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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-09
The Ea.. Paramount Company.

At the annual meeting of the East Fair
mount Gas Coal, and Coke Company, held at the
Office of Cummings and Baker, 14l1 street north
west yesterday, the following officers were elected
Henry NJ. Baker, president and treasurer; Glen
W. Cooper, ce-president; James E. Bell, secre-
tary and for directors Henry n. Baker, Glen W.
Cooper James E. Bell, Westel WiIloughby, R. o.
Hoffman, John Bull and James Prather.
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Martyrs of the Nineteenth Century" Cornelia 1.
Morgan; duet "Serenade," Beethoven. Misses
Prentiss and Scoville essay, Limitations" Anna
Seymour Ames; vocal duet, "Serenade," Schubert.
Misses Furgason and Graudin; essay, Despot
isms," Hattie B. Walker; duet, "Mazurka," Chopin,
Misses Rand and Poke presentation of diplomas,
Bishop E. e. Andrews; chorus, Down Among the
Lilies" Glover; benediction.
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District BrevitieS.
The Weather To-Day.

For the Middle atlantic States, including
the District Of Columbia colder, partly cloudy 'redther
occasional RAIN rGrtdbe ,Cinds, mostly nolthery, tSd-
tiOnary or higher barometer.
The thermometer yesterday registered as fol-
lows: a. m, $50; IL a.. NJ, 7So; p. m. So; p.
m, 80; m, 100; II p. m, 10; maximum, SIS;
mir
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-09
No Fund to Pay Him.

Mr.. Enoch Totten, on the 18th instant,
wrote to the Commissioners as an attorney, de-
manding the payment of the money, amounting
to O0O received by the treasurer oft board of
public works on account of assessment certif-
Gates belonging to the First National Bank of New
York. The Commissioners yesterday informed
Mr.. Totem that they have no fund out of which to
pay his demand
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A JerSey Stir I'm.

Quiet old Mount Holly, n. j., has had stir up
unequaled in its magnitude since Washington
passed through on his way to Monmouth. Mr..
Charles Sailer, leading citizen and president of
the Vincentown Mari Company, sent dollar to
NJ A. Dauphin, New York, and got back $4,000 for
his venture on half ticket No 81 O99 in the April
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery. On June
IA over $4,000 will be divided in sums from $780,
900 down, among those who shall have followed
his example in sending their investments to NJ. A.
Dauphin at No. 2l2 Broadway, New York city, n.
Y, or same person at New Orleans, La.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-09
ROIsferinS Bowen.

The movement in favor of Sayles j.
Bowen and n. NJ Holland as District Commits
sioners is being thoroughly organized among the
colored people in the West End. A delegation
consisting of Dr. Augusta, Mr.. Taliaferro, and
others waited upon the President yesterday in
the interest of Bowen and Holland. committee
appointed at a meeting Tuesday night, held con.
ference last night and laid out plan for Bowen
can,poiOu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-09
PHILADELPHIA,s PETS POUNDED.
a Decisive Defeat of the Athletics by the
Nationals.

The game of baseball on the National
grounds yesterday afternoon between the Nationals
and Athletics was short and interesting, especially
to the friends of the home team. as their favorites
won cleverly in three innings. In the last inning
the visitors rallied at the bat and scored two runs,
one of which was earned, but this did not affect
the chances of the Nationals, who had scored
seven runs by strong batting. The summary of
the game is as follows.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-09
The ST. PatrIck,s Church Property.

Rev. J. A. Walter, pastor Of st. Patrick S
Church, has sent to the District Commissioners a
plot off proposed subdivision of the st. Patricks
Church property, and asks to have it recorded.
The objectEof the subdivision is to separate the
taxable from the on-taxable parts of the prop
erty, with the view of determining the taxes due
thereon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-09
Going to philadelphia.

George G. Meade Post, No. 5, G. A. R.,
Department of the Potomac, at its last regular
meeting voted to attend ina body the unwilling of
a statue to Pennsylvania great soldier, General
George G. Meade, at Philadelphia, on the Fourth
OF July next, and invite all comrades of the G. A.
R. and their friends to join them on this occasion.
An energetic committee has been appointed to
make all necessary arrangements for an excursion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-09
CITY ITEMS.
Auction.

