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CINCINNATI HOSPITAL.

Cost Of Making Gas During 1871.
The regular monthly meetiag OF tim
Trustees OF the City Hospital WAS heia
last night.
The most important points In the 3u-
pertntendenps m0uthly report were tha
following: Admitted during DscomBeE.
299; births, II: treated, 636; discharged.
40; died, "a; remaining "a treatmeaf.
344.
FINANCES GENERAL FOND.
Indebtedness ON Decembor l, 1871 -Sia, s8i 81
Expenses OF month. h.................,,. 7.6at RB
IotaA. ................ .........,..........SN,is isS DO
Receivet from tax duplicate. 7,po1 %
Received from board account. ........ S,ees .
1otat ........................x y 4,060 .
Present ndebtednesS. S............. 1855 -
BUILDING ACCOUNT.
balance December !. I.,................. $l,51I u
nApohueo' ....'................. As1i "
The part OF Superintendent Jones an
nual report most interesting is that 70
lating 10 the mauutaoture or gas for "a
institution. The ngures are as feli0UA
Investment, 5000. at $40 per cont. $sessp
Labor, 365 days, at $2.................. $50 %
depreciation, per cent. nt................ 9so %
Cost OF material. A...................... so q
1oSx .'''''....-...., .Nstns y
This was the cost OF l. 439 800 ieet OF
gas Of 1871 candle power. The Yield beang
4 OF feet per pound, and the average cost
S9H cents per 1000 feet.
lhe Items of cost 0 material for gas
manufacture were as follows:
Con-. .$Ts u
GoKo '''''.'''.' -'-.'.''..'''.'.....s.....t tI @
bihe' '..'..'-''''.''...... % 81
sGsa
Less tar sold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ "a
Total cost. t.................... $s7e a
Not a single cent has been expended
IN repairs On the WORKS, aithou sh they
navt been IN operation since DeceiRseF
IA, 1915,
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Bon u er,s Partner.

BOnner'S Partner.
National Associated Press to the star
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The Times to-day
says warrant was yesterday granted
for the arrest OF Arthur L. Sewell, part
nsr Of John Bonner. the absconding
broker. The total defalcation is now
placed at $1,000
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A Train Wrecker,s Sentence.

National Associated Press to the Star.
HARRIsoNBURG, VA, Jan. S.-In the
case OF the Commonwealth vs.. Ettenger,
for wreeking B. b o. r. r. train, the
jury. after twenty-four hours found
the prisoner guilty Of murder in the sec.
ond degree and fixed the term Of i'm
prisonme mt In the Psnitentiary at eigb-
teen years.
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COnkling's Com IN ssiOn.
National A Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Senator Conk-
llpg's select committee to Investigate
Mexican affairs met this morning, but
heard no testimony.
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. FREE LECTURES, BY PROF. o. s..
! y FOW LER, in Pixies Opera house, MON
| DAN WEDNESDAY and MONDAY EVEN
{1NGS, January Z, y and ID, at 8, on "PHRE-
applied to Life, Health and Self
culture, and to Business Adaptation. Consul
tat!ou as to your own and chlldren's PhrenolO-
tRy, best Business, Culture, 60, daily from
I A. NJ. till 10 P. NJ, at the Grand Hotel, till
Monday night, January 81 jail -20t
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DEN TISTRY
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ENOTICE OF SUIT. - ELLA HEINZE
IN against Otto Heinze. - The defendant
Otto HeInze, is hereby notified that the plain
s1if, Lila heinze, on the I'd day of January.
F181S, In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Hamil-
ton County, Ohio, filed her petition, No. "a, 765,
for divorce. alimony, and custody Of minor
three years, and gross neglect Of duty. said
defendant, Otto Heinze, is required to plead
on or before the expiration OF SIX weeks from
the day Of the publication Of thi, notice.
G.. TAFEL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated January 2, 1873. ja3-btFh
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Third Edition

n% WrATHHB. - Probably fair or partly
cloudy weather with rising temperature for
the next twenty -four hours.
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TrOUbIeS I'm Crete.
CHRISTIANS ASSAULTED BY A MoHAM4E.
DAN MOB.

