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81 >r.1@ MEXICAN y
Mustang Liniment,
-fErI1 ! - O -stTT-1 -T17s1 Is 91El1sCas7f
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Thsilnimeptseryn naturally originafed uAmeri.
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
rurprising antIdotes for the msIadies of her ehn
dren. Its fame has been spreading for 5years,
unfIl now u cncircies the habItable gicne.
4 me Nexican Mustang Linlnont A. matehless
remedy yforaiiextsrnala ailments of man nandbeast.
TO stock owners and farmers it q sinyalnablc.
a sInglc bottle often saves q human life cr re-
stores The usefulness of an excellent horse, OK,
eoN, Or ahesp. IafzA
Il cares footrot, hoofaIl, hollow horn, grb.
screwwofrn, shouIdet.rvt. mango, the bites and
Itlngsof poisonous reptiles and insos.s, srdcveu
such drawback 20 stock breeding and bush Iife
ncurcs cytsy external troubio a horssa, such
slameness, scratches, gwiany, sprains, founder.
windgaii. ring ibo7c. ete., etc. 7't 4@s
The Mexican liurang Iialment q tho quickest
cure N the world for accidents occurring IN the
fsmIly, in the atsenae Of o physician, such AZ
buFns scalds sprnins, cuts, etc, and for fheuna.
tifrn, ma rtifness enrspdered by exposure Pr-
tIcnlarly valuable 70 sunGrs. al .ss-.. 4f-....
It Il thecheapsst remedy IN the worid. FOR %
psnetrates the mascic 20 the bona. and . singis
application II generally suilcient tocure.
rexiean Mustang Iiniment is put uD IN thres
sfses u bottles the larger ones being propoEtionr
eisiy much The CHEAPEST sold evsryshsrs.
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iben FOR time and then have them r,fIirn aestn
mean fadiral cure. I apI \ regular thi sitian
and hays made The disease ef !. N
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lot .,flre. Ite0fs y0n Haihlnx Tor : trial. and
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ls3 Pearl St New York.
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gan Trsce. LCDDEN 4 BATES, wholesale
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IN MIXED CARDS, vim nsme ia emit,
~ Agents outfit Toe.
LJoNEs \ 60. Nassau. n, Y,
DS Fmley Csfds. snvwflikt. nnns.k. As,ort.
~ ed ZJsft ies, viii naiBe. 10 rts.
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81 side VISITOR. TerIns and utfTPII
Free. Address P.OYIgKEHY a CO..
- 4 .lIt5s az Anggsia. Ne.
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not r1rr 81 I

