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National Republican., 1879-03-31
MONETARY AND TRADE REPORT.
FIN1NCTAL MATTERS.
New York Money Market.

Nav YoRiS, March % 1872
The foreign commerce Of New York for the past
week was: General merchandise (mports). including
dry goods S6,i3G7si produce (exports), tOO0s,0l5.
Money was firm at 0a7
Foreign exchange dull at 4s5ilIs6 for long and
is7is@fss for demand.
Government bonds were inactive aud less firm.
State bonds were dull.
Railroad bonds were strong and generally higher,
with the largest transactions IN Kansas Pacific tDeu-
yer division trust recepts), which advanced to 1904
rise Of Ia per cent The other changes were as fol-
lows An advance OF IN Jersey enral rss soils
ossenod, In do adjustment bonds, y In Rock Island
bs OF 1911 Missouri, Kansas and Texas consos assent
co. 90 seconds, Ohio and Mississippi seconds and Cen
Ual Pacific land grants, u in Canada Southern hrsts
guaranteed and Northwestern gold rs. and y In Me-
ropollton Elevated Railroad hrsts, There was de-
cline ofs In Chesapeake aud Ohio hrss (seres b. q
IN New YORK Elevated Railroad hrss, aud a IN Mchl-
gai Souihern sinking funds. Erle new seconds con-
sOdated sold at G3G. seller 80; Lake shore coupon
lrsts at 1l6' ,@li7, and Piitsburg Fort Wayne and
Chicago hrsts at ia
1hestock market wns active and Arm and the spec,l-
lnIlOn was attended by much animation and buoyangy.
Aner slight reaction IN the early dealings which
was most apparent In Northwest, prices took an up-
ward movement, and, under large purchases the
market became very hrm, the Granger and coal shares
imprOyement, The advance from the lowest pOlnt
ranged from = TO Ia per cent the latter Delaware,
LAckawanna and Western, This advance was well
maintained to the close, the nnl dealings being
near the highest Of the day The transactions aggrp-
gated 2lGUUJ shares. OF winch OVC were Erie 10000
were Lake shore, 300 were Wabash " 900 were North
west 1900 were 81 Paul 5000 were Delaware, LackR
300 were Oho aud Mississippi, GOOU were Michigan
oeIiTM ov We're Union Pacific, and 5000 were West
"a. tnitp,vIpy ,y,ro tl,, 81, ,,.t,.. ,,.l,...
National Republican., 1879-03-31
GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Colleoted by nepubllcan Reporter

Collected by Republican Reporters.
Peter Ross, Of New York, has apartments at the
West End Hotel.
There were no arrests made during Saturday
night and yesterday for any ollcnsc whatever.
The churches of all denominations were well at
tended yesterday, and the pulpits were filled by
their regular pastors.
Mr.. r. r. shekcll, supervisor of streets, has com
plctcd the following Improvements: Repaired
roadway between Water and Congress streets; lai,
sidewalk from High, on Third street, to Frederick
street new crossings on the corner of Third and
Fourth streets; repaired sidewalks OH Green, pun
barton, Gay, and Monroe streets.
Mr.. John T. scrivcncr entertained al large number
of friends at his hotel, No 100 Bridge street Satur
day evening. Professors Richard Trunncll and
William Crown ncted as violinsts. Professor Grown
rendered with fine effect "Old Grimes is Dead
Professor Trunnell sang Then You'll Remember
Me" in most pathetic manner and ut the encore
danced the Highland Fling, while Professor Crown
stepped to the tune of Fishers Hornpipe Tho
party also indulged In passing jokes and telling
anecdotes, and at about half past eleven O'Clock
separated highly delighted with the evenings en-
tertainmeut,
National Republican., 1879-03-31
pROPosALs FOR RCAR.FAsTEN1NGs. FOR USE
II. ON CARS TRANSPORTING GOODS IN BOND,
AND FOR SEALS FOR USE ON PACKAGES
OF DuTIABLE GOODS.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March 0. 1879.
Sealed proposals are Invited until II o'clock M. on
MONDAY, March ~, 1872, for furnishing the Treas
ury Department Fastenings for C0r.dOors and Seals
for Packages, In such quantities us the Department
may from time to time require
For the Information Ofbdders II Is stated that there
aretwo classes ofcommon carriers. viz: Those bonded
to transport appraised goods and those bonded to
transport unappraised goods At present the same
fasteDngs viz: lead seals, are used on the cars, &C.
of b I'll classes and unless superior device, c1mbin-
ing equal simplicity, security and comparative cheap
ness s presented, the Department Will continue the
use of lead seals.
For securing packages lead seals which are attached
with cord now used, and, as In the case of car
instenngs will be continued unless more desirable
device Is submitted.
Proposals will be accompanied by samples OF the
articles proposed to be furnished, and VIII state the
price ut which the same, boxed and marked for ship
ment in such manner us may be required by the De-
parimCnt, Will be delivered ut the office OF an EXPIRE IS
| or height company ut the place ofmanuiacture.
Bidders VIII state In the case of lead seals. which
tached with one end fastened in the seal the price
| per thousand.
II Ia estimated that about l,OO0OO0 car-seals and
about 2UIOCO puCkRCpscnls urc required per annum
The Department reserves the right to rcleC; any or
| all bids nnd to waive iulOrmRlltios.
Due examination Will be made Of, and fnll consider
alton given to- the Ts of all locks seals, and other
devices which may he submitted.
Printed forms OF proposals arc not furnished, nor
are they necessary,
Proposals may he made for furnishing either or
both OF the articles named, to be marked Proposals
for Car-nstenlngs." or Proposals for packagesoals
the may be, and addressed TO the secretary OF
| the Treasury.
National Republican., 1879-03-31

