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National Republican., 1882-09-12
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The September term of the corporation court
Judge Meade, presiding, commences to-day.
The walls of the new chapel at the Theological
Seminary, near this city recently built at cost Of
nearly $4,000, have sprung, and iron rods will
have TO be put in to save them.
The new schooner now being built at the ship
yard Of the Potomac Mani %ManpfaSLuring t Company, IN
the LIST of November Captain A. A. Duncan will
be her commander.
The Columbia Steam Fire Company and the
Relief Hook and Ladder Company having
cepted the invitation TO participate in the Oriole
parade in baltimore to-day shipped their appa..
rntus by the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
yesterday afternoon.
The arrival of the Leesburg train yesterday
afternoon YVES delayed an hour Two by the
No. 5S, due here early yesterday morning did not
arrive until after IL o'cleck, having been detained
by land slide near Amherst, caused by the heavy
rains OF last night.
Inspector c. w HawxhurSt reports recent arri-
walls a the river front as follows: Schooner Curtis
Goodwin J. L. Abdili, master. to load with coal
for Petersburg, by J. +. Agnew; schooner Joshua
II. MARVEL, Nelson Layman master, from Havre
de Grace, with coal for J, +, Agnew; schooner
New York, with phosphate for ]. 4. & ]. G. Beck
ham; schooner Murray Vandiver, Jacob Galloway,
master, from Havre de Grace, with coal for Q. II.
SchaHe; schooner g. h. Kirwan, L. s. Tall, mGs,er,
to load wheat for Baltimore, by Z. B. Hooe;
schooner Thomas Richards, ]. Hopkins, master, TO
son; schooner Emma Aery, D. NJ. Hull, Isaster.
from Philadelphia with coal for w. A. Smnot u Co.;
schooner Maggie, J; 4. Myers, master, from Havre
dc Grace, with coal for g. Ii. Schuner; schooner
Nellie ]. Dinsmore, Isaac Parkes, Muster, from
Windsor, Nova Scotia, with plaster for Herbert
from Philadelphia with coal for ]. p. Agnew;
schooner Virginia Dare, Edward Delaney, master,
to load grain for Baltimore by w. A. Moore;
schooner II. L. James, j. r. James, master, to load
wheat for Baltimore by George Y. WOrthngton;
steamer Sue, W. G. GeoFhegan, master, from Ba!u-
more with merchandise for J.. Broders q Co.;
steamer Norfolk, J. X. Shropshire, master. from
Philadelphia with merchandise for L. A. Reed 4
Co.; steamer John Gibson, George Young master,
from New York with merchandise for +. A. Reed
& Co., John Damon, and Robert Porner; /;
schooners Thomas Franklin, A. j.. Johnson mas
ter, and Charley, Lee Herbert, master, at ship
National Republican., 1882-09-12
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Coal has been discovered at Aberdeen, Miss.
Sulphur Springs have been discovered near Lake
City, Fla.
Cotton picking in Caldwell parish, La, will not
really begin until October l.
Orlando, Fla, has contributed $1,000 for the
erection of q college at that place
The cotton mandatory at Anniston Ala, will
soon ship Ave carloads Of goods to the interior Of
China
The Light Infantry Blues aud City Guard, of
Norfolk, are going 10 Baltimore TO attend the
Orole.
The raising of corn for canning in Hartford
County Maryland is said TO pay ut the rate Of $40
Per acre.
Wild scalps in st. Johns county, Fla. are so
plenty that the county clerk uses them to paper
the walls Of his Othce.
Tho Suwannee Fla, cave turns out TO be lot
much OF an opening after all, and the snake is II
myth and not the lost sea serpent,
According to official data Washington County,
Virginia, shipped last year more produce than
any other county west oil LynchbuTg.
During the year of 1881 ninety-six wild cats
were killed in 81. Johns County, Florida. and so
far this year seventy'six have bitten the dust
The Sunday law at Handsboro, Miss, is rlgdly
enforced, and a glass OF beer may cost q man
small fortune fhe Is caught drinking 1t on the
Lords day.
large bald eagle was shot by NJ. A. Wolfe, of
Stony Ridge Surry County, North Carolina, re-
Gently which measured 6 feet inches from tip to
tip, and might well rauR as a monarch Of the
feathered tribes.
Mrs Michael Warner, living In Broad Creek
Neck, Talbot County, has q turkey gobbler that
some time since TOOK II into is head TO SET; lie
aud after three weeks faithful setting hatched out
twelve chickens, which now form u healthy and
thriving bIood.-Ffederick tlfd) Union.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
The u1od.t,.rrier,, pro,css,o,.

