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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co, Auctloaeer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
ON ELEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN Il AND


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING
on ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN Il AND
STREETS, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. December 9Th. 1878, at lA
r. H.. shall sell, III front of the premises -
south baf of Lo; No. 6. in Square as. having IaN
20 feet inches front. 10y 80 feet is4 inches dee,,
with improvements thereon. CONSISTING Of Brick
Dwelling.
Terms One, third cash: balance in six, twelve
eighteen and twenty -four months, for notes bearing
interest at per cent per annl;ll. and secured by
purchasers cost SiGe Gown on day of sale.
novSo-d&dbsWALTERB B. WILLIAMS & co .Auc.s.
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE LOT AND
B6Ich t1d HOUSE, NORTH OF THE AIRING
BY virtue of a deed of trust. datcd No -
yember goth, A. D. 1876, duly recorded in -
LiEer No S34. folio 1923, of the land rec s2.
oris for the District of Columbia, and at the
viii sell at public auction in front of the rr,nl-
Uses, on SATURDAY. December Eth at o'clock
the following described real estate, situate
the city of Washington. District of Columbia: Al
uate il the city of Washington. District of Column
ba, and known and described on the ground plan
plat of said city as being Lot numbered ten tlo}
III Samuel DaV1dson's subdivision of square
beTed two hundred and sixteen (2l6) said 10. front
Ing on 18th street twen:y'-seyen feet and running
bEt 10 an alley
Years, secured by a deed of trust the property
sold. with interest at the rate of eight per ceItn
per aBnpnl until paid. deposit of one hundred
tSleUl dollars VIII be required at the time of sale
cost. TENS to be complied with in seven DAYS
otherwise Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk ana cost of the defaulting pur
chaser after i've days advertisement,
THOs II CALLAN,, Trustees.
DoVaed No. 4SG Louisiana avenue
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IHE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAuRDAD.-The New
York EfrGd prints a communication from Mr.
{. Il. Roberts, president OF the Northern Pacific
IaliIoad, IN which he dSclaImS any intention on
me part or his company ever to beSiege Congress
tcf a SUBSIDY, loan, or any form OF assistance
o'Eef tEan reasonable extension OF the time
within which the road was 10 have been con-
pIeled according To the original law. The ample
grants or fertile land Oh either side OF the route
are deemed quite sufficient. Mr.. Roberts saws Ia
enable the company 10 raise all the money il
needs, ana its only prayer to Congress il thai
these lands may hot be resumed or cOnfiScatei
caused by the great panic of 1873. II the laSf
session the Senate unanimously passed bill TOR
extending the tine, and when this bill Shall
nave become kw the president OF the road
af1Ims that they viii ash no further fayors of
Congress.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auetioneer rs

DUNCANSON BROS, Auetioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
IAIE ON MISSOURI AVENUE, BETWEEN
THIRD AND FoUR-AND-A-HALF STREETS
IMPR0FED BY VALUABLE THREE
STONY STONY RRIGk RESIDENCE, No. $50 MIS-
By virtue OF a deed Of trust. recorded in -
Libcr No sol. folio 1872, ct seq. of the land fnsa
records OF the District of Columbia, and by 9@4l.a-
direction # the holder of The note secured thereby
default having been made III the payment of the
same, the undersigned Trustees will, on SATUR
DAY, the 1th day Of December. 1878, at $50 PIN
IN front OF the prem ses sell at public auction to the
tate and premises situate in the city of Washington
DC. and known as the west half of Lot numbered
nine, 90 i'll square reservation A. fronting TWEEN
ty-four t24i feet on Missouri avenue, and running
back that width in parallel lines one hundred and
twenty seven (l2) feet more or less to alley to-
gether with the improvements thereon. consisting OF
tl:fee-story Brick Residence and Back Building
also. Brick Stable OF the alley.
Terms OF sale: Onn-third cash. balance in three
equal instruments, payable in six, twelve and eigh
teen months, with interest at per cent from date
of SALE and secured by deed of trust thu pre-
misses, all cash, ct the option of the purchaser.
deposit of $3.50 Will be required from purchaser
when the property is knocked down. If the pur
chaser shall make default in its payment, the pro-
perty vii be Immediately resoia at his risk and
piled with within seven days from date of sale, the
cost of the defautne purchaser. after FIVE days adj
yertisement All conyeyancing at cost OF purchaser
noya1eoSdhs GES o. + fHP5HHi5iIiffTfp s Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
D A. DARNEILLE, Auctioneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. No. 107 SEVENTH STREET
NORTuWEGT n

