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National Republican., 1881-10-24
Tho Das.awny REFORM cIub.

Lincoln Hall was literally packed last
evening nt the meeting of the above-named organ
ization. Among those occupying seats on the
platform were several members of the woman's
National Christian Temperance Union. The meet
ing was opened with prayer by tho chaplain, Rev.
Q. w. Denison. Amer remarks by the president,
II. B. Moulton esq, in which he referred with evil
dent qualification to tho great work accomplished
during the past summer by Bud Eagleston, through
his tent meetings, he introduced Bud who made
an earnest exhortation for sgners to the pledge,
which resulted in a large number going
forward and enrolling their names upon
the pledge book. The noxt speaker was Mrs.
Walker Of Ohio, q representative Of the Womans
National Christian Union, who delivered an earn
est and eloquent address. She was succeeded by
Colonel Meachim, Of the Indian Bureau, who re-
lated portion OF his experience among tho White
kiIcr Utes, paying high tribute to the Indian
character, and showing that the most OF the
dcpredations and masSacres perpetrated by lndians
are directly traceable to whisky. Interesting re-
marks were also made by DR.. Norton and others.
The musical exercises were under the direction of
Professor Galihcr, and were participated in by the
Mount Vernon Quartette CLUB. large number OF
signatures to the pledge was obtained.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Odd.FcIloMs, Yi.ltntIon..

DR.. John L. Mason, NJ. w. Grand Mas
ter, has named the following dates for the official
visitations to the constituent lodges: Central
Lodge, No. 1, Friday, November a; Washington
Lodge, No. 6, Tuesday, November s Eastern Lodge,
No. T. Friday, November Il; Harmony Lodge No.
0, Monday, November7; Columbia Lodge. No. 10,
Thursday, November 3; Union Lodge, No. H.,
Thursday, November 10; Friendship Lodge, No. r.
Thursday, November II; Covenant Lodge, No. 10.
Monday November IA; Beacon Lodge, No. l5. Mon
day, November q Metropolis Lodge No. 16 Fri
day, November 25: Excelsior Lodge, No. H. Mon
day, November 2S; Mechanics Lodge, No. IS,
Friday, November 49, Oriental Lodge, No. 10,
Thursday, December Federal City Lodge No.
No. 81, Tuesday, November p: Naomi Lodge No.
I'd. of RI, Tuesday, DecembeF6 G.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Who sanh Thena GoodsY

The United States steamer Saratoga re-
turned to this country from Europe last summer,
aud was ordered to Baltimore. While she was
lying In Hampton Roads the United States steamer
Tallapoosa came alongside ostensibly for the pur-
pose of receiving from the Saratoga condemned
ships galley. During the time that was occupied
in the removal of the galley from ono ship to the
other tho sailors of the Saratoga placed large
number Of packages Of foreign merchandise,
wines, liquors, Silks &C., ON the Tallnpoosa. So
soon as the transfer Of imported goods was con.
cluded the Talapoosa steamed 10 Washington,
and on arrival there the goods were put IN store
house OF the navy-yard. From there the goods
were, n few packages ut time, conveyed to prOmi
nent people In Washington who could afford to
import goods from beyond the sea, but who could
not afford to pay the duty other people have to
Day,-SltnddU iJasefke
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Opera mt the National Next week.
Ihn I'm mn Ahhnii Ennnnnnv hnnlnd u

The Emma Abbott Company, headed by
tho favorite prima donna, Emma Abbott, and com
prising Julie Rosewald, whose successes at Berlin,
Vienna, and Dresden are fresh in the minds of oil
Pauline Maurel tho great contralto; Annetta
Zclnfand Marie Hindle, two charming debutantes :
Valentine Fabrna, George Appleby, and Percy
Cooper, tenors; Alonzo stoddard, baritone; Comfy,
the magnificent basso profundo; George Olmi,
known Castle, will open at the National on Mon
day, the 3lst in their repertoire ofeyerythlng most
desirable In English opera, rs follows: Monday
ayolo;' Wednesday matinee, YBohemlan Girl"
wednesday night, tho new opera, Two Cavaliers;
or, A Jolly Night in sOrrento;" Friday, Faust =
urday night, "The Two Cavaliers" The am
nouncement will be hailed with delight by our
Opera-lovng readers. The opera, 1.-TWO Cnva-
ers." TO be produced Wednesday night. will, Il Is
thought, prove an immense Int. This will be Its
first production in this country.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
EARLY Delays.

