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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy. At night it was quite cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80:
8 A. NJ, ST; noon, so; z. ~, 50; z.
NJ, 4G; midnight, 81.
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Mayo's Bridge.-A dredge is at work
near the Manchester shore OF James river
raising the iron work of Mayo's bridge,
washed away by the late frcshet.
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itIl,l,ol,d lispattIl.

FiIE fsRcIrf1ATI0S or TIE DISPATCH
rs rs "a ARaF.s THAN THE cDAsIsED scIRGt-.
.aTros oF AI.,,. THE OTHER IiaII y. NEWS
sapERs or THE cITY IS . q. 's!:$F l3
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Go to FRAYsER's GALLERY If you have failed to
get satisfactory photograph elsewhere. Cards, s2
per dozen; large size 81.
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The Pu5Iic Schools The duties OF the
Public schools were resumed yesterday,
much to the disgust Of many little ones who
had not enjoyed half enough Of holiday.
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Personal.-Among the visitors to the city
yesterday were Rev. Messrs. w. g. Lump.
kin and w. A. Guy, OF the Methodist Con-
ference.
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LARGE PAYMENT.-The City Collector yes
terdav paid into the city treasury on account
Of taxes collected the handsome sum Of
S7S5347o.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done att
DISPATCH PRlNTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
JANAUSCIIEk,
supported By
MR. JAMES II. TAYLOR
ana her own
STAR COMPANY.


THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1TII,
for tho frs; time in Richmond. the new and power
fri play written expressly for JanauscheKj,
CATHERINE OF RUSSIA.
Catherine H., Empress OF Russia. ..JANAuSCnEk.
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY STIi,
for the first ,ina in Richmond, the great tragedy
from the German Had, THE Song OF the Sebciun-
gen" entitled
ENHILD.
JANAUSCHEk AS BRUNHILD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9TH,
CHESNEY WOLD.
LADY DCdlock J.N,rsCuEK
Iiortcilse, her maid
Box sheet "Opens FRIDAY ut 9 4. NJ at JonN-
STO%'s and box -oilce of Theatre. Secured seatS g
ia
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MASSACHUSETTS SAVINGS BANK ENJoINED.
Boston, January 2-The Woburn Five
Cent Savings Bank has been enioined from
doing further business.
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BANsRUPTCY.-Mr. Joseph NJ. Baker, OF
Louisa, was on yesterday adiudged a bank
rupt by Register Atkins.
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POULTRY EXYlEEsETEON.

DOULTRY EXHIBITION.
THE FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF TIE
VIRGINIA POULTRY ASSOCIATION
will take place at
LEWIS HALL, No. 10l7 Main street, JANUARY
9TH, lOTu. AND I1TH. S7S. Persons who intend
TO exhibit fowls, pigeons, birds. Sc, will apply to or
address the Secretary, No. Ills Main street, for
premiun-list. &c..
The eutrauce-fee for each coop or specimen for
competition or exhibition, shall be 81, excepting
for pigeons, rabbits, or birds, which shall be SOC.
Entries close January 7th at 12 NJ.
II. THEO. ELLYSON, Secretary.
Admission, csc; children under twelve years,
lie. ia Lots
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DIRECT INTERNATIONALLY. D. BLAIR & co.
have received another lot Of that really fine TABLE
SHERRY, which they offer at $2.40 per gallon. The
quality of this wine for the PRICE Is unsurpassed.
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POPULAR LECTURE AT ASSOCIATION HALL.
Judge T. r. Farrar Johnny Reb) VIII de-
liver one OF his popular lectures, under the
auspices OF the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation. on Friday night next. Subject,
.The County Court Lawyer 1t Is almost
unnecessary b say that all who attend VIII
enjoy great treat. The moderate price oi
admission will doubtless induce a large
attendance.
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If you wish fine Photograph 60 to FRAYsER's
GALLERY, opposite the post-ofice.
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following are the officers Of Manchester
Royal Arch Chapter for the current term
David j. Weisiger, 81. p; Rev. George G.
Vanderslice, K; S..Brooks, s.; i. G. Wells,
T.; D. x. Weisiger, secretary; W. T..
Gary, G. OF K; John H. Matthews, p. S.;
T. W. Crow, r. A. c.: A. A.. Allen, A.
Royal, and A. j. Simmons, masters Of the
wells.
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Manchester Royal AreA Chapter. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-03

THURSDAY ...JANUARfE 1875.
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StILgTAEY NOTICES.

