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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-27

CURIOSITY SToRE.-Those of our readers
who are interested in ancient and foreign Gu
riosities in articles of virtu and the thousands
of beautiful things manufactured by the
Chinese, should visit the store of Mr. j. A.
Brown, No. 1870 Canal street Many of the articles
displayed by him were on exhibition at the Gem
who visited that grand exposition. His selec-
ton OF ancient coins is deserving OF special at
tention. and we particularly advise all who take
interest in numismatics to call and examine his
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GUNNY AND DUNDEE BAGs.-Mr. VIM. Dillon,
the well known merchant whose business loca-
tiVn is at 107 Poydras street, keeps constantly
on hand and for sale large supply Of gunny
and dundee bags. extra large. to suit the wants
of purchasers. We take pleasure in directing
attention to his advertisement in another col
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Mr.: Philip Werlein. whose name is synony-
nous with pianos. and whose elegant ware
ing offers the. most tempting inducements to
buyers. He sells his pianos aud organs without
regard to cost and gives the most liberal terms
Full satisfaction MS to quality durability and
prices guaranteed.
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THE NEW CITY CHARTER.

Editor DenoGat-There is good reason to
believe that both majority and minority re-
ports from the committee on city charter
have been for some time ready for the Legisla-
ture.
venture to suggest that the people of New
Orleans take some little interest in this matter
and that they would like to have the reports
promulgated. so that they can discuss whatever
Is proposed. The limited time OF Legislative
action is fast being consumed. The people of
New Orleans can't afford to have charter
"railroaded" through the Legislature.
TAXPAYER
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POLICE MATTERS.

Editor Democrat-With your permission Of,
fer few remarks in reply to Corporais
structures on my communication OF the twenty
third instant.
He accuses me Of endeavoring to, prejudice
the minds Of legislators and the public against al
patrick." I DENY the attempt to prejudice, but
acknowledee an intention to demonstrate that
the bill in question is nefarious and absurd in
and extrayaeant expenditure of the peoples
money, with no present or prospective fund to
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munication. but don't see how / could very
well have made 1t shorter.
Very truly yours,
r. Fl. G. TAYLOR
Tax Collector, Parish of East Carroll
NEvv ORJ,EANe Tan {

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. %, 1878.
Editor Den,ocrdt-Would you be so kind as to
ask Taxpayer" where can the police sell their
October time at eighty cents: also, to give the
address OF this generous man. for really he will
from hence be considered the peeler's friend.
remain yours truly,
A POOR PFELER
Why don't Economy and Taxpayer reduce
the Mayor and Administrators? No danger.
A pEE1ER
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

THE DEMOCRAT Is responsible for none OF
the views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no communications will
be printed except from responsible parties.l
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VARIETIES THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
AIMEE'S FAREWELL PERFORMANCES.
Friday Evening First time in five years OF
Offenbach's chef dHuvre,
LA BELLE HELENE.
Saturday Noon, Gala Aimee Matinee-Last time
of BARRIE BLEUE blue Beard.
AIMEE (ast timel as BOULOTTE
Saturday Night-First time in I've years Of Lee
cocq's first triumph in opera bouffe,
LES CENT VIERGES (100 Virgins.
Sunday Nlght-Offanbnch's last success.
LA BOULANGERE DES ECUS
THE Rich Bakeress) expressly composed for
Mile. Aimee. and in which she will sing for
the first time here, LES CANARDS TYRO-
LIENNE THE Ducks.
Next Week-Amees last In New Orleans.
Monday Evening-Only night of
AIMEE In LA GRANDE DUCHEssE.
Tuesday Evening-Only night Of
AIMEE as CLAIRETTE
In LA FILE DE NINE. ANGOT.
Wednesday Evenng-Bene1t of Mile Marie
Aimee. and first production In New Orleans
of the reignng American and European
musical sensation. La MARJOLAINE.
Ja2t
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Mr.. Louis Grunewald has our thanks for a
new valse. entitled "Tete-a- Tete," com posed by
Georges Jamothe. and published by Louis
Grunewald, of Grunewald Hall.
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See want column. A house is wanted by q
proilpt paying tenant.
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No other flour equals that manufactured from
selected best wheat ut the New Orleans mills,
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SO cents per pack, Printed.

