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New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

COok. LACNDRE>>, CHAMBERNAiD and
- WAlrHL--Br TWO excellent scotch Pr ie.i--i srl-
with er-t-ls- references. understand fler business r
frcf every par lo farm y Tlra n~rwr fAfl
near l-fi----
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DRovIpENCE LINE r. BOs ION.

yla .avidrlce Direct
O. Ia. NluNI- o. Mills fF Rail
IHL EAtD Dl-IIL PALACE -I An Liz
LA--Al44 -Lll =. Captain LsF ..
EflI.I. "a a.. AID l'77' ~
,agc . u. day Ild4F- erretir.. tuA tr4 - N0i--
l.ftr 4l
F4--,us stI-afrTl d Boston o. A. n- No luterle-''o
..I.lu.- 0riN eou Ae~ .rk 4n. Frovlas-cr - 80 ,
rtatsf.bn- lcsef- secured 81 HJz and of - 49,
-. Er,aas-i aotfoDula ana rIln AFenar iA'ie.A
& Al. 5.. lrl AID Nt'-'l'
0f nc rrnclps W .el oiccs. aul Al o. oi4eos " "oSS
coy ~ ~ 80. - 49, - AIT L. r. HABC0Ck. Prc-'t
l,PFCIAL NOTICE.-Dn and sfter Iue-dly,
- ..fa. fi. . lis. sDitI An n~fNf.n SEES nfl and
- I. l, s.f.Ir.ru luf fl, a1-ol la lhlt Last
MDNbAl. %. nt4l
rIHF OLD RELIABLE STONlNGIvN LINE
FOE BOSTON And ALL POINTS LA-l
- 5 n mon. I,f l4 >affl lst,I .itl. 90 a. s.i M
-...fIt. limited f. Arr-. GOOD ONLY On 10 a.
u.lls r al -ouns iou. this Inc iEoa Ss ''-
~ B0ttul IOI g.
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TllI OLD ESTABLISH .1 H.. To- A>D -I1gr LISE
<tNa,.tn All 'raIAu1LrHLA
f--..l e 4.t...,f rt.l. ..,U s.r . t..ue depot. a
I''''- ....,.. ..'a ....s f.ra 80
Ial.. rr.t. rlt rHr rll-Ha-. Equip IrIf. All --3
Odd .a. ...-7..r- ..-t
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all. .U
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-.~ 4. p ig,, l. tr-aal, ,n.ls oi 1.,.,la
.-. ,r.cr in.v Is. l--t.
a4 cincinnati. lrl .,i-o Day h'r.s. IrlT.ng
Room Ca.. .,- rs aI Irs.u AMI -l-n.u-.p' ..ii--
u m. .Ilt. fa-f 20 ii.i.- 't '..-- i' n.l.''
wei ruIuau.- D..f Irr rn-In'rt stepping ''A-Ara 90
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
1ustrrciicu.


1rstrrcror.
For Bows and Young Men-Citv.
A CLASS for Young Geutlemcn and private
n instruction. THOMAS r. Ash, los West s0th-.5
A RNOLD SCHOOL.
CO.. ~, ~ l hta - ana ,u.,noss
rrrsaits sre attention 10 prmary torn srac.eu. ym
fsi'34' e iT,neiIs bs'Sssn a. m and : D. M
CLASS for Harvard. Columbia. e.: limited
= % twelve Tour yt'auci-s q, ne 900 10 ~ ,gr
gas,s,s'- i-.,s ssoso~sy
-CHARLlER INSTITUTE
I OnOENTRAl lARk. New York Nitv -, .
y pcys sro loune Men from 10 o frp9s' mem '9T
9 eits -' ra... .s " ..t .' $500, .r,, rs,.hr
iorurly Nev nuiidnr ERECTED paflose'-s no,., N ~
ysaf WI resu ou ~leuher g. reT r,,rfr r,re,,or
nK. A.CALII>EN' daN school tor boys, III
, vs., ssc ST.. reop.as Nfou.a,. september %
RR- o. SACHS CLASSICAL ENGLISH and
- GERMAN SCHOOL III West 4stn-'i.. ieoi'ns ''p-
IL :. EVER~NN> COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
IL. come. 49,. ',e '1,, ri, srpq' '5, Reservoir f-'N
SHORT ti--lE IlUE0J GALl MA~TFlLn
! FEZANuIE> Boarding aud Day >cnoo.
i. f.- .af- ..-l tf fi-'3f- Q Sl-''tt '-a N'-'
81 compete --ai.e a fiea.- Bus -l and ea'' 81
TTolladav Collegiate iu-liutc.-l.345 Broad
Ia ~ar --,,,, 'e.... ....'..., . ~. - ,..',''
HEILENlC INSTITUTE 1.4-1 Broadway.
i n.rrr. -t t,uher -- O. iin.t T'''-. pr p. Ns.
t.rr., .r .rt a-- uu. l-- f.rl. u-ll. in
lr,r a -,a,..-. fu.. 81 ...r.l- r.aa....t,- 'r
V0uN M,cNrLLEN~ SCHOOL. l-1t
- r-.a'~fr - - W ia'n ''rl
: H-NUK-t'~ .LA~~lC4L. ara iN1Li~H
-. -rhOo-. l.-.. lr.a-eat. Dv-aa-.aa' -.a r-e.ls
Mr.. WILLIAM NEWELL. .er.rerr.ory
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
Eirambc1is ann Railroads.

