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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-04-08
1879
1875!
GREAT

49, N.Y., pENNsyhyAN1A ROUTE
~ DoUBLETRX6K, STEEH RATS, " -.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
,D ma n EEEE <, pH6EMRER q IS7S o,o, ~.
For pts6s a Smp the vest "s ~ daily with
Parlor Car to Pitisburg and sleeping cars nom
IN SfS Gl'D FSRcs
and the North at TAO D. m. daily, except saturday,
with Palace Cars to Canandaigpa For williams
port port Lock Haven and Watkins at 1910 a. m.
For New York and the East, 1890 and lo5 p m. daily,
Pullman Paro o Cars, go a. m. daily except
For Brooklyn, Now York. oil through trains connect
afording direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferriage and journey across New York
For Philadelphia $780, $780, and 1915 n M daily Lin.
tied Express G3o q, m: daily, except SUNDAY. .
except Sunday; 1910 a, M, $780, $50, 7;iO and lOl5
For fope's Creek Line a. m. and 400 p M. daily,
For XnRapO Rs'z a. IN. and 400 p. M daily except
ALHXHSsDiRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
o NAY I, AH n "a, ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
Q, Cos, :, and 1880 p M. ON sundayo a. M, Ills
For Richmond and the South. ESQ a. m. and 500 p
daily.
9, 10, II a m. and 3, 400 Cl5. and II p. m.
on sunday ut and 10 a. m. and B:i5 p: m.
Tickets. information sleeping and parlor'car nc
east corner. of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner OF sixth street and Pennsy
LEFT for the checking ofbaggage TO destinations from
Ao'''' L. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONE1dRY MA TTERs.


New YoHK. April T. 1870.
Money was easy to-day at 5@7 per cent closing at s..
Foreign exchange was Inactive at 4s01l56A for long
aud iS7iia4ssG for demand
Government bonds were weak.
State bonds were dull
Railfoad bonds strong and active. IN the Eric
new seconds consolidated thcrH was an enormous
business aud the price from O7s to 70 the i'm.
proyemcnt being partly in sympathy with the adj
vance Of these bonds at London. The other Erie
mortgages dealt in were strong and higher. There
was also great activity In Missouri Kansa and Texas
frss and seconds the former rising from 30 to GO1
aud the latter from 90 10 2sA Chesapeake AID Ohio
hrss (serles 49, advanced 70 35s, st Paul hrsts Il
dyson) TO 100 do sinking funds to 1854 Erie seconds
70 lO23s, Albany and susguehlnna seconds to iO9,,
Kansas Pacific Incomes No II and No 10 t. 49,, Wa
bash Tex cOupOn) seconds aud do st Louis dlyson eK
aturcd coupOns) to SO, aud st Louis and San Fran.
CISCO seconds class q to a. Lehigh aud Wilkesbarre
consolidated declined to SO aud Great Western lex
coupon seconds to Slts,
The stock maj ket was quite active and the specula-
lOil WIS at times attended with much buoyaucy and
nnlmatOn. IN the early dealings prices were welt
maintained, the fluctuations. however being very
snRll but durng the afternoon a strong tone chDrac
lerlzed Tue deaitgs and an advance was established
Central, Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, aud
Erie being more prompt IN the Improvement, Toward
the close reaction took place In the Granger coat
shares and the COsug prices at decline of i.n
The transactions aggregated $1,000 shares OF which
.n0C were Erie, 2OUO were do preferred n go wero
Lake Shore 500 were Wabash. 5000 were Northwest.
9WO were st Paul, a. coo Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western. 7.OD were New Jersey Central 1000
Michigan Central, ZOO Mon Pacific II
western Union, 5000 were Missouri Kansas and Texas,
nnd 5000 were 81 Louis aud san Francisco.
inc following were tho closing prices;
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

The Rev. John Jay Joyce, the popular and talent.
ed rector of st. Johns p. f. Church, returned from
Philadelphia yesterday morning, to which city he
has been on visit for the past few days.
Mr. John NJ. Waters who has been confined to
his house for several days past has far rccupcr.
atcd as to he able to be out aud attending to bust.
ness much to the qualification Of his numerous
friends.
a. ~ ". ricAcSi SnPc, Slsor VI ntlCetS, 10 IuylS
High Streets much-needed Improvement. lie is
also repairing various sidewalks throughout the
town.
