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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY.
PssLIo LEBeER 0TvIcE. II
MEMPHIS. TENN. March Is, 1873. ! |

PGnLTO IEDuEN VFtIUEs I"
MEMPHIS. Tenn. March l6, 1873. ! 8
Business is quiet with little doing in
banking circles this morning. Good
commercial paper is accepted at 8 to 10
per cent. Currency is in good supply.
Exchange is plentifulat t discount buy
ing on New York and the East, and SELL
ing at t premium New Orleans rates
are off buying, and par selling. Gold
opened in New York today at 1901 and
closed at 1901. Local securities are dull
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FREIGHT RATES.
NEW YOEK. March l6. 1880 a.m.-Spots are
weak, with futures a shade easier.

and lower to sell. Middlings. i0E, Receipts,
1901 bales; sales, =; stock, 5l,7S0.
XIV ORLEANS, March J6.-Cotton is easy.
Middling, I015. Receipts, 1879 btles.
INV YeRE. March Is, 1855 p.m.-Cotten is
quiet, with futures steady.
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old FOLKS.

OLD Folks HisToRIcAL SooTRrY-meets at
No. 16 Madison street (basementl, the lst
Tuesday in each month. James S. wilkins,
Pres't; s. II. Lamb and O. f. Vance, Vice
Priests; W. j. B. lonsdale, Sec'y; J. &.
LOnsdale, Treas.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE


AsKIVALs,
Steamer Katie Hooper, Arkansas river.
Ruth, White river.
G. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
St. Genevieve, st. Louis.
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati
DEPARTURE.
Steamer Phil AlIin, Arkansas City.
Coahoma, Friar's Point.
Thos. Sherlock, New Orleans.
Osceola Belle, 0sceola.
BOATS IN PORT.
Ruth, Katie Hooper, ]. W. Gaf, Geo.
W. Cheek, st. Genevievs.
Condition of the Rivers.
The river here rose II inches in
the "A hours ending at noon, and
now stands ~ feet 10 inches above
low water mark. At st. Louis the
decline was 6 inches, with 81 feet s
inches on the gauge; at P~ittsburg
the decline was l inch, with 10 feet
l inch CT the gauge at Cincinnati
it rose Is inches, with 80 feet on
the gauge; at louisville the fall was
3 inches, with 10 feet IL inches in
the canal; at Evansville it is rising
fast, with 20 feet 9 inches on the
gauge; at Cairo it rose s inches,
with 81 feet 10 inches on the gauge.
The Arkansas is falling at Little
Rock, with IA feet on the gauge.
The White is receding slowly at
Jacksonport, with a big stage Of
water from there out.
nisosHsH
Pleasant weather.
There was a fair te t,e of activi-
ty displayed on the .evee to-day.
The high stage of the river has
not as yet affected planting or bust
ness in the bends.
The Robert Mitchell, for New
Orleans, passed Louisville yester.
day.
The Commonwealth and Mary
Houston arrived at New Orleans
yesterday.
The Illinois left Vicksburg YES.
terday noon, and will arrive Mon.
day morning.
The My Choice and barges, fol
ESt. Louis, passed V|icksburg yester.
day afternoon.
The Belle Memphis left st. Louis
last evening for Memphis. She will
arrive Monday morning, and return
" oV' Louis IN the evening.
The Andy Baum for Memphis
and Charles Morgan for New Or
leans leaves Cincinnati this even.
ing.
The Nadine has retired from thu
Cache river trade and returns t.
Jefferson City, Mo.
The Golden Crown for Cinciu.
natl passed Evansville yesterday
noon.
The OoahOma for the lower coasI
and Osceola Belle for the upper
coast cleared with fair trips O
| freight and people,
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r AW GLASS.

