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National Republican., 1877-12-07


OAkkfM MoNpar aSh5 AT L NGHDEEEs HSEsHkdi HsaL'
JARRErT& PALMER have the honor TO announce
that on MONDAY EyENINg, Dscsmbsr 10.
OAkEH HAIL, '.... 4.
cx.mnyor Of New York, will dsliyer bis celebrated
MoNoLpgUE I.MTUhE, by which be condscts :
DRAMATIC HISTORIC, AND IMAGINARY
"wHAT WILL THE VERDICT nEf"
This scholarly and eloquent production was recently
delivered In Music Hall, Boston, before grand audi
dience, composed OF the ashlon and culture OF that
literary center, The Boston prcSs was unanimous In
It's praise. Tickets, hhy cents No extra charge for
reserved seats For sale at Asserotts, s2s Pennayi
vania avenue, on Saturday. ~.
lstar and Sunday papers copy decett
V,HEATRE CoMloUE
i MONDAY. DECENBER 3-EIoHTLY AND
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MArfNEEA
Production OF the grand spectacular buriesque In
PRODUCING tho AmAznnan March and Follies OF .
Night, entitled BLUE BEARD" Win appear the
ratest Of Lsncashirs clio. aud Jig dancery Messrh
enlist, WILL n; MoRToS The sccomplishsa
| OF the season, ScANLON and CIONIN, The acrom-
plished iniitaiors, O. g. kOUERS and MATTE
ViCKERs. An Of last week. company, making tbs
most stnpendous novelty show In The country. dc9o,
| GOAND HEAR CHARLES J. GUITEAU. "A
" Chicago lawyer and theooxlanD on 'Christs
Second Coming" and get some new and valuable ideas
He will show that the final Judgment Is now close Al
hand. See posters nj the hoteis and store, Congrs
| gntionAl Church, Friday. December 7. eight p. m
Admission twenty five cents. decS3ts
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S MINIS overcoau. EIsEMAs BRos.. 7th and K
Michigan State Association.

Unlike most Of the old.tims' Stats organiza-
tions In this city. the Michigan Association Is still
alive. II held iu annual meeting, which was well
attended, last evening, at Becks Hall. NJ. T. N.
Howell presided, and PT. Bowen was secretary.
The following gentlemen were elected onacers Of
the association for the ensuing year: President NJ.
Y. N. Howell; vice president, Ur j. Baxter; secre-
tary, ?; T. Bowen treasurer, George G. Maynard.
The following were announced as tho executive
committee: Col. T. N. Marble. Maj. william sickles,
Hon. Lsvi Bacon, William H. Barton, and N. L.
HlExins.
On motion. the executive committee and the on
cen Of the association were appointed . Committee
| TO prepare and report programme for q reunion
on the forty y-arst anniversary Of the admission Of
Michigan a. State In the Union TO be held on the
26th OF January, 1873 The committee was instruct
ed 10 meet In the once Of Assistant Attorney Gen
erAl Marble on Friday evening. December IL
The Senators and Representatives In Congress
from Michigan were unanimously elected honorary
memben OF the association.
Amer an interesting exchange of opinions, Il
which. Messrs- W. Z. Creary, Hon. u. J. Baxter,
A. Auer, Capt. J. J, Perley, Capt. O. A. Lyon N.
Higgins l.. H. Smith, Rev. George Taylor, and other
| took part the association adjourned 10 meet tn,
first Thursday evening in January.
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Police Court,

District cases.-Agnes White, vagnncy
ninety days James Corcoran, vagrancy; sixty
days Joseph Haffly paid s6 Cor refusing to assist
policeman. Robert Williams a yagrsnt, wen
down for 60 days. Ellen Ducket profanity dis
terest against A. Cohen, a pawnbroker, was dis
missed.
was charged with stealing q pocket book from
lady on seventh street northwest The case wa,
dismissed as the theft could not be proven. Johr
IS or seven days Richard Wagner beat hi,
sister Jeanette on Thanksgiving day. fol
which he paid S.. Dennis Newman wal
charged with the larceny Of an overcoa
from Albert Carter No case could be made and
the defendant was discharged. Jennie Bertram
charged with keeping house OF III fame was fined
slO0 James Neal assaulted Charles Lipplncott
fined % or ten days. Edward Woody was charged
with shooting "Bulr Frzzle on the 18th Of Noyem.
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RIVER FRONT.

