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SOUTH SlHE-- ..ar. =.
18rgc frame dwelling and lot. ~ .,o
Ihrre-srury and basement brick uWcEHs' ~ '0~'
Nabash-av. oo-
TSo;story .nd basement brick on Langley near
One ana hali story frame dwelling and barn. Lang
seT-Ar-. near Forty-tfih.s,.: Sf0.
WEST SIDE. a+~,.
Threcs.ury and basement :rcs dEelline' gas
s19 t1Enaca 63. West Adauis- ST. S'o. 7,o,e+ca
Nest cottage .i>D West iarTIs"n-st rear iiastso'
butte Uf rouls cur!cT Fulton anu :.anea"ion's
NORTH SfnE. .,,- ,y-,,,,.,r
Iwo-story frame. brick basement dEetins' "c''Ie'
DAIi:D L TRADLEY. 10 Lasal.c-st., Eoom y:
TT'DREST-DY j. ". pUMEl;OY. t:::NERAL E!;SE. i.
Ing Agent, 154 Maison-s., Room = Nag. n os ri
"a eot1aGe tsr3re-ar.. tw1stosf iE'nAe' e-o' 'N
complete furniture fur sale for S:lft , r,.-. soo
9oTwenty-nfth.st.. Sroon cuitaEs soon oEut. go
isl Michigan -av., marble 'front.' 1Fst t!a,s
so C0tts2c Gsuve-av.. ~ 70 IL: hoEsc, "
F40. 81 Fourth -ay.. G-roau brick. furFtsIsu-,o
h7O N1chtcan-ar.. Frame nicely -fuf!tt.iit, - ~
81. s.. and 5!l Wrils-st., second aAo tu4tu oo''
1vroomE. rcnt. s. ato SIS.
= Grans-rlace. :-st',ry brick; so ,-,rr-. s75
gu North Lasa1lc .os,.ry and basement s'
III Bssell.st., .-stury and Basement brck: 81
Tp RESTJIogsEs--BY T. 4: CUMMINGS q Gu
19l l.nsalle-st :, corntr Madison: c,o+c,sr
S12 ChtcaEo-ay large front- cofHeE otAte's''
~ $50 lndlana-st, near Pine, IL rooms, 80 60.
3ff ln1!anu-st., brick, II rooms. fNtIaEe: -;
e. Union Ea-k-place 3rDclIlS stone 1follt. S-..so
Ill South lcarit. ST. :story and h:seEcni; 80
~ Vest Madson-sf-. 10 r4.oms n'r1seS ''o'1'' w.
835 West Chlca.o-uy.. ROOMS sly
10 North Halstcd-st,. 10 ronm., SO.
q. Wa-ren-ay.. 10 ROOMS, S2U ,. ese
50 0TwCrty- -iourt-kt.. ~ rooms. b:1cK 80.
$50 West WAshtnrton-6t-. fc-s uea1i1b4E 11sA1~~'
Il rooms large grounds, burn. etc.
, 1877-11-25

