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National Republican., 1880-09-23
ALrxAvDn1A, VA, Sept. %, 1s,

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 90, 1850.
A Garfield and Arthur club has been organ.
lied at Mount Pleasant in Fairfax county.
The September grand jury term Of the
county court, Judge james Sangster presiding,
commences in this city Monday next
Mcssrs. A. G.. Riddle and Francis Miller Of
Washington will address the people Of this
city on Monday night, 27th instant, at o'clock
in favor of Garfield aud Arthur
Virginia Washington, very old colorod
woman, while lighting her p pc at stove, In
house across Hunting creek, yesterday
evening, was seriously burned by her clothes
catching fire.
James w. Wilkers0n a young man w0l
known in this city, was yesterday evening
committed to jail as IL lunatic, by Justice
Whittlescy, for examination by u commi sion
Of luuaoy tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Rev. William Mcclure of tho reformed
episcopal church has accepted Il call To tho
pastuship of the Antiaroh and Acquinton
churches, in Essex aud King aud Queen couu.
ties, lately undcr the charge Of Bishop Lutauc,
who has gone to Baltimore.
Mrs Margaret Hyde died at her residence,
af er n short illness, carly this morning, In tho
scyGutioth year OF her age. For twenty-five
years she has occupied stand in the market
OF this city. Her funeral will lulo place to.
morrow from the residence Of her sou.in.law
Mr., Henry Hcrbuor
The remains of William MoTet Post, son OF
the late Dr, William NJ. Post Of Baltimore, aud
nephew Of Mrs Harriet Cu2cnoye of Seminary
| hill, who died in Baltimore Yesterday, were
brought here to-day and inferred iu ST. Puul's
cemetery, Rev DR.. Falrot Baltimore, assisted
by Rev. Thomas Packard, officiating.
Captain Rankin, Of tho schooner Eliza An,
! dursou, reported to Deputy Collector Of Gus
| toms +. H. COrbott late yesterday evening
| that when OF Gicsboro, from Georgetown on
! his way to Hartford with coal, about o'clock
| ia the afternoon, Johu o. Ward, the steward
Of the schooner, who was standing ON the raj
AZ the Time was accidentally knocked over
/ board ana drowned The unfortunate MAJ
after sinking never came to the surface u
/ the water again,
National Republican., 1880-09-23
orernlIons of INC ncnIth omcc.

The following is Health Officer Towushend's
report ofthc operations ofhs Office for the week
ending Septcmbof Is, 1850: Nuisauccs rcport.
ed 5I6; referred, 81; abated, 435; referred to
commissioners, 3; official notices issued, 81;
citizens complaints, %; deaths from all causes
reported, ST. cases of death referred TO coro.
mer 3; burials at public expense, IO; invcs.
legations for local cause Of disease, .; tons Of
garbage removed, 4si; dead animals re.
moved, li0 Marine products iuspectcd-5 s0S
bushels oysters, 1,ss5 buuchcs f,l, L., 600 salt.
water tailors, 80 sturgeon, 1900 trout, 1871
crabs, 80 shcop'shead, 5l7 mackercl. II
drums, 45 porgcs. Marine products con.
demncd-lO bushels oysters, 1871 crabs. I'm.
wholesome food condcmncd--ljI pounds beef,
~ pounds mutton, 90 pounds veal, IS pounds
pork, % pounds bacon, 49, pounds sausage, .
chickens 80 birds, Is tongues, ! 8 pccks apples,
bunches beois, ls3 cabbnges, - dozen corn,
lgl egg-plants, II cymluls, pocks potatoes,
G-l peCks tomatoes, 20 pccks beans, 70 quarts
lima beans, IS peck- peaches, 30 pounds grapes,
90 watcrmcous, III CauDaoupcs, 81 dozen
cucumLors, 81 bushels miscellaneous vcggta.
hIe5, Pound rcpori--s7 animals impouudod,
~ redeemed, - killed, "a remaining in pound.
Report of rphysiciuns to the poor--3?2 patients
treated, l3j Of which were whitond 81 col.
orcd 5oi visits were made aul l02 Office cou-
sullatiou5 held; 81 orders for food were issued
% sick poor persons.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Hotel Arrivals.