CtRAYS. ATTENTION Assemble at Z
" rerilncn..l armory, for company drill on Is
Tr1DNY NIGHT NEXT ~ ~ O'clock Come VI
nrrnarci 10 pay dues. On FRIDAY NIGHT u
EFF.k. annual meeting for election OF nor-com-
,rissiOnca Oiicers and other company business.
" Nv order of Captain L. }. B0SSIECX.
- 30, JAMES e. TYLER. Orderly.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Coz
TRFAsURER's OFFICE, RIcMMoSp.Y VA.
2&z, :. November 2S. 1878. }
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. on the
capital stock or this company has been deciasta,
payable at the Office or the company, In the city OF
Rfchmcnd,l VA, ON and after the SECOND MoS-
DAT f14th) IN January, 1878. ~,
The transier-books viii be closed on the STli or
no S9-tJal4 Treasurer
National Republican., 1878-11-22
Iinilimore G.ncrnI Market,

BALTINORE, Nov. q. ls7a
Cuirou DUH. hut steady. Niddlng. pi.CIV'4c
Flour quiet fair demand LOwRrd.siieet aud West.
suucThue. q 100 so. do extra, e. 100 2J do.
family q Jn5i city Mills supcrtne ~ Gidg jOi do.
extra, - 71Gi2J do. Kio brands u .oa 20; Ia.
talrsco 0mIIy. sG2h
WheaI-sunthcru steady, with good demand for
milling. Western duh and lUWcI closing wdnk.
southern Ted, tl1s 70. do. amber. u 20 iai No
Pennsyivuna red, 81 NO U1'.i No. Western winter
rcd, spot sud Novrn"1,T, d OIs: December, o. "
January 81 GGGsIO OGls.
CUru-sUuihrru active aud firm. Western duI and
weak. Southern white ~ Id: do yellow. iJd l5c;
Western miSCd spot, I7Ci November. iGi.ci Deccm.
bcr, iG.Ci JAhuGry, tic, steamer, JlI
Oats quiet anu dun. southern. aJtn2sc Western
while, go lsc; Hn. mixed, 26g gGc Pennsylvania ~
If2sC.
Rye dull aud nominal. southern. sac &c,
Hay dull and heavy. Maryland aud rennsyl vania
prime, SllGBla
p DIVISIONS dul aud lower. Mess pork, g. 80. Bulk
meats Loose shoulders Aq 34Ci ClrarTib sides, I'.c
per car lead packed, new, it SIC, BCOn--Soulders,
4Ac; clcnTTib sides, j'gC. llnms-SugRTcuTcd, stGC
lie LAld-RcIned ticrCcS, &c. Bu'ter easter aud
Quleii western packed choice. leo lsCi roll lGGLl7c
Petroleum quiet, but steady. Crude i4C; refined, DC.
Cun'e duh and nominal. Ito cargOes, l!9 ibc.
sugar. quiet 4 son, Oggsc.
whisky quiet, npmnRlly 81 90
FreightA TO Liverpool pet steam quiet Cotton
EOur. .a b grain, SID
l.ccepls-flour sd7i bbisi wheat. OI.7JO bu; corn.
600 bn; oats, Z, 100 bn,
bhpmcuts-W heat, g24OO bu
National Republican., 1878-11-22
An unhnppy Rrother.
fParis Lettcr.1