hrrired-Agnew's wharf-Schoonen Jen-
ME Rosalene, Tooker, Fall River to load coal
Enoch Moore, New York. with 900 barrels cement
Gica,ed.sshooner J. A. Bectermsn. Andrews
New Bedford with coal.
Eniered-steamcr Express, Barker, Baltimore
with assorted cargo Of merchandise to District
,,s S5ssarsd.s,ssms. , Express, Barker, Baltimore,
REPAIRrSo THE MILLS.
The mills are undergoing repairs prior to the
canal which as heretofore stated, wlilbe on sstur
day or Monday when they will start The ma.
chinery Is receiving q thorough overhauling and
order. The emptying ofthe Georgetown level, rem
dered necessary by the late freshet has cntaled
upon milers loss Of thousands OF dollars the
mated.
ON THE BARS.
The schooner Baker is still grounded on tho bars
IN the cut Part of her cargo was removed ycster
Petit, and Comet attempted 10 pull her of. but
failed. She will BE- further lightened to-day. when
s0psSS Ss ns M W;,ss,! n se'pg hsr c
rived at the Great Falls Ice .Company's wharf yes
terday morning. laden with coal for Daniel Lin
sn In The ban she and
The schooner Enoch Moore. laden with cement
being = vessel OF light draught. passed over the
bars Yesterday without striking aud arrived safe al
THE wBrsrREET rREsBYTERIAs CHURCH
FEsrIvAL
The festival in progress at Forrest Hall for the
benefit OF the West.street Presbyterian Church was
better attended last night than 1t has been any
sisted by Misses Ella Stephenson. Virginia Gordon
Julia Moore, and Blanche Campbell. Of Wash
nsisS SsS.. HT'.Sss .Ss NM s' S, 1ss Ms ss W
by the Misses Dougal and Rittenhouse, at the
supper. table; Miss Juls Gilbert and Miss Mids
Curtis sassi''n ss me By '0Is iso Mes s Bell .Hl
Brace, assisted BY Miss Eli. Cooley .nd
ME-. Nj. Ma sad ksy si n'y hs sGSa' ss
Miss Virginia Dougai aud Miss Eta Miller, al III,
cigar stand: Misses Goddard and Schoyer, u tn,
the peanut stand; Miss Ella Moore assisted by Mis-
Cornelia Coyle, Of Washington, at the flower stand
The festival will close to.nisht and all who wisl
to pass pleasant aud enjoyable evening are ad
features Of the festival is that visitors are not Uoret
to death by being importuned to take q chance IL
the rafhe Ola dozen or more articles.
oEoRaETowN PARAGRAPHS.
| Henry Cissel, Maryland, and J. Lang. George
town, are stopping at the WestEnd Hotel.
At meeting of the Georgetown Catholic Hibernii
Benetcial Society the following officers wer,
first vice president d. Leary second .presi
dent John stanton; recording secretary, C. d. Rice
financia, secretary. C9rnsiiSs Ryan; treasurer
The repairs at the mouth Of the sewer at Deene
Cisseps aud Rays mills will be completed to-day
| The Superintendent Of Streets " Ill commence thi
| morning to lay pipe TO make the necessary drain
| ago al the abutments Of the street bridge.
THE STRIKERS AT WORK.
SIX Of the stone. cutters engaged In cutting ston
| for the new Georgetown College building. and VIII,
with others struck for higher wages few days ago
returned 10 work yesterday at tho old price Of tel
cents per superficial foot. and II Is expected tina
Others will Join them to-day
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.BuIi" Frir.i. in the Police Court.

