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The daily gazette., 1882-04-04

TheSecret
Of the universal success of
Browns Iron Bitters is SIM
ply this1 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it-no more and no less.
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health-in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
~ Dearborn Ave-, Chicago. Nov. >.
have been great sufferer from
averyweak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia In It's worst form. Nearly
everything ] ate gave me distress,
and could eat but little. have
tried deverythingreco have
taken the prescriptions Of dozen
physicians, but got no relief until
took Browns Iron Bitters. l feel
none Of the old troubles, and am
new man. l am getting much
stronger, and feel frst-rate. am
railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly. l can not say
100 much in praise Of your wonder
full medicine. d. c. MACK.
BRowN's IRON BITTERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and Will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Browns Iron Bittsrs made by
Brown Chemical Co, Baltimore. Crossed
red lines and trademark on wrapper.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
A AHEwsPAPER TRANsFER.
TWO cHEsTER JOURNALS PASS rNro THE
HANDS :oF A COMPANY OF PoL1r1uANs

TWO CHEsTER JOURNALS PASS INTO THE
HANDS .oF A COMPANY OF POLITICIANS
The Chester Daily Times and tn Della
Wal coun'y Weekly Gazette nave passed
iuEo tne nAnds OF q hmtte1 stock c0mpa-
ny oL prominent Republicans and WIFI he
Conohcleu politically In the interests of
Luz Hne regular Republican party ca n didates
aue company is compofed of Colonel ID.
r. houston, Burgress of south Cn es ter
ano chairman OF the Republican county
oAocuIIve committee; Amos Gartsiue n
pomlnent manuiactuF. 7; who was n
BIalne delegate TO the Chicago Conyen-
aon Jenerson Denney, Manufacturer
Suo president OF the Union League OF
Cnester; August Donath the retiring pro-
RrlsIor OF the Gazette; John A. Wallace
fosLm aster at Chester; o. O. Mcclure. an
attorney, and late candIdste for DistIict
.AtLdrney oiDelaware Coil. Grimm score.
tary OF the Delaware County League.
Soslah Ross, who Is connected with John
hoacn.a snlpyard. The capital STOCK OF
the company ls s20Oc The terms of sale
are not made public. It is saiu that the
papers VIII De merged into one and will
oe supplied with an entirely new ouifit
Oh presses' machinery and type.
swift Justice.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-The Czar
on being apPrissd of the murder of Ger,
oereinlkon, ordered the two assassinp,
VINO were arrested,to be executed With n
tWeHty-four hours. They were accord
Ing.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
THIRD EDITION

Indications FsrTo.Day.
For the Middle Atlantic States partly
cloudy weather, Winds shlftiDg 20 south
and west, Iowsr barometer, higher tenn
pesaturs.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
~OTTCE,

Address-No. 7O9 Market street, w.
mington Del. v,oyll-s -sweOd
The daily gazette., 1882-04-04
JARRKTTsvILLR.
HaxeorA Ia Nd. Ian 4. 1879.

n. II. WARNKR, b Co.: Strs-Your
safe Kidney aud Liver Care has greatIy
relieved me, and suffer but hItle. /
an anxious thas others should try lt.
Rev. j. DUKY MooRR.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
REAL ESTATE,
The Omcial Trnpsactions MS Recorded
Yesterday.


