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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-17
By Gru0bs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
Il AND-FRAMED STORE AND DWELLING
mo. 1861 On THE WEST SIDE OF SECOND
STREET BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUAL
STREETS AT AUCTlON.-ln execution Of deed
Of trust from Grandson Taylor tO the subscriber,
dated October "a. 1879. ana duly recorded. being
thereto required by the creditor secured, will sch
by auction, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1882,
at o'clock T.. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scrbed, and now occupied by said Taylor. The
house contains six or eight rooms, and The lot l.
2l}. feet by ! 10 feet.
TERMS: Cash for about f250 credit as TO
flJ2.26 until october 81, 1852: a credit as To
Sl44.09 until October 27, 1888 and the balance
upon terms 10 be stated &c the time Of sale.
4. ID. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auciioneers. my Ii
by II. l.. Staples x Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneors,
IIO3 Main street
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Rr Grnhhs 4 Milliams.

by Grubhs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ABOUT IS
Il ACRES OF LAND IN AND ADJOINING
THE PLAN OF MARION hill. ABOUT TWO
MILES SOUTHEAST or The CITY or RICH
MOND.-In execution Of deed of trust from
Joseph j. Plct-auis. dated lst Of October, 1873,
and duly recorded. being thereto required by the
creditors secured, the undersigned I'm said deed
named a. trustees, will sell by auction, AT the Of
ice of Grubbs & Williams, on
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1882,
at | O'Clock =. ". the PROPERTY conveyed.
situated above. adjoining his residence, consist
ing Of FIVE LOTS or parcels, and embracing in
ali about 45 ACRES. This property lies near
10 the city and in the hands of persons disposed 10
build might be turned into very desirable sites for
suburban homes.
TERMS: The deed authorizes a sale for expenses
of sale and about 81 600 cash. but by consent other
and more favorable terms Will probably be given.
ROBERT OULD,
ISAAC H. CARRlNGTOS.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my IA
By GruDbs & Williams,
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A UCTION SALE OF SIX M c +
N BUILDING LOTS on CHERRY AND LAU-
REL STREETS.-By request Of the owner we VIII
sell by auction, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY ls, 1882,
at 81 o'clock L. NJ, the LOTS above mentioned.
as follows: FOUR LOTS, fronting 80 feet each
by 1873 feet deep, the east line Of Cherry street
between Beverly and Albemarle streets, and TWO
LOTS Of similar front and depth on the west line
of Laurel between Beverly and Albemarle streets.
All of said lots run back 10 an alley 90 feet wide.
TERMS: Exceedingly easy and made known on
day of sale CHEWING 4 ROSE,
my l4,l7SlS Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.ssTuture Days.
BY william II. Lyne1 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THOSE
TWO MOST ELIGIBLY-LOCATED,
HANDSOME, AND ATTRACTIVE
THREE-sTORY MODERN BRICK RESI-
DENCEs,
Nos. 500 AND 304 WEST FRANKLIN STREET,
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE
OF THE
LATE JAMES A. RICHARDSON,
by AUCTION.

In pursuance of a decree of the Richmond
ChancCry Court entered on the 25th day of April.
1882, In the suit Of Robertson, &C.. rs. Richard
sons executor and ais, the undersigned, special
commissioner thereby appointed, viii sell by pub
lie auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1882,
ut 5 O'Clock l.. NJ, the aboyc-named VALUABLE
RESIDENCES, Nos. 30Z and 304, on the north
side Of Franklin street, between Madison and
Monroe streets, occupied respectively by Rev. W.
II. Richardson and Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, each con-
tanning about fourteen rooms, constructed upon
the most approved plan In the most substantial
aud convenient manner, having all the modern
improvements, and in perfect order. having been
built hut few years ago, and with lots of Z7k by
l SO feet each, with an alley I'm the rear 30 feet
wide
The excellent location Of this property-in the
very centre Of the most fashionable and delightful
portion of the city, and where the most elegant
and costly residences have recently been, and are
now being, erected, together with the admirable
and attractive character Of the buildings and
premises-rendcr this sale one Of unusual interest
To parties seeking tirst-class residences.
TERMS: One third cash: the residue by nogO-
liable notes at six and twelve months, with inter
est added, and title retained until the purchase
money has been fully paid and a conveyance or
dered by the Court. j. Il. ELAN,
Special Commissioner.
W. II. LYME & Co, Auctioncers. my -
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TOBACCO, CIGARS. DE.
BUGGIEs.