Equity Court-Justioe MacArthur-lioovcr VS.
Hubbard; modifying Auditors report. Ford VS.
Mckay; appearance of absent defendant ordered
GlenwoOd Cemetery Company VS.. Close; decree
that defendant within thirty days convey TO com
panans thirty ucres otherwise the decree to stand
for conveyance. Luchs VS.. Davis ct al; f. p. Good
win substituted as trustee. Morrell VS.. Gddings
consolidated with No. G6s2 Thompson w. Thomp
son; ordered on April calendar, Forrest Dramatic
Club vs. Cowie; restraining order continued unit
final hearing.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court of the Distritt.-Goodyear Denta
VucNnite Company VS.. Brightwell, Mcrrick VS.
Giddngs, Neenah simpsons guardianship, Dickson
VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
OBrien VS.. same, Springman VS.. same, West VS.
same, Cherry vs.. Marsh, Parker W, George Dent 4
David VS.. District of Columbia.
Equity Court-Justice MacArhur.-Burton vs.
Burton, Gilmore VS.. Chapman, Beckett VS.. Jackson
| McNlanus VS.. Staudsh, Bouidin vs. B0rnach, Myer
| VS.. DuVRll Schneider VS.. Schneider. Green vs.
| Adams Lee VS.. Douglass
Criminal Court-Justice Hngner.-James NJ. "
| Stone. wife murderer.
National Republican., 1879-03-31
RYEER AND CANAL NEWS.
Wa shingion River Front.
ARRIVED SATURDAY..

Rileys whnrveI-schoon, RS 4 Goodman, Hoarn,
Philadelphia, with coal TO II clay Jones ,S co; Rock.
Marshall Salisbury, with lumber to Willett 6 Lbbey;
Great Pirate Nash, OccoQuRn with wood to Johnson
Bros; Virginia Lee, Dolman, Chesapeake bay, with
oysters 10 market,
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Ricy's wharvvs-SChUOucrs Robert BrAttOn, John.
son. Little Ed, crosby, and Miami, Creighton, all
bound down, light.
National Republican., 1879-03-31
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

steamer JOHN w THOMPSON leaves Sixth
street wharf every Monday al q; m. for Nomlnl
Thursday for CurIiOnan. and saturday for Leonard.
town, stopping at intermediate landings going and
National Republican., 1879-03-31
AUCTION SALES.
rTyRUsTEEs SALE OF PROPERTY ON MINT
Il STREET EAST

