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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24

Nj. Y. Duncan, simon Simpson,
joan ii. Gordon, W ii. KEENAN,,
B. h. DubJur, j. h. Crawford,
Wm. BErtiy.
BUoNE-wITH 3 VOTES.
Thos. 5. Carter, r. W. Smith,
l.. NJ. S@ltsler, Luke Paxton,
j. w johnson, J. N. Ellis,
Hugh NJ. Hall, l.. M. hall.
CALLAwAY-wITH z VOTES.
D 3. Guthrie !; ~ oauts'
R. L. Hord, J. ". Martin,
Ii billiard. j. n. Baker,
L, q. Holly, Geo. T. Hubbard,
r s shields.
We, your cUAnuulItee, certify that
ih1 abuvc gentlemen are entitled To
seats. III Ills contention
A. Is TIxsLEY,
Il. >. SRTkLDS,
L. .. CARTER,
Committee.
The committee on order of business
then reported the following order:
We, your committee on order Of
business, respectfully submit the fol
lowing
LIST. We recommend NJ. y. Duncan
Is permanent chairman, and r. NJ.
White permanent secretary.
I'd. The counties in all business he
called in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sd. That the candidate receiving q
majority of the votes cast by the con-
| yention, shall be declared the nomi-
| nee of this convention.
4th. We recommend the endorse
ment of the platform adopted by the
Democratic state convention.
w. II. KEENAN,, Chairman.
The reports of the two committees
were received and the committees
discharged.
Nominations were then in order,
when j. NJ. Gordon, of Audiaiu,
nominated Hon. j. ~ Iiockaday, of
| Callawav, which was seconded by j.
}. Clarkson, OF Boone.
q. T. Hubbard then nominated ID.
Z. Bailey, of Galloway.
Nominations closed, the secre-
tary calling the roll.
Audraip voted 3 solid for Hocka-
law, Boone 8 solid for lIockaday, and
Getaway solid Tor Bailey
The vote standing IL to 7 in 1avo'
ii Iiockaday, which result was an.
bounced DY the secretary amid the
Widest applause :rUnn Boone and
Audraiu delegatio..J.
A committee OF tks.re W.: hen ap-
poin.ed to notit! @tkGG2y Of his
nomination and vlgoIs E..L to The
hail, where he WAS I.cel ied with
prolonged applause, ia i made 81 yer!
neat little speech, AID among other
Inappropriate remarks, he sail, IL
would try TO represent faithfully the
whole of the district to the dctrimcnI
Of no part OF it, and that he woult
work for that man for the United
States senate which he thought the
majority of his constituents winted
ana that he would feel Il dclicICY il
accepting the position without thu
support of his ewn county if th'
other two counties were not unani
mOuslY for him.
On motion the convention ad
~journed.
NJ. Y. DUNCAN, Chairman,
Il. NJ. WHITE, Secretary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24

Fine line of all kinds ot Canned
Goods Of callaway's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24

Ribbons a specially at
Stf. Mrs. Hardness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24

WHILE we were in st. Lois, a few
weeks ago, on article unjusty reflect
ing on the ministers Of this atty found
its way into our columns I'M
known to us. We are responsible for
it of course, but il we had been at
home as we should have been, it
would not have gone in. This is ex-
n~lanation sufficient for the ministers
of the gospel and u friends, as for
our enemies, if they don't like the
LEDGER they had best not read it, it
won't cost them anything not to read
it, and viii prove rank POISON to
them If they do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24
LIFE MENRERS.

