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New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
THE ADVANCE on CANDAHAR.
NOuINITYONS IN MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. IA caucus of Green
hackers aud Democrats combined, tonight nominated
the following candidates for State oces Secretary Of
State T. H. Grove. of BIddeford; Acknowledgement
william II. Mcclellan; Adjutaut-General, Samuel d,
Leayitt The harmony between Greenbackers aud DeIr
OyTats continues. - , c,,
Tne Republicans nominated the following :. j. Chad
hournr for Secretary If state: Henry Is CLeaycs IoL
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
p O S T s G RIP T
LATEST FOREiGN NEWS.
END OF THE COTTON STRIKE.
3:45 a. m.

END OF THE COTTON STRIKE
SURRENDER OF THE sTRIKERs-THE COST OF THE
sIoPPAGE OF WORK.
LONDON, Thursday Jan. ., 1879.
The Oldham cotton strike has terminated.
Al conference between the employers and operatives
committees yesterday, the latter Internationally ac
cen,cd the proposed reduction. 1t expected that
work Will he fully resumed on Monday.
The masters, at yesterdays meeting, refused
70 pledrc themselves to restore old hands TO
tbeir former places exempt c3rdeis from
The reduction, The loss in wages by the
strike amounts 10 100000, besides the expenditure
OF the Union funds and loss TO capital by
the stOppage OF four million splndles Inc
pany in oldham announces a loss OF 600 DURING
tbe last three months This the grcaiest loss ever
sustained by any company sincc the cotton famine.
THE ADVANCE on CANDAHAR
LONDON, Thu sday, Jan. 2, 1879.
The Daily TelegrdpFS correspondent with the
ouctta column says the artillery has safely passed INC
Khoiak Pass The bulk OF General Bidduiph's division
is now IN the plain OF Candaar.
The T,egdphs correspondent at Jelaabad states ina,
four regiments have deserted lakOOb Khan because OF
dispute about pay.
FAILURE AT BOMBAY.
BOMBAY, Wednesday, Jan. ], 1871
Messrs. Nursey, KeSsdwjec n Co. nave
failed. Their liabilities extensive.
lfor other Foreign N,"s see f'f" fdJeJ
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
STATISTICS or ARRIT1LS.

ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PORTS POR THE MONTH
OF DECEMBER.
give below the number Of arrivals vessels from foelen
counties this port for the month Of December distinguish
ing their class and nationality. This table s complied from
the books Of the Government kept at the Barge Oc By Mr.
lfLAI 40 Rnar
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

COAsTWISE ARRIVALS.
The number Of arrivals from domestic during the
time follows:
sirs Ships. Brks Brigs. schs. Total.
Eastern ports l9 6t7 6!3
southern poTts............. SO ~ III
r,.., 7o7 =2e e;o
TOtal........."....-.....lOI 5 i0o SJo
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
Announcements

A pleasant NOURIsHING PrLMoNlC. ..
Thai NV romI,,,y PHILLIPS PALATAME con IttE
conrjno, on with PHOsPHO NIIRlNt y spiio"ul al F"'
sir,ns sold by all druggists. Depot, Plalts''
For Breaking up Colds Use
JAMES EArEI toRANE
THIS Son OF VULCAN.
By Besant and Rice
TRIBUNE NoyEL EXrR, No 10
Price, Ten Cents
seDtby mail on receipt OF price
Address
Now.York.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

INGTON AND NEw-YoRk.
New Years Day was observed at the Ma
tional Capital yesterday by the usual re-
ceptons at the White House and at the
residences of the Cabinet officers ana
others. The social observance OF the day III
New-York and the neighboring towns was
general and hearty despite the unfavoraoie
weather.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

CTRICTURE, Impotence and Dlscasess W. Hoar.s uss
- Grn,rstiye organs radically snI spe''nt ~ synstoaT
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02

NEW YEARS DAY IN CANADA.
TORONTO, Jan. New Years Day was OBJ
New-York tribune., 1879-01-02
NEW YEARS CALLS.
THE SNOW FLAKES NO DRAWBACK.

THE CELEBRATION OF THE DAY GENERAL IN WASH
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20
''nn>,l MDiiOn tured.

