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National Republican., 1878-11-02
Educational.

TOlCMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
~ The exercises OF this School will hc resumed On
the Wh OF OCTOBER, nt the Law Building, on Fnh
street, between ID and + streets.
D he charge for tuition in the Under GTaduRtp de
partmCnl i so for single year, or $50 for two
years, payable in advance half yearly, or In monthly
HstnlmenIs at the option Of the students.
The tuition Zee IN The Post Graduate department is
81, payable IN monthly Instruments and covering
the entire period OF nine months
JAMES Z. wELLING, IL, D,
OClstf President,
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Igttpr-Writiny,

Says m educator: Good Icttcr.writing is
one Of the main.sIr,mgs Of business, ana one of
the strongest cOnT2tIing links of common life.
II We're to be- wished that more NJ.
tcmtion were paid tu the subject of httcr.wrif.
ing In our schools" an led 10 send a short
communication 10 the Educational Department
| upon this subject Of letter writing. hop NJ it
will be- read aud poudvrcd- by my fellow
hhorrrs In teaching.
Is there any reason why letters should riyo
us So many example, of "uutragruls grammar
and absurd dicion" as they tor often d. With
the many facilities afforded children for ac.
quring finished style ofcXpr, ssi"m, the query
i, suggested, Where lies the fault am
ready say, "run CRAFTY with the teacher"
While il oIEht not thus to he. must uIlnit
the iWr' that mauy teachers have an aversion
lr this branch Of teaching, drraliug To train
u.l educate where natural gift icr rli stulury-
writing dura not exist.
uc,rdu to the feeling which is awakened
by nuit!rss attempt 10 make a pupil wriica
good letter; but the effort should not cease,
and If more specific time were given for tho
study Of this important part of education, in
the daily routine more satisfactory results
would be attained. 1t should not be taken for
granted that pupils who can parse and an
aIyZc simple sentence can also construct
sentences well expressed aud united In the
form Of a letter While true case in writing"
as Pope says, "coIucs by ant, not by chance"
it should he made Imperative that teachers
devote more time to deyelopc and educate Il
talent for luiter-writng than is given to some
other branches not worth half tho value of u
pupil being able to clotho ideas in proper and
easy words of expression.
"llow to write II letter is of more import
Hncc than the thousand and one facts taught
in geography, that arc readily forgotten, or
the discipline received from multiplying four
plus seven by four plus y. OBSERVER.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
School Pupils Department.

DEAR MADAM: A letter in your paper Of
October la written by boy, has given me
courage TO address you feeling that you take
an interest in boys ms well as girls and will
give them equal attention In the way of COM
municatons. write to ask you II you know
anything about Il machine called a "telema-
chon." read something about II in Phila.
delphia paper as being an important inven-
ton but could not get good idea of its use.
The paper said "it would do away with engines
endless chain power, moved by horses, mules,
dogs, and other creatures, to say nothing OF
sIIal! boys at n crank (where | am glad | am
mott and even the Keeiy motor. though val
liable, would 60 to auction with other old iron."
do not quite remember, but think it said Mr..
Edison had something to do with 1t.
If he has, know II will he wonderful ma
chine, and am so anxious to learn about it,
Is it going to drain Niagara Falls, and so spoil
that beautiful Summer resort" that we shall
have to make an artificial Niagara" | am
so interested in inventions that | sometimes
wish that need not go to school, but learn a
trade, and then could perhaps invent sone-
thing that would do somebody some good.
do not mean to be lawyer, for every second
and two-thirds man nowadays is one, aud as
for doctors lM DIS ! mean, they arc so many
you can't count them, to say nothing of d. DIS,
who are clcrgymon, and they don't want
any more among them, and there uro
enough professors aud teachers, so that
class Is well enough represented, and |
must either he gentleman and do
nothing aud live on expectation, or do the
ucSt best thing, learn Il trade" | would not
he in Government Cmploy.lur | should have to
lie awake nights to calculate if | was to be
"disChaEvd' or "furloughvd" within the next
twcnty-luur hours. | should not like to be an
clitor Tor various reasons too numerous t. tell.
But | would like TO 90 TO n school which sOnc-
body wrote you about in the same paper.
think work is the most honorable thing a man
can dO-tO suy nothing of its hCing useful !;
and mean to work. Please tell me ia next
week. paper about the "Tclcmachom"
WILLIAM EDWARD.
friend In u future number.
Phonetic spelling is TO be introduced into
the Philadelphia public schools.
Lowell Mass high-schoOl pupils are offered
u priGc OF = for the best composition Oh tho
true base Of Temperance reform.
Mr.. Jarics +. Fields has commenced n course
Of lectures on English literature ut Wcllcsly
College, which has opened with $50 students.
The five years musical course is attracting
attention. This college gets silver medal
from the Paris Exposition, the highest given
to any institution of its class.
DR., William Everett, u son Of the late Ed
ward Everett, has become master of Adams
Academy, Tor boys, at Quincy, Mass, in place
OF the late Dr.. William DimAck. EMMA.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
To CnrresdontienIs.

