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National Republican., 1882-07-17
TALK WITH A TEXAN:
what Colonel Charles y. Murphy Has 10
Say or Lone-stnr state Politics

say or Lone-stnr state Politics.
Colonel Charles J. Murphy. of Brownsville,
Texas, an attorney -at-law from the Rio Grande
district, is in the city. A REPUBLICAN represent
alive met the Colonel last night and said to him
"What officers do you elect In Texas this year 2
"Goyernor and all other State officers and n
legislature, including eleven Congressman. The
Legislature will elect one United States Senator"
What is thought of Congressman Jones and
what are his chances for being elected governor
on the Fusion iicket7"
Pretty good If the Republicans all unite and
Join the independents He has borne character
for integrity beyond any reproach."
How many congressman do you think will be
elected in Texas this year, by good management p
THE Republicans and independents might
elect three; one Republican might be elected in the
seventh district, which is the Rio Grande country,
including the county and city of Galveston. My
friends have requested me to place my name bo-
fore tho people as candidate for Congress from
that district, and owing to my seventeen years
residence oil the Lower Rio Grande and my
knowledge OF the people and the Spanish Ian
guage, have concluded to be candidate"
"What are the relations existing between the
Grande border9"
so each day. The revolution OF Diaz was happy
one for Mexico. He, by his wise and humane
course, inaugurated reign OF peace. progress, and
happiness and his successor President Gonzales, is
following in the footsteps of his predecessor.
There are four railroads crossing the Rio Grande
into Mexico. and four making rapid strides to-
ward 1t. My opinion is that II peace lasts for
fifteen years Mexico will be one Of the richest
nations of the world. Texas has three thou
nnd miles Of railroads completed and moro under
rapid construction. Her climate Is mild,
her soil is fertile, and only needs the touch of
| industry TO convert II into the means of main
tenance for millions of people, At the ratio immi-
grafton is entering the State, 1t will in ten years
have population of over three millions of people.
She would make moro rapid strides were 1t not for
| the Bourbon rule. She has had the finest school
hind Of any Stale in tho Union. 1t has been tam
I pcred with by The Bourbon Democracy They
have also squandered the public domain by subsi.
dising railroads aud giving land bounty to cx.
confederate soldiers; In fact, they have Issued
mon land certificates than there OF public
land ~ the State, My opinion is thut will have
| 10 walt car day until moro immigration arrives
when, nc doubt the Bourbons will cease to rule
la. Taw
National Republican., 1882-07-17

Probably the weathicst sexton in the world is the
one who, every Sunday, ushers to their seats the
congregation of St. James's Chapel, Elberon, N.
He is a rather Short stout man, with round full
face, beaming with contentment and beneyolence.
He lives near by in a S70,e0O cottage has bank
account of several millions, and is known to the
world MS G. W. Childs. proprietor of tho Philadel-
hia Public Ledger. Never, it is said has his oblig
ing courtesy 10 strangers failed except on a sin
gle occasion. iussy old lady wanteda front seat,
and he gave her one, close TO the chance-rail.
Then she wanted q prayer book, and he hunted
up one for her. viii you please hand me that
fan 2" was her next request, pointing 10 in an
adjoining pew, aud the accommodating usher COM
piled. Now, won't you move that footstOol for
me !" But, with patience exhausted. Mr. Childs
was ali-way down the aisle, attending to the
wants of some less exacting visitors.
National Republican., 1882-07-17
military science mud Tnctic.

Lieutenant Hugh T. Reed, First Infantry, who
Is now on duty as professor of military science
and tactics of the Southern Illinois Normal Uni
versity, at Carbondale, has under preparation for
the cadets of that and similar institutions work
on Military Science and Tactics" which will be
valuable addition TO tho military texts books OF
the day. Lieutenant Reed is known already as q
careful student of subjects pertinent to his profess
sion, and several years ago published an abridged
system of instruction In military signaling that
attracted unusual aud approving attention In the
service. He has just published, in convenient
pocket form, part OF his forthcoming work,
which comprises the abrdgement aud revision OF
"Uptons Infantry Tactics" relating TO tho school
of The squad and company, skirmishers, inspcc:
ton, camping, salutes and honors, muster, and
guard mounting. This part is uniform with his
volume on signal instruction, being of conve.
nient size for tho pocket, ready reference, aud
will readily commend itself TO all military men.
National Republican., 1882-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES,

