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National Republican., 1881-07-13
ole NEW socIErY CRAzE.
Nov society People Are Showing or
Their shapes.

Most amusing accounts are given of the
new craze which has seized on certain section Of
London society. II seems for some time past sun
dry young men and women have botaken them
selves 10 the showing OF their shapes" ~ Jack
Tar calls e. in the most iantastical costumes
Of the medieval ages and playing such
tricks before high heaven rs make the angels
weep. The women exhibit themselves In tight
fitting garments devoid Of all shapes and color
cinging TO the form aud showing the contour of
the figure with quite rs much precision rs the
heshings Of tho ballet girl the hair cut short and
frizzed over the eyes aud dyed of n deep orange
brown, the throat encrcled by double row Of
large amber beads from which depends mediaval
ornament, and n looking glass hanging TO the SIDE
as in the pictures Of the Venetian ladies by Paul
Vcronesc The female aesthetic is in general sal.
low half starved, and woe. bcgonc In expression.
She has In general dugy look which is attributed
10 tho efforts made to ntiaiu to that dulnes OF
coloring in which alone resides perfection accord
ing TO her ideas. and which in some cases has TO
be procured by artificial means Sho sghs. and
looks vnCantly around fiom beneath the
shock Of still. frzzlcd hair. dyed Of n
reddish brown. according TO the law sbo has made
unto herself of having no dcducd color on any
portion Other frame. she can scarcely open her
lips to speak so tightly they pressed together,
and never smilcs save when the male aesthetic np-
proaches. and thcn they whisper together and
sometimes disappear locked arm In arm toward the
supper room. where they ato not more backward
than the vulgar herd In their enioymcnts Of the
creature comforts provided And white the female
esthctic Is simply ridiculous, the male Of the spe-
cics is absolutely offensive lie llsps and ambes
his locks dow uncombed over his collar. but when
no one is by ho Is not above investigating the con-
tents ofa tankard Of Bass ale. OF which he par
lakes freely. lie gcucrRily carries an artificial
lilly III his hand, at which he snids pAthetlcAiiy
now and them london Hour.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
A PROTEST..
To tho Editor of Trr RrrrnLtcAs,

70 tho Editor OF THE RErrBLtcAS:
There appeared in your columns Of
Tuesday communication attributing 10 Colonel
Dudley the new Commissioner OF Pensions. a de-
termination u decaptate all persons IN his depart.
mcnt who had any connection with the late con.
federacy In the name of peace and the Repub.
!can party desire 10 enter my feeble protest
against such course II such discrimination has
IN reality hcca determined upon. cannot be-
lieve that the Commissioner contemplatcs any
such proceeding II can readily be seen how
such course would tend TO make more solid The
South in It's opposition to tho party in power.
There are good md true men who from principle
fought for the "lost cause" who have
struggled since the termination of hos
Titles to bring the full fruits of
peace tc nll sections Of our common country,
and wo uld ns soon spurn any attempt to deprive
Union soldier OF his rights under The law as would
any man who fought under the Stars and Stripes
Is thcwar never TO endH Discriminate as you may
Justly do against those who oppose the libera,
principles Of Republicanism. bnt in the name Of
justice don't place your feet upon the
breasts OF those who haro. since 1865 dis
played as much courage-Yca. heroism-in de.
Tending the party now In power In this country
as was ever shown by laurel-crowned warriors Of
any age OF nation Persons differently situated
have hut little idea Of the high moral courage dis.
playc iby Southern Republicans who were formerly
confedeTates in the advocacy Of Republican prin-
eipcs We ash for no discrimination against any
deserN!ng Union man. and certainly none against
any deserving Union soldier. but we do pleadingly
assert that we. too have tights, and we dcnounce
as traitor to the hes; Interests OF our reunited
country any man, whsteve. his social or officia
position, who, by nanlfesting disrust II not abso-
lutc aversion for us, shall cause TO burn again the
fires OF sectional hate EX-CONFEDERATE
National Republican., 1881-07-13
OLD CLOTHES.
Ifa,nk,vS