An omission occurred in the mathematical
question in our column of October r. Wo
insert t here with tho authors correction
italicisCd. viii our friends who sent us its
solution please try again: Z wants stone
wall 100 yards IN length, built along sloping
piece of ground. the top of the wall to be
level, and makes Il contract with A and to
build it for 800 aud b agree that A shall
begin at the lower end of the slope and receive
Sl.25 for every yard he builds; and that y
shall begin at the upper end of the slope aud
receive 70 ccuts for every yard he buiids.
When the job is done A aud B are found to bo
cquitably entitled to half the money. How
many yards did each build. 4. b. Z.
viii some of your readers answer the follow
ing question:
What American writer, in 4 wager was re-
QucslCd. in ten minutes tine, to write an RCrus-
tie upon ludys name, each line Of which
should end with the words Of n r,c selected
from po,u by an eminent English writer?
Give the uulNr ul TIE American, the ludys
uaIu,, nU.D {. .. a.ln.'n.; the name Of the poem
and ii ..a ., "H" INotc the select on.
ETCDENT.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.


NEW YoRK. Nov, I. 1878
The dry goods imports for the week amounted 10
N,al7,'52 The amount marketed wns u .3G0,C@
Monty was active today at i6e7, closing ut col
Foreign exchange was quiet at isia@is2 FOR sixty
days and is7l6f isIS for demand sterling.
Government bonds were strong throughout
State bonds were quiet. Sonth Carollnas were bGih
lower. The dealings were confined to Louisiana con-
sois selling ut 7sH and District OF Coumbias nj ~.
Gold steady, closing at iOoS the transactions OF
the day being nj io0N6tiC0s.
The stock market ht the opening declined fraction
but subsequently, became strong and advanced k66Ia
per cent, the latter Wabash, which opened at iak do
ciined " and sold up ut the close to 2l. Amer this
stock Erie assessment paid the most prominent
advancing from 10 TO 2OA. The Northwestern shares
were strong and advanced on the announcement that
the earnings for the fourth week In October showed
an Increase OF over $4,000 The activity aud advance
In Rock Island partly due to reports that Eng
lsh capitalists urging that the shares be placed on
the list OF the London Stock Exchange. The strength
exhibited by Wabash Is ascrlbed TO the belief that the
purchasing movement Ia the stock Is in the Wander.
bili Interest. Erie Improved the large amount OF
the assessments paid. The market closed strong for
the entre list Transactions aggregated IU7 shares.
oiwhch p,uOO were Erie assessment pad) $40 were
Lake shore, 5000 were Wabash, GDO1 wEre Northwest.
cru 1000 were do. preferred, 2O0n Rock Island.
zW were -. Paul, l2,GDwere Delaware. LaCknwnnna
And Westcn 400 were Union Pacific, and Is 90 were
western Union.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
JOROPuSAIS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN MAIL.
l. BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS.
Po.r.OrFIcE DErAnrMFSr,

