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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
R1RCH 4 ROBEY. Auctioneers

AS-THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, June "a. same hour and place.
A, ii. STEPHENSON, ! .r.,,.,...
SAMUEL ii. wIMsATT, 'fuS'ee"'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
Je-.MwrAd. sIMSEhIf Il. tWSfhasArr. Trustees

- A. THE ABOVE SALE II POSTPONED uN;;
TIL THURSDAY, July 5, isT1, at the same time anu
place. By order Of the trustees. Je2fMw&ds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
JsD RENTER AT A

CoLLECTIoNs CAREFULLY MADE STATE
MENlS RENDERED MONTHLY WHEN DE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-22
At rHH
HIGHLANDS,

GQ1 d STREET NORTHwEsT-RO0M AND
OOl BOARD y and " per week, according to 10
cation OF room. Transient 81 per day, Table board
eTs accommodated. mhiou
A7l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR
fSO Sixth street Dcpot-First class board with
room, nom " TO 40 per week; transient " 70 per
National Republican., 1877-02-18
Arsenic-Eatlng.

Nothing Is so healthy as poison. By way of
Illustrating this trusm, the savants make II a
habit, falling more novel subjects OF inquiry to
cIpioiier occasionally tire arsenic-eiters OF Ger.
tain provinces in the eastern and southern parts
ol the AustrO. Hungarian empire. These Brln.
yIllIers proof rustcs live chiefly in StvrIa where
slable-boys, wOodsmen, chamOis hunters and vii
lage maidens, young and old, indulge In the acid
and the yellow sulphuTet, the latter II we'll
known watercolOr pigment which young begin.
ners at the camel s.halr pencil are always warned
against. The excuses alleged Tor the pract Ice are
as numerous as those given by the votaries of
strong drink. A charcoal burner OF seventy, &C.
cording TO the account Of Dr. Knapp, at a seancc
ofphilosophers lately In Vienna, had taken ar
senie for more than two.score years. A hunter OF
eighty.one had made 1t his pet vice for q similar
period. We need not ask these old gentlemen for
an explanation. In their cases the result speaks
for Itself Sage experience" Is not to he ques-
toned.
Eq ually palpable Is the rosy justification Of.
ie red by the cheeks Of those OF the other sex and
a different age. Artificial flowers those thus
gathered may be, but their bloom looks perfectly
natural, and utterly shames tho salIow hue OF
the snnh.dipper or the opiuR-eater. Neither Of
these has the defence that apdlles TO the use Of
any cosmetic. Theirs Is but the SCI fsh purpose
OF passidg enjoyment, while Gretchen's OBJ iect is
TO Increase the stock Of beauty In the world.
The appliance skn employs apears TO be, In
lly-whfte or henna She comes to look as pink
and happy as sister oiCharity. The close-reefs
that mark upon the yisage the rough weather
encountered on the voyage Of female life In rural
districts are all shaken out, and the cuticuIar
sails are pumped as With an whaling summer
breeze. This Is q blessing to humanity; and
nothing is clearer to our mind than that the Dry
asdusts, Instead Of sumnonlng the Fraulcin be.
fore them In solemn cOnclave to give an account
ol her misdoings, ought to elect her an honorary
member, and send her abroad as q missionary IL
behalf OF the art OF utilizing poison. No such
cautiOnary device should we see upon her front
as the druggists are careful to place upon their
packages of arsenic. The beauty OF liie not the
horrors OF death, we trace in her GOuntenGnce.
A craving for good looks Is seconded by more
matter.oi.iact reasons for the habit 1t Is said to
remedy difficulty OF breathing, Indigestion, fa.
tigue and-cOwardce. DR.. Knapp was told by a
poacher, whose acquaintance was among his priv
lleges, that he had become drawer since lie took
TO arsenic. From the common point Of view, q
considerable endowment of haTdihood would
seem 70 have been n prerequisite, as with him
who hrSt went to sea or ate an oyster But doubt
less tho hUing out of the tissues and smOthering
Of the neTsss, consequent on the use Of the drug,
have an effect In Inspiring self.cOnhdenoo, No
danger can make fat man Tpn,- -LippincoHS
Jpr barch,
National Republican., 1877-02-18
fHiN ron H,RINES,
\ story that Startled Heport.rs,

