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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
on board Train One of the SafcsI
Places to BE.

In his recently-published "Notes on
Railroad, Accidents" Mr.. Charles Fran
els Adams, Jr., shows that the percent
age of loss of life and of personal injuries
on railroads is exceedingly small, when
compared with the amount of travel, and
that the risks Of railroad travel are much
less than they are popularly supposed to
be. He cites statistics to prove that it IS
actually safer for man Or his family to
travel by rail than to stay at home, thus
corroborating the saying attributed, to
John Bright, that the safest place in
which man could put himself was in
side first-class railroad carriage Of a
train in full motion. .'a~ ts.i 1N1
During the eight years from 1870 to
1878 the whole number Of lives lost in
operating the entire railroad system Of
Massachusetts was 1,165, or an average OF
LAG "a year, while in Boston the recorded
deaths from accidental causes during the
ten years from 1868 to 1878 was 2.587, or
an annual average of 259. These results
show that in the cityof Boston alone~the
yearly number of deaths caused by acci.
dent was eighty per cent. greater than
the number reported on all the railroads
of the State. This comparison is not pc
culiar 10 Massachusetts, but may be
taken as approximately accurate foi
other places. Indeed, statistics were
published years ago in France showing
that people were less safe at home thar
while travelling on railroads. g rs
Another fact which will serve to reas
sure the timid is, that Of the whole mum
ber of persons accidentally killed or in
iured on railroads, but small proper
ton are passengers. Many of those wht
lose their lives or are personally injured
are employees who'are constantly exposed
4 to risk by virtue Of their employment
and whose familiarity with. danger lead
them to be careless, and even foolhard.
oftentimes. But, as Mi. Adams shows
the greatest and most regular cause' o
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The6.03 a. m. train connects for Portsmouth v
Chiihcothe. The 1923 a. IN, and 9:03 D. m. trail
connect for Jackson and Portsmouth. via Handle
BALTIMORE OHIO. VIA pAHKRl.sBuRa.
Depot Pearl and Plum.
Baltimore Ex. daily 823am 6:33 D
Baltimore EA daily. ......... 9.03 D IN 6.2S O
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Hon. John Cessna,

Under date March 81, rs, writes:
"In the space OF twelve hours my rheu-
matism was gone, having taken three doses
of Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. My broth
er, J. B. Cessna, of Bedford, Pennsylvania,
was cured by similar amount.
JOHN CESSNA,
Member of Congress from Pennsylvania. "
1t cures the worst case in the shortest
time. Sold by all retail and wholesale
druggists in Cincinnati. Write TO- r. X.
Heiphenstine, Washington, d. e., for his
40 page PAMPHLET .-a' ,Ht
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Providence Star. |

IFfUV1uence SMf. = IT =
Stanley Matthews is authority for the
statement that Gen. Grant will be the
next Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency. Candidate he may be; President,
not at all probable.
Indianapolis Sentnel.] ~...
The Cincinnati Gazette deemed it nee
essary to make public the fact that Grant
refused wine at the recent banquetings in
that city.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15

p In an essay entitled dickens as a
Journalist" in preparation in England,
there will be printed The first piece of
descriptive reporting penned by Charles
Dickens and printed in the morning ca
zette, long before one word OF bis
"Sketches by Boz in the Evening Chron.
icle was written. The account relatest I'd
an al fresco celebration at Edinburg In
the September Of 1884. ''''' ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-15

warded by seeing Ffed. and his uncle
come out of No. 2S, arm-inarm, evi-
IDENTIFY the best of friends. and enter Miss
Chester's carriage and drive away.
National Republican., 1879-07-31
EDUCATIONAL.

NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE - ESSENTIALLY
~ two institutions, male and female, in the same
vicinity under one management Open september
10 Send for catalogue. Rev. A. NJ. JELLY, ID. D.,
President, New Windsor Md.
The SPACIOUS buildings of this college located at
New Windsor, Md, three hours ride by rail from
Washington, In one of the most beautiful and health
ful parts of Western Maryland. 1t has full corps of
competent and experienced professors The course OF
study Is designed to give thorough education in all
branches, Including ancient and modern languages.
There Is also preparatory department Terms mod
crate Parents or guardians in Washington having
youth TO educate ara Invited to visit the college and
learn of lis advantages. jy23-eO2m
National Republican., 1879-07-31
DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.
SECRErARY's OFFICE,
SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES,
~ A.tIIAn.rnA. LII Il Iitlu D 1917

SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES
WAsHTNGTON, ID. G., July 2, 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received atthis office
until IL o'clock m, August o. 1872 for furnishing
Stationery for the use OF the Senate af the United
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the quantity
and quality Of each article and the form ofbond to
be signed by the bidder and sureties will be fur.
nished on application to this Office
The Quarto Post aud Commercial Note Legal.
and Foolscap Papers TO be put up in packages OF
five quires each; oil perfect paper, Of uniform
quality, with no outside" or imperfect quires.
All the Manila Paper must be Of pure Manila
stock fiat and smooth sheets, and Of the toughest
quality
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra we'll
gummed with pure white gum, or they will not be
received and samples of all kinds Of envelopes
must be submitted In such boxes and put In every
way as they are to be delivered. All white en-
velopes arc TO be delivered in boxes containing not
over 80 each.
The quantities of the different articles above set
forth are supposed to be what Will be required but
the Secretary of the Senate reserves TO himself the
right to order from contractors more or less of the
several articles, according TO tho wants OF the De-
partment.
Proposals from established dealers only will be
considered, and preference will boglvon to produc.
tons of American industry, II equally cheap and OF
as good quality.
Such OF the above articles as may be designated
by the Secretary of the Senate must be delivered at
his office, in the city of Washington, free of any
charge for carriage, on or before the list day of No
vomber next
Every article must be of the very best quality,
unless All inferior quality is called for.
A sufficient specimen of each article proposed for
is to accompany the proposals, and to be marked
with the name of the proposer, and of paper the
weight per roam. The whole of each article spoc.
fled III the foregoing list will be deemed class and
the person Offering to furnish any such class ut the
lowest price equality considered) will receive con-
tract for the same on executing bond with two or
more sureties satisfactory 10 the Secretary of the
Senate for the performance thereof, which bond is
to be filed in the office of the sad Secretary within
ten days after the proposal has been accepted.
If any articles contracted for should not be de-
livered within the time stipulated, should be in
ferior in any respect TO the sample the bond of the
contractor will be put In suit.
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals for sta
tionery for the Senate, and be directed to the Sec.
retary of the Senate, Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at
the office free of charge.
JNO. C. BURCH
Secretary of the Senate of the United states
National Republican., 1879-07-31
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. July 80. 1870
Cotton dull Mlddlng. Ike
Flour steady. Howard street and Western supernne
s3g3 80: do extra, A@sI75; do family, s5d575 CITY
Mills supertnu % 25G3 so; do extra - ESQ 75; dc
Rio brands, s6@0 25; Patapsco family, .675.
Wheat-Southern firm. Western firm. Southern
red, ii O2G1 90; do amber. 81 1901 12Il; No Mary
land 81 24; No Western winter red. spot and July
ei 1O>S August, si 1o4dD1 1873; September. 81 1O)s@
1 1873; October, si III.
Corn-Southern firm in absence OF receipts. West
ern white, 53c; do yellow. soc; Western mixed spot
and July 4i4d4ifc; August. ~. .0p4is6c; September
45Is0JI5xC October, I6dd6sc: steamer, axe,
Uals lower and fairly active southern, S70liOc
Western white, o7@ 3Sci do mixed, S6g37c; Pennsyl
ysna, 37Qe3Sc.
Rye steady at 685Sc.
Hay steady and unchanged
Provisions easier. Mess pork, $40 %. Bulk ments- l.
Loose shoulders, 3ysn3kc; clear rib Sides 4Ya4Ac;
packed. 4kAa5Ac; bacon Shoulders Axe; clear rlh
sides, $40 Hams, ll2c Lard. refined Iii tlerces &c
Butter steady and unchanged Eggs quiet at lOc.
Peirolenmi-Crnde, nominal, SIC: refined, 6L,c.
Coffee quiet and steady. Rio cargoes. llti6glIs.
Sugsr steady, A son. sa@sAc.
Whisky inactive at 81 07bs6DI o.
Freghts to Liverpool per steam active for grain
Cotton 532d: Hour, %; grain. 0,aaGAd.
Recepts-Flour 6,lO6 bbs; wheat 30l 200 bu; corn,
5000 bu. oats, 500 bu.
Shlpments-Wheat, 3lG, 800 bu; corn. $1,000 bu,
sales-Wheai, 6l3,70O bu' corn, 5000 bu.
National Republican., 1879-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS,
No Pony, No lie.

