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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

NlhGlNIA In the Clerks otica Of the Cor.
porntion Cont Of the city Of Alexandria,
on the c4ih day CT Septar1 Der. 1884,
Benjamin Cooley, complainant.
against In cneCcoTr
Memo. The otject Of this suit is to obtain 8
decree oivorriEx tbs com plain 81; l:on tie oo:!ds
Of 1Gstrmony with the Defendant
The defendant. Sarah Cooley, not hsvius en-
Tered her appearance and given security accord.
ing to the set of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court, and 1t appearing By siidHvit that
she is not 8 resident OF this State, il is Or
dered that the said defendant appear te-e
within one month after duo publication Of this
order, snd do what is necessary TO protect her
interest in this suit and that copy of this cr-
der be forthwith inserted in the A!GXandris Ga
zette, 3 newspaper published in tho city OF Alcy-
dris, once week for four successive weeks and
posted nj the front door of the Court House o.
TINS city. A copy; test:
b. hcmper. .. q scp2c-w4w
STIRGlAIA: In tbs CLERKS citice of tto Cv-
cui: Court &c Alexandria CouutT, ca tho
list ST pttmoar, 1851.
Ibe Freeamen's Saving and Trust Company,
who sue for the use OF John s. ! Crc.~all
KCbert Purvls ard Rorer. 4 J. Leopold
Commissioner OF The said FTcedmen'a Savipga
and Trust Company, comp'sinnnts, sLd kob-
er: Z. Dodge, Allen D1Ise, Y. r. Berry,
Tl!llstH VI ptanQ buu GtiESCi w. i.SFfpit.
trustees, Samuel p. Boil, William d Cas.ia,
trustee, Jacob Lefo, trusteco for Mary Z.
GeIscr, Msry +, Geiscr and Chs7!cs l. Imam,
trustee, defendants. in chGncery.
Memo. The object o. this suit il 70 msta Tic
abovc named parties defendant 20 the a.nuoded
blI, filed this Guy, ard to require them 10 an.
swtr the s.m. 1aaer oa!E 10 t. a.! and every tae
matters ara things charged by wy Of amend
rIant, ana TO rGqLl-o them to mare = FIJI ard
true discovery IF ell the m.t:ers .foress;d, ard
tha, the couIpuin snts Ce1l, .ri cpsi ald Inter-
es:, the interest Of tho said Robert = Dodge in
said property sni The liens upon the ssDle he
sscertained; thsL the ssid property De sold 10
satisfy the complsinant's said debt, p:incpa! aid
interest and the costs OF thls suit
The above named defendants not hav-
ing entered their appearance and given
security according to the act Of Assembly and
tho rules of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they are not residents ot this
state. it is ordered that the said defendants
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton Of this order and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in ssuit; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andria Gazette, 3 newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria, once week fo1 four sue
cessive weeks, and posted at the front door Of
The Court Houseof this equity. A copy, test:
BENZ. q USTIN, Cl.rk.
fss5!Ss u Ms s;SsF; and seoz8"iV
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COHFECTaSNEES.
ALW AVS READY
HENRY BRENGLE,
No. l29 KING STRRET.
The EhETAMBD BkHNGLES ICE
CRXAM

Il made o! The riches. crosn, ctys.sl sugsrs and
most delicious favors. 1t is tho creme dc IL
creme and has Substantially superseded all other
creams in this section Of ibis State He still
sells il 6! thu old rstcs, and provides also, Fro
In Iustarts and Water Ices.
pursGnr & lee end Dcsser! Pies specsties; Black,
Fruit, Found, Jelly sEd Fancy, GrnGmen!sl snd
Plain C.Ees, sre sold cheaper thsn they csn DO
i!g. uicclursd At homs Also Cream PulFs Jarts
md psst-G nnd Ia.fJ o!l!l kinds, Erui.B Nuts,
Coniec!icne7ies, CafoHiels G,:d SugSred Fruits.
&c caters for families and entertainments Tm2l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-30

CARLYLE OF SEAM.-Cs;lJie's hatted Of shsm
VAS fe2rIcs:iy expressed. On ono occasion,
when 3 LADY Of c;3.iIc.;o1, 8: whoae house the
scotch phi osophcc Was guess, brwEiled The
w!ckedanss OF :he Jews in :yl receiving Jesus -
their Saviour. shs finished her dis,.ibe by say
ing: "!iow d tiereH. would nave baen his recep.
ton had ne aUpcsred ln cur time! How de-
Lighted we 81 Il 81! be TO throw our doors open
20 Him. and listen TO His divine precepts Don
you think 70. Il a!iylc?' The pssin spoken
ph'icscpGer, thus rp, e..st- 80 said in his broad
:st rooich accent: NC, IL Ndam, don't
think ned lie corln With p!e;iy OF money snd
GOOD reco antatinn, and fE,hio2sby dressed
and preached doctrines palstsble to the nix Ter
o:de7a, ng ht have had the honor 70 receive
iiCIn your Lsdy,hip cs'd of invitation, on the
back OF which wcUd nave been written, 10
NEE: our SAVIOR bat If he hsd come derourc.
ifE .co:c srls;oc:sts the Phsri;ees, and $3.50.
ctni!ng VIII tuglIcsLs md Radicals Ct Tie day
We sncu!t na0c ..eEled H,In now vary much Sc
mo J,ws ga :hen, en-: crlsd out Take aim TO
Newgate and harE Him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-09-30

NIKGINIA: In ,he Clerks Office Of tho Cir.
cult Court OF Alexandra county. on the
2lst OF SEPTEMBER, 1881.
Mark Young. plsintn, VS.. Allen Dodge, Rober!
z. Dodge r T. Berry. William COPELAND
and Hiram w. Barrett. trustees, Samuel 7.
Bell. William D. Cassin, trustee Jacob Lsfo,
trustee for Mary p 4eige?, Mary z. Gviyer,
and Chsrles Lat msn trustee, defendants. Il:
Chanccry.
hemo. The object Of ihis suit is to make .lc
above named parties defendant to al amended
bill in cnsncery, filed this day, and TO require
them TO hnSWer Tho same under oath ss 10 All
| and every The matters and things charged by
way of amendment, aud tn At they msy make =
full and true discovery Of all tbs III ,ttt re- sore.
said that the complainsnIs debt, principal srd
interest, the intsres. Of the said Allen dodge il
said property, and the liers upon the SAME be
sscurtsiued thst the SKID property be acid 10
satisfy the comp lsicsnts SAID deot, principal and
interest, and the costa Of this suit.
The above ID defendants not having Ell.
tered their appearance and given security &C.
cording TO the act OF Assembly, and the rules Of
this Court and it appearing by affidavit that
they are not residents OF this State, it is o..
dered that the said defendants appear here with
in one month after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary 10 protect their
interests in this suit; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Aieyandris Ga.
zette, a newspaper published in the city of AL
exsndris, once q week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Court House
fthis county. A copy-.est:
BENZ. AUSTIN, Clerk.
CHARLES .: s:usr! and p.q.
National Republican., 1881-08-26

be depended upon after their report is made. to
the end, Il is expected. that rates may be revised
aud truce arranged between the competing lines.
?. m.-Aco0rding to Washington special the
Genital Pacific Railroad Company contemplate
asking the courts for mandamus TO compel Vice.
President Arthur TO appoint on auditor Of Pacific
Railway Accounts. II Is stated that the Atlantic
ana Pacific the New Orleans Pacific, and other
companies which now have track ready for ac-
ceptance will join the Central Pacific init appll-
cation At the present time II is claimed that there
Is no Auditor Of Pacific Roads and that the district
attorney has simply secured n continuance OF the
Central Pacific cause until four months aflcr the
appointment OF one by the President himself,
should he make one. No one can act in the au-
dtor's place, and the question as 70 the Presidents
disability will likely come up IN tho courts. The
whole scheme is regarded here as mere political
movement
2p.m.-The Union Pacific Railway earnings for
the first twenty three days in August increased
1906 93t A prominent broadway bankernow In Lon
don telegraphs his concern here this morning as
follows. "Tho New York correspondents to all the
London papers to-day predicted great rise in
stocks. The opinions published here by the .prin.
cipal journals expect that the expectation Of gold
TO America will be larger than last year. The con-
tinued storms prevailing here arc destroying the
crops II Is generally expected here that this will
be great year Of prosperity in the United States
There has been continuous buying Of American
stocks here to cover" Chicago dispatches report
wheat and corn up III per cent on the rise above
NEW York STOCK QUOTATIONS..
National Republican., 1881-08-26
Mr.. RnIney's Candidacy.

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN:
Anent Mr.. Rainey's reported candidacy
for the House clerkship will you let me express an
earnest hope that THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, so
deservedy admired for Its influential advocacy of
applied Stalwart principles may deem It proper
itself TO favorably regard the gentlemens rumored
competitions The Republican party-just and
true as is its creed and very noble its record in
other rcspccts-has failed hitherto in emphasizing
practically an important dogma in It's belief
1t freed the colored man gave to him the franchise
and declared him equal before the law with his
white brother; and there cnndor compels me to
say the Republican party has paused, leav-
tug its ward-the later ward of the Ma.
tion-to broaden and accentuate his polti-
cal manhood as best an embryo citizen
ship unaided might permit. Nationally represen-
tative position at home has been almost entirely
withheld him. When, in 1879, Mr.. Rnney lost
his seat through grossly illegal methods he was
prominently mentioned In connection with then
vacant Treasury authorship but the Presi-
dent (Iayes), whose heart we had earlier
been informed bled for the colored people, be-
slowed the nomination elsewhere. The following
winter n Republican minority rendered him its
complimentary vote for Clerk of the House, and
the opposition press not slow in asserting that
had the choice been an actual one Mr. Rainey's
name would have been unheard. Four months
hence, on behalf of Its party in prior Congress-
these words may be proven true or false by the
Republican majority in the House. Mr.. Rainey
is gentleman OF rare culture and intelli-
gence, Republican Of whom an erstwhile con-
stituency are justly proud, and a man of
ability aud quick perception. His services In the
closing moments OF a session three years ago in
acceerating the legislative business was grace
fully commented upon at The time, and is yet re-
membered. An eight years experience as Repre-
sentative completes resume of his equipments for
the position. viii not THE REPUBLICAN consent
editorially to voice the urgent sentiment Of its
Stalwart constituency in this matter? Not the
slightest personal interest attaches to the appeal
have positively no axe to grind. But in case
so essentially appropriate, and where opportunity
is so deity offered pray let the Republican party
give to Its interrace tenets the stamp OF practical
illustration. TRUE BLUE,
National Republican., 1881-08-26
To Mako Your Beef Tender.

The best and most thoroughly certain
way to make your eeftender is to stand in with the
boy who drives the butchers wagon. discovered
this while living next door to millionaire who
dealt with the meat man that supplied me. The
boy driving the wagon was corruptblc like the
steaks he served and fifteen cents or so would trans
fer the tenderness ofthe mlionaires forty -centsa
pound porterhouse to my bundle of eight-ccnt
round Then would whet my appetite listeningt to
the milionoires hired girl walloping the other Gut
with rolling pins, &C., as advised by Mrs. Leslie
BY changing butchers often the millionaire
did secured tender beef until my lease expired.
Two weeks before this however the millionaire
died with lockjaw, induced, the doctors said, by
attempts to chew tough meat Philadelphia Herald
National Republican., 1881-08-26
Dnngerons InactiyitN.

Inactivity of the kidneys seriously and proxi-
mately jeopardizes their health. When inactive
they need q stimulant. The fiery excitants of
commerce only serve to irritate thcm but they may
be safely stimulated with Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters the tonic principle of which serves to increase
their vitality as WELL Tho diuretio properties of
the Biters also serve another good purpose, 1t Is
by the efficient action of the kidneys mainly that
the blood is dcpurated or purified. The Bilters,
by giving to their secretve and dischnrglng func-
tions a hcalthful impetus, serves rs purifier Of
the vital current, removing from 1t those impurl-
ties which beget rheumatism, dropSy, and other
maludies. II endows these organs with ylgor, and
prevents them from lapslng into a state of disease,
MWE
National Republican., 1881-08-26
New York oeneral Marnet.

New York, Aug. 25.-Cotton dull and
nominal; sales to-day, l73 bales uplands l216c;
Orleans, l29kc; consolidated net receipts, 5,397
bales exports to Great Britain 2,iSS bales France
1850 bales. Flour--southern trmer and quietI
common to fair extra, 80 OO@7 90; good to choice
do, 81 lO@s 25 Wheat s@4l1o higher, closing strong
moderate export business, mainly In spring, and
brisk trade on speculative account rejected spring.
81 II ungraded do, 9se@sl 25 No, Chicago.
81 36I@l 3S, in storei 81 SS@1 500 anoat; un-
graded red, 81 1901 451G No. do, 81 so No. 8
do, 81 4OA@1 42i steamer do, 81 27IG@l 2S; No. 2
red 81 4Ilol 4511; steamer do. 81 iO34@l Il mixed
winter, 81 4ol9@i ll2l ungrnded white 81 23@l 49,
No. ] do, 81 43@l AZ steamer do. 81 41Gl alIS,
No. red, August 81 l41Gl 45s4 September, VI AZ
CDl 46A October, 81 47@1 4sAi November, 81 i9R
al 81. Corn-Market 1(D2c higher, closing strong;
fair speculative business light export trade; un-
graded, 6la74lse; No. 3, 67@69; steamer, 6997lc (;
No. Q, 7lAg7Sci No, 2. white, 7Sg79e yellow, 73h
607ic; No, 3 August, 70l9@7lc; September, 72lSa
7234c; october, 75l4g7534c; November, 7714e9775Sc
oaIs i@2e lower closing duh and weak No. 8, 4Gc.
Hops quiet yearlings l2916c. Coffee dull and
rather weak Rio, l0gl934c.. Sugar steady and
qulet fair tol good refining, 1sSq73ci Barbadoes,
1901 Ice; low centrifugal, 75so Trinidad SIC;
refined rather. weak, with fair business; standard
A 0lIdg3zC,
National Republican., 1881-08-26
THE LAST PoW-Wow.
Decision or the Department. ms 20 the re.
turn OF Little Chief

The final pow-wow of the Indians at the
Interior Department yesterday was a brief one.
The decision ofthe Secretary and Indian Commits
sloncr to Little Chiefs request to be allowed to
return to the Red Cloud agency with four hundred
of his men and live with Red Cloud was that he
and the men who went with him to the
Indian Territory could go back and live
with Red Cloud and no others. Little Chief
and those Indians who 20 back are
only allowed to do so because they were induced
to believe from something that General Miles had
told them that they would be allowed to 20 back
at any time. Though this was not n promise on
the part Of the Department, yet the Indians
strued H. and because Of that thought but fair
to allow them TO return, the great object being 10
convince the Indians that when a promise was
undersioodby them II should be tulflled. When the
Indians were told what conclusion had been ar
rived Mt they seemed TO be perfectly contcnted.
Red Cloud and seven or eight others len yesterday
morning for their homes, going by way of Carlisle,
Pa, stopping over at that place for few days to
see the Indian children who are at school there.
Little chefl len last night. and the balance win go
this morning
National Republican., 1881-08-26

By Associated Press.
New York, Aug. 25.-Money was active
at 3a6 per cent. on call, and closed easy at per
cent. Exchange was steady for demand which is
still nominally 4Si. Sixty days was reduced Is
cent, TO 4Sl, owing to the advance in the Bank Of
England rate of discount; actual business rates.
479A to 4S0H for long and 4SlA to 4S3l4 for short
sight. Governments were weak and Gak cent
lower. the latter for new fours, State bonds were
dull. Railroad bonds were fairly active, but were
generally weak and lower.
The stock market was irregular at the opening,
and in the early dealings the market was unset
tied. but in the main weak, with declining ten
dency. At the first board the general list showed
decline OF 4 to 2la per cent. Union Pacific, Den
yer and Rio Grande, Kansas and Texas, Missouri
Pacific, New Jersey Central, st. Paul, and Michigan
Central being most prominent therein After mid
day fractional recovery took place, but the specu
lation soon became depressed again, and during
the afternoon decline of 4 to IA per cent. took
dropped 5L and Metropolitan Elevated . per cent.
Later Metropolitan Elevated rallied 3 but reacted
IA at the close. New York closed ut recovery of
IA per cent. The general list rallied q fraction in
the late dealings but closed rather weak. Mem
phis and Charleston declined aud recovered .
per cent, and Manhattan Beach advanced ~ per
cent.
The sales aggregated 26s,i55 shares, including
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1880; Dem
yer and Rio Grande, 1900; Erie, l0,S00; Kansas
and Texas, 5000; Lake Shore, -, 100; Louisville
and Nashville, 3,40O; Michigan Central, 5000
!. Memphis and Charleston, l,iU0; Missouri Pacific,
1900; Northwestern, 5,loO; New Jersey Central, o..
500; New York Central, $500; Northern Pacific
$500; Reading, 1900; St. PAU, 7SOO Union Pacific,
H.100; Wabash Pacific II, COO Western Union, H.
400; New York Elevated 1900
National Republican., 1881-08-26
Tho oldest Veteran

Daniel Woods, an indianapolis scissors
grinder. 1Ol years DID, but hale and hearty still,
loves TO tell how he went from Nova Scotia,
where he was born, to England, to serve under
the Duke OF Wellington in oil his great cam.
paigns. He took part in forty battles and skir-
mishes, including Waterloo. During his long SER
vice he received one hundred and thirty-two
sword cuts, saber stab in the eye. and
eleven pistol or gun.shot wounds. Since his re-
turn to America he has lived in Montreal, st. Al
bans, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Indian
apols. He has seventeen children. of whom the
eldest surviving is eighty and the youngest
by q second wife, twenty three years old.
National Republican., 1881-08-26

choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, si6a19. Pro.
visions firm mess pork, $40 %: bulk meats
shoulders and olcnr rib sides, packed, SlS0l0Ac;
9o; clear rib sides NC; hams,
ern grass l4@21c Eggs firm Mt lS0l9c Petroleum
nominal; refined. 7sSc. Coffee quiet; Rio cargocs
ordinary to fair 10l4 l4m12lIc. Sugar steady A sOft
95sc Whisky quiet at 81 30 Freights TO Liver
pool per steamer dull cotton, 7S2dl6d; flour, 2s
per barrel, grain, sd. Reccipts-Flour, l,j72 bar
res: wheat 1853 g7S bushels corn, 1924 bushels;
oats 2,g20 bushels; rye, 1,lOO bushels Shipments
Wheat 12l 900 bushels; corn, 1905 bushels Sales
Wheat S37, 200 bushels; corn, Dol ,i0l bushels.
National Republican., 1881-08-26
naItImors general sInrLet.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Cotton steady;
middling, l216c, Flour Arm Howard street and
Western super, 81 5O@5 90; do extra, s. 25@6 25 /;
do family, 50 62@7 5Oi City Mills superhne, 81 500
90; do extra, 90 OOG6 5oi do. family, 81 5O@SOO;
do. Rio brands, 81 5Oi Patapsco family s. 25.
wheat-southern higher and active Western
higher, cosingqulet and easy Southern red, 81 3s
0l AZ; do amber, 81 46@l 90; No. Western win
ter red, spot and August 81 1901 42l1 September,
81 1901 4SH October, 81 i6IS@l 4694i November,
81 1901 i9%, Corn-southorn funer Western
higher; Southern white, 73@76ci do yellow 730
75c; Western mixed, spot and August, 72c Sep
tember, 72l59725kc; October, 75975Izc November
77lEc bid steamer, soc. Oats hriner; Southern,
5l@52c; Western white, 5l@b2c; do mixed, 400
soc. Rye quiet at 81 09 Hay steady prime TO
National Republican., 1881-08-26
ONE MoRE-oNE Less.

Ten little cigarettes In wrapper tlne,
The small boy samples them, and then there are nine
Nine little cigarettes quickly one by one
Get their work In the youth then there are none.
Fodr bearded doctors sitting round the bed
Each with different shake 10 his learned head.
Three big diseases whiting to destroy.
All bearing Latin names as long az the boy.
Two undertakers, gratitude in eye,
Bow low 10 the doctors as they pass 'cni by.
One little funeral to the graveyard tore,
Ono little smoker less-one angel more.
-phnddefphfd Hem,
National Republican., 1881-08-26

SCutuule 70 lNke eIcCl Sunuhys may So ipois
An ,,u,c, q LEAVE 4, e. wssH,SaroNl, or ,or,s
'--' FAST FXbRFSs NN" H. AM 81 "''''
SCo-BBGliIPr,pTs ECoii city and Way Stations
siraSshgrg, S Winchester, HAgcrstown, and Way.
sle-pGlqi q Hooks Ppa Way Us, stations, S, Sr ros
ToN. EXPRi:ss. Parior Cars 10 New York.
eto-srAUNToN AND VALLEY EXPREss Ccon-
meets igr Hagerstown and at Point OF Rocks Tor
teOO-on sunday only, for Baltimore. Annapolis, and
Coo-RSErIMoRE EXPRESS tstopsAt Ityattsy!le.
College, belisylllc, laurel Annapolis Junction.
cloSPfTfsBURG,'a GiiiGAGo. CINCINNATI.
AMIDST. LOUIS EXPRESS
i2.lO-nanmore. Elllcott City, Annapolis. and way
ii2s-3g Sgngsy Snly g, II Baltimore attn and Way
t&OO-B O-BALTIMMoBME, LII n M m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
siso-Balllnore and Way stations twlnchester. Fred
$40 AffIM6RE, HYxTTsyiLiE HSG LAg..
Annapolis JunctionL
q aGS ION sSssSy fSas Sa
- Of Rocks and Way stations onlyl
RnFRSR RR%sR Gns wfG and
Way, via Relay Stops at Hyattsville ana
oo,-foInt oHITfoi q Rocks and Way station.
tGl5-BaliiimrIo,TtS, irI,t, and Way stations ArnIAr.
-fIT;Tshy TSSi, CINCINNATI, AND ST.
teoO-. -sH ia AbHLriIIAs NEW YORK. AND AM , Dos
1000 -BHIfIMoRE, iIYATTsviLLE; AND LAg:
passengers Si any station between Washington
tpOiy. isundSys only. Other trans daily. except
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices Washington station and GID ana
Where orSrs w be- taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point In the city.
National Republican., 1881-08-26
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Virginia skies
consolidated 1875 do. second series 9sI4 past due
coupons 92i new ten forties, 525s bid Today.
National Republican., 1881-08-26
New Summer Arrangement.
FOOT SURGERY.

DIR WHITE, Chiropodist Of over lhrly.hye years
experience, twenty consecutive years of practice Ia
Washington, u. O., successfully treats Corns, Bunlons.
Diseased Nails, Vascular fNoIesences, and an ait
ments OF the feet, Refers 10 the most eminent phy-
slclana, surgeons and thousands Of other welknoWn
persOnageS that patrOni1o his establishment, tf6
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite WllArVs H9tel. Fee.
u per visit
National Republican., 1881-08-26
RGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
, TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE II, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE ID. & p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS ?
5io a. m, daiiy--NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for south and Southwest. Daily.
except sunday, to local points on g. %. H. y
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from WASH
ington to New orleans without change of cars.
1l:01 u m.-WHIrE SULPHUR LIMITED Ex.
pklcSS, daily except sunday, TO fauquier ana
White sulphur Springs. PARIOR CAR, wash
ingtOn 10 White Sulphur springs. .
1918 p m,-VIRgINIA SPRINGS EXPIRES, daily,
for all points South via Danve. aud West via
q. II o. r. IL. - ....
ton to White sulphur Springs without change,
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing
ton to Augusta, Ga. without change
Passengers for Manassas Division viii take I:l0 m.
train daily, except sunday For Warrenton. 7'io
a. m. daily, and il0j daily, except Sunday.
For tickets and information call ut Virginia Mid
land Office, 60i Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent JyIs.u
National Republican., 1881-08-26
Steamboat Shines.
Potomac Steamboat Co.'S Advertisements

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS
MONROE, PINEY POINT. AND
POINT LOOKOUT.
steamer GEORGE LEARH, on TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS ut $50 y. M, aud SATURDAYS
EXCURSION TO THE CAPEs EVERY SUNDAY
FROM NORFOLK,
Reduction OF rates, beginning Saturday, July 30.
until further notice
Flrst.clnss to Fort Monroe aud NOrfolk-..,..s2 90
First-cass round trip 90
FlrSt.cRss to Pincy Point aud Point Lookout. 80
First class, round 90
SIR",Vss io""" ,p 20 sU'' C",o" "" O 90
LooEout 90
National Republican., 1881-08-26
MINING STOCKS.

oOvERSMESr BoSDs-CLosINo QUOTATIONS..
United states per cent extended......... 10i<diOlA
United States per cent. extended 1Oi (1iOi1.
United States AZ per cent registered ... lI2sCnIi2
United States "a per cent coupon .,.... lI3bi ll3l
United Statesi per cent. regstered....,. lis tGil56
United Statesi per cent. coupon-.-...,... liys bid
$$J SSS
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