Nme. Ratazzi is, In fact. remarkable per.
son. She Is very fine musician. q clever
writer, and wonderful diplomatist. She IL
made up Of caprice and imagination, and when
she desires To indulge IN amusement her tai.
ents come to her aid aud assist In creating
something fantastic and original But in in
dulging her whims she is Indifferent as TO wls,
shares her fctes. Some years aqo, when Nine.
RaiaZzi had her summer residence at AK, and
was moro particular as to whom she In
vitcd, gentleman dincd with her, in COM
pany with number of friends He was much
amused to perceive among the walters large
monkey dressed Ia livery. aud who waited on
tho table, changing the plates and performing
other services with the gravity and adroitucs
Of the regular servants Before admitting tho
monkey TO the dinng.room, the hostess would
cast glance up aud dowf. the table, 10 see IL
there were any bald heads present, for tho
monkey, without any apparent reason, in-
variably, after removing a plate, would slap
II down on the nearest bald head until IL WIS
broken. Tho creature, II seems was very
intelligent, aud his mistress was very much
attached TO him. The following morning, af-
ter dinner, the gentleman returned to tho
house TO call, when he found everybody In
tears. In answer to his questions, q servant
Rointed to an object hanging before tho
Princess window. Ol examining II. he found
II TO be the monkey, who II was said, had
fallen In love with his mistress, aud, In jcal-
ousy nd despair, hanged himself.
National Republican., 1878-11-22

guilty. Margaret Riley, unlicensed produce dealer;
Iecognizancc forfeited. Timothy OConnell, Sun.
day BAR anolle pros. entered. Patrick Babblng.
ton, diSordery conduct a nolle pros. entered.
Hartley Thornton, oistructing the street; recognize.
nnce forfeited. william u. Hoover trespassing
upon The public park; rccognizance forfeited. Pat
rick Clancy, unlicensed bar; not guilty.
ASSIGNMENTS ron TODAY.
Chcuit Court-Chief Justice Caftter.-No l20.
Davis sewing Machine Company vs. Rothwcll Il
Richards; No. 2G2. Waters Patent Heater Company
va. Crawford ct al; No. 263 Waters Patent Heater
Company VS.. Pcirce No. 265. Waters Patent Heat.
er Company W.. Hall & watrous; No. 100, Castle.
man vs.. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
No. lDS pnusun ct al VS.. GOnzagn College No. 2J3,
somerville 4 Ipitch vs. Emmnrt. Smith Co.
No. IN Somervlle vs. Gordon No. 2]i. Dowd vs..
hckCrs administrations; No. go. Sherwood vs..
Wylc; No. 2I5, Creswell ct al VS.. Dodge; No. 2I6.
BARLEY VS.. Hamilton ct al. No. 2I7, JannnUs vs..
Baltimore and Potomac Rairoad Company.
Equity COurt-lustcc MacAfthur-No. 10, Mack.
all vs.. Stewart No ~. Jackson VS. Smith 10. II,
Browning IS. Grart No. q, McNumaia vs.. Sheck.
els; No. ~, Tickling vs. kengla; No. t5, Browning
" Grant No. %. Frccdmcn's Saving aud Trust
Compsny vs.. Barrett; No. Is. Denmead Va Mack
No ~. Pullman vs. Steyer3: No CO. H,bcrnia Ma.
tional Bank vs. Hovey.
National Republican., 1878-11-22
Georgetown Commercial News.
nrnpaKrawk Nov 81 is