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SoRTHMEsT BET WI sEGE aab r. STREET
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court IL
Of Of is9 sa es
a a Byrne Is complainant and George W. Stekney ct
In Ton az sba m G S5 s 6 p ne
SOth day of November. 1878 at the hour of ~ pm.
city Of washington, District Of Celambia s Known
and described in the official plat and ground plan of
fftyfour l4s4 and being Contained in the follow ic
enth @ street west at the distance Of f R ss
l59) feet north from the southwest corner of said
said m fee ee th ls e
east on the DIVISION line, between lots numbered
feet thence north Of the lne Between lots lots
tbn ner seven CD and nine g. in said square to
east tWenty;seven CD feet thence south fortyone
feet TO the place of beginning, together with i'm.
three 90 equal installments. at one "a, two (2) and
rate per cent per annun payable sne al
nnally until paid The purchaser Or purchasers to
chased. A deposit Of si0o viii be required at the
time OF the sale All conyeSancns at the cost of the
nov2oeo&ds G. VI, sTICKNEY, Trustee
r H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctionesr.
PUBIC Hf SALE SALE Of En VERY Try ygAgLE LOT On
BEnMLEM Z AND L STREETS-LOT y,
SuBDiXISION OF SQUARE PIT, FRONTING
"a FEET BY A DEPTH OF 13S FEET TO 4
WIDE ALLEY.
We will offer the above mentioned Lot for t,sss.
sale at public auction, to the highest bidder SS
on MONDAY, November 25th, 1878, at O'cl'k -.AE
p.
Terms: onehslf cash balance one and two years.
WIFI seven yer cent. interest. Coaveyaucins at the
pufcnaserS cost SluU down AZ sAle. Title perfect.
noy1i-d&ds
eS THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on &C
count of the ram until SATURDAY, November 30
1873 same hour and place n0y2n 2t
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
IMFEoNED ,, PROPERTY NEAR NAVY YARD
ON TUESDAY, The 3d day of December -
ls1S al i 30 o'clock p M Mil sell in trout an
Of tie premises, part of Lot %. suuare 917.
hay na a front OF IG feet on It'll street east by
rellh q SO feet INCHES 10 an alley, being the
Nc; tbern part of lot 2S InIlnediateiy thereafter
Wil sell art lot > square 81, fronting 20 feet on
etIoet south by depth of - feet. being the west
Part IF Tot > ard at the Of 10th street last
1el INT One-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months; notes to bear per cent interest and to he
ed by deed OF trust, all cash, at option OF
purchaser 4 deposit of $50 required on each lot
l oy2G-St FREDERICK ENNERICH Executor
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STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK

The Steamers John GIBSON and E. @. KNIGHT,
alternately leave Pc. Al East River, New ~srss>
Sork, every Saturday,, at O'Clock T. N fLIES
EieOrZetOwI every Saturday, and Aexan 7->--sss7es
dria same gay.
FreiziIt isken 81 lowest rates. Fer information
spply al Cfre over Metropolitan Bank. 18th street
or to T. 7 :. DENHAG, Agent, Water street
GecTSttoTa
ap2Itr SAMUEL BACON. President
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DR. j, WALTER
IL HAS REMOVED
His Office and residence to iOlO + St nv.
oesca Vo,,rs s. 9 am. IL. l. u
olieS ao"Ns'i 5, T,p.~. ocsS0-ln,s
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UNDERTAKES
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.
The undersigned Will receive proposals FOR gal
InG Lot ]. square - lo.ated on tile corner %
New Eau,l' shire avenue. II and 25th SIS. "a The
lot 10 bc Erpueht to the pruIer grade. the frame
houses situated thereon Ia toe lowered aud ina Is
remarkable. aud al The work 10 be completed 10y
April lst, 1879. Bids for the same 20 be opened 81
FRIDAY. December 6lA prDN Specific inf artua-
ton may be obtained Of JAMES FRASER,
noyI9. p. 2S. q. $50 No 6i7 g 81 nv
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{NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OAED UNIMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON T
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST,

