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National Republican., 1882-10-28
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcinI TransncIIons ns Recorded
Yesterday.

Mr. ]. r. olmstead presents the following trans
actions IN real estate In the District yesterday, as
reported to him by the Recorder ofDceds
on Eighteenth street west l1S feet by 80 feet II
son street north. lots 8, 9 and west half Of
10, square l69; also on ii street north, between
Seventeent h and Eighteenth streets west lot II,
square 1GG 10 feet inches front by 20 fee Henri
elta Wise to Katharine Miller, So 900.
On Twentieth street west, between and i
streets north, part oflot 9, square 100 90 feet y
ineh 'front.', james il. Smith, trustee, TO the Church
Orphanage Association, st. john parish, S4,750.
On Twentieth street west, between aud +
streets north south part Of lot O, square 122 (26
feet inch front by 155 feet 10 inches), Francis
Myers to Thomas Duke, 5000.
same property next above described, Thomas
Duke to Francis G. Saxton, 81 200.
- On street north, between Twentieth and
Iwenty-ir streets west, sublnt A, square 7S (2i
feet 10 inches front by depth), Howard N. Potter
TO Robert b. Potter, nominal.
On Iowa. Circle, near Thirteenth street west,
snblot u, square 2i1 Us feet front by depth G. Il.
Henry, United States marshal, to Lewis II. flush
field, 81 400.
on Eighth street west, between and NJ streets
feet nohes) Jacob i. Eiseman, trustee, to Max
Goldsmith, 81 $50
On New Jersey avenue, between II and streets
north, subot a. square west Of square 62S go feet
3inches front by 1874 tcep. Sidney T. Thomas ct
AL, trustees, to Benjamin r Burch, s2,7l0
On Q street north (95 feet by 20 feet on II street
trustee, TO Enoch L. White, S1,12l.
on Eleventh street east ga feet inches by 81
feet ii inches on u street north), part of lot TO-
square 800, Lorin NJ. Saunders to Eugenia E. Douo-
hoe, SIPS.
Barry Farm, lot u, section 8. John S. Mars to
Barry Farm part of lot s. section Q, Alfred Hill
to Mary Hill Watson, nominal.
larry Farm, part of same property (north 80 feet
by 100 ieep, Mary Hill Watson to Alfred Hill
Mount Pleasant, west halfof lot 90, s. p Browns
subdivision, Andrew b. Duval trustee, to Com
missioner MIS- OF Freedman's Saving u Trust Company,
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District Goyernment Affairs.

Building permits were issued yesterday to +. s.
Altman to make repairs near Benning's Station, to
cost S6OO Mrs. Martha Allen, to make repairs on
Virginia avenue southwest, TO cost $500.
The teachers of the public schools will not be
paid until next Saturday.
The total arrears of taxes collected up to date is
S1359O02.
The Commissioners have notified the petitioners
who asked that Seventh street be paved from @ to
the Boundary that there is no appropriation Tor
that purpose.
In response to letter by the District Commits
soners to Governor Sturgls of the Soldle rs Home
respecting the care and custody OF abo ut dozen
inmates of the Home who have found their way to
the city almshouse, Governor Sturgis states that
cannot be received there again. The Commission
ers are now considering what disposition TO make
of them.
Friday
The checks for the payment of the Metropolitan
police were signed Friday.
National Republican., 1882-10-28
DISTRICT COURTS,

