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National Republican., 1882-08-22
TAKE HIS OWN LIFE.
Police Court Notes.

Walter Robinson was charged with being pro-
duce dealer without license. He proved that lie
knew as much law as the prosecuting officer. and
the charge was dismissed. He was also charged
with loud and boisterous talking, ana the courl
got into him s. or ffteen days.
white boy named Harry Park was fined S. or
fifteen days for making insulting remarks Of
Captain John A. Duble, Notwithstanding Mrs
Park told the Judge that the Captain didn't pay
his rent.
William Winfield, colored, was charged with
three otienses, stealing butcher knife from
Samuel c. Carter, assaulting Elias Grayson, also
colored, and for carrying dangerous knife He
got IS or fifteen days for stealing the knife $50 or
ninety days for carrying the knle and the charge
of assault was dismissed
William and sarah Scott, q colored couple
were committed to the workhouSe for being va
grants and begging on the street.
William B. smith was sent to Jail for thirty days,
in default of $40, for striking another colored man
with brick.
Charles Squall, n colored boy, was fined $40 OF
thirty days for cruelty treating II mule by over
driving aud lashing him.
Ellsworth ortman was sent to the Reform School
during his minority on conviction of stealing O
pocket-book containing SI.72 from Mr.. John Ma
honey's house, lie had been previously con-
yicted of similar Otfenses,
National Republican., 1882-08-22
A Mode, C,y,I.sery,ce Rerormcr.

Senator George II. Peud'eton. of olio, poses rs
a reformer, aud he is candidite for the DEM
ocratic nomination for President in 1884. He In
troduced Il bill in the Seuate which proIessed TO
aim ut protection for meri;orious incumbents In
Office. Mr.. Pcpdleton Is chairman of sham
committee "on the occupati IN pf seats on the
floor OF the Senate and House by cabinet OIL
Gers" This committee has no business to trans.
net. and 1t never meet. by what is called Sen.
atorial courtesy, the minority are allowed chair
maiishpsOf several regular aud select committees,
and that gives them aud clerks at the putt
lie expense. These Clerks are practically the
private secretaries of the favored chairineu, and
they receive SO day during the sessions OF Con-
grcss. MIR. Pendlet0n's clerk has been principally
engaged in running his employers Presidential
bureau. His OCCUPATION ceased Oh the DAY OF
adjournmeni and rs MIR. Pendlcton found t in'
convenient to pay him out of his owh pocket, he
had lored brother removed from the office o
the Sergeunt- Arms, AMI thus provided Tor hi,
idle secretary until The next session, a. reduced
pay, when he viii lie reinsatad as clerk of The
sham committee. e. Washington dispatch TO ".
National Republican., 1882-08-22
What, Never?

"No, darling, 1t can never be-
Up from the meadows that stretched away to the
westward of Brierton Villa came the sweet, soft
scents of the magnolia blossoms that were waving
languidly in the sensuous moyings of an August
breeze, the smooth, broad expanse of lawn that
lay in front of the house being relieved and beau
tiled by the vivid colors of the blush roses and
glowing red verbenas, beds of which dotted the
otherwise unbroken view.
IL shall miss him sorely," said Gladys McMur-
try looking wisLfuly at the fast disappearing form
of Elhelbert oBrien. "In the long, dreary days OF
winter, when the sky is overcast with leadeu
clouds, and the snow comes sitting down fsOm
a heaven that seems to hold for me onlycold and
cheerlessness, shall miss my Ethelbert-miss him
sorely, ana amid bitter tears and long, desolate
hours of sadness. And yet II Is better so. Better
that should bear alone the secret burden of my
woe, burden that can never be iited, never he
cast aside until the icy arms of death shall be
stretched forth to welcome storm tossed soul
that is only too anxious TO come TO his embrace"
and with conyulsive sob the girl sank upon q
prettiy made bench of strong oak limbs, and was
soon sitting upon one foot, while the other peeped
coquettshly out from beneath the heecy folds of
her soft white dress.
But though the pretty head was laid upon the
dimpled arms, and the starry eyes were sending
forth foods OF bitter tears-teaTs of repentance and
sorrow-Gladys was not alone. Ethelbert had
paused where the path turned into the roadside
TO pluck rose, that he might have some memento,
| no matter how fragile Of the happy hours he had
spent at Brerton Villa. Looking back Rs he stood
| there, he had seen Gladys seat herself upon the
rustic bench, and noticed her detection and grief
| Quickly letracing his steps he stood by her side
| and saw the issOme form conyulsed with sohs,
saw that she WAS sitting upon her foot in very
| agony Of despair.
70 DO not Weep, darling" he said, making bluff
| to pre-. empt the other end of the bench.
| GLADYS looked up. Her eyes were dim with
| tears and as she placed her other foot with Ian
| guild grace upon the unOceupied portion OF the
| Leneh sweet loving smile illumined her face
and into the dewy eyes there came a look oil sweet
| content
y DO you promise me, then ?" she asked.
"Yes," replied Ethelbert, bending tendery over
her and trying 10 nip kiss ON the tiyi you shall
| have all the matinee tickets you want
| Then" said the girl, taking away her foot
"nothing but death shall part us,''-Ff0m Adshel
at Ldst, By MdrGt Hdlstedd,
National Republican., 1882-08-22
ANOTHER SUICIDE.
Adoiphus Bauniycr Hangs Himself
Martin Hecker's snIuoa.

