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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-29
LICENsE TAXES.
OYyfcE OF THE CITY AUDITOR,
RICHMOND, VA, March 10, 1887.
vcrNcE TAXES OF 1882

p,cIMoSD, VA, March 16, 1882.
yu,yIE LICENSE TAXES OF 1882
have been Assessed and placed in this ofre for the
,nsnectlon OF all concerned The assessments VIII
remain In this office until
SATURDAY THE corn DAY OF MARCH, 1889.
TIE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE viii meet la
an. COIrscu. CHAMBER, Broad street, on
WoSDAY ASp TUESDAY THE 27rn AND 2ern
or MARCH,
,s,xesn the hours Of and o'clock p. H., Tor the
rurnose OF hearing and considering appeals from
said assessments.
An persons concerned win please attend, as no
change Ia classification or tax will afterwards be
made except BY order Of the CITY COUNCIL.
mh lc-l2t J.n. MONSTER, A1tttor
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Women that have been pronounced In
durable by the best physicians In the coun-
try have been completely cured OF female
weakness by the use Of Lydia y. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Sendto Mrs.
Lydia T.. Pinkliam, 223 Wnstern avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. March 20. 1882.

OFFERINGS.
WUPAr.-Wbite, so bushels. Red 336 busheIs.
CoRS.-White. S42 bushels. Mixed, 800 oush-
OATs-146 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Whitc, 80 bushels very good at kl.4o.
Red ~ bushels prime mixed at STAG; 90 bush :.
els very good Futz at sl.40: ~ bushels very good
Futz at 41.40; 1876 bushels prime tuliz at 3i;42
COnN.-Whitc, $50 bushels very good al eoc'
Mixed 500 bushels good on private terms.
OATs.-l46 bushels very good spring IT DOC.
CorToN.-Tone upwards. Receipts l02 bales.
Quotations: MIdding. INC ltc.; low middnng'
fILMl ixc.: good ordinary, lOhG lOsc.; ordi-
nary, 9ss l0sc.
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FINANCIAL.
prcHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

sALrs-FrRsT DoARD.-40 shares PeeMsoosg
Railroad at 2Sy; 30 shares Richmond ana fesefs-
burg Railroad II 77X; 10 shares Nosfok ana
Western preferred ~ Sax; goo snsses hsss@ond
and Danville 6's. 1855 H. C.b as lOS.
SECOND BoARp.--l00 shares benmsas $50
I,.nville at $50; 10 shares Richnond - Wess
Point Terminal Railway end warchouss Company
at IS3, 10 do. at l52x: 80 shares Nosfnn M
Western preferred at 53x 10 do. nj ssh. 30 DO. y
Bsk: 90 shares Atlantis and Charlotte At IAN: 10
shares Petersburg Railroad at 2ek, 10 do. af 9et.
10 do. at 2ok; 10 sI,ares Richmond and Ale
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HORSES. MULES, Ae.

A BEAUTIFUL THOROUGH On
"A BRED HORsH-stylish, faultless inZs2A
form, long name and tail, six years old, sound,
very fast IN harness, good saddle gait, kina ano
Mss, for sale for want OF use, at sos east Main
street. Mn Zo-t
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An eastern paper has figured out that
JAY Gould's stock alone, amounting to
S54, 900, 600, gives HIM an income OF 80, 24O,-
600 annually, 100000 month, $4,000 q
day, 1916 an hour, $1,000 a minute, and
over a dollar second.
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E l.. GOODMAN,
II. IMPERIAL SALOON,
No ar. corner Of seventh and Marshall streets
on,.s,ts he new Regimental Annoy The paon.s
generally are invited % cal; Iiwsy, on navA
eeErTps EKEELUNCH eye,y day. IMPORTER
phGFR at 5 CENTS A GLAss. nh 2.-eodZw'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-29
Flour.

