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The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30

A DEMOCRATIC paper in Mississippi, the
jackson Comet, takes exceptions to the pro-
position of the Meridian Mercury to take
the ballot from the colored man. 1t says:
.sHuman slavery is abhorrent to both God
and man. The only way in which the ballot
could be taken from the negro would be a
civil war, and God forbid that we should ev-
er have another. The right to vote is an
nexed to his freedom, and no power has the
right to destroy either"
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30

A LETTER has just been published which
was written by John Bright in 1869 to gen.
tleman who desired to know his views on
the annexation of Canada to the United
States. Ia the letter he says: "The ques-
tion is one which cannot be urged from this
side. 1t must take its own course, and
events will settle that with which statesmen
cannot meddle with. have always thought
probable that the Union win include the
whole North American Continent, but do
not see that we can interfere in the matter. {
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30

A LARGE party of Saxon immigrants
passed through ST. Louis last week on their
way to Arkansas. They formed the third
instalment of colony of 5000 or 5000 that is
being planted in the vicinity of Little Rock
by colonization society in the old country.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30

On the subject of the failure OF the anti
gambling law in Missouri, the st. Louis
News makes the startling assertion that the
truth is that the law has failed because 1t is
against the common sense of the community.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30

thirty, 1 could only find six which had not
been broken into either at the side or the lid
but the spoilers had been contented with
thrusting in their hands, as in no case had the
mummies been distracted. Nor, what disap-
pointed me most, was q trace Of inscription 10
be found anywhere.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30

PARLIAMENT is to be summoneo-;n Janu-
ary or February, and the report is thatrer-
nell and the other imprisoned members will
tie released before that time. If they are
the next session of Parliament ought to be
fully as lively as the last.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 80.

We DO not read anonymous letters and conamuni-
cations. The and address Of the writer are in
all Indispensable not necessarily for publica-
ton but as guaranty Of good faith
We cannot undertake to return or preserve CON-
munications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30

WESTERN papers say that Thanksgiving
Day was never before SO heartily observed
in that section as this year, and that the hol'
iday is growing in popular favor yearly.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30

THE sum of $1,000 damages has just been
awarded by western court to man who
caught cold while riding in an emigrant car,
when, as he claimed, he was entitled by his
ticket to seat in parlor car.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30

EvEEY regular stssche OF the PRESS is furnished
with q Card certificate signed by STANLEY Pullen,
Editor, Ali railway, steamboat and hetel managers
will confer favor upon us by demanding credentials
Of every person claiming to represent journal.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30

Ex-CoNeREssMAN Horace Davis OF San
Francisco is candidate for the Republican
nomination for Governor of California.
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

DIR. E. C. WEST IS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MEST: sp' ciic for Hysttria, Dizzin. So. Conyul-
sious Nervous F' adache, Mem liepr, ssinD, Loss
of Memory Spsr atorIhGa, I'm otetcy Involunta-
~ En- ssions ~ emature Oh ge, caused by over
ertis self-abu or over-ihdu gence, which leads
10 misery decay aud death One box will core
recent ca es Each bo' contains one months treat
IA eet One liar = b X or six boxes for nve dol
lars; sent by ma pTeoaid on rece pit of pri @. The
propr stors John c. Wet & Co, gusrani six boxes
10 ~ur. any case. With each order re eived for
six boxes. accom- anied 18th five 20 lars, the pro-
prietors vii send the purchaser their teq guar
an -, T. re- ~ the mo ~ if tue treat eut does not
effect = cure Guarantees issued through n.
HAY A CO. Druggists, only agents ia Portland
n1,vI5 d&w1y46
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30
Is a Positive Cure

