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on the public debt si52.OO1.
The days business OF ue United States Sun Treasury
VA bpld r.clpis. - - JIG TO. pIyMcuts s4iO.
~ Hi 90 buaucc fiitSa qnG.0t. currency receipts,
tl.lOh9i 60. payments. sO1up9j "a: do, balance,
S39l6oS2 10 Customs. S2ii Ooo.
AZ ne treasury sale of q 100000 gold to-day bids
were encrd 10 tie extent Of tUHJ prices rang
Ing from ll0ul TO n 10. ami tue awards we're MADE
a h sis Of iiG Ipd11GI5
7 "a bullion IN tile T. ak OF England was dccroascd
$4,000 dur ug the past week 1hc Treasury balances
NJ ne close ~ business iu Wellington were: CURRENCY
coin certificates.
Foreign exchange WAS again reduced to f4.TS and
" ~ Tor i1Llc ana defai4I bills.
IN the money mark thrr" good supply Of loan.
ahc iuhds un call at 3t3ie cent? luugh tue rate was
t'mpo nrv adv Wced 90 I. Discounts were dul, with
prlHe cndpr ed Hiluatur "a sling at 6H7.
& Nrfnncnt holds retOrlc "a furtucr advancr, The
Gem nd chbf cling all " tc ltcr Issues, such 1850
1861 1908. And tIC per cent? upon 1875 sold At
1-li i"gcr' 40 12l's coupon o., 1881, 1884 and
coupon Us 1881, 1i7tf
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Tie Trenton Muraer Trinl.

The trial of James Keenan, for the murder Of
Policeman Reupp. on the sth Of June, coucllded
IN Trenton YESTERDAY The state repre- cnt,d by
Acknowledgement Vana,ta and Mercer Brasl y, Jr,,
uuu p prisoner ucieuued by senator stockton
v. n. hartou Tue murder vas deliberate, While the
onicrr stln- keenan, for uitOrdcry conduct,
Keenan, had previously 'atVntd the officers NE
The th-f Justice charged m faN"ruf lghi punsnnlent
AID tue JURY sYer4l.t W.r 90 nans.ausntrf.
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THURSDAY. oct. p. Flour wa steadv with a
fam dtiulud Tor ur.rN 90 ar-. lncrt sglrs nf
$50 Lhl,. IT, al f5fnt f'tu los fui 60 good part
To argNr. Huc Nnea Hour more sttAdy Corn
hhl si.lnatidai ~ crnnr - tc ami West
ern. SiHkttl4o cAtra state. Sc e. NlQsfa ~ Mret.
ern rprinF wheat extras tatksth ~ do AA and
AAA, t4its g .-J 90. water wheat M -
tra-. steadfu. city trat ana tnnnly nrtnus. $50. o.
Southern naker-' aud ulNy brands, $50 e. 20 ;
Southern Shipping tNrs, dLs7. Rye Hour sulcr.
me 500 $40. corn mea Western. dc. Si4jtsSiSof
HrinNwine f4luGt4.l5 Buckwhcat hlur, 100 D.,
a. ioWf ~,
bush. at II u6aklu1ls for rjetedspring tl2lIf 23p
for ungr de- -lfiuE a. 2s ~ Tor 40 AZ
surldg sl2feD LIS Il store Tor old do 81 3lgSlS3 uT
NJ. MiNAUNte spuug e. 3tvtfl31ts Tor NJ. do -,
~ 3ttfl Us urin" new rrl ainuer western, and
.ld ioi 80. cue spi x Oats active ana nisn
mixed tdiyal7c for No Chicago m Aed 4Sc Tor
prime y 40. . NwauKer mixed ald $40 l3c furuirrlor
10 good white Barley Sal 1850 nI,l. at tlls Tor
talada u h Bay, anu 81 iOr twerr wed state. cora
quet sales 5000 oush. al ae'3's for prime West
ern IN Acd, and iJt Tor yellow tu store, Peas sales
COCO tu,h, { tnadA ned IA buA ind in bond fI.01
Provisions -furN active aud hl-htr safs ON tie
spot 800 pnlH. mess al t22of 90 anu for future
deivrTY ~ bDis seller he year, 5000. Beef quiet
bacon dul small lis u Cy long clear at a.. cut
Laru STR sales On the spO 5lb cs at lhc Tor
st@am 1855. for do. On the docs. 13sc Tor new
Western ana li4sc prime clIy an Iur future de-
livery, 1000 t. prime western ~ l6lsc tor Ocloner.