Columbia Court, I. o. of F., have elected the fol.
lowing officers: g. W. Decker, Installing officer; C..
Calvert chief ranger; q. w. Shoemaker vice.
ranger; j. C. Heggs. recording secretary; w. II
Decker, financial secretary II. Glue, treasurer; j.
A. Lucas, senior wodard; X. NJ. Nanneman. junior
wodard q. G. Decker senior beHdle; G. c. Clark,
junior beadlc; H. Decker. chapman.
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BALTIMORE, April !, 1870

BALTIMORE April T. 1879.
Cotton firm and higher. Middlng. llAc
Flour steady, Howardstreet and Western super
fine :393 10; do extra SlG4G5; do family 81 1906 JO
Guy Mills superfuc - 50d3 70; do extra, 81 2j4 50
do Rio brands 50 G2N5 rs Patapsco family 1915.
Wheat-Southern quiet Western dull. Southern
red 81 1901 49, do amber 81 1901 Gis; No Pennsyt-
vana red, 81 1901 1874; No Western winter red
SPOT and April, 81 I2A@l l2i2; May. 81 l3ai 1874.
tnrn-SOuthCrn steady Western quiet. southern
white, i6GIi7c do yellow, 43'idfc; Western mixed.
spot aud April, 1870 iJaic May, 4S6@ic; June, Az
GI4iiiC; steamer, Ale.
Oats steady. Southern S26 &c; Western white 30
@$2lsc; do mixed. Sj@3ic; Pennsylvania, j2932'sc.
Rye quiet at 5iG5Bc.
Hay steady. Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA prime, slI
ale,
Provisions very firm. Mess pork, 80 5Od 10 So Bulk
mcats-loose shoulders, SIC; clearrib sides, 5q5Sc;
packed 1'sC aud SIC. BncOn-ShOuders, Sac; clear
lb sides, $4,000, Hams S'Aa9&c. Lard refined in
iercCs re Butter steady; prime 10 choice Western,
10000; roll I5al 6c Eggs quiet and steady at lsditc
Petroleum dun. Crude, 7tsgSHc; refined, O1sg94c
Coffee firm and strong. Rio CargOes lOg &c.
Sugar steady. A sOtt, SmS'4C,
Whisky dun ut 81 O70l U7'g.
Froights TO Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton,
3Bd; Hour, y sd; grain. I'd.
RcCClptS-flOur, 3,2DJ bbl3 wheat, 32JO IN; corn
l3S,BOlbu; oats, LOO bu.
shpments-Whcat il, 100 bu; corn, $1,000 bu.
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Supreme Court of the Dlstrict.-On motion of Mr..
i. Icyerly Stephen II. Jecko, of ST. Louis, No. was
admitted to the bar. on motion Of Judge BARLEY,
Milton 1. Souhard, ofOhio was admitted to the bar.
On motion of Mr.. W. Willoughby,W W. Upton, of
Oregon, was admitted to the bar The names of
James G.. Parkinson and Francis Bacon were re-
ferred to the examining committee Lock VS.. Com
missioner of Patents: application for mNud0mus
In case Of Interference in patent for Improvement
In grain binders rule discharged Platts " walden
vs. simpson patent nppeal for reissue for improve
mcnt In machine for crimplng and folding leather
reversal OF Patent OlCe decision and reissue or
dered. Hibernia National Bank VS.. Horcy; decree
below affirmed by consent. j. g. Payne, appointed
auditor Of the court, vice Thomas Hood, resigned.
In re estate Robert ellew: decree to be presented
Circuit Court-Justice Cox,---Flfth Baptist Church
vs. u 7. X. X. Co.; jury out Foley vs. Mclaughllni
verdict for plaintiff; one cent damages. Clabaugh
VS.; Freeman; jury resplcd. ,..,
Equity Conrt-Justlce MaoArthur--Cowlnnn vs.
Cowman; bill dismissed Fayolle VS.. Texas Paci'
ilc X. RI plea to jurisdiction argued and overruled
Neiter Us. Hopkins petition to open dispositions
reference 10 r.. /, Wailach ordered tCoiman VS..
Moore; trustee authorized to pay costs OF sales.
Fitzhugh VS.. Gaskins; on hearing
Criminal Court-Justlce Hagner.-Wm. Callill, as.
sailt; nole pros entered. Margaret Alldeiler and
Andrew Alldefler. assault nOlc pros entered.
