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and the business engagements Of Mr. Roberts, that
gentleman, upon the recommendation OF the
other members of the club, decided not to accept
the challenge
Yesterday afternoon the auditorium of the police
station was converted into temporary ship.chnn.
dlers store. Upon the floor was carefully ana
longing to a boat owned by Mr.. William Cumbcr
land, Il citizen OF the Island. Officer Harper ar
rested big black man, who gave the name of Ed
ward Green, having the article in his possession
Green could give no consistent account of how II
came Into his hands and upon his conflicting stories
the officer felt iustiledn OBTAINING him Mt the stu
ton until everything would out satisfactorily.
Notice sent to the several stations and to head
quarters of the theft, and later in the day MIR.
Cumberland turned up and explained the mystery.
He stated that his boat, which was moored near tie
Long Bridge had been stolen the day previous. lie
identified the sail MS his property. Green atcrward
confessed that he and party ran Oft with the boat,
aud that y is now anchored somewhere near the
virginia shore. Upon this statement search was at
once made to recover II. The victim and his com.
panons ii caught will certainly 90 to the Grand
Jury, rs the amount of the larceny is over 500.
Georgctown-dull Georgotown-came near fur.
nishing the newspapers with big item last night,
but, like In many other instances, disappointment
was about all that was furnished the disguised
press. The cause of all the excitement on Bridge,
near Congress was the discovery of smoke issuing
from the cellar doors of Mr.. q. w. Croplcys drug
store. In fnct, big conilograion was supposed to
be about to occur. Accordingly an alarm
was at once turned In from box II,
and the venerable fire department turned out
III full force and Numbered down the street over
lhe rough cobbble stones just MS though 1t was go
Ing 10 funeral. Beginning operations in the
twinkling of an eye, fine stream of the aqua Po-
tOmnc was directed upon tho scene of the trouble
| some smoke. BY this time, of course, large con.
course Of people had assembled to witness the fire.
but owing to the very efficient services Of the de-
partment, the fire, If such 1t was was totally OK
tinguished. lurge quantity of smoke, how.
ever, still remained In the cellar. aud SEC
ulatiOns as to how the almost conilagration orig-
mated were not satisfied. II is believed, though,
that spontaneous combustion was the cause. A
| number of barrels of oil, and the Lord knows
| depths of this Egyptian cave. Anyhow, the eX.
element was sufficient to awaken the natives, md
furnished them with plenty of material for gossip
No idea can yet be formed as TO the extent OF
the damages. Georgetown must do better next
|
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The following were the closing quotations:
anyEuNNEGr upSna
THE GENERAL MARKE Els.


BALTIMORE, MD, September O. 1879.
Cotton steady. Middling, l21S@l2Ac
Flour firm and steady, with light supply Howard
street and Western suporine - S5G3 30; do extra,
50 1904 %; do family, S5@5 70: City mills super.
fine 50 75325 do extra, So 754 10; do Rio brands,
IS 62Gn57j Patapsco family, 81 90
Wheat Southern steady and firm Western
higher and firm. Southern red, 81 0iGll 90; do
amber, 81 l0@1 Is; No Maryland, 81 II; No West
eril winter red, spot and September 81 O91Sdl 09
October, 81 09I5pl 0955; November, 81 094d1 091z.
Corn-Southern firm: Western firm Southern
white, 5Sc; do yellow 4Sl5c Western mixed spot
and September. 47l4CG475Sc October, 4734@l71sc;
November, 4SG4S4c steamer, no bid
Oats dull. Southern 3l@33c; Western white, 80
@9Sc do mixed, SO@Slc; Pennsylvania 92@39c,
Rye dull at 60d62c.
Hay firm. Prime to choice, Pennsylvania &
Maryland, sl3@li per ton.
meats-Loose shoulders. 334c clear rib sides,
DC: packed, 4H@5l4c. Bacon shoulders, I24c; clear
RIB sides 5Ac Hams, llM@1l1c. Lard, refined
.ierces, &c.
Butter firm. Prime to choice Western packed 100
lac.
Eggs active and firm at Ice.
Petroleum dull. Refined, nominally, &C.
Coffee very firm. Rio cargoes IL 4@lil6c.
Sugar active and firm. A soft S9sgS5a.
Whisky quiet at 81 O791 07lS
Freights To Liverpool per steamer firm. Cotton
3.l6d: flour, q I'D; grain, 7g7l4d.
Receipts-Flour, $40 bu; wheat, 25O,500 bu; corn
l190O bu; oats, 800 bu.
hipments-Wheat 9s, 100 bu corn, none.
Sales-Wheat, AZ, 600 bu; corn 133,9O0 bu.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY M1TTERS IN NEW YORK
IND SIN IRANCISC0.
New York Money Market.
Nry YouK gputpmber 4.


