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THE MASSACRE AT PAOLl.
/NOrHER sENrINNIAL CELEBRd TION
~ NNSrIDtNT1.
Ocdi. alton OF the New Monument In Honor
of the Patriots who were sinuaht~red by
nrIsIsh Troops One Hundred Ncmrs Aao.


PAoLI. Pa. ScrI 2n.-Ihc dedication oi the
nov, po,,, m. ,,,r,o,, il, h,,.,r ~ ,h, nfy.,Lrce
... ''.' ~, -. ~ u W,
killed In British tropts under Gen. Grey one
h,,..,.., . ,, - ,.,., ,,,I,, rho
h""'i'" so'hS "E" '""h p'"' "-'"'' "
monument II Il Quincy granite" tw'n'y-tWo
''' u.s. "',. ~ ,,..,, ,,.,,,r,
n block OF polished granite. from when springs
a shaft fifteen feet high. Near the top " the
column has been cut thu simple word paoli."
On the east sid" If the following inscription:
"Erected Nv the citizens Of Chester and Dcia-
,o,o ,o,utics sc,t Oh 1877 h,in,, tho ,rr.
""' w. '''" - i'' - ~ '"- wv Wv"
tennial Anniversary ~ the Pnoli massacrc."
Under tins il the following: "rho other in.
.ri.,,,. 80, nj .,,.,,,, ,,.', .,,i.1 ,r,,,, ,I,
n,por,a, s -" "'o r ,r ar" u, vVI ro", inU
wis erected hv the Republican artillrrist- and
other c,,iv,,. ~ rn,.,,,. ,,,,,,, So, on ,st7 >"
At the celebration to-day. the Hon. Washing
Won i""h~'hu pt'@'V'' iI'Y'i WIS 81 I.N'''"
Wy 'he hc\ Jus = fN"rlS ~ Hullh i"nI'N
was the historian AMI the Hon Wayne NJ
voegh tho ornt.r # tho dnv. The prn,rnmrnc
wa~ iniorsprrscd with patriotic music and a
salute 81 thirty-cirht guns was fired 10y the
Grim, u,u.rv Au,o,.. tb,s, ,r,..ut ,vnr,
o.. n '.,..'s, al ~ ,., H., -,
Toy harttrnnt az s',i unl a Erahl-'n oi
hfl'l slhnct 4, Tue siiall"h Mnrh UT" mus
nf" "rurrrl VII NOT TO- 81 N''" '' INT 'l'-l. ~
Scrt'm'"r' l't. ne lr. Spots coy lhr ladflvil no
cause were NriNWhcf' Ils "uiut h@; 'N"ll IN
th' northern uart "t NV loik' Mh,tN bur
E"yne'S army was hurrying 81 tn ii- linhl ca
iasiropho az Saraiueu Gen. Howe. bay ing t"-
.cNed reent"rccm'ui- rom lntlynd hlIiising
n,s army W /" an enc w. iNi'' ~ 2'"W men
WI" W't' c'hc''hlr"hu IN N,M l"lh Nif' GO
uiIuln.u ui,,ll W., '"l'ur' "l iiiil' iI. "
aug - til, bril-h l"f' W.i' ul'gr k'd ut
ui'I y "u ~ liA ri,,I i" i, in''ry a. ", ~
PEAK an hi"ui l,ily ml'H ."YllN' ul We
thrculrntd tlN. li'N rNl' iNd - Nh'Nuulrr
Ivy Vpn"s ""h u,v'' il"i w. ~ wa i''-' u
.hi trhl ncaN> i,'n'Ni, ih.h'- 70
IN" army IN lht \. tth. iinW' = '''' !
was To- strike telling blow and then forward
bodies 81 mr. men To- ING nt~lsii "a" Dur
gown, Wnu whr ll'h e"lrN l u --'d; WIS hlls-
i.l ,tr,,ogy Mns orau-e y' ny; AL.r II A.
non ON ,ne BrahdNWll'' S.rt H. ~, WI. -
.EH'l unrlhT lut hiENl' I't.t ~ W iin NJ aInlN
10 1'rSr h.r' n' cross III u" S'huNlhil ana
ies'uN"i 20 klNn III. hrh' Nholner fl'I anu
on w., lpln py'h ARMIES were afrHp,l t we
tWnl lrallhR from Lancaster l" inllh'i lulA.
