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National Republican., 1885-04-20
THE MARK ETs.
War Excitement Has subsidod--No
Remarkable Features.

NEW YORK, April 1s-Treasury bal
ances Coin, $i40,310,2 1856 currency, $22,-
05i,6O6. With the exception Of one or
two stocks, the stock market has been
dull to-day, tho total sales being only
205. I'D shares, about one-half OF which
consisted Of trading In Union Pacific and
st. Paul. The Gould stocks were promi-
nent for their strength throughout the
day, while the Changers were weak; tho
latter on reports that the settlement Of
the troubles between the roads In the
northwest had again been postponed. with
little prospect of reaching an adjustment,
and reduction In the earnings for the
second week of April from that which
had been expected, the Northwestern
Company to-day showing n gain of only
1886 over tho corresponding week last
year.
Tho Gould following Is talking very
confidently Of higher prices. and refer to
tho general scarcity of stocks on tho
street, with tho good borrowing demand
that is noticed at present. Late this af-
ternoon there was decided break in the
Omahas, accompanied by further yield
ing of prices in 81. Paul and Northwest,
aud the whole list followed, the weakness
continuing until just before the close,
when there was n slight rally in some of
the most active stocks traded in. In some
SaseS WIS eVenine prizes uIe ~ tno iv"ysS ia
ior tho gay, Dut IN the moro active stochs =
the final quotations show advances OF 4
to from the lowest quotations.
Bonds wore inactive and without es-
pecial features.
Money easy at to II.
Sterling exchange has boon dull, 4s6 to
| 45St.
| Railroad bonds active. and prices ad-
vanced gaporoiIy
'
bAltimore Produeo MARKET.
BALTIMORE, April ls.--Cotton steady; mid
| ding 1915. Flour quiet aud unchanged.
Wheat-Southern steady and firm; western
quiet but llrner; southern red, sl.0OQl03; do,
l0i1S; No. western winter red, spot, 1870
| QhlIc; May. 96l49gG54c; June, 9sJsCg09c; July,
SL0l@sl0lR. Corn-Southern steady; western
steady and iirmer; southern white bB@b619c;
do yellow. Sic; western mixed, spot, $500
b3lIo April 53l4@j3]4c; May. 53lS@b354c.
Oats quiet; southern. I3A47c: weBtern white
4s(9i7c; do mixed. 43qDiic; Pennsylvania i5Cd
i7c Hay steady and firm; prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland. S2l.OOG23.O 90
Provisions quiet and rather easy. Mes
pork, Sl325g135O. Eggs easy, i3%Glic.
Petroleum dull and nominal: refined, 7sk@
734c. Coilee extremely dull; Rio cargoes, or
dinary TO fair. saSJto. Sugar dull; A soit, &c
copper refined quiet at 1876. Whisky steady
at Sl.2069l.2l.
BALTIMORE srocv NARKEr.
p,r,,,an, Ill ,e I,,s,,,aia q. ros, .a,,,
coDnans S5il. az forties *. na, fhrppes S1i
IDQYuPons, oo1si Vonior'iesi ooi ho" 'nreeo' o-I-
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oumpnnN,s sprIng sults. EI.eman, 7lh and /
norEL ARRIVALS.