-" lie sleeps where he fell" says a
late ballad, which suggests that he might have
been drunk.
The mind is said to be the scat of
The soul II this is So how many sonls there are
to whom the point OF a pin wonld look like sofa
AN that's the Pillar of Hercules 2"
she said adjusting her silver spccaclcs "rne
land sakcs What's the rest of his bed clothes like
1wondcrY
"A Toledo man poured bot water
down his wife's back because she would not Mt
tend his church. And now j back Is higher
than ever. ~
- Even n deacon won. ,ay grace when
he steps into railway eating house. lc knows
that II would be asking too much to request that
ne be mnde thankful for anything be will ret
there.
There was young lady Of lowell,
Whose father burnt nothing but coweil;
And 50 TO get warm
And escape from all harm
She climbed mp Telegraph powell.
A beautiful maid Of Nantusket
Was driftcd 10 sea in a basket:
And sho sighed. There's sloop;
II would save me, hope;
But, oh I'm TOO modest TO ask TT"
-"Ihave alittle poem that tossed onin
an idle hour the other day; what shall / do with
itY writes young lady in Iowa. Go mp on the
roof and toss IL of again, selecting day when the
wind Is high. Perchance II may fnll IN waste
places and nobody ever be bothered by It.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
lufcrcnrs.,


u liked your sermon very much to-
day with single exception" snid worthy pastor
to minister who had occupied his pulpit por-
tion Of the Sabbath
"Wcll. what was the cxceptiont"
81 think you used rather too many technical
phrases"
"pd n lddnt think off,"
"iou repeatedly spoke Of drawing inforeuces.
Now thar was Greek 10 many hearers"
"Oh, no. Most every one. Of course. knows
what we mean By drawing All inference"
"rou are mistaken, brother, as sure rs You live.
J do not hel!eve oue.h half of my congregation
would understand the phrase"
Yor certainly cannot be right"
81 am Now there is h1t Smith "-pointing out
n,au Just luruiug tho corner-"who is quite hn
intelligent faruer We will ovoTtAke him, and |
will oak bin, II ne caa draw al Inference, and do
not believe that he Will understand mo-"
Accordingly the two ministers quickened their
pnre, Anil as they came mp 10 tho said Mr.. Smith
bis pastor SAID IL him -BrOthei Hmilh. can ynu
draw M infcrcnenr'
Brother smilh, thus summnrily inlouogated.
looked al his pastor for some afleen seconds quito
surprised, and then, rather heSltallnely, said
Well. Srpposc could. I've got pair OF horses
that eau draw anything 10 which they are hiIchcd'
Hut shouldn't Ike 10 on Sunday"
National Republican., 1881-07-13
Now YORK General Market,

NEw YORK, July i2-Cottou steady; sales to-day,
l,is bales uplands, iisc orleans, use consolidated
net receipts, 222 bales; exports Great Britain asi9
bales. Flour-southern steady and more active;
common to fair extra Is 2ip5 7i good 10 choice do.
y Sid7 so Wheat heavy and ht9tNc lower. light
business, closing shade better rejected spring. sG5D
ooc uugraded do. u 10; No Chicago and Milwaukee,
81 2o9i c0s; ungradcd rcd. 81 0O@i ao No ado q io
al % No. do. 81 2dN6li 2G{; No do. tl 8i63i s;
mixed winter, 81 p; ungradcd white 81 1jdi 2tl, No.
ado 81 ~ No. do 2i60i 2j: No. red July 81 c6lI
@l.l'G August, q 2lls Septcwncr 81 2lNdi 2ia;
No white July. 81 ~ Corn without decided change:
moderate demand: moro doing; uugraded. 4lGsGIc:
No g. lgs % so C steamer size No. . A6p5jSC: no
2whc. 81 ,6Asc. New York yellow 81, ft5Sc; Snuth.
de-, SIC dock; ungradcd white, a1sid53,sc; No 2
Lulv i5a615jsc: August. 5GsGtj1tc, september. h7t
6oi7Asc Oats dun aud 'a0D,s e lower No 34s,c Hops
quiet: ycarlings i2gisc Conec tu and weak: Rio
Ds@l2sc. sugar dull aud wholly nominal, fair to
enud reclining, 7AU7,fc: refined hrucT standard A,
~ Moiasses duh aud unchangcd.5g test refining.
1i0lt,fC, Rice IN fair demand and steady. Rosin
steady si i2Qy62 10. Turpcntine quiet at lie Wool
firm ana lRrly active domestic fleece, 3iijc; pulled,
20dWr. unwashcd. i2idgic Texas, liGlAc. Pork
higher and more active SPOT tl5 iO50li ~
do August. 81 s0Gt7 6O do Septrnbcf ii7 CO. middles
shade stronger: ioug clear gac short, 0Ic. Lard
higher aud fairly active prime steam, SPOT ti2 500
Y 50 July. tl2 aoi2 S2's August, tl2 U2siUi2 i2S.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
Rnse, Wise on rnu,.