L, L
EIGHTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST,
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. G.
BY virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court ~
OF the District of Columbia, passed in equity ft"S
cause No 4,i9S, of George Ryneal, jr., VS. AA.
George Turnburke ct al, the undersigned Trustee
VIII sell at public auction in front of the premises
on WEDNESDAY,, the 27th day of November, a. d.
ground known as Lots 30 p and %, of Wizards sub
division Of Square Isl, with Improvements, consist
ing OF large two-story Frame Cottage and Stables
Terms Of sale are: One-third cash; and balance of
purchase money payable in six, twelve and eighteen
months from day OF SALE with interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum until paid, secured by the
promissory notes of the purchaser or purchasers A
lien retained on said property, and no deed given
until all purchase money shall have been paid and
the property insured to the satisfaction of the Trus
tee AZ eonveyancing at purchaser or purchasers
cost If terms of sale be not compiled with Trustee
reserves the right to resell at cost of defautng
chaser. Terms of sale must be complied with in ten
days after day of sale Fifty dollars must be de-
posted with Trustee when each lot is sold.
WILLIAM j. MILLER, Trustee,
- 400 Louisiana avenue
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Aucts. novl4-d
Law Reporterl
cF~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on &C
count Of the rain till WEDNESDAY, December 4th,
1878, same hour and place. BY order of Trustee.
noy29-d WALTER u. WILLIAMS Il co, Aucts
Law Reporterl
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~ LINE EElWEES NEW YORK, Ill AyRE. LONDON
SOU TE AsIPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamels Of this company will sail every Sat
Grtlay from Bremen PIER, foot Of 81 st.
doboken. it.-es Of Passage: From New Z 4 isFHk
York 20 EatFe. London, Southampton szs=zsSzzs
ind Bremen TrSt cabin, 800: second cabin $780,
gold, sttsrase. Sl0. currency. For freight or pas
SAGE Apply Ia CEIRICHS & CO., 2 Bowling Green
Il y
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Steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON Captain JOHN r.
WOOD leaves her wharf terminus of ~Gs-A
Lth and pr street line Of cars, at a. sesss,
n. three t1.es Ter week, for Currio-
man, NOniiul and LeODardtown, stopping at inter
mediate ia-tilLE- each trip Days OF sailing, Mon
day. Thursday and Saturday
For turiLer 'IturInat1cn, apply az the Office,
MetrOpCtsu Tank. knox's Express Office, or at The
CoIlpaDy's " i.arf, foot of 9th street.
B2Zxa.-e called :Or application at hucx's EX-
prrEs Office SAMUEL BACON, prsst.
b. J. ACCISEILY. Agent
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STEAMERS, &c.
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH.
The sE1s and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
IHt LAkE, captain o. }. BoSNE: sTA
further notice, every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 8 O'clock J.. N, connecting
Nth steamers for Boston, Providence aud other
Northern POINTS. Returning, leaves Norfolk every
Iuesday. IhGrsday and Saturday. ct O'Clock %. Nc
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DIED.

Bell. Deparicd this life on TIE 2Jih of Noyea b.
Ter. lSsS. h. 4. IFt-- helosel Nife NJ I,r,as N
fe' y the forty sN;h year OF hcr axe isAl;ialD.e
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TTOMAs DOWLING. Aaetioneeer. noy2a.akahs
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

