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Excursions and PiCniCs.
GRAND EXCURSION TO LYNcHBURa, VA

GRAND EXCURSION TO LYNCHBURa, VA.
MONDAY, OCTOBER u.
leaving Alexandria Monday night nj ten O'Clock,
nom King street Wharf; returning, leave Lynchburg
"Wednesday morning, I'D instant, nt eleven O'Clock.
The corner stone Of the First Bapttt Church will be
laid on that Occpsion The Agricultural Fair opens
Tuestay also. Fare for round trip. t2So ociT-tts
NOTICE To MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
which has been recently RENTED aud furnished L. I.
Blake captain, ts the only boat allowed to land pas
ssngers nj Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip o., in
Guiding admission TO Mansion and Grounds,
Steamer leaves Seventh street wharf DAILY (5un
day eIcepted) at IL y. M, and returns at p. IN.
J. McH. HOLLINBSWDRTH,
supt Ladies' Mount Vernon ASSOCIATION.
Il. ]. BLAKE, steamer Mary Washington. il.f
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BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

NTNNUTlNITS, TUU'ETE0
and all kinds OF JON PRINT M executed with neat
ness aud dispatch at TIE RLllBLlCAS JOI
OFFICE, the largest establishment IN the city Ocl2
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Educational,
Law School Of Georgetown Uni
versity.
oiS STREET NORTHWEST.
FACULTY!
REV. p. y. HEALEY, s. j.,
President.
cHAS. W. HOFFMAN, LIZ D.,
Dean and President Of Moot Court.

HUN. WIUHAND 7. MENKTCK, III D.,
Constitutional Law.
HON. IIALBEIT II. PAINE LII. D.,
Evidence. Pleading, and Equity Jurisprudence.
MARTIN +. NORRIS IL D.,
Common Law, Real and Personal Property, Crimes
and MIsdenieanOrs.
Academic year begins first Wednesday In OC1TO.
BkR and continues until June.
Lectures and other exercises are held at early
attending.
TERMS: go per annum. or $50 for the two year,
Attendance on lectures 80 per annum. Payments
received In monthly lnsthlments, In advance.
POST GRADUATE COURSE
In details Of practice and advanced branches open to
holders Of diplomas from this other approved
school, hity dOttdr, per annum. including the right
OF eieotng To pursue any all other studies OF ths
school, as may be desired.
ocisiw VIM HENRY DENNIS, Secretary.
ENRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH, PORTUGUESE
a GERMAN, LATIN, aud GREEK taught, theo.
rctically and practically. Class or private lessons at
residence OF teacher or pupils FOR further particu-
lars address FRENCH PROFESSOR
t0trY q
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NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.


The spacious buildings Of this Coes~ located al
NEW WINDSOR, MARYLASD-fhree hours ride
by nlI from wa-hnkton-in one Of the most beautiful
aud heaithill parts OF Western Maryland II has u
NIL corps Of competent aud experienced professor,
The course Of study Is designed TO give athornugh ed
ucaOn In all branches iuc uhng Ancient and modern
lnnguag,s There Is also preparatory department.
Terms MODERATE
Parents or guardians In washIngton having youth
10 educate invited To visit the College and learn
It's advantages confer with its Pro of istOry
Rev JOHN CHESTER, u. H.. No. 10 u street south.
cast. Washington ID. C.. OF whom circulars can he oh
taued Uctg I'm
II KINDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE OF
IN Washing gtop, for the training OF teachers, ap
National Kline ergRrten for primary and advanced
classes The normal class Opens October Lectures
D. M, In kindergarten Hal. For paTtlculRrs apply
Mrs LOUISE POLLOCK, 12J Eighth street.
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Bankers.

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= No. u32 fbtTcet northwest, corner seventh stree
Open daily nom 10 H. N. 10 8p M; on saturday even.
hgs nom TO y. m. IN Tec've depuas only. Amer
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cCIvCd, SAFE deposit boxes Tor rent In fire and burg.
MrprOof vault At tu, tlgO, sl5 f2N and SO year.
The largest and most convenient boxes IN the city.
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William Mcclure was appointed guardian to the
orphnhs OF John and Bridget RGnally on bond of
5000 Inventory Of the personally OF the estate Of the
lhlG hodOlphe OldOgTg, returned by the executors
and On petition aud ahdGvis, order to sell at pri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-09
The Development of the National
Party.

