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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-07

a NEW species Of plant is called the
baby plant. Inside its calyx is L tiny
figure that looks like baby, but there is
no further resemblance. 1t cannot
squat, kick and yell like a baby, nei her
can it Groom and crow like one of these
little pink darlings, but we should rather
have It in the house as far as a good
nights sleep is concerned. -Nctp Ragen
I9eqJsteT.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-07
Bayard Taylor's Last echo" Rhyme

from the New York Tribune.l
During the last summer Of the lament
ed authors life in America, when a
work at his Tribune desk, there came t.
him at short intervals with the reques
for perusal and criticism some very high
flown and nonsensical poems signed
" Hyperion Clare" Mr.. Taylor, greatly
amused by these gushing illusions, wa.
in the habit of sharing the fun of then
with an appreicative co-laborer; and one
day in a merry mood, he scribled off ,
not much exaggerated echo" of Mr.
Clare's latest ''pome" and dispatched i
to his friends desk There it has beer
lately found, and it Is herewith printed
for the pleasure of large audience.
The gush Of evening binds my brow
With chains of rapid rest,
And every dOwny maxim now
Is murlnuring in ita nest.
Oh, sweet the hour whose silent bells
Peal JOYS we al endure,
And sweet the peace whose madness tells
The luxury of the poor.
II was no dream 10 follow far
Where beckons on the Past
To dip above the rising star,
And ride the breathess blast.
However the stifed soul may rise,
The pangs Of nature live,
And memory draws from coming skies,
Far more than Death can give,
HYPERION CLARE.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-07

For one cent purchase a postal card and send
vor address 70 DR.. Sanford, 1f2 Broadway
New York, and receive pamphlets by return
mail, from which you can learn whether your
liver Is out Of order, and if ont Of order or any
way diseased what is the hest thing in the
world 70 tal,a ior Il
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-07

PIupLEs AND HUMoRs on THE FACE--In this
condition of the skin. the VEGErISE il the great
remedy, as it acts directly upon the cause. It
ceanses and purities tie blood, thereby causing
hnrrnl-i of al kinds 10 disannear.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-07
Wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want an
agent Ia this county at once, at a salary Of 800
per month and expenses paid. For full partic-
1lars address as above.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-07

Two-THTRns Of all the axle grease used in the
United States is made by the Frazer Lubricator
Company. Buy the genuine.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-07

c. GuBEBT's Corn starch foT Pastry, etc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-07

LADIES and children's shoes cannot run over
( Lyons Patent Heel Stifeners are used.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-02-07
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We will send ElectroN oltaic Belts and other Flee
trc Appliances upon tr for 81 DAYS those afflicted
with Nerroas Debiiiy and Diseases Personal Nature
Also OF the Liver Kidneys rheumatism Paralysis, etc
4 Sure Cure Guaranteed No Pay.
Address Volta IL. KriI fn.. Marshall. NriciI.
National Republican., 1880-12-14

