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National Republican., 1878-11-23
0EOR9 ETOJrE NEWS.
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Edwin r. Drane, Sacramento, Cal: 4. II Price
Denvet Col; Emmei Btower Dubuque la aud
William Il Brown, New York are soioumins al The
westEnd Hotel.
rhe president and directors OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, who are Al the present time max.
Ing their annual TIP over the line OF the canal
from Cumberland TO Georgetown, for the purpose
oftnspecting the same are expected 20 arrive III
Georgetown today
Since the opening Of canal boating last spting
aud up 10 the present time there have reported TO
the Collectors office al this end OF the canal h65s
boats, laden with an average tonnage OF los tons
each making the total number Of tons received by
the agents Of the coal companies doing business III
Georgetown 6iiO5I. or this quantity Of coal there
al the present time las heretofore stated IN THs
REPUBLICAN, thousands oftons lying on tie wharycs
OF the coal companies awaiting uanspor.aton for
Eastern port for which there are orders. but which
cannot bo freghted for want Of vessels to transport
the same.
The captains Of vessels that arrived here yester.
day reported their barometers lower Than they ever
knew them before while passing through tho Ches
apeake Bay and into the Potomac River, and they
predicted heavy blow last night They also re.
port The lower portion of the river quito foeey.
Captain Chichester. Of the steamship Y, G. Knight,
one Of the most careful scaincD that sails to This
port, deemed II necessary 10 tlaclen his speed lest
bis ship might by accident run into and damage,
II not sink some OF the small crai At anchor on the
river during the fog. Tho Captain. however, ar.
rived 20. X"
National Republican., 1878-11-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money MARKET.


EEw yoRK. Nov. y, 1878.
The dry goods imports fof the week amounted 10
tssJ.2pi. Tue amount marketed was ss1,OVo
Money easy to day at sat
Gold was urm q icoH, sales and bid
Foregn exchange strong. and rates were advanced
to ,2 for bankers long and Isl for demand steriinei
Actual business was at CONCESSIONS
Governments were strong throughout.
State bonds quiet the only sale being In Tennessee
olds at 3ik
Railroad bonds we're generally strong and In active
demsnd for Investment. Rock Island ~ sold up TO
iio's Chicago. Burlington and Quincy SIS 10 iiSA, ..
Paul gold IS to io1. New Jersey adjustment TO s'f,
Denver and Rio orands hrst TO siS, CHICAGO Ano
Northwestern consolidated to ii2S, and motifs
and Essex seconds to lo.A q c. oonsoll'
dated advanced per cent to 20 Hannios' and 81
Joe convertible fell on RON loi 10 loob.
and Missouri, Kansas and Texas eon,olida,si
Michigan Central 70 At III. Canada southern nr.is
al 7S Union Pacific nrsts at io;hGiGS. and do nnk
Ing funds at io,k 81. Louis ana san Francisco sec
onjs (class B) sold at sokasoji.
The stock market exhibited weakeuess In the early
dealings and under sharp selling movement prices
yielded VOL per cent. but during the afternoon |.
decided change In the temper oi spscnlatl0n took
ulace and the decline recovered the closing quo.
taiions being generally the highest of the Jay Tue
most active ;!oeks were NoI,hMesI pe,aT a .n NJ,
Union. Transactions aggregated l.SNSv snerss ~
which 100 were Erie " eo Lake shore oW ~ "
23pO Northwest, 400 30. preferred, son ~. PAU;
Western, Zoo Delaware aud Hudson, s.ooc niinol.
Central, 2,OIo Hannibal And st. Joseph and li'cN
" The following were the eiosing prices -
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baltimore General Market


