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CITY NOTICE.
Notice for Judgment.
OFFICE OF THE3CITY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. Is, 1882


will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, at the special term held SATURDAY..
December 80, 1882, at the Court House, in st
Paul, Minnesota, for judgments against tho
several lots and real estate embraced in q war
rant in my hands for the collection of unpaid
assessments, with interest and costs thereon for
the hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the City of St. Paul, county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where all per-
sons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and description Of real estate are
q follows:
Assessment for Grading Bates
avenue, from Fourth street to
Plum street.
Wilder & Dodge's Subdivision of Block 48,
Lyman Dayton's Addition.
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See the local advertisement in another column
of the sale of elegant holiday goods at corner OF
Seventh and Robert streets, commencing to-
day.
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You Can Get

A basketful of Toys and Holiday Presents ft
almost nothing, at the popular Novelty Stor
% West Third.
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Billings Lots.

Lots IN Billings, M. T., for sale by Van
Glsye and Wadsworth, at room 2, Northern Pa
$50 land Office, or Billings, Nj. T..
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If youneed a coal heater come and see the
great Garland, at Prendergast Bros. Prices will
be low enough to suit YOU
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Coalheating stoves. Must be closed out. Call
and select while the stock is complete. Prender-
CAST Bros, 62 East Third street.
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ii yoa need a coal heater come and see the
greet Garland, at Prendergast Bros. Prices
VIII be low enough to suit you.
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Don't Die i'm the House.

s'Rougn on Rats" Clears ont rats, mice
reaches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moleS, chipmunks
gOphers, lee.
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Capt. FL. Ii. Gre s, Fourth cavalry, has
xjthdrawn his resignation.
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All in the City of st. Paul, County of Ram
sey, State of Minnesota.
349-351 GEORGE REFS, City Treasurer.
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LOST and FOUND.

MILL loan upon or buy Life ms. Policies
w L. P. Van Norman. 800 jackson. SO
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Stoves Must be sold at once. Prendergast
Bros, 62 East Third street.
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III ORSE AND TWO DRAYS AT AUCTION
Ill will sell at auction at my salestand, cor
ner Third and Cedar streets, at 10 a. M, on Sat-
urday of this week, one horse, perfectl v sound,
one harness, and two drays. P. T. KAvANAGH,
$3.50 Auctioneer.
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Aliens "Iron Tonic Bitters,

Aliens Iron Tonic BitterS"
Is the best spring tonic in existence. It tones
the liver, purifes the blood, creates a healthy
appetite, aids digestion, cures dyspepsia, and
gives vivacity and buoyancy of spirits. Fol
Pharmacist, ST. Paul, Minn
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KAVANAGH,S AUCTIONS.

NOOD TEAM AT AUCTION-I will sell at
~ auction at my salestand, corner Third and
Cedar streets, on Saturday, Dec. 16, at IL a. M,
one good draught team weight 27O0 pounds),
in perfect condition.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
S4S-3oO AuctiOneer.
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OST-On Wabashaw street, Monday night,
~ a red and white plaid shawl, all wool.
Liberal reward for returning same to No. IS
West Tenth street. 34S-349
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FINANCIAL.

EOR SALE-Horse weight 1850 pounds, Nj
IL Imhoff, IA Mississippi str eet. 1926
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Holiday Presents

Holiday Presents
Can be found on the Sc, 10c, Csc, soc and 81. 90
counters, at one-half the usual prices charged
elsewhere. Novelty Store, 20 West Third.
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LNOR RENT-A large house on Franklin
d street, suitable for a boarding house.
John Kelliher, No. % East Third street. 34S*
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DAIlN WEATHER BULLETIN.