ont prejudice. Opinion by Mr.. Chief,Iuslice
Waite. Nj Justice Field delivered an opinion,
bradley Mr.. Justice strong delivered dissenting
opinion, concurrcd In by Mr.. Justice Swayne and
Mr.. Justice 1Iarlnn.
No 1855 The Lake Shore and Michigan South.
crn Railway Company, appellant, vs.. The National
Car Bake Shoe Company. Submission set aside
and case restored 20 is place on the docket
vs.. Tho United states cN rel William u. Thompson.
Motion to dismiss this cause submitted by Mr. j..
W. Stone in support of same, and by Mr.. II. T. Sew
crns In opposition thereto.
No. 10S9 Calvin Claflin ct al. appellants, VS. The
South Carolina Rnilruad Company ct el .On mo-
tion Of Mr. d, H. Chamberlain, interest ordered TO
no ii26. Galloway County, Missouri, plain.
y q In error, W. Nimrod Long. On motion of Mr..
No. li21. John II. Johnson, executor, &c. appel
mt, VS.. John 4. Ice ct nj, ON motion OF Mr.. job
liornard; dockeled and dismissed with costs;
j. r. Mcbride and o. ii. Williams for the appellant,
aud by Messrs $. shcllabargcr and J. NJ. Wilson for
appellccs,
30. l3l. LOWS wcitzcl collector &C., plaintiff in
errnr, VS.. q. II, Hnbc.
No. 13j. Lewis Wcizcl, collector, Sc. plaintiff I'm
error VS.. Augustus kayscr ct al.
No. l36. Lewis Mcizcl, collector, &r. plaintiff In
error vs. Robert W; Caldwell. .,
. submitted by Mr.. Assistant AuorneyNencrai
smith for plaintiff in error no counsel appearing
for defendants IN error
No. 1i0 The Union Pacific Railroad Company,
plaintiff in error, VS.. The Board of Commissioners
of Polk County. on motion of Mr. A. J. Poppoton,
counsel for plaintiff In error. dismissed with costs
On motion OF Mr. Attorney General Dcvcns, solo
mon Lincoln. IT,, esq. OF Salem. Archibald NJ
Howe, csq. Of cambridge, Mass, and Samuel H.
Clark, esq, Of New York city, were admitted to
practice
ON molon of lion. J. II. Mcdonald, =. NJ. Viche
esq, of Ninccnncs, Ind, was admitted TO practice
On motion of Hon. A. II. Garland, ". j. llcnder
son, ESQ, OF Little Rock, Ark, was admitted tC
practice.
ON motion Of Mr.. W. A. Maury, James u. Met
calls esq, Of san Francisco, Cal, was admitted &c
practice
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve O'Clock.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Virginia yeyys.

Dphtheria is prevailing to fearful extentl n the
ncighborhood OF Brandy Station.
The contract has been given out and work act.
qally commenced upon the White Sulphur Grand
Hotel.
John Armstcad accidentally fell overheard from
an oyster schooner in the pappahannock river last
Friday and was drowned.
Casper Laub, while working In a quarry near
Cuiliord last Tuesday. was instantly crushed to
death by a heavy rock falling upon him.
Mr. Samuel Carr, an old and highly esteemed
farmer residing near Lecsburg, died on the fifth
instant in the siuy-seycnth year of his age.
Mr. George Grotz, one of the most prominent and
successful merchants of Fredericksburg died on
Friday last in the seventy-sixih year ofhls age.
General William III. Payne, of WarrcntOn In com.
ing out of his house last Thursday night made
misstcp and fell, injurng himself so badly as 10 be
confined to his room ever since.
Mr.. Charles @. Bennett who resides on his farm
about two aud one -halfmllcs from Manassas has
sunk shat two hundred feet deep on his farm
and the indications are Of sufficient interest TO
demonstrate the existence of magnetic iron ore in
considerable quantities.
Mr.. George b. Russell, managing the farm of Mr..
II, G. Gibson, near Lecsburg was last week as.
saulted and IL is thought fatally injured by Henry
Thomas, colored. The trouble arose about shuci.
Ing corn and the discharge OF Thomas, who fol-
lowed Russell to tho barn and hit him over the
head with heavy stick and then kicked him in
the stomach " -
National Republican., 1880-12-14

New Yong, Dec. l3.-Cotton dull sales to-day, 40
bales; middl!ns uplands, n}fc; mlddling Orleans,
l29sci consolidated net receipts, 1?52 exports 10
ioll5 Flour. Southern duh and unchanged Wheat
Iguae: lower; less active export demand moderate
speculative demand; ungTaded spring 81 ll61i 20
Corn opened rnler closed In buyers favor very dull;
unSrAded, 6.gbDysc, Oats opened frmer, closed dull
Cofeo dull and unchanged. Sugar firm halr demand
Mexican, IKE; CUBA MubooyAdo, INC; fair 10 good
quiet Molasses 1uel and unchanged, Rice In good
demand and steade hosln qgiei sl VI s9dei 3D. Tur.
steady long clear, IlAG short clear, tSc long aud
ate trade % S. Fork dnehsnsSd, moderate eSport
Made. Froighs about steady.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
MARYLAND Ecxys

Mr.. N. ID. Offntt has heen elected q town com.
missioner OF Rockville.
The Maryland State Grange will meet in
annual session next Tuesday, at 230 D. M, in
Rsne's Hall, Baltimore.
The ladies of Gpithersburg and vicinity are
working actively to secure funds TO erect an Eps.
copal church In that place.
Colonel James Gather Of Gaithersburg, be.
licycs IN getting into the field early. He will DO
candidate for the Democratic nomination 10 the
Legislature from Montgomery County next fall.
The Thirteenth Annual Maryland Sunday School
mcneing Tuesday night, December II, and closing
on Thursday night, December 10, 1880, under the
auspices of the Maryland sunday School uniou)
National Republican., 1880-12-14
DIED.

