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\fOUNT VERNON INST

MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 46
wi Mount Vernon Place Baltimore; English,
Young Ladies. Mrs. M. j. JONES and Mrs. MATT
LANi,, Principals, assisted by Professors j.. &.
BRICKENsTElN, SiDNBY LANlER, b.. BAR.
TON, NJ De- and a large corps of other teachers OF
experience and ability. superior advantages , are
offered on account of delightful situation The
.wsp,y-frst annual term will commence SEP
TENBER 20TH. Circulars sent on application.
10 S.ao. I'm
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BOARDING

DOA ARD n G - Mrs. BURWELL
ID JONES, at No. 2l2 Nineteenth street, next
door TO Broad, would like % have few ~ ntlen EN-
to occupy pleasant aud airy rooms with board, IN
most delightful neighbOrhood.
Any number Of TABLE BOARDERS can he ac-
eOiumOdated. je 26-lt
GOUTUERNERs VISITING ~ II w
~ YORK can find WELL-FURNlSHED ROOMS
I'm flrst-eiass private house, centrally located,
WITH or WITHOUT BOARD, transient or perma
nent; convenient 10 business, amusemenis, &c.
Reference Of tbe highest respectaoility given. Ad-
drsss ROOMS liz,
je 2S-3t MldisOD avenue, New York.
Mrs. cox, SO FIFTH AVENUE, cor
vi ner Tenth street., New York. ELEGANT rooms
superior boarJ. $40 weekly, ~ daily. Presery c
this advertisement fol future reference.
je 92,aw6wt
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DATAPsCO INSTITUTE.

4 - -.
MISS SARAH y. RANDOLPH, Of Edge Hill,
Virginia, Prisoipal. This well-known School for
Young Ladies ana Children viii open SEPTEMBER
18TH Ii offers unusual facilities for finished eGiu-
cation. For Circulars. address the Principal, Pa
tapscO Institute. Ellcott City, Md. je 15-lm
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2I-2325.2GS.
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE LA
Il offer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber furni- u
ture In price from s23 70 200, from the best
mznufactories Fast and West, also OF nv own
make. together With full Iine Of Psrlor, once, and
Kitchen Furniture and every article ~ the furni-
tafe line; also. Aakers' supplies OF every
description. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. PAR
ties IN want VII save money BY giyine me CAL
Once aud wareso )ms 1898 Msin street. near III
feenib street. ~ WILLIAM DAffRON.
fe IA
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BIG, REAL BONA FiDE BARGAINS.
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FINE CLOTHING.

GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE.
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LOST. sTnAYED AND STOLEN.

NOTICE.-I shall apply TO the Board OF
~ Directors Of the Richmond End napyllIe Raj
poad Company for the RENEWAL or ttRTlFi-
CATE No. 1880. dated December IL, 1856, Tor
one share OF stock in said company standing IN my
name. the original nlNiag been lost o. lssi!id
my IA laT2m CLoROE u MAiLEi'
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WANTED, TO GIVE AWAY FOR
w ADOPTION TO some good person YOUNG
and HEALTHY MALE INFANT four weeks old.
Mr.. ROBERT X ELL. whose store Is opposite Rich
mOnd college, will give information about the child.
ie 28.2tk
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RLLIlE.A4pps,, ~. ;sS!s = g Bss s''a. I"
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WANTS.

w A \ T. + D, 4 HEALTHY VET
w NURSE. without ineumbranee, who can 20
to the country for the summer. Apply at 2Ol east
Marshall street. Je2S-ltf
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WANTED, TO. LOAN $1,000 at Z per
w cent? in amounts of not less than $1,000.
Amounts less than 81 900. per cent.
GEORGE f.. CRA AWFORD,
ie2S-eod3t 1905 Bank street.
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A. SAKs 4 Co.,
1913 Main street.
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Rrcuxoxp Axp PxrEh sBURa n. ". Co..
1EEAsrRsk's vffiQ1 q
HfcuNoSp, VA, June 81, 1850.
INyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ nIvIDEND OF Iwo PER CENf. ON THE
CApiTkL STOCK OF THIS COMPANY VII %
rati al the ehice OF the compsny, ~ W. sWw
Riehmond. Va, ON and alter lhe lsf of Sent
ri,e hoos will be closed on the 2osh in-
& III uaiIi ist JpIy. IL. w fAsRiSMrvMr
Je2l-,Hl A'
National Republican., 1880-10-08
,IutiI'iinlIslip.

