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j. q. HOOK a. co,
Tx MOnroa ~

having about completed the cornioc and
tin work on the Masonic Temple, are now
prepared to contract for any work In their
line. Roofing AMI lightning rods a spe-
cialty. All
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-21

at the Museum, 800 Main, weighs about
900 pounds is sixteen years old, very good
looking, and is a candidate for matrimony
If some nice young lady would be willing
to share his joys and sorrows for life.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-21

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic is an unfalling
remedy for bilious and malarious fevers.
DIV
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Cochran Hall Hotel.

We would call the attention Of the pub
lie 10 this well-located, old established
hotel. And now as the Worsham is about
to close, persons having business in this
part Of the city, or at the courthouse,
cannot dnd q better place to stop. Mrs.
LaMalta, the proprietreas, has been in
business in this city for over twenty years.
The house has lately been furnished with
new carpets and bedding, and thoroughly
renovated for the summer campaign,
under the supervision Of Mr.. A. T. Fuller
ton, an old experienced hotel man from
New York, who has charge Of the Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-21

III the LEDoER Job Office al DO found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any job printing. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-21

Now IL the time, as the hot
weather approaches, 10 get n
Charcoal Furnace and one Of
Mrs. McCuIIough's celebrated
steam and Hot Air Cookers. by
using one Of these dinner can be
cooked out Of doors.
S2t ". >. TURHBUI.L., 2ai Main.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-21

ikIrkIand's handkerchief win.
dow is much admired. Kirkland
has linen handkerchief from Sc
10 81. and silk from soc TO $3.50.
1Fh
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Type for Sale.

A font of 500 pounds long primer, in
good condition, with all necessary sorts;
used about one year. suitable for a country
office. For sale Cheap by Immediate
application to this Office. s9-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-21

COLONEL WARNER, at the Crystal Pal
c Saloon, says that Gilt Edge Tonic is
tho "bost in the world" d-w-4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-21

VARIOUS views in Memphis will be
given nightly at the Art Exhibitions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-21

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic never fails in
collie, dysentery and all disorders of a like
nature. DIV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-21

REEDS Gilt Edge Tonic cures indiges-
ton and all disorders of the stomach.
DIV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-21

New North Carolina Roe IIerrings
AT q. r.. RYAN a. CO.'S,
$40 Main street, 40
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DIR. A. L. KINIBRO,
Office, 3. Il. Cor. Union and Main.
38t
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KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar,

Corner Main and Jefferson.
25 pcs checked "A mattings, 15cj
10 pcs carpets dngrain), 30c and S5c;
5 pes hemp carpet, TIC.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar,
Corner Main and jefferson.
Cheapest linen grenadines and cachemires
in the West. Also 500 striped coats, S5c
each.
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Ice cream and Soda water
AZ Stotz's, No. 224 Main Street.
26t
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800 Reward for any foul cistern
that we cannot purify in five days with
our Improved Water Elevator. GEO.
RUBsH & Co, 46 and Al Charleston nv. RAG
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The sale of tickets by the Grays is pro-
crossing beyond their most sanguine ex-
pectation. Go early 70 secure reserve
seats. No extra charge.
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Reel(OOt Lake Perch.
Choice lot received to-day.
VICTOR d. FUCHS,
80 and Al Jefferson street.
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The Art Exhibitions are the only
amuscments to occupy attention.
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Court-House Notes.

HOSE REELS, 50, "a, IS. Brownies, 25s
Second street. 16+
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REAL LEGIIORN L A
at seyenty-hve cents
AZ II. Il. Hopkins a. Co.'s,
20O Main street,

Opposite Court Square
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Box oFFIcE for reserved seats, Loves
Sacrifice, viii be open at Hollenberg's to-
morrow morning, the 22d.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.
New YORK. Money Market.


