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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
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SATCHELS, PORTFOLIOS, MUSlC-ROLLS,
LAP-TABLETS:
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EASELS. PANELS, FRAMES,
and many other goods now Ia stock and more TO
come.
HANDSOMELY-ULUS POEMS-an
styles of binding:
ALL THE POETS. from 5Oc. to SO;
PRAYERS AND HNMNALS-all sizes and style
BIBLES, HIMN-BOOkS,
REVISED TESTAMENS. RELIGIOUS BOOKS,
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF TRAVEL.
JUVENILES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, selected
especially for my trade, by Robinson Crusoe,
Isl, 81. Nicholas, Kate Greenway Mother
Goose. DIR. Watts, CaldecOtt, ROsina Emmett,
Charles Dickens, and other distinguished
friends Of the children. including Hans Chris
tian Andersen, Grimm, and old Mr.. Robinson,
Of the swiss family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-yEAR CAR

NHhISI MAN MD NEW-NE EAk NAkDS
ever offered In this city, and solicit on and after
that day an Inspection OF the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

A GRAND BALL 20
WILLIE GIVEN By Ik
VIRGINIA LODGE, No. 2, IL. T.,
AT SANGER HALLE,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Z, 1851
Grand March at $50 7. VI.
Committee: n. c. Epps, j. W. Williams Jasper
l.. Rowe. , ,,.o
Tickets. Submitting gentleman ana ladies
Tickets can be had of the committee or any ihelh-
ber of the Lodge. At ,,, ,o,
Gentlemen wishing invitations for ladies can get
'''i'' ~ dc I-Th, ,Su,Tu&W-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

This famous play has been performed
$50 TIMES, $50
from Maine To Louisiana, and from New YORK 10
British Columbia-from gulf 10 gulf ana from
ocean TO ocean and Is conceded throughout the
length and breadth Of the land to be the
MOST AMUSING COMEDY OF THE AGE
The New York Herald Of November 29th says
HAVERLY's FoURTEENTH-sTREET THEATRE
Fun on the Bristol" prevailed al this theatre
last night and the audience that witnessed III rel
shed the amusement presented. The piece does
not diter materially from what II was wien played
here some months since. The familiar Jokes ana
songs. mock parades, and absurd situations Mere
welcomed enthusiastically. Mr.. sheridan's Mrs;
O'Brien still continues a feature OF the play, ana
his character changes are among the cleyercst
things done Marion Fiske, too was as nlrtiul a, as
of old The burosque TrOyatore" met WIN
favor. Taken altogether the piece was rs fayorably
received rs when first played here. ~
Prices a. usual BoX-sheet at Theatre reahu ha'hos
& Moses. 80 ,r,.,, c,rrr,
Friday evening, December sih, CHARLOTTE
THOMPSON in TIE PLANTERS WIFE,
Ha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

2H hours of continuous jolity'
$50 minutes of incessant fun.
2ACKNOWLEDGED DRAMATIC AND
MUSICAL ARTISTS.
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THE SUTRirIvE PTOrrnTIES Of CoLDEv'S
LIEBIG's LlQUD EXTRACT OF BEEF ASD TONtC
INyIGORAToE are sufficient 20 sustain the body
without the addition of solid food. isk Jor col
LR'S-fdks M otber-of druggists generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED AZ
the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNISE DENTt-
FRICE, which VIII speedily remove incipient tprtar
and scurf Price, fifty cents a box.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH IS always pleasure, and
you can have II by using MEADE 4 BAKERS dell
cious CARBOLIc MoUTH-WAsn. II destroys the OF
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and dccayed
teeth and speedily restores them t. a healthy cou
dition. Price, nifty cents a bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

THE EMULSION or CoD-LIytR OIL prepared by
PURCELL, LADD co. Is palatibie and pleasant
TO take.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-04

WHEN COI-LIyER OIL is wanted, use the Emnl-
slOn nl epared by PuRCELI. LApD & 90.
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sEAL SACOUEs.

rssc stable and useful wrapp.ngs We sre offer
,.,,tvery popular prices. An inspection Of our
.,,,s before purchasing will be TO your advantage.
CARRIAGE ROBES.
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LEE GALLERY, Main street-C CARD-Puoro-
an Apis II nor doynn
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HEADQUARTERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01
ANOTHER APoSTRoPHE.
MALTESE CATS.

