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National Republican., 1882-04-26
UIRGfNtA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
10 THE sOTTII Avn anIfrnNN Es1
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY,

80, .
I'M. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
ta39. .Chcago, Cincinnati aud St Louis fiat express
Sleeping cars ~ Cincinnati ~, Louis and Chlcagi
S@- Baltimore, Ellicoit Cty and Way stations
6o9sW,baiS,inotS Annapolis and Way d'edmQnt
sil@ourg Winchester. Hngcr5own, aud Way,
t7;i5-BaltiIuOrc Express.
Gi0-pOut Of Rocks aud Way Stnllons
GlA-Phlladelphia, New York. and Rogton Ixpress
Pnrlor cars to New York.
efg,Staunton aud Valley Express. Connects fOi
HagerstOwnauda at Point of Rocks for Frederick
tNV9. BnllmoTe, li{attsvlllc, and laurel Express
stop9M Boliaville Anngpolls Junction, Je8sup's,
. and DOrseyA On sunday stops nt all stations
i'g-iialimore ESpres5. stops at Hyattsvlllc aud
tiOtO-P -Pittsburg, Chicago Cincinnati, and ST. Ionis
n =, Express Paror aud sleeping cars.
i2;lO- baltimore. Elicott City, Annapolis and Way
il:2-1Dn sunday only for Baltimore aud Way.
tGl1-BaltimOrC Express.
tSoo-B baltimore. Philadelphia aud New York EI.
s:sS- baltimore ana Way stations twinoheater.
G0.laltmore, HYuttsvilic, and laurel Express
Nrcdcrlck via Relay. stops at Annapolis
ttlo- Bqumorc Annapolis and Way stations.
ti:43-Poiut OF Rocks, Frederick, Hau,ersjOwn. win
OF Rocks aud Way stations onlyJ ''''S w V'''
tG+6-HnltmOro Express (MartnsbuIg and Way
6Oj-Puint OF Rocks and Way Statiors ''
baltimore nnd Way stations.
ffiO-Bnltlmorc, Hyattsvlc, and lAurA Express
lo''gSLIli,t!snur8 cleveland, and Dcuolt Express.
tGs5 fhIiadciphio New Yorl,en Boston Express,
Siiseenlng cars TO New York. stops at llyatts'
tat7, Chicago, CincinnatI, and 81. Louis Express.
40, Sleeping cars to Cincinnati aud Chicago.
Sunday.
Al tfans nom Washington stop at Relay station.
and ohio SkCt station ntiTT3 5iS Sn3
1881 pennsylvania avenue corner ufFourecnth street
where orders VIII be taken prhaymgc TO be checked
National Republican., 1882-04-26

Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS its youth.
ftil color and lustre by the use of Parker's Hail
Balssn, an elegant dressing, admired foritspuritS
aud rich perfume.
National Republican., 1882-04-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following report orthc financial market yester-
day. together with the opening hghCs st. lowest, and
closing quototions,are furnished by the king house
m N.
National Republican., 1882-04-26

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke Co.. PA. ave. and Fntentlst.:
National Republican., 1882-04-26
pRoposAIs FoR gRpsn DEET AND MUT
OFFICE PUncHAsISG AND DEPOT
CoMliIssAnN OF SUBsisrEhCE,
W D..u..A- q A I-I-ll on I.Al

CoMAiIssARY or SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHlA0ruN, ID. O., ATril 20, 1882
Sealed pFoposals in trpcatC, addressed 10 the uI.
dersghed Will be received at this office until II
o'clock noon, on Wednesday, May II, 1852 at which
time and place they will be opened n the presence or
bidders for furnishing the Fresh Beef required by the
Subsistence Department, United States 0rmysat this
depot, for issue 10 troops &c. during the fiscal year
commencing July I, i6S2 Separate proposals Will
also be received Tor furnishing from the conirnciors
stall during the same period such choice cuts ~
Fresh Beef Mutton and torned Beef as may De re-
qulred for sales 10 officers. Tho Government re-
serves the right 10 reject any all proposals. InO
nation as TO conditions quality OF beef payment &C.,
&. b. PENRosE,
ap25-It Captain and @. s., u. 8. A.
National Republican., 1882-04-26

