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NJ. DE BRoGLlEs circular to tho Procu-

NJ. DE BROGLIE's circular to tho PrOcu-
reuis -Grnr,al is II cuiiuu, document. lie be-
gins 10y explaining that President MACMAHoS,
" in separating himself from his Ministers and
in taking a new political line" made only saw-
iul use Of his constitutional prcrogatve. In his
message the President has eNpoundedt to France
the motive and end Of this grand resolution /"
he is ms firmly resolved as ever to respect and
maintain the existing institutions; that Is TO
say, the republic If he has interviewed. 1t is
simply 10 check the invasion of radical theories
in Compatible with the peace of society aud the
greatness Of France. Hence tho Due DE
BRoGIIE has no now instructions 10
give the pro,ureurs on tho respect due
to the existing institutions in question,
But he reminds them that the most sacred Of all
the laws conildcd TO their care are the laws
which protect morals. religion. property, and
"the essential foundations of all evilized So
coty" These laws derive their origin from
principles higher than all political constitu-
tions. NJ DR lRoGLIE then comes to the practi-
cal applicai ons. The procurcurs must not
tolerate any apologies for the Commune; nor
any attacks ON tho chici Of the State; nor the
publication Of any false reports. by which, rs
the ronteNt suiii 'irntly shows the Keeper OF the
Seals mems criticisms on the temper and plans
Of the MAuMAuoN party, Nothing. he says,
"oulh be worse for the maintenance Of
good Understanding with allied nations
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The Massachusetts poet aud critic, JAMES
RUSSELL LOWELL. was one % the Presidential
Electors Of that State ut The last election
for President When II APPEARED. after the
November contest. that but single electoral
vote was needed to give Mr. TILDEN
the requisite majority for his election. without
taking into account the disputed States Of
Louisiana. South Carolina. AMI Floridn. friend
Of Mr.. LOWELL who know how he was excr-
ciscd over the turn things hadtaken. published
u statement that he would at Independently.
under the exercise OF his own Iud ;mcnt. in
the Electoral College and would cast his vote
for MIR. TIIDEN. This statement was not Justi-
fled Mt the meeting Of the Electoral College in
February. IA Mr.. lowell felt bound
to follow the custom according to which
Presidential electors vote for the candidate
OF the party which puts them in nomination.
when Mr.. LOWELL was offered tho Russian
mission a few days ago. he declined ii. and
acted wisely in doing so but he actS with less
wisdom now in his acceptance Of the Office of
Minister TO Spain.
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OhtO's DcllIhcd One.

Great Garfield of ohio
A senator would bee,
But llaN's thought stanley Matthews
better man thAn he.
So HAYES then promised Garfield
The envlcd Speakrr,hip.
Furg, tting the odd niuee
OF slips 'twlAteup and lip.
Garfield. with Ha,o.'s wishes
Reluctantly complied.
Ana for bold sianle, Matthews
lie salty stood aside.
Yet now hchod poor Garfield.
kepoi ting of his ways;
He lcrvcmlA wishing
lnathv'd gone back ON Hayes
For day nv day his chances
10 gam the speakorship
Grow smaller AMI still smaller.
Ana slide from out hisgIIp.
Your grief, o, gallant GARFIELD.
Ne pity doth excite
You trusted Hayes he fooled you,
And he has served YOU right
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The graduates Of Philadelpha's Normal
School. who made our streets beautiful yes
friday, went home delighted. They had seen
.ttfv
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LONDON, June ia Hnes despatch from
Thrrnpn SAY. New, has lu.t arrived ol an encounter
between -iN Russian torpedo boats and Turkish
irnnciAl. NJ the Suina month IN" Danuie The tor.
I,Io boat. were ltatu uil three were DESTROYED aud
some prisoners were tah,n one Vi the ronclais was
injured
This simply means that tho Turks arc keep
ing awake on board their SHIPS. and that they
do not moan to have any more of their vessels
blown up 10y bags Of explosives stuck on the
ends Of spars in steam lunches. II they are
prudent they can stop the business.
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Even the yachtsmcn are having duh times
n ,wadays. They couldn't RAISE Wind enough
yesterday Tor a good race.
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De Jure. Springfield. Ala. 10 cents; Demo
cia, Ham hr'l Nhio, Ia, cents, L. Nj r-aeh, -arnes
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To7 1000.