Cotton dull. but steady. Middllng, p46lsGc.
Flour quiet and partly nominal. Howard street aud
Western superinr, s2 75d 6O do extra " 1904 Is; do
hmiy q 5UGg5; city Mills superhne, q 76g Soi do
eAuR. s. 1894 Isl do Rio brands, " 2SQsJ 6Oi Pa
tarsco family, t5S.
WhcRt--Souhern In good demand and hrm. West.
eTn active and nrmer. Southern red. tigsI oJ; do.
snbeS 81 VTlgi "; No. Pennsylvania red q ON a
IU7j,E No2 Western winter red, spoi and November
tOlLGi OiIf. December 81 0jsSl oSj. January
tC5}spIU
Corn southern du, and steady. Western dull and
nominal. Southern white. I5G+Sci do. yellow. $50
December, t5,,c January, iGAc; steamer, sNc.
pAtS quiet and easy southern, 2dGg2sc' Western
who SVlasCI d1 nIiked sSg.Sci fennsylvana. u
Q2sG
liyc dull and heavy. Southern. N7Si6c.
pa, quiet and about steady Maryland and PerD
BylvnHia prime, tllVl2
Prov lsi6us dull and uominaily steady. Mess pork
$50 Bulk meats Loose shoulders. so aAc; Clcar.flh
sides, l.c yer car load packed new 40 J!,C, Bacon
Shoulders iaci clear.rih sides, bSc. llams-sugar'
cared. a.GtIic. LNId-Rehned tierces &c. Butter
NCCelpls hare market easy Western packed, choice
lGG lee; roll l6ill7
Petroleum du but hrm. Crude. IAci rehned.G,
Coffee dull and weak Rio CarGoes, i2Gy!be.
Sugar quiet a son, odg'ic. w
Whisky quiet nvmlnally 81 0aVgl ogh
frcights 10 Liverpool per steau. Guel. Cotton, s3.d
f0uT, - Od grain. Nd,
Receipts-Fiour. t.il1 bbls wheat 5e.SoO nui corn
so,OuO but rye, COZ bu.
shpments-None
National Republican., 1878-11-23
"IteIIIs"-Selcctcl,

There is a ''teachcrs' department opened
at Wellesley College for the instruction Of
ladies who are now teaching but desire TO give
time TO advanced study. The class numbers
between forty aud fifty.
Mr. Douglass, Il man who lives in SUdth
Africa, has 800 ustrChcs that arc each worth
$50. These have their best feathers taken
Of twice year which sell Us high Us 800 y
pound.
Bad habits are the thistles Of the hear, aud
every indulgence Of them is a seed from which
will come forth crop Of rank weeds.
The iiyo essential elements of liberal cdu-
cation are physiological, industrial, medical,
moral intellectual. EMMA.
National Republican., 1878-11-23
GREAT
1873
1878

1873 GREAT 1878
PENNsr kyANIA ROUTE
srLEsbfBy bH2yshE IaHSf GEf EQUIP
II ErrE IlaR BspS,
For Pitis6urg aud The west, iCiC M. daily. with
FSfs Sf slfsPndd Pand Ell
SGrPASRE SfRE T'b FtPts fst K
and the North nt 7t0 D. m. daily. except saturday,
With Palace Cars TO CalagdaiEpa: For Williams
For New YORK and the East. aO and olS p nj. daily
Pullman parlor Cars, 30 A. M daily except
For brooklyn New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats OF brooklyn Annex
ahordlng direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
Ing double hrriage and Journey across New York
For Piiladelphla, IaO $50 and 1918 p. daily. Lin
For Baitin,ore TSS 80 a. IL. aud I:so r, M daily,
except sunday ioloa NJ, i:Jo Sa"' 40 and 1913
For Popes GfSsk Line. : a. m and 40 y. m. daily
For 1 %nSapOs. pOn nj. and 40 p IN. daily, except
WAY AEbXt TXANDRiX AND WASHING,
For GiesSndrIa, 8. lis So io.Iia m. and iIS SEQ
Cos, :, and iiD r. M. on sundays a. M, liiS
Per RichmoDd ard tie South. GyO a. M. and 80 p, M
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington q iS fis.
e,le II n M. and l. J. 80. 3, Gis, lard u r. IN.
on sunday at and 10 u. M. and G.i5 M
comm edniien Ms can be prScurcd at The cncS,Enorh.
east corner OF Thirteenth street nni iehn.ylfanlA
wanna avenue and al ihc depot where orders can BE-
len for the checking OF baggage 10 destinations nom
l. j. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON. Get ethl Mauarer.
National Republican., 1878-11-23
THE COURTS.
supreme cour, Of the United States.

