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National Republican., 1881-08-02
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transactions In the Various Dis
trIct Buildings.

Tax-len certificates for the following
streets have been signed by the Commissioners:
Second street west from II north to New Jersey
avenue; street SOUTH from Sixth to Eighth street
east; X street south, from Sixth to Seventh west;
G street north, from FRS. west to North Capitol
+ street south, from Third TO Sixth west Thr-
teenth east, from to II north Fourth street east,
from North Carolina avenue to the river; Twenty
first street west, from to north; l. street north
from Twenty-sixth to Twenty west; q
street north, from Third to Fourth east; Eigh-
teenth street west, from to Q north ; + north
from New Jersey avenue to North Capitol; Vir-
ginia avenue south, from Four-and- a-half to
Seventh west Fiflh street west, from to G north
street north, from North Capitol to First street
east; Fourth street west, from q to II north; ii
street north, from Twenty. second to Twenty
seventh west; G street north, from Twenty
second street to the river Third street west, from
L to NJ south ID street south, from South Capitol
TO Seventh street east; q street SOUTH from Third
to Four. land IA half west, and street south, from
Third to Ninth east.
Messrs. Bright and Humphreys will be the sue.
cessful bidders for constructing the new High
School building on square 4i6, p street. between
Sixth and Seventh, their figures being s7639l The
other bidders were W. b, Downing & Brother,
s79,i9O; James W. Barker, ss5O99; C. c. Martin
sSs,OO0, and John A. Hewlett, sSy,700.
Building permits have been granted rs follows
Mrs. Julia L. Cuthbert Rhode Island avenue, be.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets northwest
three-story brick dwelling, 1924; William A.
ofiutt corner Of Gay and High streets, Georgetown
three-story brick store 81 600; A. saks & Co., 3l6
Seventh street, put new front In store 81 500 j. NJ
Jackson, 2l2 street northwest, repairs to dwell
ing and stable, 5000; II. NJ Delllnger, sOi G street
northwest put in show window, S75 Jemima
Bryan 81 Eighth street southeast, build summer
kitchen, $40; L, s. Christy, 1907 Eighth street
northwest, build summer kitchen, $50; w. J. Col.
llns 6l0 IL street northwest repairs to stable, S35; ;
and Thomas Cooper, First, between / and streets
southwest, build she'd $40.
Contracts for repairs in brickwork and plaster.
ing to school buildings have been awarded to r.
a. Edmonston FOR the Wallach, Lincoln, and
Greenleaf buildings, and Charles Lemon for the
Jefferson and Cranch.
The Building Inspector has condemned the
frame building No. 1905 C street northwest and
ordered its removal within thirty days.
In reply TO request Of Hon. George NJ. Robson
and Senator Pcndleton that the alley in square
l05 be closed the Commissioners state that under
decision Of the District Attorney they have no
right TO close an alley in any part OF the District,
National Republican., 1881-08-02
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Mrs. Henry Green left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where she will spend short time
with friends aud then go TO Atlantic City for the
remainder OF the heated term.
The long-boat built at the shipyard in
this city by Henry Clapdorc x Co. for Johnson
Bros, OF Washington, was launched on Saturday
evening. The steam tug Mary Lewis has arrived at
the yard for repairs
Mr.. James f.. Carlin has rented Clouds
Mill, an extensive establishment, TO Mr.. j. r. Shaw,
Of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Carin has been running
the mill ns amerchant mill, but Mr.. Shaw will run
II as q custom mill.
Pennell G. Poulson, late graduate from
the Pennsylyania Military Academy, and son OF
Rev, Dr. Poulson of this city, left here yesterday
for the purpose Of taking position on an engl
neer corps near Pittsburg Pa.
A skylarking crowd was out Saturday
night, and in the morning things were considera
bly, mixed. Shoe shop signs were over lawyers
doors, and "notary public and attorney law -
adorned shoe shops. Lager'beer signs and barber
poles had exchanged places, There was u general
change around.
Arthur Thompson, u sergeant of the
Washington Colored Cadets, a military company,
and James Perry, coloTed arrested on the charge
OF demanding Newton FAINT, of this city out Of SO
fer tickets for an excursion of the company TO
RiSshmSnd, were , discharged Yesterday upon the
dence OF intentional fraud.
A delegation from the Columbia Boat
Club, Of Washington, paid iraternal visit to the
Old Dominion Boat Club, of this city, Saturday
evening last. Inc NlsltOfs, VINO came down IN n
steam launch, brought with them their pleasure
barge, and most enjoyable evening was spent,
the rowing Of the two clubs being watched from
the wharyes by II large number Of Interested spec.
tators The Washingtonians returned home about
ten o'clock
The castings for the furnaces of the
new iron works TO be established in this city by
the Potomac Manufacturing Company arrived
here yesterday on the steamer John Gibson, from
New York. Everything has been made ready for
the furnaces, which win be Immediately put up at
Messrs j. +. Agnew & Co. blomary, foot Of Wolfe
street, and the manufacture of iron by the new
process commenced. The yapor fuel generator
has already arrived and is being put up by Alex
andria workmen under the supervision OF a regu.
lar employe OF the company.
William Claggett, colored, was Saturday
evening last removed by Judge Gray, collector OF
the port from the position ofjanltor Of the custom
house, which he has held for over twelve years.
William Miller, cOlOTed, who was appointed TO the
vacancy caused by the removal OF Claggett en-
tered upon the discharge Of his duties yesterday.
Claggett went TO Washington yesterday TO see II
he could not be reinstaIed II Is said the Secretary
Of the Treasury opened his eyes when William told
him that the collector had assigned as reason for
his removal his nhe Secrelarysl wish that all old
employees should be removed Collector Gray also
went TO Washington yesterday
National Republican., 1881-08-02
A Temperance Pleasure Resort.

/. r. Trembly, ]. o. Johnson, and other
members OF the Potomac Fruit Growers Associa.
tion are making by visits along both sides of the
river, careful survey Of all the most prominent
and attractive points, as far down as Quantico
with view to selecting the most desirable place
for picnic and excursion purposes. 1t is proposed
to have grounds more extensive and better i'm
proved than any yet in use upon our river, and to
adapt them TO the wants of associations, families
or individuals who may desire TO spend day or
more amoIg rural scenery bordering upon the
Potomac. 1t is intended to make 1t In fact as
well as IN name, asuiteble place for quiet and
orderly pleasure. TO this end they expect to
make 1t, as one OF Its most inviting features, a
strictly temperance landing. To secure this OBJ.
Ject such conditions will be made in acquiring
title to land will forever prohibit the sale of In.
toxicating liquors thereon. Upon this basis prom
ises OF iinancl lal aid are very encouraging and
already there Is good prospect of final success.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Prominent Arrivals.

EJJH.-Hon. J. w. Tyner; ]. Frank
Smith, Maryland; Commodore s. d. Quackenbush,
U. s. N; Edward b. Robbins, Boston; Hon. John @.
Thompson, Columbus, Ohio; Hon. j. II. Acklen,
louisiana Commodore J. w. Easily, U. 8. N; Dr.
Charles Siegncld, U. s. N. James s. Clark Arizona
q. W. H. Gilbert, Peoria. ILL.,. B r. Codwise, Mary
lind; II. A. Jackson, Richmond, Ind; Hon. John
A. Thomas, Metropolis, ILL.,; Hon. Eppa Hunton,
Virginia; Mrs. d. s. Parnell Bordentown, MI
Metropolitm.-Nicholas Slery, f. Mesa,
Havana; Charles T. White, Chicago; s. II. Will
hanson, U. s. N; DR.. r. II. williamson, North Caro-.
lina Samuel Laird Philadelphia; G. Shechy.
George u. sheehy, Dctroit T. c. strlblcng, jack
sonville, Fla; W. r. Miller Lynchburg, Va. II. A..
Fulton, North Carolina; Elzer d. Reynolds, At.
lanta, Ga.
~ Jdmes.-D. NJ. Wade, Lexington, Va;
William u. Glasby, Newark. N. j.; John Clindon,
New York; J. II. Low, NJ. d., oswego, n Y; +. W.
Seward, NJ. d., Elizabeth, N j.; Boliver Chrlstman,
Virginia; A. NJ. Lewis, Brooklyn, N. Y; James
Gull jr., New York.
Arlingion.-Hon. r. A. Elmer, T. Grif-
fifth, New York; II. A. King c. Il. Smith, Philadel-
phia II. Grant, London. England; General T. A.
Starring, Egypt; II. Bernalis, IN. Davin, Chilian
Legation.
Riggs.-T II. Wines, Springfield, Mass;
J. C. Dewey, A. II. Hill, Worcester Mass; Charles
Baird, Akron, Ohio; J. A. Hutchins Maryland J.
W. Boser, Pennsylvania.
S. March, b. Post, New York David
Graft; Philadelphia; J. s. Walker, J. A. Baxter II.
d. Ycatcs Robert Nance, o. Pruet, Virginia.
Wormley's.--W. ii. Rawle, Philadelphia
John c. Douglass, st. Paul, Mimi; G. i. Eunt, st..
Louis, Mo.
mperial-R. F. Johnston, Virginia; w.
C. Vansant, Columbus, Ohio.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
SPORTING NOTES.

Inthe Fourth of July races in Honolulu, Sand.
wich Islands, General Garfield beat General Han.
cock. Mark Twain headed Romping Girl, and
Sally Black vanquished Hannah,
Mr. Charles Lincoln, formerly known for his
energetic work at the Westminster Kennel Club
bench shows, has been appointed superintendent
OF the International Dog Show TO be held in Lon.
don, Canada, September % to 30,
There are 90 entries for the Derby Of 1883. Mr..
+. Lorllard aud Mr.. J. X. Keene have each six in
the list Mr.. J. A. Grlnstead, Of Kentucky will try
his fortune with two aud Captain William NJ.
Conner, once turf reporter, enters the arena with
hi, brown colt BorenO by Bonnie Scotland, dam
Waltz
Miss Augusta J. Bryant Of Essex, Eng, arrived
this week, She is the famous lady rider who
comes here in order TO make match with any
American equcstrenne for long distance race,
Her agent is Mr., c, J, Reynolds, who can be ad.
dressed in care Of this office, by any parties who
desire to make a race The American champion,
Miss Minnie Pinneo, has accepted Miss Bryant's
challenge and forwarded Il deposit, but the time
and place Of the race have not yet been agreed
upon.-SpirH CtMe Times.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
tn. Yor,,,o,,, Com,n,..,ou

At the conference held at the Capitol
on Saturday last between the Yorktown Con.
gressonal Commission and the Yorktown Centen.
nal Association, october IS was selected as the
day on which the ceremonies shall commence.
II was thought impracticable to inaugurate the
baltimore propose entertainments to precede the
Yorktown celebration, nnd II was not thought dc 4.
sirable to have conflict between the days Of those
cities and the days on which the celebration will
be held
National Republican., 1881-08-02
GENERAL Orslnr No.I.

1t is hereby ordered by the newspaper
fraternity of Washington that the word Grand be
placed before Pop, and that he shall hereafter be
called Grand Pop Talcott. Pops well'beloyed
daughter NOW Mrs. Downng) has caused this
order to be issued. Alfred Edward is the name OF
the boy.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
THE THREATENING LETTER.
What Mr.. Bissen Says In Reference 20 the
Charge That Sac Is Its Author.

Mr. Bissell called at the Office of THE
REPUBLICAN, last night and requested the publica-
ton of the following in justice to himself:
| notice with regret that my name has been used
as the possible author Of an anonymous threaten
ing letter directed 10 the Secretary of the Treasury
In Justice TO myself desire here and now to say
most emphatlcally that did not write or cause to
be written the letter in question. Neither do l
know who Is its author This statement Is due to
myself as n matter of simple justice and truth.
Neither was ] removed from the service, as the
following memorandum will bear evidence,
BISSELL,
National Republican., 1881-08-02
DenIh OF NIra. Howe.

Mrs, Linda A, Howe, wife of ex-Sena-
tor Howe, of Wisconsin, died early yesterday morn.
ing, at the residence of her son'in-law, Colonel
Enoch Tolten, in this city. Mrs, Howe was greatly
beloved in her family and by wide circle Of
age.
National Republican., 1881-08-02

The Washington Musical Association
has elected Dr. f. S. Klmball president, vice Mr.
Isham, who has resigned The association is
composed Of nearly all the leading musicians In
this city, and II Is the intention to organize Sc
Ties Of concerts and endeaYor TO concentrate the
musical talent into some permanent form. The
idea Is good one and aims to accomplish what Is
AlHch needed In this city.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
rho VYrntherrn.nnr.

For The Middle atlantic States, including
NE District Of Columbia, local rains, tolo,ecd By
Clearing tccdther. Winds mostly souih,ceseriy station
drg or higher temperature. Stationary pressure
The thermomotrlc readings yesterday were ne
follows a. M, 73o; II n. m, s3o; D. M, 0Oo; 7
p. M, sSoi II p. M, ESQ; maximum, 9Oo mini.
mum $50
National Republican., 1881-08-02
InIIl.nrInNa

q, o. and 1880 q, m,-2 D. and 730 p. m.
special daily, except sunday:
fchnSIlNanA avenue, between Second street south
east ana Iwcnty'seCOnd street northwest
Seventh street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
- y street northwest,
Ninth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and X
street northwest,
Fsucct between seventh and Fifteenth streets north.
west,
SundayS AT p M,
First aud Third Deliveries Include the entire city
Second ana Fourth Deliveries the Business Districts
from Third to Fifteenth streets northwest, and
streets northwest
Carriers Window open from to sp, m. Sundays
nom y to 10 u, m, and u to p. m.
General Delivery Window open day and night OK
cept sunday, when II Is closed from l0n to y. M
Money order Oncc Is open from a, m. to 1 p. IN.
Registered Letter OniCC open from $50 To u. m.
. Deliveries and collections are made ht the Hotels for
the arrival and departure of each mail.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
This memorandum Is indOrsed as follows,

From my knowledge OF Mr.. Bissell while In the ser.
vice OF the Treasury Department he WAS faithful and
competent, and was driven out OF Texas solely be-
cause OF his ee expression Of Republican principles
JOHN SHERMAN, U, IS. S.
In regard to the assertion that the detectives of
the Treasury Department have man who will
swear that he saw him write IT, Mr.. Bssell says he
bring satisfactory evidence to entirely dislpate
that statement.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
LOCAL MENTION.
Dr, uoyce's TurLIab Rnth.

CLEMENT & Co, agents, received several cargocs
Of melons last night which are now being sold at
Eleventh street wharf ut reasonable prices
National Republican., 1881-08-02

c Whining
New Orleans, and southern States-Closc nj tG:s6
a. m and 'ESO p. M. arrive at *G3O a. m. and i'lO
'S!chmond, tordonsvlllc Charlottesville. steunton.
nsGSarEE ro R5nf East SoYnSS nRIRS WnSS@"
&c;oCosc nt t6:2g u. M and 1880 p. M. arrive at
Nor Northern New YORK, tNew England states, For For
.j:lO $3.50 =. m; arrive at "2iO, "G:O, 'iiO IN,
PntsburE Wheeling Cincinnati, ist. Louis clcve.
innd, 'ChcHgo lndianapolis LouisyiIle Western
d d. ana n y ana q L9SSi S and
And $50 p M; arrive nj 1850 ~ M, andt*2:i and
HogsIslown and weverton Ascnt-cioseat $40 a. M;
tHGgerst9wn. EmiTa, Niagara, Buffalo, Western
G %Rs icSa"y@S Y i t%s'Srn g. m anG sHss s.
FOFySss %O9ESs gSs2s RTp%ESn ME rGgs%HHln
crs SS,e a, I9 % apryf rn H e, o m
Ma%assSs Warr"ncn. @ SS a aaS &leaandra and sras
wes,ninsisr HasersicMa I'M d western H Mapy"nd.
md Ealtimorc and wllamsport Agent-CloseN Nt
Enicoit CITY, Frederick, Gi. and Baltimore and uar
pper.s Ferry Asent-CoseNt G;io, Sio II. mi arrive
Upper Marlboro, Lconardtown, Nd, and Isowlc and
ropes creek Agent Close,at GlO q. M; arrive at
Annapolis Junction and Washington Branch H. & o.
u. H. Local-Co,e nj GiO a m, and "i;5O p M. ar.
p.nnir RYE a. 80 nOi a. IN; and $40 p pm.p.,,,,.,
mac II. II. Local-Cose at 05j a. M; arrive at 9'iO
a.
Baltimore, Md-Close at 1910 $40. a51 a. IN. and s3O
rMlO: "s'O y. M; arrive at 86l0, GlO ll:lOa M.
and b, rs u. m,
Georgetown-Close at G:Ij, il:iO 1890 q. m and aiO
g. 70 p M; arrive at H30 n. M. and lAO S,
$50, u y. M
Alexandria. Ya-Close ut 5000 fINaI a. M. aud i,3O
p M; arrive at +p:30 M. and Ito Tin, a6Io D. IN.
Leesburg Na.-Close at $50 a. IN. and y. MI arrive
at Glb a. M. aud ?: 10 y.
Frederick. Md.-Close nj 6:lO $40 H. M. aud I u. m.:
arrive at and $40 y. m.
WINCHESTER. Va; Charlestown. WA. and Rockville,
Md.-Close NJ $40 q. m. and y. M; arrive NJ
1850 n. IN, and 1:ln D.
Annapolis, Md-Close at G:lO a. M. and p.
- rive at IA, IN. and $40 y. M
forl FoOte, Fort Washington. Glvlnont, Gunston.
Marshall Hall. and Mount Vernon, on the Poto
TennallytOwn, D. g., and Bethesda, Md.-ClOse nj
!'Jn a. M. arrive at 1891 p. M,
Arlington NnClOse al $40 M; arrive NJ II. Is
nrlghtwood ID. C.--tIoSc at o. M: arrive at u. M
silver lilll Camp Springs, Clinton, oxen lll Pts
Getaway and AccOkeek Suland, Forrcstvile,
and Upper Marlboro'-Close at 7:3O a. M; arrive
Cabin John and Great Falls, Md.-close at 7;3O q. M;
- arrive NJ D. m.
- dayl-Close at 3p. M; arrive at 800 p,
Flney Point Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe, lIanp.
ton, National soldiers Home, Norfolk, Ports.
mouth-Cose Tuesday, Thursday. 5 p. in.; SAT.
urday. 7:30 a. M.
Hagc, HOLSTERS, Einsale, Matthias Point, Mount
Holly, Riverside, Washington to Coan Wharf
Close Monday, Thursday, saturday, $50 a M; ar
rive Tuesday, Friday, sunday, 5 y, IN.
sundays included; all others daily except Sunday,
fClOse tArrival. iSundays only.
- DELIVERIES,
National Republican., 1881-08-02

You can publish three-line advertise
ment Of want rent, for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
FIrSt COMPLIMENTARY MOOnli6ht Excursion

knights Of St Matthew.
10 MARSHALL HALL.
ON the palace steamer w. W. CORCORAN, THURS
DAY EVENING, August 4, issi Boat will leave her
wharf foot Of Seventh street, at seven oclocK ~ M
sharp. Invitations can be had from members NJ the
boat. AdmissOn--Gents, 50 cents; Iad.et, - cents
Brnss and string Music by CALDWELL. Cars and
Herdt In waiting. null 32tt
National Republican., 1881-08-02

BRowS CHEMICAL COMPANY. Baltimore, Nd
wiIhon's Fever aud AEuc Tonic
National Republican., 1881-08-02
The sl,rha nnths.

Only Turkish hnth in the city, 500 L st., near IN.
dietary So. Best shampooer this side OF New York.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
2fmusemenfs.

WYE MUST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CRoKE.
w FIRST GRAND UNION PICNIC
IRISH LAND LEAGUES OF THE DISTRICT
will be held at
BEYER'S SEVENTH STREET PARK,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1881.
Tickets, 25 cts. Children under u free. jy3O3t
nRIVERS SUMMER GARDEN CONCERTS-
- Entirely new programme for the week COM
mencng August 1. First appearance OF the Cee-
brated Monumental Quartette. Reengagement Of
the funniest of all Dutch Comedians, Mr.. GEORGE
KANE. All the favOrlte instrumental solOists and
the Marine Band. No. charge for admission. Con-
cert commences at s. A midday Lunch Dinner Is
served in the Concert Garden daily from II to-
SJNGNGER GARDEN.
Grand opening OF
ABNER'S GARDEN.
for the season OF 1881.
Always an attraction, II will be the effort OF the pro-
prieor to make 1t more attractive during the coming
season. my23tf
National Republican., 1881-08-02

The shedd Raths.
Turkish, Russian. mud sulphur Baths. gO3 Il
street Only first class bath in the city.
TuE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing watches, jcwclry, etc. Call or address
Herzog, COS Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.
The National Snfc.Dcposit Company.
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con.
tinucs to receive valuablcs Of all descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
Memorandum,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

wAsHINdToS, ID. O., March 80, 1851.
Amos T. Bssell was appointed mounted inspec-
district Of Galveston, Texas, on January p, 1872
which position he held until May 1850, when II Is
alleged he was compelled TO leave his post of duty on
account ota political speech made by him at public
meeting OF Republicans at Brazorla the county seat
OF Brazoria County. Mr.. Bissel rather than return
20 his post OF duty AT the risk of his life, resigned
his position Us Inspector of customs ON August 2 1880
On August ~ he was nominated by the collector OF
customs at New York city for the position of Inspector
ON August 9, 1850.
SO far as known ut the Department his official rec
ord Is good. GEORGE N. LAMPHERE,
National Republican., 1881-08-02

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rial poisoning Qthc blood, 4 warranted cure Price,
81. For sdle BY all druggists. TTh&s
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'bhhy tN'NUl 'uIuuN'
Baltimore and Ohio Depot, corner New
Jersey avenue and q street
Jersey 81
MOKNTNT.
IN. .,Phila. and Bait.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS,

Trains marked daily tsunday only. other trains
daily eNCppt SUNDAY.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
!. AtJerpcy Dairy NVop,ns.

Fresh Aldcrncy butter churnCd every morning.
and delivered IN lSlb. Ward prints at sc per To-
Also cottage cheese Be- per ball buttermilk, &C. per
quart, and sweet milk, &C. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-08-02
GRAND OPENING DAY.

GRAND OPENING DAY.
QUANTICo PAVILION,
Delightful Bathing and Fishing Resort Newly
Erected Bath.HOuses PaviOns Dressing
BATHING SUITS AND TOWELS FURNISHED.
- sail Boats and Fishing Tackle.
4 TWO IMMENSE DANCING PAVfLIONs
Marine Band, Brass and string.
The Palace steamer
GSEGEILSI0R,
ate n, m, nnd 2iij y. M sharp from Seventh street
wharf Those taking the morning boat have So hours
At Cuantico those the afternoon have ~ hours. Ie-
reshmcnts ON the grounds ut city prices, ROuudrip
tickets cts children under ~ years q cts Jy2g q
DIRECT TO LOWER CEDAR POINT.
THE FINEST RESORT on THE POTOMAC.
Grabbing. Fishing, Boating. Saltwater Bathing.
New Bathlng suits and SboesD
J. w. TIIOATPSOHT,
newly furnished has been chartered by the propri-
SATURDAY, July 30. including Sundays), leaving
the compRny's wharf foot OF sixth street at : a. M
sharp, arriving at LOWER CEDAR POINT az 1890 %.
M. leaving at Will reach Washington ut i03O u. M
Meals furnished on boat and grounds Mt so cents.
Professor Webcr's Uniform Brass and String Band
are engaged for the season on the boat and mt the
Point. First-class accommodations. Delightful time.
Positively no improper person allowed on the boat
grounds, Officers will be stationed at both places 10
refuse ndmittanco to such.
For the accommodation OF visitors checks will be
given Tor parcels LEFT at the Point for sac.keeping
Fare. bo cents, round trip; children under twelve
years hnlf price.
Parties Wishing to make arrangements for excur-
the Office OF st. James Hotel Of W. s. ROuse, L3
Pennsylvania avenue. jyg72w
National Republican., 1881-08-02

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&NclLreionn.
GRAND EXCURSION TO NORFOLK AND TIM
W CAPFS,
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST g.

steamer JANE MoSELEY. Leave at D. M. re-
turn BY a. m, Friday, The entire proceeds for the
benefit Of BUD EAqLESToN TENT. Caterer.
rreund Tickets, 81. For sale by Brad Adams IL
urug store Georgetown. See small bills for commit