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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-06
How TO GET PosT RoUTEs.-A let
ter from Washington saws:

How TO GET POsT ROUTEs.-A let
ter from Washington says:
Petitions are being constantly re-
ccived here from different points of the
State asking for the establishment Of
now postal routes. Some of these pc
titioDs have yards Of signatures at
tachcd, obtained doubtless with great
labor and trouble, and yet they arc
altogether unnecessary. 1t Is q very
easy Watter to have new route cstab-
lishcd between any two points whcn-
ever the necessities Of the community
authorize and require it.. What
should be done is briefly indicated rs
follows: Let some responsible per-
son OF persons draw up u petition, ad-
dressed to one of our Congressman,
asking that such and such a route be
opened. Name tho two points. or
places OF tho respective end Of tho limo.
Also, how many postofficcs are need
ed Or desired OH the route, the distance
of each such office (f any, from the
one Immediately before and the one
Immediately behind it. Give tho names
of the proposed postmasters at all the
points, and the name of each proposed
pOstotiice. If tho new route lies be-
tween two towns which haye post
offices already established get the ap-
proval and signatures Of the postmas-
ter at each such postofflce. Nothing
moro is then necessary to be done be-
sides forwarding the petition 80 pre-
prepared to one of the Representatives
The postoffice department will investi-
gate tho matter promptly, and viii es.
tablish the desired route at once if It Is
possible to do SO. It is not necessary
to obtain any number of signatures to
the petition, as they are never seen
after thoy leaye the hands Of tho peti-
Eoners, ,l9| ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-06
NIGHT pAssENaER-ao1Na NORTH.
NIGHT PASSENGER GOING SOUTH.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For, all the purposes OF Family Physic,
ana Tor curing Costivoness, Janndice,
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism,
Hruptions and Skin Diseases. Bill
.i9Nnsnes;s, Nnnsa; 81 ;Dropsy' Tummors, Worms,
for Purifying tho Blood,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-06
SHKOEGs.

A beautiful line Of ladies' and
Children's S Slippers, Caters and
Shoes also, a. nice assortment of
Mems Shoes,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-06
GROCERIES,.

A full and fresh stock Of Family
Groceries Bacon, Meal, Flour,
Corn, Sugars, Coffees, Soaps,
Starch,
Powder,
Shot,
Candies,
Cigars,
Tobacco,
Kerosene Oil.
in short, you can find NIL you want
at j. O. BOAGS, and as cheap as
the same goods can be bought any
where. Don't forget to call. No
trouble to show goods.
j. O. BOAG.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-06
SHAVING SALOON.

ME undersigned would respectfully
l. inform tho public that ho has
opened Shaving and Hair cutting Sa-
loon in the room two doors nor.h of Mr.. j.
d. McCarleys, where he will tako pleasure
in serving all who may favor him with a
call. Everything in the tonsorinl line
done in the best style.
may r. McLURE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-06

cient. The multiplicity of schools lie
considers serious drawback, as it
frittcrs away the small sum raised for
schools without doing any practical
good. The State Legislature ought to
devote more time to education and
less to clap-trap speeches on all sorts of
questions.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-06
New Advertisements.


New Advertisements.
Tax Returns-I. N. Withcrs-Audi-
tor.
Township Asscssors-I. N. Withcrs,
Auditor.
Town Ordinancc-E. S. Chandler,
Clerk of Council.
RoBBERIEs.- learn that one
night last week the store Of Mr..
James Turner, doing business in the
Jackson's Greek section Of this county,
was broken into, and robbed of goods
to the value of about two hundred
and fifty dollars. On tho same night
the mill-house ofMr. r. j. Gladney, in
the samc ncighborhood, was entered,
and robbed of it's entire contents of
corn, grist and meal. There is as yet
no clue to the perpetrators Of either Of
these crimes.
a meeting was held in the court
house OH Monday, under the auspices
ofMr. j. Hendrix Mclean and DR.. V,
p. Clayton, in the interest of the Ma
tional Crecnback Labor Reform Party.
There were about forty white persons
present, and about onc-third Of that
number Of negroes. An address was
delivered by Rev. D. 3. Clayton, Of the
Universalist denomination, Il resident
Of Columbia. In reply, Mr.. Jno. II.
Cathcart made a few opposition
remarks, after which the meeting
came to All end.
DEAFHs.--Archie Tins, son of Mr..
Charles Tins, died on Friday, after
lingering illness, aged fifteen years. Hc
was good boy and faithful student at
school, until an attack of erysipelas sew
cral months ago deprived him ontirc-
ly ofcycsight. Since then he has been
subject to severe ATTACKS Of sickness,
until death relieved him of pain. Hc
was buried in the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian churchyard on Saturday.
We extend the hearticst sympathy to
his bepeavcd parents III their sorrow.
Mr.. Andrew Stephenson, of the
Fcastcrville section, died last Thurs
day, Of pneumonia, Mr.. Stephenson
was a man considerably advanced
in years, and had large circle of
friends. These feel deep sympathy
for his family in this bereavement.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-19
GREAT
1879

