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S T s:i:. ri. e: x:st
M Ssli Tbs asy s:: ssa
ss & s
sgsss 5ss;sis fs% 81
E.ps.sr mi Hsng e E.s. 81 S se$s
Carawsy-Dutch, 6rst, 74c.; do, second Musts.d-
Dasss ! yse~ Srisss
active s. 50 for domestic AND French and - 80 for Gs
and apossa At sss for Scs. and soSs boxes Blue
and held = y sSs y Iasns also hixGsr
he price being - q Is g. Qqisksvs was a sastsd az
81 IS 81 Chloride Of potash WAS quoted a. lie 70,
81 44Ssc crystal 4ssc 4Sc for powdered Ci,rc
acid ws, ss"sd as st Cs%pnos was SrSssd
2de for delivery. Cream quoted At PIE
Il ss and ss ssys.- in
chloroform and ether quoted at lie 7sc for The
rsansd city was aasisd a, &c Bye for SS
quiet, quoted .s sss s:s7c. for small SIC. Tor
quoted a. ic ise Bassm eopsiSs was aa.ssd
S American "ss ION %aS %ss s7s @
sis asls So Gssnssi asG.sd :. Sss ss,s
and quoted 81 ssS
Ing from sSc to 81 TO- Ginger Was Quoted at sc
Tor Jamaica Oleached. Ersct qnotcd at a4c; zoe
mann and s Ere for ronoa
treiy nominal a. vi - Tor Angostura; waterman WAS
quoted vt Ito 1885, for English and loc. l.'c. for
S.anss ssa %As ?SSsoa %
quoted ut l2hc l3c. Gambler quoted AZ 4c u
41sc. Snnsc quoted at 5Oc 8Oc. Dividivi WAS
quoted $65 per Gcutan root quoted 31sc.
sac COLOMBO quoted NJ &C. 1Oc for whole and
llc for powdered. CAssa buds were quoted a S31,c
34Ac. Arnics flowers werc quoted At l3c l35zc Gum
gcdds was quoted at lie he; do, taiea. llea nHc
berries quoted At &c. 21sc common and
&c. s9ae for best Italian Orange peel was quoted ut
tile soap-Cont white WAS quoted at I21sc; Ms,seiiles
pure notified at l0c lO1ac and do cchn,on quoted ut
7Iyc 7ac Licorice paste-CalGbrta, soc. Spanish.
solid, 25c 2sc.; small Gu.alina 2oc large do 29c.
sic; L. 4 s.. small 2S1sc. .9c.: Cerigiana. &c.
FEArnrns were nominal 44c I5c for prime 1.-Two
gee aud Zoe. Sic. for ixed.
FsaThe wl.oe market dnll but the prices ruling
last Tuesday still obtain. Georges Goldfish sold In
small lots at -. hsckere dull and the supply
of the demand We quote:-No. ut "a 90 and
No. At - IS Boz herrnss were ssag fairly It isc for
scaled Bnrrclled herrings dull and nominal.
FLOUR Observation-Disclosures l4USS bills !;
weat 423a5 bushcls neal $50 bbls; 243074
bushels; oats, 3luSS do. 5S2 do. barley malt,
II 80 Flour Tho still dull in buyers
odd lots being frequently picked mt concession
&c. Toe. IRON quoted prices The sales. including
State, Western and about 10000 bbls with
in the annexed range kye our ruled steady with mod
demand and 275 bbls sold full prices Corn meal
firm and 200 and lOU sold within the We
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The closing quotations VOICE

At the Stock Exchange the ruling rate for call
loans was per cent miscellaneous securities. and
TX to per cont on governments. Time loans were
~ to per cent and discounts were to per cent.
The following were the rates of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day:-Savan-
nah. selling SIG premium. buying SIG premium;
Charleston buying nominal 10. selling u; New Or
leans. commercial SIG premium, bank u pre-
MUM; st. Louis. ITO discount; Chicago. steady.
Ito discount buying. lilo premium selling. and Bos
ton par.
Government bonds firm throughout and
closed steady at the following quotations
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THE PACIFIC MAIL.

RESISTING THE PAYMENT OF CITY TAX ON ira
PRoPETrY-A TRUCE PENDING THE DECISION
OF THE SUPREME COURT.
suit has been commenced in the Supreme Court
by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company through ito
counsel ex-Judge Cardoxo. against the Mayor and
the Marshal. to RESTRAIN them the collection OF
the tax upon its property for the year 1879. At
late hour on Thursday evening the summons and
complaint were served on Mr.. whitney. the Corr.
ton Counsel. together with an order to show ca
returnable on Monday next before Judge Potter, a.
Supreme Court. Chambers why perpetual injunc.
[CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE1
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

T7'
bsssss-fr.de slow and further depressed II values;
only Jus aa.
top Range Of pTsss & per ews
% .sa ss .s Al sss
20, sf-s s':e !: W.
Sssd = i@s.s pc: f. Weight: " iosws kass
% n'Ss . I'll sssa
3 !. @ e. E IS .sn: -
Texan sscsrs Plains, per ~ weigh.
81. lHS
i ios p per oil isr%sxS,s * sxs s'' y s%, y
ssS$ Pss s'ns r. VI"
'i rfsnss Windsor ). ind."a .tssr. s per
head head se H. 20
ssae e. p ;sr Ss a. ss r. -
Is. p; H.: q head \. s, per =: head !:
weight: q sss ~ sx. oDonnsll sold 70. /.
Tor frsniensss" son IS oSia sssrs se. psr ID.
ssn p:r sr e n % ~ ss" 70:
Aisrsea . naoi; steer: s. gsT t., with sos. on
RDsr n'' Culver sold for vs's x.rscn is ssI:
ss s %ssA, .''s s@
lbs 200 lbs per head asc per H., IL beeve.
s :: %:,sS;: To-
ssssl e xyy PER .si 's:s f i s
g, Ssa$ LEG; s. Nj =
20 p"'' ss sold =; F. ~s Ss's
!s"s % s:; head 'ss POI w:S
on Sr. II .o Ss"d :" Sr g.
II hcsd SIC per ib - head At DC per b with on
p ss Hs sta IT a norris ii %
is head al head s 90 per a'nS S %
81 "a per head Is head s,sc psr b. with OH per
Is%sr 81 osio Sc sss. pr H. weight. SS
sss " Il ssa !. a1s .i'. With
the o,wsisns ., ec ~ ew !! ssdlsr sold on
ss s Ssss: 81 sv y Ss.G"
head ss1S Is S s wi. q. y s ..
n ~ w'A a. on
MS S e.
e far With choes top IL sheep sheep sold 9. =, s
g sse g ss sheep a.
ii Jersey lambs. % lbs, 6sc psr ID Judd
1 siis sheep s:T 81 is. s %i PEP
s. ps Is he @ 80 .ss ohio
Sssis = s & pei enc sss oi III 6ss
sheep. iis, lbs. So per ewt III Virgin. lambs 50
e pc. .a "a x.i. .%s. 1%S q "a
State lambs % lbs &c. pcr H. Kirby Co sold 20 Mch
..:S s. 81 s 4 os: 1siiE s.
Il state lambs "a lbs Sss per ID; III State lambs
" ibs. ~ osc. per H. Davis Iiailenbcck sold
sheep. s2's lbs, 4'sc per h; 80 Kentucky
~ lbs. At &c pcr b I54 Tennessee lambs 50 lbs nt
sac. per no Tennessee lambs. with few Sheep ~
lbs at 3c h. ~ Canada lambs, 81 lbs h,sc per
ib 222 Canada lambs. ~ lbs. " size per To-; Can
lbs at 6t6 per ID.
MrLca Cows-No actual sales reported.
VEALs AND CALvKs.-tDniy n few sales reported Grass
fed calves sold at 2ac aisle ib vcals &c. 5c per
nocs.-Thcrs were no 1.-Two hogs on ssie
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no closing quotations were :