Ivy virtue of q decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed In equity cause No Gas.
docket Is, and also by virtue OF deed OF trust re
corded among the land records Of the District Of Co
lumbin In Lber No. 7G2. folio o. Will offer for sale
at auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day OF
March is5D at B O'clock D. M i'm front OF the prem
cs lots No u and 2s In Charles Justs recorded sub.
division Of square No Bi5, IN this city.
These lots each have front OF 20 feet on Ninth street
east, between and q streets north, and run back
with that width 100 feet to n public alley Lot ~ is
improved by wellbut twostory frame House. Lot
q Is sunimpfoved.
Terms Onefourih OF the purchase money In cash,
and the residue in three equal instRlinentS, at six
twelve. and eighteen months with per cent interest
A deposit OF 40 on each lot az time Of sale Convey
nnclng at purchasers cost.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
sTETGER & LIEBERMANN, Auctioneers.
mchi5-eoddds
THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY the 3lst of March, lsiD AZ ~ O'Clock y. m.
REGINALD FENDAbI,
mch20- WF,Cds Trustee.
National Republican., 1879-03-31
DRoPosAIs FOR DESIGNATION OF AVENUES
AND STREETS.
ENGINEEn DEPARTMENT,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.,
DisrntCT or COLUMBIA,
WAsHTNuToS, March -, 1s7a
BY direction ofthe Commissioners sealed proposals
VIII be received nt this office until II o'clock noon,
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1879, for furnishing and plac.
Ing upon street lamps n the cities of Washington and
GeoIgetown the designations of Avenues and streets
in letters and numbers one and one.hnlf Ull) inches
in length and prOnerly prOporiioncd.
Bidders are at liberty to submit any plan whatever
for enecting this purpose, transmitting samples OF
work.
Bids must be ndorsed Proposals for Designations
of Avenues and Streets and addressed to the under
signed.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids or
pPrts of buis. w. j. TWININ0,
Major Engineers. U. s. A.; Engineer Commissioner
District of Columbia mar256t
National Republican., 1879-03-31

The steamers JOHN GIBSON aud T. G. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier H. East River, New YORK, eN-
cry saturday, at p M; Georgetown Saturday morn
ing ana Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates, Apply Ot OliCo over
National Metropolitan Bank FihaenthstTeet or office
of agent foot OF sixth street. Washington, and G3 Wa
Ter street, Georgetown SAM'L BACON,
mchi President.
National Republican., 1879-03-31
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AUCTION SALE OF SCRAP METAL.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
USITED STATES PATEST-OFFfCE,
WASHISGToN, ID. G., March II, 1870
On TUESDAY, April !, 1879. Will offer for sale at
public auction, In the Patent-Ohlce building vt
O'Clock y. NJ
lot Of SCRAP METAL consisting Of brass, cop.
per, cast ana wrought Ton being the remains of I'M
Identified models from the fire OF SeptemberA lS7.
The weight OF metal Is estimated at from 50 TO lC0
tons, large proportion of being brass and copper
Can be inspected any time up to the day of sale, be-
tween the hours of q, m. and y. IN.
Terms cash.
BY direction of the Commissioner Of Patents.
mchl0 +. A. SEEIN, chief Clerk.
National Republican., 1879-03-31
STEAMSHIP IINEo

The new elegant. and swift side-wheel steamer,
GEORGE IBARY,
Captain Joseph whe) carrying the L. $. mail will
commence running the above route Monday March
81, 1879 leaving the companvs wharf foot Of Seventh
street, every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, at
y. M
The company are determined to make her a success
by accommodating the travelling and shipping public.
Having secured first class Steward, meals viii he
furnished of the best Including all the dccaCies OF
The season,
Travellers and shippers are Informed that we make
connection at Norfolk for New York, Boston, Provi-
dence and with steamers on the James River Chesa-
peaJle and Albemare Canal, and for Cherry Stone,
Matthews, and Gloucester Counties
All Information la reference TO tickets. saterOoms,
freight, &c., win be Cheerfuy furnished applica-
ton at the compnny's office, loot of seventh street
GEORGE II, PLANT, President
II T.. DODD Agent. Inb2Ltf
National Republican., 1879-03-31
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great doube-traclS
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
To the
NORTH, r0RTHWESr WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1879 at $50 a. NJ.

