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Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
nlA ,y1arly COutaql..l

Btilget MeKeeyer WAS before tht
Mavor last evening charged upon the
o Lth of Ar.,uintl Daian'f, c'lo'ed,
w.th disoruDr'y conduct aud using abu'
,ive language. Bridget had been drink
ing rather +, ealy last night, and was III
10 mood to be- trltsd with, SO her
I3"gue ran loose during the h1arins:
;, ilue of 81 and costs was imposed, and
.,,s vas held in the sum of 500 10 keep
the peace Bihg,t WAS very much in
cpusal at this, AMI was loud in he te,
,uncia lous Of III. Mayor a'd e3iet,
and W ~ lockeh y unill she so lid be-
have herself in proper manner.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
VI EGISTER'S ORDER.

NEW CASTLE CouNIY.N 50, 1854.
Upon the application OF John ). Beeson,
ad,. inistr"t,f q l.. u. f Jana lllmOnG
late Of randywine Hundred, a said county +,
deceased, il is 'dered and DIRE ted by the.
Regisrer that the Administrator afrresaid
civo rot 70 e grantin. Of let.srs Of admin
'stratlon upon the estate OF b d, ceased,
with the date Of graniiCg tler9o |, BY causing
adver ise nenls 10 be ported wiz n forty days
from the date of sucn letters IA SIX o. the
most plblin places OF the coUnt7 o. New Cas-
tle requiring AL persons hivi 1g demands
against the estate to pr sent tho satle, or
abide 10y M Act of A. eEnbly in such SO
made a NJ prov iIed, and a 20 1ause the sumo
to Ge inserted :, thin t. C sane period in the
DAILY REPUBLIcAN a newspaper pu .lished
IN Niiminpton and 20 b. co ltI-.ued therein
three weeks. te d.
,-~ Given udier the hand ani seal
SL.s of '!ii.e Of the he2l ter atur1sah at
- Win NJ o., in New Caste County
AfOr said, tne day an y"ar ABOVE written
90. Bl,iGS. Register,
N TICr.-ill perso having rlaiIs aBai inse
the stpre Of the deceased aust lfe'ehtt the
same. duly teste to the Administrator, on
o. before | SOtn ay of No enbe'. A. D.,
/ sS2 OF .bidc M rct Of As3enbi n such
case mad , an p"orided
JOHN s BEESON,
Atm nistr,Iol, y, 1. A..
Address -Ni'mt ( iou, nj. drci2S
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
officially NOtin sit,

The Reliance and Washington fire
companies, have officially notified the
Chief Engineer Of the fire department,
that tne,r engines are now equipped
wi h safety relief valves and that they
have complied with the requirements
of the ne " ordinance.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
sunday Pa aers-rae u eat r sa'

Tocays procselirgs in full OF dni-
teau's t,ial will be found in the pa
pprs sold by George A, Davis, at 6.s
Market street, in the morning at y
o'clock. In addition to all this, all the
news from every section of the world
can ba found also fully reporteh. Davis
wishes all his patrons d happy New
Year.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
.op SALE A BARGAIN !

y arm of 30 acres 10 Chris,iana Hunir a
hmi,e south Of Greenville s. u 1n' anH
'I,g from Wilmington. IL hasa ~ W.
NA.r,rse OFFS rooms, co'ninaho'hs u EUon
s~toe ue.a vnre river, Darn "p.,nI
|'es% 'NeIsyoer 5uth luscs n goo order. ne i""n
E Ea%I ilprovei, well W erei, H"l ~ n"S inn, ,.s -
Esa'A'' y r,Iirn,i station. Will bs sold cheap
~ nwner wllts to & We up farming
~ ami torms mad to suit pure aSer'
|NS ,,"nIv 10 THOuhN X. LAi.Lf.
atP' CO., Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31

~ sALE-SIX NEW TWO NrOhY
W. Srisk houses, 40, 1901, 1893, 1906, lso1,
,am,1l 1911 West .treot. shrce on Ih,r,
|tMsia es'- ,boye West; one At $40 Vest Second
@ Ca.. a, lll4 West Third street. he'a
so, uss have all tho late impro 'elnents
Taa' easy. o,o yos, Ss,ond ;trpst.
ts.- ltilD wv " toL 'o''H' w.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
fS i5hs. $40 Esy
I ~ Hi.lC SALE