Gilhooly is talking about starting new
paper in Galveston, and was telling friend
about it. you can borrow $50 aud start d
new paper" said the friend encuura%ugly
you burned fool ii l could borrow $50 what
would l want to start paper for? | want
TO start the paper so that | can borrow the
S5O"-GalrestoH (Ier,) Ae,cS.
"Why don't you buy power-press p in.
quired several enthusiastic democrats Hs we
were taking our locked.up pages of type
through the streets on q wheel barrow to Il
steam printing press owned by u rich printing
firm. Why don't we buy the Bardman house,
Woodbury. block aud the publcsquare? Why
don't we raise hi on S45O? 1t is easy 10 do
all these things provided You have the coll
lateral, but 1T this writing we confess we have
not enough money to buy cheose.prcss
Printing democratic papers in Iowa is like
peddlua peanuts ia graveyard. Mmstai'
tOWH Id.) Statesanul
National Republican., 1880-10-08
Grnnl Aiming lie I,reneh.

"How did Grant so through his receptions
ia purisY
"MugnIheeully, They were never well re-.
ported in the American newspapers. Every.
body was struck with the compusure OF Grant
Ia mind and face Ii he had bccu born In a
palace he could not have accepted rompli.
mcuts !uyors and observation with more quiet
impcrluybablity, lie was careful, too, about
returning calls and keeping up etiquette, aud
not the least point could bo made against him
when he had left the country, gud In France
etiquette Is moro than law or morals.
MacMahon and Grant liked each other oX-
ccodiugly. Grant cannot speak French nor
MacAIUhon English, aud there had 10 be an
Interpreter between them always. On the
occasion of their last meeting Grant said
TO the marshal: Mr.. President | dc.ire
10 SAY q few words 10 you this evening.
MS 1 shall probably NOT meet you ugiu
In France | am going away Tomorrow,
and shall ro,uw TO my country hy way OF
Asia. d, slr0 TO say 10 you, sir, that, on my
part ut leusi-md think discern the Same
feeling In your miud-our regUd tor cucu
other has not been matter of form. am sure
liked you very soon after hUa lplsvd with
you, and think you liked me, What | wish
10 say Is that whom you htyo land down this
office I invite you TO come TO America. have
got % little house by tho side OF the ocean, NOT
extensive like one of your palaces, bu, largo
enough lar veteran like sou 90 take bi- euse
II you VIII come thcie sad stay SOME WyyEg
National Republican., 1880-10-08
THE CBoss-Ro4Ds STATESMAN
Mr.. Nasty Makes n Pathetic Appeal TO tn,
DemocrncY of tho North

Democracy of the North.
CoNFEDERIT X ROADS (wich is in the stat @
Of Kcntuck), Sept. 81 lss0.--Ef the dimocrisy
Of the north Good only realize the condishun
the dmocrisy nv the south is in, they wood
put on ther armor and never lay it of till the
last vote wu2 polled.
Tho condishun nv the south is pitable in
the eggstreme, and oness immciit releef is
extended nobody kin be miserable for tho con.
sciences.
The mountins is full nv distillors, wich Is
boin huntid by u tmnilile government. The
rites nv the citizens nv the south to nauuiak-
ter ther corn into whisky, and sell that whisky
without payin any tax onto IT,, is dispootcd.
Fcdrel revenoo agents. backed up by armed
men, is a scoulin the mountins, aud when u
moonshiner Is caught, his lkkor is conGsSated,
aud his still destroyed. II wood be suthin ef
the lklicr wuz brot down TO the villages aud
distributed to the citizens, but it is not. The
hcds Nv the barls are crooclly stove in, and
the preshus hooid is drunk by the nom
appreciative earth, wich hcz no bowels that
need it.
over thirty thousand gallons hev bin thus
destroyed within ten miles NV the Corners
this year. Think nv the dimocrats that this
lkker wood hev made Think NV the com.
fort that likker wood hev bin to mo aud
Dockin Pogram
But it is lost lorevcr.-7o'edo Blade.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