Po.T.OFFICE DErARTMFST,
WAeHISGTuS, u. G.. August IS, 1873.
Proposals rom IaiUntesS, or their ns,ign"ts, for
granting the use OF improvements In the construction
o IN mo mode OF opening and closing mail bag, Of
any or all kinds and in the manufacture materials
thereof hnd also for the use of patented devices for
tagging or labelling the snC win he Tec,Vei ut this
Department until u o'clock noon on the I'd day OF
December, ls7s.
All proposals must be In accordance with the sprc
iicHliunS and form uf proposal which will be furnished
on application by letter to the Second Assistant Post
mRstCr Gen,rl.
The contracts which may ne made for the use Of
any patents viii be In conformity with such spec Cs
lions and the accepted proposals ~
u. VI. KEY,
Pustmnstp
National Republican., 1878-11-02
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.
REV. A. NJ. JELLY. D D.. pRrsIDrNr.

REV. A. NJ. JELLY. d. D.. PREsIDEST.
The spacious buildings Of this College located a
NEW WINDSOR, MARNLAND-thrCo hours tide
by ran irom Washington In Quo Of the most behutn
aud henlhml parts Of Western Maryland. II has u
full corps OF competent and experienced professors
The course Of study Is designed to give RthOrOugh ed
ucaiion In all branches including ancient and modern
Terms MODERATE.
Parents or guardians In Washing ton having youth
TO educate invited to visit the College and learn OF
Us advantage or confer with It's Professor Of History
Rev. JOHN CHESTER u, D., No l25 u street south
east Washington, d. C.. Of whom circulars can be oh
tRined. Oct9 I'm
KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE OF
Sa,,I uigt 10, ,ns Nnmms oi "acners, Ma
classes Ths normal class opens 0Stober l. Lectures
p M, IN Kindergarten Hall. For particulars apply
Mrs LOUISE POLLOCK. g29 Eighth street.
se2I.eOd
National Republican., 1878-11-02

srIENbib seEsEfSSt tNNffdSificENT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE 'SNE WHsEniXttT6s # IF from Depot cor
For plilsburs and ihs west. iGi! a m, daily. with
tsSurs % cnsiSnss cfiss ssG e. aSi Sssfpd sd i ccaso!
pxprang IN dsig wth PslHSs nH, 81 r. e Shics9
FOR tSnandSisna HSeRc.ter. BafYlo' NiassSs Falls
and the North ut $40 p m, daily except saturday
with Palace Cars TO Watkins For WiiIiamsport
LEX Haven. and Emlra at io;iOa M daily en'
For New York and tho East. IIi n m. and sso p. m.
daily, yith Palace .aIs ATTACHED LimheI hI. n
For ffooEiy%y ySew York, all through train, sounec.
nfforiing direct transfer to Fulton street avoid.
ing double ierrihse and Journey across New York
for New York and the East, ioo D. m. daily. except
Sunday, with Sleeping Cars hom Washington 70
For fIiiadelpna, i.so r. m daily except sunday and
LES a m. $50 and 80 p m daily Limited EI.
piess, ~ "a NJ daily, except SUNDAY:
. p m. daily, except Sunday.
:, except SUNDAY.
ALEXANbEIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA, AND WAsnlNt
For AchHndTIa D :, 8, Q ~ 10 II. IL ~ 5 GU
=, m. On SUNDAY at GlO a. NJ and !, and P m.
For IL. hmond aud the south. : u and 9OOa III. day.
Trains leave Alexandria iOr Washington. G. s.
,,, & SiG 70 Il M, ! 40 e:3O and P m.
Tickets, Information sleeping and parorcar 40
commodatons can lie procured at the Utlices-north-
et corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ay.
yHnih avenue and at the depot where orders can be
len for the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
L. j. FAWMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK TlltMSi ~. ten, raj Manager apI ual.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Carriages.