from 1iarper's Bazar1
His loving mother said, =" If you take some
OF the castor oil, I'll let you go to the circus"
How much ~ ho cautiously inquired.
on only spoonful just a spoonful" she
he asked
"Of course ] villa big lump"
He waited until she began pouring from tho
bottle and then asked, And you'll give me
10 cents, too"
"Yes, of course"
And you'll buy mo a shoo-ny kite 2" he
went on, seeing his advantage.
" | guess So"
"No kite, no ile," lie said, as he stepped
back.
We'll, I'll buy kite" she replied, filing
the spoon up
"And u velocipedc? ~
"l'll think of it,"
" You can't think no castor oil down me 70
he exclaimed, looking around for his hat
'Here-l will, or I'll tease father to; and
Know he will. Come, now, swallow it down"
And you'll buy me goatr
And two hundred marbes2n
Yes. Now take It down."
And coach.dogY
II can't promise that"
"All right; 10 dog, no ie"
We'll I'll ask your father"
Aud you'll buy me pony ~
"Oh ! | couldn't do that Now be good
boy and swallow 1t down"
20 yes I'll swallow that stuff. | will" he
said, as he clapped OH his hat. "You may fool
some other boy with circus ticket and a
lump OF brown sugar, but it'll take hundred
dollar pony to trot thai castor oil down my
throat"
National Republican., 1879-07-31
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
And SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.


Nnw YoUt. July 30, 1870
Money was easy to-day ut 2's@3 per cent, closing
ut 2ii.
Foreign exchange dull and weak at ds2ISGis2S for
long, and lsiN@is4ls for demand.
Government bonds strong and there m
active demand for the new is, prices advancing. The
demand was large from the interior banks, many of
whom are buying to replace their 0.d0s in the bank
department ut Washington. and the Germans were
also on the market London accounts state that n
sharp demand has sprung up there for the bonds for
German accounts
Slate bonds were dull,
Railroad bonds strong and higher, with the largest
advance, 2 per cent, IN Rome, Waterown, and Og-
densburg hrss. The other changes were rs follows:
An advance of Y IN Wabash Convertible (ex-coupon)
* In Jersey Central hrsts COilsOls. nssented y IN
Jersey Central Convertible assented Chesapeake
& Ohio currency Interest deferred, and Kansas Pa.
clnc seconds IMMIGRANTS with coupon certificates; =
Wabash seconds (oxcoupon): and y IN Eric seconds,
new consolidated. There was II decline OF u In St
Paul sinking. funds.
The stock market was fnlrly active but the specu.
lntion was irregular Tho Granger aud coal shares
were the most active, the latter h lug quite firm ard
advancing 500 per cent. except Morris aud Essex,
wbnt wopk during the afternoon but became hrmer
toward the close the final dealings, however, show.
Ing decline OF sax per cent - Paul Hnd Minne-
apOls foso ia per cent The total sales were 1900
Shore ~ 900 were Northwest u O00were 81 Paul $1,000
were Delaware, Lhckawunna and Western, 1000 were
New Jersey Central, 20OJ Michigan Central, 400
were ONO AMI Mississippi 2,QO0 were Union Pacific,
Union. 100 were Kansas aud Teias, $500 were ST
Louis, Kansas city AMI Northern, 700 wdre Cecngo,
81 Paul ana Minnesota, und 3,OJO we've Northern Pa
cihC.
I,n foil ,Io ,to
National Republican., 1879-07-31
pRoPosALs FOR COAL.


