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National Republican., 1881-09-14
SPORTING NOTES.

Bandit, one Of Mt Belmonts most promising
colts, having beaten Rica at half mile, picked up
nail few weeks ago, and died lately OF locljaw
Mr. A. starks Of Eric, has trained four-year-
old steer named Starkie to trot In $3.50 in harness
Slarke is of dark red color and gentle as lamb
All the billiard experts are practising cushion
carOms. The coming tournament will develop
more scientific play than ever seen In this country
before.
1t is not yet certain that Mr. Keeno will send
his six ycarlibgs TO England before next spring.
They have some valuable engagements here, aud
may remain ut home.
The great stallion trot In Boston next Thursday.
for the fat purse Of $4,000 is now much talked
about among horscmcn. A dozen OF the great
sires will meet The offer OF 1000 extra 20 the
winner i he beats smugglers 2:lj4 will bring out
top speed.
AT the sale of the late Price McGraths race
hores In Lexington, KY, on Friday, Charles Reed,
OF New York, bought seven, Colonel $. ID. Bruce
four, aud +. LOrilafd one. The purchases were
mostly brood mares.
More than ffy thousand persons visited the
athletic gamcso the Gymnastc Congress at liavrc.
which ended August 10. About two thousand took
part In the performances MS club aud individual
entries. The grounds comprise about 0ftccn ncres.
There were clubs from England, Sweden, Swltzer-
land and the Netherlands, France was repre-
Bontod by seventy -four associations.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Tint TERRIBLE Endemic.

fever and ague, skaters the most vigorous consti-
tuition and physique, and the after effects of the
alkaloid often taken to arrest 1t, sulphate of qui
nine, are scarcely spernicious The best remedy
proven to be so, not alone In malarial stricken
regions OH this continent, but also In those por-
tions of South and Central America where malaral
fevers are most prevalent and maignant-is Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs. Its remedial and pre-
ventive effects as an opponent Of intermittent and
remitent fevers are owing to its tonic, regulating
influence upon the liver, stomach, aud bowels. By
1t these cooperating organs upon the joint, har-
moniOus action OF which depends the health and
vigor of the system, are made to act like clock.
work. The consequence is that digestion, assimi-
lation and secretion are thorough and the system
sustained aud defended against miasmate infu-
enccs MWF
National Republican., 1881-09-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock aud Bond qnotatiors-Ra baltimore
aud New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the trans
actions In the financial market yesterday, together
with opening, highest, lowest and closing quota
tons, are furnished by the banking house Of II. d.
Cooke, jr., & Co.. 1929 street, Washington, d. c.:
NEW YORK STOCK iiARREr.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is, 1880 p. MA Long Branch
special telegram says the President was placed in
his reclining chair this morning for the first time
and he expressed JOY over the change. lie said he
felt like himself again. His pulse luctuated wildly
for few minutes, but II is now about the same as
IN the morning. DR.. Hamilton says he IS improv.
ing to-day. Mcssrs. selgman e Co. report that the
open rates for money on the Continent to-day are
generally y per cent. below the bank rates, aud
that there is n better demand for bonds.
NEW YORK STOCK ouorATfoSa
National Republican., 1881-09-14
HENDRlcK B. WRIGHps WILL.
All the Property Left TO Ills Son and
Five Daughters.

WILKES BARRE, Sept. l3.--The will ofthe
late Hendrck D. Wright has just been filed for
probate in the office ofthe register of wills Of Lu-
zcrne County. All the property OF the deceased is
LEFT by II, in equal parts, to his son, George II.
Wright, an attorney at the Luzerne bar, and his
daughters, Mary f. Hawley, Ellen H. Graome, and
Annie A. and Caroline g. Wright The value
of the estate cannot be determined until IL is in
yentorled. He had, however, very large per-
sonul estate, rs well as much real p operty includ
ing considerable area OF valuable anthracite
coal Hands, the whole oftwo and controlling inter
est in two more extensive collcries His large and
valuable library Is left TO his son George In para
graph In which the hope is expressed that 1t may
remain In the fnmily name. The will says: "I
have threaded the pages of the numerous volumes
comnrising It and helped in the Superior Courts OF
the State TO settle many OF the legal questions
which the State reports contain in my long and
successful practice Mt the bar, and the library is
very dear TO me. 1t has been my companion for
more than half century, and part from 1t as
from an old and reliable friend" The will directs
his grave and that of his deceased wifo to be
marked with plain block of Quincy granite two
and half feet wide five and half feet in length,
and one and three-quartcr feet In thickness. An
ME A., Caroline s., and George r. Wright arc ap-
pointed executors
National Republican., 1881-09-14
"Rebeccn" IIil. the Nnh on tho Iread.

