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The daily gazette., 1880-12-21
VTERR Is SOMETHING

TTERR Is SOMETHING
For Buyers
TO THINK ABOUT. ,
tits an opportunity seldom on'' Hs
arm have reduced . large linso soonu
VERY NICE DREss eoODs ~ =,
TO Is and 20 cents yard. 10 ..Ss oIS
me wants OF the Holiday ifAa''
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CHERIFF's q SALE.

GNHERlFFS SALE.
y BY virtue OF "a writ OF Vena Exponas
TO me directed, will be exposed to public
sale at the residence OF BayaTd r.. Dericx-
son, on The lime stone road, near the
Mermaid. IN Mil Creek Hum red, Ia New
Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Slst, lsSO,
At IL o'clock a. m.
The following described Personal Pro-
p.rty hpGses, IS COWS, o hogs, 7 shoats
or pigs, york wagSn ana harness. / mar
keL wagon, two horse wagon and Lar-
ness. | moving machine, / horse rake
hay bed, plows, harrows and cultlvators,
lot Of dairy fixtures, lot OF potatoes,
wheat and oats, lot Of hay, lot OF bran,
sleigh and be Is, robe, 10 acres OF wheat
in the ground, 1 market wagon, also sun
dry other articles. &c, also IA lol of house
hold and kitchen furniture.
seized and taken in execution rs the
property OF Bayard E. Derickson, and TO
be sold by
JOHN PYLE, late Sheriff.
sherifTs oflce, New Castle, December
IL, 1850. declB-eodts.
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QEAUTIFUL

- CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
In the shape OF Velvet and AImin''
MATS AND RUGS
which are going OF at very f'A''A-
prices.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

The Atlanta Constitution-tbe per
sonsl organ Of Alexander FL. Stephens,
and anquestioned Dsmocratic authority
refers to the new nominee for the Su-
prsme Bench as "of this city" and
adds :--"Judge Woods is large stock
holder in the Teeumseh Iron Works, OF
Cherokee county, Alabama, and Is inter
essed in other Alabama enterprises.
Atlanta has been his homo for about
twelve years, and his residence, which
was built few years ago on Psaehtree,
oxr fashionable street, il one Of the
handsomest in the city"
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Wilmington, Del. Dec. lt.

NJ OTiCE.-The annual meeting OF the
IN Farmer's Mutual FIRE Insurance
Company OF Mil Crerk Hundred, VIII be
held 1t the Mermaid IA said hundred, on
Monday the Sd day of January, 1850. at Y
O'Clock IN. AQUILA DEkICksON,
President.
Il. l.. j. BAIDW1S, Sec. decl6-2t W .
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THE AHrlzANs SAVINGS BANK
500 MARX FIT STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 9th, 1851.
Open TO receive deposits dafly from y A
M, until T.. M, and on Tuesday and Sai
urdRy evenings from To 8 o'clock.
SEMI-AkNUALD DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividendB are not withdrawn
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per
manent deposits compound their interes
twice in each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement II. Smyth, George w. Bush,
Chns. w, Townsend George y. Capelle,
Nathan'l X. K.Benson, NJ. l.. Lichensteln,
Henry h. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job ii. Jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. IL. swim,
Anthony Higgins
GEO. ". BUSH. President
Eo. s. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb1l-ly h. 4. TAYLOR Treasurer
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y Office Is Ia reby gwen that the uu-
~ dersigned viii apply 10 the General
Assembly of the state Of Delaware at its
next session for an Act of Divorce oUtn-
cLLO mdtrlntOHi from her husband. David
l.. Virtue, MARY A. VIRTUE,
dec2 eodlmos
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DUBBKR GARMRNTs.
A large line in all slses OF The cslsOf1
GossAMER wATERPRoofs.
ror ladies and misses. Prices. ta2Si y
g, q. rs, te.75 AID upwards.
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n OrICE.-lhe annual meeting Of the
IN Farmers n association OF New Castle
County, VIII be held IN the secpnd story
OF Inc Telegraph Bui ding, ThiTd aud
Market ssreets, Wilmington, Delaware,
sat- rday, Jan. lat, lssl at 10 a. IN.
GEO. II, BROWN,
declb-w2t secretary.
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THEY ARE OFFERING
i One hundred and any dossn
KID GLOVES

KID GLov@
or the very best make At Holiday Prices.
Trefousss and Dslorme KID Gloves, in
ell shades and sises-two, three, feur and
six but Gus.
The Giants de Suede KID Glove, or un-
DIR ss.d kid, In three buttons, made by
the TrefouSse Company. All kid glo res
sod In this house are made BY the above
named Company, whose goods are the
acknowledged standard Of exosllsnoe.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

HERE Is SOMETHING
That beats anything out in thsVl
SILK UMBRELLAS
An English SILK paragon frame "
brellA, ID inches, at t2.t0. An lvd
handle for $3.50. $40. 81, Sl6, oil
which are 20 and u Inches. HAND
suitable for both ladies and gshtl
neu.
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NOTICEs.