HINTON.-Entcrcd into rest Monday December
IL, lsS, NJ q. M, Mrs CATHARINE ], HiSruS,
years,
The relatives aud friends OF the family are re-
aprctny Invited To attend the funeral from her late
next nt o'clock y. M. as
LUsBY.-On December i2, 1880, at ten minutes pnst
twoa NJ, HAnniET H., witc OF Charles h. Lusby
aud daughter OF the late JOHN Flser
Funeral services will take place from Oak Hin
Chapel Tuesday, the lith inst, ut D. M. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to attend. -
POWELL.-In this city on the lath inst. Mrs
JEANHkrrA g. POWELL, wife OF Hear Admiral l.. M
Powell, aged seventy years.
The relatives and friends OF The h,mily are ro-
specially invited to attend the funeral nj the resi-
dcnce i10T I street, northwest, on Tuesday ni(pr.
noon, December ~, ut o'clock. sR
National Republican., 1880-12-14
STor 2Renf- Somses.

EURNIsHED HOUSE no RENT-IN A VERY
~ desirable location, northwest suitable for q
member OF Congress or frstclass tenant; rent rea-
sonable. Address Il. Is. H. This office. dcii-stt
rlNo RENT-AT 80, NEW GROOM HOUSE, WITH
l. water In Kitchen w,ter-clusct IN yard, lront va rd
,yc No lll Park Place northeast two squares from
Fast Capitol street carsnnd one block of Lincoln
monhly, with per cent interest. J, w STA RIt, 1i29
New York avenue. depl2t
rINo BENT-AT s12. NEW 7ROoM HOUSE WITH
u gas, hull, water, bay window, Sc, No ll33 Park
two blocks from East Capitol street cars Can be pir-
chased by paying so down md Sl2 monthly, j, w
STARR, lis0 New York avenue. de9l2t
National Republican., 1880-12-14
OLD GRIMES.
nY-cnAnI.EY HrRrzoa.

Old Grimes Is dead-thRt good old man
We ne'er shall sec him more
lie used TO wear longtailcd coat,
All buttopcd down before.
Why mourn for Grimes?--his daughters live;
on Fashions streets VIC find EN-:
And siill they wear old Grimes coat,
All biilloned down bchind 'cm.
National Republican., 1880-12-14
BaI,in,ore GensrnI sIarhet.

BALTIMORE. Dec. l9,-c0tton dulli lniddlns, uH@
iikc, Flour dull Howard stree, and Western super,
q 1904 rs do extra, n 1905 eJ do family S5 7698 %;
CITY Mills super o. 1904 s6 do extra n zoos 26 do
family " 50dG "a do Rio brAnds " 356D6 So Paapseo
Mmlly, N 2a Wheat, Southern scarce and stea0yi
Western higher and elpslng Nea Southern red 81 Il
9l 49, do amber q 2ol ~ No. Maryland nominal;
National Republican., 1880-12-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Wall street transactions estcrdny-DO.
nscsfir and Foreign Markets.

