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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAA.
READING FOR THE MILLION.
CIRCULATE, CIRCULATE, o1RcuLArE, I,

I. /, msnifsstiy true that the political campaign
upon which the country is Just entering is TO Be
crisis Of vsss Importance. Upon 10 will dspsad the
dearest interests Of the United States Government
and people. Having passed through the ordsai Of
civil war triumpAsntly, 1t remains to bs decided
whether the legitimate fruits Of the united lsbofs
of thoss Who united, without respect ofpsrsy. for
the preservation Of the aovsrnmsnt shall be turned
to bitter sshss. and the disunion which Southern
rebels could not accomplish shall Be shsstsd By
Northern politicians
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
has always bsttlsd for the aovsrnmsat sad ths
Gag. and now, whom disruption Of the Union p
oourtsd by extremists who, under the gaiss Of pure
patriotic principle are ravsnous for political power
and place, the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN a.
still bsttiss for the hag Of our Union. o.
th 10 b. an ardaous struggle, and We ak In al
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C1ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
~ JERSEY. 49,


PAsslNosa AND YRlIaHr DEPOT In nav YORK,
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET.
Coanssts At Hampton Junction with Delaware, Lack.
awaana, and Western railroads, and N Easton with
Lshigh Valley railroad snd its connection, fevnins
dirsss iiss 70 P1rTsBURg AND THR WEST without
ALLINTowN LINE TO THE WEST. ,s-.
THIR1 RxPKHS0 TRAINS DAILY R0k THE WEST,
sIxfT nILRs and THRlI HOURs ssvsi By this lins
. Chicago. Cineinasti, o. Louis b., with but one
sPRrNe ARlANoBnHfs, ..lr
Gsn...si.g Ny n lsss issys s.w IOsa :. ie,lovs.
,s ii. 70. :::i q css:i 4: M hf;:s.
barre, Nahanoy city, ae
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GAP ssr.nsos Wilkssbsrrs Great Bead Pisson. Bins-
o 90 n, ws..srn Yxprsss for Isston, AlIsntowa,
Harrisburg, fittsburg and the west with but one
change Of san V Ctneianat Chicago, and bat two
changes 10 D Louis Connects q Harrsburg with the
Iorhsrn Central .sd Phsdsphis - Erie roads, for
Il % N. for xaston, Allentown, haush chunk, Read
Ing, Pottsville Harrsbufg Ae. ~.
loo p fer lssson, Scranton, Great Bend, Bsthis-
hem, aad Maush Chank. .... .. .,
500 p N. for sonsrvills and Flsmington.
e:l6 p. m. for 9onsrvills.
7:D p. =. for eonsrvills. --. .. .|..- r
toya, kssdns. Hs,risbarg, Pittsburs, and the wsst
eksts for the West can be obtained d the oAss Of
the Central Railrosd Of New Jersey foot Of Liberty
street. y. r. d No. Aster House; q Hos al, 626 and
"a Broadway; and at the principal hotels.
ssse JOSIAH o. sTRARNs, superintendent.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOING
TO .- 49, SOUTH
THE GREAT ATLANTIC sEABoARp RouTI now
OPEN AND IN SUCCISafUL OPERATION
FROM Agw YORK TO HBW oRLIAHs,

fROA ABW YORK TO nRW 0RLxAn6,
VIA TEE
WILMINGTON AND WELDON AID WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROADS AND
- % a' fHlIR CoHHECTIoNs,
To Charleston, Savannah Augusta, Atlantis, West Point
Macon, Coluneus, hontgomsry, Mobile, Msrdisn, New
Orleans, and all points South and the eouthwsst
The mAnagsrs Of this old-sstabiishsd sad favorits
routs, with view 70 maintaining It's wsll-known
prestige have thoroughly rsfarnished u with new and
magnificent passenger cars all Of the lAtsst and most
approved psttsrn and built expressly with an eye 70
hsath elegance, and comfort On all night trains lag
urous pastal ,sers Possessing every modern
comfort,
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For through tickets or reliable Information, apply a
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d ARPTAN AND DELAWARE BAY
IN RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TINE