EELIX DESFosSEs FRENCH BAKERY
Il vienna ROLLS SPECIALITY,
Established lsdV)
Is YEARs OF NCREAsIsG SuCCEsA
" FELIX DESFOSSE,
he ewellkEown and only real Eronoh baker In Washing
TON Hs removed 70 No. 2n2 street between IMen-
neth and lwenty'nrs streets near Pennsylvania ave
nut Mhere N house expressly built for tho purpose,
pc nus iohtor mclie8 thnn before for the n4nulac'
hiTe oi the best French and American lread BTenCh
Bread speciality. Liberal terms offered 70 hotels
N B-FTench Bread Is recommended Tor persons
Of delicate health especially Tor thOsG suffering nom
dyspepgiA beware oi limitations . dIeH
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Auction Sales.--future DAYS
TINTED STATES MARsHAIS SALE.

I ] MI I'D yin 10 HNTN7TrNI HNIT"
By virtue OF writ OF Gcr Jdcds Issued out of the
clerks office Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia. and TO me directed will sell at public
sale, for cnsh. In front of tho premises. on TUES.
DAY, ?gih day Of October, 1873 ai O'clock y. M all
the right, title, claim aud Interest OF the dpirndant
IN aud TO the following described property To witt
Lot a, in Balls subdivision Of Dyefs rub
side of street between Second and Thlrd
streets northwest Washington, ID. G., together with
all and singular the improvements thereon levied
upon rs the property of Kobert Ball to satisfy exeru
ton No. 0!e AT law, In fovcr Of Henry NJ. Dpinger
FREDk. DOCGLASS.
. . U. y. Marshal u. G.
JoliN SHERMAN. Aurt'oneer. oCsy.dtds
rs- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
MONDAY, November 4, ISIS at same hour and
place. FREDK DOUGLAS,
ocJlsd6ds Marshal,
National Republican., 1878-11-02
LEFT.OFF CLOTHING.

IUUIS, SHOES, HAYS, WAIN III-0, IISIOIs
Can he sold for the highest rt-' pr'n% G'uls cloth
Ing especially desired. tor wh'' tu rNiIrur Nulue
Will bc paid by calling On Rr lr}-'.,I.r NJ .,I'n' &8
hiuth street northwest, n"Ar P'n,l.l Nalla avenue
OTdvTa prvL.pli! attended ". lnal-o-tI
National Republican., 1878-11-02
NJ. ASHFORD, Trustee.
b. II. WARNFnG ..I.. Auctionpers. oCt9fts

TRuSTEES SALE OF NALUBLE IMPROVED
L REAL ESTATE, At llILlSDALE !. G.
By virtue OF II deed OF trust to Daniel L. Eaton u,d
myself dated June ., lo7! aud duly rr,"rvd IN libcr
No. 49, folio 5h one Oi the land records nT Washing
ton County, In the DistTiGtuf Columbia, and ut the
request OF The party secured thereby as surviving
trustee viii sell. at public auction, In front Of the
prrnll Ss on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER u, 1875, at $50
O'Clock y m lot No. =, section No y. of the Barry
i"n, hCd by the trustees OF Barry farm fund, In the
"a!cc ni the surveyor Of Washington County, pstrct
OF Columbia.
Terms Of sale: s7I;5 with interest at 10 per cent
annuIu from Jun"5 lsi5 less sGcentS paid on account
and cNpul ui sale in cash; the balance In six 90
punths tuT which the notes Of The purchaser bearing
drte from til" day .! sale un secured hy deed O ITui
upon tue pruI erIy, shall be taken. A deposit
ui s2i will be required OF the purchaser at the time Of
sale, and H COnVcyHnCing Will bs At the cost uf the
purchaser. The trustee reserves the right to resell
tue property. at the Tisk and cost OF the drfuting
purchaser. II the terms Of sale not complied with
within seven % days uiler tho day ui sale
GEO W. STlCKSEY,
ocll lawSds surviving Trustee.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

