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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-12

mn 10 a!e.SAuFiS. FrsthlS
W =. JoHNsoH y CO,
WHOLESALE GROcERs
GENERAL COMBUSTION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ALL NDS Of LIQUORS.
Have oil hand GiRouN'S &8, XEX, XYXA
and PUkE OLD KYa, OLD CABlEkT
EK'S and THOM PSrN'S PUER RYk
WHISTLES, to which tbeg invite he attention
Of The trade.
Orders from The country Tor merchnnGiae shall
receive prompt attention
ConajSnments OF Flour, Grain and Goun.r,
Produce solicited. or which they guarantee tho
highest mGrkel prices and prompt RETURNS.
Northoas; corner Ct Cameron and KogSl st=
AlezEndria. Va. oct 70
r. AkAoA : SMITH,
WHOLESALE
GRCCERs AND GENERAL CUMMGoDIDN
MERCHANTS,
Corner Prince and Hoys] Sta,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Consi2Dments OF Grain ard Country Produce
solicited and prompt rotvrn r.sde -
Il hkLOW BROS.
WHOLESALE
GROCERS, CUMMISSIQR M&RCHAHTS
And Deaors n
JOHN GIBSON'S SGE q cos CABINET
X, "A and XXX WHISTLES, snd
Tnompson's Pure Rye Whissey; Frrsien
h!noa and Brsldies, Ele. Furter
snd Chsmp.&nes,
sa~ AGENCY OF LAFLiN s. RAND'S
POWDER COMPANY.
Il. " COR CAMERON END RQTALS.rS
Coffee Io.soi for the tssde At 75c PEI sack.
nv G--tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-12

FOX PDTOMsC RIVER.
STiS!9-HER JHE-N ". TNO.NfSOr
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-.
uRDAY A7.3U 8. m returning on alternate
days.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
Women Pinched hv n Tennr.

The RuSsischo Zcitinlg reminds its readers
of comical incident that took place toward
the end OF Car Nicholas reign, when salvy,
tenor endowed with uncommon personal
attractions, having completed his engagement
at the Moscow opera house, was about 10 take
his departure for st Petersburg. A large
number of his female admirers, for tho most
part patricians Of the first water, drove to the
railway station TO see him of, laden with
Wreaths aud bouquets Of costly exotics, and
surrounded him on the platform as he was
about to get into the train, imploring him in
passionate accents to bestow upon them some
triie by which they might recall him to
their memories when he should be far away
salvy was at first smittcn with painful per.
pleXity by the prayers of his fair worship.
ers; but presently ludicrous notion suggested
itself to him, and he proposed in jest rather
than in earnest, that he should administer to
each lady smart farewell pinch "to remem
Der him by" TO his amazement this absurd
proposition was hailed with joyful accamation
and, as he proceeded to put it into execution
the enthusiastic recipients Of his souvenirs
eagerly importuned him to pinch hard, so as
TO leave nice blue mark that would last :
long while, and above all, where they could
see il.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
Extract from n Diary.

"JUNE 0. 1s23.-Old Mr.. Adams and his
son visited us and tho former talked q
great deal. lie was asked why we heard 30
little of Mr.. Dickinson the author the Far
mor's Letters and one Of the signcrs the
Declaration. lie became discouraged replied
Mr. Adams, and for some time was one Of the
most violent opposers of the Declaration Of
independence. He had q wife aud Il mother
who were both QualScrs and they torincnted
him exceedingly, telling him that he was
running himself and his country by the course
lie was pursuing. If had such mother ana
such wife ! believe I should have shot my
self If they had opposed me, il would have
made me so very unhappy. | could not have
lived had not pursued tile course did. One
day in congress, Mifiu, relative of Dickinson,
had dispute with him. Dickinson had said,
in the course OF speech, that, in driving u
team of horses, IL WAS necessary TO rein in the
most forward and TO encourage the slow aud
tagging. Mifllin got up aud said Not so, Mr..
president. You had better knock the dull land
lazy horses on the head and put them out of
the team. lt will 60 on much much better
without them The circumstances of his
family and his own timidiiy made Dickinson
take the course he did. He was Il man Of inn
mense property aud founded Il college in Penn
sylYania. Speaking Of Washington, Mr. Ad-
ans said that his character stood upon firm
basis Of integrity aud must always remain
uuahsitllaDle. he uOuDlcut nOWeNeIy WnclHtI
he WAS SO great u statesman rs was popularity
supposed He said Washington died very rich
but gained his property in fair way-.by in
heritance from his father, vino was man Of
large fortune; by the legacy of Mount Vernon
from his brother by his wife, who wns the
widow of Il man of fortune. Then he made n
good deal of money in his youth, when he WIS
surveying in the woods. The farewell address
| to the people of the United States was, think,
written by himself and then given TO Hamil-
ton and jay. Hamilton read it, no doubt; but
think that Jay finally drew it up and finished
it. | know that it has boon attributed 10
Hamilton; but it is not in his style. 1t is in
jays style Mr. Adams talked on for two
hours He told us how Judge Edmund
| Quincy knocked down n robber whom he met,
while travelling from Braintree to Boston. In
lifting up his cane to illustrate the deed,
the old gentleman nearly demolished a pic.
ture which hung just behind him. When he
rose to go. he said: IF was TO come here
once day, shonld live half year longer
The reply was made: you had much better
| come twice a day aud live a year longer He
said the suggestion was a good one, and that
he would return again in tho afternoon"
/ Hon. Josiah Quincy, in Independent.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
TO take e1ect
SUNDAY. MAY -, 1850, AT 1880 p. NJ.