Flour--We ouote: Fine, S3.506fi: extra, f5.5
1sG 75 sup. rhine, 81. 500 50 common suIerfine
44.50@S5; common family. s7@s7.2o; cholce
family. SSG9g. Feeling frIncr
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buildings at Boesxenfa and two hundred
and forty-eight houses at the parks have
been burned, and that several hundred
families are in destitute condition.
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Accidentally Bhes-Ths Recent Acct.
dent ON the Chesapeake ana ONE

dent on the CneHopeoke omO WV
Railway.
isoecial telegram 70 the Dlspatch.l
CLIFTON FORGE, Va, March 2s.-Gcorge
McDougald, manager Of the Western Union
Telegraph Office here, was shot this eve
ming in the arm by an accidental discharge
Of his own pistol. The wound IL painful,
but not dangerous.
Business Is in some degree suspended on
the western division Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway in consequence Of the late
wreck. Employees have been furloughcd
until the trestle Is rebuilt.
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by Telegraph.

by TeIeKr8pus
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-Noon.-Stocks lower
Money, per cent. Exchange-Long, 4e6; short,
489. State bonds unchanged, except for Louisiana
consols, which are l per cent. higher. Govern
ments unchanged and quiet.
strong and higher; new SIS, 1854; new 4ts'
Il4y; new As. ll9S- Money. 5@8 rer cem.
States dull. Treasury balanced-Coin, s66,S%%
currency, t4,233.
plnr nd
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DIssOLUTIONs q PARTNERsHIPs.

DISSOLUTION.-Th firm OF ROSE Il
Is this day dissolved BY mutual
cement BETTE ROSE,
l.. NACHMAN.
ptcu,rapn March "a. 1882. NH Z9-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-29

LONDON, March pa Pesth alsps.cn
reports that sixty houses and fifty out
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LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER.
FINANCIAL.

COLUMBIA AND GREESvILLH RAILROAD Cost
COLOMBIA, :. c., March ~, 1892.
fT,UH COUPONS OF THE SECOND
i MORTGAGE BONDS OF THIS COMPANY
doe April 1,lSS2 will be paid at the hercan'Ie
Na''''''' ''''''"' {. II. MANSON.
Treasurer.
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NBw YORK COTTON FUTURES

DOCK AID JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED 81 the DisP ATCH vRtkFiN6
I0CSgs
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Two THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA:
L We beg to offer you our services for the ~ X.
CHASE AND SALE OF ALL CLASSES Of
HONDS AND STOCKS la this and other markets.
Exception facilities FOR buying, selling, anu car
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. Our office being IN the
stock-Exchange building, all orders receive I'M
mediate attention. Correspondence solicited.
REFERENCES. National Bank, West
ern National Bank. Bank Of Commerce, Howard
Rank. RAMSAY, CLABAUGU CO.,
Bankcrsand Brokers. Baltimore, Aid.
de 16-0nl
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\ double supply received and FOR SAIL Ai
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
J. BLAIR, Druggist,
NH 20 corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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NLwAuKEE, March 26.-Floui dull sA1 sn-
changed Wheat dull and heavy we crop OUTLOOK
March. Corn easier; No. 2, &c.,: new, 6eke.
oats nrmer; No. 2, 43c. choice white. 4oe; Pre-
visions lower. Mess pork, loo ca.h ana Apnl.
nrmer nj 4a.2OM46.7O.
National Republican., 1882-12-25

cent. Exchange was steady at iSOI 404S1 for long
and iSiA@ iS5 for short sight. Governments We're
weak and generally 1sd4 per cent, lower. state
bonds were duh and without feature. Railrond
bonds were irregular. To-day has been the dull
est day ut the New York Stock Exchange for over
year. The market opened at general advance
OF 1s@M per cent. from Yesterdays closing prices,
the Inter Omaha preferred In the ea'ly lrdde
there was further Improvement Of Is9}9 per
cent, after which the market became extremely
dull and generally heavy, and ct mon pdces re-
corded decline OF ls@l per cent. Den, er and Rio
Grande and Illinois Central being prOminehtthef
in, while Norfolk aud Western prefer ed dropped
32s per cent, but recovered I per cent. From
then to the close the market continued very dull,
bu! advanced slowly N@l per cent? led by Nash
Vile and Chattanooga aud Nor ok and western
preferred. III the inal dealings there was slight
reaction in some shares, but the market closed
generally strong. The closing prices are trregu-
lar, but in the main ls@ll5 per cent. higher than
at yesterdays close, the latter, Nashville Chhtta-
nooga, Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy, however,
is u, and Norlolk aud Western preferred per
cent. lower. The exchange will he closed I'll
Tuesday II a. M Transactions aggregated $1,000
shares, including Denver and Rio Grande, l2,4OO
Erie, $500; Louisville and Neshville, 500 North
ern Pacific, 1900; Texas Pacific, il00; Union Pa
cifc, 5,1OO; Wabash Pacific, l2,7OO; Western
Union, 1880; Norfolk and Western preferred,
Q00
National Republican., 1882-12-25
We also display on our counters