Wn}h. VA. stN'm ,hs ~ ini,F'r, NV I, gan
me hNt', WIN great ~ilrl violent storm gl
winh niil ram cnw' "n, nd.ring y imp,-~ .hl'
Ipi "iii r army L. k',p 'hr Hrld Nasi n,gt' ~
III a. D. l.
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ENDING 4 STRIFE.
Early Resumption In the Wnke.barrs Coal
tompany's Galleries.

WILRrsnARRE sept. 19.-Thn coQuctting
which has been going ON between Cnas. Parrish
ind his miners for ten days past mas nearly
reachod liz termination. AMI will be followed hy
most desirable results. The way has been
pretty fairly cleared of rub lsh, and. notwiih-
standing much hulldozng In the negotiations,
y seems certain tltlt the miners OF the Lohigh
and Milkcsbarrc Coal Company viii all be AT
work by tue first OF next week. since Monday
both parties hayc been skirmishing TO bee let
down NJ easily az possible. hut personal feeling
IL obliged "a -uecunlh TO common necessity. and
the miners give in = avoid starvation. while
Mr Parrish yields cnnce--i ions in ord To save
his contract with the receivers of the corporation
Of which ho WIS formerly Pr sil,nt. So that
the end has been reached It matters not how II
hHn been brought about.
The miners held another meet ing In this city
to-day. ~ which II was Resolved Ia review the
Irpcc, diugs 4 the gathering NJ Sugar Notch,
which 81 summary dismissed Mr. Parrish :
proposition y sl"r,lay. Tn,rr wus inrgr ut-
and it was nnulD determined to offer another
compromise to Mr. Parrish boy modifying their
cr"n~. on TIA" luiy Wa 's. the b'-i lHrlinS per-
vnd"d the hsscmlange and the fat that de
me- ing l'i Tue entire drihn cement "i rus IN
III" hnna- ~ a committee hsur's % Sumption
oi work M ihc mines und'r lHrrl~hs control
almost immediately, ami i may uiNn tl"
term. or-InnN Ir'po-eI hy Mr. Iarf ia. Ii
l. ultl' r-in.d to-iI ~ tiHu il - W'N ull ln in
operation on inI ilI b. nnN MnNiay TINS
j. w. +, FL r"w, Wat IS haN han ln TINS guar
rio coll"ri' -'fit j l..h anal WIFE -larro
Goa Company ln lII~ valley tnnt..y 4.I. .illiL.
Ike 1000 men, aud e. have INA numher r.
uu'iurc Is sun 'At 'lu-e for .rsnsraiuiat pa,
from ihe illrl'"u a. InN~ WNrniuh uNl or tho
contract igtwe Mr. Iir-h and ir T.. '".N rs,
murkCi w0cll y,ail, i I.u~ii. 90 tNtir utmost
,Ypaeilv VIII ~ bloly boz able to exceed that
l"4H HH.a a.| M 4 III {
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IIITI ~ IITI7FFI JInTHuI
on Friday last j. A. Tollcson ESD. mnrrio1
'ii 90 iH Court House IN Marietta, ga, uslns The
fu' .h nn their n mt hands Sir. win YOU have the
lt uN M nHi Nnu hold hN the right baud IA the name
OF ii State htnt-ia. cobb county ami the tun-ti.
u' MNt'rf T. Is adopted ~ not 10 be Jour lawful
Nalim Wl YOU ttkr tins man To be Vunr lnwiul hus.
l 'h lr iWn,iiiuiion oi the nitrd States Hui the
r.n I'ut.n o. We Siae o Georgia no matter WHO Is
h"M, 100 me name of the Father Son and HOW Ghost
NM under iNr Constitution AluIC said pronounce gu
man AMI WAC. Amen" '
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II Is more than probable that Boucicault
will become the tenant Of the Flth Avenue
Theatre. II Is understood that ne has OF rrd a
rruil ~ s2i 600 in 'iusiyc OF taxes. That is
ahout ;l0nO loss than the rental Of Mr.. Daly.
Jarrett 4 Palmer oil'r"d $1,000 probably with
on amy hope OF go,ting II, bat u7 u freler. T. q.