An old physician. retired from prac-
ice. having had placed in his hands
" an East India missionary the form
,la of u simple vegetable remedy for
~ speedy and permanent cure for
consumption, bronchitis, Catarrh.
asthma, and all Throat and Lung AT
"rtlnns. also Il positive and radical
IRE for Nervous Debility and all
{erv"ns Complaints. after having
rSt;,, it's wonderful curative powers
in thousands of eases, has felt it his
inty to make it known to his suffering
lows Ac1uated by this motive and
desire 10 relieve human suffering. |
>ll send free Cf charge to all who
sire it, this recipe, with full di
."'i"ns for preparing and using. in
,prman, French. or English. Sent by
nil h> addressing with stamp, nau
th,< ntper. W. w. SIIERAR, 1z9
20Wer,s' Plock, Rochester, ~ Z.
36eow6m
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20
BRISTOL.
i cbruary IS, Is

cDI udty Is, 1917.
The revival meeting at the PLANK
NOss0 cLHrcA were continued lne past
week. Tie lAborers are members ot
Dung Mems Christian Associations.
Mr. Lewis, the ciiiel PREACHER, worNs
WlCh great e;lrnestneSs ana faithful
ness. His addresses are not sttldi. d
specimens of oratory, but plain, 10, ical
appeals to the reason Of his hearers.
There is no attempt to excite enlc-
tion, sie seems to Want his hearers to
he convinced as well as converted.
HIS fellow Iaborers Messrs. Clemens IL
Mory have also done good work.
At Wesley chapel on Sunday last
Mr. Lounsbury dlscOursed with his
usual earnestness on the duty OF the
hristlan to go to the right place, God
wald, 10 find out what God would
have him do.
Mrs. Gray living near the Plank
Road church is very sick.
A daughter of Mrs. Giddings is very
sick with diphtheria, but is reported
to be improving
Mr.. Lewis, the evangelist, closed his
labors here las night. He goes to
Bloomington i'll the western part of
the state this week to hold meetings.
There is Il great effort being made
to move Asbury chapel to Bristol
Station. 1t will be better institu-
ton for that village than the saloon
that is going up.
Mrs. Spencer invited the pupils of
our school (No. s. to spend the eve
ming at her house last Friday. Lots
OF them went and were happier than
princes. There was pop corn, apples,
cake, pie, &c, &c. There is lois Of
Old folks round here, that wish they
We're boys and girls SO they could 90
10 the next party, at Mrs. Spencer's.
Some Ut .he young ones staid quite
Late and it was well that there WAS
not auy school on the next day.
"A social dance took place one eve
ming last week at the hous. OF Mr.. j.
Nj. Kellogg. Twelve or fourteen
couple shook the light fantastic toe.
SEMEN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20
The .De0lh-2'ate OF

Our country is getting to be fearful
ly alarming, the average of life being
lessened every year, without any rea
sonable cause, death resulting general.
ly from the most insignificant origin
At this season of the year especially
a cold IS such 70 common thing that in
the hurry Of every day life we are apt
to overlook the dangers attending il
and often find too late, that Il Fever
~ Lung trouble has already set in
Thousands lose their lives in this way
every winter, while had Boschees Ger
man Syrup been taken, Il cure would
i'ave resulted, and large bill from :,
Doctor been avoided. For all diseas-
IS Of the Throat and Lungs, Boschee's
German Syrup has proven itself to he
he greatest discovery of it's kind in
medicine. Every Druggist in this
country will tell you of it's wonderful
Effect. Over $4,000 bottles sold last
sear without a single failure known.
47y1eOW.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20
!. gal II Offices,
Ns..osna county Circuit court.

Me&osna CONnty Ciregit Court.
WITCH 4. Higgins. Plaintiff, against Emma n
Golden, Tomas * Holden and William Rob
It's, Defendants
~ virsue and in pursuance of u Judgment Of
1l.c!osur,. and S.lie rendered in the above enti
"a action on the 18th day OF Ja iuafy 1878, t
ltl offer for sale and sell ut Public Vendue al
sc FRONT door OF the Court House in the city III
aHoshA nn the 18th day of March 1879, ut t""
ciucn III Tie afternoon Of THAI day the rea
state ald mortgaged premises directed in til,
aid iUdgne!a TO be sold and therein describes
: follows 10 wit Lots nineteen (i9) and TWEEN
60 in block Lniee 80 Of DurKets EaSteri
.t}dftIon, III the northwest quarter OF Section
w o. Township one C) North OF Range TWEEN
y-three (23) East also part of said Northwest
,l.arter section. beginning one hundred twenty
40 and one -hlif rods south OF the northwest
,,3rNrr OF sil quarter section and on the line
i;ying sections five g and six (6). thence south
oar O. rods. thence east degree north fourteen!
~ rods, thence north four (-O r'ds, thence west
oUrtean a rods 70 place of beginning. suppos-
Il Iot tventy-one q Of said block tilee j. 0i
}uri<i e's Eastern I'll ition as per recorded plat,
IN third ward Of the ity OF kennSna.
.)ated Sheriffs Office Kenosha. Wis.
January 28Jh, 1919 !
n. 9PARTZ,
Sheriff Of ken0Sha County.
JV & G. Quares. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
35W7 kenosha. Wis,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20
WHIPPING AS A PENALTY FOR
CRIME.

