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F1NANCE AND COMMEROE.
oYTrox OF THE EVENING TxIrep.
SATURDAY. SAINT Ioao -

Oss"hoets 5ept 70, 1864 II
=, There Is no material chsnge to notice in the
money Market. Call loans are quoted at ltdS
p1,cent' pep cent prime commercial paper ranges from
6Mi per Cent. per aDnum,
The Stock Market opened very dpn tb;.
morning, but prices were steady; Goyernment
ssecuIltles were FIRMLY held. City loans were in
lalr demand; the new issue sold Mt IOai. ara
Old do. at 10l, no change. 4' "Au
hallroad shares were inactive Pennavlvanio
haliroad sold NJ 66t no change. ReaS,no oe
41t, slight advance; Mnehll at 57h no chahS,o as
Elmira common al 30, no change; and Nortbss.I,
central at 49i, no change. l2S was bid 10
Camden and Amboy; 44i for Little Schuvikii,.
30 ior North pennsylvania; Al for Elmira nre,
ie[ie1; 55a for Catawlssa preferred; and 25I
TOT phllaoelphia and hrie.
lily Passenger Railway shares were dull
on was bid for Second and Third: 10 ior Tentb
and Eleventh; 15 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth.
ao a ior Obesnut and Walnut: l04 for Hestonville:
20 IoT Germantown; 223 for Spruce and Pine;
apG 81 Tor Green and Coates.
Bank shares were in demand for inves,ment
az iu'l prices, but we hear OF no sales, 240 was
pld ior North America; 1905 for Farmers, and
mechanics; 609 for Commercials; 10Y for Sonth
wark; 6l4 for Girard; 3ls for Manufacturers: "a
Ior City; 40 for Consolidation: 20 for Corn Ex.
change; and III for Central National.
In Canal shares there was very little move.
ment. Lehigh NAVIGATION soil at 225 M
change. 10 was bid for Schuylkill NavigatIon
commons; 20 for preferred do; 20 for Morris
Canal preferred; and IA for Susquehanna Canal.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES T0.nAv
hv no r.
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GREAT SALT LAKE CITY, !
January as, 1888 J

Mr.. II. T. HELkBoLD-
Dear sh: - Your communication requesting our
berms OF advertising was duly received. but from
brjud'ce had formed against advertising "cures
br secre, dlsealeI," it was lett unanswered. During
IA accidental conversation In drug store the other
)venDg. my mind was changed on the character Of
hour BUCHU. II was then highly recommended for
b. or disc Ases by two physicians present.
Enclosed pleas hod our rates OF advertising.
Yours, ETC.,
T. r. b. sTENHOUSE,
Editor and Proprietor or
hA "a DSily and Weekly Telegraph.
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By an arrival at New York yesterday. we
have European adVices to the 10 h instant:-
SPAIN.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

A FAMILY JAR.-onc OF those cases Of family
quarIelins that are always occurring, but seldom
hnd their way before magistrate, was brought
A young man named BoxaIl was arraigned be.
fore the Justice on the complaint Of Mrs. A. f.
who s with ns5
the mothef-in.isw Of BoIaIi, and becoming en-
ened to sffike her with his ast, and was only
prevented from doing so by the intsrferenee OF
friend Of the aecused. Bossll denied "the soft
entered his house his mother-in-law commenced
abusing him, and that she was continually put
s. otSss a: which made
the mssistrssss once, stated tSst Il wss not 50,
her to a disrepussbie woman at a picnic last
summer. The husband said II was false, and
that the lady he Introduced her to was the wife
Oriminstior and ecriminstion was INDUCED in,
when Justice Buckley said he was disposed to
dismiss the esse a. Il was purely an unfortunate
for such a cause, and sworc that she was in dan
ger OF bodily harm, from her son-in-law, and the
10 keep the p peaoc for ak months w " WV
This was readily procured, and the accused
promised never to disturb her should she at once
lady promised to do so as soon as she procured
her things At the house, and she left the ONCE in
company with Mr.. Bokall's wife. The Justice,
opinion that both parties were somewhat at
fault, aud hoped they would depart and become
friends, ~ good Christians should be.
ARRIVAL OF THE JoHs GIrsoN.-Atl o'clock
G CAPT. WIN. II. winters, from New i YORK. reached
her wharf here. The captain reports very heavy
weather outside, and the encountering o. large
found the James 5. Green wedged In the Toe, near
Fort Washington, and assisted In clearing u,
n and the Green Green proceeded on her voyage The
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DIED,


