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a. ans q S spa q
pS; 8 ~ f%f SE sSI sIiiG
my 4 ct IN the PS S Ss
Sf 2 es' hr ss 81 PfSs e" py s na%rsa
hnysx tsosD, the whole being descrlbed IN iollows
aid square and running thence wyst fory. eigt 81
m.t tour q incies Themes south seventy ~, iest
% inches 10 The line Of Thirteenth street west and
thence north ~ the piece Of beginning Aso ths iot
Oriyeghi isJ eet four ~ inches north street,
Icing 10, numbered seyen ~ IN MD sans,e NUN
msnts siiuste on lie r dcscribcd piece q giound,
ss soys Of the Igs DECD
trust upon ne hist deSaibsd lol OF around dated on
sef 81 g!e% 10 a @ S
,osll taxes and assessments due upon tho who'e OF
Terms p sale. one-th!rd Gosh; balance in SIX,
twelve and eighteen months with Interest 70 oe se-
post 80 req1irsd al time q sale IL ne terms Of
Ss are S sompsd with Il ten eays from r, day q
wi. Il a iiHIiANNsDLER' Trustees.
prrNGANs ti Bhiios., ASctioneers
WAsHfSoToS. ID. G.. Dec. - ls1 deciieo4w
.i9. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
THURSDAY, the 3ist day OF January, A. d. 1875 at
u O'Clock M, In front Of the premises,
Wm. Z GiiANPLER' Trustees.
janieSTuThSds
Ls-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
TONED UNTIL FRIDAY. The 18th day 2f Fcbrnsry
WIN. r.. CHANDLER, Trus, eea
" T. A. ROLLINS
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AUCTIoNEERS.
Duncanson Bros. Ninth and d SITS.
wash. u. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street.
BooksELLEIts AND STATIONERY
solomons 4 Chapman, OIL Pennsylvania avenue
3, y,hinst9n Pa avenue and -Four and d hall street.
" Nm baiian,ypc t,s Seventh street; .v.,,s
T. Nj. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa. ave. and TENN ST.
BAKERS.
Felix Desfosses, 2Oic II street
CLOTHING
Il s. Justh. Gi9 street
DENTISTS.
Dr. G. DeMontrevilIe. No. I229 Pennsylvania avenue
DRUGGISTs.
Goughl!n's Temple Drug store, y and Ninth streets
fshtwlse, Pennsylvana avenue and Twelith street.
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward {. Townsend, T07 NJ street northwest
Mrs y Fuller. Art School, 1878 street IL We
MIS-. Burr, 1873 II street.
NJ sa Narrower, lIN street.
ossyn Males atsSprse9wm sSSnre
Park seminary, 81 FINN street northwest
Eyn Bpsi, m college seventh and Oree'A
school OF Music, .O Eighth street
M%ss% + csu RaG SstS street
FINE ARTS.
Markri,er CO L street northwest
HOTELS.
81 James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
ii9gs House, corner Fifteenth and q streets
L56iti House. Fourteenth and + streets.
Wornley's, n and Fifteenth streets.
fremont House.
MATTERS
Il. II. Stlnemetz l2T Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. IS High street
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Elsemnn Brothers. corner seventh and street,
A. Saks n Co., Seventh street.
H. Robinson 4 Co., t0D Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders & Stayman Penna. ave. and Twelfth street
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Norris Peters, Photo. photographer. No as Penn
sylyanla avenue.
REAL ESTATE
H. u. Warner, ol0 Fstreet northwest
Jphn sherman, St Cloud Building.
Fitch ~ Fox Frecdmans bank building. 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenncy 4 Co, ct Ninth street
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- THE GREAT DOUBLE ira X 6'lS
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE


NoHrn. WEST, NoRTHwEsr ANn smrTHwrsr.
NoNEuEI.H l., 1871
LEAVE wAsHINGTOS.
Zoo n m, Baltimore and way stations.
ESQ., In., Baltimore, Annapolis, md way stations.
Strasburg, Winchester and way stations, via Relay.
$50 II. NJ, Baltimore Express.
$40 q. NJ, Piedmont StrlsbuTG, Winchester, Mayors.
town, FONT OF Rocks and way stations.
$50 a. M, New YORK, PhllaIrlrda, son md Bal.
tlmNre express. PARLOR CARS 10 New York and
Philadelphia m
burg express. Connects for Valley Branch, except
Sunday. Through car for stanton PaTlOr car 10
GTanOu, and SLIEpI N,i JAR to Louisville. ttnCin-
Eati, Columbus. Chicago. Junction. and SuiduskN.
