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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-04
FOR SALE.
Krics,s viii for Sale
Co"paFtnersElip.

GtT h, the undersigned, have this day formed
w o partnership, for the purpose OF
n general commission and grain
buelness, under the firm style of Curtis q
Garrett. We pay the highest cash prices for
AL kinds Of srain, bones, iron, etc and make
q. Y. CURTIS,
a. @. GARRETT, in.
DALLAS, Texas, January 81, 1881.
Thanking my numerous customers fer their
patronage while in the late firm Of Curtis 4,
Robinson, and while alone. l respectfully so
licit e continuation ofthelr business.
C.P. CURTIS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-04
DIR. s. EAGAN.

Having permanently located in Dallas, re-
spec tfully offers his professional services to
the community.
Office: 7I3 Mails Street.
Residence, Grand Windsor hotel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-04
LOST.

Y OST-Between T. & p. depot and UAlon
r. depot on Thursday limited ticket from
Dallas to 1t Louis, No. 1873. The finder viii
be rewarded by leaving the same at HERALD
Orlce
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-04

rYoR SALE A rare chance Will sell at
L bottom prices, forcash or trade forlmproved
property or secured noJes, forty sulky plows
by beat manufacturers and of tho best make.
Apply ~ hiiburn wagon depot, on Austin
street, in rear of Adams & Leonard's bank, to
w j. Britt.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Now York acnernI Market.

New York, Aug l.-Cotton quiet and
firm; sales to-day, 26S bales; uplands, l2I6c Or.
leans, 121sc consolidated net receipts, 3592 bales
exports-Great Britain 1878 bales the continent,
100 bales. Flour-southern steady and quiet !;
common to fair extra, s5 1906 35; good to choice
do, Sc 1907 90, Wheat a shade easier, closing
firm; moderate export, fairly active speculative
trading; business for export mainly In No. 2 red
rejected spring, ssc; ungraded do, 81 0o@1 1s; No.
8 do 81 l6; No. do, 81 2l@l %, the latter late
Saturday; steamer No. 2 spring, 81 49, ungraded
red 81 O501l 26 No. do, 81 2ll491 22j No. do,
81 25@5l 264 steamer do, 6l 22i No, red, 81 2S
mixed winter, 81 2ll9@l 22l9; ungTaded, 81 2269
2lA; No. do, 81 25IS steamer do, 81 20x@ q
No. red, August 81 25ls6Gl 20, closing at 81 25Js
81 2g9z9l 80, closing at 81 POOL 80; No. rcd f. o.
b., 81 rs. Corn-cash lots less active and prices
unchanged; options l80eszc higher, with more
doing; ungrAded 4S6D5Sc; No. 8, blg52c steamer,
5i955o; No, 2, 57Zh@5s14ci No. 2 white, 6914G6Oc
steamer white 5G1se; ungraded white, 57lGc yell
ing at 5s4@5SIkc; September, 59D59]4c, closing at
5g51c; October co. 4D6lc, closing .at Gle. Oats fo-
yerlsh and unsettled cash heavy and 26b3c lower;
options shade strongerj No. 3, l6A@i6l6c. Hops
quiet and sleadyi yearlings, l2@lsc, Coffee firm
and quiet Rio, g4glSAe. sslg Sugar firm and very
standard A, 9Hc, Molasses quiet 80 test refining,
SAC, Rice dull and unsettled. Rpsin quiet at
81 05@2 07N. Turpentlne duh at Ale, Wool quiet
and steady domestic fleece, 3i@45c; pulled, 300
i0c; unwashed, l2@&c; Texas l4@S0c. Pork firm
and moderately active; new, SIS 21i middles quiet
long and short clear, 9Ae, 1ard-cash finn Au.
gust and September a shade lower; late months
higher and more active; prime steam, spot ell So
August and September, sll s0@ll 65j October,
National Republican., 1881-08-02
NoBIE.MrNpED ISpIASs.
A SAD and Romantic story.

