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H1:NA0N'A POROUS PLANTER.
RAPID TRANSIT.
Twelve Miles an Hour
Fifty Wears Ago.
An Experimental Trip from Phil"
adelpliin to South AM
boy, N. J.
Compared with the Express Trains Of
To-Day.
Other I'm 1,1'ove1nc1,ts Of No
Le4H Note.
People WHO Used to Laugh Mt the
Idea Of Wearing n Plaster.
Now Using Them.
othc1. I'm Of No
LGtts Note.

1t was my 9nod fortune some ycars nEo-nnt
quite flfty-t0 sit next tn Gen. !. WAtsDn WcllI,
tho Journalist, on tic experimental trip Of thu
tr,lln which came from Philadelphia to South
A1aboy, y. J. lie seemed to be delighted will,
tho speed OF tho engtne which was drugElng
a!oug thoso unique. old-fnshioncd ours on tho
tlcn unsafe rlad-bcd. 18e sud- IN high glcr:
"This is something like travelling! Thfnk ut
twelve miles TN hour!' Tho breeze. the row
scenery, tho accomplishments generally, wcro
inspiring. "No lnorp stuge- ruling. Notiay' y fA-
tlgtte between New York md Philadelphia. No
Improvement could be Ml..ig III ttda."
4 very few years slKu ttayolrtl with tho sa1nc
gentlGnin1l. Just then returned fEt'm Il foreign
nssIon. butwcen tho eutne two cities. 1t took
but two hollrs to inMk1 tho trip. renewed my
acquaintance with tho GvneIt. and VIZ laughed
hettrttly ut sur enthusiasm If tho long nttl. nIld
he snftl: 1--WE t!n,ight TINT Kpeed urrnt, t!n T
we? hut tho world hlA progressed since theil.
Its pruXrrss has nut bcon conttncl to Railway
trnyel.
While railroads wpre yet in their infancy. tho
lnulu 1shbGGr Porous plnStcr 1illtp Its aplAalr-
nHce. II possessed qualities which wcrp tlnn
quito ruw IT, tho medical world. and sufficient
taGrlt to nuke 1t iii tlftp quito p0pular hut tho
tin,e ce whB It ~, longer sMtls!lr tho public.
lteC1lusg II WIS sluggish In Its HGttOn.-tMys at,il
weeks OF coslAtAnt wear often being required u
bring rcl1ef.
In answer to tho public dGsnnnl for II I'lAster
which wl,llltl 1let ltlrg promptly Anl effectively,
lltns0ns Cnpcllle Porous Pluster ultt.lu f.a up
hs+rtifafn4
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PORTLAND, Me-, Nfnrch G.-s[c1tenzte's Rrtst
nnd box mill at I}ar Mills burned ycster,ny, to-
Ecther with covered 1rldgc 10 fcot long. Loss,
SUQ,QQ pnrtlulty insured.
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r. FAlstIfF RELIEF MOVEMENT,
=, ,ocnliS, March b.-.rAu Mansion lIouse
A*as1 Committee has received = letter from
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Mlnncnpolfs for April H. 10 tnte steps to scc,'re
n representative IN tho International MIllers'
Exhibition at Cincinnati 3tny IT.
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AID FOR-IRELAND.


E1l{LNf4O,
Further contributions of tile Catholic
churches Of tho Diocese Of ClIcago for tho
relief Of tic destitute IN ireland haye been
reported by tho 1.ey. ID. j. Rlurlall, Us fol-
1a,i,cs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
YIRGINIt NEHS.