WAsHfNGToN. ID. c., July ~, 1870.
Sealed proposals In duplicate to he indOrsed Pro-
posas for Coal" will be received at this ice until
" n the 2d day Of August, 1879 for tho bolOw.de-
,crbed coal TO be delivered at the Navy Yard Wash
ingtOn, u. c. free Of any expense to the Cove rnment
and subject to the usual Inspection VIZ.
Bureau Of Construction and Repairi 500 tons (22iO
pounds TO the toni Cumberland coal, best quality,
Tree from dust or other impurities. The contractor
place Il in carts provided by the Government, at
the Navy. Yard wharf and the quantity Is TO be paid
Tor az the weight Of the Navy Yard scalesthe coal 10
be delivered by August ~ 1879 rhe right reserved
70 reject any or all bids not deemed advantageous 10
lhe Government. Responsible security required for
the pronpt and faithful delivery of the coal. Blank
forms for bids at this Office
j. ADAMS SMITH,
Jy2I Paw Inspector United states Navy
National Republican., 1879-07-31

GTEAMER MATTANO Captain
~ William II. Byles) on and alter ,ffSS2oss
April 70, leaves wharf foot OF sixth f<.a.ixsYsAs
and streets every uesday, Thurs z1-ss5St'syF-
day, and Sunday, at n. m, for the Potomac River
Landings on sundays for Mattox Creek, Coltons,
and landings In -. G emcnts bay. On Thursdays for
Mnttox Creek and landings In Wicomco River. on
Tuesdays orColtons and landings In Nomni Creek.
Returning on Monday. Wednesday and Friday morn.
lngs, making Intermediate landings Also Chapel
Point ON Wednesdays, comlug up.
For further information inquire at Offices OF O. L.
SHERIFF.. No. 32s and lili Pennsylvania avenue. or
at office, foot Of Sixth aud N streets southwest
my2}tf q r. JONES, Agent
National Republican., 1879-07-31
RIVER And CANAL NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Miller's wharf-SChooner Caroline, Reed Mattox
Creek. Va, with wood for John Miller.
Sixth street wharf-Steamer Mattano, Byles Nom
ini Ferry, Va, with freight and passengers,
Riey's wharf-Sohooner Dove, George Norfolk
Va with fruit for markell
Johnsons wharf Schooner John A. Stephens,
Bpedden, Havre de Grace with coal for johnson Bros
CLEARED.
Inland and SelbOard Coastng CompRnys wharf
Steamer Lady OF the Lake. Travis, for Norfolk, Va.
with freight and passengers.
Seventh street wharf steamer George Leary
White for Norfolk, Va. with freight and passengers
Riey's whnrf-SchOoner a lcA Curtis. Parker, down
the river light, and Della Moore, Cropper TO Alex
andra, Va to load grain for Richmond Va,
to Alexandria, Va, to load grain for Baltimore, Md
National Republican., 1879-07-31
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR COAL.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU or ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
July Is, 1870.
Sealed proposals will bo received Mt this Office until
II O'Clock Friday August Is, 1870, for furnishing
1000 tons run of mine Georges Creeki Cumberland
Coal free from slate and all impurities subject TO the
conditions required by section 3Ii, Revised statutes
OF the United states viz: Thnt the conl shall weigh
22i0 pounds to the ton, be inspected anh weighed on
the Treasury scales and nt the time of delivery the
quantity Of each load to be certified TO by the person
appointed and qualified under the law for that pur-
pose and that the prescribed fee of twenty cents for
ench ton Of coal Inspected and weighed shall be paid
by the contractor The coal TO be delivered mt this
Bureau IN such quantities and ut such times may
be required.
No payment will be made without the certificate OF
the Inspector that the coal is such the contract calls
for. nor until the account has been rendered In the
proper form and duly audited.
The right to reject bids or waive defects Is reserved
Proposals must be indOrsed Proposals Tor Coal
and addressed TO o. II IRISH,
chief Bureau Engraving and Printing
jyl6 Washington, ID. G..
National Republican., 1879-07-31

and another statement, by n person of undoubted
In consequence ofa request of the congregation.
You pays your money and take your choice.
In all events, however the reporter disclaims oil
that he now perambulatcs the streets of George.
town with q full-fcdged Calling gun In his vest
DOckpt.
National Republican., 1879-07-31
THE GENERAL M1RKE ETS.