10 tine tultOr OF 1hE hEPUBLICANs
General Jubal Early appears to think
that no one ever saw him delay or hesitate to
fight" Now, we will call old Jubilee's attention
to the Cedar Creek 1ght In 1864 in the Shenandoah
Valiey--the sarue battle which made General
Sheridan famous. II Is weli known that old Ju-
bleo had victory In his gEosp, but unfortunately,
not 70 mince matters, was drunk, and consc-
qnently lost the victory II was publicly asserted
over and over again at that time that Enrly was
drunk and asleep whilo Sheridan was REQ rganz
ing his routed army. If fthat was not an occasion
when he delayed and hesitdted do not know the
meaning OF words. ST0NEWALLa
National Republican., 1881-10-24
pror,Ircr, A,rIvnIa-

ST. JAMEs.-R, b. Chamberlin, E. II. Hotchkiss
Mew York; ID. w. Bond, Massachusetts,; William n
watson, Charles H. Fenwlck, Jacksonville, Fla.i d. a.
Ambler Florida: f. Q. Washburn, Springfield, Mass
=. ~ BnRer New Haven, Conni John II. Merritt
lynn, Mass; John Armstrong, w, w. Up9hurch ltal
eign, eiagd, an. Vi Charles n Dayton, New york. W. r.
Goodman, Michigan $. j. Fisher, Pittsburg, Pa.
.WoRMLEY's.-J. II. Erhardt, j. NJ. Varnum, New
nOTk ~ "; baldwin, Mainei J. +. Winter. ILLINOIS
J. smith, +. II. strickland, Bangor Me; N II. Red
man, Pittsburg, Pa; n. l.. Purdey, New York j. N.
woods; Callorniai q. A, Weed, lowell Mass, Hon.
y B French, New York; f. j. Waring, Pittsburg;
O. II. Hurd, Denver, Col.
=, EpnITr.-Hon. II. 9. Parsons, Richmond. Va; +.
w. BoesOme, Elmlra, NJ "; Lieutenant II. w. Hub
bell, " =. A.; N. :. Moore, n. r. Abbott, Kentucky;
lion. Walter Evans, Louisville, KY; Hon. w. He'll
man, Evansville, Ind; J. II. Chapman, u. s. A.. Rob
ert q West Texas; John M. Glover, ST. Louis; Hon.
Is, II. Weeks, Minnesota.
Ridos.-C. w. Stoehr, Manchester, England; ]. +.
wilcox PltsbuTg; !. II. Lewis, A. d. Wilson, New
York ". H. klelnschmldt, Chicago; Hon Francis
Norwood, 9. ~ Thorndlke, Massachusetts; + Z.
tenant q. Belknap, U. $. N, Annapolis, Md.
METRopoLITAN.:w. Douglass, william D. Mills,
rev York Charles O. Adams, North Carolina; w.
YORK; Albert Way, Detroit; b. F.Wilson, Baltimore;
D. Kennedy Bryan, Charleston.
ST. MARc.-M. " Babcock, Brooklyn, NJ Y; Il. A.
stanton, Boston; G, y. Gigliv New York y j.
Moore, Baltimore, Md; H. O. Angel, Dr. g. b. Graves
Grand Rapids, Mich. Q. NJ. Maxwell Saratoga
= ARtIsaToN.-George D. Rennick, G. H. Iathrop,
Detroit MiCh5 n. w. Child, Toledo, Ohio; Howard
and Samuel Marley, London, England
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Forcign Mails.