PROBATE CouRT-JusTIcE HAeYER-Estnte of
Frank z. Hill; motion of creditors for order of
sale. Rule and petition OH Augustus NJ. Sprague,
guardian to show cause returnable November s..
Estate Of Maria L. Kidwel: rule issued on james
w. Barker, administrator, returnable November o.
Estate OF Henry Bont2 petition and order OF sale.
Estate OF Patrick Gibbons; order appointing
James Nicholas Callan ndministrator on bond Of
$500. Petition of Antoinette Dc silver Christiani
and order appointing Charles Christiani guardian
TO Joseph Francis DE Silver on bond of S. 600.
Petition and order appointing Edward d, Hughes
guardian 10 William Kornmlller on bond of 500.
Estate of Matilda s. Smith petition of Margaret
G. CAN'T for administration and assent OF heirs
On bond of $500. George Callaghan, guardian to
orphans james Flanagan, asks permission of
court 10 apply fund received from proceedings
same would 60, with a view Of saving penalties
guardian Instructed to do SO and bring in
The vouchers and they would be allowed
NJ. Bishop for letters Of Administration; an order
OF publication issued. Estate of Andrew Roth (;
petition Of Mary Ann Roth for letters of admins
tration filed; an order for citation ON heirs. Es-
tate Of Edward Thornton Taylor order OF sale.
In re Thomas Johnson, guardian of W. q. Cleary
petition of J. ID. Cleary and John 4. Campbell for
rehearing of the guardianship, and order granting
the same, and appointing Johnson guardian on
giving bond i'll the sum of $3.50. Estate of w. W.
Wood and Thomas N. Wood on bond OF S25, 900
VIII of Paul Wilson proven and admitted to pro.
bate aud record and letters testamentary issued
to Hannah Wilson on bond of Sl,2Q0: In re J. II.
Gibson, minor; or der appointing w. H.. Gibson
guardian on bond ofs4O0O. In re Norris J. Fooe (;
order appointing the petitioner guardian to his
minor children on bo nd of $500. Estate Of Will
lam Hurley Emily w. Hurley qualified asadmin-
istratrix and guardian on bond of $1,000 in each
case.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsTIcE MAcARTHUR-Kindal
VS., Bellinger; verdict for defendant Stiles VS..
Selinger; verdict for plaintiff $3.50 Lockwood VS..
Stettinusi verdict Tor plaintiff $780, United
become party defendant. Denmead VS.. Dentz ;
motion for new trial. Adjourned till IL u. IN. to.
day. No assignment.
EQUITY CoURT-JUsTICE HAGNER,-Sunderland
vs. kilbourn; lime to take testimony extended
I'LL November 23 Same Vs. same; witness Kill
bourn required to answer interrogatory. Adjourned
till to-day. No assignment.
COURT IN BASc-THE CHIEF JUSTICE JUSTICES
Cox AND JAMEs.-fIsk, Clark, and Flagg VS.. Hol-
lander Bros; on trial. Adjourned till Monday.
Assignment unchanged.
National Republican., 1882-10-28
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted in the
Supreme Court Of the United States Friday;
r. s Blair, OF Richmond, Va, was admitted to
practice.
No 72s. Christian Rupert, plaintfrn in error VS..
sylvester Mayhem, and No. f30 Christian Rup.
peri, plaintiff in error, vs. sylvester Mayhem and
J. Hoffman Smith. Dismissed with costs. -
No, lll1 John Van Riswlck, appellant, vs.. VIII.
lam e. slalding ct al. Dooketed and dismissed
with costs
No o. The National Steamship Company, plain.
TIL IN error, VS.. Charles II. Tugman. Argument
continued by f. ]. Fithian for defendant in error,
and concluded by b. c. Chetwood for plaintiff in
error
No. IS. The Equator Mining aud Smelling Com
puny, plaintiff In error, vs. George w. Hall ct al.
Submitted by II. NJ Teller for plaintiff in error
No. 56. The Standard OIL Company ofCleveland,
Ohio, plaintiff in error, VS. George II. Van Etteu.
Argument commenoedh by Levi T. Griffin for plain
titf in error, and continued by Harrison Geer and
w. II. Smith for defendant in error Adjourned
until Monday.
National Republican., 1882-10-28
naI,,mors eensrnl Market.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.- Cotton steady; middlng, 1OHc
Flour dull and steady; Howard street and Western
superne, s3 5od4 OO do extra 81 254 rs; do family
a S7qG 10; City Mills superne, - 504 O0 do extra
Si25i75; do Rio brands s5 rs; Patapsco family 50 25
do superlGtive patent t7C0, Wheat-Southern steady
and firm: Western quiet and steady Southern red,
81 OS@l 0G do amber, 81 OsGl III No. Maryland, 81 29
No. Western winter red. spot and October 81 O5lS
@ll O57l November. 81 O5}l@1 O6 December q O7ss@
1U7I: January, II 09h@l 09%. Corn-Southern firm;
Western frner, closing steady Southern white new
15glTc; old, sslS9ci do yellow, new, 76c old S6Ssc
Western mixed, spot and October, s5c nomina No.
yember, 7S97ec year, 6lq6ikc; January, 59{6g59;sc
Oats quiet and firm southern 4s9b3c Western white
509S2c; do mixed 4Gg!3c Pennsyiyania, isa5Oc. Rye
steady and firm at b7d70c for fair TO prime. Hay
quiet and easy: prime TO choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland. sl4006pla 90 Provisions weak and easy;
mess pork S2i 70; bulk meas-shouldersan clear rib
sides packed lysgl5c bacOn-shouldeTs, l25 clear
rib sides, l7Ac; hams, l79l7lsc Lard, l4c Butter
very firm for choice creamery, 3jGg37c Western
packed, 23@25c. Eggs scarce and firm at 25c. PetrO-
eum dnll and nomnhli refined, 7sSg75Sc. Coffee duh
and nominali Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair 7,M9c
sugar dull a soft 9'sc. Whisky firm at u 9l6li %
National Republican., 1882-10-28
pecuIInr Biu orDIyor,,