GEoRGErowS July 20, 1870.
Wheat-Twenty-ihrc thousand bushels of wheat
were orered on Change but Withdrawn and sub
sequenty sold at IL o5A per bushel The market con-
tinues quiet and transactions necessarily restricted
by limited receipts
Corn-There Is an active milling inquiry for prime
lots OF white and yellow cor but receipts are very
meagre while quotations may be written nominaly
at 53(l54c for white and 5O9r5lc fer yellow.
National Republican., 1879-07-31
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
The Great Double-Tracls
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to tho
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST.
- To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1879, AT d:20 A, M.

To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is, 1879, AT f:2o A, M.
Hs,.tNrw v6s tSGye pS9I MqihipgsSp p,, ANN
TON ExPRs Press Hicot ciiy On Sundays ne 10
Say S.sP g. E
,o and Mount Winans, Break inst at Relay station
qaS MaS ssd%a
sOfbAnfiMSohEl aff MsfEi Sl6 HEsl@y HND LAUREL EXPRESS
ter, Hagerstown, and Way stations.
12fK faroF RGS19N cnT q
mn, New York and Philadelphia ,,,s
PiTTsBURq EXPhEss. Frederick, Hagers.
tN,,o town, and Valley Branch Except " Sunday. aY
einnaii daily. Grafton to Sandusky daily except
ooO.-ton Sunday only-Baltmore, Annapolis, and
lO:Oo-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens.
burg, College. Bel,sye. Laurel. Annapolis Juno.
ton, Jessups and Hanover
i;S0mzSEW York, PHliLA DELHI a. a, AND B6ss..
TON EXPRESS. Stops at Laurel.
I.SS-ton sunday oply-Baltlmore and Way
SBaHTfoRE aeR Tay BHyAbhRsbuno 1G!S9i AND IAu
REL EXPREss. Frederick, via Relay. stops
4a5"tPolat Of Rocks, Frederick IIagers,own, Win,
fis Rocks ss& sad wy @sy soa. Ony 9 sunday to
$50 PHihxBhi.PT}A' 'SioRrSLk, AND BAL.
Norfolk passenger. taken H. the cars direct Il, 70
7OO-tBultimOro and Way stations
BALTIMoREAEXPREss. Ellcott City, via
Relay.
sI5-tCHiCAGO COLUMBUS AND PITTSBURG
EXPRESS. Sleeping car 10 Chicago, Pttsburs,
except Sunday
TlMONE EXPRESS. stops at BladensOurs and
Laurel. Sleeping car TO New York, and special
sleeping car TO PhAde pha
ltoO-tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Pullman cars
tDaiiy isundRy only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All tinins sOpat Relay Station
For further Information apply Mt the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices WashiOngton station, aud GO3 GlO
and 1885 Pennsylvania avpnue-where orders Will be
taken for Baggage TO be checked and received a. any
point In the city. W. NJ, CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
/. NJ. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
GEO, S. KOONTX General Agent
National Republican., 1879-07-31
AUGILOM SALES.
TODAY.
TlHoMAs DOWNING. AuctIoncer.