will me, will go anywhere with you in tho
country MaCMahon said: General Grant,
you have made no mislalS IN the regard |
have felt for you. It has been one
Of the honors of my term of Office
that you have becn my guest. l part from
you with regret. But, general, when Law
down this trust my hair will be too white aud
too thin and my years too many to cross tho
ocean, Grant said soon after: Mr.. Pres-
dent, when you cease to rule the country rs
its executive, you will not be altogether cast
aside. You will return to your rank rs a
marshal of France General Grant said
MacMahon, as long as you live you will be
marshal Of America The people around
MacMahon say that he never was gulty of as
good a stroke as that ut any other time In his
liie."- Gdths Letter 10 Cincinnati Enquirer.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
FOE RENT-VsOu-SEs.
iron RENT ny j

OFFICE ROOMS In No s2s and $40 Four-anda-half
Nreet n. W: also In ass Louisiana avenue n. w.
Gail for woeky Hent-Iist
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FREE ADVERTISING.
-
N q @ Ell n. R Or Vi1
Adyertlsemen,s under lho head Of

NdvefIIFemenIs uTUpf NV HNHu ~ -
SITUATIONS WANTED AND HELP WANTED,
OF acceptable nature md not to exceed four lhss
on our third page are free 10 all.
AdttrtcptnG, For rent, Sdic or lost not TO erceed
nrce tines tit Je inserted three times Jor 7tronipdUo
QnLs
II answcrs fnil to come the first time. we invite a
second tlIrd or ms many ropetons as are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for We wish the I'D.
versers to feel that they imposing as, but
are doing n favor by using our free columns, wa
are determined 10 make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
10 INITIALS ONLY nre not delivered through the
postoiice. If initials are used they should be directed
W Tie care OF some person, firm OF poNonice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock y. m.
Advertisements can be len Mt our Office. or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL nEruRTtCAN PRINTING co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
We are Two Hundred aud sixteen.


The jolly democratic crewl
Listen tothem calculated
They boldly tell MS as a fact
They'll elect their candidate.
Call the ROLL Count the votes by statcn
And YOU will the answer see
Garfield aud Arthur triumphant
Not the principles of Lee.
List, while n song to you sing.
The burden Of which shall be
Tidings to make the welltin ring
For truth and victoryl
The union II must be preserved;
No vain boast. but candid truth
The men who sought to destroy
Are now again in their youth.
California will give Garfield
Her electoral votes six;
Colorado will add her three,
And Connecticut hersiN,
Which, with Illinois twenty.one
And lowas eleven
Added to the grand old column
Gives Garfield forty-sevcn.
Next comes Kansas with her five votes,
TO which Maine viii add her seven,
Massachusetts, her thirteen, and
Michigan her eleven;
Record five for Minnesota,
And three for Nebraska state,
Aud you will have niucty-lour, with
Nevada's three on the slate
New Hampshire presents Garfield FIVE,
New Jersey likewise her niue,
While New York with her thirty-hye
VIII surely be found IN line.
Ohio with her twenty-five
VIII certainly throw her weight,
So 10 count with OrCggu's three,
one hundred ana siXty-eight.
Count Pennsylvauia's twcnty-nine
For the stars and Stripes and right,
Likewise the four from Rhode Island
Who, tho small, now comes in sight;
Aud Vermont has i've to record
For the good ticket / wecu.
Which viii nave with Wiscousin's ten,
Just two hundred and sixteen.
CToBGR o, 1880. X. d
National Republican., 1880-10-08
7 .AW SCHOOL
IL OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
JAMES G. WELLTNG, LII D.,
PRESIDE Mt.
THE Hon. WALTER :. cox, Ii. D..
PROFESSOR OF THE Law or REAL ASD PERSONAL
PROPERTY, oF CONTRACTS ASD OF CRnfks


