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The indications are: that there
will be a general revival Of business;
all over the country this spring.
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FEMININE FISTICUrFs.

A ROW IN A BOARDlNG.HOUSE-wH RE-
SUITS IN a PAIR OF BLACK EYES FOR ONE
OF THE LADY CoMBATANTs-A BAD WAY
TO GET SATISFACTION
Mrs. Fanny Woodward and Mrs. Lucy NJ.
Langley have rooms at Mrs Miilcr's board;ng-
house. at No. 500 Ninth street northwest, but
do not live happily together, as was shown in
the Police Court yesterday morning, where tho
former was arragned for an assault on the
latter Both are ladies of very respectable
appearance, and seemed somewhat out of place
In the courtroom. Mrs. Langley had her fore
head bound In cloth, and in raising her veil
disclosed n pair of the blackest kind of black
eyes Several witnesses, all inmates of the
same house, were examined, and from their
testimony it appears that Mrs. Langley over
heard Mrs. Woodward telling the landlady
that she Mrs. L. had attempted to blackmail
her, Mrs. w. and that she Mrs. L.. subse-
quently went into Mrs. Woodwnrd's room to
call her to account for it. Mrs. Woodward
maintained the truth Of what she had said,
and Mrs Langley sat down in u rocking.chair
ward ordered ucr out OF the room several
times, but she refused to go, and abused her
scandalously, calling her all the vile names
she could set her tongue to.
Mrs. Woodward stood il as long as she could
until she was called an unusually harsh name,
which caused her to lose her temper, and she
determined to eject her unwecome and scurril-
Gus visitor at all hazards So she seized hold
of tine rocking-chair and upset Mrs. Langley all
in heap on the floor. Tho testimony as to
what followed was somewhat conflicting. The
complainant sworo that Mrs. Woodward sat on
her shoulder while she was down and beat her
about the head with her fists for full twenty
minutes, while another witness, who was a
spectator to the assault, testified that Mrs,
Woodward simply struck her In the back
twice with her open hand. This witness fur.
ther stated that Mrs. Langley lay on tho floor
some time after Mrs. Woodward had left the
room and then got up and laid on the lounge,
She only consented to quit the apartment
when so directed by q policeman. Counsel for
the defense referred to the strong provocation
and the lightness of the assault and intimated
strongly that Mrs. Langley had had her eyes
and faco painted to represent bruises and con
tusions for the purpose Of creating sympathy
The Court declined to listen to this, and fined
tho defendant $40 and costs.
National Republican., 1877-09-14

allowed to cancel any portion Of assets stand.
ing to the credit Of the public school fund Of
the city Of Washington"
On September 5, Of this year, the District
Commissioners addressed letter to the COM
missioners Of the sinking fund In reference
to tho school fund forming q part Of the Dis.
trict debt, and asking for Information rs to the
amount OF unpaid interest on the same, and
for any suggestions they might bo pleased to
make.
1n reply to this communication the presi-
dent Of the sinking fund commission incloses
q copy Of the letter Of April, 1875, and renews
the suggestions contained therein. The inter-
est on this stock up to and including the quar-
ter ending June 30, 1877, for two years past,
amounting to $7,2i616, has been collected by
the treasurer Of the District.
There the matter rests for tho present, the
District Commissioners having as yet taken
no action In regard to the last communication
and recommendations Of tho sinking fund
commission.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Mr. Stephenson, au INDECENT lunatic, was
sent to the Government Hospital for the In.
sane
The inspector Of buildings has issued the
following permits to build: Edward Snowdcu,
threc-story brick building, corner Eleventh
and G streets; $4,000. John T. May, repair
building corner Seventh and f streets north.
west $1,000. Daniel Krrppeil, construct
brick wall on Eleventh street, between q and
II northwest; s75.
Licenses have been issued as follows: Mar
thias Pabst, bar.room; Joseph DUNCAN. on
auctionccrs' returns Peter Foley, do. c. C.
Duncanson, do; J. W. Morgan, do.
National Republican., 1877-09-14
PROSPECTIVE MARRIAGES.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

