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PERSONALS,

The Rev. DR.. Gollandet, Of New York, has
sailed for Europe to attend an international
conference Ut the teachers of deaf-mutes.
The Rev. A. A. Waite, a successful camp
meeting revivalist, is delivering lectures in
Boston. He uses the blackboard in ilustrat-
mg his discourses.
The Rev. Charles Morrison, assistant min
lister Of st. James Church, Philadelphia, has
been called to the Associate Rectorshlp Of
the American Church in Paris.
The Rev: Enoch Pond, D. D., Of Bangor
Theological Seminary, has just entered his
intellectual yigor to a remarkable degree.
guished Scotch Clergyman who is delegate
to the Pan-P Preshyteriai Council at Philadel-
phia, which will convene on the 22d inst, is
now visiting Cincinnati. :
The Rev. A. E. Waffle, Of the Remsen Ave
nue. Baptist Church, New Brunswick, y. j.,
has been invited to the pastorate Of the Lew.
isburg Church and to the Professorship of
Rhetoric In the University.
The Rev. N. c. Mallory, Of the First Bap-
tist Church Of Lynn, Mass, has rendered his
resignation to the Church. MIR. Mallory has
purchased farm in the Town Of Sherburne,
Mass, where he expects to remove with his
family at once "
Father Hea1y, Of Marblehead, had fair in
his church the other day. There was rattle
for picture Of himself. a young lady was
asked to take a ticket, and on her refusal the
priest struck her twice in the face. He was
lined only so. He ought to have received
years hard labor.
Mrs. DR.. J. P. Newman, of New York, has
presented to the Women's Foreign Mission
ary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church check for S, 800 the proceeds from
~ trv1,n 0rsn ~ n
little books descriptive Of what sue had seen
in her travels round the world. This gift Of
Mrs. Newman is to be used IN building
home for the outcast women Of 1ndia.
, 1880-09-12
GENERAL NOTES.

There are said to be 800 ministers trout
fishing and su1nmering in the White Mount
aims.
There are fifteen Methodist missionaries
in Japan, and over GOO members and proba-
TONERS.
An organ IS to be placed in the mission
church Of Sftka, rs the alaska Inuians are
very fond Of singing.
Wealthy Ohio Presbyterians are talking OF
forming religious colony on Lake Chautau-
qua close beside the Baptists.
Within the last eighteen years the Catholics
Of Ireland expended Et, t,061, ,2l5 on churches.
E3,198,GN on converts, and !4.3309, ,016 on col
legcs.
One hmdr red and thirty-two out of the 23s
CONGREGATIONAL churches in Connecticut are
In debt, owing amounts varying FROM $40 to
S25,00o.
An Athe,stical society in Paris has men,
bership of 5000. They make aggressive war
on the churches, much to the disgust Of the
Great pressure is being exercised on the
Pope to- induce linn to reconvoke the Vatican
Council next year at Malta Cardinal Man
ming. it is reported, was authorized to treat
with de British Government, but the nego-
tiatio4s have failed so far, the Pope refusing
to mKke direct application.
REPRESENTATIVES from the various Presby-
terlan Snnday-Schoo1 Missionary Societies
Of this city convened in Ihe Third Presby-
terian Church on Friday evening for the pur-
muoludiscussion, defnitbasis of union was
arranged and constitution was adopted
Intelligence comes from Rome Of the for
nation OF new association for collecting
money for the necessities Of the Pope, enti-
tied: 1.-The Universal Union for Daily Trib-
ute 70 the Supreme pontlElt.u r. the daily trio-
cet1ime, or six sous, for the month Of thirty
dayS. !,
Each Baptist church member contributed
on In average to foreign missions the past
yeM rs follows: In Massachusetts, n cents;
Rhode Island, 64 cents; Connecticut 81
eents; New York f. oa,a cents Nsw Jersey IS
B4cents; Delaware, 33 cents; Pennsylvania,
26 cents; and Maine, p cents
. At the Orleans railroad station in Paris, the
other day, 800a pilgrims were gathered for
trip to Lourues.: a large number were Grip
pies and bedriaden. The station was blocked
up with streNAers and mattresses, upon
Ginning. es..abounded, and their wan
and scared fnceswere pitiable: The incapa-
be numbered .one-fourth OF the entire band.
a recent obsavfng tourist in Portugal says
that he has never been IN Roman Catholic
country where, there are SO few outward
signs ct religious feeing goortes or even Of wor;
being celebrated in the churches, which are
nearly always SHUT A light IS seldom burIl-
Ing before the altar, the few shfiDes and i'm
ages by the road are neglected and often in
ruins, and the npnaster1es nave all been sup
pressed.
A mixed and double'' marriage occurred
In England recently for the first time in
!manv wears. "a Roman Catholic and Pro-
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WHAT SHE WANTED.

