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National Republican., 1880-11-19
Son THE GREAT ILSlI

- .I,,, Pennsylvania ROUTE ,,,,r
THE boSSRE S4REH Th%5k %G ZEE tI sRSnHwIsr RGi
SPLENDID soESEfMfhi MhiNf MEoNifloENf EQUIP
TRAINS IE1VE WAsHiSGToN On from 70 Depot, cor.
usr Of sixth and streets us follows;
M daily, with sleepmg Cars from lIsrriseuIg to
BmhfMSR EAT FfsfSI ~ P6roahG }'as1rt RAILROAD
with Parl0r Car to Watkins and the North, nj 500
q. IN. daily except sunday et $3.50 p m daily, eI.
cept saturday with Palace Cars 10 Canandaisus
For Wismsport, Lock Haven and Emra at 1910
For New YORK and ihe East, lo4o a. M. 2O and 1000
p m. On SUNDAY, 1000 p, m r.. o.,o
For Brooklyn, New York all through trains conneC,
SnSrdng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double feTriage across New YORK city. ,o.o, -,
For phiiadelphia t;to a. M 30 $40 Rnd 1000 p III
Llmiied expfess aso n m daily, except Sunday.
For Baltimore, $40 80J 93J, lGi0 IT, ana 2lO $40,
4:lO, $40 $50 and 1910 p. m. ON sunday, 500 a.
N. i040 a. m, 2:lO, $40, 95o Hnd loHo p. in An.
For annapolis 80 a. m and $40 p, M. daily, except
ALEXXSDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG RAIL;
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA &WAshINGToN
For Aiexandria, T. TO o. II a. m; 40 500 G:25 and
1850 p. m. on Sunday 10 aud II a. m' and
For Richmond and the South, 100 a. M daily, and
$40 p. M daily, except SUNDAY; . "a, -,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Y 10 H. M M
100, 3, o, and O.lO u. M, ana " midnight on
sunday at and 10 a. m and 9lo p IN.
TGHe bS Ra s
east corner orThirteenth street and Ponnsylvanlf
avegue northeast corner 9t sixth street ana p'nnsy
lett for the checking OF baggage to destination ron
Ao'''' u L. p. FARMER. Genersl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General MnnRser
National Republican., 1880-11-19

BALTIMORE Nh, Nov. Is
Cotton steady. Middling lO4tc.
Flour higher. firm and active. Howard street
aud western superliuc. 50 7j94 %; do. extra
81 75a5 p: do. family, So 5OD6 Co., City mills su
pcriinc, So 7jGt4 -; do. extra, 81 75a5 p; do
family, 50 j0ad 49, do, Rio brands, So 80; Patapsco
family, 81 y.
Wheat-southern higher and strong; western a
shade better closing strong. Southern red 81 l2GlS;
do. amber, 81 1901 20; No. / Maryland. 81 %;
No. 2 western winter rcd spot, and November,
81 1901 1885 December 81 2OG al 2O24; January,
sl 23'&Il 255s; February, 81 25g1Wl 70.
CUrn-Southcrn steady western firm aud a
shade better. Southern white, ji0Dj5c do. yell
low. j3Gdlc; western mixed spot, ana November,
5S3s25S4c; December dSGatS4c for old; 81 &C for
new: january, 584@5slsc steamer. 53c.
Oats firm Western white, 428i3c; do. mixed,
ilmill4C.
Rye quietNt 81 0O9l o2.
Hay unchanged
Provisions active but unchanged.
| Butter firm Prime 10 choice western packed,
| l6d23c; roll, lSG22c.
Eggs nrmer al 2l$2jc for lreshi lined, l7Gls
| Petroleum nominal.
Coffee quiet. Rio cargoes ordinary to fair, III
@lSAc.
Sugar firm. A soft, gsGc
| whisky dull at 81 1901 H.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer unchanged.
| Rcucipn-FlOur, 6djS ubls; wheat, ll9l0J D.;
| corn, 2O0i6 bu outs, 1887 rye, $40 bu,
| Shipments 2lS 1872 bu; corn. 270j5 bu.
| Sao-Wheul, 800 l5l bu: corn, A! O4G bu.
NirglniN skies, Old u asked; do. deferred, III DO.
consols, 60; do. second series, 2Gi5 pustdue
coupons 5214 new ten-lorties, 4G5s bid.
National Republican., 1880-11-19

