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g. w. Taylor, Esq, one of tho ris-
boon in tho City tho past woek. Our
neighboring town has not bottor or
moro oxcelont young gentleman with~
in it.-Groenvillo Enterprise and
Mohntainecr.
DR.. o. M. Doylo, of Toccoa City,
Ga, mado us very pleasant call last
week. Tho Doctor is q native of old
Pickens District, q prominent physi-
clan and during tho war was surgeon
OF tho End South Carolina Riflos. He
also worthily represented Gconee
County in tho Legislature since the
war. He has large and val6ablo land
cd interest in this County and thinks
of becoming one of our citizons with,
in q short time. We extend hearty
welcome to all such worthy additions
to our citizenship.
An army Of worms, gnawing, gnaw-
ing, night and day, eating tho vitals
Away is freq uontly tho cause of cons
vulsions aud fits. ShrIncr's Indian
Vcrmiugc is the remedy.
low can single dose OF Ayers
Pills cure hondache?
BY removing obsLructions froM Tho
system relieving the stomach, and
giving healthy action TO tho digestive
apparatus.
"You cannot recommend your Klaus
quit" India" Worm 1oIlets too highs
ly'' J. f. Sullivan, WalhuIln, S. G..
4 am Hoilng your Worm PoIlcts like
"hot cake'.' They recommend thom
selves" q. 9. Arve, Long Crock =.
o., S. G. Exec sior Chemical Com
pany, Propriotors. For sale by DR..
J. w. QuiIlian, Easlcy.
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Gated upon this Road and its branches
Daily. except Sundays.
NO d. UP pAssENoEn
LcnTe Columbla[A l1eo,Cs
I 'o"no Mls'"h M II 26 m
Leave Ncwberry ut 2ln nm
Leave Ninety SE 26OnT
Leave Hodges at 862pp
no"ec n hel.0n at 5 05 p &c
Arrive at Grccnvile nt G OF
NO. 43. DOWN PASSENGER
leave te"vo Greenvllle"t ,,I1. 10 88 a
Leave Hodges Mt %
Leave Ninety Six 0Rk -
leave Ncwbcrry at r At
,'u"ne ,r,';,. n,$ron "t 46 p a
Arrive at Columbia fri r 70 y ~,
SPARTANBURG, UNION AND COLUMBIA
RAILROAD.
NO. AZ Un rAssRHdnn,
leave aston IL 4opaR
I'e've 1 H'ro'nrr 13 3pm
'c"vc , e ,%'GS FORD 26 pm
~ ,,HI''"n n. W So pU
r'o"ao r E'Sn Dam sc p M
,''''Ve Han'"c 208 pm
Ie"v' mon .;,y 285p pu
o," ,o",.' T"''vi'''-'o n" O4 p IA
Lee Spnnmhurg. s u, & g Iepot(rl d 08 ~
|~ffVo spartan, "rg II & ID depot (R) 412 p NJ
NO. 13 DOWN PASSENGER
Leave Sparlanburg II g. ID dcpot (u)I24aaA
",'' Ti'''''"h b o. u :, y depot (G) OF p n
'o'Nc 'co'et 80 p ~
Leave: :Jon"srine ga
Leave Union o va
Leave SNntuc o no
Leave Fish Dam RSK111
Leave Shelton q az
Leave Lylcs' Ford R4TrS
'r".t "'roIhcr 40I Pa
''''''o Ut ASTON 486pG
LAURKNs RAILROAD.
traye t''',,t Newbcrry at e56pG
Arrive ~ Laurcns 6 III 8A6 - =,
'r".c hn"rchs 8 80 N
''''''' "' Newncrry II 60 P r.
hHBRvILLH BRANCH.
hr"yo Lrain Lodges a.; e6epp, 9
Ion,, a., a, .''.rE''io 16 a.
Arrive nG Hodges OK ~
B("c Hidgc R. R and anderson Branch
Io""c 'o""o 'e', n, on NJ 608p
io"'.', o,'"u =, '"GrSoh ~ 40 p o.,
i,",e io"ve Fi'!lIc'Gh "S 20 u.
Hr,';,o tr,;v ~ '%G" ,"' c 720p n
Leave WalhallnnL 90 W
Leave Seneca FIJI ~
cave Pcndleton nt 10 9O"
Leave Anderson at ~ 70
Arrive at Bolton nj " 10
Oh ana alter above daio through ca,e Will
ho run between Columbia and uondersonv;iI.
wlthout change.
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THE BEST REMEDY
FOR
FOR
Diseases of the Throat and LUngS.

