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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-18

Kirkland's superior suspenders,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-18

10 the lsraelites Of Memphis and
vicinity, also Dealers IN MOnu.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-18

am now prepared 70 flrnish inscrip-
lions for monuments IN Hebrew on short
notice, reliable aud prompt Send orders
10 No. Gs Main street.
~ s. DALTROYF.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-18

C1000 Of Bluff City Cotton Mills stock,
SIyVUat Mechanics and Traders Bank,
No. 3 Madison street. f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-18
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

COMPLETE outfit Of fixtures for retail gro-
~ eery store. Address CASH, this ofee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-18

NANCf spring wagon, two single buggies,
j. one t0p-buggy, two sets double harness,
two sets single harness, and two horses. Will
be sold cheaD Al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-18
BOARDING.

EIRST- GLASS board. with furnished rooms.
Il for families or single gentlemen. Also
day boarders, at lT9 Second street. Refer
ences required. ply
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-18

D00MS, furnished or u~nfurnished, with
III board. Also day board, at 4l Shelby
ltteet. References required. ga
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28
o n. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT,
G. p. r. r.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE

DARrIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winne-
mucca. are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto. should be addressed TO the
undersigned at San Francisco, at the @. P.
X, X, office. whers they will receive prompt
atts ticu.
a. Those occupying lands belonging 10 the
company, without having bought or leased
the same. are ala notified to attend to the
matter without delay and avoid trc uble.
nol6k d. II. HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28

II OTIS can now be procured in the flourish
ing mining camp of spring City. oun'
Rose Mining District, Paradise mines, by ap.
plying to the undersigned, the regularly
authorized agent for the sale of the same, o.
letter or in person. HARRY WARREN,
sp~irg City, Nevadi
November 26, le7s
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-28
DAILY SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING tsUNDAYs
EXCEPTEDD. BY
!. j. HILL & Go.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
one copy, one year, by mail. .........$ w
ON copy, six months, by mail. .......... Oc
one COPY, three months, by mail. Oo
Delivered by carrier. 25 Cents per week.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One square tI0 liues, first insertion. .....S2
Zach subsequent insertion. per square,. 90
A liberal reduction TO regular advertisers.
ENTS.
o. W. CRANE. 328 Montgomery street,
Room 10 Safe Deposit Buading, San
Francisco.
L, P. FIsaER. 30 and 2l New Merchants
Exchange San Francisco.
GEO. NJ. MorT, Sacramento, California.
8, f. Riley is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the eLLvE2 STATE
in Paradise Valley.
H. G. Marker is authorized to coRect and
receipt for sub-< riptions ~ the sILvBE sTATE
at Big Meadows.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-14
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE jan 10, lS'V'
Cotton quiet and steady. Middlimg, 0G9!Sc.
Flour fairly active ind firm. Howard-srcet aud
Western superlnc, 80 1908 20 do extra 81 50GI 10; do
family, "a GOtsI 1j CITY Mills supernc, g. 7532j; do
extra, s. jOGi do Rio brands, s si85 90; Paapsco
family, SG2h
Whcat-Southcrn firm, with good inquiry. West
quiet and shade easier Southern rcd, 0jcaS OF;
do amber, II O5GDi O5; No Pennsylvania red Il OS
No Western winter red spot and January, 81 U64
OJ1s; February, 81 O7&@lO,H.
Corn--SUuthern quiet and nominal; no stock. West
crn dull and lower Western mixed spot, ils Giisc;
January, ii'aGrii5.c: February, iibGGiiIc; March.
IIt;dIIjC; steamer, ala Nc.
Oais steady and quiet Southern, 2sG3lc; Western
white, %Jc3ici do IniSed, 25@@9ci Pennsylvania. IS
rive quiet and nominal. southern, jJ05sc
Hay dull, Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, 500
Provisions very quiet but steady. Mess pork, old,
a.; now, 50. Bulk meats OOse shoulders, new, 2In
&c. Bacon-Shoudcrs old sac; cleRr.rib sides new,
0C. Hauls-SngHr-CuICl new, gHO'aC. IArd-Reiined
tierces sc. Butter IN good demand for CbOce West
ern packed lGCpisc: rolls, l5g fc.
Petroleum. weak anu nominal Crude, s'sci refined,
tunee anipt hut held firm Rio cargoes Ili4d 49, c.
sugar In gOulilemund and steady. A son, So lG9c
Whisky quiet ut 81 OD'a 0gi 10.
Freghts 10 Liverpool per steam very quiet. Cotton,
1sd flour, y Cd; grain, ga.
Recepts-EOnr 1901 bblsi wheat, ~ 800 bni corn
iGOOJ bu; oats 1870 bu
Shipments Wheat, 1900 bu; corn, Is, 200 bu.
CATTLE MARKET,
Cattlo--1lle market was dull and prices without
| serious change, IN view OF quality. Very best lrl9
| s Bloc; first quality, i@i5Gc; medium, S@9sc; OTd
nary a5,6p3c. The most sales were w 35sGyi5sc, tie
| ceipts, ., l7S head. Sales, ,O2i
SNine-The market was moderately and prices vel
maui aned Quotations, 4g+ac Receipts 9,2tA head
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-14