The Farmyille Mercury has changed its
form from folio TO quarto,
The Virginia Courier has been removed to
Columbia, in Fuvamna county
Tho population of Lcesburg, by tho new
census, will foot up about 1000
Both the shoe factory and wooden mills at
Fredericksburg are prospecting finely.
Farmers say that the hay crop will he lighter
this year than they have ever known 1t.
The city council Of Richmond have elected
David G, Richardson police justice of that city.
Colonel William Lamb, tho ncwy.cleccd
mayor OF Norfolk, has been sworn Into Office.
Mr.. Cuthberl Bucl1ner, who resides q mile or
so from Fredericksburg, died Wednesday
night
Hugh w. ShefIcy, of Saunton has had the
degree Of doctor Of laws conferred upon him
by Yale college
A cavalry company with full ranks has been
organized at Gloucester Court.houso with j. n.
TUbb as captain
Colonel William +. Sims Of Chatham an.
nounces himself candidate for congress IN
the Dauvillc district.
Major y. NJ Tanner, prominent merchan /
Of Petersburg, was payalyzed Tuesday, and
his condition Is critical.
The fair Of the Lynchlurg Agricultural
and Mechanical society will begin October 10,
and continue four days.
OF the shcriis Of tho lity.fOur counties of
West Virginia. not one is delinquent for
taxes for 1873 aud 1879,
Tho proposition for a strect.car railway In
Lyuchburg has assumed shape, and u stock
company has been organized
The Charlottesville district conference Of the
methodist episcopal church will meet ut Cul.
peper COurt-hou on July 27.
Mr.. William c. shawdcn died very sud.
denly at his home hear Waterford, Loudon
county, on Monday evening last.
Mrs. Mary Ann Staples, widow Of the late
Samuel Staples Of Norfolk, died Wednesday at
the advanced age of seyenty.ive years.
The Tobacco association of Danvile reports
That for the past month tho warehouses sod
2,79s, $40 pounds, which brought 1858, 05S.25.
Judge j. NJ. Crute has removed from Office
James Bland who was recently appointed one
Of the judges Of election at FarmYille precinct
Nelson Is becoming one of tho first grape
counties i'm tho state. There are number OF
large vineyards, aud the crop prospect is fine
The residence Of Mr., Roy Jones' one Of the
largest and oldest dwellings in fredericksburg
was burned Wednesday morning. insurance
So 800,
Thoro are five uniformed artillery companies
in the statG--ono each In the cities of Rich
mOud, Petersburg Norfolk, Lynchburg aud
Stanton.
Tho masonry Of the s, V. railroad bridge
over the Potomac at Shephcrdstown, w. Va.
was completed ON Wednesday, aud the last
span is now being put up,
Mr. William Hsrtwcll Harrison, promi
nent and highly.respecled citizen Of Prince
George county, died on Wednesday evening
Of congestion of the brain.
Richard Long ,coorod), charged with the
murder OF BIZ Oss also colorod, in Turkey
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

