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Mr., JAS. REDUs has decided to Mr..
Widney, of Illinois, eighty acres of land
on the railroad four miles below here. on
which he designs building village to be
called Dell Springs. -Copiahan.
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ED.

HAwKISs-On Thursday. March 20, 1877,
at her residence in Winona, Miss, in the
18th year of her age, ANNE o, wife o Col
John ID Hawkins, and a native of Halifax
countv n C.
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Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice
l. of his appointment as administrator OF
the estate of Geo. l.. Potter deceased. All per-
sons are notified to present their claims duly
prObated, within the time prescribed by law
or they viii be barred.
All persons owing said estate will come for
ward and pay said Indebtedness without fur
Their notice.
WILEY II. POTTER, Admin
April 4, 1877, 4-w
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Dissolution of Partnership.

VNHE PARTNERSHIP Heretofore existing
Il between j. BRowS and LucA CCsMASIE,
under the name OF J. Brown x Co. Is this day
dlssolVed by mutual consent. The undersiz ned
assumes all liabilities, aud is alone authorized
to collec; debts due
LUCA CUSMANIE.
Jackson, April !. 77--lt
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BAR REED.

CLEYELAND--SHANsY Wednesday,
March Is, in New Orleans, by The Rev, John
Matthews. WIN. ;. =. CLEVELAND, of Louis
lana to Miss FLoRINDA K. SHANsY, of Jack
son. Miss.
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DR. HAnrEn's Liver Pills have proved
..fsaf che gre test benefit in relieving aud
...ag obstinate aud dangerous diseases.
.-. other remi5ies have fIi ed
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Da. THO ARTAUD, who has made
himself most favorabiy known to our COM
uualtv, has. we are pleased to see, deter
mined TO locate here for the practice of his
profession. lie is surgeon aud physician
of ar,r-class attainments and large eX-
eaenc,. We call attention to his card in
another column.
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r-areE SroEE.-Messrs. Hofheimer
.p.,,..r have op:lel whole and retail
l..4r store on Pelrl street. Attention is
Ia their card ia another column.
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c.r. GrLLELANp, Sheriff, and Hon.
az Campbell, former member of the Leg
....~a from Alfalfa, were among our visi-
..-.yas-srday.
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TINS world appears very beautiful
whtn you are well; to remain Wen healthy
aaJ strong, take D.. J. II. Mclean :
Strengthening Cordial AMI Blood Purifier,
Che greatest tonic in Che world, it strength
ems the body and PARTIES the blood. Dr..
jill. MeLelu's Office, II Chestnut, St. Louis,
Na
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STATE SANITARY COMMISSIONERS
Under the act of the last session of the
Legislature creating a State Board of
Health, the Governor on yesterday appoint
ed Sanitary Commissioners as follows: Dr.
+. W. Dancy, Holly Springs; DR.. w, M.
Compton, Jackson; DR.. ID. l.. Phares,
W. dyille. The State Medical Association
which IS now in session at Grenada, will
nominate to the Governor twelve addition
al commissioners. and all will meet at Jack
son on Monday next for the organization OF
aState Board of Health. The objects OF
this Board are fully set forth in the set
creating it. which Was published in our
columns few weeks since.
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TIM Grand Contra! Hotel, New York,
.,f.-,.l by eminent aud Distinguished
,......g. A, the sst, has complied with the
....,.a~ Inn n, ani reduced from 500 to
s4-l and IS 30 per day.
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.rr notice Of dissolution of partnership
,er advertising c9iumns.
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MUSICAL.
MRS. NJ. C. WHITE, of San Francisco,
VI Teacher of the
NEW METHOD OF MUSIC

for the Piano. ORGAN AND GUITAR, Harmony
and Thorough Bass, no is a guest at the r
TOWN HOTEL proposes 10 organize a elias.
IN this city Those who are interested and
who desire 10 gain proficiency and thorough
know ledge of Music in an INCREDIBLY
SHORT TINE, requested to cali
Mrs. WHITE will take pleasure in explain
ing the simplicity and the superiority of this
method to all who viii favor her with a call
At home from ! until pa o'clock P n; c
until 9P NJ Room Is 1t.
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err B. F. JONES, Of the Winona
5-.rrr. favored as wilma cali yesterday.
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NALL stves Jackson ? 80 a. m.
Expre-s--Leaves Jackson 9:lO p
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FOR RAFFLE At CLINTON, MISS