oEORotIOWk, NOV I 1919
URAIS MARKET
wheat-The market for wheat to-day quiet and
comparatively inactive. and the only offering on
Change lot OF 1900 Jushei. prime mixed, which
Was withdrawn. but subsequently, sold At d o2's.
Corn-Thc receipts OF continue light and there
Is yet scarcity OF old stock prime yellow and white
We quote nominay At is's@ 50c for both descriptions
GRAIN ARRivALs.
BY canal Boat Ellen Brooks, with soc bushels
wheat to q & J ~ Wateis and 90 barrels GouI 10
Hai ley Bro.
ARRIVAL oY CEMEST.
Schooner u II Jones, smith, New York. with 2,iJp
barrels cement 10 J O 4 J NJ Waters.
PoRr.
The steamship II Knight, Captain Chichester will
arrive this afternoon from New York. with an az
serted arso of merchandise TO District meIchanta
RiyER fROSr,
River, " load coal; seabird, =. PhilhdephiA to
coal
Ileared-sChoDncrs I Lockwood, 81 John, Boston,
with IB tons cOGd; Florence Dean. BabbiiI, Proyt
dencc. with SO iOns coal.
CANAL
Arrivcd-Boiis Thomas II FAN, American Flag,
SPARROW, j Vert. BernRdetia Il IL summers,
UCOnnOr, W Muller, IT GTinI' :, aud PhcG.
JenI ed-Wm Jackson. Irene Knott, q PrarTe,
Pauline FnnrUse bowers Blackburn, MertCns, A
BIndt, d, liouck. H. Farmer, A sherman, W u
Eallcs, lnne U, N OCVnnOT, Il II Summers. J
WpTt. nd
National Republican., 1878-11-22
IHE COURTS.
Supreme Court oil the United states.


THURSDAY. Nov p. 1878
No. Tol Robert Erwin. appel!cnt, VS. The United
States. Submitted by Mr. EuOch iOttcn aud Mr.
J. J. Weed for appellant and BY Mr.. Attorney Gen.
ernl Smith for appellee.
No. CS, James H. Alrord et al.. plaintiffs In error
VS.. The United States. On motion Of Mr. Solicitor.
General Philips, dismissed pursuant to sixteenth
rule.
No. u George d. Peters, appellant, VS. D. ". Bow.
mau et al Passed on account Of sickness OF coun.
bel.
No 10. Richard =. stoil. collector, &c, plaintiff
in error. vs. Robot +, Pepper. Argued by Mr.
Solicitor General Phillips for painti in error and
submitted by MI, Thomas W. Bullllt for defendant
IN crIUT.
No Il. Jane d Kcsucr appellant vs. Daniel
Irige assBncc &G. submitted by Mr.. James II.
Gilmore IoI appellant and Uy Mr John ". johnson
fol nppcllrrs
No Is. Isaac l.. Lyon appcllent vs. Franz and
IhlheIhS l1lI1Ck submitted by Mr T.. Phillips
ana MI W, II, Phillips for appellant No cOunsc |
appearing tot appcCcs.
No. 10 The steamship j. W. Fvcrmau &c. Ap.
pcliauts v Joseph Paul and T. O. PuliUtt rt d.
Submitted by Mr., William W. Old for appsllces
No counsv. Appearing for appellants.
No 81. William I, GHrRll, appellant, vs. Sicho.
las scIberl. Argued By MT, N. 4. Wheaton foI 40.
pel!ant and BY Mr. A. II Evans for appellee.
No. g. William H. DNVie Ui al, appellants vs. b.
J. Briggs Ct al Argument commenced BY Mr.
james i"Wndes ioT appellants.
Adjourned unill tomorrow, ~ twelve J clock
National Republican., 1878-11-22
EORG ETO WV NEWS.
by Republican Reporters.


