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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-25
PROPOSALS..
NAVY PAY OFFICE.
~ WASHINGTON, d. C., February II, 1873

NAVY PAY OFFICE.
~ WASHINGTON, d. C., February n, 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, TO BE
INDORSED PROPOSALS FOR WHITE OAK
LOGS" WILL ne RECEIVED AT THIS Of
FICE Until y NJ, THE 9Th DAY OF MARCH,,
is;s, FOR TILE BELow;DESCRIBED LOGS; T9
WASHINGTON, 4. G., FREE or ANY EX
PENSE TO THE GOVERNMENT, VIZ:
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
5000 cubbc feet Of white oak logs best quality young
sea coast timber; not less than forty aud 10 average
forty I've feet In length to he lined straight one way
long, fair the other way IL admissible; to he
rough squared not less than fifteen Inches ut the top
end and free from bench worms, ring shakes and
large knots. To be delivered IN the shortest possible
time after award.
The right reserved to reject any all of the Offers
" not deemed advantageous to the Government Re
sponsbc security required the bids for the prompt
and faithful delivery Of the logs.
blank forms for bids to be had at this office.
D W. W. WILLIAMS,
feb3lW&S2w Pay-Inspector L. y. Navy.
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the people. of Washington as very estlmable
citizen, Is the agent for this work.


RENEE AND FRANZ, from the French Of dvSIAyr
Yolt For D. Bp SoS.S MsS
avenue
This Is No. 7 Of this firms delightful Col
lection Of Foreign Authors" George Sand, in
predatory note, which highly praises the
work, expresses tho opinion that this Gustavc
Haller Is woman. She adds: Here are re-
fincments Of sentiment and Of analytical re-
search which seem to me to belong TO q
mind more penetrating and also more circum.
scribed than that Of o man." The plot Is ex-
cellent and artistic. but not ovcrdrawn. II Is
just what we ore daily realizing in the paths
Of true friendship. But how little after all
we know Of the human heart The book Is
quite Frcnchy.
THE BOY TRApEnsi OR THE sroRTsMANs
MAN. Porter & Goats, Philadelphia For sale by
William Ballantync, I2s Seventh street.
A yarn of the sea of tho Frank Nelson
Series this appears to be the continuation Of
the adventures of the Sportsman's Club. 1t
picks up the schooner Stranger somewhere In
the vicinity Of the Sandwich Islands, about
halfway between q tornado aud . cyclone.
Those who have read the earlier numbers Of
this series will need no incentive to induce
them to read this continuation Of the exploits
of the Club" 1t Is written In the same free
and easy off-hand style Of Its companions, and
although some of its incidents arc what may
be termed tough 'uns, they arc perhaps, mono
the less readable for that.
THE sTATEMANs YEARBOOK. BY FREDERICK
MARTIN. Macmillan d Co., London. and y
Bond street, New York. For sale by solomons &
Chapman
This is the fifteenth annual volume Of
this accurate and reliable publication. It Is
an epitome Of the world. II takes up In turn
each nationality, country, or State Of the world,
and gives its area and population, its form Of
government, present ruler, size of its army and
navy, number of vessels of different classes,
with their armament, the railways Of the
world In 1855 and in 1876, the coal
| production of the principal States Of the
world, imports and exports of the Uni
ted Kingdom, tho export markets of the
United Kingdom, the density of the popula.
ton of the principal States of Europe, the con.
stitution and form of government Of each nG'
tion, its church and education, revenue and
expenditures, births, deaths, marriages, trades
and industry, railways post.otliccs, and telC'
graphs, diplomatic representatives, weights
measures, and coinag, books of reference, &C.,
&c. It has also full chronicle of the princi
pal events occurring in 1877, with their dates
The book contains nearly 800 pages Of closely
printed statistical, political, and historical
matter, with index so complete that reference:
can be made with great ease and readiness to
apy fact in Ito CONTAINS Tho Hyear- nnnku |,
well named, as no statesman can consider him
self fitted for intelligent legislative duties
without a copy of II on his desk. 1t gives hin
at glance bird's-cye view of his own and
all other countries.
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DRoPosALs FOR CAR.FAsTENINGS AND
l. LEAD SEALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, January 2, 1873
Sealed proposals invited until u O'Clock m. on
MONDAY, The 18th day OF February, 1878, tor FUR
nishng the Treasury Department for one year with
suitable fastenngs for cars, transporting dutiabls
goods In bond, and also for lead seals for In
curing packages OF dutiable merchandise In bond.
Proposals will be addressed to the secresry OF the
Treasury ardmarked Proposals for Car sstenings,"
or Proposals for Lead Seals" the may be.
Separate proposals must be presented for each OF the
classes Of the articles named
samples of the articles offered must accompany
each proposal and be referred to theren.t
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids offered.
(signedJ JOHN SHERMAN,
i.aE-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fI. OPINION OF DR.. W.. q. CAvENAGH,
~ Memphis, Tenn. For weak digestion, general
debility. and want of appetite, cheerfOlly recon-.
mend Golden Liebigs Liquid Extract OF Beef and
Tonic Invgorator. Sold by all Druggists
feb256t
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OF THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
sprepared TO do all kinds OF mercantile printing at
prices that defy competition. ocl2tt
The daily gazette., 1878-09-26
The New Horseshoe.

