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National Republican., 1882-08-08
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.


The schooner S. p, Hitchcock is on the ways at
Agnew Co.'S ship-yard.
An agent OF the Southern Telegraph Company
was here yesterday engaging men TO watch the
poles OF the company in the country to prevent
them from being cut down.
Ex-senator W. H. Barnum, of ofConnecticut passed
through here yesterday EN- route for Richmond and
the South to look after his extended interests in
railroads and other things.
G1c. seventy carloads of cattle arrived here
during Saturday uight over the Virginia Midland
Railway, and were sii!aned through to Northern
markets over the Baltimore aIa Potomac road.
The annual examination Of fteacheFs and OF ap-
plicauts for positions as teachers, of the AleXGn-
dria city public schools will take place on SG.ur-
day, August 10, at the Peabody building, at 0
O'Clock n, N.
A new engine from Paterson, N. j., for the West
ern North Carolina railroad, arrived here on Sat-
urday. Four new passenger cars for the WASH
in stOn and Western railroad are expected here
tr m Patterson. N. j., the latter part Of the
N nth.
A colored woman named Arlington was taken
IL. at the Alexai dria and Washington Railroad
depot in this city Yesterday. The woman, who
IS from Piltsburg, Pa, was kindly cared for un-
of friends, on West street.
Jerry Reading and James Dwyer, deseriers from
the schooner NJ. n. Hale, We're arrested saturday
afternoon by Officers Goodrich and Nightingale,
and taken before a magistrate. Dwyer promised
TO return TO duty, and he was ordered aboard the
vessel Reading was committed 10 jail.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
PRODUCE MARKETS.
na1t,mar.e e.cneraI ,Inr,.c,

BALTIMORE, Aug. 7.-Cotton firm; mlddlng, 1sc.
Flour steady and quiet Howard street and Western
superne s COCA T5 do extra, q 0095 co. do family,
u 256 25: City Mills superne, 50 0O93 75; do extra
a O0@6 20; do. Rio brands 50 OOd6 ~ Baltimore high
grade family, q CO. do winter wheat patent, 81 So
Wheat-Southern steady; Western higher Southern
red, 81 l0@l IA; do amber, 81 49, No. Western
winter red, spot, 81 ljs bid; August. 81 i'6@ 1is;
September, 81 l44a al i9s; October 81 15R9sI l54;
November, 81 17ls@1 l77S, Corn-southern quiet and
easy; Western iirmer and quiet Southern white, Csc
"a sI OIL do. yellow 0099lc Western mixed, spot, S4yS
@s5Hc September, s5ti@s526c; October. s44taS5j4c:
November, 7s9s g SIC Oats firm southern, 58a02c;
Western white, 6jNlUIc; DO mixed, 626ic; Pensyl-
vana 6Otl65c Rye quiet at 65d70c. Hay active and
firm; prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
els O0 10 90 Provisions quiet and steady pork,
sl2 256123 p: bulk meais-shOuders and clear rib
Sides packed, lld3s4c; bacon-shOuders l2c; clear
rib sides, l5%c: hams, l5t t@idt,c Lard refined, lac.
Butter quiet Western packed, lie2Oc creamery. q a
&c. Eggs steady NJ iSe Petroleum. higher aud firm;
refined, 6'sc. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary to
fair, S.s984c. Sugar quie;; A soft, 9sc. Whisky
steady at II is. Receipts-Flour 2isj barrels wheat
27 GGS bushels corn s923 bushels oats 1861 bushels;
rye, 200 bushels Shpinents-Mheat, 35iS5 bushels;
corn 6,iiI bushels. Sales-Wheat, 3l730S bushels;
corn IS, ,393 bushels.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
Inporfuut Recision us To Salaries.

Judge Lawrence, First Comptroller of the Treas
ury, has just rendered decision in the matter OF
"the contraction of appropriations for the fiscal
year, 1885," in which he decides:
/. New officers created by the act of August 5
can only be paid salary from the time they enter
upon the duties of their offices, and not from the
commencement of the fiscal year.
2. In oHse a salary is increased by that act the
officer entitled to the increase, dating back to
June 80.
8. In case salary is reduced by that act the re-
duction dates back TO June SO and the officer who
has been paid from June 80 TO August 8. at the
prior higher rate must refund the excess.
A. In casss where the act of August 8 has
changed compensation from a per diem to a
higher annual salary rate the officer is entitled to
the increase dating back to June 80.
5. In cases where the Offices abolished by the
act of August the incumbents are entitled to re-
tanned pay to August 8.
G. In cases where the act of August abolishes
offices Of q low grade and substitutes those of u
higher grade with inceeased pay the increase only
commences when the new officer has entered
upon the duties of the higher grade Office.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
Eollce Court Notes.

