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National Republican., 1877-10-24
District Courts,

CIRCUIT CouRT-CHIEr JUSTICE CARTIER.
Judgment by default was given in the following
$50; Frank iiGne vs. Thomas It. Walsh and nd A. Il
pheus J. Eastwood. for sSl7 10: Jsnncy 4 Hngc VS.
John schcgel for siGi.27; Emma Soulc VS.. Annie
Enos W Ghecn. for s0S.5S; Washington Market
Company vs.. Carl =. EnhlmRn. for s!sgl0; william,
Mclean vs.. Samuel Wise, for sldg7l Barbour 4
Hamilton VS.. l. 7. Bower for $500: Francis Miller
VS. J. Il. Hcrtford and Charlie. McMichacl. for ss2;
Joseph T. Kcngla VS. A. e. LeiSSring & Co, for
slco; Marguerite Mallzicux VS.. Samuel Emery, jr.,
George 8 Emery VS. Commissioners of District Of
Columbia. Judgment below affirmed for plaintiff
for $3.50.
Kate {. Spraguo VS.. Annie T. salenis. Judgment
below affirmed for plaintiff for $50.
New jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company vs..
Lighter. Judgment for plaintiff Tor SIS
Francis Miller VS.. !. G. Callahan. Judgment
confessed for SjTl.99.
Francis rrott vs.. J. r. Archer and S. A. Terry.
Judgment notwithstanding plea. for slOo0.
c. l., T. Knox Va. Peter Mcnamara. Leave to
withdraw the original note
IT. Lehman vs., Thomas NJ. shepherd. Judg.
ment Of condemnation.
In the cases of Utcrmchlc vs. Kelly ct al. same
vs. Williamson ct AL same vs.. Kelly ct al., same vs.
THOMPSON ct al. same vs. Robbins ct al. same VS..
Barry Ct al same vs. Adams ct al. and same VS..
Williamson ct al leave was given to withdraw
replication aud Judgment given for the amount
admitted in the pleas.
George W. Liuvillc VS. C. W. Holden ct al. Action
on note for sl,lGl2O. Case still On.
PROBATE CouRT--JusrICE oLIN.
Last will and testament Of Joseph barber filed
with assent OF heirs. In r. Wm. A brury guardian
to lnmes Drury: answer Of guardian To citation
filed. In rtcSntc Of Rinnldr Griffin. deceased in
teststc; answer of heirs aud citation filed. VIII Of
Newton Harlan, decreased; filed with assent OF
heirs and proven by two witnesses. IN estate of
John Brync, drCcmr,l; executors appeared in an
swCr 10 citation. and ease continued one week To
allow time to bring in their final account IN ~
estate uf Lewis Dent. deceased: citation vs. admin.
istTatriN returned served, no appearance and pr-
ttiOn dismissed. Herman ". Davis gave bond in
s6On as guardian to the estate Of Emma !. Davis.
born OurrhHCkD Simon Wolf qualified and b Inded
In SiOD rs administrator ". Il. Uf Emil GDcmCr
deceased. and in SiUn us guardian to the heirs,
IN r. estate Of james Flanagan. deceased; eta
ton against executor returned served, but no Ap-
pcnnuCc. Petition OF llcury Garrett for letters Of
administration on the cstatc of his son, Charles W.
Garrett. late United States Navy. deceased, and
proofs filed, Third account Of executor Of Mar
garct berry. deceased and executor of John Kncss.
deceased; balance and distribution filed for Ap-
proVal.
SUIT ENTERED.
E,ruiy Sidr.-Hcmry u. tn,tlcmnn ct al VS. James
g. Payne. trustee ct al. 10 set uside sule and for
injunction.
Lar Sdc-Kntc c. spragIc vs.. Annie Il. Salms:
an appeal: Geo. = Emery ". Commissioners of the
District of columbia: an appeal VIM g.. Busey
VS. W. DickormAn; on account. Francis Miller vs.
J. c. Callahan.
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Police Court.