The Epglish agricultural and 'tler
press are in raptures of the Yates Lorse-
hoe constructed Vi cow hide. 1t is com
nosed of three thlcknesses of cow hiae'
comr,r pvoa ssed into a steel mould, and then
suhiec,eo to a chemical prepaI alton;
It i. claimed that it lasts longer :. aha ,hs
weighs only one-tourth as much as s' tne
commou iron shoe that it VIII never
cause the hoof to split, nr nave VI
@ ,a.st /, iuri ,us influences on the Ioo1 ,
If % reonires no calks even on aspnalI
II the horse never slips; The s. shoe s;dsts is SO
elastic he that the horse's step is light
and surer. 1t adheres so SO clo.ely ,au "
anu ,hs to"t sa that neither Gust nor water car can
.a1 .,anetrate au between the shoe and hool, @
IF fail ali that is claimed for it be uue' ;,n tne
new W. hide shoe will prove grea' ,iaa ini'
nr% nrovt ment upcn the old. The ioes oes
howe, er, . by no means a Lew ~.r,hs ohs
% Az The time OF the Roman ana osrsha a,is,
nanaan mu .n wars it was a frequent pracslc'
smoSs su"ss cavalry officers TO bind the let
The daily gazette., 1878-09-26
Pennsylvania Railroad Earn
ings-August Statement.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-The August
statement of the Pennsylvania railroad is
very favorable, even though compared
with August of last year, IN winch so
much freight was sent forward that had
been delay ed in transit by the riots. Busi-
ness for all lines east of PIttsburg and Erie
for Aug gust 1878, as compared with August,
1877, shows an Increase IN gross earnings
of $3.50, 0,4S6; decrease in the expenses Of
S123, 148. Increase in net earnings $3l2,-
634. Eight months of 1873 compared
with the same period in 1877 show an
increase in gross earnings of 1861 ,423; a
decrease in the expenses of S539, 800; in
crease in net earnings ST ,500,8l3. All
lines west of Pittsburg and Erie for the
eight months of 1873 show deficiency in
meeting all liabilities of 1854 $50, being a
gain over the same period in 1877 of
1919 ,203 The increase in net earnings is
more than fifty per cent. greater than..th he
average for the first seven months, and
the increase in gross earnings for the last
two months is more than four-hfths OF
the to, al for the year. The increase in
the net for July and August is more than
half of the increase to date. The West.
ern lines are also doing much better. The
deficiency for the first two months was
more than 100000, but the receigts fol
August have rot only made a gain ovel
| last year of S840,000, but have reduce
the deficit of Sl67 900, at which rate the
deficiency would be entirely made up b."
fore the end of the year, and the West
| ern lines be made to show profit for thu
first time since the panic OF 1873.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-26
Women With New Shoes.
I From Tie 1I6dny Argus,