The Esglsb feed fot fslitning sbeep con.
,i,tsU cOtioB ICED and tbrhibs Tbey
claim that 4 will put on The most fst. y
ths safest feed. makes the best mutton at
les cost. end ptOduees The bes. and
.lrosgea. mature.
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1t costs more 10 keep The army of WORTH
less ours winch are found 10 almost every
section Of tue country. than il would ID
support public school six months each
year in eS,ry district 10 the land. And yet
we complain 81 hard times! 4 q : fa
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The farmer who expects to keep his boys
on the far,niund have them love agficulrur.
al pursuits, does not compel them to work
al day and then shell corn Ill. bed time.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct. H. Isis
Cotton dull and weak. Mldlling nomInalIy IyGioSc.
Flour very quiet Howardstreet and Western supcr.
hne s7S9 10; do. extra. % 7jEi2S do family ~ 81
@ii CITY Mills supertne, sSg9 50; do extra sI,yIa
90. Ho brands . .S55 30; Paiapsco family, sdaS
Wheat-southern weak and lower Western active
and lower, closing nrn. Southern rcd Gc8,i; do.
amber, 81 O21ti Oi No Western winter rcd spot and
oco6erSl; November. 81 OiSI Ol.; December d J.i.
@IO1G.
torn-Sonthern quiet and abOuIt,sieAdy. Western
gue' and easier uthern white % a5Ir; do yellow,
vrmber, i1C III.
Oats active and easier. Southern, 2;dsoci Western
white, sd ~; 20. mixed q ppnnsyIv,ui, y
e 2)c. '>' 1'"''' '"'''''' -
Rye quiet and nominal at jId:sc
@l2. '"'''" r''tNe' vi
Provisions dull; JobbIny only. Pork-Mess. 90 80.
buk nlHas Loose shoulders, lsGyIl Clrar.Tih Sides
otg1tt; packed ht4IBA4C. BHCOn-ShOuIders s. C
clenr'flh Sides Btc Hams, ~ , ~ &C. Lard refined
t,crSea ,Ae; buiter-ChoIce slick hfn; Western aud
:, Petroleum quiet and nominal. Refined 9,.c crude,
Gomez quiet Rio cnrgoe- I3I, 6I6lsr
siiSm quiet and steady. A SON. 9taGtgJsc.
Mhls.y steady and firm at 81 -
2DND bu: oats, 5uOl bu.
shipments-whcai, t2,OnO bu,
TO llyorpool PerSteAm quiet Cotton, i.3.d;
beef es.ttle-The market was generally slow and
prizes on. as togunity Very EeSi "a Sc; frst
qualify; $40 ic; medium, 2l,Gt2l,c; ordinary ., "a
;Lc, Ihe most sales werc nj YsGgIc. Receipts iBjs
head. sales sd75 head.
HOSTING marke has been moderately active and
pri cS iS@5'tc. Receipts. 900 head
lions, 5AaGDs aud fairly active.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned Mt the Commissioners, Once.

Cleaned Mt the Com,nissioner,' Onoc.
Thomas II. Moran has been granted liquor
license.
Commissioner Phelps hes returned from New
York, and resumed his official duties.
The Health officer asks that his department
be placed In telephone communication with
Police Headquarters.
Attention Is called to the absolute necessity
OF providing sewerage at the northeast corner
Of the Capitol grounds and vicinity.
The property.holders on II, between Four.
teenth and Fifteenth streets north west. peti.
toned that the carriage-way on that street be
repaved with asphalt.
The Board of Assessors ask that tho At.
torney furnish an opinion rs to whether the
Lincoln Hall property issubject to taxation
under the existing laws
The property holders on Eleventh street,
between Pennsylvania avenue and + street
northwest, presented petition asking for the
repaving OF that street within tho points
named.
The trustees of the'public schools asked
that street be cleaned from New Jersey
avenue to the east line Of the Riggs School
building and q sidewalk be laid OH both sides
OF the street.
1nspecto: Entwisle has issued the followiug q
permits: To build-Patrick Cronin, one two
story brick, Virginia avenue, between Third
and Fourand.a.half street, $500. Repairs
F. Behrens enlarge brick back building, Si75
John Boil, raise frame house, S25 J. A. Roth
frame shed, S35 J. NJ. Kenucy, two show.
windows, 500; T. N. Naudain, bay.window,
siO0; Thomas Wilson, coal shed, s?5.
Bids were opened yesterday by the commit.
tee appointed for that purpose, for the con.
struction Of n truck house on New Hampshire
avenue and one on Capitol Hill, for Fire De-
partment service, as follows: J. G. Naylor,
New Hampshire avenue, S5,ii9; do, Capitol
Hill, s5,672-sll,l2l. John II. Hewlett, Capi.
tol Hill, S5,625; do New Hampshire avenue,
s6,5O0-s12,l25. W. II. Dyer & Bro, New
Hampshire avenue, $3.50. James W. Barker,
New Hampshire avenue, S6,9l ); do. Capitol Hill,
S7,0o7-Sl3.925. Henry Himber, Capitol Hill,
S5,96i.13; do, New Hampshire avenue, So
752l3-Sll, ,7i6.56
National Republican., 1878-10-15
GEORG ETOWS NEVIS.
COLLECTED by Republican Rnporto!