Cove Ice eoun,y. IN Msrth is-t. has i.een Ar.
rested aud placed In jail for trial
John A. Charleion Of relcrsi.urg a civil
engineer IN The smploy n ths Atlantic. MIs-
sisslppi q Ohio railroad died suddenly satur.
day at Glade Springs. FROM suuafrDsc
john Thomas aud Gideon srrnrso were W.
rested In Amherst county last THURSDAY and
takon 90 Charlottesville i1U charged with
stealing cattle from Che farm pf D Gross.
Daniel Lambert srd Die q were INSTANTLY
Killed, aud samuel shelton fsYIfJ'y shocked
by Lightning hsi Tuulsy morning 900 tbo
place &C W. s. j.. s.iuli.s. rC1f NsiiIu.
Rev. James Ism,s.n i.,d at Die hoHo Go
Mcekleuhurs county Cn the -l.h ullmn BOZ thr
scveuiy -uiuih year of lf aro. ii6 eu.tr,d
tho christian ministry hnv.oHr yrafa ago.
Mr. George Hunter. liyIpg about two miles
from Lewishurg ins tu1-yDirod hciilf
that gives from u gallon t1 re- gallon urd a.
half of milk twicu day. aud hes never bad a
calf
Tho main hotel building of Charles Heck no
Summit pUiui, JcIef.0u county. 49, Va. was
destroyed by Gre last saturday, with p1rti1u
Of tho furniture. Los, ,J-n1, Insured Coz
s., 100.
The long.contiapcd drought n iho rcf,s.
bugh section oftho state b. proving d,sfrur.
tive tn crops. la many Cuuutits uo service.
able raius have fallen Cor more than four
months.
General John b Gordon N Gcorgi, has ac.
copied an invitation 10 deliver tho annual I'D.
dress before the Shenandoah Valley Aartul.
tural society at Winchester at tho fir Doe
October next.
There Is sono excitement at proposition
Of the Shenandoah Valley railroad 30 turn
through the tunnel at Rockn,h gap. pass
through Nelson aud across south Virginia to-
ward Atlanta, Ga.
Last Saturday night Frank Harris. rolorcd.
who lived at Mr.. Frank Cowhcris. near
GordousvilIe, Orange county, was run over
and killed by tho Midland express train from
Washington. lie was drunk at the time.
The wife of George Campbell Of Page county
retired to bed last Friday night iu seemingly
good health, bat in attempting 10 turn over iu
her bed fell out, and when picked up was dead.
She is supposed to have died with heart dis.
ease.
Judge james Garland Of The corporation
court Of Lynchhurg is thought 10 be the oldest
Judge in active service in the country. lie TX
eighty-eight years old, has pracic law flly.
eight years, aud has held his present Office ten
years.
The amount of manufactured tobacco cx.
ported from Petersburg during the month OF
June was l5S,0il pounds. The internal revenue
collections in the Petersburg district for the
month ending Wednesday amounted TO ~
G20OO
The grand Jury Of Hen rico county failed to
find true bill against Colonel Thomas Smith
and Mr., w. G. Elan, the principals IN the late
duel. hut made a prcsCn,ment against Mr. u.
Il. Walters. one of the seconds, Tor carrying u
challenge and aiding aud abcttiug IN said
duel
Isaac Buckhart. widely known IN Ice
county as preacher, who was born and lived
for several years in a large hollow sycamore
tree ON the waters Of Cruks Geek, Harlan
county, Ky, died in the Poor valley, IN this
county, on the Goth of May, aged rghty-threo
years.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
A Liberian Diplomat in the rurplt.

The Metropolitan Presbyterian church was
well filled yesterday morning, it having been
announced that Rev. Edward W. Blydcp.
ID. D., president of Liberia college, Africa,
and minister to England from the thriving
little African republic, would preach Among
those in attendance were President aud Mrs,
Hayes. Hon, Frederick Douglass, Hon. John
IL. Smyth, United States minister to Liberia,
aud other distinguished colorcd mcn were
also present aud listened nttentvely to DIR.
Blydon's discourse. Dr. Blydcn is IA middle.
aged man, Of coal.black complexion. indicating
tho full-blOoded negro. His discourse, though
delivered without any pretcuions to clio.
quoncc, wasa most admirable aud thoughtful
effort and commanded the attention Of all his
hearers. lie took for his text Ps. xviii, 81 :
Ethiopia shall soon stretch out her hands unto
God" His theme WAS Africa aud tho Afri.
can race. lie rapidly skctchcd the history of
Africa and the story of her people Ito dc.
voted especial attention TO Liheria, her past,
present aud future, showing that God was
opening future for the coorcd race lie ar.
gued also in favor Of colonization, holding that
Liberia was the place for tho colorcd man to
seek home, aud expressing the opinion that
among the white people, except in some indi-
vidual cases, men of the black race could
never become prominent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
M.IRTL.IND SEJyS.

The wife of OK State Senator William D.
Stephenson Of Hartford county died last Tues.
day.
The colorcd people of Frederick are making
arrangements for an emancipation celebration
on the 9Th inst
Rev. S. r. White, for twenty one years pas.
tor of the baptist church ut Rockvill has
rendered his resignation,
Mr. s. O'Ilalloran, marblc-cutter of Cum
bcrand. died suddenly in his mlrblo.yard
last Friday of heart disease
Mrs. Recharda Bryant, wife of Joshua Bry.
| ant of lluvre dc Grace died ON the Both ut.
in the siXty-cighth year of her age.
Mrs. Mary Graves, wife of Mr.. Charles
Graves Of Montgomery county, fell dead of
heart disease at hor residence Wednesday
night last.
Joseph aud Mack Duvall have been com.
mitted to the Cumberland jail, charged with
committing an outrage on Many Hanson,
eleven years old.
Rev, James Bunting of the methodist epsco.
pal church died ut bis residence Oak Grove,
st, Mary's county, last Thursday, in the sixty
fifth year Of his age.
A COW belonging to Samuel J.. Pner of
Washington county, after having been missing
six days, was discovered in Il cave or hole in
the ground about sixteen feet deep.
EphraIm Holland, a colored man aged
scvcnty-hvc, left his home, near Michaelsyille
| on Thursday to visit nrighbOr. lie arrived
there aud started on his return, but has been
missing ever since
Mr. Pcyton Harrison of the engineer corps
OF the Baltimore s. Delta railroad has ac.
| ceptcd similar appointment with the Balti .
more & Ohio Railroad company, and has been
ordered to Johnstowu, Pa.
Norman +, Twigg, who WAS sentenced to ten
In, Ivtl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