Nero Taylor has filed u bill of divorce agains
sallie Taylor. About November 25 1862, the par
ties were united in marriage in the County of
King William, Virginia, by one "Suky Pratt"
and thereafter they recognized and cohabited Us
husband andwi On May l, 1868, they moved to
this city and kept house on q street, and on or
about September ], 1875 about - O'Clock at night,
the plaintiff caught his wife committing adultery
with one Thomas Stewart. On April TO- 1878 she
gave birth to child of which the plaintiff charges
stewart was the father. On March ., 1877, the
deienda9t deserted me plaintiff H Wiswal Is
most peculiar ever fled in divorce case The
defendant is termed the "libelee," new name in
divorce proceedings, and the bill a "Lbel;" it is
rather libel on bill.
National Republican., 1882-10-28
HnIes of RanI Entntc.

Thomas bowling has sold lot 100, square 623,
fronting 10 feet on street, between North Capitol
and First streets west, improved by Rthree-story
and basement brick house, known as No 20 /
street, to Mrs S. " Clark for 81 AGO. subject to sllO
taxes and $3.50 interest. Lots 6 and T. in square
1856, improved by two frame houses, were also sold
10 II. NJ. Baker Tor ~, 400 each.
], 2. Coldwell real estate auctioneer, has sold
for MesSrs B. IL, Warner aud /. G. Kim6all, trus-
tees, sublots 90 and 5S, square 369, improved by
lhree-story brick dwelling, No. 1921 Tenth street
northwest, TO Judge Samuel shellabarger for
S6lUO,
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Dcnth of gIr. 3. n. TnyIor.

ofthe Calvary Baptist Sunday School. which took
place Thursday night, is q peculiarly sad one. He
had made every preparation for his marriage
with Miss Mary X Stickney daughter of Mr.
Frank stckney, disbursing clerk of the Navy De-
Partment, within week. On Sunday he was at
tucked with perltonits, and when 1t was found
that he could not recover the marriage was per
formed ut the bedside OF the sick man by Rev S.
H. Greene on Tuesday night. Mr. Taylor was for
many years connected with the Typographical di-
vision of the Post-Oiice Department. and was
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
National Republican., 1882-10-28
poIl,e a,our, Nn,..
TUEkCS VOuFI NOIeN.
orge Parish, colored, was fined $40 for beat

