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irncd with costs and interest; opinion per Mr..
Justice sweynei dissenting, Mr. Justice Bradley
No. 81. T. Lansdate, plaintiff in error, vs..
Hubbard 3. Daniels; In error to the Supreme court
Of California; decree affirmed, with costs; opinion
No. 20.-Tho Delaware Railroad Consolidation
Company et al, appellants l.. II. Meyer ct al,
trustees. No 3O-fbe Delaware Railroad Consoli-
S trustees cT SpPsas SP GS Circuit do Sytt Of the
United States for the District OF Iowa; DEGREES re-
yersed with costs, and rcmanded, &c. opinion by
No. 26O-J II. Meyer ct al. trustees, plaintiffs in
error vs. The Delaware Railroad Consolidation
Company; in error to the supreme court of Iowa;
Judgment reversed, with costs, aud cause remand
cd, with instructions TO enter decree reversing
the decree Of the Circuit court of Delaware county
and directing that court to proceed no further with
No. s32.-The Western North Carolina Railroad
Company, appellant, VS.. George H. Drew, Governor;
motion TO vACate order of dismissal and for leave
TO reinsloto case granted.
No. 83.-Margnret lIetzell plaintiff in error VS..
Inc Baltimore q Ohio Railroad Company In error
10 uie supreme Court OF District OF Columbia; ludg'
mcnt affirmed with costs by divided court; an
nounced by Mr.. Chief-Justico Waite.
Nos "a gS and OF. H. Powers ct al. plaintiffs in
Circuit Court Of Umte States for Eastern e district
OF Pennsylvania; judgments affirmed with costs;
opinion per Mr.. Chiet-Justice Waite
NO. lOO.-Ihe County of Davies, plaintirin error,
VS.. William Osborne IN error TO the Circuit Court
OF United States for Western district of Missouri;
Judgment affirmed with costs and interest.
No. 102.-GeOrge Follansbee. appellant, vs.. Bal
lard Paving Company ct al; appeal from supreme
Court of District of Columbia appeal dismissed
with costs; opinion by Mr.. Chlcf.Justice Waite.
No. 4il.-1hc Ballard Paving Company ct al, ap.
pelans, VS.. John g. Milford ct AL. appeal from
supreme Court of District of Columbia; appeal dis.
missed, each party TO pay their own costs; opinion
per Mr.. ChiefJustice Waite.
Ne. 62l.-EJ. Gibboney. executor &c, appellant
VS.. A H. Dorr appeal from Circuit Court OF United
States for Western district of Virginia; dismissed
for want of jurisdictions announced by Mr.. Chief
Justice Waite
No. IL. original ex parte-M. Rosonbaum petl'
ton for mandamus denied; announced by Mr.
Chief-Justice Waite
No. 2l3--John II. Moore & Co.. appellants, VS.
Amanda NJ +. Simonds. administering, &c. appea
from Circuit Court of United States for district o
Louisiana: decree affirmed with costs: opinion b,
Mr.. ChefJuslcc Waite.
No. 9l6.-Minor Meriwether. receiver. &c. OF City
OF Memphis, ct AL appellants, VS. Robert Garrett
Sons ct al; argument continued by Mr. william
Randolph for appellees by Mr. Minor Meriwethe
for appellants, and BY Mr.. Julius A. Taylor and Mr.
d. H. Meyers for appelees aud concluded by Mr..
r. lIelskell for appellants.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
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SUNDAY hON. 10, lsO, Az 1870 II NJ
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iSbuts EAfhnSS. fTeueIlyk' ihgersS'
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DIED.

EDMUNDS.-In tins city, on the iIth inst, JAMES
M. EDNUSDS
The funeral VIII take place from his late residence.
No. I'D Twelfth street northwest, Tuesday, the
10th Il At. to-day, at 2 o'clock y. m.
GtEGORY.-On sunday, December II, isi9. MARY
l.. GRE0unY, beloved wife OF MhnOrd Gregory. In
the twentysecOnd year OF her age.
