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NOTICE TO MARINERS
TILE suIYYAx roINf nuoY.

THE suPPAx POINT sUov
Collector Hanover OF Bridgsport has received ocai
rien which recently DISPLACED by Ice, and BY
OF the absence OF which the recent accident
steamer Bridgeport occurred. viii be replaced
Ssr wont " wh s m % s % s
sound now It = = KEEP Al the buoy. 10 pace
the s. ,hSrs and y t;. sn - ~,
AUGUSTINE uAnnoR-
The supcrinte ndent Of the Coast Survey has Issued
the following sailing drectens Tor st Augustine har
bort
Lieut. r HitchcocE. usN, Assistant Coast Survey,
commanding steamer Endeavor, reports the channel
into 81 Augustine harbor greatly Of late and
that depth OF 10 feet can be carried over the bar a
channel the bar OF this harbor subject changes
storms blowing upon the coast The nresent
OF this channel may continue Tor year or for but few
tempt 10 enter without pilot
1t Augustine Harbor must b approached In not less
than six fathoms water until the old light tower shows
Keepers old swelling Setwsen them BEARING " By :.
buoy The In leads close TO this buoy passing
either side OF IN 10 teet OF water ana thence the course
close to the northwsrd u it carrying sh.n ,ss
tide being As From the inner bar buoy the
turns gradually tn the southwark to clear the middle
until the old tower ana new shthouss are open About
quarter O. 'Sass ' south sssa. so. y
ss s r.. IL ua' y.
the depth will be % feet the turns gradually
range on bearing q sw ", thence ths sourss .
NV n Tor the harbor channel
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sS ass:s sI
ss sI KHs sS s.Is ssSe
E,eharasSp New YORK; scnr Hais stevens. Anderson
Jam rsh Fannie LVrng
NORM .cn9 aa1S Ssilln. fF SS rra'' BAH
nesS ns sosnten do
Tooemow Dec Ain schr Patton, Gonnor 70.
o,3 nS a New bark Candida
:, osc hose: Dec Pin port schr Scotland, Holcomh
MSrnns Ss @ chssSn ssssss o aae
81 sa Dec SfqSn 's f0S' for do M before report
HosolUHIv pee S7Arriyed schr varuna Guilbert
sailed Janl bark Jane 4 Faifen0urg. Brown. Port.
Jq BRIG E, sra A ES:s
sailed z1th, steamer City Of Vera Cruz. psaken. New
S SsS s ssr W DSn sSs S1
HALIrlx Jan sS-sailc0, scnr mot brio Ocean Lily
sasS :ss en- ;,, A;;yra or. pen.s:e.
B shaw ,o bermuda and St TGSma: vu..
VA ros.rSn1 ' * Jan MHcissssd brig Ann. HARDING
M.I.ss.s Jan s7SArrlvedss bark Ellen sevsns ssown
S.assa.: SIs ssss SsSa s1 5ssa
ssd H ns.at y wsIa Sf Ss
Kew West; 18th, brig ELLEN II (Br), savannah; schri
Lottie Wells Watson and Fred Jackson, Pettng Ii
Of uatteraa III -
S.sAsA.. Dec LIN port brig vssta. Percy. from
JAxkiRo Jan 2sSailed, steamer Ontario, slocum,
smAsen.i, Dec l.In port ship Laju mot La Gloirs).
ST Tmos.s Jan 26-Put In bark Antwerp (Brj. Akin
son. Barrow for st john NIB tsee Miscellany
y sSS- e. via Hs. SHs y:
LIVERPOOL twas unable entcr account OF Ice; sent
nail ashore IN tug and procseded).
YoxouAxA Dec PIN port brta B Ford, Weeks fen
San Franclsco.
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AMUSEME NTS.
ENoLIsH oPERA-..afIGNoS.


