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National Republican., 1878-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

THERE Is no doubt about Il, short walking
suits are TO prevail for short walks or long
Walks or run around the corner
AMONG the latest styles In suits Is plum
colored SILK Princess dress having n square
train trimmed with plating of damasse silk.
A sHREwD trader says there arc two reasons
why he docs not trust \ man-one because he
docs not know him, tho other because he does.
CoAcHMAS's blue Is one Of the new colors
in imported suits. A short dress Of this color
In cloth has facing Of darker blue and q cord.
ing Of gold and fancy buttons.
A CLERGYMAN asked some children "why
do we say in the Lords prayer who art In
heaven since God Is everywhere" A little
drummer boy answered, because its head
quarters"
The Jessie" for little girls Is a felt hat with
pointed crown and large brim, with trim
ming of satin ribbon and feather pompon.
Parents can give their little daughters Jessie
without offending them.
WOMEN are becoming more and more known
In the scientific world. Margret 8. Cheney and
Ellen $. Richards have lately published In
Silimdns Journal paper describing a new pro-
cedure for the separation of nickel from iron.
NEW nickel and gold-plated cross, contain
ing pencil In the long arm, is unique speci-
men of artistic handicraft, and Is very notice.
able from the fact that while the body Of tho
cross is made of nickel the ends Of the four
arms arc plated heavily aud show of to great
advantage.
A LITTLE girl who has been visiting here
was in the country the other afternoon, and
for the first time witnessed the operation of
milking. Watching the proceedings intently
Tor while, she inspected the COW minutey,
and then launched out the poser, Where do
they put II inr'
AN elegant hat Is a Madame Josse Of brown
velvet, trimmed with an exceedingly hand
some ostrich feather of seal brown and old
gold. A very handsome bow is attached to tho
right side, which is also ornamented with .
feathered arrow. Two heavy cords of imperial
velvet in gold form the face trimmings.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
Jew York Money Market.

sew York Money Market.
NEW YoRK. Oct, N, is7s.
The pyekIy statement Of the New York banks Is
very favorable, showing gains OF sJ5ieOO 10 the 'oe
reserve and q 2sOs 07b In the surplus reserve.
The n onetary situation during the week has been
chNrac, rzed by an easier feeling and lower rates pre-
vailed. Very little business In call loans was done
above 3 per cent. which. however. was the ruling
rate, exceptional transactions having been reported
nj 5 and I, and even as low as Sper cent.
The 70 cign exchanges were strong and higher the
advance In rates having been from go to Is2s for
bankers sixty days sterling bills and from 4se TO 'S'
for dcmhnd.
specuI alton In the Gold Room was weak and lower,
with decline IN the price from ioOS to ioo'i The ml
In the price due TO the improvement In the siluH
tion abroad. to the near approach OF the November
interest Jayments and to the Increased disbursements
Rccout OF called bonds, under the recent order OF
Secretary sherman.
Government bonds were in the main firm and a
fraction higher. The dealings. however. were on n
small scala
The total imports since January T. this year. were
s3a2 $50 against $40 aSoIoj for thesme period last
year and s,s25iS In 1870 The total exports OF pro-
sgalnsl n, $3.50 fOr the same period last year and
Money to lay was easy at sae closing a, the frs,
,forelgn e,,chansc was firm a, .:lNE!s' for sixty
Gold sicaoY Al fGG,., with he same price bid.
State bonds were duh and nominal LyuslRn M con.
sols rose to IN
There was considerable activity IN the sto,k Ex.
change during the ehiire Jay ~ tue carly deMlngs
per cent Western Union and the Northwestern shares
leading tile upward movement subsequently West
eTn Union fell on from 10 to as but hnRlly sold at 20.
The general list was slightly on nom the highest
yoint nt the close Inv estment shares were more
Tive thnn usual aud strong, with an active demand for
New York Central and Hook Island, the purchases Of
the latter being based Increased earnings which ior
the INT six months Of tile year equal TO Is per
cent per anbun on the stock. Transactions nggre-
gated $500 shares of which 400 were Ere, u COZ
were Lake Shore, 2SyOo0 were Northwestern, q Geo
were do. preferred btOo ST. Pnnl 1000 were do:
preferred, 0NO were Delaware, Lnckawanna and
Western, 2OoO were New Jersey Central, aOCp were
Union Pacific, and $50 were Western Union.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
Georgetown Commercial News.
GRAIN MARKET.

