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~ HAS Htl5hcleu 'Hhcl AtItttt'oHhs III All e"l!!est
s.an k"r % M. tede fS5eb'e e,, pfe'ssr s "Gtw %nx
somp uccaYEnns rpn vcrv INV. In his bnttI-
J ;n,r, m ,um a. VIZ m M ,nn @ o{"nt
hes y! 'h"a'is ny LINN "its'l svsl''e. wv "e"a"'
o. s ~nre t so s al .1u eo
But after rradlng his sermons with some
rarc We cnnnot -, oa ri him aa having lost nIl
e.o,',,aIf,at q c,,nro1o a., ,hrca .rh,asta
Trgvrs T,r rnas 6aora t. 1'avc % Ixcrso con.
sidcrnl,ly FROM the fhtth Df tlia Church. What
fpys ainI Observation-Disclosures Of tily Method.
III III articles M rrtIrin,,. rhr stnn,iarti MI
t'Inrs hf Tic Church, whose teachings urc. VIC
believe, Ireatsi ls n part nf Its ductr'lnl u,,-
tE,urt,jrs. nr,, ,,nu.1rstte,ahJy Mt fss,,e Will,
Ur. rinI,,ns t,licl,l,,u tbf ,nsu.ra,lm, nf tlo
scriptures, ING ooetfl''e OIL tle Alohenieht'
R'Hl the etetln! punishment OF the wtrketl.
l)r. Thomas hollis with mnny evangelical
men o,, tic Continent of Eurous, {;rat Hrtt-
uin. uni lin, IinittI Sintps. lint ttIn l}lin
tcmch,.s thr tr,tl,s 1T Sjyin;. ruysnijG,,. hi
is ,,Ut iltfJiId il, att ifs t,nrts rtlter M .,fw
lnu,,'l, Ind 'I or NJ ori.!nuily II Written. IhIs tic tic
Metiu,.Ijst Cluir,.I, j,nS never beer i,Inlrr-
htnmpmcut. In nnt univ ,,pn,rs fIir
;rmni 'n ,,n,nrc ,f t,l,ri.t,x s,1tcrtnrs
Il, w!,IcIl many evangelical tllepIuEians
w.uiiI nvrce iii, itn, Tilt seems to reKnrtl
tltt+ 41tfEnI Christ ftt tlTY{HntfS tf$
sn,isfy ;jittm'. i,,,ir, r,~ sn r',i,,"iIi,,,, tia
inw. Of i;o. to liz llr:lrts "f sinacrs III 10
view oi IT, i;u.i,n,lI. iio dues iu,t ap,,car
to recu.nIxv il rs II 1rytairtt juct Tint t;srt,
Tor stlr: r..csn,t un.xn}ainsI In Scripture.
nccr.is Inc stIrril.s ui Jrs,is M I'M nttununi,
sl,,ii,,,e far ti. Tit ,s.,,nIty NJ INV II ia
t;,s,. t,l every tMl{.ysrT. ~ niI t,tis 10 si,stai,
iiIr tuiltlri, nt,i umthnrit,, :, nf tin iljrt,t.
wI,yrrnt,,,nt ns Wi, ms In ,rii,v tla t,Tei,Irr
Il, rrrsilta,si, il will be coiitrIte.l tl,nt in
rtt.timtt ,,,tp,,nitr hmt,s,, thrnrtrs IL. nIst,
it.nyts ttut uf yi.w n ,.rrat r,.yrnirl tMrt On
the f;etiwar,l si'c Of tic Atone.
Wcut, III rrgurtl 10 future punishment,
Iir. ;rhnn,n; mi nn1y ,lisrnrila ttn iii
iruc1,inrs rrspeciiur tiie ui'ysIcui x,,ticrInrs
Gf thr fIst Init pxtresyt.s niius.jf M nIlwiii-
Ing 10 nfliFn the eternal punishment uf uhy
s''ul as = rtyss!leti fnct, md evidently teals
tu"tsrti the ttnetrtnsn nf universal res"ratIofi-
Ism. II tl'ls regard To Grrtainly dues not
ngreG WILL! tue yNs1 i;,nl9rlty os ministers and
a ,h,. ~ a.'','u r IN ,,is vni,,.a t ns c,,.,,a
t" rrsur,i Dr. itu,,ls ~ I1l,rj, ,,,,,re ami.
iy,srnl mil .,lscrIi'ntin, in liz tI,mtinr ;.t,tl
, 1881-01-22
The Exploration Of Now Gulnea-Sir
William RcrscI1el-En1lish Gram
mar-Corporator's Manual.
History of New York-Thirty Years
Iudson's Shakapeare-rheo-
logical Works-The Pa
per World.
Alngazincs-Iso0ks lsccclycd-Litcrnry,
Art, md Scientific Notes.
LITERATURE.

