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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF vIGINIA
WI RICHMOND.

The fartv.fhrd session Of ths Institution will be-
EN- MONDAY, OCTOBER Arm, apc continue NINE
MONTHS this extension af The term having become
necessity IN order 90 meet the demands of the sell
ence and the profession.
FACULTY.
J.B. MccAw ~. D., Professor OF Practice and
Dean of the Faculty.
nUxfrR MoGvIR.. NJ u, Professor OF surgery.
Ro T.CoLrMAN. NJ. ~, Professor OF obstetrics.
youy s. WRLLgoRp. NJ. ID, Professor OF Materia
Mecics and 1herspeui'cs,
Otis r. MANSON, NJ. d., Professor OF Physiology
And Pathology. =. r,,.u.- -
Women and 4 bildren. -
wILLiAN II. TAYLoR, NJ. D., Professor OF Chem
isify and Pharmacy.
ADJUNCT CORPS.
r. d CUNNINGHAM, NJ. d., Clinical Lecturer on
Eye and Ear.
NJ. l.. JAMES, NJ. u, Lecturer on Diseases Of the
Heart and Lungs.
H. H. LEVY. NJ. D., Lecturer on Minor Surgery.
G. NJ. SHIELDS. nj. D., Post-Mortem CinIQue.
AZ KoiSER. N. d.. Lecturer on Urinary Che-
mistrv.
All the clinical advantages OF The city are AT the
disposal OF the Faculty aud The greatest attention
win be isid to the practical study Of disease.
The Faculty have deterfbiptd q in lengtbening their
Increase The fees. which will be as they
have been from the tek nniug-sl25.
For catalogues or further Information aDniyt 10
j. X. MCCAW. NJ. D., Dean.
n ~ g.. A.IH nh IN aFI
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ing effect by the orchestra, ss was slso she
waIizcs MA Charmante," by Waldtehfel
Their rendition OF the "SpInning Song !"
was, however, rather Door effort. and not
at all commensurate with the work Of the
great composer MendeIssobn.
The weekly musicafes Of this Association
are growing 10 popularity, and the mem-
bership, which has been steadily increasing,
will soon reach the limit OF Sye hundred.
There are some sixty names Of applicants
TO he voted upon at the next meeting Of the
Board OF Managers.
The much-peeded addition to the orches-
ira OF Frencb-horD performer will be, we
Understand, soon supplied by Mr.. KIuge,
OF Charleston, who is musician OF some
note.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Statistical. The clerk of the Hastings
Court issued seven marriage-licenses during
the month OF September-two white and
five cOlored-and recorded thirteen deeds.
Coroner Ingram viewed the bodies OF
four persons during the month ending yes
day who died suddenly. Three OF them
were infants. No inqucsts were held.
Only one alarm OF fire was turned in
during the past month.
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TARRANT.s sErTzER ApERIENT.

SURELY AS THE SUMMER BIRDS
comes the usual, nay the universal, demardfor
TARRANT'S SETTER APERIENT,
the great Alternative, tonic, and blood depurent OF
the age. From the bot and dusty city, fom crowded
watering places, from lake and river, prairie and
forest clearing increased acquisitions for this
peerless remedy for dyspepsia headache, iatulency,
bilioosness, constipation. low fever, and all the
round of bodily disorders most prevalent at this
season.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
(se 10 .Su,W&F2wJ
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Statistics for September.
urTpnpny orfr.r