mcsii~ and Foreign Markets.
Special to the Republican.
NEw YORK, Dec i3.-Money loaned up from per
cent per annum to lilo per diem added TO the legal
rntc, and closed ut per cent. Exchange, weak and
the nominal rates reduced &C. to 40 Tor co days
and 49, for demand. with actual business at 477Js as
for long and asia tsiG for short sight Governments
quiet but generally firm. state bonds In light request
Railroad bonds irregular and fhiriy active. The prin-
clpn features were the Issues of Iron Mountain where
the seconds ~ to 10s lnd the sccondsIpreiorred In.
come a. TO 10, and Chcsapenke and Ohio, where the
currency 6s advanced ~ TO i5lS, and the ~ bonds
"a 70 a. later declining to 76a San Francisco Glass
a, advanced l,z to p9Jb Denver and Rio Grande hrss
ia to 110s; International and Great Northern sec
onds, Incomes, ~ 10 S8 ana Ohio and Mississippi,
Springfield Division, per cent. to u.s.
The stock market was weak In the early dealings,
and the generpl list declined u TO per cent, Kansas
and Texas and Western Union leading At the first
board prices advanced 10 "a per cent, the latter
Iron Mountain, and subsequently, reactey ls6ll per
strong tone, and under brisk purchases the entire
list recorded an Improvement OF u to 81 per cent,
Western Union, Northwest, and Union Pacific being
most prominent therein. In the final sales the close
WORKING OF the money market caused some pressure
70 sell, ana reaction OF sa2 per cent ensued, the
latter In Western Union. American Union rose Gll
per cent In the morning, but closed nj reaction of
per cent, transactions aggregated S,tO0o shares In
cludng CanadaSout hern 50 900 Delaware I.ackawRnna
Western 9,OOo Erie sW0 Iron Mountain l600o, Kan
tra 5000 Northwestern 1900, Nashville and:C
no0ga 400, New Jersey Central 9O0l, Pacific Mall
p0U st. Paul 1000 Union Pacific 1850, Wabash aud
Pacific 2i0DO, Western Union 6i0O0, III. and Texas
1000 American Union s'ooo Texas Pacific 5000, Ches-
npeokc and Ohio 100.
nl lngin mn Inn kunr nncf Cal
National Republican., 1880-12-14
2fuction Sales.
nv Dunconson .rotl,ers.

AuctIonccrs Ninth aud ID streets northwest.
IOosGTGvE cLEAntNG.OuT SALE ny CATA.
LOUIE OF
HOLtDAl GOODS, FRENCH CLOCKS.
BHONHicS. LeATutR Dltly~SfNU CASES AND
BONIcS BACCAREr VASES FANCY GOODS,
Nts. &C, h AL the nnrS coliet ton OF goods ever
offered at auction n this CITY.
This (TUESDAIl evening, December ~, commenc-
ing at ocOck, In the new store, New York avenue,
three doors east OF Finccnth street.
Every lot positively sold. dcittt
National Republican., 1880-12-14
2Boor6ina.

GOOD TABLE-BOARD, WITH ONE LARGE
" nicely furnished room, in Il central Locality
moderate terms, at 20 Grant Place dei3sns
tI,iIE FREMONT HOUSE Offers good rooms, with
Il nrstclass hoteboard, for s25 and $50 per month;
house ls we'll furnished, heated with steam, and every
way desirable. oc2.
I7c PENNA. AVE, opposite National Hotel
II - Firsi-CRSs board with large rooms, from Is
g so per week Transient d to $40 per day. MRS
HOWARD. seistf
En TABLE boaIdcrs can be accommodated at SO
SDO per month. with e very best Of everything the
markets. AFFORD, At DRIVER & SCioF1ELpS, 1913
Pennsylvania avenue aut7-t
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Sor (aRonf- QRnnma.