VISITING CARDS-The firest super G. Briss
tol, white and all the fashionable tints.
GOLD EDGE VISITING CARDS.
SILVER EDGE vIsITINGSCARDs.
RED EDGE VISITING CARDS.
BLUE EDGE VISITING CARDS.
BEvEL EDGE VISITING CARDS.
With square or ourd corners.
GOLD DUST VISITING CARDS.
SNOWFLAKE VISITING CARDS.
Eight different tints.)
DAMASK VISITING CARDS.
REP VISITING CARS.
ARABEsQUE yIsITfG CARDS.
MORNING GLORY VISITING CARDS.
PHANTOM vIsITIN CARDS.
ORIENTAL VISITING CARDS.
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DR.. J. r. Walker, 1870 Delord street.
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VISITING CARDS.

We have In stock the finest assortment Of
VISITING CARDS in this city. which we fur
nish to our customers at the low rate Of
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FLAT PAPERS.
BLOTTING PAPER.

We have q superior lot of TREASURY BLOT
TING PAPER which we can sell at low figure
Autographed Printed or Plain.
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OLD TIME PRICES REVIVED.
Admission to both Circus and Menagerie only
so cents children under years Is cents.
Doors open at and IL O'Clock. precisely. Per-
Torrance to begin half an hour later.
iaoe Of
National Republican., 1878-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE latest French dress has cuffs and collar
shirred.
DARK green silks trims up gray traveliss
dress efiicaciously.
The elegant underskirt shouldn't rattle in
trailing over the carpet.
SILVER combs, to go with low coils of braid.
are new thing from France.
why do lady riders wear the ugly high hats
which are so uncomfortable and unbecominRP
DIR. HOLMES says that crying widows marry
hrst. There Is nothing like wet weather for
transplanting
:, The imperial palace wherein dwells the
Emperor OF Morocco Is afflicted with bug of
the cimex lectularins species, known among
the uncultured as bcd-bugs.
MERE butterflies, or fops arc but cut flowers
IN bouquet once faded they can never re.
blossoms IN the drawing.room as everywhere
eIso, mind, in the long run, prevails.
Az exhibition of ancient lace and enbroid.
cry is TO be hold In Nottingham, England,
Contributions have been solicited of specimens
OF all such lace as was manufactured before
1sOO.
IL the lobby Of an Irish inn tho following
inscription is painted on the wall In conspicu.
Gus letters: No person will get credit for
whisky in this shousc but those who pay money
down."
MILE JANE HADfNG Is said to be the mcsl
beautiful actress in Paris. Though the critics
pronounce her an imitator of Judic, they
hasten to add that she has tho finest eyes in
the world.r
GoISG to Cape May with two or thrco fine
dresses aud $50 haby.carriagc, and borrowing
underclOthes OF icllow-boarder may be all
right, hut 1t strikes us as very funny method
of putting Oh airs.
FOR dressy toilettes at watering.places the
demand Is for gauzes, Mcxicaines and fancy
grenadines. Lace muslin Is also an elegant
material, and is considered sufficiently drcssy
TO wear over yplyef al ,sts
National Republican., 1878-08-30
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

DEPARTNESr OF STATE,
WAsHISUTOS, 10. g., July u, 1873.
Sealed proposals ito he endorsed "proposalz TOR
Fuel'') Will br received at this Department until Il M
on tho ast day Gf August, 1875, to furnish this DE
parlment with nal Tor the year ending June a. 1879
as may he desired.
Information Is TO kinds and quantities Of coal and
wood, and ~ TO the mole and manner OF delivery,
can be obtained at this Department.
The right to reject any and all bids to accept any
portion OF any bid, j. reserved, aud each bidder Is re-
uired to furnish with his had bond, with two sure
Ties In the sum OF s2.cO. guarantee OF faithful
performance Of the contract which may be awarded
TO him. X. G. MORGAN.
aug2,7,iis0,a2o Snperintendtpt
National Republican., 1878-08-30
Proposals..
pRoposAIs foK MAlLLocks.