To the Editor OF TnK ltkPUBLicANi
beg leave To commend 10 the ntten.
tion Of "stuGCnI" the scholarly researches OF one
OF the most learned Hebrews OF our day-Rev,
Jsaac NJ. Wise, of Cincinnati Ills book is entitled
"OTigin Of Christianity" and Hhile he. ike
Student" maintains the fcliious character OF
most Of the Hook ofAets. ard points out numerous
chronological and historical errors In Il, be never.
tbeless claims that some Of TIE narrative IL true,
aud identifies raul with one Acher referred 10 In
tNc Tglnud, lpt Nj. Wise differs from the Chris
tan authorities Hs tH the time of Panls conversion
and Death. He dates the conversion about 4. D.
30 and the second visit 20 Jerusalem fourteen
years oilerward, as late rs A. D GO, nier the death
OF james. Ne also 6Nes the time of Paul. ARRIVAL
Rs prisoner az Rome a. CO, aud holds thai most
OF his Episllcs were written long after the death o
Nero A. ID. CS instead Of sumo years BEFORE rs the
Christian Guthohnos date them.
pHlLO JUDKUs
National Republican., 1881-07-13
DISTRICT COURTS.

CIBciuT COuRr-JUsTick IAnEs.-Whght W. Nc
NlintOck, ulUtlon for new trial overrued Shpley,
Smith q Co. W. FOleyi Judgment by default Sands
FrCk order Of publication. MRckail IT.. Red.
heIn. exceptions TO awards sustained, motion for
Judgment overfnled. and JndguVHt for dHfendAnts
appear prayed ullbcri vs. Shlpnisn Fletcher ex.
cepliUns 10 award
foutrV COtWT-JrsTfcE WYITH.-NRlional CAp-
ltal Insurance Company Va Russell, W X. DuhaInel
nppnlnlcd receiver. RaFau vs. ileighi pro coniessO
set hsile AMI leave 10 Ills sb granted. Hyde
W. ltigEsi suhstnutiun ~ Trustee N, W 6Arreti for
q. W. Riggs Deacon VI. DeAcUni Injunction against
Emanuel Mason granted. Randolph Va. Kllnion
sale ordered, aud " II Woodward appointed trustee
~ tslL ITu W. WAllHCh; iesllnOny OF 81. ihUmp.
ShToPvu. leave gthhiCd 10 hlp amended BILL OIL vs..
an; diVDfos Vucnlu ni,trinVn! granted. TuOly
0OleS IN advance. lLAndAll vs. McKeAn; auditors
report confirmed and distribution ordered Buckley
RuCklsyi divorce \ vinculO nlatTlnIonii granted
Mshhlsf va Webster; divorce nom bed aud board /;
decree TO 10 prepared. Adjourned MI this morning,
National Republican., 1881-07-13
AN AMIABLE ALLIGATOR.
How II Curicd Up and slept with a Roy
Under a. Binnkct.

The long wharf at Mandarin. Florida,
stretches some six hundred feet out into the peace.
ful ST. Johns. and hither repair the fishermen,
ncr their nights toll In their row boats with their
nets, TO sell the quvering ish TO the Inhabitants
and ship the surplus BY morning steamer 10 Jack
sonyillc. strolled down the wharf iu quest OF q
mess, and met tall. bony fisherman. on whose
face the habit Of fishing all night had lef, very
plain impression.
Haven't got FISH" said he. "No lnck nt all
last night. should have hnd some luck too. Il IL
warnt for an alligator. lie got In my net and II
took me nearly all night TO get him out, and there
were two OF the prettest schools OF bass Topping by
that ever saw Instead Of getting good lot OF
um, as ought ter have done. and wonld hcv done
81 II want for that alligator here am this morn
ing with nothing AT all in the boat except The
thing"
Have you got him in the boat7" asked.
"Ncs. Don't you want to como down and see
himg'
followed him down to the end OF the wharf.
and preceding us went his fisher companion, a lad
of sbout seventeen.
The boat lay moored 10 the bulshcad. and up
above on the wharf under n shed sat half dozen
negro women with their babies, waiting ior the
next steamboat
The boy, with an animated grin. rcu down the
flight steps into the boat and as we approached
pulled out an alligator, four or Eve feet long by
cord that was fastened about his neck, aud held q,
on his knees bending its tai around from side to
side The negro women at the frs, look grabbed
their babies and fed In all directions notw,lh.
standing the boys good natured." lie won't hurt
you"
He picked him up and put him down, coilod his
tail, rubbed his sides, and put his big, ugly head
rpon the boat-thwart for general exhibition. and
through II all the alligator was as quiet lamb
Indeed, he seemed rather to like the process he
was undergoing, Perhaps he liked the Jolly dis.
position Of the boy.
won't he bite him9' asked
mo; allgators won't generally bite" said my
fisherman, "unless You tSntaiize uIn. That boy
there" he continued. sis just ike o baby. Jus
ns quick as his head is down IN tho night he s
asleep"
Now this seemed Jus; unlike most babies to me.
] said nothing, while he went on
Last night, sir, after we ketched that gator we
pni him in Tho bottom OF the boat forward. and
that boy there went and laid right down alongside
oi him and. sir. ef he and the alligator didn /
seep together, rolled 10 the same blanket the rest
Of the night"
looked in the boys face for some trace OF kind
ship to the ugly sauran some sign OF that which
had won its mild hchaylcr. but the kind eyes and
look of jolly good nature were ali conld see Pos
Sby II all the winter visitors to Flcrida were en-.
dowcd with gooi humOred. rollicking natures
the ugly brutes might yet bo Transformed into Rf.
feclionate domestic pets, which we might lead
about with a pink ribbon OF dandle In our arms
with interested love- Forest aud SueGm,
National Republican., 1881-07-13
REPUBLICAN.
LonGINGs.
Irr were n roilrcod hrotemap