Samuel A. Clark. murder; on trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court Of the Dlstrict-No. 63, Rover vs..
McConyey; No. ,G5,. Denham VS.. Easily. No. &C.,
Mitchell VS. Mtchell No. e.. Farrell VS.. Metropoli'
tan Building Associations No. GS, Holland VS..
Warner; No. r. Borgy estate; No. 70, Payne VS..
Connolly; No. a. sullivan VS.. Black; No. II, How
ard vs. Kelley; No. rs Mcintosh VS.. Moulton.
Circuit Court-Justice CoN.-No. 257, Lloyd VS..
Clark vt al, No. 273 Rasin d Co. vs. stanton; No.
ISL Mertens VS.. Trunnell ct al; No. 25s, Open
heimer VS.. Maryman; No. $50, Goodall vs.. Bati.
more and Potomac Railroad Company; No, SOL
Thompson vs. Fulton; No. 2G2 Flaesch vs. Bicks'
Ter ct al; No 266, Levi VS.. Drmheer; No, 267, De
Wandelaer VS.. Ferguson; No. 26s. Lyons VS. District
OF Columbia; No. 2G0. Washington Market Company
VS.. Meyers; No. go, Brewster 4 Co. vs. Baxter; No.
gu Peugh VS.. Duncauson ct al; No 27S, Shoe
maker VS.. Thomas: No. 279. Gatchel vs. shepherd.
Equity Court-JustiCe MacArihur.-No. 3, Mott
VS.. Boyd No. t. Sullivan W. Black; No. 3, Sim
mons vs. Douglas; No. 6, Campbell VS.. Peck; No. Z,
Berry VS. s. L. d T. Co.; No. s. Cochran VS., Clark
No. 10, Totten VS.. Rood No II, Lurncr vs. Shchan
Criminal Court - I,,gtica IJoonor = samuel A
Clark murder.
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United States.


MONDAY, April 7, 1879.
On motion of Mr. s. S. Hcnkle, Simon Mugsinn,
esq, of Galveston, Texas was admitted to practice
on motion of Mr.. 7. 4. Crttenden, Luclen G,
Cause esq, of J0cksonport, Ark, was admitted TO
practice.
On motion Of Mr.. Thomas G. Frost, George W.
Kretzinger, esq, of Chicago, H.. and Thomas Low.
ry esq, Of Minneapolis, Mimi, were admitted to
practice.
No, 1Oi. Henry Amy, plaintiff in error, VS.. The
City of Dubuque. In error to the Circuit Court of
the United States for the district of Iowa. Judr-
mcnt affirmed, with costs Opinion by Mr.. Justice
Harlan.
James II. tilloll. Appeal from tho Circuit Court of
the United States for The district of Louisiana Dc.
cree reversed and cause rcmanded, with directions
to render decree in accordance with the opinion
Of this court Each party to pay their own costs in
this court and in the Circuit Court. Opinion by Mr.
Justice Bradley.
Nos. 175 and $40 Russell Sage ct a., appellants,
VS.. The Central Railroad Company of Iowa ct al.
Appeals from the Circuit Court ofthe United States
costs. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Strong Disscntinir
Messrs Justices Clifford, Miller and Harlan.
No 22. The Canal Bank Of New Orleans ct al.
appellants, VS., William b. Partec ct al. Appcai
from the Circuit Court Of the United States tor the
southern district Of Mississippi. Decree reversed
with costs, and cause remandcd for further bro.
ceedngs in conformity with the opinion of this
court Opinion BY Mr. Justice Field, dissenting
Mr., Justice Miller
error VS. the peonle cX Tol n "a NtiiiS, Pa,. III
&c In error oSupreme Court of Illinois iuJ%mn
reversed with costs and cause reminded ~ T,
Their proceedings not inconsistent viii Tho nniuinn
of this court opinion by Mr. Jnstice MIIIcr NJ
Justice Strong was not present ei thr or",no;t ~,
took no part in the decision of his cSSe "''''
No rs The Town Of Orleans, plainti0' In er,o,
VS.. Nathan T.. Patt In error To the Circuit Court
New York. Judgment affirmed, with cost, OnIU.
ion by Mr. Justice SwQync. ''
Nos. 800 and $50 Tho United States, plaintiffs in
error VS.. b. NJ. Ford ct al In error To- iLr Circnit
Court Of the United States for the northern district
of Illinois Judgments reversed and cnreas ~
mandcd for further proceedings in conforniiy Win
the opinion Of this court. Opinion by Mr. Justice
Clifford.
