davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-27

g STATS 7TDNYNGEN kostar
$500 pr ar Eft ar till Sverige
$500.
GzY iSTENSKd TRIBUNEN till
sammans med STATS TIpS1SaEN for
ett al $3.50. :.'' *}s'S@'t'*7 -
HEMLANDET -tillsammans med
STATS T1DN1NGEN, for ett ar $500.
PIONEER-PRESS, vecko-uppla.
gan. med dess premi am-en karta Of
yer staten. Minnesota ,tillsammans
med STATS T1DN1SeEN, for ett ar $500.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-27
REDAKTIoNEN

" Utgifvaren och hans airendator forlorade
omkring 10000 bushels hvete pa farmen
vid Litchfeld-en storre f6rlust an nagon
AMMAN person hela staten lidit ->
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-27
Resonlig acknowledgements. u

Resonlig vordnads dsbetygelse. Under
franska reyolutionens skracktid brit
kade en- here. taga af sig hatten 81
ofta han horde Robespierres namn
namnas. Pa tillfragan, hvarf6r han
giorde det, svarade han:s s.Det g6r
jag for att riktigt forvissa mig ON,
aEs Jag har mitt hnfyud / behalf. 2
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-27
EN F6RSIGTIG YNGLHNG.

En- yngling i Danbury, som ALT som
oftast f0ljt en- ung dam hem fran kyr-
kan pa Sondagsqvallarne och sedan
gait med in for att ia elite lunch, "
sade Sondagsqvall, sedan han full
gjort sin EMISSION:
"Talar du somnen g.
"Why, no." svarade hon med f0rva-
ming.
"Gar du s0mnen e. fragade han.
"No, sir 70
Han hyttade sin stol en- tum marina.
re och med 6kadt intres5e fragade
han:
''Snarkar du? g.
"No," svarade hon hastigt. under
det hon oroligt betraktade honom.
Hans ogon blixtrade af gladje da han
horde detta svar. Hans lappar oppna,
de sig, och sedan han fyttat stolen ma.
got narmare. fragade han:
"Kastar du haret, som lossnar da
du kammar dig, tvattfatet?"
"What's that 2" fragade hon med en-
f6rvanad uppsyn. Han aterupprepa.
de fragan.
"No, 1 dom't!" var det nagot hasti
ga svaret.
"Rengor du kammen da du har be-
gagnat den?'
"Of course do" sade hon stirrande
pa honom.
Han foil pa kna framf6r henne, hans
0gon brann af karlek och hans handler
| utstracktes mot hickan.
''N1in dyra tlicka, jag alskar Dig" ga
de han, med passion. jag ger dig
hela mitt hjerta! Alska mig, och jag
skall for hela lifvet blifva din lydigs
slaf. Alska mig sa, som Jag alskar dig
och jag skall gGra ALT pa jorden for dig
0, lat mig ia blifva din alskare, dir
man, din beskyddare, ditt ALT allom. ,
Det var cit kritiskt 0gonblick for e1
flicka vid bennes ar, men hon var, SON
qvinnan i allmanhet ar, situationel
vuxen och hon "varfvade' hononl.
ANDAM&LET MELGAs MEDLET
Han 6nskade att ega henne men kun
de Ell f0rma henne att gifva slit bifal
imam han erhallit foraldrarnes lofte
Han gick in till dem och framford'
slit arende. g.
"Sa du tror verkligen, min gosse. at
du alskar henne nog att gifta dig met
henne:!" fragade gubben, sedan ha,
slutat.
"Yes, sir - sade ynglingen met
brinnande ifver. '"Jag alskar henn
af hela min sjal. Jag alskar henn
h6gre an ,mitt eget lif. Hon ar mil
ledstjerna, mitt afgudade f0remal
hvarje tanke. hvarje hopp, hvarje atra.
i Han stod dar, framfor de begge gam
| lie, med sammanknappta handler, ocl
ett ansigte stralande af passion ocl
tilIgifvenhet. Efter ett 0gonblick
paus fragade modren mildt. .....
-ssHvad tycker du ON delta forslae
min gubbe lilla?" -. .. 49,.
t.11hat sounds like business, mil
gumma,'' sade den ,tillsredsstallde "a
dren. $50 80. - .s.1.
| 80 = !
Och 50 blef det afgjordS att dottrel
skulle antaga anbudet. I'LL, !.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-27
Danbury skisseE'o
'-. Efter .-
They all Do It.
For Stats Hdningen af Viridis.
EFT PRAKTIsKT FdRSLAG.
Red.

