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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

INTENSE METHoDIsM.-B shop Foster made
Meeting in Providence a few days ago for
increased UNCONVENTIONAL loyalty. My
memory he said goes back to the middle
of our history We weresthen intense Method
and were regarded by them as something
like pest We were a busy people, return,
mo with interest the blows we received. and
we grew fat and powerful by fighting. Now
we have a day of peace, but 1t remains 10 be
seen whether we shall be IA successful IN
neace as in war. think every Church ought
10 be intense for Its convictions and doctrines:
Whenever we are disposed To c0ncllate and
hold back for the sake OF peace, truth Is the
sufferer. Every honest man owes lt 10
himself to believe that he has the truth.
Either he has convictions or he has not:
sincerely believe that IN this Intenseness lies
the power of individuals and OF the church
as well. The danger is that II we keep on we
shall not be able TO tell why we contend or
what we contend for in the way OF conVlc-
tions and doctrines, and hence why should We
NOT he merged in some other denomination
n il neculiar to us TO have intense conylc-
tons, but we have largely lost our denonlna-
tional love. There was time when TINS
Love and priie were immense lt ID character
ia,ic IN mi sects and survives ID all the others,
vet no people are under more obligations TO
love their church, ard none love it less than
we do. The Methodist Church has made It's
people what they are, anu IL Is exceedingly
difficult TO find any man that ever brought
ANYTHING into the denomination.
No HERETIcs IN GLAss.-Among the largest
contributors to the building fund of the new
| parochial church of Alx-la-Chapeile are the
| herman Emperor, the Crown Prince, and Herr
Reisdorf The people were 30 moved by the
generosity of the Emperor and his sen, thai
| they resolved to introduce their portraits
along with that of Herr Relsdorf, In one OF tho
fine painted windows destined for the new
to this proposal, and the artist who WA
charged with the execution OF the windos
finished his picture of the three benetactsii
Of the Church Of ST. James, kappesbauei a
Some genuine Catholics, rs uey cs'ie,
iata that the Church toes not permit here
tics TO be portrayed IN Church pictures or win
dows, except IN such manner as their loyalt.
viii not allow tneia to represent thc'r presen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-17

temperance preacher remarked the other
day DUNG the session of the Methodist Con-
ference nj Syracuse " Mrs. Hayes Is gong out
of the White House TOO soon. WHAT will fol-
low is not yet known. Christian men and
women should not allow wine TO he INTRO.
duced there again without vigorous protest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-08
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, MD, January 7.
Cotton steady. Middling, l23I@122sc.
Flour dull. Howard street and Western super
fine, S5@5 80; do extra, So 1906 %; do family
Sc 756o7 80; City mills superlne, S5@5 50 do eX-
ira. So 75@G %; do family, S7@7 rs; do Rio brands
81 60@7 70; Patupsco family, IS 20.
Wheat-SOuthern nominal, in absence of receipts
al 49, do amber 81 5O@l 5j No. l Maryland,
81 1901 40; No. . Western winter rcd, spot and
January, 81 as; February. 81 52@Sl 52ls; March,
81 500 563s
Corn Southern strong; Western strong and
shade higher. Southern white, 57H@50c; do.
yellow 5T13c Western mixed, spot and January,
5GHc; February, 5sc bid; March, 5SH@5S}sc; April,
69q59l%c steamer 55c.
Oats hrmer. Southern, 470 isc; Western white,
47@4Sc do. mixed, l6@47c; Pennsylvania, 47alSc.
Rye quiet at 06G0Sc.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl7@lS per ton.
Provisions quiet Mess pork Sl3 5Ogl3 70. Bulk
meats-loose shoulders, 47S@5c clear rib sides,
G1s@7c; do packed 5l4@71@c; bacon, shoulders,
&c; clear rib sides, sac; hams, lO}@@llcj lard,
Butter quiet Prime to choice Western packed,
23@2Sc; roll, 20@2ic.
Eggs dull and nominal. Fresh, lOc; lined, lao
l5c.
Petroleum dull; crude nominal; refined, S3sc.
Coffee quiet. Rio cargos li@l6HC.
Sugar better and strong. A soft, 034c
Whisky duh and lower at u II l5Gl 10.
FreightS to Liverpool per steamer dull. Cotton,
B.l6d; flour, Is Cd; grain, 4@4%d.
RCCepts-Flour 100 bDls; wheat, $500 bu; corn,
GG9OO bu; oats, 700 bu.
shipments-Wh none; corn, S,57l bu.
sSales-Wheat $4,000 bu corn. 1G9l00 bu.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS,

nELIGH1FUL unfurnslcd rooms facing the Cap
- ltol rnd grounds Apply corner Delaware aye.
and II 81 north. ms
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TO take effect
SUNDAY, NON, 10, lS7g, Al 1880 =, NJ

Leave Washington:
SS!-Bl,iiwo[e Ellic9S Guy and Wy SaSqs
ron PPR& on SUNDAYS 10 baltimore ORE 6 S
Breakfast at Relay station.
srSsburS WhGh sstss Ma Has FTcderoE
aHa WSET yle heIy SD LAUREL EXPRESS
ter, Hagerstown and Way stations. -
'' And XPREss Far orr Car %
New York and Philadelphia ...,.,,,
PtTTsBUnq EXPRESS. Frederick. Hagers'
town and Valley Branch except sunday
elnnnIl daily. Grafton to sandusky daily, except
Oo~ilH,iv2Baltimore. Annapolis and Way,
iO'ooZBALTIMokE EXPRESS. stops Of ~ B!ad d
ton, Jessup's and Hanover
i1::5S-NiW York, PHiLA DEEPHfA. AND Bos
ron EXPRESS. stops at Laurel
dsS-BHLT FG LABEN StI u'iS AID LAu-
REL EXPRESS, Frederick, via Relay. stops
Ae'.tP ont Of Rocks, Trederck IIagerstown Win,
of Rocks and Way Stations only.
h-tIsstimoEe AB9Hpolis and WAY stations
a6RE S Noef Except AS sunday may
Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct to
@OO-Pont OF Rocks and Way stations
T fSlo GnH W NY5 SG fSnREL EXPRESS
7.45-tCHICAG0, COLUMBUS. AND PIrrsBURG
burg, o. cept Sunday. - -.
9i5-iNEW YORK, ILADELPHIA, AND Ball
TIMORE EXPRESS. stops at Badensburs and
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
05U-fSr. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Pullman cars.
tDaily. Sunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday
All trains stop At Relay station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio tick ct uiicps- Washington Stallion and GD3 Gi9
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue-where orders viii be
taken tor Baggage 10 be checked and received a. any
point In the city, - W, M. CLEMENS,
Master of Transportation
l. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO g. KOONIZ General Agent
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

10Y A YOUNG MAN II years OF age a situation
n real estate or insurance Office TO learn the bu
ness; reference given ifrequred Address 1911 Ter
II Il ~.
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Simon; sale ordered nisi. Hill VS. Gales; leave to
file amended. and supplemental bill. Payne vs.
McBlalr; same action Cover vs. Cover testimony
vs., Donoth; appearance of absent defendant
ordered. Hunt VS.. Burohe auditors report ruti.
fed Pursell vs.. Burley consent ratification OF
trustees account
CRIMINAL Court - JUSTICE HAGNER. Budd
Adams second oliense petit larceny; guilty; sem
tence suspended. Theodore Handy second oilense
In the penitentiary. Calvin NASH assault with In
tent to kill John McCuddy; on trial,
ASSIGNMENTS ron TODAY
SUPREME COURT OF THE DisTR1Cr-JUsrfCE5 MAC
Arthur AND CoX.-No. D, Froedmcn's Sayings
and Trust Company VS.. Haight 10, Phillips,
receiver, VS.. smoot; H.. Hall & Hume VS..
Company 16, strong vs. Marmon; 49, Dickson
VS.. baltimore IL Potomac Railroad Company; 49,,
OBrien VS.. Baltimore Il Potomac Railroad Com
pany; 20, Springman VS.. Baltimore Potomac
Railroad Company; q, West vs.. Baltimore & Poto
mac Railroad Company; % Raplcy VS. Plant.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-JUsrTCE WYLIE-No. Al,
Archer 4 PanCOast Manufacturing Company VS..
shepherd; Go, Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Com
pnny VS.. Peugh; 105. Wood Il TO. VS., Grahami:e &
Trinidad Asphalt Paving Company; III, Adams vs..
board Coasting Company; l75. Shehan VS.. Reilly;
200, Spaids VS. Cooley 2y7 Wolr& Curtis VS.. Augen-
stein; go, Mcdonnell vs. Norton alias Snow; SOL.
Lynch ct ux. VS.. District OF Columbia; 3i7 MHkcly
vs. Cotrell Bros; 3jl Matthews, administrative, VS..
Baldwin ct al; $50, London Il Manchester Plate
Glass Company VS.. Holiness $40, Chaplne VS.. Taylor;
more IL Potomac Railroad Company; d05, Republic
Fire Insurance Company VS.. Bramhall; 1913, Polkin-
horn vs. Dyer ct al 1871 Parker VS.. McChesney: 433,
Dallan e Co. vs.. Baldwin; 435. Wall vs. Rob.
nson; iS9. Kcnncbec Ice Company VS. Inland &
Seaboard Coosting Company; All, Heriurth vs.. Cor
poration ofWashingion; Ii3, Washington vs.. CLARK;
445. Seal VS. Nailor; M, United States VS. Nation
ct Ill; diD, Lannhan VS.. Young ct al; 45l Smith Il
Wimsatt vs. Long ct al, garnishees; 400 Petit y
Drip vs. Brown; i57, Scldner IL Son VS.. Bcber ct
a. lG3 Holmes VS.. Kirk; I67, Basshor d Co. vs..
Hill; l69 Stanton VS., Wroe i75, Humphrey VS.. Bal
timore IL Potomac Railroad Company sos, SwGrt
VS.. Adams Express Company; 7l5, Potter &Stymus
Manufacturing Company VS.. Holladay
Equity CoURI-JUsTICE JAMEs-No. 3, Jackson
VS.. llulse. z Freedman's Savings and Trust Com
pany VS.. Nundenburgh s, Rick VS. NeitZy; Q, Gozler
VS.. Kennedy; II, Cashier VS.. langley IL, Webster
VS.. Stewart IL, Smith VS.. Wright; H. shaw VS.. Bas'
sett 10, Cowman VS.. Cowman; l6, Cahill VS..
Cahill.
CRIMINAL COURT JUSTICE IIAGNER. - Robert
Green, nuisance; L. MEG. Nicholas. bigamy; Simon
Walker, keeping gaming house; Daniel Platter,
petit larceny, second otienso; Calvin Nash assault
with intent to kill
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE ITr8tH~
viii leave Washington on MON k,sstttasSSsaSl-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI SsA-rssas 1aEss.sssss~
DAYS ut D. m, stopping at Plncy Point and Point
Lockout connecting with steamers 10 Boston, New
York and richmond, and railroad lines south,
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS ut I p. m
Flrst-CA tarc,,,.,,52 co. Round trlp.",...o.i3 90
SuCOnd-class Nre.,.,S 100. Round tTp........s1 q
D1ILR LINE ON IN n POTOMIC RIVER.
Steamer JOHN w, THOMPSON leaves Sixth-SL
Wharf every MONDAY ana THURSDAY Vt a. m,
for Nomlni, and SATURDAY to leonardtOwn, stop
ping nj intermediate landings gong aud rttur ing.
Steamer JANE MOSELS leaves same wharf at Z
r. m. on 81 NDAG for 81. Clements Bay, TUESDAY
for Cone River and smiths Creek, and FRIDAY TO
CaptiCO, stopping NJ intermediate la dngs
STEAM ERS F,IR NEW YORK
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and r. O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier II East River, New York, cv-
cry Saturday, a. y, nj Georgetown Friday morn
ing uud Alexandra same day.
Freight taken NJ lowest rates Apply a olCe, under
National Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth strector office
OF agent foot of sixth street Washington and o. Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAM'L BACON,
he2i President
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GREAT
1879


PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
THE MRfEH W Nd AEP s89{HTTIIwsr
SPLENDID SCENERY ma NN44dNIFIoENr Equip
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner ofSixth and streets as follows
For Plttsburs and the West, 1910 a M. daily with
Piusburg to Cincinnati ST. Louis, and Chicago
l4Opc m dairy, with Palace Car 70 qhIesgor
For CanandalguR, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara FAILS,
and the North at q; m. daily oxcept SUNDAY
I2 p M dal except Sa,,plrday with pSHGe cars
and Emma at 1910 a. M. daily except sunday.
For New York and the East. $40 M, l30aud o. rs p
IN. On SUNDAY, Nll y,
Limited Express Of Pullman Paror Cars, $50 a, m.
daily except Sunday.
for Bf9Gky9, Now orH a'i through 4 Trans conneS
Ing double ierriags scross Now York city.
on sunday $3.50 and Wis D. M
Limited Express $3.50 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore, $40, $3.50 0'4O u N. ana 1880, $40
M, $780, 7;iO and AS y, m.
For Pope's Creek Line, @. m and 4:2O p IN. daily.
For Annapolis, ST aud 400 D. m. daily. except
ALEXASDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURu RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD. .
and Il:sO .. M ON Sunday, 7, . and IL a. and
For Richmond and the South, 700 n M. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, O. :, 10 A.
M, l2'dO, 2, o, y ana " p, M. Hud " midnight
Tickets iniormation. sleeping and parior.car ao-
commOdatons can he procured at the oitices-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyania
wanna avenue, and at the depot where orders can he
len for thechecing OF baggage TO destination from
H. Z. ia RIM Err General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOSAI.S FOR
Il PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
nlshing The PAPER FOR the PUBLIC PRINTING
uutI the 1St OfMarCh, 1881, the said proposals to be
opened before anu the award Of contracts to be made
hy the Joint Committee of tongess on Public Print.
lug 10 the lowest aud best nGder the in eres9 Of
the Government, the Committee rCscrvlng to itself
the right to reject any and all bids, rs It's Judgment Of
the be interests 1.-THE Government may di tate.
Detailed schedules OF the description, quantity and
quality Of the T. per re- Iuirol, accompanied by sam
pies and blank propDs lis and giving the regulation
with which bidders mus comp y, can be Obtained by
addressing D. ID. Dcirets, Public Printer, Washington
j. 49,.
The contracts will bc.entered into for such quantl
ties OF paper as may be needed during the year. aud
no more
The estimated quantities set forth In detail in the
schedule ComprisG
3ijO) renms OF best machinc-hnish printing paper,
II go reams calender printing paper. 2ix2s.
I0h reams csilcndrrrd printing paper, different
900 rcnrns sized and calendered printing paper,
different size.
$500 rCums sized ami Calendered tinted printing
paper of different sizes
1900 rc0ns engne-slzed paper, for Postoflce
blanks different sizes.
51OO) pounds map paper, different sizes and weights
20 90 pounds plate p per.
10000 reams White writing paper, different sizes and
weights.
G,iO0 reas cOlored writing paper, different sizes
and weights.
20 reams cover paper different sizes and weights,
200 rcams manila paper, different Lies.
10 reams tissue paper.
5000 sheets imitation pa chment, different Sizes
5000 sheets bank-nOte paper.
10000 sheets glazed bond paper.
l,O2O,OOO sheets card board.
by direction tho Joint Committee Of ongress on
Public Printing JNO ID. DEFREtS,
Public Printer.
WAsniSuToN December H. 1879 delO-lnw-Jw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.


1t cannot be said any longer that no one has
ever been bold enough to ask General Grant
If he is a candidate for third term. A
number of newspaper correspondents gathered
around him in railway car recently, and
among other questions put to him was this:
" General Grant, will you DO the next Presi
dent" Before he could answer some ono
said "It will be so IL tho newspapers have
the deciding of IL. Most of them have said so
already" Tho General pulled quietly at his
cigar and said: :" / am going TO Philadelphia
now we have had very pleasant trip, and,
ms this isa pleasure trip, those questions don't
enter into IT,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY Matters IN NEW YORK
And SIN FRANCISCO.
Now Worm NIoney MnrItet.

NEW YORK. January 7, 1880.
Money was much easier to-day. the ruling rate
having been per cent
Exchange was higher at 1872 for long and iS4l& for
short sight
Government bonds were strong, and advanced u
per cent for 5s coupon, and 49, and q per cent.
for AS.
State bonds were dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds were strong and higher. Kansas
Texas lrstsro to az do seconds to63JS, Mobile
~ Ohio frsts debentures to GSlS do. seconds i5l5,
Iron Mountain frsts preferred, incomes, TO S3l5,
seconds to M and San Francisco (class b. TO 6S
Texas Pacific incomes fell off to ~. Chesapeake
y Ohio frsts currency skies advanced from
B7L@3S.
The stock market to-day was strong and buoyant,
with Il sharp advance III prices. After midday
there was short spell of weakness aud decline
Of to ~ per cent the latter Atlantic " Pacific
Telegraph, but this was speedily recovered, the
advance for the day ranging from y to as per cent,
and was most marked in st. Louis San Francisco,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy ROckIslond, Chicago
& Alton the Grangcrs, and Houston d Texas. The
highest quotations were generally current at tho
close.
The transactions aggregated 800 OO0shares, includ-
ing Erie 10000, Lake Shore 1900, Northwestern
10000, 81. Paul 2S,00O, Delaware, Luckawanna d
Western 5000, Western Union 5000, Atlantic "
Pacific reegraph.S00 Pacific Mail 1000, Wabash q
Pacific 1000 Kansas & Texas n 900, Iron Mountain
5000, ST. Louis & San Francisco 10000 and Marietta
d Cincinnati preferred 5000.
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FREE ADVERTRSlNG.
III q Q I'll a R Or Il
Advertisements under tho head OF
WANTED. FOR RENT. &r..

WANTED, FOR RENT, &C.
or an acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
Oh our third page, free 10 nll
No Business Advert semens inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
five cents per line for each Insertion
II answers fail to come the first time, invite n
second, third, many repetltions necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad
vcrtisers TO eel that they are not imposing on u.s. but
are doing us favor by using free columns. AS we
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoilice. If Initials used they should be directed
TO the care of some person. firm pOstOlce box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p. IN,
Advertisements can be len at our Office, or sent
through the mail to
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
~ as tho best, so is justin = OLD STAND,
known for years NJ the only place where irstcass
secondhand clothing can be sold NJ respectable
prices Address call AZ
JUSTHS OLD STAND,
No. go street, between Sixth aud seventh streets
northwest or branch store. No. iO5 Ninth street be-
tween ID and streets northwest,
N B,-NOte by maj, promptly attended to, sol6
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A LADY in our neighborhood who has suf-
fered for over three months the most extreme
torture by a violent Cough has become COM
pletely cured by DR., Bulls Cough Syrup. For
sale in every Drug Store.
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1t is great news indeed that there is at last
a remedy warmers Safe Nervine) which will
relieve all kinds of pain and give rest and
sleep, without injury to the system. The dis
coverer of this remedy is considered the most
skilllul nerve doctor in the world.
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court of the United states.

"WEDNESDAY, January T. 1880.
On motion of Mr. j. G. Rimball, A. r. Compton
esq, of New York city, was admitted TO practice
On motion of Mr. W. A. MHury II. NJ. Logan.
esq, of Richmond, Va, was admitted to practice.
On motion of Mr.. John Van Norhis, Stephen W.
Downey, esq, of Laramie, W. T., was admitted TO
practice,
on motion of Mr. 8. r. Bond, Henry b. Smith,
esq, of Rutland, VT, was admitted to practice.
On motion of Mr.. j. w. Scudder, James b.
Vredenburgh, esq, of Jersey City, N. j., was ad-
mitted to practice.
No, 7lS--William D. Griswold, appellant vs..
James p. Kllbreth, ct al, ON motion Of William H.,
Janin in behalf of counsel for appellant, dismissed
with costs.
No. S51.-ChNrles Lauer, plaintiff in error, vs..
Henry o. Lepas ct al; on motion of Mr., Il. Janin,
In behalf OF counsel dismissed with costs per spu
lation on Ale.
Nol87.--John G, Phillips administrator, &C.. APP,
pcllant vs. Albert Ordway; argument continued by
Mr.. w, d. Dayidge for appellant, by r.. 4. Merrick
for appellee, and concludodby Mr. s. Worthing-
ton for appellant
No. l39-Tho 1870 Mining Company appellant, VS..
The Bullion Mining Companyi continued per
stipulation.
No. l4O,--Jorome d. Pollard, plaintiff In error, VS.,
The New Jersey Railroad a Transportation Com.
panE argument commenced by Mr., John s, Abbott
Tor plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow AT IL o'clock,
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AUCTION SALES.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

JEFFERsONVGLf,E, IND, Jan. 3, 1880.
VIII be sold at the Jacksonville depot Of the quar-
termeSter's Department, on WEDNESDAY, Febru-
airy 4, 1870 at 10 O'Clock " me- under the direction Of
Lieuicnautt olune James \. Etm Depot Quarter
master, lot Of Clothing and tqupagc, consisting OF
4OOO Rubber Blankets 10000 Rubber PonChOB, JOOlO
Hat Cords aud Tasses 337 Blcses 06 Great Coats $50
Trousers. GOO shirts. 1900 Drawers, 800 yards White
Flannel, 10 Cap Covers and other miscellaneous
articles.
Terms cush n United States funds
The property can he examined any time before the
dry of sale between the hours OF % o'clock Il. M and
O'Clock y. m.
Property to be removed ut expense of purchasers
within ten days nom date Of sale
ADDISON BARRETT,
jas Captain and NJ ;. H.. U. 8 Army.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-08

SUPREME COURT OF THE Observation-Disclosures
CARTIER AND JUSTICES MACARTHUR AND Cox
United States vs.. James Madison Wyatt Stone. The
defendant In this case was convicted recently in
the Criminal court of the murder of his wife and
sentenced TO be hanged, Tho cause was carried up
TO the court In banc on bill of exceptions, the
principal one being to the ruling of tile court in
refusing TO admit ON the trial the reading Of deposit
testimony and not direct evidence District Attor.
ney H. Ii. Wells appeared for the Government and
Mr. A. H. Brown and Professor II, 4. Greener for
the defendant argument not concluded.
CIRCUIT Court No. l--JUsTICR WYLIE.--StrOng
VS. District of Columbia; hearing IN progress, Neal
Il Son VS., Shuster Judgment by default Shoe
VS. Lockwood; do. Emery VS.. Clark; do. NoGonn
u Co. VS. Kaufman; do, Lech VS.. Harper do
Potter & Stymus Manufacturing Company VS..
Holiday; do.
EQUITY COURT JUSTICE JAMES. -Nourse vs.
Thornton; argued and submitted Hutchinson vs.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TOUNr LUDWIG CLIMBER will give lessons in
~ Italian turkish French, German, Spanish, Rus
sian Greek and Latin; charges moderate Residence,
3i3 PENNSYLVANIA ave jos
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TRAVELLERS GUlDF.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO the
NORTH NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
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MOULDEN-AUGUS.--o september 81. 1873, by
Rev, IL. *. Mite Baltimore, Md, j. b MouLDEN
to NETTIE AUuUs.
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NJ. A. DAUPIIIN,
New Orleans Louisiana;
or same person al No. $40 Broadway, Sew York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management of tNERAl.S O.,
n BEA IRFGARD and IUBAIi a. EA lI4N.
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SAN FRANCisCo, January I, 1880.
lowing are the official closing IuUtutIOus Of
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

1NOR RENT-Call ana see our list OF property lol
IL rent, JOHN BHERM AN * CO.,
Gu2ktf 81, Cloud building,
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LOST.

I'M December 30 or 81. cluster diamond ring
" crown setting, inlaid with black enamel. Any
one having found the same will be suitably rewarded
by returning the same TO this office. jnl-5t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-08
STEAMBOAT LINES.

INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTING COM.
PANY
FOR NORFOLK, FORTR ESS MONROE,
AND THE SOUTH.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-08

10y A RESPONSE BILE party ~ one Of the part
i ment3 :l2j Will secure on 500 worth OF furni-
ture, carpets aud salary viii pay twenty per cent.
NJ A WATSON Republican OillCe. ja7