A NJ Richardson and q r Ro
we'll, Liberty
J NJ Robinson, Columbia
Jas + Smith, Monticello
G W Ayde, Bell Air
e ID IsbelI, Fayette
G w PendIeton, Miami
p B Ely, Carrollton
W NJ Bell, Miami
G Maple, Mexico
NJ T Bib, Danville
l. Q Bib, same
A W Chamlelis, Liberty
D Murphy, Mexico
M L Laws, Pisgah
M Buson, Chillicothe
w P Lewright, Liberty
e H Sawyer, Macon
J Reid, Prairieville
TT Ayers, Curryviifs
Mrs M A Pendleton, Miami
W Pope Yeaman, st. Louis
ID B Ray, same
W J Patrick, Curryville
N ] Smith, Miami
1T Williams, Louisiana
@ Winners, Fairvllle
M Breakes, Huntsville
Vim T Hickman, Columbia
8 81 Ford, ST. Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24
John ID. GREGG.

There is no more homes man in Au-
drain than John D. Gregg. He i'm
merges from the trap ofhis traddcers
aud prosecutors like Furnished gold.
No man ever established a bette:
character by more reliable witnesses ,
No man e showed greater anxiety
to do. right. Had the grand jnry
known that Mr. Gregg had performeo
extra duties beyond those contem-
plated when compensation WAS AZ
ranged for. or that the Supreme couT'
had decided that the law looked 70.
corrupt motive, he would not have
been indicted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24

Don't fail to see those cloaks in
all the leading styles and qualities at
27-4t. Mrs. Hardness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24

For reliable insurance, call on
Shea. lift.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24

Since we have had charge of the
MEXICO LEDGER our subscription list
has nearly doubled itself, md we have
to.day the largest subscription list of
any paper in the county, and far
larger than that Of tin average
country newspaper. We make no
change in our prices for adj
vertising, which are vey reason
able, except that in tie future
we shall charge $40 instead of S. for
professional cards. We think this is
no more than right, for our cotempo
raries charge $40 when the! have not
as many readers as We have
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24
STATE SENATORIAL CONyEN-
TION FOR THE NINTH DIS
TRICT.
AUDRAIN, BOONE AND cALLAwAY-HoN.
j. A. H0CKADAY, OF CALLAwAY, NOM
MATED ON THE FIRST BALLoT-CAL.
LAwAY CROSS.

As announced in the LEDGER the
state senatorial convention for the
Ninth district, composed of Audrain,
Boone and Galloway counties, met
it Mexico last Tuesday to elect a SEN
ator in place of the Hon. John A.
Flood, resigned.
NJ Y. Duncan, chairman of the
senatorial committee, called the body
to order.
On motion, NJ. Y. Duncan, Of Au-
drain, was elected temporary chair
man, and e. 7. Hubbard, Of Calla-
way, temporary secretary.
The chair then appointed on COM
mittee of credentials, A. b. Tinsley,
of Audrain, II. 5. Shields, of Gala
way, and L. W. Carter, of Boone.
The chair also appointed on COM
mittee on order OF business, T. ii.
Holly, of Galloway, W. H. Kennan,
of Audrain, and j.. ". johnson, OF
Boone,
While the committees retired for
consultation, NJ. Y. Duncan, in an
swer to the desire of the house, made
Il neat lilile speech, after which The
committee on credentials reported
Lie following members entitled to d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-10-24

No. Pct'l
Every
Halliday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-14
Expectation OF Live Stock.
New York Special.

The export movement in live cattle
still continues. The exporters have
sent out this week nearly 1000 head,
divided among six steamers, nearly ali
for English ports. From February 9TH
to the present date they have sent out
1O4, 113 head, valued at over 81 100000
From other ports, including Phila-
delphia, Boston, Portland, and Mon
treal, there have probably been sent at
least 10000 more, and Of those sent
from Canada, nine-tenths came origi-
nally from Chicago and st. Louis. This
shows an enormous growth Of the
traffic since last year, when the total
exports from the United States scarcely
exceeded 10000 heed. American cattle
are now shipped direct to Cardiff, Bris-
tol, Glasgow, Aberdeen, ETC., and large
numbers 60 out in the Hamburg line Of
steamers, via Southampton. Com
plant is me- de that owing to the heavy
expenses and competition, business is
done on very small margin. The
best cattle average in London and Liv-
verpool E23 or f24. Freights out are
from f5 to f6 per head.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-14
MIDSUMMER.