George Parish, colored, was fined $40 for beat
ing his wife.
Gordon Fitzhugh colored coal HEAVIER on the
steamer Excelsior, was charged with assaulting
and cutting Special officer Bets, who is stationed
at the steamboat wharves. The case was con-
tinued for evidence for the defense.
Joe Donnelly white, was seat TO the farm for
thirty days as a vagrant.
The case OF John Johnson, who severely scalded
man i'll Georgetown two weeks ago, had 10 be
continued again on account of the dangerous i'll
ness of the complainant.
James Forsythe, white was fined S5 for disor-
derly and riotous conduct,
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Heartily Reconmended.

Don't condemn good thing because you have
been deceived by worthless noslrums. Parker,
Ginger Tonic has cured many in this section Of
nervous disorders, and we recommend 1t heartily
to such sufferers-Nslps.
National Republican., 1882-10-28
nIo,hers shonIa KNEW II.

Fretful babies cannot help disturbing every
body, and mothers should know how Soothing
Parkers Ginger Tonic Is. 1t stops babies pains,
makes them healthy relieves their own anxiety,
and Is safe 10 use.-Journal
National Republican., 1882-10-28

THE violation Of any of natures laws brings its
warning by the feeling of discomfort Exposure
VIII induce colds, throat diseases, consumption
&c, all of which give warning by troublesome
cough. Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup in time and re-
move both tue cause and effect OF your discomfort.
National Republican., 1882-10-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATHWAY.
HE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.

Schedule IN effect Oct ber ls, lSs2:
i;lO II. NJ New orleans Mall daily, mpEing close
CONNECTIONS TO all points South aud southwest,
WITH Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
VIA Dhnvillc 10 Atlanta, and Atlanta 10 New
tlrlcNnSi also Washington to New Orleans via
Lvnchburg aud Bristol.
$40 2. m.--Luuisye Fast Line, daily. via Char
lptteSvll!c, huntington, and Lexington, to Cin'
cinnati, Louisville, and AL Western points,
making direct connections and with solid tram
anu Pullman Sleeping Cars. Washington to
Louisville.
1885 y. n-Southcrm Mail aud Express, daily, TO all
points south, Southeast, and South est via Dan
vile and Charlotte, with Pullman sleeping cars
washington 10 Charleston, Marks sleeping
Chair ars between Washington and Dunv!llG
For all points on danassaS DIVISION take 1:tn u.
train daily, except Sunday. For Whrrunton
, tnEr 1:ln a. m. and u II. III. trans, daily.
FOR Il Erts ana all Information, Inquire Vt Com
pauy ONiCr, tOl PcunsylvRniR RVcnur, or ~ Union
Depot OilCe, GOl Pennsylvania avenue, IS connected
with telephone ',ysiem
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDA MEL,
. General Passenger Agent. ,Cnt.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. sel3
National Republican., 1882-10-28

License Agent Raf and Policeman Carter have
sworn out warrants at the police court against
Charles N. Alexander, Thomas H. Alexander, De-
wit G. Allen, Daniel Breed, FenolOne j. Brock,
w, II. BreIe,on, Bates * Co.. Connolly Bros, New
ton " CTaN lorn, X, Il, Campbell. ii. ". Crutlu, ..
L, Duty, Henry J. Ennis, d. Edro, j. ELS, Joseph
Il, Ewin, Charles E, Foster, William II. Fincke,
Charles j. Gooeh, William b. Hale, aud brunk
Janus. changing ihala With carrying on the bus
ipess Of q ru. asi'ups wiihun licens :.
National Republican., 1882-10-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond QuotatIons-Producca and
General Markets.
WASHINGTON STOCK FxCmANI

The following report oftbe financial market yester.
day, together with opening and closing quotations,
are furnished by the clearinghouse OF II. d. Cooke
jr., & Co., 1920 + st., Washington. d. G.;
National Republican., 1882-10-28
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer o,,z,,.
Der. 27, 1882. oczfuts
United States Mnrshal's Sale.