Pennsylvania ROUTE
TO THE Ron N3fEH WEST NdK a1 AMP SOUTHWEST
SPLENDID SCENERY Ina NNAAaNiFichNr EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHINoToN from Depot, cor.
ner of sixth and streets az follows
For Pttsburg and the West, 1910 a M daily With
Pitsburg 10 Cincinnati 81 Louis, and Chicago
80 M daniiy With Paass Car g GhiSssson
For Canandalgua- Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North At . q m daily eSsePs sunday sun 20.
9 dS EXCEPT r SHpTdns with pSa aa SsTs
and mil a. at 1910 a. m daily except Sunday.
For New York and the East, SID M, lSoand o: 10 p
Limited Express o. Pullman Parlor Cara $50 a. IN.
=, daily. except Sunday.
For brS2kyq New 9orK al through s trans e9nneGI
Ing double ieTfiase across New York city -.
on sunday. $50 and ai5p .. M '''''
Limited Express $50 a. ~ daily, except Sunday ,,o
M. $780, 40 and o:i5 ). m.
For Pope's Creek Line. q. IN. and 40 p m. daily,
For Annapolia, 8 o. m. aud 40 p m. daily, except
ALKX4S DRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Way AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, IA, o. II a. m w; o'2o 90,
For Richmond and the South, 100 a. IN. daily, and
- $40 p m daily, exeep! sunday
Trains loave Alexandria for Washington o. !, 10 a
m, l2b0; y, D, hnd p ~. ana " midnight
Sa !. .s.ug s and SsIolear
commodatons can be procured nj the oihces-porth
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue. and al the depot where orders can bs
len for the checking OF baggage TO destination IRON
L. r. PA RIM Err. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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faf'a. 20 BALTIMORE, Mn. December Is.
Cotton shade better and firm. Middling I256c.
Flour quiet and unchanged Howard street
and Western superfine, So 00@5 so; do. extra,
superfne IS O0@5 so; do. extra, IS 75@6 25; do.
family, 81 0O@7 IS; do Rio brands, 81 5O@l7 70;
Patapsco family, IS 25. Hid ,
Wheat-southern steady and quiet; Western
firm. Southern red, 81 4511 so: do. amber, 81 30
oil IS; No. Western winter red, spot and De-
SSe aRln, q 1 Gs, 12 January 81 55al 5"N
Corn-Southern firm for white yellow lower:
Western firm and better. Southern white, Is
@G5c; do. yellow; 6og6lc; Western mixed, spot,
old. Coo; now, Gle: December old, 65l4c; now,
6olSc; January. 60@6oI4c; February. COiG@GO56c
Oats easier Southern, 461i7e; Western white
16@47c; do. mixed, 44Q46c; Pennsylvania 46@
ic
Rye firm at 81 O0Ql OIL -
Hay unchanged. Prime to choice Pennsylvania
and Maryland, sl7@lS per ton.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Mess pork, el3 10
shoulders. SIC; clear rib sides, TIC bacon-shoul
ders, 524c; clear rib sides, SIC; hams, i01S@nl2c
lard. SIC.
Butter firm Prime to choice Western packed
23@2Sc roll. 20G24c
Eggs firm. Fresh 22c lined. l6Calsc.
Petroleum unchanged. Crude nominal: refined
Coffee unchanged Rio cargoes, l4@l7c
Sugar quiet soft 9lsc.
Whisky steady at 81 liI2@l IS.
Freights dull and unchanged. Cotton, 3'l6@
Recepts-Elour 2695 bbs; wheat, IS, 500bu; corn
$4,000 bui oats, 1000 bu; rye, 1000 bu.
hipmenls-Whcnt, sos bu; corn, 81. 700 bu.
SncS--Nheat 3OS,tOJ bl; corn, los, 100 bu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-19