BALTIMoRE. Aprll 25.-Flour unchanged and quiet;
Howard street and Western supeThne, % 1905 co. do
extra t5 20 25 do family " 507 50 City Mlssuper-
fine % 5Ot 75 do extra % O0Gg7 sO Rio brands q 81
o. so Baltimore high grade family Is 90 do winter
wheat, patent q rs. Mheat-sOuthern steady and
hrfni Western 1rmeri Southern red u 4Odgl 10; do
amber, ~ oO6t1 b5 No. Western winter red, spot,
National Republican., 1882-04-26


IN EFFECT JANUARY ~ IS3L
TRAINS LEAVE wASHINgTON nom Station
- ,,, corner sixth and Streets as follows
For Plttsburg aud the West Chicago Limited Express
Of Pullman Hotel aud sleeping Cars, at G5O a. NJ.
nom Harrisburg To Cincinnati Western Express
550 p m. daily, With Palace Cars to Pittsburs and
Slnchnaii Mail Express, $3.50 p IN. daily for Pitts
BHLTiMoRE AID POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester, BUFFALO, Niagara $50
P. m. daily except saturday, with Palncc Cars to
For Wilanisport Lock Haven. and Elmlra, at o3l
For Now York aud the East, 500 a. M, 1890 q. M r3o
p m any LcG Express Of fGmSh pa ParSr EIu Cara ar.
For Brooklyn, n. ", nll through trains connec,
NJ Jersey CITY with boats Of Br0oltlyn Annex.
SSEGs 6SS direct TSnE TO ESL E%os street. avoiding
For Philadelphia, 500 q. M. 1880 q. nl lM, $40 eD,
ana ll;sl y. NJ; ON sunday l.D $40 ga0, and lJ5l
I. M Limited Express, 80 IL m. daily, except
For baltimore, Olo 500 o3o 1880 a. M. and 1880. too
4iO, 6:iU 7!aO, $50 and I0.9D D. m; Sunday, SOD
$3.50 q. M. 1850 $40, 1850 $50, and 1920 p. IN.
For Popes Greek Line, $40 II. IN. and 60 r. m. daily
For Annapolis. Gao a. m, and $40 p. M. daily, exesp.
AIEXXNDRIA AND DFREDERICKsBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Hlexandria. $50. 7aO, $40. il,Oo and l25 a. u
40, 900 G0, sgo and 1850 p M on Sunday at $50
$50, ll:U0 aud ll.2j u. M and 500 y, M
For Richmond and the South, B0and HE'S n m. daily
and 800 p. m daily except SUNDAY -
Trains leave Alexandria for WiGhlnEtOn 600, 900.
s53. aud 1000 H. M, l2h 300, 300 ,N nnn VIZ " NJ
and 1900 midnight; sunday nj 500 500, aud 1000
a M, 100 aid N-O y. m,
Tickets and Information Mt the ONCE northeast
nue. and at the Station where orders can be LETT nr
the checking of baggage TO destination from holeli
'''N ], II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
National Republican., 1882-04-26