fIIHOAlAS DOW LING, Aictoneer.
Ass &c FqRxf sAIE OF The E s sT9cK
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
On MONDAY MORNING, December ID. n
lsts at ~ o'clock. at the above store, L shall "
sell the entire effects comprising IN part 80
Haircloth Parlor Furniture Walnut Marble L I
Walnut Marbietop bressnf Case Case Suites; Walnut
and Painted Cottage Furniture: Walnut Wardrobes:
other Dining Tables together with many other arti
elg mot necessary cssh to ms tie CRAIG .ssAs
f ftS ASH BOWLING S Anct ohAi Asi noRssst
St Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE COUNTRY
REsIDENCE on THE sEyENTH STREET
9 9Gsf BEl6 EA5r bhIs sHH
No. $50 folio No. Sls one Of the land records s:4
s.; & shs
situate county l Of
Fl to wit AZ thf gs or Of Land
Of tract called The Girs Porti t containing
Be- g 1t tie q
sale0 together with the improvements, &c;
six, twelve and eighteen months. with interest 81
Per cent per annum. secured by deed Of trust on
s 81 soS a sSSp 6 a nss Of
sale, ana an conveyancing and recording at pur-
eudScE cOSt. 1erIlS 10 Dc COupueu VIII II seven
days. otherwise the Trustees reserve the right to
sell the property at the risk and cost of the defaung
no,ss*s. g SRs sB:
count q tie A RAIN Until MoNbA2, December a. At
the same hour and place.
n27-eo&ds c. Z. PRENTiSS. Ai''oe-
GOVERNMENT SALE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., November Is, 1888
There win be sold at public auction to the highest
O'CLoCK Noon on the White Lot, south OF the Trea-
sury Building miscellaneous lot OF condemned
public property, comprising II part Desks, Tables,
Chairs, etc.
j. b UPTON. Chief Clerk
noY266s DUNoANsoN BROS, Aacts.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DEMOCRATS Mr.
James Z. Barr, editor of the pittsburw PA
Post, Ia 4 long article over his Own signature
reviews the statements made in recently pro-
muIgated circular. said TO have been written
and issued by L. :. senator Wallace. Mr.. Bar;
GENES that Wallace ever extended any fayOrS
TO him, although lie tWaIlacel has always mo-
leSSed friendship to him in any aspirations hr
had ever had. Barr calls him hypOcrite ana
charges hlm With attempting to SubyalT the
principles OF democracy. that the Cameron may
take root and the Senator become the moving
controlling and the only lever iii rennSyiyanta
pohjicS outside OF the Cameron school. with
Simon atnelon ana Wallace as the prccept0r-.
He denies WallaceS charge that be Barr. in
jected SectaTianiSm into politics.
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THE EVENING STAR.
'ATt RDAY. November 30. 1875.

ASSASSINATION IN EURoPE--in Attempt 70 XII
Count ldydsSg-C aSplrdcy % Nil ne Ki39>.-
~ Pesth. Tuesday night, while VI. lisa the
Hungarian Prime Minister. was entertaining
Count AndraSsy ana number OF members OF
The delegations, a bomb exploded in an alley
between the Fortress Theater and the minister,
palacc: Examination OF the fragments showed
uiat the bomb had been charged with tiNna-
ipl'e The windows OF the palace were shat
tered, out nobody was hurt. There l. no clue 10
the perpetrators OF the outrage. The news
PAPERS IN Rome announce several aSSaSSlna-
ions IN the provinces. IL is unknown yet
Mhetner they are OF political nature or not.
ne discoveries that have been made by the po-
ice agents with respect 10 the international
conspiracy Tor the assassination of the kiOcS Of
EUROPE will probably soon be made public. II
Is understood that the discoveries show the ex-
istence OF widespread combination Tor this
purpose. The revolutionary propaganda I'm
ltaly mas been mainly carried on through the
agency or this association. and men in HIGH no
sitlon are believed to be members OF il The
search Tor the suspected International conSpi-
rators at Naples, Florence Rome. Ancona ana
elsewhere. has resulted in many arrests and
the printed and written documents seized are OF
the most important ana Interesting character
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TIE VIRGINIA LEGISLATU RE-A DISPATCH from
Rlchn Ond Va. states that ARRANGEMENTS arl
making 10 enjon the discussing officer of the
state government from paying the members af
lhe legislature to assemble on the ith of be-
cember, on the ground that the constitutional
amendments are now operative and that the
session should be biennial Tie Richmond
Sfdf", which advocates retrenchnent in eN-
FehSeS ana an increase OF taxation TO meet The
interest on the public debt, falors the iniunc-
Ton heTe indicated. and ii is said leading law
yeIS OF both houses deprecate a session. and
nod the legislature cannot meet until leHa
National Republican., 1878-12-28
UnIlI,norc GencruI Mnrkct.

