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THE SILVER BILL.

Following herewith is the full text
of the silver bill as it passed the Sen
ate. The Portland "Bee" speaks Of
it thus:
The silver bill has passed the Senate and
Wall street Is tranquil. The bill has been
modified since it passed the House. and
will have to go back to that body; but it
will surely become a law, The very prin-
ciplc that the Government stamps, the
coin ard gives currency, Is a sufficient ex-
cusc, II any Is necessary, for the passage
Of the silver bill, and proof against Its Gre
ating any panic by fluctuations. Those
who have called the measure "thc silver
swindle," are those who are interested
with or are owned by those who would
like to have had bonds which held paid in
gold, when it would be perfectly legal to
pay them ia silver; and whateveris legal.
Is Just. If the passage of the bill will
have any disastrous effects OH our trade,
they are yet to be seen.
BE IT ENACTED by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Con.
gress assembled:
SECTION l. That there shall be
coined at the several mints of the
United States, silver dollars of the
weight of 4l2t grains Troy, Of stan,
dard silver as provided in the act Of
January IS, 1877, on which shall be
the devices and superscription pro.
vidsd by said act, which coin, togsth.
or with all silver dollars heretofore
coined by the United States of like
weight and fneness, shall be be a
legal tender at their nominal value
for all debts and dues, public and
private, except where otherwise ex-
pressed and stipulated in the con-
tract, and the secretary of the treas
ury is authorized and directed to
purchase from time to time silver
bullion at the market price thereof,
not less than 100000 worth per
month, nor more than 100000
worth per month, and cause tho same
to be coined monthly as fast as so
purchased into such dollars, and
sum sufficient to carry out the fore
going provisions of this act is here.
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OF the love of God, while itspeaks OF
His wrath and Indignation sixty.ona
times. Fifty.six times, God in the
plainest and most unmistakab!e Ian
guage, asserts there is He'll as n
place of punishment, and nowhere
by the most plausible rendering, does
He in the Scriptures indicate or
teach, that something else is meant
and that it is not place Of torment.
We now speak of such passages as
already quoted and as follows: "They
shall be tormented with fire." "All
liars shall have their place in the lake
that burneth with fire." "The smoke
of their torment ascendeth up forever
and ever" We need not multiply.
The sickly objection that the stupid
cffer that God is too good to punish,
is simply begging the question, be-,
cause they can produce no other ar.
gument and it is not worth the time
to answer them.
He'll was not made for man, but
for the Devil and his angels and the
Lord is not forcing man that way.
He goes there by his own choice,
He seeks al the means and employs
all the agencies within his power to
gain He'll. He refuses 70 act otie wise
No persuasion-no argument, no in
tluencc on the part of either God OF
man moves him from the CHOICE he
has made, or turns him from the road
in which his wayward feet are tread
ing. Voluntarily and stubbornly he
presses on and eagerly, detiantly and
knowingly he thus takes hold on he!!
This he cannot deny. His con-
science with a thousand other cir.
cumstances stand as witnesses oI
his acts. Now, will he dare say thai
God should destroy that free agency
which he is thus exercising to his
own qualification and injury and SAVE
HIM AGAINST HIS WILL? Would he
be any the more happy in heaven il
God would carry him there in vio-
lation of his free agency? Oh,
would he not rebel and revolt as did
the lost angels? And what claim
has the individual whose career we
have depicted, upon Gods mercy:
Will he pretend to say, that after he
has spent whole life in bold and
daring opposition to God and His
Government, doing all he could to
prevent the success Of the cause of
religion and good in the world, that
God should then reward him with a