MEMPHIs Law CLLss-meots each Thursday
night during the l%eision, at No. 9 Madison
street. n. n. Adams, Presidents A.:W. Otis,
Secretary.
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LIVERPOOL. March IS. 2:SO p.n.-Cotton is
easitr. Middling uplands 6 1-l6d; middling
Orleans. 6 I'D. 6sles. 5000 bales, Of which
500 we're for export and speculation.
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DY VIRTUE of a deed in trust to ma ex..
ID cuted by Hudsen J. Hendren on the 2lSk
day of February. 1877, and recorded in Book
ll6, page S2S. of the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, and made to secure certain indebted
ness therein mentioned, to which reference is
made for further Particular, at the request Of
the beneficiary. l will, on the Esd Day OF
march, 1873, at IL o'clock M, in front of
the courthouse door, in the city OF Memphis.
sell for cash the following described property /:
Two lots numbered SO and "a on the plan Of
subdivision of Hon. James O.. Jones' tract,
each lot fronting on the east side of Marley
parallel lines and at risht angles to Carroll
Avenue in the east. Title is believed to bo
perfect, but | sell and convey as Trustee only.
JOSEPH E. RUSSELL, Trustee.
E. M. HEARN, Attorney. 1880
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and nominal, Id but nae inquiry.
OOTTOR.

The market to-day is quiet and EASY,
the demand being light and confined
principally to medium grades. Sales
yesterday we're 1900 bales.
COTTON ExouAEeE QUOTATIONS..
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mo. $3.50, N. Ri
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.

Chancery Court Of Shelby County, Tenn
H. Schafer ct al, for use, ETC.. VS.. r. i.
Stephens ct al.
RY VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUT0RY
on the 18th day of May, 1876, and renewed,
ETC., October 4, 1877. 1 will sell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse build
ing, Main street. Memphis. Tenn.. ON
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Trustees Sale,

nBFAULT having been made in the pay
~ ment of a debt secured by a deed Of trust
dated June s6, ls74, registered in Book No.
l02, page 1913. L will, on
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Saturday, March 1s, 1873,

within legal hours, tho following described
property. situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
tO-wit:
Nolen's Lot-Lot No. IS, in johnson and
Murphy's subdivision Of part Of lot No. sos,
in the city Of Memphis; Beginning at the
southwest corner Of sSid lot, on the norlh side
of Exchange street; thence east with said
street 5Ss feet; thence north 5S feet to the
south side of Alabama street; thence north
with said street 5Sh feet; thence south 79K
feet to the beginning. Sold as the property Of
James Nolen.
Terms Of Saloon q credit Of six months /;
notes with interest from date, with approved
SECURITY Equity of redemption barred, etc.
This February q, 1878.
E. A. COLE. @. and NJ.
BY K. J; BLACK, DC. and NJ.
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IN. R. 1891
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.

Chancery Court of Shelby County-C. D. Hart
ct al. VS.. Samuella Shaw OF al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUTORY
ID decree for sale, entered in the above cause
on the oath day Of January, 1878, l will sell.
at public auction, to the highest bidder. in
front Of the Clerk and Masters Office, Court
house building, Main street, Memphis, Teun.,
On Saturday, April 6, 1873,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn.
and in tho city OF Memphis, to- wit
The east helf Of q lot on the north side Of
Union street, east of the bayou md north Of
the home place of A. b. Shaw, deceased, upon
a part Of which there is a small cottage, which
lot altogether fronts % feet on Union street.
arc extends back 1856 ieot; said cast half fronts
AZ feet.
barred.
This March u. 1878.
\. A. COLE, c. and M.
BY Il. j. BLACK, D. O. and NJ.
h. u King ana kortrecht & Graft, Attor
neys' 10 l6-22-2S
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MULES n HORSES.

