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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-08
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCArI0y.,

The Pennsylvania State Sunar;,.
dent Of the Public Schools reucrr. IT,. ea-
IA 500 OF the II eco schools OF rha 80. y
the Bible is read, without obFecticp 80
any one
The Methodist churches in Poeh.u
ter, y T., have been holding a eirrpfs :.
meetings IN al the churehes-swo daTs
with each church. concentrating All ~
spiritual power available, for the time -
ing. az a single point. The results are a.
to have been highly satisfactory.
Mr. Wood, OF the New York Roa.,s
of Education, begins his career az heal =
that body by proposing to remedy es.r-,ir
defects In the present system AMONG
0tAer reforms, he urges making the s.Is
rIes OF primary school teachers eqgaF J.
those, OF the teachers II the gran7rss,
schools, becaHse. as every ole knavg
youngste and babies are harder tn teaeb
than their older brothers ard sisters.
The Fsrpso7a5 Cbrsaic5s publishes a ri.r
of the Con greg4tionaI pastors settled 3
that Stale, with the time OF the s,strlepsen+
Ut each. The oldest settlement dates e-nrp
1s44.-5he most recent from 1915 TIE
present number Of settled ConrregafionaI
pastors in the State is sixty i've. the nIry-
Der CT acting pastors, seventy five not
less than f0-ty-ive churches are destfrurr
OF stated preaching Some of these y
SAYS the Cilr8a5cGs, (" give no prom kse of
ever being stronger"
w isconsin's new Law providing frae
textbooks for the public schools Il *
pected 70 secure the following 0hiecr.
. The saving OF nearly one-haIf III The
cost, the removal of the last exception "a
the absolute freedom OF the schools lie
economical use OF the books by successive
classes the less frequent changes when
school boards have the responsibility 81
purchasing and caring for the BOOKS and
the full and prompt equipment OF the
schools at the beginning OF the term y
Christian Uaa0fs.
The Baptists announce q ten davs'
Gang meeting at Ocean Grove, n J.
next summer, the owners OF the grounds
who are MethoQistS, granting free Use ct
Them The proposed meeting VIII begin
July II and close about July 30 and will
afford Baptlsts i good opportunity for
traIernaI greeting, grateful conmenorl-
tI0n, spiritual communion and physical
recreaEl0n. I'd ~ expected that Drs FIJI
Ter, Bridgman, AruliFage Broadts, Neale,
LorImer, BoardInan, Dickinson, Henson
and Cutting viii be among the preachers.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union
at Philadelphia has issued an AL irgss to
al the Catholic TEN peralce societies IN
the Cnited States, desiring them 10 raise
funds bl the amount OF one dollar a MEM
Der for the Centennial fountain which L
il the design OF those societies to place in
Fairu10unr Park The fountain il ex
peGted to cost about $50, 0GG. 70 IL t0 ecu
sist IN paro Of the stat1Ies OF Father
Mathew, Commodore Barry, Charles
Carroll " CarrDIlt0n, and Archbishop
John Carroll The stirIhes are now ner
lv finished The dedicati0n il to mxa
place July t, 1878, when the sixth annual
convention OF the Catholic Temperance
Union of America Will be held In PhiIa-
deiphist.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-08

DURING rainy weather a gentleman
stepped into q tObacGCnisrs at the West
nnG, London, and asked him tor the Ioan
Of an umbrella Efe was promptly ae
c0mmodated +" You're IN 0hliging man, +"
observed u customer after the stranger
had stepped cut. Yes bus thals 4
mighty honest fellow said the tobacco
MIST. An hGnester OF more generous
man you Won Z find in 4 day travel He
A.ls rot a number OF umbrellas OF me bur
he Away brings bnck u better one IN r.
urn Etc changes en- somehow bGrhow
[ don q know, and don 'JcM'g see aes
honest. and thats all care about ID"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-03-08

epen th3t Box ga voGr rEht and vGu
Will >ce a2F relicS--ehe syringe, tho Dos
u sCid and talt 3It.e pAial laheie3 Ago
Ntt5--JAe Chemical expression tor nit 'sas
OF silver, while | m3y Da;sb nav S1sry Av
1e iaag y@u last before IN cr,ss ssae,S
ffcin Mr.. Gabriel Ss5tria's neoS De. was
pGnctIally haagsd - Lzagga Sscsffa.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
DIED..