home in heaven which he vainly tried
to destroy? What impudence and
audacity is this? 1t is He'll the
wicked rebel seeks; it is He'll he is
entering now and as death removes
the bandage from his eyes, he will
open them only to behold himself in
the possession of the OBJECT NOW
SOUGHT FOR. sis THERE A HELP
Consult your own conscience and
acts, Sinner! as there a Hell?"
HEAR your father "OLD DIVES" cry.
81 AM ToRMENTED IN THIS FLAME!'
Listen!r" "TELL MY BRETHREN THEY
COME NOT HERE!"
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n0Rn Great chance to make money. II
ULNhAN you can't get gold you get green.
NVVUlHV. backs. We need IL person In every
"oh'D' town to take subscriptions for the
largest, cheapest and best Illustrated family
publication In the world. Any one can become
Il successful agent. The most elegant work 5
of art given free to subscribers. The price Is
so low that almost everybody suhscribes. One
agent reports making over $3.50 In week. A
lady agent reports taking over 400 subscribers
in ten days. All who engage make money
fast. You can devote all your time to the
business, or only your spare time. You need
not he away from home over night. You can
do II aS well aS others Full particulars, dircC
tion and terms free, Elegant and expensive
outfit free. If you want profitable work send
us yOuI address ut once. II costs nothing to
try the business. No one who engages in lis TO
make great pay Address "The Peoples Jour.
nal, Portland, Maine. 80
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by appropriated out Of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropri.
ted, and any gain or shrinkags aris.
ing from this coinage shall be &C.
counted for and paid into the treas.
ury as provided under existing laws
relative to subsidiary coinage, pro
vided that the amount Of money at
any one time invested in such silver
bullion, exclusive Of such resulting
coin, shall not exceed $5,000,000,
and provided further that nothing in
this act shall he construed to author.
ize the payment in silver of certii.
Gates Of deposit issued under the pro.
vision of section 254 Of the revised
statues.
SEC. 2. All acts and parts of acts
inconsistent with the provisions Of
this act are hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. That Immediately after
the passage Of this act the President
shall invite the governments of the
countries composing the Latin
Union, so called, and Of such other
European nations as he may deem
advisable to join the United States
in conference to adopt a common
ratio between gold and silver for the
purpose of establishing, information.
ally, the use of bmetalic money and
securing a fixity of relative value
upon those metals. Such ,o1feren, q
to he held at such place in Europe
or in the United States at such time,
within six months, as may be mutual
ly agreed upon by the executives OF
the governments so invited, or any
three Of them which shall have signi
fed their willingness to unite in the
same. The President shall, by and
with the advice and consent of the
Senate, appoint three commissioners
who shall attend such conference or
behalf of the United States and shall
report the doings thereof to the
President who shall transmit the same
to Congress. Said commissioners
shall each receive the sum Of two
thousand five hundred dollars ant
their reasonable expenses to be ap
proved by the Secretary Of State
the amount necessary to paw sucf
compensation and expenses hereby
appropriated out of any money IL
the Treasury not otherwise appro
priated.
Sec. 4. That any holder of this
coin authorized by this act may de-
posit the same with the Treasurer
or any Assistant Treasurer of the
United States in sums not less than
$40 and receive therefor certificates of
not less than $40 each, corresponding
with the denomination of u. S. notes.
The coin deposited for or represent.
ing che certificates shall he retained
in the Treasury for payment of the
same on demand. Said certificates
shall be receivable FIR C ,stoms, taxes
and all public dues, and when so re-
ceiyed may be reissued.
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Port Townsend Hospital.