ETOW Hc 1tOuhy hiJuo,J
When woman has a new pair of
shoes sent home she performs altogether
diffrrept from man. She never
shoyes her toes into them and yanks and
bauls until she is red in the face and
all out of breath and then goes stamping
\ ound, but pulls them on part way
CAREFUL, twitches them off a!an to
I IKE a last look and see if she has got
the right one, pulls them on again, looks
at them creamily, says they are just
right. then takes another LOOK, stops
suddenly to smooth out a wrinkle,
twists arouLd and surveys them side
ways, exclaims "Mercy, how loose they
are" looks at them again square In front
works her foot around so they won't
burt her quite so mucb, takes Them Oil,
looks at the heel, The toe, tue bottom
and the inside, puts them on again, wa ks
up and down the room once or twice,
remarks to her bet er halt that she won't
have them at any price, tilts down the
mirror 40 that she can see how they look,
turns in every possible direction and
nearly dislocaies her neck trying to see
how tbey look from that way, backs OIL
steps up again, takes thr,y or forty fart
vol look. says they make her feel
look awful big and never will do In the
worlI nuts tGem off and onthree or foul
times more, asks her huspanu "hat h'
thinks about it. and then pays no a.ten
i tion to " hat he says, goes thlonsh II al
a-aip. and finally says she Will take u Ii
| III, a yery simple matter, lnueeu'
The daily gazette., 1878-09-26
s..Ls and Bonds.
E;,mingtOn Markets.

,,, v,xeroN. Del, Sept. 90. ias:
NM at the Brandy wine Mills Tor
''Vm-oin Corrected Daily.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-26
Burning Diamonds.

In the year 1854, it was d scovered, by
actual txpt riment, mt Florence, that a
diamonn would burn. Cosmo III. had
one fixed In the focus of a burning glass,
and after some exposure to the rays of
the sun, it {, ack-d, corrusticated and fl
nally disappeared like ghost, leaving no
traces behind. Experiments of this kind
We're costly. They were long in yielding
any tic results. 1t was only a SOW
eign prince who could afford to see his
jewels vanish like the gifts of a fairy god
mo, her. Another potentate, the Emper-
or Francis | rried n number of valuable
diamonds in the heat of smelling fur
mace, and may have felt some graft fica-
ton on finding they had disappt ared.
This was in 1850, and about twenty years
later magn ficent d ainond was burned
in France. A jew eller named Leblanc
denied the possibility of burning da-
on the part of Macquer, the chemist, who
conducted the operation. He had often,
he asserted, exposed diamonds to great
heat, with the sole result of increasing
| their brilliancy. Mr.. Streeter has done
| the same, with success. But Leblanc
| only knew half of what Mr.. Street-I
ki ows, and when the cl einist demanded
that he should enclose some diamonds IL
coal IN crucible, he rashly assented ,ant
In three hours they had all disappeared
Then another jeweller, Millard by name
who seems to have had a suspicion o.
the truth, put three diamonds into al
earthen- bowl pipe, packed in powdered
charcoal, and exposed them, without i'll
jury, to intense heat. Law oisier, whit
was present, proved, in 1776, that by
shutting out the air the diamond was
preserved in a furnace, but that the al
mission Of oxygen, with which the car
bon combines, allows the diamond t.
burn like piece of coal.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-26
II lAnELpHIA MARKETS..