supreme Court OF the United States
FRIDAY Nov % 1873
On motion OF MT II. S. Foote, l.. G Houk esq. d.
Of Knoxville. Tenn. was ADMITTED to practice,
No. VOj James J. Storrow Ct nj appellants. VS..
The New Bedford Institution for savings. On mo.
ton OF Mr.. r. I. Merrick dismissed per stipulation
OF counsel on file,
No, & George 4. Mauingly ct al. appellants, vs.,
The District Uf Columbia
No. 229 The First National Bank Of New York ct
al appellants vs., Abner g. Shoemaker. Ordered
70 VI reassigned for Argument on the Cd Of Decem'
beI sfteT No. TS6
4 40 81 william r Davie Of al appellants, vs.. u,
Il Briggs ct al. Argument continued by Mr.. James
lOIrildCs for appellants. and by MIR. S. Y Phillips
for uppeees and concluded by Mr.. Edward Nc.
Grady, Jr. for appellants.
No. S. Adelaide Snyder Ct al plainuffs In error
VS. Theodore Sickles and William J. Lewis Arlu.
menl commenced by Nj NJ Blair for plalndai in
eDof
National Republican., 1878-11-23
District Courts.

CIRCUIT coURT-CHIEr JUSTICE oARTTER.
Wilson administrator. 40, vs. Arricss adminis.
traitor verdict for defendant Wood & Co. VS. Ora.
hamite and Trinidad Asphalt Pavement Company /.
motion for new trial fled, Castleman va Chesa.
peske and Ohio Canal Company, Jury reSpited
bomeTvile vs. German: on trial
EQUITY couRT-JusTIcE MACARTHUR.
Young vs. Kelly Gl al; bill dismissed as 10 defend.
ant Eldrdge, and property claimed by him. Gil,
more VI. HOsmeT ei al: HOsmeT vs. Glmorei oTGet
oyorruling plea and referring case to Special Au.
ditUT q, Payne Jackson vs. Blackw0od ct oil ;
suekney's appeal bond approved. MackAil VS.
Stewart; argued. Washington Market Company
vs. Plant Restraining order III November 30
Smith 4 Williams Va, Robinson speca. auditors
report ratified,
CRIMINAL CorRT-JUsTlcE wYLIE.
J. II. Collins, charged with maintaining a nuts
ance. The case came up from the Police Court
upon ceniofsri. AneT Mgument the motion 10
quGsh WAS granted, and An appeal taken 10 the
general term Bond fixed at 500. Patrick Quill,
convicted OF keeping an unlicensed bar. The sen.
teAce OF tho conTi below affirmed,
National Republican., 1878-11-23
Georgetown CONNIE erciaI News
0EoRoETowS. Nov. =. 1874



