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National Republican., 1882-10-06
The Art Amnicur.

The Art Amateur for october is especially rich
in practical hints aud directions for art work and
home decoration. The supplement of designs
contains besides those for flower and figure paint
ing, u notable one for an embr oidered panel OF
"B rds and Wild Roses" the first of a series
from the Royal School of Art Needlework AZ South
Ke nsineton. Tie fronuspiece is fino drawing
by Piton Of superb portrait plaque from the
famous Deck factory. A spirited sketch Of the
"Genus Of Music" by tic French decorator CAL
land forms another striking ll.page illustra.
tion; a decorative ceiling by Faiyre, aud two Of
the Vanderbilt painted Windows, are also given.
The recent Hamilton sale receives much attention,
and many of the most noteworthy paintings and
other objects sold are illustrated. There saNigor-
Gus article on the artists C0urbet and Baudry, and
n very interesting account OF the new nrt uf
"Lusira Painting" lately taken up by the British
upper ten." If any Of our readers are still un-
acduninted with the AT 1mdtcur Il will pay them
TO send for the October issue. Price, 81 q year;
single numbers SO cents. Montague Marks, pub.
Usher, % Union Square, New York.
National Republican., 1882-10-06
DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-JusTICE HAGNER.-FitzgeIald W.
Ergood granted. Middleton VS.. Gibbs; sale rati-
fled and cause referred to auditor. Pepper VS.
days in which to Ale answer. Vaudenburgh vs.
Vandenburgh; commission to get testimony in
PGrryville, N. j., ordered 10 issue. Walbridge VS.
Smith ct al; pro contesso against certain defend
ants for want of answer. Gardner vs. Gardner;
reference to auditor ordered King VS.. Won Essen;
reference 10 auditor ordered. Barnard vs. Con- :
necicut Life Insurance Company; p. u. Keyscr
receiver, made patty defendant. Fitzgerald VS..
Ergood; pro coniesso against Mary Ann Ergood
vacated. Adjourned till to-day.
COURT IN BAEC-THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND JUS
TIcEs Cox AND JAMEs.-Ryon VS.. Mngee; decree OF
court below reversed. Zug vs.. Barrett; order
dlsmissing appeal set aside Adjourned.
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PLEA FOR HUMANITY.
Alleged III Treatment OF Prisoners and
Those Charged with CrlMc.

Alleged Ill Treatment OF Prisoners and
Those Charged with Crime.
well-kDown lawyer OF the District met a RE-
PUBLICAN scribe yesterday and detailed TO him the
following, which, in the interests of humanity is
published, because, if there be anything in it,
to remedy it, The Society for the Preven-
ton OF Cruelty to animals is doing good work in
this city. One has only to attend the courts Of the
District very short time In order to become thor
oughly convinced of this fact. But, while one
fndS this to be true, he also realizes evil i'll the
management OF the police affairs, which should
before being brought to the court on Monday
mornings, often have to remain in some one of The
until the following Monday morning without the
least thing TO eat, unless some poor officer, with
heart larger than his pocket, furnishes them with
food. The cells also are often cold and damp.
The District has no bail commissioners, officers
that almost every other city Of any size in the
country have. There is but one way that
THIS EVIL CAN BE REMEDID
and it Is this: To have the van vans go to each
station in the District on Saturday and Sunday
evenings about o'clock and carry the prisoners
on OF Monday. II bail comm lssioners existed here
many of the prisoners could be bailed at omce,
which is their rght As it is it is often impossible
is still another thing that is showed down the
throats of the poor ignorant people who are un-
fortunate enough 10 be mixed upin criminal mat
ters. Poor creatures who are
SUMMONED AS WITNESSES
to the police court, both by the District and the
United States, are not treated right They are
compelled to attend the court, sometimes a couple
of days, and never receive one cent fees but if
they lail TO appear they brought into court and
either sent to Jail for len or fifteen days or fined
the small (?) sum of $50, which to most of them
is worse than II Sl,OOO would be TO a rich man.
which is simply outrageous Many of the cases in
the police court are conducted Improperly, espe-
cally if there is no attorney in the case. The
poor criminal Is
STUCK OFF IN A DOCK,
which is in one corner of the room, the wit
nesses stand almost half way across the room
with their backs to the prisoner. II the witness
happens to be police officer he almost invariably
talks in low, whispering tone 10 TIE judge, as
though he was afraid that the criminal might
hear, which he seldom does; and the criminal,
or person charged. is Immediately sentenced
without knowing what has been sald of him. Now
everybody knows that this is unconstitutional; (;
the prisoner can demand II as right to be brought
face to face with his accusers and hear what they
say. As it is they might as well be left down
stars or at the station. houses and just let the wit
nesses against them be heard. These are evils
that should be stopped at once.
National Republican., 1882-10-06
j. Il. Coldwcll,
D1rAT. I,e'r srIg AIrCvrIpNEER