Money easy at soc per cent; closed at
Foreign exchange steady at loJ54Ulol4 for long,
and 4S3MiSSA for demand.
Government bonds firm,
State bonds inactive,
Railroad bonds strong and higher In the early
dealings the business was again very large in the
Erie new second consOls, which fuctuatod between
739z and 1871, while the funded hves advanced i
per cent to 12H. Frankfort and KokOmO iifsts rose
TO ". Tho advance In these bonds Is due TO the
fact that the total issue is only s2O00OJ steady III
crease In the earning and report That arrange
value of the properly in the future. Burlington,
Cedar Rapids Il Northern frsts advanced To $50
Kansas Pacific incomes mo. lb) TO I24i 10 ID ID
skies assonted with q to 1915; 81. Paul frsts,
land division extension, to lOl1si Hannibal "
St. Joseph Fights 10 1917; New York Elevated
frsts ~ ll0ll and Wabash Eek cOupons) seconds to
gll%. ST. Paul a. Minnesota firsts declined to l02
Ohio S Mississippi seconds TO 100, and Albany IL
SusquChnnnn seconds to lO7
The stock market was weak In the early dealings
ana prices dcCtncda fraction, but the speculation
soon assumed firm tone, and before noon the de.
cline was more than recovered. During the AFTER
noon st. Paul Il Northwest advanced sharply Oh the
official reports, showing an increase in the earnings
OF both roads for August, and the general list
shared. In the Improvement the final dealings
showing rise for the day ofl4@2 per cent cxclud.
ing KANSAS Pacific, which fluctualed very widely,
opening at o. advancing TO 661. reucling to 63 and
closing NJ 6)1a being an advance of per cent ON
the day.
Total sales were $4,000 shares, OF which $4,000
were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore 1900 Northwest 49, 200
st. Paul. 900 Wabash. $1,000 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna ~ Western, 1900 New Jersey Centrl. 1000
Delaware * Hudson, 1000 Kansas Pacific, 100 Ohio
y Mississippi, IL 900 Hannibal " ST. Joseph, 4,OOO
Western Union, 1000 Pacific Mall, 1900 Kansas
City Il Northern. and 400 81. Louis " San Fran
cisco.
The following were the closing quotations;
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