oEoRoETowS. Nov. "a isTa
sRAfs MARKET.
wheat Owing 10 the stormy weather there ~as but
little doing In wheat to-day. and continue TO write
the narket quiet and Inactive and prise, nonIinay
unchanged. The offerings on Change include iyS0o
bushels which sas Withdrawn fur the want Of salts
factory bid.
Corn-The market for corn continues pretty bare OF
old stock, which Is very and IN active milling
request We quote nominaliy al isQ zoe foI old and
&c for prime new.
oRAis ARRivALs
BY Canal-Boat Hattie a Bessie, With 2.oCo bushels
wheat and .4OV bushels corn 10 Hartley Bro boat
Mollie c W Boyer. with $50 bushels wheat TO q
in Waters.
Arrived Steamship E &. Knight, Chichester, New
York, with merchandise to District merchants, To-
Guiding large lot OF holiday goods.
HIvER fROSr.
ArrivCd-SChooncT Rosa Eppinger, Bayies, Tr'nt
dad, port Of spain, with nsphallum 10 Watson Bros.
tIarpd.-SChOOners WIN J. Abbott, Lndlnm Bridge
port, with 40 tons coal u u Church Kelley, PrOvi.
ceBCe with 80 tons coal Mary Cashier, Veal. As.
pinwall, with TOO tons coal.
Arrived-Bont. d l. Gross 7 Weld. WIN II Ritter.
Kate Prather, q " MCCardle, J II snyder, Vim Greg
UTy, J Wilson, julia Borden Cover. -Four sisters,
J CHllan. II II Gordon, W Darby. Crane. A Camp
bel Adam Boyer. aud Unu.
Cleared Boats Vim Gregory wilson Mollie Uno,
} II snyder. Dr Grimes, W Daily. -Four SISTERS.
Crane, Wm Borden. II II Gordon. George James u,
W II GOdey, X PTAIher. BPTnRdrttn, Matte G. q W
McIaTdlc, Annie, J n CNver Adam Boyer, julia Bor-
den II 7 Weld, Campbell. and II l. Gross,
National Republican., 1878-11-23
COMMERCIAL
Washington River Front

WAsHINaToN, NOV, IT. TbIN
kRRIvEn
Smith q wtnsatts wharf-Boat Pocnhontas, Bell.
wlcomico, With lumber 10 smith a WinsAtt
Riiey's wharves-schooners Native, Temple, White
Point with gravel for Washington Monument II A
Golden. Kelly Kitty Ann. Laycocki Daniel Sheets,
Robbsi Willis. Johnson. aud Tbos waddy. Brown.
all from the Chesapeake Bay, with oysisrs and pota.
toes TO market
Johnsons whnrf-schoopsr Caroline Reed. Mad
dox Creek with VI ood to johnson Bros boat Rising
Bun, burlington, NauJemoy. with wood 70 same !
schooner plnn Dix Nomonl. with wood TO same
Carters wnnrf-schooner Fannie. Carroll. white
Point with sand for washington Monument
CLEARED.
Riley. .wharves-schooners Mary Parks, Kelley
Little Ed -; winona. Jones, and American
Eagle, Bayley. all down the river, light
National Republican., 1878-11-23
Proposals..
l. WORK FOR THE BUILDING FOR THE BU
nEAu OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
WASHINGTON, DC.

OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
TREASURY DErARTNESr,
wAsHINurOS, u. e., Nov. n. ISIS
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this office until
u n on the ith day OF December ISIS, for nil tbs
labor required In ay Ing the brick and settling the
slone-wOTk OF the supeTsirucnTe OF the budIng iOr
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing In THIS city
pFUpO7als VIII also he received uHt that time for
all the stone work, cut. iewlsed and delivered az the
building ready hr setting required tor the super
structure OF the building In accordance with draw
inrs aud specification Copy Of specification and any
additional In ormntiOn may he had on application ut
this ofiiCe, Mhere tho drawings may be seen.
jas q. HILL,
pos2t SuperviSiug AIcL.trc',
National Republican., 1878-11-23
Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
r.r,oy The g great a., doaels;tgaek 4. Z