Nohtt'tu ny hcpOTteTs.
Yesterday morning, about four o'clock, Mr..
Daniel NJ. Lightfoot, one of the most promi-
nent butchers in Georgetown, died at his resi-.
dence, on Fourth street, of organic disease of
the brain. Mr.. Lightfoot was about forty years
of age and was one of the most respected citi-
zons In Georgetown.
Tho break in tho canal near Charles mills,
l07 miles above Georgetown, which occurred
on the 9TH instant, has been repaired. and boats
commenced to pass yesterday.
The water In tho Georgetown level of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, which was drawn
off for the purpose of placing u Golfer dam in
the north side Of the canal walla preparatory to
the erection Of the Washington aud George.
town Railroad .Companys mills has been
turned on again.
The streets of Georgetown were thoroughly
swept last night, to the great qualification OF
the residents Of the town.
There were no arrests made yesterday by
tho police for any offense whatever. This Is a
good indication Of tho quiet and good order OF
the town.
D. Winans, Oswego, n. Y, and Mrs. Davis
and daughter. of Reading, Pa, are at the West
End Hotel.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

1T takes as much wit not to displcase wo.
man as 1t takes to please her.
BURNED at the stcnk-tho fingers of the
hIred girl who was cooking II.
"LADIEs' hats will be felt" this season, SAYS
an exchange. SO will the bills
MORE than 6,0oO.0OO human beings have died
from starvation within year In Asia In China
whole districts have been depopulated.
BEWARE Of people who pay compliments
when there Is no particular occasion for 80 do.
Ing. They have AN axe to grind. and It Is not
yours.
Miss BRADDoS, It Is reported, is able to ro-
Joic? in tho fact that n translation of one Of
her books, Birds of Prey" Is very popular In
Miss BROADWAY TABERNACLE is the name
Of girl at missionary school In the Sand.
wich Islands. She Is supported BY the Broad.
way Tabernacle Of New York.
LECTURES at Boston," says the Chicago
Nc~s told hcr audience that 'women's king
dom Is tho heart Of man. Yes, and II Is tho
early settlers who get its homestead privi.
leges."
Miss NEIJsoN will visit the United States
and fulfil a farewell engagement of 100 nights,
commencing about January Is proximo. Miss
Nelson will proceed hence to Australia, and.
after tour through the colonies, will retire
from the stage.
DOCTOR said a wealthy patient to his ply
sicinn, want you to bo thorough and strike
at the root OF the disease" "weli, will" said
tho doctor, rs he lifted his cane and brought IL
down hard enough to break into pieces bottle
and glass that stood upon tho sideboard. Il
was his last professional visit to that house.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
THE COURIS,
Supreme Court of the United States.

MONDAY, Ocl II, 1873.
Pursuant TO adjournment the court met to-day,
Miwelye o'clock. Prcsont-Mr. Chief. Justice Waite
Mr.. Justice Clifford, Mr.. Justice SwRync Mr. Justice
Miller. Mr.. Justice Strong Mr. Justice Bradley, Mr.
Justice Hunt, and Mr.. Justice Harlan.
On motion Of Mr.. Attorney.General Devens, Ben
shceks and Farley l.. Williams, esqs., of Salt Lake
City, were admitted to practice.
On motion Of Mr. p. Phillips, Moses Walton, c,u.,
OF Woodstock, Val Ebcn W. Kmball ESQ.,, of Little
Rock, Ark, and James LingRn, ESQ Of New OT
leans La, were admitted 10 practice
On motion OF Mr.. J. d. McPhcrsOn job Barnard
esq, OF Washington, d. c., was admitted 10 pruc.
tiCe.
ON motion OF NIr. C. r. Ingersoll, Alfred b. Ma.
fon, OF Chicago, ILL.,, was admitted 10 practice
On motion OF Mr.. 7. T.. Crittenden Glen W
Cool er esq., OF Washington, b, c., was admitted to
practice.
ON motion Of Mr. Stanley Matthews. :. 7. Craw.
ford, esq OF Cincinnati, Ohio. admitted 10 prac
tiCr.
On motion OF Mr. Q. Corwine. A. p. Hereford. ESQ
OF Icgdvllle. Col, was admitted to Practice,
On motion OF Nj. solicitor General PhlllIps
George L. Sibley, ESQ.,, of New York city, was Id.
miltcd 10 practice.
Mr.. ChielJusliCe Waite announced to the bar
that the court would commence the call OF tbe
docket tomorrow under the twenty.sixth rule.
Adjourned until tomorrow, NJ twelve O'clock
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Georgetown Commercial News.