~ i0c Tor November, and l2Ac selrr lie year. Ia
loM qGle! s.eS 5000 ms Brlne At vA@eltc Dressed
Nrak state nrkin, and half nrkins 25il3ic 90 pals
.5cs3acd Western hrAls ana TUBS, lS14SC.; We'll IA
tuus, ZOO 100 Cheese unchanged AZ lutl4 Tor ate
i-etoTY. v@l5saG Tor daily and vSlShe iVT uhls fac
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state bonds W rc dun and lower. We note sales ~
bHoMin g. water loan. a. lujls; District nf Columbia
ob'- fs"NfHh virginia o., tonsulidat 80 6ie do o.,
SNhhtu,ed cuupots, % ana Missouri d. fuhucd. ct
lulAs II ilro NJ ponds ruled steady with llyn ~ de-
Ihr principal rfnsact0hs were US follows New Jersey
Central LIT cons lidat d. Ia Union Pacnc Railroad
~ hipti'age lG't Union Hacfc sinHlrg iund, $50
vlnion f9c.nc g. land grant eS4giSit; Toledo aid
wabash ls's, -. LOUIS uivfinu. 81 Ohio aid Ai.sts
sipr us. o. CleN, land ana Pii sburg1 con sinking
tund, iusJss western Union coup, 1850, 1uiMlOv1i !
Clfugo aud Northwestern con. coupon ~. bunI ,
Sol tcnira lacirc lst mort age. tat0r, IA ani ore.
60 branch ~ Great western Is, nor gage. ~. ~
Vti n, W@s5k l'ke Shore coup ] t.. 1o3 llr,hc
ktntuaI Oi ~. 1T MORTGAGE ~ Morris and fs.cN
cont bonds 1921 NUrn Missouri 1T mortgage, gOi1
latlnc 81 Mo Eds. COS Long Docs bonds, 100.
hc Obeulng nlSnrst, lowest, anu 8 A. NJ. closing
y ices % stocks Af.sstuy-
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moss SnErnrRD'S r1Rru4y.
4 Resignation that Follows a speech to New
ork FirrIueu.

WAsHtNGToN, oct. 2s.-Joscph Williams.
President Of the Fire Commissioners, SAID ia
the lire Engineer Convention IN New York
that when he ran with the machine, II person
refused 10 contribute 10 the support Of the Fire
Department the boys spotted hts house. and
when that took Gre they saved the adjoining
y operty and permitted his to burn. The under
writers OF this District asked the Fire Commis-
siouers 10 Inquire into the truth of the report,
and thcN did. The Commissioners ~ the Dis
tnct of Columbia not being satisfied with Ar.
Millilns's explanation bade him either rctract
or resign, ard yesterday his resignation was ac-
a.. tftal
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The latest caprice of ladies' is II Juror for odd
little lug china dogs-ot every color Of The raiabow.
snd 81 size from larger than adys thumb To olg
mauf MT They wear eod.knobo,d collars around their
o. Cas. ana are uumullca Mr. strau SIR, MACY i-
~ tnr.e tlc puss. says the lanes he
AFRAID 60 COM inc nundreds o. them Int Dee uis
bruu-ut OYER nty naTmirs and never tAht hNdru'
phuDlD Cal al M"c,s IN Iuurttent street, anu asA 10
zee Mr.. strauss AID Al- do.t.
