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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01

H A young lady living in Somerset
shire read matrimonial advertisement in
London paper and after a six months cores
pondence married the advertiser, who rep
resented himself to be at the head of a
prominent firm of silversmiths, and invi-
ted all her relatives and friends to visit
him at his palatial residence. He got the
wedding presents, his wife's luggage, and
e10O given her by her father for pocket
money, took her to a wretched furnished
room and said if she didn't like to share
his home she could go about her business.
She arose and went to her father and her
levanted with his plumber.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01

you will not be offended at my plain
speaking. subscribe myself.
Yours very respectfully,

you will not be offended at my plain
speaking. / subscribe myself
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN FANSHAW."
"The impudent puppy - exclaimed
Mr.. Burton in rage. $50 he re-
fuses my niece, does hep Lousia read
that letter"
She read IL clamly.
" l am not surprised, uncle, she said,
"Mr. Fanshaw didn't seem to fancy me
much"
"zounds, I'll show him you can get
husband, said the choleric old man.
Send for James Houghton."
James Houghton was sent for, and
told that he might marry Lousia, and
the wedding took place.
Now" said Mr.. Burton, "I want
you to go to New York, take good
house, and commence practise there.
When Fanshaw sees your wife shining
in society, he may be sorry he refused
her."
The plan was carried out.
Mr.. Fanshaw did meet the young lady
in society, but did not at first recognize
in the elegant and self-possessed wo-
man, the awkward girl whose hand he
had rejected. When he learned the
secret, he was provoked with himself
for not having seen through the trick.
But it was too latel Lousia had found
husband whom she. regarded as in
finitely superior to Fanshaw and was
not likely soon to regret the strata
gem which won her James Houghton as
a husband.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01
Pennsylvania r. II. Time Table.
NEWPORT STATION.

NEWPORT STATION.
On and after Monday, June 25th, 1877, Pas.
enger trains will run a. follows:
EAST.
Mf1ntown Acc. 7.32 a. M, daily except Sunday.
JOhnstOwn Ex 1922 P. M, daily q" Sunday
Mail, ............ 6.54 P. M, daily exceptSunday
Atlantic Express, 9.54P.M., fag,-daily.
WEST.
WayPass. 908 A. NJ, daily,
Mail, ........ 2.43 p. NJ. daily exceptsunday.
Mf1intown Acc. 6.55 P. NJ. daily except Sunday.
Pittsburgh Express, ll.57P. M, (Flag)-daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
Pacific Express, 5.17 a. M, daily (fag)
Trains are now run by Philadelphia time, which
Is l3 minutes faster than Altoona time, and min.
utes slower than New York time
j. j. BARCLAY, Agent.
DUNCANNON STATION.
On and after Monday, June 18th, 1877, trains
willleave Duncannon, as follows
EASTWARD.
Mif1ntown Acc daily except Sunday at S12A. NJ.
Johnstown Ex l253P. M, daily except Sunday.
Mail 1.3O P. M.,..:..::..........
Atlantic Express 1920 P. M, daily (hag)
WESTWARD.
Way Passenger, 838 A. M, daily
Mail, 200 P. NJ, ............. .dailyexceptSunday
Miffiintown Acc daily except Sunday at 6.l6PM.
Pittsburg Ex. daily except Sunday (hag) l.33p. M.
VIM. @. KING Agent.
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WANTED.

GOOD LIvEBUSINESs MEN to sell the Excel.
sior Improved Letter Copying Book. No Press,
Brush or water used. copies instantly. Agents
OUTFIT $3.50. Agents make from soto SIS per day.
Address Excelsior Manufacturing Co., AZ La Sale
St. Chicago, Ill. Incorporated Feb. 10th 1877.
Capital. sl00,OO0. Exclusive Territory given 264t
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MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
leaned n, the commissioners. oalce.