FunerI will take place ut her late ies1cnce. No. ffi
Ninth street southwest Tues lay, the lut Instant
OF O'Clock y. m. May her snu rest IN peace
Friends and acqunln,ances of the family are
slecttully requested TO attend.
TAlLOR.-Decembor 3, 1872 MANY LoUisE TAY.
Lon, hged six months aud on ths iSth dizzy Of Dr
Cember, ELIZABETH TAYLOR, aged twenty-five Year,
aud six montns-bOth daughters OF Reuben Taylor p
and on the sth day OF DcCemb r. MARY, agot thirty
nine years, wife OF Reuben Taylor. Mr.. Taylor has
for n number OF years been In the employ OF Mr..
Christian Gockoer corner Of Fourth aud X streets
northwest
WHITE.-MRs. EMMA 4. WHITE, wife OF r. l.
White, chief Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, ANA daughter Of the late n. J. Drum
mond OF New York. died of typhoid pneumonia at
$50 o'clock yesterday afternoon, most estimable
lady, kind-hearted and sociabc. and with hosts o
friends, here and elsewhere, to mourn her death
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RYDUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT. ON SEVENTH STREET. BErWE q
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST, Al AUCTION.
by virtue of deed of.truSt given ~ and duly
recorded IN bcr No 1884, folio ~ at seq. one of the land
records OF Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia we VIII sell ut public nuc Ion, In front OF
tho premises. on MONDAY December y, a. d..
1870, ut 40 o'clock r. nll those pieces or parcels Of
ground lying In tile Dis rict Of Columbia and known
numbered eight ~ in square numbered nine hundred
and hur (Y1D and, also the south fourteen til 1ce
aud eleven (l1) inches OF lot numbered nine (O), In
said square numbered nine hundred and four GOD
beginning for the boundary Of the same at tho north
west corner OF said lot numbered eight 49, and run
ming thence south along Seventh street east three W
feet aud four iuches thence eat one hundred aud
nine (lO0) feet and one al inch to a 20 foot alley
thence north along the line of said alley eighteen O5(
feet and three (3) Inches, thence west hundred
and nine (lOD feet and one a. Inch to said sevenlh
street east; thence south with the line OF Seventh
street fourteen (lIl feet and eleven IN inches
to the place OF beginning together with the right aud
gnble-end of n certain frame house, belonging to
Mary Kelly. granted to Thomas Bayne ny deed, re-
corded IN liber j. A. $. No. ST. folio 49, together with
all and singular the nppurtenances, rights, PRIV
legeS, &c, belonging or IN niy wise nppertaining
Terms OF Sae One-third IN cash and the balance
In six, twelve and eighteen months, notes to bear
Interest and 10 bo secured By deed OF trust on
cost Terms to be complied with III seven days, other
wise the trustees reserve the right TO resell nv
the risk and cos OF the dcaultng purchaser upon CIV
Ing five days notice OF such resale IN some newspaper
published In Washington: deposit OF 300 required
JOSEPH r.. EPSON ,r.,s,oo.
THOMAS HYDE ii"
dei.l22TSds
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GENERAL HiRKETS.
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE December 10.
Beef cNttle-Trade only fair, and better grades
10 higher as TO quality. Very best, 43s@5lSc first
quality, 35s@lIc; medium, 23z@3jSc; ordinary,
2@2i4c Most sales were from 3@l1sc; receipts
2,7l0 head: sales, 1,9DS head.
swine trade only fair. Receipts. 64g7 head;
quotations, 5l1(aG1Sc.
