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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
Views of President Grant,

A Washington dispatch to the New
\ ork Tribune says:
President Grant, in explanation OF
his attitude toward the compromise
electoral bill, on Monday said that his
approval of it is not based.on principle.
but because he believes that the great
interests of the country demand that
something shall be done which shall re-
lieve the people Of the present uncer-
tainty as to the result Of the election in
several of the States, and notably in
Louisiana. The circumstances sur
rounding that election. he thinks, make
it desirable that some competent tri-
bunal shall be established for the deter
mination of the doubtful questions in
volved. He remarked that the repub-
lican party is not as united in its belief
that Gov. Hayes was elected on Me-. !
as the democrats are in their advocacy
of the Inauguration Of Gov. Tilden, and
that while such a state Of affairs ,on-
tinues it will be as difficult for the re ub-
licans to carry out any policy Looking to
the Inauguration Of their candidate
against the opposition of the democrats
as for a gensral to win a victory With
broken ranks while his opponent 4l;na
is mistaken. As things now stal he
thinks that ifGov. Hayes shall Il de-
clared elected, except by the inteEen-
ton of some tribunal such as that pro-
posed, he would have to meet the uni
ted opposition of the democrats and
would receive only a divided s,bport
from his own party; but whoever ! de-
ciared elected in acc ordance wit the
proposed compromise plan, his inugu-
ration will be acquiesced in by his o4p0n-
ents, and his administration viii I the
stronger for it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01

Judge Bradley is supposed to be the
fifth arbitrator from the bench. He is
a New Jersey man, was appointed by
Grant to pack the court on the Legal
Tender question, and is a dead square
republican.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01

a good stqfy is told Of New
Hampshire physician who vacpinated a
family of twelve, and charged twelve
dollars. A few days after he took a
dozen cabbage plants in part pay, as he
supposed, but, upon final settlement,
learned to his surprise that Mr.. Farmer
charged Doctors prices ''one dollar a
head.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
.sTbe election Of .Judge David Dayi

THE election of Judge David Davis,
of the United States Supreme Court, to
the United States Senate, in place Of
Logan, is another Democratic gain, and
will make the next Senate stand mot
counting the presiding officer, whoever
he may be, nor the three persons to be
admitted from Louisiana and South
Carolina). Republicans SO, Democrats
3d.,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01

Notwithstanding the fact tnat Crazy
Horse is out Of reach Of the military,
4he Black Hills miders are not cut of
reach Of Crazy Horse His latest ex-
plot is the capture Of a wagon train and
the massacre oftwenty men.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK,

The different editions of TIE sun during 4bt
next year will be the during the wear thai
has just passed. he daily edition will on wpel
days be sheet of four pa ges, and on SUNDAYS a
sheet Of eight pages, or So broad columns wh,If
the weekly edition vii! be sheet of eight pages Of
the same dimensions and character thatare already
fam iliar to our friends.
THE sUNswii continue to be the'strsnuous advocate
OF reform and refenchnent and Of the substitution
OF craftsmanship, wisdom and integrity for hollow
pretauce, imbeciiity and fraud, in the admins
tration OF putlc affairs. It will contend for the
government Of the people By the people and for IN
people, opposed 70 government BY frauds in ti1e
balot-box and in the counting of votes enforce by,
military violence. 1t viii eudeavor to supplv ifs
readers-a body now not far from million Of souls
with the most careful, complete, and Trustworthy
accounts of current events, and will employ for
TINS purpose numerous and carefully selected
staff OF reporters and correspondents It's reports
from Washington especially, will DO full, accurate
and fearless and it will doubtless continue to
deserve and enjoy the hatred of those who thrive by
underlng the Treasury or by usurping what the
law does not give them, while ii will eideavor ia
aerit the confidence OF the public by defen ling the
rights Of the people against the entertainments of
uniustitisd power.
The price Of the daily SUE viii BE- SIS cents 8
month OF $3.50 year, post paii, or with the
5undey edition 1870 year.
The SUNDAY edition alone, eight pages, s., 20 a
year, post paid.
The WEEKLY SUN eight naghs ~ IA hros,
columns, VIII be furnished during 1871 at the rata
of u, % year, cost paid.
The benefit Of this large reduction from the
previous rate for TIE WEEKLY can be enioyed
by individual depositors without the necessity OF
maAlng up clubs. At the same time if any OF chr
friends choose to aid in extending our circulation
we shall be grateful to them, and every s-,ch
person who sends us ten or more subscribers from
one place will be entitled to one copy of the pa9er
tor himself without charge, At one dollar a yea
postage paId, me expenses of paper and printing
are barely repaid and lag the size of tho
sheet and the quality its contsns we aye oonfe1t
me people VAL considered TIN WEEKLY sun the
sheapest newspaper published in She world ana
we trust $50 the ono of the very best,
Feb. l-Gt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
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Adce1 Hsensents..
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
~ Woodstock Va. January 4th 1877
Jacob Spigle admir- of Jacob Hottie decd who
sues for himself and on behalf of all the creditors
of Henry Rudy deed who Will come in and con-
tribute to the costs Of this suit Commits
AGAINST
James Rudy adinr. of Henry Ruly decd. Calvin
Lee RumsbQrg, Sarah E. Rudy, W +. Rudy. jacob
Il. Rudy. Susan Rudy, LYDIA Rudy, Ann NicelT
wife OF Andrew Nicely aad David Nicely Dsfts
In Chaneery.
TO eoinplts and defendants and all concerned
Take notice tLat have fixed upon Tuesday the
9th daJ OF February 1877, at my Office to execute
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Shenandoah county.
rendered at its December Term 1876 in tie ab0y3
named cause, requrilg ne to settle the account Of
James Rudy adnlr. Of Henry Rudy decd, taking as
pria rac1e correct his settlements aLsady made.
To take an account OF the debts against tls
estIte Of Henry Rudy decd anu especially the liens
resting o. sAlo real estate 10 be classified in the
or er OF their priorities To ascertain and report
upon the gross and annual value Of the said real
estate Of the SAID defendant, and any ether mater
may deem pertinent or that either party nav
require. When and where you are REQUIRED t.
attend WITH proof Of your claims.
Gwen under my hand as eo1nr. il CIV Of said
court tne DAY ana year first aforesaid.
Z. &. STICKLEY.
Jan. 4-4w. W. & W. p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF YAI.T1ADIE PEAL. ESI.A ~,

- OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Levi Rinker vs.. israel P. Rinlers adrar. &c.
b. virtue Of decree Of the circuit count Of shen.
doah County rendered at iss August Term 1875 II
above cause We she undersigned commissioners
Of sale VIII sell ON
Monday. February 1914, 1871,
at public auction in front Of the Court Horse oor
in woodstock, to the highest bidder, the real estate
OF which said Israel 2. Rnker died seized and
possessed, consisting of several tracts viz t.he
reyersion in the Widows dover consisting of So
acresand poles. A lot Of So acres rood and "a
poles mostly timber s lot OF 81 acres . roods ana
poles, and aa lot Of timber land 70 acres rods
and 30 poles These tracts viii be sold separassiv
or togetuer to sait purchasers. This lad il ID a
good nsighsorhoed ard conveniently located
Terms Of Sale;
Ten psx cent in hand and the residue in /, ans;
. years fbm day of sale with Interest from said
day. Bonds to be given for deferred payments
with goc4 personal security to be retained as
frrther SECURITY, until sill of the purchase money is
paid ~ Sale will take place at o clock p NJ
P.M. MAGRUDER 49,.
NIL. WALTON soiarss
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
Nele Albert lsemeats.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE MILL. SEAT.

Pursuant to decree rendered in the
chancery cduse OF Aaron Aliens Ex'r rs
Reuben Aliens admr. Sc, in the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah, at the Dee, Tern
1876. The undersigned commissioners
will proceed to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, in front Of the Court
House door in Woodstock, on
Saturday, February 9th, 1877,
a valuable mill seat containing : Il
acres Of land mostly river bottom,
formerly known as Reuben Aliens mill
This property IS situated near
the Valley pike, and also near the
town of Mt, jackson and is very
desirable location fol Il Merchant Mill
Terms Of Sale:
Enough cash in hand to pay costs of
suit and sale and the residue III |. ? and
3 year. from day Of sale, with interest
from said last day, the purchaser to
execute bonds with good personal
security for the deferred payments aud a
lien to be reserved in the deed rs farther
security.
N. /. WALTON }c
P. ". MACRUDER O'mrS'
Is Sale at @ clock
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
lNoprIrf~g7- u. - =

y w 0V--s-V-N' ' q. JNI- : ~.
.. W. Prescott, and Juo. j. Stone
burner partners under the name and
style OF Prescott 4 STonrburner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
4 'ONNiSSIoEEI'S OFFICE
MooosE0CS, January 9Th 1877
O6eI Funk adcur OF Pl,i:g Wa-1a- as $50 D,
AENSL

obei taat, Deputy i5- Jacob =. Fott4r late
o-sriIs q >1e29cdJaL county aa6 as suc5 Cor
I4l.1ee Aa54g de ho4ts Ao- Of samrel Warner dsg'J
12A:a-il Al--er and Mary jane his wife E.fzabets
" &ia7T1 F---iD Peter Warner, Sa-.lel Favver ana
al4GSa-e5 NJ wife, Jacob warner and william
5.A1-s2- Warner, Henry C29D and Mary his VIE,
ana ana James W; s195s adrr, C. ". Il Wa-as-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
RE AL ESTATE.