AT San Francisco mining shares opened at the fol-
lowing prices:-Gould Curry. 81; Savage. IL;
Chouar, 6; Ophir. 30k; Hale h Norcross. 12X
Crown Point. AK Yellow Jacket, IA; Belcher. 3%
Imperial. TX Virginia Consolidated. ~; Califor-
mia, AZ; Best Belcher. l51x; Union Consolidated.
25A; Alpha, 2oH; Sierra Nevada. 32A; Mexican.
2OA; Silver Hill. IA; Justice, SA; Julia. 81 Utah.
IA Alta, 67s; Bodice 10; Bechtel. TX Tioga So !;
Independence. *; Segregated Belcher. 81; Bull
wer. sx; Mono. TX; Potosi, 4A Exchequer. AZ !;
Monmouth, AK.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, July IS. 1872
This weeks circular of tho Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
Association "Cotton In the early
of the and prices declined although
Tuesday the demand slightly increased and there
since been rather business the quotations
orally one eighth to arhng below those Of last Thurs
day. American has boon pressed for sale Tho do
mand was limited and prices generally farthng
lower Sea island has been in small demand ut steady
prices Futures during the week generally de-
pressed with however, considerable fluctuations.
Tho final decline Of fnrthin for of
eighth for distant positions since last Thursday"
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In the London market consols declined to o. 1916.
but at the close there recovery to ss ass for
both money and the account United States tours
fell OF to lo5 and later sold at 1861. while do. AVS
declined to losH. and fives remained steady at
American railway shares steady at yesterday
prices. except in the of Reading. which to
2o%. and reacted to 2OH, and Pennsylvania, which
declined from Ak to Al Erie sold at 2sN. preferred
at 63M. consolidated seconds and funded fves ut
1874 Illinois Central at 90 81. and New Jersey Cen
tral at o. The Bank of England gained fs,0o0
bullion to-day on balance. At Paris rcntes to
s2f &c., and fell of 10 s2f. 65c. despatch from
Hamburg states that the international Bank has de-
cdcd on voluntary liquidation.
Foreign exchanges in this city were duh. but
somewhat steadier In tone. Following are the
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Drivered on contract 800 bales yesterday For future
delivery the sales were follows Yesterday nftcr two
r. 3OD baios at II Tie, 200 &c. 800 at
u zsc.. go At BE 800 a. i54c scptenber 80 e
~ TIc J0D H. 73c 100 At II Tie, 30 ut II TO- 800
7Oc 800 AZ 6c. 400 ut II 69c October 100 ut
1iu,c., jtn at Hole, 200 At 11c 800 at 1ny7c. 800 NJ
1Ossc.. 2D at O.,c November 100 at fO7&c, 11UO 1T
uTie, 100 al 10 zoe December. 800 at lodsc January.
100 ut 10 Tic. Total 1880 bales To-day to two NJ
July, 100 bales ll.73c.; 100 At II. re; August,
300 at II 73c 400 at II. 74c 100 at II 7oc:i TOD a.
IL re- 100 at ii7Ic 800 ut &c., 900 at TIE, 40
"a zoe 600 Il zoe. i sc.. II. 7sc,
1900 Ut 1lTc 1000 ut II TIC, 1UO Mt IL 72c 300 at
T3c 800 at II T4c 100 notice to-day at 75c: Sep
,s%ser LOO ~ 49, 2ioo a. kS7e 2o0o At ieSc.'
2:oo AZ roe 40 At u 73c 600 at It72c., 2iOo a.
1losc 3l0O at II 67c ECO at IL 69c. October 100 at
10 s7c 7D at 10 noe. 600 10 9sc lao ut lic 300 ut
ovacs aoo ~ a. & so a. ioSe mp at ,o ~
December, 100 at ine7c., 100 a. ioesc. 100 At
I06Ic 800 at 1000c; January, 200 Al t070c.,
100 at io7lc 100 at ,osc February 100 a.
at IUN3c Total. i7.iOo batos Grand total. 1000.
The receipts at the ports follows svcston, IL
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SECOND BOARD-lP.

