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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-04-12
THE ODD FELLOWS LOSS 5000.

THE ODD FELLOWS LOSS 5000.
The Coos Lodge and Waumbek En-
campment, l. 0, O. F., who occupied
the hall in Rowell & Aliens building,
lose all of their furniture, regalia,
books and papers, valued at $500: no
insurance.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
FALL and Winter Clothing 1T A. Struus
l0Il Pennsylvania avenue
A Lottery Agent Impo.tcr.


Without intending to imputo any dishonesty
in the dealings Of the different lotteries
throughout the country, still the general i'm
preston prevails that the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company Is conducted in a more fair and
impartial manner than many others engaged
in this business. They managed TO keep track K
Of their own business, and do not avail them
selves of any outside agencies Still their ap-
pears to be an individual in New York sugl.
cieutly smart that he can impose upon the uu.
suspecting. lie calls himself II. l.. Plum, of
No. $40 Broadway.
lie scatters his notices abroad, and one man
in this city was sufficiently incrcdulous Us to
invest 81. That was the last he ever heard Of
1t. lie wrote about the money, when back
came paper containing string of questions
rs to where, when, and in what manner tho
letter was mailed, and what was its contents,
promising at the same time to aid in finding
it and iItimat!ng that It's loss was owing 10
the dishonesty in the mailberYiCc. No more
was ever heard Of the matter, and probably
will not be. Suffice to say tic gentleman was the
victim Of a sharper aud not the lottery com
pany They know nothing Of this Sclt.COusti.
tUtod agent, and would doubtless rvpudiute
lin ii they did, for their dealings arc open as
the day, and challenge Investigation ~ any
time, nVt fearing the result.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
HONE AFFAIRS.
CIT NOTES.

For District notes see third page
-Ai-rrlianc0u~ matter on third PAGE
FOR tc1rgetoTn news see thirl page.
For uurRlled-fOr letters sec third page,
For court proceedings see third page.
Nod DysJhuc, tho insane shoemaker
locked ny at the Eighth Precinct Station
1huirlty L,lht wt- sea: to the Insane A.y.
1um yv.: ylay.
The amateur minatrels. for the henpG, Of
DC yellow fever sufcrersa 4 CIY;i. 5 hlol Hall
GCorgCtu@i last cycu.ns. Wits . VcIy success.
ful performance and nCtted haLd.gllC sum
Queen Turpin, servaut'at ) Amnn's. oa
Ninth street wa fUed - in Tie Police Court
YESTERDAY for the Larceny Of quantity OF
spoons and other household goods. llcr royal
highnCss paid the fine.
Charles GTucn, well known co;orrl
theC who made his escape from tho work
h"usc solno time since, was captured bv Of
fcGT BrcCn last night and locked up al the
Central Guard-livusr for a r. turn trip.
Tho case against John W. Usher. characd
with keeping gambling house, was di.missed
by squire Walter yesterday. Six witnesses
vino Jailed II appear forfeited collateral
Thereby cnrcAinG the District treasury St2u
The lawyers Of Baltimore have cbaI.
hngrd the Washington lawyers 10 NAV a
game Of baseball for the hcnctt Of the yellow
RIVER sufferers. The game will Lc plnvpl pt
Ncwiugton FaIk, Baltimore, on the 5JtA in.
stant.
AT the great revival at Foundry Church
hst night, before the evangelist commenced
the service, It was found Necessary 10 close
the gates, as the church was filled 10 It's Mt.
most capacity. large number profysgci con
version.
The powerful awakening and grcat rcyi.
Va. at Foundry Church incrrascs Services to.
day at c'cycn u. N. Love feast and altar.
eight p. u. Revival sabbath day, eleven a,
IN, half-pa't three aud Lalf.past seven D. IN,
conducted by the young evangelist
a IngmOria meeting was held at Bethel
a. NJ L. Church iu Baltimore, Thursduv,
commemorative Of the life aud character OF
Rcy. Dr. \. Il. Green, who fell victim to the
yellow fever at N!cks.Ur lust week. DR..
Green was well known among the c0lorod rco.
pie oil tA!s city, both Us minister AID Il.y.
Ncian.
George Rice, atias George Walker. was
EnaiCHcd IN the Police CONT yesterday on a
chartc Of stealing three pairs of shoes from
W. 4. Watson, NaVy-Yarl merchant. Tho
sviicIce was conclusive uud Ggorgo was sen.
teGc d 10 ninety days in Jail. The lnisoncr
vas thru Cbmgrd with rp,ntu. tho Iieer
who arrested him, by striking h!.A with II
club for which he va. given ninety days murs.
When arrested Rec hot at the oil ..r TIC bail
passin: Though ~ cur.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
BIlly Emerson,s NInsttels.