The receipts of sheep were 1904 head; quota
tons, 3lz@iLc. Lambs. 4G5c
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BRoTHER5. Auctioncers,
- =. E corner Of Ninth and - streets, northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AID LOT y
ON q. ST, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AMI
FIFTEENTH SIS. SOUTH EAST. At AUCrION

Il
- =. e CORNER Of Ninth and streets, northwest
TRusTlsIcs, SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON g ST, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH SIS. SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
by virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded IN lber
No SIS Oilo 26f Of the land records OF washing
ton county In the District of Columbia, we viii sell
at public auction in front of the premises on SArUR
DAY, the 9th day OF December. A. d. 1871 ~ 1870
o'clock y. m all that certain piece 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 md being piri Of lot numbered
four (O in square numbered ten hundred aud sixty
OtJ0l, described as follows: beginning for the same
at point on south street, dsllit twenty feet east
from the southwest corner of said lot and running
thence east twenty feet, thence north Que hundred
mud tirty.sk feet, thence wc twenty feet an thence
south one hundred and thirty SIX feet TO the place OF
beginning together with nl and singular the nppurten
ances, rights, privileges, improvements nnd other
hee1ltaments to the same belonging or IN anywise
anpertainlng
Terms; Oie-hrd cash: balance in ana u months,
notes to bear Interest at per cent and to he secured
by deed of trust on tue promises sold; convey hncng
at purchasers cost II the terms of sale not com.
piled with In seven days, the trustees reserve the right
TO resell the property ut the risk and COST OF the de
hutlng purchaser, amer giving FIVE days notice OF
such resale IN some newspaper published In washing
ton city, ID. C. A deposit OF SlJ required ut time Of
sale JOHN A. VAN DOREN, ,rrns,oou
,-,. CHARLES NJ. FORD, J
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THE Texas Tribune says: "The late 'ntmos-
phcricHl freshness has brought on many cases Of
coughs and colds, aud DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is in
greater demand than ever" Price only ~ ccuts.
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10y LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS, Real Estate Agts.
- and General Auciioneers, Nc. ii2 Main street.
THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant to two deeds of trust executed by the Dis
nal swamp Canal Company ON the LIST day of July.
1871 aud on The 10th day of February, 1859 respective
y 10 secure the payment of the bonds issued by the
said company, tile undersigned surviving trustees by
the said dc eds appointed, Will sell the ABOVFrMEN-
of JANUARY 1850, at IL o'clock m, for cash at the
auction house of Leigh Bros q Phelps, in the city of
Norfolk, Va
C. w. NEWTON, ,,
WIN, II. G. ELLIS, iruS'ees-
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS
oclO3m AuctOnecrS.
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California, Eureka Consolidated and COnsOidat
Virginia have each declared dividend of 80 Gel
rer share. May Belle has levied all assessment
cents per share
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR GLASS, SLATE STEPS. &c.
OFFICE OF THr SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. !
TREASURY DEPAHTMENT,
Washington. ID. G.. December q. 1859.
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Office until
IL M, the I'D day of December, 1879. for the glass;
also for slate steps, platforms, &C. for the building
for the B reau OF Engraving and Printing. In this
city. Drawings and specifications, with any add!-
tonal information, may be had on application at this
Office, or the Office OF The superintendent.
JAS. q. HILL,
SuperyisiuH Architect.
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$50 Prizes 0l2,iOD
whole Tickets, Sc, Half Tickets, 81.
~ Tickets, 800 90 Tickets, 500.
All applications for club rates should be made TO
the home Office, Remit by bank dram or express.
ORDERS OF s. AND UPWARD, By EXPRESS,
CAN BE SENT AT OUR EXPENSE.
Full list OF drawing pub lallgd Ia Louisville CupR-
IER-JOURSAL and New York Herald. and mailed W
ali tlcket-hodets For tickets and Information ad.
d ross r. j. COMM ERFORD CONVERSATIONAL Build.
ng, Louisville, KY, or 1913 Broadway, New York:
Also j. w. CLARK, 7Oj New York avenue. Wash
Intftnn IN
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Pacific Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. December IS, 1879
10 following are the Official closing quotations. OF
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TRAVELLERS GUIDP.
RALrMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Doube-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NoRTHwEsT, WEST. AND SOUTH.
WEST
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.

CTEAMER MATTANo Captain
~ William II. Byles) on and alter -5yr1ss9t.".