1901 PENN. AVE 1901 Penn AVE
A. p. M'EIROY,
GLIDER. MASUFACTURER OF PIER AND
MANTEL MlNKORS.
Gold and Walnut Frames Of every description.
Window Cornices &c, made 10 Oider.
OLD FRAMES REPAIRED AND REGILT.
Mirrors ard Pictures removed aud re hung, Pc
uTo Hooks, Nails, Gold, Silver, and Copper Wires
Mats, Velvet Frames, &c.
Picture RUd-Gilt. Walnut, and Oak-put up At the
shortest notice, and at reasonable rates.
As all work Is done OH tho premises, am prepared
10 do the same ut IS per cent less than any establish
ent this side of Now York, and will guarant Ice sat
sfnclion Mirrors and Pictures carefully pack ed and
shipped. Velvet goods In stock for the next sixty
days will be sold at 10 per cent above cost
Parties leaving tho city for the summer can have
their Mirror aud Picture Frames regllt and stored
until return without extra charge,
Ord0rs muil DTUmUtlN attended to.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
EDUCATIONAL Department.
Oral Teaching.

lft the press and the educators Of our country be
'o'laboreH In the great work Of education.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctIoneer.
II H. WARNER, Aucuoneer.

TRUsTEES SALE OF A TwO.STORY FRAME
DWELLING ON SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAINE AVENUE AND MAINLAND AVE
by virtue Of decd of trust dated June s. 1876 md
duly rec rded In libcr No. So folio no ct seq OF tho
land records ofihe District OF Columbia. and hy the
written request of the party seCIrd thereby, we will
sell nt public auction, on the premises on WEpNES
hAS November Is, ls7' at 40 O'Clock y. m, all that
parcel OF land situate and being In the city OF wash
gton, District Of Columbia. known and Described aS
pail OF lot numbered fourteen 90, IN reservation
~ beginning for the sa'no at nolnt or the cnst
ne OF sixth street wc-i ~ feet inches south OF the
northwest corner OF said lot u. and running hancr
due east 3! feet thence nOrtheaswardly parable with
Maine avenue ~ feet; thence nnrthwrStwaTdv ~
r!Ghl angles with SAID aven.e II feet theme, south
wcsiwnrlly parallel with said avenue q feet and
inches; thence due west 80 eet to sixth street west
aud thence south with the oast line Of said street to
the place OF beginning, with the improvements.
IcIms-tne fourth cash; balance In q, Il, and ~
months with interest NJ per cent secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold deposit " 40 required
at time OF sale, Convtyancing ut expense OF pur-
chaser: terms of sale TO be complied Wnh In seven
days aftci sale JOHN JOY EPSON,
CHAS. T. FRASER,
j. r COLrwFLL, Salesman, oC?pSno.5GiJ
National Republican., 1878-11-02
H. H.T.HELM BOlD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU-

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for hu Diseases OF tho
Urinary yOrgans-Sou.retantion or lucuntinence Of
Urine Irritation, Inflammation, or liberation OF the
Bladder and Kidneys; Stone Ia the bladder, Gravel
or Brlckdust Deposit, Brights Disease, MILKY Dis
charges and all Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys or
Prostate Gland, whether Affecting Male. Female,
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising from etcesses or flssi
patton. attended with some OF the following symp-
toms: Nervous Debility. Los OF Memory, lndlSposi
llon to ESertun or business, Shnrtness OF Breath,
Trembling TruLhlpd with Thoughts Of Disease
DinIneSs Of Vision Pains in the Back. Chest, and
Head, Rush OF Blood To the Head, skin Eruptions
Pale C1untennrcc. mud Dry skin.
lfTllt1SE SNMPI OM- are allowed to go very
frequently Eileptlc Fits AMI Consumption follow.
When the contribution becomes affected with organic
wrakrrss requires tie aid nf an invgOratlng mcdl-
cine to strengthen ard tone up the System, which
HEI.MBULD'S BCCHU does In every case.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
T1NlTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