PARknURsT;-InG Gsorgst,wn. PC, January
o stS1E ied iad:aI seIeT s0H ek gohn d. ana
.aRe5S w take Ptsee from FtsSa k9 s. faTe az Il.
family a are resPsc,faiy spec ; inTited. n 0t
uf uENGLIsH: On Thnrsday, January 2. l5s,
Helen oHa aeT gontb asd Sne
TaasIai fcsm her parents, residence: :s ns:,,-
lily are invited to attend.
,dd PIERCE; e Al E 39 90 o's,SeS Wsd9.sday mSFnIng,
Relstiyes and friends are respectfully invited to
the residences Of A T. Howard, IS Masyiaad an T ape
rue northeast.
YATEsi.oa the morning of the 9Th, a. s;45
and SIX days, daughter Of j. v. and Sarah =.
FHaer.l this afternoon. at > o'clock, from the
residence Of her uncle. Win. aOldsbOroush, IIa5
ALLEN.-At Norfolk. Va, January s, 1876, Mr..
THOMAS D. ALLY, !, rs, formerly resident Of South
YoUSG.-At Norfolk, Va, December %, 1875,
vile q Dr; AIsSaadsF G. W: Young. formerly OF
ohsT A caSsus sS .9G En fh s:sP s..H R
PRICE...After long an5 painful illness, MARY
E., WIfs of John T.: Price, aged fsrty.thres.
her funeral, from COS street, this morning At II
m. m s!9:a G g. TPsU Ts S J. n
Farrand, ESQ.,, aged sIxty-seyen years.
hlIlIEh-On the Zotn OF january a. u O'Clock
p. m., AGNES, beloved wife Of Robert II. Miller,
aged forty-elght years.
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully rec uested TO attend her faneral from No. ll9
street southwest, Sunday, 2oth January, At 1:GO
D. m. thence to sixth-strees Presbyterian church.
FOY.-Yesterday morning, in Philadelphia, JNo,
Fox.
HUNTER.-NAEY Z. HUNTER, at the residence
of her husband, John Hunter, Prince Georges
county, Nd, on Tuesday nigaI at u O'Clock, aged
Ths fnness m take place At st. church
on Saturday, 18th instant, at II O'Clock q. m.
DODGE.-In Georgetown, D. c., on the 25th Of
January, 1576, At 9:3o p. M, FRANCES ISABELLA,
Henry II. Chapman, Of Maryland.
Ths funeral Will take place from her late resi-
dence, northwest corner OF Congress and Dunbar
ton streets, on Friday, the 18th instant, At $50
O'Clock d. m.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
ny THOMAS DOwLING, Auctioneer