The foreign mails for the week ending
Saturday october 20, 1881, will close at the New
York post.ofhcc on Tuesday, at n. m, for Europe
by steamship Wyoming, via Queenstown; on
wednesday, at a. M, for Europe by steamship
Gallin, via Queenstown correspondence for France
must be specially addressed), and at a. m. for
France direct by steamship Labrador via Havrc /;
Oh Thursday, at $3.50 a. M, for Europe by steam
ship Republic, via Queenstown Correspondence
for Germany and France must be specially ad-
dresSed), and OF 030 a, m for Europe by steamship
Lessing via Plymouth ChcrbOurg, and Hamburg
on saturday ut a. m, for Europe by steamship
CITY OF Rome, via Queenstown Correspondence for
Germany and Scotland must be specially ad-
dressehl, and at a. NJ fOrSCotand direct by steam
ship DcYOnin, via Glasgow, and at n, M, for Bel
GUM direct by steamship Nederland, via Antwerp
and at IL a. M, for Europe by steamship Main,
via Southampton and Bremen. The mals for
Hnyti close on Tuesday Mt 10 Il. m, The mails for
Newfoundland close ON Tuesday at . p. m. Tho
mails for Honduras and Livingston close on Tues.
day at $3.50 p IN. The mails for Cuba, West Indies,
and Mexico close on Thursday mt 1:30 y. m. The
mails for Brazil and the Argentine Republic close
on Thursday at $50 p M. The mails for Jamaica,
Savaniln, &c. close on Friday at o n. IN. The
mails for Venezuela and Curacoa close Oh Satur-
day at a. m. The mails for Aspinwall and South
Pacific close October 81 Mt 10 a. m. The mails
for China and Japan close October 20 at 3 n. IN.
The mails for Australia &C., close November IL at
1880 p. IN.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
The Michigan Sufferers.

Captain r.. w, Tylor, the treasurer of
local Michigan relief fund, has received the fol-
lowing letter from the chairman of tho fire relief
commission of Detroit In acknowledgment of the
contributions which have been sent from this city:
DEAR SIR; / have to own receipt of your valued
favor of 18th instant handing s2nS679 contributed by
your citizens to our relief fund, Noting your precious
donation through the Port Huron committee, and that
you will probably have TO send u.s. aud assuring
you Of the sincere thanks of the commission for your
handsome contribution, am dear sir very truly
yours H. p. BALDWIN,
Chairman.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Captain Howgate sent Rack 10 Jail.

The case of Captain Howgate, charged
with the embe2zlcment of Government funds, was
under consideration in the Crminah Court satur-
day morning, the District Attorney having ap-
piled for II second bench warrant against the ac.
on both sides Captain lIowgato was formally ar
ragned, and the clerk read the indictment against
him. consisting OF seventy four counts. The ques-
ton of releasing him on the same bail given be-
fore United States Commissioner Bundy was then
argued, but to this the prosecuting attorney would
not consent The court then fixed the bail at
$4,000, In default of which the accused was com
mi nd IN ioil
National Republican., 1881-10-24
The late MIS-. H.,h..t

Mrs. Emma Herbert, wife of William
Herbert, a well-known lady in tho charitable cir
ces of the District, died few days since of par
alysis ofthe heart at her residence COT II street
northwest Mrs. Herbert was in the seventeen
year of her age, and was q kind and indulgent
parent, and left host of friends TO mourn
loss The interment took place at Glenwood. The
floral offerings at the grave showed tho deep re-
membrance in which she was held by those with
whom she had como in contact when living
National Republican., 1881-10-24

At Alexandria Tonight.

Hon. Peter J. Carter, DIR. w. w. Doug
lass, and Colonel John W. woltz will address the
people Of Alexandria TO- night in favor of the Co.
alition ticket. These gentlemen arc all pro-
nounced Republicans, and will endeavor to show
why 1t is the duty of the Republicans of Virginia
to support the Readjusters In this contest. The
Virginia Republican Association will probably at
tend and aid the cause by the influence Of Its
nrp
National Republican., 1881-10-24
THE IRISH LAND LEAGUE.
A Monster Mnss-sIeetinE Proposed Conn
mIttee OF ARRANGEMENTS Appointed.

A meeting of the executive committee
OF the Irish Land League of the District Of Column
bia was held at their hall yesterday afternoon,
Daniel Grady, esq, president, in the chair aud f.
ID. Wright secretary. II was decided to hold n
monster meeting Of the Irish.Amerlcan residents
fthe District Of Columbia on some evening this
week at Lincoln Hall 10 protest against the action
OF the English government In arrcsting ana inn
prisoning Mr. Parnell and his associates, and also
TO take such action rs may best promote the cause
of Ireland. scvernl prominent speakers arc in
vited and will address tho meeting, and II is
cOnhdentially expected TO be the largest gather
ing of Irish residents ever held in the District
Committees were appointed 10 prepare oil tho de-
tails, and the entire work will be under the charge
ana supervision Of an active committee OF fifteen.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
" MY Swccthenrt."