Judge J. ". Wright, No. 100 NJ street. In com.
muncation TO the District Commissioners, says:
81 am annoyed by the blowing o. horns In the
streets by men selling oysters VIII you stop u 7
II you cannot propose TO shoot OF the horns with
powder and shot. Have ] such right? | refer TO
The case OF Fernando Wood in the Supreme Court
Of this CITY," The case was referred 10 the Attor-
ney.
Inspector Entwisle has iissuedt tho following per-
mts To build-IIugh Mccarthy, one two-story
brick, A. between Third and Fourth streets south
east 81 500 IS G, Clarke, one two.story brick STAN
ton .place, ESQ. Repairs-George Ccbel, two-story
brick back building, $3.50: @. A. Talbert wood
shed. SO; John Jackson, brick foundation, $50
The Commissioners have ordered that in the
future permit will be granted for the erection OF
telegraph poles IN the streets OF the city and George
town. except for existing telegraph line companies,
and others establishing new lines will be required
TO carry their wires underground or on houses.
The Inspector Of Buildings yesterday ordered
that house No. 1910 Fourth street northwest be torn
down and the expense made a lien on the prop
erty. The owners have .twice been notified, and,
refusing to doi the lnspectorhns inforced the law.
The tax books have been made up for the new
general assessment Of property, and will be In the
Collectors office ready for collection OF taxes on
the LIST day Of November.
The owners of property on Second street. George.
town. petition for tho repaying OF that street with
Belgian blocks.
The members of the police force will be paid To-
day,
National Republican., 1878-10-31
Georgetown Commercial News.
V'V""''" ~ OSe' W
DRAIN MARKET.

GEORGErowS, Oct ", ISIS
DRAIN MARKET
whcat-The market to-day Is without any fea.
ture and prices for all descriptions remain unchanged
There Is still good Inquiry for top grades and full
current iRtes readily realized for prime TO choice
qualities. offerings on Change consisted OF iycj0
bushels which sold at the range OF 5000 81 % for infer
Tor fuliz to strictly prime mixed We continue to
quote good to prime Fuz at yjgsc and good TO prime
Lancaster at siGpi %.
Corn-The market Is decidedly weak and in the ab
sencc of transactions not Justified In giving
fair market valuation, but quote nOmlnay al ISGL5ic
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY canal-BOAt Loudon with 2,5O) bushels wheat 10
Hartley & bro and 100 bushels wheat to II NJ Talbot
boat William jackson, with 30 bushels wteat to
al NJ Waters. -
CieSrei-schocncrs George yrccnnd. Van Chef
Uoblken, with 80 tons coal; LOttc, smith, Paw
iuCEeI With S.d ions coal, J / baker b tvIs New
BEDFORD with 600 tons coal.
ArrIved-BoNts q A German, ] kreps; Di
DuCkctt, q BcrkeOe, y u Cropley; NJ BRADY,
EmIdcr u Murphy, Adam Boyer, Malloy, Green.
less Julia Ilur urieil, Borden Lowell. Matte &, A
McAIIster, Foni Sisters, II Kenah, n Clay, Kate
hrooEs. Little phs6c' Mouse Mouse wilIs B + rNG, MS,
J MGrmndukr. J q Lynn, a spef, and Phillle @.
Jicurrd-Boats Exchange, Lnlic, r MRlloy, p A
Gornnu A CIR enlpss J II Snyder, Unu,N Brnshears,
BILE Il 4 Brady bL Taylor, AIrnn, neyer, Phlillc
q. Murmadukr George knode, a y spter, lielle
Reslcy, [ u WRrheld a Mcdonald, " ilile ID, Bor'
deu u Lowell LiIlr PlebeI Kate Brooks, Farmers
ii Kemnh. + q UhleI, y l. Slack, 4 Weld, Han.
CO Round op, aud Ii NJ Spfigs.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct. -, ISIS.
Cotton quiet and Irregular. Mlddling nomnally &c
Flour hairy active aud hrm. Howard-street aud
Western supcrnne, q 1908 50. do. extra o. 1904 rs
do family, q SJGr5I city Mills superhne s1GS 6Oi do
extra SO 2j do. Rio brands 1905 Is Patapsco ianl
Ny 81
Wheat Southern IN good demand and hrm West,
ern active aud frmer. southern red, Picdsi % do.
amber 81 U3dI Qsi No Pennsylvania red 81 CJi No.
Western winter rcd SPOT, lOo4; November q oOt4
December, IL Oa4@ll 03tt: January. q ON.
Corn Southern STEADY. Western steady and Arm,
slutEern white aud yellow, new, D94Sc do Old. iGc
Western mixed spot. lsc November. axe December
mud January. DC; steamer, 46C.
Iipts steady aud hrm. southern, 26g2Aci Western
white 2sg .Jc; do. uxed, 25g:Ic, Pennsylvanin 2i(g
Rye quiet. no stock. southern. S0tHc.
Hay duh Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, III
Gi2. ..
Bulk meais-LuOse shoulders. &c: clcarrib sides, 54c
packed, I4l@SA.C. BacOn-Shoulders 54c; cleaT.ril
sides, G4c. llams- supnt.CuTed, lgsGlJsc. Lard
Refined iierces nomlnully T'.c. Butter firm for choice
Western rolled aud packed, 6@lsc: glndes Is glTc.
Petroleum quiet but more steady Crude, T4ci re-
USiice dull and nominal. Rio cargoes, iS,49IO'sc.
sugar quiet. A son, Dgul.c.
Whisky IN fair demand al u u.
freighis 10 Liverpool per steam quiet. Cotton, ii'S.
end; flour, 2s Oh; grain, Sd.
ReCeipts-Flour, 400 b6s; wheat. bl,oC0.bli corn
1850 6n: oats, sOJbu.
No shipments,
National Republican., 1878-10-31
District Courts,