There died in the Presbyterian Hos
pital, New York. q few days since, John o'Neil Of
Dublin, Ireland He was found lying upon dray,
where he had passed the night, at Seventy first
street and First avenue at six o'clock in the morn.
ing. He was so exhausted that he could not be
revived and he died two hours later His story MS
told by relative who come TO cluim his body Is
romantic. Twenty years ago he was worth
$4,000. and in his native town was one OF the
popular young men. One of Tweeds friends in
this city, with his family, went TO Dublin on
visit some years ago, and there o'Nel became
enamored OF one of his daughters The young lady
seemed to favor his suit while in Ireland and he
was so deeply smitten that he followed her when
bhe returned to New York. Once home again, how
ever, she withdrew her favor and Tilted him.
Broken-hearted, the young lrishman went back
TO his country and tried to drown his sorrow in
drink. For some years, as inclination suggested,
he divided his time between Ireland and America
At last his money gave ont and his friends de-
serted him, and he rapidly descended until he be-
came tramp, He died OF exposure axd want.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
PRODUCE MARKETS.
baltimore aeneraI Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.--Cotton firm; mid
ding, 1lkc, Flour quiet and steady. Howard
street and Western super. So 5O94 25i do. extra,
81 25GD5 25; do. Gimy So 5O@G 50 City Mills super,
So 5oD4 90; do. extra, q 1905 25; do. family &C rs
OF 90; do. Rio brands, Sc 50@G G.; Patapsco fam.
lily, 81 25. Wheat-Southern steady; Western
steady; Southern red 81 POOL "a; do. amber, 81 23
al 20 No, Maryland, 81 20; No, 2 Western winter
red, spot and August, 81 2iN@1 2i7sj September,
81 261ECgl 27; October 81 29@S1 2016; November,
81 S2GDl 81 Corn-southern steadyE Western steady,
but inactive; Southern white, 6Sc; do yellow, 5Sc
Western mixed spot, 5Gi4@57c; August, 561Ec bid /;
September, 57s1@5Sc; October, 59l6c steamer,
52lSc bid. Oats scarce and steady; Western white,
42@45c; do, mixed, i0@4lc, Rye lower at 75c.
Hay dull prime TO choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl5@l5. Provisions steady mess pork,
SIS 5O@is 75i bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib
Sides packed, 724@l0Ac; bacon-shoulders, el9c;
clear rib sides, lie; hams, l2lz@lS7zci lard--re-
fined, l25<c. Butter firm; Western grass, l3@lSc.
Eggs dul at lie. Petroleum nominal; refined,
TIC. Coffee higher and firm; Rio cargoes, ordi
nary TO fair, 934@llAc, Sugar dull and lower; A
soft os4c. Whisky quiet at 81 ll1z@l ~ Freighs
TO Liverpool per steamer steady; cotton, 3l6@IId;
-four Is Cd per barrel; grain, 5l496d. Receipts
-four l,395 barrels wheat, l27,S27 bushels; corn.
81 800 bushels rye ll6 bushels. shlpments-wheat,
500SS bushels corn, 2i7,427 bushels. Sales-wheaI,
477,l6G bushels; corn, S,sO9 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
sCANDAL-MoNGERs.

Do you hear the scandal.mongers
Passing by,
Breathing poison in a whisper,
In sighg
Moving cautiously and slow,
Smiling swoety as they go;
Never nolsy-gdlng smoothly like snake,
Slipping here and sliding there
Through the meadows fresh and fair,
Leaving subtle slime and poison in their walker
Saw You not the scandalmonger
AS she sat-
Beamng brightly meath the roses
On her hat?
In her dainty gloves and dress,
Angcl-llke, and nothing less,
Seemed she-casting smiles and pleasant words about;
Once she shrugged and shook her head
RAISED her eyes and nothing said
What you spoke Of friends, and ye, II left doubt.
Did You watch the scandal.monger
At the ball,
Through the music rhyming beauty,
Light and alg
Moving here and moving there,
With Whisper light as air,
CASTING shadows on n sister womnn's fame-
Just u whispered word or glance
As she iioatcd through the dance
And doubt forever hang, upon n name.
You will find the scandatmongers
Everywhere
Sometimes men, often women,
Young and fair;
Yet their tongues dip foulcst slime,
And they spend their leisure time
Casting mud on those who climb by work aud worth.
Shun them, shun them "a you CO.
shun them, whether high or low:
They are but the cursed serpents Of the earth.
National Republican., 1881-08-02