TRUsTEE's SALE or DEsIRABLEi, y, Pr ,PnyoPI;.
ERTY-TWO.SrORY AND HASEM ENT BltlCh
nWELLINq NJ; III FIFTH srREEr Noiirll; Is
BRICK DWELLING NO 1872 EIGHTH STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust TO Charles Horzberg
nnd my self dated october l. A. u. 1850, duly recorded
1iber No D5I folio 40i ct seq, one OF the Land
Records for the District of Columbia. and at the re.
quest of the parties ured thereby, l, as surviving
trustee, shall sell a, pdblis auction N front of The
premises respectively, on MONDAN,OCIOBkH Sj,
1882 the following described real es ne situate Ia the
city OF Washington, District Of Columbia To VIII At
45J o'clock D. M, all the north part " lot numbered
eleven (ll), in square numbered hvc hundred ana
fourteen Old, fronting twenty (.O) ieet on fill
street, by depth of one hundred nIid twenty llAp
feet, together with the improvements, &C. At6oclock
y. nl., all tile south part OF lot numbered eleven
(t) In square numbered lour hundred aid one lpll,
fronting twenty-five (s2) feet on Eighth street, by
depth OF ninetynInc Vj feet four al inches, together
with the improvements, &c. . ,
Terms; 1900 the Finh street property nld
33,0 on the Eighth street property IN casn ana lne
balance In and two years at per cent Interest
secured by deed Of trust on the properly sod on n1
cash. at option OF the purchaser deposit OF svO re-
Quired each house, and all conyeynrclng at pur-
chHser's cost. Terms to be compiled with IN seven
days, otherwise the trustee reserves tue right 10 re-
sell the property, afler Ave days advertisement
J. Is. EISEMAN,
surviving Trustee.
81 WOLF Attornov. Oc4-WFMXds
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Trustees Sale.
JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AUCTION EEltS,
p27 Il street northwest.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNlM.
PLEASANT, FRONTING UPON HOWARD
AND SHERIDAN AVENUES AND BHoWN
STREET.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated June q, A. ID.
1873, and uuy recOrue in LiDer No. ~ FOLIO 2J one
Of the laud records for the District of Columbia ana
at the request of the holder of the notes secured
thereby, SHALL surviving trustee. sell ut public
auction, in front of the premises, on TUESDAY the
18th day of October a. ID. 1882, at o'clock D. n, the
following described real estate, situate in the county
bered twenty-one (2il and twenty-five lSs); In = z
Browns subdivision OF Pleasant Plains and Lamar y
Outlet, called " cunt Pleasant" together with
all the improvements If any, &C.
Terms Onethird cash, balance In three equal ln-
stallments, payable In six, twelve, and eighteen
months, WITH interest and secured by deed OF trust
upon the property sold all cash at option of pnr
chaser. Fifty dollars deposit each parcel nj time
of sale. All conveyancing and recording NJ pur-
chasers cost Terms to be complied with In ten days
from the day Of sale.
BRAINARD H. WARNER,
Surviving Trustee.
wM NJ SMITH Salesmau. Oc4-WFM&ds
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BANRERS EXCHANGE.
Three. day bills. ~ 1855 sixty-day bills..... 4sl
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
New York, Oct 5-Monty loaned down from to
per cent. and closed oiitred ut per cent. EN.
change weak and the nominal rates declined &c
to 4sl for co days and 1855 for demand actual busi
ness being done Is0 for long and i6 6giS for short
sight. Governments were unchanged. state bonds
were inactive. Railroad bonds were irregular Oh q
gregated $4,000 shares. including Central Pacific
5000 Delaware, LackawRnna Qnu western, 2sluO.
Denver and Rio Grande, s6.i00; Erie l3,10G Kansas
and Texas, siOO; Louisville and Nashville, 1900 LGl
Erie and Western, 600 Missouri Pacific, 0lUO North
western, G7UO, New Jersey Central. liOOO; Northern
Pacific 1900 Reading, 5,iOg 81 Pau, 23G0 ST. Paul
and Omaha, 3J.lGU Texas Pacific, S0,dUO; Union Pa
citc, lOO0JN Wabash Pacific, l11UO; Western Union
S.0Eg Allegheny Central, $500 Minneapolis and st
Louis, G,lOJ; Richmond ami WtsJ Point, $3.50, Rich
M nd and Danyille, 4Go0 Nashville, Chattanooga
and st, Louis, 100,
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p,,,,,uore s,eneraI yrnrn.,