DU HLlG SALE
OF
Alarm of q acres, ,irc'u ing later purchase
Of LIST aare, on he old 10 keSvin raj ,Gear
! etllto in i'll Crock Hnndfed nes- t0
Red clay Creek and to the D3.aau Q Wet
ern n lroad,
SATURDAY, IANU AIRY !, 1882,
Mt O'Clock T.. N.
IN the premises, without po tpon msnt. with
drawal or undo bl iding.
IN lhi prop rty, enO~n as the Erb or A'len
E:N arm. cOut .,ns % acres: il on ire kes.
s,n road near NJ. Pleasant Inn: about miles
from " iiu ,ngton; about orc mile from Wood
dale station. on the delaware Western rail-
10 d: near TO Red Clay Greek, TO chur hes,
schools mills and pJstuitis3. his desirable
ia IN is divided into seye fields, wi.h good
foncst, abont Is ares Cf woodland, chiefly
yOung chestntt timber exc .iient o cha, ,
pleaty o W Il wat with good stone dwell
ling and bare, and other Outhui dings
fOr terms 1fSale and pa tiCulars 800 laryo
posters. Scar IN mind hat tLis sale ia posi-.
tive and thou, reserve.
J 7. HEhLD
seventh and Max t reefs,
agu4t TO eject tae sac.
dec.s 81 ianpdts
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
IL. A. DAEPHJN,
AeW Orleans. f1ye.a
)r M. a. DAUssEsES,
No. 2l2 kroadwsy, New York.

The particular attrat on of the plhiie II
called 20 The favt that the entire number O.
the lckat5 for each No tnIy Drawing is sold
| .ni con'eglon | al tho prizes ia each draw
ing are sold and drawn and paid
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
FOR SALE.


:, a, IS acrss In Ol'5.'tna m Hun. ano
,.I % mus ,,s "' road, having a dtelling
anstt Hsu r"a n M IA good de-; lawn, ana
" u rop sb ~ ,Je trees IN trau. of re:iien 's;
,lnslthl,, h,ins Sn,f fe ace slong tho publto road
rsni hsj, . jb,ynly imp:oyod, ,exeellent bulla :.
s saa s"dnI house, well satered, every
Ia 900 .u,ter St rann,n1 through 1t. a ~. :!
MI nss WI alI the conveuionc5s noces a.y
sSsah, s.hatry Try residence, will be soll 'ho"p
terms Apply TO WV
koia!eA'' TIL, Ma Il. l. Alhf,.
Sg3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
Clothing ! Clothing

This will notify the public
that this years closing out
sale will continue until all
our wi ter stock is s Id, re
gard'ess of cost. comprising
hundreds Of Uvercoats for
Men, Youth, Boys and
{ hildren Of every descrlp-
ton Also a full line Of
Suitings in every d part
ment. | desire to announce
t at this is our final and only
mark down this season, so
that none need wait for low
er prices.
The above goods are
open for inspection 1t will
pay all to call before making
your purcha es elsewhere, as
we are satishe d that the in
duCamcnts we are offering
are greater than ever before
cffo4 ed TO she public at
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
TUESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1882
III -,nl...,l

nj y tlots, T. III.
Tw1 good work or driving horses, a.
< ud Iizt; mich cows, coming in (3n
e. - pr, IL 500 2 year cd 'iier; itfn.
~ ", gOn, ! h re cart. Germ INT wn car
ril.e, Iot- wagon, Ruckeye moving y a
chine. tlver h rise rake, 8 p Ows, cult tors
nc FlNigh, corn shelter silge harrow, 4
9,ts Of do be nsrne's, 2 sets oi carriage hor.
,css set . lead chains, plO~ chains, ca
b rGeSS, ,Hid and hndIe cOiiah, Ia neS
nj about jtorS oftay. od1or by the buudte,
olts a4d stra~ by the toa, =. acres Of wheat
III he ground "a 5, dairy hytrres. such ~
chlrns, yaus, tubs, &c , also horse hold and
.,tchen rnrnitI'e, Is y; II OF chickens.
!E Nj; al sums OF so ana Il. der cash, all
over that am 1unt q crCd,t ofsIN Onths viii
he gv'n ly lurt aser yiv!ig bunEable
ro.o with all approve endO ser
J, SEPH J. y NGHERlf.
l.. W. S.i4ham y Son, Aurt dGc2 .twG.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31

