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National Republican., 1878-12-19
FINANCE AND commerce
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market,

NEW YoRK. Dec. is, 1878.
Money was In active demand today the ruling
rates being I6IG
Foreign exchange was firm At Is2yde3 for long
and Is7'i tss for short.
Gold was weak at 100, sales and bid. The greater
part ofthe business to-day ut iOo l. a,6tiO0 CO.,
Government bonds were quiet and steady
State bonds were dull and nomIna' except louisiana
consols, which were 81 higher.
Hallroad bonds were firm and In good demand. To-
ledo and Wabash seconds to in do ex coupon 10
". Denver and Rio Grande 6rsts TO e3',, New York
Elevated hrss to 1905, New Jersey Central consoII
dated hrsts tRssented) to M do convertible assented
TO H. Delaware aud Hudson registered OF 1897 TO a5,.
Morris and Essex IS OF ISL TO Ss and Pacific OF Mis-
sourl hrsts TO loa Missouri Kansas and Texas con-
solidated assented fell on to i9L.
The stock market was heavy In the early dealings
and prices declined "a per cent but during the amer.
noon the temper Of speculation changed aud pr.crs
advanced d2 per cent. The principal feature Of the
market was Rock Island, which advanced from IIsi,
TO l2nt on the announcement that the directors nt the
mechng on ridny next would, In addition to doclar
scrip dividend Of % per cent 10 be stamped on the
regular crriihc.tes Of stock u this action Is taken
yeslment shares generally were higher in sympathv
With ltock Island IL the general l,t the largest
vnnced ',dIt per cent The coal stocks were adj
Nnncel idH per cent, the latter New Jersey Central
Mhlcn was ~ brisk demand and sold up from 81, 10
'g on lne improved prospects OF the owing
y us connection MiIh the proposed new line from
New York TO the West under the auspices Of the hal.
tlons aggregated is7ODO shares OF which IaOD were
Erie iQWyWcre Lake shore, GIOD were abnsh, ,LOJ
were Northwestern common, I6ysO we're do prei.rreI
100 were Iock Island, 100 were st Paul 800 we're
20 preferred 52,0D were Delaware IIIckRwannA aIid
MMSs,erll, M, do9 were New Jersey sentrsl 2cOi were
and 200 were Ohio and MissSs ppL
Tie following were the closing prices!
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HoUsE or EPREsENTiTIrEs.

On motion Of Mr.. WOOD the Senate amendment
10 the adjournment resolution. extending the recess
from December 20 to January !, instead of the 9Th,
was cOnCurTed IN.
On motion of Mr.. BAKER Qnd.) and Mr.. SISGI L.
TON respectively, the Senate amendments TO the
fortiGcation and consular aud diplomatic appro.
prlNtlUn bills were non.concurrCd In.
Mr.. NOUNG, from the committee IN reference to
yellow fever epidemics, reported joint resolution
appEoprlatng $4,000 for the expenses of that com.
mittee, one ehNlf the amount to be expended by the
Senate and one,hSlib by the House Passed.
recting that grave charges have been made against
the board of physicians aud other pension officers
al Eric, Pa. and authorizing an Investigation into
such charges during the recess by the Committee
OH Expsnditurss IN the Interior Department,
Mr.. WHITE Pa0 objected.
calling for information as to the number of super
yisors and deputy marshals employed during The
late election out ta 81 what fund they were paid &c
The House then. at i;l5, went into the Commit,
tee the Whole Mr.. Lyon In the chair on the
THE amount appropriated by the bill is si,7lO,OCO
NJ. sr4nksi who has charge Of the bill, ex-
year, was the unanimous report of the Appropra-
lion Committee, and met with the approval OF the
Indian Cnice.
II was then read by sections for amendment
Amer portion Of the bill had been considered
Mr.. TnRoCkMoRToN moved that il be reported
b"Ns w hS ioi VI lts
further consideration until after The recess In order
TO give the committees who have been charged with
the inquiry into Indian Affairs a chance TO recon-.
mend some changes In the law relative to the In.
dian Office. II mightbe that an amendment would
be recommended for the transfer of the Indian Bu-
TcGu to The War Department
Mr.; SCALES opposed the postponGment, as tending
to delay the business Of Congress.
Mr.. HOOKER favored the pOstponcment, In order
to give the joint committee In regard TO the trans
fer u chance to make It's report.
The motion was defeated.
Mr.. HOOKER offered gu amendment authorizing
tho payment Of the expenses incurred by the Usage
Indians Incident 10 the execution of trust created
by the treaty Of ls6j, such payment 10 be credited
against the interestbcaring credit Of said Indians
IN the possession Of tie United States
MI SPARKS raised the point Of order that that
would change the existing law.
In the course Of the discussion Nj Page ChaTac
National Republican., 1878-12-19
Baltimore General Market.