WEDNESDAY, Sept. %, p. m.
There ia rather more inquiry
ftom the local congumers, but
VII is ample, and prices are un-
tP' sales of 1900 bbls, including
", s,tra at 4 76a5 25 for old STOCK,
n; frr strictly fresh ground Old
psrna do do at "a 75a5 or new
M ms ~ g5a5 SIX for choice fresh
uap,, W, old wbeai; Western do do ats5
nsw wheat, aud Patent and other
I,.des d, al 81 i5aS 80. Rye Flour is
gSul oulet at 50 25 for Pennsylvai Ia.
Issi I SoO bblS sold at so 70 I. O. b:
,S"There is a ia demand Tor
fholh ior milling and export. and
srssl @ ( steady, with sales OF fully
|SnsbeIs including damp and poor
fred al sOcas /, good and prime 90; at aI
! n n No 3 do ut NJ 06h; amber at o.
/ and white al 81 OSal 10. hye 5Sa
Eor,-sales of 35 600 bushels, iDclud-
Efete1 at 5Oa 62c; steamer at 5OaoIci
fat Be: sail, in elevator, at sic, and
M9ilp sail mixed, sic; spot 5O4 G,
n and Sic, November. Oats-Cholce
goad demand. but o,her kinds are
kh,td. sales of 1900 bushels, IN
emlIoi, at 81 ha52kc, stained at ga
Il White at 2. x a30, and old do at 3oa
kKty-g bbls. OF Western iron
sold al 81 10 per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-26
A Body Snatchcr's Confession

Joiner, one of the Cleveland (Ohio) re-
surrectionists, has turned States evil
dence, in which he duplicates DIR. Carlisle
and q man named Minor, who are
charged with raising the body Of MI.
Edwin French from its grave, near
Willoughby. The description given by
the witness of their many fears while en-
gagged in the nefarious work was very in
teresting. AT one time, after the body
had been taken from the grave, Carlisle
and Minor came in hot haste to him and
said that the town had been aroused, and
that they would be discovered. lie was
told 10 drive away as fast as possible. He
told them he must have his money first.
They told him he would get no money I'M
| less they got something to sell for money.
He sad he would 60 and get the body
himself, for he must have money, and
would as soon die in getting the body as
to 90 home to starving wife and chill
dren and thus die. One Of the others
then went up the street short distance,
and came back and reported that 1t was
false alarm. Men were simply at work
on the decoration of the town for the
next day, when the President was TO be
"A hack street while they bagged the
body and dragged it through cornheld
to the buggy. 1t was shown by the testi'
mopy that the tools with which the corpse
was raised were obtained at the college.
and returned there when the job had
been done, and that the janitor was IN
} waiting to take the body when they ar
rived.
MORE BODY SNATcHING IN OHIo.-A
dispatch from Cleveland. Ohio, states
that the body of a son of Prof. kuppe
, not quite nine years old, who had showl
himself q prodigy in music, and VINO u'e'
on the 18th of August, was taken from
its grave recently, and has just been dis
covered buried a short distance beneath
the surface of the ground in a shed in TIL
, ward of the Cleveland Medical College
The body was quietly surrendered by TN
college authorities and replaced in II
, | former grave.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-26

Of their horses with raw COW hide to
protect them from injury during an en-
gagement. The inventor of The new
shoe, Mr.. Yates, Of Manchester, England
Is neverIheless entitled to every consi-
derAtion for utilizing, in practical form,
raw hide as substitute for eavy
iron shoes.-Ttwf, Field and Farm.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-26
RAILROADS.

LADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
ALTlMORE RAIL ROAD.
September 23rd, 1873.
ns will leave Wilmington as follows
gladelPhia and Intermediate Stations,
tslO, 800. 947, 10 90 a. m, $50,
LD, 3 46, p. m.
a, and New York, 90, 8 "A, 8 At a. m.
2ie, 5 46, p. m.
lnore and Intermediate Statiens,
a.
tlmore and Washington, IL 81, 1 Is, s39,
2a, l2,59, 500, p. m.
lhs Ior Delaware Division, leave for:
tastle, $40, P.l5, a. m. los, 6 80, pm.
irlngion and Intern ediaie Stations,
Ia, / O5, go p. m.
nd and Intermediate Stations 9.15
1851 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
aaelphla and Intermediate Stations,
M 800. $50, p. m.
auelphia and New York, 200, 8 a, a.
lunOre and Washington, 1881, 11s, 9
y Iaiher Information passengers are
W Inc time tables posted at the
II. +. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-26
os.n.ssrri.i-

ls,;.I'ss: Ds1;: 'ss.i 'is'.isl:sss g " y
stock q. g,ytom Stom House building
4 Co., II" ia AZ IL M. to.day'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-17
The Law of Marriage In Penn.ylvanin.

