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National Republican., 1882-11-22
Al The Yharres.

Harbormnster Sutton has reported the following
recent arrivals at the river trout: Schooner
Sarah s. Hurbert, Captain Evan, 294 tons coal fol
Johnson g. Bios; schooner Lizzie Babcock, Cap
tain Dore 400 tons coal for city dealers schooner
Flying Scud, Captain Meekins 176 tons coal fol
Clark 4 Given; schooner A. T. swynk, Captain
Tyler, lat tons coal for Stephenson & Bros.
schooner Rachel Seaman, Captain Seaman, 400
tons coal for Johnson Bros; schooner Thomas
b. Taylor, Captain KilIman, 40 tons coal for p,
Pollard; schooner Ida b. McCabe, Captain Wilson,
It's tons coal for johnson Bros; schooner Adelis
I. Cohn, Captain Frambes, lls,00O feet lumber fol
E. E. Jackson Co.. steamer Enterprise. Captain
Davis, IS cords wood for market; schooner Wi.
comico, Captain Greyson, 30 cords wood for II. L
Biscoe; schooner Greyhound. Captain Blank, 81
cords wood for II. L. Blscoe: sloop Maggie, Cap
tain Woodland, 400 bushels oysters for market
schooner John Francis. Captain Evans, 500 bushel.
oysters schooner Margaret Ella. Captain Davis
400 bushels oysters; sehooner Banner Captain
Chiseltine 600 bushels oysters; pungy John w
Grey, Captain Cissel. 800 bushels oysters schoone
Brewster, Captain jenkins, 400 bushels oysters
schooner Annie Laura, Captain Davis, 800 bnshel
oysters; schooner Def, Captain Traitor, $50 BUSH
els oysters: schooner NJ. ]. Stephenson, Captaii
Evans, 400 bushels oysters; schooner Bob Sutton
Captain Blank, 800 bushels oysters schooner Viz
ginia, Captain Davis, 800 bushels oysters. 4''7
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Three valuable patents.

Frank A. Fouts, patent attorney, of els Seventh
street, had three patents granted to him Tuesday
on spinning tops The history of patents shows
that tho large sums OF money are realized from
small and simple articles. In view Of that fact
MIR. Fouts has undoubtedly q fortune in his in
Eventions, inasmuch as they are simple, pleasing,
and meritorious. The prime object he had In
view was TO transform the d-tashioned, cone
shaped peg top into combined gyroscope and
return-b ball. That Is 10 say, a peg-top which may
be spun by cord in the usual manner or spun
horizontally, suspended by the end OF the cord, or
spun outward or downward on the cord and re-
turned TO the hand of the operator by q single
throw, like return ball. In the latter case the
cord unwinds from the top on its outward pas.
sage and rewlnds on the return, This feature is
broadly new, and 1t is both attractive and excit-
Ing. Simple means are employed whereby the
cord and Top may be engaged or disengaged. The
inventors object in taking out three patents is to
enable him to claim several means by which the
return feature can be effected 1t is predicted
that Mr.. Fouts will make a fortune out of his
patents, but it is to be hoped that he will no,
meet the tragic fate of the inventor of the return
ball, who realized princely sum from his inven.
tion, and was finally waylaid, murdered and
robbed of $4,000, which amount he had just re-
ceived as royalty, aud was on his way home.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
UNITED STATES SUPREME oouRr.

