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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-08
,EW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
n,, LINE.
BOUND RROOK ROTTF

,. FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave New York for Trenton aud Philadelphia az 630 E.
Trenton. ~ - y ' ~ Nv 4 v N' io'
Leave philadelphia from station North PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road JhiId ana Berksss, at 1900 1870 $50 1880 a ~
Leave Trenton for New York at 20 Except Monday CAS-
$40, 1920 a. IN, 1910 2l5, $40 6:l5 D. m
Pullman Drawing Room Cars are attached 10 the $50 m
$50 p m trains rom New.iCrk to the 1880 1870 N.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave Ney.York aud Philadelphia at
$3.50 $50 ~ D. Leave NewHOT Trenton at $50
o. 900 Leave Trenton at l20 1920 6l0 mi
Tickets for sale foot Lberty-st, NOs $40 aud ga
Broadway the principal hotels all Offices OF The Erie Rail-
way in and Brooklyn and at No Courst, Brook.
lyn. Baggage checked from residence 20 destination.
III. u. BALDWIN Gen Pass. Agent.
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Eau Schools.

VALE Law School. Regular courses, 2 years
Graduate course Or degree OF Dell wears FAN term
opens Sept &c. Address Prof WAYLAND New'HaYen, @
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houscs an0 5drms runnte0.

DEAL ESTATE WANTED. i have free and
IL property and money with which 20 buy equities at
present prices Addr with particulars H. Box 53s6 T. o.
Interviews can be had II desired,
SMALL FARM wanted in exchange for three
- story basement bIicK house. Brooklyn. Z. II. SUMNER
No. 2O6 Broadway, Room ..
NNANTED-At LONG BRANCH or FAR
W ROCKAWAY, on or before May la furnished cottage,
with from eight suite of pleasant and
Box 5,47l.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa 10.
and Naugapck Eairoada Fare 81. steamer Bridssns
and Bridgeport at II 0. N. NJ
RALTIfORE AND OHIO RAILROAD-
Leave NcwYork from foot Of Desbosses and Cortisnd,
$40 m for Washington Columbus Chicago and tho w.,
llcnond Charleston and the South Through Pullman e..
LOO NJ; Washington and the West and the sou,h v
1rd1nsye Pullman cars from New ork to baltimore and
washington making close connections for P,tisburg Gnu
Glnnati louisville, and 81 Louis Through Pullman ear
mort 70 Clnennau and 81 Louis and from Washington
800 m daily. for Washington. the and West PM
MAKING eqse connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisvis
Pullman cars from Baltimore Cncpnat and o
Eeets 81 Wsshngon tn trains for Lynchburg Florida New
For through tickets please call at Companys Office ar,
Broadway, NewYOrk and at ticket Offices foot OF Coa1e
ASK FOB TICKETS VA IA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSPY'
Commencing Nov. 80 IS77-Trains leave follows
cnDk Tamaq wEesSs E E2s2n Res Sau:
Ie ls E WIN ID l. ana "; a. K - -,
Manch CnnH IamaGua- Hazleton, Wltesbarre Scranton
IOl6 a. aud 430 m.FOr somervllle and Pennington
vi m-FOr Bennington Esston, Meuoh Chunk TamaQna
WlkcsbaITe scranton, rnnkhannock, Tsmaqua Hazelton
A., p m-f0r High Bridge Branch, Eas'on Beyidere and
9:39 p m daily Easton Allentown, and Harrisburg
For trans TO loo al points see time table at stations
,sUNDAY TRAINs-Leaye at $3.50 a. ~. ~ D. m. for
Bonnd Brook aud intermediate points aud at $50 p for
Easton, Reading, and Harrisburg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
ocean Grove, &C.. at $40. l1:45. a. M. 4, 115 .,
PORT, and at squan to and from POINT PLEASANT.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty-st for Freehold at
$50, ll:45 a. H., 4, 5lj p. ~
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
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Religions Notices.