hand, certain observant brokers say that Western
Union Telegraph looks better than almost any
other stock on the list and insiders claim the COM
pany has more than half earned its next quarterly
dividend already.
The coal road bulls are also very confident, and
declare these specialties are good purchase OH
every reaction. They claim that the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Company earned per
cent. net In june and the six months result up to
July was but fraction under per cent on the
capital.
People who are in position to know much about
the coal trade sny that the Jersey Central and the
Lehigh Valley Companies are crowded with coal
orders, aud with the Reading Company the de-
mand Is fully equal TO the supply. These compa-
mics sell more coal than any others, and this is
consequently fair index of the trade.
There Is q bull pool In Pacific Mail, and Trenor
w. Park says the stock will go to 70 this fall. He
has turned bull on II, but is doing but little just
now.
a Kansas City dispatch to the National Associated
Press this morning says orders have been received
there TO begin selling tickets TO Eastern points to-
day the basis OF the local rates to Chicago added
To the reduced rates TO the senboard points.
The Boston Transcript just received here, says:
"We have II from pretty reliable authority that
Mr. Vanderbilt has arranged the trunk line diff
culties. aud that the new programme will be an
uouuCcd this week.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Den,h on CentennrinnN

William Edwards, of Moriah, N. Y,
died Friday afternoon last aged over one hundred
and four years. lilo was born at Beeford East
Riding, in Yorkshire, England, May 10, l777. lie
enlisted in the British militia In 1903, In 1910 he
joined tho Thirty fourth regiment OF Fusileers as
volunteer and in short timo was made orderly
sergeant, lie was engaged about four years in the
military service in India, and on January 3
1915, he with his regiment sailed under
sealed orders and went to Dubeck in Ger.
many. This was the year of the great battle OF
Waterloo, and his regiment rapidly marched from
Germany into Belgium On June ls, 1875, he
fought at the battle OF Waterloo. March 4, 1876,
he received his discharge from tho army He
came to the unitcd States in 1928. preceding his
family who arrived In 1880 He lived for two
years at Milton, and at Cambridge twenty.three
yearr, Rt which place he joined the Baptist church.
He removed from Cambridge to TioOnderoga, and
resided there for nine years He has since that
time resided in Morah N. y, where his wife died
in ls7l.- huntington Efee Press and Times, JAy IL,
lSSl
National Republican., 1881-08-02
A SurEeon.E:dltor.

a man armed with ameat-axe, q screw
diver, an auger, pair Of pinoers, u hand saw,
and pair Of shears, with pen over his right ear
appeared at the White House, Washington, Oh
Thursday, and demanded admission to the sick
chamber. The persons In attendance thought he
was crank and urged him to go away from
there; but he explained that he was the surgeon
editor off the New York Heraid, who has been ad.
vising' and criucising the Presidents physicians
in the columns of thar paper ever since the
cowardly shot was fired, and If they would let him
sec the wounded chicflain ne would have that
bullet out in two seconds less Than n jiffy, the
laudabe pus flowing as freely as the puriing brook
lct and the rigors eyeTlastingly checked He was
actually refused admission, and the way he Is now
going for the Presidents physicians in the column.
of the New York Herald is caution TO old Es-
ulnpius.-NOrris,OiUil Herald
National Republican., 1881-08-02
DeInocraiIc Threats.

The death OF Judge Clnord leaves only one Demo.
crat member now OF the Supreme Court-Judge
Field II makes but veiy little difference, however.
Ifever the Democrats do come into complete posses
sion OF the Government they mean TO reconstruct
the Supreme Court and all the balance Of the Federal
courts from top TO Dotlom.-Seddtld Democrat.
All right Don't forget what you say in the
above few lines We shall keep that in our scrap
book. When we said last year that If the Demo-
crats elected President and Congress they would
reorganiEe the Supreme Court for the purpose OF
nullifying the legislation Of the war and recon-
ktruction periods every Democratic paper protested
that nothing OF the kind was intended. So you'll
reconstruct the Supreme Court and all the bal
ance Of the Federal courts ftom top to bottom, 4,
will youY The people win see to It that you don't
get chanee.-Giobe. Democrat
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Mov 10 CooI. N ,po..un,