The following business was. transacted in the
Supreme Court of the United States Tuesday:
On motion of Assistant Attorney General Maury,
Arthur W. windott, Of Chicago, ILL.,, was ad-
mitted TO practice.
No. 1ii Charles II. Holden ct al, plaintiffs In
error, vs.. Daniel Smith. In error TO the supreme
court Of the District Of Columbia. Dismissed with
costs. ... - a.--
co ND Iieo samuel ana Peter f. ,Hn bSGon
court Of the District of Columbia Docketed and
dismissed, with costs.
No. 80. Peter w. Geekie sheriff, &C.. plaintiff in
error, VS.. The Kirby Carpenter Company Argn-
ment concluded by Samuel d. HASTINGS, 1r. for
plaintiff In error and L. s. Dixon for defendant
in error. ,- ti y f.+
No. %. The L. L. Bolles Wooden Ware Company,
plaintiff In error, VS.. Tho United States. Argued
and Assistant Attorney General Maury for de-
fendant in error.
No. e5. Wendell R. King, appellant, ys A: Gal
National Republican., 1882-11-22
naItimorc GeneraI sInrLer.

BAITIMoRE, Nov, 2L--CollOn Hrm mIddling l03Ic
Flour unchanged; Howard street and Western SUI
perfne {3 25ga75 do extra, % B7Ci G2i do family.
q 1905 75; City Mills superilne, IS 509I c0 do
extra Il 5 S. do Rio brands % IS; Paialsco fam.
ny s6 81 do superlutlve patent 500. WheAt-South-
ern steady; Western ruled steady, closing easy;
Sou uthern red u 03Gll or do amber kl OSlq1 Ia No
Western winter red spot sl O55s stGl O5l, NoVem-
her. a 0S1il O54li DECEMBER, d Q5'sgl 085s; Jan
nhry Si 0sb4 OS February, 81 lOenl lO4i March.
81 II aaI l2 Corn-SOnhern higher, Western steady,
Southern white, % a6Jc do yellow, 6SG7Ic; Western
mixed spot a,6DsTc: November, sh5pafci November,
new or Old. 50ikc bid; year, Bj54a6bct6; 1anualy,
6l4G16sc. Oats steady ana queli southern, I24oc;
Western white 48GCl0C; do mixed, i0iG4ac; Penn
sylvauia t1a4de Rye qu ei at 62d65G Hay unchalged
prime 10 choice PENNSYLVANIA aud Maryland, Sl QJgg
i5 co. Provisions unchanged and quel; PORK,
f.2 IS; bulk meats,-shouiers and clear rib Sides
packed s. skQt2sa; bacOn-shOuldCrs, l2A,c: clear rib
Sides i6c: hams i5 ollie; lard, refined. l3sc Butter
steady Western packed, 25a.dc; creamery. S2gSa;
Eggs Arm al 3Oq3lc, Pelroleum unchanged; reliutd d
saashc. Coffee dull; tsio cargues ordinary to fnir
7s6ISAc. Sugar quirt; soft, y5sc. copper reiined
quiet at IKE WHISKY quiet at q 10.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Jurors Drawn.

