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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
MARYLAND NEWS.
Mr. James B. Wakeland, a prominent
,itiZen of Hartford County. is dead.

Mr.. James B. Wakeland. a prominent
citizen of Hartford County, is dead.
James Jones, well-knOwn citizen of
Patuxent district, St. Mary's County, is dead.
The Maryland State Teachers Associa-
ton will meet in Frederick city the 9Th OF July
next.
The citizens of Rockville have sub
scribed $1,000 toward a fund for the erection OF
town hall.
A scarcity of coal prevails all along the
Eastern Shore, and at Crisfeld and other places it
is held at $40 per ton.
Mrs. Sarah Leitch, aged ninety-fcur
years, living at Friendship, Anne Arundel County,
was burned TO death last week.
Mrs. James, highly respected old
lady, died at her residence. near Rockville, on
Tuesday last, in the seventy-ffth year of her age
The Level farm, belonging to J. Thomas
Webster and brothers, in Hartford County and
containing 400 acres, has been sold to Charles ".
Baker for $4,000.
Sister Mary Frances De Sales. of the
order of Sisters of Mercy, who had charge of the
female wards in the city hospital of Baltimore for
many years, is dead.
At Unity, Montgomery County, a war
horse belonging to Frank Griffith, and which was
with him at the battle of Gettysburg died last week
The horse was more than twenty five years old
and bore the scar left by q ricocheting shell at
Gettysburg.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
INAUGURAL MATTERS,
The --latest Hancock Letfer-O Organize.
lions Coming.

Ahe Latest 121neDcN l1ctter-Os'EanfE0.
lions Coming.
Colonel Corbin, the corresponding sec
rotary of tie inaugural executive committee, has
received many letters from distinguished people
accepting Invitations TO be present at the Inaugural
ton. Among the letters received yesterday was
one from General W. s. Hancock, who writes TO
Colonel Corbin as follows:
I have the honor TO acknowledge receipt of
the invitation Of the executive committee on
inaugural ceremonies to myself and staff to be
present in Washington. D. c., on the 4th of March
next and participate in the ceremonies and fes
tivitjcs incident to the Inauguration of General
James A. Garfield a: President OF the United States
Ny staff have individually been notified OF the in
yitation, and should conclude to be present will
notify you later. Thanking you and through You
the gentlemen ofthe committee for their courteous
attention, remain, very truly yours.
The executive committee on inaugural cere-
monies held a secret session last evening, and
talked over the financial prospects and to what
extent they couldcarry outthe original programme
for the ceremonies. The Scaboard Elliot
Grays, Captain James o. Corpren, of Ports
mouth, Va, Will come to the Inauguration
with band of sixteen pieces. Company c,
Sixth Regiment N. V. NJ lowell Mechanics Pha-
lanx) of Lowell Mass, Captain Alvin A. Harrison,
will come, with sixty muskcts and band Of
twenty-one instruments. About twenty-five Of
the leading citizens Of Lowell will come with the
Phalanx. They expect to arrive on the Sd instant
Brevet Captain Henry Romeyn. U. s. A, of the
Hampton Normal Agricultural Institute, Hamp-
ton. Va, writes to Colonel Corbin that he expects
10 be present with battalion of the students and
a band of thirteen pieces. He notes the fact that
General Garfield was member of the first board
of trustees of the Hampton Institute and made its
first annualrepoTt.
At Il regular meeting OF The Garfield National
Guards held last night. at I'LL street, Captain ..
Tucker in the chair, several changes were made
in the company by heclectiOn of Lieutenant Abra-
ham Acwitte- The company have received their
arms and are making every arrangement to pre-
sent fine appearance on Inauguration day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
The New Garbage service.

Health Officer Townshend inaugurated
the new service for temporary removal of oal yes
terday. Six two-horSe wagons and one one-horse
wagon werestared out in the morning collect gar
bage and tsTo wagons to remove dead animals The
Washington Asylum has been designated as tenn
porary place of deposit for night soil and garbage
and dead animals will be for the time placed on
James Creek Canal, at the old offal depot and from
there removed down the river as soon as the first
opening occurs. Doctor T0wnshend says very
large quantity of garbage has collected on prem
ises throughout the two cities by reason of the
neglect ofthe contractors but he hopes to have it
pretty well cleaned up by March 1. All persons
are requested to assist collections by placing gar
bage at convenient points on premises and re-
spending promptly to calls.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
The sunaay-scl,ool superintendent.