There ought to he law passed that no man is
old enough TO vote until he has paid his taxes
and had the measles
Tho leading editorial in our esteemed con-
taInnorary, the Troy Times, Is headed: What the
Winter is About" We are happy to say it is about
twp-hIruS OhcT.
acknowledgement contemporary has dis
o,,Terrd that burning the bunghOlC of kerosene
barrel with rcd-hOt poker viii cause the barrel to
Acknowledgements Standard.
Gas has dropped TO Sl65 in Cleveland. If they
could utilize the gas at Washington they could
tuock off another dollar and then make every
stakeholder -CORgFCSsfoaGl Record.
When the Young lady begins to talk of tea at
restaurant and of hot birds on warm toast, the
Young man ShiYeTS and wishes the olo lce-cfe3m
DAYS were back aSaln.-Netc orleans PtcdyuHe-
Wisconsin wolves have become so hard up for
pgovender that they chase young men VINO parI5
their hair in the centrc-Ie60F Free Press. Should
tlink they would prefer soft food at any time.
A weI-known euchre-player named Down mar
red q Miss Trump. which. according 10 the rules
of the matrimonial game. turned the Trump Down
She then made ii clubs and stoye-pok crs. and he
has never been able 10 hold any hands since We
pass.
Kansas d" the tiddliu was bully; but tell you
when that fat chap with the big mOustache laid
hold of the bass fiddle and went for them low
notes in the ViOiiItcelar, Just felt as If buzz
saw was q playin Yankee Doodle on my back
bone.
A lady in Detroit cut out her tongue with razor
The other day stating that she felt 1t to DE her duty
10 make some sacrifice TO the Lord. This is the
sort of religion we like to see circulate around. So
many the airseX cOnsecrate their tOngucstO the
devil that il i gratifying to see an estimable eH
erntion 10 this unnOly custom.
snake fOrty-twO feet long has been killed in an
Alabama swamp. and the papers of that State are
20 proud they refuse 10 exchange with those of the
outside barbarianS. Ii was an obvious mistake TO
kill the reptile. however, as his capture would
have furnished The better part of menagerie that
might have enriched the State.-.SdR Francisco
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01

Special to the Republican.
New YORK, Jan. 31.-MOney was fairly active at
sac per cent, and closed at ). Exchange strong and
advanced 10 S9Is for long and 95 for short sight.
Governments weak, l6(cel4 per cent. lower. State
bonds higher; Virginia skies, eX-matured coupons.
rose from 79i to S04 North Carolina skies, second
class from S TO 81 ditto, third class from ~ to So
and Tennessee SKIES new from Us to 49, Railroad
bonds irregular in the late dealings; Kansas Pacific
seconds recovered ST. Texas Pacific incomes to 81;
Wabash equipments sold up from As to So while Mo-
bile and Ohio first debS declined from $50 to S4s
Metropolitan rSS sold up 10 l and ditto seconds
4is; while Denver and Rio Grande cOnSOlS declined
10 ll2a, Bali {. DlNlSlOnl nrStS TO
The stock Market irregular and unsettled
throughout the day and was, in the main, weak and
tending downward. In the early dealings the Ele-
waited Railway shares were active and buOyant, Metro
poiitan selling up TO 3i4 Manhattan Ia, and New
York Ia per cent. but subsequently these shares be-
weak, and lost almost the entire Improvement.
The general list opened weak and under free sales
prices began TO decline, the downward movement
continuing throughout the aftarnoon, the lowest
figures of the day being generally current i'll the final
sales. The decline in prices from the highest point
ranging from = to per cent, the latter, Alton and
Western Union, "a; Texas Pacific 81 Denver and
Rio Grande, 3i4 Iron Mountain. So and st. Paul 3
cent; Oregon and Nevada rose per cent fell of
Si and rallied So per cent. Transactions aggregated
Southern. $500; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
1900: Denver and Rio Grande, $685. Erie, $500;
Iron Mountain, $500; Kansas and Texas Il 600; Lake
Shore, l7.0gO; Lake Erie and Western. $3.50; MAN.
Chattanooga, 800; Northwestern, 5000; New Jersey
Central, 9,GEb; New York Central 1880; Northern
Pacific, 1889; Ohio and Mississippi, 500: Pacific
Mail, 7.i1U; ST. Paul, 1900; St.Paul and Omaha,
bash Pacific, - 400; Western UniOn 1880; Hannibal
and st. 10, 800; Metropolitan, 800.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01
BaItimOre General Market.