wormley's-F D. Blddle, Philadelphia;
Golden Smith, Toronto.
Rlggs-W. NJ. Bates New York; A, r. SEQ
field, Warren, Pa; NJ. r. Bryan, Marshall,
Tenn, j, Mclicnry, Cincinnatii E' e. Hubbard,
New York.
National--Wm McLUughtcn, Lexington, Va,
+. NJ. Hardy, Toronto; Hon, George w. Miller,
Washington, Pal l.. Clayton and II. Dayen-
port, England.
Ebbitt--J. II. Young and wife, Wallace Bruce
and wife, Pennsylvania; W. T. UllmRnn md
wife, California; Hon, Edwad $. Bragg, Mrs.
q. w. Henry, Wisconsin.
Metropolitan-I Hon. Samuel Dlbblc, orange
berg, s, G.; W. i, Christian, Richmond, VA
H. s. Winterstcln and wife, Bloomsburg Pa.
Samuel +. Rice, Alabama.
Willard's--S, ], Peck, New York; Samuel
Lucas, Socorro ~ NJ; G, H. Macarthur aud
wife, Troy, n. ", VS.. Gibson, New York; W..
$. sutton, Liverpool England
Arlington--A w. Benson, Brooklyn ~ y;
Charles Bard, Norwich, Conn; q. II, Preston,
philpdelphiai 4, q, FqEnsworth, Albany 7, O,
REYNOLDS 81 Lonisi W. r. Peekman, Aassa'
chuleIls.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
cnnrcY,s pnr1rIoNs pnN1np
Administration Issued 90 the Per-
sonsI Representative OF Two Po-
It,.n,.u

Administration Issued 90 the Per-
sonsI Representative OF Two Po-
licenen.
The act of Congress making an appro-
priation of some $4,000 to pay tho in
creased 90 per cent. to tho police who
wero neglected years ago when this in
crease was given to all employees of the
government, has made business lively In
tho orphans court, and In some instances
created spirited contests. There are be-
tween seventy and eighty cases in which
the policemen are dead. and this coming
as n part of their estate will have to be
administered upon. Many petitions have
already been filed In tho court and In n
number of instances letters of admins
tration granted. In most cases Mr.. q. E.
Creecy has applied for letters TO be is
sued to him. In his petitions he uni
formly sets forth n claim for fec Of 80
per cent. Of tho amount due each estate
for working the bill through Congress by
which the appropriation was made, and
rs the largest creditor asks that
letters OF administration bo granted
to him. In number Of cases ho has been
appointed, but in others the representa-
tiyes Of tho estate object TO his appoint
mont, and resist the payment Of the per
centum which he claims, Others assert
that some Of the officers did not sign the
| petition at all, neither was he authorized
| by them to take any action in tho case.
The first contest which came up in the
orphans court involved the appointment
of administrators on tho estates Of Eman-
uel b. Cation and WIN. Drane. Mr.. Creecy
had filed petition for letters in these
casos, making tho statement as in the
other applications. Mrs. Sarah Ann Caton,
mother OF Emanuel B. Cation, aud Eliza
Ann Drane, widow of VIM. Drano, put in
counter petitions to his appointment.
They asserted, in brief, that Mr.. Creecy's S
claim as q creditor for so per cent. Of the
money they believed had no foundation
In fact aud Mrs. Drano further de-
clared that he had illegally
obtained possession of Treas
ury draft for $2l6, drawn to the or
der of VIM. Drainc, and she asked tnat he
bo required to bring it into court
After listening to short arguments Jus.
tico Hagner decided that in tho case Of
Cation letters should be issued to John p
ID. Cation, aud in that of Draine to the
widow. As regards the disposition of the
draft ho said that could be attended tC
hereafter. There romans several other
cases to be heard.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

A HOUSEHOLD TREAsURE.-Says shrewd
writer. ''only let wife know she is precious
her children well spring of happiness"
There is good sense In this. And there Is good
sense in preserving your wife's health so that
she may be happy. Many women are cruelty
run down by work and worry, but hardly any
are beyond the power OF Browns Iron Bitters
to restore. Mrs. l.. ID. Hamilton. Bedford,
Ohio. says 81 derived permanent good from
using Browns Iron Bitters rs u tonic for gen
ernl debility"
National Republican., 1885-04-20
Business Transacted by the District Judlciar,
SATURDAY.