A RESPECTABLE colorcd woman with best of
n city reference wishes situation TO cook, wash
and iron IN small family. Apply New Hanp- |
hhllp ave mnn !. SlIont. nnlI
National Republican., 1880-11-19

A. ". Leave Washington
Baltim9rs Elllc9t Gi,y and Way Stations.
6:6U-Baltimore, Annapolis aud Way. (Pedmont,
strasburg. Winchester, hAgcrsiown, ana Way,
sIO-Point OF Rocks ard Way stations.
G5i- sTAUHTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS,
lconnnccts for lIAgersiown and at Point Of
oOO-NEW YoitK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Eos-
ioiOo-on sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis and
lo;OO-HHfrIMoRE EMPRESS. (stops at Hyat,s.
vile, College, Beltsylle. Laurel, Annapolis
-PrrTsBURG, ,CfNcfNNATi AMIDST. LOUIS
EXPIRES.
i?;l0-Baltimore Elllcott City, Annapolis and Way
StaOns
ti;2l-On SUNDAY only--For Baltimore and Way.
ti;O5-BAlTlNoKh EXPRlss.
tgSc5NEnw ,lSn; Iokk. PHILADELPHIA AND Bos'
Gso-Batimore ore and Way Stations twinchester,
Frederick, lIagersi6n and Way. via nelay)
430-BAITIMORE, lIYATrSV LIE AND IAU-
REL EXPRESS. tFrederIck, via Relny1 Stops
t'SrSn, o. SSsk, ETsdSIek asSs5own %ln;
Of Rocks aud Way stations Only.)
i44O-Daltlmore. Annapolis and Way stations.
tSi9-Gn iGAGo AMP coLUMBGSs, EXPhESs. ,lS,i y
PRESS. lMartnsburg and Way, via Relay.
stoLs at Hyoltsville aud Laurell
GOJ-Point OF Rocks md Way stations
l6:4S-Baltimoro and Way Stations.
i5'20I1 PPlIilsBgE5j;i, ggiNtiNNATI' AND 81.
iGss!gAtTIMggE, HYArTsvILLE AND LAU'
tlOn'5Slz% 5SE E$ SSRK; $Tfs PHILADELPHIA AND nos
tDaiy. ,snnday only. Other trains daily, except
All trains stop at Relay Stat on.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore q
Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station. and tlS
street where orders will be tAker for baggage TO
be checked and received AT any point in the city.
National Republican., 1880-11-19
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
PosToFFIcE DEPARTMENT, |
WAsHIHuToN, ID. O., Oct. 90, 1850. !

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De
partment. UNTIL ~ O'CLOCK NOON, ON THE
9th DAY OF JANUARY. 1881, for furnishing n
kind OF FINAL locks and keys for the solo aud
elusive OF the United States through registered
mails.
AS the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model of lock and key would tend to impair, II not
entirely destroy the further utility oi such locks and
keys for the purposes OF the mails. the Postmaster
General prescrbes model or sample for bidders,
but relies for selection the mechanical skin and
ingenuity which n fair competition among inventors
hereby Invited may develop in samples su5mIlted
by them.
Specifications OF tho conditions and requirements
relating proposals, samples contract, ETC. as well
ns forms ofproposa will be furnished Application
by letter to the second Assistant Postmaster General
No proposal will bo considered unless It shall have
been submitted in accordance with such specification
and forms
The contracts which may be made viii be in con.
formity to the specifications aud tho accepted pro.
rosal. But the right H. however, reserved to reject
any pnd all OF the proposals.
National Republican., 1880-11-19
THE COUNTS.
supreme Court OF tho unItod states.