EOg HENT-aas STRICT n. w.-oNE
~ newly furnished room In private residence,
suitable for one OF two persons. dctiJlt
HANpsQME SUITE OF FCRNrsiEp ROOMS,
reasonable terms. No az Foufand-aliaif ST. n. ".
TT'o RlsNT-LARGE, HANDSOMELY
low; board u dtsrel nj iO Fourteenth street north.
west adinccn to Willaus Riggs mud Ebbiit House.
"N''''
V,INE FURNISHED pARToR Am ROOMS.
~ thcap rent, with use OF plano No. 80 & street
hor'hNeiN' deii ~"
IGOR BEST-TIIE WHOLE on PART OF
rooms, hall, modern Improvement range and
lnirobes south 'front.'. Rcnt cheap TO good icnant.
lhlulfc on premises. dcti3t
IVoR RENT - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Il upaftmcns on stitc; also alnglc rooms; with or
without 1osrd Convenient TO cars. No mo Ninth
eAliIlVVt H"rthNeH', ucli'H-
l17OD RENT-ON THE isru-rNTIRE THIRD
rom h2or p" rcnssms Is S @ i TS9m9 NTH gas hc1i ~
wcst. dciI.1iS
EoR RENT,-.o, NJ STREET. NORTHWEST
II nicely furnished pariOr and bedroom conimuni.
eating on ilrst or second floor. Meals served.
--sA,At-'s
lCoR nENT-A llANDsQMhLY, FrnNIsnEp
n parlor, coy bedrooms, bath with hot and cOld
water, at i7ii st. n W. Terms moderate dcl3af
NICELY FURNISHED RooMs, WITH ALI
~ the appointments Tor c0lni9rl, IN private
lion RENT-FURNIsIIED ROOM ON THIRD
~ hoor, ho0t nnd gas; also two unhlrnishcd
on iirrt Hoor furnished or unNrnished suitable for
Members OF Congress, at 1al6 q ST., near Four
IIoRRENT-rwO PLIsASAN'r, ,UNFrRNtSUED
communicating rooms ON the THIRD floor, ni 1903
ECR RENT - COMMCNICATjNG, UNFUR.
II nshctl rooms on ilist noorsnitable for housckcep
ing lng Wnier Ate gas and storage for fuel Reiercnccs Alp
1 - l 4 Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, anc
large, mud Handsomely furnished rooms, with boarl
i1 rs pleasant location ns can Oo found In the city
IGOR RENT-TwO, THREE or FOUR UNFUR.
~, nlshed rooms In best locality Address W, i,e-
E,oR RENT DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, FUR.
II nlshed or unhWnshcd. with without bcarl
so1thorn cNposnre. ~ street northwest deil.3ta
VSoR REST ONE NICELY FURNISHED
mgeSaius Apply at icS T%eniSihird H siPCSt iSS COM
JEoR REMITTANCE, NICELY FURNISHED
a NJ, rooms en- suite or single, with or without board
FI,O GENTLEMEN ONLY-Two NICELY Fur.
NJ, nshod bedrooms; House convenient to three
NS ia;l Ninth street northwest, between o and p
kJO THIRTEENTH STREET. NORTHWEST
attached with hot and cold water: Rent moderate.
IILE6ANT SUITE OF NEWLY FURNISH ED
~ rooms parlor floor; atrobe and crate fire. New
northwest, one square nom + street. desISts
rINO GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN AND
j wives. large, handsomely furnished rooms with
or without board, at No y20 New York avenue; no
children. des-Gtf
LNOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS EN- SUITE
II and singio, desirable for n member Of Congress-
esoeonl location; southern exposure. Apply nj 500
II ST. n. W. d2-l2t
UiNO1t RENTTwo suites of furnished rooms on first
n and second foors Apply al T7 Missouri avenue.
Tor RENT-A parior and three well ii.fdrnished
A. oed-roonis references required. Apply at 9l5
Nov YORK avenue. del-ist+
4 and on suite. DRIVER d. SClIoFIELD i3,3
Pennsylvania avenue. noB.tf
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Grapclere' Sbui0e.
llALTfMonE ANp ONO RAILROAD.
fHE MODEL FAST LtNEAND THE ONLY LIN
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
MElAr VIA MANIIIN NliINN

