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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-22

MoRTuARY REPORT FOR VIE WEEK ESD-
ING MARCH 1s, 1SS2.-CduSes Of Death:
Anuerism, 1 white; Brights disease,
colored; bronchitis, 1 white, colored:
cancer, white; consumption, white,
colored; commissions (nfantife), 1 white;
debility, white, colored; ciarrhGa,
white; fever Qyphoidl eolored; fever
(typho-malariaf, white; heart-disease, !
white, | colored; liver-disease, 1 white.
colored; old age, l white; paralysis,
white; pneumonia, 1 white, 2 colorcd:
puerperal convulsions, white; smallpox,
white, colored; other diseases, white.
Whole number OF deaths in the city, excln-
sive OF still-births, 32. Locality: Marshall
Ward, /: Jefferson Ward, 1; Madison
Ward, D; Monroe Ward, g.; Clay Ward, 3:
Jackson Ward, 5; almshouse, A; smallpox
hospital, ).
Rate of mortality of whole population
was 1921 per 1,000 per annum: rate OF NOR
tality OF white population was 22.IS per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF co.
lored population was 1851 per 1000 per
annum. j. G.. CABEl.i, NJ. d..
President Board Of Health.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, local rains, followed by
colder, fair weather. winds shiitingto south
west and northwest, and rising barometer.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and mild.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, Al;
4. NJ, 80; noon, 80; i. NJ, GA; J.
NJ, &c; midnight, 40.
Mean temperature. J35.
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ter will he placed before the Governor by
Mr.. Neelcy az soon as the former returns
from Washington.
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SUPREME Court or APPEALS. - Loving
and wife Us. hshlin. Submitted.
Sublett & Cary as. Wood. Submitted.
Virginia Mutual Protection Association
rs. Sharkley. Dismissed.
Stovall Us. Lee. Dismissed.
Pain & Brother as. Buh's administrator.
Argued by b. 4. Cr,mp, Esq, for appel
lants and Major J. II. Gayle Tor appellee,
and submitted.
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THE IMPERIAL.

~ l.. GOODMAN,
Ia, IMPERIAL SALOON,
No. an, corner 0f seyehl, and Marshan streets,
opposite the new Reginentai Armory The pabiis
generally are tnvlsed D. call. Always ON hani
CHOICE LIQUORS. WINES, and LAGEk
BEERS. tkfrLUNCH every day. IMPORTED
LAGER at GENTS \ GLASS. NH yc-ecd,Ns
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lrVBIIsIiED ~ AUTHORITY or THE AUDITOR f
ruELIc ACCOUNTS ron VInGISiA.l -.,.-
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
n FISCAL YEAR ENDING TIE 3lST DAY
Of DECEMBER. 1851, OF TUE ACIl NJ cox
or NORTI-AMERICA, ORGANIZED UNDER
TIIF LAWS or THE DOMINION or CANADA.
C0TSTs f0R TUE COMMONWEALTH OF
VIRGINIA ri BSVANT TO TIE Not OF TIE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULATING TIIb
REPORTS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES. AP-
PROVED FEBRUARY 32, 1873.
Name Of the company in full-GUAEANTgE
COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA.
Home or principal Office of said compaRy-2GO
ST. JANIS sTEEET. MONTREAL; CANADA.
Character of the company-whether lie, acci-
dent casualty. city cooperative association. bro
therbood, livestock. or any other association m
suriug gllfe-GUARAN1EE.
President~sir ALEXANDER T. GAIT, O. G.
vice-Presiieut-JoHN RANKIy.
Managing Dircctor-EDwARD RAWLINGS.
SccrciaTy-lAMES GRANT.
Organized and incOrporatcd-AUGUSr 2, 1871.
Commenced husincss-APlsii. 1872.
Names ofthe General Agents In NirSinia-Mes-rs.
GORDON e PLEASANT~.
Eesidence of the General Agents in Virginia
NORTH ELEVENTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
The number Of p0lcies issued du-
during the year...................: o,O19
thereby .,'. $4,7259s5 90
during the ye1r........ .,......... 76,52i SO
The amount Of Interest received,
and an other receipts This in
cludcs sl4J,j4O increase Of cipi- -o- On
Nll..s...s...........s... ip-'f % Vo
rSS e an, 81 lose. sa5sld 1889 fsSs 5s e
The amount Of eNponsC9-DiNi-
dends paid sockholders, So
g27I0: commissions, Sj,22ll7;
salaries and fees 10 directors,
S7ISS.7O: taxes. s3S7.il: bO-
nus 10 policy -hOiders. S6,5sf7S;
an aihcr expenses, &33.52O.53.. 03.s29 1S
force.................. '.,. ....'............ 7,l54
Tie amount Of Liabilities or risks
thereon. SS,4O6.625, and all
other Iahinties-Cnearned pre-
rectors' fees. ST 300; rent, sl6O. 36.s52 81
any, % psid up in cash .o2,5sO 90
Tie amount Of assets, and how in-
Real estate, $1,000; Montreal
harbOr bonds, s97.4s2.5O;
city OF Toronto bonds, SILL
600: Montreal corporation
hOnds, s235sc; Montreal
Marcbouing bonds. s9,733.33;
Victoria y. 4. Water-Works
bonds, $4,000; Dominion
stock, sSg9,G7 United states
J's continued a: 81 per cent,
s2lg,53u: cash 0n hand. 81
747,l7; IN bank,. s27,0l3.I5;
accrued Interest. Sl,596.65;
premium. IN due course Of col
lection, Sj.2ei.69; bills re-
cclvablc, 81 ,62S.O4 furniture
and hNturcs. fl,926.7 ......... S5e,oi9 ~
The amount Of unpaid dividends. $50 ~
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SAY! Send ten cents, In stamps or silver. ssr
FIFTEEN HIGn-CoLoRBD CHRoMo-CARDs.
DIAMOND snIRT-FACTogy.
Post-Ofiice Box Cog. Baltimore, MI.
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WEATHER REPORT.