NOTICE.
IN UNIoN NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMIN9roH, Dec. ~, JooO'
The annual election for nire directors
will be held at the banking house, on
tuesday january II, 1881, between the
hours OF and 4 O'Clock In the after
noon. JOHN PkOP LES,
decIO-2tawtjanll. Cashier.
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WANTED.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR ALE--rhaL desirable property on
II the south west corder OF 6Ln and Mar
kst Sts; terms accom- n odat ng. Apply to
u, CHANDLER,
No w. Market st.
dec A.InO
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DIVORCE NOTICES.

NOTIGE.-Notics is hereby given that /
~ shall apply TO the General Assem-
bly, Of the State OF Delaware, at the next
January session f,ra dIVnrce fr,,,, "a, =,
wife, Laura Us ooI Harkne H.
JOHN G. HAKK NESS.
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 10, 1851.
deeIBr2tstW m
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LNOK SALE.-A building iOt onlne s..
Il W. corner OF stroud street and Rail
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
Of the Wilmington & Western X. H., s.
leet front ON On Il. X. Avenue, aud 81 feet
front on stroud street, West Wilmington.
Apply at this office. tf
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rTsrFUL PRESENTS.
BLANK ETs.
WHITE sPRHADs.
sHAWLs, ,r
BALhoRAL sklhi''
COATS,
DoLNANs,
oARPSfs
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NOTICE.-Ao is hereby given that
IN 1 will apply TO the next General
Assembly Of the State Of Delaware for IA
divorce from my husband, Frank Pierce.
in the ty OF Wilmington, III tho stale OF
Delaware. LYDIA PIERCE.
wilmington, Del, NOY. 3Uth, ls6J.
depi-3tAWi imDs
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INOR SALE.-bIlld,ng lot 100 ie,t 9
~ inches front "a Aoutn side Of Beech
street; % feet front on Van Buren, street
and 6l feet front on Maryland Avenue (;
fronts Oh the city line, and lies In CHRIS
tlRnd lid. Apply at this ONCE H.
LNOR SALE.-Ihree adjoining lots, on
IL a street. 81 feet by ~ feet q inches,
near Railroad Avenue, South side,
Also, one lot on Thirteenth street, near
Head street. Apply al 40 Market street.
IT,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-21

The time having arrived when. the un-
dersigntd ~, under tue terms and provis-
ions ci the Will of the late Hon. II. r.
chambers, iuIly authorized 10 sell the
arm he lately owned in Queen Ann's
county state Of Mary land AS Executor
he WA offer the same at public auction
IT the dwelling on the premises. ON
National Republican., 1880-03-24
Chinese Pawnbrokers.

A license is issued to those seeking to com.
mence business as pawnbrokers for term of
sixty years at the end OF that period 1t must
be renewed, but by any other person, not the
one who originally took out tho lccuse. A
certain tax is paid by the man first com.
mcncing business, and also by those who wish
to continue it after the term of sixty years has
expired. The pawnbrolSers are obliged to ac-
cept loan from the Provincial Treasurer for
which they have to pay at the rate of IL per
cent. per annum. Should firm of pawn
brokers fail, the other establishments of tho
same nature must refund to the Government
the loss it has sustained by tho failure. There
are 100 first class pawnshops in Canton. Pco-
pie who deposit goods at these pawn-towers
must pay. ut the rate of SO per cent. per an
mum; but this percentage can be lowered ut
the will Of the pawubroker for large tran.
saction. The Government requires that they
should lower their rate of percentage to those
who redeem their goods in the tenth month
OF the year, as by this means those who have
Dawned their winter clothing, Blankets &c,
eau more easily redeem them when they arc
most needed These pawn-towers are most
strongly built, and strictly guarded. When
we arrived on the fiat roof l saw large stones,
placed there to throw on the heads of assail-
ants, for sometimes these towers arc attacked
by bands of rnbbers.-lfrs Graz.
National Republican., 1880-03-24
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March %

BALTIMORE, MD, March %
Cotton quiet. Middling, 1896
Flour dull and unchanged. Howard street and
Western superfne, 81 25@4 70; do extra, SIS 2jdf
6 on; do family, Sc 25@G 75; City mills snperfne
81 25Cd4 75 do extra s. 25(16 90; do family "a o.
a. 25i do Rio brands, 81 OO97 PSI Patapsco family
Wheat - Southern dull and lower; Western
dull and wenk. Southern red 81 4O69l ~; do amber
81 i5; No. Western winter red spot and March'
June Il 336pl 33l July. 81 2l1Sl1 2l9i
Corn-Southern firm for white, lower for yellow.
Western weak and lower Southern white, 5O5550I5c;
do yellow 5G@56lZc Western mixed spot h{xTS
b5Mc; March, 5415C554glc; April, 2l1@O52Ic; NAV.
6O34@5O7Sc; steamer, 5lc.
Oats quiet and unchanged Southern, 47dH4sc
Western white d5@47c; do mixed, 45Qi6c; Penn.
Sylvania, 47@lSc.
Rye dull and nominal at 9O@95c
Hay dull and unchanged Primo 10 choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, s16@l7 per ton.
Provisions dull and easy. Mess pork Sl2 o5@
@l2 so. Bulk-meatS-loOse shoudefs 45Sc, cleal
rib sides, CSC; do packed 5@7IIc; bacon shouI-
ders, 5llc; clear rib sides 716c; hams lOlS6ll I5c
lard, refined tiorces, 8@sHc. ~
Butter very firm. Prime to choice Western
packed and roll. 2SG30c,
Eggs dull Nt1lc.
Petroleum nominal Crude, nominal; refined
s5sc
Coffee d|el and easy. Rio cargoes, ordinary tc
prime l3@l6l4o.
Sugar steady. A soft, 99Ec.
Whisky dull and nominal at 81 l0l5@1 H.
Ereightsto Liverpool per steamer firm and noml-
nal for want OF room, Cotton, 7.32d; flour, % id
grain, Gs GlSd.
Rocciptt-Flour, 4,Ss0 bblg wheat $4,000 bu
corn 0l,5OO bn; oats, $500 bu; rye, 400 bu
hipments--Wheat. 70,202 bu: corn 26 1893 bu.
SaIGS-WheA 100000 Du. corn, 220,000 bu,
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FREE ADVERTISING.
III @ Q I'll "a R Or E7
Advertisements under tho head OF
WANTED. FOR RENT. &c.

or acceptable DOurc and not to exceed four lines
our third page, free 10 all.
No business Advert sementS inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted in this column at
five cents per line for each insertion.
II answers fall to come the first time, we Invite n
second third, many repetitions necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the ad-
vcrisers to feel that they imposing as but
doing us favor by using our free columns as wC
are determined 10 make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
10 IN TrIAIS ONLY not delivered through the
postoce If initials used they should be drGcteC
10 the care OF some person, firm or posoilice box
No free advertisements taken aner o'clock p. m
Advertisements can be lett at Office or sem
through the mail to
NATIONAL REPUBI.ICAN " PRINTING co.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
DO HENS LOTEq
A Moving story,


In my fathers poultry yard, saws writer
in Chambers Journal, was rame.cock the most
beautiful bird Of the kind l ever saw IIo
had several wives and IL was n curious thing
TO see the different airs aud graces of the ladies'
In his train. lie was an inveterate fighter, If
he could escape from the yard, which was sur
rounded by n high wall. by some means an
accident Happened to his foot and he became
lame. My brother, who was a medical stu
dent, advised us to poutice it. Mamma under
taking this, Ralph came every morning to
have his foot dressed, and though evidently
suffering very much allowed her TO attend to
IT, But no improvement came, aud the poor
bird began to droop, One day we heard "a
loud noise a famous game-c0ck bad como into
the yard when the gate was left open, at
tackled Ralph, and had beaten him severely.
He was soreiy injured, though he had defend
cd himself we'll. Mamma picked him up and
carried him away, but next morning ho was
out In the yard, warming himself in the sun.
l was very glad was there to see what 1 then
saw, or could not have believed IL. Ralph
had been beaten He was no longer 10 he
honored by his Gdthless wives. They came
first one by one, aud then altogether, looking
with all the contempt they could display. Ono
and another peckCd at him, aud at lust tho
prottiest, and his hvorite, went straight up
to him and gave him severe dab near his eye.
Butt here was ono faithful friend among them,
an awkward bustling brown hen, with no
pretontions of beauty, who flew to his rescue
stood rcsolutcly before the PROSTATE blrd-for
he had sunk TO the ground, as if beart.broken
aud sheltered him with bor wings It was
useless to leave him in the poultry-yard, so he
aud his faithful brown hen were placed In the
garden, tho tool house being left open for
them through tho night. Some weeks pa assed,
and Ralph grow weaker till one morning wo
found him dead. grave was dug, aud his
fu wi I'M s,Io L. Il
taken back to the yard but she never rallied
and SO few days after, we saw her lying cold
and liieless OH the spot where the friend of her
generous heart lay buricd.-Bost0n Herald
National Republican., 1880-03-24
The Way TO Get Woman suT age.

Whenever it is evident that majority of
the women of these United States want to havo
the privilege of voting at elections, they will
get the privilege as surely as the sun shines.
And that there will be any obstacle in the way
of such majority making their wishes clearly
known Is what no one will be rash enough TO
affirm. Therefore, beloved sisters and cousins
and aunts. If you want to vote, say so. Until
you indicate your Wishes We must be excused
for not regarding those women sullragists who
represent nobody but thomselvcs.-.N Y. Eren
inn Mail
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From Hon. Andrew Cornwall.
EX MEMBER OF LEGISLATURE, New YoRR
ALEXANDRIA BAY, January

ALEXANDRIA BAY, January 3, 1850.
II. II. Warner C. Co.:
GENTS l have been troubled with kidney
difficulty for the last three years. and in OctO-
Der last had very severe attack. | then COM
menced taking your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure aud obtained relief at once. | have used
two bottles, and feel us well rs ever, aud shall
always keep supply of Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure in the house.
Yours truly, A. CORNwALL...
National Republican., 1880-03-24
To take eject
SUNDAY, NOV. 10, lS70 AT l.3O p. NJ.

SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1870, AT 1850 p. NJ
An p,,,,,,o,, LsSyS SgI Wsshingt9n;, ,,,,. s,...
9okK E'f TES ftS Snd MY s"27s MSD Bos
TON EXPRESS, on sundays to baltimore only.
e;Oosnaliinlore, Annapolis. and Way tPledmont,
Strasnurg winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick,
sOo"rbHfffMoFKssl f Msfff Sle KslHy XAD LAUREL EXPRESS
s:lo-Point Of Rocks Piedmont, Strasburg, Winches-
shS SE% Y%RKbI III TSII.HBETPTfA a BOSTON,
S;S6sStsr. L3ufs, GHicHGo. COLUMBUS, AND
town and Valley Branch texoept sunday
Through car to Staunton. Pullman Cars to Gin
eininn.l daily Grafton TO sandusky daily. except
9oo-baILyS baltimore, ANNAPOLIS; and Way
burg, College Beltsyille, Laurel, Annapolis juno
=, ton. Jessups. and Hanover.
2HW -n%tmSFe %9A Anqag9ls EIicS CITY and wSy
ron EXPRESS. stops at Laurel.
lS5-ion sunday onlyIBaItimore and Way; =,
GS0-BALrlMORE, BLADENSBURG, AND LAU-
RtI. ENPRkSs. Frederick, via Relay. stops
Ffs 9aa Sy sSsGa saa. oSy 9G sunday to Point
SSOztPHILADELPlLtA,N NORFoLk. AND BAL
Norfolk passengers taken In the cars direct TO
boat at Canton, stops gt Bladensburg and Laurel.
-P9lnt Of Rocks and Way stations
95tBALTT2MleoRTE B2le E "S XS6 5'1.l2piREL laurel EXPRESS
75EfCnIcIAGoV yiT az. VS VCoEGTlHSus, ohEGTlHSs AND p1TrsByBa
EXPRESS Sleeping cars TO Chicago and Pitts
burg orpt sunday. - -. .. . .
9i5-tNEW YORK, PiIILA DELPHIA. AND BAL;
TiMORE EXPRESS. Stnp5n Bledensburg and
laurel Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to PhiladelphlA - .
GlO-tST LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPIRES.
Pullman cars
tDplly. isunday only. other trains daily, except
Sunday
All tisins sopa Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket oiicesWashington Station. aud 0D} 80
and 1881 Pennsylvania nvenue-where orders will be
taken tor Baggage to be checked and received o. any
point In the city. - W. Nj: CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
!. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent,
! KnnNrZ Apan
National Republican., 1880-03-24