Mr.. J. F. olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate In the District yesterday
reported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Sixth street west, between N and o streets
north, part OF lot o. square $50 20 feet front by IS
feet "a inches), Walter w. Burdette to Edward s.
Smith, 50 900.
On Four and hal IN street west between Virginia
feet front by 95 feet, and on ID street SOUTH be-
tween Third and -Four. n half streets west
sublot % square $50 GO feet front by 95 feet 6
inchesl, Abraham Herman to Marx and Clara
Marx, n 900.
Same property next above, Mark Marx ct al. to
Babette Freirich, 1920.
On East Capitol street, between First md Second
inches front by Sc feet inches) Maria @. Fitzhugh
20 Dacharia Tobrner, s437.50,
On ID street north, between Twenty second and
Twenty third streets west sublots u and 20, square
co. together t3l feet 2l2 inches front by 80 feeO,
Lloyd p. Pumphrcy to Robert Johnston, 800.
On ID street south, between First and Second
streets west part of lot g. square $50 the west l5
feet front by 70 feeO, josephine johnson to Patrick
Smyth, 500
on East Capitol ttreet, between First and Sec
ond streets east part of lot IL square 729 he west
20 feet II inches front by Sc fet inches), Mills
Dean ct al trustees, to Dacharin Tobriner, s2,755.
On Twenty first street west, between and N
streets north sublut A. square 20 go feet front by
1872 feet inehes) Timothy Cannon to George L.
Magruder, S1,722.50.
On Tweniy.sixth street west between II and l
streets nOr part of lot O. square IL ia feet front
by 81 feet inches), John Noonau to Mary Noonan,
si90
Mount Pleasant, lot 90, block 8, county, Arthur
A. Birney, executor, TO stephen 7. Joslin, 500.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
Am Inaersnaent Ana,nnt.

His gait and carriage and the attitude he struck
In front Of the judges bench in the Jefferson Mar
ket police court would have been OF priceless
value to floor walker or in aesthetic dry goods
emporium, but the most gullible OF rug dealers
would not have paid half cent II pound for what
he called his cloihing.
About We k ago, your honor" he said, when
Justice Ford gave him the privilege of explaining
a charge Of drn4kenness. . | says to my wife,
Dolly says ], I'm going TO quit the hard stuff
and sick 10 beer all summer Right you are,
Harry, says She. Now. being cogniz8nt that Ger.
tain deadly drugs were component parts of the
amber fluid, aud being desirons. of learning ,x.
actly what bruings were absolutely pure aud nu-
tritious called upon the officers Of the Business
Mems Moderation Society and asked them for the
RESULT of their analyses of tile various beers They
refused 10 impart The information. aud started
out TO make an independent investigation. II
your honor please. am afraid that stacked up
against impure and poisonous beer"
The policeman says that you sampled oil the
kegs on the block BY means OF n tomato can,"
Justice Furd replied.
:" / was simply conducting my analyses in gen.
t!emanly and discreet manner"
(Which brewing did you find to suit your tas e?'
have not yet written my reports"
He was allowed ten DAYS 10 finish the papers,
NJ Y. Herald Of yesterday.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
SIZE COULDN'T BACK.
" "Back, I say!''

BACK, say!
The silvercd foam of the sea was plasIipg in
rhythmic cadence on the white sands Of the beach,
while here and there feck of wavering light
from the signal buoy on Sardine shoa,s-that
many goOdly ships treghted with precious bur-
dens from far Cathay and Alexandria had disap-
peared forever-brought into bold relief against
the western sky Gifpiie McClnskys off foot as she
stood by Bertram rerkinss side that soft June
evening.
"You do not love me-" said the gill, speaking
slowly. "or you could not speak SO cruelty ON
this beautiful night, when the hills IRE stiiused
with amber has throngn which the stars glow
and throb in silent splondor, we should think of
naught but loye-pure, passioncss love, thlt will
bind our hearts together iii n chain whose every
link shall be kiss; whose every fold O swce
caress."
For an instant the man did not reply. Then the
girl stretched forth to him her bare white arms
That gli,tened like marble in the growing dusk,
but he needed them not.
"Will YOU not speak TO me, sweetheart she
said, an Infinite pathos in the words.
No answer came. Again the outstretched arms
pleaded mutely and with pitifnl eloquence for the
Joy that was never 10 be. Looking nt her with q
naughty, almost Vice President Davis expires.
sion on his face, Bertram again said: "Buck, l
sny."
With q despairing CLEAN in her darksome eyes,
Girofe turned away and began 10 sob ns II her
corset would break. "God help me-" she said, in
despairing accents. ~ cannot back"
'Why not?" asked Bertrum
"Becuuse," was the reply in tear stained tones,
"my polonaise is too etcrnally tight "-FTO
"lphod Emma" bv hdrdt HdtStcdd.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.