Philadelphia has 35 900 more females than males
Harvard University got 100000 in bequests last
year.
Lumber has taken big tumble in prices ou,
West.
| They are now making stationary engines OF
paper.
| When the Turk kissed her she said, "You In
| Sultan thing"
Mr.. II. X. Brown, the English caricaturist-
| "Phiz lis dead.
| Protestant Holland sends nearly all her fish to
Catholic Belgium.
The bonded debt of Boston is slO,OOOOOO OF
Chicago, Sl3,U00.0O0.
In the middle of June last the snow lay deep In
Balmoi al Scotland.
Tomatoes weighing two pounds are being raise
this season III Texas.
TornadOes have killed over three hundred peo-
pie this year thus far.
The Poles and Hungarian miners in Penpsylya-
mia mines are dying rapidly.
Half holidays on Saturdays are becomin the rule
with Chicago mercantile firms.
Oscar Wilde does not like the style in which
the Fourth of July Is celebrated.
Mrs. F. s. Hopkins has given 100000 to the
California Academy of Sciences.
Yellow fever Is thinning out the employees of
Dc Lcsseps Canal Company rapidly.
During the past eleven years 100000 people
have died of starvation in British India.
The Prince of Wales will subscribe toward the
fund to send an English rifle team TO America.
John Savage is the Reputation Democratic can.
didate for United States Senator iu Tennessee.
Mr.. Kasson's Congressional district III Iowa gave
74G2 majority for the prohibition amendment.
Two thousand three hundred and seventy nine
Russian refugees arrived in New York during
June.
A breech- loading cannon that fires twenty times
minute was tested at Williamsport, Pa, last
week.
The mail from New York to the White Noun.
tains has increased from 80 to 13O pouches since
July l.
The American Bankers Association will hold
their convention this year, August l6 and II, at
Saratoga.
Representative John Hill IS spoken OF as the Re-
publican candidate for governor in New Jersey
next year.
In the Chicago Board of Trade room last week
3,5OO0OO bushels of corn were sold on call within
Thirty minutes.
The Order OF Railway Conductors, $500 strong.
prohibits drunkenness, and makes striking dis
missable ofense.
The advisory committee of trunk lines are in
session In New York this week considering differ
entail freight rates.
Several English papers complain that the British
consular reports are not 10 be compared to those
The Saturday Reviet0 (BrltiShl thinks the Michi.
gan University Is female college because OF Its
name Ann ATbor."
Florida boasts ofR beet eighteen inches long
twenty eight inches In circumference aud weigh.
ing twenty eight pounds
Ast Louis boy swallowed a quId OF tobacco
while drinking glass of milk, aud the coroner
pronounced his obituary.
All the military companies from the South at
the Indianapolis encampment wore the blue sey.
eral from the North wore gray.
The more ihan $1,000 900 earned by the Pennsyl.
yauia Railroad last month is the biggest railroad
earning on record In the world
81, louis now again claims "the drop" on Chi
cage because the rope that hung Guiteau was
made by one Of her manufacturers.
National Republican., 1882-07-17
Trusting TO Tho Waves.

Yesterday morning Captain Crawford. while
towing out vessel picked up, some distance
from land, board about three inches wide by
three feet long. upon one end of which was tied q
bottle filled with wine, while upon the other end
Upon side of the board was written: " Please
mail the letters and drink the wine. Officers
United States steamer Talapoosa, bound for PEN
sacola, Fla. Please break the bottle and mail in
closed letters" Upon the other side of the board
was written: "United States steamer Tallapoosa,
ot sea, June 20, 's2. Weather fine" The bottle
ford sighted the Tallapoosa In the distance, and
everything seemed to be working smoothly He
returned to Mayport in time TO hand the letters to
Mr.. George L. Fox. the mail agent who delivered
them to Colonel Jay upon arriving at the city, and
they were Immediately forwarded North.-Florida
ILatoal
National Republican., 1882-07-17
PILES! PILESi PILESl
A Sure Cure Found at Last! Nc
One Need Suffer!

sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching, and Ul-
cerated Piles has been discovered by DR.. William
(an Indian remedy, called Dr. Williams Indian
Ointment single box has cured the worst
shronic cases oftwenty five thirty years stand
Ing. No one need suffer five minutes AFTER apply
tng this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments, and electuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors,
niiays the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm in bed) acts as poultice, gives
instant and painless relief, and is prepared only
for Piles, itching of the private parts. and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Cofinberry, of Cleye-
land, says about DR.. Williams Indian Pile olnt-
ment; IL have used scores of Pile cures and IL
Rhords me pleasure to say that l have never found
anything which gave such immediate aud perna-
nent relief az DR.. Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by stott d Cromwell, or mailed on re-
reipt Of price, 81. HENRY & CO., Proprietors,
A&Th 62 Yesey street, New York City,
National Republican., 1882-07-17
Saved Fred. DougIass's Life.

In Vineland, N. j., lives John W. Hurn, q gray
bearded man of sixty, who probably saved the
life Of Frederick Douglass at the time of the John
Brown raid at Harper's Ferry. Hurn was then q
telegraph operator in Philadelphia, and received,
he tells reporter Of the Philadelphia Record, a
dispatch to the sheriff of the county, instructiiS
him to arrest Douglass, who was then in the city,
as proofs Of his completely in the IIarpers Ferry
affair had been discovered. Hurn quietly sup
pressed the dispatch for three hours. meanwhile
giving warning to Douglnss's friends. When at
last the Sheriff came TO look for him. Douglass WAS
far from the city on his way 10 Canada where he
arrived i'll satety.-Neip York Tribune.
National Republican., 1882-07-17

A. Schedule ST. to 'ff hf&TTt sslt wHsRiNToN wgERRAiNT ay
tsSh thlchGo, tlhCinnaii, and ~. Louis Fast FIX.
p,ess. Seepiny Cars to Cincinnati, st Loui.
800 Baltimore, Eliicott City, and Way Stations.
t6lh. baltimore Express.
SIrashnrs, Winchester, Htyorstown and
.,.,. WAY, v Relay
$40. Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
BID Pm adelphia, New York, and Boston Express.
s:4o staunton and Valley Express; Connects for
1000. Ballimore, Hyattsville, and Laurel Express.
Stops at BeltSvillc, Annapolis Junction, Jesl-
sups. and Dorseys on Sundays stops ~
1000. Ba tmore Express Stops ut Hyattsvllle and
tlG4O Pitt burg Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis
Express. Sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati and
,,, Chicago
1910 Baltimore Ellicott City, Annapolis, and Way
ties. on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t8;Oo Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York FIX.
&2o BALTIMORE and Way Stations. Winchester.
Frederick, Hasersown, and Way tia Re-
4:SO Baltimore ;Hyattsye. and Laurel Express.
lEredesriek' VIA Relay. STOPS at Annapolis
t4:o Baid%ere, Annapolis and Way stations.
ti:iS Point of Rocks Frederick, Hatserstuwn, Win
S,}s, chester ana n, Way y sts!ions on Sundays to
t545 BanoTe Espress % t s ana Wayva
Relay. Stops at liyattsvilie and Laurel.)
ts:So bsiIn % ore S1 and W"t H S,ay'ions az '"''
1910 Pitisburg Cleveland, and Detroit Express
Sleeping Cars TO Piitsburg
Gl0 Baltimore EApres
1855 Philadelphia, New York. and Boston Express
- Sleeping tars TO New lurk.
tlO:iO. Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars To Cincinnati, ST. LOUIS and
Chi Il 20.
ll;9o Baltimore and Way stations.
tDaily. tsundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
a trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further information apply ~ the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket OhceS Washington Station Gl9 and 10 4
PennsyivaniI avenue, C clIner of Fourteenth street.
where orders will be taken for baggage be checked
and received at any point in the city.
WAl. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, BnltIm re.
q. n. LORD,
National Republican., 1882-07-17
STEAMBOAT LINES.
For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe
Piney Point and Point Lookout,