l:30 P. NJ.
$1,000 US 4's. coz. be lo2,f
5000 US SIS, r, 81. be lu3
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5000 No. KanSTcx I'd 81
1Npp Chert % ist, u 45.i
5000 Leh& WB ass. SOA
JND do .......s3 ~
I:tOo do. .......... 40 I
1000 Lch&wB inc.... 51lA
5000 sal. kanCANor.
sic Bridge list lob
10000 kanfac Is. Den
div. tr =. ass. 1O41s
2OOO do. ........... 100.
5000 Ohic&Miss I'd. yssl
1000 Sti,& SunF &c Is 10
10000 NY LEA W new
I'd. console. 751G
1000 ........... ~
J'fp do ...,.... SO I5,s
fpri North No lat. C. 11Jsd
UvO0 Lfic , b. en- gold liza
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IN. DC %
1000 H&St Jo.S's.con
1000 NJ. KAT. con as.
5000 N Y q LIST, C.
1000 Cen Pacific q b.
5000 U Pacific LIST. b3
2UD u Pnciiic y (. ...
1000 X. WkO con LIST
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-08

In re estate OF Frederick Stuart deceased citation
returned served aud cause continued. N re estate
oil william j. Wilson, deceased; a. G. Wilson APP.
pointed administrator; bond, 500. In re estate OF
CAtharne Leonard, deceased order for sale OF per-
Sonal estate. IN re estate of Thomas II. j. Fuller
deceased petition of II. ID. Fuller to compel the
administrators to account to the estate for the large
sum oil commissions charged in excess OF the Gus.
tomary rates and fOran order directing them tosell
certain rolling.mil stock aud distribute proceeds
IN re estate Sarah II. Beavers, deceased petit
tl9n lor citation on oXecutrlN dismissed. III re cs.
tate Martha Il. Gibson, deceased; testimony OF
Elizabeth Culllnanc taken In open court. In re
Anna a. Norris guardian order appointing the
petitioner guardian bond, $1,000. III re Neenah
lipton guardian petition for the passing Of her
accounts and for discharge. In re last VIII ana
codlcil of Thomas Frlsby, deceased; Mary FrisDy
appointed eNecutriN bond, $500. In re estate
Catharino ~ Shanks deceased list OF debts due
the estate returned by the executor In re John l..
owen, guardian order making annual allowance.
Last viii and testament II Joseph Craerin, decensed'
hcd. IN re estate George Barber, deceased; motion
orS. $. Gtddings to reopen account of executriX.
In re estate Frances MCIcrth, deceased first ac-
count administrator passed In re estate James
Harrington, deceased first account of administra-
tor passed. In re estate " A. Goddard deceased ;
lrsl account of administrator passed Adjourned
until Tuesday next, at ten a. m.
- CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTtCE HAGNER.
Thomas Goodman, alias George Holiness In.
dlcted for burglary and larceny guilty sentenced
TO the pcnitcntiary for six years. John O'Neill,
larceny 500 from Edward Z. Walsh December Is,
1873; guilty sentence suspended.
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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, March 4 1879
Cotton quiet. MddlIng, 0H4c.
Flour quiet firm, and higher Hownrd.street and
Western superIine, 50 l0gi do extra a 2j6i75; do
family. Sj@5 90; city NILS supcrinc, s. 5Ogi do ex.
ira, 81 iOGi75; do Rio brands 81 75 Patapsco family
S87.
Wheat-Southern firm and active. Western strong.
Southern red 81 i7@i IS; do amber, 81 100 %; No
Western winter red, SPOT and March, 81 lli4@lIpS,
April, 81 1901 IA; May, 81 1901 l52t.
Corn-Southorn active and steady. Western firmer
Southern white, iG@47!5c: do yellow Axe; Western
mixed, spot and March, 3A@iic; April, A. dlissc;
May, Abh@ha4c; steamer ll16c.
Oats active aud itrm. Southern, 32633c; Western
white, 3i@S2c; do mixed, SOG3lc; Pennsylvania, 32Ql
$50. ~
Rye nominal at 57dj0c.
6gi2. '''''''
Provisions quiet aud firm. Mess pork SO bali
Bulk meats Loose shoulders sc: cenr.r6 sides 81
packed, DC. BucOShOulders, &c. clcar-rib sides tc
Hams, OAml0c. Lard, refined tierCes 7I5c Butter
quiet; prime to choice Western packed, ISG2Oc; roll
80 lGc Eggs active and higher at ia i5C.
Petroleum quiet, Crude, sdSlsC; refined, Oisc,
Coffee dull. lilo cargoes, lOdl5c.
sugar strong. sOil, S'4@5lsC.
Whisky dull at 81 OK
Freightsto Liverpool perseam steady Cotton I'd;
-four, Is Gd grain SD.
Recepts-tlOur i,i0J bbls; wheat, 50 300 bu. corn.
l0i,l00 bu oats, 200 bu.
Shlpmens-Wheat, 8 1000 bu; corn, 5000 b.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-08