$50 Chances at $40 Each.
81 Acres Of land upon which ID q large DWELL
ing newly painted, and an necessary outs
buildings for farming purposes; also q Ten
ants House all in perfect repair, and undae
q new plank Fence.
acres in Woods, balance under Cultivation.
70 acres Of good Land in cultivation and un-
der good fence.
Two-Horse wagon and Double Harnoas.
q. M. LEWIS.
March IA '77-9Wa ", II, ARCHER.
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NEW ADVERTISED
For Rent.

THREE ROOMS ever ~ store Apply to
April 4, 1871. 1t.
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TmGrEEN of the attaches OF THE
ClARIox are mem hers of the city fire com
paajes-seyeu of the Gem, four of No. l,
aaa two of the Hope. We shall have to
0ru ana alliance with Hook and Ladder
aal West jackson Companies. Dur boJs
believe So firmly in running with the pa
chime chat when there is fire alarm, the
o.i.s resem bIes "a camp suddenly deserted.
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1rcxsBURG & MERIDIAN R.R.
r,sr-Pa-5euger, 5:45 P. NJ; freight 10 30
-. r,-..nqar 7 ~ NJ. FREIGHT
4a0P.H.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE

l. II NJ IL l. IL y a IG Dg
HAVE added 10 my LUMBER business "a
l. fine line OF BUILDERS HABDWARE.4ueH
a NAILS, LOCKS, HINGES, etc., which ! am
prepared 10 sell very low
have also greatly increased my stock of
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND LATHs. WIN
DOWS DOORS, BLINDS aud MOULDING
am selingat mill prices, and will mot he
undcreOld By anybody.
Office and Lumber Yard at the oll stand iu
West Jackson
dec -, 7G-Gm. r. b. HULL
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CoNcEEr-The young ladies Of the
Musical Department of the Central Female
Institute, Clinton, Miss, will give concert
VI vocal aud instrumental music, Friday
night. the 18th of April, and at the close re-
lra.hmeuts will be furnished by the mem
ben, OF the Lcsbian Society, such as may
wish them, the proceeds of which will be
apFsied to the purchase of books for their
library The friends of the Institute are
cordially iHYited To attend.
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GOING SOUTH.

-, Nail-Laaves Jackson 2:l0 a. m.
80 Exyrrs.-Leayes Jackson 500 p.
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Bacon and Greens /!


10O BBLS. AND HALF BIS. CHOIN
1VU FLOUR.
10 Hhds. Sugar. assorted.
% Bbls. and half barrels Molasses.
10 Tcs. Rest s. c. Hams.
10 Tcs. Choice Leaf Lard
Bacon Sides Bulk Meats, "Our Fancy
Brand Meal together with a full assortment
of goods usually kept by us.
TO Arrive
Extra Tennessee Roll Butter. and all Pork
Sausage-guaranteed all Pork
These al all other goods we offer at Rock
Bottom prices for Cash.
The BEST AND CHEAPEST TEAS IN JACKSON
Call and Price,
S. LEMLEY s. son.
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KEM0vED.-Mrs l.. T. Nirden has re
moved 10 the building formerly occupied IS
the Dollar Store" next door to Watkins
hardware establishment, where she is now
opening new millinery goods. She invites
her customers and all ladies who wish to
keep posted in the latest styles OF hats, bon
nets, ribbons aud other trimmings, and the
numerous etceteTas that pertain to the
makeup of ladies headwear, 70 pay her
Ylsi- ut her new location.
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IN
cGreaG
al n will be f3lnl nO
nd
the curtgL
OUR SUPERIORITY OVER ANY OTHER SHOW IN AMERICA a
m EB of Nature Fen EbOlsn BccauN
&m Ei~pIay
q isud.E um-
q ms Sow Smericm
We Challenge the World Equal Show
OOO of
nj S1i
National Republican., 1877-11-09
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER
SALES.--FUTURE Days.

.CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE. IN
~ PROVED AND UNIMPROyED REAL 1S
AND NJ sTREEis N. W., in THE UffY OF
WASlIING1OS, u, Q.
BY yst,ue OF n de res Of tho Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia passed In eguity cause No tGf
o. John X. HeTre vs Henry ", linrreil Of ei., the
undersigned, trustee, VII sell vt public auction. In
trout o the ptemis :, on SA1 URDAY, the i7th day
Of November, A; D. M, a. o,co. p m. all those
pieces and parcels Of land known as lots % ad 81. Of
AIn y. Pnrkets subdivision Of square No. iIJ, and
lot 20 and the south Uot OF lUt ~. of square DD
the same forming front on the cnrnrr Of Twentieth
and streets of p feet with dopth o. Y, Ieet, with
improvements. consisting OF a throc-story pressed
brick front house, In god order.
Terms OF SAFE are Ip iourtn cash, and balance OF
purchase monty payable In three equal insnllnicnls
AT SIX, twelve and eighteen mon hS, respectively
with Interest NJ eight per cent per annum until
pnid the anne to be secured by the promlsory nutrs
OF the purchaser or puruhasers-a lien retained on
said properly and deed given until all purchase
money shall have been paid snd the properly sIred
to the satisfaction OF the trustee. AL cOnveynncns a
cosl OF purchaser.
II terms OF sale not complied with seven days,
the trustee reserves the Ig 70 resell s the cost Of
de aultnR purchaser. Fifty dollars be deposited
L. NJ. SAUNDERS.
riiT
National Republican., 1877-11-09
ArCTIoNEERs.

ACCTIONEERs.
Drncan-on Bros. Ninth and u stS
wash h. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street
AWNINGS.
J. c. Hogan. 7ls Market Space.
BoOksELLEIls AND STATIoNERs
solomons & ,'haIman. "'l IGgn,ylyanin avenue
wm. Blnntync. 42s seventh street
". lao: II. Morrison, "a P"nnsyvania avenue.
BILLIARDS.
SCanlon & Co, senton Hail. Ninth and DstrcetI
MAKERS.
Felix Dcsfosscs 2nie II street
CLOTHING.
Y. 3. Justh, sio street.
nWUdGTSTS.
Go9ghl,n'I Temple Drug store. y and Ninth s,reets
Entwlale Pennsylvania aycnue aud Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward g. Townsend. 1D7 " street northwest.
Ss ;: Il. fnllgr. Ar School. iSis street II. W.
Mrs. hurr, Lss II street.
RSssT!G%n Rc,Tr GSrsS nnIy 81 GSIEe'Swn
PSrk seminar 56i Fihh street northwesi.
Soam6l,n Snl University; Foarteenln street; -
Pro- IohG E.pnis's Mn.ic, ioOi : street
N:s Na:ISsi -, ;F.s s .,..,
Law Department, National University.
FINE ARTS,
Markrter 62C street northwest
HOTELS
Rigs House, corner Fifteenth and streets
Ebbitt House. Fourteenth aud streets.
Wormlcy's II and Fifteenth streets
Shern,nn House. 2lj and 2ls Third street
Morton II luse, J-2 and VA street
fremont House.
HATTERs
B. II. stinemetz, i237 Pennsylvania avenue
I:;sURANCE
Germanla Fire Insurance Company, of d. C., ss5 T
Polomac Fire Insurance Company, ss High street.
Georgetown.
JEWELLERS
=. Godsten 4 Co, corner Tenth and streets
LUMBER.
Whcatley Bros, Georgetown. u. c.
LOAN OFFICES.
3. Goidstein 4 Co. corLer Tenth and d streets
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eiseman brothers, corner Seventh and streets
Z. Stnlzer. lID street.
A. S3lks n Co., Seventh street.
d. Robinson d Co.. foo Pennsylvania avenue.
RESTArRANTS.
Partisan Restaurant, lt2i PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders 4 stayman Penna ave and Twelfth street.
PAPERHANG NGINGs
John Alexander, i2li Pennsylvania avenue.
PHOTOLITHOGRAPHER
Norri, Peters PhOtolilhosrapher, No. +is Penn
sylvania avenue.
PHYSICIANS
Or. Hartley, eai New York avenue
REAL ESTATE
II. II. Warner. ola I street northwest
John sherman. st. Cloud Building,
Fitch Fox, FreedInRns bank building, 1jJo Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney & Co, ~ Ninth street.
TRUNKS
Murray's, SOS Pennsylvania avenue.
UNDERTAKERs
n. W Barker. 6le Eleventh street
II. y. Harvey, DH street.
National Republican., 1877-11-09
Commerce.