Saturday morning there was cons siderable
excitement about town over report that ma ines
had taken possession Of the Government Print.
ing once, to protect the property against in.
nded violence on the part ol printers who hal
grudge against the GOrernmeut. on account Of
the recent action Of Congress reducing their
wages. About o'clock In the mGSnIng a young
man astonished the reporters aud other night
owls who congregate at the Tenth Gtreet police
station, by announcing that he had Just seen
company of marines marching through
Judiciary square, and, upon inquiry Of the cap.
tain, learned that they were n their way to gar.
risOn the Government Printing Once what
the marines were doing in judiciary sauare.
whether they had lost their way, or we're IN
search of place to camp, did not transpire. Sev.
eral dispatches were Immediately sent from the
city, and many papers In the country, yesterday
morning, s0lemnly announced the military Ocei.
patton Of the Government Printing OHice, COI,
siderable teegraphlng was done over the city 20.
ilce wires, and the gates Of the printing office
were besleged by policemen and reporters sent to
learn the truth Of the reports. The drowsy watch.
men were aroused and hunted all through the
building for the marines, hut not so much as
bfAss button was iOund.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
Extrayarauce i'm Dress,

TO the Editor Of the National Republican:
The number and amplitude OF churches in
W. would seem to afford opportunity for all to go
10 church and hear the Gospel, as 1t Is proclaimed
from the sacred desk, from Sabbath to Sabbath
Yet tbereis deplorable dispr0portional number
who attend Divine service. The fault is some
whefespossibly II may lie at thed0or OF ofChristians
whose extravaganza in dress Is so great as to
prevent many, who cannot afford ssch display,
from appearing In the sanctuary. Do we fuliy
realize the snfulness Of this follye WIN our
skirts be clear In the great day of account If we
do not adopt style oil dress more appropriate to
ers orChrlst7 yIprX
National Republican., 1877-02-18
Fireman's Funeral.

Tie funeral of Thomas II. Robinson, late
foreman Of the Hook and Ladder company, who
died oi iooklaw Friday morning, will take place
from Waugh chapel at o'clock this afternoon.
In addition TO the Odd Fellows and Knights Of
PythIas, the funeral will be attended by q de-
tail Of four men from each FIRE company The fire.
men viii report at No. engine house
in full uniform at 1850 o'clock and, headed by the
Board Of Fire Commissioners, CHIEF Engineer
CrcniD, and Assistant Chief Drew, proceed to
the residence of the deceased, and form part OF the
escort. Tho pall.bearrs will be two on part OF
the Odd Fellows, two on part of the knights OF
Pytbias, and two from the Fire Department.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
Young hea's Republican Club.

The Young Mems Republican Club held au
adjourned meeting last night at Lyceum hall.
Reports were received from the various commit
tees appointed TO make inquiries In regard to ar.
rangements for the Inauguration ceremonies.
A letter was received from the PhIla.
deiphia, Wilmington, X Baltimore Railroad Com,
Iabies and statements made In reference to other
railroad companies as to the matter of reduced
rates Of fare for societies, associations and other
organizations desiring to visit the capital during
the Inaugural week.
The committee on the Inauguration ball re.
ported progress. The executive committee are
negotiating Tor u suIte OF rooms on Pennsylyania
avenue, which lf secured will be made the head.
organizations,
National Republican., 1877-02-18
Houses ON Paper,

Inspector Plowman has issued building per-
n'its to Thos. Phillips, add story to brick dwell.
ling, west side Fourteenth, between V and W
streets northwest; $780, Thos. walsh, q three
etory and basement dwelling, south side street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets north west; I'll
go. Charles b. Church, a shed on Pickrells
wharf: 5000. J. Z. Young, altering a store, west
side Seventh, between @ and H streets; 400.
Thos. Frsby, altering brick dwelling, east side
Fourteenth, between U and V streets mort Invest;
$40. James Kelly, two.story brick dwelling,
east side Seventeenth, between South Capitol
and "A streets northeast; 500. Thos. Scott a two.
story and basement dwelling, east side Seventh,
hetMeen,G and streets s0utheast; kl,l0l.
National Republican., 1877-02-18