THURSDAY. Nov. IS, 1850.
on motion OF Mr.. +, p. Cuppy, Edward Chase
Ingersoll, esq Of Washington, D. e. WAS admitted
TO practice
on motion of Mr.. W. D. Daydge, James II.
Pcircc, esq of Albany, N Y, was admitted to
practice.
on motion Of Mr.. Stanley Matthews, Charles p,
Redmond esq, Of Little Rock, Ark, was admitted
TO practice.
No. 7.-J n. Rogers assignee, etc., appellant. vs..
Andrew Palmer, sr. Argument commenced by
Mr.. Il. g. Rogers Tor appellant, continued by Mr..
EuOCh lotion for appellee, and concluded by Mr..
Rogers for appellant,
No. 75.-Tiptou county, plaintiff in error, vs.. the
Rogers locomotive and machine works; No. 10,
Tipton county Paintin IN error, vs. NoIt9n,
error vs.. j. T. Eimunds ( Co. Argument com
mcnccd 10y Mr., George CAN'T for plauiiH In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at - o'clock.
National Republican., 1880-11-19
AronsIng Its Renders.

An alarm Of fire at midnight is a startling
thing, but not half SO startling to many who
hear il US would be the sudden knowledge of
their own dangerous physical condition.
Thousands Of thousands are huuyiug to their
graves because they arc cGrelessly Indifferent
to the insidious inroads of disease and the
means of cure. II Is the mission Of IL. II,
Warner & Co., with their Safe Kidney aud
Liver Cure, to arouse men TO q seuse of their
danger aud then cure them. m.-Msmphis appeal
National Republican., 1880-11-19
FINANCE AND C0MMERCE
New york Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1880.
Money was active at 500 per cent, ANA closed at
. per cent
Exchange was hrmcr at lsO[8isO31 ton long mud
iS24MiS2l5 for short sight.
Government bonds were Irregular but strong
and 's85h per cent higher lOr4Ls and a..
State bonds were dun. Louisiana cOusos sold
at 500 and tennessee new rose 10 10.
Railroad bonds were active but Irregular. Texas
Pacific (Rio Grando division) nirts sold at 0jo05A
hre ConsO seconds rose 10 3d. do. luudable ivos 10
9lI, G., G. & !. G. incomes 20 %. do supplement
l0riCs To ltb, aud Burlington, Cedar Rapids North
yrii frsts to 100. Kansas Texas inst sold at ii6
und seconds reacted tO "a. lion Mountain FIRST
preferred Incomes rose 10 S9M and seconds do 10
I4A.
The stock market opened strong, aud in the
early dealings prices advanced L4P4l5 : per cont,
Chicago, Burlington d Quincy. New YOfk Central
midday a reaction OF lqgA per cent. took place.
but during the afternoon the speculation again be.
came strong aud further Improvement Of Aeg4A
per cent was recorded, Nashville & CHATTANOOGA
and Western Uuion being most prominent therein.
IN the late dealings prices reacted 4NlL per cent.
but again became strong at the close the Improve
mont on the days transactions ranging from "a 70
Osl per cent.
Tie transactions aggregated 10000 shares in
Guiding Chicago, Burlington Quincy 5000 Della
ware, Luckawulna Il Western A,1uO, Delaware x
Hudson $500 Erie gOO Hannibal & 81 joseph 49,
600, Kansas a. Texas 1900 Lake shore $1,000,
Michigan Central 5000, Northwestern 1900, NASH
Vile Il Chattanooga 2l.500 New Jersey Central
l39)D, New York Central 28 800O Northern Pacific
- 900, Ohio Mississippi 1000. Kcadiug % 300, -.
i'aul l4JD, Union Pacific l43JO. NUDush Pacific
0sW, Western Union $500 and Houston Il Texas
l,lO0.
National Republican., 1880-11-19
JAMES N. TYNER,
AetInr rostmaster.GensraI.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT,
. WARRINGTON, d. O., October 20, 1880.