Determined to close out our entire stock of fine
Clothing before retiring from business in this city,
we shall commence to sell at auction Monday,
June 49, at 10 o'clock a. m. and p. m. Goods sold
at private sale at auction prices. The Famous"
400 Seventh street northwest, corner of. This
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.rrsEs u xssIxs coHnsE.
Farnv Robinson Chase, Washington, d. {

Fanny Robinson Chase, Washington, d. c.; Adele
Grandin, Cincinnati, Ohio; Marie Alma Hogue.
Santa Fc. New Mexico: Ella Virginia NARROW,
Washington, D. c.. Cornelia Irby Morgan, Selma
Ala: Frances Adelaide Tune, Washington, D. c..
Nellie NJ Villa, Wirona, MINI. Graduates in clas-
steal course-AnIa Seymour Ames Annapolis,
Nd; Hattie Belle Walker, Washington, D. C.
The programme was as follows: Chorus-"Angels
are Watching U.s. Glover; prayer; duet lover
ture), Ruy Bias" McndelssOhn, Misses Poke and
Rand; essay, Heroes of To- day, F amy r. Chase
essay, The Arthurian Element in English
Literature" Ella V. NARROW; vocal duet
Sweet Tears" Misscs Morgan and Furgason
essay, English Hymns" Alma Hogue: essay,
Among Ny Books" Adelaide F. Tune; vocal
duct, Good Night" Misses Walker and Holman;
essay, Margaret of Anjou," Adele Grandin; essay,
"And the Morning and the Evening Were the
Firs, Day." Nellie NJ. Villa; vocal solo, Night
ingaIc's Trin," GAM, Maud NJ. Furgason; essay,
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The nIcksIer.Rupp Counterreltlng Case.

The case of Alice Rupp, alias Alice West
colt, Thomas J. Bicksler, and Emma Baker, against
whom there are several indictments for counterfeit
ing and uttering counterfeit silver money, was
called in the Criminal Court yesterday. A sensa-
tional phase was given to this case by an alleged
attempt on the part of the other defendants to
poison Emma Baker in Jail because she had
"peached." The three were brought up yester-
day on a charge of uttering counterfeit money
The district attorney entered a nGNe pros. in the
case of Emma Baker for the purpose of using her
a witness, and motion for a severance in the
case of Alice Rupp was granted, so Bicksler went
to trial alone. As no evidence was produced
showing that BicSsler had passed any of the coun-
terfeit money the jury returned verdict of not
guilty by instruction of the court There are three
similar indictments against Bcksler, which viii
probably fall through. One charging him with
having in his possession counterfeit money will
be tried to-day and the district attorney will then
call the cases against Alice Rupp.
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21ep advertisements.
TELEPHONE CARD.

The attention of persons having use for Telephones
on Private Lines, Club Lines, and Speaking-T
Lines is invited to the following
y GEO. c. MAYNARD
Agent American Bell Telephone Company,
liI3 g street, Washington, d. c.
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons. :,

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jewelry, etc. Call or address
Herzog, S0S Ninth ST., near Pennsylvania ave.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Benefits of John T. Ford and James A.
Fagan-"R Republican" Excursion.

The testimonial to Mr.. James A. Pagan,
which will take place at Lincoln Hall tonight,
promises to be one of the most enjoyable concerts
that have taken place in which local talent alone
| has been employed. The names of Miss Eva Mills
| Mrs. Jennie True, Messrs. John o. Pugh, Frank NJ
Pearson, Warren S. Young John Tweedale, Ralph
Jefferson, and tine Apollo Club in addition
| to that of the beneficiary himself insure an
entertainment of far moro than ordinary ex-
| cellence. The programme is as follows
| Part IL. Champagne song. Apollo Glee Club; 3
solo baritone, al Guarany," Gomez, Mr. Warren
| Young; 3. reading, selected, Mr. John Tweedale; ;
| 4, solo soprano, "WaltZ" Romeo and Juliet" Miss
Eva Mills; s. solo basso, Thy Sentinel" Watson,
James A. Pagan 6, solo TENOR The Lovers Ride"
| Philip, Mr.. John Pugh. Part IL, solo contraIto
" Mandoinata" Paladilhe, Mrs Jennie True; s,
solo basso, Life" Blumenthal, Mr. Frank Pear
son; 9, trio, Memory" Miss Eva Mills, Mrs Jen-
ME True, and Mr.. J. Pugh: 10, reading selected,
Mr.. Ralph Jefferson; II. solo baritone, Gallants
of England" Mr.. Warren Young; Il, "Sodiers
Farewell" Apollo Glee Club.
| FoRD's oPERA-HoUsE.
| The benefit of Mr.. John T. Ford which takes
place.at the Opera House tonight is an event
| which should interest every lover of amusements
| in the city. For twenty eight years Mr.. Ford has
been known to this city as a successful
manager and many eventful incidents in his
career have taken place. An enumeration
of the number of important enterprises that Mr..
Ford has inauguratcd would take too much space
at present, but the credit he deserves for firm de-
termination where other managers more timid
have hestated and halted until he has encouraged
them by his own success should be cheerfully
given. The attractions which are offered to- night
should of themselves draw crowded house. 1t is
rarely that so many excellent artists representing
such different classes of talent, are brought to-
gether in one performance. Nine. Janauschek,
Miss Minnie Palmer Miss Rosa Rand. Miss Clara
Cole, Little Rosebud Mr. L. r. SheWell, Mr.. Rob-
ert Downing, R. Z. Graham, and Others, are all
well known and appreciated here, and the plays
or rather parts of plays, selected, are such to
satisfy every variety of taste. 1t is to be hoped
that the receipts tonight may prove that the en-
tertainment will be a substantial benefit to Mr.
Ford.
1.-THE REPUBLICAN" EXCURSION.
The excursion of the employees of THE REPUB-
LICAN, which will take place Saturday next
offers an excellent opportunity for those who de-
sire to get brief respite from the heat and dust of
the city TO enjoy charming ride down the river
upon the well appointed steamer Excelsior. The
committee having the excursion in charge are de-
termined to make every arrangement for the COM
fortand pleasure of their guests, and to insure the
utmost satisfaction to all.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-09

Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning.
and delivered in lb. Ward prints at Sc per ID.
Also cottage cheese Sc per ball; buttermilk, sc. per
quart, and sweet milk, sc. per quart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-09

You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent for SALE lost, three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
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DEGREES
The National Law-SchooI,

The graduation exercises of the law
department of the National University, which
took place in the Congregational Church last
evening, will in after years be looked back to with
the most favorable impressions, as no effort had
been spared to make the occasion memorable one
platform had been erected in front of the pulpit,
upon which the florist in charge, Mr. John H. Small
had lavished the choicest designs of his art
In addition to the members of the graduating
class upon the stage there were President Garfield
Senator Morgan of Alabama. Justice Macarthur,
ex-Mayor Emery, District Attorney Corkhill, Rev.
c. B. Ramsdell. and Messrs. H. H. Wells ST., H. o.
Caughton, W. B. Webb, Enoch Totten, w. F. Mat
tingly. and W. J. Newton Suspended by wires
above the platform was the following inscription
in white flowers: Glasses 1881, N T.; Ubi lex ibi
lbertas." while the organ and other portions of
the church occupied by the staging were COM
pletely yelled from view by flags, bunting and
floral offerings with most bewildering and luxu-
RANT prOfiISOn
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Iron Biflera.
A TRUE TONIC.
The Shahd Rafk

BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
CoRRECTED TO MAY q 1851.
Jersey Avenue

MORNING.
my. ,Phila- and Bait.
ex-................... 2:I0
fPhila., Bait. and way 6::223
fPiltSb'g. Columbus,
Gin. and st. Louis. 6:30
fPhila. and n. Y. eX- 7:35
Bait. and way stains $40
Fred'k, Point of Rocks
and way stations. S:25
Bait. and Annap. eN... $50
MartinSburg and Ha-
gerstOwn &C. Met
branch) ................ 9.45
fBalt. and way stains
(Annap- on Sund'y) lO:0
fBalt. ex .........-..........i0::30
Bait. and Laurel ex-..ll:30
Trains marked I daily.
daily except SUNDAY.
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10 Depot, corner New
ne and G. street

EVENING.
Bait, Annapolis and
way StatiOnS..--........ l:50
fCin. and 81. Louis. 2:05
baltimore and way. BOO
Baltimore and way. I'D
N. Y. and Phila. eI... 4:25
Bait. and Laurel ex.-. 5:1O
Piedmont, Fred'k ,Ha-
gerStOwn, Point of
Rocks and way. $40
fBalt-, Annap. q way 6:3T
Staunt'n & Valley eX. 10
fBSlt. and way stains 1855
tBalt. Laurel and Hy-
attSville eX.............. 9:OJ
tChicaSo, Columbus
and Pittsburg ex...-. 9:3
Sunday only. Other trains
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Norfolk and New York Steamers