At Grand Union Ialil6l 7thaye near 3ith s.
J. MCUTCHEoN, OF the Methodist New.York Conference,
will preach tonight Singing BY W. W. Bentley and chorus.
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Gitp propertp 90 Get.

FURNISHED and UNPUBLISHED FLATS
Immediate possession apartments with and without
board In all choice locaons houses not otherwise adyer
tised registered here. A. DALEY. 6o6 6thave.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. April g. 1873.
The following real estate was sold ae Tue
EXCHANGE salearoou to-day, at public auctlon'
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A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, at Roselc, N. j.
"a - minutes from New York II rooms rent $500 yer
desirable location A. y. HOPE. 10 Liberty-st.
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Connlrp propcrln 60 fet

Oonhlfn iJroperln 20 Lei
A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, at Roselle, n. j.;
"a - mnues from New York 4 rooms rent $500 very
desirable location A. D. HOPE ll0 LiDertyst
A t Montclalr. \. TO let, neatly furnished
IA house. beautifully located house contains rooms and
laundry suonay tubs and basins. Address p O. Box 25g9
4 COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for a small
family with Gy ard G@99ny @ snt 9T t1
a sSSa Newark ;1aa DNNi'oN TINS once OF LOU Dy'V'
BUSINESS MANS OPPORTUNITY.-FOrty
~ minutes from IibeTtySt by several express trains
brossscs,stsJ; comfortable sumner or Winter travel
g T COTTAGE w one a o. T Toun& P
desired laid IN lawn garden fruit shade vines
&G mann S scs a SG s Ss G i S SRHHS
400 per annum $50, yearly ticket Apply at the West
Nassaast s. or address owner, p O. Box 49, Eliza
NITY and COUNTRY COMBINED.-Nearest
~ desirable suburban locality on best line Of travel ont Of
lower NewYors only 40 minutes several expires: trains
rooms wide ha and paz1as ga water gat closets hea
agr range tgRi adge aFTSr VIII ie ~ Hga Ws
Elizabeth Passenger Depot nearby Central Railway Of New
HOMES in the COUNTRY.-The Central
NewJcrsey Land improvement Company, have de5r
ST.. Ncw.Yofk.
VRVINGTON-Two roomy cottages for Sum-
mer or year furnished desired rent low. JOHN O.
Common, j.. DTcxel Building
NIONTCLAlR (spccialty) Properties sale low;
w furnished unfinished Howe Parsons Cedar st
I'O RENT, at Tryngton, completely furnished
within and without one of the most desirable places on
the Hudson. The lawns garden, Conservatives &c, viii be
maintained at owners expense. JOHN c. COMMON, jr,
attorney, Drexel Building.
AT LENOX, MASS.-To let cottage;
pleasantly situated among the Berkshire HIS one acre
In good order Oncdatc family or ten persons
ONLY from Office Will rent FOR the summer
season on favorable terms Apply to j. ~ VAN BCshlhh,
" East lOthst.
no LET.-Large house at PaSsaic re-
liable family W good have half
no LET.-A furnished cottage. fronting on
water. the Pequot House New London, Conn.
Ample stable ROOM Apply TO ERNEST @. STEDMAN, 40
Cedarst. New.York City.
ITO RENT-On the Hudson, at Riverdale and
yCinity-ChOlce places, furnished and unfinished. 10
private families for the summer months or GEORGE
H. PETRIE l6i Broadway.
no LET or LEASE-A twO-stOry basement
ticulars apply to T. SMITH Firth National Bank corner
2Jdst aud &aye, or q. EDWARD CARLL. Flushing
ITO LET-At Montclair n. j., partly fur
nshed HOUSE contains eight rooms besides kitchen,
laundry and bathrooms hot and cold water in beu
location unsurpassed The place has about Of ground
Address 'MoNTcLAIRo p o. Box 3, 500, y. Y.
ITO LET-COttagc and grounds, Rye, N. Y.
Three cottages Richmond IIl l. T. brautiful house In
Brooklyn Rent low. JASPER L. CORNING, lGA Broad.
way.
TO LET-In MOntclair, y. j., for one year
orm0rc owner Is IN Europe. HOUSE. thOrOugly fur
nshe and in perfect order AMI waer IL OF land,
with line lawns groves hedges fruit vegetables for Summer
and hens place taken OF a owners expense by
experienced gardener Apply 10 NJ e. WARREN 47O Bdway
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COOK.-Two English Protestant girls, one as
" cook frscass washer and the other as cban
bermaid willing TO work between them pest OF
city references be at 3G6 6thaye near Zods ISL
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I OFTS.-Fine light lofts to rent low; on
~ Beekman, Spruce, Washington Greenwich Chambers
Barclay and Var ss Broadway possession at once
JAMES PRICE 900 Hudson-st.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSP7

