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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-11
DONALDsDNyELLE
BAYOU RARTHOLOMEW.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEND-
ENT PACKET
Leaves SATURDAY May H. at 5 o. m.
IT, FOR PORTLAND POPLA r
ssf5zk g. "a BLUFF, Point Pleasant and all way
''v-T----a=TA landings on Bayou Bartholomew
The fine steamer
ID. STEIN,
J. NJ. Tindel master,
will leave as above, taking freight for all land
ings on the Black and Ouachita rivers as high as
the mouth Of BAYOU Bartholomew. For freight
or passage apply on board, or to
my3 F. J. WINBURN. 20 Natchez street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-11
STEAMSHIPS.
TEXAS.

MORGAN LINE u. 4. MAIL sTEAHsHIPB.
Thu, following low-pressure Iron Steamships
Harlan q HARRIS. VIC. HEWKs.
$f$5SSShs 6 HHF 81 honro2k
MorRan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad,
x9Me For '"''"""'"' Vi. Galveston
rG saBS5s fffHH6nRHs bn82eso oz 81 1
transferring there to Steamer CITY OF MOB.
Through bills iadine signed to Houston and
osa 8 o aaS g. f and 5 4. T. b. IPtsrnetonsl
and Texas Railroad, via Clinton. and tbs Texas
Transportation Company.
San Antonio frelghts received xe and forwarded
via Hinton and Galveston. Houston and San
Antonio Railway
%fEk For Braxos Santiago, Win Gal.
14AAR1G WESTON
The iron steamer
4. G. HARRIS
VIII leave Morgan City
SATURDAY. May H.
No corn received without orders.
Llghterhge at Brazos Santiago at risk end exs
Freight received for and bills lading signed
only to Brownsville, via Rio Grande Railroad.
per new tariff. loss 25 per cent.
Freight payable In gold
I*MsML For Corpus Christi, Fulton ana
.@.aGtisAeS st. Mary's, via Galveston and Rock
port-The iron steamer
ARKANSAS.
Will leave Morgan City on
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1873.
Lighterage TO Corpus Christi (if any as RISK
and expense Of consignees.
', Freight for st. Mary's and Fulton landed at
Rockport.
Freight for all the above points received at thu
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad,
foot Of Lafayette street. daily, until D. u,
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Baltimore General Market.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 70, is7s.


Cotton quiet and steady. Middiing, 0ac.
Flour dul but held firmly. HOwRrd-stIeet and West
ern superhne. &? 1898 70: do. extra, s. 75Ii25 do.
family. u 5Ot8bi CITY Mills superGne, u 25g 5Oi do.
extra, o. 7jdl2j; do. Rio brands Is 80 %: Pa.
npscO family, eos.
Wheal-SOuthern firm for choice and dull for lower
grades Western active and higher closing strong.
Southern red, sl9tl CO; do amber u UeGgI "; No. 2
Pennsylvania red, d 0Iii No.2 Western winter red
spot and November, 81 Or.Gl Oia; December, 81 Oji
Ssi O5h January,S C5AsNIW
Corn-SUulhern firm and In good demand; Western
dull and easier. Southern white PI5C; do. yellow T.
stI5c Western mixed, spot and November. t7G,ITac:
December, I0s. G46c; January, iG4c bid; steamer IS
H4Cc.
Oals quiet and firm. Southern, 2d@2sc: Western
while, 5Gs2sci do mixed 25G3ic; Pennsylvania, %
Hye slow, but steady, Southern. SICbS7c
Hay duil and heavy. Maryland and Pennsylva
prime, tial2
Provisions very quiet, with JobOIng only Mess pork
So Hulk mgats-lOUse shoulders, 3l.c; Clrnr.ri
sides, I'.@IAc; packed A 46p5kIc. BacOn-ShouldeTs
be. CleHrrlb sides, 5bsc. Hams, lO6el l2C LRTd-Rp'
hned iierces, &c. Butter easier, but not quulably
loweTi choice firm; Western packed and roll 100 sC,
Petroleum quiet, but very steady. Crude IAci re.
Cofte dull and nominal. Rio cargoes, I29IGc.
Sugar steady aud quiet A son, 9GlS'IC.
Whisky duil and steady Al 81 W.
freghts 10 liyerpoo per steam quiet Cotton, O3!di
noVr. Is vi grain, s. id.
lteceipls. Flour 365g bbs wheat, 10 100 bu; corn,
E,5Up bu; oats, 100 bu; rye, oVU bu
shipnents-Wheat,4 loo bu; corn. 500 bu.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Georgetown Commercial News.
w
GRAIN MARKET,

