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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-28
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Durd tas falte 5ietsr tpiro isSe 5unfticn
beransirt jsoer 9ferp serriittst lammtlisbc
Wus fcl1 unb Sitcrn selhpatt. gs 1T in rcr
5bat zine arantbett, bic, f9 lslbf ilbsrlaiTrn,
AM Gnee bas eanse Ssftem unts.srdt:. sic
1T sefabrli9 unb Yerni9teub in allen ibren
1apen unp pbraien. Natti3feit Delirunl,
GonYuIiisnsn ilab baufs ibre 8eslsiter, unc
fi9ren oft ralA ren SOB besbfi. Mllen mil
81 f etters SRA s'cnt liter sbefampft,'psr-
liert bas faltc 5isber feinen Salt am Ssitsm,
bis es aufcie leyte Spur Serlhpinbct. 0iele
tpoblt9atise Sietermeoi3in III nibt nur it UNI.
lsrsm eisenea 9anee ais fdereS 5sil-unb
SdubnIttsl wiber isne ssfiir1tets Gsissl an
afannt iunpern lcsar in ben freuen Eropen.
resipnen, 100 BeGlel-nub faltes Jieber 70
fAredli9 sralften, (ddBt malt lie ais Gin au-
oerlabises 9egensift tpiper malaril9e @ift,
lfoffe unb ais ein prObatss Mittsl CUR lleber.
ipllti9urg spn araufbeiten tes Magens, Der
Sebfr unp ces llnterleibs, bic tur1 bic unrri-
ne, beiBe Ntmospbarc uno bas Son Miasmen
s'ldDanserts Wa1sr 70 baufg yeruriaGt MIR
een. Ias ginwbnoerer unp Stsilenesn lcQten
bamit serieban werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-28

= Die belte unb reinlte Mebi5in ial
5anbet sssen 8ieber uno aYue 1T ,8eeoS
@ilt gose 9cnic."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-28
SIM lebten Sabre haben in @rc

- SIN leeten Sabre laben in @roe
brltanien nid,t saeniser alS PIT Streifs
itattsefunben. Son bieIen entfslen n
auf Vausewerfidaften, &C famen IN
Sersmerten uno 5teintriiden Dor, 5S in
Weberbiltritten, SO in @ilenseIAaiten
uno Der iibrise Ibeil in aaoern @epert,
ibaften. SIM @an3en wusben nur IA
9treits erfolsreid uno II tpurben burd
Gcmpromilfe erleoiSt. Nad, bent iibr>
liden Veridte bon neun Der srSBten unp
beitcrsaniiirten @ewertl ldaften benz oer
Waldinenbauer, gilen3ieber, Dampf.
telislldmiebe, gifen.5difisbauer, @ppier
(plasterersl, Shneioer uub Eildler, la.
ben bieielten 1924 sablenoe Wiit-
stieber unb 2024 3ueiepereiae. Die
Nettreiunabmen bes Sabres betrnsen
al8,366 afrl. gotalaussase far bic
llntertiisuns betruo 232,6 9ltrl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-28

: Sn 9f,us uuf pie tir,liae 5ohNit
swiidsn benz 5srscs BON goanausbt uno
Der 1oAter bes 4rin3en 1rieoriA &arl
grinst oas y Beutfhe Wontassblatt" fol-
senbs lsi6t psr1anolids Noti,: ,Saon
manhmal purbe uns @slesenbsit, pur1
bic fsltiamsa 3utanos zines, iussn wir
inoilden, iasen mir iberlseiiAsn 6ofes
I6errafdt ,u meroen /! Die liebrei,snoe
prin3slfn zines erlaudten 5aales 1T NIT
benz iusenrii6 tbepalerssssn SpruEsn
isner iibsrieeiiden boten, felt tar,sm lpsar
,failerlIhen" GamilIe psriobt. Die Sod
asit nes waArbai! sladiihen Daares Rsbt
nate bepor. Der ,ufnnftisen SAwieser'
muttsr satts man has 3aasllanonlb g.,
maGt, paB bic 6cd,sit In tbrem Sauis &c.
fsiert msrosn ieus unD isBts oatei ais lslbfs
p:yifanelidb pcraus, eab bic grmanbtsn
bsr Braut einselapsn spetten ptrpen. Sn
Ser Stat srfolsta aud bic Gnlasnns al,
Die G.,tyn bsr Braut--a6er tie anceren
alsrwanetsn. fsltt Der @rcboatsr sinssn
lser aus. Die ginlaouns an ben failerlid
inbilhsn 5of, um bel Der 6ubsl ,u h!sitsn,
lautete isItlamsr Wsiis lebislid auf aps'
Sage. % par auscriidlia seiast, pab
aan bic Anfun # bee @afe, b. i. aNc BET
gltern Der 8rau!, am Gage uOr Der Scd
,sit sri srwavts, uuO bic 4trsiis am Sod
aeitsabsne islblt gait Der sinlacsnofn Nut
ter bss Bratisams ais islbitvsrfanoliA
ga, bic Mutter wiinidte nid,t enmal bie
SAwiestreltern ttres So9Res ais Dfioat
lsute ibrea aufsntbalt i'm nbiiAsn 8aiiss
ssi6 serlanssrn ~ iseen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-03-28