We give below our monthly table OF the
readings OF the thermometer, the course oi
The wind at sunrise, and the amount OF rain
fall for The month OF September. The read
ings OF ihe thermometer were taken IN an ele-
yaied portion OF the city, free from any in
fluence OF reiracted beat, and from French
instruments, showing the highest and low
est points OF the mercury during each
twenty-four hours. II is believed that no
better situation for observations OF this
character can be found in our city. They
have been carefully noted, and are believed
TO be absolutely correct:
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SUDDEN DEATHS Wednesday afternoon
about 81 O'Clock Mr. Cornelius Smith died
very suddenly at his residence, on The COL
ner Of Twenty.eighth and n streets. He
was chopping wood, and all at once fell
down and died in few minutes. DR.. Tay-
lor viewed the body, and decided that death
was from heart-dsease. Deceased was sixty
years OF age.
Daniel Bauer, 1eweller by occupation,
who resided at No. 221 west Broad street.
was discovered yesterday morning about 3
O'Clock lying on the floor OF his room dead.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body, and de-
cided that his death was produced by BRAIN
disease.
No inquest was held in either case.
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MUSICAL MgNrIoy.-Miss Kate Mers, who
has been for some years the accomplished
organist OF Grace church, has left Rich
mond and taken up her residence In New
York, where better prospects Tor her un'
questionable talents are held out.
The vacancy occasloned by the resigna.
lion OF Professor Reinhardt ss organlsi al
the First Baptist church has been illed by
the selection Of Mr.. t. Bennett Dashieil.
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LEVY BROTHERS. agents for FossRER's MD
GsovEs. with patens laced fasteninss. seceiyed on
yesterday their sssiy fall imporiatiss. The Foster
s now the beau k1sai of = handsesseiy-htting and
comfortable Kid Glove, and ts largely doing away
with the use OF buttoned hid gsoyes. as the lsced
fastening Is so much more coayealsnt. LEVY BRo-
ruERS viii take pleasure 10 sheains their popular
brand 10 the ladies and geniieaea Of this city.
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REMOVAL.

Messrs. A. 2. Fox & SON successors 10 Breeden
4 Foxl have removed to their new aud elegant
store No. 500 Broad street, between Third and
Fourth, where they viii continue with full line Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, etc, and VIII be pleased TO
see their Old patrons and the public generally.
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Coor. BUT NO Fa0sr.- Yesterday morning
was the coIdest OF the season so iar' .he
thermometer reading 400 at sunrise. The
latent heat OF the earth prevented the Tor
nation Of frost on us surface, else, ptopa'
bly,, some might have been seen, not, now
ever, 10 quantity sufficient TO do camsse 20
any bat the most yucculent ana tenoeF
vegetation.
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RS. AUSTIN, Springfield, Mass. writes:
For thirty years have been troubled with costiye-
ness piles, aad pain about the kidueys, became so
weak that could hardly walk. Ia this condition
sent for a box of TUFTS PILLS, and took one as
bedtime. Can now lay on either side; no piles /;
haze good appetite, and gaining strength every da.
They have brought me out all riehL7
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler.
THsRMoHETHR YESTERDAY 9 4. NJ, so;
. A. M, e.; noon, 50; . p. r., "a; 6 p.
H.. G6; midnight. 30.
Mean temperature, G5a.
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DARK FEMALE SEMINARY,
RICHMOND, VA.

This Institution ofcrs thorough training In Eng-
ush branches. with superior advantages In Music,
Art. and Languages.
Board on reasonable terrIs. 80
session opens WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER ~,
For rates Of tuition see circular. Apply 20
Miss EMMA j. TURNER, Principal,
Ql5 west Main street.
differences: Rev Henry Mcdonald; ID. D., Rich
,oopd. va; REV. james X. iiszen, ID: D., Rich
,,S"d' Va rev. q. &. Biting, u. D., Baltimore,
Ma Profe,sor j. G. Petius, A. M. university OF
T,rgin,sl president Female College, inka, MIS-. )
Trustees OF Macon Female Institute, oil Whlch hisS
Turner was formerly principal. upsc.o,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DlY.-For the Middle
States, clear or fair weather, northwest to
southwest winds, rising followed by falling
barometer, and slight fall followed by
slowly-rsing temperature.
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pe le-eodtoc4 COO Craze street, Richm
ART ASSOCIATION.