GEoRGETowS, Nov. 20, 1878.
GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat-The market for wheat to-day rules quiet
and Inactive. and the feeling Is somewhat easier for
all descriptions below the grades OF prime to choice
Lancaster wequOtc nominally at u Tor prime Fuits;
mixed at 81 os@I %, and good 10 prime Lancaster al
u O3ai Oi
Corn-The receipts Of corn continue very meagre.
with active request for priine old stock OF both yell
low and white. We quote nomInally at is@j0c.
PORT.
Entefcd-Stcamer Lady OF the Lake. Bonneville,
Norfolk. with freight 10 District merchants
Ciearcd-stcanIshIp John Gibson. Travers. New
York. with freight To New York merchants In.
cludng large lot OF hour; steamer Lady Of the Lake.
bonneville, Norfolk with return freight 10 Norfolk
merchants
RIVER fRoSr,
Arrlved-SchOOnersA American Team Crossley, Phil.
ndcl Ehla, with coal TO solomon Slower, Lock
wood, 81 John, Boston, to load coal Florence Dean,
Bubbilt, Providence, TO load coal.
ClenTed-SCllOOnefs Helen NJ johnson, Richmond.
with wheat; Hattie Kelsey. Randall, Boston, with
~ tons OF coal; Hart, Kelley, Woods Hole with
8sO tons Of coal; James lioy, Lynn. HobOken, with
7JU tons Of coal: Thomas Booze, sOmers, New Haven,
with ~ tons Oi coal.
.,Arrived-Ioats A Mcdonald. Samuel Lloyd, sam
Henry. 4 Orreuless, Arrow, Elmer ~ Kate x Vi Az.
new. a ~ Bane, " Il Turner, Ludlow Patton, Il
Thomas, baltimore, Star No ., j MAJ mnduke Vim
Alice, NJ A Brady, " BOothe. " NJ Martens, IL j
West. Hancock. Thomas NeuneTs. II kcHnh John
Hammond. so"ers, J " Burke. Is, J Varnum
Cleared Mayded q IIleston p Sinclair. W Booth.
Thomas Patton, seneca. NJ Bla1y, Alice, star No l..
~ VmnuI rheoaore bean II Davis, Hancock.
Rule, John Hammond, II kenah, VIM Blackwell,
J MarniAduSe. star No BALTIMORE b Thomas,
Arrow, Elmer i kate. Greenless, ) LioyG ) Henry,
A L Mcdonald, and LoudOun.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
COMM EItCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WtslilSGIoN. NOV. u. io's
ARRIVED.
Blscce's wharvts-Schooner Ellen Tobin, Bngbee,
New York, with straw for William Gait d Co. and
pitch and felting for Walker q Son.
Riley's wharves-schoOners Sarah Jane, Russell ;
Oriental, Chester, Chesapeake bay with oysters TO
MARKET
Johnsons whnrf-schooneI Samuel II Traverse,
Meekins. HavTo de Grace, with coal 10 johnson
Broheis.
CIEAREp.
the river light
Riey's wbaIyes-ScboonerV Virginia Hawley, Gal.
lowny, White Point, TO load gravel for the Washing
ton Monument; schOoners Sea iiull. Smith FrOC,
Dckt rsOn; Ella, Green; Rev BrIndle. Brown;
Brewster. Marnadukei LiELie Rsgan, Regan. all
down the river light.
JohnsUI,s whnri-schooners Samuel II Traverse.
Meekins. Havro de Grace to load coal North Caro-
Nna Ellis, down the river light.
Clarke Givens wharf, chooner Matthias Dun.
mock, Paul doAD the river light.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Travellers Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Il hA'D o'f'' hhiishVhD'
,.rrosTE II. sSSfs sSsri sDss,f,saf xs5 ssSnr LINE
NORTH, NoRrnwESSfrs5%Esr. AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY. s62EASER 52 EASE fErB4F r. Is4s a, TO AM
AAs,;Srw yob Ifavs s,S, MS.hns.pqi .Sn nos
Baltimore only. stops q. shipley's, Laurel. An Ar.
RiSSe, % BTeskSai % at Is' Rsiay.' hn"o'''' ""1 '''A
o;Soan baltimore, iAnn.poi', and Way. Piedmont,
;::,SSHS2IIi ;:,S Il,i 2IrI;N9RE ORE AND LAuEEL ExrnEss &c.,.
slO.Polnt Of Rocks, Piedmont, strasburg, Win
"SEY Sb SS4koEh XSHk fAPE farsP s9sTSS 9s9 q
New York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
IgMniis. kNnfIriisbuihtas EixfRtss Fred
sunday. ThroSSh csT rio 10 sisu ion. n' PniIsn MAI sP
TO Gncinnail daily. Grafton to sandusky dali'
eOo.,,.Oh sunday only-BaitImorc. Annapolis, and
io:oo'BiLTIMoRE EXPRESS. sto,s at Blad.ns-
burg College, Bcllsyillc, Laurel, Annapoli, June
=, iion, Jessups, and Hanover.
IoI ,Nyy I1pGys AsPnRP2' ElI!i0,, Gy Hgd wsy
TON EXfRIss. stops Al Laurel.
ES',.on Sunday only Tor baltimore and Way Sta
MI EXFHiss frsdsriss Via Rsiay. STOPS 1S at
i:a'.iPoint Of Hacks Frederick Hage stown, Win.
Sh9GT;Sr and md WHy s.s,Gl 0n Sundays to Point
ED-t Baltimore, AnIal oils, and Way stations
5:50.tPHILADELPIIA, NORFOLK, AND BAL
TIMOHE ESPhkSS. Ellicott CITY. Norfolk, eN-
c.p, sunday Y M, Norfolk passenger taken IN the
burg and Laurel.
6:5D-t Baltimore and Way Stations
73I-tCHlCAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
sleeping cars 10 Chicago.
s:l0-liALT1MORE ENPREsSS.
s:JO-Point OF Rncks aud Way Stntlons .
GtO-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
AND PI1TsBuRG ENPlllSsS. Pittsbury, cS.
cept sunday. Pullman Cars
iGIS-tNEw YORK, PHlLA DELPHIA,A Nd BAL
TIMORE ENPRESs. Sleeping cIr To New York
and special sleeping car t0 Philadelphia
tDuiiy. !On Sunday only. Other trains daily, cx-
SUNDAY.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
GEORG ETOUy NEVIS.
Collected by Republican Rcportors.