lust RECEIVED. A CAR-c.EKG
- LOAD or CINCINNATI TOP
HpGGfES--to be sold at GEORGE D. BUR-
kEfTsk WHOLESALE STABLES, ON Franklin
etrnet below Exchange Hotel, at Low PRICES.
JOHN 81, PACE,
NJ l6-lm Salesman.
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AUCTION sALEs--.Futurs Days.
DUBLIC SALE
WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.

Under authority Of decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Richmond city. rendered April 20, 1880, I'm
the suit Of Henry Lewis ct al. rs. The Washington
and Ohio Railroad Company t al, and affirmed
by the Court Of Appeals Of Virginia at Its septem-
Der term, 1881, the undersigned, special commits
sioners, viii, at IL O'Clock NJ, on the
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WILLIAM II. LYME & COZ
h. ID. HILL X Co, and Auctiouccrs.
oTARITs & NCCTKDY. my D.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIFTY
~ THOUSAND ACRES or LAND II rs.
TRICK COTNTi.-ln obedience % "a cscIee "l
the Chanccry Court Of the city ~ Richmond. pro-
nounced ON the IN day If December. ISL ih
suit therein pending, styled heuts executor ~.
Puryiss administrator &C., we shall sell az pubic
auction, at the courthouse II Patrick county 90
THURSDAY, JUNE 20. 1852,
AZ IL o'clock IT,, certain TRACT or LAND
containing 10000 ACRES, more or lo,s' y ihs lh
tine said county Of Patrick. in thc state 90 lik-
mia. on the waters Of Biz aud Little Dan Iif'I'
and south Mayo river, Of which The late J'hh "'
Pufyis died seized.
This land Is supposed % be- very valuable a- mlH-
cral land. and also lying near tlic route "i N'
Danyillc and Ncw-Riycr railroad.
TERMS: Cash - % So much ~ iNr hint''N,
will be sufficient To pay cXItnsi', ~ @il', 49, .
The residue in equal instalmeats ppaht "l ,n';
two. and three years. with iHtcrrt if"n pr. ~ b.,
sale: the purchaser IL give bonds M neg 'b.
notes for ibc deferred msialmeni-. An1 Nit ,l','
20 bee retained until the whole purcia.t-in.A'3 Dr.
PAID and a conveyance ordered hy ~ c..i,,
ROBERT HOW Akl.
WILLIAM j. LFAhf.
ape special Commi ssi0ner..
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pain temperature, 9S degrees In the world
ap Sv-3m JOHN l.. EUBANK.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRA-
" ELE AND ATTRACTIVE BUlLDlNG-luT
CORNER TWENTY SEVENTH AND BROAD
STREETS: FOUR NEAT TMO-STORl BRIO h-
THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BfINLlN
TWENTY-sENENTII AND TWENTY -ElGlilH
STREETS; ALSO LOT WITH \ NJ AT
FRAMED lIOI ~ THEREON, CORNER TWIN
TY-TIlRD AND BURTON >IEEtIS.-m pur-
suance Of a decree Of the ChancCry count Of uc
city of Richmond made On Tire 10Th day Of April
1882 iu tie suit Of The Iltniers National Bllh
ts Tyme's curatOrs and others, We viii oncr ipl
=. b. III nuLllc Amrilnn. on thr nrrml -. ON
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TUESDAY. MAY 23, 1850.

