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Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-19

The Troy Times exultingly says. "The so- called independents have now voted for Vice President Arthur, Governor Cornell, Speaker Sharpe and Thomas c. Platt. Their next act of independence will be to vote sooner or later for Roscoe Conkling for President
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-19

A bill introduced into the Indiana Senate proposes the elevation of the marriage state by forbidding licenses to habituaI drunkards felons, idiots and those who have been in- sane. This may be looked upon by some as an attempt to interfere with ''the rights of man," but it would be better for society if the proposed prohibition were geenrally ap- piled
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-19
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The electric light is getting real place in New York city, but there is not as yet much prominence given to any statement that it's use saves money.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-19

SourllaI aato Golrrier.

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Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-19

department, and lastly he is a representative of the Grant wing of the party. Notwith- standing all this there will be great deal of surprise if Mir. Raum gets into the Cabinet.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-19
Price Four Gents.
will kick the everlasting stufing right out of

will kick the everlasting stufing right out of him.
 The Speaker" The gentleman must be careful, in the heat of debate, not to over step the bounds of courtesy and parliament ary usage"
 lop cared son of @ gun from wooden shoe county, and he can't whip one side of me-" The Hon. Mir. Cleaver-s' Will the gentleman step out from behind his desk and put up his mauleys? Dance to me, you sucker, I only weigh pound"
 The Hon. Mir. Snark-ss I'll slap your nas- ty mouth, you venomous old beast"
 The Hon. MT. Cleaver--'' Aw-w, shut up, skinny; what are you givin' us?"
 The Hon. MT. Groans, of Texas" Black his eye! Hit him in the mouth"
 Other honorable gentlemen, from various states" Smear him onel Send him one on the paste horn for luck! Smack him in the snoot."
 The Hon. Can. NJ. Handle, the Speaker, mildly -'' The honorable gentleman will please keep within the bounds of parliament ary courtesy"
 The Hon. MT. Cleaver, jumping up in air and cracking his heels together ''Whoop! kin chaw up and carry out any son of thief between Chicago and Cairo If you don't believe it, smell of my boots!''
 1T. somebody! I'm the bad man from river district, and eat raw buffalo Where do you want to be hit first ?''
 And just here the police, on their way to close disorderly house n(the neigh borhood, stepped in and closed the debate.
 From this page of congressional his ory, my son, you can see how to direct your reading in order to acquire a sufficient knowledge of financial matters to partici- pate in 8 debate on the funding bill. It may be grand thing to go to Congress. won't -.scourage you, my dear boy, if your ambition leans in that direction. Still, so long as you have an alternative open, so long as you can get a steady situation as chambermaid in livery stable or clerk on a raft, wouldn't advise you to set your heart on Congress. The American people really do not have very much respect for Congress, as a body. They are always sorry to see it in session. They are always glad when it ad- journs. Individually, the members of Con- gress are, I believe, good citizens, good neighbors, good men. But for lot. of raw material, my boy, they can make the mean est aggregate when they get together. Don't worry about going to Congress, Telemachus. Go to the mines, or join the minstrels. Your parents will think more of you
National Republican., 1881-03-15
DISTRICT COURTS.

SIPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT-CHIEF jus
TIE CARTIER AND JUSTICES HAGNER ANDJAMES.-
Capitol Hill Building Association vs. Hilton; argII-
meEt concluded and cause submitted. Gusdorf VS..
Wheeler; argued and submitted.
CIRCUIT CoCRT-JUSTICE MACARTHUR.-BurgeSS
yS, Iaum: verdict for defendant KimmeI et al. vs..
District OF Columbia: juror withdrawn and cases
Hid'd HlillS Boyd & Co. VS.. Clark & Co.; on hear
ERgITY CoURT-JUsTICE WYLTE-Farr VS.. Key
ser; stay OF proceedings granted Robinson Wall
SIONN n dismissed. Cooke VS.. Denaise ct al: bonds
m registry of court ordered to be delivered defend
t ; Deiane Hartig VS. Stafford decree of divest-
i ana reYestlng title Stampys Balloch; exceptions
I3ihierrogatiOns oyerruled, with days to answer.
WISE vs. Slgourey; books ofaccount ordered in pos
SeNSton OF receiver. Nelson vs.. Mayne; order dis
missing bill vacated. District of Columbia vs.. Alex
anuer; certified TO the General Term TO be heard in
't nrSt instance. ASlheld Ashfield; on hearing.
NRIMINAI. CoURT-JUsTICE CoX.-Wi1liam Bos-
mErd EG assault appeal case nolle pros entered
EIiOTwiey; not guilty. Henry Roberts, assault: on
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Supreme Court of the Dfstrct-Chief Justice Cartier
au justices Iagner and James.-No. 60, McNair VS..
NY NO. 81 isliIart VS.. Young No. g. Morrison VS..
NO, mo-, o. Phillips w. Carney No 6s, Cah alias Di-
2I 1lJg tr, y; - Sanl; No 80 Mayhew vs. RUPERT No
NO; q; -, IN Re Samuel NJ. Perry.
-, Circuit I1s Court-Justce MacArthur-No % Patch
-. - Hhte; No. los, Mcdonnell vs. Morton; No 1871.
SSoodheart vs. De Vandelear; No 25l Shober VS.. Hill
~ Burbrdge VS.. Carpenter; No. 30 Birch vs..
E, M District M of Columbia; No. g. Yates vs. Klonlau
NJ; - =. Stockstill ct al. vs. Rohrer.
BoWles; yes; No. 25 Keyser VS.. Hitz; No 26 BIetz VS..
10 &ToO95h2 m No q Nice Nice; No. 2s, Hook Lay:
~ Daniels vs.. DanielS No. 80, Stoddard StOd-
GaG, GnI, No. 81, Van RiSwick VS.. Spalding: No. 81,
Chandler " ' ' "
7, Criminal Court-Justice Cox-John F. Smith petit
assoI;E 3hu0 jackson, larceny: George w. Black,
raIuI; srII Henry Roberts, assault; James GALLON,
1I 1taiu larceny; Mason Parker perjury; William W.
I-SSy assault with intent 10 Kill Cornelius Ryan
Gah LLlahl Easily, aSsaulting police officer; Samuel
;r.eel' pOlcy lottery; Thomas Forbes assault with
aGSinst " y XII: Charies Bryan, personal violence
Iis Iiri policeman William II. Douglass, assault;
WARES Bryan. false nretenSeS.
National Republican., 1881-03-15
GREEN APPLES.

An employee ofthe mint is person OF
some consequence.
-Circuses are getting ready to produce
in tents excitement.
One of the Pullman sleeperS Is called
the Minerva Its special Pallas car.
Old people are generally IN their an
tedotage. and the result is history gets mixed.
1t is said that the French have no
respect for the oyster because it never had bony
part.
An exchange says that new novels
are flooding the land. This, of course, does not
include the dry kind.
An exchange asks: "When does a
lock get ripe enough to pick? ?" As soon as the
spring opens, of course.
1t rains alike on the Just and the I'M
just-on the Just mainly because the unjust have
borrowed their umbrellas.
"A physician of Galena told Grant he
could cure him of his fondness for tobacco Grant
carefully avoids that physician.
A Young city fellow bought a farm
last winter. He had fine orchard of about two
hundred apple trees and q few weeks ago he tap
bed every one ofthem for cider.
Over his sweetheart he leaned and
laughed;
A picnic boy with clear blue eye,
Foolish and idle he sat him down.
Heaven help his pantS-it was custard pie.
National Republican., 1881-03-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