regulating equity practice have already been
taken, this court will, AFTER the cause has been
dockeled, entertain an application for suspen-
sion or modification Of tho Injunction, based upon
a statement Of the facts affecting the application
10y Justice or judge who took part in the decision
All such applications must be printed and submit
ted on briefs. No oral arguments VIII be heard
unless specially ordered.
No. 1d7l Martha Trigg ct al, appellants, VS.
Thomas Nelson. executor &c. Appeal from the
Circuit Court Of the United states for the western
district Of Tennessee on motion of Mr. Fillmore
Beall dooketed and dismissed with costs
No. 1879. Hobart G. Digger ct AL, plaintiffs IN
error vs. Willis p, Bocock ct al. In error TO the
Supreme Court of Alabama. ON motion of Mr..
James 4. Jones, docketed and dismissed, with
costs.
No SIG william Faxon and I. Il, Elms plaintiffs
I'm error, VS.. Thomas Russell, collector, %c. SUB
mittod by Mr.. c. l.. Woodbury., for plaintiffs in
error and by Mr. Assistant Attorney smith, for de.
PENDANT in error, under twentieth rule.
No. lGi The Village of Evanston, plaintiff In
error VS., Jesse Gum. submitted by MI George ~
Idle, for plaintiff in error, and by Mr. Writ Dexter,
for defendant In error, under twentieth rule.
No sOi. Frank +. Case, receiver, NC, plainlih IN
error, vs.. Alfred Marchand ct al. submitted by j.
r. Rouse and William Grant for plNntih III error,
and by Mr.. Joseph p. Homer, for defendant In
error, Under twentieth rule.
No $40. NJ. Wolf ct al, appellants, vs.. Louis sliX
ct NJ. submitted By MIR. William NJ. Nandolph ana
Mr.. Henry Graft for appellants and 10y Mr. Josiah
Patterson for appellee.
No. SIG. De Viii O. Farrell ct AL plaintiffs in or
ror, VS.. The United states. submitted py MI. H. Is.
McCagg for plaintiffs In error and by Mr. Assistant
Attorney General smith for defendant IN error.
No. $50. The United States. plaintiff iu error, vs.
Adam Gab, submitted by Mr.. Assistant Attorney
General smith for plaintiff in error, and By Mr. Il
;. Wilson for defendant In error
No. 1il. The United States, plaintiff in error, VS.
Clark W. Thompson ct nj. Argument commenced
by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General smith for plain
III in error and continued by Mr, NJ. :. Wilkinson
for defendants In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-14
HOUSE or REPR rs Eyr.irIvEs.