BALTIMORE April 25.-VIrginia Is. consolidated,
6s4; do SECOND SERIES 90; past due coupons, S6i
lD-40s, as bid to day,
National Republican., 1882-04-26
SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR

i 7 PoIBOn9 nlny hVOIU al
- <attacks by occasionally
taking dose of simmons Liver Regulator TO keep
the liver In healthy condition.
GoRTSTIP-A-T
should not be regarded as a trhing ailment Nature
demands the utmost regularity ofthe bowels There
fore assist Nature by taking simmons Liver Regu-
lator, II is so mild aud effectual.
RILE5-
Relief 10 at hand for those who suffer day after day
with Piles. simmons Liver Regulator has cured
hundreds aud Il Will cure you.
The Regulator will positively cure this terrible dis
We assert emphatically what we know to be
true.
G0ETS.
Children suffering With Collie soon exparence relief
when Simmons Liver Regulator is administered,
Buy only the Genuine, In White Wrapper, with red
r. Prepared by
.. II. zEILIN d 90.
az Sold by all Druggists. fei0MwF
National Republican., 1882-04-26

suBrREABURY BALANCDs
n-..... ss6,i75,Ols SO Currency~.r f3,s57.S $50 CT
National Republican., 1882-04-26
[NoTEaThe elosings are bid prices and are not in


BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Three-day bills...,.- 100 Sixty-day bs.u., 4S71s
National Republican., 1882-04-26

JOHN R. KELLY,
Dealer IN 1rstclass
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, &c.
CoRNED BEEF A SPECIALITY
Stalls 62s GU, and 90 Centre Market, Ninth street
wing, and 308 and els Northern Liberty Market; or
address Box n. City Postoiice Marketing delivered
free OF charge 10 al parts OF tho city. jeS-n
National Republican., 1882-04-26
Hiz

2OO3............ SO 90 2OO5........,..... $40 90
100 tickets, ending with l5, being the terminal
units Of the number drawing the Capital Prize OF
$1,000, arc each eieliIled TO 50.
National Republican., 1882-04-26

Permit No SubstitutIOn.
Insist upon obtaining Floreston Cologne. 1t is
eminently superior In permanence and rich
delicacy of fragrance.
National Republican., 1882-04-26
Yesterday's Transfers.

BEFORE dancing put your feet in good order by
using German Coin Remover 2bc. Sold by drug
gists,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-07-22

~ No family should be without Palmer s
Co 5 Ginger Ale.-ADv.
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you well. but one Of the blessed widadiri that
wait on Ariuno whom | saw in the forest, and
who gave me the talisInanic blossom that [ laid
upon your bosom TO restore you to health. Aud,
therefore, yoa must never be my slave. but nv
true lover, who shall command me. Love shall
guide US, and whoever loves the most will be the
one 10 rule.
And aT;er a little while Llksamana prepared
gay, aud strong upon her feet. And now Laksa-
mana resolved 20 comply with the injunction Of
the widad:ri noJ to return to the land Of Ma,
unto King Sapidn, but to set forward on the
way to the Court of King sri Rama, whose
palace was in the famous city Of Menangkabau,
in the interior Of the great island of Sumatra.
For this great hero had faith in the words of the
beautiful celestial maiden of the forest-thst he
was a descendant of Alexander and that he
should gain great honor in MenanIkabau.
Laksamana now ordered his men TO prepare q
palanquin for the conveyance of the Princess.
And the men fastened together bambous and elm
namOn bark, entertained with rattan canes, and
! Re a seat and a canopy. The seat was lined
D. IN soft, dry moses, and the canopy was covered
with broad fragrant leaves and odur"us flowers,
80 that Umba had a char OF state proper for the
conveyance of a queen. And Laksamana placed
his beloved in her chair Of state COR travel, and
four stout men lifted her up in the palanquln By
means OF long bamboo poles. to which thongs o.
tough bark were attached, and they marched
onward through the forest. carrying the Princess
gently and safely, and Laksaruaua walking Will
lis men, marched alongside the Princess as q
guard of honor.
II b, con- faHel.)
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THE FRENCH
TRADE JOURNAL { EXPORTER ,
PA = L
Markets Review & General Prices Current ,