fEntcrcd 1T the Posi-ofiicc ri Richmond. Va, n
spcond-class maticr.l
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ROE HfRgINGs are getting scarce. ". ~.
ELAiR CO., 100 east Main street.
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AlfImond 1ispatch.


ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIICU-
LATiON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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LAZY, DROwsY FEELINGS aIC precursors 81
sickness, which IiOP BuTEHs Wiz Instantly
/ hanf-h
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TISsLEf's PEAS for sale very low 70 the tra.lr.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co., 1l09 cast Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-22

TAKEN UPON THE CAPITOL Ies'y
j SQUARE BRiNDIE COW With .1.lA~
white spots. which Tire owner can g.t ~ p.ysng
eh,r1e, j. VI. nRO,kE<BRpIGH,
mi 22-tt. superintendent rublic BUILDING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-22

THE SrEGNwAY 4 CuIcKERiNG are reaiiy tAe
only American pianos Of worldwide reputation
They are better to-day ilIan ever before HlLAND
SLFF. Agents, ol3 Main street Richmond Va
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LOST. srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

I OST, ON MONDAY NIGHT, \ GOLD
IL DOLLAR, with a monogram, -. L. W." CA
IL The Under viii please leave II with
VI. 4. SMITH & CO.,
NH 2o-lik >bock0e SIP.
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MoNTRosE Whisky the hest for family use.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co,
1109 east Main -fr,,5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-22

WANTED, TO BUY TWOOR THREE
w SMALL liOI' ~i.S CA the in-iainont IN.
". ~. Kkt\INGIiAM,
rih hol-3, Richmond. W..
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ALL WE ASK Is \ CALL
FOR
EXAMINATION OF OUR STOCK
WHETHER
YOU ARE READY TO BUY OR NOT.
We have also
OPENED \ BRANCH-STORE
1929 EAST MAIN STREET
for the accommodation of the lower part OF the
city and pubic generally.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
NH l2-eOd 81 Broad street.
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WANTS.

WANTED. TO SELL 4 MEDIUM
W SIZE NEW SAFE al a bargain. Address
NH o2-lts JONES. DisDdich oincc.
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INSIRANCE STATEMENT.