al o'clock =. NJ. that DEsIRhBLE Lot on thc
northeast corner Of Twenty seventh uud Broad
streets. fronting about G3Nl5u fr.t o. an aii.f
FOUR BRICK TENEMENT DNllllN1~.t t.-
signitcd by Nos. 2sOs. 2IlO, 2fl4, ahd -il'
east Broad street. containing hYr ur ia ron.
each OF modern build, I'm good repair Win D.. t
lots: aud at . i. NJ, Or Immediately aitrr N .
sale Of the above property LOT Win q lin'
house thereon, corner Iweufy-tilId ana burr
streets. .
special attention Is called a. the above VAIL S.
BILE PROPERTY. sale viii De- prompt.
TERMS: one fourth CASH the residue Tor neg
table notes az FIX. twelve. and eighteen mDni.-t
with interest added from day OF sale, and uiif N-
tanned until the whole purchas'-Inouey hi- Deem
Daid and a conveyance ordered by the Court.
CHARLES l.. MIIifLOt H.
HENRY e.. CANNON,
special Comui ssi0ncr-.
n I
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10TH DAY OF MAY, 1882,

at the railroad depot Of the Washington and Ohio
Railroad Company, in the city of Alexandria, Va,
offer at public auction the
National Republican., 1882-10-30
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Master Henry McCrea, U. s. N, has been granted
six months leave from October 25.
Master Horace p. Mcintosh, U. 8. ~, has been
ordered to examination for promotion.
Lieutenant Frank Baker, Ordnance Corps, U. s.
A., and Mrs. Baker were in San Francisco last week
Captain Charles Z. Harsous, lieutenant Filth
Infantry, has been granted two mouths sick leave
Captain William A. Kirkland, U. S. N, has gone
on leave for u month from the Norfolk naval sta
ton.
Lieutenant Alfred C. Sharpe, Twenty second In
fantry, has been granted four months extension
OF leave.
Captain Thomas B. Briggs, lieutenant Four.
teenth Infantry, has been granted sick leave for
one year.
Major George G. Hunt, First Cavalry, left Fort
Boise, Idaho, three weeks ago for the East, on
leave for year.
Colonel Herbert a. HascalI, captain (rctired), U.
s. A., was in st. Paul, Mimi, last Monday. He
was retired In 1873 from the flIth Artillery
Midshipman Ernest Wilkinson, U. S. N, has
been detached from the Minnesota and ordered TO
special duty Al the Smithsonian lnstitu ton.
Captain Frazier A. Boutelle, lieutenant First
Cavalry, who is OH the new recruiting detail has
arrived ut his station ut Jefferson Barracks, St.
Louis.
Major William H. Forwood. surgeon, U. s. A.,
reported at Chicago last Wednesday for duty as at
tending surgeon at tLieutenant-GenenilS Sheridan s
headquarters.
Colonel Blrney b. Keeler. captain Eighteenth
Infantry recently aide de- camp TO Major General
Mcdowell. has been granted six months sick
leave from October /.
Colonel Stephen G. Whipple, captain First CAV
airy who has been in poor health for a long time.
has been ordered 10 Beneca Barracks, California
for such light duty as he may be able TO perform.
Colonel William w. Robinson, sr., of Wiscon-
sin, who has been for over five years consul gem
eral to Madagascar will return home Soon He
was distinguished officer during the rebellion
and is the father OF Lieutenant Robinson. Sew
enth Cavalry.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
Mining in Public schools.

"Guess won't 60 to school to- day." said q Car
son urchin with an appeal In his hand. "Why
not2" "Concordia has fallen off 10 cents, and
don't dare to show up until it picks up again."
"What have the fluctuations of Concordia got to
do with yourstudies?" "a good DEAL" answered
the boy. "AIy teacher has a hundred shares Of the
stock, and when 1t falls olfu few centswe all catch
it heavy. i keep my eye on the list, and when
there's break you bet don't go to school.
play sick. Gollyl how she basted me the time
Mount Diablo busted down to 81 When ii was
selling at $50 she was good as pie. was the
first feller thugOt on to the break and told the boys
of my class that if she didn't sell there'd be the
devil to pay. heard Uncle Fraser say that ii was
good snort, and never slept wink Tor a week.
grabbed the AppeGt the first thing every morn
iIfg; when saw her keel down 10 SIG skipped
TO the hills. Myl how she did bang Johnny Dob
son around that morning! / was in hopes that
the blasted mine would pick up but the water got
i'll the lower levels and knew We were in for it.
She licked somebody for every dollar 1t dropped.
After it struck SIS II picked up little and we had
time to git. My mothers been patchin' my pants
now ever since the big break in Sierra Nevada,
and if the market don't take turn pretty soon m
going to quit the public school and 30 TO work on
a ranch.-CurSOn City (Neu.) ADpeal.
National Republican., 1882-10-30