The performance OF Thomas "Mignon" In Eng
lish last night by the Kellogg company was n
grand success. Miss Kellogg ecllpsed al her
former EFFORTS IN the tiIle r0ie. gaming from a
very crowded house enthusiastic applause IN the
many beautiful melodies allotted to her. The nrst
triumph she gained was IN the taxing song
"Knowest Thou the Land" and she acnisved sur
more In the estimation OF her audience 90 very
large one, In spite OF the pcemencv OF the
weather. by the charming manner IN when sue
took part In the Swallows duet. ia tue stf-
rlenne OF the second act sne was brilliant anu
effective. and In the lake scene she revealed q
degree OF dramaic power lar beyond what
even her admirers gave her credit Tor. fne MIG
non o. Mss Kellogs was stamped with the impress
OF talent OF the inquest order. aud IN acting and
singing she realized the ideal winch tue most *
acting mind could iofm vi sucn trying role.
Nine. Van Zandt proved To be the best repre-
entative OF the coque tish actress. fiiina. NE
have ever had IN the metropolitan boards. ana
she gave the pOlacca In tue thrd act win sucn Q
0rf0 and ean that an encore was the cons equence.
Miss Annie Beaumon. acted and SAM the role OF
Federico superbly. ana fulfilled everything that
might he desired OF an artist In sucn an migrate
III. role. Peakes was a very acceptable Lotsrlo.
and Castle showed evident Signs OF recent indispo-
siion by the weakness OF his voice 10 the part OF
Wilhelm Aester. ''Tae Bohemian Girl" Will DO
presented nc the matinee to-day.
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BoorH's THEATRE.

Notwithstanding the unlavorabie nature OF the
weather large audience assembled last night at
this house on the occasion OF DIR. r. b. warde's
benefit. Three acts OF Little Emily" aud the
.'Serious Family" formed the evenings attrsc-
tons. Mr. warde in his excellent impersonstion
OF Peggotty, received repeated marks OF appre-
citation Oh the part oil the puoiic. In the "serious
Family" Mr.. Warde played the part OF Charles
TOrrens, IN which he had an opportunity TO dis
play the versatility of HIS talent Mr. Fawcett
Rowe PLAYED the part OF Murphy Mcguire. Mr..
Bisnop, VINO filed the role OF Aminadab SLEEK.
made a very favorable I'm Uression. On the couclu-
sion oi Little Emily" Mr.. Warde being called he
lore the curtain, made neat and appropriate
speech, thanking the public and the press Tor the
uniform kindness which he has experienced at
their hands,
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ARRIVALS.