By virtue Of writ OF rsndiOnH erpond, issued out
Of tie clerk office Of the Supreme ourt OF the Dis
triCt of Columbia. aud to me directed, I will sell Mt
public sale for cash at the cour,-hOuso door Of said
District, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of November,
hIs, at " O'Clock all the right, title claim mud In
terest Of the defendant In aud to the follow Ing.
described property, to wit: Lots TO- H. and ~ In square
T, Washington, d. e., together with, all and nguar
the Improvements thereon, seyed and levied upon as
the property of William H. Prout, to satisfy attach.
ment No 1862, at law IN lvor Of Clayton H. Rogers
FREDK. DOUGLASS
- - U s. Marshal u. e.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctIoneer d,SdtS
National Republican., 1878-11-02

T'NINIEEs SALE Of \ TkIIk HOVrF On 7
STREET
Ryvriue OF decd Of trust recorded IN Lihcr s?I
folio .a Of the land records OF the District ct CO.
mmDin, will, on THURSDAY, the 7th day nr 80.
remier, lss. NJ four O'Clock y. M, In font Ui iLp
premises, offer for sale ut nltiUn lc 50, Of Abuer H.
Kelly, trustees, recorded subdivision or certain lots
In square Gls, in this city, improved by brick dwell
ng tNU. = i street northwest.
Terms. S,hr, with i"r cent interest from Novcm.
beT 1871, and the Of sale In cash the
balance In three "GiH. irstnmrHls nt e L.. aud Is
months. with intrr"t secured by tie TuICNH.CT's
notes and deed "i i'irl on the property deposit
Of slu0 Will I've rec l,lr ~ tie time Ui sale. Convey
anCing at purchase. , { II.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Trunbo NJ a

Howard Hon II Trumbo Ms
Hsns, Ss Ps,iics SsiIe frsyer. rsyeS Siiyeg POI
Hughes Percy Tayior Reuben
Hc,mi HcMas Peter Tnas., Tl%as g}9ef
hsT1!" hssqs %H gP Tlsy.l. TT9Sws', Wiiis% TfiR%as
Hayden WI Uhier John
Irwin James Vac Doron Or
Jenkins Charles ynndyne Capt
Johnson ChariesT vocgei jacob
jSnRRiSn jShRiSs ES ESn'' %si,i %sIeoi. 4 An
Jones Williams "a Co
johnson john fha &cciMHrSc
Jones Tyler West Es
kiuR Harry MrightFT
nnedy John Mood Frank .
s"s.sy ks%S;Sy NJ %Sf'S %Sf'ST oIIs. S1 oeo M
Laucan 4 b VI ,dron ii Gates
IewisCu wAlraven J T.
Levi. Fillmore %yman John
lee Henry Watson LIZ
IocSet Henry Wiley Mr.
LhmHter James MhIppleM
lishtfooi Jos wilson TheoF
Lewis Preston wylie Vim II
Llndheim samuel Walton WIN 4
!athrop Solan IL Wood Rev VIM ii
Lewis VIM (2D
MisCELLASEorA
Colored I'd Baptist Church II ND
Georgetown.
LADIES LIST.
Brown Sarah NJ Mrs Thompson Nancy Mis-
BcrameTn Carrie Miss whpprle Martha Mrs
Inlay Laura Miss warl Kate u Miss
Lyles Elizabeth Miss Williams Julia Miss
GENTLEMESS LIST.
Arkins Basil IIiIl Chns
Bannester A Honghion Geo w
BurgAn Chas Hoison W N
Buchan ueorge Jai son James
thiOsO John Ryder Eugene
Clugsion David Robinson Sady
Craig w Wells Chas
Coffman Vim A
I'M FDMUNDS. Postmaster
National Republican., 1878-11-02
J. r COLrwFLL. Salesman. oc?p,I
II II WARNER. ,
Ds Renl
Real Rstate AuctlOneer.