PUBLISHED ~ AUTHORITY or THE AUDITOR Of
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOR VIRCISTA.I
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DOSITION WANTED BY \ YOUNG
L MAN who T. good book-kreper md draught--
man. and who N make himself usefui IN bus me-
generally. References flNCn. AGdress " II. :.
- 5O6 eat rankin street mh 2l-2'H
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WANTED, AN OCCUPANT FOR \
w ORTA3LI-FURN.SliED FRONT
ROOM. with gis and ali necessary attention, f"s
seventh street mh 22-iis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-22

THE HALLEr & DAVIS riANo has been before
the public about thirty years. DIR. franz. lrx-
the greatest uring pianist, recommends II 70
an musicians. RYLASD & LIE, General Agents
for virginia aud North Carolina.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO CALL
w AND GET THE RICHMOND PRo-
GHFS-'n a real estate tournal just OUT and can 20
procured at my once free 81 cost. ..
). J.TiIoMPSON BROWN,
NH ID-ow Ill3 Main street.
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THE "FIscHER" PIANO formerly Nunus &
Clark has won Its way over all rivals for yorfy
Years. Over Jorfy-fro thousoad are now ia rsc.
They seem never to wear out. The Cprights ~;
selling rapidly and are perfect grms. RyLtSD 4
LEE, General Agents for Virginia and North Caro-
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CnupGEN's SOcIAL.-Last evening the
little people, friends of Miss Mamie Tillyer.
met az the residence OF her aunt, Mrs. j..
J. Wright. 502 north Fifth street, for the
purpose OF celebrating the young miss's
birthday. OF course there was nothing
but pleasure In the round Of amusements
and the splendid feast spread for the Joyous
Young folks, who went away to dream OF
the good time and pleasant memories Of the
occasion.
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WANTED, TO FURNISH CATA-
w LOGuES OF sHEiT-MlrlC and III AMOS
chasing No charge for information or dialogues.
RAM0. MOSES Mnsc-liouse,
mhlo Ola Main street.
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR
w PRIME GERMAN AND AMERICAN MIL
LET. GLOVER. TIMOTHY, ORCHARD. MD
UFtD--GRAs~ SEED, WINTER AND SIklNb
TALIAFERRO CO..
NH 5-eol III south Twelfth street
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY. SENk-
w RAJ EFFICIENT ,ALEsMEN; apply -
DOMESTIC cGWiSG-5ittHiNE COMPANY.
tulyI-3tH
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RAMOS & MosEs-Vioiins, Aceordeons, RAMOS
Guitar, strings, &c.
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- YOU NAY BnEAR, YOU @AY SKATER TIL
VASE If YOU viii,
But the scent of the roses win cling round IL
still.''
National Republican., 1882-12-08
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY,
,1r NIsv TptrNt, tTNsis
TIE DIVUEb FASI AND IHE ONbY lime
,,,,,.... -. - BETWEEN.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER,
STEEL RAILS!


A. Schedule a to taff f,I%Ilt ,SIfSIt gyNpAY non H. s
t4OS Chicago Cincinnati and 81, Lnyts r,.t Fr,
sSe and cbIcssgplng b1IIssplng Cars to Cucinnal, 81 Louis
so, $oH BBsil!!mSrs' Ecott City, and Way stations,
$3.50. baltimore, Ahunpolis, and WAY. piodmoat
Wny SWTSsDgIrgi wI1 ho,s oW,sinGhester, Hogersown AMI
tea ts,S ss9IIrim3rs s9Int nS 6 Express; ,,,..e,..,
SO Philadelphia, NeW Si'g % YoT lHfs and Boston ,,re.,
$40 stsnni0r pnrlor Cars Cars e New YORK.
giSterSStown aIiSt aud at Point OF Rocks ror Fred
tsOo. Baltimore, Hyattsvlile, and laurel I,xpre,s-
stops at beitoville, Annapolis Junction Jes-
snp,s, ,Isnc and Dorscys' ON Sundays stops at
1000 Baltimore Express. Stops at Hyatlsvlc and
tlO;iS. pittsbutg Chicago, Cincinnati aud st. oul,
Express, Sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati, l1uls-
=, n, vile, and Chicago.
i2lo Baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis, and Way
TIA TIA oonnIssInnday only for Baltimore and way.
ta:,5. ore Baltimore EXiros'
tS'Oo Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ez.
frederick Hagerstown, aud Way Via Re-
4:So. Baltimore, ,Hyatsvlllc and Laurel Express
SSpnSitoT' SrTSastpIcS' via Relay. stops At Annapoll
t44e. Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations.
ta4a Point OF Rocks FredGrck, HageIst0wn Win.
.-.,- =, Point OF Rocks aud Way stations 6nivi
Via Reay Stops at Hars9E,g HyHlsya snS ana Wsy
puS Point OF Rocks and Way Stations
tito. Baltimore and Way Stations
1880 Baltimore Express.
tS4l Pttsbugg, Cleveland, and Detroit Fxnrc,S
- Sleqping Cafs 10 Pitlsburg.
t@4o Philadelphia New York aud Boston Express
,o u Sleeping Cars to New York.
t@oa chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis EVpress
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis and
li:so baltimore and Way Stations.
Sunday. ''' ~ ' '''''' 'NVel''
Az Trains from Washington stop at Relay station
Fer further Information apply al the Baltmoreand
Ohio Ticket Offices; Washington station, 6a ami S5i
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth street,
and reoeiveaat atly point Id Che sity:
Mastes Of TranspoItaaon. Baltimore.
,o,o o,,.,. g. X LORD,
National Republican., 1882-12-08
A rY,.rrd.r.,ood su,,,,ct.

"tcptha what is tofsey" asked Mrs. Jones
the other evening, as she pondered over a
newspaper.
The best mixer in the world" answered
Jones, who was just then poring over some
agricultural reports he was interested in.
"Milkers7 oh, Is it one of those patent
things the farmers have to milk with?
thought il was something to wear. 1t says
cut gorcd, and Is ribbed like"
ooh, that's the Jersey Lily" said Jones,
marking an article on the value of wheat !;
cts new specimen of the Cereus family;
you must have seen il alluded to in the pa
pers"
"Id like to know when find time to read
the papers. But what does this meanW
"Those of dark red will be found the most
desirable"
"Cow-I knew it was; surely, Maria, you
are not so ignorant as not to know that Jer-
sey cows"
" But cows are not buttoned on the shoul-
der and tight fitting; that's what this Jersey
is," interrupted Mrs. j.
"Well, Maria, IL you know what q Jersey is
what did you ask me for2" asked Jones, in a
hurt tone.
ooh, here it is; know now It's tight
fitting straight jacket kind of thing that Mrs.
Langtry, the Irish conspirator that they're
making such a fuss about wears; that's what
1t is-Jer-sey, Jeptha," and Mrs. Jones smiled
softly. ...... ...-.
But Jones was mad and wouldn't answer.
National Republican., 1882-12-08
Who Is tho Acquaintance. .

Mrs. Labouchere was asked by q New York
World reporter yesterday: Have you any
objection to saying why you do not now go to
Boston with her, Mrs. Labouchere?"
Certainly not, since such absurd state
ments have been made on the subject. l have
not auarreled with Mrs. Langtry, have no
wish to quarrel with her, but have had oc-
casion to remonstrate with her in regard to a
certain acquaintance formed by her in this
city which seemed to me likely to interfere
with her success on the stage and certain to
interfere with my own comfort as her friend
and companion, She did not take these re.
monstrances in good part, and insisted on
keeping up this acquaintance at Boston. I
then told her plainly that could not posi-
bly, consent to accompany her in these circum-
stances, and she preferred to go to Boston
alone That is the whole story"
MAY ask, Mrs. Labouchere, what your
present plans pre?"
"I am going to Washington in day or two
to see the Houses of Congress and your Capt.
tai City, for take great deal of interest in
politics on both sides of the water, and / ex.
peet after that to return home. have en-.
joyod my visit very much, and have received
nothing but kindness which shall not forget
during my stay in New York"
National Republican., 1882-12-08
A Lizard Under tIle skin.
Salt Lake Tribune,

There is a colored man in New
London, No. who for years has claimed
that he had a scorpin under his skin
and that II crawled from place to
place over his body. short time since
Drs. Sprague and Rails, of London, a couple of
scientists, coaxed 1he man to submit to a
surgical operation for the removal of the
" "varmint" They distinctly traced bhe ami
the left shoulder, and thence back again
to a position between the thighs and knee
of the right leg, Clasping the limb above
and below where the animal seemed to be
they administered chloroform to the man,
and making an incision in the leg took there
from living reptile-not scorpion, but
something resembling lizard. 1t was placed
in vial of alcohol. and the doctors have had
several offers for its purchase.
National Republican., 1882-12-08
Credit 90 Miss Hale.