CIRCUIT TcoURr-CHIEF-JUsTICE CARTIER.
UBamberg X Iill vs.. Raf Bros; judgmen, by de.
fault for s29222. Joseph Linkins vs. J. W. Wood.
ward Judgment by default for $4,000. William
". Rapley vs. George II. Plant; verdict for plain.
til for o., 900 and costs Catherine p. French vs.
Peter Mcnamara Judgment for plaintif for 81 900
without costs. Dant VS.. District of Columbia yer.
dict for defendant Dewing & Sons vs. Patrick
Curtin Judgment by default for $50. Kelly VS.
Peugh ct al. discontinued. Whitlock Il Anderson
VS. Louis Dcitrick Judgment for want OF sufficient
afidaylt Perry 4 Bro VS.. Margaret Hetlel; order
Of publication.
EQUITY COuRT-JusTICE MACARTHUR.
Wynne vs. Hlbernia Building Association; ar.
gumemt concluded and cause continued Clhain
4 Co. VS.. Henry Adler; argued and submitted
NcrVls vs. NeTvis; sale ratified Professionally. Ne.
Clclland OF al vs.. Wilson; trustee removed aud
new trustee appointed. Wood vs.. Wood jieuIge |.
llll made party defendant Parsons Vs. Parker (;
order for taking testimony Kelly vs.. Gleason; 70.
stainng order issued untll Novembcr2. smith
VS. MCEwen decree for sale HusSey vs. Warner ;
order for taking testimony.
CRIMINAL COURT-JusTICE wYLIE,
Patrick BabbingOn assault on Police OtiCer Far.
quhar, guilty; twenty days in Jail. Walter Gala.
han, resisting officer Layton, guilty; motion for
NcW trial entered, Matthias McGaryey aud Edward
Ready assault on GrcCnbury DuNall un trial
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Circuit Court - ChieEJuslice CHrltrr-Nn 1888
lcEs VS.. District of Columbia; No. lS7, phsnix
Mutual Life Insurance Company vs.. Peugh; No
Ill, Van Riswick vs.. Wheeler; No. lhS schneider
vs.. smith No. lbl, E'owningYs District Of Column
bia No. los, Cooke vs.. Tenant; No. lhq hoe, oil
demise of Key, W.. Csntoni No. l6l, Combination
National Republican., 1878-10-31
GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

About the Ith OF July last the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company commenced tear.
ing down the old structure known % as the ,old 70;
their new depot buildings. On the south line OF
the buildings on the canal 'front.' they began TO
erect wall OF solid masonry about $40 feet long,
feet wide at the base and feet at the top with
height OF 81 feet, which was being done with finest
quality OF blue rock aud cement. When nearly
western terminus to be used as blacksmiths shop
which had progressed 40 far as to be covered In,
when the front wall gave evidence Of settling.
walls of both stable and car sheds also gave unmS
taxable signs OF rapid settling Of the foundation on
the canal front. The upper portion Of the canal or
foundation wall. project about seven inches and
II Is thought that large portion of the wall will
have to be taken down. AS 10 the cause OF the set
Ting and projecting OF the wall there are num-
her OF theories one OF which, and the one most
plausible, Is n milure to nave dug for foundation
to the original bed OF tho canal as the tow path on
which the wall rests, is only eight feet In width,
with dry wall on Its water front The tow path
Is unable to bear the weight OF this immense struc-
ture without necessary filing Of new earth placed in
was q meeting of three distinguished engineers
yesterday afternoon rs an advisory board In regard
TO the matter, but their conclusions have not been
made public.
The water was drawn of the Alexandria Canal
last evening for the purpose oi making prepara'
Re ier wifi ffPnT'b no be nrned on asS until
season, and consequently boats bound for Alexan.
dra will have to pass through the outlet lock Of the
Chesa peake and Ohio Canal and be towed TO Alex
andria by q tug.bOat,
The members Of Hermone Lodge, No. u, X. Off,
OF Georgetown, will pay fraternal visit TO lnr-
mony Lodge. No q, X. OF r., of Washington, this
evening. upon the occasion OF the semi mi.annual
visitation OF the grand officers Of the knights OF
Pythias to the last named lodge.
One OF the liz chains In the outlet lock OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal broke Tuesday morn
Ing, which caused delay of several hours in the
passage OF boats The damage was Immediately
repaired. and the outlet lock Is again in working
order.
The William Louis schley Lodge, No. 4. I. o. NJ.
will pay a fraternal visit TO Friendship Lodge
No. :, ]. o. NJ, this evening.
j. C. Boyd Of Pennsylvania, Is a guest at tht
National Republican., 1878-10-31