BAIriMORE, Dee. q. 1875.
Cotton nCtve and firm. Mhdling, d9c.
Flour quiet pnd steady; pIc,s unchanged. How.
Rrdstrcet aud Western suprriimc 81 JGa ji dn extra,
o. 50Gi do funiy 81 g',' -; tiIy Mills suPrrlmr,
ts7j332j; do extra s35Odii do Rio brands. s. "jW
go: PaiRpsco family, Sd2.
WheRt-Soulhern iirIi. with small supply. Western
fairly active and rm. Southern red, gScgt 81 Oj do
amber, u OG5 Os; No. Pennsylvania rcd. 81 Of, 1t
OUa; No Western winter r,s snUi and December
u u6 January, u 10 s UGa February, 81 Ui o.
CuTn-SOuihern dull and uumlnnlly lC lower. Wcsi
ern heavy aud lower southern white, ~ ~ iir: dc
yellow. iO@ii,sc' Western mS"t spotan December,
new, f'4c; January, 4iac; February, i3l4@iic;
OAIB quiet. Southern. $50 BE Western white, 3!U
49,; do naked, sic; IUWusylvaniu, 9Sd Sc.
Rye steady nnd nominal. SuUlhrI n, $50 5S'.
Hay dull u d sledy. MHTy,!Id nnd pcnn,, lvlula
prime, sliGIL
Provisions very quiet, with n light tobbllg trade
only. Mess pork sN2h Bulk mHuls .npsp shoulders
new, "sdBC: clcuTrib slGts new, a1.M3itc pCr ear
load; packed, new. j,stl'.r. Bacun-ShOuIdCTs, old
ac; ClcRrrib sides, new, jr. Hams, sugRr.Cued new
bH9sc. Land refined lirrCCs, &C. Butter steady uuu
quiet; Chuirc Western packed lrlSr; rolls, Iiii nc
Petroleum dull "d easy. Crude, "a" T'.c; refined
SIC.
tnIcc strong on favorable grams. Rio cal goes
lll1 lGc.
sSngnr wra, and lower A SON s,dac
whisky nTnrr ut ~ 49, 80 H.
freglts to Liverpool per steam very dull aud en-.
tirCly nominal; hulhing doing. Grain, ID asked.
RuCrris-Fluur, 81. bbls; wheat, y ~ bU; corn
Ti,sOD bt.
Shipments Wheat, EGO bu; corn. 3o,7uO bu.
National Republican., 1878-12-28
District Courts,

CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Campbell ". District of columbia; exceptions
sustained and award sct aside. Bcnll vs. u. n O.
Il. X. Co; leave to Withdraw plea aud dc dcinur
rcr. McDcrmott VS.. solomon; motion to set aside
Judgment ovcrrIlcd. COblins Il Wamtz VS.. Rauh
motion to supply record granted. Gilbert vs.
DrNiuard S Co; motion to set aside Judgment
grnmtcd; exceptions to award aud motion for
Judgment In award Strong vs. Mar
marion exceptions OycrrulCd and Judgment; Hp.
peal prayed. bond v. District Of Columbia: sub
mittcd 10 court; Judgment for $50, with interest
defendant. Kennedy ". butcher ct al; motion to
VacntC Judgment against kilbuun granted.
National Republican., 1878-12-28
FINANCE and COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.