The Hod Cafriers Association, No. l, d. c"
paraded yesterday, starring from their hall (Eman
Il Missiou), on Third street, above L, about noon
and attracted considerable attention as they
marched up the avenue. Most of the members
were altired in black suits and beaver hats wear
ing red, white, and blue rose ties and blue badges
with the name of the association in gilt letters
thereon. The marshals, mounted, wore blue scal is
and rOsettes. The line was i'll charge of Chief
Marshal Charles Gray, with Assistants Robert
Throckmorton, F. w. Warren Dorsey Bla'kson,
Charles Brown. Joseph Harris, John II. Smith,
sion was headed by the National Brass Band, and
in the line was the Washington Cadets drum
corps In the center of the line was one OF
Majors wagons, drawn by four horses, in which
were seated Miss Mary Green, as the queru aud a
bevy OF attendants Alter parading the associa-
seriously interfered with their amusement
National Republican., 1882-09-12
WHY ,he pInc. win Not contest.

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN:
As many inquiries are being made by our friends
a. to whythe National Rifles will not contest in
the competitive drill in Baltimore Tomorrow, 1
deem 1t but just to the organization l have the
honor TO command to state a few facts bearing
on that subject. 1t is well known that very large
percentage of the members of the Rifles are in the
government service in the various departments,
and 1t Is also well known that the departments
held its employees tO their work without granting
the usual leaves at the beginning of summer, ow
ing TO the press of business, which always exists
during the sessions of Congress. As Congress did
not adjourn till August D, the granting of leaves
did not begin to any great extent till after that
date. So 1t has been from August up
to the present time, tho Rifles have
hnd from twenty to twenty. six of the old mem
bers of the company continually absent flom the
city, and add to this four who have been quite ill
for several weeks there have not been since Au-
gust last at any time enough old members of the
company present In the city TO make company
OF three officers, five sergeants and thirty-two
men TO constitute company eligible in numbers
to enter the competition Amer this plain slate
ment of fGcts 1t will be apparent TO all why we
not able to compete. We have u large number of
new recruits who have been drilling faithfully for
the past few weeks to fit themselves to participate
in the parade tomorrow in Baltimore, but we
,uld not be SO reckless as to put them in to make
picked company 10 drill for prizes.
J. o. =. BURNSIDE,
Captain Commanding,
National Republican., 1882-09-12
The Georgetown Dnshaway,.

The Georgetown Dashaway Society purpose cell
ebrating the first anniversary of their birthday by
u grand public temperance meeting at Forest Hall
on Friday next. This organization is the result
of Bud Eugleston's efforts in Georgetown last year.
The society now numbers upward of 500 earnest,
active members, all in good standing, and at the
number nearly twice that number. By this meet
ing it is intended to show the liquor dealers that
ment we're err oneous, but that on the contrary
the organization is full of vigor and united. A
number of well known temperance speakers will
be present to address the meeting, among whom
are Judge McSwceney, of Ohio; Rev. DR.. Riley
Rev. Mr.. Currie, and Others. a select programme
of vocal and instrumental music will also be pre-
sented by Messrs Whipple, Robson, Noyes, and
Jecko, The exercises are TO commence promptly
at o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended tC
all friends of the cause to attend.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Di.,ric. government AGa,rs.

Building permits were issued yesterday to Thos.
Mclaughlin to build one brick dwelling on N
street, near Thirteenth street northwest, to cost
$1,000; August schonhorn, to build two brick
dwellings in alley between b and streets and
New Jersey avenue and First street northwest, to
cost SS00 Mr.. Callahan, to make repairs at 3i61z
street southwest, to cost 500; Daniel NJ Austin,
TO make repairs on Polk street, Uniontown, to cost
$50; John H. Wright, to make repairs at go |
street northwest to cost s9 0JO L. Caliau, to make
repairs at l06 Eighth street northeast to cost $780,
of James Lucas. aged 40, who died of cholera
morbus.
Commissioner West laid before the board at a
meeting yesterday the proposed change in the
manner of laying District officials. The boar1
approving the plan, ii will at once be put intu
operation, and this months salaries will he puid
on a warrant to the Treasury, instead of individ-
ual cheeks.
Atthc board meeting yesterday the furnishing
OF the heating apparatus for tie Gales aud Web
ster school buildings was awarded 10 Thomas
Someryile
National Republican., 1882-09-12
An Infamous Charge.