Emcrsons Minstrels attracted another large
audience to Ford's opera.lT last evening,
who were kept iu continuous roar of laugh.
ter from the rise to the fall of the curtain.
The jokes and gags Of the end mcn-Morton
and Einerson-are all new aud were cntbusi.
astically appreciated. The big Four de.
serve their title, as no other artists 10 their
line can equal them in ground and lofty tum-
bling. Billy Emerson was enc0rod four times
in bis skctchcs.' the audience seeming never
to tire Of him. Charles Haywood, the female
impcrsouator with this troupe, Is the best
travelling, having well.cultlvatCd voice.
which lie uses in an artistic manner A matt
nee will he given this afternoon, at two
o'clock, and all lovers of unadulteratod fun
should visit the Opera. House.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
lMUyEM ENrs,
National Thcatrc-"Ihe Ice \

National Tbeatre-"Ihe Ice WITCH"
The magnificent spectacular play. entitled
"Thc Ice Witch" which has so acceptably oc-
cupcd the boards of the National during the
current week, will attain its final representa-
tions ut the matinee this afternoon and the
regular performance this evening. We cor.
daily commend The Ice WITCH" with its at.
tcndant glories Of cast and mise .enscenc, to our
theatre. going public. The young folks who
attend the matinee this afternoon will find
provided for their special delectaton the bird.
like singing aud graceful dancing of wiusomc
il.ittle Rosebud" This evenings performance
III close the present engagement Of the Ice
Witch Combination" On Monday evening
Buffalo Bill with his Indians and wcl.seect.
cd dramatic corps, will appear in "M May Cody"
a now and thrilling border drama.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

Rev. DIR. \. I, Mason will preach both morn.
ing and evening tomorrow in the Calvary
Baptist Church.
Rev. Alexander Kent U'niversalist) will
preach In Tallmalge IIlll Tomorrow, Mt
eleven q n. Suuday-sc'ool at 0:i5 4. M. Pub
lie cordially invited.
All souls Church-Sprvices conducted by
Rev. II. L. Walworth, Of Baltimore, at eleven
q. m. sundAy-.chool At a:i5. \ collection will
DC taken upiu aid Of the yellow fever suffer.
rrs, Us per '."tce given on sunday last.
Church Of tho Rclccmc- Reformed Episco.
pal - Services IN Narini's Hall, l. street hc.
tween Ninth and Tenth, conducted by Rev II
VI. COLLISION. rector. Morning at eleven lit.
any and SERMON on "What Is 1t to be Born
Again? Evening, at eight, service and Bible
reading Oh The Blood"
National Republican., 1878-09-14