The national party in Pennsylvania, which
developed such unexpected strength at the
last election in that state, casting over 5000
votes has now arranged its line of battle for
new campaign. and hopes, with the nOmi-
nees and platform which were chosen yester-
day to treble it's November vote. Whether or
not it has rated its strength too high, there is
little doubt that it will hold the balance of
power in the Legislature, and decide Don
CamerOn'S successor in the United States Sen
ate. Its power will also be felt in the other
elections, by which a Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary of Internal Affairs, and a
Supreme Judge will be chosen. The contest
in the triangular fight for these offices will be
exciting, and its result cannot be predicted with
any certainty. In some districts the nationals
are the strongest of the three parties, and i'm
many their votes can decide between the can
didateS of the two older organizations. In the
convention Yesterday the two most prominent
candidates for the nomination for governor
VIM. h. Armstrong and Hendrick b. Wright
the representatives of the mOdera'e and ex-
IRENE branches, respectively, were denounced
by opposing delegates, the former as a repub-
lican, the latter as democrat, and 5. X.
Mason, the Father of the greenback party in
western Pennsylvania" carried OF the nomi-
nation The principal plankS in the platform
adopted are government aid to persons set
Ting on public lands rigid economy in the
administration of public affairs, the eight
hour system OF labor, graduated income tax,
a protective tariff, equal civil and political
rights to women, and national paper money.
The republicans will make their nominations
on the 18th and the democrats on the I'D .
After these moves for position, will come the
real battle, and II promises to he an interest
ing one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-09

All is not harmonious in the camp of the
California wOrkingmen'S party. The state and
county committees have denounced the ire
pressible kearney, and declared him TO be
outside of the party; kearney, undismayed,
denOunceS the committees in turn asserts
that he is the true and orthodox party and
proceeds to read the committees out of the
party ranks. The voice of the people has not
yet been heard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-09

The platform of the national party is not ap
parently very cOmmunistic: in fact, it will
take some time for that wrinkle to grow npou
the horn of the practical American working
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-09

A paragraph in this paper, giving the fl g
ures to show the rather curious fact that those
sections of the country which were lOudest in
their demand for the passage of the silver bill
take least kindly to the silver dollar, caused
the Republican TO remark in a rather lofty
way that the STAR is only local paper, and
doesn't know much about matters of gen
eral Government, anyhow. We haven't space
or inclination for carping upon the manage
ment of our contemporaries, but will, for Just
once, pause TO inquire if the Repu5licdn's
statement today that Judge Field was not
a member of the Electoral Commission" is in
tended to illustrate its immense fitness to deal
inteuigently with questions of general con-
ceInmeut -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-09

New York merchants are telegraphing to
their Senator'S here that the repeai of the bank
rupt law will be a calamity to business. Doc
TORS
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ENOR SALE-From to 15 acres OF LAND IL.
- miles from Arlington. 2f from Georgetown
beautiful s1tu atom fruit trees forest trees and
water on the place: 10 minutes walk from the rail
read now being graded. Apply to A. G., HAYES
20 Center Market, or on the place. apIO-lm
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M U Il 1 E.
desirable Goods: Fine Black and Fancy Co lOred
Grenadines, from SO to $50 per pattern; Ameri-
Striped Buntings, at so ceuts, in Brown, Black
and b ne: 4S-inch B aCk and Il ue Lace Buntings,
French Buntings tRlack) 1T 37l%, 45 so and So
Black Checked and Striped Madrass Cloths, at 35
an, As cents: very handsome goods. Also the fine
line of SOft-fnished NainsOOkS, Vie Lawns, Bishop
Law. aid other White Goods. at 25 cents; wort
so. 1 600 yards remnants Linens. at so and GO
cents: worth double the money. 100 pieces New
TUrchOn Lace, cheaper than ever.
w. M. BROWN,
my9-tr 314 Eighth Street n.U.
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~ specialist In the city. He guarantees a perms-
nent and speedy cure In the shortest time possible
OF all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases AbandOnad
and ill-treated cases specially. thorough cure
or Lo charge separate consulting rooms eos III
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ClLKS! SILKS! SILKS y!
Elegant Summer Silks, So to &c.. great reduc-
ton.
AL Wool Buntings Is to 31c., worth Zoe. more.
All Wool DebegeS, %; sold every where SIC.
Doube-width Bunting less than market price.
lion Grenadines, 25n. up: Silk Grenadines cheap.
WOO'-miX Dress Goods 121c. up; bargains.
Linen Lawns sacrificed 10, 12la 70 BIC.
Best PacifcLawnS. 10 and 12cla. Good Calico, ~.
Gloria and Bishop Lawns from auCt on, cheap.
She, land SHAW Is. Lace SacGues. sacrificed.
Large stock Fancy Hosiery cheap.
Carpets at cost: Mattings cheap: Bazaar Pat
terms.
All leading makes Cottons at Wholesale prices.
T. N. NAUDAIN,
my9-tr TOP Market Space.
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Tie District people express themselves as
satisfied i'm the main with the District govern
ment bill passed by the House. The provision
for an elective council, is, perhaps, the one
about which they are the least enthusiastic, as
involving largo cost for registering and vot-
ing. with very little returns in the way of any
effective exercise of the ballot but they are
quite willing to accept This feature and try
and make the best of it, if they can at the
same time get relief from some OF the colossal
evils and burdens under which they are now
Staggering. They will do their best to make the
provision a success by securing so far as they
can good intelligent men for The sOuncil In
view of the past, there may be some doubt
whether they may not be Swamped in that
effort ; but at least the trial will be made in
good faith. and if it should fail and the resu
be featherduser' council why Congress
can revise its suffrage action in the Ii iht of
experience.
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The fact that the House is about TO enter
upon IN investigation of the alleged electora-
frauds in Florida creates no excitement and
ii is evident that no one, with the possible ex-
ceptiOn of Montgomery Blair, expects that
the inquiry will amount to anything more
than TO supply little campaign capital for
the next Presidential election. In the opinion
Of some of the Shrewdest of the democratic
leaders, ii will fail TO secure even this fruit il
pushed at this time for the reason that the
mat er will be stale. fiat and improbable long
before $50.
1t is certain that The level headed democrats
will not he betrayed into any scheme for I'M
seating Hayes as the result of the inveStiga-
ton, for they know well hat the alarm and
business disturbances created throughout the
country by any movement of this kind would
be fatal to the party attempting it. The Amer
lean people doubtless have their own opinion
of the manner in which the elections were
carried in Florida, Louisiana and some 0 her
southern states, but they hold that MI Hayes
has been seated i'll the Presidential chair by
the action of the two houses of Congress, and
that any attempt TO disp'ace him now would
be MexicaniZing our rule in a way they do not
propose to tolerate.
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ITO LOAN-Small amounts of MONEY on 6rSt
Il class real estate security. 49,
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15