Port Townsend Hospital.
Tho above institution having been placed
on permanent footing, rs the United
States Hospital for Marine Patients on
Puget Sound, the proprietor takes pleasure
In announcing that no pains or expense
will he spared in ministering to the COM
tOIt and convenience of private patients.
This Is the largest General Hospital north
of san Francisco, and by far the most COM
plete in equipment. II has been thoroughly
lchtted and refurnished. Its general wards
have accommodations for about one hun
dred patients aud are peculiarly adapted
for cases requiring the most careful treat.
ment and constant supervision at limited
expense. Those who desire them will sbe
urnished with private rooms, entirely
ennrate anu distinct, ut slight additional
oSt
S=E The attention OF Mill owners, and
those interested in shipping, Is called to
the fact that seamen suffering from cOnta'
glOus diseases will be treated outside the
Hospital without expense TO the vessel
THOMAS L. MINOR, NJ. D.,
26-tf Managing Surgeon.
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" Two tirst-class sewing machines,
n Wilson and Singer. NEW, for sale.
Apply at the ARGUS office.
, 1878-03-01

PORT TOWNSEND. W.T..

ANY SICK SAILOR WHO HAS PAID
"A Hospital dues for two months prec ed,
Ing his application for admiss'on,is is entitled
to Hospital relief.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Baltimore General Market

J.
Cotton more steady MiddIiug ncminally Nc.
liiumT active and hrmcr, good export aud home de
mani. EowRrdsireet and Western supeTtnP, % 800
$50; do. extra u 75aIso do. family, - acm5 CITY
hills surcrhnr, ;3aS So do. extra sGi 2j; do. Rio
brands % l20o5 q; ratapsco family. y.
Whcat-suuthcrn active and strong Western active
and hrmcr. southern red s8i "; do amber u O3
Gi O9i No , Pennsylvania red, q cas- No Western
winter red spot aud November, 81 OJt.6Si 00,si De-
oomber, Il u3,Gtl u; January ~ nSdtI Ojls.
Corn-SuuIherm fairly active and firm. Western
firm and quiet Southern whito and yellow. i3g sc;
Western mixed, spot, 4s94sNc; November, ELCU 4sc
DrcembcI +U ib',c; January, tBNc bdi steamer, ,I6C
Oats-More Inquiry aud lTuIeT, southern, 2iCt zoe
Western white, glg3Dc do. mixed, "692IJac rennsyl.
yAnA, $50 3OC
Rye active and higher southern. sc.
Hay qniet and steady. Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime, SllGl2
Provisions weak and nominal. Pork-Mess, fo6sp Is
Bulk meats Loose shoulders ~ 3ecf clearTlb sides,
&C; packed S@6'sc. BaCon-ShUuiders Sc clear.
Ill slles, &c. Hams SughTCured, l2's9 Sbsc. Lard
ReIlned tiCTCes npmIHaily NC. ButteT quiet and
steady lor choice, Western rolled and packed lGylsc
Petroleum dull and nominal, Crude, IA974c: re,
fined SC.
Culee duieI aud nOminalIy steady RIO caTgoeg Is
GlGC.
Sugar more active aud firm. A son pTbyI,c
WHISKY quiet nnd nominal AI u lltgi Nv.
Ire'ght 10 Liverpool per steam quiet Gotten ii-2!i
hcCcIpts- Flour, 400 bu; wheat. $500 bui corn.
olO' bu: cats, 42OCbu
Shipment Wheat iGl.SoC bu,
National Republican., 1878-11-02
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned a, the Commissioners ono.

The application OF Peter Donnelly for liquor
license has again b0en dsapprovcd.
Thomas W. Scott has been appointed an addi.
tional private OH the police force 10 do duty at odd
Fellows Hall
Mr.. L. r. Wright has fled q claim against the
District for 500, tho value OF the horse that fell
into the maii.trap last Thursday night and had his
leg broken.
The monthly report Of PoundinasteT Elnstein for
October shows the total number Of animals I'm.
pounded al ST.. Of which number ~? were dogs.
The amount received for retaining animals In
that time was sl652j.
The Health O1icer has reorganizcd his Office by
appointing Mr.. J. C. McGinn chief clerk, in place
OF Mr.. d. $. Jones, who retires from tho office to
engage In private business pursuits. Mr McGinn
has occupied the position Of chief clerk In the
health office under DR.. Keene for several years, and
gave satisfaction.
Permits for repair, have been issued as follows !:
J.; II. O.. Todd weatheTboard front, slCo, Charles
Nice. bath ROM slOO; Patrick Clcary Shingle roof
s.. To build-A. II. Herr six two.story brcrs,
Grace street, Georgetown, S3.N0: Thomas W. James,
one two.story brick, on Seventeenth, between q aud
X streets, I'll UOt,
National Republican., 1878-11-02
Georgetown Commercial News
y
CRAM MARK EFT,