NEW YoHK Jan IA, 1870.
The exports Of domestic produce from New York
for the week ending today were I,2i7 $50, against
SjS.lG7 for the corresponding week last year. Total
exports of produce since January / were sSG7j,05j,
against sli,575,7Il for the same period last year.
The gold balance in favor of the sub Treasury to-day
for the exchange of legal tender notes 100000.
Money was easy "a a. closing ut 2's@.3.
Foreign exchange was firm at is3s4gIsiA for long
and Is7'tGI for demand sterling
Government bonds are firm.
State bonds quiet. Louisanas weak and Q
per cent lower for Gsund SIS.
Railroad bonds generally firm Chicago and
Northwestern ilrsis iI2ss do consolidated TO
llG do gold coupons 10 100, Burlington, dar Rapids
aud Northern trss to ~. 81 Paul consolidated ST. king
funds 10 1905, st Paul go rs 10 1861 Delaware and
Hudson registered OF 1854 to O5 do Of 1901 to 0j Long
Dock bonds TO ll2 and Ohio Mississippi consoli.
dated sinking funds TO 1896 Denver ana Rio Grandc
iustment decline TO Gils, 40 consolidated iirsts as
scented to 1Gr Canada Sonihefn irss to TO- aud Great
IVES era seconds. ek coupon, 10 Sils.
The stock market was quiet early In the day. with
decline OF l4mla per @ Mt IN prices hut during the
afternoon an active luyins movement set in. under
which there was an advance from tie lowest point a
"a "a per cent The chief interest centred in North
western, both common aud preferred closing at the
highest figures yet reached, large business was
Transacted in Lake Shore and ID lawnre, Iackawannl
and Western which also touched the best pric OF the
season. The geliest advance OF the day was in Wa.
bash. dealings IN which were, however comparatively
small. Inc TRANSACTIONS aggregated SS,hOb shares, OF
were Northwestern common 5000 were st Paul, 20 00l
were Delaware Lackawanna and Western, 1000 were
New Jersey Central, 75vJ were Michigan Central
ZOO were Illinois Central, 1909 We're ONO and AIssis
sppi, 90 were western CniOn 5000 st Louis
Kansas CITY aud Northern, 200 were Iron Mountain,
and 5000 were Wabash,
a nj A II Nar ~ oil a n t,rn
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house or REpREs EyTtTIyEs.