by virtue of n deed N trust bearing date the 18th
uny ot June, a. d. 1877, mud recorded IN her NO S62
olo 40 ct scq OF the and records of the District OF
Columbia anu at the written request Of the party
cured thereby, we will offer public sale In front oi
the premiscs, on THURSDAY. the 3lst day of July
a. - 1879 at O'Clock p. m, the following described
rem estate and premises located In the city OF Wash
Part of square numbered 40 and bounded as fol.
lows! Beginning ut the northeast corner of said
square, thence running south Eighth street south
west l4Oi feet. west liO feet north li0s feet, and
thence cast on the north line Of said square liJ feet to
the place OF beginning.
Immediately amer Offering tho above for sale, we
VIII also oicr for sale lot etered &C.. of Church q
Wheeers subdivision of lots in square iB7 with the
Terms of sale! Ono-clghth OF the purchase money
~ cnsh and the residue In equal payments of g. r. Is
-, 3D. 20, aud " months with Interest Mt per cent
rom the day of sale, to be secured by deeds OF trust
upon the property sold, all cash, at purchasers OPP
ton.
II the terms of sale arc not compiled with within
ten days rom the day OF sale the trustees the
right to resell nt the risk and cost of denullng pur
chnscr. deposit of $50 will be required from each
purchaser upon the day of sale.
A. II. STEPHENSON. (,rr,s,oo.
ylGeoG's SAML II. WIMSAI'r J ii"''ec1
National Republican., 1879-07-31
GEORGETOW,N NEVIS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Ice Is at a discount in Georgetown at present, Mt
least with the Kennebec Ice Company. BY virtue
of Il deed OF trust executed by the Kennebeo Ice
Company of Washington, dated the llth day of
October 1878, the total equipage of Barker Bros,
ice establishment VIII be sold at public auction
The properly will be sold entire, If possible but in
case no bids are received on the whole 1t viii be
disposed of separately Tuesday, August u, Is the
time appointed for the slaughter.
of Heber Tent No. 10, l. Q. r. the following gentle.
men drew lhe prizes; shepY Hersche Hudson c.
T., Walter Crouch D; r., Ed olemmensoni R. S.,
urer, H. II. d. Howesi L., Rich Hillery; |. g., q.
Brewer O. g. Kinsnge9r Chaplain, II, Hudson;
celsor Tent No. lSs, National Order Of Rccha6ites.
did the semiannua election ofoficers up as follows
w. G. r., A. ]. Arlington; d. G. r.. VIM. Moody; s.,
Hurdle Treasurer, q. W. Wise; H., G. ii. sbanhs. I I
g., Samuel Anderson; o. G., James Thomas; Chan.
lain, g. j. Woodward, This the second semi semi.
annual election Of Excelsior Tent was a most en-.
thusastic occasion, over one hundred persons
being in attendance. The Tent itself numbers
fully one hundred members and rarely turns out
even ON ordinary meeting nights less than fifty
persons, In fact, this temperance Tent Is in most
hourishng condition, and is pushing on the good
work with commendabe zeal,
Again Is the Republican reporter compelled by rea.
son OF subsequent information In reference 10 tho
resignation OF Rev. j. jay Joyce 10 state that the
and not through the request of tSe con9regatinSS
lhls Information was obtained from one of the
yeslrymen OF b. Johns Church, ana this paper
publishes the same on this authority In iustea to
the reporter he herewith discaims all intentIon 10
injuro tho reverend gentleman's reputation. and
Furthermore adds that he has not knowinply neT.
mitted statements for the benefit of persons Who
may perhaps be somewhat pTejudiced against
Mr., Joyce. In order also TO sustain the
reputation of the Georgetown reporter as reliable
news collector he deems II necessary TO inform
the Georgetown population that the source from
which tho item In yesterdays issue was obtained
was not TO be Questioned by one not familiar with
the facts Of the case. In short therefore, IL any
iurther dispute Is made as TO whether Rev. Mr.. j.
Jay Joyce resigned his pastoral duties either yolun
TO decide the point but herewith presents
the statement by one of the yestrymen of the
CHURCH that the minister left OF his own frea will
National Republican., 1879-07-31
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR BUSINESS

From MONDAY, JUNE 23 the pleasant halls Of
Spencerlap Business College corner of Seventh and
streets northwest Will be open for the summer for
special individual instruction In Penmanship, Book
keeping, and Correspondence Morning sessions. 0 to
II; Evening sessions, 5to7 Tuition-Mening. 90 por
month; Evenings, IS per month. Penmanshlp alone,
s5 for twenty lessons Private instruction special
terms Particulars given at the college office.
je.4-tf IL. @. SPENCER, Principal
National Republican., 1879-07-31

Cleared-SchOoners j IL De Wolf Rogers, for Bos
ton, with coal; Nautilus, Toleman, stonington
with coal and Three Sisters, Baker, Boston, with coal
National Republican., 1879-07-31
Chesapeake and ohio Canal.

Cleared-Boa,s Dunlap Susan Charles. Denton
Jacques, II Snyder, NJ Shupp. Lucinda, X II
Semmps NJ, Jr, N Walsh Martin Scuuy William