TESfEh4Y sAEH q Il
~ sssh a.g pEf Nay snd
se5asd among ths s.a 5seOFas Of ne RistTiet
49, and asf s 0 & fGss ss
@ on ss s IL dsS
Continuing until the same arc sold, the following
"A sy the
intersection Of the east line Of Mrnroe street with
tsence tie nc north on said MunfOe street Il feet and
inches; thence east % feet; thence & south r feet
sses ss 30 as Of begin
sesond Besinnins on Manroe stFeet Is feet
inches north FROM Dunbarton street, and running
70 ofpse street % Seet thence south i feet
inches, and thence west 90 feet to the beginning,
qni1d F.r. Sn 81 No. Bsa Edition de-
scrlbsd as follows: Beginning on the west side OF
nUfSs roy 6enec TaSass
north on Montgomery street y feet 3 inches;
and thence east 90 feHt 70 the beginning, improved
with q frame dwellIng-house
Described As foiiors: 10 sesinping On the Vest side
Of Montgomery street s. feet north north from Dun
gonery street il feet inches; thence west 60 feet:
thence south II feet inehss fhenGe east ~ isst to
mouse.
And on MONDAY, the 3Ist day OF january, 1876,
Ni O'Clock p. M, In front OF the premises, the
following property. tartS OF LOIS NOS. Is
and 10, OLD Georgetown, described as follows: Be-
ginning at the c0rpsr formed by the Intersection
81 the south line Of Prospect street with the east
line OF Potomac street; thence running east on
Prospect street 50 feet to the centre Of Lot No. IS:
tEence south parallel with Potomac street q feet to
rating The second and third houses on Potomac
Mes and the centre IF Said Ws 30 fees e
Potomac street, and thence north on Potomac
street Ssfeet to the beginning, improved with two
brick houses
Terms Of sac: One third cash; the residue IN
two eaua payments, at siI and twelve months,
with interest At six Ter cent, to be securet by
deed OF trust; go deposit when the property IS
struck off, which Is 10 be forfeited unless the terms
OF sale are com piled with In ive days afer sale.
AL conreyanting and recording at the cost the
purchaser.
B Go. b. BARNARb, Trustees.
The above sales are made for the deferred pur-
chase Morey and the titles believed to be per-
feet. THOMAS BOWLING,
ja26-5t Auctioaeer,
Il
National Republican., 1876-01-28
TIE COURTS.
-. is Unitsd statss.

su,r.u, cour. Of T. 10 uaitsd States.
r.-> 'sDAr. Jan. q, 1915.
On motion Of Mr.. r. T. Men. jamss HoSa5
ESQ.,. Of Huntington, N. T., n r. admitteS ~
esq, Of Washington. d. a., wA ' Of this court.
practice a. attorneys and counseioh aInss. plain.
No. 1o4, (assignsd.) Myrs OlsTke1 The argu.
til In error. vs.. Joseph fuentes cts Jr. j. s.
ment Of this cause was concluded eJA
Black, for the plaintiff In error. 0lain-
NO. ~, (assgned.D The Town OF ConcofoA nix
til In errcr, vs.. The Portsmouth SAVINGS d "a
This cause was reargued BY mr.4e0. "a. WNnlA
OF counsel for the plaintiff in error, and by SaA
lord b. Perry, for the defendant IN error-
No. Ia The Home Insurance Company, plain
tiff In error, VS.. Benjamin Luce. Dismissed with
costs.
No. LIS. Henristta S. Gould, executor. plaintiff
In error, vs.. The Evansville and Craufordsyflls
Railroad Company. The argument Of this cause
was commenced BY Mr.. Chas. Tracy, OF counsel
for the plaintiff In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at l. o'clock.
Supreme Court-In General Term.
Present, Chief Justice Cartier and Justices
Ulin, Wyiie, Humphreys and Macarthur.
This court was yesterday engaged as tolloWa:
Franklin Scott, of n. Y, was admitted 10 the
bar on motion OF Mr.. Butler.
In the matter Of Zanlo Poole. Argued and sub
mitted.
Hovey s. Dole VS.. Mcdonald. Arguments con-
clQded.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
- ARnWEn

MELLOR-LEMEN.-On the 18th OF January, at
Springfield Presbyterian church, Sykesyille, lid, 4,
by Rev. r. l.. McAurran, EDWIN NJ. MELLoR. OF
Maryland. snd WILLIE, youngest daughter of the
late Rev. Nicholas Lemen, formerly OF Virginia.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
DY EDWIN ]. SWEET,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
No. hll SeYenth street nrthMn,f-