The third annual session OF the RICHMOND
ART ASSOCIATION viii open on the frst WE'D
NEsDAY IN OCTOBER with Its usual corps OF
teachers.
opens. no Mrs. FRANCIS LEVY, sO7 east Grace
street, between the hours of 10 and 2 O'Clock A
". Artrooms; S19 east Main street, Young Mems
Christian Association building. SC 262w
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nussOLUrIeNs & PARTNERSHIPS,

WE, PIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
~ FORMED A CO-PARTNFR>IIIP under the
firm name and style of A. I. WINSTON g BRO>
THEIR. for the purpose OF conducting the FLOUR
GRAIN, AND FEED BUSINESS at the old-estabs
Jisbed stand CT Samuel Naccubbin, No. 1900 ease
Franklin street, beg leave TO Inform friends and
the public generally that we are prepared TO MI
orders the lowest market prizes. Your pail ensge
respectfully solicited All goods delivered In any
A. s. WINSTON
forme with Y. ". Eilett:
w. ID. WINSTON.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
MEDICAL AND
SURGICAL APPLIANCES
of the MOST APPROVED PATTERNS, such as
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS for varieose VEIN
and weakness OF The limbs;
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
sEELEY's HARD-RUBBER TRUsSEs,
SHOULDER BRACES for boys and girls,
SPLINTS,
sUsPENSORIES,
PEsSARIEs,
RUBBER-CLOTH,
OILED SILK,
NURSING BOTTLES and TUBES,
BREAST PUMPS, &C., &C,
For sale by 7. ROBERTS BAKER,
Pharmacist,
successor TO MEADE & BAKER,
oc1 919 east Main yet.
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HYDnOPHCAIA

Dogs trans 4 II through their teeth. Teeth saeuid
be kept free from virus. TIE sozoDoSr, ksap tAe
human teeth clean, and no iaJaage can be done BY
the man who says to his gri, feel like esiirs you
nm tiearest.-
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SAWS MONEY py having yoar printing done a. ass
DgsPArCH PRISTiSG-iiousK. Good wsTAs hev
cr,ces. and satsfsctton guaranteed.
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aUcrIeN SALES This DAY.

JAS. MACDoUGALL. 1oY A. NJ. iSousehofi furni1
ture, s. hool. .des<s, SC. ss 54-sat,ss> >tf.- ( -
w. GoDDlv, ~ p NJ. trick dwelling ku0wn -
the Southern Female frs'itute, snd other sm-
movements.
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TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS
and great benefit In having bottle with thesson
Colden's LiEyaG's FLUID ExTaAcT or BEEN.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

Having purchased OF r. q. Waidill the Stock
and GOOD WILL OF THE COACH BUSINESS
50 long carried on by him. solicit the pasrynsge
bere efoye extended TO the old FIRM, promising rood
work RI low prices. EMMETT y. WADDif.L.
oc l-Iis
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AIRS. RALEIGH COLSTON'S SCHOOL
M FoR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE

sol EAST GRACE STREET.
This school will open It's eighth annual session on
WEDNESDAY. September 18Th.
TnEiish Teacher; Mrs. II. COLSTON, Principal !;
Miss Il. GRATTAS, Assistant Principal; professor
W. VALENTINE.
Frencn Teachers: Madame CEEsP1 and Professor
j. Ia PLACE.
German Miss GRRBE.
Latin: Miss PRICE.
Professor Ia PLACE win beeiu the Instruction OF
bis classes at 9 A. NJ. Two medals will be awarded
in tbs French department For circulars, apply to
the Principal. 80 S-f&Iulm
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N. KIIYgox CO.. sdvsrtinns AssAts. inssrs -.
vsrslsemsnts h allof ~ nsw9nD91 e - w.
ssaAe atps>MaAsrs' rate. osees ~ = - -
psssA ssunt2ssson wW >eavs pssou
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w. "a BLAIR & Co., 1b0s Main siree;> have re-
ceived another supply sfrsl-rate Green yea, which
they are selling at e0sS pound.
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1TcGUIRE's SCHOOL,
nj cAMnLg's HILL,
400 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Jouy r. MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL.

