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The New York herald., 1878-09-11

corn. ios l5o bushels; oats eaia5 do rye lo45o
barley malt i3 760 Flour steady. The sales in
Guiding state. Western and southern were 1900 bbls
sales of 400 bulls Corn meal quiet with OF
tho AID 800 bags city sacked AZ e per
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

GALVESTON Sept. 10. 1873,
Cotton weak and declining; midding, lo,ac. low mid.
bales Sales. LIS. stock 1929
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED,
MARRIED.

KoERpEL- KEMPSxR-Mr. BENJAMIN KoERrEL 70
MISS HANNAH KEMPNER.
National Republican., 1878-08-02
ponds EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
Tho Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
HOT; Ask for Ponds Extract
9ske no other.

"Hesr, fsf will speak sf eseelient
things"
PONDS EXTRACT = The srcat Vegetable
thirty years, and for cic rnlinsss and proupt
curative virtut4 oanoOt be eaotl He'd.
nena: Erss rs Sss .Gss .ofs ,a,ss. ssss.
Contus.ons, Cuts, sprnins, tire relieved
aimo.t instantly BY external spp,ication.
EIeori.tiens, Chahnss, OLD sores,
hollis, Fcions, Corns, etc. Arrests in
mmspS GSSsSfs Sad bss 'ops sspp
LhDi KS and Il their best friend. IL assuss.s
the pains g shich they are peculiarly
the head, nausea vertigo, &c. Il prompt,
amehorates and permanently heals ali
kinds Of inaan,niations and uioora.
HEnoH Il MoIDs or PILES and in this the
only immediate relief and ultimate cure.
No case, however chronic or obstinate can
long reeist it's regular use.
vAnICOsE VEINS. 1t Is tho only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. II las no equal for per.
BLEEDING from any cause. For this it isa spe-
eihc. II has saye1 hundretis Of live. when all
other remedies failed 10 nrrest bleeding from
nose, stomach. lungs, and elsewhere.
TooTHACiIE,. Earache, Neuralgia and
Mhsams,ism, l,hs are .,,, al alike rehevod' and
EHYbICIANs Of all schools who arc aoqunintcd with
Pond's Extract OF witch Hazel recon;
many Of whom order IL for use in their own
Oider Its for Swellings Of all kinds,
Quinsy, Sore Thr roat, In famed Tom
sils, simple and chronic Diarrh1a, Ca
tarrh tier which II In 0 spse,fel, Chill
blsins, Frosted Feet, stinss Of
insects, Musqutt0es, etc, Chspped
1laisds, Face, and indeed all ninEsr Of
skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness. Rc~ghnes.
and smarttnRy lRals Cuts, Eraptions
and Pinsples. 1t rerir.s, tnrisonif,, and
ryfr.is,s while wonderfully improving the
Completion.
TC FAuMElts-Pond's E1truet. No Stock
breeder, no Livery Man afford 70 be With
out IL II Is used by all the leading Livery
Etatl,s, Street Railroads and first Horsemen
an New York City; Il has no equal for sprains'
Harness or Sdddle Ciafngs, Stiffness.
Scratches, swglngs, Cuts. Lacoptions, Bleed
aIgs, Pheum6hiH, Colie, Darrh9a, Chills,
Colds. &c. Its range of nctien IL wide, and the
relief 1t affords & 20 prompt that 1t Is inv'alua-
HE in every Farm ard as well in every
farmhouse. Lat II be tfisd oree, and you
will never lie without II.
CAUTIONi Pond's Extract has been initiated.
lhe genuine article has the words Pond's
Extract blown in caol bottle. IL Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
lnew how to prepare II properly. Refuse all
ether preparations Of Witch Hazel This is
the ouly article used by Phys'nians, and Ia tho
hospitals Of this country aud Europe.
HISTORY and Uscr OF S1nd's Extract,
in pam1,hlet form, sent frss, on appliultfon TO
-ONp's ExTRACT COMPANY, W Aasdei
National Republican., 1878-08-02
A Picked Gorilla.

