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National Republican., 1882-09-06
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Peter Lewis and Joyston Grilleo, deserting sail
ors from the schooner Cumberland, We're commit
ted to Jail by Justice Thompson on complaint OF
Captain j. NJ Weber.
Frank Carlin, the injured Midland fireman, Ia
still suffering considerably, but with prospect of
| all carly Improvement.
good many delegates to the Democratic Con-
gressional convention to meet here to-day have
already arrived in the city.
Mr.. r. Portner, who, for the past few months
has been travelling in Germany, sailed for his
home in this city on Saturday last.
The coaswise trade in grain here is now very
active. Schooners loaded with grain come and
go daily, and meanwhile the supply of grain
coming by railroad has not decreased.
The Conservatives of Alexandria County have
appointed c. B. Graham, jr., and Robert Watch
delegates, and Townley Ssson and Robert Walker
alternates, to the Congressional convention which
assemblies here to- day.
A match game Of base ball was played In this
city yesterday afternoon between the Alexandria
Association and the Stalwarts Of Washington.
The association will play the National Star nine OF
Washington in this city to-day.
Virginia will have most interesting exhibit in
the coming Garfield fair, showing the growing re-
sources of the Old Dominion, as well as many
| articles of historic and antiquarian value. Mr.. +.
A. Reed, of this city, is the chairman of the State
board Of commissioners.
AT the appearance of James Cliff, the would be
murderer of his wife, before the mayor counsel
for the prisoner waived an examination and asked
that bail be fixed at $780, The mayor refused bail
and recommtted the accused to Jail for the action
of the grand jury of the corporation court.
Work upon the proposed changes in the corpora
ton courtroom Is now being arranged for. The
relative positions of the jurors the officers OF the
court. aud OF the attorneys Will be changed and
the walls of the courtroom newly tinted, and
there will be general painting up of all the sur
|
National Republican., 1882-09-06
How Cadets arc Appoipted

"a Constant Reader" is informed that the Corps
of Cadets consists OF ono from each Congressional
district, one from each Territory, one from tho
District Of Columbia, and ten from the United
States at large. They are appointed by the Presi-
dent of the United States and, excepting the ten
cadets at large must be actual residents OF the dis
trict from which they are appointed. Cadets are
appointed between the ages of IL ana 90 years
Appointments are made one year In advance Of
admission into the Academy, except In cases
where, by reason of death or other cause, a va.
canoy occurs which cannot be provided for by
such appointment in advance, but no pay or
olher allowance is given to an appointed until
lie has been regularly admitted, and ali appoint
ments are conditional until all provisions of the
law are complied with. .Appointees arc examined
under regulations prescribed from time to time by
the Secretary OF War before admission to the
Academy, and are required to be well Versed in
reading, writing, and arithmetic, and to have
knowledge of the elements OF English grammar,
Of descriptive geography, particularly that of the
United States, and the history Of the United States
Each cadet is required to take an oath TO support
the Constitution OF the United States to bear true
Allegiance TO the National government, and to
maintain and defend the sovereignty of the United
states paramount to that Of any Slate, county, or
country whatever. Each cadet must also sign ar
ticles, with the consent of his parents guardians
II he be minor, by which he engages to serve
eight years unless sooner discharged.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transactions mt she Various DIs-
trfrt OHlces

