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For Boys and Young Men-City
4 RTHUR II. CUTTERS CLASS FOR BOYS.
This class Is tr'i2n'd 10 Prepe BOYS horoughy or
ana junior each section is limited a pupils ran
For f1rther Psrtie9aTs Apply TO ARTHUR II CUTLER
No e [ President Char ~ Eliot Harvard college
Tr c. r. Acnev. Ncv-Yors ty.
Henry NJ. Alexander. esq. New YORK City
Francis . French. esq, y cW-loTk CITY.
Oliver Hartman. esq: New.lork city
Anred N; ioyi eS1, Ncw.1 orN 10y.
William il. Lee. csl. Ncv-york CITY.
William H. Osborn. CD New-l o1k titE
Geors3e ii. sargent. ESQ., Ncw.York tiiy.
(ADY & WALWORTHS Business College,
- southeast corner Union square Bookkeeping aud husi
aaairs oIou-h instruction 10 Reasonable rates Write
CHARLIER INSTITUTE,
Y Central Park. Now-York civ
10 twenty Tweniys year begins september 20. 1881
Trcl TI1E CIARLIEE, Director.
GLASS OF Mr. NEWELL. 115 East 2Gh-
y ST.; re,oreucc TO parents. john kcan. esq
MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE.
w No ] WHIST %SfH--T. pr, para'ory school for
"cet or with IraHay Department. opens ITS
seventeenth september 20. References The President
and Professors Yale College and many Of best
SHOWN citizens JOSEPH D. HULL Principal
III w. LYONS ........
TWO iHcIIt coTnf Of broadway
Receives al ages aud prepares college school
noi rXpress pci "a he e cnei~ have bceniu
thc school prom,
l0OI boy desired, rates modoja.c; ro extras.
DREPARATOnY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
4 IL COLIN Ma i,on-aye aul iith-st
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
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iI iHn ,I .D'Gl x oE} aa " HKT% fieGs
UNIVERSITY OF TIE CITY OF NEW
I YORK Westinghouse uaIc-ILe departments Of Arts
and "odI.s lay, optembsr 10 'anldtcS VIII
c cAe mined TUESDAY September 81 lOa IN tuition tIce
HOWARD CROSBY. Chancellor
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No. 81 CHAHHLR~--I.. NLW-lOtk Noy. L. lS,j. ]
NOTICE TO IANPAl ERS.-NOiICe Is hereby
y given toa ,er,on- who nave onlt ei 10 pay their t5
Ur tLc 1880 the Receiver Of Taxes tat TIE
same sinai De- paid him s oaDc before the ist dt, Of
ulcr next pr cent vii Do. collected an taxes
maiuue unpat lti1v and per cent addition thereto
F remaining unpaid the 10TH day OF December
next
MARTIN r. MCMAHON
Brce 81 Taxes.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- flr Office of Che Board of Eluclion Grtad
and lu.st., uitl MONDAY, the .2d day of November
l~-u at 10 H. tlr printing required by The said board l0r
Oh" wear ISL sample, OF the various dOcmtu &C. IT,
Gr % Do printed may De at the Office the clerk OF
t4c Board blank forms pr. lu.3ls Doe
tanned. Zach
IN supplies and uaors,l Proposals f0r PRINTING rWo
ties. -iactory s1Ii viii required
the faithful performance Of tho contract The committee
the night To reject bin, deemed puUhc
interest
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ynstrnriicn.

RETTS MILITARY ACADEMY,
- SrAMFO d. Conn. 43d year, be"in7 SEPTEN-
Der IL Thorough PREPARATION for BU SINEsS, COLLEuE-
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| ( COURSE of instructive reading, with cX-
Iarai on. d. the tcen,ri as' cil. formed for
thorough utncc with German. Spanish French
Eue.s ia lt'id.ule special attention. al brtu.c7.
10 plyJr pupils. .dIt,, S inuuuc Uptown Ubcr l,2JS
!
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| LADY experienced ~ teaching Latin
"a ri.ucI ana English inclniing Object system am
Acuafic. VIII give lessons fcai ol write ia fD
home: private pupils desiIcI cry references Ca or al
dress Miss WELLS, l2t LeNiHgton.aye. CITY.
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Tor Young Lad es-Brooklyn.