A Straight Republican Ticket.
Tp rrc.,f,HL
Ulysses S. GRASr ~ Illinois.
Pr rt,-Pr~ti,Hf,
UPWARDS PIERRErOSr Of New YORK.
The Platform.
No man worthy the Office OF Pres
idcnt should be willing to hold II II
counted in, or placed there. by any fraud.
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organs, that only brief year ago were vgor-
ously applauding the Southern policy Of GRANT,
have developed an equally intense admiration
for the Southern policy OF II ,Yrs is more anus
ing than surprising. The creed which HOSEA
BlGLow nut in the mouth Of his fanciful Ad-
min stration editor twenty nine years ago. is
still widely professcd and cxemplifled:
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Amu.rmcnts To-Day.
u,,-v, rh-ntr--saved ~ Seven
,,,,, .,r- ~. ss".~--Nsristy hailnee
s.,rL--,-ss ssn,i-ccneeft
ann N.-..- rh-.tr--fvAnfchns.
alliances s.ard-o-Gts attractions
s,,,a s,p- IN pto.-.-Crl. s-iicrr.
Me-, Work N..s-,.m-ufosdwHy WI N'A It.
Sou, Pastors New t"~"tre-Nat'eV' N"'hee
" attacks pb-str~-wavcs
National Republican., 1877-10-25

Commerce.
BAhTIsoRE Oct. a-Cot,on quiet and steady;
Flour quiet. steady. and unchanged.
Wheat-S0nthern choice grades steady low and
soutSsrn rsd good 10 prime siitaiis d." % amssr. sr
iG Western stesner ": 10 bid: do No. wis
iiiy; December sii5I, ' '
Ssenihsrn, aaistr snd steady, western dull and
Western mixed, spot and October. offered a,scT No
p5 Oats dull; sousern ss s,aSs Western white. Sc do
mixed 3lEd3tc.
Hay dull and I'm changed.
Provisions unchanged.
Petroleum Crude steady at sdssYc refined armer
at llAc bid.
Whisky shade lirmer at ,iiiS.
Receipts ToIr' 100 uheat. 1000 corn. $3.50;
oats, d.GE rye, 0O shiplhrntS-Wheat. 500 corn,
NEw YonH., Oct. ~ Cotton steady: mIddling up
sointed net fereip,S, ioLios bales. EXport.-Cireat
Britain. "o.s0 France aihs continent 5!E channel.
f1Our-i.ess doing, hut without material change In
as 4 {, go2d e 4, 70 eoicc DO stotss'o.
saG 'S% sssfs 5sa'Sy an"
for "TsG No. !FG s any ur xo cp'fgssSG sns
spIIss masd; ~. isi Eas:as sp.ins bono; a Or
sl.n for ungraded winter red q. .I.al l.4lF for New
do. ,l;Dei.@ for while staten; fiio for New York
Rye more active aud shade nrmer rbr export: lie
for No. WESTERN Isc for State to arrive soon; 5c
canada, bond.
barley luie, and Hrn.
Barley malt unchanged.
Corn shade easier seSsoc for dis,ns: Sac for
York No. white: s,c for yellow southern on dock.
state Att+jc for white do.
ilar firm At Sdteoc for shipping.
Iio Is unchanged: choice In iair demand.
lonee-Rio quiet and unchanged.
m n a pas oT r r to sSSa re
lined lower and In moderate demand: n.@S'.c for
standard A. lo%!"';c Tor granulaed; io'sc for pow.
derct Dtc for crushed.
MOlas. .es quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum dull aid heavy; crude, sac; refined,
lsc: united, s,S "a i'..
RsSin steady nj ! l.7SSl77. for strained
Turpentine unchanged; 3lc for VI iriis.
Eggs hrn: 2H,Iak Ior State aud Pennsylvania
ma 3 for Western; 2 "a sc I6r Canais ''''-
~ oal y auction tO-day-ScTnnlons sold ut S2 n 10
for steamboat; :. $500 i.I grsis $500 Tor
Loo l.17's Tor pea, showing slight sdvanrc
Leather quiet hemUck sple Buenos aud Rio
Grnndr light m!ddes and heavy weights. 80 ,tp:Sc:
ttuH DO, - 2lc: cunnlUn do. .Gtali-
Wool dull and h'avE domestic fleece Eid Ne;
pulled, 2Og4DC; unwnsn-d, 1903: Texas. iGUS,c.
lork Grner; MESS ,i'.at Urine mess sl2f&
Heef quiet. Beef hnnlS dull and unchanged. TierCr
Cut NIsa,s-wcstern dul'; middle. quiet and steady
sSr. Western long clear; Sc for diy dc.
Lard hrpisr 3n and quiet; pr.me slts,ni; ssah
settled: llHyl2c for Western Lgd9r for stale.
Cheese dull and unchanged al 7cvi.ac Tor common
to prime.
Linseed quiet R e., god. time
Whisky dull and lower Al tlII.
Freights TO l.iveip oi without decided change.
National Republican., 1877-10-25

