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New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOW-Tn steamship Cdtlr0rnid-John Hen
derson Miss Clara Henderson. J. k Rice Mrs X. Rice
Mrs n. Hambn. Morris Cirswell Miss Mary Grant, VIII
fam Mccormick, Miss Anne Mccormick, Mrs Susan
Macarthur Miss Annie Macarthur Robert Nixon. Mr. Watson
McDougill James Harvey, Mrs. James Harvey, mr
Hyatt Hyatt and nfant Thomas Berry. Mrs. Thomas
Berry Kate Berry Miss Fannie Berry. Miss Bette
R.rry Miss Matte Berry, Hattie Berry, Mlss Bella Lowe
Mrs Haddon, Mrs E. N. Vol. Miss Kate Msredth. Miss
Florence Meredith Miss A. Chnse. Miss G. l. NJ Chase, W.
ID Crook Nrs W ID. Crook, William Taylor Robert Taylor
Walter Taylor Charles Weir Miss Jessie F1nay Joseph
Daydson John Gleason Miss Mary Walker Capt Nico Mra
NIoo family, Miss Clark, Mrs Bryan. H. Braughn,
Miss Brdges, Miss worthingon, Mira Nicholson. MrI
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
PASSEAGERS S1ILED.

FOR LIvERPOOI-In stearashlp IbyssintT -Miss Baa,l
Brown. Madame de Ber chinRrn AM companon W.
Cro,. uchanan Elizabeth DOus John J. Evans Mss
Evans Mlss L. Evans Ha,sal The isey, ". ~ ~ am
Horano Iiickox Mss Isabella hunter W. krOhn. W ~
Meredith James McC rtny Master Ramay Miss ram aay ~
". ShleIs Rev W. A. SIOoner. VII
liam sewart yaiJB, the Rev. W. stuart,
" d. Stu r. Miss Mary TuckeflaD, Miss Anna IueAerinn
nr n IA Mf4.W 1Da.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
PRETTY MAD ABOUT 1T.

The Southern people were perfectly law
abiding, peaceiOviug anu thoroughly anxious 10 draw
the veil OF oblivion over past differences, o1g before Mr
Hayes came into Office, and he knows 1t Well do.
AIe We never to have ehd of such disgusting fun
Ineryl Arc submit in silence to this open ambush
ing attempt Of President Hayes and his Postmaster
er put before the world IN the position OF errng
brethren just come To our sensesf NOrtn Car0lni
takes no stock any such travelling menagere, and Ten
nessee, 1t would seem Is equally disgusted
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
UNCLE DICK A CARPET-BAGGER.

Is Mr.. Bishop a arpet-bagger9 The con-
dennatOn OF cdrpetbdg government mas Dceh 80 severe
by both parties that people have reason To apply
erled To this city Kentucky The vcssltudes of
TRADE in that Stale had made carpeDag sunccnt iOr
his honest ogsessiOns He came but DID ne become one
of our citizens hcarf Through tue secession wal ms
sympathies with the South Ihus ne continued
but moi of them Another quality of the caTpeoagger
Wherein is he not a carpei-bas gerl VIZ pause Tor re-
nj huf cannot wait long.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
THE STORM COMING OVERLAND.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ia severe cyclone
has been in the Gulf OF Mexico since Sunday II now
conferred near Mobile diminishing In intensity IL
has been attended by high winds aud heavy rains
causing a eat damage the Gulf States near the coast
ft is now moving slowly to the north OF east, Ihe
States present under the Influence OF TINS stor
II respects similar TO the great storm o, sep
These cyclones frequently lose much of their force py
the time they reach the North Carolina coast
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
LAILoI SBiP AEB s.
ARRIVED.