BALTIMORE Oct 5.-Cotton lower and dull; mid.
ding, llysc. Flour unchanged; Howard street and
Western superHne. s3OoG3G5 do extra 80 1904 So do
family "a 755 7j City MINIS superfine. e. OOg3 70; do
extra, IS 1906 0G do Rio brands So bO5 70; Patapsco
family. 90 %; do superatve patent, s57S Wheat
southern higher and strong Western higher, firm,
and qulet; southern red ~ OiGi i0 do amber tl ODG
ia; No. / Maryland, 81 o. bid; No. Western winter
red. spot sl O5Ql o5s; October, sl 0OGui O6s; No
vembsr eli O7is bid; December, tI oSRgI 81: Janu-
RTy Il U96fI Ul1s. Corn-SOuthcrn ilrmcr, Western
higher; southern white. sic; do yelloA nominal;
Western mixed spot. 6st.te &C. october, Gsl.et7Oc;
November, 6TGC7Oc: November and December
new or old, O6d0i4c January, hS4efja Oats easter
and dull southern; tl@isC; Western White, i5Gi7o;
at 6j@5:c. Hay quirli prime 70 choice pennsylvin
mess pork ~ 2 bulk ments-shoulders and clear rib
sides, PACKED, ni49b c; bacon-shOudtrs, Lie;
clear rib sides l7c hams, iGi. nl1lc. Lard, refined
II'.c. Butter HTm; Western packed, 1902. cream
cry, 2G6t3ac. Eggs and hrner NJ 2Gc. PelrO-
leum flrnE refined, s4sAc. Coffee dull, Rio cRrgocs,
ordinary 10 fair, 7a,doAc. sugar firm; a son. Ss6c.
Whisky uulCt nj VI altl1 ~,
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A EeaI.Estnto ConteAt settled.

In the court in general term yesterday the case
of Ryan against Magee was decided, Messrs
Birney and Wheeler appearing for the plaintiff
and Messrs. Jackson and Wilson for the defend
ant, The plaintiff purchased a lot from Magee
aud about the same time Mr. Jackson, as agent
for Mcgee, sold lhe same property TO Mr., Wagga-
man. The court hold that Jackson's sale did moi
have the ratification of his principal, and there.
fore the deed 10 WagEaman Is void.
National Republican., 1882-10-06
IT.. 1c,I.E.,n,a noon,

Messrs. Presbrey & Green report an increased In
quiry for lots on Washington Heights. The loca-
ton OF Garfield avenue over the new water aque-
duct, along the crest of the hills overlooking the
city, will enhance the value of all suburban pro-
perry. The improvements along Connecticut
avenue have extended beyond the boundary, and
several fine residences are soon TO be built on the
hills. The next year viii witness great changes
In ihig part of The snbuTbs of the city.
National Republican., 1882-10-06
united States Marshal,s Sale.