AUCrIoNEERs.
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and d sts
wash D. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street
AWNINGS.
J. c. Hogan, 7is Market Space.
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNERs
sSolomons so a Chapman, oil Pennsylvanla ayenue
VIM, BaIiantyne, is seventh street. '''e'~
WI So 4 q 4, Morrison. Is Pennsylvania avenue.
BILLIARDS.
scanlon Co, seaton Hall, Ninth and streets
BAKERS.
Felix DesfO,se.. .Oia " street
CLOTHING.
T. s. Justh, si9 d street.
DRUGGISTS.
Goushlns Temple Drug Store, and Ninth streets
Entwisle, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Mr,. 8 T. Fuller, Art School. isls street n. ".
Miss narrower. iass street.
Georgetown College, Georgetown, d. Q
Spsire. GoiSse seventh fss snd street.
rci % Ss JON n1S E1pusa as's su.e l osS Street
ssSShG,o o. Muslc, Io5 Eighth street.
S aass%s ~ Ss;S stree.
Law Department, National Universlty.
FINE ARTS
Markriter, sas L street northwest.
HOTELS
.,y,'I, N,sgs HG'Inse eernsr % Fifteenth and streets
Wormleys, II and Fifteenth streets.
Sherman House, 2iG and 2is Third street
Morton House, W and VA i street
fremont House.
HATTERs
b. ii. stnemetz, i27 Pcnnsylvania avenue
INSURANCE.
Germania Fire Insurance Company. OF d. C., slS y
street northwest.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. IS High street,
JEWELLERS
3. ooldstein Co, corner Tenth and d streets
LUMBER.
wheailey Bros, Georgetown. D. @.
LOAN OFFICES
8. Goldstein a Co., corner Tenth and d streets.
MERCHANT TAILORs
Esenan BrotheTs, corner seventh and streets
e. STALKER, lsp E street
4. Saks a Co, seventh street.
H. Hobinson d Co.. 900 Pennsylvania avenue.
RESTAuRANTs.
Partisan Restaurant, 1874 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
| Sanders a stayman Penna ave and Twelfth street
PAPERHANGINGs.
John Alexander, l23i Pennsylvania avenue.
PHOTo-LlTHOGRAPHER
Norri, Peters. Photoliihographer, No. fs Fem
sylvania avenue.
PHYSICIANS.
| DR.. Hartley, "a New York avenue.
REAL ESTATE
p. II. Warner, sie Fstreet northwest
John sherman, st. Cloud Building
Fitch d Fox Freedmans bank building, 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES.
| McKenney Co., R7 Ninth street.
| TRUNKS.
Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
UNDERTAKERS
| r. W. Barker sle Eleventh street.
n. =. Harvey, 93i + street.
National Republican., 1877-10-25
For tho Corner
tbl INV 'OtNtfs
Reply To "Young Lawycr"-No. 2.

