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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-09
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Jan. 3, 1878
To the Editor of the Sentinel:

To the Editor of the Sentinel:
SIR-The people generally approve the
course of the Sentinel upOn buSiness
and financial questions. They are OPP
to crush the west and build up the for
tunes of the boEdholders and eastern capital
lists. The Infamous policy advocated by the
The people will stand by the Sentinel.
FLOYD.
We are entirely convinced that the people
are with US and we shall continue to advo-
cate the right. AS for the Journal, every
body understands its policy. 1t has simply
sold out.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-09

LAFAYETTE, Jan. 3, 1877.
To the EDITOR OF the Sentinel:
SRA large number of republicans. as well
as democrats, relish your spirited exposure OF
the tTeachery of the Journal to the Interests
OF the people of Indiana. They realize that
the Journal has sold out TO the enemies OF the
people of Indiana and the west and IS doing
what il can To help the bondholders regard
less of the welfare of the people of Indiana
You can not apply the lash too severely.
OLD LINER.
We are pleased with the Endorsements that
are coming to us from all portions of the
state. We shall compel the Journal to squeal
in due time. 1t is even now getting ready.
The Sentinel is absolutely right in the two
great measures of relief now before the
country, and those who can not advocate the
repeal of the resumption law and the free
coinage of silver with unlimited legal ten
der had better dig their political graves
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-09

on financial matters, and to have sold out TO
the bondholders and money sharks We
shall continue to expose its treachery to the
interests of the people.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-09
fI-NNf4NNf1sI Jdu y
To the Editor of the Sentinel:

To the Editor of the Sentinel:
SIR-Your ca LEGATIONS of the Journal are en-
Joyed by men OF all parties. You nave correctly
named the Journal as 'damphool" and ''nin-
cumpoop." WABASH.
We shall not let up on the Journal.
Its feet are too big for Morton's old shoes,
and its head too small by forty inches for
Morton's old hat. and it is almost too small
to be kicked. Still, the Sentinel will exer-
else it as occasion may require.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-01-09
To the Editor of the sentinel: '''' > 100

SIR-Hundreds of republicans in this section
of Indiana applaud your bold and manly advo-
cacy OF the peoples Interests. Every industry,
every farmer. every mechanic and la
boring man 1nCOrSeS your sound
views upon business and financial
questions, and denounce the treason
OF the Journal. It is universally understood
that the Journsl has sold out 10 eastern capt.
tatists, and will do what ii can to embarrass
business throughout the west.
NORTH INDIANA.
We can assure our friends in northern In
diana that the Sentinel will continue to ex-
pose the treachery OF the Journal and stand
by the interests OF the people.
National Republican., 1878-11-13
IinIiimore GenernI Market.

BALTInORE. Nov. ~ ls7G
Cotton dull and unsettled. Middling noninaIly 81
@s.c
Flour dull, with fair home demand. Howard.
street aud Western superAne t5dp37 7j do extra 81 70
o. 25i do. family, " SScgS; CITY Mills superne, " SO
SIS; do extra, si@Di TO- do, Rio brands, u aStS 90
PAtapsco family. t6A
wheat-SOuthern duii and easier; Western lower
and and active. Southern red, Hc 81 OIL do. amber
q o6s i2i No. Pennsylvania red %; No. West
winter red. spot aud November. q oJs; Decenl-
ber, u oik January,siO6
Coru-southern dull and lower; Western quiet and
easier Southern white, new, t3t1I5c; do. yellow an
tF+sci Western mixed. spot USc; November, &c;
Decembcr. tbAcj January, +0Qpi6l.c steamer iic.
Oats quiet and steady. southern, 26Q2pc Western
white asGaci do. uIISed. 26QgEc; Pennsylvania,
276y29C.
Rye quiet and nominal. southern se9Ssc
Hay dull and heavy. Maryland and Pennsylvania
PROVISIONS quiet jobbng trade only Mess Pork ,,s So
Bulk meats Loose shoulders, axe clear rib sides 20
4hTpacked i&@tSc and @tssc. Bacon-ShouldeTs,
4s44t,c, clear.rlb sides. bsM5Ac lIams-Sugar-
cured new, l6gl2c, LRrd-Rehnel tierces, 7AC, Dut.
ier-thoiGe steady and hrmi Western packed and
roll, iGdplsc.
.Petroirnm duiand nominal. Crude. iGcG refined.
t5nes quiet and nomnally steady. Rio eargoes. i2.
Vl6C
sugar In fair demand and steady. A son, eag.c.
Whisky dull At II for Jobblng lots.
freghls l9 Liverpool per steam quiet. Grain, shd.
Rerelpls-tlour, SiO9J 6bs wheat lJS,JOJ 0ui cOfu.
BTop bui oais, 8, 100 but rye $50 bu
khipmenls-WheRt, i56sO bui corn, SO Ou
National Republican., 1878-11-13
Georgetown Commercial News.
uFUNb FTOW y ANU
GRAIN MARk ET.