DIR. Thomas q. Morton, OF Philadelphia Pa.
last week received as present Il two.year old
gorilla, in nm excellent state of preservation
The few specimens of this formidable beast
which have appeared IN this country have all
been stuffed but rs DR.. Murton's gift arrived
in a barrel OF rum it is in the condition it was
when indigestion and disease put an end 10 its
existence. When il had been placed in proper
condition its photograph was taken. The
pictures were all good, and showed his African
majesty to great advantage. The beast was
the present Of Rev. II. II. Nassau, n missionary
IN the Ogon River, West Africa.
The carcass at present IL in the museum OF
the Pennsylvania Hospital, where It Is 10 he
dissectcd. IL Is the intention to have the car
thoroughly and infinitely examined, aud
to do this several months will be- required. Dr.
II. G. Chapman has kindly consented to under
take the main part of this work. the results Of
which will be- anNiuusly looked for by medical
men aud others. The specimen thus secured
is that Of young male, but, MS the relations OF
the animal TO suCicty remain undCliucd, the
deceased Is alluded TO ms "it," instead of he
Like young children, the gorilla, before Its
death, niuycd being pettcd. but when 1t was
veXcd OF in II dyspCptic mood it followed the
example of older people, Of buttiug its head
against wall. \ wasting disease reduced the
carcass of the youthful gorilla considerably,
but fortunately the organs, &c, are in u gO0d
condition for examination, us the carcass was
placed IN the rum II few hours after death. la
addition TO the carcass, the skeleton of u full
grown beast was received at the same time.
National Republican., 1878-08-02
MrscEb 1okous.

Fanny Davenport on ErRffsls Acting.
In n recent interview Miss Davenport told
some queer things about the state of the Eng
i'sh stage, aud confirmed the reports that have
| already reached here Of the renewal In London
OF tbe Oil prejudice that used to exist them
against American actors, This prejudice
she said, would probably not affect such actors
as Mr.. Jefferson or Mr.. Il I'll, hut would prove
| an almost unsurmountablc barrier to the occu.
patton of any American stock actor by Lon
don manager. The prejudice is dne, think,
TO the fact that while our managers import the
best stock actors that London can furnish, we
export only second and even third class stock
OF our own-actors who can scarcely be said to
hold established positions in our leading New
York theatres
is London stock acting so superior to that
which obtains In our own thcatresY'
"fou cannot at all compare them," replied
MISS davenport. It's so tame, so excessively
quiet as TO give an American an idea of his
tricnic inanity. They push this so far that
even London audiences begin to yawn and ask
for little more vivacity, a little more life.
The great success Of Charles Thorne In London
was due, think, chiefly to the earnest honesty
OF his passion, which startled them at frst and
| finally delighted them.n
so ''''' n'"k' ''NtluEH NbHlVUrt WIN tHUSt
given us at Wallack's or the Union Square, for
instanccp
In that, too, comparison Is difficult. In
stage setting, as in costuming, literal correct
nesJ is the quality chiefly sought. There Is an
absence Of idcalizstion In both which would
make them hard to American eyes As the
purpose of my quick visit was to see the man.
ner in which the play Olivia was mounted
and dressed before produced II here, i paid spc.
cial attention TO that Of course / am certain
that u literal reproduction of tho scenery,
dresses, OF even acting Of the play rs saw It
IN London would, in New York, be considered
tircsonicls tame The correct form was there
but to my eyes the color was absent. / saw the
piece but twice. The second sight only con-
frmcd the first and preferred trusting Gu
tireIy to the warmer temperament of our
painters and our actors to reproduce the spirit
OF Goldsmith and the ideal Of Mr.. Wills to
giving facsimiis of the English performance
and presentation
rs II true that Mr.. Wills treated you
rudelyy,
Not at all. lie treated me after the
English fashion-thst Is all. mean by that,
when expected the warmth Of reception that
| IN English actress would receive here, | was
met oil purely business footing, and was left
| to pay for my own boxes or stalls to see play
played for which ! payed an English author
| $4,000 Ia good American gold. Here every
theatre flies open to the professional visitor
| from England. ] believe, however, that the
relations between author and manager are DIFF
tcicnt in England from what they arc IN France
or america Tic old Grub street notion oi
tio!dsmlths own day Is not yet extinct Ia
England, and gentleman Of even Mr.. wills
abilities may dancc attendance on London
manager as contemptuOrsly ignored as Dr.
Johnson in the ante.chamber or Lord Chester
field"
National Republican., 1878-08-02