The Sunday-School Union held its regu-
lar meeting last night Mr.. John B. Wight in the
chair. The executive committee submitted their
report On motion, it was voted to send a circular
to each Sunday stating the expenses Of the
Union, and asking that collection be taken up
on some certain Sunday to defray them. Hon.
William Stickney was appointed to the committee
on finance, vice Mr.. Taylor, and Mr. John L. Doty;
ofthe Metropolitan NJ. E. Church, on the commit
tee on schools. It was stated that the proposed
lectures by Mr.. Hurlbutt, for the benefit of the
normal class, were reduced to five, and the number
oftickets already guaranteed sold 1876. 1t viii re-
quire GOO to be sold to cover the expenses The
whole matter was postponed for two weeks The
finance committee was instructed to devise some
plan, without delay, to provide revenue for the
Union. The constitution was so amended as to
permit assistant ssuperintendents to be present
The Union then adjourned until February IS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
VIRGINIA NEWS,

4 son of John II. Dellinger, of Shenan-
doah County. was crushed to death last week by
being caught between two logs.
Charlottesville has completed arrange
ments for fully equipped hook and ladder COM
pany which will supply a "a want long felt"
The residents of Culpeper have become
astonished by the advent into the town and skill
full operations of two colored female pick pockets.
The first installment of leaf tobacco
for The Lynchburg market from Ashville n. c., ar
rived at the former city Friday. The consignment
aggregated 49, 1I5 pounds.
Sally Hunter, aged rs, born in the
Washington family, in Westmoreand County. and
the last surviving nurse of the Father OF his
Country" died IN that county last week.
An astonishing series of forgeries have
been discovered III Lynchburg, involving Major
William p. Hart. superintendent of the Bertha
zinc mines and works in Pulaski County.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
ILLINOISIANS,
Meefiss. of the Republican smokers -
Last NiSht-wi,af was Done.

The Illinois Republican Association
met last evening in ST. Georges Hail. 80 Eleventh
street. A ]. Whitaker president, in the chair and
Theodore L. De Land secretary, and large num-
Der ofmembers present. The committee ON halls
reported that a room 1897 street, in the Masonic
Temple had been secured as Illinois headquarters
during inaugural week, and the secretary was in
tructed to notify the Chicago and other papers of
the fact A large number of visitors and strangers
are expected from the State and it is the intention
of the association to afford them every facility 10
the sightSin Washington during their visit The
political committee was appointed on reception,
with authority to appoint two others from the re-
spective districts James Rea, from the First Dis
trict: Hugh Moore. from the Sixteenth District,
and B. T. B!ockett. from the Nineteenth District
were appointed members of the political commit
tee, the entire committee on reception to be an
nounced hereafter. B. T. Fuller, B. F. Chase and
a. j. Whitaker were appointed a committee to
draf suitable resolutions relative to the death of
late member. John N. fIinkle, to report at the
next meeting, February Is, 1881, at Masonic Temple
Resolutions were adopted as the sense of the as
ISOLATION that none but Republicans should be al
lowed 10 hold Office under Republican admins
tration. Colonel r. G. IngerSoll was unanimously
elected an honorary member of the association
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15

y fair in aid Of the Washington Schuet-
zen YcFcin was opened at -abHer'S Music Hall last
evening. and from the amount of business done
by those III charge oFhe booths the treasury of the
vcTeir viii be sgelled considerably. About one
hundred members Of the Washington Light In
fantry Corps, in fill uniform. were present and,
being unable 70 withstand the dulcct tones of
George BreitbaTh, the gent of the spinning jenny,
got rid Of all their spare change. A number Of
handsome articles to be voted to popular people
were displayed, and each candidate had scores OF
diligent cenvGsSers who lost no chance to secure
Nnfes for their fnYoriicS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
nrpr,rrn cr~rr,r =I,XcoCr O.,
Ut ~ | I'D u I-I''NI1 INV V'l'N :
Tho pcpr,ly:oa, ,o rF,- -. not N . nlreo
Wedding BELLS,

Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows: John Williams and Harriet Butler;
James Harper and Matilda Thomas, both of Mont
gomery County, Maryland; James Harrison and
Catherine Whitley; Michael StaniCi and Mary
Langley; James Clarke aud Maggie Beckett
Thomas Patton and Catherine Thomas Samuel
Blue and Sarah A. Johnson Thomas J. Cowie and
Susie \. Gedney; \. Nickel, of Germany, and
Annie Rupert, Of this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
Nhe SaiinnaI Riac.. YaIenfInc.