.v about the circle Of the year
N Gns,s il 4 single perfect day that Hes
Ins..smeiy fair before our careless eyes,
saP, me spathes Of floral bloom appear,
Ailer .i y iInnd the first dead leaf and sere,
Sf Il comes precursor Of the Autumn skis s
ana I nv, dream the fawless day 10 here.
we We. w inns as ON the way Of life We speed,
AM Wirdui but OF the joys we hope to see,
%, h, liver think, These present hours exceed
al that have been or that shall ever be-"
ysr somewhere on our journey we snail stay
backward to gaze on our midsummer asy'
-Nidsumnier Holiday Scri6ner.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-08-14
MaIarIal Fever.

Malarial fevers, constipation, tor.
pidity OF the liver and kidneys, general
debility, nervousness and neuralgia
ailments yield readily to this great
disease conqueror, Hop Bitters. It re-
pairs the ravages Of disease by copyeri~
ing the food into rich blood, and i gives
new life and vigor to the aged and in
firm always. See Proverbs" in other
column.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-24
THE HERALD
rhs Morning Herald

Ii Published every morning, Sundays
exceptedl AM delivered In the city OF
Wilmington and surrounding places for six
cents per week, payable to tina carriers.
Nail subscriptions. postage free, three
dollars per annum. CO.. To
6He. O'BYRNE Co, Publishers.
cav Esauoo 80. sog % snspisy r Street. g.,
The Morning herald., 1878-05-24
KnITORIAL NOTES.

WILBlHGTON. Del. Nay -, 1878.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-24

such simple thing as counting noses may
be fraudulently or carelessly done, and the
industrial statistics may be made wholly
unreliable if the enumerators are careless
or different, or lack the intelligence neces.
sary to follow a uniform plan.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-24

NorIM 10 SUBsCRIBERs. Those of our
Subscribers Who are indebted 10 the MORN
ne HERALD, wall oblige By an early re-
mittance. -,
The Morning herald., 1878-05-24
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR.
CANDIDATES c FOR SHERIFF.

LOB SHERIFF.
T. To the veters Of New Castle County !;
GRHrLKMNE: The undersigned In COM
pliance with the wishes of many friends,
offers himself as candidate Tor sheriff OF
New Castle County, snbtect to the decision
of the Democratic Party, aud pledges him
self to support the successful nominee
FRANCIS DUGGAN.
St Georges's Ed., February 18th, 1878.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-24
EDUCATIONAL.
VTILLANovA COLLEGE, DELAWAB
Y COUNTY. PTENSYLVANIA.

This instil.U4Jn, chartered with unil.I.
stty Privileges is under the charge o. the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages TO students, who desire to make
O tho rough Classical, scientific or CONNER.
cial course. II is situated on the Penney.
yania Genital RailrosS, eleven miles sron
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and pCe
ONCE on the College grounds.
. Terms: Per session OF i've montng. IN
advance, $50. ii.
For full particular $. send for q catalogue
Rev. T. A.MIDDLEToN, p. D..
del-olyT President
The Morning herald., 1878-05-24

CARD.-TO THE FREEMEN OF NEW
" CAS- fLE 20.
I res pectfally offer myself to you for Q
nomj alton as a candidate fer the office OF
sheriff of the county. II selected promising
to vigorously conduct the contest for my
election by the people: II not nominated
will give hearty old fashioned Demo-
cratic tupport to the successful nominee.
FURNELLJ LYNCH,
of Red Lion Hundred;
may7-f st Georges Hundred.
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SALE. Ar AUCTION.