EultOr OF IHE
am amused if not edited by the reve-
lations of your various correspondents anent bed
bugs and vermln OF like nature. What a picture
of slovenly housekeeping it affords! Now, as
sert that bedbugs never found in clean houses.
have kept house now for twenty-seven years. in
more than n dozen rented houses, and never had
such thing as bedbng us permanent tenant
of any bed in my house. or course, where the
washing is done out of the house there will some
times be stray bug brought In with the washed
clothes. But that need make no difference; they
will not be long undiscovered by the vigilant
housekeeper There is no need of using
ANYTHING, except yarnish on your bed
steads, IL they are clean to begin with.
and that only to facilitate dusting
and wiping Your correspondents who suffer
from chnchbugs. roaches, &C. need not cndeavor
TO excuse themselves by saying, Oh, well, every
one Is troubled alike with them. am no worse
housekeeper than my ncighbors!, Misery may
have good deal OF company, but the condition Is
not universal. 1fany one Will come TO my house
and find bedbug, roach, u mosquito q moth fly,
or more than q half dozen house fics | will pay u
handsome forfeit, to be invested in bcdbug poison
for the benefit Of fellow sufferers will say in
conclusion that my house IL not one Of tho dark,
unused ones. Every room is used every day. 1t Is
open throughout to light and air. The kitchen
and the parlor are alike clean. roach can't live
IN a thoroughly clean kitchen. REBECCA.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
REAL ESTATE.
The OmciNI Transfers as Recorded Yester-
day.

Mr, j. Il. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions in real estate in the District as re-
ported 10 him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Monroe street. between Sixteenth and Sew
enteenth streets west Monroe street being parallel
and between q and X streets north), sublUt ca (2O
feet inches by 90 feet inches) square l79, W.
Clarence Duvall 10 Edwin II. Thomas, S2,O0O.
On Nineteenth street west, between and NJ
streets north, part Of lot III (21 ieet by depth,
square li0. Allen +. McLaln TO Henry A. Singer
$40.
ON Sixteenth street west, between and U
streets north sublot l69l by 60 feet, square
north ofl77, D. H. Warner el al, trustees, to Miles
Parker, 81 $50.
On II street north, near corner of Fourth street
east. subot U7 feet inches by IS ieel), square
7l6. Elizabeth Johnson to Ida Louisa Johnson
ON First street west between and streets
south, lots and 10 Ql3 feet 5lS inches by depth)
square $50, and on street SOUTH corner Of Fourth
street east lots II and u mo feet by depth) square
79G, and ON NJ street south, between Canal aud
Seventh streets cast lot li0 feet ~ inches by 100
feet IL inches) square $50 Elizabeth j. GuinRud 10
James s. Edwards, trustee, nominal.
On q street south, between Sixth and Seventh
streets east part OF lots "a and % 3 feet "a inches
by l0i feet Slnehes), square s7S, George A. Bohrer
commissioner, 70 James III. Richards nominal.
COUNTY.
Five acres and 294 perohes OF a tract known ms
Mount Pleasant James Norris 70 David q. Swain,
5000.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
2ALrlMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD. :
THE MODEL FAST LINE, ANpTIIEoYI LINZ
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
MEsr VIA MAsIIINGION.
DOunLE TnAcK JANNEy CoupLi.nl SrEEt MtfN
Schedule 20 tnkc eflect SUNDAY. MAY q. 1881.