BAL TlunHr, Dec. IS l,iS
Culton Gul,t aud slrudy Midd!iug nOnimaily 80
80
Flour quiet aud about s'taly. HOwGrlStreet aud
Western supcrHuc, 81 75r3 -, do extra e. OtI; do
TImlly. Scloi7,; city MII, sup ,hrc, !!7,o do
c,lrn. - .OgIi do Rio brnTds ii.j 70; rataI'co
G.m'ly, td2L
Mhrat-SouihCIn firm, with small offerings. West
rru Grly rciiv+, closing nuu. Southern TcI. HjCGp
II ~ de-. anDcI tltIfJI a. No. Penn ylvana red.
~ o. No. Western lulrr re-. sIul Nuu n"crmbrr,
;IUra; JNnIary, tIrr,NlvE.; ItJ!u.ry, 40
IiG's.
Cuul-SOuihcrn eFS'rr, bu; GgINe. Western slcaly
aud moderately active. southern Willie, to 80
10 yellow IUIIiI, gee Western in,lrJ. ut. old iG4 4Ci
do new. spot and De smhvr ~ IN l"'Ci JahuIry, u
w. u. a.; February, b'Ar; siUaul,r "l' a"
OaIs very IiIm uud N good den II NJ. southern. s0G
iL Western Nhr, s.Ci du. nnNrU. .yH SIC, rrnIsyi.
IIyc strndy ind gu.rt. soulHe.n. ISdOc.
IluN hrUuEI iOI CuICF and ui-hvr Tor prime. Mary
Iaird uIru r"uu~y yiN,u,a pr ne, sllPIA
Provisions VHtt aud easier Mess pork, T. - Bulk
new, 3a'," I,r car luad; packed, new, 50 o. e.
BICun-Nhuu.dCs Old, -; CesT-Tn sides, new, ~.
liuus, UGp -. lsIU. trIvyH O'.r. Butter Ia fr d"
mand for choice Western packed, IIyIsc; rolls, bly
Ice.
Petroleum he'd higher, but dull .rd oniimsd.
loGty steady iur good aud lover q o., muon. RIO
rTrEOrs, lu'.W la'.c.
Whisky nrmcT at u ug.s.
iIeishB TO Liverpool rcr steam eAscr !uF gram.
ClIton, "a; tour - Hd grain, d.
Ilc cIUis- Flour, JD bhls; wheat, 2'luO bu; corn,
ig,IOO hi. w ,,
National Republican., 1878-12-19
Travellers Guide.
Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- The great double.track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH SoRTuwEsf. INVEST WEST, AND SOUTH.
TO TAKE EFFECT

NhiioNAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH SoRTHwEsT,.wEsT, AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY >62EABEa 81 EABE tEFESF +. I:is a, $40 AM
Sc'1tSEY MN " E9Rk; SG P}iiLxPTEPHIA. ANp Dos 8
baltimore only. stops % a, shipey's, Laurel An:
npaggOIis p,gOn JUNCTION; Jess,ps' Hanover, and Elk
60 BALTIMORE, Annapolis, and Way. piedmont,
strasburg, Winchester hagerstown, and Way via
RrIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
chester II NpsE ped%Snt W win
so1NEW 1Nb Y0Hk oIB,iitAPEiEiIiS; BosToN;
New York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
sys f4FEsSIbHF r.sa SS
s: srick: Hagsrstown, and Valley Branch, except
to Cincinnati daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily,
aco..iOn sunday only Baltimore. Annapolis. and
Io:c9-BhLTIIoRE EXPRESS. stops at Iladens-
tion Jessup's, and Hanover.
is;iO, ,ssl!meye, AnnapolIs, Ell!coa C!y, and Way,
i:a' :on sunday only ior Baltimore and Way sta
Rht Rs ss 2Sg s0p. IsT S
Annapolis Junction. - ,,,,-
Of Rocks and Way stations only. " ''
63o.tPHiLADELPIIIA, NORFOLK, AND BAL
T1MORE EXPllESS, Ellicott city. Norfolk, eN.
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct to boat at Canton. stops at Bladens'
burg and Laurel.
sS5-t tGmfG%Go fiN5S an" aS6 MY cGhGMBus cG EXPRESS
Sleeping cars TO Chicago
l0t-BALTIMORE EXPIRES.
'SsB 7SF f4tfHS HxF t2S!sxttE G9sSrs. Il
cept sunday. Pullman tnrs
TIMORE EXPRl2SS~ Sleeping car to New York
and special sleeping car to Philadelphia.
tDaily. Ton sunday only. Other trains daily, cx-
cept Sunday
National Republican., 1878-12-19
Georgetown Commercial News.
VFWII'I-IWWN, DC, T., TNtI
GnNiN NAWkIT.

VfONNI IOWN, DC, u, TH,A
GHNiN NAHkIT
Wheat In tie ale"mcc OF receipts ale, Of vi o.:
to day wrltr the rSc! dHI UH ,u,". while quo
I uOls remain Loniuaily UNCHANGED.
Corn--IhC market for tom cOulInU.s quiet nnh we
10 not hear Of any trunsacl.uns. Qn,i"UUns r,na,n
nominal
HIvFRIEu~r
ArIv"d-SchoorCr Gcorgr Il N,eraud, Van r.iCf,
H. s'on. TO load coal; Charles Dcnu =, Craze, New
bury. 10 load cod.
tI,ufCt.---,hoCrcrS VIM l Abbott. Indlum, Hobo
ken, Nn AlrNunuIiH. wtilI ruaI. vsU lIl ltlll"s.
.,"w IuIk, Wa \ rNruaru, vl,I ua's biNcr, sChu-
hr.d, Di.suway, llUUUkru, MI,l t'l lyn~ rUai.
CANAL.
Arrived EUNts julia TYLER, H4.e Rcsan, and 7
ThEsaCT.
i'nr",l- Roa,s Wheeler Barron. u Il IoTr, E
MulvHI.Cy, huOy. likE'v i,egau, auu / l. tshcr.
National Republican., 1878-12-19
COMM ElttIAL.
Washington River Front.
" WI TNNtV-s' ~ 10 I3''s
AHIIEEp,

NRKIEEp.
sCUcs whurv',-S. .IooncTs ~ all iul'rH, hTCer-
Sun. New YORK, with c,mrnt iDg Wellington Mumu-
mcUt plaster to T. VIM 'uTnud. and pitch an, felt TO
Walker sons; Mary Jauc, ToNw,ll, Prince George,
with wood 10 II l. BIsrur.
Gunand's wharr-SchUon Charles Dennis. Crane,
Nrwhurg. with I,2OJ barrels rd,hcI plaster and 20
tuns lana plaster
Il Icy Hhgrvrs-SlhOouuts II II Lambert Davis;
ln"lc ~, Marshall ard Mary Id'cu, Er wa, al nom
a." Chesapeake IHy, wiln oysters to MARKET
Johnson WhgT'-ScEOUEeT huhin Mason, Black
t., Washington. WITH e, al to q, husUn liru,.
titAHItL
RlcyS whuTy,s-Si huOucrs \ Golden Kelly and
American EagiU. l.SlrN, both Guwn the IIvcs. Ishi.
JU8IsUUS NhHri-SthOOn"r Samuel II IInNrISc.
MU ktII, uuuI down, Ia Eht.
National Republican., 1878-12-19
1878
1877 3
GREAT

