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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14
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more than its cost every year by not wearing
/ ont clOthcS.--MrS. T. W, Stewart, Mexico, Mo
( The Missouri Steam Washer has done all
/ the washing in my laundry for the past twelve
| months washing from so to 800 pieces day
] doing the work Of from three to five wash.
womcn.-lcwls Hord, proprietor Central
/ Ringo Hotel, Mexico, Mo.
The Missouri Steam Washer Is n Treasure
and no housckcepcr should be without II. The
| wife of the editor uf this paper has been us.
! ing one ug them for more than year, and she
would moi sell II for so and DO githout-Col.
| umhia Sentinel
! The Missouri Steam Washer will wasl
shirts or any kind uf clothing clean, vitnYu'
! leaving u streak. and no wear OF the clothes,
| and would not sell my machlRe for $50 " !
! could not replace tt,-Mrs, Ross .'0J Gamble
! street, 81 Louis.
| 7 have hrcn using the Missouri Steam
! Washer IN my laundry for eighi months, II
washes clean with no wear on the clothes,
md one person can do the WORK uf three by
| hunl.-Nlrs. Johnson, Ohio Laundry, ljlS
| Moran street, ST. Louis.
| have triSd many washing machines In my
! laundry, lui have never found one That
/ would give The satisfaction the Missouri
steam Washcr does 1t will do all that /.
| Clnlm,d tor IT,. and no family can aeord to bc
| vitbuHt unC.--l. ClinC, proprietor lurlof
| / .dndry. Sl6 tliNc street. 81. Louis.
s. lOrlckon- barber Fourteenth nnd Chest.
nut streets, ~. Louis, says; "EVcN barber
| should have "A Rissourl Steam Washer hy nll
means, finest tning ON earth TO wash towels
| aprons. etc; aud goods washed In this ma.
chime will last Iour times MS long ~ when
| washed Icy hand
At last have found In the Missouri Steam
Washer one thal will wash clean withou,
Z wearing the clothes out or pull OF the Aut-
| sons Every laundry should have one, Ns "
will donll that it cluimS.-Iamos Petersen
silver Moon laundry, slg South TwCu,.eth
street, -, Louis. No.
N Washer of your merchant or dealer, remit
express, chnrgcs prepaid.
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DEAN ACADEMY.
irst-class boarding school for both sexes
situated in the town of
Franklin, Massachusetts,

Twenty-seven miles from Boston on the
town contains about four thousand inhabi-
tants, has five churches, good town library
and is withal q very desirable place for an ed
ucntianal institution
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HOSIERY.

Ladies' Solid Color, Silk Worked, Full
Regular Made, 25c. a pair.
Children's Solid Color Hose, l0c. a pair.
Ctildren's Fancy Stripe Hose, Full Regu-
lar Made l212c. n pair
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THE BUILDING


Is new and commodious: contains all mod
ern improvements and is in every way ad-
mirably adapted to school purposes Ii has
been erected and furnished at cost of about
s200,00O, and is without doubt the most COM
plete academy building in New England.
There are Three Courses Of Study,
College Preparatory, Academic and an En-
glish course. The latter is designed to fit
young men for business.
THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
Is thorough and effective in its workings,
offering every facility afforded by the Boston
conservatory of Music, with the additional
advantage of individual instruction. Mr..
James NJ. Tracy and Miss Minnie Little have
been long and favorasly known among the
teachers of Boston.
EXPENSES,
Including tuition, room rent, heat, light,
board and incidentals, per year, 5000. No pu-
pill will be received under fourteen years of
age, unless special arrangements are made to
the contrary We are glad to refer the public
to Mr.. II. Secligson, of Galveston, and Mr..
John Finnegan, of Houston, both of whom
have children in the school.
Fall term begins September I'd. For course
of study or any information not contained in
this notice, apply to the principal,
l.. l.. BURRINGToN, A. NJ,
Franklin, Massachusetts.
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GOLDSMITH BROS,
M MATCHLES
3 A r q A L N s !

have the ladies throughout the city country that
they can find as fine class goods and at the time effect
material saving by shopping establishment For the fol-
lowing, we not only ask reading but comparison We think
the difference to be shown prices will be fully appreciated
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-14