The law oi marriage does not yet seem
to be clearly defined in Pennsylvania. Jane
Jackson or Longcakc. claimed 10 be the widow
OF James Jackson, and entitlcdto II share of his
property Jackson had begun to cohabit with
Jane before he had obtained II divorce from his
wife, AloiMe. and continued that cohabintion
until his death, only eight weeks after the d.
vorcc The Orphans Court held TINT. rs. dur
iur the whole time they had lived together,
Jackson and Mary Jane l9ngcake had held
themselves out e. the w'rl! Us man and wife {;
and. further, that as for the two months 9ltrr
tie divorce and preceding tue death If JAM"
Jackson. they had continued To- reside together
ns man and wife they were in thu. I'VE Of the
law man and wifi, amt. therefore Mary Jane
VIZ entitled TO share IN dcreicnt- O.'r, nus
hlud'sl estate rs his wife, An unpcal was
taken 10y n child ol Jq'kson To- tho supreme
Court. which reversed the H. ,Sion Of tl" lower
tribunal. ana declared that rehabilitation and
reputation are not marriage. They are but 'ir-
oums'auc.s from viii marriage may j." pro
sumrd. The presumption of marriage arising
from such facts may always be rohult'd. inc
general rule il that relation shown To have
boon Illicit at is commonermont IS presumed
to continue until proof of change. such a rcla-
ton Raises 10 preaumltlon ui marriage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-17

From me- HN4sNt NrIiDtii"
Tho village of Salt Point Dutchess county,
" T. is greatly Interested over the npproaching
trial Of the suit of the trustees Of the Wcsimin-
ster Church Of Salt Point against Henry Mar
shall and others Of the same place. Tho COM
plaint sets forth that the church holds certain
real estate in Salt Point, including a. church aud
certain personal property IN II. inelniing u
church organ worth $3.50. TINT On Aug. u 1871.
the defendants. with strong hands andwiihoul
lawful authority. having obtained access :" sail
church rdifce. removed and carried on the said
organ. Tor the purpos" of dcprlvlng the congre-
CATION worshppiul: there 81 This agency IN wor-
Ahlp;' that at "A meeting OF IN" trustees month
aftcrward. a demand for the organ was made,
and refused. The plaintiffs therefore, demand
from the Court their organ ana sJO damage, NJ
defendants expense.
The defendants answer sets forth, on inior-
nation and belief. that the church Is not
church at all. and that IL trustees are not irus-
toes and that nobody who HAD any authority To
make such a demand has drmandrd the return
OF the organ. which IL lhlty ms organ any way,
and to the POSSESS OF when lie IL rs lnuch
entitled ~ nnyhudY.
The question has excited bitter feeling. which
has been displayed even AT the village funerals.
II seems that the choir 1T III church. through
festivals. fairs. sociablrs. a.. raised money
enough 10 buy tho organ I"l"frrd To-, ana the
trustees OF the church turned osrr the old organ
toward the purchase. The new organ during
the quarrel was taken from the church By the
choir and rcpcVincd by the trustees The
choir gave bonds and got II back again. and
now hold 1t. awaiting the result at the lcgnl con-
IpnlluN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-17
SOME NOTfRTE DfrEIg.
Daniel OConneirs Only shot-Horace wal
poles SworLsnianship.