ro THE ldnNff lldEnNfNsf LXAN1A R2UIIEirruwrs.r R2UIIEi
sU, .U 'i 'RGSafE fsSek sffEP ESiHLs ro,,,e,
~ rrrHr bEEFa; bSEEfEfFa;nEn "a rs7.
TRAINS LEAVE WASH NGT0S from Depot. cor.
per ofsixth and = streets, as follows;
Pnrlor Car to Pltsburs and sleeping c,lS from
Piusburg 20 Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and Chicago;
Sfy &S Psrct S5 e R&iGRAp SfieS
For tHnandaigra. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara fGl!s
Snd he North a. 1i9 p m daily eNGsT, G wiIiS Ss',
port Lock Haven and watkins, at 1910 h N.
daily, except Sunday. ,.t,..
vi b Palace Cars attached Lniitcd Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, u. m. daily, except
For Brooklyn New York, all through trains connect
at Jersey city with boas OF brooklyn AnneN.
ahoriing direct transfer 10 Fulton street, AVOID
Ing double ferrlnge and Journey across New \ Ork
For PiiIodelrhIa l3o ,:ao and ic;lS p daily. LIN
For Baltimore, S:3i a.O H.. and l:a y. NJ daily
except sunday lGloa M, l;So 5O' $40 aud lol'
For fopes tTack Line. q. m. aud Leo r. M. daily,
For annapolis, a. m. and TO p. m. daily except
ALEXXYbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For AexandrIa O. ;;i5 ~ TO- II ~ m. and ii, =, r:o
5, Cos, :. and ii:lo p m, On SunIay,v n. M. lilS
For Hichinond and the South, Go a. nj. and go p m
dAi'y.
For Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad so p. m. daily.
., IL, II II ~. and 3 40 :, els, AID /. T. IN.
On sunday at and 10 n NJ. and GIjp M.
cUmmOdatlOns can be procured At the GnicCs-nOrlh-
east corner Of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania
SHem.e, n9r!hraSt GSrn"r o. Siree' r and rsn{
lei for the chec King OF baggage to destinations nom
L. l. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1878-12-19
PROPOSALS..
PRoposALs FOR TELEGRAPH POLES.

pRoPosALS FOR TELEGRAPH POLES.
The Western Union telegraph Company invites
proposals until " o'clock noon January L. 1870 for
furnishing CHESrNUT TELEGRAPH POLES, ns
follows to be delivered on ihs cars Mt any station
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad bstween baltimore
aud Washington, on or before April !, 1875
NO Chestnut Poles, 30 feet long, inches In diameter
ht top.
20 Chestnut Pocs 40 feet long. inches In diameter at
top
All poles he ofiive wood but cuts tpost or tic not
cnt 90 reasonably siraEhti round, well trimmed
and barked, and cut on square ut the butts.
Bills to be paid between the 18th and 18th of the
month following the deliveries.
The right II reserved to reject any and all BIDS
accept any one which may seem for the best interests
Ofthe Company.
The party whose tender Is accepted may, Rt tho op-
uon OF the Company, be required to give bond. with
two suretles for the proper lllment OF the contract
Proposals should bo sealed and addressed TO the
fersigned, and the envelope should be indoTsed,
Proposals for Telegraph Poles -
J. MERRIUEw.
Superintendent Western Union Telegraph Co.,
lelN.st IhLlndelphln. pn.
National Republican., 1878-12-19
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned ut the Commissioners onic


James Murphy has been appointed Nn additional
private the police force TO 10 duty in the Agr.
cultural grounds.
Permits for repairs have been issued TO the West
Crn Presbyterian Church to build OncstUTy school
room, 500; John W, Easily patch ROOT, So George
c. Nichols, ColonnNdc, s7j.
Many OF the officials NJ tho Capitol have request
cd thai Police Officer O'IlaTe be detailed to 'vc
cut thieves aud trNmpS from the CHpiul and pro.
tcct NIsilor. Tie onlCcr Is well qualified for the
work.
National Republican., 1878-12-19
Auction SdLes--T0-Ddv,
n II. WARMER, Real Estate AuctIoneer.