AutTIoSEERs.
Duncanson BroS., Sinth aud SITS.
WASH. H. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street
BOOksELLERS AND sTArIONERs
soIomous & Chapman. oil Prnnsy Ivl.nia avenue
snlliinst3n N IA avenue and iour,.nd'"hHlf street
" v u" il. 4 O. ii. McfrIsS,, a.5 Pennsylvania sy.uuc.
h. NJ. Whlisker Vernon Row. Pa ave. and Tenth ST.
BAKEitA
Felix Desfnsses ,2Ol: II street.
CLOTHIEa
=. s. Justh, Go d street
DENTISTS
Dr, Z DeMontrrvflIr. No. IL, >, northwest
DRUGGlSrS.
CoughIns Temple Drug store, r and Ninth Streets
Entwisle. Pennsylvania avenue and Iwelnh street
EDUCATIUNAL
Edward G Townsend. IllJ NnIh street northwest
Mrs. burr iSs II street
MIS- Narrower, lA,5 street
GeOrgctown College, Uemrsetown, IL
Park seminary, Isl Tinh -treet northwest,
SPenCerlsg Busns.s ness college Seventh and l. u'reeuA
school Of MurIc 70; Eighth street
Musics, Conservaiory. o. r Buiord. -. Ninth street
FINE ARTS.
Markrter. CO + street northwest
HoTELS
n Ss soS sSrF @ and ave
hhs,iToPoii.an, Metre P, fsnna ave. and sixth street.
Wormleys' Ii and nfSeenih streets
Morton House w and va l. street
fremont Ho,sa
HATTERs.
Il. II. stlnemetz. i2s7 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance ComI any, 8 High street,
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAlLOItS
Eiscman Brothers corner seventh aud -treesA
A. SAks 4 Co., Seventh street
Il Robinson a Co., oo Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS
Sanders & Stsyman Penna. ave. and Twelfth street
PHOTOLlrHOGRAPHE
Norris Peters, Photo. to.lithographer, No Us Penn
sylyaniA avenue.
REAL ESrATE
H. ". Warner, ai6 + street northwest
John sherman, 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch Fox, Frecdmans bank building, 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKcnney & Co, I:7 Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-08-02
The Battle Abo,e III, Clouds,

Colonel Il. +. Maxwell, u Confederate officer,
agrees with General Gnut that there was no
battle on Lookout Mountain. lie was officer
of the day ou the occasion of the capture Ol
Lookout Mountain, and most Of the time on
the picket line. He says Il feel safe in as-
scrtiug that no one in either army, not Hc-
tually engaged hsd better opportunities than
for knowing whether an affair which could
by any reasonable possibility be nIagniiled into
u battle did take place on that occasion um
the magnitude of the Battle OF Lookout
Muuntain'-the famous battle shove the
clUuds'-nIay be formed when | declare that
not circumstance. not even the irregular firing
Of pickcts or skrmshers, occurred to disturb
the prevailing stiffness"
National Republican., 1878-08-02
Failure of Mcyicker.

Mr.. McNicker the fither.in.law OF Edwin
Booth, has filed voluntary petition in bank.
ruptcy. The liabilities are SG30,0oO secured
debts $4,000, and unsecured debts 1875, 900.
OF this amount SJ07,0 900 Is owing to the city of
Chicago on the strength of Judgment r"r.-
dered against the bondsmen of David 4. Gage,
the defaultiug city treasurer.
The petitioners proceeding will release him
from his contract with the New Chicago The
atrc, and the business of McNickcrs Theatre
will 90 on rs usual. The $4,000 Is owing
Edwin Booth aud Mrs. J, II. McNicker money
borrowed in lSs2 for the purpose Of rebuilding
McNicker's Theatre after the fire. The assets
consist of the theatre, which originally cost
S2OO, eco but would probably only bring ss0,08U
or $4,000 ut the present time, aud some lots
aud other property, valued at Sl0,00. There
are also some claims ior nOn-iulillnent of cOu-
tract, which, however, are considered worth.
la
National Republican., 1878-08-02
pROPOSAIS.
PROPOSALS FOR srrE FOR NAVAL oasER.
l. NA1DRi.