MI. SWAMI, chairman of the Committee on For
elBn Affairs, submitted report of the proceedings
of that committee touching the death of Gustav
Schlelcher bearing testimony 10 the unexamplcd
merits, honest craftsmanship, and kind qualities Of
their late colleague directing the payment of the
remainder Of his salary as a member of the Forty
fifth Congress to his bcrCaYcl family and rcuucgt.
ing the next Congress TO make similar appl6priu-
ton of his salary us member Of the Forty sixth
Congress,
agreeing TO n resolution making arrangements for
the performance of the burial service IN the hall Of
the House Of three p m, the House, NJ l21Oro
recess until 255.
Before the termination Of the recess taken by the
House the galleries were dgnsey crowded with
spectators, because Mr.. SchlGichcr having resided
almost continuously in Washington for the last
three years, was well known and very popular in
the city.
called the House to order, the DOorkcepor an.
nOunced the presence of the Senate, ana the
Speaker and members arose and remained stand
ing while the Senators, headed by the Nice-presi-
dent and accompanied by their principal officers,
filed down the main aisle and look the seats as
signed to them on either side Of the main aisle, the
Nice;Presiden! taking his position beside the
Speaker.
The same ceremonial was observed when the
ChefJustice and Justices Of the Supreme Court,
wearing their silk gowns, entered and moved TO
their seats on the west side OF the IN front of
the Speakers chair and when Immediately after
ward the President and members of tho Cabinet
took their seats on the opposite side corresponding
W those occupied by the judges
other chairs IN the area were reserved for Mr..
Schlechers family, Shortly after three o'clock the
funeral corege appeared IN charge of the Sergeant
alarms who, as web as the attendant pallbearers,
wore white muslin scarf buttoned with black
TOsctte,
AS the body was borne up the aisle and placed on
the cataiNlque, over which flowers were srewn all
those present stood up reyerentlaly and every,
thing being in due order the religious ceremonies
were performed by tho chaplain Of the House, rs.
sisted by the chaplain Of the Senate.
AMER the conclusion Of the Gel emonies The House
adjourned until tomorrow
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-14
GEORG ETO INV NEUS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

The funeral Of the late Philip 7. Berry took place
yesterday afternoon from his late residence, corner
of Dunbarton and Congress streets, and was at.
tended by number Of the most prominent citizens
of the District among whom We're the Hon. w. w.
Corcoran, Colonel X. p. Dodge Treasurer of the
District; Francis Dodge, Collector of Customs DR..
c. II. CIagin, 5. 4. Brown Morris Adler, BENJAMIN
Miller, q. +. Dunlop, and General Thomas; also
by the vestry of Christ r. Il. Church Of which body
he was q member for lorty-siX years The vestry
met Sunday afternoon and passed resolutions OF
respect to the memory of the deceased, The ser
vices at the house were conducted by the Rev. \.
r. stuart, rector of Christ Church, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Harris of Washington. The floral decora-
tons were proiuse. The pall-bearers were william
Laird, ir, William King, W. d. Cassn Colonel J.
Neil. HOllugsworth, James GOszcr, Arthur Bright,
Captain Johns, and Dr. Lewis Mackall. The re.
mains were deposited in the vault of the chanel at
Oak Hill Cemetery As the cortegc passed ont Con.
gress street the bell in the tower Of Christ Church
was tOed.
Mr. William sprague, an employee at the Mont.
gomery House was seriously injured yesterday af-
ing down II hill on horseback, when the horse
slipped from under him and fell on him,
dislocating his thigh joint and injuring him inter
nally. lie was sent for by Mr. Lynn and brought
TO The Montgomery House, where surgical aid was
rendered by Drs. Frank Lynn, J. a. Richie and
Lewis Richie.
The Rev. Father DeWulf recently pastor ofTrin-
iy Church, became OvcrpOwercd by the cold a few
days since, while riding from Peteryille Md, and
would have persisted had not his condition been
discovered by II member OF Mr.. Denegrie's family
who kindly cared for him.
Friday afternoon man named James McElhesh
while at work on the Washington and Georgetown
RallroAd Companys new building, was injured
quite seriously by having brick fall Oh his mead
EOn Saturday afternoon, while Major J. l.. Paul
was skatingaboye the Aqueduct Bridge, he slipped
and fell iniuring his back quite seriously. He was
assisted to his home, on Second street.
Samuel Johnson, Toledo, Ohio and S. G. John
son, of Maryland, are among the sojourners the
West End Hotel.
The ice on Rock Creek has almost entirely disap-
peaIcd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-14
TIE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the United States.