ing Company; III, Adams VS.. District of Columbia
10, shehan VS. Reilly 200. Spaids VS.. Cooley 297,
Wolf " Curtis VS.. AIgensten 801, Lynch et ux. We.
District Of Colunba 347, Makely VS. Cottrell Bros;
3b1, Matthews adininistrotrix, VS.. Baldwin ct all;
35o, London & Manchester Plate Glass Company,
limited, Vs. Holmes; 375, Chapline vs. Taylor 3Ol,
Wood vs. Darlington ct al. 423, Poikinhorn w. Dyer
ct all 427. Parker vs. McChesney; 4S5 Wall vs.. Rob
nson; 430 Kennebeo Ice Company VS.. Inland &
seaboard Coasting Company; AL, Herfurth vs.. Cor
poraton ofWoshinglon; 443, Washington ys. Clark;
di5, Seal vs. Noilor; Az, United States vs. NATION
Ct al; 40, Lanahan vs.. Young ct al 45l, Smith y
Wimsott vs.. Long ct ol., garnishees; 455, Petit q
Drip vs. Brown; 457, Sedner & Son VS.. Blcbcr CT
al.; 463 Holmes VS.. Kirk; i67. Basshor u Co. Va.
HILL ago. Stanton VS.. Wroc,
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2--JUsTfcE Cox. = No. 81,
Strong VS.. District of Columbia 30. Hyatt VS..
lIyatt go Ryan VS.. Dorsey; 256 Washington Mar
ket Company We. Fahcy; 262, Van Riswick VS.. Ham
INK 2I6 Smith, by next friend, VS.. Douglass; HS
Potomac Terra Gotta Company VS.. Shepherd; $50,
Howard Bankvs Goodall.
EQUITY COURT JUSTICE MACARTHUR.-No. 2S
Cashier vs.. Langley; 81 Shaw vs. Basset; 3s, Cow
man vs., Cowman; 80, Lowe VS.. Zantzinger; 49,
Cohill vs.. Cohlll; Al, Lowe Randall; AZ, Deavens
W Hughes; 4315 Lewis vs. Johnson; a, Miller VS.
Miller. I'LL
CnfMiNAi. CoURT-JUsTiCE MACARTHyR.-I. Moo
Nicholas bigamy. John Danzy petit larceny, sec.
ond oficnsc. Jennie Pollord receiving stolen prop
erty. Charles Beavers, alias Keithlcy; larceny
Daniel PlOter. petit larceny, second oiiense
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-19

~ ESIRADLE handsomely Furnished Rooms, en-
- suite or singei 10 new house with modern I'M
central locRti0ni near hotels and Depart
ments; apply on premises, No DO Thirteenth street
u w, Sct-om
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Washington River Front.

Inland and seaboRrd Company wharf-steamers
Lady of the Lake, Tlayers, Norfolk. and John ".
Thompson, Wood, Nomini, both freight and pas
EengoH.
sherin's wharf-steNmer Maltano. Byes lower
river landings freight and passengers
Biscoe's wharf--SChooners Is. Bradley Bradley,
and Kate L, Rice, Bowen, both Philadelphia, coal
for Washington dealers
Great Falls Ice Compnny's whnTf-SohOonerS S. A.
White, White, Suffolk Va lumber FOR Il. t. Jack
son.
Johnsons wharf-Schooner Flying Scud Moak-
ins, Hayro de Grace, coal for Johnson Bros.
Curter's wharf-SchOoner A. Il. Hooper, Jones,
Havre de Grace coa for Washington dealers.
CLEARED.
Inland and seaboaId Company's wiRrf-Steamel
Jane Moseey, Barker, lower river landings freight
and passengers. .'ff
Clarke &Giyen's wharf-SchOoner William and
James Carey back to lIuvre de Grace light.
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No Business Advertisements Inserted without pa,
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to secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
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IRE doing US favor by using free columns, as W,
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To take effect
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1879, AT I:9O p. NJ.

SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1870 AT 100 p. NJ.
5.05-B Baltimore. Elcoii CIV lnd Way stations
TON EXPRESS, On sundays to Baltimore only
Breakfast at Relay station.
e5O-BHltnlorc, Annapolis and Way Qledmont
stras6urg WINCHESTER, Hagerstown, Frederick
sOo"fBAIfimoRE 4ND LAUREL EXPRESS.
Slo,PoInt OF Rocks, Piedmont s!ras6urg' Winches-
si5 ,eS HWe y%m Epd WAY Sl9lI4i posToN
AND BALTIMORE EMPRESS Paror Car TO
sa5N NSM ffT 6 fsd PG HiSaio COLUMBUS AND
PlTTSBURG EXPRESS. Frederick, Hagers'
Through car 10 Stanton Pullman Cars to Gin.
einnau daily. Grafton TO sandusky daily except
sOo..ion Sunday only-Baltlmorc Annapolis and
O-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops a, BladOns-
burg, College. Belisyille, LAUREL Annapolis June
uon, Jessups. ana Hanover.
i?,lS-R q,m9re, Annapolis, EIlIc9is CITY. and Way.
ron EXPRESS. slopa at Laurel.
l;$5-ion sH " onlyI =, and Way;
REL EXPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. stops
40, at hnnap9lis Junction. ,.,, ,,.....,. u,,.
chester; and %gy s!st9ns; On Sunday to Point
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoRFoLk, AMI BAL
Norfolk passengers taken in the ears direct 10
boat at Canton stops a. Bladensnurg and LAUREL
%SoztBXLTIMoRE ,XSb LAUREL EXPRESS.
7,451tCHfcA3t6v cof ttUfIiiB AND PITTsBuRe
EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to Chicago and PITTS
0r0tNiwe YSR sRar PIHXfLA DELpnIA, AND BAL
TlMORE EXPRESS. stops at Bladeusburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to PhladelphiL - $50
0:50-tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
tDaily. sunday only. othor trains daily. except
Sunday
All trains stopat Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket oiiices-WRshngton station aud GO3 Go
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders will he
point I'm tile civ, w. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF rransporato
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket A gent
GEO s. kOON'IZ General Agent.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERs IN NEW YORK
AND SAN FRANoIsCO.
New yorI, Money Market.


NEW YoRK, December is, 1870.
Money was easy at boz per cent and closed
with good offerings nj per cent.
Exchange was advanced " per cent. for short
sight, long bills remaining unchanged, making
tho nominal rates dS2 and 1856 respectively. The
market was dull with actual business OF 1910
4SlN for long and 1874 i@4SlM for short sight.
Government bonds were strong and l@L per
cent higher
State bonds dull and nominal except for Louisi.
ana consols, which were frmer.
Railroad bonds were Irregular. Ohio Il Missts-
spp Springfield divlsion) broke from GO 20 65A;
c Z 4 | seconds Trust Company certificates
nssentcd rose from az TO a.. Denver Rio Grando
flfsts rose 10 QilS, ana Rome Waicrtown Ogdens'
bug iiuts TO sos. Wabash now sevcns foil on to
VIZ
Iho stock niarke, was dull aud irregular during
tho greater portion Of the day on slight huctua.
tons Toward o'clock the speculation became
weak In tome, and under free shlos prices declined
= TO per cent in tho general list. while New ler.
fey Central Manhattan Elevated and the 81 Louis
& San Francisco shares fell OF TO "a per cent
Shortly before the close tho market became firm,
with recovery OF a to per cent from the lowest
point IN the entire list
iThetransactions aggregated 10000 shares includ.
ing Erie 5000, Lake Shore 10000. Northwest
400. st. Paul 6,000, Delaware, Lockawnnna &
Western 5000, New Jersey Central 22,0O0. West.
crn Union 6,006 Wabash. ST. Louis & Pacific TO-
COO, Kansas Il Texas II 900, and 81, Louis q San
Francisco 1900.
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10y DuNcANsoN BROS, Auctlonccrs.