BIECTRJC LIGHT
Dr. F. p, ROWLAND Will give his last Lecture
on the Electric Lg hit Nitrous Oxide and theWonderS
of science, at Franklin Hall. corner OF Sixth ard q
streets northwest, next TUESDAY EVENING
March II.
Tickets % cents. One ticket will admit gentle.
man and lady two ladies, two pupils of the schools
Tickets for sale at Dr. Howlands Office No. 2l Four
anda.half street, and Morrsons bookstore, 40 Penn
sylvania avenue.
Lecture to commence ut o'clock, mchT
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.



New YoHR, March :. 1870,
,ua imports Of dry goods for the past week we're
81! - jis and {, @ amount marketed was S2,O1lNj8
Money was easy at 36t 4 all day.
Foresu exchange was steady, with light business,
ut 1864 for long and is1A for demand.
Government bonds were steady.
State bonds were dull
Railroad bonds were strong and higher. Kansas
Pacific ana Kansas and Texas issues advanced
sharply under large purchases Kansas Pacific (Dcn
yer dvslon) trust receipts and do coupon certificates
each ndvanced3i per cent, selling up to 09'4; do n
ID OF 1876, with coupon certificates advanced Il in.
comes No II II TO ils aud do No 10 ~ to Jls Kan.
sas and Texas cousos assented advanced IA to IS and
do seconds "a to 2liS. New Jersey Central adjust.
ments advanced to o. do consos asserted to ss and
do convcrtibles TO 81. Denver and Rio Grande frsts
rose to Siss aud Now York Elevated fl SITS TO 1851.
Sles Of WiuOna and 81 Peter were made ut lQlmlQls
Hnunbn aud 81 joseph cOnvprtibcs declined to Oj
Tue stock market, except III brief intervals, cxhib.
tied marked strength throughout the day. The lead
Ing features IN the active LIST were the coal stocks
Northwest and the telegraph shar 8, the advance IN
figures of the day current at the close Among the
lowprccd shares Kansas Pacific advanced from IL TO
rs and closed ~ ga, while Missouri. Kausas and
quiet but Rensselaer, and Saratoga advanced to 10 a
bid niid lq3 asked against ~ yesterday. The iluc
tOus ~ the general list were comparatively slight a
the entire market closed strong. The strength Of the
coal Stocks was due TO reports that the various coal
companies were about to come to an amcabe arrange.
emt on Ihs gu, sIions AZ Issue between them e
were Erie. 1000 were Lake Shore 1900 were North.
west common, 100 were do preferred, 5000 were 81
Panl common. 1000 were do preferred, T0O0 were
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 5000 were New
Jersey Central 2,OOO we're Union Pacific 300 were
western Union, 900 We're Ailant and Pacific Tele'
kaisls and Texas, aud 2,0O0 were 81 Louis and San
Francisco.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-08
GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters

U0ITooIoH by KopuDIIcnn KepOrters.
Lieutenant Skippon and the officers of the Third
Precinct seem to be determined to break up the
policy business In Georgetown and last night OF.
ticer Shanks arrested George, alias "Sockey" Hunt,
on a warrant sworn out by Officer Augustus Hess,
charging him with dealing In street policy. Upon
being searched at the station-house a large mum.
Der of paper slips were found upon his person. upon
1l,l6.G6, II il3.2652, 4,5.l7.3l, aud rnany other
numbers that could not be made out The prisoner
was locked up. for hearing in the Police Court
this morning.
A large number of workmen are engaged in
strengthening the masonry at the outlet lock on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, SO that when naviga.
ton opens 1t will be safe to two boats out at
time.
The flooring Of the immense hay loft Of the Wash.
ington and Georgetown Railroad stables will be
completed to-day and the slate roof on the entire
structure will be completed III few days.
William Grant and Richard Grant, Of Virginia,
and j. Sprigg Poole, of GaithersbuTg Md, are
among the guests at the West End Hotel
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
THE STEAMER w. W. CoRCORAN,
which has been recently built aud furnished l.. L.
Blake captain Is the only boat allowed to land pas
seugers nj Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, VI, in
Guiding admission TO Mansion and Grounds.
Steamer leave SlXtll.street wharf DAILY Sun
day excepted) at lc ~ m. and returns about p m.
j. MICH. HOLLlNGSWONTH,
Supt, Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
l.. L. BLAKE. steamer w. w, CorcoTan. l-tf
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Washington River Front.
" .nLrLA-n..r.n.. ANnu.i. >

NAahiNuioNi NI'HCh ., ioiV'
ARRIVED.
Dlscoes wharves-Schooncr Index, Garrison Phia.
delphia with AIS tons coal to e Ileston; steamer
Arlington, Allen, Occoquan, with flour to - Abbott
Riley's Observation-Disclosures Lorle. Smith Joe
Miller. Kelley; I d Hamilton, Spence; S A Douglas
Lewis, and Dove. Shreeves. all from the Chesapeake
Bay, with oysters to market.
pJohnsons wharyes-schooncr Eddie Pierce HAYES
Boston, with apples to Shaefer * ClaTy boat Ada l.
Bros.
CLEARED.
Riiey's whnryes-SChoonors Emma Alberta, Nc
Gulgan; Virginia Lee, George Union Belle, Johnson
Charlie. Russell: Annie Merrill, Wood; Chief Lewis
J0hn Francis, Evans, and Ju!ia A Thomas, Hayden
all bound down, light.
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no TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER H. ISIS, at j:2o A. NJ.
565r ,nL = YORK., fllifLXpETPnILA, AND Bos,
Ton bNPRhSS EllicOtt CITY. on sundays To
nn9pols function, Iessups, Hanover, and Elk
O;5o-Baltimofe' Annapolis, and Way. piedmont
Strnsburg Winchester, Hagersown, aud Way Via
7:io-tBA RrmoRE AND LAUREL. EXPRESS.
GlO-Polnt Of Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, Win
40, chester, Hagerstown, and Way stations ,,,..c,,,,
AND BAi 9TM IL PP E hor b0S S 70
New York and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis
LgMBUs' An PiTfiisbttfiRid i1XPREss. Fred
erick, Hagerstown, and Valley Branc, except
TO Cincinnati daily. Grafton to Sandusky daily
900; Ion sunday only-Baltimorc, Annapolis, and
io;oo"BiLTIMoRE EXPIRES. stops at Bladens-
burg College Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis juno
- tlon Jessups, and Hanover
i2:lO- Baltimore, .Annapos Ellcott CITY, and Way.
ESo.tNEW YORK, PHILhDELPHTA, AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS. Stops OF LAUREL
i:351;ion Sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
4 80 .BALTIMoRE,. BLApENsBURG, AND LAU.
REL EX EN- Frederick via Relay. stops at
35--fPont of Rocks Frederick, Hagel stown, Win
chester, and Way stations, on Sundays to Point
BpilmoEs i ApHHPolg md Way stati9ps
copt sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
Sars direct to boat Mt Canton stops at Bladens
and dN w5y sStH%Rus EXPRESS
$40 H lis RRhff fSr5 e I E&fREss.
"O PTHTs HsSc EXRRE Ps5Srg eI
iOl$tNE% Y6Rkg, PHI DELrnIA AND BAL BAL:
T b snsa E sdaeGS Gar s S sr 70 Now YORK
tDslly, ION Sunday only. Other trains daily, OK
For further Information nppN at ticket OilCcS NJ
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1873
GREAT
1878