70, 1879
GRAIN MARKET.
whent-The market to-day closes firm and quiet
and transactions In the main still restricted by
lin lied receipts. Offerings on Change cuTsi,ied Of
0 800 bushels mixed Fultz and Lancaster, which was
sold nj q o. We continue 10 write active milling
demand for prime and choice grades OF both descrip-
tons and quote tho range OF good to choice Fltz at
psli CSC and good TO prime Lancaster Al 9sceysI o.
Corn-The supply OF corn Is fully adequate to fur.
n,sh the immediate wants OF the local trade and We
continue to quote nomnally At cOc Tor yellow aud SIC
DRAIN ARRIVALS
ny cnnal-Boat Hattie 4 Bessie. with $500 bushels
wheat 10 Hartley bro.
RECEIPTs ASD SHIPMENTS or COAL.
The receipts ana shipments OF coal for the week
ending saturday were rs follows:
Recelpts--C Consolidation Company. 400 tons; New
Central Company, StOO tons; Maryland Company,
1900 tonsi Borden Mining Company, $500 TONS
shipments OnsoduIion Company, 400 tons
New Central Company. 5000 tons! Maryland Com.
pany, 2,SOO tons; Borden Mining COmpAny $500 tons
RINhR FHuST.
Arriycd-SChnOners Ella II Barnes Avery New
Haven, TO load coal ChHrlo- T. Stlckney -, ,Phila.
phia, 10 load coal Lucy Graham. Smith, somerset to
Arfivci-schooners Abort Page Haley, Jersey CITY,
with t0Ltors coal; ELLA II llaries Avery, Now Haven,
with Isl tons coal; Charles siCkmey, -, Paw.
tuCket, with SJ tons coal. Lucy Grnhum smith.
Providence, with go tons coal jHuic Holmes, Ly-
man Jtrsey city, with 4ss tons coal.
Arrived-BcNtS J W Turner Harry Borden, Con.
gTrss 'F NJ SChindell, ATcturns Ernest 4IplIand
4 y Win,hip John Hammond Willie a Annie. John
l. he, d, W X Il Mills, 5 Davis, A SpiCr, Arrow and
BIZ BIUhCrs.
plcRrcd-Ioais l. u Agnew. Ludlow Patton, II q
%ssRST RSToM Msgsr SSs Esys ETsH a L Ms ar
baltimore Ernest Il Holland, BeInadetIn J l. Reed
John Hammond, SIX d others, II FurroW, 4 berry
hrcturus, W Mills, Harry Borden and W
National Republican., 1878-10-28
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Collected by HepuDncnn Reporters
Yesterday afternoon. about half-past two
o'clock, Alfred shekell, aged thirteen years
son Of Mr.. John Shekcll, residing at No. 92
Washington street, while playing with two
little colored boys, on the line Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, at the lock on Wash.
ington street, fell into tho canal and was
drowned Ono Of the colored boys-George
Wilson-ran TO the residence Of Mr.. Shekell
and gave the information that his son had
fallen into the canal. Mr.. shckell. who Is
watchman at the new Washington and George
town Railroad buildings, was not at home at
the time. The body was recovered by William
Henry johnson, the lock-keeper. assisted by
Mr.. Charles King, and conveyed to the homo
Of his parents by Officer Volkman. Ds. Klein
schmidt and Smith were Immediately sum-
moned, and did all In their power to resusci-
tate him, without avail Mrs: shekell, the
mother OF the lad, Is lying seriously Ill, and
the sudden death Of her son was great shock
to her.
Yesterday afternoon, as three colored men
were passing down Bridge street, they were
attacked by a gang Of white men, known as
the market-house gang" who followed them
with brickbats In their hands as far as East
Market Space, where tho colored men sue
ceeded In getting away fromI their prosecutors.
At this point the white men got into an alter
cation among themselves, and n free fight en-
sued. The police made their appearance, whom
the belligerents took to their heels and escaped.
Yesterday afternoon, about halfpast twelve
o'clock. q lad named George Barnes, five years
of age, crippled son of Mr.. Thomas Barnes,
residing on High, near Eighth street. was left
in high chair by his nurse, and during her
absence fell from the chair aud dislocated his
shoulder. Surgical aid was at once summoned
and the child made as comfortable as possible.
T. L. Marshall, Falls Church. Va; Stephen
b. johnson, Washington, d. G.; Joseph G. Wy
will and C. T. Saunders. Prince Georges Coun-
ty. Nd, are soiourning at the West.Eud Hotel.
National Republican., 1878-10-28