A large assortment of London Christmas
PtctorialA and AnnualH.
Also English and French A lmauacs, Lon
don and Paris Fashion Journals.
Complete AssOriment of Plays and
Dramatic works.
general assortment OF London and
Paris Daily and Weekly Journals.
subscriptions Invited 10 Periodicals,
MagRzinrA, and Newspaper.
Orders by Mail solicited.
Amy bouk advertised by the diITcre nt
publishing houses VIII be sent to amy Id-
dress postpaid ON receipt OEthe advertised
price.
We invite special attention Co our sta.
tiOnery Department, tnasmuch aa we eNe-
cute orders for Gard Engraving in the
very hest style. aud we also have superior
facilities for the cutting of CreHts and
Monogram aud Address Dies.
OU" Hue Of papers eIlbracrs the prOdur-
ti0Hs Of ihe best Foreign and American
Houses, with envelopes 90 match.
Marcus Wards Irish Linen, Crane.
Bond. French kiIO, American Extra Su-
perfine and Mourning stock.
Use BTentanO's London Exchecquer JET BLACK
INK.
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WAS TON, D. C.
ye have on our counters the following Magazines

We have on our counters the following Magazines
and Papers:
North American Review, Princeton Review, The
Century Magazine Harper's Magazine, Atlantic
Monthly, Catholic World. International Review, Ec
lectic Magazine, Lippncotts Magazine, The Magazine
of American History, Popular Science Monthly, Van
Nostrands Engineering Magazine, The American
journal of Sciehce, New York Medical journal, The
Art Amateur, The Furnisher and Decorator, The
Modern Age, Wide Awake, ST. Nicholas, Baby Land
ChatterboS, Ballou's Magazine, Appletons Rallroad
Guide, The Official Railroad Guide, Lese's Budget,
leslies Fireside Lcslies Popular Monthly, The Her
aid of Health, WalIace's Monthly, our Little Ones
The American Canoest, The Gartenlaube. The
Caterer, Uber Land und Meer The Contemporary Re-
view, The Nineteenth Century, Fortnightly Review,
Blackwood's Magazine, Chambers Journal London
Lancet, The Monthly Family Herald, sunday Maga-
zine, Good Words, Longmans Magazine, The Porto
lilo, London Art Journal Cassell's Magazine of Art
New York Agrculturist.
The Critic, The Home journal, The American
Queen, The KnickerboCker, New York Financial
and Commercial Chronicle Engineering and Mining
journal. Mining Record, Puck Spirit of the Times,
Forest aud Stream Youths Companion, Harper's
Young People, Golden Days, Harper's Weekly and
Bazar, Boston journal of Chemistry, True Flag,
Waverey Magazine, Littell's Living Age, the Inde-
pendent Christian Union Christian Weekly, Chris
tlan Herald, The.Repubc, Burlington Hawkeye De-
troit Free Press, Scientific American and sup
pement, Banner of Light The Art Interchange
San Francisco Argonaut, American Architect,
Boston Pilot New York Clipper, Music and
Drama, Dramatic News New York Mirror Rural
New Yorker The Country Gentleman, Our Cont
nent Grip, Sportsman Sanitary hnginoor, Chimney
Corner, Plymouth Pulpit, American Field, Ameri-
cen Menhnnio, New Yoris Ledsers weekly, tlreside
Companion saturday Night, The Judge, Leslies IL
ustrated Paper, and many others too numerous to
mention
National Republican., 1882-12-25
INHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST, A ND WEST,