lJs
TRUSTEES SAIL. OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY DWELL!NG, no. fOOo MARYLAND
by virtue OF deed of trust. dated September Is A.
D. ls73 duly recorded In Liber No. 73 6lio rs of
the land records for the District OF Columbia aud q.
the request OF the party secured thereby shall sell
at public aucon III front OF the premises lUnS
DAY, December ~, 1875, at o'clock p. ni all that
piece or parcel o. ground situate Ip he city q Wash
division Of Original ioI numbered one ", in square
s same on MARYLAND avenue the distance Of eighteen
s) feet nine and half (Ss) inches from the south
east corner OF said lot ID, and running thence west
wardy with the line OF said avenue nineteen o) feet
four aud q halt 90 inches thence norhwestwardly
at right angles with said avenue thirty EIGHT (3) feet
three and half (3 inches; thence due north eighty
four (si feet nine (Dl inches thence east twelve 2)
feet four and half inches; thence south sktytwo
(Gl feet seven "a inches thence
right angles with said Maryland avenue hny.hve (bj)
feet one and quarter inches 10 the place OF be-
ginnlng, together with the improvements &c.
Terms: one.third cash, and the balance In sir,
twelve. and eighteen months with interest at per
cent. per annum, secured by deed q trust on The
property sold or all cash nt option OF the purchaser
500 deposit and al recording and eonveysneing at
days otherwise the trustee reserves the right TO resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the deAulng puT
chaser aner five days advertisement.
a. II. EiCHSTADT Trustee.
j. U. COIDWEII. Salesman. de1-aawNns
National Republican., 1878-12-19
VoUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioncers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF 4 DEsIRABLE THREE;
STORY DWELLIN1 ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
ksTREET, BETwEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREIfrS NORTHEAST.
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated January a. A. ID.
1876 duly recorded In Lber No. SIS, folio i4o one OF
the land records for the District OF Columbia and at
tile request OF the holder OF the note secured thereby
we VIII sell at public auction, In front OF the prem
ises, on SATURDAY, December ., is7s, at o'clock
the city OF Washington, d, G., TO wit; Lot numbered
tNo hundred and twenty-five (s2j), In H. f. Uilberts
recorded sub division Of square numbered six hun
dred and :seyeniy.nve 800, together with the i'm.
provcmcnts, &c
Terms! One-thiId cash, aud the balance In six and
Twelve months, with interest al per cent. per an.
num- secured by deed OF trust the property sold,
or all cash at option Of the purchaser One hundred
dollars deposit required ht the time OF sale and all
conveyLncing and recording nt purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with In seven days; otherwise
the trustees reserve the right TO resell tile property at
the risk and cost OF the deinultpg purchaser sitter
five days advertisement.
CliARLES 4, PRENTIss, rrr,,,.,
delleodts BRAINARDII. wARSERl ''us'eh
National Republican., 1878-12-19
Real Estate Transfers.

Andrew Williams TO J. b. johnson, for $500, part
Of lots !. 81, o. and 3I, subdivision of Pleasant
Plains: samuel Cross ct al. RssiGnccS oJ :. Jones'
for s2O'O, Fart of lot 6, square Idl w. D. CHssn ct
lhrekclds addition 10 Georgetown; VI. VI. ROhrrr
ct AL trustees, TO Luther Gilbert for s!OpO lots -
hln gu -; suoidNts'on square @Ji l.. AmIetnoh 70
shsl0 sub lot II, square l22
National Republican., 1878-12-19
District Courts.