ra SsLE rf - odLosR
no ~ ''si
Bh7 sa
public sale. embracing Eas.lsks Medieval. Queen Anne,
kif.e es f%s Iss' TIssts iGBlsi
faS s's nsa 1Sa opPRS CLASSIC PAINTINGS
s5EcTALLY HIgghSSIivEE lSynEiE SsS,SyAliTI
WALsTT oiiA l1ss su fF axRsLh S5P
PssSo Y fssEs
PdEE ANB D M aiT GLASSES Is
iiY YBAa iHp r All sshS IS
W1LSpr IisMasf CASES ..2
E NaSHc chI 1nr i 1Ert.A.rErEs
s se sss Blbs iAis
MIRRORS coss.oAR SbbSEfiS csRulss
NIB Goods boxed II required Take Sixth cars
to Al West 10th st.
nErSf SAh1 1s
so M NJ ys sor sT N NHns fn av
som%ensiSSg At 30 Gsrck
..yle oassn Anne M.raussss oasiasss and Tables
sss sSsss
Snsss and o@ss s
chamnernInlad carved and plain Dressing Cases Bed.
xiv eurisd Satsrssso sDrias beds. Pillows: BAa
ss II s'P CHS
stands. Tables. &C.
silver Glass ana china Ware uatisry Side tables
also Furniture Kitchen ana servants apartments
HENRY q. REED, Jr., Auctioneer.
n. B.-Goods packed and shipped.
Ahi s.ssIS
l0k O'CLOCK.
Isl T WHs FA 4H s sF2S nFvA Sb 4Ss a0
A occasion for housekeep those furnishing
city country buy first class Furniture
low G.ures: Paror Suits. Chamber Sets twa Piano.
fores. Library and Dining Room sets. Carpets. rare
Bronzcs Oil Paintings and Ornaments namely Parlors
contain fne nlad and gded SUITS complete covered in
satin silk and plush elegant Tables, Etageres Pier
and Mantel Mirrors real lace Curtains two rosewood
Pixnofrtes costly Oil Paintings by eminent artists
bronze Figures Groups and Clocks pedcstas Fancy
Articles numerous to MENTION expensive carpets.
Chambers-IIeavs walnut Chamber SETS complete large
and small Bedsteads Dressing Cases Bureaus. wnsh-
stands Wadrobes Chonieres shaving STANDS hair
tresses. spring Beds. Pillows. Bedaing Lounges Easy
Chairs Carpet &c Bookcnscs Desks. Extension Table,
Buffet, Chairs in leather silyerolaed Ware china Din;
halistands stair Carpets, Kitchen and
Servants Furniture, &C. ALBERT KRAMER, Auction
office 10 Beekman st. N. B-Deposits required. rs
the sale peremptoy Goods Garfield boxed shipped
responsibility
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uCrIUN SALE. PRIV ATE RESIDENCE.
ATHIs SATURDAY, MORNING., coMMEAclNG AT
A -iUNIS JOHNSON, AUCrIONEER,
IA old stand 81 Nassau st.

THIS DAY, AT iOk O'CLOCK.
at our saesroom, 81 Nassau st..
IMMENSE SALE OF FINE ENGLISH BODY BRUS-
sells Carpets and second hand Furnure cured hair lat
tresses, Bian.ets Sheets. DC.
ABOUT 20 DIFFERENT SIZE INTERPRETATIONS.
and black walnut Paror and bedroom Suits Re-
cning Chairs. Turkish Lounges, Office Furniture also
very fne Musical Clock: also very fine II air Music
Box; Cooking Stoves, Uilcoths, Chnaware, &C., with
which the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
BOOTs AND nIlOEs.

1NPUGTANf 10 snOn DRAhEks-tN ASSORTED
Iot OF Boots and shoes; be SOLD saturday
iny between and ~ private sale closing up business
4sl Grand st., conner Wnlett.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
PROPOSALS FOX INDIAN SUPPLIES and
Transportation.