"Bulp Frizzle, . well-known character, who
lives near the Chain Bridge. appeared In the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning ~ the complainant
against Edward Woody, . neighb0r. who was
charged with shooting Frizzls on the 26th Of No.
vember last The testimony showed that "Bull''
was out In boat gathering driftwood during the
late food, and approaching too near woody's
house was ordered away by the latter. On his re-
hi.ing TO leave, Woody came out Of the house with
ing him severely about the hands and legs. Awar.
rant was issued for the arrest Of Woody charge
Of assault and battery with intent To KILL but
Frzze was unable to attend Court owing to his In.
juries until yesterday. He told his story In an en-,
phatio manner, and . rigid cross-eSsmination
the shooting. DR.. Tyler, who attended the wounded
pan, testified that the shot were large enough to
have produced death II vital point had been
decided 10 send the Ease TO the grand Jury, and
fixed the bonds al 81, 900. Woodys son became his
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ssovERcoArs, at RoNAs & coI's
an UsEM ENTs.
Opern-Ho,tso.

u Kathleen Mavourneen" was successfully
repeated last evening by the Watkins company
The play gives scope for the talents Of those pre-
sentug It. aud the opportunity has not been unin.
proved. Tonight Rose Watkins will have bcno-
1T. and her earnest endeavors to please her audi.
enco should earn for her a crowded house In
honor OF the occasion new and very attractive
bill will he presented. Two plays are OH the pro-
gramme-"slarriagc' and THAT Husband of
Mine" "Marriare'' IL a comedy which has met
with great success In other cities, and THAT Hus.
band OF Mine" Is a farce written by Harry Watkins.
Rose and Harry Watkins aud Miss Amy Lee will
appear In each, and as they are well supported,
there Is little doubt that the performance will be
very fine. Marriage" will also be presented at
ha rpatineA IN
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hentre Colniaua.

Manager Rogers efforts to Rivo Arst-class
variety entertainment are nightly rewarded by
good houses This week the programme is excep-
tionslly fine. This b the last week Of the engage
ment Of the mimics. Charles g. Rogen and Mis-
Mattie vickers aud their burcsques arc well worth
seeing. Mis- Maud Sheppard Is the serio comic
star; Mr.. VIII II. Morton: the Irish commedisns,
Scanlon and Cronin; Mile. Louise de Louise, Muir
ply and Morton, song.and-dance men; Mr. Jake
Budd, and score of Others make up an unusually
strong combination.
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so BEAVER overcoat., ElsEMAs's. 7th and
A New Ice Company.

A new ioe company, on the cooperative
plan, Is being formed In this city, and Is meeting
with success. An enterprise Of this kind has long
been wanted. In the hands o! the proper parties.
there Is no question Of It's ultimate success. No
business In thifDistritt hasa greater monopoly hsn
the ice trade The companies hero have never
given us our moneys worth. lAs cheap Ice could
be had last year the citizens Of Washington had 10
pay 50. $40, and $i2 per ton last season.
The shares of the proposed company are Us each,
and II Is expected that majority Of the stockhod
ers will be large purchasers Of Ice, Il necessarily
| follows that the company will start Immediately
with full demand for Zee.
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New York SoclAblss.

Tho members the Sociable Committee Of
the late New York Republican Association have
recently formed an organization to be known as
the New York Association. Its object Is TO promote
social intercourse among New Workers residing In
WashingtoD; and we are informed that they have
already arranged for a series OF sociables. 10 be
given At the Masonic Temple .during the winter
The sOclables given during the past few winters
by the New York Republican Association have
been regarded As among the principal events Of
fha
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wELIs' ORIGINAL MAcnMEsrREAp sTRKSoTHEN
mo PLAsrERA

Ths oldest and the best All who have use,
them attest their merit Sold by druggsts Twenty
twenty i've and thirty cent?. according TO size.
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A Thief Arrested.

Mr.. T. W. Davis, = carpenter and builder,
reported at police headquarters yesterday morning
that quantity Of tools had been stolen during the
previous night frum some buildings In course Of
erection, corner Of Twelfth and Streets, About
noon yesterday Detectives Clarvoe and Voss ar
rested John Hunson, German, IN the act Of sell
ing some tools. which were identified as the prop
cry OF Mr. Davis. HunsOn was locked up At the
police headquarters and the tools were recovered.
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Tho National Theatre.

For real fun and side-splitting jollity 20 and
hear Robson and Crane IN their characters Sergeant
Bnster and Cdio D0re at the National. We thought
we had laughed before, but never as we did last
night. Ridiculous situations. sudden transfnrma.
tions. and varied scenes make It one of the most
charming plays we ever witnessed. ITO make
night of IT. all you wnnt TO do Is to 70 and hear
Robson and Crane aud charge II to Buster, you
know" Our Bachelors Is equally good. and In
this Mcssrs Robson and Crane appear this and TO.
They drive dun care away wonderfully easy F-If
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ChrlsI,n Secnnd CnmInr.