April 20, leaves wharf foot OF sixth ts,liaSl8srl
and streets every uesdgy, Thurs SN1f3tats feSH~
day, and Sunday, at n. m, for the Potomac River
landings. On Sundays for MattOx Greek, Colton's.
and landings in ST. C,ements lay, On Thursdays for
MattO3 Creek and landings IN Wicomico River On
Tuesdays Tor CotOns and landings In Npmiui Creek,
Returning on Monday. Wednesday and Friday morn
ings, making Intermediate landings Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays coming up,
For further Information inquire At oliocs OF q. /.
SHERIFF. No SIS and ma Pennsylvania avenue, or
al Office. foot OF Sixth aud streets southwest.
my2ltf Il 4. JONES. Agent
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CARRIAGES.
E,STABLIsHLD 1884
JOHN McDERMOTT % BIOS,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
lSteam used, 2l0 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
tIsst west Washington, d. C. Carriages and Har-
CT,rnages repaired. ieitf
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
INLAND AND SEABoARD CoASrING COM.
L PANY.
FOR NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE,
md TIE SOUTH.
FAIL AND WINTER ARRAl

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE G=srss
will leave Washington ON MON kTlkSsixi~
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI ea4dssksle,ssssk-
DAYS, at H. M, stopping at Pincy Point anu Point
Lookout ounnecting with steamers 10 Boston, New
York and Richmond. and railroad lines SOUTH
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS THURSDAYS aud
SATURDAYS ut %. III.
Firsl-cl fare........s2 90 Round trp.......f3 90
SeCOnd-ClRiS fHrc...S 50. Round trD.......,.s2 y
DAILY LINE ON TINE POTOMAC RTYER.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves SiXth.SL
Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY at u. M.
for Nominl, aud SATURDAY to IronarjtOwn, stop
ping at intermediate landngs going aud rsllir ing.
Steamer JANE MuSI.Ll leaves same wharf ut
u II. on SUNDAY for -. Clements Bay, NJ tSDAY
for Cone River and SIN tbs Creek, and FRIDAY 10
CaltiCo, stopping at intermediate la dlug,.
SIEIM ERs FUR hEF YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and l. q. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier II East River, New York. ev-
cry Saturday, NJ D. M; Georgetown Friday morn
ing aud Alexandria same day,
Freight iaKon at lowest raes Apply ut Office, under
National Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth street, or office
of agent foot Of sixth street. Washington and 81 Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAML BACON,
se25 President
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FOR SALE-HOGSES.

NOR SALE-At 1900 on terms of 500 cash and
IL ,l5 monthly. win per cent. interest," southwest
corner Twelfth and Park Place II Q, one block north
of Lincoln Park; has rooms, cellar hall bathroom,
SC wcrage gas etc; lot about 4OxlI0, TO alley unim.
proved properly wanted for cash. w STARR, n o
cor fifteenth st and ave. dell-It
n II II bargain, twOstory, pressed-brick front
IA house: bay-wndOw on both stories; six rooms.
cellar Latrobe. marble mantel, gas bath and water
situated Twelfth st W, nj 81 900 $500 cash bal
anco TO suit purchaser Address j BARCLAY, Re
publican office. del0-Stt
NOR SALE-Furnlshed or unflrnisled-A rare
IL chanco-A handsome twe-5tOry and basement
brick house, bay window; rooms; gas bath, range,
hot and cold water, lirObe speak Ing tubes, DC,
Ninth ST H. ", near II to parties desiring house
pleasant street in good locality this property must
certainly commend Itself Ninth pass the
door; erms easy. Apply 1910 Ninth ~ Nv. deu-tf
nN liberal terms, threestOry basement Resi-
~ dence, with all modern Improvements; situated
on Eleventh III; within n minutes walk or the Fist
cars; inquire AZ National Republican office. selgt
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FOR isENT-EqOUSEs.