Building permits were issued yesterday to Miss
A. NJ. Morris, TO mako repairs at 1924 Montgomery
street northwest TO cost $500; Mrs. Eastwood, to
make repairs at 575 Sixth street northwest to cost
SIPS; Chas. W. King, to build one brick dwelling
in alley between Fourth and Fifth and X streets
A lien certificate has been issued on alley in
square 2i2.
The laborers employed by the parking commits.
sion were paid off yesterday.
The Commissioners have appointed Richard An
derson, James Coggns, and William Williams
from the district.
Captain Hoxio has been busy for some time at
M M,he washington Aqueduct In preparing plans for
looking alter the water supply.
The laborers employed In the county were paid
Commissioner Morgan went to tho Reform
seh9ol yesterday TO attend meeting Of the board
OF directors.
Chapln's gang of street laborers received their
pay yesterday.
Contractors were busy at the inspector of build.
ings Office yesterday, figuring out their estimates
and preparing their bids for the new school
houses to be built
Thoannual report THE fire alarm and telegraph
shows that there were 81, l20 police messages sent
over the wires l42 alarms OF fire. 8 general alarms
aud special alarms.
The inspcctorof lumber reports having inspected
l., 359299 feet of lumber In total, last year.
The inspector of lumber for Geofgetown In his
annual report says that he has inspected 4,15l,UOO
A street lamp is to be erected on Fourth street
between East Capitol aud streets northeast, by
direction of Lieutenant Greon.
The Belt Linz Railroad has been directed to
keep their tracks clear OH Z street, between New
Jersey avenue and Fifth street and to have them
paved with cobblestoncs within thirty days
1t is probable that the contract for laying side
walks on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue,
between First and Fifteenth streets, will be
awarded by the Commissioners at u board meet
ing to-day. The desire of the Commissioners is TO
test the various new kinds of pavements and at the
same time to make this one of the most beautiful
prOmenades on the continent, and 1t Is probable
that several kinds of pavement will be tried and
the ftleen squares paved in equal distances OF
granolithc asphalt, concrete, artificial stone, &c
National Republican., 1882-09-06
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season a report concerning the
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub.
lshed each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct office, using the following scale: Very
turbid, to s. turbid, to Is; slightly turbid, l5
to %: clear, % to SO. Condition Of the water,
Tuesday, September Sat Great Falls, z; at re-
celyng reservoir. 29l at distributing reservoir 36.
High tide Wednesday, September 5-221 u. III.
and 2:54 p. IN.
and extiuguished at las p. m.
Thirteen boats, mostly loaded with coal, arrived
by canal yesterday.
Steamer L. G. Knight, Chichester, master from
New York, with freight for District merchants, ar.
rived yesterday
Mr.. Joseph A. Williamson has returned from
Cape May. Miss Lizzie Lunsford has returned
from Wnrrenton, Va
Yesterday afternoon horse attached to q light
wagon, driven by Mr.. W. j. Clifford, of Washing.
ton, took fright at a load of hay on Prospect ay-
enue, and ran off. At the corner of Thirty. Sec
ond and NJ streets the wagon was upset and badly
damaged. The driver was unhurt,
National Republican., 1882-09-06
Dumb Among the Adult.

The electric light had just sprnkled the broad
walks in Madison Square Park with the shadows
of leaves when tall gentleman, accurately
dressed. walked leisurely to bench on the
Twenty-slxth street side OF the park, and sa,
down; He threw his hat to one side, and re-
yealed high forehead, curly gray hair hand
some features, and vesy bright eyes Children
who were playing hear by ran up 70 him az once,
and he listened with smile 10 their prattle, ana
answered 1t merrily. Sun reporter, who recog,
nized the handsome gray man as an acquaintance,
bado him good evening. There WAS no response.
When his visitor expressed surprise the friend of
the children wrote with his pencil upon a card
this explanation:
"I have not spoken to adults In two years.
We're to speak now there would be crowd OF
five hundred here in Ave minutes to hear me.
"GEoRoE FRANCIS TRAIN"
Mr. Train handed the note 70 the reporter, and
then turned ms attention 70 the children again,
On any pleasant evening at dusk he may be found
In the, park talking and playing with children.
He Will have nothing 10 do with grown people,
neither speaking to nor noticing them. Cutting
myself of from the adult world" he calls it.-NeO
TOrE
National Republican., 1882-09-06
DISTRICT COURTS.

EoUTrY CoURr-JusrIcE HAGNER.-Jost VS.. Jost
snle finally ratified. Tyler VS.. Love; sale finally
ratified and reference 70 au litor. Middleton vs.
Gibbs; sale of subdivision Of lot 81, Square 81,
ratified nisl, and decree ordering deed. Groat VS..
0Tiare auditors report Of July 10 ratified.
Kearney VS.. Kearney guardian ad lltem mp.
pointed. Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company
VS. Hetzel pro con niesso against NJ. Hetlel. Nnuok
vs. Nauok; auditors report Of trustees account
confirmed. Thomas vs.. Thomas: same nctiou.
Wiley VS. Jones; Same action. Appleby We. Wright;
further time to answer granted. Clements VS..
Clements; appearance of defendant ordered.
Stone VS.. Stone; same action Smith VS., Brooks I;
private sale ordered. Flanagan VS., Snow rul 0
on defendant Worthington VS.. Reed ct al: pro
confesso against certain defendants. Lewis VS..
Lewis bill dismissed Assignments for to day
Nos. /, g. @, 4 s. o, 10, IL, II, and l9.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
DIED-

