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New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. for supplying Horse and Mule
i shoes and Horseshoe Nails - ,.. ,,,,cv
DEPOT QUAETERBAsfEFs OFFICE !
Corner OF Houston and Greene sts2o (


PROPOSALS for supplying Horse and Mule
- DEPOT QUAETFRBAsTEFs OFFICE ]
Corner oil Houston and Greene sh2s (
NEW-Y YOEK CITY. : spt ~ loIa)
Sealed proposals. in trpcate will be received 81 ms oGs a
,i d,elork noon October %, 1878 at hnlcu tme au
ia tev will be opened In the presence OF bIasfh Oi up
QuarteTmasieTs Department. WIN ho0 NJ"
yc sshoes and horse shoe nails as f0lO"b; - -.
sIOE-Of GOOdoDoughs 1000 p0unds eaoh nSc
su1 OF "Burdens" 1000 POUNDS eacL NOs hnu D
bounds No % 10000 pounds 70 s. Oi sh9ehperser@ s
R0o bounds each Kos and 10000 pounda 10 on ooo
ty sIjoEs-20GO 600 pounds Burdens" No u 2OoOo
T1PsY spor NAiIs-Of "GOOdenOugfs' 2!O0 pOunh, 10
iounds 10 25O pounds each Nos and 10 oi So
600 pounds each Nos. and 2ooO pOuhob NJ o. o"V
10 se dtiiyereS at Army Building" NewYOrk City
The soes I'm 100 pound Kegs strongly bound and securely
headed the nails in 20 and b. pound strong
viii be received for all the articles 1ne @
the right 90 reject any or az bds EanA
pOsas will furnished application 70 ms once ITO
pOsas shOuld be addressed 10 the undeTsgned anu %
Proposals for Horse and Mule shoes or Mans lsS inc
may bel J.. &. EAhION. -, ~ \,
Colonel aud Asst or. Mr.. Gen. Depot q NJ
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTEaNAsrER, u s. .Ap}
foHT MONROE, Va, September 2i, 1878 >
PROPOSALS for BUILDING COMPANY
II QUARTERS at FORT MONROE Va.--Seaed proposals,
rphcate win be received at this Office until IL o'clock
october TO- 1873 tat which time and place they VIII be
peOn for occupancy OF company quarters OF brick at Fort
The Government reserves the right reject any all
Blank proposals. copies OF specifications and full niorma
ton Of contract aud payment wiz DC FURNISHED on
application TO this ONCE where copies OF the plans can oo
.. =, -, % trooo
sails FOR Indng Company Quarer" and addressed To the
,n6 SSaS sts,snsd 49, s '' L. H. CA AMPBELLs
Captain and A. q b.. u D. n
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
miscellaneous.

A NGOItA Goats, Kids, and upward for sale
N HENDERsON's Angora Goat Ranch NorthPoil, IL l..
DRUSHES of EVERY DESCRIPTION at
ID Slb Pearst, near PecK.slip. at lowest prices
JOHN X H0PPEL, Ms1uiaetnrer ana IpPorieI. -
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOClEI r;-,-f "a
stated MEETING will held at the Library on TUES
DAY in VENINO, october 4, at O'Clock .
- - ANDREW WARMER, Recording seereteTy
VGTINTTD-A gentleman named Roach. who
w some ysars resided Ia Newark, United Stsss
America whose sister n 81 resided AZ We SaPs ~
Uope m he will communicate with Mr. JOHN SPINCIsI
south Anca he may hear Of something 10
HE advantage
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Che Curt.
Gfcurelons.
.IGaFTR0p0IITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
WI Open from $50 .. IN 70 II p m m &c.. r.r AN,
point for Wall street Ferry ano
conuece ed with q for South Ferry. o,..
coIJ RTLAN DIT point Tor Jersey Cly ana
ARRPIAdE~Nearest point ONCE, City Hall aud
barclay street Ferry TO Hoboken ,,.,- - -.
CHAMBERS. .STREEr-Nesrest point ior FaVohA ana hris
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLfNsTREET- =, ,..... a,ru., p.---
point for Desbrosses FERRY
and Peoples Line steamers for ADay ana
connecting with for Desbrosses and East Grand
pr Eek RsTREET- Connects with for East aud
,nMHTTTsTREET-Nearest Point for christopher street
Ferry 20 fobOken connecting with cars Tor Chrlsopher
andE East Tenth street Ferries A. ,r-,.- os,.r.
Nearest point 10 mon Squafos
Walacks aud Lyeeum Theatres, Academy OF Music II
AMI Tommanv Halls. connecting with cars lot Wesu
Twenty.thrd and East Twenythiru anu i"'"''0u'"
TWENTY TIL Nearest point Tor Twenty TnS pr
sfreet Ferry TO Jersey City, BoOths 81 James anu
r,eatrvs Grand Opera House, 6lInOtes oaIu.n 9nu
Masonic Tempe, and Twenty tmr" o'i''' f'' " ~
sey oTY Nj I1IR sTREET-Neares point to STANDARD
IN and Fiuh Avenue Theatres, Aquarium ana
San Francisco Mnstreis, connecting WIN cars i0i "'~
~ hawkee M srREETCoDnects with ~ Y Transfer
"a. Cabs rand Central UepoI
FL point for Central Park
f fNT SIRE EFT with cars Tor Beit Lane hAOaos
Flri FIJI - ,ItpItrvvN trains take EAST side station
E00B HoWNToWN take WEST side stsuoa- a, q.
FARE 10 CENTS except between the neus =. '''V
7S6 and to 7p M wM waes X ' ARRisoS PRESIDENT
NJ. VAN BRocRLIN, sup,k
AST WEEK BUT ONE of the West Point ana
1 Sewbnrgh Excursions via Day Line steamers iP. par.
- th,ee hours az Point or nearly Two houIs
xhr~h. due at New-York on return at o;oV H. Soe
Albany and Troy Day Line sveEusemenS
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
retrures ano Alcetin9s.

IDyERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIIEUP
TOWN OFFICES No i,2BS Broadway, corner Thirty hrst
Ar or HtlS West Twenty -thrt-st. corner Eighthavei
No 82 East Foureenthst, corner uni3ns%9uaTe % 10y
Third scventh-st; at the HARLEM OFFICE,
Ma Thirdaye One hundred andwenty fourths 81
IHarlem savings Bank Building 10 p m, at regular
Office
DROP. j. r. BUCHANAN, Nj. d., LII. D..
will deliver the Introductory lecture at the Eclectic
Medical College Tuesday Evening oct l. at p M NO
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
TEw-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR ,sii TRENTON AND PHILADELPHiA.

EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS.
Leave NeWl orE. foot OF Libertys, for Trenton aud
finadephia at 63l 3. 93p 1918, 1880 l:3u. 6:SO
IL p. M. aud az $50 y. IN. FOR Trenton. -,
Leave philadelphia trOn station North Pennsylvanla al
my l.SO. 2:SO. 4;l6, b:4o II m. o.o
s;l3. 1920 a. M, 1915. 2;l5. 3. $50. 6:30p. N.
Pulh an DTaWngrOOn Cars attached 10 the v;3O a. M
y M trains from NewYork; to the 7i6 a. m, li3o p H.
SUNDAY TRAiHs-Ieavc New y, rk ana philadelphia at
a. M. 5:3U IL D. m Leave New.Nork for Trenton at y
a. m. 5:3 D. m. Leave Trenton at l:2O $50 m, 60 p M
Connection mado Jersey city station by ferry TO and
from BIOOklyn Ific y depot Jersey tity.
Tickets for sale at loot o Ibertyst Nos 6.v end 9ta
Broadway at the principal hotels all Offices OF the Erie Ral
way In NewIo brooklyn and at No CourtsL, Brook
yn. Baggage checked fr9m residence 10 desnat OF ,
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare 10
cents NEwBu kG and below so CENTS Land At HiSh iS
ton POUGHk EEPslE EsOpns, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware aud Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboats, Ignls
Cornell and James w Baldwin leave daly Pier "a
North q HHr1z0nrt
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
filusiral Jnstrnmsnts.

DUMAHAUT, late s. X: BALL 81 CO,
n No 2b EAST I4TH.ST.
ckeringa stenway's and other fanos ana organs f"H
or sash on instalments and for rent
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Religions Noilres.

a,ni,y nsn,t.t Church 54th.si west OF Sthave.-
TSe rey Nm HUMPsTONE wiz lecture Tonight Al, sup, SUI,
iccf Is there IavIng PrsOna God. who made the Mod
IN ala come into wOfid by chance, OF did always ef7
Atheists and Deiss invited.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Eau 5tbools.