Miss Lulu Boone has been appointed orrauist
Of St. Pa'rck's Church.
Sister Mary B-rgcu, supcriorcss Of the Sacred
III.
The recent excursion Of tho Chanel Point
Club for the bcurtit Of Fathers Wlgct aud
Sc HulOu, ng;tcd 500.
sGathrr DOughcrty, now of Eilicott City, Nd,
but well known here. will celebrate his silver
jubilee on the 23l last.
Father Rahbiu. assistant pastor Of st. Peters
Church, who has been ordered 10 duty ia BAL.
timore, will leave here on Wednesday next,
aud iu the meanwhile will be the recipient of
purse from his many friends in East Wash
ingtOn.
The choir Of st. Dominics Church has been
reorgnnized for tho winter as follows Tenor
Mr.. William Daniel bussi, Messrs. Magnus
kOeChling and A. II. NOss; soprani, Misses
..da McDCrmott Joe Fegan May Rogers. and
Maggie Fitzgerald alto, Mrs James d. Ryan :;
organist and director, Professor W. q. Law.
renee.
The trustees Of Mount Olivet Cemetery have
purchased thirty acres of woodland on the
north side Of that place and adjoining it, known
as the Sweeney Tract" for 10000 4 stone
wall is being built along the entire front, re-
placing the iron railing which will inclUse the
north side Of the new purchase.
The sisters in charge of Providence Hospital
are having erected new building on the east
side OF the hospital inciosure for laundry pur-
poses, which will be two stUIie high, aud when
completed will AFFORD more room for hospital US, S
iu the main build. There are now liO patients
there Il larger number than ever known bo.
fore.
Among the deeds fled for record with the
Recorder Of Deeds within the past few days
wcrv two, one each by Bishops Becker, Of viii
mington, and Kain, Of Wheeling, conveying to
the Archbishop oil Baltimore u.i their right and
title to any ot the estate Of whatever kind of
the late Archbishop Dayley situate Ia the Dis
trict OF Cylumbia.
Sister Euaia tB!lciharn), OF Nntre Dame
Academy, in Sc. Aloysius parish, died on the
! 9th instant, and was buried in Mount Oliyct.
she was q native of Prussia renounccd the
| world when seventeen years old, aud was n
sister OF NOtrc Dame for twenty-seveu years
| She has been an invalid for the past four years
| participating but little in school duties.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Tho nrl,t of thn Eis.rIri.

The Unitcl States Treasurer, in auswcFiug
the letter Of NIr. l.. Il. U.Hey, Icsarding ;ac
District inlrh'edu"s., says:
Thatthe I'm lei in'cN'c1u.-. or the pi-,rlct Of
Iuaula lud 90: the de corporations nl WASN'T s-
'ou uld 'guls,t1wn at u..s dn'o. Is .SSGi., ~ |
irHt ltu a.9. MT o. ng !.r' LIN fiaaiuZ briCs o.
90" ui,'rrl "f C'mnb!a, outstanding 1t thi. da,s
{, -l2T,.2 2-I.
The 3Gj bonds were Issued In pursuance Of
section Of an net for the government uf the
District oi Columbia. approved jane 90 ls7L
which he quotes: also the joint resolution Of
Congress. approved March H. 1876, prohibit.
ing any further issue FROM that date. The Sl3,.
i1,@5D Of thee holls that were outstanding
were ali issued prior 10 the date on which
that resolution t,uk ciI.ct. Tic Treasurer
then quotes tho clause from the act approx cd
June IL, ISIS, in which the secretary of the
Treasurer, for the future, is authorized to pay
the interest on the 3.6j bonds when thu same
shall become due and payable lie thiuk. that
these citations embrace all the information
asked for.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

Amnsements end Excursions.

CosIQrE-NSriety Performance.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-1hc lee witch.
fnRps OPERA ERAHOvsE.-Eincrson'S California MIN.
Efrels.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten a. m, returning at
four p. m.
Forty miles for ten cents. The City Of Alcxnu.
dria leaves Seventh street wharf at haicpast clcyeu
. n. returning at three 7. IN.
sunday excursion. F!ry miles for f'Ccu rcnt..
Potomac Ferry Company excursion. Boat leave.
u seven =. III. and returns at clcTCu p IN.
One hundred miles for ten cents. Steamer Mary
Washington leaves foot Of fscvc:th street at 10 a. m
rturnrz at i45 +. II. Moonlight excursion in the
evening.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
DISTRICT MATTERS.
The Additional Mounted Men