.FLEIsHELIs-on Monday September g. Mt s
o'clock p. M, MARY A.. wife OF Jacob ]. Fleisheil,
aged 20 years.
Funerai from her late residence, No II Fourth
street northeast, to-day at s0a m. Services at st.
Peters Church
= Baltimore sun please copy.
WEsr-Qn Mondey, september 4 at tho residence
year OF her age.
Funeral win take place from Union Bethel Church,
Wednesday the 9th Instant, ut o'clock. Friends are
respectfully invited to attend.
MAPBLE-on Tuesday, September g. at o O'Clock
O. M, Mt the Freedmen's Hospital, GRACE ANS Mar.
nLE.
Tho funeral will take place from the Fifteenth
Street Presbyterian Church, Wednesday, September
0, mt o'clock y. M. Friends are invited to attend.
EBERBACH.on the 4th instant, In tho 10th year
of his age, JoHN II. EBERnACH.
Funeral from his late residence, No 7Oi New Jersey
avenue northwest Wednesday morning Mt O'clock
Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Pascagoula, Miss is to have an ice factory
1t is estimated that the corn crop of Texas will
| reach fully l70,000,000 bushels.
Jasper County, Georgia, has voted in favor of the
fence law by majority of 2l5
1t will take 6,000 bdles of cotton to satisfy the
1900 liens filed In Spartanburg, S. C.
The banks Of Tom Creek, near Jackson, Miss,
are said TO be solid beds OF mari OF fine quality
Elisha Boyd, of Buchanan County, Virginia, re-
Gently killed panther measuring six feet in
length.
Harrison County, Mississippi, compels non resi-
dents visiting within its Limits to pay road tax in
money or work 1t out
Elephants weighing six pounds apiece are
amony the wonderful vegetable productions OF
Yaz0o County, Mississippi,
The rice crop of Calcasieu parish, Louis iana is
al unusually fine one this year. Planters get "a
u barrel for the rough rice.
| It's rumored that a now morning daily will
| soon be started at Dallas, Texas, by wealthy
Northern printing concern.
company T. at LACK IhGS3ksqpnylle Fla proposes 70
| Sanford with Curtts's calcium lamp.
| 4 gentleman of Franklin County, Texas has
been writing to Mrs; Garfield with an eye to mar.
riuge So says the franklin Herald.
Atlanta, Ca, is s9ndeaYoringto to stop Sunday beer
| drinking. A saloon keeper In West End was fined
| $50 recently for violating the ordinance.
| Work has been commenced on an oleomar.
garine factory az Atlanta, Ga, The company has
paid in.
Enterprlsing farmers in De Soto parish, Louis
lana, first get a crop Of oats of lhelr ground
twenty-five bushels TO the acre-and then plant 1t
over In corn.
The Edgeheld Is. C.) AdrerLiser says that a new
cotton factory is soon 10 be erected ut Bull sluce.
OIL Savannah River Meriwether Township. but
gives no further particulars.
Joshua w. Gore, of Virginia, has bcens elected
professor OF natural philosophy and engineering
of the State University Of North Carolina Vice
Professor q. ID. Candy, resigned.
The Porter Guards, OF Memphis, Tenn, won the
$1,000 prize at the interstate drill recently nGld ut
Dubuque, Iowa. The Branch Guards OF st. Louis A.,
Mo-, took the second prize of $500.
Tho ex-eonfederate soldiers of Noxubee County
Mississippi, are going TO erect a monument 10 the
memory OF their dead comrades and ask for designs
az prices ranging from 5000 to 5000 to be sent 10
Macon.
Colonel a. Pope has been appointed gener il pas
senger and ticket Ggent of the Norfolk and West
ern, the shepandoah Valley, and the Fast Teunes-
see, Virginia and Georgia roads, with headquarters
in Lynchburg, Va.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
REAL ESTATE.
Tho Omcinl Transnctions as Recorded
Yesterday.