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This is the third time" said the Mayor, yes
teriay to his conenbers Of the Board OF Apportion
ment tins Is the thru time that that ola gentleman
Ia. been ere about rohDery IN his store" old
g-utrNAn who had been Whispering IN the Mayors
Naleeu out Of the once.
"Why don't you scnd him TO your FRIEND Gen
Smith 20 AsAed Comptroller Green.
No." sli the Mayor Ia scud him T. your friends,
Matsel am Disuecaer IAey have faculty OF huauuE
W oct taiug-.'
ESQ { seems replied the Comptroller -" They are
good ~ p.Chlus up stray ChlpS, Tor Instance
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LEAvENwORTH, Oct. 2s.--lhe body OF a beau
ufu, NOuau aged about twenty.nv Year,, was found
IN the river here yesterday. The corpse Wa richly
dressed, wearing purple SIX dress aud jet brrastpn
anu earring la tue pocket OF the drcss was fuu d
\ 70, aru a card case containing the name Of NJ. NJ
BiHckwell checA for baggage u Ltattuworin ana a
pasH iNiu Chicago 10 kHns.s iity. Tue police are
doug their utmost "a ferret out the Affair.
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rININcIIL IND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, oct. 2S-P. M-The opera
tons at the Stock Exchange were attended by
more than the usual excitement. because az the
break in Lake Shore Of . 4 cent. from G2,. to
60'4 the result Of large realizing sales oy some
OF the prominent operators who had purchased
some days ago on confidential assurances that
the Commodore was buying. A fattcrnc profit
was secured. The course OF this stock exerted
a depressing Influence upon the remainder Of
the list, but the strength and advance in Pacific
Mail OFFS p cent from l0is 10 AZ, buyer 3, par
TALLY rallied prices, though in the final dealings,
when Western Union was severely hammered
and dropped to ,5l4 as against 7G's earlier IN the
da,, the general market became weak, nut closed
steady p cihc Mail dropped to 4O+., but closed
Al 40'4. Lake Shore rallied T. cent. before the
second call, ana aftorWaGd fuc:uated between
co.,, seller 3, and GlH, with closing transactions
at Gl.
The weakness OF Pacific Mail in the late trado
was due To more positive announcement that
the Panama road had In contemplation the
establishment Of "A line Of steamers. Erie was
actively traded in, but fell of from ls's to
IN, in response TO lower London quo
tations, In connection with considerable
realizing sales at the recent advance North
western was also weak 10 a decline II r. cent.
10 n ana Ohios were y y cent lower at l6is.
Union Pacific rose from Bjl I 68. tut closed
G5ss, ana Poetic Of Missouri tiuctuated between
o. and o, closing NJ the lower figure. In the
other shares nut very little business WAS done.
the cnef features having been Lax Slore aud
the contest over Pacific Mail.
the TOT / number of shares dealt In was 2li-
$40, OF which Lake Shore represented 1O-iNj
Pacific Mail, i,,42i; Western Union $3.50 Erie,
"a $40; Nurtnwestern, $50; Hanniuai and 81.
Joseph, 2,ls1; ~. Paul. 3iUN: Ohios 9.p1: Union
Pacific, 32,b Pacific ~ Missouri, 1850; Micnig
Centrl' li'b; Atlantic and Pacific preferred,
lO0 North~ estern preferred sni Rock Island,
| SOO; All utlc md Pacific Telegraph, luA5; New
| York Centr !, 40 W abdsh, 100; American EN-
press, lU; Chicago aud Alton, ll5; Canton. lOO;
| Fort Wayne, 10; III rlenl, 200 iiannioal and -.
| Joseph preferred, 100; Illinois Central, 10 N.
l.. and NJ. Co., l0U P,uamL l0; Toledo, Peoria
| and Warsaw, 100; United STATES Express, l5N
| Delaware, Lack. and Western, 20; c., G., c. and
| l., 81.
