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DECISIONS.
surnEME counr- cnAMpEns.

liy JUDGE Donohue
pronty ". Michigan aud southern and Northern
lGdinn, Rairoad Company ct aL--Ordcr granted
Matter OF Dyckman, &c-Grantcd.
By Judge Lawrence.
Oapen Security Savings Gank.-i do not Gnd tho
order which is applied for -1
Appiarus, Sc., Us. wobbcr.-ordcr granted denying
mctlun lOr an inulctiun.
Matter oil Winters The paper purporting 10 be an
affidavit oi Mr. D. y. T. Marshall neither signed nor
verified
E,nmct " polan visa to hear counsel in regard
to The allowance M this case.
Hcus Door. The andavt OF ]. vogt In this case
hns no date, nor Was the petitioner sworn IN open
court
Nasa vs The Mayor. &c-Findings MS settled.
Gardiner vs. Tho Mayor Sc.-Moton that commits
SIGN issue is grained on payment OF $40 costs
Matter of opcning New Avenues, &c.-Rcport OF re-
fierce confirmed aud cess taxed as herein specified
d oss vs. southern ohio coal and Iron Coinpany.-I
wish to counsel m ms
Hens ". Nartman.-fhis being special statutory
prccecdias what authority is there Tor serving by
maiis
spohi vs.. The Justices OF tho Corr, Of special scs
sions -ln tins have granted order Spohi
counsel why default should not be opened
coNMoN PLEAs--GENEEAL TERM.
BY Judges {, T. naly, Robinson aud J. +. Daily
TwOmly vs. he Central Park. North and East River
Railroad Company Judgment affirmed.
NAndcrpoo' vs. The Mayor, Sg.-JulgmenI affirmed
SalomOn VS.. IanncnhOz 1t aL-Ordcr setting aside
the Judgment and execution affirmed
Blevs sewing Machine Company rs Maillard Tho
judgment OF the Gen ra. Term will have To DC modified
lar as IL alirms the iudgm nj OF the special Term
may be wholly reversed; new trial ordcrcd costs TO
abide event
New vs. Schermerhorn. Judgment reversed.
Williams ". Sloaie, &c--Judgmcnt affirmed without
prejudice TO action AZ law, without costs Of appeal
Board OF Commissioners OF Charities and CorreciOn
vs. McGurr.n --Uricr reversed
Grnnell VS. Acknowledgment affirmed
Tone The Mayor &c--Judgmcnt reversed new
trial ordered costs to abide the event
Mcintyre VS. Mcintyre. Judgment and order af-
flrmcd, with costs
COMMON PLEAs--sPEcIAL TRBM.
BY Judge Robinson.
Wlntornitz VS. Mudgc.--Motion 10 discharge order OF
arrest reduce amount OF bail denied, with $40 costs
SUPREME couRr--srEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Ianksan and Annihar va 0rRl: Exarniahin VA
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CorRT-CuANnERs-Hcld by Judge Dono-
hue Nos. 2 80 40 co. 30 80. 81 IS. rs. 90 100 100
ais l2a l3a. 1856 Ia, ISL lG3. 1oI 1885, los 1893 2l3
2e3, 40 3ll, 3l2, 3lI. SD, ais, ala, 80, a2l
SrrRENE COCRr-SPEcIAL TEEN-llcld by Judge Lar
rcmorc rc-DrmurTcrs-Nos. ), d, 10 Law and fact-No-.
225 lOg pa I05 l9a 26l 80, l56, l39 ~, 80 202,
So n So o. lO1 H. 93 20i. 2l2. l63i-. 40 256. 6S.
SurERoR CorRr-GENERAL TERN-Hcli BY Judges
DAVIS Brady anil Daniels ~, ~, A. 45. 40 -,
81 81 6i. I2 g. g.. &C. O., OS 7O II, 20, Il, rs
"a 81, ~. S5, 81, 81 S. So so
SUPREME COURr-CiRcrfT-Part Held by Judge
Barrett on, No 1lSa. No day calendar Part ?
Held by Judge Van Worst Nos 1G2s I1N 23. 452is,
5lI 1852 1854, 2h3l, 1892 1886, 512 l2O lSiI 1850,