Delaware retains whipping in it
penal code, and ne frequently SEQ &c
]. coun. Of persons being whipped 4
the VI hipping post III hat state. III
court determines the nulnber ct llsh..
and the v llipper determines tue sever
ijy Of ll.o iasi}es. Perhaps the cour
may order the i.,ssieS; to pe we'll lalt
On. Tie whipping IS OH / A8 bare b.tci
and may by Law he required 10 ii. SO
/ Tie kind Of whip nay also Ue defined
by hsH. We say snay BIZ, FOR We art
not certain how tax the law is detinit.
! in these respects.
Delaware we believe is the only
State OF The United States which by
Law provides fog whipping as Il penal
ty OF PUNISHMENT for crlue Vi oi1cnse,
And Delaware nas generally been look
Oh upou as III The dark and away be-
hinu Tie age III this respect. ALI. Vi IL
Ter States h.Bye walled witt, ANXIOUS
sullcltliua FOR Delaware 10 uecona siii-
ticIently enlightened 10 repeal tIe laws
providing for whipping as pei.a,iy
ANA to abolish the whipping post.
Wisconsin has, generally beel. looked
upOn rs o.ie Of the most enlightened
States and ready to make progress Iii
prison reform us we'll rs other reform: +.
But Notwithstanding this general goo0
o. ,inion OF Wisconsin it was proposed
3nd earnestly advocated in The ASSEM-
bly, to make whipping Il penalty for b, =
ing q tramp. Ban there Nere those in
tile ASST niDly who earnestly aud abby
0ppuHed / and il Waa defeated How
ereI provoking and criminal trtmts
may De, auu however detective ,ile
present penal code OF tie Stale may be-,
MahnS, whipping "a peiiaiiy Wn,liu
neither improve tho code, nor ia It's
application rctorin the iranlps. Il Gil :
fefen5 Change OF he penal code !. ile,,,-
ed Tor lta lnpGoy e,nrn,, aud ditferen;
measures are necessary Tor lie punisii-
fuent alld reform OF granps, and 10 pr, :
vide against their increase. Anu ue
trust tie Legislature. in It's wisdon.,
will provide something better, som.-
thing which VIII make advance an>.
not backward o.,ress, something
which VIII DC cre,it;,bIe and not dis
crttiitabie 10 the State.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20
DIR. D'UNGER's CURE EoR DRUNKEN
MISS.

We Drint in this DaDar an article
from The Citizens League, Chicago,
OH DR.. D'Unyer's g'ura for Drunken
ness. The Y.eauue apdnr,e, y, DI1u-
o.r,, c,,,.., .,a a.. N. n;,,.1.Jf ..,.,s
.,,..l, ,y.r. ,,.am -, ia. ,.b.,..ot, ;,
o,, uo,.,,.,,,, ,s ~. n,,-..on ..,.,
81. r,,a ,;d,.,1a,l l,v f..,x r. ,,,.;n,an
a,,d ,,n,,u D,.,, g., v..,,y fa,y nAysi-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20
LEAD ng Railway
OF THE
We t aid Nor h-W est,
Embracing under one Management
2.l5S MILES OF ROAD,