NAVY DErAHrNgST, july u, Is7s
The undersigned M W tc'n nppointedn CpnInis-lt
spS,a s,e within lie Di.ir2ct Of Giinda sor the
uIit,-i Ssirs Naval osercetnryi such siicto prsa
orRtnt,s rheFc of from the ,1ty
wnsifngion, and such other advantages may be
found eApedt'n, snd 70 report hlN thereon, nglnd
ing e'lia'ps nfrhe tutu exp 'ns" ur sud tp and tie
removal Of tue Observatory, TO the NEXT sion OF
Congress
"SrTioS aaid Commission shHll Invite fsalef
rroposas nr O1ers of -a's from tiIe.owner- az mnd
deem d ~ for such ste eontainlng such movs,cn'
convey such hard TO tie units ~ ttts nc~e tie sine
shall hereafter be .lerte aud determined on aIth'
operet by tile iull eon,mison pIf rely AND IN t,Is
presence of persons niered who NAV ef oosp to at
notic 10 ali parties in crested aid no p osal 70
ceved at such Formal orening -hFJl be ops1rd or
In accordance with the above provs.on scaled pro.
possis for such site Will hn received until noon oi the
18th day OF August next at which time they will ba
enc ofsrh persons Interested a. may chuuse 10 ID
tend and thf4 y due nN,icr Of said oprnins
Proposals must he lndorse 'Prop0,als fer lie tor
Naval observatory" and directed TO the "Cuinm;s
snn TO Hsccruin cot of fraoving the Naval Ohscrva.
tory, care ofthe Secretary Of the Navy"
which the property Is dC.cribei, and he accompanied
with piet ofthe same and conform 10 conditions OF
The quRniliy Of lnnd required viii he not greater
than my toJ acres nor les than twenty l2) ncrcs,
and the price must he stated por acr" subject to NC
ii parties offering tract larger than twenty ieO)
acres are willing t9 give the option q taking any ql.
y not less than that at the stipula or nod
fled price, they will so state In their proposals,
Blank forms for proposals may be obtained at tile
Proposals must be signed by the owner or owners
DANIEL AMMEN,
Hear Admiral, U. \. ".
J. q. BARNARD,
I,lpa-N
National Republican., 1878-08-02
O7S GREAT 272
NV ~ ,,,,.~..,,, -. na,,,,. As -

r,,, rE;NsNsYtIXANIA, GouTEF; -,
BHSHtf TffSx 5Ifsi Hai EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE IESh WSshiisEf3s i ts'3 from Depot cor
For plii.barE and ihs We, IGIg a. m daily an, Mlsn
Pittsburg 10 Cincinnaii. ST Iouis, and Chicago;
STIE VII f@fss SsF 4 SfefSS
for Canandnigua, Rochester, buffalo, NsguA fnA
md tie NorIh NJ TiE p m daily tkcega ss,mrng
Lock Haven, and l;iniira at io'iOa in. daily. ek
For & 1S5s xss Fs the tsrs s aGsI Rnsd
press OF Pullman Parior Cars, s.1 ~ II. daily er.
For RfooSiyn New York all through tra,ns copnes
gsTey Cg VII, GoIs o, ,t,,,n as, nwod
lbs doaSis iSrTIsse and journey across New York
for Ns% York and the East is 2 m aay except
Boston
rsr Pniiadelpnia, ise m daily except sunday and and
"a ~ q, dny ss1er. sunday s and a,
p IN. daily, except Sunday
For Pores Greek Line, eS a. IN. and 90 p m. daily
For kn,iEpois, o:SS TN. and ts .p m daily EXCEPT
ALFxxNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
For Al-Ar,ndrrI D. :, o. 10 &c. H. II. M ~ 90,
For HI hmond and The S0uiI -, ana soja. daily,
,oSns a SiS esSys y N daily she1t r. sSSsh %sihnon
Tn Sunday at 8: and 10 a. M. and q; Op m.
Tickets, Information. sleeping and parlorc,,r 20
eIr corner Of Thirteehti streotand Pennsy wanna
cnue. northeast corner Of sixth street AM Pennsyi
len iof ihS ehs;Eins ofbassIse 10 destination from
rnASk TiinMsS iinMsS G"nsini isnsfdiM Mssssef. Mef an 2 "i
National Republican., 1878-08-02
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great douJJslfnck '
NATIONAL ROUTE ANDSlioRT LINE =
NORTH, NonruwrssSt, MEsr. AND SOUTH
TO TAKE EfFECT
SUNDAY, JuNEU ISIS, AT ED AM

