav HOLIDAY oOODs,
fuEsENTs, ac., Sc.. AT PRICES
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.
DY ENVY O. sMEET.

DY EDWIN ., SWEET.
No. msevenih siresi, Opposite O. !. PoSt omce.
TS$s!ss'c; sA5S 2 EgskgsaBEstfd
sfhRrsttTs sffhrtTfs NNSkItTHHEz NNSSkItTfHHE 2lcTfEE5nSs AND
Z. Isl aaiL rsceries u Ils.i 81 rs,i,ss one y
c Di,iriet n Columbia. aud a i,s reques or The
ssy s .sesssa c. sf,sy ,sy p,suiss. rs s s OIL
@ psT of u sreass. @ T. ssas'e IA ghe ~ e,s z o.
., ,di'Iioa li Sq arc, ~ sapdls ssT o. eds.
Gsl "a ,sy.n 10 :,e a,o Az snnd6ss .nd any
aud :SsSIsl.sn eYis,q. ssa i rsaeiss X, aes ss..i
slsy.s @ % s%s MY dSs;tosfi p ISsh.:i ' ,ss ' ssr;s. IS
s 5 5 I ;sis. ss ss 81 "ss !Ss ssess' ~ ss s *. 81 az
ihrre-foarihs ,ssi inehesi Asnse duo rssf thirr
crsSai lots ar IS Z, JAMIE a"S ssren one b"anrr% sss
weaiyss issj rtri csii, o. inshss to The riiss %
nasSis ssa "a .s,. H. IA q |. T.: z,
81 s efa s"d ssr a". s q. ss,.s
be taken. hdcrosi, cf one HUNDRED s5iiars WI "
sS9 rcapGfp u 'rc fer% Il of sse sle sSss
with IN seven days. the isast.es reserve rlt .Ehits
saiins 1 p1arIs.l, RrIIS snsr ~ are days. .a,, sreri
d sooe 2se Of mow newspspcrs pab'lshcdia wasss
.r.! ssa.ss's !sss:s: sBSis J .rfss, l1s ss
r b1svB saas . ss sss..Ssssg ..ss @
''nrss Gscisc-EF9sisG Is ' Z. j. SWEET, AAi.
.AyTHE AsovE SALE - rosTrosED en-.
m sS5pNfasSE s5ls, 9sSs dfsSa. :" iH' ''i sse
=. ~sgg . : a 80 a a.--..------,, a.
National Republican., 1873-12-24

wEnn BrvhnlDcE, ic@ fa. ave., bet. 10Th aud
dealers dealers ~ sMinai Glassware, Croeks.y, Pine
taining to the business, all Or the best quality,
and ai as low prices as the same can be pur-
chased In Northern cities.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
GEORGE W. sTICKNEy,
ds Trustee

,sS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED US-
IN TUESDAY, Doccnlhpr q, ls53. same hour and
place. GEORGE W. STlCKNFS.
novI9-eod&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1873-12-24
AURItrLruRAL wAeEuousEs.

y. a, nAwtN Fs V'f % "a avu., bel, ,pih t0Ih as
AuCUIrEsT !.
AD9Ly cLuss. \. X. cor. 18th and G sts., opposite
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-18
TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC Il. r,
TT NJ Z tai LIE.

TsAIHs GoISa Souri,
Leave Harper's Ferry att 90, a NJ, lard 35 M
Leave Shena ndoan at G6, a NJ and 80 p NJ
Leave keyes' Switch att %, A NJ and 46 III.
Leave Halltown at 20, A Mand 81 PM
Leave Charlestown a,7 49. A NJ and Ul p NJ
Leave Cameron's a. II. a NJ and 2 i2 p NJ
Leave Summit Point Mt 5 80, A Nj md % P NJ
Leave Wadesvillc at S ~, 4 NJ and 2 go 2 NJ
Leave Opeqcon Bidgc at %, A NJ, , go P nj
Leave Stephenson's at 92l. a NJ and 90 P NJ
Arrive at Winchester at 40. A NJ. 3 Ol PM.
Leave W inchcster at 8 50 a NJ and 3 05 p s.,
Arrive at Straaburg at II 40 A Nj and 05, p st.
TRAlSs GoiNa MONTH
Leave Strnsburs at As 4 NJ and - 10, r NJ
Arrive at W Winchester at q So a NJ and 81 PM
Leave "inchester at 1921 n and } Oi p NJ.
Leave Stephcnsun's at 10 81 A NJ and :%a3 P M,
Leave Opequon Bridge at 10 - A n! and 5 Is r nj
Leave Wadesvillc at 10 As A NJ and 3 81 + M
Leave Summit Point 10 SO A ~ and 4 10 P NJ
LcaveEamcron at II 10 a NJ aud II P NJ.
Leave Charlestown at II 2l . NJ al d % P. NJ.
Leave Halltown at II 80 a NJ and rs P NJ
Leave keyes' Switc at II 81 A NJ and 81 NJ
Leave Shena nduah at II 40 4 and "a NJ
Arrive at Harper's Ferry IL so A NJ and 90 p NJ
A. B. WOOD, Agent, Iarper's Ferry.
THOS. Il. SHARP,
Eov.4 ls72. Asst Master of transportation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-18
PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER l. co