500 - M. baltimore, Annapolis and way htatIOrs
1000 a. nj, Baltimore express
l@l0H. M baltimore EIlIcOtt CITY, Annpaos and
way stations.
'iN p M, Now York and Philadelphia Express.
On sunday to baltimore only, stopping at oil stations.
$50 y. NJ, baltimore aud way stations. Winchester
and way via Relay.
$50 p. m, Baltimore Badensburg and Laurel Ex
press. Frederick via Relay.
si:Lj p M, Pl. Of Rocks Frederick, Winchester and
way stations On sunday TO Pt. OF Rocks and way
stations only
$50 ,. m, RGllo, AnnHpos and way stations,
sd;aJ p. M, Philadelphia, Norfolk and baltimore
express. EllicOit n.y. Passengers for Norfolk taken
In the cars direct y boat at Cnuton NOcOnnccton On
Sunday Tor Norfolk.
$500 M. BALTIMORE and way stations.
,G;5i Z, M, Chlca-o and Columbus express. SLEEP
ING CAR TO Ch'Ua.o.
+7:3O p. m, Baltimore express
@r25 y. NJ. 81. Louis Cincinnati and Plitshurg e&
press SLEEP M CAR TO -, Louis and Plttsburg
No connection for plttsburg on Sunday.
$3.50 y, nl., New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
CIAL SLEEPING CAR 10 Philadelphia,
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
Sunday. myJ.tf
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE. Feb. !, 1873.
Cotton weak ard dull. Mlddllng i0'4c.
Flour dull and unchanged.
wheat-SOutiIern dull and nominal Western excited
and higher. southern red 81 2iGi 30; do. amber. 81 ~
81 IS: Pennsylvania red, q -; No; 2winterred West
ern, spot and February, q 30 bid March, q 32s BID.
Corn-SoutDern firm Western ieverish and higher.
Southern white, 6Gd Use; do yellow, c; Western
mixed SPOT. 5dc: February, opened at Doc advanced
10 jSc, and closed offered ut 5G'sc; March, 5GfpiGc
Oats quiet and stcgdy. southern. a5raIc: Western
white sbGgSSc; do. mixed. 3i@3jc; Pennsylvania S5g
Hc
Rye dull and nominal with no supply.
Hay Ia fair demand and unchanged.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. ButtCr-ChOlcc
Grm and IN demand; roll, lSta zoe; packed glis1c.
Petroleum quiet and nominal. Refined, 12llc.
Coffee more steady, Rio cRrEOeS, H'sdI7a.C.
sugar in good demand and ilTm ut aCgg'tc
Whisky quiet and nominally unchanged at 81 Osl a
lW.
Eeceirts-Flour, 1000 bbs wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
ESQ bni oats, 30 Du.
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viii widow send the article to which sho
refers! The manuscript received will be used
IN due season.
Mrs Lmdcrman, wife of the Director of the
Mint, will receive on Monday, February IL,
and February p.
Mrs Tumcy, wife of Congressman Tuncy,
with her guest, Mrs. Carpenter, h,,s gone 10
Chester, Pa, to spend fortnight.
Qditc Il mUmhcr Of young !ali"s have hccn
invited by Mrs. lIuyc, to assist in the task Of
receiving 1T the Executive Mansion tomorrow
consequently the Young gUlinnts OF The
Club may he expected to attend a. mGs'e.
The reception OF Mrs. Speaker Randall ycs-
tcrduy was attended by an immense thrung Of
ladies and gentlemen, among the latter being
many senators and members OF Congress. Mrs.
Randall WAS assisted by her pretty niece, Miss
Burnett.
On ,G' that the Hon Aut", Townsend, mem.
hcr OF Congress from toyclaui Ohio-u
wealthy, goo,l.luohmg, and influential bach
clOr--iS paying such marked "diSiressr,' tn
the handsome daughter OF q colleague that ii
is not improbable he may yet join the happy
ranks "ut married folks"
The grand "hop" that was contemplated nj
the Metropolitan Hotel next week is po. iponed
on account Of the sudden demise OF Manager
Smith, one OF tho pIupri"lOrs, who VAS tho
! prime mover in the enterprise. The lady
| guest, # the hotel, among whom he was cX-
I trrmrly POPULAR covered his collin yesterday
with floral tributes Of respect.