1 Transportation
Il: Sse ?, ass:a
s
s as s So
n s'" ssIs vi" Jun. be IS ''i ss r ss ar
pss@ ssr%ss saaa
pounds Corn, 10000 Dounas Gomez. 7oooo pounds
i1s ss' ssSsS, iIs%sy ssss Lara .iS,
pa.d
5000 pound. soda $4,000 POUNDS Sugar, and isae,ooo
Also naSsst. yse,lsn and cotton Goods, seas.sg 4
bingham , ys;S yI Ks.
Sssxa sssssns,' ssooS yarns: Slssehea sh.ssiss
Shifting. 100 YARDS: winssy, 1900 Yard; oo,hins.
M Mss. gppss Aqs %s
Kakes. Forxs. &c. &c.
articles that contracted for 70 BIO delivered at
BIDS Must BE MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT
N. s sns, aa
Supplies required for each and h. kinds and aasn
s"ea ' so"dl.fss s:' SIaisI
.. v Or ss Is @
sss yo Nm Il NJ 80 onss sr G9ass
and 70 me r. . q sa sp United ssSs
Mor, omahs and cseysane NY - "''
BIDS viii be opened at the hour aud day above stated
and bidders Invited be present ut the opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS ONLY RECEIVABLE: on FOL-
LOWING BANKS. &C.
All bids must be accompanied by certified check. upon
some OF following banks or governments deposit
for at least i've per cent 81 the amonnt Of the
Broadway. New York; METROPOLITAN National New York;
Ninth National New York Philadcphia National. Phin
aephia; First National. Baltimore Third National Gin
cinnati; Union National Chicago; Fourth National. ST.
Louis aud Citizens National Washington d. g.. and tho
United states Assistant Treasurcrs At Philadelphia Bat
more. Chicago and So. Louis -
A. IAYT. Commissioner.
MISUNDERSTANDING BUILDINGS. Penn SQUARE.
Philadelphia Sealed proposals. will be received ut tho
Office OF the Commissioners in this buildings until l2
noon of Tuesday June a. 1878 for furnishing and
setng place complete the Dressed stone columns with
tier Pinths Bases required in supporting the coli
and floor vestBuie OF the Northern
Entrance xix Metallic Capitals for tho principal
Separate bids to be made tor tue capitals and
coumns
Full particulars to fnrm detail and requre
of with the blanks and
vcopes may DO had on application NJ the architects once
In the buildings. second story, south front
The Commissioners reservs The right TO reject and
all bids
ny order OF tho Commit oners
SAMUEL G. PERKINS, President
Attest--F. De HANS JASvirR. secretary.
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EXCURSIONS.
a. r E2'b Down rnf sn
no THE ATLANTIC o sea AZ AND PERTH AxBoY
isFS " RoG ' Gsa p's'ss s.a
THIS IsATUGDAy) AFTERNOON. june I, 1873.
%nss"Geeas naroor IN the saasins The several for
e city an e m %Msos % mo ol
through its ancient streets.
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS
by Marine Band. Giee c!nb, xylophone, &C.. a.
THE GREAT PLEASURE STEAMER.
handsomely decorated WIFI Tl.h tn mE ave o. all '''0n
so oS: ad st Is o.a.e e so sHf Pr
viii take ANNEX boat At Fulton fery At 1850 No extra
usD4 n q. 1a,s WEST
DLYMOUTn ROCK. SUNDAY
R"' f Rnfa'i ss %1sf III l' Il
WEST .roIST 'xSo SEwBvRa.
''rr'" r r;%sti f1pf HS5 nsl's' steamer
ca @ @ 9Js' @ '::
Y ss an and as ro s os pes.sf
's"''f h 4" s6oG1KrEis Of w1siiSafoS
TOMORROW SUNDAY. JUNE .. 1874
gn&Ns Sns Sssl q W.! inFsY
e Srr ses Is. .ss ss s':
chilis OF cHcHcn z s MS: As' As, &c
ss Ss n' :. ias s So s' : Of sss
Fulton \. 81 :os a. ~ transfers BROOKLYN PAssEN
fhRs. entire srand excursion. so CENTS
samo ehsTn,ns rip repeated every day Of tho sea
A. E5S.sls4 . !, S$ +; af"A
BeiDGEP0KT
srs66,anaf s 49, ISIS.
and every following sunday.
The r. r1 E. ssiits ;issRS0''
NJ js s.yi 'Ts ssi Fl s..
Sr rid vi i p H. \. CITY Is I.na orM '''a'n''s'
Isdsy rSe. i bsvo ,iii psrsoa '" and 1 me
rxc,ngroS n'1 ric ,jiqs s'as 80 cRSrs.
Refreshments and Dinner 30 be had on board At reasonable
A FISHING BANKs-sUNDAY. JUNE q AND n
isi'"s isr,';"a 4: Sag -
pier T. n L.. SIS 4 NJ enils@en. tickets. i5c ladies'.
'o BAIT tackle aud a . fSsf Manager
A zExcuasioN ExfaAoenlNsny,
n The palace stc.mer LoNy BkANcH with new boil
will make her Grsi grand fla excursion the On
Iona i..aa. West Point. Cold sgriSs and Cornwall ss,;
@s % a at 49, ss"s tour hon hso. 10" "a
the nora Iona s.nd ana three view the
showing points o. tho Tucson will be pre-
hand win dscoursc tie choicest gems Of music durisr the
entire trip for the round trip. 10 TO Newbufg
50 cents children free.
A SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. -sThAMtRs n ARf.EM
A.and MOKRsANIA will make tho regular sunday trips
saas 1854 f" 81 St os s n a"s Il =
each way and connect win boats for fiign Bridge.
Leave FULTON MARKET SLIP AZ 10, II A. NJ ,2:i5.
3:Is al5. q and 40 y. N.
Leave MORRIsANfA at $50. 80. iih5 A. MI 1880
q z, Q and cas- T.. ".
Connecting At Greenpoint With Manhattan Beach mr..
Fare Sundays. 10 cents
O u. LoSGsrREEr superintendent.
A REGULAR suNpAr BOAT ron NEwAGk;
known steamboat
THOMAS r. WAY
will make her regular sunday trip New York ard
Newark leaving Commercial dock. newark. NJ A. MI
leaving New yors piet ~ sorth River foot 81 vesey Al
10 80 A. NJ. stopllus a. bergen loint ecu way.
! fAEE, TWENTY-FIVE CLNTs.
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CLERKs AND sALEsrrEN.