m r,,r ,vns IN sn,uo ,rs,rcte NJ, cynnt FL, ma
~ ""a -. ,"n ... '"a'a w., u IiI
anf1 III h'aly WAYS I'LL interesting one. lis
nrctc.i with nlt tbs Stirring public events Ut
tic uu,st u,tly, nrrlo,, ur n1r npc. Il wns
nlnrcnyrr m i,Ile,i with adventures whirh
% "ni1 h,rlv 'eM t,o s snr,,1s"I i" h~ tnu, ",'I "
% c iel io for @ So ay NJ Ivy yc yrs. rhu !" stopy ta % If
Its life l,ns been written by Lonis ragau, for
nearly twenty years III assoeIniy Of l'nnixzi's
III the Museum. ant( Tug American etittts'n Is
snid tn coutai, TIL atl.lition by Henry Stevens,
uf Vermont. containing his l,ersunnl anu
,. Mr,'s vS ay %, @
tt.c i'F't's!i 1l"se'H'' Nc 'ase iccci'eu
MI. FaEln's wovol.iilcs fron' t'lo American
publishers. They nre handsomely Maiiii-
ttos ,,,,,.s 49,, r'",,1 ,,,n,,,, iott',es fro,,
l!lese volumes hre ioalla tllnEs 'cttcFS leolh
tho most celsbraled ue1t o. tlle tl'4'e,-lhiels'
,v,,rit, Il Nm ,ovo ,,,,t ,tynl IL rnir !, saw
w., "w'." ,, @ su % .". 'Ea .tt,,an ~, ~. WI, tnan 1
tue oloEiapaer, "hc''' c'lher w l1luohl'
eoorarseat SS sns sy cr fe feowe stt ns to es s
NJ ,l.r1,]y us themselves Iuto lhe bnttlo Of
,If, n' i,o,c n,,,rn'1 IL t,,o;r "v ,",s",,s INV
my ~ ''n'e lh"'e" ~ t''e,' u"t pe'so"s hoM
nnt,tc We y.n,urs to declare. was tic subject
,,f III, ,,o,nni, !,
" t'4is ''e'.'on ,,, ,.
Ansonln Gencsio Alarta Panlzzl was born
at Drcsectlo. III Mocna, on the lGtl' Of Sep
temper, l7DI, Ills father was the sol, ot Il
iuwrar ,ur ur T,,.,m fotts hs n snv ,xhnt h's
INV. u". H. S so,t =" ~, -. s.,', "t W ~
M te vc, If sro Md u and |ni IN 1871 81 St entered d
tic University Of Parma, III 1878 lie ob-
inincI tl,e 1Lnccaloi,rrnt. viii tha title or
I,s,.,,.,, ~. ,,.'s,,, wv, ".ta Io ~. 80,
"nottor. l'ai''zzi' lie soon ontalnea a'' OIL
cial appointment from the Duke of Mo'tena
"ctctis,irs nj thts ,iur nrn Inns ,lescrile,I:
Mtn to,,",r s,,,,,.,,,,oI h,,t NM, ha.tv ,ut ~
Ia temper somewhat hoe a'il nasty ous o,
calm ant even Judgment, Which commanded
respect anl CAUSED hin tn be looked up to by
all, Ills bowers Of clouuencv wcro Of no
,"",,, ,,,,.r J, ami In sons n,lo,..1 will, -
HUN" ui"s'. 'a Nv @ w"a a., euom." VIII
tea'af@ai'le memory anu tlo aol'11y 10 work
hurs! aml constantly. llo bcca1ne nciaber
.t,nrl,nuri n-o,, or~n,,tynt,o, whicl, ,le-
, 1881-01-22