TO TAKE EFFECT
55srw yoHE,' Hf2'f Th,1Hf!PG' AND pos
TON EXPllkSS. Eillcott City. ON Sundays to
nSpoiis Junction, % Jess,ps, iriS H"iSvcr aud Elk
,.,o Ridge b Breakfast at Relay WA, ,p,0,r,oo,
Strnsbprs, Winchester Haserstown, ana Way via
7.ioHtBA ITIMoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS.
S;io,,Point Of Rocks Piedmont. Strasbarg, Win
NE% e4sfSs Y5SK fIS Msy S1n BOSTON
AND BAIr1MoRE ENTREES. pnrlor Car 70
New York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
Tou1s 19TIsXEE n &PRFAs eM.fAgo rts3 o9
Sunday. Through car 10 staunton. Pullman cars
to Ci1cnnatl ini daily Grafton to sandusky daily
GOO-iOh sunday ouly-Batmore, Annapolis and
1900 BALTIMoRE EXPRESS stops at RaGGns. ;,,ns
zion, Jessups, and Hanover
i30-tNEW YORK, AND B0s-
TON EXPRESS. stops nt Laurel. - w., c.,
BALTIMORE, BLApENsBURG, AND LAU.
| REL EXPRESS; Frederick via Relay. stops NJ
4.35-fpolnt OF Hooks Frederick, Hagel stown, Win.
chester, and Way stations On Sundays to Point
| of Rocks and Way stations only.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoRFSGk Gas IGE %&
| TiM0RE EXPkFsS; Elicott CITY, Norfolk, GN.
cars dTec! 70 boat at Canton, Stops at Bladens'
| burg and Laurel,
aScItiS%So aHa aNby MSy S5GGsnus SSGGf
Sleeping cars TO Chicago
| S:l0t-BALTI MORE EXPRESS.
| G:OO-POint Of Rocks aud Way stations
| G.O-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATi, LOUISVILLE,
| AND pIlTSBuRG EXPRESS. Pittsburg, ex'
Cept sunday. Pullman Cars ~
iO.i5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BA /.
| TIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car 10 New loTk
| ana special sleeping ear 10 Philadelphia
| tDaily. ION Sunday only other trains daily eS'
ccpt sunday. Al trains stop at Relay station; .,
| For further information apply at ticket Offices 81
depot, corner New Jersey avenue anu street. oui'
| G1 90, and li35 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest
Washington, and Masonic Temple, lllsh street
| Georgetown, where tickets can be procured ana or
ders will be taken for baggage to be checked ana re-
| L. M COLE w NJ. CLEMENTS,
| General Ticket Agt. NJ iStcr rranS'n
National Republican., 1879-03-31
PROPOSALS.
EONSTRUCTION OF FIRE.PROOF BUILDING
~ FOR NATIONAL MUSEUM.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
Office of the Secretary,

SMITIISONIAN INSTITUTION,
Office of the Secretary,
WASHlNuT ID. G., March ~, 1919
Separate proposals VIII be received nt this office nm
vi II M on the 10Th day OF April 1870 for furnishing
and delivering the concrete stone, -rubblc stone
bricks, cement lime, and sand, aud also for eNcavat
ing and grading. for all labor In lnylng concrete
foundations for all labor In building foundations aud
celnr walls ofrubble stone and for all labor IN laying
bricks.
Tho plans Of tile puilding may be seem spocncn-
TONS all necessary information, aud blank forms of
proposals may be obtained at the office Of Clitss
Scluzc architects, CorcoRn building.
Tho proposals IN the prescribed form will be ad-
dressed SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
Office of the Secretary,
mh2g Washington, u. G.
A RCH1TECTS OFFICE, U. 6. CAPITOL,
LA WAsHINGToN, ID. C., March q, is7g,
Proposals will he received at this Office where plans,
specifications. &c., can he seen until TUESDAY,
April s. at " o'clock M, for the bricks, labor nnd
materials for laying the same OF the extension Of the
Government Printing Office. - -
EDWARD CLARK,
mh99 Architect United states Capitol.
.
National Republican., 1879-03-31
FUTURE DAYS.
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
by virtue Of writ OF ieri facia, issued out of the
Clerks office Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia. and to me directed. will sell at public
sale for cash. at the courthouse door OF said District
on MONDAY. the iith day Of April, 1879 at "
o'clock m all the right title, claim, and Interest OF
the defendant in and TO the following described
property, to wit Sublo No. 49, square No Gl5 Wash
ington. ID G.. together with all and singular the i'm
prOvemcnts thereon, seized and levied upon W. the
property OF John H. Cassel TO satisfy execution No.
ivsOJ, at law, In invor Of Henrietta stuart
FREDK DOUGLASS,
- u, S. Marshal d. q.
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctioneer. nh2tdts
National Republican., 1879-03-31
ng were the closing prices;
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National Republican., 1879-03-31
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. BOswoRTH, 91S L STREET N. w, Is THE
- most skillIul and the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever IN this city, All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured Female diseases special
". Refers to senators ID. w. Voorhees,, Indiana; J.
j. Patterson, s. G.; Samuel Norment Washington, ID.
G., and others. Consultation free a competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend to lades'
National Republican., 1879-03-31

phLAlRlcAL AND snow PRINTING
All EASTERN PRICES.
REPUBLICAN JOB ROOMS.
National Republican., 1879-03-31
EDUCATIONAL.
SPENCERiAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Corner Seventh and l. streets NV.
EsrA BLISHED 1864 SPRING SESSIONS.