SALE OF A Two-sTeRY AND BASEMENT
PkEsS, S,BKIGK FRONT RESIDENCE on
souASRs ASP Of fHk oTiThM HIN HT6REE
NEVER OCCUPIED.
-. will sell, at public auction, in 'front.' of the
s.E premises, on SATURDAY, January %, A. ID.
s 1876, 3t $50 O'Clock p. m, all Of Lot Il, In
& Carpenters subdivision of Lot 8, and part OF
loIs6, and 9, in square Bis, together with the
improvements above described.
Terms: Five hundred dollars cash and the BAL
ance on easy terms, at seven and eight per cent.
bid. Title guaranteed to be perfect. Conyeyanclls
at purchasers cost. Z. j. SWEET,
jan25-d&ds Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
TWEEN G AND STREETS, EPROyED
BY A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE,

BY A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE,
KNOWN AS NO. rs SEVENTH STREET.
~ Under and by virtue Of decree OF the Su-
md preme Court OF the District of Columbia, sit
~ ling In equity, and passed In cause Numbered
wherein Bernard Burnsteinis complainant and J:
W. Plant and others are defendants, will offer at
public sale, In front Of the premises in the city Of
URDAY. January .. 1s,s, az O'clock, p: m, all
and Lnewn as the north twenty C:p feet OF lot NUM-
numbered four hundred and ffty- four, (454,) to-
gether with the Improvements thereon, subject to
4 deed OF trust in the sum Of s., 50O and interest,
which deed is recorded in Liber 3, folio &C. one OF
the land records for said District.
The terms Of sale. as prescribed BY the said de-
paid in cash within fye days after the day Of sale,
of which three hundred dollars Is to be paid as .
deposit at the time OF SALE and the 6aanee OF the
purchase money in three equal tnstallments in six,
Twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale,
for which the purchaser or purchasers shall deliver
to said trustee his their promssory notes dated
the day of sale and TO bear interest at the rate
OF SIX per eentum per annum. And the trustee
reserves the right. In case OF failure to comply
with the terms of sale in five days, TO resell the
property at the cost Of the dsia9ltinK purchaser.
Law Building, Fifth street.
B. II. WARNER,
jalS-TuThS1ds Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

Ths Sub-Treasury balances At New York
to day: Cola G4II1.3I4; currency. t35,is8, Ixs.
Tho sub-Treasursr paid out 200 on scssAs
OF interest. and si5,9o for bends. Customs rs-
caIpt3 kl4T o3C
National Republican., 1876-01-28
AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS

Future Days.
RY EDWIN J. J.swEET,
y Real Estate Broker and Auctieneer:
No. I'll Seventh street, opposite U. 8 Post 0ncs.
sHSH ssb BAHs EssGNkSF SE soR
NSRfHWss NEAR Nj NJ srssETH sJXrH STREET
E a; 3: lsH. and only recorded In LIS.r 10, ~
Atris. OF Colume:a, and at me request OF the
q ,Ss w ss 4 gTS
s.;s,s :S,,I st. q
ssEe T.
from the northwest corner Of said lot three, and
m s sns ns
thence east sH feet four and one half
nine q inches; ana thence Ee;. ninety three tssl
beginning, together wlth' al % Tie i%prOvsmsnts,
moaths, with interest q. Seven per cent. per am
p sIasT she Of
S 81 sas %s sale az
net sSTpi,ed WITH within @ seven ssys from the day
Gis and cost p he dsiapItias parcSasef. anT 'As
HkafsIEb AEaEkE & H.Et1i L. WARNER, irrussees.
nos-MWSSds
ussli TuEsb1T. December % Il T. same hour and
kkkskaI kksiNaRS s. 4. AMFkkkSEs, Trustees.
de7-TuThS&ds
A6THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned Until TUESDAY, January 4, 1876, same
hour and place.
SkRafahn SkRfaaR6; Z; Il. hAEa WARNER, Trustees.
de2l-TuThS&ds
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
Poned until TUESDAY, January IL, 1875, same
A'O' A kLBERT c, HALL, trru,,,s,
jai-TuThSSds
A0THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
pened until TUESDAY, January Is, IS'6, sane
hour and place.
ksEnn hksfaaRS s. 4. aAFi.RN WARNER, ) Trustees.
ja1t-TuTh&ds
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pored until TUESDAY, February 1, 1875, same
hour and place.
khsERf khsiSHnb {; Il. HAka, AKkak,RsEn, }Tru,tes'.
jaiS-TuTh&ds
National Republican., 1876-01-28
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
~ RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREDkMCKsBURG RAILWAY.