AM Leave Washington:
50O-Ballmore. Ellicott CITY aud Way Stations.
G5D-tBALT LTIMORE EXPIRES.
G;5i-Baltimore, Annapolis. and Way. piedmont
aud Way, via Relay.l
SSi1,,SIAuNION AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EX'
ee5-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHlA. BOSTON
AND BALTiM6RE EXPRESs. Farlor cur TO
New York and PhllNdslphiit ,..,,. ,
sOO.iOn Sunday only-Baltmore' Annapolis ana
'' PiTrsBuRG iHTs EXPRfss tconnecss or HqEers;
town, and at Point of n cks Tor Ere ierick aud
sSGas tss sas io q eTsf eHa sa ay a
Ggtl2r g dty eIss Sens sSuTS az BsSan
burg College, Beitsyillc, Laurel, Annapolis June
ton, Jessups, and Hanover
iglO-Baltimore, Annapolis E!cott City. and Way.
I6-hAL IMohk, AMI LAUREL hMPkEss,
2NorSEW me " Gnkk, @ PHILADELPHIA AND Bos
s.so-Baitimore and way stations Cwinchcster
FTeder,ck &c msgef,4wn Ia anI M1y va Ksnyi) r.,
n ~ F1a3sIc yn feIsy HSp stoSs
at Annapolis Junction.
cbssnr and En %av stations ton Sunday to Point
of Rocks and Way Stations only.)
ARH1POt AHp nac
stfPsHRnE sSF Il fsFSS 3Sp BALTIMORE Ex
6Ol-Point OF Rocks and Way stations.
sss-BMIHi&SRE S-IniStS ip ASB W fstf aXuRL EMPRESS
G3O-tSI LOUIS CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AMI
PIITSBURG ENrltIcss. Qhttsburg except
.Suuday.)
Slceplng cars to ST. Louis ana Plttsburg.
Q:3I-rBALfIMURE BLADENSBUR AND LAU-
IOl5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EMPRESS. Sleeping car tc
New York and special sleeping car to fhilaGel
pha-
tDsy. ;sunday only, Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket Offices Washington Stallion and Co.'S Gl9
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders Will he taken for Baggage 10 DG
checked and received at any point IN the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
GEO 3. kOONlX General Agent.
J.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
National Republican., 1880-06-25
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,,

WASHINGTOS, Juue 7, 1850. .
SEALED PROPOSALS separately, for WOOD and
con h. nGorsed ana addressed TO the Secretary ol me
Navy Viii be received until II O'Clock m SAlUlt-
DAY, JUN n ~, 20 supply the Navy Department ana
Offices thereof In Washington with mel, WIZ
900 tons l.ehgh Furnace Coal, TeScrving the right
20 order much more within the year AS me Depart
ment may require at the same price,
% tons Il. A, Egg Coal.
All tns coal 70 Dc otthe best quality free from dirt
and slate and inspected by sworn Inspector, at The
cost OF The cOntrGc orr $3.50 pounds to the ton.
Fifteen cords more or less, spruce fiha WOOD;
Twenty-Five cords, more or less, Hickory Wond'
All the wood to be- OF the best quality ana Inspected
by sworn inspector, at the cost OF the cont or
The Coal and Moud TO be delivered at the Navy De-
partmen or Office for which required by the parties 70
whom the contract or contracts may be awarded, IN
such QuautltiCs Us the convenience OF The Department
may require, q, 80 - .-..
Ihe right to reject any and all bids, or to accept
any portou of bid Is reserved, ana the successful
bidder will be required to furnish bond In the sum
ol two thousand dollars ns guHrAnee OF htith!ul
performance Of the contract which may be awarded
him, ~ w. I'M W ,I's}|.N,
laW-3w seCrelAlA ol lne NlNys
National Republican., 1880-06-25
UILII.