steamship (Br) Low. Aux Cages August 81 Jacone
September Port WFrnce, september = auu nsss,n o..
September I3, with mdse and passengers 10 l fOr"Ood
steamship Albomlrle. UIbbs. Lewes with mdse aud as-
sengers Old Dominion steamship 60
TIIEgPoot sepL 10 -sate,. steamer Pennsylvania for
Philadelphia.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 1l.r steamer England Capt Thomp.
National Line from New YORK, september D. Tor
LlyerpOOL, arry ed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
ADDITIONAL TRADE AEPoRES.
CATTLE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Sept l3CArTLE are rep ried Gnll with fal
irg on o. . gr0c- frOu, Let wceXs sales N'y
besi, S.. qIalit,, i'GJ ac medln 4at c. oid
344t sal Ia ipt, 3.J3 sAes, 2,9li
OIs brcn in supply with moderate Demand, cios
VI the Oong 40 or near TIE later
figure. rcceipts, c,3i3.
sHFJ,p have been dal with only SLOW demand from home
butchers and good sheep limited supply iBucners
sheep 9Jc; Lambs 400 c stocA sAesp e OOGs3 20 To-
ceitt
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
. POLITICAL FOUNTAIN DRIED UP.

WAsuINGroN. Sept. .19.-Ex-Secretary Chand-
,er when here was requested by persons from ohio a
thorized TO act for the Campaign Committee tor con
,hution 20 the expenses OF the pending political cam
-, ,hore Mr. Chandler declined TO make any. His
fends say he Is likely to make any large eontriDu-
ions hereafter political expenses Ia view OF certain
fscts which be does not care 10 name
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

regard to the results OF coming elections In Ohio He
POUNDS his opinion mainly upon what he heard while in
Cincinnati and ne says he talked while there with men
whom he considers among the best informed upon ot1s
of,
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept 20-1 a. m.-The upward
barometrlo recorded the dag before. reached
its highest point yesterday noon and has been followed
by a small decline. TDe temperature was lower than
preyously this season. There is little moisture In the
air.
Gradually increasing clOudiness and slight rise OF
Temperature may be expected In this city and vicinity
to-day. BY tomorrow rain IL probable. aud stormy
weather will follow II the cyclone on tine Southern coast
keeps its present direction.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

The sensation OF the season-the great stock
Of business suits al DEyLN n CO.'S elegant stores.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

"My son, would you suppose the Lords
Prayer could be engraved in space no larger than the
a. big in eyerybodys eve AZ II Is In yours think there
would DO no dibeuty putting II about four tmes
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

Captain said q son OF Erin, as a ship
almenk on board ~ "No, haven't" "TheD. be Jabers.
we shall have ~ take the weather ~ II comes'
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

Diamonds for everybody. The Circlet of
Gems Containing l5D engraylngs aud giyhg conpee MS
tory u al. prccous stones traisled ifee drss Hth
PuRYs PAIsIAN DIAyoSD PALACE, corner BiOAd"ay and
1 2th-st,
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20

Bang, &. Co., 655 Broadway, will sell az auction, on
THU is DAY ard FRIDAY, sept 2 and Il, az y M mr. q,
A MISCELLANEOUS COLLEClloN oF VALUABLE
inclnding PACIFIC r r.. sURs EYs. l3 vols; uniform;
ARDS HIS IOitICAI, SEitlES, vols, l. Pi Los
Sin rs FIELD BOOK OF The REVOLUTION, yo.s'
Turkey gilt LITrELLS LIVING AGE. SO vols, hall moroe
co; LONDON ART JOUKNAI, 10 vols hall Turkey worAs
on FREEMAsON RY AMERICANA, MUSIC-sa sacred and
secular by the best mostly Loadon editions In good
ttFn.a.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
MARRiED.