BALTIMORE, JAN S1.-Cotton dull: middIing, n5s.
Flour irmer, but quiet; Howard street and Western
SUPER s. 25G3 10; do extra, S4@4 do family s. 10
66OO: City Mills SUPER S. 25G3 49, do extra 81 "A IS;
do family, 5NdS Sc 10; do Rio brands, Sc 12G6 IS;
Patapsco family, s.. Wheat Southern steady: West
ern lower ard quiet; Southern red, 81 159l Is; do
amber, 81 2OG1 n: No. Western winter red spot
and January, 81 1891 1871; February 81 l64@1 l6ts
March, 81 ISl4@1 l37E April, 81 1891 19Si; May,
81 19a1@I 20 Corn, Southern steady; Western lower
and quiet; Southern white and yellow, 50; Western
mixed spot and January. 5Sssc: February Sag
535sc: March, $50 535Sc steamer, 5O2c Oats lower
and dull; Western white, 42di3c: do mixed 400 lie.
Rye dull: 81 OOdIO3. Hay firm prime to choice
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland, s2t62S per ton. Pro-
visions firm, with fair jobbinG trade demand; mess
pork, old, sl3 75 new, SIS %; bulk meats-looSe
shoulders and clear lib sides, none offering; do
packed, 5ia1Sc; bacon-Shouders &C; clear rib
sides sac; hams lo:g9l1}4c. Lard. refined uerces.
loo. Butter quiet: prime to choice Western, packed
100 &c: roll 1SG2c. Eggs quiet and lower nOminally
40c Petroleum nominal; refined, 9. COffeeS steady;
Rio cargoeS ordinary to fair lllSc. Sugarlower and
quiet soft, 97sc. Whisky dull, 81 II. FreghIs, to
Liverpool per steamer quiet; cotton 366d ld flour,
IS Sd per ton sacks; grain, I'd. Receipts-four,
6Ibarrels wheat $40 bushels corn 81 bushels
oats, 4O25 bushels; rye, 500 bushels. shipments
wheat, 2.69 bushels; corn Ass bushels. Sales
wheat. 593SiO bushels; corn. 90 200 bushels
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01
MARYLAND NEWS.

Dr. Elijah J. Bond OF Hartford County, was
stricken with paralysis last week
Nj George IinthicUm has purchased of John s.
Belt his farm near ClarkSburg for $3.50.
little son of Mr.. Charles PurdOm broke his arm
while coasting last Tuesday al Clarksburg.
4 l0ck Of PaEtGidges were found frozen TO death
IN one of The fields about Rockville last week.
John Gardner has sold $50 acres of land to Sarah
Jane Grimes. in Montgomery County, for 81 200.
1t is expected that the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company will pay off its employees some
lime this week
The work on the new hotel at Washington Grove
j. being pushed forward, and it will be opened
about the lSt of June.
Colonel John I. Sim has sold one of his farms
near Urbana, Frederick County, go acres, 10
Andrew StrOubc for $4,000.
A party of capitalists intend visiting the farm of
Mr.. \. Ray, near Forest Glen Station early in the
spring, on an inspecting tour for gold.
The LconaTdtown Beacon says that the late thaw
ana sudden freeze had most unfayorable effect
UPON the wheat crop of Southern Maryland.
II is stated that the crows are dying by the thou
sand on Maryland Heights. They gather there
GREETINGS TO r0ost, and during the night drop from
the r0OSts and perish.
While prospecting for the main bed of kaolin on
the farm of William Hunt, at North East, recently
a bed of pure white was found pronounced by eX-
uers to be the finest white kaolin yet produced III
.hc market.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01
ASSIGNMENTS FOR To-day.
REAL ESTATE,
The Official Transfers Of Yesterday as
Recorded

Recorded.
Mr. F. OlmStead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday as
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY
On 2 street. between Twentv-first and Tyenty-Sac-
square e.: =
On Twenty-Secnnd street between p street and
massachusetts, avenue; lots g. 10, and II, square e.
81. ol Massachusetts avenue. between Twenty-rst and
square Ga -
On Twenty-first street, between street and Mas
haSlliSettS avenue: lot 10, square ca:
uh L street, between Twenty-firSt and TWenty-sec-
qua streets lots 10 and Is, square IS;
Ui street, between TwenIy-first and Twenty-sec-
CtI streets; lots and 3, square Is:
On street. between Twenty-firSt and Twentysec-
V.iH streets; lots 10 and l., square 60;
On street, between Twentieth and Twenty frsts
SuttsS part OF lot and subOts Is 10 p inclusive,
ON Twentieth street. between y and o streets: part
OF lot TO- square 81: -
All of square 81. bounded by Connecticut avenue R.
I%enty-trst, and streets:
On street, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
"'UierIs: SuDiotS and 8, square rs;
~ On Sunderland Place between Nineteenth and
streets; sublots IS 10 "A inclusive, square
nm On New Hampshire avenue. between y street and
oII Gree; Sublots Il TO # inclusive. square lis;
In oh dupont Circle, between New Hampshire ave
noe ana Nineteenth street: SubIot Is square I15:
~" SiIhetetnth street, between Y and Dupont Cir
~ r. Sa9lot 3d. square rs:
On oh Nineteenth street, between and Dupont Cir.
20, part OF lots and T. square rs:
6a street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth;
AL: - ~ -'-N-N1A' - S1''@'4
IN ~, hifd street, between Seventeenth and Eight
a., T. aiD!OlS ~ 10 ia inclusive. square Ijl:
s,5io street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
'',IGlS ll3 TO 10, square Isl:
SILL, VI square I55. bounded by r. Eighteenth and 5
10 ana New Hampshire avenue:
NJ SGaTe I56 bounded by p, Eighteenth, Q, and
ami Nitsssehusetts avenue. between Seventeenth
o. ~ * 7nteenth streets; lot IL square I5S;
s,r.5, SStti, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
"a, n T los ; west half OF and TO- square I5S;
S.y-o,I, ~ eel between New Hampshire avenue and
a., elith street lots SJlhSD g. and a. SQUARE I76:
I ana F, square IL: - ''''S' ''O40'0
i-SQuare 90: 0Sti - anu L streets' SuoIoi
S5jG1S a. a., sunderland ct uX 10 John E. Alley;
On Eio SAoJJect 10 ercumbranceS and taxes.
S-'''i Street, between y and o streets north !;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

ON motion of Mr. Assistant AttOrney-Ceneral smith
john Owens, esq, of Corpus Christi, Tex. was ad-
mitted to practice.
ON motion of Mr.. Elliott T. Shepard. George b.
Wright, esd Of Indianapolis, Ind was admitted TO
practice.
ON motion of Mr.. Lewis A. Brigham, Washington
h. Williams EST. of Jersey City, y. J.: Charles H.
NOOThiS, esq, of HaCkenSack. Y. J.; and Robert B.
Flne. esq. OF Washington, ID. t.. were damitted 10
practice
No. 300. The Congress Empire Spring COMPANY.
plaintiff in error, VS. Dexter 4. kmOwltOn ct al In
to the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Northern District of New York. Judgment affirmed,
with costs and Interest. Opinion BY Mr.. Justice
Woods; dissenting Mr. Justice Harlan.
No. 2G. john Barrett. plaintiff in error. vs. +. J..
Holmes Ct al. In error to the Supreme Court of the
state Of Iowa. Judgment affirmed, with costs Opin-
ion by Mr.. Justice Woods.
No. 81. The New York and Wilmington Steamship
Company, appellants. ". William II. Mount ct al
Appeal from The Circuit curt OF the United States for
the Eastern District of New Y oTk. Decree reversed
WITH Costs and cause reInalded with directions to
enter decree reversing the decree of the District
Court and giving directions for further proceedings
Iu conformity with the opinion of this court Opinion
by Sir. Justice Bradley
No. ~. James :. Trimhle. appellant vs. Joshua
Hiil Ann NOOdhe3d. Appeal from the Circuit Court
oi Tie United States for the District of Kentucky De-
Ter.
OEDER-Ordcred that in all cases decided prior TO
the St day of January where no petition for
M Is pending the mandate may issue after this date
when applied for.
No. S55. Richard G. Daniel plaintiff in error. VS.
the Board of Supervisors of LowndeS County MissS-
Sppl. On motion Of Mr.. Van III. Manning affirmed
WITH costs per stipulation
No 80. Francis L. Hinkley, appellant VS.. Levi p
Moflon et al Motion to dismiss submitted by Mr. r
'id!e Roberts in support of the same and by Mr.
leonard SWEET IN opposition thereto.
ADJOURNED until Monday, February 2S. 1880
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01
Now Work Genera, Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.-COtton dull; sales, S92 bales;
UpIands Ii I1-l6c; Orleans, IL I5l6c; consolidated
net receipts, S23iG bales. Exports: Great Britain
942 bales: Continent, $50 bales. Flour. Southern
quiet common fair extra 81 JO95 Is; good to choice
do s. 2O66 So Wheat 1Sl lower; scarcely active ex
port demand: ungraded, 81 1901 Is. Corn opened
weak and closed shade stronger moderately active;
ungraded 5IG5jJSc Oats 1zn1Z lower and heavy, and
closing with rather strengths; No 3. 42c. Hops
steady and moderately active. Coffee quiet Rio
goes Ildl4i4c; Job lots IlGl51s. Sugar dull New
Orleans grocery, 7l4c; Pernambuco i5-l6@71s fair
TO good refining. 75Std75Ec prime, 75S(G754c refined
fair demand: standard a, 3. MolasSes quiet and
steady Porto Rico, @!sc; English Islands, $50 4ec
Carolina and Louisiana, 5G7c. Resin steady 81 ~
al S2I,. Turpentne firm; 47c; Pork held higher aud
very quiet: SI4 30 asked; middles higher and very
tirni long clear s. soc. Lard opened shade lower
afterward recovered and closed higher $780, Freights
in
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
In,nSfiI ID Enrninr,, nInrI-nfu

Wall Street transactions Kesteriay-DO.
mestic and Foreign Markets.
The following observations the transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with highest,
lowest and closing stock quotations. furnished by
the clearinghouse of H. d. Cooke, jr., & Co.. 1923
street, Was hington, ID. c.:
With one or two exceptions stocks have been on the
decline to-day. The whole list opened weak and
showing feveriSh and unsettled condition. New
York, Ontario, and Western has been exceptionally
strong having opened at IL and advanced 10 i2 but
later in the day yielded somewhat to the general
pressure the part of dealers TO realize and closed
at IlsI, an advance over the opening price. Wall
street to-day has been full of runlDrs .aud the bears
have awaited themselves ofeverything in their power
TO force prices lower Telegraph stocks opened
strong but the rumor that permanent injunction
had beenissued against the consolidation of tine
panes the stocks dropped off, Western Union -hav-
ngopened at 1I9l& and closed at ll5&, decline of
per cent. American Union closed at S2l4.
The money market continues easy at from TO per
cent. on call.
Market for foreign exchanges firm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01


DOUBLE TRACK, .JAxSEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS.
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December l. 1850
o-CGIHIlCeA,G.0i, !GI!NCINSATI, AND ST. LOUIS
500 sltimore EIlicott City, and Way Stations
S;50-Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS, and WAY. piedmont
SIraSburg, Winchester, Haserstown, and Way,
slO-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
SI5-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS, (con-
meets for HagersiOwn and at Point of Rocks for
sOo-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
tsOO-0n Sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis. and
ICOO-RAiTINOREE EXPRESS. (stops at HyattsviIle
College, BeitSyille, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
f1O:4O-PfT f'f CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
i2:iO-B Baltimore Elleott City, Annapolis, and Way
Stations.
t9n Tqnday 2nly for 3 Baltimore a and Way
t2:S5-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BOS-
33O-Baltinore and Way stations winchester, Fred
erick HaSerStoTn, and 9,1, Way via Relay
REL EXPRESS, (Frederick, via Relay, stops at
+i4-Poinf Of ROCKS. Frederick Hagerstown. Win
chester, and Way Stations con SUNDAY 10 Point
t4:i0-B Baltimore. Annapolis, and Way Stations.
5:S-PHILADELPHfA AND BALTIMORE EX-
PRESS, (Martinsburg aud Way, via Relay.
Stops at Hyattsville and Lsurel)
6:O5-POint of Rocks and Way Stations
T6ci0-BaltlmOre ana W ay STATIONS
7:a-BALTIMORE AND LA UREL EXPRESS.
tS:JO-PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI. AND ST LOUIS
EXPRESS.
e45-BALTIMORE, EVANSVILLE. AND LAU-
tIO.Oo-NFW York. PHILADELPHIA. AND BOs-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car to New York,
and special sleeping NJ Philadelphia.
iDaily. ISundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices Washington Station and 6ls and
1851 Pennsylvania Avenue corner Fourteenth Street,
where orders will be taken for baggage TO be checked
and received al anN point in the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01