CIRCUIT CouRT-CHiEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Leopold Luchs vs. Connecticut Mutual Life In.
surance Company; argument in progress. 4
EQUITY CoURT-JusTiCE MACARTHUR.
Smith vs.. Robinson decree ordered TO be drawn.
Roche vs.. Moran; auditors report ratified: money
to be paid To trustee by Annis Moran. Clarke vs..
Clarke; Eugene story appointed guardian al litem
for infant defendant. smith ". Raincy submit
ted. Ccas vs.. Burgess; hearing commenced.
CRIMINAL couRT-JUsTICEw wYLIE.
Cornelius Williams. assault aud battery with In.
tent TO kill William lenmngcr; Oh trial. James
Madison Wyatt Stone, indicted for murder; case
continued for the term
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit COurt-ChiCf-Justicc Cartter.-No. aGi,
Fletcher VS.. Fletcher; No 1Ss, Brooks VS.. Boston;
No. 200, Foley VS.. Blake Ct nl. No. a3i Abbott.
Downing & Go. vs.. Moran ct al: No. 3Gs. higgins
VS.. Grant: No. 425 NailOr Crngen; No. 2il, lun-
man vs. Washington Market Company; No. 2i3,
lIOlslon vs.. Washington Market Company; No FL,
Strong vs.. Lattn: No. ~ English VS.. Wander
werkCn; No. 2l3 May VS.. Richardson.
Equity COurt-JustiCe MacArthur-No >. FitZ,
hugh vs.. GNskins: No 81, Sullvanvs Black; No .S.
Gilmore w. Chapman; No. 40. Smith vs. Robin
son No. II. Hilton vs. sherman; No. A. CastlCmnn
VS. Fricdcrclch No. 49, {, Fletcher VS.. Shelby No.
A. Dennis vs.. johnson; No. s. Metropolitan Saw
ngs Bank vs. Tracey ct nj.
Criminal COurt-Justcc Wyiic-LousG Wallace,
inNmticide: Frank Frederick, rape and assault
with intent to commit npe John H. Coleman,
forgery; James Warfield, larceny; Annie FOulk,
robbery: ArmstcNd BRnkclt receiving stolen prop.
crty Budd Warner, robbery uhrCc cases.
National Republican., 1878-12-19
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
EoLEY. Auctioncer.

Will sell at Cohen's Loan Onice corner Seventh
offered In this city.
Diamonds. Gold and silver Watches, Necklaces,
Chains, and Rings.
Ireaslpins aud Jockets, Solid Silver and Plated
waie Clothing Guns and Revolvers
And many other articles too numerous TO mention.
suitable for ChrAlmnS Presenia. dcla.Bt
National Republican., 1878-12-19
Professional.

nR. B0SWORTH, 9lS + STREET y. W, IS THE
- most skillnl and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever IN this city, All nervous aud chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases n special
J. Patterson, y. C.; Samuel Norment, Washington ID.
G., and othcra Consultation free. nol+ly
National Republican., 1878-12-19
Groceries.
SEASONABLE GOODS
now ron sALEAr
PROCTOR BROTHERS
NEW STORE,
Cor. Fourteenth and Corcoran SITS.
All New, Fresh, of the Best Quail
ity, and CHEAPER than
A.. the CHEAPEST.

All Sugars al less than cost.
Ralslns, Currants. Cron, Prunes, Grapes, Oranges,
Lemons Fig. Nuts Mince-Meat, equal TO Gordon a
Dilworth's, or homemade, at lie Dried Apples &c
per ID.
over Hny varieties fancy Crackers and Cakes.
All kinda OF Canned Goods at prices to suit every
one, and OF unsurpassed quality.
New cldcr-both sweetland hard.
New Maple syrup. SIC per quart
Mocha Coffee, roasted Sjc o. o. Java 3c: best Rio.
&c; all kinds American and Foreign Chooses; New
York State Dairy and Creamery Butter, from 2sc to
SIC Crockery, glassware and wOodenware Cara
mes, French, Mixed, and Broken Candy cheaper than
on the Avenue.
but all fresh and warranted good. declo-tf
National Republican., 1878-12-19
COKE DOWN TO FOUR CENTS.