l5lS 1000 =. l0G21, 2262 1920 1910 l24+, 205o C9S
Part 2-Janunry term contlnued--llcld IN Common
Pleas Fart room by Judge WcstDrook. Case on,
No 2C6L Part 3--IIcld hy Judge iaarrcmore. Nos.
22u6 25D7 22iL 22l5 1921, So 1850 ga ll05, lso3.
~ i. 1882 H. 25, 1865, e33, 2ilG 25Sa, 1915, lo35
2Oa 633 4S3, 5l3, COL
SUPERIOR CoUKr--SrEcIAL TRRM--icld by Judge
CurtiS--N day calendar
SUPERIOR CUURr-TRTAL TERM-Fart HELD by
Judge Saniord.-Nos 1917, 1884, T3L 1913, g23 $50
Tlh 95o eS7. s7e, Sea, 9S7, gIS $50, 9II Part 2
Held by Judge Spcr.-Nos. 92S 1872, oOOts l254, Ss2
7Os, 7Ss 96i, 952 GA, 9S2. 6lo, 7os, 7S4 574 Tl2
a3s $50 s34 SIG
SUPERIOR CoURr-GEygRAL TERM--lleld by Judges
Mcneil and Sedgwick.Nos 10, IA, l6, IL, ~ 20, 81
20, 20, % 81, IS, 81 %, 30
COnxoN PLKAs--rRIAL TERM-Part Held BY Judge
Robinson Mos 1915 1263 06e III, 6g6, 1854, IT'S,
0TO ~ ps6 1855 1885, 1857 232s 1O0s, lllls, l630 "
l0e7 1779 1890 81, 1886, 1851 1872 1889, l2ol, 1885,
1907 3TT y, 254. $685.
CoxmoS PLEAs-Eourrr TERm-Held BY Judge Van
BrunL--N Nos ~, "a
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Mr.. Herman Uhl receiver Of the German Uptown
Savings Bank has been permitted by Judge Donohue to
deter the payment Of second dividends 10 depositors
until be has realized sufficient to pay least twenty
1--WE per cent.
The United states Grard Jury wiIl IL Is understood,
present batch of indictments this morning before
Judge Benedict, IN tho United States Circuit Court
criminal branch
August Kline, arrested in Trenton, y. j., charged
with completely with August Philip in deirauding the
government in obtaining money false claims for
pensions, taken before United States Commits
sioner Shields yesterday and held in 1000 bail for
triaL
Motion made yesterday in the Surrogate's Court
before Surrogate Van Setback by Mr. John McKeon on
behalf OF Mrs Emma Eldridgc contestant OF the will Of
the late Mr. BnrmOre have the letters of special adj
minisraton and cOecorship granted to Moses B.
Mnclay revoked the ground that he is
party in interest A further hearing OF the motion
will be had on " edncsday next
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A NEGRo's SKULL
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Arthur McKeon Of No 2is Division street, was
arrested sunday in Nassau street. having in his pos
session number OF books for which he could give no
satisfactory account They subsequently ident
ned by Rudolph Bchrcndson OF No 2O2 William street.
as property stolen from his premises. Yesterday at
tho ronbs Police Court, McKcon held to answer
lor burglary
~ the rumbs Police Court yesterday, before Justice
Murray, John McCronry, liquor dcolcr, doing bus
ness nj No. ll4 Greenwich street. held 10
complaint Of Mathew strip. OF M Albany street
who charged that the prisoner pointed n loaded re
vo.vcr at his head and said he would take his lite
McCronry denied the charge
At tho Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Judge
Otterhourg held Peter Bohmmcycr IN 1000 bail TO
answer chlrgc burgarously entering the saloon
Charles Proschcr at No. 30 Second street and stealing
four billiard balls and clothing valued at $50
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THE LAWRENCE FORGERIEs.