OIPoT CoRNKR OF SIXTH AID srnKIfS,
Local trains for Alexandra leave~wu,zJ
M follow: s., ZOO, 8, ,'s, 10, IL .. n, n
J. s@:2o, 5, 6:co, p, m. The Q. M.
daily, except Sunday.
Local trains leave AleKandria - follow: &
b a. n. and p N, trains leave Alexandra daily;
al other trains daily, except Sunday.
Richmond Day Mail leaves Washington daily at
sre.i y =; M sou.hsrn r.u-es. vi. Rcsmoad ls.vs.
Warrington n:ss p. m, daily. On Sunday runs to
Threugn tickets to all points seuth and South
west for sale oces, corner OF Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where passengers can leays
orders for baggage, TO be checked at al ths hotels
d. n. BOYD, JR.,
sa0-1 General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

VhOfUShLS T On OhUSEW a AT
I LEAGUE ISLAND.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCK5,
NAVY DEPARTMENT., )
WASHINGTON, January 4, 1879.
Sealed proposals, indorsed "Proposals for
Causeway," addressed the Chief Of the Bureau
Of Yards and Docks, Navy Department, will be
received at this Bureau until l2 O'Clock m, on the
lst day of February, A. d. 1876, for repairing and
widening the causeway across the back channel
at League Island according to plans and specih-
cations 10 be seen at the Civil Engineers office at
League Island navy yard.
Each bid must be accompanied by q written
guarantee OF two responsible persons to the
and certified to by the United States District At.
torney, or other United States officer known to
the Department, that the bidder, If his offer be
accepted, will, within ten (l0) days after II has
been awarded to him, enter into contract with tho
Department for the performance Of the work.
jalT ]. q. HOWE ELL, Chief Of Bureau.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

w. q. IXOHTT,
8 B00kBIhDER AND PAPER.RulEk
Gos S7I Pennsylvnuts AVA. Sea. Tensn
ana Eleventh stS., O0ufh nldO,
-Soen elegantly or plAinly bvuad. Pr u
National Republican., 1876-01-28

RT BIRCH 4 ROBRY. Auciioneers,
- -(Late VIM. l.. " all & Co.,)
Horse and Carriage BaEasr,
Nos 935 and 80 Louisiana avenue.
% HEAD OF FIVE WORK MULES, HARSEss.
CAhTs, WAGONS, PICKS, SHOyELS, IRON,
STEEL, &C.. At kUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Feb
ruary z, 1916. commencing at 10 o'clock,
o.. we VIII sell At the stable and yard OF John
Mn sLyons, con,raetsr. corner Of Maryland
ASayenue and Third street southwest,
Island, all the stock, Wagons, Carts, &C., &c.
We name in part, viz:
20 head OF fine Mules.
% sets double and single Harness.
20 Carts and Harness.
efour-horse wagons
1stone.wason.
Lever-Caft.
Alarge lot OF Picks, Shovels, CrowbIr5, Iron and
Steel, double and single Trees, &C. &c.
We call the special attention OF purchasers to the
above sale. as the sale Is peremptory.
By order or JOHN LYONS,
Contractor.
Terms cash. -
BIRCH & ROEEY, Auctioneers.
ja2S-tf IStar, sunday Herald, Capital
National Republican., 1876-01-28
pYE Il. J. SWEET, Auctioneer.