White, 45c; mixed, 42c. Oats nuiet: White
Boa; mlxed. BE-. Rye higher at67c. Hax ,luII
and nominal at $9alI. Pork oulet and steady
at s2. Lard quiet and steady: Choice leaf
tterce, 81 as9ic; do kegs, Sa9xc. Butk meats
steady: shoulders, ~ al &C: clear rib, 5a6lSc;
clear, 65faHAc: Bacon quiet and steady: Clear
rib siies, &c; clear, 75<c. Sugar-curei hams
lie. Whisky quiet at 81 u3. Tobacco quiet and
unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. l5-Flour in good de-.
mand and tending upward: superfne, $475:
Xxx. $5a5 25: Xxx, 50 6Oa6 75, high
grades. S6 7jaT 81. Corn quiet and firm
at 6Oa'0c. Oats in fair demand and firm at 4Oa
&c. Corn-meal quiet aud firm: held at 81 50.
Hay quiet and 1rtn: prime, sic; Gu Jice, SIG 80
Pork strong and higher: nell at $.4 81. Lard
quiet and steady: tIerce, ylSag3Sc: Kegs, 10a
lOtsc. Bulk meats sea &C anI Lirm: shoulders,
loose, b1c; PACKED, &c. Bacon strong and
er at l3aliAac. Whisky dull at$l O5al IL.
BALTIMORE. Jan. l5-Flour duh and un-
changed. Wheat; Western a shade lower
and closed firm. No. Western winter. spot
and January, 81 4IAal 4l4 February, 81 Az.
corn: Western active a.d easier and clusto
firm; new Western mixed. SPOT. aud Janu.
arV' JJC; Fcbruary, 6Jc; Western steamer,
524c. oats quiet ana stra,ly: estern white,
36' &c: do mlxet, 34a35c. Rye guIet aud
steady at 62 tf5c. Hay uull. Pennsylvania
prime. $14al6. Provisions dun and unchanged.
Butter quiet: choice Western. rolled and
packed, 29az2c. Petroleum dull and nominal:
feu bed, l28c. CoHeG duh ana UHchaugei.
hisky duh and lower at 81 %.
NEW YORK. Jan. 15-Flour dull and prices
strongly in buyers' favor: No. 2, S. 75a3 IS;
superhne Western and o.ate. "A 75a5: common
to good extra, $5a5 45; good to choice, 80 81
40; white wheat extra, S6 0ja6 10; do fancy,
81 SOdS 25; extra Ohio. 50 l5a7 20; st. Louis,
20 2Oao 20; minnesota patent, 81 40a9 00.
Rye -four steady. at 50 50ai 20. Corn
meal dull: We teru, 80 60a3 h0. Wheat heavy:
No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 32ai SO; No. l spring.
So; No. Chicago spring. 81 Boy; No. 4
spring, February, 81 294 4a1 30; January, 81 2Sk
al 80; No2 red wInt r, January, 81 seal 4U.
Rye dull: Western. 1la73tac. Barley quiet
two-rowGd State, T5c Malt dull and unchanged
Gorn: steam mixed, 569<a57c; unncrrhantaDle
Western mixed. SIC; ungraded do, 54c; steam
mixed, January. 56ha57c; No. 2, January, COX
a6ac. Hay steady: shipping, 60a6ac. Hops
firm: yearlings, 3a5c; new Eastern and West
ern, 5a12c. CoDee dull: Rio cargoes, 15xa
le1zc; JobDing, Ii ka2uc. gold. Sugar quiet and
firm: fair TO good refining, T%a7%c, prime,
nc; retined, 9Ha9Hc. Molasses quiet and
unchanged. Rice steady and in fair
demand: Louisiana, 5ka6xc: Carolina.
5,sa7c. Petroleum dull and nominal: crude, 6x
a6Tc; refned 12c 1allOw firm at 71sa7 IL l6c.
Strained RESIN 679aa72hc. Spirits turpentine
quiet at 52c. Eggs heavy: Western, i4al8c.
Mess pork slaai2 35, Beef quiet. Western cut
meats quiet; picked hams, &c; long clear mid
dies, 6a6Hc. Lard: prime steam heavy at T.65.
Butter: ch ice firm; Western, 2Oa22. Cheese
hrm at l2Ac. " hisky nominal.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15
THE DAILY STAR