MONDAf' Jan lo' 1903
On motion of Mr.. Attorncy.General Devens,
Huntington W. jackson. esq. Of Chicago, ILL.,, and
wa VS. 80 - -,
wager swayhe' ESQ., Oh loledo' ohio were auiil'-
ted to practice
On motion of Mr. p. Phillips Theron G.. Strong,
oc, % No,y Won't. oit, was ad,,ittod 10 rroc,ioo
80 VI ~" w w w 80, W ~
oh lhotloh Vi Mr. N"i'el H. 9ill'h ~ Sillth'
esq of Circleyllle, Ohio, was admitted to practice.
Onmotion of Mr.. d. b. Henderson, T.. d. Daniels,
900 Of nuhuouo Iowa ,vos od,,itt,d Ia nroctico
NO 10 lsNae i, Lyon nppeunnti vs. franz ana
Catherine Pollock, no, ~, Isaac IL. Lyon, appel
lant Vs. jesus u'iu, uliiV'tnc ilVl'I"Iue@i w,
pcals from the Circuit court OF the United
states Tor me western ulSFICl Oh leNhs,, becrees
affirmed WIN costs Opinlol, ny MT JUSTICE flelds.
No; 6!l BENJAMIN H. scum ct az, appellants, vs..
me United Slaes ApIGAi rom tl9 district court
OF me United staSea LOT 'e WGSiei uistlet o. AIS
NO. f9b; Inc ChllcI slHles, HppeH9iis vs.. Mc.
DonouShs legalees. Alpr4l rom lht Di'Irlet court
Of the United states Tor NE district OF LnulIann'
Decree reHclseu ulld cn.iat IclhuuSu WIN uiIcc'
ions 70 DISMISS the pclUIpl' opinion Dy MI JUS
tice Miller ~,
=, No: X QUO ana h Ahureae, aPPelahis, Vi =, 4.
keuhelI' SAegutIlNI We, ApPvh Mon h lle SiIcuit
Court oil me uhItcu states or tiie N3ilet uiStlict
of New York. Decree alrmeH win costs OPin,
Miller ana Mr, Justee flelu. -,.,.,o
NO. l23 james ~ larson executor, w., plniuu
IN error vs. hopcttf uuGr en nl, IN error 10 tlle
supreme Conrtoi MISSOURI Mrltol ordlsiniSSel
Tor want 81 Jursuicllou' Opihloh py AlI' Cllel-
justice WaIe, .,.,..,o, T.. -. 49,, ,,
NO SO o. W. betls, %c', plaihtlh IN error VS., u:
MHgTdYe e. a. IN error 10 Lhe Clreult togTt 81
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-14

10y GEO. ". sTlCKNEY, Auclloncer.

TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE ON SUMNER STREET, HOWARD UNI
NERSIIA SUBDIVISION.
by virtue ofa deed Of trust dated August %, lsIl.
and duly recorded IN Iber No 6j9 folio IL, one OF the
land records Tor Washington County, District of
Columbia, and under decree OF the supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia passed ON the 10Th day Of
December 1875 in equity cause No Gilt between John
A. J. CrC8wrl ct al versus Thomas Carter et rl.,
will, ut the request Of the party secured by
said trust. sell at public auction Ia front OF the
premises. ON MONDAY, January q, A. ID. ls70 at
iJ0 O'Clock D. m, the lollowlmgdcscribed real eStato
situate in The county Of Washington, District Of
Columbia, to wit: Lot |, block . In tho Howard
University subdivision oilhe farm OF John 4. Sin tn
commonly known Is "Eilingham Place" rs laid
down on plat OF subdivision OF lots % y, ~. 3J
and 81 and ulley III block ~. Howard University
property, filed In County surveyors Office August
%. ISL.
Terms One third In cash. balance In SIX and
twelve months, with interest ut per cent. Per an.
mum from the day of sale, 10 be secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold. deposit OF 50 to be
paid down at time ut sale. All conYeynnClHg ~ cot
of purchaser. ftcrmS are not complied with In Ave
days the trustee the right 10 resell the prop
crty ut the risk and cost Of doaulung purchaser.
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee
deC?GrOd&dg. Office so Eighth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-14