Mr. Frank Richardson, chief of the Wash.
| ingtun bureau Of the Baltimore sun, has II de-
| lighttu. home on Rhode Island avenue, whore
| he and lis interesting wife nee Howard, Of
| lIarlvrd County, hHrylaud) dispense the most
| genial huspitGlitics, having always with them
u number Of young lady guests from Mary
| Land, my MaIyland.'
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NEw foRK. Feb. ], 1874
Cotton easy; uplnnds, u ilGc; Orleans, ~ 5l6c
Faes, l5s6 bales. Consolidated net receipts, ll3sb
ExpOrts-To Great Britain, 5i,tbi TO France, E.esi
10 the ointment, .a.jSI. -
Flour more active and di0c better on the low
grades, with god export inquiry for shipping
extras. No SGhJIo; supGrhDe Western aud
State, o U4 %; common to good extra Western and
State, S9S 2b good TO choice do. q 900 10; common
to choice while wheat western extra, ~ 059675;
fancy do, " o0dS D; common to good extra Ohio, y
al 80; common TO choice extra ~. Louis, 100 Is;
patent Minnesota, extra good TO prime, s1dS: choice
10 double extra, tst1s 81; closing firm. Southern
-four steady common 10 fair extra 90 500 10 good TO
choice DO O. 4s Rye Ilour steady q 3 for super
fine state. Corn meal firm; yellow Western, Jersey
and Pennsylvania, e 5on2 %; Brandywine " 05l3 10
Wheat feverlsh, unsettled and IcD2c better closing
strong and with an upward tendency at 81 2d % for
ungraded spring, 81 5GG 2Is for No Milwaukee and
Northwest. 81 u Tor NO. spring, VI f2Gl u Tor white
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Tie Republican office, care Editor Of he Ccriiers
sThe Two Villages. ..
Over the river, on the hill.
Iieth village white and still.
Al around Il the forest trees
SILVER and whisper IN the breeze.
Over II sailing shadows go
M soaring hawk and sailing crow
Aud mountain glasses, low and sweo,
Grow Ia the middle OF every street.
Over the river, under the hill,
Another village llCth still.
There Is seen Ia the cooling night
Twiuklng stars Of household Hight;
Fires that CLEAN from the smiihy's door
Mists that curl on the rivers shore,
And in tho rad no CRUISES grow
For the wheels that hasten 10 and fro.
In that village on the hill
Never Is sound OF smithy or mill.
The houses are matched with gass and Ao7eks
Never clock to tell the hour;
The marble door are always shut,
You may not enter ~ hill or hut.
All the village lie asleep,
Never a grain 10 sow or reap:
Never IN dreams 20 moan or sigh
Silent and idle and low they lie.
In that village under the hin,
When the night l. starry and still,
Many weary soul In prayer
Looks To the other Village there:
And. weeping and signing. longs To 20
Up to that home from THIS below
Longs to sleep by that forest wild.
Whittier have vanished wife and child;
And hearuth. prnyCth the answer fall,
pGtiCnce-thUt village shall hold you all.
fThis poem, which appeared in the Corner some
'onths ago, II repuGlishCd by request Of many
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

UNIVERSAL II. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TTCKETSt TO or from nil points bonght
exchanged or sold at reduction OF ONE DOLLAR
upon any other Office deUct In this city. -.
Apply TO NJ ID. WHITESiDE,
inhiIIys So1 Pennsylvania avenue, Shoe store.
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The Jo,lo'ring is published for The benefit Of Tdr-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, aud the public gener-
dHy-it includes all trades and professions and
cannot fail to prorc Of interest 10 all uho intend
hcnsdcting business IN Washington.
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DRoPosAIs TOR CAR.FAsTENINGs AND
LEAD SEALS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January q, 1873
Sealed proposals are invited untl II o'clock IN.
MONDAY, the 18th day of February, 1878, tor fur.
nishing the Treasury Department for one year with
suitable nstenings Tor ears, Transporting dutiable
goods In bond, and also for lead seas for
curing packages OF dntlnble merchandise In bond,
Proposals will he addressed to the Secretary OF the
Treasury and mar ell Proposta for Car taste nings,'
or Proposals for Lead Seals" as the case may be.
separate proposals must be presented for each of
ciassea OF the articles named
samples OF the articles offered must accompany
ench proposal and be referred TO therein
The Department reserves the right to reject my or
oil bids offered. - -.--.