GEoRGETowS, Oct. II, isia
DRAIN MARKET.
wheat-Transactions continue limited ard the mar.
kct to-day may bo written less hrm though there Is
luORble change In current rates for the best de-
scriptlons Tho offerings Change consisted OF IJ
bushels prime Fultz and Lancaster mixed, WI ich was
taken readily at 81 o. We still quote the range OF the
market nj s,csti % for good Fultz to strictly prime
Lancaster.
Corn-ReceIpts continue light, with moderate sup.
ply for local milling wants, We quote nonilnay at
&c for yellow and $50 SIC for white.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
ny oana-Boat Hattie 4 bessie, with 1, ,fcO bushels
wheat 100 bushels corn. and 100 barrels -four 10 Hart
Ehtere,l-Steamship h Knight, Chichester New
noIk, Win an assorted cargo OF merchandise To DIs.
ttit n msrchansi steamer Defiance, Ford, Phiiadel.
pnh WIN mtrchhndlse TO District merchants
Ccnryd-Steanler Defiance, Forl pbilaieInhla wi h
return freight W Philadelphia merchants.
,,-, RIVER FRONT,
=, ,AfIived-Schooners Il q Carter Chnmpion PhIla.
apiPnh- To load for Asplnwall; l. RUSSELL Russell
ppiiinssiphih 70 iOad coal Laura Roblnson Kelley,
viii S ioss eSn ay 0lysr AmTs BsbSn ropkyn
VIII VIII 20 & t9ns IS :1sii 4 Skinner TSfa,her, fiovnoe:
Arrived-Boat N G Clay
pSloared.BoAls Mctiraw, Energy, Alice Ludlow
i"Mon, Ichabod Crane Maggie B A Cam pbel W heel
e barron' IreOle, and NJ Clay.
National Republican., 1878-10-15
District Courts,
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Huber Vs. penbcr; set for Thursday next. BRYAN
vs., SGndcrsOn; decree below affirmed and excep
uons 10 tho auditors report overrulcd. Mr.. II. =
Wa,Nburn applied for admission to the bar; re
irrrcI TO me examining committee. MgTagh w.
D!stf'ct Of 'olumblAi argument In progress.
PROBATE CnrKr-JUsTICE OLIN
Inc rtsiIlhg JuIEc Of his court has hera 1T lar
GONE Time pHsi; but his many friends viii Le
p'tdscd Ia learn he hns sufficiently recovered 10 rr
humiv hi' scat upon the bench and ye,IcrIny a. ~
pied seat with his brethren In the General rrI,l
To-day nt eleven O'Clock he Will preside over lie
Orphans Court where there l. considerable I'M,
ant business awaiting his attention.
CRIMINAL COUET-CIIIEF-JUsTICE CAVTrER.
John Cole, alias John Coleman COlorc,l Inrrrmv =
Of hGrncs-. valued ut -, nom John WUulrrllrk ii
September last second oilensc; guilty sentenced
10 three years IN the pcniIenliUry order to lusture
the property to the owner Chnfic, SlurlvaTd nIins
Charles Johnson, larceny Of clothing lIUin Thomas
Alexander, valued at Sl3, In July last second of.
lunhC: verdict Of guilty; scntccvd TO three years
III tho pcntcntaTy William ClHgetl coorud
burglary and larceny Of goods belonging to viii.
Freedmens Hospital. His Honor, In instructmg
the jury, directed them to leave out the question
of burglary, as tho charge had not been sustained
By the proof aud consider only the one Of larceny
Guilty OF petit larceny; four months In juil JET.
fersOn Christian, cuIOrci, larceny Of two white
sows from join Albert in Soptcmbc: last; second
ohcnse not guilty,
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court pl The DisulCt-NO. y, MurtAgh
vs.. District Of Columbia; No. 2S. Cumberland Is
straining No. " Adams VS. Adams; No. n estate Of
Elizabeth Dunbar; No. ~, Gait vs. Adams FXnrrss
Company; No. ~ Alexander vs. District OF Co
mmbiai No, ", Bacon Is. Geltieri No ~, Sibley
Guy vs.. Milliken; No, Id, BrOsnan vs.. district of
Columbia M. A. Rider VS.. White.
criminal Cou1t - Chief Justice COrItSr John
National Republican., 1878-10-15
Auction Sales.--future DAYS.