- Die baptittlaen 0silliasn IN Gan
6rancieco pcasn lpren GpGsssa .. Us.
Jtesp abfsben, 'pst CT fatiItd, bei ieiner
NnwsIenDsit lit NeIp 9'osf ssssn bic Mnti-
Fuli 9eDssuns reosno aafsetreteuf.
National Republican., 1879-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
True Stories About Animals.


One damp afternoon the turtle camo wad-
ding out in.o the big room TO borrow little
sand to lay his egg in. "My friend" the ole-
phnnt said, yours is a very hard case"
Yes" the turtle roplicd "but whilo thoro's
life there's soup"
The elephant was greatly astonisbed for he
didn't know the turtle was given to that sort
Of thing at all, and all the other animals
grinned, because, you see II wasn't often the
elephant met anybody in the menagerie who
could talk to him.
"Well,' said he, after pause, its good
thing your back is so broad"
Eyes, it is replied the turtle, "bccauso
there's no telling what mako comb Of it,"
The animals cheered softly aBd the elephant
looked amazed.
"Woll, old go-as-you-poase," he said pres
emily, you pay as you 20, don't your"
"Oh, yes" the turtle said 81 have to shell
out every once in while. How's hides ?" be
asked cheerfully.
"Oh, they're easy" tho elephant said "a
little loose maybe, but nothing to worry over.
llouse'moving business keeps up, / reckon ?"
"Yos, yes" the turtle said "nothing rush
ing particularly, but I'm in and out all day.
Nothing unusual in shawl straps, is there 2"
The animals choered at this delicate allu-
sion to the trunk business and for the first
time in his life the elephant looked Us though
no We're going to loose his temper, but no rail-
"Oh, no-much the same as usual lust a
Kind OF hand-to.mouth business. BY the way,
didn't ! see your fathers old overcoat up in
front of the restaurant yesterday ?"
" guess you did" said the turtle; "ho
wasn't the kind Of u man to die and make no
sign. Going down into the billiard room
pretty soon2"
The elephant said no, they'd have to excuse
him but II they'd wait till the hyena camo
along he'd have some nutive whine with
them. And then the turtle said, AN right,
he'd drop in about tusk" And the menagerio
went to supper that night with the greatest en-
thusiasm But the elephant was very quiet,
and only spoke once, and that was to ask tho
ostrich where he supposed the turtle grew to
be SO cute2 And the foolish bird of the des.
ert tossed an iron bolt-hcad down his throat
and replied:
Picked it up, reckon"
Aud then, children, the elephant grinned
and said there seemed to DO an epidemic in
the menagerie, and he leaned up against tho
centre-polc and wont to bed.
National Republican., 1879-12-29

CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-JUsTICE WYIIE.-John
and Minnie Kepper ys. i. W. Letmade; motion
to set aside Judgment for 5000, by default Tho suit
originally grew out Of the fight for the estate left by
Mrs. Kepplers mother, Wilhclmina Aigler, some
100000 or $4,000, which the former administered
on. Letmade is the stepson and nephew of the
deceased, and resists the suit on the ground that
the Keppors' claim as heirs at law Is invalid.
The question involved In this latter phase Is
whether this matter is controlled by the laws of
Holland, where Mrs. Kcppler was born, and under
which she Is barred from Inheritance, or by those
of this District where the popularity of her parent.
age would not initiate against her suit in
equity Is to be filed by the other heirs asking that
will left by Mrs. Aigler, but since destroyed, the
provisions Of which arc known to several persons
may be taken as the basis for the distribution OF
the estate.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsTICE MACARTHUR.-Parisen
vs.. Parisen, reference to auditor ordered Nowhaus
VS., Stern, cloud upon title removed; Richards VS..
Mackall, motion for removal of injunction denied;
Batson vs.. Thomas, injunction denied Brodercli
VS.. Gibbons, pro ooniesso vacated and leave TO an
swer, National Capital Life Insurance Company VS..
Russell, motion for security for costs denied, DOgAn
VS.. MahOney, injunction pendente lite granted;
Palmer vs. Carr, restraining order continued until
final hearing Blnkhorn VS.. Lederer, testimony or.
dered taken In forty days;Ianell vs. Yarne divorce
granted, decree 10 b0 prepared; Earl VS.. Dodge,
leave to ntcrvence as petiOnng creditors granted;
Kraft VS.. Krafl and Stride vs. Carrico reference to
auditor ordered; BregnZzi VS.. DelNled, sale ratified
nlsi Parnell VS. Burley, sale finally ratified and
references; Baltimore Equitable Society VS.. Grant
ct al. appearance of absent defendants ordered.
National Republican., 1879-12-29