(Signsd) JOHN SHERMAN,
tax IIyy fecretnry
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WOOD AND COAL,

WOOD AND COAL.
Having opened a BRANCH YARD, No, l6ad NJ
street northwest, nm now prepared TO furnish my
Gust omeTs in that part of the city and the public gen
orally with the best qualities of WOOD AND GOA l.
nj the lowest cash prices. e.. ,-
Offices and Yards: Corners Twenty-iirst and |,
Twelfth and T. and l6aJ street Wharf and Depot
foot Of q street, Washington, ID. G. lan3O2w
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con- " ERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GroRGETowS. Feb. 7. 1878.
whent-The receipts OF wheat continue light, with
tales of good to prime Fultz at q 2s6i 81 The ten
dency OF the market II rather upward.
Curn-The market for corn continues unchanged,
and we quote. honlnally, yellow, 6J5ic and white,
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Etate bonds dull. Stocks hrmcr.
Rub-Treasurv balances Gold. sio52l7pi curren.
cy.sssisiiT Tho sub.Trensurer paid OFT on sccount
receipts, $4,000.
II. D. Cooke, IT, & Co., No. it2s street northwest,
furnish the following prices Of state bonds Govern
ment bonds gold aud active stocks. as eiegraphed 70
thtm n ON the New York stock Exchange;
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hoping that it may prove more truly usetu
than the pound Of cure Indeed, this is
matter of 50 grave Importance that tho press,
that lever of the world, should take hold Of ID
in earnest. The editors Of our daily aud SUM
day journals should at once advocate some
remedial COURSE to be pursued; ministers II
tho gospel should preach about il; aid
societies should assist, aud lovers OF humanity
generally should cudraNor TO get ut the root
OF the evil aud apply the proper lotion.
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DIRECTORY.

The Principal Business Houses Of wash
ington.
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PROPOSALS..
iSi;0P0sALs FOR e 4 i MATERIAL. -


OFFICE OF THE PrBIc PRINTER,
wAsHlSUToS, January %. 1873
Proposals will he received by the Publc Printer, un
I'll the 18th day OF February, 1878 at 10 O'Clock n
for material" Tor the Of the Government Print
ing ONCE from this time TO the Jth of June. 1875.
Schedules OF materials desired aud such Instructions
relating to quantlties terms OF Kidding &C., be
deemed eSpedent, will be furnished application to
this Office. Address
janD0-tf Washington, ID. G.
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rINRUsTEES' SALE OF THE VALUABLE
GEA E 81 T1 ,3 2N TE s sHp Hs
WASHINGTON, y: G, UPON WHICH TIE
"SATlONAL REFUBLlCAN" BUILDING

TRUsTEEs, SALE OF THE so NATHALIE a RIE
E sSTI6SnI kE Il 81 G % bTiLpINa
By virtue Of deed Of trp., bearing date on the pth
Ssy g ~. 80 ard t ISs"rdsd ed H., b
tric OF Columbia, and nt the request Of the party
sns 81 s Sn III Il 'Gf S Sy
January, A. D. is7s az O'Clock p ~, Al that lot Of
a. H ihs sy an. I'd n sns al
q lot nnnlbered twelve G2l and The n9rihsrn twenty
eight s iec tour % inches Of io numbered thirteen
~ " square numbered Two hundTed ana nity-ssus
ior the same III the northeastern olrnr OF said square
and running thence west fortyeghl 90 ieeL four ~
themes east fory eight Is set Tour % inches 10 the
tine Of Thirteenth street west and thence north to
siSiiiig Of the Natlonil Republican building.
Terms OF sale Ten thousand dollars cash: ne oal-
In equal nstaments In ., Is and - mouths, re-
spectiveiy, with interest at the rate OF six per cent
per Rnnu secured by adeed trust on the property
vcyancins at e5st or purchaser II he terms Of sale
ere not complied with IN seven days after me ale me
defaultins purchaser;
Y Y% 4 f Eo GlEASPIEh' Trustees.
novcieodiw it.I street H. W.
sETHE ABovEsAL is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. January 10, 1875 in front OF the prem
T w i 66 SIMPLER Trustees
DUSCASSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
or. THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until TliuhsDAl the sist day Of January a.
E Y. I. i Eo GiLh sPLE0' trustees
jania,sruTheds
tx AhoTR SAE hs IS s hThyE rs
TG 4: Ii K5 lLnIfANNspl'EH' Trustees.