and forming the following Trunk ntnes {:
''Jnicago, ounci Bluffs & california Line,
." hcagO. Sioux City & YanktOn LINE" CHI
| cago, linton, Dubuque Il La rosse Line
chicago, Freeport & Dubuque Line, :" inca
go, LID Crosse. mona Minnesota Line, '"CLi
cago. st Paul & Minneapolis Line" Chicago
Milwaukee 81 Lake superior liue,' ''ChicagC
Green Bay g. Lake Suptrinl Tine
The advantages Of these Lines art
l. 1.-THE passenger is going to or from al
point i'll t. e entire West and North West, Il
can buy his tickets via some one of this Com
pany'S lines and be sure of reaching his deSt
nation By 1T OR ITS CONNECTIONS.
2. The greater part OF its lines are laid Wit
Steel Rails, The road bed is .perfec'. No rOa
mas IL bet tr OF smoother track.
g. It is the short line between all impOrtal
points.
A. It's trains are all equipped with the Yves
ingh0use Air Brae e. Mlller's PAtform IL
coI ,,lers and the latest improvements for con
fort, safety and convenience.
s. Ii is the only Road III the West runnil
the celebrated Pullman Hotel ars betwet
hcagO and Council Bluffs.
g. 1t is the OnIy Road running the Pullnl:
Palace Sleeping ;.rs elmer way betu cen
-, licagO and st. Paul. " hicagO and Gree
Bay" Chicago aud Freepor,," hicago and I
Crosse" 20 Chicago and Winona.," iicaeo ~.
Dubuque."'' hirago anu Mctregor." 'Chica
and milwaukee,"
| I. Ii is the only road passing along the shoi
| Of Lake Michigan between CHICAGO aid Nil
WAUKEE.
The only Road running -Four Expire
| Trains a day via IFS lines betw. Ell lineage
points in Minnesota
9 NorOad offers equal facilities in numi
| OF thorough trains, equipped with Pullman p:
ace sleeping Cars.
!, 10. 1t runs Two Express Trains Daily ea
way on all its lines and four trains each way L
tween hicago and Milwaukee
| IL 1t makes cOnntctio. with all Lines eros
| ing at int, rmediate points.
| The popularity of these lines is steadily i
ereasing and passengeIs should , consult til
| For information, Folders Maps SC not
tainable at Home Ticket Office, address a
! agent of the Company Or
| MARVIN HUGHTTT. w II. STENNETT
Gent Manager. hicago H.. Gent Pass. AZ
I hicago, Ill.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20

! had twelve strokes of Paralysis.
My leg, arm and tongue were useless
was obliged to use a Catheter every
day. Doctor Giles Liniment Iodide
Ammonia has cured me. Mill answer
any inquiries, SO that all afflicted NAV
know Of it. JOHN APPEL.
North Brannford, Conn.
Sold by Marden & Farr. Send for
pamphlet. DIR. GILES.
100 West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial bottles 25 cents.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20

Union Pacific Railway stock jumped
from IS 3-S to IS on the strength of a
fumor i'll Wall street that Jay Gould
rad lost control of the corporation.
md had sold 100000 shares Of the
%tock to syndicate at s..
Another r,lmor is that Jay Gould
Fought Union Pacific railway stock al
% and SOLD it at IS and more, and Is
r cher tn II ever.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20

The communication Of LOST. from
Salem, was not received in time fo1
the TELEGRAPH Of last. week. It a,,-
pears, III this paper. One might
think from the first part OF the com.
lnunication that the writer was lost
out II he is, we hope he may soon find
himself.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20
state Of w i~rOsssin. &c.
XRasNSha atDtlfisY. ~.

EANtsSSMH ajDNDsYs
IN PROBATE -KEN0sH> COUNTY COURT.
In the matter Of the estate of James Lieber de-
ceased
on reading and fling the position OF larissa
l.iebcr. administrator of the above estate rep
rn>entig among other things. that she has
fully administered said estate and praying
I'hata mc ind place br fixed for examining
md allowing her account OF her administration
il is urdered that said account De examined by
he Judge If this court on the first Tuesday OF
arch. /. d., S79. ut his office III The city q!
kenosll;; and SAID county, at 10 ocioch, a. NJ.
Of said day
And ii is further ordered, that notice thereof
be given to all persons Interested by publishing
4 copy Of this order fnf Shree successive weeks
rinr to said day ut examination in the krnoshs,
Telegraph weekly naW>plpar published at
,en0shA city. III t1e county OF Hen,Sla, :tnG
state Of Wisconsin bOLAEE FkEN "A.
t'OuNTY JUDGE
Dated ut ieno5ha, this 4th day of February
4 ID. 1879 36"3
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20

A bill has been passed by Congress
and signed by the President allowing
women lawyers to practice iu the SUI
preme Court of the Uni1ed States, and
is now law.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20
!; lGNDsllA TELEGRAPH
KENOSHA, WIS, FEB. 20 1879.
CLsJRgsswE ssAyg2@