THE MopEL + EAST LINE AND TIIE ONLY LINE
DErWFsf WEsf VIZ TitE Wlsif EAfh iffStifoS ANR THE
DOUBLE TnAcKi JAxNry COUPLER srrrt RAus,
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December l. 1850
sagr ~ : 0zSSO ST. LOUIS
g go HIP9TE TP S6 I;i SI,y spd Way stations
6j0-i baltimore, Annapolis, aud Way. (Piedmont
sirasbqrg, Winchester, Hascrstown, aud Way,
sP&ESfSS s,sYg 4 Sss ANS @gG YG4 WSY feqR zrn
oOO-SE% S99K, pHLADELrHrA, AND Bos
300 ON SUNDAY only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, aud
l0cD-- IA LrIMoRE EXPRESS, (stops ut Hya,tsvIllc
Gollegc Belisyille. laurel, Annapolis junction.
IrriITiSbyRd; CHICAGO, o,ctNcrNNATI,As AND
lelo-naliimore, Ellcott CITY, Annapolis, and Way
ils,-6a $Sg@ay only, iYE Baltimore aud Way.
tsa'-NEW SE Gy2mk, OIL pliILADELrHTA, AND Bos
$50 -iiaiiimorcan Way stations (yyinrhostcr. Fred
-DAGfiMSRi,V III XTrsSiLLE' % XSD LAu.
REL EXpIfsss; Cfrcdcrlck, Via Relay, stops at
sSSsicy and way s!aiiSns eon sunGSy to Point ( III
AMI ni P%EiSRE . @ sds Ex
stops at Hynttsvlllc aud Inurcl)
60j-point of Rocks and Way stations.
tHij-- baltimore and WAY stations.
G9l-DALrlMORE AND LAUREIl EXPRESS.
tS:5O-pIrTSBuHG, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND
ST LOUIS EXPRESS,
0lj-DALTlMoRE, HNATrSvILLE, AND LAU-
tioOO-.Ni5W York. .'PHILApELPurA, AND pos.
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car to New York,
and special sleeping car at Philadelphia.
tDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop nt Relay station.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices Washington station, and GID and
1851 Pennsylvania Avenue, corner Fourteenth street.
where orders viii bs taken for baggage to he checked
and received at any point In the city,
National Republican., 1880-12-14
INoR RENT BY II. II. wAnNEI


street n. W.; also In ijs Louisiana avenue n. ".
Call for weekly Reni-IIst.
UNOR RENT.-A F0URsTORY STORE, iOii PENN
II ave, with seven-sory back building suitable for
innniaeturing Wholesale establishment Apply to
j. w: THOMPSON, National Metropolitan bal'k.
nol5-lm
L property for rent. JOHN SHERMAN q GO,
National Republican., 1880-12-14

1880 THE GREAT 1880
TO THE SpifM, ffi wfsf afsEiH HSB fHSnh sonhruwEsr
B2pstE ASk FRHf 1AANss EQUIP
rnGS II ErEESE H SSYgNRg& Gn Bs1s @ cor
neg OF sixth and y streets, as follows:
sleeping tars to Louisville and Chicago 1910 a. m
S Ih y Sleeping gS oSrs 6sao Sm nSS5s6urg S S Gin
voI BALTT%SnE AgISI ASb foT9SAC A., RAAIILRoAp; I
with Pariof Car 10 Watkins and the North at 500
%sS ssSsR f%nssy S sss
Watkins.
For WlllIan,sport lock Haven, and Elmru, at 1910
For New York and the East, ie4O M, e:lo and 1000
Lmsd Espfsss of pullman A. PSriOT sH r ears $50 a. M
,,r daily, ,1I s,Seepl = M@ sunday DAY, all ,,,u,
f0 s VIII StSSs !a' sS%sss'
For n pmsSdSSiphs sS%ShpH 1910 IA a. & 40 @ , and 1000 p M
Limited Sp express US M, M of dSiy ~" EXCEPT ,G Sunday
For baltimore, Gao 500 eSO l6lO a. in., and siO 49,
@ s'G a s S SnS .S ISs EST and @ 800 90 sunday nd 800 %
For Popes Creek Line GAO a. IN. and i4O p IN daily,
For XnhapOiis S;ao a. M and aao p. M daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDEnIcKsBuRa RAIL.
NAY VA, = AMP n "A nALEXANDnIA AND WASHING
For T2S 3iS,sndId RALhh9Ap 1:Sd -oo ooo on, ,,oo -
sssSS s Ss + d M, & o so5 + % @ see o. and Sn1 i P M o"
For Richmond and the south, 200 NJ aud iiOO a. m.
rroSs n cTs ad aS9 P % daily ny sndsE and
is0, midnight Sunday at sos and 1000 H. M, 5:OJ
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlor car accom-
m9anos or Gan be procured At the
and q the station, where orders can be len for The
checking of baggage TO destination from hotels and
p, j; j. +; ;,IR, EAnMER, General PASSENGER Agent
National Republican., 1880-12-14
Steamboat -Siues.
Norfolk and New York Steamers.
THE NEW STEAMER
JAM E NTOSEIY