The jurors for the criminal court term, com.
mencing Decembe 4, have been drawn as follows
Grand jurors-John Kaiser w. B. Holt1claw. J. H
Hungerford, John W. Nairn, Calvin Wilmer,
Joseph W. Arnold, Clement w. Howard,G C. +. E
Richardson, Niekson Brewer, Joseph c. Willard,
Charles H.Nourse, Thomas j. Miller. James Ter
rel, Charles Dodge J. G. Bowen, Joshua Green,
William Syphax. Lewis >. Davis, John II. H.Small,
Charles 8. Denham George Thomas, Henry d.
Barr and George Il. james.
Petit jurors--Eranklin Barrett. Henry Dade,
George T. Dunlop, John Gibson, Martin o.
o'Donohue, John H. Crane, John Hughes, clnr-
ence Shields c. A. Henja. s. II. Williams A.
Materson, John Casselse Reese Evans, Robert Gill
more, Allison Nailor, Frank Renshaw, William
Laird, George w. King, Edmund Hanley, John
Gibson, Robert s. Chew, John A. Hamilton.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Threeday bills....,.- isiI6 sixtyday bs.-.... 4sO
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New YoRK. Nov. 2l.-Money on call loaned up
from 10 to per cent but in the last hour fell to @9
per cent and closed at 10 per cent Exchange was
steady 479 GpiSO for long ana 4s3 G94si for short
sight Governments weak and gene. ally JSG9ya
per cent lower state bonds were neglected. Railroad
bonds moderately active and weak. Speculation
was irregular and weak, and values are lower than
Mt yesterdays close The transactions aggregated
7I5 900 shares including Canada southern, o.iVG
Central Pacific $500 Delawae. LacSawalna~ and
Western, 77.2OD. delaware and HUDSON $3.50 Denver
and Rio Grande. I0G lre, 9JO kansasRnd Texas,
1906 Lake Shore, 21T0O; Louisville and Nashville,
1900; Michigan Central ,l.3OO; Missouri Pacific
i5,5UJ; Memphis and Charleston, iv,E Northwest,
1850; New Jersey Ceutrul l9,7OG New York Central
3O0 Northern Pacific, 34700 Reading, 33,S0G ST.
Paul Al, ,lUg st. Paul and Omaha, $500 Texas Pa
cilic $500 Union Pacific, 37,7OG Wabash Pacific,
5000; Western ohion gooVV' Oiegon ana irahscon-
Minneapolis and Manitoba 5S1f Nashville, Chat
tanooga and St. Louis, 2St; East Tennessee, $500,
and Minneapolis aud 81, Louis, 1000. ..-..
National Republican., 1882-11-22
BEYOND 7 HE RIVER.
Away Across tIic mississippi is Held n
Convincing Conversation.

Away Across tho Mississippi ts Held a
Convincing Conversation.
"I tell you sir. that they are fte neatest
binations ever produced and my experience of that
sort of thing has been wide enough to entitle my
Judgment to somerespect."
"oh. don't know" responded the first speakers
friend, with little yawn as though he didn't take
much interest in the subject. have never been able
to see much difference in those things They are all
pretty nearly the same size, and made of about the
same stuff"
The talk of which the foregoing is fragment took
place In Gallan Missouri not long ago, in the snug
oice OF Dr. NJ. p. Flowers, of the leading phys-
clans of tie State who followed up the vein In which
he had introduced II substantially in these words:
"Nonsense; that is the rgmarole ofa boy, or rather
of man who either doesn't know or DOESN'T care what
he says. Those thingsIas you call them, Just
different as the is from green cheese. Now lin
ments lotions, and ointments very good In most
cases for the relief of pain or inflammation. But in
the first plac they unclean. They soil the hands
and the nen besides being always out OF reach when
they are most wanted" ...5.1 ts..j go
"well, my dear Doctor" sighed the traveller from
the North, "what woull you have9 This is a
wretched world. anyhow, and nothing is ever at hand
when It is wanted. You can't suggest anything
"Yes, L can" broke in the Doctor, humping the
table with his fist, 81 suggest BENsoN's CAP
CINE POROUS PLASTER I have tried 1t on my
patients and have tried it myself for attack of
pneumonia, and in all cases relief has followed ia
from three to fortyeght hours. The old pasters are
coaches-the Capcne is telegraphIc dispatch.
For instance, in Of neuralgia muscular rheuma-
tism umbago. retarded action of the kidneys,
and"
II give 1t up, Doctor, and in Of need I'll buy
Benson's," said the traveller, pleasantly
In the center Of the genuine Is CUT the word CAP
CINE. ...
Seabury & johnson, Chemists New York. nolSs sw
National Republican., 1882-11-22
DIED.