FVANS-MARsH-At st. Marys church Rrooklyn Wefne,-
day Seps. o. 1877, the Rev. Nathan Jonnon, rector,
Thomas Jnlet Calhoun, ony daughter OF Dr.
Joseph b. siaTsl, Of Brooklyn.
sLoANE-aI rCHEL-On Tuesday, sept ls, by Ills Emi.
u.pce the Cardinal Archbishop OF Ncv.iors, lhOna
OConnr Isabel Zayer youngest daughter OF the
late Mitchell
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT IN

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle States and New England,
falling barometer noTthrasicrly Winds stationary tenn
peIatuie. cloudy weather, followed Dy rain
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
Gneeial y otltes.
A Young La

youpg Lady desires the care OF children at their home,
or having travelled extensively abroad she would Ike TO acc
as comp inysd lady either 20 travel no rs nay
he desired highest rciee- gwen Address u NJ BOX
0fnca.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
PROSPECTS IN OHIO.

fBY rgLgGnAPB 10 THE rH'BuS..l
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Secretary Schurz,
Who arrived this a. IN speaks with great confidence in
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
TRIRIrNE LocAL OBSERVATIONS.

enths Of
for the
osesons
Of the mere dafing
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages mas. be iadorssd Uih f4H
saBte and address.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-20
BEMIS HEIGHTS.
THE BATTLE CoMMEMORATED.

THE CENTENNIAL OF THE ENGAGEMENT CELEBRATED
on THE BArTLE-FIELD-A LARGE AssEMBLAGE-
PATRIOTIC sPEFCUFs
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-01-03

PuNcTuATE TO SUfr.-The following can
be used for either friend or an enemy, ac-
cording to the way You pnnctuate it
He is an old and experienced man in vice
and wickedness he is never fornd in opposing
the works of inquiry he takes delight in the
downfall Of his neighbors he never rejoices in
the prosperity Of any of his fellow creatures
he is always ready to assist in destroying the
peace of societyhe takes no pleasure In serving
the Lord he is uncommonly diligent 10 sowing
discord among his friends and acquaintance
he takes no pride in laboring to promote the
cause of Christianity he has not been neglf-
gent in endeavoring to stigmatize all public
teachers he makes no effort to subdue his evil
passions he strives hard to build up Satan's
kingdom he lends no aid to the support of the
Gospel among the heather he contributes
largely to the evil adversely he pays great
heed to the devil he viii never go to heaven
he must go where he win receive the just
recompense of reward. ~
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An Irishman lately landed in New York,
was searching for two of his brothers, whom
he had not heard FROM since they left the old
country. One day, while walking near To-
connective works, he arrived in front of large
boiler, on which was printed, in large letters,
Patented 1e7O.' On this catching the eyes Of
the immigrant, he exclaimed, sHurrah
have found thin at last sPat an Ted,
1870 That's the year they come out, an
they're both biler-makersr'
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POETRY.
rHE BETTER LANB.


There are flowers that never wlther
There are skies that never fade,
There are troassthaf cast forever
Cooling bowers Of leafy shade;
There are SILVER wavelets flowing
With luliink sound Of rest,
Where the west wind, softly blowing,
Fans the far lands Of the blest.
Thitherward our steps are tending,
OFT through dim oppressive fears,
More Of grief than pleasure blending
4 In the darkening W0of OF years,
~ Often would our Footsteps weary
Sink upon the winding way. #4 E&
But that when all looks dreary,
Der us beams cheering ray.
Thus the Father who hath made US
Tenants Of this world of care,
Knoweth how TO kindly aid us
With the burdens we must hear;
kn0weth now to cause the spirit
!, Hopefully to raise its eyes
Toward the homo 1t doth inherit
Far beyond the azure skies.
There Is voice that whispers lowly,
Down within this heart Of mine,
Where emotions the most holy
Ever make their sacred shrine,
And II tells thrilling story
OF the great Reefeemer's love,
And the Acknowledging glory
OF the better land above.
oh, this life, with all its sorrows,
Hasteth onward TO close
In few more brief to-morrows
Win have ended all our woes. Il
Then DER death the part immortal
Shall subiimely rise and soar,
Der the star-resplendent portal,
There to dwell forever more.
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wrT nv COURT.