CONNECTING IN NORFOLK WITH BOSTON
e,r,, 4 ND PRoN1DENCE STEAMERS.
u SIEA MEN GhORGE LIARY on TUESDAYS
TnuksDAYS, and and SATURDAYS, at $50 ., m.
Beginning SATURDAY, June 81, this favorite
steamer viii resume her Saturday and sunday Ex-
curson Trips 10 Norfolk and Fortress Monroe stop
ping At Piney Point and Point Lookout going and
returning
LEAVES SEvESTH.sTREET WHARF Ar8 7. NJ SAT-.
UBDAYs
LEAVES NORFOLK AT 8 p. NJ. SUNDAYS.
ARRIVES IN WASHISaTOS AT O A. NJ MoSDAYs
Firstcass fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk so
Round trip fare TO Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk 90
seconi- class fare TO Fl. Monroe and Norfolk. 50
lirst-cSs fare 10 Piney Point and Point Lookout so
Round trip to Plney Point and Point Lookout. so
Second class 10 Plney Point and Point Lookout. 70
Tickets and state-roons for sale and Information
furnished at b.. W. Reeds sons, No. 1916 + street
northwest; Is. & o: ticket Office. 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue: 81. Marc Hotel: Ruose's cigar stands at
principal hotels; H. b. polkinhorn next to city post
office and at Company's Office, Seventh ST. wharf
WIN. T.. WEIGH, GEORGE MATTINGLY
fel3ly Agent General superintendent
National Republican., 1882-07-17
H1hE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
TNIIE GREAT
4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

rINHE GREAT
TO THE aoRf,H fnf HwE4NlA wEsf Asb shogTE soTfu wrsr
sr, DOUBLE rhASK, sPRES pIb scENERfS!.r NiEMsS!r'
STEEL hAlNS tFfssyS FMfAsSNSiFIcENT ,Fli = EoUIPMENr
TRAINS Leave WAsiIIHGT6jssSsS 70 M from s,o,,or
,,o MI, corner sixth and B streets as follows; o's
lress Of T. o. siccpns c"Ts at 'fni5ea Ma5 a. Es G
4fa,iyi fray Fast Line daily with Sleeping Cars
7;o p M daily; with Palace CSrs to PittSouTa and
bnrg ana ,h Ma Nall Express, $50 p. daily for Pitts
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For OF tannndngua, Rochester, Buffalo Niagara $40 n
~. daily exceptSunday with ParInr Car rom War-
ace 1nis % 10 PnnnnsSy m Hdy except Saturday. with Pal
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmtrn nj "a,
FOR Cd New York and the East 500 a. M. 1880 a. M.
inSVd iG5 nsg HS0 and 1920 p M on sunday, 42c aSj
For brooklyn. n. T., ali through trains connect nj
ing direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding Soube
+, lerTihHe across New York city. N'''S
and csS p m: on S uSdny "a lay 3 o s5o % and l I 4 sS
,,dr Limited a., Express 800 daily except sunday
f9t ,6 6Bslsme5e e l oi 60 500 30 iOo0a and 1885, en-
G,qa M, 4:2D $50, 7:30 $50 and loco D. M wv
foT popes g. Creek Line GAO a. and i40 .. daily,
For AnnapolIs' $40 a. and $40 p M daily, except
ALlX INDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIIs
IVA WAf AMP n "A AALiIEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For aiexandria $50, 7:ro 90. Hoo and 1,.a, n -,
20 500 G2,, 800 and i;9o y, m; sunday at GO.
30, 1902 and li:95 a. nl., and 500 r. m.
-, and 900 u m. daily. except Sunday.
Tlhirs leave Alexandria for Washington. 600 s:i5
,n o AM MI isS MI - y, & ~ ~ ~. ana 9'zo p
IU0O ii, M, 200 and 900 p. m.
Iickets an information at tho oihoe northeast cor
and at the Station where orders can be LEFT tor tho
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
- ]. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1882-07-17

r. II. CAMERON, % Park row. New York city.
publisher of business Directory of Merchants In
Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico, W. l., says: /, myself
have suffered a great deal from rheumatic gout
and about sx months ago was induced by freud
haven't had twinge since; previous to that
1 have generally had an attack about once q
month";"
National Republican., 1882-07-17

THE care, precision. neatness and perfection
exhibited by the very appearance OF simmons
Liver Regulator proves that Is the best prepared
medicine IN the market fully carrying out the
Genuine prepared only BY J. II. Zeilin & GO,
National Republican., 1882-07-17
FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE
'JNilE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
The TRUNK LINE TO THE wEsr AMI
SOUTHWEST.