Gilmore. ia" manager Of GilmorrA Garden,
of red f25unO This would sorm like an in
dlrr't on r from Shook a Palmer with whom
Il" rs CONNIE tod. But they officially have mado
no on I Whatever. Mr.. Gilsey has thus fnr
con 'iud Il no negotiations with anybody. Mr..
GilSey said, IN addition, that he had had very
many applications for the house. but that he
Was determined Rot 10 rent II hollow ii> figure,
which is UNDERSTOOD Ia be i3juO0. he should
not oven consider offers which did MT come up
60 his figure. lie did mi cnrr if he closed the
house tor % year. George X. Goodwin and Cut
tore llo Walnut street hratrr, lhlladrlphin,
have offered t2l 900 agreeing To- pay one year :
rent IN advance, II. j. Mnuingne and MIR.
Sewrl. the tnn-in-law OF Mr. Malack. have
also h"rn in Il collation.. and They arc under
stood 10 he willing to pay s25.oOD II year, If
BuuuDuuli Succeeded IN Erttlng the house. he
would put IN Us mannseress Miss katharine
IL ~.
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A Horse Stung 10 Death by bees.


At n meeting rccentlyat New Concord Church.
hor~' was litchcl too near humble bee nest The
bees attacked h slightly at nr.t but as he charged and
r'unlod, attempting To- get away. they attacked him
from a sides. untl The poor beast could stand n no
lnser lie utic rl shrek after shrek In his agony, aud
then 10 d died
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Some painful devclopmonts in connection
M MhI suct 'l,cul aiors are tlr'Ht ned i'm Sow Nnrk.
"i a. WIN a.lnn-l The country, 1t b, Aai Custom D..
"t tpih o H., country me alleged " have been de.
h"~4td 4. al tAtllt uAA.ald OF.
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dllantt0-- ftma'ts.
~ur.Tow> ADyEnTisrKs

MAY leave their favor, Tor TnF the only author
in.i uf. town HiVrrfi-' flr nj Offices
I,Ss- BrnaiWAt. torntru al.t u ill + VI . AMI
3O- Mr-i sd Il opposite Grand Or IA H0us,, and 200
.d 49,. torirru f1ti IT., until = l. NJ
Ul
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STEAMBOATS, ano GaiIroaOs.
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
on and after June - 1877. tram. leave New York. via
Dcsbros~cs and 'ortnni street, Ferries a, follow,
Express Tor arrl-hur ftt-bursh the West and SOUTH
WITH Pullman Palace Cars attached. "a NJ, Il and I'd
Y NJ. daily
For wilhamsport. Lock Haven. CORY and Erie at = 10
T. NJ. Cuuurrun- At CORY for Iitu>Nttc. Pctrolcur
Centre, and the OIL Regions Tor WhamspOrt and Loci
Haven. 4 VI.
For Baltimore, Washington, and the South. Limited
WASHINGTON Express ot Pullman Parior Car dily
except sunday. $50 \. VI. arrive Washington tpP
REGULAR At 80 A. NJ, /, Is, and $50 T.. NJ sunday,
and : 80 4
Express ior Philadelphia, 7ao : 20 q, % 90 Lmiteh
1850 A !. p a. 7, aud = 31f VI SIudii. - 4 VI,
i NJ
For trains to Newark. Elizabeth. Railway Princeton
Trenton. Perth AmhUA Flcm.n-ton. Bol,iere. and
other points $40 local schedules at al rD krt un',s
TRANS arrive From PITTSBURGH, q lphni - 90 VI and
- 20 T. NJ ,dailNs 10 10 \ NJ 0 % l. II daily. except
MONDAY From Washington ami Baltimore. .
A NJ, > ln. 10 h.lu and 10 10 4. NJ sunday. % -
a f,9m rhilad,lphil ~. q on. ln - 49, ~ ~,
u 80 Nj. 10. 10 % 10 30. a. 90 30 AMI - -
10 cor NJ
Ticket Onees go and afi Rroatwav Aston Hone,
ant foot 81 Dc.hrossrs and Cortnnit IT,, Court -.
lrnoklyn IA no. ana r. ulsnu Il ll0pnAcu. Dtppt
jersey tltN fmgrnnt Ticket Olcv. Bat. Is lItcc.
