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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-29
CITY ENGINEERs OFFiCE'l
RICHMOND, VA. MAY %, loo4'
NOTICE TO BRICKMASONS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until -.
at @ o'clock r. NJ, for the CONTRIBUTION Of
the following SEWERS:
Belv;dere street from Canal to Beverly and
Beverly from BeIydere street 10 halls way between
| Laurel and Pine streets-2O by 80 aud 10 by "a
inches, egg shape.
Holly street from Laurel 70 half way between
Pine and Belvlderc streets-l6 by "a inlhes egg
shape.
FIovd street from point east Of Beech street 70
! , point a little west Of Beech street-l0 by "A
inches, egg shape.
Broad street between Belyidcre and Laurel
streets-lG by "a Inches, egg shape with street
basinsl.
oak street from Moore street 20 Bacon's Quarter
branch-20 by 80 inches, egg shape.
Catherine street between Henry and Gimer
streets-l6 by "a inches, egg shape.
Ravlne north Of Leigh street, crossing seventh
street, feet. circular.
Potter street, crossing Seventeenth Streets feet
circular.
washington street west Of railroads.&c. by 30
inches egg shape.
Twenty-sixth street between Clay a1d Leigh
streets-l6 by "a inches, egg shape.
Ninth street south Of OycrtOn strcet-l0 by "a
inches, EGG shape.
Inlet at the northeastern Of Canal and Adams
streets.
Inlet at the northwest corner Of Broad and Lau-
rel streets.
Inlet at the northwest corner Of Franklin AMI
Henry streets.
Inlet at the northeast corner Of Canal and sixth
streets.
Specifications can be seen by applying At thi.
Office.
The Committee on streets reserves the right %
reject any or all proposals offered, and to give
the contract separately for each portion Of De-
work. w. +. CCISHAW,
my 23-dtd City Engineer.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFtCE.J
CITY GAS WORES,
RICHMOND, May 81. 1854
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
l. at this Office until 2 O'Clock,
SATURDAY, THE 3IsT INSTANT,
FOR REBUILDING TWELVE BENCHES Of
CLAY RETORTS,
six benches Of 6's and sin benche, ~ -. The
dyes to be of the following sizes Tie two bottom
retorts, I2"x20"N9' the MIDDLE, w X9' ;aud
the top one, l4"x26"x9'. The >iNe- t0 De- lf'x
26"x9'. The arches are already provided and hucS
work In bed ofarches completed TO bed Il moln Hue
The entire work To be completed on Or before the
18th day OF August.
Tie Committee on Light reserve the right 20 r.
ject any or all bids. JOHN u. KNOWLES.
my 22-td Superintendent.
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W. HAATUN, Secretary.
Be It remembered that on the 18Th day II Feb-
Tuary, 1854, at The city aforesaid, before me. The
undersigned, notary public In and for the sand
city and state. ouly commissioned and qualified
by The executive authority 10 take Acknowledge
mcnt OF deeds. Sc. TO De used or recorded therein
personally appeared ". A. BREWER. Jr.. Presi-
dent. ard ". HANTUN, Secre AIRY, OF tie WASH
INGrOS LiFE-iNSURANCE COMPANY of New
York who. being dHly sworn, depOse and say. amt
each for himself says. that they are the above
described officers OK The said company, and that
the foregoing Is true ana correct statement 0f
the actual condition Of said organization ON the
last day OF It's hscal y,ar--to Wit the 3lSt day 81
December. lSS3-according 10 The best Of their
knowledge, Information, sad belief respectively.
49, In testimony whereof | have hercuntO
}sEAL set my hand and affixed my seal on the
'>>~-~ 18Th day Of February, 1854.
ThoaAs TlERNEY,
Notary Public, Kings county, y. \.
Certificate nled Ia New York county.
STATE or NEW YORK, CITY AND COUNTY or
|, Patrick keenan,, clerk Of the city aud county
OF New York, and also clerk OF the Supsemie
| Court for the said city and county, being court
| of record, do hereby certify that Thomas Tierney
has died Ia The clerks office OF the county OF New
| York = certified copy Of his appointment As no.
tsry pahc for the county OF Kings, with his auto
graph signature, and was al The time OF taking
| the annexed deposition duly authorized 10 take
the same, and that am well acquainted with the
handwriting or said notary public, and verify De-
lieye That the signature 10 the annexed eertine1tS
| Is genuine.
| 49,, In testimony whereof have hercnnt
| }skAL{ set my band and affixed the sea OF the
February, 1854. PATRICK KEENAN,, Clerk
| THOMAS L. ALFRIEND,
GENERAL AGENT FOR VIRGINIA,
No. lil7 MAIN STREET,
! nay 2o.d RICHMOND, VA.
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DrssOLUTIONS & PARTNERsHIps
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HERETO.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED HERETO
w FORE doing business under the firm-name
and style Of LEE & POTTS, of which firm George
Lee aud Frank Potts are general partners aud
Edmund A. saunders IS the special partner hereby
give notice that the said partnership Is Dis
SOLVED by mutual consent.
Witness our hands this Sth day Of May, 1854.
GEORGE LEE,
FRANK POTTS,
my 10-6w T.. a. SAUNDERS.
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PROpOsAD.
DROPOSALs FOR ICE.

HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT!
NO. ~ SOUTH TFNTB STREET, May 81. I
PROPOSALS. will be received at beadquarter
Fire Department until
THURSDAY, MAY 10Th,
for furnishing the several engine and truck
houses Of The Fire Department with ICE during
the summer. Address JOHN ). KING,
nv 27-3t Chairman
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DICHMoND MOZART ASSOCIATION
ExCCRSI0Ns. PIC.NICs. &c.

TULY 4TH. JULY 4TH.
- WAIT AND co WITH Us. IT WILL BE
THE GRANDEST EXCURSION OF THE SEA-
son TO WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, July 4,
1854, under 'he auspices OF sTUART LODGE
Train leaves Elba station, head Of Broad street,
az O'Clock a. NJ Returning, leaves Washington
az O'Clock L. NJ. thus giving you ten hours 10 see
the sights and wonders OF The garden-spot of the
world and the pretty fireworks and street parade.
No time lost from business. Nothing viii be left
udone 10 make this pleasant trip TO all who Will
participate with Us.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP.
Richmond 10 Washington and return. .......f2 90
Richmond to Fredericksburg and RETURN. 80
Fredericksburg to Washington and return. l 90
Tickets good only on excursion train. Special
coaches for cOlOrcd people.
Tickets for sale by o. r. Merritt and n. A. Jor-
dan. Manchester. and Louis Euher, corner seventh
and Broad streets, Richmond, and the following
committee: j. ". Bergman, chairman; Z. W.
Cook, +. :. Moody, A. W. Roundtree, and 4. :.
Bllnkensh.p. my 29-Ih5t
THE FIRST EXCURSION OF THE
L SEASON TO WASHINGTON VIA RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD, HlT-MONDAY, JUNE2, 1884
Train leaves Elbt Station, head of Broad street,
at $50 O'Clock 4. NJ. Returning, leaves Wash
Ington at 10 O'Clock u. NJ, giving you eleven hours
to stay in the Capital City 10 ITS wonders, and
no time lost from business As the Excursion Will
be run by the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad. tickets will be good onlv on ex.
cursiOn train. Fare for Round Trip: Richmond
to Washington and return, So Richmond 10
Fredericksburg aud return, S1.50i frederteks-
burg 10 Wash ngtOn and return, 81. SPECIAL
COACHES FOR COLORED PEOPLE. Tickets
for sale by j. NJ 1hOmI son, 40J east Broad street;
Anderson & Lyon, corner Brook avenue ana
Broad street: j. b. Lambert, 902 east Main street
l.. Il. Thomas & Co., pa east Broad street. also
by the Committee at the train.
ap 20,27My4, i lS,2 l,23,20,27,29,3O&Jel
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Name ef lhe company IN fall-rnE WAsmNe.