The steamer Lady OF the Lake
will leave her wharf foot of Sixth street. every Mon
day Wednesday, and Friday, at 30 clock pm touch
ing at Pney Point, Point Lookout, and Fortress MOa
roe.
Beginning May ], 1851, Excursion Tickets. good for
four days, will be issued follows:
First-clasS Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk -......... .. . ....-- 3 -
First-class Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk .
Second-cIaSS each Way. - -... I -
rstClaSS Fare 10 Piney Point and Pit Lookout. .
Look ut.... . , %
SecOnd-ClasS each vav - IS
StateTOOms, 81. Meals, - cents.
Returning. leave Norfolk Tuesdays. Thursdays. and
Saturdays at p m.
Tickets and staterOOmS can be secured at general
Office, 63 Fifteenth street, in the National MerOpJ
Bank building the office sixth street wharf
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS.
John Gibson and r. {. Knight, will resume thpir
trips, leaving Pier 81, East River New York, every
Saturday at p and Georgetown every FRIDAY, u
a m For particulars apply 10 Agent, g Water
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary,
apo 6lS Fifteenth street
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THE PROGRAMME

the evening and list of graduates was as follows
Overture, "Dadem," Herve: waltz, Golden
Showers, Waldteufcl; march, " Early in the Morn
ing" Faust prayer, Rev. c. B. Ramsdell; address,
Hon. Arthur Macarthur, president of the faculty;
waltz. Mon Reeve" Waldteufel; senior oration
Walter Gecr: selection, LA Perichole" Often
bach: post graduate Grafton, F. D. Thomson;
polka, "Otty." Heyer: address to the graduating
classes Hon. John I. Morgan; waltz, q" Les Sirenes"
WaIdteuel: comforting of degrees, His Excellency
j. y. Garfield, chancellor er-o6tcio; galop,
Through the Prairie" Faust
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The National safe-DeposIt Company,
DR.. Royee,s Turkish Bath.

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue. con
tnucs to receive valuableS of all descriptions fol
safe keeping at very low rates.
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ATHLETICS.
Navy-Yard Matters.

The same clubs will play again this afternoon at
415 o'clock, and as they pretty evenly matched
good crowd should be present
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Steamboat Sines.
New Summer Arrangement.

The New and Elegant Steamer
w w CORCORAN-
CAPTAIN L. l.. BLAKE,
Will make daily trips Sundays exCepted) TO ali
points the Potomac River, as far down GlymOnt
Fare round trip cents to all points except Mount
Vernon. Boat leaves wharf, foot of Seventh street.
at ten q. N. and returns about $50 p II. On
SATURDAYS
the COrcOran will make two trips boat leaving wharf
at and five D. H. respectively, thus allowing
passengers 10 stop over at any point until the return
second trip, reaching Washington about nine p. H..
making il desirable for PicnicS and Fishing Parties
Families wishing to enjoy q ride the Potomac
during the warm summer months will find it to their
advantage TO take the safe and cOmmOdiOuS steamer
CorcOran where every accommodation and facility
will be afforded for comfort and pleasure.
SUNDAY TRIPS
will be made to Marshall Hall and indian Head every
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, boat leaving wharf az
three p returning about eight p. Fare, round
trip. so cents. jeIu
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AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE CO.,
IS Milk street, Boston, Mass.
w. Fl. FORBES, President.
u M rrra..

s. Milk street, Boston, Mass
W. X. DRIVER, Treasurer.
THEO y. VAIL, General Manager
This company IS deSrous of arranging with persons
of responsibility to establish in their immediate local
IN operation in nearly all the large cities OF the coun-
try. BY the adoption Ofthis system unlimited num-
radatlnS from common centre can, ny means OF
facilities afforded at the Central Office, be put in in
slant speaking communication one with another This
system is strictly local in It's character and does not
contemplate the transmission OF messages for its
toners from one city or town TO another
The company also desires energetic and responsible
parties TO local agents for the following purposes
CLUB SYSTEMS FOR SOCIAL PUR-
POSES,
where five or more subscribers can be obtained on
single telephone wire. This system Will be found
very convenient in the smaller towns and villages
where District or Exchange System could not be
To establish telephone lines between cities and
towns where the District and Exchange or the Club
system is already in use for the purpose OF aOrdng
facilities for personal communication between the
subscribers customers of such systems. To estab
market shire town. order 10 furnish mears for
the transmission of messages between points
The American Bell Telephone Company directly or
through lis regular agents, proposes To make Spe-
cialIy OF introducing the Telephone for
PRIVATE LINE PURPOSES,
dences with outbuildius. Offices with manufactures
&c, &c. Also, to take the place OF
SPEAKING TUBES,
to connect different parts OF building detached
buildings of any group. The system is especially a-
plicabe TO large hotels, II allows of instant speak
ing communication between the room of any guest
and the Office; If desired. il be used for
verSatiOn between guests in different rot ms. This
feature hardly fail to recommend ITSELF cSpec allv
to the keepers of hotels and boarding at places
of summer resort
BOSTON MASS. AprR -. 1881.
GEO c. MI T-N.4RD is tic only oc1Sgn authorized
by 10 supply Tc IhOSS GOT DIGIe LIIes tt1Ss
aud spcGktngttbe tines iUitiH The District Of CDul6u
(Si0ned) 1IIEO " F1IL,
jes-6t General Munger.
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Mount Vernon Seminary.