THE TELEGRAPH will club with the
following magazines and papers at the
following rates old subscribers pay
ing up and a year in advance:
Telegraph and Harper's Magazine IS 20
Telegraph and Harper's Weekly 5 20
Telegraph and Harper's Bazaar 5 20
Telegraph and Scribners MONTHLY & 20
Telegraph and st Nicholas i 40
Telegraph and Chicago Eveuns Journal
Weekly rs
telegraph and Semi Woaisly Inter ocean 80
Telegraph and Weekly Inter-Oce 05
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20
LEGISLATIVE

"A tramp bill has elected a good deal
OF discussion in the Assembly Us to
what should constitute tramp and
what its punishment should be.
Making VIII ppinsa part Of the punish
meat was strongly advocated by some
and us strongly opposed Ivy others.
1T was finally defeated. The question
t. exempt tha lands of the Wisconsin,
Central railroad from taxation il ca,,s-
ing u good deal OF disc lssion in the
Senate and remains undecided.
Tie Senate has passed bills making
May 30 Il legal holiday; incorporating
the city OF Ahnap9a, Kewaunee coun-
ty: recognizing the Site Horticul-
tural Society, and appropriating there
to 5000 annually; and limiting the
amount OF school tax to BE- levied in
any one year to 5 per cent Of the tax
able properly il the district. In the
Assembly bills have becl, i>,sa.ei os-
tahlshing the boundaries OF Taylor
Marathon, Lincoln and Clark coun-
'tps and TO exempt from taxation for
gen years lands of the North Wiscon-
90 railway. \ bill causing Il lengthy
itild increasing debate reducing the
!s4&i a,e of interest to per cent
Wlea "oi m ,n5ipnt,l, ana s per cent
~ special c0llrd;, Was ordered en-
crossed aad REAL IL third time.
-. Il. Fleming, the successor Of
t4e it,e Represent tive Ii .rsril e, OF
Ar FIRST Georgia District, deceased
took Ais - SC il 1,lsteis llis H,nuly
H. will htse oue saot5 Coagression-
I'll experience.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20

Mrs. Bayard Taylor is oppressed
with debt, and unable to leave Bertha.
The Consul General at Berlin paid
the expenses of Bayard Taylor's funer-
al.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20

Why need people die with diphthe-
ria. Two sure cures FOR it are pub
lished. Sulphur and kerosene.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20

Beautiful Silk ana Wool Dress
tiuutlS dt soc worth 800
Double fold invisible STRIPES and
TWlils Ill 4oc worth 90
IS inch C;,lnels Hair iii 81 p worth rs
Grey mixed MUhairS (Aarianteu)
at 81, worth so
Double weight II inch Poplns, ali
colors, at 30, worth -
81 inch BrilliantlneS III Brown
only ut 25, worth 50 y
English BUuretteS al ~, worth :'211
Balkan Twills at 20, worth 35
per;t Cloths (heavy) ut 20, worth 3211s
Il Alpac;tS, all cOloTo Ill 1913, worth ~
scotch Pialds at y iliH; 10,
worth 20 and %
Fancy roplins at 5, 5. 10, i21a, and
15c, worth 80 per cent more.
Wool Cashmeres, III all colors from
soc, to ai.00
Black Alpacas from 15G to 100
Black C;tshmeres, best makes, so 10 q /"
Black Silks from 75c To 400
.Cuiored Silks from 75c 10 ZOO
Choking VeIvets, I'LL reduced.
,.loaks. Diagonal and Mateasse, at $40,
$l2, $l5 and ;slS, reduced from SIS,
$lS, $40 and $50.
Cloaks (Beaver) from 1915 To $1,000
former prices from So to $50.
Bargains III Shetlands and other Sliawls
Bargains III Towels. Handkerchiets,
aCloakings, &c. a lot of CorSets, i'll
sizes, "a, %, rs, II and % inches at
SO ana 75c, reduced from 81 and $3.50
: fuillint. of Cor>tsts at Popular Prices
INsEHDING FOR SAMPLES,
Please maine the GOODS AND PRICES desired,
as near rs possible. All Orders filled Promptly
and arefullS.
Retail, lst Floor: wholesale. I'll Floor; Manu-
factory Sd Floor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-14
GEoRGETOWN NEWS.