Henry Moran was sentenced to sixty days in jail
for participating in an attack upon James Fitz-
patrick
The manager of the Belt Line was charged with
cruelty allowing horse to be driven in car that
was unable to pull the car around the curve at
Eleventh and streets. The charge was not sus-
tanned and the case was dismissed.
One of the most disreputable houses in the city,
conducted by the notorious Ellen Ale, and located
in Swinghammers alley, was raided by Lieuten-
ant Arnolds men, and Ellen Ale, white; Henry
Young, colored; Kate Frank. Ellen Smith, and
Celia Thompson, the whole party, have gone to
the workhouse for ninety days.
Elizabeth Bannister was fined IS for disorderly
conduct and sent to jail for thirty days for ASSAULT
Ing Officer Columbus, who arrested her.
George Washington, not the Father OF his
Country, but another George, and Daniel Webster,
not the late distinguished Senator, were in the
dock yesterday. George was charged with carry
ing a F" bull dog pistol and got ninety days on
the farm in default of $50 aud Daniel got fifteen
days for Grating the street louder than the law
allows.
John Blackstone, colored,was sent to the work.
house for ninety days, in default of 800 for carry
ing pistol.
Edward S. Randall forfeited SIS on charges OF
fast driving and disoiderly conduct.
Five victims of the bathing laws in the shape o
five little boys who took Il Sunday plunge in the
Eastern Branch forfeited collateral.
National Republican., 1882-08-08

Germany received dried tobacco leaves from
France as new drug. In the course OF the sey-
enteenth century number of books on tobacco
were published in Switzerland and Germany In
Italy, too, the clergy became protectors of the
alive herb. Bishop Tornaboni sent the first seed
OF the plant from Paris to Florence, To Rome the
the Holy Cross, PapGl nuncio at Lisbon, and after
him the plant was named the herb of the holy
cross But at Rome tobacco first met opposition.
Pope Urban VIII because laymen and cergymen
were snufliug during Divine Service
National Republican., 1882-08-08
Probate Proceedincs.

Probate business was transacted by Justice Hag-
ner yesterday as follows: Estate of Joseph A. Co.
burn; additional answer of ofexecutor filed. Estate OF
John Rupert; first account of executor approved.
Estate of Helen l.. Stewart; order appointing
Leonard Mackall administrator on bond of Is 900.
Walter requiring administrator to render an ac-
count. Estate of Morr IS Johnson order appoint
ing ]. A. Johnson Administrator on bond of 500.
insurance policy. E:tate OF W. ID. Seal, order ap-
pointing John 7. Given executor, on bond of $780,
A number of accounts were Approved and passed.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
A VIII Established,

On March 4, 1878, Willhelmina Eichler, widow OF
William Eichler, died, leaving an estate valued at
$4,000. Aweek after her death Minnie Keppler, her
daughter petiioned for letters of administration,
setting forth that her mother had died inte state,
This was II surprise, as will was known to exist.
In view of these facts proceedings in equity We're
instituted by Mrs. Doretta Rehm, step niece OF
the deceased, 10 establish the will. Testimony was
taken, and a decree passed by Judge Hagner es-
tabishing the viii and requiring the adminls-
administrators,
National Republican., 1882-08-08
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcSaI Trannacnons ms Recorded
Yeaterdny.