ON motion Of Mr.. HUBBELI, resolution was
adopted directing the Committee on Approplla.
tons to make an appropriation for the payment to
the widow of the late A. S. Williams Of the amount
of his sNlary'ior the remainder of the session.
Mr. DURHAM submitted the report of the confer
ence committee on the Military Academy bill and
It was agreed to.
Mr. MCMAHON desired to call up the Geneva
award bill, but was antugonized by Mr.. Robertson
with the bill for the improvement Of the MlssIs.
slppl leveos, and by Mr. Hewitt (Ala) with the
Mexican pension bill
Finally the evee bill was postponed until Thurs,
day next, and the House (by vote of yeas ll2
nays, 1861 determined to take up the Mexican pen.
sion bill and Immediately went into Committee of
the Whole (Mr, Eden in the chair on that hill
which wasthcn read by sections for amendment
Mr., HARRISON offered an amendment nrovidino
that no pension shall be paid to any suryivors nl
the Mexican or Greek or other Indian wars tntiI
he shall have arrived at the age of sixty yenrs m
less rom disease or olher iirmity he Is unable to
earn his living by manual labor
Pending action on the amendment tho commit.
tee, under Misrepresentation as 10 the limitation
Oidchale rose.
first section of The bill should close In twenty min.
utcs, This was opposed by the Republicans, but
WAS agreed TO-. Yeas, l2i nays, l06.
The yeas and nays were then demanded by Mr..
TOWNsEND ~ H.)Un the motion so go into the com,
mittee and rcsultcd-yeas l2l nays, o. the mega.
tive vote being cast principally by Republicans SO
the House again went into committee,
Mr., WHITE offered an amendment to Mr. Harri.
sons amendment liking the age ut which survivor,
shall be entitled 10 pensions at seventy five years
Mr.. HOOKER opposed both amendments ON the
ground that they would limit the scope of The bill
10 invalid pensioners.
Mr.. HARRISON said that ifpenslons were given Ia
able bodied men Il would not be long before Inc
vast army which fought in the late war would be
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BALTIMORE, Jan, II, 1917,
Cotton dn AIlddling. OG14c
Flour active and firm, but not quolably higher.
HOwRrd-street and Western supcrfue 81 1913 20; do
extra, s. 1904 lO do family, - 5O4I75i city Mills
superlnc, & 7jaS p; do extra, s. 5O9li do Rio
brands, So 25OG5 20; Patapsco family, 1929
WhoGt--souIhern firm, with small receipts. West.
ern weak aud lower Southern red, 81 C26lI 90; do
amber 81 OT6Dl OSi No Pennsylvania red q OK; No
. Western winter red, SPOT and January, 81 U5h6I
Oj7; February, 81 90 90 o03a March, 81 O74Gll o.
Corn-Southem quiet ana nominal. Western lower
and fairly active. Western mixed, spot ana January,
lsllGD4ie; February, 43A@4dici March, iiG@ii,. CT
GWts Ririy active and steady Southern, 2saagc;
Western white 3O93lci do mixed, 2Sa20c; Pennsyl.
Vana. 2S(l32c,
ityr in good inquiry and FIRM. Southern, 53d5sc
Hay quiet, Maryland ana Pennsylvania PRIME, SO
GIL
Provisions duh aud easy, hut not quOtably lower.
Mess pork, Old, IS new ~, Bulk meuts-iOOse
shoulders, new 2d3Ci Clearlh Sides &c per car load
packed new, 3a4@Fac, HncOn-Shouldefs, old, 3Ac;
Cear.rib sides, new. sc. llams-Sugarcufed new, O6
0'ac Lrd-lietned tlerces, 6Ac Butter active and
ilemer for chOcei Western packed, sG2ci rolls, 100
ne,
Petroleum dull bucnominally Hrmer Crude $40
SIC; refined, SIC.
COloe quiet RIO Gargoes, ll4dl6ic.
sugar fairly active ana firm. A son, S75dOC,
Whisky steudy at a. 90 sol 10.
Freigls TO Liverpool per steam qulet Cotton, I'd.
-four, 2s CD grain, 6ja9Gsd
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CIRCUIT CoURr-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER,
Sanderson VS.. WimsGtt; verdict for defendants
damages, $50. Cassart &c Son VS.. Sclroth; iudg-
ment by default English VS.. Vandcrwcrken YER
diet for plaintiff for $3.50. PROT vs. Mclntosh on
trial
EQUITY couRT-JUsrrcE MACARTHUR.
Clark VS.. Barrett vacation Of sale TO Milburn
and sale Of other property directed. BnyHrd vs..
Reyes Ct ali sale authorized and conveyance de-
creed. Laugh,an vs. Fletcher; hearing in pro
grcsS.
PROBATE coURT--REGIsTER WEBSTER.
III re will of Mary Beck deceased proof of pub
probate. III re will OF Peter Mcnamara deceased
petition Of the widow for letters tcstamenary In
re estate of John human, deceased inventory OF
personal property returned by the executor IN re
estate of Cornelius Boyle deceased inventory OF
personal property returned by administration In
re Will and testament of Leonard Johnson, de-
of Montgomery County, Md, fled. In re estate Of
Dennis Johnson, deceased first aud final account
Of administrator approved and passed.
Justice Macarthur made the following order III
re estate OF Robert Harrison, deceased order OF
reference 10 H. II. Alexander to take testimony IN
the cause and report the same 10 the court Within
sixty days.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsrTcE wYLfE
John b. Coleman. forgery guilty of passing q
forged paper knowing 1t to have been forged
Adolph Burgess, petit larceny, second ulGnsci moi
guilty. John Young assault with intent to com
NIT rape onl Susan Taylor i'll October last, second
trial OH hearing.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court-Chiet-Justice Curttcr-No. 3lbl2
Mcintosh vs.. Jacobs No. 32d, Brooks vs., kim
neil No. No. 81 McVeigh vs.. Gregory No. 3l3
Leslie VS.. Roberts No. 3iS, Black vs.. Grant No
$40, Mcnamara vs.. District of Columbia; No. $50
Van Rlswlck VS.. District of Columbia No; 3jl
Great Falls Ice Company vs.. Smoot; No. 352
Mckinney VS.. Clancy; No $50, United States, ust
of Zimmerman ct al. VS.. Zimmerman admins
traitor, ct al; No. sol, Oppenheimer vs. Buckley
No. 1863, Kelley VS.. Philip No. 3Gi Catterbnck vs.
Hill; No. S6j Rich IL Bro VS.. Chandler; No. 366
District of Columbia vs. Chds q Son.
Equity Court-Justice MacArthur.--No. TFilcn
wood Cemetery vs.. Close M. l6, Laughln VS.
| Fletcher; No. 16, Shepherd VS. Gorham No. II
Lewis VS.. Kennedy; No. IS, Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company vs.. District of Co
lumbia; No. 10, Washington Brick Manufacturing
| Company VS.. Griffin; No. u, Simmons VS.. Dong
lass; No. %, Brick VS.. Waller; No. a. Beckett
vs.. jackson.
| Criminal Court-Justcc Wylie.-Manual Holmes
perjury; Henry Winnis, larceny James Schih an,
| George Number same.
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Supreme Court OF the United states.

TUESDAY, Jan. IA. 1879.
On motion Of Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Smith, Ed X. Dunie, esq, of sac CITY, Iowa, was
admitted to practice.
On motion OF Mr.. George W. Biddle, John Fallon,
esq, OF Philadelphia Pa, was admitted to practice.
No 75l (assigned). The United States plaintiff In
error, vs.. Clark W. Thompson ct al. Argument
concluded by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Smith for the plaintiff In error.
No. l2l. Aristldes Doggett, receiver &c., appel.
liant, VS. The Florida Railroad Company. Argued
by Mr.. T. g. Strong aud Mr.. W. A. Matiry for ap.
pcHant and by Mr.. w. NJ. Mcrrck for appellee
No. l2l. Orange Noble ci al, plaintiffs In error
VS. The Thompson Oil Company, use, &c. Argll'
inent commenced by Mr. John Eallon for pl0ntill'
In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow ottwclye o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-15
ny GEO. ", srICKNlY, Aucuonccr.

TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED REAL -
TATE On SUMNER STREET, HOWARD tSl-
NEItSfTN SUBDIVISION
ly virtue ofa deed Of trust dated August 20, ls7l,
and duly recorded lber No go. folio IL, OF the
land records Tor Washington County District Of
Columbia nNd under decree 'oi the Supreme court
of the District OF Columbia passed On the 18th day Of
December 1875. in equity cause no. Gli between John
a. J. CreSwell ct al. versus Thomas Carter It a.
VIII, at the request of the party secured bY
said trust. sell at public auction, IN nont Of the
premises, ON MONDAY, January q, 4. II. 1872, ut
80 o'clock y M, the following described real ciao,
situnte IN ibe county ot Washington. n.uiCt at
Columbia, to wit: Lot t. block 2! In the Howard
University subdivision Oftllc inrm OF Join A. SIN III,
commonly known "Eilinghnm Place" MS laid
down on plat OF new subdivision Ut luis ~ y - -,
and 81, aud alley ~ block ~. HowUrl University
property, iiled In County Surveyors Office August
-, ISL
Terms ne.thrd III cash; balance IL six and
twelve mouths, with Interest Of per cent per an
mum from The day of snle. to he secured by deed Ut
trust ON the property sold A depost OF 81 TO b,
patti down at time Oi sale All COnVcyuutiug ut co
of purchaser lftcrms are not complied with In five
days the trustee reserves tile right TO resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of dcnulting purchaser
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
dec26eOdteds, Office d2n Eighth street,
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GEOIsG EYOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

The stockholders Of the Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank of Georgetown held their annual
election for directors yesterday noou and elected
the following Hon. II. NJ. Sweeney, c. VI. Mat
rc NJ. j. Adler, 4. Thomas Brown, Frank Wheat
ley, and John Davidson.
A horse belonging to the Kennebec Ice Company,
used In blowing ice on the Nirginiu side of the
Potomac, was driven too near the edge yesterday
and, slipping fell into the river. He was rescued
with great difficulty.
The condition of Mr. William Sprague, who was
injured by his horse falling on him near Tennally-
town Monday afternoon, was much improved last
evening.
The Georgetown Heights Social Club gave
another entertainment last night at Forrest Hall,
which was largely attended.
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Pacific Mining stocks,
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. II, 1879
The following are The official closing quotations OF
mir a N In.lnN
COMMERCIAL.


1NlTN
GRAtS MARKET
Wheat In the absence Tc, clpls Of wheat transac-
tons necessarily trctod, aud we continue to
write the market quiet aud Inactive with good mill
Ing Inquiry for the top grades of Fult2 und Lancaster
though there has been bus small proportion Of the
latter oseripiion Tered since the close OF canal nuvi-
CATION. We quote nomnally at SlG1l O3a for good to
prime Futz and n O5apl o. for Lancaster.
Corn-Receipts Of corn continue meagre, while the
demand IL much In of tie prescntsupply. There
is especial milling inquiry for yellow for the supply
OF the local trade and for both yellow and white we
quote nOminally at IiGG3ic.
CATTLE MARKET,
Offerings 2aO beet CATTLE 100 sheep and lambs and %
cows and calves.
SilGs-lGO beef cattle at S3GI S7pcr gross cyt; gO
sheep at i0Iisc per pound and 70 aud calves at
taO6g % cacll Market good
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NATIONAL ROUTE, AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, -oRrHwr&$S{fE'3sr T$EEsr, AND SOUTH.
10 TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1873 at $50 Al NJ.
5iojmatnNSEW, York, rEfLADELPHIA, AND Bos.
ToN EMPRESS. l.lt,cOtt CITY; On sundays 70
nWaGS 9 SnnG,iis9n Jf5sgns, Hanover aud Elk
e'h Anaa ~ Ms' Snd Way piedmont
strpsburg, Winchester HOgerstown, and Way via
En-tBA ITIMoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS.
s'lOIpoint Of Rocks rledm9nt, strasburg, Win
AN Np HqHK FRIHEEAAPEErH hr h2sT a2 q
ITTn f9rs IqTEsHHF GFHRtfAgo rt G2
erlck hngersown, and Valley Brmncl, except
to Cincinnati daily. Grafton to saudusky daily,
! 800, Lon sunday only-Baltimore, Annapolis, and
iooo-BNLTIMoRE EMPRESS. stops ut Blalens.
burg. College, Bcllsyille Laurel, Annapolis Juno
ZION, Jessup's and Hanover
i9O- Raliimqre, Annapolis, EllI29tt CITY, aud Way.
, SION Sunday only for Baltimore and Way Sta
4aO"BAiTIMoRE BLADENsBURG. AND LAU.
REL. EMPRESS; Frederick via Relay. Stops at
4aj-fPoint Of Rocks Frederick, IIagel stown, Win.
GgG,Gr and W@S stations o on sundays to Po"
B sSfs i% Nna ''o and ava Way stations
5;gO--tPHILADELPHfA, NORFOLK, AND BAL
TIMORE ENPht.~S E.icott city. Norfolk, OK
cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
cars direct 10 boat AT Canton, Stops at Bladens
burg and Laurel.
G.I0-H baltimore aud Way Stations.
73J-tCHICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
Sleeping cars TO Chicago
/ Ot-BAiTIMORE EXPRESS.
S:lO-Point of Rocks and Way stations.
AND PtiiTsbUliGii EfXfRRhss. piIts6Grg OK!
cept sunday. Pullman Cars
lOl5-fNEW YORK, PIIiLA DEL PIIIA, AND BAL
TIMORE EMPRESS. sleeping car t9 New York
Hnd special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
tDaily. ION sunday only. Other trains daily, ex-
Cepi sunday
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1873
1878
GREAT

. 49,, pENNSYLXANIAA ROUTE .,.,,,,,,,,,,
r,,.,. DOUBLE TRACK STEEL. RAILS, ,,,,.,o
SPLENDID s'hNERnHi INA. E'olr-
MN ~, n ETEEGT bhfI5MlRESR 70, Is7S o,.
her Of sixth and u streets rs follows:
For plusbug and the West 1910 n m. duly, with
pnrl2r Car 10 Pittsburg and sleeping ears from
plllsburg 10 Cincinnati -. Louis, and Chlcago
igE y, d9liy wt p PaRge T RT to Si9SSo
For tHnnnd%isna. iioGhcster RuiaIo, Nagara Falls
aud the North nj 7:i0 y. III. dRly, except saturday
with Palace Cars TO Caumdagna For Williams
unllN, except sunday.
For New York and the East 1880 and lol5 I, m. daily
wi h Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cors, o. a. m. daily, except
Sunday
1T Jersey City win hoals Of "BrOokyn Annex
nOrdng direct transfer to FultOn street. avoid
ing double icrrlage aud journey across New York
For Philadelphia. li2o $3.50, and lCi5 p m daily. Lin
p, ilGd iNprySs g:a0 g. ~. day, except SUNDAY. H..
except sunday 1910 H. M, 1850 b0' ';iO aud 1913
For Popes Teel Line, 7 a. NJ and 400 y. m. daily
For Annapolis, I Il. m. and 400 p. m. daily, except
ALEXNNbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For AosandrIa o. sil5 g. o. TO- II a. M aud II5 400
o, Cos, 2, and 1880 p m. On sunday ~ m'' llo
For Nichmond and tho South. $50 u. m, and $50 p, M
For chesapeake and Ohio Railroad 5;2o p. M daily.
Trains lenvn Alexandria for Washington Gl5, 40 S.
., TO- II u m, anil 8 42O, ., Glh, ard II D. m.
ON SUNDAY nj 5 and 10 y, m. ana Gl5 =, m,
Communications can be procured at the oniCCs-norl
east corner OF Thirteenth street ana Pennsy wanna
avenue, northeast corner 9tsiNth street ana Ponsy
wanna avenue, and at the depot whore orders DO
len for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
'''''7 l.. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. TO RECONSTRUCT TRUCK
A HOUSE.
OFFICE on COMMISSIONERS or TnE

OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS or THE
DISTRICT on COLUMBIA,
WksHINGrnS, Jan H. 1879
Proposals will be received at this o1lOe until ~
o'clock the 18th instant for reconstruCinr the
present TRUCk-IIOuSE, on Massachusetts avenue,
between Fourth aud FIFTH streets northwest pnd fit
ting II for an fNGIN E-HOUSE rs per pluiis and
specifications TO be seen In ie office ~ the Engineer
Commissioner of the District of Columbia,
The right TO reject any all bids is reserved by the
Commissioners Nv order.
laII-H WILLIAM TINDAIIy, Secretary,
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pROpOsAIS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
Il PRINTING,


Sealed proposals will he received until Wednesday.
January % 1874, at 10 O'Clock II. M, Tor furnishing the
Paper for the Public Printing until the 3lst Of Jan.
nary 1881 the said proposals to be OPENED before and
the award OF contracts to De made by the Joint Com
mittec ON Public Printing to the low est nnd4es bid
tee Teserving to itself the right to reject amy and all
bids as It's Judgment of the best interests OF the Gov
eminent may dictate.
Detailed schedules of the description quantity and
quality OF the paper required accompanied by sam.
pies and blank proposals, and giving Inc regulations
addressing j. ID. Deirecs Public Printer, Washington,
u. G.
The contracts Will he entered into for such quaint
ties may lie needed during the year, and no more.
The estimated quantities set forth In detail In tie
schedule comprise
SOOOO renms of best machne.iinish printing paper,
2iN3S.
1900 reans caendcrod printing paper, 2ixSS.
$500 realms cRlendered printing paper, different
sizes.
$3.50 reams sized and calendered printing paper,
different sl2og
600 renNs s1odand calenGered tinted printing pa.
per of different sizes,
3oD rcams enginesized paper for Post-Onca blanks
different sizes.
5000 pounds map paper, different sizes and weights
l0,U@ ponds plate paper
2iiOO feams white writing paper, different sizes and
weights,
G,1OO reams coloreI writing paper, different sizes
and weights
600 reans Ofcoyer paper different sizes and weights
40 fcanS mlnllR paper, dlIcf'nt NItS'
900 sheets imitation parchment, different sizes
10000 rcamY hHnk.nOte paper.
l5i,rOO sheets Of Gln2t bond paper No, q.
$1,000 sheets card board,
Ry direction Of the Joint Committee Of Congress on
public Printing. JNO ID DEtRlSIS,
WAsHuNGroS, Dec. y, 1873. Public Printer.
dpC:lI.