In the case of the United States against Charles s.
Lawrence, cxtradted from England charges of
forgery of entries and oaths at the New York Custom
House, Mr.. George Bis the United States Attorney
for this district has filed in the Circuit Court of the
United States, before Judge Benedict, special de-
murrer the reioindcr filed iaa week by defendants
counsel The grounds OF the demurrer that the
issuc'tendered IN the rclondcr Is any event
material and insufficient 10 decide the jurisdiction of
the Court here to hear and determine the offences
the Indictment laid to the charge OF Lawrence and als
that the rcoindcr In other respects uncertain, n-
formal and insufficient
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan


VIOLATION OF THE EXCISE Jaw.
The following persons were yesterday required to
give 500 bail each violation OF the Excise law
selling liquor on Sunday Herman Egtn No. sos
sixth avenue jeremiah Klllcoer, Forty street
and Park avenue; jacob Con- No. II Fourth street; /;
Thomas Weir, No. 1l6 Park avenue, and Thomas Ben.
nett, No. l5 Carmine street
II BURGLARY IN SULLIVAN STREET.
Samuel Harrison, colored man, residing at No 81
Thompson street. held in 81 OOo answer for bur-
glarousy entering the premises No. 22s sullivan street.
occupied by Sarah Jackson, and stealing small guam
ty Of underclothing The burglary occurred on sun
day night, while Mrs jackson at church, the
prisoner beng aided in the act by two men who have
not yet been arrested. Harrison arrested carly
yesterday morning with the stolen property in his
POSSESSION.
AN ARTIST KICKED.
William II. Hilliard the artist, charged W. G. Brad-
ley OF No. see Broadway, with assault and battery
He says he called at Bradleys picture store bust
ness when Bradley kicked him into the street The
accused charges that Hillard circulated IN Hartford
Conn, some reports which were deiamatory to his
character Bradley was required TO give $500 bail 10
keep the peace lor six months
NEoRo's SKULL.
Thomas Cannibccr, OF No. sos West Forty ninth
street. was held in $1,000 to answer for feloniously
assauing Harvey Z. Pccts OF No. so Thompson street.
The evidence showed that fccts, who is deaf and
dumb negro, while walking up Tenth avenue, was
assaulted by the prisoner who struck him twice on the
head with bar, two feet IN length and one
incn in diameter. The prisoner attempted 10 strike a
third blow but was prevented by officer Mccormick,
Of tho Twentieth precinct who rushed mp and stopped
his upllited arm The prisoner claimed that Pees at
tempted TO stab him. and that he struck him IN sclidc
fence The olcer said that the prisoner intended TO
XIII the negro and admitted that he Was sorry be had
not succeeded. Poets testimony was taken through
a negro interpreter. He said he was now engaged IN
collecting funds TO enable him TO return TO his home In
West Africa
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THIRD AvENUE BANK.

M'DoNAIDs EXAMINATION coNTINUED-TRANs-
ACTION IN PACIFIC MAIL-wHERE AND HOW
THE FALSE ENTRIES WERE COMMENCED.
Tho examination into the charges Of perjury against
William A. Darling and Spencer X. Green, exoiccrs OF
the Third Avenue Savings Bank, continued at the
Fity seventh Street Police Court yesterday, before
Judge Duty. Messrs. Scwel, Dittenbooier and Wake
appeared for the defendants and Mr. Fitch for the
prosecution.
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VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD
COMPANY

Yesterday in the Brooklyn City Court, Part 1, Judge
McCue presiding, John Dolan sued the Broadway Rail-
road Company for the loss OF his right foot demanding
damages in the OF $50, ,O0o Doan boiler
inspector and on the evening OF August 30, 1875,
standing the step OF one Of their cars, which
throngcd with passengers The conductor, in endcnv
orng pass the plaintiff, threw him forward that
his foot got caught under one of the hind wheels,
which crushed IL that amputation was necessary.
The verdict in favor OF the plaintiff in the sum OF
Sc. 600
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
AND STILL NO ROOM.

AND STILL NO ROOM.
Part Of this court yesterday called by Judge
Glderslccvo and Immediately adjourned for week,
having yet been provided for its accommoda-
ton Part was then opened for the March Term by
the Judge The proceedings incidental TO the
opening OF the promptly carried through.
The Grand Jury empanclled, with Mr. John Hall,
OF No, $50 Filth avenue. foreman. Judge Glider
sleeve delivered charge, IN which he called their at
tenton to the special statutes relating TO gambling the
law and tho like
A DANGEROUS DOMESTIC.
Mary J. Roe placed on trial charged by Austin
d. Ewen OF Spuytcn DnyvIl, with arson and grand
larceny. On tho 4th OF September the family of Mr..
Even, by whom Mary hired servant, dis
covered flames and smoke issuing from closet in the
second story of the house. They succeeded in cxtin
gushing tho flames and upon examination discovered
that clothing which had been stored in the room
had been removed before the burning. Soon
aficr portion OF the goods was discovered
hidden beneath Nary's bed and another portion
IN heater in the hallway. when arrested Mary
having set fire TO The premises After Mrs. Even and
seyora other witnesses had been placed the stand
by assistant District Attorney Rollins Mary pleaded
guilty to grand larceny and sentenced TO three
years confinement in State Prison.
RIVER PIRATES INDICTED.
The Grand Jury yesterday found indictments against
John Lowry Charles Mycr, alias Watty, aud Matthew
RYAN, the river pirates arrested by Captain Williams
and officer husgrove. The culprits will probably be
brought 10 trial at once.
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Logan appeared for the plaintiff and Messrs Miller,
Peet & Opdyke for the defendant As the case pro-
crosses some interesting testimony Is expected from
expertS
Common Pleas, but came before him OF any
special interest
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Vanderbilt et aL-A copy OF decree should be serveu
on the other side, with notice OF settlement oil two
days
By Judge Donohue.
Mooney Va Leventritt, 6c--JudgmeDt for plainttn
Parker VS.. Hon.-Case settled and signed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-10-22
TEA AND PHXSIc.
A Mixed Chinese Advertisement