GRAIN NARxET.
wheat-The market for wheat to-day was compar-
atlveiy quiet and without any material change IN
prices There is however. a marked feeling OF un-
easnes with decided tendency to lower rates on all
descriptions below the grade OF prime and CHOICE.
The offerings OIL Change include e.2o bushels, with
sales at the range Of u o,sgi 6 for prime fultz TO
strictly prime Lancaster.
Corn-There Ia active milling Inquiry for prime
lots OF old yellow while white Is In better supply
with good stock hand TO meet the present wants
OF the local rndc We continue to quote yellow at CSC
anu "'''T !" 'oS CATTLE MARKET
Onerings.91S beef cattle, 67S sheep and lambs and
sass-SlS beef cattle at o. SOGi q per gross cw All
the sheep aud lambs offered we're sold. Old sheep
poSaa Ne, aSa eys wco sc St
each. Market dull
R VIZ 10 bushels of wheat
I.iSI bushels o wheat TO II NJ Talbot
burg. with CEMENT Marcus DAVIS, Long Phiindcl-
phlN. with coal TO Dixon a King; Emma G Homel
dSorss 7 iiSiIsck' M' HUDSON, Win esmsnt Caro-
snSSr q en!IsJy nJ RTo9Srs BGss sGmers
ds"ss' 9 ISad SS% Xi%s4 bIsySSlo%E q ffSiips P.Sy
10 Load Saa tFs toSFhs SHs' m h"F sSSsisy cy q
load coal Damie Brifion, somers, Philadelphia. with
T TieSrad az % sSn"Sn"rs 1 BOIea somers with gei ens
OF coal: Carrie Hart DAVIS, Providence. with TO
tons OF coal. A II Edwards, Rsley, wArehnni. with
s& tons Of coal.
CANAL
Arrived Boats Four sisters. Iowa Dtgemt l.
Slack. h. Donnn TighniAn, Annie, 4 " Riley q
Sons. Morn Willie. = s iIowlson. William Walsh,
John \ rl9!ie, Il herbner. Snyder, Energy. n
let. Five Brothers, @ N Dalton. O Meredith q CO.
Star M !. l. Hughes. Il u Cropley. TonImIe a Mel.
le, q Snllo Dennis Murphy, Willie, ID" Borden
d Lowell &C." aud A u Balm.
Cicared-Julin Borden. Wheeler 4 Barron, s S
How wisun, Nora Il Willie. William Walsh j ii siick.
ney. d Fnpnon; Anne. y Herbner. Mlissnl. p !.
slnck. u smith, Scally, Hattie n Bessie. Ben NIL.
lrr. A u Cain, Molle, y Tilehman, q " Adams, W II
RiIltr, Davis, Swain, Iowa, II Snyder, & Il
uough. } II Platte, Miller, 7 W Riley, n" l. q
Wheeler Five Brothers, E Hughes, Energy, A
berry, Dennis Murphy, Carrie II, e" Star No |,
National Republican., 1878-11-13
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned at the CommissIoners ON.