ID ARPTAN AND DELAWARE BAY
IN RAILRoAD.
CHANCE OF TIMR
On and .ftsI MONDAY, August Q, 1889, the trains
Steamer JESSE H0Hr will leave Pier No. 50 N. r.,
foot Of Duane stIes., q TO- % m. eonnscting with
Express fos Red BAuk Long Branch Point
Pleasant BricksbuIg, kAnehsstsr, Toms River, Wood
msnsie Barnsgat shamons Tuskerton Asion, Jackson,
and Philadsphi., and all stations on the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad,
from Pier No. R. e9nnseting with trains for above
Branch.
Pare to Long Branch on this train only 2S cts
Fare 10 PhilAdslphia on all trains, "a
The freight boat leaves at 80 p m for all points on
the line aud PAilAdelphia,
REruRHMa rEAINs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Express a q. NJ from foot Of Vine street. Fare 10
New York, a
way, Mail, and Express at a4o q. m. from Camden,
s,.iysnf 4. h'v York al Sso a. m, and stopping at
Freight At 6l6 p. m., arriving In New York at I
o'clock next morning
All baggage must 30 delivered in New York At Pier
No 50, Is none will be received at Pier At Nos
ssh'n WIN. N. CLAYTON, sup't
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A Agent q the l.ssl.!or ohaiIss 9snIeay vtM
sp shssks ead deliver SaGsaGs y ~ part q hc stV
0Aes No. N0 Penn strsst, opsl day And ngh vhers III
orders for the noysnsnt of passenger aAd bASgags
viii rsesivs prompt attention. ~ f8,-o'l'
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yrsas q 30 ?. N. on .ondsyc $500 a.. J. >
u01IOk-lA ssss ef lesp, he Company VII AAlA
hsnss,yss r:spo.sblsior ps,ssas bsSssss only, ssd
VIZ. BIoKWITH, Ass.t
A. he Psansyivszs Osatsal Railrsal fasssarss "a.
hsn. n liberty sad wsshinstss strssAs -r'Itrr
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SA PsnnsylyAnIA Aysnus doors west Of Ninth strssL
Il y. - WAsHIIaroH CuI. y
All the nsw books Of the age received immsdist,ly
upon Issue from the press sAd for sale a pubishsss
prices
Imported Stationery and American mAnufssturs of all
grs4ss and vArsty, o. the lowest Nav York prisss n
Saa Sssa Zee y 4, Al styles On hand. sAa order
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Al Asi,eHl Bssks supplied q, puhl,sAsrs, rsass. p
fsSsr asd xAvsleyss ssanSl V ssSss, sps.u
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1893 ARRANGEMENTS 1Occ
lOVSHs YoRGx .L1sEsBCO
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENToM RAILROAD CohPANIEs' LINES.
AND WAY PLACES.
FROM WALNUT sTRERTwHARH AND KENsINGT0N

Al AND D. TREsFoa a RlIIRo4b % coapiNIks' iiA IisHs.
PROM PHILADELPHIh M A. TO ONE NEW YORK
FROM WALNUT sTREgTwHARI AND KENsINGToN
WILL Law A. FOLLOWS, VIE, Pare
hsA N. VIZ Camden and Anboy-o. aad 4. A.
ns. Vi. Camden and Jersey cii;I:v jar
m 1s C.ss.. and Jersey Gii;.l::a.
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i n. u; x.;iniici .sd j:i::y G;:
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M. Via Camden and IISc;-G. and L
A III. n., Il. n:n:in.i:i. and j:i::y oily ~
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g. 46p p. N. and IL 30 g. m. (aisht.) - - ~
y: ..:.s,.ss 80 & n line r'a' daily tsll 'A.r ssa'
HKw YORK AsD PHILApNPHIA LIHss. f.4
!ssys feos e s..slay street. ss p =. sat -. -
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILR0AD<leae.