WAsHINoToS d, O., October 20, 1880.
SEPARATE sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at this Department until noon on the I'd
day of December 1850 for furnishing, by contract for
four years from the lst day OF January, 1881,
MA-IL BAGS
like the samples OF this Departments also for fur
nishlng MAIL BAGS conforming Ia materials and
sizes to the Official samples but OF different construo.
ton and improved patterns, Of which bidders are to
furnish samples.
Specifications otthe kinds Of Mall Bags and the
conditions and requirements relating To proposal,
contracts, &C. as we'll rs forms Of bidding will bo
furnished application by letter to the Second AS
sistant Postmaster,u eneral. No proposal Will be
considered which shall not have been submilled in
accordance with such specifications and forms,
The contracts which may be made viii be in con
lormlly TO tho specifications and the accepted pro-
posas The right is reserved however, TO reject any
or ali the proposals.
JAs. n. TYNER,
Oc2l Acting PoStmaster|Ieneral.
National Republican., 1880-11-19

GENERAL RICHARD l.. SATrERLEE, the army SUR
goou who died In New York few days since, en-,
Tered the service IN S29 and mis- first station was
at Chicago when Fort Dearborn was on the IRON.
tier, Here and at other western posts he wa, on
duty until the outbreak Of the Seminole war, when
he Joined the stan OF General Zachary TAYLOR In
Florida, In that capacity he served through the
Seminole war aud wont into the war with Mexico,
lie was medical director OF General SCOTS army
during the advance on the City OF Mexico aud du l.
ing the occupation of that city lie was stationed
in New York city through the civil war rs chief
medical puryeyor
National Republican., 1880-11-19
PROPOSALS..
Proposals for Fresh Beef.
OFFICE OF ACTING CoMMIssAHY or
SuBsIarENCE, Fort WHIpPE. VA,

OFFICE OF ACTING CoMMIssAHY OF
SuBsisTRScE FoRT WHITE VA,
November 9, 1850 J
CIEALED PROPOSALS, IN triplcatp, with copy
- OF this ndver rtisement attached, will be received
at this once. until u o'clock noon OF FRIDAY, NO
NEMBER 20, isSO, for furnishing tho Fresh Beef re-
quired by the Subsistence DenRrtment, u. g. Army,
for issue to troops at this post from January TO
June 20. 1851.
Separate proposals Will also be received at the same
time for furnishing such choice and other cuts of
Fresh Meats (Beef Mutton, Veal, etc.l, as may be
required by the officers aud their families,
bidders Will specify In their proposals tho prcs per
pound for which they will furnish the Beef nom
their stalls well as the price delivered at the Sub
sispnce Storehouse Further Information ms to quail
ity OF Beet ETC., viii be furnished on application 10
b. II. GILMAN, lst 1t. l3th Inf, A. A. c. =.
TO-
National Republican., 1880-11-19
WANT ED--KOOMs.

NNTANTED--By . single gentleman tphyslcian),
w employed in one Of the departments,
pleasant room and good bonrd In a private family
mo other boarders) With pleasant society about De-
cenber IL must be convenient to patent oliiCe. Ad'
dress with terms Lock Boz 6g2 Z o: nol7.itt
National Republican., 1880-11-19

UTANTED--A situation MS hostler; have had I've
w years experience: steldy work desired good
reiertnces. Address HOGAN. care OF Keyscr K
National Republican., 1880-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
The silent Man.
BY CAPTAIN aonRfsoN.

The merry flies and rattliug drums
Proclaim the conquering hero comes;
Aud thankful hearts each day increase
For him who said "let US have peace"
No pomp, no show, nor vain display,
Can lend him from his righteous way
Oh where on earth can man be found
80 modest, yet so world rcnownod2
National Republican., 1880-11-19

tally restored In either young or old All Malaria
Poisons aud lingering diseases OF whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradlcated fron
the system. For further diseases and difficulties
which trea! you mlM mSie nppi Gallon Az e my ohice
Office and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corner of Tenth
and X gtrpptg northwest n
National Republican., 1880-11-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

L'OR SALE-sO ocres Of western land; title FIRST
IL class; will ex change for good lot worth about
$50. Address NORTHWEST. Republican oiIlce.
uotV-gfe
National Republican., 1880-11-19