Adoiphus Baumycr Hangs Himself I'm
Martin Becker's SnI0Oa.
Another case of self. destruction was reported
to the coroner yesterday. Adolphus Baumyer, a
young German barkeeper at Martin Becker's
saloon, GIL Virginia avenue, was found hanging
to a beam, having committed suicide some time
during the night. Baumyer came to this country
about year ago, and was for some time in the
employ OF Mr.. Abner. He left him June 49, and
has since been employed by Mr.. Becker, where lie
was much liked. His habits were good, and there
is 10 cause assigned for the rash act, except that
he was suffering from
AN ATTACK OF MELANCHOLY,
brought on 1t is believed, by letter he had lately
received from his friends III Europe. who are very
wealthy and well Connected. Sunday night Bau-
myer and young friend of his named Rudolph
Stopfi went for walk, and at 1889 they parted nj
ating Baumyer said to his com mpanion, Hug me
once more, Rudolph, for am going to shoot my
self" Stopf thought he was joking, and paid no
attention 10 the remark, although the deceased
had been heard to say before that he would
TAKE HIS OWN LIFE.
Yesterday morning when Mr.. Becker arrived at
hi' saloon he sent Il boy upstairs TO call Baumyer
The boy, finding the bedroom empty, plrsued his
search tarther,and found the deceased in the
water closet, hanging to the beam by leather
strap, his leis drawn up few inches from the
floor, and the body rigid in death. On his bed
room table was lurge navy revolver and sheath
knife. The. coroner was Immediately notified
who, after hearing the facts in connection with
the case. decided an inquest was unnecessary,
and gave certificate of burial Mr.. Becker took
charge of the remains.
National Republican., 1882-08-22

Frazlers Root Bitters are not dram.shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open aud regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system OF every
impurty.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head tend.
ing to Apoplexy Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pimples aud Blotches, Scrofulous HumoTs
and Sores, letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling,
Erysipelas, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence. and TO females in delicate health, FrGziers
Root Bitters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: IL have used two bottles Of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
and Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used.
From the first dose took began to mend. aud
now in perfect health, and feel as well as ever
did. Ieonsider your medicine one Of the greatest
blessings" Mrs. NJ. MARTIN
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY d CO., Sole PropE.etors
Tu6F. 62Vesey street, New York City.
TNVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
w AT REASONABLE RATES
AT TUE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
National Republican., 1882-08-22
Activity at the whnryes,

HaIbormaster Sutton reports arrivals as follows
Schooners Bayles Wood. Coombs, ice; Queen Ann,
Lawes, and Kedis Griffin, lumber; w. d. Clark,
Nash Caroline, Mothershead; Three Brothers.
Taylor; Five Sisters, Knight Pioneer, Bell Silver
Star, Henderson; Pocahon,as, kendrick, Wood
Rowing Arrow Dickerson; Belvidere, Johnson
G. W. Driver, Southard, and Pearl, Birch, with
melons: Wye Smith, aud Only Son, Griffin, lum-
Der; James A. Harper, Kelly, wood; Bessie Som
mers. White; yirg'nia Knox, Green; Lady Evans,
the West, Thomas; Martha Washington, Kenty
l.. J. Parks, Jones; Galveston, Thomas, and Char.
l0tte Moore, Jones' with melous; barges Mary Ann
West, Windrop, and Febe and Johnny, with coal.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
AssnuIl UnOn "a Girl.