NOAH WALKER 4 co,
The Celebrated Glothiers Of Baltimore
Announce Gle introduction of plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on applics tion their improved aud accurate
RULES FOR SELF MEASUREMENT,
and full line of sarnpies from their i'm stock
OF Ciothe. CasslnIeres, Coatiugs, Shirtiues, &C.,
thus enabling parties in any part Of the country to
order their Clothing aud Shirts sIircc. them
with the certsinty of receiving garments OF
The Tery Lotest style
and Most iirrtect FL
attalnabc. Goods ordered will be cent by Fxpres
I" any part OF the country. AZ is we'll known
throughout tue Southern States ii have fur Forty
thtee Years excclled III all departments of their
business, which subs tia ntee to tn
character of the Goods they will send out a large
and well assorted stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
AT POPELIR PR1C rs
When Goods are per Express C. O. D.. there
Will BE no collection charge Is of $40 and
over. Rules Tor self measurement, Samplcs of
Goods aud Price List free application The at
t"nti"n of the TRADE is invited to our Wholeaa Ie
Department, which is ways kep, up the highes.
standard.
NOAH WALKER Il CO..
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and eoy,s
Clothing and furnishing Guods either
ready. lns de or liadc to order.
l6o aud lG1 baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Anrif 1871
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the crisis, and stood perfectly safe and secure:
his credit increased aud his business improved.
while several other frn,s sunk under the blow.
aud could not rally, among whom was Hawley,
alluded toin the commencement of this article
How do you manage to keep shove tho
tide Z" inquired Hawley of Mr.. Barton, ono
morning, several months after the event re.
corded. as he met the latter on the street, en
the way to his place of business.
Very easily indeed" replied Barton.
"Well. do tell me how said Hawley. .sT
claim good degree of shrewdness. bu. .he
strongest exercise of my wits did no. savs
me; and yet you, whose liabilities were twice
as heavy as my own, have s,ood the shock
and have come off bettered by the Storm.
''fhe truth is, replied Barton, II casheei
my paper as soon as it was sent in"
81 suppose So" replisd Hawley, regarding
Barton with lo"k of surprise. hut how did
you obtain the funds f? AS for NV rart.
could not obtain dollars credit; the banks
refused t" take ny paper, and my friends even
deserted me-
"a little investment that made some ten
years agN. replied Barton, smiling. has
recently proved exceeding prc6tahle''
"lnVestment !" echoed Hnwley, what in>
vestment?'
Why. do yon not remember how es..b>
'is"eu young Strosser ln business ten years
70, yes,' said H.wrey. as ray of suspi.
ci0n; 1T up his countenauce, 'bus what of
'|He is one Of the heav1es. dry goods deal
ers III the city; and when this calamity. came
on, ho came forward and very generously ad-
vsnced me. seventy FIVE thousand dollars
You know told You on the morning called
to offer you an equal share in tho stock. that
it might prove better than an investment in
the bank"
During this announcement Mr.. uawley's
eyes were bent intently on the g"und, and
drawing deem sigh, he moved on. detected
and sad, while Mr.. Barton returned TO his
place of business with his mind clear and an
imated by thoughts of his singular investment.
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Summit Point, March 10Th, 1878.

HOW ADVERT1slNG PAYS.-The Rich
mond State Jonrn"i tells how Edward MalIey
built mp one of the largest dry goods trades in
New England. and, as it cannot fail to be of
interest to every one, we print the account of
an enterprising merchants success, so that
those who would like him. make money in
business may follow his example: About
18 years ago Mr.. Maley appeared in New
Haven, and opened small "seven by nine"
dry goods store on the principal business street
OF that city. At that time the heaviest mer-
chants on the street scarcely advertised in the
local newspapers to the extent of more than
two squares each, aud then in standing adver-
tiseincnts for the season. Mr Maley, with
degree of sagacity that no one else had ever
dared to evince. struck out boldly in the ad>
vertising line, engaging column in each Of
the three local dailies. with the privilege Of
changing the same every week, and making
his advertisements the most readable mart of
the newspapers. For this he paid each of the
newspapers at the rate of $1,000 a year. The
old fogy merchants stood aghast at his hardi-
hood and everybody predicted that he would
ego up in less than thirty days; and he did
go up in less than that time-to the vcry
height of the mercantile ladder. His store in
few months expanded from a s:seven by
nine" room into the occupancy of the whole
building IN which 1t was situated, and in less
than year he was doing the largest business
Of any merchant in the city. He kept MP his
'sreckless Advertising" as it was called. and
to-day he has store built by himself, 26O
feet deep, 20 fee. wide, and two fioors-the
largest and most successful mercantile house
in ali New England outside of Boston. He
now pays the local Journals not less than
$4,000 year for Advertising; aud yet he con-
fesses that he has made all his money ont of
the newspapers"