James Bowman vs.. VIM. II. LichIiter &C.
Pursuant 10 a decree in the aforesaid
chaHcery cause. in the Circuit Couu- oi
Shenandoah at if Dec. Term 1876. The
undersigned commissioner will proceed
to sell on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd. 1877.
in front OF the oourt house door, in
Wo odstoch. at public Auction to The
highest bidder, tie real estate in the bill:
and proceedings mentioned, being the
same on which said VIZ. II. Lichltrer
nov resides,
CONTAINING SO ACRES.
3 r. and : 7 There is a good two s,or--
log house. a stable and other outbui!d-
ings OIL the premises, AMI also snriag
dEd running stream Of Wate- making
il quite desirab properly.
TERMS OF SALE:
One fifth cash in hand on the CAV Of
sale and the balance in equal iltetrI-
ments at Six aud Y months from DAY 9 f
sale, bearing interest from that date.
taking from purchaser Lonl> with good
personal security and roserving the deed
to the purchaser lien 10 secure said
deferred inStal4entS OF purchase
SAFE at l clock.
p. NJ. MAGRUDER
feb 1t 4 5. Conn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01

THE PUBLIC DEBT.-In speaEhg Of
the State debt, the Richmond [$Dat1B
says that ''the case IS knotty Qt, and
the tinanciers viii find i hard q solu-
ton. The simplest way is to pF the
debt. The State will now rapid I'M
prove, and her revenue sources I'LL be
multiplied. But she has a renee now
at hand. She knows that brady
burnt OF not-can save her. A lQuor-
tax can make the State easy nd, and
put her in a fine condition for irther
aid from future prosperity. Pnt Il the
drinkers Of liquor at the wiials of
government and they will be prnptly
and triumphantly lifted out of thanire.
If the tinanciers should succeed in
finding out show to do it," theState
will be happy enough but if It it aould
not find out this important sect, we
can at least rally and drink theState
out Of embarrassment"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01

1850 Twenty Eighth Year 1877
OF THE
RURAL NEW YORKER.

Family Weekly has
Reduced lis Subscription price
Tor 1877.
Il IS the Standard Authority on Agriculture. H,r-
ticulr1re and Domestic Affairs and is reDlat5 Wit
news ana improvements Of value TO
The Farmer. The Rairvn,an
The IIortieulturist The Housewife.
The Stock Grower, The Girls & Bows.
IN addition to these Practical Subjects ara i4e
Market Rep1rts, several pages are devoted 70
tioa5sAo-o Eeelpes, pleasant Stories Reading for
ne Young aaobath Reading, Fashions, News. and
an topics Of interest TO the family ILasft com
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01