Business Transacted by the District Judiciary
Saturday.
Court IN General 7erm-CliJ Justice Cartier
and Justices lByho and Jdmes.-AsSignment
for to.day-Nos 20, TS, "A, 10, 76, n, 49, so, 81,
81 So, 81. Sc, 81 Ss, &c. 92, 93 o. 96 OS, 90, 1OO
lOl 1903, los, 100, no. ILL., III, 49, Ill., 115, llG,
H. lis, 100 l2l, 122, ia 1876, l26, 127 l2S, 129
and l30.
Circuit Cour.--Justice Cor,-Dudley admin
istrator. VS.. Johnson; motion for Judgment
overruled. McAlahon vs.. Mackall; motion for
new trial filed. Garner VS.. Guy Ut al; motion
for new trial submitted: Hine VS.. Magarity;
motion for Judgment of condemnation sub
mitted. Van lngen vs., Merriinan; leave TO
file pleas, Herlihy VS.. District of Columbia
suit dismissed by plaintiff. Weeks VS.. Me-
Michael; motion for a newtrial Chamber vs..
McMichael; motion for anew trial. Click ct
al. VS. Northern Liberty Market Company;
motion for Judgment granted appeal
prayed Ehrmantraut va. Ellis: demurrer to
declaration granted and leave given to amend.
Wallis Sons vs.. Emmert; motion to quash at.
tachment overruled. Moses Il Son VS.. Taylor;
motion for production OF books granted.
Moses Il Son vs. Taylor: motion for leave to
file pleas oyerruled. Atwood VS.. Lattony; mo-
tion for Judgment granted. DE Camp VS.. Col
man; motion TO quash attachment granted.
Brown VI. Moxley; motion for Judgment
granted. Assignments for to-day-Nos $50,
260, 262, 263, 26i, 26O, 267, 2GS, &C. 22S 2i2 and
2Sl.
Equity court--justies Hdaaer-2inser vs. Zln.
ser; case remanded for further proof Geoiroy
vs. Riggs; testimony ordered taken before Ex.
aminer Louis A. Dent. Riggs VS.. Riggs; same
order. Coleman vs.. De Camp; injunction de-
MED Assignment for to'day--Nos, l, ., 8, 4, .,
q, 7, 8, 0, and 10
CTimGidi C0urt-Jusiice MdcAiilUr. - James
II. johnson, convicted of housebreaking; six
months in Jail. Thos. H. Mcdonald and Frank
Starr, pocket picking; two years each IN the
penitentiary Eliza small, larceny; one year
In the penitentiary. VIM. II, Dempsey and
John w. Drew, presenting false vouchers; de-
murrer sustained rs to live counts and over
ruled us to the sixth, Assignment tor to-day
Wm, Dickson, Improperly influencing u juror.
THE surest and purest llnment In the mar
l.nL L.. G.llAnIlnIi OIL LII kllls min nrinD
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING FISH
l. WAYS.


OFFICE OF THE WASH NOTION AouEDucT,
WASHINGTON. d, c., April 16. 1855.
Sealed proposals, in trlplicate, for constructing
Fishways AT the Great Falls OF the rotOmac In
accordance with the act Of Congress approved
July To- 1882 viii be received at this Office
until ~ o'clock ON, on FRIDAY, MAY 3,
1875, when they wIll nc publicly opened.
The work to be done consists in building In the
Maryland channel, or falls branch OF the PotO.
mac, and on the adjacent land, six sections OF
hshways and their o Hillary structures, In nc
cortinnce with plan aud specifications prescribed
by the United states commissioner Of fish and
fisheries. Parties proposing TO bid will apply at
n Office for blanks for proposals. specifications.
and nll information. The right IS reserved to
reject any and Rll bids or parts OF bids.
q. j. LYDECKER,
Mnjor of Engineers, U. 5. A.
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Don't fail TO see great Boston team,


MFR. Gustayus Clarke and his famous New
York company win present the great play of
Monte Crsto" at Barton & Logaus Dime
Museum to-day and during the week with
new scenery and magnificent stage effects In
the museum Prot, Fox, the great card munipu,
lator and magician, Will give exhibitions OF
his wondrous icats Of sleight OF hand,
National Republican., 1885-04-20

Pumphrey's carpenter shop, In the alley be
tween Sixth and seventh aud l. and G streets
southeast, caught fire yesterday afternoon
about I.3O o'clock, but was eXtingnlshed by
citizens In the neighborhood. Engines Nos q
and and truck A responded promptly to the
precinct station house, but did not 80 into
service.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
Missionary Meeting.

An interesting missionary meeting was held
at Waugh N. L, Church, Capitol Hill, yester-
day afternoon by rhe young people. Among
those who made addresses was Prof Joseph
Arbeely, of Damascus, Syria. The attendance
was large, and handsome missionary offer
ing was presented.
National Republican., 1885-04-20
FOR cAsr IRON WORK.


OFFICE OF BuILDISG FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHiNGTos. d. q, March 20, 1885.
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering,
and putting In place the cast iron frames, cast
ings aud trimmings for doors and windows, and
cast iron wash boards and stair strings, required
for the west and center wings of the Building for
State. War. and Navy Departments, inlths city,
will he received ut this oflce until ~ IN. ON
APRIL ~, 1885, and opened Immediately
thereafter IN presence of bidders.
specifications, general Instructions to bidders,
and blank forms Of proposal will be furnished o
established manufacturers of this class of iron
work upon application to this Office.
THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel COrDs of ENGINEERS,
National Republican., 1885-04-20

1T is painful and annoying to be disturbed in
public assemblies by some one coughing or
sneezlng, especially when you know That
there Is a remedy like d. Bulls Cough Syrup
easily to be obtained
National Republican., 1885-04-20
Needs Filed for Record SATURDAY..

Corcoran ST., north side, bet. 18th and 1ith SITS.
n. W., lot %, Chapman ct nj. S sub. OF So. $40;
also pit. lot 8, 50. $40. Leonard B. Jay TO In.
diana j. Nichols, $500.
NJ st., north side, bet. Sd and AZ sts s. W., lot
81, b. f. Leightous sub. of 50. jii, BENJAMIN
1lth st., west side, bet aud I sts n. W., pit.
lot II, SO. 306, Charles A. Langley to Joseph
II. Rainey, S2,4O2.
llth st., west side, bet. and T sts n. W., lot s,
A. q. Haley's sub So. 3O6, Charles A. Brown
to Louisa NJ. Davies 81, 900.
18th ST. east side, bot. N and o sts, n. W., pit.
lot g. So: 3l3, Sarah Green to Helene NJ.
Stewart. 81 O9O50.
n ST., south side bet. ~ st. and Union st. s,
W., lot 81. SD. 503, Margaret Terret Ut al. TO
william Kiernan, Sl00
l. ST., north side ut the II, G. cor. of 23d st. NV.
pit lot 3, So. 81, Florence O'Donoghue 10
Martin Flaherty 5000.
Sd st. east side, at the S. c. cor of st. II. W.. pt
lot L. 50. $40, Albert Pike ct al, trustees to
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Freemasonry.
d st., north side, bet 18th and 18th sts N. O.,
lots and 8, So. 1855 Ky. ave, east side, bet.
S. q. ave. and st. $. e., lot 3, So. 1889. Alice
l.. Wyckof to VIM. f. Holtzman, 500.
9th st., west side hct. A and B sts, S. c., lots d
l., VIM, II. Woodward ct al, trustees, sub
GEORGETOWN.
Old Georgetown, pit. lots 80 and OO Richard
Fullaoye to Joseph Schladt. $1,000
Bealps addition, pt, lot li7, Thomas ]. Stanton
to Wm. Ludgate, 81 ,OOO
COUNTY.
Pleasant Plains, q. pit. lot 80 s. p Browns sub,
Felicia A. Latham to Rebecca A. Throck
morton, 5000.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

"ALDERSEY DAIRY WAGONS" Alder.
ney butter churned every morning, and deliv-
cred In ID pound "Ward' prints, ut i0c per
pound. Also cottage cheese, DC. per ball; but
termilk DC. per quart. aud sweet milk ut &C.
erquart.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

CITY ITEMS.

ACARD.-To all who are suffering from tho
errors and indiscrctions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
Twill send recipe that will cure you, free OF
charge, This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary In South America. send u self.
addressed envelope to the Rev, Joseph L. ln'
man, Station d., New York city,
National Republican., 1885-04-20

THE Howland Dental Association No. eli
Four-and-a.half street northwest, three doors
north OF Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds ot
Dental Work. All work warranted irst-cllsA
Havoadmlnistered nitrous oxide to over -, ID
persons. Fine gold AMI amalsam hlllnsS in'
serted IN the best manner
National Republican., 1885-04-20
woman's Suffering and Relief.


Those languld, tiresome sensations, causing
you to feel scarcely able to bo ON your feeti
that constant drain that Is taking from your
system all its former elasticity; driving tho
bloom from your cheeks. that continual strain
upon your vital forces, rendering you irritable
and iretiul, can easily be removed by the use
OF that marvellous remedy, Hop Bltters. Tr.
reguarlties and obstructions Of your system.
are relieved at once while the special causa o
periodical pain are permanently removed.
None receive so much benefit, and none are 70
profoundly grateful, and show such an intercs.
in recommending Hop Bitten as women
A Postal Gard Story.
! was affected with kidney and urinar
Trouble
"For twelve yearsw
After trying all tho doctors and patent
medicines | could hear Of, | used two
bottles Of Hop
"Bittcrs;"
Aud l am perfectly cured. 7 keen IL
All tho tlmew respectfully, IL. f,
Booth, salisbury, Tenn. May 4, 1853.
BRADFORD, PA, May S, 1875.
II has cured me OF several diseases, such as
| nervousness, sickness ut the stomach, monthly
troubles &c. have not seen a sick day in a
year, since took Hop Bitier, All my neigh.
bors use thcm. Mas. FANNIE GREEN.
$4,000 Lost.
"A tour to Europe that cost mo 5000 dono
| ,.me less gond tnan one bottle of Hop Bit rs;
/ they also cured my wife of fifteen years ner-
"Vous weakness, slceplessness and dyspepsia"
H. NJ, Auburn, y. Y.
n ~ t=u
National Republican., 1885-04-20

AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC. II.
1854, UNTIL EURrHER NOTICE
LHays wSsVHAngi2R Sn is9m sa.i29 g9Tner NEW
For Chicago 800 a. IN. and 1O1O y. IN. daily.
The 900 a. M Is u fast Limited Express TO Pits
y. M, Chic go next morning at 4. no eStra f,re
Is charged ON this train for faSt time.
For Cincinnati L9nisyille, ana ~ Louis daily
Coaches aud Palace sleeping Cars TO above
points, without change. 2i3O p m. It In is fast
ing In Cincinnati next morning ut 7;lO. ST. Louis
$50 p ~. No extra ARE is charged on this train
For Pittsbnrg at 900 a. m., with Parlor Car.
and $40 p, IN. daily TO plltsbGrg, Cleveland aud
For baltimore ore On % week Gsys, 5, G!iio GAO.
5io s9 %pd S "a 4 nd l2io 20 iSo 9iS tS
For BSitimoTs on Sundays, $40. 7,3o, ss5.
and 10 a, M, l;25, 1850, Ado, b4o 7l0, 7il5,
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Rail
road. and points south, 9i2S a m. and $40 p, m.
Washington 10 New 6rieans 1''''l1' S'''P Ps'
For Annapolis, $40 a. IN. and 1910 and 4;3o
Bailimors, s. GAO $40 a. M: iaiop p M, $40, Aatc
M aud i;36 Si4o, SI5 "a and I65o >: IN. For or
stations ON Metropolitan Branch, 5i25 a. m;
p. m, daily except Sunday, for principal stations
on Metropolitan Branch, H;O5 q. m. daily, eN-
cepl SUNDAY, Tor Lexington. Slaunton, ana Val
ley Branch, D:O5 n. m. daily, except sunday; for
Frederick. 905 a. IN. and 4:4o p. m. daily. ex-
cent Sunday.
For Ha ierstown and Winchester, 9:O5 o. m.
daily, except sunday, and $3.50 y. m. daily to
Hagerstown: daily, except sunday, 10 Win
Trains arrive from the west daily. o. 7;2O a.
M, l, D, TOO y. IN.
From Annapolis D 80 Il. m. and 80 and 5:25.p.
m. sunday, 1880 H. m, B:35 p, m
From Lexington, O:3O p. m daily, except sun
day.
From Frederick and intermediate points, $40
! a. m. and $40 p IN daily except sunday.
$50 7:2O q, q, and 1890 a, m, l2;15, 1880, 3,
4 80 o. 3j3O, Ii30; D. and lO30 ?. m; on sun
| o, $50, 7;3O, 9, and 1890 p. m.
| All trains from WaBh lngtOn stop at Relay Sta
tion except l;25. 3l5, and 7'lO p, m.
For further Information appyat the BnltimorC
and Ohio Ticket niCe-Washingtou Station, OlO
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Four.
teenth street, where orders viii be taken for bag.
| the city. C. X. LORD, q. T.. A,
j. DGNHAM, General Manager baltimore,
National Republican., 1885-04-20

s3per gallon, rs cents u quart bottle. No.
RyeWhlslSy, best in the world for the money
al MCGee's. Ninth. near d.
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T,vn Port DInlnmnfa.

James Russell Lowell was poet before
he was candidate for diplomatic honors.
So, too was Mr.. Phelps, who succeeds
Mr.. Lowell in the English mission. We
give this as sample of Lowelrs poetry !:
AFTER THE BURIAL.
Yes, Faith Is goodiy anchor.
When skies are sweet as psalm,
At the bows 1t lolls SO stalwart
In bluff broad. d.shouldered calm.
And when over breakers 70 leeward
The tattered surges are hurled
1t may keep our head 10 the tempest
With its grip on the base OF the world.
But after the shipwreck. tell me
What help In It's iron thews
Still true to the broken hawser,
Deep down among sea-weed and ooze.
In the breaking gulfs of sorrow.
When the helpless feet stretch out
And find in the deeps of darkness
No footing so solid as doubt
Then better one spar of memory,
One broken plank of the past;
That our human heart may cling to,
Though hopeless of shore at last.
To the spirit its splendid conJectures,
10 the flesh its sweet despair.
Its tears DER the time-worn locket,
With its beauty of deathless hair.
Immortal feel 1t, know it;
Who doubts 1t of such Us she?
But that Is the pang's very secret
Immortal away from me.
There's narrow ridge In the'graveyard,
Would scarce stay child IN his race;
But to me and my thought 1t Is wider,
Thanthe star sown vague of space
Your logic, my friend, is perfect,
Your morals most drearlly true,
But the earth that stops my darling's ears
Makes mine insensate, too.
Console If you will; can bear 1t;
'Tis n wellmennt aims of BREATH
But not all the preaching since Adam
Has made death other than death.
Communion in spirit Forgive me,
But |, who am earthly and weak,
Would give all my incomes from dream land
For her rose-leaf palm on my cheek
That little shoe in the corner,
So worn and wrinkled aud brown;
Its motionless hollow confutes you,
And argues your wisdom down.
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Here is an average sample of the Poet
Il l. L.. NJ.

Hero is an average sample of the Poet
Phelps's rythmic efforts;
ESSEX JUNCTION.
With saddened face and battered hat,
And eye that told of blank despair
On wooden bench the traveller sat,
Curslng the fate that brought him there;
mine hours |" he cried, we've fingered hero
With thoughts intent on distant homes,
Waiting for that delusive train
That always coming never comes
Till weary and worm cold and torlorn,
And paralyzed In every function,
hope In hell
Their souls may dwell
Who first invented Essex Junction"
"Tve Travelled north I've travelled south,
Der mountain, forest prairie, river,
In oceans storm, in desert drought,
Thro, railroad smash and steamboat shiver,
While hope and courage illlcrod not,
Nor strength gave way nor ialth was shaken,
Until reached this dismal spot,
Ol man aceurseu, OF God lorsaken
Whe re strange new forms of misery
Assail mems lives without compunction,
And hope In hell
Their souls may dwell
Who first invented Essex Junction.
"Hero Boston waits for ogdcnsburgh,
And Ogdenshrugh for Montreal,
And late New York long tarrleth,
And Saratoga hindreth all;
From far Atlantc's wind-swept bays
To Mississippis turpld tide,
All accidents, mistakes. delays
Are gathered here and multiplied.
Oh! fellow maui avoid this plncc,
As you would plague or Peter Funk shun;
And hope In hell
Their souls may dwell
Who first Invented Essex Junction"
And long and late conductors tell
Oftrains remote, shipWrGcked and slow,
'Till even the engines dismal bell,
Takes up the Cry, No gOl No gol
OH let me from this hole depart
By any route, 50 'tis Il long one,
He cried and with u sudden start
He Jumped on board u train (the wrong one)
And US he vanished IN the smoke,
lie shouted with redoubled unctlon,
II hope In hell
Their souls may dwell
Who iirtt invented Essex Junction"
National Republican., 1885-04-20
FINANCIAL.

rVlo MAKE LARGE PROFITS RAPIDLY
--tNVEsT FuOM--
$40 to 400 In Stocks and stock Privileges.
For the best advice and Information write to
r. DELAFIELD, JH,
ap20-1m 81 Broad street, New York city.
National Republican., 1885-04-20

DRoPosALS FOR MARBLE AND GRAN.
Il IrE-WORK, BRICK, AND BUILDING
STONE FOR TERRACE, UNITED
STATES CAPITOL.
ARCHITECTS OFFICE, U. 8. CAPITOL,
WAsHISGTos, ID. O., March 30. 1885.
Sealed proposals will be received At this Oilice
| until IL o'C.ork m. April 80 next, for marble
and granite,work for sections B, &, L, and NJ Of
Terrace. with steps and plant cases,
Proposals will be received at the sam time
for Brick and for Building stone required for
these sections OF the terrace.
Plans and specifications can bo seen at this
office.
EDWARD CLARK,
Architect, u. =. Capitol
National Republican., 1885-04-20

THE surest and purest llnlment In the mar
ket is Salvation Oil. 1t kills pain. Price 70
National Republican., 1885-04-20
THE COURT RECORD.

pRSo pants to order, Elsonan, 7th and E.
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+ ssss +. .-.-.
! ssss /
LLLL- ssss--. ILL.

This is the Only Chartered Lottery OF Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated In 1865 for % years by the Leg.
stature Tor educational ard charitable PURPOSES,
with capital ofsl,O01 900 u which a resarvs
fund OF over So5O, 900 has since been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote It's fran
chse wa, made u part OF The present State Com
stitutlon, adopted Dec p A. Ii. 1879
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE
Its Grand Single Number Drawing viii take
place monthly, II nevcr Scales or Postpones.
Look a. the following Distributions;
GRAND MONrHLY DRAWING,
CLASS r.,
At New Orleans, Tuesday MAY IL. 1885, I'M
der the supervision and management OF Gen. q.
u. Beauregard, OF louisiana, and Gen. Jubal A.
Early, OF Virginia
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