IMXNTED-A sALESNAS IN a WHOLESALE L.
w quor house. with prompt paying trade Address LII
QIf0kS HeraId Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18
Peremptory and Closing Sale



GALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY
= REsIDENCE At CoLLEGE STAfinppSi On On
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROAn
BY virtue Of mortgage bearing da,e on TIE IN
No s. folio Gt ct seq. Of the land record books
for Prince Georges County, Nd, and by virtue OF m
assignment OF the said mortgage to me, dated the s
day Of March. A. d. 49,, recorded IN llger " u No
S. folio or et seq one Of the land records for Prime
Georges County, Nd, will sell at public auction on
the premises near College Station, Md, on AptI Y
1873, at 10 O'Clock IL me- tho following described real
estate, to wit: ,,
All that tract part Of tract, parcel Of land sit.
uaicd, lying and being In Prince Georges County.
Md being part Of hs, portion OF e a T eS ia ES
gene :. Calvert by commissioner appointed oy the
Circuit Court for Prince Georges County, sitting as
Court Of Faulty 70 lay on The wld9ws d9Ter ann
H. Calvert among his devl-eea and heinsntlhw, OF
whom the said Eugene 4. Calvert Is one, and known
and described the plat and return OF the Aforesaid
the same at stake the east aide OF the rnlrOhd
distant sixtyihree feet from tie centre OF said rn
road and running south fOrty'seyen and quarter &c
srces iny minutes, west twenty-five aud giNty-sS
one of perch to the division line briMeen
lots Nos aud and with said line north cghty-two
cnty-pight one-hunhredths OF perch. then north
twenty.one degrees and iorty-slx minutes. east my
three and any onc-hundrehhs OF perch To the be
ginning and containing twelve acres OF land more or
less
This property Is improved by a beautiful and de
Srble two story house well suited for country RESI-
dence also smaller honac suitable or shn AZ I rai
road station and Is only twelve minutes rae from
Terms; sis6 and expenses Of sale e. cash bal;
the purchaser will he taken, bearing Interest ~ sly
cent from day OF sale, and secured by mortgage
on tho property sold n.nse WI S under moriSse
Mnr7ulIls252s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18
GREAT
1878
1S7S