Men and women can enter at amy time. The course
embraces Penmanship, Correspondence, business
Calculations Single and Eoube Entry Bookkeeping,
business Practice, Commercial Law, Political Econ.
tmy, ana Lectures The course may be completed
att, nding day evening. For particulars Visit the
College or address
mc62s.tf IT. G. SPENCER Principal.
National Republican., 1879-03-31

SAN FRANcIsCo. March %, 1870.
The following the official closing quotations OF
National Republican., 1879-03-31

hJO pJ mn Invested In Wall st. stocks makes
XIII IN n tllIll'Ortunes every month Book sent
plV " pI1VVVIee explaining everything, "A.
dress BANTER & 60. Bankers. II wall-slN.N s2seoly
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-04-16
The National Anniversary.

Mid-April, the lilacs sung by Whit
man. Lexington, the fall of Sumter,
the assassination of Lincoln, great be-
ginnings and endings group singularly
together at this anniversary. For this
generation the death of Lincoln is inn
perishably associated with the opening
of spring. There comes back the rush
and whirl of those last days, when the
slowness of campaign and result which
had so vexed a people little used to
war and impatient of its accidents and
DELAYS, seemed suddenly to change to
quick life, when the nation could al
most feel the vibration of Sherman S
march to the sea, and the fall of Rich
mond, the surrender of Lee came hot
" over the wires, and an order fol-
lowed that recruiting be stopped. The
same night came the assassination.
1t must always be good for the coun-
try to recur to Mr.. Lincoln's message
of six weeks before, his last will and
testament to the American people. lie
had borne all; he had sounded the
lowest depth Of anxiety for the people
whose servant he was. But nearing
the hour of triumph he turned the ma
TONS thought on Gods providence and
the inscrutable mystery of evil, and
the woe, the memorable fate, upon the
man by whom the offense cometh, "ior
it must needs be that oflelses come"
Having thus lifted the nations thought
above the passion of the hour, to re-
gard the struggle as between men who
were in some degree the creatures Of
destiny and of the systems under which
they had been brought up, he said:
With malace toward none, with charity
for all, with firmness in the right, as God
gives us to see the right, let us strive OH to
finish the work we are in; to bind up the
nations wounds; to care for him who
shall have borne the battle. and for his
widow and his orphan; to do all which
NAV achieve and cherish just and lasting
peace among ourselves and with all ma
lions.
Every gust of sectionalpassion which
is ncedlessly raised to sweep over the
country does violence to this tesla
mentary injunction. Mr.. Lincoln knew
how not to probe men for acting the
oaense which needs must come. He
would have been the last man, II
wears after those words, to have moved
in the Senate to except Jefferson Davis
from a Mexican pension bill. The
proposition would have raised weary
smile and inevitably have reminded
him of a story. What difficulty would
be experienced by a delegation from
both parties in the present Congress
in soberly explaining to Abraham Lin
coin what the present revolution" is
all about Men on both sides forget
that the other side are men, nothing
but men, but at least men-that MEM
DRY is as clear, honor as sensitive and
proud, and conviction as ineradicable
and dear on one side as on the other.
Each side must respect these things in
the other, in order " to do all which
may achieve and cherish a just and
lasting peace. "-SpringfeId RepuJli-
| can,
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-04-16

ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS
Are VOW Respondent sufferer from Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpita-
ton of the Heart? Have you Dizziness of
the Head? Is your Nervous System de
pressed? Does your Blood circulate badly?
Have you Cough? Low Spirits? Coming
up of the food after eating? &C., Sc. All
of these and much more are the direct re-
suits of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and
Indigestion. Green's August Flower is
now acknowledged by all Druggists to be
positive cure. 2400000 bottles were
given away in the U. S. through Drug
gists to the people as trial. Two doses
will satisfy any person of its wonderful
quality in curing all forms of Indigestion.
Sample bottle 10cts. Regular size rs cts
Sold positively by all first-class Druggists
in the United States. COW
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-04-16
Third Volume.

With the present issue THE NEws
enters upon its third volume. The
prosperity which has attended the two
volumes just completed, while perhaps
not all that could be desired, has been
upon the whole encouraging, and
prompts a determination to continue
ON with renewed zeal and application
in the labor so successfully begun.
The publishers will endeavor 10 make
The News of the future an improve
ment upon its predecessor, and one of
its characteristics will lie its devotion
to local interests. With wishes for
the prosperity of our patrons, and the
hope Of bright future before us, we
submit the initial number of volume
three.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-04-16
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