LONDON, Jan. 3-rnere Is great ex-
element here, caused by the news just
received from Crete. A number OF
Christian families attempted to enter
Retmo, a small town on the northern
COAST, but were prevented by the Turk
ish populaoe, who assaulted them-men,
women and children. After driving the
Christians back the Turks closed the
gates of the town, and then turned tO
The British Vice Consul, threatening his
lie, and pursuing him with knives until
he found friendly shelter in the house
OF 4 brother Consul. The Turkish troops
stood by during all these oulrages, not
once attempting to stop the rlotous dis
turbances.
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FOREIGN.
Great Britain.
National Associated Press TO the Star.

hAHOohA A5oOCAAscu foSb W bnO cuuks
AS PEACEFUL AS LAMB.
LONDON. Jan. 3.-At last the position
of the Ministry has been semi fiicially
declared. Yesterday a deputation
waited on the Colonial Minister to ex-
press the hope that Cape Colony would
not be forgotten In the disposition OF
troors on account of the Turko- Russian
war. Lord Carnarvon replied that there
was no alteration in Englanps position
since Lord Derby declared it In the last
days OF November. He said, however,
that when the settlement was made,
England was resolved to have hand III
1t. Also, that there was a serious risk
on both sidee, aud that serious results
might follow II the Russian and British
people refused to keep calm, and not
rush hastily to CONCLUSIONS.
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DISSOLUTION.

VNHE PARTNERSFI HERETOFORE EX-
4 lSTING between !exander X. Laws and
W lllam strong, und. the firm name of Laws
u Strong, is this day dissolved by Limitation.
LAWS Il STRONG.
December 81, 1877. ja3-9t*
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AMUsHMENFs.
KOBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.
B. NACAULHY...... Manager.
"Charge it to Buster"
ular Comedians. Messra.

"Charge it to Buster"
The Popular Comedians, Messrs.
STUART ROB ION AND w. II. CRANE.
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings, Janua-
Ty 2 and 8, will be presented Boucicault's 8 glo-
Fious comedy, Forbidden FRUIT. Messrs.
Robson and Crane as Cato Dove and Sergeant
Buster. Friday and saturday Evenings, an
entirely new comedy, arranged expressly for
Robson and Crane by II. NOrel Gordon, en-
titled OUR MARRIED MEN.
Saturday-Last Robson and Crane Matinee
Monday, January 1.-The latest New York
success, MOTHERS SEGkEP.
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Not single cent has been expended
IN repairs On the WORKS, aithou ,h they
nsyt been IN operation since DeceiRsef
"A, 1916,
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pEN>srLvA.SiA, lKAiLHoAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
on amt after July :. lS1s
Trans leave New Work. VIA Drshrosses and COrtlanlt
St. Ferries, Sc, follow.
Express Tor iiurrhur. Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
M'M Pullman Palace cars attached, "a NJ, u and 8 81
FOR Wham.por' Lock Haven, Cory anil Erie at ~
J. W connecting 40 Cory tor lihsNillr. Petroleum
centre. and the ol Regions Nilhansport ami Lock
Haven. "a "
Ba.umor., WASHINGTON, ami the South. TAINTED wash.
instun Express W Pullman iltor cars daily. ept
sunday, $50 4 arrive Washington no T. VI.
Regular at : % A NJ, !, a. ~, anio f VI. sunday 81
Express Tor Philadelphia 40 : 10 20 Q o - Linn.
SUNDAY. I so and 4 W., d. a. 4 10 30 = 80 ami T.
VI Euigrnnt AMI second class ! 4
For Care MAY. L. VI
Boats Of "Brookiyn AnncN' connect with all through
trans At Jersey Vity anoring speedy amt direct
transfer tor HrouNNn travel
For trains tn Nrwark. Elizabeth Railway. Princeton.
Trenton Perth AmhuY Pennington HclNid"rc, and
other points see local schedules At all ncNrt Ohccs
Trains From Pittsburgh, Il 80. ~ ~ W. ~ - p
VI daily; q rl q. 80 T. VI. daily. except Monday
From Washington ami Baltimore. u 30, . ~ 4 NJ ~,
5.li 10 10 VI SUNDAY. $50. . ~ A NJ From Phia'
dclphii. . rs, d'h0. - a. ~ 81 II - 4 NJ, ailD,
4ln $50. 600 ~. 10 10 ~ "a 4. VI sunday, 500,
go p+l 10 ~, II 81 \ VI - ~ lu2pP
Ticket Onces. i1H AMI 80 Broadway Aston House
and FOOT Desb.us>e, tnd Curtlanlt II. Court st
and BrHukNn AuHcN Depot foot o Fulton It. Brnnkyn.
ia, llH ami llH hudson st. IohoNcn Depot Jersey
fRANk THOMSON. /. r. FARMER
GENERAL Manner. Genl Passenger AGENT.
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-,ONEY ISLAND VIA LOCUST GROyE.