What shall give you. my love, my own?'
Said the enrapturcd youth to his lady fair;
:. Bangles and bracelets for your white arua
Or Jewels to twiue in your gufdeu hafr7
4 shawl from the looms OF the fervtd East,
Or satins and silks from those OF France7
What shall give you, my love, my osnT'
And the maIden's eyes they brightly sbuue
And her breath CAME quick as her ear drank In
The honeyed words Of this ardent youth. =:
Round her slender waist he had piace.l an arm,
Az be ruycd with the c11rfs on her sunny head.
What shalt 1 give your repeated be: ::
Not quite 50 much tanyl" the archly said-
-E1chanoc,
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Sept, e-Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Sept. l5-Fast-Ember-Dny. :. .~s
Sept. pt.17-Fast-Ember-Dny.
Sept. Extraordinarily. ':s -
CATHOLIC.
Sept. 1-seventeenth Sunday after Pentecoats
Holy Name OF Mary. 80 -. >"
Sept. 12-OE the Octave.
Sept. LIBERALIZATION Of the Holy Cross.
Sept l5-Octave OF the Nativity OF the B. Y. Nj
ST. Nfcomedes, sf.; E1nber-Day-Fast.
Sept. 18-SS. Cornelius and Cypriau, Mn; 50.
Euphemta and Others, 3fsf-
Sept. 17-The stiQ,nata OF St Francis Of Assist.
C.; Ember- Duy-Fust~
Sept. l8- St. Joseph OF Cupertiuo, G.: Kmbet-
Uay-Fast-
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/: . Minister Who Works Cures
by Faith.
cbnrch and State-Religi in
the Swiss Republic.
~. Stsry Of the House That jack Built
Protestant Christianity.
r.1;o;ous Notes and Personals
Church Services To-Day.


-" For Tne Chsca9o 11ibssH&-
rt,e e{s one continued battle,
. Kcrer ended, never DER;
And the CHRISTIANS path to glory
IN amid the cannon:s roar.
,ls -:
Satan ever watches around him,
Seeks to find the weakest part, :. a..
And ia moments most unheedeA >tsA4*.:s
Quickly throws his fiery dartsh sfkSsif k
Il uperchance thy heart eroRa &ESa -.<.
with the struggle and the 4ghE 81:
And the day seems dark and dreary,, -: -
Little sunshine, little Light, 4x;;5:.+ ~ i;
8e tha, Hight bur faint and feeble. ,af}5s1s
il shall guide thee evermores as:s: !:
And through every battle ieaynl1 eEes9R
Stronger than thou vert befoxn.
Christian, buckle on thy armor,
Let the weak points strengthened be; :.
Fi9bt thy 5ght-al1 Heaven will greet thee !
il the hour Of victory G. JAY SMITH. !;
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PROTESTANT CHRISTIANITY