Mr.. ]. F. olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday as
reported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Eleventh street west, between @ and II
streets north part Of lot g. square 3i5 10 feet front
by 70 teet) David McIntre 10 Thomas King, 50 $50.
On X street north, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets west lot 26 square l2G (4G feet
front by depth) w. w. Corcoran TO Mary Fnller,
So, 1l5.sT.
on New Jersey avenue, between and streets
SOUTH part Of lot H. square 600 (2l feet 81 inches
'front.', Daniel W. Middleton, jr., to Patrick Corco-
ran, $1,000.
Same property next above, Patrick Corcoran to
Mary Fuller, nominal.
On X street north, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets west, subot 82 square 1893 (22 feet
inches front by % feeu, Charles II. Nichols 10
Mary Il. Swariugen 81 2S5.50.
On street north, between fifteenth and Six
teenh streets west lot 8, square 10l (22 feet front
by g5 feeD, Samuel Polkinhorn to John +. Brown,
S3OOO
National Republican., 1882-08-08
AUCTION SALES.
j. II. COldwell,
AUCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM PRO
PEkTY on EASTERN BRANCh ROAD, ABOUg


PETTY on EASTERN BRANCH ROAD, ABOUT
ONE MILE ABOVE UNIONTOWN, AUGUSTT,
1881 AT O'CLOCK y. NJ.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 18th day Of
October, A, d. ls70, and recorded in nber No, 69,
Washington IN the District Of Columbia and by di,
Iecon of the party secured thereby the undersigned
Trustee will sell on MONDAY, AUGUST y 1be2, at I
O'Clock y. on the prctnscS, the undivided llalf.
part the following described tract piece or parcel OF
ground situate lying and being on the eastern Side OF
the Eastern Branch oftbe Potomac Rveriu the Coun.
~ Uf Washington, District OF Columbia, rs nforeshid
and being part OF lots numbered one ) ana eight ()
OF james Duntas subdivision OF landsin said County
and District, which subdivision Is of record In said
conveyed by Henry Naylor and wife to A. Underhll
and Charles Barker as tenants In common, by deed
dated February 26, 1854
Bad tract OF land lying the side OF the East
in said deed from said Henry Nayor and wife TO said
A. Underhill and Charles Barker, and containing
fixtyo (0l acres, one ~ rood and thirty-nine (D
perches, with the improvements consisting Of two
comfortable frame-dweilngs and suitable outbuild-
ings.
Terms; one-half of the purchase money in cash,
balance In six and twelve months from day OF snle
with interest at the rate OF eight per cenum per an
num- payable sem-annually, TO be secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold all cash. at purchaser
option deposit of sloo Will be required at time Of
Ifthe terms Of sale are not complied with within
SIT days from day of sale, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at the risk and cost Of the deaulting
purchaser after fve days ndver rtlsement In the RE-
PUBLICAN, q newspaper of washington, ID. O. All
conveyancng at the cost of purchaser.
B2sds Trustee.
a% SALE POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY,
1000. al. 40
National Republican., 1882-08-08
Suit Apninst RipeInxr-

The National Bank of the Republic yesterday
filed suit in equity against B. +, Bgelow to have
the certificates of stock owned by the defendant
in the Santa Maria Silver Mining Company, Con-
solidated Ronas Wales Silver Mining Company,
the Consolidated Arizona Gold and Silver Mining
Company, the Silver Eagle Gold and Silver Mining
Company, the State Line Gold and Silver Mining
Company, the Black Bronze Mining Company, the
International Vapor Fuel Company, and the Iron
and Manufacturing Company sold for the benefit
ofthe bank. The bill SETS forth that Bigelow was
receiving teller in the bank; that he misappro-
purchased the above stock, and that he was q
trustee of the bank. They therefore ask that the
certificates be sold to satisfy the indebtedness,
which tpS san O00
National Republican., 1882-08-08
At the NI,arve.-

Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals as follows
to-day: schooners Hattie A. White, Captain Crab
tree, 800 lue stone for s. Emery; Golden Rue
Captain Wilson, melons, to ]. T. Clements, ant
John Williams, Captain Arnold, melons, TO Glenn
ents; barges Little Eddie 100 tons coal to Potomac
Steamboat Company, and West Kingdom, do, and
steamers Sue, Captain Geoghegan merchandise
to Stephenson BrCs., and Norfolk, Captain Shrop.
shire, do, to j. II. johnson & Co.
National Republican., 1882-08-08