Tor BOYS ard YOUNG Msn-CountrV.
{ LENAADERIN STIIU iEAl Military Boarding
~ hoo'.Wlie Pairs ny Irlnc.pai o.. iL"iA's. ga D.
HOlS aud YOUNG MN privately fitted log
- college. conditioned rejected caIGaa oOaeh6I
sUnuirr 90 M'n,tr ht"cl ATu=e- Mass. /. IOFfIAAN.
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4 Ill WANTING BEST TEACHERS, Amer
"a lean or foreign Tor families schools or colleges, for lu}
department low or high. should have Candidates New Bl
lcun." }. w. -CHEKhERhOEN. secretary American
school Stltite. 80 EIs. I4il-sL NcW-1ofk
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. ara nuo Rooms.
East sii,.

East SIle.
FURNISHED ROONS.-A private family will
large third story ami hal room a SD an cI,-
candy FURNISHED piTor extension reference %
81, opposite Uui4u--DIar.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
Hotel Arrivals.

St. James--W r. Aston of North Carolina
Philip Rich aud wife OF South Carolina, L. II.
Wigtall Of Baltimore, Nd, Charles Sharp OF
Norfolk, Va, Charles i. Chambers Of 81. Louis,
Mo-, L. Wallis Blackstone aud i. &. IIapway
aud wife Of Baltimore
Wormloy's-G. f. Fallinghuyson of Newark
n. j., aud &. II. Larncd Of New York.
Arliugton-John c. Earle Of this city, T.
LiebiDg and family of Chicago, aud II. IL
Joslin Of Utica, n. Y,
Ebbitt--D, r. snpp Of Michigan, Joseph ].
Walton Of New York, +. w. Dana Of Boston,
l.. HasbrOuck and wife Of Chicago, and o. T.
Sommer Of Bedford Pa.
Willard 's--Wlliam A. Wheeler or New Or
leans, G. $, Post Of Bradford, Pa, II. j.. Dunn
of Columbus, Ohio, aud b. II. Bartol Of Phila.
delphia.
Riggs-Dr J. J.. Cabell Of Virginia.
Metropolitan-E, Hugcr Of New York, s. w
Patterson, u. ). n, Mrs. 4. $, Bustor of IN.
diana, /, i. Cook Of Springfield Mass aud
Harry Webster OF New York
National-A, J. Wing Castillo Of New York
Charles T0mpkins Of Virginia, NJ. Lissbergel
Of New York, W. T., jenkins of Baltimore
Wilton Lambert Of Silver Springs, Nd, s. W
Townsend Of Augusta, Ga, r.. j. HOnkle OF
Maryland, H. ). Ruby Of Phiadophia, j. r.
lIolImgsworth and Mrs, i. X. Williams ol
Shreveport, La., II. h, Garden of Virginia, e.
w. Fuller aud john McColOm of Now York
j, NJ. Robertson Of New York, Ms. j. NJ
IIammart and Mrs. S, s, Hayens OF Chicago
H.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
THE SCHUETzEN FEST.
Large Attendance Lnst Evoning-Gymnasti
md Yocalists.

ana FOCalists-
Fully two thousand persons attended the
festivities ut the Schuttzon park last evening.
The rain in the early part Of the evening did
not cause any cessation Of the mcrry.making
except tho postpouomont Of tho acrobatic por.
formance from 8 to O'clock The activomem
hers Of tho Columbia Turn vercin assembled
IN 3cycr's park little before O'clock, aud
under the leadership OF First Supern.
tordent Bruck marched in a body 10 the
Schuotzon park. They were received by the
officers of the versin IN the banquet hall.
Forming IN limo again they were escorted with
band to the grounds, whore about ten Of the
most expert members of tho organization gave
an exhibition Of gymnastics, the parallel bat S
and other apparatus having previously bccn
taken to The park. Messrs. Bruck, Rupprocht
and aitting especially distinguished them.
selves in fcats of skill and strength.
At o'clock the Smngorbund visited tho
grounds, and under tho direction of Mr.
Holcr sang several pieces in tho banquet hall.
AT quarter to 10 o'clock tho closing perform.
arce ON tho strud was given, together with a
display of fireworks. Following is u list of
those who won prizes yesterday:
Ladies' shoo;ing-First prize, Mrs John j..
Vogt, awhile shawl; second prize, Mrs. George
G. Walkor, halfa-doscn handkerciefs third
prizo, Mrs. J. Ilorner, napkins; fourth prize,
Mrs. William Fcndncr, ono shopping bask ct;
llllh prize, Miss Seller, one pair of pink mtts
Gontlemen's bowling-First prize, George
]. Seufierle, SIS; second, ]. ii. Buschor, $l2;
third, NJ. Iaydorn, 50; fourth, William Fcnd.
ner' SO; flih, b. Golly, So; sixth, Mr.. Schlitz.
berger of Baltimore, 81; seventh, Julius Fot-
itch, -; eighth, A. Mueller of Baltimore, So
George j. SCuhere Won an extra priZe Of S.
ior tho most tcn.strikes.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
cry NO1 rs.

There Is an epidemic of chills and fever
in tho work aud aims houses.
-Bencdictine Malt Wine Beer. Finley &
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
Two street lamps are to be placed on G
street. between Ninth and Tenth streets south.
west.
B. L. Queen, of the st. james newsstand
sends the New York Clipper for the current
week.
There will bo meeting of the North
Carolina republicans at 80 Eleventh street to-
morrow evening
"A leak, which is gradually growing, has
been discovered in tho high service reservoir
Oh Georgetown heights.
Julius Cohen, Wolf Horn and Morris
Spiro have been elected trustees Of the church
Of the House Of Jacob.
During July the receipts in tho collectors
Office amounted to S7zlGO, including &c..
05l.Sl in drawback certificates.
The first course Of stone since tho re-
sumption of tho work on the Washington
monument was finished yesterday.
Tho only Turkish bath In the city, 800 Il
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooor
this side OF New York. DIR. Boyee.
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the wGl.knOwn place, 003 trcGt, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
1t was Mr.. j. L, McCreory, and not Mr..
McCeney, who read a poem at the meeting of
tho Woman's National Health association
Monday night,
The Willie socials have arranged for u
picnic at Beyer's Sevcnh-slreet park mex
Thursday night, John Fitzgerald, esq, will
ciliCiate as master of ceremonies.
The game that wns to have beon played
yesterday on the National grounds between
the DOuglasscs and Eagles was prevented by
rain, and will be played this afternoon at 1;3O.
The national fair managers expect a
lively competition Of the space for exhibits
in the fair buildings Tho catalogues will bo
printed and ready for distribution in few
days, and shortly after that the applications
for space will be received.
j, w. Rogers writes to The REPUBLICAN,,
saying; Your local reporter Overlooks tho
circumstance that Cahil took leg.bail from
the caslgation which was giving bin. John
II, Norris and others saw the whole affair.
Now is it fair play TO leave out Of your ac.
count that Cahill took leg-bail p
A musicale under Professor Blschoif, and
readings by Professors Townsend and Twoedale
was given AZ tho llayatsYillo presbyterian
uhgrch TO a crowded house ON Monday eyun-
Ing mst for tho benefit Of the temperance
cause The entertainment was Il most enjoy.
able affair, and gave perfect satisfaction to
every ono present, at loast twenty-five Of
whom were from this city
National Republican., 1880-08-11

A few days ago AN account was published
in one Of the city papers about tho catching
Of IN enormous sword.llsh in tho Potomac
river by certain parties, aud that it would be
sent to the Smithsonian institute for prcser.
walton. The story was all right with few
exceptions, First, tho sword.l,h was meyer
caught Second, tho parties purporting to
have captured it never did so Third, it
was never sent to tho Smithsonian institute.
But in Jnly last Captain Jacob Faunce, a well.
ing the schooner Fish Hawk, did catch OF
Linden island an uncommOnly large saw.
fish. Us body was about the 5i2o Of whisky
barrel, and il weighed between 500 aud 900
pounds. The back was of drab and the belly
a cream color After extracting tho saw tho
remainder Of tho fish was left 70 float out into
tho bay, Captain Faunco brought tho saw to
his residence in this city and placed 1t beside
that OF another which some years ago he took
from fish rot rs largo as the last one,
National Republican., 1880-08-11
DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.
The Proposed Ratification Meeting-Consid-
crlnn WDYs and Means

cfing ways ana Mehn9.
The democratic central committo met last
evening at their rooms In ,he Vernon building
to perfect arrangements for tho forshcom-
Ing democratic ratification meeting. Messrs.
Ball, Bell aud Miller were appointed as a
committee TO arrange with the railroad author.
tiles for special trains to this city and reduced
rates Of faro from the surrounding counties OF
Maryland and Virginia on the occasion of
me ratification meeting. Mr.. Dickson was
added to tho finance committee, and Mcssr5.
John r., Norris, John L. Ennis, Thomas b,
kalbius, Stilson Huchins ard George C. Wed.
dcIbum wero selected as an advisory commit
tee, representing, as can be seen, the old.lime
democrats and the democratic press, 20 moot
and net with the central committee. There
was some discussion as to tho ways and means
Of raising money to pay expenses. IL was
agreed that each member Of the COM
mittco should pay S2 q month
to dciray the Expenses of the com.
mittoc, aud ono gentleman proposed TO be
orc OF forty persons WHO would subscribe S25
each tOwaId tho expenses of the ratification
meeting. Aiter trausaciing other routine
business the committee adjourned.
The First Ward Hancock and English club
met last evening and made arrangements to
attend tic ratification meeting. The Young
Mems Hancock aud English club met at Shoa's
hall, and after listening to one or two speeches
completed arrangements for participating in
tho ratification mootng.
w. =. Bell presided, with A. Lpscomb as
secretary. II. A. Spindle WIS elected marshal
OF the club, vice Ridgely McBlair, resigned
to accept y similar position under the central
committee. Several uew members were en-
rolled. TWAS decided to stretch democratic
banner across tho Avenue from Sheas hall to
tho ST. Marc hotel. An invitation from
the Hancock club at Uniomtown to at.
tend ratification meeting was read aud the
secretary directed to notify the UnontUwn
club that an invitation to attend . demonstra-
tion ut Bladensburg on the same day had
already been accepted. The services of the
club were pledged to the national ana uongres.
sioral democratic committees to aid in circu-
lating documents or to do any other work re-
qurcd of them. The corresponding secretary
WIS instructed to ascertain the names 0fvot crs
IN the several states belonging to tho club, in
order that they may be enrolled in time to vote
After appointing a committee OF seven to con.
Ter with the ccutral committee relative TO tho
ratification meeting, the club adjourned.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
The Ohio Republicans.

The Ohio Republican association held a
meeting last night. Captain Il. n. johnson
presided, with j. q. Kern secretary. George
Richards WAS elected by tho secretary as as
sistant secretary. The meeting was held in
room 3, st. Cloud building, corner Of + and
Ninth streets, which has boon gagged for the
campaign. Tho general committee for the dis.
tribution of campaign documents wss APP.
pointed as follows: Dstrict--First, ii. A.
Bodine; second, G.. D. Wight; third, q. W.
Frost; fourth, A. +. Mcdiord; seventh G. A.
Maxwell; eighth, J. w. Reid; ninth, NJ. ID.
Montis; eleventh, George w. Shockey; thir.
teenth, ID. 9. Pmkcrton; fifteenth, II. G. Potter;
sixteenth, Jesse Arnold; seventeenth, G.. p.
Davis; eighteenth, A. w. Johnston; nineteenth,
W. $. Young; twentieth, W. J. DGckstader
This committee will meet Oh Thursday even
ing at 7;30 o'clock, when vacancies will be
filled. Documents will be furnished by The
congressional committee. Hereafter the Ohio
association will meet on Tuesday evening of
each week. The rooms of tho association will
be open day aud night until the close Of the
campaign for sending documents and for the
accommodation of Ohio republicans.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
Twill Not soon be Forgotten

by those who are so fortunate as TO avail
themselves Of the reduced rates over the Bal.
timore g. Ohm railroad to Chicago to witness
the grand Conclayo Of Knights Templar August
II, Is and 10. Tickets, $l7,25 for Tomplars
and their ladies, are sold by Myron NJ. Parker,
city postoflice; Percy G. Smith, 1873 Pennsyl.
yaniN ayonue Noble D. Larner, 3l3 Louisiana
avenue; a. 4. Longlcy, agricultural depart.
ment; J, Wilson, surgeon generals office; John.
son & Bealo, 9l6 i street, aud James i. Waugh,
st. Cloud building. Others wishing to 30 can
procure tickets from the regular offices of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad at $2G.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
IA, 10 and 15-cent mating at Julius Lans.
kur,rIta
scnnlon,s Combination Pool.

Published in another portion of tho paper
will bo found Scanlon's baseball combination
IL is system for selling pools on baseball
much in uso in northern cities aud now about
to be introduced here. By referring to the
table it will be seen that all of the clubs con-
testing in tho league arc embraced in tho list,
and any pool purchaser eau take his choice.
The pools will be sold at Soaton hall billiard
room, aud those persons interested can obtain
all the Information desired by inquiring at
that place. 1t is tho intention of tho origin
ator OF tho combination to keep the pools rum
ming through tho balance of tic season. aud
1t is thought that when the operation Of them
becomes thoroughly understood that they will
be well patrouizcd.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
An Advance In Coal rxpeoled.

ators of this city, have kindly furnished us
with the following item relative to the coal
tradc Goal operators report that there
is every probability Of an advance of twenty.
five cents ton on stove coal for tho month of
September. All sizes nre reported rs in better
demand, and the retail dealers state that there
is better inquiry from tho local consumers.
A meeting OF the Sohuylkill coal exchange
will be held not later than tho goth instant,
when an official announcement will be made
Of an advance, and IL Is also expected that
mining will bo enforced in full during next
month" They also state that the coal circu-
lar OF August 2, 1850, caused quite stir in the
trnde.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
A MnItary I.xeurslnn.

