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MICHIGAN.

Special D.Dateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MHNosuNEE, Altcl,., Oct. eo.-The Hon. N.
F. lIandy, Of LnnuinE, spoke last evening III
fe1oll!y Aal' 70 I'LL appfeciatsc audience OH
the issMes Of the day. It WIS one: Of the
most telling speeches delivered hero during
te 6ope e. y% III is tt w Vt te he efseton ed'
next Tucstlny. Taitv onu f,r 1ianly. Tin
iiot. .J0hm q. Aiiams ia biljei Tar Saturdny
evening.
sx,,,, o,,,o,,s ~ IT, 1. Tsr t:httooo 1>t,,,r.
,,, epeas 1npea Ifst H.. e. ~ a. e"'sosn aga H., t,
nas;s,; .no,,strn;,c, ] M. WA n t",r,' iii ~. ~,
,vr to "ns,rss ~ Ii" I'll iirmTh,trn,,s ~ this
city. M w Stusic.ital, was ST packed to s,lifocaton
intcco,c,r ssss ,s ,y.yo @ Snia IL t.ai % ndmtttn,,c
~ III hMiid,my "''"D'' ~ fun "'4'''."s'so
tha "n,nn",pn noors tha md the tnttlp
wi!ch Is Geifng 1waEcd With great ylEor by
isnrty Hein., rms i,ir. and fIia ,nost Intense
frali;,r axista jntween ina ioilewers Of th,
rivnl jsnivressinnnI cn,uiiiiufes' 'ri,is fcctntr
i'as bsq Intensified by the af!lo of M the deg:
iooiicI to meet slefcat on ;rics;!ay, hayo r.
s"St".i ~ - t,a hniitlnxinp tartics ~ tI,r SnitI
Snnth ~ ontt .i'> scnk IN mix" cnmffny fnr tbnI,
Al sslycs y GreaklnE ap iiseuSilcas ineet!ass. t
H." w"s h,,', ~ n,lsIn.sSnti % H. f,nns Ffwnr,l
tWsfrn~hcr % i;,,,tnn IL" Fe,;lan m ,mmfrlnt. via
ta stt,m9mIur thfs ,itsfrict fnr iinnIrv IL, fnrl
lima Iurn uIe,,ffI,ri in thnsr flisDnfrtlns IN.
!inn III ti.,,,hIinnma ionr,o tTnt Tia nann.
na5 H. E Ia n,",,,, ~ %rnaIe NJ ~, tSe
,,Ina tr.,,iti.t M XII th fc,lrrs nt ~ n,," s..u
iInicriIneH ItcI an' r. ,, mil Il i"tercstinv o for
the 6uii,lozers ii Tile t,ey i,adS any dcclno..
n,Mht s.sM,hI NJ nSca p1s pam1 tts ,,nnanas rrnxS1
~ atoi.vort 1n",,h,i"nna mr. mrovn,,tcH iba IN
~ t,a trn,' rrti, tI,sir n,, sa,t axn,tiom
Thty !is mule 3 ttw lemo,stratons, @ @ cut wero
WThpy S's.oo ,ro. ,,,o3a tv co,.
r!.sS 9 p'H HMSrgps Sph tha n,.Iast mIe Sfri',nntnr
ss M H., tr,, IL ac ,vns in,1inr
aiaa aieGts4 onc' naS as! na9!oneu ~, ngk ,t,1l,k
vesy ~ ts', ILL wfniy tIM IL s a.,nnes
WoH MN I.su ~ oae1l 1ces e1''' e'e81 "Ao epeaAot
~ v et,o sc ~. ,I,,n. y, ,lo 1,,oh;oo, ao,d f,-
w M9n suMtS 70 snhu ~, utS' 1c.s eo"" 'o'
AsAt "euh. n!!a stunt 9un 9,.. n,!Gr. .a..N., ~.
s ros'uN MN ~ ea1..oe" ~ os,'e .ouH 49,.
n.1.r.' f:"s~. siIoI, VI IL TT .nm;fsi,o 11ap.
ocrata an.i Gr,nnl,,askers of S tnis co1,,ty ielu
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SIGESMOND'S
Vital Restorative.
Dose, Is PILLS PER DAY, So FOR 100.