Pubu.hed MoEthly. and 10 English IHdi-rrrs--E-
Er Purchasers u Continental G1ut-7 gv~s Wh4-
sale Prices. All Disconnts auIEeI, of
WIues. Brtndfes, Preserved Froytsi1rs, Fancy Coil.
yTuGnsrv- Dress Ms.srtals. GLfss- Porrei1iu.
Plated Wars. " atches, Ciocks Real = Imitation JeE-.y
Brots ant shoes. Perflmery. Toys rlr1zr4pt-.
photographic and Printing Materials
scientific AMI VI ustcai Instruments, Drugs ChrEiclIs.
Pharmaceutical Prcparaugns. Stationery sweets.
SuIs. Varuishes. Paints, PapsE Utnging-, etc BIC
st.o-Prfees Current % Pro- ucr. Market Reports, Notice on
Industrial Novelties. Trade Intelligence. etc
ANNUAL SUBsCRGPFnONs-5s fr Postal Union, and O.
6r other Countries
49, order. payable 70 GEORGE WATERS on Paris or Lnu-
al or the equivalent 10 any local currency or po-iage
stamps
SPAID 81
.aar.ss, The FRENCH TRADE JoUENALS KErORTEk,
"a, Rue de ChabrJ, Paris, France.
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OF the vnp1r As il comes from the vessel resting
on a spirit lamp. having a flame sufficient to keep
the huld in the vessel boiling brisklg. SponE-
ing the PATIENTS body with tepid water in which a
piece OF washing soda has been desolved would
prepare it Tor the better absorption Of the fluid
The carboiie acid should be Calvert's liquid DIS
InlecunZ quality. OF which 4 mixture to charge
the 9esse. composed OF three or four parts Of acid
70 six or seven of water may be prepared .
Faithfully yours.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON. NJ D, Slrseon-Ge General.
Grand Hotel, London. June l."
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AK S 4 " A = 4
THE GREAT HERO Of the MALAYS.
Bv WALTER MURRAY GIBSON.
a ROMANCE

Originally published IN the Hal9diidn
language, and 50ritteH especially for the
Instruction and entertainment Of Hd-
LUdiidHs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-07-22

New YORK, July 4th.--Madame Adele
made a balloon ascension at Oswego to-day,
and cine down in the Ike about seven
miles from land. Clinging to the car she
was dragged through the like some miles
and was finally rescued by tug.
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The following il the substance Of the letter re-
ferred to by na. in1don Correspondent. ad
dressed TO The Times by the Surseon-Genrral Of
the British Ann M lis snhiect -
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CHAPTER X.
The Princess Umba Is restored 10 health IN the
forest-Laksamana and the Princess Journey
towards Menangkabau.

The Princess Umba Is restored TO health in the
forest-Laksamana and the Princess journey
towards Menangkabau.
There was yet a glimmer of twilight In the
forest, when Laksamana heard voices calling out
his name; and he. rJusing up troBl the siue OF
his suffering bride. recognized tie call oI ms
men. who mad come IN search OF then chlef.
They had feared some mischief bad happenen 10
him and, Notwithstanding his orders that lie
should not be followed, they had Ventured on his
track far INTO the forest, on account OF his long
absence, 50 as 10 be ready to help their beloved
leader in case they should he r his call for assist
ance. The men were %rej1Iccd exceedingly not
only To find their chief well, but to lind their
Princess Cmba still alive. They made haste to
provide some additional covering for the Princess
out of sumo silken surhes they wnTe around ihe'r
waists. and, with other articles ct dress. they
found material TO make a covering Tor her head.
and slippers Tor her feet. And they brought
with them the garments Of L~aksamana. Thus
Laksamana and ms bride were clothed. and they
repuSed together in peace, and were guarded by
the brave soldiers of Ma.
When Laksamann walked up tie next m"rnin.
he hoped to find hs dear companion improved III
health and ready 70 journey with him but sife
had not truly TepOsed anyways very weak ana
ieverIsb. and seemed at the point ut death. She
had passed through teri ible scenes and horrible
fears, enough to Kill any ordinary woman but
a. Umba was not an ordinary woman, ana was
animated by Il powerful love, she had struggled
against the terrors Of wild beasts and wicked
men, and still liyed-yet her lite was IN danger (;
fever WAS raging IN Ter blood. and laksamnna
began to fear that ne would have To leave hs
forest BRIDE there on her sylvan marriage bed
Hunger and fear, and many cruel wounds IN her
tender flesh wasted her poor body. The hand OF
death seemed upon her she moaned and gaspcd
III agonies. And Laksamana went away a while
from her side to vent his agony. and he filled the
forest with Il wall and lameuiatinn in this
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Established i'm 1852.