FURNISHED, S-room brick; modern conve N ences;
A one square from Capito rent moderate. Inquire
at III Second st dei2
VNOR RENT-A 7-room house, 6lj Seventh st n G;
~ gas. water bath, and cellar. Apply TO II WHIT
TLfSEY, cor N ave and Fifteenth ST. dei2
LNOR RENr-A nicely furnished house, with all
A. modern improvements, ind every convenience;
suitable for n Member OF Congress. No 5lj Eleventh
st W. dele
L,oB RlNT-A furnished horse-The elegant and
II commodOuS residence of the late MIR Il NJ
Mosher, situated No 80 First st, Georgetown. G; the
house contains II rooms, in perfect order, with all
modern improvements, making II ono of the most
desirable residences In the District. ppy TO HUGH
CAPEltTON, ut the house, or to w ii CLAGEIT, $40
Market space Washington, for particulars dec3-l0t
FNNo private family only, the whole any part offs
Il very desirable and thoroughly furnished house,
suitable for Member Of Congress-; CRATE In back parior
aud all modern improvements q Grant Place dec2-tf
NOR RENT-Call and SEQ our list OF property Tor
II rent JOHN SHERMAN x CO..
nugLH st, Cloud building,
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To take effect
SUNDAY. NOV 10, Is7O. AT $50 z. NJ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-06

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e1r1e dewa sea- Lzgh-T zDozt an bSur
xiterHErd Ccl-roFe and Miss Allison
EA5e3 - sc..S ground. and rsirrDsd 10
the essys boxing as if they had gene
iAr0zgA TIE Z1ln war.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
American Celebration in London.
hnnE'hL VI IHt FhIkLt IMYtNIAL.
other European Notes Of Interest.

CAPE Tow. June 4, via Madeira July 5.
Colonel Aewgate has cleared the country
between the Iiyotyosi and Upoko rivers
without loss A later telegram SAYS intel
hgenee has been received Of the arrival Of
Two more MESSENGERS from Cetywayo. at
Pletermoritzourg. asking time for 4 con-
ference. They have been sent 10 head
quarters. 1t Is sumored that a Fortnight
armistice has been agreed to. ofirisl In
quiry into the death Of the Prince Imperisl
has closed. Lieut.. Carey has been court
martialed.
LONDON, july s.
A banquet in celebration OF Independ-
ence Day was given al the Westminster
Palace Hotel last night, about 100 ladies
and gentlemen we're present. Curtis
Gould, Of Boston. occupied the Chair in
place Of Welsh. United States Minister.
who was unable to attend in Of
tho death Of his sister. Isaac II.
Bailey Of New York. was Vice
Chairman. and Ii. +. Gilleg, Treasurer.
This Chairman proposing the first toast,
The Day we celebrate" said: Americans
could congratulate themselves that another
year found them still further advanced As
. Republic. Stewart l.. Woodford, OF New
York, responded in q graceful speech.
Toasts then followed to ITO the President
Of the United States" ITO the Queen Of
England. The American Republic and
'sOur Mother Country, to which appro-
pirate responses were made. The toast to
the Parliament Of England and Congress
OF the United States" was replied to by
Mr.. Puleston. a member of Parliament.
The British troop ship Orontes arrived
at Madrid to-day with the remains Of the
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frO1 tie he-en1, Montana, Herald.
One Of these phenomenas occurred On
the head Of Birch creek, in Umatiila
county, Oregon, during the frat week Of
june The Pendlet0n Independent :"
Says Of the storm. that ii was one Of ex-
IRENE fury. Ths water did not fall in the
form Of rain. but rather seemed TO
come down In the homogeneous mass Of
water mixed with hail. The hilIsides APP
peared to be q foot deep with moving
water, rocks and earth. and on the head Of
Spring Hollow some mountains are en-
tirely stripped Of sal and vegetation. The
creeks rose suddenly and came down pre-
senting, in some instances. q front ten to
Is feet, carrying terror and destruction in
their path. Happily there is no loss Of
life TO record, but the damage to gardens,
orchards and feldE is great, and in some
cases ~irreparable. A remarkable pheno-
menon Of this storm was the finding in
Spring Hollow Of several speckled trout, Of
about a foot in length. How they came
there Is a mystery TO Jimmy Hacket. who
found them. He declares that such front
are only found in the mountains.