In the case of Coltens G. Lindsey, whose arrest
on the charge of attempting to commit rape
upon the person of II thirteen-yearold girl. named
Libby Fenton, has already been mentioned in
The REPUBLICAN,, the charge Of intent TO commit
rape was abandoned in the police court yesterday
by the prosecuting attorney and he was charged
with assault The girl testified to his having
taken liberties with her and her mother said she
told the same story when she came home. The
accused strongly denied the charge, and his at
torney submitted evidence OF his previous good
character. Judge Bundy believed the girls story,
and imposed a line of $40 or thirty days. An APP
peal was noted.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
Effects or 81. Louis whisky.

A ST. Louis preacher never having tasted
whisky, bought half gallon of 1t to study its c.
fects in order the better 10 describe them i'll tpe
temperance sermon he was preparing. To avoid
publicity and accidents he locked himself in
his study and threw the key out of the window.
In less than an hour he was singing and dancing
instead Of writing; about O'Clock in the after
the lightning rod fell into II swill barrel, kissed
II woman in the street, got licked by two men at
different times, broke Il window, stole a do.,
sasSed policeman. and got run i'll. The judge
socked ii to him most awfully-thirty days--hut
his church fUrgaye him and took him back on his
soemny promising that he would hereafter dis
cuss the temperance question from purely the
oretical slandpoint.-Hdtceeye.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
nion noncIcauit ON Actin=.

Dion Boncicault has been lectu'1ng i'll London
OH acting. lie held that t:aining was OF murJ ac-
count than natural gifts in making go d actor
Speaking of the management OF the voice, he ex-
plaIned that the secret of being heard distinctly
not to speak in a loud voice, but t. carefully
articulate every syllable. If emphasis were re-
qiIred the consonaits should be expressly ariicu-
iated; but IL IL desired to bs soft and agreea-
bic he should say, go heavy on your vowel y
Gestures should be distinct and deliberate, and
every movement should proceed straight from
the shoulder. He illustrated this part OF his lQe-
ture very amusinsly, pointing out that when ai,.
|. pealiug tue palms Of The hands should be held
Upward, because you want something; that II II
were necessary to take nat the LETT side of he
actor it should be done with the let hand the nc
ton of the ri sht crossing the body being awk-
ward; and that if necessary to raise n hand il
should be the one 1urthest from the audience.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
nn,tIrnorc genera, rrar,.e.

BALTIMoRE, Aug. Election quiet; middling, 1sc.
Flour steady: Howard street and Western SUPER
fine, sS 1898 75 do EXTRA a O0d5 70; 40 ainiiy.
% 250t6 2 City Mills superfine s. 00G3 75 do exirn
"a C04G So do. Rio brands, 81 10; Baltimore hir IA
Wheat Southern firm and hisher; Western quiet
and steady; southern red 81 lOal ~ do amber Ii Is
gl Is: No. Maryland, Il ii: No. Western Winter
red. spot Il lSal i31t; August, Il i2kml iSs: Sep
tenber, 81 l24l l@t October sl l54dl 13I; Noyci.
ber 81 Hs al l44 Decemb Il IL bid. Corn-Soutll-
ern steady Western duli; Southern white SIC: do.
yelloN 90c Western mixed spot, Slds4c; August soc
bid; september si!S9S5l4c; October; si)s@siac No-
yember. 1Sadtd7aac Oats lower, dull and weak,
southern, 55as5so do, red rust proof 4i@5Oc West.
ernwhlte 5jg5Sc do. mixed, 5iot 55o; Pennsylvania
55(d5Sc. Rye quiet at Gjd7Uc. Hay dull: prime fo
choice Pennsylvania and NJ Maryland, 30 oOGei 90.
shoulders and clear rib sides packed ola c. bacon
shoulders l2c: clear rib sides, i5' C: hams l5Is00
lBi4c. Lard, refined, lic Butter steady; Western
packed. li@i2oci creamery, 2SgEc. Eggs steady NJ
30c Petroleum quiet: refined, CSC. Uotlee lrm; Rio
cargoes, ordinary to fair SSsG9hc. Sugar quiet; a
soft, CSC. Whisky tirmer at II l9g1 ~. Re eipts-
-Four, 25l0 barrels wheat. Isl go bushes cOrD G2
bushels; oats. 1oCo bushels rye, 70 bushels. ship
ments-Mheat, 2I,77i bush Isl corn, l,T3l busi 3.
Sales-MheAl, 3SI O09 buslies corn II, $50 bushels
National Republican., 1882-08-22
Died..