By virtue writ of iera facias, issued out of the
Ceiks office of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at public
Eale for cash. in front of the courthouse door OF said
District on SATURDAY, the 2lst day Of October
1884, at II o'clock NJ, all the right, title, claim,
and interest of the defendant in and to the following
deseIiped property 10 wit: Lot numbered seventy
seven (77) of subdivision of part of square NUM-
bered two hundred and forty:one CAD, as laid out
and recorded in liber J II n, folio 3O, in the oice
of the Surveyor of sad District, March a. ISL IN the
City of Washington, said District. together with all
and sin {ular the improvements thereon. Levied
upon tie property OF the defendant Silas s. Hunt
ley to satisfy execution No. co.'s equity, In favor OF
Charles e. Huntley. -
u. s. Marshal,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
oc2.dts
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nIknIAN pErARrMENr.n wAsnINoroN. b

am anxious to introduce Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup among my Indians having used II myself
for several months, aud think IL one Of tho finest
rem edes ever found, assure you It Is the only
thing that ever Ielievedme Of a prnlracted cough,
brought on by exposure while on the Sioux Com
mission last year, A. G. BOONE,
Agent for Poncas and U. S. Commissioner.
National Republican., 1882-10-06

r'HE GhEAT hEnAsTl,xsv,v,xr, po,,r,
10 THE H6fH HE6NNTfkEAElA WEef ASB fogTF soGruwEsr
srITT D2uBtE +, TEAGK M sSrEENDIP SGEiMERY
,,, IN EtFEGr SErrlMBGn " iss3.
For psSSrE and The WSs Ghsaso; Gs; "iiS Express
9 nnr raasS 5 sSePT cSrs st @ Hs Est
daily, with Palace Cars to PittshnIg an Cincin.
matt Mail Express, $3.50 p M, daily for rittsburs
BALTIM0RE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Car andapua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
srom Washington to tanandaigua
For Williansport, Lock Haven, aud Elmira, Mt G3)
For New York and and the East s;Coa NJ lC.oa: NJ, 13l
@ @ p m and nj xSTss 1% s%a9F ." Fasn m FsToa ana
-, Cars 9SO T. m; daily, except sunday.
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding double
6r 5rr@Se PSf, 9G5USs New sSo York cy m o
a limited iI Z Expres S%S@y S @ @ day SG exccpt Ss PS SUI
For baltimore, Gio 500 $780, 1850 a. n and 100 49,
a4C, C;!O, 7;i0 $50, and lo2O p m On Sunday, 500,
03J n M, 40, G:20, 730, 1850, and 1890 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line, dAJa IN. and III p daily,
For Annapos,Y $40 n. m. and 44Op m daily, except
ALEXANpRIA AND pFREDERIcKsBuRG RAIL.
MN MN II EIfIRokb ATp RookkbAANDi'lA AND WASHING
For AsSandria go, 100 80, ll;Oo and il,25 u M.
02O, Il:OO, and il:25 A. m aid 500 p. m
For ltchniond and the south, $3.50 aid lies a. n daily
Trains leave ~ Aiexsndra iar Wellington GOO, 7.2o
500 and 1880 q. M; l2:il 300, ;0L 100 nud0;-0 p. m
and 1900 midnight. on Sunday at 7:2O 500, and o0j
Tickets and infOrnnt at the Office, northent cor
ner of ThirtC enth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and at the station, where orders can be LEFT for lha
checking OF baggage to destinations irom hotels and
J. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Ma a;cr. seiS
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AUCTION SALES.
John Sherman II Co.,
REAL ESTATE AUCrIONEEliS,
nll u a cot nnrlnMogt.
TRUsTEEs SALE OF L9T IL ,Mi.EGN M9TNT 7 PLEAS 4

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOr IN MOUNT PLEAS
ANT. COUNTY OF WAsHINGTON, d. q
ny virtue Of deed Of trust dated August u lsls
and duly recorded In I.her 13O, folio 2Ol, OF the lhu
Records for the District OF Columbia and ~ tne M ts
quest Of the party secured thereby, snail hell "
public auction In front OF the premises, on TIL Ult
DAY, the igth day ofocto9er, A. r. lssa nv S,oi m
y. M the following described real estate sluhte ~ ~
the county of Washington District OF Nnlutulh' " 70
wit; The west half Of lot twcity.nne (l " ~ . y, =,
Outlet, since allied Mount Plensant logelntr Ml,n W
the easements, heredtaments, and npput'ehphco7 W
the same belonging. -. $1,000. u,
Terms OF sale The amount ofindehcdness seoury :, q
by snid deed of trust unpaid, with the expenses ol
eale In cash; and the balance ut six ana Twelve
months for which the notes OF the purchaser peathg
interest from the day OF sale, and secured by deeu 81
trust on the properly sold will be taken t deposit
nj time Of sale All conveyanclng at purchaser cost
ANDREW b. DUNALL, Surviving Trustee,
oci-d,etlg No, g12 LOuslnnn avenue northwest
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TTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.