The Georgetown Dnshaway Club held the largest
meeting last night In their new hall THE market.
house hall. on High street, that has been held
there since they occupied IT, ana more enthusiasm
was manifested than usual. The meeting was
opened with prayer by Mr.. A. II. wacott Mr.. John
Berry. the president Of the club. made some re-
speech. which touched the hearts Of the boys"
Mr.. Redgraye, OF Baltimore, made fnc effort.
Captain Donald McCathran spoke ~ a very
Georgetown, made an appeal for help financially
ior the Georgetown Dashaway Club and delegated
o bn% S,Saa 'ns Deca ma" IN ayS hs
coat skirt pocket Brother Hgglcston will be sure TO
and IL" During the time the collection wa, be.
ing taken Charley entertained the audience IN
few amusing aud instructive remarks which al
times brought forth Toars OF laughter and rounds
q applause, Mr.. Litchhed also spoke effectively
Ned Humphreys made one OF his characteristic
appeals. The result of the meeting was that about
forty, persons signed the pledge The singing By
the choir was excellent.
on Tuesday night last about eight o'clock while
the canal boat Charles u. Knott was at Little
Slack Water" about one hundred miles above
Georgetown. John Stewart, one Of the crew, while
unhitching the fall.board, missed his footing fell
oycIboaFd and was drowned. The body was soon
amer recovered stewart was the driver OF the
boat and had just put his teams In the cabin when
ho fell In the canal, as above stated. He was about
eighteen years OF age and native OF Pennsylvania.
The coroner was notified held an inquest, and the
by accidental drowning. The body was burcd
near the spot where the deceased was drowned.
The iron railing on the north side Of the Chcsa.
peaEo and Ohio Canal from Jefferson To Congress
streets which was torn down by passing canal
boat about four weeks since, has not been re-
paired and the space is still open. When II is con-
sidered that number Of families live on the line
OF the break II cannot but be deemed dangerous
to the lives OF the children OF these families. Par
cnts are compelled to keep their little ones housed
all through the day for fear Of their going the
canal wall, falling, overheard. and being drowned
II is time the canal company was having the dam
age repaired
Nr. L. l.. Butler. a well-known resident OF George
town, Is said is soon to be united TO one Of Balt
moies faircst bellies. The ceremony wifi take place
IN that city oil or about the iast OF tho present
month.
+. T. Wine Of Denver. COL, has apartments at
the West. End Hotel
National Republican., 1878-11-22
Travellers GMLJ.
RALTiMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

NArloSITfE' hSTt& sjiTSt f1s2f'ilfG xS5 siionr LINE
NORTH, Nonrnwlsf~TEsr. AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY. sS21AkfI 5G TAEf fkrE4T h. e.. a. go AM
Ton EXPRIsS Eliicott City. On sundays TO
1apois Junction. JsssgPs, 'ii%S Hanover, eau and fik
S,!rasburs Winchester, baserstown, and Way via
7,io-tBI RTIMoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS.
ai'Gpoin, ,nl q Roek,: piedmlSni strasburs' Win
sSE% YeSRIoTg YSsK piha rpa Msy seiSn' BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE ExPREss Paror Car %
New News, York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
t9yIsyIhE XXI A cm,eAgo p s s co
sunday. THROUGH car 10 siau Ion Pullman ,nT,
ion sunday only Baltimore. Annapolis, and
0P-aALIIMoRE EXPRESS. stop. a, nlaaens.
burg. College. Bclisyille, Laurel, Annapoli' June
:, tion, Jessupis. and Hanover
isIntNEW YORK. IiI.ADELPIlTX. AND los.
TuN EXPltESs. stops nt Laurel.
i;Snton Sunday only for Baltimore and Way eta.
isGRfi;LI%oREI nLApESsnrRa, ;, AND LAu,
.a'StPoini % Rscts Frederick H.se, .,own, WIN;
OF Rocks and Way stations only.
sSRrSrk sas Srf '..i9ns xSp BAL
TIMOItE EXPkiSS5, Elilcott city. Norfolk, ek-
c'pt sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in tho
cars direct to boat at Canton, stops at Bladcns-
burg and Laurel
stiiGsSS '"$ asS Ny SsSs SSSSpus uxpnnss
sleeping cars to Chicago.
aiO-B BkLT1MORE EXPRESS.
EOC-POllt OF Rocks aud Way StatlOna
'''SB ASb FpEish FTshJ SfiSSRT IL fxS p,,oola tts e
cepL sunday Puliman Cars
TIMORE EXPIRES. Sleeping car to New York
and special sleeping car 10 Philadelphia.
tDaily ron sunday only. Other trains daily, ex.
cept sunday.
National Republican., 1878-11-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
York Money Market.
NEw yoRK. nov. q. is's.