" thu tl!nn nf tho change. "Down tho lsel
lktyer Of tl,n North" by Alicu l'genirltz, ls
!4G pFoyince Of Mall!toba; II "A Celestial
{. liafawin of tiiat p1rt 1t Sun francisco
kow " ~ " GtHato"n s WITH ~ aecGt wfio 81 1hs 70
cai.ital sliort storlcs-ylz:. "Wollsieur Pa!!!s
l!eruss,l." ty Louise $. l1ouglltou; "Tho
s W's'es eysr xsss SSSq%rhkybi g. IT, (. biatS. d ris A
iy.Ir,i Inscription If ."Wtlsl, WnInen.' by
WIrt SikcA; il discussion, under thu title at
tho "Tft Snfos ,ys Of 4 }oar.,as ~ H. 5 Il" w;iy y
md tue wherefore ut their existe,lte; crlti-
clsm of snlal, l'stnhardt II lGr yn'iaua
eltnractcrs, Ly n. 4: vHn Nsnsselasr; ~! Si1t
tribe. With observations !nalo during ytalt,
bY 4. NJ. W1lIlun,s. A sketch entitled ~
Country Tavern tl Wlntrr." hy Mary Dem,
Two ln".nIs; witt. thu lis!lal sarlelyuf "alont,!-
Is tt}sn{pH N'M literary ftl!clsnbS, f0rIII t!l0
ialnnro 1T tilt contc'Itso OF this humber OF tho
ntayaxlhe.
Il pyrusal nf. tho table OF contents Of tho
Milwinisr (Frlr.ttrS) Scrtl,ncr shows y to
tt a number OF uIi!lHtial variety, The ltrat
f fanss tsss ''stt tss ss's !ssD fas Daf5s ;s
EIu!,.", whlel, Is reprinted from "Peserso,l'sm,,
..r4ls Is n ,.ccnt ,s.ory., tho ''fa!r 1arbaTian"
hei's u E!auant AMetIran ElrI, wS g. Ialses ;,,a
Gais.ltltloual Struggle" ", Ilj0rnstjetn,e
l.jJr,lst.ll, tito Norsu lpst, will liAyp special
Interest froln Tho AUTHORS presnns sojonrn to
ills country, nlMt fruMl lha cnMtunely llc hns
reeeiyu.. ut the Aalitls Of kinF oscar for
Its pronounced republican views; y ~
ut Tic ,crowM to ayerrido. tha pop'i!;;
iar viii. "'r!!a Allslc of Nlagarn."
w Eugene 81. Tl,nyar, tho boston DrEanist
a musician. is e!Itlaas paper cG1'ta9t, W ",
aetuni mitsieal notes pr.aiucs4 by u!e great
waterfall, ,wl.lel. tho autlMr says dues not
roar but aI,.Us. "Ilnw the New Iestanlens
Cunlo Down to us" Is by l'Eof. George r.
, 1881-01-22
HISTORY OF THE CITY OF NEW
IOisIt,

Mrs, Lamb has finished tho elaborate work
on which sFo Inns been for ~ long engaged.
and 1t IL not only credit 10 Its author, but
Will l,0 fornd Of great interest to tic general
public. This lll<tnryOf the City Of Nuw York
Is III Important element III tho history
OF tho United States. And Mrs. I4atnh
has ,l1ale faithful researches nnions
original records aid manuscripts
besides consulting all the authorities already
published Oh the subjects If which she
treats The secnnI volume. liko Its prct|c-
pnrt ctiyerng aAcls toples ~ !l'o ll.trotluclloh
tius Sol% Ts!xo"s, !! c!y % G%ssltiss, ieany !"a,.
la!Ia'n, ItaltaiI oMru: tasts " is:'1 Mns.
tecluto, Alnerican (;u0grttpliral Society,
!lratt lslol, etc. Each }n.rt has brsn T. tn,ly
llInstratet, ant among tha artlsss w. iIns % tl,o
erluks, i. o. q. barley, AUGUST VIII, 6: u:
tho work may by continued. Z. a.: "Il!u
Immense wralthofintercsllne ll!nterin! nt;as,
limits, suggests st.ur yslltlics IN thu future.
Elaboration OF sioelaf subjects. and tic plci-
nrH OF Tho Inst llalt-centnry 'linlilNet1 Win
the s1SefTs light t dsta ass aS SS"oE f; th1
natnrnl sequel. hut III n0 wise affect thu it,
dlviduallty Of this ws'rk."
LIFE AND SERMONS OF nR. II. W.
rHOa1As-1.IIE LORDS PRAYER.
We have before us u small volume With
tie above tue. III It We find sketch OF
pr, 'rllomasf life, followed By several SER
nous. nr, rtIo,nas WIS born In West Wiz
ginln In ls:sa3, Ills educational advantages III
early Itfo were limltel: and while t,u SUE
cecded afterwards In pursuing a course Of
study h, III academy unit u seminary, he
never graluatMl from, n college. lie, how
ever, improved Ills subsequent opportunities
of reading and study, aud entered the n!uts'
/ try of tho Methodist Churcl, befors l,o was
10 years old. From TINT &luie to tho present
, 1881-01-22
rr!E col,ro1sA1o1,'s MANUAL.