Thirteen travelling dramatic companies
have already disbanded this season, and 1t is the
Judgment Of those who witnessed my Sweet
heart" ut Fords last week that 1t too will climb
the ioye.sick. rusby.eushy. too too trash Nv
Sweetheart is the worst. IL Is pity, too for Min
ME Palmer and her excellent company are deserv-
ing of better fate. Better hire u man to write q
play.
National Republican., 1881-10-24

The job-rooms connected with THE RErUBLIcAS
hro now executing finer work than ever before
done In this city Nothing short of the engravcr's
art can compare with e. See specimens be con.
WINGED, and leave your orders, for if quality OF
work 10 consideration ynu cannot fail to be salts.
fof shat no other establishment in the District can
compete with us,
National Republican., 1881-10-24

We cap subs,antiate. That our stock Of mems
you,hs, and boys clothing is the most complete il
every particular 10 be found in the District Else
maa Bros corner Seventh and +.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Special OIotices.
~ Washington MarketCOmpany.
SALES OF STALLS
CENTRE MARKET,
OCTOBER %, at II o'clock.

These sales required 10 be made by act OF Con.
gress which says that the stalls and stands shall be
let to the highest bidder at auction for term Of
or more years. Sales made in for two years;
In 1874 sales for three years moro were advertised,
but were prevented by an injunction In u lawsuit
brought by the marketmen, which has lasted seven
years and prevented compliance with the law and
deprived the Company of Its rights during that time.
The Supreme Court Of the United States decided
every question agninst the marketmen and in favor
OF the Company, and the auction sales must now be
made. The rentals OF the stalls have been reduced
by the Company that after the discount Of 20 per
cent made TO purchasers ut auction for prompt pay
ment in advance they will be monthly, on Butchers'
single stalls, $780, slt4o half section OF stall
and half seas0 on full section of three stalls;
on Bacon stalls, s72o or siOso or s2i,OO; on Butter
stalls $50 or sso sl02o on Hucksiers' stalls Tor
equivalent salls) In Seventh and Ninth street build.
lngs, $500, or $40, or siO.s0; in d street build
ings, $780, or $3.50. or sl2GO Oh Fish stalls,
$50, or tL2o or slLi0 Tho auction sales
viii be of the right to occupy II tho purchaser
chooses, for eighteen (ls) years, until January
!, 1000. The Act OF Congress provides that there
shall be no byblddng on the part OF the Com.
pany, directly or Indirectly but that minimum rate
OF bids may be ixed below which bids will not bo
ceived. The minlmums will be- on o Butchers single
STALL $50, or s225 halfsecon, $50 on full sec
tion OF three stalls; Bacon and Butter stalls si20
or $780, or $685. on Hucksters or equivalent stalls,
sOO, or $3.50 or $500; Fish STALLS s2co This bonus
will be payable s25 cash down; 20 per cent creditlng
the u.s. on taking possession. and balance In eight
percent instaments, payable semi-annually, with
per cent interest. No promssory notes or suretIcs
for the bonus will be required but the stalls will be
the sole security; and IL the markotman chooses to
quit his stalls at any time he may do so, and any
nus certificate not then due will be Cancelled and given
up to him. Tho above bonus will, during the eight
cen years, increase only 20 cents per month"; the
amount paid for single Butchers stall; for Bacon
Butter stall, 80 cents for Hucksters or equlva-
lent stall. 40 cents; for Fish stall, % cents. The
quont choices stalls In the several classes and the
highest bidder above the minimum for n choice can
select any stalls In the market of his class not prev
ousy sold selected. Any combination or consplr-
acy threats to prevent free and full SALE or to
deter any person from bidding or from selecting or
occupying stalls, will he promptly prosecuted accord
ing to law Full printed terms of sale classification
of stalls by numbers, forms of agreement of lease
and bonus certificates and Market Regulations may
be obtained on application at the Companys onice.
P. S. SMITH,
Clerk Washington Market Company.
October 10, 1891. 2D3t
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Made Up Lace Goods

Morque. d'Aureace, Merucourt, Point Gauze and
silk Embroidered Flchus in all styles.
Mother Hubbard Fichus In Crepe d'Chine Mouse
lin de Sol, and Lace
Latest Novelties In Paris Collarettes Embroidered
Irish Point Collars and Sets, Chamois Collars
Ladies' and Childrens French Embroidered Col
lars, Scarfs and Ties.
new shades.
Coaching Collars for Ladies' and Children In all
styles
AiiLinen Hendkerchiefs, with fancy coiored bor-
ders and plain hemstich for Ladies' Misses Children,
and Gentlemen, at i0c., l5c .Oc., and &c.
,Chlldrens Zephyr Hoods Caps, Sacks, and Leg.
gings, in all colors and styles.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
In Laces We Offer

