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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-18

One of the most deplorable results of the
forest fires in New-Jersey is the destruction of
the vineyards near Egg Harbor. These vine
yards represented years of labor, devoted by
their thrifty German owners to redeeming the
sandy soil from its primitive desert-like con-
'dition and cultivating the vines, which were
THAR chief resOurce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-18

The situation IN Illinois grows moro and more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-18
BnYluess Notlcrs.

"ALpERNEY BRAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-18

In addition to the proposed reduction of ten
per cent IN the National tariff, the Mexican Con-
gress should take steps to revise the entire list
80 as to make the duties more equitable and
render their collection satisfactory to both MGR
chants and the Government. While the Mexi-
can tariff has some excellent features, there is
much in it which lmpedes trade without en-
eouraging home industry or increasing the
'fevenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-18

RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED by Dr: M Mars ,,
tresmant 40 years practical experience once Neseys
tnr onposite ST Paus Church No uptown branch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-18

FOREIGN The conflict between Prince Bismarck
and the German Catholics Is reviving. - There
As complete rupture between Bulgaria and Rou-
mania. - Extensive corruption has been found
National Republican., 1880-12-09
A Few Mixed Facts.

Over 12,000O00 hogs were packed IN the West
up to December l. 1880. This exceeds the packing
OF 1879 by $4,000.
Sleep eight hours out of the twcnty.four; cat
three meals day, aud walk on The sunny slue oi
the way.-ROJer C0Dyer
New Workers do not like the ,polka.qnadrilleG,
and II Will not be part OF the uhhcligllsS 'iiis
season. Neither will the racquet
"A ffteen.year-old girl at WillicsbaIe lost INC
end of her tongue the other day Ivy trying 10 lick
of the frost from an iron lamp.post.
The play of Daniel Rochat" Is having on ex-
eellent run AT the Union Square Theatre ana is
withdrawal is postponed indefinitely.
In England, according TO the ST. james Gdsene,
used in the adjustment Of family disputes without
the risk of mourning any serious penalty"
When big, brawny man squares off and puts
up his fists In bnrroom his remark, Come and
addressed to smaller man Is not accepted.
The ribs Of her hustle nre twisted,
Her stockings were red, the boys say;
She sat down with wild exclamation
But the horrd ice wouldn't give way
-Chicdgo Skating Song
A number of scrcnnders were out last night
filling the air in certain quarters with sweet music
while the favored maidcns in their comiortaple
quarters wondered how fellows could sing OIL sucn
cold night
The Baptsts have organized crusade against
the MorInons, and seven missionaries VIII Dcgin
lnbors I'm the heart Of Mormondom Scnd 'cm "
England, Sweden, and Gorinnnyi thesc are tllC
countries which contribute TO this ireeiovc not
house.
-"Herbert Spencer snys," remarked Boston
girl to her Chicago admircr the other evening, n'
they were holding down one end of the sofa, tha
life Is the definite combination OF heterogeneOu.
changes, Both simultaneous and successive, IN cor
respondcnce with external coeNistcnCc ana sc
quence" He said that II was probably So, bu
hastily changed the subject aud afterward tod M
mother that those Boston girls could scull ou
Wpr n
National Republican., 1880-12-09
- -
L. "nnmn " !" m Onthf