nR. CUM WING, THE CELEBRATED
~ Chinese Physician, takes this method of
Informing the public that he has located in
eureka; Iie treats successfully all diseases
to which the flesh is heir.
oftce at Sin Sam KEGS store, in Chinatown.
All of the choicest brands of Chinese Teas
are also to be found at the we'll. stocked store
OF Sin Sam kee, Prices lower than any other
establishment IN town. jyl9tf
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Republican County Convention

rVnE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL
Committee Of Eursk a County, Nevada, at
amesting hold in Eureka on the evening Of
August 18th. ISJ,
Resolved, That a County Convention of the
Rcps biican party Of EureL County, Nevada
Do held in the town Of Eureka, al the Court
hou's on Saturday, the 3oth day of Septsm-
bsr, lSs At II o'clock =. w., for ths purpose
ol nominating caudidatoi fer county and
tesn,hip. officers to 6s elected at tho gen.
sfilflsction Of November, 1876.
As'olvad, THAT tho primary elections in the
'srerai precincts DO held on Saturday, Sep
tsIbsr I'D, lST:
The Comia,ttes psdo an apportionmcnt Of
dss'ates rom the following precincts, viz:
sarokR n delegate; polls, Court-houss :
Judges and inspectors, J D. Ayers, I. Doug
i. Chris. Carpenter.
Jackson Mine and South Ruby Eill. Is do
ss,ta., polls, Matt. kylS saloon judges
,nd inspectors. Seth Lang' esuKh, Harry
Richa ond Mine, 4 delegates pslls. Gem
pany't Office.
A.Ia. Mine, I asl.sato,; polls. hosting
HsrsB
Hamburg Mine, / delegate; psll,. Cobb.
Pinto Mil, / delegate; polls. Sampson',.
Wander bilt, Z dolcgst,s; polls, 8ayland's
nonn.
Fish Crock, delegates polls, McKernen's
ranch.
Con'orth's Ranch, delegate; polls, Con-
iorth's.
Spring Valley, l delegate; polls, NcCOurh-
las ranch.
Adams Hill. delegate; polls, Adams Hill
boarding house.
bcyir, cato. delegate; polls, Andy
Lou,ks hotel.
Rohorts Creek, l delegate; polls, Richard
sons hotsl.
gortaz, 2 dolsgatos: polls, COrte1 hotel.
Boowawe, delegate; polls, Railroad Sta
ton.
psI'adc, 2 delegates; polls, John Mar.
chants store.
House.
Alpha, delegate polls. Railroad Station.
shlpley's Ranch, 1 delegate polls, Ship
ley't ranch.
house.
:, Matamoras, delegate; polls. Piantoni
Resolved. That tho polls be kept opon from
oo,ciock ?. Y. until o'clock r.A.
resolved, That all Precinsts where judges
ana inspectors have not been appointed, the
voters select the same TO act AS such.
hesoived. The only test to be applied to
yyHNtteIs Is a Pledge TO support Hayes and
neeier et the coming election.
III ", u. DAVENPORT, Chairman.
"'J. oAlTH, Secretary. nu20-td
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loPFICIAL.l