RH Es J. SWEET, AucttODeer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On THE WEST SIDE OF TIE NTH
STREET, BETWE u AND y STREETS
SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
ex By virtue Of deed OF trust to ne, dated
"a May IS, A ID 1S53, and duly recorded In Loer
HN No. Ils, folio los, one of the land records tor
~At the District of Columbia. and At the request of
the party II ereby secured will sell at public
tlon. In front of the premises, on THURSDAY,
January 2, 1875, at 4 O'Clock m the following
descrbed real estate. situate In the city of WASH
ington, District Of Columbia, to wit: LoIs num-
bered twenty-stI, esd twenty,seyeq CD and
dred and nfty-ihree, [esSJ according TO the origi
nal subdivision OF said square, together with the
Improvements thereou.t
Terms-One- fourth cash. and the balance in sir,
twelve, eighteen and twenty -four months, for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
at the rate Of eight (3) per cent. per annum, and
secured upon the property sold, shall be given; Q
deposit Of 500 TO be given when the property Is
sold
If the terms OF sale not complied with in
days after sale the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property, at the risk and cost OF the de-
fauting purchaser, after nVe days previous adyer
asement.
All conyeyancing at purchaser,s cost.
j. W. ST, CLAIR, Trustee,
Ja1e-wFM&ds kE. J. SWEET, AUctIoneer.
aSTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til MONDAY, January 81, 1876, same hour and
place.
jsn2s.st Ell. SWEET, Auct.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
L1Ealas,st ElanHsstt t4t1aurD g BEEF
AND TONIC ISyIGORAToR,

Recommended by the best physicians in England
and America for Consumption, Debility, Loss OF
Appetite, Fever, Afue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Female and Children Maladles.
OPINION or DR.. b. 8. sTEUART, President
Maryland Insane Hospital, Baltimore, Sd,
= 81 can recommend Leibig's LiduId Ex.
tract of Beef as the most efficient preparafisn
food and tonic in q remarkable way"
OPINION OF pR: WM. H. STOKES, Physician
al have great pleasure in adtIn Z nv tes-
timony to the virtues Of Leibig' IS Liquid Extract
preparation used, and, therefore, confidently
recommend Il to the medical profession. ;,
AND MANY OTHER TESTIMONIALS.
PUT UP IN PINT BOTTLES-N EACH-TAKE
NO OTHER.
SOLD BY
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Wholesale Agents,
SCHILLER d PINKAHD,
de2s-TuTh&Siv a Pennsyivania svenue.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IyTERIoR,)
OFFICE INDIAN AYFAIRs,
January q, 1875:
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
until Il O'Clock the 2lst DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1879, for furnishing the following. named quaint:
ties Of Beef Cattle, on the hoof, for Issue to
Indians In the Indian Territory:
For the Kiowa and Comanche Agency, I,4oo, 900
pounds, gross weight.
weight.
For the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Agency, l,sO),.
900 pounds, gross weight.
Full particulars regarding tbs requirements
for bidders will be furnished on application at
this office. ]. Q. SMITH,
Js2s-FMwtle2l Commissioner Indian Affairs.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
pY DUNCANSON BROS, ,Aucfioneers,
ID Northeast corner Of Ninth and ID streets.

pY DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
- Northeast corner OF Ninth and streets.
$1,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
COMPRISING
SILKS, YELyETs, CAssIMERES, BROAD
CLOTH, MERINOS, ALPACAS, P0PLINS,
CAsSINETS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, DELAINE3:
WHITE, S0LoEED Asp osERAHITLAANNELs; RAILAANNEL;
TJIss, P61KITtIING' MASTEk-FESSE MASTEk-F SL2tK-
Ns BEf6s Aiss sa1As6oks. s IssE sW1ss ssEhsS
TGIkTS sQGddtsTs Hds6,Is BhhSKETs' ahslAE' saIkTS
EENS HANDKERCHIEFs, TABLE CovERs,
AAssS9RTEp SASH ANp GTaEg Gdg RIBB9Ns,
COUNTERS, sHELXIEG; SG;i &C.: BEtNG
NINTH STREETS NORTHWEST, OCCUPIED
BY YATES MITCHELL, AT AUCTION.
TT On SATURDAY, January ., commencing
hNlD lat 10 O'Clock a. m, afternoon At O'Clock,
VIM ll)Uwe viii sell the entire contents Of the above
Dry Goods ever offered At auction.
iso5-2t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucticnter
National Republican., 1876-01-28
NatissraI gepablieas
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
EoastsrT.