A walking match has been arranged between
MeSsrs. John Curtin and John Potter for n six
miles walk, to commence Friday morning, at six
o'clock. The tramps will commence their eXpod-
ton from the Droyers' Rest, on the Conduit road
Is $50.
The steam packet f. L. Moore, owned by Mr.. III
q. Wagner, has recently been put in thorough re.
pair. Her woodwork hos been thoroughly over.
hauled and IN measure renewed. The boat has
been newly painted and furnished with new ma.
chtnery Her cabins have been elegantly fur
nished.
A town correspondent writes that General D. G,
NlcCollum, who died last winter was the author of
the poem THE Water Mill" attrlbuted,in the Press
the other day to the German. The poem was slug
gssRGd to HIN b the water rushing 9roh the
and orgctown.-EOttidHd (Me.) Pess.
Curtis school building was crowded last night on
the occasion Of the public rehearsal given by the
Georgetown Masonic choir In compliment 70 It's
inactive members The choir was assisted by
some of the best local artists including Miss Lois
Mygntt, Mrs u. W. Barrett, Miss Lottie swallow,
aud Miss Perdi,a Altschuh The choruses By the
choir were rendered in excellent style The re.
hearsal was conducted by Mr.. l.. $. Holmes, the
leader of the choir, with Mr.. w. NJ. Tastet, organst
The merchrnts and financial men of Georgetown
are greatly dissatisfied with the action OF the Balti.
| more and Ohio and Adams Express Companies In
abolishing their offices In Georgetown. The grain
merchants whose business Is largely in the sec.
lions of the country where there IRE 10 banks have
rcsorted to these two express companies in making
their remittanccs In the rural districts. The mer'
chants of Georgetown Will now be compelled to 90
| TO Washington to forward money packages, but
there Is movement Oh foot TO ship all their goods
In the future by steamer.
The Georgetown Dashaway Club held large and
enthusiastic meeting last night at their hall over
the new market house. on High street. The presi.
dent, Mr. John Berry presided, with a, H. Jones as
secretary. Stirring addresses were delivered by
Messrs J. y. Dunnng Arthur. shepherd Jcrc vii
lams, Watkins Addison, jr., Major Redgrave, Wal
| ter ilillery, X. II. Scdmore, and John Thompson
| Mrs. Mexican presided ut the organ aud Mr.. Cum
| berland led the singing. Mr.. Shepherd, who was
| received with great applause, made an eloquent
| temDeranCe appeal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-14
baltimore General Market.

iPNlilMuHE, lATCn Is, 1871.
Cotton quiet. Mddllng 9s.c.
Flour quiet, weaker and shade or IIowar,i.sreet
and Western superine, 10 5Gi do extra, ~ 2i4 rs;
do family. sja575i city Minis supernnr 70 JOGii do
extra, S5d57j; do Rio brands, 30; Patnpsco nlmlly
tJ7j
Wheat-Southcrn duh and lower. Western lower
and weak. southern red 81 iiGl 10; do amber, 81 II
al Is; No . Pennsylvania red, - Is; MOI Western
winter red spot and March, 81 l2l 10; April 81 Iei
I'll 10; May, Il 1901 1871.
COrn-Southern firm and fairly active. Western
Arm. Southern white, SIC; do yellow, aka i5ci
Western mixed, spot aud March, l3Ed 1910; April
HSgii}lc; May, 1901 jj6c; steamer 4o,ac.
Oats quiet southern, 32Ql33C; Western white 500
BIC; do mixed, Sic; Pennsylvania, S!0lJJc.
Rye steady vt 57@59c
Ql2. 'N' 80
Provisions steady, Mess pork. 80 5o@ONs Bulk
meats Loose shoulders, ic clearrib sides 6c
44c AGd 5!ac. Bacon-ShOulders, old, iN,c; Clpnrrib
sides, new, &C. Hams, 0@l0c, Lard. refined Heroes
73c. Butter steady prime 70 choice Western lsfgOc
roll, $50 lUC. Eggs firm at l5G l6c.
Petroleum dul, Crude, 1ta4s'sC; refined, Olc,
COilee steady. Rio cargoes. 100 l5c.
Sugar quiet son, SisMSlsc.
WHISKY dun vt 81 U1al U1Js,
. Freghts to Liverpool persteam steady Cotton Nd;
hour, q Cd; grain. 7hmEsd.
becelpls-klonr POW boIsi wheat. 0ilOO bu; corn,
6 200 bu oats, 100 bu.
shlpments-wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 1920 bu.