YORK money "NrRet
NRw yoRK, nov. q, 1873
Money was easy ri 2s@i.
Foreign exchange was quiet and unchensed'
Gold wts CUE, nj 1915 sales and 100 bli
Government bonds wore steady.
state bonds dull. Louisiana consols, '6'E.
In railroad bonds there renewed n"tlvity, Nis.
souri, Kansas and Texas issues consolidated asschted
selling up nom n to 4s and seconds from ijh to i6.
New Jersey Central hrsts soldup TO llido adjustment
to s.Js do convertible assented to 12G, wlnona and
ST. Peters seconds TO s3L, Southern PHi hrstSt 10
WI aud Erie aud Plttsburg consolidated 10 ", Chi
sago and Northwestern consolidated sold al iliIf@
ia gold coupons at lois@io6,i, Morris and EHex
seconds at iOs long dock bonds at lils Denver and
Rio Grande hrss at st.sps. Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy sinking nnd SIS at a. Central Paclhc ni i0iA9
iG,i, Union Pacific Hrss at iOT9i i07A and Nashyiils
and Dccntur nrsts nt 1907 4@iOf.
Tho stock market was comparatively qulet Al the
opening prizes declined nCaA per cent but subse.
auehtiy . hrm tone characterized tue dealings aud
there was general advance OF iitrif per ceht. In
the final dealings fractional react on from the ngh
est Int took place The leading features were Ws!
ern UEhin. Lake shore, Northwest, 81 Paul and Dtl
shares were generally arm. The transactions nggre
gated iU6.OoO shares OF which 1900 Lakeshore
300 were Wabash, 23Iolv were Northwestern common
300 were do. preferred 100 were 81 Paul, 5oO were
do. preferred, I7,OD delaware. lackAwanin hnu
Western, 2,OIJ were Illinois Central pivo were West
ern Union, and ?oOJ Missouri Kansas aud TeSsA
The iollowipg were the closing pricesi
National Republican., 1878-11-22
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned .. tho Commissioner. ono,

"sohHeu ~ tho osoutthishonerE o"oo.
The retail lqnor dealers have flied petition with
The Commi issioners protesting against the sale OF
liquor by the glass BY gIoccrs and druggists they
not having procured the necessary license. The
paper has boen referred TO the treasurer Of the
District
The market.master Of the Georgetown market
complains Of the rowdies and unruly boys In that
vicinity and asks that his assistant be appointed
special officer TO arrest aud appear against them.
National Republican., 1878-11-22
COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WAsHiNO1ON. NOV. IT. I5It
ARRIVED.
Bscoc's wharves- Steamer Arlington. Allen, Deco.
quan, with hay. straw, and potatoes 10 market.
Riiey's swhbryes-schoonefs John W Gray, Bundick
Pomeroy, Givcni shining Light, ThomRsi T Ham
ilion, Spence: II Goodsell, Evans; Martha Wash.
ington, Sears; American Eagle, Bayiey, and Sarah
Jane RUSSELL all from the Chesapeake Bay, with oys
ters to market
CIEAREp.
Biscoe's wharyes- schooner Ellen Tobn. Bugbee
Georgetown, 10 load coal for Eastern port steamer
Arlington, Allen, down the river, lishti schooner
John X Ford, galloway. down the river. light
Kiley's whRryes- SchConcrs Virginia Lee, Evans
Joe Muller, Kelley. aud Rev Brindall. Brown. all
down the river, light
JOhnsnns whsrf-Schooner Hamburg. Dunn. lIavre
de rncp, 10 load coal.
National Republican., 1878-11-22
GREA,T' -
IS7 3
1878