Treasurer Glfillan, rs commissioner Of the
sinking fund, on Saturday issued the third
call for the redemption of the registered stock
of the late corporation Of Washington. Tho
call says: II hereby give notice that the prin.
cipal aud accrued interest of the stock herein.
below designated, known as Registered took
Of the late corporation Of Washington will be
paid at the treasury Of the United States, in
tho city Of Washington, ON aud after the 18th
day Of July, 1850, and that the interest on
said stock will cease on that day: All ccrtif.
Gates issued by the late corporation Of Wash.
ugton numbered from 42S 10 40 inclusive,
and those issued by the Dis riot Of Columbia
numbured from ! 70 q Inclusive"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

The DaFhawUy Reform club held their usual
Sunday evening meeting last night at Masonic
temple After the meeting had been opened
with prayer aud the pledge had been read by
tho secretary, president Bud Eagcston intro
duced Judge D. +, Holloway who entertained
The audience with patriotic temperance nd.
dress. lie was followed by Rev. Dir. Kramer,
Colonel DoLbNs, j. c, Ice and others. The
regular choir OF the club WAS augmented by a
quartelte from Rev. Or, Fosters Reformed
Episcopal church choir aud the music rem
dared was excellent Several persons signed
The pledge and all agreed to attend the Dash.
away picnic at Greenwood park, Georgetown
heights, today
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

The entries for the great regatta at Fredc.
ricksburg, Va, tomorrow, are for fuur.oarod
gigs, the Rivcs Boat club Of the University
of Virginia, the Appomattox club of Peters.
burg, Va, the Olympic club of Richmond,
and the Rappahnnnock club of Frcdcricks.
burg. For luuroarcd shells, the Potomac
club of Georgetown, ID. c., aud 'Hirondcllc
club Of Baltimore Md. For single sculls, w.
f. Roberts of the Potomac club, District of
Columbia, Horace Hardy Chesapeake club,
Norfolk, and i. Orrick. pHirondclle club,
Baltimore The railroad fare to Fredcricks.
burg is reduced on the occasion oil the regatta,
and all the arrangements connected with the
affair are Of the most complete order
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

Saturday morning the tug d. VI. Key was
run into of Prncc-strcct dock IN Alexandria,
by the schooner Dare, which the tug was tow.
ing up the river. The tug stopped, but tn e
schooner, having considerable impetus, con.
tinUcd on its cGursc, and, crushing against the
tug, demolished its pilot.hOuso and steering
APP aratus, besides doing other damage. Cap
tain john Lewis who was in the pilot.houso,
was thrown by the force Of the collision to
the deck below and quito severely injured.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

A lad named William Parker, twelve years
Of age, was killed at Jackson's lumber yard cor.
ner Of Thirteenth street aud Ohio avenue, Sat.
urday morning. Young Parker with other boys
boards of which Parker slipped, aud rs be fell
a portion Of the pile fell over upon him When
he was oXtricatcd it was found that he had
been badly crushed and his neck was hrokon.
Life was extinct. The body was taken to the
Tenth street station-house aud altorwurd
to his parents home, No. 7iG Sixth street
northwest. The coroner gave u certificate Of
death by accident
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