sRoCkRIEs.
6. q: o6fS@ffL ( son, a'"'~''""
FINE aRooERs.
JUST RECEIVED.
30 kegs MALAGA GRAPES;
one car load Of PEARS;
Direct rrom california;
10 bbls. Cape God CRANBERRIEs;
80 cases "Bryants" French
VEGETABLES;
Peas, Beans, Mushrooms, Asparagus. Mixes
Vegetables, Trufnes.
TABLE SAUCES, u VARIETIES;
Lea & PerrIns GENUINE Sauce;
French Vinegar and Mustard;
Albert Biscuit, from EdInburg;
Huntley h Paimer's Waters;
rs dozen Queen Olives, new crop;
80 dozen aOrdOn's Celebrated Preserves;
gross cOx's aclatlne;
100 boxes New RaIsns,
bis. MINNESOTA FLOUR
BUoKwHEAT, New York;
New Crop New Orleans MoLAssEs.
HAVANA OIaARs
A Specially. Always Fresh.
WHISKY.
Keiler's Celebrated BOURBON;
aibson's RYE;
Crows e" BOURBON;
Hermitage RYE;
Cooks BOURBON.
The above az: TssSIysd direct from the di'tllery
sHERRIEs,
SHERRIES,
PORTS,
BRANDIEs,
BRANDIES,
MMAARDEEIIRRAa: ADEIRa:
All Celebrated Brands.
NEW YORK CIDER,
Pure Juice, every Week.
@. O. CoRNwELLs h SON,
ns2o.u Opposite wiilards Hotel.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
DIED.

s.,,HhkGE1.On the morping, Of February I7th,
1871, aftcr lingering Illness, which she bore wi
Ghrlstlan resiRnat0n, BUDGET, relict OF the late
J0hn >; Chancey, IN the 18th year Of her age.
, The funeral VIII take place on Monday inornI . r.
February 18Th, 1917. ~ II o'clock, from the resi-
dtncc OF her son-in-law, Thomas II Harper, No.
OF the family are respectfully iuTited to attend,
,RoLLlNsI0n tie morning of February 18th,
wife of Joshua Rollins, aged 81 years.
The nlne,al VIII take place from the residence Of
her ton-in-law, j. Needing Jr, 1909, st. orth-
west, on sunday. he 18Th instant, at O'Clock p
tend. ' ''s'
CLEAR On the I7th Of February. at Q O'Clock
A. NJ A. Ne ro.idtncr. No, AlG Tenth street soWtG-
west. THOMAS CIrAE, aged % YEAR.
Noiicc Of IItrrAl IN kcEday's papers.
National Republican., 1877-02-18

INTERIOR ADORNMENrs.
~S~~SoN~>N~Nc-N-N- -N-N-oo~~~~ON~~~~~~
T L A = p L X r ms
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Is the Original and only worssstershire Sauce.
is the Original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
LEA PERKINS,
LEA PERRINs'
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Is the best Sauce in tho world.
Is the best Sauce IN the world.
LEA & PERRINs'
LEA = PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Is delicious with sCap, Fish, Game. Joints, Hss
LEA 4 PERKINS, SIGNATURE
LEA Il PERKINS, SIGNATURE
Is on every bottle.
Is on every bottle.
LEA PERRINs.
LEA PERRINs.
JOHN pUNCAN's SONS,
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS,
CHAN LIERs!
Largest variety of new patterns in the city, At
rnwESr ppycrc
COLDS wARM.AIR FURNACEsi
Heat produced equal to Steam.
COLDS CENTENNIAL RANaEl
The Newest, Best and Cheapest Elevated Oven
in the Market.
IRON CASTINGS, BOILER AND MACHINE
WORK.
STEAM HEATING, TIN ROOFING.
And all Tin and Copper Work.
IRON FENCES AND ORNAMENTAL WORK
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
All Best Varieties of Ranges and Fire.plass
Heaters.
SMITH, BIRGE CO.,
No. lOl4 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
New Sonksrs Preparing to Inausurate
Hayes.