Real Torchon from sc. up.
Black French Thread Laces Sc, f0c, 12c, &c, and
30c. the yard.
Real Guipure Laces l5c., 30c., 40c, Soc, and up.
Point dAlencon Laccs. &c., 1Sc, 9c., &c the yard.
SILK Breton, &c., i0c.; worth double.
Mechlin Laces, new designs, 2lc. DO, 30c., i0c
Point d'Angleterre Laces 40c. and up.
Point de Chllon Iacesf Sc, 7Sc and up This Lace
Is aspendid reproduction from the real antique, and
the most desirable Of Laces this season, and much
used for evening costumes.
Marie stuart Laces, new designs, DC, 28o., 3Oc;
splendid value at theseiprices.
Nnlenclennes Laces at 2c. and SOC. the dozen.
DuChesse and Irish Point Laces, from 2Dc. and up.
Real Point de Russo Laces, SOC to &c. the yard. -
Real DuCheSse Laces $l5, SL75, s225 and up.
Real Point de Venice and Round Point Lagos, from
eL65, 90, to SIS the yard.
Real Point Applique Laces, 75c. TO 05c. tho yard.
Real White Thread Laces 25c., 6Oc., 0Oc,, and up the
yard
Real Black Chantilly Thread Laces, e0c e125 s. Is
the yard and up worth considerably more money.
Real Duchesse Lace, Jabots, mixed with Point Lace,
at NO each.
Real Point Lace Jabots at si.5O each worth s2.1o
National Republican., 1881-10-24
A,T,,.rc.,,,v soux.r,r.
Our AhvIre

The dying Presidents letter to his mother lin
fac imile) can be procured at THE REPUBLICAN,
office Price, 10 cents.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
The Presidcnrs letter
Job Printing

To hia mother writton on his death bed fac-simile
Price, 10 cents,
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Commercial Printing

To nnose In quest Of boys clothing. Go to Eiseman
Bros, corner Seventh and l., where you can flt
your boys substantially at moderate prices.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
LOCAL MENTION.
Our Tn,lor,rr Dcuor,weut
ncou,tn,t p.t,,tnr

Is located on the second floor, where the most fas-
tidious can be pleased. Eisemau Bros, corner
Seventh and T.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
DISTRICT BREYITIEs.
The Renihcr rn.nnr

For the Middle Adantic States, including
The District Q Columbia, partly cloudy Dcdttcr and
rain, souseriy winds iotcer barometer stationary tenn
peidtue
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows:7a. m, 49o; II q. M. 663o; 3 p M, 1850;
p. m, 65o; II p m, 622o. Maximum, 7O.6o;
minimum, 47.Go.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
A Assertion

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. 903
street. Only first class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-10-24

AN exchange says: "a one. armed negro boy In
Augusta has saved four persons from drowning.
This Is nothing, however, for DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has saved thousands from consumption"
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Iron Btttcr-.
A TRUE TONIC.

OF every description executed neatly Mt the short
est notiee at THE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
NOOT'S,
o15 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Warm weather In New York preventing sales, dis
couraged holders of goods facilitated purchases of
bargains, we awaited ourselves of this chance and
bought stock ut very low figures. Our customers can
now take the benefit of our purchases.
SILK and Chenille Mixed Fringes inches wide, 45c.,
Soc to OOc. tho yard.
Chenille and jet Mixed Fringe, to inches wide,
75c. to 81.
Jet Passementerles, &c., i5c., l7c., to Csc. yard,
splendid value
and up.
Elegant Jet Beaded Cloak and Dress Ornaments,
12c., DC, SOC, and up.
Black and Colored silk and Chenille Glrdles, 45c.,
Sc, &c. and up
Plush Chenille and silk Tasscls, 2ic. to 75c
Metal Buttons In all the new ombre shades, 15c. to
zoe. the dozen.
Pearl Shaded and Pearl and Steel combined But
tons, &c.. i0c, 15c., up to 81 the dozen.
White and 1rrldescent Gimp and Buttons at low
prices.
Black and white Beaded handmade Laces, all
prices.
Black and Cream Spanish Laces. 25c. to 35c. the
yard.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
rhc Shsdd n,ft,.