HEN NDRICKS.-On the 2ih Instant ri $50 a m,
JFNNIE r., youngest daughter OF Arthur and Ida
V. Hendricks.
Funeral on FRIDAY, 2jth instant, at O'Clock y. m.
At the residence of her parents, Howard avenue, Nj.
Pleasant, Friends respectfully invited.
ROTIIWELI.-On June a, 1850, at D. M. SARAH
C. youngest child OF William ana SRrAh Rothwen
Funeral at T. m, Friday, June % at the residence
OF her parents, ii3 B street southeast
WRIGIIT-Died at . %. M the 2tth inst, Mrs
n, W. MGICuT, In the i'th year OF her age.
Funeral services nj the residence OF hef sister, 1906
street, at o'clock this evening.
GODDARD.-On the e3d OF June, SARAH GODDARD,
widow Vi the late Isaac Goddard In the 7Sd year OF
her age
Funeral ON Saturday morning. the ?dth Inst, from
her late residence, on the corner Of II aud Second
streets northwest, at Sa o'clock, ana requiem mass
will be Cc ehratCd Ut g. AlOysius' church az $3.50
o'clock, Friends and acqualnnnecs are respectfully
invited to attend.
WATERS-On the morning of the 2lth Of June
GUY PfhlECniEE youngest son OF Joseph q. ana
Martha Waters, aged years and 3mOuths.
Fuaeral from the residence OF his parents % Fred
eriCk street Georgetown at $3.50 o'clock this evening,
National Republican., 1880-06-25
FOR SAAE-MIsCELLANEOUs

TITO physicians medical students poclet case of
Il surgical instruments and three medical volumes
RtC offered at great reduction on original cost.
Address l. Il, Republican Office Je2.St
INOR sALle-By u lady leaving the city, n seven.
III octave piano. fine toned aud In good conditions;
price, s75. No 9SJ Q II Sc Je23St
q, HORSE, buggy and harness; a splendid
lSsfN stylish turnouti buggy new. Terms 500
G[N. cash. CAMOltS, city +. o.
mlStf
National Republican., 1880-06-25
FREE ADVERTISING.
~ q . H a R G H =
Advertisements under tho head OF

WANTED, TON HFlNI, NV.,
OF acceptable nature and not TO exceed iour lines
on our third page are free TO all.
No Business Advertisements Inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted IN this column NJ
i've cents per line for each insertion.
II answers fail to the first time we invlle n
second third. or as many repettons as are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for We wish the ad-
verBers feel that they imposing on as, but
Rre doing us II favor by using free columns, rs we
are determined to make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
posoflice. If initials used they should be directed
10 ie care or some person. firm or postoice box.
No free advertisements taken utter o'clock p m.
Advertisements be lett at our Office, or sent
through the mail to
NATIONAL RFpUPTJCAN N PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
pALrlmorE. Mn, juno p.

BALTIMORE, Nh, June 81
Cotton quiet. .Middling, l15s@12c.
Flour dun and weak.
Wheat - Southern lower western lower and
steady at the decline. Southern red 81 +l@l To-
DO. amber, 81 l5GDl IS: No > western winter red,
SPOT and June, 81 l7J.al734; July. 81 09lg@1 095s
August, 81 0Gzs@l O7; September 81 OG1gGl OGA.
COrn-SOuthcm easier; western steady and q
shade better. Southern white j7c; do. yellow,
nominally bic; western mixed, spot, and June,
5l@5lAc; July, 4ol4aigIc; steamer, dlMc.
Oats lower Southern, 36d37c; western white,
S5@S6c; do. mixed, 32g33c; Pennsylvania, 3j@36c.
Rye quiet at Ssc.
Hay steady and unchanged.
Provisions firm with upward tendency
Butter steady. Prime TO choice western packed,
l2@ l6c.
Eggs quiet at l2l$@13c
Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee quiet. Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime,
l2A@l54c.
Sugar quiet but firm. A soft, lOc.
Whisky steady and unchanged.
FTcights steady and more active.
RccCipl>-flOur, SIS bbls; wheat, G3,l2S bu. corn
81 500 bu; oats, 3,42S bu.
Shipmeuts-Wheat, 60 81 bu; corn, 15l, 7GS bu.
SnleS-Nhent, 4Qj, 100 Du; corn, 1857 bu.
Virginia skies deferred Ga do, consolidated,
Gl34 pastdue coupons, sI3i; new tcn-iorics, 1895;
Virginia ten forty coupons, 9234 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
FOR RENT-IaOUSES.