HAssIseTos. Thursday evening, ysu. N.
In New focx to-day money was eayJ. ,5,r.S
a. =. Gold steady at ll39r3I. Exchsurs oUI.r
strong.
The following are the closing rates for Goysr,-
ments, furnished rs by II. ID. Cooke, jr. A ia.
National Republican., 1876-01-28
ONE DOLLAR 6AVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET oFFI0I.
Eailro,d tickets bought or sold, to or from an
ne ey aPpIg % 5az Sff e id6e2osta
s h sLenue q N Win the ciEi.
BAb5TdMS3RE Bbir1s GEE R2T9MA1 IN 3: E.! r;
s..ss vi saS :sss ave x..sisssos xsssEaaS :. S lo
psS tss sss fes .ae @
m IiPRitea Is GIprss. p1Sre for New york ..a
i =. .1FssR' FaRs fias Eias lcr the West and North:
i:sSn onaa m.s EIpress for Phn,delphi. and New
Eos5 and Norfolk. Wis Baltimore. daily, except
s'1o p: M. Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
s:st ?: H.. Pope's Greek accommodation daily,
IS p; n. fhiladelph,. express, for PhIIad.l-
20 p. NJ, For PittsSurg and the West daily;
for Canandaigua and the North daily, except Sat-
$50 p. m, Mixed train for Bowie daily, except
SID 3: n, For Philadelphia, New York. saaBo,-
'cr: T.:sini @ Gr POPE GREEK LINE ,..rs q. 7:5o =.
Trsini iOr ASSAPOLIs is:vs q .:a 4. n and
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to P1ttsburE Is rul
on the train leaving at 7:4l D. m.
fGllma1 rattGi II S S 10 no fdfsDurE Is run on tns
h Puimsn Palace Sleeping On 70 Rochester 4, ru,
% rsns1 shs d:I % 70 Chicago o,
sayiPs az 5a s1 pp;;oTm.top 2; nm can Be procured q.
q sas ess9 f:I sad checked hes.
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fennsyivania avenue, and on the northeast oorass
s,ats sstIITosE stIfsI tas
soFsG aTtb And 3 street,. p n. BOYD, Ja.,
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8uDeYfnteudeut. baltimore. Nd.
National Republican., 1876-01-28

" "ASh1NtION AMI Oa1O hAlAnOAUs
SUMNER AnsANsENENg, aHSIl. y BEGINNING
TT3 TSTs6In TEA1Ss SsI49AJIkkYY, I49AIkY, ESSEPTEzu,
ORlA AND BOUND HILL.
Leave Washington At a. q, and p. a., and
AaeISandrta a. s:lo 2. n: ana sac p. m; psss
p. n, and arrive at Round Hin at L q. and p.
N. Leave Round Hill at $50 .. N. I2:0 D. M,
pass Leesburg, going eastward, 1t q. m. and l:h
p. n, and arrive at Alexandra s:B .. m. and 3:ls
Pm. and at W ashfn gton at $50 .. and $50 D. m.
Passengers from washington VIII taks the
Mashington and Ohio cars At the Baltimore and
fotomAc railroad station at Q. N. and D, m,
AID go through to Round HM without change Of
The s:lo .. m. train from Alexandra and I2:sop,
m. train from Round Hill connect at Round Hill
with Harris Daily Line of Coaches for SnIckers-
Vile, BerryvDle and Winchester; also, with
keHmer's Line Of Coaches, which leave LeesburE
d1ly fer Aldle and Middleburg.
Both Trains westward make close connection ss
Vienna With Sisson's Line OF Stages for Fairfax
Court-House,
CommutstIon tickets, 3 cents per mIls; annual
tickets, go, 4. d. HAVESER,
sp36-r General Ticket Agent.