Cleaned at the Commissioners once.
James Gibson has been appointed an additional
private on the police force for six months.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following per.
mits for repairs: John Fuss, show window, $50 /;
A. Behrend repair area, $50 X. D. DIETRICH, two
story brick back building. 500; william Greason,
front porch, SIS.
The following order has been passed: That all
requisitions In favor OF the Commissioners of the
District or Columbia aud oil warrants and transfer
checks OH the Treasury Of the United States shall
bo signed by the president or the president pro
tcmpore Of the Board Of Commission Of said Dis.
trict.
The Commissioners have transmitted to Hon. r.
NJ. Reynolds. First Auditor OF the Treasury, the &c
counts current Of tho District, with abstract, and
vouchers pertaining thereto, for tho months OF
July, August, and September, 1878, showing an ap.
plication Of the tn xes and other revenues OF the
District to the current expenses OF the various
offices and departments, amounting to 353l 81.
National Republican., 1878-11-13
CONF NJ ICltCIAL.
Washington River Front.


ARRIvED.
Great Falls leo Company's whnrf-Schooner Mabel
Thomas, Mckenzie, Kennebec River, with $50 tons OF
Ice 10 the Great Falls Ice Company.
Riley's wharves-SohoonPr salisbury, Goslin. Sails
bury, with lumber to II Jackson a Co; sioops John
T Miles, Jakes; Maggie Elizabeth. Adams; Emma
Alberton. MCGrcegini Croniant, Lewis; b 7 Marsl
Marsh: Rclndeer, Green; Pert, Davis; John W Gray,
Bundy; Fannie southard, Nelson; Discovery. Betz-
ell: Shining Light Thomas, all from Chesapeake Bay
with oysters TO market.
Jobnsons wharf Schooner Virginia Dare, Delaney
HavTe de Groce, with coal to Johlson Brothersi Ga
Iinda siore, Hayre de Grace with coal to snme; Ida
Jackson Birch, Hollingwood with wood to same
Carters warf-Srhooner Lille, Mills, Havrs de
0rRce, with cUal to W II NARROW.
Clark a Given's whnrf-SchC oners Robert FRANKLIN
wheaey, IInvrc de Grace. with coal TO Clark Uiven
CIV May, Davis, Philadelphia, wirh coal to same.
cLEARER
Rileys whsrves-slotp Martha Washington, NIL
stead. down the rivor light.
National Republican., 1878-11-13
THE COURTS,
Supreme Court Of tho United States.

Supreme Court Of the United States.
TUESDAY. Nov. 49, 1873
On motion Of Mr.. Wheeler II. Peokham, George
8. Lacey, esq OF Now Orleans, La. was admitted to
practice,
No. 65. The Missouri Kansas, and Texas Railway
Company, plaintiff In error, vs.. The Kansas Pacific
Railway Company. Argument continued by Mr..
J. T.. Usher for defendant In error and concluded
BY Mr.. Wheeler II, Peckham for plaintiff in error.
No. GO. II, J. Anthony OF al. commissioner, plain.
tf In ersor, ys, The Bank OF Commerce, Rich.
moud, Va Argued by Dir, W, ". BOyCe for plain.
tlAs IN error and BY Mr., W, L, Earle and James
LOwndes for the defendant In error,
No 67S. The Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, palnun In error, Vs. James l.. Gaines
comptroller, Sc, Argument commenced by Mr..
W \, G, Humes for the plaintiff In error and con.
tnued by Mr. J. B. Heiskill for the defendant in
error.
Adjourned until To- O-morrow al Lwelye . D-.lyck
National Republican., 1878-11-13
GEORG ETOTN NEVIS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