fhoIGSIAN1 l. CdEL15 I1ANl IL
ANOTHER LETTER FROM MRS. JANE Co.
sW1sSuELA.
10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-1n your last Sunday
issue are structures on my article, 'The Rev.
son." who seems to be Mrs. Galusha An
derson," author of "Aunt Lizzie Aiken"
and, in them, she first defends herself against
my charge of having. written the book "in
perfect Inconsistencies Of its value as an
illustration Of what we call Protestant
Christianity"
Can it be that I have been mistaken, and
that Airs. Anderson was conscious when
writing that book Of the story its tells? Did
che intend to illustrate sex caste in the
usurped all authority in it; how greedily
they have appropriated all places Of honor
OF profit in it.: how completely Simeon has
expelled Anna from the temple, and how
efTectua1ly he has barred her out? Was she
conscious OF. showing the wide gap between
Protestant Christianity to-day and primitive
Christianity on the day Of Pentecost? Did
she know the proof she was furnishing that
the preachers of to-day value. their own au-
thority above the salvation of souls, and
assume to decide for the Lord to whom He
,.t - ~ fa,r5ra,i o. rne,.itc :hn;r n.roi,,r
I've ds dominion, from any % mistakes s she a may
mage aE ,,o;,r ~ or +h;~ e,o ba.
snH Jet1 ot " at ..,;t lag
eoHteaoo sHas ptmsIuus,aei Jare,,, ," rasn e.efa
~ sc n.s, a!;s ~ ~ Sht,rah - LIT,
pl'gr = nos c,sa.; - 5 G'a-sn ,,d ~ stp
Miu ny ~ ~ = 10 20 n wv ~ tta, nus W.
sen1a' tae mten , nl.oulu ~ ro i. ~. wi ;f to-,
nae1Ss nefei Etom wv ~ peup.Tt} In ann a, 10y
ula, noW sn34!u Ms ul5 eiap i,d ,,a ~ ~
al1slnps " ilu vutses u e .,a 49,, ON affest 20
70 pe Ienaes " plal1ac.es 5 a.lu III. ans Snoat W
i1u ourselves " ft4sn' aa sa5s ~, D5 ~, ~ ~
E af n" end Dteah ,av o ena e hv in % orr avn
sell ao = ns l,,ay Tm ~ .rrnta ~ o1 +nnsa
souls Barnacles 90 noe no. gha,e grGhw On ~ snose S
paris ol siap "n?aH I.io ;a s.tnJ 9r e..u uo
Droken on. iney in.Elt pG pr1So W ~ uug @
OIL ol ~ sih ~ ~ ah;,s ,ys
ne ot9Aeu ot. ISL Wy rGy,,ir,t e, -
hto oIy-u9ck oeloIe iluuals m nsl " od1n,., IT. T.
cles, anu hae passenEe1S aaE s4?po1,Eu 10 70
asi,oIs- oilps .sae 1'ut w Geheu - si, - ;tt,
anu u luey "e1o tE, r. "vuiH oe a. s aass "fen ~
me passensels. IAeIs ~ ~ uccasn;n l';... ~
a!alm' LOT, II our ctnlc1es .h aIT e,tpS, .t ~
Wonio pe qutte sac 10 ~ tneM a. oat ~ tut'
mld-oceah Of the oea o. foIgeIloiMNes*s, M* ssu.1
tie, anq send tnem 20 tne oottonl. Not M sVu1 ~
woula De Wleckea p1 uu1 ptocsss, 1ol, ~ tho H,o
oid craft aecks leacaed enf watet eusG, & sle
SOUS Wonlo take 70 Lne 4l1e~poaes' leacn 4@ip''
and bnllo more sn1ps. o,o,,,,.s of
God's love ana mans cohseiousneSSssh Ssho.I ~
needing u are NOT kept ulner nH1cnes. lmes
M the universe, ana SOUS WI Always yrni 1,lI
ships 10 carry tnem lhpo tne raven OIL etelnal
reS{ IT. A,ao-ao, +h;nhs hor hoot doos mt
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thousands who have visited him three-
1o4rtns 1a9 regard themselves as relieved, / will
not say cured, as he does not aspire to do
more than to afford relief. ~ w
, 1880-09-12

Mrs Partingtou and her sou Ike, Il ts aafd.
both use Dr.. kulYs Cough Syrup for coiaa
, 1880-09-12

entry 5tfeeL Cnutcu. coGAel u 49oo"A44uai1
The Rev, R. De Baptiste will preach In Oil
vet Church. Fourth avenue, near Taylor street,
al Tie E Rev.. Sna a. * K. Parker will preach in Gem
tenniul Church, corner Of Ltncoln and West
Jackson streets. at 1850 t. 70. and 1880 p. q.
Church, 80 Orchard Street, near Sophia. at
Sas asy tn1s ytl' Rsssse
sixth street, at 1850 a. m. and 1850 p. m-
The Rov-. Q. 4. Henry will preach In
Evangcl Church. Dearborn, corner Of Forty-sey-
ent9 Rs, 1t j. voss6aFa 5aa 9 preach in
Willard Avenue Church. Lawndale, at 10:45 a.
m and I'D, ~ 81 ?. r. q: uara. III, .,..a,, a., ,.z.
aefman Ghurc CORNER of kRcKeldHe @ and H.
Services will be held in the Halsted Street
Church, near Forry-arst street, at II a. and 7:45
= The Rev. Kerr B. Upper will preach in the
Michigan Avenue Church, near Twenty-third
The Rev. Joseph Rowley has returned from
bis vacation: and viii occupy tho'pulpr OF the
North Star Church this morning and evening.
METHODIST.
The Rev Or. Cooper will preach in the Church
OF me Gooa Shepherd, corner Jones and Koran
The Rev. G. G. rrusdell will preach in the
State Street Church morning and evening:
Fulton street xS churcb. corner of Rrtesan
nue., at l0:30 a N. The Rev. Frederick W. Por-
ter will preach at T:30 p. m.
The Rev Or. Thomas will preach In the Cen
tenary Church, Monroe street, near Morgan,
The Rev: John willa%son viii P1sach thatne IN the
sireets, snufiD al So6 esaee a. a' and n @ - p % a.
The iiev. T. B. Pope viii preach IN Trinity
Church, Indiana avenue. near :T"enty-foofta
SS1 The Il Rev ~ 6. h Van Horne will preach i9
Afchixan Avenue Church. neaf Thixty~sscoa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-31