Isl Positive Cure
Pow ali those Painful Conpia iainss and Weaisnesses
80 ocomnon to onr best female population.
IL will cure entirely the worst form OF Female COM
pajnts all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcera
tlon Falling and Displacements and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and 10 particularly adapted TO the
Change of Life.
It will dissolve and expei tumors from the uterusin
an early stage OF development The tendency to can
cerous huniors checked speedily by It's USE
1t fantness, atulency, destroysali craving
for stimuants and relieves weakness OF the stomach
1t cures Boatiug, Headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General Debility sleeplessness, Depression and lndi
geston.
That feeling of bearing down. causing pain, weight
and baekache always permanently cured by Its use
1t will at all times and under all circumstances actin
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the OF Kidney Complaints Of either sex TINS
Compound is unsurpassed
LYDIA e. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUNDis prepared at 23s and 2S5 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottesfor o. Sent by man
In the form OF pills. in the form OF lozenges on
receipt of price, 81 per box for either Mrs Pinkhs
freely answers letters of inquiry Send for paInph
let, Address as abova Mention this Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA T. FiNhhAAs
IT -Zn PILLS They cure constipation, bniousnsss,
and torpidity Of the liver. IS cents per box
s5- Sold by all Druggists. ia
oc17 M.W.F&wly
The Portland daily press., 1881-11-30
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

TERMS: Eight Dollars Year. To NAH sshEcrib
ars Seven Dollars Year. II paid in advance
National Republican., 1881-10-21
A srRAIoHr FLusH nEArs.

$50 you wish to marry my daughterP"
These words were uttered by a man who fairly
hlued them through his teeth as he Stood with
cruel sneer on his lips in front Of young the
nervous twtchngs Of whose clear cut features told
more plainly than could any words however freely
interspersed with Hdicctives, the torture he was
suffering.
"Yes, sir" said silas j. Bowen, looking up into
the face OF him who had spoken II love Myrtle
with a rich, warm. tempestuous love that recks
not of obstacles, but sweeps 0waylike mighty
avalanche the difference In social position that
exists between us. My passion Is deathless one
that like the mighty SIMEON OF the desert
gnihers force with every instant Of It's
existence. and stills alike with its hot breath
tbe life OF man aud beast know that appear, s,,d
last Saturday night had ten-full beaten at the
Fstreet pol oker-rooms, but cannot CONCEAL my love
You are rich and successful You are iIylng % nluep ~
have sky at all. II Is not my fault that you are
rich love your daughter, and she returns my
icveand saying this s loSked n,, SnS,IDiiy HiSiyg N
great throb ofjoy as no saw that the blinds were
closed and the old man could not throw MIN out
Hark ye. my lad said lhe GdoressiexGh@vang e
Ger his face; you say you love my daughter anu
would win her for your bride. SO be Il. have
naught against thee save thy poverty; Come 70 20
BY thine own industry and skill and Myrtle snail
be your wife. Ifyou fail in this her hand is given
toa friend Of mine who owns q cheese factory, I
against her wiilY' said silas. "she has plighted
her troth to me-"
"i know not Of your childish vagarlos,", replied
the old man. II have said my, say. In three
minutes shall unite the bulldog"
Silns went away
That night silns struck man with four aces:
thousand Silas and Myrtle were married .-Ero m
"7hs Haunted Poker Deck" By Rev Buy Cook.
National Republican., 1881-10-21
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

The schooner r. S. Graham is on the
ways at the ship.yard, undergoing repairs.
There has been no case of serious Of
fense at the station house for over three weeks.
3 Colonel Cameron, the Malone Read
juster candidate for Governor, will speak at Fair
FAX Court House to-day.
Ground is being broken for the cree
tion of three new houses on Sc. Asaph street. near
Queen, by Il. +. Price for John Lannon.
Flocks of wild geese, an unerring sign
ofapproachng cold weather, passed over the city
I. last night on their way South for the winter.
The thirty days having expired, the
eniblems OF mourning for the late President have
been removed from the public buildings OF this
city.
Rev. DIR. Slaughter, of Culpeper, pro-
poses to prepare map which will give the lati:
tude aud longitude of all the Protestant Episcopal
parishes and churches In Virginia
Workmen are busily engaged in erect
ing pudding furnace at the establishment of the
Potomac Manufacturing Company, In this city, pre-
paratory to the manufacture Of iron direct from
the ore.
James r. Cation, commissioner, sold at
auction yesterday an old frame dwelling house,
with n lot included. Shy 80 feet, on the south
side of Queen street, between Henry and Fa-
yette Streets belonging TO the estate OF the late
A. Dugan, for s75. This property Is situated on al
nnpayed street, but in part OF the town that Is
The apron worn by General Washing
ton, belonging to Alexandria Washington Lodge
OF Mnsons, and loaned TO the Grand Lodge of
Masons OF Virginia, was presented 10 Grand
Master Peyton s. Coles, at Yorktown, by Mr.. II. II.
Corbett, acting master OF Washington Lodge, In u
. neat speech. Grand Master Coles wore tho apron
on the occasion the laying OF the corner stone
ofthe Yorktown monument,
The marriage of George l.. Simpson, ESQ.,,
aleading business man of the city and prominent
citizen, having served first in the common coun-
ell and then In the Legislature of the State TO Miss
Virginia Bobbins, daughter Of the late Captain
Bobbins, and one of Aexandria's fairest young
ladies, was celebrated In the NJ. e. Church South,
Wednesday night Rev. Mr. Kern officiating. The
church was well filed with friends Of the con-
tracing parties.
National Republican., 1881-10-21
Rrnre Up.