HERALD wHTEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamer Wyoming t3r), Guard. Liverpool Jan Is with
ndse and IS PASSENGERS to Williams Uuion. MAS de-
tanned on saady HOOK ~ hours oy fox Jan ~ lso miles
east OF AMY Hook passed steamer husnS nrl henes
for Liverpool. ~ miles east OF do Neamer nevada brl
do Tor do miles eas OF do. steamer City OF BrooxDn
DIR. 20 for do. =. -.
Steamer Cleopatra. Bulxiey savannah. JAn % with
nidse and passensers 70 MURRAY. Ferris \ Go.
steamer Acliilies Aris. Wilmington, NC. Jan w. w'A
BARK II chin new a2s tona Of LIVERPOOL. Ms,
Mcleod, Liverpool. Ms, dayA IN ballast 10 y brg-
Brig Olaf Kyrrs (swe, Anderson Malaga 80 days with
fruit and leaj to GALWAY CrHato vessel ~ Iooias
Co Passed Gibraltar Dec ~, had nue. weather 70 the
Gull. thence is days win strong !. And NV gales
sria Mary ihayef, 5rosenick, rerniamDue9 81 aayr
Crossed the Equator Dec 81, IN lon 81 W mad strong
NJ winas 10 Iisttcras licences day.. with strong and
sehr Ann z Valentine, Potter. Jacksonville u cays
with lumber 10 Aisop 4 CLARK; vessel 10 van brunt
schr sydney Muncer. Pease Virginia.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH
schr David J Adams, NTH. Fortune Bay NJ. for
New YORK, ~ days. with lsh " master. =.
schr sarah A faconer. Wilson, aopthport Tor Sow
York, with hay to order.
BOUND EAST.
s,csner G,ty OF New Bedford springer new ssrs 10
sissmsr sseus. Soous. Ssa Yorz tor rrsvdsaG&
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Jan as-sarcd. bark Competitor eosrh
Kuhn, New YORK
AAnuuua Jan 29-Arrved, ship Island (0ey). Dang.
Philadelphia mot arrived i4th).
BnIsroI Jan 2ssailed, bark Socrates tNor,. 1jonnss
United states
BnxxxnHAvrx. Jan N-Arrived. ship Betty (osr.
Knu,shorn Savannah barks Ger. Rossini dol
B c Bulsin Ger, Kocp, Galveston.
GIBRALTAR, Jan 2s-Saied. steamer Macedonia (Dr)
Laird from Alexandra. &c), New York.
HKLvoxr, Jan 25-Arrved, bark Charlie tBr. Robin
son. Baltimore for Rotterdam.
Sailed 2s.h. bark Anra 0sr. Probss Urom Rotterdam.
New York.
HAvRx Jan 27-saned ships Norris Bsrstow upissd
States: Helios GER. Kriezei do; barKs Alamo t0e
Bruderhausen do; Mary Lawton tBr). Rose, do; lido
RADIO Nor, Larsen, do; caspsri Nor), sivsrtssn DO
LIVERPOOL, Jan 20-Arrived. ships Maria stonemsn
(Br). Blauvelt New Orleans; Montana tBr). Sisign-
tholm, New York for Glasgow below.
Arrived 18Th steamer Arbitrator (Br). Jackson. New
Oeans ships st Charles smallev, San Francisco Rosa
Bonheur (Br Baker, New York: bark Ceres 0cr), DOLL
ner. do; Cremona, Cove Galveston; sstn. shp James
Duncan tBr) Kirkham. Charleston.
Sailed 29th ship Helene l0er) RAschsn. Hampton
Roads sailed 2tth).
Sailed 18th. ship Richard ILL., Hubbard unsd States
bark John Campbell tBrl, Hanksnson, DO.
PxxARrH ROADS. Jan 2o-Arrvsd, brig 0snitor Tigii
QtaD. Frenga. New York
PALERxo--saiod briggs Nsptunss Car tBp. New Ysrk,
Bans (Nor). lsehr, do; Emma uta), New Orleans
QUEENSTOWN, Jan 2eArrived. bsrks David ItaD. Boz.
10. New York for Dublin; John zittiossn. Msrryman.
New YORK.
Arrived 2sth, barks africa (Br Lowdsn. Boston nth
ALARM (Nor), Tjsrsen, New York sse below.
Sailed 20th. City Of nswsrp tDr. LAYER iron
Liver pool. New York.
Rio JAxxrRo. Jan H-Arrivsd prsv,eua bark LIBRA.
fortune. Baltimore
sciLLy. Jan 2S-o6. ship Arundel castle nn. FULTON.
from New York for London.
sAxroa Jan U-Arrived. steamss 1thufisi CDD Pear.
son. Rio Jsnelro for Baltimore
LONDON Jan 2o-shp Montana tbr. cistEnthoim rom
New York tor glasgow eonsidsr6 DIV damaged dur
ing heavy weather and pa, into Liverpool to-day.
Bark Giuseppe Prota dtab, Gaatoia. from Phiadsl.
pna Dec 10 tor Queenstown has been abandoned ~ %
Her rescued, ana arrived ut Liverpool 10 DAY
In ship Maria SLOVENIAN iBr,. BiAuvsu from New or
leans tine registered 7s tons was built nj Prooids
In 1870 ana nailed rom Naples her cargo consisted Of
s0.t3j bushels OF corn. valued At s27.liol
BARK Margaret kvans tnrl, MnDouGau. from Phiadsl
pha Jan 8 Tor Antwerp, 10 asloss a. New Haven In
dangerous position.
Bark Titana tBr), which arrived 81 Qusonstown yes
terday from Phadelpha, 10 auch damaged. havns
encountered very heavy weather,
Bark ALARM Mor) Tierson which arrived 81 Queens
town to-day irom New York. was mach damaged by 10
we're weather on the passage
FOREIGN PORTS
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Steamer Oceanic Br) Jennings Liverpool via Queens
town-R Cortis.
steamer City of New York (Br). Leitch Liverpool
via Queenstown-John Dale. -
steamer Tartar t5r). Ferris, London-Pcanody Willis
AGO.
steamer California OBJ, ovenstone, olawow-Hen
derson Bros. . -
Steamer Fanita, Howe. Philadclpna--James Hand.
Barx Ukraine. Mecher. iokohana-saher Z Liver
Bark Royal marie tBr, weimus, Traiec-J VIM
che ster h 60.
BARK Eliza Barss (Br) vesey. Bcrmuda-A Tucker.
schr J EvanS T.yior jeremieHf R staples
schr Alta Cole. Mitchell st Pierre. Mart-brett Son
Co. - . -
Wood.
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ANDREW JACKSON MINOR.