PosT.OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
wAsHISGros. %. C., August rs, 1sfs
eparate sealed proposals will be received at this
department until " o'clock the 2Oth day Of
March .lsip for fnrnshing four new and different
Kinds OF Locks and Keys for the sole and exclusive
use OF the United States mails, including. besides those
70 be used for mail 6a such are to be used FOR the
As the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to Intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model OF q lock and key would tend to inna r. n not
entirely destroy, the further utility OF all such locks
Andkeys for the purposes OF the mails the PDma
General prescrbes no models samples for bidders,
but relies for selection on tho mechanical ingenuity
aud skill which a fair composition among inventors,
hereby invited, may develop In samples submitted by
SPECIFICATIONS OF requirements a. TO proposals.
pies Kinds and quantities Of lOckSand keys contracts
6c VIII be iurnlshed on application by letter to the
Second Assistant PnstmnstCr-CienerA
No proposal will he considered which is not sub.
mltted IN acc"rdance with such specifications and
forms OF proposal
The contracts which may be made are TO he IN con.
formity with the specifications and accepted proposals
ID. NJ, KEY,
pngtm IA
National Republican., 1878-08-30
FINANCE and COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market.
New YoRK, Aug. %, 1873.
Money easy al ~.
Exchange quiet. Long, is3ii short, iss
Cod, iOOls@As.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
hon aud r,tto
National Republican., 1878-08-30
1)ROPOsALs FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN MAIL.
BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS.
Posr.orricE DEPARTMENT


WAsHfSgTOS, ID. C., August IL, ISIS.
Proposals from patsntees, or their aSsignces, for
grnnting the use Of in the construction
or In the mode of opening and closing mai. .bags. Of
any or all kinds, and In the manufacture materials
thereof and also for the OF patented devices
tagging or labelling the snc. win be received at this
Department until " o'clock noon on the 2d day Of
December, ISIS.
All proposals. must he In accordance with tho specl-
hfaons and form Of proposal which will be furnished
on application by letter TO the Second Assistant Post
mnster-t GENERAL
The contracts which may he made for the OF
any patents will he In conformity with such specifica-
tons and the accepted proposals.
u. VI. KEY.
PoStnastp r-t General,
National Republican., 1878-08-30
Baltimore General Market.

,,,,. ,,,,, BALTIMORE. Aug. eo'is7s
Flour quiet, steady, and unchanged. Howardstreet
and Western superhn 9, 4, 5Od3 81 do extra s5 yO0i
t2S; city Mills superfne, q sonS,5; do family o. IS
@S3: do extra, y 5ogi; do. Rio brands, t5 S6G5 IS
Pniapsco family, 20 Sc
Wbeai=Southern easier, but not quotabiy higher.
western hrm and higher. southern red, prime, 81 %
GlW do amber. 81 OSdl 90; No. Q PENNSYLVANIA red
bhi No. Western winter red, spot, and August,
tOsb; September aud October, q OsIy,
, Cofn-Southern quiet. Western hrm and higher,
Southern white, sidsisc; do yellow, SIC; western
Oetobrr, mkh5iAc.
Oats steady and hrm. Southern 2sai2sc; Western
Gbc S
/. Rye quiet at sI6a
may steady and unchanged Maryland and Pennsyl.
Provisions dull aud uneasy. Pork, slI "a Bulk
meats-Loose nominal; shoulders, bS6ps.c; cienrrib
sides, S'lq6sci packed, 80 &c. Baoon-should ldcrs,
Gsci clenr.rib sides, nc. Hams, i2SGl3sc. Lard,
refined, SIC Butter quiet; choice Western i56gl6c.
Petroleum quiet. Refined l0i.c; crude, Iysc
Ionee quiet and unchanged Rio cargoes Ia I7i,c
Whisky firm at u 0a,s.
sugar unchanged at sslg1,c.
Neceipts-FlOur, 800 ibis; wheat, 1e3 900 bu &C rn
'e,uJ bu; oats.e,s0O bu.
shipments-wheat, 5000 bu.
Frelghts to Liverpool per steam unchanged, Cotton
'adi nour. = Od grain, I'D
National Republican., 1878-08-30
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