OSR visit to DR.. Hartley ipSuTes Instant relief for
catarrh. No exorbitant fees In advance Resi-.
dencs removed to 9N New York avenue.
OSE DoLLAR-Obtain DR.. Hart.eys great remedy
for Catarrh. Druggists hAysit
Len of clothing watches pistols. &c. bought Al
Herzogs. 9i5 d street Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made to order repaired and
covered At Marray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue
Market Space
THE finest New York butter In the city also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, ana Western but
ter. At spcer's butter store, soutEwes. corner of
Ninth and streets Fine cheese at less than Ba!
prices as low as the lowest Call and bo con
ylnCsi
National Republican., 1877-09-14

served out eight ois ten month, sentence. He
mas psrt OF the wsll OF his cell neatly adorned
tons.
LEM wEEpsS. WHITE,
charged with assault aud battery with intent TO kill
Charles Goodman. who was charged with the same
ohcnsc, but escaped out Of tho courtroom, having
awaiting the result His conduct Il exemplary. q,
The officer explained here that the Criminal
Court prisoners were kept In one wing and the
foiice Court cases In the other.
now TO DESTROY vERMIS.
Another transfer, and under 4 new guide the re.
porter was escorted to the regions below. There
ho was shown tight box, In which four bedsteads
can be PLACED at once. The stream Is let on and
IN half IN hour afterwards the chinchcs are dead
| forcyeimore. All kinds Of yermin on woolcn or
other articles can be cxterminatcd In the same
thorough aud expeditions manner .,..
A dispcnSary forms one OF the valuable features
OF the institution, with Dr. Noble Young as the es'
culapius.
UP AMONG THE FEMALES.
The reporter was kindly permitted to see some Of
the Gagged Of the tendcrer sex. The chief attraction
SARAH SEARY,
who looks like native Of the Emerald Isle, an1 Il
sblcs from dwelling. She found II convenient IN
be looking out of the window when the reporter
and turkney entered; but when politely requested
to face abo;it did 50 slowly, revealing what ap.
pcarcd TO be prnycr.bODk in her hands. She IL.
quircu OF The reporter: who sent YOU mere ana
when informed ns to the manner In which he OBJ.
tanned q Livelihood suddenly got the lnckltw and
remained IN that condition until he had retired.
Two colorcd women In one cell had coCh 9 BABY
one six and the other FIVE months old. What n
place for infants both of the women were scry.
Ing ont sentence for only whipping their chill
drcn," rs they expressed II.
In another cell a colorCd woman had little boy
with her only six years old. She had been in that
cell three months. Her crime was keeping dis
orderly house.
Two men are confined In the females part Of the
jail, held as witnesses. They get good board ana
| 81 day.
"rRIsXY."
The reporter was atoit 10 leave the building
when he wasinterrogi'cd:
"lou are not going away without saying some
| thing about the dOg!'
| oh no.
THAT misunderstanding little animal you sec
there IL Frisky She was born and raised In the
| old Jail and she and another dog killcl seventy
| eight rats there in ono morning. Let her friends
know she l. alive"
Perhaps shc, TOO, don't want her name in the
newspipPrss
The reporter was shown out-politcly, but firmly
however
CONCLUSION.
| 4 great deal Of q highly complimentary charac.
| ter should hc added relative to the remarkably
fine discipline, great cleanliness and other com.
mendable features of the institution, but the not
| inconsidcrablc length to which this report has
| already been extended admOnishes the scribe
| defor his eulogium until soinc other time
National Republican., 1877-09-14
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. MORNING.

the inspection OF the public at "Bradys Nauonel
Gallery" No 625 Pennsylvsnia avenue. This col.
lection embraces the eminent men OF America IN
addition 10 the medals received In New YORK TOT
many years aud In London In 1857, ts awarded We
highes d,cdrd medal at the Centennial Frposition ID
Philadelphla, 1876
National Republican., 1877-09-14

justi seandur, for his appearance to-day, but the
court declined to issue the order for want Of
Jurisdiction. The name Of the witness was
left with the clerk TO serve and 1t is an inter
estlng point to know how the Jail officials will
act In the premises
National Republican., 1877-09-14
AUCTION sALEi TO-DAY.