IN diseases of the pull
monnry organs n safe
and reliable remedy is
invaluable. .AYER'3
CHERRY PICTORIAL is
such Il remedy. and no
otherso cmincntly mcr-
its the confidence Of
the public. 1t is q sci
entitic combination Of
the medicinal priuci-
pies and curative vir-
tues Of the finest drugs,
} chemically united, Of
such power as TO insure
the greatest possible
efficiency and uniform
ity of results. 1t strikes
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RIO y AV AGENTS WANTED
DIV L. N L We want = limited
number Of active, energetic business canvass.
crs to engage in pleasant aud profitable
business. Good men will find this n raro
chance
'H'O Make NEoncy.
Such will please answer this advertisement
by letter, enclosing stamp for renIv sIat;nn
what business they have been cnrorrd ~ % g
None but those who mean business need nm.
ply. Address "P
FINLEY, HARVEY s. CO., Atlanta, Ga,
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Only Thirty Days Trial.

Wo will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and other Electric Appliance,
on trial for thirty days to young men aud
older persons who are afflicted with Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality, etc., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration OF Wig
or and manhood. Also for Rheum atism. Nen.
ralgia. Paralysis, Liver and Kidney diaicul.
ties, Rnpthres, and many other diseases. IL
lustr2Eed pamphlet sent free. Address Voltaio
Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
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Al with arriving trains Of Georgia Con-
trail and A s. w T. Railroads
81 with arriving trains of Georgia Con.
tfn', W and w & A Railroads
iN with arriving trains of Georgia II r
~ with Northeastern Railroad Of CT. to
nnd from Athens, Gu
IT. with Elbcrton Air Line to and from
Elherton. Gn
lG with Columbia md Grccnyillc 10 and
from GoInmpin and Charleston
II with Columbia and Grccnvillo to and
from Columbia and Charleston
lhl with Spartanburg and Ashcvillc. and
SpnrlanAurS, Union and Columbia to and
from licnd d'rson and Ashcville and Alston
and Columbia
Ill with Chester and l.enior Narrow Guago
to and from Dallns nnd Chester
N with c & A-C C-R 81 d aud 4 T e.
for point West, North and East
Pullman Sleeping Car Service cn Trains
Nos. ~ and 4S. Rnily. without change, be-
| tween Atlanta and New York.
\. POPE, Gcnn Passenger Agent
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"EUREKAp
Exclaimed President Qaar.-
fbGB& ON lliS Arrival mt
Long Branch.
g b u R E X Ip'

EXCLAIMED OUR CUsTONEEs WHEN
they have examined our LARGE STOCK OF
FALh AND WINTER GOODS, and have
learned at what wonderfully low prices we
arc selling them. We have just received and
arc daily receiving a large lot of MEMS and
BOYS CLOTHING. CASSlMERS, JEANS.
and HEAVY GOODS, STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, anil HATS,
Groceries, Lcn:hor, &C., which we arc selling
at bo:'om prices. We ;l"o determined to sell
cur large stock. Give W. n trial.
We P"y no rent, no clerk hire, and our
inNe" arc mere song. we cnli sell as cheap
or cHo"ror than any one clso. We defy coi,a,:,
pcrj:inn.
Cotton, Corn, Fodder, and all CoGintry
Produce Gtnght for cash or barter.
Try ~? ia;&5o md We will not ssk YOU 70
come again. Tor Viii oomc Tho next timo
without an Invite.
Very respectfully,
GIriiffii Griffin & Newberry.
sent % 1891
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Columbia & Greenville r u
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBIA, S c., Aug. Goth, 1884

On and after Thursday, Sept. Ist. &esi,
passenger trains Will run as herewith indSS
Gated upon this Road and its branches
Daily. except Sundays.
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1880 Established 1880
WIN. BEATTlE,
GEeEGEGNVTEE1FI $500 s. r..