On motion of MI. J. G. Abbott Charles G. Saunders,
ESQ. of Boston, Mass, was admitted to practice.
No. lSj. The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company, appellant, VS.. George p. Nelson. admins
traitor ct al Appeal from Circuit Court of the United
States for District of Kansas Decree reversed with
costs and cause remanded, with directions to enter q
decree for complainant in conformity with the opinion
u this court. Opinion by Mr.. Justice Woods.
No. s9. Charles WALL plaintiff in error, Monroe
County: In error to Circuit Court of the United
ment affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Mr.. Justice
No SO The State, ex rel. Folsom Brothers. plain
tiff in the Mayor, &C. of the city of New
ORE orems; Ordered that that submission under the TWEEN
calendar for oral argument when reached in regular
No. IIl5. The Town of Seven Hickory, plaintiff in
error, vs. George 3 Elery: In error to the Circuit
Illinois Judgment affirmed with costs and Interest
Opinion by Nj. Glief-Justice Waite.
]. Lye ct al Appeal from the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Northern District of Ohio De-
affirmed, with costs Opinion by Mr.. ChiefJu5-
No. 2l5 The Mechanics and Traders Insurance
Company. plaintiff in error vs. Basil G. Kiger ct al.
In to Circuit Court of the United States District
OF Louisiana Judgment affirmed with costs. Opinion
No 223. Frederick Victor ct al plaintiffs I'm error,
" G. A. Arthur collector. In to Circuit Court
of the United states Southern District of New York
Judgment reversed with costs, and cause reminded
with directions TO award a yenire faciaS de nOyO.
Opinion by Mr.. Clief-Justice Waite.
No 6Gi James Patterson, &c. plaintiff in error, vs.
Cornelius Iynde jr. Ordered that the writ of error
be dismissed unless the paintiffin causes new
citation, re;urnabe on the second Monday in April
next TO be issued and the defendant in error
his attorneys before that date Announced by Mr.
ChieEJustiCe Waite.
No $50. {. A. snyder, appellant. vs. Morris Marks
collector, &c Motion TO dismiss is continued for
hearing with the on its merits. Motion to affirm
Is denied. Announced by Mr.. ChefJuStice Waite.
No rs John =. FarOw, receiver, &c. appellant, vs.
SylvanuS Kelly. Motion TO dismiss denied Am
nnuRced by Mr. Chef-JuStice Waite.
Mr. Attorney General MacVeagh presented the
resolutions of the bar on the death of Hon, Matt H
Carpenter which were read and ordered TO be filed.
NJ 45r. Harvey Terry ct al appellants, VS. Henry
/. Elliott, administrator, dc, ct al. On motion of
Mr.. IL Terry dismissed With costs
Ma. 3. Will ii. Folsom appellant. VS.. Ann L.
Away ct al. < IbnItted b. MeSsrS. II. Snow, f. ID.
Iiorp, Arthur lS Own, and w. n. DuSenterry for ap
app eIceS
No 80 Melissa 4. Barbour et al. appellants VS.
Stephen B. Priest, assignee, &c. Submitted by Mr.
A. H. Dunn for appellants, and 10y Mr.. n. n. Leyman
iO- appellee.
No (Origiual cX parte.) The Des MOnes and Min
iieapoilS Railroad Company, petitioner Mr.. Fillmore
tPl by leave of the court, filed and submitted pet
ton for writ of mandamuS IN this cause.
Adjourned until Monday next at twelve O'Clock.
National Republican., 1881-03-15
PRODUCE MARKETS.
RaItimore General Market


BALTIMORE March 1i.-Cotton dull and lower; mid
ding 10I<c Flour steady. but less active; Howard
street and Western super $ a@4 co. do extra, a ESQ
O do family s. 25a6 25; City Mills super IS 25@4 90;
do extra 81 25@5 0G do family, s6 25@6 50; do Rio
brands, S6 0O@6 25 Patapsco family, 81 o. wheat
southern steady; Western firmer, closing steady;
southern red, 81 1901 2O do amber, 81 2agl 25 No
Western winter red, spot and March, II lS April,
81 fsN: May 81 1s7EG1 19; June 81 1901 lS7s Corn
Southern shade easier; Western steady and hrn1;
southern white, 57e; do yellow, 5Sc Western mixed
spot Sc; April, 54zs@55c; May, 53S9533Sc june, 54e
asked: steamer sec. Oats firmer; Western white $50
46c do mixed 43169l4c Rye quiet at 81 O6@1 o. Hay
firrner prime TO choice Pennsylyana and Maryland,
SIS I IS 90 per ton. Provisions firm; mess pork-old
SIS 2J new Sf6 25; bulk meats-loOse shoulders and
clear rib sides none offering; do packed 6@SAc bacon
-shoulders SIC clear rib sides, &c hams, 1ll2c.
Lard-refned, 1Osfc Butter steady; prime TO choice
western packed, 13022c; roll 1S92lc. Eggs steady
at ISc Petroleum nominal; refined SIC. Coffee firm;
Rio cargoes, 10z@121&e Sugar firm; son, s14c
WHISKY iul at 81 II6I Il. Freghts TO Liverpool per
steamer easier: cotton s16QAd -four rs Sd per ton;
grain 6iSd Recepts-hour 2752 barrels; wheat; S5,-
I'm bIIshels: corn los 300 bushels OATS 16i7 bushels;
rye SO bushels. Shipments wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn q 073 bushels. Sales-wheat' ioiSOe ousiieis'
corn IO2 SIS bushels.
National Republican., 1881-03-15