Edy Washer merchant or dealer
san and will snby
For rculnr address
DYAS S CUTTER, Genl Agts for Southern states
lux Tpyus
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tiun of American opinion. While force
is still able TO prolong deSpotism, justice
Is not dependent ON arms alone.
IRELAND UNABLE To core WITH THE
EMP RE
that denies her constitution and parliN-
mcnt, appeals from the bayonot uf her
invader to the conscience and the mind
OF mankind, and asks whether her de.
mands are not Just, and whether her
patience, her morality and her persever-
uuce have not been sublime. The
American mind is essentially practical,
and during the past wear we have en-.
deav0red To make II acquainted with the
practical aspects of English misrule M
Ireland. We have asked our American
cOuntrymen To contemplate the i'm.
poverishing taxation,
TrE CRv' HID NANuFAOrUREs,
the restricted education, the diminished
agriculture, the compulsory omigi alton
of the people Of Ireland, We have
asked the American conscience To scrti-
tini2o the corrupt and Infamous judicial
system grimly maintained there for the
torture and slaughter of the people. We
have asked American freedmen to con
template the suppression OF free speech,
the Intimidation of the press, and the
extinction Ot personal liberty under M
administration nCminally cOnStitu-
tional, actually n barbnrous despotism.
The results0i our labor are apparent In
the sympathetic unhnimity with which
the American press sustain the
STRUGGLE or orr touNTRYMEN
at home, aud ia the universal expression
Of the puilie opinion of the Republic
Nor ufn these results more frankly rec
ogni1ed than by the press of lGrulaul
which no longer affects to underratn tho
intelligence or the resources of the Irish
race throughout the world, or to despist
It's determination. or TO he Indifferent t.
the menaclng bitterness of its memory
IL Is now apparent to thoughtful men
on both sides OF the sea that the Interests
Of the American republic are identical
with the interests OF Ireland. Every
year that witnesses the denial of self
government for ireland ia ayear OF tax
alton upon considsrah portion OF III,
Amrr, var people for the support OF IN,
Englis'. ei Iwn In Ireland. The drain
of money ftnm the tuilers Of the Unltet
States 10 aid their
KfNrEEp ~ tRrLANn
will continue until tho Govern. men
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Tho economic and civil life Of a people
can be developed only by sincere, no.
BILE and ellcctual cohesion of all classes
for the common welfare.
Tho work of the League In the United
States has been directed first to sending
aid TO the treasury In ireland, whose
moderate requirements, in the absence
of any emergency, have been fairly met,
and to the enlightenment and solidiiica
tion OF American opinion. While force
is still able TO prolong despotism, justice
is not dependent ON arms alone.
IRELAND UNABLE To core WITH THE
National Republican., 1884-11-04

SISaE GREAT pENNsYLyANlA ROUTE
10 TiiE NoRTH, WEsr AND SOUTH,
WEST. DOUBLE TRACK. SfL,EfNS,D. Dl,D "
SCI n ERY. STE g. l. RAILS. MAGNlflOEN'
National Republican., 1884-11-04
the COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by the District judiciary
Yesterday,

Court IN Genera, Term-C'icf Justice GIrtcr
and JuSticcs Macarthur and Idnes-In re Shu-
gruc; habcas corpus opinion by Justice James
that the petitioner Is not subject to enlistment.
In re y, A. Ransom; Improvement in fare regis
ter on hearing Assignment for to-day un-
changed
circuit CDurt-,jidicG Hd0n"r - WOple VS..
CrOpley; motion to set aside Judgment over
uilGd Assignment for to'dGy-AIotions and
uemurrc =.
FguiiV CDWT. Justice C0r.--Hcncry vs. Brooks;
sales finally ratified aud conveyance ordered,
johnson yN. johnson; illd ordered paid, Pep
per va shepherd; atI. hment pl credits In
hands Of receiver ordered. Adjourned siue
die,
Criminal CDurt--,Jus'icc WiRie.-Wm. Jones, as.
snul with intent 10 kill Charles J. Guiteau not
guilty Lewis Jones, assault with intent to kill
John Laughlln; rrralyned and pleaded not
guilty, W,llinm II, Dempsey, forgery; hahcas
corpus; rccOgpizauee in the sum OF 5000 tO
appear In the United States court Ct Boston on
Monday Nov ~, Vim. Hood, manslauuhtcr
not guiltS. Peter BANKS; larceny from the per
son; motion for new trial
National Republican., 1884-11-04
w. II. DEMPsEY,J CASE.