A special NEE ting OF the New York Repub
lioan Association was held last evening at Con.
zaga Hall, MIR. 4. II. Easton, presiding, and Mr.
j. Harris, acting Secretary.
The obiectofthe meeting was to appoint commit.
tees to take the necessary steps for participation
in the coming Inauguration Of President Hayes.
The following fifteen gentlemen were appointed
asa committee, 10 take such measures as they
should deem proper and necessary:
Genl. w IL. browne, Capt. II. ]. "a ttord, Of the
War Department; Judge Turhell 4. i. Hensen
W. II. Hills. =. II. I. Hayard, of the Tereasury
Department. AlOnla Bell, chief clerk OF the Inte-
rior Department; &C. Ellis, AdlutRnt Genl's
once; Il. NJ. Mckee, Of the Cong. Ex. Com
Judge owen Riley, Z. .. Dept: Capt. W. T..
ThoinasOn, PaEmaster Genls Office: ! l.. Lake
9th Auditor 'niiice: ,apt. j. II. Hitchcock Of
the Capitol; and X. W. q. Mitchell OF the
Notion.
A committee Of three consisting of Messrs.
Bell, Van Week and Ilawes was then appointed
10 prepare resolutions endorsing Judge ]. l..
Lake Tho meeting was then adjourned until
next Saturday morning.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
Cake and Butter Wanted.

A brilliant hop was given Friday evening at
Mrs. Cushing's, on q street, which was made the
occasion for the presentation Of very handsome
silver cakebasket and butter dish to Mr.. Morrow,
eI Bangor, Me-, from the ladies and gentlemen Of
the house. This tribute Of esteem was an expires.
tton Of grateful appreciation ef tho gentleman s
eourtesies throughout the past sea son, In assum.
ing direction Of their social Entertainments.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
THE rRINTERN' NIOS
Considering the Reduction Of Price At the
Goyernn'snt Printing once.

A full meeting of ,olumbia Typographical al
Union No, iol was held at Odd Fellows Hall last
evening, TO consider the stuaton OF nalrs at the
Government Printing once. in reference to the
recent action Of Congress, reducing wages. There
were over nve hundred present, and some
O the scenes were quite exciting.
NO one was admitted to- the hall except mem.
bers OF the Union, and members were not com
munieatlye, several speeches were made urging
that IL would be foolish and useless for the print.
ers 10 strike. No action was taken. When the
u year ago, the Government printers who com.
poteda majority in the Union, made them strike
time. IL Will be Interesting to see how these
printers VIII vote when they are personally at
Ieeted by redu ftIOn In prlcet
National Republican., 1877-02-18
Bynieneal,

On Thursday morning next Mr.. William
Harmon, Of the firm of Boswell, Harmon Il Co.,
will lead TO the altar the beautiful and accom-.
plished Miss Matte GartrelI, daughter of Mr..
Otho Gartrell. The ceremony will be performed
NJ Mount Vernon NJ. +. church at 1870 o'clock,
after which the happy pair will make au extended
tour. Both the eSpectant bride and groom have
hosts Of friends In This community, who wish them
koa toYcac on their new sea Of lie.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
Arrest of Counterfeitcrs,

Information was received at the secret
service yesterday that Richard Street, manu-.
iaeturer and dealer In counterfeit coin was ar.
rested late Friday night in New York. A note-
Tious counterIeitcr aud manufacturer Of counter
felt money, on Italian, named Cantalupi was ar.
re'ted Friday evening by secret service officer,
together with large amount Of countcrreiting
implements and spurious money in New YORK.
The prisoner was locked up and will have hear.
Shields
National Republican., 1877-02-18
The Unity Club.

The last meeting Of the Unity Club, for this
season, was held at the residence Of SayIes j.
Bowen, 1tll street, on Friday evening, and q
very large company was present, completely MI.
ing the extensive parlors Of the hospitable ex.
Mayor. The exercises were very entertaining.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
Science on Sunday.

An association known as the "scIence Union,"
sonIosei OF several well.known gentlemen in
the vanguard OF thinkers, has been formed, and
the opening meeting will DO held at eleven o'clock
to-day at Masonic Temple. An address on " The
Ultimate Ends Of Moral Life" will be delivered
BY Prof p. Baumgras, the artist. The lecture
will be followed by a discussion on the same sub.
jeet, each speaker being limited to ten minutes.
National Republican., 1877-02-18

Ahnic JustIs had Henry Dobbins, a young.
printer. arrested last evening, for using insult.
ing Language 10 her, az she SaE passing along ID
street, near Tenth. H0 left Dye dollar bill at
tho police siston, and will meet with Justis at
The PpIIrf Court tomorrow morning,
National Republican., 1877-02-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

CATARRH TREATED FREE,
DR.. Hartley eHectually cures this dangerous
and offensive disease when all others fail. Free
treatment given to all until convincing evidence
Of his capacity to cure is indicated.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
sRETcBEs IRoUT THE CITY ny THE
REPUBLIC4N REPORTERS.
Madame Washington.