Schedule in effect September 20, 1852:
EtO a. m.- New Orleans Mall daily making close
connections to all points south and Southwest,
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
via Danville TO Atlanta, and Atlanta 10 New
orleans; also Washington to New Orleans via
Lyhchburg and Bristol.
$50 o. m.-louisvile Fust Line daily via Char
lottesville, Huntington, and Lexington to Cin-
c,nnati, Louisville, and all southwestern points,
making direct Connections and with solid train
anu Pullman sleeping Cars. Washington to
LouisYe.
1885 y. m.-Southerm Mail and Express daily. to all
points south, Southeast, and Southwest Via Dam
vile aud Char rlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Washington TO Charleston. Marks Sleeping
- CHAIR Cars between WashlnEtOn and DAuvillc.
For all points on .hanaNsaS D,vis on take 7lO Il. m.
train daily, except sunday. For WRrrenton
take 7:l0 q. m. train, daily
For tickets and all information, inquire at Com
paly's Ollcc, COL Pennsylvania avenu', at Union
Depot Olice, tOl Pennsylvania avenue, is connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANIEL,
General Passenger Agent Agent,
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager sells
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays ChicGgo grain and provision market
fnrni. od by Cooke 4 Co. Ia. RYe. and Fifteenth Ht
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what Arc Your Symptoms. sumersrY

Are they n furred tongue, headache, Oppression
after eating constipation2 II so, you dyspcptiC
and bilious, and nothing wal meet your case 30
efficiently as simmons Liver Regulator.
Genuine prepared only by J, II. Zellin & Co.
National Republican., 1882-10-06
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY or THE LAKE
viii leave her wharf, foot of Sixth street, every Men
day, Wednesday, anl Friday, at 5:b o'clock n. ~,
tcus iug at Py Point, Point Lookout, and Fortress
Monroe 80 -
CONS ECrING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOS.
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
FrstclusS lare to ortre,s Monroe ana norfolk 81 50
ROuud.tr u Iare to urreaS Monroe ANA Norfolk 90
81 nd lass fare to Fnrtrv Mon oaEnd No folk 50
list-c ass iAre TO rirey inn and iuius LoOkout 81
ROund..r rip fare to pinty Point ana ~, Lookout 10
Second class rare 10 Piney rOnt AMI Pt lookout rs
Returning, caves NqrCiS Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays at p. m, .. ..
JOHN GIBSON and r.. g. KNIGHT, leave Pier Il,
East river. New York, every Saturday at y. M
NJ d Georgetown every Tlursday ut q. m. For par.
UculRrs Uppy to Agent o. Water Street, GeOrgetown
Tickets ard stalernons can be secured at general
office. Gld Fifteenth street In Nat Met Bank u and
boat lirjl ALFRED WOOD SeCrytsry
National Republican., 1882-10-06

Mr.. r. NJ ]. PAINTER, the Wes ern Union Tele-
graph manager az h4cnmOud, Va says he used
81. Jacobs Oh fur rheumatism and testihes strongly
to its beneficial effects.
National Republican., 1882-10-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond quotations--Produ nnd
General Markets.

The following report ofthe financial market yester-
day. together with opcnlug and closing quotations,
are furnished by the banklng-house Of H. ID. Cooke
jr,, d Co., 1890 St. Washington, d. O;
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
.B BALriMofh AND ono onIo RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE oNty rtvr
THE EAST AND TIE WEI; o., v,,s,,,,,,,,,,,>, =,
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY corrprpp,
STEEL RAIISf N''+A''