Name ef the company in full-THE WASHING
TON Luz -LSSURANCE COMPANY.
Home or principal Office of said comDany-21
COUKTLANDT STREET. NEW YORK. y. Y.
Character Of the compauy-Whothor life, acct
dent, casually city co-Opera live association. bro
therhOod. livestock. or any other associ atom in
surfing hfc-LWF.
presidcnt-W. \. BREWER, Jr.
Wee. President and secretary-WILLIAM HAX-
TUN.
Assistant Secretary-C VIRUS MUM.
Actuary-lsRAEL 1. PIERsON.
Organized and ncOrporatcd-J ANUARY. ! $50. .
Commenced Business-FEBEUAR =. $50.
Name of the General Agent IN virginia
THOMAS l.. AIFRlEND.
Residence 81 the General Agent in Virginia
RICHNOND, Va.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON LIFE-IN>URANCE
w COMPANY,

PUNISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE AUDIToI
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS or VIRGINIA.
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YEAR ENDING TIE 3lsT DAY OF DECFN-
Der, 1-e3, OF THE ACTUAL CONDITION
OF THE WASHINGTON LlFE-INSURANCE
COMPANY, ORGANIZED UNDER THE
LAWS OF TUE STATE OF NEW YORK,
MADE TO TIE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC AC-
COUNT FOR TIE COMMONWtALTH OF
VIRGINIA, PURSUANT TO THE ACT OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY REGULATING
TIE REPORTS OF INSURANCE COMPA-
MES. APPRONED FEBkLARl %. ls7s.
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SCOTTISH GAMES, BASEBALL,
GREASY PIG AND POLE,
SHOOTING,
- mr. 49, n

TICKETS, so cents; ladies and children tower
ten years.. Is cents. Admission 10 Grand stand
and Park extra. II. T.. LEE CAMP
OQ-Ih &Sn2f
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STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW YORK

The amount OF unpaid dividends SIS 90
| W. A. BREWER, JR.. President;
w. HANTUN, Secretary.
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The very b'st MUSIC has been engaged and the
large buildings in the grounds prepared for
DANCING, which VIII be kept up from the open
ing Of the gates to the closing at night.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-29

baltimore Produce Marriott.

BALTIMORE. oct 2S-Cotton barely steady !;
middling, al9@91Sc. Flour steady, with fair
demand; Howard street and western super
fine, s2.2j42.1j; do. extra, S2,Vv@g35O; do.
family S3.15GiI5; city mills superhne,
S2.2j@2,75; do. extra, s30O@S.!5 do Rio
brands, Si.62@+,75; Patapsco family, $780, do.
superlative patent, 500 Wheat-Southern
steady western steady; southern rcd, sS90oc;
do. amber, yi@0jc; No. l Maryland, S9l46gsgI5c
Der, So asked; November S2l{aS2J5c; Decem.
Der, Si@eiIsc; january, Sb4@sjc. Corn
Southern lower; western nominally steady;
southern white, 5j(DJ1c; do. yellow, 52@53c
western mixed, year, 47I4Gi73Ic; January, iTJ1
6iGi5 Oats dull and barely steady; southern,
3l605Ic; western white, 3393jc; do mixed BOO
32c; Pennsylvania, 3l@3ic. Rye quiet at $50
6ic. Hay quiet ana steady; prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sl40OGl5,OO. Pro.
visions lower and weak; mess pork, sides.
sll.25; bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib
clear rib sides, ll1ic hams, l5l59l6I3c; lard,
refined, gi4c. Butter firm; western packed
l2g22c; creamery, 23@g3lc, Eggs higher at
23c. for western. Petroleum steady: refined
Tj1a75ac, Coffee dull and lower; Rio cargoes
ordinary to fur, Sj1GalIc. Sugar steady; A
soft, &c. Copper-lteiinod quiet ut l2Cgl2l4c.
Whisky steady at Sl,lSCDl.l9 FreightS to
Liverpool per steamer steady; cotton, 3-l6d flour,
Is; grain. SD. ReGeipts--Flour, 1876 barrels:
wheat, 1900 bushels; corn 10, 900 bushels, oats
1000 bushels; re, 800 bushels shipments
Wheat, 81 900 bushels; corn, 600 bushels
sales-Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels,
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, oct 2S,-Virginia Is, consoli.
dated, 3I}s bid to-day.
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THE MARKETS
Dizziness Randy Becoming Painfully Intensi.
ilcd-EverybodJ Waiting Until "Aftor