An advertisement. nppsars sxncd BY y, y! slaes-
Mtlr. HYinH nItcu Tint tho undermined ls not an
a4unt fUr The salo IF sses,ux" Vital 81 Nestot.
alIve. And iant t1 h nAyerttsns "Epurluus iMtn.
Hui" u sIgrstaond's ru!,blzh under. tho name Ut
lltt air. hzesuond Into tho nutElety hu IL hseklsx
his sni8t1HHs4 nrn NJ utterly untrue that MI ahkscf
g nucossAry Ia protect mysulf ind MUssta. H.. u 4
En.
|. Tho said HIgesmntl4 kno.s and Il very thorouyh-
" nwkte IT tho 1art tat !E. RIeurd's Nustasutire
ttls with thu lnlrlnt " H. ]. ny L!sseF tn each
bUx: dDse iwli In Tho A0rnnR and tMu ~ nvhs. and
sud " MnEfi.HM. PlunlMsE Gu, atu thu only g1lt+
NiAv Rtcur4'A tllA h this caluntFy.
!. 1au knuMS thnt Nlllo Adr1fti4lnR hl4 ~Elt41h
iGstuta1lfs, ~ i. 0 iuca t1 PUBLIC 70 bonye TINA
they arc 1lfect ftNnl Fafia' tAAt the said pills
innlufnclurlsl In Philadelphia --
I liz knnws thut Tho fofMuA he uses u hi. o.u4
llcorl's. -.
/ Ele knows that 3ttaF ssnx . 5ow bo1eA In u,y
estsbi'sau.snt Is:ixnod hls axpney, asaiYnlns Ito
< .That ti!a dass Vi FIVE FILLS. Tl1AEE IIAKs
PElk Ian. u PILLS fEk tlAf, Q fOe 'lA. MAS
more than thu stomach nnd pockeh OF my custnsts
could tkai1. ..,. ...
q That purchasers complained thst they not
bsentsa by tlaee uaS.
!. THAT mi learning uf what drugs they NeEo com.
pounded Eutused u sell oI Fbeunlment thcn.
II. l.. DIE L1SSER
MANuFAcTuRINd CHEMIST.
G3 13eelk1n,tll-Stss N. Y,
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Spfttdt Ds.pttteh to 17s Chicago Tribune.
WAaHiSaroS, j. e., Oct .J.-Washington
Inns lIecnnle u deserted village. Tic clerks
Of lutll parties who have votes anywhere
have 9ono l,o,,n to VOTE, amt the departments
aru comparatively empty. The Democrats
ara making MS earnest efforts as the flepuE,-
leans to secure IL full vote, mid the evening
papcrs nrc full of advertisements Offering
through transportation to Democratic voters
II they will return to their l,uIncs. There II
reason ~ fear that, In some instances, :" DEM
ncrAtfc voters" i,leatlS "retnHltcrs." BNtl,
Da,iticul PARTIES llNva tnntle liberal arrange
n,G!its IL secure special dispatches giving
curly returns.
NOT TKCE.
Tho statement In New York dispatch
that 0l,c AlliDn &. DcNt, nrrpatetl tflerG m n
Charge Of fraudulent reRistrAi3usi,. Il \
nephew Of Mrs. Gen. Craft asnl n resident of
Washington, Is not true.
KESSEny.
Srteidt Iltpatth to The Chttneo Tribune.
WAYtllSHroS. u. e., Oct. Nl-1li cOnncc-
t!an will, I'LL the noise wllirl, the Democrats
here are making over the Chinese tl,!psttan
they seem to ltnyc forgotten tlat tho 1fnll. j.
e. q. Kennedy, OIIe 0f tue nnst prominent,
NJ lIG Ii one OF the rlnst GnrilGst- supporters
Of t'c,t. Ilullcncs, Il the agent Of Tho Chinese
Six CniB pnnlps. Nntl Is drcply Interested with
tllem iii thu promotion OF Chinese lnMigra-
tt{)fI.
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DELAWARE.