YOUNG marflou lauy was lamcntlng 10
friend that her husband never cared 10 kiss
her now. Beatrice, aged five, was present,
aud was laudably anxious to give any advice
in her power. "Oh, mul' she cried, why
don't You dress up us lady's maid, with Il
lace cap and rcd ribbons2 P'raps he'd care 10
kiss you then, same as he does Justine" Over
throw Of Beatrice and change of conversation.
london Sporting 7imes.
Two girls in m Illinois boarding.school had
n contest to see which would dress the quick
est OH wager. Three other girls acted as
judges, and the air seemed full of lingerie
pictorial stockings and lots Of things that no
| fellow oven knows the names Of for seven min.
| utes and thirteen seconds, when the winner
smilingly emerged, faultlessly attired, even
| to bonnet and gloves
CONVERSATION heard on the front platform
| Of street.car: Does yer tell me there niver
was such n man as Morey that writ the Chi
nase letter. Sure, the mans own muther,
mark ye, swears rs how lie nivcr was in ex-
istenCG
A NEW play is called yankee Idyl"-but
whoever saw II yankee Idle ?-NoIJiSiopn Her.
! aid. That's Just whero tho novelty OF the play
comes in. PhH0delphid BuiletH
| THE Abbot kiss Is thought TO be cross bo.
| tweon the suction of lorce-pump and the eX.
plosion of an ovor.fermented yeast Jug
Bloomington Eye
SARA BERNHARDT's first words upon land.
| ing in America were: III Henry Ward
Beechcr or Roscoe Conkling comes neargme
| III scream"
| A PHILADELPHIA man has perfected II plan
for bringing coal out of the cellar without eX-
erting any Of his muscle He makes his wife
Cartit up.
IT isn't that we mind being beaten-it's be-
| ing beaten by Kelly that sOurs us. One hates
TO be kicked to death by mue-BOston Post.
THE United States government will soon
publish the Records Of the War;" a work
filing nearly 1000 octave pages,
WHAT docs Sara BcrnhRrdtlive on2 French
| roles Imported wit.
National Republican., 1880-11-19
FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ o q Ell n EG G. Eli
Advertisements under tho head NJ


H1TUATIONs WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
Of acceptable nature and not to exceed four linea
on our third page are free to all.
Adtc,tiemenH, Tor Rent, Sale or Lost no, TO erceed
hree tines, tcU he inserted Hfee times Jor 1tcentp5fre
Qnh
u aRRwers fail TO come the first time, we invite a
second, third. many repetons rs are necessary
TO secure what you advertise for We wish the ad.
vorlfers to oe that they imposing us, but
are doing us favor by using freo columns, as we
aredelermlned TO mako THE REPUBLICAN,
THE MEDIUM
throush which the general public may always have
sheir wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postonice If initials used tey shond be directed
" tho care of some person, firm postoflce box.
No nee advertisements taken alter o o'clock y m.
Advertisements be len at our office. or sem
through the mail to
NATIONAL RTrIfnTICAN n PnINTINN co.
National Republican., 1880-11-19

800 Prizes, elS,4oV
Whole Tickets, %. Hair Tickets, 81.
81 Tickets. $50. 90 Tickets. 800.
Remit Money or Bank Dran In Letter, or send by
Express. DON'T SEN d BY REGIS Erred LET.
TER on POSTOFFICE ORDER. Orders OF IS and
upward by Express, can bc sent Rt our tkpense
II. NJ. BUARDMAN, Codrler-JOurnal Building
IOuIsylle. Nv, or SO1 and 400 broadway, New York,
or J. w. CLARK, 1905 New York avenue and i4!2
Pennsylvhui avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-19
District Courts.