This Is the sort OF advice We would give % q
nervous, dyspeptic sufferer Infuse more vitality
intoyour muscles and brain, my attenuated friend
DO ltwith Hostettcrs Stomach Bitters In the face
ofits unbounded popularity and the concurrent
evidence in its favor you scarcely doubt that
1t is potent for good. Use II, them use II persist
emily nnd regularly, not spasmodically md for II
few days remedy with such u reputation de-
serves iair trial. 1fyOu are dyspoptic your mall
lack flesh, and feel despondent it will both build
and cheer you up; IL YOU arc constiputed 1t will
relieve, and IL bilious, healthfily stimulate your
right direction. II will oventuhte in your relief
aud pay you physically, mentally, and financially.
Take our advice, and act upon II without delay be-
MWF
National Republican., 1881-10-21
DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TEM--JusrICEs CARTIER.
HAoNER, AND JAMrH.--Dlehl VS.. Gross; decree OF
special term affirmed Van Rswiclt vs.. Spauldlng;
on argument. Assignments Cases left over
CIRCUIT CouRT-JusTICE MAcAnTHUR.-King gYs.
Uternehlei verdict for plalnuH for $50 Ilghtw6rth
jerks; verdict for plaintiff for 1850 and costs Red
ingt0n W. smith settled. Burnslino w. Coleman
for plaintiff for sTisg md costs. Doran vs.. Siuls
verdict for plalntln for fS00s. Glttngs Vs. Polkln,
order OF publication. Assignments for iodaygAp D.
E - ~ S, 80, o. q. a. Is, q, Is, Il. q. q. a. IS e.
and ~. = ~ - - ~ ~
CRIMISAL CouRr-JusTIoR Cox.-Robert Allen
and Benjamin Murray, burglary and larceny turv
disagreed Charles Harris, United States wllnesss IA
relation on private property pleaded guilty and sen.
fenced TO be confined thirty days IN jail Elias Ross
nssaultlQg Onlcer Ianfer on trai. Assignments FOR
to-day-John Langford, petty larceny John Brax.
ION, assault, and cases len over.
National Republican., 1881-10-21
FINANCIAL ANp coMnlnhcIAn
stock ana Bond Quotations BaItirnors
and New York Produce Markets.

The following observations ON the transactions Ia
the financial market yesterday. together with open
Ing highest lowest and closing quotations, are fur
nished by the banking-h house Of H. D. Cooke, jr.. a
o., if21 y street, Washington, u. c.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 20 3:i5 p. m.-For the greater
part ofthe day the market duh and unnterost
Ing as Yesterday, and the fluctuations were SMALL
The mark 4, however, was firm, and by hafpas; past
two Ind advsnced fraction atove the opening prices
II was on the anuouncement TINT Secretary windctn
would Issue circular ofefiRi 10 redeem any parF Of
the hundred aud ma caE on presentation ofthe
bonds with interest to date. This started general
buying movement, and the market advanccdto the
close, the final prices being y to per cent above
those Of yesterday There being from
OOOO0 OF these bonds outstanding II is thought that
this action ofthe Sect,tuy is guarantee against any
sringency In the money market for some time to
come. We note n further decline in wheat today,
which, II continued will have n beneficial effect on
the stock market by Increasing our exports. Money
loaned at Ito s per cent
NEW YORK STOCK quotations.
National Republican., 1881-10-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