An. ,,,,,, . LEAVE wAsutSnroNi -
t22o-TEllITrAG0i VI ~ nlNCINNATf, AND ST LOUIS
49,, S,G0-BBeip9re Z E Eilicolt CITY and Way Stations
'@5S9-h'AiirS,oHE 'e5S-'aiioSS,no hN5,LtSS vov ,p,c,r,or,
siraSShprg, Winchester, Hagerstown. and Way.
SEYI p?ffirRa MY NEW Sl9GT 4SR Axp nos
sn-gT giIN lE%N6HlS PaIlpT Gers g SGw S York f
meets i9r Hagerstown and at Point OF Rocks for
icco-on sunday only, for baltimore Annapolis, and
iCoo-BSiTIMoRE EXPRESS tytopsnt Hynttsvlle,
COLLEGE, Beltsylllc, laurel, Annapolis Junction.
w., hNbs ST. Louis EXPRi;ss
i2:io,Jn,al!morc Tlllcott City, Annapolis and WAY
lg3-9n Sggg9y w y,G HDnly tGi baltimore and Way
tsOO-B BALTtMonE, ,PHiLADELPuIA. ANDNEw
baltimore and Way Stations winchester, Fred.
An, erick g HngCrSlown, md Way, via Relay.
REL EXPnESs tFreierlci,, via Relay stopsst
tli5-Point Of Rocks Frederick, ITagcrstown win.
SHGSST oh Sc s@G an Wy SsiGp to Point
EXPRTSs tiertinsbprs and
Way via Relay. stops ut Iiyatlsviile ana
,Goii-Ton Of Rocks and woy stations
1880 Ibn,AN,LTIMnonE, IA, II, HfArTsvILLE, AND LAU'
-rIfIsBH iia,, clNcINNATG AND ST.
f6H 1fR sSdps SE& fSFf SF MP ASW Yo E@
nnd Spes,l9l Sleeping Sar O. rhla9e'2H9 tAu.
REL EXPRESs Stops on signal Or % let on
nassengers at any station between Washington
tDaily tSundays only Other trains daily, except
All trains nom Washington stop at Relay station.
For further iniormatlon apply nt the Baltimore and
ONO ticket oilces, WASHINGTON Stetlo. and Guy anu
where orders will he taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point In the city.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
y -
France and Gambctta.

ST. DIE, FRANCE, Sept. 13.-Premier
Ferry, speaking at banquet here, said the
leading feature in the late elections was the
defeat of the Irreconcilables and Monarchists
The electors had approved the policy of the cab
inet, for the old majority had been returned
almost in its entirety. The aim OF the government
strictly and resolutely. by means of few laws,
which will be easy to make, the government will
effect Judicial and military reforms. NJ Ferry, re-
ferring TO tho attacks upon NJ. Gambetta by ex-
treme Radical papers, said political party con-
demned itself when 1t resorted TO such action. The
new Chamber of Deputies would contain homo
geneous majority, which would uphold policy
OF wise reform, and the groups of tho Len aud Re-
publican Union had been nodded into single
RaDuhlioan party
National Republican., 1881-09-14
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Now Yorh sarncrnI nInrl.nt.

NEW York, Sept. 13.--Cotton easy; sales
to-day, 9i2 bales uplands, 12ISc; Orleans, 1224c
consolidated net receipts, 17,Tg7 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 5Oi bales. Flour-southern firm and
In moderate demand; common to fair extra, So %
az 90; good to choice do, 81 509s 80. Wheat
opened l9994c higher subsequently the advance
was lost and declined l5@1c, closing heavy: ex-
port demand light moderately active speculative
trading; ungradod spring, 81 02l4GDi 35 No. Chi
cago and Milwaukee, 81 30; hard No. Duluth
81 ~ ungraded red, 81 1901 40; No. do, 81 49,
al al No. do, 81 4IlSc91 49, steamer No do,
81 i3; No. l red, 81 isl4dl isiz; mixed winter
81 i3lS9l "a; ungraded white, 81 96c11 a; No do
81 i3lSa1 A; steamer No. do, 81 40; No. red
September 81 47Cp1 4slS: october 81 4slS6Di 50II;
November, 81 5i9kt0l 539S; December, 81 $50
tde6 Corn opened 1Iml5c higher; afterward the
advance was lost, closing heavy and lS69ic lower
nngraded, G6aT2c No. g. G9dG9lSC: steamer, 70I
mixed, &c; yellow, 7ic;No. ?, september, 726g52lSc
October, BM1jHC; November, 17l4Gn1Sl5c; Deccm-
ber 7a34c. oats i6@lc better and fairly active: No.
3, i3c. Hops dull aud unchanged. Coffee quiet
mnnd; fair TO good refining, 1871 .lGecSci refined
active and higher; standard A, gAc. Molasscs
steady and quiet; 50.teSt refining 3Std3jc. Rice
quiet and unchangcd Carolina aud louisiana
4A@7lic. Rosin steady at 50 50a2 IS. Turpcntinc
easier at SIC. Wool firm aud in good demand: do.
nestle fleece 3ia i5o pulled, a5cgIOc; unwashed,
i2@35c Texas. 1la3lc. Pork shade stronger
and less active ut SO O0Gl20 25 September and DC.
tober. tl0 S0g2Q 2j November, $40 00@20 25; mid
dies nominal; long clear. lie; short clear NC; ;
higher; closed weak with advance lost at si2 Az
@l2 52l9 choice, Sl2 60; September Sl2 50dl2 81; :;
October, SO 47lEdl2 65. November, Sl2 67l ld12ITls
December, sl2 7IlSgl2 50. Freights dull.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Tho n. rs ana LaKiuess.