"Damn" ms noun substantive, is an old regu-
lar word, used frequently in English writers down
10 the first part of the seventeenth century, We
do not see why so ponderous word has been
dropped by lexigraphers. In some places, us If we
speak of how original sin lies heavy ON us seems
a most appropriate word. 1--WE inherit with
Adams nature the damn cleaying TO itr This
use Of the word came down TO our american
grandfathers, and lasted even till the time when
the continental currency" wns dead loss" SO
came the expression, mot worth continental
damn" or dead loss" And for short, "not worth
a damn "-or bit Of paper that was dead loss II
Is not TO the credit of our American lexigruphcrs
that they have not recognized this origin Of q
phrase purely American, and that, If "slang" at
first, having basis in fact, like countless mum
Der of other words 1t has been enrolled as factor
in our accepted languoge-as "gerrymanderlng
has been. The people did better than their writers
of primers, grainmars, and dictionaries, Damn
means loss Qn American pafance, as above,
worthless scrip) Damnable, for its general mean
ing signifies "worthy of severe ccnsure" Only
when used in a theological connection does II i'm
ply what Puritans suppose. 1t most certainly Is
not swearing, and, except by the imposition o.
the Puritan signiication, It is not cursing. Ano
yet we remember hearing people, using phras,
whose history they know not, say " do not care
cuss "--meaning q curse.-Eieemdils Journal.
National Republican., 1880-12-09
DISTRICT COURTS.

SUPREME Counr OF the ,plsrRlcr,,.cHlEr,Jrs.
TICE CARTIER AND JUSTICE WNLiE-Nan Patten
affirmed. iiuntley VS. Huntlcy; onargument.
CIRCUIT COURT, DIV. No. 1-JusTIcE CoN.-ken-
nSdy VS.. Lomon; leave to plainulf TO amend ap'
plicntion and cnse continued. Adams Ns, Doug
LASS settled. Bigclow vs. fugit CT nj. verdict for
plaintiff. Fish VS.. Bailey u Cooper; time for the
defendants to make answer extended ten days.
Enrich 4 Co. VS., rabSt; Judgment by default
Wade vs. Scott; judgment for defendant. May vs.
Gilmore stricken from calendar, Priest VS.. Cln-
CiRcuIr CouRr, DIV. No. 2--JTsricE HAoYEr..--
National Bank of Republic w. NorIleet & Kimmell
Judgment by default. National Bank of Republic
VS. IIltz; judgment by default, Matuska Crnig 4
Co. VS.. Garland plaintiffs called and non.s,ited
Haas vs. Collier; Judgment 10y default Johnson
vs.. District of Colulnbia on hearing.
EQuITy CoURT-JusTiCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VS.. Anderson; sale finally mtilicd, Hampton vs.
iendants. Black ". smith William ii. Black ad
mitted to be party complainant Dotseltvs. DoSetti :
testimony ordered taken before {. i. Rove White
vs.. White; appearance Of absent delcndont
ordered. Linthiciim VS. Smith securities ordered
transferred TO complainant; Farr vs. keyser; on
dischaTacd. Leonard vs. Lconard testimony
ordered TO be taken before Edwin Forrest, ex-
| CRIMINAI CounT-,JusTIcE JAMEs.-The grand and
petit jurors for the December term were excused
until Monday next. Henry l. Cranlord, main
tanning nuisance; on trial.
| ASSIGNMENTS fOR TODAY.
Supreme Court q the District-Ghief Justice @ Cart
ter aud Justice Wyllc.-Nu W., llulllley W. Hunt'
| ley; No. 4G, Campbell VS.. Kendall No. SS, Jntfay
VS.. Grant; No %, Iliberna Building Association
vs.. Gibbons No. lQi Meitzlcr VS.. smpson No lOI,
Earle vs. Dodge No. los, Dickson vs. Baltimorc and
| Potomac Railroad Company; No. 100, OBrien VS.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company; No
| 10, Springman W. baltimore and Potomac Rail.
| road Company; No Ill, West vs. Baltimore and
Potomac I'ailrood Company; No, III, Freedmqn's
Savings and Trust Company VS.. Vandenburg; NO
li3, Frccdmans Savings and Trust Company VS.
Crawford ct al; No, III, United States VS.. Brown.
Circuit Court, Division No. 1-Justlce Cox.-No
37l Carncs VS.. Halliday No. 2S3, National Metro
politan Bank VS.. GleGsOn No. i65, Spiker 4 Co. vs.
douglass; No. 4lON, Morrison .ys;; Kennebec Ice
Company; No. al, Ripley vs.. Williams; No. 40
1rucsdaic VS.. Wise; No. 4Si Riddle VS.. scanlon
No. 4sS, oNeal vs; Rollins; No. 4S5, BARLEY vs.
Winchester; No. dS7, Morrison VS.. Terry d Floeck'
her; No. 4S9 Curtin VS.. Douglass; No. 4ol, Louisi
ana Lottery Company vs.. Clark; No. 49S, Ladue vs.
| Carter
Circuit Court, Division No. 2-Jpstice Hogncrano
No. 1885, Mueller W.. District of Columbia; NO. l26
Mueller W.. District of Columbia No. 25S, Bryan
VS.. Dstricto of Columbia No. III, Yates VS.. kloman
| No. 2gi, Belt vs. Gockelcr; No. 2l5, Nell VS.. Heu
| rich; No. 2l6 Colman vs. Hourich; No. 4Oi, John
ston vs. Usher; No. 406 Bailey vs. District OF Colum
| bia. -
Equity Court-Justicc MacArthur.--Farr VS.. Key
| ~ Wardpn
National Republican., 1880-12-09
MO- tSHARGE-