Horace Berry was discharged, owing to a
defective warrant, which was issued by Justice L.
j. o Neal. Wm. Cole, assault on CathArinc Akers;
so or thirty days Virginia PeytOn, threats toward
Mary Dadr; noic pros Arthenia alias Park Wash
lngtOn, assault oil Berthe johnson SO or thirty
days. Richard Curtis, assault on u. W. CrawiOT .
paid $40. Thomas SwHggert, assault on Jos. Walter
slO or fifteen days. Bella Dickson, assault on Mary
Brown; s. or fifteen days. VIM. Holmes charged
with the larceny of three pair of boots from Wm
Boil, was sent up for ninety days. Joshua Robin
son, charged with maintaining 4 nuisance, was re.
leased on personal bonds To have the save nbated
by Saturday or pay fine. Vim. Boulder, disorder
ly; forfeited s.. Mary Dent, entlclng prostitution ;
fined S. Josephine Smith, Il denizcn Of Fighting
alley, was hauled up for profanity; -. Jeremiah
Conncll and WIN. Coleman, charged with being
depot and engaging In an aifray; Jerry was
hmed s. and bowman was discharged Car
oline Adams, charged with being va
grant: bonds or thirty days. Robert Roam and
JONES Bellhcld, loud and bOlsteruus; Robert con.
tributcd a V and jan was discharged. James
jackson, profanity; y, samuel Matthews, same;
s., VIM. Conway, lDudand bOislcr0uS: s.. Frank
Brown, profanity s.. Lewis T. McCuTdy, pro.
family; s.. Mary Dorsey, vngrAnt, went down
for month. Sarah Clarke. profanity s.. Thos
Mcdaniel, loud and bOisterpus; S. Benjamin
Pummcr tied his horse 10 a tive and handed out
s. for so doing. Thomas Williams stole two
pairs 0f boots from u. ". Bynn aud was sent to
radoy; case continued until to day owing to the
absence of complainant, Mary Gleason was ar
raigned for the murder OF hor infant but IN order
to give her time TO obtain witnesses the case was
postponed until Friday, the 18th inst, John Snow
fOund that 1t costs S. to talk during tho session Of
Miner. charged with larceny, were remandcd until
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Tho supreme Court Of the United stato

Tho Supreme Court of the United States.
On motion OF Mr.. Thomas Wilson, VIM. H. Beck,
esq, OF Washington, u. C., was admitted to prac-
tlce as an attorney and counsellor OF this court
On motion Of Mr.. W. Pierce Bell Hiram A.
Fletcher, Of Grand Rapids, Mich, was admitted to
practice an attorney and counsellor Of this court
on motion Of Mr.. Jas o. Rroadhead. Edward I.
Parish, esq, OF st. Louis, Mo-, was admitted to
practice as All attorney and counsellor of this court
No. 80. Harvey Terry ct al, appellants, VS.. L. C.
Anderson ct al;
No, 6sS Harvey Terry ct al, plaintiffs VS.. Thos.
W. Coskcry;
These causes were further argued by Mr. Harvey
Terry III behalf Of himself. and submitted on
printed arguments by Mr. Stone, of counsel for ap
pelUnt and by MIR II. n, Jackson for the appellccs
In case No. 70, and by Mr. VIM H. Hull for the de-
fcndant In error In No. 6i5
No. 10. William Roemer, appellant, VS.. Edward
Simon ct al. This cause was argued by Mr., A. V.
Briescn Of counsel for the appellant and by Mr.. +.
II. Belts for the appellee.
No, Il. The Union Pacific Railroad Company, ap-
pelinnt, VS.. Thos. G. Durant II Mr. The argument
Of this cause was commenced by Mr.. A. J. ropplo.
ton. Of counsel for the appellant.
Adjourned until to-day at twelve o'clock.
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fanquet 10 Non. Edwin Cowle..

If this had been anything but a happy
AMIR II might have been termed funeral without
. corpse, as Mr.. COwlas unexpectedly had to leave
the city during the carly evening and consequently
was unable to attend. The presiding scat was oc-
oppied by Hon, A. N, Clapp, with Col. A. W spatcs
sshis right Among those present wore MossTs
kIah aud Othars- Tho tablQ RiTly grOancd under
tho weight Of good thinGs Toasns were drank 6 as
ss.n, o ot2i ttd sssiss SHs "!5' Iod Schools ES
hQuI Flag, Maryland, Sc, Shes which the party
sdJourneI
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kan ( Weaver have opened n
A SeasDnnble Item,

As matter of public interest we would in
vlte attention 10 MeSsrs. liable Bros extensive
clothing house, corner of Seventh and streets 1t
boing the most complete establishment Of the kind
In the District, and one where greater variety and
larger stock Of gentemsn's ready made garment,
can be found than In any other house A. these
gentlemen manufacture all the goods they sell
Sortmspship, they are enabled 10 sel nj mSurh II,
lower figures than dealers who buy their stock
frOm third or fourth hands and can al the same
fine furnish q better class Of goods
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Good News to Farmers.

Hon. John II. Baker, of Indiana, has pre-
pared and will Introduce in the House ut the
earliest opportunity bill to prevent suits against
persons who purchase article for their own Use
which infrlngcs patent, unless the person Rt the
time he purchases knows that such article Is All
infringement of some patent The object Of the
bill Is 10 prevent farmers and Others who buy All
article In the market from being hargssed by suits
for using q patented article, II leaves the owner
VI I'll. patent to sue the manufacturer. AID not the
innOgsnt user Of the article,
National Republican., 1877-10-24
Law summary.

Patrick Quill kept Sunday bar and was fined
slOj and costs
johanna Brown was acquitted of keeping an
unlicensed bar.
The court dismissed the charge against Gae.
tano of keeping ali unlicensed bar.
The charge Of carrying concealed weapons,
made against Charles A. Williams, was dismissed.
The Jury declared jeremiah Desmond not
guilty Of being cattle broker and doing business
without license.
The Judgmento of the court below In the case Of
Matthew J. Pope charged with keeping an un-
licensed bar was affirmed.
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vEGETINE.
y Il g r. IT Il N Il /.
CHE SAYS 1T IS TRUE"
SENECA FALLS, Nov. o. 1870.

SENECA FALLS, Nov. 0, 1870.
M H r. SrtNns.
DEAR sm: A. you nre Rn entire stranger to me,
want you TO know whA, NEtiETtSE has done for
me- Only those who have been raised from deaths
door can know tn" value OF such good msdcinc.
am iihy'eisht years Of nge. Three years ago ! was
taken sick with what the doctors called Llnbngo
For weeks | was confined to my bed I had three
different physicians. without any help. received no
relief was great suffrfer; finally became en-
tTry helpless The last doctor told me there vas no
help; he said he might possibly save my life by in
IcCting morphine IN my arms and legs. The
cnuragement for saving Iny life by having this done
small chance could not cons mt 10 run the
risk. About this time my son read your advertise
ment In our paper, q testimony Of person who had
been very sick with about the same complaint, and
was cured. My son went right away TO the apOthe.
cary store and bought n b3ul OF NHiETISE He
fore had used the first bottle found grca! relief
could move myself In bed AfteT taking three bot.
ties was able 10 st up and move about my ROOM:
continued taking the ' EGEIlSE, ana was In q few
weeks restored to my former health. The NEliE-
TINE saved my life amer the physicians said therO
no help for me- have had no dnCtor since. II |
feel unwcli take a dose of VkGETlNE and recon-.
mend II to my friends.
Your NEtiETlN ought to be In ev e; family. My
doctor surprised TO me In good health. lie
says "VEGErfN NE Is n good medicine" | tell hin,
II cured me- lie says 1T Is true" cannot feel toU
| thankful. Very gratefully yours,
MRS, CATHERINE COOSS,
Seneca Falls, Senecn County, N. Y.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
Base lSall.

Yesterday afternoon the Democratic pages
of the House of Representatives forced their Re
publican brethren on the Senate side to cry enough
at the end Of the hlh inning the score then stand
ing y to 0 in favor Of the Democracy. who bRtted
terrllicnlly while their opponents were lamentably
weak In this respect Four home runs were made
by the House pages The following is a summary
OF the
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Revival Services at Ryiand Chapel.

A most extraordinary revival is now in
progress In South Washington, in the church of
which Rev, W. u. Owens is pastor, under the min.
istratOn Of Rev. Thomas Harrison, All evangelist
now hut twenty four years Of age, and known As
the Boy Preacher" Of Boston. Al $50 o'clock
last evening the church was crowded to It's utmost
capacity, This great audience occupied the time
Til seven O'Clock in singing with great carncStncss
revival hymns, reminding one Of the scenes in the
Congregational Church during the Hammond
meeting twO yoars ago Meetings are held both
day and evening
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VEGETINE.

ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD II VEGE-
TINE viii relieve pin clean &c, purify and cure such
irving different physicians many remedies, suffering
for years u 1t not conclusive proof. II you IA suf
ferer you he curedt why Is this medicine per.
forming such great cures? Itworks In the blood, in
the circulating fluid. II can irlly be called the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. The great source OF
disease originates IN the blood, and medicine that
does not act directly upon IT, to purity and renovate
has any Just claim upon public attention.
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Real Esinie Trnnsfers.

Susan G.. Sampson to Lucy Fowler, for 81 800,
lot 81, square l79. Samuel Cross, trustee to Mar.
garet White for s3815 lot ". subdivision 0f square
lGl. NJ. f. Byingtou to d. l.. Morrison. for 81 UIO
lot Is, square 3Sf. D. l.. Morrison to David sands,
Tor g, 900 lot Is square hS6
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following parties H. :. Stewart and NJ G. Hunter
A. Il. Jackson aud Nancy Collier; Wm. Ferguson
and Rosetta Worcester. of Fairfax Court House, Va:
James T.. Pierce, of Missouri, aud Laura V. Smith
Clarence Il. Ferguson and Anna Hoffman; Z. A.
Kreidler and Mary u. Wells.
National Republican., 1877-10-24
A BANQUET for Prof. Laupston,

A meeting was held at tho residence Of John
A. Grey last evening for tho purpose Of pcrfccting
to tender banquet to Hon. J. N.
Langston. Prof r. I. Grecner presided and W. c..
Chase acted secretary. The committee decided TO
hGvo the banquet at the residence fMr r. C. Reyels
1919 l. street northwest The following reception
was appolntcd Mcssrs. q. Snowden, J.
d. Kennedy, Daniel Murray, Dir. g, Il, Watts, John
r. W. Tompkin and Wyatt Archie.
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LOCAL MTSCELLdNT.

OSE visit to Dr. Hartley insurcS instant relief for
Catarrh. No eNOrbtHnt fees III advance Resi-
dcncC removed to 93i New York avenue.
Lcit-of' clothing. watches. pistols, &C. bought at
Herzng's, gl5 street Orders attended 10.
All kinds Of trunks made to order. repaired and
covered at Murrays. sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
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NEW .ADTERTIS EN- ENTS.

Revival at Ryland Chapel.
Rooms on New York avenue.
Parlor and chamber on II street.
Notice to persons requiring licenses.
Hillside" near Uniontown for rent.
Furnished rooms on Massachusetts, avenue.
Brick house on New Jersey avenue for rent.
Losekam 4 Weaver. restaurant and ladies cafe.
Sale Of valuable real estate in Prince Georges
county. Md.
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WOOD AND COAL,

q L. SHERIFF, DEALER IN BEST QUAIL
~ . ties OF Coal and Wood, llli Pennsylvania ave
nue, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, souti,
side, Fnd is Pennsylvania avenue between Third
and Four and-anda-hRl streets, south side. Depot
and mill sixth street wharf Potomac river. Honor
able dealings and hair prices. oGl3ir
(NOAL AND WOOD.-HAVIHG LEASED THE
~ cd eyabIighed Goal and Wood Yard corner or
sixth and streets northwest and dresIogked le same
IN addition 10 our present lCCItlUn No s2 Ftti street
nOTthwrst we will keep a fl stock Of tho best quail
raS OF WOOD AND COAL, whi2h We VIII sci o. the
lowe mRTkel iAeI Saved and split wood an l
oreIm =" "''' c. T. WOOD 4 DO
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unknown persons entered the premises of Mr..
Hugh Mcmahon, on riercc's Mill road, In the
county, above Georgetown, and stole a lot of
poultry, sweet potatoes and bed quilt and then
made their escape.
DESERTED THEIR VESSEL.
Monday evening George X. Harding alias Cyrus
Harding. and Thomas Tilley, alias Thomas
Libbcy, tive sailors on board the schooner W r.
Houston, lying at the Borden Mining Company's
wharf, laden with coal for Providence, r. l., de.
serted their vessel The captain OF the craft II. L.
station, and the officers were instructed to keep
lookout for them. The jolly tars came ashore and
were having good time, when onicer Benton
stumbled across them, about eight O'Clock, in a low
groggery, took them To the station house and locked
them up until yesterday n.o ming when they, had
ing the evidence in the case, reinantled the pris.
Oners To the station house, where they were locked
up until last night, when they were called for by
craft Just prior TO her sailing for Providence, r. l.,
laden with coal
THE MARKET-HoUsE SEWER.
Yesterday at noon Lieut.. HoSie, engineer of the
District visited the market house sewer, aud made
a thorough exploration OF the same. He trsvcrsed
It's entire length, and ut some points found the
water nearly waist high. The plank flooring was
found to lie completely rottcd. This caused the
water to beat against the masonry and wash out
cement and small pieces of stone, which caused
the brick work tU give way. Lieut. IIOXic gave or
hSs '" in "iS 6c meM r1 "n IN GnSe ANA e
which the place where the break occurred will be
rebuilt, and the sewer bo as strong As when 1t was
first erected.
PORT.
Arrired-Stcamer Z. C. knight. Chichester, New
York, with assorted cargo Of merchandise for Dis
trict merchants.
RIVER FRONT.
,Ariwd-RNys whnrf-schooner Norman, smith,
Windsor to load coal.
GilmOr, Meredith Il Co.'S WhArf-SChOOners c.
W. Locke, Bridgeport, to load coal; Sea Nymph
Landcrkin, New York, to load coal H. 4. Carter
Carter, Philadelphia, to load cunl for .\spmwall.
Llcdrcd-BOrden MiniEg C0mpany's Wharf
schooner William i. Houston, Gardner, PrOvi
dcnCc, X. l.. with coal.
Agnew's Wharf-SchOoncrs William II Eengle
SOper, New York, with coal Sallle NJ Sieelman
Steelmsn. Boston, with coal.
Rays Wharf-SchooneTs Charles l., Morrison
Smith, boston, with coal II. a. TAbcr, Benson,
New bedford with coal
Gilmur, Meredith & COS Whsrr-Sch0oners C.
W. Locke bridgeport, Conn. with coul NJ. A.
Wiley, Wiley, Boston, with coal
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN.
BY rail-Two hundred bushels of wheat to II. NJ
Talbot
By canal-Boat London, with 900 bushels Of
wheat to H. ". TAlhOtt, aud 1000 bushels do. and
100 bushels of corn to u. D. liartey.N
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The Price Tells

Catarrh, Asthma Hay Fcver and Colds. 25 cents.
6I2 New York avenue.
and 1870 Pennsylvania avenue.
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OuR SIS all.wool cashmere suit beats the world
Sack or frUck style. At
KATzENsrrrS's $40 Seventh street.
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.CHrLpRES's suits capc-coats aud ulstcrs nt pop
ular prices. EISEMAs Bros,
Corner Of Seventh and L streets
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to order suits at $50 and up, and everybody tells
the price. E:SEMAS bros,
Corner Of Seventh and l. streets.
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Dr 0lprreII's

CurrpREs's suits, cape.coats and ulsters at pop.
ular prices. ElsENAS Bios,
Corner Of Seventh and + streets.
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Corner of seventh and T. Streets
Is the busiest house in town. because It's prices are
the lowest EISEMAH BRos.,
Tnilors and Clothiers
Corner of Seventh and L streets
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VEGETINE
WILL CURE CASKER HUMOR.

ROCKroRT, MASS, March 81, 1875.
IL, u. SteNns. fSg.i
SIR; Last fall my husband got me two bottles OF
your NEGETlNE to take for the Innker IIumoT,
which have had In my stomach for several years
took it, and the result very satisfactory. have
taken u good many remedies ior the CAnk"r IlumOr,
and none seemed 10 help me but NEGErlNE There
Is no doubt In my mind that every suffering with
CunkeT Humor eau he cured by taking NEGErINE,
1t gave me good appetite, and ie better In every
respect,
Yours, with respect, -
MRS. ELIZA ANN POOLE
National Republican., 1877-10-24

OuR s15 all.wool cashmere suit beats the world.
Sack or mock style. At
KArzENsrEls's, $40 Seventh street.
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CONGRESsMENS AND SENATORS PAY An.
~ tlcip9ted. One, two, three months, or longer
Money to loan good collateral ut low rates. Nuc
ers In good lhape bought ASDURY q. APPLE
MAN 4 MrMPER, Once No. 1879 street. oppo
site Ebbitt House, OCsl.-5t
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Ozone Cures

orR SIS all.wool cashmere suit beats the world
Sack or irock style. AT
KArzESsrErS's, $40 Seventh street.
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.CnnDREs's suits, cape.coats and ulsters at pop
ular prices. ElsENAS BRoa.,
Corner of Seventh and L streets.
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OuR SIS all wool cashmere suit beats tho world
Sack or frock style At
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u'sR Oxptip

Inhaler for Catarrh or Colds 25 cents.
GS2 New York avenue.
and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue
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Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Clara MOrris-Mlss Mutton
OPERA HousE-Miss observation-disclosures.
THEATRE CoNIQUE-Two trOupes-varictIes.
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Robbery In the County.

During the night of the 2lst instant some
unknown persons entered the premises of Mr..
Hugh McMuhon on rierccs Mil road, In the
county, above Georgetown, and stole a lot of
poultry sweet potatoes and bed quilt and then
made their escape.
National Republican., 1877-10-24

Ozone for Catarrh. GS2 New York avenue
and 1909 Pennsylvania avenec,
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Br. Morreirs
Ozone at druggists, - cents.
1909 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Indications,

For the Middle Atlantic States Tdrmer, clear or
partly cloudy redther southeriy unds and station.
dry pressure.
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THE JouRNEYMEN TAILoRs.
MAss.MEErING To BE CALLED.

On motion Of Mr.. Ralston, a committee of five
was appointed to cooperate With the Tailors'
Union Tor the purpose OF rallinga mass'mccting,
as follows: Messrs. RalStOn. ClarksOn, Land
vOght, EmmOns and Whtemore.
President Mclean said that It struck him that
II should go into this business with vim MS while
they were helping the tailors they would be help
ing themselves.
A committee was appointed to secure a hall and
the assembly then adjourned for one week
National Republican., 1877-10-24

J0UyJSs Kms two and threc-button, opera and
street shadcs, ~ CcuiS.
EApP Bros, 726 Seventh street
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BENCH AND Ban.

Supreme Court Of the United states-Business
at tho City Hail Yesterday-Caiendars for
To-day,
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National 8epublitan,
Arrival of Passenger Trains.


AT BALTINoRE AND POTOMAC DEPOT, SIXTH AND
STREETS.
Morning. FrrninD.
si,ah New YORK express loo Boston eypresa.
sbn n Y. night express l;sI. Richmon1 express.
bsl Alexandria $50, Alexandria
7;D Alexandria. tI0 New York limited.
SAS Mid. Va Southern. 4:sO. Alexandria
$50, lcNandria- $40, New York mall.
Gt5, baltimore accom-. 5g5, Alexandria
-eOj North and West s61O, Alexandria.
gIo, Alexandria ca, Midland Virginia
SION, Alexandria. I1:D, Alexandria
liUO Northern rasN saUl North and West
ii!3o, Alexandria sasS. n. O.. NJ ,dand Va.
IIO,VO Richmond.
sArriye daily. Others SundnyD excepted.
AT BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND & STREET.
Morning Etrnfap
$500, N. Phi q Dos N.lsl:j0, Baltimore scCoin.
.5:<2, Baltimore express. 40, Baliimnrc accom-.
7:Q Western express. 500 n Y. Phil & llos eN.
SIS Baltimore accom-. SD Western Mail.
s2S Fred. Ac, MET birch n -5:B, Baltimore express.
SIS baltimore express 500, Baltimore aoCom.
RS, Martnsbury and Ha-|7;2O Western express.
g.rstown &C, MET br'ch ssOo. Baltimore press.
slG9O, b IltimOre accom- sgl5, n Y, Phil 4 HOs eN.
1iO, Baltimore express To- Vi, Baltimore accom-.
'Arrivs daily. Others Sundays excepted.
m For the time of departure Of trllns adver.
thenene elsewhere.
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EXCURSIONS,
NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.

The new, sAie and commodlous steamer MARY
Vernon and furnishing carriages 10 transport them
TO the Mansion, BY ths route persons avoid II hot
walk up long hill. The distance Is ono aud half
miles not three. Leaves seventh street wharf 6very
day (Sunday excepted nt 1000 M and about
40 IN. Fare 81, including admission and carriage
ride TO and lrOm the Mansion. lc2l-tf
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RELI(sIaIS NOTICES..
s5' RILiND fH1TEL.--OWING TO
the greu interest man 'c-tCl tho wen lpTfll re-
NivHl ut EylLnd Mt I'd II Church, lee mFeilI Is
Will o held THIS DAY by the "rOv Eyanscl
Rev. Thomas HarTi tn spec ri Revival, II y. nI.;
rra' o y. ~; uCI rn 'vlVal, '"0 ucttit'
Ds YOUNG rEN'SUIIRISTIAN AS- oyIATIOS
torulT Il NIHth and u sireltL
FREE REh Tii ROOMS, pARLOilS AND CON
NEIlSATiOS EC on.
Open daily, oNCep Sn liy from a. m. to 10 y.
Oprn on SUNDAY from tu7 pm.
DAILY MEETINGS.
MONDAY meetings from t2l5 to l..+i; evening meet
Ing from to o'co'k.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Gospel meeting IN Lincoln Hall nj GS n. MI short al
dresses by you men. Sunday evening service
from d TO O'Clock Everybody inNtet oc1