IrT were n railroad brakeman
Tdholier the stations So plain
That The man who was going lo 'rc1p
Would 20 clear through TO Maine.
I'd omen the door nrthe smoking-cAr,
And I'd give such n mighty roar
That the passengers lnck Ia tho sleeper
Woul1 all fall out uu the noor;
For I corldnt afford tenor voice.
hnd couldn't afford In speak
In The sweet. son tones Of A.olian harps
For eio ven dollars n week.
IT wfro abagEaccmnsicr
I'D rattle the trunks ahout;
Ia stand them mp In the corncr.
And I'd tear their bowels outi
would pull the handles out by the 1ools
would kick their corners in,
And strcw their stnning all round the car.
Aud make them lank and thin;
For couldn't afford 10 wear kid gloves.
Nor put sofi pads on my feet
Nor 10 handle things gently. when all my ray
just kept me in bread and meat
II were railroad co...4stor,
As through the train I'd co.
Id have for every question they asked
This answer all ready; Don't know"
Id miss connections for lots Of men.
I'd run lone passengers past:
iii tell them twas eight. when know twas ten,
Aud I'd swear their watches were fast
For couldn't afford TO be civil.
When knew every man In the load
Would look nj my watch and ring, and say,
lie stolo them things from the road"
National Republican., 1881-07-13
77@@7|1@7~7 - ~1I77-all-
A Kennedy of Msuy rsrs.

TIostettcr's Stomach Bitters, while II is not q
catholcon, achieves II host ofgood effects aud Is
useful III variety Of cases. by invigorating the
organs OF digestion 1t ovorcomcs dyspepsia and its
many and complex symptoms, imparts vitality To
the physique, promotes appetite and sleep, and
ovcrcomcs the dependency which is u mental,
sympathetic accompaniment Of dyspepsia. II Is an
admirable remedy for disorder Of tho liver rous.
ing that organ when dormant. and promoting the
secretion and iow Of healthy bile into the proper
channel. II rclaxcs without weakening or cou-
vulsing the bowels, and checks their irregulafity.
II arrests a growing tendency 10 rheumatism. de.
purating the blood. and increasing the activity of
the Kidneys and It is the best remedy in existence
for chls and fever. and bilious rcmittcnt as well
n tried preventive OF those maladies. MWF
National Republican., 1881-07-13
nnItImore aencrnI ,Inrkct.

BALTINoRE. July l2.-Couon steady; middllng, liJ6
@llAc, Flour quiet and unchanged, Howard street
and Western super % 5O9A25 do extra, A. 5oGl 25 do
family S5 5000 5O City Mills super, % 5O64 5O do
ira siT595 %; do family 60 1907 OO do Rio brands
o. 5OQg6 OF Patapsco family F2j Wheat-southern
steady and quiet Western lower and closing steady.
SouthaTn red o. 1901 49, do amber, 81 1901 q: No ?
Western winter red, spot 81 2SE@l "a July, q 231,
6OI 2S,si August,tl 2l@i 2ih September 2lA6sl o.
October, 81 233f@i 231l. Corn-Southern quiet and
steady Western easier and inactiye Southern white
and yellow, 5soi Western mixed, spot and July, 5iS6D
NAc August h5h@55tsc;- September, h6S6D67O,
steamer, i0Ac, Oats easier and dull Western white
8lpS6c, do mixed, 3igp35c. Rye nominally SOC, Hay
National Republican., 1881-07-13
II. prime to choice ponnsyivnnin and MARYLAND.