Ey virtue Of fdCCds OF trust dated respectively Feb
Tmary =. ls73. aud April L. ls'i aud recorded in
land reCors Of the District Of Columbia, and by the
written request OF the party secured thereby, Will
sell at public auction, IN mont Of the prem s,s on
MONDAY, the lslh day OF November, A. u. Is, nt
Eb clock that piece Of LTuuud silunC IN the
city Of WHshiI giUn, i. e, known ~ lot y. IN the
recorded subdivision ul pHrt Of sIuuI numbeTpd 49,
together with the Improvement
Terms: Hnc.tuRr'oT cash; balance IN siN, twelve
nHi eighteen months. with interest at per cent or
al cash. nj option Uf uuTC ChascT one hunITC dollars
required Mt time "f sale. t"nNrynnringm expense Of
purchaser. Terms tU hr Cunpl ed with In seven days
Hvm sale u, - WIZ EIAGkInIlD, Trustee
J J. COLDW ELL Salesman. oC1.ruI ih.IIl l5ls
National Republican., 1878-11-02
REAMER a DOWNING,

UPEIOISTERERS,
And manufacturers Of all grades OF Mattresses,
No. TO3 Street y. w, Washington, ID. c.
Loose cover cutting especially. Al! orders prompI
~ attended TO. yllllm
National Republican., 1878-11-02


NORTH, soRrnwrsSSStl S%$rsr, AND SOUTH
SUNDAY To- t,5skE FAkE !! III, lGrEfE HfEs AN
TGN TGSNHW % %y3Fk if y Il sdsa%S ASD p 9o ss
nmore only. stops nt shipiey's, Laurel. Annapolis
'SsSt9R ssIlS1Ig Iisg m%noySI and EJs RdEe
SStri%oprg' Winchester. Hasers,own. and Way via
TR-tBALTGMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
slo-PYint Of Rocks, Cranberry, strasburg Win
A ASSSSIST% ASS X%RK,, TI5ii2BEffgfA, BOSTON
tion and Philadelphia Stops nt Annapolis Juno
PfTfsBthd EXfREss. % iiascTstoSn TI N and an valley
pn@np prenSh except ' sGndsy Through car g staun,h
dusky daily, except saturday. '''' ''"''o" " san
vsco-on Sunday ony-Baltimors Annapolis and
iGGO--BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Bladens-
burg Beisyille Laurel, Annapolis Junction, Jessups
ani Nd Hanover
iSIoIpStIppre ApnSBolIs, El!lgqsi City and wsy
TON EXPRKSS On SUNDAYS TO Baltimore only
"9gplnks LTiMoRE +! Mse9 S2Gs GbtNsRfinc s. ksgs AND
LAUREL ExPRiSa. Frederick via Relay. Stops
'tsi"fPoipt Of Rocks, Frederick Iragerstown Win.
chester. and Way stations; On Sundays to Point OF
,rSS1tPTf! !IE$bffPm x, N5RrGEk, AND bAL
c!ItoI SioTs at HlnaenSburg and Laurel - '' -
,i;isI7lcIiiChG,2,, AND CoLUMBus EXPIRES
sissfpntfh sfJphthS S'Ts r rIsidIEE e iHnlGaE2 E92xrprss
AND riTTSRuild EXPREss. fltiSbGrs, except
,S$%I SEW, York PHl HlLADELPnIA; AND
2ork and d special f sceppg car to pRadephia. '>'"
tDanv. OIhcr trains daily except Sunday.
1919 GREAT 1919
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