w aNTED.-A PRATT AL EN(1l-
.Eu neer ws,es o situation. Address
esnoer hEPUBLfCAk Office. dec27-At
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31

WANTED.-TWO CHOP aFRS. AP.
= rss, ply Ply at Picke''s foundry, over 1lth
ofAoRe. Icc2S-6,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31

Tho subsrrrocr aholt e discontinue farm.
irR wi | se!I d puDlio sale, NJ mis- residence !,
ulIis rom GrgehvtiIe Christians Hltdred
on the road loaih x from HNe nvi!ie To Aiil-
de Mus on
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31

w ANIED. "A w ITE GIRL FOR
ftrso. general housework at Sl6 W. Ninth
e' deO2a II
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
|csI,I.INa Ar CDSf.

~ o,Iose business, l1rge lot Of chtldreu's
c,,n presses, Ss. a largo lot of underwear
vy,, s,n,ogn make for IN Va. women and child
s,,I Of Of Iolis. dr. essoi or uEdreSseI, &C.
n,Ht: also other holiday goods, zephyr
0hSc, also3 No ueS.ic seWlgg tnhcniaes'
I'm new. MR.S. l.. " SvpCkLEY.
rn,n,f 4l9 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31

K w MED A y HIVE G,RL FOR
general housewUik IN small family
hp,Iy between Sand 20 A NJ, nd " and z
a. m' ut No 3J7 Washi i,gton street. dec.gi it
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31

W ANIED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY
dec,o Mth s.t reference IT 1i03 Jeael7on street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31

w ANTED --aBOUr 80 HUkSEPD ~
.,v er engine AMI boiler sac price,
''le' conht ion &,. Address dec 70. t2teOd
sAML McC Lazy, JR., vii, lei.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31

w ANTED.-A CARRI AGE BLACK
st Kan. smith to 20 into the country. Apply
0"' iron Hardware st0rs. deo2S St
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
WIN. II. KERNARD 4 GO,

NOVELTIES
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS
NOW hEADY Ar
v N. Kelnard { Co.
62l Market Street.
We n W have in addition
to otr usually well assorted
variety OF Fancy Goods,many
new and attractive articles
especially adapted to the
Holiday Season.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
Mother Hubbard Collars,
Embroidered Collars, Lace
lies, Lace Fichus, blsck and
white SPANS, Scarfs, &c at
low prices,
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT..
A very choice line OF
French, English and German
Hosiery for ladies', misses
and children.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPT. |
Ladies, mems and child
ren's hcmsti1ched and print
ed and embroidered Hand
k kercl9lets. In Six Handker-
chiefs and Silk Mufners wei
show many choice desions. |
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31

w ANTED-TO RErT A HOSE WITH
sAn. oor IRONS IN Wilmington by a ood
A. sn.nt' address Farmer REpUBlIo N Of
w ''' one WeeA. decZ3,w*
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
l.lDNT.

r DsT.-ON MONDAY MIRN- eH>--,J
IL ing a white setter dog with 91rS
liver colored ears, and spot Of the same ,OloI
on the back at the root Of the tail; Is about
years old; answers to the name Of Dash; IS
only halt-broKe, but Is satiectionale and a good
house dog A suitable reward will be paid
upon his return to
). REDMOND SMITH.
PostOtfioc Building.
dco20f Sixth and King streets.
S,TRhF cow. "A SMALL RED (yN9
- md white COW strayed away from R-E
the NOnsuch far u, ( ate J. Nc arlln ~, nvAr
Newport. Anyone giving information in re-
yard to nor viii b, suitably ewaried, by
4 T. CLARK, on the above farm.
dce29 6td-ltw
Daily Republican., 1881-12-31
SATURDAY, JANUARY :, 1882,
I0UBLlt SALE.

dec-s 81 janed Is
National Republican., 1881-01-20
GUM DROPS.