schedule IN effect Dec Der a. 1852:
ElO a. M New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections to all points south and southwest.
WIN PulimAn sleeping Cars from Washington
VA Danville TO Atlanta, and Atlanta to New
Lvnchburg and Bristol
40 2. m.-Loulsville Fast Line, daily via Char
lQuesNllle, Huntington, and Lexington, to Gin
clnnntl, Louisville and all Western points,
making direct connections, and with solid train
Louisville
1885 y. m.-Southeru Mail and Express daily, to all
points South and Southeast, via Dan vile aud
Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars wash
- inGtOn to Charleston.
For all pOlnts on nlanaSsas Division take 7l0 a. m.
train daily except Sunday. For Warrenton
- take ':lU n. IN. mud |: u D. trains, daily.
For tickets and all information, inquire at Com.
pniys Office G0l Pennsylvania aVenu :, or at Union
Depot Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue, is connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, \. MACDA MEL,
General Passenger Agent. AGENT.
SOL HAAS Traffic Manager SETS
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NrnCrnI PNsSUngpr NgCnt
SOL HAAS. Trafllc MAnnGer.
I 9bElFEfFAE fFAEESgF1yAN1A norrn

l,a l,aTr9s,i@'fF4&SiSyfE{4yr1 r9,i' F@SiS n rogrH V w,.,
4 bGGnL i, TRhel, srLhSiHiiiiD Sill sGEIiEMREG+.' r l.
STEER! n EAII:S. Is. ma. iNIFtgENT EQuifMENE
TRAINS n LEX EEEEcT w3NsAlNaoE' \ IFM4 re f station
,,, ,,ner corner of Sixth and streets as follows:
Of Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 a. NJ, daily: + st
line 9$O a. nl,, daily, with eeling ais from a..
daily with Palace Cars TO Pts6i.g and On m. m.
haI. NAL EXPRESS, $50 p. M. daily for Pttsburs
=, BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Eri6 Cananduigut, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
from Washington TO tananlagia
For Williamsport, Lock Haven aud ElmiTa, ut 9:1
For New York and the East SHoa. m, lO2Oa M, l3l
S i 800 % m and @Rsd IG2 m xSTa @q sdqE m o S sm9
Cars $50 IN. daily, except sunday.
For Brooklyn, n. Y"all through rains connect at
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
ferGnge across New York city.
m. Limited Express S;o a. ni daily, except isl Sun.
For baltimore 64o 500 $50 1870 n. IN. and 1880, 4,l
40, G'2O 7;o, $50 and lo20 p. m on Sunday, 500
0:3D a. m, 4:2O, 6:=O, G3O, $3.50, and 1910 H. IN.
For Pope's Creek Line, G:iO M and IIJ p. M daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. and 44op M daily, except
ALEXXNDRIA AND DFREDERIcKsBURG RAIL.
ION RAILROAD.
For Alexandra, 60 100 $50, liOo, ana lies a M,
4;30 50l, 800 500, and 1880 p NJ On sunday ut $50
$40 1900, and ll:9j II. m, and $50 p. N.
For Richmond and the SOUTH $3.50 aud ll:25 daily
Trains leave Aiexandra for Washington. 600 500
Sand 1870 n. mi l.! 0, 300; d:ln 'OQ, andGiOp n
a, M; 7O0 and o. Op nj.
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast
and ut the station. whore orders can be LEFT for tho
checking of baggage to destination from hotels and
]. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
CHARLES y. PUGH, General Manager. ses
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Estimates furnlshed
YOUNG MEN.

Ifyou have failed tO receive VrOpor treatment In
cases of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint Nervous
Debility, ImpotenCy, Premature Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsia, Nervous ENcitablty, &c, send TWO
stamps for our new book,
"rhE LAWS or LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical ana surgical Institute
N Last Fifteenth street, New Sork. iai-ly
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RALIIMOhE AND ONO RAILRoAn.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIlSl


Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. NOV. 70 tssa
A. " c,,o,a tEANE WASHINGTON - '0
ress sepnE Usrs sS ia cSeaSa M h0ai e tail Toni, S
400 nnGiimore, Eiiicott City, and Way stations
tG..o' Baltimore Express.
$50. Baltimore. Annapolis, aud Way. piedmont
StraSburg, " Winchester, Hagerstowu, ami
,-.,, u, Way via Relay)
siG Point Of ROCKS and Way stations.
olo' fhphaGeiphia' New York ana Boston Express
S'4o s'@gnton and Valley Express, Connects for
Ha9Gerstown s,9c aud at Point OF Rocks ior Fred
toOo Baltimore, ,HyattsyIlle and Laurel Express.
stops ut BcltsNillu Annapolis junction, IeS-
smp,s, and Dorscys ON sundays stops at
'O''' D1iio iamreI HNpre'A 9'opS"' hS"''sV''o ana
tlO:l5 Piis6urG, Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Loui,
Express. Sleeping cars to Cincinnati, LOUIS
n =, vile, and Chicago.
1910 Bgs!itimore Ellcott City, Annapolis and Way
2:2O baltimore Express. '' "'''
t3OO baltimore Philadelphia, and New York Er.
$3.50. Baltimore and Way stations. Winchester
frederick, Hagerstown, and Way via Re.
4SO. Baltimore, Hyattsvllle, and Laurel Express
Sti.9eeriSS' e via Relay stops at Annapolis
t!4o. Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
t4i5. Point OF Rocks, Frederick, Hngerstown. Win
stvf rqst S Rocs and SHs WAY saS. on S%9g@y'to onS
to4S' baltimore cypress. Gartils9grg and Way,
eSS Poni Rocks SHd Wa}y ySG5ls sations and L""'''
t,iOl Baltimore aud Way Stations.
80 Baltimore Express.
to!4U Pitlsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit EXPRESS
, Sleeping Cars to pittsburg.
tGfh Philadelphia, New York and Boston Exnress.
,o.- 90 Sleeping Cars to New York.
tGob Chicago Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati St. Louis aud
- Chicago.
llyo Baltimore and Way Stations.
sunday. '' 'f'
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
For further Information apply at the Bnltmoroani
ONO llcRet OtlicCs: Washington station, dlP aui 3i
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, corner Of Fourteenth street,
where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be checked
ana received al any point in the city.
WIN. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
,. c. K LORD,
scis General Passenger Agent, Baltimore.
National Republican., 1882-12-25
A Cuue at Last.

Ely's Cream Balm
has completely cured
mo Of Calarrh, of
which / have been af-
He ed over ten years.
ufer trying almost
cvcrv remedy recon-.
mcl dod, none having
proved 80 effective
and thorough. ). j.
AK EN-, wholesale
dealer IN boots and
sll'el. ll3 Federal ST.,
Boston, Mass,
NV son was af-
hlCted with Cltarrh ;
the useOf Ely's Cream
Balm effected a com
plcle cure. w. Il.
HANNAH, Druggist,
Eastun, Pa.
National Republican., 1882-12-25

NEW YORK MONEY Market
associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23,-Money on call loaned be.
tween and per cent, and closed 4G5 per
National Republican., 1882-12-25

We have on our counters the following recent pub
LEGATIONS;
| EVANGELINE: The Place and the Story. BY
Prof Noah Porter, president of Yale College,
Edition de Luxe. Limited to 800 copies.
With magnificent original illustrations by
Frank Dcksee, A. r. 90
| FLORENCE: Its History, the Medics, Its
Scholars, Architecture, Painting. Sculpture.
BY Chas. Yrlarte illustrated by over 500
photographers and engravings...,,....,.....2 % 90
THE LADY OF THE LAKE. An entirely
new edition of Sir Walter Scotts matchless
poem. With 100 new and beautiful illustra-
90
THE AMERICAN BOYS HANDY BOOK. 100
THE LEGENDARY HISTORY OF ROME.
from the founding of the City by Ronulus to
the Burning of the City by the Gauls BY
George Baker. Illustrated .................... co
ENGLAND: Picturesque and Descriptive By
Joel Cook. With is7 finely engraved illus
tratons so
GLEANINGS FROM THE FIELD OF LIFE:
Poem and Illustrations BY Florence
Bally"''''''''.'' 90
ALDRICH'S POEMS. with fine Steel Por-
trait and IS excellent Illustrations .......... 90
MODERN ETCHINGS AND CELEBRATED
PAINTINGS, containing examples of the
work of Unger Raicn Watner Flameng,
and other masters OF the art, with an essay
on Modern Etching and Description. BY
J w. Mollelt, b. % 90
ETUDEs (sTUDIEs) IN MODERN FRENCH
ART; A Series of Monographs on the best
French Artists ofthe Present Day........... 10 90
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Slii,9O2, los O3 | Currency .."..ms5.li4,Oe
STATE BoSDs,
PACIFIC COAST AND MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 2s.--The following were the
closing quotations Of mining stocks:
The board adjourned to-day until Tuesday ne xt,
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALr1NoRE PRODUCE MARKrr.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.-Virginia 6s consolidated.
6lA; past due coupons 81; new 10.40s, "A bid
To-day.
National Republican., 1882-12-25
A Positive Cure