Ireland is the home of the modern duel.
1t nourlshcs here TO an extent not dreamed OF
elsewhere. II was in Ireland and as late as
1912. too. that the Judge said from the bench. in
n trial for murder in n duel. t. his jury: Com
tcmcn. ii is my business 20 lay down the law TO
you. and will The law says killing man in
a duel is murder, and | am bound to tell you
that II Is murder therefore in the discharge Of
my duty. tell you so but nj the same time
say to YOU that farcr duel than this never
saw in the course of my lie
II ireland Is tho home OF tho duel Sir Jonah
bennington may be called the father OF the code;
His uiterancos upon this subject are law all
over the world bennington himself had soy-
eral ducls He was once called Ivy II MIR. DAILY
e the field without ever nayipE s naiy nm.
nounced that bennington was not the man no
had Intended to challenge. bennington Insisted.
code: NO apology can be received without ~
changing shots after the p9rtics iaye nie,: jig
fired and WOUNDED M PAY @n men ,ynn ncr o1t to
fight one McNay !is Iall struck a, n ill., 9irnYIj
wh2 in,an ,Sc rh,aGalc Of His HaoWs and lad
not entered his body. Thcreupon Borrlngion
said: ~ are the first rogue, M,Nully, that
over saw sdred 10y the gallows. bennington
john rhilnot Curran was cxrccdngly happy
on the field. and usually went into his nilairs'
laughing He one" fought Mr., ST. ledger.
H. received his antagonists llre without linch-
INK. but lid not return IT, Their. wa no me-
fcctly certain That he would die IT fright ut tho
report OF his own pistol" On another occasion
scrbcJ as a great bully and OF enormous Sizr.
Exam compancd y the great DISPARITY in their
rJg, NJ him, while he can take me- as easily ~ II
turf stuck" Curran with nm. air Of charming
| advantage that may i've offered me ia your size.
Therefore am willing for, scoton OF your
NnI every hall that | lodge in you outside of
tn chalk line. shall count Tor nQthng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-17
F.i>IfION NOTES.


oNrr.hirts die hard
u sll,. arc stall worm
Chsul., it,s ATe tn ND-ue.
ANflli, laDrs are revived
Caution grapes are 800 fashion
ral-l. ARE I've cont, piece
The trailing Tres. Is moribuni
Navy huc 1. now called CleAlaus
l. of mutton sleeve. revived
snow saulc i, shown Tor ball dresses
The Henri Deux l. the counting costume
Autatun /. the new name tor gold color
small satin buttons coming IN vogue
Combination costumes remain fashionable
Tile short Nit skirt l. accomplished fact
Plsvna is the new name for wine colorod shaiincs
Lo,Itdup hack draparics are no longer fashionable
Mai.tcoat, are simulated on most OF the new dresses
silhouette dinner card arc used TOT bachelor parties
Charles II collar, are seen ON new jacques anl poll
ouaises
shakespeare dinner cards uscdior DRAMATIC artists
parties
Boucc arilniere is one ef the name, for kno,cd
All fashionable costumes are made of two or more
KINDS Of stan
Macramc lace maAins Is the nshiouale Nomau's work
At tie moment
Bouclc a Ansoratsa very handsome checked Nenc in
ca,hm r. vsosnc Is the han ,omcs ami co,t st of al
tray lin. dr,s, -ouds
Pin Il, AL checked hourelte, alo anans the most popu
The newest thing m stockings are h,utetr cfects IN
cuiuie O. match costumes
Muslin har,,s, amt srcnal'ne p'ur.te. arc seen
Glo,c, ornamentcl with the coat OF arms or tie mono
-rauii a novelty IN faris
Rarh nul fnlnrci Caution Grapes arr umnu- ArnQh
Constable - dress go"is in the siA department
Goil and ,N,r lhreais are tluewnmN sn cnee"Ne}
mmAuy ot tho spring saiioon-. irinsos. ami 'ccs,
"llihicn Love" a hcauutul piece of tnfrA marble
.miiniy l., Ro,-ctu, is Nmniiuu AT lnlp
n Ii & nn,s ssa4, 4 . Saa, a s e'ro
Gu threaded abrics ant loi AMI silver ,alnons lace
ami other TRIMMINGS are used onl> Tor evening wear
Mother OF pearl buttons IN shades To match the new
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