Nos. 03l, 032 033, 93i, 03j, and 07j, The IIpitod
States plaintiffs in error. VS. Various claimants of
Distilled Spirits. In error 10 the Circuit Cont of
the United States for the northern district oil mi
nois. Judgments reversed and causes remSndcd
with directions to reverse the judgments of tho Dis
ity with the opinion OF his court, opinion nv Mr.,
Justice Clifford
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Pacific Mining Stocks.
GENERAL MARK ELS.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEORGErowN, April T. 1879.
Wheat-There were no offerings ofwhea on Change
today and the market is necessarily quiet In the alb
scuce of receipts. We continue to write n firm aud
steady feeling with increased milling inquiry for
all descriptions while prices remain nominaly unal-
tered We quote the range of good to prime Fultz No
81 Pa lGtl and good to prime Llncaser at 81 l7e1
81 2Oii.
Corn--The demand for corn continues moderately
fair with liberal supply for local milling wants
We quote yellow and White at i5C for prime samples
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
By cnnal-Boat Farmers Friend, with ZOO bushels
corn to II NJ Talbot; boat Ellen Brooks, with 30,e
bushels wheat, lCO barrels Hour and lot Of hay to
Dc i NJ Waters.
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NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, roRrnwFsfIwEsr AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1878 at 500 AM
5;e5n,rtNEW. YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BO3
b Raj mXPm nIs si Ecoit Gy On snnd9ys to
nmgi 559n Junction. JeSsgps, Hanover aud ELK
ESQ.,. Baltimore. Annapolis, and Way. piedmont
SIitrnsourg Winchester, Hagersown, aud Way via
74o-hBA iT1MoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
siiOIpont Of Rocks, Piedmont, .strasburg, Win
8oNE@ Y4RK Pff fha msEL sfSnB BOSTON
A NM v BALTIMORE EXPREss Paror Car g
New York and Philadelphia, stops at Annapolis
' IE%n E9y1 FYS II esAgo yt co
erlok. Hagerstown, and Valley Branch, except
to Cincinnati daily ~ Grafton to sandasky daily
oCO,,toh sunday only-Baltimore Annapolis, and
1000 BALTIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bladens.
burg, College, Beltsvle, LAUREL Annapolis juno
, lion, Jessups, and Hanover.
YSR ffGi G& All T B3
iiS5.ion sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
REL ExPREss, Frederick via Relay yt' stops ps1 at
Annapolis Junction.
S9este and md wSy Stations on Sundays to Point
hHFHPfRxSiN S Sae SHE s'2 %SP BAL
TlMORE EXPRESS. Ellicott City. Norfolk,
cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken ia the
cars direct TO boat at Canton, stops at Bladens-
burg and Laurel.
G50-t baltimore and Way Stations
7SO-t CHICAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
Sleeping cars to Chicago
S10t-BALTIMURE EXPRESS.
0OO-POnt of Rocks and Way stations
"' ASB F2HFs GSc hxSE L F5Srs *
cept Sunday. Pullman Cars
1O:i5EfNEW YORK, PHiLADELPHIA, AND BAL.
T1ltORE EXPRESS Sleeping car 70 New York
and special sleeping ear to Philadelphia.
tDay. ION sunday only other trains daily, ex-
cept sunday. All trains stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply at ticket offices ~
depot, corner New Jersey avenue and street COL,
69, Glg. and 1879 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest
Washington, and Masonic Temple, High street.
Georgetown, where tickets can be procured and or
ders will be taken for baggage TO be checked and re-
ceived at my point in the city. =, r,,,,,,,,,.,
l.. M. COLE, W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Ticket Agt Master TraTS'n
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n Germalnc. Argued by Mr., 4. II. Reed for de-
fetdant and submitted by Mr.. Assistant Attorney
General Smith for plaintiffs.
No. 2lT. The Germania National Bank of New
orleans ct al, appellants, VS., Frank f. Case, re-
ceivcr, &c, Argued by Mr.. \. J. Durant for appel
l0nts, and by Mr.. Charles Case for appellee.
