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TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per North Rsrer, Vessels and Railroads.
rrpapEAN MARKETS.

rryERPOOI Aprll 20.-POrK-P1me koss bastern stendy
al TO- WesttTn. steady at 60 naeo-G n3erhnd CnL
st.aSv ~ 37e ShOrj Rib, steady at 81 Long Clear
duh at 81 short Clear dgli AZ Sl Hap IG SaI
amor Mt 46; shoulders. dali at 20. BetI-lbuH mtbs
Anil NJ so; Extra Mess. steady at SUi Prime Mess unl NJ
W. tard-Pnme Western steady at 37iad IeiiowIFidno
R@snuC dull 4Gd Fine dull a, 49, cases s,.
NmeSirSn Choice nTmer ~ i0i Lard ON. uuu ~ 90
Fioer"EI Extra state dun At a. w9eStIS0 w n ,
dnli ~ duI AT 10 3D. New southern Winter, duh
19r 1oTd Con~MiTed OLD dun az 40 ID; New Mxcn
" W." $50 C'O.iouseed Oil-ieltw American, none
T s pSrei Kosln-Common, az London steady AZ AGO
~ ,,rnarftne SuiTis az London, dun ut 80. -, A..
4IIiygRpoO April 2plZ30 p. ip-Beef ~ per POI. LOT
Prime Mess Bacon. j43 per cWt Tor Loes Lea
Aprl 2g- 13O D. m.Ihore - AL1gll business
On pTesastgaf &c lover prices Wheat alOld per oglsi
~. California; White. eiOd elN5d Ter Cal9rs
I'm, 16 no for He'd Western spring ard 8Sd' 1iVoL i"r
Red Winter earn Sd per 0enta TOT new "a, hs9 20 ~
tyvp1oof ADr 2g5:i6 MI inseed Oil ZIOu peiC"t
s,sri,s of Tnrpcntiue 1854 Ter cWt ,., n l., .. 90,
oNnoS april PEI p.mISehnec fetTOleun ~. ~ gu.
HAVEE Ap 29.Lard crossed NJ IS francs oO pe'
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There was no business done i'll city DanK stocNs
The following were the bidding and asking prices

Railroad bonds were dull and generally shade
lower, without any special features Eric second
consols held pretty steady at 91Ss&914. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas first consols sold at 1922 but the
seconds yielded 81 per cent TO 914. Boston, Hart
ford and Eric frsts, Rome Watertown and Ogdens-
burg rsts and Chesapeake and Ohio irsts series b.
were from "a to p per cent lower, with
dnll movements ST. Louis aud Iron Noun
tain second incomes further declined to
1873 the first incomes being steady at 9312. Den
yer and Rio Grande irsts again advanced and sold
Mt lee. Annexed are the closing quotations:
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FIRST receipts by lake March 90 tCanal opened Apr 20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

1oxnoN Anvil 1870 pint 0sisie for and
09 scF the account. u s. bonds four per cents lO14
anc and Great Western FIST mortgage trustees certih
catSs T34; second. S6h; Illinois Central lOS Reading
Tailroad 32L New.YOrk central, J3il.
nSI". Anal % n m-Paris adylccs quote three per
ccHS reHt@s al 81 francs IL for the account
TnNTOS 29-:i y. tnfhe bullion IN the Bank OF
ts1d has decreased els GOO during past week The
nronOOp Of Bank OF England Deserve u NaDlV which
as( week was 49, cent, IL now 17e per cent -
LONDON April pa J.. m-AtlantlG ana GIeat Wtsterh
certificates u 81 Enc RAILWAY RhFCe
aas do second cOnsols. 90 Reading Railroad ~ pars
adyiCeS JbTeo per cont rentes az os acS ."
for the account. cot, za,
bpJs nr 9g-Tbe specie In the Bank OF France has IN
creased Z Do 5000 francs during the past week
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1lrr srnrK MANhnIs- rELEnKAPH.