NJ. T. CHISHOLM. University OF virginia;
professor w. -. fNcLfsiI. University OF sirginls
Professor RoDfs NAsstk' uhiss's"y Vi N"sinia'
The CORPS Il composed Of men who have made
reaching their profession. aud been ENGAGED Ia
zee i've dufirs from eleven 70 twenty-five years.
I;Srsi charges from 500 20 $50. See ciIculsrs IN
BOOKSTORES Amply 10 rrincpal or Professor ENG
iIsH. school-rooms open SEPTEMBER zoIh.
80 i tOct3
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| Ul Rain la the forenoon.
| (2) Heavy storm i'm the afternoon, doing much
damage In the lower portion of the city.
| 81 thunderstorm in The aft rnOon.
| al Light rain for twenty-f -four hours, commence
| Ing at / 0 O'Clock.
| (5) Light rain In the afternoon.
The following is tile rainfall for the
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FINE GREEN TEA a, soc. q ponnd.
w. ID. BLAIR 4 Co., 100 Main street.
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HUsTINGs COURT.-Tbe Hustings, Court
Judge r. II. FilEhugh presiding-was in
session yesterday. The jury in the case Of
James Ryan. charged with stealing $500
from Ronald Mills, failing to agree, were
DISCHARGED.
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CusTOM.HOUsE STATISTICS.

During the month OF September seven
foreign vessels cleared from the custom
house. or these five had cargoes OF flour
for Brazil comprising 12,915 barrels, valued
at S7S,541, and two bad cargoes OF wheat
for Europe comprising 52,53l bushels, val
ued at S56, 734. Six foreign vessels en-.
tered. OF these four brought cargoes OF
lump-plaster comprising 1. $50 tons, valued
at Sl.171, one brought cargo Of fire.
bricks Q53,2O from Scotland, valued at
20. 100, and one entered in ballast.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No. 100 NORTH EIaIfrH sTRExE

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No. loo NORTH Flaifrn srRExr
s,e sixteenth session OF tsas school win begin
THURSDAY. srrrranys 2ap. !. .,,,
nevs OF eievtn years OF age received, or, II wci
.sysaeec, even yonupvr.
CHARGES PsR SESSION:
p,emen,ary E0gish aad Mathematics. ...-...s6o
,,,eler English sad Mathematics. .........."
sIA in. Greek, french, German. each.... ...... -
rierxymenS sons for all bTaDeaoe....,....,.... 30
ssf-a 10y siudics mere thsn two OF tbcse IAN.
eusrs< no shag ne IS made for the ihrd and fcurih.
for TWO of more bows from Ihe sanie family = do
Se,,on of b viii ne m sse from each bill over $50.
psymesss rs follows. Tes collars u t0l the day OF
entrance; be balance IN three. sx sna pine months
Srom 7th september, 1880.
ss,cuisrs AZ the bdokstores afser 18th instant.
THOMAS ~. NORWOOD. Principal,
SO q-lm No eil taat 5zessa s.ieSs.
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, 800

DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY, 322
ID EAST FRANKLIN STREET.-THE sixteenth
session commences WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER
15TH, and c Oses on the 18Th June following. the
discipline il strict. the scapolrooms large and airy,
the teachers faithful. Those intending to enter
their win please 90 so As soon as possible as tns
number OF seals Is limited Circulars at the book
stores. Charges Elementary English, per session
Of nine months. s63 Bigner English and Mathe-
MATES. s69; Latin, Greek. French, and German,
each. sl5 pay able each three months IN ADVANCE
Sc Aim ;. 4. BEACH. Principal.
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DANPATIKE MALE ACADEMY,