,..,--, -, :. ULONtILTOWN, Aug. n. Ts,N,
Wheat,1h" offerings on Change to-day amounted
TO $50 bushels or wheat, which WINS sold at II 0It
@lOl per bnshel for prime Full Znnd Lancaster mixed.
some lew lots nf fullz, not In condition. were sold
hltr Change NJ Ncnysl per bushel The nialet MAY
wftlen steady, ut unchanged rates. for the best
sIlpllnnS We quote prime FuliE and Lancaster at
Cnrn-loeipis of corn have increased very ma.
erhlly Within the past three days and the supply ut
present lafgely.ln Of the local tmilllng
per bushel.
National Republican., 1878-08-30
DROPOSAIS FOR LABOR AND MATERIALS
i FOR THE PROPOSED BUILDING FOR THE
nLREAu or kNGnANINu AND PRINT.
OFFICE OF SuPEHvfsINu ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEpAUTNFST

TREASURY DErARTNEST
WAsnISGTOS, ~ G., Aug. IL, ls1s.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
u NJ on the 3Hh day OF August is5s for furnishing
ana delivering Al the site Of the proposed building for
NE bureau OF Engraving and Printing, Washington,
D. G., all the COMMON BRICK required Tor the
half arch.
Also, sealed proposals for mixing and putting In the
concrete FOUNDATIONS, and settling oi all brick aud stone
work up TO lrt hODr level including the furnishing of
the stone work, such as silis, water table SC, the
Government To furnish all brick. sand aud cement.
tpies OF specification blank FORM OF bond, aud any
additanal Information may be- had on application at
lhs othCe JAS. q. HILL,
anglD supervising Architect.
National Republican., 1878-08-30
District Co
Educational.

TNHE LAW SCHOOL OF THE NATIONAL UNI.
= yeIsity viii open Septsnber2. 2. Glasses organ
hn " seventh street Tie junior and senior classe
when formed VIII be removed to the 9SprHgue Man
sion corner sixth and 4 streets The post graduate
eiisses VIII occupy the old premises. Prompt at
rnuhice Ielu.rted. au2g-lmr
SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 7O7 EIGHTH STREET
~ NORTHWEST.
FIRST TERM OPENS SEPTEMBER Q. isIs
Tuition for Twenty Lessons, q and upward. Open
ioT npllcanis after AtGuSTJ o. from 10 toG
angtN.lm
National Republican., 1878-08-30
WE MNksHAL,s sALE.

By virtue Of q writ Of fer acas issued out of the
clerks office Of the supreme Court of the District OF
,olumbin, and to me directed, will sell at public
sIe for cash, at the courthOu door Of said District
on MONDAY, the 10th day of september, 1858, at II
O'clock M, all the right title, claim, and interest Of
lowing dcScrlhed property t9wit: Lot y; In Ann
Bnnchard's subdivision Of iginRl lot and part of
lot ~ square e7 Washington, u. G., together with
AL aud SINGULAR the improvements theteon lowed
upon s the property Of lie tendsnt Caroline = Peugh,
TO satisfy execution No n,sll at law In favor OF
the National Metropolitan Bank, use of William
blanchard. FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
- - United States Marshal ID &.
JOHS..SHERMAS, AuCtioneer. au2ttf
National Republican., 1878-08-30
Forty Miles Ride on the Potomac

T'ITI TEN I7TNT-.
TIlE CITY on ALEXANDRIA
VIII leave seventh street wharf EVERY nay, II
lI.Jl q. m Tor sail tho IulOmar tor icn cent.
Return NJ 1u'CiOCk T. ~.
Commence Monday, July :, will run every day.
National Republican., 1878-08-30
AuCtionecr au25-tf
p A. DARNELLE, Auctioneer.
TR%CsTEEss, % %SALE OF YALrABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN HfLLSDALE, u. e.
by virtue OF deed Of trust, dated September s, A..
ID. lS2 aud duly recorded in Libcr No 51i folio III,
one Of the land records for the District Of Columbia,
and n the request of the party secured, we will sell
nj public auction In front Of the premises, on
IHlRsDAi september H. lsis at i;3O o'clock y. m.
lot numbered twentyseven, l,I), section seven ~,
In the subdivision of Barry Farm, made by :. @.
Pomeroy, John X; Elvans. and o: q. Howard. irus-
tees, together with improvements, &c.
Terms Of sale sbsI with interest ut the rate Of 10
per cent. per annum from March 8, ISIS, and eS.
pei ses Of sale In cash and the In six and twelve
mont = for which the notes ofthe purchaser, bearing
interest frOm day OF sale, and secured by deel oil
trust on the property sold, will be taken deposit
OF so Will he required nj the time OF sale, and all con
veyancing ut the expense OF the purchaser The
trustees the right TO resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaultng purchaser the
terms OF sale are not complied with within seven
days after the day Of sale.
aE5HGT d41R " u AtN2ERS tsNT2iEERRSEy. Trustees
National Republican., 1878-08-30
DIRECTORY.