AUIICK.-SuddenIy, on the evening OF November
10 at HIS residence, 9ft Eighteenth street, j. Willy
AuIIcK, ESQ, son Of the late Commodore John H.
Aulick, 4. s. ~
His funeral VIII take place from ST. Johns Ipisro.
pal Church on Wednesday, the I'D Instant, at 2'a0
Invited. ~
coGswEL1.-At the s1iderffHIome. D. C., on Nos
vemL or ~, Major and Brevet C0,onel MILTON Coos
WELL u 8. A.
Funeral services at his late residence, Soldiers
home' "eunesu"S' N"'ei"'ei - !" oVVoR p y. ~.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
A EaiihleAa Wife,

Charles Rinehsrt has filed bill for divorce from
Sallie L. Rinehart. They were married in this
city May 9th, last, aud lived at the Howard House
until the 7th inst While on visit to Philadel-
phia in September he was taken sick with
typhoid fever and returned to the Howard
iousH ana M us aat a. @ @Rnrns
1882, committed adultery in Baltimore with Nor
man Whitelock, of Port Deposit, Md, where
with committing adultery with Whiteloek daily
from September 20 to october 8, at the Howard
House and at other places. He also alleges that
she has furnished Whitelock, from time to time
with sums OF money and articles of clothing and
that since the plaintiff left TO go to Port Deposit
recuperate his health the defendant and White
lock have been living together.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
CrimInal Gases NoIIe Pro.scd.

In the criminal court, Tuesday. the case OF
Philip Moore, charged with firing a pistol al John
Taylor at tile schuetzen park, July 4, 1879 was
nolle pressed. Moore was tried ut the October
term Of the court, 1879, aud the jury failed to
agree, eleven standing for acquittal and one fol
conviction. The sAme action was also taken in
regard TO Ella Boston, accused OF having stolen
las
National Republican., 1882-11-22
nnIinr men Finen.

Frank Thompson and Patrick McNamara,
whose arrest and the raid of their policy shops
has already been mentioned in THE REPUBLICAN,
were before tue police court Tuesday, aud both
pleaded guilty to the charge of keeping policy
suops. Mcnamara was fined 500 and Thompson
Sl0j Both fines were paid.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Foreign money sTarlse,

LONDON Nov. a. United states Is, l22Is; Atlantic
and Great Western hrsts, iss; do seconds lss Erie
as do seconds 9s New York Central. l32j4; Illinois
Central Ij0 Reading 2G}I Ontario and Western 27Jl
st Paul, O7. Paris advices quote rentes T9f S2lsc
and exchange on LondJ 25f. 30. The amount OF
bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
hnlance "a. day Is Gl7,0OO ~
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Unnece..nrr rrIaerY
..a...Al

is endured by bilious and dyspepic sufferers whS
neglect TO take Simmons Liver Regulator Heads
aie cured by this pure vegetable remedy. i'.}
Genuine prepared only by J, II. Zeilin 4 Co.
National Republican., 1882-11-22

10 THE T5SfT Ti;NNfyEy4ElH Wyf RyS fogTE g9,r,vsr
STEEL RAII+s,, MA MAGsNlFiGENT EQuIPMENr
TRAINS LEAyf, wAsliINGfoN, ron s:a ion,
corner of sixth and streets, as follows:
OF Palace Sleeping Cars ut $50 a. NJ, daily + Sc
Line, sisO a. M, daily, with eel ling airs from liar
daily, with Palace Cars to Pitlsbiig and &. n m.
nan Mail Express, $50 y. M. daily for ritlsburs
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie CanandRgua Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara.
from Washington TO Gangmdagja -
For Wllliansport, Lock Haven, and Elmra ut 1;3I
For New York and the East Sl0a M. loS0a. M, I3l.
& 2S $50 and GSS @,EPs5 E m ,Sr 9@ sGmdgy @ S SSo saa
Cars. G20 q. m. daily, except sunday.
Fer BroqKlyn, n I.,al thTongi lrairs connect al
ing direct transfer Fulton street, avoiding double
ferrlage across New York city.
and le:2O p. IN. on sunday. i:2O 9:jO, and 1920 p.
m Limited Express, $3.50 H. H., datiy, except sun
For Baltimore, Clio 500 G3o 1850 a. m. and 1:so GD
40 d:?o, 7:S1 G,O and iG29 p NJ on Sunday, s;Il
For Popss Creek Line, Gija n and i4l p M daily,
For Annapoiis. 6ioa. m. and htop. m. daily, except
AiI1IHXxNDRIA AND FREpERIcKsByRG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For ORA Alexahdria $50 100 a:O, Hoo and lies a. m.
I:3, 5:Ol 600, 500, and lO p M. un sunday ut G3l,
arso Hoo and ilas5 u. m. aud $40 p m.
For Richmond and the south, $3.50 and l9j u. m daily.
Trains leave Aiexandrla for Washington. 600, s'Oo
s3and 1900 n M: L; d, 200; $40 AZ hndHlOp NJ,
and i2;aO mldnlgn ON sunday at 500 SO ,"nd lh0j
ficEsts and mformHtiHn at the Office northeast cot
ner of Thirteenth street am @ m Ia avenue N We
checking of baggage to destination nom hotels ana
J. r. WOOD Gercrai Passenger Agent
CHART FS j.. PUGH. Gcneia M"agr selS
National Republican., 1882-11-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.