Aer long and protractsd luoss, March !. 1858, at
the residence OF her mother. on street. MARY TUR
EER,aged Is years.
The friends Of the family are INVITED to attend her
funeral, which will take place at Waugh chapel B.
Church, Capitol Hill, Tuesday, March 5, ls6s. at
o'clock. p. m.
OF the morning Of tho lst Of March. 1865. WILLIAM
II. WATSON.
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
corner Of And streets west this morning,
ct II IN. His friends and those OF tho family are
spectfully invited to attend.
JoHS PHEALAN, native Of Lre'snd, In the Est year
q his age boing resident OF Washington for the last
IS years.
n. funeral will take place from the residence Of his
sister, CathArino WALL corner Of Tenth and streets,
this evening at o'clock. The friends Of the famil
are invited 10 attend without further notice.
On Sunday. instant. HEsRr BALDWIN, In the s5th
The friends e The family are invited 70 attend his
Sd instant, at II o'clock.
On the 18th Of February. LEWIS THOMAS, in the 10Th
year OF his age.
On Saturday. 9th February, Mrs. ASsE Z. J. GARD
MIR, In the SD year OF her age
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

VARious ITRMs.-M. Eldridge Il Co.'s ware
house wall that recently fell, 10 to be imme-
per ton in this City The hail over the sa Dr Ens
ginc House has been fitted up as place Of meet
Ing by the brotherhood OF the Union. The
this morning. The receipts for license, sc, at
the Mayors office from March LIST, 1867, to March
LIST, 1885, amount to tl2 SOL 81. The range OF hills
ment of the forts that crowded its summit, at
the close of the war, are being brought under
IN nv FU4s s Of Ice
riously effects the efforts Of steamboats, to get by
ELECTION OF OpFIcERs.-At a meeting Of the
Mount Vernon Circle No. !, Brotherhood OF the
Union, held at II. hall on the GSth ult the fol
+, A. Brown; G. W, r. Roiini G. Fulton, R.
II. Register, W. Baker; II. Treasurer, X. Owens;
W. d., Thomas Chanceyj W. ~, II. d. Miller.
PERsoNAL.-Rev. Mr.. Biting, Baptist minis
ter, much esteemed, formerly OF Alexandria.
CT SoI,5 q e to
Thomas, OF Fairfax, for an alleged violation of
the civil rights bill, was continued In the United
states District Court, at Richmond, Thursday
CRY Sour Notwithstanding to announce.
ment, the city soup house was to be kept open
until the LIST OF March 1t Ia to be hoped that
appropriations may be made to keep It open for
week or two longer, the necessity for Its ex-
istenee unfortunately not having yet entirely
ceased.
Sn.rrING REroRT.-From the harbor.master's
report for the year ending March !, 1865, the
number OF arrivals at the port Of Alexandria for
the period named, appears as follows: Schoon-
ers, 23ii steamers, 1885, brIgs, s. ships, l; total
573.
THE statement that John Seaton was arrested
for disorderly conduct at the ball at Lyceum
Hall last week, is incorrect. Mr.. Seaton was
merely witness In the case.
BENEFICIAL SoCIRTy.-A Catholic Beneficial
Society of this city was organized on Sunday
night, Capt. J. Dougherty, president.
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common to them, and to Nos so and 725, on the
first Tuesday of next term.
Irwin Mcdowell. The argument Of this cause
was concluded by Mr.. johnson, Of counsel for
M. $50. E- Saris' VIM. H. Mecsrdl., appellant.
The argument Of this sause was commenced by
Mr., Black, Of counsel for the appellant.
Adjourned untir tomorrow morning At ii
O'clock
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aEoRaEroWn MATTERS

ORDERS for the NATIONAL RRrunLr AN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores OF
Messrs. T. NJ. X. Mills d Co., date Crandells) 12s
Bridge street, or at Mcssrs. q. I. Getty d Co.'s,
loo Bridge street, where copies Of the RxpupLI-
CAN may be obtained daily.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To OUR SuBscRIBERs IN ALEXAspRIA.-Mr
George ". Jones, No. IS North Alfred street, be-
tween Queen and Cameron streets, 10 our author
lied agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, in
Alexandria. and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit Advertisements for this psper, from
the first day OF February.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

CLoTnISo At REDUCED RATES. Mr.. A straus,
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers his large aud well selected
stock OF Mon and Boys Clothing and Gentlsmsas
Furnishing Goods, for the ncxt thirty days, without
regard 70 cost He also oHsrs diseo int OF ten per
cent on all purchases amounting to u or mora. Now
Is the time to make your purchases at an immense
saving.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