DROFESS0R La PLACE WILL RE
Il SUME His CLASSES and PRIVATE LES
sons n FRENCH on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
Lille srls and young ladies will be taught In classes
formed at their residence. Bows aud young mems
classes viii De formed at his classroom, 2O3 north
SIKH street.
The above classes win he taught al school rates
say $50 for session Of nine months.
TTRHs MODERATE for private lessons.
Monsieur Ia PLACE will also conduct classes In
French al Mrs. COlstOn's school from A. M. Tor
Utile girls ana young ladies, with privilege OF adj
mIiDg pupils who are not regular attendants OF
that school
CONVERSATION CLASSES will be arranged
fiOm to ii l.. vi.
Best references In the city.
For circulars and other information apply at tie
Wrench Consu ate. se 3-F.>uSM W Im
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......................... 800 III.
The readings OF rainfall are taken each
day at noon. and show the amount which
has fallen during the preceding twenty-four
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A DocrfuEAL DISCOURSE BEFORE THE PAN
PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL UPON FUTURE RE.
TRlBUTJ0N.
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, 81
= Monday, September 9Th. one REL -
sPTTER PUPPY, from the residence Of Dr. j. u.
Beatfie. ANY information leading 70 her recovery
will be ssNaby rewarded.
oc 1-3t< II. Z. bEATTiE..
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT THE f.aEDEoAR YES.
1EBDAY--YEARFuL DEATH OF WILLIE HOW.
LETT, OF NANCHEsTBR--A sICKEN1S
a,,,.r -p,yxvD.r qa.nsy xc m.
National Republican., 1880-06-17
Coon GAME To.DAY.-Take it ia.
Liconse for manufacturing Gas.

A question of considerable Importance. in.
volving the license tax, occupied tho attention
of the court in banc yesterday The District
being indebted to the gas company for gas con-
sumcd In the strect-lamps, claimed the right
TO retain for two years license for manuactur-
ing gas under the act Of he District legislature
of December 2s, 1871 amounting to 81, ,520.5O,
which the District retained. Against this the
company protested, claiming that the eleventh
section Of the act of March g. 1877, which
taxes its capital, repealed the act Of December
28, 1871; that the two are in fact q double
taxation and Illegal; the laws are inconsistent,
and hence the former is repealed by the latter.
The District claims that the company is taxed
under the act Of congress ou its property, and
pays license under the act of the District
legislature for manufacturing and selling gas,
and that the tax and license are perfectly CON
sistcnt with each other One is a tax on the
property and the other on the franchise or uso
of the property under the companys charter.
Mr. William b. Webb appeared for the gas
company and Mr. Francis Miller for the Dis
tlict. After argument the case was submitted.
National Republican., 1880-06-17

endeavor Into this great profession, which
oVortops all others with its laborS, cares,
anXieties and emoluments Its grand opportuni-
ties for social POSITION for usefulness for place
and power, l bid you cordial welcome to-
night"
THE SENIOR ORATOR.
Mr.. Kossuth M. Murphy, senior orator, So
lected by vote Of the class, then delivered an
Grafton, which indicated that 50 fur as ability
both as speaker and thinker is concerned,
his success in the profession he hns chosen Is
already well assured. Mr.. Murphy has an
easy address, and the oration was delivered
with force, eloqucncc and correctness In the
Observance OF the laws of elocution, which
elected many warm compliments.
CoNPERRING THE DEGREES.
The names of the graduates were then called
by Mr.. Newton, the secretary of the board of
regents, and eSch student rs his name was
called lett his Seat, advanced to the stage, re-
ceived his diploma from President Hayes,
chancellor Of the university, and crossing
passed to the rear Of tho seals occupied by the
Faculty. All remained standing in a semi
circle until the diplomas had been distrib.
uted, aud then without confusion aud in ex-
cellent Ter resumed their seats and awaited
The distribution of The flowers. President
Hayes received from the graduates beauti.
iul horal design representing the scales of
justice, amidst great applause, 10 which lie
""htN ulS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Juugc wilson
received large floral star. Judge Macarthur
was presented with floral arch, from which
depended the scales Of justice, and Dr. Paxton
| handsome anchor.
The degree of LII. b. was conferred upon
the following graduates:
w. Bertrand Acker, of the District of Co
lumbia, William IL. Bailhache of Wisconsin,
George I. Bradford of the District of Colum.
bia, David NJ. Davis of New York. William Il.
Gibson Of the District of Columbia Charles J.
Gooch of the District of Columbia, Paul Hav-
onstcin Of New Jersey, Lusby Henry of Della
ware, Kossuth NJ Murphy of California,
George X. Milburu of the District of Columbia,
William Newell of Washington territory, z.
W. Page of the District of Columbia, Amasa G.
Paul Of New Hampshire, Lewis Thompson of
Pennsylvania, Charles J. Tryon of New York,
Clarence l. Trcvitt of New York, and w. L.
Williams Of the District of Columbia.
The degree OF In. was conferred upon the
following post-rraduates:
Orlando T. Davis of New York. Frank II.
Fall of Maine, Solomon l.. Faunce of Massa-
chusetts, William X. Hillyer of Florida, John
II. b. jenkins of Pennsylvania, William II.
Johnson of Mississippi, Robert NJ. Mckee of
New York, Ambrose e. Rowell of New Jersey,
William T.. Picrson Of Florida, and George
W. Ward of Iowa.
National Republican., 1880-06-17
NEW ADYERTEaEMENTs.
A SPLENDID STOCK or DRESS GOODS
IA Al REDUCED PRICES.