BY virtue of IA writ of her fhclas issued out OF the
Clerks office Of the supreme court 0f tue District Of
Columbia and to me directed, VIII sell at public
sale for cash IN front Of the cOurthnuse door OF said
District on TUES DAY, THE 3lsr DAY OF OCTO-
and interest of the defendant In and TO the following
described property situate IN the City Of Washing
ton said District TO witt SublOtS H. 03 81 o5 and 49,
in square $40, together with nll and singular the
improvements thereon, levied upon as the property
of fthedefcndant. William II. Holdge. TO satisfy ex-
ecuou No ls,l30 ut law, In favor OF Charles W. Pat
FREDK. DOUGLASS,
- United States Marshal.
OcT. TO- 1852. ocIOdts
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Going for the Patent Attorney.

GRAY hairs often cause annoyance, which
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents by restoring the
vnul 1, fl rnlor
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
LADIES' LIST.

The following is list of advertised letters remain
ing In the postotIlce in the city Of Washington,
Octoper 2S, 1882. j. II. ANGER, L. NJ
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LOTTERIES.
I--a- 8 T.

This is The only Lottery eUer roied on and in
d0rsed by The people Of any STATE,
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SCHEDULE to take IS e,iScI ISi .YD&T, MAY2l iss,
t5S Chicago Chcinnat aMi M1i''55HIit,S ST. in,s ro,t Er
PRE- Pres S..p sls,ping Cars to Cincinnati, ST Louis
,S:9e ,S:G9 BBeliimore h!ileot CITY, and Way Stations
go. baltimore, AhuapOs, aud Way. (ricdmo It
SH, SSHtra'Gnirsi Minrheater, Hagcr4sown AMI
t7;,5. Baltimore Expr6s{
sis $iS rS,IdGs rGn, S5 S i9eks and Way stations
PHrior t,r, i Nr,, W " 4, ~" boston ESPreSa
$40 S;annion and Valley ESnrSsg Connects f,r
hNeF stoWn and ~ Point Oi Rocks lOr Fred
toOO baltimore, Iynttsylc. aud Laurel ESprers.
Slops " Irit NIllr, Annapolis junction, JcS
snns, aHd Dorscy's On sundays stops y,
io;oo Baltimore Express Stops at Hyattsyillc and
tio;iO Pitts6urg Chicago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Express sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
>, =, Chicago.
i2io Baltimore, Ecott City, Annapolis and Way
tl:2S on 3nis,y is,Gmday only for Baltimore and Way.
tJ;ON Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York Ex.
$3.50 B,tilhnore and Way stations. Dwtnchestcr
iEred'rick' HHserslown, and Way uo'
4:so. pniliniore, HyGttsyllc and Laurel Express
1,,SI,nm 1EIe9er,cK' VIA Relay. stops ~ Annapolis
tao baltimore, Annapolis. and Way stntIons.
tii5. Point OF Rocks Frederick, iiugcrstown Win
ay fS u % "cKs @" "ai SS'a @ SnS o@ S%GiSHSso cmiSS
to'i'' B9itinors i EXEtCss I4ler1uspnrs nnl way,
.GOl Point locks aid Wny S,nttUs '''' i'''u''t'
t,;y21 baltimore and Way stations
Sleeping cars to pitisuurk.
NlO. Baltimore Express
tyAo. Philadelphia New York and Boston Eypress
, Sleeping Cars to Ntv York.
tlOl). Chicago, Cincinnati, and st Louis Lxpress.
Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati ST. Louis and
Chicago.
1850. Baltimore and Way Stations.
Sunday. ' ~F'
All trains from Washington stop ut Relay station
For further information apply ut the Baltimore aud
OHIO Ticket Offices! WashngtJn station, Blg ant 35I
Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Fourteenth street,
where orders wl bc taken for baggage TO be checked
and received ut any point IN the city
WA. CLEMENTS,
Master of Tran 'VOrt,tlluu, baltimore
seis General PASSENGER AyCnt Iali,l,nt.
National Republican., 1882-10-28