For tho Corner.
Reply to "louns Lawycr"-No. 2.
The records of divorce courts could answer
our friend more cmphatrally than empty
thcoric, upon the subject. and the aching
hearts aud snd faces Of many wives ~ well,
who suffer in Nilunr, frum the grusscst indis-
nifty husband ran inhct that Of bcSt1winy
special attentions upon other women while
she whom he has chosen trnn among al others
as his life.cOmpaniUn sits at home utterly
neglected and bcrci OF thosc little attentions
and careful rourtrSirs which add 2,>: to the
wine OF lie. Eat few mrm who have been
married many yeas to not think IN their
secret hearts that almost any other woman
than their wives wu d have sInilrl better.
Jane. or Eliza, or SUE, "r Maggie are 20 rlurn.
ing'-in their company manners, which IL
about all amy man knows of the w"Iiin hC
wcds until he hu, lived with her. Whenever
mark ind has nbtained the psscS>ion "i any.
thing he greatly desired lI"ln wife 10
broNm-stnnr house, or ii!s; lrUrsc thai came
coveted article loses value in hisr rScS, simply
because it Is his, aud lkr kirxsnds tn Great,
he sgls for other worlds to conqur.
Again, men, in their "Vrrahun LIANT vanity,
are nattcrcd by the personal attentions u.
some silly, unprinciplrd woman, VIII, nray
have designs only upon his pockets, IN t.e
shape of silks FOR her bak pr Rhinc wine and
oysters for her stomach. nf which she IL 80
| fond" you know, but never eau enjoy uul,rs
some foolish fellow fo0ts the bills May b. the
wife Of this same foolish iclluw tcnSts ut home
on black tea aud cod-tish. planning how to
make new dress out of twu old ones without
| asking her king for money, as his exche,IueI
Is always low these days, aud meanwhile the
children 90 shivering to school on chilly su-
tumn mornings for want of warmer clothing,
which the money expended on last nights re.
frcshmcnts for Mrs. b. or Miss c. would have
furnished. God pity the woman with this
weak, vain man for husband; and
there are hundreds Of such around us,
MrphiStophcles Of communities, sappinE the
purity nnd sacredncss Of the family circle to
it's very foundation and furnishing the rep
utations of women even weaker and sillier
than themselves. II Ia the personal attsn-
| tiOnS of married men that do the mischief
with weak women, for any woman is weak who
| allows herself TO be made convenience by .
| man whose duties 10 his family are paramount.
Perchancc sh. may be iondly waiting on his
invalid wife 10 die and know dozen such
cases;j but suppose thai accommodating spouse
should shuttle Un this mortal coil to-day, how
many year, would 1t lie before he would bo
promising some other woman that he was all
her own and she, poor fool be waiting on her
to ditP
have taken up only one side of the subject,
and make way for others TO descant upon tho
question which has caused our young friend
to reflect. NJ +.
National Republican., 1877-10-25
Adtl.ndu,n to .RecocnitIon." ;"

A correspondent. ''who believes in the doe
trinc Of heaven and he'll rs taught by most
orthodox Christians" and who further n.
surcs is that she would be glad to recognize
friends In heaven II all would be there, y
desires to insert the following verse Is an ap.
pendix to Dr. e. C. Cox's beautiful lines In
"Irhe Corner" of the ODD instant:
And if tp lis some loving eyes
Shall turn aud look with tender gaze,
With claspimg arms and fond cares
shall bless ls as In other days,
Could 1t hut sad aud mnurnfiil be
To know that Others. loved US well,
Whn here rejected Christ the Lord,
Had missed of heaven and sank TO hell
National Republican., 1877-10-25
MEDICINAL.

CPECIAL NOTICE TO THE AFFLICTED-DR
- ROBERf son can he con 'ultt every Wednesday
aud o. uTtny n hts Ufhce vi ID street northwest be-
tween Nidih aud Tenth from 0p ~. From long
Experience IN rp lnl aud private practice he gIaran
Q gans and Of the Nervous system, VIZ; Organic and
seminal NeIkucss ImpOt' ncy, ,llOss OF sexual oSPr)
Nervous Debility aid Trembling PalpilatlOh Of the
Heat Dimnass of sight or Giddintss, Pains IN the
Back md Nocturnal Emission, &c all resulting from
abuses In yOuih or eNceasHs In nianh' OF Dlseas'
recently cOnrEc ed cured III Ave ~ ten days, and the
poison entirely eTadchted from the Systt M also all
skin and blood die - quickly cnred, DIR, ndurYed
by the lel dlrg physiC!Rns Of fillmore, his native
city, Visits Warrington Nein asdays and Saturdays
All consultation strictly confidential oc-a ~
National Republican., 1877-10-25
WOOD AND COAL.

n l.. SHERIFF, DEALER IN BEST QUAIL.
W ties ofCoal and Wood, lili Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Eleventh. and Twelfth streets, south
side and rs Pennsylvania avenue, between Third
aud FOur.and-Rnd.a.half streets south side. Depot
and mill sixth street wharf Po. omac river. Honor
able dealings aud mr prices. ocltif
fNOAL AND WOOD.-HAVISG LEASED THE
~ old established CInl and Wood SaId corner of
sixth and streets nor Invest and reSOcked the same
In addition present Ice ltiOn No s2 Filth street
northwest we will 'cp fIll stock Of the hist Uua
lies of WOOD AND COAL, whlh We " III sell nj the
iUwe.t market Ia'eI Sawed and Split Wood and
Son Goal TN er cover n ~ woon . IN
National Republican., 1877-10-25
AUCTION HALES-Futura DnYs
TINTED STATES MARsHATs sALE, ,,j,l,;,'