The Aualostan boat club held meeting
Saturday for the transaction of regular bust
ness. Several now mcmhers were elected
Messrs. A. VI. Sotcldo, w. II. Moses, j. q. Ma.
son, f. w. Flowers aud G. G. Kimbal to the
active, aud DR.. l.. h. Hot aud /. l.. Curtis to
the inactive list, c. g. Page was restored to
the active list and va Beck applied for in
active membership, George II, Clarke, CORE
spending secretary, resigned. W. =. Caldwell
was appointed repre- sentative Of tho club NJ
tho National Association Of Amateurs at Phila.
dephia June &, 1t was announced that a
pavilion had been erected at Windy branch,
on the PutOmuC tho club landing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

Most of the readers whose Dyes sean these
pages have suffered from headache, lassitude,
nausea or pains in the back but We doubt II
they knew what the cause was In nine cases
out Of ten II was some trouble with the kid
neys or liver. This is truth which has last
become known, aud tho result which Warmers
Safo Kidney and Liver Cure has accomplished
The lhoye.namcd troubles are caused BIS dis.
ordered kidneys aud liver, aud the remedy
which cures the cause LuuisLes the pains
which arise from It.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

At the Saturday night meeting Of the CO.
lumbia club it was announced that thcil
new boat.house would be ready for use to-day
two weeks, and their large barge is nearly
ready. Some thirty additional active and three
honorary members were elected, and u large
number Of applications laid over for vacancies
This club will soon challenge the other boat
clubs 10 regatta.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
A Pleasant surprIse.

Mr.. Henry Adler, who for the last eight
years held the position MS president of the
Eighth'strcet synagogue, was yesterday, pre-.
vious to his retirement, presented by the mem.
bers of that church with handsome gold
watch rs II meIncntO of the high esteem in
which that gentleman was hold After the
presentation Mr. l. l.. Blout was duly installed
president.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

A delegation OF citizens of the northern part
OF the city called upon the District commits,
sioncs Saturday TO protest against tho propo.
sition OF the school board to locate q school
house ON the Corcorsn market square, holding
that there was no authority for using the
ground for this purpose, aud to make such uso
Of it without authority would be au outrage
upou tho citizens who desired to have q mar.
kct there Both commissioners Morgan
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
Tho 9Th ut NInnnt Ncrnnn.

will make two trips to-day to Mount Vernon
and intermediate points, leaving at 10 Il. IN.
and p. M, arriving at an early hour in the
evening. Fare--to intermediate points, fifty
cents; to Mount Vernon, 81. Those OF our citi-
z,us who wish q pleasant ride aud want to
celebrate independence day cannot do better
than accept tne care aud courtesy Of the gall
liant captain Of the Corcorun.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
Presented WIN n Mntch.

The resignation by Mr.. Franz Schumaun
of the position held by him in the Office Of the
supervising architect Of the treasury depart.
ment was the occasion Of very pleasant
gathering at Abncr's Oh Friday evening last,
and ofa wel.merited compliment to Mr.. Schu.
mann. The officials and employees with
whom he has been associated for many years
met to express the kindly feelings with which
they looked back upon q long period Of official
and social intercourse, and thcir hearty good
wishes for their friends future prosperity.
As substantial token Of their good will a
handsome watch and seals were presented to
Mr.. schuuaun in their behalf by Mr.. H. G..
Jacobs, the chofccrk Of the architects Office,
who gave graceful uttcunce to the sentiments
which had prompted tho gift. Appropriate
remarks were made by Mr.. Hill, the suporyis-
ing architect and Others. Mr.. Schumann goes
10 Trenton, n. j., where be has accepted tho
position IL engineer Of the Phoenix Iron COM
pauy His genial and generous spirit assures
him ofwGrm friends wherever be goes; and his
high professional attachments will certainly
bring him success, and, MS Mr.. Jacobs said in
his speech, he IS well watched" by his old
friends in Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

70 Tho Editor Of The National Republican;
SIR Some months ago placed myselfuuder
the care Of DR., Won Aloschziskor GO Nine
toenth street northwest. l then suffered from
a severe palady Of the chest, catarh aud
cough. His treatment IN my case proved u
great success
GUsTAyE KING, Govt Bindcry.
JUNE 3d. 1850.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
The Fourth at Marshall Hall - Marshall
Hail,