MULES AID HORSES.
j. B. & w. A. FAIRIES,
Uate of Forrest & Faires). Dealers in
MULES & HORSES
No. % Union Street,
Near Postofic Ice ......- ......MEMPHIS, TENN.
Ba-A large assortment Of Stock always on
hand. Everything guaranteed as represented.
Orders solicited. 1873
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE of a deed Of trust made to me
- as Trustee by @. P. Krouse and q. Krouso,
his wife, IS recorded in the Registers Office,
in Book No. ZIG, page 245, l will, on
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HAIL. NO. go GNCOhu bNISNAt M1A11
+, Il. Thompson, W. G. T.; Earle 9anu, ".
v. T.; G. A. s. Richardson. W. r.; 2. +.
Shepherd. W. A, r.; W II. Harris, W. !. B.;
Bua T. Price. W TIT. +. Callahan, ". Vi
o. Olsen, w. D. INV. W. Cspps, W. g.;
D. G. McDougsl. WIS.
THAJEs TEMPLE OF II. AND 7. no. 4-meets
every Thursday evening at ~ O'Clock at ball,
r.; j. Z. Bourne. W. G. T.; T. T. Davis. W.
v. T.: D.. G. Reahards Mr.; !. D, Coma
way. W. r. R.; j. T. Chandler, ". I. V.;J.
o. Barbee, w, u; g. Salem, ". D. o.;
Frank Hale, W. G.;J. Callahan. W. g.; Dan
A. Johnston, W. O.
CHRLsRA TEMPLE OF II. AND 7, No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening st ~ O'Clock, at their
-pil, corner SafTarans and Fifth streets. I.
g. Williams, W. G. T.; Robert Kendall, W.
v. T.; W. NJ. Carr. W. e.; Richardson,
W. A. R.; W. +. Prescott, w. +. B.; r.. X.
Colby. ". T.; g. r. Egnew, W. D. vi Jas,
S. Rawlings, ". CTR J. Rawlings, W. g.;
X. T. White. P. W. Q. 7.
MONTGOMERY CouNcm 10. l, 7. A. AND s
T.-meets first and third Saturday in each
month, in Temperance Hall. at TX o'clock
pm. Horace II. Briggs, g. Of g.; g. A. s.
Richardson, II.
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I'm Supreme Court al Jackson,

NJ. M. Duck VS.. The Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad Company ct al.
DY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court
- of Tennessee at Jackson, pronounced in
this cause April q, 1877, / will,
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OF N

NkTONA TEMPLE or b. AND 7.
80, 1-meets every Friday even
Ing at 8 O'clock at Temperance
National Republican., 1878-11-02
AKnight OF pytlIas nunou.t

The Grard Lodge oNccrs Of the Knights Of
Tytn!Rs pa d a visit lost night to IIeImou= Lodge
NJ. y, at their hall on Congress street GEORGETOWN
The main hall was handsomely decorated with
flags and esluoned with drOvery iniertwned with
the coiurs Of the order Suspended from the ccTtre
OF the ceiling were the Initials Of tho order.
Amer the secret session in the lodge room. the
knights sri heir guests re'airca to the 'auque
hall, IN the rear Of the.r lodge oorn, which va,
handsomely decorated with the national cul0rs and
COlOrs Of the order. There were three long tables
tHppl!ed with air the deliCaucs Of the srgsyu
served ly Mr John scott.
The following grand officers we're present: = q
c. II Ne.,Du: &C. william I. Bailey V. q. C..
David Trey; u. X: Of i. p, /. GuoihuT; y Of V,
4. J. Hu.urrney: NJ Of A.. II. u Wagner; 9. |. q
+. Bil. .ug-lCy. jr.: G. q. G., Wlmm Wallace
SpeechrS we're made by r c. \. H. Wagner; C. c.
y. T Gibbons, V. c., Albert WOodlryt Pre!lic
J.. Dccurr. M Of r., II q. Wagner VI. of 4. l.. =
Moore, l., gf R. :, James :. Hayes A. d. L F.
Harper, and o. g., j. W li!lgwAy. Bouquet, wcia
Presented to all the Grand Lodge oHiccrs by tEoiI
hosts
National Republican., 1878-11-02
THE GERMAY-AMERICAN BANKS.
A Government Receiver Appointed-The
Savings Bank Said to be Solvent.