CFrICE CHIEF SIGVAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. Is, iS0c.-9:56 +. ID
METEOgOLCGyCkL RECORD.
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H4'OH RENT-Rouse No. $50 East Seventh
Z street. Apply TO J.. Farris, plow works.
S49-351
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Bar. Their. Dew Point. Wind. Weather.
51.sS3 10 &c NV Clear.
Amount Of melted snow, 90; Maximum Their
saorneter, As; minimum thermometer, 100;
daily range, AS.
RiTer-Froztn.
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~|HONNoS
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. s. A.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 16, A. NJ
Indications for the upper lake region, up
per Mississippi and Missouri valleys,
generally fair weather, northwest to south
west winds, slowly rising temperature, fol-
lowed by falling barometer.
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Houses.

ETCR RENT-A house Of four rooms. on
& De Soto street. Inquire at No. Engine
House. $50
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FOR SHE.

kHOR SALE-Or exchange for horses-80 acres
4. good land. For particulars call or address
w. Zines, 96 Z. 9Th street. 35O-52
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4 NHRISTMAS TREES-At wholesale, first
" door west of American House, Fourth
street. 3l8-952
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Rooms.

LNOR RENT-Owing TO our removal to new
Il and larger quarters, we will lease our
present rooms, two upper floors, with the FIX
lures, if wanted, for gar mandatory. Grun-
hagen & Frey. l 8 East Third street. 264+
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CHOICE OFFICES for rent, up stairs, corner
" Third and Robert sts., over Boston One
Price Clothing Store. Inquire of Secretary
Chamber of Commerce. 1854
National Republican., 1882-11-17
MAGAZIN ES.

In profusely illustrated article for the Noyem.
ber Ceit,uu Mrs. Lucy NJ. Mitchell tells the story
of the Sculptures, OF the Great Pergamon Altar
which have been discovered in the last few years
The chief illustration of the paper is a fnll.page
copy of an ideal bronze head for which the British
Museum is said TO have paid nearly $4,000.
Our Continent is making itself very much at
home in Philadelphia, 1t has purchased POtier's
American Monthly, magazine which has had a
long and prosperous existence in that city, thus
merging In the youngest of the illustrated week
lies one of the Oldest and best known of Philadel-
phia publications. The most attractive features
OF Poiier's Monthly will be perpetuated and added
to those Of Judge Tourgee's enterprising weekly
The American Ldi0 ReveiD for November contains
the third article on Charter Parties" by Orlando
f. Bump; an extremely interesting examination
Of " "Impeachable Ofenses Under the Constitution
of the United Staies," by q. Wilelt Van Nest, and
Discrminstlve Traffic Rates" by Adelbert Ham.
ilton. Besides these, there are Interesting notes
and reviews by the editor. Charles Grinnell, who
sill maintains the publication up 10 tho high
standard which is generally conceded TO 1t.
The WesiIninSter Review for October comes to us
from G. A. Whitaker, with the following interest
ing table Of contents: River Pollulionn Count
Struensee ana Queen Carolina Mathilde," $50
cialism, -" The Poetry of Mrs. Il. b. Browning" /"
France; The Chamber the Gambetta Ministry
and Its Successors" The Jubilee of the First Re-
form Act "The British Association for the Adj
vancement OF Science" Parliamentary Proee-
dure" Contemporary Literature" and India
and Our Colonial Empire"
National Republican., 1882-11-17
DISTRICT COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT JUSTICE WYLIE.-Edward
Berry, burglary and larceny; recOgnizance for
81 900 taken. William Young, embezzlement; I;
pleaded not guilty. recognizance for 81 coo taken.
Sandy Bruce, assault to kill pleaded not guilty.
George Wilmott, alias Wilniott Roby; pleaded
guilty of larceny sentenced to six months in Jail
Leocadie Pomadie, larceny; Frank Y. MRncissus
sworn to interpret indictment and answer thereto
Robert Lewis, assault appeal; verdict not guilty
defendant discharged. Isaac Jackson, house
breaking in night; not guilty by reason of in
sanity. Charles alias Robert Robinson, assault
ing police officer; verdict guilty; sentenced to
thirty days in jail. John G. Myer dangerous dog ;
plea not guilty withdrawn and sentenced TO pay
fine of $40. Adjourned till to-day. Asslgnme Mt
Richard Crown two cases) Sandy Bruce Qwo
cascs). William Young. and John e. Myer.
COURT IN BANC-THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND JUSTICES
Cox AND JAMEs.-Altrech's appeal; court cannot
try the case upon ex pare ntiidavits without no.
tice to appellant. Bliss vs. Tucker; affirmed.
United States vs. Merrill ct al. appeal dismissed
OIL District Attorneys motion. Kendall vs.. YAM
derlip; OH trial Adjourned till to-day. Assign
ment-Nos. A. 49, 49, go 81, So, SO, 81, 55, and 90.
EQUITY CouRT--JUsTIcE HAGHER-Barber VS..
Wood John w. Shiles made party complainant.
Knight VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany; rule OH defendants returnable December s
granted. Mercer VS.. Hogan; on trial. Adjourned
till to-day. Assignment unchanged,
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsrIcE MAcARTHUR.-Ander-
SOIL ct al. vs. Smith; verdict for plaintiff. Ryan &
Bro. VS.. Townshend judgment confessed. May
VS.. smith motion for new trial. Clark VS.. WASH
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company; on
trial. Adjourned till to-day. Assignment un-
changed.
National Republican., 1882-11-17
cHiEF-JUsTICE MARSHALL.
The Sculptor story's Arrangements for
neEiuning the statue.