The Commissioners made visit TO the aims
house and work house on Tuesday, the monthly
requistion for supplies foE these institutions was
the occasion.
The monthly allowance OF the Central Dispen-
sary and Emergency Hospital has been fixed by
the Commissioners at $3.50.
commission consisting of r. p. Dodge, William
o. Roome and William Forsyth has been up
pointed to assess damages for opening an alley in
square No. l30.
Building permits were Issued yesterday to w. NJ.
Cate to make repairs mt 90i Fourteenth street
northwest, TO cost $780, Mrs. Marrow, to make re-
pairs Mt 227 Pennsylvania avenue, TO cost $500
Andrew Frey, to build two brick buildings on
High, near Road at Georgetown, to cost 81, 900.
Bids were opened in the building Inspectors Of
fee yesterday to repair steam piLes III Peabody
Wallach, aud Cfanch school buildings. The bid
ders were Thomas Somervlle Si3S; g. G. Thorn,
1886.
The license board yesterday approved the ap-
plications for liquor licenses Of John Quinn,
George z. Ganghorn, and Michael o'Brien, and
disapproyed that of Felix Shannon.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
j. Il. Coldwell,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM PRO
PERTY ON EASTENN BRANCH ROAD, ABOUT
ONE MILE ABOVE uNIoNToWN, AUGUST z,
1882, AT O'CLOCK J.. NJ.
by virtue of deed of trust dated the 1atb day of
October, a. ID. 1870, and recorded In lber No. GO,
folio ~, one OF the land records for the County OF
Washington, IN the District of Columbia and by di-
Trustee win sell on MONDAY, AUGUST Z, 1852, at 4
O'Clock p. M, on the premises, the undivided half
part of the following described tract piece parcel Of
ground situate lying, and being the eastern side OF
the Eastern Branch ofthe Potomac River in the Coui-
~ Of Washington, District of Columbia aforesaid.
aud being part of lots numbered ~ and eight (s)
OF James Dundas subdi vision of lands in said County
County and District Il being the same land that
conveyed by Henry Naylor and wife TO A. Underhll
and Charles BARKER as tenants III common, by deed
dated February IS, 1854
Said tract of land lying the east side of the East
ern Brnnch road bounded t,id described specified
A. Underl and Charles Barker, aud containing
sixty.one Gll ncres, one t rood and thirtynine (D
perchee, with the improvements consisting Of two
comfortable framedwelngS and suitable outbuild-
ings.
Terms: One.haf of the purchase money in cash,
balance In six and twelve months from day OF sale,
with interest at the rate of eight per centum per
nrm payable sema nnually, 10 be secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold all cash. at purchaser
option. deposit of 500 will he required at time OF
BALE.
Ifthe terms Of sale are not complied with within
six DAYS from day of sale, the Trustee the
right resell the risk and cost OF the defaultng
PuBLIcAN, n newspaper OF Washington, ID. c. All
''"'e' "'''"s ~ '''e '''' r. 7. A DARNEILLE,
jy2o DIS Trustee.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
Hon. William nuarnn.

who has been in our city since the commence
ment. of the present session Of Congress, and en-
gagcd in doing the solid work for several leading
journals. Gs well as being correspondent for q
number of others, and at the same time compiling
his book on journals and journalists. had made
arrangements to sail for Europe the 29th Of last
month, per st,amer Illinois, from Philadelphia,
but the prolonged session of Congress and his en-
ga agemenis with the press compelled him to forego
his intended trip across The ocean, and he has
therefore postponed the 81 m, until next spring.
He will Mt once enter upon an active canvass OF
his native State, Pennsylvania, on behalf of the
Republican ticket. Mr.. Moran Is one ofthe ablest
aud most eloquent speakers Of the Republican
party, as well as an accomplished writer and
journalist. His services will prove of an invalua-
BILE character, aud will contribute largely to the
success of his party in the coming political con-
test. His intended visit to Europe was to meet
his brother, Benjamin Moran, our present minister
TO Portugal, and who was for twenty years at
tached TO the American embassy at London. TAe
latter has been n greater number Of years In the
diplomatic service of the United States than any
other foreign representative since the foundation
of the government having served faithfully for q
period of over thirty years. and yet during all
this long period. he never had but two weeks
leave of absence from duty. He frequently acted
rs the American minister at the Court of ST. James.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
} BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
DOUBLE TRACkl JANNEY COUPLER
STEEI, RAIISi