Commerce.
tss: ysfs Ss DHsnss Gs's Sf whss' % Which, SS
Aim Sisg1isGSps % moderate. with sales at e"ec Tor
Rye-Receipts light demand good at oossac per
U@t' firm, but in light receipt. ssdF per bushei.
NJ Il feed hrm IN at Sls per Ton.
baltimore. Nov. s-Cotton firm; mIddilng. 1850
Flour steady and unchargd.
Wheath,sTui bern active and hrm; Western % dull
sns faf % %Cf sbs s?H'SeIa @ Wsin rsa sG%e TO pfs
pa; p DO o., No Winter red spot sLaoh' November
'';Si GSrn"soHtGern steady and Arm: Western dull
and weak HortheIn white and yellow old; &C; do
mixed, spo! AID Novsm6er offered at Goc December,
Oats quiet and steady; southern, aGTc Western
Rye quiet nj 6Itp,ac.
La% dull and unchanged.
rloyisl9nS irm and quiet s'oik light pork slL5S
sides h.eSSc; packed. & Ss''fc; 6acon-shouders Sic
| Iard-IteIncd, o. igiOc.
| ORIG.
Coieo unchanged.
WHISKY dull at t.lo&LIO{
oats, i,ioo rye, no. shpmenls-whCHt 5sjOCo corn
NEw T9rS Eoy SoSn g Arm sPTIspG. HIS
receipts l67iIO bales. Exports-Great Britain, 81, -.
| oomrN framce, ~" phes' CJhtiheh'' FSs phies'
Flour siisntiy il buyers, mvor. without, however,
Hour unchanged; more doing. iN
kys Hour PGisS at s,%t or .npGr1ns STATE tate Damn
sylSsna n ssa%S S G,anGywims S1G % s,sSSS anu rem"
%Isa .s y ;P!iRs 'iN STs ~sS Mess5 sr.1sr s sH's
o AZ for NsM YSr NJ Tor nsr T%rr rrS ,sd
New York 80. 3 whi,s; si.5s Ior un$raded while
sls;, ior New York e. Nc; sIrLng; sliE.s%L2s o
Barley advancing; active demand for o. port; hAi
nq"y grSdea Sf amNn NU e saa S Sa Sa Sers sios
Canada.
Corn opened about isc lower and closed fairly ac-
| tive with The decline, which was recovered 6ic fol
cr %asT mn Eos Se% or fS,s Ssw S Ycr
N2 closing at he latter price; &C for high mixed
white; SIC l9r New York No. ?, in store.
2ss &c S0S 6e.s S c TSye Sr '' Ss for mixed
| HAY steady at $50 10, i0r shipping.
Hops unchanged; choIcs in fair demand for eS
Coree-RIp que, and unchanged.
charged.
Moln .scs-Ciroccry grades moderately active ssed
Ricr quiet, l,sMiIhout ma,e,ilI change in price.
i2,,g united, sIS2s%L;S...
| Resin unchanged and In good demand.
Inrpenllne steady At 49, for spirits,
Pork unchan sei more active for export; mess
beef quiet and unchanged.
| Bosf hams duh.
cut meats-Western duh; middles steady; SIC fol
Western long clear S4gs'ac, for city do city long
| Lard without material ch lnge.
heavy; na:,c for Western; isG5c for State.
Cheese dull; 7qis,s for common to prime.
Whisky quiet aud firm; o. 10 bid: sI.ii asked.
Freights TO Liverpool easier cotton per sail. I'd
sasysd.
National Republican., 1877-11-09
DowNMAN & GREEN. AUCTIoNEERS,
~ 4i2 Seventh street