Ry h, H. Warner:
At 8 pO p. m, valuable improved real estate
s'tHiul IA the county, n the site OF the ar'i to-
gate, adlnuiEg tic northwest corner Of Seventh
Street and the road lcaiHg to the sI.d!ers Home.
by VIM. H. Marshall;
At p. M, beautiful farm located In Prime"
Georges county, two ard ha!f m.tes cast soGIk-
c. s. of tho Navy Yard bridge
By p. Foley
Al -,ocI?ck at sll sevqui atae! "i!p!turc Of
every description.
National Republican., 1877-09-14
,RoPosALs ron BOILER RIvETs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BvSFhu oF STEAM ENGINEERING,
~ ,.usN,4 .,s. An,n,yt ~ 1877

WAtWINUIWNl NUgllsI II, INII,
Sealed rcopoais tniorscl oil envelope "Propo-
sas for Boiler RVels" Will hO received at this bu
rPau Until y clock m. MONDAY, the l7th day Of
September 1877, for about $500 pounds Of boiler
r!rcts, ysIy:Hs fT0m three quarters Of an Inch to
seyrn AID ~ nnc XIV Srbas Lam" % o WI hrh aSout
Gl,70l pounds are TO be delivered IN United States
navy yard a. Washington, aud the balance In Nor
folk navy yard, on or before the 18th day Of octo
ber. iSi7
Th3y are to lie made of the very best quality Of
Tiyeting iron, and subject to in'peciion and test
when delivered
No bids will be received except direct from
known reliable Manufacturers of this article, and
only upon blank forms, which may DO obtained
vpon application to this bureau, together with the
schedule and sizes OF riveis.
The right fs reserved to reject any bid not
deemed advsntRgeous 10 the Government.
Responsible security will be required for the
faithful delivery OF the rivets in conformity to the
requirements Of the schedule. "; y. SHOCK,
lsl6siw Chiet oI Bureau.
National Republican., 1877-09-14
THE COURTS.

A DULL DAY AT THE CITY HALL-No BusI.
NESS TRANSACTED IN CouRr-TEN MAR
RIAGE LICENSES IssUED-A NEW PUBLISH.
ING COMPANY ISCORPoRATED-A NUMBER
OF SUITS ENTERED.
EQUITY COURT.
Before Justice Olin.
This court held no session yesterday, In con-
sequence Of the continued indI'po'i'ton Of Judge
DISTRICT COURT,
Before Justice Humphreys
This court was open yesterday, but trans-
acted no business.
PROBATE COURT.
Before Justice OIin.
The illness of Judge Ol!n suspended the
business Of this court yesterday but ii will be open
to-day for the dispatch OF business.
SUITS ENTERED.
The suits entered at City Hail yesterday were as
follows:
Robt @ YeweI W. John D. Archer ct al; &C.
tior OH promissory no,o for 500.
EQUITY SIDE.
In re estate Of Charles 4. Conrad; petition for
leave to incumbcr real estate.
J. p. Caldwell ct al. VS.. National Capital Real Es
state Association; bill for an account
Il. Webb ct uS. VS.. same; bill for an account.
A NEW PAPER AND PUBLISHING COM.
PANY.
At the registers Office yesterday a certificate
Of incorporation was filed in the name Of the
North American Eagle Printing and Publishing {
Company whose object Is to publish q new papcl
In this city, with snb.heads for zach Congresiiona
district IN the United States.
The corporators are 5, Ma!tby, Of Dayton, Ohio
D. +. Spear, O, NJ. Randolph, 5. q. Davidson, I. "
Belt, and 4. Watson, Of this city.
PROSPECTIVE MARRIAGES.
The following marriage licenses were issael
yesterday: James II. Styles and Virginia 2. Oliver
Chapman Ronn0e and Fannie Davis, both of Prize,
Georges county, Md; Charles G.iiien, ofLiwrerCe
Mass, and Belle Mannin, of Indianapolis, IEl
Isaac Robertson and JaGe West :. Nawiamd Az,
Mary L. Burt Charles Abraham, Of We.hG,ton
| and A,ice Mars, of williamsburg Va; Charles Zel
| aud Susie Tlppctt Rufus G, Brooks, Of PTncD
| ton y e; V:accut Marshal AID Margaret Jones
lIemilton Bass anI Laura Jones, both OF George
| tOyn
National Republican., 1877-09-14

CONDEMNED BALsAM CoPABIA lS CON
- dsPss% and ti,SSrdsd as 5gnS no! 9aly w9rtii.
aud smell, and VIII Disorder the soundesi stonAcb,
purely vegetable, pleasant 10 lake and Will alwan
care in 'om two % four days 1t Is The only known
nEposuts Ard trouble. Male package, 81 female, I
s1id Al Twelfth street and Psnh'ylSants avenue and
by druggists
Jesiy w.B. EkTWtsLh
National Republican., 1877-09-14
CITY ITEMS.
OUiRK IRISH TEA