Senator Garland, of Arkansas, was ap-
pe0led to by Forest and Stream for directions how
to cook 'possum. "The bent OF my mind" lie
replied, "is that you boil the possum in salt and
redpepper water until he Is quite tender, and
then brown him well in an old fashioned oven or
skillet wherein around his body goodly num-
Der OF potatoes are baked and Drowned. You
would have dish unriyaled and more than ORR
entail, and person who could not relish IL,
whether he took the 'possum hot or cold. would
have no celestial fire in his soul, nor music either"
As to whether 'possum is best eaten hot or cold,
than miss him entirely" he added, "I would try
to eat him in any way could find him, and really
/ am Of opinion that he is better hot or cold
according to the taste he is in when last partake
of him -JyoieI M1l
National Republican., 1881-08-02
REAL ESTATE.
Tire omeini Transfers of Yesterday n. re.
corded.

Mr.. J. f. 0lmstead presents the follow
ing ira nsactions in real estate in the District ycster
day, as reported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY
on street north, near the corner Of Eighteenth
street west part OF lot 80 100 feet by g5 feet
lnches), square 1856; John D. Alley to George f.
Emmoiis, S7,6i0.
Same property as above described; George f.
Emmons TO Brainard II. Warner, nominal
On Seventh street west, between and streets
north sublot (2l by % feet, square 422 Gertrude
y. Ray ct vir. TO Northern Market Company,
299260
ON Eighth street east, corner Of street north
sublots II, 3D. and 90 (G0 feet by ll6 feet inchcs)
square S92 Lewis 4. Squire TO Thomas w. Iddings,
$3.50.
COUNTY.
Lot G, block O, In q subdivision of Howard Uni.
vorsity, lands known rs "Enlngham Places"
James w. Harvey TO Ada Donaldson, nominal
National Republican., 1881-08-02

BY Associated Press.
New York, Aug. Money easy at 3
al per cent. on call, and closed at per cent.
Exchange duh at 4SlADis2 for long and 4Si@
4SilI for short sight. Governments were quiet and
generally firm. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds
irregular on n moderate volume Of business.
The share speculation was dull throughout the
entire day, and wns almost devoid OF feature. At
the opening a generally firm tone prevailed, but
the market soon became weak, and prices declined
throughout the rest of the day UP to
the close Of business, there being of
course, occasional slight recoyeries The final
sales, which were generally at the lowest figures
touched, showed decline as compared with the
closing quotations OF Saturday ranging from !. 10
> per cent, the latter in Wabash Pacific preferred
Ohio and Mississippi, c. c. c. q l., Peoria, Decatur
and Evansville, Pacific Mail, Michigan Central,
Lake Shore, the granger stocks, and the Pacific
Railway shares being also prominent therein.
The sales aggregated l99,l09 shares, including
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 10,g00; Den.
yer and Rio Grando, $500; Erie, 600; HannS
bal and St. 10, 12,3OO Kansas and Texas, 1900;
Michigan Central, 500; Memphis and Charleston,
800; Missouri Pacific, 1900; Northwestern, 6,i0O
New Jersey Central, 9,l0O New York Central, 81
COO; Northern Pacific 20G00; Ohio and Mississippi,
1900; Pacific Mail, $500; Reading 1900; 81. Paul
$500; Texas Pacific, 2iO0; Union Pacific, $500; Wa
bash Pacific, Il, ,S00 Western Union, 20,300
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Get Rid orthe Malaria,
To the Editor ofTHE REPUBLICAN;


Any one taking stroll down Delaware
avenue to Massachusetts, avenue northeast to cor
First street. can see why It is that the people in
that vicinity nrc shaking with malarial disease.
There are three ponds Of stagnaut water covered
with green slime, breeding poison under the sum
mer sun, which the neighbon think would not
remain for months without abatement in the West
End Can II be that our health officers are more
vigilant for the the rich than poor? The water
in Schenks lot can be easily drained, but con-
tinues 10 cause sickness TO all in the vicinity.
MALARIA
National Republican., 1881-08-02
nnl,Imore cnt,Ie Mnrkct.