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON q strict NORTH BE.
TWEEN EIGHTEENTH A ID ElNErEEN1 u
STREETS NORTlIwtST, ,WASHlNUTON CITY.
and the request tho holuer OF the notes secured
thereby, shall OTTER for sale nt public auction on
FRIDAY, November 0, at an O'Clock p. M, in
front Of The prrmi'cs the eastern part plot In
square III, fronting 10 feet on q street. N run
ming backwlth that width lel feet TO an alley In
rear This lot Is hrst-class building site the i'm.
proyements now on Il consist Of two small brick
dwell ng houses. Terms Of sale-one-ourth cash. OF
which 900 must be paid on the spot the residue OF the
purchase money To be paid IN installments Of six,
Twelve and eighteen anihs from day OF sale, with In
terest att per cent per annum and to be scored by
the purchasers note and deed OF trust the prem
ises II the terms OF sale not compiled with within
SIX days after day OF sale the trustee reserves the
right resell the property the risk and cost Of the
deiaulting purchaser. All conveynncing at purchas.
er's cost. @ INGLE. Trustee
nov iTh-Sat-TuSds Istnr col
National Republican., 1877-11-09
AUCTION sALEs-TO.DAY.
tNcANsoN BROS. AucTIoNEERs.

DUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.
ELEGANT AND RARE OIL PAINTINGS. MAO
NIriCENT STATUAlty AND n!tOSIES
On THUR and FRIDAY IVENlNuS, No.
vem' or 4 and Q, commeno Dg euch evening prompt y
al 10 O'clock we will sell the finest collection vi
Oh pnntInEs btatlary and Bronzes ever offered for
mic IN tItis city comprising In part the works Of
TITAN. MuHlLlD -
pALVO ROSA, RAPHAEL DUGHET.
PALMA SR. AND in, POISSON,
MCENlEE CRUpSEY,
SOMMLR. GUY,
RAINIER, CHURCH,
WILLIS, liAMILTON
GHiNpUx, COUrERRIER,
wEIL, BWADEORD,
PARIS, ANDRIkUN,
WASHINGTON, DE BRAEELEER,
HUNTINGTON, DE UL,
and other equally prominent Artists
These paintings, &C., arc the collections Of Hon A.
u Shepherd and the late Hon. Stephen A. Douglas,
and co. .lsst OF both modern and rare gems. Tho SAFE
will take place Mt Hon. A. H. Shepnerhs private ga.
lery No mo street nori Invest Toe gall' VIII De
opened Tor Inspection Monday TucSiny and Wetines-
day, from u m. to o'clock and TO y p m. Persons
desriis to examine the collection can obtain cards
admitting them from the auctonecrs, At their once,
corner Min and ID streets northwest. Catalogues
can be obtained by applying at the same place.
novl-st DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
1s-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN I'll.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING-, November
eand 10, same hour and places Oh acuui oi tho In
novaa DuNcANsoN BROS Aucts.
National Republican., 1877-11-09