At halEpast one O'Clock yesterday morning an
alarm of fire turned In from box T2, caused By
the discovery Of fire In the frame carpenter shopon
Market. near Prospect street. owned and occupied
by Burgess X, Gladmon. Loss oil shop, material
and tools Is about $500. No insurance.
Thursday last Miss Ann Shanks aged about
home TO make a visit TO her sister, residing at the
-Four Locks" about ll0 miles above Georgetown.
After making her visit she started TO return home,
path she missed her footing, fell into the canal,
and was drowned The young lady was missed
from her hosle aud diligcnt search was made for
her but without avail. until yesterday morning,
when Captain Lindsey, of one of tho canal boats.
while passing. raised the body with his tow line
National Republican., 1878-11-13
Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great double-,rark
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH SoRruwFEs1fr, NEST AND SOUTH.
suSp. To, TAKE LiFEGS
Travellers Guide.

WEST
sUSDAToJJJAAkkss sUSDATToJ JAZZ "A, asTEfftt lfts AM
A n. ,xr,, Lsays ws.h,ng,opi
Ton EXPREss EiiIcot CIV, On sundays 70 RAJ.
tnore only. stops at shipiey'., Laurel, Annapolis
J9ahsstlgn, ,Jes.np'' Hanover and Elk Ridge.
SStrnbprE. Winchester, Hasers,own. and Way via
Tp-tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPIRES
Gn-Polnt OF Rocks, Cranberry, strasburg, Win
chester: Hager,town. and Way stations -.
G0Rk fafdi Car s NV
York and Philadeiphla stops at Annapolis juno
nasatsT; LOUIS. CHICAGO COLUMBUS AND
PITISBOhG EXPIRES. HAgerstown and Valley
BInneh except Sunday. Through car 70 staunton.
dusnx aa,s ss ~ Sinsnnai daily. Grafton to San
soon Sunday only-Baltimore Annapolis and
i6to--BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. s,ops at Bladeus-
buIg, Beltsvlie Laurel. Annapolis Junction, Jes,ups
isIo.Batlmers Annapols, EiIcott Cty and way.
igItNEM M, ~, YORK, PiIILADELPHiA AND Bos
TON ExpRHsS !, ~ on SUNDAYS 70 Baltimore only
LkUREL ExPREsa FPedericf Va Relay. stops
tis"fPoint oi ROCKS, Frederick, Haxers,own. Win
chester. and Way stations On Sundays TO Point Of
r;ES,a.tPHIIxD xDELPiii q, NoRf0Lks sAND BAL,
o.nion. sssps s. at Biad.nssars y g and Lsarei % ="
SS-thsI,,,ho,s and Ns Way A sis,Sns rxpprss
sB-tbAI! rIM0RE ExPREss.
AsS efsURa 2Sis 9iSfiHssrt SPR fsSsrs .ncep
'eSstYE% York, PHILADELPnIA AND
York and special sleeping car to Philadelphia
tDaiiv other trains daily except Sunday.
National Republican., 1878-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
All About the Pulse.


Every intelligent person should know how
to ascertain the state Of the pulse In health |;
then by comparing It with what II was when
he was ailing hc may have some idea of the
case. Parents should know the healthy pulss
ofesoh child, .s now and then person Is born
with remarkably slow or fast pulse, aud the
very case in hand may be of that popularity.
An infants pulse Is 40; q child Of seven
years, about 80; and from twenty to sixty
years, IL Is 20 beats minute, declining TO 90
at four score. A healthful grown PERSONS
pulse beats 20 times minute. There may be
good health down to 90; but II the pulse
always exceeds 20 there Is a disease. The
machine Is working itself out there Is fever
and Inflammation somewhere, and the body 10
feeding upon itself-as In consumption, who.
the pulse Is quick-that Is, over 70, gradually
with decreased chances Of cure,
until II reaches 110 10 100, when doath comes
before many days.
National Republican., 1878-11-13
FOR MAILLoCKs.
Posr.orFICr DErARruESr.