A NEW BRUNSWICK boat, landing AZ
- ,1vrevilr south AuDpf. Perth Amhoy r1it-nrile
woodbridge kO-svilc sld Lending steamer wyoming
nfIIer rnmf
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
F5~ Young Laaies-Country.

y ENDLl-h. fRtNtH and GILMAN
y nDaf.l 4au TO- school ..f r'ln. -"''-' ,
-e-a .or l.i,-.-f.
RiNCHANTON LADIES COLLEGE. and
- .2.r-' 1882. s, 'p-..i'..t si,e.altou.
aa,iae .u4t,. IS. i. i.r~pssiiorv Department.
DORDENTONN FEMALE CuLLkGt.-Cf
ID r4sf srce-- h--t.l4 n'i- .-r llo i-h , ,'-e.
Pie arr-aa. # , raes. - ior cat.o-n~ s-'ress iAe
LLMIRA FEMALE COLLEG IA college OF
/ .., .x.r-t ls e.lrcl' and Hlslarlorr -rsar
n..... .uvo. 4.'i5 e age ! % a. - s.r. ,.iS' '-
- N.lt session '"- 'p.fi.r. --
r~A.T WALNUT STREET ~EMINAkl.-
l. mis- Institution vel pIovidei ier r'ilF a -ltIs'
-..f,or ln t.leriaie E,eclc aud ffrnafalorf tcrHf
a,eai. - ,.' Nr. s- AiSiiI1 kuIz i.42i walnut
H.. ~. .ps-a-
I,nlDE\ HILL SEMINARY tor Young la-
E+- srarepart. Conn. AaaIo,s A-s hA-l--l NL7'-''
GROVE HALL, New-Haayyen,, Conn;--h''' ,nis-
" MJNITORI, 81 HJoL oi 10 N' i-A-,.h e..
TrovF SEMINARY Tor Yonnr Lad.e-.-l7ih
4 -,I Tie Rev a. WELLS. Pm, i-to sd n, D.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY - MAMMA
4 HOS FOH woAhA ie ~ 'eniA A-i''H' ,'' rs re
1rlu s.iue-'i-Y 1A} ~. 47s ~ ga .-- =, -.
,.' .i I1ea - nnitice 81 last 25'n-i N'~ iorA
Mt KlSCO EDUC CATIONAL N NJ ! I,
VI NJ, X. SEQ. n. s.. 'or Young are " f- pio'-r.
.rT.. pT-r KEYS BOARDING and DAY
.'-,l ,r r,,as a. .lo- Iafrs stosl 'l tle Il ld.e-
~ frop.n - rlle-eaY -eptr'l1uf III
NTPe ROBERT H. GRI~WOLD and dansh-
VI Ore Lrme Conn w ~ sl ,t,e- Tor oisgo
7 c,ilal n f..al Also iof da"ins- painting anu
aancins. Terms. s.'un
TlIAINFlELD. \. j.. Seminary for cang
- 81. r.sp-f sept ll M..s H. g. heHNoH ~ ncp
rr,HE BRYAN SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
Il oo1euetc- by ''' M4sses sMEAD. ataylA n. !.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
obstruction.
For Young Ladles-Countrv.