=
Passenger Station In Few York, sorasr Twenty ssysaA
street and Fourth svsaas.
,,saf; 4sa;;s = Is;1:y NV i:,;'s 4oST Ike:
For I.x Haven, 100, 800 b. u M:sc I. n. lals
sas;:ss 4 ~ Il & SS ,sS Fl hIs,g iiIs a.. n
ss.;;si::s; y; a. !, < Y
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Is q;::s'i;s i = 3; s,:s;s:s Ii 4. SisS
!. m; iiiS q. 800 Hs.i, ~. 40. tS. $50. Q %
~ R 70, pS,:s.:s'. ;st :C 's:Sn'
CONNECTING TRAIHl
For Boston via sprinsasld,s g 90 /. n. H.li aooEIl,
3 =, = a..tisis 4 "a seIsis:d;S SS S00 S..., Gs5
4 Z a:Is;,s:s sss ~
NV Ma,sa ss. "a T.: q
800 m iiy, 800. 500 n n: yOr Canal 5.iIIoss, s,
m For D.nbary ana Iorv.iI Railroad, zoos. 30 q n,
oS%nodiou' sleeping s.s, ;s.s;A:d s.s 70 N .,..
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
depot foot Of Chambers street, yis favoniA ferry
pISs, ~ Day EIpIss; 70, osranassu, ~ hSsh..ts,
n.ass with ltl.ntis sna dIssi wst.'s R.hs.y.
$50 r.. MIX and Way rran, DLyl % otiivilis,
1000 A. T., KIprsss Nail for Buffalo, salamanca and
Dunirh, sOnnsstins with Lake Shore AMI Atlantic sad
Great Western Railways.
400 T., Way Train for Port Jsrvi. and Eswburgh.
800 H., Night Express, for CanandaiguA, Rochester.
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West
900 H., LightainE xxprsss. Daily for Csnandsiyua,
Rochsatsr, Buffalo, bAlAmAnoa, DuAktrk, and West.
Connsets At Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
Railways, and d galamansa with Atlantic and Great
Wsstsrn Railway. . .-.a- ~.
500 p n. insr..t rrsi., Daily, for Buffalo, ssls
mansa, DulkiIk, aAd West. IT.. ".
- aUd1 MRpLH, osA lisp = sss Issk
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A TTRAoTIvE,NEw woRKs..
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON COUNTY
To Wn:
In the case Of William A. Boss administrator Of Har.
ret Wilkes, deceased hs administrator Aforesaid has
with the appreciation q the orphans Court Of wash
ington County Aforesaid appointed SATURDAY the sth
day Of December neEt for The anal settlement and dis
buon Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of
the assets In hand, far - the same have been col
scted and turned Into money when and whore all the
and heirs Of said deceased are notified 10 at
may otherwise BY law bs excluded from hi bsnsat II
said dsosassd estate provided copy Of this order be
pubishsd once week for three weeks In the ma
riosAL hhfusLIoAS previous 70 the said day.
Test Fu.Iw JAS. Z. 0'BEIREE
no20.wyWs RSaistsr of Wiils.
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year, ST. one copy, siI months, 81 one copy
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR

TNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR
BO6foN 81 7 v " =
AVOIDING PoINr JUDITH.
sfoNIN0fON LIu1 Of 1eeansrs. bsins he safest aHd
quickest bstwesa Dostea ana Nsw Iork. ne stauneh
''' 'p'iPIf PIYso5Tn i5 Rook, CAP. ,. Bny.o., l. z
On TUESDAYS, THURsDAY6 and BATURDAYs
On MoNDAYs, wIDEMDAYs ssi IRlDAYs,
A. o'eloek, p. m, from Pier No. 10 uevtA River.
These boats ansuSpassd fos eonfsr strsngth and
safety State sssarsa a ~ o0ss, Pier No. ls
on board the besA, No. " Wsshingtsa stssst, Dsssea
sad at the Providsnes depot. Hsturn trains leave
spa 7-.r- n.R 'unoHA Agent
UOR BOSTON, VIA NRwPORT AND
Il FALL RIVE, hZ The splendid sAd sapsrior steam.
srs NEWPORT, hKfROr0LI8, OLD COLONY, and
EMPIRE STATE Of great strength and spssd, buih
prsssy for the nAvEatvn Of bong Isiald sound run
ning In connection with The Old Colony and Newport
Leave rsr .. E,R, foo. Of Murray street, daily.
The :ssss:r OLD coGSsI. CAP. ", Brown. ..y..
New York .. nosdsy, Wednesday, sad Friday, ASP.
fhs EHYIRi sfIfi, osps q. simno.s, leaves Tues
day, rhursAay and saturday, q isAdiag st New
4 basgags-nastsr IL attsshsd 70 each steamer, and
accompanies the baggage 70 its destination.
steamer ruAs In connection with this line daily
lssnd.ys sxosptsd) from Newport and Fall River 70
Providenes
For freight passage apply board At the ones,
Pier Is, n. T.. 70 secure state rooms In advance
ap1 l. LIffLUIRLD, Agent, u Drsadway.
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Applications for admissions can be made TO any ofihs
medical staf or the mAtron at the Hospital. Ordeu for
admission TO the free beds Of this institution be OBJ
dained Of the Rev O. H. Hall, Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev D. Gillette, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon IN charge at his res
ideaes Ordssfor the Of the wives widows
o soldiers Of the United States army be procured
through the Surgeon General, United Btalss army.
Iv9O O. II. HALL, d. D., Secretary.
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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. n, and az, %. AL 500 ~ - TTN7T'
Do. FOB ALL WAT nAfIoHs
Leave dsny, szsspt Sunday, u 100 = =. ssa y
'oH WAT STATIONS soy5H o, AsSAroAls Juso.
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~ FOR AHHAPoLIa
&. Leave at :. 90 and J. % n aad y =. 10 trails
70 OF from Annapolis on sunday. IN - T7
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTInoll
Leave st =. % q. =. ssl a4s asl aooyn
HoR WAY srAfIoNs.
Leave at 7.So . y. asa ~ and sp n.
FOE ALL PARrs OF TIE wlsf.
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nROOKLYN AND JAMAICA RAIL
- .T.a., WAY CohPANYu 20 .,.rs.H
oHANGI OF TINE

SUMNER ARRAsalnlNr vRon August Is, isss
'EAyls LEAVE SOUTH FERRY irti \ -.
For Jamaica, :. u And 1915 = L., 1870, 3 $3.50 and
61 .. N. ID HH..tg -.a-'4I.
For Hsnpstse4r 7.4sa asd lo.ls q n, aAd sad Hn.
Ior syossstt 10 10 49,, "a 4p. n. H.r|'
i..,: jss.iss {. n s,sssi;!, s; Il Ln, as .. ..a
10 .. m, and 5. %, T. 9, aaa p. n.
stNDAI rRAI,e
censsetisG = lAst New York viii eity ssrs.
Leave JanAisa, ., ssd II u. I, aiA sso, g. AAd
Leave sast Rev York fos,Jamaiss, sD, D so sAA
IL 80 q m, l.. 80, 2t6 I, g. 80, and - p. n
The t5 O. N. trails from South Ferry connects with
L. l. Z. r. excursion trails. ~ MoLL0T,u
se1 Dupsrfntsndsnt
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JUYENILI BooKa.

To be published during October and November.
II, sToRiHs OF MANY LAaDs. By Grace Grssnvood
kkD'LErTER DAYS By Gall Hamilton. Illus
hILoAr IN THE FOREST. BY Maya. Reid. niu..
fHi oIRAYY HUNTERS By M.yas Reid. Illus.
trAted b T-Il Wy T7I TT = T7iT!F7'- - =
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IN OCf0BER

7 iHx pIAhOHD TlHAYsoN. A Few sad Ceu,Isss
En.a 2. :, Posns IN ess sssatf velsas.
TTi PICTURE ~ sr. JOHN. By B.y.ra rsy,.,.
THE PROSE- WRITINGS OF JOHN q. WHITTIER
oSHEIsl.s "Li.sssIy Rssr..tis.s, - "ola PsrtIsi.:
GRIRlIfa 0x6EIi o., JEALOUSY. By Charles
ksaAs, Author Of Christie JehAstoas." sis. ] vi.
SHAEIcTiR AND CHARACTERISTIC xRx.r b.
SaE,H yIn Pcy MsiREls d , ysl l9ne. -, -
fellow. Nsy and Revised Isstsclyps Hditiou. Cois.
Rsis y yoi,nss, Aths style sf fsanyssss VArrsg
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
RsSr 5SsT1s To1G6s lALs,R , ylTGE;
MOUNTAINS AID INTERMEDIATES POINTS The
new and stauneh steamers Of the Norwich lias CITY
OF BOSTON and ClrT OF MlW YORK leave Hsw York
daily, Sundays excepted, at o'eoeh p NJ from Pier
So 70 North river foot Of ysssry ss.. feS NEw LON
Train from the above poias VIA Nerveh and woress.
ter, Boston aad Worcester Woreessr and Hashua and
Hsv London aad Northern Railroads. Freight taken
nARTIN, Agent on the Pier. n - apa
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RRLIoIous POEMS. By Harriet Bssehsr Stowe.
BRiHTHisGS OF ,fHR ByrrIR L1R sdis.a sy
LECTGRHs ON aREEcR, ANCIENT AND MODERN.
By the late Prssidsnt O. O. fslton.
wood. - ~ r. '-1---. -. -, -" 80 -.
THI OLD sERaEANr. AND orHER POEMS. By
Rorcsyths Wilson. - =, =. =
POaIs. GRAVE AND GAY. BY Geo. Ara.ls. '.. 20"
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RDIC AL STAY.