net receipts, 22S2 bales; exportsGreat Britain 1928
bales the Continent, bales Flour-Southern dull
common to fair extra "a 75@5 20; good to choice do
s525@7 90. Wheat without important change; light
export demand moderate trade; ungraded red, 81 Is
weak; ungraded, 5619G59c. Oats 1(55zc better and
rather quiet; No. B. 431c. Hops steady and trade
moderate: yearings f21iSc. Coffee strong and more
active; Rio quoted in eargoes at 0A@1Ssc in job lots
IokGgl4ac. Sugar firm and quiet; Jamaica, Sl6e
Porto Rico, TIC; fair to good refining 7I73Sc; prime
7ac refined strong standard A, ssz@Szsc. Molasses
qulet and unchanged Rice steady and moderately
at &c Wool about steady and in fair demand domes-
nc fleece, S8@50c; pulled, 2l@45c unwashed 14gS6c
TeXas. H935c. Pork a shade stronger and rather
quiet sl5 25915 GO for old mddles quiet and steady
long clear SS Co. short clear So long and short clear
90 Lard about 10c higher and fairly active $40 ga
OIL 90. FreightS lower.
National Republican., 1881-03-15
Surrounded by satisfied Suckers.

The members of the Illinois State Re-
publican Association called upon Hon. Robert T.
Lincoln Saturday evening, to pay their respects
and congratulate him on his selection Secretary
ofWar They were presented by Mr.. S. J. Whit
aker, president of the association, and Hon.
Thomas J. Henderson and Hon. William Aldrich,
of Illinois, delivered short congratulatory ad
dresses Mr. Lincoln thanked the association for
the visit and said that during his administration
ofthe War Department he should use his best
efforts to always merit the appreciation of the
citizens of IllinoiS-a State that had such able
representatives at the Capital both in the halls of
Congress and in the executive departments.
Among those present were Hon. J. C. Sherwin,
Hon Mr. Cullen, Mr.. E. B. Wight, of the Chicago
Tribune, Mr. I. L. Lamb, Theodore L. DeLand, Mr..
Cass, Colonel B. T. Chase, Colonel W. A. Moore,
Colonel A. H. Holt, Captain Cutler, Mr.. Marsh, Mr.
Samuel Mcpherson, Hiram Pitts, S. NJ. Findley,
and C. c. SymsOn,
National Republican., 1881-03-15
DIED.

COOR.-In this city, March Il, Mrs. SOPHIA w.
Cook, wife of the late James Cook, of Terre Haute.
Interment as MorIistown, n. ]. -
CROSS-Suddenly, on Monday, March II, at $50 p.
NJ, Mrs. ELIZABETH Cross, widow of the late
Thomas B. Cross.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law. Mr..
Charles Shelse 1910 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
on Wednesday afternoon the 10th instant at o'clock
Relatives and friends of the family invited to at
tend.
[Star copy once.
DoDGE.-on the 18th instant, FRANCIS DODGE. in
the I'D year of his age.
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, from his
late residence 156 Congress street. of Stoddard
street, Georgetown.
GStar copy.]
ENTWISLE.-On March H. 1881, at 40 a. m.,
THOMAS w. ENTwISLE. in the 35th year of his age.
Funeral from ST. Stephens Church, at o'clock
Vited to attend. E&
National Republican., 1881-03-15
( BY Associated Press. ]