The Additional Mounted Men.
The increase Of the members Of the mounted
police having been decided upon, Major Nor.
gan was instructed to select the men, which
has been done. They will be employed Ia
doing patrol duty, and will give especial at.
tcntion to sanitary work make reports Of
nuiSsnces as they discover them, and scc that
they are promptly abatcd. In tho event Of
fire they will repair promptly to the scene and
preserve order. protect property, and prevent
derrcdatious; and in the event of a large con-
Migration the mounted service will be con-
ccntrsted. The citizens are at liberty 10 call
upon these men ut any time for service, and
report all cases of nuisanccs TO them. These,
added TO the old force, will make about forty
in all. They will be assigned to duty as fol.
lows AT headquarters W. II. Mockabee and
7. ii. McNamaTn. First Precinct, NJ. T. Slater
and d. E. Lauders Second Precinct, W. II.
White and B. r. Rhodes; Third Precinct,
Lieutenant G. NJ skippon and II. c. Vokmau
Fourth Precinct VI. II. Cole and G. H. Mar.
tin Fifth Precinct. X. NJ. Harlow and J. l..
DALEY sixth Precinct, NJ. W. Quinlau and J.
W. Cooper; Seventh Precinct, William JEFF.
ir!es aud ID. y. Felt Eighth Precinct, Lieu.
tenant NOOnan and c. Buckley,
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Ilasp-Rlll.

A fair audience assembled at the National
Groauds yesterday afternoon to witness n game
between the National aud Utica, hut, owing to
the slippery condition Of the field, errors were
numerous. aud tho contest was therefore un-
satisfactory The yaluc wa. not finished, as
darlu,,9 interviewed during the AtilI inning,
the .corv at that tiIIe being to 3 in favor of
the yi-itois.
the National aud Wavrrly, Of Blltimorr, will
play on the National Grounds. The visitors
Comprl,, nearly all Of the fnrmor Worcester
nine, who have Joined the Wavcrly AMI will
hereafter be located IN Baltimore. 4 good
game niay he expected, as both mines are about
equally matched.
GAMES ELSEWHERE Yesterday.
Indianapolis, lnd.-BOS.on, 8; Indianapo
lis, ..
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Real Estate Transfers.

H. n. Wordsworth to John Ryan, So lot
Is, subdivision square IA; Thomas Hurley to
Daniel MoyualIan, Tor IS, mart of lots and :,
square 5G7 Mary A. Curtin to J. L. Blink
horn, for Il 2On, lots 20, i, %, aud 3, square
a~7; L. A. Bcuvans to J. ". shaw, for II $50,
part Of lot ,, square 5ld; Trustees of the Ger.
man I.utGun Eyappclical Zion Church to the
German Evangelical Zion congrc CATION, for $50,
,uh-ots ~ aud ~, square ii9, Richard Swell o
Rolert Harrod, for ;?75, part oil lot ], square
q Rose y. Darrell 10 Martha L. Wheeler, for
s. OuD, lot f. subdivision ,uuare 40
National Republican., 1878-09-14
An Appeal to the @. 4. II.
Tho following hns been received:

NirEsBURT Miss, SEPT. :, ls7s
JUdgs j. TUbsN Hnshmv'uH, j. T.:
My hlAH IruaE: ON hchAlfuf the sick and suffer
ry mcnLCrs Of MCl'hurOn Pust.No2 o. communion
| uPpCa. u you, our late LyIvCl department com.
TINl,yr for suCL pCCUulary ul as you Inay bC able
to collect 90 aid us in oar hour U! distress / am
'Gc OILY uHc Of twcrv odd members who /, not
sick Many CuInGEiCS are not only sick themscly.s.
LUt have N!yts and children down with lie dreadful
e. GT-r. We 10 net expect much even tho wild
uM H.llG May lac The means Of saving the life Of d
w1r.hy r.laII.c or one dGErCr u him than lie. I
Gil hope To- h able to vet along without asking for
Rii but ihU IA.i lHau but myself went down to-
day Ut hl. Iosl'i'r. Walker Joins me IN this. Trust
health. remain General. ycry respectfully ", r.,
{. and L., KINQ DORMANT.
National Republican., 1878-09-14