sAroSI9Es oS9s hSTff sJiTti f"sHi'saft xS5 sii5Rr LINE
NORTH. soRrnwEsfErsr. AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY. s629AkER J9 EAkE tEFE!T /. i:!. ats AM
a yoEEiFev Eievf flfXlBHf22prAA Tlff,sXlBH229p AND pos
TON EXPRksS. Elicoti City, On sundays TO
nspois yuSeIion, yessups. S Hanover, , aud Elk
Ridge; Breakfast at Relay. -.
stra'burs' Winehester, iISssr,towu, AMI Way Via
5p@tB2IrrNoRE AND LAUREL EXPIRES
an, chef!es IIsget;loTa, and @ Wsy stations o,ro.,
H4Rk RHilEaPEkFf .sq S9tESS 1sI g
New York aud Philadelphia stops at Annapolis
saLsT Eov,s t9pIsyIlhF q eE.fseo pts9 CO.
% CiIsinaati daily. GSaooS to sandussy dai.
eco...tOh sunday ouiy-Baltlnorc. Annnpors aud
iocO-DiLTfMoRE EXPRESS. Stops n, BlSienS.
burg. Colega. Beltsyllle. Laurel, Annapols June.
=, Ton, JessIps and Hanover.
REf?Gys ykR TfHi G,iy Sb az Tsy aS
riN ExfREss. stops Al iaarsi. ', -, 49,
iIs.:on sunday only for BaitiniOre and Way sta.
y. Rss 1SB s,Os lsG At
.nSiPo,ai q Fscs, rrederIck Hsse, .,own, Win;
chester, and way stations. on Sundays TO Point
OF Rocks and Way stations only.
tW-t Baltimore, Annhjiols and Way Stations
S0.tPHiLADELPlIIA, NORFOLK, AND BAL.
T1MOkE EkPkEsS. Ellicou City. Norfolk, ek.
cept SUNDAY. Norfolk passenger taken In tho
ears dltec! to boat at Canton, Stops ut Bladcns.
burg and LAUREL
6O-t baltimore and Way Stations
5B-tCHiCAGo AND COLUMBUS ENpREss.
Sleeping cars 10 Chicago,
Si0- BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
gJo-POlnt OF Rocks aud Way stations
ASb PiiTshrHa ESPREss. riits6Srs, cs'
ioiSctNEW YORK, ,PiiiIhDELPHTA, AND BAL.
TIMORE ESPRESS sieep'nS car 10 New York
and special sleeping car " Philadelphia
tDailJ. ION sunday only. Other trains daily, cx.
cept sunday.
National Republican., 1878-11-23
pROTOsAIS FOR COFPER.


Sealed proposals In duplicate, to he indDrsed Pro
pusnls for Copper will be received at this office
uuIl II o'clock IN. on the 81 day nf december s7s TO
h'rni,h and deliver nt the Wnshii':ton nay yaT,
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REIAlN,
lu0LOJ pounds OF American copper.
This copper Will he required rs follows
Fifty thOuSand pounds hest QnAty American cop
per, about tniIty.une mch,S loIg, Hr inches " lie
and three aud Ouehalt inches thick to weigh not less
than no pounds.
FIny thousand pounds best quality American cop
per, sixteen inches long twelve INCHES wide aud two
and Onehnll Inches thick, to weigh about lJO pounds
one half Of each kind OF copper to be delivered on
before the aist day Of January sg and the second
half before ihe 18th day nf February 1879 with
the privilege OF delivering the whole at rs early day
aS the successful bidder may desire
The whole Ofthis copper will De subject To the tests
and Inspections Of the proper officers Of the Washing
ton navy y-yaTd to whom bidders are referred
No proposal Will be considered unless nom man
ufnCtureT or regular dealer In copper.
The right II reserved 10 reject any all Orers
should II be considered 10 Tie Interest Of the Govern
munt to do 50.
Blank forms for bids to be had at this otllCo.
W. W. WILLIAMS,
nOll Pay IususTtIT L + Navy,
National Republican., 1878-11-23
Questions to be Answered.

No. |. A balloon is moving upward with
certain velocity; u weight is suspended from
the balloon by string, If the string be cut,
what will be the motion Of the weightr
No.. A ball is dropped at q height of Gl
feet from the ground. At the same instant
another ball is thrown upward vertically from
the ground with sufficient velocity to carry it
to the height of 81 feet. Where will the two
balls pass each other2
No.3. Required, the least whole number that
can be divided by 10, ~, and 50, leaving no
remainder; and also such that the last two
dgurcS shall be n cube.
No. 1. How many circles, each one inch in
diameter, can bo drawn on sheet of paper
twenty inches square? No circle is TO inter.
sect any other circle.
Sentence, correctly transposed by Minnie"
"Soothsayer" "LcGcrdGmain," and ".tncicnl'
The object of education is not external show
aud splcndor, but inward development.
SENECA,
National Republican., 1878-11-23
Methods In Teaching.