NEW YORK, March I4-Money was easy at 496 per
cent and closed at 45 per cent. Exchange advanced
per cent. to 4S05 for so days and 4S3 for demand,
with actual business at 41Sz480 for long and $50
4Ssl. for short sight Governments strong and e per
cent. higher. State bonds dull and nominal. Rail-
road bonds active but irregular. Texas Pacific in
comes advanced TO IS; Boston, Hartford and Erie
rsts declined TO 595s C. c. & L c. incomes to 1a, and
Chesapeake and Ohio currency skies to 52s Kansas
Pacific consolidated rsts to 1o5s Erie consoli
dated seconds sold at l00G1C0A.
The stock market opened strong. and in the early
dealings prices advanced 3s5 per cent, the latter in
Chicago, Louis and New Orleans, which, however,
subsequently reacted per cent The general list ase
reacted fraction but during the afternoon the spec
ulatiOn again became firm, and an advance ranging
"A to per cent. recorded, in which Illinois Cen
tral, New Jersey Central, and st. Paul were most
prominent. In the late dealings reaction of Sl9A
per cent. took place which partly recovered in
the final sales indianapolis, Bloomington and West
ern advanced So cent Total sales, 10000 shares,
including c. c. d L c., Is 900: Chicago. ST. Louis and
New Orleans 5OOG Chesapeake and Ohio, 1000: Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western, 10000 Iron Noun
tain. 2aoOe Kansas and Texas, A;0oG Lake Shore,
g00E Michigan Central 6.00G Manhattan Elevated.
700: Northwest, 17c0E Nashville and Chattanooga.
5eIG New Jersey Central 3O0G Pacific Mail, 9,0JG
St Paul IS COO Texas Pacific, 5000 Union Pacific r.
CO., Wabash Pacific, SOC0 Western Union, 2oOG Illi-
,,nisH
National Republican., 1881-03-15
The District Surveyor.

1t seems that the District Commits
siOners are unnecessarily delaying the appoint
ment of successor to Nh. Partridge. The citizens
embracing every class intereSted-bankers, real
estate dealers business men, the judges of the
courts, the bar and property holders generally
have indicated their preference and desire in
signing the application of Mr.. William Forsyth,
and il seems that their wishes should be gratifed
as they are the parties most interested His ex-
perence in all the duties pertaining to the Office is
greater than that of any other man, and he ap-
pears to be entitled to the appointment.
National Republican., 1881-03-15
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers of Yesterday rs
Raeordad

Mr. j. f. olmstead presents the following transac-
IONS IN real estate in the District yesterday,
PoIled 70 him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
ana "a lteenth street west between New York avenue
n street north; sublOts and 10 100 feet by depth
wife, 81, ,!Ol ~ ~ GNU
On m De sales street, between Seventeenth street and
1c avenue; sublOt IL CT by 100 feet. square
me herS OF Julia Lockwood to Robert NJ. McLane,
pa, street north, corner Eighteenth street west:
~ o i9t least "a by 132 feet inches), square I35
'Hhh " Evans to David s. Stewart IS 65I
III street north, near Seventeenth street west
~ - u ny 70 feetl, square Isl; Mrs. Guy H Allen
- Nlllam T. EdmonSton 500
oF Street south. near FoUT-and a-half street: mart
E east l. feet inches by - feet inches. square
On "ls E r HINES trustee, 10 john Grinder, 500
s,ii street between and g streets
r M part of lot Il 2by 100 fel square 59; William
a., rliial, trustee, TO Florence B. KOOneS. 500
siia IN street west between and streets north
, 10 !eel inches by 81 feet inches. square a55
On ~ ~ y ISio1lnsoh to Aaron Thornton, 800.
FgI,,nos1e Island avenue, between Seventeenth and
da6iIS streets west; part of sublot S (22 feet by
"1'ls oeifridse, $3.50.
National Republican., 1881-03-15
Wrapelers' &miSe.