Number of cattle offered 1870, of which 1877 were
sold at prices ranging from 81 TO $40.
Sheep and lambs. 1926, OF which 307 were sold at
prices ranging from So to 7c.
Cows and calves, %; all sold at prices from $40
TO SIS. Market dull.
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supreme Court of the Unitod states.

luISDAf, MWtCn 13, le60.
No, 2l0.-AleXander G. Bowditoh, assignee etc
plaintiff in error, VS.. the City of Boston, argument
continued by Mr.. George W. Morse for plaintiff in
error, and by Mr., ]. 7, Healy for defendant In err
ror, and concluded by Mr.. Morse for plalntlT in
error.
No. 2l4.-The United States, appellant VS. f. II.
Hopkins; argued by Mr.. Soicitor-Gcnoral Phillips
Tor appellants no counsel for appellee.
No 2lb.-The United States, appellant vs. Thos.
r. Murray; argued by Mr.. SolicitorGe Phil.
lips for appellant, and by Alr, John N. oliver for
appellee.
No. 251-Thomas Branch ct al. appellants, VS..
The United States argued by Mr.. T. II. A. McPher-
son ana Mr. Thomas Wilson for appellants, and by
Mr.. Attorney General Deyens for appellees
No. 2l7.-ThOmas j. Hollingsworth plaintiff in
error, VS.. John 4. Flint ct all submitted by MIR r.
Phillips, Mr. W. II, Phillips and Mr. Bethel Coon
wood for plaintiff IN error, and by Mr. A. w Terrell
No. 2lS.-The Merchants National Bank of Little
Rock plnintii III error, VS.. The United States; sub
mtted by Mr.. B. G. Brown for plAntii In error and
by Mr. sollcitoT'General Phillips for defendant in
error.
No. 2l9,-The Grand Trunk Railway Company.
pantin In error, VS. Nathan Walker; submitted
by Mr.. John Rand for plaintiff IN error
No. 22O,-Ihe American Cotton Tie COmpany
Qimitedl, plHntiH IN error VS., John A. Klein ct al
argument commenced by Mr.. Joseph II. Choate for
plaintiff in error, and continued by Mr. Pitman
for defendant In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'clock
National Republican., 1880-03-24

BY virtue ofa decree OF tho Supreme court Of the
District of Columbia passed in equity No 52I1,
Equity McDanigl vs, Wright, I Will sell ut public
auction, In front OF the premises, on THURSDAY Y,
and o. IN Cotmpn's subdivision OF square S0 begin
ming on Eleventh street northwest 20 ct south nom
thence south 10 feet thenca west IS feet inches;
thence north 10 ee and thence east 65 eet3 inches
to the beginning, aud improved by n two.story and
basement brick dwelling house, No. 1884 Eleventh
street northwest
Torms-One-third cash, balance in and ie months,
with per cent Interest, all cash, vt option Of pur
chaser. Deposit Of SiOJ required, and all convcynnc.
Ing nt purchasers cost. JOB BARNARD,
j. II. COLDWELI, Trustee,
Marl3eoNds AuCtlOncer. 5O1 ID street n W.
National Republican., 1880-03-24

DR. BOSWORTI, Pls E STREET N. W, Is THE
~ most skilu and tho only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever IN this city. All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
ty. Refers to Senators D. W. voorhees,, Indiana; j.
j. Patterson, S. G.. Samuel Norment, Washington, ID.
G., and other1. Consultation free a competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant TO attend to ladies'
National Republican., 1880-03-24

snry In my Pile treatment or Female Weak nesses but
must seo an ptlieuts 10 know their COniton,) then
any person can uso uy remedies themselves. C1-
tnrrh cured, aud DEAFNESS caused by CRtNrrh Loss OF
mental power, Vigor and general debility by either
sex restored. For further Information, and dinicu-
ties OF which treat you must make application at
mg oiiice No. i39 Ninth street northwest, RIIEY
BUILDING, ONCE and residence, Consultation free
tO all. de3ly
National Republican., 1880-03-24
1873
GREAT
1875! {!