NATIONAL lIOUTE, AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, '-onrHwr ST's$ VEST, AND SOUTH
SUNDAY. > 70 FABE Fr T. i39s a, $50 AM
AAs; Mi Yo hf2'f MH4lpf!2qi AND nos
Ton EXpRfsS. Eiiicott CITY. on Sundays to
hanos otH nH Sr sop gssS ~ s aHSyer , ard Elk
Ridge, breakfast At Relay. Nv, ,r.,...
GjO-Hall nore, Annapolis, and Way Pielmnnt
Strasburg, Winchester, hascrstown, and Way via
7ioHfB1ITpoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS
s'lo-5loint Of Rocks, pledm,2nt, SlTas6arg Win
''' AND BALTfiMaohH i52PR iii farior Oar 70
New York and Philadelphia stops at Annapolis
sa'IS E9cIs t P S G PFAs rt c9
erick, HogerstOwn, and Valley Branch, except
sunday. Through carlo stanton Pullman cars
EXCEPT saturday
GOo-.;0h sunday ouly-Baltimore. Annapolis, and
looQ-BiLTIMoRE EMPRESS. stops at Bladens.
burg, College, Bcsvillc Laurel, Annapolis juno
tion, JeSsup's and Hanover
i2io- baltimore, Annapolis, Eeott Clty.,and Way,
l'S),-tNEW. YORK, PuILADELrulA,ANDB uS-
TON l.NPltE5S. stops al Laurel. ,,,-.,.
| i!35--lOn sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
4So.BAiTIMoRE BLADENsBURG AND LAU.
Annapolis Junction.
P9R' S on E Wy On nSdys To- Po
OF Rocks and Way stations only.
5-lPilLX bifPiiIA, SoRFoLk, MD BAL
TGMORE ENPhESS; Ellicott CITY. Norfolk GN-
Cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct TO boat at Canton, stops at Bladens-
burg ana Laurel.
a"4 ANS My 55E6IBus
Sleeping cars 10 Chicago.
Slot BALTIM MORE EXPRESS.
OQO-Punt of Rocks and Way Stntlong. $50 . .
"'O AM; FtiITsbtGG EXpiiiss. Tla,barg, cS-
Cept sunday. Pullman Cars. 49, ~
lO:lh-iNEW YORK. PHILA DELPHIA, AND BAL
TINtORE EXPRESS. Sleeping cur TO New York
and special sleeping car 10 Philadelphia
tD0y. ION sunday only. Other trains dally, eS-
cent SUNDAY,
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PROPOSALS..
pRoposALs noe ENvNLorEs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAsUINGTOS, II. c., Dec. II, 1873
Sealed proposals for N fishing Envelopes for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1872 will be Received At
this Department until the 10Th day Of January, 1879,
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon APP
The bids will he considered and accepted or rejected
Item by item, and this advertisement ana the pro
Treasury, and the bond accompanying the same,
shall constitute the cont ract between the Government
aud the bidder or bidders, and no further contract
Will be executed.
Deliveries of envelopes contracted for must com
menCr within twenty ZOO days from the date OF the
award, and be completed within three (S) months
Ali deliveries viii he subject to inspection 10y an
pert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary Of The
Treasury and the delivery of an inferior article VIII
be deemed sufficient cause 10 hnnul the CONTRACT az
the option OF the Secretary. Deliveries must be ree
Of charge 1T the Treasury Department.
The failure to deliver the quantities OF envelopes
forfeiture of the entire penalty OF the BOND or me
secretary of the Treasury may direct the purchase IN
open market of such quantities as shall be necessary
10 supply the deficiency caused by such failure, ana
charge TO the contractors fifty (50) per centum of the
price which II shall be found necessary to pay for
such articles.
firm making IT, and be accompanied by BOND, with
sufficient surees in the sum ftwO thousand dollars
(S2000) approved by United states officer Ofthe DIS
tTrt In which the aurptCa reside do business on
form TO he furnished by the Department luuned
for furnishing such envelopes as may be awarded un-
der II, and the performance Of the contract
and by the samples Of envelopes furnished by the De
pRrtment upon which bids arc 10 be based, VIII NOT Dc
considered and contracts Will be awarded only 10 ea
LhiShed manufacturers Of or dealers III, envelopes
Proposals to be addressed 10 the undersigned, ana
marked, proposals for Envelopes"
TIE Department reserves the right 10 waive detects
"' '''Ne' WIZ JOHN SHERMAN,
iani. Secretary Of tho Treasury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-14