DAITiMoRE, Nm, Aug. 30.
Cotton firm. Middllng, 1l55c
Flour dull and weak. Howard street and
western superino So 7i do. extra 50 7jlli 7j do.
family sos Is; city mills supcriinc, sos 80; do.
extra siei jO do. family, s6a6 Is; do. Rio brands
s. 1905 81: PutGpso family, s6 60.
Whoat-Southcrn easier, except for very choice
lots; western lower and weak. Southern red,
slasl Oj; do. amber 81 O7gl l2 No. / Mary
land 81 1917; No, western winter rcd, spot,
and August, 81 0jL al 05jS; September, 81 OjlFG
! Q5Hi October, 81 U7Gl O714: November, 81 oSi5
Cora Southern easier; western dull and
neglected. Southern white and yellow, ODE; west
ern mixed, spot, and August no business done;
September bl9jl2Sc; October, 5l4652.
Oats steady. Western white 5y4iJci do. mixed,
37d3Sc.
Ryo quiet at 00c.
Hay steady Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland s2042l per ton.
Provisions firm. Mess pork, SIG 30; bulk meats
loose shoulders, none Offering; do. packed,
GIN9,ac; bacon shoulders &c: clear rib Sides yAC;
hams, i2i 4Gl3l4c; lard, refined tierccs Dc.
Butter quiet Prime to choice western packed,
Eggs firm at re.
Petroleum-Crudc, nominal; refined, 94c.
Coffee q shade higher and strong. Rio CargOcs,
ordinary to fair, Is! IWl6i &C..
sugar strong. \ son, lUisc.
whisky higher at II 10.
Freight, to Liverpool per steamer steady. Cot.
ton, 8-l694d Hour 2s 3d' grain, a.
Recent Flour Abs bbl,; wheat, pol $50 buj
corn, 1916 bu; oat-, 1900 Du; rye, no bu
Shipments-Whcat 22s,ll3 bu; corn. J27 bu.
SRes-Whcut j22 $40 on; corn, jiOlG Du.
Virginia skies, deferred, Ga; do. consolidated,
new en.Orics 4lJa Virginia ten.lorties, coupons,
81 ID bid tO.dly.
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FdDlt EsENT-ROO9Es

VNoR RI2Nr-O2l + st n W. furnished rooms; all
Il modern improvements; with or without board
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money MARKET.
a. 500 a.. g.. o.