chicago Grain and PROVISION Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke & Co., Pa ave. aud FiIteenthst:
National Republican., 1882-11-22
suit bv ara ArcI,I,ee,

The case of James H. McGill against the Citi-
zens Building Company was commenced in the
circuit court Tuesday The declaration sets forth
that Mr.. McGill on March 20, 1851, was employed
by defendants TO prepale plans and superintend
square 1868. The plans and specifications were ae-
cepted in May following, and TO get them ready
he refused other offers that would have realized
him 81 500. Subsequently the company declined
to accept the plans permit the defendant 10 su-
perintend the erection OF the houses For his
work aud time he claims $500 Messrs Birney
IL Birney appear for the plaintiff and r. X. Elliott
and H Wise Garneu for the deiend9nt.
National Republican., 1882-11-22

We have heard both Democrats and Republicans
say that there is nothing better for Cough than
never tails TO cure Cough or Gold at once. and
may be obtained ut any drug store for % cents u
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Amnirn orlI,n nIairIef.

Building permits were issued Tuesday to Samuel
Bacon, to erect Il row of seven brick dwellings on
II street. between Twenty.second and Twenty
third streets mort invest at cost of $4,000 and
he Young Mems Christian Association, 10 alter
their new building, liO9 New York avenue, so as
TO improve the means Of entrance and exit, ut
cost oil $780, lI.ta
A large delegation Of merchants doing business
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. waited upon the Commission
ers complaining of tho unnecessary delay OF the
contractor for laying the new sideN alks and thut
their business has been seriously inIerfered with
by the DISTRACTIONS in front Of their stores.
DYSPEPSIA liver complaint, and kindred affec-
tions For eatise giving successful self-treat-
ment address Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton, Buffalo, N. y
National Republican., 1882-11-22
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERclAL.

stock and Bond Quotations-Produce and
General Markets.
The following report ofthe fnancialmark yester-
day, together with opening and closing quotations,
furnished by the panking-house Of Ii. d. Cooke,
Jr., q Co., 1929 ST. Washington, ID. O.:
National Republican., 1882-11-22
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
a GRAND COLLECTION


On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2s
1857 commencing at 10 O'clock, within my a huosivs ~
rooms, shall sell of the finest cnllectlonn5i W
pnHlor and chamber furniture ever seen IN Msl,ins
Ton, which win be sold without reserve oo'ppr""s
IN part - 49,. 80. .o,.orod
with crimson satin damask, With Two chhrs IN p'ue
silk plush. -, So. ..ro,od
with crimson embossed mohair plush. ....,
One s-piece parlor suite, walnut iraiheS, coVeren
One spiece perior suite. ebony frames, In embossed
rifk plush with two peacock blue SILK plush cnhits.
Five walnut center tables, with plush tops
Elegant patent rockers, elegantly upholstered,
Finely upholstered window chairs .
Elegant Turkish easy chairs.
6uperp ebony cabinets.
! Ebony desks, lounges. 49,, ,.,
Five other parlor suites beautifully upholstered.
Seven large walnut parlor suites of the finest man
One large walnut chamber suite, including chefro-
pier.
Elegant sdeboards
Walnut mirror-front armoires, finely finished.
Together with other elegant furniture not nece-
IL point DC OF style and workmanship this furniture
surpssses anything ever offered In Washington AZ
auction. =
Tuesday, November % and q, when parties may eK-
anime The articles at their leisure.
No postponement on account Of weather.
noi7.d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
National Republican., 1882-11-22

, A CHICAGO cxcha nge refers TO the case of Lewis
II. OConor, esq, W Washington street, that city,
who wus cured OF O very severe pain In the back
by st. Jacobs Oil, after the prescriptions of physi
clans aud many remedies had proved valueless.--
Columbus (Gla. Enquirer Sum- 7' =
National Republican., 1882-11-22
STATE BoNps.

~ suBTREAsuRY BALANCES.
DIN $I03 oI2 o. Currency .... 1885, 5s2 50
National Republican., 1882-11-22
IndLctlnent. Pound.

The grand jury have found "truc bills " against
the following persons: William f. Salter and Will
mot II. War d, conspiracy to commit crime, vic.
money to Sarah T. Cotton, an employe of the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, to influence
her 10 steal sheet of the distinctive paper upon
which United States stamps and currency are
printed, violating the same section and trying to
influence John A. Darling for the same purpose
John Harris. violating section 5iS0, Revised Stat
utes, by using the mails for unlawful pur poses
Frederick Rolh assault with intent to kill Carl
Banke; Robert Goodman alias Streets, second
offence petit larceny; George Hawkins, same
johnson, aud Johuslon, larceny; Edwin Jones
keeping faro bank and common gaming house.
National Republican., 1882-11-22
lHEsArEAKE AND ONO RA1LwAY,
RALTIMOHE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER,
STEEL RAILSI

Schedule 70 take effect SUNDAY rSo,- - ,.s.
A ti.ds M chicago f5acnME fd5EAME WASHINGTON - '''
Sleeping Cars s4a 10 cincaoSiii M boSii + East oEs E
500 baltimore, .Eiicott City, and WAY Station.
t6:3o Baltimore Express. '' ""u "ay s'a'ons'
$50 bgii,mSrS. sira.hT,a AnRsPos and Way lPcdmont
yNsIhsuuTBi, WINCHESTER, HagerstoWn and
Way, via Relay) '
s:lo Point Of Rocks aud Way Stations
o'i0 prierp pipnna i New nork, and Boston Expresa.
$40 st@pnton and vaiIey Express, Connects for
Hdiseerstown atise and at Point OF Rocks ior Fred
to'Oo Baltimore, Hyatsyllle, and Laurel Express.
eiI SIPS, p.,s,t and Dorscy's On sundays stops at
iO'O' nmSfe Tanre ESpFoS'' Stops at Hyattsviie and
tioii5 ps!s6nrE, chicOso Cincinnati. and ST. Loui.
Express, Sleeping cars to Cincinnati, LUuis.
- n. vile, and Chicago
i2'io Betimore Elicott City, Annapolis and Way
tl:2s, On Sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t22o. Baltimore Express. ~
taco Baltimore Philadelphia, and New yor. a..
800 Ballimore and Way Stations Winchester,
Frederick, Hagcrstown, and way Via Re.
elero Via Rciay "s% Stops aastei It AaaaPpSs
tii5. Point oi Rocks, Frederick HSse1s9o@m, S,s win
Sost 81 gS Roeks W%y ag SSSgs Wn on snpdaysto
to45. Balimore Express. (liRrtinsburg and WAY,
Goa po s asEsy ESycEs EsSPs S At Wnyy Wyssyls g{s,ob and ar
tIO0. baltimore and Way Stations.
1850. Baltimore Express.
tS:40 Pittsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express
Sleeping Cars to Pttsburg. = IN
t9:iO. Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Express
, Sleeping Cars 10 New York. - -
Io'oo' Chlcnso, Cincinnati, and ST. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati ST. Louis aud
:. . Chicago.
1880 Baltimore and Way stations.
Sunday. '' r
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore md
Ohio Ticket Oi1ices Washington Statiun 6lg and S5I
RtraA
where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be check
ana received OF any point IN the city.
..NH WM. CLEMENTS.
Master Of ofTransportation. baltimore.
80 ,,., ,,- c. X. LORD,
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'I,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, sorTfr.
WEST, AND WEST.