,,p,r
TO THE N EdGRNHMsYkMYiA WAY AE E2U s6urwrsr
CD, IN, D2psLE TRAyk sTEEL RAi u ,ot-Ip
" LIEN D 'M kST .'i '''N
Tn ,,rs TEBRgARy alse ,, ,a,o, c,r
vo nsI ,, O. sixth and streets as follows; ,,r with
FOR ri,lsburg and the West ioi0 a M daily Mltn
PI,,sbcrs e cinsinpsh; s., I.o9is,, and Ghicaso'
BxGTIM0RE AND PoToMAC RAiLRSAp.
FOR .Ss ss,,s Sp Ts
i ISSt Haven. E%Isa and @.,t". Al isios N.
For New York and the inst, 10 n M and 80 p. m.
daily, with Palace Cars attached Limited Ex-
cspt sunday. ''''' '"''' 0''' We" t. 1'' ''''' -
& viii 4ss Of
anordnx direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoid.
e tnS double ierriAse and Journey across Now YORK
sunday, With sleeping Cars Kom Washington 70
Boston.
For an s daily de enSep msc f ES
press, 30 a. IN. daily, except sunday
,. m. daily except Sunday.
For Popss Creek Line d'S H. m and 40 p m dAhy'
AI f,sIp s%Ifsy AND rnrprnrcKspuH Rail,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
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D. M On SUNDAY nj SiS a. NJ and i. and / p M
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Trains eayS AIsSIndra ioT Washington shin OF $40
I'm Sunday a, Sic and 10 a m. and TE oc m. "
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and az he deao Ssse orders ea BE-
I'm fs NJ s,ceHins of 6aRqags 10 desnatoa rom
"''''' ' /. +. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-18

AUCTIONEERs.
Durcanson Bros, Ninth and SITS.
Wash. II. Williams. d. cor. Tenth street.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERY
Soiomons q Chapman, oil Pennsylvania avenue
shillngton, Pa. avenue and FOur-anh-a half street.
W. il. & o. il. Morrison rs Pennsylvania avenue.
Il. NJ. Whitaker, Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth St
BAKERa
Felix Desfosses. 2Ol2 H street,
CLOTHING
T. T. Justh. 6lo street
DENTISTs.
Dr. {. DeMontrevilie. No. l2c2 y, northwest
DRUGGISTS.
CoughlIn's Temple Drug Store, = and Ninth streeia
Entwisle. Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G. Townsend, ill3 Ninth street northwest
Mrs 3: L. Fuller, Art School, 1915 street IL W.
Miss Narrower. 1896 | street
aeorgetown College, asorgstown, D. G.
PARK SEMINARY, 55S Finn street northwest,
SPsnGerlap Bnsiness college seventh anu "reca
School OF Music, I07 Eighth street
M tasaSsS BSara street
FINE ARTS.
Markriter. 626 K street northwest
HOTELS.
St James Hotel. corner sixth and Pennsylvanla ave
M Esss MSass sRS s
Morton House, w and ". street
fremont House.
HATTERS
b. II. stinemetz, icsT Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eiseman Brothers. corner Seventh and Il streets
A. Saks 4 Co, seventh street
b. Robinson Co.. 6s Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders Stayman Penna- ave. and Twelfth street
PHOTO-LlTHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo-lithographer No as Penn
sylvanla avenue.
REAL ESTATE
H. H. Warner, el6 street northwest
JOhn sherman, st. Cloud building.
Fitch a Fox, FTeedmans bank building 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKennsy a Co, 427 Ninth street