Savings Bank Said 10 be Solvent.
The doors Of the German. American banks were
closed yesterday and the curtains drawn so that
the public could not sec what was going on inside.
| Comptroller Of the Currency Knox yesterday ap.
pointed Mr.. D. U. Keyser receiver Of tho German.
American National Bank. Mr.. Keyscr took charge
yesterday Is receiver, and began Immediately the
work OF preparing statement II II expected that
lhc statement showing the actual condition OF me
affairs OF the bank, will he made public IN two or
three days. The present indications are that the
dcpositors will be paid IN null
THE SAVINGS BANK.
meeting Of the directors OF the savings bank
was held yesterday and a preliminary examination
sufficient to meet all liabilities. Mr.. Mnttingly, the
secretary was directed to prepare a statement Of
the affairs of the bank The officers state positively
that there Is no need Of alarm. They have right
to take advantage Of the law requiring depoSiturs
To- give sixty days notice before drawing ont their
that will be required to settle the banks alaits.
The rca-cstate loans made by the bank were made
on wide margins aud nothing will hc lost. go
II does not seem probable now that the bank VIII
resume business but, Judging from what Is said
by the officers the affairs Of the institution arc In
such shape that business could be resumed i'm.
mcliacIy. provided public confidence was ell.
tirely restored.
The bank was not obliged to close on account Of
any trouble In its own affairs, but the action was
made necessary 10y the SUSPENSION of the national
bank, the natural cot, ,cqucnce Of which would
have been n run on the savings bank.
The statement that the Germana Life Insurance
Company loses heavily by the suspension of the
national bank Is incorrect The bank was not the
agent ofthc company, but simply Its Washington
depository. Its deposits at tho time OF the susp pen.
sion amounted to but s3i2il, instead Of so OJJ as
stated.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Free Homes for Al.

The attention Of hunJTab.y discharged soldiers
and sailors. their widows and orphans and ulhers
entitled 70 locate on Government lands under the
homestead laws Is called to the announcement
made by John 4. Kennedy & Co. Of Orleans. Har.
Ian County, Neb. The firm make. specially Of
the select ion Of land Gul the preprra,Ons VI The
Necessary homestead papers Terms ucCc,ary
banks, and such information a. may he d.,nrI
can ! 9 chained by writing to tho lEm. The -iun,
ErTIblICun Valley In Nebraska, known q, tia
"Nhiue Valley Of America" is the spo, where n
tie firm proposes to locate those who UUsass !He.I
services
National Republican., 1878-11-02
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.