Tonight Charles J. Guiteau, of Chicago
lawyer and theologisn. will lecture at the Con.
grcgatonal Church upon Christs second coming
Mr.. Gultenn proposes To show that Christ came foi
the sesnnd time At the destruction Of Jerusalem ID
~; that the preaching Of Moody whittle and all
ministers aud eyangelEts has been a preparation
fpr the final Judgments Is now close at hand and Othe
things In the same connection equally important.
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OptlnhIst Club RennIon.

The Optimist Club had a reunion last night
at the residence Of Mrs. Johnson Oh o street The
guests wore entertained with music aud readings
by various members Of the club, Among the par.
ticipnnlS were Misses Blshee aud Ward and Mrs.
JOhnsOn. who executed several very hue solos and
MsSts Jessie Sparuglr and Mrs. BluslHud reritu-
tions aud select readings
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Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following petitioners: y. W. Streets and Ida 8.
Posey Robert W. Self and Ruberta Beal. both OF
westmoreland County, Va; Henry Taylor and Car.
rie johnson; Edward Clark. Of Prince Georges
County, Md, and Laura Watson, of this city Thos.
NcNaily, of Ohio and Susie d. Gonzenbach of this
city; Nelson barker and Hannah A. McGilt; W.
W. Thomas and Laura N. Thhompson, both Of
Charles County. Md; William Quarles and Laura
Washington; 4. X. Cohen and Emelins Chew.
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win.rd's Hali-Mi.s Goodalrs Benefit.


Much good taste has been displayed In ar
ranging the entertainment to be offered to the
friends Of Miss Goodall tonight, as well Is In the
selection OF the artists and the assignment Of
their parts, As these things are necessary pre-
requisites To successful execution Of programme,
the prospect for a gratifying treat in both music
and acting may reasonably be expected The fair
beneficiary WIN appear In the comedy, "A Widow
Hunt" as Mrs SiBGnsdO,pn, and will execute sew
eral pieces of music. She posses musical talents Of
superior merit and will render her parts In pleas
Ing and credltable manner.e Bhe Is To be assisted
" the drama by Prof Hay and Messrs, Joyce and
Dennis, of the Blackstone Club. and also BY Mrs =.
Camp, Miss Wallace, aud Miss Lola Goodal
Professor Canfeld will assist In the music, as will
also the Washington Sangerbund. Mr.. J. s, Kubei
will accompany the vocal music on the grand
Weber piano, and Mr.. J. p. Scott will be stage man.
ager. This array Of talent we hope will call forth
u full house, and the audience will And great
pleasure In attending
We CALL the special attention Of our readers to
the notice Of the Electric Seminary In another col
umn. Oar citizens may be sure that Mr.. Richards
Will have good school.
National Republican., 1877-12-07
Lectur. by Col. Robert @. InsersslI.

Col. Robert @. Ingersoll will deliver lec-
ture at Lincoln Hall next Wednesday night The
mere announcement will be sunicient to pack the
hall. HIS radical views and eplgrammatic elo-
quence have made him famous, No orator living
Rerce,y denounced. There Is perhaps more public
curiosity to sec the man and test his elOquencc In
the case of COL Ingerso than in that Of any other
lecturer In the field. .n
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Real Estate Transfers.

wv. Jones to Honrietta Stracl, for $4,000,
lots g. l. and 9, square o32. T. II. @. Todd to II. B.
Moulton. for s6l4.s7, lot "a, square 800. William
Stckney ct al. trustees, to Lewis Howard, for
81 5sO.46, lot ., square 2l4 II. s. Cummings 10 II.
NJ Boxer for r,e4T.75, lot q, square ll6 L. J.
Hanan TO James sonnage, Tor 5000. Sub.lot l22.
sauaTa $40,
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Der last The case was sent 10 tho grand Jury, bonds
being hxcd at 81. .0O0 John 7. scrivener was ar
raigned on the charge Of stealing two mules nom
John Dixon, who keeps store on the canal; con.
tinued until December u. Thomas r. Swaggart
assaulted Janes Hassctt and was fined 30. from
which an appeal was noted .....
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Domestic Infsllclty,

Mr.. Louis Cook, through his counsel. w. H.
wiswell. ESQ, has filed a bill for divorce from his
wife, Julia Cook. The parties were married In
this District in 1870 and lived together until octo-
ber 1875 when he len her giving as his for
so doing, that while absent from home, between
March 20, and June 2s 1873 she received the visits
Of Daniel Johnson both day and night at the resi-
dence Of the husband, on v street northwest and
at divers other times committed adultery with the
person named. He asks for divorce and custody OF
The child,
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oPTICTAN.