Nkw YoRK. Dec. %, 1873.
The imports OF dry goods for the week were soot99s
md the amount marketed was ss3j,Ssl
Money WIS active to-day at ia0
Foreign exchange was steady at ts2diS'E for long
and iSlJsG is7il for demand sterling.
Gold was qu ct at par.
Government bonds were stehdy.
state bonds were quiet. District Of Columbias rose
from Tss to 10 Tennessee new series declined from
30 to 2oS aud rallied to 2o'i do old sold at and Lou
isiana consols ut 70}I
Railroad bonds were firm, with the largest rise (sS
per cent? In Alton and Terre isuie scondS preferred
The other changes were as fol ows; An sdvnncs OF
in Union Pacific sinking funds, \ In Missouri Kansas
and TeNs consols assentcd, and In Northwest gold
rs Canada southern nrsts tguarnicoi) southern Pa
chc Railroad firsts, coal c seconds, and Central
cihc hrsts (Sln Joaquin branch).
The sales OF city bank shares were % follows: Thr-
teen Republics at 2ss and IS New York Tex divdend)
ut l90
The stock market today frac Ion higher In the
early dealings, compared with yesterdays closing
quotations. aud New Jersey Central advanced ~ per
cent. During the afternoon tile coal shares were
heavily pressed for sale and declined srs per cent,
After tue announcement that the meeting OF ire cnl
producers had resulted In an abandonment OF ihc
combination, owing 10 the absence iruin the meeting
OF !he Lehlsh Valley Company, enormous blocks oi
Delaware, lhcknwnnnn and Western were thrown on
but recovered a fraction ~ the hnnl dealings. Thc
transact ors aggregated i23O0 shares, OF which ssU
were Erie, 3UD were Lake shore, puIO were NORTH
81 Paul, aSco were do preferred, 100 were Delaware
Inckawnnnn and Western, Z 100 were New Jersey en
trnl, 600 were Morris aud EsseS,Y0c were CC& G..
2,Jowere Western Union, and 200 were Pacific Mail.
The following were tile clo,lng prlccsi
A
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1877 3
GREAT
1878

1879 GREAT 1873
PENNsYLvANTA ROUTE
TO THE N0nTH,. wlsT, AND ,sUuTIIwEsT
spLEybTb R2ysE InAG STEf EHf EquIr
TRAINS 4 EEEES SEiNREr ROM ScOo, cor,
For Ptisburg aud the West, igiO a m. daily. with
PiuSburg y 10 cincinSStt' si. Louis, and Chicago;
9n Il 6fy VII PTSMS n!Fs iST tS tNITsAp SGGsA
For Canandaisua. Rochesicr. iinlaIo Niagara Falls
and the North ct 7ito p m. daily, except nainrtay
port Lock Haven and Wnikins, al IOi0 a, IN.
ilnily, except sunday.
vi h Palace Cars attached Limited Eyprcss q
Pullman Parlor Cars, 90 H. M. daily, except
For brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
AT Jersey City with bolua OF "Brooklyh Annex
Ing double lerriage and journey across New YORK
For Baltimore :, s3 OD a. III. aud Isl y. m daily,
eso"pi Sunday; 1910 A. M i;ao $50 '''o and ioi'
For Pope,s urrek Line, H. and 40 p. IN. daily,
For annapolis, A. M. and t?O p m. daily, except
XIII 4TR &ES R
TON RAILROAD -
8, Goi, :, and liaD ,. m. On sunday,S a. M, LIS
For Rchinond and the South, Go a. IN. and 5::o p.
For ChcSapcalc aud Ohio railroad SO y. m. daily.
D. H. II u IN. and l. 40, ;, 6.Ij = ard u y. m.
IN sunday ut : and 10 u. m and EIip NJ.
mTGs5 to scePgds n, @nd o phFosca IS
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
ayenue nor,hcSSt corner g. s,n street and rrnnEi,
len for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
L. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager.
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Georgetown Commercial News.
GEOEGErowS. Dcc. =. IS.s

UtOnO ErOWN, Dec. Il lN;t
UHAIS MARKET.
whsnt-We report UnOihcr qu el day In the market
for wheat aud transactions are restricted by limited
receipts. We quote numinaiy at unchanged rates for
all descriptions.
COrn-There Is nolhIng Going IN corn bevond the
Offering OF some small lots, whi, nrc readily sold n
till market rates and continue To quote nOniilly
ut i.tI &c Tor yellow aud white.
RIVER fUDNr AND canal
There were arrivals OF del arluTrs either by river
canal yesterday.