v.
EFT PRAKTISKT F6RSLAG.
De gralade f6rliden S6ndag. Han
sblef rasande och svor pa att ban skull.
le upph0ra med sina bes0k. Hon blef
afven st6tt och sade att han kunde 60.
ra just som han sjelf behagade. Han
afagsnade sig. men kom tillbaka fol-
jande qvall och bad att ia tala med hen
ne enrum. Med n6je beviljade hon
hans begaran. Hon var intagen af
fruktan, men hennes hjerta gick hans
hjerta till notes on strom af sympa-
tiserande karlek. Hon stod fardig att
fatta honom ON halsen och grata af
gladje. Hans ansigte var nastan farg.
lost och hans rost tlarrade da han sa-
de:
"Jag har varit dit standiga sail.
skap sex manader, Mathilda och jag
har hela denna It'd f0rs0kt att CORA
det som yarit ratt.'' Han gjorde EFT
kort uppehall for att aterstalla r6sten
som nekade att CORA tjenst. "Jag vet,
att Jag har cit haftigt lynne och att
jag ej alltld, som Jag borde, kan be-
herrska mig; jag har f0rs0kt att vara
dig trogen, f0rs0kt att CORA ALT som
jag trodde skulle CORA dig lycklig; och
vetande delta har jag kommit qvall
for att h0ra ON du Ell viii vara sa snail
och gifya mig EFT slags bevis harpa,
hvilket kunde yara mig till stor ny tia
ON jag framtiden skulle finna en-
AMMAN flicka att sallskapa med Han
upph6rde och betraktade henne med
ansgsliga blickar. Lifsfargenlemnade
hennes kinder och hon sYntes arbeta
pa att svala nagonting som hotade att
qvafva henne.
Efter en- stund SADIE hon: "Pack;
dig ur delta hus det fortaste du KAN
din elandiga valp, ON du ej will att
jag skall be- papa >kasta dig utf0r
trapporna!' Han gick utan att ha
fatt den begarda orlofsedeln.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-12-27

sa afven med det exempel Nj omtalar ;
men man maste noja sig vid den tan:
ken att det allmanna intresset bast be
fordras, under lagen sadan den ar.
Red.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Now YORK General Market

fsS SSsIrs SaIssa nff s's.ss s.ls ;fSssE S ysaSi
SsSs: q ETsnss. DIS; 81 70 t6s Continent ~ y. .1eI
ma ma 'ISop ! ss silss az
sItr. 6hio, SS7 j.; common 70 choice estrs 81.
l1% esSos q aSsss ssT ss,ss sSSs y y
CLOSING heayy. southern four In buyers hvor and
ssss s 'S.Ss 81 Ss = Su Hss Ss:
.Rys shade ,1rmsr at Tstsa1c ior Western; State.
,o Ss,ey I% and IN seSa demand ., Z, &C. SI ssSng
fsrior new Western MIXED, SsH@soc for New York
sqsshets and sss sss w yslo% I jersey S .'
a and sa snS snS1s ss Sr % % ,o' ''
Hay unchnnged. 49, .-. ...
l snn nm nnd IN si demand carsoss quoted
a. LEO ie,s soc gold; Job lots. ioessiso Sold
nil inquiry !, g i6r siasdsra 4. NC er GiSsaisied
sSs fSIpowdsrsd, and as m fSS sr',hsd !, 49,,
~ Iroreign lominai; New Orleans In mir
Nee ,iendy md fairly active,
sSw , steady srs s, noas;s.ely q r., active at sS7sc
dun a ssssc 's' iSr State 81 pd and psnn.ylynla
ffoSisons "forf ilrm and quiet at ,,s l.I@p nv
Sais fST mes, Beef quiet sssI Ls%s duil ssoe oss
better, closing dIm prime steam, Is MSses .. but
ssscsS's S4 hss sss r sp{s sSs
M7@l2,tefor common to prime.
wn;ss1 Lin;ss1 ss,nstv snistt ,,,o
va. steam, Ss5sa siS @Ssss s y stss%. ps sasg$
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Here and There.

At recent New York dinner party the
florists order included 10000 rose-buds.
On dit that Mr.. John d. Randolph Is about
to marry Miss Gabrielle White, daughter OF
the late Hon. A. s. White, OF Indiana. The
wedding will occur early in the spring
When one of the "lords Of creation" desires
to bo especially savage on 'strong.minded wo-
men, he writes venomous letter about them
to the newspapers and signs himcelf "A Happy
Christian Mother." @
The oldest royal princess in Europe is Caro-
line Of Denmark, who has Just completed her
eighty fourth year. Sho Is the great-grand~
daughter of George ii. of Britain.
Christine Nilsson Is learning TO sing In Ger
man. .. Eel. AIS
Mrs. Alice Oates, Of opera bog8s fame, Is now
In her twenty sixth year. She was married n
fifteen, aud, In the language Of the immortal
Robson, may now be said To be 'ovsrwhclm-
ingly"so.
p. T. Barnpm, tho Snowman, gives to our
Smithsonian Institute the skins aud skeletons
generously pays the expense Of mounting
them.
At baby-show in Greensburg, Ind, q col.
orsd child carried of the first prize. When
will the tidal wave of baby-show reach WASH
ington2
What Is bric-a-bracf The origin OF the word
answers the question accurately, II Is French
compound phrase-a corruption Of an older
ompound-bric-et-brao,d derived from brio, which
was sort of weapon used in hunting, and from
troc, a corruption Of the low Latin word byooa--
a Kitchen spit. The original compound moant
what we might call "pck.up" meal, served
quickly, aud Of whatever could be gotten at
most conveniently. The compound word now
In use means, we may say, odds and ends"
old watches, clocks pictures, weapons, orpa.
ments, furniture, statuettes, 60
National Republican., 1877-12-14
cood,bysi
buried Nations.

What . queer sensation voyagors on the
Mediterranean must experience whom they
reflect that the whole channel Is doubtless
strewn with human bones as thick as the sands
upon its shoresH Carthaginians, Syrians,
Egyptians, sdonians, .persians, Greeks and
Romans-rcposing side by side beneath the
eternal waters, while ,modern ships fetching
freight from Alexandria, and bearing the caro-
less children of this generation, with "lifos
Rtful fever" yet upon them, sail calmly over
buried worlds. Perhaps it IL the very corrup-
tion Of these dead nations that adds such
phosphoresconce of the waves! A superstition
exists in the East on this subject, which repro
sents the spirits of tho departed as lowering
forever over the spots where the ruins Of their
tabernaclos are found, whether upon land or
sea; so, according to the tradition, IN sailing tho
Mediterranean we plough through lcgions Of
ghosts more multtudinous than tho waves.
These patient spirits sometimos ride the foam
and anon repose in those delicious little hol-
lows which look like excavated omeralds be-
tween the crests Of tho waves. IL is their
union and thronging together, say the Orient
ais, that constitute the phosphorcsence Of the
saa
National Republican., 1877-12-14
The 60. y. C's.,"

Of Georgetown, are contemplating anovel holi.
day jollifcation In lieu Of tho stcreotypcd
dancing entertainments. Upon Christmas
night soma thirty or forty Of the young gen.
Gentlemen composing that club purpose con-
ducting q masquerade on an original plan
Attrcd en- mdsgue they will call upon their
young lady friends In small parties and By
carriage loads. In this manner sometimes .
house full of masqueraders may chance to con-
gregato at once AZ tho residence Of some
favorits belle, and anon two or three un-
wary dominoes may happen TO find them.
selves isolated and at the mercy Of bevy Of
merry lasses, who will be very sure 10 hnd
out the identity OF the marauders despite
all disguises The fun, 1t Is anticipated,
will be immense"
National Republican., 1877-12-14

'.H.f AUcTIoNEERs.
Dyncapson Bros. Ninth and d sts. '
Wash. H. Williams, ID, cor. Tenth strea Isi. .H.|.
BoOKsELLERs AND sTATNNFRa.
shliington Pa avenue and Pour and avail street.
" Il II. z 3 IL Morrison, 'SS rs fsnnsylvsns avenue.
H. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row Pa ave. arg Tenth st.
Fell. pesfosse. oi, II street.
CLOTHING.
T. 8. Justn. $40 d street.
DENTISTS.
Or. O DeMontreviie, No. isa' Pennsylvania venue,
DRUGGD5TS
Coughlns Temple Drug Store, y and Ninth streets
Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth strst
EDUCATIONAL
Ms 4 4 RULER. Al School, isis street a. Va
Mas Narrower, isss strcet. .
RRss.EsNwn GS,sG Is ,sSs,.
PARK sominaTy, ia Finh street norlhwest
school M Of aasic, % % EshiS ..rsss u.
Law Department, National Univsrsit,k
Marx ritter. s's # s,roet northwest .,..
Eixss House, cSrner Tlileenth snd streeta
@ormisys Worm Ss Il sSS SSiSfn fifsssnss s s,roess s''
sherman Houss, no and 7is Third street.
Norton House, 60 and VA ssrset.
D. II. stinsmetx, isy1 Pennsylvania avenue
s.' INSURANCE.
Germania Fire Insurance Company, OF d. @, So y
street northw e~f. 4 ..H...I I..t .. -. ... ...
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, 5s High street.
usorEetown. ~. 4.
LUMBER
wheatley Bros, Georgetown. ID. q
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Ii,smnn Brothers. corner seventh and streetA
A. Saks q Co., Seventh street.
ID. Robinson q Co., 200 Pennsylvania avenue
RESTAURANTS
Parislan Restaurant, itoi PENNSYLVANIA avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders q stayman. Psnna. ava and Twelfth street
PAPERHANGINus.
John Alexander, 1s3l Pennsylvania avenue
... PHoTo-LITuooRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo. photographer. No ~ Penn
syiyanla avenue. -. ....
PHYSICIANS
DR.. Haftley, IA New York avenue
REAL ESTATE
u. II. Warner, sis street northwest
John sherman. St. Cloud Building.
Fitch & Fog, Freedmans bank building, f,os Pa Ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney a Co. az Ninth street
TRUNKS.
Murray's, sos Pennsvivania avenue.
UNDERTAKERa
r, W. Barker, oi2 Eleventh street.
II. II. Harvey, pp street,
National Republican., 1877-12-14
ToHN SHERMAN, Auetioneer,
81 st Cloud building,

TRUkTEES SAlsf OF NAItlABlsE BOIIDlNt
IN THE CITY OF wASHINGTON.
By virtue OF decd OF trust, dated Drc-pbcr "a lsll
aud recorded December D. Isil. IN Iber No. Us, folio
az &c, of the land records of the District OF Column
ba, and Of de.e Of the supreme Court Of said DIS
trct passed July 10, l7 In equity cause No sd sub
siilu!ng he undersgned trustee IN place Of ths Ius;
the party secured, viii, on WEDNESDAY, the l9th
day OF December, 1871, at four O'clock p m. sell a.
public auction upon the premises, the foiiowingtie-
scrIbod real estate much OF the same as shall be
neos.ary 10 satisfy The debt still remaining secured
by sa,ddced Of trust and costs y sale. viz
Lots numbered sixteen, u.s. seventeen (l7D and
eighteen, us2 and the easi part Of lot nnmbeIed hs
teen, (I5) (thrty-hve feet front by the depth) IN
square nunibered SIX hundred and thirty-lve, eS3 In
tic city OF washng gton, District OF Columbia.
Terms OF sale; One-third cash, and the balance In
sS, twelve, and agsteen months for which the notes
OF tho purchaser bearing interest om the day o sale
nj the rate 81 eight per cent pei annt,p and sered
by aeed OF trust on the property, Will be taken or
the purchaser may pay al cash, at his option: The
lots Will bo sold separately and deposit OF eco VIII
be reaulred upon the sale Of enchlot All conyeyanc-
Ing Win he at tho cost Of the purchaser and " tho
terms OF sale shall not be complied with within ten
days enes ,hs sse Ne grSE,esy WI 6s fs'od at The
no2B-eod&ds 3,i Fuur-and-abalf street
o WIN. SMITH Salesman.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Baitimors General Market.

baltimore General Market.
BALrIMoak, Dec. la-cotton dull. Middlng, ITO
like.
b Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-sopthern quiet and easier; Western dull
and lower southern red good 70 prime o. s2al IS;
e end d Dseepber ~ bid; January; sli'; February,
Cori,-Southern quiet and oasier; Western dull and
generally lower. southern white ssc46lc, do yellow
bcf62c; old Western mixed, spot 6isc; December,
o3ssc; new Western mixed, spot, &c; December 62S0
s2hoi January, oot@oJsc; February. coke; Western
teanier, SIC.
Oats quiet and unchanged, -. 10.
Rye quiet and lower at Gsd6jc.
Hay steady. Maryland and Pennsylvania prime,
Pfovisions dull and unchanged. Butter steady;
choice Western roll and packed, O415c..
I5dJ3kc. -
Coffee firm, quiet. and unchanged. =
Sugar steady and demand fair At al992c
RsSsip}sHpicar MI sioS a'S sSs; Is wheat. " 5000 bu corn
shipmsns~Whe Aooo be-, corn, 5000 bu.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Future Days.
u Il WARMER, Real Estate Auctoneers.

r H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctonoers.
- Co..
TRusrEEr SALE OF pEsIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, ON THE NORTH
EIDE OF MAsssACHTsEITs Ass I AHEsTTH, nE,
NORTHEAsT. E't'T1 ~ HH#
by virtue OF deed OF trust 10 u.s. dated May 1s is7
and duly recorded In Iber No. es folio IN. one Of
the land records OF the District OF Columbia and nj
the request OF the party thereby secured We will sell
public auction, IN front OF the premises on TUES
DAY, December is 1877 ati O'Clock y. m., the follow
lag described resi estate, SITUATE IN the city Of Wash
ington District OF Columbia 10 wit sub-lot n In 8
A. Ferry's subdivslo OF oriina lot In s1uare n
the s recorded In the Surveyors books Of SAID
city: which said real estate Is improved by BRICK
HOUSE, three stories high.
Terms OF sale: One fourth, together with the ex-
penses OF sale. In cash. tho balance payable IN SIX,
Twelve, and eighteen months with inter- 81 from day
OF sale nj 10 per cent per annum. payable scnirnnu
ally until PAID TO be secured by dscd Of trust upon
the property sold IT. within i've dnys from the date
OF sale the terms OF sale 81 all not be comrled with.
the trustees reserve the right TO resell the property
after hye days advertisement, M the risk and cost Of
quired at The limo q AIDE. and all ooNeynncing and
recording Will be at the cost Of purehnser.
WILLIAM HELMlCK, Tr,s,ao.
ii. e. ALLEMAN, u.'
decs STuTh 500. ....... salesman.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
DROPosAIs FOR PAINTS, OILS, AND SHIP
L CIfANDLER's ARrICLEs
NAVY PAY OFrrcE,l

,ta r.. NAVY PAY OFF1cE,
wAsuINnroS, u. O., Dec. 10. is'!.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, tr DO indqrsod Pro
posnls for Paints, Olls and ship Chnndlers articles,
will be recevcd at this office until u M the fth DAY
Of December 1871 for articles to bc delivered ut tho
Navy \ ard, Washington ID. C., ftse of any expense
to the Government, via:
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
Articles embraced In Repuistions Nos. ess, as and
eSI. consisting OF ship Chambers Articles pains,
OILS &c aud Hardware, per detailed schedule to
be secn at thls ONCE. -. y -. n :
Each reqnisitIpn will be awarded separately rue
raht IA reerved 10 reject any all OF the oers not
dx,med ndyantAgeous to the Government. Reepon.
sne security required The bids for the prompt ana
falthnil delivery Of the articles
Bhnk iorms for bids to be had Of this Office
dellAreca %. PAY Iuypactor q. s. Navy.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
The Gaiea Oman

Under the auspices of the ladies' Of the Firss
Presbyterian Church, an exhibition Of "An.
cient and Modern Gateways' will be given a
Masonic Hall on the evenings of the 18th, 14th
and 18th Of December. Moorish, Roman and
Jerusalem gates, with English, Normandy,
japanese and our own American toll-gate, will
he presided over by appropriate characters.
National Republican., 1877-12-14
decis-2t
,posALs roR STATIONERY.

PosTorFIcE DRrARTMyNr.(
.r... .HHHi December n, IsIT. J
sealed proposals will be recelvei At this Depart
ment until twelve o'clock IN. THURSDAY, January
TO- is7s br furnishing stationery for the PostOmce
Depertment for nye months from February ], 1878
Hank Erms Of proposals., showing the itonis and
estimated amenities required Together with circular
Proposals should be addressed 10 the First Avstant
Stationery" . I...... ID M kEnt,
deciy-lw Postmaster General
National Republican., 1877-12-14
Two Royal Needles.

Two needles more curious than those Of
Cleopatra, are owned respectively by the En-
peror Of Germany King Of Pruxis) and the
Queen Of England. The first was nanufact-
ured in the presence Of tho Emperor while he
was visiting needle factory in his kingdom.
in order tosee what machinery, combined with
human skill, could produce. His majesty was
shown o number Of superfne needles, thou
sands Of which together did not weigh half an
ounce, when he expressed great astonishment
that such minute articles could be pierced
with an eye. The workman-called tho
''borer," whose business 1t is TO bore the eye in
the needle-asked for q hair from the mon
arch's head. 1t was given with smile. The
borer placed IL under machine, and thcn
handed this singular noodle, perfect In eyory
particular, to the wondering king.
The other needle of which we speak Is now
In possession Of Queen Victoria, and was made
at the celebrated factory Of Redditch. II rep
resonts In miniature the well-known Roman
column of Trajan, which is adorned with nu-
nserous scenes in sculpture, immortalixinG
Trajan's heroic actions in war. On this dimin-
utive needle scenes in the life Of Queen Vic
toria are represented in relief, but 20 small
and finely cut that II requires msgnifyins-
glass to see them. . l.. .-
Mr.. Eugene Mundsy, weli-known Phila-
delphia journalist, gives Mr.. John W. Forney,
| for many years resident of Washington, and
editor Of the old Daily Chronicie, the follow
ing poetic "send OF" as he sailed for Europe
on tho 18th inst:
| Goodbye.
Bon royaoei May the ship Icapins over the sea
wake the waves to melody pleasing 10 theei
And may thither lands welcome wherever y0a
roam, r-... = III.
bringing jcy to your heart by . likeness Of homeI
SO our wishes 20 with you--yet It's with a sigh
That We utter the earnest God bless you
We would lnger recalling the scenes Of the past -
How varied How brilliantl Tho light that they
| cast,
Though softened by time. DER our memory throws
| halo that binds while It fresheiis and giows,
But the signal Is sounding; the parting Is night
The good ship Is freighted God bless you'll
| Good-byei
When, casting ib burdens, Liie's voyage shall
| . end ..t .l
Whom or how little recks, II the Master beffiend,-
Whether breath of the violet or sough Of the scA
Sweep the harp that shall vibrate requiem fos
| thee - :
Thou, as now, love and friendship will earnestly
| cry
Forever and over, God bless you'll
National Republican., 1877-12-14
pALTIMOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IL THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

to the
NoRrn, WET, Nonrswnsr AST ASp soyTawS1T1; y H.
LEAVE wAsHINoros
500 = M, Baltimore and wsy statiops.
Go q M. Baltimore, Annapolis, and way Hatonss
strasburg, Winchester and way stations, via Relay.
$40 a. m, FsdmonI str rssbarg. Winchester, Hasers-
town, Point OF Rocks and way stafionA
,!n,Sre espIcss. PARLoR CARS to New York and
sssso q m, 81, LOUIS .cine,npau UhicaSo. Pltt~..
burg express, Connects for Valley Branch, except
o9siisn, and sTEfYNT ri ~ caR a % Icuiviils tinc,n.
ssfo < m, Rsliiniors snS way stations. on Sunday
1000 q. m. baltimore eypresa
leioa M, Baltimore Eilicott City. Aunpaolis and
sfO p m, New York and Philadelphia Express.
On sunday 70 baltimore only, stopping OF al stations.
$50 p. M. Baltimore and way stations Winchester
20 M. BsilSor., Rladsusburs and Laurel Eu-
sa'Ics @ f 81 III soess sss redsre winchester and
way ststion. ON sunday TO ft Of Rocks and WY
.eo p m, Balto khnspolti and way stations
$3.50 p. m, Phiindslphla. Norfolk and Baltimore
N he cars direct ,9 boat Al Caution NocoAnection on
.eOp p. m baltimore and way stations,
se;S p, m, Chicago and Columbus express SLEEP
ING GAR to Chicago.
-a25 p. m:, s. Louis, Cinmnnati and Pittsburg ex-
press. SLEEPING Carlo ~, Louis and Pittsburg.
No connection for Phtsburg on sunday
seao y. m;, New York, Phadsphia and Baltlmors
Gal sLEEPiNG can 10 Philadelphia -. :
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
EunuAy lnyltu
National Republican., 1877-12-14
n J. SWEET. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, NO 1ios N STREET NORTHWEsT.
BY virtue offs dred or trust, dated ugust i7. and
duly recorded In Ler No. s fIi0 l, one of the land
records OF the Dsttt of Columbia, and NJ the request
of the party secured thereby, we will sell a. public
auction, In front OF the premises, on FRIDAY.
December H. 1871. at four o'clock p. M ALI that piece
and parcel OF ground Known and described as lot ~
by TwoStory and Basement New Brick Dwelpg
Lhs sae viii es sse 70 pIie&s & deed oi y; o
IN three years from date with interest at FER cent
payable semi annually.
Terms. 900 cash, and The balance In six,
twelve, and eighteen mouths, with Interest o. per
cent per aunn secured by deed oftrist the prop
ery sold, all cash, at the obton OF the purchaser
del ost OF 800 required at time Of sale and all con-
'' '' "'''''' OF PREsBREY,
r. N. GREEN,
decl.dAt,s b rrustaes
National Republican., 1877-12-14
GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF RUBBER BLAN.
" REIs, PONCHOs OoNDEMNED CLOTHING
AND EQUIPAGE, DC. . -
VIII be sola nj public AUCTION, under direction Of
Capt John y. Rodgers u S: 4. g schuylkni Arsenal
eonlnei,clns At 70 o'clock a. M, about 1850 Rnsbsr
sailiots; also, woalsn and Cotton Cutsings sundry
arSclsy Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equlpage and
Miscellaneous Quarternlastsrs Stores. ..
Terms: Cash In United States funds.
del-N JJ. DANA, Major and QuaYtermaster