A NNUAL SESSION (20TH of the LAW
YORK begins October next and ends June 49, 1879. A
written well oral exami alton required for de
full course requires two but equivalent study
elsewhere allowed Lectures from TO 'or the con-
venience students In Offices For circulars examination
papers 1873 &c. apply II. JAQUE6. Professor and
Secretary OF Faculty, POI Broadway.
BOSTON UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL,
~ BOSTON, Mass Opens October Send for circular TO
f II. BENNETT, Ii. ID.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The twenyhrst annual term win commence @ on Wednes
natOn for admission held Saturday September S 1873
10 College graduates admitted without examna
ton Tho study two Tuition fees
500 For aogues information address THE
ODORE w. DWIGHT Warden OF Law School, Great Jones
St, New.YOrk City.
VALE Law SchOOl-Regular course, 2 years
for degree OF DELL FAN term,
opens Sept. 26. Address Prof WAYLAND NewHaven, CT
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
DancinQ Nraocmles


A Lien DODW0RTH'S School for Dancing,
~ No 6S1 9th ave.
Saturday morning class and Wednesday and Saturday after
class commence october ~.
Monday and Thursday afternoon class and evening class for
gentlemen commence October Ia.
Tuesday and Friday afternoon class october 10
For other information send for circular.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

GUPREME COURT.
- Matter Of the Application OF the Attorney
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM
To all uersons having any claims demands OF
panr either as pooyhoders In the above named corpora
ton on as other credit tors thereof:
TAKE NOTICE by virtue OF and obedience 70 the
egurnents order OF the supreme Court Of the state Of
NeWYork made Nr Justice Land0n AZ MS Chambers IN
me ty M chenectady the 18th day Of July 1873 IN the
shove entitled proceeding and entered In the Office Of tho
Iek of schenectady County July 10. 1873 the under
aed Albert Parsons duly appointed Referee IN ihe
above entitled proceeding 10 take proof OF AL claims mahe
AGAINST lie above named corporation either by pocyhoders
or by other creditors thereof. - ---.,-----.-
F1rer take notice in obedience 20 the requirements
NJ 80 order l. the undersigned Referee viii attend al NO
25 broadway city Of NewNork at the ONCE OF Henry
" pierSon Receiver corporation the 18th day OF
January 1879 al O'Clock in the forenoon OF tna DAY ana
S tine 10 tos thereafter such proceedings may be ad
iourned and Will then and there proceed 70 take PROOF
claims and demands OF every ana nature hgast
corporation by pocyhoders or by oheT eIea0s nef" %
winch NAV be preserved; and that Will uon huch PROOF OI
sc claims decide upon the legality and sumciency OF suoh
proof and claim -, ,,o, 49,. o., or,rod ,o
nrgve tbelr aud become parties 10 these
Hoeeengs before the undersigned On the day above
led and al the place aforesaid ana thai III ueiau
creditors and pocyhoders thus deiaung shal ana r DC
,Tcluded from benefit Of the decree wlc bhah Do
M tGese prOceeding and from any distribution mon shal
made In or under buch uee
Jy23 2GtIu Abphhi t-I, -
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Gteamboats an0 nniIroaos.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
"a. N v..,, c; YIBBARD and pAEIEL DREW.
landing s Syn9G Ferry PSqs
NETs West Point with steamer Carrie A. Ward for cold
spTng ng ana To West Point or return
anneI name @ Sqat IesTns ST9cEyn cSPnee1g a. Al
bsgSaee checked over NewYofk Central Railway ' etats
or coupons good Hudson River Road received
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
leaves (sthanesp daily Sundays cTcepteGj at ii:so NJ
and Bridgeport at D. IN.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. =
~ Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses Courtandt
$40 m. for Washington Columbus Cincinnati Ind.nap
South Pullman from Baltimore to Newark, o.. and
p. Washington and West and the South via
and Washington making close connections for Ptsburg Gin
GRao aS L9asy m ana -, LoGs Through
burg aud frgm Washington TO Augusta and savannah
seePers from Sew.Yo 20 Baltimore and washnGon.
Oils Louisville ST Louis Columbus Pittsburg the south
and Southwest Through rnllman cars from Baltimore TO
burg, Florida NeWoreans aud the south
BToaiTay % Ycrs aud oess foot Of couTandt
Ask FOR TICKETs VIZ BHIffMoRE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Ferry station station n IN oSi S9' o q ac STts'
commencing Oct ls7S-Trains leave NewYork foot
cSSS ss For TSmGn siG1 BSvds1s MauG1 n
Junction with ID. L. and w. II. II.
$40 m.For High Bridge RraDch. schooey,s Mountain,
iudns Lake and Lake HoUatcong Easion, Harrsburgh,
Mauch CHUNK Tamaqua, HaEeton WLkesbarre Scranton,
WillianspOrt &c.
lois and 43O p mFor somerville and Flemington
! T. For Pennington, Easton, Mauch Chunk. Tamaqua,
Mkesbaue, Scranton TunShannOck Talnaqua Hazleton,
Reading, POtjsviie Harrisburg, &C.
a NJ For High bridge Branch, schOoeys Mountain,
BudUs Lake ana Lake Hopacong, Easton Belyidere and
Magel Chunk Connects at Junction with d. L. ard w H. H.
7:i5 y. m.--F0r EastUn.
For trains local points time tables At stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at . p m, II IN for Bound
Brook and intermediate points and at $3.50 for Easton
Reading aud HarTisbuTgh.
the brooklyn and Ee Annex" make connection
at Jersey City station and from BROOKLYN aud Ere Depot
Jersey city.
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trans leave for Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
&c. at ., 1l:iD A. M, Z, q; b, D.
connect at Matawan station 10 aud IRON KEYPORT
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Lbery-st, for Freehold, at
Sl5 llA5 a. m, (. 5;l6,p IN.
NEW-Y0RK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
IN LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
A = ~
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Geaters.
IPHE CRARY CLAY FURNACE,