1870 GhhAI 1879
Aoso PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE BoRhE N3REH W551 rhNF AEP k%T
SPLENDID SCENERY n INA. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
TRAINS. LEAVE wAsHINGToN from Depot, cor
ner Of sixth and z streets; as follows; AIN, ,,
Pnrlor Car TO P!ttsburg and, sleeping cars from
pillsburg 10 Cincinnati, 81 Lons and chicago
ia y'fS PsSSs fSf RaR1%p e
For Cenandsigua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
snd the N9r!h at . q M daily, EXCEPT sun SundHT i;.,
TO Cenandaigun. For Williamsport, Lock Haven,
r., and % Emhs a. 1910 a; m, daily except Sunday,
~. on sunday, Mi5 D. m.
Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars $50 a. m.
For Brooklyn, New York all Through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats of "Brookyn Annex"
Ing double lerriaGe acros, New York city.
For Philadasphia $40 a. m l'SO 0so' and $40 p IN
Limited EXprels SS $50 HnG m. daily, except Sunday
For baltimore. $40 $3.50 lOi0 H. m, ana 1880 4lO'
l% :s' 5SI' 7'5V and ~ p. M on Sunday 1910
For Popes Creek Line, . g. m. and 400 p' M daily
For 4nhspoiis. sO a. m. and 400 u. M daily, except
ALEXAN DRIA AND FREDERICKsBURo RAIL
NAY VA AND ~, ,ALEHANDRlA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, 4 7;n, 0. II a. m. 42o. 80. 02i,
and ll;3O p. M. On Sunday, q ana IL a. In' ana
For Richmond and the South, 700 o. m. daily, and
TraoS 5 oayS N Sy sssGf SG@aS or %ashngon 10
ronsInday st snd 10 q, n, and O;o5 ?; M -,
commOdations can be procured at the oihoes-north-
east corner or Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
vana avenue, and OF the depot where orders can nc
left for the checking of baggage to destination rom
'''''" T. i. FHRSIigR, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General MansSer.
National Republican., 1880-03-24
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW Y0RH
AND SAN BRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, March 90, 1880.
The produce exports for the week were valued
nt sS1l6413.
Money loaned up to 6A per cent per diem and
down to G per cent. and closed at GlS per cont.
Exchange was firm and the nominal rate for
sixty days was advanced " per cent to 4S6, leaving
demand uucnanged at iS0, with actual business at
4S5L@iS5l3 for long and 1881 for short sight.
Governments were weak and u per cent lower
for all issues.
State bonds were quiet and generally steady.
R0ilroad bonds were generally firm. Eric con-
soils frsts fell off TO 9l94 and roco;ercd to 0l55;
Kansas Texas firsts rose to 1887 and seconds TO
6OM, but the latter subsequently fell off to 6S5I:
Ohio Mississippi seconds fell or to llSl4@1lSlS;
Chesapeake d Ohio Series D. rose TO 69JA; Amcri-
can can dock imptroyement Seyens 70 no. Central Pa.
ciic sts to 1l212, aud Wabash (St Louis divlsion)
TO lO5M New Jersey Central issues were steady,
reacted to 1536. Harlem coupon irss sold ut 1876.
The stock market was weak in the early deal
ings and prices declined A@1M per cent During
the afternoon there was recovery ofA@1% per
cent? but the advance was partly lost at the close.
Pacific Mail and Manhattan Elevated were marked
exceptions 10 the general list The former fell oil
from i2l9 TO 303i, reacted to 4194 aud closed ut
30H, while Manhattan Elevated broke from i3 to
$50, recovered to 30A fell off TO 354 and closed
at SO.
transactions aggregated 2sS,0OO shares, including
Delaware, Lnckuwanna d Western lAOO0, Erie
$1,000 Iron Mounaiu 1000, Kansas x Texas 5000
Manhattan Elevated $1,000, Northwestern 1000
Ohio Mississippi 2S,000, Pacific Mail 1900 Read.
Ing 1000, st. Paul 1900, and Wabash q Pacific
10000.
National Republican., 1880-03-24
PROFESSEONAL.
SERVlCEABLE FEET

promote health and usefulness, ana thousands OF cN
per1enced personasei from ihr and near visit DIR
WHITES wcll-known establishment, li8 Penusyl
vania nvonue, opposite Wnrds Hotel. for the su c
cessu treatment Of Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails
Chilblalns, Vase ul0r ExcleScences and other all
mcntS OF the feet.
Office fec 81 per visit
Established IL washington 1851.
National Republican., 1880-03-24
IlIIII.

DEWEY.-On March %, at 1915 p. M, MARY ].
DEWEY, wife oIS. j. Dewey aged IS ears, ~ months
and 10 days.
The friends Invited to Calvary Baptist church. at
$50 o'clock y. m, Wednesday, March %. Remains
Will be taken to Western New York for interment,