WILSON COLLEGE for Young Ladies.
r'r sesoesogrs ,1 Mn. 1r IdV Pra
--,,,. +. - ,.r-, p, ,,r,- NJ - -.
Ia HtAiON FEMALE SEAllNAk NDftOn'
w N..s Wi legfu s f,rr ah school reAr Thursday
September H. apply Miss A ca RI kh
or IL. A. tOgg. ESQ Norton. MA~z
VOITNG LADIES' SEMINARY for boarding
ANA cav rurfI- 20.l Wa.nu--sr PlilaCe rhA rroDeus
or potR oeTes-Te
y NBe-t and srse.i ssidng IN The state In-tr1clon
t.o-s noi 49, r., lsl eri~ in'nl, Ia H., Htv I'm
u IA uIT,f.F- II l. i,~.-,.enf
J,,fYrp-Df-p. ~ 1C,pENIY
I 'i~''-i'D ''' "a N''--''
Parents school both good and cheap vii please
''4 4-'' '-'' '''' 'N'' BE- -fi-1fiNrr ph T. Principal.
go ,,-.,,,-.,.-- ,.,. - y
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
Hlscellaneous.


ADVERTISEMENT, FOR THE NEW.
\ iU.A .t.ni 81 A lil. .l h-' ID I'D Al ltb
frtl.--. fo l.-B ..I4.. i.. r't t'.ify if-S
!, q in~ ".-t iF~IH.r r..-,. e-lr tl.l-..so
o. La.r Inurfrra. .Hrfef a.I4. l-lf. 7o5
l-n.-,., lr t,r,F -e..nra-'. fr f1- "a .lI II =
So e.e~i ilN-. lai.f a.a.i uIi tfi =
ii4l -aFh-s bans bliails -p ." b. n- Al ie-liH
Dl.tf
DRl HES oi cv,rr description. go No. 3l5
= 4..l -.. .p, Ir-r .f-af ,r.f f =
I'HH IS % NFf .- NJ it' -f .' 'nl t'1
TAPtN ~uELL~-j.OOO large Size Lro choO
- shells -uItn.r frr tur"n manufaoul~r- l -ori
.le .s. qualify For -A4e bg Joh u NJ ~ NIit-
d. Wtisr-L
I AIDES. DRINK >FRKl> TIA. and be
IINrlgu l' without a-.u@ lau-Hri- .'-'nt - +hh7
If r-n..t. nf40ls Df fAt .fars flr uplrNun
.... RAue .f-fUfu h'-f .r..H 80 i4r
HffufF -ui foIfl. 'fH- l- fi-i ~
4 .atA bf .Hlu- uuN % 40
- l.h tl- L..A Co., tr.fl.l rirrs uT
promptly Iu,- -.4 ooA. -lr1A discount
-H
NIANUFAC URtk- and MEGCllANI>.-
IA fnr snowy .iref-.leaf- Do Nr,isr rafrr,s Offices.
i...r.s- a, .rtt,r A. D. - Iil-N> 10 hr.it~ay
pATtNT>. ILADL-MAEh~. tANLATs.-
1 fII.a. .-i-.lln. h.t tlr-s iii FiIr.uf, y
.Af l..fUc American 4N.f-. t4I ...r as
ici..- r4r4f- hAna1ooA en- af. f ill dircc-
tH4r 4l0 lf.ts .f.i ifrr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
Lost auO 4oun0.

DANk BOOK Los I.-Blnk Book No.
IL 4-IHIa Oh. l1vefY -as.lr- BON. H. missing The
nndcr . rrqur- .d OBJ Tenrn r tf' bahia D. Di l,snref
before OBJ day - oet'urr II .. applcaon Nl %, alade
u tAc bans lul lr~ uios.
DANk BOOK Los l.-Bink book NO.
ID as 'e5 o' thr Ho~ey ~a,ilEs Haak - n4. ing tho
nntfr rtl Geo in fhc bank
lsr "a lAy of October 1879 Application J l-ls
~ lie Jal- :
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
For Young Larles-Ci-r.