BY virtue Of two writs Of derf yac1s issued out Of
ne clerks office the supreme Court of the DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, and TO me directed will sell at public
yale for CASH front Of the court house door OF said
Dstrict On THURSDAY, the ist day Of November,
interest Of tho defendant In and 10 the following.
Described property 70 wit Lots tbirtytwo and thirty
three, In Deakins. Lee and Cazenove's addition 10
Georgetown, D. q, tossther with all and singular the
properly Of Stephen d. Castieman to satisfy eyecti
tons a NO @ ssT Equity, 1 i.yor Of Jennie W moiI.
law In favOr OF VIM N. Roach.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
United states Mnrshal, u. g.
ooiJd6ds JOHN SHERMAN Auctloneer.
National Republican., 1877-10-25
nowNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE IN THE COUNTY,
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing dLt the soth
day OF June, A ID. 1873 aud duly recorded in Liber
No. Isa, folio A one the and records tor the Dis
!Iict OF Columbia, will sell vt pubic auction, TO the
highest blddt upon the lrl mi ics on MONDAY, the
S,h day OF November. A. - IsTI, hi a30 O'Clock D. M
all those certain pieces or plrces OF !a d. situate and
being n the inty of VA hngton in the district of
Columbia y ny north OF the boundary OF tho city OF
Washington, and between II and Rock Creek, the
same eng known In the subdivision among Loyeday
Palros heirs OF orginnl lot four OF widows Mite"
as lots SIX l) and seven, "a, and that part of lot five,
~ containing eighty zone huno (sl.iOo) OF
acre, taken of the west side o. lot Ave. o. so IS TO
be bOuI dsd by line parallel to said west line o lot
nve 81 being the same property conveyed ,o Henry
veyed to ChnIles II. Holinea and by said Hulmead
re.conveyed to s lid Pairo by deed duly recorded.
Terms Of S,st One thru ,aIh and the residue In
two equal installments at Fix aud twelve months,
with interest from the day of sale, the deferred pay
mens TO be securd by ndeed of trust on the p EN-
ise-, all cash, a. the option Of the chaser. de-
post OF s0p viii be required at the time of sale, and II
the t,Ims OF sale are not complied withwh'n seveD
days aer sale the trustee rves the ripht to resell
Al the risk aud cost OF the defAutE purchaser amer
one eeks notice In paper published IN the
city OF Washington Al convt, alCing at thecost Of
the pnr chager, JOS H. BRADLEY,
oce2-MWTL&ds Truste
National Republican., 1877-10-25