At the last regular meeting of Potomac Lodge
No. 8, +. a. A. NJ II was decided to 0ttondthe Grand
Masonic Reunion at lIarper's Ferry, to be held on
the 18th Of this month. All the Masonic organiZa-
from the States of Pennsylvania, Virginia, Della,
ware and West Virginia
This evening the college at No. 25 First street VIII
be brilliantly Illuminated and thronged with happy
Young faces, members Of the Dunbaron street
NJ e. Sunday school. The occasion is the opening
of the autumn season ioI irull ana mower festivals,
ally large number will be present 10 bestow their
patronage upon tho worthy undertaking, the pro.
ceeds Of which are for the benefit of the Sunday
school and library
The Potomac Boat Club held It's regular monthly
meeting last night In the parlors of the West End
Hotel. No business of importance was transacted
number Of committee reports were received and
accepted. The subject of considering the chal
lenge recently sent To Mr.. Roberts by Mr.. Larkn
brought up Owing to the lateness Of tho season
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I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Two EXCHANGE, lC0 ncres Mineral Land, near 81.
4 Louis Mo, for property In the District will Ms.
sumo Address La ND, care this Office. AUS
RON SAFE, medium size; price 30 also my square
Il top business Phrton. II n HEMPLER, optIciaD,
40 Penna ave cor Four-and n half st, aus
TTO PURCHASE n House in tho northwestern sec.
A tion of the city small cash payment, with re-
mninder IN monthly Instruments correspondence In
vited Address box o. this Office au.7
A GENTLEMAN of refinement and good habits
"A desires y Furnished Room with respectable
mmily whore he tan perform some service for The
payment OF the same, Address RE%O, Republican
Office. au2G
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Equity Court-Justye MacArthur--Ager vs. Hall;
bill Dismissed appeal to General Term. Potomac
Steamboat Company VS., Upper Potomac Steamboat
Company, and same against Inland and SeaboaTd
Coasling Company; ordered TO be heard in the Cen
era Term In the first instance. Collins vs. Collins;
submitted. Kendall VS.. O'Leary; guardian ad lltem
appointed. Cahell VS.. Cabell; testimony ordered
taken before b, G, Lovejoy. Webster VS.. Stuart ct
al. pro confesso as to Wood, trustee. Nets VS..
Lacy; pro confesso made absolute. Mcdaniel vs..
Burke; pro confesso made absolute and trustee APP
pointed. Mellor VS.. MelOr testimony ordered to
be taken before d, G. LoyGjoy. Barber vs. Blink.
horn; pro confesso spaids VS.. spadsi restraining
order continued. Hanewelckel vs. Itanewelckei;
survey and subdivision Of Nichols property ordered,
Ray VS.. Ray final ratification of sale and reference
10 auditor. Barker vs., Kel; trustee ordered TO re-.
port more fully, Jenner VS., Barley exceptions to
defendants answer allowed In part. Mcdonald vs.
Barlow; bill dismissed, Brooke VS.. Murray; of
calendar.
ASSIGNMENTS EoR TODAY.
Equity Court-Justlce Macarthur. No 1914
Riggs VS.. Douglass II, Prince VS.. Tyler;
10 Cook VS.. Cook ct al, 10, Burche VS.. WaaCh and
Wallach VS.. Burcho; TO- Casteman VS., Frederick;
1G, Johnson VS.. Lewis II, Lelly vs.. SMITH ls, Ed
wards VS.. Hickmani 10, Cox VS.. Miller 90 Whit
ten VS.. Written.
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RIVER md CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.


Sixth-street wharf IS Steamer Mattano Byles
lower river landings, freight and passengers, and
schooner Ephraim and Annie, Hoffman, Philadel-
phia coal for q l. Sheriff
Clarke & Glyens wharf Schooner Annie A
Booth, Bayles, New York, cement for John o Evans
d. Co.
Riley's wharf-sehooners Murray Yandiver, Gal
loway Port Deposit, Md lumber for NJ Mccullough
Church Bros Revolted, Sargent, Bangor, Me. laths
for Wiet d Libbey; James Somers, Moore, st Inc
goes, Md, oysters for market; Fannie Maria Jayins
William Williams, White lower Potomac, melons
for market Wicomico, Marshall Nomini, Va and
Martha Trayers, johnson, Machodack, Va. wood
for Johnson Bros
Johnsons wharf-Schooners Phabet Jones, Nom
mi, Va; Seth Larmore, Tolsons " harf, Nd, and
Lizzie Landers, Danson, Nomni, Va, all with wood
for Johnson Bros.
Carriers Wharf-schooner James NJ Flanagan,
Hillycr, Philadelphia, coal for G II Burgess.
CLEARED.
Inland and Seaboard Company's wharf-Steam.
er Lady of the Lake, Trayers, Norfolk, Va freight
and passengers.
Seven street wharf-Steamer George Leary,
White, Norfolk Va freight and passengers.
Biscoes whnrf-Schooner III Marlor, Wines
Georgetown, Q, to discharge cargo of plaster
Riley's wharf-SchoOners Canton, Blake, down
the river, light, and ii Darby, Scott, Cumberland
Md. light.
Carriers wharf-schooner Ellen Tobln Bugbee,
Georgetown, d q, to load coal for Jersey City
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Al, - ,,.--,......a.
A. W t,-t,,v vi1hy e Maihihg XXI nt,r
TbN ExpUhi h1iic,t Nv a. S,,I ~
mn i..ai nIs9o' IIlIVu. MY, Oh oulungs 70
BaIumoTe only stops a. Shlpey 3 Laurel, an
nb Jcssup ., mn Ik iiqBe'
paii, vs " d W. y, Hei4 ~ 2tatun'
WV yhnnapVls' MI why, Nile,hulnS
StrdHsuDnTg Winchester' Haserslon' FREDERICK,
eon III rHff S ~ u, Atrut,t t,vpn,,o
~ ,t PAL inphh A. LAoitrli rNi 49,
olV-roint OF ROCKS llsunnonti 9iIhsUuIB' Wlhcues-
en-, Wy t,yetst1Mn' 1nu ~ pnoro>-
NJ ~ 10 ~
NND iph , y, ~ INf@9o' f"r'or Nhi W
sq, tN I, Mu In,uuip,u r,,ptfa ANN
0 u tfII; iiiiitGTf? tVp0nf9' Enbcricb itaaars
iIIISBuhG EAfhtSS. rIeucIlCk' hhsseIs
tp9Mn, anu Nhlity Draicn HiAVsp,, 5uiIlui1yh
InIOuFh car 10 StAuntOn, Inllhhn ITS 70 In .
Clnhhll uhUy. tfAiOn 10 Sunuusky uhliy, except
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FREE ADVERTISING.
m q . Ell a r. G. Il
Advertisements under tho head of