H1iscellanco1s-Conf
TO- EEST-BS PARISH. BAKER l. CO., 157 La
ss;@seh HssSEE aas esSse eotas
~ r; rS;tanton.av:. three cottages, each sls: .,o
Il a.
6Graut-st,, two.story and basement hrlcS, saa1
a sss T PAW VII barn.
sess oa;s 5aHe *
+'4 to az North Iasal1c-rt shrce-story and base
e1i So1,h FranSn st. lis: foor r. aid hass;en,, sao
s's IT as IN sceoad
-: Sovh Ciark-st.. suite 6roams second door, So.
ree 'ats nofs1 q rooms tss' sae i s,e
y Carl.s1 suite OF 5 rooms. second lloor 50 ,o
:an :.1n lus!st: sna1l COTTAGE in good rcYat.. ~
Two timely furnished roDnz West Adams ST.,
l3East Monroe.st- entire second aoor :5zllo feet,
icstes long list Of desirable houses stores fats
moderate rents: Please call and examine our list.
r{'o EEST-BY JOHN W. MARSH 1 CO.. N
Wastl,nten. .o.story aud basement brick horse.
Un PoiK.st,. near OAKLEY. SID rwo.story and base
nlent rick on Langley near Forty. .seeondst., SE
can buy On tinic. Address g. rrlbane @e ONCE o
SssbE-bnz3e
ITO EENT-A PLEASANT SUBURBAN HOME:
q acres land; good house. stone cellars orehardt
SiSGAM TN room ssa5s m ~ u si " p'' '''' o
TI70 0ET:XT-ESGL LEWooD-F1SE a-sT0IY HOUSE
ta e e; eosk g ea sse re-
rro EEST-To GAEDxEEs-1IOUsE. LARGE G Ar
o1rhsy sa 2nv 81 sDs 9yeaf w ana s0EIs n
Washington. St. Room S.
1To RESI-IEYpE PARK-A GOOD 1o-EooM
pr Sss ns aes a Pe9: + s's
Tn.N rEST-INNEI,i ATETY 1iETI1 MAY L. 4
National Republican., 1877-10-13
hcserNcd seats on sale Mt Whitaker's book storc
vi pcmntNlYnnil nYrnnn ''

Iickets for tho course with reserved seats, q,
single q mission with reserved seat.,,,,,... IA
National Republican., 1877-10-13
SET .iDTERTISEME EyTS,

Rooms at 723 Eighth street
Rooms for rent ut lOil q street
Bricks for sale by ApIleman 4 Bro. 1889 strcct
Rooms and board at lOl6 Massachusetts, avenue.
unycrsalist services tomorrow at Tallmadrc
hall.
United States marshals sale Of property in Georr,
town.
Handsome residence, No. 1910 Vermont avenue,
for rent.
Asute of rooms Is for rent at 1881 Eleventh street
northwest.
new house. No. 20 X street northeast Is for rent
to q small family.
sanders"n's Congressional Hotel is open for the
reception of visitors.
Music furnished for all occasions by Pistorios \
brass and string band.
The fremont House Is making good terms for
family or single rooms.
For boots and shoes go to W. " Dalton's, 9U}
Pennsylvania avenue
The nrst-Clpss furnished residence No lDlI Y
street northwest Is for rent
Fine carriages manufactured by John McDcr.
mott u BruS., JlO Pennsylvania avenue.
Persons Wishing rooms near the Capitol should
apply at Ms. 40 and ~ c street southeast.
Mrs. Ridgely. No. 1921 Pennsylvania avenuc
northwest can accommodate few boardcrs.
The newest books aud latest novelties in the III.
erary world are advertised for sale by RObt Bcull
Every one In need Of boots and shoes should pay
visit TO L. liclbrun. iDl Seventh street northwest
The best qualities Of coal and wood can bc ol-
tainci At q. L. Sherifs, I'LL and 3ls Pennsylvania
avenue
Well furnished rooms with all modern conveui.
ences can be secured at 1925 Thirteenth street
northwest.
The lafayette House, corner Second and street,
northwest Is recognized one of the best houses
In the city.
Trustees sale of property on Fifth street between
l. and NJ streets northeast, by Duncanson Bros.
auctiOneers.
French cough syrup can be bought at IIickling',
drug store, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Third street.
Webb & Bcveridgc, No. 1000 Pennsylvania ave.
mug, have splendid stock of English and French
china goods.
william Dickson, No. 222 Fuurand-a "a half street
northwest advertlses one Of the best restaurants IN
Washington for sale.
Rev. Thomas Harrison, the young evangelist
holds special revival services every evening next
week at Ryland chapel at 7:3O O'Clock.
Rev. Frederick :. Huntington will conduct the
services at the Church Of the Reiocmcr, corner
Eighth and streets northwest, tomorrow.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
BASE BALL.
The Eagles Again Defeat the Creightons-
Score to 1-Nationals VS.. Exceisiors, OF
baltimore, To-Day