A specially at THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Jot
Rooms,
National Republican., 1881-10-24
-Specia[ 9Iofices.


NV AT-A CALLED MEETING OF THE YES
- try Of Ascension Parish. on Sunday morning
October ~ the he Associate Rector Rey John II Elliott
whereupon the following resolutions were uDani-
Resolved, That we have heard with sincere grief of
Ine deatn OF our Int associate and esteemed feQow
Resolved, THAT In his death we realize the loss to
nus family OF adeyoted and beloved member TO our.
parish oa jealous and generous supporter and TO the
community ofa worthy, upright, and honorcd man.
the members aud ex.mem6ers Of the Vesiry and tho
wH5dens Of he parish attend hs funeral in body
the daily papers OF this city, and that copy OF them
2i.2t q. q. DuHcANsoN Register.
nSJys yIRGINIANs, ATTENTION i-THEvIR
49, ginla Republican Association will meet at 81.
Georges Hall, "WEDNESDAY, October %, at D. m.
oc2i5t. WIN FENIMoRE COOPER, President.
fa9ys oHILDREN's HOSPITAL,
A meeting Of the Board OF Directors and the At
tending Physclans Of this institution will be held at
9c9ck TO take action the death Of the late Thomas
= RfSpNG RSe egq AMEEL " NILES President
nS9ys THE FIRM OF HUME, CLEARY q co.
Iii,o Iii,oMAAS A H. HUME Tho business heretofore CON
Frank HUME and JAMts X. CLEARY under
old stand, No So1 Market Space, w. ~ '"'
THOMAS L. HUME,
yAMIeS X. CLIeARY.
FRANK HUME
In retiring from the firm OF HUME, CIEARY q
co. most cordially and earnestly commend my sue
cessors 70 the patronage Of my friends aud the public
wAsHiNaroN, D. G. oct. 81, 1881. ocs2-st
h~S0yS SASSESSORS OFFICE, ID. C.,
R-S WAsiITNaTON, October 12 1881.
Notice ls hereby given that October a. 1881 Will
expire all licenses given by the District OF Columbia
TO all Apothecariss, Auctloneers, Banks and Bank
ers, Bill Posters. Brewers, Brokers' Book Agents,
Claim Agents, Contractors, Cattle Brokers, Commits.
sion Merchants, Dealers IN Distilled and Fermented
LIQUORS. Wines and Cordlns. Dstlllers, Insurance
Agents, Ice Dealers, Manufacturers OF Illuminating
Gas, Life and Fire Insurance Companies. Patent
Agents, Pnwnbrokers Photographers, Proprietors OF
Bar-rooins Sample rooms, nppllng Houses, Billiard,
Bngaielle and Jenny Lind Tables Bowling Alleys.
Hotels, Livery Stables, Intelligence Offices, Junk
Shops Dealers in Clothing Dealers in Old
Rectners, &c.
All parties engaged In said businesses trades, or
professions must promptly renew said licenses in
c0rdnnce with the provision of the laws OF the District
OF ofCOlumba, viz; THAT every person liable for IL
cense tax, who may fail TO pay the same REFoRE ES
uAuING iN THE BusINEss shall, In addition TO the
license tax imposed pay fine penalty OF not ess
than five nor more than flty dollars for each oense"
BY order OF Commissioners ID. g.
ROBERT p. DODGE,
OcS2t Assessor d. O,
National Republican., 1881-10-24
oOfofiH THOMAS N 3'i BOWLING, Auctloneer. oc2iot

nS5J. THE WOMEN'S NATIONAL CHRIS
W. tian Temperance Union Will hold Its Eighth
Annual Convention in Foundry Church, corner of
Fourteenth and q streets northwest this week com
mencng WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT at o
o'clock. Some 200 delegates from all sections of our
country will be In attendance. Mrs. BENT, OF Port
Public invited, ol-3t
National Republican., 1881-10-24

R5 THE ABOVE SALE WAS ADJOURNED
until SATURDAY, October %, at II o'clock n. M, and
the next adjournment will be TO THURSDAY, No
vember 3 at 2 o'clock noon and subsequent adjourn
on SATURDAY will be discontinued. that being an
incOnvenient day for marketmen.
WASuINGTON MARKET COMPANY,
BY NJ. q. EMERY, President.