GEeEEGN VTKAE1EG ~---S. e.
HAVE JUST OPENED A VERY LARGE
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, from cents up;
large line of Cloaks, from Sl.60 upward;
Shawls, Cassmcrc8, Jeans, Flanncls Blank
cts, Comforts and Quilts, in immense guam
titles. Stocks Of Blue and Brown Shirtihgs;
Calicocs and other staple Goods A line Of
Notions, Hosiery, and Gloves not surpassed
in this mafaet. very large stock of Dents
and Boys Hats. The celebrated Bay State
Boots and Shoes-cvcry pair warranted
sell very low. Try me before purchasing.
WM. BEATTlE.
nov 8, 1851 2m
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One Year Plan Price.

AS per Price List, and receive as follows:
$40 Cash On am Organ,
SEQ CASH ON - Piano.
Wit one-third Of the balance on Three
mont one-third in six months, and the
rema der in one year.
TAR sc Offers are Good ONLY
UadfR October Gst, HSSA.
H.. h. NGHBREsYGH1, CIR
McSMTII MUSIC HOUSE,
6HreeH9vfHEc, q, q.
juno 80, 1881 ~
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The State OF South Carolina
PICKENs County.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

j c O'Brynnt, Plaintiff, against Lucy Evins,
Margaret Il ChHmblcr, Sarah j Porter,
Mary Barron, james II O'Bryant, vii
linn A O'Bryant and Morgan, Defend
ants-CorY SuMMoNs-(Fon NELIEF)-CoM-
PLANT NOT SERvED.
TO the defendants above named
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer ITO complaint in this action.
which IL filed in, the Office of the Clerk of
Common Pleas, for the said county, and 70
serve II 1py of your answer to the snid com.
paint on the subscriber 1T his office on Main
Street, nt Pickena Court House, $. G., with
in twenty days after tho service hereof cx-
elusive of the day of such service and if Won
fail TO answer tho complaint within tho time
aforesaid, The plaintiff in this action will an
ply TO tho Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated September 81, 4. d. 1881.
Ills. j. EEWiS, c.C.p.
CllAS. =. BARRETT,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Take moticc~thHt the summons in This oc-
tion, of which The foregoing is n copy, TO-
gcthcr with the complaint therein, was filed
in the office Of the Clerk Of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas for the County and State above
named, on the 27ih day Of September. A. d
1881. ClIAS. =. BARRETT,
w Plaintiffs Attorney.
sept 20, 1881
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Oh nm" alter above dato through cals will
DC run "Gi "ccn Columbia and II Hondersonvills
without ChaLgn ~
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Keen, az "RinI,eIirn."

Richelieu "is one of the tests of great
actors ability. 1t was given by Mr. Keene last
night with strength and power which, consider
ing everything, borders upon the marvellous. To
admit that 1t was uneven is to say only that time
is requisite TO the accomplishment Of every great
work. To say that sometimes feeling Of disap-
pointment was felt at the loss OF great oppor-
tunity-as, for instance, when the grim, fearless
Cardinal orders De Mauprat to his knees, or when
he asks De Bdradas "what page in the last court
grammar made him plural lis not to say SO much
that we are precluded from giving the praise that
as whole the work so richly merits. The curse
scene was given with thrilling effect such as is
seldom seen. Called before the curtain at the end
of each act, the splendid work in the fourth more
than deserved the double recall the tragedian was
compelled to respond TO- The support last night
was even better than on the oren ing night
Messrs Learock Lloyd Moore, and 'Tighc deserv.
ing special commendation. Mr. LearoCk's fine
voice and elocution are refreshing In this day of
gabbling and ranting, This afternoon Mr.. Keene
will give Shylock and tonight "Othello"
Tho sale of reserved seats for the Emma Abbott
opera season next week will open Thursday
morning
Another good house greeted the Georgia Min
strels last night at Lincoln Hall, A matinee this
afternoon and the performance o-night Will close
their season IN this city,
National Republican., 1881-10-26
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

The county court closed its session yesterday.
The funeral of DR.. Stabler took place yesterday
and was largely attended,
The Telephone Exchange here will not be fully
opened before the close ofthe week.
The members of the Alexandria Musical Asso.
citation are talking of disbanding the organization
The matter will be considered at a meeting to-
morrow night.
The Connecticut troops, which have been on a
visit to Charleston, s. c., for several days past,
will pass through here to-day oyer the Virginia
Midland Railroad on their return home.
The steamer Excelsior commenced her trips on
the Norfolk route last evening. The steamer
Geosge Leary, which has been taken oil the route,
will in a short time go to Baltimore for repairs.
Rev. ]. McKendree Kelley, ID. d., preached an
eloquent sermon atthe Methodist Episcopal Church
Of True and False Self. Reliance" Rev. ]. Clarke
Hagey preached last night
The regular semi monthly meeting OF the city
council was held last night Mayor Beckham, in
al official communication, announced the death
of Dr. ID. M. French, one of the physicians to the
poor and ofDr. Edward A. Stabler, also physician
TO the poor as well as health officer of the city.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
---
ExeuraIon of Engineers,