EM. IL. LEDGLII = SCHOOL J. oh DJ4c,
I.-ls Broadway. Residence. ~ -4at --a.s~
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

TRIENDS' SEMINARY. Ea-t l6th--t. aud
u ------. .-.--------.- L--- ------ : u ----- 20
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

CARLISLE INSTITUTE. No. 3'z Madison
Y ave- boarding anc aaf -eAoo -o, t'i-t % &c .l. az az
Cf.lcrfn French -atlr. li.H.l- ''-'-
.Auut r-ifa r-.-f-rf 7'''-.-
-rptsuln-i - anne gl' 'eu Jfin ff
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
CHAMBLBsBURG .Pennl ACADEMl.

Parents school both good and cheap viii please
inquire into tl, nlrri- oi tIis onr go ,,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
RInrplc ana sac Man.s.s.

NllT5t NND JlAIt LIlIl.ls.
SLATE and MARBLE MANIEL> in great
- Faa.Ir -lefs a.u -rn-rl s-f- aad 14s
90 ani o, West -St-t.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

CLASS for Young Gentlemen and private
Instruction THnMAs r. A-H. lua Wesi .lth-.t.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
ALBANY and TROY Inv DAY BOATS.

- C. VIHBARD n. DREW
Leave Wstrvsi Per y. IT, a. slj and 2ith-st n a
iffnm bEDDEIYN Aunav boar - 'anfinr 1f
MAX FERRY. CWEsr POINT C9kNWALI- NkH
Ht kii, by down boat pn' kEEP-if. RHINE
BECK, CAT-kILL and III DsON. TcSei- -Dd and bag
gage checked NORTH WEST Irkr'- 1r Coupons E''i
on II ld-on River Railroad feved Last TIP
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

prepared inr college. SCeu us schools and business
,rrsifS special attention pr spacious Cvn
taenm hot lunch desired For further information Apply
10 Principal between q a. u- and o. p. M
GLASS for Harvard. Columbia. e.: limited
I O. twelve. tour vtcauC@s 600 n tr n' orr
rlrftuIry earnest NJGAE. Tribune Uptown
- ] n.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

'COOK-Bv a North oi Ireland Protestant
y mig r0ulrf very good 'air r. rn.k mea.' -H".
f-h fl9r s0ur- desserts Vr wiling assist Ti-
lg best rerr lce q u is. place Frrf Dbl 40
near LtfH.-f.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
- NnRNAN IN-TIIITE.
- - sexes-Cl.y.

MISS WAELEN'- SCHOOL. SO. - Ny e-t
n. 3ir.-;.. reois.-- -~ateH.n,r gss -psl,r
sffNT 4- ..uzI fi.INlgr ihsIflf'NN ..ai .- "@'--e
tnrli-f. FIrnca. German ito .-.,.. ..l-'.
DKUYN. Miss NJ, VIII rcopeu l'i Ln-I4'H
-, d. l.I -sfa. SEPT 80. --s West ---,L
I,TsSSF~ iD English. French aad Latin fol
= r0nns .sl.. lur children viii 1, 'n lr g
1r1t. 1ltef fle care nf A.r At'- 4 l-il------ ' - -
-. --..-- II I.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-13