Febi.F, w sd. :,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market
NEW YoaK. Feb. 7. 1871
Money easy at s. Exchange quiet; long 4siai;
short 49,. Gold steady at To- Rates for carrying
Q to q Government bonds steady ut the following
utotafioua.
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EDUCATIONAL.

" ASIIINGTON SCHOOL OF DESIGN,
W $40 T. street, opposite the Patent Office.
Design and DRAWING In all its branches, Geometry
Mathematics, aud Civil Engineering. Ja3iy
SPENCER1AN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER
- seventh and l. streets-Opcn day and evening.
Beautiful halls Sons and daughters practically edn.
Cied Thorough. condensed Instruction, and training
In rapid calculations English Language Ieier-yrlt-
ing, Business PCnmnnsliip, Buslntss Forms, Book
keeping &c. Day tuition, SO Per quarter or 81 per
month, payable On entering. 4 students quarter or
month begins IL the time Of entering. Evening tuition
~ per month Circular, giving particulars sent on
application. Artistic pen.work Of every description
de.5 Il IT, &. SPENCER. Principal.
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af- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
pOnel until THURSDAY, the 3st day Of january, A.
ID. 1878 In front Of the premises ut o'clock y. IN
wM. T. CHA DLEE,l ,'rus,aes
E A. ROLLINS, iiu''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-14
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LOT, WITH FRAMED DWELLING THERE
ON. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN BETW ZEN
MADISON AND MONROE S'rREETS.-By virtue
Of deed OF trust from Rose f. BUsl TO me. bearing
date on the 9Th day OF January, 1877. recorded In
the clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Court. In
ID. 3. 100 G.. page 431, to secure certain negota-
BILE note described In said decd. default having been
made III the payment OF said note, and being di.
rected so TO do by The holder Of said note, shall
proceed to sell nj pnblic auction, on the premises,
ON MONDAY the 18th day OF November. 1878, at
O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY. described in said
deed fronting As feet on the north side OF Main be-
tween Madison and Monroe streets, and running
haeS between parallel lines 1913 feet to alley 80
feet W. de. on which there Is a comfortable FRAME
DWELLING with seven rooms, with front and
TEnIs: Sufficient in cash to nay all expenses OF
executing the trust and 70 pay or note secured In
said decd for S1,A00, with accrued interest: for
balance on such terms as may be made known at the
time OF sale. N, III. LEE,
nos Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-14
By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctiopeer,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF " VALUABLE
Il CORNER PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF 1
BRICK RESIDENCE SOUTHEAST CQkM SEl.
HILL, uPP0sITE UNION-sTATIoN. METHO.
DIST CHURCH.-By virtue Of deed of trust from
vii lam Taylor trustee FOR Mary j. Stutz ct 10
the unders gned trustee, dated january %, 1878,
aud recorded In Richmond Chancery Court on Jan
uary rs, 1873, and default having been made IN Inc
payment of the note therein secred, and being re;
quired so do by the beneficiary, the undsrsigned
trustee Will sell on the premises on FRIDAY, NO
venber Is, 1873, ut 4:3O p. NJ, the following
REAL ESTATE described In said deed rs follows
'sAl that certain land, and buildings thereon. lying
and beng in the city Of Richmond ut the intersec-
ton of the eastern side Of street With
the southern line of street. fronting thrty-ihree
feet On said eastern side of Twenty-fourth street
and running hack between para lellues one hundred
and twenty d feet 10 an alley In common fourteen
wide.n The dwelling Is brick, ABOUT nine rooms
granite ss to windows: kitchen, stable, &C., &c.
TERMS: By consent of all parties interested, one.
fourth cash; balance six, twelve, and eighteen
months. interest added, secured by trnst-deed
.... L. F.. BROWN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Aurtioneer. no II
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hlcuMOSp AND rETEES"ENGi


RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, November ~,
~ 1878, trains on this read VIII run ~ ''''''''
LEAVE RICHMOND soUru.
1l.55 A, ~, THROUGH NAIL daily: c"uit>.
AAo' 80 FOR Cn,reston. Augusta, to1IE;"'''
vannah, Raleigh. Atiania, US A.