CIRCUIT CoURT-CHIEF-JUsTIcE CARTIER.
The October term OF this court will convene 10.
day at eleven O'clock After the Jurics have been
arranged the call of the calendar will be proceeded
with aud about the only business transacted during
ihe day.
EQUITY coURT-JUsTIcE MACARTHUR.
Smith vs.. MsGee; sale ratified proyls onaIly.
Can Camm9GE & vs.. CammScE; petition Of B9wIC Tyler
ionally. Payne VS.. Davis; leave To file supple
mental bill: Kolb vs. Kolb: guardian ad .litem for
Murray report Of trustees sale ratified. :AnsoniG
Brass and Copper Co VS., shepherd; auditors re-
port S9mnarmed sma Murphy VI: oDwysri private
a.. ! PRO Gonissso on Kennedy and Hyde.
appointed, Browning vs. Grant; jolndeT in de.
mnrreI allowed. barnes vs. Barnes; answer torule
receiver. prury vs. prury; referred ~ cd tu 10 ,pecIS
auditor. Barnes Va Barnes; decree for slimony.
Zimmerman ys. Thompson rule discharged and
Injunction and receiver refused. Grant vs. + s.
aud T. Company; vacation Of order staying pro.
eednss chlldsys Kirby Ct al; injunction denied.
C eEs,S SS psSG y DS SGnsent
ceiycr Nervis IS. NeNis; l. y. Nelson SnroInted
trustee to sell. Carrco vs.. Canico; rlsiraininy
order discharged.
DISTRICT couRT-JUsTIcE HUMPHREYS.
This court will meet during The week Ut three p.
m, The matter Of the condemnation OF certain lots
OH Pennsylvania avenue near First street north.
grounds was taken up and postponed until to.inor.
row. At that time, unless objection be offered the
report OF the commission will be confirmed In
the case Of Mr., Richard =. Harvey. bankrupt, aud
who is also indicted for fraudulent concealmcnt OF
property In his petition IN bankruptcy, the order OF
The I'D instant whereby he was permitted 10 carry
Oh his business, was corrected and the asS!g guees
ordered 10 sell the bankrupts property.
PROBATE ECoURT'-REGlsTER WEBSTER.
Tho regular meeting Of this court fur ordinary
business Is set for tomorrow, at eleven a, nj but In
the interim It has been engaged In taking testimony
IN the matter Of the estate Of Robert Harrison, de.
ceased, who died without leaving q will. DR.. J..
French lIartignn was appointed administrator by
the )ur and reported that his effects chiefly
5000 IN gold As 1t was believed that no heirs cX-
listed, the Government claimed the money IN their
absenee. After publication his been made Tor
National Republican., 1878-10-28
CONNIE EIlCIAL.
Washington River Front.

wAsuiSGToS, otS- 20 1873.
ARRIVED
Stephenson's wharf-stenmer Sue, 0eogh gan, Bal.
tmorc, with freight 10 District merchants
Riley's whAIvea-Schooners Samuel Thomas, Hartt
gan; CToatan, LOWS, fand Brindci. Brown all nom
thel Chesapeake bay, with oysters and potatoes to
market
Carriers wharf-scbooners Greyhound. Washington,
pogue Creek. with wood to James o Carter; Mount
Vernon, Woods Aoquin Creek, with wood 10 same
CLEARED,
Riiey's vhRrves-schooners Coquette Corteyi A
smyrk, Marilno, Alexandria. 10 load coal for Nor.
folk; II Elliott, Elliott, Eastern Branch. TO load
and JamCs, James. and India Virginia, Spence, all
down the river light.
Johnson's wbRrf-s sohooncrs Virginia v HALEY,
Galloway, HhvTc de Grnce. 10 lOhd coal for Johnson
bros: Waller. Thomas, Alexandria, to load coal for
Norfolk New Jersey, keyes, Nomini. Va, 10 load
wood for johnson Bros.
Cnfcrs wharf-Schooner Charles p kney. Ire
land, GeofgCtOv n, to load coal for Eastern ports.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned a, the Commissioners. ON,

Cleaned at the Commissioner Ohice.
Mr.. James Small, sealer Of Weights and
Measures, has been appointed Market Master
Of the Washington Market, for the purpose Of
enforcing at the market all laws and ordinances
In force In the District relating to the duties
and authority of Market Master.
Mr.. J. @. Naylor has been awarded the con.
tract for constructing cells at the Brightwood
Station for s220, and Messrs. Petet & Dripps
for furnishing boiler for the new work house
at S237.53.
The residents in the western section Of the
city petition for the improvement Of streets be.
tween Seventeenth and Twenty y second, leading
into PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
DRoPosALs FOR MAILLoCKs.
Posr.orrIcK DErARrnENr.