THE EAST AND THE VET VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEy Corptrp,
STEEL RAILsi LEN
Schedule to take effect syNDAY, MAYa,. ,ss,
4: I'm ~ cb,cogo fIa3,nE,, f1IEA,WE ,,wAsiifSGfoN '
pres Sleeping GarS cncnSat Si s ssit Louis aS.
,SS ,SCs BBsIItimors Ecott City and Way Stations
$50. baltimore. Annapolis, and wnv (piedmont
49,, :, Wey, via RelayJ am
sis ss PSIp, Of ISic RGoks and Way stations
M9ssrsiown and Gt Point d ROCKS RSSi' or Frea tSr
taOO. BaIiimofc, ,Hyattsyiile, and Laurel Express
stops at Betsville Annapolis Junction Jes-
sHp,s, end norscys On sundays stops as
1000. baltimore Express. Stops at Hyattsvillc and
PHsSrs Hspres osSeg ssegr onGnpo "a and St L0g,
Chicago. "'0
1910 Baltimore Ellicott City, Annapolis. and way
Stations. ~ wy
TICS On Sunday only for Baltimore and Wav
tS:oo. Baltimore Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
s;So Baltimore and Way Stations. twlnchestcr,
FREDERICK Hagersiown, and Way via Re.
l:so Baltimore Hyattsylle, and Laurel Express
ETSgeer,SSS' ns,ean via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
oaE qSs MSx ssSn Win
folnt OF ItOcRs ana way stations unlyl
To'15. BALTIMORE Express. (Martlnsburg and Wav,
o- , Via Relay. Stops at nyatsville and InurelJ
6:01 Point of Rocks aud Way Stations
t,;00. Baltimore and Way stations
1910 Ptisburg, Cleveland and Detroit Express
go Sleeping Cars TO Pitisburg.
g:lO BallimOre Express.
t9;oS. Philadelphia, New York aud Boston ExpresJ,
- Sleeping Cars to New York.
ti0;l0. Chicago Cincinnati, pnd ST. Louis Express,
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. ST. Louis and
Chicago.
1880. BALTIMORE and Way Stations
Sunday. ~ '' N'P'
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station,
For further Information apply Rt the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington station, 6lU aud 8Si
Pennsylvaniu avenue, corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders Will be taken for baggage be checked
| and received ut any point In the city.
- WM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
G. X. LORD,
sells General Passenger Agent baltimore
National Republican., 1882-10-06

baltimore stock BOard.
BALTIMORE, oct. 5.-VirGinia Gs consolidated, 57Is
past due coupons, go new lO:iOs, III bid to-day.
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DTT--D

MURRAY.-on Thursday. october Q, lSs2 at Is:HO
o'clock A. M, JOINS II. MURRAY, In the I'D year Of
his ngo.
funeral will take place from his late residence. 2l7
-Four aud n IAf street northwest fRturday, October
T. nc 10 clock a. m, Friends and relatives Invited to
attend
fiiort Tobl Coo papers please copy.l 80
OCRMAN.-At the residence Of his parents. s2a
Ninth street, on W,ductd day, OgiObfrt ions AUSTIN
SToCKMAN. aged ~ ears aud mouths, beloved sou
OF A. ~. aud Anunhelia SiucstnAn.
National Republican., 1882-10-06

LONDON. Oct 5.-Consols for money, 100 GIG; for
the account, 1905. Erie 43jF Pennsylvania Central,
G5. rarls advices quote at Sif 7Oc exchange
on London at 25l. 2Slsc Bullion gone into the Bank
of England on balance to-day, El3O0c.
National Republican., 1882-10-06
STATE BOSDs.
Foreign Money Market.

suBTRKAsURY BALANCES
In -..... SS75207S9 40 Currency ...... s4ilI751 s.
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FOR NORFOLK. pARISM0uTH.
Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon!
STEAMER w. w. cORCORAx

Leaves sevcnth,strcct wharf daily Except sunday
for Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock q. mi returning reaches
Washington about q p. m.
nnIl Ii HIAKE Cuninln
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MARRIED..

BURNSIDE - WHITING. - October 5, by Rev.
William Pafet. at Epiphany Church, jan - BtIAD-
FoRD BuRSsIpE aud MARiE GRAY WHIrISU.
BRACE 90 MARKLE AT the residence OF the
brde'g mother Ia philadelphia, Yesterday, BY Rev
EnsOS q. BRNCE or Wheeling w. Va, an EMILE
B. MABKLK, daughter Of the late Edmund A. sou-
der. No cards.
National Republican., 1882-10-06

United states per cent loOJ4 ioO5S
United States IA per cent. relstered.. hs5sgll2sA
United states "A per cent. cUupon- n2tsgllzz
United States per cent registered nssaGl llBs
United states per cent cuupui....... llSsu 1854
United states per cent Z. L...,..... nS5sVyllStA
District Columbia 5. .U5s .................. lUy