Advertisements under The head of SITUATIONS
WANTED AND Help wANTEb. ornn acceptable
nature aud not TO exceed four lines our third page,
are free TO all.
Advertisements For Rent sale or Lost, not TO cx'
coed three lines, .wlll I've inserted three times for
Twenty-Five Gents.
Tfanswers fail TO come the FIRST time. we invite n
second third many repetitons MS are necessary
TO secure what you advertise for We wish the adver
sers TO feel thnt they not imposing on s but are
doing favor by using our nee columns, Ms we are
determined to make THE REPUBLICAN the me
dlnm 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
posolice 1finitals used they should be directed
TO tho care Of some person, firm or pOst-ofce box.
No free advertisements taken amer o'clock p. m.
Advertisements can be Ieft at our office, OF sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL. REpunIIcAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-12-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall street TransactiOns Ycsterssey-SO-
nestle and Foreign Markets.

Special to the Republican.
NEW York, Dec S-Money was ensy and ranged
between and 0. per cent, and closed ut per cent
Exchange strong for 60 days nj 47S6iIsd, aud rmcr
demand Mt iS0laMiSl. Governments strong ana
higher for 6s and SIS, 1dl per cent. for AVS, and
lk0plA per cent for As. State bonds moderately nc-
tve Virginia 6s deferred made II further advance
were irregular. The features G, G. d j, g. in
comes which advanced ~ to CO. but IN the final deal
ings declined II per cent. TO 5Sh; Texas ~ Pacific
incomes land grant 7's, which advanced lA To Tlys
Erie seconds, IA TO $50 do. funded 5s per cent. 10
g36; Canada Southern firsts, "a 10 10l; Lake Erie "
Western incomes, u to GSa Boston, III. Il Eric irss,
which first advanced 10 to 1914 later declined ~ 10
I5l, closing ut i6a Kansas Il Texas seconds IN the
morning advanced to 1875, later declined TO M but
In the final dealings advanced TO 73A.
The stock market opened strong nnd in the early
tanoOgn and Michigan Central leading. This was fol-
lowed by " reaction OF l@la4 per cent. but before
speculation became strong, and with occasional
slight reactions the market continued to advance
steadily throughout the afternoon, and closed gcncr-
ally at the highest figures OF the day, the improve
mcnt ranging nom = to per cent Union Pacific, the
Granger and Coal shares Nashville " Chattanooga
and the trunk lines being most prominent therein
Reading fell oil 2A per cent carly III the day, aud
closed at recovery OIL per cent Louisville Nash
Vile after declining rose per cent Total sales
Western 5000 Erie 5000 llnnnibal aud st. Joseph
5000 Iron Mountain 5000 Lake Shore 5000, Michigan
Central 1000, Northwestern IL 900, Nashville and Chat
tanooga 1900, New Jersey Central 900, New Nor;
Central S,O0J Ontario and Western 2GOO0 Reading
1900 ST. Paul 1900, Union Pacific 70,0O0 Wabash
and Pacific 1900 Western Union 20 900, Louisville and
| Nashville 1900
National Republican., 1880-12-09
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