This popular remedy for dyspepsia. blliou,ness
sick heSdiche sour stomach. vertigo constipation
and all diseases ariglng from disorder stomach
or liver Is sold by all druggists % ceIH per pack
age-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-09-14
TypTn RuINgn M Nynl lycr

cannot DO restored oung people remember this !
Use daily Thurton's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder
It will preserve your teeth from decay and keep
them sound clean and white through life. % and
20 cents per bottle Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-09-14
JrDICIOUs EcONouy,

is now absolutely necessary. Throw not aside your
s0ed gloves but renOyate them with Jouvens In.
odOTOus Kid Glove Cleaner. II will cleArse them
thoroughly, easily ard quickly. sold a. drug and
fancy stor0s % cents por bottlS
National Republican., 1877-09-14
EYERY PRRsnSs HAIR

prevents It's becoming dry and harsh fhompson' !
Pomade Opume Is specially suitable, II keeps the
hair son and glossy and niparts 10 1t strength and
vitality 26 aud ~ cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists
National Republican., 1877-09-14
BILLIARD DTABLEs,

Best IN use, Balls, Cloth, Cues,
Biiiisrds al lowest triGss haS.
Ing the largest stcCg aud hnsat
facilities for mAnuA sluIiHg, or
ders can he promptly Allied. usod
leCond'hand tables cheap ThS
|" Billiard Gue," an illustrated
SissSS''iR''W isS! ;'$s $SseffisSpH,''fa
'Br0sdw'T NJ y Hls,atn
National Republican., 1877-09-14
BRApY's,

The historical portraits OF dIstEju.shed repre-
niai Exhibition al Philadelphia, Ate now ready for
National Republican., 1877-09-14
DRoPosALs FOR CORN BRooMs.

NAVY PAY UFFIcE
wAsHiSeroS, D. c.. September II, 1877
Sealed proposals in duplicate, 10 be indofted
"Propo,als fer Corn BroOns," will be received al
this Office Until y IN. the 2ith day Of September.
1877, for the below described Coin Brooms, 10 be
delivered at the ravy yard, Washington, d. c., frss
from any expense to the Government, viz:
BvREAu OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
i,o1l -four ihoWand) Corn Brooms.
subject IN the usual Inspection.
Sample 10 be seen at the Commandant's once, At
the said E6vy yard.
To be delivered as soon as practicable.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or oil OF the
oActs ii net deemed advantageous TO the Govern
meut RespOnshle security required on the bids
for the prompt and faithful delivery Of the brComs.
Bank fITms iGr BIDS 10 be had At this Office Nj
W. ". WlLl.IAM5,lsvI
s..lWsw Pay Inspector L. $. Navy.y
National Republican., 1877-09-14
FOR THE LADIES
LEGAL.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
L formed q limited parinerShlp pursuant to the
Revised SA,uict .: the United states leatinE 10 tbs
District Of Columbia conserving limited pSIlneI.htp
In the said District, under the name Of SANDERS &
safe and renting Of Pianos Organs arl other Muscs!
INSTRUMENTS at NV Pennsylvania avenue, corner .!
Twelfth street northwest, irom the is day Of sep.
ien.haT instant TO the 5isi day Of Nay neat HARRY
SANDERS and lAEoBA STArMhN are the general
partner has contributed fyc thousand dollars as hts
HARRY SASDER1.
JACOB A >TAYMAS,
y. q. SMITH.
wAsHrsoToS, u. c.. Sept ). is7. sec cThsTu4w
National Republican., 1877-09-14
PROPOSALS.

PKOPUSAIS.
IoRoPosAL FOR TIMBER.
AIExASDRIA CANAL, RArLRoAb)
AND BRIDGE COMPANY,
wAsHiSSToS D. e., September 10, 1871.
Proposals are invited ior furnishing the Alo8sn.
dria Canal, Railroad and Bridge Company 6OG0
feet OF Georgia pine and 1000 feet Of oak timber.
OF several sizes and lengths. to be deliy0red at tho
AqIeduct bridge, Georgetown, d. c., December ],
1877.
schedule of,he required sizes will be furnished
OIL application. H. H. WELLS,
President
OFFICE: CITY Hall. Washington, D. G. sel3lw
National Republican., 1877-09-14
LIFE In WASHINGTON.
INDICATIONS.