FRANK THOMSON, l.. T. fARNEk
General ManH-or General Pa. nsrr A-'nt
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HE elegant steamer u MARTIN until further notice.
viii leave 2.i = y r. 90 80. ~ ~ \ VI ] 40 ~ . "a
nv ricrs,N ~ loA. VI. I'm. t.dr
steamer NpkNAlk. until further nnuce, Will Leave
22d i. y X. 900 A NJ. q. ~ ~. 90 go 4. NJ.
iirr l. Il. Battery. ~ A VI f.. l. IS. .. T. VI.
CONNECTING AT RAY RIDGE with tars Tor The Reach.
GRAF LAS tkiLNRNrLn >ENtNIu REGIMEN
BAND EVERY AFTERNOON and ENkNING.
SirCtiN Sacred Concerts uu sundays
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THEATRE COMIOJE. 5i4 BROADWAY.
i HAkRlGAN lIAkT-....................Fr .prictnrs
" UANLEY ..... Manager
HARR1GAN HART 1000. .in....... DARBY AND LAJfl.
First in many of the taNorit Cnncl
dinu.. HARRY BiOODGOOD HARRY BLOODGOOD
and A. L'aNit whg viii auucar ~ their comic sketch.
OLE BULL. or TlE TRAMP
The Ausuu~. thn~ nud tnrriH. Nully fcria Kelly and
RYAN. kttv % Sell Suvdam Bros. Billy West Arnold
kirnliy l. Richards "Wednesday aud saturday maunec>
DKytNT's OPERA HOUSE,
ID ~ AND 7al BRO AbM AN. opposite New York Hotel,
LATE iiELLERS WONDER THEATRE
Uncquivocal Success. Enthusiastic Reception.
ENTIRE CiIANGE OF PROGRAMME.
BRY ANTS NiNSrRELS
- STAR ARTISTS
Under Tho MANAGEMENT Of NEIL BRYANT.
EVERY EVENING Ar SATURDAY MATINEE At 2
Popular prices 2,c s and 75c Ma,inec-. 2bc ami 5Oc
National Republican., 1877-12-03
Securities Buying. Selling.

Commerce.
S report p in ,ssrs ns
water with which to run the mills.
Psnr as .lesGy Pss and ss m'ddns e
wheat-southeInq quiet and steady; Western armer
% sod nSsr gsd 9 pye ninser rss .co
and December siia4 4Gsit.li; January. iilis@itit
and sa,Iss sea,Gsrs White s1s$ss So Yellow j
ssec; old %s,,srn mixed; spot e!sc 6d: becember,
oi,sc January ooiegeo,lc; Western steamer. s6,tc
ern white, 2sc; do mixed, sgtBHc
Rye quiet at 6Sdr5c.
PrSvisionsI Round I nd lots nominal order trade dull
and lower. Pork, sit25 bulk meats-Packed shopl.
ess sc sS clear Sif iS sdcs, s We. Hans isc " "
Petroleum dull aud nominal
Wis., &Gisky yTiSI dSil sSi1 Si Si5sS.. T." ''''"'
Reesipts-Tioar s,iOo wheat. Is.oon corn. 5000
NEw YouK. Dec i-Cotion firm; middling uplands,
ilSiGc oreans 7iec Sales, are bale! Consolidated
France ffs % GSG coSiinent, ;i,iIIi issl ' '''
Flour stu In buyers rivor, and without decided
SS sTSds cHt M r'V$ $issGsS for conOn 10 ar % extra
Southern % 800 40 for good tocloce DO.
r$5 ;P$sss ~
nesotn; sl.i3 for winter red Canada, In bond.
G SPsd heavy and cOssa los c ySts better &c 1s
eise for New York No 3 eis,@asc for do in store; $
@sc for new yellow pelawars; &c for old do IN dock
ern D and Sie s Z TMGs fSr White do '0f 's'
Pork irmer and In fair demand, spot lots new mess,
iard1rmsr; prime steam, $50
Sugar quiet and nominal.
| Moasscs-Forelgn grades nominal; New Orleans
TurPentne s.'ier a y. iefsie for spirits.
Z sln snchang ed at 7sa so for Strained ~,
wheat, per steam. "a.