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers of the United States and Canada, who have
been in session in Baltimore since Friday last, ar.
rived here yesterday morning ON II special train
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They spent
the day in visiting the various points of interest
and called upon tile President IN the afternoon
Hodcns There were 225 who participated in
the excursion, and II required far more skill for
George Harvey to seat them than TO supply them
with biyalyular comfort They started in on two
hundred dozen raw, and then followed sewed
oysters, fried oysters broied oysters, oyster pates
and oysters in every conceivable style. 1t is esti
mated that about one thousand dozen oysters were
consumed. The engineers were fne-looking
body of men, and when they arose from the dinner
regretted that the convention had not been held
here instead of In Baltimore.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
A Connec,icu, nexImcn, Com,nr.

The First Connecticut Regiment of
militia, commanded by Colonel Lncius A. Bar
bour, which went to Yorktown with the Governor
ofthat State, and was conceded TO be one of the
finest military bodies there, proceeded thence to
Charleston, s. c., upon invitation, and, having
been royalty entertained there Sunday and Mon.
day left that city at eleven o'clock a. m yesterday
for Washington. They will be due here at LOO
o'clock o.day, and viii tarry n few hours, during
General sherman. Senator Hawley, who, in COM
mon with all citizens OF "the land of steady
habits" take much pride In this crack regiment
will see that the regiment Is properly received
The visitors have been rendered the use of the
armory of the Washington Light Infantry corps
during their brief stay In the city.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
women's Temperance Convention.

The Woman's National Christian Tenn
perance Union will hold Its eighth annual con-
vention in Foundry Church, corner Fourteenth
and G streets, commencing this morning and con-
tinuing through the week, with morning, after
noon, and evening sessions. This morning at nine
o'clock devotional meeting will be led by Mrs j.
X. Barney, Of Providence, X. /. Afler which the
convention will be organized and Miss Frances L.
Willard, president of the society," will deliver the
annual address The afternoon session will begin
ut two o'clock. In the evening, at half past seyen
addresses of welcome will be given by Mrs Clara
l.. Roach, president ofDistrlct of Columbia Womans
Christian Temperance Union, and on behalf OF
Foundry Church, Hon. Hiram Price, Of Washing
ton, ID. O., and responses by Mrs. Mary T. Lathrop
Of Jackson, Mich, and Mrs. Sallie f. Chaplin, OF
Charleston. g. @.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Lively Times mt the River Front.

Harbor-Master Sutton reports arrivals
at the river front yesterday as follows Schooner
Virginia Dare, Captain Dulaney, 200 tons coal for
johnson Brothers; schooner John T. Mills. Law
son, oysters for Market longboat Pocahontas,
Kindrick, wood, johnson Brothers; steamer Sue,
Geoghegan, merchandise for Stephenson Brothers;
schooner Katie Ranger, Hardy, 1862 tons coal,
Sheriff; schooner Maud Seward, Applegarth, 267
tons coal, s. Emery; schooner w. H. Card, Crab
tree, 800 tons stone, s. Emery schooner J. L. Det.
weder, Berry, 29i tons coal, Stephenson Brothers;
schooner j. III. Marvlle, Tayman, 10 tons coal,
same schooner Maid of the Mist, Penton, 100 tons
coal, Clark Il Given; schooner Salisbury, Moore,
DO tons coal, same; schooner John X. Shaw, Cox,
BOO tons coal, same; schooner Kate +. Gihard,
Gihard, 6Sl tons coal, same; bark Norena, Chase,
400 tons ice 400 bundles lath, and 10 tons hay In
dependent Ice Company; longboats Mary Cath.
crime, Wiconico, Three Brothers, Silver Star, and
schooners Caroline II. G. Purdy and Black Hawk,
all with wood for dealers; schooner Ann Bell,
Goslin, 1000 feet lumber, Il. L. Jackson & Co.;
schooner Sally and longboats Peri and Mary Anna
Eliza, with wood for Market schooner Lamar
tine Ireland 23S tons coal, q. II. Burgess;
schooner H. Il. Birdsall Birdsal 772 tons coal city
dealers; schooners William Totten, Reindeer,
Volunteer, Lizzie Regan, u. II. Lambert, Sarah
Jane, John Francis, Pilgrim, Martha Washington,
Maggie, and Annie Lowe, all with oysters for mar
ket, over 5000 bushels altogether.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Oyster Roast Down .he River.