Parties wishing to spend the ith pleas
antly can do so by taking the steamer w. w
Corcoran to-day at 10 u. IN. and y. M, aud
return carly in the evening. Round trip
fifty cents. Refreshments on the grounds.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

would refer the paper left by the delegation 10
the school board, with sn expression Of doubt
US to The powe: Of tho commissioners without
further legislation to authorize tho location Of
q school building on tho square named.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

The clerk Of the court has issued the follow.
ing marriage licenses Beverly Wells and
Annie Carey both of Georgetown, d. c.
Henry Compton and Priscilla Diggs; Charles
II, Richards aud Mary Rich, both of West
morelaud county, Va.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05
GTR LOCAL BUDGET.
Odds and Ends of News Gathered
About the City.

Items of Every observation-disclosures at the
City Hail-Social aud statistical Infor-
nation-Folks Who Have Fallen
Into the Hands OF the Police
The Events About Town
Briefly Described.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

old preacher to come back, closed and locked
the doors Of tho church on the new pastor.
The case will he heard by Judge Cox next
Wednesday.
-Themanagerso of the Baltimore pcnitentiary
are making an effort to have District cont icts
sent 10 that institution instead Of to Albany,
as the Maryland Legislature has repealed the
law forbidiug the reception of convcs from
other states. Tho authorities offer TO take
District cohvicts ut eighteen cents a day.
Major Morgan Is heartily in favor of making
the change, as he believes the prisoners are
treated moro humanely there than in Albany.
A horse belonging to John Watson, living
at No. 32l strcok southeast, met with u
singular accident In m alley ON A street. be.
tween Third aud Fourth southeast, Saturday
evening Tho horse was attached to n wagon,
aud upon emerging fiom the alloy stepped
upon the cover of man.trap. The cover not
being properly adjusted, the hind part of the
horse Slipped down into the sewer, leaving his
head and quarters sticking out. After
about two hours of effort the horse was &c.
licyCd from his predicamcnt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

REGULAR fairy bower, sparkling foun.
tains, fragrant flowers and delightful music At
Driver d Schofeld's Summer Garden.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

Natioual--Mrs. W. +. Sapp and w. T.. Sapp,
ir., of Council Bluffs, Iowa, V. b. Archer OF
Writ Court house, W. Va, c. G. Holland and
]. r. Hawkins of Danvilie, Va, and John A.
Russ jr., Of New York.
Ebbitt House--O. l.. Buck Of Philadelphia,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Davis Of Smyrna, Turkey.
Mr. Simmons OF Plymouth, Mass, H. Camp OF
New York, and II. &. Parker Of charlottesville,
Va.
Wormley G.. Agar of New York, p.
Buchanan Of Louisiana, and Robert Garrett of
Baltimore.
Arlingou-T. b. Horton of Boston, W. L.
Laws Of New York, w. l.. and Mrs. Morse OF
Chicago, NJ. $. Farnan of Dorchester, Mass.
Clarence b. Goodwin Of Philadelphia, and
Edw. j.. Goodwin Of Philadelphia.
1mperial--Jamos Henderson of New York.
f. l.. Beach Of this city, aud RolfO $. Saunders
of Richmond.
Wilards-J w. McCorke of Colorado j.
Sullivan aud John Nj. Piordcr of Rochester,
\. w. W. 2. Ringgoid Of New York, and G.. b.
Carse, U. 5. a.
Riggs-Jav A. Hubbcll of Michigan and
George L. Stephens of Detroit.
st. Iamcs-Coloucl w. S. Greene Of Ala
bama, +. S. Lewis Of New Orleans. George w.
Atkinson Of Wheeling w. Va, MIS-. Wharton
and sou Of New Ogloans aud J. o. Flower and
wife Of Pittsburg Pa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

For mems fne low Shoes for summer wear,
at very low prices, 90 to Siushcimer & Bro,
sos Seventh strecl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-05

gold and plated, at wholesale cost to reduce
stock, t. Harris & Co., 1872 Seventh street.