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National Republican., 1882-12-22
TWO NOTEWORTHY GOWNS.
"A Costume In Pink and New Years Day
Dress i'm Bcauttfui Blue Velvet.
Neio York l3rening Post.

NCW } Ofk iJtnihV FOM.
A rich aud becoming dinner dress for
young lady is made of pale pink cashmere,
with tunic and bodice of the same, and u
wide sash of crimson velvet draped above IL.
The undcpskrt to one toilet made in this
manner is of crimson velvet, laid in wide SIM
gle box -plCats 70 another the uudcrskirt is
laid in three deep killings of the pink cash
mere, each of the killings being first trimmed
around the bottom with bands of crimson vel
vet ave inches deep. The bodice is in the
Marguerite shape, laced in front also of the
pink cashmere, with an under-Chcmisctto of
crimson velvet, embroidered with pink and
silver, and extending to the peak of thc bo-
dice, where il is met by q bunch of crimson
roses set into u large knot of pale-pink satin
ribbons that fall in loops and ends over the
whole length of the skirt front. Plnk-satin
slippers, silver ornaments and n POrtia fan of
palc.pink ostrich feathers, with cluster Of
crimson roses in the center finish this very
charming toilet.
A very elegant dress made for New Years
das reception is of s,yal blue velvet embro =,
cred upon the corsago and sleeves with ara
besques of gold and amber beads The square
cut opening in the neck is bordercd with tue
embroidery and has bouquet of crushed roses
set at one side. The skirt is short the pauicrs
of the velvet at the sides lined with pale gold
corsagc in the back is set u very wide velvet
sash, lined with pale gold satin, which falls
over the plain, untrimmed skirt. The only
bead embroidery upon the skirt ~ that which
is worked around the edges of the plniorS.
The bodice is closed down the front with
mcdium-sizud buttons of engraved mOther-of-
neal and gold Iilligrcc,
National Republican., 1882-12-22
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A Good Live Daily Paper.

Frank Hatton favors us with a copy of the
Washington NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, of
which he is the editor. At last that town
full of vim and news. That city has not been
well served in that respect. 1t has been below
Philadelphia even in the quality of its pa
pers. They have been provincial sheets, with
scrvile tone and an acrid partisan flavor.
All that is changed. Hatton is born news
paper man, He has the news instinct de-
veloped in him. like the acute sense ofscent
in a pointers and settlers nose. His paper is
crisp, concise, condensed, and bristles with
paragraphs and epigrams The capital should
certainly put out II paper that is truly ma
tional in tone, cosmopolitan in character,
yielding the readera perception ofthe bigness
and variety of this great country, sir,' and
Hatton has performed the feat. Chalk the
Press Hat for your weekly.
National Republican., 1882-12-22
Ohio 90 PennsyIvania.

1OIedO Telegram.
The efforts of Simon Cameron to harmonize
the republicans of Pennsylvania are highly
commentaries There has been no trucr
friend to the republican party, and no man
has given it more effective support than
Simon Cameron. He is very old, but his in
terest in the party does not wane He is
deyoting all his energies and ability to secure
union and harmony and this, too after he
has suffered an amount of personal abuse
which would have driven most men into
sulSy retirement. All honor to Simon Cam
eronl He is not a fair-weather republican
not n republican merely for place-but be-
lieves in the principles of the party and in
the necessity for its continued control of the
government if the people would maintain
their unexampled progress and prosperity,
National Republican., 1882-12-22
Mr.. Disston's $1,000 Worth OF Turkeys.
(sch DE1DDrrni

Over $4,000 pounds of Christmas turkeys;
will be given away on the Saturday before
Christmas to the employees of Hamilton DissS
ton s. Co. by the firm. There are in all l,S00
men and boys employed in the firms sawniiils-
at Front and Laural streets, Philadelphia, and
at Tacony, each of whom will be presented
with a fac turkey, except in the case of few,
who will be given an equivalent in cash, aOu
Saturday afternoon the men will be mar
shaled in line in the shop yard, and as each
passes through the gate he will be presented
with a fat gobber weighing not less than
fourteen pounds. The largest fowls will be
given those having the largest families and
in cases whore there are several members of
the same family in the works the younger
members will be presented with cash
equivalent. AT the present price of turkeys
the firms Christmas gifts to their men will
cost them about $1,000 1t has been custom
with the Disstons for many years to make this
annual holiday donation, so that no family
connected with the works need go without
Christmas turkey Mr.. Disston has for years
bought all his turkeys in Cecil county, and
his agent, SIr. Shockley, of this town, is now
at work canvassing to secure the required
number.
National Republican., 1882-12-22
STATE BONDS.
sUBTREASURY BALANCES.
Con".".sl 4l2l $50 Os Currency 500 SO
PACIFIC COAST AND MINING sToCKs.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
L-.--.-.l-. L 4 I--.--.-.


NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Money on call loaned down
from and per cent, and closed offered at per
cent. Exchange was steady at 4sOI44sl for long
and is413@4s5 for short sight. Governments were
weak and "a per cent. lower for all issues. State
bonds were duh and unchanged. Railroad bonds
were moderately active and generally higher. At
the opening the market was dull and generally
a fraction lower than at yesterdays close During
the first hour the tone was rather heavy and prices
fell of 1sGS4 per cent, Louisville and Nashville
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western leading the
decline, but though dull the market subsequently
became strong, and shortly after midday recorded
an advance OF L@lH per cent, in which the
Northern Pacincs and Western Union were most
eonspienous. Minneapolis aud ST, Louis, however.
iell on per cent 10 2SA. For the next hour and
q half there was liIlle business transacted aud
prices remained steady. During the last hour the
tone OF the market was generally firm and prices
moved up fraction, but In the final sales New
YORK central suddenly dropped IA Richmond
ana DanVllle l. and the rest of the list LsllS per
cent. Inc market closed dull and generally
heaVy Ihe changes from yesterdays closing
prices are irregular Minneapolis and ST. Louis
being Ia ana Richmond aud West Point ~ per
cent lower, while western Uuion is "a and North
ern Pacific Preferred q higher Transactions ag-
gregated 10000 shares, including Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 10000 Denter and
Rio Grande, 800; Erie, 700 Kansas and Texas,
5000; Louisville aud Nashville 64O0; New York
Central e,lOO Northern Pacific, 1880; 81. Paul,
National Republican., 1882-12-22
A Scared EnSiisi,man.
Chicono 7Ymes.

story is told of an Englishman who was
lately obliged to travel in Ireland, duty he
approached with fear and trembling. His
aflrighted senses were startled on hearing a
fellow passenger in the railway carriage re-
mark to another, " Pm just afther bein' over
to Fitzpatrick" "And l." replied the other,
lam atther bein' over to Kilmary," "What
murderers they are" thought the Englshman
And to think that they talk of their assflssi-
nations so publicly" But the conversation
went on. And fhare are you going now ?"
asked assassin No. l. "Fm going home, and
then to Kilmorc," was No. 2's reply. The
Engishman's blood curdled. "Kilmore is
it % added No. /. "Youd betther he comm
along wild me to Kilumaule." 1t is related
that the Englishman left the train at the next
station,
National Republican., 1882-12-22
THE MARKETS.
DullnesS ReigS Supreme in Wall Street. but
Prices Are Fair.
The Regular Daily stock, Bond, and Pro-
vision Lists.
THE DAY IN WALL STREET.
SDecidl Disndich.