PosT.OFFICF DErARTAEsr.
wAsHISGTuS. D. g., August IS, 1873.
eparate sealed proposals will De received At this
Department untn u o'clock noon on the nth day OF
March, 1917. for furnishing fIur new and different
kinds Of Locks and Keys for the sole and exclusive
use OF the United states mails Including besides those
to lie used for mail bags such 10 be used for the
street 'etter.boNes of the United States.
As the public kposuro and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model of lock and key would tend to mpa " not
entirely destroy, the further utility OF all such locks
aud keys for ihe purposes OF the malls the POsInAster
General pTescribes no models OF samples for bidders
but relies for u selection the me 'haniCa Ingenuity
aud skill which fair compe,iton among inventors,
them
Specifications Of requirements as TO proposals sam
pies kinds Rnd quantities OF lOcks and keys cuntTats
&c, will be- furnished on application by letter to tile
Second Assistant Postmaster. General
No opropOsAl will be considered which Is not sub.
mitted In accordance with such specifications nnd
forms OF proposal
The contracts which may be made are 10 be In con-
fVrmIly with the specifications and accepted Lr9goHals
II NJ, KEY,
Postmaster q General.
National Republican., 1878-11-13
AUCTION SdleS--T0-Ddy.
II II. WARNER, Auctionecr.

X IL. WARNEk, Aucuonecr.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A Two-sToRy FRAME
DWELLING ON SIXTH STREET BETWEEN
MAINE AVENUE AND MAINLAND AVE
by virtue Of deed of trust, dated June g. 1876 and
duly rec rded ~ lbcr No SO. folio 2O. sep, OF the
land records ofihe District oi Columbia and by the
written request ofthe party scared thereby we Will
sell, al public auction, on the premises, on wEDNES
DAY, November 49, is7 ut so o'clock D. tn., nil that
parcel Of land situate and being In the city OF wash
IL gton District of Columbia, known and described US
part OF lot numbered fourtcen (ll, In reservation
3D. beginning for the sare Mt a bolnt on the enst
linfs Sixty street west % feet inches south Of the
northwest corner OF said lot ~ and running theme
due east q feet thence enthusiastically parallel with
Maine avenue ~ feet; thence northwestwardly a.
right angles with sad ayene II feet; thence south
westwardly parallel with said avenue ~ feet and
Inches; thence due west 3, ieet to Sixth street west
and thence south with the east line OF said street
the place Of beginning, with the improvements.
Terms-One fourth cash; balance In 0, 4, and IA
months with interest at per cent. secured by deed
OF trust on tile property sold deposit of tIO required
at time Of salei couveyancing at expense OF pur-
CHASER terms Of sale to be complied with In seven
days after sale. JOHN Joy EDISON,
CHAS K FRASER,
J. 7. CoLDwELL, Salesman. oc2atsnoaS,o,ij
National Republican., 1878-11-13
District Collrts.