No. 2l8. George Il. Harding, plaintiff In error, VS.
for plaintiff in error, and by Mr.. ID. X. Tenncy fol
defendant in error
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock
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Baltimore cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Aprll Z, 1879.
CntIlc-rhc market was slow and the prices were &c
higher. Very best. 5la05Fc; first quality, Eigdc:
medium 3ls Gri ,ci ordinary 86r3',c The most sales
were at 4 ad6' &C. Receipts, Oh head; sale, bvl.
SWinr-rhc trade was slow and shade OH IN prices'
Quotations, - iUGC Receipts, 6,7il head.
Sheep Quotations, "A &C. Receipts, l2S3 head.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue of writ of ier faca, issued out of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the District OF
and to me directed. will sell at public
sale for cash at the courthouse door of said District.
on MONDAY, the 18th 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 SubOt No. 49, square No. 6l5 WASH
ngton, d. G.. together with all and singular the inn
provements thereon seized and levied upon as the
property of John H. Casse to satisfy execution No.
1880, at law, in favor OF Henrietta stuart
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
U. $. Marshal u. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuCtioneer. nih2G-dts
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR. BoSwoRTH, 01s Z STREET n. W., IS THE
~ most skillfil and the only scientific, Medical
diseases positively cured Female diseases special
ty Refers to Senators ID. w. voorhees,, Indiana; ].
J. Patterson, 8. O.; Samuel Normen Washington. ID.
C., and other9. Consultation free a competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend to lndes
II
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AUCTfON SALES.
.VAs. DUNCAN, Auctionccr.
FUTURE DAYS

JAS. DUNCAN, Auctionccr. ..
The entire Household Furniture Of family at auc-
ton, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, April Q, at the
~ o'clock tile entire furniture contained therein con
5SHg Of one Brown ReP parlor SUI MSr99lcop
her suits, CQltage suit. two BEDROOM Carpets, Bed
ng & E Me@T Tssrs TSS and ggaS
a pSglchOd articles uhRR s b 2 e Rnsonee
peal ESTATE Ar AUCTION. NEAR FALLS
II m.
For fu particulars INQUIRE of r. G. MERRY, 90
Mrs L. G MERRY - ~ u y" INT p apS5t :
CHANCERY SALE OF A TWo.sToRY FRAME
~ RSWWbEsrrIhiIINNG, NO li0j SAMSON STREET
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme cour! Of the
s IN e eSty eeu PSo o on 5 d 10 aqy Mepn
ha es all shall an Il PyoS af'Gn u 5Gn
o'clock p. M parts of lots numbered ixtccn u6J and
seventeen 90, In Drurys subdivision OF square mum.
ingon, District of Columbia, commencing for the
same at point forty tOl feet west nom the southeast
corner of said lot numbered sixteen (G aud running
thence west twenty (2O) feet thence north ninety 900
iy to feet to the plaee Of beginning together With
the improvements. DC.
Terms one-thrd cash. and the balance In one and
two years, with interest at per cent per annum
from the day Of sale secured by deed Of trust on
ehacr 500 required deposit at the time Of sale
S sd al" ~ nc and TeSGrdhg at
erwise the trustee the right to resell the
property AZ the FISK ana COST ueINutllR pur-
chaser. 1. q. KIMBALL, Trustee,
III tDLDWELL, 1871 Il street northwest.
ap3eod AuCtioneer.
RY WALTER D. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctionecrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON MASSACH USFr'TS AVENUE, BETWEEN
NINTH AMI TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
by virtue of deed of trust given to US, dated No
folio 32 of the land records of the District Of Co
lumba, and by request Of the party secured we will
sell on WEDNESDAY, April 49, 1879, ut o'clock y.
IN front ofthe premises, all That piece parcel OF
land known and designated on plat the city OF wash
ingon, d. G., ms part of lot three 90, square three
hundred and seventy (STO) viz: Beginning for tile
same ut the southwest corner of said loi thence with
Massachusetts nv nue. sOutheastery twentyhy (25(
feet thence at right angles to said avenue hundred
and SIX lO6) feet, thence nOrthwesterly twenty-five
C5) feet five 80 inches thence at right angles one hun
beginning, being the same property conveyed to Will
liam Johnson by Edwin Green on the 3lst day of
August, A d. 1879 together with the improvements,
&C. consisting of frame dwellng-house, with store
room.