BALTIMORE, Aug. beef cottle--mar-
ket dull, and all except extreme tops Ic Off; very
best, 1906 2.5c FIRST quality, 4@5lkc; medium,
3614c; ordinary, 2lS@3c; most OF the sales were
from ils@5lSc; receipts, 2299S head sales, ,75s
head swine-fair supply and moderate demand ;
quotations, S1S6D9lSc; receipts, 4S5S head. The
arrivals Of sheep and lambs were 9,20i head quo.
tations-sheep 9d5c; lambs, 366c
National Republican., 1881-08-02

WEsr PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1.--Cattle in
fair demand sales, $500 head prime, 6jk@7c
good 6i&66lSc medium, 5000; common, 40
51Sc light Texas and grassers, sl9@i9lc Sheep In
fair demand sales, 1000 head prime, 596@59tc;
4Hc; culls, 3&6n4[c; stock ewes, 81 00dl ~ /;
lambs, 3lSGSc. Hogs in active demand: sales
$500 head prime 9749l0c good, 0a9}6c; medium
SiSGS1.c.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
DIED.

YATTiS.--On Saturday evening. July a0 ut G:i5
O'Clock, Mus. ASS b. widow of the late Zacharlah
Yates, In the 7Jth year OF her axe.
Funeral from Trinity (C'athO ic) Church to-day
(ruesday, August at 10 a. MI Friends OF the FAM
lily respectfully invited TO attend.
HOWE--On Monday, August 1, 1881, at 1855 n m,
at the residence of Enoch 'rottcn, Esq, LINDA A..
wife Of Hon n o. Howe. Of Wisconsin
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
RnItImore Stock Ronrd.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.--Virginia SKIES
consolidated, 81; past due coupons 92; new ten
for,ies, 5Ik bid day.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Ph,,adcIphia cattle MARKET.

slf 65@1i nv; November sii l5@i1 25 Deccm.
Der, sll 00@lf O2Si year, sll OoGil 02Ik. Froighs
National Republican., 1881-08-02
yTIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE II, 1891.

TRAINS LEAVE u. & p DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:
7;i0 a. M, daily-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for South and southwest. Daily
except Sunday, to local points on e. & q. II. Y.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from WASH
ington to New Orleans without change OF cars
ll;o5 A. m.-WliIrE SULPHUR LIMITED E%:
PNiSS, daily, except Sunday, to Fauqulcr and
White sulphur springs. PAhLoR CAR, Wash
ington 10 White Sulphur Springs, .
l0l5 y. m.-NIRGlNIA SPRINGS EXPRESS, daily,
for AL points South via Danvlc, and West via
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing.
ton to White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washlng-
ton TO Augusta. da.. without change.
Passengers for Manassas DIVISION Will take 1:l0 m.
train daily, except sunday For Wnrronton, El0
n, m. daily, aud 1905 daily, except sunday. -
For tickets and Information call at Virginia Md
land Oncc, COL Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ SLAUGHTER. General Ticket Agent. jyls.tf
National Republican., 1881-08-02

ENCUKSIONS
TO Richmond, via Norfolk, or to Norfolk via Rich.
mond and return 10 Washington. james River by
daylight A delightful trip.
Steamer Excelsior twice daily l0:JO n. m, ana G3l
y. M to Richmond via Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, from Qunntlco, -
DAYS, aud SATURDAYS, TO Norfolk connecting
al Richmond aud Norfolk with the James River
steamers each way.
Round trip "
National Republican., 1881-08-02