The Eagles Again Defeat the Creightons-
Score 7 to 1-NationaIs VS.. Exceisiors, OF
baltimore, To-Day.
Yesterday afternoon the Pride of Capitol
Hill played Their second game with the Crelghtons
and easily scored another victory over their un'
fortunate rivals, as Lein's pitching proved too
much for the Green's" they only succeeding IN
securing four base hits and one run, whilst the
blues run their total up to seven. The
Ircightons were minus the services of three OF
their best players, and were compelled to pick up
q nine, So that the Eagles with their well disci-
piihed player completely outplnycd thom nj every
point. By their victory yesterday the boys from
capitol II III secured second place In the champion
ship race beyond doubt and proved COncluSivcly
thnt nine which sticks together throughout the
season Will be more successful than one playing
new men IN every game. Shehan played his posi-
uoh III hultcss manner, and In the mn inning
made the only home run Of the game by daisy
cutter between right aud centre. Dean added new
laurcls To his reputation as a catcher, his throwing
To- second being remarkably accurate. lie is
llarrsons short stopping Is also worthy of mention
a. y Is almost impossible for him To throw badly
to first.
On tho Creighton side wise's lcft field play was
superb, he capturing three ys In fine style and on
q hard running catch he made a neat double play.
sullivan and Burch were death to bOunders, at
tending To everything that came their way. John
L'nnry made the only run for the Green Legs' IN
the sixth inning on fine hit between third and
short. Major unpircd in his usual impartial man
rcr, aud now ranks as the second best In this p0.
ErHy Stearns The following is a summary OF the
National Republican., 1877-10-13
The Analostan Regatta.

The fall regatta Of the Analostan Boat Club
will he held to-day. beginning ut4 O'Clock The
course over which the races will be rowed will be
the usual one, beginning at point nearly opposite
the boat house
The hrst rncc will be between two four cared
shell crews for the Presidents challenge medal
rowed for In lH6. The crews will lie: Campbell
stroke; Marshall. 2: Puirn p Whiting bow color.
yhitc; Page stroke; Robertson, $; Maundcr .:
Postal, bow-colOrs blue
The second race will be between four-1arrd
shell and slS-oared gig with the following crews:
W. A. Mckenney, stroke; Douglas 3: MOshCr ..
hyman, bow Roach. stroke; Maddox :: e. q.
bow.
This is 70 he followed by race between two
gonble.worklng boats, with tho following crews:
Robertson and Page-colors white. Postal and Mar
hal1-colOrS white.
The regatta viii conclude with an interesting
race between NE eirht'"atct barge Falcon and the
new ten-oared barge Aunlostan.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
W.ISTING AN APOLOGY.
Trouble That Grow Out of the wnkowski
Trial.

During the early stages of the conspiracy
trial Of Julius Witkuwski. and at tine when the
counsel on both sides INDUCED In considerable
feeling and SrO"g CNrr, >s!nnh to the manner In
which evidence had been worked up aud procured,
there was much said that pr,hahly for the peace
Of mind and good VIII Of all parties had best re-.
manCd uusrukcn. In one Of the exciting discus
siUnS Hon JCrc. Wilson, one uf the counsel for the
defense. IN rcsphusC Ia remark Of the District
AT, rUCy about drciOrCd evidence rrplird thGt the
Guvcrnmcnt should not COMPLAIN IN that rCs meet
AMI -OSC Of outside rart Us taking an uuwurrGn;c
interest IN tie ca>c. Among those whom he con
silrTvd n. particularly O'CiuIIs was col Ferry aud
he was unable tD sCr why thu, gentleman 81 ud
lie 50 Lsiduu~ IN irrhalf uf Harding owner Of tho
land from which portion of TIE timber wa cut;
and why hc shoGlI labor TO assist the Government
in pcricC,iny their Ease.
Cpl. Ferry took exception to the remarks Of Mr.
Wilson and thrHtrarh that he would make him
either withdraw them In court or extend an
apology. The trial was approaching II tvrn,na-
tiun and the rUuaratlOu ha | not been made nud II
hc'nmC evident Yesterday that the Caus" wrull
not occupy the attention uf the court am iCr ,uv
Mr.. Wilson did not rv'TaCt the statement mu,lr
because he wa satisfied of it, correctness aud FER
his frmHCsS became near being severely handled
lie is slight! built man, nf only ordinary
strength. white col. Ferry has the advantage Of
him both in MUSCLE aud strength.
Immediately airrr the rur,ss yesterday. while
Mr. Wilson, Gen. NcgCy and Others were ascending
the steps TINT lead M tp the centre Of the c IS Hal.
building. with the object of entering tho court
room. he was confronted ly Col. Ferry. whD de.
mGrdcd to know wh"thcr that apology was to In
made or not. Nr. Wilson insisting that only the
truth had leen spoken, made the effort to pass on
Before he knew what was being dome Col. Ferry
had seized hir 10y the lEppcl uf the coat Giid
seemed t. be tTy'ul n Place hi hand on his neck
He resisted the O,suut but Inl Ferry getting more
desperate, then attempted tn shukr Mr.. Whom hut
al this iunCturc Gen. NcgCy interfrrud and Scpq.
rated The parties, AMI the excitement was over
National Republican., 1877-10-13