ptvr,u April 2p.-CArrfP- Frceuts ;ohav, RS hoaG;
tam i 1925 for the tine
,.i wprs $50 rnUsTci through 6l6 cars; market
dun aua drnin.;l laud sht Win 81 cars Offering sach Of
Ear t,ol HatiyU ShpHH steers al - lJGtb JJi fat
s,,ir, tSp -Roreuts tosav. 1900 head total for
II ul hsad cpnugi,d % 30 market steady F1d
uthaurb ngprugs rprrray ~ good quality sales VI Far
n n Wul ~ ~ nps&I lu Choice ~ Fancy ~ 81 20
az. 80; Fair Good Clipped at 81 DOa&j 25 AL offerings
-. ro,epis today 4O75 head: for the week thus
ar lp,j hired; tine laot week 2b6'o f"Gd'
an Jr rUIly fO~u Continued Ent 9uYpiy Ilss'y %
~, toe. reported fnr SltIrJ, when prices VIII uTpphp
o. itht Mixed Al - ~ Heavy ana Medium Al ~ OOdtO
~, go" Ami ~ -nost-I ioc,nts $4,000 head. ship-
r1.,ts l. uiriy " waA bee aud rises
- M, rln.irg que; ana week. NiNrl Packing 5ioSi As,
r.ly 40 3IdS o.. Light 81 'oati 'o'i Chorc ii'A''
t,T,y 'Tocepta 700 head shipments. 1900 head mar
Lo yrrY duh or nearly a knts no crarahtc nnlr .o3C
ye ru htirR -upiruy hrt' ~ Stof3 lO, butchers
p.a Di,'ll,y Bulls s"i 81 - 8i StocNrfS ana ke'd
-.t,- n.c.ots 200 beat 81 pmen, 2.2On bead mar.
kci ,t,aly aLJ Eim. wtha stt1lfl nag t!np - qua
- - Wo,l,,i - lOlfb 900 rrt, Vf.,us tAira ihtf'd
last ilHFhI peuu, ApIii - -tAIil Receipts, -hlp
h'i ~ ~ hh,,t ii5 btaT Phra,cphia. - s5a&j.;
Yorker, % tu7fl - -. .-. 90 ,,,,.., -. IN
- Io,is April 2g-IIoaS Active but loweti y,iEers
.pgs. g. I.ruH. arstl . gioh"Is'. *iHai .u -t
lrt - ]jHti -; "e'We, "4.' h'"'' 'hln'"'N 900"
Giug-lo acycGrm.n! ngl unrlqqe.d supply ars e;
isl"r SIrrt 20 .5uti > 'nn'r ~ g'Gtl - Ho,I To-
prime iiu: iigpt Nui|icr- arc tunl lulttS;
-ua . COWS llri.cIs So 5u0fb 20 FAR Ia COOL
d.rs 1Ja ~nrKcr. - IjUFt -; receipts, 2vOO
bean SHIPMENT. 2,2op 3. Ia. 49,. &C.,, ,,,..., p q,
s . GOOD ityy. $40 BE- pr.r to Fancy, 81 iOd - 49,
receipts. 90 head Shipments none.
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THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TnrRsnAY. Anrtl 90, is

ASITFq-QuIet, abOlt Bteauy. ro,-,
COPFT.F -pio firm and more active with fayor9Qe news
from MO Janero Ordinary Primo Crgoes &c JIG, ~
Guiding FAR at l4e sales 2il2 bagz ex "Cly Oh re
jG haos Rio" anu 1881 bags eN Cos Oh Ptt
vSte terms Mid Grades quiet but steaay avg DssS 09y5
IL 0lGac. averaging ay9uL -. aiu
cosiered good sale: Maracaibo l3G lIe lAguAyIb lou
ii Loc. Sayania, l3Gl7c,; Java, Il 9Z1e .. o nao
C,Tl1vrON-SpOJ Cotton quiet and uncIangeui -
baIes ~ 3 last EVENING" Including 300 for export 81 9
svnnng and ~ speculation delivered on C0nHaSs 70
bales: receipts AZ the ports today 32I2 bales aga D
her IOlf s8l bales against AZ911SO bales duflnK Vn0
sam peTiOd aat
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Messrs. Knoblaueh e. Lichtenstein. 90 Wiliam-st.,
re authorized to receive subscriptions to $60OQ 600
Of tie list Mortgage Bonds of the, Long Beach I'm
proyement Company. Particulars as to mort
rage terms &c, can be had of Messrg. KnOblauGh
e. fchtonstein, or at the office OF the company, No.
OF D. 1nyau
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St, Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railway COnDalI'S
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Z Per Cent
Land Grant Gold Bonds,

In conformity with the provisions Of the MORTGAGE Deed Of
1,st occurring Bonds. we tho undersigned lFus
tces hereby give notice that los Bonds II SlOO ech ~
ionds OF 81 each and $50 Bonds Of slOOO each OF me nn
hrs spred below his in presence larry anu
without preference discrimination designated by i9t lot
yprnOn 40 O1 per cont and accrued INTEREST payaDe OUT
OF the moneys pledged s. US from proceeds OF saeS OF
NOW LOnus 20
he raid on presentation the Office Of j. s. KENNEDY q
CO. SO William New HOIk ana Tue nOiueIs otOl dsV
y next as after that interest will cease 10 accrue
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XRF gisg jgas 52@lSs55 1oGS
october i09 Gi29 November IOS$GIG97 DscemPGe 7
5 MsT Bs % June. liz J %s7 s6 Ssg
temler ll65i October la: S InH SeesXpr i75G
I'LL May ~ jqP p Iisti q u No9e@
ber 1917 0i05s: December loo5GloV' IIansier@O'
flour AND MEAL-FLUUH-Ma Market IRREGULAR ian, ana
unsettled Winter Wh9at ESs on ' dcclnco7 O&50c per
bbi superne No commo9 ixtT Gamma 1I 1G ght io6bng
trade inquiry saes j9D bSs n' Wb G fr guroHs
any SnG S. 65as5 for west indies 4Oo Fbs No Il 81 7 l
81 o INCLUDING Choice 70 Fancy WiheI ni,r Wheat
s. s54$5 1000 % Low aG h ld r. M aGTSS AK
f So Tor whole range Of the ior coI
a. Ps,r ETtra Nc state 81 Is S. DO 20
GsG C"m Rncv 90 s. 15e5$7 Common 70 Good Extra
Ko1nd HooD ONO So lUds5 IS; Gooi 20 choice DO 50 NJ
Si3 re- ss S 10 BaRerS Ezra 50 % S. straight
ss992SSs ~ LOUIS common to Far Extra 81 soesl o
Far Cool 50 2O@6 30; GOO ro 10 Gg 2 co. co,nE
steady soUTiElN ihoU i more sS,Y XIII h nriunp
common TO GOOD Extra SO 25 as 60; Good 70 Ch9ee - %
ass 90 Ch@ce to Fancy. sgG.. ~ o. C3TT
MEAL esy sales GOO lbs prandywinr, ~ loe$j 49,
ie FhE MsSf F ic5 5 anc,lon 100 cessna
and Palermo Lemons S3aS 5p 100 TO- On uIahRoo - "
"S5nRYN@Wl i Opcned lac lower IRREGULAR
more active trade for expert closing ner %h very nrhT
n' account; saie, 2S- 900 bush. futurC
$Gs 0dO bush prompt ,deiycry 1cnang No N" Y6 .
5pTGH6si cago and Nvapkeo % Pirate U y;
gr,1cd WINTER Red. ~ 13H&l 25 No = heI: - ~,
Sl ~ Choro Ungadcd Long Berry Red 81 = q h2rSeu
Amber. 81 27p: Unga,d Unit, - 81, loSSl i1,j
Amt 81 26Gsl ~ closing -69 do Nav 81 244@si 70;
,Irs1g ~ 2jit DO Juio 81 22uF ~, closing II $50
no / While April, 81 22a$l 23F cl,snc 81 ~ dn'
MAY. 20af % l. CLOSING %22 IN y nr a. Sa
s,es - UOn InSh. UnaIddc Canada, 73G62 ~ No 'n'
.,io onc,. Western 5Oc......B AKIEG MALI quiet I'm.
changed CORN Market sc Inwer less act
demand Hight business on sltClhllE yes ~
count: sales, $1,000 bush. future ,2o,;;sm ,IG push
40 3 81 u Sc MiNrd I3'i0 . lic:
No Ssh ias,c., closing 5@c 10 White 5t'rj Wssi
30: 10 May. 47c do. July TIA loS "a lg
lever avn loC lower May Ia &c htitr SAFES INV.
NH including so 3 3Hc.: No White. ~ o. hc; NJ =
g1l,a inc; ~ . white 47c; Nixed Wesieln. 3JG 4@tt
vrt, 90 4JtSiac: Mixed state ~ al l4c White do a.
Sisc. Including 5oOJ bush So tAPHhL "y PHI
i,Sc,r. G'narsc al 5o0Sl2; Fine, S23HS2i: Rye
Feed s23d2l. Sharla $2ia$2j per t"n
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ppAzTL CoFFKk MARKET.

me- x.vy,no ArrtI 2s-Cohee-MaFket animated prices
h arm Good Frsts 6i0oa625O refs per 10 kilos TX
~ STos AnIfl 2sC0nee 9uel PTes Aalnteinea
ma CHANGE superior BantOS ooOOGOOSO rus VoE Az An'S
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

49,, ,,,vyv saoSa Apri si-For Printing Cloths no nuei.
800 a. esrted but qesrt inquiry - eoing sxtpded Ee
shoxs that vA0ls converting vale Als ps ''@SN
s1tsr PREVIOUS tons aEO uDehHhEeo 1dt oaS'et'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30
The foreign exchanges are firm. the best bankers
bills fetching rates close up to the annexed quota

The governors of the Bank Of EnEland at thclr
regular meeting to-day made no change in the rate
tor discount and 1t remains at per cent. During
tine week the bank lost tl2S,000 bullion, and the
dnceI from 4e9l6t 477J6 per cent; At the Stock
Exchange British consols were easier than yeSter-
day, selling at 0sl5le for money and at 09liG for
ar 1918, but the 412S and Is each were
is higher at lila aud 100al respectively; Enc
second c0nsols were - lower at 03. Atlantic ana
Great Western frs,s were strong, rising TO 49,
but tho seconds We're Il lower at 3G4., Illinois
Central declined to 1OS Central and Hudson to
la and heading to 30. Bar silver advanced to
52isi. per ounce. In Paris French per cents were
buoyant, advancing fcom Sl.10 10 S43O. Tie
Bank of France reports specie gain Tor tie week
of 7,G25, 900 francs.
The gross earnings Of the st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad are reported as follows
1879 1890.
Third week AgT s3G37 sl93G2S Inc Inc 5id9iS
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nlaces named are 0uCied as follows: Savannah,
$ISSs,sD premium; CHARLESTON. li89l4 premium
New-0Tleans. commercial par, bank 81 80 premium;
St. Lonis and Chicago, each 70 cents pre-
mimi: Boston rs cents discount The
United States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceived 100000 in National bank notes i0r re-
dempton, The customs receipts were $50, OOO anu
the internal revenue receipts were $6OO,OOU. me
following is the Clearing. House statement t9-da Jay
Exchanges, $125, 1862; balances, $o'04o,uiJ9.
The transactions at the Sub-lreaSuTv Cnoe iS1
Receipts, $7S4,296; payments, $l,92O4OZ;
currency balance, S6,GGl. $50: coin balance
Ire foiinWinp were today's quotations for domes-
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s,atc bonds were neglected and the only busi-
oass done was in Virginia consolidated 6s, ex ma
tnred interest at 81. Annexed are the closing quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30

UNITED STATEs EXPRESS CONPANY, -
TREASURER's OFFICE, 81 BRQADMAT,,
NEw.YOBK. April l9, 1880
TgNHE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
viii bn closed May l. at y. IN. and Te0pened May IL,
1850. IhEO f. hOOS' iAS"'"'>A"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30

OFFH,R FIXTURES FOR 6ALElrqssrs
- Ia bsseusnt corner WsilaA and sEosdwsS norsa ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30

allsrfliauscHs. }
A PRIVATE FAMILY
"A WILL SELL
at almost any sacrhoe for eash
At FIyEsToRY MANSION,
Ko72 West 18th st.. between 9th ssdsthasea
STEIHWAY PIAN0foRRE, s75t 1890. Z
WEBER UPRIGHT PIANO, 81 PIECES bhUs ~.
ai Psror suit cast s60J for 500 suit IN raw dix ebony
1rsTss iTs IA C,RahMBgR sf'iTs HXRBLE TOP
Dressing Cases Beisueaes 81, spfss
ialr MatJressrs Marble Top cs Lnge ana sol% Ss1A
WardroLss library aud secUes,n posk1Asss iasrs1 1si
Deska Lay Chairs. Eannet4 teDife eea CSns:ss nsS
al r,s. Naftaips ExteDdoh Es5ie 6ansa 1ias cn
sSiyerva are fi.r aod Aantel y asses fucFcrA nsSn$
OhaiIs brepoa MsRsi seta kailstaaa sussa STess -
lntEhin Carpets.
NoTICE-Tbe Pantinga 6xnndes sc tssstsseS
20 ~ ~ MansioB 10 be altered fef seslness
TyOUSE FURNISHING G00DS--k lnges.
III refraerators. ice cream teesere eooless 1a ~
Clyde Range mCst psfsCt In sas snss ehsss a 81
e. yeseyvL. opposite M.sns1Esoo - =.
OFEIcR FIXTURES FOR SALE-Irqsira
" La basemsnt ooEnsF WsiaA and sresawss' n0ss ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-30

ST. LOUIS AID San FsAS BAN a RALS INA y3 S9 2sso
THE COUPONS due May /, 1880, upon the
4 sRCOND MORTGAGE BON Dis OF this Company Nh ~
paid and after that date 9gon ~ easSer
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EOR SALE.-E!ectrotyp ana S Sseso 1sbs
~ rOnao.s $40 10 ,s,,f Il. 4, 5AHtssON. -
Sio pef quA''i NV" Leader oiace Pitisbure Rsnu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

Il THE CORCORAN BUILDINGS,
OPPOSITE U. B. TREASURY. 18th SrRKEr.
Fine Stores, Office Rooms-eingly or communist
tng-for Business Offices, Studios, etc. Water aud
closets on every floor Elevator aud steam hest
iyl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

The report of the parking commission, given
elsewhere, presents numerous points of inter-
est in respect TO the shade trees of Washington.
which draw such general admiration from vis-
tors On account OF their beauty, variety, num-
bers. and thriftiness-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

Handsomely Furnished RESIDENCE, No lt12
List; he House is new, containing IL rooms with
ali tho modern improvements. For terms and ner
uiss.on to look TIN ough apply TO
bIklGEk & LIEBERMANN
scp.o l4lS New ork ave.
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LADIES GOODS.

Nj ME. WASHINGTON.
Ns FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAhING AND TRIMMING STORE,
l2fl Fennsyl vania avenue,
Drosses, suits, Costumes. Cloaks. &c, made in
superior style at short notice. Ladies can have
Dresses Cut and Bastcd and perfect fit guaraR-
teed. oct Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-06

nHEsSNA KING.-To My PhTRoSs-Havi ~
IL secured the ell CANT apart neDts. 40. 435 eth
So s w am Lo~ PREPARED spd would De pseased
to fee all my fernier customers. Mrs. Lucy !.
BRUCE. ocA 81
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

GYO Rem t
hat elesant new HoCsE, No. poo pennsylyani,
ave, corner Esd st. Is delightful rooms. To-
race, and all other modern improvements LARA
Soe Ahd back YARDS. Is For rent, SEQ yer month
oci5-6t 7l3 Market srace or 1878 Pa. ave.
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7 .AW SCHOOL
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,

7 ,AW SCHOOL
!" COLUMBIAN q T UNIvFRs1rY.
JAMES O. YELLING. LID,
TUE How VI iREs a B INV
PROFESSOR OF THE LAW OF REAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF CONTRACTS, AND OF CRIMES
AND MIsDEMEANoRs.
WILLIAM A. MAURY, LII. D.,
PRoFEssoR OF EQUITY. JURIsPRUDENcE. OF CON-
MON LAW AND EQUITY PLEADING, OF THE
LAW OF EVIDENCE, AND THE LAW
The HON. ALExANDfR At B. HfaaNER, LID,
GEORGE F. APPLEBY. ESQ.
JUDGE OF MOOT COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OF LEGAL PRACTICE.
=, The exercises of this School will be resumed In
the Law Building of the University Judiciary
WEI Essay N eaS stEfsts
Der 18TH at six O'Clock pm, when opening ad-
dresses viii be made by the Professors. and when
new students, are invited to he presant. "'-1 ''
The ennre charge for tuition. lectures. and all
facilities of the School in its Undergr 2duate De-
hundred and fifty doIIara for two Years payable in
the option of students.
covering period of niue months, ia S25.
by partculr invitation, being in response to call
from hnore than seventy graduates in law and
members of the bsr. the Hon. Alexander b Hag.
Of the District of Culunbia, will deliver q Special
Oouree OF Lectures on Criminal Law during the
session OF 1870 81. The Lectures will be given on
thursday evening of each week at o'clock. and
the General theory of the course will be explained
by Judge Haener at the opening of the school on
me 18TH OF October The special fee for this
Catalc cues may be had On application to Messrs.
" n. q y. ID MohhlSOS, 475 Penna: ave. also
az All, Inc Natonal SAVINGS Bauk, cor NJ Y: ave. and
ulty. sepI6-l I'm
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P. s-wE CLOSE AT 6. SATURDAYS. 7pM.
Oct6 ~-'
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tHOR RENT-FOur nearly new Brick IIOUSES 7
=, rooms with mod iinTs., at 20 per month.
CAL for our LIST OF HOUSES FOX RENT
Cal for our LIST OF PROPERTIES ron SALE
OWNERS Viii dc well to place their property with
Us. X VIII secure PROMPT ard careful attention
10 JOHN SHERMAN x co,
eel - st. CloEd Building
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL OF Music, TOT sth st NV Rates
~ 81. 60 . month and upwards. Experienced
teachers in piano. voice, organ. etc Free exer-
GEES. Church OYgaQ.
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E0R RENT
BY Il. o. HOFFMAN,
REAL ESTATE AGEsr AND AUCTIoNErR
Tenth and Z streets northwest.
Fur. house, Grant
1850 Gst n.w.,llrs.

make no charge to landlords f,r advertising
stantly.
! have many Of the Finest Building Sites ia the
city Tor fale. Also Houses In every section at prcas
from 81, 700 TO 500. 600. Now is the time TO buy.
oct2 II. o. HOITZNAg lOfh ard Fsts NV
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FOR RENT. FOR RKNT. FOB RENT.

Also. that olessnt Brick Residence cor 2ith q.
aIin "a: ave, 10 rooms. every mod. COMMUNICATION
Win stable and large grounds attached. 500 per
W E WILCOX.
oCt2 Corner Goth snd ste n VI
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bricks Without Straw. by the author Of "a Foois
Errsnd."
Brigitta, by Auerbacb, new volume in the Leisure
Hour series. - -.
Mscanlay's Miscellanies. New edition. uniform
with Macaulay's England, } vos.
Nortnn's Historical Studies OF ChuFcn buAolls III
The Middle Ages.
A Year OF the WRECK, By victim.
The santa Fe Trail and New Coioraco, py a. a.
Hayes, Jr. Fully inus+rat7d
Fer sale st BEALL.s Bookstofe.
za5 FENSA AVENUE.
oc.4 az Adjoining National hotel.
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OtT-Cct 9Th. 1880. silver CHATEL aINE,
~ WI small silver open-faced WATCHtA
i2th st. NV. aud receive liberal reward. 1t* ca
I OST-A ERTIFICATE OF STOOK, No. 81.
~ for 10 Shares In the American Palm, Pulp and
to me June SOth. 1879. has been lost or misiaid I
hereby caution negotiations for the same, as the
transfer has been stopped. 49, Wv
tct6-3t' JAMES P. HEBRON.
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THE DIYORCE M1RKET.
New Cases Entered and Old Ones Dis
nnaad nF


| posed Of
The divorce business was very lively yes.
terday, and IL looks as though the mill had
got in tip-top running order. The first on tho
list was Arabella Dorsey, who sues for divorce
from her husband, Charles r. Dorsey. Her
maiden name was Arabela Demaine, and the
parties were married In this District August
q 1858, by Rev. John c. Smith, pastor of the
Fourth Presbyterian church. She charges
that in December, 1875 lie deserted her with
out cause, and since has failed to contribute TO
her support and that of their three children.
She also asks for the custody Of the children
Her solicitor Is Mr.. j. r. Mcconnell
Then came the following applications favor
ably considered by Justice Cox in equity, and
DEGREES were granted in accordance with the
petitions:
Sarah Il. Nicholson fled her application for
divorce from Robert J. Nicholson, November
IL, 1879. through Mr.. l.. Carusi. They were
married December z, 1862, by Rev. Mr.. Ryon
OF the McKendrce church. Drunkenness
adultery aud cruel treatment were the charges
made aud sustained against him.
Mary Jane Arnold filed her petition for
divorce from Jay II. Arnold, May IA, 1879.
This couple were married in New York, June
30, 1865, by Rev. II. II. Blair, and came to
TINS city to reside the ensuing September.
lntemperanco and cruel treatment were the
grounds Of the suit The complainant was
given the custody of the three children.
Richard III. Thomas was granted a dissolu.
ton of the nuptial tie between himself and
Elmira Thomas. The parties were married in
June, 1875, in West Alexandria, Pa, and
lived together six months, she deserting him
in Wheeling, w. Va, aud never returning
Annie Howe was granted q divorce from
Edward Howe. Messrs. Cook aud Colo were
the attorneys In this case, and the papers
show that the parties to the suit were mar.
ried October H. 1875, at Alexandria, Va, by
Rev. G.. II. Norton. The charges were non.
support and bad treatment. She was granted
permission to resume her maiden name of An.
ME Shepherd.
Josiah Edmonson, through his solicitor, W.
Preston Williamson, obtained n divorce from
Mary Ann Eimonson. They were married by
X v. Mr.. Harmer in the year 1863 and lived
together until the year 1865, when he was
driven from the house, the wife saying that
she wished TO live with her grown sons which
she did.