-,
wAsHISoToS, d. C., August IS, 1873.
eparate sealed proposals will be received at this
Department until l. o'clock noon on the ath day OF
March, 1879 for furnishing four new and different
kinds OF Locks and Keys for the sole aud exclusive
use Of the United States mails. Including besides those
to be used for mail bags such 10 bo used for the
street letter-boxes of the United States
As the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding any prescribed
model of lock and key would tend 10 Impair II not
entirely destroy, the further utility OF all such locks
and for the purposes OF the mails the Postmaster
General prescri6es no models or samples for bidders
but relies for selection on the mechanical Ingenuity
and skill which fair competition among Inventors
hereby Invited, may develop In samples submitted by
them.
Specifications OF requirements Rs 10 proposals
pies, kinds and quantities Of lock. and keys contrnctS
DC, will be furnished application by letter to the
Second Assistant POstmAsteT.G T.Gencrnl.
No proposal will be considered which II not sub.
mitted IN accord ance with such specifications and
fOIms OF proposal.
The contracts which iny be made arc TO he In con
fOrmIty with the lcIlUns and arfepted proposals.
u, NJ. KEY.
Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
MI MI" lie '
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posr.orFIcK DEPARTMENT.

POsT.OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
wAsHISoToS, d, G., September 2 1878
Proposals will he received at the Contract Office OF
this Department until p. m. Of October 81. ISIS, for
carrying the mails OF the United States upon the
routes and according TO the schedule Of arrival and
departure specified by tho Department In the state OF
Virginia, nom January I, 1879 to June - ISL Lists
OF routes with schedules Of arrivals and departures
instructions to bidders, with forms Tor contracts and
bonds, and all other necessary Information, will be
furnished upon application 10 the SECOND Assistnnt
Postmaster General. ID. M.KEY,
sept postmAstcr r. General,
National Republican., 1878-10-28
= r A N T'S r {
FOR RENT.

The elegant residences on East Capitol street, one
Row, having been restored TO my possession by ihe
Supreme Court OF tthe District now offer them ur
rent, to hrst-cass tenants only for term OF three
years
This Is the finest block ofdweliing houses in Wash
lngton having cost sJCn0oo each house contain
ms nfeen rooms three bath rooms. and all the mod
There are extensive yards In front and rear, EN-.
belished with slIrubbeTy, fountains, &c large and
well arranged stable Is attached to each house
This Il an upcqualed opportunity TO secure n irst
class dwelling at low rent
Application may be made at 2es A street southeast
or NJ 23 East Capitol street
sepau A. GRANT.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PosT.oFFIcE DEPARTMENT

PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
WAsHISoTOS, u. C., september 2. lNs
Proposals will be received at the Contract Office OF
this Department until D. m. OF October a. 1873 for
carrying the malls Of the United States upon the
routes and according to the schedule OF arrival and
departure specified by the Department, In the State
81 Maryland, from January I, 1872 TO June 30 ISL
Lists OF routes, with schedules OF arrivals and depar
tures, Instructions 10 bidders, with forms for con-
tracts and bonds and all other necessary Information
sistant PoStmhster-teneraI d. NJ. KEY,
sept postmAs Ter GeneTal.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
F0yRent.

EoR RENT-BRICK RESIDENCE, 454 NJ STREET
Il northwest Saloon parlor, hall, dining room.
six bed rooms, cellar buffers Closet bathroom hot
and cold water gas and yard. The house II In thor
ough repair, and To a good tenant the rent will be
very moderS'e. Apply to JAMLs , 4 1H N0hRis cor
Patent. Office. oc2I-Sts
F0R RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, IN A
y healthy and desirable neghborhood. To re.
liable tenant for year tho rent will be reasonable.
Apply on tho premises, No. lS9 street Modern
improvements ooisFriMOn&wed
ENOR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
ly3l.Iy 81 Cloud Building,
National Republican., 1878-10-28
Educational.

COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
~ The exercises OF this School will be resumed on
the 9th OF OCTOBER, at the Law Building, on Fihh
street, between ID and T. streets
H1he charge for tuition In the Under. Graduate de-
partment ~ 40 for q tingle year. or $50 for two
years. payable in advance half yearly or In monthly
lnstnlmen,s at the option Of the students
The tuition fee In the Post GRADUATE department Is
toO, payable ~ monthly instamonts, and covering
The entire period OF nine months
JAMES q wELL1NG, Ii. D.,
National Republican., 1878-10-28
1910 GREAT

TINE H5sTS EENSsYkYATIA WAY AsS s3uTEi ugTJEi,ruwrsT
srlnsBBSS sA EQUIP
TRAINS LrAvE! E!SSs %SshIsSTes II III nom Depot cor
t., ner O. sixth and strsetA "a follows: ,.uv with
ssf .ss S ss;g:ss M sssss
Nb 'b ffofSa&C fefSsa fSf
FOR Cnnandaigua, Rochester, Duflllo Niagara felis
Rd s 'fs P.sSS sSss 6. Z %aIRS h R SsF
Lock Hayen, and Elmrat at ieioA m daily, ex-
For New % Yops and the East, las a m. ard 80 p m.
PTs;s q pullman rariOi Cars va " N. daily e1.
EV.s al rn'
anortins direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ierriase and journey across New fork
for New York and the East lao p m. daily. eIcep,
sunday. with Sleeping Cars ffom Washington 70
For ~ % 80 5 g. . er, MI Inss Es
PREM ~ m n, daily s5Ssp, ~ sunday M and IN
For Pope's Creek Line, GSS m. and t2o p daily
For % kSnapOii. o Sss m and "a tp m daily e.oep,
Rsb AER 1sB RAI
TON RAILROAD. a..
H.TnaHST m Sn sundaS a SiS S T. n and and i M
For Richmond and the south, 2t and sNA NJ daily
s S = n asd s1efSi Il. sSpssy %ssnon
In Sunday sun a. At s. and 10 az m and SH HSq 3 N
commSdstlons cam Ss proeuPed at the pcSsenOriS
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylynna ay-
yana avenue, and AT the depot where orders can be
len for the checking OF baggage 10 destination nom
l. p, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. GeneInl MRnnger. npl ual.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
Auction Sdhes-- Future Days.


TRusTEEs SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE on 7
L STREET NORTH, NEAR NORTH CAPITOL
STREET.
BY virtue OF n deed OF trust recorded In Libcr SCI,
oio 2GG Of the land records Of the District OF Co
umbIa will, on THURSDAY, the Tth day Of No
uremlses offer for sale at auction LOT So Of Abner H.
Kelly trustees recorded subdivision OF certain lots
In square GsS In this city, Improved by brick dwell
ing mo. J street northwest.
Terms, 5000, with sper cent. interest nom NoveW-
bcT l. ST7 md the expenses Of sale IN cash and the
balance In three equal instnllments, at H. and u
months, with interest secured by the pufchRscr 3
notes and deed OF trust on the property. deposit
of sp Will he required a the time OF sale. Convey.
AncIns at purchasers cost \, ,suropn rrr,,oc
L. H. WARNER & co, Auctlomcers. octage
THoMAs BOWLING. AuctIoneer.
TRusTEEs SALE OF THE CHOICEST RrILp.
INC. LOTS lN THE CITY, FRONTlNG SOUTH
EAST TWENTY.FI FEET EACH ON THE
THIRTEENTlI STREET CIRCLE
By virtue Ci deed Ofrust dated February u. 1877
and duly recorded In Llhr No SO folio b. one of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia, and at the
written request Ofthc party secured thereby We shall
offer lur sale nt public auction, IN mont Ofle PREMISES,
on SATURDAY. October ~ 1873, at iSO O'Clock =. m,
lots 3D. u, IS ~ So 81, aud ~, being subdivision OF
lots 10 Il, 4, 49, H. part Of q, o. G and &c. In square
Terms Of sale One third of the purChase money In
cash. and the balance nt twelve a) and twenty lour
go months. for which the notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest the rate of per cent. per Annnn
from the day OF sale md secured by trust ON
the property sold, will DO taken. deposit Of one
hundred dollars each lot sold shall he required Of
the purchaser at the time Of sale hnd all conveyance
| ing shall be at the expense OF the purchaser.
WILLIAM Y MATrlNULN, Trustees
SAMUEL CROSS,
National Republican., 1878-10-28
BOWLING, AuctIomeer.
T'RusTEEs SALE OF yALvBLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUBLE IMPROVED
L REAL ESTATE, AT HlLLSpALE y C.
BY virtue of deed OF trust to Daniel j., Eaton afd
myself dated June s. lsl nnd duly recorded IN iher
No. GS5, folio SD. ol the land records for Washing
ton County, In the Dlsricl.of Columbia, and at tho
request OF The party secured thereby. rs surviving
trustee, VIII sell at public anclnn. In front OF lc
promises, o. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is ISIS, ~ ISO
o'clock y, m, lot No. a. section No. o. Of the Barry
farm suhdlvlsion, according Ia the plat Of su-ivls
ion fled by the trustees Of Barry farm fund, IN the
office Of the surveyor OF Washington County, District
OF Columbia
Terms OF sale; s70i6 with interest at 10 per cen.
anmum from June 1871 less S6Cenis paid on account
and expenses Of sale In cash; the balance n sN (G)
months, for which the notes Ofthc purchaser airing
date from the day oi sale and secured by de- ni uL
upon the property, shall be taken. deposit
uf si will he required Of the purchaser at the time OF
sale aud all COnvPyRnring Will he nt the cost Of the
purchaser. The trustee reserves the right t. resell
ihe property at the risk and cost Of the dyhuliIng
purchaser II the terms uf sale not complied with
GEO W STICKNEY,
ocIl Inw,CIs Surviving Trustee,
National Republican., 1878-10-28
ISEMONED.
{. {. PROCTOR 4 co.,
THE SMITH L TGGE NLNTTACTVRJNG Co.