UNIVERSAL II, r. TICKET oFfIoE
IshIn:sS RsoAp I e q o% 4. eqn, S2qss
Sss nais good IN used Baggage eRSSfsa hes, through
SYsi %SYsiy ss ponn,ylvuna nj q; avenue. %'RS Shoe Store
1877 GREAT 1877
10 rur PENN, ,PEMNsYayANIA ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, Mh,II MAoNrFicENT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE Gf9RHf wasifkorSS Il IN from p.Do,oor
t., nes % q Sixth and streets, reefs, as follows ,.,. ,,s
S r! II ssd ias;.p M Ssssss
7:+o y. m. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago
For canandsisSs, R9shes,er. Baiiso. Niasara Falls
s%S Ii9 daily ssSsPs PuIsm.asyy usIsi%idsy iIGs yIis
sss fssss Elm fss % sna %ssns s' a % daily ES
fsss. SsF Ss and Ss Eat msa 5 r.s n sy a ZIP
man parlor Cars, eg a M. daily except SUNDAY.
$siiy. ssssp, sunday. With Sleeping Cars 4 rom On
. meet al Jersey CITY with boats o. 'Brookiyn
Annex GfOralng direct transfer TO Fulton street,
T%Is'Gef oss Gs double ''r'"Se and Journey across New
For Pn,iaaelpms s:ss M anoi,so o. m es,iy, e.eep,
pTs.s, sS : N: daily; except sunday.
Sax e9SeSs iSr sandap o. M and @
For fopes Greek Line IS, M a,d to p IN. daily.
For Annapolis Is, a m. and 40 p. M daily e.csp.
Sunday.
EA Eb ASR HEb wHsRN R
For & ~ s;Sasy I, sIs 4 4 70 m IA
Foi The SOUTH via Richmond fSS a m. daily, sd p.
Train. dsy says sasfspi asEpssIs sSHs cr washington sa
On sasjey slG ~ u. s,a Nam sna S ~ "a 3 5 S5d p m.
Tickets Information sleeping and parior car accom-
m9as,iSPs I'm ss PrSsa5sa q Gs Sss noISss..
nodhcast corner Of sixth street aud Pennsylvana ave
q ssRs s"iss GGsi5s 'f% Ss an;
rnANk fhoas6s. asSsPI Ssssssrt. S%tel aptu.i Sts%s
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
sArloNAGf fffsE line RSHSsf Rsb shoaf ASSSSbrr
NonrH. WEST NoHTHwnr AMI sSyrnyf,sg, y, IT, :
.n NJ, p.,,ISs,s hssxs .ys %t.Sy,.SGs ssy ,n,ss.
go a M, baltimore, Annapolis and way stations.
wns no ssBsSs snS sPfnss ana
mi .,;% H. 81 Louis; Cincinnati, % cnIcsso and Pitts
.SW a IN baltimore ES presss
,o $40 r m rsdhmon. y siIGssns Winchester. Hasers
,soa M, New York. Philadephis, Boston and Bal.
.N,oa b., Baltimore and way stations. on sunda,
eGnner,s 1c q n, '2r Tai,msETs hihnsEc,i., !. .rr.,,
ialo 2 m. baltimore EIlcott City. Annapolis and
'l:D p. M, New York and Philadelphia Expresa
Connects Tor Frederick.
2 SS M, ss,nors ssI,mors and and Tsy stations
EsS n m, n. Of Rocks, Frederick Hazer.town, Win
chester, and way stations
$40 y. M, Baltic. AnnspolIs and wny stations
SID p. m Philadelphia. Norfolk and Baltimore
ssprssSs spsic Passengers y for Norfolk 'aken in the
iSis .: %n Chicaso and columOu, express. Win.
chester and l!agerstOwn. except sunday.
sl!9 .. M, Baltimore express
.5,a. .. m, baltimore and wsv s,atiou&
pres.
~ p. m. Point OF Rocks and way stations Metro
ponn Brancn.
5000 .. M. New ork. Philadelphia and Baltimore
eEErsss .,.,,,.
day. niyiaU
National Republican., 1877-10-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance,

The subtreasury balances IN New York ye,ierday
Uoid. sioi, III a3is currency ~ t+5ssl@ The
stisTreasurer paid out account or interest 300.
and for bonds. t3ss.so Customs receipts slG.op
In New York yesterday money was active at o.
Exchange Hrm at tsi. Gold dull nj iO2L. Rates
for carrying iep3.
Government bonds dull at the following quota.
National Republican., 1877-10-25
Sc -TREASURER'S OFFICE, DISTRICT
OEInIITMnIA

WNSiiINuTOS, d. C., Oct g. 1877.
Notice Is hereby given that IN October ~, Is5T wi
expire all Licenses gwen by the District ofColumbla
oil ApOthecirics. nksand Ia ikerL BIZ
Posters u. ewers Br ykcrs BOOK butchers In the
SEVERAL markets, Calm Ayentl ContrHc oTs Cattle
Broker Commission Merchants lea ers In Stled
and fermented Liquors, Wines and CoIditls Dis
tili,I, lrs france AZ ni. Ice Dea'ers Manufacture
Of Illuminating aas, T. Z. and Fire Insurance Com
banlss Patent Agents, pawnbIoser; Photogtsp sr M :,
Houses, billiard, Blzatelle an Jenny Ind Tables.
Bowling Alleys, Hotels livery "a les Intelligence
Offices, Junk shot Restaurants and Eating House.
Theatres, Rec ieTs &c.
All pa iieg engaged In said business, trades pro.
fesslons must promptly renew sad censes In accord
ance with u provi.ons OF the Of the Leyisatve
Assembly, approved August 2, 1871. and the at
amendalory thereof approved June -, 1G2, viz
Tnat ever, per ton lat for llcense AK who may
fail to pay the same before engNginy In the busin
shall u addition TO the license tax I'm! o,ed, y ne
or penalty Of no less than five more than my dol
lars for each offtnse. RDBT. p. DODgE
oc2+3t TreaMrpr District OF Co umbla
Rs-THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
corner New York avenue and fifteenth street,
oppOslt, the Treasury Department. Fire and burg:
lEf'proQf safes. Day and night watchmen. Rent Of
boxes from S 70 " per annum. Silver plate and
other articles OF value received In trunks or other.
wise, at moderate rates WILLIAM sTICKNEY
President; GkORGE W. RIGGS, Vice Pr sldent
h. =. SNYDER Secretary. ocl5dm