THE CRARY CLAY FURNACE
FOR USE IN
PUBLIC RUILDINGHss AND ID DwELLlSSgIss;y riat Sgsy
Acknowedged by the medical profession to De the
aud superior 10 any In Produces pure ose ~.
phere Saves 20 per fuel Very durable
VI e ~ ADD nnSas d. RREISCHER SONS
Foot HOustOn.st., East RIVER
OR OLIVER BRYAN NE"'fVhA'
W Libertyst
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Eeaal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, New-YOrk County
y The UNION DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF the
CITY Of NIew.YORK. plaintiff, against FLohESCE 81 ~.
YATD and THEODORE w. BAlAUD, her husbann
bTfiA T. SEYMOUR ELISHA BLOOMER r. LAVlNIA
BAYAUD. JAMES NJ. TURNER, J. r. SMITH; CHA HLkss
uEiDSTICK and ERNEST HENRIOT. JOHN A. VAN
sAUN. THOMAS GALWAY and FELIPE n, CAsADo.
defendants-SummonB- the abOye-Damed defendants
You are hereby 10 answer the complaint IN ts
action and copy OF your answer on lhe pHnn
sfforucys AZ their Office 80 Park place. In the Cy OF
NewYork within twenty days after the service ot t sum-
mons exclusive day Of service and IN case O your
failure 10 appear Judgment VIII De takeh aRHt
default for the relief demanded III tho 0Olp4h'
Dated New York ADrii 90 1873. -.-,...
~ ARNOUX, RITCH & WOODFORD,
Attorneys FOR plaintiff 81 Patk place New YORK CITY
Post Once address. Box 4,42A. New-Nork-
TO FLORENCE BAIAUD and DELLA r. bEi MUIR
% soregoug summons s served upon you by publication,
rsuant 20 OF Hon Charles Donohue Justce OF
ne Supeme Court York dated the "Oth
ay OF September 1873 and filed win the Complaint ~ he
Office the Clerk Of tie City ana County OF NeWl0fk al
office House, sd CITY aud Couh y IN rAlu
gtate-DHted NeW-YOrk, September 80, 1873 -
ARMOUR, HITCH a MOODFlHDt
plaintiffs attorneys 32 PARK. place, New f0fk
post Ofice ROY 42I NeW.Xurk City. OIL law0wiu
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
VOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Il OF THE CITY OF NEW.YoRK.
(2Sd.st. and 4thaye)
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE AUTUMN AND WIN.