Foundry Church had its capacity tested
last evening on the occasion of the commencement
of Mount Vernon Seminary for Young Ladies, the
main body and gallery being packed with friends
of the fair graduates. An attractive and interest
ing programme was presented, in which all the
participants acquitted themselves TO the Satisac-
ton OF the audience, which testified its apprecia
ton with bountiful applause. Bishop E. q. An
drews occupied a seat upon The platform and pre-
snntnd EinInlnas TO the fnllnMinc:
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The Excursion : Picnic

OF THE
National Republican Employees
on board the steamer EXCELSIOR. to MARSHALL
HALL. has been postponed to SATURDAY, June
IL, at $50 a. and sd p. sharp. Tickets, fifty
cents. for sale by members of the committees and AZ
hob
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Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths 903 E
street. Only first class bath in the city.
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EXCURSION AND CIR


W CONCERT BY THE CONGREGATIONAL,
CHURCH on the new steamer Excelsior" Ths
DC az VIII leave Seventh street wharf FRIDAY
AFTERNOON, June 10, at four o'clock and will PCS
lllVey leave on the minute TO make railroad cOnneC
TONS Grand Concert will be given during the trim
under the direction of DIR. J. W. BiSchOH. Persons
desiring 70 spend the day at QuantcO leave Al Q
a. m, returning at 30 p. M, with the excursion
party at lO:jO IN the evening. Ice Cream. Cake and
Sandwiches Will be sold by the ladies. Tickets ffv
cents good for either trip, to be had of J. r Johnson
& Co, Masonic Temple, and ElphOnsO YOungs, No
5O4 Ninth street northwest Two children can 90 on
one ticket.
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LSpeciaL Nofices.

RG%WHO TOLD THE LIE? WE LEARN
~ from the editors of the New South that CORE
spOndent W. Calvin Chase is the author OF the follow,
ing notorious article: " The picnic given at CAFES
Woods on the 3Ih success. Four hghtS on tne
grounds and one hackman shot while conveying par
ties to the CITY," Which emphatcally denouncea
lie. and we challenge the author ana the PUBIC 10
proveit. SUNBEAM SOCIAL CLUB.
C. C. CARTER, President je9lt*
e~ REwARD-TwENTY-FIV DOLLARS
~ will be given for the eX-caSs leader steward.
trustee, any of the prominent eX-meInDefs OF
Union Bethel Church. who Will make oath oeforea
notary public of the Iruthulness of the following ar
tcle published in the Evening Star, June 3, 1881:
Another Church Trouble-Opposion TO a Pastor
He Talks of Putting Head on Glass Leader
Bethel a. NJ. +. Church, it grows out OF differences
with the minister the Rev. J. w. stevenson recently
assigned TO the passionate of the church, he is from
Pennsylvania: the congregation is divided, most OF
them taking sides against the minister; his unpOpu-
Iarty grows principally out of the fact that ne mas
treated his congregation. members OF say, as ii thy
had to be civilized If they were in state OF the
lowest barbarism. There has been some lively talk
between minister and congregation. AT a recent
meeting of the class leaders there considerable
of il is said. Ting minister is reported 10 nave
pulled Off his and threatened TO put head on
of the class leaders" By order of the Joint meet
ing OF the Official and Trustee Board of Union Bethel
a. NJ. K Church. June &. 1881. IlS
eSs~ WASHINGTON. D. c.. JUNE 6, IsSI.--A
- meeting of the Stockholders of the National
the president John f. OlDlstead. ESQ.,, lIlG New York
avenue Washington, D. c., TUESDAY June Il, 1881
at O'Clock p m. L. l. HOLBROoh.
les MWStd Secretary.
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Excursions anS 2picnics.
HOi FOR THE CAPES.
a VIEW OF THE OCEAN

The steamer GEORGE LEARY will iuaugurafa
those delightful trips to the capes on SUNDAY
NEXT, June IL Steamer leaves from seventh street
wharf on SATURDAY, June IL, at p. M return
ing arrives In Washington Monday morning in time
for business
ROund-triD TICKETS a n iaaqt