Rubber Company vs. Savage: No. 1856, Morrison,
Hcrrimon & 20. vs.. Denver, garnishee; No. TO-
Fitzgerald vs.. Pierce; No. i72, nlburtt vs. Daniels;
No III, Forney VS.. d. G. Forney; No. lI0 Fletcher
ct al. vs. Carpenter ct al No $50 J0hnson ct al vs.
Malta; No. ISL, Flaherty vs.. Kimmell; No. 1888,
Crcswell ct al. VS.. Daniels.
Equity Court-Justice MacArthur-No. s, Pruyn
vs. Kennedy; No. 10, Ager vs.. Hall No. u, Bailey
vs.. Purris; No. 10, Rumford Chemical Works VS..
Stanford: No. %, Garrett W. Garrett No. Il Casey
vs.. Casey; No. %, Jackson Brothers vs., Black
wood; No. "a, Temple vs. Lacey; No. %, Welch vs..
Murphy; No. %, Mackall vs. Stewart.
Criminal Court-Justlcc Wylie.-C. H. Moulton
forgery: George Armstrong John L, Weigman
Henry Talafcro. larceny; Charles Dasenbrock
sams; Edward Ready and Matt McGarrey, assault
National Republican., 1878-10-31
COMM EItCIAL.
Washington River Front.

wAsHISGToS, Oct. 50. 1873.
ARRIvED.
Blscoo's whRrves-schooner Shoe Fly, - East
err shore. with potatoes TO Lshcar q Adams
Rlrys whafves-Schooners Mary Amelia, Jones
md II II Lambert, Davis, Chesapeake Bay, with cys-
ter to market
Johnson's wharf-schooner Richard Lacey, oiden,
Potomac Creek, with wood TO johnson Bros
cLRARED.
Bscoe's wharves-BoRt Pioneer, Blard, down the
river, light; schoo er Samuel Mars, Maddox. down
the river, light.
gress, Baker; john W Gray, Dundicki Lewis Ha-
pey, Haney; Arthur Jones' Green, and John Francis,
Evans. all down the river, light
Johnson wharf-Schooners Joshua Green. Mar.
land Cora smith, Williams; Great Pirate. Nash aud
Silver Star, Harris, all down the river, light.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
THE COCRTS.
Supreme Court of the United States.

"WEDNESDAY. Oct. 81. ISIS.
On motion Of Mr. p. Phillips, d. s. Byron, esq, Of
New Orleans, La. was admitted to practice.
On motion of Mr.. S. shellAbarger A. T.. Masters
jr. esq, Of New York city, was admitted to practice
No qS7. Lafayette County, No., plaintiff in error
VS. James A. Draper. In error to the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the western district OF Mis-.
souri,. on motion Of Mr. n. 7. Merrck, docketed
and dismissed, with costs.
No As The Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company, appellant, vs. Thomas SRyles. Argument
continued by Mr.. George Payson for appellant, uud
by Mr.. Albert H. Walker and Mr. S. ID. Cozzens for
appellees
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pRoposALs FOR MAIL.LoCEs.
POsr.OrrIrr DfrAnrnrNr.

WASHINUIWN, II, Z, NWCWsT 10 INIs.
eparate scaled proposals will be received ut this
nemImenl untll !. o'clock noon On the Hth day OF
March, lsib, for furnishing four new aud different
Kinds OF Locks and Keys for the solo aud exclusive
use OF the United states mails, including besides those
to he used for mail bags such be used for the
street etter-bOxes OF the United States
As the public exposure aud searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding any prescribed
model Of lock and key would tend 10 Impair, u not
entirely destroy, the further utility Of all such locks
and key for the purposes OF the mails thu Postnlaster-
General pTescrbes no models or samples for bidders,
but relies for selection the mechanical Ingenuity
and skin which fair competition among Inventors,
hereby invited, may develop In samples submitted by
them.
Spechcntlons of requirements ss to proposals,
pies kinds and quantities Of locks aud keys contracts
&C. will be- furnished application by letter to the
Second Assistant PDStmRsieT-tiens<al.
No proposal will be considered which Il not sub
mitted Ia accord lance with such specifications and
forms OF proposal
Tile contracts which may he made nre 10 be In con.
formlty with the specifications and accepted proposals
~ NJ KEY,
POslmnRIe II lennIal.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
TINTED STATES MARsHATs SALE.

BY virtue OF writ of Hsr Jdeirs issued out OF the
clerks office OF the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia. aud to me directed. ! Will sell at public
sale. for cash, In front Of the premises. on TUES
the right. title claim and interest OF the defendant
10 and to the following described property, TO wit
division OF square S6i, situate on north
side OF street, between second and Third
streets northwest, Washington, d. C., together with
all and singular the improvements thereon levied
upon ns the property Of Robert Bal to satisfy exc
tIon No. Il DO at law, In favor OF Henry NJ Donger
FREDK. DOUGLASS.
u. s. Marshal u. G.
nJoHN SHERMAN. AuctioneeT. - - oclo.dtds
ns- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED To
MONDAY, November I. ISIS ai same hour and
place, FREDK. DOUGLASS.
pc3i.dSds Marshal.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YoRK. oct. 30, 1873.
The steamer American, which arrived rom ha'te
20 day, brought 500 900 IN gold coin.
Money was easy at 3lpS.
Foreign exchange was steady at Istxd4s2 for sixty
day bills aud is7k@iss for demand sterling.
Gold strong at ioo,I, with iOo4 bid and some trans
actions at the latter figure.
Government bonds were strong throughout the list
State bonds were dull and steady District OF Co
lumbn sess. sold at 17ts@77I, Louisiana consols at
75ts. aud North Carolina funding act OF 1865 ate
The great feature OF speculation In the stock market
was tho advance In Western Union. which opened at
s6 advanced 10 ioof declined 10 esH and sold up 10
10, nj which II closed, being rise OF per cent on
the day. The general list In the early dealings ue
clined a6bik. the latter Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western, but during the afternoon became ouoFhnt
and closed generally at the best figures OF the DAY.
Among the investment shares Rock Island was strong
and advanced to iisiL Transactions aggregated
I75,0)0 shares, OF which 500 were Erle IAOW were
Lake shore, 3tOO were Wabash 1000 were Nnftl,'
western 1900 were do preferred 2no were ~ Eau, psnl
sNCO were do. preferred 5loo0 were Delaware backn
wanna aud Western, s.oo0 were Union Pacific, ana
tsOOO were Western Union.
The following were the closing pricc8.
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u II. WARNER, AuctIoncer.
TRrsTEEs, SALE OF, A TWosToRY FRAME
DWELLING on SIXTH STREEr BFTwEEN
MAINE AVENUE AND MAINLAND d AVE.

TRrsTEEs, SALE OF A TWosToRY FRAME
DWELLING On SIXTH STREET, BFTwEEN
MAINE AVENUE AND MAINLAND AVE.
NUE..
by virtue OF deed of trust. dated June s. 1876 and
duly rded IN ber No. sG, folio 2ln. e: sea-, of the
land records ofthe District Of Columbia, and hy the
written request Of the party secured thereby. Will
sell, at public auct!on on thepIemises, GU WEnNES
DAY, November lj lsI. at i!D o'clock p M, al that
parcel of land situate and being In the city Of wash
il gton, District of Columbia, known and described
part OF lot numbered fourteen CI), In reservation
"D." beginning for the same at bolnt on the east
line of Sixth street west 10 feet inches south OF the
northwest corner OF said lot H. and running thence
due east q feet thence norheastwRry parable with
Maine avenue ~ feet: thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY nt
right angles with said aven.e II feet; thenc' south
wcstwardy parallel with said avenue q feet and
inches: thence due west 8. ieet to sixth street west
aud thence south with the east lire Of said street To
the place Of beginning, with tho improvements
Terms-Oncfourth cash balance In 6, l., and IL
months with interest at cent. secured by decd
of trust the property sold; deposit II sO required
nj time of sale: tonveyancing ut expense Of pur-
chaser; terms OF sale TO be complied with In seven
days aiter sale. JOHN JOY EDISON.
CIIAS. l.. FtASEll
Trustees.
Ut. COLDWELL Salesman. oCe9,SnOl6niJ
National Republican., 1878-10-31
PRorosALS FOR GRANITE WORK.