For trains TO local points see timetable az stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leaye at $3.50 No., ~ d, M for
Bound Brook and intermediate points aud $50 D. M for
EastOn. Reading, and Harrisburg
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4 MOntclaIr. \. J.-TO let, neatly furnished
~ house, beautifully located house contains and
laundry tuonary tubs and basins Address T. o. Box $3.50
4 COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for a small
family; with city aud country cOuyegcics rent low
good tenant J. H. DENISoN this Office, on $50 Beleyile
NeN,ark. Y.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE amount Of Swiss plating put in the
train Of dress renders long white skirt un-
necessary.
PINS Of frosted silver In the form Of single
rlume are used TO fasten black lace around tho
throat.
How cano you to have such a short nose p
asked city dandy Of a country boy. go that
J would not be poking It into other peoples
business, was the reply.
GREAT big ripe tomato, says the Detroit
Free Press, II well aimed, will do more to make
an orator forget his subject than all the cheers
a mad crowd can utter.
A SNOWY dimpled cloud tossed into all
kinds "f fantastic shapes Is an enchanting
sight II l. delicious; but. at the same time,
II can't hold a candle to plato OF fish balls
PUck.
NtrRhTE Of amyl Is hcing introduced into
use ny dentists as Il powerful means of rcstor-
ing the action Of the heart when syncopc is
threatened during the administration of anas-
thetics
TIE was an entire stranger to the girls pres.
cnt. aud the boys were mean aud would not
Introduce him. lie finally pluckei up courage,
and, stepping up to young lady, requested
the pleasure oI her company for the next dance.
She looked at him In surprise. and Informed
him that She had not the pleasure of his ao-
quaintancc. Well" remarked the young man,
y0n don't tako any more chance than do"
National Republican., 1878-09-18
GEORG ETOWy NEWS.
RIYEE FRONT.


ArrivCd-SChooner Lemuel Hall Tripp,
Eastern. ports; Carl, Lathrop, Cape Breton :
Ann l.. Lockwood, st. John, Boston; A. D.
Bergen, Thompson, New York Carrie Holmes,
Lyman, Jersey City, all to load coal.
Cleared-SchOOnGrs Mary +. Long, Hardy,
Ro'ton, with 493 tons Of coal William IL,
Huston, Wcstgnte, Providence. with 900 tons
Of coal Oceanus, Young, Fall River, with 3GD
tons of coal.
CANAL AFFAIRS.
Arrivod-BOats Annie, VI. :. UnInes. N Ru.
ben, Phillu g., Mary Mcrtons. Thomas Tier.
nan, II. \. Weld, J. l.. Reed VI. Sanford. SaIlio
aud Jennie, f. Mulvaney Ben Mitchell, Iowa
GEORGE A. Pcarrc Johnnie, 4. Kuhn, Rudolph
Herr, Ed.fBayer, New Era, Congress, A. j,
Mills NJ. s. FersnCr, and l.. n. Lowell
Cloared--BOats Annie, Ida J. Read, T. +.
Thrashcr J. J, Wcrk, Phillie g., NJ. Mertens,
!, NJ. Rubens NJ. $. Haincs, Annie, A. J. Mills,
II. G. Wagner, Baltimore, Congress, r. W. Low.
all, NJ. 5. Fersner, j. L.. Read II. r. Weld, Z.
Mulvaney, NJ $. Sanford, Sallie and Jennie, 4,
Kuhn, Johnnie, George A. Pcarre, Ben Mitch
ell, Iowa, Rudolph Herr and Ed. Baycr.
GRAIN ARRIVALS
By canal-BOat Wheeler Il Barron. with
5000 bushels OF wheat and 500 bushels of corn
to Hartley Il Bro.
HILLS PAPER WAREHOUSE BURNED,
: One of the largest and most extensive fires
that has occurred in Georgetown for many
years took place yesterday morning In the
paper warehouse OF Major George Hill, IT,,
ON Water, between Potomac and High streets.
The alarm was struck from box No. 72l
National Republican., 1878-09-18
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES,