L SSV The GREAT 4 oo1
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
The boGBkE G8kEH fRxcK Mt sAER AER sG9THwET RIF
SPLENDID SCENERY. MAGNfFICENT EQUIP
IN EFFEC!T INA MARCH I. ISL
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Depot, cor
For PitIsbuTg and the west, 500 a M. daily. with
Sleeping Cars TO Pttsburg and Chicago: 1870 a. m.
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Gin
cinnaIi, st. Louis and Chicago; G3O p. M. daily,
with Palace Car to Pittsburg.
For Canandagua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
with Parlor Car to Watkins and the North; at 500
cept Saturday, with Palace Cars>to Canandaigua
and Watkins. ..,o..o
For Wlllismi1spOrt, Lock Haven and Elmira' al l
For New York and the East, 500 1O3O a. m go and
Limited Express Of Pullman Parior Cars, $50 a. m.
daily, except Sunday
at Jersey City with boats of g Brooklyn Annex, !"
ahordng direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding
For Philadelphia 500 1890 a. M $50 $40 and 1000
p m. ON Sunday, $50 p m $40 and 1900 p m
For Baltimore GAO 500 go 1880 a. M. and $50 40,
44o $40, $50 and 1000 p m. On Sunday, 500
1890 O. M, 80 $40. $780, and 1000 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line $40 and 40 p daily,
For Annapolis, go a. m and fiOp m. daily. except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, ZOO 7:SO 90 n and 11:9O a. m,
4.gO. 0.UO p. H., p anu Ik.5O p H. Ou
SUNDAYS, 7:30 90, and u:30 a m. and SOD p.
For Richmond and the South 75O m. and 1ll5 a. m.
ans d ssRe aRd 5SS nd Sr 600
and 1000 a. M, ESO. 300 500. 200, and 9l0 p NJ,
and Zoo midnight. Sunday at SOS and 1000 a M,
700 and 9:10 p. m.
Tickets, information, sleeping and paror car accom-
mOdations can be procured ut the Office. northeast
corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. and at the station, where orders can be LETT Tor
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
and residences
Z. ?; FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1881-03-15
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
= WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 15, 1881.
SPRING..
By JIM MCDOWELL.

In the spring voracious small boys
Ofthe unripe fruit partake-
And the neighbOIhood may hear them
Moaning with the belly-ache.
Tn the spring the trees are tinted
With the cOloTs Of the south;
In the spring the festive shad man
Shooteth of his tuneful mouth;
In the spring the trees are WhlteWasneu
And the carpets busted well;
Husbands tackle sooty stoYeplpeS.
Take down stoves and swear lkc-the deuce.
National Republican., 1881-03-15
PhtIadeIpbia CattIe Narket

WEST PHILADELPHIA, March 14-Cattle-marke
dull; sales $500 head prime, 5sz614c; good 55s@51lc
medium, 4zS@51z; common, 45465s1c. Sheep-marke
dull sales 5000 head; prime, 614@G5lc; good, 6@6!Sc
dull sales, $500 head; prime, 94@9ac; good ilG94c
National Republican., 1881-03-15
BaIttmore Cattle MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March 14.-Beef cattle-marlxet active
but 1s@14c lower; very best, 514@5 91Oc; first quality
4%@5Ac; medium, 3sz@41sc: ordinary, $@3izc; most
head. SwineSsupply fully equal to a moderate de.
mand; quotations. 71.@s1Sc receipts, 54i5 head. The
receipts of sheep were $40 head; quotations, 4@6c.
National Republican., 1881-03-15

LONDON, March H.-United States bonds-four and
halls II4IS; do ives, 104 Atlantic and Great West
ern rsts 69 do seconds, 32s; Erie, 49fS Illinois Cen
tral BIZ: Pennsylvania Central, 6Si4; New York,
Ontario and Western 3S The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-
day fo14 nfn
National Republican., 1881-03-15
Foreign Money Market.

BAETINoRE, March 1L-yirginia skies, deferre
I5 do consolidated 500; do second series, 52s; M
fan-fnrfipS SA% bid.
National Republican., 1881-03-15

New York General Market.
NEW YoRK. March 14-Cotton steady; sales to-day,
ISL bales; uplands, 1Oc Orleans, 1lci consolidated
National Republican., 1881-03-15
STATE BONDS.
Baltimore Stock Board.

SUB-TREASURY BALANCES.
$Ss, ,955.7II Currency. 452, ,0S9
National Republican., 1881-03-15

In this new combination we have blended togetherby
dstillaion (Which cannot be eiecually done in any
other way) the Balsam, TOlu, Rock Candy, Pure Old
Rye Whisky, and Valuable Tonic which preserves
pectorant qualities and giving the article fine favor
and an agreeable taste. BalSam TOiu has long been
used by the medical profession for its soothing heal
ing and nourshing properties in alaying any irrita
ton of the throat chest and lungs. TOlu Rock and
Rye is difflsve stimulant, creating healthy appe
tite and toning up the system generally. The emf
nent chemist, Prof G. a. Mariner, of Chicago has
analyzed and cheerfully recommends its use The
purity of the ingredients used makes it pleasant,
healthful tonic and appetIzing beverage for all.