\ very beautiful valentine was presented
to each OF the National Rifles last evening, when
they net for their usual Monday night drill in the
shape Of very elegant winter overcoats The coats
are OF dark blue beaver cloth, with capeS lined
with white flannel. They are from the we'll
known military house OF Brooks Broth CTS, Of New
York, andarc pronounced beautiful, both In ma
terial and workmanship The company were out
on the street for drill aud in their new overcoats
they presented a very s0ldierly appearance. This
present is quito surprise to the Rifles, and they
are-Tery anxious to know 10 whom they are in
dcbtcd for their elegant donation. Sixty men
answered to roll-call, being the full uniform num-
Der. They have decided to indulge in outdoor
drills for the remainder Of the week, I'm order 10
perfect themselves in company movements prior 10
their maiden naratie OH The I'D of this month.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
To BE buried In FLORIDA.

Inc funeral OF william, the son OF Sen
ator Jones, OF Florida, whose death was announced
in THE REPUBLICANS, took place yesterday morn
ing from the residence of Mr J. D. 0Connel, No S6
Twelfth street northwest, and wss aTgely attended.
The deceased W5s only sixteen years of age, a
young man of most exemplary habits, and, during
his brief soourn in the city, had gathered about
him large circle of acquaintance who admired
him for his social qualities and true gentlemanly
demeanor. The remains we're taken to Pensacola
Fla, attended by the father, and viii be inferred
in the family burial ground. Only short time
ago the Senator lest a beloved wife.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
To Investigate the Democratic Party

Dir. Morton, of New York, yesterday
introduced in the House a resolution insiructing
the National Board of Health to make n thorough
investigation into The causes Of insanity within
the United States, end the methods Of treatment
p7acticed in the several States, and submit re-
port TO the next Congress giving the results of
their investigation and any recommendations
which she'll seem we'll adapted to prevent the in
crease Of insanity or to secure lis better treatment:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
Iron EssEfers.
A TRUE TONIC.

IgoN BITTEEs are highly recommended for al
Diseases FeqriEiag0 certain and efficient tonic, IS
pecal'y Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent FerclS
HdRt Of 1npeiitc, Loss Of Strength, Lact Of Energy,
DC. Etricies the blood strengthens The muscles. ard
gircs netg life 10 TIE aslrea. They &C: lie charm Oh
The digcsfice organs, ,rlaorjpg az dyspie Symptoms
Suca Gs ,siag he ood. Jechag, heat il he Sloaeoch
heartburn, Ge. Tie Only Iron Preparation hat ,eia
not BacleG N teeth o. Girc hcadachc. U'ls for IL
c Boot - pGGes, oaeasiaq and uscta rscdiag. Sse
free.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
CITY ITEMS.
The Gale Art Sale

was resumed last evening to large company, and
many paintings sold. but at very low prices very
few being withdrawn. The balance OF the caia-
logue will be offered this evening aud will posi-
lively close the SALE this being the last opportunity
Of buying good works Of art. We advise our read
ers to attend at Marini's Hall, L street, between
Ninth and Tenth, at eight o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
Special.
Mineral HaIpra.

sRurlelte & Co., No 92S Seventh street will ex-
hibt on their ioblot counter this morning at nine
o'clock 5000 yards of white dress goods. at 1915
cents per yard, worth - cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
The Weather To-Day.

For tie Middle Atlantic States, Including
The DSrictof Columbia, slightly fvdrRer, Gear or parity
cloudy tceat, ,,orthely ,r,d reerng to eatery, fol-
lOaced By stationary o. falling barometer.
The thermometer yesterday ranged as follows: Z
a. m. 260; IL a. m, 29o; p. m, 49, p m, 80
p. m, 2go; Il p. M, go. Maximum, 1a'; mini
mum. %
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15

Only Turkish bath in the city, 800 L ST.. near Ju-
dietary 50. Best shampooer this side of New York.
The highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
Herzog, JOS Ninth st. near PENNSYLVANIA ave-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15

You can publish three-line advertise
mcnt of want rent for sale, lost three times for
TWENTY-FIVE cents in The REPUBLICAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
has supplied its job department with complete
invoice of the newest styles of type and printing
material. and is prepared to execute lob-work in
all its varied branches in a manner equal TO any
printing establishment in the country. Legal pa
pers pamphlets, briefs, records, reports, &C. exc
cuted with promp tness and careful supervision.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
Special Hcfices.
VErERAN cLuR.

eNe NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB.
An adjourned meeting of the club will be held st
headquarters, Room q. Corc0ran Building, at 80
O'Clock, THIS Tuesday EVENING. Every MEM
will be transacted. - .-
BY order. H. D. NoR1ON,
Recording
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
BRowy CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore. Nd.
:. AIderncn Dairy WAGONS.