uC'sa msan imitation of them,
National Republican., 1877-10-13
Fall and Winter CIotbinp

To meet the popular demand for good cloth.
Ing to order at low prices, Deylin 4 Co. have or
ganized special order department in which they
make elegant business aud half dress yIiits TO order
~ from So To $40 At their Wellington uiirc 30
1870 street, they keep ull line uf SAMPLES from
which they take OrlcrS for custom made gnrlCutS
For the fill and winter they are Offering a line of
elegant piece gpnd'. All their goods are made IN
At their store IN New York ono nf the SpcCHIl,cs
Of the firm is the American Yoke shirt
National Republican., 1877-10-13
OC5FSMIUt

Owing to the great demand for none" We offer to
sell within sixty days large collection OF
National Republican., 1877-10-13

\. NJ Spragnc, constable, was charged with
Nssnulumg Mrs. AdclHr Norris and fined slO t.
which an appeal was noted. Anna Jackson and
Vim. Newton. charged with 'hc forgery nra deed
ui trust. AitrT hearing n great deal Of evidence
the Judge decided tn dismiss Newton and send
Anna I"'1rc the grand iury. bonds being at q uHl
John livJ at assaulted narlha lIrrht. ravc bonds
son was charged with RsshuItny Susan Nelson; re-
leased on rr"1Ea, ruUogniIrnrp. Emma ThuuIpSuI.
hanriud the mai.hG u for hiuing Mary Php,'>
Pa'rick Boyle charged with HsSaulIiuE J. : Win.
shut continued TIL today. Jerry lCc cut uCbrgr
Hawkins with his Little rClknihc, and the sic:n
tHdi dyrilvd that lac must come M with tiny
durais nr lHugu.Sh in the brown i nc mansion
near the branch f5r 80 days. Susan Funtainu
discover" thnt one lick at Mary ArChgr cost her
=. Jseph lIic!riu' CInd nm umbrella during The
cyclone, which Mary BrnOks ClHimcl. but 1t wa.
not for Joe with Higgins 50 Mary had him arrested
but The Judge ia:lcd to see where the larceny came
~. AMI J"sy was u ircC man. Dawson Harris q
colorcd thief limpcd up to face the in l1c on u
charge of burglary. II wns shown IN the evidence
'hht THIS boy, In company with three Others en-.
tered the 81 DTC of DOm!nick MCiuin on FuuTtCcnth
,Hcci northwest. ON Thursday last aud was caught
~ The net OF raising out cigars liquors. SC When
they saw the officers coming they took to their heels
hut Lawson was not 50 feettpCtCi ~ his cOpaniO,Is
and made ior the White Lot. when the blue cot
finding that he would he unable Ia get him If ever
he reached this classic spot fired two shots at him
onS Of which took eli, ct IN his ley. and he was a
winged bird Bonds Were fixed nj - CO.. for his AZ,
pcarance before the grand jury. Peter Coleman
paid =! for nIuring trees. Matthew Murphy. vio.
latEg hack laws, discovered that he owed SIS for
50 doing. Alexander Adams paid $40 for being
loud aud bJiStcrOus Mary kcnncy. same S. Jerry
Maxwell. lI0nora Reed. Mary belt and Robert
Campbell paid 81 each for using GUS wOrl.
SaInucl SheckclS will winter with lludgSon for be.
ing uvagrHnt. The ease of John f. Nelson charged
with the larceny of coffin, grave clothes etc
from :. d. Sparrow, was dismissed
National Republican., 1877-10-13

The third sociable of the NJ. Y. o. b. Club
was held last night Nt the residence of Mr. Clarence
TrevCtt No. l&l5 street northwest The large as.
sGm'lagc Of Young ladies and gentlemen, under the
direction Of c. DcwNr {. L. Trevctt and Samuel
g. Wise, committee OF arrangements; Charles II.
Scott and W. T. Williams, committee on rcceItiul
arrived at o'clock, and partook Of the whirl and
maze of the dance until the welcome call Of supper
They descended to sumptupus rcpast, set out and
presided over by the committees. After supper The
Whirl Of excitement was again indulged In, and at
. 3OrlOrk the jnbilnnt company departed for home
and for dreanldnd. Among the company ware 1T .
Huscman, Scott BATES Dorsey and Trevett, and
Messrs George White, W. e. Dwar g. EIleston, Oil
phant Wade, McNabb and W. A. Williams.
National Republican., 1877-10-13

Ths hTIrTnONn, NJ wv O'CIOCk on the OTymNTC
grounds, the Nationals champions Of this city,
Will meet the CHAMP ions of Baltimore the Excel.
former defeats 10y this club The Reds will present
Their regular nine aud the following will ,lb hattie
for the honor of Baltimore; lluidOck =; Wclch. G.;
Marshall, is b.; Hildr3nmd. "a b.: Say, 81 b;
SrhHrf S.; Delaney, l. T.; Wills 9. T.; Roach. r.
This Is strong team ard one which the best mines
Of R'itmnrc have been forced To sucCumh To. II
Is earnestly hoped that there will bc a large turn
out us this viii probably he the finest game Of the
season. Tickets can he procured at all the princi.
pal hOtCls and hnmkslnrrs.
National Republican., 1877-10-13

A young lady of very attractive appearance
and Handsomely dressed came to the Fifth pre-.
cinct station last night and complained that her
husband was with another woman In house Oi
questionable character, and demanding assistance
10 get posses ion Of him. 4 police officer accom-.
panied her 10 the house, but found that the case
HES such that he would be ovcrsteppng his duty II
he intertercl The young woman thrrcnpOn be
came quite hOstTrOus, and loudly declared. I'm
have him tonight or die, attracting quite crowd
The ontcer persuaded her to 90 home, and She
went away, sAylnE that she would come back
Whether she got him or not Is yet to be chronicled
National Republican., 1877-10-13
LOCAL MISCELL4NY.

oSE visit to DR.. Hartley insures instant relief for
Catarrh No ex0rbtRnt fees In advance Resi-
dencc removed to 93t New York avenue.
Lctoh clothing, watches, pistols, &c. bought OF
herzogs, 9l5 street. Orders attended Ia,
All kinds Of trunks made to order, repaired and
covered At Murrays, sO5 Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
THE finest New York butter In the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Weftern but.
Ter, at spicers butter store, southwest corner of
ninth and + streets. Fine chceae ut les han Bal
t.inore prices No impOsslbiliteS advert ed, but
yinCcd.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
Board of Health.

The Board of Health met at their rooms last
evening.
Judge Warden from the ordinance committee
reported In regard TO the nuisance existing on
square $50 that the District Commissioners would
sbste II.
In the cases Of Sister NJ. Blsnch Of st. VincInt'y
orphan Asylum aud Sister NJ EuphrOsIa Of St.
Josephs Asylum asknP a return OF hInds paid for
Iedeemimg Of COWS from the pound, the board lie
slined 10 grant the request
N Dcmongeot applied for the pos lton of sani.
tary inspector.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
EXCuIRSIONS.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASsENGERs
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank IIollIngs
head II the only boat allowed to land passengers II
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking thlt
steamer (which is connected with the Ladies' Mou
N"r i"m AstnclntIon) avoid riding In ambulance.
three miles, rs by other lines
RoHud TRIP, ST. including admission to Mansion ant
Grounds.
Stt"iGrr leaves scventh-street wharf DAILY, Csur
drN rN'ri trh) at IN H. m. and returns about D. M
J. MCn, ,HOILINGSWORTH,
Supt LADIES' Mount Vernon Association.
ERASK llDLLISUSHEAD, d, stT. Arrow jy2-tf
National Republican., 1877-10-13
Dpylin A. ia

Gentlemen who desire to obtain elegant aud
neat fitting clothing at reasonable prices should
visit the Washington headquarters Of Dcvlin ~ co.,
st 1890 + street northwest Deylim d co., hnu.r IN
New York is known Us the leading custom uId"r
aud fine clothing hOrIsc. They UfIrr the zane al.
yautages to the Washington publlr a> II man would
GET IN New YORK, They offer for Tie approaching
season q stock Of piece goods ui"qualrd for rlc.
Which have become justly celebrated, arc IL spc.
clalty Of this firm.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
vEGETINE.
vEGETINE.
" II q Il II L N L
Necrosis, scrofula, Dyspepsia,
General Debility,
Canker Humor, Liver Complaint,
rheumatism,
Consumption Of the Bowels.
CuARLrsrows, Mass, March Is, iseo.

=. CHARLEsrows, MASS, March eS 1897
,,dns pssn sIs I6c following !, .,o,emsr. osmysx.
perlenrs with the great Blood Reineiy, VEGEriNE
Years and have Tai The mI.i"rtunc to have % " great
i ,r Of srSp - IN my amily In one ca;s n nagcu
oil nHt o 'Me ys"T ~ yrTrS n,Gn sn sixteen ycns
slip ,ome mon'hs b'orc; end wien Tho ship came
a s cd 5 no F GO q R t. y Sn rs e% SSF 50 as
was swollen Hh9re the knee more thnn twice ts
E SaS no se y @.Isvsr dS ne c, s2E @
in @I nG@STd nnS mn to H. Is tsrr came
70 attrll him, who then o cuuIei prom 'ncnt posi-.
@ "m ~ N" VA sichnsn ,Gcncrn Hospital lie pro.
mov'd TO the ho.pin have his leg opNne i, aud tie
hoIo e. blrcd to allow N" dische'g' o. mater there
Not thnEipr i nvsSs % 'o pursue ih,s cc,r.e and
hny;nG b. n, used yEafTlNE tho i'rInt B'ooi Remctiy,
his case; Alter taking II regularly hr siv weeks his
eE was bLt liiiH swollen and his general health 80
n"rson. Al Tho end or I'VE m1nihs b" went home 10
s t%ws re rmrscy G1rC ca, IT, TcmSimel H. LoTe until
AMI wns nro4c unc' d AZ 'ornd All wei man.
The rbnye Is but one case out ofmany where have
cess. have tlkcn Il myself for twcrty years more
oT less for Dy,pcpsir and General Dbty, and II
MSnyl anrcnrc' tn giNc mo new II q and vigpr
onn Ia y bonrlcr was ,romglctev cured from Can
almost eve rthnv elSe " thnut receiving any benefit
Anrrcr ,ody wa, cured from Liver Compliint, whir'
, W. w. rasc and c3nsidered by the many phys-
m nave kiown It's use br other honriers for Rhcu-
Lady took il fHr ,ons,inII"n ] ' Of the Bowels ond
ionhd more reie' than In anything else sh, could
do not want to oycr.rs;In,ate Its us,Nlnrsg bat
a, m2 want tn"sn suffering from sickness e know
for know what u Is To be imposed upon when sick,
AMI think u Il wrong or amy Ona 10 over e.t tm,rc
remedy At III" expense of the helpless sick and /.
for one, VIII not do Il under any crcim.anccs what
MRS. ALIvA $. MONROE iei Chelsea street.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
Fell nm IA Nail

About 10 o'clock yesterday morning. while
Benjamin Stunnell, timer was at work ul tl,
Ioofof Mr. Henry frcdcriCk's house No I3l Fuar-
and half street southwest he accidentally sipIrd
from a ladder on which he was standing ami frll
across a fence. lie struck hi shoulder against II
pail, which cut all the flesh FROM the shoulder tn
The clbow and severed the principal leader, Of the
arm. DIR. Riley WAS summoned aud uitcr he had
dressed the wound the IL II man was removed
10 Providence hospital.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
OPENING BIDS FOR STREET woRr

OPENING BIDS FOR STREET woRH
The engineer yesterday received and opened
bids as follows:
For reloorIng K.street bridge, King & long, s9S
per ooO feet; fctcr Mccartney, s4s Do; 7. n Dev'
ssIISgGS ~ q d. las Reynolds 500 do o oIIarc
ray, all work, StiS Eciooring P.strcct bridge
king q Long, $40 per eco feet, Peter Mccartney,
s3l 10 do; o. 0iiarc $40 do; J. r. Murray { Co.
s9 do.i Hugh Murray. all work, s96J; Cahlll & Nc
Nrdie, both bridges, 81 $50 Construction of sewer
Henry iIimbcr, $50 Pctcr Mccartney, $3.50, Jas
Reynolds, 2irr o. olinrc, S'l. For rcsctting
,H S9rSs' &c. Alley entrance on Twenlyirs street tc
Mccartney, sii Jas Reynolds, s3iyO; o. o Hare,
FUNDS FOR THE LABOR EXCHANGE.
Mcssrs. John L. Nogt, Charles E,ol, william ITcl.
mus, A. Sprohs, Edward Abncr and Rcinhold
Springsguth, committee Of the Washington
scheutzcn Ncricr, waited upon Commissioner Bryan
Yesterday morning and presented check for the
net proceeds Of their gra nd festival given for the
tcmbcr amounting To sj5s.
Minor District Notes.
The pump at the corner Of Louisiana avenue
and Fourth street IL out Of repair.
Mr. Il, G, Lewis complains of the condition Of
the sidewalk on Seventh, between and streets
MIR R. p. Nussey calls the attention of the
CommisSioncrs TO the need of digest of the laws
Of the District.
The owner Of property No 3I2 Pennsylvania
avenue asks that large tree In front Of the prem
isCs he removed
Mr.. r. w FvnwiCk calls attention To the con.
ditiOn Of tho sewer at the corner OF and lhir.
tcentl streets northwest
The Secretary Of the Interior requests that pav.
ing of seventh street In front Of the Patent OCe be
finished MS soon rs possible.
"A petition has come from some Of the residents
at RenningS asking for the removal of 4. j. Mailer,
supervisor Of Eastern Road district.
-LiccnScs have been issued as follows: Hylla 4
Myers, BALL Robert ATmStcad Cvcc: Chariot tom
rany, chari0tS Howell Bros, commission agent; ".
{. stone, notary public.
The Inspector Of bIildnVs has Issued the fol.
lowing rcrmits IN build Mary Burton, two story
brick Thirtccnih and streets northwest. sllWG
repairs. Mr.. IcrrcIx. two brick dwellings, 500
Bright Humphreys, summer kitchen, so.
National Republican., 1877-10-13
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

The new, sale and eommedious steamer MARY
Vernon aud mrni-hng carrlagss 10 transport then
to tl' Mansion ny ibis route persons avoid hQl
walk up long hill, The distance IL one and hall
miles not three Leaves seventh street wharf eycTJ
day SUNDAY cycrpted at 1000 m, and returns about
40 pm, Fare u. including admission and carriage
ride to aud from the Mansion. Ie1lH