GLlI MASS. AVE-Six-room house, newly pa.
- II percd and painted; convenient to Govern
ment Printing Office; cars pass the door. Key at
ilS9 Tenth ST W. je!A
National Republican., 1880-06-25

VULY /, IssO-A frame house, delightfully."- located
- No 60 College Hl 1870 ioet OF ground fruit, gas,
water, poultry house. etc.; rent S25 per month. Ad-
dress W Is SHAW, Third Auditors Office. jC2l
National Republican., 1880-06-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
Nnm Ynrk Nlnnr, ,lnrl,rl.

Nfw YnGK Jtrc al i,,3
Money was easy at 2aS per ccnt, sad c.oscI 1T
2ik
Exchange was weak at ls5alsT{ u. bong aud
is7lgnl,73f for short
Governments strong aud gcucmiy 1ta r.
State bonds dul auI nominal. Louisiana con-
sOls sold az 46'I.
Railroad bonds strong and hi4hce. Eric rrisI
seconds TO S9lH. nuucd iiyts 10 81 i. Euu-as
Texas seconds 10 Gll5, Boston, Hartford ~ B. 'e
trsts tu 500 Lchigh Il NikcsburTc cuu~us iu .., +,
Mobile q Ohio iHts, dcbcniurc,. tn a. burlington.
Cedar Rapids " Northern hrsts to gl@1 Chcsipeuk ke
~ Obio irss 90 61l4. aud DO. currency skies % iG
Denver Rio Gunde ff>ts sold mp 10 lUB AMI d..
cOnsols tn "a -; Mobile d Ohio seconds. dchcuturps
rose TO l8 aud reacted TO %, aud G., G.. 81 G. lit
comes advanced TO 40l4.
The stock market opened strung aud iu the cuF,y
dealings prices advanced q 10 ~ per cent 81 The
general list, Canada Southern ami the Coul shItcs
leading the improvement. During the afternoon
some sales ~ realize Profits caused decluc uf "a
10 per cent. but under strong buying the sper.
lntOu ngain took an upward turn aud recovery
Of "a TO u per cent. eusued. the market closing
strong. Among the miscellaneous shares Nashville
d Chattanooga rose G. aud -. Paul q Minneapolis
and 81. Paul x Sioux City per cent on The days
transactions. The stock of the Denver 4 Rio
Grandc milrund. which was recently admitted 20
the stock Exchange, was dealt Ia to-day for the
first time, aud on an active inquiry sold up from
81 to 6JJz closing at the highest point.
Transactions aggregated OOO0 shares intending
Delaware. LnCkawanna IL Western 5000, Dela-
ware u Hudson . 900, Denver x Rio Gf0mdc 1900
Erie 5000, Illinois Central 1000, Kansas d Texas
1900, Lake shore 1900 Northwestern 900, NHsh-
Vile ~ Chattanooga 1000 New jersey Central - 600,
Ohio Il Mississippi G,0O0, Reading 1000. 81. Paul
2S.000, Sc Paul 4 Sioux City 1000, Wabash Pacific
1000 and Western Union 1000
National Republican., 1880-06-25
DROpOsALS FOR COPPER.
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR, !
NAVY PAY OFFICE,