The habcas corpus case Of William II Domp.
Bey which had been argued before Judge
Wylic last Saturday, was decided by him yes
tcrday. lie said that Mr.. Dempsey had six
indictments against him in this district, was
arrested and held to answer In two OF them.
nnC mad given bail. The bail was responsible
for his appearance. Since his arrest another
Indictment had been found against him IN
Massachusetts aud under that indictment u
warrn mt for Dempscy's arrest had been prop
crly Issued by Commissioner Hundy, who re-
quircd him to give bail In the sum Of 5000 to
appear in Massachusetts. lie was unable or
declined to give bail, aud applied for writ Of
habcas o. pug on the ground that ho was
under u 20 appear here.
Judge Nylie said that the sureties who had
signed bonds for his appearance here would be
released If Dempsey was taken to Massachu:
sctts and convicted, but If he was acquitted
there his bail hero would still be liable, The
district attorney had consented that Dempsey
should go, and It was therefore at the risk of
the government If the bail was exonerated on
account of the increased responsibility.
The Judge then ordered Dempsey held In
5000 bail to appear in the Massachusetts
court. Mr.. william J. Miller became his
surety. Notice of an appeal from Judge
wylie's decision was given.
National Republican., 1884-11-04

'LiGplG Co.'s Coca BEEF ToNlc gives more
tonc than anything 1 have ever used or pre-
scrbed, snyN l'roE H. Gou.nn, NJ. D., physi-
clrn to the al Dl kc'f SaEuny, Knight Of
the Iron cross, sc. "rhu effect Of the Coca
ruer, Upon the marvellous, aud il not clearly
Ru,nCnticutCd by scientists of Lndoubtcd
yorucity 'uld - altogether beyond ncl,ci,'
SAYS Dr Nm. T. Srnriv. Invaluable in head
affections, weakened memory, dig 'o'n de-
termination of blood tc the head, sick aud uer.
y1us headache. Also highly beneficial In pal
pitation Of th lear. and oti or forms Of heart
di.eaSe.
National Republican., 1884-11-04

BY an overwhelming popular vote Its fran
chise was made part of The present State Con-
stltutlon, adopted Dec. 2, A. ID. 1870
National Republican., 1884-11-04
81. Anr's Fouud,ius Hospital.

The annual report of the st. Ann Infant asy-
lum shows that during the year III children
were received. 2d directly from the police II
orphans having lost either father or mother, 4
from the different hospitals directly, and . len
on the doorstep of the asylum. Thirty-four OF
these children have been intrusted to wet
nurses employed out of the aswlum, who arc
regularly visited by the sisters, Expenses for
bread, butter, flour and feed, and children's
shoes were S. 000
National Republican., 1884-11-04
THE MARK ETS.


A It.L, n..., r..aI.. 49, ,ho e,o,I o.,
his"J nay itA"ihs Oh t"e ''"Vh IN
cIanao--Tradlnr In Chicago and Baltimore.
N,,, No,, ~, ~ c,ot,,,,, rrcy,u,l
last night tn dull ana Unchanged market
would prevail To dny.
A Is nutcrsio,d t,pt tbc roo,,, boors covered
Il, ~. - ,,., a., ,,,u tt,,,,.,.
al lhc'F ShoI'' HlnrIhy' 'ho pun Vni'v'
are doing nothing beyond supporting spcc.1l'
tics The cxrhlugr place pnrty no idle
Cauupock'. hrogcrs snil Nc,p York Central
s,r,.i,,. .nI Ia ,a,...,,i ~. ,i,r,.,r ,,,t
'N'"""S' """ ~ 'V''v''c' WI i'"'V'' nu'
outsnme short stock Foreign "Iin9 "l llll'
noii Central Il rcpurted, and IL Is snil cCriii
cntcs IN tho nptnr uf Il rrn,ninrnt Gormnn
,,,,,.l,,,, ~, ,,,,... a, ia, ,t.. t',i,,.,i,,
paAN,S nT,,v n'%r,u % 80 i Viz WY s,,,
, ny HAuln,,E, wv p.tE ~ II " W. i',,,u ,i 'n1 M
ennEhNvq Whil HSW t8rS SSn,r" nsIeSs t
CsL D,rt M s,ii a., tn i,f, y, ~ sg,tt All az
National Republican., 1884-11-04
THE MINOR MARINE.
Judge James Decides That Minor Cannot
EnliN Without His Parents Consent.