Mr.. ]. +. Olmstoad presents the following trans.
actions In real estate in the District yesterday,
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On street north, between North Capitol and
First street east subot &c. square G6y 2l feet front
aud 90 feet Inches, Margaret Mills to James A.
Macauley, $500.
on Eighth street east $50 feet inches by g. feet
on A street north), lot /, square Syj, Micnael z.
Callan, treasurer, to Diller d. Croft, Sl,2lS51.
On Eleventh street west, between and 4
streets south, sublot 49,, square 35I 15 feet 23l
inches front by 70 feeD, Johu VI Blrckhead ct al ,
trustees to Henry c. Thompson, 81 ,0J0
Adjoining lots IL and la (tJgether SO feet 2A
inches front on Eleventh street by same depthj
John N. Birckhead Ut ul., trustee 10 J. Harrison
Johnson, $3.50.
On Tenth street west, between o and streets
north, lot 30 square 33S (25 feet front by depth }
William Chambers to Ada b. and Ida l.. Case,
S2,1O0
In rear of Sixteenth street west, between L and
NJ streets north sublot X, square 1888 (6 feet 4
inches front OIL alley by 95 feet, Hugh H. McCaf-
frey to William II. A. Wormley, S3l5.
On Twenty first street west, bstwern New Hamp.
shire avenue and NJ street north part of lot 4,
square 99 t2l feet inches 'front.', Joseph 4. Cold
well TO Susan Fletcher, $3.50.
On Seventh street west. between G and II streets
north part OF lot H. square 4jI (South II feet front
BY 100 feeO, Robert Cohrell ct al. 10 BernhLrdna
Teubcr 5000.
Barry farm, lot &C. section 8, John A. Prescott ct
o l., trustees, TO Nero Taylor.
GEoRGErowS.
Lots l and 2, Water street, Mary E. Pickrell, ex-
ccutriX, ct al, to j. Harrison Johnson, Si i,50O
National Republican., 1882-09-06
Poline Court Noten.

Samuel Green, colored, has gone to tho work.
house for vagrancy.
William Coleman, colored boy, has gone to
jail for one month for cutting Thomas Washing
ton in the arm.
Henry Jones, colored was given thirty days in
jail for stealing pair Of shoes from Henry Ane,
Robert Berry, James Heron, and Mary BUCKLEY
were fined for profanity.
John DAILY, Samuel Meloy, George Knight, and
william sneed four little boys, were fined 81 each
for bathing in the Potomac.
John aud Daniel Tourney, whose arrest fol
fighting was mentioned Is yesterdays REPUBLICAN,
Dan was dismissed.
for fighting,
National Republican., 1882-09-06
u,,, Corn Oo,s pork rora Yea
WI vi Soibs ohto' foih. bnAd' lyvbaf
nalti,nore GeneraI Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept 5-cotton quiet middling. 12}.c.
Flour quieta and without change; Howard street and
Western supernne sS 2Ja87 75 do extra Il OO9475 do
family Is OOD6 0G City Mills superhne, ~ OO@3 75;
do extra 81 O09B 90 do BIO brands, s0OG Baltimore
high grade family, 60 T5 do winter wheat. patent.
81 2& wheat-southern steady; Western steady;
Southern red, 81 O5Si ljE; do amber 81 1901 II; No.
/ Maryland. lI@1 i6ki No. Western winter red.
spot o. 1@l ia; September, 81 1oA@l 1876 October,
sl 1901 lO}t; November, sl ilk@i il,s December,
81 l2A9i 12&, Corn-southern firm; Western lower;
mixed September, sllic bid october, Isqc bid No
vember, T3h6 657iSc November and 9r December 6iJs
@0iAc january, C3lic asked, Oats Steady southern
i26iio do red rust proof 3d 3Sc; western white 400
ilc; do. mixed, SoGlDc; Pennsylvania. io9l5c Rye
lower a. Gjc Hey at6t Prime t9 choice Pspnsyya
pork, s2I 0G. bulk meaIs-shoulders and clear rib
sides, packed, liA@lDsc bacon-shoulders, l9Sc;
clear rib sides, l9i4c hams, l64glgsc Butter arnI
Western backed l5G12Oc; creamery, 2bgSc. Eggs
steady at i962Ol. Petroleum firm; refined e3{g6LSc
Coffee dul Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 ,iaiI, sAQgAc
Whisky nrm at q 2l@l y, Recepts-Flour, 8.7si
barrels; wheat al5G0 bushels corn, 1,i0i bushels;
oats l7go bushels rye 10 bushels .66 sSipments-
Wheat, 6OS, III bushels; corn. llO2GO bushels.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
Tn. uroLor, a,d Their L,oo,s..