lot t19 feet inches by9i feet 10 inches) square $780,
ID. W StOckstill to Wilmer p. Vale. Sc 500.
On Boundary street. between North Capitol and
First streets west; subot I53 22 by 10 feet depth
square6I5; John Brown to Jacob Wilmer, 81 800
On Union street between n and streets south
lot q 80 by 40 feet square 5O3; Alice l. WyckOf to
Richard LightbOwn, 500.
On d street SOUTH between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets east lots 10 and 20 93 feet inches by 40 feet
square lois; Thomas Wilson to b. II. Warner, nOmi-
nal.
On Ninth street, between @ and streets north
part of lot 20 feet ~ inches by depth) square 405;
Frederick Douglass, United States marshal to b. I'll.
Warner. nominal.
On East Capitol street between Fourth and Fifth
streets east part of lot and part of lot ( feet
inch by 100 ee square S7 Emil $ Friedrich to Leon
L. and Albert A. Friedrich $4,000.
COUNTY.
Thomas Wilson TO b. H. Warner: lot = block T. LIE
DrOit Park, nominal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-01
DISTRICT COURTS,

SUPREME CoCET OF THE DISTRICT-CHIEF JUS
III ~ AErTER AND JUSTICES WYLIE AND HAGNER
-ifarkerY vs. Schooner +. NJ Wright; decree below af-
Hilned- EnlhrY Ks. HOvey: judgment below affirmed
J1iiray " Grant; argued and submitted
CIRCUIT CoURT-JCSTICE observation-disclosures
" IaZier; defendant called and Judgment Shugrue
" Lewis Mckinley; verdict for defendants for Sg5
iiooE vs. taIitr settled johnson vs. Sauer; verdict
iO balnt for sig, without costs. Cuppy & IngerSoll
" herdeI verdict for the defendant and notice ola
morton Tor q neT trial. Stuart vs. Jordan proceed
lign before justice of the peace auaShed.
FESti ~ COURT USTICEC OX.-The February term
"a ms our commences to-day. The calendar shows
'ie cases 10 DE heard and they will probably be
Su,Liit 10 occupy the court for the entire month.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUSTICE IAMES-John s NJ
1nhsnh; murder of James f. johnson: on trial
lkeI0rted etsey"heTel
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
supreme Court of the Justice Cartier
anu JUSTICES NEIIe and Hagner.-No. 10. Bliss VS..
IIttchtT; No -. District of Columbia VS.. johnson
No2 SMILES VS.. Wheeler; No. % Beverly vs. Roberts;
NO =, Mulkln ". Moses; No. 3D. Mayhue VS.. Rup-
per-: No 81, Quinn District of Columbia: No -
If1"!S trustee, vs.. Sheherd: No. A. Mccormick VS..
Eieedmans savings and Trust Company; No. 45
Murray VS.. Aver.
Circuit COurt-Justice MacArthur-No. So Abner vs.
2i"ur: No. 90, Bishor & Stebbins VS.. Stanton &
Bowers; No VI. Hook Ganter: No. 81, Higgins vs.
Davis & Son: No 81, Douglass VS.. Weston; No. 81
tagIe VS.. Heiberger; No. 9S. Black VS.. King, jr
No lnl Ward VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
NnlliiaIy; No TO- Watson executor. Martin; No
10 Hume Fitzpatrick; No l06. Hook vs. Ganter:
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criminal CO;irt-JuStice James.-John s NJ John.
bon; murder OF James l.. Johnson.