Mr.. William w. Story was called upon Wednes-
day at the Filth Avenue Holel by reporter of the
New York World, and in reply TO a question rs TO
the progress that had been made concerning his
proposed statue of the late Justice Marshall,
said: All that can say about 1t is that think
that have been treated most literally by the
committee and have been permitted to choose the
site for the statue, n rare privilege. Generally
there are LEGAL Interests that intervene to which
the artist must yield and while all else is left to
him he is obliged to place the statue where the
committee had desired 1t to be placed In
this respect l feel that l am most fortunate.
place the statue at the east front of the
Capitol. 1t will be life size figure in bronze, and
1t is my hope that may make OF this II success.
identified with Judge Marshall all Of my life. My
father wrote his life, and his features are familiar
TO me from life -loug association. AS probably you
are aware, the statue is to be paid iur by II COM
mttce of the Baltimore bar, while the pedestal is
10 be erected under a resolution of Congress. l
am much pleased that there has not been the least
difference of opinion between the two committees.
und both OF them agreed that shall des gu
the pedestal as well as the statue. The pedestal
Will be of granite, ornamented in bas relief. l
presume that the time of execution will be about
three years. l shall remain here in New York
until Congress meets and them after flying visit
TO Washington 10 complete the arrangements,
shall return with my wife 10 Italy, where our
children are. Two of them are studying at Rome
with the hope of being artists, and 1t is our hope
to get away from the Northern winter as soon as
possible"
National Republican., 1882-11-17
ART orLcrIsIntIye uistory.