release its grasp on two States in addi-
tion to Virginia, already emancipated.
This mighty transformation which
should have encouragement and coun-
tenance from every lover of his country
this establishment of a republican form
OF government by enuine growth of
patriotism, and natural development
of the American sense of fair play
at elections, is mocked at by lacqueys
of Bourbon feudalism, wearing the
livery Of Reform, who disseminate
ialsohoods as editors of great
Northern dailes which have still left
some veneering of fRepublicanism. Moth
ing seems too vile for them to say of the
Republican party, or of the Independents
at the South who have ranged themselves
on the side OF law and order. The cause
for which our party contends is the gov
ernment of the people, by the people, and
for the people This is threatened by
the wrongful suppression of the ballot in
some Of the States. Moral forces can
make the right prevail. Force is no
longer advocated by any. But the VIC
tory will not be won if the people can be
made to regard it as of less conse-
quence than the suppr ession of lawful
campaign contributions, or the manner of
distribution of the government clerk
ships. When these are all there is to
contend for, then it will not matter which
party wins. And if the Republican party
does not regard the issue we have
described as one of overshadowing i'm
portance then it OUGHT to disband.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
Eacct OF n yyounu,s Folly.

A special dispatch from Fargo, Dak., dated Sat-
urday, october 81 tells the following sad story of
a wite's shame. and q loving husbands sorrow
.' Frank Powell painter, came to this city from
Hastings, Mimi, in the early part of the summer,
he followed up to last Wednesday, October Is.
He left his wife at Hastings, and parties coming
with olher men. At 6rst he paid no attention. I,
these reports, but they kept coming so rapidly
that he at last had no reason to doubt. Powell
had secured q contract to paint the Headqua rters
Hotel, and was at work there last Wedne sday,
when additional scandals regarding his wife were
brought him. Upon hearing them he fai nted
soon recovered, but did not speak, and M ain
tanned silence until day ut II O'clock, when che
died, 1t is thought, of grief and mortihcatio H..
Gus friends and ac9uaintances here, ali of whom
speak well of him."
National Republican., 1882-10-30
Republican mujority ty................... 9

BY the above calculation Connecticut, Calfor-
MA Indiana, Michigan, New Jersey and Wiscon.
sin, each lose one member, and New York and
Pennsylvania four each, and Illinois two, while
the gains In the South are not one half us many as
there wonld lie If there could bo an hon.
est election held and the ballots counted as voted
The Republicans will gain ten votes in Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska, and Minnesota BY the Increased
apporronmcnt Hayessm gave Ohio the doad rot,
ana then Ills wild State rule at elections. In
1861 the Republican majority was 5j,2O3; in the
next year the Democrats had 5577 majority; the
next year the Republican majority was lUl 900 I;
the next year the minority fell off nearly 60,0JO;
again in 1873 the Republican majority was 3T,53l,
and in 1874 tie Democrats carried the State by Sl7,
and IN 1877 the Democratic candidate cai ried the
State by 22,52O; the next year the Republicans
carried the State by 10i. Ohio has not quite got
through the burial OF Garfield, but III 1884 she will
be safely Republican. Nothing but cowardice and
treachery can lose the next Congress There is
plenty Of treachery, but courage will Grive the
traitors out of the lines and treason never betrnys
unless the traitors allowed inside the councils
II Ohio could only vote over again on the 7th OF
November the result would he very different and
Ohlo's folly will be warning to tue voters in the
other Slute. III, II.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
A RurninR Mine,