by UcpDitert.
William u. 7. whall and James j. human, BNlti.
more, and Edmund Ware, Pvtlsyille, Pa, arc So
journing at the West End Hotel.
now IN the Georgetown level Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio express their determination to tie up
on their return 10 Cumberland and make no more
trips this season, while the major portion Of
them express II determination to run as long
as navigation Is open TO them. II will not
make the slightest difference however, how many
boats stop, as 1t will not impede the shipping Of
coal to Northern and Eastern cities there are At
the present time thousands of tons piled up the
docks Of the several coal companies. awaiting the
and New England ports. In addition to the COBl
now on the docks and the Georgetown level of the
canal. there are more than LOO tons ca route 10
Georgetown.
One ofthe most bcautifuldr.ves out ofGcOrgctown
Is via High street the repairs 10 which have just
been completed under the supervision OF Mr. K. Il.
Shekell, supervisor ofstrccs. lie has had II gray.
eied and rolled from the Hunt estate 10 ElGsons
old tan yard and II is now hard and az
smooth as any concrete macAdamiZCd
road in the District. This road Is the prin-
Cipal means of ingress aud egress from and TO
Montgomery County, and II Is the fIst time II has
been repaired in about twenty ycars Heretofore II
has been impossible for Montgomery County farm.
crs bring their produce to market Ia consequence
of the bad condition of the road. II was full OF
ruts, and when heavy rai came the water col.
lecled In the centre and Oyerhowed the fronts OF
the premises OH either side As the Improvements
have been made CUTTERS have been provided and
the rOad graded TO such pitch as to carry the water
to the CUTTERS and from thence TO the sewerage In
conversation yesterday with several residents of
highly pleased with the improvements as did also
several property holders and residents along the
line OF the improvements. IL is certainly now one
Of the finest drives In the District.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned at the ComnIssIoner., Once.