,.-.., cllufS 10 the mOFgIIe to claim lost rela-
So. Has he any peculiarly by which he can
.--cog.ized. asks the guardian. Aes' ne Is
r,I,,,'- wife and John were tete-a-tete,
Si,r witty Was, industrious he:
~. Iol,n, I've earned the bread we ate"
AIJ !" saws she, have uTn'd the tea"
esr',.r and two SONS win serve in this years
g,urt>teT city government ana an exchange c;llls
Z! Singular circumstance II seems to US rather
, rrrrs, uircUmstanCe.-LO1reN Courier.
1l.. f,,rgrg woman who bangs away at the piano
I .ine, What i Home Without a Mother?'
LII. I,.r mother i bending oyerthe TaShlng-tub,
;.iigea piece of cheap calicO-she won't wash.
Nautical: Husband Gokinglyl-'" Oh, I'm the
,rs=I.stay Of The family Wife Yes, and the Jlb-
,.ricncc-" And the spanker, too, mamma" Zap
pBu>e..
When BOY walks with girl as though he were
sfsii some one might see him, the girl is his sis
igr II he walks 80 close to her as TO nearly
f her against the fence, il is the sister Of some
one else.
Tie moon furnishes an illustration which advo-
csrrs Of tcet0taliSm should not have SO long over
Inkrd She always begins with only couple Of
small horns but inevitably gets full before half
month has passed.
Walter Conant Il funny dealerin variety goods in
New York city, recently sold some rocking horses
n customer He put them in a room and the
75r, ATE tie tails OFF. He wrcte to COnant TO know
what 10 do with them. The witty writer wrote
hack. Do just as you intended TO do when you
bought them; rCtdh them.
RUdacus one ofthe most learned men of the six
fapnth century, and the librarian of Francis l. of
Trance. was engaged in deep study in his library,
Vbeu his servant came running to him in great
fright to tell him that the house was on fire Go,
said BudaenS, with perfect calmneSS and hardly
raising his eyes from his book, and inform your
mistress. lis her concern: you know never III
,a-lrc In domestic matters.
National Republican., 1881-01-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall street TranSactiOns Yesterday-D0
Inestic and Foreign Markets.