Dizziness Randy Becoming Painfully Intensi-
ilcd-Evcrybody Waiting Until "Aftcr
Election"
NEW YORK, oct. ga large crowd of
spectators congregated at the Windsor
last night. The general impression was
that there would DO no activity
until amer the election unless big pro-
iessional spectators get to dealing. Morgan
said he was doing little and believed he would
not come down town again this week. West
Shore people had an informal conference Mt
the Windsor last evening, but there was no
called meeting. The sentiment was decidedly
warlike, and they were all opposed to any
compromise with the New York Central on
rates.
Wocrshofer continues very bearish and
says If Cleveland Is elected stocks will 20
down and II Blaine Is elected then there Will
be panic. Cammack said there was nothing
the matter with Vanderbilt, only he had been
unable to unload. lie is now convalescent.
The general feeling was that prices would 20
lower but best posted brokers said there was
nothing TO indicate decline except the cx-
cesslvo dullncss. The railroad situation is
practically unchanged.
Metropolitan National bank stock sold yes.
terday at % shares for 90 aga inst SO previous
sales. Just before the panic In May the stock
was lj0 bid. The decline was caused by the
impression that the stock will have to be as
| rtsseu W Hltot Nut NlVVuVuu VlthTluk nOuho
loan certificates, but this is denied
London dispatch says There has been
some heavy betting among Americans here and
| on the continent on the presidential election
In the United States Odds being 2 TO on
| Blaine.
There are strong limitations in stock circles
OF a very favorable report of some sort soon
| coming about Lake Shore, and there has been
some picking up of stock by insiders, but the
secret is well kept.
LONDON, Oct. 2S-5 p. m.-Dispatches say
| American stocks are easy aud lower. Howell
Osborn, and Brandon each sold 1000 shares oil
New York Central this afternoon. A special
from Philadelphia says the interest on New
Jersey Central bonds and car trusts will be
paid on Nov. l.
The market opened dull and ragged to-day
The coal and Gould stocks were iructionally
higher; the Vnnderbilts, Union Pacific, and ST
Paul shade lower. Bears raided Louisville
and Nashville from 26aa to A11 at II o'clock
Stocks then reacted to %. by noon prices were
y to per cent. below opening. New Yorl
Central and Louisville and Nashville are suffer
Ing worst. Sales aggregated 1900 till noon
During the afternoon very little was done. New
YORK Central was unsupported, aud declined
steadily till the close. There was no furtho
feature. The closing tone was spiritless. Bond
more active. Eric seconds declined 3 anC
West Shores per cent. to-day.
Quotations or Tuesdays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bate
most active stocks In the New York exchange;
0.I..
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THE COURT RECORD.


Court IN General 7tm- Caiet Justice Crrtter'
aud justices Macarthur, and JdmeS,-Burns VS..
Metropolitan Building association; on hearing.
Assignment for today-Nos. 36, /, 100, lis, 2j
81, %, 80, ~, and A,
Circuit COWt-j,tstice HdgRer-Martin ct al
VS.. Dovlin; Judgment by agreement for $50.
Iecch vs., O'TOOlo; verdict for defendant.
Stclle vs. lICcht; on hearing Assignment for
to-day appeal docket-Nos 30, d. s., and o.
Egudy COuf.-,Iustice COr.-lyee vs.. Lee; di.
vorce granted. liitz VS., Hlt2; order appoint
ing Mary llitz guardian nd litcm. Ball vs..
VS.. Clark; dismissal of bill unless replication
be filed In Ave days
Criminal C6mt-,Hsiice UlRie-John Lang.
stcr, murderi Oh trial. Assignment for to. day,
the same,
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Another Prospective state.

In his annual report to the secretary Of tho
interior, the governor Of Idaho, W. NJ. Bum,
says that the funded debt of the territory Is
only $50, 26S, and that the debt has been prac-
tically wiped out. The population is stated
TO be $1,000, which should entitle the terri.
tory, in the governors opinion, TO be admitted
TO the union as Il state. The value OF the as.
sessed property In the territory has increased
90 per cent over last year, and is now placed
at 80, $4,000. The export of minerals during
the last fiscal year was valued at $1,000, 900,
Mining Is stated TO be the leading industry of
the territory, and the governor declares that
the CUur d'Alnc mineral belt is one Of the
richest In the country
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-29