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN,.
That the officers oil the naval retired list are
not this day 90 per cent instead of rs per cent
of sea pay is due, under Providence, to officer,
Paymaster Robert Burton Rodney. On Monday,
July 13 last, an amendment was offered to the
naval appropriation bill, "That all laws and
parts of laws providing for promotion and In
crease of pay upon the retired list of the Navy
be, and they are hereby, repealed" Not n Sem
ator saw that in thus reaching several rear-ad-
mirhls who had obtained promotion conditionally
them the latter, the whole list was let down TO its
former so per cent, since the 10 per cent was it.
self increase of pay upon the retired list by act
March 3, 1873, and would be included in the gen.
eral repeal. The amendment was agreed to with
out one dissenting voice, and the House bill
was SO short few concerned knew OF the amend
ment, and but one saw its full significance. Rodney
had explanatory letters photographed, and pre-
pared statement OF the point which he sent two
days later by friend who had access to the floor,
and gave it into the hand of the senior Senator who
had charge of the bill, who ut once showed II to
Various others, while a page flew for the amend
ments author himself. The result of the CONSUL
tation was that the Senator folded aud ndorsed
the paper with q substitute mot interfering with
evening by the conference committee. Thus the
Senate, unaccountably to outward appearance
and criticism, changed entirely its own unGni-
mously adopted amendment, which the House
couierees, eager for adjournment, stood ready
to rAtify, as they did the bills other amendments
of pay, even unawares, is final, for all sorts OF
niggardly objections bar re-enactment The few
officers against whom the original amendment
was leveed escaped razeeing, and the rest of the
forty-two rear.admirals and the whole reti red
list escaped with them. WEATHER GAUGE.
National Republican., 1882-11-17
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l6.-Cotton quiet; middIng, i0I4c
Flour more active and steady; Howard street and
Western superine, So 25@3 75 do extra, q 0o94 62
do family, u 75Q5 49, City Mills superne, 80 5000 o.
do extra "a 25C15 s5 do Rio brands s5 IS; PatapscO
Southern firm: Western hrmer and inaclive South
ern red, q o3gl 0I do amber 81 osai u: No. Mary
November: ~ od@i 0esS; Decem6er, 81 os,t(1l o714
January, 81 U9l 09 February. 81 lOss(0l iis. Corn
Southern Irregular TO condition; Western firm
and inactive; Southern white. new, 5iC96Sc yellow
new. 60a7Sc; We,tern mixed, spot, SIC; November
S4dSGc year, 65sS@G5sSc; January 611s@6iIc: Febru
ary. 6Dgbl1sc Oats steady; Southern iOgljc; West
4Jd4jc Rye dull at G5@Gsc. Hay steady; prime TO
choice Pennsylvana and Maryland, sl4 6J@Dl5 90
s22 rs; bulk meats--shouders and clear rib sides
packed s6ll2ls; bpcon-shoulders. l2s clear rib
Sides ijc hams 6lIc; lard refined i3isc butter
firm; Western packed 22t@?Gc; creamery. s2@GHs:
SSc Coffee dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fall. 7aq
s.gc. Sugar dull soft, exc Whisky steady at fI 10
al l9l.
National Republican., 1882-11-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted in the
Supreme Court of the United States Thursday;
Admissions to the bar: W. A. Nunroe, of Boston,
Mass, and John w. Warner, OF Washington, ID. o..
No 50. Arthur r. Richardson, appellant, vs., Ben
iamin c. Hardwick. Argued by b. G. HolbroolS
Tor appellant and Henry NJ. Campbell for appellee.
No. 81 Sarah A. Clayton and Richard Mackey,
plaintiffs in error, vs. Sarah A. Clayton, widow,
&c. Passed. with leave to submit within the time
pre- scrlbed by the twentieth rule.
No. So John A. Nichols Ut hl., plaintiffs In error,
vs. Henry s. Clark, administrator. Submitted by
X. +. Lowe for defendant in error, no counsel np-
peRring for plaintiff In error.
No. Sc. jacob Frohner et al, plaintiffs in error.
VS.. Michael A. Meyendorf ct al. Dismissed with
costs under rule l6.
error, VS.. The Board of County Commissioners of
Jefferson County, Montana. Continued.
No. 49, Anna A. Clarkson ct al, plaintiffs in
error. VS.. Martha u. Stevens ct al. Argument
commenced by W. L. Clnrkson for plaintiffs in
error, and continued by Leon Albeit for defend
ants In error and II. w. Stevens for plaintiff fls in
error. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1882-11-17
THE STATUE OF LIBERTY.
Efforts OF the Committee to Raise Funt
For Its Erection.