TRUsTEES' SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
. LOT. ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN q
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
by virtue of decd of trust given TO and duly
recorded IN ber No. 1885, folio ~ ct seq one Of the land
records OF Washington county, IN the District Of
Columbia, we Will sell NJ public auction, In front VI
the premises, on MONDAY, December %, A.. u.
ground lying in the District Of Columbia. and known
ns the north three 80 feet and four ~ Inches OF lot
numbered eight %, in square numbered nine undred
and fur (0J), and, also, the south fourteen I'D feet
and eleven (1) inches OF lot numbered nine (O) IN
said square numbered nine hundred and four GOD.
beginning for the boundary of the same at the north
west OF said lot numbered eight (S and run
ming thence south along Seventh street east three @
feet and four inches; thence east one hundred aud
nine OO0) feet and one a. Inch TO n SOioot alley,
thence north along the line of said alley eighteen (b
feet and three (3) Inches thence west one hundred
and nine (l0J) feet aud one ~ Inch 10 said seNcnlh
street east thence south WITH the line of seventh
street east fourteen (4) feet aud eleven IN inches,
to the place OF beginning, together with the right aud
privilege of using and enjoying forever the north
gabe-end of q certain frame house, belonging to
Mary Kelly, granted TO Thomas Bayne Dy deed, re-
corded in lber j. A. = No. 81. folio 80 together with
all and singular the appurtenHnces, rights PRIV
legeS, &c, belonging or In any wise nppertanng.
Terms Of sale; Oue-third IN cash and the balance
interest aud TO be secured by deed oil trust on
the premises sold conveynncing ut purchasers
cost Terms 10 be compiled with ~ seven days otncr
wise the trustees reserve the right 10 resell Ut
the risk and coss of the deaultng purchaser upon Civ
Ing five days notice OF such resale IN newspaper
published in Washington: II deposit OF OO require
JOSEPH II. EDISON. rrn.,oo.
del ls.2Csds
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BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded IN llber
No. Sls, folio 267 of the lad records OF washing
ton county, In the District OF Columbia we VIII sell
a. public auction In front of the premises on SAIU;
DAY tho 9th day of December, A. ID, 1879, az ESl
o'clock r. ms all that certain piece OF parcel Of land
situated and being In the city OF Washington District
Of Columbia, and known upon the ground plat or
plan OF said ,ity and being part OF lot numbered
four az IN square numbered ten hundred aud sixty
(l060 described follows. ReginnlnR for the same
At point on south street. distant twenty feet tns
from the southwest corner OF said lot and running
thence east twenty feet, thence north one hundred
and thrysx feet thence west twenty feet and thence
south one hundred and hrtysx feet 10 the place of
beginning together with all and singular the appurten-
ances, rights, privileges, improvements and other
Embellishments to tho same belonging or In nnywise
anpertainlng
Terms: Ono-thrd cash; balance In and II months,
notes 10 bear interest at per cent and TO be secured
by deed of trust ON the premises sold; conveyancng
at purchasers cost II the terms of sale arc not com
piled with In days, the trustees reserve the right
10 resell the property at the risk aud cost OF the de-
fRung purchaser, amer giving live days' notice oil
such reside IN some newspaper publishedin Washing,
ton city, ID. q. deposit OF stO required Mt time OF
sale. JOHN A. VAN DORlSN, rrusteas
- CHARLES NJ. FORD, J
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TREASURY DEPARrMENT, \
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING :
December IS, iS7p.)
Proposals for supplies, embracing Dry Coors, o Is,
Chemicals, Textiles. Paper. Typographical Inks,
Finders Materials. Irvine, Glue, Hardware end Eau
grayers aud Printers Sundries for of the Bureau
OF Engraving aud Printing, for six months, ending
June 80 1870 Will be received nj this Office uut u
o'clock m. December "a 1870.
Blank lornls for proposals upon articles IN either
class with Information ms to quutN quality and con-
ditOns viii be furnished ON Application.
Proposals Will he compRi on eac item separately,
and, considering tire adpta ility OF qualities 10 the
work of the Blre as well as the price proposed
orders will be made ON the lowest bidder Tor tIcArti-
Gle desi ed.
bids Is reserved
Palties Ielu sting information must specify upon
which particular class OF articles They are qualified TO
propose, aud should address q. II. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving d Printing, Washington,
ID. G. dclS
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SUPREME COURT or THE DisTRICr-cHIEF JUS
TlCE CARTIER AND JUSTICES HAGSEH AND JAMEs.-
Fifth baptist Church VS.. baltimore " Potomac
Railroad company; argument concluded and cause
submitted.
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JUsTICE WYIE.-strong
VS.. District Of Columbia; trial progressing.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JusTIcE CoX--lIilles
Boyd & Co. vs. Sheriff; verdict for plaintif for
s0,3S3l0 with interest and costs. Cah vs., Wilmer
ct al; jury out. Shea w. Smith; on trial.
EQUITY CouRT-JUsTICE MACA -Hlrseh
VS., Jordan, Dare Il Co.; conditional Injunction
granted. Blinkhorn VS.. Lederer; conditional In
junction granted, Burch VS.. Walach, and Wallach
VS.. Burchi on hearing,
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsrICE HA0SER.--Edward
NARROW alias Babe Hawkins, recently convicted
of assault with intent TO kill Policeman Layton,
and also Of perjury, was yesterday sentenced to
two years In the penitcntlary in the first instance
and six years III the second. Daniel Poter petit
larceny, second Olense; arTaigned and pleaded not
guilty Charles Beavers; larceny pleaded not guilty
ASSIGNMENTS ron TODAY.
SUPREME Court OF THE DIsTRIcT-CHEFJUsTCE
CARTIER AND JUSTICES HAGSER AND JAMEs,-No.
16l In 70 estate John Wagner li7 United States VS.
Edward Perkins; l5S, Washington BRICK Machine
Company vs.. Grihinj 1859, Connolly vs., Lawrence
100, United States VS. Stone n, United States vs.
Jones; SO, Prather vs.. Hill.
CIRCUIT Court No. 1-JusTIcE WYLIE.-No. l05
Wood j. 70. vs. Grahami;e& Trinidad Asphalt Paw
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MISCELLANEOUS.