TT!E CONTORA1OE's MANUAL.
This Is a valuable litso handbook which
does not pretend to he, what it Is not, Il
general treatise III the law ut corporations.
Ills i,o,'-tcchrica!, and yet contains nbun.l-
ant references to authorities, SO TINT 1t will
be found 10 ba useful ndjnnct to II lnwyors
library. The ltan Ut It's preparation Is thus
stAsctl by the Hutlsor: First: All fragments
of tho general law ot Illinois having refer
cure To the organization, maintenance, md
dissolution Of corporations {nther than ctEs,-
)MnIus for banking, railroad, nMl insurance
i,rpnscs}, scattered through thB pages of
ile Kevfsr,l Statutes mid tho subsequent
session inws nrs brought together.
Second: TlIpsD nre arranged, nccnr!E.
lux to the classification Adopted
by thu Legislature, under tho ds-
visions OF corporations fur pecuninry
pralIt not fur pccr!niAry ,,pruIlt !;
n,nl for religious PURPOSES. Third: The scc-
tiOns Of each net tru brought Into log1ea! Sc
,Ihcl,ct, IL show tho manner Df organizing,
tic powers of tho companies. their operation,
untlci. tlluse powers to their death, whether
l,y etllux 0ftin!n ur dissolution by surrender
or forfeiture ut franchise. Fourth: Each sec-
lson OF tho acts which have pissed under ~.
view, by themselves or their eQ,iivMfrnt, Of
tho Supreme Court 1T this Or my Dtller Stntc,
nr Ut tila United Stntss, has appended IT,. 1t
tho subst.nen of tito views Of such courts"
, 1881-01-22

All Uur highest aspirations.
And nllr Etttsest l0yu Of Invest
Our E&i,at Ererpt reslK!,ntlOlIs,
Our best work TUT Mtn approves.
Yet which leHlutlsly VT Keep
IN our nlt3tt heart deepest deep.
sDUf lhia lNA,r hrs,kcli ssEf.K
Irl no uGtnhs hers i,rd,!snE;
For tho singers yo1e., IL kMnwn
III tho lleMfen ct iieASolls ntUnc,
TtGrp Is nollinE stirring, ar spifitesl, or
particularly original iu Mrs. Crnik's lltlse.
hut 1t IL ytry lnurul 1t sentiment a'l!l easy
Improvement il nIa4le In tie sewing Ut the
bt,ui,, Wirps tlnyu beH'l substituted fur
tlrvnsls III h,cll n way tlslt thu coyers 1f thu
houk cuI, t,e doubled hack without !nturlns
1t in this lcast.
l'ubIisllvtt In l}oston by lloughton, Alll!ln
& Co,
National Republican., 1881-10-24
VIRGINIA NEWS,