GRAM MARKET.
wheat-under tho tenor OF more favorable foreign u
sdrccs and the consequent improved condition OF the
Western and scahoarj markets We write the market
To-day as erlnCing n Arm and bmoynnt tone with u
strong feeling for an upward tendency In the rates Of
prime TO choice samples Of both descriptions Of Fula
and Lancaster wheat There Offering. ON
Change, and we quote nomiunily for good to prime
Fult At Psc6ts Of, while good TO prime Lancaster Is
scarcc and wanted at the range of q 0sGIO o.
COTn-There were receipts or offerings OF corn
and In the absence OF sales report the qlic
and Inactive. We quote nomlnally ut JpJpC for yell
low AID white.
HivEH rRoST
AfrivCd-SChconpIs Florence Dean Phillips PTovt
dence 10 lonh coal Bruclr Brown, New Work to load
Coal Graham, Smith, Eastern prt. TO load coal:
VIM 1ice, IlCe, Alexandra, to load C,nl; Lenuie a
bhcCRTd. Edgrl, Providence To- lnnd cnRl John E
eaniuTd. Kerry, nghlon. 10 load coal. OlvcT Amcs
BHhbiit, IrooNlyn, all TO load coal
tlcared-SchoonCT Breeze, Brown. New York, with
flo tons coal.
caSAL
Arriyed-ilonis l. II Knott, ! Moore T SCrv.
encr w " Bpid, BcndeT, Henry, Mayhed 4
lcston, III OF Russell. y II DAVIS. DT J p BTOdcr
lex, Fleming 4 MOlipT VIM MpTICns SkcdnddvT
Daniel Henry, John l"itch i fanuon, u II unTdou
DI Wiley. y 7 Scmnl,s, star No. 3, and W II IN.
tleHrcd-lluni Pauline Annie, DrCT Russell. s
lems. IN Wiley, skcdaddlcT, Moie Waters. Il +
lhcmns v Sinclair Daniel Henry, II u o. rdcu, u
Bender, Mnyhed ~ II estOn, DT J I BrOdprck. Ellen
Brooks, { II knott HATTIE 4 Bessie, Star No s, Flcm-
tng MOllcI. Muiilr Thco, MOlie u. J Z SCrivCuCT.
WIN llill y MuIrhy. Moore, aud : 5 Lynn
National Republican., 1878-11-02
DRoPosALs FOR MArLLocKs.
pn.r.nrrI.r nErAprmrNr-

PuSTOTTICE DFPARTMEST.
WASiIISUTuS, u. G., August l., lis.
ernrate sca'cd proposals " II be received Ht thIs
neraIlmeni untll l. oClnrk noon OH the Sih Gly ui
March, ls'Y. Tor furnishing four new and different
kinds of Locks and Keys tor the sole and exclusive
use Of the luItrd states mails, iuvuding h,si' nusu
To lie used iUr anal bags such bg used for the
street 'ct'cT.huNCs uf the United states
As the public g. pOsurr nnd searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding on ANY prescribed
niCtul Of lock aud key would tend to Ina II not
entirely destroy, the further utility of nll such locks
anu Key for the purposes OF the mails, hr Postmaster
General prCsCri6es nU mOdCls samples bidders
but relies for a selection on the me .nnuiru Ingenuity
nnd SKIN which n iAr competition among Inventors
hereby invited, may develop In SAMPLES submitted by
them.
Specifications of requirements rs to proposal sam.
pics klnd- and quantities Of locks and Asvs contracts
&c. viii br furnished nppl cdtiun by Letter to tho
Second Assistant Iu>tW.tSCTt tCurTal.
No proposal Will b. considered which Is not sub.
nliii"I IN RNWrlnnce with such specifications and
forms OF proposed
The contracts which may he made mr. 10 he In con
u KY.
PostnustuI-tr LUiAl.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
THI COURTS.
Supreme Cour, of the United stnte.