First premium awarded TO me by the Great Worlds
Fair, " philadelphia, on my invented and patented
FraIneless, with genuine brazilian. Pebbles. Also on
hand = large variety Of sPtt'rACILs OPERA.
GLASSES, MICROSCOPES and SHADES Tor The
Eyes, DC. L. ALENANDER,
no6Jm l220 PennsylvAnia avenue, n. W.
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AMUSRMENTN.


nPERA-HoUsK. a.4H.
LAST NI0Hr BUT ONE
ofthe Eminent Artists,
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS,
who Will appear In two splendid plays First time In
washingt6l o. new grand american comedy, por-
trnying the beauties and bores OF society life.
a BILL OF RARE BXCELLENCE,
FhiDAY EVENING and sATUnDAY MATiNEE,
MARRIAGE,
OR, MATED, NOT MATCHED.
Daisy, with songs.l Rosc Watkins Miles Hubb, HAr-
,ry watkins; MI M,liy, with sonE,l Miss Amy Lee a,
Gated 70 henpecked husbands, tiedyathome wives,
and matrimonial s9uAbbles In general by Harry Wat
k'n' anu fnilf' THAT HusH%ND M iMg oR n et!'
Mr.. Augustus HotwAughter the hen.pecked Harry
home Hose watkinsi Miss Kitty Hotwaushtsr the
child OF her parents, Miss Amy Lee.
Grand Marriage Matinee on Saturday at liberal
prces to all parts OF the house. 20 and y cents del
NATIONAL THEATRE
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
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$3.50 OvERcoAr. EIsEMAs Bros, ,.cor. 7th and
ST. Paurs Church Concert.

The concert for the benefit Of st. Pauls
Episcopal Church will be given at Lincoln Hall
this evening. The leading amateurs Of the city
will appear, and hno programme hes been ar
ranged. Masses Eva Mills and Jennie Bryan, and
Messrs. John Pugh, Z. J. whipple, W. A. widney
and the male octette choir Of St Psurs Church WI
plano.
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DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
Mnrs l.irh, on n. stre cts.

The Engineer has ordered the erection Of
street lamps In the following localities: One on cor
ner Of Tenth and d streets southeast Ave on q
street. between First street west and North Capitol
street; four on d street. between New Jersey ave
nuc and South Capitol street, one on corner OF
street and New Hampshire avenue; one on corner
of md Sixteenth STREETS twp at railroad crossings
Massachusetts, and Delaware avenues northeast one
on corner street and New Jersey avenue sonth'
east |'t
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FOR NERVOUS aud sick headarhC il,1,' b - uIply
nothing that effects n uIITe NJ uu' HIlIUl
Headache spekihc COsis but 10 large
bottles, al all drug stores.
National Republican., 1877-12-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit 10 DR.. Hartley insures instant relief for
cAtarrh. No exorbtsnt fees In advance. Resi-
dence removed to s34 New York avenue
Leitoff clothing, watches, pistols &c, bought at
Herzogs. 9l5 street Orders attended TO.
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onksx nall To Lecture in Ma.hInxtsn.

Oakley Hall will lecture at Lincoln Hall OH
Monday evening His lecture In Boston drew 4
large audience Of iu most cultivated citizens. The
Boston papers, without exception, extolled his
eloquence, and spoke Of the lecture as original in
conception, Us well as admirably delivered His
lecture as prepared for Washington will abound
In references 70 political notables here.
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TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
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Judgments by Default.