National Republican., 1877-12-03

udbdcttng business W Wushfhqfon.
AucrIoNEERs.
Duncapson Bros. Ninth and d sts.
Wash. B Williams ID. cor. Tenth streeh
AWNINGS.
J. C Hogan, 7is Market Space.
BOoKsELLERs AND sTATIoNERsl
a Chapman, eiI Pennsylvania ayenuc
W ra sssnss I asd ss
Il s "a sE sna sSss i.
BILLIARDS.
scanlon a Co, seaton Hall, Ninth and streeta
Felix De.fOs.e.. sola street.
CLOTHING
f. 8. Justn. eis d street
DENTIsTS
ID. j. DeMontreviiie. No. i22s Pennsylvania avsnue
DRUGGISTS.
So1ehl,n; Temple Drug Store. ssa A Ninth strsetsL
Entwisle, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street.
EDUCATIONAL
Mrs 5. e Fuller. Art School. isis street .. ~
t,eo.Ee.oMn s.1, SSllsge A 9sersstown; Dc
PARK seminary, s6i Fynh street norihwesL
spenes1sn Sa.Iss-s SosSe ssWsnth ' ssd s,ree
Miss Eva Mills Music, i.os street:
ssSGcI ES JGSp MEpss 81 sss hsS SS, street
Musical Academy, J. 7. tsuineld, I,s. I street
Law Department., ~ National al 1ni~srsity. % y. '' 'Ns'@
FINE ARTS.
Markriter, 023 IL street northwest
HOTELS.
@ SRas tssaa snd
Inbitt House: Fourteenth and streets.
Wormeys; II and Fifteenth streets:
Morton House, Va and VA street
b. ii. stinemetz, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Germania Fire Insurance Company, Of D. C., s31 +
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street.
Georgetown.
JEWELLERS
s. Goldsten a Co., corner Tenth and streets
wheatiey Bros, Georgetown. n. G.
LOAN OFFICES
s. Goldstein & Co.. corner Tenth and d streets
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and L streets.
G. Stl,lzsr, ll9 Il street.
A. saks 4 Co, Seventh street.
b. Robinson q Co., 100 Pennsylvania avenue
REsTAURASTs.
Partisan Restaurant, lea PENNSYLVANIA avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders & stayman. Penna ave and Twelfth street
PAPERIIANGINGs.
John Alexander, isll Pennsylvania F-venne.
PHoTo-LITHoGRAPHER.
Norris Peters, Photoliihographer, No. 4is Penn
syivania avenue.
PHYsICIANs
DIR. Hartley, ocI New York avenue
REAL ESTATE
d. II. Warner, sis + street northwest
john sherman, IT. Cloud Building.
Fitch q Fox, Freedmans bank building, 15oo Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney & CO., i27 Ninth street.
Murray's, sos Pennsyivnnia avenue.
UNDERTAKERs
| r. W. Barker. az Eleventh street.
r. f. Harvey, g5i Il street.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
WOMAN'S CORNER.
The Dead Doll.
Edited by Fannie u. Ward.


You nsedn'. bs trying to comfort mel tell you mp
There's no use in saying she isn't, with crack like
It's Just ike you said II wouldn't hurt much to
have my tooth out that day:
And then. when the man most pulled my head on.
you hadn't a Word TO say. 40
And guess you must think I'm q baby, when you
As II / didn't know better than that Why. Just
You plsh, %sis , hsi look all mended but what do
Clues arc for chairs and tables and toys and the
backs OF booksl
Ny dolly my own iltae daughter; oh. but IT the
It Just makes me sick to think OF the sound when
her poor head went whack
Against the horrible brass thing that holds up the
Now. YuTsey, what makes you remind me know
that did II myself
think you must be cr1y-you'll get her another
What goo,d would Ss,y heads do hort l tell youmy.
And 70 think h,dn't quite finished her elegant
And took sweet rbbon of ber, last night, to tie
oil that horrid catl ...