FRIDAY, Nov /, 1873.
On motion Of Nj. J. Hubley Ashton Isaac G. Col.
Linz Of Cincinnati, Ohio. was admitted TO practice
No. 5l Harlow Barney, pluiuun IN effor ". j.
n. DolIh. Argument continued by Nj. George H.
william, for plaintiff in error, aud by Nj j. H.
Mitchell for defendant In error, and concluded by
Mr.. George II Williams for plaintiff in error.
No. 50, J, E, Stacey plaintiff In crror VS. G. "
Emery, supervisor OF internal revenue. Submitted
by Mr. X. MCP. Smith for plNiutin IN error and by
Nj Assistant Attorney General Smith for defend
ant IN error
No. 50, J. NJ. rcttIgrcw surviving partner &c
plaintiff in error. VS., The United States Argued
by Nj. W. y. c. Humes for plaintiff In error aud
By Mr.. Assistant Attorney. General Smith for de-
fendant In error
No. o.. George Hill, IT,. appellant, VS. the Farm
ers and Mechanics National Bank. Submitted by
MI, J. II Jones for appellant, and argued by MI G.
ii Matthews for appellee
No. %. Hugo SeiE ct al, claimants plaintiffs IN
error, vs. The United States Submitted by Mr.. s.
o Clark for plantihs In error, and by Mr. Assistant
Attorney General Smith for defendant IN error
Adjourned until Monday, at twelve O. clock
National Republican., 1878-11-02
GEORG ETOWy NETS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Thursday night one of the lock gates at Muddy
Branch, about twenty miles above Georgetown, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. broke, and navl.
noon, when the damage was repaired and boats
passed through.
Yesterday afternoon shooting match took place
between Walter Robertson, Of Georgetown, and
william Arnold, OF Alexandria. They shot at 100
glass balls. Robertson broke % and Arnold s.. The
rise was eighteen feet The same parties shoot
again on Tuesday noxt.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS
ATT ATJCTToN

In order to make room for the largely increased
assortment OF goods belonging to the other depnrt.
ments OF our business, we have determined 10 close
out our entire stock OF ENGLISH CRYSTAL CHA NJ
DELlERS, HALL LIGHTS. BRACKETS, &c nt
h9con sale 70 'ske Plnce 70 ne Corcoran building
commencing nj II O'Clock a. m. Goods on eShibtion
two days before the sale.
The above Of the finest quality, the latest pat
ierns, and Manufactured by the Messrs, Osler, Uf
birmingham. Eng. and imported by u, direct we
close them out simply for want Of room TO properly
display them.
~. W. GAIT, BRO. a. co.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
Bs- The above sale having taken place, and dupi
cate chandeprs OF some OF those sold remaining on
hand the remainder OF the stock will he dispose, OF
privately at b3I fileenh street COrrnran building
on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, November / and :,
NJ auction prices nOI.2t
National Republican., 1878-11-02

house recognsance forfeited. John Walker, fhlse
pre,enses In representing that r. G. Hewitt author.
lzed him 10 purchase certain corn, which was OBJ
tained from James Dalgeish, and for which he
JAILED To get pay not guilty. Dennis Cady, assault;
nolle pros, entered. David II. Thomas, having
IN his possession and offering for sale lottery ckes
guilty motion In arrest Of fudgment.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
PLDb0SlLS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
~ BUREAU % EyuIrMESTASD RECRuITINd,
WASHISGTOS, October u, lSIS
Manufacturers ard deuCT, In crOCkCry, glass, aud
plated ware are inv ted to deliver at the Washington
navy lard, ifcl from amy expense 10 til" Govern.
iErhi, specimens Of their goods tor examination and
Inspection. together with statement OF prices with
" view OF establishing u standard To quality and
pf" for the purchase Of tt articles In the future.
The tOnlmnudant Of the sud Navy Yard Will. Uu
application. furnish the allowances OF these srl,c.s
In the navy and any other Information desiTet IN the
prcuiscs.
when the standard Of quality aud price has been
agreed upon the particular dCygnS viii be fixed.
IL. W. SllGFELlII.
Oc,I t'!IIri Of Iirrcnu
National Republican., 1878-11-02

oral Teaching.
DEAR MADAM; Presuming that the Educa-
tionhl Department Is interested In all improy.
mehts in the system of education, | should be
glad to learn through Il something more dc.
finite concerning the plan of oral teaching,
which seems to be receiving so much attention
justnow throughout our country. This method,
which Is purely German like the text book
method, which is English, has It's friends aud
Toes. combination Of the two seems to mo
the best and, Americanized, may be valuable
aids In imparting instruction and, am glad
to know, that some Of the best teachers in our
country are In the advance, and working out
grand results.
Those who are so welded to either system
that they deprecatc any progress or reform
ont OF their rut arc, II Is too true, ready to
throw obstacles or objections in the path of
others who rec that great good may result
from improvements. The danger rests In cx-
tremcs, and much valuable freight must bo
thrown overheard before the ship can weather
he cyclones Of dissension which are perhaps
slowly, hut surely enCircling it. Discussions
and comparisons are the ballast which will
enable II to enter port and anchor, and all
true workers In the field of education should
help to make the moorngs so secure that long
years viii pass ere another trial of its speed
and strength are needed. Oral instruction
being the right method for preparatory work.
i should be apparent to every unbiased mind
that tho best one should be adopted.
says an emineht and critical writer upon
this subject: 1T takes Il more permanent hold
OF the mind than memOriling from books af.
iords the learner an opportunity to ask qucs-
tions as the lesson proceeds, and opens
hcld for enthusiasm in teaching and learning,
where everything, with some teachers, is mere
drudgcry. 1t would give life where there is
nothing run but worn and worthless ma
"linely In our public schools. Yet textbooks
should not be entirely discarded or excluded"
hope Others of your readers, more able then
myself will give us information upon this sub
Ject. Extracts from the educational journals
Of our country would, think, be read with
interest NJ r.
National Republican., 1878-11-02
AUCTION Sdies--T0-D0y.