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
. - BEi WIEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
National Republican., 1882-08-03
RircInu sf,IIin IniI

The total amount embezzled from the National
Bank of the Republic by Bigelow is given at
sS7 7,970.59, since January l. 1882. Mr.. Charles S.
Bradley says: "There is evidence that Bigelow
has with held deposits at irregular times, aud to a
mild extent for several years back, but in every
case they were restored to the accounts of deposit
tors" Bigelow kept his family well supplied with
luxuries, and in his personal expenditures had a
millionaire style. As superintendent of the CAV
airy Baptist Sunday School during the past winter
he entertained the entire school, some $50. once
every two weeks, when ice cream, cake, and other
refreshments were served in abundance and the
pIised his teachers by presenting them each with
beautiful bouquets of flowers. He also entertained
the teachers and members at his home during the
past winter. While he was not dissipated in one
sense yet he was n generous spender and 1t is
thought that lately he spent more lRvshly thun
usually His father-in-law thinks he will get BAIL
National Republican., 1882-08-03
PILES! PILESI PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

A sure cure for Blind, bleeding, itching and W.
ecrated Piles has been discovered by DR.. william
ian Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment A single box has cured the worst
chronic cases oftwenty-lve orlhirty years stand
ing. No one need suffer FIVE minutes aner apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments, and elcctuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tunlors,
nllays the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm in bed) acts as Il poulcc, gives
instant and painless relief, aud is prepared only
for Piles, itching.of the private parts and for
nothing else
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. coAinber9y, OF Cleye-
land, says sbout Dr Williams Indian File oint-
ment; 81 have used scores OF Pile cures, aud il
affords me pleasure 10 say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate aud perma-
nent rellefaS DR.. Williams Indian Ointment"
Fer sale by stott & Cromwell. or mailed ON re-
eeip, ofpriec, 81 HENRY * Co. PFopslctors,
h&Ih e. Nesey street, New York City.
EyxRy DESCRIPTION OF pRIYTINe
IL AT llEASoNAn1E RATES
Sr THE REPUBLICAN oXFIck
National Republican., 1882-08-03
naI,,wore General sTnrLe,.

BALTIMORE, Aug. a. Cotton aiy mid,llIng, I2Alc
Flour quiet; Howard street and Western superhne
% OJa IS: do extra q OO5 90 do family, 90 2t0 5E
(1ty Mills supernne 81 OgG8 76 do extra "a COCO 75
do Ito brands, SB OjRG 2d baltimore high grade fam
iiy, ST UE do winter wheat, patent. " co. Wheat
Southern higher Western higher, southern red 81 10
egl ~ do aniotI, u ligi lJ' NJ. Western winter
tCnheT 81 5Gpl l54; October q 49, s6sl i6ll NOveln-
btr, Il III bid. Corn southern easier; Western
higher southern white, 9Jslsl W; do, yellow nunii
nally uOc Western mixed, spot, s5a Sc; August ~
asst September, tgi4MsG'sc October. ei6psG' %
Oats about steady and quiet; Southern ul GJt. NJ est
orn white GJq &C; do. uNed, Gle G2s Pennsylvania
0egG5c Rye steady at G1GlOc Hay steady; prime to
PROVISIONS hTmer; mess PORK, y! 3928 2S bulk
neats-Ahouldcrs aud clear rib sides, packed. IidI
I3ac; Observation-Disclosures, lsc; clear rio sides, lj,,c
hams i5's6plG'.c Lari, refined, lie. Butter quiet
Western packed, AtcgkG creamery, 2Jd.fc. h,rgs
steady ~ lBc. Petroleum duli refined CSC. Coa,e
firm; ilO cArRUes. ordinary g. fair, ss@9Gc sugar
strong: sof. p5sc. WhlsN! et at a IS. Eecelnts-
Four, 90 barrels wheat, ,2Se hushes; corn. 2i2s
bushels oats IyDo busl.elsi rye, si3 bushels snip
sales-MheAt, g,C05 bushelS corn. ss, 500 busheIa
National Republican., 1882-08-03
old recum.ch ON tho stand.