|
The wit Of Judge las somstrrs been
more conspicuous than his wisdom or his re-
spect for the law. A curious old story, given
In one of the publications Of the Camden So
ciety, may be taken as an illustration OF this.
The story Is headed, = Much Justice aud little
Law and runs thus !; " There was bus
ness that could not be conducted by a single
Justice, yet Sir Edward Peytcn, as prer e y
tive asse, would needs convene the parties be-
fore him. One, being slrewd. und1,1tap5l.
ings plain fellow, told him DO thought lii NO,
shippe was mistaken. Tor one Justice was not
sufficient for the business why, sirrls
sayes be, am ! not a Justice or The peace
Yes, ant please your wofshfppe And al,
not Justice Of the quorum \ Yes sir
Why. then, sirrah, said he, there's tw0'
justices for you and 50 he entered like
foole into the cause.
quick and ready wit is an almost indis-
pensable endowment sna good cross.examin.
ing counsel, but the quickest and readiest
sometimes finds his match. Oh, You say
this gentleman was about fifty iye,' said Can
ming to a pert young woman In the witness
ooA, anu suppose uoN you cunstuet your
self to be pretty good judge of peoples
ages, ell ? All, just so. WE'LL now. how old
should you take me to be p Judging by
your appearance, sir, replied the witness, I
should take you to be about sixty. By your
questions should suppose you were about
sixteen. Whether counsel had any more
questions for this lady is not recorded.
particularly witty reply was once made
by well-know English architect, who had
been giving an important opinion, and whose
professional status Mr.. Sergeant Garrow, tho
opposing counsel, was anxious to depreciats.
You arc builder, | believer began the
Sergeant. No, sir, am not a builder I
am an architect. All, well, builder or archi-
tect, architect or builder, they are pretty
much TIE same, suppose beg your par
don, sir, can't admit that ; | consider thehr
to be totally different! Oh indeed per-
haps you will state wherein this great differ
ence consists An architect, sir, conceives
the design, prepares the plans, draws tho
specifications --in short, supplies the mind.--
The builder is merely the machine; the arch
1
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LAMBERTyILLE n J. WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 8. 1877.