LOCK HON iii, IEllGEpUkT. CONN,
Manufacture rs Of sp"C.H.l'S IN l!gL Hardware and
metallic goods gtncIaly tuNvrnmrnt and liant Pad
locks, sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks OrgUr,
Locks. the automatically made Giant sash Chain
prllDT to every nihrr ahd very mu, d rhrLIsE NJ
special pulley TrIuiru,1 II" smith & Egg NunUftC-
turing company Usu gives special attention To tho
making Ui ost!nIu> Tor the cost Of the manufacture
NJ patented inSrmtiuus and all the necessary tous.
and the u!auui UIUr'uE Of tho same on royalty. All
cUmmunC cations treated COHhAcUlially.
nly91-NWfGm
National Republican., 1878-10-28
Travellers Guide.

rArrosIT aG kSSrf $50 fG1S'H'isfs &S5 sa6pr LINE
NORTH. soRrnwEssSSt, sS StH& H&Esr. AND SOUTH.
susDATTo' To- 55Ak EAkk ! il, EsrFfE Ks Es A.n
AN. Aist..,Srw vLsSe Lssye wsshlngEtcpi pi,u,, ,snno.
TON EXPREssT. III Eilieot CIV. &c On sandays 70 BSi
iimore only. stops al shipieys, laurel, annapolis
Bsitimore hanapS. s% and va Way. 0E 3Ersnoerry.
Sp,rIsoprg, Winchester, Hagers,own. and Way via
IS-tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
CHESTER 81 and way Station. s"'Ours win
ANnI MAVEN, Y3Bk, PHbIL&ADELpHIA, b& LAD BosToN,
ana Phs%sphS Stops faS5 IHnapss poi % june
pfffsbthG icAHS Sscfsa1n snd vseg @
Brsnch except Sunday. Through car 70 siaunton.
Pnmsn 4, Cars 70 Cincinnati daily. dranon To San
,ao0-on sunday ony-Baitimore Annapolis and
i6Go-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Biadens.
burg Deltsyille. Laurel, Annapolis Junction. Jessups
and a Hanover
s,ssw gaK ApneR2 s; EfG A., G,y s2a Esy @
TON ExPREss On SUNDAYS to baltimore only,
GgB9s GgBsSL4iaoRT 4 II seSn' sIPsbENsRRo s2P. ssS,f
LAUREL EXPIRES Frederick vln Relay. stops
Gs5"iPoipt oi ROCKS, Frederick, Haserstown. Win.
chester and Way stations On Sundays to Point Of
rES1t pELPIt q, i S5RF0Lks AND BAL.
os Passenssrs taken n The fecl 10 boa,
Canton, stops at Biadensbur and Laurel
"1a ANY NTAy 5i'I'ShS EXPRESS
&SIs F$$sSAt t.2s,s LOUISVILLE
sS9Sy sS@yIYE@ Y3HK PuItADELPnIA AND
fDaiIy. Other trains daily except Sunday.
National Republican., 1878-10-28
BOARDING..

17e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
W west -First-clhss Board, with large airy
day baths and gas. MRS. o. q. HOWARD.
No connection Irth The Houd,d House
les ly