10 Iht EuIIOT OF THE NI.IU HIItANi
Considerable has been said of late by
correspondents In your columns in regard to those
pests Of all cleanly housekeepors. the bedbugs and
inquiries have been made as to the best means of
getting rid Of them. In my section their continu-
Gus presence IN the chambers of q household is re-
garded as conclusive evidence of laziness on the
part of the housewife rher chambermpids. Cor
roslve subllmate, thoroughly applied, will lay out
the Oldest that ever lived, and If thoroughly and
energelically applied will soon rid the house and
beds of them. The remedy is not u very expen-
Eive one and II any housewife continues 10 har-
Der these vermin you may set II down as certain
that her cleanliness Is only name, and not fact
EEIIX
National Republican., 1881-09-14
POULTRY.


There lives In New York Whitelaw Reid,
Who Is too too and utter indeed;
But for the fact he wears pants
He might be one ofyour ants,
He so resembles the feminine breed.
There was an ex-edltor named Piatt,
At sentiment he was quite ny at;
But ofgood common sense
His want was Immense;
His dyspepsia Is caused by mean diet.
An Authenticated lad Is our Larner,
He plays awhlly on the piarner;
Says he "On the mash,
TIM too fearfOily rash,
Ikill 'cm by my lah-de-dah MARINER"
There is a reporter named Croggon,
On the top end Of his neck Is his nogglni
lie tolls on the Sd,'-
One ofthe best thar
And his business keeps him n-ioggin'.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
riuaf Ra nishnnded.

LONDON, Sept l3.-The Times, in lead
ng article, says: "The Egyptian army must be
disbanded. Its continued existence is incompati-
BILE with the maintenance of order. To the mill
tary occupation of Egypt by England and France
Jointly, or by either separately, the objections are
so grave as TO be insuperable. There remains but
one course open. III intervention there must be,
Turkey must be invited TO deal with the emcr.
gency. The Egyptian troops would probably not
sists of some fourteen thousand men. The whole
of these united could do nothing against detach-
ment Of Turkish troops, aud 1t Is most unlikely
that they will be united. But the Egyptian army,
large or small, Is a very much larger force than
E.yx tt1aa
National Republican., 1881-09-14

Michigan Central, 1900; Memphis and Charfcstop,
100; Missouri Pacific, 1900; Northwestern, II 800; /;
New Jersey Central, 1i.500 New York Central, 2400
Northern Pacific, g200; Ohio and Mississippi $500
Ohio Central, $500 Reading, l0,GOG St Paul, 1j,401
-. Paul and Omaha, $500; Texas Pacific, 1850;
Union Pacific, 300, Wabash Pacific, 10000; West
ern Union, 5000; Metropolitan Elevated, 5000;
Nashville and Chattanooga, $500; Delaware and
Hudson, $500.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Tho Tobncco All Right.

DANvILLE, VA, Sept. 1S.-From par.
ticular inquiries tonight OF tobacco planters from
every section the surrounding country It is as
certained that the storm which prevailed here las
evening was limited in its severe effects TO sec
ton of country twenty five miles long from east 10
west and four or FIVE miles wide At Leaksville
N. C., thore was heavy rain, but not much wind
National Republican., 1881-09-14
A Correction.

TO the Editor OF TiIE REPUBLICAN:
Our neighbor, the Critic, denies that the
military crank of the Cincinnati Ga=ee Is the Reed
formerly connected with the Sunday Capldl of
this city. Very we'll consider that part with
drawn; but the crank part still stands for though
You bray crank In mortar hod, yet will his
crankiness not depart from him nor his Halcs-
fired foolishness either ANTI CRANK.
National Republican., 1881-09-14

LONDON, Sept. 13.-Consols for money
9s l5-l6i do. for the account 30. Atlantic and
Great Western flrsts 53lS; do seconds, 20 Erie 45
New York Central, ilSA: Pennsylvania, G6Ji; Read
ing, 8216; New York, Ontario and Western, 82N
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Notice 70 the pnhlic