Andrew Jackson Minor " ho stood at the head Of
his profession as Q trainer Of horses, died at his
home ct Jamaica. L. l., on the 22d inst, In the
forty.thlrd year OF his age. MIR. Minor was born
near Lynchburg, Va, and during his boyhC0d be-
gan to attract attention as rider. Before attain.
ing his majority be passed from riding INTO train
ing, aud during the last twenty years ne was the
most eminent man in his profession In the United
States. The scene OF Mr.. Minors nrst enorts in
the trainers business was KenlucKy, but
in its pursuit he went through the South
aud West, and subsequently spent much
OF his time at Charleston. HIS lame
Is particularly identified win the splendid exper-
ment Instituted BY Mr.. Richard len Brock, OF
Kentucky, aud Mr. Francis Morris, OF tnls city, In
sending stable Of American thoroughbred racers
TO ENGLAND, IN order to test upon toe BRUSH turf,
under all the disadvantages resulting from a long
sea voyage and toe differences OF Climate, the
question which nao long Interested the turfmen or
the United States. whether tine Alnerlcan race
horse mad retained, under the American climate
and American training, the iuA excellence which
had been Impaired 10 MIN oy ms English
thor ougnbred progenltors. 1t was IN the summer
o. 1866 that TINS equine expedition was decided
upon, and IN the ia OF mat year Lecom e, five
years by Boston; Pryor. four years, oy Glencoe,
and Prioress, three years, oy sovereign, were
sent over TO be prepared to run on the British
forced Dy Babylon, three years, and Two promising
yearlings, and IN the following year by SIX or
seven more, OF which the best were Umpire aud
las ed until 1852, wnen Mr. Minor returned, show.
ing. a. u net result, That with this meie napd-
iu OF horsh5, as com inred Win tue equine
hosts OF Britain, he had pulled on sew
eral victories fr0m English reids on equal
terms among wncn the most notable were MS
capture OF the C9sarewltcn or 1857 with Prioress
after O dead heat with FL Hakln and queen Bess (;
the great Yorkshire Handicap OF 1858 with tho
same mare; the Goodwood STAKES OF 1889 and the
lockwood Cup Of 1861 with Starke; the Ascot
stakes oil 1861 with Optamist; he Biennial and
two or three other great stakes with Umpire n
1867 leaving the latter. by repeated PROOFS OF his
superiority the acknowledged best two.year-od
10 england or that year. Mr. Minors last employ.
meat was with Messrs. Hunter Il Travers, for
whom he prepared Alarm IN his exceptional ex.
plot OF one mile IN i:s2k. At Saratoga, and 0lit.
ipa, which, a. q two-year-old last year, won tho
Flash STAGES at saratoga IN AK seconds, the last
est time ON record Tor hali q mile.
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MRS. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE.

The engagement OF Miss Carlotta Leclercq at
the Brooklyn Theatre lacked but one element to
success. and this was the weather. which through
dangerous to pedestrians, however short the dis.
tances they might have to travel The play pre-.
sented last evening was GilDert's NEUROLOGICAL
Greek drama Of "Pygmali0n and Galatel." Miss
Leclercq was Galatea, into whose scuptured form
the gods at the rash prayer OfPygmahon breathed
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HENRY N. T. MATTHEWS, II. D.

This gentleman, one Of the most prominent ply.
scians New Haven, Conn, died OF plenro.pncu.
monia, yesterday morning. the 2oh MS. lie was
born ON St. simon's Island, Georgia, In 1927. lie
became pupil IN the Episcopal Academy. suDse.
quenty ne entered Trinity college, Hartford, and
graduated rom mat Institution IN 1S47. he then
went 10 New Haven aud TOOK up the study Of
medicine, and IN 1850 received NON Yae College,
the degree of NJ u. Immediately Thereafter he
commenced the practice OF medicine In New
Haven. Aad " once took . leading pOsitlon
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THE NEW PARK THEATRE, BRooKLYN.