There seems to be no scarcity of grain
In the markets as yet
The recurrence of drouth is forcing the
uiills to stop work again.
Professor Giles A. Penick, of Culpeper
county, brother Of Bishop penick, died Wednes-
,ay.
The Dismal Swamp woods are on.fre
again, illuminating the surrounding country for
miles.
The general sentiment seems to be,
among those who have experienced the sensation.
that people Will 20 TO Yorktown us d matter of
duty aud come away as a'matter of pleasure.
The following postmasters have been
commissioned; G. d. Burkhart. Alum Wells, WASH
ington County; II. w. Eanes, Eanes' Cross Roads,
brunswick County; T. g. Tucker. waqua. Bruins
wick County; $. Hurt, Rices Depot. Prince Ed
ward County
National Republican., 1881-10-21
HOOKED, NOT CAUGHT.
How n Famous Actress Lost n wealthy
Husband.

Miss Lizzie Price, erstwhile, Mrs. Thomas
Hawks, Mrs william White, and married few
years ago TO the late Charles Focher. was thought
this week TO bo on the eve Of fourth marriage
Since the death Of Fechtcr and the exposure Of the
fact that he had then living n wife In France
from whom he had never been legally divorced
she has been living Rt home upon the proceeds OF
tho estate until few months ago when she APP
peared for n few weeks at the Museum, assuming
heavy business. When the Eighth Street Theatre
was opened as q new house she was engaged for
responsible business, but was kept at home by
severe attack of pneumonia, which nj one time
threatened to be fatal. She played for few weeks
and last week there was an announcement In the
Sunday papers that sne was to marry, within
fortnight, the wealthy old lumber merchant who
had put $4,000 into building the theatre. Inquiry
developed that the announcement was premature
The fish was hooked. not landed. A son of Mr.
McDonough arrived from the South, who did not
relish mother. law to 100000 or more. Now
there is talk OF compromise, marriage, SlO,OOO
damages, or a suit for brench of promise Mean
while the prospective bridegroom has gone South
for an indefinite eperiod.-Phlddelphi dispatch 10 he
ROgfOn Herald 15lb
National Republican., 1881-10-21
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Proceedings Yesterday y-Imporfant Case.
Disposed or

The following business was transacted by the Su-
preme Court OF the United States yesterdays
On motion of Mr.. w r. Mat,ingiy Warren D. VIII
son. esq, fChcago. ILL.,. wAs admitted to practice
No. "a Charles Il. Davis appellant. vs., Edgar Spell
den Argument continued by Mr.. w. r. Maiilngly for
pellant
No a. The 81. Louis Insurance Company, plaintiff
In error vs, Tk9 81. Louis. Nnndala, Terre Haute,
eEa indianapolis Railroad Conpany. Argued by Mr.,
John Chandler for plalnlli ii errlr, and concluded
bT Mr.. John q. Williams for defendant IN error.
No lS. The Town OF Roberts plsinfin In error, vs..
M ~ 2SS m cro os M Ana b M vy MT AZ a. y be
PENDANT in error
No 20. Henry r. Fort, appellant, VS.. George and
Eliza Roush. Submitted by Messrs Phillips, hartley,
and Southland for appellant
No. 81. The Columbia Oh Company, appellant, vs..
j.. A. j.. and Ida II. Roberts. on motion OF Mr..
George Shras. dismissed.
No. 50. Emily A. King ct al, appellants VS.. Ran
dolph Worthington ct al Submitted by Mr.. Horace
j. Waite for appellant and H. q. Miller for appellee.
National Republican., 1881-10-21
REAL ESTATE.
rhs OmsIai Transfers as Recorded vestsr
Hn