Yesterday in the police court the charges of be-
ing unlicensed brokers were called against james
L. Rider George I. Hill, William E. Matthews,
and Edward L. Scott Mr.. Padgett asked leave to
nole pros. the cases against Mr.. Hill and MIR.
Matthews as they had procured licenses Mt the
cost orsl01 each, and the case against James L..
Rider. as he was found to be merely u clerk for
Mr.. Hill. Tho case of Mr.. Scott was continued at
his own request
National Republican., 1882-09-06
Tle hnIntnrn En.nl.

OF Simmons Liver Regulator upon the NERVOUS
sys EN-, proslrated by long suffering with dyspep .
S a, constipation, and kindred ilses Is without
prrcedent It's tonic, cetharllc, and Alternative
effects are truly wond lrfi.
Genuine prepared only by ], Ii. Zelin & Co.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
Alexandria GrnIn Market.

ALFxANDRIA. Sept 6.-The market Is DUH and
prices are of, in sympathy with the other markets.
Most Of the wheat coming In Is in bad condition. hav-
ing been poorly stacked and ce0ned the offerings
TO- day amounted TO 4C0) bushels, and sales were
made at 81 o3pl OG for Fultz, and u % for mixed,
els sold nj IL for white No rye or oats reported.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSOC1nIeU Prtss.
per cent during most of the day, declining to per
cent near the close, and closed at offered at per
cent. Exchange was weak and the nominal rates are
down &c TO 4s51S for 60 days and 4sgh for demand,
actual business being done at 4S4 DiSI for long and
1855 6DlsO for short sight. Governments were weak
and I6p4 lower state bonds were inactive. Raii-
road bonds were irregular, but in the main fraction
National Republican., 1882-09-06
d '..-''-'0''D'
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BEl WIEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIl,Sl

Schedule M to 'qIkS I&VETt &aVsTt STNRANX NToN MAY a. i'
t2JA ,l,ns"' ag 1lilelnnut, and ST. Louis Fast Ex
piess' Sa ,SinpI SsiIeepInS CARS to Cincinnati st Louis
SCo. Baltimore, Ellcott City, and Way stations
srasbrs WhSissIer aTa HAY Mayyorso@a ami
t745, paitiHS,sry. INK, VI ,sRensyy:| sReiay|
$40. roInt Of R9aks and Way Stations
SIS. fhhladephia, New York & and Boston Expres&
t;4o siHnnton and Valley Express Connects $50 for
arst tH iteTssown and at Point oil Rocks for Fret
sops n nnS haprf les
suIis, and Dorsey's. on Sundays stops ut
1000 Ba tlmore Express Stops at Hyattsville and
tlG4o burg. Chicago Cincinnati, and st. Louis
Express. Sleeping cars TO Cincinnati and
n \, Chicago
io BqittimilSrs Btnilor Elllcott City Annapolis, and Way
.l:s5 on on SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way,
t30O baltimore, Philadelphia and New York Ex.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations. Cyinche,ter.
Frederick, Haserstown, and Way sYia Re-
1870. Baltimore, Hyattsylo, and Laurel Express
FredericS via Relay stops at Annapolis
t4!o. baltimore, Annapolis, and Way stations -.
t Point Of hS3ss S ny ErSSrGs n Win
Point of liocks and Way Stations only.j
e:o5 Point Of Rocks end Way stations. '' N''''' !
ts:ic iitisbuTg Cleveland, '%i'' and Detroit rxp,s
. . Sleeping Cars to Plttsburg. -.
El0. BALTIMORE EaprCsB
1885, Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Express
,,o Sleeping nrs TO New YORK.
HOBO Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis ExpresS
S;ecping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and
1880. Baltimore and Way stations
tDaliy tSundays only Other trains daily, excalt
Nii Trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply NJ the Baltlmure AMI
Ohio Ticket Onices: Washington Station Gln and 1871
Pennsylvania avenue, ,rner of Fourteenth street.
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at amy point In the city. -
WAt. CLEMENTS
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
q. X LORD,
General Passenger Agent, d ltimora
National Republican., 1882-09-06
CTLY.DE'S
Norfolk and New York Steamers.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE

THE BTEAMEH LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot Of sixth street. every Mon.
dRY. Wednesday, and Friday, at $50 o'clock d. m
touching Plney Polut, Point Lookout and Iortresi
Monroe,
CONN NECTINu All NOnFOLN WITH THE Bls-
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
FlrstclAss lhre to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk SD
Round trip fare 10 Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk ~
Second class iare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk -
Firsclass fare to Plney Point and Point LoohOuk u
Round trip fare g. piuey Point and ~ l. Llokout y
Second-cass fare to Plney Point and pt Lookout, u
Rcturnlng leaves Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays
N-N THE NEW YQRK STEA AGl2lts, -.
JOHN GIBSON and T. O. KNIGHT, leave P.er "
East River, New York, every saturday al ! = ~
and Georgetown every Friday ~ n, NJ, for parto-
ulaTs apply to Agent o. Water street, GaofSetown
Tickets and staterooma can be occurred at EghelAtt
oflce 0i3 Fifteenth street, In Ma tfeL bahkt anl
o. tick 81 nfica ilI Pa ave 81 Marx Hotel aud az
boat ffejl ALFRED WOOD, secretary.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
UNPUBLISHED ls3a
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS.

49,. CAlthlAHE MANUFACTURERS
(Steam used, 9lO Pennsylyania avenue near Third
street v est, Wa6hlngtOn ID. @, CarriRgea and liar.
ness REQ wed on storage and sold on commission; \,
CaEriRg . repaired tsl.u
National Republican., 1882-09-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stock nnd Hond Observation-Disclosures and
General Mnrkets.

The following report ofthe financial market yester.
day, together with opening and closing quotations.
furnished by the bankng-house of II. d. Cooke
jr, q Co., ii29 ST.. Washington, D. O.;
National Republican., 1882-09-06
STATE RONDa.
Foreign Money Market.

LONDON, Sept 5.-Atlantic and Great Western
rsts, 4s4; do. seconds, i7'4; Erie 4Od; New York
Central I3G1S Illinois Central 14lta; Pennsylvania
8l,6; PHILADELPHIA and Reading, Sl3S; Ontario ana
Western, 2; Paris adyees quote rentes e3f CSC and
exchange on London 25f22c.
National Republican., 1882-09-06

Chicago Grain and PrOvIsiOn Marke.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke a Co., Pa ave. and Fifteenth ST.
National Republican., 1882-09-06
JOHN R. KELLY,
SICK HEADACHE.
For the relief and cure
Of this distressing afilic-
tlon take simmons Liver
Regulator.
MALARIA.
SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR
Persons may q

attacks by occasionaiiy
taking a'dose of. Simmons Liver Regulator TO keep
the liver In healthy condition.
GoTSTrPAT
should not be regarded rs o trifng ailment Nature
demands the utmost regularity OF the bowels. There
fore assist Nature by taking Simmons Liver Regu-
lator. II Ia mild and effectnnl,
National Republican., 1882-09-06
MINISa sTof,tSa

GOVERNMENT DoSDs-=cIostNG QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent. .extended...... 1OOAs bid.
United States4a per cent. registered li3 0l34
United States "A per cent coupon. u3 0pll3a
United States per cent registered. l1SA A6gtiS
United States per cent ll9vDllg
United States per cent. e. llDsA9ll9S
District OF Columbia 3.65s ................... 100
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Three-day bills.....- 400 Sixtyday bills..... 4SG