CIRCUIT coVRT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Morgan W. Childs eL al, verdict for defendant
Campbell et alwL Carpenter plaintiffs death sug.
gested; administrator made party and judgment
by de!Rnlt Young vs.. District OF Columbia an
action for damages (s2O0oO) for Injuries resolved by
National Republican., 1878-11-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
NEW YoRK, Nov. II, 1873
The exports OF domestic products for the week
amounted 10 ts,aoi,sod
Money was easy at 3fL
Foreign exchange was q''iet. The nominal rates
nre isugCdisog,
Gold was steady a. ioo. all the sales being at this
figure.
Governments were strong at the close.
State tonds were generally quiet Louisiana conso,s
strong at 97sN and District Of Columbia seSs atTS
The stock market exhibited much animation and
buoyancy. especially during the afternoon, when the
dealings were large and attended with much excite
ment Al the opening . fractional decline In prices
took place, which was, however, soon recovered and
the entire list became strong on vigorous buying
movement, under which an advance OF tsts2h per
cent. was established The coal stocks were
Influenced by reports thai the oomolnaton wou.o q
vanced on the denial OF the rmors current yesterday
concerning railroad troubles. The Northwestern
shares Improved In consequences OF the continued IN
crease IN the trac OF the ROAD over last year. kock
long time past, The statement issued Yesterday.
The closing prices were up TO about the best Of ths
c DAY. Tns s Ssnsscs9cs Es sTssss rated Ss sSosr %
were Wabash, $500 were Northwestern, 5000 were
% preferred, 400 were Rock Island, ssoQ were ~
Paul. $50 were do. preferred, 300 were New Jer.ey
Cent raj, 400 Morris and Essex, 2oo were Union
Pacific. 1000 were Hannibal end b. Jeseph. f0o wess
do. prefrrred nyuoo Western Union, and fopo
were Chicago. Burlington, and Quincy.
The following were the eiosinG pricesi
National Republican., 1878-11-13
DROPOSAIS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
j IRON WORK FOR THE BUILDING FOR
THE UNITED STATES BrkEAu OF ESGRAN-
or,IcE OF ruE sgrEnvrsrx" AncmIrrcr.

OTfICE Of THE SurERNisINH ARCHITECT,
TREAsvHN DEpAHIMfNr,
WASHISGTUN, u e., Nov. :, lSIA
Sealed proposals VIII he received ut thls Once until
T. M. the ath day Of November lsis, fur furnish
ing, delivering fitting and putting ~ place complete
the Wrought and Cast-liOn WORK, r"iuprislng cast
iron columns &c. In basement story aud rO'ed.'rOn
beams, &c, In Second tier ry story hpOr OF The
building for the United States iiurran Of EngIRvtng
aud Printing IN Washington u. G. In Ar,pfdahr WIN
drawings, specification, Rnd schedule, Crp"S % whir,
aud any additional uiurnnt on, may be- had upnll.
cation at this ONCE or the Office Of the Supcrnt nd.
ent. JAS. u. lllLlr
Supervising Architect
National Republican., 1878-11-13
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.

--sS~
TINTED STATES MARsllALs SALE OF A
~ @ LANCE AND .I,., CoMpLETE M STOCK OF FANCY
AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. No
TONS. FANCY soAPS AND PERFUMEkY.
RIBBONS, BUTTONS, THREAD, PAPER, EN-.
VELOPES, &C. AC, 40.
By virtue OF hye wrs OF i Lneias issued out of the
Clerks Onice Of tho supreme Court Of the DiSric
Columbia. ant to directed, will sell public sale
Tor cIsh. nj No rai Seventh street hwe,t. nnner
Odd Fellows Hall Wa. hlngton, DC, on TIIURs DAYs
The ftst DAY OF Novsnb Y, lss, at ten O'Clock a M
hl the rgnt, title, claim AMI interest OF tho deiend
ant IN and to the following described property 10 Wit
the stock OF fany goods Coniained the store No.
iei Seventh street northwest ssitei and levie upon
as the goods aud chnttels Of the defen ant, Henry
Adler. 10 satisfy executions No. o0 law, In favor Of
isanc urecnbaum sons No. s,o law. In hvor OF
Philip wailach; No 2o08j, law In hlvor OF Lans-
burgh a bro. use OF Philip wallach. and No. goIOSi
In favor Of Henry Franc.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
- U. &. Marshal, d q.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer. noI3
National Republican., 1878-11-13