Those desiring an enjoyable trip should
not fail to 20 upon the oyster roast next Saturday
night as be the last one thisseason. The COM
modious steamer George Leary takes the party to
urday night at half-past eleven o'clock. and re-
turning In time for street cars Sunday night thus
enabling business men, salesmen, and mechanics
to go without interfering with their daily avoca-
oysters have been engaged, which will be properly
roasted and served up in fine style free TO pur-
is certainly an opportunity to feast on them to
their inmost satisfaction See advertisement for
National Republican., 1881-10-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.

G. v. Stewart was yesterday appointed postmas.
ter at West Columbia, Mason County, West Vir-
ginia,
nominated Hugh r. Smith and Charles Nj. Walsh
for the house.
Marvin, the great bigamst and forger, has been
assigned 70 duty In the shoe department of the
Virginia penitentary.
Major Ficklen lost at the fair grounds, Richmond,
by death, Gladiator, one OF his fine Normandy
horses, valued at $1,000, II is supposed that he
died from lung disease
The Republicans of the district comprising
Petersburg and the counties of Prince Georgo and
Surry have nominated Lewis Youngblood for the
senate aud r. NJ. Evans for the house.
Rev. Dr. 4. d. Withespoon, the pastor of the
Tabb Street Presbyterian Church, Petersburg,
preached a sermon Sunday night ON dueling, IN
which he characterized the "field Of honor" as
the field ofmurder" and the code Of honor as the
code OF blood.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
maiIwny nnd s,enm.hIp ncn.

The general freight agents of the
Southern railway and steamship companies will
hold their annual meeting at the Metropolitan
Hotel this morning at ten o'clock. The following
delegates are already here; J, W. McGarrick
Clyde Line, Of Philadelphia s. p, Collier. Will
mington and Welden Road; X. d. Cardwell, as
sistant general freight agent, Columbia. s. c.; G. A.
Whitehead, general freight agent. Savannah, Ga.
f. II. Dorsey, general freight agent, Augusta Ca;
G.; w. II. Stanford, Superintendent Old Dominion
Steamship Line, New York; j. NJ Culp, general
freight agent, Lonisyiiie, Ky; j. II. Ogden. Knox:
Powers, general commissioner, Macon, Ga. Sen.
ator Joseph 4. Brown, of Georgia, is president OF
tha
National Republican., 1881-10-26
DISTRICT REFoRM SCHOOL.
Annual Report OF enc President OF the
Ronrd OF Trustcea.

Mr.. A. j. Falls, president of the board
Of trustees of the District Reform School, yesterday
transmitted his annual report to the Attorney
General. The report shows that there were 1859
boys in the school June 80, 1880 60 were commit
ted during the ensuing twelve months, 67 dis
charged because of good conduct, IA absent with
out leave, leaving 1893 in the school the 90h OF
June, 1881. There was but little sickness, and no
accident or death during the year. During the
fifteen years the school has been in operation
seven hundred boys were cared for and but five
deaths occurred, two by accident and three by
disease.
THE RECEIPTS OF THE SCHOOL
during the fiscal year from various sources
amounted to SiOa95.90. Attention is invited to the
necessity gilmore room in the school for errlng and
wayward boys. An additional building, capable
OF accommodating class of fifty boys, could be
erected for the sum Of 5000, and could be filed
with inmates by the time II was completed Refer
ence made to the contracts recently entered into
for the construction of a workshop, the need Of
which for teaching the boys some trade that will
aid them In the future has long been felt
THE CONDUCT oP THE BOYS
generally during the year is highly commended
and also the fidelity of the various officers and
employees of the institution. The appointment Of
committee for the purpose of visiting and in
specting schools of a character similar to the
form school In other portions of the country is
noted. This committee visited the House of the
Good shepherd and House of Refuge at Baltimore;
House OF Refuge, Philadelphia; New York House
of Refuge at Randalls Island, and the New York
Reformation Deer Island, Boston harbor: Nor
sella Street Home, Boston, and Massachusetts,
State Reform School, ut Wcstboro, Mass. Extracts
from the report Of this committee are submitted by
tions made by the committee for the enlargement
and improvement of the District Reform School,
National Republican., 1881-10-26
LOCAL MENTION.
An Interesting Dispute.