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
an, ,BGrsLE i,9Ack, STEEI: RAILS, ,,a,,,,
SPLENDID SCENERY ,MAAGNIflcENr EQUIP
ErEESy II SyS I,aS s. sns COZ,
For Pitis6urs aud ths wesi, iGio a m. daily. with
FGS Gar 10 70 PS%rE and SsPnSS G @
IKE B%GrTM@nR y! 1f Nb M'D f6FoM&c fsS f RSiTRSAn
and the North at 7;iO D. m. iay. except SATURDAY..
with Palace Cars to Canandaigna For Williams
port. Lock Haven and watkins, ht 1910 a. M.
i'or New York and the East. 3O and iOl5 y. daily,
vi b Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars 90 a. IN. dCiy' except
Tor BrSokiyn, New York all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats OF "lrooklyn Annex
Rnordng direct transfer to Fulton street, AVOID.
ing double fcrrlage and journey across New York
For Pnndclpha i.3n. t:oO and iCiS n m daily. Lin
For pa PaiIinSrs, + s " 20 Ts =. H. GSf and 5 P ny daily
except sunday; 1910 a. M. lso' 3d. 40 aud iO;il
For fopr's Irek Line. a. m. and 10 p IN. daily
For % XHEnpOiis R% a. m. and i.o p m daily cxccp,
ALEXX%bRIA AND FREpERICKsBuRG RAIL.
NAY AMP pALENASDkiA AND WASHING
Fer Alexandria, D. ::l s. D TO- II u M. and Ills D. IN
5, ,sei :, and il%o II nj. On >unday,s a. M, Eb
r"r Rlchnond and the south. C;lO a. aud 5?o p.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Is. rs.
10, II u M and D. TO i, Gil, AID u y. III.
| On SUNDAY at 4 and 10 IA. III. and Hii ip m.
conmodHous can br procured nj tho niliccs-nOrIh h.
| east corner Of Thirteenth street aud Pcnnsylranin
varIA avenue, and the depot where orders can he
len for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
L. i. FARMER General Passenger Ag,nt
FRANK THOMIrON. General Manhgcr.
National Republican., 1878-11-22
PnDbOSlLS,
DROpOSAIS FOR LABOR AND CuT.STONE
l. WORK FOR THE BUILDING FOR TIE b.
HEAu OF EiiGRAyING AND PiINTISG,
WASHI NGIOS, be,

OFFICE % SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
THEA-CHS DEpAnTMENT,
WAsHINuruS, u. G., Nov. u, lS7s.
Sealed proposals will he Tcrp,vpl nj this Oicp II
u nl III" nh day OF DeCenbhr. 1873 for all the
labor required in laying the brick aud setting tho
sunC-NOTk OF the snperSrlc urp of the building Or
the Bureau Of Engraving aud prlut'ng In this ciy.
Proposals. viii alsp bc Iec iycd unt that time for
all iht stone work, cut lcwiScd and delivered at the
building ready hr setting required or the super
striIriur Ui ine building In H'vuTdauCr with draw
iugs aud specification. Copy Of specification aid Tny
nddiynaI In OTInaliCn may be had on application Ut
this Office, where tho drawings may be seen.
'JNS q. IiII.L.
nuts.u SuperNi Ing ArCh.tacI,
National Republican., 1878-11-22
District Courts.

tIhNb5I NOuhT--tulEF JUsTlIE IANlTER.
Wilson, administrator &c. VS.. Arricss, admins
traIor hearing In progress
EQUITY CouRr-JCsT!CE MACARTHUR,
Burke vs.. Iimyille ct al TUE diyeslcd OUT of de
fcmdant aud Invested IN complainant Rough vs.
lockwood el al; complalusHt to pay $40 Into
c"Grt with mcrest. Lee VS. DRrncille; decree that
ainiil pay defendant u. .s)O with interest within
iXty days from this date aud, IL failure. defendant
osrll Young vs. Kelly; decree to be prepared
:clEc vs.. PECK; hill dismissed complainant al
owed siN months, in which tO redeem property,
otherwise sale confirmed.
CRIMINAL COURF-JUsTICE wYLIE
james Donncly, unlicensed bar (wo cases;
nOlc pros entered ON condition OF having cn,is
samuel icll, carrying conceded weapons; a nolle
pr"s' rhlcfcG. james BUyGu unlicensed bar; not