Special Dispatch.
NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Early dealings to-day
were dull, and declined from II to l. The
room traders were all bearish.
At noon there was rally of to per cent.
on dull market. On the second call stocks
were strong and very dull, and brokers en-
gagged in skylarking for want of better occu-
patton. There is no outside speculation in
the market. Most of the commission houses
expect little business until after the holidays
pass The big specul ators arc complete masters
of the market.
Money at 8. Stocks at 3 to 8. Exchange
firm.
Early in the last hour stocks were very
dull and firm.
Owing to the bad weather the stock reports
have been very measer to-day.
r gular Janul:y meeting of the Wander
bilt roads will be held at the Grand Central
depot tomorrow. Insiders say New York
Central will make the best showing ever
made. Even, after deducting large sum
paid during the year upon the property, the
earnings for 1882 will amount to 81 net.
Michigan Central earned 2i during the last
three months, and will declare = per cent.
ulNlucuu, anu bdNS ''lOEc lldo cdIicu oNci q
per cent. net for the year.
The Louisville and Nashville people have
new schedule which, if carried out they
claim will put their stock to 50.
1t is reported in the street that the Della
ware and Lackawanna will make running ar
rangement with the Grand Trunk from Jan
uary /.
Jay Gould is said to have remarked to q
friend that he had captured the First National
bank Mutual Union telegraph party and that
he could lease their line and guarantee all
fixed charges if they would withdraw all suits
The proposed lease is to be for five years, and
the Western Union is to pay all Mutual Union
charges and perhaps per cent per year on
the stock, with call to Gould to buy it at 80
Gould, Osborn, and Frank Work continue
TO talk very bullish on the situation, but we
will doubtless have very dull market until
after the holidays.
STOCKS.
The following are the opening, highest, lowest
and closing prices of the principal stocks for the
day, as corrected by special wire reports received
by Bateman d Co., bankers, No. 8 Corcorau build
ing:
National Republican., 1882-12-22
Not for pubIluation.

NVTT7NTUTTI ITtTWTW,
Mr.. Dorsey has kindly furnished the his
torian with his letters from Gen. Garfield
during the campaign of 1850. His only mo
tive must be to set history on the right truck,
because the letters have no reference to frau
dulent postal contracts, and therefore nothing
to do with some eases in court in which he Is
interested.
The historian, when he comes to write, will
be grateful to Mr. Dorsey but he will have
reason to regret that there was no Dorsey in
the other camp. If Mr., Barnum could only
be induced now to publish his correspondence
with such additional matter as might be nee
essary to show how Gen. Hancock was coached
on the tariff question and how the MOrey let
be-
National Republican., 1882-12-22
HNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

70 THE E6kfT EEbNNfyKXAEIA wAf HNS RogTF soaruwrsr
STEEL 19tBth H4Iii fRAfk SfkESBfP
TRAINS IEAHE Eo wAsIiiNaToN,' foN iroS 1ss station
,,,, ,e corner of sixth and streets, AS tOllows:
Of Palace Sleeping Cars At G55 a. M, daily: + St
Line. $40 a. n daily, with Sleeping Cars from iiat.
nntI Mail al Express $50 p. m daily for fttsburs
:, BAfTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. Caiandaisuu, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
rom Washington 10 (anandasGa WIN rA'"'e Var
For WilliamspOrt Lock Haven and Elmira, at 9:3)
For New York and the East sooa. M, ioaoa a. M, ia4
@ GO m and EnPed nj xSTe 1R sGaTdTy OF PSsS @ PsSoa sd
Cars, N3o 9, m. duly, except sunday.
For BrooKlyn, n. Y, all through trains connect at
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding doub
,,i ferrisge M across New York city. ,.,,
M Limited Express, $3.50 a. nj, daily, except Sun.
For baltimore, GAO 500, G3o 1870 a. m. and 1so, 4n
4;4O t2O, 7:3O $3.50, and lO:2D p. M On Sunday 500
For Popes Creek Line, $40 a. M and 40 p NJ daily
except sunday.
ALEXXNpRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL.
NAY AMP =, ,ALEEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For AleSandra, $50 100, $40, Iioo, and ll25 a. M.
800 iiO0, and lies q. M, aud 500 p. m.
For richmond and the SOUTH $3.50 and 1i:25 daily
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington. 500 500,
s3 and 1870 nj II: 0, 800: $40 90, and 9io p m.
and 1900 midnight on Sunday at 500, SO land 1901
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast cor
ner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
and At the station, where orders be lelt for the
checking of baggage to destination nom hotels and
j. n. WOOD. General Passenger Agent,
CHARLES u. PUGH, General Manager. sells
National Republican., 1882-12-22
There Is No Denying 1t.
Phladelphia PreaS.