Tue gold market was active and excited dur
| ing the early business, wnen the price further
| advanced from l6is at the opening to ll6's,
| though II subsequently reacted to ll6's, AL
| closed AT llGA. The recent holders OF gold sold
heavily al the advance, aud there was dlspo-
| stiun IN keep the market Gown until fresh pur-
chises could be made.
! The news from the Nevada mines Is less en-
| cOura2ng thus afternoon, ana the large esthb-
hsuments viii not pruhanlN be IN tull Operatiu n
| ngain before next spring. The Dire at Virginia
| CITY was more disastrous than early accounts
| indicated.
LAM
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On the Prospect Park grounds Yesterday, In
the hist race General won the nrst heat In 2.35l4
Coroner X. the second third and fourth heats IN 23I
23l, aud 80 General took seconu and jean lugriuw
tnrd money. The nrs heat Of the eccund race was
won by kans.s Chief Ia 2:si. Ihe secOno was a dead
D At between Kansas CnIef ,nd RaGus; kansas won
the tlrd aud fourth heats and Ia 22dis anu 227
kaTns lo0A seeOn !, ana Adc aide lnlrd money.
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The Lyceum Theatre was closed last evening,
ana - 10 remain 50 tonight piece 81 heavy iuini.
tIrc fell on NJ Noni rs instep on Wcd.csday evening.
ana Yesterday he Nas 30 'rpnrd that hr could act
his lau ia tne cuWruy ol Nos IuNmDs." "FrVu.
lrOL Wal De produced Oh raturddy evening".
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TALLAHASSEE, oct 25-'ren or twelve colored
men, an wei armed, went 10 the store OF ". :. Rom
son, tnc RirkseY place and demanded the der
OF the CLERK. Mr. johnson. He called Mr. Robinson
aud tina gentleman tTir To dc the .ruer ga
away Flnah t.ey sad they would taEc JOntsou
lite Ia he Wuuld pay them 30. The mon, paid
ad r. cept xae taken " lth tne 1es OF tue
attached, lucv were led 10y Arch Ciowcl violent
f. low VINO has bee prominent m Grant political nleet
inss. No action has tcen tak b. tie AutheTities.
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The body found in the Narrows on Wednesday
Il probably that Of Mis- Fancska Muss, of 3o5 East
FOURTH street. New York. She vent from her home
about eighf O'Clock on the Of t. 10 ana was
not again heard Of until her sister rocOgni4eI
scrptiOn printed IN yesierdArH SUS that ~ their
Missile relative. The marks r. H. No. q gu the ~.
aerclOthlng leave little douot as TO the Identity.
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Tue Earthquake in Memphis.

created cousd .rabe alarm different portions Of the
CITY There we're three different shOcks following each
DINER Ia rADd Huccresinn, The Nurauunt we're strong
enough tile WINDOWS ana trlchtry, especially N
the u.per tul eot huuingr, and In some lnhlanevs
CaustI stampede anOAS tuc occupants.
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Boston, Oct. ga letter received In this city
says thar Capt Mehan his SON. and tour men, OF the
shin Anda of Ihomason, were drowned by the caplz.
X Of hOat IN the sun AZ Pahehon de Pa he
cOast Of Peru, the ION Of september a All OF
tie bodies had been recovered tpt that the Cap
tan's sou, aud Wound be sent home Dy thp ship uin
Bryce, for New York ~ 80
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The Railroad Conductors Life Insurance As
sociatlon of the United States aud Canada reduced
their Grand Secretary aud Treasurer's salary from
1900 To 800 Yesterday ALd elected Tor the ensuing
LeaIr, John seSm'nr, fresIdsat John G, Blood
Pre- ldcnt and Joseph r. CulDerIsOp Grand Secretary
AAd treasurer.
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An Interpreter Shool. his Bro,hcr-lo-l.nw.

RID CLOUD AGENCY, Neb., Oct. l5.--1he
Cheyenne M rnreter al this post quartelled 70.
day WITH his wife, an Indt woman. The brother Of
the latter t'rcrcd and shot drad. Tn Interpreter
nrd TO camp Robinson for refuge. ana The excited
Cheyenne, Nho surrounded the cucy force,
90. geo Ia theuihciyC- vi ia ulng the log
lu destroying the household effects ui tne mur.
ar
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wAsnINGroN, Oct. ~ The Secretary Of the
Treasury has given directions for the retirement and
aton Of S7Of $50 IN United States Legal tenders,
that amount u,ng rghty per ceht Of toe .a9 al uln
circulation Issued Nitnln tue lael month lhln vi
mast the amount OF out-tandlng legal tendere until
further OTdcTB Sj18. 23d9iA.
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WASHINGTON, Oct ~. AT the Washington
Driving Park to-day the nrst race two mile dash was
won by Gen. Harvey, DonnybrOok second Caroline
lnti Joe Germs fourth. Time of nrsl mle, lbOh Of
race, 3is The second purse tS25 mile huaes iur all
.gss vs. Won BY hadge in two straight heass in lb2
vnd 1850
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Thr Onrdin. l.inuI Dol Court.

BOsTON. o (. -. The suit Of c. o. Gott. pro-
prize OF the Cardn Giant, 20 recover 100000 damages
from the BOstua HOrdd. commenced to-day, An ar,i'
Gle Ia tue Het0d Of November, 1873, questioned The
nuineness OF tue Giant, anu PRONOUNCED IL fraud,
hence the kut.
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A Good Chance tor Young Married Folks.

Messrs Lord a Taylor, desiring to close out
the fgrnlure STOCK at the broadway anu TNcntieh
street store To make for other departments. VIII
d-pis, once the enirt Hr-uftnienl al ana urpcr
cur ufi' rns eudl bargains 10 parties N want of
rialy good drawing room, iJr, dining and bedroom
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CoSCORp, II. H.. Oct. 2s.-lhe Grand Jury to-
nay found dlcmcnt against Joseph La Page for the
murder OF Josie Lsngmaid AZ Pembroke ON MONDAY,
Oct 4. The trial VIII probably take place az m I'D
Journed term IN January
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Atcnfion is invited to the oucr to st1ckhcfcra 81
G.sJi 90 ihird mortgage bonds Of the PAglnc Railroad
OF iils 1ur At ~. the proceeds of vmtu. q. c.u
mated, vii pncc tue nDances Of the company III j.
ktAutial footing.
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The largest assortment and lowest prices for
Yfnture. carpets aud bedding u b. NJ CORpeTLhK
Id ana l57 Chatham a. AdV.
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Blliousness cured. Use Quirk's Irish Tea.
Headache cured. Use Qulrgs Irish Tea.
AID all tVT Zoo. S0ld bi dTngglHts.--AdA
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HhRRTED.

"Incic Sain's Cnush Care" ttwcriy cents
uott.el TOR cotJt. corA, tld tI -. I'D ..ise'.
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Ladies'. ni--e-'. t.enfa'. md Bows Roots
th irs GIitrf- .id llin J.. hac!s. nl.i. lfrl =
lie sgiAk,, all ti! lcs aul .r 's 800 f.. P.fl0Hf0
MiLilN s. 60. 3 rniou SQUARE.
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In lUans The rates pad for the uhe Of COLO we're ~,
ll6 1852, 364, bb4 cent and nat anu for carrying
ana cent,
The utAl clearinge at the Gold Exchange Bank were
th7 U.s. 900 gold balances, t2.yH.53i and CURRENCY
LAlAIlcss. S2p2DAIg. liza buy lreaaulY redeemed
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Gentlemen thnt usr Wards spice In tkeh
ranles ft. nIftahi. sl.li Hit4olt = .toi .ne- OF
appetite mr. tru!ts 80 q. m iurf as-el stores
k,epit. Depot l"i D"4G. 70. sew York.
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Coughs, Uonrsrnc.-, ard al niHta.rs sf;he
IifntfH t. -psrIf lrJ tfriuu cure. 'iFGE-
NNs- l'lr 80. lItEtW tgr !.ruErroRATT rc d by
drus-ists On.y 5J cents pcl tuule.
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Elegant FHruiturr, Clrprf-. prrior BEDS,
sc. ~ Nl.D4.t.. 4. LAisAL 80 EruAit.y, cd
monthly piym nts
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Nunturc nj Artery IN ihe right IN.
Irri the mos. pronin ut su on "a this tff without
n'ueni by actlllcut he n OF DR.. nILt>'- l. ,i'-Nf
NNl. w. Ni.ff..f.. Ma.
Orun,st Clurch Of -. Fm.,!iX gi-r. icia IT. Y
SOL b. oil dru -rsls. p,., a Iil ay. Sew YJrk.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-04
MARYLAND.
STATE CAPITAL NEWS.

ANNAPOLIS, January 2. 1875.
New Years Eve was observed by the Method.
lists Of this place in the usual way of churches OF
that denomination. Watch-meetings were held
at the First and Second charges. At the First
Charge the Rev. ]. W. Hedges, pastor, made an
exhOrt alton founded upon the occasion, and the
congregation sang the conservation hymn Begin
ing THE covenant we this moment make" At
the Second Charge the Rev. Robert Smith
preached and the Conservation hymn was sung.
At st. Msry's Catholic Church services apprO-
pirate TO the occasion were held, and there were
services there also the next morning, the Rev.
Father Faivre preaching. The stores in the
city were generally closed, together with the
public Offices. The mldshipmen were relieved
New Year here were very quiet. A dull sky aud
slight fall Of snow added to the general sOmbre-
ness.
THE OYSTER wAR-DEPREDAToRs ARRESTED.
Captain Lemuel Mitchell, Of the sloop Mamie
MMeIEymaD, sta state fishery force captured on
dredger 10, Captain Jeremiah Donugan, Of Bal
timore. (owners, Captain Donagan and wife }
charged with dredging on Hollands Island bar.
Also, the same officer captured oC Thursday the
schooner Whitman, licensed dredger 246, John
Lets, captain aud owner, hailng from Baltimore,
charged with the same offence. Both captains
were taken before Justice ID. q. Thompson, and,
in default Of $500 bail each, we're committed to
jail
The Annapolis and Elk Ridge railroad authori-
tics, with eOmmendable enterprise, have placed
n second morning train on the route to Baltimore,
which leaves at Sis. 1t connects at the Annapo-
lis Junction with the train that leaves Baltimore
at 9.O5 q. N.
A mission night school has been established in
the lower section OF the city for men and boys Of
the congregation OF st. Anne's church; Samuel
JickliRg, esQ., teacher.
Paynaster Albert s. Kenny reported for duty
at the Naval Academy yesterday, vice Medical
Inspector JONES ID. Murray, detached and or
dered 70 the Mediterranean.
The Court Of Appeals will resume arguments
on Tuesday next. r,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-04

grapes the first ave Gears as follows: The pro-
Quot Of the first v0 years ct ga sos 90; nom which
deduct expenses, irst year for plants and trellis
e2TI; ipterest on capital at per cent, $500; cost
OF labor mt year. t15o; second year, $500; third
year. 4sc0i fourth year, 500 hfth year, e6oo. Total
cost, sAe27; leaving . clear profit for the hrst
years OF els, 67e.e0. think about 100 gallons OF
Nortons Virginia and LOO gallons Of Concord
would be fair average estimate per year, which
the vines can produce and remain healthy and
Dr.. Harrison, Of Virginia, ssates,.in a Peters
burg paper, the following:
'sMr. J. L. Moltur says his vineyard gives him
q net profit OF q, 562 per acre
"Messrs Boyer gives rs about q, 500 per acre.