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r,a,von-s,.,,h e. s,',,ss 80 -.
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,s'.,s s.'s'' .'' 'asu
ZEE, g. 3, = s''ss' ~ 80
.r,s ~ 49,, ~ = 80 !.
IA Mr. r.s,s~s ''s $50 $50 = ''''o" -
%. .os 49, e, - :. 4, ...,.s
az
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3D. 49,. ha.r ,a.u.s ~. r..,
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.ra,.h. -, T.. :, ~, r,-., -,
~ asee.,.a.,,. 49,. - 1919 '1's'1-
''t n slssp'sa'y ,l ".e 80 'a's o'"a
A.. NJ. -. ..o'y Sss,
To~ora - -. 80 ~, .aeh a"sN o'A
suaara ,ro naw. ., sa;s al Ta~sun
M s.;a ro,;s
ges,;s u.vwar,, has .ar,;oa a.. a,.,...
all nm account 80 mr. cara.n,
.uavv.rd,s ,ha h;rras. Co., 1850 -. J.
have nut an end 10 the tbino hsfora this I,
said Tre,von ;mn,,s;vo,v
.And Mrs HAYWARD has bebaved sh.mo
fully = ol;med IN Mrs Trelvo,,
Remember y said louis su,,den,v rsco,
leotinp himself
.Twentv.tiva cants far MOI, ro,ortaa
Mrs. Trelyon.
Old Foxcraft stared.
The next mornino If was ra;n;nc
sThers ooaa old Mrs Nvors n,aar N. /,
game Noa,',sarl, of an ,,n,h,a,,. sa;a r.a,
90, % ba 1ooI,.,, a,,t 80 AZ. .,;.,aau uax
th;nL po,,;,a th.t t,,a ,a,,,as, - AZ. 49,
Society onobt il subscr;,e ang1 b,v ,,oe !, 10 =
one,
srbat counts. f,r twortv t,va oor,. s.;d
Pauline who was s;tt,n. On : Inv a;yan h,,t
ton;no har boot. alb dear thora ooas
a,otber buttont told Mo,,v ~ Sow tha,,
ON t;obt. Int abe navsr navs any atlantic, ~
what I tell ber-a EIGHTY. feathered headed
thing
.And tho. oo,nts FOR Ton so;d NJ, IT,,
von
Saws y cr;ed tho WIFE a,sbod aud ;,d;o.
nant. T shan,t teon nm th;s nonse,s;c,
oh;,5,s n,ov a,,v ~. ,oarv
oh hn. vow ,onsts sa;a NJ, Tro,vo,
evon,,o hoa,,, .,,l Wv ,.,,st - On,
AZ ,,,.aai.e.a. .,..aF ,,,,,. ,,1.sa5 +. NJ.
r.e,,,a.
M;ss port;ns wants 20 ooma hare and
s.a,d tho dau,, sold clio ;rr,tah,v az sho
ananoa and roaa i .oh aa.r, .nd wo,e
,,a.I,,.,. ~. oo,s ,a,,,,> J., ~. na,s. why
ean,t neor,s stav a. ho,aa ,,nt;, ,hsv ara ,n
vited , 7 do think Miss Perkins il q perfect
bore p
.Ten Giants ;, said Mr. Tre,von in n busi-
,oss lilo sort or UNIV
Mrs Trelvon tbrew down tho note in a net.
.Nonsense /, snnttared She
VERY oood sense, said her husband. tear
inc, ono, h;s owr lettars
sHev-bellow here's vour consin Didder,v
wants m borrow a hnpdred dollars aoain y
Poor Didderly, said Mrs. Trelyon. COM
passionatelv be,s ALWAYS in diaicultv or
con rse vou,ll trv TO accommodate him p,
.oe oo,,nso I,,I A. - s,a, ,h,nxl, s.,a NJ,
T.aIyo,, ea,,ool,, I don,t noe ,,h,, T oh,,,,d
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Mr.. BEEcHER ON Eaas.--We once put
eggs safely in our coat tail pocket, aud walk
ed cautiously. 1t recalled a piece of disrepu-
table carelessness on our fathers part, who
once sat down on u dozen eggs, and then went
up as IL every egg was q bomb, and every
bomb all explosion. But then be was q mo-
toriousiy absent.minded man, His very ex-
ample was our safety. And yet he dwelt with
some inward mirth, as we walked to tho house,
in the ludicrous figure which our father cut.
Dinner was spread as we came in. Sone
questions came up which diverted OUT
thoughts from the discovery Of the nsst-=ins
deed we forgot we had eggs about us, and
drew up to the table with an alacrity which
was only equalled by the spring with which
we got up.
Tremendous =
Why, what is the matter
| Matter enough
Are you sick ? Do let
drew my hand from my pocket streaming
with liquid chicken, never to be born, and tho
disgusting secret was out
That woman was saint My pockets were
duly cleansed, without one cutting word. |
can imagine the process, but never like tn
dwell upon 1t. Would you believe that the
same thing happened in few weeks again
1t did and % the very same person But new
er since then, no-neves From that day tn
this. we do no. remember ever to have even
taken an egg.
/. When l see man that allows himself to-
be pulled up and fattered, know that his
time will come when he will sit down OH his
eggs
2. When see men who are robbing, right
and left, and filling their pocket with unlaw-
full wealth which other men earned, say,
you win set down ON those eggs yet.
g.. When Overcoming men tliink that they
can outwit all their fellows, and are exultans
at the success which their sIirewdness has n
chieved l say to myself, Fill your pockets
By-and-b by you win sit down on those eggs
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When boy was asked, Where was tho
text this morning 2" He replied, 1T was
somewhere in hatchets y g In hatchets? No,
it was in Acts " Well, knew ii was some
thing that would eut,p said the boy. trium-
phantly.
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AclergynSan IN Northern Indiana assembled
the pulpit the other Sunday and said I. No
man can serve the Lord while he has tho
jumping toothache. I therefore dismiss tbs
congregation
National Republican., 1877-12-31
Personal Paragraphs.