rTNRUSTEE's SALE OF vALUBLE IMPROVED
= REAL ESTATE, AT HfLI.SDALE. Il. e.
Hy virtue of deed Of trust to Daniel J. Eaton and
myself dated June 1871 and duly recorded In Liber
No 6, folio 80 one OF the land records for washlng
ton County, In the Districtof Columbia and At tile
request OF tho party secured thereby as surviving
nustce, VIII seii a. nubc suctlnn IN fronl Of the
o'clock m, lot No. q, section No. o. OF the Barry
inTm subdivision, according tn the plat OF suh-dyis
Ion, filed by the trustees of Barry farm fund In the
Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale Gu;S with interest at 10 per cent
annum from June ISL less 80 cents paid on account,
nnd expenses Of sale In cash; tho balance in six t6
months for whicn the notes Of the purchaser barring
date from the day OF sale and secured by d,d oriuH
upon the property, shall be taken. deposit
OF vs. VIII be required OF the purchaser ut the time Of
SALE and all conveyancing will be at thu cost of the
purchaser The trustee reserves the right to resell
ths property t the risk and cost OF the drftuiilng
purchaser " the terms Of sale net complied with
within seven "a days amer the day OF sale.
GEO w STtCKSEY,
AIir.s aina
National Republican., 1878-10-15
pRorosALs FOR MAI-LocKs.
Posr.oryIcK DEPARTMENT..

wAsHIsoTuS, D. G., August is, ISIS
eparate sealed proposal, will be received ut this
Depnrtment until y o'clock noon the eoth day OF
March, lsIp Tor furnishing four new and different
kinds Of Locks and Keys for tile sole and exclusive
use Of the United states mail incuding besides those
TO be used for mall bags such 10 DO used for the
street etier.hOkes OF til" United States
As the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to Intelligent bidding on any pr srrlbed
model OF q lock and ksy would tend 10 inpa T. " not
entirely destroy, the further utility OF nll such locks
ana keNsfOr the purposes of the mails tho Pu,mAstpr
Geher, pfescribes no mo1els or samples lor bidders,
but relies for selection the hanical ingenuity
and skill which n fair competition among Inventors
them.
Specifications Of requirements "a TO proposals sam.
pies, kinds aud quantities Of locks and keys contracts
&C., Will be furnished on application by letter to the
Second Assistant POstmHstHfJ icnsru.
No proposal will BE- cpnsidr red which Il not sub
nlitted IN nrnrlance with such specifications and
forms OF proposal.
The contracts which may he made are 70 be IN con.
formity with the specifications and nceptci proposals
D. NJ. KEY,
m naafa
National Republican., 1878-10-15

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Eliza A.: Mcdonald, assault with intent TO kill
Peter Hogan, larceny; John Dennis, larceny;
George Curry, petit larceny, second ofensc owen
Taylor, resisting an ofliccr Henry Thomas, petit
larceny second ofense; Andrew Hillery, alias
1,Ilw 1,Iwistet Jones, same; Charles Chase, same;
officer for sentence; William Mack and James
Stanley, larceny.