Text book oral, Socratic TOPICAL discussion
aud lecture. viii the Educational Department,
which has awakened an increasing interest in
the subject Of education, give US articles upon
each Of the above methodist TEACHER.
(Open for correspondence.)
National Republican., 1878-11-23

DEAR MADAM: have never seen the fol-
lowing Latin sentence In print. 1t was given
TO me in my carly bOyhOod as lesson by my
grandfather, who graduated at Yale in l7GS.
II is rs correct Latin Us any sentence in
Cicero. Can any Latin ncOphytc in the city
construe It without abusing his mother?
Mcd Nuicr-sIls est mala NJ NJ e.
National Republican., 1878-11-23
EDUCATIONAL Department.
Let the press and the educators Of our country be
'olaborers In the great work Of education.

ccIabOrefs In the great work Of education
DEAR MADAME: TO the question Of "Iu-
quircr," IN your column of Saturday last, SUBJ
init the following reply, by inquiring first,
What arc the new methods of teaching In
Boston, Philadelphia, aud some other piacesY"
Doubtless In many respects tho methods Of
teaching In these places are very much alike
but Inquirer" wishes 10 know In what re-
spect they differ from those pursued In this
city. One marked difference between the new
and old methods consists in allowing the teach.
eH OF tho new method" the privilege Of
using their own methods to im2art the spcci.
fed amount Of instruction in q given time.
The teacher Is thereby held responsible, and
not the books nor the course OF studies, nor
the school.room appliances, for the training Of
the pupil. Again, In all cases under the now
method the teacher and not the parent Is to
do the necessary teaching, aud the pupil Is
supposed TO learn by being taught and not
by books alone, which may be as incomprc.
hensiblc as Greek or Latin.
In acquiring new knowledge tho teacher Is
to be the educator, to lead the pupil out Of tho
mnzes Of ignorance, aud put him on the right
track for gaining knowledge himself. Again,
this isto be done by instiling new ideas into
the young mind. drawn from facts, objects,
pictures, observation, and illustrations, so that
the learner may be able to acquire new knowl-
edge for himself Then, when ideas are in.
stilled, they are always TO be accompanied by
the names and words which represent those
ideas 50 that another peculiar aud important
feature of these new methods" consists In
language lessons and oral instruction.
Again: Tho use of books Is made to deperd
upon the necessity Of learning to read, aud of
becoming acquainted with the language, which
so largely represents ideas and knowledge.
Again: Menorizing Of unintelligible and
unappreciated language, whether in spelling
or other books, Is not u feature In tho new
methods" Of training.
Much more might he said but these arc
some OF tho marked differences between the
now methods" and those practiccd generally
In this city. We understand, however, that
these new methods are successfully carried out
in some few private schools in this city, and
that all inquirers are invited to visit aud OK
anime them for themselves.
CHlLDS FRIEND.
National Republican., 1878-11-23
Professional.

nR. BOSWORTII, 9lS y STREET n. W, Is THE
- most skiinii and the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city, All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
J. Patterson, s. C.; Samuel Norment, Washington, u.
e., and Others. Consultation free. nOlEiy
National Republican., 1878-11-23
CHlLD'S FRIEND.