VA. B.-ldVertising Solicited for all Ae1s-
papers Published on the Pacific Coast, the ; ndWieh
Islands, Polynesia, Mexican Ports. Panama. IalPa-
raise, Japan, China, AeW Zealand. the Australian
Colonies, the Eastern States aud Europe. Files OF
nearly every Newspaper Published on the Pacific
Coast are kept Constantly on Hand, and all adyer-
tisers are allowed Free access To them during Busi-
ness Hours. The PACIFIC C%OMHERCIlL ADVER-
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n6u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-02
FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

Mrs. William Aston has endowed bed in
the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital with
a gilt OF $4,000.
The female teachers of Toronto ask for
an increase of salaries. Their average pay
is only 1925 per annum.
Pearl gray cashmeres combine beautifully
with scarlet, blue or pink, in delicate dashes,
pipings and Innings for demi-toilet.
Lace iabots extending en- cascade from the
throat to the waist line point of the cor
sage are feature in imported costumes.
Beehive cloth is the new name for alpaca
or mehair, in honor Of the revival OF this
material for fashionable toilets by Lady
Beehive, of England.
Black, blue and lemon-colored pocket
handkerchief of sheer linen, embroidered
with contrasting colors, are among the eccen-
trio novelties lately imported.
An angry woman in Newport, R. L, threw
a fork at her son. It lodged in his heel,
making a slight wound, which resulted in
gangrene, from which he died in great agony
on Friday last.
Mrs. Hayes is gratiied to learn that her
5000 dinner set was used at recent state
dinner in the White House, but she must be
shocked when she finds that seven wine
glasses served as tenders to each plate.
The Pierrot collar is a favorite with school
girls. The material is yellow linen, hand
somely embellished with crewels. The band
closely fits the neck. Satin frill collars are
dressy, and especially when prettily adorned
with valuable lace.
Mime. de Rute, better known as Nine. Rat
tazzi, still defes time. She astonished the
people OF Madrid the other night by appear
ing at ball in an ivory-satin dress embroid-
cred in hunt" of the date Of Philip II, the
figures of the horses, dogs and hunters being
Represented in natural colors with the most
costly elk needle-gork.
The marriage of Nilsson. writes Paris
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-02
TENNESSEE NEWS.

Knoxville grows, and is going TO have an
other markethouse.
The prospect for good crop of wheat is
better in McNairy county than has been for
years.
Knoxville Republican,: 'The wheat here
abouts looks fine, and the prospect for good
crop, we think, is promising"
The town OF cambridge has, by vote OF
seventy-seyen to six, declared for the re-
establishment of the corporation.
A new coal company has been formed in
Knoxville to work the Empire mines at Coal
creek, with cash capital OF $4,000.
fire occurred at Russellyille ons night
last week, originating in and destroying the
dwellinghouse OF B. C. Samson, together
with all the household effects.
Nashville Banner: "a big revival at the
Lebanon Presbyterian church ......... The
Methodist church at Springfield has been
burned down; the organ and carpets were
got out"
Chattanooga Times: "Wheat is now look
ing unusually we'll, and farmers estimate
from eight to ten bushels per acre. The
acreage this year is somewhat larger than
last years, and the product promises to be
several times greater. Farmers feel greatly
encouraged over the present prospect.
DR.. j. L. CASTOR, deputy surveyor OF Gus
toms, yesterday received from the Roane
Iron Company SIS, 402, in payment of duty
on steel blooms and manganese ore which
has arrived in this city from England dur
ing the past two months. There have
been no house-breakings in this city 10 over
three weeks. The police state there is less
serious crime in the city than for many years.
.........Srawberries in this locality have been
in bloom from three to four weeks. The
fruit is expected TO mature about April 10TH
Competent judges estimate the crop this year
at fully double last years, and the quality of
the fruit promises to be improved. Several
tons will be shipped to Cincinnati and the
West within six weeks"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-02
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Grain in Fair Demand-Provtsions Cen
orally Active.