At this Iavorite place OF amusement donald Nc
Kay" was again put On the stage last evening. The
piece Is not without merit. but Oliver Doud
Byron and Miss Bianch Grey were the principal
attractions. Isabelle Wallace Is not character
sented by Miss Grey 1t Is irresistible. on the
wn0ie the piece as put upon the stage rejects
attracted q larQe audience.
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among the younger members OF his profession.
DR.. Matthew was distinguished In the practice OF
obstetrics. and greater NUMBER OF cases were
assigned nn than any other physician IN New
Haven. He was very much beloved by those wno
sought MS professional services aud the event OF
his death causes feeling OF profound regret 10
many homes.
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NEW YORK HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL CONCERT

NEW YORK HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL CONCERT.
A grand concert will be given Tonight OF stein.
way Hall, for the benefit OF the New York Hom9o-
pathic Hospital Fair Association, Nine. Brlgnoli,
who as Miss Isabella Mccullough was O bright
star IN Italian opera for many years at the Acad-
envy; Miss Anna Drasdil, one OF the most accom-.
plished contraltos on our boards at present; Miss
Luckhardt and Mr.. a. II. Pease have volunteered
their services Tor the occasion. The DILL Is iu OF
musical interest, and with such clever interpreters
1t cannot fail to give pleasure to the patrons and
promoters OF sucn worthy charity.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains ere
informed that by elesrapainy TO the HERALD Loni Ion
Bureau, No Fleet street the arrivals ct AMI dspar
from European ports and other ports abroad Of
American and ell foreign vessels wadias with the
United States the will b cablsd this country
free Of charge and published
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DANIEL D. BARKs.

Daniel 3. Barks. one oil the Oldest and wealthest
business men oil Baltimore, died IN that city dur.
Ing tie evening OF the 2sta inst. Of tas age OF
eighty.one yeagA
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In
the temperature during the past twenty.four
hours in comparison with the corresponding date
OF last year. as recorded at Hudnut's Pharmacy,
Herald Building New York: -
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SAILED.

Steamer Auxus Andre tBelg) for Antwerp mot 9Th,
ship Csmtridse lBr barks Wmburu lbrJ, Glasgow
fhlp tidal wave tBrI. London
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rev. JOHN II. YOUNG. D. D.

Rev. John II. Young, u. ". lately pastor OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church at Tacoma. N. H., died ct
his residence In Laoonia yesterday 81 the age Of
aov0pty i've yoArs.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF January, FEBRUARY AND MARCH.
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FOREIGN PORTS

Hallmark ~.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN. %, 1875.
National Republican., 1875-11-01
FOE SALE.
5000 ACRES
VALU ABLE LANDS
I'm KANSAS

By direction Of the Honorable Secretary OF the
Interior the undersigned will receive sealed bids
west Sc Of the Neosho river along the southern line
Senefsiiy T Known as the cherosee ssrIp. WHAT Is
These lands are offered for sale in compliance
May il, H. tU. s. statuteseateIstse, vol. XVII.
they viii be sold to 1.-THE highest bidder for cash,
in quantities mot exceeding one hundred and sixty
acres at not less than two dollars per for all Of
one dollar and fty cents per acre for such lands as
Printed lists, describing theland ds hereby offered
dGc sas y fhglT PTSPeT sg rb and m
held viii be sent By mail to the address Of any s per-
son making application Therefor to the Commis-
and receiver Of the local Offices at Wichita and In
dependence, Kansas.
tracts as they may y desire, but each bid ID must be
separately made and sealed, and must be for not
form to the legal subdivisions embraced in the
Bids must be accompanied by ten per cent. OF the
amount bid as guarantee Of the GOOD faith OF the
bidder, which ssm in case the land Is awarded and
bid be rejected, the sum deposited will be returned
Parties whose bids are accepted will be notified
& Sf such Acceptance as SoSn % opening Of the
such notice has been duly mailed payment In fall
be not made to the Commissioner of the General
such bid was made viii be again sabIect 70 sale.
The ten per cent. deposit required TO accompany
Gates OF deposit, certified checks on some Goyern-
ment deposit9Ey, PAYABLE to the order to he Com
rency.
The right to reject any and all bids is expressly
reserved.
All bids must be sealed and addressed to the
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofice, WASH
ington, ID. CO. and indorsed "Bids for Cherokee
Strip Lands.''
O'Clock noon of the thirtieth day OF November.
1875, after which they will be duly opened and acted
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., September Is, 1876.
oct6-W9w
National Republican., 1875-11-01
RALTIMORE a rUrOMAO 3. Z.