Danville will soon add cotton-mill to
her other enterprises.
Mrs. Mary Enders, of Winchester, died
last week, aged eighty years.
Gideon II. Jones, formerly clerk of the
Circuit Court of Page County, is dead.
Special mail service to Fulton, Albe-
marie County, has been discontinued.
w. A. Lobban committed suicide in
Charlottesville last Friday by taking morphia.
The Lee County Sentinel has changed
hands, Mr.. W. A. Orr having sold to Charles will
loughby, esq
Major Thomas Shunate will leave Staun-
ton this week with l5o coloTed men to work in the
coal mines In Iowa.
In Petersburg $500 voters have failed
70 pay the required capitation tax for 1880 and of
these $500 are colored.
on reliable authority that in Prince George
County cotton In some of the fields is still In full
bloom.
A post-ofiice has been established at
Spur, with Stephen NJ. Smith appointed to be post.
master
Some unknown person fired q bullet
into the rear sleeping coach on the northern bound
train near Petersburg last Wednesday. No one
was injured
A. +. and G. w. Livesay, of Greenbrier
year-old cattle that averaged $40 pounds Six Of
the largest averaged 1,697 pounds each.
Star-mail service on the route from Lo-
Gust Grove to railroad station viii be changed
from November to end at Gold Dale omltting
the railroad station, increasing the distance one
mile.
Rev. j. p Strider, of the Presbyterian
Church at Culpeper Court House, has received q
call 10 the First Presbyterian Church Of Savannah
and one TO the Second Presbyterian Church of
Norfolk but as yet has accepted neither
Two colored men were feariully MANNED
last Monday on Purcells works, on the shenandoah
Valley Railroad, south of Waynesboro. The nc
cdent was caused by the premature discharge of
n blast, which tore one arm Off of one of the men
and seriously injured the other about the head and
face.
PostmasteH have been commissioned as
follows. Matthew Glenn, at Free Shade Thomas
A. Vaughn, at Vaughn; Robert w. Eanes, at Eanes'
Gross Roads; George ID. Burkhart, at Alum Wells
Stanley Hunt at Rice's Depot Thomas 9. Tucker,
villa
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Notice TO Mt. Vernon Passengers.

The Steamer W, w. CoRCORAN,
which has been recently built and furnished a. IL
BLAKE, Captain, is the only boat allowed 70 land
passengers pt Mount Vernon Wharf. Round "trip, 81.
including admission TO Mansion aud Grounds.
Steamer leaves seventh street DAILY Sunday or.
cepted), at 10 a. M. and returns about u, M,
j.. MoH. ltOLLlNGSWONfH,
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
l.. L. BLAk n, Steamer W. w, CurcOran. iel
National Republican., 1881-10-24
FINANCIAL NEWS.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market Saturday. together with open
Ing, highest lowest and closing quotations, nre fur-
nished by the banklng.house Of H. D. Cooke, jr., a
Co., lf2g street, Washington, D. C.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEw YoRK. oct. q. ais y. m.--The market opened
at about yesterdays closing prices and has been dull
and strong all day, closing at advance over yester
day from TO is per cent. The steadiness Of todays
Market following the depression OF the last hour OF
yesterday unlocked for and the holders Of long
stock again encouraged to look fr the expected
and longdelayed advance, the few rumors which pre-
vailed favorlng the bull side Of the market. The stu
alton, however, remains unchanged, and the market
continuing dull is still subject to the manipulatlons Of
the larger operators. The elevated railroad stocks
were active and separate from the rest Of the market
advanced TO the close, and II was announced late In
the day that nj q conference held to-day WIS finally
agreed thatnrst per cent Of the earnings shall
TO the New York second, per cent to the Metro
politan; the remainder to the Manhattan Company.
Money ruled oasy ut a9i per cent, closing at per
cent
National Republican., 1881-10-24
cHEw-oHEw.

Plug tobacco is utterly chew chew
Nep FORK Comm9cioi Adpetjsa.
Now will the lone and homesick oys-
ter take his annual hot bath In soup at the church
festival Waterloo Observer.
"A prospect of light audience will
give any prima donna in the land very sore
thront and adjourn the concert per order physt-
clans certihcate.-New Haven Register,
"A Michigan woman has gone to Eng
land TO bring back three hundred servant girls
Erchdnge. Which will last her, according to- the
general run, just about eleven dnys.-Lockport
Union.
Charity covers a multitude of scenes.
The devil has one redeeming traiti he never
gives boarder n cold room. Know thyselt IS
sensible, but know thy neighbor is more iashion-
able Whitehall Times,
"A Rockland man saw advertised a
sure cure fer drunkenness" lie forwarded the
necessary dollar and received by return mall
written on q valuable postal card In beautiful
violet ink, the magic words, Don't drink
RockIdnd Courier.
-" You we're not riding this afternoon,
were you, Cicely, my dearr inquired herintimato
last evening. No, Don't you think, my, dear
little pony has the pinkeye" "Isnt that dread
full And a dark-red pony, at that How unbe-
coming TO his complexion r-NeiC Hdren Register.
There are two farmers in Rockland
whose properties adjoln. One Of them raised full
crop Of potatoes IN certain field, while his neigh
bors field, the other side Of the fence, produced
not potato. This singular circumstance is eX-
plaiiied by the fact that the latter didn't plant any
potatoes In the field In queston-Rockidnd Courier
National Republican., 1881-10-24
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Colonel Cameron will speak in this city
next Saturday night
The St. John Academy Corps returned
from Yorktown Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Dinwiddie is absent from the
city in Front Royal, Va.
, DIR. William Gibson has so farrecovered
from his recent illness 10 be ape 10 be out again.
A memorial service was held by the
Sunday schools of the Methodist Episcopal church
at three o'clock yesterday afternoon
Superintendent of Police Coleman re.
ports that many of the coverings fthe pump wells
about the city are In u rotten aud dangerous con
ditiOn.
James Il. Burnett, who assaulted Mr. /.
Rammen In his (Mr. X, ~ restaurant Thursday
morning last, by throwing bottle at his head
had nm examination before Justices Thompson
and Brown Saturday morning. He was released
from custody having been in jail since commit
ting the assault, upon giving bond OF 800. with
Mr.. William Javins as surety 10 Keep the peace
Tor one year toward all citizens Of Alexandria
National Republican., 1881-10-24
Only narrative.

There are hosts of men and women who, to coin
a phrase, are only half alive. That is to say they
have seldom n ever any appetite, are nervous,
weak, ldgetty, and troubled by numberless small
pains and aches. In the presence of vigorous, ex-
uberant vitality they seem mere pigmies Such
persons are usually fond of frequently dosing
themselves swallowing in the course of the year
enough drugs to stock any apothecary's shop of
average Dimensions This of course defeats In
stead Of furthering tho end in view-vlz., the re
covory of health and vigor. Were they to seek II
from an unfailng source Of vitality, Hostettcrs s
Stomach Bttcrs how different would be their case,
Then vigor would return to their debilitated
frames, the glow OF health 10 their wan checks,
their trembling, uncertain gait would grow firm
aud elastic, appetite that grandest Of all sauces,
would give relish for the daily food were II ever
so coare, aud refreshing sleep would crown the
tasks of the day. MWF
National Republican., 1881-10-24
ircets north, sublot a fect by dcpth, square III

streets north subot (2 feet by depthl, square III
Samuel Lawson TO Amos NJ. Iudsou, 500.
on street north between Twenty-iifth and 1Wenty-
sixth streets west part ofos and as feetby depthl
square 49, on street north, corner OF IWenty.sNtn
street west part Of lot go by 72 fec) square LIS and
on Iwentysixth street west, corner OF street
nOrth part OfOt 6 feet Ginches by 81 feet 6inches)
square N, John ]. Noonan to John Noonan, t3,1B.
On Twentysxth street west near corner OF L street
north south part ofot (6 by 81 feet nches square
W and on Third street west near corner Of Virginia
avenue, part Of lot 30 (i2 feet inches by depth),
square 500 John Noonan "a, Michael Noonan, s3vO
All ofsquare 6li, bounded by boundary street ana
street north and First street west, John Morris ct a
trustees TO Robert t. Morris, nominal.
On sixth street east between and II streets sou w.
part Of lot ~ 0 feet by depthl square SO Robert n
Elliott, trustee TO Frank II. Higgins, sl,gO. -,
On Nineteenth street east, between East capitol
and streets SOUTH original lot (63 feet inch by
depth, square il2 Cotter T. Bride to Charles Hen
derson, tt25.
COUNTY.
On Central avenue between Erie and superior
streets, sublos "a %. and 20 50 by $50 feet, block Il
Of Meridian Ilu George Taylor ct al, executors to
g. II. H. White Si,125.
on Superior street, corner Of Contra, avenue sno
lots and (75 feet by depth) block 10 OF Meridlan
Hill, g. III. h, White TO ~, Lewis White 1910
National Republican., 1881-10-24
W GRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST

On and aitef lnufruhy, ,f'epteihocr TO- iSoii
TRAINS LEAVE H. & p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:
7l0 n. m.--NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL, daily
Direct connection for South and southwest Daily
except sunday, to points ON q. 4 o. Il. II. 49,,
PULLMAN SLEEPING IAlCS on tl0 ~ m, rhh
from washington TO New orleans without cnnngr;
1915 y. m.-SOUrHERN EXPIRES, daily, Tor an
Il. II.
from Washington 10 Augusta, Ga. without
change. - - a. . -,
MARKS SlEEPlNG COUCH CAltS rom Whshlns-
ton to DuuyillG
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 1ilo a. m;
train daily, except sunday. For Warrehton, flu
q III. train daily. , ,, ,,,,
For tickets and Information call NJ Nlrs'hh Ni'u
~ NN' N. MACDANIEL, Agent.
NJ SLAUGHTER. General Ticket Agent Jyl8-u
National Republican., 1881-10-24
way Stations

sT.SS.
N,.y.s, Winchester, Hagerstown' and way
s:io-Point af Rocks and Way Stations
si5-PuIIADELpllIA, NEW YORK: MD nos.
TON ENPRlSSS. Parlor Cars TO New York.
St0-SrAUNTON AND VALLEY ENPRE.SS tcon-
tGOO-on sunday only, for Baltimore Annapolis, and
iGoo-BRfrIMoRE EXPRESS 6stopsnt Iryattsvlllo.
College, Bcltsyille, Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
''"'O1flfiSnIlS6tl hNpsT Lo6ls iasiPaf9 EXpRfsst N
iSio1JBalmorc, EllIcott City. Annapolis. and Way
il:2S-on Sgnday M w on 9nly, 70, ~ baltimore and Way.
tSOo-n -nALTIMonE, E,PHILADELPHIA,AN ANDNEw
YORK EXPRESS.
ericll. IIagcrstown, and Way, via Relay).
t3e-BALTIMORE HYATrSVILLE AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS tFrederick, via Relay stopsat
tti5-Pont OF Rocks, Frederick, IIagerstown, Win.
chester. and Way Stations. ION snndayto Point
tS;i5-BXIiiMoftE ik iEkXPRESs GMarunsbgrg and
Way, yIa Relay stops Hs llyallsvlile ana
so3-Pont q Rocks Rock and and Way Stations
7iSO-BALTIMOItE, HYATTSVILLE, AND LAU.
tei5IipIffIs2GRa, ifif s4titsf CINCINNATI AND ST.
tsSo-riii Hl Ia bEI.PMiA. be NEW YORK, AND nos.
TON EXPRESS; sleeping car t,,,r,c,,S 20 New YORK.
And sPTS3l ssepgg Sag {! flafeiHfNgb RNb LAu
REL EXPRfSS. Stops on signal or to let or
passengers at any station between washington
and Annupolls Junction.
tDaily tSundays only. Other trans daily except
For further Information apply at the Iialmore and
Ohio ticket Offices, Washington station, anu BD ana
1851 pennsylvana avenue, corner Fourteenth street
where orders VIII he taken Tor baggage 10 DC checkea
md received ut point III Inc city.
National Republican., 1881-10-24
DIED.

BRYAN.-On the night of the 2ist instant, Mrs.
LAvINIA BRYAN, of selma. Ala. ut the residence of
her brother, john A. Moss, IA Nichols avenue, In
the 3jtli year Of her age.
Funeral place Sunday, october 23 mt II o'clock.
Interment ut 1lllsdale Cemetery.
CROPLIsY. Y.-Sunday, October a. 1881, LuTiE, infant
daughter OF fThOmas l.. and Alice j. Cropley, aged II
months
Funeral from chapel Oak Hill Cemetery, O'Clock
p mr., Monday, October ~ 1881.
ECKARDT.-on October y, OF paralysis, LOUISA
ECKARDT, aged Is years.
o'clock y. me- from her late residence, O25 Twenty
second street northwest, Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited 20 attend. ."
HUME.-On sunday morning, October %, OF Apo
plexy, THOMAS l.. HUME, aged ~ years.
Ills funeral will take place from his late residence,
No 1919 street West Washington, at o'clock y. M,
Tuesday, October -. ~
National Republican., 1881-10-24

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