hsfEctlOus
Another meeting of the committee which has
in charge the perfection Of the arrangements for
tho erection Of the Barthold statue of Liberty on
Bedloes Island was held In the Union League
Club House New York, Tuesday night The gen.
tlemen present were william NJ. Evarts, the pres
ident of the committee; Joseph w. Drexel Rich
ard Butler, Anson Phelps Stokes II. H. Spaulding,
Louis de Bebian, John Taylor Johnston, Commau-
der Gorringe, Judge Noah Davis, n. y. Fielding,
Jay, and Clark Bell 1t was resolved TO hold II
meeting in the Academy of Music ON the 2Sth in-
slant for the purpose OF enlistng public sympathy
and receiving subscriptions to the fund necessary
TO deiray the expenses Of the work. William NJ.
Dorshemer, Joseph H. Choate, DR.. Richard s.
Storrs Dr. Henry c. Potter, and the Rev. Robert
Coilyer have agreed to be present and speak.
The list of speakers will probably include the
names of other well known gentlemen. President
Arthur and his Cabinet, General Grant, General
Sherman, General Sheridan General Hancock,
Governor Cornell Governor elect Cleveland, and
the governors OF ncighboring states have been In
vited TO be present, and Will probably accept the
invitation. Conditional subscriptions to the
and 1t Is desired to raise at least Sl50,0OO more
Messrs. Abbey, Palmer, Mallory, and Waiack have
signihed readiness 10 give special theatrical
performances, the proceeds Of which shall be
added TO the fund. The monster figure which 1t is
proposed to erect is now approaching completion
country next summer. 1t is gift OF the French
people TO this country aud the committee hope
mat Americans Will feel pride enough to give "
the recognition IL deserves. The statue, which
will be about las feet In height, will stand ON q
pedestal of granite of equal height. The torch or
light which will be held in the uulifed hand will
be about 300 feet above tide water, or q feet
higher than the top of the Brooklyn bridge towers.
National Republican., 1882-11-17
Enr rre.IdantinIssI.

To the Editor OF THE KEPUDLIcAN,
The words Of an Old Soldier" in this morn
ings REPUBLICANS, with reference to General Logan,
will be echoed all over the great North and West.
General Logan will draw the votes OF tens of thou
sands of loyal Democrats who fought for the
and devotion to their interests. He, and he alone
killed that infamous sixty-surgeon bill. And, too
the people all respect and admire man who has
never been charged with dishonorable act since
he entered public life. Honob honesty, and de-
yotion 10 his country belong TO the name OF John
A. Logan. He will solidi1y the Republicans he
will disorganize the Democrats. l have especial
means Of knowing of what speak for have seen
letters from hundreds OF soldiers who were Demo-
Gratis ayoWing their determination 10 support
Logan If he ever was nominated for President.
National Republican., 1882-11-17
I,ouor Lleenscs Approvea.

The Commissioners have approved the applica-
tons for liquor licenses Of H, II, Christman, sol l.
street southeast; Terrence Duffy, 1902 Fourth
street northwest; James J. Flanagan, 1922 street
northwest; Patrick Lynch, S32 Virginia avenue
southwest; NJ A. Marek, 1900 Sixth street south
west; William 4. Ruckel 5OS ID street southeast; ;
Fritz Wilmer, 290l NJ street northwest; Mankin &
supplee 6l2 Louisiana avenue northwest, and
dsapproyed that of Darby Hayden, 705 Fourth
street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-11-17
Roland Lewis Acquitted.

Roland Lewis was tried In the criminal court
Thursday for having assaulted John Beverly on
the 18Th Of last August. The complainant was
not in court. II appears that Mr.. and Mrs Bev-
erly have not lived together for nearly five years
erly, was at her house, when Beverly came in
and ordered him to git" He got," and in get
ling" Beverly got" after him, when Lewis
water out, not knowing Beverly was near A
verdict of not guilty was returned.
National Republican., 1882-11-17
AZ the tyhnrve..