Supreme Court OF the Dlstrict-Appleby VS.
Grahamite &c, Pavement Company; appeal by
plaintiff. sullivan vs.. Black; appeal, penalty OF
bond, 5000, The application Off L. Rodgers, fol
admission TO the bar, was referred TO thcexaminng
committee, Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pOny VS.. Grant set for hearing on 22d instant In
the matter Of BargYs estate; judgment below
affirmed.
Circuit Court-Justice CoX.-Waggaman VS. Lacey
settled. scheimghamer VS.. Hehy; settled
Equity Court Justice Macarthur Hewitt VS.
Filbert: exceptions to answer allowed. MncKall
VS.. Stewart sale Of Dcccmber3l, 1874, confirmed
Nailor VS. stanley; reference to auditor 10 report
on sale. Davidson vs. simpson; reference to audi.
tor to report ON sNlc. lRnbon vs. lambOn divorce
from bed and board, with permission TO assume
mGiden name Inc defense d; made 20 opposition
Criminal Court-JuStcc ilagncr.-Ilenry Harry,
Morris Roach Patrick Mcnamara, George Lowry
alias Loutuer, James Shugrue and James Roland
Cheney: motion to quash Indictment argued an
judgment reserved. The case Of Edward Perkins
alias Boston Pet indicted for larceny, has been sci
for ttial on the 10Th instant. Frank Harris petit
larceny, second oiiense; jury out Frank Williams
petit larceny second ofense; on trial,
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY,
Supreme Court Of the Distrct.-No. IS Mcdaniel
vs.. WrghSi no. 30 rrnGsdell vs.. Austin; No, a
Hunt vs. BgTeh N, No. 4, Painter vs. Dgene Mob
US. Reed; No. As, United States OK rel. Davis VS.
| Rhecs; No. 10, BARLEY vs. Hebron.
Circuit COurt-Justicc MacArthur.-No. 9, Bates
| vs. ". and A. X. Il. Company; No. ~, Daysys Jor
| dan No 10, Trunsuc VS., Wright; No. 90 Vanderil
vs. slater ct al No, %, Melnire VS., Paddcn ct al
| No D. Parker Il bros. VS. Carpenter; No. "a Spell
| man Bros vs. Hcitzler No, 2G, Day VS.. Jordan No
| NJ sehwakors administrator vs.. Hagman; No. 2S
solomon VS., Wesdi No, 20, schwartz VS. reppert
| No, "a, BuTgdorf VS. Wheeler; No. 80, Washington
| Market Company VS., Mullins Andrews Wade
No. A, Walsh VS.. Pullman No. As, Bakervs. Sprow
Adams vs. sackett; No. "a, Little Il Co, vs. Youngs
| No. 80, sullivan VS., Bruce No 90, l0ckey VS.
Duffy No 5S, Adams VS.. Douglass; No. 81, CNrl
W., Goldslein; No Go, Noerr vs. Zantzingeri No. 10
Howard vs.. Curpenter No, 70, Jordan vs.. Bryan 4
| Bro. No. n, Gardner vs., SpTague No. 10, Best VS.
| Rests administrator; No. 81, LeaTy vs. Pellctler
No, -, Johnson VS., Gilmore cl ali No. 49, smith VS.
| Gilmore ct al
| Criminal Coutt-Justice Hagner.-Fanny Smith
perjury Ietha Matthews, perjury; Henry Fridey
selling policy tickets; Isabella Downing, assault
and battery Hattie Robinson, larceny llugl
| Suider, petit larceny, second OiIense George Ga
! Ion, assault with intent 70 kill,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-13
EORG ETOWN NEVIS.
Collected by Republican Renorters.