TER
fun annual ticket costing S.. admits the holder 10 all the
nriyeges named below charge So so al duoual is mado
To those using Gymnasium for dressing box.
CLASSES IN FRENCH and GERMAN three evenings each
week alternately; PENMANSHIP. three evenings alter.
mating with BOOKKEEPINGi SPANISH and PHONO.
GRAPHY, two evenings VOCAL MUSIC, one evening
GLASSES in German and Penmanshp open october
French Spanish Photography, Bookkeeping. OCTOBER
Music. october 5.
OF Music and Exhibitions. .
GYMNASIAM II open daY and evening Win instruction Lu
classes three evenings each wtek. -.
Library containing IL, 500 volumes open from $3.50 q
IN till 10 p. .. ~, ,., 80
READISGROOM and LIBRARY. supplied with Az
serials des all OF the country the leading maga-
papers from England Ireland Scotland France Ger
MANY Journals Spanish, italian French, German and
Dutch
IECTURES-A course Of ten popular lectures
MEDICAL TALKS TO YOUNG MEN--Course or ten
LITERARY SOCIETY evening each week. Tor Debates
readings &C.
BOWLING ALLEY open day and evening.
BATHS open day and evening. . ...- -
Members can bring LADY to the LECTURES and
MONTHLY RECEPTIONS.
ANY yonng man OF good become member
the responsible person and the payment
of 80. -, --- ...,-..- -
Those wish Join classes should procure cken ano
on er the first evening.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

Mrs. FRANCIS r. MASTERS and her
4Il daughters viii reopen their BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL ior Yeung Liies and Children AZ Dobbs Ferry ~
y, Sept a.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

ROCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack, N. Y.-Both
bod a1d tuition all branches but Muec ssO per
q. SEND ipf eailllRne W. 20. BANNIsIth, Ffnclpal.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

MADAME CLEMENTS SCHOOL for Young
lTl tsaies aud ChdrsB. GERMANTOWN, PENN. iEs-
tabshed s57.) school will reopen WEDNESDAY, Sep
30 ~" "''""'S "fP" " MISS r. CLEMENT
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
FALL RIVER LINE

Ill
And all points East. via NrwpOrt and Fan River.
Mammoth Palace steamers BAlolOL aud PROV NlDENCB
leave New.NOrk daily from foot of huiTayet
5:l5P NJ SUNDAY EXCEPTED Der "a - v
Brooklyn passengers transferred free by Annex" boats
leaving foot OF IuOnst at 80 .; m ,. ,,,,.s,., 20
MUSIC BY SPLENDID BANDS AND ORCHEsItASt
Tickets and StlteroOns secured az al principal hoes ana
A' 0il'e'' ~ inc p'er AIT nB0RDfN & LOWELL. AgentA
GRO. L. CoSSoR. neral Passenger Agent
EORNEW HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
IL sPRINGFIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MON IkEAis
and intermediate pOinR steamers leave Pier 20 y w. AtS
nectne with special trans az NeW.nayen Hartford
Springfield, T1ckots sold and checked at Sia
broadway New York anu Courtst Brooklyn. Excurson
90 New.Hayenand Teturn. 81 80.
EOR NEW-HAYEN. its surroundings and
Il an stations on the Ncw.York. Boston and AIR LiuG
Derby Hampton Railroads dtrcct-St GAMERS
JOHN IL. sTARIS aud ERASTUS CORNING leave ller -
n. H. foot Courtandst at p every nisht IN he
except saturday; arrive IN NtwHayn IA TINE Tor A
trains Hl railroads beet facilities Tor plhstngers
and freight fare 81 excursion 81 90 sarHs He"hA'en
JOHN II. srARIN Proprietor.
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
l. ARRANGEMENT OF PASsLNGiR IRAlNH Jan !,
ls77-Leaye deTots o. COuradt aud bcsbtossesst
al $50 D. m Night ENprcss daily for Eason. B,thlrhcn-
AIlenton Mauch Chunk WikeHbaIfc, FrttsOn hayto. 81
mira Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagata Fas and
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROBI H. SAlHE, supL and EnGr.
General Eastern onoc cqTner church and sta
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Miscellaneous.

PPARATUS and FURNITURE Of al kinds
~ fot re0es aaetniss ooieges and halls sena ior es
Go9ne BAKEIL PRATT A CO. ltz and itd Grand stsN'f
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

MISS S. B. MATHEWS Boarding and Day
1i school for Young Ladies ana Children Summit New
Jersey, vii open TUESDAY, october J. 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01
Roaro ano Rooms

A LARGE FRONT RO0M-Suitable for one
n or two gentlemen; bathroom adjoining; also single
room terms low reliable pates. No 33i 4thaye near
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

MISS +. l.. ROBERTS'S Day and Boarding
A school for Young iades and Children, AZ Beieye NJ
Nil reopcn "Wednesday September j. send Tor circular
New-York tribune., 1878-10-01

CCHOOL for CHILDREN-$7O for twent
~ W A.. AaLLe.- Nj. I IAInIL DanbnIl Conn.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

Miscellaneous matter Oh third page.
Regular Congress report on third page.
-Roose sends New York papers in advance.
Court calendar and routins legal news on
third page.
-lAnckton's, 6Oi Ninth street, for butter,
bananas, and other fruits.
The steamer Jane MOscley will leave l.cr
wharf, foot of Sixth street, this evening at
seven o'clock for q trip to the Capes Of the
Chesapeake
The damaged Gewer-cap at the northwest
corner of Seventh and + streets, which has
endangered life for somo time past, was re.
paired yesterday.
A young colored boy named John Bascy
was arrested by Officer Dunnigan of the
Seventh Precinct, last evening, Oh the charge OF
obtaining groceries OH forged orders from u
grocer named John Darby.
The body of a young man named J. G..
Dorgan, of this city, who was was drowned while
in swimming near Mount Vernon Springs
last Thursday, was recovered in fishing
Seine during Thursday eight.
Professor W. Paine. author Of the "Prnci.
piles aud Practice Of Medicine" and "Discovercr
of Liquid Ozone or Catarrh Napor," has opened
an Office at 455 Missouri avenue, Washington
i'll connection with Drs. I. A. and NJ. c. Bland.
The new Southern mail line will leave
this city at 0:l5 II. IN. daily, Sundays except, d
for Richmond and New Orleans. and will ar.
Tivo here at 0:3O p. M, making connection
with the ira II bound North. The change viii
20 into effect tie 9th instant.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
Real Estate Transfers.

Mary V. Poorc ct al. to Mary +. Chism, for
500, lot p, subdivision Of Cunningham and
lIulmcads addition to Georgetown. +. 2. L.
Sands, trustee, to Abbott Kinney, for $3.50. sub
lot I, square I'll. W. II. Hines to f. J. Hci.
berger, ir, for 1920, lot 4, square l0l. ".
o. Berry to A. c. Wells ct al, for $1,000, sublot
:, square lO6. Scldcn Conner to John Bailey.
administrator, for $G,sG5, subIOts Il and Is,
square 2ll. 4. Hyde ct al, trustees, to sci.
den Connor, for Sdefj, subIOts II aud l..
square I'll. V. b. Edwards to Charlie, Cron,
for Si75, lot 10, square 900. John Cameron,
trustee to II. kirkland, for ~, lot Il, Old
Georgetown. +. d, Cottrell to J. II. Rowland
for $3.50, jublot :, square ~. T.. b. C,ttrnII
to J. II. Rowland, for 500 lot 10, square -
J.. 7. Moore ct al. to L. u. Reid, for $l,IIL75
suUlVt l!j, Bealls first addition 10 Gcvrsctowu
National Republican., 1878-06-01
After Railroad Damages.

A decree was passed yesterday In the suit Of
Catherine Dickson aud others against the
Baltimore aud Potomac Railroad Company.
This cause came up on demurrer. The suit
was instituted to recover for damages resulting
to the plaintiffs property from tho laying OF
tho railroad company's tracks along Sixth
street, in South Washington. The statute pre-.
scribcs that when any injury results from lay
ing tracks a jury shall be called by tho Mar.
shul which shall assess the damages. This
was not done and Il suit was instituted at com
mon law 10 recover tho damages. The com
plny dcmurrvd on the ground that the plain.
TINS must follow the special remedy prescribed
by law. But the court wa, Of opinion that it
was the duty 0t the company to take steps to
call the MurshaIs jury, and having neglected
to do 50 the plaintiffs might maintain this nc.
ton. The demurrer ovcrrulcd with leave tJ
! plead over.
National Republican., 1878-06-01
'ower, of the Board of Public Works.

The case of tho Washington and George
town Railroad Company against the Dis
trict of Columbia was heard yesterday be-
fore the court in bare
This was an action to recover for work and
material furnished in paving. grading, and
parking the sidewalk on the north side Of b
street, between First street and New Jersey
avenue, in pursuance of the directions of the
Board of Public Works. The District defended
on the ground that this part of the street be-.
lonsed to the Capitol grounds, and was there
fore not in thu care or under the control of the
board. The was Orlered In be heard in
the first instance in the General Term on the
demurrer to the special declaration which sets
out all the facts. The court Ovcrruled tho de.
murrcr on the ground that this portion of
street was no part Of tho Capitol grounds, and
therefor not within tho Jurisdiction Of the
Architect Of the Capitol, Us claimed, and that
railroad company having parted with its labor
and materials for the public, ought to be paid
for them.