Y ~ Il
III
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.
Schedule IN effect OFT ber Ie lsSe:
Tl0 n. m.-New Orleans Mail daily, making close
connections TO all points south and Southwest,
with PULLMAN sleeping Cars from Washington
VIA DnnVlile TO Atlanta, and Atlanta to New
Orleans; also Washington to New Orleans via
.Lvnchburg and Bristol -..'.~
5:I0 p. m.-Louisville Fast Line daily, via Char
lottesvllle, Huntington, and Lexington. to Cin-
cinnati, Louisville and all Western points,
making direct connections, and With solid train
ana, Pullman sleeping Cars. Washington 10
Louisville.
lo;S5 p mSoutherm Mail and Express, daily, to all
points South, Southeast and Southwest via Dam
vile and Charlotte, Win Pullman Sleeping Cars.
- Washington TO Charleston.
For all points on Manassas DIVISION take 7:i0 a.. m.
train daily, except Sunday, For Warrenton
take rl0 u. IN. ana 10 D. IN. trains, daily. d,
For tickets and all information, inquire at Com
panys Onlce, G0l pennsylvnia ayGnu :, or at Union
Depot Onice, COL Pennsylvania avenue, is connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLA UG HTER, n. MACDANIEL,
General PassC niger Agent. Agent
Sol, HAAS. TrI ilic Manager. sells
National Republican., 1882-11-22
Norfolk and New York Steamers

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot of Sixth street every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock p. ln
iouening Piny Point Point Lookout, and Fortress
Monroe. -.-.. . - - -. :. =. -. - - ...
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Flrst-cass fare to Fortress Monroe and Nnrfolks, 30
81 cund-cnss are to Fortress Nom and No folk 20
FiIst-css fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout %
Returnlng, leaves Norioli Tuesdays Thursdays,
and s"'orTrhhyEs ThyE ~ aNRRW York STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and H. q, KNIGHT. leave Pier H.,
East River. New York. every atnriay at y. M,
al d Georgetown every Thursday at H. IN. For par.
tlcnlars apply TO Agent o. Water street Georgetown;
office GiS fifteenth street. In Nat. Met Bank d and
o. ticket Office 1851 Pa ave. 81. Marc HGtcl and ut
boat. lfe3l ALFRED WOOD, See rotary.
National Republican., 1882-11-22

f- baltimore stock hoard.
BALTIMORE, Nov.2l-Vlrginia 6s, consolidated, co..
new lO4Os, 43s bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-11-22

United States per cents... .........A. IO2 @lO2S
United States per cent exIended...... lts6DlOs
United States i5s per cent. regstered--.. 2S ll24
United States IA per cent. coupon. u2n@l8
United States per cent regisIered,.. llytS ll0Is
United states per cent. coupon....... l9s lly,s
uniled states per cent, C. L-.,...... ll91 DllD5s
District OIL Columbia SB5s .,................ lU9
National Republican., 1882-11-22
HOTELS, ETC.
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL

Board by the Day, Week, or Month. Parlors 70
Private Dinners. no1l
National Republican., 1882-11-22

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