Miss Albert is the guest of Miss Magill, Ne
1929 Thirteenth street circle.
Miss Belle Perkins, of Richmond Is visiting
Miss McAllister, No. 1925 New York avenue.
Miss Reifsnyder, the Rose of Frederick" ;" is
visiting the Misses Gouvenir, of Corcoran
street.
Tho 20. W. D's." gave their regular monthly
reception at Washington Hall, Capitol Hill, on
Friday night.
Tho Shakespeare Club" convened Saturday
evening at tho residence of DIR. Schmidt No.
1912 Eleventh street.
The ancient TX. F. RS" held their seventh
annual reunion at their club.room Saturday
night Speeches, essays aud an o. ster supper
constituted the order of services.
The ladies of tho Cabinet will not receive
on New Years Day with the exception of the
Secretary Of War and Mrs, MGCrary.
Miss Lizzie Moore, from Richmond is spend
ing the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Gen.
Stewart Van Yilet No. $40 Fifteenth street.
Miss Ella McCandless, the fair representa-
tive Of one of the oldest blue blood" iami-
lies of tho Keystone State, is spending some
time with Miss Hattie Stewart, daughter st
Ii. Clay Stewart, No. 1oe2 Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1877-12-31

AUCTIoNEERs
puncanson 1,ros., Ninth and d sts.
Wash r. williams. d. cor. Tenth street
Bo0KsELLERs AND sTATIoNERS
sclcmons a Chapman. oil Psnnsyivsnie avenue
~ SofTisSS. sss'ssS rs fenssy,van. Avenue
T. N. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth 81
Fell, De.fo..., ,ia street
CLOTHING.
Il. g Justh. ns street
DENTISTS.
Dr. q. DeMontreviiIc. No. IT'D Pennsylvania avenue;
DRUG0ISTs.
Couxhlin's Temple Drug Store. r and Ninth streeta
Entstale. Pennsyivanis avenue and Twelfth street.
EDUCATIONAL.
Edwsrd "a, & Tc%,nsend 7 stree, "a. nS,,hwsrs
Miss Harrovef, iss6 street
.mssls: SSs:s s .sa.r
PMk seminsry, s6d fnh strsst northwest
Evs n: fH;1s HS.iS so1, sss:S sis:H'h and '''
sschool % M1so, 7o Eighth arsss
Law Depsrtmsnt. National Tnivsrsty '
Martriter. c1o street nershwest
Eisss Hou,e, csrnsr Finsssss md md q sires,n -" "
f:sas fosss;Sss ssi :a ssa ..S street
s%ssmisys md AZ rihs.n,h e, "a .,y:st !:
Norton hsass, "a ssd ~ street s '
HATTER6. ....f
u. H. stinsmetH, i2su Psnnsyivania avenue
INSURANCE.
oermania Fire Insurance Company, Of D. G. sS =
Potomac f1re Insurance Company. % High street.
LUMBER,
wheatiey Bros, Georgetown. d. @
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Eissman brothers. corner Seventh and streets
b. Robinson a Co, 30 Pesnsyivania avenue
RDsTAURANTs.
Partisan Restaurant, lt24 Pennsaivania avenue
PIANOS
sAnden d staymAn Penna ave- and Twelfth street.
PAPERHANaINGs.
John Alexander. i2si Pennsylvania avenue
PHOTo-LITHoaRAPHER.
Norris Peter, Photo photographer. No ~ Penn
sylvanla avenue.
PHYsICIANa
Dr.. Hartley. "a New York avenue
REAL EsTATE
b H. Warner. sle Y street northwest
Johp Sherman, st. Cloud Building
Fitch Fox, Freedmnn's bank building. 1900 Pa ave
SEWING AACHINEA
McKenney a Co., CT Ninth street
TRUNKS.
Murray's, sos Pennsvivania avenue
UNDERTAKERa
n. w. Barker, slf Eleventh street.
r. ~ Aeryey, est street
National Republican., 1877-12-31
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAfI,RoAD.
~ THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK =
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE

NORTH, WEST. NoRTHwnsT Asp sorTnwr,s5; ,s1z
LEAVE WASHINGTON. -.
300 q. m. Baltimore and way stations
$50 a. M, baltimore, Annapolis, and way stations
btrasburg, Winchester, and way stations, via Relay.
500 q. M, Baltimore Express.
$40 m. Piedmont, Strasburg, Winchester. Hagors
town, Point q ROCKS and "a way stations
timore express PARLoR CARS 10 New York and
Philadelphia
$50 a. M, St. Louis, .Cincinnati. Chicago. Pitts.
burg express, Connects for Valley Brnnch, except
Grafton, and SLEEPING CAR to Louisville. Cincin-
natl, Columbus, Chicago, Junction, and sandusky.
sefO n M, baltimore and way stations, on sunday
1000 A. m, baltimore express
1910 a, m, baltimore Ellcott City. Annpaolis and
siSo p M, New York and Philadelphia Express.
On Sunday to baltimore only, stopping at all satops
$40 p. M, baltimore and way stations. Winchester
and way via Relay.
ESO p. m, baltimore Bladensburg. and Laurel Ex-
press. Frederick VIA Relay.
%4b y. M, Pt OF Rocks, Frederick, Winchester and
stations only.
$50 y. m, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimors
express Elicott City. Passengers for Norfolk taken
Sunday for Norfolk.
..e;So p, m, Baltimore and way stations
,,,6GB s6B p M CHICAGO and Columbus express. SLEEP
.I30 p. M, BALTIMORE express
1913 p. m, ~, Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburg eS-
press SLEEPING CAR to st, Louis and Pttsburg
No connection for Pittsburg on sunday,
.,pTs ,S ri NsY SSIk fhl1delPnay snd Bs%eE:
CIAL SLEEPING CAR TO Philadelphia
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
Sunday. myi3tf
National Republican., 1877-12-31
New York General Market.


NEW YoRK, Dec. 2a--Cotton quiet MiddlIpv IN
Sonsolidated receipts, 3ses; Exports-To Greai
90; 10 the Channel, Loo. Stock, sg7,O7s
chnngei other Kinds Y buyers ayor at Is 5000 fol
TO choice do. - 49,
Wheat dull. heavy and Ia &c lower at o. 2o for No
sMnwaskse so-cailed " 2It for reported No. chi
winter red u 20 for New York No. white, Si Is ioI
extra white, VI " for white state,
Corn-New k6eic higher old without decided
chanse a. sgo2c for ungraded new Mixed soc FOR
lnmerchanlaele, for New York No 8 5sc iSi
teaner mixed, 6J(aGI,4c for two years old western
mixed y store, 0te90ilsc (nomnaI for New York No
~ for Jersey yellow. 6oydb2 for new white West
err, osc Tor steamer mixed January,
oa.s heavy at SsQSioci mixed Western and State
5gfS white do, Including New York No. O. 3s6J
s9 & No &2whIie ss'is New York No white, iac; e No
Proyisions.Pork quiet and steady at sI2 so@Ia ST.,
,oI ,,, es BEEF 99iet Extra mess, ta Lard steady
,,ie, Petroleum duh and lower Crude. INC; refined
Coffee unchanged and IN fair- demand.
. nngar S,g strong and hair inquiry.
! Molasses duh.
Turpentne quiet at SsKc for spirits
kosin hrm at g 12,S@l 80 for sirained.
rreights 10 Liverpool quiet and firm. Cotton, by
snll. '4di by steam, A@eed. Wheat, eJsd. .