Already there are indications of change In
The realm OF fashion at oo7 FennsylvanIs avenue.
Tbe ladies will hnd Madame Washington ready TO
advise s'som about Spring STYLES. The past week
The costumes sent out were entirely new, and many
ladies called TO see what was really acknowledged
the consumation of artistic skill Suits arc not only
teau ifnlly made, hut fitted with ease and elegance
o this popular mOdlStc.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
The Social World.

The past week witnessed the end of the
social season and the beginning Of pluus Lent
. season ofrepentanee for the society people for
their follies during the winter. DaHganies even.
ing parties and social events Of all kinds were
crowded Into the early part Of the week, before
the sack cloth aEd ashes were assumed on Wed.
nesday. All the formal staid rcesptIGus were
then ended. The ladies, after Wednesday, re.
eeived Informally. II may he dlnlcult for some
to see the distinction. The social season has been
quite uneyentml any way, and the incoming of
Lent was hardly notaSsble Perhaps there will
OF the usual Thursday and Friday afternoon re.
ctptions were held, and large parties gave WA
10 smaller and more quiet and sOciable gather.
ings, Tho reception season VIII close with the
session Of Congress, aud until that event occurs
" cen hardly be said, socially speaking, that
Lent has cominSnced in earnest,
The alarm Oftfo from box l21 about o'clock
last evening was lals0, Some one borrowed key
3 In Of TX
National Republican., 1877-02-18
OCEAN sTEAMsHIPs.
~N>~N(-~~~~-N-N-O.N~-~ N~-~~SNNNN~NN%N
VNMAN LINE
MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Sailing from New York as follows;

CITY OF RICHMOND, Saturday, Mar. ., sGOOA. NJ. q
CITY OF BRUSSELS, Saturday, Mar. IL, $50 A. NJ,
CITY OF BERLIN, Saturday, Mar. "a, lP. N.
CITY or CHESTER, Saturday, Mar. 81, $50 A, N.
CITY or MONTREAL, Saturday, April !, llsSo Z. NJ,
Passengers viii find these steamers tastcfllIy
htted UP. and the statero0ms large and perfectly
Ventilated: The saloons are the entire width OF the
vessel aud situated where there Is least noise and
moton greatly lessenihg the liability TO sea sick-
ness smok lnR-rOOms, ladles' boudors, pI<nafortps
and libraries, bathrooms barber's shop electric
bells. tnaelons promenade decks, Sc., &c.
koutherly course during the Ice season,
Hates Of Pnssage5ts $50 and 500, gold, according to
accommodations, all having equal saloon pTlyllCg
Hound Trip Tickets ttti and Sl7a, gold,
stetIage-JO ana from all pOlnts at reduced rates.
JOHN u. DALE, Agent,
i'lC'4m u Broadway, New York.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
sTEAMsHIR LINES.

E1OR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
L. AND THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant steamer "LADY OF THE
Lake. tCaptain Joseph WhlteJ leaves sixth
street wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY
B9ston TgEgpxYs PiF and fai BAYsa, sa steamers Tor
ReinrninR, leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, same hour.
EoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
~ ~ Steamer J, ". THOMPSON (Csptsn John Il.
THREE TiMEs 4 wEEk,fUEsbAY,7s.m Ia. mr. eSs FOR
Surrioman and and %L;onardstowp; ;,m TmHuRspAYs. III
for Currloman and Le0nardstown.
rGr further Information as TO stoppages At way
4 Seabosrd Coastlng Company, Room 4, Metro
politan Fank building, opposite Treasury Depart
and Pennsylvania avenue, or at wharf.
bhrEsge called for on application at KnoN's Ex-
Tickets sold at either Of the above places.
ii. A. WILLARD. Act'g Pres,t,
lel7 Is. J. ACGINELLY. Agent.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
NEW ADVERTIsEMENrs.
IRVING HOUSE,
EDWARD A. BUTTS, Proprietor,
Cor. Eighth and ID streets,

The Irving House, corner Eighth and ID Streets
has lust been rc-fnrnlshcd and htted up In a most
complete manner ~ Tue new proprietor, Mr.. Il. A.
butts. nnh Will hereafter he kept as d -class
Hotel nnd Restaurant On the European style. Mr..
Butts Is young man full OF energy, and UNDER
stands his business thoroughly. qualities which
should commend him To the travelling public.
National Republican., 1877-02-18
RAILROADD.