PRESIDE ST.
THE Hon. WALTER = cox, Ii. d..
PROFESSOR OF THE LAW or REAL ASD PERSONAL
PROPERTY, W CONTRACTS ASD or CRIMks
ASD MtsDEMEAors.
WILLIAM y. MAUltl, LII. D.,
PROFESSOR or EQuIrN, JURIsPRuDESCE or COM
MOS LAW AND FQuIrY PLEADING, or THE
LAW or laNIDENCE, AND THE LAW
or Il PAtrNEHsHIP.
THE Hon. ALEXANDER u. HAGNER, LII D..
LECTURER on CRIMINAL LAW.
GEORGE Il. APPLEBN, Esq,
JUDGE OF Moor COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
or LEuAL PRACTICE.
The exercises OF the School Will be resumed In tho
Law Building Of the University judiciary Square,
Filth street, between ID aud T. streets). on tue SEC
OND WEDNESDAY IN OCTOBER October 49, ut
O'Clock p M, when opening addresses VIII be made
by tho Professors, and when Undergraduates OF the
previous year, rs wen MS new students are invited
to be present
The entire charge for tuition. lectures and all ncl
ties of the school, IN ils Undergraduate Department
s $50 for slugle year sl60 Tor two years. payable
Ia advance, hall yearly, or In monthly stanent,, NJ
the option Di students
The fee for the Postgraduate courBe In practice
covering period Of nine months, is SA5.
By pa tcuRr invitation, belng III response to n call
from more than seventy graduates IN law and mem
bers ofthe bar, the Hon. Alexander b. Hagner, LII.
D. Assoc ate Justice nf the sup Co n Of the Dis
rict OF Columbia, VIII deliver special Course of
Lectures on Criminal Law during the session Of
evening OF each week at o'clock, and the general
theory OF the Will be explained by Judge HHg-
Rt the opening Ot the school the 9Th OF Oct lber
The spec al fec for this course VIII be $40
Catalogue, may be had on application TO MossrG,
York avenue aud Fifteenth street. OF by addressing
the President of the Faculty, SplGtf
National Republican., 1880-10-08
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
VOW Yorl. Moner Mnrl,el.


New YoRK, Oct Z, 1850.
Money was easy at 285 per cent, and closed at
~ per cent
Exchange was dull at 4s01Sa4sl for long and
4S3Gis34 for short sight
Government bonds were generally firm
State bonds were Inactive.
Railroad bonds were active but irregular, Eric
new seconds cnnsols advanced TO Sgi5. do funded
hves 10 Si]I, Chesapeake Ohio lrsts to ~, st. Paul
gold sevens to 100 Mobile Ohio ilrsls d, bcnturcs
to $685. seconds do TO %, thirds do TO 90. Canada
southern iirsu to 054 Rome, WatcrtOwn & Ogdens-
burg hfsts 70 81, and Union Paclho nrsts U ll23f.
san Francisco seconds, class g, declined 10 76H.
The stock market opened weak and IN the carly
dealings prices declined 148l3f per cent, Chicago
burlington Quincy, the coal shares. Nashville Il
Chattanooga Iron Mountain and Northwestern
leading the downward movement During the
afternoon the speculation assumed a firm tone,
and under good buying he entire general list adj
vanced i4gl4 per cent, the latter Northwestern
common. IN the late dealings there was fractional
reaction. Louisville Nashville opened at an adj
vance Of 2l5 per cent, but subsequently declined
Al per cent aud closed at u recovery off, per
cent.
The transactions aggregated 1900 shares in
cludng Delaware, InCklWunna * Western IL COO,
Erie 1870, Iron Mountain $500 Kansas q Texas
1900, Lake Shore 1000 Manhattan G.7u0 Nurtli-
western 1850 New Jersey Central 1900. rauiho
Mail G,3Ol st. Paul g.S0O 1t. Paul d Omaha 5000,
Wabash Pacific 1l,I0l, Louisville 4 Nashville 1870,
and Su'ro Tunnel 29,5O0
HaHH
National Republican., 1880-10-08