Collector Cook has received sl433l from sub.lot
=, square 5T5 OH account OF repaying Pennsylvania
avenue.
Messrs. white & Bro. have been awarded the con-
tract for erecting iron hunks at the new wor hOuse
c. II. Schneider q Son, iron gratings, Of the same
place.
Lieutenant Hoxie has ordered the street lamps to
be erected as follows: Two on l. between Fifteenth
aud Sixteenth streets northwest; one at the inter
section of Twenty'hrst and y streets northwest ;
one OH Fourth, between aud streets southeast
Major Morgan has asked the Commissioners to
cause To be prepared for him list Of dog licenses
issued, number Of tags, names Of parties to whom
Issued, aud. u possible, the address and description
of dog and that he henceiorh be notified of the Is
sues OF these licenses in order TO enforce the law
Inspector Entwislc has issued the following per-
mits: 10 buld-A. Richards, one.two story brick
on n, between Onehalf aud First streets southeast
500. Rcpairs-thris. Rupert, one-stOry back
building. sl25: Eliza Henderson, general repairs
s75; J. d. BOntz twO.story addition, s2j; J. H. VII
son, patch roof, sl5; Ann Dority, wOod.shed, sl5.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

He who goes the wrong road must 70 the
journey twice over.
THE Rome Sentinei asks: How sleep the
brave2" Like top, old boy like a top since
The old lady put flannel blankets on the bed
Utica Obserrcr.
ONE guillotine executioner, Roch, called
'Monseigneur de Paris" suffices. with his as.
sistants, for all France. Ho gcts 5000 francs
year and 100 francs for each head cut or
RICH lady has just becn married in $50
pair Of stockings.-Nycum Advertiser. This
must he the dreadful new French fashion that
Talmage told about. IL IS certainly the most
low'necked style yet out.-Phiiadeiphia Bale
tin.
RoRERT 1NaERsoLL' affectionate and charm
ing letter TO Emma Abbott, In view Of the Troy
Times, will lead to an action for divorce on the
part OF Mrs. 1ngersoll. and Is n greater mis-.
take than Moses ever dreamed of.-Bafdto Es.
pres..
THIS Is the real English style OF paragraph
ing: The Amcer Ia merc) will. he subdcwed
(ued) unless through tho Am(ero )eercst triflc.
The goyturn) )ernment may have mont (meant)
we'll but IL should take some OF the Amecrs
soldiers and urn (that is bury, the old fash.
ioned collins being urns) them."-Heraid p l.
Nan.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
THE COURIS.
Supreme Court OF the United States.

"kpNHpAY, Nov. 20, 1878,
No. 900. Albert Uebcl, plaintiff IN error, ". Sal.
vador Maltese. In error TO the Supreme Court of
G,e Territory Of Utah. On motion of Mr. J. H.
Vaudeville, docketed and dismissed with costs,
No. co. Jacob wirh. plaintiff IN error. VS.. Calvin
Bramson g al. Argument concluded Ly Mr.. Ii. C.
BurchRTd for plainun In error.
No, 70: Waldo harsh, use Of James Rees, &c,
plaintiff IN error W.. The Ctilens' Insurance Com
pany of Pittsburg. Submitted by Mr. Edward Ian.
der and.M L. 4. Newman for plaintiff In error
and by Mr.. A. McCallumifor defendant in error
No. Il. llnrman HAL plaintiiiin error. vs.. Joseph
X. pRysOn, assignee. &c. Dismissed with costs.
No. r. Stephen J.. Newcomb, plaintiff IN error
vs., John Wood, assignee, &c. Argued by Mr. J. NJ
Wilson for plaintiff In error and by Mr. w. H.
Smith for defendant In error.
No. 70. Bernard =. Mmmack, appellant VI. The
United States, Argued by Mr.. Albert Pike for
appellant, and by Mr.. Attorney General Devens for
appellee.
no $50. The United States, appellants, W.. The
International s!!cAmship and Railway supply Com,
mny Of New York. On motion Of Mr.. Assistant
Attorney General Smith dismissed.
Adjourned unIIl tomorrow at twelve O'Clock.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Auction SdLes--T0-Ddv.
GALE AT AUCTION OF
FORFEITED PLEDGE
JAMIS GITIID. AM,