General Sherman on the witness stand is "a joy
forever" to the attorneys on the other side. On
tine star-route case he was sworn and then started
in with his evidence. After the first half dozen
sentences the attorneys for the prosecution tried
TO- object but it was no use. Right straight the
" Hold on Stopl Stop! Whoa! Oh. h-lo, this
won't do at all, General" After finishing he
calmly inquired of the irate attorney what was
the matter. Why didn't you stop when you were
told to?" "stop" cried Old Tecumseh, "why,
debit it, man, how could stop till got through p
Merrick couldn't answer that conundrum but
gladly allowed the irrepressbe veteran TO step
down and out, while all who witnessed the funny
scene were convulsed with laughter.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
A CoIored kIisiar;n,,.

The colured race have new Bancroft-George
W. Williams, graduate OF the Newton Theolog-
zeal Seminary and an ex.soldier formerly an
editor and Baptist clergyman, but more recently
remembered us The fiTst colored member of the
Ohio legislature has written an elaborate history
OF the negro race In Europe and America III three
volumes which is sJOn To be brought out in New
York city by Messrs. G.. =. rutnam d Sons The
name of the firm Is guarantee of the value of the
work, Harper hos, Scribner & Co., and other
well known firms making Lids for IL.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
Browning Answers Strong.

Mr.. Frank I. Browning answers the bill agains
him by Robert Strong, stating: 1.-THE commits.
sioners of the Freedman's Bank, owners Of the
premises, advertised them for sale, and Samuel
Strong. brother of Robert, requested Browning &c
purchase, as his brother might be elected If II
went into the control OF stranger and stated
Robert would repurchase within a short time aud
inthe meanwhile Iay the same rent he was pay
ing the bank The complainant subsequently
confirmed this agreement, and MIR. Browning pur-
chased the property. Since the sale Strong made
II few payments. for which he received credit"
National Republican., 1882-08-03
IS 1T BETTER 2
IsItLelter to live or die 2

is Il better to live or die?
Is II better to struggle or sloepY
Is better TO live with folded hands
or live on for years-to weep?
II is better TO live than TO die,
II is better TO struggle than sleep;
For we learn the notes the angels sing
Whenever sin makes MS weep.
When the ioII ~ d The hattie are over,
When the crow is GsaAly won,
Then u voice spt aSs MP IN Heaven,
"oh. faithful one, well done!"
IT HIS, for he RepublicdT
National Republican., 1882-08-03

LONDON. Aug. 2-Consuls % lilo for both; United
States 4s l221s; as lGJG Atlantic End Great West
ern hIss, 4sls; Erie Az; New York Cen, ral 1885,
Pennsylvania, 6S;. ontario aud Western, Ssa. thrs
adYicts quote Teutcs ST. francs 10 centiInes and ex-
change OH London, - francs la centiines.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
tn. Alaba,un Ind.n.nao,,,.

The lndeI endents oppose Bourbonism with
principles. They boldly assert whut they desire
aud what they will work for II successful We are
united in favor of honest elections the education
OF all the children of the State; we oppose the
present inhuman and outrageous convict system,
and We are In favor Of the abolishmenl of our
county court. These are living Issues in which
all the people interested and should act upnu
become an honest and intelligent people
NAnisrMe lAlal AdrHedte
National Republican., 1882-08-03
Glass Bau Shooting.

There was n small attendance at the meeting of
the Capital CT y Gun Club on their grounds yes
terdny on account of the rain. The following ARE
the scores: Farnsworth. l6: Van Arnum Is;
Young. l3; IIusiord s. Mr.. Wagner, of this club
captured !" first prize" and divided a second
with another shooter at the tournament last week
at Brndford, Pa,
National Republican., 1882-08-03

BY Associated Press.
NEW YoRK, Aug.3-Money loaned between eIs and
3Ii per cent. and closed offered at per cent. Ex-
change was steady at 4SjIS5]s for long aud 4SS a.
4Sbl for Bhortsighi Governments were Irregular.
state bonds II actN 20. railroad bonds were
fairly active at irregular pnces Transactions asgre-
gaI ed a. OOp shares Including delaware, I4ckwaanna
q vi Western .s,.pI; Denver aud Ido Gruude, - 10
Erie. l2.sOO: Kansas and Texas. 3l,aG Lake shore,
i5OUs LOUSY e mud Nashville JtI heiaplIis and
Charleston, 1000 Missouri Pacific, 5tl0g Northwest,
2.,SOI New Jersey Central 5, ,sJO; Northern pacnc,
21GUO Ontario aud Western, i,5G Reading. l6iIe 81.
Paul, 2iaO; st. PAUL ana Omaha, S,iO' Texas Pacific,
lisO0 WnbHsd Pacific aO.D1 Western Union. l5, 4JI
Sew York Chicago nnd -. Louis, $3.50; Ue-U Oh and
TranscOnIinental, stJ.; Rochester and P,tsDurg,
.0JlO.
National Republican., 1882-08-03

"DuRIEG the carly part of last October, I had n
severe attack Of rheumatism In my right knee,
Toronto Can. used inany so. cullrd rheumatic
remedies without receiving any apparent benefit.
Observing that st. Jacobs Oil was being constantly
recommended by many of the leading members
Of our profession, i decided TO give it trial.
From the first app ication commenced to i'm.
prove. and before had used two-thirds Of q bot
lie was entirely cured
National Republican., 1882-08-03
Why a. Iir

The Democrats b, aNt that theirs IS the party of
the Constitution. Then why do they try 10 make
That instrument Il nulity as regards the rights Of
the negroes 10 vOle-'CoaItidad (A!a) Hide Awdke
SeufiHgf
National Republican., 1882-08-03
30 rIore Old hcctauion Lenders.

the South Carolina Democracy is essentially
and historically party OF sccessionists, forever
welded TO the absolute principles Of State sover-
eighty, why 81 ould thoy wonder that the rising
generations are getting tired Of their iyrunuy,
The Ade Is JH NJ Nhte mCH trDJ Jec01piiy hide
peHdenis. Tie days Of :, Bourbon Democracy" in
sgutg Carolina are well nign tnded.- Charleston
rs, C) XefctLTU.
National Republican., 1882-08-03
A vigorous GrowtI,

oflhe hair is often promoted by using Parkers
Hair Balsam. II always restores the youthful
color and luser TO gray hair, gives 1t new lite,
and removes ali irritation aud dandrun
National Republican., 1882-08-03
APesrie.. Perfume

The refreshing aroma OF Floreslon Cologne and
its lasting fragrance make ita peerless perfume
for the toilet
National Republican., 1882-08-03
AUCTION SALES.
United states Morsbal,s Sale.

OiOoN obtOtS NibTStidi'S s5diS.
By virtue OF writ of nera iacas issued out Of the
ElerK6 ohce OF tue supreme Court OF the District OF
O3lunpia and to nc directed, Will sell ~ public
sale i9r cash az the court house door of said District
on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF August, 1882 ot l2
o'clock me- nll the right title, claim and interest OF
lhe defendant Ia aud to the fOllowing-descrtbed
property to witt Sublots 10 and 20, in square Oil in
the city OF Washington. said District, together with
oil ana singular the improvements thereon.
Levied upon Ms the property Of George w. q. hslin
20 satisfy execution No 55Ui at law in favor OF Rob
" q. E. HENRY.
y, q. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
ivyz.,t
National Republican., 1882-08-03
baltimore stock Eoard
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTINoRE. Aug. 2-Virgna 6s. c 'nsolidated CO.,
do second series, 34i past due coupons Co. iois
49, bd to-day.