1t may not be generally known that the
governors of the several States in appointing
the last Thursday of November as a day of
THANKSGIVING were prevailed upon by
a woman to select the same day. The
lady who edited Godeys LGdys Book moro
than thirty years, Mrs, Sarah JOSEF
Hale, urged the governors of the several
States to fix upon one day. Not satisfied with
recommending, year after year, concerted
action, through the columns of the magazine
she edited, she addressed the governors of
the States individually, and at the end of
many years enjoyed the satisfaction that at
tends well directed and successful effort. ga. a',
National Republican., 1882-12-08
The Speech OF the Day.
Strdfford Herald.


"My son." said an Ontario street mother,
ego down to the grocery and get me can of
green peas"
"I should squirm to wiggle," answered the
boy.
"Go on, tell you"
az should limp 10 jump"
If you don't go this instantI will tell your
father when he comes home"
"I show blow TO tattle,"
Never mind, sir"
"Ishould whoop to squeal."
When the father came the mother said:
II wish that you'd whip Tom. He posi-
lively refused to 20 down to the grocery, and
told me that l was a tattler, and that he
would jump on me if l didn't mind"
"Tom."
."Yes, sir"
"What is that you said to your mother to-
day?n
"Then l am a story-teller and you are a
pretty boy,' said the mother,
Look here, young man, If you don't
behave yourself I'll thrash you, do you hear,
sir ?'
II should litter to snort"
"Come here to me, sir" and,the young man
squirmed to wiggle, limped to jump, blew to
tattle, whooped to sqneal, and Uttered to snort.
National Republican., 1882-12-08
The market remained firm during d
day, and closed firm.

The market remained firm during the entire
day. and closed firm.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 7.-Cotton-Fair demand freely
met at previous prices; middling uplands, 8 l5.16
mfddling Orleans, 66 sales, 1900; speculation
and export, 1000; receipts, 23,500; American, 49,.
800; uplands low middling clause, December de-
livery, 54-64 January and February, 5 53-6i
February and March, h-6i; March and April
and July, 8 1-64; futures dull, but steady.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 7.--Virginia 6s deferred,
u; consolidated 621; past due coupons, 621a; new
10-40s, 4Sl4 bid to-day.
FOREIGN STOCK MARKET.
LONDON. Dec. 7,-Bar silver, 5Os4d. Consols for
money 100 IL. 16; do for the account, l0l16 Allan
TIC and Great Western firsts, 62s do seconds, lSl4
New York Central, l35; Pennsylvania Central, 62lS
National Republican., 1882-12-08

firm; SIT 45Ca1T 80 cash sl7 05@17 G71S January;
sli 75@tf 7715 February. Lard ehser at $40 ESQ
10 20 cash; $40 65@l0 6715 December and January.
Bulk meats steady ana unchanged; shoulders,
exc, short rib. 50 20; short clear 50 Co. Whisky
National Republican., 1882-12-08
MFemaIe CompIaints.n

DR.. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.-Dear Sir !:
1 write to tell you what your Favorite Pre-
scription" has done for me. ! had been a
great sufferer from female complaints, es-
pecially dragging down." for over six years,
during much of the time unable to work.
paid out hundreds of dollars without any
benefit till took three bottles of the Fa-
vorite Prescription" and I never had any
thing do me SO much good in my life. ad-
wise every sick lady to take it,
MRS. EMILY RHoADs McBrides, Mich.
National Republican., 1882-12-08
Prescte1lce.

Editor Logan, Of the Montreal Star, was
dying of typoid fever. Speaking at intervals
in his delirium, he said: ~ have a brother at
sea-" "a storms coming on" "Will the
vessel be able to weather the Storm" "The
waves are dashing over the ship" "oh, that
he were safe on land !"
His mind wandered to other matters, but
afterward learned, was at that very time
drowning in storm. Those who believe in
second sight will not accept the theory of
chance in this strange and well-authenticated
National Republican., 1882-12-08
GOVERNMENT noNps.
oHIcAoo oRAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO, Dec Flour dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat ~ fair demand, but lnwer rate; regular,
e4z6ggile ,necemheTi 9t94@941So january; No. 2
req Winter, 9d54@9leSci No. Chicago lprnI, 9lX
lower b4Is955c CASH bt31G154J& December; 6aSS
@eg94ca .Jse1nsssTy, Oats strong aud hghsrJ s55ze
seaTcS and nTm A. 81 00@7. %. : Pork .aeiiye and
National Republican., 1882-12-08


70 TSS $abS3EsyEy4EIA $6S3a 1yf M BogTF sr u,.
uu, DoGBLf THAcK, sPLtSsiGyffip scGSETR1YS.o 20
STEEL RAILS, MAGHlEtClNT EQUIPNIENE
TRAINS N IEEEE EsEEfEoI %Hs4 NYEMRoR o% Station
For r,GI, Corner Of sixth and 3 streets, as follows
Of Palace seepins Cara at s6 a. m 5y :,
Line GSO a. M, daily, with sleeping Cars from Iia
daily WIN Paace Cars 10 Pts6Rs t65Rs's ana @Sp M
natl MAI Express, $50 y. M, daily for rIttsburs
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie, Canandaisua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
rom @ Washngion 10 3ananGasGxai Gxi win PD'"'e Oars
For Winmsport, Lock Haven aud Elmira, at 9:ll
For New WYE York aud the East s,ooa nn, 1880 a. NJ. Ial
3 ig esO m and @sd nj xSrss o@ saadqy on FGS 3 2 Pt gs
For BrooKlyn, n. All through trains CONNECT At
ing drec transfer to Fulton street ayoidin d6G6o
ferrlsge across New York city,,
FSr and dPhdsssephn dsS y SSo 900 sn5v md @ s M a @ a @ 81
m. Limited Express. 93O d, M, daily, except San.
For baltimore. $40, 500 $50 1880 a. N. aud r3o In
4:to o;0, 100 800, and lO;2O p. m On sunday ,jl
For Popss Creek Line, G4Oa M aud 40 p. m. daily
For ARnspos,' $40 a. M and l;lop. m. daily, ez,ont
AIEXxHDRIA AND NDFREDERICKsBURG RAIL.
MAf MNJAI n AMP ySi'eAt eaAttSSHANpllA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, 8;80 700 go, HOO, and l25 a. m,
S ~ lS OE ana ' lbs Sn' a. n il"D and 500 p m M. "S " O
For Richmond and the Suuth $3.50 and HE'S IN daily
trains a6 @ eISe M dsS SGfGs s Wellington @ 500
sib3 and 1000 a. M " O, 800 io 7o0 andH'lop NJ,
and 1900 mldngnL on Sunday at 800 SD 'and l&oj
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor.
ner of Thirteenth street ahd Pennsylyapia pa ayenie
checking of baggage to destination nom hotels AMI
J. II. WOOD. General Passonger ArcuL
CHARLES L. PUGH, General Malag r. sel3
National Republican., 1882-12-08
SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR

children suffering with Collie soon experience relief
when simmons Liver Regulator is administered
HB- Take only the Genuine, which always has on
the wrapper the red Trademark and signature OF
National Republican., 1882-12-08
se's eenetal.Ressensep Apfnt, hdi11&of,e 1sas,
Ra1NfA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
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Schedule In effect October is. ISs2t
Hlo q. m.-New orleaps Mall daily, LlOTinE olcsa
cohhectione 10 all points South ana Southwest,
with Pullman sleeping Cars irom Nashington
Gia 4 Danvile 70 Atlanta, apd Atlanta to New
Lvnehhprg and BRISTOL
$40 p. m,lkoulRyile Fast fine, duly, yia Char
lottssylle, Huntington. ppd bexlngtoh. 10 en-.
cinnau. Louisville and all Western points
making direct conn ections, and with solid train
and Pmilnah Sleeping Cars Washington 10
1895 ,. m.-scIthern Mail ant, Express daily to all
points South, Southeast and sOuthWe est via Dan.
vile and Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Washington TO Charleston.
For all points on ManaSsas Division take 7IQ o. m
train daily, except Sunday. For WatrentOn
take I:l0 o. tl. and b:l0 0, NJ. trans, daily
For tickets and oil Information, inqtire ht Com.
pnny's Ohoe, 60l PPnnsylvania avenue or at UnlOu
Depot once, COL Pennsylvania avenue, is connected
NJ. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANTEL,
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. sells