FORFEITED PLEDGES,
BY JAMES GUILD. AUCTiONEER.
will sell for II. X. Fulton, at I?1s Ppnnsylva vanla
avenue. on THURSDAY EVENING, November u,
At o'clock, all pledges forfeited by redemption at
this date. H. X. FULTON.
JAMES GUILD. Auct .oncer. nOig-Jtr
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE OF A
~ LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF FANCY
GOODS, ClNSlSrING IN Part OF LADIES
AND GENTS fURNIsIIISu GOODS, NO
IIONs, FANCY SOAPS AND PElFUMERY.
RIBBONS BUITONS, THREAD, PAPER EN-.
.vELOPES, &C, &C, &c.
BY virtue OF five wrts OF dt ncds issued out OF the
Clerks Onice OF the supreme Court Of the District Of
columbia, aud TO me directed, will sell rt public sale,
for cnsh. at No. tl Seventh street northwest under
odd Fellows Hall Wa hngton, u 9, on TIIURSDAY'
the 2ist day Of Novemb y, ISIS, at ten o'clock M,
all the right, title. claim and interest OF the defend.
ant IN aud 10 the followngdcscribed property TO wit;
The stock q fancy goods contained ~ Tie store No.
As the goods aud chattels Of the de:entant, Henry
Adler TO satisfy executions No. SOJD law, In favor OF
Isaac GIeenbanm Sons; No. 20 I, law, In ftvor OF
Porter brothers a Co.. No sn.OS2 law In favor OF
Philip wallach; No D.0jI, law, In favor OF Ians-
burgh Bro. use Of Philip wailsch, and No. 2O0ei,
In favor Of Henry Franc.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auctioneer. noi3
National Republican., 1878-11-21
GREAT
IS7 B
1873

To THE KaNfT EESHsr5YAf1A %sT Asb sRrI5 rIy5urnwrsr
srLrsbIbS bGSshE tEh EAE EQUIP
rRhfSs S%4dS aR & Depot cor
For PItis6urg and Tie WcSi, iGio a m. daily. with
PariGr Car to Pi.is6urs nnd Sleeping c!Ei i from
,,bprE 20 Snc,nTn,i @ IN s.. Louis ,1,, snd chicago;
nHE'rTMoRE AND P1ToMIt RAiLI6XD.
For tnnandnisra. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
with Palace Cars 10 CanRudaiguA For Williams
port. Lock Haven and Watkins, al 1910 a. ~.
For New York and the East, l:SD and 1915 p IN. daily
vi Palacc Cnrs attached Lmited Express OF
Pullman PaTlor Cars, A. III. daily, except
For Br9oEiyn New York. all through trains connect
at Jersey tily with boats OF "Brooklyn Annex
Ing double ferriHge and journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia, la, so and iC;ls n m daily. Lin.
- ited Express g:so y. N. daiy, except Sunday.
For BRtlmOre e.Sb BiO ~ III. aud t3D y. IN. daily,
except SUNDAY; 1910 A. M, i:So, SIN, TAO aud iclS
For rcpes fcek Line, a n and l:O p. m. daily,
For Annapolis, a. M. and 10 p. IN. daily, exccp,
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
rASn nhhENANDhlA AND WASHING
For Alexandria q, i5 s. p H. II N, and lis. g. i.O,
o ,;ei, :, and liiN D. N. On ~nhday'O H. NJ, El"'
For Rlchnond and the SOUTH $50 a. m. aud ~ y. M.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington q u rs, s,
o. ~. II u aud I, r. i.0, q, t'la, :, ard u y.
On sunday Al sand 10 II. NJ. ana GIbp m
comnludRtOns can be procured nj the cnc, ,s-uorth-
epst corner OF Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner street and relnsyl'
yana avenue, and at the depot where orders can be-
len for the chec king OF baggage 10 destinations from
hotels and residences.
!. =. FARM EIl, General Passenger AgcLt.
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
District Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Wilson, administrator, &c. VI. Arrick on hear
Ing.
EQUITY couRT-JUsTIcE MACARTHUR.
Marshall vs. Marshall remanded 70 the docket.
kIn4Ins VS.. Simnls stricken from the calendar not
National Republican., 1878-11-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Nancy .Marhet.

New York Money Marhet.
NEw YoRK. Nov, %, 1873
Honey fairly active nt 3@ob, closing easy.
Foreign exchange quiet at Islq ts1s for long anu
tsh,6Is6 for short,
Gold quiet at IOss 100 bid.
Government bonds were Arm.
state bonds were steady District OF Columbus sold
nt II. n fall of Il.
In railroad bonds the largest transaction, were III
~ Paul sinking funds which advanced to IOos, rise
Of y per cent The next largest transactions were IN
Missouri, Kansas AMI Texas, which advanced to M
rise Of 4. The largest advance was IA per cent In
Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds. The other
changes follows An advance OF u ~ Denver
and Rio GTando nrss, rle and PltA3urg consolidated
and New York Elevated Rarosd frsis, and y IN
Bur Inlt1n. Cedar IRptds. and Northern hrsts' Chi-
cago BurIington d quincy IS and Erie ihlri mort
gage There was decline OF !, In Great Western sec
ouds Tex coupon) and Jersey Central first consols as
sen,ed pMd In Delaware and Hudson TeSisicrsn
The STOCK inarEct was .omewnnt Irregular. Lake
Shore, NoIhw st. and - Paul dsciinsd .ssh PER cen.
strong and dad,anc,d se the Northwest shar,s sell
Ing up 10 tile hRhest of tho season. The coal stocks
@ de "eS @ gr cent rsesy'5Sa se% 5saes s
more Than recovered The decline, Chicago aud Alton
SrSsa S,Gse tS Ssse ss IN % 8, he Close sssier
day, but recovered TO ~ bid Investment SHARES
generally were strong, and the entlr. market closed
which 200 were Erip i4JNO were Lake shore. ZOO
were Wabash lI0oo were Northwestern common il,uo
were do. preferred. 2OOo were Iiock Island. 5o were
Iackawanna and Western, 400 were New Jersey
Central, 20oC were Delaware and HuGson; LOO were
ONO aud Mississippi 5000 were western uh'on' s'o'
were Missouri Kansas and Texas
1he following were tile closing pflCtb'
National Republican., 1878-11-21

For upward of thirty years Mrs. Windows
soothing syrup has been used for children. 1t
corrccts acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
aud darrahGa, whether aricing from tecthing
or other causes. An old and wel.tried remedy.
pr ccntsa n bottle
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Auction Sales.--future DAYS.
TINTED STATES MGRsHATs SALE.

TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.
ny virtue OF writ OF her faclns, issued out Of the
CLERK Office Of the Supreme Court OF the Disiic OF
Columbia and to directed will sell at public sale,
for cash, nj the court house door OF said District on
WEDNESDAY, the nth day OF December, 1878 at u
o'clock m, all the right title claim, and interest Of
the def ndant In and 10 the following described prop
erty. to wit All that part OF lot numbered IL, In
square numbered SO, beginning Tor the same OF Sixth
street east At point 10 feet south from the northwest
corner OF said lot running thence east 8 feet thence
south feet inches; thence east ID feet theDco south
teet nches thence west III feet to the line OF said
sixth street east thence moth along the line OF SAID
sixth street to the place OF beginning, together with
all and singular the improvements thereon, seized
and levied upon as the property Of William Rarnes,
y. barnes, FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
~ ----. US. Marshal, II. C.
JOHN SHERMAN, Auciioneer. nUsi
pUBLIC SALE.
on TUESDAY. the 18th instant NJ .hc old Central
Guard House, on Louisiana avenue between Ninth
and Tenth streets, quantity ct unserv iceabe prop
eTty consisting In part Of Stove Furniture, Bedding,
Telegraph Instruments. &c. Special attention Is in
yIted tp the telegraph instruments which In pei
feet order.
by order OF the Board OF Commissioners. d. G.
T. II. TOWNSEND,
no2l'ft superintendent OF Property.
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Extensive Sale of Real Estate
AT
PUBLIC AUCTION,
DY THE

Commissioners OF the Freednan's Savings
and Trust Company.
The Commissioners Of the Freedmens Savings and
Trust Company will offer at public auction, at their
office In the Freedmen's Bank building No. 1907 Penn
sylvAnla avenue, opposite the United states Treasury
on WEDNESDAY, December u. lS,s at u O'Clock "a.
m, large amount ofreal estate, both improved and
unimproved.
Catalogues of the properties to lie sold, showing To-
cation, character, &C. &c, he had by apply lug at
the Office Of the comm issioners. noibLMWSStls
National Republican., 1878-11-21
Professional.

nR. BoSwORTII, sls Il STREET n. W, Is THE
- most skIlful ard the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever IN this city. All nervous aud chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases a special
". Refers To Senators u. W. voorhees,. Indiana j.
]. Patterson, T. e.; Samuel Norment, Washington, u
g., and Others Consultation free. noii.iy