When my mamma gave me that ribbon was play
She said % me most expressly Here's ribbon for
And ] went and pu, IT on Tabby. and Hildegardo
But I Said % myself 20. never 'nindi don't be.
lieve she knew II"
but know that she knew 1t now. and Just be-
That her poor little heart was broken. and 80 her
o, my baby my little baby wish my head had
For I'VE hi Il over and over and st hasn't cracked
bit
But since the darling Is dead she'll want to be bur
We viii take my li!tle wagon, Nurse, and you shall
And ri walk behind and cry; and wen put herin
This dear liitiie box-and wen bury her there out
under the maple tree.
And papa will make her q tombstone like the one
he made for my bird,
And he'll put what Ttell him on it-ycs, every sin
shall say; Here lies Hildegarde beautiful doll,
who Is dead:
She died q ! broken heartnnd a dreadful crack in
MARGARET vAsDEGRrFr.
Tho above poem, published by request Of o
genial correspondent, appeared some time ago.
charmingly illustrated, In st. Nicholas. 1t
will touch the heart Of every mother who is
happy enough to have had q childhood, and
who has herself been the loving mother of
precious dolls, whose untimely fate filled her
tender heart with an agony Of grief almost
greater than she could bear, and from which
she never expected to recover. We sometimes
wonder II the broken and dead dolls over
which we children Of larger growth" rricye
| so bitterly In later days will seem to us Of as
| little moment as these infantilc bcrcavemcnts
when we shall have reached our Fathers
house, beyond the little loves and sorrows Of
| the present!
At least, not to moralize, this swcctly-told
| story will remind grown-up mothers to be
| tender and sympathetic with the wee mammas
| in their domestic Affections, remembering that
trivial troubles often fill tiny 'cups of grief'
/ to the brim.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK =
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE


NORTH, wnsr. NORTHWEST and souTEwEsT
LEAVE wAsBINaTos ~
500 a. m, baltimore and way stations.
$50 A. M, baltimore, Annapolis, aud way stations
strasburN Winchester, and way stations, via Relay.
500 a. m, baltimore Express.
$40 a. M Piedmont. strasburg. Winchester, Hageus-
:. $50 a m. New York, Phllalelpdia Boston and Bal
philadelphia = \
Sunday. Through car for staunton. Paror to
Grahon, and SLEEPING CAR to Louisville Cincin-
nat, columbus, Chicago, Junction, and Sandusky.
.eeo a m, baltimore and way stations, on Sunday
connects for Annapolis.
1000 O. m, baltimore express
Igi9 .; M, baltimore Ellicott City, Annpaols md
'iso p M, New York and Philsaeipbia Express
a0 p. m. baltimore and way stations. Winchester
E0 p m, baltimore. Bladensburg and Laurel Ex-
press Frederick via Relay.
way stations. on sunday TO n. Of Rocks and way
stations only,
eito D. m, Baito, Annapolis and way stations
$3.50 p IN, Philadelphla, Norfolk and baltimore
express EicOtt CITY. Passengers for Norfolk taken
Sunday for Norfolk.
Gsop p M, Baltimore and way stations
.ns5 p M, Chicago and Columbus express. SLEEP
ING CAR to Chicago.
s,3D y. m., baltimore express
'Gs5 p m, -, Louis, Cincinnati and Pittshurg eS-
press. SLEEPING CAR TO 1t, Louis and Pttsburg.
No connection for Pittsburg on Sunday
.Eao D. m:. New York, Philadelphia aid Baltimore
Ctl,L SLEEPING CAR to Philadelphia.
q, rains marked daily; other trains daily cycept
Sunday. myi5+tf
National Republican., 1877-12-03
novssnTS&ds S'NNhp NNA
TINTED STATES MARsHAIs SALE.

By virtue OF writ OF eri facIas issued out OF the
Clerks Oce OF the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and TO directed, will sell at public sale.
on MONDAY, the 10Th day OF December, 1871, ut u
o'clock M, all the right title claim and interest Of
Lot % In section numbered In the subdivision Of the
Trustees Of Barry Farm according to the plat thereof
OF Columbia, together with all ond singular the Inn
provemenfs thereon; seized and levied upon as the
properly OF spencer Lee, TO satisfy execution No.
is1o atlaw, In favor ofFred Douglas II: attorney In
met FREDK DOUGLASS,
United states Marshal u. 4.