EXTRAORDINARY CLAIM.
Sptetal Dtpaleh 10 7hs Chicago 7rtbuue.
WAssuS0ToS, D. G., Oct. s0.-The Repub-
ucnr managers now express positive belief
That Delaware, State they Ind not counted
upoy, Will 70 Republican. II their cnlcula-
tions provo true. this will elect q Legislature
to send Republican Senator in Senator
Bayard's place.
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REGISTRATION IN NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 20.-Tllo registration
In this city to date is 90, 100, MI increase OF
only 543 since tho sd. including over two
hundred colorod voters registered this
week
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10 tl,,sRottstown to intend l)omocratio demo n
.trntEnn. wcro killed. Thoy MI rcsi'Ict In ini-
tlny'a Cove, ". vn. Tho tremnn, J. Anderson,
darvoy, not nourtey, previously reported killed,
w9s seriously bruised. Iie will recover Tha
nshcr rnEIncer, Thomson, WAS slightly hurt.
having been delayed half IN hs,tr 10 pick up
pcoplu 10 attenl tho DouocratIC meeting.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

MASSACHUSETTS.
DosToS. Mass., Oct. D.-Thc Independents
Of the Fourth Congressional District nomi-
flatcd F. d. Hayes for Congress. a boltlug
convention nominated Mr.. Hutchinson.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New rOnK. Oct. sa.-Arrivcd, Callfosnfn. from
london; Nc.lerland, from Antwerp; City Of
Montreal. frum Liverpool. and M0sel, from nrc-
tnrf1. ---r
M0vtft,E. Oct. 9N.-Arrivcl, stnto Of rcnnsyl.
ynnl. from New York.
QuEEssrt!w~. Oct. :9.-Arrivoi, Pennsylvania,
fEbm Philadelphia.
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BLOOMINGTON.

A CHEAT SCENE.
Special Dtspateh to 1Hs Chicago Tttbuns.
BLo0M1SaToS. ILL.,, Oct. ea.-rhe Joint de-
bats between the lion. Dietrich &, Smith.
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Special DsirastA 70 Thf thttdfo Tf1bItnf.
HocIlEL1.E, ILL.,, Oct. a!.-A very large
ley. OF ChtcaEo, ntui J.. Z. t;aryrr. of Rock
ford. Mt l.n1n's Opera-ll0nsn tonight. l,latlc
up Of our nlost Intelligent rcorlc. This Is
the close Of n,tr campaign, ainl "c nre ready
tay next, DID Oelc Connty Mil keep up llcr
11silnl Rcpubltcnn majority,
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DUNDEE.

Sptetd! Dlspdtth to Tat Chttaoo Tribune.
Dt,SnEE, ILL.,, Oct. 2l.-.Jndge u. n. Smith,
of Woodstock. addressed n lArEe meeting ut
Hunts Hall this evening. 'fhr Democrats
also held MI Ol,tt1nnr meeting tilis evening.
1t was addressed by the lion. .1turs Herring
ton and others. Miss Carter, Of Dc knlb, re-
riteh n nopDl
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Hp<t1IE U3pattE n The Chltdo1 7F7HlHR.
SASnw1cr1. ILL.,, Oct. M.-trhr last grand
rally 1T the Republicans incurred hero To-
night. The Garfield t;nnrtls turned ont ~
fnll force and pnrnd!sl the streets IN torch
Several of tic Observation-Disclosures were f!,n,ii.
!,ated. The Ilou. ". ". Srs!gewlck and X.
i. Gonlwfn. nf Aurora, spoke nt tile Opera
llouse t0 {. large aul enthusiastic n,tdGIlrc.
Sandwich md By Kali, County lnay b.. relied
upon 10 roll up her usual tnrge Republican
majority l,eXt Tuesday,
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spteia1 DtsrdteA In TAe khtraco Tribune.
MASrESr, ILL.,, Oct. .-The Hon. c. II.
Starr, Of KRhkakee, delivered one of the
allcst atldresses Of the campaign Y q large
and apprcciatiye audience III this place
this eYCnEtlK.
, 1880-10-30

Special ntrrateh h Tie Ehten3a Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL.,, Oct. M!-A big Republican
bb0m IL i'll prnrress IN Decntur. Ata,iy streets
nrc liilrd with lsenpic. a,ld t,rItliat, tUr"'s.
light procession Is making u paraie, headed
Court.ilo,'se VIA crowtiwl It'll Of penpe. anil
stirring a.slresses were delivered hy i. s.
Vail, 4. Il. I,unu, Col. Howell. ntld others.
lcinK lMtersi"rspit will, rnlnpatnn snngs BY
the tisec Club. Tic Hight IN thu fnca1 ticket
IN Mnsbn County Is strong. aid The lsgpn!,-
leans hope IL win by n minority of over ap0.
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Chicago. The singing by the Frank I.ut,-
f,arl Quartet wns hllc Ut tho fcntnfcs Of the
meeting. Tl,r Republicans Of this city arg
III I'uc plunle fOr tile coming tiuIst, and viii
givn Rood nccount ot themselves next
Tuesday.
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Spretdt Dtsrnteh to The Chicago Trthunt.
Eta.lS, Ill.,, Oct. 11.-To-niRlt the Green
buckcrs Ind q meeting ut Mellclss1hn Hall.
Addresses were made ny 4. 4. Searles atu
Henry Chapman, candidates for States AT
torncy md the Assembly.
SPURIOUS TICKETS.
Special Dtspatth TO The Chicago Tribune.
LAcoy, ILL.,, Oct. e9.-Spurious Republican
tickets are being circulated llere BY Demo-
Gratis with view to tnvntltlnte the election.
The errors arc in tie names Of Electors.
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Spfttdf Dflpdffh "a TN Chitaao 7Flbunts
STlsEArptt ILL.,. Dct. by fnr the largest
Ills cnu.paig,t was held IN t!.s rity Tonight.
y tOrel,lfght procession uf over ~, incintt-
l,c'atlctl ly Atkins Twelfth Regiment IIand
Nh Smn ts M Sfs'"s SIrns ,s1''T liz If r. e % src,'ar' 1'
of Frceport,. Col. Plumb Ut Strras0r, and
others talkctl to the largest nlult.urc seen IN
Strratar this ca,ulmIgn. Not less tllnn Il, 600
penptc were ".l tle STREETS. Republicans arn
thoroughly aroused tt tho work of next
Tuesday, ind will MD by II l,altlsnulu tnnj0r.
ily 10 swufl tile Illinois VOTE fnr Garfield Ind
Arthur, atld tic entlre Republican ticket.
National Republican., 1880-03-25

trix VS.. Hyatt i5e, Clark VS. Mackey; d7S, Smith
VS.. Linkns; 5GS, Dunn VS., Reardon; 59i, Cullinane
VS.. Blumenberg; GH Smith VS.. Hammond ct ali
GIG, Robertson VS., Mcdonald; G3l United Stotos,
use OF Sonnenschmidt, VS.. Sonnenschmldt ct ali;
030 Jones vs. Thomas G3s, Tyson vs.. Howgate Go,
Brown vs. Salter ct al; 6l2 Carr vs. Morrison, Ga,
Smith VS. Wheeler' Gi6 Kirk vs.. Young; GiS, Fox
VS., kelchcr $50, Brown VS.. Hickling; Gj2, windsor
& Ford VS.. Ryan; COL Ehrmnn VS. Bean ct al; 6lB,
roy vs. jones' GjS ROthbcrg VS.. Simpson, 600
Shobcr VS.. Hill; G62, Peterson VS.. Great Fails Ice
company GGi; McElligott VS.. District OF Columbia;
GG6 Roth VS.. Baltimore d Potomac Railroad Com
panyi GGS, Central National Bank vs.. Bromh0ll ct
al; go, McAnally VS.. Washington liibcrnlon Be-
nevoent Society; G72, Joachim vs. Cavis G7i, Stew
ents, trustee VS. Du Barry ct al 6IO, Wynno vs..
Curtin.
Equity CoUnT-JusTGCE UAGSER.-No IL, Cohlll
vs. C0hill 20, Golfer vs. McAuuly; q, Flanagan VS..
Snow; %, Pcugh VS.. LeilCh; %, Cascll VS.. Laws;
p, limerick vs. Dorsey; 20, Wright vs.. Patterson;
~ Iantzingcr VS.. Iantzlnger 49, Arundel VS.. I'M
lay; %, Joyce vs. Joyce.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JusTIcE JAMEs.-Fannle Nc
Coy, second onenso petit larceny; Adolph
II. Kammerer, assault with intent to Kill ;
Joseph Thomas, keeping. gambling house;
nue law; David $. Townsend, assault and bat.
terry; Joseph OBrien, assault; Ralph Orr, assault
with intent 10 kill; James Tally, nuisance; Maria
Shea and John Shea, ASSAULT William Bruuor, lar
ceny; John c. Cox cmbcZzlcment.
National Republican., 1880-03-25
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nh. March "a
Cotton quiet Middng 1876.
Flour dull and dropping. Howard street and
Western supernne, 81 25@4 75; do extra, S. OOS
6 rs; do family, SO 0O@675; City mills superine,
81 2594 10; do extra, s. 00695 20; do family s6 %
81 70.
Wheat-Southern shade nrmer; Western Armer.
Southern red, 81 40@l 42l% do amber, 81 l3G7i Is;
No. Maryland red, 81 i316 No. . Western winter
red spot and March 81 10; April 81 d1@l AZ; May
81 SSA; June, 81 35H@1 500 July 81 2SII6l 99l5. -
Corli-Southern steady and firm Western steady.
Southern white, 59950l9c; do yellow 56l6d5Tc;
Western mixed, spot, 5jci March, 6iNd55c; April,
52H@52Aci May, 5OA@5lc; June, 5O15d5Os4c;
steamer, 54c.
Oats dull and easy Southern, 4G@Isc: Western
white, Gc; do mixed 4i%G45c; Pennsylvania,
4Gl4Sc.
Rye quiet and nominNlly 93c
Hay firm. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl6@lS per ton.
Provisions quiet and about steady. Mess pork, Sl2.
25Gl2 so. Bulk-mcats-loOse shoulders dblc. clear
rib sides, 6Nc; do packed, 5@7l4c; bacon shoul-
lard, sSslIc
butter active and firm. Western. 2sg3Oc
Eggs more steady at lie.
Petroleum duh and nominal Refined, 73lc
Coilee irmer. Rio calgoes fair to prime, AZ
@l5Hc.
Sugar quiet and steady. A soft, OS1c.
Whisky quiet at 81 l0IS@l H.
FrcghS to Liverpool per steamer, no room offer
ing, Rates nominal. Cotton, 7.32d -four 2s Adj
grain, Gs GHd
ReceiptS--Flour, 2,127 bbls wheat, $4,000 bu
corn $4,000 bu: oats $500 bu; rye 100 bu
Shipments-Wheat 90 972 bu: corn l50 900 bu,
Sales-Wheat, O70,OOO bu; corn. 10000 bu.
National Republican., 1880-03-25

hc4sta2tIstAtiS,
(rrade-MnrlS Regstcrel) to Careful lIOuseEe0pGr9
not ony MS superior In quality, but us In form the
most economical Soap now made. tc2-2N
National Republican., 1880-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
How lie Reformed,

A fow weeks ago, whilo several citizens OF
Detroit were surrounding hot stove in
GriswOld-strcot tobacco store, in came "A stran.
ger who had been on big drunk" His eyes
were rel, his back all mud, his clothes ragged
aud his general appearance was that of
hard.up aud played-out old soalSer. One Of
the group was telling n yarn about hog. and
nc was going on with his story when the old
fellow interrupted
scuso me, sir but Pm an old soaker who
wants to reform"
well, as | was saying" continued tho
story teller, after glance at the man. that
hog was about forty rods away when | first
saw him. ] got my gun--"
Say" interrupted the drunkaid, Isn't
there somebody here who wants to hop reform
mc2"
" You 90 out y replied ono of the men.
" won't do IL Pm an old drunkard, and
want some one to take mo by the hand and
hope I'll reform"
/" Go on with the hog story" put in ono of
the group;
ard. " want some ono TO feel sad because
drink all my earnings and misuse my family"
No one here cares how much you drink or
how soon you go under ground u said one Of
the mon.
You don't, oh ? Don't any of you want to
give me advice2"
No, sir ~
Don't you feel sorry because am dograd.
ing my brilliant intellect p
Brilliant bosh You never know anything
anyhow ~
Won't any man pity my family ?"
No. sir ~
Nor shed one tear over my degraded con.
dition ?"
Not shed You'd better be going-wo
want to hear a hog story"
Had you rather hear hog story than to try
and save mop
You bet VIC had !"
Well, now, You hard hearted and selfish
minded old liars, know I'm worth more than
any hog, aud I'll prove 1t, too. If you won't
save me I'll save mysolf-hanged i'll don't.
Yes sir, I'll keep sober from this day on, and
I'll show You whether Pm Of more account
than any of your hog stories or not You
needn't pity me nor advise me nor talk with
mel can run my own grocery !"
No man in Detroit has led moro sober and
industrious life since that day, and there is
every reason to believe that lie will stick
Detroit Free Press.
National Republican., 1880-03-25

A NUMBER of furnished rooms, with or without
IA board; high ceilings, airy aud p!easant double or
single. No l3B NJ ST W maT2i
National Republican., 1880-03-25
A ErenclI SInrY.