HarboTmaster Sutton has reported the following
recent arrivals at the river front: Schooner
Thomas S. Parks, Captain Evans, 300 bushels
sweet potatoes; pungy William Coleman, Captain
Russell 900 bushels oysters; pungy Golden Rule,
Captain Butler, 400 bushels oysters; schooner
James H. Harper Captain Kelly, 10 cords wood
for H. l.. Biscoe, barge q. W. Bungle, Captain
Bowers, 1l2 tons coal for Potomac Steamboat Com
pany barge Iowa, Captain Blank, no tons coal for
4 Emery.
National Republican., 1882-11-17
PROPOSALS.
REPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS. BRIDGES
, SEWERS, &c,
OFTICE OF CHIEF COMMISSIONER,
PHILADELPHIA. NONomher Is. lha2.

PHILADELpuIA, November 49, 1852.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received ut Office
of the Chief Commissioner OF Highways until o'clock
p. m. on Monday 2Oh Instant, for the laying Of
Asphaltum Payemen! ON Broad street from Column
yard only and the proposal must state time for the
completion Of the work. The total amount appro-
prlated for said work Is s30,U0.
Each proposal will be accompanied by a certificate
that bond has been filed In the law department. as
directed by ordinance Of May 2 1861 II the conrac
tor 90 whom tia work Is awarded shall not execute
contract within 1--we days Rfter said award lie Will be
deemed as declining, and Will be held liable en- his
bond for the difference between Is bid and the oder
10 whom the contract may be awarded. Speci hca.
tons may be had at the department. which Will be
strictly adhered TO. The Department OF Highways
reserves the right TO reject al BIDS not deemed sails
factory and advantageous to The city
All bidders must be prest nj at the time and place
WILLIAM BALDWIN
nol7-2t Chief Commissioner OF Highways,
National Republican., 1882-11-17
MEDICAL.
YOUNG MEN.

Ifyou have failed TO receive proper treatment in
cases OF Heart Disease Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, ImpOtency, Premature Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsia, Nervous ENeitablty, &c, send two
stamps for our new book,
"ThE LAWS or LIFE AND HEALTHn
Address secretary Medical and Surgical Institute
lAi last titeehth street. New York. la7-ly
SURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
> TOLU TONIC.-Sure cure for Dyspepsla In all
It's stages also for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis Asthma
and all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs aud the OnlV
remedy that is beneficial In Malarlal climates. Ths
Is a Preparation OF BAGSAM OF TOLU, ROCK
CANDY, AAGNESlA, aud other mpdicinals bene-
cia In the aboye diseases, the basis being pur,st
Rice and Rye Whistles harmless and very pleasant
TO take Tryit For sale by all druggists and grocers
sI q per quart bottle The trade supplied liberal
BARBOUR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
wholesale grooera sole agents for this city Henry
Bischoh n Co., New York and Charleston 5. o. sole
manufacturers and proprietOrs de2fly
National Republican., 1882-11-17

bANhhhb f1AthANufs
Threeday bills.......- iSi lSiAty-day bills...".
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. l6-Money loaned between land
per cent, and closed at 5per cent. Exchange was
steady at 4S0g4sOs for long and 4s464s4Js for short
sight. Governments were q per cent, higher for
tended IS, but otherwise Unchanged. state bonds
neglected. Railroad bonds were irregular but
generally lower. The transactions aggregated S7 900
Lackawanna aud Western, Ss, 100; Denver and Rio
Grande $4,000 Erie, 49, 400; Kansas and Texas, 1000
Lake shore, ll,OOD Louisville and Nashville, 20 ll0
Memphis and Charleston, 1,ioG northwestern, 9,3lg
New Jersey Central i,UOO Northern Pacific, LAO
Reading, 5000; ST. Paul 24,5OO; st. Paul and Omaha
National Republican., 1882-11-17
PoIIce Conrt Notea.

Annie Decker has gone to the workhouse for
fifteen days for disorderly conduct.
Mary Smith was sentenced TO thirty days in jail
for stealing Sl2 from.Adellne Goodloe. Anappeal
was noted
bernard sledge, white boy, has gone to jail for
thirty days for stealing pigeons.
A oolored boy named Johnson was fined IS for
sssaulling Na han Roberts, white boy.