CIRCUIT Court. DIVISION No. l--JusTIcE MAGAR.
THuR.-Caball VS.. Mclaughlin; settled. Pcrrcard
vs.. Cohen; verdict for plaintiff S!3J damages.
Prott VS., Terry; settled. Hill vs., Mclaughlin;
Judgment confessed, one cent damages,
CIRCUIT CoURr, DIVISION No. -JusrICE WYIIE.-
Travis IL Co, vs.. Thorn; verdict for defendant
Baum, use OF Warner, vs.. Eutwislc; settled, smith
VS.. Wheeler leave 10 Withdraw plea 10 general is
sue ana flo plea In abatement and replication TO
pleas and demurrer thereto; demurrer oyeTrulcd;
exceptions 20 plea OF general issue filed, ON hear.
ing lIitz VS., Gordon & G0rd0ui judgment below
affirmed.
EQUITY CoURr-JusrIcH CoX.-Rcgun vs. Regan;
submitted. Brown vs.. BowlcT bin dismissed
Dipplu vs.. Keesr, sale ordered Robinson vs..
Shoemaker; testimony ordered 10 be taken IN ten
days. Stoddurt ", St1ddarU leave to an supple
mental cross bill granted. fitzgerald vs. FltZlur-
ad leave granted the receiver to sue J. j. DAILY for
rent Ashton vs.. Wall; uu hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURr-JusIICE JANEs.-lohu NJ.
Green, assaulting . policeman; admitted TO bail.
Thomas Dom, robbery bench warrant returned
nutliouud; accused came into court aud delivered
himself up, forfeiture set aside aud William Wood
went on his bond for g. oOO J. s. NJ, Johnson,
murder; hearing on motion continued until to.
day,
National Republican., 1880-11-19

A FAIL kIVER girl earning salary of Y3 a
week has fallen heiress 10 $4,000, which
probably accounts for the New York Ledger's
receiving ten years subscription ROst0R
Post.
National Republican., 1880-11-19
WANrEDl-HOUsIla.

VLTANTED--A small brick house OF six rOoms
w with modern improvements between SIKH
and Fourteenth and II ana sts n W. Address B
'"'N~' "'~" ne7-ag'
National Republican., 1880-11-19
AssldNMrNrs ron TO-DAY.

CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION No. l-JuSrICE MAC
ARTuuR,-No. 357, Ragun ys. HRghl; $50, Tyson VS..
Huwgutc; SGl, Brown vs.. Satcr et al; SG5 Kirk VS..
Young 3tI, Brown vs.. Hicklngi 500, Shullcr VS..
Wmsau ct al; 378, lehrcnl VS., Hazel 37j, Nc
CcuShuw vs. Hall; S7g, Wilson W., Gachel: ISL +,
Neliys RohreT 3s3, Joachim W. CUyis $50, stevens,
trustee, vs.. puBarry ct AL
Appeal Calendar: No. l2S, Westwuud VS. Price.
Rctuur ca alendOr. No. SO, Wood Il Co,ys GrahUmite
x Trinidad Asphalt Paving company; $40, Luley
W.. Simpson; SIS. Roth vs.. Baltimore Potomac
railroad company; $50, Central National bank VS..
Bralnhall ct al; $50, Hurst, Miller Co vs. Noses
Jones ,G Co.; SsS, ClRget MUrriCc; 3g1 llerlihy
vs.. District 0 Columbia; 1896, May ". Shepherd;
rs, Miller vs., Baltimore Potomac railroad COM
pauy $50, Horton vs. Morgan,
EQUITY COURr--JUsuyE CoN,--No. 40, Merriman
VS.. BarTott o. Ashton vs.. Wall; 80, kilbuuTn VS.,
l.alIa; %, Johnson vs. Saunders; &c. Myers VS.
Myers; ~, Biggins Ys McBlalE o. Connell vs..
Dowden, %, Bowles vs. Bowes 80, Grant vs.
Frcedmaus savings 4 Trust company; a., Jones
W, NurdeW 65 Reed VS.. Randalli 4 Watkins vs..
Hunter o, Russ vs.. Gruhumi &, MasrYs. Brown.
CRIMINAL COuEr-J JusTlCR JAMEs-J0hn SilGs
Marshall Johnson, muIder Of James Johnson.
National Republican., 1880-11-19
How They We're Dressed.