The only ligs landing in Ihe middle q ceney Island;
Garden and all hrstcla,s hotels
SMITH and joins SYLVESTER will leave.
!. .#I| ; ~ / u II 4.
IS + AS j. Vi as p as i
kcmrmng. iu.ij aui II Is A. NJ. rs 2l5 H. aud
10 r
M rchahlc steamboat BAY RIDGE Will leave Rroome
= EA~t uNrr. Hbp \ VI AMI u T. VI ami Battery
lAuln- i,nuink staten Island terry. ~ \ NJ %
AMI $50 VI keturuns leave Locust Grnvc A NJ.
l ant : = VI Fare 21o ENcursion tickets ~.
RAPID TRANSIT.
~ SUNDAY ENtl tn HARLEM AND ASrO
RIA Tho SYLVAN Dell. SYLVAN Glen. Strc1A and Grove
MiluAkc regular sunday trips. sept landing At South
FIRST -. Niiltm-ureh I'm Il Astoria l4i II each
WAY All boats connect with boat. for H. g Ri isc.
LEAVE PECK Sftp-H l.. IN l. ~ - ~ ~ 4 Z,
3D. g.. a. 20 40. 80 a. ~. - -
LEAVE HARLEM-7 30 $40. % a.. 10 -, II 80 VI ;
u %, 90, = 90 90 8 ~. - . ~. go : - SO
l. St
The q o. q ~ 10 90 \ VI and 10 + boats from
hr',nl 'nnnertHt Hunters Point for Brighton Beach
Tf.4 . D. : 25 IS SOP VI boats from Peck Sip tor
HHrru. land az Hunters t'uiut
lMV 70 ats un ili ..
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VIA UNELNFUINT
steamer ELIZA HANCON running from pier foot u 2ll
It EAST RIVER. 10 Company's depot at GREENPOINr.
makes close connec with all trans 20 AMI from
Manhattan Reach. leaving 2d 81 - -, 10 -, and
ther, after every halt hour W To- a. T. VI.
Trains leave Manhattan Beach for Grccnroint and New
York atcorresp onding time from 80 \ 10 10 l. NJ
Time Grccnpoint. ~ minutes Trains connect At
East New York with rapid transit trains Atlantic av
Brooklyn also with Canarsc and RuckawHy Beach X. r.
VIA Ray RIDGE
Steamers TtiOS COLtYER and ID r MARTIN leave
hourly 12d Il, H. nom a VI. To- T. VI Leroy st. y
r. nom o ~ 4 to7 Tor VI Pier No = y r from
. - \ VI to - l. VI Returning. leave Manhattan
Reach "a VI. ant from 10 ~ VI toH - T. VI. hourly.
Ixeu fk cot New, n
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lHn L99nS i'"nd hniFeti ir"m, aith - reJr> ami
H. II A I'm ., -. .. Is.p ipP VI
Leave hrlhton HeAch daiiy. H. u ;n. II - 4 VI
~ IS aul n Is T. VI
CENfS 1902
J CilIrrENDEN. GPA $ SPENCER. a. supt
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pRIGHToN REACH.