"Col. Warning OF Indian Hill, gives over q, 900
me Concord, the Ives and the Clinton viii do
well wherever corn and potatoes do we'll; but the
CataNbs Is liable to mIldeH unless grown In ele-
waited, dry positions. The Delaware loves . soil
In which clay Is predominant.
Above Georgetown, on the heights near Cabin
Johns bridge, Mr.. Redding succeeded in raising
must be dry and porous from perfect drainage.
On the opposite side Of the river Concords, which
are not liable to mildew, are raised.
Near Bladensburg Henry Scott hasraised some
OF the best Delaware grapes ever seen in this
country also other sorts.
To succeed well, the vines must be we'll trellised
on wires or poles, or tied to posts. Mr. Buck uses
wire, about telegraph size, and stakes about three
feet high, and the wire Is fastened on the top by
staples; each vine, with two branches, is tied
along the wire The ground Is so rocky you
scarcely ind dirt enough to soil your foot With
but the roots ind 1t. PoroNAC,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-04
GEN. MORGAN L. SMITH.
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES O
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IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL SERVICES ON
SATURDAY LAST.
The remains Of the late Gen. Morgan l. Smith
laid in state Saturday at his residence, No. 1928
Massachusetts avenue, and were visited during
the day by large number Of citizens The body
was eDeased in an elegant rosewood casket
trimmed with gold, with heavy gold. plated han
dies. On tNe top was plate inscribed, Morgan
l. Smith. Died December Is, 1874 aged "a years. -
The casket was covered with the American flag,
on which were handsome floral crosses wreath
and anchor.
AT O'Clock the funeral services began, con-
Quoted by Rev. DR.. II. Tiffany, who, in an impress
siVe manner, referred to the deceased as one who
had left many dear friends, and eulogiEed highly
his merits as a soldier and citizen.
On the conclusion Of this portion Of the service
the cofnI-nd was screwed down. and the BODY was
taken TO the hearse by eight soldiers from the
ordnance department, under the command Of Cor
The funeral cortege moved of in the foIIovinv
order: Marine band; LIST regiment National Guard
under command Of Col. Robert l. Fleming: the
T Iets c sDIsI stan; ana Col n b Fggitt Of the
Moore; ID company, Capt. F. N. Carver; E com
Pa3y, Capt. J. T. K. Plant; B company, Capt. D.
The military were followed bv the carriages
containing Dr. Iinanyi the pall-bearers, ex-GOV-
eTnor ShepheTd1 Judge Arthur Macarthur, Gen.
u E Ba6oock, Justice Miller, Ar- HalIet XII
bourn, Col. Addison Ware, Mr. Thomas T. Hume.
and DE-. J. II. Thompson. The heArse with the
the friends Of the deceased.
Ihe eortege moved by the way Of NJ street to
BTiGge street, Georgetown, to Congress-. to Oak
hlll cemetery, Ebene the troops formed IN front
OF the chapel and presented arms as the body
passed by, the Marine band in the meantime
paying IN their exquisite style, Nearer, Ny
God, To Thee Tbe booy was taken into the
chapel, where DR.. TiSRny concluded the service
The remains were placed temporarily in q vault
Tolleys.
Among the proDfoe6t persons present were
Hon. W. W. BelKnap, Secretary Of War; eK-
Colorado; Generals John 4. Logan, Crittenden,
Horace BToughton, 7. kilby Smith, Dunn, o. Z.
Babeock, Charles Ewing, HSu. E. O. IngerIolI,
b. Corkh1l, Paymaster CQnnEngham, Judge J.
J. Martin, Major Z. L. Camp, Col. s. s. SmO0t
Judge Fisher. Admiral ReJRslts and Mr.. Gel.
s. Gideon