CIRCUIT CoURT--CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
weilacher VS.. Beck non suit. woolford " shil
berg VS.. Wclch Judgment by default. O'ilagun
VS. Henderson verdict for plaintiff for sl7709
Schwartz VS.. Bowling; verdict FOR plaintiff; cent
damages. Greene vs. smallwood Judgment by
default Goerz VS.. KoZel; discontinued by plaintiff
Pylcs VS.. Kenga inquistion verdict Tor plaintiff f;
! cent damages. Burnstein VS. [loiswski verdict
for defendant Bigclow VS. Cronse on hearing.
EQUITY coURr--JUsTGcE MACARTHUR.
Hanson vs.. Stephenson; final ratification of sale.
January Is. Browning VS., Grant; submitted on de
murrer Capitol, North o Street and South Wash
ington Railroad Company vs. Williams; forty days
allowed for taking proof. Laughlin VS.. Fletcher
on hearing.
CRIMINAL coURr-JUsTICE wYLIE.
Jenny Harris and Eliza Jones: grand larceny In
Der Z S97O, while he was under the influence of
liquor; guilty; each was sentenced TO the peniten.
tiary for three years. John y. Coleman; charged
with forging an order on g. NJ. Alexander FOR -;
Oh trial
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit COurt--ChiofJus Cnrtter--No. 2s5
English VS.. Nandcrwerkcn; No. Sol Andrews vs. vs.
North street Railroad Company; No, Sly
prott VS. Mcintosh; No: 32j, Randall vS. w; y
q. r. X. Co.; No. 325lg, Mcintosh VS.. Jacobs No
325, Brooks vs.. Kimmell No. $3.50, sGnderson VS.
Wimsau No. 337, Lincoln, use Of vs.. Campbell ;
No. $685. Hoe n Co. VS.. Murtagh No. 34l, McNeigl
VS.. Gregory ct al; No. 3i3, Leslie VS.. Roberts No
$40, Murray VS. District of Columbia No. BIS, Bur
| ris VS.. Washington Club
Equity Court-Justlce MncArthur.-No. l6, Shep-
| herd VS., Gorham No:l7, Lewis VS.. Kennedy; No
| is, Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
| pany VS.. District of Columbia; No. 49, Washington
| Brick Manufacturing Company VS. Griffin No
p, Simmons VS. Douglass; No. -, Brick VS.. Waller
! No ~, Beckett vs. Jackson No. ~, Lee vs.. Doug
| las No. 20, Campbell VS.. Peck No. y, Bcury vs.
Freedman's savings and Trust Company.
| Criminal COurt-Justice Wylie.-John Young
assault, with intent to commit rape; M0nug
| Holmes, perjury; George Number and James Schcll
riot Adoph Burgess, petit larceny, second oilense
John II. Winnis, alias Paul Jones, larceny.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-14
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

by virtue of two writs of peri lrcirs issued out OF
the Jerks Office Of the supreme Court OF the District
of Columbn, and 10 me directed viii sell ~ phhllc
sale Tor cash. at the Cnurhouse door of said u strict
MONDAY, the 10Th day oi January, 1872 nj Twelve
o'clock NJ, all the right THE claim and interest OF
crty, to wit: Lot in DavdsonS subdivision ofNquae
No 2s2 fronting & feet inches on Massachusetts ay-
ington, j. c. together with nj and singular me 10,
proyrmcnts thereon, seized ana levied upon rs lhe
property of EIenura Babe and Jerome L. Babe, @ sat
isfy executions No. 4tH equity and No. lG,I5O at law
IN favor OF Laura A. Mere et al.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
dpc3I1ts United states Marylal D. e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-14
The following are the Official dosing quotations of
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Commercial News,

DRAIN MARKET
Wheat Owing TO continued 2ht receipts and the
lack of Offerings. wheat market remains quiet and
inactive drawing It's usual supply from the stock in
hand held over siuce the close of navigation. There
is an active milling demand for both DIES rpiions,
while in the absence of sales We quote nQminnly at
tll 05 for good to prime Fuz and 81 Tor lihc''s-
ter.
I'orn-Thc supply of corn continues limited and
tran actions are necessarily restricted. We quote
nonnNlly AT $50 1c Tor yellow ANA white.