day.
Mr.. ]. +. olmsead presents tho following lfahsac
Hons In real estate In the GisrIct yesterday as re-
ported TO him by ts.e Recorder OF Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
I'm Q street north between thirteenth and Fourteenth
ytrees west suhlOt 70 % by 100 feeD square 2lO En-
iy Bascom 10 III. II, Little, 5000
On Twentieth street west, between o and II streets
north supots 81 nnd So 90 by Qee, square 0o Robert
McMeen TO Charles d. Drake, t1,l40
On l. street north, between Connecticut avenue and
Eighteenth street west west part of lot 10 "a feet by
li6 feet nches) suare 1885, John L. Wilton TO Joseph
on X street north, near Connecticut avenue west,
east half oflot m feet inches by deph), square l03
William 4; johnson, trustee, TO Mary d. Biddle,
on X streel'north, between Connecticut avenue and
Eighteenth street west west hnfof lot and part OF
iot (gS feet by depth), squire 1853, William r. oke TO
Mary ID. Biddle trustee, 300.
on Seventh street west, between ? and Q streets
north suhlOts 81 and s2 ti5 feet by ~ feet nche,
Square as Kate Marie VIII TO B, IL. Warner 80.
uEoROnTowN,
on First street near corner Market street. part OF
block 90 Of BeAttie h Hawkins addition 70 George
town COS feet "a inches by 2s ieeD Chhres Bradley Ell
al, trustees, 10 Mary ]. Richie, si,iB900
COUNTY.
sayles j. Bowen TO Anna Queen, one acre OF land on
the RoNen road slbO.
National Republican., 1881-10-21
slnnernI rrnrlrni.


BALTIMORE. Oct 9o--Cotton firm; middllng ii9sc.
Flour dull and easy; Howard street and Western
superHne, IS 25bs IS do extra % d7 co. do family.
"a 25ns 90 City Mills superllne ss 25G o. do extra,
~ 2j7 40: do Rio brands sS 00 Pnnpsc0 family - ~.
Wheat-Southern quiet and about steady; western
steady; Southern red 81 4O4Di i5 do amber 81 7G SIS
No. Maryland red, 81 81 No. Western winter red,
spot and October a. November ~ fGlsi December,
81 biA: January tl 55iS. Corn-Southfrn shade
lower; Western dul southern white 7Gc. do yellow,
7Ic; Western mtNfl tpf and October, 09lic; NoveD-
bct 00sc. December NE Oats quiet: Southern, ~
frpc. Western white 50Nl1c do mixed. fsoiD; Pcnn-
Ayieania ipfo5lc. Rye dull and easy at fi os6tl TO-
Hay quiet prime % choice Pennsylyanla and Mary
land SDtf2G. Provisions duh and steady; mess pork,
$40 so. buk meats-shonldcrs and clear rib sides,
packed pI0 baconshoulders. i0c: clear rib sides,
Ike hams l5ti5c; lard, iSc. Butter firm nnd active:
western grass, lSt2c. Eggs scarce and firm NJ 12iD
&c. Petroleum dull and nominal; refined 7isc Coi-
fee quiet and easy; Rio cargoes ordinary 10 fair, 0
Tic. Sugar steady a son. ioAc, whisky dull and
nominal at II IDOL 20. Freighta TO Liverpool per
steamer held hrmer; COTTON 7-asDi I'D; -four, - per
barrel; grain, i{d; Recelpts-fiour, tope barrels;
wheat, II 800 bushels: corn, 90o bushels oats, f.sO
bQshels rye, 600 bushels Shlpments-Wheat- none;
corn, 30, t2l bushels Sales-Whcat, 5sQOO bushels;
nj Inn hplq
National Republican., 1881-10-21

boNDoN. Oct fo--Conrols Cor money, W lie; DO for
the account % 3-i6 United states bonds, as, 1ie;
do IS extended, i0S,k. Atlantic and Great Western
firsts So Erie, 45sf New York Central, ifl Illinois
Central, iai: Reading, az, New York. Ontario and
Western, 49, The amount OF hnlllon gone Into the
Bank of Enrlnnu OF hnlnttcn TODAY Is t1f,uu,
National Republican., 1881-10-21
Schedule to take eject sunday. May n, issL