Dachaumont tells story of the Comtesse du
Cayla, the last of the flvoritcs. One day she
was turning over the leaves of a magnificent
illustrated edition of the Bible while Louis
XVIII. was signing some State papers. When
tho King had finished he asked the fair re eader
what she had been doing. ~ was making q
new acquaintance, sir" "With whom ?"
"With the Bible" "Wth the Bible p with
the Bible ~ "Well, Comtesse, you must not
stay at mere acquaintance" Tho Comtesso
had fol gotten the incident when she returned
to her room few hours afterward, and found
on the table of her salon the Biblo which she
had so much admired in the Kings cabinet.
She opened it,, aud what was her surprise to
find that each engraving was covered with
new bank note OF thousand francs. There
were $50 engrav;ngs in Louis XVIII.'s Bible.
This was an original way of encouraging tho
reading Of the Bible.
National Republican., 1880-03-25
Tho Actors Emendntion.

They were rehearsug play in which tho
leading role was coniidcd to an actor who was
imordinately fat. There was in it one sensa.
commission Of crime, implorcd Heavan that
lie might not yield to the temptation, Alas
at the rehearsal IL became evident that tho
actor was too fat either TO kncol or clasp his
hands.
"We'll have to cut it" says the disappointed
manager
"Oh, no." says the actor, cheerrully, "Tll
make it all right. I'll attempt to knee and
then cry with n despairing gesture, Lost !
lost My sin.scarcd knees refuse their Office !;
l can no longer pray "-FJarO
National Republican., 1880-03-25
Tho pnrcnlnin Rnrimnnt.

A paper has lately been discovered in the
state archives of Saxony which contains some
curious particulars concerning the corps long
known to the Prussian service as tho "Porce-
lain Regiment" and from which the first
dragons and the third fourth and fifth rcgi-
ments of Cuirassiers claim to have sprung. Ac-
cording to tradition, the regiment was bought
by King Frederick William, Of Prussia, from
the King of Poland for some costly porcelain
vases; and the documents lately found in the
Saxon archives show that substantially the
tradition was correct. Tho men were valued
at twenty thalers each, and the whole regi-
ment at $4,000 thalers, while the porcelain
given in exchange for them was worth con-
siderahly more.
National Republican., 1880-03-25
LETYIOGtlAPlgENG.

DARTlES visiting Philadelphia VIII find neatly
furnished rooms, very centrally located 1T 1902
Race 81, mOrlll2t
National Republican., 1880-03-25
Deecher mt A Discount.

The Beccher lecture, as financial ven-
ture, proved failure. The loss, as far as
known last night, was about S7S. This is to
be regretted, us it was church movement
and designed TO replenish rather than replete
its exchequcr. But it may be well that it
was so. To have Mr. BIcchor presented to a
Lexington audience through the agency of
one of the most conservative of all religious
denominations in the South WIS something
of a shock to the moral sense of the commu-
nifty; and while IL was not manifested by any
lack of outward respect to the speaker on tho
OCCASION there was shrinking in public feel
ing that materially affected the results,-Les.
iunlOM preSS.
National Republican., 1880-03-25
DIaIriul CnmrIa.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT-CHIEF.JUsTIc
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYrlE. United States vs.
Edward Perkins argument concluded and cause
submitted National Metropolitan bank VS.. John
som decree that the complainant recover 600 Of
the defendant
CIRcUn CouRT No. l-JusrIcE Macarthur
HAYDEN vs. chesapeake q ONO Canal Company
on hearing.
Cmour Court No. 2-JusTrcE Cox.-wood vs.
Watts Y Ogden; verdict for defendant Tor SlOO and
costs. Handy VS., Pronllle; Judgment on slipull-
tion. Hyatt Us. Tutte; defendant called ana judg-
ment. smith vs., Doherty & Leary; defendants
called aud Judgment. Bchrend vs. Arnold. iudg.
ment for paniT for sIOGS5 ntefest and co.iSS SogS
Dawson vs., Reilly jury to bring in a sealed yCr
dict Holman vs. May leave given to withdraw
Equity COURT JUSTICE HAuNER - Clageu
VS.; Brooke sale ratified nis Hilton VS., Weston;
sale of Infants Interest in real estate confirmed.
Williams vs. Williams; S. /. ROdclin appointed
guardian Hd liem, Riggs VS.. Thomas sale ordered,
and Thomas i, WRggaman appointed trustee to
sell. Barton vs., Middleton; sale ratified nsl Gar.
land VS., Mlllsi appearance Of absent defendant or
dered, Atlantic q Pacific Telegraph Company VS.
Baltimore a Ohio Railroad Company and Ameri.
can Union Telegraph Company on hearing
CRIMINAL CouRT-JusIlcE JAMEs-John Patch
assault and battery on Dr, MunCaster guilty, no.
tlce given Of motion for a now trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRICT-C CHIEF. JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYLIE.-No. 02 Hamilton rs.
Clover 90, Fitzhugh VS., Gaskins 0s, Hume vs.
Brown; 100, Campbell VS., DObson; 1927, Berry VS..
Berry ct al; 1O5 United States vs. Thonipsoni 100,
Nandenburg VS., Gordon, lO8, Brooke vs., Barnes;
10 Stegmairer VS.. Stegmalrer
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JuSTICE MACARTIIUH.-NO.
$50 Cook vs. Gibson 8Gj, Wollnrd vs. Finch ct ux,;
81 Quinn vs. District Of Columblai 2T, NGmell VS..
HayloT 8s9, King vs. smith ct ali 437 Swan VS.,
Dusenbrock; 44l Wonpmaker & Co, VS.. Hunter,
1lO Grant, use, etc. VS. Dlloni AL smith VS., Kim.
NELL OF ali 4i9 smith vs. Mlard; i5l, LerGh VS..
helSsher el al'i i53 Finch VS.. Douglass; 49, Brown
ct al.
CIRCUIT COURT No 2-JusTcE Cox-No. CPS.
MerieId Kemper VS., MolIngi ~, Hyatt, exccu'
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upreme Court OF the United states.

WEDNESDAY, March 2l, 1880.
No. 220,-The American Cotton Tie Company
plaintiff In error vs.. John A. Klein ct al; argli :
ment continued by Mr., A. Is. PittmRn and by Mir
W d. Pittman for defendants in error, and con.
cluded by Mr.. J. Il. Beckwith for plaintiff in err
ror; Mr.. Thomas j. Semmes submitted u brief for
defendants IN error.
No 22l.--Duncan s. Cage and wife, appellants, VS..
Albert q; Nallei submitted by Mr.. j. A. Campbell
for appellee.
No 222-IIenry NJ Rico and wife, appellants, vs..
Jonathan Edwards truslee submitted BY Mr. G.
X. Davis for appellants, and by Mr. H. H. Bi gelow
for appellee.
No. 223.-William II. Burr, appellant, VS. John
&. Myers; argument commenced by Mr. c. II,
Armes for appellant, and continued by Mr.. James
NJ Johnson for appellee.
Adjourned until to morrow at 10 o'clock.
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CHANCERY SALE.

by virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of columbia, pissed IN Equity cause NO.
TUESDAY, the 2id DAY or MARCH, lsQ, at Q
o'clock D. M, In front of the premises, lots Nos. 25
and - IN ODonOghues subdivision OF plrt OF lot 2,
IN square No 5is in tho city Of Washington, D. G..
Lot - fronts twenty-five feet North q street,
between Fourth and Finh streets Aud lot rs fronts
twenty-five feet Wnshlngton street, both Of said
lots having depth of 100 feet.
Terms OF saleIOne.hnlr cash: residue in two equal
payments OF six aud twelve months with six per
cent Interest deposit OF $50 on each lot ut time
Of sale
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee.
DuScANsoS Bros. AuctloncCrs. uRrl2eOdSds
The above sale Is postponed I'LL SATURDAY, the
30 day OF April. 1850. at Same hour ana place.
mar2l-end REGINALD FENDALf., Trustee,