johns" restaurant Fried oysters > gents pct
dozen, In a box. seventh anl y streets
Mount Vernon square hRS been supplied with
new benches fOrthe Accommodation Of the public
Pure New FOundami Cod Liver Oh at - cents
per bottle q full piuu NJ Drews drug store. corner
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
AT the closing session Of the Unitarian corvcn
ton at Philadelphia, losi Thursday Rev. ',ny NJ
tuu!cy, OF this CIV, read an essay on the sub.crt
Pain In G0t-liOw Compatible with tho Fact OF
Evil
-Mr William kaufman 'IY!ns NJ the corner Of
Fourteenth and u street, southwest wa, knocked
down and rubhcd "a small sum Of money by an
unknown white man. about eleven O'Clock Wed.
Iv'dny night. Oh street, near Ninth ,JulhWe.t.
--Early ye.tCr lay m0rriu- youthful culorcl ,hiu
wHs 'cuTed up l.. the Eastern Market and Prr.Icl
M ,i-tAHcs, but with ut success. The ,hif
lcN behind him a bag containing his hat coat, AMI
Six boxes "i candy which he had stolen in the
market.
About mc,ve o'clock yesterday three coorcl
boy slu.u a dVhcn brryus from Nj !hi.Ip' -Tuy,y
st'r,. cor rg OF Tenth and streets. UWl running
down Ici'h street to Mr.. j. 7. Fonts ygrl threw
th'm .NeT the fence. uhCpT Young recovered the
St. rn property aui officer Slater pursued lne
hiUvC-, bul Without success.
-WAiu members Of the Marine Corps were en-
Eaeld at lar-u' >hpDiiug un the uUm.guus between
Eleventh sml Twelfth and N and y street, south
wet y','c-.iUy morning one Of the bul'c.s which
missed tie tur-gl Killed horse hy,ungug 10 Mr
AcNauiaL Gardiner on .he other s.It OF the East.
Sr" b'aueh; The ba. passed c.va, through The
john K. Coleman Wa, nrrniguel In the Police
Court yesterday Um tho charge uf forging the nnma
Ul sarah Carter to q receipt of = UpJn Colonel &.
u. Alexander aud irEudu!cuUy obtaining that
sum. sarah Carter was employed a. servant by
Colonel Alexander and . was due her Ns wages
Coleman presented the forged receipt and uhlHiur,
the money. The case was sent TO the grand Jury
lOnds being fixed at 500.
The gratifying Intelligence comes to THE EA
TIU$A. RLrUBII. An that the district Commission
eTs have decided to contribute the wooden block
That are being striped from the streets Tor the ben
eft Of the poor Of The district and that 1t now rc
mains with lhD2e In possession Of the funds apprD
iriAted fUI the relief OF the poor whether or no
lhis iuc! Is To be ulillEgi as part Of our DlsTiC
ChRrties. The Contractors ChCCTiully CbICur an
uH!rss they made available at once they will b.
Lost to the pOOr,
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Temperance Mass-Meeting.

There will Le grand temperance mass muctlng
a. Fg0nk.in Hall eDrner Of sixth and streets this
evening. under the auspices Of the FraEg.iU lem.
Ptrance Legion, Oh which occasion the Rev. Rich.
ard Norris Of Georgetown Charley %ye and other
Nr.knJwn temperance workers will be present
Rld make addresses. Several Of Clr be,t singers
have volunteered their services, md su accom-.
p.!'hcd pianist VIII also he present. MS being
he iTsi uf a series VI ncelng' 10 be given by Ie
out The hal. hes recently been put ~ nl.i.C.asi
order and Is now one Ol IT,, JU,t M the city. The
"!eisc,Look vii! be open toT ''sLaIu-ss A" are
LnNLLnl
National Republican., 1878-11-02

On Thursday night Henry Il. Norris colorcd
living Oh Cedar street, assaulted hi, wife and beat
her IN q most brutal manner. lie also beat hi,
wiIgssick child that It Is not expected TO live.
Morris wife had a warrant procured for his arrest
Oh the grounds Of assault and battery, which was
put into the hands Of Officer Mickey for service,
but that officer was saved the trouble Of making
the arrest a. Oflcer stone happened by Cedar
street yesle.luy morning and arrested Morris tor
prU!and and !nIeccn! Language and locked him up
In tho second Precinct station.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Necirnnlion OF a school rru.tee.

Z i sl",u, esq. trustee for the county schools
has ;g'vmI.yr.y ten ,c:ct his re,:gnurI.n. THIS i'
G.,,..! to te Irg'cgca by 81. vino desire to see Tie
.,.r,a,.a o. D.r',hnY.t IN the hUnLs Of Iau,li,u.
ha...-s uL4 eXpel.ru,cd c-.Co..s During E.'
c..t.. '...r. VII. tic .,lu0,, Nj -mith La. proved
GIu..lI v,g.Uh gn-rJiaT y; .lc,r Tea. ua.c.vnly
E.&1 ace u,kcd uAs uIialuai knlhtchHd Hoy
hs became 20 gnucn.c.y WuNly2 Aud kpihs,
chi.d ausae.ni By Layul Near AMI selling
cheap" Nj justin pc'luI known ~ Ju,'ha o.!
stand has .....wyi Euih-ChiiIs method hr
years and has uI euri hrHuCn csGrGlsLIneuL
those who would Ike Il full explanation Of the
above should call and see Linn, sre advertise
Meut.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