We give tho following for the benoht of all
tho ladies interested in tho appearance Of
those present at the Bradley.Cameron wed.
ding on Wednesday:
The sight just before the bridal party ell
tered and when the guests had arrived was a
charming one. Tho pulpit was covered with
pots filled with rare cxotics, arranged in taste-
ful shapes Not q single color relieved the
mass OF green, but the entire effect was very
subducd. On the front seat sat tho venerable
Simon Cameron. Behind him was the wife
OF Senator Cameron. dressed in magnificent
white corded silk, with diamond ornaments,
and holding an exquisite bouquet. She
chatted gaily with General William r. Sher.
man. who sat immediately behind her, aud by
whose side WAS Mrs. Wayne MHcVeagh dressed
In a costume Of white silk, with embossed roses,
trimmed In purple. Over to the right sat George
W. Chlds aud Anthony j. Drex0l, while on
the left aisle wero Benjamin Harris Brewster
aud William Henry Rawle. Governor Hoyt
sat in the centre aisle with his wife, who was
dressed in black street costume, aud his
daughter Maud, wearing black silk-vclvet
morning suit. Hero and there appeared q
number of familiar faces, besides those mem
toned such, for instance, rs Judge Bradley,
G. l.. Bailey, James B. Mcpherson, Colonel
James Duffy, Judge Pearson, Senator Herr,
Rev. DR.. Robinson, Senator Keefer, Presi-
dent Lambcrton Of Lehigh university,
S. NJ. Provost, William Buchler, Henry
aud James Mccormick, tho uncles of the bride,
II. V. Butler and wife and Miss Horn.
blower from Patterson, n. j., and Miss Balan-
tino, from Newark, aiiancCd to son of ex-
Senator Frelnghuyscn. Many of the toilets
Rdorning the ladies wero strikingly handsome.
Mrs. s. II. Chauyenet granddaughter of Simon
Cameron, wore a rich white OrIed silk. Mrs.
David Watts, another granddaughter of the
ex-senator, wore a nrl silk; Miss Mary Ser
geant, white silk; Mrs. Dixon Of Philadelphia
nee Sergeant, white satin, trimmed with
Spanish lace; Mrs. Louis w. Hall, gold tinsel
brocade and black k-silk velvet; Mrs. LambGr
ton, pale blue silk; Miss Janet Cameron, white
French muslin with Breton lace trimmings
Mrs. Mary Berghaus, pale pink silk, will
white lace trimmings; Miss Clara Alrcks
pearl silk. with white lace trimmings, anC
Mrs. Rev. John X. Paxton of Washington, olt
gold brocade aud white bonnet and plume.
National Republican., 1880-11-19
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The swim iron steamer,
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
Captain John r. Wood built expressly for the Poto
mae river business leaves Slxthstreet wharf every
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
o'clock o. m, making the principal landings IN tho
river. Fare and freighis ct lowest rates
b. j. ACCINEiI.H, Agent,
iul0U SlNth.stroei wharf
National Republican., 1880-11-19
19lAVNLERs, GuLDn.
RlLTlMORE 4 OHIO RiIbROAD.
THE EAsrANDTHEw wEsr.v1A wAsnINoroN

rHEMoDEL FAST LINE AND THEoNLY LINE
National Republican., 1880-11-19
Icnve NYnahlnrInnL

DoUBLETRACKi JANNuY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS
Schedule TO take effect
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II, iiSl
National Republican., 1880-11-19

pYa VlrgiIian, q position as drummer for q whole
ID snlo tquOr house; command Il good trade aud
llcan Office. nois
National Republican., 1880-11-19

A YOUNG American OF Wide travel and literary
IN tastes desires occupation for asfrw hours n day
or Q lew days a week; highest references. Address
i Nj NJ. kopnhlICnn OnlCp nnLl
National Republican., 1880-11-19

SITUATION wanted by respectable white glIj |
IA 10 do plain cooking: viii assist In washing and
Ironing; good reference from the last rlace Address
MISS AllllE RElaD. CllN i u.
National Republican., 1880-11-19

WANTED-lo wet nurse best reference from
w family doctor none but responsible persons
need apply, Glenwood road, small white cottage op.
pOslle Mfs BehIc-S estate mOlI