The High Tent, Independent Order of Recha-
bites, whose proceedings have been partially pre-
dcted in previous issues, have mapped ont quite
an extensive programme for the three days con.
transaction of all business for which the delegates
chief rulers, and high coCkaorums are here assem-.
bled, the performance will wind mp with II grand
parade through the principal streets of Washington
aud Georgetown, passing in review before the ex-
ecutivo Mansion, and dispensing ut Lafayette
Square, Before returning to their homes the prime
delegates will be Toasted and rubbed down with
mustang llnimcnt
At recent meeting Of the junior members of the
National order of Independent Rechabites the iol
lowing We're elected officers: Andrew King, C. X.
King jr., L. II. S. Of c. R.; W A, Macomb, X. II. s
of C. r.; William Knott, K. II S. Of ID. c. r.; Charles
Ubhon, J.. H. S, of d. G, r.; George Giles, Shepherd
4. II. Hurd, treasurer p. Miller levite Master
Hodge, !. c. Master Elias HutChns, O. G. The
junior Order is in fourlshing condition. ana u
credit TO juvenile Georgetown.
The yicissitudes fife on the roaring canal were
yesterday most impressiby illustrated in manner
canal boat Little Eddie. The captain was reflect
lively enjoying Il comfortable StrUddle on the tier
boom as the Little Eddie loacd up the oderilerou'
stream, when sudden and uneXpected collision
with another bon caused Captain Wolf to lose hi!
equilibrium. After considerable shouting he wa,
| successfully fished out
nimble member of our police force caught
stray mare, the property Of William Moody, Which
tow path Mr.. Moody was feeling very melanchol,
over his supposed loss
The auction sale Of mill property, owned by
Welch Bros, which was to have taken place yGscr
day afternoon was postponed TO the 2Gth of th(
present month on account of the absence, through
| illness, of Nj. Gill; n trustee.
The numerous friends Of Lieutenant Skipper
Will be panied TO learn that the latest accounts
his condition are not very favorable. lie Is suffer
ing at present from slight affection OF the blad
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-13
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, May T. 1873.
Cotton firm. Mddling l.Ac.
Flour strong and quiet. Huward.strco, and West
cru superiine 50 2jG3gO; 10 extra, a. 25g4 s.; do
family. $500; city Mills superhnG, g. 25a4 do extra,
slio9J; do Rio brands, sdGG2j Patapsco family.
sG71.
Wheat-Southern firm and higher. Western strong.
Southern red, 81 ljp1 II; do amber 81 1901 20: No2
Pennsylvania red, 81 1901 -; No Western winter
.re, spot, Il l7ia@ ~; May 81 1891 1875 June,
81 l51a@l l5ss; July, sl lIGDl l2s; August, 81 II.
Corn-Southern firm and higher. Western firm.
Southern white, IsQ5Oc: do yellow. ijA @ilac West
crn mixed, spot and May, I3l4aI95Sc; June, $40
lie; July I9r6Gtl &C; August, Ijc; steamer. i0C.
Oats firm. southern, Sjas3sc; Western white, 3IC9
sec; do mixed 81 sgSic; Pennsylvania 3iGg3Gc.
Rye dun NJ 6SNG0c
Hay dull. Maryland ana Pennsylvania prime to
choice, Sl2Hl
Provisions frmer. Mess pork, $40 5OdSlO76 Bulk
meRts-LOOse shoulders h@3'4c; clear-rib sides ~
misc; packed, i4c aud SEC. Inconsistencies, i.aC;
ClenIrib sides, 5lM6c. Hams, o. sGlOc Lard refined
IN lierCCs. 7c Butler iirm aud active; prime choice
Western packed, iGlGc; roll, llGl3c. Eggs scarce
Petroleum steady. Crude. 7'iG7'4c; refined. SIC.
Coffee steady ana quiet. Rio curgues lOi4dl6C,
Sugur firm. y son, s0tS'AC.
Whisky dull ut II U7Ol u7ts.
Freighis to Liverpool per steam steady Cotton,
Sled: Hour, y sd; grain, cad,
Rccclpts-FlOur, 23i0 bbls wheat % 90 Au; corn,
GR5OO bu; oats, lIlOJ IN; rye, $50 bu
Shipmcnts-Whcat 7l,SuO bu; cora, 1890 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MATTERS.
New York Money Market.


New YoaK. May 70. 1870.
Rt2i5.
Foreign exchange was firm at is7s<dis7ji for long
and iSs9f94S0 for short.
Government bonds were firm.
State bonds were dull.
Railroad bonds were firm. Denver and Rio Grande
irsis advanced from o3s to 70 and reacted N aIs.
Erie consolidated seconds sold at 7Ils@74S. Kansas
and Texas consolidated assented rose 10 o0li, do sec
onds TO 5lS Kansas Pacific Denver Divislon) to ILL.,
Rome, Waertown and Ogdensburg consolidated lirsts
Essex rs Of 1871 to 1854 New Jtr,oy c. ntra CONSOLE
dated iirsts assented fH oil to Oo, 81 Louis and
Francisco tclass ~ to r. and Lohgh and Wllkcsbarre
consolidated assentcd to 55Js.
The stock market was generally firm In tho early
DC ngs and prices advanced 1895 per cent, Louis
Nlllc and Nashville making the greatest improve.
ment Kansas Pacific coming next with nm ndysnce
OF per cent and ~ Louis and San Francisco nrsts
Irvrrreu showing rise Of 2ls per cent, the latter
acting per ccut ut the close. During the afternoon
th' coal stocks became weak and fell oil a6f1 per
cent, an toward tie close selling movement was
developed m Wabash which broke from 3Gt, to 3Is.
Louisville and Nashville also became weak selling
Town from 1U's 70 ts, Tut subsequently recovering to
Wa. Ihis had the effect Of slightly depressing tho
general market, which declined i4dl4 per cent tue
lauer Iron MOuntulni but In the final dealings II
hrlner tOue prevailed ana "a fractional recovery
declining from IN 10 5lk, The transactions agsre.
gated iN2O)J shares of which IS 90 Erie, iUUO
We're Lake shore, 1000 were Wabash 1900 wero
NOrlhwestern $1,000 were ~ Paul, 600 We're Della
sey Central, GQO0 were Union Pacific, 0OOJ were Ohio
uild Mississippi, 500 were 81 Louis aud Iron Noun
Ghl. l-NVl were Western Union, aud yUlO we're st
Bons ANA san Francisco
a. "a lDNyI ma tyue IIta.a Yg3s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-13
HOUSE or REPR rs ENT4TIpEs.