Chicago Grain md Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke d Co., Pa and Fifteenth st.:
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AUCTION SALES.
United states NIarshal's Sale.

by virtue Of writ OF hCra fsCns issued out OF the
Clerks oulce OF the supreme Court Of the District ol
Columbia md TO mt directed, will sell at puole
nnle. or cash, ut the courthouse door OF shlu
District. on WEDNESDAY, the Eth day. of No
yember, lss2 at u o'clock M, all the Ight; usle, ,
clan ana nerest OF the defendant IN ana 10 tue ul-
lQwlng.d iibed properly situate i'm the Clty ol
Washington said District to witt Beginning ni the
northwest corner of lot tei O0) In square three nun
dred and nineteen (Jl0); thence south one hunuIea
UOQ ieet thence east twenty-five t25l teet anu cue
% Inch 10 alley. thence north With the west lue
oi said alley one hundred GOD ieet TO the piace % OF
beglnnln. together with all and singular lne mn
provcmonts thereon, levied upon the properly
OF tho defendant. James w Barker 70 SALLY teee eae
cuilOn No %, l5s nt law, In favor of Charlcs Ken
''N' "'e " ''NN ~ 'i c. E. HENRY,
u. 8. Marshal,
Cs.r 11' 81 - tsso 90 " 'AA''' 1Nuo''o oc27.dts
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e,T'H,,,,ti ~ iLs,' i.tT .NE'l'' AaCl
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager 5,

To- THE E6Nf EE66NfMfEtE4NlA a}4f AxD q2gTF s1G Grrwrsr
srEiI Eh2tHL Ara 4gE SfEN P ~ I%ENEN
TRAINS IL II Ef WAa2uFoS n ifdS 5s' station
,,. corner uf sNih and Il streets, rs follows;
For piUsturg ana Tie West, ClIpugu Limited Express
OF Palace Sleeping Cars at n.,l Il. M da v; Fast
LINZ. paj II; IN, daily, with sleeping ars from liar
daily, with laD4cc Car3 to li.trGtl'g onI tinciIi.'
n,l1 N'Mil Express, 300 y. M. daily for ritlsburs
TAi.TIMG'iG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Irir, Ca. NudtdAuH, Rochester, Buflulu Niagara
from MRsl3ingtom t' Guau aisuiL
For MUanNpuIt, tgci lIavcn, AID Elmlra, at OjJ
For New No,k nn,i The tls s'oa, M TO- Ia. M, 13l,
~ E5o ana iGi-Ila =" mn sHHd1E i;;O, tFiG and
Cars, % . ~ m. dly cNc.In sunday.
ftr i.r0@LAn, y. J I'M L.g.HSn rains connect ns
lnR direct transfer 10 Fulipn street, avoiding dulua
frliaSe Hclu,s New York t,tv.
and lv:-0 p ~. ON sunday, l:2), n5o, nnd va 81.
~. L'nritcd Express, "'il q. M, dn'!y except -u'
FoI baltimore, ClO so9, $50. lr"o IT, N. aud l.g IN,
4;4o ~ I'm 'SO "n1 lC-l r. - ~ a. Or sl"any 50.
For iolra Creek Line G4ln, NJ and ll5p H. daily,
except sunday.
For Annapolis G4Oa m. and Sop M daily, cx ept
ALEXANpRIA AND DFREpERicK3BuRG Rail
MAl ASD AiEAANpltlA MD WASHING
For hlexantr'N. so, 7lO, n2O lo), and ir.25 a M,
95U' li:O0, and ii;!5 4. M, aid $40 p. m
For Rchu Uud and thr south, Ub Hnd ll!a5n. M daily,
Trims leave Aiexindriu G,r Wa lingon. GnO. IN
500, ana iO:0 u. M; l2i,a:)l :O' 5uhud@-O p ull
and Ie-O midnight On sunday 4" ~. 500, "nd llOl
lCt,t~ AID luinrugt at the unicr, nnftheist cor
ner or Thlrt enth street and Prnn'Ily"nm nNehi',
AMI lhr station, wEer" orders can b' lrit for lhe
cncgl;lng Of baggage 10 dtH inatlO nom notes ana
j. r. WOOD tie rcral Passenger Agent.
CHARLES Il. PUGll, General " u aFrf. So
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DTED

TAYLoR,-Ip this city, on. Thursday, October "a
1882, at " o'clock midnight, LEWIS RODNEY TAYLOR
aged "a years.
Funeral from Calvary Church on Sunday Ontober
3D. at II o'clock a. m. The Memorial CnaDei Snndsv.
school is specially invited 10 meet with the home
school at $3.50 o'clock, Sunday morning. The caskai
Will be open only at the Sunday yschool service
WEsTBY-october 20 at the residence of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ l.. Hopson, Mr.. THOMAS O. WEsTitY
aged 03 years. after II long and painful illness
Funeral Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Relatives
and friends are invited 10 attend.
National Republican., 1882-10-28

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Money loaned between 8 and
per cent and closed at sac per cent Exchange
steady at 4SlJs94sA for long and 4s5Is G4S6 for
short sight. Governments were Il per cent higher
for 4s and extended IS and unchanged for 20 and is
state bonds without feature except for Tennes
see is new which advanced TO 49. Railroad bonds
were moderately active and generally higher. The
transactions aggregated 10000 shares including Can
ada Southern 25 lOG Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western 20 200: Denver and Rio Grande % 600; Erie
l22O0 Kansas and Texas, l34OG Lake Shore, l3,iOp;
Louisville and Nashville. 500 Michigan Central 720;
Missouri Pacific, $500; Memphis and Charleston 2S00
New Jersey Central, $500; New York Central. 6IOO:
Northern Pacific $780, Reading, 2OO0: ST. Paul, 22-
300 ST. Paul and Omaha, $500: Texas Pacific 1900;
Union Pacific 13,l0G Wabash Pacific 25.5O0 Western
Union 6,4OO New York, Chicago and st. Louis, 3O7OO:
Eastern Tennessee, 1890; Rochester and Pittsburg,
$500
STATE BONDS.
Georsa IS, mort iS6 St Joseph 1os
Georgia rs gold .... 1l3 Tennessee Bsn......... 4S
Louisiana consols-. G91a Tennessee, new -..... 10
Missouri Gs-.- Ill Virginia 6s-......... "a
y. Carolina, old~..... 30 Virginia is, consord. SO
N Carolina, new.,,.. 10 virginia b5 del 'd-.. II
NJ Carolina, fundE.. 10
sUBTRFAsuRY BALANCES.
Coin S0S3l05A CO Currency si05 1876 65
Baltimore Stock Board.
BALTIMORE, Oct 27.Virginia Is, consolidated, 56IS;
do second SERIES 35; 10:iOs, ~ bid to-day.
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EyNY ~ l 4 \ neIlrn / +, or ,hond be, In.
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Baltimore stock Board.
PRODUCE MAnKETs.

BALTIMORE, oct. 27-Vlrginia Gs consolidated, 56I
do second series, 35; new 1OiOs, ~ bid to-day.
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ClIEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
THE NEW TRUNK LINE
TO THE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY CoupI.Eu
STEEL RAILS
National Republican., 1882-10-28
BY Associated Press.

BANKERS EXCHANGE
Three-day bills.....- is6R Sixiyday bills... 1922
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-10-19

They now occupy the Withers Store and
are opening
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