7 NJ To n -, > ~ ~ =. - i,
"A. No ~ "a-:5c ana p T. Wa=s@ Tr.s- u =a-
vs. ;. fran.a....
H., ~ -r--,- 7,.-- -.
=, ~, -l-,E& I--. Z Moore 2ud El;z1-
Logan, Eenly Bs-ue-, Ex'o-. Q: DsnI tBr ma;
3es 9, sam Q. 6-.t,ams, Baker & Brown Ei-.4l
t--ee al - 5--=r, ENo- o. Jacob 5. Pier
i=e a. II Vi: N5- D. l.. campbell -at5 Dl-tus-s IL
- =: n r. "a C'- l55. 9 VI Mary am Na-ol JCo
~ N,t anu E--4Ao7.2 his vie, and J. L. C1.1at=.
M Anne " Els We.
70, L . Oo-- }-4iH72ls @-1 -e-e1SI-Ts and all tie
), u 5t.L Pc o - = "a''a de- Take -o=
-l = -' - ->7| --'-
ar -, ,,,-7,. -, ...,,.,.-.
Court OF -heaan57qIr ,7.-et ssg-5, -----i-
.,,-.-s- t.r.,, - =, ty11-.F, re-Ger7d {. is
curing me to ss5t,e IA. sco7,-,+ - = ~ T.
~ ss,ar-a:,, 80 - ,l,L5, "e-;'-i, a5cd,
-, ! ,,7rs5o4i $50 - Is sues u real
ird5ctors ara o-T+ +. n. 80, n IS we're
and ~aY0rt al fFS 6ai,+s - -c;7 !. ASCERTAIN
5sGj 575t;,1--,,;,+C So -.5-geA Walton
sa,r,rify .IsIfs sr.1 - 49, - II, -d-a- ana
,o.veved in SAID deed of - PERSONA
actual ana annual value Of tf,a rear- ,5lS - ne
ether property Of o5rsr r5aries y -; i5s a1y
VIII, a,7y o.Asr -.,stt qL5l F9o5s 5asSa together
any party Interested NAV rso,,3s '..L'at CT
ny hand as Conn IL CA'y. q the sati con- -
'l5 al L ye'7 l'Ts5 aforesaid.
Jan. 4t.l-tv. ". s Wro
-
1NTNfTSST0N- -7rS r,r,v,4C.--
W - -
>,s ,f-s,.- sss-,-s-, 80 j. lay "a 1871
''' ''----'7 20 Compliments,
AGAINST
70 s. l.e9 Al3ert, Re5eaoa Cepp 'a-d sane as
iinrN. or Jacob Copy decd, Harrison, l-Arr r.,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
Iu7rsday, February 81, 1877.

l- my o:7ee t2 taxa. stare and report TIE accounts
e-5-EeA 3E decree n SAID cause, rendered o.
~ -7'- Gay q December lo'6 to wit AZ acCoun5
u the amount due from tie estate Of Str7--.i
warner Gs1 1. 70 t-s estate CT Philip Warner dac'I
a2a OF az other debts against the estate OF SID
9a-n''7i "arler decd the accounts Of JOSEPH
~@s.7o-- As 4I1-I--sttat II q SAID Samuel War1a-
ees u 20 t1e IN account Of TIE real estate of vh5s
9-S samuel Warner dee died seized ana possess
"a ana o. -ts gross ana annual value to STAGE
s-il-e -Lc az sc the account Of ubeG Funk Deputy
Ter j. =. HOTEL Sheriff Con-. AiEuc. d. b.. u Of
sa-1 eai1te- Warner dee & ana ary other raa-esr
c=si25i 2s.t-cent or or required by any rd.t, inter
551eI ID be specially stated.
t7-'en Under my hand a. ca1--1i=s59-e- in Chan,
coy Of sad court the day and year first ab1v.
"---,=-. - GEO. ". MLLEE. C--.-
s--'aleE ana BIRD fer Cccl-i.s
jan. 4-zF
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
III Shenandoah Circuit
Court.

70 c7-HE.a-2aats and Defendants II tie above
Ee-''1I cause, "1: H Rice. Sheriff, Com. a,ira-.
O., 3. L. q Joseph Watson decd who was late t5a
ail--, q samuel Warner d=c'E tie creditors n
s3:nHe. N1--e- de-d CT h-s estate, and al o-bss
4'1 are hereby notified t4a5I Esys fixed Upon
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01
E'OIsIss'a yZars OFFICE.