SLIPPED ON THE Johannesburg to the
sleet and slippery condition OF the sidewalks
yesterday, Mrs, Martha Weston sustained severe
the Smithsonian grounds. Her LETT wrist was
fractured and right foot severely .prained, be
sides receiving acontusion on the forehead, from
which blood freely flowed. She was placed in a
carriage and conveyed to her residence on Capi-
tol HID, where medical aid was summoned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

TN QUESTION SETTLED. Those sminsnt men. Dr.
James Clark. Physician 70 Queen vietoria, and Dr.
Hughes Bennett, say that consumption can BE- cured
Dr. wistar knew this when he discovered his now
widely known BALsAn OF WILD CHrHsr, and sx-
perenee has proved the correetnoss Of his opinion
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LOCAL ITEMS.

sparxa srrtss osats Drcss Hats. Light desirable
Caps for spring wear Fresh assortment Boys Hats,
new colors ~ sTINBMETz.
tf"N IA Psnnsyl vania avenue,
near corner Thirteenth street.
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| MONTHLY MEETIse OF TIE LEVY COURT
meeting q ,sis cent was held Adsrmens
There were present Messrs. Nichols, Brown.
Belt, Blssgden Plant, Rowland and Shepherd,
The CHAIR read .. petition from Mr.. LAWYER,
TiS.f esesl s:s.e.s seventh ana Eisssh street:
he states that The account OF Mr.. Bslissger, now
hsa By HIM ,.h has not been paid By the court
nuisance near Bennins's 6ridse-the poudrette
Also, from MI, Boudinot, a letter stating that
before Justice N. Il: Miller, charged with selling
both were superseded, and MI. Miller deciines to
issue an execution. Referred TO the county At
tion as TO his licenses. Referred. =,
Also, bond. q The clerk and sups,intendent;
Second precinct station. Referred. y.
Also, report Of the Commissioners OF Schools,
S humber s. ps os The 70 issS
M. Piss., fren tho improvement. Committee,
,ss ian. ssSf u.ea S.,as a f
which was passed.. 4. -. .gTaiIE T-.I j...
the land. 81 i j. %ssis Haop.s road % rough
Also, presented bills OF Mr.. Linyiile, Mr.. ]. W.
Maines, Mr. Kaiser, 3. Norment, p. Thyso'n and
.saasns % &c ps S;f'
as also bill Of Nj: Burns Tor hrsi.sias ooi,hs.
Mr.. shepherd, from the Oommittes on Police,
reported In favor Of remittinf tho nne on George
Also, on bills Of J. M. brooke, FLA. Kent aud
William Thompson, which were ordered to bo
Tho CHAIR announced tho following eommit-
tees! 1mprovements-Messrs. Plant, Belt and
Shepherd; finAnce-Messrs. Shepherd Blagde n
Sohools5Messrs. Nichols, Blasdenf and Row.
land; Claims-Messrs Brown, Rowland and
Belt; Polioe-Messrs. shepherd, Plant and Belti
Plant. -. = -
MI. Plant, from tho eommittes on tho subject,
nominated the e., following sope .yisors Of high.
shoemAker, L. Middleton, IT,, W. b. Lacey and
s. NJ. Golden. The no minations were confined
Accommodation was received from the county
manent ONCE for him, also, in reference to par
ties who have not paid their taxes and defy the
The Chair called attention to the fact th.. the
treasurer had not q cent to pay bills, while the
corporation were In debt to tho court.
Mr.. Shepherd moved that the Committee on
sss q r. slSs .t
MT. Blssdsn mov S thu. Mr.. W. L. COX be .p-
p, Ssfy z. ns Sss and
dered to be put on record. ..
Mr.. Belt presented q resolution requesting the
improvements Committee to inquirein Into the ex-
pediency Of continuing the Woodley Lane road
NEW JuRoRs.-Thc following new Jurors for
be summoned q. HANDLER. Fourth ward; Robert
Clark, sixth ward, Thomas Hayener, Fourth
ward, John Umpeley Sixth ward Joseph L. Law,
w Anrkef. Seventh ward, n "A Todd Second
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poIIcR TrLEonAMs.-DurinB the month end
ing February 20 there were transmitted through
she police Telegraph office, Of wach Mr.. Y.
1oliy, esq, Is superintendent, $50 dispatches
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THE New MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CHURcu.-
music, and refreshments, will DO given at Odd
Fellows Hall, Seventh street, this evening, as
well as Wednesday and Thursday EVENING", by
others, with view to raising funds withwhic
to erect memorial church AZ thank offering
to Almighty God for having preserved our eoun.
90 cents. Children half price. Course tickets 81.
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NEW JuRoRs.-The following new Jurors for
be summoned; q. Handler, Fourth ward; Robert
Clark, sixth wardj Thomas Hayener, Fourth
ward; John Umpbley Sixth ward, Joseph T. Law,
W. Barker, Seventh ward, II. b. Todd, Second
ward; Jas. Kelly, First wNrdj u. O. Anderson,
Seventh ward; b. Forrest, Georgetown.
BOARD OF HxALTH.--This hoard was to have
held q meeting yesterday afternoon, but, no
quorum being present, they adjourned without
transacting any business.
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DOR oyER-DRINKINa
Az"
on,v, ,,r,, ,..TRAcT
p.,
in,' NV tsy .,I.J h,t m p,tr.ct nos.sss.
~ una"nh,ad .Ir,uo. tor al, NERVOUS DIsRAsEs.
aud particularly for those Of the Cersbro sy.
a. vsar. in nsr,ou. msladies. and psr
eulary in those caused by immoder.te use Of Wines
,.r,.i somni.,nt. for which mi, remedy has been
extensively used. and from which 1t obtained its rep
Ram No 10 Intsll,s,peer Baildiur.
foS.ly Washington, D. c.
Tp cU,TIs N pp 10
Author Of
MANHOOD"
EXPOSE OF auACKs AND oUACKRRY."
1.-THE USE OF THE MICROSCOPE IN CERTAIN
CASKS OF DEBILITY, - &c,
Has devoted many years OF his extensive practice en-
'fe'' 70 tue "sA'"sH' anu s0i'"
I1.inV from liability and abuse. produetIys Of so
80 - 49,. % ....u.,,.. I...~
many instances OF premature decay.
80 y street. between Twentieth and Twenty-hrst
s'se", "sa a 1s ~ ~ m0" 'n' h'''' u s.iysm
c,rppupNs co
-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