SMITH-At 2 O'Clock Monday morning, JASPER
A., eldest OF Johanna and the late stuart Smith,
hgcd II years.
Funeral nom 81. Peters Church, Wednesday morn
Ing. the 23d Instant, ut o:i5 o'clock.
McuINLEY.-On sunday, August 20, 1857. at 0i5 a.
M, ELIZABATH Russ ELt, relict Of The late James
Mct3iniey Of Baltimore, in the G9h year Of her age
Furerai services at the dcnce Of her son-n law
r. s. Blckler st2 street southe sj, Tuesday, at u
m. Friends respectfully invited TO attend. inter
ment at GrCenmoni, baltimore. %s
National Republican., 1882-08-22
Norfolk and New York Steamers.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE

TIE bIEAHEH LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot OF Sixth street every Mon
day. "Wednesday, and Friday, Rt $50 O'clock u M
touching Ut Plney Point Point Lookout and FORTRESS
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BDS.
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEA MERS
Frsolass fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 30
Round TRIP fare TO Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk no
Second class lare 10 Fortress MourOe aud Norfolk %
Flrsclass fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout, %
Round trip fare To lIney po nj and n. nOkout. 80
Second-cass fre to f1uey Point and Pt Lookout, II
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays az y. N.
THE MN YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN al BSON and H. q. KNIGHT, leave Pier II,
East River, New York, every saturday ai 2. N,
aud Georgetown every Friday At q, m. For par1Ic-
ulnrs apply to Agent, 90 Water street Georgetown,
Tickets and stRterOOms can be secured al general
office, B3 Fifteenth street. in Nat Met, BAnk, aud
o. ticket Office, 1851 Pa ave, 81 Mark Hotel and at
boat tfe5l ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
DIR. Frazier's Root Bitters.

For sale by all Druggists. my2sMwI
National Republican., 1882-08-22
Alexandria Grain Market.

ALEXANDRIA. Aug 2L-The market opens quiet
There is no change TO note in flour. Wheat Is quiet
and easy and 4SOo bushels sold at S2f % for com.
mon TO fair white 81 II for choice white, 81 O3l ~
for Fulz, s 90 for mixed and 81 0g1l 10 for Ian.
caster Corn is off and but little Is comlug in and we
note small sales AT sc for white and ~ yellow
one 4t OF re sold a TUc am one oI OF oats at Gle.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
baltimore Call. Mnrr.et.

BALTIMORE Aug. 2L-Beef catte-Market acti, o
throughout and prices dalc higher but quality bet
ter; very best, 7G7Ac first quality, G@7c; medium q
Gc; ordinary, 34 &c; most OF the sales wer. from
TO Gsc receipts 1,2ll head sales, i6 heal. Hwne-
Light supply and fair demand; price, shade weaker;
receipts, 3,s0l head quotations, lGgll4c The re-
ceipts OF sheep and lambs 9 head; quotations
sheep, 3Cy544c lambs, 416Ac,
National Republican., 1882-08-22
Hone for DruulrRrds.