1878 GREAT 1873
TO THE H IHNHfY WET A N2V s6urnwEsr
DOUBLE TRAok, STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID SCENERY F MNA4eNIFicENr EQUIP
n EErES pEGEhIRENR 1 To- IS Soo corr
ner of Sixth and streets, as foows
For Plttsburs and the West, 1910 m. daily, with
PiItsburg TO Cincinnati, ST. Louis. and Chicago;
BR4{H S6py Tb PSPSs GSF K SiGEGRsSSHA
For Canandalgua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FAILS
and the North at $40 p m. daily, except Saturday
with Palnce Cars TO Canandagua For Willams
port, Lock Haven and Watkins, at 1910 a. m.
duly, except Sunday. Att.
with Palace Cars attached Limited Express OF
pullman Parlor Cars, $40 a. m. daily, except
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
az Jersey Sity with boats OF Brookiyn Ann lest,
nnordlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferriage and journey across New York
tied Express $50 q, m. daily, except SUNDAY.
For Baltimore 4 $685. $50 a. IN. and 400 p. daily
except Sunday; 1910 a, me- 1850 6o' ''iO ana lo;lS
For Pope's Greek Line. Z n IN. and 400 p. M. daily,
For Annapolis ! a. IN. and 1870 p. m. daily, except
WIY I&b 4E2 GE6 A
TON RAILROAD 49,
., Cos, and ii;3o p. m. On sunday.o H. H., Ills
For Richmond and the South, $50 a. M. ans $50 p,
For Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad $40 p. m. daily.
r"S TO- Ely m and W. eis nSd ~ 10
On sunday at and 10 a. III, and 6;l5 p: IN.
Tickets, Information sleeping and parlor'car aS
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner ofsxth street and Pennsy.
yanla avenue and at the depot where orders can be
LETT for the checking of baggage to destinations nom
L. +. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-08
THE. COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the United States.

sFRIDAY, March 7, 1879.
No, 525, II. r. Jackson ct AL appellants VS.. The
Yicksburg $. and r. RAILROAD Company ct al.
No 52G The Nlcksburg S. and 4. Railroad Com.
pany ct al, appellants vs. II, r. Jackson ct al. Ar.
gument concluded by Mr. John A. CampbclI of
counsel far II. II. Jackson ct al r'''' W
No l75. Russell Sage, ct al appellants, VS.. Central
Sage ct al, appellants, vs. Central Railroad Com,
p0iy oflowa, ct al Argument commenced Nv Mr.
N. A. COndTey for appellanls and continued by Mr.
II, b. Turner Mr. G. c. Cole and Mr., II. l.. Ash.
hurst for appellecs.
Adjourned until Monday, at twelve o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-08
Georgetown Commercial News.

VEONGhIOWN, WurCh I, $50.
GRAIN MARKET.
Whcat-Thore Is but little doing In the market for
wheat owing TO the continued light offerings and linn.
tied receipts, bnt we write firm aud buoyant market
with an active milling demand for top grades Of both
descriptions ut 81 1901 10 for good to prime Fult2 and
o. i3@l II for Lancaster according to quality and con.
dltiOn. '' 1850 w.
Corn-kecelps and offerings of corn continue mod.
crate with good milling inquiry for local wants. at
iid4Oc for yellow and white.
PORT.
Cleared-Steamship John Gibson, Traverse New
lOrk,wlth return freight to New York merchants in
Guiding about 1000 barrels flour,