December g. 1880
On motion Of Hon. William Pinckney Whyte,
John William Wilson, of Maryland, was admitted
10 practice,
No, 1850. Alfred R, Mullett, plaintiff in error VS..
Frank Y, Fenwick, on motion of Mr. r. d. Mus.
Bey, dismissed each party paying his own cost.
n Kimball ct al Passed until Monday next, at
foot of day call.
No. 1923. The Royal Insurance Company of Liver.
pool plaintiff in error VS.. William H. Sinson,
Argument continued by Mr.. X. Il. Smith lordeiend.
ant In error and concluded by Mr.. Charles Theo-
dorc Russell for plaintiff In error.
No. l25 Josiah ID. Whitney, plaintiff In error VS.,
The First National Bank of BIattleboro'. Argued By
National Republican., 1880-12-09

Proposals for Army Transporta-
ton.
DEroT ovAnrrGM4srEn's OFFICE,

DFPoT QUARrEnNAsrEns OFFICE,
wAsIiISGrON, ID. c., December o. 1850.
CEALfD PROPOSALS, IN triplicatc subject TO the
- usual conditions, will be received at this office
until II o'clock noon, on DECEMBER 10, 1880 nt
which timp and place they will he opened In the pres
of bidders for tho transportation rom this city
of certain Ordnance Stores, VIZ:
To New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New York
HarbOr! col boxes Carbincs weighing S0,s2D pounds
1915 chests titles and Muskcts, weighing iS0,OO
pounds. -
boxes Infantry nnd Cavalry Accoutrcments weighing
$4,000 pounds; 1890 boxes Saddles, weighing loOnD
Ing "A 100 pounds; 65 boxes Sabres and Swords weigh
ing 1B,50O pounds.
10 Bencia Arsenal, California; 232i5 cubic feet Of
Lumber weighing i05,00 pounds.
TO Watcryliet Arsenal, West Troy N V: 2J2lb cubic
feet of Lumber, weighing l,0J6,Gj0 pounds.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals. ,,,,
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
" Proposals for transportation Of Ordnance stores,
A. +. ROCKWELL,
decg-h DppOt Ouartcrmnstpr.
National Republican., 1880-12-09

Mr.. C.yN, Davenport for plaintiff In error and by
Mt. r. J. Phelps for defendant in error,
No. 1923. James U. Ogden, plaintiff In error, VS..
The County of Davless... Argument commenced by
Mr.. J. e. Mcryman for plaintiff In error and con-
tinued by Mr.. Willard p, Hall for defendant IN
error
Adiourned until tomorrow at twelye O'Clock.
National Republican., 1880-12-09
Proposals for Subsistence Stores

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEror
COMMIssARY or SuBstsTESCE,
wAsHINoToN, u. c., December s, 1850.
CEAIED PROPOSALS, in duplicate with copy OF
- this advertisement attached will be received a this
Office until IL o'clock n SATURDAY, DlsCEM BIER
H. 1850 for the delivery ut the United States Subsst-
ece Depot In this city, of the following Subsistence
Stores, viZ
100 barrels Flour, made from spring wheat
900 pounds Corn Meal.
1890 pounds Salt, fine, In bnlss.
1900 pounds Soap, hard laundry, not TO contain more
than 10 per Centum OF rcsn and TO bc Tree irotn
other deliberations.
100 pounds Oatmeal,
l,GOO pounds Table salt, In S.pound pockets,
10 small boxes Table salt.
standard sample of Flour can be seen at this
Office.
sanplcs of the articles proposed to be delivered
must be submitted with the proposals.
Envelopes should be marked " Proposals for -"
For further Information apply TO the undersigned.
W. II. BELL,
dpcs.nt Cantaln and G., s., u, S, Army.
National Republican., 1880-12-09
baltimore stock BOARD.
DIED..