Two-cent postage is republican reform
which will come home to the business and the
bosoms, the lives and the loves of men and
women. Business will be carried on more
cheaply, the poor woman will find il an easier
thing to write to her absent son, and the great
corporation will feel the saving in its postal
account. Civilization is communication, and
resistance to communication is the measure
Of barbarism, and a republican majority, aided
by republican reforms, has struck down by
one-third the present tax on letter communi-
cation. Nowhere in the wide world will a
letter travel farther, faster, or cheaper than
in the United States under two-cent postage
National Republican., 1882-12-22

A CITIZEN Of the Quaker city, SIr. f. Freed,
living at l22 Vine street, recently spoke as
follows; Being afflicted with distressing
cough, DIR. Bulls cough syrup was recom-
mended to me for relief. am happy to say
that few doses,not only gave me instant re-
lief but effected q complete cure"
National Republican., 1882-12-22
General Passenger Agent, Bali
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO TIE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, A ID WEST.

Schedule in effect Oct ber Is, 1882:
Tl0 a. m.-New Orleans Mail, daily making close
connections conn TO all points South and southwest
Win Pullnian sleeping Cars from Washington
va DanViile 70 Atlanta and Atlanta TO New
prleansi also Washington to New Orleans via
Lynchburg and Bristol
61o p. m.-Louisye Fast Line, daily, via Char.
lQttesyille, Huntington and Lexington, to Gin
cinnatf, Louisville, and all Western points,
making direct connections, and with solid train
Louisville.
1885 y. m.-SOuthern Mall and Express daily, to all
points South, Southeast, and Southwest via Dan.
vile aud Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Washington 10 Charleston.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7l0 G. IN.
train daily, except Sunday. For Warrenton
N take I;l a. m. and I:l0 TRAINS daily.
Il For tickets and nll Information, inquire at Com
pahys ONCE, COL Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
with telephone system.
NJ, SlA AUGliTER, N MACDA MEL,
General Passenger Agent. Agent.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. sells
National Republican., 1882-12-22
CpECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
a. HRENTANO d Co.

Respectfully Inform the Public of Washington. and
Strangers sOiourning temporarily In the CITY,
thet during the mouth of Deceuher
our establishment will be Kept
open every evening
pntll II y. IN. de22lt
National Republican., 1882-12-22
COKE.
COKE.
COKE.

VoB WORK OF EVERY CHARACTER AND DE
81 scripOn executed al The National Republican
Office, al any hour, day or night and every day In
the year, Good work and low prices. lsAg
National Republican., 1882-12-22
A Cure AZ Last.

Ely's Cieam Balm
has completely cured
me- Of Calar.h, Of
which | have been Hf
llicied over ten years.
atter trying almost
every remedy recon-.
mel ded, nOue having
proved so effective
and thorough. S. j.
AK 3N, wholesale
dealer IN boots and
sh' es. li9 Federal ST.,
Boston, Mass,
MN aOp was ar
iiictcd with Catarrh ;
tie use Of E,y's Cream
Balm ollected y com
plc,e cure. w, II,
HANNAH, Druggist,
EastLn, Pa.
National Republican., 1882-12-22
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AND NEWSDEALERs,
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0ALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL n AIISi

A, NJ ,,,t LEAVE WASHINGTON.
rTess nd s,bie Sle sing Cars to Cincinnati St Louis
,S go Baltimore, Ellicou City. and Way Stations
SIresburg,, Win ,hester. Hagerstown. and
t7;is baltimore ESprGss.
S,S SiS p&nint & Of Rocks and Way stations.
oV' FhPHieipha Pnrieitp ma New nork and Boston Express
Oh" s'Tpnlen i'm and Valley Express Connects i9r
t"OO Boiinote, ,IMyattsyille, and Laurel Express
s,ips, hnd Dorsoys On sundays stops AZ
1000. Baltimore Express. Stops at Hyattsvllle and
to;l5 pli;aEHI,esL ,HIeL criooco c,,,,,,,,, ~, G, ,.
Express Sleeping cars to Cincinnati, LOUIS
=, Vllie and Chicago.
1910 Baltimore Ellicott City, Annapolis, and Way
tl;35. on sunday only for baltimore and Way.
tS;oo Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex-
$3.50 Balliihlre and Way stations. Winchester
hars1erlck' Hasers,own, and Way via Re-
$50 Baltimore Hyat,svle, and Laurel Express
Inrnctpn rvIerivS' Via Relay stops at Annapolis
1870. baltimore, Annapolis and Way stauons.
t44N Point OF Rocks, Eredericls liagersIown, Win
Point of Rocks and Way stations oniy wv
60, VA Relay STOPS Gya,syiiies and %pL Laurej
t!;Ol baltimore and Way stations
ts,s tsm Taislm1re pi!nmn ESniegs o,,,, ,,.,.- ,,-
49,. Sleeping Cam to pitishurg.
T"4u Philadelphia, New York aud Boston Express
,. . sleeping Cars 10 New York.
t"oo Chicago, Cincinnati. and 81. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. ST Louis aud
- Chicago.
llm Baltimore aud Way stations
Sunday. ~ ~ ''' 'N'i''
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply at the Baltnlorennd
Ohio Ticket Ohiccs Washington station, d0 AMI 35i
pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Fourteenth street,
where orders VIII be taken for baggage be check ed
ana received NJ any point In the city.
WIN. CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation. Baltimore.
C. X LORD,
sels General Passenger Agent Baltimore
National Republican., 1882-12-22
Apply by the little