Reunion of Third Pennsylvania CaTNiry.
Tbs first reunion Of this famous rc2ilncnt
since the late war takes place at Nowvi!c,
Cumberland Comfy Pa, on Tuesday next,
and promises to be grand AFFAIR. Governors
llurtrmit, Mcclellan, and Curtin, with Cen
erals Averiil Mcintosh, aud Gregg. have
pro r-ri to H. prcscut. The citizens of New
yil!e have erected trumphaI arches on the
principal streets, handsomely decorated the
town hall, and made every preparation to
Civ the veterans a CORDIAL reception. En-.
br"GCy,d si.h badges, with crossed sNbrrr, have
bocu pwplr,d hy the ladies, to be presented
ito the ollirers AMI men rs a souvenir Of their
visit. MrmbCrs OF d Company and Others
OF the command resident in this city leave
hero Monday night for Harrisburg. Those
who rave not received their invitations eau
procure them of Major Il. l.. SholICy, M Six.
teculh street, wuU acts by authority Of the
central committee. Rt Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
shnsler,s New storo.

The copartncnhip existing between Messrs,
II. {, Shustcr and W. NJ. shustcr having been
dissolved, Mr.. II. G. Shustcr has established
himself at No 7O5 Market Space, where will
he found fine assortment of foreign and do
mostic dry goods. The stock is entirely new,
and the goods arc offered as cheap as they can
be purchased elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Prernrlng the Now nnnds.

The president of the Bard of Commission
crs yesterday morning requested the Secretary
Of the Treasury 10 have prepared the bonds
authorized by tho act of Congress approved
June 20, 1~.-, at : per cent. interest.
They are authorized to isSuc bonds 10 the
amount Of S2~l.I5l for the redemption Of the
tnu-ycar bruds Issued by the corporation of
Washington. under act OF Conglcss approved
February q. l'GS.
Aso 20 redeem the Georgetown steam force
Hn7lp houds. amounting to - $40, issued June
&C. l>73.
The bonds to be Issued run for thirty years,
and bear interest not exceeding per cent.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
VsgehRe.
vEGETINE
THE rERr hest MEDICINE FOR DrS-
IEPSTI AND fEDIG ESIION
NEWTON, y. IL, Marsh q, IT7.

NEWTON, y. H., Marsh p, IT7.
TIA II. r. SrEvENsi
i'Ir 81: Once InOrP take the ucn 10 praise that
k.ns OF mpl.uinrs, Neac:inp. When I guu to take
my friends tIuu-hd It W.S q stimultnt ef1'Ct md
" u,d som snbsil lc, leaving me rs bad before.
rEiuking thGt Uf N Sc wh read thu tCa'im nal
whicd wruiT ut tnlt llnr might think the sanO,
write once more 70 SATISFY thou on that point. Since
h'Ean to tuke NCEetne almost two wears %,
am otiuylns my former trRlth. and consider myself
cured bN N"gei'ho. Two years nrD / was low Gs
uHu cund b. and live. was confined tu the bel for
"sit Ia p.ths an! civ W 10 die Nv Ci.lt d1ctor.
sIGr o the mJSt skilled IL Ills -tl.c. They said
hNd several di'Tc,. iuglunHE cnasIWp'.pn. horIt
ii "sF aud ~ raj UtTcr' equally ftal, uud must
Hn. Ihl Nr-Cin.. take hs last resort, bOJElt tlo
l.fuu.'! sid 10 III I UTc ms ll:o SinCh r" he liA
hr-Nn in prove lnv" mrcC stndy ~ 'd.4 as. and
'uA The cause q. uil I : symrt Irs to b VI hCcn Hy'
d.ra.. "f every tx ar tff,rt' Oi lie same cHusr
WI II tn food Is no. properly gc.., the lpmnCh
u D"C',itct a pFt-1, uus, putrld urS, which T. Nb
,rhc IN o lie bod md by lh"t Il T. conveyed 10 |
tfts ui the ~ CnI>luE sF0piOgIs OF G-uas In
ANY or ~ O. thD O.gRn- ui tD holy. and i ts C,,u
vanl.' di,usUs. have g;rcn NoSr;IIC q tl"IouZh
lCst Ia NV O" n case IA, al - In ta Uf " q! my
roirhniRn o. ~ d hni II 10 Dv the very he't mg1i'
t!He C%tAt !O' iy'i', of" or iniig stlmn uae O., tho
Fu.EU i.tA Orstn.C d,s"t'c. | im we'll known IN the
N IL and C,u furnish an " d'niahic CIrruyDrlt!On
Ui all o. ,he stGtTm 'n's. | VIII Willingly answer
ANY lc RS of INJURY IN regard 10 my case or the u'e
A. J. BCRBECK.
II vEGErINE In taken reguiarIy, according 10 d..
rtTuons. certain and 3 Becly cur, Of DyIGpstd VIII
follow Its use.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Mrl,InrIIfr.I,Irdrrs.