SUNDAY, JuNE9 ISIS, At ED A. NJ.
~hii,tNEw Y6ilk YlFF PMifssiiK,IB&EIipHrA, AND nos
TON fNpRE>S. tlicO Guy. On Sundays TO Hal.
I:,.SGp' SGp' Z, Sn,piey IL l"f nn"'ro'
GIU-HaItlm re, Annapolis, and Way. O'muoesry
Sirp6 burg, w1relrsSicr. Hsseriown nnd Way via
TR-iBALrGMoRE A M I.Nl'REL EXPRESS
Eio-rwint Of Ruchs tCnnberry, Strnsburg. Win
chester. llagerstnwn. IN Way stations.
ANn ra89Rk fstid2 III E,IS&S 7; SG%
iorK nbd rhiladelrhia stops at Annapolis Juno.
sI;-tsT. LOUIS, CHICAGO. CoLuMBus. AND
PITIkBll lG ENPRESS. 1AgsfStown aud Valley
Branch except sunday. Though ,at to stHunt In.
Pullman Oars - CnclilIuli daily. Grafton to sun
isoj.-On SUNDAY oniy-Bal, more Annapolis ani
Isie-RALTIMoRE ExPntse. sap. a, Bladens-
burg; BetsIlllc, Llure Annapolis jan, On, Jcssups
snI ~ Hanover
lAlo-Iiatlnore Annapolis. Elcott Ciy, and wav.
iisO-iS iStw YORK. .PfiIl.ABf,LPlilA AND nt,--
TON ENPRESS Oh SUNDAYS TO Baltimore only,
stopping =, ~ S s!n,SnS t,9ls ni Laurel ,xr
LXrRRf ENfiIfS9 fprdSfieK @ via Relay. Stops Stops
nj Annapolis Junction
IGi-irunt OF l,ocks, Frederick, IIagerstown Win:
chester, and WAY stations. On Sundays to foni Of
th-tRiltim6.c, AnnNppll:, and WY stations;
s:tlztPi! :NDkLPui IA, NORFOLK, AND BAtr
folk ras,engerr taken in the cars direct 10 boat
Canton, stops ut Badcnsburg and Laurel
GIl-tl5altiihore and Way stations. , ,,,,,
t-,BALrihoREE ENpisISSa,
AS6 sTfrsRit ritIS Ia ISPHMfsAFi ISPHf sSSrE' lsTias eHerp
Tesi %T%si E% ES YofH, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE ENrRisss. slS%ping car 10 New
York and speciu Sleeping car TO philadcllhla
tDav. Other tIalnS daily. except Sunday.
National Republican., 1878-08-02
Baltimore General Market.