BROOKLYN. FLATBUsH AND CONEY ISLAND
RAILWAY
Trains leave Flathush Avenue Depot Bedford station
$40 4 tn 10 3ur VI
RETURNING LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH at short in.
terVais from q 50 4. VI toll T. VI
,GKAND coSccERrS EVERY AFTERNOON and EVEN
noon and EVENING Mt HOTEL BRIGHTON. by cos.
TkRNOs TMENINTIlkp REGIMENT BAND
LEVY.
the only world renowned Cornet Sooist, will give
grand selection at each concert
FLATBt sH AVENUE DEPOT is reached by Fathush
avenue. Bergen street and Atlantic avenue cars from
Fulton, Wall. South. aud Hamilton Ferries BEDFORD
DEPOT i reached by rapid transit Franklin avenue.
Lee and NUstrnnd avenue and BERGEN street From
Grand street Houston street kuOscN cit street. south Tth
street, and Hamilton avenue ferries
" 4 DOiIyIS SUPERINTENDENT
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FVT Mn TNNTNN UNIIl,
THREE pErOIS IL rlllLADELPluA,
TWO ~ NEW YORK.
Dol BLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQrIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN ABsQLl IN SAFETY
oN AID AFTER July 9. 1874
Express Trans leave Sew York VIA Dcshrosses and
iurllnit is Ferries ~ follows
49, Tan, = 30. . % ~ Ilmur,h II \ NJ l. ( = a. 80
~. 80, anin T.. NJ. sundays, I 30 and . A. NJ D. o.
d 80, 80, \ 81, aul nr
Boats ct "Brooklyn AnncN" connect with all trouph
trains at Jersey city, aiforiins speedy anl direct
transfer tor Bruoklyn travel
Returning trans leave rhla irlphia - 4 3l ~
aa1 i 4 ,Lmi!ci LSlrc;. ~ r 81 ., : 30 !
>, 'DA NJ, !, 73i T. NJ. ant T. Midnight
Ticket Offices 20 ami nii HrJAiwav / Aston llnu 80
ami inlt Of n"shrl,>s ami turtnult 81, Court and
hroohh IN Annex Depot foot ui Fulton St Bionkuu M
~ AMI ~ linl,nn II llohoken, Depot, Jersey city
ImGlhnl Ticket once, Battery place
Tram THOMSON, l. T. FARMER
General Manager QsusraI Passenger AssuL
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O. FINE gum sets fully warranted GEORGE
VI. MuDtNANN, 5u2 aud SOL sd ay.. southwest cor
hcr SAN st
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II LIi n NKON 7 ANTl AKUI Nd NIAIFN INTANU-
r, spc, al request the Harlem and y Navigation
Co.'S wtllknown steamer SYLVAN DELL leaves llaf.
lem SUNDAY sept l. - follows 1901 i. lu, l2utI y
10 To. lu9th St 10 Is. Astoria ingbs I'm ~ -
South 1T II. Mlamshurgh 10 ii aui Peck sip II VI
Passengers allowed 81, hours AZ the Grove. and the
home the steamer VIII sail around staten Island
reaching Harlem att ar VI
Music ant refresh uts no liquorN on hoard
Pare Tor the excursion, tur children 2Sr
WILLIAM MITIIIKMAN SUPERINTENDENT
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- me new steamer oSSEO will leave every SUNDAY
dunn. the summer follows FULTON Market slip. %
Grand II p.li \ VI. sth II ~ 80 \ VI 3ai 81 - ~
NJ Dist u @ ioA VI saith It. 1nA VI Returning.
q II L.AAL.sIEEL.I .LL.L
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4 -SrEAMrn LONG nnANCm.
To- NrWBrH,ll ANp RETURN
TilE Mt8NlfitENT SIT AMIR
~ O. A 4

cent JAMES LYNCH.
viii make regular SUNDAY morning VNcur.ilnst1
NEMBl NGii.
Landing at Noukcrs IONA ISLAND. WEST POINT. cold
spring ant Cornwall leaving lsWclls DOCK BrolAlyn.
at = - West Inn u - 49, and West 2ith Il 80 \ VI
prompt Maps of the Hudson given tree Grand mus al
emit rtainmcnt hy BauIHnis Grand Military brass Rand
Halt celebrated Minstrel rruupe AMI the Great Amcr
can slave Troupe and quartet Farc entire grand
SION 80 ccnt Retire ,huent- o all Mind. at popular prices
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RAW '0' WILLIAM wiflERwAX' Superintendent
SUNDAY ExCrRsIoNs.-stenmer.nA R

4 sunday ENCURsIONs.-stame HAR-
-. LIN, MuRRlSANIA ani SHADY SlnE Will make
the regular SUNDAY trips sept Ia Astoria, Harlem amt
Noruanin. landing az Grand i 80 - AMI ilaih Il
Leave FULTON MARKET SLIP ut t5 IN Is. II a.
y -. 80 80 3l5 3 -. -, . 81. - ~.
Inaye MOHRlSANIA at 7.3o. :. .. 10 iot5 \ NJ,
u VI T. g. a. ~. 3 ~. 80 a. n - : Is 4 NJ.
CONNECTING NJ IA - with Manhattan beach 4 r
Pare ON SUNDAYS Toe e. II LONGSrRFET stunt
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eeldntto- ftnmts

a. =. =. =. :. :.
n. 1pft LuAk N4kEE~ ANTED
only irs' class hrnt. 500. ', -lt 'ot aud stDln
power
10 o. tLAfLfN 4 60.
y ! Huilnil -
National Republican., 1878-04-12
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT:
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor
Note' AK for Ponds Extract
Take no other.

Shear, for will speak % s1eelIent
things"
PONDS EXTRACT-T Tho great vesetahls
thirty or Sssa IN and ,s
curative virtues cannot be excelled.
CHILDREN. No fsmtiy can afford to be without
Contusioas, Cuts, sprsins, -re relieved
almost instantly by external application.
ESearis,,o"., E a' Cha Chsanx.. IL SI Sii ssc,c. sc.s:
fammsten, refuses sweiiisss, ' stop. s Sissdins, %
LADIES And it their best friend IL assuaee,
the pains to which they are poem 10 n =
,,Spbiss.1snotsbiy ,Ss ,s ialinsss and pressure |,
nmeliorates and permanently heals az
kinds Of inHsmmniions and nicsra.
HEM Ola HOLDS or PILEshn In this the
eniy Immediate relief and ultimate cure.
no case hcvevor chronic or obstinate can
XAnIG0sE VEINS: 1t is tho only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. 1t hos no equal for per.
BLEEDING from any canse. For thi, Il |, spe-
ether rSInodieo failed to arrest bleeding from
nose, stonnch, lungs, and elsewhere.
Ihsam.tism are Al alike rslisvsd. and
al who acquainted with
Ponds Extract OF witch Ha.sl recon-
mend 1t IN their practice; We have letters OF
eoinmendation frUm hundreds of Physicians.
many Of whom order 1t for use in their owa
ppolice. In addition to tho foregoing, they
order its use for Swelllngs OF all kinda
Quinsy, sorS Throat, HI famed Tom
sils, simple and chronic DiRrrh0n, Ca
tnrrh TOR which IL IA . speeidel, Chill
blnins, Frosted Feet, stinas OIL
insects, 5iusqultoes, ETC., Chspped
Hands, Face, and indeed oil manpsr OF
tliin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roughn ness
md SMarttngB heals Cuts, Eruptions
rni PinpIes. 1t ,erires, tnvtyordieI and
,ytr,,hes, while wonderfully improving tht
Complexion.
TO FAHMERs-Pond'H Extract. No Stock
breeder, no Livery Man afford TO be with
out 1t. II is used by all the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemsn
in New York City Il haa no equal for sprains,
Harness or Saddle Chahngs, Stiffness,
Scratches, sws,lings, Cuts, Laoerntions, Bleed
ing,, Pnsumoilin, Cole, Darrhpa, Chills
Colds, &c. Its range of action Is wide, and the
1slief IL affords l 10 prompt that II Is invalua-
bic in every Farm ard as we'll in every
farmhouse. Let II 10 tried once, and you
will never he without Il
CAUTIONi Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown in ennh bottle. 1t is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare 1t properly. Refuse all
other preparations OF Witch Hazel. This Is
tho only article used by Physicians and in the
hospitals Of this country and Europe.
NTSTOHF and yseD OF ponds Extract,
IN pamphlet form, ssnt ftt- on application to
pOMD'S EXTRACT COMPANY, % Maiden
lane New York.
National Republican., 1878-04-12

AUCTIoNEERa
nuncanson Bros. Ninth and d SITS.
wash. H. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street.
BOOKsELLERs AND STATIoNERa
solomons & Chapman, sIi Pennsyivana avenue.
SMnlllins9n ~ Pa aysnIs S and fourand-" half street.
W. II. Il q. II. Morrison. I7j Pennsylvania avenue.
T. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row Pa ave. and Tenth ST.
BAkERA
Felix Desinsscs .cOi2 II street
CLOrHINa
L. $. Justh. GlO d street.
DESTISTS
Dr. C. DeMonirevie, No. icct y, northwest.
DRuGGlSTS
To,GGlIIn'I TEMPT. Drug Store, and mi Ninth sirssiA
EDUCATIONAL.
Tdw9rd G. Townsend iil3 Nnth b., street mo, northwest
Ira liurr l5s II street
Miss narrower 1891 street.
neorgetOwn College, Georgetown. D. O
knsslyn seminary, OF Mcpherson sguare
Park Seminary, SG FINN street northwest
hiss Eva Milis' Music, lIO5 street
School of Music, 7O7 Eighth street
Musical Academy, j. =, tnulNrld, lt'l street. .
Musical ConserN atOry n. B Buiard ~! Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markrter. GA L street northwest
HOTELS.
st James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
Metropolitan. ranna ave. aud sixth street
MOrInIcys, II anI Fifteenth sireet.
fremont House.
HATTERs.
Il. II. Stinemetz, i2JT pennsylvania ayenua
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street
GeOr setOwn
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eiseman brothers. corner Seventh and Il streetA
A. Skks q Co.. seventh street
II. Robinson d Co.. Sog Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders a stayman. Penna ave and Twelfth street
PHOTO-LlTHOGRApIER
Norris Peters Photo photographer No As Penn
sylvRnla avenue
REAL ESTATE
B II. Warner si6 + street northwest
Juhr sherman, ST. Cloud Building,
Fitch n Fox, FTecdmans bank building. 100 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
MCKenuey & Co, ~ Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE. April II. Is1a
Cotton quet and steady Middiing uominaly lO,sc.
Flour dull. inactive, and unchanged howardst. and
% MeIisrn - snpsrnnc stft ~; do extra .s3 20; do.
extra. 9 2sGeS 7s do. Rio brands, td75; Patapsco
Wheat-sOuthern quiet, with no receipts; Western
quiet and hrm. southern red u 2Otnl d. do. amber,
81 Pennsylvania red, sl S.tpl ~; No. 2winter red
Western. spot and April, u al9i nos May, si Sia
Corn-Sonhsrn quiet and steady: Western dull,
weak, and lower Southern white, 5l(d52c; do yellow,
5..@6:,.c; June, S3Ss1S+c.
Oats quiet and easy. Southern. ss6Da,c: Western
white. s3d3Ic do mixed, &c: PENNSYLVANIA, 3ll33c
Rye dull and unchanged at Gi6lS3c.
hylvRnn, sliGls.
PSoyislOns dull, with fair jobblng trade only But
nr-stock OF choice light market active and Arm
PeiroenIn quiet and nominal. Refined, ne
Solee ,iull and unchanged Rio cargoes, liGJiTo'
Sugar In good demand aud Arm at gt4GgJ6c.
Whisky quiet and steady at u O6tgl OB',
Recepts-Flour, 1000 bbls wheat, I2,Io bu; corn
Y2,5pO bu ; oats, $40 bi.
shipmcnts-Wheal,l 900 bu.
FreiGhis To Liverpool very quiet Cotton per steam,
honihaiiy eSd; Hour. p sd grain, SID.
National Republican., 1878-04-12
Now York General Market,

,,.,,.,-, , NEw YoRK. April II, ls7s
rs bales Consolidated nel receipts, Ii5IS Export"
To Great Britain 322ls to France, i7si 10 the Con
Flour opened steady and closed dull and easier
No ., :: sOoo3 IS; superiine Western and state a 800
6ii goo 10 choice do t nos IS; common To CHOKE s
willie wheat Wesern extra IS eo96 So fancy do 81 IS
mon to choice extra ST. LOnis IS iOtSf Isl patent Min
extra II sSs 10 Southern hour QUIET and ancTamSed
common TO ar extra, 65 5s good To choice do, 50
syIxsnis' sssss 7S hranSywne' y ioessiS anu fs""'
SS9d holders hfmi d @5 ioT No ,priss d = for No.
spring q % T Ne chsasS hHs SSw y aSaf siSS 81 oi
NS spGTns G 1 for ssIecIsa, winter req p oS un
amber ami & ~ forghIts Mlehisans 'S for white State,
Rye in buyers favor, win a i4r export demand, at
isgISse for Western and 75Gy7jc for Pennsylvania,
Barley steady, State. eoc for two-rowed and zoe for
sin;rowsd; 6Sc for New York MOI Barley malt dull
Corn about sc better at tsaHsc for ungraded West.
ern mlScd heiosc for New York No, . 5ilgAitc tor
~. :. sc for old do delivered, and bSo tor yellow
sss sg erksFf s 9 Axe a5 e. Ne Sl 'mh %asa
sss sMss.esa s,U SsG 20 S. e, %h'o do sisic r mixed
.Id a:Sy lSa sss f Il sss ys.s for
CSfeemhio guiet at itSl7c gold for cargoes. and Il
sugar dull and heavy Al 1g;@7.c for fair to good re-
ining and nc for PRIME Hehned unchanged, with a
MOD rate demand, al sAdIe4c for standard A o,Co
crushed.
Mulassss quiet and unchanged.
Rice steady, with light business
Petroleum quiet and scarcely 30 firm, Crude 6l.c
refined. II 90; united, ~ 3i(yl 3J,.,
Tallow steady nt u, 6s7 7-lBc.
ItOsin, u cool o. for strained.
Turpenlins steady at ale for spirits
Eggs steady AT O,dallo for State and Pennsylvania
and log lO.s &c for fresh Western
Pontne, dull Peerless, t6rl 2s Early Rose o. $50
l.si PeschbloMs u &ldl 5i sweets, fa6i2 ~
Prov lslOns-PUTk quiet and steady mess $40 Reef
quiet. Beet hams dull Tlercs beef quiet. Cut M neals-
Western quiet iniies steady NJ 'sGp5 l6c for West.
elp long GEAR Lard nrm prime steam 81 ~. Butter
Shnce steady and other grades heavy: 7gbiOc for old
Western l2g2tc for do. State, and i56b1c for now,
Cheese steady al STi2Nc for common TO prime
Iinseed nominal.
whisky dull and nominal at u N.
fr"ighs to Liverpool about steady. Cotton per sail
d' per sieain Nd Wheat, per sail ol.d; per steam