Ny husband had drunken habits he could not
overcome until Parker's Ginger Tonic took away
his thirst for stmulalts, restored his Ulu energy
of mind and nerves, and gave hIn strength to al
tend TO busnuss.-Cincinnati Lady.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
BANKERs' ixCHASGE
Three.day bs... .- is9ts sixty day bs...... 4ss
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEw loiIt- Au-. 21.-Money loaned down from
to per cent, up ~ Sc, and down again 10 per
cent, and closed offered at "a per cent. Exchange
steady at 4s59 ts5e for long aud 4SS'44l4sg or
short sight. Governments unchanged. State
bonds were dun ana unrhaige,g, eNtlt for Tenn s.
see mixed, which was a per cent. higher. Raiiroad
bonds were steady. The transactions !lsrci ated 2S
uOJ shares, including Delswdir, Lgcliawanna ana
Western ls,hUO Central Pacific 500; ID ard Rio
Grande, 1890; Kansas and Texas 42H; Lake Shore,
Charleston, iOG Northern Pacific, 1866 RcRdi Il.
1900: II. Paul. GSoE st. Paul ana omaha q 20 IeXas
i7Us Western Union, 7,IUo Rochcster Pit sburlt,
National Republican., 1882-08-22
HOME SUPPLIES.
SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls and Bscuitswil be guaranteed If
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
fatent;process Flour. which was awarded the
% she National FSir in an ls9e her and agan the n
First Premium In the shape of avery handsomegold
medal In 1880 and iSSi. he miers claim that one
barrel Of Ceres viii turn ut forty loayea more bread
than any other flour In America. STEREGNGS
BT. LOUIS FANCY. one of the most beautiful
WinterWheat Patent Fl9nrs offered 10 the trade
II xceed by any other Patent except Ceres and
will please tne most exacng housekeeper~ and
satisfy the p,ost fsstidious epicure. RELIANCE.
4 splendid MINNESOTA r, Patent n. Flour made. by
very cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach
of all classes and we guarantee vii give satisac
the old reliable stan -yand the standard Family
called Patent fonrs. The miliers or manuiactIrers
their mill and have introduced the so celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden Hill s not
patent flour with the great advantage hat it can be
bought for consde erably less money than great many
PatentProcess ionrs not near as white nor nutri
@ noas nN a. first street and indana
WI. Nj. GAIT d CO., who are also the Sole
brated Self-Raislng Flour and BuckwheaL jaso
National Republican., 1882-08-22

Schedule 'sf Tf&TE' &STSf' wHHshfNdToN HsRfhNId MAf a. s
press pes sleepin !Gars to Cincinnati, St Loui.
$50. Baltimore, Eliicott City, and Way stations.
t6:l5. Baltimore rxpres.
$50 baltimore. Annapolis and Way. piedmont.
SlrAsbnrS Winchester, Hugerstown, and
49,, Way, va Relayj
$40 sio Point '' Of ROXY rksreSdd and Way Stations
s PhpadlePna pSle1P New @ 1SrE EoS aRd Boston Express
sA@ sHnnton ana Valley ETpress % LGonnSc1s ne trS5 for
t' anns HHa gTS ESprs les
SUP 3, and Dorseys On Sundays siOpSat
1000 Ia tlmore Express Stops at Hyattsville and
tlo4o Pit. burg, Chicago Cincinnati, and St. Louis
Express. Sleeping 10 Cincinnati and
p Chicago.
l2io baltimore, Elcott City. Annapolis, and Way
tl:25. on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
TACO. Bntiniore Philadelphia, and New York Er.
$50. Bhitmore and Way Stations. Winchester,
Frederick, Haserstown, aud Way ,'ia Re-
1:So. Baltimore, Hyattsvllle and Laurel Express.
(FredericS, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
t4:io. Baltimore. Annapolis, and Way Stations.
t4il Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown, Win
fos Of Il Roeks Snd Way Stations s%hGs onH
tS BHmSre s,1ps sE,Spres ara wsSyiu
Cos. Point q Rocks ana Wy slaiiona %ii' A'0''''
iS:io. Pitsburg, Cleveland. and Detroit Express.
Sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
BIO Baltimore ENp-ess.
t9:55. Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Express
,,o Sleeping ars TO New York.
tlOl1 Chicago, Cincinnati, and ST. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and
. Chit 20. -
1880. Baltimore and Way Stations
tDnhy. t~uudays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop Mt Relay Station.
For further inform alton apply al the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ohices: Washington Station 6l9 aud 1871
se r S
n
WIN. CLEM ENTS,
Master Of Transportation, baltimore.
G, X LORD,
General Passenger Agent, b ,ltimore
National Republican., 1882-08-22

Mn. SAMUEL WEAKLEy, Superintendent Adams
Express Company Stables, Twenty second street.
Philadelphia, Pa. says 81. Jacobs Oil cIIed him us
If by magic of a most severe rheumatic attack.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
4 VIEoroun Growth