SOU1ilW EST.
Schedule In effect May H. 1889;
7:l0 H. m.-Ncw Orleans Mail daily making ,I,-,
c91nrSuqns , ,S @ 70 an points South ana southwest,
Wtn h,nllinan Sleeping Cars from Washington via
DanyiHe 70 Atlanta and Atlanta TO New Orleans:
as2 2 mhGshiihgton to New Orleans via Lynchburg
$50 a. n-LouisvIlle Fast Line daily vim CharIo;,ez.
yllle Huntington, and Lexington, 20 Cincinnati
Louisville and all southwestern points maiSpa
direct connections aud with solid train nuI PI,Ii.
man Sleeping Cars, Washington to Louisville
GO y. nl.-WArrenton Accommodation daily exo nk
sunday, Tor MarrentOn and intermediate sta ions
lf11 y; n.-Southern Mail and Express daily TO all
points south, Southeast, and Southwest via ID an
Vlilc and Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Cars.
Washington TO Charleston, and Washington 10
'. White sulphur Springs.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7:1O a m.
Tram daily, except sunday. For wnrtcnon take
CIV CIV q. M. ram daily, and 4:2o y. m. train daily,
70, tickets and all Information, inquire at Com
pany' Office, COL Pennsylyanla avenue, or at Union
NJ. SLAUGHTER, A. O. r. A. t1"' AsehN
a POPE, General Passenger Agent jui6
.FI1hE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
=, -, NEW BROAD GAUGE RouTE)
Bctwecn PllllIA DELPHIA and ALTA MTG C,TTyI
y now running Fast Express Trains OF Elegant
passenger CoacheS aud ParOr Cars din which ira
III rSnstSe i9r sent has been reduced TO Is cents)
Passengers nom Washington will take the through
uhins utm o. me baltimore and Potomac Railroad 90
aa,n,indelphla and arrive ut the new Broad Street
SyLalon OIL the Pennsylvania Railroad, where Uuion
fanster Coaches sreetcars connect direct to sta
street. ' Nv INV VI 'i"fAos
For through tickets, baggage checks md n, inf,r
nation apply rs follows: Northeast corner Thir-
teenln street AMI Pennsylvania Rvenue Station BAL
, uimo,o "nm polomac Ralrond, corner sixth and Ii
s@roe,S, @ olvfehhsyVania avenuei 1851 Pennsylvan
FRANK THOMSON, Ip woo,
tn Semu,n Mahaser General Passenger Ag't
National Republican., 1882-07-17
AUCTION SALES.
ITnited States Morsbol,s Sole.


United States Marsbal's Sale.
by virtue OF writ Of execution issued ont OF the
Columbia, aud to me directed, viii sell at public
ing. corner Eleventh street and Pennsyiyenia ave.
ii O'clock A. M, ali the right ie' III claim and interest
OF the defendant in and TO the following described
a. hs S properg Sns o s cSSp S%S
isiy execution No. 2a,ii7 at law, IL fSyGE q M w
United states MarsDai.
THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
DEREMPToRY PUBLIC SALE OF YALUABLE
Il IMPROVED PROPERTY, KNOWN As NOS
SoRrHwTssr ArAv Ssg ZEN N1N9 l Nv ANA n ''-A'o-
by order Of ms Hoard Of Directors ofthe Columbia M
we Y sS g ho 9 hsRes % bidder a $40 GS
o'clock IN 'front.' Of the premises, subos and b, IN
square numbered $50, fronting together AZ feet
Tenth streets northwest, extending THROUGH to Q
known as Dos and $40 Pcnnsyiyania avenue.
equal payments a. one % and two years, secured by
deed Of sras and bearing Interest a. the rate of per per
pos Of $50 must be mads at the ,nr tle Of the sale
Real Estate Auctoneers,
jyl3d&ds 1924 street northwest.
T'uos J. FIsHEE& CO, :, v.,.,. ,uo,,onoou.
PUBLIC SALE OF THE MACHINERY. TOOLS,
NoTE oP coMPANY. COME ny HE 'oho MDiAN DANA
Bank oSSt Nes 9 BSad OF r Of the ye o e
stgkhoders we will sell 70 the highest bidder on
ofihe Columbian Bank K Note company no. ss Penn.
sylvana avenue, all the Machinery. Tools. and stock,
GeomeIric Lathes, Transfer Presses, Ruling Ma
chimes, Hand-roller Presses different sizes; also,
large stock of Engraving Materials comprising
original shells, Bedpresses and Rolls OF Lathe
Terms Cash; per cent. OF which must be paid
WV THos. j. FISHER g CO., AuctIoneers
jyis dads
National Republican., 1882-07-17
Norfolk and New York Steamers