Having on hand an unusually large stock offspring
and Summcr Dress Goods OF very superior quality
and Of the best styles imported thus season, We are
very desirous OF reducing them quickly and have
reduced the.prccs of nearly all our summer Fabrics
In order TO do so Strangers and others about loav-
ing the city for the summer will fnd in store a
splendid stock OF summer Goods of superior quality,
at such prices will net fail to meet the low prices
which much inferior goods offered and we call
particular attention TO our stock Of the following
goods, viz;
Black Lace Bnntings Dlack silk Grenadines SILK
and Wool Grenadines, Cuored silk and Wool ugeua-
dine, French OrgUndlcS, Lace Muslns, French JAG
onotts Linen Lawns Black aud Colored Silks, Mad.
ras Giugharns Printed Monte Cl,ths, and Dress
Gec d. OF every desirable kind, and large lot Of
BLACK LACE sHAwLS AND JACKETS AT
HALF PRICE.
In addition to the great reduction now offpre, we
allow discount OF per cont for cash the day OF
sale.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
". W. SHUSTER G. SONS,
iel6 q 900 Peunsyivsnia hNeuuc.
National Republican., 1880-06-17
Hotel Arrivals.

st. James--W. II. Wright and wife of New
York, and Dir. r l., Rca and wife of Chicago,
Ill.
Ebbtt-P. p. Quackenboss of Philadelphia,
William w. Converse of New Haven, Frank
Lee aud wife of Philadelphia, aud Foster Nor
ris of West Virginia.
Imperial-L. Lee of Mississippi, w. Law
renee Of Chicago, and George l.. Damon of
Boston.
Riggs--Wlliam L. Van Ness of New York,
Edmund A. Enslcr of st. Louis, Samuel Nc.
Koe of Kentucky, H. l.. Clapp of New York,
and L. c. Jordan of Jordan's Springs, Va.
Wormley's-C r. Agnow of New York. and
William L. Booram of New York.
The Arlingon--J. F. w. Walker of Now
York, II. w Warner aud wife of Baltimore, X.
NJ. Williams aud wife and Miss c. NJ. Will.
Jams of Boston.
Willard's-A. NJ. Bcccher of Iowa, w. II.
Rogers of England, Robert earns and r.. w.
Peterson of Philadelphia Pa, and G.. S. Nc
Kenzic of New York.
National Republican., 1880-06-17
District Finances a

The attorneys general has rendered an opin-
ion to the secretary Of the treasury, that tho
holders of the District eight per cent certif.
Gates of Indebtedness are cutitled TO interest
at six per cent. on overdue coupons.
The treasurer of the United States yester-
day made a requisition upon the secretary Of
the treasury for S2ll ,04520 to pay the semi
annual and quarterly interest on District
bonds falling due on tho LIST prOXmo.