Mr.. Cox called attention to the fact that peti.
tlon presented by Mr.. McCold, of Iowa, on satur-
day In regard to the present session of Congress-a
petition which he cos characterized as an insult
10 COngrcss-had been printed in the Reeord, nj.
though he had objected to its being so printed He
desired to have the Record corrected,
Mr. MCCoID stated that there had been no obiec.
ton to the printing, and quoted from the Record i'm
support of that statement 1t was the first time
that tho House had ever been insulted By a peti.
ton oflhc people.
MI Cox II Is the fist time the House has ever
been thus insulted.
Mr. Cox insisted that he had made the objection
and his statement was corroboratod by Mr. Reagan.
Tho Speaker therCupOn stated that the Record
would be corrected and the petition stricken out
Under the call Of states the following bills were
among the introduced and referred:
by Nh LADD: For the erection, at Annapolis
Md, of q monument to ule officers aud men who
persisted IN the wreck of the Huron.
BY Mr.; WAIT: Protecting the propagation OF salt.
water fish.
by Mr., Cox: AbolIshlng the Jurors test oath.
by Mr., MARTIN DcJ; For the employment OF
an Inspector olplum0mg for the District OF Column
bin.
BY Mr. CAnEII' Giving the consent of the United
States to the prosecution Of the suit orc. W Gusts
Lee for the recovery Of Arlington under certain
circumstances,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-13
AUCTJON SALES.
rT,RUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
L ON TMEsOLIII HInEOE sTREEI MONTH";

.T'RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
Il ON THESOUTII SIDE OF G STREET NORTH
STREETS
by virtue of q deed OF trust dated March 10, 1872,
recorded In Lber No. CTS folio o. of the land records
of the District of Columbia and ut the request OF the
party secured thereby Will sell ut public auction, in
May, 1872 at o'clock p. m, the following described
real estate situate In the city of Washington, District
OF Columbia viz The east thirteen feet front of lot
numbered twenty f2O). of Kellys subdivision of sub.
division of part of square numbered five hundred and
seventyfour ti7D, being part Of lot, improved by
two-sOry brick house.
Terms OF snle One-third I'm cash (of which so must
be paid ut snle); the deferred payments to he paid In
SIX. twelve and eighteen months. with interest at the
rate OF ner cent per annum, until paid, and secured
by deed OF trust and INSURANCE. to the satisfaction OF
the trustee. Terms 10 be fully compiled with within
six days AFTER the day OF salc otherwise the trustee
reserves the right TO resell amer week. notice nj
the risk and cost OF the first purchaser All convey
np9Gd,eds WIN H. WARD, Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-13

NhJlONAL ROUTE AND ShOltI LINE
NORTH. roRTHwEsG WEST. AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER il, 1878 at $40 Am.
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SiitrasDnrg Winchester, Hagerslown, and way via
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en- chester Hagerstoyn md Mey stations ,osro,s
AND BAIrfMoRh EXPREss nsrior Car to
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S;s5g-tsT.. louis. LouIsyILIE, CHICAGO co
LpMBus AN ID PI1TsBURG EXPRESS. Fred
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1o;oC"BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens.
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=, ton JessuD's, and Hanover
1910, Bal!merc, Annaapos, Ellleoti CITY. and Way
1885,, ion Sunday only for baltimore and Way sta
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AS Point OF Rocks Frederick, Ilage stown, Win,
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