The public are hcreby cautioned n gaiust scnd-
ting Rny Money or Orders TO NUNIsS a. co, /,
80 Nassau street, New York city, as author
ised byHc Louisiana STATE Lottery CDHpdny n scN is
1yckcts. 7hcD arc foOding Nc country tCM Bogus
Circulars purpOrtiHg 10 DC nj The Louisiana State
LOttcrp Company, and arc frnuduIently rcprCsent-
ing themselves as rs Agents. 70eY hare no authority
from hts Company 10 sol ds 7Ickcis and arc not is
agents for any purpose. ". A, "a tPHIN,
Pres. Louisidnd State Lottery 60.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Rnr,imorc stock BOARD.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 13.-Virginia 6s, con-
solidated Tsl4 do second series, 80; do. past due
coupons, 92l6; new ten forties, 52jz bid to.day
National Republican., 1881-09-14
FOOT SURGERY.

DIR. WHITE ChirOpodlst OF over thrty-lve years
experience, twenty consecutive years OF practice In
Washington, ID, c. successfully treats COrns BuniOns,
Diseased Nails, vascular Excresences, and all all
mentS or the feet Refers to tho most eminent ply
6lciana, surgeons and thousands OF other we'll
personAges That patrOnizo his establishments iil6
PennsylVania avenue, opposite WlllArds Hotel. Fee,
sl per visit
National Republican., 1881-09-14
ForcIgn Moncy Mnrltct.

sUB-TREAsuRY BALANCES.
...... t7o372,090 90 Curreucy....... si,32,si7 0C
National Republican., 1881-09-14
Proposals.
,oO- Y; is $: ES9INEEE oFEIce,

WASHINGTON, ID. O., September No. 1881,
Sealed proposals for the construction of a Bridge
across Potomac River, az Three Sisters" about 100
feet above the present Aqueduct Bridge az George
for same, as provided for ln the act OF February 81
1881 will be received at this ofice until II o'clock
noon, on SATURDAY, October To- 1851, and opened
Immediately thereafter
Also sealed proposals for the construction of same
bridge on ctiOn Of the river about 800 feet above
the said Aqueduc Bridge, under the provisions OF the
act above named, will be received and opened az the
same time and place.
General speCihcAt Ons, containing COPY OF the act
OF Congress OF February 30 1881 together with blank
forms Of proposals. can be obtained at this office. The
right TO reject any or all proposals is reserved.
sell6t s. n ABEkr, u. S. Cvil Engineer.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
10 THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE la, 1851,

TRAINS LEAVE u. & p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
70 a. M, dally-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for South and Southwest, Daily.
- except sunday, 70 local points on &. n .. H. Y.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CA ltS are run from Wash.
lngtOn To New Orleans without change OF cnrs.
lilo. a. m.-WllITE SULPHUR LIMITED EN.
pRllSS, daily, except sunday, TO FnuqulCr AMI
White sulplmr springs. PAltl.OR CAR, Wash.
lngtOn 10 White sulphur Springs, .
1O:l5 p. m,-VIRGfNIA SPRISGS EXPRESS daily,
ior an points south via Danville and West VIA
q. IL q. n. IL, -.
PUi1MAN y = i1sEpING CARS daily from Washing.
ton TO White sulphur springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING GA rs daily from Washing
ton to Augusta. Ga,. without change.
Passengers Tor Manassas Division viii take $40 a. M
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton TlO
n, m. daily, ana ilO5 daily, except sunday. -,
For tickets and information call at Virginia Mld'
n. MACDANIEL, Agent.
NJ. SLAUGHTER General Ticket Agent. JylStf
National Republican., 1881-09-14
BY Associated Press.


NEw YoRK, Sept l3.-Money loaned be-
tween and per cent. OH call and closed at sai
per cent, Exchange duh at 479A@4sOA for long
and lSl94@4Si for short sight. Governments steady
for extended IS and 5s .and II per cent higher for
AS and 4s State bonds dull and almost entirely
nominal. Railroad bonds fairly active and gener-
ally firm. The stock market opened strong and
ZOE per cent higher the latter for Nashville and
Chattanooga, and prices continued TO rise, with
occasional slight reactions, until RbolR midday,
when an advance ranging ifom 4 TO per cent.
was established, the latter in oregon Navigation
| Ohio and Mississippi, Ohio Central Indianapolis,
| bloomington and Western, and Wabash Pacific
being also prominent therein; During the afler-
noon there was a reaction Of A@8 per cent. which
was most marked in Oregon Navigation and Han.
nibal and ST. 10 preferred, and which was followed
| by recovery Of Lgl and later BY reaction OF "a
| ON per cent. In the late dealings the specula-
| tiOn again became strong, and in the fnal sales
there was a recovery Of A@lH per cent, the best
figures OF the day being current IN many instances
at the close, No sales of Hannibal and ST. 10 took
place to-day. The sales to-day aggregated $40 2S7
shares, including Ceniral Pacific, 6,lO0i Delaware,
| Laekawanna aud Western, 42,s0O Denver and Rio
Grande, 1900; Erie, 600; Kansas and Texas 300
Lake Shore, lS9OOi Louisville and Nashville, $500
National Republican., 1881-09-14
HALF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR
LIST OF PRIZES,

Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation will he paid.
For further Information, write clearly, gvlng null
address. Send orders by express registered letter
or money order by mail, addressed oilig to
NJ. A. DAUPTIN.
Or NJ. A. DAUpIIN,
2i2 ByoadNvay, New York.
Or j. II. HORBACH,
0O5 Fourteenth street n. W.,
Washington.
Al our Grand Extraordinary DRAWINGS arc tuittcr
MnNiperrisf0n and management of q UENEt q. r.
BEACREGARD dnd JUBAL 4. EARLY.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
'Grapelers' G1uioe.
1881 rnE oREAr no
1851

1881 THE GREAT 1907
no nm, PESSINS,SYLyASfA ROUTE AoCL
~ iii5 poftRI. mi !, t;, WtST ~ AND SOUTHWEST
SPLENDID SCENERY MIAGNiFiGENTi' Eou1p
TRAINS fNaT saTToA n IiI lfom pcDo, 90,
For ptts6urg aud e waeGs5 ws SO "o s. i2oTs m Sv v,
sleeping Cars to PttsburE and Chicago: io y ~ VIM nv.
SinIhG SIih " a ~ Louis and Chicago $50 D. M daily,
r. BANLTIMoRE AND PoToMAc RAILROAD.
win ParioE tsr tnoGnc,er ~ Buhlo Nlagata Falls
.; m daily, except Sunday: at S3O D. m. daily, %.
egd em vn, Sva,rday with Palace Cars to Canandalgua
For wllllawsport, Lock fIaven and Elmira, ating
For New York aud the Fast. 500 iNsO a. m 200 100,
~ n''m M NUbp mon Sunday SOO p M, 1000 and l0ii
Lmi1GH adii EXpres' e or Palman Parlor Cars eso a. m
For irookly9, New YORK, nil through trains conncc,
So6SS S6S y Fsc yh S9S,s 10 Of ,dS An9g
double Tasc across New YR YorR cty iIyee' avoiding
orraqmSIph,a ~ ne SOD lO99 a. M, 300 $40 1000 and
For Hs!moTe q o sos @ pC' SfS i6 SSGTp @ sn SHP9 3 t
a. No. id & n UO nv @ snu W. gS IA r ~; ,oo ON sunday 500
tor ropes gieek Line. 6ion m. and 40 D. m. daily
For ANNAPOLIS Go a. m. and $40 y, m darly, cxccp.
ALI3XANbRtA AND FREDERICKSBURG rail-
NM MY u ,ANP III M ,MNk;EiNANDRGA AND WASHING.
For Alexandra, 100, 100 o9o a. m, and n.7o a. M,
@ HnsyS SyS r o6 ~ & 2 SbP5 p IA ,I 500 "a and III iii9P m ON
dsit Jniond aud the south, 100 n NJ aud i;iia m
Train H., Id 800 y. m. daily except Sunday.
a,,a tasno Alexandria for Washington, f00. a1b.
and tg.oS ,nidn., 1910 300. 500, ZOO and 0O D. M,
soOand gio p nht. Sunony, at SU3 and 1000 q. M.
Tickets and IN iormRti1. "a, a., 81, IN.
vnnia avenue, and nj the a,,si W." o. ~
len for the checking of baggage 'a W
hotels and residences. 'ucsuh"Iv" Hoh
PRANK M39p sSaSsl General ES, Agcn.
BAhriMoRE AND ONO ONO RAILROAD -
THE MODEL FAST LINE, ANDTItEONIY LINZ
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
National Republican., 1881-09-14
IN THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING
OF THE
HAVANA LOTTERY.
The ORIGINAL "LitlG Havana"

which tnkes place at Havana, Cpba, SEPTEMBER
20 lSs there are only 1890 tickets issued aud 5J2