Tiy r!uk Of tie court has issued liccn,cs to
parttr. w1o visa 10 embrace the matrimonial
state as follows:
f.. II. Muriay SID Ella Lcarv.
Scott Ril0"it and Mary Clark
Morris Jasper aud Aattie Wade.
Henry smith and Ami, smith.
B +. Williams and Mary Fucker.
L. L. EIcay and Sarah j. IIough.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
ATira ConlnI..ioncr I,c,lgncd.

Nj, Thou'ns l., Hume yesterday tcudored 10
the District Commit sioncrs his resignation a, Il
on account Of tho manner in which the fra
commissioners have been ignored in tho matter
Of =. Iocilug site, for thc wnpu~Cd new engine.
houses. The Ipall Of Tue Commissioners,
after considerable labor and invest CATION,
made certain r rcoGuucnlntinHsi but the Dis,
trir, C"ILui -,un,l- thought hest to hays the
wur,. don. '.'., own wy. AMI selected sites
without r .src.cc to th, firy commissioners.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
a Bold IlIglIwHgnan.

About noon yesterday, ns a yVun8 lady
namrd Mann Wa, passing along New York
ayruIv, u,a lilh street northwest, she was
,stird 2aur-t by c0,urcd mau, who relieved
leruf l'r Jrrkct.h".k. containing about sl3.
The tij.t WIS i.ur- ucd for several bIuarcs by Il
lulgc crowd, hut succeeded in making his cs-
cape. Miss Mann who Is q niece Of Simon
WuIr raq, concluded to deior shopping until
another DAY.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Damages for Special improvements.

The attorney for tho District, after ex.
amning the subject of damages in the ad-
jus,mcuts of the cases of taxes for special i'm.
provements, states that he knows of no prac.
teal solution Of this matter but to accept, as
the board of public works did, the rule under
the thirty.scventh section Of the act Of Feb.
rIary Il, ISL, rs tho adjustment of the Law,
that the property Edioining an Improvement
is thereby benefited to the extent of one third
OF the cost, and this Is the rule of tho books,
leaving the parties seeking q remedy under
the act of the Legislative assembly to apply to
Congress, which can aloue deal with this per-
picking matter.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
New Advertisements,

"Icc witch Matt NAL Theatre.
Card-H. {. rhu.r'r. M Market space
Eegc'uc for ly.r,p,h nnd inl.s .sc,.lrn.
Base 1ll--N1"nnl' y. wayr.lv. rf Baltimore.
Prp!cs'ur L. lArils singing 81 70! o,Sns scp;cm.
Der 10.
For snl4-Busncss pr ?crty on Fourteenth street
northwest.
}. !. McKenny - -sowIny.machlHc,, ~ Ninth
street n'riNWcst.
Clirn's LchiES L1TiI Ev,r,gt Of Rerf aud
Toni" Inv!r ra.rr
pubn'. l. r,." .-DrI. or '..n.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Cash Contributions,