dull primo 10 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
ei3O1hl6Oo Provisions irmi mess pork-Oid, sl7 i0
now ed bulg mcnts-lonsr shoulders and clear rib
sides, none here 10 packed, 70asc; hacon-shnuiders
1itc clear rib sides loAu' hnnis i2ft2l.c lnrtlre
Hucd i2isc Bnttcr stcadv Western fresh grass 100
&c. Eggs quiet at iiai5c. Petroleum nominal; re
fined, Sc Coffee quiet; Rio cargocs, ordinary 10 fair,
nkNftisc. Sugar qulot a son iOc. Whisky firm nt
81 l2qi 2F Frcighs 10 Liverpool per steamer steady
cotton Silld1d flour. lis per ton; " Vi per bprrc
prain, 4sm6d Neceipis-nou 1850 barrels wheat,
$500 bushels; corn, iGS,iO0 bushels. shipments
wheat, 900 bushels; corn, b7,ili bushels, Sales
WhcAt. 9n1. ~ huahels corn. b9.OO bmshnls
National Republican., 1881-07-13
RicycI. Uutes.

The Norwich Bicycle Club have adopted
rulo In where horses nre liable TO he fright
cncd by the bicycle. II Is TO have tho driver of
such horse raise his hani twice, when the bicycle
rider will get down. put his bicycle under his coat
clasp his hands behind, aud appear to he looking
intently in another direction. as II he didn't know
what was going on. This. II is thought, will give
the horse confidence 10 20 by However. II Is not
the bicycle that scares the horse but the legs Of the
rider - lldnb,frU Netps
National Republican., 1881-07-13
An Imporiani saggestion.


So many suggestions have been made
TO the physicians attending the President as to the
treatment that am somewhat difhdent ia making
one, ana so make II as an inquiry 10 YOU Has the
pus discharged from the wound OF the President
been examined microscopicaly for the purpose Of
oscertaining whether liver cells are present? Tho
presence OF these, either normal or broken down
wonld, /, seems 10 me, determine the question OF
the woundiDg Of that organ. Wise men do not
always think OF everything. ano perhaps this
question has been overlooked.
II. A. DODsON. NJ D.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
REAL ESTATE.
The Omciai Transfers Of Yesterday ms Re.
corded.

Mr.. J. y, otmscad presents tie following transac-
tlons In real estate 10 the District yesterday, AZ re.
ported 10 hun by Ibe Recorder of Deeds;
on CoTeorAn alreet near Fifteenth street west sub
lots ~ H. 81 a. 81 and 81 (ll7 feet inches oy Us ee)
square iy1 Asa. Whitehead 20 John I. oglevee t26O
IN II street morrill, near Nineteenth street west !,
part Oi LOT ( hy " feei) square la, SAINT sl d. Sch-
mRcheT, trustee, 10 Ida N. nemoneL
On tlreet norih. near Twentieth street west east
Part 9igl !; (2 by lo tect) square il6i John H. Clark
10 lohp y, q, CLARK, 800.
on streel nurlh, near rwenty.slxth street west :
weai part original lot 40 feet by depth), square
lAncs Mel I'm trustee and Margaret Fitzgerald
iu Edward Walsh, t22i.
On Fi!eenlh street west, corner Pstreet north part
subi1, li 80 ny ~ ieei nchesli also, Fifteenth
s'fee, west noAr street north rart nblol ls Gao by
~ feet ipcley square 2O9i Enon a. shlpley 10
Patrick d, Dunn, $1,000.
on Ninil street ~esi, near 9 street north suhlo 60
t2' hy i0i feuE square 9G6. George Tucker TO CAthp
flno V, loh nSou 1000.
On East capitol street, near Third street east part
Of lO 100 FEET inch by 10 feeD square $50 Eleanor
$, Clarke TO Michael Wilian e1.50O.
COUNTY,
on sumner avenue, Barry Farm lots ~ 81, a. 50
and 10. section 4; John Jay KnoA, Commissioner Oi
Eroednans savings and Trust Company, % John
DaTllus, $1,000
Iohn fweehale, trustee 70 OTIS =, presbrey, trustee
part Of lots aud 3, and all lOt IN n slbdly,sioH
called Widows allie" nominal.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
pnnr F.IInmi