BsSya IN order to accommodate Eastern ad-
vertisers in the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan snifen,
No. ~ Astor House. New York City, has been
appointed our general and special agent for
the Eastern States. This will be branch Office
OF the STAR, Mr.. Snifren being authorized to
make advertising contracts on our behalf, and
receipt all collections therefor IN our name.
BkaS" CINCINNATI, Jan. IL $3.50 T. -MesH
pork, frnler tune but quiet Lard, fair move
ment and steady, Meats firm and moderately
active. Hogs, moderate sales and prices
steady, with no material change.
Whisky quiet at previous prices.
Flour fair consumptve demand and easy
market. Corn rather easy with fair demand.
Wheat quiet and weak. Oats steady but
small demand. Barley firm but quiet. Rye fair
demand and light offerings. Cotton steady
and quIet and prices without change. Coun-
try Produce in full supply and moderate de-
mand. Gold weak at 10lHalO2 Exchange
heavy and at lower rates.
sSWEATHKR Probably c caring and fair,
with falling temperature, for the next twenty
four hours.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-15
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market
CINCINNATI. Jan. 10.

The offerings for the past week have been
liberal, embracing all grades of both old and
new cutting stock. For the better and finer
grades of old, there mas been an active de-
mand from cutters. and, as these kinds are al
ways relatively scarce the tendency in prices
is upward, reaching more closely
Old are unchanged The receipts OF new, on
account OF unlavorable weather, have fallen
of to but few hogsheads daily, and these
are chiefly OF the poorer sorts in bad order,
though an occasional crop of really good cut
ting has appeared and sold at full prices. The
offerings az auction for the week were as fol-
lows at the following prices: 1875 hhds Mason
County, Ky. District) trash, lugs and leaf
~ hhds at 2a3 IS. 81 at S4a5 80, at soar 81, "a
at $8a9 10, 10at $I0a4 rs, 7 at $l5al975, 7 hhds
new at s2 5Oa7 80; a hhas Brown County, Ohio,
Districts hhds at 81 60a3 80, 10 at 81 00a5 80.
10 at Sc 20a7 80, at IS 10a9 90, o at SO 0Oa
"a 25: hhd new at S5 10. IS hhds Owen Coun-
ty, ky.. District, trash, ugs and leof-63 hhds
new-7 hhds at $2a3 s5; 26 at s4a5 70; ~ at Sea
Si5; at Sl2 25: Il hhds old-3 hhds at So lja
3 80; at 81 s0a5 80; at $6a1 ~; 2 at IS 20al7.
l31 hhds PendleJon County. KY, District
81 hhds new-17 hhds at 81 3Oa3 80; u at
$4a5 so, los hhds old2o hhds at 81 5Da4 20, IS at
S4a5 95, % AZ $6a7 95, l5 at sSa6 50. l3 hhds
Boone County, Kentucky, Districts hh1s
aud box new West Yirginia-3 nhds at s2a
is, l box at 81 is. ID hhds common
OHIO seed at 81 10a4 65. Private
sales were made of IL hhds Mason
County, KY, at $7a22 and II hhds Brown
County, Ouio, at $20a25. 103 cases cigar lea1
Ohio seed-l2 cases at S2a3 70, ~ at S4a5 rs, l.
at s6a7 3d. 10 at $ea9 30 at $40 Scala So 81 cases
Wisconsin seeds cases at ~ U5a3 Al, y at S4t
70, 10 at a6a1 80, l6 at $8a9, lat So