BALTIMORE, Mn, Oct. 7.
Cotton dull. Mlddllns, 1917,
Flour firm and active.
Whcat-SOuhern higher and strong western
higher and strong. Southern red, 81 O7gl II; do.
amber, 81 l2Gl lS No. 1 Maryland, 81 l2l4; No. .
western winter red spot and october, 81 lJal los;
November. 81 l0}zGl l0X; December, 81 l2pl l24.
January, 81 l3Aql 1Sl5.
Corn--Southern nominal; western dun. Southern
white. 55c do. yellow, 5iG: western mixed, spot,
and October 52c; November, i23Id55c.
Oats quiet and firm. Western white iOG4lc; do.
mixed, IS c59c.
Rye quiet at g7c9Sl 90.
Hay unchanged
Provisions firm aud unchanged.
Butter quiet Prime to choice western packed,
lGd25c.
Eggs quiet at l962 2Oc.
Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee dull. Rio cargOes, ordinary to fair, 12I0
l5iSc.
Sugar dull. A soft 07Sr.
Whisky quiet and unchanged.
FIeights unchanged
RcCei ptN-Flour 1882 bbls; wheat 1884 bu;
corn, 77OO bu; oats, 32l7 bu.
Shipments-Whcat ljOOl6 bu; corn, 800 bu.
Snles-Whcut, 560S75 bu; corn, 1880 Du.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ESES 'SR E4h.-Nl aSdhhhlA EpGS.
ENoR sALE-An extension table (onlSl, IN frst-rale
H. condition., g. ana n baby carriage also I'm good
condition, So Inquire at 80 First 81 n ". oca3tr
n LIGHT, notop buggy for sale chean side bar
n and four springs Apply to liERBEltl A
GIBBS, ~ 81 Cloud building oc2-3tt
NOR SALE Handsome black silk dress pat ern,
~ containing twenty-tArou yards. Address 81 Tx,
Republican uilice. oCFolt
TNOR SALE CilEAP-OhiCe desk, in good ordor.
II nearly new, containing b0uk.rack, pggOn-holcs
and cupbO0rGs also revolving chair Cull NJ l.'A
tour-Hnd-u-hnli 81 W, oc1-5l
VNOR SALI3-The fixtures contained In Park shoe
IL store O32 7th ST. will be sold ~ bargain II pppli.
cation ia msdo at oueo, AUS u
TTI.W sRtc, made by the celebrated manufacturers,
~ Nos6rS Musler, EauWNun q IJ NlIGlluAtl,
ONO can 10 gyCl w this Oilce,
National Republican., 1880-10-08
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE PURCHASING ASD DEPOT
CoMMissAEY or SUnsisrESCE, :

7
COMhiSSAkN or SUnBISrESCE, :
WAsHiSGION, u, G., oct. ., 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS, Ia duplicate with cnpy
- Of this advertisement attached, viii bo received
at this office until IL o'clock SATURDAY, OC o.
nER o. IS o. for the delivery at the u. ;. subsistence
Depot In this city, of the following Subsistence Stores,
viz;
100 barrels Flour, made nom Spring Wheat.
25OO pounds Corn Meal
1000 pounds salt, fine In bPgS.
4,OQJ hounds Soap hard laundry not to contain
more than ten per cCutum Of RESIN ana " be
nco from other Odult ltcrnt Ons.
G01 pounds Oatmeal
1900 pounds Table salt, IN S-lh. pockets.
GO small boxes Table salt.
A standard sample Of Flour om be seen ut this
Office.
Samples Of the articles proposed to be delivered
must be submitted with the proposals
The stores to he delivered immediately.
Envelopes should be marked Proposals for -"
For further information apply 20 the uMdelelgned
w. II, BELL,
oc12t Capt. and c. S., 4, s. Army,
National Republican., 1880-10-08
ocsAsls
r H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctionecr.

TMrsTEEs, SALE OF A Two.sToRY AND AT.
TIC CFllAME HOUSE ON NINTH STREET. BE.
TWEEN H. AND PIsNNSYfVANIA AVENUE
SOUTHEAST
, By virtue Of deed Of trust dated July 10. 1875
duy recorded In lbsr 7Sg folio va of the land
records for the District 81 Columbia, aud at the re-
guest OF the party secured. Will sell at public auc
lon, IN front of the premises on TUESDAY, the
18th day of OCTOBER, a. ID. 1850, OF e. 0 o'clock
y. me- me iOllowlngdescrbed real estate situated in
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia, to wit
Phrt OF lot numbered one ~ In square numbered
nlnehundred aud twenty-five (O-5). described ~ fol-
lowS' beginning for the same Mt the southeast cor
ler OF sad lot one 90, and running thence north
thlftNtight feet eight inches 3s r. n, thence wcst
stNentyiwo feet, thence south thirty eight ect eight
inches (iS n IN aud thence east rcutytwO feet
thereon.
Terms: Ono-third ca j. and the balance In six (G).
WE'VE 10 aud eglte n lsl months With Interest ut
sper cent per anunm, secured by deed Of trust on
inc property or all cash, at option Of purchaser II
terms Oi sale are not cJmued with In seven dnya the
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at the
FISK and cost of the denultng purchaser after five
days Advertisements JOHN JOY Ep5ON,
THOMAS &. HOPKINS,
oc3l8,2O Trustees.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
TE3AYEaEssN' GsIIDE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Doube-Trncls
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
10 take effect
SUNDAY, MAY %. lSsl. AT 1890 T. NJ.