Captain JAMES II. BARKER,
leaves her wharf, foot of sixth street, on MONDAYS
WlDNESDANSnn mud FRIDAYS, at 8 y. m. precisely,
for Norfolk, touching nj Pmey Point, Point IoOkOWt
nnd Old Point making connections ut Norfolk with
Boston, New York, aud Richmond steamers; nltD
with Seabonrd nill Ronn0kc Railroad gOilg south
Returning, leaves Norfolk every ~ hSDAI THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY Y at u. M.
Fare To Boston. .,si3 80 New York. ,........ss 30
Meals and stat room included.
Fare TO oNorlolk,,...Si % Round Trip,,.,....si 70
Every attention paid 10 the comfort Of passengers
aud freight handled with care
Dining. on Main Deck.
Tickets and Siat,-rooms can be secured nj General
OnlCc lil6 street northwest.
For freight rates cio, apply to H. j. ACCINELLY.
Agent, sixth street Wharf
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The Steamers Il. G. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON
leave Pier n, East River Now York. SAT.
uRDAH, Mt y. mi Georgetown, Rt Z n. M, FRI
DAYS, and Alexandria same day For freight rates
etc, apply TO II, Z. A. DENIIAM, agent, 0S Water
street Georyclown, or o. =, LOWELL President, liig
4 street, near Willpul's Hotel
National Republican., 1880-12-14

January, ~ 26il 2lE; February si 2ti@l 2ls; March
~ 2b's "a s6'i. Corn southern deady and Quct West
cru active aud ilrin; southern white aud yellow 5jc
Mesicrn mixed, spot aud Dcrenbcr $50 &C., old and
new. January, 5i6tl1Afc; February, 81 &c. steamer
53Ac. Oats steady; Western white A5r. do Mixed 81
@ilc. Rye nOmiunlly DSc@ A o. Hay irm; prime to
choice i'ennsylvnniA and Maryland e,iM@ Pro
visions duil aud weak; moss pork, Si3 ~ bulk ncats
loose shoulders none Offering clear rib sides
ohcrinT 90 pHcked, SCI bacUn shoulders, B'ar,:
clear rib sides, Sac; huns, Osmiic. Lard, refined,
gsc Bucrsteady prime 10 choicc Western, pack cd,
lHtt2c.i roll, 2G2ic, Eggs higher ffcsb, dinf2C
lined &c Petroleum nointunl. Ioirce dull aud nom.
inal; lilo cnrROes, ordinary to fnlr 100 ler sugar
higher; son 9Ac Whisky firm, 81 isa ~. FrcIghis
70 Liverpool per steamer steady; cotton, 3igg !ad.;
res wheat, 2i,,Ol bushels corn, J SD bushels; rye
lnD bushels. shipments wheat, 6sD, bushels; corn
National Republican., 1880-12-14
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WEST PnILADElpnfA, Dee n-tHttlc, market fair;
sales, 3jOt prime. 6'i@6ac good, 5G@ja,c.; medium,
4A@asG; common, an &c sheep, market slow;
sales, I0G prime. $40 sac; good, 20 medium,
$40 SC; coumOn 3isdl'ac. Hogs, market fair salcs
550f prime, T@iac; good, 6si6lG,6c.; medium, 6ECp
GAc; common, GiAtr6uc.
Baltimore stock Board.
BALrIMoRE, Dec lA--Nirginia Gs, old, -; do. de-
ferred, Is; do. coso, I5s do. second series ~ do
past due coupons, Bli; do new i0iUs, IN bid to-day
National Republican., 1880-12-14
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BALTIMORE, Dec. i3.-Dccr cattle trade slightly
moro active and better grades istoAc. higher quality
consdcrc very best, 5iso5 ,iOc; first quality, ri6
Sac; medium, 3d ic.; Ortnary, IA aC. most saics
from 3AtdjcJ receipts, ,13 sales, LII swine trade
slow aud prices lic higher; quotations, ~ N disc re-
. Ite otinfrtinns sico,, nj. 4, ~ ~ ~ '' ''N