The court in general term yesterday settled
the disputed question OF minors cniSting in
the mn Inc corps In this Jurisdiction without
the rnuycut ftho!r parents or glardinus. jas
B. Suugrllp, n ilinur, ran away from hnmc Rud
unlilrd asa marine, lie was brought on II
writ Vt hlueNS corpus beloec Judge Wylie, wno
minors in the corps without the consent OF the
parents, IN appeal was taken from this d..
c,slom, and hcarl IN tna general term last
Thursday, Judge James IN Il livermg the
opinion OF tn court Yesterday, SAID that CON
giess Ii recognized The age ~ Il years as lhHt
OF muinsty In the case OF eullstHIcnis, This
ngr ul pHior!ty waSNIs1 recognized universally
hrOdgl. M the G Lntry ami ~ this district.
iae pdyeut right OF custody had not been
g,Npi. M ar lost In this case and the yOUlg
iau nli,l be- r. leased by the Culnlaanldu, ~
ILN uniIrL.LN NMlns.
National Republican., 1884-11-04

are laid upJ u damp towel ar two or thr ~
mi..l,tcs they will go ON v''h less chauco OF
tearing, but Z Is more important TO know that
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup is a sure cure Tor
coughs and co'''
National Republican., 1884-11-04
Mr.. Bsllsutyne,s School Book Contract.

In reply to communication from Mr.. VIM.
Ballantyne. stating that his contract for the
supply of schools with the Franklin Fourth
and Fifth Readers was based upon the price of
the old edition, and suggested the substitution
of the price of the new ones, the commissions
ers have notified him that the substitution is
agreed to by them.
National Republican., 1884-11-04

Mr.. srEpnES A. APLIN, Washington, D. c.,
troubled for several years with kidney disease
was induced to use your Hunts kidney and
Livcrl Remedy, and has been completely
curcln
National Republican., 1884-11-04
DIED.

holland. Suddenly, on Nov. ., ELLA Lou
IsE NOLhSu, granddaughter of John McLane
Buil. aged 2 years q months 2S days, or dph.
thereto Group at her late residence, 0ll Eigh-
tet nth street northwest
Funcrnl Tuesday, Nov. 4, at 8 p III. Friends
invited to attend. ~
TULhY.-On oct. ~. 1854, In 81. Mary's
County, Nd. of pulmonary lispH'e, Mrs. ANNIE
NJ TULLY. wife of Bernard rully.
Funeral from her late. residence, No. 325S
Washington, nj . O'Clock y, m. Nov. 4. Friends
Invited to attend,
Baltimore rapers please copy.l
BROOKS. -BEurRASp VALESrINT beloved
son of John H. and Fannie s. Brooks in the
10th yearof his age.
Funeral private, from the residence OF his
parents, O2o III ghteCnth street northwest, ut 2
o'clock p. m, Nov. 4, 1884.
National Republican., 1884-11-04

Tho following marriage licenses have been
issued; Wm, = Bohrer ana Susie Savage, Ma
thRuicl wood and S'rah Jones, Thus, NJ. cay
wood, of this city, Ind blanche W. Marsh, OF
un,ontown, u, T., and Jan, Il, Spry and !iury
W.uV y
National Republican., 1884-11-04
TJNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
i TIIE SHORT line no IHE bOUTu,

TJNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
l. THE SHORT LINE no THE SOUTH.
SOUTHWEST AND WEST
schedule in effect October IL. 1884.
0:1O A. M.-New orleans Mall, daily, making
.lose connections TO all points south and south.
vest Daily, except sunday, with c, ~ o. Ry.
Pullman, sleeping Builett Cars from New York
and Washington to Atlanta, Pullman Sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta to New or
leans.
b:Io p. M-Loulsvllle Fast Line. daily, via
Charlottesville, to Gin lnnati, Louisville. and ali
Western Points Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington to Louisville.
1U.4U p. NJ southern Mall ANA Express,
daily. to all points south and southwest, via Dan
VILE and Charlotte. Pul man sleeping Cars
from .Washington, via Danyille, Charlotte,
and Atlanta, TO New orleans; also from
WashinPton, via Charlotte AM Columbia, to
Augusta
at Z IL m. and $40 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Wairenton trains leave Washington at 9:lO a.
m. and blO p. m daily,
For tickets and all Information inquire at Com.
panys Office, 6O1 Pennsylvania avenue Trains
leave from Is. d +. station. -
n. MACDANIEI. Agent.
SOL. HASS,
Traffic Manager
NJ. SLAUGHTER.
General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1884-11-04

'THAvE been married now" boasted prosy
old fellow, "more than thirty years and have
never gwen my wife a cross word nor have |
ever been without bottle of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup In case Of a cold or cough.n
National Republican., 1884-11-04

How CAN woman make home more attract
i've to her husband? In some cases the thing
can be done by inviting the widow Smith
around to spend the evening, or by keeping st.
Jacobs Oil IN the closet.
National Republican., 1884-11-04
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
10O,O Tickets, at So each.
Fractions, in Fllths. In proportion


CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify that We supervise the ar
raugp mentS FOR nll the monthly and semi
annual Drawings of the Louisiana state Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control the
DrnWinG ourselves, and that The same are con-
duCtcd win honesty. fairness, aud In good faith
toward all parties. we authorize the Company
To this Certificate. with fr slmilc of our ~ :
natures attached. In Its advertisements
National Republican., 1884-11-04
AYERS
Cherry PeCtOral

is not new clfimant for popular conf
tlcncc, but medicine which IS to-day
saving the lives of tho third generation
who have come into being since 1t was
first offered 10 the public.
There il not household In which this
Invaluable remedy has once been in-
troduccd where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there Il not person
who has ever given IL u proper trial
for any throat or lung disease susccp-
tiblc Of cure, who has not been mado
well by it.
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL has,
In numberless instances. cured obstinate
eases of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients In the earlier stages
OF Pulmonary Consumption. 1t Is a
medicine that only requires to be taken In
small doses, Is pleasant TO the taste, and IL
needed In every house where there arc
children, as there IL nothing SO good as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment OF Group and WhoopinB Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
National Republican., 1884-11-04
A'SafeGllar(i.

Tho fatal rap,div with which sliy,it
Colds and yoUHgs frequently d,yc0p
into the graycst Hgndics OF She llrUat
nud lungs. " confederation wligli shoud
imrgl every prudgit prr,dn TO Keep at
hand, q % houa; Hold remedy. "a b0ilc "a
AYERS CHERRY pFCTORAL.
Nothing else gives such iwmcdptc rr.'cf
and works SO sure cure in al gEe0idui
OF this c.ass. That oniu,ui Vh, ir'nr,
Prof. j. swcct2cr, OF ilir Maine Medical
School, brunswick. Nc, ,uys;--.
sg"aieilcal science hHs prsluctd na other mn.
nync oypcctpgau; fp Eaul nt NYiif.R Cur rli,Y
IEcToRAI. Ii IT, iuvaiuaOll iur dis,asos oi t.ip
throat aud lungs."
Tho same opinion ig expressed by tho
welI-hnown r.L.J. Addison, Of Chicago,
ILL.,, who says:--
al hs'c ncvtr found, IN ,hlrty.nvc years of
continuous aititiy nHd practice 4 madeleine, any
preparation " No IrvG vhluvu- AYEus CHurrY
pECrOaAL, fOr trcntmcm u dircnscs u lilo
throat and lungs. u not uNly hrrnks up colds
md cures severe cnuglia, oul % more effective
tlian anything ol'c IN relieving even tho most
Seriou5 bronchial and pulmonary algetions."
National Republican., 1884-11-04
NEW PUBLICArIoNs, DO.
Some Recent Books,

AN APPEAL 10 CESAR, by Tourgee
TIP CAT by the Author of "Mlss Toosey's
MigaiOn.'
CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY. By James rar.
ton,
THE ARMouRERs APPRENTICES. Dy
Charlotte NJ. Yongc.
TEACH NCS AND COUNSELS. by Mark
Hopkins, y. d.
FIFTY YEARS OBSERVATGON OF MEN
AND EVENTS. ny Con. Kcycs
AMERICAN COMMENTS ON EUROPEAN
QUESTIONS. by Joseph II. Thompson.
A. YOUNG GIRLS WOoiNG. by Il. Il, Roe.
For sale by
wM. BALLA ANYTIME & SON.
f2S Seventh Street. uha
National Republican., 1884-11-04
M1R RIED.

PoSTELI-BAR NlcS.-At the residence OF
the brides brother. Nov. 3, by the Rev. Irving
MCEirOy, Mr.. poRCItER POsTELL, of Savannah,
Ga., to Miss AaNEs II. BARNES, of Washington,
ID. c. No cards
Savannah News" please copy.l
National Republican., 1884-11-04

BALTIMORE, NOV. 3.--Cotton quiet mid
Howard street and western spcrIinc'
s22j@gIj: do extra s2g0@3,5O; do.
family S375@i75; city mills superiine.
s2.2j&275; do, extra sS.OOaD8I5; DO. Rio
superlatiye patent, 5000. Whcat-Southern
easier and innctivcwestern ashade irnler; dull;
southern red, SJGbS5c. do. amber, O2Gp0ic No.
| Maryland, SpRpGOG; No. 2 western winter
red, spot, SlhbmSl14C. November, SlhbC bid;
December, S&s@es3{Ac; January, sjla@Sj3ic;
Cor-Southern dull; western dull; southern
white, ale; do, yellow, 52Gjac: western mixed
oats flrm, and quiet; southern, 8l@a5c;
western white 33a.Sjc do. mixed. 3lG932c;
Pennsylvania, 3lGg3ic. Rye quiet, 6iCl6jc Hay
steady ana firm; prime TO choice l'ennsylya.
min aud Maryland, Sli0OGl550. Provisions
lower and weak; mess pork, sides, sl6. as; btik
meats, shoulders, and clear rib sides,
packed 7lSG0g4i bacon - shoulders, sIc:
clear rib sides, ll1ac; hams, l4lqGljc lard,
refined, vc, Butter iirm; western packed,
25c for western Petroleum duh and nominal;
refined, 73s@7}4c. Coffee steady and quiet;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, sA@g94c, Sugar
stcAy: A son, SIC. Copper Refined quiet at
l2@l2llc. Whisky quiet at Si.ls9l.ly Frcights
to Liverpool per steamer quiet; cotton, 3-lGd;
-four, Is; grain, iGpiHd. Receipts-Flour, ,7d7
barrels; wheat, 20, J,DOJ bushels; corn, 5000 bush,
mentS-Whcnt, 1000 bushclsi corn, 4,lOO bush
els rye, 1900 bushels, Sales-Wheat 2GG0Ol
bushels; corn, 900 bushels.
NUTE,-IO-inOrruw there VIII be no market.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-Virginia liz, past due
colnons "a; new lO.4Os, 32l4 new is, 5lA bid
10 ll".
National Republican., 1884-11-04

o3O PennSylVana avenue
NEW BOOKS!
A Naturalists Rambles About Home. Abbott
Thomas Bewich and His Pupils Dobson.
DR.. Sevier. q. w. Cable.
Leisure Hours Among the Gems Hamlin.
Love and Mirage.
In Partnership. Branner Mathews and Ii. c.
Bunner.
Judith Shakespeare. VIM Black.
Country Cousins. IngersolL
The Amazons. Carl Vasmaer.
History of Presidential Elections. Stanwood.
A Sea Change. Flora l.. Shaw
The Story of a Country Town. Flora L Shaw.
Jack Archers. q. A. Henty.
Suwanee River Tales sherwood Bonner.
Speeches and Arguments of David Dudley Field.
WIN. II. MORRISON.
4T5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
National Republican., 1884-11-04
Fearful Blood Poison!

WEAK AND UNDEVELoPED pAkrs
w OF THE HUMAN BODY
LN LARGED,
DENELOPED
SrRENGTHTNED 81,
1san Interesting advertiselurnt long r "a IN iit
paper IN reply to Inquiries we Will say tln
ihtre Ia no evidence ot humbug about this. On
the contrary the advertisers arc very highly ~.
dorsed. Interested persons may get spdlpl clr'
Culars, giving all particulars, byaadresslng InIs
MEDIcAL Co.. builalo. NJ. iOtedo E9GADJ Bsc.
NJ EnVOUS DEBILITY. QUICK pE!iMA.
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AGENCY, 100 Fulton ST., Now York.
National Republican., 1884-11-04

Its Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly. H. Never Scales or POstpOnes.
Look at the following Distribution:
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, CLASS Il,
AT New orleans, Tuesday, Nov IL, 1854, uIi-
der the supervision and management of Gen. O..
~ BgauregArd, of Louisiana, and Gen Jubal A.
Early, Of Virginia