About noon yesterday a Cu!orcl man named
James F. Clark. ALA. Richard White. sua,rhed a
pOckcI.byUk nom Mrs rinncy nt the CJrUcT OF
seventh and II streets. Ofrrr Young, Of the sixth
Precinct gave CHASE and succeeded In capturing
the thief In Mount Vernon square. When he was
searched the pUckr! book was found upon his per.
soH, but VA minus Il dollar I'LL. Aner examining
the tl..gf about hls clothing without nLiing the
money, >'uliuuktricT EvaiOH. uytiCiUg that lac had
something IN his mouth, made him spit It out 1t
was thu missing note
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Commissioner C.,well's Power.

District Attorney A. q, Riddle, in re.ponse to q
letter from Commissioner q. A, Cuswull Of tho
Washington Asylum, slaics that the provisions Of
the ordnance approved October ;. l.-r relating TO
TIC powers OF the commissioner Of the asylum are
In force sI!i that the present Commissioner is In.
vested with oil the powers VI the board created by
that ordinance, including that oil the apprcnt'cing
Of pOuper children who have been sentenced 10 the
asylum 10y the Police Court. The commissioner can
uhly thus bind, irst. orphan rhillrCu-l child who
has lost both parents. second, the children Of a
dTuukatd, u NGgTAut or pHupCr. who Is bringing
them up IN ignorance s,Dth, and idlGHeSs, and who
lCImi, them {" 'g Or hold horses for hire at pub.
lie place. Children WhtsC lurgmts who do moi fall
within thc.e descriptions CuHuot be uppTgntircl
under the law. whether sentenced by thc Police
Court or not. The children In al! cases must be
Oyunl 10 masters within the District.
THr best $ ami slJSui IN the county at Katzcn.
~ :. .A..L-tl L ~
National Republican., 1878-11-02

GEGitk Carleton CcIOTei suCak.tEiuf, snNlched
cOO.mym the front ofG 7 Tm!ns' clothing store.
c.Iner Of Seventh aid D streets northwest, last
.ycltHg and ran Own tcycuth street with his
: ...I.r. A large Cls"t gINt. Glaze, hut OfhCcT
krrIuey Wa moro Ncct.tuutcl Ihun ANY one else,
and su.U OyeIlLulcd he CuipUt puu.S hi, Hight
he di ,plel. 'hc coat Lul II was prNyI UT aud " III
be used a.uIasl HIN .O.iu! At the PaHcG Cont
National Republican., 1878-11-02

meeting Ofl the executive committee Of the So
r.cty fuf tic Prevention "r rr.t.ly to Animals wa,
he'd las. eycuiug a. the uil.e Of Mr,,r, Gatchrl
y c.. LnDrDl bu.",Iug. several new member,
were elected. Col0ucl Brr'..Ie Qnl Gca::e Il.
. UgDs' were clcrtoj u-nJr-} Of tn. executive
rn.uu..E"e Mr. ,iulra.. pgc.i "f The .r,Irry
save a s.anp,is OF tho work nI tie society. Nj
" '. he. VA ".cr'e la /, .cEtc 10 the iurcrnI0uui
convention of nl' the .rrln- ui the GU.vl states
To he be ~ B4'lH.rr pu the Sh Instant \ cuiu.
lattice. Cnl'.s.!mg nl Theodore Gur,hcl. Hon
at o.. Il. u'n-.p., w,Tr appointed - arrange Tor
H,e lmuga. ,I'r'u2 D! ,hc ,,yIriy. When 1t i. pro-
pu.el 20 isl-,G, II2,- for the best ,.iapuru .ll,
written ly children un the subject vi rrue.ty IL
animals. Alter other routine bu-Iuc,, .hc commit.
tsu IyJdrnvd.
ouR CLmrmINn l. NELlNnLN AT rOplrNR
National Republican., 1878-11-02
A Question Settled.