NAVY z
WAsHISGroN, D. C., June II, 1850, }
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, TO be indorsed
proposals for Copper" will be received at this office
unil2 o'clock M ON the 7th day OF JULY; 1850, to mr-
niSh nnd deliver at the Washington Navy YARD 20O0,G
pounds of refined American Copper. This copper
will be required AS follows. 10000 pounds hest
quality American copper 10 inches long, |. inches
wide and ~ inches thick to weigh about l6O pounds
5000 pounds best quality American copper, about 81
inches long. 4 inches wide ana ~ inches thcki Ia
weigh not less than l0 pounds.
One.half of tach kind of copper TO be felvered on
before the LIST day of September Is o. and the sec
ond half or before The LIST day of November 1850
with the privilege ofdeliverlng the whole ut us early
u day MS the successful bidder may desire
The whole ofthis cooper will be subject TO the tests
and inspections of the proper officers of the Wash
ingtOn Navy Yard, to whom bidders are referred
No proposal will be considered unless from manu-
facturer or regular dealer in copper
The right Is reserved TO reject any all Offers
should II be considered 10 the interest OF the Govern
ment to do so.
Blank TO ms for bids to be had at this Office
j. ADAMS SMITH,
ieIs-otaw2wks Pay Inspector u, $. N.
National Republican., 1880-06-25

SUDDEN kiss made young lady in In
diana crazy. YES" adds an old bachelor,
crazy for more"
BOLD bad man in Kokomo recently broke
up church sociable, at which conundrums
were being given, by asking why women were
given it up, replying that they shut up when
thoy sleep.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
JUNE II, 1880.
LIMITED sTATEs MARsHAL,s SALE.

by virtue OF n writ of ier ihcias. issued out OF tho
Clerks Office of the Supreme court of the District OF
Columbia and TO me directed, | will sell ut public
sale. for cash at the courthouse door of said district
TUESDAY. the 9th dav of July, 1880 at Il O'Clock
m all the right title, clam ana interest Of the de-
endant in and to the following described property,
TO wit: Lot 50 IN block 5O In yhrelkeds addition to
streets. lying 2O feet irst street and 60 feet on
Lingan street. levied upon the property of Patrick
O'Donoghue, TO satisfy execution No n, ,667 at law
In favor OF Jane h. Brooke
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
je14-dts u. s. Marshal.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
PROPOSALS FOR BRICKS.

OFFICE OF BUILDING ron STATE WAR ASp
NAVY DEPARTMENTS Old BuIIDING,
NAVY DEPAR1AltST, l5Tlt STREET, |
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June 49, 1880.
{, EALED PROPOSALS, for furnishing aud deliver,
- ing l7OO0Ol more or lcss, best Red BRICKS, and
9OCOO more or less Skew Back BRICKS, at the site
Of the North Wing of the Building for State, War
and Navy Depnrtmenls in this city viii be received
AT this Office until ~ M Of June ~ 1850 nnd opened
Immediately thereafter IN presence of bidders
specifications, general instructions for bidders aud
blank forms OF proposals viii he furnished TO esNo-
liscd blicli-muEers ana dealers only upon appllca-
TIIOs. LINCOLN CASEY,
National Republican., 1880-06-25
PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
AND
CORD CLAMPS FOR TIE MAIL SACKS.
PosrorFIcr DEPARTMENT,

WAsHINGTOS, ID. G., June II, $780,
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
- ceived at this Department until NOON, on THE
TWENTY SEW ENTH DAY OF JULY, 1850, for fur
nishing, by contract, PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
like the samples of this Department in such qunnti-
ties and at such times may be required aud or
dered during one ear from the Fiheenh day of
August 1881; also, ior tnrnlsng im Ike manner and
FASTENERS, either like the sample of this Depart
ment like other samples which bidders may sub
NIT instead improved devices better adapted TO
the purpose. .
The proposals (the right to reject any or all OF
which being rcServed) be in accordance with
the specifications and FORMS which will he furnished
on application TO the Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
The contracts which may be made will be In CON
iornity TO such specifications and the accepted pro
posals d. NJ. KEY,
jelT-luw0w Postmastcr.Geueral.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, JUNE n. 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until noon JULY T. for the erection Of the
south wing to the District of Columbia workhouse,
the plans, specifications and Instructions for which
will be furnished ON application TO Inspector OF
Buildings room IS, Morrison Building, Four-and-a
half street.
The commissioners reserve the right TO reject any
or all bids pni Is of bids deposit OF $500 must
accompany each bid as security that the bidder, i
success ful, Will enter into contract for the work win
good and sufficient bond within five days from date o
award OF contract By order of Commissioners,
Ie9s II Secretary.
National Republican., 1880-06-25
WANTED-SITuATIONS.

pY n colored girl, n situation as nurse, chamber.
sD maid, or Will do plain cooking. Apply at ~
Ridge st n W. Ie25
National Republican., 1880-06-25
STATES MARsHALs SAFE.