nnp IRON EXPOSURE. On Sunday, at 8
o'clGbk, p H., Justice Tucker held an inquest
the body of a white male infant which was
found on the night OF the 2sth ultimo. The Jury
rendered verdict that the infant was found in
the rear Of lot owned by John A. Newman,
fronting New Jersey avenue, near the corner OF
N street south, where It had been exposed upon
the snow to perish by some person or persons
unknown to the Jury. Itwastaken to the house
Of Mr.. Leonard Luker to be cared for, and died
about O'Clock, .. m, on sunday morning last.
1t was buried by the corporation.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

The FIRST Co.orgRATIvR BUILDING Assoc
CIATIos.--The regular monthly meeting OF this
association WAS held last night at Potomac
was sold at 81 .62j at slb9 900 sold at 81 5S
one share atsl5Si one at SO; three sid4; one
at al 90.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

TEE stormy March has come At last.
with wind and cloud and changing skiss
March overooats at HenninG's One Price Clothing
Store, No. 81 Seventh street, BuildlnG
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

SUPREME COURT or THE UNITED STATES
Monday, March lsgS1on motion Of Mr.. Cush-
Ing, Oliver p. q. Billings, esq, OF New York
city, was admitted to practice as an attorney and
counsellor Of this court.
On motion OF Mr. Attorney General Stanbery,
John b. Baldwin, esq, OF Virginia, was admitted
court.
VS.. The state Of Missouri, a. rel the Attorney
General. Mr.. Chief Justice Chase announced
the order OF the court, overruling the motion to
dismiSs this writ of error, and reserving the
question Of Jurisdiction for argument at the final
hearing Of the cause:
No; III. Reuben White, plaintiff In error, VS.
nonnced the same order In this case as in No BOT.
No. $3.50; Robert Patterson plaintiff in error,
". Emelie dc IA Ronde, NJ; Chiei Justice
rule issue to the judges Of the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the Eastern District OF
Louisiana to show cause why the writ OF error
should not operate as q supereedess, and that a
aupercedeas Issue TO the marsha! Of the United
States for the Eastern District OF Louisiana to
until after return Is made to the rule allowed,
and order OF this aourt on the same.
No. 50. Susan 7. Hepburn OF al, plaintifs In
No. 226 Frederick Bronson, executor, 49,,
plsintiif In error, ya. Peter hodesi
of the Court, that these cascS be continued and
argued orally at the bar at the next term OF this
court, on the first Tuesday Of the term, with
leave to the Attorney General to be heard In
behalf of the United States.
No. IS, +, Mundlebaush ct a., plaintifs In
error, V; The people q the United States and
No. %. The county Of Lane, plaintiff in error,
Va. The State OF Oregon,
No; n, Joseph o. Willard, appellant, VS.. Benz,
No. OF. ID. u. Broderick's executors, plaintiff
In error, vs., Henry S. Magraw's exeoutrlx. Mr..
Ohief Justice Chase announced the order Of thu
Court that these cases be continued to the next
term Of this court, with leave to counsel to re-
argue the same II they see 1t on the questions
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