EEIIX DESFOSSES FRENCH BAKERY
Il VIENNA ROLLS 4 SPECIALITY,
Established Is0al
IS YEARS OF INCREASING SUCCESS.
FELIX DES SFOsSE
the well known ard only real French baker In Wash
lngtOn, has removed to No. 2Ol2 III street between
twentieth aud Twenly-Hrst streets, near Pennsyl-
yanla avenue. where, IN house expressly built lor
the lurpuse, lie has greater facilities than before for
the manufacture of the best French and American
Bread. French Bread specially. Liberal terms of
lCTed TO hotels and dealers.
~ n-FrenCh Bread is recomm ended for persons Of
delicate health, especially tor those suffering nom
dyspepsia. Beware Of limitations dectu
National Republican., 1878-12-19
J. T. coLDwELI. Salesman. ~ h'iNpd de;.aa% nS'
.nUECANsoS BROS, AUCTToNEERs.
- Corner Of Ninth and ID streets,

nUNCANSON BROS, AUCTToNEERs.
- Corner Of Ninth and d streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROP
EMTY AND LARGE LOT OF GROUND NEAR
THE ARSENAL BEING THE STONE MILL
Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust dated July 10,
iGJ and recorded in Liber No. I3s, ioo lGi. DC OF
the land records Of Washington County, In the Dis
tfct OF Columbia, the undersigned, trustees, WILL
THURSDAY, the 10th day OF December. A. u lsis at
3D o'clock In ront OF the premises, sell at pub
lie auction all those pieces or parcels Df ground stu
ate In the city ofWashngton. District Of Columbia,
known and designated as Iart Of original lot mum.
bercd twelve (2l fourteen 90, fifteen (5), sixteen
(G), seventeen U7) eighteen Os), nineteen (ig and
twenty (2D, In square numbered Ave hundred and
four O according TO the recorded plat OF said city
Of Washington, containing thirty.ons thousand
$1,000 square feet OF ground. more less together
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF n
twostory mill, which has been used stone Gswing
mill. &C.
Terms OF sale: As prescribed by said deed OF trust
the amount OF Indebtedness secured by the said deed
OF trust unpaid, viz, slO00 with interest from July
D. s st the fnte of per cent. per annuni, and the
expense OF sale, In cash, and the balance Mt six,
twelve, and eighteen months. tor WI Ch the notes OF
the purchaser bearing interest from the day Of sale
At six per cent per Gnnum and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold, will be taken deposit
terms OF sale shah not be complied with within ten
days amer sale the trustees reserve the right resel
at the cost and risk the defutlng purchaser upon
giving ten days public notice.
EDWARD W. PARSONS, ,r.,.,...
delTuThSst ROBERT DAY. ii"sees
National Republican., 1878-12-19
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Cour, OF the United States.


WEDNESDAY,, Dec. IS, 1873.
On motion Of Mr.. Roscoe Conllng. John ]. Nc.
Cook, esq, OF New York city, was admitted to prnc-
tice
On motion Of r. T. spNldlng. Hiram J. BeNkes,
esq, Of Ann HNrbor, Mich, was admitted TO
practice
On motion OF Mr. George Howe, Charles J. Row.
ell, esq. Of Banton Vt. was admitted TO practice.
No. I'll John H. sctllemIer, plaintiff in error, VS..
William J. sullivan. Submitted by Mr.. J. y. Dolph
for plaintiff in error and by Mr. W. Lair Hill for
defendant IN error under twentieth rule.
No. ". William q. PCfris, for himself, &C., np.
pellnnt vs. Ernest Hcxamer. Argument concluded
by Mr.. J. J. COOmbs for plaintiff IN error.
No. ~. N. T. and T.. J. Slaughter, appellants. vs.
James VI. Glenn ct al executors. Submitted by
Mr., W. :. Ilerndon for appellants and by Mr. Isaac
Collins for appeccs.
No. 81. Tho county OF Daviess plaintiff in error.
vs.. Alfred Hindekopcr. Argued by Mr.. Joseph
Shipnen for defendant In error and submitted by
Mr.. W. p. Hall for plaintiff In error.
No. Sc, The Bank Of America, plaintiff IN error.
VS.. Virginia and A. ID. Banks. Argued by Mr.. J.
r. Chalmers for defendants In errur and submitted
by Mr.. A. y. Pittman for plaintiff In error.
No. y. Otto and b. Andrcac, appellants vs.. G.
and I. b. Rcdhcld, cxccutrix and executor, &c.
Argument commenced by Mr.. X. q. lngersOil for
appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock.