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Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE April q, 1870
Cotton quiet. MiddlIng, ilNc,
Flour duh and heavy. Howard street and Western
superhne sb0l3 20; do extra t4G4 50 do family a
a 50; City MINIS superhnc 1908 50 do extra SAGA %
do Rio brands, IS SOFAS Is; Patapsco family, $500
Wheat-Southern quiet. Western firm. Southern
red, 81 O5d 1915; do amber 81 1870 III No Psnnsy-
vania red, 81 ~; No Western winter red spot ana
April q Coi@l Oo2i; May,Sl lOs@I iOi; June 81 lOs
al 1875.
Corn Southern lower and dull. Western dull.
Southern white ljls@i6c; do yellow, 42GI2sc; West
ern mixed. spot and April I?0I2l6c; May, 42s @I2ac;
June, AZ 3Gi2sac. steamer, iOiac
Oats lower and steady. southern, 35d37C; Western
white 3iG 35c; do mixed, 5lja@jic Pennsyva $40
3jc
Rye quiet nj 5stf60c.
Hay firm and active Maryland and Pennsylvania
prime to choice. sl3Gl5
Provisions quiet and steady. Mess pork so jO9
$40 TO- Bulk meats oose shoulders, 3ac clcar.rib
sides, i'4c packed, Iisc aud sac. Bacon-Shouldc
&c: clear-riD sides, &c. HAMS 0'4d0Ac. Lard, re.
Western packed logl7c; roll, lglic. Eggs weak aud
slow ut l9c.
Petroleum steady. Crude 72a@s'ic; refined, OS@
9isc.
Coffee dull. Rio cargoes. ordinary to choice 100 lGc
sugar steady, soft, sdsaC.
Whisky dun nj u OLA O7's.
Freighis TO Liverpool per steam steady. Cotton,
Receipts-Flour, 3iOO bbs wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
l27,20O bu oats, $40 bu.
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GEORG EYOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

The Georgetown Dashaway Club held another
iarEe nmd Gm' h,p nlSE5s S. sTf III ,neir
dent, Mr.. John Berry, presided, with A. II. Jones
secretary. Interesting addresses We're made by
President Berry, Mr.. John Il. Mitchell, Watkins
Addison, jr, Rev. DR.. Kelley, of Dunbarton Street
NJ. L. Church. Jerry Williams, "the orator" ana
others. The singing was conducted by Mr.. Cum
berland, and Mrs. Theodore f. Mexican presided at
the melodcon. Quite number signed the pledge.
new coal vein, which promises rich yield, is
reported to have been discovered at Davis Noun.
tain, near Cumberland. Somespecmcns of the coal
have already been exhibited in Cumberland. If
the yield is as great expected II viii prove very
profitable to the owners of the property.
Mr.. r. X. Shekels, Supervisor of Streets has re.
paired Fourth and High streets, and Is laying Il
brick pavement in front of the Lutheran Church, n
much needed Improvement lie has also guttered
Beall street from Congress 10 High street,
There were no arrests made by the police yester.
day for any oftcnso whatever
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Supreme Court of the DIstrict-Galt VS.. Adams
Express Company motion by Mr.. Fcndall TO re-
store case TO calendar. shepherd VS.. Brown; ar
gued and submitted Strong vs. District Of Column
bia; appeal brought by defendant dismissed. Mr.
G. d. McCarty, of New York, was admitted to the
bar.
Circuit Court-Justce Cox.-Murtngh VS.. District
of Columbia; vcrdictfor plaintiff fors2O 6i025, with
interest from August II, 1870 Burr1s VS.. washing
ton Club; verdict for plaintiff for s33GGj with in
tcrcst, Rowzeo VS.. District of Columbia verdict
for defendant Bowcs VS.. District of Columbia
verdict for defendant. Deener, Cissell II Welch vs.
Walker; death of Dcencr suggested, and leave to
prosecute in name of surviving partners, and judg
inent by default. Fleming (use Of VS.. District of
Columbia on trial.
Equity Court--JuStice MacArthur.-Howar VS..
| Carisi; bill dismissed appeal. Owens vs.. smoot ;
conveyance void and sale of real estate ordered j.
II. Smith, trustee. Flaherty VS.. GALLANT reference
| to auditor. Turner vs., Olivcri on hearing
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court of the Distrlct.-No D, Bacon VS..
Gettier; No 10, Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Company VS. Grant: No. q. Rover VS.. McConyey
No ., Williams vs.. Scott; No 26, Denham vs.. Eas-
| by No. 81, Bnrgys estate: No. Is, sullivan VS..
Black No. % h9y BY VS. Kelly Nc $2 Kelly vs.
Mcpherson VS.. Ackcr.
Circuit Court-Justice Cox.---No. 2s5, Lemont vs.
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company
vs. Roesslc ct all No 800, Loeber VS. solomon ct n,;
No. 3o7, Loebcr VS.. solomon ct al; No 3Os, Loeber
| VS.. Solomon ct al; No. 300 Loeber vs. Solomon ct
AL; No 32s, shehnn VS., Rely; No. 25s, ,oppcn'
heimer ys Earyman No. go Brewster 4 Co. VS.
| baxter: No. 2S7, Ladinsus vs.. Fraser: No. 2s2
Nanderllp VS.. Hall ct al; No 300, Hall Il Hume
vs.. Scanlon; No. 1903 Downing Brothervs, Klnian;
No. 81, Cragin ct alvs Dryer; No 3l5 Cragin ct al
VS.. Smith: No. 32l, Burbridgo VS.. Hall ct
nj No. 49,, Courtney VS.. Price No. 326, shoemaker
Il llerzog VS.. Holiday; No. 327, Cumpston vs. Kel'
Y; No; $50; Archer vs. Pratt No, 1888, Daley vs..
| Walker VS.. DAILY No. 1888. Richards VS.. Robinson
No. $3.50, Bonnell VS.. Better No. $40. Hutchinson VS..
| Alexander; No. 3il Weiner VS.. Riggs; No. 34l
| Hoover VS.. Handel ct a
Equity Court-JustGc MacArhur-No. o. Hall
| VS.. Zell No. 65, Scheer VS.. Clarke No. CT, Jack
son VS.. Davis; No. Co. Jones VS.. Pomphrey No. 20
National Metropolitan Bank VS.. Johnson; No. 70l2
Hilton VS.. Gilmore; No. 704, Harding VS.. Null
Inns: No. II National Capital Insurance Company
VS.. RUSSELL No. r. Seal VS.. Nailor No. 70, Seal
VS.. Danaher; No. "A, Miller vs. Hopkins.
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the United states.

THURSDAY, April "a, 1917,
On motion Of Mr.. ], d. Mcpherson, George r.
Haynes and Noah II. swaync. jr, csqs., Of Toledo,
Ohio, were admitted TO practice.
On motion of Mr.. Francis Herman, Benjamin w.
Downing, esq. OF Flushing, n. ", was admitted to
practice.
On motion Of Mr.. H. C. Terry, J. q, Williams,
esq, of Philadelphia, Pa was admitted to practice.
On motion of Mr.. z. Phillips, Herbert l.. Baker,
esq, of Detroit, Mich, was admitted to practice,
No 2Gl. Eunlce T.. Brown, appellant, VS.. Charles
Kimball ct al. On motion Of Mr.. o. u. Barrett for
appellant. affirmed, with costs l.. Deane for APP
pellee.
No. $50. The Town of Mount Pleasant ct nl, up.
pellants, VS.. Charles Bcckwth. No. 527. The Towns
OF Mount Pleasant aud Caledonia, appellants, VS.
william W. Cornell ct al, executors. Argument
continued by Mr.. William 7. Lyndo for appollecs
and concluded by Mr.. l.. $, Dixon for appeants.
No 2jl. Thomas J. Phelps assignee, nc, appel
lant VS.. A. r. Mcdonald and William White Ar
gument commenced by Mr.. +. T.. stanton for mp.
pollant and continued by Mr.. G. c. Cole for ap
pollees.
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
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1E NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, MORNING. 25 1879
Ir. BRAGG took the floor and concluded his

speech.
Mr. KING snid that the question, in nutshell,
was whether the test oath should be repealed and
fair Juries restored to the South whether the law
should not be repealed which permitted troops
and an army of deputy marshnls TO be present
at tho polls; or in other words whether the coun.
try was to have fair iurics and free elections as in
times past The voice OF the nation demanded
that repeal and for one he proposed to SIT here UNI
I'll that demand was complied with
In conclusion he said that after thirteen years Of
tribulation Louisiana was now free and the equal
of her sister States and she intended TO remain so.
Mr.. HENDERSON opposed the repeal, holding that
the election laws were perfectly constitutional and
in the interest of free ballot and that any effort
on the part of the Democrats to coorce the President
was revolutionary In its character,
Mr.. HENEY favored the repeal of the laws.
49, The debate was further continued by MessTs.
Wise and Elan In favor of the repeal, and by Mi.
Osmer In opposition thereto.
The Committee then arose, and at eleven o'clock
the House took areCess until ten O'clock tomorrow
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1879
1879
GREAT

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE -,
TO THE NORTH; WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
splendid sstih SUE AsSSdSiFi C EQUIP
TRAINS LEh Al w from 70 Depot, cor.
ner OF sixth and streets, AZ follows; 40
For Pltisburg aud the West, 1910 n m. daily. with
pitisburg TO Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago;
TX r. 6gy WI P PSlPss Ias e RA Sh'GssA
and the North at 7IO p IN. daily. except Saturday.
with Palace Cars TO Cannndaigua For Williams
port, Lock Haven and Watkins ut lGio H. H.
For New York and the East 1880 and lol5 ?: m. daily,
with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, go a. ~ daily, except
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
nfording direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoid.
Ing double ierriage and Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia I;3O $780, and 1918 n daily. Linn
tied Express $3.50 u, III. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore s:3 $3.50 a. m. AMI 4;20 ?. IN. daily
except sunday l"io" h''' H'V' oSO' "fO "''u io''
For Popes Creek Line ~ Il. IN. aud 40 D. IN. daily,
except Sunday. ,
For Annapolis, a. m. and 400 p. m. daily, except
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, 0, 7;i5 s. 10, II A. m, and lj 40
., GeS, 7, and 1913 p M On sundays " hi'' LILO
For Richmond and the South, $50 n m. and 800 ., m
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, OILS, 7!15,s
o. 10, IL a m. and l. g. 40, b, G,ll, q ard Up m.
on Sunday at and lOH. m ana 6'lb y: IN.
Communications can be procured nj the ences-noTth-
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and al the depot where orders can DO
leh for the checking OF baggage 10 destinations nom
'''''' i, y. FAItMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MAT'TTRS.


Nav YoRK. April q. 1870.
Money was easy to-day ut 1905 per cent closing ~
the lowest figure
Foreign exchange was quiet and steady at is6d4s64
for long and 4s7AaCdiss for demand.
Government bonds were generally firm
State bonds were quiet.
Railroad bonds were active aud strong. The de-
mand was largest for Erie consolidated and do funded
bs The former rose to 73N and the latter to 7GIf.
New Jersey Centrals strong and advanced TO
6!S for consolidated assented, 1895 for adjustment
and 52H for Lehigh and Wlkesbarre consolidated as
scented. Erie consolidated rs were firm and rose 10
los. Kansas and Texas consolidated assented adj
vanced to G3i, ST Paul consolidated sinking funds to
lO5'l Delaware, Lacknwanna and Western rs OF 1907
to ITO, Northern Pacific irsts to H. Ohio and Misss
sppl consolidated to iO9y, G q seconds to o. 81
1875 TO l00 aud Toledo aud Wabash seconds lex cou
pom 10 SIX.
Tho stock market WINS strong and buoyant on an
Increased volume OF business. At the opening firm
zone prevailed, under the iniucn Of which the entire
Isl advanced the Improvement continuing through
the afternoon. when the advance compared with yes,
erday's closing figures ranged from Y to az per cent
wabash was most prominent in the dealings, selling
up from s to 3lA and closing at the highest point.
purchase thereof being stimulated by the report that
the coal combination was TO be renewed and also by
rnmors of increased activity IN the Iron trade which
VIII enhance the price of coal. Hannibal and ST Jo-
seph common advanced 81 and G g G. Il ~ per cent
on The day The market closed strong except for the
granger which were ut about the lowest igur
The transactions aggregated 2Ot OOJ shares. Of when
,Oo were Eric, 1000 We're Lake Shore 32OU0 Wa
bash, 1900 were Northwestern. 600 were st Paul.
E,OJO were Delaware fnckawann M and Western IiOOi
were New Jersey Central, 2O1O were Delaware and
Hudson, iOoj were Michigan Central. 1900 were g q
Joseph, 2s0oD were ohio and Mississippi, 1000 vera
western Union 5000 were = logs Kansas CITY and
and Texas, and GOOO were Sutro Tunnel
Iho following were the closing prices;
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TINTED STATES MARsHAEs SALE

out of the CLERKS Office Of the supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, aud
TO me directed, will sell at public sale, for cash.
NJ the courthouse door of said District. on THURS
DAY the list day OF May, 1872 OF 2oClock NJ, all the
right title, claim ana interest of the defendant In and
10 the following described property. 10 wit 70 lot
one ~, in MOrgan's subdivision Of part OF Widow =
Mite, known rs Oak Lawn, IN the District OF Column
bia, being situated at the intersection Of Columbia
road ma Nineteenth street extended, seized ana
levied upon Rs The property of Maria r. Stoddard to
satisfy execution No liJ9 ~ law, In ihvor Of Matilda
s. Hartman. FREDK DOUGLASS
Y, s. Marshal ID, &.
IOllN SHERMAN, AuctiOnccr. upg-dS
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JOIN SHERMAN ( CO., Auclloncers

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWOSTORY FRAME
DWELLING, BEING NO. I9,2 TWENTY FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST. AND VALUABLE UN.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING.
by virtue of deed OF trust to u.s. dated December
20, A. ID. 1917 recorded In Iiber No. SE, folio S one
Of the land records Tor Washington County. in the
District of Columbia and by tha direction OF The par
secured thereby. we will sell at public auction, in
front of the PREMISE No l221 Twenty first street on
SATURDAY, the 2Gth of April 1879, at o'clock
p M, nll those certain pieces, parcels, lots Of
ground situate lying and being In said Washington
city, District OF Columbia and known ana designated
MS parts of lots sixteen l6l and seventeen az, IN
square numbered seventy (1Ol. Beginning for the
rnIt of lot III mt the northeast corner of said lot and
running thence west with the south line OF North
street 81 feet inches thence south % feet thence
west 10 feet; thence south 80 feet; thence east 10 feet
thence north - feet thence east " feet inches ind
thence north 20 feet thence east " feet inches and
thence north 100 feet TO the place of beginning. Be
ginning for the part OF lot II al point IN the west
line OF Twenty first street 70 feet south OF the north
east Of said lot and square and running thence
feet thence east 100 feet TO Twentyirst street and
thence north ~ feet 10 the place of beginning to.
gether with the improvements thereon
Terms of sale: Dnofourih cash aud the balance
PAYABLE In six, twelve and eighteen month"; with in
tercst at the rate OF per cent per annum (the de
iorrcd payments 10 be secured by deed of trust on
the property Sold, or all cash. Mt the option
OF the purchaser. slOO deposit required at time
of sale the terms of which must be compiled with
within seven days, or We reserve the right To resell
The property al The cost mud risk OF the dclulting
purchaser. TIlEO. Il. GATCHEL, rr,.,oo.
apl-Ids We DUNALL, i'"''''N'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


NORTH, onrHwE$fl west, AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, > G2 TAkE FE f. IsEs a, $40 AM
AEs;Mtyrw voI bG?,S WHs9pg 3t Ann pos
ToN xf f HcSt cy. On s sanGoy So 10
BHtimor Sn only Stops az shipey,s Laurel Az Az
Ridge. breakfast al Relay
strsSprs &inGhesRIe e I% SH% and Way Via
7.4oHtB4 RrIMoRE AND Laurel. EMPRESS
t;iOIpoint Of Rocks, Piedmont strnsburg. Win
s,,o chester, IiagersioTn md Way Stations osro>,
VA RAL ai IXFisS f%rS5 Car e
sa's TeUIs 1 PS S G Rs rt co
sunday. Through carlo siaunion. Pullman cars
except saturday
COCOON sunday ouly-BaitImore. Annapolis and
BALTIMoRE EXPRESS, stops at Rog 5sns
burg. College Beltsyle, Laurel, Annapolis Juno
:, tion. Jesiups, and Hanover.
YSR fiG ly & aSf T los
TON sShdaE only sS sP B a. Gs and Way sta
4soSBHI IT n, RLApENsnuHa, AND LAU,
80, Annapolis Junction ,,,.,,, ,,.-,,a,o,,, Win.
Of Rocks and Way stations only.
s HPffsi N saa Sry s'2Sfs
| TIMORE ENpHFSS Elcott CITY, norfolk, eN-
cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken in the
cars direct to boat nj Canton. Stops at Bladens-
burg and Laurel.
| G5o-f baltimore and Way Stations.
| 7GO-tCH ICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
Sleeping cars to Chicago
| s:l0t-BA LTIMORE EXPRESS.
| g:UO-POnt OF Rocks aud Way stations, - . -,
| 0.O-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
AND PIlTSBURG EXPRESS. Pitsburg, eN-
| Cept Sunday. Pullman Cars ~ $500 -. =
| l0:l5-fNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA, AND BAL
| TIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car 10 New York
and special sleeping car TO Philadelphia.
tDay. Ton Sunday only. Other trains daily, ex-
| ccpt Sunday. All trains stop a. Relay station.
For further information apply ut ticket offices a.
depot. corner New Jersey avenue and street, Col,
| 68 do and 1895 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest,
| Washington, and Masonic Temple, High street
Georgetown, where tickets can he procured and or
ders win be taken for baggage TO be checked anu re-
| ceived at any point in The ely. , ,,,,,,>,re
| l.. NJ. COLE, w. Nj. CLEMENS,
| General Ticket Ag't. Master rrans'n
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SAN FRANCIsCo, April a. 1870.
The following are the Official closing quotations of
GENERAL MARK EIlS.
Georgetown Grain Market.

GEuKGErOwS. Aprll a. IS7n
Wheat-The offerings on Change to-day include
about 1000 bushels with sales ut the range of 81 100
81 10 for prime Fultz and prime mixed Lancaster and
Fultz The market continues steady and unchanged
TO prices, hut note depressed feeling the
part Of buyers aud strong disposition to shade prices
for all descriptions.
Corn-Theie Is no special change TO note IN the mar
ket for aud continue TO quote Eominally at A
Mi5C for yellow md White.
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AUC7ION SALES.
rHoMAs BOWLING, Auctionccr.

by virtue OF deed of trust, dated the 18th day Of
November A. ID. 1872, recorded In Lbor No 70i folio
49, Of the laud records for the District of Coum6n,
and nj the written request of the party secured there
by, we will offer for sale Ut public auction. IN front
OF the premises on FRIDAY, the 18th day of April
next, at o'clock u. M, the following described
real estate aud premises located In the city of Wash
ingon In said District and known the ground plat
OF said city ~ part OF lots numbered H. H. ana 49,
IN square numbered 2M and bounded as iOllowSi Be
ginning for the Thirteenth street west 20 feet
from the southwest Of said square thence run
ming north along said street 10 feet thence east % feet
Inches; thence south - feet, and thence west to the
place of beginning, together with the improvements
thereon.
Terms OF sale: One fourth Of the purchase In cash,
and the residue IN six twelve, and eighteen months
with interest nom day ofsne at The rate of per cent
per nnnum, TO be secured by deed oftrust upon the
premises sold or all cash. nj the purchasers option
deposit Of 500 Will be required OF the purchaser on
the day of sale If the terms of sale not compiled
with within five days, the trustees reserve the right
TO resell ut the risk and cost Of the defulng pur-
chaser.
HENRY A. CLARKE, (-rr,s,o.
npl0 WILLIAM A. FI1NWICK. J ii"s'eeS'
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PROFESSIONAL.
hartley & SOUTHARD,


Corner of Flilh aud u strcClg northwest
WASHINGTON, d. e.
T. w. BAUTLEY, NJ, /. SOUTHLAND,
Residence, 1916 18Th sti Get. Riggs House.
Prompt attention will he given to cases IN the SUI
prCmo Court OF the United States and other judicial
tribunals, ap5lm
TAR. BOSWORTII, glS L STREET n. W., Is THE
~ most skliu and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever ~ this city, Al nervous and chrome
ty Refers ~ Senators d. W. voorhees,, indiana J.
j.. Patterson $. c.; Samuel Norment, Washington. ID,
c. aud Othern. Consultation free. competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend 10 lades
notify
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RIVER md CANAL NEVIS.
Washington River Front.
ARRINED.


Independent Ice Compauy's whhrf-Schoourr Re.
miltauce Thomas, rlankatnnk River, with lumber TO
George ShehRn,
Emorys wh,rf-schooners Maggie, Myers, Iavrc
de Grace, with coal to Samuel Emery; Julia CARR
son. Smith. Philadelphia. with coal to same.
Clark II Givens new wharf-SChOOner Carolina,
Reed, MnttoX Creek. with wood TO q TX * Given;
boat Lille, Drenner. Cumberland, with coal to same;
schooner Cornella Tall, James River with lumber 10
George \ Shchan.
Bscoes wharves - SChooners Carrie Holmes
Holmes, New YORK, with hay aud straw to VIM NJ
Gait Il Co; L& W Showell, Jackson, james River,
with lumber to T NJ Smith.
Riey's wharVes-Sch oOnerS A IL Fields, Frank,
Norioik, with lumber TO G johnson & SOM Golden
Rule Lamdon, Chesapeake bay, with oysters TO mar
J1hnson's wharycs Schooner Tmvprs Corson.
with 500 tons coal 10 Johnson Bros.
CLEARED
ri Cy's wnUrvCS Schooner l.uus, BOggs' samuel
EdgcIlun, Banks, and Chief, Lewis bound down.
light.
Georgetown River Front.
AwvCd-Schooners VIM LADbotl, Ludlum, Boston,
TO load coal; Charles Paige. Grace, Boston TO load
coal: Daniel Brown, Emerson, Fan River, to load
coal Lucy Graham, Smith, Boston 10 load coal; VIM
Ken2le, Sopcr. New YORK, with $3.50 bblS cement to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II ~ s COrson, COrson. Provi-
denCc with 3T5 tons coal n q Terry, trInncr, New
Haven, with 400 tons ,Oal. Florence Lockwood,
Williams, Providence, with 40 tons coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
There were no arrivals OF departures by canal re-
ported yesterday,
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to the polls, with the avowcd purpose TO hinder
and obstruot the free exercise of sulIrnge2
not ned tbS ne ls q @ sehsS ., dUe y
ether Senator on that side shall shape this bill We
intend to vote for this bill II was reported here
and he can introduce all the amendments he
pleases. We know the animus debating them.
The Senator can save himself good deal of trouble
by not obtrudinB upon our determination with his
amendment.
Mr. WINDOW. One purpose had in view was TO
ascertain precisely how far caucus DEGREES had
gone see they go to the extent of refusing any
amendment whatever.
The amendment was rejected by party vote.
Mr; WlNDoM then moved to strike out the word
civil ON page II, line 20, so that it would read
mo military or naval officer, other person en-
engaged In the military or naval service of the
United States instead of ln the civil, military or
explained that the object Of the amendment was to
avoid the punishment Of civil officers for taking
me cas- W ST.. to keep The peace. .,,-.
stated. lie cared not how specious the character
Of The amendment might be he hoped 1t would be
Mr.. BECK. We have no more respect for John Ia.
yenpole Than we have tor General sherman In con-
trolling The army when elections are held, -.
a vote on the amendment resulted In Its rcjcC-
tion-Yeas, %; nays, 81.
Mr.. PADDOCK submitted m amendment in the
shape OF proviso that the provisions OF fifteenth
appropriations for the support Of the army for the
year ending June 81, 1879 and for other purposes,
snail not be construed so as to prevent the employ
mcnt of the army in the Government and control
OF the Indians, and In protecting life and property
IN any Of the states and Territories exposed to
danger from Indian outbreaks
Mr.. LOGAN gave notice that he would hereafter
submit some remarks upon that section Of the
pending bill relating to promotion in the army
A discussion arose upon the time TO be fixed for
closing the debate on the sixth section. II was
finally agreed that vote the section and pend
ing amendment should be taken at three p m. TO-
morrow, and with that understanding, at six p, M,
the Senate adjourned Mr.. Paddock being entitled
to the hoor tomorrow on his amendment
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AMUSEMENTS.
NArioNAL TnEAr.E.
Mr.. C. D. Hess BENEFIT Tonight.

his FAREWELL TO THE PROFESSION, AZ
TER SIXTEEN YEARS OF ACTIVE MANAGE
MENI which commenced IN WASHINGTON
IN MAY, 1863.
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anecdotes, household matter, markets, &c., &c.
Terms, ~ per annum ia adrance.
Transient Advertisements, 800 per inch for first
week per week for each subsequent Insertion
Special Notices, $3.50 per inch for first week; %
cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices. in reading columns, 20 cents per
line for first inseron ~ cents line for each sub
seQuent insertion.