Sealed propoSas will bcroccivcd nt the once Of the
Engineer Oi the United States Capitol Grounds. COR
nrr eaware avenue and rs. Get northcat, until "
NJ, November l. Tor furnishing Cut Granite Piers
and Coping and rock -fnCrt Asher for the improve
mCnt OF the Capitol park,
PgIS lnd specifications can be seen and blank forms
o'lininpd at tho office Of the engineer.
The Government reserves the right TO accept the
whore or any part OF any bid,
lidS wiz he indOr,rl "prDposals for furnishing
Piers COpiug, &c., for the Capitol t'ruundS, and
accompanied By mp @, OF the mater a 70 be used.
EDWARD CLARK,
ocIo- Architect Of Unitcd States Capitol.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRS.
a, posr.orrICE pEraMrMESr;.

pOsTbI rICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISUTON. u. e.. September ., ls7S
Proposals VIII he received at the Contract Office OF
this DEPARTMENT until j. M OF October "a. lS5s, for
carrying the mails of the United Stntrs upon the
routes, aud according to tie schedule OF arrival and
departure specified by the Dcpnrte cut IN the state OF
Virginia. from January L. ls5g, to June - lNSl. Lists
OF routes, with schedules Of arrivals and departures,
Instructions TO bidders with urms for contracts and
bonds, and all other necessary Information, Will h"
furnished upon application TO the Second AssSIant
Postmaster CenpT raj. D. NJ. KEY.
sept POstmHsiCTt General.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
Join SHERMAN, Auctlonee
JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer.
PAwNBRoKERs SALE OF UNREDEEMED
pLEDEEl.

PAWSBROkERS SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES.
We will sell on FRIDAY, SATURDAY MONDAY,
aud TUESDAY EVENINGS. November !, :, I. ami
s. at p m at Cohens Loan onice. corner Of seventh
street and New York avenue, large and varied rs
100 hunting case gold watches, American, English,
and Swiss nlnkcrsi 200 Ovefconis, mostly cnsiom
make; $50 silver hunting-cse ana open-Hcr watches,
stem and key winders sets Jeweiry ear rings, breast
plus bracelets, sleevebutons, chains plain and set
rings, solid silver and patedwnre, guns, revovers,
books, bibles, phntaloOns blankets, dressCOats, and
many other articles too numerous To mention all OF
which will be sold without 10 the hlghe. hid
National Republican., 1878-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
To Wash white Blankets.

Puta piece Of borax the size of o hickory
nut In the water; make a suds do not rub
soap on the blankets; rinse ia warm water,
adding more borax.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
LIMITED STATES MkRsHATs SALE.

BY virtue OF writ Of rendhionH srI,1nns issued ont
Of the clerks office Ct the supreme tourt Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, and to ME directed, will sell Mt
public sale, for cash. at the courthouse door Of said
district, on CEsDAY, the lMh day q November,
1sIs at IL O'Clock all the right. title. claim, and In
terest of the defendant In and 10 the following.
described properly TO wits Lots 10 and ~ In square
SH, Washington, D. C., together with, all aud Singular
the improvements thereon, sered and levied upon US
the property OF William y. Prout, to satisfy attach
ment No. 1862, at law fhvor OF Clayton H. Rogers.
FREDk. DOUGLASS,
Y. T. Marshal u. G.
National Republican., 1878-10-31
f0ySdLe.
Orient.

IINoR RENT-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
n property for rent JOHN SH ERMAN co.
Jysl.iy st. Cloud Building.
NOR RENT-A sEvEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
Il No n e street southeast; convenient toihe Ca pi
toll Is fitted up with gas water, Lntrobe stoves and
newly papeTed ocll-lls