Poor little ny He was fitting about
the tahle, and IN a lilllc who he settled on the
glucose but tho wailer brushed him away SO
iudcy that he fell into the oeomargarne, There
he struggled blavcly, ana at lenelh GOT his legs
lnrso aud dew alnsi only 10 drop ulo the sui
phuTic acid that lad Leen pouIcd over lhe bees.
National Republican., 1881-07-13
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON,
DOUBLE TRACK! JASSEY COUPLER! STEEL RAILS
Schedule to talto e1cct sunday May a. 1881.

NWntuht 10 eHNtt SUNNY may -, lools
An ,,,,,,, r., LFtyE wAsulSaToS,
t&3o-t -ttiitlTAg1oi u niNCINNArI. AND ST. LOUIS
s.oo-Ra',imorc. Elllcoii CITY. and way Stations
G;5o-nalitnorc, hnnapoliS eni way. tplcdmcnt.
ST. SiiranSsnrg' Winchester, iiagcrstown, mud Way
Sio-rolni Of i!oel, and wsv Stations.
Si'-rTnIIILApElrlItA, rnI AZ r. ,e NEW YORK AND EOS
sto--STAUNToN ANp VALLEY rXpBEss ICON.
meets tor IIagerstown and at Point OF Rocks for
toOo-on sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and
ioOo-n&t'rIMonE EXPRrss tstorsnr Tyntt'ylllr,
College ncltsyille. Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
ASbsT. LOUIS EXPRitss ''' y
i2io-naiilmorc, Elllcott City, Annapolis. ami WAY
tl:2s-on sunday only, ,ol baltimore aud Way
Fats BALTIMORE LXPRESS -.
York EXPKFsS. ''''' - 80
sso-Bsliin,ora and WAY Stations Cwluchcstcr Fred.
4o-RkTrINi6RE, MYXTTsVtLLF. AMI Ian.
REL ESPRlsSS tFrederick, via Relay, ston5 at
hA5--liolnt OF Rocks Frederick, Irsgcrstown, Win.
sH@ nnG No stations S%yS Point
,snhnTqf2myH hInpn'G2P M S wHG SlSWSm md
Way, ,ylH Relay. stops at IIyattsvillo aud
Gos-Pont Of Rocks and Way stations.
t6tS-B baltimore aud WAY stations.
7SO -BALTIMoRE, HYATTsVILTE, AND LAU-
-PIfISRi,RGA CINCINNATI. AND sT.
tssO- -rilfLA AbFtPHIA, NEW YORK. AND nos
TON EXPRESS; sleeping car TO New YORK,
tfafi SiSeIigK ImYKTrsviITT ~ XSb LAu.
REL EXPRESS. Stops on gignld or to let on
passengers at any station between Washington
tDaly. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
An Trains nom washlngion sIop Ht RolSy Station,
o GT.ser n,ormWSon APPLY q" s ss9re n are and
1851 Pennsyvans eye1nc, corner fonrioenth street,
A M
National Republican., 1881-07-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
stock and Bond Quotations baltimore
and New work. Produce Markets.

The following Oh rrvations on the transactions In
the financial market yesterday together with opening,
highest, lowest and closing quotations. nre furnished
by the bankinghouse OF II. ID. Cooke jr q Co.. it2J
Fstrept Washington d. C.,
National Republican., 1881-07-13
ancen.ioMn Cn,iIc Market.

TQuOlatlOns by W. 4 HUgo.I
wAsHrNoToS, July i2.-Cattle- leo up; all sold at
sxShc for steers. and 2sGD3c for bulls and fat cows
quality Of cattle moi good last week prices abont
the same, quality considered. sheer and lanIhs--AD
sold at 36Disc fot old sheep aud 5Ge6,c for lambs
lambs were brisk. Mich cows sold at i20dIS eacii
National Republican., 1881-07-13
A Rase.Balier.

A baseball boy tripped, fell, and tore
his clothes while chasing a stray chicken in n
ncghbors lot lie told his mother he had been
sent TO grass by q fowl. She reached iot home
tasc, and the youth went ont on strikes howhng
iot the Did man 10 ACT as referee.
National Republican., 1881-07-13

The pulir are hcreby cautioned sgNinSt scnd-
Ing amy Money or Ord, sto NUNES & CO, 4,
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