The postmaster general has forbidden the
delivery of money orders aud registered let
tersto w. H. Martin and NJ l.. Arey, OF Gold
Hill, Rowan county, n. c., upon inspectors
report, showing that they used the mails to
advertise u doodle" scheme. They promised
to deliver 500 OF counterfeit money upon re-
ceipt of slO, but failed TO keep the agreement.
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LONG BRIDGE INSTRUCTIONS.
A Demand for an Abatement Of the Nuisance
from Tho Euuiucer Corus


Gen. J. G. Parke, acting chief Of engineers
has forwarded ~ the commissioners a copy Of
a letter seut by Maj. Hams TO the president Of
the Baltimore and Potomac Railway company
relative TO the Long bridge, In which he says
that the waterway of six Of the fourteen spans
are greatly obsruoted by the pilrng used In re.
pairing the structure. In case of ireshet the
pillng, he says, may cause great damage to the
work on the fats and to private property, Us n
large part of the drlit wood aud other floating
bodies may lodge against the piles aud pra0.
tically close the waterway under the six spans.
As four OF these spans have the deepest water
under them, the sectional area of discharge nj
the bridge would in that case be reduced
nearly One-h0lf In other words, nearly one.
hall the water that ought to pass through the
bridge By way OF the Virginia channel would
be forced to reach It's level by some other
route. lie suggests that the piling referred to
be removed Mt the earliest day practicable, and
In making extensive repairs TO the bridge II
would be in the interests OF the company to
avoid as far as practicable the danger referred
to by repairing one span at time, and, rs
such Is completed, pull out the piles used for
the support of the span while the repairs are
being made. II Is believed that much less
obstruction of piles below the present Long
brldgc-the foundation piles Of the old railroad
bridge-was the chief cause oil the iCc.gOrgc
freshet of 1881.
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Deeds Filed for Record Yesterday.

n, Capitol st., west side, bet, X and l. sts NV,
pit. lot |, SO, 62l, Thomas Il. Waggamun to
Daniel j. Ready, sl,79i.S3,
NJ ST., north side bot. 9TH and eth SIS. II. w.,
ut. lot ., So las Alfred d, stidham to Thos,
kearny, S2,9GS,7b,
Massachusetts, ayo' south side, bet. 18th and
18th sts II. W, pit, lot -, So. AIS, VIM. Pur-
cell to susan p. Dixie, $1,000
Canal st., north side, bet. LIST and ID sts N. W.,
pt. lot 10, also i st., south side, bet LIST and
I'd SIS, n. W., pt, lot II and l3, all in SD SIS,
Samuel q. stewart to J.. c, Young $500
o st., south side bet, 10th and 2lst SITS. II, W.,
sub, III and II, So. ~, James II. smith toJohn
sherman, 500.
Same property MS next above described Rufus
\, Morrison to John sherman, $500
IN ST. ehst SGS oS[' N una \ sl S s. W. lot r.
sci, trustee TO Frank 7. Hall, 500.
Cst south side, bet. ~ aud 9th sts. NV, pt lot
10, ST. l9l Walter NJ. Franklin OF al, trustees,
to William o. Denlson, 5000,
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OPOSfLS.
4 PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
L. hQuAhE No 100, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, ID. g.
OFFICE OF rHr CoMMissIoSERs,
DISTRICT OF CULUMBIA,

OFFICE or THr COMMISSIONERS,
DISTRICT OF CuLuMBIA,
WAsiiiNurOS, sept. 10. 1881,
Sealed Proposals. addressed To the under
sgued, Will be received at this Office until MON
DAY, THE lOrH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884,
for the purchase of square numbered one hun
dred and nine, IN the City OF Washington, d. g.
Terms One-fOurth cash, and the remainder
cash ut bidders option.
Proposals may be made ALI (l2S, 100 square
ient more or lessl or any portion of said square.
All bids 10 be for the squire foot of ground.
deposit of 10 per centum of the amount bid
for must be made with the collector OF taxes In
cash, and his receipt for the same must accom-
pany each bid.
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved
by the Commissioners.
An abstract Of title can be examined at this
office
lily order Of the Commissioners District of CO.
lumba. WILLIAM TINnALL,
sel7-wlm-tnolO Secretary.
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Gold Watches for Humane Services.

The President has presented n handsome
gold watch aud chain to Capt, Edward Will
Jams, Of the British bark Catelina, for humane
services in rcscung the crew of the American
ship Rainier, and another TO Capt. r. W.
Churchill, of the Canadian ship Jessie Burritt
In recognition Of his services In rescuing the
crew of the American brig Jennie Morton at
sea Feb, o. 1852
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Advertising ChantallI

aI4h,, ha,,u..
H., ~ sas oYoo.ne SO common 10 Dc
~ n o %n ~ '''o' J." an elegant, interest,"
Then run 1t into some ADVERTISE
ment tnat we avoid all such,
Anu siinply Gall attention to the
merits OF hop BItters in as plain,
hVngst terms as possible,
any no lL;uuce people
10 give them ono trial, which SO
proVos VheIr valuo mat they VIII
never use anything else"
"Tur REMEDY SO favorablv no,,cod in Al,
the papers, "'''N'N ~ "''
religious ana secular A.,
other modlcinese '"''' "D' ]" suppiant'ng all
There is no denying the virtues OF the Hon
a n,y ana thG ppop5le,ors Oh lqP Bltters have
ain Compromising mediene whose virtpes
are 50 palpa0le to every ones ohserVation.'
uN,t LIN ''io A'o
i;,.orod o,d s,r,,-
ri,imn ,t.S' eli ~, 1 ;",a aIons,
Pi. .tI,isd. """y W. IL ~ h mr years;
"Amd at last was s n rurod d E so'd ,b,s
uon R;ttar, .So , "% sa' Wy this
a n"p =, '''o P"p'i' say % inuch
"O t"Iaol, I,dood ~
q t liz, ,bam GS e,,i 90 sbord /. r.
u,a ,,,"lsnita, w io'
VIM HlSulCihO'
-0.,,4-,,5z. rs;z.
IA DaughIer MISERY
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NEW PUBLICATI0NS, do.
RLANK DooKs'
LARGE STOCK
AT
II. MORRISON
i. MORRISON
so6 nnd so7 D streoL Northwe,,.

500 and SOI ID Streot NorthweHt
A LPHABETICAJ LIST OF BATTLES
Three thousand Ave hundred Of them; the
troops engaged; full history Of the largest bat
ties and what corps participated; number of
KILLED and wounded, &C., with names of general
officers Killed or wounded.
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY or THE
REBELLION,
Alone worth the price of the book, showing the
commencement of the war and events to its
close.
ROSTER OF SURGEONS,
Seven thousand In number, by regiments, with
addresses Of nearly all of them, showing date OF
service. Date of discharge Of EVERY regiment,
number of REGIMENTS, batteries. and companies
furnished by each State. list OF casualties by
States, Pension Agencies by districts, with
name agent, and other valuable information.
sent nee ofpostage on receipt OF 80 cents
Address
GRAY q CLARKSON,
Washington, ID. O.
GLOBE OFFICE,
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The Swedish Minister'S Recall.

Count Lewenhaupt, the Swedish minister,
called on tho President yesterday in company
with Mr.. Adec, acting secretary of state, and
presented his letters of recall. The usual
iormalities were exchanged. Count Lewen-
haupt has been appointed minister to France,
and the swedish minister to France has been
ncGrelitcd TO tho United States
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-29

THE GREAT AMERICAN CHORUS, --Sncezing,
snutling and coughing This is the music NJ
over the land just now. And will be until
June. I've got such an awful cold In my
head" Cure II with Ely's Cream Balm or II
may. end in the toughest form Of cntarth.
Maybe you have catarrh now Nothing Is
more nauseous and dreadful. This remedy
masters 1t Us no other ever did. Not a snun
nor liquid. Applied by the finger " the nos
trils. Pleasant, certain, radical.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-10-29

The patent office yesterday issued $40 patents,
% designs, trademarks, 8 labels, aud rcls
sues. Thirty-eight patents were awarded to
citizens Of foreign countries. OF the domestic
patents New York secured Il, ohio. 81; Penn
sylvaniu, 81; Massachusetts, 80, and Illinois, 49,
THE latest novelty in bonnets has crown of
alligator skin. If In wearing them the ladies'
take cold, we say to them cOniidentially there
is no better remedy for coughs ana colds than
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.