The young man who took the late lamented
Greeleys advice, and went West" thus
tuueth his harp and singeth
The sun In the gorgeous cast chsseth the night
When he riseth, refreshed, In his glory and might
But where doth he go when he secScth his rc,tf
Oh, doth ho not haste u the beautiful West?
The heart that Is soonest awake to the flow
ers is always first to bo touched by the thorn.-
Moore.
A society lady invited Miss Kellogg to
woman's lunch. Miss Kellogg was requested
to sing for them, and, like true artist, rs-
refused.
A lady, writing from Deadwood to the New
York tIraphic, says: "God-dust is legal
tender here to any amount from five cents up,
aud il Is amusing 10 see ladies shopping with
their bottles of Eold-dust in place Of dainty port
monnaie and crisp grcenbacks II takes sOms
time to get accustomed to this currency, and
even now am not able to count my change.
| am Obliged 10 look wise aud trust to the
honesty, or more often the dishonesty, of the
shopkccper.'
The whole story of human life Is compressed
in this dainty little poem by Jean mgc!ow:
Sweet Is ChdhOod-childhOod over
Kiss urd part.
Sweet Is youth but youths rONsr-
Sos my heart
Sweet Is rest: but by all showing
TOilmg l. nigh
We must go. Alas the going.
Say "Guod'byo.'
National Republican., 1877-11-09
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES. s.

TDKOFUSALS FOK SUBS1S1 ENCE S1UKfl5.
OrFfCE PosT AND DEPor)
CoNMIssARY or SUBSISTENCE.
WASHINGTON, ID. D., Nov 4, 1871. J
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received at
his office up to Il O'Clock noon. November H. 1877 for
the delivery this Depot OF the following subs seuce
Stores. viz:
100 barrels xxx spring Wheat Flour, Old 100 bar
rPlS Choce Winter Wheat Flour; 5,OOc pounds Coru-
meal; 3 30 pounds Salt fine In bags; 2,olo pounds
Table Salt, hi elghtp pound pockets; 40 boxes Table
Salt
samples OF articles must accompany proposals.
Payment for the above stores will depend upon n
future appropriation by Congress.
Further in ormatipn and conditions can be obtained
ANDREW X. LONG,
noo-3t Captain and &. 8.
National Republican., 1877-11-09
DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses Of wash
ington.

The Jo''o'cing is published for he benefit Of Trar-
cling Saiesmon Strangers and he public gener-
apy-it includes oH trades aud professions, and
cannot fail 10 prors Of interest 10 NJ rho intend
baHSaciing jHsiatso in Washington.
National Republican., 1877-11-09
BILL HEADS. LETTER HEADS,

pIH lLARS IObCl.RS
at,l nil Kind. Of LOn PNlSlI Ni!"Npcuied with neat
ness and dispatch ut THE REPl' BlICAS JOB
OFFICE III" lurg~l establishment In the city. Ocl2tf
ATrRESSES ALL KINDa or BEST QUAIL.
NI n.y. hnir hu>N aud cotton top InalFcss,s cheap
II, NJ. HlMiiHtMAN Agent
OclO.Im Northwest suLIeI Elshlh I'D u streets
National Republican., 1877-11-09

THE Queen Of the Sandwich Islands, Her
Majesty kapiolOni, has II very pretty idea OF
woman's rights She has been making tour
through II part of her dominions, and In the
course of II madc an address 10 tho people, ad-
visng them to bs industrious and economical,
aud to he careful TO preserve their lands tor
themselves aud their children. Tho Dowager
Queen Emma has also been travelling about
making speeches This 10 practical.
National Republican., 1877-11-09
1877
1877