Tie following cash contributions were re.
ceivcd yesterday 10y Lewis J. Davis, treasurer
Of the Yellow Fever Relief Fund: F. 4.
Mnsous, for distributions IN Memphis. $25
Henry PUlJinhom, IS John Bull, SO; James
W. OiuC, F2j; John McClGlllnd, so: from
Errai1 sur, ]. L. Fitch, SO; J. Stiles, -
city post .Dlire. per VI. Iudg,Iy, :32O7; Wash.
In,:ton schur,zcn Ncrcin, through JOHN L.
Nog', ir S25; W. II. C!aectt, SO; A. Y. p,
Gurnett, &lu%J. {. Wilson, s.; J. W. r.
Murmy, 80: II K. l.. Il; :. Nounaut, $50 B.
:. Elliott, 81; collections Of George W
IIarkness, 40; DR., {. II. LeihermRn, $50
Master Seth J. Told, SO; First
Congregational Church, through s. H.
GiIin. ir, $DG.&7; Thomas Russell. 81
John Al sander, $3.50; Charles q. Bah, -;
Hon. G,argc Taylur, 800; General l.. C.
buchanan, L. :. A. SO: J. q. kimhall, $40
+. WhCatlpy, SO; q. W. Cr0plCy, 50; r. W
Morgan, ;5; NJ. J. Adler, 50 ; A. H. FickcI,lI
-: W. T. seymour, -: II. T., Gilbert, 81; W
;. T"el, -; samuel Lewi-, -; ". :. R"usc, -
john Miiturn, -; George . Loyott, $40; cash
80: @. ". Thorker -; Whcatley Brothers
80; Il. b. Cro?lcy, -; q. i. Dunlop 81; :
Thomas Brown, y \. B. CrOplCy, 20; W. II
liQskins, -, William King, -; Joseph Lib
hey, ~ L!shcimcr : HrO,hcr 81; j. T. pIVDy
e lp:Gh +Gi1,vi.
Mrs C. A. merrill. lot of jelly aud Conli
inent5 IuurfHu W. Naury, two barrels Of 4 ur
Il lady, 10; Of clothing; Mrs. VI. W. Gait, lot o
clothing, twenty-five pieces; NJ II. Prince, io
Of clothing, twcmtY.uiue pioccs 5. c. Pal!uor
one case uf wine; Mrs. Senator Morgan, cloth
iuE aud dresses ". NJ. Gait u Co., five barrel
Of iour W II. Morrison, two barrels Of iour
a Lady, f,:Hale clothing wJolcu clothing TO
men &c; 5. ERtzonstein, two dozen shirts; st
James Hotel, one dozen sheets
CoILECTI0Ss ~ THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The returns from all the collections taken ul
in the public schools yesterday for the boued
Of the yellow fever sufferers have not yet brcl
made. From present knowledge the contribu
tinn is likely TO prove a very crcditable one.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
=. t. Barnum.s Grent show

viii exhibit in this city the Goth, 27th, and
18th insts on the old location, corner of MINI h
aud streets. Charles GayleI, esq, the repre-.
sentative Of Mr.. Baruum, is in the city arraug.
ing for every comfort to the patrons, and will
see to the entire arrGu gcmcnts Of the exhibition
previous to his departure for New York city,
where Barnum opens his winter show the sec.
ond week in october.
National Republican., 1878-09-14
Qational 9epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenge, Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND roroN.e DEror, SIXTH AND 4
AND ONO DEFoT SRw JERSEY AVE.
SvEASD STREET

II BALTIMORE AND ONO DEPoT, NEW JERSEY AVE
EvR AND { STREET.
- = Morning. E,enhlp.
N:B n .rhi & Bos er. $3.50 baltimore accom-.
~, Baltimore express so EaltlnlUre accom-.
-, " estern express. hOO. y y, Pill q Eos eN.
EAIhltimOre accom-. 80, Western Mail.
- fred. &C. Met DrCh.) sbST, Baltimore accom-.
sd haltEiore Annapolis '6:tj BalilnCre express.
hng way. 72u, Western express.
80, Mhftinsburg npd Uh- $50 BaliimGre CNprcs+
Ee r.tuwr &C CNet brch,' -tI5 e lLu Il Bus eS
1gso, Baltimore accom-. 'ID4S, Baltimore accom-
ny. Baltimore eIIFsss
'Afrive tniy. OtkprS Sundays excepted.
81 For the time OF dcraT,ure of trains see advor
nsrments el-swhera