A. M ,,,,,,, = 90 LEAVE wAsrINorow ..
ts9o-EGlhtIGrAGoi Ghir ~ S ShSSSINNATi, AND ST. boum
soo-Bnliiin9re, Eillcg!i city, and Way Stations
stS-RRAi hTimokE EXPRESS, vov rpoduou.
sirasburg, winehestcr, Hagerstown, and Way:
Slo-Point OF Rocks and Way stations
el5-PHILADELPH1A, NEW YORK. AND ROS-
ion N,I, EMInr;ss ParoT Cars e New Wy. YORK; .
nccts Tor lingerstown and at Point OF Rocl~ mr
taoo-on sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
ieOo-iiH Hi;TIMoRE EMPRESS CstopsA at Hyattsylls
College, Besyillc laurel, Annapolis Junction.
Ipssp's. aud Banoyerl. -. -
''g'OIrlEissqGaui hNp ST. Iouis ishfA EXFRfss 0'N0NN
ielo1JBelIlmore, Ellicott City, Annapolis. and wv
:g,-oG Sgngsy q. " SS SSn!y; t9 baltimore and Way
iSoo-nALrI MORE, PllILA ANDNEw
aSO-iiaIinlorc and Way Stations Cwinchester Fred
Ann erick tnTsrSioYn and Wsy va helsy1
REL EXPRESS Frederick, via RELAY. stopsas
~ chester, ,and Why stations. Ion spndOyto Poias
s5hXETi6RsREn RsREnrE%SPsh EE%Ph aGs wfS SSssassalg % and
Way. via Relay Stops q, Hyattsviile ana
0o5-PoiHt oi Rocks and Way stations
o- hxTTTMomf, .IPHS mSTTTsViLLE, AND LAu.
tarS-fitlshgRS fi. q, CINCINNATI AND 81
iO:SO-i:ii ia biSLIiiIX, NEW YORK; AND M DOS DOS
@ T@E d, ESIs sssSus sssphh ssl NJ hS,lndelpsiS MA S
Oo-BXLfi MoRIt, HYATrSvILLE, AND LAIE
passengers at ANY station between wAshingtop
tDniiy' ffsunISys only Diner trains daily. except
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
Ohio ticket oiilcc washington station, and 6le and
iS5l Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourioenih stree1
where order, will he taken for baggage TO bo checkod
and recuvrd nj any polnl IN the CITY.
National Republican., 1881-10-21
nv AasoeInied Pres.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. Oct 2o-Money loaned down ffom 0toi
per csnL call and closed at per cent, Exchange
was weak and the nominal rates were reduced SC TO
4sOs for sixty days and lsk for demand actual bna
ness being done al 470 @450k for long and is3 DlsSk
Tor short sight Governments steady for extended 6s
and 4ks, Il per cent higher for extended IS. and y per
cent higher for Is, slate bonds In light request.
Railroad bonds In fair demand and hrmer. The stock
market was extremely dull throughout the entire
day, aud the fluctuations except IN one or two in
stances were within On unusually narrow range. Up
10 eleven o'clock the changes In prices were merely
fractional, but toward noon the speculation became
frmer Manhattan Elevated selling up ~ per cent.
and the general list i4@lG per cent During the az
terno0n the dealings were very tame, and Manheitan
Elevated fell Oh 1 per cent the general list, how
ever was IN The main well held and continued fm to
the close the Anal sales showing advance from the
lowest point OF ACdl per cent Hannibal and -. 10
preferred fell on III per cent, but recovered = per
cent at the close. The sales to-day aggresated 9i7oO
shares Including Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, 05,3OG Denver and lilo GTande, 2OOOO Erie ~
bOf kansas and Texas, b,3D0 Lake shore, loOQ LOu-
isvllle and Nashville 1000 Michigan ;CenfAl, $500
Manhattan Elevated, 1900 Nofthwestefn bfO9 New
Jersey Central 600 New York Central, ,SOg Ohio
and Mississippi. 1900 Ontario and WESTERN O,OOG
National Republican., 1881-10-21
FALL IMPORTATION.

FRENCH DRESS BoNNFTs AND PROMENADE
HATS
Fine Millinery Goods. Lace, Beaded EmbrO1eries,
Gloves, Drtss Trimmings aud Buttons, best French
CdTsctS Suits, Wrappers, ClOnkS tthe best assorted
stock ever imporled). and many rich and exclusive
Novelties, all of my personal selection IN Paris.
NJ. WILLIAM,
cite Trevse, Paris 0V Penna avenue.
National Republican., 1881-10-21
u,r,,,wor. sto-lx qoord.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2o.--virginia skies. consolidated
80 do. second series, 4ik do. past due coupons glS
new tenforiies, sel4 bid to-day.