oNhNAAAt W Nhkc PltCl NUlNltNt NltN ioNs
IN ,,,,c , oGIr LEAVE ~ wSsIliSaroNIJo s, ,or,.
FAST EXhRISs. '-'N - ''''' 'A'
g GS-RR9lIp{2CG Al 6EilGSG cI,y and Way Station.
slirHSsbg,rg, SIR Winchester, ftHEcr'town, aud Way
ssie-pp9,ilqi q I!or%S apa wGy Stations. ,.rno.
aio-SrAUNToN AND VALLEY t;X XPRtisS icon.
r meets Tor lIaserstown and nt Point of Rocks for
iooo-nn sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
iOOo-RkETtMonE EMPRESS Cstopsa at Iyausy!ric,
College, Bclisyillc laurel, Annapolis Junction,
w ' AND ST. ST. louis EMPRESS Jaw '''''''
isio-.nal,more, Ellicott City, Annapolis, and Way
iii?9-on SUNDAY @@ @@ on only; %, baltimore and Way.
"a III MoRE bbfHfiTIhtSS SSt ,Sn,rr
&so-hqliimqrc and Way stations twlnenesier, Fred.
4ao-RAfTiMoIsE, iiYXTTsyiLLE, ,'i1 HED LAU,
itIsL EXPRESS tErederck, via Relay, stops at
tti5-folnt Of Rocks. Frcacrlck nager'iown, win.
,.. of HocGs and Way stations onlyJ
tBBNHTT2H E% nRS W9I S9ns and
Way via Relay. stops at Hyattsvllie and
eol-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
TSo-BALIiMlhE nSATrSVILLE, AND LAU-
-PITtlsRHRdi CINCINNATI. AND ST.
toaO-EEiIiiifA bEipMIA, NEW YORK. AND nos-
H Sffy ssGYES GMYSTrs4iIE. S %Nb LAu
REL EXPRESS. STOPS on signal or to let on
- and Annapolis Junction.
tDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
All trains nom Washington stop at Relay station.
Ohio ticket oIIiccs, Washington station, and Oie and
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received Mt pOint In the city,
National Republican., 1881-08-02
M. M. R0EIRER,
Attornev at LnxV

Practices In all the Courts Collections made and
CLAIMS OF every character against the United states
Government prosecuted before the various Depart
mens. onice in Second National Bank building,
Washington, ID. 4, Jy10lm
National Republican., 1881-08-02
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS,
The Steamer LADY of the Lake

leaves her wharf foot OF Sixth street. every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, NJ 500 y. m, touchlns ~
plney Point, Point Lookout, and Fortress Monroe. .
Round trip TO Fortress Monroe and Nortolt-,,,,,B
FlTstClaBi fare tO Fortress Monroe ana Noriok"'
Round trip TO Piney Point and Point Lookoul"'"
Second class round w
Returning leave Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at p m, 49,.
Tickets and siaterOoms be secured at ONCE, 6lJ
Fifteenth street, at the OfCe sixth street wharL
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
John Gibson and IL. G. knight, leave Pier H. Easl
River, New York, every Saturday nt p' m, nnd
Georgetown every Friday ut u, M For Particular
apply to Agent, G5 Water street, Georgetown, or
- ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
Je2T 63 Fifteenth street.
National Republican., 1881-08-02

Daily EXCURSIONS 10 QUANTlCo,
via Excelsior, v,4 " m, aud $3.50 ?. M On SUN
DAYS at y, m. only. .
NOunu lfln
Tickets for sale and Information furnished AT B W.
Reeds sons, l?lG 4 street northwest: Cooks Tours
1891 Pennsylvania ayenuej R0oses Cigar stands a.
Principal HOtelsi II. II. POlkinhorn, next 10 CITY
Post-ohcc, and ut C0mpnny,A onee, seysnih street
wharf GEORGE MATTlNGLf,
General superintendent
wN u WEIGH Apcnt les
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Steamboat Sinee.
Steamboat Co.'s Advertisements.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
MONROE, pINEY POINT, AND
POINT LOOKOUT
Steamer GEORGE IEAlN, on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS nt $50 p. M, and SATURDAYS
q u. m. -
EXCURSION TO THE CApES EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK,
Reduction OF rates, beginning saturday, July 30
until further notice.
FiTSt-clnss to Fort Monroe and NorfOk-.,,.,.,,2 %
Firgt-class round %
First-CaSs To Piney Point aud Point LOOkOut,,. 6l
FirSt.claSs round Trip 90
ScCOnd.clnss round trip TO Fort Monroe and Nor
lOlk W
Lookout N
National Republican., 1881-08-02

FOR RICIIMOND. FREDERICKSBURG, ANN
ALL POINTS SOUTH. ~
The new ana splendid steamer EXCELSIOR, con.
meeting with H., T., aud 4. Il. II. ut Quantco, twice
daily except sunday, nt 0:lO ~ m. and $3.50 D. m. .
Fare TO Richmond, limited. Ol
Fare To Richmond, .,,,..,, "
Fare to Richmond, round trip good for ~ days. %