The Official Announcement Of Awards at tile
Exposition Uuiverso,IO Paris ls7s Ihows that the
Ony GII.d irig for Sewing Machines was awarded
" Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company over
eighty competitors. This fact In addition to for.
machine 10 "ths 04st sewing sppMatus In the
world
National Republican., 1878-11-02
NeM ALNerii.einnnts. A

New Advertisements.
Finy mile walk
Watch dog wanted.
a free homo for all.
Metropolitan HOtel-J =. Cake
Public meeting Of Labor Exchange
William lie MUu-NutiCe Of removal
OMcnghCrConlOn testimonial nouce.
Gas fxiurc'-E. +. Brooks, Fifteenth stree, Cor
corAn Bull liug)
For rent-Rooms with board ST. Foursnd a.halt
street northwest
Golden. LirbtI's Liquid Extract Of Beoi and
Tonic lnvgoHtor.
Notice to INSTRUMENTATION Nations
Bsnk Of Washington.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

To Dr. KArFLLp.-Drmpsoy the pogl,G' s't.
tOHCT has On exhibition bT rOic two I.l'Urs Ne
longing to & Southern lady II dl-'.Ir'na. vi Las
been greatly reduced by Iur Vics'tuacs Of lne w.,
Her eNir,!uG de.icaCy Irt'eur the Hua,Ia' ella. q
OF her name tut The iHu,s a; set lpIlu VIII be 2! )
youChcd Ur Ly Mr bcup,ry. The p.r!I.vs Rlg u
fcreI At sJJ end the Chaurc, are = each
National Republican., 1878-11-02
SO SUITS TO ORDER ElsEuAN BROS, 7TH
AND T.
The samaritan, to b, Consolidated.

The CCUIILiltce on consolidation of tie y. G.
Lolse Nni y. &. Council /. .. Of Good Samaritan.
aud Daughters Of sRmaTia OF North America re-
assembled ycstcriAy morning al Rev. Dr. D. r.
Scat"u'. audaiuIhcd unanimously articles Of agree
mCnt for the formation ut q permanent union and
iTHterVAt ah.!ulDn. Perfect harmony prevailed
during the deliberations. After some time spent IN
perieCi!mg Arrangements for the 'pccdy accomplish
ment OF the proposed union, the conference closed
It's GbOrs
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk Of the court has Issued the following
marriage iceuscs.
Theodore H. Simpson, Of Baltimore, Md, and
NcunhA Upton
Richard A.ADv aud Lila J. Moucurc both Of
Stafford County, Va.
A AIa.LIeeAl aM Loni.e Llnsebnch.
National Republican., 1878-11-02

BREsiIS & Cook. the new proprietors Of willard's
Hotel have shown their good Judgment by re.cm-
ploying the old attaches Of tho house. RJDSo gets
harbcr.snOp. Harris X Dolk 60 back In the Office
Telling as stewart. ald 4. D. Kcycs, who run the
coaches under the Messrs. willarls and for
ten yCars under Sykes Chadwick 4 Co, gets back
his old place. ROusc and Stewart have been CON
nectcd with the hotel over seventeen years
National Republican., 1878-11-02
a FIny-NIIls WLlk.

Crawford. the champion pedestrian Of tht os.
tlyt viii s!nrt on his tny.m.e wax. W tclI
OLcuTy's ias,,,i time, Gl Irauk.,n leG.n Hall a.
noon on Mon lay. He eXpssh % get talGuga rs
tramp ah.Gt u.ue O'Clock The Ia.E ~. Ue PAT
IN on Monday morning