The National Rifles gave their first cxcur.
sion TO Glymont last evening. Everything
passed Of IN most enjoyable manner Tho
complete arrangements wcro due to tho man.
agclneut of Colonel j. o. p, Burnside, George
W. Evans, James f. Oyster, William NJ.
Thompson and f. A, Barnes, Postmaster.
General Key, Third Assistant Postmaster Cen
erai llazcn aud Superintendent Of Railway
Mail Service Thompson were among tho party.
Tho excuIsouists were treated to souo excel.
lent music llom Dr. kimballs lrOubadouls,
National Republican., 1880-08-11

Tho Hop Bitters misunderstanding the dato
on which they were to play The Nationals ut
Concy island nilcd to appear remaining at
homo aud playing with the Buffalo club. In
order that the public should not be disap-
pointed picked nine with Derby and Baker
to pitch aud catch was put in tho field against
tho Nationals Lynch took his place in the
pitchers position aud had hardly commenced
work when he stopped suddenly, complaining
OF intense pain In his arm. 1t was soon dis
covered that ho had broken one of the sinews
and dsjointed u smaller bone. lie was taken
to the hotel, whore the bone was reset but it
will be some time before he will be able TO re.
sumo ball.paying again. While ou the sick
list Derby will havO TO do tho pitching. To-
day, tomorrow and Friday tho Nationals play
tho Hop Bitters in Brooklyn, aud next Saiur-
day the same clubs play at Consy island Man
ager j. II. Clifford having been honornbly re-
leased from his contract as manager Of tho club
has returned to his home in Columbus, Ohio.
He made many friends while in the city, and
is believed to have done his best for the well
fare and success Of tho club. The nine is now
under the management of Mr.. George H..
Derby, the rigit.ieder.
National Republican., 1880-08-11

The Garfield and Arthur Campaign club of
Hyattsville met Monday evening. A resolu-
tion was passed thanking tho republicans who
had contributed to the funds used in punchas-
ing the Garfield and Arthur streamor now dis
played at Hyattsville. The club is receiving
accessons 10 its membership every meeting
night Already through its efforts u company
of Boys in Blue" under command of Captain
o. Il. Duffy, has been organized, which Is the
first company formed in Maryland At the
meeting of the club next Monday night sev.
eral able speakers will bo present.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
a New Pair of uousckecpcrs.

Mr.. l. George Combs, well-knowu member
Of the Ddshaways, was united in marriage to
Miss Ardola V. Hunt last evening At the par.
sonnge Of tho Immaculate Conception parish
Rev. Father Mccarthy performing the core.
mony. At its conclusion the newly-made
pair aud attendants were driven to llarvey's
where they partook of tho wedding supper
after which they went TO their own house
having decided 10 foreso tho customary bridal
tour
National Republican., 1880-08-11
mr. cahnps Reply to DR., Rogers

TO VIU IUWV VT INt NNTONNI UtDu6Lc0U.
SIR; Replying 10 the card Of our we'll.
known lunatic, cx'Rev. DR.. Rogers wish TO
state mat whcn no has iishod up tho teeth
transferred from his mouth TO his stomach
reset bis dislocated ribs and repaired his other
injuries, he may then talk Of running THOSE
who know him ana know me will regard Lis
charge OF cowardico as the driyelings of a
madman. could not call out a fool and a
braggart, because hayo no further desire TO
engage with mountebank or to be prosecuted
by an idiot, What pity Tho doctor cannot
now own saves-he might then be saved tho
necessity Of apostatizing from church 10
church, as no will mover make living bv his
own eXertions in any legitimate field of labor.
ID. l.. CAuILL.
National Republican., 1880-08-11

The clerk Of tho court has issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses: George n. Griffith
and Mary l. Cross; George n II. Smith aud
Mary Ann Cooper Thomas S, Spogor and Mary
i. Cmgg, both Of Baltimore county, Md; John
Emma c, Wadoi Charles Harper Of George.
town d. c., aud Mary Dacey of this city;
William Ice and Josephine Stewart, aud Perry
gabert aud Fannie Coobiill.
National Republican., 1880-08-11
County Republicans Organizing.

The republicans of the second district or.
ganized "A Garfield aud Arthur club Monday
evening at Mt, Pisgah baptist church, on
Pomoroy street, near Howard university.
Ralph Wormlcy was elected president and
John NJ. Browne, jr., secretary. Its object is
to organize so as to DO able to tako part as
inst. They meet again on Wednesday oven
ing of this week at the same place. COM
mittee was appointed to select place for
Garfield and Arthur flag, which the club in-
tend raising.