GRAY.-AfIeT long and painful illness, at 0 n. m,
December u 1880 IN the %th year of her age, MARY E.
W. GRAY, beloved wife of Ilwln n, Gray,
Relatives nnd friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend her funeral, Thursday afternoon, al O'Clock, from
her late residence, l0i street southeast. .
LE DuC-On tho Ith OF December 1880. CHARLES
EDWARD son Of II. NJ. and Amelia lie Due, aged U
years nnh 10 months.
Funeral from tile Metropolitan church, corner of
Fourth and Il streets southepst at o'clock y. M,
thursday, the 9Th instant. Friends OF the family are
respectfully Invited TO attend.
lSL Paul tMlnn.) Press please copy.l 81
National Republican., 1880-12-09
STATES MAnsuAL's SALE.

by virtue OF writ of heri fnciRs issued out OF the
clerks office of the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at public sale,
for cash at the courthouse door of said District on
TUESDAY, the iith day OF December, 1881, ut ~
O'Clock M, all the right title, claim aud Interest OF the
defendant In and to the following property,
wit: Five one thousand dollar bonds of the South
ern Maryland Railroad Company, numbered respect
lively d28 5 3jJ 3l and 3Se, with coupons TO NoVeni-
bcr 1850, attached: seized and levied upon the
goods and chattels OF the defendant Samuel g. SmoOt,
10 satisfy execution No. 1891 ut law, In favor OF
Washington Market Company, use Of y; g; ordway.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
DECEMBER 3, 1880. u. g. Marshal ID. c.
National Republican., 1880-12-09
Qfncfion Sales.
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF. VALUABLE sEcUI

10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
fXEcUToRs SALE or VALUABLE sEcURI.
TIES.
BY authority orthe Supreme Court Of fthc Dstrc; Of
Columbia holding special term, VIII sell a. public
ner Eleventh street and Pcnnp'lvania avenue on
THURSDAY, December D. 1870 at Y o'clock M, Ut
teen shares Of the capital stock OF the Citizens Ma
Tsfn,s-Co5h on assignment; n,v,n
de7.St L.A Executor
W. ". DANENiIOwEr ,S son, Real Estate
TnsrErH H'SkfTI sNE i1FP ~ 'fSs pfRrSqE hE THREE
STABLE on HEAR, no. 22I TiIiRrEENrii
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated April IS, A. d,
lsp duly recorded IN lbc o2 folio 49, one Of the land
GSe3Tas ga Sy q. e DsTS T S9gS @ @ cir sS M que @ rsHs S
DECEMBER II, isSo, al sp o'clock p. m. the follow.
the city and county Washington aud District OF Co:
lumbn, to witt Lot numbered my (d0) being part OF
original lot numbered nine (O) aud all OF orIgna! lot
and nincty.siS t2nB), rs sub.dvdcd BY Rev. w. B.
Evans on the 18th day Of July, a. p 1871, nnd re-
vcycrs ohlce, In the city Of Washington aud District
of Columbia, with tho exception OF about hneen (5l
square feet OF ground, taken from said lot my (D)
and reserved for the division wall OF stable to be
erected on the rear of sublot my (5 In the above
subdivision.
Terms: Onc.thrd cash and the balance In one and
two years, with interest at per cent per nnnuth,
cured by decd OF trust on the property sold, or all
casl ~ the option OF the purchoseri RdepOs of SO
rcqur rcd at tile time OF sale and all cony.yancng at
nurchaser cost terms 70 be compiled With In seven
Ky , m 1n pS S @ rnncry ~ me rs oa Sos o
the defaulting purchaser niter five days advertise
ment. - - - -. - ..-. -
WWiILLEAAM WIIIIAM Y. Y RAfN RHAAHfNENnowER' trustees.
THOMAS ]. FisiiER & CO., A1ctoneers.
National Republican., 1880-12-09
New York GENERAL Market,