The regular correspondent of the New York
Herald telegraphed the following to that paper
from this city Sunday night. 1t is in the Herald
of Monday morning. Judge Wylie should inter-
view him: Poor jurors, sentenced TO confileS
ment until tomorrow morning without food
drink, or light. Bahl The Judge before he left
the court.house, tells the deputy to sec what the
some of the boys are fond of their " tod, and are
not in the habit Of swearing Off except when they
can't get credit. The ptivation OF stimulants will
bring them to their senses. Bah What is q few
days denial to those who will be able TO swim in
whisky when they are d scharged or take wine
purchasing power"
National Republican., 1882-09-12
FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
rTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH so,rru.
WEST, AND WEST

schedule In effect August o. 1882
7;lo aw o. m,mNew Orleans Mail, daily, making close
,,, So,u,nSSu,onS SSSu,onS TO oil points South aud Southwest
Mt, Nun nt,nilman Sleeping Cars from Washington via
i ginNy,iIe y lo Atlanta, and Atlanta to New Orleans;
and Bristol. " >''" N'' Wv ~ ''NA'""iS
s2Oa, M louisville Fast Line daily, via Charlolea
vile, Huntington, and Lexington, to Cincinnati
Louisville, phd all Southwestern points max NO
direct connections, aud with solid train and Puff
man Sleeping Cars, Washington to Louisville
$50 p m,-Warrenton Accom- mediation. daily, except
sunday, for Wnrrenton ana Intern cd ate sta Ions
a. heiurhng, arrives IN Washington ut i0.SO n, m
1U35 p m.-Southern Mail and Hxprpss daily. 10 ali
points south, Southeast, and Southwest Via Dan.
vile and Charlotte with Pullman Sleeping Cars
Washington TO Charleston and wnshnrlon Ia
- White sulphur Snrnss. -
For all points on Manassas DIVISION tako =IO n m,
Irnn uaily, except sunday. For Wnrrenton tat.a
80 a m. Train daily and i2l p. IN train daily ex-
For tickets and nll information inoulre nt Com.
pany's Onice COL Pennsylvania avenue or M Ifnion
Depot. once, e PennSylranlo avenue, Is connected
NJ ,,-or,p, n. MACnANGFL, Agent
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Temperance and p, ohibi,ion.

Mrs. salie F. Chaplin, of Chareslon,s c., a most
gifted lady, well known TO many in Washington f T
her eloquence at the National Convention year
ago, will he in the city tomorrow and speak in
Foundry Church at 80 p. m. Subject, Temper
ance and Prohibition" Mrs. Chaplin Is superin-
tendent of the work of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union In the South, and has visited
has spent much time with Miss Willard organizing,
&c. She is a charming speaker, and though at one
time III ian sympathy with the South III its des
perate strue lie, she is now heart and soul with the
people Of tn whole country TO free 1t from the
slavery Of rum. She will undoubtedly have a full
hpI
National Republican., 1882-09-12
REAL ESTATE,
Tho OmcInI TrnusactIons ms Recorded
Ycsterdnw


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 Third street cast between A and h streets
south, part of lot 7, square 7ss north IL feet
inches front by Sc feet 616 inches) John It.
Given ct al, trustees, to Lorenzo d. Merchant,
On street north, between Third and Fourth
streets west subot l. square 527 CSC feet by "a feet
inchesl, Eugene Caru'l ct al, trustees TO Eliza
beth A, Mclaughlin, $1,000.
On Thirteenth street west, between U and v
streets north south part Of lot 90 square 236 40
feet front by SO feeO, Loretta A. Krobl to Marcia
Swarmstedt, $3.50.
on q street north, between Twenty first and
Twenty second streets west part of lots 10 and H.
square 80 Q43 feet front by 1913 feet 81 inches)
Frank b. Smith to the District of Columbia, 1000.
on Thirteenth street west, between U and V
streets north, sublot 2 square 2S620 feet front by
% feet), Hyiar b. Wells TO Marcia Swarmstedt,
$500
Part of sublot 1870, square 2io (16 feet by 20.42
feeD, John Sherman to Louise G. Dubois sal250
On street north, between Second and Third
streets west, part of lots - and 81 square 562 35
feet front by $50 feot). John Jay Knox. Commits
sioner of Freedman's Saving and Trust Company
to the District Of Columbia, $500.
EHingham Place, part of lot 10, block 81, Celia
j. Pluinley ct vir., to Edward Tailor, SlGi.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Police Court Notes.