Of the hair is often promoted by using Parkers
Hair BalsAIn. It always restores the youthful
color and luster 10 gray hair, gives II new Life,
and removes all irritation and dAndrun
National Republican., 1882-08-22
JOHN R. KELLY,

UenIVf I'M FTraI'NINss
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, NC.
CoRNED BEEF A sPECIALTN
Stalls G2s, GO and $50 Center Market Nlnth-stfeet
wing, and a6 and 20S Northern Liberty Market. or
address BOx n. city Post onice Marketing dellYered
NEE ofehaTge 10 all parts OF the city ieSu
National Republican., 1882-08-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond QuotAtfons-Producca and
General Markets.

The following report OF The financial market yesier
day, together with opening and closlng quotations.
are furnished by the banking house Of II. d. Cooke,
Jr., q Co.. 1919 + st.. Washington, ID. G.;
National Republican., 1882-08-22

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
by Cooke Co.. Ia ave. and Fifteenth St:
National Republican., 1882-08-22
PoST-oFFICE MAILS.

Hours of Their Arrival and Departure.
fonically furnished by Colonel d. B. Anger, post
mastery
National Republican., 1882-08-22
AUCTION SALES.
Thomas Bowling,
AucrInNEER

AbNllONhbtN
GOVERNMENT IA LTi or THE LARGE BRICK
AND FRAME BUILDING SITUATED ON TIE
NuRrHEAST COiiNFR OF FfFTEEN.AND-A-
NUE. N. W.
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1882, at o'clock
p M In trout OF tie premises. VIII sell the large
brick and frame buildings situated the northeast
corner of Fifteen an l'a-haf street and Pennsyl;
Nan,a avenue northwest. Terms Gosh at time Oi
sale. The property TO be removed within on week
after sale The purchaser TO grWie, s. q, nnl leave
the property in cd con liiion. An additional sum
Of s1O Will he required ndepos TO secure the at-
ful performauc. of The agreement
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
augis-td
National Republican., 1882-08-22

LONDON. Aug. 2i.-isar silver, se; Atlantic and
Great Western rsts. i5a; do. seconds ia; Illinois
Central, 1896; Pennsylvania Central, G3s; Ontario
and Western, ~ The amount of bnilon zone into
The Bank Of England on balance to-day Is Is 800.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
MINING STOKES.

dovERNaENr BoSDs-CLoslSG QUOTATIONS..
United states per cent exteGded-...... 10i 4GJ10ih
United Snes per cent. e1iei,iet-......... HUiss
United states IA per cent. reisereut l5s. llJs
lh1eu siuIes IA per cent. couiou. l4isOLll
uhed Stats per cent Registered llgssGuIv1
Uhed States per ceut cuuton-....... llysul lisa
District Vi COlublu AUS .................... lUg
National Republican., 1882-08-22
CLYDE5
new EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINZ
PHILADELPHIA. WARRINGTON. Ann
ALEXANDRIA,.
APPOINTED SMILING pAY


From PHILADELPHIA every saturday. ....., II ",
From WASHINGTON every Monday. .........-4 o. m
Through nna prompt Cyuuvvttun with New 4 ork
Boston, Fall River and all points North. Through
Bills lAdlng given. Freight received aud delivered
daily until y. M. w 4. CLl DE & Co.
- General Agents, Philadelphia
j. II. JOHNSON & Co.,
Agents, ,i2th and 18th St. wharves S. W., 1902
st. n. W., Washington, ID. &. f,lltf
National Republican., 1882-08-22
BTIIToJSNES
DYGPEESI-A q

One or two tablespoonluls will relieve all the ror
bles Incident 10 bilious state, such as Nausea, DZL
ness Drowsiness Distress after Eating bitter, ba
taste In the mouth,
National Republican., 1882-08-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.

baltimore Sfoeit Bonrd.
BALTIMORE. Aug. al.-Virginia Gs. deferred, TO- do.
second series, 81; new l04Ds, i21i bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-08-22
STATE RD%Dg
Foreign Money Market.

suBTpFAsuRY BALANCES.
... $50 0,SGO % Currency ...... $685. 3I1 o.