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot Of Sixth street. every Mon
dav. Wednesday. and Friday. at $50 O'Clock D. M
touching al Piney Point Point Lookout. and Fortress
Monroe,
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH TIE Bos.
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Ffrsclass fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 -
Round TRIP fare TO Fortress Monroe and Nor DIX 4 10
Second class fare TO Fortress Monroe md Norfolk 80
Frsclass fare to Plney Point and Point Lookout -
Round trip fare t. Piney Point and Ut, lookout 50
Second-class Fare to Piney Point and PIT Lookout rs
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays
"''N 'THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and IL. Q. KNIGHT, leave Pier A.
East River, New York, every Saturday at p. m.
aud Georgetown every Friday at n. m. For parto-
ulars apply 10 Agent, 63 Water street, Georgetown
Tickets and staterooms can be secured nt general
once, Gl3 Fifteenth street, in Nat. Mot. Bank, and
o. ticket uflce, 1851 Pa ave, 81 Mark Hotel and at
boat, lfejl ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
Notice tC Mt. Vernon Passengers.
THE STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN
which has been gently built and furnished IL T.
BLAKE, Captain), Is the only boat allowei 10 land
pARscIgeTs at Mount VerI on WhntE HUuAd trim Ell
including admission to Mansion AMI Grounds '''
Steamer leaves svcnth street DAILY Sunday ex.
cepled), at 20 u. IN. And re arms nh lui y. m.
J. MCH. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association,
/. Il. BLAKE, Gamer w. w. Corcoran. jei
National Republican., 1882-07-17
CLTDES
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
-FoR-
PHILADELPHIA. WARRINGTON, AND
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA.
APPOINTED SAILING DAYS
From PHILADELPHIA every Saturday ..... Ie m
From WASHINGTON every Monday. .......4 o. m
Through and prompt connection with New York
Boston. Fall River, and all points North. Through
Bills Lading given. Freight received and delivered
daily until up. IL. w. p. CLYDE IL CO.,
General Agents. Philadelphia.
J. II. JOHNSON q Co.,
Agents, l2ih and 18th st. wharves s. w. 1909 F
st. n. W., Washington, ID. q. feautf
National Republican., 1882-07-17
Y. X. WOOD. General Passenger A
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
d RAIIROAD
DOUBLE TRACK J,NNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIL,I

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
National Republican., 1882-07-17

Every class of Securities bought and sold com
mission In San FranCisco Baltimore Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, and Washington. Orders exc
cuted on the New York stock Exchange ut one
eighth of per cent. commission Private and di-
rect telegraph wires TO Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York. and Boston, through which orders exc
cuted on the Stock Exchanges in those cities and
ported back promptly. Quotations of stocks and
bonds and Information regarding the markets re.
cevcd through our wires Instantly direct from the
New York Stock Exchange.
Orders In Cotton, GRAIN and Provisions executed
with dispatch, If
The daily gazette., 1882-04-17
crniLahnnI. va. kinmp.

The Easton, (Md.) Ledger declares
that 'if Cecil county chooses 10 drag
her miserable personal squabbles and
factious politics into the judicial con-
vention sho will have TO bear the
odium that will attach to such o
course" The Ledger further declares
that there is ''but one sentiment heard
10 Talbot, and that is for the renomi-
nation of Judges Robinson, Wickes
and stump" The American Union,
a Republican paper published at Den-
ton, C.rolins county, deplores the con:
test between Mr.. Jruikshank and
Judge Stump, and says /: "lt Is do.
sirable, we think, that a convention OF
the people, without regard to party
MISUNDERSTANDING factions, syn
dicates or personal aspirations--should
be called at an early day to meet 10
Centreville and recommend to the
voters of this circuit the reelection Of
the present judges, whose services on
the bench for the past fifteen years
their impartiality, incorruptible char.
acter and purity in the administration
of iustice--is the surest guarantee OF
future usefulness and efficiency.