projects ihHmomnrG'al lining gt ne head from adj
dtluu pi- Cumnlptv heAlS ne sores aud restore
tlr srn,c ui .nNtu aud smell. Bcnciirial results arr
realized n'u twRppl!,a ,Un. a thorough treat ment
Will 81 G. Uuequacd or colds in mead. Agreeable
10 use, send for circular and testimonials. sold by
druggists. BY mail. SOC, package-sRmpS
del-fmw&W
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the legal requirements.
STOCKS.
The following are the opening, highest, low
est, and closing prices of the principal stocks
for the day, as corrected by special wire re-
ports received by Bateman & Co., bankers
No. COrcoran building:
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AnlIY by the llttle

Apply ny the little
finger into the noStrils.
by absorption II effect
uully CleanseS the ma.
sal passages Ofcd arrh-
nj virus, causing
healthy CreilunS. It
nllnys inflammation,
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drabtlers' CSuioe.
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,

THE NEW TRUNK LINE
no TIE WEST ANp SOUTHWEST.
ON and ntier SUNDAY, DECEMBER a. ISs2 uas-
@nger trans OF this route will leave Washington
from ID. & P station as follows;
1'AO p NJ. DAlLG-Loulsvllle and Cincinnati special
solid train with Pullman Cars 80 utNuZtuti, Is g
tlnclnuut and Louisville without Cutu- 4, arriving
~ Lexington $40 p. M, Cincinnati $50 D. M. Louis.
Nllle GlO p. M, connecting closely at these vltiCs
wlh through fst trains to all points i'm the West,
southwest, anu Northwest ED' This train arrives
at Louisville six hours carrr Than that of any other
route, the Only Line without change.
S'iO o. M daily, except sunday Mail for all stations
ON g. ~ q. lpy east % II on ,,.
=, For Rates, Tickets to all points West location in
Pullman Cans, and Full Informal. on uf Route mud
Connections Apply at L. & o. Ry Oniue SD Ppnnsyl.
Nahia aNcnue Washington, ID. &.
II, W. FULLER, General Passenger AGENT
c. W. SMITH, General Manager. oCil.iy
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LIME
,,,,...... - BErWE EEN
lhE EAST AND THE WE 4 VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER
II. u
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LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
III AT REASONABLE RATES
AT THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
National Republican., 1882-12-25

We have on our counters the following recent pub
locations;
The National tribune., 1882-08-12
THE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN SOL
DER.

In the actual soldierly qualities of the peo-
pie of the two sections there is probably but
little difference. All the talk about the i'm
petuosity, reckless daring and joy of battle
which is said to characterize the South in
contrast with the North is mere twaddle. The
charge at Mission Ridge, when the army of
Grant outran his orders and went to the sum-
nit instead of entrenching at the foot of the
slope, was the great miracle of impetuosity of
the whole war. On the other hand, the claim
of greater staunchness, of stubborn bulldog
grip, on the part of the North is equally non
sensical. Petersburg is an eternal monument
of the power of the South to stand punish
ment. The man who could boast of the supe-
rior staying power of the North with the facts
of that marvellous defense before him exceeds
in assurance the traditional Government mule.
The truth would seem to be that in mere soldierly
qualities the men of the two sections are very
fairly balanced. Each has certain advantages
which are counterbalanced by certain deficien-
cies. The South has a better general prepara-
tion for camp-life while the North has more
ingenuity and is better able to supply deficien-
cies of equipment and the like. The North
has more intelligence, but the South has moro
homogeneity. The Southern soldier can sub
sist on less and the Northern volunteer will
more intelligently husband his resources and
secure himself against disease. In short, we
believe that the excellencies and defects of
suddenly recruited army drawn from each
section for service against common enemy
are so evenly balanced that no unprejudiced
observer could find ground on which to base an
intelligent preference.-A Union Veteran in Our
Continent,