AM Leave Washington;
G;Ji-f fBALTiMoRE EXFHl5ss
G:l5-lialtimore. Annapolis aud Way. Piedmont,
suashurg, Winchester, Hagersiown, Frederick
qnd Way; via ReayGl, e,-.,-
Oa'-SSTAAUNToN ANDsIRGINIA SPRINGS EN-
oOO-ElGW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor car
to New orl aud Philadelphia.
GC0-lOn sunday Oniy-Bultimore, Annapolis ana
VIO-iSlc LOUIS, CHICAGO COLUMBUS AND
FlTTSBURG EXPRIiSs Connects for ITagers.
town, and NJ Point OF Rocks for Frederick and
PSiimSn % ts cars to Cincinnatl ] and and LSaisviiio
daily; Grafton TO sandusky daily, except Satur-
lO:OO-lBALTIMQRE EXPRESS, Stops at Bladens-
burg, College, Beltsylle, LAUREL Annapolis
Junction. Jessup's and Hanover.
i;:i9-nlatlmcre Alnpap9ls, ElIlGott city and Way.
lSi-BALTIMOtE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
aSS-SSEW YohETs BniLADEIrMiA AID Bos-
s;aO-gsllimore and Way stations. Winchester,
,,o ErsdSreG nagerston and, 9nd WY u" Relay
REL EXPRESS. lFrederick, via RelayJ stops
-. e Annapolis Junction. ,,.,..u.,.,,, ,,,,.,
chester aud Way Stations. con sundoyt Point
55iS-CmiGAGo AN6 TCohiUMBUs i T%PiREss.
STG3 fSli = feFS ESD ay BALTIMORE Ex
oo- PRLss;, sto at Biadens6urg and Laurel
6ii-tBaltimore and Way stations
7EO-BALTIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
g:3O-tSH LOUIS, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
PlTISBuRG EXPHEss. QltIsburg except
SundUy.)
Sleeping cars to ST. Louis and Pittsburg,
0:3l-tBALlIMolsE, BLADENsBUhG AND LAu-
REL EXPRESS
IOI5-tNEW YORK, -PIIGLADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. sleeping cnr
10 New York. and special sleeping car 10 Phia'
tDaiiy, sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday,
All trains stop ut Relay station,
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore d
Ohio ticket Offices Washington Station, and COS Blu
and 1851 penusy lVnnin avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders will be taker for baggage to
be checked and received at any point Ia che e!tg.
W.M, CLEMINIB,
Master OF Trnusp rtutiOn.
GEO. S. kOUNIZ General Agent
l.. NJ. COLE. General liCkot Agent,
1 LnL-u Il A
National Republican., 1880-10-08
EDUCATIONAL.
LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Hon. Arthur MacArthur, Presldent

Hon. Arthur Macarthur, President
Post-Graduate Glass, Prof II. o. Claugliton. will
meet Monday. "Wednesday and Saturday at p. M,
commencing October o.
senior Class Prof w y. webb, will meet Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday, at p. M, commencing DC
tuber O.
Junior Glass, Prof Eugene Carusi, will meet Tues
day. Ihursday and Saturday, ut p. M, commencing
Tuesday, October 8.
Regular lecture Fridays at T;30 p. M. commencing
November s. All students are expected to attend
those lectures special topics by gentlemen eminent
at the bench and bar List orlectures and topics will
be ready NoVemberI. 1.
Special lectures ON criminal law Tuesday, ut 7.3C
p. m, commencing Tuesday, November 2
Moot Court Wednesday, at 4 30 y. m.
Tuition-Junior and Senior classes, e5 per month
PosGra1unte Glass. $15 for the full term. This In
cudes Moot Court recitation and all Lectures general
and special. Gentlemen Intending 10 enter can apply
10 the secretary, W. ]. NEWTON $50 seventh street
or NJ the Lectureroom, lil9 New York avenue, from
8 to d. m. oc,