1910 GREAT IATS
ra r,. ,EESNsyLyANrA s9uLE, r,,u,rsr
srLrSbiS sGhSh$ asJtTF EarIr
rpHSSs II EFErs sS s. p.ss cor.
For Pr,ssmrs and p ths Wss Il iafo NJ daily with
Parlor Car to pllisburg and sleeping car, from
G SGrIaSnE n Sf NS F1T GS5 K hissS
with Palace Cars to Canandagua For Williams
port. Lock Haven and Watkins, at 1910 a. M.
For New York aud the East iso nnd lois p m. daily,
Pullman Psfior Cars. 30 a n. daily. SScept
For Br,ofiyn, New York, all through trains connec,
afOrdng direct transfer to Fulton street, AVOID
lug double ferrlnge and Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia, I:so S:sO and iO;is p daily. Lin.
ro, hsa ai,ip mSprcsS G "a e. M Gsy esSsp ~ SUNDAY .v
except sunday 1910 a. M, i!So Sso, 7;iO and iOlS
For Pcpe's frek Line. ! a. m and 10 p. m. daily
For % %HRaP0I's, Psy M and 40 p m. daily. cxccp,
HSS %%sfNd RA!
5, COS. :. and lin r. m. On sunday, A. M, 49,
For iiichond and the South. 60 a. m. and S,O p. m
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. ei, 7n, s..
o. 10. II M. and ), 10, 8, 6'la q al d " y. NJ
| On sunday at \ and 10 n. M and Gi5p, m.
comm odatons can be proeursd at The ciHcs--nor,h.
east corner OF Thirteenth street AMI fehnsylvnnln
ysnls avenue, and Al Tie depot where onI"rs eau he
iel! for the checking OF baggage to destinations from
1. p. FARMER, General p. s.engor Agent
FRANK TIOMPsON. GeneTal MAnAger.
National Republican., 1878-11-13
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
G> BuHE'r of E9yIrNENTAND REChuITiSG.

M
IN BuHE.U Oh EquIruEST ASB RFCRuITISG,
WAsHISuTuS, October =, ls1a
Manufacturer and dealer, In crockery, glass and
plated ware are invited TO deliver at the Washington
Navy Yard. free from any expense to III Govern:
mrnl, specimens OF their goods Tor examination and
Inspection. together with a statement OF prices with
u View OF establishing u standard Ms TO quality aud
prize for the purchase Of these articles IN tho hturs
The COmmandant Of the said Navy. Yard Will, on
application, furnish the allowances OF these articles
In the navy and any other Information desired in the
premises.
When the standard Of quality and price has been
agreed upon the particular designs win be hSed.
Il. W sHuFELDr
OCaI Chief OF Bureau.
National Republican., 1878-11-13
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, WATCHES PISTOLS
JEWELRl, &c,
Gan be sold for the highest cash prices Gents cloth.
Ing especially desired for which the extreme value
vii be paid by calling addressing HERHOG, SJ5
hlnlh street northwest near Pennsylvania avenue
Orders promptly attended TO. nar25-H
National Republican., 1878-11-13
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

~ Real Estate Auctioneer, st. Cloud Building.
DWELLING ON WEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH
STREET BLTWEEN d AND STREETS
SOUTHWEST,
by Virtue OF deed Of ftr st dated November s. 1875
duly recorded in liber No s0? folio 81 one OF the
land records for the District Uf Columbia, aud nt the
request OF the party secured thereby, will sell ut
public auction. In front OF the premises. OIL WED
SESDAN, November 10 A. ID. ISIS, Mt o'clock u M,
all tnat piece and parcel OF ground lying In the city Of
Washington, District of Columbia known rs lot num-
hered seven "a In Charles IL ChurChs cord Il suit
division OF original lot numbered four ~. In square
numbered three hundred aud twsnty-cight (J.s) To-
gether with the improvements, NC.
Terms; One-thrd In cash and the balance In 0, i?,
and Is months with interest nt per cent per annun,
ti0n Of purcha,er a deposit Of slOJ required ~
the time Ol C. and all cUnYeyancing nt pui chaser
cost, Terms to be complied with In seven days, 9TH
eTw.e the trustees reserve Lhe right To resell the
property Rt the risk aud cost Of the defautng puT-
chaser. amer Ave days advertisement
TIidMAs I2TGfh + iryPE yEPPfEoS' Trustees.
WM, NJ. SMITH, Salesman, noy5eOdSds