WANTED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
Of an acceptable nature aud not TO exceed four line1
on our third page, are free 10 all.
No Business Advert s-mens inserted without pay.
business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
five cents per line for each insertion.
IT answers fail to come the first tlme we nv g n
second third or as many repetitions
tn secure what you advertise for. We wish the i'd
vcrtsers TO feel that they imposing us, but
are doing Us invOr by using our free columns,
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
pOstoiice II initials used they should be directed
to the care OF some person, firm postoilce box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p M,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

VERY desirable nearly new, eleven-room
"A House. south of Iowa Circle; on long timc price
~ 5Jh Apply j - LAWYER, $40 street. se32w*
INOR SALE Oerms to suit or Ient-No iiii Four.
A. teenth street W, desirable Busine, Stand near
Eggs Market store III ted up. use contains thirteen
au9
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE TOR House, Let Busi-
IL ness or MerChundise-W Western Land Railroad
stock, Patent aud Money Call or address No King
man Place. Washington. aus
Too SALE-A desirable. cheap liouse, In north
II west Washlngton new; rooms modern i'm
proponents; good ncighborhUod; title perfect; taxes
puid, One.iour u ash, A. $40 on time. Must sell. Ad-
II
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
sTATEs MARsHAEs sALE.

by virtue of two wrts of er faca issued ont Of the
Clerk Office Of the supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and to me directed, / viii sell at public
sale for cash. Al the court house door OF said District
on TUESDAY, the I'd day Of SEPTEMBER, 1870,
ut u o'clock all the right, title, claim and Interest
of the defendant in and to the following described
property, tO.wit
Lot square GJ2 lot . square COT LOT TO- square eli;
lot 10 square tG lots O. and IN square fbCg sub
lots IL and IL, square 1855 and all OF lts to H. both
inclusive IN square ITO except those Iorlons of said
10 comprising lots u, H. ], NJ and r. according TO q
plat " sub division " rec ord In Book & IL b page
2p of the records OF the surveyors office of the Dis
rict of Columbia. Also, one undivided mO.etY of
square east of square south e square south OF GG7 lot
square iOf lots aud . square 10, and lots l. and
a square east OF square 7U all lOrat,d IN the Guy of
washing on, district of COlu IN, together with all
~ singular the improvements thereon, levied upon
as Tie proper ~ Of Moses Kelly to sltis;y xecutl
M 1915 in favor Of Jaints l. barbour, use Of y A
Ashford, and No ls,l3l At law H. favor Of Robert T.
Leitch & sons, Use of + A Ashford
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
,,,,,.. ,...U U. $. Marshal, District OF COLUMBIA.
JOHN SHERMAN, u'tiOnrer. se2.dts
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1879
1875!
GREAT