u
By virtue Of writ of heri fcias, issued out Of the
Clerks Office of the supreme court Of the District OF
Columbia and 10 directed, | viii sell at public
sale. for cash nj the courthouse door OF said District
TUES DAY the 9th day Of July, 1870, at II o'clock
M nll the right title, clam and interest OF the de
tendant, Adam c. Van Patten, In and to the fol
of lot II, IN square No. 7g0. having n front OF
20 feet II inches on East Capitol street run
ming back with same width 50 feet : inches to
southern rear line of said lot located IN the city
Of Washington, said District, together with all and
singular The improvements thereon, attached and
condemned to satisfy execution No. 2i57l, ut law,
against Adam G, Van Paiten, ~ favor OF Charles
Walter. FREDK DOUGLASS,
U. g. Marshal ID. C.
JUNEII. 1887. el4dts
National Republican., 1880-06-25
AUCTION SALES.
i1TED sTArEs MARsnAL's SALE.

I NITTU BTATFS MA AFbHALb SAIE,
BY virtue OF writ OF her acins, issued out of the
Clerks office Of the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed will sell nj public
stlc for cash. al Dowlings Auction Store, corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue aud Eleventh street north.
west on SATURDAY, the I'd day of JULY. 1850, ni
10 o'clock m all the right tue claim and interest
ofhe defendant In and 10 the following described prop
erty, TO wit: One lot of Furniture. consisting OF NJ
4. Suite. Sidcbonrd, sofa, Chairs Desk, Washstand
Sale Mattresses, etc, etc, seized and levied upon rs
the property Of Felix A. Salter. satisfy execution
No 2jilb, ut law, in favor of Ellns Travers.
FRED'K DOUGLASS
United States Marshal.
JrNp q. 1851 feg -dts
National Republican., 1880-06-25
RIDING.

M per month; gentleman and wife or two single
gentlemen, S;5 No II q ST W, near Government
Printing office. Je22
National Republican., 1880-06-25
1880
1000 The GREAI 1900
PENNsYLYANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
BpLENDID A(ENTRY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP-
The GREAl
1880

- PENNsYhlXANIA ROUTE -,
TO THE N99FIiHIp Ip WGhsT WE AS AEp ,s0SHTHwEsE
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
TRAINS Leave 4 q wGsHSGIoN ash from rom Depot cor
ner ofsixth and Bgtreeis, Rs follows;
tars 10 EaMSyiie aud Chicago; i64G a. M daily
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Cincin-
pat. ST Louis and;Chleaso w. Op M dairy, with
BALTIMoREAND Po5roMAo RAILROAD
For CAnandRguh Rochester, Buffalo Niagara FallS
Win rarlor Car 10 Makin- and the North at
SP0a. m daily, except Sunday at $50 p m. daily,
except Saturday with Palace Cara TO Canaan
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and ElmhR, at 1910
q. IN. daily, except Sunday,
For New ork and The East, M. .;O0and 1000 p,
Limited Express q Pullman PGrlor Cara ESQ a. m.
For Brooklyn, New HoTk, a'l thrGggh trains connect
anordina direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
- Ing double terrlase across New York city -,
For on oraafphIs GSdsY 5 81 ana 1 @ ao n m SO ana "0 H.
Limited ESpress $3.50 a m. deily, except SUNDAY, o
Io So o S5 ri apS G'Uj Ijo ~ 81 M On Sunday
SOFA NJ 1910 a, M. $40. $3.50, ana lO y. m.
For pope'g Creek Line. GiOE IN. and $50 r. n daily
For Aniapolls $40 w. m. and 40 D, m daily, except
ALfXENDRIA AND pFREDERICKsBURu RAIL.
NAY AEp ALENANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, Z a;iO, Q, II n m. 42n, 6;2o 02l,
and 1880 .. m. On Sunday = ana II a. M, and $
For Richmond aud the South, 700 a. m. daily and
6:lO p m daily, except sunday.
Trains leRvs Alexandria Tor Washington, q, g. 10 a.
sunday AT and 10 q, M, and EOS y m.
eommodstons car be procured at the oificos-norIh.
east corner of Thirteenth street ana PannsylYanin
vaniG avenue, and at ne depot where orders he
efl Tor hecheCking OF baggage TO destination from
''''''' H. T. FXRMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager