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National Republican., 1881-08-05
New York General Market.

New YORK, Aug. 4.-Cotton quiet; sales
to-day, SCI bales; uplands, IL 1.l6c; Orleans,
10 5.16c; consolidated net receipts, 2ois bales; ex
ports-Great Britain, 1881 bales; the continent 4S6
bales. Flour-Southern firm and quiet; common
to fair extra S5 1906 25; good to choice do, Sc 30
@7 so, Wheat 1S@1l4c higher moderate export
business; active speculative trading, closing firm
unNraded spring, 81 1901 2Ol9; No. do, 81 100
III; No. do. 81 2lJ99l 22ls; ungraded red, o5cGe
81 2S6; No. do, 81 2lGgl 231s; No. do. 81 1910
27ls; steamer do, 81 23A@1 23,5; No ! red, 81 20
29l2; ungradcd white 81 1901 % No. l do, 81 20
al 26ik steamer do, 81 22G1 22IS; No. red, Au-
gust, ST cool 261A, closing at 81 264; September,
81 27I6pl 2S]A closing nt 81 2SS; October, 81 20K
al 81 3l6. closing at 81 81 November 81 %. Corn
1SCel13c higher and more active, the extreme ad-
vance on futures; ungraded. i9lG@5SlSc; No. 3, 50
a53c; steamer, 54@55l9c; No. 2, 6Sd5Sl4ci No. 8
August 5Sle5S14c, closing at 5S94c September, 60l4
61611 &c, closing at G5c; october, 6lA@63sAc, clos
ing at 639kc. Oats fcverish and unsettled, closing
weak on cash lots; options hrmer; No. 3, iil5c.
Hops quiet and firm. Coffee tirmer and In moder-
ate demand Rio Cargoes, lO@l3c; job lots, l0@l4c.
Sugar very quiet fair to good refining, 7h6D714c;
rehned--slandaTd A, 9Iic, Moasses quiet and
steady; 80 test refining SAG. Rice steady and
in moderate demand. Rosih quiet at s. 05@2 o7lS.
Turpentino quiet at il1ac. Wool dull domestic
fleece, 34@e45c; pulled, 20a40ci unwashed l2@S2c;
dies strong and quiet long clear 934c short clear,
l0c long and short clear, 91sc, Lard 5G10c higher
and less active, closing weak prime steam, spot,
81 65 August, sll 5o@ll j5i September, sl1 $50
IL 62lS; October, sll bj@ll 60: November, sll l2z
oil Is; year, sll 0j@l1 O7l4. Freights dull.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
A curlou. Case or ro,,ou,nr.

Coroner Virgins held an inquest
Wednesday in the case of John Gctchey,
the Hoboken aloonkeeper who died on
Sunday from the effects of an operation
performed upon him by Henry Bremen, cigar
manufacturer. Mrs. Getchey the wife Of the dc.
ceased, testified that Bremen who LEFT cigars at the
store profcssed to be able to cure her husband OF
wound which he had received nineteen years ago
and that three weeks ago he performed an opera
ton upon him with an instrument which he
called blaumchiedtisnus. Immediately after
the operation the leg Of the deceased began
to swell, and the next day he was unable to lenve
his bed. He sent for Bremen. who told him that
he would he all right in ten days, and advised
him not TO send for physician, At the end often
days Getchey's leg had swollru so badly that a
physician was summoned. The physician said
his blood had been poisoned, and he died the next
.-Gy. DR.. Mast who attended the deceased Just
previous to his death, testified that Gecheys death
was caused by malpractice. Bremen left his home
on Union Hill on Monday and has not since been
seen. He is believed to be in Cincinnati, and an
officer was sent TO that city.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
,siIIx sn.,ariani.n

That all the monopolists in morality
are not blessed with great strength Of mind Is
proved in the cases ofthe editors OF two religious
newspapers one Of whom attacks Dr. Morgan Dix,
OF this city because he sees heresy In the teach
ings of those who believe" as he don't, and the
ings are hostile To Christianity" The Southern
cAureiman is afler Dr. Dix and Chicago paper
called the LiviR9 Church pursues the dead Dean.
When these feeble sectarians and their kind can
be brought to appreciate the irrepressble fact that
tho lifo OF all business including that OF leading
the flocks through the devious ways of religious
belief Is in competition, the world will be better
on than II has been since the rebrands OF doctrine
and so-called sacred theories were thrown into the
peaceful DosomH Of the human race. Liberality,
which is the main chance OF charity, is quite as
graceful in religious lines In the ordinary cult
walton Of the social affections So let 1t bel-Ne0
Yofk Commercial Advertiser
National Republican., 1881-08-05
r,c,or,oI Jovvrn,,.,r-A Now S,ep.

The Democratic readers Of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer are so ignorant that that wide.
awake specimen of provincial journalism has had
to adopt new and unique method Of making It's
readers acquainted with the nature of its con-
tents. This new method may be called the pic
torial illustrative. The paper is divided into de-
partments and at the head Of each department is
placed n wood cut indicative Of the contents Of
that particular department For instance, over
the racing department is placed picture Of a
jockey on blooded nag, just scooting for the
winning post. over the mechanical department
is placed horseshoe, while over the editorial
columns is put a paste pot and pair Of scissort
This certainly is new kink in journalism and
shows that the Enquirer men are determined that
the Democrats of Ohio shall know what is going
on II they have 10 publish fill pictorial. There
is only step II might take-that is to send
out boy with each paper to read and explain II
to the rock ribbed to the gurgle Of bottle filled
with Old Crow. There is nothing like enterprise
National Republican., 1881-08-05
PRODUCE MARKETS.
nnltlmore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, 12c. Flour unchanged very firm Howard
street and Western super, 50 509i 25; do. extra,
81 2595 25 do. family, 81 5O@6 80; City Mills super
50 50@i so; do extra, s4 1905 25; do. family, SO rs
az 90; do. Rio brands Sc 50@662; Patapsco family,
81 25. wheat-Southen steady and firm; West
ern q shade better, closing steady; Southern red
81 2l@1 20; do. amber 81 2itdl "a; No. 1 Maryland
81 26ll; No. 2 Western winter red, spot and Au.
gust, 81 25lSa1 259s; September, 81 27IS@l 274;
October, 81 2gl4@1 29lS. Corn-Southern steady
and quiet; Western iirmer; Southern white, 62c ;
do yellow, Csc; Western mixed, spot and August,
5S9k@5SlSc September, 59lkd591sc; October, 6O1&
@l6iHc; steamer, &c. Oats steady; Southern, 400
&c; Western white, i3mi5c; do. mixed. 4l6042c
Rye quiet at 720S0c. H0y-prime TO choice Penn
sylvania and Maryland, Sl56Dl7. Provisions very
firm mess pork, SIS 5091S T5 bulk meats-shoul-
ders and clear rib sides, packed, 7a4@510l4c bacon
shoulders, SIC; clear rib Sides 1lc hams, l2ll61
1870; lard-rehned, 1234c. Butter firm; Western
grass, l3@lsc Eggs dull Mt lie. Petroleum nom
dinary e fair, 94@ll9lc. Sugar quiet a son,
9Nc. Whisky quiet at 81 l1lIgl u. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer quiet; cotton, 3-l61l4d;
flour, Is 9d per barrel grain 519G53zd. Receipts
flour, 1,iil barrels; wheat, l00S67 bushels; corn,
90 $50 bushels; oats, 602 bushels; rye 400 bushels
Shipments-wheat 137, ,3iS bushels; corn, 81 6Sl
bushels saes-wheat, 3s6,699 bushels; corn, &c.,
725 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Senafde faOsslD.

Old Mrs. Dragon and Mrs. Harridan sat
together on the piazza Of Long Branch hotel last
night, engaged In earnest conversation. "Oh,
yes" went on Mrs. Dragon, "I knew those Smiths
ten years ago; they lived over a shoe-shop on
Chestnut street. and they had an uncle in jail for
robbing bank" And those Joneses," put in
Mrs. Harrldan, "why they're nobody, See her
over there with that brocade silk. I wonder II
she remembers when she wore calico and taught
school in Ohio" Didn't her husband have some
fuss p asks Mrs. ID. "Why, of course he did"
promptly responded Mrs. H.; "h he sold army caps
that the men could not wear, and the Government
ocked him up" "oh, yes" joyfully exclaimed
Mrs. D., IL remember perfectly; and then, you
know, Mrs. Jones sister ran away with a car
driver and died in Rome" "why, Of course; I'd
almost forgotten that" continues Mrs H., "and then
there's the - why do declare, that's the third
new dress Miss wrlggle has had on this week p
Exchange.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
aovernor Ca.w,II,. Monumen,.

The ceremony Of laying the corner
stone OF the monument TO Governor caswell, the
revolutionary war governor OF this state, at.
tracted fully ten thousand persons to the village
OF Kinston, N. g., on Wednesday. Senator
r. Vance delivered an eloquent address and Gov
ernor Jarvis made a stirring speech. Grand
Master II. +. Granger laid the corner.
stone with Masonic ceremonies. AZ the
parade number OF the soldiers we're overcome
with the heat and had to leave the ranks. one OF
them, Adam Haugh, who came TO Raleigh with
General shermans army in 1865, and has lived here
ever since on leaving the ranks drank two glasses
of iced beer and died within an hour
National Republican., 1881-08-05
REAL ESTATE.
tho OmcinI Transfers OF Yesterday ms re.
corded.


Mr.. J. +. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions in real estate in the District ycstcr-
day, as reported to him BY the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
on street north. between Sixteenth and Seven
tecnth streets west; sublot l05 (22 by 12j feeD
square 1871 Mark Cunningham to Simon Newcomb
$3.50.
on street north, between sixteenth and Seven
eenth streets west sub 10G 22 by 125 feetl, square
lSl Harry J. DAILY to Simon Newcomb, 81 $50
On street north, near Eighteenth street west
sub co nc feet inches by 100 feet, square 152
Christopher Rupert to William i, Ro0se, 81 200
Elizabeth B Luttrel ct al. TO Il. s. Hill sublots
2, g. 30 81 80, 3S, a. 90, 30, 81 and 3S, square &c.
si9,0l5.
ON Fifth street west, between N and streets
north sublot II go feet by IS feet inchcs) square
4sO; Charles j. Church ct al. TO William Berens,
81 800.
on street north, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets west lot - (9i feet inches by
li0 feet), square l27; Rose l.. uppermnn ct nj. to
Kate Thomas Carlisle, s3,0GG.G6.
on Fourteenth street west near U street north
part lot 90 north IL by 100 ieeO, square 205; Eu-
gene Carusi ot al trustees, to owen Shugrue $751; 500
ON Fourth street west, corner OF Washington
street part sublOt ] (nOrth l6 feet by 90 feet 3
inches)' square SIS; Sam Cross ct al, trustees, to
John Carroll, sl,i25
ON Fifteenth street west, between and streets
north; part sublot 30 us feet inches by 100 feeQ
square ig2; W. s. Roose TO II. j. Stellwagen, 81 ,l25
On q street north, near Fiith street west; sub
lot 20 and west feet Of sublot 10 (25 by 100 feeD
square 500; Emil Court to John C. sullivan, 81 500
Same property; John @. sullivan to Julia Court
$1,000.
lot 4, section 8, in subdivision called the Barry
Eo rn 500
National Republican., 1881-08-05
BY Asso lated Press.

ny AsSo 'Wteu ITtHs
NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Money easy at q
as per ent on call, and closed at per cent Ex.
change firm at 4s2A@lS2H for. long and 1910
4silS for shortslght Govcrnmentsquiet, but irreg.
urar. State bonds dull except Louisiana consols,
which rose per cent. in the carly dealings, but
lost the improvement at the close. Railroad bonds
In fair demand.
The stock market opened somewhat irregular
but in the main firm and higher. In the early
dealings there was fractional decline, which was
followed by an advance of "a to IA per cent, the
latter In Northern Pacific preferred. Toward noon
the speculation became weak, and decline of u
to per cent took place, tho latter in Reading.
Nashville aud Chattanooga rose "a per cent aud
closed at the highest point touched. During tho
afternoon the general list was rather weak and
continued so TO the close of business the market
being extremely dull In the final sales most of the
active stocks showing fractional decline on the
days transactions.
The sales aggregated 20690O ohares including
Delaware, Lackawannu and Western, 1850; Erie
6,1Ol Kansas and Texas 1000; Lake Shore. - 200
Louisville and Nashville, 900 Michigan Central
1900; Momphisand Charleston, LOO; Missouri Pa
cihc 3,4O0; New Jersey Central S,GOO; New York
Central, 1906 Northern Pacific, 600: Ohio and
Mississippi, LOO.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Neva from ,he ynnaaIIa.

Captain Richard w. Meade, command
ing the United States steamer vanda1la reports to
the Navy Department from st. Johns, N f. under
date July 26 Nothing OF ofimportance had.occurred
since his last report Hehad called on the admin
NJ. G., the chief justice, acting temporarily as gov
ernor until the arrival OF Colonel Maxse, The
Phoenix, Commander Grenfell, r. n, was in port,
and Her Majesty's ship Druid. Captain Kennedy,
was daily expected. The usual oourtesies were
exchanged with the Phmnix. There were no
American fishermen In pore Captain Meade ex.
pecled TO sail Saturday, July 80, for Halifax. aud
would visit some of the ishiug settlements upon
his refilrn
National Republican., 1881-08-05

London to-day for publication there, that the
railroad war Will come TO an end within forty
eight hours by parties who claim to have trust
worthy information upon the subject.
Mr. Gould tells his intimate friends that the stock
market, in his opinioni Is going great deal higher
The Quicksilver Mining Company proposes to
declare 81 per cent. ON the preferred and ~ per
cent. on the common to- day. InsideSsay the com
pany is earning Z, and will hereafter pay dividends
at this rate on the preferred stock.
An intimate personal acquaintance of Mr. Cow
ems here says there is nothing true in the morning
paper stories about Gowen selling out his interest
to the Bond party, and the leading points given
out arc all wrong As to the slO0 OOOO0O bond issue
the plan is an utter impossibity, because the pres
cnt holders will not exchange them.
National Republican., 1881-08-05

II Is from the blood that the body derives vitality
since not only does the blood contain the elements
Of muscular and nervous tissue and bone, but
upon Its outgo through It's many channels and re-
fux to the heart existence itself depends. IT, then
this vital feeder and motor be deficient in nourish-
ing constituents the body loses strength and
weight, and health languishes. In orderto enrich
the blood and thus impart fresh yigor to an en-
feebled system stimulate tagging digestion with
the national inylgorant, Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters which, by infuslng energy into the operations
OF the stomach promotes, nay, insures, thorough
digestion and assimilation, and consequent nutri-
ton. gaindn appetite. ylgor, and flesh, and dges-
tive tranquility is invariably found TO follow a
course Of this deseryedly popular tonic, which is,
moreover reliable preventive of malarial feyers.
MNVR
National Republican., 1881-08-05
steaIInr lhe Corpae or a ChIId.

A funeral procession composed OF
body Of a child to Cypress Hin Gene
terry Wednesday was stopped at the Thirty
fourth street ferry, waiting for boat when sud
denly man ran to the hearse took the conn
out, and before any person could
prevent him broke It open and seized the body Of
tho dead child He was secured and the body re-
placed. The man was locked up. lie described
hlmselfas jeremiah oconnor an old police ofneer
Of Long Island City lie would not answer any
questions to his reason for attempting TO steal
the body lie appeaD 10 be insane.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
uINISa STOCKS,
g,lrNr noNps-cLosINo aUorArIoNs.
BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Tbree.dovbllls -,

Three-day bills ..... ass SiIty-day bills Is3
NEW YORK, Aug. 4, $40 q. m.-The average i'm.
preston among the stock operators and brokers at
the Branch last night on the market was that quo
tations would probably settle somewhat this morn
ing, aud there would not be much advance in any
thing but speclaltes which controlled by pools
The feeling was decidedly bearish on the Wander
bllt stocks and Erie on the announced further re-
duction yesterday Of West bound freights by all
the trunk lines. Firstc class fTeights for Chicago
are now 40 cents per hundred-weight, formerly rs
and lattery 20 cents, and the other grades are all
down 10 cents, Also II was reported that nothing
decisive would probably be accomplished this
week by the man ayers OF these roads in the dlrec
tion Of a restoration. All the great Chicago and
ST. Louis merchants have made contracts for their
transportation up to 1882 and II is claimed that all
the presidents now do Is TO make the rates uni
form. The business is gone.
A prominent Vanderbilt stock house, or the
other hand, says the sooner the general rates are
reduced to mere nominal figures the sooner there
will be peace, and full restoration Of rates will
follow. This concern is of the impression that
freights viii be easier TO advance than tickets
Bob Garrett Of the Baltimore and Ohio, Is null OF
fight, and says nothing short Of money pool on
the basis of foreis for violating will ever settle
matters, and this Vanderbilt WIN never agree TO,
Some Of the brokers say the present movements in
the board indicate a mere Reene MARKET and he
is doing about all the business except what Is done
by the loom traders. lie is said TO have covered
up the balance OF his Delaware, laekawanna and
Western yesterday and the traders raided Lake
Shore The largest general sellers yesterday after
noon were Van Euburg, Hutchinson, and Ken
nedy.
Sage talks bullish but Gould tells HIS friends
that he is doing but little in the market The
Quicksilver matters are settled up, ana an advance
In the stocks is predicted to- day or O-moTOW
The bears In stocks are great bulls on corn, and
predict o great advance on the damages from
drought; but some Of the corn pool are unloading.
Some of the large German dealers were telegraph
ing to Chicago last night 10 sell large lots OF Sep
tember corn this morning at about D2 cents.
President Jewell, of the Eric Railway, says this
company's Chicago extension VIII be In running
order within ninety days.
The Union Pacific increase for July foots up over
per cent? Increase first seven months. 81 100000.
il46 a. M.-Cable kilograms have been sent 70
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Nnclllnu.

A correspondent of the. Chicago Tribune,
who fancies that he is progressive" because he
cannot spell correctly. says
For two years OF more the Chicago Tribune and
the New York Home Journal hay quietly made sew
eral ohangez in spelling and hay really done more
TO educate the public eye TO the new and better
formz than the hole body OF Spelling Rcformerz
public school boy who would spell in that
fashion would be reformed with n rod. Perhaps a
club would be about the right thing for an adult
Indianapolis Tribune.
K.rectl lie OF Is pownded with klub
National Republican., 1881-08-05
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
REJoIcEI
Bon Ami.

A grateful Nation iifls lis voice
IN songs ofpraise- all rejoice
For he who lay at Deaths still door
In health comes forth ~ US once more.
Ring rlss ye bells, yc cannons roar,
And skyward haring rockets soar!
ReJoioei rejoice with one accord
Shout, sing, give praises TO the Lordi
The God ofall Ills mercy gives,
And Garfield struggling onward-llvcs.
No shadow DER the land Is cast,
No flag Ia waving at halfmnst:
No sorrow here Ills gone-'tis passed.
To-day we feast no longer fast.
Rejoice relolcoi rejoice again;
Shout. sing, give thanks TO 0od-amen.
&C q. H., Jr., IN the Cleveland Ledder.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond Observation-Disclosures orc
aud Now York Produce Markets.

The following observations opthe trans
actions in the financial market yesterday, together
with opening, highest lowest, and closing quota
tions, furnished by the banking house OF II. d.
Cooke, jr, g. Co.. 1i29 street, Washington, d. G.:
New York, Aug. 4, STOP. m.-The market to-day
has been almost entirely in the hands of the room
traders, and being dull, has declined under sales
to realize. There have been no rumors or features
worthy OF notice. Money continues easy at per
cent Governments are strong at yesterdays prices
NEW YoRK STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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STATE BONDS.
rnreirn Mnnrr nInrllnt.

LONDON, Aug. 4.-Consols for money,
100 1l-i6 for the account, 100 1916 Bonds-fours,
100; four and halls, ll72i. New York Central,
1i9lS; Atlantic and Great Western seconds 23lS;
Pennsylvania Central 67lS; Reading, 3iI3 New
York, ontario aud Western, 3ill; Milwaukee and
withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance
TODAY is glOOOOO
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL. FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
UUUNLE TNNVkI JANNFN UOUFLEN! 5Tttb NNINSI
Schedule 70 take eirect SUNDAY. May q. 1881


A. ". LEAvE wAsutSuroSi -
ta2o-GETRIGrAa9 RIr SSIINSS6lNNArI, ISS6 AND ST LOUIS
sco-Ba!imoTe, Elllcolt city, md way Stations
t&tS-bb tGto -bbAiihinlMoRE iii,MoRE EXPREsS, 49,. ,,,.,.,,
sIrHs6grs wncGSstcr. MSscfstown, and Way,
sEGIi & %ffi fTS EfS S'sSTa AND gos
A.. 70 TON EMPRhISS PeIloT Cars 20 New Ne York.
nscts Tor lINgerstown and at Point OF Rocks Tor
,GOOLon sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis, and
iOOO-RH iirrMoRE EXPRESS tstops at Irya,tsy!lle.
College Bcltavlllc, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
.,o Jes.mns; and ianoysrG "a, ,,,.c,>,>,,r
HNb 81. Lo6ls sir ExfREss ''N0iNNN
i2;iO1Jn'slilmore, EilIcott City Annapolis and wav
;l:?s-9n sunday only, for baltimore and Way
tGl5-BAITIMORE EXPRESS.
iSoo- o-RhdTIM9RE, 7 n 9 re ME,PmrLADELPHTA,ANDNEw , ,Pm
baltimore aud Way Stations twInchester. Fred.
erick. IIagerstown, and Way, via Relay).
fao-BBALITIMoRE All r4 IRE J JHISSATTsyILLEM AN AND LAU.
Annapolis Junction.
e SGSfs SGdsy fSn S
of Rocks and Way stations only.l
BHhFoRERn RERnfP%SSk GP%Pk ngs WHz ana
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsville and
0;oi-P Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
t6:5-laltlmore and Way stations:
soIiRpAILLIAM0nM&E; ip,,I u nn &c &HfArrsVtLLE, AND LAU'
tsiS-T Tii. -slTEsHgRa, R CINCINNATI AND ST.
tsSO- EEIiiEAi ipFntfIIiA, NEW YORK; AND nos.
I9fffSs ssGerM9Yg SfE s
@ AZ any sSon ss1s On between tween
49, aud Annapolis Junction, -.
Daily. tSundays only. othor trains daily, exccps
Ali trains from Washington stop At Relay station. .
Ohio Ticket oiiices washington station, and Os and
where orders will be taken for baggage to DO checked
and received nt point In the city,
National Republican., 1881-08-05
baltimore stock uonrd.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.--Virginia SKIES
deferred, 10; do. consolidated, 50; do second Sc.
ries, 3S1s; past due coupons, 90; new ten. fortes
| 53ez bid o-dny.
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE Il, 1881.
I, A L A N A q L

TRAINS LEAVE u. q p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
TIE q. M, daily-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for South and southwest. Daily.
except sunday, tn local points ON &. Il q. X. II.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from WASH
ington to New Orleans without change OF cars
ll05 H. m.-WHlrE SULPHUR LIMITED FIX
PRFSS, daily, except sunday, to Fauquer and
White sulphur Springs pARLOR CAR, WASH
ington TO White sulphur Springs.
1915 D. m,-VIRGINIA SPRINGS F.XPRESS, daily.
for all points South via Danville. and West via
PULLMAN SLEEPING CA RS daily from Washing.
ton to White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing
ton to Augusta, ua., without change.
Passengers for Manassas Division Will take Il0 n M
train daily, except Sunday. For Wnrrenton, 7l0
a. IN. daily, and HOS daily, except Sunday.
For tickets and Information call ut Virginia Mid
land ONCE, Col Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER. General Ticket Agent. jyis-a
National Republican., 1881-08-05

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICO,
via Excelsior, n;D "A. III. and $3.50 p IN. ON SUN
DAYS at T.. m. only, -.
Hound trip tel,tA
Tickets for sale and Information furnished AZ COOK
Tours. 1881 Pennsylvania Avenuei Ro0ses cigar
Stands at Principal Hotels; III. II. Poknhorn nekt
street wharf GEORGE MATTIEGLY.
General superintendent