Southeast 10 southeast and partly westerly T'nd,
rising barometer, partly cloudy, clear weafher
National Republican., 1877-09-14

oolorcd boy, having committed an assault and
battery on another boy IN the Reform School Lai
National Republican., 1877-09-14

DULL DAY AT THE CITY HALL-No BUsI.
MESS TRANSACTED IN CouRr-TEN MAR
RIAGE LICENSES IssUED-A NEW PUBLISH
ING COMPANY ISCORPoRATED-AN NUMBER
OF SUITS ENTERED.
National Republican., 1877-09-14

served out eight OF . ten month, sentence. He
has part OF The wall OF his cell neatly adorned
with pictures obtained from Illustrated publica.
uons.
National Republican., 1877-09-14

charged with assault aud battery with intent TO kill
Charles Goodman, who was charged with the same
ohcnsc, but escaped out Of the courtroom, having
had application made for new trial, Is quietly
awaiting the result His conduct IL exemplary.
. The officer explained here that the Criminal
Court prisoners were kept In one wing and the
Police Court cases I'm the other
National Republican., 1877-09-14
"THE MEXICAN BONDS MAN"

As he lay upon his cot, wrapped In heavy
wcDcn blanket he appeared to Le vi.
He /, only weak from confinement" sad the
ofilcer.
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&rie8snabri6teit.

DEN neuefsn @ofna&riGtr 1T gu ent.
nebmer, mas folet.
8s3I8li@ Der rufl(Gen Gsluie an bsr
Dcnou uno tn 8letn.@fen melbet man aus
0tsn, bag pom 10. biz gu M Is. Suit $50
8enarale, SifItere unb GOtbaten aus Der
5rent getreten iinO, was etnen Sotal.g Ser.
luf bis Dsttte Suit BON 1896 Wann eretbt.
Die gfrIuIe BON @lenna, fcvie jsne Der IT.
re8al1tren Sruppsn IinS In bisfe 3atl nt6t
etnbserifen. Maes In alien birften bic
&ufen btsSer 10000 Wann SerlOren baben.
Die GrfOl9e Der Gurten tabsn aud In
9eTiten Ginbrud eema6t. @te man Der
.Sa,speneenee Beige" aus Eeteran fGretbt,
beftano bort TN 8ssinne bes &rteees etne
9artet, pelHe cen 9Hab lebsait au elmer
@atana NIT &uslanb brdnste. Man bate
tim fosar ben Gntwurf zines 8unbntGes Be.
retts pcrseleSt unO tbn 70 nett bafur &c.
wOnnsn, eas 100000 @ann tn aIer Gtiae
mcbtifrt rpurben. lber ais Der GGat
BON ben Stesen Der Slrfen Ia Grutenten
t6rte, bsf&lDb er bic frsnsfe Heutralttdt,
unb tte rufRi&en &ubtL bic na& Eeberan
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Gin &dies 3rte9.

aue @iseouin ptso fOIsenbss be-
rtdtst:
Sn @albinatOn urp Nsu ? 0Iarus
I'm County Siren In DtscOnGn wobs
nen pte!e Sdwetser, Die ftd nit 3d1es
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9tmburser> Rdle, be1ddfisen, Der be.
tanntIt6 BIER su 2anos ebenio gut 100
nidt bef1er bereitet wtrD. aIS nriben.
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aSer ben Eemperen3Iern eth @reueI, ID
bes @eruGs baIber, cann aber p unO
bauptiGh, DeiI pteisr ptfante Rdle cen
Durf rsf,e. Die 0aupt : VteDerlase
Des SdIes TT Der G~tlenbabnOrt MCnrOe
unp re borttsen Iemperensler baben
tdrsIt& bic &dumuns auer NIT 9tms
burger ssfilItsa Seller anseOrpnrt.
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Sdler BON ,@afbinstOn uno Neus@la>
rus euYd cine Demonaratfpn. Cine
nit Sdfen belapene 8assnbura tunro
Oh Gem GvurtbdusplaBe 0uf8efabren
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DWtr, bic &6ler cue ZEN oerldisoes
men 6ieden in 0rten Gountp, taben
nit 8ecauern psrn0mmen, eaB Der 20.
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lsres @el@dfts, Htmbursers Safe es'
nannt, fit einen Osmeinl6aDen Cnuis
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BORDEN BON Wonroe unter Witwirfuns
stniser enebsrsissr Dfsnfdsn unO ss>
pt6er @inRa6e uuisrer bsicen en9Its
lden 3ettuueen unler etmburSsrs@ Sc
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Beaiebuns NIT @OnrOe tn sd&dftli,
der unp selsuiGaftlt&er Beife absus
breHen. 8tr bitten cte Burger BON
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MGpffIiebe meoaiac.

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