JOHN SHERMAN Auctioneer. no,i-dAds
National Republican., 1877-12-03
FOR BOILER IRON.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BrREAu OF sTSAM.ESoIsEsnIso,

seaied proposals, indorsed on envelope "Proposais
for Boiler Iron will be recerved at this bureau until
u o'clock on MONDAY, December II, 1877, for
about a pounds boiler iron. to be delivered In the
Washington navyyard and about 1900 pounds boiler
iron, to he delivered In the Norfolk navy-yard sub
ject To Inspection and test before January 10,
1875; all TO be OF the very best quality American
ing tests and tensile strain Of not less than 5000
pounds to the square Inch Maximum size Of sheets,
lis inches by 81 inches and eleven nsirteenths OF
inch thick.
No bid will be received except direct from known
reliable manufacturers OF this article and only upon
blank forms. which may be obtained upon application
to this bureau together with the schedule and sketch
OF sizes and shape OF sheets.
The right Is reserved to reject bid not deemed
advantageous to the Government w
Responsible security will he required for the faithful
delivery OF the iron in conformity TO Le requirements
of the schedule. WILLIAM u. SHOCK,
no5lTuiw Chief OF Bureau.
National Republican., 1877-12-03
i. A. NUILINH,
novsi-eodIw l4ai / street n. W.
DUYcANsoY BROS. AucrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NINTH srnEE'r. BETWEEN NJ AND N
STREETS, NORrHwEST.
by virtue oftwo deeds OF trusts given to and duly
recorded In IAbcr 49, folio 3lp and Lber No s iolio
tos OF the land records for washngtOn County, Dis.
tct OF Columbia and by request of the party secured
thereby. we will SELL on WEDNESDAY, 5th day OF
DECEMBER, A. j. is77 in front ofthe premises, at ~
O'Clock p m all that certain piece parcel ofground
situated and being in the city Of washington, and
part Of lot numbered thirteen (S In square numbered
iour hundred 400 according to subdivision OF sad
square by the Washington City Orphan Asylum, said
par, OF lot having front OF sixteen l6 ieet eight l
Inches on Ninth street west, and running back that
width nnetytwo tD) feet to alley; together with
all the improvements rights, privileges, appurtenan-
ces and other hercdnments TO the same belonging or
In Rnyw lse appertaning.
Terms; One.third cash. balance In one and two
years notes. bearing interest at per cent, Interest
payable semLannnally, and secured by deed thrust
cost Adeposf OF 500 required at time Of sale 1.-THE
ters OF sale not compile with within seven days
ron day OF sale the trustees reserve the right 70 re
sell the propertynt the risk and cnst OF tina default
purchaser after giving Ave days notice Of such resale
In some newspaper publ shed IN Washington, D. @.
HENRY A. DUNCANSOS, / ,rr,.,.o.
REGINALD FENDALL i''s"e-
National Republican., 1877-12-03
RY BOWMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED oNETHIRD
INTEREST IN THREESTORY AND BAsE-
MENT BRICK HOUSE, No. vi II STREET N. W.
By virtue Of deed Of trust given TO US and duly re-
corded In Liber No. sa folio l4b, of the land rec
ords Of District Of Columbia and by request Of the
party secured We VIII sei q public auction IN 'front.'
ber A. d. isI at o'clock y. M all that certain piece
or parcel Of land and premises pliuated lying, and
being In the city of Washington, District o. Columbia
and known and described rs an undivided one third
Interest In lot six (6) In square numbered three hun
dred and ssty.three lseJ soc9rding V the snnuivis
trustees and duly recorded In tns surveyors ofce Of
the District Of Columbia. together with all the Inn
provemenis, ways, rights, privileges, and appurte
iances to the same belonging or In any wise apper-
tanning.
Terms of sale; 600 and interest at % per cent from
August 6, 1876 taxes and expenses OF sale In cash
balance In one nndtwo years notes bearing per cent
inter est and secured by deed Of trust premises fold
deposit Of 600 required At time OF sale Conycynnc.
ing nt purchasers cost IL the terms OF sale are not
complied with within seven days from sale, the
trustees reserve the right resell the property at the
risk and cost OF the deiautlng purchaser aer giving
Ave days notice OF such resale In some newspaper
THOMAS IL CALLAN,
FRANK W. MILLER,
nofS FMw,eds Trustees