( 'JINL>s' lN-H's OFFICE.
WOODSTOCK Vs. J44-ayr Al 1877.
-9 .A1--S d. C4rEL5of AM Lewis A Csr1i.5e
O-----'-''' ana - dc tI-.ers Ds;5 ana al ct1-.s
II are hereby notified, That pursuant ID iz-4.s
-s-e--el II J-- Circuit Court OF >>leuanIAss
5o-l.! y "---1 James 4, Ca~-ic7e g.. are
S--lA.-.2a4.7 ana A. J. Cu-="s = uetaulacz
nave 1AeI u2oc WsL-esiar tie 7th dsv ~
ts1.Gtc5 Ia q, at ny o-t3e, TO ascertain ana re
gl-L t-5 9s-+1 -e-5 OF Judgment OF otherwise
against sa!2 D-15. upon the properly in t-r..
l2-ndlts bill -en--9ne l. and * their r,~-.~f-il
70 ascertain t-e Iel- estate o.. said Gefsn1aD-
~, s-.ss al ail-'.9- Fa.C. thereof whether the
Eels % the sans VIII pay ds5endau-s dsbrs N ys
years and any Other Uatc=- deemed 7}a~-uz-,- ar
lA5 may Ca required specially to be stated bv az,
party -l15-eStelat which time and place v7-i- a--
.e2air7u To- attend. Given under my ha-i a.
ON n ny CT said court TIE day and yea- ars.
GEO, W. MILEy, Com.
Jan. +-iw. Jn0. L. Roller p. Q.
COMMISSIONERS oFFIoE.
= Woodstock Va, January 4tfs 1s--
Mar, Bird J v. h Moore ana El5zab5tb ~.
EXECUTORS OF Ch&s. Moore decd wh5 st,z for rf.,,,
se-'eS and al. the Ken creditors or J-1. r. FulL-
-2,,s7r 3aa Elizabeth Fu1klcus.r wt1 will cor
'-i''~' ''7;s o tins suit C3m2.es
AGAINST
s2o. = I'2412essr and EHzaue.a Fuazlouss-
pe-ts- In CEaQo5-y.
To comp irlnts and detena.tS.
Take notice that L have liked UPON Thurs3lv-
the s1A day Of FEBRUARY 1871 q. my Office TO exc
ei--e decree Of 51e c.rcC., c1.r- Of SEcrardoaE
county rendered At It's December Term 1916 in th4
2ooEs named ca-se requiring ne to take an ac-
count OF al -a7 liens or Judgment or otherwise
1--ai1g me real estate OF the Ga5eu5arts anu
arrange them - the 0-iar Of their p- critics sT5
ascertain ara report Upon the gross and aruai
value OF tie sad zeal estate q she SAID defendants
ana any o-Aer matter may Cgsc1 pertinent or
nat either party may require.
Nler A2d where yo, are required to attend
Gwen ,ln0er ~ hard as COMMIT in c1ly. of s.il
clur- sac day a2t yea i-s- Aforesaid.
4. E. >rICELEY.
Jan. 4-iT W. * ". @.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-01

a tony. IeStp.
GEO. W. MILEY. c. e u.S. q
Jan, 1l-4w. l. II. Bird, p. d.
National Republican., 1877-08-28
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT I


OFFICE DtSBuRsiSg CLERK AND SUrERiSDr, ,
WAsHIsoros, d. C., Aug %. 1877.
Sealed proposals will he received at this offir1
until " o'clock, noon. on WEDNESDAY, Septem
ber 70, iN7, for furnishing Fuel for the Poa
Onlce Department. as follows:
For the delivery aud storage Of six hundred and
my t6D TONS q 40 pounds 10 the toni OF the bcs
quality Of Lac White Ash Furnace Coal or coal q
an equally good quality; the quality thereof ~
other than the Lee white Ash Furnace CoA
be deicfnined by An Inspector chosen for -thA
purpose by the Postmaster General 10 be thoroughly
Screened and lree from slale, and to be delivered
within thirty tSN days from the date Of the con
tract aud stored III the vaults Of the Departments
building before tho contracting party win be paid
therefor.
Average samples Of the Coal must accompany
satisfactory certificates from shippers that the Coal
delivered TO him from the vessel can Is the kinl
required by the Department.
Also, Tor the delivery and storage Of ten l0)
cords OF best Bakers Pine Wood 70 he delivered
and corded al the Department building. ~ maya
Required, within thirty Cso) days from the date o
| contract
| The whole to he weighed or measured by the in.
spector appointed under the provisions OF sectioa
| Bill Revised Statutes Of the United states.
The bids will 10 opened la the Otfce Of the So.
| perntcndent In the presence of such bidders =
| may choose to attend on Wednesday. the 18th day
| Of September. 1871, al " o'clock noon, and the
awards will be made OH or bsiorv Monday, octobss
l, 1871
The Department reserves the right To reject all q
any part Of the bids received II deemed for tbs In
tsrest OF the Department 10 TO do.
| satisfactory bond viii BE- required In each osss
| to be executed aud 6ed within (i0) days aner th(
award Is made, for the faithful performance Of ha
| contract J. o. p BURNSIDE,
Disbusing Clerk and supsrintendsnt. Post ofncs
| Department. au2i!Tutw
National Republican., 1877-08-28
TRAgELERs GUIDE.