NEW lOEk, aug. 3D. 1850.
Money wos easy at 28S per cent, and closed al
2C2lE per cent
Exchange was nomlnally unchanged but the
market wa. q shade weaker for actual business at
460N84sl4 for long and lS3HIS3lI for short sight
Governments were quiet but firm.
state bonds dull and nominal Tennessee old
sold at 35.
Railroad bonds were active. but Irregular This
afternoon canada southern hrsts rose 10 %, Erie
consol seconds sold up to SGH and reacted to SG4
do. funded iives rallied to ~ c., e. q l. G.. in
comes rose to ~ and Denver Rio GrGnde issues
were In good demand, selling nt i0j}z for hrsts and
| 9JH for consolidated Lehigh " Wilkosbano con.
| sOis fell OF 70 % aud Texas Pacific construction
rose to S2l5.
The stocl; market opened weak, aud In the early
dealings declined AAlM per cent, the latter 10
| iirmer feeling prevailed and under good buviug
| an advance ranging from u 10 81 per cent wal
recorded Chicago, Burlington & Quincy the Coal
| and Granger shares, Western Union Michigan
| Central Erie, Hannibal ,S st. Joseph and Lake
| Shore being most prominent In the upward move.
meut Late in the afternoon there was fractional
reaction which was however recovered IN the
final sales and the market closed strong at or neat
the highest figures Of the day.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, In
GLIDING c., C. * |. g. 5000. Delaware, Lackawanna
d Western 5000 Delaware q Hudson 5000, Erie
52C0J, Hannibal q st. Joseph 1900, Iron Mountain
5000. Kansas x Texas 5000 Lake Shore 10000,
Northwestern $3.50 Nashville & Chattanooga 400,
New Jersey Central 900, New York Central 1900,
Pacific Mail 5000, ST. Paul 1000 Union Pacific
1000, Wabash Pacific 90JO and Western Union
5000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-31
EOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FoR sALE-The fixtures contained in Park shoe
cailnn q nndn NJ nmca nnn.-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-31
A Word to Oar Readers

Whom you read OF remedy that will euro
all diseases beware Of IL; but when you read
of pure vegetable compound which claims 0
cure only certain parts OF the body, and lIr.
nishes high proof that il docs this, you can
safely try it and with tho assurance that il
will help you. This is just what Warmers
SAFE Kidney and Liver cure does. Il cures al
troubles Of the low9r portion OF the body and
none others. u will not help the toothnChe,
earacho or consumption, but it viii put your
body in vigorous and healthy state where
things, Try it,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-31

GEORGE u. EVANS g. CO.,
Brokers In stocks and miscellaneous Securl-
ties, 03 Pine ST. Get, Now York,
Execute Stock Privilege Contracts and transact
ginn ORDERS Full Information on all matters re-
lating TO stock speculation furnished application.
Market Report mailed free
References of high standing, including mercantile
business firms In Timber coal, grain export. bonded
warehouses, importers, shippers, prominent law firms,
iuglpOiul
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-31

FURNISHED rooms in private family and pleas
~ nnL locnllly nl lU0l y " w. 10 geMIlnmnn nnlv
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FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ O @ H "a R O. <
Advertisements under tho head OF

OF m acceptable nature and not TO exceed four INES
on our Third pnge, are free to oil.
No Business Advertisements Inserted without rny
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column at
1--WE cents per line for each Insertion.
il answers nil TO come the first time, we invite
second third. many repottons NJ arc necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the adj
vertisers to feel that they imposing as, but
doing favor by using our free columns, as we
ere determined to make THE REpU BLICAN
TIE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
ther wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY nre not delivered through tho
postoce If initials used they shoud be directed
D. the care OF some person. firm postonlce box.
No free Advertisements taken amer 3 o'clock y. m.
Advertisements con DO len at our office, sent
through the mail 10
NATInNAI. nEnI-nI IcA v pnInIrINn CO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
For THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
The Democratic Rally.