DIRECTORY.
Tho Principal Business Houses OF wash
ington.
The Jolloring is published for he benefit Of Trav-
cling Sdesme,i, Strangers, and The pubic gener-
dLy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail 10 prOUe Of interest 10 al pho intend
trdRsdetinq business IN Washington.
AUCTIONEERs
Duncanson Bros Ninth and ID sts.
Wash. b. Williams u, cor Tenth street
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERs
solomons 4 Chapman, oil Pennsyivans avenue
shlllingon, Pa. avenue and -Four eDd-ahalf street.
W. il. & o. II. Morrison. rs Psnnsyivania avenue.
i. N. Whitaker Vernon How. Pa ave. and Tenth 81
Felix Desfcsses ,eoi2 II stree.
CLOTHING
Z $. Justh. slo street.
DENTIsTs
d. C. DeMOn'r'v'lis; nsSt9,is TSi N; northwest
Gogshln'I Temple Drug store, and & Ninth .,ree,s
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward G. Townsend, IIl3 SInth street northwest.
Mrs.. = Fuller. Art School, iso street IL W.
Mss Harrover, l3sG street.
RpsssS srnna!s hssfl a SsfEsIsos .saar.
sPeneerlnn Br.ips. College, seventh and streets.
Miss Eva Mills Music, lt5 STREET.
school OF Music, TU Eighth street
Musical Academy, j. \. Caulhuld, 1891 street. -.
Musical Conservatory, O. X. Builard tE Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markrter. so6 Z street northwest
HOTELS.
St. James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
Rggs House, corner Fifteenth and q streeta
Metropolitan, Fennh, ave. and sixth street
Ebbitt House, FOurtronth and I streets
Wormey's. II and fiftsenth streets
Morton House. W and Rai street
fremont House
HATTERs.
n. II. StnenetE. LIT Penn'yIvania avenus
INSURANCE
ootomsc Fire Insurance Company, IS High street
GeoTgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Eiscman Brothers corner seventh and Estreet.
A. SAks 4 Co, Seventh street.
II. kOblnSon a Co., HOJ PrInsvlyanlA avenue.
PIANOS
Sanders & Stnynar ppnna. ave and Twrlfth street
pHOTUIITHDGRAPIER
Norris Peters Photo-illhOsrapheE. No as Penn
sylvanla avenue.
REAL ESTATE.
II. H. Warm. o'' ,.rCct northwest
Iuhr sherman, It. Cloud Building.
Fitch 4 Fox. IrecdnIans bank building, 1909 Pa. ave
SEWING MACIiINES
hcKannry q Co.. ~ Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-08-30
Travellers Guide.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SArrosHT ThG STrh 1st. f91Sl4,EsSs %S5 sG6Rr LINE
NORTH, sonrnwEESS5 5SE S%Epsr. AND SOUTH.
suNDA3;JtNSkEsS rs, asttr H rs AM
1nM,xEw lisys Mrif.pfGPp .HBf2RpnrA, AND nos
,I,,,orh EXP,RESs MI, Ellic9it city, on sundaysto to BAL
jTastqs jcssSps hanoVsPP VPe and IiE Riase n""pOl'
strasbqrg, Winchester, Mssersiown. and Way va
up.tBALTpIoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
,s,onppIns 1f Rocks "a 2c5snSeTry s srAsburg Win
'pset s@NfI YSRR a PaffHbEIFHfA, My SEiSa BOSTON,
AND DBALTIMoRE EXfRisss. Parior Car TO New
YORK and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis June
EistST III IoyIs GgIcASo, III coLuMBus AND
fnmgn SsTs 70 Sncnna daily Or Grafton S S"esn to sSl
,,solon ,sol-on funday only-Baltmore Annapolis and
iGOo- BALTIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bladens
burg Beltsyle. Laurel, Annapolis Junction, Jessups
NEM gSkk kAkGnPP2 ffGi HGIy Tsy &
TON EkPRhsS On SUNDAYS TO baltimore only,
'GpP9E as6aR2Eg' !22F' s2FsbfNsTTho St AND
Lay REL ExpnE55. Frederick via Relay. stops
,fiS-ifoigt q Rocks, Frederick, Iragerstown Win:
chester. and Way stations; On sundays to Font Of
TPTPPS SSTFSk STS TGE sSp %NS hAr
folk passengers taken in the cars direct 10 boa, at
sR. E. RSgSn5E Rns Wsy sGnSn Gp@ Laurel
SiiS-tCmiCXGo AND S6LuMBUs EXPRESS
SisfigPlHFfb sigP4Fb% Gpfi frfMdRH = MSh1Sasf sfxrprss.
AS6 RfrsRu TiS hXXiHssri hXf ;Pars eseepi
n$TTiG5$$r E%TRn EHIHAPEErA s.sPSt al i. *sR NsR
f2FS and ;Pf@ ,,H Sy H ssc1i to r@GaSG9
.
IL Ioao .,,s: EESssrkXASrA ROUTE no1o
srIrsbibS ftf sthsEfSSh sk ShAf ANffdsIfisENT H EQUIP
TRAINS IrAvr! r!sSh %SsnisGT5s Il 1T from Depot, cor
G sef 'sS %' sad I@I sesp"s s
Plitsburg To Cincinnati. 81 Louis. ard Chicago;
SSSE SNB Sl Fsffs FFSfSaSG * 4 SfissS
for Canandsisua, Rochester, Buiialo niagara Falls
Lock Haven and Elmira al ieio~ IN daily eI'
For Ssw Yc5E and the East, 4, m. and 80 :, N.
pres, of Pullman Parlor Cars. go a. N. daily er.
siSsSsP fIss ~ hIf$ss fs, SS%sss
ns GouSie % 0rrisse % and Journey % Across % New YORK
for New York and the East, iso p m daily, e.cep,
sunday. with sleeping Cars hom washington 70
l's n.y. Gso an md ssS q p e M daily Li%sSd Il" Ea'
press, 30 a. m daily, except Sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore 0S5, a m. and en-
y. m. daily except sunday.
For Popes Creek Line, G55 a and 40 .. m. dauy
except Sunday.
For knnapons S:5s q IN. and a. tp m daily except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, d, !, s. slO 10 H. n IN I, g. Io i 0:p
p. m. On Sunday al glO n IN. and l, and ], p. m
For Richmond and the South. -, and 80 daily
aud 6:iO .. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington. &
Tn SUNDAY at g. and 10 a m. and Q: gp m. 49,
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlorcar 40
commodatons can be procured at the Uftices-north
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ay
enue. northeast OF sixth street and Pennsyl
yana avenue, and at the depot where orders can be
eh for the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
l. r, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. apl usl.
National Republican., 1878-08-30
STATES MARsHATs SALE.

BY virtue Of writ OF heri acias issued out Of the
clerks office OF the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash, at the court house duor Of said District
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF September 1858. nt "
o'clock M, all the right title claim, and interest Of
the defendant David Miller, In aud to the following
describod property to.wi Heginnng Mt the northeast
corner of David Mlers land 20 links southeast from
the eighth stone Of the northeast lne OF the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, and running thence north $50 de
RreSs, west on said Mers line u - lOl perrhes,
thence south iJls degrees east 81 so perChes to
cedar tree on the west side OF the river road thence
along snid road north 80 degrees east II perchcs to
said Mllers most sasterly corner. being Ia the said
Distract line; thence along the SAID District line north
q degrees west ~ percheS to the place of begnn ng,
cnntanng four acres; levied upon the property Of
David y lier to ttisfy execution NO. sjlT at law IN
invOr OF Lewis johnson 4 Co.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
$1,000 United States Marshal u G.
National Republican., 1878-08-30
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.

JAMES GUILD, Auciione.r.
will sell for H. X. FULTON at his store 1915 Penn.
ylvanla avenue, commencing on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2,
at 10 o'clock a m. and o'clock D. m.,
A LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
FORFEITED PLEDGES,
and continue said sale morning and evening until all
lots are dlspos, q Of
This sale Includes all forfeited pledges TO date
Sale OF Clothing. mornings; Jewelry &c. evenings
JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer.
au2ONs III X FI'ITOS broker