Fresh AlderneF butter churncd every morning,
and delivered in 15Tb. Ward prints. az ic per ID.
Also cottage cheese, 5r per ball. buterailk, &c per
aIllIG. and sweet milk. DC per anaEt.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15

corner Fiftccuth street and New York avenue, con-
Times to receive Yauabes Of all descriptions for
safe keeping al very loS rates.
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rron,snenf ArrixaIs.

Hormley's-Hon. Lloyd Lowndes, Mary
land ..... AUTHORIZATION. Il. l.. Gibson, Louisiana
Edmund Routedge, London; Hon. l.. II. Steiner,
Maryland; John Foord, managing editor New
York Times. 49,. Riags-F. S. Stanwood, Boston
W. Bradford, New York; J. B. Taylor, Edward Bit
tie, Philadelphia. EJJR-IIon. W. p Hepburn,
Iowa; J. McrTfhew, Philadelphia; P. II. Dudley, A.
L. Lee, New York WI7ydTd Sion. Thomas j.
Creamer, John Straiton, Nat C. Goodwin, Jr.,
New York; Theodore Adams, Philadelphia; 5. t.
Snow, Boston. Hnperiat-Hcnry S. Krlm, Albert
Anderson, NJ. sanderson Fl. c. Curley, W. W. Furst'
New York; W. A. Balloons and wife, Philadelphia
J. B. FellheimeF, Baltimore, Nd; George Young
Virginia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
The Si,c,,i baths.

Dr.. ALIENS Rheumatic and Govt Lotion will
cure almost any case III two days. no matter how
severe. Price, fifty cents; 10 cure, no pay; sold
by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15

Congress Wacr-the pITeSt and safest OF all ca
thartic waters. None genuine sold Oh daught
nestle they impair the digestive organs and
kidneys. this.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
S@ II. d. COOKE. JR., & CO, BANKERS,

~ H. D. ' i9ss + sT ri: Va Dan >'--''7'
We beg Ia call the attention of the public to our III
creased facilities for dealing in the New York and
Philadelphia stock Markets. We are in nomentaIy
communication with these exchanges, and have conf
lete teeFs pc intelligence of each and every trans
jties carried suitable margins. We have on hand
for sale Northern Pacific General Mortgage Bonds
per interest January and July, twenty years
70 run offering excellent investment; also qGan-
tity OF the District of Columbia SiX per cent and seven
per cent. bonds. Personal and Business Accounts re-
ceye oIiI careful attention. fe9-6t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15
DE-. Boyee.s TurkisI, Bath.

at ?13 street, is the place to obtain the best bat
of all kinds
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R~ NOTICE.

-
meeting Of tEC stockholders of The National Brick
Machine Company for the purpose of electing trustees
Tor the ending the first Monday of February
1852. will be held the cOmVany'S office, No: ljaj
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington D. C.. on MON
DAY, the 1iii day OF MARCH. A. ID. 1851 The polls
will he open FROM u H. 10 O'Clock p.
fa2-f1 Y tIII'I. WI .SllN Nicn- President.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-15

SEND Scent stamp TO NTack's Milk Chocolate Isl
Chambers street, New York, and get twelve fancy
cards.
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AORNlNG.
my. .Phila. and Bali.
cI.........................-. i:40
iPhila.. Bait. and way 6:::a3
iPittsb'g, Columbus,
Gin. and 81. Louis. 60
fPIlila. and \. Y. ex... 6:32
Bait. ard way stains. $50
Fred'k. Point ofRockS
and way stations -.... S;22J
Bait. and Annap<eN-.. So
MartfnSburg and Ha-
gef5towG &C. Met.
brsnch) ............-...... go
/ Bait. snd way stat MS
(Aanap. en- Sund'y)le:23
IBalt. ex-...----...........-lu:.D
Ass&sNs Z q ss-s..-...----...-.-.. A--5E
Trains marked I daily.
daiiy pyGPDf SUNDAY
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So rOsT-OFFICE NOTICE.