..,,,,, BALrihnhE. August ], ISIS.
Flour steady and unchanged. HowRrdstTeet and
Western snpyrine. s2hLa. to. extra ~ sLI -; do.
hn,ily, ~ n5 2; Guy Mills supcriine e dJdJ .5 do
extra q TbI25 do. Ito brands u 49, ratapsco lam.
lily, 1850.
wheat-Southcrn active and lower Western quiet
and easier. southern red, prime. celsI %: do. anI-
ber OD o.; No.2 Western winter red spot 81 Oih
August. ~ Ols, Scptmbccr. u o..
COrn-Southern stcndy. Western quiet and easter.
SoutheTn white, $40 &c; do yellow, SldS3c; Western
mixed. spot aud August, EtlC; September, Isac Oc-
tobsr, ,I9t IA f's C; steamer, 40.
Oats steady. Southern 3sdSic; Western white, SIC
do. mixed. SttGIlc; Pennsylvania, 33,G 3tc.
Rye quiet and steady at klc.
Ola
Provisions firm. Fork. tiO ~. Bulk meats-I.oose
shoulders, SIC: cearrb Sides &C; packed. Bil6l
&C. Bacon-Slouiiers. &C: cc;r.rb sides 5c. iIaIs
1:di3c. Lard, refined. &c. Butter firm and higher
choice Western, lSif lir.
Petroleum easier Refined, iO,sc; crude, sSs4c.
.onee nm; Ito cnIhOes i2s4CslL,iG
Sugar steady aud unchunred at siln9Lr.
Whisky dun at d I'd.
keceipts-Flour. 1850 bbls: wheat IsOOJO bu corn,
2tco bl oats. go bu; rye, 500.
shiPmens.Wheai l7s.GD bu; corn, 1900 bu.
:, Freghls to Liverpool per steam quiet. Cotton I'D
flour. - 6d; grain, ~.
National Republican., 1878-08-02

Miss ANNIE Louise CARY, Wm. Castle, Sig
nor TagliupiutE, aud other singers will give
Two concerts at the Grand Union, saratoga, on
August 3 and u.
TmE hcggars are not without wit. Il haven't
any money to-day, sir" saba Louisville man,
to one ut them. Il hops yen not he long
without it, sir" replied the hcggar, turning
away.
'WurN." writes u hgh.school graduate, 81"
You begin To call Il girl an old maid : on
,lmost 1uy time YOU get mad at her Gcnv-
u,lly after van have been undyimg aud eternal
friends about thr,e months,
Tocuioy u good bath exercise Is ono of the
rriuripal REQUISITES. Never permit your hulN
To- rrniuiu idle, ~ il will soon become chilled.
Keen moving actively about, aud you will
leave the water in u comfortable style, Never
permit yourself 10 remain in the bath aitci
you have become chilly.
National Republican., 1878-08-02
Communism Profitable.

Beer costs : Il kcg in New York aud rctails
at $50. Citizen Schwab who 1t Is said retail
40 kegs nt every large CommuniStic meeting
makes, therefore, $!!,iu1 by the operation. No
wonder he is Cummuuist-in theory. This
!,AOO goes down the thrOats OF d"wn.troddcn
workingncu, who like to hear speakers prutr
of their starving families. Enough money is
thus spent IN five such meetings to start n co.
operative factory large enough to give them
all work, aud an equal interest ia the profits.
National Republican., 1878-08-02
sEx interest.
COMMERCIAL.
GEORGETOWN Grnin Market.

GroRGErowS. August I. 1875.
The receipts Of wheat to-day amounted to 800
bushels aud offerings on Changes 800 bushels, with
snts orl1o bushels OF prime old at " per bshel and
- OF prime new nj Nc per bushel The remainder OF
the samples were withdrawn. The feeling tvnced OIL
ihe ART OF buyers wns somewhat weak and deNoru
idnE, with further disposition TO deveiOpe lower
prices. At present the mills have n seemingly good
supply fot present wants, aud qi ote the marke
extremely duh and sluggish at 00asjc for good TO
prime new.
vorn5Ihe receipts Of corn continue light, and the
demand much IN excess OF the present ply, while
there Is sharp inquiry for prime lots Of while. elbow
"a III fhir supply. although there IL surplus the
market, and we quote prices nominal.
National Republican., 1878-08-02
LEGAL.
Supreme Court of the United States,
NOS,.i5 AND ~,
OCIOBER TERN, IS;;.