Ijust heard the cry of fire and ran out and there
was the shaft all ablaze-and what a fire the
shafts do make-the flames tower to the skies,
people are running in every direction, the fire.
alarm whistle is blowing. 1t was an explosion.
There has been another slaughter among the poor
miners. The grandest and awfullest sight ever
saw was some years ago when dozen explosions
followed each other in rapid succession. The
earth yHwned for u quarter of u mile as though
torn by an earthquake. Heavy timbers were car
ried through the air. There would be an explo-
sion of gas aud then from the mouth of the shaft
would shoot stream of fire, stones, and timber,
from the top OF which would appear an immense
bow. This would rise upon cloud of smoke aud
then burst scattering burning cinders for miles.
mines. The poor miners deserve the biggest pay
and sympathy and they get the least.-1! Faithvhi
National Republican., 1882-10-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

JDIANoS FOR SALE ON EASY MONTHLY
l. payments. JOHN F. ELLIS & CO., 037 Penn
sylyanlA avenue, near routh street ocSll2l
NOR REXCHANGE-oNE OR TWO NICE LOTS,
IL southeast. for any small business or nerchAB-
disc also two valuable petents. Sixth and y street
southwest oc?,Jt'
EoR EXCHANoE-A. FIRST CLASS, LARGE
~ brick house with outouildluGs and ample grounds,
IN the city OF Rochester, Minn.. 70 exchange for
Washington city properly. Apply 10 BROAD
Oc2I6Is
VNo oATERERS-wE HAVE A VERY pEsIR.
i able property In the northwest, admirably
ada pied for irslclass catering establishments hDe
apArtments and we'll fornished JOHN sHERMAN
- CO. 07 street northwest oc20-tf
r IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL ON Time DepoAits United States Bonds bought
and sold ~ market rates Collections made every
sylvhna avenue. ma2e-u
National Republican., 1882-10-30

TUE Post is hereby informed that there
has been no "peremptory assessment "
of any woman employed in the depart
ments, nor Of any man. There have been
requests for contributions, but no man or
woman has had any reason to fear re-
moval or other uncomfortable result for a
failure to respond.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
Copl,lIn,, N, ,,,o E,oh Av.,u.

Colonel Joseph W. Parker, OF New York. says in
letter to II friend in this city: "By the way. you
should see the regular ovation which is given
Mr.. Conkling every evening at the HEh-Avenue
Hotel where he is stopping. Whenever he max es
his appearance differences seem to be forgotten,
and men Of MI political sentiments flock around
him In groups, making the passage way impossible
for the time. II his services, ability, appearance
respect Il would look like perfect tOadyism Hos
too big man 10 stay knocked out very long"
National Republican., 1882-10-30

g1s ts'i,e OF THE WEEKLY NATioSAb RpruRLscAr
commenced on 7hursddy, Janudry5 1887 HSa hand
some double sheet ofefo pages and dtystr eoI,nnS
HconInins e ne,cs nom oil parts the trorid and
specially Interesting eontdinig the proccsdingsof OF
he Executive LeGisidffre, and judicial branches Of the
Government, Including De appointments, promotions,
dsGnplerts, and dfsnisdis In all Department. OF Coz
e'nrent serviee. contains a r report Of army aud
nurUnornmeris and orders II includes special
feature he political, personal and social and
ei,ty gossip Of The NdtionS CIIpRuL
IN short, Il Is he best and only ,ce,try pnpsr n,
america Gfufno IN addition 10 null general rom
oupc,ts Of the irorid q complete photograph oJ re,
dofnDs. and proceedings az he CupHdl OF the Nation
7trtRs' Single copies, ONE DOLLAR AND rIFTY
crSTs oei year: ten copies address.
per COPY. tottdpe prepaid BY ne publishers
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National Republican., 1882-10-30
WILL FOND LOVE FADE AND WITHER7