)hopoSED AMENDMENT AND REVIS-
loA OF tho Constitution Of the State Of
legislature:
Resolved. by the Assembly the Senate con-
CURING, that tho Constitution of the State of
Nevada be amended as follows;
cannad amend section ono of Article X. OF tho
read as follows;
on oescuen ss !. The fiscal year shall commence
vi pn .ne nrst day of December in each year.
curs;sod urS;,olsod, by the Assembly, the Senate con-
tsuahhs, that our history, asa State, has
s,;.s...s ,n;tsns the necessity Of revising the Con-
,or. ,u.anon; we therefore recommend the cleo
Tas;;.,t Ts; y tho next election for members of the
n ofs,ature, TO vote for or against the calling
H. convention for the purpose Of revising
Pss.nsu constitution of tho State Of Nevada
ss'ed February IL, 1875.
con; hereby certify tho foregoing to be true
on ;ss H. rom the original enrolled resolutions
sal ~. ,. Witness my hand and the Great
'.ai Of the State. August l, 1876.
@a0-td j. ID. MINOR, Sec'y Of State.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON
VENTION.

ur DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CBN-
hn Committee Of Eureka county, Ne
4 IT. :, meeting held in Euroka, on the
e'sn.ntI 'Ssna.otIyed. 81 That County Convention q tho
hoso,,I; aooor,t;c party for Eureka county, Nev.,
peinpcia ,'arnrse Of nominating candidates for
for tne ~ county officers, to be elected At th .
e.sss araI IL" cle,tion of November, 1876, be held
stbt1, the town Of Eureka in the Courthouse, on
ru..aav. the 2sth day of ofseptember,
1875, At ii o'clock. A. n.
Resolved, That the primary elections in the
,sysral precincts be held en-
saturday, September Is, 1875.
The committee made an apportionmsnt Of
d.lssatss from the following precincts, viz:
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Dslsgatss.

Iva. resolved, that, ct the different poll.
inx places, on tho day Of tho primary election
n, citizens should organise and appoint
Judgss and Inspectors Of Election; and tha,
The polling places, in tho pepulous precincts
be Kept open from 10 o'clock A. ~ until r. n.
Resolved, That tho test at tho primaries be
will you support Tildsn and Hendricks in
the coming campaignf"
A. BENEDICT, .. O. LOCKWOOD.
Secretary. Chsrnas
augtd
National Republican., 1876-12-28
FuR STATIONERY.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, .
December 20, 1915. (

DSCcmUcE 1oto.
Sealed proposals will be received at this De-
partment until January Il, 1871, at Il O'Clock
noon for furnishing certain articles Of stationery
for the use Of the Department for one year from
February i. 1877.
Blank forms of proposals, stating the quality
, and estimated quantity Of each article, viii be
FURNISHED on application TO the First Assistant
Postmaster General
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making it, and be accompanied by guar
antee, certified TO be responsible and sufficient by
the postmaster or Gnited States attorney where
the bidder resides, that the bidder shall, within
ten days after being called upon TO do So execute
a contract TO furnish promptly, and in quantities
ordered, the article articles awarded to him;
to be accompanied by q bond. with approved Sc
curty, in penalty OF not less than twice the con-
tract price Of all the articles TO be furnished by
said bidder, conditioned upon the faithful per-
formance OF the same.
Proposals unaccompanied by such guarantee
VII not be considered
The bids will be considered and accepted or re-
Jected item by item, or by classes of items, as the
Postmaster General may elect.
The articles delivered must be according to
proposals, genuine in manufacture and quality,
and be furnished at the contract price, whether
more or less than the quantity estimated in the
form of proposals, and must be delivered free Of
charge to this Department for delivery.
The delivery shall be made TO the person desig-
mated by the Postmaster General to receive the
articles, which shall be subject to examination
and inspection by an expert detailed for that pur
pose. The failure to deliver in a reasonable time,
say two weeks at furthest, or the delivery of an
article deficient in quality or quantity, will be
nelu sunclelt cause 70 annul Ihe CONTRACT, ~ the
discretion OF the postmaster General.
The Postmaster General will, in all cases, de-
eide whether the articles rendered by the con-
tractor arc Of the kind and quality required by
the contract.
The Postmaster General reserves the right of
rejecting any or all bids If in his Judgment the
interests Of the Department require it,
Samples Of paper and envelopes will be fur
nished, and samples of cutlery will be shown on
application to the First Assistant Postmaster
General.
Each proposal must be indorsed on the en-
velope, proposals for Stationery" and be
directed TO the First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral.
JAMES N. TYNER,
dec2lThiw Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1876-12-28
DIED.