samuel SlrimgelluW rl III, NJ. II. y. HtNku ~u- get
appellants ud the death ul lhI- am
No III. Ns, uunE, one ul The Uplrl-
joseph NJ. ain 1T A., ltItS ana uAiulitlS IN rr-
uIN Tor IN THESE r,lsrS uId
Samuel -tIiug ullrW ct ut, nave, Tie UuuIl IN
pI H. IN ciIur uIdrI uHdvT ll' lplh rule
NJ. H.. y. t. uku fIv proper
Joseph Nj, cam ri al, representative ptrli .
whrrvupun II II nov her,. OuUIrd 10y His court Ihni~
unl,s~ tue proper representatives uI the suI brigham
Young, Ut ceased Ir-td. shall voluntarily ht-
come parties within the hrsI I,u dgNs ui the ensuing
term Ui tins count lhr uppuuvs and defendants IN ~
rot shulI hr entitled Ia have ms appeal uIu writ u
error dismissed prov ide,i that copy ur tlls OrrT
sItuil uC ITmlvd III ihv N uu,l Il-TuuIi,ap LCNsra.
Irr.ni the srHI ui rtNurnmun', mr trrru sue c,,Nr
W"Ns At least slNN uHNh hvluru The be giuuut OF l
tenn NJ the supreme court nCNI un>lIug,
Suh March, ls7s,
Irue CulS-IcNi:
u. W, MIDDLETON,
HlV~ Cltrk supreme Court L. =
National Republican., 1878-08-02
District Courts.

PROBATE couRT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
In t estate George A. W. Randall deceased {: in.
ventory Of personal property and list of debts due
The estate returned by the executor IN ~ estate
John jolly deceased inventory Of personal estate
returned by the nduinistrairix. IN re Chris,iana
A. jolly, guardian annual rental value of real c..
tate returned by Guardian. In r. will Of Daniel
Lgbtioot, deceased; IN compliance with order of
court, dated July ~ John Jerome LightioUt quail.
fed and gave bond In 81 900. IN re will of Zachn.
riah ". Ohntt, deceased: was fully proven and al.
mittcd 10 probate; Eliza A. Ofititt the widow gave
IN re estate Mary W. Hughes, deceased; on peti
uon OF the majority Of the heirs. .nt.luw and their
remuneration filed; letter of administration was
Issued 10 Archibald Ronnc, who filed good and
sufficient bond IN the penal sum OF siOOSn. re.
cess was then taken until the coming In Of further
bnslness demnndIng Immchlate attention.
National Republican., 1878-08-02
TaE SMITH L EGGE MANUFACTURING Co,
.ENDOW THE CHILDREN.

StN lIundI aud Forty Aces OF IanI aud Il Prl,I'
Icnl nusiu,as~ Education NJ cost OF ouly slTL
Fny tuIs of the brsI lane In tile rapidly y-yrnwing
alr OF 7, and tiny sci uaTShiTs, ench u, cd for
year. uIur,e oi iInnas ~ sprnccrinn Business Col
T.. are GiirrSd u InrIts or their children during
For ark ulurS cali NJ office al EllkRh g. FORD.
Ftie Agent Room -, le Drn,t building. and Lring
this advertisement, iS9l-l IA
National Republican., 1878-08-02
DANIEL ANfNfEN

DROPOsAIS FOR CONCRETE. STONE, CE.
l. MINT, AND SAND, FoM THE UNITED
STATES BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING, WASHINGTON, u. e.
oFFIcE oY SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
THEIsrRy DErARrMENT,
wAsnISurOS. D. C., July IL, lS1s
Sealed proposals will he received ut this Occ until
II the ~ day OF August lS7s. Tor furnishing and
delivering at the SHE or the building to be erected fur
the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, square 81,
Wash ngton, D. e., all the broken stone required for
the concrete foundations 80 yards more or less also
for all tn. cement and sand required for the building
i2cl barrels. or es of cement arid anD cubic
yards. more or ltsS ctean, sharp sand.
COPIES OF specifications, blank form OF bond. aud
any additional Information may be bad on hpplca-
tlOn ut this Office. JAMES q. HILL
MS Supervising Architect.
National Republican., 1878-08-02
DIRECTORY,
The Principal Business Houses OF wash
ilgton.

The JoIoring is pUblished for he bcncft Of Trdr-
cling Saiesmen, Strangers, aud The public gcter.
dHg-H inclWdes all trades and professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prore Of Interest 10 all uLO intead
trdnsdctiag Jgsiaess III Wdshii.gi0a.