tI'ho following beautiful tribute 10 Captain
Willard Glnzior the soldier author. was writ.
ton bv Mrs f,oinnel prainnrd ~ EIn,ira NV
Uor rotii,,o, ,,i, ,,i,tn', w. H. IN Iioda,o3
OaWlry.D
Havc you heard OF our Union Cavalry
,AS Glazsr tells the story?
And their daring deeds OF glofy9
Ihis modest volume holds II MI,
=. Inelr brave exploits revealing,
With oil n comrades feeling.
The Union camp fires blaze anew,
Upon these faithful pages.
How hot the warfare ragcs
We hear again the shock Ofnrms
The conuor's drclul thunder,
That then our hearts throbbed under.
The deeds OF heroes live again
Amid the battle crashes,
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PROFESSIONAL.
BOOKS sND sTATtoNERY.
NEW BOOKS AT LEAGUE OFFICE,

62I STREET NORTHWEST.
FreemRsonry Exposed by Capt VIM. Morgan
price % cents Nalsncs "a Masonl Confession OF The
Murder at Capt. Morgan; price 20 cents. How To De
feat Masonic Scoundrelsm Within the Court House
price 20 cents Oaths and Penalties, KS Degrees Of
TreemasOnry price rs cents, Nah Hah Bone price
81. Knights o Pylhias Illustrated by q Past Chan
ceoT pIice - cents, eeI asoDry at Glance; price
IS cents Handbook oil FreemasOnry; price Is cents,
Gen. Washington Opposed to Secret societies. price
10 cents. Tie Masters Carpet, or Masonry and Ba
Worship Identical; piICe Is cents FreemesOnry EN-
posed aud Illustrated by President j, blanchard
Wheaton College, ILL paper cover. NJ cents cloth, 81
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-19

Wu5hInRIOn, d % DUO 10, I0IW.
VIII be sold by public auction, at Qunrtermnster,s
Corral corner Fourteenth and streets southwest,
December "a 1879, commencing at 10 o'clock, a. M,
condemned Qunrtermnsters Stores and Camp and
Garrison Equipage consisting IN part Of the follow
ing, viz.
Horses, Stoves, Harness, Wagons, Rubber Hose,
Tools, Tent, &C. &c. Terms cash. For particulars mp
ply to this office. A. Il. ROCKWELL,
deS-0t Depot Quarcrmaster.