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National Republican., 1879-12-29
1910 GREAT
1879

,, ,,,u PEMNSYL;yANIA RoUTE
spLENbfBy R4yg HaAgK SGSfF EH9 ourp
mn ,,,s IN EFrECT u 4; nht M 3,a,n kMBkR !. Is7a
ner ofSixth and streets. as follows;
For Pittsburg and the West, 1910 a. m. daily with
PHGr Car 10 G PsHaTs and sSsp9s Csi o
BALTTM0RIEAND PoToMAC RAILROAD.
For Chnhndalguh Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and tho North at u. IN. daily, except sunday
1:lQ p M daily, except Saturday. with Palace Cars
and Elmha, at 1910 ~ IN. daily, except Sunday.
For New ork and the East, $40 a. M, l30aud 10 p
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars $50 q. m.
- daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, New Yorx, al through tcalns connect
at Jersey CITY with boats of "Brookyn Annex"
afordlng direct transfer 70 Fulton street, avoid.
Ing 81, double lerrage across Now York city.
Limited Express $50 n. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore $40, $3.50 lOi0 a. M. ana 1890. l;lO,
40, b:JJ, $40 and ';i5 p. m. On Sunday, 1910 u.
M, $3.50. 7:i0 ana DIS .. M.
For ropes Creek Line o D. m. and f2o p' M daily
For Annapolis q n. m. and 400 p. m daily, except
ALEXAND DRIA AND FREDERICKsBURu RAIL.
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria I, 7:.n, 0, IL a. M 42Q. $50. 82I.
and 1880 D. m. On Sunday. :. . ami IL u m and 8
For Richmond and the South, ZOO u. M daily, and
III. 5,2O y. m daily: except sunday. -
on sunday at and 10 a, ~, and OOi p.
commodatlons be procured at the otlices-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street md Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner 81 sixth street and Pennsyl-
eft for the checking or baggage 70 destination from
N''''' ~ L. T. FXRMER, General Passenger Agent
ERAN X THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican., 1879-12-29
To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10. 1s7p. AT Ii9O z. M.

SUNDAY NUN IU' Ib7Vl AT Ii6O r NJ
=. w =, ,., Leave Wnshingtoni
60o-Baltlmore. Ellicott CITY and WY Stations.
TN ~, nAOMh l,HlLADELPHiA,A AND BOS-
70, n hH5S. vs. Vn sundays 10 baltimore only
=. nTTeaiknst az helay station. ~
ooos1Bali,lmoro se,oro Annapolis. aud Way. (Pledmont,
nm and and Way " yIa Relay ,,,,,,, ,,,,n,,,...
HVO-[BALTIMOlE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
Slo-Point OF Rocks, Piedmont, strasburg, winches-
n, teil IihBOrhtown, and way Stauona -
olo NEW YORK. PHlIADELPHIA BOSTON,
AND bALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor Car to
s.,, NeM tWM, Y qMrk M and PhiadelphL ~ ,,,,,,, ,....
o'SopIal; ,t1J,;, bUUiS, iUyUiS, CuiCAuO, SOLUMBUs; AND
PlITSBURq EXPRESS. Frederick, Hagers.
town ana Valley Branch Except Sunday.
Through car to Stnunton. Pullman Cars to Gin
National Republican., 1879-12-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY M1TTERs IN NEW YORK
AND SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Marltet.

NEW YORK, December 27, 1870
The imports Of dry goods at this port for the
past week were 81 262 913 and the amount mar
keted 81 26T, ,SO7. Tho total imports of dry goods
since January were Ss806S2l2 and the total
amount marketed, sS6,00DG09.
Money loaned as high as per cent. per annum
and l.16 until Monday but became easy toward
the close, tho last quotation being per cent.
Exchange was inactive at 490AGiSlA for long
and $3.50 1881 for short sight.
Government bonds were in good demand at
higher quotations.
State bonds were dull and nominal
The stock market was strong throughout the
day, and prices advanced a TO 20 per cent, the
latter Manhattan Elevated, Northwestern, st. Paul
and the Vanderbilt shares. Delaware, Lacka.
wanna & Western and the Southwestern shares
were also conspicuous in the upward movement.
The highest quotations of the day were generally
current at the close.
Railroad bonds were firm and IN good demand.
Erie cOnsol seconds rose to SEA Boston, Hartford &
Erie trsts TO 53N: Denver g. Rio d. Grande frsts to
Oi16: Kansas & Texas consols asSontcd to 92I
do. seconds to 46l5 st. Paul & Minneapolis frsts TO
1917 Wabash Convertibles to 90; do. new sevens
10 %, and Great Western seconds TO 30. Chesa-
peakc Ohio firsts series b were firm and active
at 81. Morris & Essex 1rsts sold at 1876, and TT.
Wayne seconds sold at 1881 Rome, Watertown g.
Ogdonsburgh frsts sold at 56ll, Texas Pacific in
comes fell Off to g.
The sales aggregated 15i50O shares including
Eric 10000 Lake Shore 1i,SO0. Northwestern 1900.
st. Paul 10000 Delaware Lackawanna & Western
10000 Wabash 4 Pacific $500. Kansas 4 Texas 1000
and Western Union 10000
~ n nc
National Republican., 1879-12-29
STEALING A TOMBSTONE.
A Remarkable Case in n Carson Court.
Virginia .(Ney) ChrOniclel


William Bogg was arraigued before Justice
Cary, of Carson, yesterday, charged with
grand larceny. The charge made by the ar
resting officer was that a tombstone had been
stolen by the defendant from the cemetery,
1t appears says tho Appeal, that the officer
was passing near tho consccrated spot at
night, when ho saw Boggs staggering along
with tombstone on his back.
The tombstone was exhibited to the Jury.
1t read
Sacred to tho memory of w. Boggstone
Died January 3, 1856. A kind father, an in
dulgent husband and a truo man. Requiescat
in pace"
BOggs, the defendant, went on the stand
and acknowledged frankly that he had taken
the tombstone. 1T was so near like his own
name that by filing up the superAuous letters
with plaster of Paris he cOnld use it himself
in case he died.
The Court--You havc the appearance of
being pretty healthy man. Why do you ex-
pect to die?
BOggs-l am going to Bodie to start in busi-
ness, and
The Court-,oh, 1 see the pneumonia. But
even If you do die, rs | have no doubt you
will, why do you steal another mans tomb
stonep Do you really think it's tho correct
thing?
Boggs-If man has had the use of tomb
stone since 1856, it strikes me he's got his
moneys worth. Besides, this stone was
blasted lie all over. Bill Boggstone wasn't a
kind husband and an indulgent father. Ho
was thieving, three-card monte sharp, and
had killed four men. meaner scallawag
never was born. When he first came out
mere in 40 he used TO shave oil the corners of
$50 slugs and pay oil his hands in old bills on
the Farmers Bank, of New Haven.
"We know him." cried several of the jury :;
she was the worst in the deck"
One of the jurors went on the stand and
testified that he saw the man run out OF Placer
Vile in '52 for robbing hen-roO5ts. He turned
Il widow out in snOw-stOrm because sho
couldn't pay the house rent. Several old
timers in tho courtroom testified TO tho
scampish character of the dec, lsed. One man
swore that the brother of Bog gstone put the
tombstone up and did it in the night 1t
was monumental lie and disgrace TO tho
cemetery.
The jury acquitted, and Nh Boggs left on
the stage for Bodie this morning with tho
tombstone.
National Republican., 1879-12-29

BALTIMORE. MD.. December o.
Cotton unchanged. Middling, l25kc.
Flour firm, but without change.
Wheat-Southerns steady and 1rm Western higher
pnd firm. Southern red, 81 400gl 40; do. amber
El COOL 55; No. l Maryland, 81 jGiICd1 561l; No.
Western winter red, spot and December. s1533ICd
5SZ6 January, 81 5413@l 5i}4; February, 81 664
corn--southern steady md quiet Western firm
and quiet. Southern white, 60065c: do. yellow
b99o0c Western mixed spot, old, Gl new 5024
December, 59l1c; January, 59N@592sc; February
60l2@60c55; steamer. 56l2c.
Oats duh and weak. Southern, d6@i7c; Western
white, 469i7c; do mixed, 45@46c Pennsylvania
l66147c
Kyo quiet at 81 co.
Hay steady and unchanged.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Butter quet-Prime to choice Western packed
23@2Sc; roll, 20@2ic.
Eggs dull and weak. Fresh, 21@22c; lined 1C
@l7c
Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee dull. Rio cargos, 1i@1Gc.
Sugar steady. A soft. 0l%c
Whisky firm AT 81 4Ml 10.
Frelghts to Liverpool per steamer steady and un.
changed, with better inquiry.
RcCeipts-Flour 2d62 bblS; wheat So 100 bu; corn
12l 900 bu oats, none; rye, 1900 bu
Shipmens-Whcat, none; corn, % 900 bu .
Sales-Wheat, 100000 bu; corn, l36,40O bu
National Republican., 1879-12-29

PROFESSOR BOND has been nctcorologiczng
at Cambridge just forty years
THE Rev. Dr. Hall, of New York, has taken
$4,000 in wedding fees so far this year.
If Mr.. Sbley tho Rochester millionaire,
should visit one of his farms every week, it
would take just u var to so round.
The late Erastus Biglow, of Boston, invented
the power loom for two-ply carpets in 1899,
and sold his patents for Brussel, looms to the
Crosseys lor 100000.
Christine Nilson is dcicribcd as having tho
appearance Of II healthy scandinavian woman
which, seeing that she isa healthy Scandi-
naYian woman, is not SO strange.
National Republican., 1879-12-29
FREE ADVERTISING.
III q CH n R Or T .


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WANTED, FOR RENT, &c,
or an acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page, are free TO all.
NO Business Advertisements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
i've cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fall to come tho FIRST time, we Invite a
second, third, as many repottons necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish tho nd
vertsers to feel that they imposing but
arc doing us iavor by using free columns us we
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postofice. III initials used they should be directed
TO the care OF some person, firm or postoice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p m,
Advertisements can be lett ut our Office, or sent
through the mail to
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DROPosAIS FOR
4 PAPER FOR TIE PUBLIC PRINTING.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received until
nishng the PAPER for the PUBLIC PRINTING
until the 1st OfMarCh 1881, tho said proposals TO be
opened before ana the award OF contracts TO be made
Ing TO tho lowest and best bidder for the 0f
the Government the Committee rcservlng to itself
the right to reject any And all bids rs It's Judgment Of
the be int rests Of the Government may di tate.
Detailed schedules ol the description quantity and
quality otthe pHpcr required, accompanied by sam
pies and blank proposals, and giving the regulation
with which bidders must comply, can be obtained by
addressing j. ID. Doirets, Public Printer Washington,
Tho contracts will be:entered into for such quaint.
ties OF paper rs may be needed during the year, and
no more.
The estimated quantities set forth in detail In the
schedule comprlsO
3ijOO reams orbest machine-fnish printing papct,
2iNsS
17ooO reams calendered printing paper. 2iSas
IOn reams calendcred printing paper, different
sizes.
o2OO reams sized and caendored printing paper.
different sizes.
1900 rcamS sized and calondeIed tinted printing
paper of different sizes.
1900 reanis engne-slzed paper, for postofico
blanks different sizes.
$1,000 pounds paper, different sizes and weights.
30 100 pounds plate pt per.
2oIOO reams white Writing paper, different sizes and
weights.
0,iOO rcarIs coored writing paper, different sizes
and weights.
7ol reams cover paper, different sizes and weights
200 reums manila paper, different sizes.
10 renms tissue paper.
slOp sheets Imitation parchment, different sizes.
10000 sheets bant-nOe paper.
10000 sheets glazed bond paper.
i,0eD,OD sheets card board.
BY direction of the Joint Committee OF ongress on
Public Printing JNO. ID. DEFREilS.
Public Printer,
WAsuiSaToN, December II. 1870 deI0.iaw-}w
National Republican., 1879-12-29
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PLATE PRINTERS sup
/ PLIES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
DF ESQRAyINU AKIN pHfNTISp.

TNEANUWY DTPANTNENT, !
BUREAU OF ESuRAVISO AND PRINTING, :
December IS, 1879.
Proposals for supplies embracing Dry COlors, u II,
Chemicals, Textiles. Paper, Typographical Inks,
Binders Materials. Twne, Glue, Hardware and En-
gTnvers and Printers Sundrlos for OF the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing, for six months. ending
June 80, 1870 will be received Mt this Office until ~
o'clock M December n 1879.
Blank forms for proposals upon articles In either
clas1with normaon ms to quantity, quality and con.
dltions, Will be furnished on application
Proposals VIII DO compare ON cdc!i Item separately,
and. considering the aduptnl ty OF qualities to the
work Of the Buresu, as well as the price proposed,
orders will be made on the lowest bidder for thear
Gle desi' cd.
The right to waive defects and to reject any or ali
bids " reserved.
Parties requ sting Information must specify upon
which particular class OF articles they are qualified TO
propose, and should address q. II. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engaving aid Printing Washington,
ID
National Republican., 1879-12-29
I!Ef,,

BURNErT.-At Philadelphia on the morning OF
the .th nst JoSErH :, BuHSErr lI., late OF WASH
mgtOu, u, &,
HUSSEI.-SuiGcnly, on the morning OF the 18th,
MIS-. CATHERINE HusSEN, u the 7Uth year uf her
age, uAtive OF county Kerry, Ireland, and for the
past thirty years % Csilent of hi, city.
Funeral from Ier lAle Residence, No. iOl New Jcr-
sey avenue northwest, Monday morning, at 10
O'clock, Friends Of the family are respectfully m-
Vitcd to attend.
National Republican., 1879-12-29
Washington River Front.
ARRINED.

NNKTNED.
Inland and Seabonrd Company's swharf-Steamers
Lady of the Lake, Travers, Norfolk. and John W.
Thompson, Wood, Leonordtown, both freight and
passengers.
Johnson's Notwithstanding Ann Eliza, shrop.
shire, Philadelphia, with assorted cargo for Dis
trict merchants.
CLEARED.
Inland and ScGbo0rd Company's wharf-Steamer
Jane Moseey, Barker Cone river freight and pas
Bengors.
Sherin's wharf-steHmer MattNno, Dyles lower
river landings, freight and passengers
Sephenson's wharf-Steamer Sue, GeOghegan
Baltimore and river landings freight and passen-
gers.
National Republican., 1879-12-29
STEAMBOAT EHNES,
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTINd COM.
PANY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
IND TIE SOU1U.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE sns
Will leave Washington on MON f.lli2,,SzAzf-
DAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRI seefs1ittafs..sss- seef1t..esss-
DAYS at D. M, stopping at Plncy Point anu Point
Lookout, cOnnectng with steamers 10 Boston, New
York and Richmond, and railroad lines South.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS utI y. m,
First-cass re..".....S2 90. Round irp...".S3 90
SeCOnd-Cla8s nlre...S 80. Round trip....,...s9 ~
DAILY LINE ON THE POTOuiC RIPL2R.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves Sixth-St.
Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY at "a. m.
for NOmini, and SATURDAY to Leonardtown. stop.
ping at intermediate landings going and rtturuing.
Steamer JANE MOSkLN leaves same wharf at
a. m. on SUNDAY for 81. Clements Bay, IuE SDAY
for Cone River and SIN tbs Creek, and FRIDAY to
CaptiCo, stopping nt intermediate Ia dngs.
SIE1NERo FOR NEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and T. O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier Al East River, Now York. ov-
cry Saturday, ~ D. m; Georgetown Friday morn
ing and Alexandria same day,
freight taken at lowest rates Apply ut office, under
National Metropolitan Bank Fifteenth streeOr Office
of agent, foot OF sixth street. Washington and 6j Wa
ter street. Georgetown. SAM'L BACON,
se25 President
National Republican., 1879-12-29
LOST.

WILL the lady who obtained the green box (cOn-
Nv iaining valuable lace) from the des. ut A. King
Shendlers 81 seventh st, please return IT, and
further trouble, MS she is well known by the pro.
prlet0r de27
National Republican., 1879-12-29
AHTHOGRAPH1NG.

PHoTo-LITHOGRAPHIN A SPECIALITY.
No 45s Pennsylvania avenue,
iy2alyf NORRIS PETERS, Proprietor
National Republican., 1879-12-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A PARTNER with from 90 to e5OO to ret as gen
"A oral manager Of plendlipayiug travelling
concern, For particulars cali for three da! at Room
1852 National llolel take the eleyat r dc27