Apply by the little
finger Into thenostrlls.
BY absorption II effect.
ually cleRises the ma.
sal passag Gs Ofca urrh-
al virus, causing
healthy = cretiOns. II
nlluyS lnilanliunllOu,
gSuf the iiunl frum ne
istllt sprrs and r,.-.Oi,R
Beneficial results art
A thorOiiuh treatment
Ids IN uN. Agreeable
tesllw0uials. sold by
knge--stamps.
In Co., DwegO, N. Y.
National Republican., 1882-12-22
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NHEsApEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.


THE NEW TRUNK LINE
10 THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ON and amer SUNDAY, OCTOBER A lss2, passen.
ertrntns of this route will leave Washington from
H. a Il. station us follUws
$40 L. NJ DAlLN-LouISviilc and Cincinnati special
SOLID train with Pullman Cars 10 Lexington. Ky,
CINCINNATI, aud Louisville witnUut Cutnge, arriving
at Lexington $40 y. Cincinnati $50 u. M, Louis.
vile 6iO y, M connecting COsel" at these cities
with through fast ttains to all points IN the West,
Southwest, and Nurthwe.t no rhs train arrives
at Louisville six hours earlier than that OF any other
route, the Only Line without change
SilO n. m. daily, except Sundays Alii for ncinuatL
Louisville, and all stations ON e. ~ o. lpy.
For Rates. Tickets to all points West lorntion in
Pullman Cars and Fun information OF Route and
connections, apply Rt e. q o. Ry Office 5l3 Pennsyi.
Vania avenue, MRshngton, n q. '
II, W. FULLER, General Passenger AGENT
&. w. SMITH, General Manager. uciEIy
RALI1MoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
- BErW EfN
THE EAST AND the WE 4 VIA WASH NGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAllSl
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a Positive Cure

protects themeluDrAunl lining
iiitlOnll colds, completely hrIi
the sense Of taste and smell.
realized byH fawappllth ,Ul
will cure. luequaled or col
u use. send for circular aud
druggists. By mail, J0c. a pack
del.fmW&W
, 1882-05-10
MisCelIa
(FrOm the SPECTATOR

The news from Ireland grows worse
and worse. The murder of Mr.. Herbert
was scarcely reported, with its gastly
subsequent incident, the stabbing Of
all the lambs upon his lawn, when it
was known that Mrs Smythe, a lady
Of position, absolutely innocent alike
of landlordism and of politics, had
been shot dead by murderers, who
meant TO kill Mr.. Smythe, a large
landlord in Westmeath, but fired a
regular fusillade into the carriage
without caring whom they killed. Mr.,
Smythe, who was not unpopular, and
had no quarrel with his tenants, was
driving home from church on Sunday
morning, in company with his
brothers wife, Mrs. Smythe, and
Lady Harriet Monck, when three
men with blackened faces stepped
out of a wood, and fred either once
ortwice-accounts differ-point-blank
into the carriage. Mrs. Smythe fell
forwards dead, with half her head
shot away. No information as to the
murderers has been obtained, and the
neighbours deny that any such per-
sons have been seen. The crime has
created throughout England and
Scotland a feeling of horror, and will
seriously affect the course both of
opinion and of the Government.
- faata.