CHICAGO, March Wheat was fairly
active on speculative account and the feel
ing unsettled. Early in the day the marke
was weak and prices decidedly lower on &C
count OF spring like weather and the reported
decline in some wheat markets. March de-
liveries were also reported very fair. The
opening sales were 1l9ls lower than yester.
day for April, and quickly declined gG94t
more; reacted l3GI3c for April and ! 1c foI
May, huctuated and closed &c lower fol-
April and March than at the close on yes
terday. Sales were at 81 26(G91 26A for
cash, 81 26sC9I 263 for April and 81 25s6
l % for May. On call prices were gener-
ally lower and sales very small.
There was a fair speculative business in
corn, but the feeling was unsettled and prices
fuctuated considerably; deliveries on March
contracts were quite literal, which had the
effect of reducing prices 4@ic below the
closing prices OF yesterday. Later the feel
Jog improved, became stronger, advanced "a
5c, and then ruled comparatively easier TO
the close. The shipping demand was fair at
higher prices. Foreign advices were better,
The market closed for May s94c lower than
the closing of Change yesterday; white, gilt
edged, cash, &c higher. Sales ranged at 60G9
603c cash, 634G64sc. May. On call prices
were lower and sales fair for cash.
Oats were again scarce, with some shipping
demand for No. .. Futures were quiet and
a shade easier, closing l@5c lower. A sin
gle sale OF 800 600 bushels, seller May, was
made late in the session. Sales ranged at
40s9405c March, 432c April, Ale May. On
call prices were generally shade lower, and
sales light.
The demand for pork was quite active on
speculative account, and sales were liberal.
Prices declined 20G530c, but rallied 15@2Oc,
closing steady. Cash quiet at ST., March
sold at SIG 623@l7. On call prices were ir-
regular and sales trihing.
Lard was in quite brisk demand and offer
ings liberal. The market opened 15@20c
lower but rallied 72@l0c and closed steady.
Cash quiet at 10.40@l -45c; April, 1852 la
10.70c. On call sales were very small and
prices lower
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-02
The New Electoral College.

The House apportionment bill fixing the
number of representatives at 325, has re-
ceived the signature of the President and
becomes law. 1t will enlarge the electoral
college from 369, of which IS9 are q major
ity, to 401, of which pol will be required to
elect. The admission of Dakota as a State
would increase the total electoral vote 10
404, and the msjority to 203. The most
striking thing about the electoral college is
the disproportionate power of the small
States. In the new college Rhode Island
will have q vote for every $1,000, and Flori-
da one for every $1,000 inhabitants, while
it will take 141000 in New York
and nearly $4,000 in Pennsylvania to
represent an electoral vote. This makes
every ballot in Rhode Island and Florida
count as much as Two In New York and
Pennsylvania. Taking Delaware and Ne
vada the disparity between the large and
small States become still greater. With a
population of lac, 900 Delaware will have
three electoral votes, or one for every As, 600
inhabitants, and Nevada, with only g. 900
people, will cast three electoral votes, or one
for every 10000 inhabitants. Hence in a
presidential election it will take about three
votes in New York or Pennsylvania to off
set one in Delaware, and about seven to
count as much as one in Nevada. Never
theless there are politicians who urge the i'm
mediate admission of Dakota as a State,
although nobody pretends that the people
there are suffering under the Territorial
government.