Th6IEbEHS 6UIDE.
TTN1vERsAL n. R. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TIcKErs e Or tsom y, ~ e2n,s bought
Spon any otSes s Once &C Or depot IN ,hs % city, H
SsSS good 'i used B'sasS oRs;ss% ss5Ggsh
mRR RRz 600 Pennsylvania a. Avenue. &.sEiSe shoe Store
1877 GREAT 1877
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 80
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID soENERH; nt;SI SSIAoNificENr EaUif
TRAINS LEAVE SyaI MasliisaTSs, 8 l1 rom Depot, cor
Es,iss W. tcu q r,,sseS,s ~ MI snS Stepping RON
5.iop: N. daily, with Paiaee car 10 chicaso
BALTIMORE AND pUroMAu RAILROAD:
f0r ana ISs SS4tS ss m h' ds ssssps Sunday
Ps.s. %h ,G 5ss % S1sy sseg Eos ws
Haven, EimIra, and Watkins al ioio IN. daily
For NV YSss ana .es Ea,, as m; daily, wi. S!,p
Palace ,s,ns Cars sssnsa ss @ tmsa a E,gress ] % e. pS
For New York and tls East, SIS a. M, and lD .. M
Sslyt yt esseg, g SUNDAY ,,,ig with Sleeping Cars nom
For I@i.asissSi1 sss spo,'o , = N. daily except
p,ss S A. 4 NJ a. df,IS ;l;op esSsp' SUNDAY a.,
M as aGseSs Sr Sunday "" M and e@p
For Pcpes Creek Line. $50 n IN. and t2o p. m daily.
Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA, AND FREnEniCKsBuRG RAIL
TON RAfLRoAD
For AisIa1lri, y z aie 70. II a. M, Ia, es. Sal
For lie soSii,, VI" ReS@oaS. Is, Is ' NJ % DAILY sb p
Train, % dIsy Ieye ssisss AsssssS1 sfGS iSr Washington so
On s,,Sby slS iS y, A s,S n; sna Io e. "a sS sSd = m m
ts . css. Z" fSss
nsrSsss, sSr"et oi sisiS s,fs md PnSsyiSsais ave
q s to IN o% M S SOe IS sn; a;
rnANk FSsSs SsESS ":@:T Ar.s, r"s"a'r ss.i Sssa
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
rArloNAG rAlsf QrfsE line RSHSsf sifJaf SSSSbrn
NORM. WEST. NonTHw'sr AND sGTrnSrsS s%,,, !. ,s,
LrAvE wasuIseros
&c Wh. s s., AID wsy syra. ,s.'Gas
ps afe, no scps Between % wilmington Pindd' and Hst lac
.7:ss q n 81 Loa, clncin..., Shlesso. and Pitts
siS M. u fsis,on,' stia.ss,s. Winchester. H.s-r.
Ss~ Yois a FbsasSSs boston and Ia,
700 b. .6t.Imors a,,d.wAy stations. on suud..
IISsS m; B.l,i%ois ssg.SS,s sg.Ss.., c, ,..,,,,. ~,
sunday "a sr xs's suiy t1 cSps. I. \.
Connects Tor Frederick '"'' ''''r"'
SSp M, Baltimore and way stations
% sanass y Rosis ~ .sss .if.ss
Chester. and way stations.
eco p M, Balto., AnnspoiIr and way stations.
s6O D. m, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Batinor
eIpresA Pa,ssnsers FOR Norfolk taken In Tn
'si5 p m, Chicago and Columbus express, Win
s7Sp m, Baltimore exprrs,.
s7S D. m, baltimore and way stations.
SO p, n, Point Of Rocks ani way stations Metro
E'e2, p m. ST. Louis Cincinnati and Pit,sours ez
pes.
5000 p. M. New ork. Philadelphia and BsItImor
eInress.
Trains marked sdaily; other trains daily excep, sun
day. mylau
TNMAN LINE
National Republican., 1877-08-28

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE
. Naval Academy with tho following articles viii
be received until u O'Clock M, on SATURDAY
September !, 1877:
fiRt-iron, Tools, Tin, &c.
Second-Hay aud Feed for Horses
1hird-BroOms, Brushes and Soap
FouTth-Glass, &C.
Finh-Stationery, including Blotting and Enyek
ope Paper
Sixth-BrAss, steam Pipe and Fittings.
Proposals must be submitted on forms furnished
with schedule, by the Naval Academy, with guar
ant,o and certificate annexed.
All articles 10 be delivered promptly at the OF
pense q tho contractor; TO be of the best qnalitl
and subject 10 inspection by tho authorities Of th
Academy, and II rejected 70 be removed At con
tractors expense
Proposais far each ciass q ~ senaTale and /.
duplisdie and the class bid for indoTsed on outsld
ofenyelops, aud addressed 70
c. X. p. RODGERS,
jyso,M4w Rear Admiral, superiniendent
National Republican., 1877-08-28
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