JAMES GUILD, Auctioneer.
PAwNBRoKERs SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES
Wewill sell on FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY,
and TUEsSDAY EVENINGS. November !, 2, 4, and
M. at Cohens Loan Ohice, corner OF seventh
street and New York avenue, large and varied
sortment Of unredeemed pledgea We name in part
100 huntnR-case gold watches, American, English,
and Swiss makers; 200 overcoais. mostly custom
make 10 silver huntlng.csse open.face Watches
stem and key winders sets Iewelry ear rings breast
pins bracelets secv e-buttons, chains, plain and set
rings, solid silver and piated.wnre guns revolvers
many other articles too numerous TO mention, all of
which will be sold without 10 thu highest bid.
der,
National Republican., 1878-11-02
District Courts.
0IRCuII INOuRT-CHIEF.IusrIC cA nrIrn

CIRCUIT coURT-CHIEF.JusTIcE CARTIER,
RCten Christy VS. simou CGTmody magistrates
Judgment for plaintiff affirmed. Coates ct al. vs.
eoTEn, death Of plaintiff Coates suggested
scuthey VS.. Applemenl verdict ioI plalHuf tor
ty5G with interest
EQUITY COURT--JusTiCB MACARTHUR
Agar ys. Hall decree that defendant surrender
the contract. Clarke vs.. Clarke; order for the de-
femdanTs appearance. SChlCgal VS.. SchCg gal; pro.
preiy of sale referred to the auditor to report on
Garrett We. Garrett; argued aud submitted, and 10
committed TO examiner Thornton vs.. Adler
restraining order until November With today
the October term closes, and the court will meet
again on Tuesday next
PROBATE COu REGISTER WEBSTER.
In 10 estate Of Is. Ocrtley, deceased; letters Of Rd
minlstatium granted 10 T.. \. OCrllcy; bonds 5000
The will Of John sullivan, duCeasgd flied for pro-
bate In IL Of Samuel Gross, guardian; third gen.
CNl and individual accounts filed aud passed. In
re- estate Of J. A. Hart deceased; INST account Of
eAccutrix filed and passed. Adjourned mt.l halt.
past ten a. NJ today, when the Harrison Cusc will
bc taken UP
CRIMINAL CoURT--JUsTICE wYLlE
william Thomas assault with intent t. kll Pcy.
ton Harvey; ruCugnzNnCr forfeited ana beach
warrant IAaued. Allen Mason, keeping Il! 0.dtr!
National Republican., 1878-11-02
sEs e. upon.
STOCKS,
sun.TRrAsuRy srArrnrSr
COM MERCIAL.
Washington River Front
W MINIMUM NpN. q 100
ARRIvEp.

WAsHIN6ToN, NOV. ! Is'b
ARRINED.
Great Falls Ice Co = whaTf-SchooneT 6 L Bryan,
Lee Kennebeo River. with a2 tons Ice to the Great
Falls leo Co.
Hileyis whhrves-SchooDers Fanny Miller. White
Point. with gravel tor Washington MonumcDi bra.
den Hewitt; shining Light, Thomas Wave VII
Hams, and John Williams, Taylor all from the ChesA
,peake Bay with oysters TO market
' CLEAREp
Rileys whRrves-schoOners VIM Layton. Layton /
Oriental. Chess0T, aud General Hancock, JhesseT. ali
down the river. light