- DEPOT CoREER SIXTH AND STREETS n. W
On and amer sepIember l3, 1875, trains will leave
Wash nRton as follows, Washington time:
$500 q. m, Limited mail daily for the west.
Daily, except sunday, for the North, to Canaan
daigua, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
York, daily. except Sunday,
$3.50 4. H., Accommodation to Baltimore daily.
e:2S 3. m, Limited Express for New York and
Iast, daily, except Sunday.
n'S a. m, Fast Line for the west and North:
1:iS p. m, Express for philadelphia and New
York and Norfolk, viz Baltimore, daily, except
s:4C ,: n Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
$50 p: m, philadelphia express, for Philadel-
$50 .. ny, Cincinnati Express daily for the West.
Daily. except saturday for the North.
9:Os D: m, FOR Philadelphia, New York, ana Bos-
1rr Trains Is, POPE CREEK LINE leave at EEs,
N and $40 D. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains for AHNAPOLls leave Gt $50 - 70, and
'pnfiman Palace Sleeping Car to Pittsburg II run
an the train leaving At $50 q. N.
Pullman ParlOr Car TO fIItsourg Is run on the
train leaving 81 $50 a m. daily.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car TO Rochester II run
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Chicago on train
leaving at $50 y. m.
TicEets and information can be procured at the
Offices oi sHs ed Rsr snd checked At hotel sand pr
va1e residences orders left a. the orces Of the
sSemnsny northeast corner Thirteenth street and
IenRsviyania avenue, and on the northeast corner
OF sixth street and PenPs{OTa2niS HTenSs,
Depot BALTIMORE FOTOAAO hAAAhoADi
-oornsr slxIn Ano d, NJ. BOYD, JR.,
6snsrL Passenger Agent, P6uAaslPni1, % Pa.
Gr,y. rfnNo lawN o1s
National Republican., 1875-11-01
DROPOSALS FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ]

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING, :
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. %, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received 1t this office
until 10 o'clock q. m, MONDAY, November /;
for furnishing eight hundred (soO) tons Of run Of
mine Georges Creek) Cumberland Coal, to be
delivered at such times and places and In such
quantities as may be required by the Department,
and subject to the conditions required by act Of
Congress, approved July IL, 1870, viz: "rhat such
Coal shall weigh 2,240 pounds to the ton, and
shall be inspected and weighed, and the quantity
of each load certified at the time Of delivery by
the person appointed and qualified under the act
for that purpose, and that the prescribed fee Of
twenty cents for each ton or coal inspected,
weighed and delivered shall be paid by the con-
tractor"
Proposals will be considered binding for one
week from the 1st of November, the Department
reserving the right to reject all or any portion Of
the bids offered.
No proposals Will be entertained unless accom-
panied by satisfactory evidence Of ability to full
hill The contract, nor Will any payment be made
without the certificate Of the inspector that the
Coal furnished Is such as the contract calls for.
Proposals shall be addressed and sent to the
office Of GEO. b. MCCARTEE,
Chief Of Bureau OF Engraving and Printing,
Treasury Department. oc2IThS&Tutd
National Republican., 1875-11-01
| HANDsoMEE Rs1DENuE FOR SALE.

By virtue OF 9 deed OF trust from the late James
i. Hunton and swife, the undersiS ned, trustee,
will on the 22d day OF NOVEMBER, 1875, st the
COURTHOUSE in Warrenton, Virginia, sell at pub
lie auction the valuable residence called ''Clear-
mont" adjoining the town Of Warrenton. The
house and grounds ssreexceedingly handsome. The
house has eleven rooms, and Is built OF brick, with
thirty acres Of land attached.
Terms Of Sale-By agreement, one fourth OF pur-
chase money cash; the residue in three equal in
stalments Of one two and three years, bes RIM in
terest from day OF sale, and properly secured.
will convey only such title as Is vested in me,
whichis belevedto be unquestlonable.
For further particulars, apply to EpDa Hunton,
seps7.Msw DAVID WALKER, Trustee.