Dir" Paddle Your own Canoe"
Come citizens all, both great and small,
This Is q Hancock meeting,
Where by free speech we want to teach
Tho democratic greeting.
Just step this way and lave your say;
Remember you're no miuions,
Say what you please so Il agrees
With Dem. Jack Ass. opinions
A banker bold stuffed out with gold.
Appeared upon the staging
Well, then, said he, pray pardon me
III should set you raging.
But then, you see, the treasury
Grows richer every day
And I'd rather hold the jlngling gold
Than ahimsy promise to pay.
Hold there, you muT you've said enough;
Welllet you talk Ia reason,
But then, good sakasl we must down brakes"
Whenever you talk treason.
factor wight then stepped IN sight
Who once had been a sheriff
Ny friends, said nc, attend to me,
Wen talk about the tariff.
Stop, stopl they cried, you're shooting wder
III graphing with realities;
On that we're weak, and only sneak
In "glltierlng genoraltles.
With tariff laws we cannot pause
On any proposition;
We're sure to lose, and play the douco,"
Defining our position.
a soldier true, who wore the blue,
E'sayed to make grafton:
Hancock, the brave, fought well tosavo
Thisglorious yankee nation;
Let every vote, near and remote,
Go for him, for the reason
That in the warhe helped to score
The bastard friends oftr-
Hold, there was heard-dont say that word
You injudicious "bummer"
Hancock, It's true, the 'lost cause slew,
Which we forgaye last summer
The war my son, Is fought and done;
It's issues now are ended;
And as to Feds defeating "Rebs,n
Least said Is soonest mended.'
A Teuton rose and blew his nose
AS Tito draw attention:
Meln fronts, so tear dot Chormnns here
Who fought nit sgel, mention,
Dot funny war has failed some more,
Ven We git information
Dot repels will keep quiet ind shdill
Ofdey can rule de nation
There, that viii dO-enough ofyou,
You cannot train with Winfield;
Take your deserts with general SEIZURE,
A player of the Unfold.
We say again in this campaign
Tho soldier disappears
Eomoro ofhim till he marches In
With the rebel brigadiers.
And then began an Irlshman,
Who rose to have his say.
Be dad! says he democracy
Has nver seemed TO pay;
The working man, do all he can,
Thoro's no mishtalio in that,
VIII drop his vote and help to bloat
proud arlsltocrat
Dry up" there, Pat-no more Of that
Shu, up your laundering mouth
Your votes were cast for ages past
For nabobS Of the south
For labor's ends the stOnchest friends
Are wealthy corporations,
And those who feel for the poor mans veal
Are owners ofplantauons.
Chlnaman named Pc Ne Pan
Thus gave his ipse diXlt;
Nc tellee what, no demiclat,
Lookce some way you fix IT,
Mean what he say, aboutee way
All Chinaman must 90.
John no fear dc demi. skeor,
But what publican say, he do.
Ere John was through, they seized his queue
And swung him oirth stand;
And noisy crowd, all swearing loud,
Rushed in on every hand.
Said they, these men are shrewd, but then,
Their talk Is all too thin"
And what thoy need is men to lead
And party discipline.
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IEGsAd.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 or COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No 3i1a
To dcposcgs in the Washington city Savings
Bank Notice T. hereby given that all depositors
Who have not drawn either of the last three dlyi-
dends made 10y the Receiver wul be debarrcd from oil
claim whatsoever unless their claims for undrnwn
dividends he pres ned 10 the Receiver or before
October Is, 1851.
W. L. MATTlNGLY, Receiver
w. 5. cox. Justice. lnl lawl0w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-31

UTTIUI IUUN0 ~ NO, W nnU IIO TOur-nuQ.l Dul1
street n. W. also In 1853 Louisiana avenue NJ ~ ~
Idl for weekly RentList.
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IIED

SMITB.-Ou Monday August 90 1850 at HIS
o'clock o. NJ. ANSiE NJ, VIE OF a. L. smith, In The
33d year OF her age
Funeral nom No, ii2 NJ street southwest on
Wednesday, september ], l.S0, az O'Clock p. M
Friends and relatives are Invited to attend. -
MlLLEli-At $40 o'clock p. M, on Monday, Aug.
usl so, ESD OF pneumonia, JACOB CAEPLS TAR NIL
LEt, In tho 18th year OF his age
Funeral nom his late residence, No. Oig q street
northwest, on Wednesday, September !, az o'clock
D. M, TO which the relatives and friends OF the tlrn-
lIy are Invited. uugl.2t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-31
Spenoerian BUSINESS College,

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND l. SITS n. w,
This institution has progressive and successful ex
perienCe OF sixteen years. II eduCa!cs young men
and women for useulnoSs and seltsupport Its
OF study amd trimming comprises the English Ian.
CuaEc, Business Arithmetic, SpenCeran Practical
Penmnnship. bookkeeping, by single and double
entry adapted every variety Of business; Business
Practice requiring tie making ont and exchanging
OF gil kinds OF business pauers paying and receiving
cash and Keeping he accounts ElOcution md Lee
lures. Day aud Evening sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST 30, 1850. For Information and terms call at
the College, address HENRY c. SPENCER,
PRINCIPAL, aul7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-08-31

IVOR RENTING lii6 N stnw near Scott Statue;
Il thirteen rooms; every room heated, inrlulIng
servants and bHth,roomi ~ modern oonyonlenco,;
rent S5; can be seen nj any tlme one half block nom
cars. Apply 10 W Z MYERS, rs Fifteenth sc.
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EOR RENT-CGll and sec our list OF property FOR
~ rent JOHN SHERMAN co,
lCa-lf st Cloud Building