TO THE kaRR EESssrkyASlA WAY .s1 RqrE5 EE5vTHwrsr
DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID scENEpH, MEM MAeNlricENr raUlr
TRAINS .nAih XtshfN M rom Depot, cor.
For nf fsssia sa'h .nS and ss west Il % HS" daily with
pniiYI c % Piisenrs and slsspng s5s ss,r.sa from
s,4o p M daily with Palace Car 10 Chicago
BALTIMORE AND PoToMAc RAILROAD
For ,S NSb @ h asv .sseps sa,aP
Il day day vi viii Psisos CARS Q VAIN M 1ili%%s
port m LSGs ss,lg HsSss except FUND.- sandsr .na "' ~
FOi New YORK and ne E, sss m sS @ ZIP
fs5e ,ns % ~ ~ Eat n S. ne ssS S ny
%ashins,5n to boston.
For al Jersey SyT W OFs w al ssGoosA ssSn
wo,ding double ,srriase and journey across New
For pniaaeipn,s NO a m. anolso o. m qaily, except
sS." S Sna a. s as1 sGa Se ssnas; Sa Limited E1
Accommodation Tor baltimore. eo . m. and tao p
For i Popas @ crset Iine IS, . m A,a 40 p M daily.
For Annapolis, sS, a m. and 80 p m. daily. eIcep,
ALIxANpgIA AND rgEpERICKsBgsG RAIL ",
MN MAf pAyi,pokn mp AhENANDhiA AND WASHING
Fur az a., ...; e.. !" ;. $40, 10, II m 80, Ss.,
ro aa IN soSsh Sa SHa Ss 4 S & and m aSS say r %
Tram, dsy sayy, esifsP, xfsPPssSIis sa5s Sr ws,snron m
On sasdSy si9 iS Il ,1 ,%na sna q r. & = ssa saa m m
ss ~ sss$
nohesst corner ofsiSth street and Penn yvanis ave
ME and at hs depot where GrdeIs can be sa Ior ,hs
GARMEF General Passenger AFsn.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
NATIONAL Line AND sHoRf R6UTH
NosrH. WEST. Nonrg1ssr AND sourHwnsr:.
JusE "A, l6L
t5n a. M, Baltimore and way stations
go = m, baltimore, Annapolis. and way stations
press nake, no STOPS Between wssSiSstoh and HAT
burg sspres @ u assrsioWn % eaospi sunday sunday anu f
$40 M. m PIEDMONT, s'fs.surs n winchester Haser.
$50 = m. New York PhiiadeipGiS Boston and Bai
sVOj a M, Baltimore and way stations. on sunda,
eGa.sGS a. NJ. 81 R.iiI%STRs AInnSRS,s esrre..
l2io y m, Baltimore Eiiioott City. Annapolis and
o.iSo r N; NSw York ard PhLlslelphis, E.Pres.
conseets Co o1 y F9sdsss only stopping st all '"'0nA
so p nI.. Bal! more and way stations
RSsts ~ s.sis4cE .sfsi .i,ss Hsss,,own win
chester, and way stations
fi' FSsspSs solls soE saS E"s sns si"GGs Bsmsr.
express PASSENGERS ior Norfolk taken IN the
80, .sts ? % Gnesso and Columbus express Win.
era D. m. baltimore and way stations
.s2o D. m. 81. Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburg ex
,hop. m. Point OF Rocks and way statons Metro
.iGoo >. M. New ork. Philadelphia and Bat,mor.
Trains marked 'dayI other trains daily except Sun
National Republican., 1877-11-09
Merchant Tailoring Goods
LIVERY STABLES.

WE ARE PREPARED 10 FrRNl>II BY THE
w hour, day. or month, III ,: clt-, turriHgCS at
reasonable prices and on sNuIi nUlCe oar sOuk
consists of laudaus, Ch,rvnrv.. JupdS, Light Hlg
gies rOny PharIunS. Saddle iiuro'S. and IN ACl
everything that comprises iiTs,tlHss Hiring aud
beading Stable.
We clip hUr,rs with the American hOTse-rlirplng
machine IN two hours without singing,
Entrance tn tn" staIi''~ IN street between Ihir-
no i,3m j. n. OLrOTr & SON.