GARDNER.-on the 2sth instant. MS. ANY
LILA MCLEAN GGRDSER, reject OF the ia;e Col
Charles X. Gardner, formerly Adjutsnt General OF
Pun. raj from, No. Sf Fifteeatk street, onFridsy,
the 18th instant. at O'Clock
,ATEMus. morning, De;embsr \,
ss Y. ALLhnMus, OF fnuaaeipnla, In the sixty
The rtissves e and ans fends of family are rssnec
s Io S2 'hs
nOrthSesf af p M on Erdsy December 30
WANToN.-On the z7th Instant, MARY ELIZA
BETH WANToN, widow Of the late William Z. WAN
ton, IN the sixty fourth year Of her age
Sy tSy INVITED TO attend her funeral on SATURDAY the
west. tAlexandria papers please COPY.
CROSS.-On the morning of the 18th Of December,
Beloved Vie 0 Gr0ss saensy
Ihe friends and aeqaaintances of the family are
street so1tbesst to-day, tharsday,J the 18th IN
FLooD..Dsceabsr 2s tsz6 st $50 3. M, PErs.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral On Thursday the 18Th instant, at
GRIFFIN.-On the evening Of December 2s 1875.
MIS-. MARY z. GRIFFIN. formerly Of Granville
o a shs & Ssr
ns,S Drs; :; A. n: Wiili.%son and B. e, Cooke, are
southwest.
hARsLAHD.-On December 2s. 1876. at 1915 D.
m after . short Illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH MARS
LAND. relict Of the late Matthew Il. MarsIand, In
the nfty-ei ghth year OF her age.
The funeral will lake place at 2o'cSock D m,
to-oay. the 18th instant, from her late residence
No: $40 Foarteeth street, between and d streets
SCBEIDEGGER.-On December g, 1873 Mrs
EMhA MCKINLEY sCHEIDEGGKR.
Funeral from the residence OF her husband, 2lS
Seyepth street southwest, to-day. 18th. at D. m.
TRETLER;Zon Tuesday, December Is, 1876. at
s:so p. m. after q lingering illness of paralysis,
J9HS IRETLER In the sixty-eighth year Of his age.
Inc funeral Will take place this Thursday after-
noon; at 2o'clock. from the residence OF his SON,
Charles Tretler, No. f31 1 street northwest, to
which The friends and acquaintances are respect
FULLY invited. lnterment At Gleawood cemetery.
National Republican., 1876-12-28
RAILROADS.
<NNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNONNON
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DECEMBER II, 1876.
LEAVE WASHINGTON

LEAVE w
500 .m.-Ballimore AVID Way Stations.
6:4S a. .m.-Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
tlons. Point of Rocks and intermediate Stations.
500 a. m.-New York. PhIlsdelphia and Boston
Express. Pullman ParlOr Cars. sunday leaves at
800 for Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
7:Ss. p.-Point Of Rocks, Piedmont, winches.
$50 k a m%Bsitkmors assS and %ag stations Stat 0n' "
$50 9. m.-Chicago, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Pitts
FTsssries, Hsserstown and vsiies kesd. pariors
iS:to a m.:Baltimore Express.
1850 m.-Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City
and Way stations. No connection for Ellicott City
1:so SOP p. %.MNew % Yor2. Philadelphia and Norfolk
Express Alexandria Junction. On Sunday all
S:$op. m;.Baltinore and Way stations. Fred
$50 p. m.~P6lnt OF Rocks and. Way stations.
$50 p H. Baltimore Express. Laurel and Re
F0P. m.-Frederick and Point OF Rocks. via Me-
t-opolitan Branch: Connects on Saturday for
4:as p. m.-Baltinore, Annapolis and all Way
Zoo ,. m.-Cincinn,t ,ti. Louisville Columbus and
town and winchester. Except Saturday and Sun
day. Sleeping Cars 20 Cincinnati, Louisville aud
s:op. m..Baltimore and Way Stations.
80 SP.m:-New YORK and PhiladeipSis Night Ex-
press, Sleeping Cars to New York. Stops at Bls-
s:25 2. m;-st Louis Express. Cincinnati, oal-
essS s Lonisve a and AZ PitssuTg s g sesPerss s,v
All All Ssf sns EsD; .idD ai hs.y sssseS Sunday
ley BfsseS, nor for New OrE and fhiisdeIphia, at
TSS 5gF1Ps5 lRS5%atioS sgRy At the Baltimore
lss, sOi and sO8 Pennsylvania avenae and 6iS Fif-
for baggage to be checked and received point
TROs. R. SHARP Master of Transportation.
u deci-tf % GEoa s. KooSTEEe General Agent