Inestic and Foreign Markets.
Special to the Republican.
NEW YORK JAM 19.-Money was easy at SAG per
cent. and closed at 3. Exchange steady at 9S5s
for long and 99 for short sight Governments quiet,
but generally firm. State bonds in light request.
Railroad bonds quiet III the late dealings Iron
Mountain first incomes rose to 81, Cairo and Texas
frss to 1857. and Oregon rsts to lOs. Chesapeake
49. Boston Hartford and Erie rsts reacted to 553S,
and L D. andSpringfield seconds TO 50.
The stock market opened strong and ilG2ls per
cent higher, the latter for American Union; SubSe-
quently prices reacted s@1a per cent, but at the
first board the speculation assumed strong tone, and,
under brisk purchases advance ranging from 7. to
per cent was recorded in which st. Paul and Omaha
preferred Union Pacific Hannibal and ST. 10, Pacific
Mail, Delaware and Hudson were most prominent.
This followed by reaction of to 24, but during
the afternoon the market again took upward turn
and under heavy purchases. advance of "a to AZ
per cent. took place, Union Pacific the telegraph
properties, the Grangers Chicago St Louis and New
Orleans and the Trunk line stocks leading the up
ward movement. The highest prices of the day were
generally current i'll the final sales the market clos
ing strong. Transactions aggregated 6OS,OU shares
including American UniOn 500; Atlantic and Pacific
1000; C. C. d l. C., 1905 Canada Southern, l3,T00 Cen
74O Delaware, Lackawanna and Western 49, 8OO Della
ware and Hudson, Il 9gG Erie, 4OSOG Hannibal and
St JO 800 Iron Mountain, $500, Illinois Central
5000; Kansas and Texas, 1900; Lake Shore, 1906
$780, Manhattan. $780, Northwest, 400 New Jersey
Central 81 900; New York Central, ESQ; Northern
Pacific 6OOG Ohio and Mississippi, 600G Pacific Mail
81 900; Reading, 1900; st. Paul, $500; st. Paul and
Omaha l6101 Union Pacific, 6i,60O; Wabash Pacific
1886; Western Union, - 900.
The closing quotations were as follows:
National Republican., 1881-01-20
DISTRICT COURTS.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRIcT-CHIEF JUS,
TIcE CARTIER AND JUSTICES MCARTHCR ANI
JAMES.-Iemont Us. Washington and Georgetown
Rallroad Company; hearing in progress.
CIRCUIT COURT, DIVISION No. 2-JUSrIcE HAG
NER-C nited States. Boyer, TAYLOR motion to
qu9sh nlahdamns oVerruled. Willett vs.. Philip
Judgment set aside.
EQUITY CoUET-JUSTICE Cox.-Young vs. Gaddis
sale ordered and J. 5. Edwards and +. Hume ap
chase by Ellen Walsh ordered be accepted. DrIlry
vs.. DrIry; appearance of absent defendant ordered
Jones vs. Jones ct al rule parties returnable Feb
Tuary 10 Nallor VS.. Comfy; on hearing. Washington
Brick Machine Company Griffin; auditors report
OF December y 1850, adopted.
CRIMINAL COURT-JCSTICE WYLIE. Samuel
NOdrey; second offence; petit larceny pleaded guilty
sentenced TO the pententiary for year. samuel
Nodrey; grand larceny; pleaded guilty; sentenced TO
sault with intent TO Kill Nathan Ashton; not guilty.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
supreme Court of the Ditrict-C Justice Cartier
and justices Macarthur. and JameS-NO. IA, Barker
vs.. schooner L. NJ. Wright; No. 35, MCNanus VS..
Standish; No y. Strait Strait; No. 2I, United
states use Schell VS.. Ebert; No. %, Armstrong
Williams; No. 81, Enlbrv HOVey; No. 3S, Nc
PherSOn VS.. Lowell; No s., Draper VS.. Alexander:
No. 40. Hurdle VS.. Collins.
Equity COurt-JuStice COX.-NO. 13, NaiOr VS..
Comfy; No. -, Henauit VS.. Henault; No. u, Robin
son vs. Shoemaker No. 24. BARLEY Adams; No.
vs.. Snow; No. -, Mcnamara VS.. SheckelS; No. &c,
McLain VS.. Bailey: No 81, Thompson vs. Poulson
No 3s, Hawley VS.. Davis; No. 39 Rowe VS.. Todd:
No. A, Willett VS.. Nayl0r.
Criminal COurt-Justice Wylie.-John SilaS Mar
snail Johnson, murder of James Johnson.
National Republican., 1881-01-20
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Cotton quiet and steady; sales
to-day 4G5 bales: middng Upands IL 3-l6c; middling
Orleans 116c; consolidated net receipts. IL 69 bales
Exports Great Britain, 9Sl2 bales Continent 4 997
fair extra a 75@5 35 good choice S. 4O96 70. Wheat
opened about = better, subsequently advance lost
closed shade stronger; slight export demand; un
graded spring, 81. Corn dull and heavy: about y
lower; ungraded, 5595Gc. Oats dull; 14@Ja lower.
No B. 4Sc. Hops firm: moderate trade yearlings 14td
2O. Coffee firm and quiet; Rio ul4(T14l4c. Sugar
quiet and weak; New Orleans SIC; Melada, SIC cen
trifugaI S5kc China reported SIC; fair to good ren
ing 5sC17 ;l6c: prime. 77sc refined easier standard
A. 9(d9lsc. Molasses, quiet and steady; surinam for
dStilling. 22c; New Orleans, 35G54c Porto Rico, B
q iSc: English Island 35G4Oc. Rice, good demand
steady; Carolina and Louisiana G7c- Rosn quiet
81 75dl S2s. Turpentine dull; 46ald47c, Wool dull
washed, II(GSs: Texas, 1903. Pork moderately
active and steady; old mess, S1S 25@1S 80. Nddles
and short clear 5-l6c. Lard shade higher closing
strong; moderately active 50 By. Freights dull.
National Republican., 1881-01-20
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 19-Cotton dull: middling, I54.
Flour quiet Howard street Western super, 50 Esq
OO do extra, a 25G5 co. do family, 8 25@6 Oo City
Mills lsuper, S3 2l93 %; do extra 81 25C95 co. do
family, Sc 25G6 50; do Rio brands. IS 12G6 80. Pa
tapsco family, 81 p. Wheat Southern steady; West
shade better; closing steady; Southern red 81 Is
al Is: do amber, N nal 3; No. . Western winter
red spot and January, S7s6I l6s; February, 81 17s
al 17l4; March, 81 1sSf 1stS; April 81 1891 1917.
Corn, Southern steady; Western easier and dull
Southern white soc; do yellow, 53953lzc; Western
mixed, spot and January 53ic; February, 5Sz@537s:
March, 5i7EG541sc. Oats dull and easier; Western
white, 45@e46c; do mixed, 4iG45c Rye quiet; 81 OIL
al O3. Hay firm: prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, S2l@23 per ton. Provisions firm; mess
pork, Sl3 O0Gl3 25 buIkmeats-loose shoulders none
offering clear rib sides, none offering; do packed
5@74c; bacon-shoulders, 64c clear rib sides, Stzci
hams, 80 llc Lard Butter quiet prime to choice
Western, packed, lS@23c; roll lS@s2c. Eggs finn
fresh 35d37c; lined. 2S130c Petroleum nominal: re-
fined S7. Coffee firm: Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair
IIdI3zc Sugarsteady: soft 95Sc Whisky dull; 81 II
Freights to Liverpool per steamer quet cotton 316
@14d -four 25s per ton Sacks; grain, 3D. Receipts
flour, 15J0 barrels wheat, 2o0 bushels; 49, $50
bushels; oats; 200 bushels rye none shipments
wheat, 63,S3S bushels; corn, 35066 bushels. Sales
wheat, eq5 80 bushels; corn. l40, ,0l0 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-01-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