Alexander Gautron was committed to Jail In de.
fault OF 5000 bonds to keep the peace toward his
father an old Frenehman, who testified that his
son threatened to shoot him on Saturday.
George schaefer was fined $50 or sixty days for
brutally assaulhng Edward NJ. Boyd.
Joseph Bean forfeited $50 collateral on a charge
of carrying concealed pistol.
Mary Walsh, a prostitute and vagrant, was com
mitted for one month.
Catherine Honesty n resident Of Georgetown,
was sent to the workhouse for vagrnncy.
Albert Morris and james Brown, two juvenile
cOlored thieves suspected of stealing lead pipe,
were committed for vagrancy.
Lewis Brown, colored, was fined for disturbing
the peace by the bolsterous manner In which he
scolded his children.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
VIII Of Eiizabcfh II. Deuny.

A certified copy of the will of the latt Elizabeth
f. Denny, of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania,
was filed in the registers office yesterday. The
properly of the tcstatrix is in Pennsylvania, In
dilna and this District Afler making bequests
tv two Of her chidren. she directs that the btl-
ance of the estae be divided by the executors
into eight parts of equal value and devise one
part each to Mary o Hara Spring, the children OF
James O'Hara Denny, the widow and children Of
William C. Denny, Elizabeth O'Hara Mckni hit,
Caroline Sophia Paxton, Melusina Breretol, Ma
ti.da Wilkens Denny, and Harmer Denny.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Ar Omcer P,ned ro, ,,ontcu,n,.

officers Branson and Howell had two colo o l
women charged with disorderly conduct in the
police court yesterday, and the FIRST being &C.
quilted, Officer Bganson protested against the de-
cision and when called upon TO testify in Il q
second case, said that US the first woman had been
acquitted there was no use III his testifying
az painst the second. Judge Bundy directed the
ofiicer to consider himself under arrest, ami inn
posed fine of $40 for contempt of court. Judge
Bundy said that Mr. Bransons disrespect was in.
eXcusable, and ii would be neglect OF duty OIL
his part 10 pass over tue matter.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
DISTRICT COURTS,

EQUITY CouRT--JusTIcE HAoNER.-Reed VS.. Reed
Flanagan VS.. Snow writ of asslstapCb versus
John Snow granted. Burche ys. .pedrick sale
KlocSewski vs. Kloozewsixi Time 10 take testi-
mony limited 10 October IL. Walter Ys, Uhlemnnn
pro oohfesso against certain defendants granted.
Nailnr W. Nailor; hearing commenced. Pepper
We. Shepherd; auditors report ratified and pay
ment directed. Adjourned till to-day. Assign
ment UNCHANGED.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
suit for pnrfItinn

Prentiss Webster, OF Lowell, Mass, has filed a
bill in equity against Rebecca C,tman and Others
for partition. The plaintiff alleges that Charles
L. ColIman by his will charged sublots and o
in square s with an annuity 10 Rebecca COltman.
He Il the owner of one uudlVde half of said sub
lot and III found on record paper purp)i ting t.
be deed from Charles 4, aud Mrry r. smith and
Roberthn May j. Coltman to 7. Is. Bryan, the
grauturs claiming the paper to be fraudulent and
void. A sale of the property and division of the
proceeds Is therelore a,ked for. General d. +.
Butler nd o. d. Barrett appear for the complain
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Activity IL, the wharves.

The following new arrivals are reported by Har-
bormaser Sutton: Steamer Sue, Captain Geohe-
gan. merchandise for Stephenson & Bros; steamer
Norfolk, Captain Shropshire, merchandise for j.
II. Johnson & Co.; schooner Adelia Thackara,
Captain Kinney loo tons of ice for Great Falls Ice
Company schooner Grace Andrews, Captain An
drews 500 tons ice for Great Falls Ice Company
schooner Carrie E. Norton, Captain Hudson, Sl5
tons ice for Independent Ice Company schooner
L. L. Williams Captain Adams so 900 feet of lum-
ber for f. L. Jackson & Co.; schooner Peart, Cap
tain Beach. $500 melons for J. E. Clements; soop
American Eagle, Captain Ellis, $50 bushels oysters
for market.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Died.

PEARSoN.-On the evening Of the 10Th instant,
JOSEPH L. PEARSON, In the Attn year ofhis Hge.
Funeral services Mt the Tabernacle, corner Ninth
and streets southwest, on Thursday, the llth in
stant, at loclock p M, at which place his friends
are invited to attend.
ANTISELL-MARtoN STUART, beloved wife of
Thomas Antlsell, suddenly, on the morning OF Sep
tember II, 1852.
Funeral will take place on Thursday from her late
residence, 1911 Q street northwest, Mt $50 n. M #s
MAIN,-On the morning of September TO- 1882
LAwRENCE ", MAIN, Infant son Of Herschel Man
u. g. N, and Mrs. G. b. Main.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to nt
tend the funeral at p, NJ, Wednesday, September
II, from residence No. ZOO Massachusetts avenue
northwest
National Republican., 1882-09-12
nnl,,moro cattle MARKET.

BALTIMORE Sept 1i.-Becf cattle-M Market dull;
and prices k@hc or very best, 6@6'lc first quality.
bk6D6c; medium. 4A@5%c ordinary, 2js6S'l most
Of the sales were from ~ TO Co. receipts asa hend
sales, 1870 head. Swlnerhere is light supply, but
equal TO the moderate dcmnnd Chicago corn hogs,
l0l2c; grRs ers, iO0iic chiefly Virginia, Ohio and
Pennsylvania stock! receipts, 4,2nO head, The re-
celpts OF sheep and lambs 497s head quotations
sheep, 361b5su lambs, 4dGc,
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Alexandria Grain Market.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 1.-THE market opens quiet
and easy. There is but little doing in -four The
offerings Of wheat are light and i,300 bushels
sold Mt et 000i OF for Fultz there being mixed
Lancaster reported. Corn-ThCre were no sales
por,ed though $500 bushcl offered, buyers and
sellers not agreeing No oats and ia bushels OF rye
sold at CSC Country produce Ia at quotations.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
FOR sa-A Fortunci.,

Such an inducement to its customers the Com
mouwealtb Distribution Company offers in its
next grand distribution of prizes on September S0
in Louisville Ky. No one should be Without Il
ticket. Purchase for yourself, then induce your
friends. For only 81 a chance to win $4,000 Many
other grand prizes. Send Oh your order at once to
r. NJ. Boardman, Courier Journal Building, Louis
vile, Ky.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Three.day bills. ...- 1905 Sixty-day bilis.... 4s5
By Associated Press.

By Associate Press
NEW York Sept li.-Money loaned between and
per cent and closed offered at per Exchange
was steady at 4s3A@4sj for long and 4s7s4g4ss for
short sight Governments we're irregular state bonds
were without feature, except for Tennessee mixed,
which are fraction lower. Railroad bonds
dull and without particular change. The transactions
aggregated 3O5OJ shares, including Delaware Laciu-
wanna and Western, LOO Denver aud Rio GrRnde.
5WO Erie, 59O Kansas aud Texas, 7,7yr Lake Shore,
90 lOf Louisville and Nashville e,70J Michigan Cen.
tral, lO,slu Missouri Pacific d,l00; Memphis and
Charleston, 2N; Northwestern SU0l New Jersey Cen
tral, 1l,oO0; New York Central, 500 Northern Pa
cilic so 0O Onara and Wescrn $500; Reading. 800;
ST. Paul II SOC 81. Paul and omaha $500 Texas Pa
clhc 500; Wabash Pacific 2,SN Western Union, 25,.
OpU; Rochester and Pittsburg, CO. Minneapolis and
ST. Louis GlGJ; Oregon and 1ransconunental, 800.
National Republican., 1882-09-12
The Twenty.ar.t AnuIversary.

Yeslerday was INC IWenIy-hrat anniversary OF
the organization of the Metropolitan Police force
Of this District, The following is a list Of those
now remaining on the force who went on duty
g. Brock, Captain and Inspector Charles R. YER
non, Lieutenauts Ado,ph Ecklolt, James w. Cess
ford, Alex. A. Greer, Cor Noouan, John i. Kelly,
Segeaut God Win PeArce, Acting Sergeant Wm. 4.
Riley, rryules Robert A. Milslead. Richard 8.
Jones, Jno. T. FiYlley, Aug. Brown Caleb Sc
National Republican., 1882-09-12
Violating the Liquor Laws in the Count,

The special license agent and Police Ofiicer
Carter have sworn out warrants against the fol-
lowing parties for doing business liquor deal
ers without first procuring q license Frederick
Rose and Robert Barney, who keep saloons on tie
Rock Creek Church road land Michael Siston on
the Seventh street road, and Mathew Davis, on
the Rock @ eek road. Warrants were sworn out
against the following persons for keeping Their
bars open on Sunday John Brown, Blad ensburg
road Anna w. Rohr, Piney Branch road Jamt
Gallagher, Seventh street road: J. e. Moses, Bright
wood, and Elizabeth Steubner, Bladens6urg
rnad
National Republican., 1882-09-12
e.,.,,nore General Market.

EBALrMoRE, Sept li.-Cotton quiet mIddling
I2A,c. Flour steady Howard street and West
ern superhne % 25a3 IS; do extra, q COCA 75; do
family s5 OOd6 90; City Mills superhne, " 0093 75
do extra a O0G6 5O do. Rio brands, t60O Baltimore
high grade family, 60 70; do winter wheat, patent
q 26 Wheat-Southern steady Western quiet and
steady; Southern red 81 O59l 09l; do amber, 81 100
u: No. Maryland, sl II bii No. Western winter
red, SPOT, q O9,s l0 september y 0Sgi O9ti oe-
tobeT, 81 OIlsMi 0TI; November, II Oop bdj Decem-
Der, ii O9hai O9'si January, q l0Agi llk: Corn
Southern easy and quiet: Western lower southern
white sadsIci do. yeliog sSc: Western mixed Sep
tember, 77d7gilc; october 7j3s@7Gc; November, GOA
7OJsc; November and or December, O5a46OAc; Janu-
ary, 6si4 asked. oats hrmcr souhern a09ie; do
red rust proof nominal; Western white, 429 Tic; do
mixed, il@42c Pennsyivania, iOgl3c, hye gnlet a.
Gj6DIOc. Hay higher prime to choice Pennsylvania
and MARYLAND, Si7OO0iSO0 Provisions steady; mess
pork s2f %; bulk meats-shouldeTs and clear rib
Sides packed, ll4@ljc; baCOn-shouldeIs, lac;
clear rib sides ig'4c hams, i5A@ldic, Lard refined,
lie Butter higher Western packed lBlF22ci cream
cry 269s2c Eggs scarce and firm ~ &a Eie' Pero-
leuni hTner; refined, BhQ7c. Cotfee dulli Rio car
goes ordnary to fair, SG0lsc sugar steady; SON,
S1c. Whisky steady at q 2J9l 22 Recei1ts-F Flour,
22ii barrels wheat lO 9ll bushelsi corn 2076 bush
gu oats 600 bushels rye "a PSIe s
Wheat 327 ,534 Bushels corn, TOiB bushels
National Republican., 1882-09-12
SpnrkIIng Eyes.

rosy checks, and clear complexion only accom-
pany good health. Parkers Ginger Tonic, better
than anything, makes pure rich blood, and brings
health, joyous spirits, strength. and beauty.
Ladies try it-Bazddr.
National Republican., 1882-09-12

active demand sales, II 900 head extra prime, bkN
M6hc; good, fT@5lkc; medium, ~ AAc; fair, 4p3Sc;
common, 06l3ao; lambs az 6y7AC calves i'sUS'sc.
Hogs-Market In good demand and selling at iii4G9
National Republican., 1882-09-12
rhlInd.Ip.Ia CntlIe slarkel.

WEST PHILApKLpHIA, Sept Il-Catte-Market
dull and quarter OF on all grades except ira;
sales 4,SOO lead; prime, 7i4@7sc; good, 0A1 C;
medium, 5AtD5o cJmmon, A95c. Sheep-MRrket iI
National Republican., 1882-09-12
A neIicinua Annc.iEer.

That ensures digestion and enjoyment of food;
tonic that brings strength to the weak and to
the nervous; a harmless diarrhoea cure that don't
constipatc-just what every family needs-Par-
kePs Ginger Tonic.