Chief Justice Cartier yesterday permitted
judgment by default to be taken in the following
cases: Arms q Ketcham vs. Samuel Carpenter ct
al, for s7ll.75; c. b. Tanner vs.. william Craigsor
s3.565; Citizens National Bank Vs. Z. D. Tracy ct
al, for sls6 August Petersen Va O. y. Quick, for
81 900; Citizens National Bank W.. c. =. Davis ct
al, against Davis for sSst Boxer Bros. Co. VS..
Henry steinberg ct al. against Moses Kelly for
sltO.46: Barbour Hamilton vs.. J. G. Duln et al.
for ss56o5; Neill & McCresry vs. q. T. Langley et
al against Langley for $3.50; National Metropoli-
tan bank vs.. Z. d. Farnham ct al. against Moses
Kelly for sl75; National Metropolitan Bank vs.. J.
N. Hodges ct al.,. against Moses Kelly for 500;
National Metropolitan Bank vs.. A. J. Rock ct al
against Moses Kelly for ei50 National Metr0poli
tan Bank vs.. Michael Shea ct al, against Moses
Kelly for sl63; National Metropolitan Bank W
Daniel Smith et al, against Moses Kelly for $50
National Metropolitan Bank va Thomas Bets q
dali assignee, vs. ii. @. fant ct al for Sl23.So.
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.cHlLpnEs's overcoats, at Ersrn,s's, 7th an

FINE Heavy Suits are selling very cheap q
ROMAN & Cox's 507 Seventh street.
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JoUvEs's IsoDERoUs KID GLOVE cLEAssa.
Renoyates soiled gloves thoroughly and quickly
Price, % cents per bottle.
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irned until to. day at twelve O'Clock,
District Courts.
CIRCUIT coURT-cHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.

t42l A. 4. Massman & Co. vs. Chris Mades; Judg-
meDt for s259.25, Notwithstanding plea. Louis
Johnson Il Co. vs.. John Barry et al; demurrer sus.
tained leave 10 amend and Judgment George
Adams VS., c. y. Hotrclan. ct al; Judgment before
affirmed. for plaintiff for s9o and costs Black
vs.. Downing; verdict for plalntln for Sls7 SO and
for costs Jones vs.. Rooney; verdict for defendant
six cents, damages, and costs.
..-. SUITS ENTERED. 700. rrr -H
Equity ide,--MAry osterhaup W. John osterhaup.
for divorce. Edward Ellsworth, executor. vs. T.
p. Entwistlc ct AL. for discovery and sccouut
Lewis Cook vs.. Julia Cook, for divorce. Lewis Ruf.
fn et a VS.. C. u. Hawkes.. for account received and
restraining order. ..-.4r...a- .-5--
Lag @de.-L. q. Martin W. Benedict Miiburn st
al. on note. Patrick HeAny J, II. Tucker, on &C.
count. Mary y, Smith vs.. Frederick Douglass, In
rplevin. J. A. Ritchie va J. II. Tucker. In re-
pleHIn. IL =. IL
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THE LAW RECORD.
WHAT WAS DONE IN TINE COURTS
YESTERDAY.
Supreme Court Of the United statcs-A Now
Trial Granted sawyer. Brooks, and Hsines
-Othsr Matters at the City Hall.

Tho supreme Court Of tho United States.
THURSDAY December 9. 1871.
On motion Of Mr.. John Baxter, A. H. Petit
bone, ESQ.,, OF Greenville, and xenophon Wheeler
esq, Of Chattanooga, Tenn, wore admitted 10 prac-
tice.
No. 1se> Edward J. C. Atterbury, appellant, Va.
Thomas B. Marrctt, assignee. On motion Of Mr..
7, Phillips, in behalf Of counsel, dismissed per
stipulation. ...- ...
No. l2o. The County Of Macon. plaintiff IN error.
W. James +. Shores. Argument continued by Mr.
J. d. Stevenson. for defendant in error, and con.
cluded by Mr.. James Carr, for plaintiff In error.
No. 1S0. The Hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad
Company. plaintiff I'm error, vs. John 7. Husen.
Argued by Mr.. James Carr, for plaintiff In error,
and by Mr.. N. A. Low, for defendant In error
No. 70. william McGarrnhan, plaintiff in error,
vs.. The New Idria Mining Company. Argument
commenced by Mr. Charles p Shaw, for plaintiff
In error.
Adjourned until to- day at twelve O'Clock,