BY Associated Press.
NEW York, Aug. 7.-Money loaned down from 31s
to 2ls per cent. and closed at 2u2e per cent. En-
change steady at 4e5&J4s5i4 for long and 1884, q
4SSja for short sight Governments were unchanged,
except for AS registered, which "a per low
state bonds were inactive. Railroad bonds were
Gull and irregular. Transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, including Delaware, Lacsuwanna aud West
ern, 1885, Denver and Rio Grande, l04O0 Erie 100;
Kansas and Texas, 1880 Lake Shore, l3,S00 Louis
Vile and Nashville, $500 Memphis and Charleston,
3,5v0; New jersey Central, I2,2UJ; Northern Pacific,
2.,20 Ontario and Westrn ~ ,JyE heading, 7Oh; ST.
Paul, 46,500 81. Paul ANA Omaha, 1870; Texas Pa
citic 1880; Union Pacific, IL UJ; Wabash Pacific, 3.-
00; Western Union. 500; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 5,C0G Oregon and TranscVntnental, 5000;
Rochester and Piitshurg, GOO
National Republican., 1882-08-08
LIME GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

| i i'-- W P PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO pI TIL e. HoHRIp.li, !! RIt WEST, AND AND SoUTHwEsT
STEEL RAILS; MAdNlFiCEN1T 'EiSih EoUiPSMMfESr iPSMMfES
TRAINS Leave LEA HEEEFMqf WAsIfI Hing NrN q Vs. s.o s
,,or 1,,, corner sixth and streets as foiiows
fVr rass at'soprg and the West Chicago Limited Ex.
daily daily East Line, 50 daily, with Sleeping Carl
In 1r9m Harrisburg 70 Cincinnati Western Express,
burg ana tho MIL Ml Express, $50 p. daily Pitts.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
m daily. eNceptS Sunday. with Paror Chr from T.r.
ab risbnrg RI; 70 atkins. $50 p daily except satur
For williansport, LoSk Haven. and ElmIra, Mt es,
For n Sew %gy gorE sEAeeIt Se1 Ss s1nday t soo NJ
aSa 1913 1875 s2a 49, and fnIiss Gs p E1 m Sn sqgqPS%y og
Fer 9rFss9 BrSGkyn iyy ,v n 1 a" seagh trains connect
VI ierpriage p acrYss New York city,. u'"O''
and ISS mn or SS Sunday @ 3 o 50 % shd I o So '
F9r 9!ld hSness sIb lso & tO $40 @9 lGa6a is0 s
For , rSpcs Creek Line Gao and 4:lO .. daily
Fs5 AAdnanapOlls, Gio a. m and FLOP M daily except
LEX INDR1A AND DFREDERICKsBuRG Rail-
HWyAY NAY = AMP n IA ,AAiLIE;xANDRfA AND WAsHiNti'
For nloxandria $50 100 800 Ii;Oo and Hes a. m.
40 SEQ, G:2u 500 aud 1880 y. m; sunday ut 6:Sj
=, and 800 y. M daily except sunday. Is
s;,a, ana 1000 a. M; ig;O Sop, 5:0o 100 and nso o.
m ma and l2'OI midnight on Sunday at sis $751;, and
Tickeis an iniornniior at the Office northeast cor.
@ner @ Of Thirteenth street and pennsylyania avenue.
checking of baggage 10 destination from hotels and
]. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
na,,lmore Cn,,Ic Market.

BALTIMORE. Aug. L-Beef cattle-Market slow and
prices 469ic lower very best, 6A@6I.c; first quality
5,S@Gs4c; medium 4g5'4c; ordinary, 2,k@2ac most
of the sales were from to SIC; receipts lSO4 head;
sales, .3l2 head Swine-Fair supply and only mod
crate demand; receipts, 4,ll7 head quotations, l0Gp
iisSc The receipts OF sheep and lambs were SlS5
head; quotations-sheep, S05i4c; lambs, 4G6c.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
a YlcoroI,s 1;rowtI,

OF the hair is often promoted by using Parkers
Hair Balsam. II always restores the youthful
color and luster TO gray hair, gives 1t new life,
and removes ali irritation and dandru9.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
AccIdcnt Io Ex.sennIor nnrsex.

Yesterday morning the coupe In which ex- Sem
ator Dorsey was riding to the Court. House was
pletely overturned. The ex-senator was injured
in the left knee and on the head. His little SON.
who was with him, fortunately. was not injured
DR.. Bliss dressed the ex-Senator's injuries, which
were painful but not serious.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
GENEVA AWARD !