Montgomery, Mubic, NJ" n....,,'
ana ali roin,s south aud Son'h"'-''
STops NJ Manchester only. ...,.,
7.l5A. ~, ACCOMMODATioN d@sF ,'N, ;:
cav sunday. makes close coE~" ~ 4,
Petersburg with the AtLt"lT' Va"
s,ss!pui and Ohio raiir'sd i|F y;
bcry, Farmvilic, aud other Ivt"' ..
lions on that road, uaAlns -
tine ~ Nv ANY other !iic. @'f''
ali regular stations. ,,,. l.,y
a.sop.M. ACCOMMoDATIoN TENN -, ~
1'-o iexcept Sunday. Passenger, 100. "r
ms train win make close c0"a'S'''1
a. Petersburg fer NortJtf. ,,,,s,.,,r:
,oospu THROUGH MAIL DAILY. COM, 80
Ao''' FOR Weldon. WIunnZinh' th. air'' a
Charleston, and SaSaunah. l "I,' e
siernin--cur for Wilmihst"F 49,"
South Stops only at Mahr''s''S''
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH ...,.ny
s:s5 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL. daily ally, Ink .InTx 81
WV rtrh Richluond, Fre'sr'tsh9 EoTih,
potomac r,road for AL pom, cS,,,c.
East. and West stops al h'N'
o.,, n an, nnrarG1sMI ;,S5p TRAIN d. ~.
iexcept sunCayl. SOP" -
,.ot p NJ u AVcncc;oMMoDArIoN TRIM an ', a.
''oo except sunday. stops a. 49,
lions. ~ -, i,,,v eouEetL1s
sac r "' via RIcnrnond. frederichstS,s.IIss rs!
po,omac railroad Tor all po 20. ,,,uaSt-
and Nest. Also, making Ssr'e eH ,SD ,tG:o
ton with the ChesslriSSs ~. 1,ar AZ
rrs,irosd Tor the Virginia srrrsn%tss i'm
Ill nnints North and West. ~
Sons sd p al MANCHESTER and nhrS.y q fro.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg "N'
the 1gpnRssit9tSSS Train leaves Richm"Id f!ysEY
EACSnS;'o.n s s. NJ. aud AGO l. ~, .nirut
SUNDAY. -
moo
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1t is announced that Miss "Puggie''
Preston, daughter Of General William
Preston, OF Lexington, KY, is to be mar
ried in December to Mr.. George N. DaVie,
Louisville .lawyer.-Erchange. How good
of George to spell bis name "Davie" just
to please Puggle.-Butlet'n.
Mrs. :swisshelm cheered herself hoarse
over the election news last Tuesday night,
even going so Tar as to throw her bonnet on
the Hoor and dance on it. Then she stopped.
very nluch flushed and anxious, and in
ouired with great solcitude: g By the way ,
which whipped?"-Bufalo Express.
What is to become of the Palazzo Vecchio
Of Flerence:?-.Neao Yorlc Null. We don't
know, and furthermore we don't care. Let
us come nearer home and discuss the more
timely question What is to become OF Gen
eraI Butler, OF Massachusetts, ?-No1Tisto11n
Herald.
The press in Turkey is free. Now and
then reporter gets the baStinado, OF an ed
itor is tied up in q cofee-saek and dropped
into the Besphorus; but that is merely to
keep the good old times from :being entirely
forgotten. These sudden reforms hurt q
opie.-Nep Orleans Picayas2e.
Mr.. Ho, OF the Chimes Legation in Eng
titHu, 10 u UhslatiuS5 lis la
tive tongue. What Ho, there's Kearney,
Mr.. kearney:! Are we going to let these
hathin stale OLE swatest har6s?-BoSton
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care you:a 'baker?" queried a.waggish
citizen OF g tramp who had aceeSted him
for small change. ''No." remasked the
fellow. "Dh," the citizen, !" Ithought
you was; you look like q man who ls-needs
bread. p eeearhtE ,Zi.
There is no material difference between
trapeze performers, Haaor-dealers, and flaw
yers, as they must .be.admitted to the bar in
order to practiee,thelr professions. DaaseL-
SonUiNe Sentinel.
Z It is strange that at tthe frst-class board
ing-houses in Philadelpiia, where the het
ought to be, tender, you get your Ph9a.
lg,tltesin every ipg.-Cinctnnatt Coss-i
aserciat. |
,eFor this home-mission work." says the
christian Standard, * we want the best OF
women" Good brother ,StGsdard, you are
tooaSte; we married her nine years ago.
R&saeeye.
Butter made six speeches ibetween 2:3o
arad Id P. Al. on Monday. He makes sick
spaachss now all the tinae.-Fiee Press.