Cleaned at the Commissioners' Once.
Parties petition for the paving of the alley
In square 395.
number Of citizens petition for q flag foot.
ing or crossing to be laid on Seventh street
opposite Odd-Fellows Hall.
The suit Of Washington Barnett against Po.
llceman J. F. Ames has been referred to the
attorney Of tho District to defend.
Permission has been refused to extend the
inclosuro on the north side of Prospect Cottage
corner of Prospect aud Lingen streets
Georgetown.
tTho Water Registrar recommends the layins
Of six-inch water main on street, between
Eighth and Ninth southeast, at an estimated
cost of Sls365.
Inspector Entwlsle has issued tho following
permits: To build-M. C. Moore, one two
story brick, Sixth, between and NJ streets
northwest, $4,000 A.SD. Jackson, ono two,
story brick, Congress, between Stoddard and
Road streets, Georgetown, $1,000. Repairs
Estate of CIR. Thompson, two.story back
building, $3.50; S. $. Wales. alter roof, 500; VI
L. Coleman, alter roof, $50; Annie Wilson
new floors, $3.50; Albert Mullen, brick addi
tion, sl.l30; NJ. A. Gihon. alter windows, $50
w. II. Baum, new roof $50; J. I. Billingsly,
general repairs, $3.50.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
District Courts,

EQUITY CoURr-JUsTICE MACARTHUR.
Wallach vs.. Thompson sale directed to be made
Latta vs.. Kllbourn; on hearing.
PROBATE CoUIr-JUsrICE oLIN.
hre Elizabeth HeuriCh, guardian; annual rental
value OF orphans real estate returned. In re estate
OF William d. Shepherd, deceased; letters of ad.
mlnistrGtion Issued to Sarah A. Shepherd; bond
$1,000. IN re estate William Hogan. deceased ruIe
on administrator discharged. IL re Gertrude Nn
Muth guardian; decree nisi. IN re- estate Rosa
Taylor, deceased; Robert Taylor appointed admin.
istrator In re estate Michael Long, deceased; in.
Nehtory Of personal estate returned. IN re estate
II; w. Hamilton, deceased; J. G.. Payne sub.
ttltnted administrator IN re A. Myers
guardian resignation of guardian presented
IN re estate Of Charles Miller deceased; executor
cited 70 appear and settle his accounts In re eS.
administrator. IN re will OF Elizabeth Frederlcks
deceased; order of publication made. Last Will
and testament OF James A. Ennis dcceascdJ cNhib.
lied and fully proven. In Ts estate J. r. Adams
deceased frst account of executor returned. L
re Wilhclmlna Echler deceased: CONFIRMING letters
Of administration to Mrs. sarah Keppeiar. In r,
VIII OF Christian Miller deceased order of publ
cation.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Equity Court - Justice Macarthur. - No. 6
laia vs., kilbOurn; No II, Mercer vs. Hogan
M - f. s.. \ 7. Company vs.. Williams; No. IS
Hilton VS.. Sherman; No. 20 Bride vs. Wright
No. 20, Dyer VS.. Rockwell; No 81, Stnit vs. StTnIt
NJ; y, Fowler vs.. Keller; No. %, McClelland VS..
wilson; No: -, Simpson vs.. BORrman No IS
Smith vs. Wright; No. 80, Wallace vs. Van Ris-
wick; No. 36Il Fairfax Vi. Evans; No. ~, Zant
singervs. lngersoll No. IS, ReIss VS. Whiting No
tJ, Welch W. Herr No. 40, Kedylie VI. simpson
National Republican., 1878-09-18

NiSS HAEEuNER WILL REOPEN HER
AVA Syh noi rr Young Ladies aul jhidte en- S,.ttpa.
Der D. CtCiitRr- ut book ktor's and residence OF ths
Iilncpti, iJu street, opposite Franklin Park.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
Baltimore General: Market.

~ BALTIMoRF, Sept. II, 1879.
lii,c. @s
Flour active and firm and prices unchanged How.
nrd.street and Western supeThne y Sy3 81 de- eSrn
g9l 70; city Mills snperhne, 81 25OJJ25; do family
PatAIsco family, ~ ii y
q, Mheai-Southern quiet and firm. Western steady
Southern red prime, SldI G% do amber 81 IA III az
No. Pennsylvania red, VI o. No. Western winter
sl VIZ.
Corn-southern quiet and firm. Western qulct and
easier: southern white, and yellow. SIC; wesieTI
mihed spot, and september, Sic: OclOb-T, soc; No
Nember, 6lAc; steamer, Is4c
Ohls quiet and firm. southern, 2Gsf2Sc; Western
G2sc. ''
Rye dull at Ss95Ic
Hay dull and unchanged Maryland and Pennsyl
vnnia prime. sll6gI2
Provisions hrm and unchanged. Pork. mess, $40 81
9i0Ia Bulk meats Loose shoulders, sic; clear
Tib sides, 9a@9itc; packed, 5lG6sc. Bacon =
Shonders 6Ac; clearrb sides, nc. Hams I2t,i3Isc
haiu fehned Heroes Sac !Butter-Choice scarce anC
Petroleum quiet. Refined, o's@IOc; crude 7,lc.
nonee steady and firm. Rio cal goes 10. gi7Lc
whisky dull nj 81 0Dd Goa.
sugar firm and unchanged at sA(iDisc
Sp!DO bu. ~
shIpments-wheat, coo bus corn sDo
frtghts to Liverpool per steam quiet. Cotton sled
nour, . Cd grain, Bttt!tid.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
pRoPOsALs FOR COAL.
NANN pAN nrEIrr-

WAsHGSGTOS, u. g., Sept. l3 I.7s.
sealed proposals In duplicate iUibc ndUTscl "I'r'-
pySis or Coal will be received at this OIcr until y
M The l'tl day OF September, lS', for the below sc-
sgrlb2d Cua 10 be delivered ut the navy yard, wash.
hElnn " t fre~ OF any expense, and subject to the
usual Inspection, viz
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REpIRS.
en- tons l2.20 pOumls) Cumberland coal hest quiiity
dry, free nom dust, SULPHUR, or other Impurities.
70 tons (22D roundD White Ash Egg Coal, best
quality. dry. free from slate AMI dust,
Inv c0ntfaCtOrs to deliver the above coal into carts
provided by the Government at the navy yard wharf
nnd lhy the cost OF inspection, and the quantity de
scales,
1tcsponsble secnrty required on the bids for the
prumpt and faithful delivery OF the coal
Blank forms Tor bids tO be hnd at this office.
W. W. WILLIAMS,
selb2taw.2w Ply Inspector, U. \. y.
an 4 ErTfNTl
National Republican., 1878-09-18
postnihstpr.Iienrrll.
PROpOSAIS FOR PAPER PULP PRODrCED
l. BI THE DESTRUCTION BY MACEIlArIUS
OF OFGONERNMENr SEC CCklriEs
nrnEAr or E;."nSvrSa ASn TRISTiSu,


DrnEAC OF E'9uuNNISg Asp pVINTiSG,
WA-HiSuTuS, August =, Is7<
Sealed pruplgas Will no rp,ryr ~ tbs Office Until
WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF September NEXT, nt 4,
o'clock NJ, Tor the puT hAso o. the acrumulltlpu Of
paper pulp amounting 10 nluut ihrc" hundred GDll
tons wet pulp, produced hy tho uyrutiOn Of United
Stntn5 note, and securities ami Tgypnua stamps The
pulp can he seen ON the premises adjoining the mae
Grafton hUUsS on the white Lot" south Of the
Treasury Department building
Pfupnsnls VIII Dp received either for the whole lot
Tor quantities Of not less than hundred tons Wet,
ton to consist Of two thousand pounds; the packing
and removal Of the to be- III the expense Of the
purchaser.
TeTms; permit for the removal Of u given guam
ity will be s'ue from this office upun the amount in
payment therefor being deposited with the Trca,urer
or amy Assistant Treasurer OF thu United StatC- until
the whole Is removed
Tho whole amount OF pulp Is to be removed within
two months nom the time OI the award; but lon
reasonable grounds shown, small extension OF the
time will b. permitted.
AtishcDry bond will he required TO be executed
and hlp within ten days a0r the award Tor the faith
fnl performance of the contract.
The right to reject any or all OF the blSs rnsHrVcL
The prDpO-As should be ludorsSl "PTOpO,ais for
EDWARD MCPHERSON.
Autl l'u'pt of
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DROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN NAIL
i BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS
Po-r.OrrICE DErNRrMESr,


WASHISGTUS, u. G., August Is, lS7s,
Proposals from pntentces, or their ns'iynees, for
granting the of improvements In the construction,
or In the mode Of opening and closing mail. bags Of
ANY or all KINDS and in tile manufacture " materials
thereof and also for tn" use OF patented devices for
tagging labelling the Same win be received at this
Department until u o'clock noon on the I'd day Of
December, ISIS
All proposals must bs In accordance with the spec
cniCn- and form of proposal which will be- furnished
on application by letter to the Second Assistant Post
master General.
The contracts which may made for tho use of
any patents will bv In conformity with such spccc.s
lions and the accepted proposals. w
u. VI. KEY,
pUSm Rster General.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
tFx dividend.
A1NEHa
~
suD-TREAsrRY sTArrNESr,
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market

GEoRoETows. Sept. II. 1873.
Wheat-Ihe market for wheat continues quiet and
steady, with light receipts and trnnsactiOns are re-
nttlcied oy the limited supply. The offerings on
thntlge to-day consisted Oi about 5000 bushels of
wheat, which, being principally of prime qualities,
ignd irco takers at s J,gl 0S per bushel for prime
fultz TO strictly prime Lancaster.
,COfn-The demand for corn Is somewhat improved
shSo tho stock OH hand Is being rapidly dninsh shed,
anu we continue to quote noninnlly at $40 10 per
busheI for yellow and white,
National Republican., 1878-09-18

oUy-it includes all trades aud pr6fessioas, and
cannot fail 10 prOre Of interest 10 oil iDhO intend
hdHsdctiuq business IN U'dShiagtOh
DunCAnson BrUs., Nintn aud ID St..
Wash. Is. Williams ID. cUT. Trhih street
HOOXsELLEIts AND srATIOSFRS
sol9mouN & Chapman, oil r.nnsyvrniA avenue
Shlllngton, Pa avenue and fnur-Rnd'a-haIt street
MnL. ballantynn, ~ seventh street.
u.%O; \. M9yr!son, g Pegn'y!ynnia, ay.nqe: T,,
BANEIyA
Felix Desfo,ses ,2OI2 H street.
CLUriilSG.
T. 4 Justh eiC b street
DENTISTS
Dr. { DeNorueviile. No. L.! +, northwest
DRUG''lSrS.
EnlwisiC, Pennsyivnnin avenue and Tweifth street
EDUCATIONAL
Eiwari G. Townsend, ill3 Ninth street northwest
Mr.. :: y Fuller. Art school, l3ls street n w.
Miss narrower. 1881 street.
GcorFet0wn College, Gs.rsStown, D. C..
fsrS s%@iaarS n 8 fifth iis strSSt aIo north~Sst
SPenGserlap .p Buf9:.s COLLEGE sevonth and streets
School sS aGf y aasIc Musk HG " EsstS 1 .TssS Es.
Mutca Ac,,hsmy J.. r Csiinyii a S Hu u. Min stree,
FINE ARTS.
MArkriter. COS 4 street northwest
HOTELS.
81 James Hotel. corner sixth and Pcnn'yivans ave
"
Metropolitan Penna. ave. and sixth street.
Ebbit House, Fourtsenth and streeUa
Worrnleys n and Fiftsonth slrertA
Morton House. W and %, strecL
fremont House
HATTEns.
b. ~ stnemetz. 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac T'ire Insurance Company IS High street
Geongotown-
MERCHANT TAILORS4
Tiscman Brothers corner Seveuth and EstreetA
A. SAks & Co, Seventh street
Il. Robinson 4 Co, Nv Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders & Staymhn Pernh ave and Twelfth street
PHOTO-LiTHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo lilhU UsrapheT. No Ss Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
n. II Warner, ,gis = street northwest
John Sherman, 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch q Fox. freedInAus bank 1dlllng. 1900 Pa ave
SEWING NACHlSES
McKenney 4 Co. 81 Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-09-18
SSTRI'ITIDS AND RFpIRS
NAL LETTiNds.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posr.OpprcE DEPARTMENT,

-.
wAsniNgroS. u. e., September 2, ls7s
Proposals will be received ut the Contract Office of
ths DEPARTMENT until r. ot October II. ISIS. for
carrying the mails OF tile United States upon the
routes, and according to the schedule Ot arrival and
departure specified by the department In the state OF
virginia from january L. ls;p, to June - sSi Lists
OF rUutea with schedules Of arrivals and departures
Instructions 70 bidders with fUrms for contracts and
bonds, and all other necessary Information, Will be
furnished upon application TO the Sp,pnd Assistant
PodnlaSter-GencraI. ID. 81. KEY,
sept postmastpri 4 suerAl,
National Republican., 1878-09-18
Georgetown Cattle Market.

,..-, GEoRGErowS, Sept. II, 1873
Onerings-Three hundred and NJ three becf catte
~sheep, SO lambs, and - cows and calves.
..sal,S-Three hundred and sixteen beef cattle nj
Egi ~ per gross cwt lOO sheep nt Ii,c per pound
% %oig lamDs nj lb9Ssc pc pound, and lneen cows and
calves al sol545 each. Market dull.
National Republican., 1878-09-18
DRoposALs FOR NAIL.LocHs.
PuSrOrrr,E DEPARTMENT.

PuST.OFFHE DEPARTMENT.,
wAsHiSuTuS, II. G., August Is, ISIS.
epGrnta sealed proposals " II b. received at this
Depurtm"nt until J. o'clock noon on the 9Oth day Of
March, lsTp for furnishing fur new and different
kinds OF Locks and Keys for the sole and exclusive
use of the United States mails including. besides those
To Ire used for mail bags such be uSe for the
street 'etter.hoNes OF tho United states.
As the public Nposur0 aud searching examination
necessary to Intelligent bidding OF any prescribed
model Of lock and key would tend to Impair II not
entirely destroy, the rther utility OF n such loc-
and Key for the purposes OF the mails the pOstm
General preSCriDes models samples for bidders,
but relies for selection the mechanical ingenuity
and skill which u fair competition among Inventors,
hereby invited may develop In samples submitted by
them,
pies, kinds and quantities Of locks and keys contracts
Sc., Will be furnished application by letter to the
Second Assistant POstmasteT-t ieneral.
MOL proposal will be considered which Is not sub.
mltt"d In nlcnrlance with such specifications and
forms OF proposal.
The contract. which may he made 10 he In con
formiy with the specifications and aCyepts proposals.
u. VI. KEY,
pONnu-tpT General,