1879 GREAT 1879
TO THE N6TfI,' WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
srInSb3bY shE daH2S $SSfF EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE Il hEEykH iSN E. 4Sa Depot cor
ner ofSixth and streets, ns follows:
For H a9d pb &s' and lG scps Sss Esn
b$RrPSS fR Tib P FsS ct ( Shis5a
For Canandaigua Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls
o sS dairy Except s s M Sd with sfSe Pasee Ci
TO Sa1nnia Nilg For Wlllamsport Lock Haven
For New the East spy 1IS ey
n Sp s ~ %fgs CHFs
. 800 a. M daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, New YORK, all through trains connect
az esey Sit ty WITH 69at' OF Brookya
Ing double lerrlage and Journey across Now YORK
For Philadelphia, s:s5 IL IN. and 1880 p. IN. daily.
except sunday; $3.50, and 1918 p m. daily. Lin
For tied Express SSo a. m daily except sunday oo
p; m, daily, except Sunday; 1880 a. m, $50 7;iO'
For Pope's Greek Line GO A. III. and 40 p m. daily
For annapolis, J;sO a. m. and 40 p M daily, except
WIy iSb 4ER FA N
For ReIandria O. as o. 10, IL n m, and Ills, 400
90 and ll:so p. M ON sunday,s a. m. lia
For Richmond and the South, $50 a. m. daily, and
S.o r; m daily sseePI sunday Snl T.n,,r z,s
y, 10, II a m and !, g. 42o, 80, J, and p. m.
comedatons cam be proSSSed S at the pessynorsS
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyanla
wanna avenue, and the depot where orders can DO
ien for the checking OF baggage to destinations from
''' l. i FXRM ER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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Georgetown River Front.

ARRIVED
Schooner F. II. Oderne Nckerson, Woods Hole.
Schooner Alpine, Marshall, Bangor.
CLEARED
Schooner William Mason, McLaln, Fall River,
with coal.
Schooner Glenwood - Lynn Mass.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HOW ARD UNIVERSITY
Washington, D. C.

The educational year OF the Academical and Theo.
fDN NH INsI WI Tpeh o''
IL Is open to all suitabyqu lifted students, without
respect TO SEX giving instruction IN English,
Classical and Professional Studies. tn s,tu-8t
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CLEARED-F. IL. Darby, G. II. Hoof S. Remtzell,
/. A. Alexander II. NJ. Talbot, William Rider Dr.
o. NJ SChumdell, Bernedetta, Ella, Arcturus Lex.
ington, j.. c.. Lynn, Consolidation, Adam Boyer, j.
H. Plat A. NJ, Groove. Alex. KTatz, ]. I. James, X
Prather, Clara Prudy, Golden Rule.
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NATIONAL KINDERGA RTEN AND SCHOOL
~ for Children from three to ten years of age.
Re opens SEPTEMBERS Cal for circular at Kim
dergarten Hall, 81 Eighti street The Kindergarten
Normal Institute, for the training % teachers, fifth
course Of lectures explaining The uses and merits Of
the X q, system will be given TO Young Ladies' In.
stltntis u sired. For particulars apply to Mrs.
LOUISE POLLOCK, x q. HALL or MssSUSIE pol.
LOCK ll2I Thirteenth ST.. principals OF X. O. Normal
ap1.lt
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XITAYERLEY SEMINARY. opening sEPTEN.
w BIER l., boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies' No. lIl2 IL ST., Washington. u. G. Circulars
nj tho book and drug stores Miss LlPSCOMB, PrEci-
pal. sel.lm
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BOAR DING.

INIRsT.CLASS BOARD AND ROOM, In n private
~ family; IN close proximity to Republican Office.
Address stating lowest (Cash In advanced terms III s,
this Office. sci
1.-TWO Dung men (or gentleman and wife, n find
Il u comfortable Room aud Board In private FAM
lily of three adults, at 1871 Eighth street. Cd
crate; references
YOUNG LADY can be accommodated with
"a Board and Room ut SI2 per month, in u private
family Apply at BIOS st, next Twentyhrsi st N W.
OnO7 n W-Will be opened for Boarders on
AO<s the list of September by u PhilRdel-
phian, Rooms can now DO secured. References re-
CURED. au22
VTANTED-By gentleman and fife (chlld OF two
w yearsl board ON Capitol Hill or In country con-
venient to city. n. p. 2O5 Pennu ave au23
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