Our MAYoRs.-There are now at the Mayors
office, photographs of benjamin Grayson Orr,
the second. and Con. James @. Berret, a late
Mayor OF Washington, made at Brady's gallery:
The first was made from miniature procured
In Virginia, and the latter fro M life. There 10
now at the Mayors office the portraits Of all the
Mayors excepting the following; Robert Brent,
Daniel Rapine, s, NJ. SmalwooI, Walter LenoX,
William A. Bradley, and W. Il. M agruder. Mayor
Wallach has made arrangements to obtain por-
cessful in obtaining picture of NJ T. smallwood.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

The Board Of Assessors having completed the annual
assessment, hereby give notice that they i'll sit as
Board Of appeals Aha GoT the purpose q making cor
1858, (Sundsys excepted al their room In the west
wing OF tho City Hall. from q. m, 10 p, IN, each
day - W
JOSHUA WHITNEY
fcb-oOtd Sec'y Of the Board Of Assessors
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

MORE. Under the regultious Of the Department, as
heretofore and now existing, pa DO made
III HSsssnE pI9elamatons except to such pub
sloner OF the General Land Otlcs jAN-laWl9W
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

TRANsFERs OF REAL EsrATE.-The following
transfers Of property were reported Saturday.
East half lot square 7o5, at kt6oj lot l, square
Ses, 50 feet on north street, at ts4SO; part lot
street. at 5000, lots II and ~, block Meridian
Hill at part lot Q, square $50 90 feet on
Fifth street. at t700 west part lot H. square 903,
rs feet on street, at u 900, sub lot 2, square
GO, at s7i2boj part lot u, square 100 west "a
feet, north A street, at 1905 lot $50, Beatty
square west 30 feet on north X street, and east
II feet, and part l02 and l03 Beal's Addition to
Georgetown, at t1, 900.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

Horse RAILROAD AcclDEST.-About o'clock
last evening as car No. 5S on the Seventh street
road approached an excavation near the track on
Seventh street, near Louisiana avenue, the earth
gave way, and the horses attached to the car
were precipitated into the opening, which was
about six or eight feet deep. One OF the horses
was rescued Immediately. After two and haH
hours hard labor with derrick and ropes, and the
aid OF twenty 1--WE or thirty men, the other was
placed on ferra drma, apparently lifeless, but In
lew minutes jumped up and shook himself. The
excavation had been made In order to stop
leakage of the water piDcB.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-09-25
Don't stay long, Illus
band. ....s

"Don't stay long, husband % said
a young bride tenderly in my pres
ence as he was preparing to go out.
The words themselves were insignifi-
cant, but the look of melting tender
ness with which they were accompa-
MED spoke volumes. 1t told the
whole vast depth of woman's love-
of her grief when the light of his
smile, the source of all her joy
beamed not brightly upon her.
Don't stay long, husbandi" and
I fancied / saw the loving gentle
wife, sitting alone anxiously count
ing the moments, running to the
door to see If he wasn't in sight and
finding that he was not, thought 1
could hear her exclaim in disa point
ed tones mot YETI
"Doh't stay long husband!h and 1
again thought could see the young
wife rocking neryously in the great
arm chair weeping as though her
heart would break, as her thought
less lord and master prolonged his
stay to a wearisome length of time.
Oh! you that have wives to say
''don't stay long" when you go forth,
think of them kindly when you min
gle in the busy hive of life, and try
Just little to make their homes and
lives happy, for they are gems very
seldom replaced You cannot find
amid the pleasures of the world, the
peace and JOY that quiet home,
blessed with such o woman's pres
ence will afford.
''Don't stay long, husband!" and
the young wife's look seemed to say
for here i'm your own sweet home is 3
loving hear: whose music is husheC
when you are absent--there is soft
breast To lay your head upon, anc
here pure lips unsoiid by sin, viii
pay you kisses for coming back sc
Soon. II Stantoa { To) Spectator.