kS
DAY at 800 a. for Europe by steamship AbySSna,
via Queenstown: on WEDNESDAY at Ii. m. for
Europe by steamship Bothnia. via Queenstown (coT-
reSpOndenCe for France must be specially addressed.
and al for France direct by steamship France,
via Havrc: on THURSDAY at 40 a m. for Europe
by steamship City of Brussels, via Queenstown (cor-
cially addfesSedl, and at 1870 g. fer Europe by
steamship SUevia. via Plymouth, Cherbourg, and
Hamburg; on SATURDAY at $50 a m. for Europe by
steamship CieTmsniR, via Queenstown correspond
dreSSed) and az for Scotland direct Dy S'e:lr-
ship Circassia, via Glasgow, and al a. M for Bel,
gium direct by steamship Zealand, via Antwerp, and
at II q N. for Europe by steamship -NecEar, wa
Southampton and Bremen. The InslIS lOr. niiEu
leave New York February 10 and L. The mails Ior
ST. Domingo, dc. leave New orK feoruary In ne
February Is The mails for Windward Islands leave
New York February Il. The mails for Havana leave
New York February L.. The mans Tor mexico ieaNe
New York February Il and Is. The mails for ia
Inaica MaracaibU Savania. &c, leave New FORK
February Is. The mails for Venezuela and Curacos
leave New York February 49, The mails for Porto
ASpinwali and south Pacific leave New York Feb
ruary H. The mails for China and Japan leave San
Francisco February D. The mails for Australia, DC,
THOS. l. JAMES, Postmaster.
PoST-OFFICE, NEW YORK. February II, ISL fell
R|@ THE WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN ASS0-
kSS ci8tioa meets at its Headquarters, No. as
Twelfth street northwest, TUESDAY EVENING,
sired to attend. a. T. TIONGLEY, President.
EDWIN ". TRCEI.Ir Secres.ry. feltT
RSP THERE WILL De AN EXAMINATION
~ OF candidates for appointment on the regular
police force Police Headquarters, on WEDNES-
By order commissioners district of Columbia.
w. q. BROCK,
feIs-3t Major and superintendent.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS,
Baltimore and Potomac Depot. corner
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
Jersey avenue and & street

Gnu u sLESct-
EVENING.
Bait. Annapolis and
way stations ............ 10
fCin. and st. Louis....- 1::j5
Baltimore and way. zoo
y. Y. and Phila. ex... $50
Baltimore and way 40
Bait. and Laurel ex..-- I00
Piedmont, Ered'k.H
gerstown, Point Of
Rocks and way. $40
iBslt., Annap. & way 5::s7
Siaunt'n andSalPye x 10
t Bait. and way stains 7:55
Bali, I.aureland Hy-
atfsVllle e1....-......... $40
iCh.cago, Columbus
and Pittsburs ex...... 9:ij
Sunday only. Other trains
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h(S@ II. q. CANDEI II. D., V. D., OF NEW
vs. York EiIapaIhy or Vitsl Cure For all dis
ofbUIy and mind. Lung and Throat difficulties
Consumption Loss of Vitality restored HemOrrhOids
Piles. Catarrl and all weaknesses speciality Con-
Sp3tion. rheumatism, Heart Disease, Cancers, ScrOf
uia: all Tuners. Malaria. Blood Diseases. of what
ever name nature. thoroughly eTadicated from the
system Deafness. SCATTERING, and Stammering cured
street, corner Tenth northwest. fel-inl"
49, CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS AND
SS Opium Habit guaranteed by the Use of DR.. L.
E. KeeleyS Geld Remedies Send for treatise. ]. H.
BRADBURY, Gioie Hotel coz. 18th and streets.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-09-24

at least ninety. Bro. Darden de-
iiVered US an address near our hall
on the 10th of July, one of the best
1T has ever been my privilege to
listen to. Although speaking two
hours, every one was attention and
out of six or seven hundred present
L have not heard a single OBJ lection
to any thing he said, and I know
that there were lawyers, doctors,
merchants, &c, there. If there were
any there that did not like any
thing that was said they have kept
1T to themselves. l see the Aber-
deem Examincr and Weekly don't
intend to hold themselves response
bic tor what they have said, for l
notice that neither editor heard the
speeches of Bro. Darden which
they criticised. If the farmers of
Old Monroe are like they are here,
the Examiner and Weekly had bet,
ter go slow. The word here is,
long may Capt. Darden live and
continue the work that he is so well
doingr'