As no answer accompanied the question of
Student" in our column OF November 2, and
no replies to the same have been received, we
give the following, which we know to be cor.
rect: Mr.. A. II. Bogart was anative Of Albany,
n. Y, where, at the early age Of twenty .one
years, lie died In 1926. He wrote with as.
tonishing rapidty, and would frequently sur
prise his friends with his improvisations. 1t
was limited on one occasion that his improptus
wcro prepared before hand, and he was
asked II he would submit TO the applica-
ton of test of his poetical abilities. Ho
promptly acceded, and most difficult one
was proposed. Among his intimate friends
were the late Colonel John b. Van
Schaick and Charles Fenno Hoffman, both of
whom were present. Said Van Schaick, taking
up a copy Of Byron. 'the name Of Lydia
kane"-a lady distinguished for her beauty
and cleverncss, who died about the year lsil,
but who was then Just bushing into woman.
hood-"the name of Lydia Kane" has In 1t tho
same number of letters as q stanza of iChilde
Harold = write them down in n column.
They were SO written by BOgart, Hoffman, and
himself
Now, he continued, will open the poem at
random and for the ends of the lines is Miss
lydas aCrOstic shall be used the words end.
ing those Of the verse on which my finger
may rest. The stanZa thus selected was this:
And must they fall the young, the proud, the
brave,
| TO swell one bpntci chiefs unwho'csome reign.
| NJ stcP between submission and grave,
| The rsC of raplnc aud the lll Of spain.
And doth the Power !hnt man slorCs oTdain
| Their doom, nor heed the supplinnts appeal
| Is nll that desperate VnuT acts In vain?
Mud counsel sage. and patriotic zeal
The yetcmm's kill youths lIc, and msuhOOd's
heart OCsCeli
The following stanza was composed by Bo-
gart within the succeeding ten minutcs--tho
period fixed in u wagcr-aGd finished before
his companions had reached fourth line, and
read to them, rs follows:
Lovely ana loved, Ger the unConQuered brave
Your charms rCsi,tcSS matches girl, shall reign
lcnI as the mother holds her infants grave
In Loves own rcgiOn-wArn romantic Spain.
Aud should your fate 10 courts your steps UTdNin,
Kings would IN vain IN regal p0np appeal,
And lurlly bishops knCel lu you Ia vain
Nor Nnlurs lire, laws power, nor Churchman'S
zeal,
Endure 'guinst Loves (timos up) untarnshcd steel.
Few Of the most facilc vcrifcrs could have
accomplished the task in hours,
National Republican., 1878-11-23
BOARDING..

SEVERAL VERY PLEASANT, HANDSOMELY
- furnished hoOms. and hTst.class table Board can
be had At 90 New York avenue. noiJlI+
1111 l. ST.-TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD
It'll at SIXTEEN DoLlARS per month
Families supplied with meals at the shortest notice
at EIGHTEEN nol.LtRS per month. Two suites
OF rooms on LIST and "a AGO. also for rent with board
Dosim
1TE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
ISo west-Firstclass Beard with large, airy
Rooms. from " 10 tl0 per week; transient yiD per
day; baths and gas. MRS. o. O. HOWARD.
No connection pah nc HorGrd House
les y
National Republican., 1878-11-23
John SHERMAN & Co.
- Real Estate AuctiOneers, st. Cloud Building
W. NJ SMITH. salesman. noIs..fuThs,
LIMITED STATES MARsMALs SALE.

I MI ED sTAIT.s MNNsIIhLs sNLT-
by virtue of writ Of d6ri Gdcid' issued out Of the
clerks office Ot the supreme Court Of the District
Columbia, and To me directed. will sell nj public
sale for cash, nj the Court IlOuse door Of said Dis
iTci, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF November, ls1S,
NJ " o'clock n all the right, title claim and Interest
OF the defendant, Charles Clark In and TO the follow
Ing described property to Wit: Part lot IL IN David
sons subdivision, OF square lps, Washington, u e.,
beginning for said part OF lot fneenth street, s.
south from the northeast corner Of said lot and
square thence south said fifteenth street IS feet
aid thence west 70 feet inches to the west line OF
said lot; thence north Is feet; and thence east to the
point Of beginning; levied upon as the property OF
defendant, Charles Clark, TO satisfy execution No.
EREDK. DOUGLASS,
q. :. Marshal d, G.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtlOnCpT. nol-ltns