MEDICAL Stay.
syRaKoH IN CHARGE.
J.H THOMPSON, r. D., ls+ street between Twsn-
Nsth and Twenty -Rirst streets.
ooHsuLTIHa PHInoIAEs AHD sUR0HoHs
JOS. K. BARAKs, Y. D., Surgeon General, United
JOS RILKY, n. D., Gsorgstowa.
THOs. MILLER N. D., street, Washington.
AY.P. GARNErT, n. D., New York svsnus.
WP. JOHNSTON. n. D., Washington-
GRAFTON TYLER, Y D.. Gsorgstown.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYIHd-IN ASYLUM,

Tourtsenth street, (eircls. corner Of n street.
THIS institution Is situasd In the most healthy por.
tion Of the District surrounded by It's own grounds.
Cars pass the door every nve minutes
Terms Of admission: Prom tS TO tl0 per week. In &C.
sordance With the room Repaired payable In advance
This includss Board, Medicines Medical, and Surgical
Attendance
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IN HovInBIR.

THE TENT ON THH BEECH, AND OTHER PoIhs.
sv.SSl99s, My ySlI%s B{ JGa. O. wsit.i.r, . -
Win .sa lsssraiioss. by 70 Q. Darlsy. vol Sasli
THH PRosE wRIrIHas oi Henry w.d.vo,.A Lo.r.
fellow. New and heyissd Risetrotyps Haition Coz ;
pisss IN 8 sOlIms, .5isorn With ths Poems. ~
sell Lswsli with 10 IllnstIstsas, By q Bytisss, j.
MAUD HULLlR By JOha O. whittier. win II
volume
FLOWER. DI.LuCE. 4 New voiuns Of Posns Dy
Henry Wadsvorth Longfsii0w. with nlastrat,eri.
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E>ORz NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD,
..ssssI ssssI.cHnH .ss 81 GsEsssSEISYf RIy,. '
Havsa ffen risr ., AAst River daily, (sasAeys sr
ssptsAD q las p. q. Paassnssrs 60 Gorth snd Bsss
from Aew havsn q II p n, or remain on board over
ksrshandiss forvsrdsA BY daily l1prsss Freight
Train mon Nsv Havsa through to Massachusetts, vss-
mont, Wsst9l Nsw nsnpshlrs, Norlhsyn Msw York
sad Cs.adA ,Asplz 70 tRANcIs HfDl, General
Freight Agent, rSf b. last River. New Yort. spa
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sr = nj sHIPs.E

STEAMBR LEAVES FOR
MT. vRRNoE
EVERY THURSDAY,
At 10 A. n
RKTuRHs AT 4kP.M NJ
RARH 1oR ROUND TRIP, ei. 80,
tons third Of this amount for use Of Mount Vernon
Assoeiation)
washiAgton aAd Alsxasaris boats leave sasA place
every hour from Q. n. TO- p. m. .'
The ans sssanss wAwAskT can bs chartered for On.
cursions. J. vAH RISwICK,
my7.3A Gen. supt p. ?. Go.
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ID GA D / N 9 r A L r o A d.
III GREAT TRUNK LINE,
yKOM PHILADELPHIA TO THE IhTRRI0R OF PENN
sYLyAnIA, THI sCHUYLKILL, sUsoUkaAInA
CUMBERLAND, AID WYOMING VALLEYS, THE
HoRfH, NORTHWEST, AND THR CANADAs.