IIOUSE of II rooms water und gas side yard aud
stable; three persons will board with the party
renting. Inquire Mt Ill L st sel
0DE F1l,ST ST, New brick; all modern
oOO improvements; also store ut corner L.
CALLlGAN. 40 First st ne. aus
GMALL TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES In n good
~ Locations rent low. Inquire No iOl FINN st ".
UNWILLING HOUSE, No. 7.O Twelfth st II w,wiih
- water, gas, &c. Apply ~ l. + CLARK & SONS,
lll5 Il st. aus
SOE THIRTEENTH ST n E--A six room brick
o. House: water on each floor. in good order;
cheap; at ~ month IN advance Inquire ut . Il st
n W. nuT
VNOR RENT-Call and see our list of property for
II rent. JOHN SHERMAN IL Co,
Au2btf st. Cloud building.
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$40 PER or. OF TEN WEEKS,
THE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH

J. W. HUNT a. NJ. Principal.
Commences Its twelfth year SEPTEMBER 1 In the
north session Of DIR. Sunderand's church, -Four.
and.a-half street northwest
Circulars containing further Information with test
monials from few of best citizens can be had at
the book stores or the principal may be addressed
through =. o. box 535, and au Interview obtained.
In
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1879. PLANT LINE. 1879.
Washington and Norfolk s@Ms~
Steamboat Company. satEaasgSass
The new aud fast Steamer

The new aud fast Steamer
GEORG-EI IBA-RY
Captain JOSEPH wmTEl leaves Washington for
Norfolk every Monday and Wednesday, ~ $50 y. M,
and Saturday At Bp m-foot OF seventh street wharf,
First class Fare Single TiclSeD.. ISL 90
Eirst-class Fare Ground Trip)....,,.... 90
Tickets on sale by James Grey, New York avenue
northwest and at the Virginia Midland Railroad Of
flee COL pennsylvania avenue n0T5hwesst' pros,oo,
b. r. Dom, Agent Seventh street wharf my-0
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTING COM.
PANY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
IND THE SOU7H,
stopping at all tho principal River Landings,
swift ' Steamers LADY OF TIE lze.LlsSllpt~
LAKE and JANE AloSELEY leayesesSt<S w
Sfb isSS g4 and S M
and SATURDAY ut Up. NJ connecting ut Noriolk
with the steamers TO Boston, New York Richmond,
First class ro, rs cents round trip, ~ second class
fare cents round trip 10 cents. Good tor ~ days.
Freight at lowest rates
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
Steamer JOHN W, THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday and Thursday, rs FIR
down as Nomlni; Thursday and Saturday for Curl.
oman aud LeoneTdtown, stopping ut Intermediate
landings going hnd returning,
STEAMERS ron VIEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and = O KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier Il, East River, New York, ev
ery Saturday Al p MI Georgetown Monday hnd
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply at office, under
HS9nS meirop9an b@nS gsnsh I Sb Is 9Se
ter street. Georgetown. SAM'L BACON,
mohl PTesident
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE.

-UKUANIIED FEB. I, 1910.
Tho undersigned takes pleasure In announcing to
his friends end the public N general that the Poly
tochniC College, No. i0I street, corner seventh
northwest l. again open to youths mot under four
teen years of age and of moral character only who
desire II thorough education Civil aud Mechanical
Engineers ana Architects drawing, Mathematics
Penmnnshp and Bookkeeping included). Must visit
the institution daily nom9 to 3 o'clock. Terms IS
per month. or sl2 per quarter, payable in advance
JULIUS II, HANSEMAN,
au2S.lm Principal.
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TRAVELLERS GUsDp.
RALT1MoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Tho Great DoubleJTrack
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-09-04
SIMMER RESORTS.

nILLMAN HOUSE ATLANTIC AVENUE
II ATLANTIC CITY ". j.
Next door To TIE postoiiee, one square nom do
pot one square from beach. Large airy rOous first
class table, Terms, IS to 80 per week
W. BENNElT STRONG,
Jyl22m (formory VI Batimore), Proprietor.