NJ, ION Of Nj. Acknowledgement Devpns Wiley N
lice VI '7li hN me- MISS, was adnEted 10 prSic-
1 ~ u ~ The State ex rel Folsom Brothers. plain
l, eLIoI vs. the mayor &c, of the city of New Or
Henri y 91'9!iiiied by MeSsrs. Thomas J. SemmeS,
Inr - u nelly. and Robert Mott for plaintiff in err
I6r ma mn oy Nr Henry c. Miller for defendant in er-
Esra 20 Sharles NJ. Blake appellant vs. the United
peisI, >onitted by Mr. George II. Williams for ap-
beIi ana by Mr.. AttoTney-General DeYens for aD-
n Under The twentieth rule
pellsn,t James II. Wilson, receiver, &C. ct al ap-
& BT;Si,ns IS a o: Durand ct ALL ON motion of Mr.. B.
Nn ~ SLOW, ", dismissed with costs.
Gui,sj H-e ne Iled States, appellant, Henry W.
The In; I;,,;;A 40 SIC Henry W. Hubbell appellant VS.
lsut " sales No. 81. The United States appel
bell apnaiilLy ". liubbell: No. SIS, Henry w. Hub
Unie5 Pgfislll, Us. The United States; No Sl9 The
''''e' appellant, vs. The Sun Mutual Insur
National Republican., 1881-01-20

ance Company; No. sa0 The Sun Mutual Insurance
COMPANY appellant, VS.. The United States No. S2l
Inc United States, appellant, VS. The China Mutual
INSURANCE Company; No. 81. The China Mutual In
Sufence company, appellant, The United States
no; oZS Inc United States appellant VS.. John c.
MlIper administrator, &c: No. S24 John c. Wilber
aqhlnlStrator, &c, appellant, The United States
no. 80, The United States, appellant. John P.
fauilSon, administrator &c: Nc. 82s John p. Paul.
SON. administrator, &c, appellant, The United
for claimants.
No. 945. 7. l. James appellant, VS.. c. c. Campbell
et al; No. llOl c. c. Campbell, assignee, &C. appel
lant. vs. Thomas l.. JameS ct al. Argument COM
menced by Mr.. George H. Williams for Christopher
C. Campbell.
Adjourned until to-day at twelve o'clock
National Republican., 1881-01-20
HIS GIRL
BY GEORGE COFFIN


~. she wears a sealskin sacque
When il SHOWS,
And her stunning suit is black
As a crows;
.bort-aud thinks it Is a pity;
,.herming. Jolly, wise, and witty;
Il>a rstrOUsSe-so pretty
Little nose.
In her basket ph@ton.
When it blows,
With her striking glasses on,
out she goes;
And she's lust as sweet as stately,
~ She SITS there so sedately,
W;rh hercheeks and lips so greatly
Like rose.
-ba plavS Chopin, List, and Spohr
For her beluX.
And she speaks Of PinafoTe -
Heaven knows!
With 2 naughty ID" and "Ncycr"
nm she's awful nice and clever;
i She liked me I'd eudeaYor
IN nrOpnSp
National Republican., 1881-01-20
HRrR Eight

Before Nile. Croizette. the celebrated Parisian
S,.es2 became so cOTpulent that is in her younger
SasS, NRen she was beautiful as an hour, she sat
S = model for the figure of Truth now on exhi-
,s T.,.SA u the Luxembourg and which represents
eslec.iy nude woman with a lamp in her hand
1;,fI me picture had been completed Croizette
1 S-4 number of her friends, went TO see it, rich
Isty ~ very stupid old Marquis who was one of the
4a:ty, after carefully examining the painting in
Sstn,e.aa,;; Srrea; MademOiselle, why do you carry a
hotLg3 hip 10 which CrOiAette naively, and to the
rS IClo1 OF The artist responded: Non Dieu Hon
clo,t,o lI, J>'c" HeS habits II am looking for my
National Republican., 1881-01-20
REAL ESTATE
The Official Transfers of Yesterday a
Recorded.

Mr.. J. f. Olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday as
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds
W street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
west; part sub-OtS Il and IS Q6 by 5O square 303;
William b. Evans 10 Charles ID. Bradley, 500.
New Jersey avenue, between Q and X streets north;
sub-ot 60 by 5O. square of 509 John Arduses
10 Ernest Dahle, $50
G street south, between First and Second streets
west; sub-lot C7 by 10 square $50; Peter McVary
TO John McVary, nominal.
B street south, between First and Second streets
east: Sublot GO by 1907, square 3 District of Co
iumbia to T. H. Talbot, S11I.I4.
Fourteenth street east, street; part of lot
north p by 80 feet of south onehalf said o square
1853; William Rome to Peter MnterS, S225
Maria /. and George X. Jewett TO William W. Rap
ley, undivided 52 interest square of AL bounded
by Seventh and Eighth streets west and Water and
root In.
National Republican., 1881-01-20
DIED.

PITCHLYNN.-The friends of the late Colonel P.
PITCHI are Invited TO attend his funeral at the
Masonic Temple corner of F and Ninth streets to-
morrow friday, the 2Ist instant at 2 p. M
HENDERSON-On Tuesday, January Is, Mrs.
Funeral from the residence of her son, Richard
Henderson I730 Fourteenth street northwest, ihufs-
day at O'Clock,
National Republican., 1881-01-20

LONDON, Jan. I9.-Erie, 53Ii; Atlantic and Great
Western second mortgage, 49, Reading, 323I; India
Canal bills were allotted to-day at 5Sd per rupee
higher The amount of bullion gone into the Bank
of England on balance to-day is Gi30 Paris adyices
quote per cent renteS at SIf.