ST. Jamos-Jumes T.. sDut2 and wife Of
Indiana, L, b. SclIimUu and wife of Louis.
vile, KY G.. NJ. whitney ana wife OfC Chicago,
+. Stevens, Amos w. Edwards aud j. G..
EMERY of Philadelphia, John Fulton Of Penn.
sylyaulu, Thomas Elgeton and wife OF Free
mout y. c., George Mackenzie and wiie Of
Baltimore, Md, W. W. Pierson uf Uohuicu,
-, A. B, Emucy and WIFE of Wi'l,UmapUrt,
Pa, q. j, lluwcyaud wife aud Henry Rupp
aud wife OF san Francisco, a. Campbell oil
Maryland, mud Jumcs Hayes OF Virginia,
Eiggs-lohn j. Kroner Of Now Jersey, G. l..
Magcc Of Pittsburg, AcSnndotR K, Esfy ol Bos.
ton, Mrs Peter Kcll, Mrs Puilip K,il aud
Mrs. Fred Kcll of Baltimore, Miss Josie Byr.
klo Of Coyugtou, Ky" aud u. c, Hopper OF
Philadelphia,
Ebbitt-Rchmd Wake of NorGolk. II. 0.
Smith Of Philadelphia, j. Il. stanton, C.S.N.,
Harold Parker OF Charlottesville, Eu aud
Madison Boits aud daughter Of Wilmington,
Ohio.
lmpcrial--Jumos H. May Of New York, and
W. y. la Holla agent Slickncy's circus.
Willard James Il. Brigham Of Fhilu.
| dclphiu George McHelvcy Of Hubbard Ohio,
| Albert SmNil ct llagcIstoWn, Md, r. q. Cole
| Of Florida, ". s. lle.llnup of Louisville Israel
| C. Becker ana som OF Reading, Pa, and Henry
f.. Lawrence and wife Of New York.
National-Maior William Lee Miss Hannah
Leo and Mrs, Jane G, Diusmoro Of Washington
county, Pt., H. f, Owens aud wife of phila.
dclphia, W, o. Dillingham; of Baltimore Hon.
j. 4. Briggs of Manchester n. H., A. W. Mar.
bury of California, Charles W, Lputcrbach OF
Philadelphia, e. 8. Atwood of New York
Sandford Clark of Baltimore, j. G.. Crawford
and lady aud +. W. Goodrich and lady OF
Boston, j. A. Stone and j. j. sullivan of Bur.
llnpton, w., Il. T.. Snodgrass Of Wisconsin aul
Il. W. T. GOG Of Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1880-09-23

Onccr OILro Of the Gnh precinct yesterday
arrested B. y. Chase, well.kuown umbrella
manufacturer, residing on Eleventh street
above the Avenue, on charge Of IapO pre-,
fcrrel By Annie Fitzmolris, lomerlya servant
in Chasc's employ. The girl charges that tho
crime was committed the 25h, 20,h aud Both
Of last July, but that through intimidation she
had been prevented from getting q warrant
until fcw days ago. The complainant gayo
her ago as sixteen, and stated emphatically
that Chase forced her to submit to his brutal
ity. lie Was taken to tho slatlou-house, but
shortly after was released on bail in the sum
Of 81 500 for his appearance at police court TO-
day,
National Republican., 1880-09-23
THE LEESBURG FAIR.
Tho Second Day on the Grounds - Hors
nnl nIcrrIns.

The Second Day on the Grounds - Horses
and Bicycles.
lCortespon dence Of THE NATIONAL RrrUBLIcAN
LEEsRURG, VA, Sept. %, 1850
Lecsburg has seldom seeu larger crowd
than that which gathered here to-day and at
tended the Loudoun county fair. There wcrc
5000 present, at least 4s00 having en-.
tered the fair grounds by 1 o'clock in
the afternoon. Everybody seemed imbued
with the same spirit, and that was to enjoy
themselves. Notwithstanding the large gath
criug the best Of order prevailed. Inc day
passed IN very pleasant manner hcjudgcs
made several reports on their examinations,
though the premiums will not be awarded until
tomorrow.
Among those vino received premiums for
horses were J. II. Paxson, A. Ferguson, j. w.
Foster, J. II. Moore, J. Il. Beverly, j. c. Vau
Sicklcr, Henry Saunders, G. Whitacro and
Jonah Nixon. For cattlc-Jumcs w Thomas,
J. d. Beverly T. b. Harrison, G.. A.. Ball, Dr.
G. ofgc A. Quipby, SClman & Fadely, \. NJ.
Chichester aud Mortimer Thompson. Mr.. j.
J. Yates of Rtppahaurock, Na.. who exhibited
two thice.ycEr.old Durham heiIcrs whose
combined weight was 3,60j pounds, received
several premiums for the same. They richly
deserved a., being one, or, to speak more ac'
Curtcly. two of the features of the fair.
Tho bicycle race brought to tue track y.
N. X. Borden George Cook, Harry Donaldson
uud IL. VI. ScbOolcy All of them rode weil'
the distuc" being tor u mile, which was run
iu heats Mr.. Schooey won, Mr.. Borden sec
oul. Mr Cook was prevented on account oil
not feeling as wei as he desired, from entering
tho second heat. Silver trophies to the value
OF $50 wctc presented to the first and second
viuuctl All Of them belong to the Columbia
Bicycle club of Washington.
Sellmnu & Fadcly's black horse Castlcman
won tho county race, defeating Tempest ana
Rtrus, tho best time being 2:5O3. running
rscc, mile heats, was won by Maggie p Alroy
second and Wathcma third The best mile In
tho first heat was made in 1856, which is con-
sIdcrcd good time considering the course. The
bicycles though the course has u big hill In
90, got over tho distance in three minutes aud
ilty.uinc seconds. The fair winds up to
| morrow, when it is expected another large
| crowd will be present.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
TRUNKS AND IIlRNEss
Now Advertisements.

Room wanted.
Farm for sac
Counter scales wanted.
Steamer Jane Moselcy.
Furnished house wanted
National Medical College.
Proposals for waste papcr.
Furnished room al $40 street northwest.
Furnished rooms at 90 X street northwest.
Furnished rooms at S13 Sixth street north.
Rest.
Two rooms at 1924 Eleventh street north.
west.
Parors aud rooms at 1907 C street north.
west,
Annual convention Of the Christian Mis-.
Iouary society.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Ino Athlctics aud NntIonaIa.

After an interim of two weeks the lovers Of
the game viii have an opportunity TO witness
q little moro baseball. Tho Athletics oi
Philadelphia viii be here tomorrow aud re.
main two days. Their nine with two cxceu.
tiOns Is entirely new when compared with
the one brought here carly I'm The season. II
IS much stronger, aud thcySnlay % fine gam,
0fbal. Il is some time since q fine game m.
been seen here, aud the patrons of Tho sport
will DOW have q chance Ii Is To be h0ped
thai they will appreciate it By attending at
the grounds.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Marriage Licenses,

The clerk Of the court has Issued the FOL.
lowing marriage licenses: Bennett b.
Sm1nds Of New Orleans, Lp., and Lula b.
Fuzlugh Of PHuco William county Va:
Benjamin i, Shawa Lucy VI. Shockcy; james
a. ll1rjister aud Mary d. L. smith, both of
Rosaryvilc, Prince Georges county, Md;
Albert Brooks and Lucinda Ware; Henry Car.
ter and Ella NJ. ID. Webb.
National Republican., 1880-09-23

A. noted in eur advertising columns an
Important change has been made in The time
schedule Of the luland & Seabourd CoUstinr
company, to 20 into effect next Monday, On
nud uttor that day the steamer Jane Moscly
will leave her wharf at o'clock precisely for
Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, Piney Point and
Point Lookout on Mondays, Wednesdays aud
EIiduys, IN pLnce Of the L.dy Of Lho Lake.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
10 the Public.

The vile and Infamous charges that appear
in the Star of this evening, connecting my
name with the divorce case of James f.
Walker, are base slandcr. Suspension OF
judgment by my friends and the public is re-
quosted until the facts in tho case are estab'
lished by law. Respectfully,
SEPT, 22, 1880 r. G, STEVENS,
National Republican., 1880-09-23
CRY ITEMS.

HAVE suffered from a kidney difficulty for
tho past ten years, accompanied with nervous
spasms. Physicians gave me but temporary
relief but after using three aud ono.half bot.
tlos OF Warmers Saia Kidney and Liver cure,
nay nervous splsms were eutiiCly relieved.
My pgo Is soycuty.scven years ] recommend
this great remedy 10 all suffering from nervous
troubles. Mrs MARY REESE.
ItsIgU Pa
National Republican., 1880-09-23
THE NdTION1L RIFLES.
Mustered Into the National Guard-An
tetcsting Ceremony.

Mustered Into the National Guard-An In
tetcstinE Ceremony.
The National Rides assembled according to
orders ut their urmory, Marim's hall, last
evening for the purpose of being regularly
mustered into the National Guard of the Dis
tlirt of Columbia. Promptly Mt o'clock
" ioT Iwiuuc. engineer commissioner Of the
District accompanied by Colonel Burnside OF
fha Rifles. arrived, aud afc having been re-
cciytd With military honOrs, Immediately
proc sodCd 10 muster M the company in aC.
clrltucc with the military laws Of the United
States. 40 tho conclusion of the roli-cali it
was u.eelta.ucl that three commissioned
o1iaOrs and ify.nue men had answered to
th.,r names aud sworn allegiance to the
United stttrs. Several of our prnmi.
uyut oiUg'ua, who wero present to witness
tny rather novel ceremony, were entll usiastic
Iu tIDIr rrm1tEs relative 10 proficiency, dis
cipiuo aud PERFORMED of the new company. At
tbc conclusion OF tho mastering ceremonies,
thr commanding officer announced the follow
ing standing committees OF the company
EXccuii I've committee George W.Evans CHAIR
mani. y. e, Addison, J. =, Page, 4. C.. Floyd
aud James a. sample; recruiting committee
james +. Oyster ,Chuiiman), c. Atkinson, c. F.
Barrett, +. VI. Barnes and Il. Il. GttiHgs
finance commiitce--J. o. Manson lchairman)
w. n. Eupp, &. 4. Smith, w. b. Magiuder aud
George W. Rigglcs; special committee on uui'
forms Lieutenant j. VI. Blsseit (chaiiman)
W. H. Hcndig J. G.. Addison, J. o. Mauson
George W. Evans, James +. Oyster and james
A. sample.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
4 mo EsuiBhIsHuEyr.
The improvements Recently Completed h
the EisomnM Mrnthors.

the Eiscmau brothers.
Tho recent improvements about the clothing
establishment OF Espmau l}r g., corner OF Sev-
eulh aud Z streets northwest, have attracted
much attention, and mc characteristics Of tho
enterprise of the hrm. The increasing husi.
ness Of this popular house, which has doubled
within three years, rendered an enlargement
Of their house necessary. So the firm secured
possession Of the entire building occupied by
them aud have fitted IT mp supcrbly. The
building has four stories and basement On
the ground llo1riS one Of he finest store-rooms
I'M the city, well lighted and conveniently ar
ranged. This A1or is devoted exclusively to
the sale of rcudy-male clothing One Of the
wonders Of the place Is the ingenuity dis
being filled with drawers, all of which grc
ugcled full of goods. Tho ceilings are urtii.
ically lrescned, aud the woodwork is
carved and handsomely painted. In
addition TO the stairway i'm the rear a
handsome flight of SiuiIs, with an elegantly
calyoi Lalus.lr has been erected at
tho right Of tho entrance. On the newell
most Il chandelier Of rich pattern, and oppo-
sito IL splendid mirror which aids in pro-
duciug magnificent effect when the chaudc-
iicr is lighted, Tho second floor is divided
being given up to the tailoring department
the one in the rear o sjGSrOom for boy, aud
chldrcu's clothing, Both If these apartments
arc handsomely aud richly furnished ana car'
pctcd
On the third Goor are stored away unsc0son,
able and duplicate goods aud 0u the fourth
nour arc the work rooms for he custom de-
parlmcut The basement Is used for storing
goods. Tho whole makes mp one OF tho most
conveniently arranged and handsome bushes.
establishments in the District
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Great Eycitcmcn.

at the Great Boston Shoe Auction House,
i9l Penna avenue, Just received Il large lot
OF jc. shoes
LEOPOLD RIcHoLp Proprietor
National Republican., 1880-09-23
A Resolution to Loan Their President Cried
Down.

A Resolution TO Eoan Their President Cried
Down.
The Jackson Democratic association held
their regular meeting last evening, Mr.. j. T..
Norris IN the chair and Mr.. :. =. Moses secre.
tary. A feature Of the meeting WAS the num-
Der Of members of the Old Guard, who spOrtcd
pokcr.dot ncci;tics, and the young converts to
democracy, who filed nearly all tho available
seats, leaving the leaders TO enjoy the pleasure
Of resting afoot The first resolution offered
plunged the association into the dcplhs Of
dcspq!r, as it proposed to the democracy Of the
middle states to loan them its venerable pres.
dcnt us an orator. SObs and cries Of Don't
leave Us" What will we do without thee"
etc, resouudcd throughout the hall; in the
midst of which Mr., Norris rose, aud extend.
ing his arms rs ii to embrace all his faithful
followers is reported to have said: "My friends,
l feel IL difficult to express my feelings
at this manifestation of grief, but il you will
only be calm | pledge myself TO remain
among you" This had a tendency to allay
the excitement and a resolution was then sub
mittcd plcdging the association for $1,000 for
u campaign fund. OF this amount $40 WIS
subscribed, about eight Of the members bear.
ing the brumt Of the battle. No other bus-
ness was transacted, and it was deemed ad.
visUbc to fire tie hearts Of the patriots pres.
cut with an address. A Nr. James Liugnu OF
New Orleans WAS then introduced aud jumped
into favor by his first utterancc, which was
that lie had served four years in the cUufrdcr'
ate army, aud hoped this would be n voucher
for his democracy. The speaker thcu pro-
ceedcd to hur q volley Of Latin cpithets at his
hearers, the majority of whom fed precipi-
lately, as it did not SAVIOR of the language
generally used by their superb candidate and
his new supporters. Those who remained
were sorry enough, and killed time in convcrs
ing upon the campaign aud It's promises
Finally, after having used the words "in con,
ciusion' several tines the orator collapsed
aud so did the meeting.
National Republican., 1880-09-23

TUE popular prejudice against proprietary
remedies has long siuco been conquered by The
marvellous success of such remedy as DIR
Bulls Cough Syrup. Used everywhere by
everybody. Price % ccuts.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
rhermomnule teaalnE..
OFFICE CHIEF sGSAL Orucrn, e. $.

OFFICE CHiEf SIGNAL OFFICER, L, :, A.,
SEPTEMBER %. 1880
"a, m,...r ~ en m....,, " u.m.... ~
7;aj a. M, 80 81. m...,,. - Maximum, 7I
II q. m..,U " %. uI....,u 10 Minimum, la.'
Indications,
For the middle states, northeast 10 southeast
winds increasing Cluui.uuss uurug tIg dHy iu.-
lowed hy light rains, slight change Inlcmptralufc
rising followed hy falling barometer
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Thrnirc CnInInun.

The attraction at this popular resort shou ID
be sufficient to crowd tho auditorium every
night The variety performance Is very care.
fully selected, while the uferpioce, "Pomp,"
bings'n the full strength of the company.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
A PARABLE.

An illustrated campaign document, in verse;
for sale at s. per 1000 or 10 cents per 100.
Orders received by mail or at the counting.
room Of THE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Irench Orera.

This morning the box'sheet opens for Mau.
rice Grau's celebrated French Opera company
troupe, which will present Olcnbach's latest
opera Of IA Fillc du 1Rmbour Major" on
Monday night next. Those who propose at
tending should lose n timo IN selecting their
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Az Umbrclla MaIlor IL Trouble.

BENEDICrINE MATT WINE BEER, Finley &
Koch agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
A Change otTine.

julius LANsarRGu's 81 Tapestry Brussels
RiI mn
National Republican., 1880-09-23

The National Saie-DoposIt Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue
continues TO receive valuabcs Of all dgscrp
tions lor safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Our $40 "Ilnoclsnbout'
ruE DEM. J.icKs. IN DEsr4IR.

suit Is selling like hot cakes to hungry man
kat2ensteiu, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-09-23

JuLUs LANsBURGus 81 Lowell Iugraiu'
3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
AATCSElTENJ,S.
National Thcnt

The large aud delighted audiences which
have hccu in attendance nightly attest the
excellence Of the organization which holds the
boards at the opcra.housa this week, The
different specialists have already been mon
toned, aud Il only need he said that each per-
foruancc proves more c3nclusiycly the excel
lnnrn nf lhn irlmnn-
National Republican., 1880-09-23
ALEXANDRIA, AEF.iIRS.

uLICs LANsBUnou's 3jc, Hgrin, 3l5 7th
National Republican., 1880-09-23
baltimore ana Ohio Depot, gornUr NeW Jrr-
Eoy AycnJo gud d street,

tAtriyo daily Others -uudais O.
F5-FOr the lime VI departure q
llelnenls elsewhere
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During the late war General Nc
Clernand and Commodore Kountz
originated a Mississippi river cam
paign. AS Stanton who had been
Kouniz's lawyer at Pittsburg, was
to pass on the utility of the pro-
posed campaign, the Commodore
went on to Washington and laid
it before the War Department. 1t
met Mr.. Stanton ) cordial indorse-
ment, and, together. Stanton and
Kountz waited upon Mr.. Lincoln
to give it vitality, Stanton stated
his appreciation Of the proposed
campaign and named McClernand
to lead the troops. But, said
Mr.. Lincoln, "I hate to put Me-
Clernand over Grant Grant Is do
ing well enough Eyes, report
ed Stanton. "but TO carry out this
programme we must have DASH
ing man." With his usual merry
eye twinkle Lincoln replied; 20,
if you want "A dashing man, I'll
send for Pope. He came dashing
into Washington, you know with
not man behing him and when
no man in Washington had the
least curiosity to see him =
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RsrER TO- Hon. W. T. Hamilton, Ira
ders National Bank, Wilson, Palmer 4
Co., Judge Geo. Brent, T. Claggett of
Weston, Hon. Barnes Compton, Treasurer
of Nd, John w. Garrett, Robt. Garrett
4 Sons, T. Robt. Jenkins 4 Son., Jas. D
Mason d Co., Henry James, Esq, Pres't
Citizeu's National Bank.
Oct Is, ICY
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We heard a gentleman of dis
tinctiou remark q few days ago
that West Virginia needed now to
make her stand forth 10 the world,
rs she Is In fact, one of the richest
states of the Union, in develop
ment of the riches which are I'M
bedded In her mountains; and
that no man In the State has a full
er knowledgs of her resources of
wealth, or is more able to give
them prominence, than the Hon.
Charles James Faulkner, and that
he ought TO be the Governor. He
would bring to the discharge OF
the duties of the Office eminent
abilities-marked by d long life of
distinguished services that have
gained for him more than State
and National reputation an ener-
Ky not surpassed and o devotion
to the interests of the whole peo-
pie possessed In a higher degree
by no citizen of the Common
wealth. - Garlestown Free Press.
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