The courts of New Orleans hayenow before them
an injunction suit restraining Mr.. Simon Silver.
from the Louisiana State Lottery Company, as IL is
alleged that Mrs. Emma Clark, OF the same town,
been obtained from her on the promise to collect
II, while she was ignorant Of her great good luck
The company have had three similar cases in It's
history. All that Is wanted is TO know who is the
owner. Tho next drawing Nhe 13Sth) will take
place on November s. and NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La, will promptly give any information
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Promtnent Arrivals.


r, EnnITrrpr. 7. Atkinson, Montana; Thomas +,
Casswell, u. s. Navy; II. Miller, Akron, Ohio II p.
James Boston, Mass. T. NJ. Knox, Chicago, Ill, (;
Edwin Todd, Paris France; James Tanner, Brook
Iyn, m VI U. sebree, v. s. Navy; w. s, Engle,
BI5SSsiyql Brock Erlv ~ w W. Ki%b@Ii u s. A.; Jose
I'll u, Barton, Minchester, Xai Alfreo iooper, pc
ter, Pennsylvania,
METRoPoLIrAN,-E p. Wilson, Cincinnati; ]. NJ.
Culp, Louisville, KY; u. Cardwell, south Carolina;
George r. Knox, Knoxville, Tenn; George A.White-
mead, south CarOlnat j. II. Rahm Kansas CITY, Moi
T.. a. Churchmnn, Wilmington, Del; w NJ. Hale,
boston Charles T. Hatch, Philadelphia; \. A. Gall
iagher, New York; Dr. g. II. Thornton, Memphis; |;
George a, Cunningham, Richmond.
WILLARDs.-G. A French. New York; c. Il, Van
lima; a, II. Parker, Pennsylvania w. H. stanford,
New York II. u. Eager, Boston; G. Whealen, Day
ton, Ohio; w. Lyons, England; f. Hellyer, Georgia
u. d. Nook, Philadelphia; S. =. Armstrong, Hon.
J. q. Slpman, New Jersey William A. Lee, ]. Con-
ley, q. w. Quintard, New York.
ST. JAMEs.-R. B. Molesworth Montreal; DIR. A. II.
Carr, Rochester N. Y; J. q. Mason, Virginia; G. i.
II, Wells, Indiana; f. II. Cole, brooklyn, N. VI;
James Lyesslngton. Scotland; William Littlejohn,
New Orleans; a. V. Scott, Virginia.
Rf0us.-F. Nromnn II. ID. Sayre w. II. Kenyon,
New YORK II. u. Roberts, Boston; =. J. Edwards,
brooklyn N. N. Stewart, Kalamazoo, Mich; $. ID.
N North, Utica, N. V; J. II. Slrmott, New Orleans.
ST. MARc.--T. II. Cook, Philadelphia; y. A. PEN
berry ST. Louis Peter Crlste, Pennsylvania; Henry
Grow, william IL Lansell, New Jersey; 4. Boyd,
Nj. Hccht, New York.
WELCKER's.-Mr. Robert Garrett, Baltimore; Mr..
brockelhurst. NJ. p, England
WoRMLEY's.-E. ID. Meralla, Baltimore.
National Republican., 1881-10-26

The job-rooms connected with THE REPUBLICAN
are now executing finer work than ever before
done In this city. Nothing short Of the engravers
vinced, and leave your orders, for If quality OF
work ia consideration you cannot fail TO be salts
fed that no other establishment In the District can
Dptp with
National Republican., 1881-10-26
A Caution 10 Our Readers.

Inferior limitations frequently follow successful
inventions. This has been the case with the pat
ent L1NoLEUM floor cloth Beyond oil controversy
chasing look ON the back of the cloth for the word
"LINoLEuM." 1t Is printed on every square yard.
None otheris genuine All carpet dealers keep 1t.
National Republican., 1881-10-26
Mails for south America.

The sailing of the steamer Napier, here
tofore announced for dispatch from Baltimore for
Rio de Jnneiro on the 2Sth instant with mails for
Brazil, the argentine keppDllc, paragnay, and