Special and personal attention given to the prepa-
ration proof and trial Of in the Court of Ala.
bama Claims in Washington, d. c.
An extended experience In the former court and
unusual facilities for managing these causes enables
me 10 render special services to claimants. Time for
docketng cases expires January H. 1888. All cases
not entered on or before that datew be thereafter
totally barred and ina INVISIBLE.
The Court has Jurisdiction of claims for vessels and
cargoes destroyed by any confederate cruisers the
wages Of officers and men, their personal effects and
for War Premiums paid from April, 1851 to Noyenl-
ber 1885. Interest is allowed from the time Of the
loss payment Of premiums until March 81, 1877 at
4ptr cent. per annum.
Full information given on application to the under
signed
National Republican., 1882-08-08
p,,,,,d.,,,,,a Cattle m,rr.e,

WEST PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.-Cattle active; sales,
S7oO head; prime, 7s4@Stc; good, O,497,sc: medium,
54@s.sc; common, 4ls@5lac; calves, 6@7Ac. Sheep
active; sales, 1900 head; prime, 54G5s6c; good 40
lambs, 3sst7jRc Hogs active; sales, 10000 head, at
National Republican., 1882-08-08

My husband had drunken habits he could not
overcome until Parker's Ginger Tonic took away
his thirst for slinulants restored his old energy
OF mind and nerves. and gave HIM strength to at.
tend to business Cincinnati Lady.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
J. IL. NOpD teheral Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL. FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
- - - BEL WIEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JtNNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILSl
l1iO RAILROAD.

to '9sf If&VE! &ssl! wHsRfNdToN wHssRRfhNH MAYa a. 1882
''0 less sieepn AZ a and S Louis East En
SEQ BaiImore iIi,f NciSI scott cv and WAY stations
ts:i5. @ BaItimore Faprets. fs WY anu way s'"'0HS
$50. Bal!imGre: AIn4polIs and Way, piedmont
Sirashurs, Winchester, Hagerstown and
49,. Way, va Relay.)
s:lo Toint of Rocks aud Way S atIons.
s;b. Philadelphia, New York, and Boston ExpresS
Hes Ia ierstown and at Point of Rocks for Frei'
t0oo Bei,imorG IIyatt;yille, and Laurel Express
sups. and Dorseys. on Sundays stops II,
1000. Pa timore Express stops at Hyattsville and
t1G4o Pit burg, thicago Cincinnati and st. Lout
Express. Sleeping culs 10 Cincinnati and
NJ, Chicago.
1910 Baltimore, Ellicott City. Annapolis, and Way
tl25. on sunday only for Baltimore and Way,
tSS.2ot EaIiIimore EaIii,i ore ESpresS ond N0u,
$50 baltimore and 4, Way Stations, WINCHESTER.
Frederick, HaGefstown, aud Way xia Re,
4:so Baltimore Hyattsyillc, and Laurel Express
QredericH, VIA Relay stops at Annapolis
S RoSRs RTsGsrR I ssstS%s Win
es chester, ana & Way M st,Hiot , s. Son Sundays to
sSS Eti' paa At WV nnd h'"''
t;;9%o Bntimo R,t,o @"d e,d,,A Way stations
ioiu' iiuSDufS, tleNeldnu ana DelTOt INpTeg'.
Sleeping Car, to Pittsburg.
fll baltimore zap pSs.
ts55. Philadelphia. New York, and Boston Express
- Sleeping nrs TO New NJ rk.
tlGl0. Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis Express.
Seeping Cars 10 tincInnati ST LOUIS, and
Chr ago.
1880. Baltimore and Way stations.
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further !nforma!ion apply q! the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket DhCes: Wishing on station, 6ly and 1874
Pennsylvania avenue, hner Of Fourteenth street,
where orders win be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point In the city.
wM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation Baltimore.
C. X, LORD
General Passenger Agent, b Iltimora.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
A Peerle.n PerruD,e

The refreshing aroma Of Floreston Cologne, and
its lasting fragrance make ita peerless perfume
fol the toilet.
National Republican., 1882-08-08

Baltimore Sleek Board.
baltimore. Aug. 7-Virginia 6s consolidated, CO.
new IU-Ivs 43la bid to-day
National Republican., 1882-08-08
she Thomeht it Was.