The rustllng leaves are turning
A drear and dusky brown,
The sunset tints are burning
The western sky, low down.
Before they fade in night.
Oh, will your heart beat colder
As autumns come and go7
Or will your love, grown Dolder.
Sci every pulse aglOw
With joys bewlldeFing llghtH
The summer flowers are fading
Meath autumn's chilling hand;
The dreary clouds are shading
our path along the strand.
Where pillows soltly break.
VIII fond love fade and wither.
As iRdes the summer rose?
Swept lightly yon and hitheT,
With every wind that blows,
WIN love his flight e'er takeT
Nay, nay true love undylng,
VIII strengthen with the blastI
Through tears ana grior and sighlng
This faithful watch VIII last,
Till hope Is wholly dead.
lie rises nom his sorrow
Like dawn upon the night,
And siill each bright tomorrow
Beholds his fhdeless light
around our pathway shed.
National Republican., 1882-10-30

Mr. II. j. RAMsDELL, in his letter to
Sundays Philadelphia Press, dissents
from our views concerning Mr.. Blaine's
position toward the campaign. Like
wise we dissent from Mr.. Ramsdell's
opinion on the same. Mr.. Ramsdell ex-
presses the fond hope that Mr.. Blaine
will be in public life on the 4th of March,
1885. In what office?
National Republican., 1882-10-30
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
CHARLES E. bishop & CO.,
REAL EST ATE ROK ER S

IfT TEvR AATGE AGE 1TTG,
zoos STREET NORTHWEST.
Real Estate bought and sold. Houses rented.
henls collected. Loans negotiated. Insurance In
hrstelass companies AT lowest paying rates. No
charge for advertising Our ofice one Of the hues
and best located IN tho city. Parties having property
70 sell or rent will find II " their Interest TO place Il
In cur hands, se2-lY
National Republican., 1882-10-30
wAsntNGroN. D. C., OCTOBER 80, iSS2.
Population Of the National Capital. $4,000
Amusrmcn,s Tonight.

NATIONAL TnEATER-" Mankind"
FoRDs OPERA HoUsE-IIavcrly's MinstrelS
THEATRE CoNIouF-Variety Entertainment,
National Republican., 1882-10-30
a sIgnincnnt CoIncIdence.

The nation which was assailed by secession Is
now assailed by free trade, and the party which
was true 10 the nation IN the face of one danger is
true TO the people in the face Of the other-Delroa
I0s and 2ribsHe.
National Republican., 1882-10-30

[Uoo,nm,nicdtions muuJe dddrcswd "Tohe Editor
,,THE RFPuBLIcAT," and 10 insure pbtic1,ion 1t
ittrTtuc teD6ly side OF hs paper only. trith
ndre and residence Of uie tUTitsr dtaced No com
Rlnniedtions trfu be returned
National Republican., 1882-10-30
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST AN OLD GRAY MAREi STRAYED
Il away on Friday 9Th instant. The finder will be
~ tRbly rewarded Tor the return of same. III. 4.
CRAWFORD IL CO., Thirteen.and a-Half and d
streets northwest. oc309t$
GOO REwARD-LoST, AT THE BALTI-
tDZO more and Potomac depot, last night o
small sA,chcl containing sum OF money, tooth
brush, gloves, collar, SC The above reward Will be
paid lfreturned to 20l Il street northwest oc2S3ts
National Republican., 1882-10-30
FOR SALE-Lnts


INoR SALE-AT SEQ, PAYABLE $40 CASH AND
II o. monthly. several beautiful lolson street. ad-
joining corner Eleventh street nbrtheast pavement
sewerage, gas, and water; two blocks rom Ens, Can
itol street cars and Lincoln Park. J. w. STARR 1920
New York OclOl.t
National Republican., 1882-10-30

GENERAL MALONE is very sorry he can
not secure the approval of our morning
contemporary for the conduct OF the Vir-
ginia campaign, but he is censured no
more by outside Bourbons than by those
within the State. The methods of the
General are very "bad for the enemy.
He never hopes to secure Bourbon con-
sent to victory. He is obliged, there
fore, to choose whether to take Bourbon
advice or Bourbon curses. He prefers the
latter,
National Republican., 1882-10-30
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