NN%\NN%HNSNSNSNNN
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
x THE GREAT DQUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
to the
NORTH, WEST, NoRTnwEsr AND SOUTHWEST.
JANUARY u, 1871, ,5. p. IN.
LrAvr WASHINGTON.
b;t0 4. M, Baltimore and way stations,
zUOa. m, baltimore. Annapolis and way stations.
1:6oa. m, Point OF Rocks and way stations.
$500 q. M, y, Y. Philada. and Boston express,
Sunday to Baltimore only, stopping at way stations
SEQ .. NJ, Baltimore and way stations.
'sip a. m l., Chicago, 50. Louis and plttsburs ex-
press; press; fshitsbnrg, Hagerstown and Valley orSncn,
,,iS.io 4; M baltimore express. On Sunday for
isI.d M. Baltimore, Euicott City, Annapolis
-iiao p, M, N. y, Phiiada 4 Norfolk xprcss, On
sunday 10 Balto. only, stopping at all stations.
$50 p. M. baltimore and way stations,
$50 p. m, Batimore and Laurel express.
tt9p. M, Pt. of Rocks, Frederick, wav stations.
li1 p. m, Baltic, Annapolis and way stations,
-.W p. M, baltimore and way stations.
.IilD p. m, Chicago aud Columbus express.
a;S y. m, ~. Louis and Cincinnati es spress.
,s:2o ?. M New York and Phiiada express s''
Trsins marked daily; other trains daily e1eept
sanuay. Ianl8-tf
National Republican., 1877-02-18
Before Chief Justice Cartier.

Nos' 3, Sickles 4 Cook vs.. Steam Packet Co.;
ia, Holmes ct al. VS.. Evans; III, Fowler vs. the
Great Falls Ice 90; l34, Pleasants ys. Dlckman;
IA, Stuart We. Keitch; 1e7, johnson, use Stick
b. Lord; )s4 Cluss, use &c. VS.. District Of Colum-
bia: 2lt, Childs vs.. Wholby h Co.; 2lo, Faust
Brothers We. Prott; 2io. Domer We. Pumphrey; 222
Livingstone vs.: Seymour; 49, Reid, use johnson
vs.. Evans; ~, Hoffman VS.. Merrimon; RS, Lane
VS.. Cox; 2J4 Hall VS.. Platt; 236, United States,
use Reed ct OIL. vs.Thomas ct al; 25D, Kidd Il
Brlstow vs.. Esberg; 30, Creswell ct al. VS.. Mel
son; 242,Muldoon 4 Carly VS.. Cahill; 2s7, HILL
trustee vs.. Todd; 20, Morgan VS.. Childs ct al
National Republican., 1877-02-18
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD:
SUMMER ARE4sS EtssiI SIsEET. |. ~. BEGINNING
SkTwLES SAhEtAHPRiA AND

ssE p :, ~ II. o . sas :; nj i:s.. :ss
d Rcsnd al a L n ina $ spa p m so E:.1 p NJ
sonn SIna es.tnS hh g S1 m niD R m pass Lsssbars.
inston Al s.D @ n .; 5a M A. sRS sp. n, and wash-
vAyPaMenEers rom Wasiinston will tsie thu
M,shingtop and Ohio ears at the baltimore sad
so hnr9nEh 70 Round Hill without change or cars
- Tne y.i9 =. u, train ffSm Alexandria and 2;so ..
w,,iin ,hsrrs DAILY Line Of CoAohes for Snickers-
yue berryvle And inchester; also, with Re ameris
Line Of Cofches, which Leave LeesburE dsiiV fos
Ssnni Tish sissonh Line Of Stages for Fsirfsx
,,Sommstation tickets, cent? per mile; ANNA,
eesSey. u. H. HAVENER.
sos-1 General Ticket Agent,