NEW York, Dec. s-Cotton qnet sales to-day, 5li
receipts, 70 283; exports, 10 Great Britain Hi53, TO
the Continent IL, 1853. Four-Southern dull and dc
choice do, s5Gj6p6I5. Wheat opened a's<c. better,
subsequently the advance was lost, and closed heavy
corn market opened stronger and closed dull and
heavy; ungraded, 500y0Oc, Oats-Openeu hrmcr and
closed duff in buyers favor; No.j, 43ss@4ic Hops
unchanged with iair demand Coffee dull ana en-
tirely nominal; Rio cRrgocs quoted ut 10d l3c job
lots i0qeliac. Sugar firm and tnir inquiry; centri-
frugal 70 test guarahteed, Ss ZIG; Cuba Ainscavado
7ac.; fair to good refining 7t6175c; prime, 7Ac re-
fined, active and frm; standard 0Sc Molasses, for
elgn. dull; New Orleans In fair demand quoted at
aud Louisiana quoted ut 5apTc Rosn steady at tls00
active s1 and seaSy qSSs Soeo % %eese S pne
3l@i6c;; unwirled, li@3ic.; Texas, li@3 Pork
openel q shade stronger, closed dun and weak ut
Si3.7561liO0; mddles u shade strongcr long clear,
75Sc short do 75sc. long and short do, 7sc. Lard
opened about l0c. higher closed weak with advance
lost, ut $50 for primo. Erelghts hrln.
National Republican., 1880-12-09
THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
A QUERY.
ny JOHN W. M'KNiGHT.

ny JOHN W. MKHIGHT
Little Jack Horner
Sat In the corner,
Devouriug some Limburger cheese,
lie fastened his grippcr
on lively old skipper,
And said: "what the thunder arc thcse9'
National Republican., 1880-12-09
baltimore Generai Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec s,-coton very, quiet; mlldling
lAc. Flour lowerand dull Howard y and Western
@65O CITY Mills super, sil94 J0 do extra e. 1908 80;
do family 60 506lG75; do lilo brands SG 2G 80; patap
SEQ family, 81 50. Wheat-Southern quiet, with light
supply; Western about steady and quiet Southern
rcd, 81 1901 Is; do amber 81 0gl 20; No. Mnlyland
nominal; No Western winter red, spot, 81 1880
lOy6i December, Si l0l bid, Il 20 asked; January
81 224@l %; February, II 25Agl 2Os March, 81 $50
2SA. Corn-SQuthern steady, but quiet; Western
higher and str0ngi southern white and yellow, 6jc
Western mixed, SPOT and December, 516pg ic; old aud
new January, 6s @5slac; Ftbrnary, 6W6@5Oj(c. Oats
dull; Western willie, iSn, do mixed, 49, Rye du and
nominal vt Sl9l 0s. Hay stgt!dyi prime To choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, Sl992l.
National Republican., 1880-12-09
Old Wine and Old Friends
Health is Wealth.

Dir. ~, O. wEsr's NERVE ASH BRAiS TREArNESr,
specific for llysiern, DlEzinUFI, Cunvu!Sun7, Ner
yOCis Headnche MCutai DCprtg;sloi Loss OF Mcmory
Spprmatorrhwa lmpOtcncy, Involuntary ltmiSsioEa,
Premature Old Age, caused by Oycr-eNerlOn, self
abUse or over-ipduGcmtc. which leads IN misery, de-
cay aud death. one bON VIII car" recent cases. Each
box. or six boxes for HNv ,,u,ls; suui by mat lrs
paid on receipt uf pr,cp wv GuArdnlcv ~ N1lC3 %
cure amy ease. With rucl onlpr rccolNtf Boz tH Ulr
six boxes accompanied VIII Two lpNafH $50 Nlt Acsd
tile purchaser our written v,utrfca "a reiprn he
anteeS issued lF Hl''. Is lltNMM Eilh 90 filHu.
sylVAnla Wvod,e .Hu aIuui il ~, 0nni4Hat al
retail ugenu Qri.HN 'H lH.st Wiu ltelas n
tgnliUn. HH'N
National Republican., 1880-12-09
OOn THE GREAT I

1890 THE GREAT 1880
TO THE R6Rf eGNhffaYsfEiANNH wEsf ANB HoSfG sourHwEsT
sr1rNBS B2YetE ThAk SGkHf HAs EQUIP
rnHfN II EEEEGE SSYgNRS% Eg& s. Ssps @ cor
ner Of sixth and = streets, as follows: ,.,. ,,,
For sesps sna 9s WHi aS cscas ff$ h
daily With Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg AZ tS Gin Gin
CHM SinRa P st tSps cp ti,snr Pha sSneago @o p H. daily
BHITIMoRE BAL NOR E' AND PoToMAc RAILROAD
with Parior Car 70 Watkins and ihe North, at 500
SSy @ SS p M aa
For Wiiiiamsport Lock Haven and Elmira. at 1910
For New Yofk and the hast, io4o a. m 2IO and 1000
Limited EspFss Sn ssseay ~ tansn M FanOr s $50 a. M
daily, except Sunday:
For slsy & WIZ ms sSsa 9FGS n'
%SSSSns direct transfer to Fulton Er street avoiding
rot % snsSS,ss sSaSssy Zig ,'S T. % @ ana 5 isSs G .~ Ill.,
@iisa FSr sRSfc @ a. 49, asE fSeR & snd &
Ato $40, os and 1920 p m; or sunday, 500 a. m.'
For Popes crsak Line, $40 a. IN and 40 p. m daily,
For Annapolis, SiO a. m and A4o p m. daily, except
ALEXSSpEIA AND E y Y gAJ5 u,
ION 81 RAiLRohD, al 6f> A-'DN'A AM "'i'''''
For AexSndria TOO 20, go 30 g M M and Ii:2o a. M; nj
sssaays I S + o6 & ssS "a and % 40 "na and m u"
Trains S ieave S ResSnr S ioi &asSasion sos, and
ns 'sa aS s g. saa aHd 1915 s'Ss % 4aS
mgSss C sSSps as ss S car
corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
Checking Of baggage 10 destination irom hotels and
'''''l'Aei /. T. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
National Republican., 1880-12-09
ForeIrn Ntocl. 1InrI,ct.

LONDON Dec. S.-U. s. bonds, Is, ll6ai; as, III9l
SIS, lOpl; New York Central l49; Pennsylvania Cen
trail, Gils; Reading aSA; India council bills were al
amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land to-day for shipment TO America i5 G3ai 900,
PARIS, Dec. S.-3pcr cent rentes 81 francs Djc for
the account.
baltimore stock BOARD.
BALriMoHE, Dec. s.-VlTglnIa 6's old %; do. de-
ferred l7s do. conso Is; do second series ny, new
iO-lOs I9 Virginia l0iDs ~ bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-12-09
H. o. CANDEE, M. D., V. D.,

OF NEW YORK.
RtRnd cure the fOllnwing diseases: nemorrhoids
or piles, Constipation, Throat aud Lung lillcutles
Consumption Heart Disease, CnlArrh uud Deafness
caused by Cutarrl Suffering aad Stnmnerins, Cam
Ger SCr0iula,, Hernia, ErySpClas HolrTe Asthma, st.
Nil,ls Dance Hhsunlaisn, lgT Of Vitality restored
IN either young OH, All malariRl poiSOns aud In
gering dlscaSeIof wlhlGver name nature hornnghy
and permanently CrGllcaled frOnl the ystcm, For
further diseases huG difficulties which neat you must
make application 1T my Office.
tOSsUl UlTAPIOH FREE TO ALL
Olllce and residence rGGIheist corner OF Tenth and
X streets northwest.