1t was on last Saturday evening, and the usual
crowd was vending its way down the avenue
from the music " at the White House grounds
Among others who took Belt Line car going
south for circular ride home was very rrettily
formed, prettily faced and prcttily dressed young
lady, accompanied by u young man whose APP
parent heartless lack of appreciation these facts
showed him to be either brother q near cousin,
Or at the very most hardened brotherin- law.
When the car reached that point in its course
where, Immediately opposite, Il o great and only
original Washington monument reArs its unorna-
mental top heayenwari, the young lady, who was
evidently on-resident Of the city, inquired OF
her. companion, with confiding faith in his ve-
racity which went straight TO the heart, George,
himself for the biggest lie of his life, It is to be
hoped and with the utmost promptitude aud
seriousness, " that is the shot tower.'' With an
expression Of satisfied. longing for. information
and one plainly indicating that she had viewed 1t
from the first with that very conclusion formed,
she said simply, ~ thought it was,'' and he, the
wretch. looking her in the face with triumphant
gaze, repeated her answer, while the ripple of
irrepressible merriment which went around the
car was refreshing in the extreme, and as satisfy
lug TO him no doubt as 1t exasperating to her.
National Republican., 1882-08-08

THE true professional leads regular gypsy
life, says Mr. Fred Engelhardt the great sporting
ma. ager of New Orleans, La, who writes that he
cured himself of severe attack of rheumatism
and subsequently of stiff neck, by the use of st.
Jacobs OH. He invariably es it on those whom
he trains for the various kinds of athletic exer-
National Republican., 1882-08-08
J. F. MANNING,

Attorney and Counselor-at-Law.
1al DeyOnsitre street Boston.
90 Wall Street 4. New York.
iyIStuthsim
National Republican., 1882-08-08

United States Marshal's Sale.
BY virtue of writ OF era facias, issued out of the
Clerks office of the Supreme Court Of tho District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash ct the court house door Of said District
o'clock M, all the right tle claim, and Interest OF
the defendant in and TO the following-described
the city OF Washington said District together with
all and singular the improvements thereon.
Levied upon a the property OF George w. G. Eslin,
TO satisfy execution No sos at law in favor of Rob
q E HENRY:
US. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
ty27-lts
National Republican., 1882-08-08
Quicksilver. .......- 10 Quicksilver pref. 45

GOVERNMENT BoNDs-C1.osINo QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent. extended... lOl q lOis
United States per cent. extendeu."... lVllt 0l:s
United Stutes Az per cent regisereut-.. GlJ,4
United States A., cent. 1850 llis
United States per cent. regsie i2J, aOa
United States per cent. l2l "a 2u-s
United states per cent. L. l. I20,u l2Uss
District oi Columbia 3.Bis llO
National Republican., 1882-08-08

sUBTREASURY BALANCES
Coin -.... S79GIS9GS 0O Currency ... s6470 l7G 90
National Republican., 1882-08-08
FINANCIAL AND CoNrMERcrAp.
stock nndBopd Quotntiona-Produce nnd
General MnrLets

Tho following report ofthe financial market yester-
day, together with opening and closing quotations,
furnished by the banklng.hou Of IL. ID. Cooke,
jr, q Co., 1870 ST., Washington, D. G.:
MAsHINnTnr STOCK EXcnANn1n
National Republican., 1882-08-08
OF THE SEVERAL STATES

numbers, 1000 hundredweghtS; Baden, 1000;
Bavaria, $4,000; Akace- Lorraine 100000, and
earth amounts to about l3 100000 hundredweghs
annually. The present annual consumption of
tobacco per head of the total population is in
Russia pound; France and England, each also
pound; Italy, ~ pounds; Cuba, 10 pounds
Austria, . 2.5 pounds United states and Germany,
each pounds; Belgium, 40 puuuds, and Hot.
land, s So pounds. Tobacco, in the shape Of snuff
and smoking and chewing tobacco, although in
itself not very attractive thing, has millions of
deyotees all over the world.
National Republican., 1882-08-08
By Associated Press.

DANKEKs' l-NCHANUFa
Three.day bills.....- 4s9 lSiStydny bs....... 4s6
National Republican., 1882-08-08
Notice tc MT. Vernon Passengers.
SECONDHAND GOODS.

NNIsFITS AND CLOTHING, LITTLE WORN.
Nl from leading merchRat tailoIs,-in SUITS and
ODD PANTS COATS aud VESTS Fashionable
styles and far more servlcepbe than shoddy ready
made. Prices for poor mems purses. Bargains In
Guns, Watches Jewelry, Musical Instruments &c,
Always on hand large stock uEItZOG'S No. 3OS
Ninth street, near Pennsy lyanin avenue. my2y