Terms of sale; OnethIrl, together with the
penSeS of sale In cash. the balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed of trust the property sold
win interest NJ per cent. per annun, payable semi
annually, or all cash, ut option of purchaser. de-
post of 500 required ut time of sale Convcyancing
at purchasers cost IF terms Of sale not compiled
reserve the right to resell the property ut the risk and
cost of detauting purchaser, upon giving one weeks
ollce oil such resale In some newspaper published iii
| Washington, ID. q. -
apgdSds G GE6R 4 TA A. EEEiior Trustees
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RIVER AND CANAL NEWS.



Shcnn's whari-~choUner Il II Jones' Saith, Piila.
dclphu, with 38l tons coal TO George l. sheriff,
Independent Ice Companys wharf-Schooncr New
port, Raveuor, Baltimore, with lumber to George
Shehan,
Blscoe's wharvos--Stcamcr Virginia Grilln, Brick
yard landing with hay and straw to market.
Rileys whurvcs- steamer Commerce, iNssby, Beau
fort, with shingles to II W smith schoonCr8 Ann
Turner, Marshall Norfolk! WIN Sing,es TO- Wi,lrt Y
flbbcy and lumber to W " Mccullough; VIM Mctee,
Ward Many Priscilla, Reese aud Carpenter Adhms'
ali nom the Chesapeake Bay, viii oysters to market
,TOnnsOu's " harVc5-StcamCr Anthracite, FOri, PhN-
adClpha, with merchandise TO District merchants
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
BlsCoGs whagVes--Seamcr Virginia. grimm, bound
down, light, -,
Eilcy'S wharvcs-Schoouers Aun Turner NlaIshuIli
Mary Priscilla, Reese; Carpenter Adan,' Emma
Alberta, Mctiulguu. and john Iraucs, EVANS uI
bound down, hight , ,,,,
Johnsons whnrvcs-stcanorA ntTlcit" Ford, rhh'
adolphiu, with return freight
Georgetown River Front
Arrived neutrality-suspicious. Mary Tyler, Curtis.
Jacksonville, with lumber TO Brown, Graves 4 GO.
Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal.
There were no arrivals or departures by the canal
yesterday
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTiMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The great double-track
RATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, r0RTHwEsT, WEST, AND SOUTH.
no TAKE tsETEfrr
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
There we've no arrivals or departures by the canal
yesterday
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HOUSE or HEPRES EYTLITITES.
The House was not in session, having adjourned
from Saturday to Tuesday.
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New YoHK. April T. 1870
Money was easy to-day at 5d7 per cent closing at g.
Foreign exchange was Inactive at 4506oiS6l for long
and S7iia4ssG for demand.
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J(EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. NEAR FALLS
~ m
. For full particulars inquire of r. G. MERRY, 90
Mrs. J.. G. MERRY, apS-jtH
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-. TO TAkE EFFEIT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1873, at 500 A, NJ.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-03-30
SHERIFFS SALE.

Charles Hecht VS.. Smith Bros.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
and authority of a writ of execution
issued out of the district court of the
first judicial district, within and for
Laramie county, Wyoming territory, in
favor of Charles Hecht and against the
property of Smith Bros, for the sum of
five hundred and ten dollars and eighty
six cents (S510.86 interest and costs
additional, dated March 18th, 1879,
and to me directed, and having failed
to find any goods and chattels, 1 have
levied upon the following described
lands and tenements of Smith Bros,
to-wit: All the right, title and inter-
ests of Smith Bros. in and to the
fractional part of the north m
third ~ of lots 3 and A, in block
354, to-wit: Commencing at the north
west corner of lot 4, thence south
along Eddy street A feet, thence east
80 feet, thence north A feet to 18th
street, thence west on 18th street
80 feet to place of commencement;
in the city of Cheyenne, together with
the improvements on said parts of lots,
which property 1 will offer for sale at
public auction and sell to the highest
bidder for cash. on Tuesday the 18th
day of April, 1879, at 2 o'clock p. IN.
of said day, in front of the Court house
door of said county Of Laramie.
m16-30d GEO. A. DRAPER,
Sheriff of Laramie County.
Cheyenne, Wyo., March 16, 1879.